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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18
PRIC Es REDUCED.
I CHEAP TAILORING!

Al complete SHIT of Cl0thesscilt be made for 90.
GWNHE subscriber having fitted up Rooms at his resi-
dence a few doors east of the Standard Office and
having made arrangements for executing Fashionable
and Cheap work, socitsa share of public patronage
He is determined to use every effort to please those
his long experience and former success, give entire
satisfaction.
The reports of AsIIoNs regularly received from
the best Establishments in the Unon and satisfactory
references will be given if required.
GetIene,i's Garments of eOeTy description cut at
duced prices a.2 ssa fi,re 5ffr- aa al
Ladies' Riding Habits and Cloaks cut in the ala
mode. >'A C. C. NELSON.
Raleigh, August, 1s4S,. rsss d 4b9-tf
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"Look heah, Sam, whar bouts you live now ?"
I" In de same place, only move round de corner.
allow all de folks?"
Gall WE'LL only chile die"
Chile dicl when chile die ?"
"Uf him live tomorrow, him be dead two
weeks"
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Professor WiIsom-When his theme is one
which gives scope to, and harmonizes with, his
glowing and enthusiastic turn of mind; when he
can riot in the fulness and luxuriance of his ina
gination-then it is that he filings aside his pa
pers and in strains of the most thrilling eloquence
pours forth his thoughts, unstudied and unsought
for, but swelling freshly mp from the fulncss of his
heart. During these bursts, Wilson looks like
one inspired. His eye, Gin fine phrenzy rolling"
actually gleams his features, always command
ing, appear doubly so when lighted up by the con-
scious fire of genius. He seems for the time en-
tirely carried away, and wholly unconscious of
every thing besides the one absorbing topic. On
such occasions his language is perfect poetry and
indeed, thoughts frequently flow from him which
produce an almost electrical effect upon his class
Who that heard him. will forget his saying. soon
after the death of his lady, ian event which af
fected him most deeply) in apologizing for some
delay in returning the prize exercises, "GenHe-
men could not see to read them in the Galley of
The sb0dO,O of DEATH"
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Pump Making.

FRNHE subscriber announces the public that he is
Il prepared to make, repair, and clean out pumps to
order and at the shortest notice. He hopes by close
and punctna attention 10 business 10 receive share of
public patronage. El#- ,..-'.> .sft-a.
60 The subscriber may always be foe3tf heard
from at Mr. Bartlett Wun. c. Upchurchs, in this city.
JOSEPH r. MACADAAfS.
June goth, 1913 451-tf
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POETRY.

THE glorious verses" American TO Ireland
re contributed to the Pilot by r. S. s. Andro
s., of New Beford, a poet of distinguished eS
eIence. The lines are full of the fire Of tru
enius and high American feeling, and will CON
are with the best songs of the Dublin NatIo'
We should like TO see them put TO music and suns
trough the lard. s
AMERICA TO IRELAND.
Men of Ireland From the graves
Where our Fathers sleep,
Comes a voice, like coming waves,
Stern and deep;
From the hill side and the valley,
And the mountain glen;-
Hearken! for it bids ye rally,
In the might of men!
Hearken THUS its murmurs swell
a- "Sons of glorious sires!
BY the shrines ye love so well,
By your Tyres;
By your rnartyred dead who slumber,
q. Aye, by home and hearth,
Let not tyrants longer cumber
Thus your groauiug earth!
. "Stand erect! in Gods name, stand!
Onward for the Right,
Heart to heart, and hand to haad,
To The fight!
Bow no more, like driven cattle,
To the Saxon lord;
Onward and in freedoms battle,
God shall give ye word
;"Onward wherefore should ye pause9
Fearye Death may come?
What is life, when despot laws
Strike ye dumb
What; when Hopes last link is sundered
What ?-oh, better far
That the oceans o'erye thnndered,
Then be what ye arep
Men of Ireland! Thus the graves
Of our Fathers cry;
Men, who rather than be slaves,
Jeyed to dies
And their sons, from hill and valley,
And from moutain glen,
Catch the song, and bid ye rally,
In the might of men
Bid We rally, like your sires,
Strong to do or die,
Till young Freedoms beacon fires
Gid your sky,
God is with ye-who shall falter 2
Justice-who wlthstand2
Onward, then! for hearth and altar,
Right, and native land
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How many hundreds of human beings in this
world, have died in poverty and wretchedness
from the fact of their having been taught that ia
Dor ,Oas degrading? Oh what shame; and
still we see this idea taught in the 18th century.
Tennessee A AgricUtturaLisk.
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Electioneering Anriety--" Poor Mr. Smith
has fallen down dead of apoplexy" said gentle
man on the hustings Has he poIlcd 2'"asked
one of the candidates.
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The PosL-A drunken fellow ran against a
post Supposing himself imposed upon, he began
beating it with his fists, and upon being informed
it was post, said, Why did he not blow his
horn"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

LaoysIs Fses.-A young pert lawyer said to
another that he received twenty-five guinpas for
speaking in certain case And l." said the
other, received double that sum for holding my
tongue in the same cause"
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Twistifcation-" Father wants you TO send
him two yards of black broadcloth he don't care
what color it is, and when he kills his pig last
week, he'll pay you what you owe him.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

An Asa young fellow eating some cheese
full of mites, boasted that he had slain his thou
sands and tens of thousands "That you have" !"
said an old man, "wth no other weapon than the
jaw-bone of an ass"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

rs Let US be honrst-let us be just," said
Daniel Webster in his Faneuil Hall speech, to
his fellow Wings Why is not that advice heed
ed by them as party2
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

Not so bad-A little girl, while playing on
on the shed of house in Levereu street. near the
JAIL the other day, was addressed by an inmate of
the Jail as follows:
'Linle girl, does your mother know you are
out?'5 ...i.5ei t>e~
"Heyl hey sir does yowr mother know you
are iss?h was the ready reply of the little Miss
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-.MTSCELL.aN.EOUS.

RebeceG and her Ddnghters-This singular
appelation, assumed by the Welsh rioters is trac-
ed by the English papers to the Goth verse of the
oath chapter of the Book of Genesis, "And thew
blessed Rebekah, and said unto her, Thou art our
sister, be thou the mother Of thousands of mil
lions; and let thy seed possess the gate of those
which hate them" -.-. -
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

A boy looking at the moon the other morning,
remarked that it must be pretty near out ofchange.
'Why soP asked another.
Because see that it has gotto its last quarter,
replied the urchin.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

Every time beautiful women looks into a
mirror she breaks the second commandment
She makes likeness of herself and worships it.
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
4ss, On the 24th of October next will be
GH sold at the late residence of Isaac Stallings;
SYte dec. in Johnston County, N. c. the following
,4e4ks> Property. to wit:
About 5000 Acres of valuable Land, in lots to suit
purchasers One tract of 1850 Acres, is of first rate
Pine and Creek land, with good Grist and Saw Mill
the premises, on Little Creek; the Land lies on both
sides of the Greek. Also, valuable Tract of Land,
containing 2s5 Acres with excellent Dwelling there
on, and all necessary Outbudings.
AT the same time and place, will be sold, the Stock OF
Horses Mules. Cattle, Sheep, and Hogs all the Farm
ing Utensils; one fine Carriage; one Road Wagon;
Carts; several Yoke of Oxen; set of Blacksmith
Tools; and all the Household and Kitchen Furniture;
Corn and Fodder; Peas Oats and Wheat, and several
Log Chains and two pair of Log Wheels
Terms Of Sale.-A Credit of six months will be Civ
en-; the purchasers required give bond and approx
ed security. EBERT A. BRYAN, Ear.
September, 20, l94S 464-ts
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GOdey's Lady's Book for November.
A Particular Number.
JOSEPH c.. NEAL, ESQ.

GOdey's Lady's Book for November.
A Particular Number.
JOSEPH c. NEAL, ESQ.
| AUTHOR "cHARCoAL SKETCHES, &c. &c.
Will contribute one of his best articles for the Novem-
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
It is unnecessary for us go into detail touching the
merits of this gentleman There has perhaps no WORK
ever been published this country from which extracts
have been frequently made, as the faramed Charcoal
The Proprietor of The Lady's Book the original
publisher of these Sketches and can vouch for their po-
pularity. Besides Mr. Neal, arrangements have been
made with all the contributors of repue In this coun-
try, whose contributions will regularly appear in the
The embellishments of the number will be numerous,
SEVEN ENGRAvINGS
of different kinds One particularly fa-s -- e.
A -N0FELFY,
Steel Engraving with arabesque border. never be-
fore attempted this country, and which much
eclat to Lockhart's Spanish ballads. .-..-.
THE, PLATE OF FASHIONS
anticipates all Others as we have received Paris and
London plates containing the latest fashions for win
ter cloaks beautifully cooured This alone for the la
dies makes the number invaluable.
Are the public that never omit our fashion
plate! This should be looked to when subscribing for
fashionable magazine. They are i eDery number, and
coLotTed at q great expense
It's pleasant to look back upon long career and
reflect upon the millions that have received instruction
and amusement from work-it is also gratifying to
know that have instance ever published line
that would give offence and have excited the ire
of our brethren of the press This shall be future
course. 80, ~ 81
THE EMBELLISHMENTS of Godey's Ladys
Book are of the first Glass; both for selection of subject
and skill engraving They consist of Mezzotnt, Line
and Stpple and always engraved by the first artists We
continue to the largest circulation of any magazine
ever published and presume the course have al
ways followed is the reason. .....-....-
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A single copy one year, So 90
Two copies &c "- 90
Five &c s.a.st .a.-o Es. 10 90
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scribeI. s.. .--.-.-.- -r@ -.
Address L.. Cooley,
Publishers Hall, PhiLG.
Oct 4, 1s4s 466st
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H The ST. Georges Hotel, in Broadway,
New York, was recently sold for 10000
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u. NJ. WMITLOCK.

Wholesale Grocer and Commission McreAanG
81, Front Street,
Fourth door above Old Slip, near Pearl st. House.;
NEW YORK.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

saw SON of Erin's Isle,
A merryhearted chip,
And asked him with playf smile,
To vote again for "Tip;'
"Arrah 7" said he, "is't that ye say?"
His face turned pale with grief
81 don't yet get that two day.
Nor devil bit Of beef"
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

Why are shoe makers the greatest of philoso-
pliers whose reign only end with time2 Be-
cause they are all wise and ever lasting.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

Something nes0 az oar Coumtry.-Within few
months past, the Hon II. l. Ellsworth, of Wash.
Iington city. has been making an experimental
trial, of building house with unburnt brick. and
he seems to entertain no doubt ef its success.
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NeW store.

I The ,SubscFiber has Established new stor.
vile, (under the care Of p DvARD A. JANrT AZ Roles.
sortment Of fresh DRY GOODS and SSeI9Hera a.
from the Northern Markets, whichwi be sold II
Cash. ff st'7 1fos f-g'e - sn 6 IT TI Cheap 6,
Or A Large quantity of Alum SALT, cbean oaOAERl
August, 1843
MR.. 10. s: FENDER, of N. carolins % :
ing Tis,'sd 81 Europe for the purpose Of ps, 1
cute PORTRAITS, MINIATURES or HfSToon 10 exc.
PAINTING. Those wishing TO avail tberooIKlCA
his professionafServices, are requested IN cnT Of
arteIlier in the old Secretary building wbera Biz
mems of his execution may be seen. spect
Feb.22, 1913. 80 " 10.
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June lS4S
r EFER TO

REFER TO
Malcolm & Ganl, ! -...
Smith, Wright & Co
COrlies, Stanton & Barnes, Ao'N
Alfred M Treadwell,
w s. Stith, Raleigh, N
J&W Murphy, Salisbury, NC
J & R Sloan, Greensboro, N C
John McArn, Fayetteville. N C
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ENOE MILLS, .ORANGF =

NOE MILLS. ORANGE. N a. -
subscriber keeps on hand for sale SUNNY VIhe ~
FLOUR, made outsof Wheat well cleappeid bu O god
rett's Patent Garlic and Smut Machine Oy"bar
Also LINSEED OIL, carefully mado ~,
free from all sediment; and also Oil Cake saBed
Rolls. ...... NS anu Woo
His Wool: Carding Machines are alwavs ,o,au,
carding and breaking WOOL when the weaber bsaGy ior
vorable. Het is Ia
and Flax Seed. " "LeaI
Orders from distance will be punctuallv sr.r,.,
to. Letters directed 10 Enoe Mills five miles oon ca
Hillsborough. THOS. W Hot nEns TSSt Of
{ JUNE Z. 1S43. I'm
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NOTICE.-Was taken up and commin.I,~
In Jail of Caswell County, North CarnI;"eaa tOIe
runaway slave on the 18th inst, Negro wSa as
sentS himself TO be free man. and who Wh0 res
HENRY MEREDITH, and says he was rs;anS sS.S himself
ford County, ,in the State Of New York, and Gull
miles of the City of New York He has nan"9 hee
sentiDg him TO be free man. He saws rept
let New York on board Steamboat, and seSs, 'eSsa
Charleston. South Carolina which place he landed
ly left for Richmond, Virginia Said nepIn mediate
y slaves is black fellow, about five frs, eVfnt
eleven inches high has small scar over 49, zen Of
and is supposed to be about twenty-five or Sfa eye
Of age The owner of said negro is requested Years
him away. Said negro has some marks oc aIu , lake
about hum. ,o,a zAcHARIAH LoCKET; 1ni,E %s lash
: ! 4d9,f
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Fine Family Flour.
A first rate article for sale at
JOHN r. WHITAKERS.
Aug. Q, 184S. H
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THE MEANEsT OF RAscALs-The dwelling
house of Mr. S. F. Wilson, one of the editors o
the Mobile Register, was robbed on the 18th ult oi
money and valuables to the amount of $4,000 to
$4,000 One thing to mind is very certain
The being who would rob an editor; has mind
small enough to steal his grandmother's Bible and
turn Turk. If any class of laborers earn what
they receive, by our tolls we know that class to be
editors If any dispute this let them try the un
casing tolls of an Editor for six months
HENRY CLAY.-General Harrison remarked
of him: {" I have always been a warm friend 10
Mr.. Clay, and have done him many hvors, but
The has returned them with the blackest ingrat
Etude"
Henry Clay; SO late as the extra session of 1s4l
Carry out the principles of the compromise
act Look to the revenue alone for the support oi
government Do not raise the question of pro-
lection, which, had hoped hid been put at rest.
THERE is NO NECESSITY FOR PRO
TECTION.-Bost. Post.
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MONEY MARKET.
SATURDAY., Dec. 2-6 p. nj,

Things look little better to-day A slight advance
has taken place most of the fancy stocks. different
feeling prevails amongst brokers' and prices avoraby
influenced Long Island advanced per cent; Mohawk
J; farmers Loan, Il Patterson, J. Most of the State
stocks were very firm; former prices were sustained
United State 6's sold at isl, dividend off,
The investigation is still going on, in the books of the
the Etna Insurance Company The defacations, far
have been found in the old books that closed direct
y after the great fire. The hooks have been used
about years. and if the peculaon has been going
during the whole of that tme the losses greatly
exceed the present known amount The company have
heretofore declared good dividends and the stock held
at lo2 which exhibits the strength of public confidence
the company.
The canals of this State have closed and navigation
suspended for four five months All the boats that left
Buffalo for the east with produce have arrived Albany
and those going west have reached their destination This
has been caused by the activity and foresight the for
warders The following table will show the movement.
in breadstuffs for the past FIVE years =
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Died,

Suddenly on Saturday, at ii o'clock, A. M. JOHN Nc
DouGALL, aged 81 years. ~
His friends and those of the family also the members
Fulton Fire Engine Co., No a. of Oceanus Fire Engine
Co. No IL, and of the Fire Department in general Of
York; also Of Washington Fire Engine Co. No l. and OF
the Fire Department of Brooklyn respectfully in
vted to attend his funeral from his late residence Main
street Brooklyn, this afternoon, at three O'Clock.
october 10Th, at sea, on board schooner Samuel L.
Southland ofhe brain fever MONSIEUR MARTIN MERcHANp
Of Havre, France, aged about 30 years
In Chagus July 10TH of the Chagus fever SAMUEL
VINCENT SPRIGG native and citizen of Baltimore Md
aged % years.
The Baltimore papers will please copy the above.
Also, July Goth, Of the same fever JOHN THOMPSON q
seaman on board the schooner Samuel L. Southland q
native of Norway, aged 25 years.
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THISTLE BALL
@I'hrss MANAGERS OF THE THIS LIE DENEYO-
LENT AS OClATinn 'espectfuy announce that their


or his sea on WI taxi Friday Evening December Q,
,.u Al AMMANy Hall.
Th known 70 the patrons of the Balls given by he
nse prheoent Association that the proc eds Who'll
or Charitable purposes The Managers have there
ore uch 10 Recommending innocent amusement
epeey hen 1t made subsequent to other ana more i'm
hi heir Efforts 70 please have ben hitherto cheer
y responded TO by publ aud they trust that the
sme sympaihetc isliag will prompt III r patrons this
dry the widows tears"
The Order II Dancing according to fros ramme.
hlr PARkER has with his usual kindness generously
volunteer his liable services directing the Floor
An excellent Band has been for the occasonMr
Eobert NJ Hoffman, have been spared by
TIE Committee TO render q music full and efficient
The Ball will be opened by Highland BagPre and Ma
iona AIRS " III be played previous the
well as during the intermission Of dan cling.
Doors ope 7-Dlncng will precisely at eight
GlScE The eminaon Of the Ball viii be known by the
Iicrsts 70 admit gentleman end two ades-to he had
OF the Board OF Managers flames Curr 100 Hudson street.
jas HARRISON 70 Gourtlandt Vice President;
l5 Elizabeth street. Hugh Ker sos BIoadwsy VIM Richard
street and 9Th Samuel haycock, $40 William street,
W alter Leggatt "a Hudson street
Checks not transferable
A. CAMERON, Secretary, 1852 Hudson street.
u Members have their Tickets application the
Secierv or IN the Committee the of the Ball.
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Tho -four have ceased in the interior bor
derng the western part of this State. The stock in
this city not very large for the season. will be in.
creased by arrivals from the South through the winter
The receipts into New Orleans, from the Ohio and
Mississippi rivers kept up through the season.
and shipments to the north will be continual
and heavy. The price of flour in this city at the
close Of the canals lower this year than it been for
the past ten with the exception of last This result so
favorable and important to the consuming classes arises
from the abundant supply and condition of the currency
High prices not invariably the evidence of wealth
Prices suddenly inflated shows that unnatural ire.
guar is at the bottom Prices regulated by de-
mand and supply, the most profitable and add faster
to the riches of the people than great extremes
Our remarks in relation to the probable movements of
the legislatures of the different States regarding their
public debts, have elected from local leading prints in
many of the repudatng States opinions that mark the
tone and feelings of the people Nothing bears more
heavily on the producing classes of this country than d.
rect taxation There law in our statute books 50
popular no exacon CALLING an increase of direct
taxes.
This strong prejudice in the minds the mass that no
probable benefits resulting from submission TO a tax
will remove the rock which the hopes of all honest
will founder. To that resource the States look for
relief but the people deaf to all proposals of that
nature. The inhabitants Of Pennsy will not submit
10 ue smaest adntiohai TAX the legislature OF that
State may think proper to inct them. They already
groan under the burdens arising from the present tax
The last tax bill that passed the Assembly of that State
has not been enforced The thing is impossible Inter.
ested individuals are making great efforts to give an
increased value to Pennsylvania stock, by reporting that
the OF the State the next year. will enable her
to pay the full interest her total debt These statements
are without foundation.
DrBT OF PgNNsYLvANIA. AND HER PRrsENr RESOURCES.
Total debt, Jan LIST, I943... S3e,g37,7sg
Interest from Jan. L. 1913, to Jan. !, 1894 f89s,88g
Debt Jan. LIST, 18t,. ......-... 4I,s3f671
Interest this amount for lst at per s209 1888
The current revenue Of the state Tor 'Ss s' $4,000
Leaving, after appropriating the whole revenue to
- the payment Of interest, deficiency o.... sA273,
The pendtuns ofthe StateGovernmelt
L""msa deficiency amounting to '''''''''' ss2a.o