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HE,par,nrKus ARxr op occrrlrIoS.

Near Buena VISTA, February 90, is47.
srn: In reply to your note Of this date. sum
monins me to surrender nv forces at discretion
beg leave to say tina, decline acceding to YOU
request.
With high respect, ain, sir. your obelient ser
want.
TAYLOR,
Maj. Gen. United States .irmy, commanding
Senior Gen. ID. ASroSlo l.oPEz pE San
IA ANNA. COMMANDMENT Chief, La
Encaniada.
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asahsr. ] disPssrh . ranmsad lhis
day - isF - EnesFnssisn % harass his
fesr. and serafs whziessr mllllsay cap
pllss may De losnd shrIr.
FraD he sialeRrnis Il Mrxiesn ef-
Gers. psIlirsl.rly q he msd,e.l sslf lsfl
. ssceor lhs ~eshdsd. lh,re ssems M
Josbl that lheir lass IN he Ieerna sclion
= mOdsfsiely ssnmslrd a I.500 End
nsy Eeseh 2.0Ae men. killed sod wonnd-
ed; besides 2.OC0 nr 1000 dssrslsrs.
Many ofElrsrs AZ rank SIRE lnsl. | en-
rl0se . liza II TIE nsne. 81 our o. ALL
ed and woundfd. maze % csmpltie ~
psaeiieshie II lhs nms. Oas rrsipsHl
keniurky ssyslryl % MOI included. ~
return not being rendered.
The snemy hsd fully Ieekoned upon
our total rnui. aud bad made susngsmrnIs
IN ihIsTespg our Tsnsss. aHd rnt 81 che
army. stsIIanlng Cor that purpose corps
Of cavalry not only INN, d,sisly IN our
rear. bu, even b. loo Mants,ey. Iregrer
10 report Ihsi they ,usestdsd. Rssr the
village of Marin. 10 dssHoy ing train Of
supplies and Killing . considerable num-
Der Of the esenfl shd Iesmslers. Colonel
Morgan. % Ohio regiment, On his msreh
from SeraIyo 10 Monterey, VAS infested
by the Mexican cavalry. siih whirh he
had several renronlIes. but finally dlsIer-
sed them with small lass On his Own part.
Captain Graham. A. U. ~. volunteer
service. Was mnrIally weundrd 10 me of
shsse affairs. ! have no doubt that ,hr
defeat al the main amy al BUena Yis;s
will secure our line af communication
tom further Interruption buI | sIiIl pro.
pose in few days 10 change my head
quarters 10 Monterey. With q view 10
make such lursher arrangements IS may
be necessary in that quarter.
The disposI'l"ns made To harsss nur
rear vInd'cale The policy and Necessity ol
defending . po.IIInn IN front oil Ssluilo.
where . defeat has thrown the enemy
Ear back inio The inIerinr. No resuli So
decisive could have been ottsiEed BY hold
ing Mon,erey, and our communicsuons
woulj have been constantly in Jeopardy.
] am. CIR. very respectfully. your obt-
dent seTssnl.
u. TAYLOR.
Mat Gcncral 4. =. A. cnmmading.
The Adjutant Gensrul Of the army, WASH
ingion, ID. e.
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Orange Presbyfcry.--This body will
hold its Spring session in Milton, y. C., COM
mencing on "Wednesday next, the l4ih instant.
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Equity Sale.

Thomas Hogan and Others. against Anthoay
Pehier's Heirs.
GA BY virtue OF decree Of tho
&HsssI6 Court of Equity for Orange coun.
ssasIsE ty, made in this case at March
sss asIa Term, ls47. shall offer for sale
before the court house door in Hillsborough, at
IL o'clock on Monday of May Court. for cash, a
LOT and the Improvements in the village of
Chapel Hill, wheieon Anthony Peltier resided at
the time Of his death, adjoining Jesse Hargravc
and John Hutchins.
Title will be made ON the purchaser paying his
bid, and possession given Immediately.
JAMES WEBB, c. NJ. f.
March 90. 72-6w
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Private Negotiations.-The WASH
ingion correspondent Of he Journal ol
Commerce, under date Of the 24,h ull.,
says:
l notice tina, Mr.. IIargons. known a.
the financial friend of Santa Anna, has
been some DAYS in this city. with Mr..
a,ocha. Mr.. Hargous was also here at
the time when Mr.. Aiocha was despatch.
ed 10 Mexico as IN Agent Of this Govern
ment. Mr.. A,ncha was selected for that
mission on account Of his iwen known
friendly relations with Santa Anna.
have reason To think that he will he dis.
patched tn Mexico again before long.
The statement tina, he me, with M un.
gracious reception frn,n the Mexican all.
thori,ies and people j., as An informed,
untrue. That he was. from reasons IA
voraale to the object of his mission. and
with his own consent. directed To remain
al Jalapa. is true; and he there remained.
and probably conducted his business. ai
the country house Of Mr.. lIargous-San-
Ia Anna's banker and friend. brother ol
Mr.. Hargous. of New York. now with
Mr.. A.. here. I.onking at the whole Of
this matter, I am led to believe that me-
gotiaiion--privaie, Of conrse--is now gn-
ing on. and is on the eve Of consumma-
,inn--for the settlement of the prelimina-
ries Of treaty for the adjustment Of boun-
daries and una,ljuslcd claims.
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NhG o1ftA8t Ntto1ttts stbttt kAA
war.-ws have eFaWdsL inis to-Iayis TaprE
th- official dr-Paiches from t;en. Taylor. brought
=. Washington BY Lieut.. cHitirndsn. one II The
ts~s-raI's volunteer aids. Il win le scru thal
shey confirm ths PIsvious accounts Of the glOd-
Gus vieigE ssrr Santa Anna and The Mexican
fscrs n DBena Vita.
Frn hs accompanying ten. TasIof's de-
.PAsrhe il aPIEsrs that the total los of our ar.
rny in hi, hath. IN killed. wOunie.l. and miss
ip.. i. seven hunind and foriy. exclusive u the
bsssf the Krhiucky cavalry. The kenurky ga
vaIE.. Il has heen aseen.inrd. Iasi in the action
siIiy-"n, mrn. viz, - kilIcd aud n wounded
whiSh VII, make eur aggregate loss eight hun
4 rel andmns.
The Mexiean loss. in killed and woundcd, Is
M, s-crnaiuol with aay ,ssrcc of certainty. hut
!. estimated at mot Icss than 1900 or 5000. b.
s.des s0Ins i~0 ar Lhrnc thousand deserlers.
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Mr.. James 7. Wadell. of this vicinity, and
Mr. ]. Julius Wheedcn, Of the city of Raleigh,
have been appotaed by he President, I.ieu,c-
nan's in the Army Of the United States. Lieut..
Waddell is at present in Orange fol the purpose
OF recruiting men for service; his na,icc will be
found in another column. \...
Melancholy Death.-OnT Thursday Of
last week, Mr.. William L. Faucet, son of Mr..
Robert Faucet, living few miles southwest OF
this place, after finishing his days work at plough
ing, mounted his horse with the gear on to rifle
I" the house: just as h. reached tho yard, the
hose hrcalnc frightened and ran of, throwing hc
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N OtiCe,

ENHE attention of all young men is called 10
= the liberal offers made by the Government
to those enlisting in its service. A bounty Of
sl2--s6 now. and Sc on joining his regiment
is paid the recruit. At the close of his term of
enlistment he receives, at his ONION.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING in the Post Office at Hill.ho
rough, \. G.. on the Isl day Of April. IsA7
which II not taken out within three months, wiI
tiers.
A $3.50 l.
Daguerrean Artist Silas VI. Link
R Jane Long
Rachel Bosland j. h' Lazy
Joseph Benjamin VI
Jehu Brown Adclne Mitchell
w. Y. Bason William Mitchell
John Basket John Murdoch
Robert & Nancy Briggs Robert Moore
Springfield Brown Nathan i. Moore
Allen Brown Nancy Miner
q N
Alfred Car;c,n William Suryish
Miss Milia Gates W
Clerk Of the Orphans John odendhal
Court
Duncan CANNED Mary A. Price
John Collins Betsy Packenl,aia
Margaret Clingmore r
Lemucf Carroll John II. Riggs
William Couch William n. Raw
John Cameron y
Richard Scott
Albert Dosscit Mr.. Strother
Benjamin Dyer X. or Susannah Sykes
T. Thomas Sackulasay
Robert Elliott Il
r Mary Thompson
Catharine Frccland Mrs. G. NJ. Thompson
Robert Faucet &C. Tinnin g. Go.
G. W
Harriet Goalloe William Vincent
Thomas Grisham "
James II. Gholson EImore Woods
Ill David Williams
Joshna Horn J.B. Wilson
William H. Homer Mrs. Mary Williams
Benjamin Hester Silas Wilson
John Hare John Walls
] Samuel Wilson
George Jackson Caleb Wilson
Thomas Jones or David
Roach Thomas p. Yates.
C Persons calling for any of the above let.
tiers, will please say they are advertised.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, r. NJ.
April !. 73--sw
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FOOTE'S
Sketches OfNOrth Carolina,

J NUMBER of copies Of this deeply interest,"
4 ~ ing work have been deposited with the Rev
R"hEnr BuRwEtL, in Hillsborouyh. and can DO
had Of him at the.price Of 81 per copy.
February 2:, en-
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$l00. or I6o Acres of Land.

The recruit is put Immediately into uniform, and
every attention paid to his comfort. The Go
vernment, with the same spirit of lberaliry which
characteristics this whole operation, authorises its
officers to pay each citizen bringing to the ,lcpo,
recruit the sum of 50. None need apply whose
characters will not bear inspection.
J. +. WADDEL. Lieut,
Commanding Recruiting Station at Hills
borough.
April !. S3-
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Our Iniversity. We learn from the
Raleigh Register that J.xrs W. OsuosSs, esq.
d Charlotte. a msst chasc and polished Speaker.
is 10 deliver the Annual Grafton before the two
Literary socirtics. Of the NEXT Commencement Of
Chi. institution. And the RI. Rev. Bishop Ives
Is to preach the isIedictory Sermon before the
Senior Class.
II is also stated that the President Of the Uni.
nitcd States will Be present at this Commence
men'. aad will probably he accompanied by the
Hon. j. \. Mason, Secretary Of the Navy, both
Of whom arc graduates Of our University. Pre-
Iaraiions, We su,Jcrsaand. are making TO receive
tho President IN a manner becoming his elevated
station.
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lnyestnaczat Of Vera Crrz.-An ii.
iioial despatch from conn'olorr Conner to the
Secretary sS the Navy. giw~ detailed account
Of the lsnjmg Of our iroap- at Sscriicios. three
niIes from Vera cruI. on the evening Of the 9th
Of March. The Ianding Vas cfIec,eL without any
opposition, in consequence Of its having been
made mach nearer the city Than was expected,
by which means a isrcc Of two thousand Mcsi.
cans. whs had been sen, to oppose them, wa. IN.
irrly cut OH On the lGrh our tIOops marched
UP to the city, and on the llih oil the enemy
ou;Posts were in our possession. the city com.
plc.ely surrounded, and all communication cut of
by sea ar lana. Gen. Scott has with him UP.
wards Of 1900 mcn, anil j, was not probable
aha, either abe city or the castle would hold OH,
long. n they had not il il said, more than fou,
or five ~eck's provisisrs.
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ID MAINING in the Pos, Office at Hill.ho.
az rough. &C.. on the Isl day Of April. Is47
which If not taken out within three months, will
be sent to the General Post Office rs dead let
tiers.
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Major (,encraI Z, >. 4. coDu 3
The Adiu,an, General Of the army, WASH
inyton, d. G..
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BROWNELL'S CHOKING RANGE

iYNllE subscriber has just completed The in.
l. venlion ofa new Cuoking Range, To which
he invites the attention of the public. Tins
Range possesses qua lues for exPedliious boiling
and cooking that other ranges do not, and it
occupies but n small space oi room.
BrownelPs Choking Range, has six eight
inch boilers, any Two, or four of which, can be
thrown into Que, 81 as I" adm, of "A large boil.
or; and il is provided with So, of rings so that
any size furniture can bo used on il. Its Oven
is large, convGnen' of access, and having an
upward draft it bakes evenly with Il small
quantity Of fuol.
Ono of these Ranges il IN successful opera.
ton AT the store of the subscriber, subject to
the examination ol the public, who are invited
To call aud take u look ~ II.
June 3-lf. WILLIAM BROWNELL
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JOHN HALL, 40 Fulton-st.
Caution.

H Owing TO the great success and immense sal
Iof DIR. Townsend's SarSaparila, number OF
men who were formerly our agents have com
menced making Sarsaparilla Extracts, &c.--
| They generally put IL up in the same shaped
bottles, and copied our certificates and advertise
ments claiming that theirs is far superior and
| four times stronger than DIR. Townsend's &c
hoping thereby to deceive the public. Some
use fictitious names, few use their own some
of these unprinciped men publish counterfeit
certificates, others have induced their brothers
and other interested persons to allow the use of
/ their names, to:which they put Esquire, to give
them responsibility. One makes medicine and
punS il with respectable names procured by us.
ing DR.. TownSend's SarsapaIilla published
them as cured by his stuff. lie also publishes
me certificate of person who styles himself an
ID. d., who mends shoes, digs wells, and doc
tors horses by turns for livelihood These
ana great variety of other tricks are per-
formed by these men 10 dispose of their trash =
The public should be on their guard, and lool,
out for counterfeits
Principal Offices, l26 Fulton ST. Sun build
ing, N. Y. Redding IL Co. State st. Boston
Dyot a. Sons, l32 North Second st. Philadel,
phia; s. S. IIance, Druggist, Baltimore Durol
~ Co Richmond ; p. NJ. Cohen, Charleston ;
Wright Il Co. l5l Charles ST. New Orleans /;
l05 South Perl-st. Albany and by the prnci.
pal Druggists and Merchants generally through
out the United States, West Indies and Cana
das.
Sold by II. J. TAYLOR,
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Piles Piles Piles ~!

DIR. Townsend's SarSaparia is no less sue
essful in caring this distressing complaint than
for diseases of The Blood, Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tism and Nervous Debility. Read the follow
ing
! DR.. Townsend Dear Sir The effects o
your safSaparilla are truly wonderful. For The
to severe attacks of the piles. during which
have suffered all The lortureS of that complaint
and had deSpaired of ever finding relief except
n death. have the pleasure to inform you
there is yet a balm in Giead." have used
Two bottles of your SarSaparla, and feel nc
remains OF my old complaint. send you thi,
for publication, and any person you may refer
to me- | would be happy to inform of The bcne
fit have received at your hands
July 8, 1916. Yours truly.
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W cs.s:sssss;!ass:.sg
H51 Sz<s9S 9SE
Gelefte0 ]1oetrp.
The village schooI-rIi>trcss.
BY Or. }. q. HoLLAsD.

On yonder hill little building stands
OF simple style, the work Of rustic hands,
Above The trembling maple leaves,
Whisper of coolness to the parching caves,
And brightly green upon its mouldy sides,
climbing vine the rough decadence hides,
'ris nine o'clock, and meath a cloudless sky,
The waving fields, and baSking pastures lie,
And from the modest habiialions round,
With laugh and shout a score ofchldren bound
At length beneath The naples ample shade,
Each Sun.broWn boy, and ruddy little maid,
AwaA The coming OF their gente queen,
Behold her now with pensive look,
She stops to gaze a moment in Ihe brook
Mark how her simple, unaffected dress,
iieislcnS, not hides, her native loyelinesS.
Around her neck a coil Of siken braid
Guards the old watch within her bosom laid,
And Sweetly smiling in its son repoSe,
Upon her breast sleeps Summers latest rose
While hanging dcliealely over all
PoiNes The light and graceful parasol.
The tall grown rustic as She trips along,
IlusLes abaShed, his loud and sturdy song,
rbc GROWING yonros,er chccl,. his no;.v nro,o
NJ. .,,.;,A c.an
,,cL ...., -
Behold her at the door, while round her press
The lillle throng, with greeting and caress.
And following slow, or pressing on before
Seek their low desks across the sanjed floor,
And there await with Swcclly rcvcrcnl face,
The Worlds best teachings, and the prayer fol
grace.
How sweet the words Of Jesus on her tongue
How rich the flower Of David's sacred song,
How pure from lips all innocence and truth
Fall hoiy words from youth to Younger youth
she kneelS, and up to Heaven lowlv PRAYER.
Climbs with sweet music through Ihe Inornino
air.
She prayS for strength and cornestncss orl,cort
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This Sarsaparlla is used with the most per.
feet success in Rheumatic complaints, however
severe or chronic. The astonishing cures il
has performed are indeed wonderful. Other
remedies sometimes give temporary relief
Tins entirely eradicales il from the system, even
when the limbs and bones are dreadinlly swol.
len.
gT Here Mr. Seth Terry, one of the oldest
and most respectable lawyers in Hartford, Conn
The following is an extract of a letter received
from him
DIR. Townsend I have used one bottle o
your SarSaparilla, and find it is excellent in its
effects upon chronic rheumatic pain to which
lam subject, from an injury occasioned several
| years ago in public stage. Please send me
Two bottles TO the care of DIR. Seymour. have
converSed with two of our principal. physicians
and recommended your sarsaparilla.
SETH TERRY
! Hartford, March H., 1915.
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Cor. of Grand and Lydius
Albany, Aug II, lo47.
Opinions Of Physicians.

DR.. Townsend is almost daily receiving order,
from physicians in different parts of the Union
This is to certify that we, the undersigned
Physicians of the City of Albany, have in nu
merous cases prescribed DR.. Townsends Sarsa
parlla, and believe it to be one of the most
valuable preparations oflhe Sarsaparlla in the
market. ii. L. PULLING NJ. d.
J. WILSON, MD. II, b. BRIGGS, NJ. D.,
p, f. ELMENDORF, F, NJ. d.
Albany April ], lSij.
The following is from one of the most re.
spectacle physicians on Long Island -
Greenport, July 10, lSi6.
DIR. Townsend Dear Sir--It is with salts
faction that | say to you, that have recently
Witnessed. in several cases, The most beneficial
results from the use of your Extract of Sarsa'
parllla. Being engaged in the practice Of medi
cine, have prescribed it in several cases. and
never without benefit. In the 9Imoval of dis.
eases arising from deranged state of the diges-
I'VE organs, laundice, &c, it far exceeds any
lhlng OF the kind ever before offered to the
public. You will please send me two dozen,
&c, DC. Respectfully yours
DpI,S'lnN Al n
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THREE CHILDREN.
New YORK, March |, lSlI
Brooklyn, Jan g. 1915.
no Mothers Il Married Ladies',

This extract OF SarSaparllla has been express
/ ly prepared in reference 10 female complaints
No female who has reason to suppose She is ap.
preaching that, critical period, The turn Of
life should neglect to take 1t, aS II Is a ceI-
tain preventative for any OF The numerous and
horrible diseases TO which females are subject
at this time OF life. This period may be de-
1 Iayed for several years by using this medicine.
/ Nor is il less valuable 10 those who are ap-
preaching womanhuo1, rs it is calculated TO
assist nature by qulckenlng The blood and in
vigoraing the system Indeed this medicine
is invaluable for all Of the delicate diseases to
which women are subject.
! 1t braces the whole system, renewS perma-
nently the natural energies-by removing the
impurities Of the body, not so far stimulating
The system as TO produce subsequent relaxa-
lion, which is the case of most medicines taken
for female weakness and disease.
Great Female Medicine.
Dr. Townsend SarSaparlIla is a sovereign
and speedy cure for incipient Consumption
BarrenneSS, LeucOrrhna, or Whites, obstruct.
ed or dIllicult Mrnslruaion, lncontinance of
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and
for the general proStration OF the system-no
matter whether the result of inherent cause or
causes, produced by lrregularily, illness or ac-
cden.
Nothing can be more surprising than Its in
vigoralng effects on the human frame. Per-
SONS SUDlecl 10 weakness ana laSSlluue, from
taking it, at once become robust and full of en-.
crgy under its influence. Ii Immediately cour-
net lcts the nerveesSneSS of the female fame,
which is the great cause of barrennesS
twill not be expected OF us, in cases of so
delicate nature, to exhibit certificates of cures
performed, but we can assure the aiil cted, that
hundreds of cases have beeu reported to US
Several cases where families have been with.
out children, after using few bottles of this
invaluable medicine, have been best with a
healthy offspring.
DR.. Townsend My wife being greatly dis.
tresSed by weakness and general debility, and
suffering continually by pain and a sensation
of bearing down, falling of the womb, and with
other difficulties, and having known cases
where your medicine has affected great cures :;
and also hearing it recommended for such
cases as have described, obtained a bottle of
your Extract o. Sarsaparilla, and followed the
directions you gave me. In short period it
removed her complaints and restored her
health. Being grateful for the benefits she re-
ceivcd, take pleasure in thus acknowledging
it, and recommending it to the public
NJ. ID. MOORE.
For Of Grand nd \ ,ydi
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1847-08-26
FINE SET or TEETH FOR
2J Cents.
white Teeth, Foul Breath, Healthy
Gums.

yellow and unhealthy teeth, after being once
or twice cleaned with
Jones Amber Tooth Paste,
have the appearance oflhe most beautiful ivory
and at the same time II is SO perfectly innocent
and eSqui>icy fine, that its constant daily use
is highly advantageous, even to hose teeth that
are ~ a good condition giving them beauti-
'ul polish, and preventing premature decay -
Those already decayed 1t prevents from bccom-
ing worse it also laStens such rs are becoming
loose, and by perseverance IL will render the
loulcSt teeth delcalely white, and make the
breath dciiciouSly sweet
Price - or 81 l-2 cts n box
3'T All the above are sold only NJ - Chat
ham ,trcrl, Sign of the American Eaglc, New
York, and by X J. TAYLOR, Newport.