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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-20
From the New Haven Register.
THE BLACK TARIFF.


THE BLACK TARIFF.
"Arrived brig Black Hawk, Frisbie, 10 days
from Trinidad: BALLAST"
|. NeuO Haoen Shipping List.
~Nearly every week, our maritime list furnishes
information similar to the above. The return car
goes of the West India trade-the farmers trade.
for ii is almost the only branch of foreign COM
merce which has in times past afforded free out
let for the surplus of our farms--have been turned
into ballast, by the mprovident legislation of the
wings in Congress. This has been done too.
under the pretence of beneftting the farmer, and
giving him home market and better prices than
he formerly had
No matter, say the wings, if the foreign market
is destroyed, if the farmers have a home market
instead Such is their theory but how do the
facts compare with it ? Lnt us compare the nriccs
of farmers produce under the Democratic admin
istraon of 1889, with the tariff prices of the pres
ent day:
Democratic WHO tariff
1889. 1913
Genessee flour S6,75 s4s7-,
Beet Mess 1900 7,5O
Pork, clear, $500 125o
Wool, O IS to 60 33to34
These figures tell the story Let eVery farmer
look them over atentively, and then determine for
himself how much the prices of his produce have
been improved by the black tariff Especially.let
him look at that wooL-the price of which he
was told was to be so much improved, if the fac
tories would only receive greater protection. But
while the farmer has had his prices crowded
down, and the foreign trade which once afforded
hlm ready marke, crippled, the manufacturers
have thriven on our losses. The lords of the
loom can now feed their operatives, at nearly one
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-20


Second John W. Ellis and L. E. Tbomnson
Third '' Barzillai Graves and NathIJ Palmer
F0'~h Walter F. Leak and John Fruit.
Fifth &c Thos N. Cameron and J. B. sben.rd
Strfh &c George Whitfield and Robert Melvin,
Ss0e'ah WIN o. Gregory and G D Baskerville
EtghtH Matthew Shaw and L Arlington.
'Nt1M Ihos Bragg, Jr, and Moorine
Mr.. Thompson, of Lincoln suggested the i'm
POrtanee OF having full representation in the
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WILL BE PUBLISHED
orr SATURDAY., MARCH Is.

9 The third edition of DOCTOR LARDNERS COM
PLETE COURSE OF LECTURES delivered in the City
of New-York The SUBJECTS embraced in the Lectures are
Electrcity-The Sun-Gayaaism-TkeFlxe sars-h.ag-
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tain and America
The numerous orders received for this popular WORK
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and that society, in its onward sweep, can go 10
further. Such men as Fourier break these mar
row and pernicious notions. with the ease of Her
cules SCATTERING the glass house of child.
BIZ; higher service which they render, apart
from the truth of their systems is the deep inter
est which they awaken in the condition of the
poor. In this respect, we verify believe, that the
maddest revery OF the madless socialist that ever
breathed, is thousand times more valuable than
all our political discussions, and one half of our
religious sermons.
Robert Owen, Saint Siaen, Ziazendorf and
even Rspp, have been of incalcuiable use to So
ciety. in keeping alive sense of the restitution
and misery of its masses. And if such men have
had useful function, what shall we say Of one SO
UNNECESSARILY their superior in all the elements of
g thinker, as Charles Fourier
For many reasons, We should urge the phiioso-
piers among Us, to read these works. We say
philosophers, because though etnnently practical,
they address themselves particularly TO Phi!an-
,hrePc philosophers. Our divnes and politicians,
we fear, would only find them full of confusion
and absurdity. Yet, if they willing, in ac-
cofdance with the spirit OF Bacon's advice, TO
make themselves as little children, and to peruse
them in the love of truth, they will acquire new
interest in existcnce,-new and divine objects to
labor for-and consistency and elevation in all
their aims
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r. with corresponding dates last year:

OF the winds Nor,herly winds have prevailed
since the Oath of February with the exception OF
a few hours yesterday, when South Westerly
breeze sprung up. It's changes have been between
N. Z. and West during that period.
The highest range of the Thermometer during
the same period last year was 69o which point it
attained on the54th of March-the maximum this
year has been As Yours,
March o. BoREAs.
~ We profess little wisdom in such matters,
but we believe the alleged Comet has just as much
10 do with the cold weather as with the end of the
world. After the remarkably moderate tempcra-
ure of January throughout, a late and cold spring
was naturally to be expected. Wehave looked for
nothing different. Ed.
GEN. PuTNAM.-We insert with great pleasure
the following communication, from the veteran
whose name is appended to it. We recollect the
Statement. attributed to Mr.. Bancroft, but have no
remembrance of giving it currency in the Gazette.
We are one OF those who cherish the name and
1 lame Of Putnam:
Mr.. EDITOR: saw in your paper extract from Nr
ncrois lecture, delivered in ston, stating that Gen
Putnam not in The Bunker Hill balle that he LAID on
nme distance from lie army Every word OF tbs IS false
bod There two men now living in the vlciniiy OF
Northampton, that were in the battle tscm the
give command ana him take very active part ~ the
Y, aule. These mn] Hubbard OF Sunderland, ann
hn Dickinson Of ABherst Both these men re 'hn their
acules OF mind to remarkable degiee and wish yoo,
uug men, who would disgrace the memories Oh the ou
L heroes, 10 inquire OF these men.
arrived ground jus. IN time to see the retreat
law .tRan in The OF his givss command saw
orra b., men into ceiuninS ninety one years DID,
was vel, acquainted with Pa,uam for many years hno"
,iisu 10 have been man of updaupted courage
Sir you will correct these lines, and give mem pace
paper you will obge old revolutionary Soluer'
B-Let any young man irquire OF General aia'ioon
h 'e!ore he ridicues the name OF Putnam.
Hampshire Gazette
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EAFNEss C6RED.-sCARPA's

AcoUsrIc cure Of s .is ~ Rs. o ina
me osShaige o. buzz;ng cfinsecs falling OF wate
q which are nasss ~ q hs esea
Ing pin@ most extraordinary cure IL any have
b. ae saas may ds, .hs% and n The Sss M
credn!oas my .ny very remarkable by The
s.s on bave been ppbshei bus this
dmaI Young or old, you may yet recover your
a., - SntIfeld Pernsyfysnia nod row aboutegnU
ae had been gradually getting deaffo more ssaa
INV Years 50 haiti nsx 70 impossible 70 a ,r ns
~, ,sss indneed 70 ny Scarpas Oil for Deafness -
oDiy Necessary to add thai hasused
herhearing is perfectly restored-iheis cared h.,
Dr. D. jayne, sos Broadway Price 81 per bo'ie mS' -A
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J. RICHI NRDS. Aucllnneer.
yyO STATIONERS.-T be undersigned
will sell MONDAY MORNING. 2a,h inst: at c.
consisting Of blank Books u;ls Ink, Husbands Steel
pms Lead Pencils Drawing Boards, Dsawing rencs'
rasnon Boards, Mathematical 1strnuiens, sealing wax,
Waers &C. &c Full particulars in az ne store
%, o. 1876 Broadway
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ELLsWORTH'S REPORT.

mr. THE IMPROVEMENTS IN AGRICULTURE
THE ARTS &C. in the United States being an "eoo0''
of recen, and important discoveries and Improvements
the mode of building Houses, making fehccS ''A'-ls
Grain, making Pork, dispoSng OF Hogs making ato oA
raising Silk with cngravngs OF improved riousns az"
other Agricultural Implements, &c BY hon. d. L. I'm
worth. Commissioner of Patents. And rea''Se o"
AGRICULTURAL GEoLoGY-just published at the
rbnpe Office Price s5 cents FIVE copies ior 81 oFce!s
through Postmastcrs aad otherwise are solicited.
eve have received copy OF Hon. b. l. hiisWo 1s
epo' s Mrehanic Arts and 10 Industrial rural and DO
mesr;c economy. II one oil The most vauanie a IL
up> IN the wbele country large for the amount OF
information contains, and or Tue cisains i,ce in
exhibits the important changes mncn dncis The result
q, new discoveries in sceuce ana IN par as srd
Obligation the commercial relations has heen orawn
nv h the utmost care and which reflects great cteG On
the public spirit OF the authof.-f ssa'a'''' ~
custer, Petersburg, va
..,. the 1'houpnnd and one Medicines
dSe,,.aa as certain tor ali pulmonary CONF
Iavne's xpectoran stands aohe us pam 70 pup,oa ,h
hdense nss s cacy ;nelnde array of names Which
r hsTacter and responsibility, canRot De sur m M,
nsI,rm physical in,pos biiues-'s os ins'enss
m cure man whose lungs are IKE honts I
" ~ .,ddIed as il were, by disease ou nc eoes
pleteiy no is borne out by well authenticated iaes
% in ali diseases OF the lungs and ches h
bIe Of wishout m health There IS no med
eas he which 50 s
colds sssay sad ' ii
OF respirasn as Jsyne S,h Third street
Prepared only by Dr. D. JAiNFN;, Nv ~ S York
Philadelphia, and sos Broad way NC" r,ls iii, Pos
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K#enlth. eeni.r and Comforf.-ine oia
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airy street, very the business part OF lse
The immediate vicinity of the principal seamoe -; hi
mupied with The best egeaaes and ETns Sas can NC
procured, excluding entirely Animal Fooa ana Sl
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TEsHE NEW MIRROR.-All the ar

z rasgemen,s for the publication OF this new peri.
odcal being now completed, the FIRST NUMBER
will be issued Oh SATURDAY MORNING, the eighth
of April Each number will be adorned with an
ORIGINAL ETCHING STEEL, by j. g. Chapman, illustrate
ing the letter and will contain sixteen superroyal &C.
pages, enclosed in Those who sh 10
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Ia. only limited edition will be prnted) do by
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street, Broadway lSS Nassau St OF Beck
man ST. City subscribers will have the paper left by
riers and to those residing distance will be forward
ed by mail, with the regularity. TERMS,
DOLLARS per annum invariably in advance. New.York,
March q, ls45 GEORGEP. MORRIS,
phsi las Editor and Proprietor.
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GREENWICH POTTERY,
Pol WEST EIGHT

etu,ee7, 9th and IOth dcenne'.
HvHE Subscriber respectfully calls he at
ento, of the npbc 10 the great variety Of articles
manufacturers al this as rnI
EARrREN-WARE, PORTABLE FURNACES, CHiHNsf fuIs,
GREEN-HousE TILE FLOWER PoTs, OVEN TILE, BACKS
AND JAMS, FIRE BRICK &c tic.
AS this is the only establishment OF the kna IN Ipe Guy
where The above articles are manufactured the ubhc are
assured that all orders will be attended TO win Psonphea
and, uncuality, and tie most li5erat teT11.
~ B. great Improvement has been mace IN 5RIABl,
FURNACES and enlarged, and warranted snpsor
=, any sold in this city. WASHINGTON MiiF
1u,E
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7F7HE WHOLE WORLD SHOULD

FNHE WHOLE WORLD ,oHUULD
know il hat Dr. JAYNE'S EXPECT GRANT isl
certain cure asthma and that for coughs colds con
SUMPTION whoopng cough equip brsnchltis al 10 esy o
most decided benefit is recommended by thousands,
who have led and all that II IS the bt 81 [etneoy,
ever been known for always give relief and ares when
every other means have failed.
ephaucipiio "'A w. wv OF Im
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THE TRIBUNE.
The Copyright Qaestio n.

The Copyright Quesrion.
To The Editor Of The. Tribune:
AS Editors are supposed to know every thing,
would ask to be heightened on point Of the In
terna,ional Copyright question.
Is not England as capable of making an Inter-
national Copyright law as the United States
If this be the case, why do foreigners make d
pilgrimag eof3, 600 miles to induce this government
to undertake work which might better be COM
menced ut home?
Is it not extremely ridiculous in foreigners to
require that the United States should protect them
against its citizens
Please throw some Light on this matter.
Copyright.
Reply
l. copyright" is most respectfully informed
that England has extended the privilege of Copy
right throughout her dominions to the Authors of
other Nations these many, many years--ever since
Copyright had any value. 1t is but recently that
she restricted tie enjoyment vt Mt, right to Tie
cttissns of those Nations a1hich did like justice
10 hers. This has deprived our Authors Of COM
pensation for their writings often greater than
they received from their own Countrymen. In
tefnatonal Copyright accorded by US will restore
it TO them.
2. Our correspondent is perfectly right It is
extremely ridiculous in foreigners to require
that the United States should protect them against
its own citizens" If any of the Democratic aove-
reigns of tEis immortal Republic chooses to knock
down, drag out and plumber any foreigner, he has
perfect right to do so, and should not be inter-
fered with. What we object to is that our laws
Ic h. Co.
ing to be robbed with impunty, while if sove-
reign Undertake to steal-we beg pardon, to take
"a bale of clothes, cutlery, or any other wares
belonging to foreigner, our laws put their filthy
clutches on him. What we ask is that this ras-
cally invasion of the liberties of free born Amer
cans be repclled, or else let the foreign Author be
projected as well as the foreign maker of jack
knives OF calicces Let US make our laws consist
emit, one way or the other. Ed. Irt6.
For The Tribune.
Mr.. GRzELEY.-Can you tell your readers
whether the Comet has any thing to do with the
prolonga.ion of winter weather. That it may
have some effect on the atmosphere Of our planet
appears not altogether Improbable. Certain it is,
that We have had for the last month, an unprece-
dented prevalence Of northerly winds, and cold
weather. 1t is not unusual to have occasional snow
storms and cold days to the beginning of April
but it is, 10 be visited with such an unbroken sue
cassion of january weather to this late period
Indeed BID Ianuady himself could hardly make US
SILVER as we have done this month. send you.
for the interest of the curious, comparative view
Of the Temperature of the air at Sun Rise this
year, with corresponding dates last year:
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- TRAW GOODS.-John F. Seaman,
IS Maiden Lane, corner OF William street, offers for
aie and will keep constantly hand excellen,
ment the above named goods comprising every descrp
ton of of the and most approved styles
geher th plain and fancy sraids, Trimmings, kc &c
Tncs. !, want OF any artcles In this line invited
al, New, York, March %. 1913. MA va
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By Special Appoinlr0enL.
Joseph elliott, Pen Manufacture

eE TO THE OUEEN.-CAUTlON.-The klsh chorac.
Ter of these Pens has indnced the attempt the part OF
several depuiable makers Lopracce DOT ory upon
beariae the mspccd name tins, 6iot, onnng the hai
is now In the market readily BE detected b} ~
nnnished appearance and the very common sJie Ia ~es
Ii is put up. Observation-Disclosures,
Observe the genuine Pens are are all marked in nm,
ana tfat each gross bears fac smile OF his
THE above nav be bad wholesale, OF HENRY JESSOP'
Tx 4, c. JoAn-strpr1- of Gold
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~ AZ DEIN - fTaHuuH SlI5.-lA SHVoI
a u Medal was awarded j. Hayden for his I" very supe
6or Pensn by the American Institute last FAIR The
Government have given them the Preference and the bes
accountants and many OF the public institutions win
ton and are ro surpassed fequaledby any In the country
The trade are implied at the Manufacturers prc by tie
sgents ,'I-5 J. p. HAYDEN, Is Plsn4uset
Agents. also for Sinan's School and Counnghors lns
5r' "ssSo
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HULL'S TRUSSES.-Notice to kup
tured Persens-Persens afflicted with rnptnres may
rely upon the best instrumental aid me world ano.cs on
the agents in the principal towns in The wned SUITS BE
they are endorsed by Dr. Hn in writing. None genn
me- or be relied upon good without bis Signature
Many pefsons hare undertaken 70 yeud limitations Of
Hris celebrated russes and thousands imposed Eponn
couseouence These limitations cannot ce relied upon they
are made by rnsku mechanics, and are no better EaD
the ordinary uussez.
Rooms have been fitted up No. Yesey street. e1ein.
siYey for ladies' having separate entrance from the bus.
uesa department. where esie Ia 10 conSanf attendance
IN unit uDon hlr.se patients III
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d OBERTSON & RICH'S Improved

u OBERTSON Il RiCH'S improved
az SALAMANDER BOOK SAFES.-Ip 'eni
ice of .wders Fire Proof Salanander Safes" by tho
is ate4 that they the only Safe deserving the
&C." pom this statement take issue before The
public and offer as evidence the following affidavit:
STATE NEw-YoEK. a.
Gig and County Of Ne,c. York. - JoHS G. srEARSs
and ALMos RoFF being duly do d-poss and say.
that they several moats' employed in the Iron
Sale Mandatory Enos Wilder the said John @. Searns
Foreman of the establishment and The said hnon Roh
Locksmit-hat they Intimately and thoroughly ac.
quauted with the materials used aad the manner In which
Safes of The said Wilder were made and being now en-
ployed In the Schumacher Sale Mandatory OF MeSss
Robertson Rich the OF Attorney and Ry!DgtoT-
rees do hereby certify that the Safes made by them are
composed OF The materials and made In the sane man
thOse of Wilders, with the addition OF substance
recently discovered whirh renders them free from damp
ness-,at they in all respects equal TO Wders aud
Signed. JOHN g. STEARNS,
ALM0N Rolf.
Sworn before this 9th day of August, 1e42
Signed, FRIEDRICH r. LEE, Aid. 18th Ward.
y. Stearns in bis employ TWO and one half years
Almon Rof for eleven months
By this testimony II is shown that Robertson Slchs lI-
proved Salamander SAFE equally IRE proof as Wder
and further, that is superior in the fact that Is rec nn
daHpness And tor further testimony would refer 10 TIE
following firms who have purchased the Improved Shla.
mondsr:
J. 6 Winter, H O. Andrews
w MiIbank Co. Sturges Chairman,
Thorn osSn & Adams Wills Gilbert, and Others.
The Improved Salanaader Safes finished Ia the nest
with locks of superior construction, aD5 comb
t.py invite comparison with Wilders any other Safe
The public invited 10 Examine The arcle az me Store OF
the subscriber, A 8 MARVIN.
Agent for the manufacturers, 1881 Waisr.sI, and
ISAAC BRIDGE, 70 Magazine ST.
mill 3ywaw+ Eew-ttrleans
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MATCHES, Jewelry, Silver Ware, SIC
wv by E.Gs, g. ROCKWELL,
ito suiSa Nos Ayspf Eouaa.
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II URN hMENTAL PAINI3NU "A young Lazy, IfIe
from Hamburg, propose teach few Ladies the above
branches ssiss OF two hours EACH from 10 10 Il
A. NJ. from 10 r ~, at 1881 GTeenNch-s. where
specimens OF tie different branches to be taught may be
cen. Very interesting Oriental Painting o. all kinds of
ruts flowers &c. taught IN from eight twelve lessons
learners who have previous knowledge OF drswng
The low nricr OF 50 GEMS ~ ml2 A..