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a COX 70 YOUR INTEREST The sub.

- scfbes would respectfully inform their and
puhc generally that they have received
fashionable and nef knis ~ ready made CTutNg f1
and Which they additions
~sky CONSISTING every variety ofdcrahs Vess
rants Drawers Shirt Colffs Stock socsa idtf-
Eusndsfs kc keth which they win be- pi-lssd them
aths bsa sye ani upon tiig fnrst reasonable
TIE the sell ctinn o.
gnonsss and beauty well a. the hey
hsvnr hon up undsf the supervision dufs
biv snd n A. makes their assortment peculiarly
dahs n set f IN per@ons CaH and of yourselves
- HOOPER CRAFTS Virginia Coth.ns rtfs,
M ~
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TABLE OF RATES.

AT Meeting of the President and Directors OF the RICH
MONp. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY. on the 18th day OF October
lsiS, the following Table OF Rates tor the Transport
tauon OF Passengers adopted. take effect and
after the Is day Of December nett, until otherwise
dered by tho Board.
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JUAN PIZZINI,


Conditioner and Dealer In Foreign ard Do
nestle Fruit,
III AS Just received per schrs. Nassau and Man
II IL chester, the following Goods, To wit
100 BoIss Bunch Raisins
$50 BoIcs do. $50 ! BsIrs do.
so Kegs haaga Grapes tpme quality
10 Boxes Malaga Lemons Un hns ordss
Ca-kH Zanie Currans
Is Drums Suls- Raisins
IS BoIss Citron (hne quality
Gases Brandy Cherries
40 Don Olive OIL (bcst quality
Casrs Prunos IN Glass Jars
BsIs HordeaaK Almonds
IS Drums Figs
10 PraIs Malaga 90
Bales Shrued
900 LIS Paper Shell do
90 Cases Castor preserved Ginger
90 BoIes Rock Candy
1000 Cocoabus fresh ard foe
so do Chnese nre
Together with large assortment Of CaBy Of hs
tHe wamn'sd equal to in this other market Also the
largest stock and the greatest variety n Fneh aud
Fancy Goods Pefumery ke market
The above Goods having been selected psfson
on the very besttes he great induce
msn's to persons wshn pufehsie "
TAIL and therefore respectfully fpeits call fom and
County trends before they purchase ewhere
thty viii md 20 their interest n a. u.
m One dor below EIeh Han
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GARDEN SEED,

HoM Growers Of reputation and
IL genuine at whoe-aie aud retail:
Ateboke-Gr,en Globe or Cole
hsparagu.-white Giant le-k-Iare Scotch
Pole Deabs-lArge small Lima Itiucs-Whte Head
snap Rsan.Eaiy China, ditto Early turled In White
Yellow Green Co.-. Brown Dutch
FAriy Mohawk do. moon M'on-Nutmsg. Green Ctron,
RefdEse 1000 to Pine Apple
Be.t-Early Rood Turup Water MeIon-hne-t
Yellow Z" NastuItium
Long Blood Maneel wWt Mustard-white and Back
Eel Onion-Whitr and Red
White sileran French Cara
Sugar Pea--Iapdr.th's EIira Early.
broeoh-Whte - pupis Crpe Eaty MAY. DO. Frame Blue
Csbhass-Esrly and srre Yotk,
Early ana late Baii.rSsa Ear Bishops Dwarf Prolhe
~ Sugar Loaf lsGe Drum Pepper-As-ortsd
head Berger fiat Ddich Pa-nip-Long Smooth French
Dtumhs ad Savoy
cd Savoy, Red uuch Parley-Fpe CURED
Cauinow-t-Eariy and Late Pun, kb-lAree Sciow
C-lery-Whie ,ohd Rhubarh-for Taus
Carr-ng Orange Long Red Radd-h-Ior Scarlet Sal
ana White Fed mon, White Tutnip Scarlet
Cres--f'ucd Peprerrrss- Turnip Black Spanish
Cueumter-Es Pam, ditto Satisfy, vesetAb Oyster
Cluster, Long Green Long Spinach
Pricky Ghekn Tor p,cking a-h-Eariy Bunch
Corn-Rarlv In. Tusca- and
lho Golden stouI
Eptive-sren Curl,d Turnip-as-ousd
Egg Pian'-PuTpe Herb and Flower sees
kac-Blue uIled siberisn, WIN PALMER.
Grrrn CuTed Scotch. Rape Feb 6. I=s6.
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DECEMBER ODD I545.
Cheap Dry Goods-Binnkots, Servants, CIs-
tbiuE, &C.
JENKINS would invite the attention Of thosp wanting
~. really cheap GOs IN examine bic stock bsen
feplenisbed within fsW dsys.
Blankets from y "a. o. 81. and highsr prices
. Bed Blankets from three d1lisfs per tsu I'D aner
isrgs Tor and woncn's winter
coth.nT
Wht' md nsd Fsuuei' IS csnts snd finer
Cheap brown and tesci.cd shininFs aud shsstihFs
Cotton OEnabufgs, ai kinfs
Aiso ~ Tassy Oaods
Cashmere Reps Housl No. silks, shawis.
Woftfd capes and CoGafs rich cep shaw pocket
ksrch'efs. re
Lssve 10000 yard. eseo,s great bassn. At price. orn
8, -. TO- i2lc and finer.
Fof bargains, call 81
Dec. ~ Y. u. JENKlN8.
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fOLlAN PLANO FORrE MANDATORY.
gyNHE subscribers having the exclusive
entity manufacture Cosmans Patent Eosn Alta
and srp'y the Psno Fore-
vsnd the tn others be used country
Tiny ao manufacture Piano Ponies ofeyery either
with without the frame, and foian
taehment-
Persons wishing obtain OF sihet
n'nufacory hereby ASSURED aeases orders
mail shall BE- faithfully executed and pnees,
employed an gent were present themselves
To az Doubts thu minds those
hereby every such
from of county refund the guehas-
ney, II the purchaser 1 . saushcd
Any person relation lFoiau,
obtain tie Eo.S PIASo FoETE JoUESAL send
ing their sddr'sstous. I. GILBERT l. CO,
il-6m No 4n6. washnrtnr street
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70 SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS

VbNHE Undersigned returns bis respectful thanks
II friends aud the public Tor the Of patron
nge reesfved ami bgs savs inform
his present arrangements foS MANUFACTURING Coek-
smps WIN d with will I'M ready
the cheapest flire and most honorable
nEd attention % their Interests.
Eavtng ssusyey engaged manufacturing Clocks for
twenty he believes h. had
Pouuue becoming acquainted with the of Cock deal
~ would hereby afpFcuiy inform al who make their
n bIn that y shall be furnished Nh Cocks which
cannot BE- surprised IN point OF workmanship fnish
we'll kHowu thai and dests
constant sag worthless and c0untefeit Article, aheed
che fenuutH "Jstpu" Coek which fact unulng nctnpw
iefEment IRON hsu uf their superiority tg pufchas
win appreciate advanre % buytpr factory
they BIZ subjects imposition.
orders hscromPand with tbe esh VII be promptly
aueniet u siaHgets WIN scnt hsir ofs by s may cy
upp1 receiving hs auentOn personal application
tondsd m FbrrEn Countries Will o. packed
mlfket ~ Clocks Purchased
fs iblshnfHt warranted o. perform well,
delivered board boats taufpp son
phlrgc. Win that every possible ,ml he
lad ne o snds and Paons be repeatedly 20
oefs The uatfonsge of ell.
Warehouse u Philadelphia, ~ 20 NoftL Third sireet
Nafchouss baltimore 70 routn Charfs Street
TcToav IN New Haven St johns Street, Jciuten famn
warkaf o. 81 tFfp
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THE preceding figure 10

riven On reprcs-rt the Inssn.i-
Die ferspiration. Il Is the rr.at.,a-
enAton Tor the inparitie. of the body
u VIII be noticed that q thiek cloudy
mist issues from all points Of the sur-
ACE. which Indicates that I'M. psnpi
rsiion no~suninierrvpisdlv when We
sre In health. but o-as-. when We ar,
sieh. Life cannot BE- sustained with
O. u. itts thrown OF nom IN. blood
and other Juices Of the body, and do
poees ey this means. Of nearly all tho
Impurities within US. In. h,aoa ~
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TO J'EE1G pUjSIJC

-. y. y u u y DHTO.
GIVE NY ARllCLls A IHtAL AND JUUgE FOR YOUR
sEbF-i WARRANT THEN Ali no w ~ REPRE-
stNrLp, OR the MONEY REFUNDED!
ny Eat LINTRAG HAIH RESEOIs ALIVE Z
EVILS universally approved and adm red arti-
n Gle, free from ard spi- purgent ol ard other
Destructive mater as clears The efpduousy rsr, bs,u
uuy bright and nYsf io Ht dca's flowers
liar washed with hs Eit1ct beco's pleasantly ana
utuuah N " growth. ma u viii positively IN new Haf on
haleaos ~ o. e. and h1if t1 has been arsh b.
nfnns gray o tdnr 'ui ~ he ur of spirit improper
praal"ts F ,n O." fcstoef and trian
y wa ~ 'Yplrsiuns ~ tis Fau irsraat
Ha rfe"fvnv agair-t Hrifu.sa an nnte egrsin at
ah'cons NJ hc ~ zoe Head Dsud,uH and 4 psvsntnr
The inlirg on r' tc hlf and tlfninr gay.
EVIDENCE.-Nafte On insrhau~atfe frisa in which o.
pfrsncT and Hviy nays hnd that souf-e
alone, Which pro-css a that cafe INVENTION nd which he
would 40 letter perhaps. ~ adaptations
FOf atis, whoissae and re'a1 by
JULES HAiEi. Chemid and prrfuaer.
80 souuh TNifdstfse bsry CIissrut.
htd ~ Agents, Main H. Gutter. 4. BuvafG Co n
y Duval, Duquesne. shockae HH p 81 Zaehrr1n w d.
hpfHin. Petsrslurg Erafrs, 1hDmas A. 90.
" Pfeuniuus auardei at tis Frnnkn n.tpc. fs21-7m
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

$780, 80, an and after the 30 of December
1-1.e<zes ~ cave Richmond Monday.
Wed esays and Frdays A ~ precisely Ly
burg days Al 81 p NJ
RuTnRg leave LynchbuTE MondAyL weSnedAys Fridays
at A. NJ and arrive an Richmond day at ~ 2 ~
Passengers for Staupton,
BY our Boats, viii leave A. Hondays wednesiays and
Fridays arrive senusvne A. NJ unton BY
Jpn.
PGsSsJ for Ear4vs aal cIarSts HaIaI Csurf susss
leave Richmond by the Boats and
tsrsvlle
no29 BoYD, EDMOND q DAVENPORT
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MOUNT IDA SNUFF MILL, TOBACCO


W AND CIGAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No
1875 RIVER ST. TROY (oprose the Steamboat whaGl-The
opdr-sned has during the removed his snuff Mil and
Mandatory Tn the city OF Troy the
power OF greater magnitude aud supply Tie
prepared execute with depateh for snuh Tobacco and
Cigars
THE SNUFF perfect eure-warane stand
any climate without becoming heated ng its
Gne Warranted equsl in every the approved
Manufacture offered sale All the varieties OF and
nnc-an -eented-n bulk by the ba rel jars and bottles
wanted
THE TOBACCO both for chewing smoking smanufsrtued
exclusively ro- diof Of choice flavor quality. The Snok
ing Cut As fine Chewing al well dressed rs Jr-
shorts ass ds' and IN this particular alone different from
other Manufacture.
CIGARS from - ESQ per manufactured
Havana Cuba FLORIDA ami Tobacco style Of
Resaa Ia Norma PaSaIea Sc below Other
ufaetory.
list "f Reduced r made conform the low
which eers vending product OF the manufacturers
through the county Tot distribution and viii be iar
nished on application
Good. delivers, vessel city New
hosr q" canal bA at Rail Road dspotn Troy nee
OF fregh EDWARD ROONE-
Troy, n. " October 10 lsI5 lily
g ASTON. Wholesale Hat Manufacture. Iab-rty
On. street y, walk n. THE sub~ebct directs
Southern and Southwestern Merchants
where he with unrivsied Nuta
Brush Plain Cashmere ard SpoTting Hats 81
Boy and chihireRs Fancy ard psn Hats of disruption
He VII NIKE obieetio
~. should they cal upon him.
Newark y. J. sept. IS lsI5.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSES.


vUNHE subscriber keeps constantly ON hand tho
III h>,t AMI mo- eomp,.,. ..-o,.,.., ~ s-,.s"., ,
pismsn,s seeJ. re,tns n. 90 be eans IN an. 80
i,~ az the ariele. he euumsr.t-. b,o,, ~, " W
Plo~.-coi.,n. Rice and sugar Pio~. q, 90 N . so
po~- szpres-iy Zoe ushs adv sol.
other. osm clay. which th.y o,h An .,
mana.r - = " " '" '''s'''
Pio Tor tha North douL mouh
board. admirable In between lows Of
roo, crop. apart they ar- the
uow way, crop once doing n. wori OF
a single mou bard. % 70 S 90
Rice rssuehns Pow This does the ~ork
perform . plan uenehng and equally
rapidly that negro No
planters nd b. without them. 300 TO 9 so
Two aud boise fiow OF different and fo all hpd.
.o-ony .apsy loa or ebay also Io lubbe and sward
so@e Of ss.s ese. attached TO ,ssm enabling
sn n blowing a meadow, soid
Of miy n-sh po~sd narow. adapted
trench plowinr
o Thss po~ are .,rons enough 70 grub up eush-. with
heavy sos. They partial ditch
inr, To 90
burning
Hauo~s complete susr,, triangle and double
triangle folding hao~s with wrought iron of sse pointed teeth
The last very superior. 9 20 TO 10 90
Roers Of kinds WOOD single double
asd to move ny hand OF h..s powell 10 % TO as 90
Cuivaof' hand horse OF various patterns 90 90
Horse Powers Endless chain single hotss. rs 90
do iwohor~, iloo
" Castiron single OF two horpe SO to 5000
do four horse, IS 90
Gain rhrrshsr,. IS 90 TO 90 90
heaters 20 90 to 10 90
Threshers with eeparator-, Is 90 to 50 90
Clover Mills. 10 90 to Is 90
fannihs Ml-, ~ 90 70 III 90
Burr stone Mills for grinding rrsin, 10 90 to lSa 90
Cssircn Msa and nosi admirable Invention They work
either hand other and adapted grinding all
birds Of Etai1 except Touring wheat ot msrts 90 Is 90
Corn and Cob Tor grinding cob In the ear 80 90 to - 90
Sugar cru.he's sotoa %
Paint Mills OF various patterns 90 TO ~ 90
Corn Shelters AID uu'ker Win hen nom 100 900 bushels
OF hour ihs best These work BY hone other
powell , 70 w 70 'o W
The sane "ofAed oy hand mace OF wood 90 To SO 90
iron
Su"efs of sheins up po'sees ooe so To N 90
straw Cutters. Common hand kind, 1000 g. 90
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w EIsIGEK'S RESTORER OF HEALTH,

EE bI'5INIsiN y INI'o IV0NBN UT IITsfB IT,
for the Of Dyspepsia Chronic Thrash
arising from disorder Of
ache, Heartburn, Fiatuency. Constip patton. ke.
Tbs great celebrity which medicine obtained
universally gaining every country
introduced and the unprerede ted effected
the last two estblshe beyoHd doubt
rndealy Dyspepsia and Chronic Thrash
eomnt dseases In the Resorer ill afford almost
lminsdAe ref AND effects change for the
few days but cannot be reasonably expected diseases
-tSdng that the sAuiary WILDE produced
period yet from the celebrity has already acquired
hnd expect
meni while others bottle
aRd permanent relief II impossible
thing like idea Of the quantity medicine
indispensable feet permanent different
stages of di'sas, Their fore ths quantity
pnpoonate 10 its eRectssnme Lote
others msy require eight For sale by
ALEX DUYAL n co,
Main
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.
q. X. WARD, Nos. :. o, IL and l3 North
~ Eser Newark and No. Is2 Water n. York
Manufacture all kinds Patent sni Isparn- ore-sd
thrr used by Carriage Harn-akers Mauufae
Jtpsnned Skittng Erdr Dash, Railing.
meled, seating BW. Pad Ber. From, Sip Hides
Birdie Leather Se.; also calf Skins, They
being extensively engaged manufacturing
ther and Jsp,nncd Musns able
= ut.n Merchants AMI ncaler'
Manu- Newark their Depot
store Of lanes Crane Richmond Va orders promptly
In viii the
Newark lS4S. ss23-6ms
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TO SOU'"HEIkN An A OUTH-W ES TERN MEK-
CHANTS.
A IHANN STOVES. The snhscriherx ha wing


n mad. extensive
their variety and having
prepared to order.
nism and Boiler Elevated oven Cookrg
Statue and common raror Box
A.o Stoves aud Kitchen hollow Wars all Copper
Tin Furniture. Russia ard American Pipe,
Their
CONFIDENT they any
house the market
Warehouse No 10 and 10 Green
Quay MARKET Berkimer and Lansing
LOW a LEAKB
fofk
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THE AMERICAN AGRIoULrUsI~r.

Avn ,hhStN t"hhNsLsshiA'
INERMS:-On Dollar per year, in advance
n single numbers Ten Cents; copies Two dollars
Published Monthly, by sAIros Nuns SOS Broadway, New
York, containing - pages, royal
Each number ofth Agricultural
ported by natl under the regulations newspapers,
ftre distance 20 miles
this and within 100 miles any
Yors, postage mbsr
u 100 miles, without
d.
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BUILDING HARDWARE.

BUILDING HARDWARE
" have hand OF our importation full Assortment
OF the articles, which we invite the at,s niion
OF Mechanics and Others,
Common and besi AIs PuIieys, Sash Cord
Broad and narrow Butts alisiAes
Parliament and ~ l.. Hinges
CarpenteTs' GenuRe and Imitation Knob Locks
Pad, hortice and C'olet Locks
Knob and Thumb I.atehss
Pat sash Fastsnings, Bolts, serews, &c.
w. r. & J. DOENAN,
Jai6 IN Main .,r,.,
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RBANkEIS.-We have Iust received from
- surtsons isrss IN of NEeEo BLANKETs which
boughfat cshe. snd VIII hs s aHusnaHy bow 70 which
tlro aurnIon ~ manula ctufsrsa nd ohrfs
Aioon hsnf -, TO- ~. 10 and 3s whtssy Bed Ban
tets, iporafi ~ which Erira Hbbon
Blunf md witch ~ ~ ssn vsty Inv " eioss.
dsg3 KeET, EgNDALJh ATWATRR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04

The brexes Of brigadier general gas con-
ferred on tel. Taylor. and he vas given
he chief command IN Florida; which be
resigned IN 1910. after four Or Eve wears
ardnOus and iniefaiigahle service il tie
ssamps and hsmmoeks Of Floridl.
Alter his retirement from Florida, he
Was sssignedtothe command Of The lsl de-
paEimenl Of The army. including The States
Of Louisiana. Mississippi, &C.. with his
head quHisrs Al FOn Jsssup. louisa
N. @7
Ills position gave him the command Of
The " army Of occupation" bui The usage
Ct the service would have justified the CO.
yernmens in assigning 10 that command,
either Of the six gensrsl officers Of the
regular army. whose rank is higher Than
bis. @
Bot il may be fairly presumed that The
lhigh character, gallant services and great
experience Of Gen. Il. aside from his &C.
ographiesl position, pointed him out as
the appropriate commander Of an army.
which was 70 plaus our flag upon The Rio
del Norte.
Gen. Taylor Is about SO years OF age;
Is man Of much general information,
and an excellent and tried soldier; pru-
tlent and skillful commander, whose traits
Iof character are, wise preeaulion in pro-
siding Tor The hour Of Trial, and fearless.
RECKLESS courage in battle.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
DEEP PLoUGHING.

In The 5lh Nnmber Of colman's Euro
pean Agriculture. just published, we Iind
The following remarks on this very impor-
taal subject: 1.-The loan. or vegetable
mould. he says, 10 without question, the
great source OF medium OF n0arishment
10 the plants. BE il more or less deep,
il Is always safe 70 90 10 the bottom Of
this, and. by gradually loOsening a Dor
iiOn VI The snbsoil, or lower stratum, and
Incorporating il with the mould. and the
whole arabic surface is enriched. The
deeper the soil. The more deeply the roots
are permitted 10 descend. and The more
widely they are enabled 10 spread them
selVes--unless they penetrate \ stratum
unhealthy from wet or the too great pre-
yalence Of some uniavorable mineral sub.
slauee--so much the more luxuriant and
productive Is tho vegetation likely 10
prove. The depth 10 which the roots Of
plants will 90 dawn in search Of food or
moisture, is much greater than superb.
eial observation would induce US to sup
pose. II i confidently asserted that Tie
roofs Of some planis-sneh for example
as lncern aud sainfuin-go 10 q depth Of
fifteen. twsnly. and even thirty feet. This
seems scarcely credible. Red clover is
known 10 extend its roots 10 The depth of
three feet, aud wheat To the depth OF two
or three feet, where the condition Of the
soil is favorable 10 their extension. Won
Thaer, the distinguished asricullurisl, says
he has pulled carrots Two and half
feet long, the lap.rool Of which was pro-
baby another FOO, in the length" The
tap-roo. Of u Swedish tnrnip has been
known to extend ihirty.nine inches; The
roots Of Indian corn. Iull six feet. These
statements may appear extraordinary, but
BY The free and loose texture Of the soil,
lis obvious good husbandman will give
every opportunity Tor the roots and their
extremely 6ne fibres 10 extend themselves
as Ear as their instincts may prompt
fhanl. M.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
Exploit Of a Gallant Young Jersey
~ ..- man..
Army Of Occupation, April c5th,

Tasas Army Of Occupation, April c5th, :
Itgives me pleasure to report, what |
know il viii give you and your readers
pleasure to hear-an exploit performed by
young Newarker attached TO the army
a young son Of Gilbert Dudley. one Of the
constables Of your city, now only about
nineteen years of age. Returning two
days ago from one Of our most advanced
pickets, whittier he had been sent to con-
vey orders, he cameunexpectedly upon two
Mexican soldiers, who had, apparently,
just rowed across the river, and were re-
freshing themselves in cool shade, hav-
ing placed their muskets in ,houghtless Sc
curity against neighboring tree. Gilbert
was equal to the emergency. lie sprang
10 the muskets, threw neupon the ground,
and stepped upon it, while with the other he
menaceds the lives Ofhis opponents. They
covered beneath his eagle glance. and re-
luctantly pursued the course which he in.
dictated. He carried the two muske., up
on his left shoulder, drew his sword az =
sort ofpacificator, and Thus marched them,
alta respectful distance in advance, straight
into camp. @@
From them, some desirable information
was obtained, after which they were led
blindfolded out of camp, set safely in their
boat and dismissed. When Gilbert was
asked how he was able to make such a.
double prize, he gave the Paddy's reply.
and said, Faith, surrounded 'em!"
This exploit clearly, in the way of his dl-
ty, has rendered him quite famous among
us, and il will crafty you to know that
he is so well liked that he is not envied.e
.atss IL Neuark Daiiu .9dvocate. j.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
A BLIND GIRL AND HER BIBLE.

Would you know The value Of the BIZ
bic, let me introduce You to scene of
deep and thrilling interest," as related by
minister, an eye witness. A young wo-
man completely blind and deaf was
brought before number Of eminen. sur
geons, to see if any thing could DO done for
her. Her sad condition had been produc-
ed by violent pain in the head. 80. e.
The only method Of communicating
with her was by tapping her hand, which
signlhed no, and by squeezing il, which
signifed yes. The surgeons concluded
that her case was uncurabls, and in reply
to earnest inquiries, she received the UNI
Welcome tap. She Immediately burstin,o
tears and wept aloud in all The bitterness
Of anguish. What" said she, shall
never see the light Of day, or hear hui
man voice! Must I remain shut up in
darkness and silence as long IS liyel"
md had she again been able to see, she
might have pointed to the promises OF the
Bible, tito hear, they might have been cited
for her comfort. AT length friend who
~ present souA up a nlDIe ana placed II
10 her breast. II was touching and
beautiful act. She placed her hands on il
and asked, Is this the Bible! Her hand
was squeezed in reply. She Immediately
clasped the Bible in her hands, and held
il up to her bosom and exclaimed: Thi.
is the only comfort have left, shall ne.
yer more be able TO look upon its blessed
pages. but can think OF the blessed pro-
misses / have learnt from it," and then be.
gan 70 repeat some Of its promises" Cast
thy burden upon the Lord and he will sus-
tain thee. Call upon me in the day of
trouble and win deliver thee. My grace
is sufficient for thee" &c. She dried her
tears, became Submissive to tho will. of
God, and was happy. $780, 49,:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-06-04
The National Fair.

Extract Of letter from Washington, to
the Editor Of the Petersburg Intelligencer,
dated Thursday afternoon, May 81:
You must come and see for yourself,
and the Fair is well worth seeing. twill
be left open all next week, therefore yon
have plenty Of time, and you must per-,
suads some Of your anti-tariff, friends to,
come with you. If they cannot be con-
lent with the quality and PRICES of the ar.
,ieles exhibited, am sure ihey win not
be satisfied with the quality and prices Of
imported goods, and there is scarcely any
thing they can thiak Of that they MAY moi
find exhibited At the air. They may
sa0ll mile through streets of earpetings,
and foor cloths, eassimeres and broad.
cloths, calicoes and mIsfms, alleys Of per-.
nmery and chemicals, plate and cutlery,
pyramids Of glass ware and lanes Of agri-.
cultural and chemical supplements. The
process Of earsiing wool, spinning and
weaving cotton and making musket balls
are all exhibited, and (aboye all Tor ineen-
aity) the machinery for making cotton
earding IS at woek> 1t is impossible for
me to give you even faint idea of tho
beauty and extent Of the exhibition aalof
the variety exhibited from the most pom
derous 10 the NEST minute articles. sa..f
lam gra,ified to say that / hear It se-
marked that the cotton goods from Peters
burg surpassed all others Of similar de-
scrjption. Nj, ao.s