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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-19
NUMBER i 5, 81; $50 !, :,

The following poem by Martin F. Tupper, the,
thor of 6 Proverbial Philosophy, has been klnd-
sent US for publication. Many of our readers will
pleased to learn that Mr.. Tupper proposes to visit
IS country during the present year. Ez. Paper.
..... TO THE UNION. s.. a u,
Giant aggregate Of nations, t.l - . ..s. IS
Glorious whole of glorious parts. 81:
Unto endless generations y,fg. - @ s. -.
Live united, hands and hearts! .t .. ....
BE it storm or summer weather, ss- sE
Peaceful calm or hattie jar, .. ,.- NJ
Stand in beautcous strength tozethsr, ...r. ..
.. Sister States, as now ye are! ,,a.as.. .s.. 3
Every petty class -diasension- .. .....
Heal it up as quick as thought; ..
Every paltry place Pretension--
Crush it, as a thing of naught: sI
Let no narrow, private treason b..
Your great onward progress bar, ., ..- .
But remain, in right and reason, ....
Sister States. as now ye are. ,....-,. ..
Fling away absurd ambition! . 49,.
People. leave that toy to kings: ... ...
Envy, Jealousy, suspicion -.... ..
Be above such grovelling things! - ..
In each others joys delighted, ....
All your hate be joys Of war,
And ny all means keep united,
Sister States, as now ye are! ,..
Were but some scornful stranger,
Still my counsel would he just
Break the band, and all is danger.
Mutual fear and dark distrust;
But you know me for brother,
And friend who speaks from iari
Be as one, then, with each other,
Sister States, now ye are!
,....
So a peerless constellation. .-.. ......
May those stars forever blaze! -.-.t ....-.
Three.and -ten-times threefold nation, -tt
Go ahead in power and praise ...
Like the many breasted goddess. .,..
Throned on her Ephesian car,
BE- one heart in many bodies, ..
Sister States. ye are.
MARTIN F. Tu11Il.
Albury, January Is. 1851.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-19

FORTUNATE ESCAPE. Like the well-laden dog in
the fable, who lost what he had by greedy grasping
at his shadow for the very excess of schemes
on the public treasury defeated nearly all. Though
the legislation of the last session of Congress is
little creditabe to the nation, the country should
joice that so many wild schemes, which passed one
or the other House of Congress, fell through in the
end and were saved to the treasury. They esti-
mated to amount to about thirty five millions-among
them the following, by a rough calculation:
French SpoIiatons, passed Senate $5.0O0,O00
River and Harbors, passed House 100000
Lunatic bill, 10 ,OOO, 900 acres, passed Sem
ate ls,25o,ooo
Land grants for railroads in Florida, Mis-
sssppi, Louisiana, Missouri, Illinois,
Indiana. &C., passed the Senate, say
100000 acres, 100000
Total $27,o5O, 900
.. Rich. Enquirer.
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THE LATE FLOODS.

We learn that the streams in all directions have
been higher the result of the late rain, than they
have been for many years. The Neuse and Crabtree,
in this County, were very high. We learn that
Powells Bridge, on the Neuse, was swept off; and
that the Bridge on the Tarborough road, beyond Maj
Wilders, was only saved by his exertions and those
of his hands, in pushing away the RATS they form
ed against it. We expect to hear OF damage and in
uries at various points to dams, milis bridges. &c.
1t was reported here, for day or two, that the
Rail Road Bridge at CASTOR had been taken off; but
that noble structure still stands. We learn, howev
er, that the Rail Road, for nearly mile beyond
CASTOR, was washed away. Passengers going in
either drecto have to walk this dstance and to
the Mails, it has been considered imprac,cable to
bring them for the last three four days. and they
have been accumulating in large quantities in Peters
burg. The Appamatox was also very high. and
passengers coming South brought over in
boats. The river is said to have backed up consd.
erably into the town.
Several days must eapse before the Rail Road i'm.
mediately beyond CASTOR can be repaired and put in
running order. The " old CASTOR " has weather.
ed the storn' like miracle. She has put her en-.
gines through as usual and the failure of the Mails
is not to be attributed to any thing which has
red this side of Castor.
P. S. Since the above was put in type, we have
received papers from New York, and two Mails from
Washington City. We have given the latest items
of news in our columns to-day.
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HENRY .GERHARDT,

MBRGHANT TAILOR, as, 3
S.MITHFLELD, .yahsston Co.. !sSvtk CHsoetx0.
TIME subscriber would respectfully inform his friends
and the public generally, that he has on hand large
and rich supply of ee." aaH q, .se HfHza
Cloths. Cassimeres. vestings, and TrimmirSs
Of all sort, and that be prepared to execute work In
the best manner and at moderate prices. i@ g. S'
He also has hand superior lot Of 4iir1 2s7
Ready-Made CIothfns, @
consisting of Coaks Overcoats. Business Goats, vs,
Pantaloons, lambs wool Shirts. &c, which he will dispose
of on the most accommodating terms .l... : 80 :
He solcits call from thos= in want Of Clothing @
he is determined to give good bargains and 70 do h's
~ i 7'is3 HENRY GERHARDr.
Smithfeld, October 14th. 1850. eS7-5m.
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The Rail Road Surveyors are now at work in the
vicinity of this place, locating the road. We took
OCCASION last week, 20 speak Of their industry and
selfdenial and we have now only to add that the
Stockholders may assured that this corps is do
ing their duty to the brim.
Several surveys have been made through the ou,
skirts and suburbs of town, both on the Northern
and Southern side; and we learn the result is most
favorable to running the road on the Southern side
No place has yet been decided upon for the depot.
-. Salisbury Watchnan.
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New YoRK MARKET. The New York Cotton
Market was firm at latest dates, with fair demand.
Corn selling at from 65 to 66 cents per bushel,
and whiskey from "a to 25 cents. The stock mar
ket was steady. s .-
Over half million of dollars in specie were
shipped from New York on Saturday last to New
Orleans.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-19

Lieut.. Colonel Dickinson of the Palmetto Reqi.
mcnt, being wounded at the storming of Cherubusco
was left in the hospital at Msc,ac In the delirium Of
fever he heard drum beat the reveills at early morn
Raising himself with an effort he looked calmly toward
the window, and said in his deep tones Of command,
g. Batta!ion halt! order arms! rest!" falling back
Immediately expired. IN arl -a ) ..E.
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The SHORT RouTs FROM CHINA. Among the won.
eerful imporaons in the Empire City, arrived yes.
erday, is small chest of tea, which has been sixty
nine days only from Shanghai to New York. Itwa,
thrsyfour days route to San Francisco, thirty.
five to Now York. 1t came by Gregory's express,
and is intended for President Fillmore. 90
t.- .af .a... Nelp Tvrk Herald.
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LATEST FROM EUROPE.
EVects Of the Resignation Of the Ministry on the Col
Inn Morket

LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22-2 p. N. The resignation
OF the ministry has caused depression in the
market, and there is less disposition to purchase.
Fhe sales to-day 1000 bales at unchanged prices
but closing fat.
1t is the general impression that Lord John Rus
sell will contnae in Office as leader, and sir James
Graham be appointed Premier; should Lord Stanly
60 in, trouble is feared. .... =
The movement by Austria and Prussia. in levying
an increased tax imports of goods and twist from
England into Germany, is likely to operate unavora
bly, on trade in Manchester.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-19

We are grati6ed to perceive that H. A. Badham.
Esq., formerly of this place. has been elected District
Attorney for the Helena District, in Arkansas.
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Correspondence of the Washington Cnion.]
RAJTIMORE March g. lS5!


Adificulty of some Importance has arisen between
Maryland and Pennsylvania account Of the recent
recovery Of fugitive slave BY Mr.. J. 8. Mitchell,
of Cecil county, Maryland, his agents having stolen
the woman and her child off, without rsking the
making out of his claim in due course of law. The
governor of Pennsylvania has sent requisition to
the governor of Maryland for the person of Mr.. J.
S. MITCHELL fugitive from justice in that State.
The charge consists of having employed agents to
carry off not only his slave, but her child, which was
the issue of marriage contracted in New Jersey two
years after she made her escape from him, and which
is claimed by Pennsy free child, but under
the laws of Maryland, being of slave mother, is a
slave child. The two agents, Messrs. Price and
Alberts, have already, it will be remembered, been
tried and convicted, and sentenced to the pententia
y for kidnapping her and her child at Philadelphia.
Governor Lowe has, of course, declined to give
Mr.. Mitchell up, as he has committed no offence
against the laws of Maryland, and has addressed an
in which he is sustained by written opinion furn.
ish ed by Attorney Brent.
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AN EXPLODED SWINDLE.

We take the following from Baltimore paper: The
concern referred to in the annexed article from the
New York Courier of Tuesday morning has publish
ed its advertisements extensively throughout the
country. The prospect seems 10 he bad one, both
for newspaper publishers and purchasers Of tickets
".4nother Lottery Concern Broken up. l. I.Townsend,
Secretary of called the w orId's Fair Ar,
Union Company situated at No. so, w all street
was arrested yesterday by officer Crosse:. of the
Lower Police Court, charged with swndling persons
by receiving money for lottery tickets, promising, it
the lucky holder, ente him to free passage the
Worlds Fair, 800 in money when he would get
there, also advertising the same incorporated
company by the New York Legislature. Townsends
name is the circular of the company Secretary.
The drawing advertised to take place the 25lh
o: March. This company, from what can be ascer-
tanned, have already obtained about $4,000 by the
course they have taken and the Post Office has re-
Gently been flooded with letters from all parts OF the
country for this company, with sums of money in
closed. The complainant to the case is John f.
Coleman, residing at 295, Madison street, and the
prisoner was committed for examination by Justice
Osborne"
1t so happened that the very mail which brought
US the above paragraph brought u.s. too, the circular
Of this " Worlds Fair Union Company" making its
very friendly proposals fol the chance of the pleasure
of our company on board of first class Packet Ship
to London. We are much obliged to the Coulter &
Enquirer for permitting from being "soh" to
Messrs. Townsend and his rascally contederates.
Register.
We were not so fortunate as the Register was in
this respect We published in our last this adver
tsement and called attention to it Editorialy. sup
posing it was honest concern. "Sold!' We
hereby retract notice of this concern and caution
our readers against it.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-19
For the Cure Of p.
COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESs, BRON-
CHITIS, GROUP, ASTHMA, WHOOP-
ING COUGH AND CONSUMPTION.

Among the numerous discoveries Science has made
in this generation to facilitate the business of fen
its enjoyment, and prolong the term of hu.
existence, can be named OF more real value
mankind, than this contribution of Che misry to the
Healing Art. vast trial of its virtues throughout this
broad country has proven beyond doubt that no nedl
cine or combination OF medicines yet known. can 80
monarv disease which have hitherto swept from our
midst thousands and thousands every year. Ooor space
here will not permit Us publish any proportion OF the
affected 5y its use but would present the fol-.
lowing opinions of eminent and refer further en-.
quiry the circular which the Agent below named will
always be pleased furnish free, wherein are iull pat.
ticuars. and ndispntable proof of these tac's. ..
F the President Of amhersl College, the eelebra.
ted Professor Hitchcock. .
James C. Ayer-Sir: have used your Cherry Pee
toral in nv own case of Bronchitis and am
satisfied fro its chemical constitution. that Is an al
mrable npuund for the reef OF laryngal and oron
chia difficulties. If my opinion as to its superior char'
be of any service you are at betyto use ~
yo" think proper
Fton, the ,oidely celebrated Professor Silmdn, NJ.
d. L. L. d., Professor Of Chemistry. Minevotogy, &c.:
Yale College, Member Of the Ltt Hist Med PhsI. and
Scientific Societies of y4nerica and Europe. s..
81 deem the Cherry Pectoral an admirable compo.
siton from OF the best articles in the Materia
Medca and very effective remedy for the class OF dis.
eases it is intended TO cure" ..l
New Haven CT. ,S49. .-...... 49,. p.
Major Pa,tison, President Of the S Senate. states
he has used the Cherry Pectora with wonderful
to cure All Inflammation Of The lungs.
Prepared and sold by james c. Aver, Practical Chem.
ist. Lowell, Mass. i.......
Sold in Raleigh BY Williams. Haywood. & Co., and
by Druggists throughout the State. H... ..
February IA, 1851. ..... g--.. s65-ly.
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Photographed for the Washington Union. I

lAeieSTapneO LOT the washington Onlon.l
.4rrest Of supposed FIgitires-Detenfion Of the Mall
PHILADELPHIA, March s-p. IN. colored woman
and her child were arrested yesterday in Columbia
county They are alleged to be fugitive slaves and
are claimed as belonging to Mr. John Perdue, of Bal
tmore county, Maryland. He states that they of
from him in l849. A writ of habeas corpus has been
issued, and examination of the is take place
to- day before Judge Kane
The mail from Baltimore did not reach our post
office until 10 O'Clock this morning, having been de-
tained by deep snow on the railroad track.
Fugitive Saves at Portland, Ne.
BosToN, March 6. A gentleman just from Port
land informs me that thirty-one fugitive slaves left
that city yesterday for st. Johns. N. b. They were
urged to remain by the citizens, who promised them
protection; but they were living in constan, fear, and
preferred to 90 into safety. number Of fugi,ives
still remain Portland declaring that they will
be taken alive.
Fugitipe Slaue Case-Further Proceedings.
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, p. m. The legality of
the warrant upon which the alleged fugitive slaves,
belonging to Mr.. Perdue, of Baltimore county, were
arrested, argued this morning, and the de-
cided the warrant was legal. The examination OF
witnesses was proceeded with; three of them tes-
tilted positively to the identity of the alleged fugi-
tives.
We shall see whether Mr.. Perdue gets his slaves
There's many a Slip" &c.
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We commence to-day, and shall conclude in our
1eA'' 'he recent Speech of the Hon. T. L. Cling
'sn on the future policy Of the government" The
en'ie Speech will appear in our Weekly of We'd
nesday next Be sure to read it,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-03-19

A GOOD CHARACTER. A good character is to a
young man what a firm foundation is to the artist
with safety, and all who behold it will have conf
dence in its solidity-a helping hand will never be
wanted; but let single part Of this be defective,
and you at hazard, amidst doubling and dstrust.
and ten to one it will tumble down at last, and
mingle all that built on it in ruin. Without a
good character, poverty is curse-with it, is
cey evil. Happiness cannot exist where good
character is not All that is bright in the hope OF
youth, all that is calm and bissfal in the sober
scenes of life, all that is soothing in the vale of
ears in, and is derived from good ctarac-
ter. Therefore, acquire this as the first and most
valuable.
There is but one road to permanent happiness and
prosperity and that is the path of unspoed in,egr-
ty, of high-souled honor, of the most transparent
honesty.
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s.a, g Job Printing.
Neatly kxecuted At the standard Print. Once.
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The PRINTER. Many men who have acquired great
fame and celebrity in the world began their career as
Printers Sir William Blackstone, the learned COM
mentator on Laws, was printer by trade. King
George Ill learned the art, and frequently type
after he ascended the throne of England. We scarce
y need mention franklin for it is we'll known to all
who are familiar with his name, that he was Printer
Alexander Campbell, the greatest 'rheologian that
ever lived, is Printer. Gentlemen of the Craft"
these gratifying facts but let not be content
that they alone be held to the credit Of the profess
sion-let US honor ourselves, and do all We can to
keep up and elevate still higher, the character Of
beautiful art.
The N. Y. Tribune publishes the following ex-
tract from original letter from Kossuth 10 Dr..
Frank Taylor, as he was about leaving Turkey.
Congress has just passed joint resolution rendering
the Of a public vessel to Kossuth and his COM
panions:
"America's glorious example gave us courage to
resist the treacherous despotism Of Ausria-Ameri-
cas- appreciation supported resolution in the days
of danger-America's sympathy is the hope and con-
ISOLATION of every Hungarian in the present day oi
our adversely. May your country be ever great glo'
rious and free.''
Kuta4ya. (Asia Minor) L: KossUTH.
2nd May, 1850. E1iled Coo. Of Hungary
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Du Fay + Co.'S Circular.
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