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The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05
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Ideness- -idleness Of the intellect as well as Of
the hands, is one of the heaviest evils now upon
our young men: Other evils may leave us---we
may and do shake them off; but this grows upon
US as it is indulgcd, and stays with u.s. The re-
mcdy for it is LABoRl 1t is healthful and no.
bic remedy. While it cures it continually forti-
fes US against the attacks of the disease; and
more than this-as labor of the arm enlarges
and strengthens it. so labor of the intellect gives
to that width, expansion increased power. Tru-
ly, this is good medicine Who will take it2
We might exhaust columns upon this interest
ing subject but we are admonished by our lack
of space to pause. We conclude this hastily writ
ten article by calling upon our young men to go
forthwith about the laudable work of establishing
a Lyceum in Raleigh; and " say to them, so
far as our humble self is concerned, that any thing
this paper can de in forwarding their efforts shall
be most cheerfully performed. 70 ab 3gf su - a
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05

The Editor ofthe Register is not only welcome
to- some Of The seed of our Polk and DGttas
tttsmpkin but may haVethe hull interchangeable
saitup Salt River in sl@os qals q !!s1.s ~ q
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05
NORTH CAROLINA FARMER.

The October number Of this work has been OF
a week or so on our table, and we must apologize
for not noticing it sooner. ThIs number conta'ns
thirty pages of valuable reading matter, selected
and original We hope the Editor is receiving
that measure of encouragement he deserves fF
his efforts in the noble cause. of Agriculture
The price of the, North Carolina Farmer IS
one dollar and iiy cents, to be discharged BY one
dollar, if paid within sixty days. Six copies ior
FIVE dollars. Within thirty miles Of Raleigh this
publication goes free of postage, and for any DIS
lance it pays only newspaper postage. Address
Thomas J. Lemay, Editor, Raleigh, North caro-
lima, Ss.s '1-
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MS ugly olo Ooonsas Et me head of the flop6s
= &c In the young State Of Florida, tbouob 4 ..
turns are not complete, we have the satsS,GN GN e
stating, that Cabell, the whig candidate % Of
gress has beaten eat Brockenbrough, loco oeo o1 c1
We now "have the satisfaction of sat;,.o
the tallahassee Floridian of the 18Th or 'aa
announces the election of BrOcken5rougb Oh 'OS' ~
0aoeratic candidate, by at least eigbtv m.;a - IT.
We have no room for comments; bpt ,bo bTIoAE ~
ter, must pardon US for saying two tbinos S% ~
fiat be crowed before he got out of the epeyo1a,
andthus missedthe figure as competeIv - 'aaS "a,
when, he said Mr.. Clay would be elsc,s5 "s l u%
secondly, that Florida is out and out Dsuad. aU
and comes into the Union Qhat gallant n"' roa'
StateH') under the most favorable auspices yU0g
in your Coon, Mr.. Gales. You are boH;,- -aAS
false GppeGranees-iusta as your predecessors WI WI
Hartford ConveitioniSts. held out blue Epb,, |s "
the enemy during the last war.
P.S. We have the satisfaction Of s,;,.o
III addition to the above, that the democrat, ~ ~
jofity IN the late Pennsylvania election i, in.
3O:392l '4.tIiLT ~; 't1 a.. ~ - J"
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05

The Faculty Of Dartmouth College have con. on
'entedsto receive colofed students
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05
A Legal Stratagem.. MANY of our reader

A Legal Stratagem Many of our readers
may remember the celebrated Kings Fool, who,
having quarrelled with and stricken off the head
Of an acquaintance, fled to the presence of the
King, and falling at his feet, implored his pardon
tor having knocked persons hat off The King
readily granted his pardon, when the other, rising
exclaimed. "Thank your majesty, but ms head
aoas IN it "a, This circumstance has been recalled
to our mind by observing that Young nauIatto
woman in Pittsburg the other day complained that
the father of her child, white man, had stolen it.
The Alderman, knowing that writ Of habeas
corpus would be a slow process, issued search
warrant for the cAilds clothes, which the woman
described. The constable found them, and return.
ed them to the mother, scith the child IN them.
Three Kinds of Poor Ina this world the moor
are OF three descriptions, viz3:-The Lords poor.
the devils poor. and the poor devils. AS q gen.
eral Thing, the Lord takes care of his 3oor. and
the devil takes care of has but the p6or depits
have to look out for themselves = 8b Iuos vGb s..
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tasWe this week have the pleasure to announce
the triumph of the5,whig cause in Florida, IL ~
suit entirely unexpected by the wings Caoe,b
whig, is elected to Congress by two hundred INA ma
jority over his competitor, Brockenbrough GEM
All hail 10 the new State. Courage, wnlg''
coaragep a Milton C6r0D'ee 3
We regret it, but that cup Of pleasure must O0
dashed with FOlkJaies. Cage your COON a..
Evans, and put sack-cloth aon your shoulders ~;
Florida has gone for thc,aemoerats "AIl NAM
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05

The Coon is a sneakingg, thievish animal, and
steals the farmers ducks and chickens-ust as the
Federal leaders stole the good name Of Whig 10.
advance their own, selfish purposes. So They have
a good representative in his Coonship. hlFsae :a
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TENNEssEE-sENATOR.

Our latest dates from Nashville, Tennessee, are
up TO the 25th October No election OF Senator
to the Congress of the United States had taken
place, though four, days had been wasted in bal
loting- The Nashville Wing states that the de-
mocrats have majority of one in the Senate and
two in the House that the majority in the House
would have been three, but for the death of Mr.
Henry; that}on joint ballot The party vote would
be 81 democrats, 48 whigs--or so necessary to a
choice; that the Hon. A. o. p. Nicholson, the
Editor of the Nashville Union, received the cau-'
Gus nomination of the democratic party nnder The
twothrds rule and that few democrats, how
ever, refused9to go9into caucus, or be bound by
its decision. Three, democratic candidates were
brought forward: 40. r. Nicholson, Hopkins
L. Turnev, and Judge w. G. Dunlap The
wings at first voted for various gentlemen, but
gradually concentrated on Mr. Turney, for whom
six democrats voted all the time. On the first bal
lot, Mr. Nicholson received 40 votes, all demo-
Gratis, and at one time Al. 5n7as sez -s{5.....g
Resolutions had been moved in the House By
Mr.. Gordon, the object of which was to appoint
a committee to investigate and discover whether
there had been an alliance formed between Mr..
Turney and the wings, and proposing to postpone
the election until Friday last. No final action
had been had upon the Resolutions. We should
deeply regret to learn that Mr.. Nicholson, had
been defeated. So far as we have gathered the
facts, we feel bound to say upon them that the
course of Mr. Turney has been. highly objection.
able and that his election would confer but little
beneitson him or on the pary9to which he pro-
fesses to belong E We shall doubtless be, able to
announce the result next week. lsd ~ h
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The Manchester American intimates that MI
Carroll, Editor of the New Hampshire PatnOI
will be appointed by the Governor of New Hamp'
shire fill the vacancy in the Senatorial delega-
tion of that State, until the meeting of the Stale
Legislature ID June. !. ~, '..'5 ID, aa .as
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-11-05
LYCEUM IN RALEIGH. z

We have frequently heard surprise expressed
that there is in Raleigh no Lyceum or Literary
Club, to which our young men could resort for
amusement and instruction. The University has
its Societies. Hillsboropgh has OF had its Litera-
ry Society; Oxford has its Lyceum; bus Raleigh,
the capital of the State, and the abode Of very
considerable genius and talent; possesses nothing
of the sort.
We shall not offer any arguments to show the
importance of such an Institution. It's impor-
tance, it seems to US, ought long since to have
forced itself upon the minds of the intelligent
We but repeat simple truism when we say,
every thing must have a beginning Cf the ac-
complished and successful speaker this is especial
ly true. Whatever Nature may have done for
him-with whatever prodigality she may have
endowed him with her gifts, it is only by little
and lhle that he ntains perfection in that resist
less tloquence " which r 80 =; .a 49,, =. .,.+
&c Shook the arsenal, and fulmin'd Greece l9dr
- To Macedon and Artaxerxes throne.'' IS --.r.
; Generally, enthusiasm is indispensable to elo-
quence; and no enthusiastic young man. who is
blessed with ordinary capabilities of mind, ought
to despond. All history, ancient and modern,
tells him to take courage Let him look a.
bout him at the great masters of eloquence now
upon the stage; let him look at the forum and the
pulpit; at that i" hero in armour" by which the
ancients represented eloqdence, "wilh one arm
naked to the elbow, holding thunder, and with the
other an open book with an hour-glass standing
on t." and let him remember that {" DESPAIR" is
only "wriucn on t,,...ssl E-- is-4t2ls,i ai..g IT,
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.aFLORIDAg gELECTIoN

The Raleigh Register Of Friday last D.,,
his ugly old Coon at the head of the fIo: maaa
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CHERRIES SALE.

|SHERIFF-s sALE.---B, virtue of Decree and Exc
- cution to me directed, from the Wayne Circuit
Court, will expose public sale at the Court house
door, Centreve, Wayne county, Indiana the 2lst
day of June. 1915 between the hours OF ten o'clock
and four O'Clock. p of SAID day, the following
property, TO Wit:
part of the south half of five. - township
thirteen, II 1 o. the principal nler-
dian line, bounded follows to-wIt; beginning at an
elm the side OF W hitewatcr the line dividing
the northeast and southeast quarters of said section FIVE
thence south twenty-eght rs degrees and twenty
90 minutes, and two-tenths 10 2-l01
riches elm; thence south twenty and half GOA
degrees east twentv-one l2l) perches 10 IA hickory
thence south wenty-sN (26) degrees, west
twenty-one 2l perches to ASH thence south forty
two AZ degrees, west eleven and eighteenth IL clo)
Pc rches bunch of hymns; thence south fifty three
53) degrees fifteen 10 minutes, west forty and
three-tentis (43 800 perches double sycamore
the south foryeight 4- degrees twenty (2o)
perches and nne-tenths t9-l0} sycamore: thence
south forty "A degrees, west sN and our-tenths
o Ilo perches to an ironwood; thence north ory-wo
AZ degrees fifteen (5} minutes crossing White
water eight perches and seven-tens 40 10 ahekorN
thence north four degrees east thrty-two So perch
to lronwood; thence north sixtyfour (bl degrees
west twenty-Sx and tvetenths go $40 perehes
sone north tb) degrees, east twenty eight
(2c} perehes and threetent $40 a stone; thence
south 81 degrees fortyone {4l} pcrches
to the bank; thence meandering with the
bank of the north fortysix (46) degrees
three (23) perches thence north
fourteen l44 links thence north forty-egh, 4sl de-
greeseast ten <l0 perches elm; thence north
and half <204l degrees, six 90 perches
lynn; thence north twelve <la) degrees thirteen
tl3J perches anu eighttehtS tc-io} TO an ei' chcc
north twentysix (26l degrees and one-tenth
g Ito perches sugar tree; thence north eleven
degrees four and twotenths 4 2l0) perches
elm thence north nine 9) degrees, west TWEEN
ty GO perehes TO stone the bank OF Nhitewa
Just above the crossing the State roae the
foresaid dividing line; thence with line.
ing Whitewater, fifteen and half lot) perches To the
place OF beginning, Containing thirty go
less; with all the Mills and alter privileges
thcreunto belonging; the lying and being the
County of Wayne, and State of Indiana
Also four Carding Machines; Spinning Machines
(Mules,) sixteen 40 Looms; Picker; KNAPP
ping Machines: Shearng Machine Brushing
Machine; Press; Dying utensils, &c &C. and all
other fixtures appertainng the manufacture of Cass
netts and Jeans with all the mill gearing the
Taken 5 the property of Rebeca Shreeve and Josiah
Paul. Administrators and the heirs of the Ca
lcb Sheve dec. said end
favor OF the State Bank of Indiana
DAVID GENTRY, Sh If w G.
MAY &c, 1915. (p. f. 81 22-ts.
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StHERIFF'S SALE.--Bv virtue of Execution to
)me directed, from the Wayne Circuit Court will
pose public sale at the Court House door. Centre
vile, WAYNE County, Indiana the 2ls day of June,
e4o between the hours of ten o'clock. a. NJ and four
o'clock, p NJ, said day, the following property, to-
wit:
\ Certain parcel tract Of land living and being in
the County WAYNE, and State of Indiana and known
by being part OF the South West quarter OF Section
twenty. t2d) Tow nsip fourteen, (i) of Range }
West OF the principal meridian line draw from the mouth
the Great Miami River and bounded follows
Beginning at Stake eight q perches North of the
South East of said thence North
seventy-five and half Is l-2 degrees West twenty
30 perches and tenths 6 10 Stake; thence
North fourteen ID perches and FIVE tentls $40
Stake; thence East twenty tive 25} perches and
tcnths 30 TO the quarter section line thence South
said line twenty Oh pcrches to the place of begin
ming, Containing two ~ acres hreequartcrs, 81 and
r perces, less, with all the appercnan-
Mills Mill houses, Mill and Water privileges there
unto belonging Taken the property of John w
Iea1Ic, said Execution Of Eli Brown
and Priscilla Fry, Ad'ms.
DAVID GENTRY, Sh fl. w. C..
May 9th, 1916. Up. f. S3.l 22-ts.
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DR.. M'LANE'S CELEBR ATED
IIvEE EIIIa
| f-3IIl

For the Cure Of Hepaes Lrer Conplaint, Dyspepsia,
and Sick Head Ache.
SYMPTOMS A DISEASED LrvER-Pain in the right side,
under the right side the edge of the ribs
ed pressure; sometimes the pain the left sde the
patient Is rarely able to lie the left side; sometimes
the pain felt under the shoulder blade V
extends the top of the shoulder and is
taken for rheumatism the right The stomach
affected with loss of appetite and sickness the bowels
IN general, costive, sometimes alternating with lax
the head troubled with pain with dull,
heavy sensation in the back part There generally
considerable loss of accompanied with pain
TO have been done. slight dry cough is sometimes
tendant. The patient complains WEAKNESS and de-
bllity; he easily startled his feet cold burning.
and he complains of pricky sensation the skin;
spirits low; and although he satisfied that
would be beneficial to him, yet he scarcely
fortitude enough it, In he
remedy Several of the above symptoms attend the
but have occurred where few of them existed
yet examination of the body death has shown
liver to have been extensively deranged.
CERTIFIC ATES.-This is to certify that having been
associated with Dr. NJ Lane the practice of medicine
for nearly two and half years, have had oppor
tunltles OF witnessing the good effects his Liver Pills.
and believe they have cured and relieved much larger
proportion of the diseases of the liver, known
cured and relieved by any other treatment.
Dec q 1886. OILY Err MORGAN.
This is to certify that of i'll with
the Liver Complaint. She obtained box of Flames
from the same She taking the second box and
has nearly recovered and believe the Pills that
relieved her, she took other medicine would
the refore cheerfuy recommend them those aborng
under that disease JOSEPH BOYD.
Jetfreystown, - miles from Pittsburgh.
Prepared for the Proprietor by JoNATH KIDD Co.
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. No. 80,
Corner of 18th and w GOD Pittsburgh.
n BIN order that there be mistake, be partis
uar to ask for "Dr. NJ Lanes Pills.
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PATENT VERMIF UGE.
DOCTOR M'LANE'S
Il Z 4 CAN Worm SPECIE

Promptly erpels Worms almost incredible number
To substanate the above fact many hundreds
monias could be adduced of which the following
selected individuals of standing and In
deed, confidently affirmed new trial of the
of this remedy Will have additional tendency
widen and confirm its fame. and that
sally known and ditused the United States, would
not less than many hundreds if thousands
lives annually.
CERTIFIc.-Es-I do certify that a vial Dr. Lane
Anne rican w orm Specific expelled five hundred
whole worms, & pieces that would have made sixty
from boy of John LeweIng, which, ii laid in straight
line, would have most probably measured the
length Of one hundred yards. JOSIAH JACKSON.
Owner of Water Forge, and other w orks,
Monongaa county. Va
AsroNIsH1~G-YEr rRuE.,.-DR. ML.sE's AMERICAN
Holmes & Kidd. Druggists corner of Fourth and Wood
sts., vial of Dr. NJ Lanes American Worm Specific
and gave about half the vial child OF
hve DID, and surprising to relate she passed fully
which measured eight inches long Her health much
that period This stateme freely make
the public ought know that this valuable medicine
can be procured in city.
ELIZA STEVENSON, Pittsburgh.
This to certify that the above correct
and If doubts the have preserved
IN ALCOHOL and be by those who sceptlcal
JAMES HAMIL, Washington Lock, near Geo
Beale's Cotton Factory, Pittsburgh.
Prepared for the Proprietor by Jonathan Kidd & Co
Wholesale and Retail Druggists, No. 60, corner of
4th and Wood streets Pittsburgh.
N B.-Be particular to ask for DR.. MLanes American
" orm Specific, or Patent Vermifuge.
Agents for M'Lanes Pills and .oor7a specific
Milton, Jesse HIATT Cambridge City, s F. Shorp; Ger
John D. Wolff Mechanicsburg. Henry Gettie
-entrevllle. John E.. Durham; White School house,
Ihomas Ellis; Liberty, Culey & Bowers Brownsville
Amphet; Richmond, Irwin Reed
May 2eth, ls45. o2-em
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HHNEfUTOR'S SALE OF VA;.I ABLE X y 4 1.
~ r T T r .---By virtue of power contained in
the last Will and of W lillian Brown. late
Henry county, Indiana, deceased the undersigned offer
to sell private sale. the valuable FARM Of said de-
ceased it being the East half of the Northwest quarter
OF Section 81, Township g. range IL and the We half
of the South est quarter of Section %, Township l6
range 1lcontaining One Hundred and Sixty Acres,
uated in the county of Henry Immediately the Ma
tona road miles of Lewsville, and eight miles
west of Cambridge. Eighty of the land under
high state of cultivation; and there the
large two-story Frame House-large Frame Barn, and
other ut-buldings and excellent bearing
Orchard, all in good repair and condition
-TERNS--One-tilird of the purchase money will
be required hand, and the remainder equal
staiments of twelve and eighteen months.
Persons at distance wishing further information
rning the premises by addressing letter, post
paid, to the dersigned Lewisvilie Henry co..
have any information desired
ISAAC PARKER. Executor.
May 2sth ls45 Up. f. S2,50.-N. Court 22-3,
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W. H. DAv
COLUMBUS. OHIO.
RESIDENT SURGEON AND MECHANICAL

NV OULD inform the Ladies and &c ntlemen of this
w city and the surrounding towns and country, that
he has made Richmond his permanent residence and is
prepared all orders in the line of his profess
sion the shortest notice, and
PROVED PRINCIPLES
TEETH, from O a full set inserted rLArE
upon the principle of ATMOSPHERIC Pressure.
Having all the important inventions in the art of
adapting the Plate to the Gums which enables HIM to
Plate work in all the purposes of
mastcation and in point of durability, of fit,
and elegance of finish, equal, if superior, any
Their manufacture.
EXPOSED NERVES DESTROYED uithout pain, by a
single application Diseases of the teeth cured Teeth
filled almost instance without cleansed and
set on pivots, and WARRANTED PERMANENT.
The best of re ference can be given, if desired.
CHARGES moderate that Dental operations are
placed with the means of every person.
The Public invited call and examine specimens
at his office.
C~TOFFICE James Hunnic utt's, Main st.
Richmond, Dec. 9Th, 1874. 50:
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LATEST FASHIONS
MISS >. BOOTH,

"AV1NG just arrived from Cincinnati, with the latest
i l. Fashions is prepared to make to order with neat
and despatch every description of MILLINERY
and DRESS-MAkING; and especially invites the La
dies of Richmond and vicinity to give her call Nam
street, Richmond-one door east Of Reeres d Paige $
Store.
Nav 2Ist, lSl5. lf-3m
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Now wit at the May Term, 1916. of said Court the
said and show the Court that
of found had been made by the Sheriff. John
Peter, Andrew, Elijah Fleming; Nancy, Alexander Da-
vid J. Fleming, Martha NcCl Nancy. Juliet and Jane
Fleming, John W asson. Martha Guy. James and Sarah
Ann WATSON David J. Matchett Nionda Christopher =,
John B., w illian. James, Samuel r., David ]. p. Mar
tina c. and Catharine Fleming 1t is ordc BY the
Court that said defe found be notified the
ndency of this by three publications
weekly newspaper, printed and published said
county, and unless they appear and show the
prayer petition shall granted
be heard and de ermned IN their absence.
THOMAS G.. NOBLE. Cl'k.
Julian, Atty. p. f. $500 22-3t
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substitute for the Bath.

The following plan was adopted by Sir Ashley
Cooper during many years of his lfe-and is wor-
thy the example Of those who cannot enjoy the
blessing Of bathing in their own houses:
Immediately on rising from bed, and having all
previously ready, take off all your night dress,
then take up from your ear;hern pan of two gal
Ions of water towel, quite wet, but not drop
ping; begin at your head. rubbing hair and face.
and mock and ears we'll, than wrap yourself behind
and before, from neck to chests, your arms. and
every portion Of your body. Remand your towel
into the pan, charge it a fresh with water, and re-
peat once all | have mentioned, excepting the
head, unless that DO in heated state, when you
may do so, and with advantage. Three minutes
will now have elapsed. Throw your owcl into
the pan. and then proceed, with two coarse dry
long towels, to scrup, your head, and face, and
body, front and rear. when four minutes will have
you IN a glow; then wash md hard rub your feet,
brush your hair. and complete your toilette; and
trust me that this will give new zcst to your ex-
issencc. A mile Of walking may be added with
advantage.
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For appointment of
. I Commissioner to max c
Deed.
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Wild Pigeons are brough, to the Albany marke.
IN such Quantities that they cannot be sold. We
saw, says tho Atlas, 1900 dozen sold on Saturday,
for about three-quarters of cent each. The
New York markets are also glutied with them.
A very extensive starch factory is in success
fui operation at St. Louis. Last year 200 600 lbs.
were made. but the demand continues to outrun
the present means Of supply.
A large number of Russian emgranss will ar
rive in New York during tho summer.
Tho health oft. w. Dorr is announced a. be-
ing worse now than it over was before. He is
bent nearly doubl ewith rheumatism.
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FOLLOWING Coop ADvIcE--"John, did you
leave Mr.. Jones' umbrella at home1' said fond
mother to her first born. mo, ma, - aid john
land why did you not. my son? Didn't tell
you tor said tho mother. Yes YOU did, ma -
said John; ''but didn't you tell mo to keep some
thing for rainy day and as i. looks if tomorrow
would be wet. what better thing can keep than
an umbrclla!"