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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-25
NEW YORK.
ORANGE COUNTY.

On the 10Th instant, Tyler meeting was held at
the town of Monigomery-H. Millspaugh in the
chair. The resolutions declare that the people OF
Orange county in favor of the ratification of the
Treaty instanter, demanded by the bost interests
of the whole Union--call upon the Baltimore Tyler
Convention to ratify the nomination by the sovereign
People of John Tyler for their votes next fall, sc.
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Democrats of this district met in the city Of
New York; W. Byrdsall in the chair. Resou
tons nominating for the next Presidency the MAN OF
DEEDS and not Of WORDS, John Tyler and that John
Tyler, by his four v.toes his treaties with Mexico,
England and the German States, his bold and patriot
ic course TO Texas and Oregon, has given 10 our
Republic emitting him to most untiring and
energetic support, as the only candidate who has
saved, or can save, the Democratic party from
crushing defeat
Resolred. That as the candidate who has done and
can do the greatest good TO the greatest number, VIZ
CAN and ELECT JOHN TYLER President of the
United States
Delegates were then sent to the Baltimore Tyler
Convention
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-25
GEN. MURPHY.
OF nth his head 50 much for Buckingham. "

OF Nth his head, so much Tor BackingLaa.r
Again has the Senate manifested its proscriptiye
spirit in rejecting Of the most talented citizens
Of the country, from station which he illustrated
and adorned. Gen. Murphy was appointed by the
President 10 the Mission 10 Texas as the successor
Of MIR. Eve Of Kentucky whose health had become so
bad, and who as obviously in so deep decline a,
TO render !; hnpos bic for him 10 have discharged IN.
duties Of the place with any benefit to the country,
or honor to himself In fact, he died either imme-
diatey before, shortly after Gen. Murphy arrived
at Galveston.
The new Minister entered at once, most actively
on the duties Of his ststion-exhbitng a zeal and an
industry, rarely ever surpassed Every thing that
could be done by any man. guard and protect the in
terest the United States he zealously performed.
Texas was the theatre Of busy inlrgues on the part Of
the ministers Of other nations and heir movements and
designs did not escape his vigilance. In the negotiation
into which this Government forced to enter he wa.
an able and faithful agent. A. patriot, he was ar.
IDENTIFY devoted to the Of Annexation, and II he
erred al all his errors TO be raced TO an over
ndor in the great cause Of his country He wa. the
most devoted lend OF Generel Harrison, and conri
bu,ed much to his election His SIN consisted IN ba
wing defended Mr.. Tyler sgsins, the base and inf,
nous attacks Of his oalumnistois. Alan early peri
cd General Murphy emigrsted from Virginia to Ohio
and illustrated the forum md popular assemblies by
hi, eoquence lie has simply endured the fate OF
Wise, Of Profit Of Gushing, Of Henshsw, Of Por-
ter and multitude Of other distinguished me- and
will return to Ohio with his reputation untsrnisbel
and his hon y unsIsined. Such, however, are the
deeds done in our day
The following extract OF letter from the Post
master at Arkansas Post, Ark, may not be uninter
ssting to individuals having correspondence with
that part Of the country, and may account for an,
delay that'msy have occurred IN the transmission Of
their letters |
PosT or Anr.ss,s, May 6, 1874
Az the country is covered with water, so much |
20 that the mail route by land is entirely stopped and
will be for the next month and a half TO come
The Contractor cannot get TO Heokstoo TO ascertain
The amount that the Post Office owes the Department
Consequently he is not able TO make all the returns
have been citizen Of Arkansas for fbir,y.four
'ssrs, and th. s the greatest food have ever seen
nee my res'denceiip the country
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-25
Convention.
VIRGINIA.
pINWIDDiE COUNTY.

On the Goth instant the citizens OF this county
met at the Court House-A. Adams in the chair
The resolutions declare in favor Of the Treaty that
the war between Mexico and Texas is at an end; that
the Treaty be ratified without violating the ma
tiono faith, tina, the meeting views with alarm the
proclamation of Great Britain tia, she will abolish
slavery throughout the world by due and proper means,
that such declaration ought TO lie resisted at
that the treaty Of Annexation is necessary to prevent
the designs OF England, &c. &c.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-25
SAMANTHA COUNTY

On the 18th in. tant, the Democratic Association of
that county met at the Court House, and declared
the Annex alton of Texas to be forthwith necessary
that receive their suffrage. for the Presi-
dency, unless he be Texas man nJ,p, &c
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-25
MIN A TIoN
JOHN TYLER FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENCY
BY THE PEOPLE.
PEN NSYLVAN
c. groN COUNTY.

c. IToN COUNTY.
On the i4th instant, large meeting was held al
the Court House TO consider the Texas question
David Allen in the chair.
The resolutions lake decided grounds against bn-
fish gold and lis influences in elections and con
Germs that Texas ought to be admitted into the
Union no,o, and that the people Of Clinton county
will not vote for any for President who Is mol
an immediate Texas man. That John Tyler, for ms
many able and Democratic acts, deserves the coah-
dence and thanks Of The American People; that Sc
majors Buchanan and Sturgeon viii vote for the trea-
ty, &c.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-25
GREAT GATAERIS0 IN OLE DERks.

On the l7ih instant, tremendous meeting OF D.
mocra's mbled in Reading, Daniel H. BoaS IN
the Chair. The resolutions denounce the course OF
parties against the President assert that the toIng
millions" repudiae such persecution of Mr.. Tyler,
declare Mir Tyler 10 be the only man in the country
who can def at Mr. Clay, approve The treaty of An
nexaton, &c.
Delegates were chosen to attend the Baltimore Ty-
Ter Convention, To 90 for Tyler aud Texas.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-25

The following extract OF letter from the Post.
master at Arkansas Post, Ark may not b. uninter.
s'tns to individuals having correspondence with
that part Of the country, and may account for an,
delay That may have occurred m the Transmission Of
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
Gisse 9Gffc. .
I'm ole @rinoune zines Qrmenbauies fir
oas Sauntp 9ed)a anSuoroncn.
S6triifs:N :Nmtsltutt, !
ltUtntauu, Nue. 81, lShi{

oas 9auntp 9eda onSuoroncu.
N6fbnitt 1S. lin rie 2(ulitbt bcs SIr9cr pcn
9ctba 9ountN dtcr Ole 3IpcdmdB9tett Der Grrchtur9
Iinc6 Qrmrnbauits ousiumitttIr, cu eS re YfIidbt
icbtS Snpcttcrtn Der pcrltblretnen SaundltpS uno
Scrcu9bS bel Der rddhltcn al9tmetnen gSabt ttu,
entptoer 9tibritbcnt cocr 9torudtt Sttmu;tttI pcn
Den Gtimnlfabiotn YdrlGrn ccrltlben in Gmpfaro III
ncbmru, rptlbe auf Der Nuscnitttt Die 2(ufdbrft
,,armlnbau" ftibrSn, rmb tnwtupi9 bic 9Ecrts ,fir
Gin Nrmtnbous," rrtr ,,9t9tn etn IrnWnhaus" ent=
bolttn; unp ptuu cs nab Dem 3ulanuntn;dbltn Ger
Stimmrn Der ptrihitbtntn Otltrittt in Dem 9curt.
hauS btmitlbcu Sagt, ipc eit anetrn 9Sablbtrhtt
aus9tftrti9t ptrrtn, crbtlt, eal cine Ntbrbtt Der
9Hdbttr 9t0tn cn grmtnhauS 9tlttmnlt bal, olstGnn
lclGu bic &trfuouulu etttr Attt einltptlttn fir
uuprtiam Grtldrt itu, unb Inb cs bitOurtb: sri
Dem &rrbc il c tb, 0ab Die @lrfi0uns
etn i'm aburbn 2(bibuiu pitr Ntts fiinf Sabre lang
pru Der 3tit ibrtr SalNrun9 an btlttbtn unp in ror
bltttn iclItn uup bt rcrbtn9tn Snptttcren lcllcn
ptrbuuccn Ein, elc lbntn burtb bic YlfIaunacn
oictr Qttt oufcrlt1Nn YhItlttn tti tetr aaemtincn
00bl mabrtnO utlaltsn Stitrnums ;u crfiilIen =
unp wtnu ts iId) btI w9eno elmer al9tmtintu S8abt
in prrttioltir 9Etiit, nab btm 5uianmtn;Gbltn Der
StimnSn nab rtn &trfd0unatn in Gem 6tiaottu
atbEthuKn lblhutt bt;tr ltttt, berauslttltn ictt,
Rap cine IbrbSit Der 9Habter Su GunltIn ruts 2tr.
mrnbauits itinnte otsnanu icn Die rcrlttbtupe lts
III pcller Rroft unb Q8rtun9 itn.
QblCh nttt 10 Der S(htriT etS bcid0tcn
Gaunm6 9rdha iru zen othtjrbuEu Itibutt bicitr
l(ftt in alien, in btialttm 9ouun crihriutnrtn 5tis
tunocn psnsittns tbS NHctbsn rcr Der natbtcn olIs
ocmtinSn gHabl bttauut MAIDEN laltu, uno Ole 8rcn
SOucn lup aus Dem 9ouum:Sdaes ju btIrtiNu.
Sames Rce Sncworn,
ePrr,bcr ts5 &sprarntantlnBaui,s
0iuiam Sieler,
Cpyttcr 6Se Gtulis.
Gcnebmi iot-?tm etfttn !trrI, Gin tnuEnt 0dt
bunrsrt uuc pitr uae pIria.
SapiO G. @crter.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
SCtertf' s-ganpipat.

9tn Ole freien unb unabhdn9i9en Gr>
fpabler bon Se6a @auntp.
Sreunbe unb Witbnrser:
Sluf9eforeert bon
elmer 9rceen 9lnsatI meiner Srsunosn uno
9efanaten in perltieoenenS heilcnbes @auus
tD, flible idl mid, betpc9en, als ..-..
S6erif'Ss@anbibat
bel Der ndhifcn Wabl bsrpcrsutrstsn. SplIs
te i'd, 70 glidlid) feiu cine Webrbeit @uerer
Stimmen ;u erbaIten, 70 ncroe ih Die benz
9lmte pbIie9enbe pHidten, artrell, pilnftlif
unc auf cine unpartbeiiIfe Beiis auehbsn.
9IdtunsspoI Der Sbri9e,
eSacob 8. Soas.
Suni 26, 1874. nabW
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
0ommiEtcner 2(nlt.

9tu Die freieu lmo umabbdn9t9en @rs
ipabler oDn 2eGa @aunty.
W / ttbur9er:
9Iuf9efcrbert burdh cine
srrBe slnsahl mciner Sreunpe, bin ib brpcs
gen pUroer ais @anoioat fur
baS 9cmnlt6tpner<9lmt
bci Der ndhlteu Babl berocr su tretcn, uno
erIude GUIDE baher I'm Cure Stimmen unp
Scllte idb cine Wcbrbeit @ue'
rer Stimmen erbolten> tpeldbcr umitano ltets
banfbar bon mir eriunert nereen ,piirhe, 70
,perbe id, bic pflihten ocs befa9ten 9Imtes
auf cine 9ctrcue, unpartbeiilhc uno Iebr
Ipariame Wciie crflllen.
Sberna6 9infln9er.
NGentaun, 9lu9uif 81. nqbB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
2(0emblp Ganctpat.

9ln Die frcten lno unabhGn9i9en Sdt,
ler bon Den @allntieS geda ltno
.... . Carbon.
Sreunbe Witb itr6et:
Duff
bar fir frilher 9cnrBencs 3utraIen, biet,t
Der Glntcrscihnete I'D, pieoer ais Sancibat
fir bas sImt ciirS 0fcpreirntanten
Scr Staatsz@eiet9ebun9
bei Der hernnnabsncen gBabl an. Gclftet
ibr baber gum SdluB Gefcmmen icin, bae id,
in Der lcBten SiBun9 Cure Milnid,e aus,u,
fabren 9eiu,bt babe, 70 fprrcet Sbr cicies
curb cine ncdmaliQc llutcrifnbuua su erfcns
nen gebcn. Scate id, cine Wetrbcit @ucrrr
Stimmen erbalten, pcld,er llmtano fets
oanfbar in (sriunerung bleiben tpilree, 70 fCtf
mein Seitrcbeu inrmcr babin 9eriebtet Iein,
bic Hefcrm Waeregeln .meld,e Dor jenen
SR0rper qebrad,t rprreen m69en, su untcrfiil.
fen uno mid, ilberhanpt bemiiben Sparlans
fell, 70 ipcit es tbunIid it eipflbren gu bels
fen. r-.
...... Der Shri9e &c. .s.....a.
9ieuben StrcnB.
Sept. 4. nabB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
Se6ertfs Omit.

SSCkttWc @tltt<
9(n Eie freien uno ltnabhdn9i9en Ct
pabler bon 9e6a @auntp:
Sreunce unb Witbir9cr:
.s.s.-- sluf9eforbert unb be-
icubers eriuht bnrd, cine 9rose 9lnsabl mei'
ncr Nreunben uno Scflnnten, pon oerid,ies
eenen Sbeilcn bss @aunties, bin id bemc9en
wcroen, mid, als Elm @anbibat fir
baS S6erifs 9lmt
BEL Der berdnnabenoeu Wabl aniubieten. -
SclIte id, 70 9liidlid, fem cine Webrbeit gus
ercr Stimmen su erbalten, 70 iperbc id bic
YRid,ten bes 9mtes 9enisenhaft, pinftlid II.
auf cine unparbciiide gBriie ausiiben.
@uer er9ebcncr Diener
eSpbn 9eitb, it.
SbersSauccna, 9lu9. 81. nqbB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
81 q C) IT (6 t

tpiro bierourd 9c9cbcn eas Die llutcrscid,ne'
ten ols sIomtniltratcrcn pcn Der 5ointerlais
lenfhaft ocd Ocrftcrbencn q ii ore
Runfe Iestbiu oDn Soeibslbcr9 3auns
idip, Seha GountD, an9rltclIt pcrben fGne.
Ollie eiejenaen caher, neldc nr(b an belaqte
Sointerlafcnid,aft idluloi9 inc, perecn aebss
ten inncrbaG BOdcu abSubesablen.-iluo
alIe welde nod redtmiei9e Soroeruuacn has
ben, bclicbcn ihrs 8sd,nun9cu iuHcrhalb bes
Ia9tcr 2cit wCbIbsfdtiat ea.subrinqsu, GIL
@b1rte8 Suntel, Socioetteta
9lncreaS Sollenka6, SolrbiG.
sept. IL, na6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
9ss 5ss saf1Nes.

CUR pHtpt cPe SuRrltte ppn tepetH SaunlD
asmacbt miro, bfsnrliebs 9taobriobt bon oen
9Bahen unb Den 8eamtsn, Gle errablt wer.
ben loaen, ju aeben,
70 made tf, @eDr9e @etberbplb,
So6fbsrifp BON eeba @auntp, bsfannt, eaB
cine Q8abl in bsfastem @auntp, am 2tsn
Disniia9 i'm nddfen October, peldbes Der
8te oss bsfasten Wonats lit, in Den psr:
ftiepenen EiltriftS in tefagtsm @aunty ses
balteu ,rerben fou, nimIib: .Ma
Die 8hrser BON Der Staet Nllsntaun uno
9lOrbampton 2aunlbip, am @ourtbauie
in Der Staet Qlnentaun.
Die Burger Don ShosBbeitbau Sauns
fdip, am6auIe bon SUnaS 8iuser, in
beiastem 1aunI6p.
Die Burger BON 6dnnpper Taunfbip,
am 9aule BON @barles glitter ir BE-:
fastem Iaunfbip. -.
Die Shrssr ponObsr.Saueona 3aunIbip,
am 9aufe BON 8 fepb 28eibner in bes
fastem Gaunibip.
Die SHrser bon BsiBsnbdr9 Iaunfdbip,
am JQaufe BON Selir DornblaBer in
bsfastem 3aunIbip.
Die Shrser pen epnn Iaunfbip. ain
9au1 1s bon Spbn Seibsrlius in 2pnns
bile, in bsfastem 2aunIbip.
Die Burger BON Sber:Wilfcro Eausfbip,
am 0auIe BON Joe einrib Dilliuser|
in bsiaatem Iaunibp.
Die Shrger bon J1eieeIber9 1aunIbip,
am 6auIe pcn Owen 9 Sd9er, in
SiserepiGe, beIdetem Gaunibip.
Die Shrstr pon 0lOrc: 2BbeitbaI Sauu:
fbip am 6aule bon @barles Stapp,
in BETA 4tsm Iaunfbip. -
Die 9hr9sr BON 2onbill 1aunfbip. am
.6au1s BON % at b anSu d. m Il n, in bela9=
tenn Gauufbip.
Die Snraer Don a(lsm Dem Gbeit bon
Mleunaie 3aunfbip, welber nbrbIib BON
Der 4inie liest, bic selaufsn wuroe BON ga:
cob Dillinesr, Saeob 6drjcl uno Salpmon
&ef. @cmmificnerS Oosr Winnsr, eruannt
Surt Die Court Der pisrtcljabri9sn SiBuueen
re5 befaSten @auntie6, um Die Sbiflibfsit
81 unterla6eu, beGagtes 3aunfbp 5u per=
tbeiten, uno anae,ei9t uno ear9sle9t alS ei.
ne S6eicungSlinie curb beia9te @ommiIlIo:
ners. in einem plan coer Draft Don beIas=
lem Iaunibip, einberiobtet an brIagte @ourt,
an oem Sebruar Germin in 1928, Der nSr b:
Ii6e Diitrift BON Niacunsie genannt 3u
rerNen, am 6auIe jsBt bewobnt BON
9Utban @eiler, in SogeI6piae, in
bsIasttm DiRrift.
e,, t o"tsst Don 'uy'" 1sS,; Isn' Sps't DOn
3Wn'"nS'e 2a"H!p'p' Inri'W o0n psiuS'sl
Sinis, Der Ihoi DE Ditrift pcn Waeun:
gle 9enaunt. am Saule non 6 b n |
81 BERN in NtiGsrstaun, in beIastem
Sifrift. .....-. .....s...
Die Sirssrbon Sdl,burs GauuIdbip, am
Soaule BON Sobn Oo1t in beia9tcm 2aud=
itbip.. .,
gu meIcber 3sit unb an msI&en plassn
ef~'P!f msrosn tohen: ...
Gtne perfon
Sir GruvcrnSr Der &spNHIit Ynnhlponicn.
.. Cine WerIon
Sir Ganat:GNmmiiiHmr nicta staat&.
Cine Wtrfon
lin rtn 9iitrttt tsittbEnN aus Stn G0urtiss Buds
S",; "mg S,""' u" e'"S''p wv '' SN"''" ." ''F'"'
nsi a,srfcner
lin tsn 0ftrift, GrltsbinS aus psn Gauntics erbo
uno Gartru, i'm ioouit nsr &epr&itutaum tisIss !
St"atS ja rtPrarnt'r'n'
ne per ON
OUT S""'N
Sl ne per on
OuF eSrN"'F.
ne Yer on
o"r e"""'".eS"'n'.l'''"'''
Stne per on
... Sur A"ourr.
WET per Icnen
Sur SruStsss Der Nt'ptmtt
ilnh fsrner niro ed mir burCb cine QIftP |
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
SCDerif's s-ganptpat.

Gin Die freien uno unabban9i9en CT
y. ip0hler bon ge6a gauntp.
sIufsemnntert bur6 meine Sreunbe unb
Witbiir9er BON eed,a @auntY, babe id, mid,
entidlpsen als @auoibat fir T
.... Sas S6erif'ssStmt
bei Der n6fIten Wabl berocr 81 treten. =
SCllte id,1srtpdblt werocn, 70 iperoe id Die
DHiften ces be1aaten 9lnites pilnftlid,, iirs
partheiild nne su @uerer 3ufrieccnbeit auss
lben. .... ....-.r. ..-.r
Guer er9etener DienerN
hra geter Soubers an
sunni 26. ,sfa.. ..r. r nqbB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-25
9teubca J2cllmpDcr,
CScleph QScrmfe6e(.

g9ellIeh tir Ole Grben.
sT Srllte eas rbi9e 8ermtscn nid,t AIT
cemfelbcn GAG perfnuft Tcrrcn, 70 icI es
alseonn auf Elm Satr ocrlcbnt wcrben.
Sept. IL. a. uab8
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-03
Fresh Medicines.

4 Fresh supply OF KOIMSTOCk'S
- yEMiFUGE, 70 justly celebrated
Tor Its wonderful efficacy in removing
Worms from children, has just been re-
ceiycd by the subscriber. The general
satisfaction il has given 70 those who have
ried IL, warrants him in recommending
il 10 all who have children afflicted with
those distressing symptoms which indI-
cate tile presence Of Worms.
lie has also received fresh supply 81
Bartholomew Pink Especlorsnt syrup,
Spohn's Head sche Remedy,
Magical Pain Ex.raclor--at reduced pri-
ces,
Lin's Strengthening Plaslers, n4
Balm OF Columbia, .x-->
Roach and Bed Bug Bane,
GodlFey's Cordial,
Baieman's Drops.
French Corn Plasters, ~
Indian Vegetable Elixir.
Hewes' celebrated Rheumatie Nerve and
Bone Liniment,
And small supply ofexcellent Ink Pow
der.
For further particulars see other adver-
tisemenis. -
d. HEARTT, agtnf.
Apfil q. A#@@ IT,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-10-03

@t -
EFFEcfs or PERPETUAL DAY.
Ths EEL 81 lsrrPs.uai i I. 80 las
mid. lsslsns ) 80 ss..s4ke - Aea. !.
al.as 0sssr.bs.5 ID re nanssss II H.ess-
as R1psd.laaa = h Mao Fvls. IT,
pala,s i aeil dssans-
NosAias mads = as.p = iapsssrsaa
- cor sense. : sl,s shspgs lsom si.sF-
nsse day ans nsghs. - Which ee lad
teen han .la.se5 hon ous 1hEa.ey. . ne
eesuassd das l.sAl u : Aleh ws ssrs ssb-
lestsd - secn =. - rf2sxsd lie arctic
Suals. Mh@se C kns&AA ! llmls srsd-
1dsn, esrn sac - sassfsslirs. sd | %
Tot sLeisinss. Hesitate ID !. srslbs lse lssl-
inss win ahish ss sssa,ds 4 lis rh.Ber.
The noaslay. il nna bs admalsd. y . ss,y
agseesbiel snd the sdssalage Of eonslsnl
d..lghi. IN n unrsplnred sad naturally
hot.trFoas ssa, was 90 sleal 20 al v -
sEsn 10 Ssh Tor : IeiDIa il The aiisrna-
ti..ns above ssIsdsd %. epl ,hr r.laclanrs
ne frll % lease The derk wlsn me san
sas shini I bf'ght upaa Our calls. snd Sc
tiTs ." nur rabns q slrep. drpi Cd u "a
mary hours d necessary ret, I'D WHEN
80 sea.hr.I l. the DICK % kes asr IL NJ
ws.eh. ifil NAV b. 30 csllesi, sEd sll en-
III. sun g,lassg re SKI. a g a.sd - u
The dsy would nsssr flash. What. Il ere.
loae. hrsl psoaissd 10 be 81 arsIfylng.
faoa taIsals nrd 10 beenme ss remedy mk-
somss and ssrii. in,i.rd. have been 81
fEaus 'nran ieare al ne not fnilowsd
fhe sAsmpiu III ire fs~thery lrlbes hlch
we d. N o6-eIsed wingIng their Nay 10
zoos, with e,Ick-wolk TsgslIity, AM
o lired To- nnl rsbin 81 Tie prapsr hour,
shesf. shu,tng nut the rsys e The sun.
~e eb'sIntd ,ht rspose which lie rxeT-
rise OF Gur d.t,ss required At 6r.i. ~
vii M doabl aPre,r % many pes rs
that cun.tani daylight must be salus-
bic seqn'sinon in every cou, Try; bui l.
lie rel c.in sIil. ,h,nk, be sutficnlf 10
show Ihs' e rssefse - reaIly the case,
add 10 saL.ts reflect ng mind Tia, We
cannot over e .hs blsssiags we drive
tIo1n the wh.irseine sliernauans If lablr
aud rect. shleh - IN u amer lorccd up
on Us BY the sacre.sioa II day and mig /.
II il impossible BY ten"s iag i, 4 high Il.
u ade. I. wIness The 4 iiruliy ~ llie re.
gplal'On ~ line. ihr ptnnsntss ,La. y frll
b. he iad.f,ugablr aud jealous 10 fisel
l e.nssl e. ~ their oceapstans. and By
The i"'iol.n' and Pr"erssnnaiing 10 posi-.
pone tb-lr an,iss, without bsm 4 uuly
thsnkit { Z that an-sise and mercilul pro-
tsfon 9th WHICH nstufe has endowed
tie mole hab,ahls Porsr rs Of The globe.
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
strengthening piastrrs.

StECsar tkaShkRhS kNSsssss
THESE plasters, greatly improved,
= and having the preference Of all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the BREAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
Ueakness and Lameness are relieved al
once By ihen use, aud the parts restored
TO strength and natural warmth and
health. Any person we@-;ng one OF these
Plasters, will be astonisned and delighted
at the comfort il affords. Those threaten
ed with Lang Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. II removes the irritation of in
cipient Consumption FROM THE LUNGS to
the SURFACE Of The body, and draws OIL
the internal affection. So in JiUer Gem.
plants. and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
tren with Whooping Cough should al
ways have one, to prevent the cough set
ting OH the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial.
or For sale in Hi borough by u Heart;
IN Uxfotd hv GeoraeF. faylur; in Grccnsbo.
rou.h by J. s u. Sloan--oHiy agents.
February "a CD
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or, Leath er Rest0rer,
A NEW CHEMIoAA DISCOVERY.

~
ANEW cHEmros& DISCOVERY.
lMOST people know, that skins anu
- hides are converted into leather by
The use Of rannin extracted from certain
barks. DC.
When the force and strength Of the
lannin 10 worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brittle. cracked, covered with
crust, &r. This all know. TO restore
Then life, sofiness, moistness, strength,
smoothness. and remove all crust, fiy, or
blister--restore the tannin. This sub.
stance the leather never can receive the
second lime; but the whole virtues Of il
are in this article. the OIL OF TANNIN
which penetraies the siiffest and hard.
est leather, if il has been twenty years in
use; and lift tears easily with the fingers,
IL imparis ., once strength that Is utter.
ly incredible until seen. II becomes like
ner leather, il all respects, with de-
lighiful softness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly impsrri.
ous 10 water--particularly boots, shoes.
carriage-tops, 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.
Those who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns. ride with old carriage
tops--have old harness. and throw them
away half used-look filthy them elves.
and all about them-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.
Now, gen,lem en-, please yourselves.
TO None genuine unless with the fac
simile signature of Comstock & Co.
sL5@ For sale in .iillsborcush. N e., by 0.
Heart; IN Oxford, by George f. Taylor; III
Greensborcneh, byJ. SIR Sloan- only agents
February %. Ga