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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04

zSeS - = From the Ohio Statesman
'eeling Rebaze to The Tory Spirit IN our Land.
The following outburst of patriot heart should
,fher the tongue of those who are appealing TO
Iexico against their own counirymen. Who can
sad J, wthont catching the spirit ofihe poet him
If p Who could compose il bat one who fell as
lie brave and gallant defender Of his country
lould rfeei2 j Il should be read, aloud to every
I'D and upatriotic g aidand-comfortcr" -er Of the
nemies Of his country. iiseA
4 voLuNTARIo.
a@G" We burnt that man ia e65gy.
Is We love our glorious, happy land, i. 4 ii g'ea
ajaa1 We love her freedom and her laws, ssssaaI
80 We're proud to see her patriot band ssfs
Uphold and vindicate her cause.sS +ss..zs1
We grieye not at the Briton's spleen, s.
We care not for the monarch's frown;
With agony our march they've seen, 40 81.
T1is To worldwide glory and renown. 'sa
We've met the foe in deadly strife,
And stood where fell our brayesi men
We gave our all, our all of life, este SO
To country dear. nor faitered then. 90
az The battle won, the danger DER,
How swiftly thought Of hardships f1y
Before the joyous pride we bore
Them all like men without sigh. ,.,..z
Yes, back upon the camp we look.
sell uOuOteo, SdtISuSu, anu pIOuo 5
Yet there's a hate we cannot btotk-z+s.e
'1fsfre0soD in q coDaras sItroud! q
'Tis pity on heartless tongue, - s.saa
aa Religion in toty's cIoak, So -. - .-~st
To which the enemy hare clung, ,,e.s 90
u Their last, their only cherished hope.
90 ssse ~ sa sstss.;il.I 2 $3.50 -f 'j5
Afar off on the Rio Gtande,= tgsss ,s - tasg-
5 We priced alone OUT eountry's -smils}; 4
p While foe-6eset on every hand. .5z.a 20
:. We pressed along the deep defile., -
But when a COrwin's treason came a51 -
With .aunts Of base ard fiendish crime,
We felt e'en then q nations shame,
That such men lived at such a tims.
go And then on Buena Vista high, gra..4.fe
The field of glorious victory,
Where many braye hearts silent lie, s."
We burnt that man IN e6FgyI = H.
A monument Of bIistering seoru, 81,
To meet his eye AT every turn,
To haunt his vision night and morn,
Forerer t0iH that image burn !!
BUENA VISTA.
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A Mayor Of one Of the interior cities of France
has made curious calculation, which he had laid
before the consideration Of the local authorities
Assisted by member Of the municipal council, he
has ascertained that there in the town 5O2 dogs
and 1876 paupers, and he calculates that the food
consumed by the dogs would be more than
enough for tho suppor. Of all the poor in the whole
conmnne .......-... o..
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This is dangerous period of the year for
colds-peopIe, should be eareful-Mrs. Parting
ton says she has got romantic. affection in her
shorlder. the neurology in her head, and the em-
barge in the region of her jocuiar vein and all
from opening the window in the night to throw
a bottle at brace of belligercnt cats the she'd
.st. e,.at ats.-s. Boston Post
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A simple remedy to purify aoater. 1t is not
generally known that pounded alum possesses the
property of purifying water. A large table spoon.
full of apulverized alum, sprinkled into hogshead
of water, fthe water stirred around at the time
will, after the lapse Of a few hours, by precipita-
ing to the bottom the impurs.partices, so purify
it, that it will be found to possess nearly all the
freshness and cIearness of The finest spring water
A .pailful containing four gallons may be purified
by a single tea spoonful. Charleston Mercury.
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Got me there. An examination committee,
about to test the capacities Of an individual for
school teaching, put the following Questions
III "At what period did France produce her great
est Generally etEate ~ -a o57 rv'a II. as
/. AT what period ." pausing and scratching his
head - at what-ah you've gol me there p :.
(" Well, was il before or after Christ" ~
Before or after Christi Before or afier,
Well, Old hosses, you have got me agaia p
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A Visible KISS. A young and very pretty
lady, riding in. the Concord cars, observed
to have piece of "court plaster" on her lip.
When the cars had emerged from one Of the
long covered bridges into the light, j. was OBJ
served to have disappeared; but they instantly
detected it clinging to the lip of the young man
who sat on the seat with her =! They both look
ed as innocent as If they hadn't been doing moth
ing" s'' "-~ .' goa Ledger
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Real Estate Otcned By the Government. We
understand. says the Boston Post that the Solicit
of the United States Treasury-Mr Giilet-
is making arrangements for the sale of the real
estate which has fallen into the hands of the Gov
ernment from its debtors, in different sections of
the country, and that his plan for its disposal will
soon be published.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04

Cotton Manufactures IN Georgia. The num-
Der Of Cotton factories at the presen. time in
Georgia, is %, viz; Ia Upson county, A Clark,
a; Greene, 2; Richmond, 2; Muscogee, 2; New
Butts, 1; Cobb, / Cha,tooga, / Ebert, /;
Troup, 1; Campbell, i; Walker, / Warren, l..
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Extraordinary Statement A comparison of
the register of mortality, says an English paper,
will convince that hero, placed in the trenches
of a beeagured fortress where he is exposed for
weeks to o continual shower of cannon shot, or
placed on a field of battle before the bravest aud
most resolute Of his enemies, has a much better
chance of life, runs less risk of premature DEATH
than if he worked in an undrained street and slept
in q crowded room in Bristol or Liverpool. The
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04

! Influence of Women. "There is something to
me-" says Byron, very, sofening in the presence
of women some strange influence, even ifone is
not in love with them. always feel in better
humor with myself and every thing else, if there
is a women within ken" .H-Lat
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04

The Crop in Alabama. The accounts Of the
growing crop that have come to hand since our
last are of q gloomy character Theheavy rains
with which We have been visited here have ex.
tended to she Interior, and the effects upon the
crops have excited very great alarm among the
planters We have seen letters from the counties
Of Greene, Sumter, Marengo, Wilcox, Monroe,
aud other counties, comprising the best cotton
growing region Of this S!ate and they are OF uni
form tenor, representing the prospects as gloomy
in the extreme Many plantations are completely
submerged, while in others the weed is growing
too luxuriantly, and the squares and bots already
beginning to drop profusely. In some places, too;
there is complaint of the worm, though we doubt
whether on this point there is yet any serious
cause for alarm Certain it is, however, the pros
poets in this State at present. are discouragiug.
Nothing but the most favorable weather during
the remainder Of the season, aud an entire free.
dom from the casualty that proved so fatal last
year. can give rs even an average crop this sea-
son. From other portions of the cotton growing
country accounts are anything but tavoTble, as
NAV be seen by reference to the copious extracts
which we have given in another part of our sheet
In conclusion give the following extract of let
ter received in this city from intelligent planter
in Sumter country, dated, Livingston, July 18th ::
{" have Just returned from Nashville, Tennessee,
and, mark what tell you the cotton crop of this
wear will not be as large as that of last. The
further you go north the more rain has fallen,
and the cotton is growing entirely to weed. We
are completely flooded here, and if the rain con-
tinues we shall have the worm again"
Mobile Joxr. Com.
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Saerilege. We learn by gentleman just from
the upper counties, that the Catholic Church in
the vicinity of Lincolnton was entered one night
last week. and robbed of its furniture, including
the robes Of the Priest. The loss is estimated at
$500 SALISBURY Watshman
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AT the New Tailorfng' Store, z,

NEAR THE OLD PosE oFFIcE, RALEIss, N. G.
RToNS. NELSON, is opening arich and perfectly
XAfresh Stock of Goods, bought on The best terms,
and which to get acquainted with the good folks Of a
leigh, and neighborhood, he will up in his peeu
liaIy good fitting and tasty style very cheap cash. 10
invites such have had their clothes made ii the North
cities, to give him trial that he may satisfy them AZ
regards prices, goods, and style ng and making he
Broadway TayloFs. 81 - - y 81
Raleigh. July -, 1917. 6e5--tf
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Cheaper than ever. z.

EAINES, RICHES CO., Petersburg Virginia,
VI hsVe recently received addition to their pFeVi-
supply Of Piano Fortes making their stock very
superior They have great variety Of patterns Of both
Northern Manufactures which cannot be surpassed for
beauty Of finish sweetness Of touch and tone. In
der to hold out inducements to they ayede
ternned to sell upon unusually low terms TheiFin-
struments viii every be warranted prove equal
to the representation given Of them otherwise they
may be returned at their expense, any time within
six months from the delivery, and another taken in b
stead. - . =.
They have received numerous voluntary test nopials
evidence Of the satisfaction they give they beg leave
exhibit the following, among many ot ers now
in their possession They have had no opportunity Of
obtaining the consent Of this gentleman to It's pubiiea
lion they therefore beg his forgiveness for The liberty
taken. I, -. = &C. is.5t - =
May IS, ls4z. :. - $685..
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The wings talk about making Bots speaker of
Congress! If they do they will not only have
the 6ons but the stGggsrs, also. BOsto" POst.g i
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04

State Of North Carolina, Nash County.
Superior Court of Equfty March Term 1917. sss
Joseph Wright and wife Martha and others o. the Heir:
at Law Of Boyken Taylor Celia Drake and Elizabeth
f,- -a-p Pitts deceased. 500, aat = t-a =
Petition for partition and sale of Real Estate. =
this tappearing to the satisfaction O the Court
Athat Elijah Boddie, Of the Defendants nom
resident Of this State is therefore ordered that Pbii-
successive weeks, notifying the said Elijah Boddie to be
and appear before fhe Hon. Judgeof Court Of Equity
for the County of Nash the Court House in Nashville
the third Monday in September next then and there
to plead and answer or Judgement Py0 ess0 will be
entered up against him. -4sef q. .tA sep
Witness H. Blount Clerk and Master Of our said
Court, the Sd Monday Of March lS4L 80 ~
-'.' 80 B. H. BLoUET, C. Me-
August 4, 1s47. Pr. adv. IS 62 L 6S5l6t
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Lieut. Col Henry s. Lane, who has Just re-
turned home, from Mexico delivered IN eloquent
ana patriotic speech in this place, on Saturday
last, to very large and respectable audience. In
the course Of his remarks be took occasion to
brand Tom Corwin as a traitor, and his infamous
antl-war speech as nothing short of dGmaiag
treason He also declared that on the reception
Of the honorable Senator's speech ia Mexico the
Ohio Volunteers not only burnt the speech, but
burnt It's author in efigyi The Wings have
heretofore stoutly denied the truth of the above
statement. Will they now take Mr. Lanes word
as good evidencef or will they put the brand Of
falsahood upon il also2 .sie - a.. ..a.,f...,
An army correspondent writing from Buena
Visa on this subiect.sayo- - .ro--srqsl9
ment prevailed among the volunteers, and espe-
cialiy those from Ohio, swb ZEN the uRpatriotc and
anti American ssPeech Of Senator Corwn was
read--and they gave utte1pce to theik feelings
of contempt for the nan, and indignati0n at his
Mexican seHAiments, by groans and Kisses from
every soldier present, while the devouring flames
were consuming his image"
The same correspondent after speaking Of the
brave men who left their homes, their families
and friends, and Voluntarily took upon themselves
the trials and hardships of soldiers life to de-
fend their country's rights and to avenge her
wrongs, thus proceeds :.;g, =. ,t,.,.6 ~. ss,,.,
Such men lose their philosophy when they
! read the leers and insults OF coWaTdly mlscre-
ant--the faisehoods and calumnies of q traitorous
scound:el, like Tom Corwin, who would see his
country forever ruined and disgraced before he
would shoulder a musket in its defence. Let me
say to you, Sir, that if we had him here about
this time, the Ohio Regiments would ask no better
sport than to avenge the reproach and insults aim
ed at them by this man, than hanging him on tie
first tree, in lieu of his efhgyl Many a better
man has shared similar fate I" 'a.... 4
Mr. Lane 10 his remarks last Saturday noticed
the speech of Corwin, as near as we can recollsct
+ in the following language:
at is the emanation of a master mind, but the
eloquent language in which it is clothed cannot
conceal its dansning treason "' In speaking ol
the men who refused to vote supplies to the war
worn soldier, hesaid, "dsgrace would follow their
posterity aud infamy hang over their gravel"
That's what we call bitter pill for the endorsers
and admirers of Corwin's Mexican speechl
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Fresh Spring Prints new styles
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Fen zio's and Rubenaecs Sewing snts
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Cotton aud Bingham Hdkfs ne style,
Coates Spool Cotton
Black AMI white W gans
Fire Brown rings
Blown Hollands
Red Patdrgs. Ducks
LISTING ant Bfocadr Coat Button.
Lasting Satin and figured Vest Button.
suspendoT Buttons, or ed
Patent Threads &c Por sale Low nv
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