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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03
DIR. MORRISON.

DIN. MONK1SON.
NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY ao,Is Fulton street near
~ Gseeuwch-Dr Morrison, Member OF Me ROYAL Collage
OF Surxeos London aud formerly sugeos the British N.
W continues TO be Sonsuted daily delicate
nats anu all those Distressing symptoms
TIRE acut and imprsdept Of Quack
pr has had experience Of twenty-five years in treating
delicate disc IN all their varous aud forms
and uses mild safe and nfslibe Substitute for mercury
aus ts venereai virus with certainty, without subject
inS the stisnt 10 risk restricting him
or pursuits while his medicines agreeable in taste and
smell Permanent obstctions the uretla sucL ms sc.
lures apJ accompanied with much irritation AND dull pain arr
soue Of e consequence Of atnent and leading s
mssriy to urinary ntuas Dr. NJ treats structures scien
hc manner gradually promoting absorpou Of the
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousanas Of vouna
men are suffering from e consequence Of indulgence ia
secret destructive hab and whose further
from te Of nosiru~s and which siin
late only To induce greater Dr. 81 or p.rrlv
pathological princires and fails in establishing cure
also III: rost Obstinate yield TO bis plan Of
posi- paid and containing suitable will
hi. giving history of hi, case in detail. -
The ssictest honor aud confidence observed.
Fair
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AND JEWELLERY

TIE stb'crier selling ell Js-crip,i ~ ,fJsij oliver
Watches, Gold aad sser Pcrcils. tjtII Ctsr5s ksys
~ a! 5ria lover thar a, any Other ls s Inv :i:y-
AID Jewery cNcb4lsi bought All W siel "a s,s sran,
% TO keep xsoi rs. or the cpoy IetuIsd atcnts and
Clocks repaired ~ he best aud GskSfs5 II nucL
s.s Than 'h' r'"a. rTis ~ ore OF the .
shy. who!e'ale and retail, 20 Wall street, up stairs
my liusm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03
MEDICAL AID.

PHYSICIAN long accustomed prescribe for diseA,es of
private natuL., resides Mott street He has bee
familiar With those complaints for many years. and having
been particular and close observer Of and feet he hss
obtained thorough practical knowledge OF this branch OF bis
profession which has enabled him to nroascs vsuabr
rapid and hasty but his satisfaction to pc form both
thorough and radical and short space Of time as
possibly DO done with advantage and safety 10 ID,
rcni And generally peaking necessary for IN. ~
ieni 10 observe change IN business punss Diet habit
&c Keeping view OF sohre the lisesse cor
sttaon Of patient and the symptoms Tia, may Happen
we'll As thor prusen Asty. and ssnly inpcrsct
OF consecutive secondary syptou, and 6s lie re-
.uh fsqasny follows the Of many advertised edee
for this that medicine however good in the at or
primary sge Of disesso be sxprosed the ssm
power aud Influence the advanced stages the d.cssa
and thus while the Patient swallowing medicines from DAY
the least II likely 70 terminate 10 de-
6iy or peraps something for structure
how hundred thore be this very time aknr me-
d'cine under Circumstances that when
the real facts Of tho known the prov.
70 he structure and should this be the case important for
the patient to know that medicine alone did never
Dr. Gregory s the author of little book on private d
sascs, which im~rts much valuable information TO those
ah9st 70 secet medical adviser. II is complete in It's dssi
and enables the reader hs privately he
hoo>-S Its langssye not only perfectly PLAZA bu il H.
s:irucd with sngravinss all Of which fully sxpained
Price - cent?.
The Doctor does NO, limit his attendance to few Losrs
bnt he be found At home hour Of the do and
night Jobervs that No. NOT drug )- rooms Az,
Ss arranged for the reception Of and his charges mo-
Letters from the country describing symptoms. and en-.
closing fee, viii be puhctually attended il post raid
a28 Inns -
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90 K BI N DIN G

TNFEh NUIINV.
II IRELAND No. lso Nassau street. having an cntir. ne
Il ssek Of B,ndng Tools and Ruling Machinery of IA.
as.d lot aYpIo'sd p1Ite; j. now prepared
6e<ahan Aeseount Books aud all other kinds Baukwork
g.t and heuHd any patterns, and that warranted
GGvs sst-acuon. Any work ordered done the Eng
% mod. required. H. has had os experience both
sehscds.
FOR sALE-Two second hand Copperpate Presses. APP
n - sk~v~. - mia I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03
ARTIST IN HAIR.
UFACTURED FROM LADIES, AND CENT?

MEMS HAIR,
NOT two inches long, hundred different d.sxu,
Nesk.ees Bracelets, W.tchsuara,, Earrings, Flower
a {; BARRY,S Wigs spd seslps will s,and preeminon,
above all o:s Their peculiar light gO...ns vesls
grow! S th.lT :la;,ay eI ;ypsTor material and
TO be fully aprrec iated. " -
Any lady gentleman using A. G. Barrys Trcophs rou.
for the Hair and do find the best ARIEL.
known IN this lac will with pleasure
for all quackery discarded Gatutous advice given
eases connected with the HAIR the Hair Cutting Rooms
up atzi Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03

RICHARD REED, Con. Of Deeds.
yhOT0N A9nsdust hpes laid in front Of NlBLO
UUNLAP'S Store and Csnse rvatory-Ladies are re-
psstfuy informed that hey drive up us1ai s.d make
selestons VI choice Anass Bienaa asa Psrsnnis Flower
Heed Greer and Hot Hone Rl.ns any s.sntty; Dab.
sntsmn fresh Vegetable Seeds Of ali kinds CAsry Birds.
,hosa Ia, &c. Cheap Cssh Store SIC Brssdwsy
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HATS! HATS! HATS I

brown cos Ono Price Hat Store, wholesale aud re.
TAN, l7s Chatham Square Of Mott street where
the head. - ~ ~ ~~o'A
20 their reesnty Improved short mapped Hat style the
imitation OF beaver which that of ali
the most costly and beautiful difference Is not exsilv
perceived Price three doha. We strictly adhere to the on.
price cash systeD which enables furnish very
hit .1I the price CHARGED Ia presenting ese Hal. the
OF beauty, durability, cheapness and comfort mi 3ms
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DOCTOR PROVOST.

SOME individuals write aSans, the Of baam copavy
~ cubebs nitre, canplor mineral asnyents Sc. xc the
cure Of secret diseases bit that the world know,
above named medicines will and diseases
beyond doubt It, perfect folly deny that fact Bat that
requires professional and Of skill iu his profess
oSyou: to Msn and mind iLereSTs rsnisnss
which they in the n but they
VIII call 1pon at No. 81 Broad street where they shaft
nave i history OF te couddent that not Ia
tent will leave my Office without being entirely satisfied dat
there At least regular bred physcan who las coudr.
scended to place himself among the Geld Of Quseks NV Of
Ice u II 81 Broad, corner Stonc ST.. -
s9 1ms pROVOqT NJ N
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FIREMAN'S GUIDE.

TlNEN1 AIN - OUlDE.
'TnE GENERA BUSINESS DIRECTORY of hi. city
Will IS 'hs several maps lately made have accurately
When III. ..rm s.I .a%no,s him ffom the comfort, Of hi.
sT' o. RI sTy & n.' . Of h. III.
'e'' 0'' yet '"ey De T 4Tai E9' FIREMAN
70 c from which bis exposure rain cold and death
d. can BE- sssed They have omitted to s e ,hs%
may Be ans,ed wher. die luns.,Ir eIpo.sd-he body
.sJy.S from rahy decay They have pointed the ward
md 'iSf + rfifs ;'f DyrsIoN STREET.
By, they have ealpsby nesee,ed describe the number
!. m... rEAsE,ss MoREHouND CANDY, ,
the lungs, pain. the side and chest appear This en-.
,N.,' THE FInEMAN's ENGINE HOUSE,
tn. IRE o. s;cgSsyMrTros AND DEATH.
AoSs5.-zieI.r = Doei .irsst, Ph;sd. phia Pa.
jsS'on ST. ch%is. street, New Orleans.
Toby. Giasisasti, Ohio Ohio ''''' '''e'' A''ss
h, 4 EiI!.f S.,l aiHs ss Allen Charleston.
i fAsE @ Gys. Hs or ns" Candy
ss.ed xIss .as rIsa concossn
~s-. ~, 'e','- must oe post PAID ais
TO BOATAIEN.
w ply Is Norfolk street " Wv "''' az u sr
200, rIeS S.d IL E.,l1s; sui,
,n4 Enr Mustard II superior a.., and low
E gos, t GeI AID e. Whit yHss. he ssiSs barrel
4y. few MIN &c. f;si issp s ss, .ss
yus Walnut Mnshroom and Tomato Cs,ap b. gallon
n B.-Lsrre sine Pickle. for sross5s, by
Wholesale and Retail Wa p isr fisisi.
u,s1 SUI ~ tisf Wsttr aud 2s2 'front.' suss,
ton Of pupil At III Bowsfy w. AID imsr
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ID OCTO r ELL
PAPER HANGTNGS

M a. HfOWELL CO, aS7 Pearl .ue Il. ara now r.s.;v.
ihx rom their manu- New Buusv;.i ~. ~.
Mve assortment Of Paper Hsgnys Borjep kr Of II. ~,
su alrovcs patterns and styles - The citv
tory prices. - 10 net nehaisc
Board Prints, Views, &c. -~' D"us"' Fhe
BE- had the shortest uotics - i~' ~ 80 Sny CA
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THE KREMT,TN

- DE- LET-The store III Broadway adjoining Trinity
eAcA yard suitable for business aud ftvorsbly Known
- old and Ip.uiar stand.
Ap. twelve fourteen furnished apartments single gem
aaH a. Vt,ch will be let by the month otherwise There
diAAS s-iooa the European plan attached with The
R.AAA, where ais will be all hours ali 6teod
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING
ESTABLISHMENT.
$500 PREMIUM.


THE INDESTRUCTIBLE INK, which n. Af. BART
LETT exhibited the Fair Of tbs American 1nstute
New FORK 1871 with Offer OF 500 who shouls
sIr from and which received the ssa modal q
lntutr be had by calling Mssrs. RAwdos Wright
HNeh Bank Note Engavers, % n srcA.au' Eue hsns..
Orders from Of the Uues post paid. through the
above named house, will BE- promptly ATTIC adcd ~.
Writing made with this lux will remain unchanged long
will endure and is valuable above all
d.lli6le inks use Of which have any knowledge
john ToIrry NJ. d.. Professor Of Che mistry, IS.
ln the College Of Physicians and Smxeons, n. Y.
James X. Chiffon u. D. Practical Chemist.
John A. Wsrder, NJ D., Professor Of Chemistry
AZ m aud Mine raloXy Cincinnati Collezr, Ohio
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CAPTAIN FREDERICK waKps =

CArrAiN FnEpEkicK WREpB
BIN. you are on the eve of leaving New Orleans for tho
NORTH permit before sincere
thanks for the skfn and manner in which you have
trained nay horse Star Of the West" him one of
The beet broke hose 10 the adde and military s the
uatsd s,.ss And take pleasure in e0omms nnx
seuemen VINO hAve homes to brake, tho "a
nent .iifu and accomplished rider. have vet
net with and have no doubt, il oAosA with patronage
you will give the N equal satisfaction.
With best wishes for future welfare and snccess
remain, Respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03

REMovAL.-,DR, EEUcHTwANGRR h.. r-mov.d hi.
~ Once from No. CourtIsnd No. Wall street
mar Broadway lie agent for the mssufseturen OF Aqua
ios Nitrous. pur, Nitric aud Aiurstic Acids. Sulpho
,,,st Of Los wood Aqgo Ammcnia Sweet Spirit, Of Ne
thrr, .nns tautic Corsvs Csp.ucs.nd be consult
,d on i. hvotr for destroying and sny
.cei, OF ve'nin and insects. such n,h, bedbuss cock
ro1trhe- rs mosucocs fsas mice, flies shippers and
!srs, ON L- ,eriou, p,at' aud his seed project lie
m constant attendance Tor sdvco his Office Wall
street, from nine otweve o'clock. AZ, im.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03

RICH aud varied Of Stocks Scarfs Crsvat
~ Silks. Linen and Kid Gloves Suspcnders Linen and Mn
lin Shirts Pocket Handke Icie &c. Sc. Th. the emily
rabhmt hi. city where the Subscribers celebrated olas
Tie Stock. eau be obtained.
PARSELLS, Agent for J. AGATE
2il Broadway bvtwcen Park Place aaa Munsy street
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SII I X rs

SIIIRTS made order after the approved Frencl
~ fashions Gentlemcns Garments oi all descriptions made
order q the shortest notice.
Gentlem.n, Furnishing Store and Maiden lane corne
Of William street.
s2j Imsr WILLIAM COTLING
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-05-03

- DRESS BOOTS--LATEST FRENCH
9sIfLE.-The suhseriber maie. to order. boots
skin and in he latest style a.1 very reasonable prices
Oenemsn who have been tho habit Of paying
prices for aeor articles can aud Be
that his prices from eny pcr below other
inthe neshboood D.wias being Of the feet
and p.ir Of l. kept FOR each hero difficulty
CeAartly Oh hand sry. assortment Of fashionable ready
made Boot. pres- varying FROM TWO DOLLARS FIFTY
PUMPS. Slippers, Ac. &c At equally lew prices.
L., JOHN l.. WATKINS, III Fulton 81,
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TO THE LADIES.
GENERAL AGENCY

n 81 nibkH has tsken the Is Fs,ss street
nS a%sy Msa'sns' Perfsn,sry. Fancy Areiss he
ana propristos OF snch uItisles or ef any
Tns ase who Wish ior active stirring agent % spss ~
subscriber. 90 Wv ~ "'s Psnos 81 ~
T.. J. STEWART, Is yston street, BrooLly.
OF SAG, most OF the approved Family Medein~s p
SOM purchasing here may rely obtaining genuine articles
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D. FOR SALE The best matched pair Of Horses
<I> n de City OF Albsny--A beautiful pair of Blood
-! sy. with long black and AL years old
sin Morgan Of vermont Their dams half Rsxliah
boss-ls ha1d. and one inch high and ~oigh hundred s
To gentleman Wishing sne pair of Carriage Horses
IL an opportunity seldom oRored. They will be warrant
cd sound and kind in every respect.
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TO AMATEURs OF HoRsEs-Thr und. rynsd served
nunDs OF years IN Germany officer
ne spent much Of his time training horses his long exps-
renee ~ ths business enabe4 him say tra.
we so rdnx horse to the highest perfection Therefore
can satisfy milsry or other gentlemen who ind pleasure in
nsVns vel framed horse~ Those
hide their horses will please apply TO ISL Leonard
street, bctween Centre sad Elm stfeen "
KREnE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
FOR The Recorder.

Mn. EsrToR: / dislike encominms; but
l dislike more 10 see man who has en-
desred himself in all the relations Of life,
go down to the grave with bare notice
Of his death. Ills virtues, it is true. will
live in the memory of those who knew
him, but they should be recorded for the
encouragement Of those who may come
after. Col. VIM. SHAW, whose death you
noticed few weeks ago, was well known
to the writer Of this. He was citizen
soldier, good son, good and affection
ate husband, kind and indulgent parent,
a kind master, an excellent neighbor, and
above all, a christian. He had been a
faithful and devout member of the Me-
ihodist Protestant church for about ten
years. As a citizen he was industrious
and economical. and God had given him
prosperity. For the benefit Of the living,
one who hal set SO good an example
should not be suffered to depart from US
and it only be said abe is dead"
TCosMUNICATED.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

into two nauslioaa, male lie following
fspuTi: -. ..
The Inc - cammrnre a the dividing
line az The sGlh and 47lh Regiments.
RAINING from tiience with he norlh line
Of The Hillsboroueh District 70 Enne r.
srf. thence with Enne % Capt. I.alta's
known - Sips'sl District. ihrnee with
the south line 81 said district 70 flse Nske
lia>.
The companies viii lhea be ranged ss
follows On he Nagsh Of ihe line. cspt.
BAcon's Company. Capt. Halls, Capt.
Barlow's. Capt. Gairly's. Capt. Jarlah's.
and Capt. Lalia's--lo compose ihe lsI
Battalion. On The South Of me line.
Capt Green's Company. Capt Georges.
capt. Ilusk's, Capt. Mnods's. and Capt
Riehanls's-io compose The I'd Battalion.
TWAS larlher agreed lhal the Regiment
a Masters shoald take place in Hiilsbo-
rough.
Which report was unanimously adopt
Ell IN Court, Martial. and ordered 70 be
published in the Hillshoroagh Recorder
FOR the Information nf lie public.
VA. ii. WOODS, Col. CON-,
and Prsadsal Of Court Martial
Z. A. HEARTT. Judge Advocate.
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Obituary.

Died. at the residence Of her father. in
this county, on Tuesday The. 18Th inst. Of
consumption. Miss AsS ELIZA BLAND,
second daughter Of the Rev. Joseph II.
Bland. in the 2Olh year Of her age. The
deceased had been member Of the Chris
iian Church Tor The last three years, and
from her infancy was remarkable for her
arniable disposition. She died rejoicing
in The christians hope.
Died. at the residence OF Judge Came
ron, in Raleigh, on the llth inst. ofcroup,
JANE, daughter Of Paul G. Cameron, esq.
Of This county, aged 4 years.
Died, in Chapel Hill, on the 18th inst.
ELEANOR, infant daughter Of the Hon.
David l.. Swain.
Died. in this vicinity, on Saturday the
22d inst, Mr.. john HOLDEN. in the 18th
year Of his age. Mr.. Holden was highly
respected and lamOnted by all who knew
him. He has left strong evidence be-
hind him Of his having passed from death
unto life. b.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

4 rectal BY skil AL Industry. l. irpiy
ss'n.iriial Tea - la@hiy years ago. >
'epsif @apid toll iFs.m asarpinR M ieiit
T. neesinE 5 - Q sarcs q eo-i..a clad, ,
r"s H..als r-ll. q heae,Fun. Me-. iAr
-sm- lTmale. b. shs 4 n ne p..wsr
iaoa.. aili sfass l07I yards 10 d.y
Atihs iserihsh Farlay. - ll.,s sir.Ei
=. daring he = ri Guiding lie Sih lEsisn',
iDo i.sras r., dursd IS .sS7 ards II lie
snhsisEiisi .brir loE nhsch l.ssi ssssli.sh
nasni . rel brsird. stisg N average d
81 81 leo yaTs's 70 each In0m per day.
Of The = hale Qusniisy. Is 550rssds wrre
yard vide. snd . SCI yard. 1 aide. 81
xsa,sTs f.n.slssl On 3 vide lo0as eaeh.
sass 1912 ,srd,. bring an average &c
- S5 loo yards 10 Inc lusm each day.
To- yal'ls 10 esrh vrassr Ief day. 81
Gi5 yards 10 sssh aesVeT Tor lhe week
The quality II I'll Sau,l,ern nasRuiac
Ilred ea.l,ls u 50 supsIinr IliLe NDrllsein.
- q BE- readily admitted even Il he
Mar We have brl.ts ns : Is.Ier 10
ihs Presidsal al lie R..ckfsh Factory.
from ~h.rh shs following Is IN e. rarl:-I
"i'Ls lnl u goods . hish you shipped
g. me i New Bedford. disposed 81 81 I
cents. The merchants 81 Ns1 Bedford
say your gsa,is are no honestly made Tor
the market. You canno. rompeis with
Northern manufacturers until ynu eel The
arr Of . sligk, ol hand" o. IN olher words
u,ake poor goods lock nell"
Fayetteville 0bsrru
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From ,he RsIllme,e Ameriean.

SIX DAYS LATER IRON ENGLAND.
Great Fire al Liserpooi.-Desfrucfi0n
ef.9mniean Produce % nc smssnl eflhrss 81 .
lioas 81 cellars.
The packet ship Independence. o,
New YoIkfrOm Li,efpool, sailed oil Sun.
DAY, the 25,h Of September.
The mos, important news 10 The &C.
count Of . ersaI ERE a, Liverpool. The
amount Of Cotton destroyed 70 ssliIns ied
4, 81. 474 bales. Capt. Nyereparls thai
Il VAS SCI down 10000 bales when DC
left. Tie loss IN Cotton alone exceeds
tie uhole smoan, u damage By The erca.
fro in 1902. which Vas estimated al
l323. 900. As The FIRE occurred on the
Odd, aud tho Independence l.f, on The
25lh, there vas hardly limo Tor The Ii.
rerpool Cotton marker 10 be affected. and
yet holders. as will be seen BY The report.
we're asking slready & advance.
Atleas, ,hitly-fye lives ~sre, IL is sup.
posed. lost.
The disturbed districts were moro quiet
al the last ad,iees. Some two or three
person. Who had been wounded at Man
chester. S.aiey Brook, &c. had died Of
sheir wounds.
The weather still continued fsyorssle.
snd rapid progress had bsen made IN Sc.
curing the cIups IN the backward dis.
uicis.
II. NJ. ship wsrspiie, on board al
which Lord A.hburlcn sailed from this
country, arrived al Deal on the 23d oil
September.
The Dutch Bocrs q, Port Natal. ia
South Africa, have submitted 10 The Bril-
fish troops sent against them.
Information having been received 10
England tia, The Texan blockade Of the
ports Of Mexieo We. not enforced. an Of,
6c,al notification has appeared IN The ga
zeiie. saying that the blockade sis held
BY Her M.jss,y's Government, TO be nul
add Of no effect"
An extensive forgery Of the name oI
Cortis a. 10. Of Llvsrpool, aud on the
Branch Bank Of England, ., Liverpool,
has been committed.
There va, a strike Of GOLFERS Of XII.
marnouk on the 2Isi ull. The military
werc called out, but al the las, dates ,hey
had moi found II Necessary TO FIRE upon
the rioters.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27
STATE ELECTIONS.

E!erlions have taken place during his
n,n.h in New Jersey, Pennsylvania.
Ohio. Maryland. South t'aro!isa, GeoT-
ri,. Arkansas and Michigan.
Ia New Jersey, although violent ef-
Corl was made BY The I.ncos 10 carry The
,lale, with much confidence Of suc
eess. The Wings have succeeded in secar-
ing . majority in bolh branches Of the
I.rsisialure-in the Council 2, and 8 intile
Assembly. being 10 on joint ballot. This
secures The election Of . Wig Governor
and Wing Senator.
In Pennsylvania, the I.ocos have sue
easdej. as before, and have majority in
The Legislature Of about 20 on joint bal
LOT.
In Ohio, Governor Shannon, LOCO. is
elea.ed. and probably The Legislature vii!
b. Of lie same complexion.
In Maryland The l.acos have MAORI
~ in the Legislature of 0.
In Georgia. the election Of members Of
Congress being By general ticket, the l.o-
CO candidates have been elected by ma
iorily Of abaui $500. In the Lcgisla-
,ure the same party claiW majority Of
about 40.
The result in the other states 10 not yet
known.
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The Standard is very much mistaken
il i, supposes that the Hillsborough Re-
corder is at al anxious whether has read
crs do or do no, believe tina, the "abduc-
Tim plot" of Mr.. Pleasau1s was any thing
hut hoax. We have had but one opin-
ion Of the matter, and that opinion we
have not hcsitaIed 10 express. We have
pronounced it a rery silly !OGr. But II
the Standard cannot concur with US in
opinion, bu; chooses TO call it veritable
plot, why VIC are very willing that he
should class Mr.. Peasants with the
Bombasles Furiosos Of the day." and slug
ma,se him either as "a liar" or" a bull
" without brains" But in either ease
what dncs the Standard expect 10 make
out Of il! lie has not yet ven,ured to
say tina. the Wing party gave any eoun-
ianance to the plot; but on the contrary,
he insists that " the storm Of indignation"
was SO severe upon tho nerves OF Mr..
PIeasan,s that he preferred, as tho least
of evils, ITO be considered liar" The
sober reasoning of the Standard in this
ridiculous affair, only serves 10 convince
us tina. he is endeavoring 10 play hoax
upon his readers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-10-27

THR RaLEIGn REGIsTER.-This inie-
resting and valuable Wing Journal has
just entered the forty-fourlh year Of lis
existence, and we are glad to learn that 1t
is receiving the bcs. Of all evidences OF
public approbation--aa extended and pro-
ftable patronage. Though now neatly
printed, i, is about 10 appear in new
dress. The following extract is from the
first number Of The neaIyolume:
OuRsRLv--OuR PRosrECrs This
number commences The 44h vo!uns o.
the Il leish Rsgister Il vas hts'u'hs'e"
In,o exislsnc. by ths f'i!isr 81 IT. prssss
editor, int,ctos,r 1909 and unlcrfather
aud Son, il Is veg nj llss on 10 = 'iie Of