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Millinery AND
MANIPULATING.

M Rs J. wADDliI. a DsUghieF. laast -
~ specially announue 70 The ladies of Mia
borough and is viiniiy. that thry have renird
ihs nouhrEn iearmrnl IN the hoase now oceupl-
Cd b L.emuel Lynch. ess. - Silver Smiths
shop. where thsy iniend carrying On The
Millinery and uanfua-makIns
Business,
n an IL various branches The facilities they
possess in procuring he --latest fashiOas from
me Nonh. together with their lOag eKperlencs,
and the neAinsss and tss,e q S,yie with which
they exeruss their work. viii, they hops, ensure
them liberal share q paircnAge.
Work shall be dons in The shorses, possible
time. and ~ prices 10 suit the times
June Is. ~
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The Nomination in Missouri

The Nomination in Elissolri.--1he
news of the nomination Of Gen. Taylnr
was received in St. I.nais on the 9th. by
a Geographic despatch. The supporters
Of The old hero went wild with ioy. and
ratification meeting was immediaiely cali
ed for the 10Th. The New Era thus de-
scribrs ils effect upon the opposiiinn:
Chloroform n Demand. Since the
news reached here announcing The n"mi'
nation Of the Herr Of Bupna Vista for the
Presidency, miny Of the cass men have
been lhrnwn inln violent spasm0d.c con-
yulsinns. 10 relieve the agony under
which they ere wrnhing. we would all
wise them 10 have recourse to the nse 81
cholloform. u. dauh,isss, will keep then
in state nf quie,ude, until their nervous
sys,em is onre more restored to its health
ful action.
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NTHE SENATE, "a MsdneaAay .suns u.
lie IN psssidiag ~ Iaspeal . ps'tirs inieses-
"A G. hassss la~i u No railitssy ssssies u shr
Iuiiel Stairs. was laken Up sa1 pas@d
re sens< shrp proses5rd . ne considers.
~ n ths Isaisn spps9tissisn ~
Tbs ama..dm.eni sfsred " NJ Bets psosi5.
ias for he Paymrni 4 . s1n Z Rossy o he
s,hsrGkss Inaian.. IS sdaPssd. sfer nOrh Dis
rnssi0n.
TN motion ofML Dir. he Senate keld an "a.
,,u,isr ssssi0n. and afterwards - nurnsd.
Ia Thur-lsy. a. sedan a NJ. Benton. ih'
s.ns.r .ook ~ he lant rozolstian % prosidef &
On. nanssrtsiioa AZ discharged solup,esn aE.t
,.mparary uscgs. Afer soas psyposiiions 70 .
mrsI ~ess dissus.ed. Is farther cOusidesa,isn VA
ps.Paned iill te-mouow,
The sensle lhen Proceeded 70 The eonsilsraiior
a the Indian appropriation h;iL AIaer long Dc
Ls,s the bal MAS amended in sSeral impossan
PARTICULARS. and ll,sn laid aside.
on n.oliou Of Mr.. Mangurn, ihe Senate hsld -
excessive snssisn. and then sdjOuIpsd.
On Friday. the Vice Prrsiaens iii befae III
s.na,e a letter from he lion. Arthur p. Baghy
Yesterday nominated by the President minister q
Iu.,ia, resisuing his srat in that hody; and. o.
,lalion u Nj. Lewis. the prrsiding officer va
requested 10 inlorm the Goysrnoi Of Alsbans q
the yacapry.
The vics Priden, ihrn deridod. that undo
the Restitution adopted lev days siner. the con
s..srsiioa or private bills, to-day and .o-mO,rov
would take preeehcn,e q al other business: an
atcr some diseur.ion. the private calendar wa
accordingly taken up. AMI numbei Of bills iii
Pased o.
On saturday. TIC Senate spent he day in al
consideration Of the bills On the private eslenda
On Monday. June 10. Mr.. Webster rose an
sid, Il was known that in the course Of last yea
large convention Was held 1t Chicago, TO TAI
into consideration. among otter things, the sui
jer, Of iaiemal improvement. Thai eOnventiO
adopted certain resolutions. and appoin.ed con
mi,iee 70 draft q memorial 70 Congress. TIL
memorial he vas now about 70 present. Iiw'
very respectable paper, very ESPECIALLY sisne
and very HE The memorial Of the Memphis col
veniion. on a previons occasion; he moved In
nbe referred 10 sslcc, committee Of Eve. to
appointed BY The chair, and lie printed, Shieh~'
ordered accordingly. .....-
On motion of Mr.. rearce. the Senate ,cOk I
the join, resolution lsimiIar to that which b
teen heretofore considered and rejected in u
House, directing the restoration Of the contra
FOR carrying the Grea, Southern mail. he,we'
Washington and Richmond, to the Potomac, p
derieksburg and Richmond Rail-road and s,eaI
boa, Companies. A debate onsned, which oce
visd the remainder Of the session. The JOINT
solution Was then scsd the third time and pas
by yeas ~. nays 10.
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Notfce---Toyyn Taxes.

UNHE undersigned, having been appointed by
IL the Board Of Commissioners of the town d
Hillsborough. 10 take In the list Of taxahles for
said town, hereby gives notice to all concerned
that he will attend at the court house on We'd
nesday the 5,h day of July ~proximo for said pur
pose, when all persons subject to taxation are re
quired to attend and give in their list, otherwise
they will be required to pay pouBLk TAX.
He would call The particular attention. Of al
concerned to the following ordinance adopted By
the Board Of Commissioners on the 9TH Of March
IS4S:
Be it ordained. That from and after the aaap
ton Of this ordinance, every citizen Of the town
Hillsborough who shall fail TO give in his or ne
lis, Of taxahles to the person appointed by thu
Board, within the proper time, shall be requires
10 pay nouBLE TAX, and the town constable
hereby directed to collect the same.
~ ID. ID. PHILLIPS.
I,,ps 81 go
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THE Whig Sentiment. c.

The Whig Sentiment.-We c"nlu
ill our columns with extracts from the
Wing papers, North, South, Eas, and
West, in favor Of the nomination Of Tay-
lor and Fillmore. We have now heard,
says the National Intelligencer, from about
cne.half of the Union. and, beside the
New York Tribune" which hesitats'
hut does no, wholly refuse To concur IL
the nominations, We have as yet seen bu
one Wing journal which does not express
a determination 10 sustain them heart ant
hand. TO this determination we have M
doubt tina, the whole whig press and par
| ,y will eventually come.
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4 TaylnT mssting : rallr1 n cllRes'
ioa. : inaFPsndsEl y IL Parry masses. -
. u.ee1aE II Al = - ass - lssor 4 Sc
sslinF - the EKruniiEe ofrr ofli.e nssaan
. sleriing PssFiai. n Euplrslgrd poiiiirizn,
raan q inHe1ihle iniesrily and andHubi.
ed mnsAl roaEsEs. sho. i slsrird. will -.
niaislrT tihe liCssrEnrsl siih ll,e simpil-
city and purity ahirh mafsed The ADAM
nisiraaina ~ he gnrai NasHiE0T0s.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
On "Wednesday, juno 10. the Speaker snnoun-
nounced as the 6rs, business in order The calling
Of committees fOr reports; ,hcreupon number Of
bills were presented. read twice, and referred to
the committee Of the whole.
The remainder Of the day WAS devoted 10 The
consideration Of the amendments to the Naval sp-
preparation bill
On THURSDAY, the house was engaged all day
on the Naval appropriation bill. Afer getting
through with The amendments to the I'LL. il was
pu, tosshs so,e. pd passed.
nFridas6 eiiOn Of NJ. vinion, the house
prOceedodi snsidera'ioa. in committee Of
the whole. me annual fertilization bill, aud a
number o. amendments were proposed and die
cusscd.
The committee then rose and reported the bill
and amendments TO the house; the amendments
were agreed 70, and the bill was read third time
and passed-ycas 10, days g..
A motion TO reconsider was laid on The table
and then the house adjourned.
On Saturday, immediately after reading Tho
journal, the house resolved itself into committee
Of the WHOLE for tho consideration Of bills on th'
private calendar.
On Monday, June 10. the Clerk called tn
house to order, aud stated that in consequence
Illness and ly advice Of his physician, the Speak
er would not take the chair to-day.
Mr.. Ashmun offered resolution ,ha, Mr.. But
Of South Carolina, be appointed temporary speak
er, which was unanimously agreed to-
Mr.. Wentworth presented q memorial from
convention at Chicago. on the 9Th Of July last, j
favor Of river and hsrbor improvement, and NOV
cd that il be referred to tho committee on con
merce, and be printed; which moiion was tinall
decided in the affirnaiive--yea III, nays DO.
Mr.. Andrew Stewart moved suspension I
the rules, to enable him 10 introduce resolutio
of inquiry into the expediency Of reporting b
70 increase the revenue by increasing the duti'
Oh foreign Injuries and such foreign manufacture
AZ are now coming into ruinous competition vii
American labor. Yeas IS, nays 80. Two thir'
not voting in the Affirmative, the rules were n
suspended.
The |" Ratificati1n Meetinyo II
=
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SAILING OF MISSIONARIES. - The iol-
lowing missionaries were to san from
Providence on Tuesday for Africa. IN the
brig Smith6eld, Captain Duff, honnd Tor
Gahoon River: Rev. J.. l.. Wilson and
wife. Rev. A. Bushnell and wife. Rev. j.
nj. Preston and wife, Rev w. Z. Whee'
Ter, Mrs. Griswold; also, John Wesley
native youth. who came TO the Un'lef
States two wears since, and has learned
the art Of printing. ~+-
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VIM. Seoty, ef al vs.. Vaughan Scott, Il al
PURSUANT to decree ofthe Court Of Equi-
ty for Orange county, made st March term,
lt4s, | SHALL at IL o'clock on the 18th day Of
July next, at the store Of q b. Lea, es'., offer
for sale tract Of LAND situated on Jordan's
Creek, Orange county, beloneing to the heirs Of
Robert Scott, deceased. Terms made known on
day Of sale. e..
o. r. LONG, c. &M.E,
June o. Sd
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The Hon. Arthur z. Bagby, one Of the
Senator'S Of the United States from the
state Of Alabama. has been appointed by
the presiden, of the United States, with
The advice and consent Of the Senate, to
he Envoy Extraordinary and Min'stef
Plenipo,entiary from the United States 70
the Court of Russia. TO succeed Hon. r.
]. Ingersoll, recalled a. his own request.
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Willard FiIlmore-Millsnd Filmnre.
The Wing candidate loE Wee President. IL
The eomp;rnllrr q New YORK. 10 whirh
high office l.e vas rlerlrd by Over $4,000
majority. lie Nss chairman 81 the rom
maiee oI ways and means Of The 9Th
Congress. -
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4. im,Flss6ss o. siifIpiE - haa 49, 81
'.1..gsssi TkyslsSusag, i gsEislaly NED tAss
-. ID So q HHIHgEEsEI = HsEH Wsls
-. bsisrasl.t.Esl lr m1us tsallsg sasEinasa
a. Osssissg = as sssut - - - -, e.
q d. - aA.s W'tlgs h.lh Asss a. sruy,
,.h,,.. sh.s lhs IS q kig - nsEg 20 bs.asn
al nsssr sausa1sn-ahn az sAash ne ns~
:, vroslsy 1hsSw 81 uP1a - auzGzH sial-
n. .hsa ne - Z NssszA<s hsse pa.-d
- ia Nod ska1ow sssr q - I'D. sAsMains
a,ws.ss.lasss fssn - gli,rFins Sd. = uiirA,
:, ,Anrscssss a. hsIag Eshf. eaeh leusr sleaHaiaE
"a, s.s 81 of Eeqs. sll ysrrsss u lal1susd
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Nerth Carolina Delegation. =


following statement exhibits the respec'
tive votes cas-, on each ballot by each
member Of our delegation in The National
Wing Convention:
G. W. Haywood, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor
C.H. Wiley, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor
MI. Williams, Clay, Clay, Scott, Taylor
w.R. Walker, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, Taylor
]. NJ. MoTehead, Clay, chy' Clay Gay
N. woolfn, Taylor. Taylor, Taylor, Taylor
u. B. Baker, Clay, Clay, Taylor, Taylor
Edward S,anly, Taylor, Taylor. Taylor, Taylor
David Outlaw, Clay, Clay, Clay, Taylor
Ed. Debery, Clay. Clay, Clay, Taylor
John Kerr. Taylor, Taylor, Taylor, TsylOr
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Mr.. John Van Buren, addressed Barn
burners Convention a, Rochester On the
18th instant. In the course Of his speech
he animadverted on the proceedings Of the
Baliimors Convention in strong terms
characterized il as mere mob /; and de.
clared ilia, its acts were not al all binding
on The Democrats OF New York
Ilninr.
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drsANDs' sARsAPARILLA.--The warm
sun Of Spring. which infnses new life into the We
getahle Kingdom. Is not without its effect upon
cur physical systems. The tide Of life seems to
flow faster through our veins. and II, as Is some,
times tho case. II bears with 1t the seeds OF dis
ease. generated by the luxurious living Of WIN
Ter, we shah Be- sure 10 SEQ and feel tho effects y
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The Courier DIES Etats Unis. published
a, New York. remarking upon Gen. Tay'
lor's nomination for the Presidency, says;
at will, in all probability. result, in CIV
ing to the Union President OF rare mo-
les,y and simplicity, Of singularly coFFec
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The Surgeon General Of The Army mas
selected fur military hospital on me
Gulf, small island called Greenwood,
ahou, three miles east Of pascag"ula ana
opnosi,e the mouth ef Bayou Gousot,.---
NE island contains some eiglnv-or nine,
acres of land. and is ,hickiy covered
with live oak. John X. Collins has beer
appointed to superintend the erection .
the proper buildings.
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Hs 81 ~ sEh 3glJ ,'sH n E.Hbs g. GsHfIsl
TsylsE, hsAss tEa ssllsssl ihsl NJ wslsasI ~
- fhsHgs gtis hgaiaEisa. ~ a 5sliga ~
0sus1li Tsglss 80 ~ V't5E. - dha EF1iaas
h-Ghra ssH uissA Mesa essH rcd - ~
Asss ana hsss Hny haslakaa EP1n . PeiaL he
hs1 ~ shai - sass wkis. - ~ SOD =
ne 81 saAncouAa - sess1 zPon- Heh@a h~sn
asaiea - - Aauiaiznsiaa % Wis. 81
hesa amaile1 y ! hscas. = rs Mkig. Al
lfsn h ; pssiiy ssstain - - : - IaesSa<a
u - aa. whs oolh ~ u sass - -neuies
q pznish sns nosliaE . ssExs ~ ny csunisy.
hs ~ cua61s1ce. Ns.Lslt's rraasks Erss elo-
qarns. iDihs pct sna enthusiastically Eeasivsa
Tie chsirnsn rkrn aanoanosd gniiznaz
whO haa besa susaisE uaarE Cen. Tasior i
sisIioo. sho ~ si--sn % Coaer= Nliis i
its sd. sn1 uho nos IsFsssenls - stals n -
csunrils q DE nssiOu. and ulo Sands 30 -
snineni a. sisiliza han aai1isr-M Ne. Gainri
q ksnias.y. Tie sansunceneni Ess rscsisss
uilh ihnss iimts lhrce cheers.
Nj. Gaines aiIrssssa he msrsing n spirit
ed ssosrh. which MS received Nifh rsFiuEou
sPPiausr.
Lpeius n. chsnAlsT neal addIes9a The mesi
ing in . feN iEief and eioqneni Hrnarks.
The question was Ihsn taken On he EesOlu
lions. and they wsEe unanimously adopted; "a
lhs meeting sajoaned win nins hsazty shesI
fcs TarLoa and fILLsoRE.
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The Hon. ]. ]. Crittenden, being the
Wing candidate for Governor Of the state
Of Kentucky. has resigned his seat in the
Senate. and departed from this city ior
his home on Wednesday. Health, hap
riness. and long life attend him!
-. y =. ..... Nat. Intel.
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Masonic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ths
eth instant. he fras IL the nativity Of John the
Baptist. VAS celshralsd in PiitsbaiOush by shs
hseshra q Columbus Ledge in grand style. We
we're informed that there were - many Is sixiy.
eve Mssoas in The prooessiOn-a f~ attended
from Raleigh. Chapel I'm and HiIlsbOsOugh. A
hand Of music iOr he occasion vas procured from
Raleigh.
The Dinner and Party gissR 81 lhs expense Of
the Lodge. BY Mr.. I.eash, were admiralty got nP.
and The warmcsl thanks Of the Lodge were imam
imously tendcred TO Mr. Leach and his lady fOr
the bouniifnl and handsome Iepas,.
The address was delivered in the Methodist
Episcopal Church By Henry w. Miller, ESQ.,, Of
Raleigh; and a more Appropsiate. able. chaste
and eloquent production, our informant says, has
rarely, II ever, been heard. His eTorjium was
LrieE His subjects wcr-Mss"nry, its origin
and desisn-ihe contemplated School TO he es,ab-
lished by the Lodge In this state for the education
OF the sons Of INDECENT masons--and North Caro-
Ina, her present position, and the duty Of her
sons and daughters. The address, we hope. will
be furnished for publication, in compliance with
the request Of the Lodge; and il 50. our rcader'
may have an opportunity Of seeing some Of ii
beauties, and feeling the force Of IL eloquent sP
psals.
| We take pleasure in stating that though Their
was the lsrees, assOnblage in PittshorOugh tbs
!, Lad been scrn for man. years, not the slighies
instance Of disorder or intsmperance was seeI
BY our informant The whole proceedings wer
well conducted, and were highly erediisbls TO a
concerned.
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HARRIET

IN PsrsSn osansy. e fpcsasy - sosh inx-
y he Res. Apde<oa c. Hughss l-EkvEl II
NrBasH, &c. q It's esunts. y Mis- MltsaEs
sauna. daastlrr q De he Cap utaaies 81
laR.
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Spirit of the New YORK; Democracy.

From the Albany Argus Of Saturday morning.
Monster Democratic Meeting IN Troy.
There was an overwhelming rally OF
the Democracy of Troy TO ratlfy the no.
limitations Of Cass and Butler, in front 81
he court house in ,ha, city on Thursday
evening. Il is acknowledged 10 have been
one OF the larges, gatherings ever witness
ed in that city. and was characterized by
,Le uissa~i enilsasiasin and animation.
From the Albany Journal Of Saturday evening.
The meeting ras large; bu, il did not
" ra,ify the nominations Of Cass aud But
ler.' The resolution affirming these M
mina,ions WAS voted down, four 10 one
| II seems quite impossible 10 raiify Cass';
nomination, even a, Hunker meeting.
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nfr. Glay.-The Boston Transcript
learns tina, Nh. Clay has written letter.
in which he gives assurances that the no.
minaiion Of the Philaislphia Convention
will receive his cordial support.
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Tie Albany E,rning JonEnal plrdEes
nniMiiy II aPwaris = klly tinassnd q
fhe Stale 81 New York &c tllr l'ayiur ard
FILLMORE Iirkri. This pledge issnd0lsed
IS other pnpsrs N he same State.
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MT. Vernon Springs,
CHATHAM coCNTT, NC

gFNHE alhsgAsg, ksyiag lsNkz-1 a. 81
- k1e&A E1lsl,s8 $3.50 EFllsl5 1870 -
- HaEa q azd1TY 500. Et.cGiz4 t.El1t 80
EilsE MsE1 II F-aal..zzzEAL u 60 Il - - ~
laAassls nrgiuns q Naslh Carshna. m - neeey
- - IuuzE.i.e = eeup4ug y - tra = gsze
- srgsnaa - mm&nal KGrnry a - maasx.
lh<se an . auzAn e crrt&sass tAat rod As
Frsennre q - s6scas &nains laa ssu@nA- H.
rhst hase sasAF n sxp<riz<nf &c 4 ere ncrsans-
e 4 ~ Flrsess panlullaay Il eli-hs fswrs eys
p~faa. s6srtian a ksAn<yA Ae Aers0&ins 10
Dr. 0lnsens snnlEsaS i eaaaaias 30. alEAsie
a -. al sulEhais q E.Agnaaa. - iaEss -
P0nalG
P&lcE or sokRD.
EiE 6slinrs psE w~rk-
Eigksren 6saan pr z.anih.
chAarsn an1 sesssnas ksF Price.
Hoses krEs a Say erni ~ day.
TEE suharil<r returns hss tAanks G. he he
N psEonase dsing lss seas0n. and hopes 81 .
c0nainuancs of he sane dGnnT aAe psessnL
A. b. MARSH.
April 4. lsaa 3s-sw
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Bacon! Bacon!

m 200 lbs. superior BACON, cured
IU,UUU for family use, for sale OF the
Union Hotel a,,,ro
Tune 20
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Fairfield Academy,
Sir Nilfs aarlh Nat Of Iillsh0reugh.

TsHE. exercises Of this institution win com
u msnce on "Wednesday, The 5th q Jolly. IN.
der the supervision. Of he subscriber, who has
he'd successful experience a. q teacher. The To-
caIiiy Of the institution. 4 regards health aud
morality, il TOO well known % need any enson.;.
ums.
The rates Of tuition, per session Ofhys months,
orr as follows:
Spelling. Reading and Writing. : 500
Arithmetic, Geography and English
GRAMMAR, lO.Op
Languages and Mathematics, 1890
STUDENTS charged from the time they enter
unless by special agreement 70 the contrary, Of
in eases Of proiracied sickness.
Board can be had near the Academy, IN the
best regulated families, from Eve to sir dsila.s
per month. ,
REFERENCES. -
Re-. J. Brown, Marion. s. 6.
Rev. Robt. Napier, Do.
!. Eli Gregg, esq, DO.
James Banks, ESQ, Fayetteville, n. G.
Rev. A. Currie, Enoe. Orange.
June sc. So-<'
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Equity Sales.

Sarah Jane Wilson and others, er Pcrts.
PURSUANT to decree Of the Court Of Equi-
ty for Orange county, made sl March term.
Isis, I shall, at 70 o'clock on the 18th day OF
july next, at the store Of G. D. Lea, esq. offer
for sale a certain tract Of WOOD LAND telong-
ing to petitioners, situated on Jacksons Creek,
adjoining tie lands Of Daniel Burnet, deceased,
and others. containing eighty-iour acres, mere or
less. Terms made known on day Of sale.
d. T. LONG, C. d. N. Z.
June 9. 81
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81. Johns day was also observed a. Rosbo-
rough, by Person Lodge, and chapter Of Royal
Arch Mssoas farmed. We hass'nss been ssi'i-
GENTLY informed Of the proceedings to enable us
to give a more extended notice.
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The |. Ratificatien Meetinyo I'm
- ~ Boston.

A very latgc anil enthusiastic assemblase Of
The Wigs .of tic ciiy 81 Boat'n ,ras held at Ia
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Caldwell Institute.

June Q.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-09-08
REMOVAL,

MEWCOMB, DIXIE s. CO. have removed to
IN No. EOS MAIN SrREEr three doors south of their Old
stand. NEWCOMB, DIXIE & co.
Worcester, JUpa a. awtf IS
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Cotton Machinery for Sale,

m ECENTIY used In the Manufacture Of No 30 PrIHIn9
X Clohs and now In good running order, consisting OF
Picker, Wilton 4 sons make-2o Cerds-s Brsaker+-
ans.dsrs ID heads each 10 Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spIpdes2 pair Miles, one az ass and one Of 6ls epndes
Warner Dreasera.--6 Leoms-l Cylinder and Dohci
ayindsrs " nh ali other articles nsed In Cotton Mills -
IL NAV he examined al any time on application 10 M'
Ar ~ DNsmoRE SO Main ct Worcester Fornrher par
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MORSE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
YEILAW IlOCK iROOE..

FOR PURIFYINC THE BLoOD,&c
TNHIS Compound will remove and cause permanent
of all diseases arising from impure state ofhe
blood, such Scroula which presents itself in variety
of forms Salt Rheum Kings Evil Pmples on the Face;
Bloches Ulcers; Eryspeas Ring Worm Costiveness
Superaon OF the Glands; Mercuria Diseases; Dyspepsia;
Jaundice Liver Complaints Dropsy General Debility
Colds Coughs Giddiness and remove every faint, from
whatever cause il may arise and completely renevae the
system. Taking into consideration the sauary effect OF
this medicine together with the quantity sold for the price,
1t renders II decidedly the cheapest preparation In
As far this article has been used II has superseded all
other preparations offered The public for the above
complaints 4+ As s,..t
az This medicine is put up in quart bot,es with the
words-"MOres Celebrated Syrup, Prov. II. l.. - tlown
in the glass; and sold for dollar per bottles six bots
ties Tor five dollars.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail by the propre-
tor @. MORSE Jr Druggist and Apohecary, ISL torm
eFy $50 Broad street, Providence, r. l. sislJg .l.L
Agents for Worcester J. Green, q Co., No Ill M. b.
Green, No. 200 Maine Street. .t. eoply