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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-05
Law Ccpartaership.

Law CcpartRership.
IL. W. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH. n. c.,
REAvING ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
liz in the practice Of the law in the County Courts will
promptly To all business entrusted to their
They viii attend the County Curts IF Wake, Johnston,
Nash Franklin, Granville Person and Orange.
Office On Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel,
where the other may be Constantly found.
Jan. ., lSiS. ST.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-05

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-05

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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-05

DRY GOODS-SPRlNG- 1858.
STEVENSON, WEDDELL 4 CO.,
p, WHOLESALE DEALERS 49, Us
,nENCH. GERMAN, BRITISH 4 AMERICAN FABRICS
AVE NOW IN STORE A COMPLETES ASSORT.
Sn;n ment OF new and seasonable Dry GOOdA for the
'iS,.ns and Summer Trade s.1,-
Ssea! attsni is solicited from the North Carolina
'uo virginia Merchants 'sS
JOHN STEVENSON,
JAMES WEDDELL,
WIN. H. CROW,
Aasca y. 1855. 90
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-02-05

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

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acre wiling ~ s>fEs issI coastry, rephss sD'ery,
e.,~s Dre,Dj, Materially. pcltle.aJ, al p2'rl"t
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80. Jet ITO ~ .scrs; ~.st t.s lr:;~rs acre pa,
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sigy4 IeOcs t01I. spe st.,ser B.rbsJ u. mean.
srhibsr Or Dot TIE GossfnOr .sOgh %, have been
led iri0 cofresp,Icetoe '. ee Ia If LIN "a f.r
tsi01 hD water uErk II nOsi fs'Ofrd ee1 Of
b.. fsgOrl'e st.u-t,k Ttere ]. h,SeTer, IL, 10
.ols,.ct for o,her i B.rbey VII 20. II. tie boJs
slobS the " boy. probst VII b. Tery careful, II
fu'uie, kOv tIeJ has. .lJtti,g 70 DO ~i.l Barney
Ia. eorr.sDObd.soe wit great nen tD probably
rn.t s.ts az imp.d.m,L, II p1bic,t'Oa b. L.,
o.-cr, advice tiC ~ brig D.: b, lE,le VClaG1e
iur.edlf.Iy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

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borrcr, o. korur, lead.
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partly 10 saTe or bE,s, 70 cope via IL s-'goc+
!; "a, b vel 70 co1sl6rr SostAeE zies. s>1fe>
a wealth "a 70. IgELlI. 20 waste us9>f our o''e,'
II 20, before or ey1.. I. ulsy BE is.i Pa1' aa'
i,.4lf vu Lot 3 more golden r'sr ,a.a - ns'
as,,-,,t,sn ,t-,.u-. tz-tldEy can0 -ssch 10
S-ruiue. oar streets AID receives IA uItat.ry
rissIst. from al or houses Possibly Iae pros
pet Of q lucrative speculation, sfter tie Bna'a
Government bsye furnished us with TIE f,ct'- may
lead TO The r,.cgiDg Of much wealth from "'leT
gave. Which. II daily manipulated AID applied 70
the soil vii brig forth many Kindred f'id-
III. wines. Of Ed,nburgs AID Milan prove. bow
gf,st., The urndueiisspe.s 81 m.rsetgardes. and
fsrus in tie Deiabborb0od Of cities can be s'Im1-
Issed b. tie cosr.ess use Of tssIr sewage Thee
results car, doubtless, b. greatly increased BY new
c-coveIies. i. /. 10. - BE- supPo.ed that, Ia the
press NJ advanced .t.te Of science, AID II. sciEi.
ID ,esrctipg Cu, al the ktg d0us Of nature It CAL
fsn 10 solye this gres, ard benefcsnt problem
TOW ~ tran.mu,e malaria into health poison into
food, s.,bct into fragrance, and the most loath-
sone substances into sbe freshest fjsers and the
mot delicious frults The.e are the gbt! and BE-
DIRE miracles which Scierce will yet work for m,n
II the spopbihsgu concerning TIE merits oil the
nsn who shOu'd make tSO blades OF gra.s gro"
where 0pl, ope did before gbi;b b. been attributed
70 various authors bot j. real! due 70 one OF the
CREATES. sDd wi,est OF ki1g., bis Nsir-ty OF Brob
cisnsg-if that BE- true, then great should be the
reward Of bin " DO sb,ll make this Doisoms poison
an occasion Of health, beauty and sb1ndance
We think be would deserve as much gratitude, and
as splendid rewards as Sir William Armstrong
v no invented the gun that VII klll five miles and
auarter al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
A BR1HF REPLY.

On two or three occasions, not long ago, We eI-
pressed our sentiments somewhat at length re-
,pec.ing the proposed union in the approaching
Presidential Election between the Republics n
party and such Democrats and Americans as agree
with il upon the leading issues involved in that
election. Knowing the disposition of a few RePub-
lican presses to cavil at and msrepresent all at
attempts to insure the triumph Of our cause BY any
means or under any men except such as they had
suggested and approved, We were careful to guard
against misapprehenson Of our views by explicit
ly setting forth what We did not, as well as what
we did, propose in the premises.
l. We distinctly stated that We were opposed to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
5. BARNEY. LET THE BOYS ALONE"

The cspious and severe critic need not remind
US that il was 10 behalf Of the softer the fsrer, the
gentler-n abort the girls that the epic from which
our title comes was written. We know it. We
have been aware always that the duplication ad'
dressed 70 the certainly sportiye, and possibly
wanton Barney came from the tender heart Of some
plying elderly lady, who a. an Indictment To
piesent propriety Of conduct and the gentr, prac-
tee Of The seyerest of virtue held out the tempta-
ton Of an immediate vespertine cup Of that refresh
ipg beverage which, as another poet has told US,
"cheers but not bebri,tes.' The critic Aforesaid
need not expect 10 catch US tripping on any point
Of this Fort.
Nevertheless We say boys" We beg Barney
TO de,st We urge him to stop. We lmplore hin
to forbear We suppcate him to let the boys
" alone" Grls are well enough in their way.
moved for the steiner the nobler-in short the
"boys" Barney, let the boys alone"
We mean Barney Donnely. For be who mod
esily ,igp, himself b. Donnelly' in those charm
ing letters 10 Gov. Wise, was sprinkled at the
sacred fountain, amid crowds Of aduiring friends,
as Barney" Barney" was the name ll'ped 10
softest accents from the sweet lips Of woman, as
he lay on the maternal fountain. Modesty is ever
an element Of greatness, and though he whose
privilege it ia to say my Dear Governor" to high
dgnitares Of the hand, shall simply prefix
"B" to bis pstronymic let those who
can de,cry true merit, aud who have no
envy know that under that thin disguise lies
Barney" II it is not the same Barney"
hitherto known 10 us, and chiefly known to rs In
relation 10 girls, then it is another Barney"
hereafter to be known in dreadful relations 10 boys
For here is dear Governor-Do, let us print it
properly" Ny DEAR GOVERNOR, whom Barney
would not let alone; and the consequence ia about
as bad an accident could possibly happen to an
unhappy gentleman whose ambition bad led him to
long for Presidential hoEors 1t has killed hun
or, at least, done bin injury lie Isa,poiled Gov
ertor-n completely spoiled as the child was a
spollt child that the heavy man sat down upon,
P,cidy, unconscious Of the melting fact that
his seat Of honor was surrounded with rim
| Of squeezed.out spoilt baby. SO sits Barney
And here is the horrid sight Of squeezed out
Governor trying TO get up feeble cry and To-
wrgRle out OF that shocking condition OF utter fat
pess into which Barney has put him.
Now, hat We wish to know H. whether this IL the
course Of conduct which Barney" means 10 pursue
in the impe nding Presidential canvass A be be
gins with Governor. Of course be has no bowels OF
com passion, and would as lief write letter to a
Dear Judge, or a Dear Senator, or anybody else,
With this same shocking result Is THIS What IL to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

Our advices from Europe, by the steamship City
Of Baltimore, which passed Cape Race on Thurs
dsy evening, although FIVE days later, embrace
no news Of Importance. The intelligence from the
Continent ia tf n pacific character. France was
making preparations to carry out her promised
naval disarmament, aud had dissolved the army OF
ob,er alton on the Rhine. The American Minister
At Rome had obtained from the PsPal Govern
meDt four hundred scud by way Of compensation
u Mr. Perkins Of Boston, for his loss at Perugia
The new loan TO the British Government, GA ac-
count Of Inda-fve millions sterlns-bad been
announced The City Of Baltimore will probably
arrive at this port in the course of Monday, bat we
shall probably receive the details Of the news to-
day or to morrow by the Vanderbilt here and the
North American at Quebec, both having sailed on
the ,ame day with the City Of Baltimore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

We advertise this morning the new prospectus OF
the Atlantic Telegraph Company New preferred
stock ~ 10 be- issued, which ia 70 be free from all
responsibility for losses heretofore incurred The
shares are Is each, and The whole is'ue 1000 900;
ten shilling. per share TO be paid with the sub'crp-
ton and 81 on sllotmenta. The two Governments
guarantee nm annual income Of f33, 900 from 'he
day the cable ia laid. II ia proposed first to try
the raisipg or restoration Of the cable now laid;
and If this fails, TO put down new one which
,ha be the result Of the highest scientific and
practical knowledge Of the age. Appended to
the Advertisement IN a statement OF the actual
work done on the old cable about this time last
year There were 3GG messages sent across the
ocean consisting Of 2,si0 words, and total Of
u, 2I9 letters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
TENN SsEE T..

Some Of the Democratic journals of Tennessee,
during the recent election, and among them The
DAILY Aralanche (terrl6c name y, of Memphis, sad
The Union and american, of Nashville, copisd pretty
largely from THE TRIBUNE. They sho We'd their
good sense in this. Were they 10 make still
greater and more frequent drafts upon our columns,
it would essentially elevate the character of their
sheets, al tepd TO improve the minds and mend
the morals of th.r readers.
BY the BY, DOW that the election 10 Tennessee is
over, We suppose We can say, without exciting the
ire Of The Republican Banner and Nashville Wing,
that Emerson Etheridge, in tue XXXtNth Con-
gress made one Of the ablest speeches against the
sl,ve-trade ever delivered on that subec. 10 that
body, and that we rejoice in bis election; and
that John Bell opposed, with great zeal and
efficiency, the repeal of the Missouri Compromise
and the passage of the KansasNebraska BILL and
denounced ID repeated speeches and glowing terms
the Leeompton swinde and the English jdgge,
and that We would much rather see him in the
Senate than A. o. 2. NicbohOn.
We take leave to assure The Banner and Whig
that the attempt Of certain politicians aud Journals.
during the recent Southern elections, to make tho
peopl. believe that they were more devoted to tho
Slavery Pfcpagandists than the Democracy, was
a, bypocrticsl 10 pretense as it has proved to be
bootess in result That is game which two
cannot play at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

An explanation from Mr.. Eugene Cassidy editor
Of journal remarkable for benienty Of temper
and sw eetness of disposition, graces another CO.
lumn Of The TRIBUNE this morning. This ex-
plan alton relates to the recent letter Of Gov. Wise
to our fello~.citizen, Barney Donoelly, esq. Mr..
Cassidy denies with emphasis not 10 say with in
dlgDaton, that the publication of this letter is duo
to him. Somebody else violated the confidence Of
Donnelly and of Wise; Cassidy did not. Ia fact,
having perused the letter and made himself master
Of IT. tents, Cassidy locked the same in the in
yiolable secresy Of his own bosom. Not even to
Dean Redmond, not to Peter Cagger, rot to
soul was that letter communicated. For Why!
BY q fine instinct Cassidy felt that the dis
closure Of the letter would DO injury 10 the Tepu-
taton of the great ylrginian and 80, ike good,
faithful Cassidy he steroy held bis tongue on tho
subject.
Now this, we think, is fine II gives US a high
idea Of the lofty virtue which is known to be cul-
tiyated by every Soft politician in the State But
having thus expressed our admiration for such eI.
emplaIy conouct, should like TO put a sin,le
question TO this noble Soft On what rim
cple was it that the good Cassidy having long be.
fore studied the letter, which he knew perfectly
TO be genuine, on what principle was it thst on the
publication Of this letter be pronounc ed it Q
iorgery1 VIII de kindly favor the public with a
explanation on this subject
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
NEw.YOnK MARBLE COMPANY.
fOsrf sgcOsD sfbftfs
between tn sL6 9Th ave, Nov fofh.
tOpposits the CystAl Palace grounds.

Bs,Seeu I'm aE6 9TH ave- rev fMs,
Opposite the CU"Ai Fsisos sroand')
IulTAsLrrors.
COlpsss FrDIsrALs, 10, &c, ke..
made arohr M.snitUrD ~ rsscr IMITATION o.
Tss ono,cs,r isrosrsD hAsHIss, via Eeyrri.s hts>.'
BsaArsIls NtsD Asrfqus, RtD Ahriaut JAptH, Foh'
pp,sv Mosaic rsEfSfEs Fsrson brAs. LsuOs. CALuOr'
nu btArvAss, Wntrs irsLIas and
Evrsy v.sitry SOW ~ Usg.
aSspmsnt II rsrfSsss extensive comprising
yLsnossrSir CsHNtp, Httts hotptD FhtLtp Ana rLAm
hikfLIs $780, everJ variety ~
T,nds .sb BUstsv Tors
b~s,ifs Msb occurred the unqualified rnnenda
tt.s ell p.sd them Tbsy ktsisr tHs sc
OtLs Aeps which defsoe ordinary Marbles and
svitA sAsd higher d.sies u heat
Hafstssa~ . a. "A. " eli pNtiss having thsp In us~
hAssLsyrp sisrs sross MssTLrs,
have tutop~ ard highly approved Tor the last
nnssy yss ~hs Ia country nsy have been used or more
thss t~s y~s's -
The tissvALtp BfAury, IsprubUcrthiLtry and A~Arse
Gnsaks 81 these Marbles rscOmmsnd-d their universal
Adcvtios .
MstsAt Coioss With powerful heat Thess tbJ the
ms 81 oh.n sssntsJ sbsobsi ~ the aud become
knastoss'sd Into tns sane. go
Thee Msb!-s BE- shipped part ~ Tho country with
out sbiy bs.ahsss Loss-s secont " bf-abss- vii bs
sussn,e the Company fof u PEI cent on the o"s Of tho
e4t,oLs. payable In sdsaece -
Tt< sention u AschiftSft ana tsspect
fnJ invited. ~ hN'SA'' i"ihesI
Jas n BAst Treasurer
v Dnske, Sept 81 Manufacturer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

Gen. Houston has probably been chosen Gov
erbor Of Texas Returns from Is counties give
him a., 400 majority over Hardin Ruonell' the
pre,ent Incumbent, which it ia unlikely that the
counties yet to be heard from will overcome The
chances are ia favor Of the election to Congress OF
John II Reagan, the present member, from the
Eastern District, and Of Jack Hamilton, indie
pendent from the Western District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

We print this morning another Of Dir. Greeleys
Overland letter., received With several others, de
scfibiDg bis yist at Salt Lake City. These VIII be
given 10 our readers soon as possible. One OF
them nsrrstss an Interview with Brigham Young
and the other digntaries Of the Mormon Church,
with long conversation respecting their doctrines
and polity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

A church, court houie, hotel, and several
smsller buildiDqs in Lawrence, fourshing manu-
featuring village Of Msssschu,etts, were destroyed
BIZ ERE yesterday afternoon. Another church WAS
partially consumed Three men we're killed BY
The falling walls Of the hotel. The total loss il
estimated at 4 I50, 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
Nssuuurk DAILY Gribm,te
SATURDAY, AUGUST -, Isjs.

The mails for Europe, via Southampton and
Hsvre, per steamer Ocean Queen, viii close 70
day st2l p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

Toward midnight the clouds, which bad for
hour, been broOding over TIE city, began to drop
their burden At O'Clock this morning gentle
rain va, filling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

CRisTADoRo's HAIR DYE, WIGS aud fourEEs,
sse.s ~ .'as, h.ai'Phsr H' ss.on.nt Of .des Ls
brstAs pfvns Hall Niss complete. Ills splendia
Dye spphsA " the ssfsoos Of every
nsssssnssr-< and sot no Aston House Copy sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

U0MEs ron ALL.-The AMERICAN EMioRtNT
sip Ase HssstAo Ccsr,sv Incorporates by %. sas of
rev r.'hL Ono No. 10 Broadway Nov fofh, ~lh ~n
IsssnASs prices. sna easy terms. In quantities se..d
uoss~si gsis. MIA Lad. ~sh tmb~fed and containing
n,ssssk C~sn.i Coal k Ia Tsnness"e 'uChA
keL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13
GLASS SHADES 4!

GLASS SHADES!
0LAs SnApFs!
OF sn ssss fos oovens cioeAs ro~. A. constantly on
haaI ana p.sle " cfssf
Des.a No. l3 William. corner Of Ann q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

BATCuELORs HAIR DYE, WIGS and TouPEEs
~ vusvssk Tho, nsb easy, durable az 10 charm.
k SsfpS M CO farming up behind Boa.Lons Has D,s
"a ~ 10 ks the eay hainess and elsbl. DE
hyes,1 ii The Fsoofy No 20 Broadway opposite the rsk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-08-13

CUnIts's CUHE YOR BaLDskss.-This remedy
y s.As optsibs OIL bed solphuL u has bss TESTED IN
0~ts Prystdssns EASTERN btstrs j. N Cvsrs FRO
Vs,s.s, Frs,iasso. X soH BY oobyn. IN so~epi >
~ 4 C>xl,.stss us Broadway W Lewis, IN Of-sn~ich
., JsAs Jsa-s ia Hea.oB s,w Yorh- hs nays % r.
n1,iss ssl s@yssAs Co, tr@hlya ssIs. Jersey City,
W. e Msso~s, Ns~sft. bssru Fitt
Nc u .as is r.,s row. Gamers. As.pt. ADD ell Drosgsa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-06

III Philadelphia did large business In d.
yorces last year. The number Of applications
was 1874 DEGREES granted, IS.
III Zlon's Herald, one Of the Oldest Metho-
dist papers In the country, 'does not pay" 1t
has 10, 900 subscribers.
IL A fraudulent Is bill, purporting to be on
the Metropolitan Bank, OF Washington. ID. G E,
has been put in circulation in Philadelphia.
III Guess nobody pays taxes in Philadelphia
The Evening Bulletin comes to us with some 20
(double) columns Of "deiinquents.'.
III David and Bichard o ven, sons of the late
Robert Owen, are about TO establish at New HaT-
mony, lad, a school of the practical sciences.
Pa-ket Company are laid up for the winter, and
March, when the Saxonia will leave New York,
and the BoTussia from Hamburg.
III A whole military company, in Dayton,
tiful young lady, Jswess. and as they couldn'l
all have her, they compromised the matter by
selecting her as their captain.
Union Coal ard Oil Company Of Maysyille, Nv,
tbs former agreed to furnish the latter two
thousand gallons OF the crude coal oil per day,
during the next two wears
u The Schenectady Advertiser Of Dec. g I,
was printed on an Adams press driven by a "
inch Ericsson caloric engine. speed Of 80
impressions per hour was attained, the engine
consuming, In i've hours and a baif, fourteen
pounds Of anthracite coal, costing 31 cents al the
rate OF . Tor 1000 pounds This il 65 per cent
less fuel than d steam engine would require and
there Is no danger Of explosion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-06
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