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RALEIGH REGISTER.
RALEfGH, N. C.
Tuesday, June 54, 1845.
THE DROUGHT.
The Drought continues unabated, and unparalleled.
The streams all over the conntry are drying np, and,
in some part, persons go 40 to 50 milea to have their
Corn ground into Meal; In'thieCity manyof the Wella
have given ouWa circumstance rarely, if ever before,
occurring. And yet, we are astonished to see how
Well vegetation looks, particularly the Corn Crop
Jt be nothing of the parched and burnt appearance
that we have sometimes witnessed, but, on the con
trary, It aeeiu thrifty and vigorous.
THE PATENT OFFICE.
This is one of the objecU of sinking interest that a
atranger meets with, on his first visit to Washington
an object which is daily Increasing in attraction
and importance. The Superinleudaot of this Iusti-
EDITOR'S CORRESPONDENCE.
ty ene r...m the foul breath of-calumny has never
before tainted, and whose door was over ooen to ro.
.Norfolk, Juns IS, 1845. eeive the unfortunate.
Mr. Re'iistcx: If you will permit a poor humble - But, Mr. Editor, lea v nor nil il. ,,,,ir.,,i,. .i.:k i,-
individual lo drop you a sort of mnltum in parct)" has uttered aside, 1 nuMt thauk tno writer for hi lt.
tution, for a great many years, was Dr. Thormton. letter, yon tiuy gratify tho vanity of thejwriter and I ter, and the Editor of the Standard for puh'.whiiiT n.
How well we recollect him, and how vividly his im- the curiosity of the reader,. for it has strengthened those bonds which uiiitru'our
age now rises to our mind's eye ! He was a goutle- If you will allow a Virginian to brag a little at the gaUaut band together in the ties of brotherhood.
The Hon. D. M. Barxinuer addressed the people
of Catawba at their Court House last week, in his
usual qnim and dinilWd manner, 'and I have heard
a f w Democrats from this place who were present,
man of the old school a perfect m.nlel of that now commencement, I think we shall be able to get along I
almost exfnet genu-bal was remarkable for some together tolerably well. Our City, (tajfa the titU,)
peculiariti,Jbe of which was, that he never admitted cau considerably over-top the ' City of Oaks" in point
FOURTH OF JULY.
We leant that the use of the Presbyterian Church
has been obtained for the delivery of the Oration, on
the approaching Anniversary. . The Programme of
the Exercises will be published in due lime.
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the origiiMtlity of any invention, however ingenious or
novel, always claiming to have anticipated the projec
tor iu his design.. He was never nonplussed but once,
and then of course by a Yankee. A genuine down
Easter, hearing of the universality of his genius, ap
plied to him for a Patent for making boards of saw
dust. " Thin," said the Doctor, " is no discovery of
your's I conceived it lonj since." " Oh" replied
the other, "but my invention gors to manufacturing
Oak boards eut of Pine saw dust !" " That, indeed,"
exclaimed the Doctor, " altera the affuir; I am not
quite certain that my cogitations' went that far."
of population; whether they are beller.Heavru know;
, SMALL VOX VACCINATION. j at the me lime, the body i strengthened by the
Aa the Smalt llox is prevailing in many parts operation of this most excellent medicine. Dr-
otititry, we copy hir Ihu bpnefil of renders I ':","""'," " ' "ncipai wmce, Z4i Broudway, New
nexed extract from the " New Y..rU IV,.,. I I.' w"h '''"R1'8'1' Freiich, German. t)pauib and
i oriuguefe directions, and by one ageut in every
place of important throughout the world, each agent
,rm" agency irom ur. Brandreth,
f our
thn annexed extract from the
ier ami Enquirer."
Small I'ox wn Vaci ination. A report of
considerable interest wnrprfsetifi'd focenily lo the
Academy of Scmiices in I'arie, by M. Horro, on
the i ubjec.t of V'accin itmn. Before the discovery
"fllna prix-ess, the number of death from small.
P"x. annually in Kurope wag 4(10.0(10 ; of which
tSO.noil occurred in France. In one nf I he essavs
having i
Having tac-fimilies of labels
bores engraved Ihereon.
the firaudteth
Near Piltslmro', at the reidence of N. A. Sledman,
Esq.., on the lflih inst., by )h Rev. Mr. Burnett, Wil
liam .Stedman, Ev). Attorney at Law, to Mis Clar
at all eveuts, we should be well pleased to annex-some ( expresslbeirfearalhat BarriiH!r would get inore votes prctmte.i t llie Axademy' Otnmiliee, it is H. White, yonngest daughter of the late Thomas W
GEN. JACKSON.
Our Exchange papers, from all parts of the coun
try, where tho news of Gen. Jackson's death has
been received, are filled with accounts of the demon
strations of respect that have been paid to his memory.
A meeting was also held iu this City, on Saturday
last, at which Resolutions were adopted, which it
would have given us pleasure to publish, had they
been offered to us. The Officers of the meetiug, not
having thought proper to do so, will account for their
noa-appearance in this paper,.
BLACK TONGUE.
Our City was never more healthy, than it is now,
and yet the " Standard" might, with greater propri
ety than some weeks ago, proclaim the existence of
" Black Tongue." Not only the tongue, but the
(elA of every third person you meet, is as black as
aoot, for it is Black-berry season.
COTTON BLOSSOM.
A Cotton blossom, plucked in Franklin County,
was shown here .lat week. This is uncommonly
early lor i'ait region..
IL" " NjVRRATIVt OF Till UNITED STATES ExPLO-
rino Expedition, during the years 183H, '9, '40, '41
"42: By Ciiari.es Wii.kks, Commander : With illus
trations and Mapa: In Five Volumes." Vol. III. of
this great National Work has just been laid on our
Table, by Messrs. Turner &. Hlohf.s. Indepen
dently of ils superior beauty and maniricenco of ex
cuiisu, this Work is invaluable, as containing the
freshest and fullest accounts extaut of nearly a fourth
of the Earth's xurface, and this a portion of which
.v,.D. - v.., m of Nur.n caroina . Berrien, of Georgia all
ing. and, it is said, very accurate, and a Library of i men of exiMriencc. diitinciiou. and romrnandimr
THE DUTY OF A FREEMAN.
Many very excellent men have a great aversion
to politics and political difccussion. We frequently
meet men of good principles and exemplary life, who
will remark with an air of evident self-satisfaction,
that they ' never meddle with politics never attend
political discussions, and never mean to be politi
cians. And this lliey w;ll say, iu a manner which
evinces that they feel an if they had expressed senti
ments which were entitled to respect. Now, we beg
leave to dissent from this doctrine We believe that
every Freeman is hound to be a politician. Wo do
not mean that class of men who make politics a
trade; who set out will) a determination to live out
of the public crib, and whose politics consist iu !
eatiiig certain cant phrases, following implicitly cer
tain leaders, and crying out, at ail times, to those
above them in power (live ! Give ! Wc yield to
rrt oie in contempt for political dpniajJon-ueN, the un
principled baud whose only aim is to mislead by vul
g'lr clamor and noisv declamation, and who hope to
rise over talents, character and sterling merit, by
loud professions and titue-servin subserviency. But
we do mcau to say that no t'ilizen of this Republic,
who has opportunities of information, has a moral
right to refuse te take any part in political ull'airs.
O" The Charleston Mercury deprecates the idea
of the Locofocos sending any more " common place
party hacks" to the Senate of the United Salts,
and thus contrasts the men in the SenaW belong
ing To the opposing parties. What Whig' does not
feel proud that such a contrast can with truth be
instituted ?
" Never, savs the Mercury, weretlre Whigs more
brilliantly and powerfully represented 'than now.
They have Webster and Davis of Massachusetts ;
Evans, of Maine: Crittenden, of Kentucky; Cor-
win, of Ohio ; Reverdv Johnson, of Maryland; Man
D Some diabolical villain poisoned thirty -six horses
belomrin? to Mr. Charles Whitsox, of Yorkville, N.
rV " , ....
j ., i n'pneiur ui ine new line 01 iiiiuiuussuH iu mai
;ilace, ou Tuesday morning last. Arsenic was put
Johnson Lu the trough, from which they were watered. Nine
of the horses have died, and, from appearances, at
least twelve of the remainder will expire. Besides
khese, several horses, cows and hogs, belonging to
tthe neighborhood, have died, aud others are iu a
hatha-Session
Bynum,
)urt, that
thnt pub.
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any pretensions, will hardly be deemed complete
without a copy of the " Uuited Stales Exploring
Expedilioa."
Will andP
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and wilelcrilical condition.
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PROSCRIPTION.
The Washington Correspondent of the " Balti-
fe Tabt'vlnore Patriot" says:
" Mr. Polk's removals in this City, already amount.
anUeartt. til riflV rWIISUll.a uul.nH mniii.linA in l.
Jtiticelggrejrale to above 7d,UUll more proscription than
"ccurred at the seat ot Lioverumeut train its (ouuda-
pou up to Mi), or from IH41 up to the 4lh of March
asL And more, much more, is to follow. It is cam
med that his euiire fist of removals of all kinds, thus
Ur, is above a thousaud, and the work is still to go on.
" 11 in this sweeping work ol proscription, none but
ttiillad or incompetent men were displaced, and none but
, 1845. Rierilorioiis, capable men appointed, no one would
i; c. Pjave me rigni lo complain, ltui sucn is not tno
43 (; tu-;' Persons utterly incompetent, iudoleut, and of
-Mlsreputable character iu a great number of cases,
XfWIjr suifored to ro;n,iiu Tu, or appointed te. valuable
Her Ht- dices, whiie competent, active aud meritorious clerks
Ire dismissed ! This every body knows to be true.
ow then cau such conduct be expected to meet the
pprabation of the people, who are honest iu the
am aud mean right?
GRAPE CULTURE.
Much attention has of late years been paid to the
ultnre of the Grape in Berks County, Pennsylra-
The Isabella and Catawba are chiefly raised ;
lad superior brands of the Wine made from the for-
ner, sell at rates as high as can be obtained foz
ha best imported Champagne. There are thirty
P:res of land in the immediate vicinity of Reading,
'voted entirely to the culture of vines.
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Tract
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
Louis Me Lane, of Maryland, Minister Plenipoteu
lary and Envov Extraardinarv te the Uuited Kinc-
Rom ef Great Britain and Ireland, mwtJwurd Ev-
Samuel W. Speneer. Collector of the Customs at
If paJaehicola, Florida, etc Hiram Nourse, resigned.
Iunt vneseoro, uoileeter or trie . nstoms at 6to
agton, Oonw.tnet Giles R. Hallam, removed.
I Isaac A. odgea, Surveyor and Inspector of Rev
e at St Lotissr-Mtieies Oliver Harris, removed.
i nomas J.ftianm Attorney for the United Sts'es
Ji9JVi,vice Wm. H. McPherson,
Edward W. "Creea. Deontv Poim..i.r . v..
Idford, Mass m Simeon Baily; removed.
i..nsn Ruoti, isepaiy rost master at Newark, N.
wm juaa t. name, removed.
V.tR
lov, Warortr has sum Buairr in Emov. The
Mersj papers give an account of the, burning of the
r""-1" uiwmgj, oysomeoi nisown political friends
Alleghany county, who took that strong mode of
(mfestiog their hostility to his Interaaj Improvement
w are glad to see that no Whig participated
! effigy burning. '
bility. Wliat array cap the Democrats shew, emia!
to Contend with Ibis 7 Our weight there has fallen
o!F horribly since (he Presidenti.il election. Buchan
an and Wright and Walker aio gone Benton has
lo-t the confidence of the party McDuflie is sick,
with I it l,le hope nf his ever taking an active pari
iu debate again who have we left in the Senate but
Woodbury, with the experience, the ability and tlte
position lo quality hun lor a leader r
FUNERAL OF GENERAL JACKSON.
The fuuerul of ex-I'resideut Jackson look place
on tho KHIi inst., ut the Hermitage. The Nash
ville Banner of the 11th says
Yesterday every place of business was closed, and
our citizens, for the mist pirt, went up to the Her
mitage to pay the last solemn riles to the distin
guished dead. A very large concourse assembled
from the town and country, aud a most impressive
aud eloquent sermon was preached by the Rev. Dr.
Edgar. Thetbody was borne to the grave by the
pall-bearers appointed by the meeting on Tuesday,
and. without ostentation or parade, but in the midst
of silence and tears, was placed by the-side of her,
whom in life he had loved so well."
The Banner, in some very effective remarks iu
reference lo the deceased, says :
" Few men excelled him in personal address, and
he impressed all who approached him with the opin
ion that they were in the presence of a being of no
ordinary character. We well remember to have
heard a distinguished diplomatist-assert (hat, in his
carriage and bearing as President of the United
Slates, he seemed to possess intuitively, and to dis
play, without an effort, qualities which other indi
viduals did not exhibit whose whole lives had been
passed in the most refined Courts of Europe. He
had. the power, beyond most men, of infusing bis
own spirit and opinions into those who came uear
mm, and of arousing their personal attachment.
Many of his companions in arms, who endured pri
valions with him on I he plains of Alabama and Flo
rida, and shared in his glory and success at New
Orleans, however much they may have afterwards
differed with him in political opinion, have never
forgotten the charm and dignity of his manners, his
readiness to divide with them the last morsel of bread
in his knapsack or the last drop of water in his can
teen, aud the cheerfulness with which, under what
ever disadvantages or troubles they may have been
laboring for tho lime, he directed then thoughts In
a day of final triumph and victory, and once more
revived their drooping spirits by briglif pictures of
tneir distant homes and of future hanmness. And
in whatever part of (he country these old soldiers
may oe, when they hear of the death of their Gene
ral, tears will involuntarily spring into their eyes, and
their busy thoughts will conjure npthe stirring scenes
tnrougn wnicti, uuder his guidance, they have passed.
MR. BIGGS IS FAVOR OF THE SUB.
TREASURY.
On Tuesday last, at Camden, Mr. Bigg de
clared himself in favor of the odious Sgb-Trei-susr
Bill. It ihe fact be kept before lha
people, that Mr. Burg is in favor of a Bill that
would produce two kinds of- currency Gold and
Silver for Ihe office holders, and paper for the
people. Under this " bill of abominations," the
government could compel the people to take their
Treasury Notes, but would receive nothing- but
gold and silver in payment of dues. 'he Presi
dent would be armed ith all the power of a
King, as all tfie public monies would Im directly
under his control. We hi) no doufit tlial it
Mr.-Bigrrs were elected, h would wtsocaie - all
the doctrines the people aemrrlraticsllvtrondenvn
ed id the adua rjistratiuD of MY. Van iWen.
Qld iVjrti Sinff.
of them to Texas.
We have larger and more Churches than any City
of our population in the Uuited States. (More need
of ii perhaps you thiuk.) . Our ministers are talent
ed aud soul-stirring men, but I believe not one equal
lo Mr. Edwards, of your City. Indeed, the arts,
sciences and mechanical manipulations arc on the
progressive, except the Portsmouth Rail Rjud : that
is in the vocative.
The Theatre is grinding out the Drama with a va
riety of shades of character. Tho Navy Hospital
stands in front of the Grove wliero we, and the Ra
leigh Guard h:id so much fun last yeir. The Oys
ters have bjen practising tho " O'd irth State"
so as to join in the chorus; and the Clams have
agreed tu sing "O.J Virginia never lire," because
they never, work enough to nuke them tire.
The visiters aro collecting ut " Oi.ii Point," an.l
the fish say, lh it w,(l be a very fa'y b isinoss with
them this season. The Oysters intend lo lie low
about " Hampton Roads." The Sea Turtle think it
would bo the grecnett thing in tho world lo be caugh:
napping.
Considerable excitement exists here, about Ihe com
ing election for .Mayor, on tho 2 1th of tlte present
month. The celebrated Vanuover is again iu tin
field. This is one of the tricks of the arislocracy, to
get the mass of floating capital to vote for Vangover.
ihal they may he enabied to beat Delaney, the pres
ent incumbent, who is a clever, good Mayor.
Professor Dr Ro.vnkvii.i.k is still here, lecturing
.nightly to large audiences, at Ashland Hall, tin
Whig Club House. His subject is Mnmrrism ; am
I say, in all sincerity and truth, that he has convino
m-jiMiu a uoiuu, mo niosi sceptical, lie is pm
at all choice in Jiis subjects, and seldom fails in Ihe
experiments. He has so far reduced tliisstrauge pin
nomenou in nature to a Science, that he gives the
rationale for the nervous action aud influence, whicl
by the Physicians and scic.iiific men, is n ceived am,
believed.
There exists in the human system something called
the nervous fluid. It is as sublle as Electricity, and
is only incorporated with the body between certain
degrees of heat 32 and 110. This fluid is main
laiued by respiration and combustion. W'heu either
ol these causes cease for only a short lime, debility
ceituinly follows with tho loss of the nervous fluid.
In cases of starvation, where there i no carbon
furnished by food, the oxygen combines slowly wilh
ihe carbon ol the body, and theMrmperaliiro of the
body graduully sinks with a loss of tins nervoue
fluid, and when that is gone, death follows.
Now in mesmerizing, it is uecessarry lo find a per
son who by his diet, does not produce and lie, p
equilibrium requisites health andjlteii"th, of which
ill this class, Ihe mesinenzer
than Ihey anticipated. If bullyisin and tiiurnum
(this word is not in the dictionary) b abolished ut
the election, our frieud Barringer will wulk iu by a
much la ger majority than he did at the previous
election
Tie extra Term of the Superior Court which was
ordered to be held at its last sitting, for the transac
tion of nnliui lied business, commenced this day, his
llo.inr Judge Pkahson presiding. He presides with
iniieh dainty and firmness,
I here are cords of lawyers here ; nnj three-fourths
of the, n have not. nor are they likely to get anything
to i.'o.
expert,
him ti
steel.
litKitiNRKR has just arrived, and Fisiikr
d here this evening, to break
-morrow lie has
fi i.vuv, 17th: hnlj put 10 o'tUk, P. ,V. Bar-
I'ltievr has been hoved into the lead, contrary to ex
ile has led a'X nobly, and tho Whigs are
His remarks on the Tariff
i.Misly made, and to prove the
peel ,1
overbed at his sneer. s
were c't-ar, and jini
truth of bis argument, he rend letters of Generals
Washington ami Jirmis on th.it great subject.
Fisher followed immediately, urn! oh, how hard he
tried to convince ; but every one could see that the
heart did nut be.it rc-ponsive In the sentiment winch
the tongue gave utterance to. He tried lod'xlg the
Mieslion put to him by C.l It.irringer. of " whether
!h was or was not in favor of the Siib-'i'rcasiiry."
ilul as l!airin;er s'tiirk up to linn, he had no oilier
eliance than lo dccl.irc Ins seniniieutK. Bunni" r
bad no sooner " goi bun out," than he produced u
letter which contai.ie.l Ins (l-'uher'sj sentiments, le
mre this "change e.imo o'-r the sp.rit ol his dream,"
n:d which utterly confuted what he had just given
expression to.
The coipse of Roiii-iit W. Wii.i.umson, an old and
much respected member of the liar, coining in si'lil,
i 'ui Barringer .-tupped, anil Ihe Candldalee, after uu
miniated debate i,f live hour., retired, to meditate oi
their dunces at tho cuiinii election
FRANKLIN.
slum ,n ihu between 1 - 1 0 n'nd li?Il there were in
France 10. HI cas.uj of small p..x in persons w ho
imu nui nceii vaccinated, and o.Ofi; in tl,fe who
hid ; nnd of the noii-'vaccinateU patients, I.fJdO
died ; of tho other only Hi.
The report nf the commute 'o winch the whole
stllip-ct was relerreil, slates that the preservative
value of vaccination H absolute ,!., ;...i
i-l five or six years, ami geticr .llv up to Hurley
onth year, hut tin: beyond that inno porous am
liable lo take ilm small pox. In the grual num
her of ciirch, however, varcni i'ion in a prrserv.
alive fur ljf. It appear from facts that have
been col Ice led. lh.it Ihu uroservnin viiuu nf
a lance with i , , llnf nroii..riinned to ihe in'eii.uv of tl.
formal, worthy of his j I,,,.,,, .,,,,,. ,, lg ,-nr,nr K, iln(( ni)t.
I ordiu iry rircmiHtaiires, rn-v ir ciiinlioiis sh'Ui'd be
peilormeil alter the fourteenth year. When nn
epidemic malady reigns, however, il is prmlent
to re vaccinn ate before that period. In the coiirse
ol the report ! is s.ml that ihe ip,. .cation of re.
v icciiniiiui in the I'mssun army, s.n.'e ISril). ha,
completely rxtirpiie.l llie small m.x. In Wirt
einbiir, out ot I l.;W:t soldiers, who hail been re-
v.ii a iii nen, in, re was in live yearn only one cusi
I sin ill mo.t, and in "J!) '11 iinn inililare
Vhite, Enij., of Richmond, Va.
In Tarboro', Maria ( '..Infant daughter of Dr. Win.
(J. Thotpus. Also, of Consumption, Mies llarlheua
Bell. Also, at uu advanced age, Mrs. (.'iiarlotte
Davis,
At his residence in Nash county, on the 9th inst.,
very snddenly, of Apoplexy, Samuel W. W. Vick, a
most worthy clliren.
At Philadelphia. June It!, Edward L. Carey, son
if the lale'vru.-r.ihle Malhew Carey, aged 40 years.
Mr. Cniey was a member of the (Inn OjT -(Jarry d
II nl, l-adinu bunk publishers; ajid long 'esteemed
one of the nobler patrons uf Ihe arts and seieoces.
Me hail r. c.-iill been elected President nf llie Acd.
emv of line but declined the slulion iu coiise-
iu. ii'-e nl ill health.
pi 'a, anil in -!ii mm iniiuarv persnee
w li i had been re vaccinated, Ihu cases of small
pox were only three in number.
there are many ; and
finds his subjects. If the mesinerizer possesses a
large supply of the nervous fluid, and the person to
be mesmerized too little, when il passes into the other
person, it is slill under the mesrnerizer's control, and
sulyect to his will, and will continue so until he re
calls it intu his own system.
However, I do not propose to enlarge upon the
Professor's theory, but shall quote a few of his ex
periments. He has repeatedly paralyzed Ihe limbs
of some of our worthy citizens, with wham there
could have been no collusion. Members of the
Church have been "made to dance on the platform,
and those loo, who perhaps never danced in their
lives before,. Some were fastened down to chairs and
tables ; others could not move from tho wall, where
they stood. To attempt to give air the experiments
would be more than 1 have time lo write. One I
will give, which is tho most laughable that has been
witnessed in this Town. The Professor attended a
Cotillion Parly, and when Ihe company bad made j
up the cotillion and had commenced dancing, the mu
sic stopped. It was discovered that Ihe fiddler's hand,
in which he held his bow, was rigid, and could not be
opened. The influence was removed, and the music
went on a few bars, when the other hand grasped ihe
fiddle with such tenacity, that all efforts were in vain
to try to open it, and nothing could stop the fiddler
from drawing his bow. De Bonneville was discov
ered about eight feet from him, and that explained
Ihe cause. The influence was removed, and (he mu
sic went on. I only add one word in conclusion :
he can do much more than has been quoted.
Yours, CRITO.
II T The following is tho b-tier of the Rev. Dr.
I'utier, accepting the ollice nf IhSbop of the Proles
tint Episcopal Church in Penn ylvauia:
" I'nion Coi.licue, June .1. 1 8-15.
To Rev II. J. Morion. I). D.; Key. T. M. ( lark ; T. j
Robins, F.,i ; Dr. T. I. Alice :
GcuH.-iie ii I received -everul days since, through !
your kiiidui-s.the olliei.il nolice of my election lo ihe j
ollke of Hi Imp of llic i'lulcistanl Episcopal Church in j
Peuu-y Ivaiua. , ,
1 waul words lo express my grateful sense nf this '
'inde-e, veil and disl iugui .bed mark of public cunli- I
deuce, and In each of you I owe my sincere thanks '
for the kind and cordial inuniier iu which you weie,
plea-ed lo uri;e my uc iiiescenee. I have given lo '
the si.i.j'-et ih.it uiixmus con ideratiuu which il no
eminently In. Ills, and I have concluded. IhoiC'li not !
wnll'illi many iniK.rivuigs, I, eepl l,e appointment. !
Blades euiilliciin null, his of a sacred uaiiirn and a I
strong teliuimire to leave scenes and employments.
eu.leaiMl iu in,, by many ties, I have had loeneoun
lerthe painful con -cm, .-ne-, that I shall he likely in
prove iiirrqu.'il to I he. faithful re-puiMbiliMes of Mieh
u chaise. Accustomed to a life of retirement undid
.oiiii.ii.uivr eienipiiou irom care, i cinnoi tint con.
The 1'itlnburg (iizeitc H..y tint thf Rehei
('inniiiiltee bewail if Mmiiliiy, the ) h, I,, paynijt
to the sulll rers by ilul great lire in that city, the
minis contributed to ilu-ir relief Ir.un almosl eve
iy seci ion of the 1'im.ii. The (i.izctie pays it
was a joyful diy for many 1 poor man ami wo
man w ho h ol In.! the.r all :
" Many a blessing W is praj ed for upon those whose
faces were never seen In tin- Worbl, M't who e sym
pathies weie -I bred In I'ive I'm ly ot their snbw nice
for Ihe relief of ihe digressed. ''ri,on...h far away.
Il llldreils nnd hilinlleils ,, miles, sbuu'd ,is ineel
lheireve.il wit; I. II I li.ni b,,vv irrateful ihe recipi
ents. nl their o;l'u me ; wilh what prtil it tide they i x-pies,-
their thanks, nnd liuw aid. nllv they desire a
like calamity nuiv never fall upon I hem."
A NOT H F.K (illKAT 1 1 A I, I. OF Ffsll. Al New
Haven, yesterday mnrniiig, from 1.1X10,(1(10 lo
l.'jOtMXKI while lish, ns nearly lis could be es-
innatcd, were hanlCiI a slmre by Mr Davidson Si
Rnssrll's seine, on tho West side of thn h ii-l.or
These lish weigh about three qu arlers-of u pound
each, ami lire used for iinnnre by the farmers of
Ihe iidj icenl low us, w h" pay Irom fill lo 7.) cenis
a ihoiisan.l. The haul of yesterday iiioriiinp
was vvnr'h In. in 7nH) m ff"0 Tho weight ol
the lirh was from :i7"i to .M) i,ms ; fully
sufficient to freight a larireslnp Ol course they
could no! be drawn out of the, wa'er en music
hi.i being hauled in at high tide, and the net made
fast lo a w iiidlass, the receding lido left them
high and dry. Seen at a distance, thus exposed
on ihe shore, they looked like a enow bank or an
extensive deposilo of salt.
iV. V. Jyur. Commerce.
NeWl lussiral School,
HALF A MILE SOUTH OF HILLSBOROUGH.
III. r I.I. Sl.-OION of tins Mehnnl will
eo.iiineii. c.on ihe Isl Monday July.
erins as nercioiore.
J. II NORWOOD.
Il.llsb.iriiiiijb, June 31, ISI.i. 511-at
d '' llo ir l can he h .d in several highly respecta
ble families iu ihe . muicy, at a convenient distance
Irom tho School House.
oii:i.x.' oi
S ii m in c r (!
Tin:
Ji in j) a i g n,
OUR DISTRICT.
SrK.rtt.iNi! II. CtE, Emi., who has been absent
templuie with deep sohciludi! the prospect of the ar- frotii tho .State for several months, upon bum-
duous public labor, U whicl, you, Fiava called me ami upon whom the eyes of the Whigs
lint I commit myself to God, and the support of i ,. i. , , ., . , , r ..
Hi- grace ; and it is my earnest prayer that I may ,WVB br,n l,,r,M',l "8 """r r ( on-
not prove. e..iiir'ly'unworlhy of tho generous conti- ! grf""' are happy lo stale, has returned home
deuce of your l)iolse, n..r forget, under unv circum
stances, the meekness, diligence, and zeal which be
comes a Bishop in thy Church of God.
I am with great regard,
Yours faithfully, '
AUiN.o POTTER."
We are in hopes lo hoar from him in a few
days and 1 hat iio will yield lo tho- unanimous
voice of his Whig friends, am permit us to
place his name before them as their Candidate
for ('ingress in this District. If you want lo
know w ho .Sterling II. live is, ask his neighbors,
who will bear witness will ue, thai he is an able
Lincolnlon, June 16M, 1945.
Mr. Editor : It was wilh some astonishment, I
must confess, that in glancing my eye over the
" Standard" of tile 4th inst , I perceived "an ex
tract of a Letter to the Editor," from our village ;
and were it not for the unmanly attack made upon
one of our most respectable andjHuoffendiiig cilizens,
I shouid not now trouble you by writing about oae to
whose bosom truth seems te be a stranger.
Iu the first place, the writer says We are all
Democrats here. Even the few who style them
selves Whigs, are reavw Whigs."- Angels aud
Ministers of Grace defend us." ' Where did the wri
ter get this information ? I must confess that in the
Counties of Lincoln and Catawba, the Democrats
have 'a majority, but in the Toan of Lincolnton, from
which he writes the Whigs alwirys have had, and
pray Cod they may always keep it, a majority of 35
or 40'.- And what is more, among all these there are
but eight or ten Texas Whigs.
Not satisfied With thus insulting a portion of the
people of Lincolulon for what greater insult can
be offered to a lover of bis conntry, than to bs term
ed a modern Democrat he slanders one. M our
most upright and honorable citizens ; a man who has
always stood high in the estimation of oar communi-
Niw York, Ji nc 17, l-'3,.
The lisnaT i.mnnl. 1 1 ...I,. nl il... a.,.il. ..r
onr great men hove followed the announcement of 'h ,"":"B "f VVn'K ,M'"'iples a pure patriot, nnd
the decease of Gen. Jackson. The Hags of most nf ; as good a man as ever lived. We love Gee, and
he vessels in port were lowered half-mast, and a few i his ueioiihors who know lum !. I.,u I,,. ho,
shoos were closed iu Broadway. To day all our Stale
anil federal Courts abstained foiii business, out nf
resjiect lo the memory of the departed. The Cm.
rinin Council, the Empire Club, nnd other pul'ic ho
dies have taken measures lo celebrate his worth iu
some marked and extraordinary manner.
iNJTAMTANroijs Bkks The American House wtfe
gives the following receipt for a Temperance bev
erage i
Put a p'nt and a half of water, four tes-neonsful
of ginger, a table spoonful of lemon juice sweten
it lo Ihe taste with syrup or while sugar, and turn
it into a jrink bottle. Have ready a cork t.. fit the
bottle, a string or wire to tie it down, and a mallei
to drive down the cork. Then pul into the bol.le a
heaping leasponaful of llie super cirbonalc of soda,
cork it immediately, tie it down, then shake the
whole up well, cut the string and Ihe cork will fly
out. J urn it out and drink immediately.
TfSNESBCR (Th-. election m Tennessee lakes !
place uu the first Thursday (7. h) .f August next.
A Governor, eleven members of Congress, and
members of the State L"g slature, anno be elm.
sen. The administration in Washington are ev.
ulently most solicitous for ihe result, and, if we
may judge from Ihe tone of thn Union, have full
confidence, in a victory. They eUim Ihe Gov.
enor, and seven of the members of Congress
What say our friends in Tennessee to this J
Bait. Patriot.
ter. He has lie.-n several limes elected to the
.Legislature atid cm best Mr. Dnmct3)0 voles
in I his County. With Mr. (Jen in the field,
Daniel's i ha tier togn fn i lotigiees again is hope
less. Halifax Republican,
Diamond and I lati.na in Noifft Carolina
At a late meeting of American Geologists in New
Haven, Cn., Professor Nhepard expressed the
p;inm that both diamonds and platjria will be
found in abundance in the gold region of tins
State, and alsj in iSoulh. Carolina and Georgia.
This opinion he predicates upon ihe fart that
el is tic sandstone has tn;en discovered ia some of
the Western enmities' nf i hist Miate, Burke and
Uuncoii.be. and in the cither States named, and
Aie'relhla ia found if is a geulpgical indication
ol the presence of Diamonds' and I'tal.tiaV "In
Hall Ceunfy, Georgia, one perfect diamond lias,
b 'en found in one of the gold washing- deposits,
worth about 835, and .inothpr was broken in
pieces bjr the workmen. Wilmington ChrunkU.
IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD CACSES PAIN
AND OCCASIONS
Disease upon that part of thn body which from any
cause uijiy Im? weakest. Thus, in persons whose
blood is impure, should they have a cold, the impure
matter would settle upon their lungs, and consump
tion be the trouble ; so with other affections. All
trouble is saved by uing the Ilraiidrelh's Pills, which
cannot injure, and which Cannot be overdone. Only
use them iu the commencement of any disease, use
them in full doses, and yon will be up and well, while
those who are loo wise to take such a Simula medi-
cine, are bed-nddeu. or prematurely end their days.
The Braiidrelh I'ilis are only beginning lo be appre
ciated ; they are found never to deceive) they are
the only internal m-'dicine required in this cilmale.
lie earrjut uf pretended uuivernal purgatives, which
cannot be used without injury to the body as Bran
dreth's Pills can. What are they ? Are they not
imiia.tjotis.iif the Braiidrelh Pills, recommended in
advertisements stolen from Dr. Brandreth T Were
II. ey not originally counterfeit pills purporting to bs
the genuine Brandreth Pillaf But In consequence
of the new labels on the Brandreth Pill boxes, are
they not obliged to come out under other colors
equally falser Observe the makers and travelling
agents! Are they not men wlioin Dr. Brandreth
hss cast off not for good conduct, truly 7 Is not
this tru ha applicable lo Ihe pretended " Indian,"
aud. in fact, to marly all the advertised pills of the
day? Shall the public trust their lives iu tho hands
ufcthess. unpriueipled men 7 Surely not. The Brun
dreih Pills ire strength for Weakneiai ; they are
liked best by those w ho hive taken t'he most of ih- m.
Ur. Hrandrelh can give perMnal rrff rtyaeV o thou
At thf old" Court of Furtime, i.'fl Bfouilwuy,
.M'iW I t )K
Special Airenrv of the Cny of New York, whets
tni'hons have been di-irihute.l to the lortuiiaie.
I he suli'i'iibcr would invKc the early iiHi inton of
all persons de.-ir.uis el a eh nice in any uf llie fallow
inn lliilli int Schemes, mhui in he drawn, under tho
m iiniiremeiit of I). I'aine .f- Co., slid of J. (i. Gri g,
mv .V On . sin ce.sois lo Messrs. Vales or Mclnlyre. 1
Everv per-m otdennu liekels of llie subscriber will
receive the nllieial diawnnt. published ill the Bulletin
new. paper. The same jiapcr will also contain s fist
..f -rbetil, s ahead.
Money on nil ihe solvent banks In ihe United
Suaics. and Omit.. Is received al par for tickets sold
nt the old Chun nf I'oitune. 220 Uiiiadway ) slid
llie pntairo is always paid by the subscriber on all
lellets ciilsiuliiL' ttfi and upward
p f .Money con be sent by mail with peifect safe
ly, and all letters nre invariably nnswered ihe same
r.lav as icccive.l. All communication with thn cilice
sliietly confidential.
Be particular, unit sddtcss
JOS K I'll IKIDGH, j;o Broadway.
A Ca'raiid Cnpif.il Trizc or
. $30,000 1
Alox.'iiKli'in Lottery,
Class 27 fer 181 !". In he'd'awu at lenandria, Satur
day. Ju'v S, lfl-1,. .
78 NumlH'rs 12 Drawn Ballots.
1. U.GUEGOUY V Co., Managers.
SCHEME.
I :i, MM
I io,oo
I , . 0 000
1 3,500
l v...oo
1 y.-.'o
5 y.ooo
20 i.ooo
20 500
20 jbo
40 ..00
ri a on
Tfo 80
50 70
55 . 60
110 50
110 40
2,56 20
I (i,:i35 0
19,5y" airioniiliiio to $U0U 080
Wholes 1 10, lfal.es 4 ft. Quarters $2 50.'
A l'en.fiete of a IWksgs of 26 Tickets will be
-cut f.r $ 20 shares in proportion.
s - .
cVrw J rM-y Mate LolK-ry.
Fur Ihe btuefii of ihe socieiy for the encoursgemsnt
of Useful Manufsciuies ,
C ass 60. f .r 1845 to he drawn st Jersey City,
(N.J ) nn Monday. July 7th. IH46.
7sJ Numbers 12 Drawn Ballots
J. U. GREOOUY Sc. Co., Managers.
120,000
6.000
3.000
2 000
1.493
20 000
101X10
9.000
10.000
10,000
5.500
2.640
i.980
U20
1,960
128.700
$3,ono
i o,ooo
5.000
3,500
2,500
2 20
10,000
20,000
10,000
8.000
12,000
10,8110
5,500
4,400
3,850
3.300
. 5,500
4,400
81 700
163.350
(SCHEME.
1 Prize of 20.IMK) Dollara is
1 0.000
1 3,000
1 2.000
I 1.493
20 1,000
' 20 500
30 300
40 250
W) 200
63 100
63 40
66 80
68 20
132 13
4.026 10
25.740 6
30.31(4 Prizes, amounting to 8273J17S
Wholes. fS Halves. $2 50 Quarters, $1 jy
A Ortiticsie of Package of 26 Tickets svtll be
sent for i6i e-hsres In proporiioft.
It will be observed thai the price , r Ctrl' Keats
ol a I'.iCKSge of I ickets is the s mount ef risk min
or, in other wonts. Ihe differ. nee between the rosi of
sands who have been restored from a ted tfaie.kness ' " Parksse and ihe hurtsl areount it tin Dossil.lv
by theit u.-v, wl.en every other nwlsaf 7ia proved ir"- When PsckALva are .misted ihe sonou iit of
estirely unavailing. These cases are coiitimMtlly- ''' wi'y has u be aenC Vi bA single Tickets are
o-cnrring in this eity. and in every part oj Ihe 6rderdUhe wh4r sum must be era fesed . '
JJnion Get Brandreth's Pi'ls if you are not per. - Alt nney-leitsrs in.arUblv enfae safe by aaai if
fectly hnlihy.aud Ihey will systore your if medi- addressed l JO-EPil iSOLGbl,
cine can di it; because Ihey sipel these kumers 820 UroadwayrN, Y-
which are the cans of Impurity of the blood, and, t Bsfsmoee Msssrs, 1, Q. Gregory 4 Co.
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