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MASS MEETINGS.
To tile Whigs OF sorfh-CaroIIna


Believing that free and unrrserved IN
terrhange Of sentiment among ihe Wings.
throughout The siale, viii tend 70 con6rm
them IN hsose principles. upon the ascen-
dancy Of which hang the prosperity and
happiness Of The counlry-ihe main.en-
ance Of The Consuuiion-and. perhars,
the preservation Of The Union iiself-lLe
Wing Central Committee recommend to-
their brethren % hold MASS MEET
lNGS, in different sections Of the state:
And. As the period before the election Is
Short, and but little time Rmains for con-
sultalion, they respectfully recommend
Mass Meetings TO be held as follows:
Az marlborough, in Arson county, on
Thursday the 18Th Of July,
At Statewide. in Iselcll county, on
Thursday the 25lh Of July,
Az Rutherfordlon, or some other point in
,the vicinity Of the Mountains, al such
lime as may otconnict with either of the
above meetings; in Orange county, near
It's centre, or near its junction with Ram
dolph, at such time and place as the Wings
Of the county may fix upon; and beyond
the Mountains, Al such time and place a.
the Wings Of that region may determine,
if they deem such meeting expedieni ard
necessary.
IL il may not be deemed unsafe to draw
together, al this season Of the year, large
masses Of persons in the lower part Of
the state, they recommend 10 their Wing
friends in that region, to appoint meetings
at such times and places as they may
deem suitable.
By order Of the Central Committee,
RICH'D HINES, Chairman.
June %, 1874.
i - Wing Editors throughout the state
will please copy.
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Attention !!

To The commissioned and non-c0mnsis-
stoned Officers and Musicians, belong
ing to the 4sth Regiment q ". c. M
iiid.
wOU are hereby commanded TO attend al
- George B. Morrow's on Friday the s6th
day Of July, al eleven o'clock. eqnipt as the law
directs. for drill muster; and on Saturday The
27th, YOU will appear w'lhyour respective Conn
uanics. eoaip, as the law directs, Coz battalion
exercise, al ten o'clock. -
JOS. B. McMURRAY, III. Col.
July 8. ST.
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.4sionishing Effects Of Eright.-a
daughter Of Peter Fisher. sbou, twelve
years Of age, from her infancy was unable
either 10 walk or speak. on ,hs extensive
conaagrs,ion on CadSsllster street. dur
ing the riots. entirely gained The faculty
Of speech end The power Of locomotlon
from the effect Of fright. Her fathers
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4.6se.27I IA ll.42l Sol n

Total 4s6so.2Tl Ia Il.42l.5 SGT 50
Ineseass over Isis. ee.175.s26 = q
one porl % ax mnnlhs.
shslJ he @hole year do % wsll. Ihs
rsrrnss iram suslpms alone all TIA lear
reach FoKTE MILLIONS The Isctpas 81
he Pssl az mas.hs have pretty esslsills
eKeseded rsKxTT slLLI0ss. ThepGhllr
d,bl incurred ahdsr . rertHEe tald 20
melting like snou pndsr the Infseses Of a
Protective onr, shIch IL snrmies slis-
nstze . prOhibiiOry and d.sMurs'ss .
committee. Tribune.
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ELECTORAL VOTES.

According to ,hs appor.ionmen, bin
passed at the last session Of the 9th
Congress, the number Of electors Of Pre-
sident and Vice President, chosen by all
the states, vii. be 275, Of which 1873 are
necessary TO a choice. The number to
which each state is entitled is as follows:
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Ore serld slppess I.sa lie ihlslli-
stnes Of Mr. psik's noainapsn had hssa
e.anmaniesled % The l.aegioess 81 oar
he eaBnIry By eissEis Tslsgssphs. ief %
has proved sksckiag Lsss 70 LEA.
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ABlas afihs Gated sls.ss. sad q sound
NiI.aai Carrea.y.
A ranifiar ,esraas. with is.r protection TO
Americas iadaslTy.
AZ haassi and eeoaomicsi sdainisi. siioI o.
the Nsiioaal GSsrram'
Al-qti.b's distribution Of the fflssrds Of
Tie Gales OIL puhiE Lands.
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dutiss n 80 HPPoialnsnL Hsofroulss
has Eszignsd De ei5ee e chanoellor a
ne siaas q Ksnmeky. which be has -
ever sinse Rs refinement from service IN
he Ssaaas e lie uniied States.
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I'VE REVENIR.

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ne Ites.Pas inis me Treasury 81 lie.
foIk lIom esslo9s. sohbssb q 1iEh sa0-s
q ma ssssrspoadsss sssblhs q issa ,ssi.
are a. sslle.a:
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TREATY WITH FRANcE.-A treaty has
recently boon concluded between the Uni
ted States and France, and ratified by
both governments, which provides for the
mutual surrender of criminals, other than
political, escaping from one country to
the other, FrsT 2E-
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The editor Of the New York Tribune,
who has just returned from a Journey
through the interior Of The Commonwealth
Of New York, says he is satisfied now,
by observation, that Mr.. Clay's majority
IN that State will exceed twenty thousand
votes. II s@
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Obituary.

Died, in this county, on Friday the 9TH
of June, of a canccrous affection, after a
painful and lingering illness Olive months,
Capt. WILLIAM II. WHrrE, aged about 10
years. -e-- ss
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Illness Of Commodore ,Duilas.-Lei-
tiers from on board the schooner shark, in
Panama Bay, My ~, mention that Com
modore Dall.s was attacked with paraly-
sis on The 25th Of April. on board The
Savannah, al Csllao. The attack was
severe one, and his recovery is doubtful.
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Gov. PoIK.-In 1899, the Globe, speak
ing Of Gov. Polk, said:
.Mr. Polk is wholly and totally an
unfit man Cor lhe Vice Presidency Of the
United States. lie possesses no single
qualification which should entitle him 10
the consideration Ofthe party for that high
ofiiee.n ...........
Now IL in 1899. Gov. Polk did not
possess one q single qualification which
should entitle him TO The Vice Presidency,
how has he since become qualified for the
much more exalted and responsible Saice
Of President, .u......-
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MORE HELr-How THEY cosEl-The
Dayton 0hio) Transcript, hitherto neu.
trail paper, has come out for Clay.
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ANOTHER scREw LoosE.

The Genesee County Democrat, hiih-
erto Loco, has refused 10 support Polk
and Dallas, and has come out for Clay.
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SUPREME cauRT.

The following opinions have been de-
iiyered by the Judges, viz:
BY EpFFsN, G. J. in the State o. Fisk,
from Burke, declaring that there is no
error in the judgment below.
Also. in State .. Cowell, ct al. from
Wilkes, directing judgment to be render
ed on the conviction. s..
Also, State o. Hart g. Nelson, from
Arson. affirming the judgment below.
by DANIEL. J. in Williams .. John
ston, from Martin, affirming The judgment
below.
Also. In Lyle .. Wilson. from Yancy,
reversing the judgment below, and direct
ing judgment to be entered according TO
the verdict.
Also. in State Farmer, from BERTHE,
declaring that there is no error in the re-
cord and proceedings Of The Superior
Court.
Also, in Summey U. Magness, from
Rutherford, affirming the judgment be.
low.
BY NASH, J. in Foggart y. Blackwell
der, from Cabarrus, affirming the judg-
ment below.
Also, in Miller o. Washburn and others,
in Equity, from tleveland, declaring that
there is error in the in,erlocu,ory decree
removing the sequestra,ion from the ne.
groes of A. w that there is no error in
the decree as to ]. W.
Also, in I.yndly .. Wheeler, in Equity.
from Rowan, declaring that the inlerlocu-
tory decree is erroneous. Raj. Reg.
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lhs oRiy Eslsrs a he csttlis6ga ~
sLa0h ss ssIgusls 0lissLe
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Contrary to all expectation Chancellor
I,ibb, Of Kentucky, has accepted the Of
ice Of Secretary of the Treasury, and has
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-11

UNITED STATES sEsATE,-The terms
Of The following Senators win expire on
the 4lh Of March next:
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CO We have been requested 10 an
nounce James G. Turentine as a candi-
date for reelection to the office. Of Sheriff.
William Nelson is also candidate for
the Office Of Sheriff for the county of
Orange.
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Democratic Republican Tickle

M@ FOR SENATE
DR.. JULIUS s. BRACKEN.
FOR COMMONS
SIDNEY SMITH,
WILLIAM PATTERSON,
JOHN TABSC0TT,
WILLIAMSON PARISH.
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EENGE 0mLEp
OF Kentucky.
ron yIcr PRrsfprNr.
NuM VT FNLNtNANIs
Theodore FreIinghuysen,
OF New Jersey.

State legislature.
Foa SENATE.
HIGH WADDELL.
ron c0xMoSs.
GILES MEBAAE,
CHESLEY +. FAUCETT,
L0FrIN X. PRATT,
JOHN ID. feathers.
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Extract Of Letter, dated Burke County.
June 20.

Extract Of Letter, dated Burke County,
June 20.
Grahams prospects are fine. and |
think frightening every day. Since Poke
nominsuon for the Presidency. the Demo-
Gratis in these parts look very blue. aud a
good many k,ck up a, it. and say they
can't go il. One oil The longest Demo
crats 10 our county, yes'erday offered a
Polk man from Tennessee. who had a
load Of Bacon fnr sale. and who was brag
g'ug high on Polk. sesen,y-fiye cents per
pound Tor his whole load. and pay the
cash for il when Polk became Presi-
dent. and not before. The P"lk-man re-
fused, but sad he would take seven cents
now. The man who made the Offer is
one OF the wesl,h,et men in our county.
l assure you. aad all g'od Wings, that
their game uf Huke as Poik-us won'',ake
here" Raleigh Register.
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IN Excellent State Of .gfairs.-!hs
people will be gratifed to learn The ex.
cellent condition OF the finances Of the Ma
,ion, as reported by Mr.. Evans in the
Senate. The expenditures for the cur
rent year are less than $2l 100000, while
the receipts. under the operation of the
Wing Tariff, and faithful administration
Of the Government, amount to $4,000,
900, leaving an excess Of about $4,000,
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I;niss. fAs csnstiistisn. sse shs Lsss--
lhs Guardians sfeur Iabertys
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-05
TO MARRIED LADIES.
MADAME RESTELL'S PREVENTIVE POWDE]

-1bese invaluable Powders have bean universally adop,ed
IN Europe but France IN particular for upwards Of thirty years
safe and scacous remedy for married ladies' health for
bids a too rapid increase of family
results Of their adoption the happiness the health nav
often the life OF acconate fond mother arc
TOO vast % touch upon within the limits Of adverlscme
results which affect not only the well being Of parents
but the future happiness of their offspring Is too we'll
known that the families Of the married often increase beyond
the happiness Of those who them birth would dictate In
how instances does the hard working father and mor
especially the mother Of poor family slaves through
lye and living but to toll when they might have
comfort and comparative afuence, and il and toll
weighed down the spirit and broken the health Of The
father how often the widow left unable with the viz
degraded objects OF charity progae ven
though competence and plenty smile how often alas
the days Of the kd husband and father embttered in boz
holding the emacated form and declining health of the compa
fast sinking into premature gave-wh the certain pros
pect OF himself being early be Of the partner of his oy and
sorrows and his and helpless children Of those
attentions aud watshfu socitude which alone can
6esow not nnfeqnenty At time when least able support
for parents their families regardless Of
70 themselves or the well being of thar offspring
ce, easy, healthy and certain remedy Is within control
The advertiser eeng the importance OF this subject
mating the vast 6enef suns % thousands by the adoption
tenon OF the married 70 its consideration Is not wise aud
srtuous 70 prevent evils 10 which subject by simple
and healthy means within control Every
ylrtuous and enlightened mind. will unhestatngly answer in
Price i've dollars package accompanied with full and parti
letters E Be ge; PAID and addressed to oor oss NJ
IL or NlADAME hESIELL Female Physician.
hours from A. NJ tor NJ Boston Office No Es,ex A.
jy9rc - ''0A' -
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TO THE. LADIES.

DR.. HULLS UTERO ADD MLN.aL SUPPORTERS.
THIS Instrument for the radical of oiapsus Uer
Falling Of the Womb BY external application. super
sedng the Of the obectoaa Pessary is confidently recon-
health having failed Of performing under
the aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained high character in Europe
well this county IL adopted to the entire disease Of
ngn Hospitals Of London and Paris and universally
commended Europe by medical Of the highest rank
In this country it sustained by the leading members Of the
faculties Of Colleges and Hospitals and by all the eminent p
vate practitioners.
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies No.
Vesey street, having from the business de-
parment where lady is in attendance apply
Trusses and Supporter. 70 female patients. iyll lmc
JUNES' ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP.
n HE MOST blessed and wonderful remedy discovered
for tho certain and permanent cure Of all
Diseases and Euptions Of the Skin,
Pmpes, Salt kheum, Scurvy, -
Blochs fact Disagreement but the public be
''' s''-DI DISHONEST COUNTERFETTERs,
who attempt counterfeit this valuable and wonder
working effect blessed article Reader be deceived Ask
for Jones' Italian Chemical Soap II they offer another
particularly for Jones Italian Chemical Soap We positively
warrant the above to be its real qualities il also the most
surprising manner
Changes dark yellow skin
To healthy, fine clearess.
Many may think It's powers exaggerated let such
has in hundreds Of cases cleared the skin Of eckles
burn morhcw it also be conscentiousy recommended
for old and heads Physicians be
ferred to who use IL daily in their practice.
But mind Jones' Soap has done, and still effects these
Get where else this but the of the
American Eagle G Chatham street and 1923 Broadway n
Boston, at Readings State streets Zeibe Ledger Build
Lancaster Pal and Mrs Hays Fulton street. Brooklyn L.
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nOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, well known 70
- the Syphltc Diseases the successful
practitioner that New ork boast Of the OF
found his old Office Dr. Johasoa can satisfy that
knowledge disease superior %
Of your general Physclansaad that ms skill the
ease and Structure Of the urehrs preemneat My paets
not only from every part Of the United States, they
600 patients year circumstances quackery any FORM
and therefore, take this method Of informing and
the country where they 6nd physician skilled
the treatment Of their disease Every undertake cure
make charge No how long have elect
Structure Ulcers upon Tie body in the throat
your durable Constitutional Weakness, sometimes
called Seminal Weakness brought by habit nduigsd
by young have paid much the
malady Many unfortunate victim Of this Unnatural
ness OF the limbs small Of the back ion intellect
foYetiuness papaon Of the heart to society
only symptoms OF this complaint my directions follow
ed guarantee Post paid letters with Of case
containing 50 for advice, attended Observe Once II
Duane street, door from Chatham jyl7 lmsrc
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THE PROPRlETORS Of this valuable and successful med
take leave inform the public that they receiving
fresh proofs Of success from Of the The
for the retail of this invaluable medicine only
New York; but every city and the United States
those whose high espectabiy sufficient
the absence Of quackery aud guarantee that compounded
and dispensed upon the correct pnclp Of pharmaceutical
knowedGe and experience In stating fact As slight
claim for the patronage OF those whose hea that their
Systems should 6e carefully guarded from the injury often in
from the OF being vender nostIum
pas Life Pin. are not Of this perod-ths antiquity Of nearly
which the ephemsra Of e day can lay no claim o.
public work Of the Life aud Times Of Thomas Pan"
who lived the unusual and Of 32 years and
whose length Of life under Providence solely attributable
his habits and the applied his system
by the Of the medicine widely known through tho
world PARIS Life Pills The truth Of this certhed by
his last will aud testament which be this day
in the Registry OF Wills Doctors Commons London.
The Propretor have felt their duty public to STATE
these facts although extensive advertising forms Of
York. sufficient proof Of the exceence Of the medicine; and
the following from the Druggists who retail
agents in the southern and Northern ciues its unusual
causes when once PARIS Life Pile PILLS have been used ia
abandoned. THOS. ROBERTS u CO.,
jyl4 lm~rc No. III Fulton street.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
~ po,,, IyvISTLp Ayp PREPARED nv

M UE BOUDELOQUE, MD. LISBON PORTJO1L
Mi scientific comb,ation Of ingredients Of which those
rs are composed, have made them the wonde and sdm
RATION q the world They known all Europe TO be the
oy ever discovered That has proved invariably GER
Saej Dehs such that hey must BE- used during pregnancy
produce miscarriage il used during that period - =
I dTcctons are translated into English and enveopcd
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each hov
aas the signature Of NJ de boudogun and the English a.
ections have the signature of Dr. f. MELVEA nmhor "a
agcIIt for the Continent of America 'o''eu
They bc transmitted by mail any part Of The IJu.d
tho uni,sd sts!os Office IL! Liberty street near GreeSw 'S
Sold in bottles Salem street Latter drsed ' ny
Meiveau box ~, Now York, will meet with immeda,s ,,
~. ~ eNe's .Nse y posPaia' Jy2g nc
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DE CoRBITT may be consulted confdentislly his or
respectfully informed TINT Dr. Corbt is member of the
University Of the City Of New York aud that he has exclusive
y confined his practice from being general the treatment Of
certain classes Of dseascs thew eleven tho city Of
New York which his entire attention. Tho annals of
medicine do record greater than be found his
practice. The Doctor cautions the unfortunate against the
in few days removed entirely from The system See that
are judieousy treated by person legally qualified Ard
city Persons afflicted with rro3cted and inveterne
Corbt practice Of many has established the Doctors
reputation for skill aud responsibility. Structures engage the
Doctors profound attention. medicine may he had pre-
vent a certain disease in of its forms. jei7 SIN sfc
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Solid contents. =. lag grains


a
IhE Undersigned begs respectfully TO announce his
Friends aud the Public that he has eascd the
known Establishment aud solicit continuance OF that sup
port aud patronage which for many
10 his predecessor, Mr.. Rasco u
With he experience which he has already hid the line he
Confidently his and travellers generally
that nothing il be omitted in his Establishment, which can
contribute TO their comfort convenience His table will Al.
ways e supplied with the Injuries Of the and the best Of
every thing which the markets afford as well as with Wines
first French arise under whose active the
culinary department will be prccd footing which
BE- surpassed IA similar cstabsh the American Con-
tnent The whole establishment has lately undergone
plee enovaton and besides elegantly
nisd Prvafe Apartments handsomely fitted up Coffee and
Reading Rooms supplied with the Canadian and United
papers Hot aud Cold Baths md every other necessary
niencc In short nothing shall be wanting the pre-
seat high character OF the Holel, TO enhance it reputation
Jy2 lmsm j. NJ. DONEGANA.
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To RES IOkE, bfAUIlFY AND DRESS
THE HUMAN HAIR
TO ACTUALLY FORCE ITS GROWTH,

IND CURE DdNDRUFF. &c
TRIAL BOTTLES-THREE SHfLLINGS.
ITO THOSE who have used jones' Coral Hair Restorative
tina. the fac! Of our selling three shilling bottles must prove the
trying sm, quantity Of FIRST We the
following qualities t win force the hair to any part
where nature intended hair to grow stop it falling off cure
Scuri Dandu and make light red grey hair grow dark
For dressing the hair soft and silky nothing exceeds this is
indeed economical YET SUPERIOR article made for the
hair.
Sodprice or shings bottleat the sign Of the Ame
rcan Eagle, SO Chatham New York; 29 Fulton street
Brooklyn; State Boston; Ledger Buildings Phade
phia 207 King street, Charleston, 8. c. jy8 lmsec