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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-28
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Extract Of Sarsaparilla



Sefafsla. cLrosie Rhsrsshsa. Gs.,,.l
DEBILITY. csaneoss Dse.srs. Tstrr,
Sea'y Esuptoss q I1s skin. P.nph. 40
Pssiusss 90 ths fsrs. Msaesrssi and 81.
rhsiois Dsasss. B.lss. is.n - suruss
habit 81 body. ulcsrsaiuns Of ihe Tksrss
shd Leg. LieH AG.shah,, Pans na
s~siisngs 81 me Bsass. and ~ Diseases
ss'sins fIOn an impure sls. sl u. Bla.d.
ExposCrss and ImpssdfIers N Lie. Er.
rssiss Use Of Mercury. g..
The f,ssi papul-.ils Il SarssrsnlIs.
and ia ssi.blI,hsd efficacy. rrneer q sn-
PsinDoss 10 rnisr inis any rrcrn rum n
i'' s'nuss. o. sddSes any esidsLee in ils
fssnr.
The Sars gar Ia 10 WARMED p~sisi.s-
" % goad ss sns other ihzl ran Be M de
. Onf D.lisr. u jusl bali ihe price IL
'h"s. 80 much a,issu,,sd. and a. ssrn,
and % .. ls,ss boii'ss. vrr:-
Fisiy Cents per BOTTLE. ar raur
Dollars per Dozen
This ar'iels has rured ssIoisl. AZ "A
ysar.. sfler lhe Dallar srielts had bees
ussd IN vain.
10 be bad Of The sgen's 70 Comslo.k
and Go. only. throughout ihe country. in
New York only ~ "a. Cortland, Street.
THE REASON.
nome people are foolish enough n 30.
llsse lhai We cannot afford 10 max. "A
good On article Of Sarsspari.l. Extract
and sell . Tor SO senls rer boule o. 81
rer dozen. a. I'll others that cell Tor iast
DOUBLE lha, Money. The ain pls tsct ~
ibis, ard Ell will nnw be convinced.
while Fire Hundred dollsrs 10 sQssrdtr-
cd by o'hsrs IN a colUmn or TWO OF sdser-
Iissmsnis. we do no,srsnd Fire. Ths.s-
FIRE we make the public ray bot hslf 40
much for - good or better article 90 asy
nns else. snd YET msks - much IL n.Is
more pfi'6, than iley. Tie real eass in
making the article is prot ably nofs thsn
theirs. as We use nothing bui the besf
Sstsararilla Root. &c. And nc ave fully
convinced that Ne will sell ihne bottles.
10 one ef ihe dollar priced bottles. when
'hepnblic know what we charge Tor IL, IS
its Writ e are such - not 10 % quire hall q
new spapfr 10 sustain lie seruts,ion.
Inquire Arrays for Cemsfock 4. ca
sar'oPariila, al Fifty eents, gad hare 10
Other.
For ssle by
D. HEARTT. Ilill.berousb,
March ~. ~
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MAIDlhns

In dis ccunsy. o. The Ala Instant by
William Nelsoa. esq., Mr.. WmIns BAR-
TDs % Mis- HrTTs ckAsrxrr.
In Aarion. Alnbama. On Thursday ID
IN inst, By dc Rev. J. p. Perham, Mr..
DEsss DsKors. junior publisher or the
Alabama Baptist. 70 Miss Ezra j. PAr-
srR. formerly q this vicinity.
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EXECUTIVE CoINCIL.

The adjourned meeting Of the Execu-
tive Council was held in the city of Ra-
leigh last week, four members being pre-
sent-Messrs. Cameron. Fits. Holmes.
Col. Cadwallader Jones AMI DR.. Fredc-
rick J. Hill were appointed members Of
the Boarl Of ln:rmal Improvement.
To supply the vacancy on the bench Of
the Supreme Court. occasioned by The
death of the lion. William CASTOR, the
Governor first nominated the Hon. George
L. Badger, of Raleigh; but this nornina-
ton was unanimously rejected by the
Council. The Governor then nominated
our townsman, the Hon. Frederick Nash,
which was confirmed by the Council--an
appointment which We are sure win give
general satisfaction throughout the state.
Should Mr.. Nash accept, vacancy will
be made on the Superior Court Beach,
which il viii be the duty Of the Council
to I'll before the commencement, OF the fall
circuit. Il a@ a
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Mr. CLlrS TIST.-Grcas preparation is
making for the reception Of Mr.. Gay in
the city Of Raleigh on the 18th of April
next. A committee Of nine has been ap.
pointed to meet Mr.. Clay at Smithville,
below Wilmington, and escort him to Ra-
leigh; and a committee, consisting of two
from each Congressional District, has
been appointed 10 unite with the Central
Committee in his reception at Raleigh.
DIR. James s. Smith, Of Orange, and Col.
Andrew Joyner, of Halifax, are on the
last named committee for this district.
We hope no effort will be spared to give
Mr.. Clay such a reception as will be Gre
ditablc to North Carolina hospitality.
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A BaaA &c ihs Unilsd States. ssd SQUAD
Naliaasi csFreary
rariG tar resrnae, ~ilh lair Frolrrgioa a
An,eritas lada,lry.
A. .aarst AID r-ena.niral standardization Of
the Nala nat Gaeersnsni.
- sqsi' .bse distribution Of the trarseds 81
The sales sf ihe pab.,r L4nds.
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sFrAiy II WnskiEgscn Is - rel In.
and Tens rs a. "a red loo.
hT. Wflisr cot lie Z, or. sndmaves
ne Fisins q lie Consmis es. The caas-
snitise rose. md he Boass adi0a4nrd.
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Negroes for Sale.

ON Monday Of next May County Court, the
v undersigned will sell for cash. Eve or sir
likely Negroes, belonging 10 the estate of the
late Wlliaa Trice, sen'r, deceased. Among
them, there is . valuable Black smith.
~ ZaCHARiAlI. TRlCE.2 r..
= WILLIAM TRICE, H1
Hash Is. "
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Negro for Sale.

DURSUANr 10 an order Of Orange County
L Court Of Pleas aud Qoarter Sessions. I
shall proceed 10 cell, a, the court house iH
Hiilsbcrough. on the 27,h day Of April next,
mas Freeian,l. deceased, on q credit ot twelve
months, for the purpose ofdisiribniion amongst
the distributes. Bond and security v i'll be
required -----
ALLEN PETTY, Commissioner.
March 70. l6-ts
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Special Court.
STATE OF NORTH-CARoLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law-March Term,

superior Court Of Law-March Term,
1874.
TT appearing 10 the JUICE no~ holdi-g N /.
Court, that the business upon The clsi
Deetel q the sane cannot be Jans al ihis
Tern; u 10 ordered by the ssId Jacgr, that q
t.Im Of the suPsTlor conIl 81 Law for Il IL
county he held on Tie seroad Monday in Juns
ret. according 10 The provisions of the ae
passed II the last session Ut the GeaeIsl AZ
sembly. eaiitIcd ian act Cor the more SPEEDY
sdn.inisI ration Of jasihs.7 u 10 inrlher order
cd, that the Clerk Of lhis Court cause this OF
der 20 he published Ia The iirlsboroagh Re.
rnrder. and sdverised a, the door Of The rouFl
hs1sr nd three o. mere other PnLlIc Places "a
the e0uniy. . aa#
P Parties and Witnesses are Motif d 10
sitend m Monday morning, ss Il is expect, d
that the Court xiIi enter immediately upon ihs
tg tsl Sfraus,s.
JOS. C. NORWOOD, c. $. c.
aiarh ~. III
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IN office

THE subscriber having, at the late February
Term taken letters of adminis,rat tim &C.
cording TO law on the estate OF SAMUEL G. As
KILL. deceased, hereby gives general notice
10 al creditors Of said estate, 10 present their
claims duly authenticated, within the time Ii.
mi,e'i by law CT that purpose, otherwise this
notice will be plead ii bar Of recovery. Debt.
ors TO said estate will also please 10 inake pay.
ment immediately.
JAS. A. CRAIG, .7dm'r.
March 4. l6-4w
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D,nih by Lightning.-We learn that dur
ing the thunder storm on Wednesday even
ing Of last week, MIR. Jonathan Under
wood, while visiting at the house of his
neighbor, Mr.. Stephen White, near Qua
kcr creek in this county, was struck by
lightning and instantly killed. He was
sitting in the piazza, he at one end and
Mr.. White at the other, and little son of
Mr.. White but a moment before was
standing between his legs. The lightning
passed through the top Of the piazza, amt
set the building on fire, but it was soon
cxtinguished. Mr.. Underwood was .
young man, Of respectable character, and
had been but recently married. No mark
was left on his person, except slight
burn on one side Of his neck. No other
person in the house was injured.
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A IT. persons lad. hled 20 the subscriber arc
N requested 10 make payment bsiore th.
middle Of May next.
iT' Those VIVA have borrowed Books from
him will please return ihrnl.
His Real EsIalr IN aud near H,llsborouRh is
Tor sale. 60
w. J, BINGHAM.
March 81. - III
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The Hon. John Y. Mason, Of Virginia,
has been nominated by the President, and
confirmed BY the Senate, TO be Secretary
of the Navy. in place Of Thomas W. Gil
ncr, deceased.
Though not officially announced, il il
rumourcd that Mr.. Calhoun will accept
the appointment, Of Secretary Of State.
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Notice.

HENRY Marcnm and wifs Mira Riley Wiz.
II ere and wife Catherine, will take s.,,c,.
that the undersigned, Administrators of vii.
liam iya, deed. are ready 10 pay over To cher,
Their ulsiributiye shares Of the estate az lis
said William. according 70 decree 81 tie last
County oo"rt Of Orange, aud Consequent, IN.
terest will mot be paid after this date.
MATTHEW LYN,
TII0s. CHRISTIAN. '7sn.s.
March z. 40
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the Wings carried every ward Put one. 4
The Annexation Of TeyaS-The New York
Evening Post, the Oldest Democratic pa.
per in that city, in noticing the extraordi'
nary rumors from Washington concerning
a treaty for the annexation Of Texas to our
Confederacy, makes the following just and
pertinent remarks:
"Whatever may be the merits Of the
question of admitting Texas as member
of the Federal Republic, We can hardly
suppose that any Administration would
be so rash as to conclude the treaty spo-
ken of, without first taking the proper
steps to ascertain the will of the People.
II would not be sufficient for a conscien.
tious Administration TO obtain an expires.
sion Of assent from the two branches Of
the present Congress, inasmuch as they
were not elected with tho most remote
view to this question, and therefore can
not be said TO represent the opinions oI
their constituents. tits measure inyolv'
ing momentous consequences; a measure
for the maturest consideration and the
most deliberate expression of the will o
the nation; and is not to be hurried through
, the forms of business like an appropria
ton for building lighthouse. 1t shoult
be long before the People, fully discussed
considered in all it's bearings, and the fina
decision should he made by a Congress
chosen with regard to this great question
"If the treaty have in fact been con
cluded, the Sc ate. in ratifying it withou
further consultation of public opinion
would initiate the rashness and haste o
the Executive. A strange guest woul'
then sit down Of cur table who comes on
lily on. the bidding of the cook and tn
walters, and without asking the cossen
Of the company s'#a @@@
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Land for Sale.

49, The undersigned having quail
cSNsES fed as sdmin,ssra,cr onthe esiate Of
sYSs Samuel Gaskill, deceased, al tho late
.sss,p Court Of Pleas and Qaarter Sessions
Cor n,ange county, hereby gives notice that,
on "Wednesday the l7,h day OF April next, he
will cell on the premises, in the iiaafelds. q,
the aforesaid county, Tract oil Land, Of ie0
acres, m.rc or lees belonging 10 the late Sa.
mael Gaskill, Said lot Is number > IN the di.
vision Of thr lands Of the late Elias Gaskili and
adj .ins the lands Of jeremiah Bason, Susan
Gaskill ami others.
Nine months edit viii be cisen. Boud
with approved sssari,y will be required Of tbs
- JAS. A. CRAIG. Aam'r.
Ruff ,'s Miis, March 1, i5--W
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A negro boy belonging to the estate Of
the late Willis Sellers, was committed to
the Jail of this county on Saturday last,
under suspicion Of having set fire to tho
Barn of Mr.. Freeman Walker, on Back
Creek. The Barn wa. entirely consum.
ed, together with its contents. st.
The Barn Of Mr.. Bennett Hazel, on Sto.
NY Creek in this county, was consumed
by fire short time since; and was sup,
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STATE OF NoRrH.CARoLiNA,

STATE OF NOkfH.CAkOLiN
ss a-4 PERSON COUNTY.
Cour. Of Please and Quarter Sessions.
.a March Term, 1914.
Eijah Saipss snd others, H.:,.
.9alsrson Snipss andothrs.
yeT appearing 10 The satisfaction cf the Court.
- that the defendants. Anderson Saipes, " IL
liam Snipes. and John Snipes, are no, lnhsbit.
ants Of .hs state, d 10 ordered, that pubicsiioa
be made in the Marlborough Recorder Ter slx
weeks, that unless the said defendants appear
at The neSt,erm OF this Court, 10 be held To- the
County Of Person, al the court house in Rox
borough, on the third Monday in June next,
and then and there plead, answer or demsr 10
the said petition, the same will be taken pro
confesso and heard accordingly.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk. >
Price adv. 81 so IL
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every one present.

Elections in Philadelphia. An election
for Constables, Assessors, Inspectors and
Judges, took place on the 18th instant. in
the city and county Of Philadelphia, and
resulted in large Wing gain; in the city
the Wings carried every ward I but one. Z
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agsas slssp hsFs bssa Dc w0k ia
.eFdhy:
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hau oeen sau. ne discovery oil Ure-
gon, on the mouth of The Columbia river,
was due 70 Boston man, who sailed in
a Boston ship. With regartlto war, and
the constant efforts Of the Van Buren, De-
mocrats 20 identify the Wings with Brit
isl party, and sow the seeds Of dissension
aud war through the country, Mr.. w.
said Irsminded HIM of a painter who
was absorbed with but one idea, that Of
painting red lion. He was called upon
by some one TO paint fancy sketch, and
he made a red lion. Not long after, a
gentleman called on him to gil pannel in
some room Of his house with a picture,
and he pain ed red lion. The gentle
man thought il singular subject; bu, from
dellcacys did not express any dissatisfac-
tioa; onthe contrary, having smother pan
mel vacant, and smaller one, in another
room, he took the. painter in there, and de-
sired him 10 gil that PANEL also, request
ing tina, he would take some subject that
wonld be in unison with other paintings
in the room. The painter undertook the
work. but painted another lille red iion!
1t seemed to Mr.. W.. that the Demo-
cras were affected much as the painter
was, and could turn in no direction, with
out finding British Lion in their psth.
which they charged their opponents with
projecting. while they were furious for
rushing upon and DIES rowing him, The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-28

m...- .a.=.. .az- Friday, March IS.
In the Senate, the bill from the House
10 repeal the &C. dis.ribu ing the proceeds
Of The sales Of The public lands among the
States was taken up. -M
Mr.. Crit'enden moved TO lay i. on The
table '.~4-
Mr.. King asked him. il with view Of
calling j, up again,
Mr., Cri,enden replied, never as long
as | live! H. I'D ly.
The yeas and nays were taken on 'ho
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
GEN. IARRISON--MR CLAY.

Our friend Charley Test, made speech, be-
fore his political friends, the locos, on the Friday
evening OF last week. The object of his effort
appears to have been ic " define his position -
snd endeavor to prove that pile OF black
cats" presen, the same unsulIied whiteness IN
appearance thata snow back does; IN other
words 10 sustain the consistency Of his political
course. lie confessed tina. in 1910 he went
Tho whole figure for Gen. Harrison; bu, thai,
Gen Harrison Democrat-,hai no CTest)
held the came opinions now that the Hero OF
Tlppecanoe did in the canvass OF 20; aud that
the Wing party advocate different principles from
those held by that distinguished Statesman. No
one will assert that there IS any material differ
ence in the principles advocated by the Wing
party, as a party and those which have been
niform!y advanced by Henry Clay. II Gen. IIar
rison was the POLITICAL friend Of Mr. Clay
in 1911, must he no, have held the same princi
pies tho Wings are now contending for!
The following extract from speech made by
Gen. Harrison at dinner given him a, George
town, ID. c., few weeks before his inaugura
tlon shows tho light in which he regarded Mr.
Clay near the close Of his life. The health Of
Henry Clay having been proposed, General Har
rison rose and spoke as follows:
IL take great pleasure in responding TO the
sen,imen, which has just been received with so
much enthusiasm by the company for am proud
10 be able TO state that the distinguished Inji-
vidual alluded my firm personal and PO
IlTICAL friend My own inclination, ms we'll
as q duty which owed TO the county, prompted
me TO tender 10 him the first post ia my cabinet,
but in his own good Judgment and no earthly
man was. blessed with a better judgment, he had
declined it, and felt willing to yield TO his wish.
es, both from the knowledge that nv adminIstra
ton would receive cordial support from him as
Senator Of the United States. and from the
perience which had laugh, me that HENRY CLAY
alrays right. le, him differ with whom he
may. consider his judgment superior TO that
Of any man living, for during my political he ]
have never differed with him on any important
subject that did no, afterwards become convinc~
ed that he rds right and ,ras ,rrong"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

A, the State Convention held IN indianapolis,
on the 10Th ul,mo, a resolution was offered by
Godlove S. Orh Esq Sena, from Tippecanoe
County inviting the wings of Indiana 10 again
assemble the consccrated battlefield of 'TpPe'
canoe on the ooh Of May next. The resolution
was adopted with a spontaneous acclama,on wor
thy the spirit Of other days The Wings Of that
county are making extensive preparations to en-.
terrain the immense C:uiiude which will assem-.
bic there on that day. Will old Wayne be there,
as she was in 40, Then, through Indictment
wealher--excesslve bad roads, a gaan, band Of
Wings, in primitive style, with camp eqnipages,
and all the araphanalia usual to pioneers, trav-
elled 10 the battle field and never set Of
men better pleased, mo re fully coIopensG-
ted for the labor Of The journey. The CO ming
Conv tion will be IN all probability larger and
more enthusiastic than tha, Of 40. We hope
arrangements will be mado by some OF our Wings
TO make up a company. The editor Of the
Bloomington Post IN ailusion to this Convention
uses the following language:
"Our motion Of last week has been seconded,
pu, and carried by UNANIMOUS vote. So "Od
Democratic Monroe,' sends al least one hundred
delegates 10 the Battle Ground Blrbacue. dressed
III hunting shirts, c1onskin caps and moccasins.
We now move 10 add To the ORG nal motlon, mat
a like number OF Wing ladies accompany their
fathers brothers and husbands, upon that inieT>
esling and patriotic adventure. That they may
behold with their own eyes, the very spot where
our own brave and lamented Harrison, :53 years
ago, surrounded by handful Of brave but unti IS
cplned men. gave proof of his undaunied courage
in warding eff the blow which was intended to be
fatal to The desiinies OF hundreds oil helpless wo-
men and children. lie, them 90 and behold III 9
spot where the lndian Prophet stood chanting his
war-song during the fierce and bloody contest
let III m 90 aud behold living witnesses-those Who
met he foe in deadly comba,on tina, memorable
night-iet them 60 and drop tear OF sorrow up
on the graves oil those brave spirits who fell IN
tina de pera,e contiict. Have the ladies pa
trIotism-have they not interest IN common
with the rougher ssx, and are they not capa-
bic Of approaching the wor tn of those who fell
III defence O! their coun,ryG Surev they are.
Then whv debar them from participating with Us
on The 29th Of May nex,.o
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
COngress.

We have TO again apologize for the want OF
Congressional news. In fact Congress IS dong
nothing. The Iocofocos now have the majority
in tho House, and we should like some OF
the fruits OF their promises What have they
jonel How many bills have they passed.
They have passed three bills, yes three bills,
and tina, is all, at expense of some S3O,OOo!
This Is the Retrenchment and Reform OF which
we have heard so much! This IS iocofocosm.
DR.. Duncan has introduced a bill fixing
a uniform time for holding tho election Of
Presidential electors and members Of Congress.
The bill proposes to require all the Represents
iives for The mex, Congress 10 be elected IN o.
roher next. l, has been the practice in sever
al Of the States, to elect their Representatives
ono year proceeding the time they are TO take
their seats. 1t 10 the Law III Olio. /, has one
Advantage The States thus electiDg are always
prepared for an extra session, aud thus the hur-
nv Of special elections is avoided. We de-
cidedly in favor Of the proposed change, and are
glad to see that DR.. Duncan las finally chased
down one good idoa
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
Ten Copies for $l5.
THE WEEKLY ATLAS.

TTNIiE commenced with the OF Jan
nary, lo4i the publication Ct the CINCINNATI
WEEKLY ATLAS.
The political character the Alas roughly
complete the administration of the Government.
bring back the Republican measures which
prevailed III the DAYS of Washingt, and Madison.
To eject this great end the Atlas will advocate the cleo
ton of Henry Clay Presidency, and John Davis
Vice Fresidency-beeving them not only admirably
ouahed stations, uniting with great
Nv the confidence of Wing party.
To Coun,ry Merchants the Weekly Atas will
accurate view Of Cincinnati Market comprise
Liz, and the fullest price of kind
Produce and Merchandise published in West: also
condensed the New Orleans and Atlantic Markets
weekly of the Cincinnati ma ket-the receipts
produce by the Miami and Wh,ewaer Canals and the
Little Miami Rail road-the imports of Merchandise by
the rivers and shipments by Steamers and fla, boats
To Farmers and Iofticultursts the Weekly Atlas is
recommended attention will be paid their
Several columns each paper will be hled
sound practical articles Original and seiected) on
Agricultural and arrangement has been made IN Ait
c. w Elliott, practical nusefyman in this vicinity, I.
furnish week the culture of Fruits
Flowers aud Vegetables 1t will also contain full
and transactions of the Cincinnati Hor
tcultuta Society, and will publish com muncaons oil
practical mt addressed to that body.
The Cincinnati Ueekty -4tas will be published every
Thursday, with entire type, mammoth sheet at
two per copies will be sent for
year 10 one pos dollar and fifty each
PAYABLE IN advance In pon, of mechanical execution,
Il will be paper the As Posma sters
are authorized by frank letters remtances
10 Publishers, generally willing do it, friends
arc requested avail themselves of this opportunity in oil
-
Cincinnati 1S4 II
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MARYLAND Election.

The ocos accoun, for the Wing triumph n
Mary land by asserting that the Wings so gerry
wandered the State that their success is matter
of course. The fac, is. with the vote of the late
election the State could not have been SO divided
as to cleo, a loco. Almost every county IN the
State gave q Wing majority. Previous TO the
election the ocos claimed two Of the Districts as
loco districts, certain, and expressed the proba-
bilIty that two others might elect locos. Two
Districts only were given 10 the Wings Nov
some apology is necess-ry, and false charge
suits The leaders, better than the truth.