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A Pair of Spectacles.-The Charles


ton Mercury Of the s,h Of June last. .aid:
"Mr. Cass has nothing tn expect from
South Carolina. unless indeed he r0uld
recall the principles avowed in his lruer
To Mr.. Nicholson, ia Nlirh he declares
himself in favor Of leaving 10 The people
Of any Territory that may hereafter be sc-
quired, ure right 10 regulate the subject OF
slavery among themselves. The Con-
yrntinn which nominated MIR. cass I'm.
derstood we'll the ierlings Of the South on
/ this question. They were broadly pro.
claimed from every quarter. and IL was ia
utter disregard Of them that the present
nominee Was put firth ms the Democratic
Candidate for the Presidency"
The same paper, Of the 18th instant,
speaking of Gen. Cas-, says:
"a Nmlhern Democrat who has pledg'
ed himself, II elected. To tue maintenance
nf Southern rights"
! Since The first paragraph was written
Cass has not recalled the principles avow'
ell in his Nicholson lr,lrr!!!
! Is not this a pretty pair of spec'acles
to clap on the nnse of South CsIolIna
The Mercury is The Organ, and on they
must 60.
How our good sister will see 10 heI
household matters. surh as SOVEREIGN
RIGHTS, aud all that, with "nc glass mag
nilying aud the other contracting To such
extraordinary degrees. we cannot divine
Wilmington Chrmicie.
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Gen. Taylor's Last Letter.-This

ter is received in the country, as in the
cities, with gFea, satisfaction. Since its
appearance we have attended two Wing
meetings, at each Of which the letter was
read. Every sentence was applauded,
and universal qualification was expressed.
II cxalts the Old Hero in the estimation
of honest men Of all parties. The rea-
snns which he assigns for his silence in
Mexico afford fine illustration Of his
thoughtful patriotism. A man so consld-
crate aud fearless in the hour Of peril. and
so PATRIOTIC under all circumstances, com
mends himself to all men, and will attract
thousands to his standard who have never
vet been found in the Wing ranks. A
bright day has dawned, The lowering
clouds are scattered and the Wings of the
Empire State" will come out Of the con-
tes, successfully and unscathed.
Albany Ere. Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-11

GrsANDs' sARsAPaRII.I.A.- In the
wise economy Of Nature there has hecn disinbu-
ted through the vegetable and mineral kingdoms
4 variety Of medicinal substances adapted 10 the
relief Of various diseases; but il is believed that
in no one product Of the earth are SO many paw
rTful sanstiye properties cOmhinsd ~ in Sar:apa-
rilla. Yet. 10 render these latent properties rTac-
tically useful they require development, comhina-
ton. and concentration. In Sands SarsapaIilla
il is believed al these objects have bscn eer:ed
10 the fullest extent. II is pow administered in
general practice % a sure and uniform remedy in
eases Of scrofula lcprosy, iumcr, swelling Of the
joints, rheumatisn, cryapcias, Kings evil, and ey-
cry complaint symptoma,ic Of impure blood. AZ
feciions Of the MUCOUS sncmlrapcs. such as chron-
ic Catarrh. spreading through the nasal passages
into the bronchial membranes Of the throat; also
I.umbage, White Swelling. and Hip diseases, will
be- removed by this Invaluable remedy.
Prepared and sold by 4. B. 4 ID. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street. corner of William,
New York,
sold also BY LONG, WEBB & Co. Hills.
borough, by ALEX. :. WEBB 4 Co. Glover
Garden, Orange, and by Druggists generally
throughout the United States.
Price 81 per bottle. Sir bottles for So.
February |. ST.
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Commissions In the Army. - The

COMMllS3KUIo III III0 AIHIy' - TIC
Washington Union, referring TO the appli-
cations which are constantly being made
for Commissions in the Army, says
Since the discharges which the law re-
CURED to he made on the termination of
the war with Mexico, there is no proba-
biiiIv Of any such appointments being
made, for some time TO come. We learn,
IN inquiry. that there are now attached
to the army tii'y-eighl brevel second lieu.
tenants waiting promotion. Of these, for.
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Wealth of the Candidates,-The N.
Y. Day Book gives an estimate Of the es-
tates possessed by the several candidates
for President and Vice President. 1t is
as follows:
Taylor, 100000 or $4,000; Cass,
81, 100000; Van Buren,, 100000; Fill
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mae. sis.cOO, nu'l.r, faa.00n. and e.
q, Adams, sbr0Hua. i,pslllFs : e#uRe Z
Rua lFss glssR tl.51H,nto. n with his
q lfr Wills IN lhe tEsaanaFE nonHse II a.
I'M. Eann enHaas "a Raa>sFsEaEa- Nc. 40
ans inhrEilrd - az nssEiy sI e his pro-
prIay. Ead Ar. t'ask assaiHd his ahiie
IN lie ssrsirr e ilar gasFTnmeal.
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Free Suffrage.-From what we $

Free Suffrage.-From what we see
in the papers. we conclude there is some
Misrepresentation in respect I" the opin.
ion of the Wings il this section. on the
suhjec, Of Free Suffrage. So far as we
have been able To ascertain the sentiments
Of our friends, we conclude they do not
consider that an amendment of the Con-
s,iin.inn in this respect is advisable. But,
in accordance with their principles, which
acknowledge the sorsrsign,y Of The peo-
pie, they think it hut righ, that The subject
shonId be submitted Ia them. By this
course two objects will he attained. First,
I he will Of the people will be ascer'aned.
,cho alone haze The right TO decide the
question. Second. 1t can then be made
known TO the people whether The leaders
Of the T.ocoloco party really desire such a
change or whether il was merely a hum
bug got mp for the occasion, 10 election.
Ger for Reid.
In this view of the subject we hope the
Wings of The Legislature will bring this
matter to the point. and settle i, at once;
submit. i, to the people and ascertain their
miH; and also to The Democratic party,
and lest their sincerity. NC. Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-11

Caitrl slaifs Wing. lem GoF standing
~ he al lils'laFm-llk paHy-l dFsuF
90 Sc hFRrash my frtt. po ullaer sfil ll.gn
Ibe rOmurDR sal Ofnur glsuTiusas RrIal.iiir.
{ deeiR n tsAe usy diltriia'n fEom "a 0lh-
e. sig han ilsi uhirh slsll inrin.ie -
is aEHEe &C.,. he Hhale thirty saaIs al
eur glorious Iuioa.'
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Wanted Cash! Cash!

THE subscribers are just receiving and OPEN
ing their Fall and Winter Supplies, which
consist of a large and complete assortment of
every variety of GOODS usually kept in our vii
lage Stores.
Their Stock has been selected with care, and
chiefly bought with cash. They are determined
TO make their prices suit the times; and as they
are particularly in gant of Cash, those who have
it may expect great bargains.
Give us a call.
LONG & WEBB.
October 10. 81
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a @ JAR do
October 10.

DR. ]. S. GREEN offers his professional ser.
~ vices to the inhabitants of HiIlsborough and
It's vicinity. He may be found at his office, stu-
atcd two doors east Of Nichols Hotel, and adj
joining the office of Henry X. Nash, Esq.
October 10. ST.
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Homestead Exemption.-The Lrgis.
lainre Of Wisconsin have passed a law
eNempiiRg The dwelling house and forty
arIes Of land used for agricultural purpos
es from execution.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-11

A Coed CLe-llns Mr. John Snuis.
IN employee il ihs fnsinm lease. anA :
furious HunlsE. TersniIy gul up Rsriing
IN Ihe Sixth Ward. IN naannlarlnTe puhlie
opinion. demanding nG tallerior l.awrrnrr
The renewal IL he 0ifire-IsllslrTs un,ssr him
guilty &C Rarnhnm+rs. Mr.. Scasl him.
srli. Il : said. waited HFan ME. l.aWTsnes
with the resolution Al instruction lie
rrPly rsme the nexI dzy-in Ihe E'llow-
in slAapr:
AsN HOsk. I6ih SD lsis.
sir-YnnE srTEires. under The appaina.
menI van hare held frnm me. viii MT l'e
reqnirrd siirr Ills dale. YauF ffiend.
C. W. LAWRENCE. col.
To Mr. Jeus SrerT, Custom Heu@.
This Is a short and a. sxplir;I a. Mr..
Palk'- PASS 20 Santa Anna. and > good
deal marr eTr.iilalle 10 the writer. Mr..
Sr"it viii Pn,b.lly P.nder somewhat
dreply upon lie pernliar sTnse in wh'rll
Mr.. Lawrence subsrEibes himsrlf his
" frifnd." NYcsu.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-10-11
Fatal Rail Road Aceident.-On S

Fatal Ral Road Aceident.-On 81.
turday morning lasi, abou, lO miles from
town, the upward train "n our Rail Road
passed over negro man, me Of the work.
men on the Road, who was asleep on tie
lrark, and cut his head IF. Il was in a
curve Of the Road, where he could no, be
seen until it xas too late to stop the head.
Way Of The train. Wilmington chroa.
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We learn from the last Alabama Bap-
iis', that while the Rev. Mr.. Mathis, a
Baptis, preacher, was preaching at Bethel
church, near Eu,aw, Green TO-. he fell
dead in the pulpit. MIR. Mathis was a
Young mau Of promise. and hid fair To he.
come an ornament to the denomination 10
which he belonged.
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Clarion county. PENNSYLVANIA. hereto
fore one of the sirong.holds of l"c"ioco-
ism, which has always been considered
safe for twelve or fourteen bundled malo.
ritv for I.ocofocoism. has a, last shown
evidence oil q determination I" revolt a.
gainst the party which has done 20 much
To deceive and ruin Pennsylvania. A
number Of the mos, distinguished nemo-
Gratis of tina, county have ,epudla'ed the
Baltimore nnmmees, and are now support
ing Taylor and Fillmore. Phil N Inn.
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outrage Alan MIssISG.--We learn
that on Sunday ihe 2Ilh ulI. an ali,ay
ionk place in Rackf.h village. IN which
stranger. who called himself John or
William Jenkins. was shoekInsly healen.
Ea,ly on Monday morning. warrant WIS
issurd by &. p. Malleil and Colin Nc.
Rae. Esquires. against four men, viz /:
Blackman Ilonesrui. James M"nre, Al
fred Moore. and Douglass P..well. al
whom the Two first named were arrested.
Tie others alsroniad. The examination
of Witnesses, as We learn, disrlosed a most
barbarons and inhuman transaction. and
the Magistrates refused 10 admit the pri-
s0ncrs To bail. on the ground thai jenkins
Was no where Ia be- found. Dilgrnl search
has hcen made Or him or his body. A
report was current that he Vas seen an
I.irIe River. nn his way la Care Greek,
hence he reported himself; but there is
no confirmation al this report.
This notice is inserted partly for the
purpose ii rliriling information as tn Jenk.
ms, il he be alive. Fayetteville OBS.
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A Child saved by a Dog. a fey

A Child saved by a Dog. a few
days since. The family of Mr.. Croioo,,
the dentist. who resides on the corner of
Crown aud Temple streets, IN New Ha-
ven,l missed promising hoy Of the Doe
tors, about four years old. After an I'M.
successful search around the house. the
child was finally found lying drenched
and in state Of insenslhlisy on the edge
Of cisiern which had been accidentally
left open. By the side of the boy. licking
TIE face of his apparently liitless charge
was a large newfoundland dog, belonging
TO DR.. Crnioot. II was supposed that the
child had fallen into Tho cislern. whIrh
was Glled within two feet Of the top. and
been exlrlcated by the noble animal who
vas keeping watch and ward over the boy.
Alter cons lerahle effort the child was re-.
stored to consciousness. lie Immediately
informed his parents tia, their surmlscs
were correct, and that he owed his life To
the intelligence and presence of his faith
ful guardian. who, hearing his outrrIes.
seized him BY The hair and dragged him
from his dangerous bath. Such an animal
! is invaluable. and an apology Tor saving
hosts of worthless ours. n. Haren Pal.
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Z ~" BlF gFsd"stFs htm ,l,F MlI'Ary
Aea 'tmV' hnil - stHHFn aFp non.F, ~ ,,is,
'a'sRrtl ''ilrrFs algasmtad brF,tt lirulrn'
aBas iaT nsfBi,nr.-a-s serrirrs. urarr he
agi nj AiaH-h 81. lsi7. A. aar=nriss ~
rur, Iilssr bErVsl s-lireFs Will he sun,n,is.
slssnrd. and il mnsi b. sam.R rOnsidsEzlae
linz hri,'Er ssy aaher ran Ne arI-ainird.
We irnsi. ihFErl.rf. slaal i Hill h. ss~n
thar he Wisles II hose nov in risII lie.
Hso ssssiEe - adsrPi lie lnllilany Prolus-
sion. rshnnl hr Eralifrd.
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A correspondence has Izkrn Tsare -
tween Ihe Spanish G;asrrunsenI and sIr.
Saunders. thr fniisd SSlsses Minister. e.
sporting Gen. I.nP rs plot 10 deliser t'n-
Ia inin the hands of he Nahkers. The
American Anll,.ssatlnr's explanations are
CONSIDERED quite satisfactory hy tlsr Spsn.
lsh cahinsl. and al the communications
that hare passed hriween his Exrellrnry
and the Minister IL HoErign Anans were
sent home hy him via I.nnalan IrW DAYS
aso. by spectral messenger. SpaniaH1is
regard Cuba ~ Ihe gem If The Spanish
eTown. In IL said Thai Ihr United States
Ambassador Al Madrid has hern sounded
by Naryaaz with a view of finding out.
IN an Indirect manner. whellrr h. Niil art
a. a mediaInr heIWeen ii~rlf and Great
Britain l"r The purpose 81 bringing ahanI
a reconciliation. I.nnl PalmeTsl'n las
expressed his firm determination not To
have any thing more 10 DO with The exist.
ing Spanish Cabinet. ny. Eryre,s.
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iirGH WAnpELI, ESQ.
Sui. was one of the clerks part Of the
time at John Il. Hoh's, and kept enc Of the books
when counting out, and Alexander Clark kept
the other; and when We got through. counted
out the number If votes, with several others look
ing Oh. aud made the number 4s for you. When
CLARK counted several were looking on his hook,
with one Of the Judges, (Mr. Cooley When wG
got through gave mine out to see if my count
and his would correspond, which agreed precise
IL; aud then he gave out his to me, which agreed
As hcfarp. About the mistake, cannot account
for il, unless we all overlooked il, as kept the
books as nigh straight as was capable OF.
PETER FOUST.
August 80, 1918.
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New and Popular Work for Book A.
gents.

An Agent is wanted in every city and comfy
IN the United States, to procure the subscribers
and sell the following elegant work, just publish
ed and ready for delivery:
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Passenger. sailed

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1r ". Ana Csrt. Mrs Faft.tA. ssfoe Pend, h.
frrk. John ,rr. Gs' Poster ne ID rr- .s ss.- 49,
htrk-r Jss ll~tor fntsff. iaars ~ w-.h 90 Psr-
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Hrr11rk. nrfr .n f.e .fre.nfa
In f'sf7lir Ntfs Ia brfHr 81. f.rr..I Frr.ts
s-t~ q shfF sf4rf-s I e Melee R..f.r Nsfr-,
D. sts sol ssftsnt. VI McCarHa0s, So fsa ca. 20
per- @ N-fI.fa. u-H RODE HI Nrs l.f ID - 4
of >nufh Ar@fss Msrls. ID ffEIna.e Nfs.r.
Jo. Nf's, Chts Housao'. fort. a. ''i Ns''sf -
N Nntnes ihonis oven jos carn Hf Nn $500 a
Psfhlrsi o. tnfs1i ha Chis Pie b. tort-n Jss Feet
I'D 10 Iasror. 4 klT~Hs. .I q r...rtf.
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correspondence OF Inc lFphnt
PfuLADELPHt, Thursday Dec D..
There was little more demand for Flour yesterday.
and the market closed firm transactions foot Up about
1900 bbs standard brands AZ 5 per bbl 500 hbs
Corn Meal also sold for export At - 02i Rye Flour
no sales Wheat remains without much inquiry. ana
good Red nominal At lO1c. Corn j. not active the
receipts however. are small a cargo OF new southern
held At 5jc. Oats continue steady a - 2ec. for
Southern Cotton Is quiet to-day. but holders very
firm. In Provisions there il little nothing doing
Groceries firm cargo Of Cuba Sugar sold In pr.
vate bargain Seeds stationary with small sales 5000
pigs ct Lead sold part, ~ 81 3 cash and part - 80
u months to arrive. Whisky In little demand and
600 bbls sold ~ pc
SALES OF STOCKS - First B0dra-lf-0O state js -
1000 Reading kR BONDS. 80 900 Wilmington RR
Bonds, "a. ~. 1880 do ,qt; 300 a. : Loan 6s '65
1919 100 Girard Bank. ili 500 ches and Del Canal
's. o. Fl 80 Wilmington RR 3D. l00 Union Canal
lOt 900 sch Nav. g. 3l sd q $ Bank. 3. I'D Sus
quehanna Canal Stock. ma.
Second B0ard-l5O L. :. Bank :. 6 Commercial
Bank 80, 500 state g. 9O. . Beaver Meadow. II 10
Grard Bank Z 65 Reading RR ~ 1900 Reading
RR Bonds - % q. : Bank 81
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JOSIAH RlcnARDs. Anellne..,

LARGE sALE of 600 SyLEsDiD ssslsls Dor 49,
BANGS, RICHARDS PLATE % Broadway, will 81
THIS EVENING, upward Of COO of ths and besulis
snnuss for sis 10 close gnmens consisting u th@r
Drawing Room Scrap Boos OnedBg of Bsauty Leahelso
Memory, Gems Of Besu'y Rosary ~ Illustrations OslsD
u aezz0tints Snow Flake, friendships Offering Chnsn
keepsake Garland, The Amarsnth Christmas Roses Tts
Ruby. Opal. Christmas Blossoms Gems II ths ses.oe
Pear, &C Also, large snd elegant assOnmen! Ut oss
woras suIisl.e f0r pre.enl.
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Conxress-Mi.eaEe, &c.

In addition 10 the accounts given by our report
and letter from Washington, we make room also
Tor pretty full report Of the debate In the House
Of Represe natives on Mileage, which We copy
almost entire from the Warrington Globe Though
1t may appear like repetition, It will all be read
with interest Without the knowledge or con-
sent Of Mr.. GREELEY, we will venture % say that
the conduct Of certain gentlemen % who made
themselves conspicuous attacking The Tribune
has proved the truth Of the great Hudbrsstic
dogma, that
"No rogue er ielt the halter draw
With good opinion Of the Law
Inst think Of Mr. SAWYER, with s2sl 90 Of the
people. money in ms pocket more than the vast
sam Of eight dollars for every twenty miles be
tween his residence and Washington, kicking NJ
row over the exposure Of the enormity. Jus
look at Mr. PETTIT s insinDation about the credi
bilty Of other gentlemen while he has s546 a.
over the same enormous sum allowed-thus max
ing more by charging extra Mileage than laborinl
man, working every day in the year on canal OF
railroad, can make by honest toil-and Just
admire the impotence Of Mr.. TURsFR Of Illinois
preaching modesty 10 the House, with 1928 40
pocketed IN the same way. These are beautiful
specimens Of impotence. 70 which others might be
added. We will venture to suggest that the Peo-
pie will sustain those who think that honesty Is
not a scott and gibe, against the billingsgate Of
those who hold one hand up for the people and
with the other clutch hundreds OF the public mo
ney doubtiully obtained in charging mileage
through localities not between the Capital and
their residences.
COSGREss YRsTFRDAY.-lt viii be seen by the
Telegraph report that the Mileage was again
brought up by Mr.. GAYLE of Alabama, IN the
House A bill about the mileage Of the Messen-
gers with the Presidential electoral votes was in.
troduced into the Senate, II might be vel to
iegslate for the Members as well as for the Mes
sengers
1t will be seen also that the President has
sent an answer to the House about the imprson
ment oil American citizens in Ireland We pre-
sumo It transmits the correspondence had between
the two Governments on the subject
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W-i1-sfsy ir'i MARGARET sfrr .. t., ... H.
Arr.trorg 81 trei-fh F~sr ni her
Ihs 'r-nts So 0f fta rrfrreff
s-rf ne flrrrs tf-rrHor N r..1ek
tercr ~ Der urfher 10 Ssrcrf
o. l-ih i-s ROBERT. Fn1k.1 80 Cs.tar.s c..
az. q nHrths t
t. hsrt Of Pc ,irs o.. tifs-f re ..srs ID r
s-fl ~ sf1 vhc.f srtt~r .rsfs..r .r. 49,.
o. hlrs1ss rf isa .sf JAMES 4 rry rr'f .ho-.-
- n. q L Wv. u ~ ------L
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~ ALssO CO. wholesale snd retail lea susu
and wine dealers, lo Division, corner of Ednigs snd
30 Grant second block the sowery have .sgs
stock II choice old bottled wines. brandy sb seoch
malt whisky &c Of the mos, cee raied brands r .ss -
me gross dozen Or single bou.e Ai.o % drlHgh geo
ersl assortment u vine, brandt &c OF the Oldest a.
hpesl On aiues 6gE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-29

HOLIDAY pREsEsTs Infants Yogths' and Boys Booss
Callers and Patent Leather shoes Ladies srd hsss.
Slippers bassins, Ties ard Morocco Boots osrtem~'
superior Drsss Boots suitable iOr making Ns~-Ycaf css-
GenlrmsLs Ladies' ami Chdfers Perpetual Gloss Gcss
Oyef.hoe. &C. very quality and 'or sale sihs o~
81 prices by JOHN L. WATKINS,
~ u Ia mon 81
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LET No ONE FoRGIT.-The Grand Compliment
tary BENEFIT for the members Of the Park Tnester Or
cbestrs comes Of night and aside from the
excellence OF its obect presents Csee ADVERTISEMENT
magnificent attractions