davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

Make Blood. -Dr. Townsend has made .
most valuable discovery which NO than the power
by medicine to create blood His sasaparila creates nev
Il great ssng especially to young mother.
that weak and strengthens the and
child. Principal office l26 Falton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

Gents Cheap Summer OlOtnlng-An elegant
suit fac cloth for S. This reality They
comprise fine cloth coat cashmere pants and fancy vest
d'Ete Gnghsm and Linen from 81 S. Boys suis from
s. each Cssh paid for gent clchng Corner Of Nassau
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

Gold Pens.-The Improved Fountain Gold
PENS made By Mr. A. Cyey for real utility and service far
excel thing that heretofore been used Every dealer
should be- supplied with them. They carry ink enough to
write whole page. and can be had only Of Beers Clark
(up sars Is John where also be found tho Of
all The best makers in the country at manuiseurer lowest
chs uged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

Cheapest Carpet Establishment In the Unit
ed Sta e. No 90 Bowery-HIRAM An DERSON-We call
the attention readers the splendid assortment Of
Hearth Rugs Floor vii Cloths Table and Piano Covers
Mating Window Cha &c., &c. there 10 b. found at
less prices than at any other establishment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

The Plumbs National Daguerrean Gallery,
the upper Of Broadway aud Murray street.
be highly spoken of this said ~ all those who have
visited this which The lsrg
collection Of Of distinguished persons in the I'M,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

New York Water Cure EstabllAhmenf-F.
D. feiren Popretor-Ths establishment 10 in pleasant
aud part OF the city, well arranged, having 80
with several private parlc. good table for invsids
aud those wishing plain diet 10 and 90 East 18th st. New
Vovk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

The largest and hest assortment Of hne
Boots in the city, be found Jones' Ann street,
boots = Frssch pat leather boots Congress boot. from
will do well 70 call before making their purchaaes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

Gold Pens, Diamond Pointed, 81 only, silver
pen ell case ncluded-J W CREATIONS co, No: Cedar
call and examine their stock Of Gold Pens aud which
they selling at They heep the pens Of all
and decide for themselves their reat mers 0snu
Albert G. Bagley pens and 81 IS only Gold pens
and rasAa ran
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

Office Hrs dollar and half shirts beautiful art
eles for the price 60 be found the city Indeed are
They only fit beautifully bat remarkably VEL
n: has also on hand splendid assortment Of sprng
cravas suspendeTs pocket &c. all Of which
he offers very small advance from first Call and
Judge for yourseIves-9i Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22
, combination or Felt

and Beaver that is worthy Of being called Hat TO PIT
thing without style 6uiah about the caske that holds
the intellect vsuabes within Knox OF the
Sun Baldng never does that HIS Hat! give ehaacer TO
mans face and he his Of iasnlons
though always ready wora rough new style
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

Auetl0n 1oo1ce--Amsrysau Hotel Furniture.
sale Of ias't?ss eonained ia the above Hotel will be
o'clock compssnS Of The paror and most Of the bed
room furniture. z. +. LU DLOW CO Auctionser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

MANcHEsrER, April There 10 no new feature In th
market since last report There is still bus
ness doing in low cloths for India but in goods genera
~ there IL barely SUFFICIENT business msintsin the
sent very low prices and the tendency Of the market
dropping This il still moro the Gaze with yarns. Mar
uiaoturers unwilling to drive their hands out Of
poyment and they therefore throw their goods th
market in order to continue running their mills where's
their interest would induce them to stop working
This circumstances partly accounts for the very
depression which exiets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-22

O1auac<ss O1H1f1tOfis"~Sv
does asc relic OF the departed? lock oil
hair No thinks Of nail or tooth as ne
70 s, and yet these could be retained Just as readily a.
flee head fh rpd shred Of it glossy l.ments
Would preserve, beaut and give lustre and curl to
this element Of comeress man or woman use frequently
and thoroushy Fhaons Chemical HAIR Invigorator be-
nsfc the 81 day and night
For sale Broadway and bv druggists and fancy dealers IN
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
49, DOLLARS REWARD.

n UNAWAY from the subscriber on the 25th day Of
II, June last negro man by the name OF Spencer.
"a years of dark complexion about feet
shoulders large bushy head his hair growing tOlersbiy
low down his forehead, very long, shows consd-
erabe white his eyes, shrewd and quick spoken and
when spoken to is apt smile showing his front teeth
which are very white of his jaw teeth rotten, and
when looked at in the face apt look down. heavy
brorvs weighing $50 GO pounds. 1t Is believed he s
trying make has made his way to Warren county,
NJ C.. from whence he was brought during the past win
ter BY traders trading under the firm of Davis Watson;
he also has some his back from having been
whipped The above reward will be paid for him con-
fined in any Jail in this State that get him, any
information respecting him will be thankfully received,
&c. j. NJ. MARSHALL
Fredonia Macon Co., Ga, Sept 2s, .ls4s. ,727-6t.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
HURRAH FOR CAss AND BUTLER,

The Washington Union of the 5th instant says :
" We have been told by good authority, that gen.
tleman from Baltimore yesterday made the following
bets $4,000 that Cass and Butler will be elected
our next President and Vice President, $500 on
Georgia, and $500 on Louisiana. He afterwards
said that he had $4,000 more which he would be
pleased to bet on the general result. Another gem
teman, it is also stated, bet 200 the general
result, that Cass and Butler would be elected our
next President and Vice President. These facts in
dicate the confidence of friends in the triumph
ant success of Cass and Butler in November next"
A late Nashville Union has the following propo-
sitions:
To federal braggarts-or any persons who have
confidence in Maj. Gen. Taylor of the Southern Di-
vision of the Regular Army, and believe he is strong
at home, or abroad, has any chance for the Pres
all the propositions to be taken together.
S1OO, that the old volunteer, General Lewis Cass,
gets the majority of the votes in Gen. Taylor's own
parish.
800, that Cass gets the majority of the votes in
Taylor's own State, Louisiana.
800, that Cass gets the electoral vote of Tennes-
see.
5000, that Gen. Cass gets the majority Of the votes,
in his county. Wayne.
5000, that General Cass gets his own State Michi-
gan.
5000, that Gen. Cass gets more electoral votes
than Taylor and Van Buren, and will be next
President.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
BOARD FOR MEMBERS.
Sept. 25. 1918

TENHE Subscriber adopts this method of informing tho
members of the ensuing Legislature, that he is pre-
pared to board thirtyve forty of them, good
terms as can be afforded and in such manner as he
has doubt will be acceptable and satisfactory He
has recently added four large and convenient rooms
to his establishment being determined to render all who
may board with him comfortable as if they were at
home in their houses. .. .-. .r $751;.
AS the Subscribers house is well known he deems it
unnecessary add any thing in regard to his Table.
He returns his sincere thanks to those who have hereto
fore literally patronized him. and would refer those
who heretofore tried his house, to such have
Those who may wish to rooms will please address
the Subscriber at at Raleigh --
JOHN HUTCHINS.
Raleigh, Sept. 25, 1913. 725-6t.
Register insert 6 times.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
nrRn.

In stokes county on 3Is of August last Mary, wife of
William Fynt, Jr., leaving dseonsolate husband and
three small children lament her loss loss to them that
be repaired large circle of warm and affection
ate friends will long remember the many virtues cmi
nenty blended in her department. and long depore this
early departure. The deceased was adorned by every
virtue calculated to draw Kindness from all who knew
her. Her whole life of pure practical Chris
tianity without ostentation. Meek the lamb, mild
as the gentle zephyrs pure the lilly of the valley, and
kind the dove, the radiant beams of Divine goodness
seemed shine forth under all the varied circumstances
of life and producing perfect gnaon in all its Vi
cissudes Seeing the hand of Providence in all the
scenes of aicon through which she had passed, and
her last moments demonstrated the purity OF her past
life and that her whole soul filled with that love of
God which takes away the angs of death, and opens to
full view in the last hour of existence the portals of
Heaven presenting the lamb of God in all his loneliness
and the certain prospect of eternal peace Her pathetic
appeal to the throne of grace in her last moments, the
clear meodous utterance of her soul seemed filled with
the Dvinity as she calmly exclaimed Gracious Lord,
Oh! how lovely is thy dwelling place long to be with
thee My thirsty soul faints, oh thou living God for
thee Soon shall be at rest. Oh Jesus have mercy
mercy! mercy! mercy! Oh! Lord, know am un-
worthy vet thy grace is standardization art the friend
of the meek and humble, oh make such and receive
nv poor soul into everlasting rest. Oh Jesus have
mercy! mercy mercy! in my last and final mo-
ments! Oh! God have mercy US ALL and prepare us
again i'll the realms OF untadnG glory Farewell
nv husband Farewell my dear Children Farewell my
dear aged Mother shall soon meet again Farewell
nv friends II sec my Jesus, he smiles,
My soul is tree it flies away
To meet my Jesus in the sky J" [Com.]
At the residence of Mr.. Sylvester Smith, in this city,
on the 18th ut.. Thos. Sylvester Of Mr. Henry s
Hervey Also OIL the I'd instant Charles, the youngest
son of the parent. Thus has the monster death
robbed him of the remaining of four interesting
children
In Ienoir county, Thursday the 2lst ut, Christie
phcr Lawson in the s4th year of his age
In Jones county, on the 10th ut, in the 3Oth year oil
her age Mrs. Frances Newton wife of Hardy o. New
ton, Esq.
On the evening the 25th ult., in Newbern aged
wears and months Mrs. Elizabeth Gaski wife of Noah
Gaskill.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
Mark the Abolitionist!

Platform of MilIard Fillmore, the AbOlitionist!
'sBUFFALo, Oct. II, 1888.
Sir: Your communication of the 18th instant as
Chairman of committee appointed by 6 The Anti
SLavery Society of the County Of Erie, has just come
to hand. You solicit my answer to the following
interrogatories:
Ist Do you believe that petitions to Congress on
the subject of slavery and the slaveade ought to be
received read and respectfully considerably the rep
resentatives of the people!
to this Union, under any circumstances, so long as
slaves are held therein!
3D. Are you in favor of Congress exercising all the
constitutional power it to abolish the inter-
nal slave-trade between the States
4th. Are you in favor of immediate Legislation tor
the abolition of slavery in the District of Columbia
lam much engaged, and have no time TO enter lnIo
an argument or to explain at length my reasons for
nv opinion. shall therefore content myself for the
present, by answering ALL your interrogatores In
the AFFIRMATIVE, and leave for some future oc-
casion a more extended discussion on the subject
MILLARD FILLMORE.''
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
r. TUCK Err, J, & SON, i
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MER CHANT

R. TUCKER & SON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL; MERCHANTS,
- sas RALEIGH, N. &C., - ~ w.
WOULD especially invite the Trade to examiue
w their New and Extensive Stock of Fall and Win
ter Dry Goods consisting in part of the following;
Or s'-5 81 For the Ladies.
Superior blk French Bombazine,
$ Nazarine Blue and Purple Cashmere Merino,
Solid and Fancy Cashmeres of all colos and prices,
Plaid Alpacens, super silk warp black do: -
Gala Plaids, 81 75''' Is '.--
Black and Fancy plaid raw Silks,
Satin striped Cash1neres, rs .a
= Visites of the latest style, = co.
Heavy black silk Fringe, for Trimming Vfstes,
Solid and Fancy Silk Fringes and Buttons,
Lisle and Thread Laces, cheap. ..
Black brown and lead colored embroidered Cash
mere Shawls. =. s..... "a e..
Fine l2-4 plain Shawls,
Alexander's White and Colored Kid Gloves
Purse Twist, on Spoos, shaded and plain,
Purse and Bag Trimming,
Gilt and Silver Beads, So .
Worsted Plaids for Misses and Children's dresses.
For Gentlemen.
Fine black, blue, green and brown Cloths.
Black Doe Skin and fancy French Cassimeres,
Fancy Silk and cut Velvet Vesting,
Black, white and colsred Kid Gloves best quality,
Silk, Lambs-wool and Merino Shirts and Pants,
Fancy and Black Silk and Satin Cravats,
Revolving and sefadustng Neck Ties, -.
And many othor desirable articles.
..-.'+..y r. TUCKER Sc SON.
Raleigh, Sept. %. ----... -..-... -. 725-
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
TO the Sheriffs Of North Carolina.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, }
Errcr-r1ur Orr1cr Raleirh Oct d 1SdR- {

II Deem it proper advise you that the Act of Con-
gross, approved January %, ls45, entitled 1" An Act
establish uniform time for holding Elections for
Electors of President and Vice President in all the States
of the Union, has directed said Election to be held,
the 1uesdly neat after the first Monday IN The month
of Nopembe, of the year in which they appointed
This Law of Congress- made in pursuance of the Con-
sttuton is the supreme law of the land and therefore
supcrscdes much of the Act of the General Assem-
bly, of this State ratified the Soth day of December,
le4O amending the Revised Statutes, concerning the a
pointment of Electors to for President and Vice
President of the United States as directs said Election
to be held on the first Monday in November.
You will therefore be expected to hold the ensuing
Election your respective Counties Tuesday, the
7th day of November next and to make return of the
same to this Office according to Law, within ten days
Thereafter = = WILL A. GRAHAM.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11

JATEE's ExPEcroRANr always cures Asthma,-two
three large doses will the Group Hives of chill
dren in from Is minutes to hours time. 1t mme
datey subdues the violence of whopng cough, and eff
fects speedy Hundreds who have been given
up by their physicians incurabe with Consumption
Splitting of Blood and other pulmonary Affections, have
been restored to perfect health by it 1t never fails in
giving relief
A FACT WORTH KNOWING. A gentleman of Scrofu-
lous habits from indiscrcon in his younger days. be-
came affected with Ucerations of the Nose, and disa
greeable and troublesome eruption of the skim Indeed
his whole system bore the marks of being saturated with
disease One hand and wrist much affected that
he had lost The use of the hand every part being cover
ed with Deep painful and offensive ulcers and were as
hollow andporous honey-comb twas at this stage
of his complaint when death appeared inevitable from
loathsoe disease that he commenced the OF Jayne
Alternative and having taken sixteen bottles is now per-
fcctly cured. .. =.
This Alternative operates through the circulation and
pures the Blood and eradcaes disease from the SYSTEM
wherever located and the has perform
ed in diseases of the Skin Cancer Gore Liver Com
paint, Dyspepsia and other Chronic diseases, is truly
astonishing. -
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia and sold
on Agency by Williams, Haywood, & Co, Druggists,
Raleigh, N, C. 725-2t
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
THE MARKET s:lT
Prrrnsrune, october 5, 1913.

H. - -, gSt PETERsBURG, October D 1S4S.. 4
Since our last the market has varied but Little.
ToBAcco. The breaks continue light and working
sorts selling very we'll We quote the range Of Pr
for lugs from 81 rs to 81 70, and leaf fon $ to 3D.
CorroN. Small sales making at St to cents.
The market is quite dull. -. -
: Coax. There is good shipping demand, and sales
at 55 cents, for all good parcels s: -
! WHEAr. The market has improved few cents this
week. We quote good to prime red at 81 to 81 0s--
white at sI 05 to 81 10. ~, -. So.
FIoun. Sales by retail at IS 20 to Ss5 5o-demand
light ! ii -
= BAcoxs In fair demand at cents for hog round
western sides 81 to 6-shoulders ST to So.
- WILMINGToN, Oct s.
Sales Of $50 bbIs, Turpentine at $3.50 and a small
lot of 40 bbls. at 1878 per bb; Spirits Turpentne at
SO cts. per gallon, barrels S rs not returnable
TIMBER. One Raft Common Mill, brought $4, so
per M. measurement. ".s Commercial
., FAYETTEv1LIE, October T..
Trade continues to revive slowly. Flour and grain
has receded, and cotton remains stationary.
Great quantities of goods are passing through to west
em merchants Caroitian.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11

SENTIMENTS OF A GALLANT VOLUNTEER. At an
enthusiastic gathering ofthe Democracy of Old Berks,
held at Reading the 9Th instant, Capt. Loeser,
who left home Whig, and returned from Mexico a
Democrat addressed his friends follows:
'FeIow citizens-I never regretted more than at this
moment, that am speech-maker; for assure you
that felt less when under the walls OF Cha
pultepec, than do now. If there is any glory for
me to win, it must be upon the field of battle, and
not within the walls ola Court House. Twas brought
here to define my position, and shall attempt to do
it. Some say am Whig-others Democrat. L
say I'm a Democrat. In l845, the people of Berks
county elected me their Brigade Inspector by hand
majority. then said that had polled my last
Whig vote, and say so now; but for other and more
wcighty reasons The Wings in Congress, by re-
flsng US supplies, forced to forage upon the enc
N.Y. or eat mouldy bread, and such food you would
not give dogs. And than this, by their vio-
lent opposition to the they did more than any
thing else to prolong it, and kept US in Mexico six
or eight months longer than otherwise would have
remained there. have seen-I care not what others
may say-I have seen the speeches of Webster, Cor
win and Clay, posted up at the corners IN the city
of Mexico in Spanish and English, and know the et-
feet they had upon the Mexicans. How could L. a
soldier longer support the anti-war party? repeat
I'm a Democrat, and fuA-bLOoded one; and thank
Mexico for my conversion"
Capt. Loeser sat down amid rounds of applause,
and three loud cheers given spontaneously Tor
him.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
WASHINGTON. TEL,

FTNHE Subscriber having purchased this old AID we'll
known Establishment, $50 yards East of the Capitol
Morgan Street. begs leave to inform the public that
he has thoroughly repaired and ceansed the House, and
neatly furnished the rooms and has hesitation in
ing that for comfort and chcaness his house cannot be
surpassed by any in the City.
He has engaged the services of Mr. M. H. HILL, to
assist him in the management of the house. Mr. Hill is
we'll and avoaby known to the visitors of Raleigh, and
he fatters himself that general satisfaction will be given
to all who may favor him with their patronage.
He would say to the Members of the approaching Leg
slaure that he prepared to accomodate 20 of them
with board OH low any house in the City.
He has good Stables good Osters, and plenty of Corn
Fodder and Oats.
good dry Lots and plenty of provender for sale cheap
F. w. KING. .
Sent 25 1918. 726-Sw.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
BOARD FOR MEMBERS.

TNHE Subscriber having made the best preparations
for the purpose, would most respectfully inform the
members of the Legislature that he would take
twelve Of them board during the approaching
My rooms comfortable, and shall be well furnished
and the engaged will be found attentive and al
ways in their places.
He is also prepared, with good stalls, &c, to take
charge of Horses. His Oster is experienced hand
and will render satisfaction
Church, and about two hundred yards from the Capitol
Members who may wish to engage from the Sub
scriber will please address him at once at Raleigh
.#.-EHa..' .-s".-" f'-i t-+ - JAMES HALL.
Raleigh Sept. 25, ls4s. + % 5.s p. III 725-ts.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
The Pointe Coupee
rI,ou1s1ANA-THE CRops. Z

" LoUIs1ANA-THE CRoPs. The Folnte OVuPee
Echo, of Saturday says: - :.
s.The sugar cane plant, from what we learn, 0 Is
The erop Of sugar in this parish, this year. will be
much greater than that of the past, owing to the m
creased number of plantations being PIT under tnaI
80 tbsn # was few weeks ago; since then we
lSVe havs had almost ra which has caused the
1ossoo to fall The crop has been very precocious,
quantity Of cotton Sne was "a cdp6 be-
ana ene oo The injury in Consequence will reduce the
Cotton crop about one quarter The corn crop never
has been as good and there will be an unusual guam
tity.'' -.,. ... Gin. Sc SATURDAY. saws :.
oor+;nI,ed rains have been very injurious to the
cotton crops Of this parish. Such season is not
,;thin the recollection of the oldest inhabitants.
"l'hlh ''io -. N. o. Della.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-11
EAST BosroN, May Esd, ls47.

.> EAST Bosrox, May 2Sd ls47
Mr.. S. w. FowLE-Sir, have seen so much of the
virtue of Wstars Basam of Wild Cherry that feel
it my duty add my testimony i'll its praise My son
about years of age has for the last ten months been
afflicted with cough, pains in the side and body
and gradual wasting, until he was but mere living
skeleton. i had had the advice of three Physicians but
none of them could give him any relief and gradually yet
surely he seemed be sinking into the tomb Happen
ing accidentally to some of your Free Almanacs
we felt as though the Basam would help him. as there
that had been cured when they We're as
bad as he was therefore procured bottle of DIR. Kid
DER the Agent in this place. and before he had used all
of he began grow better, and by using three bottles
his cough was all gone and he is now enjoying good
health for which he is solely indebted through the bless
ings of God to Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
VIM. DIXON.
Dr. Knlder says the article has given universal salts
faction to his customers.
None genuine, unless signed l. BUTTs on the wrapper.
For SALE wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co., Raleigh, N. G.