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~ All. disgusting foul Breath, WHY will you hsve Il,
when 5v using d box Of the Amour Tooth Pns,e,
yoar breath would become sweet ind your teeth whts =
sod al az Chaihsua-st- 7l3 Broadway N 4aeod
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~ The Easton Fencbes, Capt. A. Reedcr
this City quartered at the National Ho
tel, Cortlandst. They fine a body of troops as
any one could wish 70
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e The children Of Mr.. Bradbury's Singing
School wanted tomorrow for two rehearsals See
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ww W. KMcsLEY is Agent for ths sale OF The
Tribune In New.L London, Conneateut
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WOODEN MODEL OF NEw-YoRK.-We are in.
deb,ed TO NJ Belden talented and ingenious propr
etor OF this huge work for representation most aston
ishingly accurate, of the City in which we dwell We
amazed each time we gaze upon it at the similarity
Of this Model TO the original and the attention which has
been paid 10 the mrutest details
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Total passengers l6.2l2

IT Mr.. MESEELEY, OF Troy has got the Big
'un for Trinity Chimes nearly ready Mr. M"slin vii
doubtless give u, choice music directly.
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afternooE .Seszioa.

Mr. HALL read paper on the subjec. ofthe Sup
position OF The Psss ozia strata After the termination
Of tie Hudson River Geological, Group the organic re-
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C BALpsEss IS sometimes the effects of disease
stituonal predisposltion badness bet generally
be attributed the neglect OF keeping the hair ee from
scIf 6andr and likewise the neglect 10 stimulate It's
roots and rouse EN- from their relaxed torpor. Phsons
Invigoraor has been recommended by The most erainrns
medical men OF Europe b- the best specific for promot
ing these resutsit would be supeHuouh add sp
probation Prepared and sold at 81 Broadway, and for
san hy f.rcY dealers generally in city and country.
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y They are patching Broadway again Oh
do give us some more Russ payements
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ARRIVAL or EMIoRAaTs.-Annexed are the arri-
walls OF passengers this port during the month of Au
-lst lsi6-entered at the Custom House:
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PnrIiamentary Proceedings.

HOUSE OF Observation-Disclosures is expected to
rise about the 18th of August On the 18th the
House Of Lords passed the Sugar Bill.
HOUSE or CoMMons.-The destirution IN Ireland
occupied the House OF Commons on Monday
A sum has been appropriated for the employ
ment Of the poor in Ireland
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subscription, received 70 The Weekly Tribune

subscriptions received 10 The Weekly Tribune.
THURSDAY, sept 8. Yves, Neweury Mast.
Oldbridge. y J......... Ann Arbor, Mich.
Greenville " Co... Hartford Pa.......:.....
Subscriptions received TO The Daily Tribune.
THURSDAY, SepLS. Huntingdon, Ps.....,...-
subscriptions received TO The Sem-Weekly.
THURSDAY, September 5,
Brooks Grove " w.. iWslpole. \. H..........
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" How cool and pleasant that Fountain woul
be-if would only play
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,Y Don't talk about items in such weather
as this Wait patiently few days and if we survive
YOU shall hear OF Us
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SASpss SARsAPARILLA.-The propretors submit 10 tho
public the following certificate, from highly respectable
sodrce, Of made by using their preparation:
PORTSMOUTH,, N II. March S, 1875
This Is to certify, tina. have been afflicted with rheu
pains in both my legs for than years, which
very painful and have tried various kinds Of
medicines but did not find any that gave relief Having
heard OF the good effects OF Sands's sersspara, pur
chased Mr. b Huchng, the agent Portsmouth, three
bottles, which used with the favorable results, as
entirely free from pain ana have been well for
than three months, which attribute, under the bless
ing OF Providence entirely the nj Sands's Srrsapa
rlla HENRY BECKER.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retai by A. b. D.
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton-sL corner Of
Wiiam.st- 273 Broadway and II East Broadway, New
York. Soil also by Druggists generally throughout tho
United States. Price 81 per hottie. or six boues FOR s.
credit when credit due. and II al the Time We
relieve the distressed douby grafed we, there
fore give the following voluntary testimony 10 the ben
efcia effects OF Wslas Bal-sm OF Wild Cherry, tho
Editor oil the Columbia South Carolinan who appears
nave obtained relief from It's
Old Dominion Portsmouth, Va
WlsrAR's BALSAM or WILD CHERRY.-We seldom
medicines having respect for the skill
the above named medicine Immediately AFTER the close Of
the late session Of the Legislature, when ungs wero
almost dried by the highly rared atmosphere OF our
armed State House. The baram Immediately
ev-d ola harsss.ng cough, which threatened
health IN serious degree We feel that indebted
10 for fifteen pounds OF an!ms weighC-whch sd
dit.0n being once felt cannot be forgotten.
None genuine unless signed J. BUTTS on the wrapper
For sale by A. 3. & D. SANDS and HENRY JOHNSON.
273 Broadway and Druggists generally throughout tho
United States.
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SASps's SARsAPaRILLA.The proprieiors submit tho
public the following certificate from highly respectable
soagce, OF made by using their preparation:
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y Our fine friends the soldiers must have felt
charningly comfortable yesterday marching through the
streets all bu toned up their thick military coats and
marching under the weight OF their accouuemen,s -
Our visitors from Easton are crack company and
make drstrate appearance beside our own CRY
Guard Last evening they marched up Broadway in
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q Not caring to be melted right down, we
kept clear OF Tammany Hall Wednesday night; but
from all accounts the Democracy must have had
glorious time OF it-a real, old fashioned row. What
ever else Tanmany Hall may be it certainly cannot lay
claim to being progressive. Crab-like it advances
backward and every year to turn upe worse set
OF men 70 the surface than the preceding.
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FROM MEXICO.

An arrival at New York from Havana
has brought further and interesting news
concerning the position Of affairs in the
Gulf and in Mexico. The advices from
the city of Mexico are to June 10Th. Vera
Cruz ed, and Iampico I'd July. An
overland mail from the Pacific was brought
IN the vessel, under seal, for the United
States Government.
The internal affairs of Mexico are ia
the same, or in worse state Of disorder
than at last account. The revolution
against Paredes, in favor Of Santa Anna
has extended TO all the cities from Acapul.
60 to Mazatan, embracing the departments
lon the Pacific, which are now in arms
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flbituarY.

Died, at hisresiaenef, near Chapel Hin. on FRI
day ssi, Mr.. JoHs MoHRow, in the 4slh year Of
his age. In recording The death Of this esima-
bic man. we should do gross injustice 70 The deep
sense 50 universally entertained Of those high viz
tues which adorned bis character, did we not ae-
company ], with an expression Of the heart-isl,
sympathy his death has oceasiOned. Apart from
those excellent qualities which eRdeared The do.
ceased 10 many. and commanded the respect u
all, in the interesting relations Of father and hns
band, ties % suddenly Dissolved, subject Il found
for melancholy reflection. To his hmily indeet
the loss is insparable; but they have the satisfac
tory reflection that as an honest man he enjoye,
the respect Of oil who knew and could aPprcciat'
him. and the oOnsOlins hope and belief that as
Christian, he enjoys now the presence Of bis Ma
kcr.. #.~
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Like Moses upon Pisgah. now stand,

Like Moses upon Pisgah, now | stand,
With eager eye, viewing the promised land,
Whose rich delights, mid scenes Of beauty rare,
hope, sweet friends, with your kind aid to share
Thus spoke young Srn with triumphant smile
Quo,h ancient SrArroRn, larry, friend, awhile!
Fair Canaan's fields, where milk and honey flow
Be well assured, thy footsteps nc'er shall know;
But cen like Moses, (prithee do not weep
On Moab's plain thou'lt lay thee down to sleep!
From Moab's plain win sounds of sorrow rise,
On Moah's plain there'll wiping be of eyes,
While lone Democracy in sadness strays,
With Grape sround her cap, for thirty days.
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nd . : sxarPlion 6 0sinra an l. Pc
80 Rasrsas rs sudesEosing y Fepssas
~ AseFgeraion a galise8. BAL lie FssDla.
sinns.n 80 retired in10 and wefz Eeniiy-
rsg 81 CITY a. Gandzl4xsra.
The Jsnsa Was il session. and ha3 riio-
sen Flreses Psesidenl 81 de following
voss 5 81 Paroles. IS fE Bravo. J foi
Harefz. ; or PeEsE.& &c. Gen- Rraro wss
irelar< fine President ard Paroles bad
receIsee Termiszion 10 lead lie forces
axnin3 Gea. Taylor.
Gen AEeFalo IN Me1ic0 On lie l0ih
whh It, ssngusEj. en- route Tor Monterey.
nnd pzFrdes Was 10 follow when Bravo
arrirel non Vera Cruz. Mejia Is appoint
ed commaadeT in Chief of he Northern
Dirision OF de Army. Ampadia remains
Il Ssa I.ais Posozi. ATisls Is said n Be
coming 70 Mrxico. bni Tsiher - slow
pare; IoE,xs 6nd : proclamation from him,
dsled u I.inares. fh june. calling on the
army y lally for the salvation Of The Re
public.
The iwo calilnrnias have distinctly de-
clared der Independence; and, IS another
rlemcnl ii lhe general disturbance. The 10
dams hare committed great rasages IN lhs
DEPARTMENT Of Durango. made terrible de
predatiofIs, and chased the Goyernmen
troops.
Again The story comes from IIayan'
thai Generals Santa Anna and Almonl'
we've 20 leave Tor Vera Cruz on ihe lelh
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SUPREME COURT.

o ihions have been delivered in ihs
following Cases by the Judges. viz:
By NASH, j.. ia Bule .. Blown, ei al.
from New Hanover; reyers ng Tie judg.
msni below.
Alsn. in GRAFT D. Williams. from Dur
lin; an ming lllr Judgment bclaw.
Also. in Winfield e. Longes'. from
Carler,i; affirming the judgment below,
Also. III Whitley .. Danie's, LON Mar
Tin; awMting vsnire de nOUo.
Also. in Due er dem. Graham c. Smith
from Richmond; affirming The iadgmen
below,
Also. in Mclean q. Douglas. fr m An
son; reversing the Judgment beInw, AM
directing iudgmen, in favor nf Mclean.
Also. in Flowers .. Smith. in Equity
froa Wayne; directing reference To til
Master.
Also. in Benhury o. II ihaway, fror
Chowan; affirming the judgment Fellow
Also. in State 10 use Of Jordan o. Poo
from Pasquolank; affirming the jndgmeT
below. <E
Also. in Mebane q. Spencer, from d
ange; affirming The judgment below.
By DANIEL, j., in Stale .. Ralan'
from Guiliord declaring that there IS l
error.
i Also. in State o. White, from Craver
directing a Uenire de nouo.
i Also, in Stale o. Elrod, from .Asbe
reversing the judgment.
i Also. in McCrea,!y .. Kline. from Ne
Hanover /; reversing The judgment b
low.
\. Also, In State, TO use Of Peace. .. Ma
gum, from Wake; affirming the jud
mtni below.
Also, in State D. Cur is, from McDo'
ell; reversing the judgment below.
Also, in Elizabeth City Academy
Lindsey, ef al. from Pasquoiank allir'
: ing the judgment below.
Also, in Jordan o. wil,on, from He
; ford; reversing the judgmen, hrlow.
Register.
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MEETING OF THE WARDENs.

YyIIE next scmiann meeting Of the War
~ dens Of the Poor for Orange county, will be
held AZ the Poor House. on the first Monday in
September (ihe Tth,) and applications for aid can
then be made. A Superintendent will be select
ed at that time for the ensuing year, and propo-
sails will DO received from persons desiring the APP
pointnept.
ar The Wardens Of the Poor are requested
to meet N Hilsborough on Tuesday OF August
Court. @~:z
N. D. Balm. Secretary.
July %, nj .o -. ... IS
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We learn from the National Ih,eligen-
Ger, that ON Monday. after an afSlu0us and
highly interesting session on the Tariff
bill, the Senate passed the following reso-
lution: r.. vs..
"That the bill be committed 10 the
committee on finance with Instructions to
remove the nev. duties imposed by said
bill in all cases where any foreign raw ma.
terial is taxed 10 the prejudice Of any me-
chanic or manufacturer, so that no other
or higher duty shall be collarted on any.
such raw material than is provided BY tho
act of 30lh Of August, 1872. And furlh-
er so 10 regulate all the duties imposed by
this bill as TO raise revenue sufficient for
the exigencies ofthe country" 1s-t
II is impossible now TO say what will DO
the ultimate fate of the bill. Vi
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Jsly "a. 1870.
Reported Or he Petersburg InieIligeneu.
ToBAcco.-Sinre the recent accounts
from Europe. there has been dcrline IN
shipping qualities. Manufacturing SORTS
continue IN good demand.
CcTToS.-No sales This week.
WHEAT.-Good red 80 cents. and pri.
res range down 10 90. Supplies come in
slowly, and quality generally inferior.
CoRS.-55 cents 10 So cents. Dull.
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"a In. f.sssns ihs nsa sssies q she sxpen.s
q A. "A. Aas laagl been Ne policy Il ! porsios
ar,hs penorrssic patty has slsse - hisA~ssa
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Attention /! /!

To The Commissioned, non Commissioned Off.
GERS and Musicians belonging to the Cane
Creek Battalion.
you are hereby commanded TO attend at James
Il Crawford :, ON Friday the 3lst Of July, at Gle.
ven o'clock, equpt as the law directs ior dill mus
ter; and ON Saturday, the lsl DAY Of August, YOU
will attend with your respective Companies. at ten
o'clock, equpi as the law directs, fol Battalion sx.
LR. MMURRY, Lieut., Col.
June %, al
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Resignation Of II. Ha5xsol

Thnn-&-g Nanag. lAy -.
Ills morning's nal bsanghs - he
follosiAs lsgisrlIOm wa,hingsOa. ahnouS.
eng The IrsiEnaiion n lhe Hon. Aliism
II. HayE0od % me Srnsle az The Uni
I'D Sisters. A large portion u onr ed
lion sss worked oG lasl evening. 70 ssp.
pig de mails which uere % leste erly
Ibis mnrning; wersa thereforr. this week.
eommuniesie only 10 portion d oOE rss-
ders his important inisilisense-ilpOr.
tan,. becsuss &c IL connection silh .
measure or more vital interest 70 the pros
peIily Of The country Than any other now
inviling The attention Of the people.
This ART II Mr. Haywood. a. might
be expected. has brought 90, the mOs,sn
cry dsnnneistions in The organ Of lhs par
~ Al Washington. and in The Standard II
Raleigh. lie j. s,igmalized . san sPos-
tate and a deser.er." a. abelraying his
state as sinking from his post" &c.
aud assailed with ell that torrent Of Ohio
guy which they are so much in The habit
Of beslowing upon all who have TOO much
iads pendence implicitly and blindiy 70
submit TO the behesls Of party. Pusihisis
moi the iirsi lime Mr.. Haywood has sx-
hihiled a commendable independence -
TO his inslrumenlsliIy.. in part, may be
attributed the success Of lhe Wings in So
framing the srlion upon The Oregon ques-
. lion. as 10 pit an end 10 those long exist.
ing difficulties which seemed TO be fast
thickening into war between this nation
and Great BliiainI and We see in the
|. present action new evidence that he loves
a his country better than he docs his party
d But we have no time now for comment,
9 The following is the letter communicating
= The intelligence Of Mr.. HaywoOd's resig'
nation;
a. Washington City, July 2Slh. 1876.
Nix DEAR STR:-Mr. Haywood has lhii
= day resigned his seat in the Senate Of tn
:. United States. Tho vote was 10 hav,
= been taken 10 day on the new Tariff bill
Cd MIR. Haywood thought the bill thorough,
ed bad, and could not vote for il, and did no
i'll choose to vote against his party. His re
:, signaiion took place while Mr.. Wcbste
y was speaking. Il produced great excite
= meni, and the Senate refused TO vote u
day, and by yeas and nays the subjec
II goes over TO Monday.
be The new Tariff is far the worst eve
in framed in this country. II will reduce III
IN Revenue six or eigh, millions, destroy tn
: occupations Of thousands upon thousands
~ and in my opinion, (if il pass, as / thinl
il wiil,) will blow the Democratic part,
ed sky-high.
ust Mr.. Haywood will speak for himself
under his own hand. This event canlc
bu, add strength 10 the Wing party.
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The Specie Currency.-one million

The Specie Currency.-one million
two hundred thousand dollars were lately
ordered FROM the Eastern States, by the
Secretary of the Treasury, for the use OF
the army in the South. Of this sum, SIX
hundred thousand dollars recently left New
York in gold, for the transportation oil
which the government paid sir thousand
dollars, or one per cent. Here is great
deal of unnecessary trouble and useless
cost. that the specie doctrine may be car
ried out. Greensboro, Fef.
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New, Cheap and Attractive Route to
the Northern Cities,
BY THE
Greet .FFaiI Eiae, s. Steam
boat sEE0ssNg ESsfsOn,
From AQUA CREEK to BALTIMORE
Whole Fare, from Petersburg to Baltimore.
-FOUR DOLLARS ONLY.

TEyRAvELLERs going north are advised that
IL the New, Quick and Splendid stcaner
MOUNT VERNON, Carr. G. w. GuSSELI,
now runs from Acgum Creek to Baltimore every
MONDAY adm THURSDAY, in connexion wisa
the Richmond and Petersburg, and Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Roads.
The MOUNT VERNON leaves Acquia
Creek Immediately on the arrival of the Cans, and
Passengers by this Line reach Baltanhse al tne
same price, and some hours earlier than those by
the James River and Bay boats. They also AVOID
the dangers of sea-sickness and the uncertainties
wide and rough portion of the Bay between Old
Point Comfort and the mouth Of Potomac, and
make the trip between Acquia Greek and Bait.
more IN re,y md splendid SeamboGt, unsurpas.
sed in strength, speed, beauty or Comfort BY any
I Boat south Of Philadelphia.
1 ;r-Js For further particulars, or Through Tick
cts. apply at the Office Of the Richmond and re
tersburg Rail Road Company. to the
TICKET AGENT.
- July fsth -
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w. 4 Temperance Meeting viii be held at
GE$ Fairfield on the Saturday before the
second Sunday in August next. some reformed
men, and some other now speakers, are expected
to address Tie meeting; and il is hoped there will
be a large attendance. The presence Of those
who are in the habit ofusng spirits is particularly
requested,
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FOR SALE.

FUK SAbE.
vTSHE subscriber having determined to remove
IL to the west, viii offer for sale, ON Thursday
the Goth day of August next, the Plantation on
which he now resides, four miles west Of Hills
borough, containing 479 acres of land. II is
weIl-watered, with five OF six noyer-iaing springs;
is in toerably good repair; has on it conforta-
BILE Dwelling House, and all necessary out-Buil-
aings; and also very good Mill, with one pair
of stones.
Will also sell At The same time, all bis stock Of
Cows, Hogs and Sheep. Corn, Hay, Oats, and
Wheat, Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
Farming Utensils,
= Twelve months credit will be given; bond and
security required. For the land more extended
credit win be given, if required.
S. Should sale Of the Plantation not De
effected the Mill and Plantation will both be rent
cd out for one year.
THOMAS THOMPSON.
July 25. So
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The Caldwell Institute.--A corr


pondent of the Raleigh Register, in noticing the
proceedings at the transfer of the Academy build
ngs, by the Corporation of the town to the Trus-
tees Of the Caldwell Institute closes with the fol-
lowing honorable mention of our town and its lit
crary institutions:
THE Ancient Town Of Hillsborough,
has, for long series of years, been notsd
for its. Schools--iheir high character for
scholarship. and their efficient discipline.
The name OF bingham is honorably assoc
ciated with these Schools, and perhaps, IN
lno spot in Carolina, have so many OF Its
youth received the rudiments Of that cdn-
cation which has prepared them for useful,
ness and distinction in subsequent liie'
Nor have we any fears. that its reputation
will suffer in the least, by the transfer oil
1.-The old Institution TO the Caldwell lnsti
tute. With such men. TO manage il as its
present very able and LEANED Faculty, We
weld the most implicit and unhesitatine
confidence. II would be difficult to bring
: together three such Pro(essors--so pecu
; Iliarly qualifed by long experience, by pro
found and thorough scholarship, and by
! certain enthusiasm in the cause al Educa
1 ton, as well AZ an abiding sense oil tn
flhigh responsibility oftheir office-as Rev
flDr. WILSON, Principal, and Professor Q
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Twenty millions Of dollars, which the
Mexican war has already cost, puts tax
Of one dollar upon each inhahitans OF the
United States. Uncle Sam foots the bill,
Worcester Daily Transcript,
II Uncle Sam should take it into his
head to foot those who have got him into
such scrape, he would show himself o.
more shrewdness than he has exhibited
for the last few years.
Lancaster Courant.
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Republican Whig Ticket.

Republican Whig Ticket.
ron TEE EESkTEs
HTGH WADnELI. e.
FoR TsE c0MMaNs.
CHrsLEY r. RAUcTTT.sS
GILES kEBAkE, -
JOHN B. LRATHERS. 60,
John STAFFORD. 80
-
Democratic Ticket
EoR THE sESkTE.
CAPT. JOHN BERRY.
F0R THE COMMONS.
SIDNEY SMITH. 60
WILLIAM \. PRATT. ess.
PATTERSON II. neDADR. sss.
cd WILLIAM PATTERSON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-30

A capital IEit.-Amid the tug and tr-
mol Of party contests, that pleasantly which
serves to soften down the heal and sancour which
are too often engendered, is especially relished.
The contest between the candidates in this coun-
", though earnest and energetic, is sometimes en-
livened by sparks Of wit and humour, which are
as a refreshing shower in the heat Of July sun.
The following lines by friend, were written up
on passage Of this kind between two of our can
didates.