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Superior .VslnerNI Teeth.

esEsesssA tI'iE subscribers are now ready TO sup
k<es4sSSH ply Mineral Teeth of a very superior
NITYTyy2 quality, made from neic combination of
- material. For lfe-ike appearance, resem-
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Having experimental with much labor the subject of
CoLORs, feel confident in assuring exact imita-
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o. Those wishing for ARTIFICIAL TEETH are invited
10 call and examine them without feeling that thereby they
incur obligation. o. H. BLOOD, Nj. ID.
ID. COOK, NJ d.
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~! later If FROM CUBA. The Royal Mail steam
ships Thames, which arrived at Mobo Co., 81 IT,
yana, reports that the Cholera was increasing Won
deriully In the interior of Cuba. Our Consul
.nat ne IS satisfied that the American prisoners viii
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TRIAL OF PRoF. WEBSTER. S. A. Rowland
advertises Phillips & Simpsons Edition of the full
photographic report of Prof Webster's trial at 25
cents, which is only half the publishers price, Those
who wish to look the testimony in the case again,
or to preserve copy for future reference will find this
good opportunity
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Posi- OFFICE ROBBERY. Rufus Pemberton, for
merley clerk in the City Post Office, Albany, was ar
rested Monday charge of robbing the Post-oi-
After his he confessed to the robberies and
implicated two persons named Bramha and Gaylor,
both of whom have been arrested For several weeks
packages of letters reaching Albany Sunday morn.
ing have been missed and Pemberton always visited
the Post-office that morning, he was suspected
watchers were consequently placed and he caught
in the act.
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Carpeting and Furnishing Goods
AT Low Prices.

We are selling
GOOD FINE CARPETS, bright colors, for so cents;
~ super do. do. from 62l TO S71 cents
Handsome BRUSsELLS CARPETS for ST..
THREE PLY CARPETS for rs cents;
OIL CLOTHS, all widths from 2 to "a feet
STRAW MATTINGs, all widths.
LANCASTER QUILTs-al sizes-Cheap.
Alendale and Imperial Quilts
LINEN sHEETINGS-Pillow Case I.nens-Tickinus
COTTON do. FEATHERS.
CURTAIN GOODS of every descriphon--the best as
sortmen in Worcester including every style of Fixtures
Bands, Pins, Cornces, Loops, &c. &C
JPurchases will find large stock of the above Goods
AT Low PRICES, at
July 10 DIV CIIAMBERLIN 81 cos.
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POLICE COURT, -

July 2. William Callahan-for an assault on VIM
W. Codding and Moses L. Bolster and threatening
them PERSONAL injury fined IS and costs, 1911, and
committed to the House of Correction for non-pay-
ment.
July 4. Dotid Lear, Thomas CrandaH, Corneli~s
Nc Laughln severay for being drunk the Sd, were
fined each one dollar and costs, 1859, which Lear
paid, and the other two for default thereof COM
mitted TO the House of Correction.
JULY s. Thomas Hitchcock, James Brannan, Pa
trick Pose, Alson N. Rice, Thomas Morris, John Kelley
and Edpa,d Ne,Vman-for being drunk the 4th,
severally fined dollar and costs, except the three
last, whose fines $2-which Rice and Morris
paid, and the others were committed to the House of
Correction for non-payment.
James w. Whalen and Patrick w. TVhaleq were
severally convicted of disturbing the public peace on
the 4h and fned the former one dollar and COSTS and
the latter three dollars and COSTS and for nonpayment
thereof were committed to the House of Correction
July g. Edpard Fitzgerald, for assault and battery
on jeremiah Kane, fined So and costs.
James Doody, for disturbing the peace, was sentenc
ed to the House of Correction for three months.
John Shannahan, for being drunk, was fined one dol
lar and COSTS and for default thereof was committed to
the House of Correction.
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CHOLERA AT NASHVILLE. The Cholera here is
more malignant than it before ten deaths &C.
cured in day at the Penitentiary
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10 The jury in the Montesquieau case, on the sec
ond trial at ST. LOUIS failed to agrees they stood nine
for acquitta, and three for conviction.
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Sales Of Rail Road Stock IN Boston Yesterday.
fItchburg los; Western 1O9; Vermont and Massachu-
sets n S-8; Norfolk County 35; Boston and Maine
lO3 Is; B. and Worcester IS 3-S; Eastern SO ~.
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u il you want segar Of exquisite favor try
Laze Druggist, 2ol Main Street, who can furnish YOU
with the desired article
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- Hon 5. 5. Prentiss, well-known and dstin-
guShed lawyer, died the other day at Natchez, Miss
lie was for brief period Member of Congress from
that State
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ITO The EfsSylPS,
BRINLEY HALL,

No. 1852 Main Street, opposite The american
House ....... WORCESTER.
TIIS well-known HALL, which has long been ayorite
resort of the public has been recently thoroughly repair
ed and enlarged The Drawing Rooms have also been en-
arged aud brought into better connection with the Hall
The Hall is now brilliantly lighted with GAS, and on account
OF this and its greater capacity accommodate an AUDIENCE
it offers the public superior inducements for public meet
mgs conventions concerts dancing parties and the usn
variety of public entertainments for which such halls are
needed Persons orparties wishing to occupy the Hawi
make application to the subscriber.
June 29 1850 dwtf CHARLES WARREN.
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THE GALPHIN AFFAIR. 1t will be seen that the
House of Representatives have passed resolutions by
votes generally of two to one, declaring the Gall hin
claim an unt one and the payment of the interest on
it unauthorized by law, and also condemnng those by
whose authority the allowance was made After Sec
Rotary Crawfords demand for an investigation we do
not see how either he or Meredith can consistently
with honor, longer remain in the cabinet nor how he
can avoid reundng the money he has received 1t has
appeared to US, from the first to be as clearly fraudu
lent claim and allowance as ever was made There is
not the shadow of pretence Of there ever having been
any legal or equitable obligation resting upon the Uni
ted States for the payment of the original claim And
when, by dint of perseverance, an act was aanag-
ed through Congress to pay the principal, one
would have thought that the claimants would be
satisfied; and that, at least il they made further
claim Tor interest, they would not expect to get
1t without express provision by law for it. But
The assurance Of those, who seek to plumber the
public treasury knows bounds. Their name is sse-
g'on' and Ike the frogs Of Egypt they ntrude them.
elves every where, while like the locugts, they eat IN
ne IA q the lsod. We felt ashamed for Massachu
set2s 70 seelag the Il most Of her representa-
nFes y TIE rgte. upon the side Of corruption Such
however We MOI The fact in reference TO the represen
ta1Fe d tha district. he voted with the majority il
sHes in'St righteous condemnation Of the atrociou
sWinde
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VIZ y. W, Warren, of Charlestown, having accept
mayor this week. f' 'A' '''SS v
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AnfVhfAfr RAILROAD SUIT. The case Of Ross
Nlnans, 81 hatltnores patentee u the eight wheel
passenger and burden car, the Troy and Sche-
nectady Rail Road Company, wac tried al the June
term of the U. S. circuit court, at Canandaigua II
occupied eight days, and the jury found verdict for
the plaintiff. This a test case, all the other rail-
road companies in New York agreeing bear portions
of the expense. The defendants endeayored to show
that the patent was void for want Of novelty and for
this purpose English scientific works were produced
and testimony was given by witnesses from Boston,
Washington and New York The case was exceed
ingly interesting to scientific persons and was argued
with much ability by J. A. Spencer and Keller and
Blanchford for the plaintiff and by Samuel Stevens and
Buel and WOrden for the railway companies.
ROBBERY. Luke M. Gates was arrested at Fitch
burg last Friday and brought before T. K Ware, ESQ,
on complaint of Enoch M. Frost, of Clinton, trader.
charging said Gates with robbing him of gold WATCH
and about $50 in money. The evidence in the case
very conclusive of Gates guilt, and he was bound
over in the $1,000 for appearance at the next term
Of the Court Of Common Pleas for want of stretes
he committed to jail 1t seems that Frost had
been TO Worcester to celebrate the glorious Fourth,
and that the fresOorks of various kinds, had such
powerful effect both upon his mind and body that on
his return home at Sterling Junction. he took the wrong
train, and went to Fitchbg, instead of Clinton. He
discovered his mistake when he awoke from long nap
and found himself in resorateur kept by one Pratt
minus his Watch and Money. Gates was a clerk at
that place, and had helped himself to the contents of
Mr. Frost's pockets.
"a w y. w, Warren, of Charestown, having accept
ed the Office Of trial justice, will resign The Office of
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u The Appropriation Bills, as reported by the
Committee of the House of Representatives, provided
for expenditure of $780, OO to which are to be
added the present appropriation account of the ma
tiona debt, and the appropriations heretofore made
at the present session, which will swell the whole
amount to 4SS 00O This includes 81 POO, 900 for
the collection of the revenue-an item which has not
been included in the previous estmates,-and S255O
900 for Deficiencies in the last years appropriations
The correspondent of the New York Post estimates
that the bills likely to pass viii make the total supplies
of the year 81, 600 The same correspondent es
Inmates the revenue at $35OO0000, and, consequently,
deficiency of $26, POO OOO which amount will be ad
ded to the national debt.
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". u. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, is
the authorized AGENT for the DAILY and WEEKLY SPY
The cities OF Boston, New York, and Philadelphia and
duly empowered to take advertisements and subscriptions
at the same rates required by us.
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DIR. BENZ. HAYWOOD
HAS REMOVED his Office to No. 1865 Main Street,
Cd house south of Central Exchange
June 25 Ain,
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"a An attack was made upon female, who is the
keeper of shop in East Greenwich, r. l.. and where
liquor is said to be sold, which resulted in her DEATH
Two rowdies went to her place, on Thursday and cal
led for something to drink, and upon her REFUSAL COM
menced kicking and beating her in most shocking
manner. She survived the attack but few hours.
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oFnFHz GSS~ I'll. Il. BISHOP, Manu-
0EN u ST z1- facturs MINERAL TEETH. that
for truthulness nature, dura-
blty and adoption to the mouth, rccommed themselves to
all who may be in need Persons wishing the same are
respectfully invited to call and examine specimens.
.g Office l56 Main ST., nearly opposite Post Office.
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THE DAILY SPY.
WORCESTER,
ITFD R"ESD.fY, JULY 10, 1850.

D1ssoLyISG THE UNION. We recelect an ac'
cont of circumstance which occurred in neghbor-
ing town. many wears since, which opposite to the
state of political matters at the present day, that we
cannot forbear the temptation to repeat It,
worthy citizen happened to have for his partner
lady very exactng Disposition and wlthal not oil e
most mild and agreeable temper. Whenever she hao
desire to be gratied and failed to obtain her husband
assent-to it by any other means, she had an unallhS
resource in threatening TO commit suicide The poor
man got along with this as well he could for long
time till he found his ability to comply with all that
was required would be exhausted, when he form
ed the desperate resolutions leave madam to her own
course and see the result The opportunity soon oc-
Cured and the usual threat made. He very quiet
" offered her any assistance she might need in the &C
complishment of her purpose. She seized knife and
fled to an adjoining room where she had previously
placed dish of waerf for the OCCASION and fastened the
door after her. Soon, sound was heard as of liquid
falling upon the floor in moderate stream, then the
falling of person upon the floor, succeeded by groans
and kicking, first violent, but gradually subsding
till all was STILL The husband then called his oldest
son. John, and sent him inform the neighboring wo
men of what had happened and ask their assistance
on the melancholy occasion; and also to call the I'M
dertaker and bespeak coffin for his mother.
At this uncture, just John about starting, the
door flew open, and madam came forth in a towering
passion. She denounced her husband and the whole
family, unfeeling brutes, who would stand by and
cody fellow being shuttle off this mortal coil,
without lifting finger to prevent it. She gave full
vent to her rage till it exhausted itself and she be-
came calm. Her husband then gave her some sautary
advice appropriate the OCCASION and the result was,
perfect cure. The threat was never afterwards
peated, and peace and harmony restored to the
family
When our politicians, instead of spending their
breath in needless euoges the benefits of the Union
and thus inviting these threats from the South, shall
content themselves with simply doing right, dispensing
justice with equahand to both north and south, and
leaving each to its own course-to disunion if they
choose it will soon bring things to crisis. 1t will
then prove that those who enjoy the chebenefts othe
union, those to whom it is matter of almost life and
death, will come to it in its proper light, and will
never commit the suicidal act which, for effect they
have so often threatened.
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% Rail Road Stocks and Bonds are in good de-
mand, and the price advancing. The money Market
in the cities is well supplied. In New York loans on
call can be made at to per cent-frs class short
time paper l-2 to per cent There is little or no
good paper in the Market and the banks are seeking
employment. for their funds in the street.
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Barn to Rent,
ON the corner of Chatham and Newburv Ss On H.. On
~ II. Apply to CHARLES WHITE d6t hi, ~ "
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Wanted Fgg.gge To5,,

A FIRsT-RATE AMERICAN GIRL to do Iior22o .,
IN family OF five Inquire at No. $50 Main Street M
10 Portland st. distf ~ '71itet Or
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we are very well satisfied, from the private ac-
counts from the Colorado, Humboldt Harbor. Trini-
" bay, and the Upper Sacramento mines, that the
WHITES are the principal cause of the hostility of the
indians. They abuse and maltreat the aborgines
until they resent it by revenge.-aIta California.
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A. w. VAN ALSTIN,
mOneV and EXCHANGE Rrnker

Office No 8, under Brinley Hall, Worcester, Ms.
o. SPECIE, DRAFTS on New York, and other places
bought and sold-Noes negotiaedSocks bought sold Of
pledged account and every description of business us
ally transacted by Brokers attended to- diff June "A
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American Art Union.

1'IIE ENGRAyINGs, &c, for the subscribers to the
American Art Union, for 1e49 ready for delivery
at the office of the State Mutual Life Assurance
No. SO MAN 81. CLARENDON HARRIS,
Jhlys d6t Hon. Sec'y
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[ COMPRISING original Designs Of Cheap Corntry -,
Village Residences with details, specifications na a a
directions, and an estimate of the cost of each dni M
john RITcH AFchtec first and second series G Gy
by S. A. ROWLAND. eo53t 'i'Si iur sue
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-06-19

the Wilmot Proviso. co nonine while even as to
them. the exercise of jurisdiction by the territorial
government tor the maintenance of the relation of
master and slave, the conservation of slave pro-
Perty is positively prohibited.
Surely such a scheme ought not even to be ac-
quesced in submitted to by the South, if forced
on US by the tyranny of a Northern majority. How
passing strange then that Southern Representatives,
expected and called to approve and pass BY
their own votes! Not merely to submit to the ine-
vtable chain, but to aid in manacling ourselves and
hug the badge of bondage as the emblem of honor
and safety. Others may do as their convictions and
their consciences may allow, but for myself person
ally, would resign and forfeit public station now
and for ever, before would subject myself and my
constituents to the degradation and the ignominy of
sustaining such measure.
hope you will 60 on in the same spirit to inform
and arouse the South and my life upon it, when the
real features of the exposed and UNDER
stood, they will reject it with Indignation and scorn.
In one respect, however, fear you may have mad
vertently done some injustice. mean in reference
to the other Democratic papers of the State. The
Pilot of Portsmouth, the Argus of Norfolk, the JEFF
fersonan, and Lynchburg Republican, have all,
derstand, taken gallant ground against the Compro-
mise enclose able article from the first, which,
if your columns will allow, I should be pleased to
see inserted in your widely circulated paper. Ex-
cuse the liberty have taken, and believe me,
Gratefully and cordially yours,
JAMES A. seldom.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-06-19

TURKISH DINNER. A Turkish dinner usually con-
ssts of only dishes but each dish is composed
of variety of Ingredients, such as meat, poultry,
fish, &c. From these dishes the guests are helped
with spoons of black horn; the handles of the spoons
used at our dinner were set with diamonds. The
desert, which served dishes of silver beauti-
fully wrought, consisted of oranges fresh figs, al
monds, and variety of exquisite sweet-meats. Cot:
fee was served in cups of costly porcelain, and
cruets of wrought gold contained liqueurs. Those
placed before the princess were set with diamonds
and fine pearls. The napkins were of fabric re-
sembling cambric, extremely fine, and silky that
its surface, reflected by the radiant light of the lamps,
presented the effect of silver tissue. There one
Turkish custom which was calculated to create an
unpleasing impression. in spite of all the delicate
courtesy with which we were treated. Every vessel
out of which Christians, or, as are called, inf
dels, have eaten drunk, is condemned as impure,
and is set aside, again to be used by Mahom-
medans. Accordingly, we were requested to carry
away with us the plates, cups, &C., which we had
used at dinner. We could not take umbrage at this
little affront, concealed as it was under graceful
veil of generosity. Weaccepted the offerings, which,
Independent of their intrinsic value, objects OF
curiosity; and we promised to preserve them as me-
MORALS of our delightful visit. ~
.Advcntures Of a Greek Lady.
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PROFITABLE Docs. see you ask for the profit OF
dogs. Here it is. work 81 field hands, and nine
women out doors. and keep about half many dogs.
don't know which earn the most, niggers OF dogs,
(as come out about squar at the end Of the year)
but do know amt troubled with my neighbor's
sheep as once was; for you must know would go
as far out of my way to kick sheep, as John Ran
dolph; and the dogs, reckon, will 60 6fty times as
far to !kill one. The only real trouble have had,
was, when my big mastiff, Grizzly Barr, Ipaid $75
for, run mad and Bit nine Of my blood and fox hounds
that cost me nigh $500, three bull dogs, and fou1
of my best field hands, had refused $3.50 apiece for
Bot consider that everybody must make some sac
ri6ce for his country and humanity. Arkansas
icans. So conclude won't care. Boa BLurr.
Catamount Hollar, Arkansas.
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The Ga'phins have done irreparable mischief to
the administration. Even some of the loyal whig
presses cannot digest them. The Washington cor
respondent of the Washington (Pa.) Commonwealth
(whig) writes of this Galphin concern
The Galphin is out and, sorry am l to say it, a
very hard-avored varmint he is. In TRUTH the pay
ment of this $l93, 200 interest on a claim which is
nomnally but one-fourth Of that in amount, and
was fraudulent throughout, has been terrible busi-
ness. 1t has been the most ndefensible act that
has been committed under any administration for
many years. Democrats exultingly charge this, and
wings sorrowfaly admit it From
the first, have considered that this business would
compel reorganization of the cabinet; and how
Messrs. Crawford and Johnson can remain after the
House shall have confirmed the action of the COM
mittee, which impngns the conduct of the first in
having received the money, and the correctness of
the official opinion of the latter. which the money
was paid, it is impossible for me to understand.
cannot think that they will, and am their
trement is demanded much more loudly by wings
than by democrats
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VOLUME XVI.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
IS PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
WILLIAM M w. HOL D f N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

THE NoRrH CAROLINA STANDARD is published week
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no instance will the paper be sent unless the money fol
the same shall accompany the order. Subscribers and
others, who may wish to send money to the Editor
do so at all times by Mail and at his risk. Receipts fol
all sums will be promptly transmitted.
ADvERr1sENENrs not exceeding fourteen lines will be
inserted time for dollar and twenty cents 70,
each subsequent insertion hose Of greater length in pro
portion. Court Orders and judicial Advertisements will
be charged twenty-five per cent higher than the above
rates. reasonable deduction will be made to those who
advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.