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The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16
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UNITED STATES SENATOR.
: Mr.. LoRINc: regret toperceiye in an article which
lately appeared in the ''JeckIen6Ug JefersoiaS, and
in which the claims of Gen. SAUNDERS are urged r
the appointment ofSenator that great injustice has been
done-thopgh doubt unintentionalIy-to same Of the
Democratic speakers who took an active share in the
contest of Is4O is no. the purpose of this commun
cation to deprive that gentleman of any of the credit due
to him for his exertionS on that occasion but the Wp
thinks that the friends of Col BRoN and other dstn
gpished Democratic speakers, have right to complain
when it is said in the article that during that H'
Paign the 'tother dsiinguished men of our party DSs
comparatively enjoying their ease'
will be recolected that in 1910, BY the maHeuTrS
OF the Wing party. that Congress was kept in session
until near the middle July, consequently Col col
not with propriety leave his seat in the Senate to lake
the held in the State. How he discharged his dEnS
there about that time let the language used by the
mented GRUNDY, in his speech against the assum'n"'
Of the State debts, attest So soon as that able statesman
introduced his masteFly report against the assumption"
the State debts, it attacked in 0dvqnee and dOu"
lessShy pEeconcert, by some half.dozen of the leading
Federal speakers, Mr. GRUNpy. in his speech '0~'
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

G5-Some sensible writer, whose We do not know,
says of that modern appendage, the Buste 'Ths mis-
erable conrvauce TO render monsrous the beautiful
handy-work of God happy TO learn is rapidly dis
appearing. In Philadelphia, the Physicians have
demned it, productive of diseases othe spine which
have prevailed extensively among the female part
of the population since the hustle came into use The
consequence has been that the es there have general
ly abandoned its use. We also happy to OBSERVE
that many of the most sensible in this community have
abandoned this absurd and foolish fashion,
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

1s-A northern paper gives token of a hard win
ter in the fact that 5000 900 squirrels the Mag
ara River, Buffalo, at the close OF last month"; and
Immediately pushed off South. 1t is said when the In
dans see such movement among the squirrels, they
put their finger their and say ''Look out for
blankct" We have comparatively mild winters here,
but not mild not to tlook for blanketoo We
guess some ofour folks will spu their finger on their
nose" and ask "Vho counted the SQUIRRELS ?''
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OFFICES.

We are sorry that the Editor of the Carolinian sup
poses influenced in wishes for Pententiary
by the hope of having it erected in Raleigh. We have
not even political opponent who is acquainted with
our character, that would imphte to US principle SO
abstract the great objects humanity justices mercy
and the public safety ; all of which demands Penten.
tiary I'VE are also sorry that the editor gtes the
example of the s:uhigs or rather their 'wariness as
guide for the were too willy for that
That is they were too willy to establish PententIary
for fear of having it 'scast in their teeth" We do not
know what's become of us, fevery subject OF State
policy is to be made party question. For our own
part belong class of Democrats who dare to do
right let others do as they may Let the editor think of
the matter and he may probably guess at other than
ssesh' motives, that might 'tinfuence democrat in
forming an opinion concerning Police Regulations
While the editor of the North Caronian would make
the Pentenary party question: he to be shocked
at the notion placing Democrats in Office by the Legs
aturc inter from his article copied with appro
baton by the Meckienburg Jeersonan, and re-copied
into the North Caiolinan We feel great anxiety in
this matter Among the most painful duties editor has
perform is that of sustaining his friends in
required by political justice, while personal considera-
tons would impel him to different In
marks concerning the State Offices intended merely
to sustain friends in the had heard from
every quarter, they already determined pursue
We certainly shall menace does the Caro-
declares that democrats who do SO and so,
shall not have the support of that paper for any Office
We hope the members of the Legislature will do what
they think justice and the public good requires, be-
comes hghmnded and independent freemen regardless
of the threats and needless of the counsel of either the
editor of the North Carolinian, the editor of the
North Carolina Standard.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

Principal Clerk Of tile House of Commons
solicited by many Of his Democratic friends to run for
the Office Of Chief Clerk of the House of Commons, and
that he has consented to do So We think our friends
will be highly pleased at the prospect of having faith
ful and eficienta gentleman as Gen. MARsrELLER is,
to fill that important station.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

0G-The Rochester Democrat tell.
which young lady dropped in the st,o". ory Of by
short time ago, An old gentleman n;ol' Of that Al
ms surprise found it composed of factory c1a" Up
sf1 yards in length! Not knowing the n. nun nP'
owner, he sent it to charitable insttp,o~ off.
made into night dresses for three of the "nsre
This reminds one of the old adage: ..it :"
that blows nobody any good.'' an i'll n,
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

o. Mr. Gushing, of Massachusetts, does not seem to
take the kicks and cuffs of his Federal brethren quietly
He is reported to have said late OCCASION Ifany
further assaed by the ultra wings, shall consider it
invitation to to take the field against my assalants
and if occasion requires, shall defend myself at all haz
ards, whatever may be the effect the politics of the
Commonwealth"
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16
ERR ATA.

In the poeca article published week before last,
few occurred, which request readers to
correct in perusng it. They follows:
In stanza 9th, line 9th, read ''gone" for ''good"
6" 29th, d" lst, &c "ne'er'' for "never.''
'' 10th, &c Sth, ssshores' for ssshore.'' >
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

o. The Legislature of New Hampshire, in ses-
sion, have elected Charles G. 4thertOn Senator in
Congress from that State His of Office
March 4th, ls4S. Mr. .athenon is we'll known the
Representative from that State who has always sustained
the rights of the South and the Constitution.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16
SINGULAR SPORT.

parcel of young persons have for time INDUCED
in the singular sport of disturbing the worshpping con-
getons OF this city We do not know that any others
besides the Methodsts and Roman Catholics have been
insulted in this way (f such department from such peo-
pie can be called nsut) but these certainly have
been and at the House of Worship of the former the an
noyance has become insuerabe and often at the most
interesting periods of the service Caution and admoni-
ton have been given in vain to those who seem to vie
in nqnty with those 'slewd fellows of the baser sort
spoken of the Acts of the Apostles and of which
pie of audacity and backguards every age seems to
afford an cumulative counterpart We regret the pecess
y that calls for this notice But respect the parents
and regard for the feelings of the relatives of the Offend
ing parties induces give this last notice. the hone
that it may prevent the aggreved parties from resortng
to the arm of the law to protect their fghtsor this we
are informed they are determined to do, unless the
shameful practice is discontinued.
o. In Columbia County, New York, where Mr. Ha,,
Bre resides, the democratic majority at the late cleo
ion is 9lS. In the year 1910 n Ivas onfv TOO =,
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

gs-The Boston Bay State Democrat states that at a
late review OF the State troops, at Portsmouth, R. act
ing Governor King received with groans and hisses
while there deatenng cheers for Dorr Many of
the Military in the ranks refused present to the
Charter
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

9J-The Madisonan says: stWe learn that the account
officers of the treasury have adjusted the accounts
the States and Territories under the Distribution Act
and that the Governors have been notified by the Treas
ury Department of the amounts payable to their repec-
tive States The amount to be divided is 1862 I44 49,
exclusive of the ten per the States in which
the lands have been sold''
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16
NOMINATIONS

AS the Legislature will be in session before tb.
cation flour next paper, we beg leave to dscrI pU
insertion of any further communications reIa,iva,
didates for Office before that body. The Justice ~,
course none will question, and we think its r,'. "a
will be manifest TO all. P"P0e
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

u-A Princeton, New jersey, paper says that the far
mers near that place employing hands at 25 cents per
day, and their provisions This is somewhat short of
''two dollars day and roast beef''
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

8G- Lieut. JOHN H. MANLY, of the Raleigh Guards
elected Colonel Commandant of the lower Regiment
of Wake Militia, by the officers, Saturday last, by
vote of 81 to IL.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

Sit said that Mr. Marshall Of Kentucky has separa-
ted himself from the whggey and made several speech
es hostile to Mr.. Clay.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16
TIE STANDA IsD.
E2.EEEEGM, ~: T..
MONEY MARKET.


In lately published statement of the condition of the
Bank of Virginia, and the Farmers Bank of Virginia.
glad TO that they both exhibit means that will
enable them to continue the payment of their honest
debts (Which they have lately determined TO return to do
hg) much longer than at first anticipated by many
and that their relative condition rather improved than
deterioraed Their available means and immediate liza
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

ec5-It is said that many of the Mormons
ing their deusons, and ssolvng their connexion with
the .'latter day saints.''
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

06The pound sterling of Great Britain is valued
It 81 81. II was recently but 81 so.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

0GThe Louisville Journal publishes article ndica-
tive of more Indian difficulties. That paper says that
Col Taylor has given notice to the Semnoles who have
taken possession of portion of the Cherokee country
that they must remove by the first ins. Alligator who
Is at the head of that band of Semnoles mas avoed his
determination to remain where he is He says there
not United States soldiers enough in the country
him off, and he will not leave is therefore, probable
that the with the SemnoIes will be renewed on our
Western frontier.
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majority. A Democratic Senate and House each by
nearly to,r one; and tscey oa perhaps t,oenty sir,
of the thirty -four members of Congress.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

G-The outrageous and scandaous spirit of ''whig''
electioneering exhibited in New York. the morn
ing of the election, Monday, the 7h inst Handbs
posted about the city, calling upon all Catholics
rally in suppor of Mr. Lott the democratic candidate for
State Senator The handbs bore the egy of the cross
with "b1 hoe signO Uinces.'' This was disgraceful
trick of the higs to excite the Protestants against
the democratic candidate No Catholic, ,ofcourse would
be guilty of so shameful and unseemly device.
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S2.SIs,5S2

S2S4S,oS2 $3,663 ,Ole
This Bank hasincrcased its cash Sc 2S9, while
it has diminished its Immediate liabilities $SI4, ,42s.
These two Banks have reduced their business near
two millions Of dollars which has pressed and pressing
very heavily on the community in which they are situa-
ted The curtaimen necessary, doubt. to enable
them return healthy and honest state; from which
they had taken their departure for about FIVE years..
But this great expansion beyond the business require
ments of the country and then the necessary contraction
which must follow it, greatly demoralzes the country,
and is much to be dreaded. Save from expansions
and other pecuniary plaques may
oycrtake u.s.
We see that the Planters and Merchants Bank of Me-
be 2sth October, 1912, four days after its failure,
had meeting of its Directors-when they formally
solved that they would not pay specie for their notes in
circulation; and that they would give DepoStors cert
Gates time, bearing per cent. interest psr annum,
receivable in payment of debts to the Bank any me
and that meeting of the Stockholders take place the
first Monday in December With circulation of $685.
AS, and less specie than o0o would suppose,
from its previous conduct that the morality Of this Bank
would the application of that modcum honest
discharge lis debts far it would co. and then set
about diligently to collect its debts pay the rest of the
creditors. Oh, no! That be neither honest, nor
fair right, in their estimation. But when they find
their speculatons for nodinac gains have been
tai there is left and tell the Creditors they must take
promises to pay-which will be received payment of
any debt already due to become due hereafter! This
is monstrous! shameful breach of trust-a Robin
Hood policy, for which the perpetrators richly deserve
the application of the law against robbery If there is
any remaining spark of honesty good faith in the Legs
ative Halls of Alabama, let the Corporaors be made in
dlvdIay reSponsbleso that the people shall not be
defauded by issue of notes which, when issued they
know cannot and will not be paid.
Our money affairs are, we Think still progressive and
gradually improving.
We quote this week
Virginia Bank Notes par to IA per CT discount
Exchange on N. York, to 2 &c premium.
Raj and Gas R. Road to per share of 800 paid n
Will and Raleigh /" Is to, 20
Bank of the State Stock 100
CaPe-Fear Sc s5 to 80 {"
.Mecc York and Philadelphia quotations.
Alabama Bank Notes Is to Is per cent. dis.
Tennessee 6 to
Georgia to 81
S. Carolina &c ll-2t to- g"
Virginia 2 to
Bank United States, Notes, SO to 60
Stocks.
United States per cent 100 to l0OI-4
U. S. Treasury Notes 100 to IOoI-4
n York State '' 100 to lOO1-2
6 do ss to s9l-2
Pennsylvania 5 40 TO IL
Kentucky stocks rs to IS principal reimbursabe there
j. D Bank Stock to 2I-2 on 500 paid in.
- Wesee, by Friday Register that Bo5t 7. Paine
asq' the member elect from Chowan County, to the +
ouse Of Commons has resigned his seat in
y III nealth. Mr. Edmund c. BEouut is announced as
andIdate to fill the vacancy They are both "whgs
In election takes place on the 0etb ;nsf /.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16
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$2,975, ,OS9 $3,l73 1928
This Bank has diminished its cash means $685., ,s6l,
and reduced its immediate liabilities $I9s 2S9 the cir
cuIrion is reduced about 25 per cent, and eposites
ncarly 80 per cent showing diminished confidence in
the community in which il is situated in the manage
mcn Of Bank where the Teller allowed to steal
1--WE forget ourselves, abstract is the wor 535,521 un
der the very of the President and Cashier. and
conceal it for years, without detection.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16
A MISTAKE.

We made mistake in Supposng that j. Q..4G1nS had
intervals of sanity far him appreciate
the struggle for liberyin Rhode Island. letter from,
him to Mr. Tllinghast Of Providence R. l., dated the
goth Of last month"; shes that he did not volunteer
end Mr. Dutee j. Pearce against the charge of reason
the Courts of Rhode Island, but merely complied with
request to do sos the discharge of professional duty
wards old personal and political friend, with whose
recent politics. he says he has sc no sympathy. So it
seems that Johnny q. is still 'tcrazy Coon"
e Mr. We6ster was in the city of N York, on the 4t
inst Many ofthe citizens waited him the Govern
ors Room the City Hall. hundred guns fred.
at IL ocIock from the Park front the Hail. honor
of the ratification of the Treaty. At little after o.
clock Mr.. Webster briefly addressed in compli-
mentary by the President of the Board of Com
upon the steps of the Hail. from which he made
brefspeech, in reply to thousands who assembled
to hear him. His remarks confined entirely to to-
pics growing out of the references that had been made by
the Board of Commerce the Treaty which he had been
engaged in negotiating AT II O'Clock hundred guns
were fired from the Battery, Peck Slip, Navy Yard.
Brooklyn Heights and Jersey City, also in honor of the
ratification Of the Treaty.
goThe swhigs' pretended that there were nearly
hundred thousand whgs" at the Dayton carousa What
has become of them? Certainly than half of them
did not find their way home before theelection
o. The New York American comes out boldly and
recommends to the Federal ''whig members of Con-
gress, movement similar to that which took place in
the Ohio Legislature. The American says: 'sThe Madi-
sonian calls it he resgnaton) Whig revolutionary
movement Let It be 1t sounds well. And if the
remaining States do not sustain the fall elections,
the same movement will take place among the Wings in
both Houses of Congress" Thus is determination
vowed to produce dsorganizaton and anarchy defeat
the expressed will of the people Tricks, caolery, de-
lusion and asehood have failed them, and they
would resort to revolution But what are the ''whigs''
thinking of? Do they expect to escape the peltings
the storm, and that the Democrats will be the only suf
ferers?
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

0-The twhigs' pretended that there nearly two
hundred thousand whgs at the Dayton carousal What
has become of them: Certainly than half of them
! did not find their way home before theelection
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

Ohio O. SO to 20 Interest payable in NJ Y and
Kentucky stocks rs principal reimbursabIe there
u S Bank Stock to 2.I-2 on 800 paid in.
The North-Carolina standard., 1842-11-16

o D 1'aIIK STOCK TO 2 I-2 on $IOU paid in.
20 Wesees by Fridays Register, that RObE 7. Paine
Esq the member elect from Chowan County, to the
house OF Commons has resigned his seat in consequence
OF III health Mr. Edmund C. BLoa1t is announced as
10 NIL the vacancy. They are both s'whgs"
Ah election takes place on the goth inst
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-17
L l N E S
BY B. Z. aoMAtNE.

SAILOR Boy, Sailor Boy, why do you stay
So long on the briny billow,
And laugh, mid the storm, at the angry spray,
While you make the cords your pillow
q love the Sea,
The deep blue Sea,
With all its wealth Of glory;
And long may it be
The home for me.
AS was sung in olden story
Sailor Boy, Sailor Boy, with heart as lisht
As the winds now piping gladly,
Tell us the Song which you sing with delight
Pensivcly, gaily or sadlyp
We II dance tonight
As free and light
Far over the moonlit waters;
As our feet would stray
To Minstrel's lay,
With Araby's lovely daughters
And we III drink tonight,
While 1t cool and bright,
Of the water thus sparkling clear ever;
And brother we II cry
Meath the s,arless sky
Here's health to thee
On tho foaming Sea,
While we sail DER old Ocean together! !"
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-17
XATHAT rs LIFE Without Health ,

"
SIR The astonishing and almost effects your
peciorant had neghbsr the Rev. Mr. Busting whose
case yoa will rec9llec' was given over by ms pnyeans
10 preach again, bnt who om the use OF your medicine
far restored only be able to walk out but also
10 preach made wonderful impression on my mind,
that AFTER consulting with several freps and learning that
you were regular Practitioner of Medicine and that your
remedy one of those qnackish compounds with
which the public are freiently dupeo-tor you must
saow that mortal enemy to Quacks-l called upon
IL lived 10 lake the you should have good report from
me.
lam alive and well this day thanks be to merciin Gsd
30 trlh my promise
For twenty long years had been constan; sufferer from
me slecs o sara dry cough pain iu my breast and diff
hcuy OF breathing the last OF which, ch and fever,
every spring aad fai added To my misery.
only eouldi get Up down stairs my appetite was gone
and my strength had far failed me that my riesd were
tain relief Indeed SIR my situation was so miserable IN
myself and distressing y family ,ha, felt nr 10
die whenever il should pleas the Master take me home
bn heard et your medicine, and rclei came. Yes, il
proved the Balm of Gilead' 10 nv poor aflctaa BODY
Before had taxed one bose experienced mitigation Of
lnued nse of il The happlest rliei. In sher, Sir il has
made perfect cnrs of and truly say have no
desire to be better.
Now consider il is daty owe you and through VOC
the public 20 make my case known believing That il Will
have Seei, 10 the use OF rec,ey, which, under The besip
OF Sod, consider 10 have preserved my life.
You liberty sir TO make use OF this letter 10 vour
advantage and make my extensively known as you
please Ii there be any who doubt The truth ef The above
account tior have heard that many persons who have
cures to sell forge certificates and publish them
TO me. shall be happy TO see theIn aud VIII only
cona The above statements but wiz give them psricn
lars which would be unnecessary ~ furnish Tor the PUBLIC
press With everlasting gratitude, am, dear sir,
Your obliged friend, MARY GILL,
s!sl No lS5 Queen-streei, below Fourth
For sale wholesale and retail. by A. b. L D. SANDS
Druggists No. 7s Fulon-sreel N E. OF 6ed and 100
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BAN B. Sands Co. s7S Broadway, Granite Buildings
correr OF ChsphcTSs. Price 81. aals In
New-York daily tribune., 1842-08-17
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption and Liver Complaint
Consumption is disease Otter secretly lurking in the sys-
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use OF medicine until their lungs sensbly affected, but
in due resort TO Dr. Aliens Basam OF Lyerwor!
This medicine has proved the "CoRqueror Of Fhys
ciapsn for which all mankind will have abundant 10
bless the hand Providence More than 100 physicians in
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LIVER CoMPL&IsT CuREn-Dr. Allen-Dear Sir: have
used your Balsam OF Horehound Lverwort and Peuriy
Roo, in my practice for months past and from the
wonderful effect Il has had am fully satisfied that 1t pos
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and consumption de strongly recommend it 10 the pub
Hudson hup l. ls4l J. D. RICHARDSON, N. D.
WaoopIHG CoUGH.-Ths disease is prevailing very e1-
tensively and sweeping off many little ones with very
few day Illness Parents should remember that DR.. Al
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