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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one OF
- the most ancient and wealthy fami-
lies of this city, New York, who must
be well known 10 numerous friends, hay-
ing since the year 1914 up TO recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined To bis bed, has been restor-
ed to good health--has regained hiss natu-
raj erect position--and has quilted his
carriage. and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the gsntleman's own de-
ssrip,ion as near as possible, aud there is
no exaggeration in it. We will give in
quirers his address, and doabt not his hui
name feelings will excuse the liberty; so
that any ope doubling NAV knor these
faets--though he requests his name may
MOI appear in print. Among otiles SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James &. Reynolds.
l44Chrystie-street, has been restored. and
will give personal assurances of the facts
Of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sincws. How has
this been dsae!
ASswER--By the INDIAN VEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT ex-
ternalIy, from Comstock 4 Go.
Ir For sale Ii iIiIIsboronah by %. Heart;
in Oxford by George r. Taylor; IN Gteensbo.
rough by J. g R. slesq~ ealy agents.
February %, e.
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Or. Inns GALRANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
STRENGTHENING PIasters.

THESE PIasiers. greatly improved,
= and having the preference OF all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended by all doc
tors a. invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the BREAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
lSeakasss and Lameasss are relieved Al
once BY theil use, aud the parts restored
TO strength and = natural warmth and
health. Any person ve...;ng one Of these
Pias4ers. wiifbe asionisned and delighted
al The comfortit atFoFas Those threaten
ed with Lung Complaints should never
trust themselves day without weah;ng a
Plaster. II removes the irrilation Of in
cipieri Consumption From THE LUNGs 10
the SURFACE OF the body, and draws of
The internal affection. So in TiUer Com.
piai.ts. and Coughs, and Colds. Chill.
dren with Whooping Cough should al.
ways have one. to prevent The cough sci.
ling on The lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial.
n For sale ~ It'll borough by d. Heart;
in OxfartLy Gaotgs n raylor; in Greensbo.
r"usa y. J.& II sluan-~opl. agents.
II February - t64--
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M0FRATs
Medicines.

sKslE lie Aae1agises bass bees ssxa walAAss-
- erss = a4sa1sa ever elEcass ~ = Aara - =
80 i .aasls, aau ID ssAisvvs aaa itfsl $50
$500. uisA her Enany Wsi knssnasaehnse1s
MI, -, .nd slek hescaehs. psia aaa o.
srsssloa alter mssls. goodness, dszzinsss.
s.aessaa noise ID ne heed and safss af0s.
saasss, Assrsbuan. loss u sPrsnas. s'ao
.e.sms. -. laeg are 49, aowlssfea 70 = : sasa,
n sapersar - ams lhing sssI isis sA 49,. u
II 10 puklse. ana ~ akose 81 asah ssasA =
bsdT, lasy wlil prove iassisaeisi -.
ssassal Isms.y speneat, iar either 80 -
esaaoa lail 10 gasaFe me 1nlssisai sAaA
asaa. pt...;,
BMisrs i anasl eesaala, Il freely sssa - -
.l.sck 81 fever, inf1snIa. msasass. soHs
lhrosg, recent colds. wisheoush. sno Gun
e. infanmasory d.s0rders. u rhsona.
ism snd shofie complains they have 80 80
pe,larmeJ ,hs most sxssa ofdaasis cures, Ahsa
aseJ with perseverance,. ,..r.,,.
sinre lae est lnlsodaciaaa q ~. eaea :.
life Medaeiaes 10 he feilow raaLeas .sss
nave ID every ease. failS maia.aiaea sas 80
character they 30 sell deserved. rsuenas 80
had gos yeaEs draNnoa snlsefaois sAssasass'
aad aaaay ahe had lost The assos their Naaos y
h amalism and paralysis. hase been fss.o \
10 heallh, strength and casaloFt. siief 80 ~
asual remedies had been Ioand useaess, -
as,oa q nag and almost miraculons eneess
nave also beea experienced. ~ me cure y
nsrrsss aud Ekenmaiie palns 81 ne Afss 800 !
ls.s, prsI1Ei: seseiisas. cealfscted ans sasa
otuis. glaaaalar smslllags, pains ol me shss,
aad beaes. ekrsaie rAsamaiiim. PslPslsissa 2
sAe Aesri, digieek IfzfFsiiea, &c.
Hal IL ID naaeressaFy 10 enntncfaie tlss&na
nv eases ia which these purely vegetable me
diciaes have beea saeccssiuii but lei " ~
qairs. Why are ihsy % aassessai 20 1hs''
sss.sse ,l.y PURIFY the BLOOD. and
lhas remove all cause d disease - Inc iys'
ten. @4=..
Becauseshsy &c, powsripIly up,n The sesre
tioas Of The oody. and remoss all impstn'esa'
eac9
Because they do nal reduce the system, eul
|insixeraieii illus requiring 90 RESTRAINT ZION
pleasure ~ business d1rsas iheii operation.
Complaints aFssiag lsnm sitlsied state Q
the blood are easily subdutd By The poseHl
efficacy of these mild and sal..iafy medicines
10 those Nho are obligef - uassl. or 10 taxi
mediciue without inteTrnpi,sa IL business. IN
Life Medicines are pecviiaIly useful. By mill
and sale operation. they strike ~ The root .
disease, aud qaickls eradicate u, thereby pre-
yea,iaa The fatal elects 10 Shich thousand
are victims.
Sail wholesale and retail By Or. W. D. Msf
a., SIS Broadway, hew York.
For sale also by
ID. tIEARTT. agent.
February, I. ID
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Fresh Medicines,

A Fresh Supply Of KOLMSTOCK'S
yEMlFUGE, 50 justly celeb5ased
for is wasdebul efficacy 10 removing
Worms from children, has Just been a.
xeiyed by The subscriber. The general
satisfaction il has given 10 those who have
tried il. warrants him in recommending
il 10 all who have children afflicted with
shose distressing synpioms which lpdi-
cate the Sfssesce o. Worms.
lie has also received fresh supply OF
Bartholomew Pink Expectorant Syrup,
Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Magical Pain Extrsclor--st reduced pri-
res.
Lia's Strengthening Plasters,
Balm Of Columbia, ~-.*-.--....
Roach and Bed Bug Dane,
Goafrey's Cordiss,
Bateman's Drops,
French Corn Plasters.
insiau Yegetside Elixir,
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Liniment,
And small supply Of exeellen. Ink Pow
der.
For further particulars see other adser-
sisepents, ......
D. HEARTT, .agsst.
April 3. is-
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ii likely Young Negroes
41lR SAIE.

PURSUANT . N oder of Orange
Gsansy Court Il Iaess and Quarter
Sessions. Ishall proceed 10 sell. on Thurs.
day. The e5ih day cf April inst. u The 70
sidenee af ~. Vim. Montgomery, decd.
Eleven Likely Young NEGROES. four
Hoys - Men. four Girls, and three Chi
drsns none over IS years old.
Alss. shall offer Cor sale On he same
day. one STEAM ENGINE, with TWO
Boilers &C iron l6 10 80 horse power
purchases y Phaaadphia sfier being ~
nse few months only. Boilers will be
delivered in Petersburg. Va; Frame Tor
ale same 10 rest On, Crate Bars, Drums,
&c. = the place of sale.
a credit Of six months win be given;
bond and approved security required.
d. A. MONTGOMERY, .7dm'r.
April D. I9-sw
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FKGau srtxKNs a. ss2shasa sMa es-Aa
A.assss i - Sea- rssss a aAe eS~earE -
ake sss,s axv.ss.sa = tsaaaaa Aem a - lsg.ssH
80 ~ ahr sf.a - = - 1rs~asas : -
ass - sa.nsss - - ~ : = s'sFs. 1aslsa
/ : A-ar nseahsss a aLx l.xaas .aals afs.ss 90
r~aAas as Rssass~a So fses FausAtaa =
eAcsi sa.sag Sc sfrssas ser. saa = = nssA
respaxafs'as ssssxstes tai So $50 - As.aa
maf ess = Nagta4ass. - ssea E.sassais De.
taars. and tlas - as ss4xnsAAs = Year ~
spexaise Dsssn.as sne sFpeasa s.ssseasss = -.
led IL llalishefsash "a lsssdsg = rsxa Mas
cseFt leF a. paspsse 81 aeaasaaalsg aeaahas
pessaas % rsa saE ne ). sste aaa tfasfe =
rammeaA Lar $ esGAAsxK sd - srs
nUrs.
bFysns Ssoxd. nllliasn N. Pat
Bssssaain IIpsils. William Nelson.
jules ]. t8rscken. Pairrson Meliade.
Nillism Homer. Jessph McMarrsy.
Salsn w. Hanrock. t.eprge Jordan.
Nillism r iaersOn, ID. A. Montgomery.
Sydney smith, Has.en Por.
Iii W..sen, jobs Thompson,
Joseph Allison, William Durham.
John Hrl.,
0aars. Atslgh .. Is45.
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leather ~ e Store

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, tina, skins and
A'A hides are converted into leather by
The use Of 'rannin extracted from ceriain
banks, &C.
Whea the force and strength Of the
rannin is worn out. leather becomes dead.
hard, dry, brittle. cracked, covered with .
crust, De. This all know. TO restore
then life. seGlness, moisAess. strength,
smoolhness. and remese all crust, fly. or
blisier--restore the tannin. This SUBJ
stance the leather never can receive the
second time; but the whole virtues OF II
are in this srliele. The Oil OF rANNiN
which penelrales the sIiSest and hard
est leather. If il has been twenty years in
use, and il il tears easily with the fingers,
il impar,s at once strength tina, is utter
ly incredible until seen. IL becomes like
asp leather. in all respects, with de-
lightfM soltness and polish. and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imperri.
Gus to water--partisularly boots, shoes.
earriage-iops, harness. hose, trunks, aud
in fact all things made Of leather. giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has, and al least doubling lis wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes.
groan with corns. ride with old carriage
t,ns-haye old harness and throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves,
and all about them--expend double what
is necessary ior articles Of. Heather, 10 their
hearts content, if their prejndices ATE SO
strong thew will not try new discovery.
Nav. gentlemen, please yourselves.
no None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature Of Comstock & 20.
- Far sale IN .iillshoreueh N. q. by q.
ticarti; 10 Oxford, by George r. TayI"r; n
Grcensbotoush, by s.&R sloan-onls agents
February -. Ga
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HlLLsBoR0U ugh, n. e.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
nv DENNIS nEARrT,

AT THREE DOLLARS 4 TEAR, on Two DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS ~ RAID IN AIysKcE.
Those who do moi give notice of tIsir With
10 hayc their paper discontinued al the rsrma.
ton Of tue year, will be presumed o. rcsnmg
its continuance until eountclmanded - And no
naper will be discontinued until oil ARE alsa,s
are paid, unless Of The option d the publisher.
Advertisements net exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar Tor The frsi, sud wents Eve cents
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer ONES 10
proportion. Court advertisements twenty live
percent. higher. A siram tien oil 33S psr""'
viii be made 10 al, e.ik.Is hy the y,si
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STATE OF N0RTII.CAR0LiNA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court q Please and Quarer Sessions,
March Term. 1874.
Elijah Saipss and sihns. lp.,;,;. a. a,.;s,

W. .sa...
Ia grrssn Saipss aadSfsfEs.
,rT appearing 70 The satisfaction e the c"urt
- Ihal the defendants. AidetonSaipess vi.
liam Snipes. sad Jaha S.ipsss are aoi iaasost.
aass 81 shis state u 10 .~deled. thai pabsrsslon
BE made 10 lhs Marlborough sieuCf 1rs ~ slx
n seks, thai aaless The said dtfeadaais appear
Il The mexa iefm al ANS oart, ~ be held loF The
.Souaty a Prrsoa. n ias road house N k"x
barsa.h. On the third Aeaday il June aexl,
sad aaea and lhtge plead. answer o. dsmsE 10
he said peliiiaa, The samf will Be aaken prs
sonlesse nd heard arcofdi.ev.
CHARLES MASON. Clerk
rriee adv. 81 20 H.
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AE5 -
Stray.


NuRSUANl 10 an order Of Orange Comfy
Z Court q" Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
shalt proceed Ia sell. oil the CONT house IL,
Neg % Ma" cslird Ben, of The esie,e of Tho,
mas Feeeisad. derease,t, IN q cseda ri twelve
monias. iof the purpose sldisa rsbnl,an an,a. gsi
the distributes. Bond and security alil be
requ,rst
ALLEN PETTY, Commissioner.
March ~. l6-is
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
COMSTOCK l. CO.'S
Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract of SarSapa.,illa,

FOR THE CURE or
ScI.luis. Chronic Rhuelnatlsn, Genersi
Debility, Cusneous Diseases. felier,
Sca'y EtuploHs oil The Skin, Pumplrs or
P"suuie. IN Tie Foe. MercnrsI and Ss
ph,lold Diseases: B,l.s. from an ,npn,s
hsbn III body. Ulce,atioRs Of The Fhsoal
aud Lsg. Liver Atirrh"ns, Pans and
Sw' lliDe- Of the Is 'ars. and all Disease.
arising from a" impure state OF tie Blood.
Exposures AM! fmptudrnces IN Life. Ex
resstv- Use vi Mercury, S.r.
The great popularity IL Ssrssparills,
and us established efficacy, render il SUI
per9aous IL enter INT, any eacomium nl
ii. slr ues, or sdduce any estdenee in it,
favor.
The Sarsapat la il warranted positive.
" a. good a. an, other that can b. m de
a. Onr ID, ll.r. II jus, han the prIce ol
,h"se So much a ',tI'Ised, and as strong
and in a. large hntl'ss, viz
Fifty Cents per Bottle, or Four
Dollars per Dozen
This article his rnIed Scsoluta OF 30
ye4rs, siier The Dollar ARTICLES had been
used IN vain.
TO be had Of the agents Of ColnsiocL
spI Go. only. throughout The county, ia
New York only 4, 81, C"r'lsnds Stre,.
TIE REASON.
Sume people are foolish ennogh 10 be,
sIese that We cannot slfusd /, make a,
good an article oi Ssrssparlia Exr.r
aud sell il Ior so cents per bouIe or 81
Ter dozen. as slI Others thai cell for jus
double iha, money. The SIMPLE TACT !,
this. and AZ AL N.Y. be couv,nsed
White Ers Hundred dollars rs squsnder
I'd by si,s,s 10 a coiuRn az mo VI adver
tisemeni.. We do no, spend Flee. There
fo,e we make the pubic pay but half i,
goch i"r a. g"'d ar briier srnrle ss any
oue tlse, aud ye, make as much il M
m"re pt"ti. thsn tt'ey The real rots i,
making the article is probably more thar
h,ei,s. a. We Use nething but the bes
!Snssra,llla Rnnt. &c. And we ave full,
con, need that We will sell three bottles
ii one If The dollar priced bo.lles. wheS
Tie public know what We charge Tor IL. a,
is virtues sse such a. no, To require hall
ne~spapsr I" susta'n It's reputation. i.
| Inquire Arrays for fomstoek 4. CD
Sarsapariita, at Fifty ceets, andaave ~
other.
For sale hv
d. HEARTr, HilIsborough.
March ~. IL
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Trust Sale
or VALUABLE LAND 4 SLAVES

or VALUABLE LAND & SLAVES.
SgEzS BY sirtle OF desd 81 trust
lSS exeeuied 10 ne bs Lcmaei N. MGR
- gan. % the ifih March. is4s, daily
-, recorded and regstend, ~alI pro
sseu u sell 10 the highest bidder, on The pre-
mises, or Friday The ylhl day d June next. 1.-THE
day after the ananai commencement Of the
3alxarsiy.l the valuable Tract IL LaAd on
s~hich lhs said LemaCl N. Morgan now re-
sides, eoptAsning Mae hundred and thirty
ave acres. more or ieSs. there's no DID aliy
Ia proaoaaeiag this 10 be among The most trr
ALE and vaiusble tracts Of land IN The county
Of Orange; and there are in the stale les rssl.
.dences combining EQUAL advantages Of heai,n,
beatty Of situation. contiguiiy Of good society,
and 4 literary iassiiuliua 81 high rharstIs 4.
TIE nract coraefs within q le~ hatdred fds
Il abe village OF Chapel I'LL, and iaclu..es
about four hnadred acres of excellent iUw
grounds On BoldeE's creek. The Dwelling
House 10 handsomely situated about mi.e
trom ths siIlage. and -, together siih good
BAra, Kitchen, Dairy. and other houses, 10 .
good stale ol Frpsir.
Al the sanss fine and Iiace, and for me
same purposes, will sell a valuable femsle
Servant, wIo 10 aa experienced cook, aud her
swe Children.
The teims. which will probably be accom-
modaiing 81 least 10 part. viii be made known
an sae day Of sale. The ilie 10 und0ubIed,
Bot of,oarse convey a. trustae only.
JLAI w. MUM, Trustee.
Chapel Hill, april Q. 90
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70 Coanfra Merchants asd
Physicians.
EE.4E . EE1G9
Wholesale Dealers
n pRr0s. xEpsCISEs. RAaSTs. OILS. CaRc-A
sEKBS. DR. sT1FFss WINDOW Glass,
EKEsaks. EANCK AkTlc1.xss FkR
TIaERr. sFscEx. ct6ARs.
TOBACCO.
srRagcaI 40 pEAraI FSsxRraESTs. Gc
sycamore g., PaieFsbuxg, w.

kgk aaks tl.as asesasad u imiasaasaE PAysl-
80 sseaans aa5 caaaasg Dsalras. lAst &c
shall ~ ahs fissi aIfasals ron Bastsn. NsS
f0fk, aid oahsf paris. fereias iaaae adtsisoAs
- oaF STICK Il Gaeis. saakaME our apnaR sop
~ sqaat IL 81 sapeEses, 60 aay esss sGrfrd
- aka mafkst Ger assaFlMsnt . 1s@pllif,
eaabfasasE rrfs ting ssasily i0as 4 A. . Dug
STATE. laerlhsr slah sanity 81 Letter sas
Cap Pspsr and many aEgatars u Stationary,
Gssces's a tiriss. e.
UnS Il uss fsm has gast returned from ths
Narsh, and hes ssrd ihs grsslssi cars il sdsti
~ Gods a tlr kssl s2sliiy
I've sauant sseIs llisx 10 b. lsssk and Sc
ssiss I'D rsaai ~ ~ q u gssnd u 81 pars
VI iks ssssll.
a. .ae Il ~ visits me HoFilesn malseIs
sssrs fsx nsaGtlss. and - He pafrbase ia'gs.
II u fss lsastsI psfess sc are .aa.s - ssil 10
Issaat, Dra.rs 4 NORTHERN PRICES.
As &c laid in ear Spring Stock very
early, We have much advantage over
those who have bought since lle recent
adyaEcs IL The Norlh.
Bis ne snuasuis . Few e our lpsdias
aGIasits
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VALUABLE
Land for sale.

TIsifE subscriber having resolved 70 remove
- 10 The Mestern Country, now "fers his
plaaisilun wherein be sow Nv, Tor sale, son
tanning about 500 acres. $50 IL Which j. sirar
ed aud in high state oi snl,Isati.n; 100 acres
ai which is valuable Low Grounds: the Mood
Lands are 81 the very first quanis, lies well,
and 10 heavily lin LeI.d 1nls ilact u land
will Compare ls2h any IN THE part ofthe eoun.
~ in pnint ii fertility bcanty Of situation, aud
csnvrnience ii Improvements, having on Il ."
excellent Ds,line House With all necessaI,
and convenient Out BuIi.IDss, with three ,arge
Barns, good Orchard M1pd"as. sc. IL h
aieeu,ed unnecessary I" sas ats tss"g iunber
about The a4ssntages thai tn,s fiam,at'o" pes'
sesses, as II - 10 be presumed thai any per
son DESTROYS al puchaslng Vii sisw Tue pfe'ni
-es &,4o5e stay purchase. Aud a. J an dc.
termintd to stIi. I here all VINO may be dis
posed To purchase will cali aud zee Tor them
selves. The terms u sale viii be made &C
commuda,,ns, sad ppssrss'on given )" TIE
mouth VI Sep'eather Hext. This plantation
lies 10 the VI, -, cad # iIaase eouniy. on linz
road lesdlnr ira II ilshutoueh 10 lie h'gsi
Rock. nIaetrer ,ailsS ts,tn, the faf"rr place
BENNETT HAZELL.
rarcl. 80 - 3E
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Accomplished at Last.

After several defeats, TIE Van Buren, leaders
in the House have at length caucused, bulied
and coaxed their reluctant rank and file into
voting to take up Mckay's Misunderstanding
bill, by the heavy vote of lO4 to Often ma
iority. AS the vote is go full, and its effect was
well understood, we presume this vote indicates
that the bill is to be crowded through the House
as fast as possible. The Wings will make "a
gallant resistance, backed by some twenty live OF
the other party, who either will not or dare not
face their constituents in the attitude of oppo-
nents of the Tariff
Now if our active Wings will just ask the
People to read and consider what this Van Bu-
rem bill Is, and what it proposes, we think the
contest of 1874 need not be protraclcd nor doubt
ful.-Our Tract in exposition of the two rival
Tariffs is ready for circulation.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
TUESDAY.

u. s. CIRCUIT COURT. Before Judge BETrs.
Trial OF George Matthew'S on n charge Of
Piracy on board the schooner Sarah
Lavinin.
Matthews is about 30 or 81 years OF age-n per-
rather below the midnr hight somewhat full set dark
md hair Mi MarbIry appeared counsel t the
prisoner aud Messr Ogden Hoffman aud VIM g. Barrett for
the United states.
Mr., Barrett opened the COR tine Prosecution -Four in.
cmcnts he said have been found gans' the prisoner three
Tor the murder of the Captain Mate and Cook and the Fourth
fer Pimcy, practically mining away with schooner Sarah
the latter Indictment the prisoner placed Up
lria. Babe ln. already b,s tired. but Webster Do,si'h
standing Effort him, has eudcd the officer OF
justice. Mir B. then stated the facts the and proceeded
with tia testimony.
Mr. Marbuy solicited that the prisoner might be permitted TO
take a seat beside has counsel. which granted.
The deposition Of George j. Thomas Of Alexandra.
OF tht-arah lavina, read Matthews and Babe
shipped board OF her the knowledge OF witness.
f. Iacarie, the shipping master,deposed TO having
shipped Matthew'S and the others boar the Sarah lavna
as witness Did know lm ,i few days previous q
shipping. lie called al the house OF depOnent TO ship Bah
also called. he stated TINT he came LON Baltimore.
The testimony of Z. Barrett gwen at the last
rai read lie the rt that bod niei the sarah Law
ma about clock on the morning OF the 9th July She was
about five nic~ from land hole M her DO" caused by
runnc beng knocked outhee was blood an the captain
hat and certain part OF the vessel v,an unnk cut
open moasse thrown clothing and OF other things on
board
Iim. Q. Russell testified to being Police officer
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heinz reduced in duty one hundred per cent. Of
co,,se The prior importations under the law ofls+1
copld M, conpete in the market with the QUAINT
tics that would be imported under the reduced
dn,;cs and must consequently be sacrificed.
Ncs.rs J. r. IxGRRsoLL and DAVIS, Of L. .d.
,,oc,,cd the DELAY of fixing the time until the BIN
was perfected and Mr.. Il. J. MORRIS further a.
,.o,cd tho 6xiuo the latest time, hut protested
agains, the change at nil col WHICH, howeye7, he
tlouoht there was bat lutte prospect of the law
whose beneficial results we're seen IN the revived
prosperity. renewed vigor and activity Of all
branches of trade. and in the increased and liberal
revenues of Government.
Mr. McKAy's amendment 10 fix the time in
July was rejected by large MAJORITY:
ANcr the rejection of motion oil Nf STEWART
If po To make the time January, lsi6, Mr.. c.
!. IxGsgsoLL's amendment was adopted ayes
-, Noes II.
The bill was then discussed by Mcssrs. Owen
and wRIcur of la. in opposition 10 the existing
law. until adjournment
In SENATE, several messages were received
from the President per John Tyler, Jr. among
which was The long threatened Treaty Of Inner
alton.
Memorials were presented against annexation
from Illinois by NJ BaEEsE, from Name by Mr..
FAIRFIELD. from n. Y. (R"chester) by Mr..
WRIGHT. from Pa. by Mr.. BucnASAN and from
VI by Mr.. UruAM Also resolutions of Tyler
mass r?l meeting in Philadeph thanking Gen.
Jackson. Mr.. Tylcr. Senator Walker and Secre.
,ar, wilkins. for their course in favor Of ame1a.
ton.
The remainder OF the day was consumed in
Executive Session on the Treaty. ARGUS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-24
Post Office REFORM.

The Journal OF Commerce does not quite un.
derstand us on the Post Office question. We arc
friendly TO the free ctter-carrierS because we see
no other way OF correcting the abomnabe abuses
and expressions of the present exorbitant Rates of
Postage and badly managed Mails, than by en-
couraging them for season. We prescribe them
as medicine, not as daily bread. Whenever the
Government shall reduce It's Rates to the neigh
borhood of decepcy and spur up It's mail. boys
little, We shall discourage its rivals as heartily
we now encourage them. We believe one Mail
establishment can serve the People of the whole
Union better and cheaper than thousand war
ring concerns could.
By the way, the Boston Daily Quoted by the
Journal) asks "Who will be responsible for the
security and honesty of these new establishments
Who will guarantee inviolabiEty," &c. Softly,
there, neighbor! you are trcading on the ssrong
mans corns. We were robbed Of some $3.50 to
5000 at one clip by the plumber of our letters at
Hudson last Observation-Disclosures by a Mail Off
Ger, while our property was in the keeping and
care of the Government-and though the robbery
is thoroughly exposed and the robbcr convicted,
we havn't seen the first cent Of our money back,
and fear we never shall Had it been in Harm.
denis, Adamss or Pomeroy's hands, we should
have recovered ii long since. What do you think
, Of that