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VERY CHEAP!.
WYE are aew rsceissag from New fosk and
" PallatslFhia. ; hsadsens asssstmeat q
Spring and Summer
GOODS,
which hars besa bosshs cheap. an 81 b
sola cheap.
This plrrhas. sas sol naals D. eFaes. bsl
~ one of The ssbseFiberss &c therefore lhihk
ss are abe - sAsa . sleSk thai masi please
aar iTiends and customers wishing 20 treat
themselves 10 Ssmmer supply.
ouR STOCK COMPRISES.
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS.
do. %. Blue DO.
D.. %. Invisible Green, DO.
Dn. ttfep beass fSlMAEN Ii.VAalos
DO. Ermineis.
Fancy Cassimerss, Sslineis.
Cadet james. Kentucky James.
Silk. Satin. Cashmere. rrSr,xcS
and Marseilles.
Printed Llwn, Jaekonel and French Ms,
lin.
chslvys. plain and striped Bingham.
Figured. striped and plain Light Silks.
Black and blne-blaek Bombszines.
French. English and American Prints.
Plain and Cheguered Muslin.
Long LAM. Hem stitch and Linen Can.
brio Hsndkerchirfs.
Danissk and Bird eve Diaper.
Irish and Brown Linens.
Brown Holland. and Linen Dnllings.
Georgia MAXIM. Cadet Cassimsrss.
Worked Collars. Edgings and Inserlings.
Florence and Straw Braid Bnnnets.
Hoods. Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons. &c.
ALSO,
Beaver Fur, Brush, I.eghorn and Palm
leaf HATS.
Gen,lemeh's Shoes. Boots. Pumps aud
Slippers.
Ladies' Black AMI Coloured slippers.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Glass. Qleenswsre. Croekery, aud Stone
Ware.
Hardware and CUTLERY.
Chocolate, Mace, Cloves.
M"lasses. Loai and Brown Sugar.
Black and Green Teas.
Powder. SHIT. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead and otheT Paints. &c. &r.
PARKER & NELSON.
April % 70
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Orange County.
. In Equily--March Term. 1871.
sSaihaaiel W. arlington AID teift,
against -
UuTeH .Daagaal aud OILERS.


DHeH .DangGal aud oiksfs.
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Ctnsl
that Durcll Mln2urn, Jpmts Adams aud
Clary his wife, and Arthur Maneun. defend
i"ts IN this case, reside b, yonsl the limits 81
'h's state; II is therefore ordered that publica.
ton be made ia tho uillsborough Recorder f.r
SIX weeks excessively. thai. no .ess tie said
defendants appear al Tie mex, term or Ills
Court, 10 be held Cor tile county of Orange. in
tho court house in IIilisborougl. IN the 81 eosJ
Monday Of September neat, and plead answer
Or demur, this case will be sci down for hear
ing and heard OK parte.
Witness, James w NIB, Clerk and Master Of
our said Cont Of Equity, the second aionday
Il March, 1871 - -. =
JAMES WEBB. c. & NJ
Price ADV. IS 90. g.
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FEMALE SCHOOL,
IN Hillsborough, n. c

SnlaE ensmiag Ressian oT AR. a Nrs. BUR-
WELLS SCHOOL, 9al eommeAee %
Maaday. the lish II Juas
The vacations Eili herssfleT take place IL
The spring sal fall, IN order - seeanmeaais
pupils from the loo eountFy. who had Il tesl
10 visit hor,e u Ih0se seaslns
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Buffalo Springs,
InHecklenburgC County, Va,

NmhCCkkcnbur 1OuMts. Va.
Eighs miles srssf q CLarksrilLS.
THE Subscribers having become the
owners Of this Property, are extend
5ng iheir means Of accommodation, and
expect. BY the opening Of The Season, 10
be abba 20 afford comfortable enIsrIsin-
ment 10 Iwo hundred aud fifty or three
hundred visitors. Their ssbins are well
finished, airy and somforlsbls--lheir
Stables good. with . pump Of excellent
waisr In the yard. Their Bar shall be
furnished with The best Wines AMI Ii
suors that can be procured. aud their la
bic with the bss, supplies the country will
afford. A band Of good Music will be al.
WARS 10 sitsndanee; IN fact. they intend
90 spare neither trouble or expense in
their efforts 10 render this establishment
pleasant and fashionable resort Tor both
the shabby and the sick.
As 60 the medicinal properties OF The
BUFFALO WATERS,
iimighl be sufficient 10 refer 10 The subjoin.
ed staiemsnis Of Doctors Harris and Vena.
bic. two gentlemen Of di.tinclion in their
pSeiession. and well acquainted with the
properties aud effect OF the waters 10 ell
diseases. But as evidence Of their Ami
Billions effect. the subscriber, David Shell
ton. will state fact as coming within his
own knowledge, TO vii: That for The last
80 years. families (ofisn large) have resid.
I'D ~ The Buffalo Springs. and Tia, no in
stance Of Bilious or Ague and Fever ever
oecalred in family residing there; snfso
eon6deni are the owners Of the sose-
tsignty OF this water 10 Ague and Fever,
and in 80 many instances have they vii.
messed cures generally in few days.
without ever knowing j. 10 fail in sin |
gle ias,snes, tina. hey say 10 any person
Who will bring en- Ague and Fever 10 But. |
falo Springs. lha, if il don't cure, hal be
shall pay nothing for board. They might
say much more Of the efficacy Of these
waters 10 many other diseases, but they |
will only refer 10 The certificates Of Doc
sors Harris and Vensble.
DAVID SHELTON,
sDril. ,su. GLEN. R. KENYON.
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9TRAYED from the subssFihsT about the
- last Of OrlSber. one small whits Sow, one
large spstted son. tuo spotted Shoais. and
Ioae shlie Shoai, TIE marks are. crop and
two slsis and undeF-bii on the len ear. and ;
siit and underbii % The right Satisfaction
will be given 10 any one who may take them
MARY WHITE.
Mar Is. IL
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Wanted,

4 N exchange for Dry Goods-BEES
WAX, TALLOW, FEATHERS,
and FLAXSEED.
JAMES WEBB. Jr. & 10.
December 10. !,
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Just Received and for sale

just Received and for sale,
nR. PETERS AMI Bilious Pills.
~ DIR. BvrkwIih's Ami Dyspeptie Pills.
DIR. Phelps Anti Bilious Tomato Pills.
DR.. shsrmsn's Cough Lozenges.
DR.. Shsrmsn's Worm I.ozenees. *..:
DIR. Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, FOR
pains IN back and breast. 81. 4
Dr. X. s. Bsrnard's ChuIera Syrup.
w. w. Grsy's Invaluable Ointment.
Harrison's Specific Ointment.
IT. Also. BACON. MEAL e. FLOUR.
A. PARKS.
way .. IL
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REFERENCES.
Hsn. f, Mash. D
d.. Jaa.ss Webb, lIillsborovsh.
John ". Norwood,
Rev. ID Lacy. Raseash.
Mr. J.'ha ". Roberts,
air. Allied liAIrh, -.
VI, Ssml Simpson, He""'
Mr. Robert PRIMROSE, }
Mr. mehard Washington. wsysesbofouga.
Rev. T. Nash, l.Ineo, HIos.
Rev Alexander Mi!sgn. ID. D., Greensboro
or The Star. STANDARD AMI Register, IA
leiga. AeMbeEn Spectator and Wilmington Ad
Feriiser. will insert once week Coz six weeks
May 10. rs
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Gen,lsmen's Boots, frat quality.
do. do. second do.
DO. Shoes, FIRST quality.
do. DO. second do.
DO. DO. third DO.
DO. Pumps-vsrious qualities.
DO. Cater ShOeiess.
DO. Pump Shoelsss.
DO. Slippers. ...
Boys Shoes--various qualities. d..
Do. Pumps aud Slippers. ..
Ladies Philalelphia black KID Slippers.
Do. do. colored do.
DO Morocco Slippsrs-lhick & thin
soled.
10. Seal.skin Shoes and Slippers.
Do. Leather Shoes and Shuelees.
Misses Philsdrlphia Morocco Slips
thick and Thin solsd.
Do. Colorsd Slippars--sarious pat
terms and qualHiss.
DO. Morocco and Leather Shoelees.
Do. Low Shoes.
Children's Shoes, Of almost every size
and quality.
07 In addition 10 the above, he has receiv-
ed IRON the North his mate rials Tor manufac-
luringi and, having first rate wnrkmen in his
employ, is prepared 10 execute all orders in
his line with neatness and despatch.
The subscriber would respectfully return his
thanks 10 the public foT the very liberal pat.
ronsga he has received at iheIr haajs; aaJ
PROMISES thai no pains will be spared in the
future to give satisfaction
WM. II. BROWN.
April.29. 10
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Rariag praciieed Medicine 10 the neighbor-
hood Of ihs BsGaio Mineral spring COT ;he iast
twelve years. I have had iTeqaent oppoTiunl
Lies OF testing the efficacy Of The water in va.
rious diseases. As O tonic and dIureiic, u .
-~nol very Ear. If az all, surpassed by any water
in ihe United States. Its sclion on the Kid
news IL prompt and powerful. II is also sudo-s
FiGc and slightly aperient. These medicinal
properties combined, render il useful in all
Dfopslcal Affections, YisceTal Instructions,
particularly Of the Liver and Spleen, Gu
tansous Diseases, Dyspepsy, convalescencs
from Fever, Derangement Of the SecTetlg Or
gans. Intermitieni Fever. and Female Com
plants. Ia all chronic diseases in which the
digestive orgsns are implicated, as cause or
effect, this water acts with the happitst rt.
suits. In Fever and Ague aud pro,racltd Re-
inIiiert Fever, Il rarely. II ever, lais to afJid
pssmansnt relief
- Viewed in reference to IFS peculiar action on
Abe Kidncys il may be regarded as powerful
remedy 10 all the chronic diseases Of thUse Or
eans, as likewise those Uf the Bladder and its
APPENDICES. AZ a remedy in chronic female
complaints il is no lees worthy Of public cor.
Gdsnce- and will here remark, that loug ex-
perieoce has taught me, that in the catalogue
.cf human ills, there 10 no class Of diseases
more perp'cxinc 10 The physician than these
obstinate aud painful affections The important
organ peculiar 10 the ser, when in a stale uf de
yangemcnt, eKerts aa influence which, il not
Ilmeiy sTresisd BY proper treatment, involves
gery often, ~ O3e common ruin, both The mInd
andlbe body Of the la iess sufferer. IL Is need
less here 10 FnlmeIate these diseases; suffice
"a 10 say thai there Is scarcely oae. depending
pa fractional arrangement or lIsiOn Of lie
.gfgan referred 10. Iaai IL aol either permanent
iy cured Or rnt;igatsd by the use OF this water
fbr g mopth or two. The determiE al ion Of flI-
Fds TO the region Oi The pelyis cons, qusni on
jis nse, renders it q prompt, Iaild aud EIicient
emmiaagO sue remedy IN youthful females. It's
powers ale eq Ially cons pleuoUs 10 removing
those diseases Of The other sex, acquired by
hahits Of dissipation and debauchery. The
bret eject produced on strangers by drinking
the water is \ slight giddlness oC The head,
.Elleb scop passes ~. and is followed by an
increase OF appetite, heal;hful glow on the
surtaee, exhileraiisn Of spirits, aud pleasing
consciousness u new life and VigoT infused in
20 every organ 81 the body.
s.H. HARRIS.
GAINESVILLE. Va. April 81, Is4I.
have for several years been attending 10
tae ef5oets Of the waters of the Buffalo Mineral
Spring, and can readily subscribe to the above
recommendation, and would, in addition, re.
marx, that after having nnticed :he effects al
most Of the tonic waters OF the United States,
4 have no hesitation IN pronouncing il alto
ssIker the safesi. ,
Blue Stone April p. 1871.
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Cabinet-Making.

Misunderstanding.
spHE subscriber, grateful for the patronage
- heretofore received, would respectfully
inform HE fiiends aud the public generally.
that he has newly fitted up his establishment,
with great many eonycmenccs. that will en-,
able him TO execute work IN o superior style
and with more expedition than heretofore; ~ d
lac now offers his services To the public, with
the determination that no pains shall be spar
cd to give general satisfaction.
FURNITURE,
Of all kinds. will be made IN the Beaiesi style,
or .Eaacgany, It'alisRf, and 0ihsr pre-
csSas usc0c.
lie will endeavos h. keep on hand an assor,
ment VI Furniture, among which will be BED.
SfEtDS Of the cheapest and best quality.
with stains Of the most durable eolofs, 10 iui
tatIon Of Mahogany. Rosewood. OF SaHnwo"d
Persons wishing TO buy, will do well 10 call,
as they will be sold oa very reasonable terms.
All repairing or vanishing viii be thankful.
W received, and promptly attended 10.
o'ders requiring haste, WI be oxcegkd with
all pJsSlb.e despatch.
HENRY II 5.
Pe5ruary3. s. 3m
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JuntO Academy.

THE exercises o. ihls InS6salon vii
= cl0se on the I5lh of June. and be NJ
sumed again On The I5sh Of July. Terms
"a heretofore.
ID. w. KERR.
Nav "a 7l-3ieow
az TIE Raleigh Slss. Standard. and Reefs
tsE. will pablish thsse times. Oaes 10 t~o
weeks.
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POcket-BOOk Lost.

DsT, on Tuesday tue Alb last. between
IL Zen. TToiinget's aud John Isley' i, d small
leather Pocket Book, containing sixIy t,,fee
dollars % North Carolina money--two $40
bills Of the State Bank. the rest u,os,ly Cane
Fear-and one twenty dollar MIssissit.pi bill.
Among the papers IL note Of hand on Eze.
klel May Tor ten dollars. aud a Peddlipg Ii.
cease for Orange county. A liberal reward
will be given Tor the said pocket book aud i,s
contents, # delivered TO the subscriber, or If
LETT with Mr.. John .. Tarrentine, Or at the
Printing 0fice in lIillsborough.
ADOLPH MARX.
May IL. 72-3wp
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
In Equity--Marrh Term, ls4i.
Petition Of George HeghiasI eHd others,

Ltereiid and .Ii0iiy Farmer.
1T appearing to the satisfaction II the Cout
thai Lnctciia Farmer AID Molly FaIm'''
defendants in tits case, rsside lcyOrd The IT,
iDls It Tins state: II Is therefore urdtnd itas
PubIss,ion be. made Ia lie ullIsborough Ee-
eoTdcr far Elk weeks sutccsi,rly, That uni'si
the sad defendants appear at he n'attt'm' g
Tbs Cont 10 be b, ID Tor tie county Of Jrai &C.,
III ihe roru honse Ia ilil!sboioGgh, on The e.:
'ond Monday IL Sep.emhtI uth', and p.'"a,
answer - dcmur. this cause will be set d""f
tor heariUg AID hcatd * fatie. j,
Nt1ess, James Webb, Cletk and Master -
our sail Com, Of Ega,ty, tic ssco1d MoHd'y
I'll March. IS4I. j. ..a ... .
.e JAMES WEBB, c. e. ~.
Price ADV. SIS 90 G5-
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Board in the mnst respectable families 70
tie Piser. Can be lad a. 80 per month"; In
GLIDING every lhInsil AMI pareais who may
wish - place their daughters BndeF our case,
can hear II places on application O. ~.
81 No araaeson made for aassnee siifF tie pa
Fi IS sa.sTs4 except n eases fPrs.nssiss 81, l.
nEss. r#
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TuEsE Mediciaes are a.
DEBATED loTll.esE nssns ~ thSn
maallesl and srbsib.e aCt1en
~ pasfyine It'd FPEings and
channels Il life, and eneuing
ahean milh Feneme "a iune and
VICES. a. naany LnncEed esr-
lI6ed cases : itch hare becn
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1841-04-15

At a meeting OF the citizens Of Waynes.
boro' and its vicinity convened in the Acade-
my on the 9Th inst, for the purpose of testi-
tying their sorrow at the late melancholy
death of GEN. WILLIAM HENRY liar.
RlSON, on motion, DAVID S. YOUNG, ESQ.
was called to the chair, and J. A. WAppEi,
appointed Secretary. The following pream-
bic and resolutions being read, were unan-
mously adopted:
Whereas it has pleased the all wise Ruler
OF the universe TO remove from the head of
this great nation our venerated and patriotic
Chief, WIN. HENRY HARRISON. late
President of the United States, we have as
sembled for the purpose of expressing our
feelings of sorrow for this great national
calamity, and while we humbly bow with
submission to this affective dispensation,
we will with unwavering confidence, COM
init the destinies ofthis great people into the
hands of him who is liking of Kings, and
Lord Of Lords, -humbly imploring his mer-
cy in behalf of the bereaved family of the
deceased, and mingling our sorrows with
those of our deeply afflicted fellow citizens
throughout this vast republic; Therefore
Resolved, That we view the death of our
late Chief Magistrate, VIM. H. HARRI-
SON, as great national calamity.
Res olved, That as testimonial of our re-
spect to the memory of the deceased Prcsi-
dent, the Rev. Benjamin M. Smith be re-.
specially requested to deliver discourse,
appropriate to the occasion, and as called for
by the event, on next Sabbath, in the
Presby terian church in this place.
Mr.. Smith having promptly consented to
comply with the request in the above resolu-
ton, it was on motion resolved, that the pull
pit be hung with mourning during the servi-
ces.
On motion, Resolved, That these proceed
ings be published in the Stanton Spectator
DAVID S. YOUNG, Charm.
J. ADDISON WADD Ell, Sec'y.
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FOR THE STANTON SPECTATOR.
TO THE VOTERS OF AUGUSTA

Though very humble individual, and par
taking but little in the political exctements
we have lately witnessed through the country
and in our own county, have not remained
wholly ignorant Of what was passing, or en-
tirely Indifferent to the result Of the great con-
test just determined. was, and still am, Of
the. Harrison party, and though opposed to the
administration of Mr.. Van Buren,, am not
aware that my hostility ever extended to him
IndiViduaiiy, or to those who supported him.
L acted from principle believe, and desire
in common with the most of YOU to nromote
the best interests ofmy country, repardless of
men. hope no other feeling has had any in
iuence IN debating the remarks now have
to make. The candidate of nv choice has
been selected by the overwhelming. voice of
the people, and whilst never participated in
that enthusiastic admiration Of the man which
has Characterised the efforts of the people in
his behalf--of that people much wiser than
myself, and on whose judgments it might
seem ought to rely-yet do confde much
IN his integrity & patriotism, and desire for
him fair trial of his policy. Could his op-
ponents desire less! That is an ADVANTAGE
they have eDjoyed4or the last twelve wears,
during almost the whole ofwhich. thew have
had majorities in both branches of CONGRESS-.
All the measures of the administration for that
time have been carried, and NEST of them ef
iectuaily tried. They have proved abortive.
There are very few imagine who will not
admit, that the condition ofthe country is not
now prosperous. The people have said by a
majority 80 strong as to admit 10 doubt of
their sentiments, that this has been OWING IN
the rnal-adminjstration OF the government. and
hey have therefore selected new o0ents 10
,onductii with that purity and wisdom, which !
hsy have 90 recently and 30 deojeiVely deni- !
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Ei,r he ,NnecInior

Capt. Harper-Sir-My attention has been
recently called TO an editorial article in your
valuable paper, dated the LIST inst. censuring
the last Legislature, for not having made tho
necessary appropriation for the completion of
the additional building at the Western Luna
TIC Hospital. The article adds 1--WE think
1t might be plainly shown that far more than
the whole amount of appropriation asked,
would have been saved to the commonwealth
In single year, in the support of Lunatics
who Will now have to be kept in public jails,
by the difference in the cost, and in the cure
OF many of them, who would otherwise re-
main charge through life on the State."-
And again: "ltis really to be lamented that
our Legislators do not inform themselves bet
ter on this subject, so interesting to huinani-
ty, and certainly of no small consequence
regarded even as branch of the public ex-
penditure." Now, Mr.. Editor, whilst re-
greet and condemn the short sighted policy
of the Legislature, in falling to make the APP
preparation of $4,000, to complete the new
building, which is to be receptacle for the
sixty Lunatics, and for whose support s., 1000
had been appropriated, yet l am unwilling
that blame, intended or implied, should at
tach to me as one of the late delegates of this
county, for failure to discharge my duty
1t gives me great pleasure, Mr.. Editor, to in
form the benevolent throughout the good old
county OF Augusta. and throughout the State,
that in the House of Delegates, we obtaiaed
almost all that we asked, making, including
the annuity to the Deaf, Dumb and Blind
Asylum, a fraction over Sid ,OOO--Why was
not $4,000 of the cixty-four thousand given
to the Lunatic Hospital at Stauntona | an.
swer, because the Senate, the coordinate
branch of the Legislature failed to ra,ify what
had been done i'll the lower house. Belev-
ing that some persons might be led into err
ror touching this matter, have thought it
my duty to disabuse the public mind. be-
lieving that generous people will not CEN
sure indiscriminately the innocent with the
guilty. BY the appropriation for the current
year, the Luna,ic Hospital receives $50, 600.
And the Asylum for the deaf, dumb and blind
receives sic, $780, including the annuity
Very respectfully,
Your ob't. serv't.
FRANKLIN McCUE.
April 9th, iS4l.
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The family and relations Of the late President
and the Heads Of Departments, with their
Chief Clerks.
Inc Vice President Of the United States-
The Ex-Presidents,
The Chief Justice and Associats Jus,fee. oe
the Supreme Court and District JUDGE.
of the U. S.
The President Of the Senate pro fem. md
Secretary.
Senators and Officers Of the Senate.
Foreign Ministers and Suites.
U. s. and Mexican Commissioners for N.
adjustment of claims under the Conven-
tion of Mexico.
Members of the II. of r. and Officers.
Governors ofStates and Territories and
Members of State Legislatures.
Judges OF the Circuit Court ofthe District OF
Columbia, with the Members of the
Bar and Officers of the Court.
The Judges of the several States,
Inc Compirollers of the Treasury, Auditors.
treasurer, Register, and Solicitor.
commissioners and other Civil Officers Of
the Government.
oihcers and Soldiers of the late war who ser
we'd under the Command of the late
President.
Corporate authorities Of Wsshir Nm.
Corporate authorities Of Georgetown.
corporate authorities of Alexandria.
Different Societies and Fraternities.
Citizens and Strangers.
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or been initiated. Besides these cons;Jcr,-
tons, II is now time that Augusta should
send the representative. For about thirty
years believe she has not had one. tbough
during all this period the largest county In
all the districts TO which she has been atiacb.
ed. and containing in her limits men who
were equal TO amy station. do not attach
the highest Importance to this circumstances.
yet other things being equal it is certainly en-
titled to weight. Her magnanimi,y i'm this
respect entities her to peculiar favour; and
now she has son of her own in the field, if il
is not granted to her by the other counties in
the district, it is to be hoped she will at anv
rate be true to herself. Tho county from
which the opposing candidate comes, has
once before and not very long since sent the
representative, and on the occasion of his c.
lection,and subsequently when he was defeat
ed, Augusta gave him support which it
rarely happens 10 any individual 10 obtain
out Of the county to which he belongs. Let
us then do for ourselves as we have done for
others. and victory will crown our efforts.
We shall have man at the seat of govern
mept whose vigilance, activity and talent.
will enable him to secure to US every interest
to which we are entitled. Lot every friend of
the administration repair to the polls on the
day OF election, and let every citizen befrierd
the administration without regard to party,
unless he has reason to believe its purposes
are wrong. We want harmony and concert
to adjust the great questions which arc now
depending, and with then, AID an old patriot,
soldier and statesman at our head. we must
effect most valuable results, no, to a party,
but to the people a,large.
a VOTER.
1.-THE foregoing communication was writ
en- before the intelligence of tho death of
President Harrison was received