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MOULD respectfully inform the eIlIzens Of
w liillsborough, that he proposes TO give in
siruciion fur a short time in Geography, on tho
I.ancas,erian principle, 10 such as may favor him
with their patronage. Parents should rot let tho
opportunity pass unimproSed for impar,inu TO
their children this valuable branch Of knowledge.
when il can be acquired 50 cheaply, and upon
principles which will 50 impress il upon the mind
that il will not easily be forgotten. The follow
ing testimonial, from citizens Of n neishhoring
county, IL submitted for their consideration.
State of North Carolina, Chatham county.
We, the undersigned, citizens Of said county,
certify that we have attended Mr.. d. +. DE
Shongh's School for instruction in Geography.
and arc satisfied that he Is fully qualified TO teach
what hc processes. Given under our hands, tho
3Oih October, 1917.
N. A. Siedman, ]. G. Poe.
A. Terrence, William Siedman,
John A. Moore, s. J.. Riddle,
G. r. Griffith, \. M'Clenehau,
John A. Hanks, T. I'll. Ramsey,
A. /. Sledman, Paschal M.Cay.
November is. 05-2w
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FROM BR.AZII.

Rio Janeiro dates 10 the Goth OF Sep
tember have been received al New York.
The Herald says:
"The Legislative Chambers were clos
ell ON the 18Th. by the Emperor in per-
son. and his speech being very eomplI-
mesary 10 Mr.. Tod, nur new Minister,
and of some interest to the public, we
give translation of it. The most friend
" relations now exist between the Brazil
ian Government and MIR. Tod, who APP
pears to be very popular with all DESTROYS
, of peace. ~ >.~...~....
The christening of the young Em-
press took place on the 9TH; Mr.. Tod
and family were present" lsegsgr
! The following is the part OF the Empe.
ror's speech which refers 10 the United
States: Ats " .'"%' ar
I'm endeavoring to cultivate and strength
en- even further The feelings of good I'm
ders,anding and friendship that exist be
tween the empire and other nations, an
gralilied in informing you that no occur
renee has ranspired that may tend to shaS'
them.
"a new representative of the Unite'
States has been accredited 10 my Court
+ and his conduct, as il is eonciiatory, ma
. king me throw into oblivion that of hi
predecessor, has removed any apprehen
sion of misunderstanding, and | trus
I will contribute 10 The end tina, tho relt
, lions between the two Governments wi
| continue on footing of that perfect ha
mony on which they formerly rested.
. 1.-THE disputes between the Republic
). Of the River Plate, the effects of which
5 for SO long time deplored, Unfortunate
/ have not been brought 10 definite term.
;. Rio DE JANEIRo, SEPT. Is, lS47.-
!. Some who are not friendly TO Mr.. To
IL propahly, remark upon his family appea
IS ing a, The baptism OF the Princess, on ii
|. the 7th, not in rourt dresses. TWAS e
), tirely accidental, and when the misiaI
n was discovered they wished to retire, b
!. by the particular request of the Emper
10 remained during the ceremony, and we
afterwards presented 10 him and the III
i press. They have since had Privs
=, presentation at the palace of 81. Christ
4. val. Al fancy ball on the 18Th, viii
h, the Emperor and Empress attended, !,
y former danced with Mrs. Tod, and \
:" Tod with the Emress. receiving from
he the most marked attention.
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BRANDRETH's PIlIsl-This uedicins /.
d. HEARTr. HilIa'sDasA.

BRANDREFH's pIl.IsI-This meaicineis
acknowledged 10 L. aEe II liz naaSa valuable exrr
aisroasrrd - pufifes ~ the Nod and fluids II
l. Superior 10 ssnapaEilla. ahsslseE suaasific
ar allsrasiye, anil sisAls infinitely lstuae aa lhe
preparations and eomlannlions q Mercury. Its
l,uTgalise properties are alone u inralrulabs -
lse, iar iess ills NAV h. lsken daily ioF any pe-
Ei,l and, instead II weakening. ID tie eAihaEsie
riiea. shey aid strength ~ taking asay the eause
III weakness. They have none Of the miserable
effects Il thai deadly sverlir, Mercury. The teeth
are not iniurei-ihe bones and hnll's aFe not pa
ralixea-no; but. instrad a. thesc distressing
SYMPTOMS, new life and consequent animation i
esident in every movrment Of the holy. 49,.
These Pill, for colds. coughs. fishlness Of The
rhrss. rheumstism In the head or limbs viii be-
found superior 10 any thing imagined ofthe pow
srs Of medicine; and in bilious affections, dis
Fsp.ia, and in all discases peeuliar 10 women,
ihsy sllould be resoEted 10 Al once. These Bran
drslhs Fills viii H. found deserving " al praise.
CT Agents inr the sale Of Brandreih's Pills.
ID. Heart, Marlborough; A. Terrence, Piitshoro'
| VIM. Foshee, FOshec's store, Chatham; ]. ID,
M.Dade, Chapel Hill: Geo. n Mrbane. Mason
/ Hall; +. L. W. Smlh, Alamance; ]. & r. Sloan,
Grcenshorough; James Johnson, Wentworth
| Wood & Neal, Madison: Owen M'.Aleei, Van.
! eeyyifFc; J. r. Cailum, Million.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

To relieve the anxiety Of some partial
friends, and save postage on letters OF en-
curry, the Author Of !" Alemance" takes
this method of making a few explanations
in regard To his forth coming b ok. The
successive numbers of proof sheets were
TO have been sent to him at different Post
Offices, on his route hame--and thus Sc
veral unavoidable mistakes acquired. The
las, par, of these proof sheets has not yet
reached the Author, nor did he know
where they were until yesterday, when
he received! note from one oIthe Offices
of" Adams Il Co.'S Express" announc
ins that there was in the Office package
for him. The Author has therefore TIT
pleasure of being now enabled to state
that his book may be soon expec'ed--an'
he hopes i, will make lis appearance nue.
! improved by It's late extensive travel. A
the Christmas holy days are approaching
the Author would no, regret his book
late appearance but for the fact, that vi
less il comes soon, a new work by 9th
author of Alemance" nigh, be announce
before .Alemance" itself has been rea'
In conclusion, the author would say, IN
!, thankful IN the public fur their impa'lenc
he has beeu stimulated TO renewed intl'l
lrv, and trusts if, las he expects, he Is pc
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rRoN THE MO fsRANDE.

A lcler IN The New Orleans CONNER
rial, slaled ceralso. October Iiih, says:
"The mail escort from Monterey has
iusi arrived without the mail. They we're
allacked b. large force under rol. Ira
,inia. about one and half miles This side
af Ramea. Sergeant William Scot, Of
the Mississippi Regiment. on Fnrlnugh I;
pri.aie ". X. Parks. of The Ohio Mount
al Volunteers. anil The Mexiran leading
The pack mulc. on mhirh was tho mail tuF
the States. are MI missing, aud are sup
p0sed To be killed.
- he attack was made last night about
q 0rlmk; the night Mas dark, tie chap
parel thick, aud the road narrow. The
Mexicans had placed themselves in am
bush on each side Of the road for from two
to three hundred yards. Col. liindman
Of Mississippi, Lieut.. falkner, Of The Mis-
sissippi regiment, and Lieut.. Young, q
The Virginia regiment, were in compan,
with ,l,e escor, coming down. The Mex
cans are assembling in pretty large partIe
all along the line /; they AFRO getting ver,
bold. ami contemplate attacking some Q
The weakest posts on the line. and The.
are sure 10 attack any train tha, j. passlnI
unless projected by very large force"
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SYNOD OF NORTH CAROLINA.

This Ecclesiastical Body met in the
presb, terian Church IN this town, on The
evening of "Wednesday last, the Sd inst,
Al : u'rluck, and was opened with Ser
mon. delivered by the Moderator OF ias'
wear. the Rev. Dury Lacy OF Raleigh.
The Sermon was all able and interesting
plea for the patronage of the General AS
senbly's Board of Publication, an nstl-
tuition having for its object the extensive
circulation of sound religious literature.
The Rev. Evander McNair was chosen
Moderator, and the Rev. Messrs. Doll anu
Shaw were appointed Clerks. The hu-
siness of The Svnnd was closed at late
hour on Saturday night. There were IN
attendance forty -one Ministers and sin
teen Ruling. Elders. belonging to The sy'
nod. besides Two Ministers from The ~
: nod OF Virginia, one from the Synoa o,
!, Sooih Carolina, and one from the SYNOD
, of Northern India, who participated u
/, the Synodical deliberations as CORES
/ nnnding members. The business OF ''h'
i. SYNOD was conducted with very grea
d harmony and gond feeling. worepor'S
- ablv drawn UP and of an interesting cha
, raetcr,-one. on The religious instruction
u If The colored population, and another, OF
y the subject of Education and particularly
y recommendalory of Davidson College
ne were. after being subjected to few sllg'
nc notifications, unanimously adopted.
of judicial ease which came up by appe'
We from one OF the preshv,eries, was decide
ell with perlec, unanimi,y. if we excep, iro'
This the fact, that two of the members, tro
=. considerations of helicacy, were excuse
in from voting. The next meeting OF II
M Synod is to be a, Salisbury aud 10 con
~ mence an the Is, of November, lS4s'
nd ! o'clock 7. Nj. =,
~. On each dav during the SYNOD, u
~ Church was opened for Religious eef'
IL. ccs, to large aud attentive cohs'esa''o'
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~Same ere l.ahd lar bring rich. and
some are hated lnr bring p0os, - ihsl |
think a mean j. the hrsI.'' sid IN I'D irl-
l,w II his better half. "Nsll." says she.
:. helseFe llal nstaa folks do make Gni
the hest"
Tie New York canals hare yielded
The stale, Ills seasnn. s3.O5l.a5O. nearly
4 million murs Than last year.
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RtItsi sl,s pF.,lless a sffn slrbiag .
large esrrlr ii argaaiasanress - . lli sake
hauassll = sgrrTabas - Fs,ssaaie, fnaraa-
aFiRs u sara lie hearts II lie sEea sill
aalrs If Gl.e ssl3en timr. aaaase alse siEaF
ailh sasl del IL INTERESTING 81 haHa-
rs gossip. ~ dsliglls - ssa9ng gallsasas
3nh lively. aaarhlng 81 anspsraag &C.
euaHis Il lase. Ensnanre. ana saalaeF snara'
tanning Enaiarrs rssnnresed sAawFewAsl.
Aaxenah<r 8, isaT.
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SPECIAL TERM
So, 49, ~ Hss #8@#a OF THE t#& @@ @*
Superior Court of Law,

a r the last term Of the Superior Court Of Law
u and Equity, held for the county Of Orange
on the second Monday Of September last, il was
Ordered, by his honor, the Judge holding said
Court, that Special Term of this Cour, be held
on the second Monday of Decenk-
Der next, and that the Clerk of said Court
give notice thereof :.s@@ast-
The Sheriff. Suitors, and Witnesses in civil
cases. are hereby notified Of the order, and Ie-
ouired 10 attend accordingly. -~...
As no State business can be tried at this term,
defendants and witnesses In prosecutions and in
dictments, are not required to attend.
/ r. M. JONES, c. >. G..
| October 80. Qa-5w
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aAIT RffEIM.

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ausaaa a asisE1iiag aalasaA o. 1. Eat@ i Hes14y
a - ssassaaaa sfsEFsE FeEsaa - = sllslsa
So ! = - 50. - Fsscsss = HesAaess 500
- - . d - - alaas = - raAsassss -
srssau.s ran~a = !. - sA-ssssasrAas asaalfsas
iaam - ssaam- Hes hrsaeas - insssnnsss 4
saaar ma. y - aaasnaimE - Is Asrass. -
~a~x. na3 cary - naaslsssss sAaas sasaa, aad
sGkssh \ j. isagas.lae noa = - sl,san@asrs {
caaasassss ssr.aIalslia i aessss.ls - - 81
ehasp~sa aEseAe il use e lis paIass. Il =
m.a~e hisAls concentrated shan - sshFx ssiEaes.
nna i uaesualiea j. j. ssEsas, - uEifs - 2-sl
Il : N ahrraiise = - ssaeu. rrgulzirs 10
lxmsas. inrseAzs lie sassiss saa FsoasaAss d.
xs.ssau. Psior 20 eenas FsH haslss.
Prpssrd sna 81 whaiesais and rial, ~
cosassask i c., Ne - cOurtl4nd, siEes', New
. Y@k.
faEsale - .a@##
u. HEARTT, HilAasrousA.
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Al GaIvrsion ('rsxssl tie yellow F.
ser wss, - he latest dsies. fsaaily psess'
leni. eighteen psrsnhs haEsRg died esi n
lhs limited pOpalsliOR u hal place In !
single deg.
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Trust Sale.

EpY virtue of Deed of Trust, executed to the
ID subscriber on the I'd DAY of August, 1913,
for certain purposes therein mentioned, | shall,
on the 18th day of December next, offer for sale,
before the cour, house door in Hiisborough, the
HOUSE AND LOT in the town of HILLSIDE
rough, whercon John Taylor now lives. Terms
made known on the day of sale. ~'@*
: - - .z..,Y4fE "a
JOHN II. WEBB, Trustee,
November s. 4.. a...ss. o.
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m AR RE D

In Prince Edward county, Va, on the 27th OF
October, by the Rev. 5. B. Wilson, ID. d., the
Rev. ARcHuR.Lp CrRRrE, of this county, to Miss
MAur c. WnAREY, daughter Of the late Rev.
James Wharey, of Goochland, Va.
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Sunday lgail-The Rorhesien AdNsE'
User leaFns from lie nal agenas alasi heFe'
afier lieEe Mlli II 10 nay-anad % ~ q
lie railroads Il New losk - Sunday.
The lhrnngh Haalis. lsoHeseE, helweEn lie
prinriPal planes nil l. esEEied - hereto
= = ea# @
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Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest

TIME undersigned have just opened their stock
II. of Fail and Winter Goods, EN-
bracng every variety usually brought to this mar
ket, which they intend selling pery cheap for cash.
or on a short credit to punctual dealers. lhey
invite their friends and the public to call and ex-
amiac their assortment.
LAWS & PALMER.
Octohsr 10. VA
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,r,,e standard and the Times.


The Rslcign Standard, noticing the appearance
of the North Carolina Times, quotes an extract
from an editorial in the later, and expresses Its
regret tina, The editor of the Times should mus
have opened the attack upon President Polk.
TO this the Times replies:
ave are no gladiator and VIC do not enter
the political arena for combat against men, only
% far 40 their savings and dongs, their positions
aud nr,nriples. affect the public veal But we
lnok upon public men as public property and
their motives and their acts are 10 TIC eHah'nc"'
as regard. their hearing upon the public Interests
nav anil hsncelor,h. Political mayersation, no
lrs. dim IN liy,dual crime, intcts unhappiness
and rcmorser-.and those guilty OF either the one
or the other, must hclr the burden. Our w'o"
wa. MT discharged at a venture. l ne eai'of %
standard gives evidence that itelcittae marx
The flesh ,ciR culver when the plncers tear'
The hloaI Mill follow where the knife tsdrisen'
On reading the extract from the Times th'
though, arose IN our mind, that the editor OF th'
Standard was so much impressed with the 'ru'l
and cioqucncc of the sentiments expressed III y
that he determined upon laying it before MS reao
en: Of course il would not do TO approve the sen
tuncn,s puhlicly--but then his subscribers shout
have the truth at all events; and by making SOUL
shutter over it, no one would suspect his des's'
But whether this I've 80 or not seeing the extra
in the Standard we have heen induced to copy
and il this was his design, the editor may nave II
silent qualification Of knowing that he has been u
cause Of giving the extract 10 some hundte0s
persons more than would perhaps Otherwise ha
seen il. The following is the extract; 1t Is W
written, and has point and force: @*>.
1--WE can feel neither respect nor 10
for the President; for he is as wanting
energy as in principle; but we ply ~,
for he mus, pity himself. We d" not c
w him his feelings; for TO feel PAIN "a
sorrow, weakness, disappointment :.
morse and anguish is the lot ct hnnan'
and we sympathze with him according
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4 OS'F. in the streets Of IIillshorough, ON Sun
- day last, Gold Chain and Cross. A hhe'
raj reward will he given to the finder, on appil'
cation at this Office.
November 10. of-
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The" Philadelphia inquirer" states that
the President has determined to open d.
ploma,ic relations with the Pope oil Rome,
and tina, John DuSolle, esq, editor OF The
Philadelphia Spiri, of the Times" is
to be Charge DIES Allai'es 10 The Papa'
See. ~
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F1R PgEsaDEHT.
Cen. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
-.nEsIcIc gGGs
Thursday, November ~.


rTrs-sa. laaaara = II. sfs'es. - hais
ID lssA Il rasr4isaa ~ rsll 80 as during -
NassmAsr E~aa. alad ~ - haNs - pleasure n
ssIias up ssme dark HerxaFs. g. II amOmai
We urs snaringiy slars n funds - rEesens.
Tha.e shs sulais = viii Wsol q ss3iseril.
t.a.s. Vii 6ssa our wooi-gaEa so'aealsas LIZ oul
usae.--neaFiy - auiae slnFaiod.
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ZINE Wilmot Proyisu in ". Y.-Tw,

Inc WIHlUL EIUVIsu ID kss II ""
Of The strongest so-called democratic conn-
lies in this state, lIerkimer and Delaware,
have, in their county conventions, formal
IL endorsed the Wilmot proviso.
These two counties gave Mr.. Polk
more Than half his majority in this state.
Wings nj the South should remind iheiI
neigibors OF this. Anon, NIL will see thai
this is a sectional, not party question.
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Cotton Destroyed,-'rhe Greensboro
tAla.l Beacon, of the 30,h ut., Contains
the particulars Of the destruction OF Cot
ION Warehouse on the Warrior River, in
which was stored 1877 bales Of cotton,
belonging TO u numbered planters IN Green
county. II was thought to he the work
of an incendiary, as no lire was used III
the warehouse during the day.
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The Tide Turned.-Specie is begin
ning,,o ilow back 10 England. Two SHIPS
The Constitution and Gsrrlck, learned ; loo'
600 each lew days ago; and the steamer
$500, 900. From New York alone,
1898, l23 in specie were shipped lrom is'
Oct. 10 LIT Nov, inclusive. ~"->
Excessive ,mpor.at'ons Of British goods
encouraged BY The larlii OF ls46, must be
paid far III some way; and # England nu
longer requires our bresdstutis, and ~ii'
give but low price for our cotton, specie
must go. Il may yet be found that u
would have been better Tor the country q
we had been con,en, 10 manufacture. m
stead oil buying. the immense amour. o
goods which England is nov sending US
Every thing Tia, can be produced a |.
home, helps to enrich, whist that which
we buy from abroad, Impo'e'ishes. II
some extent. Fayetteville Obs.
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The Richmsnd Enquirer understands
that Governor Smith has appointed VIII
liam &. Riycs, esq, one of the Comms'
sioners OH The part Of Virginia, to settle
the boundary line between Virginia and
Uhia. This appointment is made to TILL
the vacancy created by the inelgihllI'y OF
Richard Kilder Meade, esq, who has
been elected 10 Congress.
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STATE ELECTIONS.

yew sork.-Reiums from m n eonn'
,;rs il lie .saae. ph IL sseelaion i sven, haze
,~ra. neerised, whirh show = Wig na.laiiy n
30.047. *~ sa
According % = talae in the Albany Argus. tias
I.ss.slalugc viii .laal thus: *..*
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The Southern Telegraph Line. The

Embarkat;on o: Missionaries. Sail.
ed IN the ship TAT" l"m Bnston far Cali
cutla, Rev. Mrssrs. Slnddard anu lian'
forth. with their wives. Tor Assam; Rev,
Mr.. B,ayton and Rev. Mr.. Mnore ant
wife for the Sho Karens; Rev. Dir. Sim
monds for Burmah.
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Fire.-We regret 10 learn, that the
dwelllus house OF Dir. Carlton j. Camp
hrll. nj Pine Park, in this viriniiy. was
DESTROYED by FIRE "n Saturday, last. toseIh'
or wlih mosrof the furniture. The lire
caught from spark on The ro"f. There
wac no INSURANCE. 10.
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A Law Case for the Curious - A
Turk, with three wives brought with HIM
from Turkey. and three several classes OF
children, died lately in New York with
on, a will. Each of the three wives IN
behalf of herself and children, has appil-
ed to the Surrogate for letters of admins
,ra,ion. This case is puzzler TO the
Judge of Probate. He thinks he cannot
GRANT letters to all the wives, AMI that the
one first married has the preference. by
the law of Turkey, where the marriages
were celebrated, all the wives man may
have, 10 matter how many, are held equal
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Commissioner IRON 1ECAlan.-ae
Learn irom the Cincinnati GhEnnirle Tia,
a Commissioner and Secretary lnames moi
recollrrIedl from the State nj hnraian'
passed through Cincinnati on Friday last
on their way 10 Washington. The l"m'
missioner states that The people Of iuca'
tan are neulral in the present war: and
their ohieri, we believe. is 10 make a tom
merriai Treaty with The United States.
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The razor s,rop man holding. forth at
the Agricultural State Fair, was thus adj
dressed by young man, who thought
! himself remarkably smart -" Y Oh re !,
fool" "One more left Of the same sort,
said the razor strop man. pointing at The
presumptuous individual.
i ExPresidem Van Buren,, in letter Il
a PENNSYLVANIA editor. who had express
ed a wish to see him the l.ocotoco candl
date for the next Presidency, espresso
his entire Discrimination to abandon his re
retirement, again 10 assume the "cares
, State" 49,.