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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DbSoAAAaA cAaiL AOANEAIAuN.
The annuneiaiinn i formally male.
that Convention Of the Democrats par
~ ail be held IN Raleigh on lie Sih a.
January next. to nominate ranjlj1:s scs
Governor.
The Editor Of the Fayetteville /. CARR
liDisn," although he :. will readily fyigld
10 the views Of the majority OF This par.
~" takes occasion 10 make the follaw.
ing observations, which We consider to
be true in their application TO he Cover
nor: GrssnsbOrOngh Pat.
AS we have before said. We were op-
posed To 4 convention IL candidate could
he agreed upon by the party through the
publicity Of the Press. But we are also
Of opinion iIaI il Governor Graham con-
senIs TO be the Wig candidate. (which
we much doubt however. thai lie demo.
cratic party would do better moi to nomi.
nate an opponent. Because il is very
rarely that the people OF any Sla'e will
turn out an INCUMBENT Of The Executive
Office, If he has ruled with discretion, and
forwarded the interest Of the people 10 the
best OF his ability. We have instances nj
the truth of what We say al almost ever
election where the incumbent stands .
second CANVASS. il is The interest ri ne
Democratic party tn have a majority in
the Legislature. There is the place where
wing rule can do mischief. The Cover
ror can do no mischief. Aud whal lilIIe
patronage he has is not werlh the name.
We believe, loo. that We speak The senti-
menls Of large portion Of the democrats
in this regton."' e
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Country EDITING.--Fhe following is
from paper published in kalamaI zoo,
Michigan:
"If those Of our patrons who are in
arrears, would REMEMBER US when thew
kill beef or pug. and il any to spare,
would send Us piece, We would be IN
der obligations N them. II is a no,ori-
Gus fact, although ii nay not be generally
known, that priaters have mouths.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

An eastern paper states that man
somewhere down on Cape Cod, has drunk
ninty-one thousand nine hundred and eigh-
ty-three glasses of rum ia The last thirty.
slx years. The cost would cmoant to near
six thousand dollars. and We venture 10 say
he 10 not worth "Gp," finds fault with
hard times. and wonders why he canno,
get along in the world. z..s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
Cash Store,

THE subscriber, having received his Fall sur
ply of Goods, (Which are now ready for H.
spcction in his own store house on tie main street,
west Of the court houfe,l olers them very elssp.
Brown Domestics from. 10 Is cents.
BleacEed do. fsom 10 to 80
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and sATL
n ETTs at reduced prices; and every other
article in the Dry Goods line in. proportion.
GRO CERES s. according 10 quality, lower
than they are oasred BY any enc else. $3.50 T.
SCHOOL BOOKS furnished to al Who NAV
apply at the following prices: ~ - $50
r nIni ~, L,.zt.# 4 F.. A..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

4EaaiE EsaS Wsna - ~ o1lliissssz Rr.msen
sas ssaahass Ley Aaa.aa aaa PlynszA e.
. Ni4i=FEi niFrE. @ iAs s1lh rlina n
sAsunssigsn Gslssis sys 81 . esaizisa
uasa ee uitaiuand -siGhrr % shs rsa-es e.r,-
lsssarss = > q saPposiliaa skas - ia IL
Dc LAZY MAaiaul uss1rulkE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

tn ranerd - Boston. tAzi az. Web
Ser Nla nol take his sal IN he Senate.
lie business and plisaie Interests demand
rs constant siieniioa Il lie bar. II i
also sid that Edward Everess Win Be tlee.
- y 81 his place.
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Notice.

NOTICE is given TO all persons having suits
IN the County Court af Orange waieh have
been pending GloFe than twelve mouths, and in
which costs have not been paid, thst application
VAL be male at the merit term of sid Ceurt for
executions IN sill such cases for the Clerks Fees
and that executions have already been ordered in
many cases for said fees, which executions will
be held up until next term after that time. unless
paid, they will go into the Sherilf's hands. All
persons, and particularly the plaintiff who arc
Interested in these suits. are requested to call on
the present Clerk and pay these costs.
..* JOHN BANE, 49,. ..
4 HARRISON PARKER.
GILES MEBANE>,
oe,ebsr l, az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

Tie Portsmouth, Journal says, Il issup.
posed tasi ex-Goyenor Hubbard viii -.
eeise The appointment Of Senator lom
New Hampshire, 10 On the VACANCY oeea-
stoned BY the resignation Of Levi Wood
bury.
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T. % Is AZ, e..

Ss THE subscriber, having removed 10
60 g.. the western part of the state. offers for
s'fH& sale his RESIDENCE and small
ay.--3s<-> PLANTATION at IItsborough.
The Residence is situated on that beautiful
emincnce at the River, eyesloosing the town.
The House is heat, well-fnished building, of
-Four Rooms and good Cellar, connected with
which is a conlmodious Office with Two Rocn,s.
and all necessary Out Buildings The Lot con-
tsins ID acres Of highly improved lard.
The Plantation is in a few hundred wards of
The dwelling, ard contains 1874 acres of fertile
land. lthas uponit scyss, ncyer-f Hing Springs,
and valuable Meadow, wilica ieids 2O,CQ0 lbs.
OF hay per annum.
Anextcnded cret'it will be given on tie proper
ty, it desired on sood bond ana PERSONAL security
with Interest.
For further particulars reference is Iaaae to nv
agent, J. ", Norwood, at Billslosough,
JOSEPH G. NORWOOD.
October Is. ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

The result of tho Florida election seems yet to
be q matter Of doubt. Perhaps it will DO ascer-
tanned in time for the member to take his seat IN
Congress. We say hurra for Cabell yet and II
Brockenbrough is not beaten, he must feel all the
modification that would have attended defeat
having started in tho race with SO many odds in
ais Fl ycr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

MICHIGAN ELEcTIoSs.-The returns
OF the election Tor Stale Officers in Aiehi-
gan oa .he 4th instant leave no doubt
Of The success OF tie Democratic iicsel,
both Cor 6overaor snd members Of the
Legislature. by reduced majori.ies.
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0hIiuarr.

Dloa. - LaHis RiEss, : - eunnfy. e -
issA lasat -. slxrEr TrnarsvEsh sone-
mhas aasAnra1 = Sc. " ms . sd ciszea.
|Asa1ss 80 u9xisas - nssh eAssnsa y tAs@r
Hks knew Ina
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We copy the following from the Danville Re-
porter. The editor, DR.. Atkinson, is a true Viz
ginian; bit is not so q blinded by love" for his
own State, as not to he able to see and acknow-
ledge merit in others He knows how to be just
arid generous.
The OLD NoRTn STATE. Those who
fail TO appreciate the enterprise and ta-
Tents Of "OId Rip" as some do most
scandalously call her, must themsetces be
sound asleep. Is ii nothing, one might
we'll ask, as II has been asked by another,
To have one of tue Longest and best Rail-
roads, aud the most elegant and durable
Stare Capitol in the Union! Is it common
in the Southern States, to find illion
invested in manufactures! Does il not be.
token same enterprise to have more steam
power at work il single Seaport than
may he found in hal(-dozen neighboring
cities! Shall no credit be taken for keep
ing out Of debt ard educating her people,
rby the honest, industrious old State! Then
as To talents, she points MS to such men
| as Badger, Graham, Morehead. Maasam.
Rayner, Stanly. Kerr. We should like
'n kanw whal Stale can boast Of more or
brighter jewels than she can, or one tina,
is . better hands. ..-.
We can echo the sentiment. uttered by
Southern paper, that. iii all tina, Is honest
and useful and worthy Of imitation, there
is no State, south of Mason Il Dixon's
line. which deserves TO be compared viii
incorruptible North Carolina!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

ura, AFlsla, uha eammapla shs Mtai'
IA dno0Ps ca shs IT, sEaad=, eHusEiy
esi3e3 - Cinc.Rnaa5. plarHe fer Use Yeas
hs wicked - : IN al saaPeIsm.ss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

rgGGsDcB GGs
Thursday, November 20.

s-ssrs sirknca q Ihs eliior ~ as-
e tss errors ihai my rs11pe - ll.is nua.-
.s,,,e Reaonlrr. The tttack ! senops aae.
:. = !, az hsppy % helsss dat he : improsins
,...,it Mn nOi h long heEOrs l. ! ahls -
NC d -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

sTIEsTiaS!- First I;sai Iafsn,Ty Company.
VOU are ordered ard commanded 70 aT.lfa- Il
u Capt. loscIh q. B4con's IN tie sgtoaa STE
turdsy in DsosmbeF next. arr 81 aE.i ecHilIrd -
tie law directs. IN dill mus.sr and fn-si ns.tial,
and al.o CIR the elec,iou Of a CAPTAIN in Place II
Captain Baron, resigned.
WI. FLlNTOFF, lst Lieut..
November s. o.
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II - Tsmp1uan Ssa;s';.s sf MI c.FsEar-
Noiiee ! hereby given 10 the Tempe
nance Socieiies IN Norh Carolina. that The
State Temperance Convention, vii, IN.
der the ezh III The following resolution AZ
he Exprusise Comaiilee. meet II the
city Of Raleigh On EiidaS iile 9Th day 81
n~cemher nest. AZ I I 0'clork. A. NJ; and
eseiy seeissy in he State j earnestly en-
treated u send delegates and wril'en 70.
port. stating The number Of IL members.
&C.. Is required hy The Constitution. A
written nP0.i, q least, viii be expected
from every SOrie;y.
Where's The Slsac Temperance conven-
ton d Nossh Caroline j. re9uiseA % aeti anna
ally. All thas body, II is lAst session, aaarneI
,rifssaf rs; and xhssas y - Constituted. the
duly, in thar event, II appointing dly for il.
nesting Is desolsed uE1n se Executive Tom
miitee: Therefore.
Rssised ANONYMOUSLY, That he coaveniior
be callsA - NET in The city II Raleish. on lhl
Er.I fn1zy in Dnoemhsr nsst. Al II O'Clock. 4
NJ; and that 4 e respective Temperance sosiefie
within The limits q The State are earnestly iesiE
ed IL practicable. so send up delegates 70 that b,
~. ana 10 make the TepOEts, ia uriting. respect
Ing their nuaabCrs, sc, required by the cOnstiiu
hon.
Res9lss3 fsrfisy, That provision be made "a
Temperance Sermon, 10 be delivered hcfore III
Convention on that occasion.
Eii,an in this State, friendly 10 the cause c
temperance, are requested 70 give the above tvs
or three insertion, in their respective papers.
By otler Of the Committee.
THos. J. LEMAY, Cor. See.
Rslsizh, Oct %, lsI5.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
EQUITY SALE.

James MOrzOsr's heirs at Lqu.-Psiiiioa 10 sell
Lend.
e2as DY yinue.of decree Of the Court
ssyI Of Equity in this case. made at Sep
80 tember term, lei5. I shall offer ior sale
.-gs.,. 70 the highest bidder, on the premises,
near Mr.. w. ]. Bingham's Select School. on Sa-
turday he 20th Of December, on credit Of twelve
months, the LAND whcron flames Morrow re-
sided 81 lie time Of his death.
Bond and security required, and title to be made
wien the money Is paid.
JAMES WEBB, C. ME-.
November 10. 03-4w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20
Reported for the Petersburg Inselligencer.
a 4-. November IL, lS45.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.

ToBAcco.-The small supplies brought
in are chiefly Of Loose Leaf and Lugs.
The former sells at $3.50 to 5.50-the lat
Ter $50 to 8.
CoTToN.--Less arriving than usual at
this season. Sales since our last report
have ranged from s. to 6a.
WHEAT has further advanced to l.25
for prime red.
FLoua--No sales Of importance-5a
offered--5f asked for country brands.
) The breath Of prayer cones from the
life If faith ~ @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

THE BRANDRETH PILLS are cnsirely ve.
gellb!e, and made on those principles which long
experience has proved correct. Il is now no sPe-
cuslsoa when they resorted to in sickness Tor
they are kaawn tn be the best cleansers VI the
stomach aud bowels, and in all dyspsp,ic and bill
ious cases they are great blessing. Let every
family keep these Pills in the house. II faithfully
used when there is occasion for metlicine il will
be very seldom that doctor will be required. In
all cases OF cold, cough or rheumatism the aGlict.
cd owe it to their bodies 10 use these Pills.
Ct Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
D. Heart, Hill borough; 4. Terrence, Pittsboro';
VIM. Foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham; j. 'Dade
Chapel Hill G. 4. Meblne, Mason Hall; E. & w
Smith, Alamance; ]. & X. Sloan, Greensborough
James johnson, Wentworth; Wood & Neal, Ma.
olson; Owen M'Aleer, YanceyviIle; J. Il. Callum
Milton. ~,
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Also variety of other Books not named, on
the same terms.
Roland's Best Mill Saws at 5000. -
Collins Genuine Axes at Sl:25.
Best article of Sole Leather at l7I cents.
In conclusion, only have to say to those who
may call on me to spend their money, that they
shall not so away disappointed.
r. NICHOLS.
October %. IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

Il ia, lhe Hon. J. ". BrEEien, q Georgia,
lad lis srai in The Senate offhe Uni.ed
.....-snI this announcement wisl he . source
81 rrgpcs 10 the Wig party throughout The
~. Hanesi. E:Ae. and fearless in the dis
-, sfLis aigh lrus, as Senator. be maintain
=, p,stisa among The frsi in thai body; and
:. Ws-. Of Georgia d was believed would Sus-
:, lin. and feel q iusl pride in his exalted cha
..,,r,. I. seems. however. that IN Wing eau
N ta-' 9Th instant, ballot was had for .
.,slae far Senator with lie following result /:
ns.ier;y 81. Berriea ., Dawson ,. blank ;
al, NAV le that this Nsult was The cause Of
4. s,si.n, .isn. We tras that some erplana-
"a can be given u this that viii free our Wing
,s,.sven q Georgia from the nprOach which 9TH
eui.c will auach to them fsr Withdrawing their
casIeace from one who has 30 ably and faith
trs represented them in the conncils Of the ma
Ia. Ifnp,. and the consequences should be dis
,.tsus We can say.. with the Augusta Chronicle
,.l Srniinel. To the Wings Of Georgia, you
1--we deserved. richly deserved, such reward"
The National Inlelligencsr, in noticing his re-
.i,aalion, thus speaks Of Mr.. Beuien's services
sri standing in tho Senate:
THE HON. J. ~ fERRIEN.
With The sense Of a real and severe
lsss 10 the National Councils, we collect
l:om The Georgia papers the resignation
al Mr.. Berricn of the unexpired portion
Of his plesen. Senatorial term.
lie Is 10 be replaced, no doubt, by a
Wing. worthy u be his successor. and
capable Of comforting honor ON his State;
b.. the late Senator possessed some pc
caliar merits that we may well consider
Dot easily again 10 be supplied 10 the boz
dy. since in them we have seen him, for
q series Of years, without a rival there.
Az the chief Of the Judiciary Committee,
We nave been accustomed constantly To
see him, whether from his general ability
10 legislation as science, or from severe
PREPARATION on every question that came
laIa his hands, able always 10 contend,
nngIe.handed, against any odds, and Of
~ 10 prave himself. an that his own
PARTICULAR sort 81 subject, match, ne
cess .ry. for the eniire Senate.
The loss, then, of such very high abili-
ty in every thing tn, belongs to sys,ema-
lie legislation, Ia scientific jurisprudence,
is very great. Nor, indeed. has Mr.. Ber-
rien less continually merited and com
handed the esteem Of his colleagues, by
the admirable example uf truly Senatori-
an demeanor which he has afforded, in
Ihe midst ol lines which daily tempt men
more and more To the abandonment OF
every thing that in the outward forms OF
public life graces il, as The visible image
Df all that il should be within. No man
has ever better preserved than Mr.. b.
Ill the amenities aud cour,esies Of debate;
no man incapable Of violating the forms
was ever more observant Of the substance
II what Is right and becoming. Always
10 moderate and measured as he was able
,nh earnest. we have never heard or seen
If his ceasing for one instant 10 be Sc
ialnr whose public and whose personal
conduct were admirable models.
-~~~N~~~~~~~~N~SSS~
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srOCery & Commission
EyzSsnEES,

John R. WHITAKER & CO., having es-
% tlblished themselves in Petersburg, Va. offer
their services 10 their Eofth Carolina friends in
their line of business They will keep constantly
OIL hand large and varied assortment of Family
Groceries Of every description, and they will at
tend strictly to the forwarding of such packages
as may be addressed to their care aud 10 the sale
of such Produce As may be consigned to them.
All information that may be desired, can he OBJ
tainei from the Branch Store, Raleigh, nearly OPP
posiie the Court House.
November 8, lsi5, 03-4~
p. S. The BRANCH STORE Nv R.Iklsa
will also do Forwarding and Commission b.
sihess, and will promptly attend to all business
entl listed to them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

NrW IEHsE.--Ths Whiss hrsa & a.,
jeT.sy on iasni ballai aa llr i-rgisiaiaEa.
7tssa. Sykes. fi.aral : slerlsl = c0n-
gEsss u lie ~ lasmrl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

1t is said that Mr.. Turney, the new
Senator from Tennessee, is opposed to
disturbing the existing Tariff.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

GroRoIA -. n. Caapasl. Inra Foco.
ha.sasras.ertrd sPezkss & ~ ,isealr. W
mfissiiy Ga.
Mr. Irnkins. VIII. Speaker q ~
iansr HOnss. BY m-iagiiy q G.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

@a-SA Nsrilss q ~ wsllaFlah TIE.
4s8 graFEge kstHg ~ b gsH . ~
Ea=ear HaH slas ftaziEF. fIaGEs1ss 3 ag ssa-
g So A~fzl zEstEg b Ensuasaga. - drlp-
$3.50 - o. aFsa5las,l = $500 - Ease Tea
PsE-a1s EGAsshnaa O. - 50 q nsa1Aa.
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NEW AND CaEAP

SIE0uies
rEHIIE subscriber. having formed Iar;nerhia
with e. NJ. Holt and W. !. caragin is row
opening .-........
A NEW AND COMPLETE ASsORr-
MENT or GOODS,
embracing almost every article ususlly sold in
this market, at his oil stand, che door YVES, Of
Mr.. J. U. kirklanas corner. where he would IL
site his old customers sAd flen.ls 10 call and ex-
anime his stock. which will be found low enough
to suit the times.
STEPHEN MOORE.
November 4. NJ
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A G. A H ID.

NR. James s. Smith. intending to de
~ vote himself exclusively to the duties of his
profession, offers his services to the public. and
will thankfully receive any call.
August l9. tfoo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-20

So Loco maj. on joint ballot.
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We reFard in,t'lgsnre of shas eEOps
i Great Britain. - the vry uossi
ReEs hat The vrF.d ran FcreiFP. siioga r.
he desiruciion IL hun,an life ns large
sr-lshy Ei0sfnse- halslr, u Peslilsnce,
Or earthquake.
N thai reuaiiy and Istlanl slaere are I
millions Of pznpers. snd nearly ; millions
more struggling 10 avoid panPeTism, whose
condition j perhaps fully a bad, ii nal
quite - bad. : hat u actual and oihsial
panpers. Humanity shnda.eIs allhe con-
temptation Of sssFc.ly II bread 70 Ibis
immense multitude a. fellow beings
Wrriehes, millions az them, who work i6
o. Is hours ia the "a. IN good lines. .
procure Tie enaness means Of sustaining
life and eoEeling nakedness. Tor lheiE
wives and ehildreEi Iiiehmend Ukig.
-
The attention 81 PoSimasiers IS respect
fully called 10 The below. lrom lhs sesoR.l
Assistant Postmaster General 10 col. PHI
10 White. formerly Of his place. bu. nos
editor oi' The Racine Advocate.
caroline Ua1elmaa.
PosT OFrsrE DrPaRTsEST,
lsOrEl Appointment 0f.ce, + 4. y, ISIS.
Sin: In reply 10 your letter OF the Sd
inst. you are informed that il is the duty
Of Postmaster " inform Publishers when
their pspen or pamphlets are not laken OIL
OF ths Llfies;-anll be Is authorized to frank
The letter. u being strictly on The business
Of bis Office.
Very respectfully your CIT servant.
Nv. MEDILL,
2d ASS. +. VI. Gen'l.
PnILo WHITE esq.
R.a,na a. 49,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

DsaiA Of Gel vss, Of LAs Ars,
n. O. P'esyune OF the i6sh sapcunees the
death from an shcciinn u the heart q, the
Unrcd s,sus Barracks belo~ The cay, Of
Colcoel Josi.u ~ No,s. ih. commanding
officer Of th, oh regiment lsiau,ry.
Colonel Nose ~ss IN parade engaged IN
drilling HI. regimen, " hcn he became sui
denly indIfpos'd, and phet turning over
the command. TO the n"Ii srnlor officer. re.
tired 10 HIS quarters which ho had jus
reached when he frll dead upoa the floor,
literally dying under srm, Tor his un,Iorm
was on, hI, sword only unbuek I'D from his
side, ard bu, q IN instant before he f,ll be gave
On order IN his usuAl lone and manner 10 n
soldier who aooJ near him. The CoIonc |
was 81 years Of age and hs. been more
than 30 year, N the service OF his country,
having been commissioned as captain Of
Infantry "a 1919, and paeed with honor
through every grade from tina, to bis pres.
ent rank.-lN Y Eve. Gaz
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DOCT. J. BROCkWAY,

ENROM Albany, forWerly of Vermont, will
l. be IN Rutland on or about the frs, Of
August He will be prepared to render pro-
fessional service and advice not only as a
Dentist, but having lost one Of his limbs at
the notorious (antl-limb) Fulton Ferry, New
York City, and been compelled to call into
exercise his bump Of construcilyeness (of
no mean development before,) he has sub
stItuied for himself an Artificial Limb, supe-
rlor 10 any thing OF the kind heretofore in
use. Sympathlsing with crippes. therefore,
he offers his aid 10 the entire race. Any
man, woman or child minus tooth, a pal,te,
4 nose, an arm, or leg, may do themselves
favor by consulting with Doci. b., who al
80 designs and applies vanous mechanical
fixtures Ter the relief OF HE lmpoten,, the
manned or delOrmed.
Consolation Zee, where nothing fur,her is
done two dollars. 81
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

ARsy MOVEMENTS. The " o JJ.
Jtrsonian Republican of,he l7,h ,na an
nounccs the arrival, al New Orleans, oil
Gen Taylor, Capt W. w F Bliss, Cap,
Arnold, and Licutcnauts Elliott andkrauts
ofthe army, who belonged to the detaeh-
men, then in tina, city, destined for Texas
The same paper says
The steamship Alabama, which arrived
yesterday evening from Pensacola, reports
a brig in the river, coming up, having or
board the United States artillery company
until recently stationed at Charleston. Up
on the arrival OF this company, we under
stand the whole Of the force concentrated
here will be Immediately dispatched &c
Texas.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-30

TnE CRors IN WscoNVIs The
Wisconsin reapers are IN the field, gnther
ing 10 as good crop OF plnier pheai as
was ever produced in the territory, One
third II not one half moro ground has been
soNn in whoa, this, than 10 any former
year and the yield will be al least as good
as nj any previous period.
The spring wheat which OF course ri.
pens some two or three weekes later than
winter gram, also promises to yield an a.
bundanl crop.
Oats and Corn likewise bid far to be an
average crop, the sligh, rains and warm
weather ior week or two past. having en-.
atled them 10 recover from the bighting ef.
Tee, Of the cold and dry weather OF May and
the beginning OF June.
Potatoes are DONG very well bu, the
grass crop will be rnlbef thor except on
low grounds and wet praine Racine Adr.
Jaiy :.