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~T-Ss RIVER OPEN TO HUDSON.

sssz--iS lb4ny snd lntsrusd.sis Lad inss without
any drlay. va Hudson and Berkshire RAJ.
r1ad fare ID Albany Reduced Passengers gong Wc.I
vii dBd his ths cheapest srd most PED nous fce
he oy prsssare steamer COLI MBiA Capt q. King.
all cave Inc Steamboat Pier Al ne foot 81 Cedsfst tbs
AGsrooa (Tasssay, March 81 a. o'clOck For pasass
m zh spJly board, o. W q T si4nsy, Asent FIT
II Rsilns0a.st II me Office On ne wharf n5 ~
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\-0U AL KNOW II. TwELyETREE, rHf

4 " a-nirE Msr.
r. II about lirl Thai these ..r.s - J. tel
AID none have applied to b. rse.v-tree oltwoHt
safe NO asked f1stii- washing m = r-ir good
o. this fact vol s1ou % tss.er yourse il avail
Ard 10 bug his book to-day should not fall
The fact nat IS following I've vrrees dir~ci'on s.
fully explained 10 IL pamphlet any ady may amos VIII
Yl vel her hslis and without using a1y machine, &C.
through 'h1 sstrF of ar.r family n IS han ore pug
fr ess tlsu GEMS . universally s1oNn sud 80
r'e>f rat 30 unnecessary - DO more han irform lr
m - trsf CORES q ie y1nrt- 'nay be bad by spF ~
-ar-orav 90 l~ Ief'er enclosing fne price. 81, fo
r. a TWFLVETREF. room ~ s0 Nst,su-sf ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

INIIFEf OF III WIlU VI" II T. '"F
II areaayry. open ffol An tp in 81. uu Ile-tnr-
THURSDAYS Oh Saturday, ard tom suns. .n h9ni-}s
,,..frf.tr., r.f Frf..s .rf lmisfa.
FIIANPNEI'~ GREAT ORIGINAL MoNiaD
= Picture M tae RIVER hhiNE AID rs HAMS
A-a Tl.e-lr ui .-rnrs of 'a- 'af- French Revolution
0r..Ir les. .L1uat ANOHf NA HALL So. 8rollosJ
ever. tvrua- isll4afs exr-s.ell All N~-nrs ~ an
SATURDAY, aaclro0rs. commencing %. rId IS O'Clock AZ
s1u Is cents ~ VI
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BOOK TRADE.
NrWLAW TTxr RnnR

o APPLETON co PUBLISH ON TUESDAY.
rfNHE Ian STUDENT. orGl.1as o. ~ Saw of -
Law n "a P-,ac -.s., 81 Jatu A-.h-r 10 $40 ~
DAt co lso 7-sl-h 10 a-or.ss -a-1.s.s La
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s-l..1-s sg fo.-1r.he --..fI- tr1 r5 20
LEVERS con- cREGAH COMPLETE.
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1 Tar Confessions DF cox CRFgAs
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60 % 20 fr-s .s-t--r- N-,-
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IN eve ne teaas0s Pier az fhe 10. ol C~dsnst Il.
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II Roh.n.onst II ne Office 90 NE wharf m3 ~
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

Is. FOR -ALE--A very nest BRICK hGuse uor'h sic'
e. ~ est rwelurh-st iU'. between sixth and Segenl
- svcrges 't0rS stories. basement aud sub cellar.
he -ar'-s sri CRATES Croton each ao0r es-
~ feet parcr aoOr-wcu calculated tor one or
sn .amt oi lie rear oi ot j. SINAI brick house. r.
good thhor-rDi adjoining. row of rs hCuses l ~
from IN Or rfr cent lngnre the prem SEES sf,er
m o.t.ock oi NJ BUCKLEY Also. lWn neat houses
Twenty u.rh g. between Broadway aad SiNih aveuge
fraa stories basement and sub cellar msrhe anis- sd
trstes Cro'0n wsier a. fn'shet en- neat manner IN
above on the prrmises-pffce s. fe--or ct
rms 1ws p HOLLY. iu Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
CRRIsTV's oPERA-HoUsx.
.nHRIsTYIs NINsT

nplA MIR p tl'.i : - - yftr,l n
OHrw u-t. The .rs. 0 harmon negro melodies mo
or fns.1r. n he present ropr s-sfa % Ethiopian frer
tt.1efs vtH-a success u ns rIfg during 1~ ssl fNlR
sg,Ass most r1ucue.e evidence Il h-r superior r-rii
sai sra-r -Taz-
UJ1rI cgrc slr i.H-rr. c1rfTercrf a. frifcE
On saturday March srrua. Benrfi ~ " ShtfFAAD
Az AFTERNOON CONCERT every 7sgirts, falaes
rfnvn L ma fus-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

EtL-N cisco VA CHAGhEs--Tls steamship
~4fs~>,s CHEROKEE vii sa4l from Pier 4 y. X TO-
Chagr-s on Froay. AaTch y IL 0ccck precis@iY
Tee steamship PHILADELPHIA all sieeeod il1 Cli"f
t--. .rsgrlg saigfdzy 81, a. oc.Ycs
Paced f-rs viii place fLelr baggagr yoard .he "a
,rrg.1ls. For freigit - pAssege, agpy ~
ROWLAND = AsPlhWALi4
gftNIns q and IS sogfh-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
MARINE JOURNAL
nIxi.rvss ALsisS.c..rE.

PORT OF NEW.YOBK.....MA RCE g. 1917
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

e. FOR SALE-Tyvo we -anish-d. 'hree-si'ry brick
- dwelling houses. with basement and under cellar.
- situSfed on rwenrsh-st near second avenue s1d
convenient 70 Rev Or Tyug's Church and >isvessnt-
s1usrs They are suishej complete with al he modern
Improvements. with bathing ROOM hot ard cod water
az gss fVtlres and marble mastss al through The above
property Wi. ba sold cheap u spphed Tor soon rsc-
thirds a tho purchase money ren.in bond and
mortgage Apply o. JOHN r BLISS the promises.
1r - Nnfhsf Eirst-Gveru- M wv
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LEVERS con- cREGAH COMPLETE.

HIS BIOGRAPHY. 81 J. O. W. a-on. fnoe. 81
II --1ts Sod ty FOW LER 4 WELLS. .i. Nss-sl-. =.
a.. us WORKS ofA DAVIS .ie Cls.-voysr- cf.-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

TT cot III oss>s q ~ ssrrf-fe q ~
n 80. a Ers hrysty fs-a tsst - f~tsea 49,
- s - * CiiARLIs {. BADiOck 81 u b1.s esrs.s
- -, - szh - - tcs.fsf ise6f = -
.s.r<r a. &C. 81 Hersts saeErsfs s> - sftlt<
Lag - q s1s.s = -as. - $500 az % -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05
APAMPHLET BY A. J. DAVIS.

list PUBLISHED-A pamphlet written 1y AZ lregE J.
y Davis Vae IA be Afvova-t safe 10 c1H'aias 'wo
Visions ard PM Argument clLrerr.lg lie r. 'sophv p
srec.s P-rvi1e1res Pr sac WHO -se'e lrl retail lF
ma r. e. RFOFIELD. { mon Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-05

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:, ,..t s--.ss. az fsSliea = p-ssi ~ 49,
=. sI~g.f - slssrLss, A. ~ - -srss -
- go q - * OrAssssa, ~ a. p~sss ~ "a
49, -, I.t@i 5r1ek asFlh = 49,
- - ~rf COZ Al J FAN slCELLt. a.
-. ... JASrEs > s1IILWELi-
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ry- The Huntington tsaliery y Tow open = Y. :

IRON sAFK WANTED.-A medium ssIs !. !, ,e (
hssd Que preferred Apply 10 JOHN L. WAr r,
BSSus TIA fuiiop-st
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-09
VOLUME XVI.
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, By
. WILLIAM W. HOLD EN-,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TIE NoRrH CARoL1xA SrAKDAHD is published week
ly, Three Dollars per annum, payable in advance In
no instance will the paper be sent unless the money for
the same shall accompany the order Subscribers and
Others who may wish to send money to the Editor, can
do so at all times by Mail and at his risk. Receipts for
all sums will be promptly transmitted.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding fourteen lines will be
inserted one time for dollar and twenty cents for
each subsequent iseon those Of greater length IN
portion. Court Orders and Judicial WILL
be charged twenty-five per cent higher than the above
rates. reasonable deduction viii be made 70 those VINO
advertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free Of postage.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-09
NUMBER 1872.
THE ENGLISH FACTORY GIRL.

s J. 4.y<Es r -. :
Twas on winter morning, - ~.
The weather wet and wild. ,-,-
Three hours before the dawaings <e -
The father rousef bis child; tss
Her daily morsel bringing, =. =
The darksome room lie paced. .s
And cried, "the bell Is ringing. >
Ny hspless darling, hszte." !" Sd VA "a
"Father, f'm up, but wesry -, -
/ scarce can reach the door,
And long the way and dreary,
q carry me once more:
To help Us, we We no mother;
You've no employment nigh; .,5''-
They killed my little brother, = .
Like him, I'll work-and die!" ->s.f y,
Her wasted form seemed nothing,
sa The load was at his heart
The sufferer he kept soothing s-z
Till at the mill they part.
The overiooker met her, -
As to her frame she crept, -.
And with his thong he beat her. -
. And cursed her as she wcpt.
Alas: what hours of sorrow
Made up her latest day;
Those hours that brought no morrow,
Too slowly passed away; i
1t seemd as she grew weaker. a..
The threads the oftener broke,
The rapid wheels ran quicker,
And heavier fell the stroke.
The sun had long descended,
But night brought no repose;
: Her day began and ended, d
AS cruel tyrants chose 4
At length to little neighboY
A halfpenny she paid,
To take her last hours labor,
While by her frame she laid.
At last, the engine ccasing,
The captives homeward rush'd;
She thought her strength increasing
twas hope her spirits fush'd.
She left, but oft she tarried;
She fell and rose no more,
Till, by her comrades carried,
She reach'd her fathers door,
At night, with tortur'd feeling
He watch'd his slecpless child;
And close beside her kneeling,
She knew him not, nor smiled.
Again the Factory's ringing
Her last perceptions tried;
When from her straw-bed springmg,
Tis time " she shriek'd, and died,
That night chariot pass'd her, s. .sr
While on the ground she lay;
The daughters of her master
An evening visit pay: 5sa-.a
Their tender hearts were sighing
AS negro's wrongs were told;
While the white slave was dying
Who gain'd their fathers gold
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-09

Said one merchant, $ have done business tenyears
and not spent ten dollars in advertising" Said an
other, 1 have done business i've years, speHt one
tenth Of all my profits in advertising, and have made
more money than you, have made in ten." Which
was the most intelligent Of the two2 rs
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-09

Let your recreations be manly, moderate, seasona-
Bile and lawful the Of recreation is to strength
en- your labor and sweeten your rest.-Neeh.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-09

Set about doing good to somebody; put on your
ha and go and visit the sick and poor; inquire into
their wants and administer unto them seek out the
desoIate and oppressed and tell them of the consoa-
tons of religion. / have often tried this method,
and have always found it the best medicine for a
heavy -Ho,vard.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-28
CAROLINA INN.
as|I'A
CEF.aRLOTTE, W c.

TEyH f above establishment, situated TN NJ.
II Street, third lot North Of the Public Soa,'
10 The town OF Charlotte. has been constsntls h.
open by the present Proprietor, from the II |.
January, 1910 to the present time. for tie areos'
modaton Of the Public, and will continue IL :
Kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has bet n enlarged and i,.
proved to very Coz siderable extent within !,
last two years--ihe entire building is in conpf,,
repair and is constructed that all tie loon,
have abundant light and can be ventilated al "a,
sure.
The Stables are no, IN ferior TO any Lelaa,,,
In any similar Establishmt nj in Western N, I
Carolina and care will be taken that thew a,
always be supplied with abundance Of good m,
and proyender and attended by faithful and en-,
rienced Holsters.
The Subscriber will use every ereriion to .,
satisfaction TO all who may patronizs his Hes,
and hesta,es MT to say that, from ten year, !,
perisnee he vill he able 10 keep up he accom-.
dariou at the Csrolina Inn, in a style not sur,,a
cd By any Pubic House in the interior coun,n-
and be takes this opportunity to return hi, q.
dial respects TO generous Public for past fs,v,
and respectfully solIcits a Continuance Of tsp
patronage and confidence.
DROVERS can, al all times, be supplied y I.
convenient and well enclosed lots, fire., OF eha,,,
and furnished with grain al low prices,
JJ' The Charlotte and Camden Stages arm
AMI de- sr, tfi KY.
JENNINGS D. KERR.
Oct. u, 1879. 5llf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-28
UHfcrnie.itcd .ffaaiurcs.

There 10 one strong reason for uslng ions
OF INTERVIEWED mrnutes for heed crops, which
chemistry furnishes When tho munures be
gin 10 rot i, affords to plants moisture s.aeil
as food. unfefmeni'd mauures conssI Ptin.
cipally Of carbon, oxygen and hydrogen. IN a
SOLID form; aud these simple substances, TOO,
are 10 bscsne the constituents Of the new
plant. Blu, ere they become Incorporated With
The new plant, they mus, be separated from
each other, and be reduced to LIQUID or ga.
eous state. Al soon ss this decomposition
begins, two new compounds are formed by
chemical process; part Of the oxygen unlles
with the carbon, and this always 10 c.fian
proportions, forms ca bonic acld. tho principal
food for plants. The remainder Of the osy
gen uni'es with the h, dtogeu. and forms aa.
ter, which serves as med um 10 convey this
food 10 the mouths oil planls. Thus The whole
Of tho dead plan, is transmitted into the living
ono. Hence soils in which natures arc IN.
dergoing decomposition, suffer least from
drought; hence moisture always sbouDds un.
der decompcsing mass Of straw; and hence
| have raised upon dry, sandy soil, and dur.
ing the las, very no, and dry summer, fino
crop Of melons, on q LAYER of eighteen inches
of straw. deposited dry in trench, and cover.
ed with elk inches CT earth. The straw be-.
came completely decomposed. We wod ap
ply these remarks 10 hoed crops, because long
manure sap, 10 De prejudicial to all The small
gain crops, by causing too rank a growth
Of straw; bu. is peculiarly adapted TO IadIan
corn, potatoes, ruta baga, ard oil tho crops
raised from the stalk or root. We oula al.
so admonlss against using long manure, e.pe.
claly in dry state, in bills or in drills, for
# the season is dry, decomposition does not
take place. Blu, spread and plough he'd under,
Il will take place in due time on tho sandy,
gravelly, and oany soils, adapted to corn,
ruta. baga, aud ether like crops.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-28
N1SgV1E ANIWys.
FROM THE NEW YORK SUNDAY TINES
James Bowie.

Four years ago, when Theodore Parker,
The eminen, theop hlanthropic preacher Of
Boston, visited Europe, having letter Of in.
PRODUCTION for that purpose, he called on Tho
mas Carlyle. The English solitaire piled the
American with innumcrable questions relating
to cur customs Gnd habits Of social existence
on this side Of The grea. water, bu. manifested
the kseass. curiosity concerning the people
Of The back~ Gods. Parker drew, for the
others amusement. . vivid sketch Of the e.
chievsmsais Of Bowie, the famous archduei-
list of Texas. Carlyle listened with spark.
ling eyes to the close Of the narrative, and
then burst into EXPLANATIONS Of involuntary
enthusiasm -
"By Hercules the man was greater than
Cesar or Cfomwel-nsy, nearly equal to
DIN or Thor. The Texans eu.h, to build
him al altar !"
The burning sympa;hzer with the heroic
10 all It's phases, rubbed his hands together,
chuckled 10 an ecs,acy Of sewage gee, aud
msds Parker repeat HE story Of bloody al
ecdolss Finally be pu. the question:
"Bu, BY what miracle could it happen
that the brave fellow escaped the capital pen.
atty Of the law after such countless viola.
ticns7"
To this in,erroga;ory. Parker, as he him.
self confessed, could return no satisfactory
answer; and as ten thousand readers have
perhaps pondered the same problem without
coaceiving a rational solution, i, may not be
uuintsrss,ing 10 exp'an i, briefly, especially
a. a clear calculation can be detailed in . feS
words.
Ls, il bs remembered, then, TIA, although
the great system Of common law, that psr
lection Of human reason" for the Anglo Saxor
race, prevails throughou. all the States Of tn
West, wholly as to ito definition Of crimes, an,
partially % 10 the mode and measure Of pun
ishmsn, annexed to each nevertheless, in it.
PRACTICAL application to given cases, Il 10 con
uolled by the power OF g far msh!ier law
the onnipelsni law Of public opinion because
10 most Western courts ju,ias are sbsolut.
Judges Of both the Law and the fact, aud .hci
Interpretations often s,incs d!rsc, au,a gonisu
with the dicta Of my Lord Coke and .h'
classic com men,s Of Blackstone.
Ga the subject Of homicide in particular
public opinion has passed the bounds Of al
book, Of Jurisprudence, and settled ss an in
m1isble Statute this extraordinary axiom
ali jasihsbls to kin 10 fair combat, eve
rybOdy and any body who ough, to DO killed !!
10 Be~iss numerous rencon,res, he Away
KEEP, within the prescribed rule Of lati,udna
risu rule, and hence he was always acquitted
by frontier juries, end frequently with adaen
da 10 their vsrdic,s, highly complimentary Il
his character as chivalrsus gsntlsmsa. Il
truth, most Of bis desperate engagement,
grew out Of his iana,e sod invincibls disposi
lion to sspouss the cause Of the weak sgains
the mighty. Ose illustration, or incident, vii
pressp. this peculiarly in the strongest lieh,
sad may, besides. reveal q thorough knosI
edge Of the heart snd soul Of the nau.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-28
Management Of Anin,a,x

Ia breaking or managing horse, hov.v..
or stubborn hi, temper ma, !.
preserve your own. Almost every f.ub !.
the brute arises from ignorance. he p.,;.,,
with HIM. teach and coax him and sucee..
time, 10 certain. There are tricks hos.,.
which arc the results Of confirmed hahn. !.
viciousnes,, and those who sometimes r,o,i,.
different treatment. A horse accu,,nn. :,
to starting and running sway, may be rtl,,,'
ally cured by putting him to the top Of /.
speed on such occasions. and running him "a
pretty thoroughly exhausted.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-08-28
GaLD TlILL Nc. Acc l.Is,.

GsLp FlILL, n. c., Aus /, isi;
D.. ] Kohl Dear sut
Ga will pleaIs forward to ne a. toon a. -
veuitn', fresh supply OF the Rsstorer ofihs baa
and ibs Abysslnia Mixture. ss have sid CT z
some time The Resiofet aud III, Dcpen1r
Powder. have proved 10 be very tfhcacles, !
iullnesi Of tbs chest. rheumatism sore i<s, !,
hammslnns OF he Eyer, Dcbiit} AID other thT
ne diseases. We warranted tbs Abyssinas Va
ture 10 every patient. and 10 one has sskee 10 q
Tie money returned. but on the contrary n,-
Que has praised ats great tanat We poWtrs.
We remain yours, respectfully.
A. g. u. ". ilDNEiCtff
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DC delayed three months; and TiIkhh ~
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W Advertisements inserted at One Dot's' 4,
square, lie lines or less, this sized type W
hfst insertion, and 25 cents for each CO. cor :,
ance. Court advertisements and sherih ,,,,,.
charged rs per cent. higher; and dea .ssa
OF 335 por cent, will be made from ,he ~
prices, for advertisers by the year. ho ii 4
ments inserted monthly or qusr'eiV- - -
square for each time. Sem.monihiy
per square for each time.
l'Posimascrs are authorized 10 act Nae'"'
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Letter f'Om MJos Dygaa Ma Dpgsld, cf''
treek Post OGice.


aiooNE CouNTY, n. C., Dire 2j 1875
Dr.. J Knhl--Dear SIT:
Lady IN this county, az. cied with ht'E'7
complaint, Prolapsus uteri, Fluor AIbus, 80
somewhat dcrsagcd mind, caused By obslfaaiSs
was for about twelve months attended BY ic1i .
our eminent physicians, without any effect ~
every one excessively declared her ineurabe,'
that sas had To die. Sire then procured Tao 2.
Ties Of your Abyssinia Mixture from me, ss'l
cured her entirely. She has since married ~
Is 10 perfect good health and happy. The aHs
sins Mixture has likewise proved very efheieas
IN many other diseases, but paficuiaFly 10 Coz.
dscasc4. 10 which il sbould have The pfe'ef'N'
OF all othcB. Yours ohedenily,
DUGALD MeDuGALP
friee fortbs Abyssinia Mixture per be'l'
cents, 81 IS & 81 50.
Likewise on hand and for sale, DR., kuhI :,
klofer Universal Plaster. God Mine Dalsam' -
4 J. HOLTON. Agent,
Charlotte, NJ
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CpscasD. N. E., july q, III.
Dr.. Euhl-Dear sra
We have suld cut all OF yout Aby.sinia hiElsT
4 has given tafirs ssfisfacfiea 10 all thoss -
haye ustd =. We have warranted The Abgsll
Mixture IN all eases on our osn account; aaf =
can say, Il haa ueyer 'ailcd. We have DALI %
ior more Of tie Aby ssinia Mixture, ard yaa 81
please send US a. soon as possible such soFsI
which viii answer the great demand.
very respectfully yours,
PH!fER & Y0Rkb
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w A farmer should never undertake 10
cultivate more land then he can do thorough.
y; half titled land is growing poorcr-well
titled land 10 constantly improving.