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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-10-22
The State Fair.

Inc SSAte T0ns
The week just closing has been an interesting one
to this community, and, we trust, highly beneficial
to the State The State Fair has been eminentiy
successful in the display of stock and Of articles Of
all kinds, and in the numbers in attendance We
can do no more at present than present = general
sketch Of the exhibition. Under judicious reguIa
ton the names Of exhibitors were not permitted to
be known to the Committees or the public, and so
list Of the articles by aum6e's would not be Of
much nteres: to our readers. This regulation was
adopted to ensure impartiality in awarding premi-
ums and We feel sure that there will be much less
complaint on this score than heretofore.
We hope in our next to be able to present . full
list Of premiums awarded.
The exhibition in Floral Hall Of fruits preserves,
vines &c-of paintings and the fine arts generally,
well as of needework, together with the products
the loom, Of handrwork, &c, was certainly equal,
not superior to that Of former Fairs We never
aW finer, or tasted better apples than those on ex
motion by Messrs. Westbrook & Mendenhall, and
ne Aessrs. Lindley. -"''r
Planters or Farmers Hall Was also we'll flied
ine agricultural productions were especially fine
and"eil grown; and indeed Farmers Hall generally
'aorded striking evidence Of the abundant crops
winch are crowning the labors Of the husbandman,
sae the increased variety exhibited was indicative
me steady and more enlightened progress Of our
people in the cultivation of the earth. .N d.
Aechanics' Hall was also well filed with elegant
s'r'ages buggies, furniture, &c. Most, if not all
zoe vehicles we believe were Of home manufacture,
'eaectng much credit on the good taste and enter
Prise Of the manufacturers. The varied and elegant
0' Of furniture by Mr.. Shuts, Of Salem, excited
general attention and praise.
IN the grounds there were extensive lots Of
p'oughs, and machinery Of various kinds for cult
''tmg the earth, moving. &c-wheat fans, smut
'"a screening machines, horse powers single
making machine, which executed its work With the
precision and finish of the hand ITSELF -and many
''e'es pertaining to this department. all evincine
ingenuity, Skill and adaptation to the purposes fo'
'nch they are intended y.iz
IN Thursday, the day set apart for the address
ae 'ssembage present was the largest we have eva
~. sa IN Raleigh Tuesday morning, the day OF
""cn the Fair commenced, seemed unpropitious, OF
'unt Of the rain; but it came and ceased in goot
sa'e TO render the occasion Agreeable to all. Tn,
W. uS' was settled and on Wednesday and Thursday
weather was all that could have been Wished
Tue absense of the Hon. David Outlaw, Occasion
heavy domestic affection who had beer
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close OF CO-PARrNERsHIP.

The DemOCtOSAC SSoSS NVoVODS1Oos
r viii be seen, by the Address below Of the De-
...,,tic State Committee, that Raleigh has been
a..;,n,ted as the place, and Thursday the 9Th Of
M.,cb IS the time for holding the next Democratic
The Committee gave to this and to other subjects
..h consideration and We feel sure that their re-
concentrations will give general satisfaction to the
party:
Ne have only time at present to add that We
.u,st ererv Democrat from Currituck to Cherokee
Il, ,espond to the action of the Committee and
h,t the Convention will he one Of the largest and
most enthusiastic ever held in the State. Brother
democrats if we expect to defeat the opposition, We
,,nst "show our faith by our works" We must
oruauiss thoroughly and meet the enemy, not as
nv recruits, but as trained veterans. Our cause Is
tho cause of the Constitution, Of Southern rights
# the Union; but good as that cause is and dear
,sit is to us all it can be maintained only by inces
SAINT vigilance and effort
We have been requested to suggest that the Coun-
~ Committees and others, correspond with the
Chairman, Dr. James E. Williamson, Locust Hill
C,swel, up to the time of the meeting Of the State
Convention; and thereafter with the Committee to
be appointed by that Convention
More on these subjects hereafter.
TO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
The Democratic State Executive Committee having
met pursuant to the call Of their Chairman after due
consideration, have determined to appoint Thursday
the 8th day of March as the time, and the City Of
Raleigh as the place for holding our next State Con-
yentOn, to nominate candidate for Governor, and
appoint four delegates to represent the State at large
in the National Democratic Convention to be held
in Charleston. We therefore recommend that meet
inss be called in all the counties of the State, an6
delegates appointed to represent them in the said
State Convention; and, also, that delegates be ap-
pointed to represent them in District Conventions
to be held in each Congressional District for the
purpose Of eecting two delegates and their aternases
represent the said Districts in the National Con-
yent0n.
Believing as we do that the happiness and pros
rty Of the people, the preservation Of their rights
and the perpetuity of the institutions Of country
depend upon the success Of the Democratic party
We earnestly recommend harmony and union in oul
ranks, and thorough organization as the surcs
guaranty of glorious triumph; and we, therefore
respectfully suggest that an Executive Committee o
five he appointed by said county meetings in eact
county to correspond and cooperate with the Cen
ual Committee and the other County Committee
which may be appointed to promote the success Q
the Democratic party of North Carolina
j. E. WILLIAMSON, Cha
FRANCIS FRIES,
NJ. S. STOKES,
49, L. w. HUMPHREY,
NJ A. BLEDSOE,
JOHN WINSLOW,
JOHN c. BADHAM,
- s. Med. TATE,
w. j. YATES
Raleigh, NJ c., Oct 18th 1859.
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~ judge John Y. Mason, ow AnSian Mn
lister At Paris died, Of apoplexy on the Ord IA
The Great Eastern leaves Portland for Holyhead
on the 9Th Of October. .e.-i ~ 40 d.is;.g
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was rad Over. The Paris Paeie says treaty win
be signed in few days that viii oendro shsesasiea
of Lombardy that contains the settlement Of Lou-
hardy debt
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" -rtftt FE.lfrIb~ ~ e|t~-F
selected to deliver TIE sddtea ssvssal gsatls1sa
were called out on tie Sand and made iapssepsa
speeches Gov. Ellh the Hon D. n. rsuiaeus
Gov. Bragg. Gov. Manly, Col ". L Ssesss end
Gov. Aosshssd satsrtained The pespIs ior IN hesr
or 90 and were received With warn demoosssssisas
Of applause Their remarks wers wslltinea ap.
proprate and to the point evincins deep interest,"
inths cause Of agriculture and the mechanic aria
Meetings Of the State Society were held svesy
night during the Fair in the Capitol On wcinss-
day night the Hon. Thomas Rufn 81, the President
Of the Society, announced his fixed determination 10
retire from the position which be has 30 long and 70
worthily filled; and in doing he took occasion to
express the deep interest which he felt in the cause
and to the Society that though for the future
but private in the ranks, he would nevertheless
labor for and with them Is long as his life should be
spared The Society then proceeded to the election
Of officers for the ensuing year, when the following
gentlemen were elected:
Presidsas
DR.. W. R. HoLr, of Davidson County.
.8r... Vice Prssidents
Dr.. E. A. Crudup, Of Franklin,
Gen. s +. Patterson. Of Caldwell .s
R R Bridgers, Esq, Of Edgecombe.
w. B. Wadsworth, ESQ.,, Of Craven. p
Secretary.
John Il. Bryan, IT,. Esq, Of Raleigh.
Treasurer.
j. F. Hutchns, ESQ.,, Of Raleigh
We give below brief notices Of stock on exhibition
the trottng matches, &c, rcaerving for our next
, 1859-03-10

Among the most eminent bankers Of Spain
is u. Salamanca Of Madrid BE is q gentle
man of cultivated tastcs and liberal views
His known political opinions bring him into
close coutact ard association With those vii
ters and politicians who ere devoted to the
fortunes Of the moderate party. Politicians
and journalists Of this party are received at
bis table every Thursday. To this weekly
courtesy, says the London Spectator, twelve
gnoaiA4ros jonrualtsts) recently responded,
ny inviting their opulens host to III enter.
tafnul. ut Of their Own, at one OF the modest
restaurants Of The Spanish capital. The invi-
tAtion Vas accepted, and the diener took
place, the cost Of ,he feast being eight reals,
or A. Sd hea 1ostead Of the basket OF
Howe1s usually placed as the centre Of the
table, stood pyramid Of books, surrounded
t3y the busts of Calderon, Lope de Vega, Ger.
vantes, aud Tclas9ues- Tue dinner ~as more
than modest, and tue only apology we have
for mentioning 1t all must be found in The
moral Of N. Salamanca's speech
. ..'Gentlcmen," )" sid lie, "2bout twenty-five
Yeare from this time, TIC old and threadhafe
cassock Of Salamanca, then student In the
University Of Grenada, might be among the
Oldest aud most woln.out cassocks oi. hls
coursdes When my education was comp'es-
ed, proceeded to Aalaga, and made myself
q o4nd;llero {journalfst) Of the .Apisador Aala-
1p&ao.: :: Then the love Of gold took posses
sion Of my eoul, and 1t was Madrid that l
found the object OF my alteration but not
wisd0us The loss Of my juvenile Illusion.
Belieye me, gentlemen, the man who can
satisfy all bis wishes has no enjoyment. Keep
the way you have entered on, advise ron.
Rothechild'a celebrity will case on the day Of
his deuth. Immortality can be earned. Init
, 1859-03-10

On a1nost every day in the week, upon tue
sunny side Of the sidewalk ID Third street,
may he seea an aged man hobblipg along up.
on staff, his whole appearance indicating
that all his reflections are memories, and that
il lc knows q single hope it il fixed upon q
couatry beyoud the grave, where penury and
Nant can never enter.
The history Of this old man was yesterday
carsated to ns. Far convenience sake we
sill speak Of him as Nr. james. Some TIME
ago Mr. James WAS Il man Of comfortable
Substance. IL owned farm, With stone house
and barns, uud cattle TO match, in the most
fertile part Of Montgomery County, he .ler-
il, in the shape Of Bank President, Induced
Hr. Green, q neighbor Of NJ James, 10 mort
gage his farm, get note discounted, and
build a Greclan cottage with 1wenty.to
columns Lelling up nothing. Mr. Green went
aueud and bailt The cottage. alrs. Green
then took On airs, and allowed that the could
TO longer associate "wilh them james,"
This anyeyed Mrs, James, who informed Mrs.
Green tLat sbc vas g. hot to he t1ampied UP
on.'' Mrs James allowed that her folks wer..
as good az item stuck up Greens" and lIat
she bal Us much right III Grcclau cottage
With tHenty .iour columns az them snIps Oil
ti,c next farm" Mrs. James kept up hsr
din for san.e vetk1, &c The cnd Of which time
the suhjpct Of this sbelcis struck his ctf''s IL
his witc. Even i Wise man will rttci ''u
tuoIieh thin.s 10 eEcaI,t { urtaln 'ect'Irrs, lie
ho.rowed good round suni from Tic bouk,
gave his note, mnrtgiged nls farm. .:,ri butt
j Grccian temple. For u bsi:f period Mr..
James ~as us happy :ls a tlt'w.A.cr, and no~
that Juues hid such alItnlAutc Of nlouey,
aud could get Us much 1nosc .4s l.c pleased,
came On Shopping excursion to phlladciph1a
, 1859-03-10
Gutfial Noti1es.


special Nottce.--Dr. Caldwell, 0custst+
hss removed hls otoe frum tLs Mateson Rouse TO %
Rsodeap1 It eet. eurnet Of De>Ybnrn OVER
THAYERs DRU2 STORE. Or. O. has nor aup!s
aooommo !&siu hsvak stvef4l apartments fa1ntahed
I'D taed 1t srea: expenie. With La1I@s Pirate Rtesp
don Houuos-
D.. q a&ll boarda t<1e Mrttesan Hosss. wts<e ha
nly be fauud whau not a. biz otua Hours stzoxE1 tha
aAy and evening u usual 1nhAsR
HeErtog's Pateut chaapton Fire ana
BrKoL4A-paooT aArks--Wlth HGr& paIens Powder
psoof Looth tn lams thN re:e aEaedst sepazate m'
dsas u The Worlds fair Londop- 16sl and the Wards
FAr New voet- lei3 An1 Arc the on'J American eAes
TINT wtzs awarded ntdAs Il the Lo7doa Worlds Far.
These sass4 farm thu 1ooft perfect sacaaU asatns4
Tin aad Burglar Of any aats ese7 oRea u The public
$1,000 Reward vill be paid 10 AZ pe*soe tho Gu
show that Hsss1sos PkrGx7 cR sxe1os sA1 eve1 fAsd
to presesve IL couten In Au 1ecd enia1 dse+
The .ubsedcers aao 1uAanfAcs1re NJ kinds ot untes
Ana ohN.ed lsou Ra7t ohcs.s &a3 VAatA vaalt Door,
and Nooev nexea, Cha II aof Drok&s 1sEeerh md
psay.ts 1un1als& tos nasa DAaao&& sad o<hm vain
ablck Elias q, HERRIN9 L o.,
n ks ,&d@ay oazs,es of H1s.&y stxre&,
Opposite Cisy HAn. Eew York.
q t. HAKNoN t CO.. Axsnta Caicaxo, H.
.Ahk
, 1859-03-10

Theee who arc ec&resnz TO witness the
waaaexsk perfection b z4toh l. ohxwaldt data nxna-
kar n Baaehe,oA T. - II. h<ou&ht ha manufacture
f Hia md Toupees, sEe invited 70 vttt nil Wiz AID
Hair D1ink Koou& ct No. fremont Block md ex4uino
These curlous productions o ar No scrutiny car detect
the artificial fren thu natural vhHa adiuu$ea to the
heAd- des1y :
8Ast ter's Fluid Extract Of Bark, An
htsnss remedy 'os the teve- I'D krae and the vess
forns of Bilious D.seasea intermittent Aeniernk
uhl Tever and Dennt Asue har1a~ their oaa n rzA4A
ia .! vef7 fertile ind mE1hy dsnaa nseparcd cy Dr..
8. savys. Druekss md CheraiH md sod by e&17eE.
tat&e c., No. 1s Laks ssreek CHICAGO.
Ths remedy IA prepared entirely ron 1eke4abe f1h-
ts&ccex &oa coIt&lpx nercur7. hrsEnla Anyhtax
hx. can prove lnuyous 10 lie s1t@a. IT. ehee44 ase
1hoss Of deobsnent and tonic veil a.apted 70 sesto.e
ths healthy action q! the Liver and etonach. whpse
tunoHons ase 70 generally !cnartd In ts CLAN Q: d.
eAses-
ou,nlnx md othe7 tonoz serve only In x0y cases 10
hscak the cha bnt Do not remove The disease Of tho
Hvss md other orx&na 1faphcz4<d On which <he chill
ahd Feve1 depaud: henoe The usetune s9 the *I5nid
Extract Of Bark" {D4Eteaarly In REGIONS vhtrc Ph5ss-
dana cannot b. readily eonsu1teD. which contains III
&he auaNes xted "a the indteanaa Of thae EaIAdlea
Hundreds o< testimonials In resxsd to the efficacy Of
te nadtEnt from p<1ropz Of ropectah!hy. have been
xi.on 70 the prup.scrbut he doea not tnako use Of
I hem u hs prefer 70 bare the rntd!rnein
zRonrElS bf liz Her!A
, 1859-03-10

TRIPP, HALE, l. co.
General Patent Office Depot,
NO. 10 LAKE STREET. CHICAGO. ILL.,


IRE SUBSCRIBERS BEG LEAVE IL
tntaso the pabIc generally. thss they have opsue4
her office Al the above place for the Transaction ofA
GENERAL PATENT AGENCY BUSINESS
It lthelr alz to keep hand. At all timex for exhA
ton md eaie - lx5xe variety = poz1hs Of patented
Aice8 al the x&t sgd osela Inventions; xod theJ
w take Eret pleasure tn receiving visasota xho 1aa3
Htsh 70 Examine their aftlces- whether With y1eN o.
pdrchsAnx Or not.
TheotHee Is ttruxu open the heAdqua1tefn OF u7e
tors Vto Ht4h t, dtspae Improvement; md
sne pEu.sesora Respectfully Invite inventors and atlxAns
IL c them ii their peAsurt PAteutA Obtained on
otN hi Fe1t1uas rtasouahle Aad With tho lk4A
:s4,ht Gsiar. The u1dc13Kucd Nl1t keep thofpukhiy
Iosed up In ell pzient. lsaed at a11xton nd
sa!pt.ez artc'es together With indivdqat Uou1tJ Of
ste sixbts to and veil ht sante 0are s be taken
10 reeer: % pae1ted atce Of szht r sale sh1t not
Of =equoe merit: peiuK the pqpo.p OF }be
ara! t,anta1a character worthy the ense FonAdeocs
4 Ill u:a1 ~isb to !escAae ani us1u improve.
11e1t4 FHlFP. HALE / CO..
No. lei Lake EKees.
Co.. Kfiby It, Rostan: lanes n. h4.ss l 81, botton;
Hoxen Bro Is l1se q. uhic.Ss: u. U. atl1nAn o..
l53 ,11ta Wxter tk th1rzxo: Ho5t Heree ~ 8tata
T.. Chea8e; j. Marphl Baralnkton, ": j. Tttpp,
Ed8u- 6JtzCu5e4 NJ I. oc8 b45artJ
, 1859-03-10
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AalAht Iron ftta1nxa u eezSA PEI po1aa.
RrAae Gtino Bends aHiax Jo:aA -: IN s.x1u1ss
&s Co.,
Our roex Il thc tasxat IL the cNs. ad III .!uhnz -
1eo9e4 inducements net eeu&Ged 10 TIE Wet,
Aalk-t1-Ab49
, 1859-03-10

Not1oe.-The undekHiEned, 8toekhol-
GEs Ia The Aetnhxnts Bank Of Macon Gtu4ds are by
ths provisions Of IT Charter. made pexan shy liable Tor
ulNua& The notes ofkh Rank viii be taken by u On d.
soGt "a TIT sxsae terns u Kentucky. Indiana aud
pfda. IA TunKER L o.
, 1859-03-10
PRESS: AND TRIBUNE.


THE RaEss+xo TRIBUNE 's
Great4pb Printing Establishment
II ths azxe md nnes& eatabuahtns of the kind in ths
West It hss uaose 8ean P1es ee md Machinery; uoro
P4ant,nx Matea,. .ad uao+e sx1yt Woskmeo than AM
ether Job Printing House wess Of Nes Fork.
Tha p.opt1e4oss prepared to execute On khort n-
tee. ever variety Of BOOK JOB LETTER PRESS
md FANCY PRINTING In tho RE81 AAHhKk
& tic LOWEST LIVING PRICES.
Particular attention dveu 10 the printing Of
BR6naA ca1ds, Roeters,
Writing Cards, Programmes,
Ball neken, PAmphlet,
Lstter Heads, ci1cul&1s,
Bill Haads, Check,
By-LAxz Blank Hotea,
Recsipu, L2belA
PRINTIM IN ooLoRB
In aliEs vaee< done La bexafnl tsy1e md s tao3e.
eketak4A
Il examination Of sPEc1MrNs ana PR1cm il II.
spet4fauyinvNed.
aw-orde4s tom lit oouna, prompt. fled md aen4
hou,s hy ExproA
The Little Pilgrim.
III n.y. ". c sca4,ps.
1..x.,it!l;: p!5ktq IS, R,. so@s
Al 5oee xSoes dix tn S9ae b lips tla,e dumb
A. 4Rs NJ :s9 + esf5s e eaa aar sss ;s:'
Dawn 10 the str-sntbs little ruaid
sns1 h 3 s$a &C. r. 3 ~ Sya
eunF onl, b Tbs Anseta-
nose da,. uan9 ~ he s,t bEct: tho hH
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Gewt1ta HIdfl)incB.
pAYHoND'S LATEST IMPROVED
Double Threaded
Family Sewing Machine.
PRICE SIS 0Q-CASS lHD STANDS EXTRA,
Warranted TO be AAf:ooA ~ Any In the
World.
They wilt Etteh and Hem, fuck and ReL Gxthsr sod

They viii 6tteh and Fen. tuck md lei G4thsz snd
Eubeolder. aad a1e eapec1sny sdspted
to Family me-.
3he7 wf1 sex III fnis Of eooda Iom tho hue9 to ths
eDAl be used Vh excellent snace4s IN I'll ttnds OF xt
Leather work. Ar peS7u Of ordnAr7 intea 31eure ea1
In nue hour. 1eaIn TO u1e tn 70, Nh pfAeiee t1tM
pSffte&
Thew Machines a+s warranted. ~n1 enY peeanu Eur:
ch&tnH them can FetQ11 th.u1 aud ct theI money.
After months trial they do not prov. Whist 1tp1s-
sent. WE%bL. HuLBRQnK.
2. @. Bsx l9sS. 30 1D6 Lake Ekret. up 6tAt1
A3ENTB WAHTED.
letter. ftaau!1y nus enclose il ext.a poIsss
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sAsks 4. oufES-..--..-JAxts AScx....HKxar sA1las.
DUPEE, BECK X sAYLKs,
RANKERa AND BR0KER9, NOS 3 / 5
- Desnneh!ra &x>et, poe&au diva particular Atm
.na q 10 Atn@&4f Lake Hapeztof sad are prepaFel
% hs[aAa sellsAs lafoE1nAaon respectlos them. 4
1eotalleaa Of III the Current Be,uex En b vat 10
~ aaireag dtGrei ao49I'8SiT
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HOFFM ANN Il &sELPCKE.
q a N X Il r 8, ChioaRo.
NEP0SlTS RECEIVED AND INTEREST
~ allowed On Special Depoht4 L!bes1l accoan,ed4
G.as xraned e depodtors ndepanaeot u tbs st&e Of
kbe money MARKET
EIuHANaE md Letter. i CredA tn a1tu1 10 Rstt ot
he principal c1tles OF the Unitea 1ta.a4 aud Ku1ope
ExoaAndE on xUR0PE 70 Iaport<za. u hs1 Tuzi
Quot4tunA
TINE LOANS On pr1Tnie hondl xod MORTGAGES psfo.
listed. Western STATE tou1t7. GtJ Or kAlrp&d 1o4qA
nekudA&e8 AdFo4d. 3At5
JRA9ot7 j. Ho71H41x. AEy. E1lI1 oFfo aNfcK1.
, 1859-03-10

CHARLES H. HAM l. 90.
pANKERs AND DEALERS IN EI-
- chauke. y Clark EtreeA Chicaso.
Cp1ku6n9 DKAxrxkkf-HAA. CHAHbtH3 CO.
Dcalef1 hexustable 8eeutitte4 AnJ and 9eI PaDes
EecaTod b. RaAl ERsle &2d xys pea1 attention 10 G..
1esenenta For &A14esn PAEtleA xpl&ub+lJ
cHAs1ra L AAA =. cHAHsKx5. aEn u xd(f11x
, 1859-03-10

nRs. WARNER l. KETCHUh, DENTAL
IL 6uR9E0Nh 0foee northeast CORNER al
Lake and Dearborn &treete.
IN &&&s1xf1 room No.1 oel1htxn1.
, 1859-03-10

Oioce No. Methodist Church Hio<k corner of Ozark
A1d WAkdto&t.n eteeetA
CHICAGO. ILL.,
J. O. AIEXHs (ffl.4n ctH9l araYrv w.r,Arv
, 1859-03-10
no BUILDERS, OWNERS i ROOFERs
The sahstesE 2se2e5ed 70 fasnssh in iasxe OF fa

This ner az1ee exten6ye1y II e9eeh I'll e4e1
cheepe frr md water proo and lasting u oak u III
building also reduces tie sasea Of 1unzanno 10 pss
tt1k
speclmeo u vel plans of the EA.!ou1 methods ss
pqtnkM can be xee0 eJ tannk u the once Of The
Gic4sn ms b<<stT 4. EDHARna AGENT