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a GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one o.
"A the most ancient and wealthy iami-
lies Of this city, New York, who must
be well known TO numerous friends, hav-
inr since the year 1914 up 10 recently,
been bent nearly double, ard for several
wears confined to his bed, has been resior-
ed to good healsh--has regained his nalu-
raj erect position--and has Quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the genileman's own de-
scription as near as possible. and there is
no .exargeration in II. We will give in
onirers his address. and donbt not his liu-
name feelings will excuse the liberty; SO
that any one doubling NAV knor these
facts--ihough he requests his name may
not appear in print Among other simi-
lar instances, Mr.. James G.. Reynolds.
Ia4Chrystie-strce;, has been restored. and
will give personal assurances of the facts
of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been done! -r~~s
Assw,:s--By the INDIAN VEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HEWES'
NERVE AND BONE EMINENT ex-
lernally, from Comstock & Co.
or Far sale in Hlllshorough by -. Heart;
10 Oxlord by George r. Taylur: in g eensbo-
roneh BY 4 r. sloan only agents.
February -. o.
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m0EPAT's
Life Medicines.

FkHEL iis Nssl<tsesh aFs esea sts- : - -
= ssss a aia1all sseIy aisease 4. 9 sase So
kiad = Eahls, ass ~ lallisss as assf $50
uaasals, wmM fhesr nssay ; eiiA11a asAknse1ls
5sllilas and sieA he.darhs. paia ana -
prsssioa .ilsr msais. g'dd.nrss, dazzansss'
ssagsias uoise - re hssd and ears, dies.
s,aess, Assrsbsan, loss 81 sPpshas. slld
$3.50. A.. thet are arkasslessre - - sssi.
4. $500 i, a. li.iag sssT hlfefs s.nsfre
4 ~ ,..hlsr- - Ia tAssr q fed hanai 81
80 ahwx -.,il pross aasalsahiei 80 . - .
s.aesal fs.ai.v soerseal, Co elshef ssAs fhFg
rsnnsI fail - sasaEs ths snsssisal s@1.aa.1
Ths sas.ss e he LIE FILA sas fl.@aia
RalsTs = ,n..si rssassa, Il ifeei. gsssa % ne
a.aek Il fever. mf serEa. a'easles. soss
lhrosl. recent ealsis. wIlhcouEh. ano ea1-
r. inasmmalary DISORDERS. L. fhsaAA"
ism ard chorie eomplalns hey hsse ESQ
psrlormsd lhe mosl ra,saoGaiaaiI ceres : AsA
aseJ ~Ilh PrrsessFeace.
siare tAs 8 q sallodsciisa 81 Do. AsusI
lie Aledleiaes ls his fsllsw eilneas, .ael
aaEe IN every rase. fal'y maiaiaiasa We =
character Ihsy 80 seii deserved. Falaenis ms
lad Gar wears dgawn IN . msefaole tx'sssaesl
ard aaaay whs hadlos The ssssilheas l''sa1s Z,
rheasaAlissa aad paralysis. asse essa fss.s.s
10 health. sifensth aad essniafi. ai'ei az -
asaal Feaedies had besn ioaad useless, "
aslaa,shiag aad aimast tnifaeuloes shesu
have also brea exPeTlenerd, - me cue
msrssas aud Fksamafis pains " the Assa 49,
a,s. plrslslie egsctisAs. r0niFaeted ana sa'i
a.als glIalnlar swellinga, pains 81 the shrs
aaa baaes eAreaie rheanaiism, Psipitafisa
.assr L.
Bal q - unnecessary to rausaefate nc ma
NJ eases 10 Shleh Ihese pafely vegetable me
dsciaes have been suce,ssiuli but lei 80 IN
qaire Mhy are tas % aaiSsf'a' - inca
sss.sse they PURIFY THE BLoop. an
laus renlsyc all cause VI disease IN the sys
TEN. .-..-..s ..m.-
Beeaussihey az, pawsrfslly upsn The sesre
l,oas 0l the osdy. aad remove all Impurities a
once z-.~. +.. ..- ...-. Ia ..a..s.
Because they 10 mi reduce the sysiem. bn
liayigOrateiI -lhas rsqNaring no restraint iron
pleasure or business darlag their operation.
Complaint aris,ng lfem a yi,ia.ed state Q
the biuad are easily subaued BY The p.~efi1
rlEieary of these mud aud sai.iaT! medicines
lie those w4s are obigef - travel, OF 10 TAX
medicine wiihaut inter "pt,-a 81 business, IN
Lie MelIciaes are pesnliaIly useial. bs mil
AID safe operation. they strike ., The root |"
irseasr, and qsieAt, eradicate y, thereby pre-
seaIing the fatal efFe.is 10 which Thousand
are victims.
saII wholesale and retail by Or. w. d. Mol
Ia, SIS Broadway, New iOik. ----...
For sale also by
ID. HEARTH. Agent.
February, I %
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HIST PUBLISHED.

sf,HE PROCEEDINGS or rue SAFETY
COMMITTEE Of III" iowa "f Whining.
toa, during The years I77i. f775 and i776
With the joint Preeed,uss of the Committees
&c the e0lati.s II New Hanoyrr. D"piln. Tins
low. Bid q, Brunswick, add Cumbrrlant--
enhancing matter &c The mos Interesting A.
after. cDnire' ed with the ca W history ri Tie
Revolt ,,iua. thai eanaoi fail 10 crafty The IN.
hsl'itaa,s Of those cnu-iier. as we'll as the Cit
zens "l kodu CaruiIna, a. large. ..4..
The Panphlrt contains 76 pages neatly done
up aud COVERED, The posiagr 81 BE h y III not
exceed 90 cents 10 sny Post ofiice IN North
Gambia. Is. eassm# #. a aeer
The price 10 Fifty cenis Tor single copy.
Four Dollars fnr Ten copies. AID Thirty Dbl
lars for Que Hundred rnpips
ORDERS addressed q. T,"mas Lorine 0fIiee
If Tie iadepsndeni Raieieh. accompanied b |,
ihs Gash. viii he promptly attended ie, and
the Pam inlet iYrS atded b, Mail, OF Other wise,
as may be directed
Raleigh. Janaary .. , 03-
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
Strengthening PIasters.

THESE Plasiers, greatly improved
a and having The preference Of all oh
ers. are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable Tor all invalids having
pains in the BREAsT. Back. or SIDE.
Hsaknsss and Lamtness are relieved u
once by lheiI use, and The parts restored
10 strength ami . natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Plasiers, will be asionisned and delighted
al the comforlit affords. Those threaten.
ed with Lang Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing .
Plaster. Il removes the irritation Of IN
cipient G Consumption FRoa THE LUN0s %
the SURFACE of The body, and draws OF
the internal affection. SO in TIGER Com
plai.ts. and Coughs. and Colds. Chill.
dren with whOoping Cough should al
ways have one, 10 prevent the cough set.
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood BY all on trial.
ar For sale 10 HllI.borough BY ID. Hearth
in Oxfafd By George y. raylar; IN Greehsbo.
rough by D. & q. sloaa--oaly agents.
February "a. 6f--
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rro ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER ~ ANY FORM.
OIL 1F TANNiN.
or. Leaf n er Restorcr
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY. m
MOST people know. that skins and
IVA hides are converted into leather by
the use Of rannin extracted from certain
barks, &c.
When the force and strength OF the
'fannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, a.. This all know. To restore
then life, sollness, moismess, strength,
smoothness. and remove all crust, fly, or
blisier--resiore the tannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time; but The VIII, lie virtues Of il,
are in this article. the OIL. OF TANNIN
which penelraies the sliiIest and hard
est leather. ii il has been twenty years in
use; and lift tears easily with the fingers,
il imparts at once a strength that is utter
~ incredible until seen. IL becomes like
ner leather, in all respects, with de-
lightful softness and polish, and makes all
leather completely aud psJtcfiy imporri.
Gus to INDEPENDENTLY boots. shoes.
carriage-iops, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made of leather. giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has. and al least doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
1hose who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
tnps-have old harness. and throw them
away half used--look filthy themselses
and all about ,hem-expend double what
is necessary for articles Of leather. 10 their
hearts content, if their prejudices are SO
strong thew will not try new discovery
Nav, gentlemen, please yourselves.
rJ- None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature OF comstock 4 Co.
;~F,rste u Marlborough n C.. by q.
Heart; in oxford. by Gr"rP" 2. Taylor; in
Grcensbor"ueh, by j.. MR. Sioan--only agents.
February p .-..-.. ...... ss- e.
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HILLSBORO UGH. N. G.
PUBLISHED wEEELs
By DENNIS nEaarT,

at THREE DOLLARS YrAE, on, TWO poiIAts
FIrrr cESrs ~ rAiD IN AiysSes.
+ Those who do mol give notice Of ,heir iih
10 have their rapcr discontinued nj the espirn.
ton of the year, will be prcsum, d as ecsripg
its Continuance until fountcrmantcd - And 10
paper will 10 disco"iinncd until all arrcarsrts
are paid, unless OF the option oil the publisher.
Advertisements not rxcecdinr ssx.ecn lines.
one dollar Tor The fret, and twenty five eenis
for eacl, subsequent insertion; 'orcsr ones in
proportion. Court advertisements ~ en;y FIVE
PR cont higher. ,ledm ticn ~ 33s rcr cent.
Wilde made TO advertisers BY thu year
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% boz MheIn D may Cen-


ttHHE aEAs 80 - lszh car q 1aEs. lssl.
go tsla asAa BtskauoA - - ese4 q
It's essseF q ths WaasssEsea - AFeaAs ..
So r~stNaa FarParrs aasFaM aasaiasMea, eaf
sMam SO aty a. sewmF~ 60 gasmraa = asA1s
g. - s@a1sy in6isAA@sas aad amsax e&hes
Iasaxsth saa @taaassya llEa erahereshessss
ass ssatssea a isdssa1sala CrsasisEs - ths
So 1iarkaasa. Hsare ssmrs Were 81 so
ssiies - - I fsnsi. rsas . thrrfsie e eatl-
q 49, sd cf-ail~rs e ? sisre thrlf eislas
- - rsaasr. 81 - h~f.se MART Sap~aaoa
c. q aeKf. ar lhs saaAsy wlil 10 saasfaass
spgagplasasd.
THOs. FAUcErr. Tfasits.
Iaasara Il. Is
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Harvest ia Rvssia.-Ia consequence
Of the bad harvest 10 Russia, the Z ape
ror has ssoed 81 uka.e. anihnSsi"g the
impW'a I'm Of rye. wheat. oats. barley.
aud back wheat, int, that cnunIry, Tree OF
duty snul the lsl Of May. 1874.
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WcEMsgssaWcEw ,
STARTLING FACTS.

- are lost yearly with worms, when
some other cause has been supposed 10
be the true one.
Il is admitted BY all doctors that scarce
u man. woman or child exists but what
are sooner or later troubled with worms,
and in hundreds Of cases, sad To relate.
supposed fever, scarlaiina. cold. or some
other ailing. carries of the flower Of the
human Iamily-while in truth they die OF
Worms! and these could have been era
dicaied in day. by the use of bottle Of
koImstocI's Yermifuge, a, the
cost Of quarter Of a dollar!
How sickening the though, that these
things should bc-and who can ever for
give themselves for no, trying THE form
Erternlinafor. when they know that even
il the case was not worms, this remedy
could not by any possibility do hurt--but
always good as a purgatiye--lel the dis
ease be what il may. How important
then to use il, and who will dare take the
responsibility TO do without il! Let eve
~ parent that is not brute, ask them
selves this question in truth and soberness
Mr.. ]. e.. Ringold had a child vcrs
sick for nearly two weeks. aud attended
by a physician, without relief, when
Kolms,ock's vermifuge was given, and
next day more than forty worms were
passed, when the child recovered rapidly.
A child Of a widow woman, living near
the Manhattan Water Works, had dwin-
died for month, till neal a skeleton,
with great dryness Of the mouth, and Itch
ing of the nose. A humane lady, who
called to provide for the family, sent inn
me,lia,ely for Kolmslock's Vermifuge,
which brought away great quantities Of
WORMS for two or 'hree days, and the
child grew better a, once, and regained It's
full strength in less than a month. z*
Several Children in highly respecta-
HE family in Broadway had worms TO
frigh,ful extent, and were all cured rapid.
ly with this vermifuge.
In some Of the best families in the
neighborhood Of St. Johns Park, il has
been extensively used. from the circum-
stance Of having eradicaied large guam
lity of worms, after all other remedies had
failed. which was very extensively known
in that part of the city.
A physician Of standing, had doctored
a family Of children some weeks, without
being able TO restore bur one out Of seven
10 health. He had the liberali,y TO send
for Kolmstock's Vermiiugc. and cured
the rest with it IN less than week.
In numerous cases other complaints
were supposed 10 exist. and the persons
treated for fever, &c but finally trial of
this Vermiluge discovered the true cause
of the sickness, by bringing away almost
an innumerable quantity Of worms, large
and small, and the persons recovered
with great despatch. Instances Of this
kind might be cited to an immense extent,
but il is useless, one trial for TWENTY-FIVE
cents will show any one with as,onish-
ment the certain effects of This Vermifuge.
CAuTIoN--Neyer buy this article un.
less it have " DR.. Kolmstock's Vermi-
flge" handsomely engraved on the out
side label, and The fac sirnile Of Comstock
& Co. s In eA. aaa as
T-r Far salein Hi'lsbo ,oneh by y. Heart;
in 0xf.rd nv Genrg. r. TAYLOR: in 6reensLo.
rough by ]. = u Si"an- oriy agents
.
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STATE OF NORrH.cARoIINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equily-Seriember Term. 1918.
Vim n. Bridges AID Nile Sarah, Nm DanasR
and wife Ilhelh 5nhn Justice. Matthias y.
Fr.eman fAaklin frr~maa Hasris G"rsioa
aud Cam "a he WIZ. warFea DaIl'sm Ailrs
Robertson. Nathaniel Robertson. DAVID ID.
Robertson, SIrphen Rob, rlson, NerniI r.
besss..n, I,ha J. Rnhssisan. Nm Thomson
AM aise Elm ,he,h. tne rhildrea - Ilsars r..
brrIsoa, Mm. JusIisc. Clalburnr Jnsllcs. -
rah Justice, Messy Edu arls aud vile DO
TeIha, Jamrs Grahss,s and Iis SaPhla, The
heirs &c israa Lind'y aud lis wife Macy,
tsofmelIy y. Jusiiee
asainsf
slepheaP iessaR.s Fac. uIor of stspheninslics.
drrcasra. Iahn JBsln g. and others, heirs -
Iaw 81 w ! lam Jusitcs arsrassd, .f Tennes-
see. and the heirs II John Justice, Of Gear
gla.
IT i cr,lsred ny iht Court, ihs, publirstien
Be made ~ ne Hi.lsboteuRh Recorder 20,
.ix weeks, Il at he sbscnl drieauanIs, John
Justice and olheIs. heirs AZ Law of William
Justice. of Tennessee. AID the hers ~ lsu of
iohm Justine "fGeorg,a. appear AID plead ar
"a er az dcmnr. On nr before ,as nexi I-Ta u
this Cart. To be hid 81 ue roaI, house N
iliilsbdoneh. on the srsoad Monday e March
l.xi. or the bill will I've taken pro ronfesso a.
- them, and set d"wa fns hearing 81 narts,
}. WEBB, G. u H.
Price Adv. Ss:s9A. O6-
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Dan A. ~ lro.n the saAsrFIber. "A the q
- sasa. aegra frlis~ , I the aame of1 Afh
~ . segy large. Wcfghsng abamt lee Faaasas
!, aek. and hid On paaaaioans aaa rsard-
aseai of Ksissy, absua haa ~asa. pair - 30
ean shazs. hah wafa Tar has. sd aes
Das.h blaakes. lie has. shi b. "a be sigst
rhrek marx ~ sPotrh. wsrt, e natasai - a.'i,
a. assl kno1. gark w4s hrsaghg ls.sa Gsaa-
"a le eoaaly. and has. b~ilsse. . Alis aiJssss
Prsssa's "a lhe nriahoaraaod of LauasbaFg y
was aaaghi Nv me- ssam J.ha Poster. tase -
tsraasl C. The shave fesard ath ts esfen
f.r Lis delivery 20 ~ tath.r James tlan.lsi. q
P..snl PieasaaI, Pesssa rouats. oF loF hls con
& .enl a. aay lail a. thai ! ssi h,a.
WILLIAM ]. HAMLET.
PebruasyT, u -
nP The Raleigh Register and siandard sili
saps once ! = eek for loar wreks, and iar~asd
their acruaats 10 this riiirc Tor payment.
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A frcs!s supply Of

Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone liniment,
Bar,holomew's Pink Expectoranl Syrup,
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor,
Koms,ock's Vermifuge.
fast received aad FOR sale al this Office
September 5. 90
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Bankrupt Sale.

nv Tuesday. tie i2Ia "f March. shall OF.
~ igr Tor sale 20 the highest bidder for rash,
h.iorr the court hons" dior in Till sborou.b.
all JOHN n. MAS0N'S interrs, iseips one
halE) 10 William ". Mason & t.n.'s,reht To
make and sell Grsy's Oinlmeat IN the slate Of
ADD aad District af c.lamhia. ISee
R,gh,s. PAGES 353 aRd 34 Jane s6, 1888, al
Paieni 0fi~e. MashingIaa chy.I Also, all
said John a. Msson's 'ighi, iIilr, and latsress,
both IN Iaw and eqmiy. ~ the estate Uf his late
faihrf, Richsyd Mason, fled 10 h.s schedule as
{" some Real Estate situated in the sity of B J..
tinote," aud ai.o some estre in " ales,
kIngd,n Of Great Lr iairf
w. A, NORWOOD.
Gtasrai .issignss ia BaakrHS.ey
for 0,edst.
February II. IL
~ Tie Baltimore American tdaily,) will
laser three tunes. aud f"rward their aeennni.
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Gil ZAP STORE.
Great bargains!

EnHE szhsrFiheFa. haFinK saterl1iec thssa'
- sslFss = Aasinsss snasI - Sra = NJ
SON a. LATlMEk, are aeesttifE ilem u
Nerh - Sat splendid assaaama ~ a
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PIi'iss e S5afk furailsa-EsffY
dsy uss iiahls ars h.sFsilag l.Fss ahirh
shosseanef.ssrslE ~ tradsass = liinss
IA raal.as. Ths lsss : CAsFaa &C.
zrns" ~. - I.l,~&iass
. o. fLs pscs. $3.50 TIE .ilAdrs~aI
&C NJ. Isflse.. fsas ne es,assss l.sr ne
Pse.s1rnry: saa sl.s rsr-ai a1is..s u TIE
Issesfacs - II ~ IN caasEess n The
suhiecss q ne aAas6. - asiaaa. 6e.. hsvs
lorrsd ne - L. % sesiTs psss " ahe
pressnt raasesa Gar me aIsanremenI &C
nKS. IN ! iadaeed % n csimb q ne up
eel q Uarle Seas lsacs. ard easlls io..k
On dsnae t,.s approaching snsss."
The saus paper tskss sA~ iailo~iaE
nones al me rlessisd siaAd laksa Nv 500
nsiahbas af ahs Eiambusg Joarnsl. Fsirnd
faFbsrsueh J.. haseyer. toa Taad pat
riel 10 sr@k sa~h an aBenvshle pSslliea
20 such eoalest:
"Tke Hamburg Journal. hrrssofars
o stroag ca.hoaa paper. . nas hna ior
Clay! This = lhs 6rsI change &C know
OF IN this sl.se. bat &c fear u all not be
The last. IA epen eRrmy - pseiervnes
10 ue.ehersas fnsbd.' - : eamman en-
pres.oa sbass these naes- .un af ,he
trying pan aud laao me 6ss.' srallrmsn.
Better cr..l NJ On The fsncs. and keep
clear of The mud. yaa aniy ges your gar
menis sriled. and harird u - rsae-
gaies." T.7sg. (Geo1 chr0n.
From the address &c the Hon. $. p.
Kennedy, Whig candidate far Congress
in Baltimore. we extract the paragraph
below. Who ran fnd fauls with the
sentiments therein expressed
L. We contend Cor the rights Of indus
try; for the rights and the surcess Of A.
merican workmen, before the workmen
Of al the world beside: Tor our osn coun-
Try before all other countries. We rom
tend Cor The prosperity Of trade -lrade
founded upon the products Of our dosnes-
tic toll, upon the expansion and perfec-
tion az our own mechanic arts. upon the
abundance and thriving condition Of our
own home market--in. comparison with
which The markets ofsll the world abraad
that are open 10 Us, sink into insigni6-
canoe. We contend Cor the success Of
our own navigation, the welfare of our
own shipwrighis. our seamen, and all the
thousand connections that belong IN thar
important concern. We contend for the
prosperity of agriculture, and the impor-
lance Of rearing up for is use. = large and
prosperoos community Of domestic con-
sumers of is products. We con'end lor
the great interests Of commerce con-
mere thai shall thrive upon the affluence
Of our own people, and which shall be
enjoyed By the American merchant, in
preference to The merchant Of any other
land. We contend for the interests Of
sound national currency, as indispensable
10 the operation Of thai vas, traffic and ex-
change. By which The business Of the ma
ton Is alone difTused and rendered pro-
dOelive. In standing firth as ihe adv"-
Gates Of these interests, we defend and
maintain the dearest rights Of FIRE govern
meni ITSELF" 49, 3. ss.... ..
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BALM OF COLUMBIAN ok TIE HAIR.
.hieh wia sasP 1 4 lLag ost = rssaore i oa bald
plsess; and g ehidrsn maks i gEos nPidly, e %
Ehoss wh0 hare losa the hHir f0m any eaass.
ALL vERMTS thai inissg dhe keads e. ehldrsa
u schSslz. are prsyenisd O. kinsl hy Il AZ oaee-
"a q. ..-.a 1NSnDM1tsySo .
Ia nsrr 4 Rs~s~Lu ia sls-ys.
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srnR rkSrt So han lees Fsstassd =
6ssb supFiy O. 6ROcERiEs. uiah
A.. bsen sslseled uith gree ssFs. > Z
I'll !, ssld - Zoe rssh. Ihess SIS
si.h Is pseesrs gssd Hlrlfs - ssss sss-
soeabls a. ms, sFs rrsFsesiglls rssfssd
: ave hia . esll. lie ss-r1 . s'ia-
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TOFAMILIEs & RYALIDS.

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ment of the basest designs; and until he has
sufficiently identified himself with our peo-
pie to feel that their welfare is more import
ant TO him than the welfare of all Others.
Our laws at present do not give us these Sc
c~urlties, and we may presume that there is.
not an intelligent, honest-hearted naturalized
citizen in this Union who does not feel and
acknowledge the necessity of this REFORM
In accomplishing this great purpose, it will
be the resolve of the Wing party 10 stand by
the cause of religious liberation, ever spurn-
ing the base attempt which has been made,
and will not cease to be made again, TO con-
meet the Wing cause with the odium of re-
ligious persecution.
For these ends the Wings need no new
organization, no new name, That which we
bear has been consecrated in many q battle
field of freedom, and it will, | trust, long
serve to rally the brave and pure spirits who
stand up for popular right and free Govern
ment in time to come. Let us not assume
another.
What trials are before US, no man can now
~foretell, because no man can disticctly read
the pledges of The party which has lust been
brought into power. If the late canvass, on
the part of our adversaries, has not been a
mere imposture, a piece of supper subtle n.y.
pocrisy, a trick played off upon popular cred
uiity, we must have immediate annexation
of Texas and repeal of the tariff. How the
nation will receive these exploits We may con-
lecture. Its patience and lis forbearance
may be brought to some severe temptations
If the successful party. however-as there is
good reason to suspect--haye not the nerve
TO dare the fuiflmeni ofthese promises, what
thunders of Indignation, what threats of Null
LITIGATION, what torrents of vituperation for
faith betrayed, may not await them from that
fiery South whose lot it has always been 10
swell the triumphs of an %uncongenial Demo
crazy, and to receive its pay only in Dead
sea apples; disappointed hopes and queru-
lous requestal. Unhappy may be the fate Of
the new President, standing thus between
eagerly expecting factions, and condemned
10 the impossible task of gratifying BOTH
Locofocoism may thus, in its own discord
meet its doom. 1t will turn and rend its
Keepers. The thousand of deluded honest
men whom it yet numbers in its ranks, viii
fly from it, and sober opinion, once more
rising TO the judgment seat Of the nation, viii
quell the phrenzied zeal of party and bring
the. people back into tine path from which
they have departed. All good lhen, in thi:
contingency, will thank the Wings ior hav
ing preserved a platform on which patriotism
may rally lis ~votaries to save. the Republic
In viewof all that is before us, therefore
in view of the worst-I say to the Wing.
eve rywhere, stand firm upon your present or
gganlzation! FIGHT ON, FIGHT EVER
until you have plucked up the drowned hon
or of the country by the locks.
With sentiments of the highest respectfo
the association over which you preside, an
very truly yours,
]. p. KENNEDY.
ROBERT G. CAMPBELL, Esq, President o
the Young Mems Clay Association of thu
City of New York.