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s8rh - ca'.ioos-All Fss0rs. = handsome kssoEi-
Easnt Il BaEusis zn4 Eih1ssas; csE.slieks and
Nusaihss Henry Il ~ kinas, Fsaasss. se,SiHg
>slk. Tuek anh Siae ceusl,s. BED I'ilkirg. ApEoH
chesks, E.4Sns, So. Ga Iadins' fHa aresses. Bon,
net CAPS. AFtiieial FlaNeFz. OF sisk. Palass,ss
and ImlEsilas. Pens. Linen canlzic HsadkeE-
rhirfs. h'earlaa sd Iaaseaehsi ciesh, - ard
t'ogiaa Ennaksathief.. Pax sasi cusion Tlssraa
Coat and nAuialesas Iloahs. TEiiamings Il an
kinds. and Eaal! ether aEsirles IL tie Dry Goods
lilss.
HARDWARE.
MaHiHg ana eEatling Blades Of the YER hes'
qualify: Nails, Pets. Osens, Skiilsis ssaose.s and
sFa1sz. Ghisfls and Ansers. Hammers AMI Gin
.taels, Rinses and sCErMs, shoe hnises BID ANl
Blades, Asriing Hoes. Knives anA Forks Pork.
& Knives and Scissors. Traee Chains and curTy
roml.s, Stosk and Pal Looks. Tea and Table
GROCERIES.
The very bsst Green and BLACK Teas. sHgas
and c"isse, PEPPER and Alssice. Maiassss and
Salt, Ginger and Rice. Castle and other Soaps.
Powder and shot, Flower and Meal. Iron and
Steel. Porter. Lime Juice. and Raisins. Sperm and
TaliOw Candies, aud numbeE Of other articles IN
the Grocery line.
DRUGS.
Epson and Glauhsr salts. AIlu-a and Cam
phoF. Opium and Sugar # Lead. Cream Of Tar
ter and MagResia, Birthstone and Anneila. Gallo
mel and kheuaarh. Quicksilver, Of NiiFol and
AquaioTtis. White Lead and Yellow 0chrc. Red
Lead aud litharge. Linsscd and Planners oil.
Lamp Bsack and Spsnish Brown, Window Glass
and Putty. Mustard and Nulmees. LOgwOod and
Glue. Madder and Indigo. vaEnishes II al kinds.
lux anj Ihk Powder. camwOod aud COperas, and
al other Drugs usually keF, in this place.
CROCKERY.
Common aud Liverpool Plates. Common and
Liverpool Teas. Dishes. B0wl,s. Mugs. Pitchers.
and TGmhleFs, Tea snd Cream Pots, Ewers md
Basins, and many other agtielcs in the Cookery
l;as.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans. Milk Psns. Dippcrs, Coffee Pots,
Cups, small sad large. &c. sc.
All Of the above Goods will be sold low for
cash. or ca n sredi, to these who will pay wheh
called on. G-T The Common Country Trade
viii be taken in exchsnge at the maEke, prices.
The subscribers intend 20 use evcry means in
their power 10 please all who may favour ihCm
with their custom; and as their Goods were bought
for cash. they think they shall be able to sell a, as
low prices rs can be had in Hilsborough. Call
...id see for yourselves.
A. MICKLE ( co.
May e. as
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DRUGS, MEDICINES
DYE STUFFS, &c

CHG, WEBss, & co.. would respect
- fully announce 20 the public that they have
opened drug Stop in a room Immediately over
their store. They expect to keep a full supply
Of every article usually keptin Drug Stores. The
following is list Of few Of the leading articles
just opening.
MEDICINES.
Opium, Nitrate Of Silver,
Pull. Rhei, Hydrarr. Cum Creta.
Pull Aloes, Balsam Copaiya,
Ielap, Aqua Ammonia,
Cream Tartar, spts. Lavender Comp.
lpecac, Castor Oil,
Gum Camphcr, Alcohol
Radix sclllac, SPIT. Niire iuls.
seneka, Sugar Of Lead,
Sup. Carb. Soda, Paragoric,
Iaitarlc Acid, Laudanum,
Gum Myuh. Croup Syn,p.
Sulph. Morphine, Essence PEPPERMINT,
Sulph. Quinine, Pearl Barley.
Calomel, Eng. Arrow Root,
DYE-STUFFS, PAINTS, &c.
indigo, Crome yellow,
Madden Lamp Black
White Lead, dry and in Yellow Oehre,
Cil, Glue,
t'"''7' D'""Hs YUM Shciiac,
Red Saunders, Verdigrise.
Cam Wood, Venetian Red
Crome Green, &c. &c. &c.
NIals-l OF. = OF. OF. 6 OF. Vial Corks. &c.
Country Physicians and Country Merchants
will be supplied upon the most liberal terms. and
with genuine articles. GJ' Prescriptions put up
on the shortest notice.
October Z. III
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Lin's Balm of China,

For bruises, Sores, Bills, Cuts, Old Sores,
and Pitts.
A VERY valuable preparation under this name,
- Is to be had Of ID. Heart, in this place. Its
Ingredients are so well adapted to the healing Of
Cuts, Old Sores, &c. that its effect is immediate.
One nights application will ST flee for the cure
and relief Of almost any kind Of pain. The pub
lie can well appreciate this article, as they get the
worth OF their money ten times over.
Sold, wholesale, by Ccmstock & Co., 81 Cori-
lahdt street, New lotk; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and J. & r.
Sloan, Greensborough.
February II. ca
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NEWS
I.inimant and Eliycr,
FOR RHEUMATISM.


TTNHE sudden, certain and sure relief that the
use of this preparation gives TO the sufferer is
almost beyond belief. Its penetrating powers, are
very great, so much SO, that the worst cases have
been enfheIy cured in two or three days. Persons
troubled with this complaint have only to use these
preparations according tc directions, the Eiiyer, in
wardly, and the Linimen; applied outwardly, and
a cure is effected almos; before they have looked
for any good results to follow the application.
Quite number of persons in the city and state of
New York, vito have been cared by the use of
these preparations, have given large Sums to the
Projectors to be applied to the giving Of them to
the poor, which is daily done. Certificates with
out number, are pouring in every day or two. 1t
is useless to say. that this article has also been
cornterfeted and the ,n'jlic are cautioned against
buyinr any that has not the signature of Comstock
& Go. upon each bottle.
Sold. wholesale, by Ccllstock & Co, 81 Cort-
iandt street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sloan, Greensborough.
April 5. IL
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
THE EILLsBcRoUGH RECORDER,
rs PUNISHED WEEKLY
Il Y DEN MS HEARTH.

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Terrns.-Thre Dollars year. or Two DOL
ars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
oil live subscribers, who make the payments strict
ly IN advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
year. each.
No paper will he discontinued until all arrcara-
gcs are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher.
Hereafter no paper will he sent to a new sub
scrbcr out of this state unless payment is made in
advance, or some person in the stale will become
responsible to the editor and in 10 case will tho
paper-he sent TO subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-third viii bs
made to advertisers by the year.
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Beet and Shoe-Taking.

THE subscribers, having entered into copart.
u nership in the above business, would respect.
fully inform their friends and tue public generally.
that they have taken the shop one door west Of
the Conf, ciOnary, and opposite Moorc's old stand
and will be prepared 10 furnish every variety Of
articles ia this line. both fashionable and good.
Their materials shall he well selected, ami the
work well executed; and they only ask for trial,
''',is , 'er,an l,i' aey can give satisfaction.
men, and OF steady and industrious habits. None
others need apply.
WITilERSPOON Il GATES.
July !. So
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Hays Liniment,
FOR TIE Plies

'E'HiS preparation, which has been counterfeit.
cd by number of Druggists, owing TO its
wonderful power over the Piles, is now for sale by
ID. Heart of this place. Persons have been en-.
tircly cured by the use of only half bottle. The
hardest cases are not proof against its power. II
is well known, that almost every individual il
troubled more or less with this distressing COIN
Plaint' for the cure Of which, they would give any
amount OF money. The genuine HAYS Imminent
gives no pain in the application, not the least,
The counterfeit preparations give great PAIN which
Is almost lnsuilcrahc. Purchasers should there.
tore sec that Comstock & Co.'S name is ON each
bottle before huying--nonc other genuine.
sold, wholesale, by Constock & Co, 81 Cort-
iandt street New York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and j. d r.
Sloan, Grecnsborough.
February II. "a
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FTHHE subscriber takes this method Of returning
M his thanks to his friends and the public gene
rally for their liberal patronage, and hopes by a
strict attention 10 his business, and by keeping in
his employment the best Of workmen, to continue
to receive good portion Of the patronage Of IL
berat and generous hearted community.
The latest Paris and Philadelphia Fashions are
Regularly received.
CT Cutting strictly attended to without delay
JAMES S. WATSON.
January Is. 10
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IT, THE subscriber win practice in the
fs,s-S Superior Court Of Law and Equity and
the County Court of Orange.
J. TAYLOR.
September ]. 90
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JUST RECEIVED,

ERESH Rice, Adallantine Candles, New Or
n leans Molasses. Spirits TuFpentine. Gray's
Invaluable Ointment, Raw Cotton, Whitehead
best Flour. ard VenisOn Hams.
Also, Teagus Ploughs with wroush. Mould
Boards. and large lot of on and two hcFse
Mould Boards. Fos sale by
LONG. WEBB, T. co.
March i6. 10
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s. no Z -,

SIG = u
TsIIE subscriber. having formed partnership
n with Z. ". Hsh and W. 4. carsgin, Is now
spsaing
A NEW AND COMPLETE ASS0RT-
MEST UF GOODS.
embracing almos, ssrry article usually sod in
this market. II his Oh stand. one door wess OF
Mr. ]. L. kirklanI's corner. where he would in.
xiie his old customers and friends to call aud ex-
anime his stegk, which viii &c found low enough
10 suit the TINES
STEPHEN MOORE.
NOvembes 1. OIL
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Notice.

"A LII those indebted to the late firm of ].
a WEBB, JR. & CO., are requested to call
on DIR. o. F. Long and make immediate ray
uent as the business Of the firm must be wound
~.
January 5. o.
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Jew store
JEST OPENED.

THE sassrlilegs iasseal kssEins eaasstsafly O.
N han1 = ll'sH Ar4 Ss01e, cas- q - losss
Hn.sr q laE-r l. IL
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TaiIoring.

TsHE subscriber has returned 10 his old sand,
n one door west Of Holt Il Csragn's (Moore's)
Store, where be IS prepared to execute ell orders
IN his line in workmsnliEe style lie hopes to
receive liberal portion Of the rablic patronage.
Cutting attended u E, al seasonable hours; and
be will so cut and 1T the work. that seamslresscs
ran make it up without difficulty, which may be
Q great convenience 10 his country friends.
II. +. PLEASANrS.
January IL. 10
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FAYETTLNILLE,

FArErrLyILLs. LExorR.
A. Graham. Thomas Rouse,
CrMaLRLASD. FIR. Lassiier.
Co. Alex. Marchisor, JoSEs.
Christopher Munroc, James si'Donald.
Alex. Williams, CRAVEN.
Col. A. s. M'NeiIl. john Bryant.
Farquhayd Smith, Columns.
John M'Daniel, Lot Williamson.
John Evans, RoBEsoS.
]. ". Howell. W. c. M'Ncill.
BLADEs. RIcnYoxD.
Gen. James ]. M'Kay, John c. MLaurin,
Robert Melvin, John L. Farley.
$. n. Richardson, Arson.
Thomas c. Smith, J. r. Reid, Millwrighs,
Isaac Wright, A. Bauchum.
Ss1n Smith. CaswzLL.
SAMPSON. 1T. Dodson, SIllwngh.
GIT. Barksdale, ORAxeE.
Patrick Murphy, DR.. Yancy,
John II. Spearnan, w. II. Merritt,
Hardy Royal. w. Barbee.
New Hanover. Cn.rHAx.
James Murphy, Cole & Brantly,
Charles Henry. Smith 4 PuIIen,
OSsLow. n. Clegg.
Robert Aman. WAKE.
greene. s. BeasIy,
Thomas Hooker. J. I. Leach.
Besides many others III different parts of the
state.
With such deservedIy high character. the sub
scribers feel justified in offering these Wheels to
the public. They will keep on hand supply of
wheels adopted to high or low heads at Fayette-
VILE, Wilmington, Newborn, and Washington
and Mr.. James T. Dodson, Of Caswell, has them
for sale.
We caution ali persons throughout the state
against paying any person hat ourselves, or our
authorized agents, for the right Of using these
wheels.
NoTIcE TO MrLLwRTGHTs.-If YOU wish en-
ployment, acquaint yourselves with putting in
these Wheels as we now wish to employ at least
100 in this business in different parts of the state.
DUNCAN M'NEILL.
ARCH'D MCLAUGHLIN,
A. A. M'KETHAN.
Fayetteville, Jan. IL, l3-ly
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Cash Store.

WshE sxlsCslsxE. hzKaag Hea<iEoa rs "a saE-
- Fsy 4 6aeAS. kRhlrh sc noM IraSy 81 -
sFgsls h H. aNn sless hrnse q - man saEgsss
Nfss e IL c0uIa hoass.N Ct.ers tixE ErEy eheaa.
nEoWa neEEgs.irS Essa : - IS UrutG
Beaded - kUm 10 . - =
CLOTHS. cAssIMERES. 81 SAFE.
NEfTs q Hoanrsa irioesi sna every ssAes
Ggiagis IN IL DR. Gaaas Line = Fresogsiaa.
GROCERIES. seoaslis,g 10 sILEiY. lgEsI
thsn Ley aEe salssCd u any ore -.
SCHOOL BOOKS furnished - IN xho Eszy
SHY u slae aiaoAiRg fEi0es:
BnlAass's Englssh GiEzHnsE. IS
Iatin - %
Grrrk d. -
Nogses,sT's Comp. D.ealausEs, co
Ains,sorth's %. rs
I.sssssii's Latin Leniooa. as
nounecan's 10. 4e9
Bnliionis L.siin Rezlss. IS
Cesar, IS
f;uuld's 0xsi. IS
Rowenis Iingil. 30
Andrews Sal.nsf, IS
Anih0ss EincEo. les
fO.Slm's I.iyy, IS
GEesk Trs,amen, and Lexicon, ~
OweR's NsEoPhoz, IS
Memorabilia. IS
EIleEsOn's Arithmetic. FL part. 80
do. 81 part 65
Pieree's Aigrhra. 20
Geamciv, 20
'TEgonOmrtry. las
ciceFo's OFa'ions. Il!
slOrse's Geography, 50
MaiE's Introduction. IS
Mitchell's Anc. Geog. & Atlas. I IL.
Roots Penmarship. ASSERTED. 10
Also variety Of Olasr Books no, named, on
the same terms.
Raland's Bes; sIill Saws al $500.
Collins Genuine Axes al sl;sS.
Best article Of Sole Leather Al ~, cents.
In conclusion. only have 10 say 10 those who
may call Oh me- 10 spend their money. tina, they
shall not 60 away disappointed.
r. NICHOLS.
Cris.er -. TO
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Petersburg Market.
Spring. az 1873

I'VE are now ready for the Spring trade, Lay-
w ing Eeosise,. oar stock, just purchased, by
one Of our irm in person, in the bcsi markets and
At the lo'resi possible pFioss. We have ca hand
a very heavy assortment of every thing dssiEahis
in the Drug business. ALL OF THE BIsF ara
LITE.
Wa respectfully solCit a call frem our old
Friends, and the public generally. assuring them
thar We are prepared To offer them greater induce
ments than ever for csah, or ON the usual credit
70 punrtual customers.
Below We enumenie few Of our leading arfl-
cles, al II whieb, iogtiker teiii srerg thing irs
sal. IRE trgrrcRi 10 Ls eftke BEST QUALITY.
and Al PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAN.
TO GIVE SATISFACTION.
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DRCCS HARDWARE. HAS. Ck0cE.
RES AZ. Ar-
q = Fssy saaan pEoEi So cssh. a. % Funcsaal
1ealeEs ealy 90 ; rE~lal a thnre msHihs lie -
specially inNiies tie pubic - ezil and eNaEine
Ms sasck y 00oas. assuring them that H. I'll
spaEe NJ pains 70 please. aad ihAt be viii sFA
Goods - el,saP as Ihey can bs Puhh1soa IN this
zaCsian Il llle country.
GrTo Saddlers he o.szs i very large a.
s0simrui Il Inmmings. consisting a saddle TEaes
0g al kinis. Weling, lIOg skiRs, Stirring l.saih-
81. Plush, B0ekssS Biz. Haness Mounting, &e,
TER low 81 cash
Also On hand Dr.. NisaF's Bafsam Of VIA
cheny. . very Eallahle madeleine ieE al diseases
Of the lungs.
grPnsians iaken in exchange Coz Goods 81
customary prices.
E. MURRAY, in.
OetObsE ~. sa-sn
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yRW SZSLE.
GREET B.ERG.TEN1S!.

THE saasuaheF has eammFaaUe1 hassnssS -
II Gear IiEQkr. eighi Eallns nsr1h Il hiilsas-
naash. KarEe T. slsss % ~ iiirsais aH1 sls -
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Nv Wv = @.AAAGE.AA' Ghsks
Epson Salts sCrome Rel
Alum Paris Green
G. camphor Prussian Blue
Opium IeEdiggis dry and inoil)
sugar Lead Terra DE SIENNA
Cream Tartar Umher. l.ampblack
TaTaric Acid NeEmllliOn. Bronzes
A!oes Linsoed Oil. Lamp Oil
CalomeI (besi) (of best quality
Supv. Cor. soda Tanners Oil dol
RhuhaIh, Ipccac, Jalap Spanish Brown
Magnesia, Quicksilver Venetian Red
Soda Powders Indigo lhest Fiotani and
Scidlilz do. Mouilla)
Baisam COpayia Madden, Copeas
CASTLE Soap, &. Arabic .ogwOod, Blue Stone
Birthstone, CamwoOd. Redwood
Flower Sulphur Cochineal. Red Sanders
Sulphate Morphine Cologne, Florida, and
Acetate do. Toilet Water
Nitrate DO. EXTRACTS Otto Rose
Sulph. Quinine Fancy Soaps
Castor Oil Gin bottles Brushes Of all kinds
and baErels) Pepper Mustard, Spice
Sweet Oil DO. do. Mace, Nulmegs, Ginger
Sp. Turpcntine do. DO. Glue, Inks Of all kinds
Best salad Oil Putty, shoe Backing
I.iquorice (best Calabra) Varnishes of all kinds
Waite Lead, lin kegs WINDOW GLASS Of
and dry) all sizes
Litharge, Red Lead tSurgical and Dental In
Crome Green struments, and Medi-
CRIME Yellow | cal Books.
TYLER e. HILL,
Wholesale Druggists, sycamore ST.,
Petersburg, Va.
February %. 67-
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PUFFY THE BLOOD.
M OFF It's
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BiTTERS

The high and enried celebrity which these pre- eminent
Medicines haze acquired for their nEarble efficacy in ali
usua practice Of pubg not ony unnecessary, but unwsr
thy Of them They known by their fruit, their good
works testify for them, and they thrive No, BY the iah Of
the ereduIoas.
The North-Carolina standard., 1846-03-04
MITE gR.aJNsG EJWEJVTN 81
Az RALEIGH.

.torther, .Nai1. daily. Due Q a. N. Closes s1-7
m. Rail Road. ela -. It
SOathey1l, daily Due a. n. Closes q Q a. a.
Two horse hacks 80
G,ssns5oE) sgh. ri weekly: Due Mondays Thursday
and Saturday at a m, and closes Sunday, Tuesday
and Friday a 1 r. M. Four-hose Stages 80
EiftsboyOugh, twice a week. Due Saturday and
Wednesday at p and closes Monday aud Thursday
at 10 Am. Two-horse hacks. .l55sasl '5z5 ssh
sJVe1c6eTn, tr-weckly. Due Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at p. M, and closes Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at p. m. Four-horse Stages
IGr6orOugh. tri-weekly. Due Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at 10 and closes Sunday Tuesday and
Thursday at a. m. Two-h horse Stage. - ls.,f
ROr60r0ugh, once week. Due every Friday at a.
m, and closes every Friday at 10 a. N. Horse Mail.
Hdy1cood. once week. Due every, Monday at 4 q.
M, and closes every Friday at 10 a. m. Horse Mail
NOTE.e Letters to be in time for the Mall soald be
put in the Office IS minutes before the hour Tor clos
ing Letter postage five cents for letter not exceeding
half ounce in weight, for any distance ceedng
800 miles, and ten cents for any greater disaneeevery
halt ounce or fractional part OF half ounce, charged
as single letter. 3ts L
March 1916. as Sc 662-tE
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SUPREME COURT.

Opinions have been delivered in the following
Cases, since our last:
By RuFFIN G. J., in Battle D. President and D-
rectors of the Literary Fund, from Wake, affirming
the Judgment below. Also, IN Person, Ex'r. D.
Twitty from Franklin, reversing The judgment.
Also. in Lewis D. Coke, in Equity, from Ruther-
ford dismissing the bill with costs. Also, in Johns
Ton and Francis o. Shelton and others, in Equity,
from Hay wood, dismissng the bill with cosls Al
so, in Mebaue .. Mebane, in Equity, from Orange,
directing decree for Plaintiff and enquiry Also, In
Cox o. Williams and others, in Equity, from Chow
an directing the Master enquire as to the consent
ofhe Slaves and those who consent are to De delIv
cred 10 the Colonization Society, DC Also, IN
Quinn y. Rippey, in Equity: from Cleaveland, dls-
missing The bill with costs. Also, In johnson q
Gillespie, .. Torrance & Emerson, IN Equity from
Mecklenburg, decree for Plaintiff and reference tc
the Master Also, in Beal, Admir-. .. Darden, II
Eouity. from Hertford decree for Plaintiff and re-
ference to the Master.
By DANIEL, j., in Slade y. Bu1ion's Ex'rs;, from
Lincoln. reversing the judgment below. Also, IL
Irwin D. King, from Rockingham, reversing the
order below. Also, in Chesson .. Pettjohn, from
Washington, affirming the Judgment below. Also
in Den "a, ciem Davenport .. Wynn, from Tyr
relI reversing the judgment and directing Judg
ment for the Plaintiff Also, in Butler 4. Durham
in Eouitv from Rutherford, Petition TO set aside
the interlocutory decree Of June Term, lS45, dis
missing the petition with costs. Also. in Murphy
.. Moore, ct al, in Equity, from Sampson: affirm
! ;no the decree Also, in Slade .. Quinn, iron
';ncoln affirming the judgment below. Also, IL
! Cohy D. Quinn, from Lincoln.
| By NASH, j., in Den &c dem., King ct dt D. Mur
raw from Buncombe, reversing the judgment De
! lou Also in Pemberton D. Kirk, in Equity, frou
| Wontoomery, directing a decree for Plaintiff a
his costs. Also, in Richardson D. Hinton, in Eqnt
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PRESIDENT POLK.

The following extract from the Standard, print
ed in 1889, while Mr.. Loring was its Editor, is
so well suited to the present crisis and applies so
admirably to Mr.. Polk and his opponents, that
we spread it before our readers:
"The Presidents recommendations are pronoun-
ced, by the concurring voice of friends and foes,
generally the right and becoming course for our
Nation The Chief Magistrate who was yesterday
The target at which malice and falsehood aimed
their darts the Statesman whom . w WhIg press
denounced as unfit TO fill the high office OF PresI-
dent, sees once the way for his country In the
difficulty which presents ITSELF and points out, with
manly honesty, the conduct he shall observe; and
his revilers are senced or else become loudest IN
their commendations We 40 not complain OF
this 1t is right it should be; and it will ever
be in time of trial. Dangers and alarm for the
public security, when they really exist always i'm
pei men 10 look with confidence 10 the great minds
which best suited TO meet the one and quiet
the other. We hope to hear no more OF Mr. Van
Buren's inefficiency uDhtness Tor his high sta
ton. Let the people look back upon the miserable
slang of the Federal press about Mr.. Van Brren,
and observe the reluctant homage TO his wisdom
that this national crisis has extorted.
"lt matters little that in lDords some of his enc
mics still withhold the need of praise. BY their
actions it is shown that they do in fact contide ln
the President that they do kno1o he is in truth a
patriot and statesman. So soon the danger is
past, may expect that the old song will be sung
Overture false consistent or not; decent or
mdecent-no matter. The President and his ad
mnistraton are in, and the office hunters wish to
get them out; and few Of them will hesitate 10 use
poisoned weapon. But discerning just people
will see the source of this party hostility, and deal
with it according TO its deserts"
For President Van Buren, in the above, read
President Polk; and then reflect, kind reader
upon the really good things Mr.. Loring used
to saw.