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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
mr. wIurNEy's wuoopING Couqu AND

4 | lN WllrNEi'S WH0OPING COUGU AND
Cho'P toRDlAI.-1le peculiar adaptation o
,his wen known medicine To the Of the
ucsgnhied by It's name, its general use by III nos every
"hlS ~ The city, aud the nOioriciy IL has n,
an mVolnnble pr"pnrHO renders II quite unnecessary
:" shy aliilhg ~ It's hyOr hut 10 such hnye me- or
'eslo Is superior vriu0s IL highly recommended ,s
perhay saie aud cleciunl remedy IN the sboy com
plants. " ~ ~ WI"
IL has been san,urd medicine for croup i'm numcr
Gus hhuies ~ this vicinity ior the sst twelve Wears
hhd the continually Increasing demand Tor ID i, suI,.n
e'dehfe ihat u becoming us popular IL ynus.
oie medicine, hhd IL still ~ highly appreciated a, ever
No family should be wi,huuI il ui thi. senson M m,
year when Children by exposure ~ the slidd. changes
"i Tue weather hro subject Ia severe nnd nj
'nchs oi thcsc alarming complaints, which might Ia,
overcome 10y nn immediate this potent aud I'M
failing remedy, ~" ~"
For s"e in Newport by Il. J. TAYLOR, No. IIs
'"""eS sIIpe'' Feb. 3,
I(RDWN'S Cough CANDY. Y.--1his ayreeabI. nrIi
- rle prepl ed by William Brown. a thorough che.
hisl ahl lhHbhl druggist ~ the corncr r wa. hing
"h and Elto slr0cis, ~ dec idedy the no pleasant
nehbhlul ahJ eU1GIve c,np"und IN our market for
lhe rrllei ana cu'b pt the Distressing aud dangerous
coughs which prevail gnongng 10 the winter pnII,s
u u nlreiy prepared aud hig,y ni.dirnIed vtb nm
proved rApeCtuiants ~ as Ia afnd Instant relief "a
ie lifihieh organs Ofthe throat wi hnuI mn
" w" hItrh w" case with lies, niuseatIur nd
drlrirt'"nS effect upon the stompch. IIgvng nnI,,t
iuhaich been COMPEL II L. use eNeTal times vithiu
co ple ~ years. W" have fnlnd u both pTatrti mud
nsf.n,' az -" c"nhdpDily recommend II to ouI
friend - imes,
=. W. Rr careful 10 ~ erve the sipuatute or Wm
f"wn "n TIE dtfp Ion, thrtr bsing several counter
tH 'ftlct IN the Wsrhet rHil fuT rnwns Inpnnnd
'onrstt ANDY MSdi'aiei. The above is rus sal. IN
""'"N" ~ "'i. TafLpi. ar iiAI lRp. u2i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
II E X A l. ID OF II III T. TIMES.
A Natural Remedy

'"fed 10 our constitutions, and cOmpetem 10 M,
cure ~ eeery carabie disease, nW De fouad IN
NRlGHT'S INDIAN VEGe TABLE PILLS,
Othe North .imeriean CoIiege q. + Hcaiih.
'uNilESE extraordinary Pills are composed OF
u plants which grow spontaneously on our
own soil, and are therefore better adapted 10 our
constitutions than medicines concocted from 70,
e's" drugs, however we'll they may be com.
pounded, and as
WRlGIIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL :
are founded upon the principle that the human
body Is IN truth subject TO but
ONE DISEASE,
VIZ corrupt humors, and that said medicine
cures this disease on
NATURAL PRINCIPLES,
ny cleansing and purifying The hody. II will
10 manifest that u the consl uiion be not ell
'"e'y exhausted, perseverance, in their use
recording To direction, is absolutely certain to
hrIve disease OF every name from the body.
"kIGliT's INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
VIII he found one Of the best, ir not the ye-y
best medicine IN the world for carr, ing out this
GRAND PURIFYING PRINCIPLE.
because they expel from The body all morbid
and corrupt humors, (ihe cause of disease) in an
ensy and natural manner, - and while they every
day
GIVE EASE AND PLEASURE,
disease OF every name is rapidly driven from the
body.
The above named Indian Vegetable Pills
have been three years before the American pub.
tic aud we can now say, without fear Of con.
iradciion hat Of all the various medicines which
have heretofore been popular, not one has taken
such permanent hold upon The affections of
The people. Not only do all who use il inynria-
hly experience relief, and recommend il in this
strongest terms, but il has elected some oTtbe
most astonishing cares ever performed by nedi-
cine.
Hitherto very few Of the numerous tesiino.
ilals which have been received in favor of this
extraordinary medicine have been published, as
he medicine obtained lis present great celebrity
more by lis intrinsic goodness than from extern
i've advertising II has been deemed proper,
'owe'er, to offer the following opinions Of the /
public press, merely 10 show that The Game Of
he Indian Vegetable Pills is not confined to any
e''"n, but is rapidly extending itself to every /
'art Of ,he Union.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
tLPMRS. NJ. N. GARDNER,S JNDI.
AN BALSAM OF LIVERWOKTAN

nv nh hLshM VI blN NEKW ND
,.'Nhh" Tile Original Vegetable I.iyrr,rt
rrFar lnn-Price 30 crnts the ItIe-1 he Iu 81 nan
MAR remedy Tor the cure of Cnughs, colds Sp iuu "i
hl""n ana fhihiSc. aud al diseases the lungs;
u, !" extensive use Tor the cure al Liver onpi int
hl'ls Tie Hrst preparation Ot IverwuTt introduced,
!" 'hr hmrfchh public, II brlng new twelve wears
SIhcet was FIRST eslahshe' Its irnu M ION ~ md,
"hrivhlIeh NJ cough riue-Srr rrrti6c ps and
lhces "i residence the pIinted dire.tion round the
bottle. ~ wv
IN" undersigned, having receive great bcnc III for
me cure ~ diseases abov nnmed. wi u ~
recruitment the celebrated Balsam of Liverwou
public. "
Ifnesi eb|,"r. David. Woodbury.,
T.. Ellis. o. Gail
&. Williams Miss L. uown,d
Wholrsnl" aud retail by the proprietor vi LIAM
HRoNN, al ashingion II Get, Eriaicd NV MI m.
druggists IN Boston ,salem, New H. dimd Nmcr.,r,
rr"vidr' ce, \. u T. D Sands, New Yok; Hartord |
Springfield, aud by u. }, TAi LoR, & RR HAZARiI
\.wpo't Oc, o.
April 7.
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iTGENUINE BUFFALO OIL.

81 ~, rhoMoTE riiE GROWTH AND BE,UTIFy
'nEHaik he original aud tine arr Gle /, puI m,
""y ny NM. RH W, 49, " ashngtrn 81 re, L As n
nWhef "i c"nni-'irs hive rerrn,ly app ared 10 u.i
~. s'nu he-ser That the "nls de wrapper = signed
w" h'""h also ny Iigh has been suruTrd J.
W" e"''e" h,c"fhiheto act Of 'ongrcs in The CLERK
NEE oi ne 'i+ rct Cunt ~ IsI0 1hcabuyrarIir !,
Is si kue the place Of all oIh-rs, To ptomoI. he
T"N'n ana brahiiiE The hair. II yes IL n b-duiifh
" sl"ss an" causes u IL curl, and far h tier thar
"' Nree'hhIe prrnrai on iu salr IN I:o>ton hy The
proprietor, "hd rrnrd by all the rug esi> aud re.
"s" = safe by hlllle DrupgIsisin iovidrncr
NeWh'fyp"H, Worcester. Springheld. ,ci.2I
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

SARsAPaRuL, and Tomato Bitcrs; Tooth.
- ache Drops; l'rown'- Boncsrt Candy
Starkwrnlher's llcpailc Elixir; Jneyhaus,n.
BILE Smelling SallF u further supply of ,hes.
celebrated articles just received by
June .9lb. RI. TAYLOR.
m TlERCES direct from W,lmlnyt on
w Isl received shd for sale by
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
From the I,oston Daily Times.
WRIGIIT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

Oi all the public advertised medicine. of the day we
Nh"w al none we can more safely recommend for the
us lhl hrs II heir to-, than The pill, that are sold nj
ne depot oi The North American College ui Health,
NO us fremont street. Boston Several ms unrrs We
know oi where they are used IN families the hgli-
est satisfaction and No longer ngo than Yesterday we
hehru an eminent ph> stefan "i this city recommend them
IN high terms.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

1hANAR!NDS gScsh aud Good FOR sale
ot The Ndnuiy Siurc Of
FEB. ~. i. STACY, JE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
From The Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post.
WRlGIlT'S INDIAN PILLS

wright Indian Vegetable Pills are attaining grcui
celebrity ~ New EnsInnd well Ms IN other parts Of
Ine 'hltd sihrs The attempt Of persons io dtirnId
the public 10y The snle oi spuIous articles meets with
general rcprohaiinn. Mr.. Wright Is an interchangeable
ousihess man, ANA shows array al by the neh
cr Mh'h warrant confidence ia the virtues Of his In
dian Vegetable Pills,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16
DIR. LIBBY
VEGETABLE LIFE
PILLS g. BITTERS.

nR. LlBBY'S BITrERS are n certain
~ cure Of Dyspepsy and Nore6us Alice
tons they are peculiarly adapted to remove
these distressing complaints. not by constant,
ply s'c'ns, hui by Strengthening the system No
greater mistake can be made than TO suppose
mat Dy ysPepsy, or any other disease arising from
debility, eau ho cured by frequent forced action
on The bowels with purgaiive medicines Where
'hcSe complaints exist, the system is already too
Wchk' ahd every additional dose tends 10 make
II more so The Bitlers, on the contrary. ac,-
'ng ~ II tonic, strengthen the digestive orpans
and assist them TO perform their functions IA
nature designed. Hence it is found to be etfico.
cIous also IN those diseases peculiar to females
which arise more frequently from weakness than
any other cause. The aged and infrm of bo,b
sexes, aud persons of sedentdry habits prone of
cDSiWeDcs', who have suffered from loss of an /
petite, have experienced great benefit from
them lu convalesencc from levers, and acute
disorders, it restores strength and individuals
afflicted with Nervous Headache, aud other de.
engagements of the nervous function, have been
e"tirely cured by This remedy.
DIR. LlBBY'S VEGETABLE
LIFE PILLS are ant-hilious, an,i-d, d,speptic
and anti l-mcrru'ial, and may bc Justly consider.
ed a universal medicine, tui they are peculiar II
" beneficial in the following complaints vel
low aud bilious levcrs, fever and ague, dyspep.
sa, c's9P. liver complaints, sick headache, jaun-
dlcc, asthma, dropsy, rheumatism, enlargement
OF The splReD. piles, cholic female distractions
heartburn. Csred iongue, nausea, distension of
The stomach and Oovnls, incipient diarrhnh
liatulenc,, habitual costiveness, loss Of apps.
the bloIches or sallow complexion, aud IN all i
cases Of iorpcr of the bowels, where catha.,;c
or an aperlcnt is needed. They are exceedingly
mid ~ Their operations, producing peither niu.
sea, eripIng nor debility.
PRICE. Diiiers IS cts. Pills 25 ris.
CONSTOCK & TYLER,
Wholesale Agents, N. York
For sale by DIR. X. X. HAZARD,
Newport. Jan. ~.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

cine has on The outside OF the boxes,
WRIGHT 'SINDlAN VEGETABLE PILLS
0NDIAN PURGArIvE,)
Of the North American College of Health
And nso round The border ef the label will he found
~ small type, Entered according tn un net uf Con-
grcs,, ia The year lSi0, by William Wright, in the
clerks oice Z" the District Court Of the southern Dis.
irirt oi Pennsl lyuuin."
Tie public VIII also remember that all who Sc n the
genuine Indian Vegetable Pills, are provided with Ger
ihcaIe OF agency, signed by
WILLIAM WRIGHT, yicE PRESIDENT
Ofthe North American Culege ui Health
hhd lhht ptdars hre never III amy allowed To sell
t genuine medicine All travelling agents will be pro-
Vdrd wi'h certificates of agency above describeG aud
th"se WI" cannot show tiem viii be known ss base
impostoTs.
Price p cts. per box, with full directions
oliice aud General Depot Tor the New Eng land State,
1913 TREMONT-sT., 9S
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OS TREMONT-sT., 19S

T. y. buy oi none except the following regularly nh
pointed
AGENTS.
d NEWPORT, Mrs. ANNA NJ EDDY
Providence, Joseph Bnlch, Jr.-PorIsmonth Greene
ralmnn-Bri,tuI, Lemucl w Brisgs-WickiorI
samuel Ptrce-East Greenwich, James SlocuIn-Ap.
ponnug Village John r-JlarksviIe John n
tlhrke-kingston, Thomas y. WeIls-PenccdnIr H. ID
Campbell to.-SOuih Kingstown, sylvester Robinson
aud O. w. Ilazard-Wcsirrly, J. u. Lewis ~ Gu
l0pkmion. Is. Is. Thurston Il Co.-Richmond OIuey 4
kiclmon I-Compton Mills. Amos Fnke-iippi,i Mills
= "A krmlhgion-PhGniN Village, W. g.. Ames- Nm.
tick village, Olive Baker Warren, y. II. DriscolI-
iNtrI"n, Arnold Smi'l-Sone Bridge samuel Scahury
New England Office aud General Dspot No Iga IRE
mnni, nrnr Court street, Boston.
beware at the infected district Ann street nos,on
April 2l.-ly.-isIst
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-03-16

JUST RECEIVED.
ii fresh supply orMe (oho~ing
VALUABLE
patemt MeOirimes, ST.,
Doct. Phelps Tomato Pills.
lays LinIment for the Piles.
''df'dge Balm of Columbia for promoting
the growth Of hair on bald heads.
Buiialo Oll-lor do do.
Mr' "ardner's BaIsam Of Liyerwor, for cold.
and coughs
irovh's kreosote and Gall Tooth-ache Jrop.
Moore's Essence OF Life.
WhIiwell's Liquid Opodel,loc.
Volatile Aromatic Snul
Carpenters Extract SagsapurilIa,
Thompson's Eye Water.
Lees n !. Bilious Pills.
Thompson's kre0sote aud G.it Taoih- ,oL
Drops.
Doct. Kingley's Pills.
Mahy's Plaster
Jebb's Lininent.
Relies Botanical Drops.
Relics Asihmaiic Pill
li'nchlcy's Remedy for Piles.
Aromatic Tooth Paste.
American Salt Rheum Ointment.
CnlveT"al Com Cure.
Bullard's oil Soap.
Williams Oh Sprace
Vegetable Indian Specific Cor coughs, &c.
DR. Rush's Pills for Dy .pprSia
DIR. Thomp.an's I..i!. ache Drops.
Rawson's Itch Ointment.
Doct Cooley Vegetable Elixir, for coughs, /
aids, asthma. sc.
L"e'- Niudham Bilious Pills, sc. &C. &c.
Foe sale 10y
r. u HAZARD,
SIGs ~ rus GoLBEs MoRTAR. II
.Nsr HE Court House, .vtupo,i, R.L i
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
WAKE DISTRICT CONVENTION.

Wake, Chatham, Wayne and Cumberland coun-
ties having agreed to hold a Convention for this
District in this City, Immediately after the adjourn
ment ofthe Democratic State Convention, the coun-
ties of Moore and Johnston only remain to be heard
from in this matter. We hope, if they have not
already done SO, that they will signify willing
ness to meet the other counties at the time and
place above designated. We copy from the last
North CGro1imi0n the following list of Dele
gates from Cumberland to the District Conven-
ton: Messrs. John Shaw, J.. G. Williams, Jno.
Mcneil, Lauchhn Bethune, D. Gillis, James
Kirkpatrick, Haywood Gainey, Malcom MnnrOe,
J. R. Gee Robert Strange, Archibald Mckay,
John w. Howell, T. N. Cameron, J. G. Dobbin,
Jos Avery, David Reid, Archibald McDiarmid,
Alexander Murchson, Daniel Mccormick, Al
exander johnson, A McCollum, John Munroe,
George McNeill, VIM. H. Bayne, A J. Erama
bert, and Thomas L. Hybart.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

Baltimore convention; but think it inexpedient to
take deinitive steps for such purpose at present.
esolred That the Chairman of this meeting appoint
twenty five delegates to be approved OF by the meeh
to represent this County the convention to be held IN
Raleigh, on the 14th December next.
Under the last resolution, the Chairman appoint
ed the following gentlemen as delegates to the
State convention Frederick McWilliams, Tho's
w Harris r. P. Hamlin, DR.. JAS w. Aston,
Isaac Hilliard, John Davis, Thomas p. Aston,
John Campbell, DIR. Thad Davis, L. M Long,
T. D. Heath, DIR. M Whitaleer, w. w. Daniel;
Lem. Savage, Matthew Whitaker, James Jones,
M. A. Allen, Harrison Walker, DR. w. T. Skel-
ton, Thomas Tillery James Snow, Thomas K:
Purnell William Branch, Francis Bobbitt, and
William Dustin.
On motion of DR.. Wilcox, the names OF the
Chairman and Secretary were added to the dele
cation to the State convention.
On motion of T. d. Heath, the thanks OF the
meeting were rendered to the Chairman and Sec
retary; and the proceedings directed to be pub
lshed in the democratic papers in the city OF Ra-
leigh, with the request that the other democratic
papers in the State will copy also that the Roam
oke Republican publish the proceedings of this
meeting.
-TIPPoO S. BRoWNLoW, China.
WHITMEL II. HAKDEE, Secretary
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
For the North Carolina Standard.
Meeting in EenOiHSR

AT meeting ofa portion of the democratic citi
zens of Lenoir county, held in the Court House in
the town of kinston, on the 18th day of Novem
Der, l843, in accordance to public notice previous
ly given: On motion, William G. Lofin ESQ
was called to. the Chair, and Council .Wooten
Esq. appointed Secretary
The object of the meeting was duly explained
by the Chair; whereupon, the following gentle
men were appointed a committee to draft pre-
meeting, viz: Messrs. Windal Davis. VIM. Grav,
Richd w. King, James Davis, sr., WIN. Fields,
Lingfeld Hill, William F. King and Thomas
Woodley to which, upon motion made, the
Chairman and Secretary were added who, after
some time spent in retiremen5 reported the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted: -
Whereas all sovereignty is vested in and de-
rived from the people; that they know of no pow
er IN the government of the United States superior
to themselves; that such as is exercised by our
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

Wealth accumulated by fair competition in honest
suits, is the right of every but that which is derived
from advantages which the law gives another,
is LegGtized ptu'ader. Amos KENDALL
The above truth in political economy no man
can controvert. And how will the present tariff
look in the eyes ofhonest men when tried by this
standard7 1t enables the lords of capital, the
northern manufacturers, to accumulate wealth, not
by an honest competition, but by monopoly Of
the entire market; by grinding the poor opera
tives in the dust of penury and want by taking
from the farmer double the worth of necessary ar.
tcles and by keeping off foreign importations, so
that foreign ports are virtually closed against him.
and is not this system of EegGIized plumder?
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
ADAMS AND CLAY.

These gentleman seem to be as intimate as they
ever were. Mr.. Adams lately made speech in
kentucky, in which he eulogized Mr.. Clay in a
manner which showed he had not forgotten the
bargain and corruption" affair of 1925 But
why should they not be friendy2 Misery, it's
said, makes strange bed-feIlows but in this case
blighted ambition and common spirit of OppOst
ton to democracy, bring together men who, in
the commencement of their respective political
lives, were as far asunder as the poles. Let be
remembered that Henry Clay is upheld and sup
ported by John Quincy Adams, rank abolition
list and the introducer into Congress of petition to
dissolve the Unionl
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

" That Str0to." That wandering old gentle,
man "IHey Sag" whose statements are so impli-
city relied on by the Editor of the Star, says that
silence gives consent. Week before last we ask
ed the Editor of the Roanoke Republican to send
up a straw by Mr. MOORE, to be presented by
him, in Mr.. BADGERS name, to the approaching
Whig Convention He is silent, and therefore a.
grees to send the straw. We hope some good
WhIg will prepare the barrel of sweet cider, and
give notice of the hour when the cider su cking
performances will commence.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
For the North Carolina Standard.
Meeting i'm Halifax,

At a meeting of portion of the democrats o.
Halifax county, held in Halifax town, on the 2ls
day of November, l843, (being Tuesday of Court,
the meeting was organized by calling DIR. T.. s.
BrownIow to the Chair, and appointing Whitme
H. Hardee, Secretary.
The object of the meeting was explained in q
neat and appropri late address from DR.. NJ. A. Will
cox; after which,
On motion, the following gentlemen were ap
pointed a committee to draft resolutions for the ac
ton of the meeting: l.. M. Long, DR.. Wilcox
W. w. Daniel, Harrison Walker, and Dr. w.
L. Shelton, who, after retiring a short time, re-
ported through their chairman, Mr.. Long, the
following resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted
ResolDed That we concur with our friends in propos
ing to hold convention of the democratic party of this
State at Raleigh, the 14th of December next for the
purpose OF nominating candidate for Governor at the
suing election and appointing two delegates to
the State in the national democratic Convention to be
neo at baltimore IN May next and for taking such fteps
general and vigorous the democracy of our State
In support of the candidates of our party
heSotoed That the acts and designs of the present
wing party, indicated by the proceedings of the late
Congress- raught with the most alarming tendency
dangerous to the constitutional rights and best interests
OF the people We in them the attempt to revive the
consolidation, which the people have repeatedly pro-
nounced hostile to the letter and spirit Of the Consu
ton and destructive of the best principles of our polt
cal system. -
Resored That our confidence in e princnles of tba
democratic party is mistaken and we sincerely believe
nat upon the triumph Of those principles depends the
prosperity and happiness of our country
ReS0Ioed, That we will support the nominee of the
democratic national for President of the Uni
TED States preference for men,
we love principles better than men.
ReSotUed, That will meet our Democratic brethren
Oh ns Congressional District at future day for the
purpose OF selecting some person to represent us in the
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
For the North c
Wayne County.

Al meeting of the Democratic General Com
mittee for Wayne County, held according to no
tice at the Court House on Wednesday the 22nd
November, every district being represented John
Exum, Esq. was appointed Chairman and G. H.
Brogden, Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object of the meet
ing to be to select Delegates to the State and Dis
trict Conventions, pursuant to a resolution adopted
by the county meeting. On motion of William
Thompson, Esq. it was
ResolDed, That Samuel A. Andrews, Robert Simms
John Exum, w, K Lane and James F. Kornegay be ap-
pointed Delegates to represent this county in said Con-
ventons.
On motion of T. T. Simms it was
Resoued, That this committe ad ourn to meet again
the sh day of January, 1874 and the delegates to the
conventions be instructed to report to said meeting
JOHN EXUM, Chairman.
C. H. BRoGDEN, Secretary.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29

~ The Editor ofthe Star admits that be has
been for and against many of the public men Oi
the country. But he has always been right--sr'
go they have been wrong, and some of them are
still wrong That's logic for you Who would
have believed it ifthey had not been assured Of
the fact by the Editor himself2 And who shall
dare to question the veracity of an Editor aOhO
0la00ys right? For our part we are as dumb as
if an oracle had spoken.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
THE MEssRs. ARNOLD.

We had the pleasure, on Monday night last, Of
hearing the performances of the Messrs. ARNOLD.
Their execution on the piano and violin was very
fine, and the vocal music was peculiarly sweet,
harmonious and beautiful. -" Near the lake where
droopd the willow" by GEORGE p Morris,
was sung in the most touching and captivating
strains. Indeed the entire performances were of
such character as to elicit the most enthusiast
applause. We hepe the lovers of music will ex-
tend to them the encouragement they so richly
merit:
&c And he that hath not music in his soul,
Is fit for treason, stratagem and spoils.''
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
PARsoN MILLER ouTWITTED

The Register says the Clay Club recently formed
in this City, "wlll continue organized until Henry
Clay is elected" This, we think, lays Parson
Miller aside. He says the world will be wound up
some time in 1914; but the Register meets him
with fiat denial, and tells him that the Wings
about here intend to "conlinue organized" for
eVer-or, in other words, until Henry Clay is
elected" The old gentleman may therefore doff
his prophesying.ea cap. and like Nebuchatnezzar,
that proud Whig of Babylons ago to grass"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-11-29
"THE WELKINn TORN

The Register says, before the Clay Club re-
Gently formed adjourned, &C three enthusiastic
cheers were given for Harry of the West, which
made the welkin ring again" Now we have
made diligent inquiries as to the above whig ex-
plosion, and have been unable to learn where,
when, or how-whether the "kiverin" of the
Town Hall was torn off, or whether old Sol him
self kindly consented to accommodate the wings
by kicking up dust and tearing "the welkin."
Thunder, it is said, will addIe eggs; and on the
same principle whig thunder, perhaps, will turn
hGrd-c'der into vinegar. We advise some true
aohig to get straw and examine into the matter.