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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-10-18

nor RENT.--The best stand for q COUNTRY
Il STORE in Augusta county. 1t is situated at
Deerfield, on the Harrisonburg and Warm Springs
Turnpike, 81 miles from Harrisonburg, 81 miles from
Stanton, and 10 miles from Swoope's Depot The
surrounding negbborhood is tbickly settled, and has
wealth and every other uducement for a merchant
that can be found in the country. There is other
store near enough for competition Buildings all COM
modious and comfortable Dwelling house can be
provided if necessary. Address the undersigned at
Iuv 10 1880. KENNERLY CRAIG.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-10-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
SANDFORD,S
LIVER INVIGORATRRI

Compounded entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIyE ANDLIV-
Err MEDICINES now before the public.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1859-10-18
A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
DYSPEPSIA AND FITS

DR. o. PHELPS BROWN, the great Curer o.
IL Consumption, was for several years so badly af
flcted by Dyspepsia, that for part of the time he
was confined 20 his bed. He eventually cured by
a prescription furnished him by young cairvoyant
girl This prescription, given him BY mere child
while in q state of trance, has cured everybody who
has taken it, having failed once. 1t Is equally
sure in cases of FRS as of DYSPEPSIA
- go: Z s..s: -:
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-24
Abolition Revolutionary Scheme.
iNCITEh IT 10 TREASON 4 ClViL VAR,

THE sol m TO Rs THRoTn rp ANn THE
NtolpES FREED - PROGRAM. u TUE
KENOlUTlONABY CAMPAIGN = con lhlbL
TORS 10 THE FUND TOR IEths ANi'
RHVoLuTWS GOVERNOR MORGAN. TlilK
LOW WEED. DAVID DUDLEY YIELD, 'Eliif
SMITH HORACE GBtEiEY -Ek JUDI ga
BohY. JAMES KELLY. AND OTHERS, iNPI.
GATED THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ABolI-
TIn\i/In ETC.
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uonERT ". POE, VI. D..
uovropArHlc PHYSICIAN,

o"ers hi. prolesson'' s'r
IL vice, tn the citizens II Marshall am ''',n
i,y' lie will for the present he found al 'he
residence Of Z. Murrah ESQ
~ Chronic eases al distance ny s'nnin.,
.,a,rmen, Of symptoms through the mail viii
49,, with prompt attention
August q. l-5o.--5oat
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Il, +. NOt NJ

HAS re0med the practice OF MEDICINE a.''n
AMI will eisc special attention To surg,
vrncrcal diseases. and diseases of the eye W u.
also take d.el-t'i negroes Mt his hoHse' ana "'"'
them IN reasonable terms - d,
sent -. $50. 80
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SILK GOO ID ;

A FULL stock Of Fine silk prcs- Goods III
n Patterns II rare design Dress Ir,'n'n'nr'
end Ribbons In great variety from which IA
p,rs can ,.lrct A much finer article than has
sssally been kept in Marshall, for sale =.
u H. PIXIES
Oct -, 1859.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-24

I,q,llTREE h DAVIS, attorneys "a
(),,r Nar.hall Tc,a'. viii practice N ''i'
y ',,i,, Cour,s Of Harrison. fanola 'a'-, " op't
p'u t,, pn.k ami smith Counties, aud ~ 'ae
', .,,,, anA rel,r, Court, At Tyler.
III, 20 s59tf
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nt&. 4. az rs.

OFFERS his professional services to inc w..
| gems " Marshall and surrounding e,'n'r[
~ oNicc at the Drug store OF sanders
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I)hnsitians.

NneroHS $ 4 I = " JniiNNNN
nav. associated then'elvcs IA 'h' P''''''
W Medicine ,-.. l.....
r. on - rem,y.l :, judt' i'f1R"- ''>'
n4.l.r.. tue toom rc',1ty occupied hS w. y
" Flinc-
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~. > e.. a..
''' "iafEes "''a h"useics7 i5ls ~ pau
'".'' "'t.'''"i''' ana ''l't S.''''''''' 's
d,,,or;,,.. o,,iof,o ~ N,a ,r,du.o If
-.,.,.,.,t9 e.,'..l. -. T.,,..,,f.,,.l
that nearly all the clippers. steamers.
and small craft are bulls at the Nlr;h:
that large eareles of eastern lumber are
exported to foreign countries: that uiuo-
tenths Of ihc wooden ware used In the
southern States il manufactured in New
England; that. in outrageous disregard
Il the natural rights and claims of
southern mechanics. the markets < Use
: nth are forever filed with Northern
furniture. yelirlcs. axe.helyes. walking
taaes. yaras,icks. CLOTHS. pins. aaA PEN
holders; that the extraordinary namher
marhine-shlrs in the free states require
an extraordinary eudutityof cord wood;
that "A large majority Of the magnificent
e liiices and other structures both pri-
yatc and public. IN which timber in i,s
various forms Is extensively used. are TO
bs cml ~ the free States-wc say. let
al these Things be remembered. aud the
truH vii. at once flash across the mind
tuAt tno forests Vi ia. Norihare tsuurce
II lar .rrlatgr income than those II tac
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KERsEyS, I.lNsEvS,

4 ND PLANTATION GOODS general,
n frssa the hist manufactures, viii he sold o.
tsMN ~
~ COLEMAN ! 60.
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y,rI.N NosELEY, 4f01ay' osd t''"'-
-, NJ j. Hal. Mar.hal', Teca' :.
+ M,,ciey .ic"lr'oa; =.
Feb -. l-5S
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Gent. Calf Dress Roots,

VlyATER PROOF BOOTS, hip and Mud
w Boots also, n large lo' Gents SHOES, !"
COLEMAN 4 cos.
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niorsball ADVERTISEMENTS
NllSSE1TS,

4 LARGE lot, Of the best OAK tanned, aonh.'
n hack, together with 4 superior article Of
Kin Hrornns Just arrived and Tor sale by
j. \. COLEMAN 4 co.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-12-24

NEN. LANE, tnorn'ge' LAF' NA''''''' '''''
(J f.,a county, Tcvs'
september .. 1890.
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.vI,Rfy <. n. Nous.
,srnRE 4 MCKAY. Aars,y. sst CORN"
VI to,,o, Law. Carthage ranoa Soanl! lfN
a. viii practice +, tho 6,h .Ialicla' h'iT''' Anu
!, ,bc ,aprcm- aud l'cle-.l courts at iy,'r'
July 10 So.
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pe',tistrp.
i. II, JOHNSON.

J. II. JOHNSON.
DE9lDF\T DENTIST MARSHALL
IL Texas
Marshall. Oct, 18th. 50 --5;u
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\.
.,ENY 4 HAYNES Aora'p ana ~ o ..',.
\ 'e8,r, a, lar Marshall, Texas wa fNe
'',n, attcntion to all business ea'rn''' 70 ''''f
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THE ENFORCEMENT OF THE REVOLUTIONARY
sCHENE

cquate view of its prostratlng effects,
material aud moral. l.,s cquallci that al
The Volume entitled Tho impending tgl.
SIS OF the south; How 10 Nee, H. ty
Hinton Rowan Helper, If North Caro-.
lima:
W other 9o.ubc h"~ before tde pubic
az We conceive, Is, IN al. respects, sowci
caicnla,ed 10 ininco IA ihr'nnbs % ITS
readers !. decided and persistent scpug
nance 10 slavery, AMI a Willingness to
cooperate IN tho ehut to restrain TIE
shameless advances ala hurtai miiuen-
COS 'l tA.t pethitj1us Institution.
Inc exicnsivc citcui"'iAh OF . tapi'os
compeHi % lHe w'gN ia question AMONG
the m's'Hs'n1 itbertN-Iefihs voters "a
tue country. irrespective 81 party nt -
clHty, would, y believe, be pto44etFc 1t
most beneficial .rsUlts, aHI 80 tls end.
We trust you WI ASSIST AZ "a carrying
out a plan we have devised .'.t.." gratu.
i,lus distribution: # oae ilnael thous.
alI 'apirs u. site. a e5pqr r'. which, il
en-, aI is a.4 psi. >a.I, Wi! COW
..1 "uaH' w. laItrJ .as,. "ti he
bound F" }Amp. e. lNgm
oae .m.tcl tba9sa'i ,'f.es II IT,.
caatcne t.d fa'apH i. So. .1. "a at 'ii
Two "nHltrt pa "ai'l t'N,.tn f'IA
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JENNINGS. tion,g - lae' Na'
IL .h,u y.ya. once At North est COZ
nor / the public - are
.lanuAry -, as3i
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Ready Made Clothing.

A SUPERIOR and desirable lot, Just arrived
IL end for sale by ,n
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pa they not. Ia the DAYS that tr,cd
meli, souls strike as hard blows to Sc.
cure the independence 81 Gcotgia A. they
did iu Defending ihc Liberties # Massa
chusrits. aud is u not VIGOROUSLY true
Il a, lnc Tory l.m 81 South Carolina pro
Hugei the war two years at least l.
i mot. moreover, equally tguc that Tue
oligarclis of South Carolina have Negn
uumiiga,cd posts anil borcs tr tine gru-
cyal government ever since Il Vas ut-
gaui1cd. aud li'ai thu FIRE. aud ct'usclcn.
tions people Of the North are virtually
excluded FROM her soil IN consclu nee of
slavery II * well known and iucon.
,cs;nhlo fact, that the Northern states
furnished about twothirds of all the
American troops cnFag cd ia the kevoln-
tionary war and, though they were
neither nor less brave or patriotic than
their frlaw soldiers Of the South, vet IN
asmuch as tho independence e cur coun-
try was mainly secured by virtue OF
their numerical strength. We think they
ough, t. consider It not only their right
bu, their duty TO make firm and decis-
i've effort 10 save the States which they
fought "a fl-o from falling und't the
ok" - vusac 'Ntsnny than ihsi
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!, isir,ssible that ihr 'itkrtS monster
may make better show on \ new track (,
bat if + makes more ridiculous DIS
play We shalt nnl lac surprised \ care
in, ,N .mlnatlnn ct Its prcrc'schts has
,,n.eh, rs the folly of expecting any
thing good TO issue from It Ia any man
ncr whatever Il has no disposition 20
emulate the magnanimity Of It's bcttcrs,
and a. for laudabc ambition 20 excel.
that is a characteristics altogether for
e,rn TO its nature Languor and inertia
arr, the insaiutaty vlands upon which 1t
delights To- sat'ate its morbid appetite;
and from bad t. worse * the VI
omencd motto under which, IA all its
fechl, efforts aud achievements, II ckcs
on, most miserable and dclotcrlous cS'
,sicncc
NORTHERN rRnprCrs ~ 0,rs.nN sAils
The person whose curiosity prompts
INN To- take an account 81 IN" Immense
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04
Economy in Fuel.
WE have nst received ana have COR sale three
w sizes of the
Tr0pic Coal Cooking Stove,

Containing one oi the greatest improvements in
fro'iW-ed into Ceakine Stoves VIZ THE BuRNING ~
Gas SAoKF ARISING FRoM Co J.
By this ncyhod nity per cent "f the fnel is saved
aHd much hotter hTe convey ed 90 the oven.
We have one Il these stoves eXhib ton at our
StoTs We believe u 10 be better for Cooking with
G. 81 thsn any Rure stove that has vt been in.
rei1ted. II Wiil lis ~ fuel IN f'w months
Ne warrant fsm bc all that promise Tor them
md II The do net merit public expectation We are
willing 90 bear any loss that NAV accrue.
. AACkE>ZiE a MINSHiN,
aprl II Tallege 81 Nashville
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Y S P EP STA.
yours 's'pSf"a6v EBwARp H. Row1IY

Communication t. Joln X. Ienrose Esq, from Nj
Franklin Eyre, Kensii ston. .
IL Is with great gratiisiIon that testify TO the e
icscy OF Wanrs's An IL ysI eltir Elixir, which 10,
strongly recommended 10 me, tor which
heartily thank yon: IL has completely restored m.
health which I cheerfuly publicly acknnNle4V Vc
with the hope that Others may be similarly benefited
Truly yours ...
FRANKLIN EYIE,
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nem-Dork.

From vISCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, 346 Broadway,
New-York. t4k~ HtrsrF
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GLENOAK FOR SALE.
On Saturday, Jume 25th, 1850,

g. WILL bs, ars'rea public sale, at o.
20 the Curt huttse IN Nashville, the e9e<[<.
4z.i beautiful country seat knoNn as <ft<A
's1lkNOAk, ,i' sltasted abaut tSo make from -
the cty ol Nashville ON the HilisborO' pike. the
pFs-tnses 1feen ct and daiitng ground
AeA ensl ssd by Vckel fences The improvements
cosss~t ef txo-stary tenement, coBia s absut tn
terms kc., AL IA go.si order 1bc hquSrs acre butt
by the KeV. CaarAes Ttnes about i've years AZ and
are tasteful. sthslfnib.i and e.sBplcte ~
The properly tstii bs s..ld oue, Two and yesrs
tius, al iuteresi day 81 sar; lirn sFth be
rstahed, AID Msus psyabie "a bAnE, zztlsissioril
endors a, Wil Be required.
". 1nckeF tiss Fgeua and VII E'aew theta
% any pcfs.la estrtug 10 purchase.
I ksT further I4Arzceiars aIsply 20
fs las Il. CRAfGHEAn, E
sprs-dse,fi - Pubiic sgaare.
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$50 Newava Cor Vim

DANAwAr from the s,ibscril sr, at Ilecherd re-
II pst, on the ght Of the 2.rd sf March ast Ne
AaIT ell JIM. af s'-iisw eompif kim. about 50
O sFe, fcei high, All weigh but IS sounds
Jim Was rai-ed by ;. MASH, ifq., oi pxon county
Tenn There T. q unIsllscsr .,n his left nostr that
he sfys WIS pr ducea by blasiii tck, and lew
hts bFeaEt caused frsin burns, though partic-
ilnrly reuas n heIsd by ~ ~ which breast
this scar is on. He has rather down look and
ssini ate cxrFessisn cut "f the hsn spoke en- TO-
tbouFh go"d toHnteuanee. ~ti b cad & TeheRe and
rot'nd eyes iifa had an hen he LETT a lea Jarkei
IL bis Casinstt az yellow JEns Pants ~ n HAT sd
pGrlic col'T. ite . black tl by trace, and
sola b. ,. :. Hsw knS o. ". J. Martin.
1te ah,R TeWArd viii be iaid o. any " he
u deliver lin to - hstia toga. Tenn, % r.
:. Hawkins, No. IS Cedar street. Nashville. fem
". J. MART1N,
aP-7-ff Chatt .no' "a .Ts snnessee
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SINGER,s NfW FAMILY

aprl-tf
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SPRING OPENING.

NIE viii commence receiving our STRING STOCK
w lu a day ar two, (of which due notice will
giNenl and as Ne iHtend gong iuia the business NOR
extensively than ever our friends and all Who hs
Tor cash ALL bear IN mind lhat We do an erclusiy
Cash Business, and ~e Will sell goods at a very una
advance. IRWIN MCCI Fl IANu 4 co
feblg-lf -
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Adninistrafofss Notice.

TIVE IN orrsxnsA hztiE sbsnlns-1 sstl@rs - As
i a iai ffati 9 a. tAs rft4ir - hutkaEI ktNe, ee
eease8 Gte March frrHa. 1s13 sf TIE tentt CeEft
cf hssAs<sa sa,ssIlt tlss -1 aft I<zs1< -
nzy Be inrbte1 rsd estate a. cueer fefN sfd Aea
atska Tneza@nl z@fthenf sasi9st and thske hasAf
elasfns ssEl tie s.lae ~ FFesros Ekenss eal9 au
henflcsfa8 attkfn rs tline presffshed - a. -
shey lll - baFfe1. EAHkB y kI&&.
snares-lm Aem's q ksb1kiag 4ae'6-
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KESHxoros, Sept II, 1850

UtIOlEk 10, IeoU
nR. JAMES WUIfEM
near Sr:-Having suffered for a long time rroo
Dyspepsia severely that com pleely prnsirai
eel and having tried every means relief wiihau
success I advised To use your "Anti- pyEPeti
Flxir." II aiirr,is much pleasure to inforIB yo
that am entirely cured by IL use, and cordially
commend IL TO all persons suffering under Dyspepsis
Very respectfully, &c-,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-05-04

WE have a be utnl cullcctt5n OF OF nahlis roots
w f tile nrst quaiity ani tiie Inost Brilliant col
ors. For tbrve dollars Ne wti furnish one dozen
ossFN ole ol ado eat coloF.
! t,ARI kNfNG TOOLS ol every Kind Cor the ese OF
lady anai ears Rld lT actral gaf0eheis.
500 CituICE FluiNlk ~ III from 10 20 eenis
IA t,sJ ,aIg tfsfss tiiiss > Nufscr sc. EEt IN
= PUMPS ~ = hsvc isf-t received tail asssFtneht
Il Cn~ ing's utnl% sit st Nhie warrant, AID viii
sell A sha g os or than tie ket prize.
I : CslAl. OIt-our LAM Rrv kaowa 20 be AZ tho
sim, lest and ,uLsT1e. .lons and Su oil pure and
re iron, all ,slsils yc odssr-
fLArkp An bBIE ANA WARE, We hayea grea
y,rety IN IA teffs tsslcTs, spoons, Forks Cups
: snay.ss AAcAEN1IE X MINcHiS
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GEORGE wOOpRCFF
CornweIi's Halfway House, Bristol Turnpike

Testimony of Mr. Abner Fines, Market street. ah0s
Sixth. c"rraborstive OF tile efficacy oi wlnms
Anti-ny speIit Elixir
TN. JANIS NHIIANs.
lear Sr--ii gives me greutpleasure 10 know tina
you again preparing your MEDICINE for the cnr'
&c nyspeJsa, for many of my acquaintances have re
f,eatey asked me where u could be procured. know
ing tnat lad heen cured by IT, As think that
i,ublr acknowledgement Of the great benefit have
received from the oi medicine, ~ not only
-fue tn you, but may be useful % others now MAKE
u. For several years ] suffered trom llyslelssia
hcl increased to such extei.t that my health
constitution riIi6ly sinking under it. J Wts
compelled to restrict myself the simple fo0d-
and even that couid not digest felt loss a.
strength dsihcliuatioD &c exercise and (as you have
IL ia your adN crtscment) general feeling oi dere~
sion aud understandable NeaTincss. hi The year lsfe
hearing fr'n "th-rs high recommendation OF you
Anii-ny speptic tNir, lrucred and use "a ith ih'
most bhpfy encet. under It's miuence langnor an
wearinesr gradually passed away and ms Eppetit'
revived, which could crafty with inipunify. Tei
years have nov elapsed. .sPd MY con denceIn the
rative powers OF yanr -IiCine las nf course a.
creased, for IL coE pletcy euresi hen failed
obtain relief from any other soErcc-~
Very respectfully yours,
4 ABNRR EIMEs
The EhStr' Is sold bottle, - each. six hot
lies Tor 50
.'roprieior IAMFS WILLIAMS NJ
Chem ST and lilaTmaceutist
No. South seventh street Philadelphia
~ al a a altffrugriefs
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4. q NJ ~ n u

IN addiisa The stVeA p.fsl.asea uI = u iAfden
l. have Tcccs ea tie l"liuNhEf
soc .O1u feet 1. r. ssrs ! cil,@ llse kisotingi
auo.ou .. Alaa ="
soSs. :. xN. White inc Csltng;
.0,OOo telse alss Maslsbuardss
.a09o clear Whste ril.e al stlesIsssssi
,ssc0 = ro,,laT tisnk, Jolsta seaniltag;
2uo 700 Cedar, -szugtcd.
Also --MinsieS sasl, aud frames aud Hin 10
match Pie ralgnei lsfs and raiIlss, Asisie irers
Moulding anu bFa, krts, tular anH faHe shingles
lali supply Away hand a. the Asss iis LaaalbeF
fsI,s-sm s7fT1EasA J. T. GIBSON
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Stop the Report.

hisnurs entity rePo ted that &c a no Goods sniy
~ Auction when In fact, two-thirds Of our sales are
private the same As in any other Wholesale House in
the city, with ts exception, sell FOR short pron
for cash and short prompt paper.
leb2l bGAN TRABtTR A IfJcfrs
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Attention, NIachinists, s c.

y. r. Merchants. in want of any of the above ar
ticks will aBd o. their tav give call
can Bmfntalsts. them b. TIe dozen at low
prices stsa aiiy other house In thc City.
mgr3-tf q n r. CUTTER
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AhCA A r D

A J. IRWIN (formerly Of Irwin Ncclelland
"A. Huntsville, Ala.,) having become associated
with as m our business the style OF the nrm viii be
IRWIN hcIIfI1ANn A co. l0
". A. 4 J. G. MocLuI-kSD
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lnasbDillf Patriot.

We; :.:: !: s,.s:' s4@ar:
WeeA! iiel .nnum d w
urE - One Weekly for Two years, Weekiies -
for year, in advance ..........- - 90
Wien the Daily rri-Weekly, Weekly i to be
discontinued (paid in advance at the time subscribed
Ir), the subscriber order, otherwise II viii be
)ntinued, a option, until paid for and stopped
not PAID, It must be paid at the time of discOninu-
oce spti0n. II the party is good 1T will be
until paid
= risk -
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-17
Later from Eurobe.

The Moniteur Of the 18th July contains an an
nouncement, authorized by the Emperor. that the
army and navy of France will forthwith be reduced
to peace footing.
This announcement has occasioncd much gratifi-
cation in England The London Times says:
1--WE recognise in this disarmament the sagacity
of the Emperor in guaging the temper Of his peo-
pie, and for our own part We rejoice that wc may
now return to security and peace. We shall, Of
couse, in due time follow the example Of our neigh
bors"
The people Of Tuscany arc very much opposed
to receiving their former Grand Duke, who ID Of the
house Of Austria They arc almost unanimously
in favor of annexation to Sardinia.
Italy is still in disturbed condition. but not 20
much excited rs when the treaty was announced
Hungary slumbers and submits. The darling hopes
of Kossuth and Garibaldi have not been realized
On the 4th instant at Liverpool, cotton was quiet
but steady. Breadstuffs dull.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-17

- We do not knou shat truth there h in the
foIovin. .,.,smxpt. Of oos Of ,b~ w..h;o<sso COO.
1900. - a.. g.. e., Ill "a. -
~ =" WV wv ' ss
them Tor what thsy arc vosth:
The general impression here h. that the 6rm ef
Seward. Cameron. Weed 4 Compsny srv engaged IN
the, slave trade. and that The statsm<uts et The
Hsran are strictly correct. We kna~ that wsnss<Il
was selected printer Of the hlssk svpahlsan llea.e
the thirty. fifth Congress. by the all ef Ns~ Yesk
votes. and the effective strsnsvtss. al seae others
In the same boat Several Of tbs Nsw Yosk fvpss
licans who voted ios wcusil subsequently, resign.
cd to save expulsion Eas their corrupt pssesievs-
Mattcson came here every month after The adjourn.
ment Of eonxrv>s TO SGT his share Of che Pssasins
sPols, which uSrc dsssr'bassd snsoas Weed and
Others When Ms'srsee uas on trial bssosv The
House. Weed wss psuasinsnt IN procuring counsel
for him. and aided In The sstrsoFtinsry dssnss
which was set up on that snsssossbte oseasiea-
The public viii rv'neasber ,hs. seward euly h.s faI
vent to Mssts>oas town ot CsseA sstsf es bad been
driven out Of Coasr~ss-u,sh only seventeen soses
to back him. and some Of them on tsehnscsl POINT
and there cnarsed his conduct, wishoas gsSslshes-
tons or condition. The secret Of hat wsss Matte
son Threatened TO peach on Weed CaaPany.
and they required Seward 10 vhsse~ash him ~ .
consideration fot silence.
During The same Thirty hnh Coossvss sessns
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-17

The Democracy OF New York ssiied.
The Democratic State Central Committee Of New
York, which assembled at Albany on the Sd instant
decided by unanimous vote to issue the call for
State Convention in the following words:
"Thc Democratic electors Of the several assembly
districts Of the State requested to appoint ono
delegate each to State Convention to Lc held al
Syracuse on the 18th day Of September next. At le
o'clock. m to nominate candidate for secretary Of
State, Comptroller, treasurer. State engineer and
surveyor canal commissioner. State prison inspector.
judge and clerk Of the court Of appeals and to choose
delegates to the next National Convention, r. he
held at Charleston. or to determine the manner in
which. and the time when. they shall he chosen.
and for the transaction Of such other business to
the convention may seem proper"
The indications now arc that the Democracy Of
New York will be thoroughly united in the coming
contest United, they will be victorious; and if the
vote of New York shall be cast for the national
Democratic candidate for President We will have nc
fears for the result
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-17

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