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Hs0rFAT's
Life Medicines.

Lilo VIC uEcfHCS.
,sllEL ,ls siedi,,pes have been nsed with sue
: cess il almost every disease 10 winch man
sind i liable, anu Tor h,lIinns aud liver eain
3laiais. with their many Meli knosns, tendanls
ballinu. aud sick he-dacie. pain End mp
preston alter n. ais. p'di,ness. Dizziness.
sin sniug noi~e 10 The head and ears. draw
slaess, Leatihurn, lnss nf sprsu,e, ~,nd
,pasns. g.. iney are sekno~ !rjgrJ IL b. vast
supr,nr 10 al, thing over b, fere iiercd
3 the j., bile. aud iar those Of fniI habit of
rpiy, they will prove invaluable viii e -
sene, Il FINN speneni, for either ser, they
..annui TAI 10 ensure liie UNIVERSAL sat,sIac.
tua.
The efficacy of lie LIFE rils end Piloeaix
Buffers Is raosi ecrla,a. i freely gwen on The
ltiack 81 fever. ,nfiaenza. measles. sotr
throat, recent COLTS. v nh cough, and 9th
e. iRfl.mmalnry disorders. IL rhtuma-
ism aud chofc rompl ,ln,s hey have alsa
priiotmed tie mnst exlraoidIna.y cures, when
used with perseverance,.
Since lie Il Il nli odi,ciinn IL DR. Motifs
life Medicines 20 lie frinw clilzens they
ave in every sase, FLY m.nna;ned Tie high
character lhty 80 well deserved. Patients WIN
lad fer ,ears titsAnan misesabir existence,
snd many who hal fosl the usanitieii limbs ii
rheumatism aud paTasy have hean restored
10 Lealih, strength ard cpnfoft, after all the
asuat remcni.s mad been found usc.rss IT.
Astonishing and almost miraculous ,fi:rls
haye also been experiencah, in the caie III
aeFrpus ard THFHmurTr paIHs ~ thr HSHG AMI
Iaes. paraig.ie et e.ioas. contracted aud s,tii
oInis. glanauiar strtliinss. palns nf Tie rtcsi
and -hna-r. eir-sie rbtsmaiism. palpiia.ioa u
tie htmi. dilisGas ,sgaratsva &c
Bat IL l. unnecessary 10 rnnmcraie tic ina
nv casrs in .hich these purely vegetable nc.
defines lave bcen sutet ssiui; but lei u In.
qa,te. Hhs are tn:y s.llssIsai Ii Their
Btrause they PUpIfY THE BEaaD, and
thus remuyr all Cause oI disease in the sys.
TEN.
Because ihey ast rou erfully up n the seere.
ti,ns ol iHs DoJy. ard remove ali Impurities d,
once
Because they ,lo nj reduce the system. lint
iaslgoEaie il -uns requiring no rssi ain. it"n
pl. asafe or business unrIng then operation.
Compliant. arising ifsn, yiiiatsd state ri
The D ood are easily thbt.utd By The powerful
rtiicary Of ih,se mid arc sal fars meet, mes
10 those vino arr ohtIgef - liakeI, OF to iake
lneGltihc Ahhbht IaIesthpifil - tsiaess, lit
Life Medicines are tceulia,iY as, lul B, mild
and sale operation, they s:rL. al tie root d
siseas , aud 9niehis eradicate II. isef,b, PRE-
Veni,ng III. fatal effects 10 whth rioussEd.
are slcitms.
Slid wholesale and rc.ail hy Dr ". . Nof
fat, 81 Broadway, New York.
For sale also by
ID. HEARTH. Agent.
February. 63
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uILLSBORu II. N. l..
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS uEAkTT,

AT THREE natIAEs yEAE, On Nv" D""
FIFTY CENTS " FAin N Al'aN'"'
Those who do s", gtyc notice OF th'"
10 have thrtr aper ,iistnttl1prtd ~ ihe
iirn ii thc year, wi be pfcsunltd ~ '.s',', ,s
it, olttnt.anee until touutt rnEtnacd - a" ',
ra;srr will lie ditaniiaued Until al aftts.%r
are paid, unisfs 1T tic epiiun q ,he eo'ss
Advertisements mi txccfdiuc s'S'.'h ~. a
nne dnlaf l.r tie lirsi and tMeM' nv =,
tor ~, |, sabs. f,ut.ui instrilon; lans'f =" =
l,fnpn tim. anti aaytiliscmsu's tMeh's
pcrtrat i,i.l,r:. Is ,t,l,utnn ~ 81, l'e'
will Le asJ. tvsu,a,ssc.s n TIT .es''
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DIR. IIN'S GALBANUM,
MACHINE sPREaD
STRENGTHENING p.astcrs.


NsliESE Plasters, greatly improved,
: .ni having the preference Of all oil.
ess, are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as Invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the BREAST, BAcE, or SIDE.
Hfckafss and Lamn,tss ire rsiIeyed at
once by then use, aud the parts restofet!
10 strength and natural war,nth and
hoal:iE Any rerson w""-::rg one OF these
plastcrs, will br astenisneti aud delighted
at The catnfor,it affords. Those threaten
ed with Tang Complaints should never
trust themselves. day without wearing a
Plaster. 1t removes tlie irritation Of ~
cipieni Consumption FROM THE LUNoS to
the SURFACE u The body. and draws Of
he internal afitclion. So in JirtF tim
p'ai.4fs. md Coughs, and Colds. Chill
drea with Whoeping Cough should al
ways have one, Ia prevent the cough SET
Ting on The lungs. Their excellence Will
be understood by all on trial.
NJ For saic ii II II borough by d iloarti;
in Oxford ~ George =. fayl,t; III Grecnsbo.
rpnsh is j. 4 Il oiuan--uai, agents.
i Erpsas - o4--
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sFs in s.bssssbef Msala iaFtm NJ sis'r~rs
afOraae. aud ihs - l..inias r aaslss, ahai
he has eemmeaesd the ahuse hs.siasss e 81
it, sarions bsaas hes, 10 The iewa - iaiilssas
r.agh. where 81 lnisAd. kssIin2 90 hsaa 80
assosfaena az The atase w4stss Il good nsie
n ia AID uark M nship. 81 q - price = suii
HE times. ~ all slsa attend 70 Gali,ssas
aud Cossrsas Houses, repairing Ssiils. and ~
k.nds ~ nraer Naik, aud sep4iEng u 81
kines Il Messl Moik.
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United states District Essaft
os' NGsss. Carolina.

IN BaNKRUp
- M zee 10 shnw ranse aeainsi the peti
tons "i The following Petitioners ter their dig,
charge aud certificate as Banhrapts, II NV
bern, on the fourth MONDAY IN October nca',
via.
ORANGE COUNTY.
David II. Cate. shoemaker. ~
Noah Hall. farmer.
Lewis Edwards, lahnurer.
lsliam Parish, iaboarcr.
pYh .iratfun ngsstsfstI #z.- n
II. POTTER, ID j. G. s. u. e.
jur 50. I'll iJ1
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BL.8NKtS ioJ sale al Ills Rice
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70 aeFchanis and fAssf-


70 Merchants and Fhgst-
clans
TUE ssksx hsrs &sas ia9ksly - 0Stksa
Asn &EnlNtNka. $3.50 theN $50 -
sa.s fssatsh - &ese sa@ss 80 reskAssws u
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essass ard - a saeh AettAaes - - k@s3 =
- P4se.
Ms .sss keep rensisaisy es hard Fesaif 2.
Il EsaAs. D. SsafFs. Maussw Csxss, FrEasrs
IL Prsfa.nsrg. Pasrat Nedseiaes. faina, sAies,
II sasA, nasasae. sefuAhiass aas Gisihes hfnas.
90. Fsags A.s.rArs. e.. -
TYLER. JONES s. Hill.
Fetsfssye. fisgssia.
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TIaIaraI 10 EEIEaetoF.
a.s1LTIE IIEAL-lI.I.

IA AlaE - ~ -
ABSOLUTE llEAL~AEI.
N OslQ irizss. 40 81 saseessial,
AOsO00 psogr DALLEl,S 3lACt-
cal PAIN EXTRACTOR assaaaAse-
|, 81 esly casss quirkes. bss rii<ss 40 "a
.issienzl pain. Der lr4tes > seas. Fiss :
pusssissly r~n1sfrd haSmskss. fki0 -
besa offered six lnonshs p sny person -
snrniax n empty tex. and ssying Hat AZ
aeouy 81 annoialina : aos sxaarird in ,
fsw niiauies. yrl aot one from thousands
sEari4l- siace has claimed the bonus. "a
.nls aaxl3uz % srard against general IN
iaries aad sare snaner. lime. iaftnEe and
lie, aud preteal their offspring IRON be-
Ing dlS6gnred hy barns. O. eFen small
pox passuies. "a possessing tise eatiahle
power 10 replace The cellular organs DR.
siroye.s.l can 40 80 by obtaining ihis IN
|imliable salse.. Many deePy burnt eases
ID The cisy can lie seen. and one entire
fsce burnt over and wounded three dis
linct lines III the same spot whiae hFsl-
ing, vel ID no case esn Be traced lie least
cieatrice on mark. For Ill kinds u huFtss
liz rapid. soothing ELECTS. are alike inn
porls.ns: even sore ewes, al infammstions
and broken breasts would be unknown.
The toilet aud nursery, Cor clearing he
skin of pimples. Semosing chale, &c, will
End il indispensable. Oaes using oniy
will llresel es,selish Tor il the sovereign
heal-s.il quality. After this notice. heads
Of families allowing iorinres Tor months.
and ultimately distsr,ed features. can ne
yer wipe awes repFoaeh, justly uttered by
disabled child, iorReglecling % triumph
over FIRE.
"Ensrred arsofdinr u sei u Corfsrss. a.
u 1871. ~ Capsloek n c.. - tas Geek sOi.
siee ii the liisi ~ Conf uf The Eaaiel States
Gar the S.,alkesa District % New York"
Frauds beginning upen Dates Masisa'
Pain Extractor. render il absolutely neesssa
lrylhss The name oil Camsiork & %, be laana
m every package; far the use 81 caaa,st.
ieu might rua one Du not forget 70 look laf
that nane, ani avid il a. san would puison,
II cafn-,ark 3 Coo fac simiie j. mt ~ 4
We are nhilsrd u be On our guard against ~
.smy ID all piases.
Bus oaIy IL the alb We Gfn, whose power i
lrfssacahse III tnrriv wears
HENRY DALEY.
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Seed Wheat.

g0iEE snhseflhef i.as &c ssie qaanths q
- Mhifs se-s n ke4t 81 the Lsslss ktad.
Il i aanasse3 ~ilt All staer @aeat. aid ss.si
sxcgil.a, aa4issy. P.lse se sen,s ~ hasiseA.
A. MIckLE.
Angnsi 3. 60
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To Travellers.

all bvsF IL miad shat ihefe
- u S'sse lsases S'eless' II niles sonih
&c Gsassssl daily. Itr " eldar, o. iae ARRIVAL y
III Cars lfom lssteisa. ARRIVES - W laof a.
Tins 10 lhe Cars 10 PnFlsmoalis same {. e,iag.
EslarnIaa Wal leave Mr,daa silsf tie arrival
0f lie Csrs from Portsmouth. reach Sic les ~
isae fn saane.i WITH The Cars hr Raleigh,
this mskipg . rampetr connsetson bewe
these i9o Fsa,ie. Rsfsons wishing 20 ~ this
rsste - Baltimore will til. Sisambaais a
Portsmouth o. The arrival &c Tie rs~. s.i
proceed immediagsiy 70 Baiiimrre. aad /. = i
8a.limaFe . sooa - ~ aaY cthrr rue.
fare the came - by The upper route. III, =.
need be naIeAr Of desenIina On ihls route, - Il
i eoaltansfsun 0fihe Mai Line itom Nor
falk and Psrsmonlh This stage also con.
aee's With the Wilmington & R>leigh Kali
Road T. as ii Weldon.
AagUst Is s.
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YD FARMERS.

ZONE with any If lie following products
- of snnr farms d son shall have Tor then
l;rueesits ai .ass yIlces. VIZ:
Corn, Becswas, 'gallow, Feathers
A. MCKEE.
janb sf..5 -
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30 Boxes best Fayetteville CAN
nLES.
a, RarreIS nrime Family IIOl il.

. HHFFtIs FFtlHt Fd5'IIs
Tie aInye articles have hecn ceaflenfa T."
~, aai viii be rold Tor Cash l""et t"an s'7
market pIitcs.
IN hand, aid vii be constantly kept
supply Vi tic L.st LuES MEsL.
-. A. MICkiE.
al
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HENRY DALEY.

TFr sale IL Marlborough. y. e.. ~ n.
ilearii: II 0Nfara. nv tieoFcr l.. Taylor; N
Greea-horonsi,. ny J ltR. stsaa- only agents.
Feb uass 5. 81
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1000 POUNDS NEW Bacon,
kOOJ For sale By
IA. MIcKLE.
ART &c. IL
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BsLM o. COLUMBIA 0R THE HAIR.
~Aash - ncp 3 fllhzg So. = fsssars i . bald
p'aess and = cA16rsa sake 4 Esgs nsl1,y. e -
aasss 80 hass lcss - ksir Epm sry e.zse.
ALL yERMIN shas inf<~ she keaas e rA;a1rsa
d s<As@h. sss pssvenssd - kls& ~ 4 Il encss-
p :. - -Nta2DzMHsyso :.
10 nerauyG Rrar~ks tAis sisas.
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To- All hose indebted - he lsie trim
% Raak~r i Nssssn aad - Nsilsan Nsasaa,
esther - nats o. sreauas. are esfaessis r.
qaesed - ray -. - lsager indatsraes eaa
aot b. g,Fen.
WILLIAM NELSON.
Nav Ie. -
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NVALIDs.

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etes @AF As 9paA4 Is Eke .iAa=ee kEns asnre@,
sma ss~@ ~ es~sf e@@ssEf sssre - - ssaas.
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LATER FROM CALCUTTA.

The New York correspondent of the United States
Gazette, Of Philadelphia, under date Of Wednesday
afternoon, says
The ship Mo,lem, Capt. French, arrived this AFTER
noon from Calcutta, June 4th--St Helena, August
2Oth The John N. Gosser sailed from Sands Head
on The l4ih May, but returned TO Calcutta, having
experienced a severe gale, and received damage in
the bay Of Bengal.
The Argo, of Boston, was boarded in the Hoogly,
on the 25th of May, by swarm Of nativeX1 The
crew were overpowered and driven below; in short
time, however, they rallied and aided by pilot OF
the Hon. East India Compapy's service succeeded in
retaking the vessel. Captain Collins, of the Argo,
was much hurt but no lives were lost. The cook.
by his bountIful distribution Of hot water was the
principal actor in the recovery Of the vessel.
Thomas James Trednsy, Of the firm of Trednay,
Stewart, & Co, died on the both of May at Calcut-
ia, OF The liver complaint. He native Of Rich
mond, Virginia.
The United States ship Constellation was at Macao
at The last advces from China. No Americans were
left al ST. Helena. The bark Cordova for Bordeaux,
sailed in company with the Moscm
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New YoRk, Oct. 10, l843,
2 ID AZ Thndau

AuuIeudys
DEAR Sir ! have this memehi returned from
Witnessing the trial Of speed between the Uni
ted States Steamer Princeton. Capt. Stockton,
and the English Mail Steamer Great Western.
The latter left her moorinss al pm. and
rounded the Battery with full head Of steanf
and four sails set AS soon as she was siSpalH
ed by the North Carolina, the Princeton came
down the North River with scarcely anlkapA
pealance Of smoke and every sail furleds Her
whole appearance was very beautiful, and excl
ted the admiration of an immense concourse Of
spectators, who lhronged the Battery and neigh
boring points Of view.
The Western, at the commencement Of the
race, was on the lead about half mile. While
they remained in view, from the Battery, i was
apparent that her utmost speed was attained by
the use Of steam and canvass, there being q
very fresh breeze directly fair.
The Princeton gained from the start, and i'm
mediately took the windward position. II Twas
Nhe opinion Of persons on the Battery, compe-
tent to Judge, that she would Be enabled TO pass
round the Western before they reached the
Quarantine ground, which is. a distance of about
nine miles.
This triumph is signal one for Capt. Stock
ton, as the Great Western is considered the
most perfect sea steamer ahoat. ~On this occa-
sion, she has improved her advantages Of can
vass to the utmost. @
The Princeton has been in our waters during
Ithe day, and has attracted great deal Of atten.
ton BY the novelty Of her appearance, her appa.
rent speed, and fine action.
A good deal Of interest is evinced to learn the
actual result of the race, which will not be in
time for this mail
! have troubled you with this hasly letter
knowing you would feel an interest in the sub
ject.
1t is the current opinion here that the Prince
ton is the perfection OF steam navigation for
warlike purposes. She exposes no wheel OF
smoke pipe.
P. S. The frieate Savannah, for the Pacific
Ocean, dropped down from our harbor this
morning, at O'Clock, ard went to sea from ,ht
| Quarantine at meridian.
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NEW WORKS AT FRANCK TAYLoR,s.

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CARMER's ENCYCLOPEDIA, by G. w john

FARMERS ENCYCLOPAEDIA, by C. w. John
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A RIVER or VNEcAs.-At short distance from
Popayan, in South Anne lea, is to be seen stream,
called by the inhabitants of ITS vicinage-Rio-vine-
gre. This stream has its fount among ridges Of ee-
waited mountains, and after making what is supposed
crcutous and subterraneou. passage Of many miles,
it appears al considerably reduced elevation AND
forms most magnificent and picturesque cascade
not less than three hundred and ten feet in height
A person who attempts to stand for a moment at the
bottom, and within the influence of the spray is i'm
mediatsly compelled 10 abandon his poston-hi eyes
bsiog too much affected by the acetoss quality Of its
vetssA
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IHE ILLINOIS LoANs.-The New York correspon-
dent Of the u. S. Gazette writes The Illinois com,
missoners have succeeded in negotiating their loan
OF 100000 in London subject to the report of a
number of gentlemen, who have been appointed to
ascertain The sum required to finish the works; and
II The sum above named is sufficient the money will
be advanced forthwith. This will have a tendency
to strengthen the stock market, and is, trust, the
hrst movement towards expunging Reputation from
our State" -
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE.

No failure of great mail can happen that is
not felt by the public, and Immediately proclaim
cd BY editors Of papers, who as class, are of
all others most deeply interested. Thus all ir-
rcgularities in the operations of this Depart
ment, become notorious, while the action OF the
Head of the Department 10 restrain and punish
them are not known.
Common justice would seem to demand, be-
fore he is censured, that some inquiry should be
made, first into The mail arrangements 10 see in
what they are def,c,ive-and then whether
when they are not complied with, there is any
failure to impose fines and make deductions Fl ON
The pay of delinquent contractors. Such nves-
tigaton the present Head Of the Department
invites, and will always be ready 10 meet.
While be is being censured for these irreguari-
ties, his special agents are uaversng the whole
Union to correct abuses, to detect depredarions.
and TO keep up the service to the highest degree
of efficiency. At the same time Postmasters
report all failures, aud fines are erery 1reek i'm
posed 10 The eztent that reason and Justice ,riH
admit under all circumstances What more
can The Postmaster General do7 That is the
question.
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society has been formed in Paris, composed Of
young girls of all classes who to contribute each
cent per month, for opening in China hospital to
receive infants liable to be exposed or abandoned.
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Extract Of a letter to the 3d Assistant Post
master General dated.

ACGUsTA, IA, Oct a. lS43.
4" 1t is 10 be hoped that the Department may not
have cause to complain Of continuation of the ma
ny detentions which the mail heretofore met with Al,
Weldon, n C., for the late letting of mail contracts
for this division has successfully obvated all difficulty
at that point, 80 far the Department is concerned
and the slightest vigilance and attention on the part
OF the individuals who have the immediate superin-
tendence Of the two railroads whch meet at that point
viii always ensure the Of the two routes in
schedule time. Until man is enabled 10 reduce the
winds and waves Of the ocean to perfect control,
route No. 2s22, viz from Wilmington, N. c. TO
Charleston, c., must be regarded as uncertain
N the ersreme But ] must do that indefatigsble
company the justice to say that nothing ia left undone
on their part TO produce regular connection with
route No 1926, at Charleston, y. C. have had no
occasion to complain of the mail service upon route
NO. 3l25, from Charleston by railroad to Hamburg,
s. c.; would that all the different contracts which
embrace this great mail were as we'll managed -
With regard to the mail performance upon route No.
325l, from Augusta by railroad to Madison, Ga,
am happy TO be able to say TO the Department that,
nothing is neglected by that company, those who
nave tho immediate superintendent of the road, to
insure regular transmission Of the mail. This road
Is IN excellent order, and but little fear may be en-
'erta'ned by the Department that the connexion will
be interrupted upon this portion of the great artery
except in case Of bad, rainy weather You will bear
IN mind that this railroad compelled to perform il,
service ch'fe'y IN the night, going and coming and
"yscn nave oeen frequently detained upon ii by DARK
rainy n's"s' "hen, 'ndeei, 1t would endsnger the
ves OF passengers 10 proceed This difficulty arises
rom two causes, which it may be well to mention
here; hrst--the optirc length Of this road is upon
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