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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-07-26
A CERTIFICATE

From three members Of the MEDICAL PRO.
fESsioN in Germany. ia Europe.
We, the undersigned. practitioners oil
medicine in Germany, are we'll aware,
tina, by our course We may forfeit the
friendship of some Of The faculty, but mol
of lis benevolent members. who are unin.
luenced by selfish mouves. Though we
shall refrain from an expression Of our o.
pinion. either Of the snunlness. or nn-
snundness Of DR. Goelicke' new doctrine,
we are happy TO say that We deem his
Ssnalive too valuable no, to be generally
known: for whs, our eyes behold and our
ears hear. we must believe.
We hereby stale. that when DIR. Louis
0lria Goelicke first came before The Ger.
man public. as the pretended discoverer
Of new doctrine and a new medicine.
we held him in The highest contempt, be-
lieying and openly pronouncing him 10
be base impostor aud the prince oi
quacks. But. ON hearing so much said
about the Sana,ive. against and for IL, we
were induced, from natives OF curiosity
merely. TO make trial Of lis reputed virtues
upon number Of our most hopeless
patients; and we now deem il our bounien
duty (even at The expense of our self in
ieresl publicly 10 acknowledge lis mighty
efficacy. ia curing not only consumption.
but other fearful maladies, which we have
heretofore believed incurable. Our con-
temp, foe the discoverer Of this medicine
was a, once swallowed up in our utter
astanishment NJ these unexpected results;
and as amends Cor our abuse of him. We
do frankly confess TO The world, that we
believe him philan,hropisi. who does
honor to the profession aud TO our coun.
try, which gave him birth.
The recent adoption If this medicine
in,o some Of our European Hospitals is a
sufficient guaranty tina, II perfnrms all its
promises. |, needed not our testimony
for wherever il is used. i, IS lis own bes
witness. HERMAN ETMULLER. NJ. ID.
WALTER VAN GAuLr, NJ. d.
ADoLpHus WERNER, NJ. ID.
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Tessinosy No. !. n
A Irsser ffnna N. 3. sksTwssS. eco IN rtrk.
Z 7 4 q Z I

Dr.. %. s. Relriand.--sir: AboUi he
micdle nf July lssl. aeridenily noiicrd
in . newspaper the advrrfisfErni 81 the
MsleLless Ssnaiise. Cor whirh pfFcris-
ed you uere agent. and xkich pfnlrsstd 10
be sovereign rrmsdy fur Consumption.
As my vile nas thrn fast ~ssiing
away with lhis dreadful disaasf. ard 40
nur family phy sirisn wss daily and snx-
iously shdesvorine 10 restore her 10 health
without snrsrss. ] stepped over % his
house. and asked him IL he had any rt-
iseiions Io her lskirg hi. mrdirine. lie
replied. that .. he sas perfectly Willing
Mrs. SIIerw 0od should take that or any
other medicine she might ehoose. bot be
ihanehI 10 could da her no good. 40 ksr
Ilngs lrere rapidly consuIHing and no
huinan means could sGre her." snll 40
q drou nire person will catch ~ straw,
and The SanaIise being RECOMMENDED by
three physicians = I'm had rsed q IN their
practice, she eoneIudrd 10 give 10 Trial.
I cent and purchased Q vial. uhieh she
commenced iakirg three times day,
giving free indulgence 20 her appetite
sce0rding 10 the directions. by Pursn-
ing this course. ske suffered considerably
for The first sigh or fen dgys. but Was
shortly sble Io eat and drink freely, with
out the least Inconvenience.
Within fnur weeks from her hrsi using
the medicine. her feeble and wasted frame
began To put an new strength. and she has
been gaining frum day 10 day until The
present mnmrni. 10 the utter ssIonish-
men, Of our family physician and friends.
She 10 now enjoying . comfortable
lihough moi prrfreIl state Of health, 10
able To be about The house and ~ attend
church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself are both full
iy of The opinion. and 90 are oil who know
her remarkable case, that she otres her Life
10 fhs SanafiUs alone; and as there are
probably may eonsumplive persons in the
United States. who have not YET heard Of
this medicine. measures ought speedily
to be adopted 10 have il more generally
known.
A number Of persons in this neighbour.
hood, understand, are taking 10 for other
serious complaints, with very great benz
eff. Think of going 20 the South, with
my family. sometime this fall. and in case
do. will proclaim the virtues Of the
Sanaiive in tina, quarter: for although
some Of the physicians here are actively
opposed 10 il, do sincerely believe il sa-
we'd nv wife from an opening grave.
II YOU think this letter will serve the
public good. you are al liberty 10 publish
! il. Respectfully. &c.
H.F. SHnRwoos.
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G0EI.IcKE'S
Matchiess SanaiiYe,

il obtained equally from the vegeIabie, animal
and mineral kingdoms. and thus possrsses q
three lnld power; aad though dssigntd a. . re-
medy f1r Consumption sIleiy. u P.ssessed &C .
mysterious influence over ,aapy diseases Of the
human system--is . medicine which begins a.
be valued by Physicians. WHO are daily Nit
messing its astonishing cures &c many whom,
they had resigned 10 tue grasp 81 the insalia
bic Grave.
DOSE Of The Sanaiive, f,,r adults, one
drop; far children. . half drop: end lof infants,
\ qdarter drops the directions explain the man.
ner at taking half or qaarter drop.
f7ICE-Three and one third rix dol.
lais iss soy per half ounce.
All persons who live in unhealihey climates,
whether hot or cold oil operatives and Others
connected with manufactures, aud oil who lead
sedeniary aud Inactive hives. are exposed Co va
riaus IGsIdious nsiadies. witch may be silent.
~ preying upon their constitutions while their
e.untenances wear the glow Of health, and
While they " suspect M danger nigh -maladie,
whish an occasional use of the Sanatiye wouir
check in the bud.
The patient, while nsiae the medicine. SHOULD
cat aad drink l,n kind. not qlantItyl wiIateyei
the APPETITE dictates, and not be compelled
to force down, agaiRsi % .fDs. every mtdle,
whirh the tendrrcst friends aud kindest nuiseI
Gfien mp'udcntly recommend. NATURE Is
nuiu6iu,. :. " : p : = s.IAN. lthe doctor att
nurse only her servants); and IL W. wal'd pi....
by her advice. we musi adhere strictly 10 her
inisIIib'e recipe. if she order ff the patient
water, porter. or hoek. obey her; il she direct
fish. fowl, eggs. or beef steak. regard her vOie.
IN other words, The patient shonld est and
drink whatever his appetite erarss, nut forge,
inr Co be " temperate IL oil things"
In burning feyefs. mock not the patient,
instructive call for eo"linp drink by simply
Inoisieninf % his patched lips; but place By
his bedside vessel of water, put into his hands
cup. and let him stake his thirst at pleasure.
This is reason this is common sense; this il
nature.
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MaTCuLEsS SANATlvE.

DAVID 5, ROWLAND, the General Am"r,
can Agea, far this mi:h'y ei,c,ne uayrn,ed
by the i'm noriai Gne',cks NJ tsrfmany,l has
great pleasure in Publishing the to:"~,ng hr.h
ly i'npartaN e,sar irnM Respectable cra,ie
man IN New fnrs, waich he has received, with
maay o,sers af a s,mar chIrar'"r - isn vrrv
Interesting iatelhgeac" from severa! uf his
gents, az witt be seen beiow-w hich, Together
with the certificate from thrcs eminent German
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II must be gratifying 10 he friends Of
Gen. Scott 10 6ud. hist even in the - lan-
Eelless regions" Of he South. and in Ihe
ungraeiOus service in Hhieh he 10 sngsg.
ed. they ran approve of The following Just
tribute Of the New York American.
"lfsny Ihins can siUne for The violation
Of nslinnsl failk-ifsny thing can pslliale
the iniusIiee NJ removing. BY farce 81
anna. an unofending. and. comparatively.
a civilized people. from their native homes
20 distant and bsrbsrous region. II il 10 be
found. partly in The compensation Offered
BY the remosing power. but mostly in the
waichful solieisuds. and guarding huma-
niiy, By which The act MAS see0mPs-
MED.
mo laurel which Scott has acquired
will live So long, or blnom 50 freshly
round hIs brow. ~ that which he has
gathered IN the bloodIess fields of Ihe
Cherokee country. lie has. in the dis
charge 0l The ungraIelul duty Imposed
upon him. gained by his vigilance. hu.
mainly. and address, immortal honor.
"The heroism Of the 50 nrd belongs "a
many--Io none mare eInphalically Than
TO Scott; but courageous. enlightened.
and seIi-drnying humanity. is higher
q tribute. aud belongs to but few. Hap
PLY f"r the chsr"kees. and happily too.
Er the h"nor Of his country, in the cha
raeIer Of Scott they have been found
united"
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WAR. wARu wAR,,,
s4 BETWEEN
" Physlc ins and the Mafchiess Sanaffx. }

"Physlcins and the Matches sanatIve.r
l. Why are some Of the American Physici.n.
making such strong efints 60 PUT DOW lhe
Miaiehless Sanstivsl Let the public answer.
=. Why cid the Herman Physicians az f5,st
OPPOSE DR. Goehcke, sad afteru ard. :.
knowledge him TO be q GREAT BENEFAC.
rOR 20 msnkind1 Let the pubic answer.
5. What medicine HAS cured. Is curing. ans
WILL cure obstinate diseases which The phy.
s'c,ans CANNOT cuf.7 Let facts snswes.
what Mud 81 apple trees are STONED
and CLUBBEDf Let farmers snswer.
5. Why are physicians eoastanflv PITT
ING the Sanatye and saysnr nothsnr .r,;r..
OTHER med'cinesi Lea their day hoeh ~.
swer -ns
8. How did Dr.. Adams aftcmpt 10 eonv;.es
Nh. Webster, who had bouyh, phial of m. G.
native for member uf Ri, family. ,hs, :, -.
DANGEROUS medicint1 let one ~ ~ a. :
ly papers answer. "Ehe recent erne,;r,.n,
which Dr.. Adams tried with The Ma,chIess So
native. 10 giving large dose /. q dcg. WIN.
orr ELL NC nIA. clearly proves thai The Ssns.
tive was maize to CURE and MOI 10 Kill.
Why do some physicians SECRET
buy the snnative and MIX il With ,hc;, =.
medicines. which they use On their daily ma.
,,..i ANSWER that they may have The cRE.
DIT nf the CURES.
,. Why Is sttk young man helone inr On an.
otthe firsi families ~ BastoB. now osin, m. g.
native wnh"at letting the sttenslinp M 80. !.
kSo" hl The recovery OF his NE sLTH will
shortly a. swrr.
Why are physicians tsyire IA ne,.,.s.
asenis I" give up SELLING the ssna,,v,5 A.
s~er~ they Know, u u should he for sale in ,x =,
cry town 10 America. they wou d be ,,hl,.sa ,o
'es"r, 10 SOME orHER BUSINESS ., sl.s
SraRsE VI e'se
10. Why will the Matches ssrs,;ve .o,,
be the ONLY medicine used ,hropphou, ,hs
w"rldl LIT PHYSICIANS answer. W."
u Why dd cenain physician try 10 HIRE
an Editor at per go write apa;n., ,hs S.n.
atisef Let his CONSCIENCE answer.
The above precious medicine t,he o,;s;r,,
discovery OF DR.. LOFTS o. GUELIcKs. a
Germany.) Is Tor sale, wholesale ana ,e,s;i ;r
Boston. by ID. S. ROWLAND. General Ams,i.
can aee"t f"r the dissoyerer. " here numerou.
letters certifying the coed Effects OF the ms di.
cine may be seen.
Al" far sale BY retail, in mos, Of The towns
| ~ AmcFIra.
= IL places where there is no Agent, the
Postmaster ar any Storekeeper " ho shalt rite
I" she General Agent al Boston. viii immedi.
'te'y be appointed an A2ent.
CAB. B. LEA, .9gt'i,
Ifeasnat Grove, OrsNg a. C.
Ms' s2' S. r
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s3s.4Is,OGI 81

We observe that Congress has appro-
priaied twenty thousand dollars for con.
Iinuing the Improvements upon the :aW
Fear river. The channel has slready
been deepened three feet. and is nav
much wider and straighIer than II was
before governmd nj commenced lis Ope-
taiiuns. Twelve feet may now be
brought orrr the Smallest place IN the
channel. and we see no reason If three
:-v; have been gained ahy the depth may
n"t Ia increased. all mtinitmn. We are
assured. too. by the Engineer who hiss
The II'eI in charge. that By blasting the
rock which forms the New Inlet bar any
'lraughI Of ~aIer NIGH, be obtained.
~ RminglOn .7,iv.
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MATrAMusKEEr LAKE.

Ssme persons appear 10 suppose that
ihe drainage Of lhis Lake was under the
central "f.,hr rnmm,ssinnrrs af cnmmnn
fehaals. aud that the nancy apprnpTiai-
ed has been expended wilhou, any pub
lie benrfi'. The act 0f The legislature
upon this subject. was passed before the
general act relating TO tie swamp lands,
and The commissioners appointed are d.f-
lrrenl persons from the commissioners 0l
rummon scha"is. A. 60 tie progress of
the work. aud The larnbable benefits 10 the
pubic. we are graiilird in being able Ia
Law brlnre nur readers the failawing GER
,iieas Of highly respectable eiuzen Of
lis ruuniy:
Sa'eneai IF isaiah N. Spearn.
am a native ri Hyde county, aud re.
moved from there 10 Orange county in
Tie winter III 1897. ] have also visited
the county the last spring. aud have seen
the canal cut hy the commissioners, IN.
der the appropriation rs The General As.
ssmbly nl 5000 for draining Mailamu'-
keei Like, Al that lime The whole ..
mount of the appropriation was not ex.
pended, the wafer. however. had sunk
two feet, and the mud shnal Il Ife Iffsssisi-
ii the canal mentioned as an obstruction
10 The draining. lad been removed hy
the a"w Of the water through the eal..l.
was informed by one Of the Commis.
tiunsrs. that they are now engaged 10 re-
moving stosl Al the head Of the canal.
by which the water will he lowered much
more. II reduced one faot more. (which
M one doubts il wllI be, Who is Al al ac-
quaiuled with the sEhjrcI,) IL will reclaim
lram FIVE 90 ten ihausand acres ri land
belonging 10 the stale. Already ! should
Judge. two thirds Of lhsl amount uf public
land has been reriaimed. A considers.
bic quantity al land held BY individuals.
will also be drained by the same work.
but how much am unable 10 ascertain.
nave 40 dnuh, this appropriation viii
he of great be'ali, 20 the state. mol only
in retaining public land. as stated, hut
IN the increased tax paid by individuals
Tor their land. What was formerly as
sessed fpr taxation q, 25 Gents per acre.
i now given in 81 from % 10 so per
acre. II thus appears that The drsinage
ii this lake will be beneficial 10 individu-
ale, as well as 10 the state; bu, il have
ever been understood 60 assert that twas
designed fnr The benefit az individuals
nr, or that il will not prove Of The
greatest advantage TO the stale, have
been altogether misunderstood. | never
entertained surh an opininn. and could
never have intended, therefore, TO convey
IL 10 others.
ISAIAH III. SPENCER.
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SIlPREME CnIlRT-

Rufin, e. ] delivered the opinion ol
the Court, in the case Of McRae's sdmi.
nis,ra,urs. frnm Montgomery, affirming
the judemrn, bslnw.
Als". IN State q. Smith. from Rucking.
han. affirming the judgment below.
Daniel, J. delivered the opinion nf the
Court. in the case of PhiPps .. Garland,
from ianry. ordering new trial.
Alsn. in Smiihermon 81 al. . Smith
81 al from Alo"re. ordering new trial.
Also. in State o. Jones. irnm Chowan,
affirming the judgment below.
Also, IN State .. Morrison. from Cum
herland, reversing The judgment below.
Aisn. IN the case Of the l.cga,ers .. the
personal Representatives OF Mathews,
from PasquOlank, affirming the judgment
below.
Castor. J. delivered the opinion Of the
cnuri. in the case of State .. Robinson
ef al. from Lincoln, ordering new uisl.
Also, in Governor. 10 use of White.
adm'r. . Miller d al. from Randolph, re-
versing the judgment below.
/ Also, in Doe tr dem. Miller et al. O..
Twi,y. from Rutherford. affirming the
judgment below.
Also. in State .. jolly, from Martin,
directing ueaire dc noro.
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Coming righ.--'rhree years ago. the
IsT.ss Sssa GaSalic. were il Che
habI, of bringing from the North an inn
mense quantity of Cotton Yarns, general.
~ al a wretclied quality, upon which the
consumer paid nut only all the charges
"f double transportation To aud from
the N"rih. but a heavy profit to the
Northern Manufacturer. since that time.
The numerous Factories put in operation,
IN this state. have no, only stopped the
importation of Yarns, but praduced a
surplus for exporta,Ion. We have here.
t"lnre nolicrd the shipment of yarns from
Factory ia this place; aud IN Saturday
Las, there arrived hire 10000 lbs. from
one establishment in the interim. an il.
way To tina. great mart where all things
find their value aud ready sale, New
york. The period cannot be distant.
when the entire demand fnr cniton cloths,
as well as yarns. in North Carolina, viii
be supplied by Nnrlh Carolina industry.
-Nuihing could contribute more To the
independence and prosperity Of the stale.
There is no business. which, well con-
Quoted. yields better return than The
cntnH manufacture, aud no place b, tier
adapted for lis success Than Fayetteville.
On the same day. there arrived here,
also. between six and seven tons nl Cop.
per Ore, from Guilford--in wagons, for
wan, oi better conveyance.
Fayetteville Observer.
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appropriations By Coagrsa-T'he
Clerk Il The House nf Representative
has published an rfirisl list Of all the
appropriations made BY Congress 81 Ire
late and Extra Sessions. making . total
'oi s3s.4l3.064 81. The list oeru2ies
nearly Ten columns Of The Natural Incl
l'geneer. but is summed up in the follow
Ia
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GOELICkEs
Matches SanatiFe.

slsO LOUIS UFFe.H COELIckE, a. D. o.
= 6sraaay lkaraP~, heiongs ms lmpssish-
ale haaor q ad0las san snc FnEeasrs doc
trias u The sei<ses 81 Aiedieias-a coslrins
nhieh. IhouRh t-hemenfly opposed ~ so@s 81
The faeulty. lsf alsirh be 10 q Fslsaaie mem
sersl be proves 60 BE ss wsil fsanced n tfuiL
- sny d.eiFine ~ Hoiy n mt Q d.earine, up
~ The FeEiiy Il which are suspended the lives
u malil0as 81 cur Eare, aad whieh he boldly
challenges has oppasers % Fsfnt~. VA. Csmsnmp-
fisa 70 aissass aiwsss seeasisasd n sissrdsIta
slsfs II Fis Via Ter Lifs fEiasirlsl sf tks knmsn
bsAs: t[Je efisn ssertsly luTkiaE n IAs sysfsz
r ssass b.fsrs fksEs 10 fAs lsssf esylsinf 81 iks
Lsngs~Ei-sAd wAisA msy De- a. ssrlsfnly
ihsasA atf segHirkly snEsd, a. Q esmmsH rsls o.
simpls ksadseAs. An Iasa.uably prteious doc
time this, as IL impssIs an Important lesson o.
the apparently hsalfky Of both sexes, teaching
them that tins insadI0ss Zoe may be 40 unOb
served inmate az their " elayey houses" eyrn
shIle they imagine themselves sse1Te from 10
attacks; teaching them that the great secret ia
the ART uf preserving health 10 20 pluck aul Ihs
disease while IN the blade, and not saIl lIll tie
full grown ear.
This illuslrious benefsieor Of msn 10 also en-
titled 20 the nnfrigaed gratitude sf the world,
for the invention 81 has
MATcHLEsS SaNATIvE.
whose healing iisi may j1sl'y claim for il such
title. since % has ." slRnally ITigmPhsd OSsT
our great common ensmy.
CONSUMPTION.
both in the first and last sIsgss--a medieine
which ha. osourhly filed tie vacuum in the
Masesia Mrdica. and th-r-hy proved itself the
cONQUER0R OF PHYSICIANS:
. medirine. lof which all mshkina Wall have
abundant cause 20 bless the bent 6csbt hand 4
. Kind Pr"yldehee-a medicine. shase wen.
dsrous virtues have heen 30 Rlowlngiy portray
ed even by some II our clergy. IN their pastoral
visits 10 The sick chamber; by which means
they often become ihe happy Instruments oi
changing dsspnndsaey into h"pe, sickness into
health, aud iadness u ffi-nds into i .ylulnets
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Among the appropriations made by
Congress 10 The Harbour bill. are, $40. O0O
fur the Cape Fear River below Whining.
ton; $4,000 FOR Tar River. below Wash.
mgion; and s25, 900 Tor opening passage
so yards vide and ! feet deep between
the town of i,eaulor, and Pamlico Sound
aud for Improving New River.
Fayeffe. Observer.
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ISAIAH II. SPENCER.
July so,h, 1883
DRAINING THE SWAMP LANDS.

DRAINING THE SWAMP LANDS.
This subjrc, has excited some interest
among the people 81 this county. and we
have therefore deemed il proper more
particularly III lay before Them such in.
l"rma,iun as we possess in relation TO il.
The aci nf the General Assembly gives
II the fund for common schools the whole
oI the public swamp lands, comprising
one m,lllon aud half uf acres. together
with one million Of dollars in stocks Of
the Bank nf the Site ol North Csrulns,
and "f the Rank of Cape Fear. The 5lh
section uf tie act empowers the Gnvef-
n"r and Commissioners uf the SchoDl
Fund "io cause SO much Of the swamp
lands To he surveyed as they may think
rapable Of being reclaimed; and after said
lin!s. or any part thereof. shall be sur
veyrd. TO cnu,rarl With one or more per-
s"ns 10 construct canals. bitches. aud OH
rr works necessary ln the purpose Of re-
claiming said lands, upon such terms and
condiliuns as may be prescribed by the
sad corporation. the contractors in each
case giving bnnd," SC. The act further
provides. that individuals whose lands
may be drained by such works. shall pay
i"r the SINE to The state in proportion To
the benefits they receive; and by the 18th
sectlnn, twn hundred thousand dollars is
appropriated, aud the commissioners have
power 10 exptnd sn murh thereof in re-
CLAIMING The swamp lands as can be be-
hedrillIy applied To that Object; and il the
s''p" shall no. he Immediately required,
saI.l b. loaned al interest on q short
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RemoraiefMe Charlottesville Ca
ralina Gazette" states that these Indians
viii be remnved without, any difficulty.
They are slresdy collected. aud will take
up The line of march On the first Of Sep
,ember The Georgia portion have al
ready commented their journey 10 the
West. Several companies of The militia
have been discharged, aud the remaining
companies from this stale " i'll be dismiss.
ed IN few days.
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The Pennsy lrania United States Bank
will. in short time. establish Branch
In New York. under the general banking
law. The business is TO be done by j
President aud Cashier.
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MARRIED,

In this county. in The Society If
Friends. an The 2G.h Of the 7th month.
WILLIAM STouT. son Of Thos. Stout of
Chatham. to PHEnE ALLEN. daughter Of
DIR. Solomon Allen.
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In the list OF Factories in this State,
which we copied las. week from The Fay
eueville Observer. the following should
should have been included:
IL. The Cane Creek Factory, in Chat
ham county. owned by company, which
has been in operation for year or two.
ID. The Allemanre Factory, in Orange
county. owned b. Messrs. Holt & CARR
On.
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We learn iha, an impression pretty ge-
nerally exists tia. the law lately passed
by Congress lorbids the passage BY indi.
vi,luals Of old notes Of the Bank Of the
Unised States. rhisis not The fact. The
law only fnrbids officers aud agents Of the
hank itself from reissuing those mites.
As originally reportcd in The Senate. i.
embraced al persons whatever: bur the
revolving aud ahominable feature Of the
bill which proposed the infection Of pc
nifentiarg Punishment for circulaiing
good money was entirely too /" democra-
tic" even for 1.-THE pariy;" and j, was
stricken out. National kteligeaeer.
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recri'sd and aerspisl iron de GoreTn-
meat nf Texas. he appointment Of Minis
ieF PleniPoIenlisEy 10 The GOEeFnmeni Of
he Unilsd STAIRS. The az. n 10 said.
vas tommiEled with much delihsraiion.
Mr. g. VAS . naiire Of Kentucky.
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s.. DeEsmbargadar z. r. Franra Vas
On MoRdAy manning presented BY Ihe
Secretary 81 Stare % Ihe President. and
delivered his lr1lsr areTediling him As The
Minister resident Of The Empire af Brazil
near The United States. Globe.