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The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18
HON. ABRAHAM RENCHER.

We learn, from correspondent of Hills New
Hampshire Patriot, writing from Washington un-
der date of October 6th that the Hon. Abraham
Rencher has been appointed by President Tyler
Charge d Afaires to Portugal, in place of MIR.
Barrow, who has received permission to return.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18
GEORGIA AND MARYLAND.

The democratic party, it seems, has been defeat
ed in both these States. We attach,no great i'm
portance toit, however, inasmuch as we already
have such a majority in the House Of Represen
tatives as to indicate most clearly the side on which
the true strength lies If we regret these defeats
at all, It is because they have been attributed, in
some quarters, to lukewarmnessx and divisions in
the party This ought not so to be.s If we have
the strength, let us exercise it When the hour
of action comes, each man should be at his post
no lukewarmness should keep him away-no di
visions as to should hold him back from, the
discharge of sacred and binding duty We are
tired-sck at heart-of the controversies and
chickering's which have been going on for months
between the adherens of this or that man. We
see in these controversies, especially when they
become heated, much of the danger of DIVISION
muchs in fine, of what the whole party would
mourn over in. its cooler hours, great calami-
ty. Let US heal them at once; and let thepeople,
through their Representatives in Convention as
sembled, permitted speak for and to the whole
country. . '.--' -'-..s'
80 Weextract from the Georgia Consttionalst
the following remarks in relation to the election
in that State: vtv-e "a ~, ---.f. s.,.'s
'When the final results known we shall have to ad-
dress the people of Georgia the which have led
TO it. We pledge ourselves to do without the fear of
displeasng political friends foes 1t is time that the
democratic press should come boldly forward and inde
pendenty tell the truth to the people, in order that
centraon of the democracy of the country may be eff
ected hereafter and prevent the domination of federal
principles, which, if permitted to rule would destroy
public freedoms hazard the very existence of our rePub
Ican institutions, and impede the progress of liberal
principles not only in this country but in all other
tries where have been for them the polar guide
them in their attempts emancpate themselves from the
thraldom of monarchcal or despotic Institutions
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

It VIII be observed from this, that Illinois is in
rapid progress of settlement Yet the State lands
and beads held BY spectators in all the States,
sell faster than those of the Federal Government,
preventing the latter from increasing in amount
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18
SPLENDID LOTTERIES.
J. G. GREGORY s. Co. Manager

...... ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 81, for 1913. To be drawn at Alexandria D. c.,
on Saturday the 4th OF November, IS43.
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.aotiGALEXANDRIA5 LOTTERY. s--e
Glass No 55 for IS43 To be drawn at Alexandra. D.
c., on Saturday the I1th of November, ls4S.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

HThe editorial Article in the last Register,
headed The Campaign of l840," is evidently
not the production of Mr.. Gales And when we
say this, we intend no reflection upon that gen.
tIeman's abilities; we only mean to intimate to
him that there are certain "car-marks' too plain
to be mistaken, and that we know him and hiS
style by heart If he has any regard for the cha
racter and standing of his paper, he would do
we'll to be more cautious in the caterers he selects.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

HRead, on our first page, the seventh num-
Der of Il Western Farmer. He deliniates with
a bold and faithful hand, the promises of the Fed
eralists and their want of fidelity to the people.
In the name of the people we thank him for his
labors in the good cause and for the good his late
numbers are so we'll calculated TO accomplish.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

MICHAEL HOKE OF Lincoln county, has been nomnat-
ed candidate for Governor. by seveldemocratc meet
ing in this State. By Hoke-y he can't come it over
&C that :ame old coon'-can he boys p
.-a Milton Chronicle
BY Hockey he can't come it with mountain boys
Highland Messenger.
These Wing Editors are little JOke-y now
but our word for it, they will laugh out of the
wrong side of the mouth before long.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

&c &c. &c.
sfs IS No. Lottery-I3 Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $I0-HalVes $5-Quarters S. SO.
Certificates of Packages of 25 Whole Tickets $I3O
Do 9'A@ do Of % Half. do 7.' IS
Do r.4s.. do e. of % Quarter do 32 so
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Tickets $1O-Halves $5-Quarters 81 so
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18

.1filerism is totally defunct.-Jdilon Chronicle.
And so is Whigism in Caswell county.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-10-18
TEMPERANCE NOTICE.

October IT, 1643'
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Charles L. Wooley, of $50 Rivington street. satur
day, January 2lN She offered the bill in payment for
meat and being told counterfeit, LEFT her
basket and said she would back In few minutes and
redeem the note She followed by two persons who
were in the butchers shop at the me until she entered
Charles Jeroomans, in Rivngten street. Attorney
She did not return to redeem the basket pay for the
meat She was afterwards arrested by OF the city
watchmen. Mr.. Duff and She'll watched the house OF
Jeroloman and twenty thirty persons pass in
and out was supposed by them with counterfeit money
The jury retired at three o'clock and being unable to
agree after absence OF half hour the court adjourn
ed to six O'Clock in the evening" when still being unable
to agree the took until lfpast ten in the
event g. at which time the jury rendered verdict of
guilty Thus endeth the of the last of the counter
letting Shepherds Her husband the father of the Shep-
herds. isin State prison in Ohio.
The case OF Charles Pearce for assault and battery
Ann Murphy, will be the first tried this morning.
The court adjourned to this morning at IL o'clock
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% TIE OWNERS OF REAL Am

LIZ -
HOLD ESTATES in the City of New York.
FELLOW CrrrENs-Your attention is respectfully asked
to the Of the Sun in reference TO vour
interests as Landlords, and your rights men.
Year after year the editorial columns of tn poper
directed to the depreciation and damage your
by assertions the most unfounded but very &C
count the best adapted to enlist the passions resent
mens of the tenant against the landlord What do we sec
in those columns daily Your patronage in the shape of
house advertising, filing brm full of those columns
whilst others filled up with all the efforts the Edo.
rial departments depress and the very thing
advertised But this zeal all perfectly dsnterested
is self entirely lost sight off Oh no. that little
much When tenants instructed by that paper to
permit bill being put their housenot to be in any
hurry hirIngo wait till nearly first of May What is
the inevitable consequence Why, that you and find
the more difficulty letting and forced to
that same advertising hich fches pockets whilst
nils Mr.. Beachs. Must we then by advertising pa
Ionage, continue to keep that paper in position where
Its dsnterestedness the OF the may
more than questionable Shall continue to uphold
press to abandon its high prerogavess high duties for
the purpose OF attacking our private rights and the just
security Of those rights apprehend not there is
reason why we should II the circulation Of the San be
trbuted to that circulation and only let determine
that our advertising patronage shall be given where
to friend, or to neutral, but not to enemy and
will see that the patronage and circulation go to4e
ther Why property in houses should be singled from
all other species OF property and in the face of the bur-
thens has to bear be target for paper musksry
am unable to understand II object be other than
to cheaper this mode Of warfare bannot accomplish
it. Wbaevertends to keep capitalists others from build
ing houses cannot far cheapenng these
that built II it be true in all other things, that the
supply and demand control each other am at loss to
see how houses can be an execution.
81. ULSTER NOTES %
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New YoRx. March @, 1913.

NFw YORK, March 0, 1913.
o. TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS editor of
the Sun in his paper Of date asks why sam Thorn
son. of 273 Pearl st. found acting with u.s. in the
nexed of the ID inst requesting the withdrawal OF
our advertisements from the columns Of that paper The
reason perfectly plsnMr. Thompson not having then
any advertisement in the Sum- of had to with
draw He nevertheless perfectly ccincded'wh us in the
sentiments contained in said letter, which is as follows
New Yoax March 2, ls43.
To THE EDITOR OF THE New York Sun
SIR Please discontinue our advertisements in your
paper as deem with recttude of prnc
pie on your part that whilst you should take large sums
from for advertising business in its columns you
should To st some purpose known to yourself make
this morning most and malicious attack on all
xaeed in the passenger business in this city, and which
Won cannot prove as far concerned.
We are srs, yours,
[signed McMURRAY:
JOHN HERDMAN.
W. & J. Il. TAPSCOTT.
ROCHEJBROTHERS & co.
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JOHN SoApsUDs, Secretary OF State.
CITY Infelligence.

The MILLER ExAMINATIoN.-T examination
was continued yesterday, before Justice Stevens, IN
the Grand Jury room. Miss Hannah Weller was
examined as a witness. This is the lady at whose
house Mrs Charles F. Miller remained while in this
city. She testsied that Mrs. Miller was on sociable
and affectionate terms with her husband while at
her house. That while there she received several
valuable presents from him, and twice request
ed to go out shopping with Miss Weller without the
company of her husband, but declined lest she
should be seen and her residence discovered That
while there she expressed desire to leave the city
until the trouble was That during the whole
time she was under no restraint, and might have
left had she chosen, and that she exhibited no de-
sire to escape, either by word act, and appeared
cheerful and contented The court meets again
this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The LAST OF THE SHErHERDs-It will he seen by
the report of the General Sessions, that at late
hour last evening the jury returned verdict of gull
ty against this woman, indictment for passing
counterfeit money. She has two sons and daugh-
ter-inlaw in the state prison for the offence as
well asher husband, the father Of the gang
New CouNrERFErTs IN CIRcULArIoN.-A new is
sue of counterfeit So notes of the Tradesmens Bank
ethis city, letter ID, were put in circulation Sa
turudy ana SUNDAY nlgnt,Dy tne gang OF women VINO
conduct that business under the general supervision
Of the leading counterfeiters. woman named
Eliza Campbell, who has been often arrested on
charges Of passing counterfeit money, entered the
apothecary store Of Patrick Dickie, corner of Lis
penard street and Broadway, and asking for dose
of castor OIL presented IS note OF the Tradesmen's
Bank. letter d, which afterwards proved to be q
counterfeit. She was arrested by a city Waterman,
and fully committed for trial, but will probably es-
cape on the usual ground, that no scienter be
shown to prove that she knew the note was coun-
terfeit. These women never carry but one note at
time, and when arrested, plead entire ignorance Of
all knowledge of the note being worthless.
STATE Prison STArsTIcs.--From Officer A. M.
c. Smith, learn that the terms of service OF four
teen prisoners expire this month"; leaving TIA males
and n females in confinement, making total OF
85l.
FfRE-The alarm of fire, about II o'clock on
| Sunday, night proceeded from the burning OF the
cellar Of the four story brick building lS6 Water ST.
known as the Commercial Hotel, and occnpied oy
| Robert Foster The damage was confined TO the
| cellar. The building belongs TO Mr. Abner Hie-
gins, and was fully insured.
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IN. Mas SARAH THOMpsON. OF NEW PROS

{a5- MISS SARAH THOMPSON, OF NEW PROS
PECT N j., was given up ms incurable by her family
physcian and her friends She had been laborng under
cough and splitting Of blood for two years which at last
settled in consumption She tried various remedies, but
without any benefit till the clergyman OF the place adj
vised her to shermans Cough Lozenges He knew
they had cured bad before, and thought they
would cure her. She got box and the first dose afforded
relief than all she had before TAKEN and
three large boxes entirely cured her. to the JOY and
prise Of all her friends The counterfeit Lozenges should
be avoided and taken to get the genuine Shermans
Lozenges, they have yet failed Warehouse los
Nassau st. Agents-ll0, 273 and 459 Broadway; II
Broadway 227 Hudson st; 1870 Fulton ST. Brooklyn ana
Ledger Buildings, Philadelphia.
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AMERICAN MUsEUM.-The array Of novelties this
week has surpassed expectation. Indeed, there is not
feature of these performances that is not very well
worth the price Of admission, from the superb meodon,
giving the overures to Norma, William TELL etc, to the
Banjo melodies Of Jenkins and the antics of the figures of
signor vivald Especially the wonderful effects of
sublimy and beauty in the dioramas Of the Deluge
and the Lady of the Lake. worthy of all admiration We
pleased to hear that overlooking house, last night
rewarded the enterprise taste and lavish expenditure
the proprietor. The Indian Chiefs still remain during
the day. and among the greatest curoses of this i'm.
mense establishment
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CHATHAM THEArRE.-The new play of the T" Col
leglans," was emlnenty successful last evening.
II is excellent piece, well cast and will doubtless
have good run. 1t will be repeated tonight. in
connection with several light comedies, in which
Mr.. Thayer sustains favorte characters. The vir-
GINA Mnstrels also appear in their humorous extra
vaganzas, presenting altogether unusually rich
and entertaining bill, and which must secure the
customary crowded house.
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The GRAND ScorrIsH CONCERT AT THE APOLLO
TONIGHT Clirehugh gives the first of his musical
entertainments at the Apollo this evening The de.
hut OF the Misses Cummings, OF whom report speaks
so highly, will attract a crowded audience, and Mr..
Clrrehugh has troops OF friends" who will gladly
seize this opportunity OF hearing his delightful bal
lads and Scottish melodies The bill presents great
attractions. See programme in another column,
and let no this treat escape yeu.
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Arrivals.

HowARp's HorIL.-WP Barkalow, Hamilton, o; @ T
Snowden, Columbia c; VIM Shear Augusta, Ga; r N
Taylor, Newbern, N e; Hon Trumbull, and Hon B
Osborne, Connecticut; Hon Mr. Champion, Rochester;
Hon sias Wright Jr. and lady, Y; Day. Hartford
Conn; Ward, Middletown, Conn; J C Hamlin
Charleston, 8 C; Manly, do Brolasky, Philadelphia
Joseph Conover, do; in Reynolds, Washington, C;
Hon Chittenden, Jefferson county, Jonas Williams
Calais, Me- John Blair, Pittsburg; John Whelan, Phil
adelphia; Butler, do; Way, do; Oliver Pryor and
lady, Wheeling Va; MIR Allen and two ladies, Washing
ton; M Lawrence, Philadelphia; L Douglass Wash
ington: Wharton. do.
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STEAM SHIP GREAT WESTERN. She is not yet In
sight This is her twenty-fourth day. She is over
due, and ought to have been here last Sunday
Strong westerly winds, however, have prevailed.
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o. ABsCONDING BOARDER.--I Mr. b. VINO leI.
his boarding house in Park Place. this morning. ooes
wish full exposition Of his "mposuon msoe p pull.
through the New York, Boston and Phi,soeph,s P'P
he will Immediately return and pay ms ia""'S'y'
New York March lsi3l
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MOVEMENTS or HARRY OF THE WEsT.-Mr. Clay
arrived at Natchez, Miss, on the 10th ult He was
rather unwen. A grand ball was to have been
given him at Vicksburg, on the evening Of the
Doth nit
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THANKS We are as usual indebted TO Pomeroy
81 Co. and Pullen Copp for Albany papers in ad
vance OF the mail
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J. G. BENNETT Esq. =
You will much oblige an old subscriber by calling
the Street Inspectors attention 10 the dangerous
state of Franklin street, corner of Broadway, east
side-it is continuous sheet OF ice for more than
fifty yards. w.
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Gov. CEN. OF CANADA.-Sr Charles Bagot was
worse on the 9th ult than he had been
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MADAME MARoNcELLr's CoNoERT.-This concert
went off last night, with the greatest eclat. The
Apollo Saloon was crowded by highly respectable
audience. Indeed, before the commencement of
the concert i, almost impossible to obtain seat
in any part of the spacious room. Madame Maron.
cell and Mrs. Horn sang with characteristic power
and effect Miss Lewis is, we think, improving
She isa young lady of much promise. Sig. Martini
and Mr. Paige acquitted themselves very respeota-
bly,. Mr.. Timm and the talented instrumental perfor-
mers, well merited our praise.
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M pROEEssOR vEIpCAr,s CrIrppATrn

90 PROFESSOR VELPEAU'S CELEBRATED
Pills are guaranteed to cure all of gonorrhea geet
unpleasant discharge from the urehra in shorter
their introduction into this country the New York Col
lege of Medicine and Pharmacy more than a thousand
boxes have been Sold and the College dees single in
stance Of failure to be shown.
Professor Velpeau the celebrated dscoverer of this spe
cc after experience Of twenty years in the hospitals
OF Paris asserts that these pills the only remedy that
has been known to fail in eectng Sold in
boxes OF one hundred pills at 81, at the
Principal office and consulting of the College
81 Nassau street, New York.
w. 8. RICHARDSON, Agent.
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From the Morning Chropicle.

o. BRISTOLS SARSAPARILLA.-We have before
spoken OF the curative properties OF this preparation 1t
is mild simple yet powerfully ecocous In all diseas
es which have their origin in the mpury Of the blood
erupons the Sarsaparillao of Bristol and speedy
remedy. acts directly the life fuid restoring to it
its healthfu tone, and mpartng strength and activity
the whole system.
City Agents for the sale Of Brisors Sarsaparilla-W
1873 Greenwich street; and retail the following places
Milhau's Pharmacy, 1873 Broadway; Rushtor & Aspnwa
ITO Broadway, Sc William street. and 10 Aston House, Jas
Syme, D. So Bowery, and John Syme 80 Fulton street.
corner of Water; Robert Leggett, M. d. II D; B.
Quackenbhsh 7Oe Greenwich street; A. HILL 207 Green
l3e Fulton street. Brooklyn; J. ~ Coddngton corner
of Spring and Hudson Streets H. Burnett, Third
street; Daniel B. Tucker $3.50 Grand street. E. Trip
l67 Division street. and oil Fulton street. Boston-May
nard Noyes.
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Lat AND IMPORTANT FROM COMFY lsLAND.-If the
Great Western will not make her appearance, the
Long Island steamer Thunderbolt has just arrived,
and gives the following intelligence, being a mes
sage to the Legislature thereof:
COMFY ISLAND, March 6, lo43
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

SAFES OF stocks At Philadelphia Yesterday.
yiSO0 City Fives 943 SO shares Farmers and Mechan
Bank, St. After Bosrd-$5OO State Elves. 1870 aoi.
ysoo CHy fives s43; $4,000 Tennessee Fives 66I 10
; Usm n ana Amboy Railroad, 81; shares Far.
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90 DO NOT WEAR wIG-But use the Balm of
Columbia II you get the genuine from Messrs. Comstock
and Ross Magazine it will surely restore your hair in
very short time Having had such strong proofs of its
goodness come to observation, daily induces rs to
speak Of it, and recommend in the strongest to
those who are bald, getting 1t will positively stop
the hair from falling off immediately.-New Orleans
paper.
The may be had Of Comstock and Co., II Maiden
lane, this city and Comstock and Williams North
Fifth street, Philadelphia.
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>.
Viii hLLApELrhA, March G-Au Re- near Williams Stubs
hudson, TO- undergo repairs Cld Currency Sham BabSnss
Brilliant, Redmond. NYork. '' 'p D~ioauoeS'
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When the Pilgrim sought, Of yere,
Refuge on this desert shore,
And spurned the Despot's CALLING chain,
Ever constant at his side
Womans faith new strength supplied -
Still she cheered the Wanderer on,
Till his glorio us task was done;
And the fame of Freedom rose
To glad her Sons and awe their foes.
Honor then the Patriot Fair;
Let our songs their worth declare.
May our grateful homage prove.
Fit memorial Of our love.
When our mighty sires OF old,
Freedoms banner dared unfold
And back the proud Invader drove.
Woman's zeal the brave ms pired.
Nerved his arm, his bosom fred =
While she stretched, with melting eve
The fostering arm Of sympathy
Tillthe welcome Star OF peace
Babe each fercer passion cease
Honor then the Patriot Fair;
Let them e'er our triumphs share:
May our grateful homage prove
Fit memorial Of our love.
Hail to the Fair who proudly came
To vindicate Colnmbia's Fame,
And whelm with scon craven crew,
Foremost in the generous Band
Mstrons grave and Virgins stand.
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90 WE ARE AU rHORIsED TO SAY, THAT If
any person will use Hays Lniment for the Piles, from
Comstock and Ross, IS Magazine stree without being
cured money shall be refunded These are the posi-
tive terms upon which is sold and we learn out OF
many thousand bottles sold not has been returned
II also nallibe remedy for all sores pains bruises
&c. Who will continue to suffer None but those who
Prejudiced-New Orleans paper;
lane, this city.
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90 THE PRIVATE MEDICINE CHESTS PRERA.
red by the College of Medicine and Pharmacy,
anteed to the worst Of GonorrhGa, Gleet
anyNnpeasant discharge from the uretbra, without faint
ing the breath, disagHeeng with the most delicate
mach To purchasers of these chests the College bind
themselves to give medicine gratis, il cured Price
So each.
By authority the College of Medicine Pharn cy
81 Nassau street, N. Y.
w. 8. RICHARDSON Agent
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THE ELECTIONS.

Mississippi.-We have received returns from
twelve counties in Mississippi, which renders it
extremely probable that the democrats have carried
the State 1t is thought that three of the four re-
gularly nominated democratic candidates for
Congress are elected, to wit: Jacob Thompson,
William H. Hammett and Roberts, and one vol
unteer democrat Howard. The Legislature, it
is thought will be decidedly democratic. is
believed also that democratic Governor has been
elected.
Mickigam-As we announced last week, the
democrats have swept every thing before them in
Michigan. Their majority in the State will be
about seven thousand.
Nea0 York-The aggregate majority for the
democratic Senatorial ticket in the State of New
York will exceed twesty Mous0md This is the
result of the "informal BALLOT which the Whig
papers said was goingon between MIR. Clay and
Mr. Van Buren.
MassacbUsetts.-The majority against the
Wing Candidate for Governor in this State is up
wards of five thousand The Legislature is
Wing by considerable majority