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JUST RECEIVED,

ERESH RICE, Adaulsnlihe capdiss, N,u a.
lrsns Molasses. sTiHts TErsutiie. O..
Inyslssb.s 0iHimsni, Raw eosion, Ma : y
Iest Fisur, and Venison Hams.
Also. league Plooshs with wFoushi IL.
BoarI. and ! large 10 Of one and iw9 1 y.
Mould Boards For sale hy
HONG, WEBB, 4 co.
Marrh nc. -.
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REV. DIR. BARTHoLoMEWfS
Pink Syrup,

For CoUghs, Colds, Mfuenzo, Sore 7lroaI
Paia i~4he Breast, Difficulty ofBaeotki,g,
~ Heart Burn, and cctry complaint ?
- Which causes Consumption. ,s.. "
! HIS remedy, given to the public under the
sanction of one Of the first diyincs Of The age
and a man Of responsibility, is considered BY the
Faculty Of New York as the best medicine Of the
kind offered for sale. It is a sure remedy against
Consumption, il taken in time. BE sure and OBJ
tain the genuine. s.
Sold, Wholesale, by Constock & Co., 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hih-
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and j. & Il.
Sloan, Groensborough. n. N.
February |. CO.
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IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS
EojchkisS'
Vertical water wheel.

TIE subscribers, having witnessed the sues sss-
ful operation Of these wheels. were induced
u purchase the night Of using them in the state
81 North Carolina; AMI they sow otter for sale
Individual rights, at Fifty Dollars, or rights for
whole county, on reasonable terms.
Besides being generally adopted in the North.
ern States, these wheels are caaaing into general
use in the Son:hsTL. States. We have spld al,tsnt
300 Rights, 80 Of which are in successful opera
ton in Cumberland county.
These wheels are more durable, and more casi-
y kept in order when properly put together than
the fuiter wheel They win save oneIhird Of
the water aud we'll in back water, when there
is a head above. The speed OF the saw is in
creased to more than double the strokes per lni-
mute. i
We refer. among others, to the following gen.
lemen, some Of whom have had the wheels in
epeEatioa twelve months or more /; and.frsni ma
ny Of them, and Others, we haSe recaycd certif-
Gates expressing their high appreciation Of the SUI
perior advantages of these over the flutler wheel
and stating that their saws will cut 2500, 5000,
$500, and esen ;s lss.s aa 5000 fsct per day, and
sEre Oae-.hird If The lcQter.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints,

4 .oNG, WEBB & co. have reeci,ea a,J
rs now offer fur sale, a very complete ass,r,
ment Of Drugs. Medicines. PAINS, Dse stnlF.
skes among .@hieh are comprised the following
articles, viz:
Pure White Lead, EmnrY Powders,
$50, S'.s"' sp'r4'. sfu'rhirs
Crome yellow, Acct. !"
Ierdigr'sc, sulph. Quininc,
Spanish Brcwny Group syrup. SIENNA.
Whiting, krcasSts, SquilIs,
Red Lead, Red Prcribi,n,e.
Coach, COpai,' and Lea sal Ammoniar.
-. ther Vanish, Soda aud scidli,z Pow
Fannc-s, q best lamp ders,
OIL, S,,,t. Sp, Mir.
Aqua FORTS, Alcohol Lunar caus,ic,
Oil Of Nilriol, ITyd. po,ass,
Nitric & Mariatic Acid, Sands Eat. Sars,par;ll,,
Indigo, Maiisr, Glne, Bougies, Cathetsrs, sy-
Logwood, Brazil-wood, Tincos. ass,r,ed
GunShnIIac, Fly Stone, Nipple Shells, Cupp;nr
Court Plaster. Isingiays Glasses. assorted.
Pal. Ipccac, Rhei, Jalap, rbfs--L OF. 2 OF. 4 o.,
aud Aloos 6 OF. & 8 or. 4
Aqua Ammonia, Spring and Yhunb Ian.
Balsam Copaiva, Gets.
Cubchs, Coehineal, &c. &c. &c. &c.
Country Physicians and Corntrs Merchants
will he supplied upon the most liberal terms. aud
with genuine articles. or Prescriptions put up
oil the shortest notice.
May l. &C.
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Tailoring Business,

FESIlE subscriber takes Mis- method Of returning
n hisihanks TO his friends and the public gene
RAILS for theiI LIBERAL patronage, and hopes by a
s,Iici attention 10 his business. and b. keeping IN
his employment the bet II woFkmcn. to continue
TO receive good portion Of the patronage Of H.
beFal and generous hearted community. ~
The latest Pars and Philadelphia Fashions are
regularly received. -. &
+ c. Cutting strictly attended 10 without delay
JAMES 5. WATSON.
January 10. To-
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ffsHE s1esrrArrs lntc14 keef6ng roassEnaiy -
= hand = DIR Nsw ssuss. So 4 - Gsass
Hau<. kssr - e
Dry Goods.
surA = callious-aiip aieess ! hA.ass.ass sssusi-
l.aeni q Banl.ets ana Rlio4s; csalsirks md
NlsAns; HoslrFy 81 81 kinas. fsaerss Eeninx
Sik. Tnrk snd sd coanbs. He'd T,iekfss. Asraa
Chorks Lawns. &C. - I.adrs' fins dsus.rs. 3un-
~ Cps ArificiGi Fi0NerK. Oh 6Slk. Psrasols
aaa IaAgrilas. PAS. Liaea cszalris nai.dkes-
elsSss Basariea ami Enlfarhea closh siik and
eai1n llanikesrhirfs. Flax ana Cossoa Thrpaa.
eont and Pantai00ns Gioshs, Tgaamiaes a AZ
kind-. and nsay ODER ssiielss j. ths Bry 6oud.
hne.
HARDWARE.
Ai.gnng and Cmdllng Blales &c lie Srry Lesf
guailiss Aaik P0lS, Owns, Silks Sis5rels ana
Spales. Ihlseis and Auerrs. Hamrners snd Gin
hlais, Hinges sd Screws. Sslss kaiars and Anl
Blades, Moniing Hos. knives AMI Fosks. pssk-
- kniynS and Scissors, Trace Chains and Cum
Conia.s, siock and Pad Looks, Tea and Tale
spooas. and Ialsg oslulr asiclss raS, snamera.cd
GROCERIES.
Tile very best Grocn and Blaek Teas, SUGAR
sui coiiee, Pepper and Alsgioe. Noiasses r,.a
s-ll Finger asai lio~, Castle ss.i o:s.e- soarS.
Posaer and shot. Flower ash Meal. Iron nnd
Serl, Porter, Eisas Juine. and Raisias. s,rrm and
TallOw Candies, AMI numscE Of oshrr articles IN
tie GHOoeg line.
DRUGS. !
Epson and 6,aalcr salts. Alum and Gam
paoE, Opium and Sugar Of Lead, crcam Of Tar
Ter aid Nagnesia, birthstone and Annetla, Gallo
mei and RheuhaIh. Quieasilyrr, 0il YiiTOl and
Aqnaiogils. Nhilr Lead and yellow 0slTc. Red
Lead AMI l.iilarse, l.Rseed and Tanners Oh,
Lamp Black and spanish Brown, Window Glass
an Putty, Mustard and Auimcgs. LOgNoOd and
Glue, aaddsr and Indigo. gamishes II an kinds.
Ink md lisk Pc~,leE, Gamwool and coperas, and
al Other Drugs usually keplin his plscc.
CROCKERY. i
Common and Liverpool Plates. Common and
Liverpool Teas, Dishes. Bowlcs, Mug. Pitchers,
AMI Fambers, Tea and Cram Pots, Ewen and
Basins, and many other aFtirles ia tie C0ckcEy
line. -
-. TIN WARE.
Wash Pens, Mix Pans. Dipncrs. Cefyse po,s.
Cups, small and large, Sc. &c.
All Of the above Gods viii IA sold low 70,
rash or on credit 10 those who will ia, Wien
rallied on. n The Common Country Trade
"ill be taken IN exchange a, tire market prices.
The subscribers ihtsnd to use every means in /
heir power to please al who may favour them
with their custom; and as their Goods were bought
or cash. they think they shall hc able 10 sell 1t IL
ow Prices as can he had ~ HillsI,orousi. Cal
md srs for yourselves.
A. MiCKLE e. CO.
May =. ~ "a
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NOTICE THIS!
VSHE undersigned having. on the frs; day 81
: January last, formed eO-partnership in the
Carriage Making Business,

would inform the citizens Of Hllshorough, and the
county at large. that they are now prepared to
execute all work in their line of business in a
style that will'eompare with any made in this
part Of the country. Our ;imhe.s are well sea-
soned and Of good quality. Work shah no, only
he donc TO suit the times, but lower than usual
Tor cash. Persons from the country viii find our
shop near the bridge.
WORKMAN & UTLEY.
April I. 2r-
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THE LIFE PILLS iyD PHENn BlTTERS
PURIFY THE BLOOD,

And thus remove all disease from he system.
&. si1gIe trial viii pl.e. the liEt PIllS and
rhEHtA 81 ~ + rs beyond the feae,l or eonrs
ntoh m the estinA'ioa Of aver. P.snt .e. s.
The genuine sflse medicines are nov pui M In white
wrappers md labels, tegstscr vis. psEFhRE called
Mphats Good SaH,ariisi eontsishs hs dirtetuas se
which !, dra wing of broadway fra. Ms street 20 our
once, By seh strangers vi,is the cit, tery easily
Md rs. The wraprs's aud Samsti5ahs copyrighted
therefore those wao procure them with White ~rsls r.
ts sssnrtd a they genuine. &. sid, aud do not
say those With teow vrspPt-; hui f ysu do. le satisfied
haf u'el come direct froa Us, don't touch I.saa.
IT. Prepared and .eidhx 1885,
Oh. W IL LIAM =. FIAT.
80 Broadway, eorasr Il astleny street. Nsw York.
For Sale ~
d. lEeartl, IEAsboro,gh, and
ID. &. Parrish, Round Hill =.
-. VIM. Tricc, Triee's Store. -~'
May rs. N
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'HARnWARE
GROCERIES,.

Tile very best Gruen and Blask Teas. enea,
sui coiIe, Pepper and AlsTios. Noises -
s-il finger a.ad !sin~s Castle srf c:se- S0apS
Possaer and shot, Flower asd Meal. Iron aud
sseel Porter, kisas Juine. and R4isias. sIrfm and
Iaslow Candies, AMI numteE Of olllrr articles IN
tie GFOoeg line.
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. SPRING Goods.

n 0&6. WEBB 4 CO. ksss raceiri. 90
- - g -. 80 Al ssusEisss =
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New Store.
JEST OPENED.

TsHE slhsrFz~rs iniraz krrfzng rsa-sunsly =
= hAad = shsir Arw ssass. go 4 - caus,
Hsa.sr, : kzer Il II
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IIgT or IETEERE,

.DEMAINLNG "a &c Pass 0ai0s = dlllslss-
N rsarA. \. @ q Is ~ Szy 4 guls. isst
wha1h Il asa aaken a1a ni1hin aAIae zp1nlAs. -
: - s Ghs 6esss.l Pasa OLne = Ard lrnen-
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U Wanted, in every town and village in the
United States, responsible men to procure suhscri-
hers, and engage in the sale of the above works,
70 whoma very liberal PEI. centage will I've allow
cd. Address L. WALKER, ia Fulton street,
Ny.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
A Dutch Way OF Joking.

Whoever looks back 70 the Daily Tribune OF Jd-
" 18th viii find therein recorded the following
Mr. CAMERON having submitted to the Senate strong
remonsrances sgaina, Mchay's Tariff Bill from Coun
ties of Pennsylvania which unedly gave majority ct
u COS for Polk and moved their printing, Mr. SerT Of
ark. opposed the motion, denounced panic making,
and continued
These petitions are ola sort OF funeral dlree
OF these lanufacturerslese pensoners-a the taking
away of the bounty we have allowed them io- few
wears past all joke and the Senator from Penn
syIvauia could not but smile when he presented them
Was there man who could read and who did read for
the last twenty years rho did not kH0i7 dof James Il
Poll aeas Free IYads man NOT oTE. and PENSsTL-
yAvIA TOMORROW notwithstanding all these petitions.
and all tbs fuss about the Tariff WOULD VOTE THE DE
MocRATIc TICKET AGAIN. She Rscg pOHd rots for INC
U1ip parfy undsr am circumstance Now this Joke OF
the Panic had been borne with great deal Of
good humor On this side of the Chamber, and he
hoped I, would not be carried farther but that they
would allow the morning hour for other business and
then they might take from o'clock unit! the adjourn.
nent 10 speak about the Tariff 10 their hearts content
Mr. Cameron said he always smiled when ms friend
from Ark had anything to sayhis wit was irresistible
The next we hear OF this comical piece OF Jest
ing is the following We respectfully suggest to
the Hon Mr. Sewer that the Joke stands rather
against him at present and in favor Of the Dutch
men What has he to offer to offset this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
Sew.Jer.es- Congressional Nominations.


H GREELEY The nominations OF each party
.or the next Congress are as iollcv-s
salem so... Jas G. Hampton. Rich P Thompson
D Monmouth sc Wai 4 NEWELL. Ihos. +. Coon0s
3. SUISSE. &c JOHN RUNE Joseph Edsall
(. Morris. &c. JOHN An DYKE, l. hlrapairick.
: Fssex &c DUp'Y s GREGORY John Cassidy
Gafirf-l., Dist Charles J. Hollis. 2d Dist John :
'' Taoral R.arm-ad Dist-George II. Evans. 9Th
Isaac : TIngley.
The Jersey Blues are actively IN the field for the
important con;es; oil Tuesday next and confidently
hope to return iour good and true Wings 10 the
next Congress OF this there would be no qnes-
ton but for the secret ally of our opponents-Na-
tivism This faction is fostered and kept alive here,
as in Philadelphia, Lancaster Pittsburgh, and other
stroncl,olds OF Whgism by the Loco oco lead
ers and having a; the last Election defeated the
Wings in the u District, and the strong Wing
County OF Burlington. are now extending their
field OF operations even 20 the lst Congressional
District learn. however. that the West Jersey
Wings are not quite 80 green rs to be cauSht IN
liS Ioc0 Fcco NGttre Trap 4 second time, ana
il there is to he any more Native voting IN New
Jersey thew Will chceruy leave i; to be done b!
the JUrr s'riDc Polk aud Dallas chaps who so
eagerly signed the N0tire Pledge in burlington last
Fall-vely pecoolaTiy roted ne L0eo 3c"ei LEAVING
the simple W uILS ~ stslu -'4t'' -s4s ~ ~
I'd District Native Convention. nine persons all
told living at Mount Holly We're the head and
front of the mattsr-not Delegate :om another
township in Burlington Mercer or Monmouth but
there was better show OF empty boxes IL the
list Dis:rici-the Natives of Phadel phia assist
ing in the nomination OF Hollis, a merchant Of that
CITY but now resident OF Camden.
1t must be very consoling to Tariff Wings, IN
Br2rrn and IRgersoRs Districts in nnsylvania-
and in the ID 3D. 9Th 9Th and 9th Districts OF New
York to know that by their voting theNativc tickets
Free Trade Locos returned 10 the next Congress
giving the enemies OF Protection n majority IN the
House OF Representatives.. If they can do any
thing more ciiecfual to perpetuate Il the British
Tariff of $50 | should like to know it. The Wings
OF New Jersey however, VIII take common sense
as their guide. and if the Free Traders obtain a
majority in the next House it will be no fault OF
ours This is MS it should be, and we shall see in
the end what becomes OF the Polk Tariff Of 1916
By the way. the same Old Coon is olt again
in his best attire he even looks better than in SIT
when he gave LocoFocoism such n ci0rrliHg orer
all along NE Geographically the recent jat pick
ings among the Buck. Eye fields Of Oh,0, and the
good living all along the Coal and Iron regions of
Old Pennsylvania has invigorated the critter with
new hopes at all events he is on hand and trust
we shall on the ith of November forward to the
Wings OF the Empire State the triumphant cleo
ton Of iour Wings 10 tie next Congress, and a
Wing majority in each branch Of the Legislature Of
New,Iersev Wings OF New \ ork what say YOU
Yours H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
From the Apalachicols Com Adv, octl5
Tremendous Fire - Great Destruction Of Pro-

Yesterday morning our city nearly laid III
ruins through the yilany of ncendares Three houses
were fired simultaneously. and the fourth attempt
the villain shot at and narrowly escaped with his
life
About clock yesterday morning, citizens were
aroused from their slumbers By the cry OF reon rush
Ing into the streets, three buildings discovered
wrapped in flames the dreadful element bursting
through FIRE proc; windows doors and roofs spreading
destruction al round. By dnt of the greatest exer
tons the part of the citizens city after four
hours uncea.ng labor, saved from utter destruction.
The flames first discovered IN R. J. Fioyds
building on Commerce-st a few minutes suitced 10
destroy 1t entirely-communicating then With ]. l.
Mtchels large house, corner OF Commerce and Ches-
ST.. also swept away together with the tene
ments adjoining; thence East every building between
F,oyds and Simmons corner eyeled 10 the ground
the whole square gone.
Near the moment the storehouses OF B. Ellison
s. Co. and {. 3. Whitmarsh ION Waterst. in another
block were enveloped in flames and before the dawn
OF day every house between the Bank building corner
Water and Centre st.. and Green * Connerys store,
were in smoking ruins
Tho loss is estimated a; from $1,000 10 $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
Where are the ward Committees

They should have Il, leas. three full meetings in
each Ward this week to get ready for next Tues
day Wicklow that plans for extensive Pipe-lay-
ing have been concoctcd by tho friends Of certain
LocoFoco candidates, who mean to put in their
men, at all hazards These must be watched, ex.
posed and defeated We must have two trstrate
challengers az each poll or heavy Illegal vote will
be canvassed for Sias Company We must
have strong and good men at each poll to entreat
the anti. Tammany voters not to help Loco Focoism
ing y We need ll,Cerks, Eectioneerers, &c. &c.
AL these must be provided beforehand or they will
be deficient ON Election Day. The strong Districts
in Ward must send some of their effective work.
ere to help the weak. WHO'S I be vieilant be
RrADyi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27

Indian MAsSAoRE.-The Van Buren, Arkansas
lnsegeneer states that Col. a NJ. Upshaw the Chieka
agent recently couple OF Delaware lndiansto
the Wi,chetaw Village TO look sitter horses which
had been stolen from the neghbOrhood OF Fort washita
and that when they arrived at the village they found the
dead bodies OF large number ofWchetaws about their
mud Fort (which hsd been demolished pierced with
rows. The writer thinks nearly all the tribe have been
killed and ii Is supposed the murderers the Canaan
ches or Pawaee Mahss.
We learn by gentleman from the Seminole nshOn.
says the Van Buren, ntelsencer OF the 81 instant =.
Halieck, Tus.tee mug gee Wild Cat Octi,ar-chee and
several other Seminole Chiefs have purchased LOT Of
goods and gone out 10 trade with the prairie Indians
Csmanches and others.
The SeIninoles have good crops are quiet and have
been blessed with unusually healthy season. The
Greek nation also continues very healty.
INDIAN JUsTIcE-An Indian was recently found near
the plantation OF w c. {. Martin OF Rspdes lying
his back. On examination, il found that he had
received four slabs in the heart No marks of
hgh, could be and appeared evident that the
poor fellow had made voluntary surrender OF his life
As the tale says the Alexandria Democrat the
Indian killed formerly resided in Avoyelles Al bail
play there he killed OF his tribe and persuaded
ry from justice. He pursued by rearive OF the
killed, and traced 70 the spot where his body
found When oye:tAker Il i said. ne made resist
snce but with Roman iorrtude barred MS bosom his
urreienting pursusr. When the assassin finished his
work &c mounted his pcney and rode away with the
seEg frof9 Of Mural, when returning from victorious
field
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-27
For The Tribune.
Jarvis, Surgical AdjustOr.

This invention BY DrJsryis of Portland CT OF
the interesting objects the Fair and for
fold reason First from lis intrinsic vaue and useful
ness-nexr ,ha, i, considered by the Adephia Soc
city in London - be the most useful invention exhibited
the IL evidence of this opinion they presented TO the
inventor by the hand OF Prince Albert the large gold
medal of the Society rarely deserved 10 be given
not ottener than In I'VE Blk years.
The object of this is the replacing Of Broken
disocated bones which does in quick and easy
a manner as almost be without pain. One of the
original patterns Of which the exhibited is great
improvement is now used in the New-York Hospital
Recently after favorable report OF i,s utility BY the
most celebrated surgeons of Boston the Trustees of the
Massachusetts General Hospital have ordered four
purchased for that Institution.
Even row 90 many sold that the maker fnds it
possible 10 answer the demand, but arrangements are
making SO that tines the number be lnanufac-
tu-ed and shortly expect IL ir the hands Of
every surgeon. The reports is excellence unan;
nous and from the first judges in Europe and
America The inventor u now mere, his way TO
Washington 70 urge its introduction into the United
States Nary Wien this Is done and when used in
Msyine-for the application simple that any captain
could apply tone al least, The pe!s the sea viii be
removed On shore il will entirely supersede the OF
The turtripg prlIeYs We say however with the
empirical denrs,s advertisement for tooth pulling tha.
the operation Will k-ncetort De luxury but certainly
--es. torture vii De escaped
Dr. Jarvis. the maker, Mr. Kellogg Will be al the
Western Hotel from two i've OF This week and next
70 show Inc instrument 70 al that feel Interested n Il
A. K 6.