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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

DIG IROS-JAMES y. OLNE,T, s. Wesi-st oders
or sale scotch and American Pig Iron various brsras
ana Qualities Pi, sud Bar Iron stored on favorable
t.rrn. @sTSFisu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

coo REWARD.-Lost, Tuesday afternoon, the
to-O 18th in the coming from MorrisowntO Jersey
CIV textbook, containing Sl60 10 $50 IN back bills
aud gold pieces Any person hnirg The same. vii re-
the above reward By leav1g Il At GauHJ Derrick
sons 59 Soulist. NewYO.k. 10 tie subscriber, 81
Morrsiown v in Mrssrs voorhees, 4 Cos store
olG p. JOSEPH ALENASDERS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

NO CATTLE EREEDEKS AID Dtsief---Un
saturday, A- i5th AMI Monday, the lJa October, VIII
be exhibited for sale board ttc CALEDONIA
Calf no, I'VE Iaouhs old. which Chained lie FIRST pferu,n
al The lale Oraug- County Agricultural Fair H- ped ree
VIII be exhibited OILS jtisr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

t.ItIt' HE-. NIUF B'IF .s ten Ia3Ti -
~ English patent lever witches -lj nG- lever move
lerts - 81. Aiso genuine Beesec9is Liverpool move.
,e1t. A. equally low prices Fl1e gothic rays al
per .eL ivory snives ,yh Frencr forks 30 Per SCI d
pieces &c &c JOHN A Wv BOULD,
oI2 ,,eod.,- - joins up stairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

EEANTED-A place a. Hou-ekeep.r bv az Ar7rfi-
w Woman Of educeuon AMI character wen o.
qiauted with bs care OF household. The best Of Cts
references VIII be gwen Please call address ate 10
Mrs Combs az NJ Aea'>, 3s four door from Sv;.-
of= Irv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

L u.TROWBRIDGE O.rrs;ecs Stove manu- .ctory
No 10 Waer-sty Gter- for sac arge and comp &c
assortment Of tn most approved AID of =, both FOR
wood and eosl. ttde Tie pei season asa ~ ne ns iai-
srE other siuds saahe for halls parors nurseries stcrs-,
CHURCHES &c witch for economy, huty sad uiiity are
D surpassed. AiS OrT's paieuI AID Other air -i >U)fr.
,r chambers. ofae=-- &c Our hall Stoves and Drums Or
.iir ,--irs yVo1d particularly recommend
to los. Ia rut a. beng superior article and preferred
by slv oBer mode Of heating dwellings II point Of ecUno-
y ri-sant-es- ri heat and benz le- she 70 njure The
~ .br,t n,ffre c,r-ei-nt vgjrarnen sl7 ltaeo6s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of ths Surrogate OF ths
lCouniy of SewYork Notice 70 hereby given TO all per-
s0ns having claims against HenYy Severance ae Of the
City u SeYok, deceased pfssect tbs with tho
vouchers hersof 20 the subscribers tsr oee No &c
Marion 81 IN Use City VI Eew.Yorx, before the
seTs1teenth day Of April ne1t- Dated Ncy.york Ino
fifteenth day ii October, 1876.
SAMUEL WEEKS, Executor
ole iew6ns ELIZABETH SEyE GRANGE, Executyir
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

~ Great Bargains in CarretinG, Floor Oh
Cloths, ricdrh Rugs, Table Covers Or-Ces, sc n No
60 Bowery Tic FL ct the year the which
citizens generally make very considerable purchases in
Carpens &c and where 10 70 ind large and splendid
assortment i matter OF general interest particularly
when the prices from 90 % per less than
any other establishment All these be found contained
in the CARPET Ware Rooms of HIRAM ANDERSON 50
BUyerv. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

J ADI's MAGAItNE-En- ii-h PRICE peruiubcr 81 cis.
LAmercun pfice reprint 81 centsNc inst published.
couiaHr. stories BE- The cerhrsted authors c Eng
ud. Poetry, the Queen. Tie Cont aud Hant Ton etc etc
For sale by ~ LONG & BROTHER.
". II. GRAHAM
BURGESS. STRISGER 1 co
ofT Mlf TAYLOR
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NSANTED-bg Protestant Gal d situation CHAM
w berGad, waste. ARD irGUer ana s goGi seHstres-
ana j. willing rnsS- herself useful The besi 80 CITY
reference can be given Inquire = Ezabeilst ANY day
this week ol6 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-16

nRCFIYER,s sALE-In Chsncery-W!llialn II.
Il Na1,ve!l - Mara Jackson, Exeear.x, hcBy virtue
Of an order VI The Court OF Chapeery viii be sold q pub
liz actop a, the Msreaaats Exchange, In the City Of
.esy.Yorz under The direction u DIS undersigned, Re
eeyer IN above ene5 Cause 90 tie th day VI October
tn,tant a; u O'clock noos, bond % William Peters 10
Hamilton Il Jackson daled Noyeubs. 2h, iSS3 for $l3-
49, payable year from date with interest Also
no OF said Peters dated January 7t 1876 for e4o7 400
uayabs N ave nIonths frota da--Dated October fsth
iSI5 GEORGE 3. RAPELYE, Receiver
EDWARD ?. TREADwELI, Solicitor. ois t2sthO
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rtIrf. NALL PusJ. si1 BROADWAY.
HUMNEL'S COltPLETE SCHOOL for the Piano Forte
continuing page, Of Instructive natter and print
from engraved piatest IS handsomely bound and sold
he low rate of 50. Kinks Organ school Book 5 One
more Book ill complete the work. Il i the Only com
p'ec school THIS Instrument published. Single
numbers Il a. When completed and bound III full cloh,
81 LG Belle Au-i1 and La Noeue Watzes, by W. '.
Wallace and Oln-y's Quick step played by Dodworhs
Band nrrnuged from beautiful German melody by Allen
Dod,rorih o Isl
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posing lie same, HBA huld de CuHFts
lhfFglnes mag Be aEEangrd bftWeefn them,
80 Ghai 90 lndEe shall Ells he sane Cir
.eua iNins il EleceEEiga. And 50 long Is
lie Sad SapIsms EO4El shall e0aSisl q
ikn gndses. the So c0lrl shalImake ssch
ordes llaai BE beige noi slioted y ~
|siazs q cirruiss. shall i inrE ride one q
ogheg 81 de CiErsiis. 90 dhaI lie exemP-
ton from CiErnn duty arising from there
being mose Judges dan cirruils. saay h
afos3ed 10 each gadge II de rols.ion.
See. 4. BE i farsher enacted, That he
Judges, from aad afleE this Ael shall e
into Operations. shsll have like and equal
powers and anihoriiy. shall saeh have II
he powers nos b. law given % and pos
sessed by JUDGES of die Supreme coan.
and Judges 81 The Superior Courts nf Law
and Courts Of Eqnily; shall be styled in
al proceedings IN he Supreme Court
= Judges Of the Supreme cOnrl," and in
al proceedings in The Superior Courts,
shall be styled Judges Of the Superior
Courts Of law" or - Judges ofihe Courts
Of Eqnily;" - The case may be; and all
Judges hereafter appointed, shall ID CON-
missioned " Judges Of The Supreme and
Superior Courts"
Sec. 4. Reil further enacted. That this
Act shall go into operation and take effect,
form and after the first day Of June next.
See. o. BE iilnnher enacted, Thstlrom
aud after this Act shall 60 into operation.
tho fourth section Of tle Revised Stat.
aies, entitled . an Act concerning the Su-
nreme Court" and al laws inconsistent
with this Act, or for whirh this Aci has
made another provision, and also al. lave
and clauses Of laws, allowing 10 Judges
extra compensation for holding special
terms Of the Supcrinr Courts, shall be, and
The same are hereby repealed.
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SEVERE ATTACKS OF DISEASES.

SEVERE ATTACKS OF DISEASES.
ENHE corrupted matters must be removed from
III the body as fast as they Accumulate, or they
may occasion death in fesS hours. When a
patient is taken with ac..e, infiammatory, or APP
oplectic diseases; arsa more especially are these
attacks dangerors. when contagious, or any ma
fgnant COMPLAINT prevails in the vicinity When
40 orgar. Gas the eye,) is likely to be destroy
cd b; inflammation: and in chronical diseases,
r.ncn sudden relapse or crisis puts the life Of
the patient in danger. In all these cases, the dose
should be repeated at least every few hours, until
large evacuations have been procured, and aftes-
wards every twelve hours until all danger is
Let some boneset tea be drunk in these cases If
possible. And be sure and remember that il is
necessary that the excavations be abundant and
in quick succession TO remove excessive pains.
This accomplished, the danger will soon be over.
aids Nth the Braadreth PiLLs-Mustard drafts
to the feet, or battle the feet in hot water with
ground mustard in i. Blisters may also be ap.
Piled to the legs and thighs. See Bill of Direc-
ions with Brandreth Pills. -..
GT Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
d. Heart, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, PittsboroH.
VIM. Foshee, Foshec's store, Chatham; ]. b.
M'Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane, Mason
Hall; E. & w. Smith, Alamance; j. II. Sloan,
Grcensborough; James johnson, Wentworth !;
Wood & Neal, Madison; Owen M'Aleel, an
ceyyille; J. X. CalMm, Milton,
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beware or nm ImpeSter.-A ~
y fhs HlAs 4 MErsIIIE sistss tlsis Elase 81
a4ys ssa. and saasaEosoa % Nosk upon shsgm-
pashy = suE cisizsns ~ passing kimsrlf ~ = :
deafnuie- hHAssoaa foana OF. hOsxssr, thai
ne Mas q nank inpasaos. and thas be had : fsee
- = rs teagas - asast mra. He rleasea hin
- oaHhen @ imposition was discovered, -
psaeirss - ne saPpase. upon some comnauiiy
mars SEainioas lhan lhia From nosioe II lie
GEernsbOsousA Pati0i. / srrlas he attempted he
s-meimPssaiionupoa eitirrns there. and psoyOs-
edtosFNe lessons inpennanshis lul from his shogs
s'ay. nc j0ass thAi be did nos sacoeed i hum
bagsns many iesides de eliiors e the PairiOs.
Msisihe i aman q Onaiuary sizr, and makes
senisslaPPeaEsnoei AMI we hOpe the eailOrs oflhe
Paifioi. (noS lhai hr has psOsed himself m i'm
POslUF,l win give him > mara that win ssisk 10
him. and hy which de TubEc my Be guaraea
from his imPositiOns. ~2 ...5'*-s
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FsesmmenA u yaaE laVsFtbls sgb.l
1errl,aa fhs PEap0srfinn - SO 10 each q
osF iossiEa a st&fal - - slieusnl ssa Sea,
msI. sd. - esPees11ly drmandtRR slaen
usn. ths eslablshmeala .. Psasanola sl Ihs
nssssssET mssns sfEePsEiBK sd Fssglias
he sssssls q he hssy rnP;sysd i lie
Gulf n Msnise.
TnsEs sEs oshsr sggesslons 10 Ne re.
part ~hieh dsssrss. a.. I Soub, aos. uill
TeesiEs yosf enasiisrsuon.
The progress snd e0ndlliaa 81 he nail
ssFrIes Cor ahs Fsst ye.E are lslly pre-.
sspled 10 st.e rvpara Il lhe Raslas.ssr lis.
neral. 'fhs revenue far ne year ending
On he lhH IeIh d lare lat smaunsd u
IhIes milliss l.uE Lnadrsi snd e:shlg-
,ssra shoassUd me hnadssd ssd hisesy.
mae d,llsrs. which % sisLl hundred and
Iso ID ,ssand slE hF.adEed ard lony-lwa
d.llaIs aad lssiy-6ss sebls lsss has that
nf The preceding year. The psymeals
ier Ghsl department during The sane zine
amoahied 20 louF millions r,gLly.lOur
Iionsand iRo hundird and ninety ssssn
da.lsrs and tseniy-isa cents. or Ihls
sun Eve bundled sad ninslyseSen Ihoa.
ssad and nInsIy seven dollars and eighty
cents have btcn dEawn from lbe treasury.
The disbursements Coz lhe year wsfs Isa
hundred and ihirly-six thousand four hum
drsd ssd thirty .lnur dollars spd seventy
sessn rents lees than those 0f The pfered-
iaK year. While she disbursements have
been Ihvs diminished. The mall iseilniss
h.ss b, e. enlarged By pes mail routes Of
Eve Ihoussnd 50 en- hundred and thirty.
nine miIss, an increase Of transports
oil ons million seven hundred aud sixty
four thousand one hundr j aud lOrly Eve
m'Ies. snd The establishment ol four hun-
drsd and eighteen new pSsi Offices. Coz
Traitors. po.Imasier.. aud Others, Engaged
in thl. branch OF ihs seITies. hare perform
ed their dums wnh energy and iaithiol-
ness deserving coBmendsuon. For ma
ny interesting details eonreewd with the
operations Of this esisbl shment. 700 are
referred 10 the upoIl Of TIE Postmaster
General; and his suggestions for imprOr-
Ing i've revenues se recommended 30 your
issaash!e consideration. | repeal the opin-
ion expressed IN my last annual message.
that Ihe bushes. Of III. Jepa,tasni should
be ~ regul.ird thai the revenues derived
from IL should be made 10 equal the sx.
psndhures: aud il il belles ed that This may
Sc dons by proper notifications Of tbs prt-
seat lass, as suggested IN Ihe report Ofihs
Postmaster General. without changing the
present rates Of po.isge.
With iull reliance upon the wisdom
and patriotism OF your Deliberations. II
will be my duty, as il Will be my anxious
dssus, 10 cooperate with You % every
constitutional efToit TO promow the vel.
fare and msinAin The honor Of our com.
mon country. ..a.---
JAMES X. POLK.
Washington, necember 9, lsi6
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

ERePOrted for The Petersburg InleIlisenoerl
#~~ December 10. 1876.
ToBAcCo-Receipis continue small, and
prices about The same as last quoted
coTToS-In fair demand; prime %,
and other qualities ip proportion, down TO
8. The receipts are light and chiefly Of
the lower qualities.
WHEAT-65 TO 90 cents.
FLouR-si Use.
CoRS-50 10 50 cents.
RAcoN--Virginia, g. 10 7 cents.
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Important from the River of Plate.

We learn by accounts from Rio ia
nerio to the 9th October, that the Bra
lillian Government has joined Paraguay
to resist the encroachments of Gov. Ro-
sas. which step, was thought, would
cause a war between Brazil and Baenos
Ayres. In anticipation of such an event,
the Brazilian Government had purchased
three or four vessels, to be fitted out as
vessels of war, if needed.
Our last previous accounts from the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-24

Extart ffan lcsieE Pulaished IN lie clarsssaon
Evening Ne~S. dated TsmEioO. Nor. a6lA
al Is reported and believed here ll.ss
The Mexican lorcesnRdeT Santa Ana, about
10000 Infantry and 1000 Cavalry. are
mosing towards csmsrgo old Rough and
Ready viii no doubt watch him el0sely.
and II Government viii only set prompl-
y and furnish him with The Necessary
number Of men and means. there viii be
no escape for him This sime."
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aeoa Ill Who may kad h eonysHlsaL and
10 may Rei, ~ riHumslsnass. Ls e.
lii5ly dstalEsl, y eoms faruaTI beldly
- aaas1ails = answer b Ghs al.
JOSEPH ALLISON,
CAD. JONES. S..
JOHN u. KIRKLAND,
I'D. STRuDWtcK,
z. N. LATIMER,
I.EMUEL LYNCH,
CAD. JONES, JR..
w. A. NORWOOD,
II. NICHOLS.
n. X. NASH,
VA. NELSON.
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The N. G. scgimeut.-The Career

The N. e. Regiment.-The Greens
borough Patriot states, on the authority Of Gen.
Kidney, that "rovR companies of Volunteers in
the mountain counties are nearly in readiness for
the line Of march. They were organized by ef
iec,ing functions from contiguous counties"
These companies, together with the one alrca-
<lv returned from Rowan, will make up one-haf
of the Regiment to be furnished by North Carroll
ma.
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Graham,s lIagazlne.-The January

Graham's Magazlne--The January
number, for ls47, of this deseryedly popular
monthly publication is before us. The contents,
mostly original, ale contributed by some of the
best writer's in the country, and we have been
gratiGed in pcrusing them. by their ample sub
scription the enterprsing proprietors are enabled
to give the work high finish and they spare no
expense to enrich its pages with neat and chaste
Ne :oint Engr Ningi and beautiful Fashion
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-24

same quarter indicated ll,e probability II
q WaT upon BgsRas AyF6s b. BaEh,
Whieh GoFEmmenl i charged wiah .
desire 20 - gRnsG' a. lsasa pagl e -
present AEzgnlins cOaEelsFaiioa @ he
Bazilian Pr0FinOe d 10 GEaads. Ths
ErrieKi. h0EeFeE. for ihese ilosfle aemon-
siralions sgainsi Roszs. i he seshsmena AZ
he existing diilrullies j lhe River Plass
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-24

Colonel Gales arrived II Tampico on
The 22d NosembsT. in the Steamer Nep-
tune, with 5 or 600 troops, 10 garrison
that town, which had previously surren-
dered 10 Commodore Corners neel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-24

The Steamer Neptune. employed By
Government in Transporting troops. &c.
from New Orleans 10 places on the Gull.
was losl on The I'smpieo bar on the 9Th
November, IN gale. All hands saved.
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Majority for Graham,

GOngrexs.-At our last accounts from
Washington, Use iate as the 10Th instantly mo-
thing of particular interest had been transacted in
either house al Coagress. The standing commit
tees had been appointed, and interesting debates
were progressing in both ends of the capitol on
subjects CONNECTED with the Presidents message
and the war. OF course elf space in the present
numbes will not admit Of a notice Of these de-
bates. As soon as the holidays arc over, we shall
cndeavor to keep pace with the proceedings Of
Congress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-24

uTwc invite the attention Of our readers TO
the spirited and patriotic appeal Of Captain Ca
moron 10 the citizens Of Orange, but more Parti-
cularly to the 47th Regiment, for Volunteers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-12-24

The siooP Of var 3. Aary's arrived
q peRsanola on he 5sh instant. n seven
days from Tampico. The only neus SIC
brings i thai about liiieen hundred men
of Gen. PalleEson's command occspied
Tsmpico. and that liaere Vas 10 sppre-
hension Of IN sliempl % reiske Il.
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EEnnsB1B Clio
Thursday, December "a.

or In conformity with the custom which has
so long maintained in the South, no paper viii be
issued from this Office next week.
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Faulty Sale.

LucB Walker, Guardian, Petition 10 sell Land.
Gkefss IN obedience to an order made in
EISiS& this canse, | shall offer for sale before
sNS the court house door in Hillsborough,
s~Asss on the 18th day of January next, on
a credit of six, twelve, and eighteen months, a
TRACT OF LAND on Enoe, belonging to the
heirs of the late George Walker, containing $50
acres; adjoining the lands of the hate John Piper,
being part of the land belonging to the heirs of
the late VIM. Cabe. Bond and security requir-
ed.
JAMES WEBB, ME-.
December Is. 59-4w
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Sands SarsapariIla,
FOR THE REMOVAL And PERMANENT CURE
or ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM An
INPURE STATE or the BLOOD
or HABIT or TIE SYSTEM,


or ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM An
INPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD
on HABIT or TIE SYSTEM,
VIZ:
STsfskg, Or Kings EfiL Rheumatism, OtslinaEe
cuiantsas EruptioRs, Fimpiss. ar PHsiuLes
0n the FACE, HLstcles. Biss, Chronic Sore
Eyes, Ring Norm Or Tiiitr, Said Had, En-
kaTgtmeni and Pain Of fit Bones and Joints,
Stubborn UleeYs, SyphiEfie Symptoms, SIG
fieI, or Lnmbegu, and Diseases orising from
an iRjadioious Hse Of Mreury. Asaiids, a.
DTgpsg. Exposure or LapTudsnoe in Lfs.-
ala, Chronic Constitutional Di,UrdeTs uiH BE-
Tem0red By this Preparation.
rsNHE health Of the human system depends al
- most cntirely upon the state Of The blood. II
the yilalizing fluid which peryades every tissus.
every membrane, fibre, flameni, gland or other
organ, primary or subsidiary; the body he
charged with the element Of disease, sickness
must he the consequence; and until the CAUSES
Of disease. existing in the blood, are cradicated no
permanent relief can he expected Ii is here THAT
the powerful Notwithstanding properties Of Sands
SaEsapanlla are manifested; its searching opera
lions reaches the Of diseass, sHd the cures
il performs are therefore ndi.al and thorough.
Where distractions To its favorable operation exc.
ist, they are removed as il passes along Tie ali
meniary canal.
The proprietors submit TO the public the follow
ing certificate, from highly respectable source, Of
n cure made by using their preparation;
Mobile, Ala, July Sd, 1914.
Mcssrs. SANDS Gentlemen: gas afflicted for
more than ten years with rheumatism, and il is
with pleasure avail myself of this opportunity 10
express TO you the salutary effect your Sarsapa-
riiia had on me. In January, 1912, purchased
of your agents, Messrs. Mosely L. Tucker, five
bottles, which took agreeaby 10 the printed d.
rcctions, which entirely removed the complaint,
and have now every reason to believe my health
is permanently recovered.
Yours, very respectfully,
.,..- -. S. II: .GARRow.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
of its superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
which may be obtained Of Agents gratis. ~
Prepared and sold by A. ID. & ID. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner of William,
New York. ,ss .zs..-5
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Hills
borough, and by Druggists generally throughout
the Uuited States. s,<
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for So.
December 81. sas. So
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faslsa H. Eigs sft,s Asgsllss i - ~ ~.
assn, p 13asaas, ST. siasis esp, a. tWa paFssss
81 S.. A&asaas Ca T. GFahuzs 4 @, Is
Ghssaut =. Iizlla3slFaia. g
Ia Jauuasy nuniAes. s. 1851, naas l.
a Us san1.
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IIillsbogough, December Is, ls46.

We fully concur in the statements.
which Capt. Cameron has made and
cordially echo every sentiment which he
has expressed; and do heartily sMge 1t
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Notice.

TENHE time for which the subscribers entered
- into partnership having expired, all persons
indebted to the firm, by note or account, are here
by requested to call and settle Immediately as the
business must be wound up without delay.
N. d. Their large stock Of work on hand will
be sold at reduced prices, consisting of
Saddles, Brides Harness, and Har.
ness Mountings Of all kinds,
and many other articles too tedious to mention.
Please call and examine for yourselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
o. All persons having claims against the firm
are requested to present them for payment.
HOOKER e. PHILLIPS.
November %. 55-3w
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On Saturday, the l4,h inst, the Hon. Edward
Staniy was elected Attorney General of the
State for the term of four years, by very flatter
ing vote. Many Democrats, particularly in the
House over which he presidcs, east their votes for
him.
On Monday, the l4th instant, Ale votes given
for Governor at the August election were count
ed, and the following result asccrtaincd:
For William A. Graham, 43,767
For lame. B. Shcpard, 35,627
Majority for Graham, s,l4O
Gov. Graham is to be inauguratcd on the first
day Of Jsnaary next, at IL O'Clock, A. VI.
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Notice.

FENlE subscriber having, at November Term OF
l. Orange County Court, 1916, taken out let
tiers of administration on the estate of HENRY
G. PARISH, deceased, hereby gives general no.
tice to all creditors of said estate to present their
claims, duly authenticated, within the time pre-
scrbcd by law, otherwise this notice will be plead
in bar of their recovery. Debtors to the said
estate will also please to make immediate pay
mcnt.
THOS. C. PARISH, .4am'r.
g. December Is. 59.-3w