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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

The Cholera.-ihec Cholera has reach.
ed Grea, Britain-wrll authenticated ca-
ses are reported al London, Sunderland,
s leitis. Hall and Edinburgh. The dis
ca made its appearance almost cniem-
parane0uslr in Sunderland ard in the low
synG districts below London Bridge. In
both places the first eases were fiInse df
incorporate sailors who came froa Ham
burg. and were attacked by the mala'ly On
The voyage. As regards Edinburgh. the
origin Of the disease Is left in doubt. The
official report Of the Regisirar-GcneraI. in
London. reported 10 cases ap to Satur-
dav. 9Th nllimo. and up 10 "Wednesday
there were 30 eases. III Edinburgh there
had been 25 cases. As The disease is not
stated 10 be Violent. as we have seen ac-
counts of it, Diminishing in intensity as
i, proceeds westward. we have hoprs of
It's either not reaching America at all. or
else in very mild firm.
In the London Gazette Of recent date
there appears an important notification
from The General b ,ard OF Health respect
ing this dreadful epidemic. The Bard
declare il as their conviction that The dis.
ease is non-coniagious; and they Stale
that The preventive measures founded on
The theory Of eontagion. viz: internal
quarantine regulations. sanitary cordons,
and the isolation Of The sick, on which
fnrIneHy The strongest reliance WAS placed,
have hren recently abandoned in all c0nn-
l,iss where cholera has appeared. from
the general experience Of their iueficIen-
AZ. Y "F
Z The advice Of the Board respecting the
use Of drastic (purgaIive) medicine. espe-
cialiy salts of all descriptions. l. iiia, they
must be- abandoned. The document cnn.
lains many iinportan, precautionary dircc-
housekeeping fhe feet and body warm.
avoid,ng damp. foul air. removal Of mni.
noes. &c.. &C.,. and then prneeeds To
q sa ont the first suiy in case Of an at-
taek 49,. II. notwithstanding these preca,i-
,ionary measures. = person is seized sud
eenIy viii cold, goiliness, nlusea, vo'n.t
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

Thinge In Rome.-I.atcly assass'n''
tons and attempted as,assinalions, have
heen OF constant occurrence al Rome. Al
American Bishop was severely w"nnde
and Priest was ulmdpred III the p''h''
streets. The Rev. NJ. fi.arne. iale /"
Nauchc-ler, was stahbed " hiIe taking MI
evenings walk. Int he succeeded IN ar
resting his assassin ~ h. aimed Il sc ""
dow. a@ @s@~ &m~e ""+
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

h.rk, Nm iAihe Fn' h . s'sttl. H. ',L
.Eh'usl sVHhg ~ lhr lsoal, sr.i sals,. 49,.
haTFeaa, quHtly dn5pa'rhr,i isra as 49,,
him 90 shaFe- .l'he shaTk measnr.s .
taesa isn ana Flssrn frrt.
Rlgaoz1l e.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

Eon. n. u. Saunaen-TLr En
ing Psssglsph ham ; l.nnds.n g.r.r,r,.'.
Frd ~ 10 Niasafa. I'll passes 49,
lnr Ne frirn.is sad seqnsinaaness q -.
Minister % Spain:
. by the SpanlsA npAiis ws h,v.
rrirsd iriirrs hnm nnr essss,p,.s....'
Il Madrid asd m ne sIan,sA lr.-,;.. ),
EHmrT n Iir a0sk -. al me ls,,.r,s...
% insi. n Rzy@nrr. c..nsiI. 80 :.
eilrmrnI Vas rie.ied ssaepg llr dinl.,s,
iir r,rrles = Madrid. ~ a lns,.I, $50
had hem s.drrrd la he hnsy or,L. -
ric4n Miaislrf. IN thss e.pi,sL Tr.ss..,,
that The Ams Firan Minislrr nd -, ! -
10 lhe government demanding .,.,g,,.,,..,.
ap' legy and rparsii,n. drrla,ias a,
olhsrwise he would siTiks Ii Gag sna -
Inrn."
The difficulty. however. had he,n -
ranged. u grew nul - IN asirmp, A n.
paI n rrrIaia .fIirisls ID anes, ! CO.,
1.-THE minister. in The p,rssnrr af de ~
dies n hi. hmily. IN isnnsrdia,e .n,.l,
~ Vas maale hy The cahinri. and ,hs =.
qnirrl rHrmPilans grained: IN ad,li,inn a
Sh'rh. the Offending aficials were d..
missed.
d Is slso sia'sd in some Of the p,ne,.
ihaI Gen. SapndeFs had hsrn Engaged n
= negotiations with Spain Iar he purrh,..
Of the Island nf Cuba. anil lhal The G.,
leaked out heeause nf his having hem
obliged. owing 10 his Ignorance II lie
Spanish and frenrh languages. 10 cor.
suit some of The o'hsr Diplomas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

Never at ia the heat If enot;on; E'
reason an.wcr fret.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-08

maaItalad sno.hsf whfh drukk /. hs Ii'opa
b. here VIM suhsF, u muEi hai 10 ~
8 Haumfni heaad thHi lHinEaeaEi0n - - BE-
any lhrg lie 81 FHrasF for rHH,r-
NFfk BEiiisi Dzily EaA
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Important Discovery.

The Washington Union publishes conmuniea- ton from commission of engineers. who were re- qnestei by the Secretary of the Treasury to exam inc into the operation of and report upon, the utl lty of an apparatus for supplying fresh water 10 boilers in marine steam navigation. The commits sion, after giving the results of the experiment. says:
 -'With the ordinary meihod, the level of the water in boiler Is constantly varying from one or both of the following causes the quantity of tho water blown of, the particular extent of opening of the feed valve; whit. the effective operation of the feed pump and neglect of the blow of valve involves tie burning, or an exp osioa the boiler
 "Wlth the neie method these operations are sci aside; thus, blowing ef is unnecessary aud the sup ply to the boiler being first obtained from ii, tbe iransiI being immediat, and the communication in. capable of restrictions for if the condensed water were not taken off by the feed pump the eonden would choke and become imperative flicrc can be no decrease in the level of the water, other tran that isIuS fos. siss vF ws.'. aad seam. Further. the use of fresh water in boiler will extend the term of it's duration from three to five years to seven and nine.''
 The commission recommend that tho Lecar be sen distant cruise, for re purpose of developing the advantages Of the apparatasby continued and extended use
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Repuh,ir of Likeria,

The N York Sun has received eepias of Libe- ria papers from June 10 Oc.oacr, winch eenssin an account of the 0 gaaizaien cf the Republic of li- bFra-- copy of the Consultation adoPtrd, &e. lbe consi in'io is similar to tsai of the uitsi st,tss and is said 10 he writ cn win great ability. Ths first election for President, Vise prsidfns, sena- tors and Reprcs Htstives, take piacs on the first Hssday in 0ctobeT.At hold teif- offices for two years except Senators. who are to be SO cazsi- fed, that sfa the first term. each shall seEve four years. half going out ef office every two ycars- The iegislatnrs is tS met annually on the tifs Monday in Jaauny.
 The bi tn of the new republic was celebrated Nith grelt enthusiasm on the 2ith of August, ahen there was a general cessaii ,H of bu ness, ant a and parade Of the military and inrn nut of The flag of the Uisn was present d to the Cover nor by deputstion of ladic'. It ismlde of silk On sile i1 the blue fed It bears ths niotto If the republic in large letters, ihu' over the stay, "Thc Love of Liberty" under it. Brought us here" On the other siieis "Rebahic Of l.ib'ra." The staff is of rose wood, with gilt heal In form ol sp
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MNpIMTTelrn-.'

f 4
 AsayHsge q slalI c Etlse r,en, asd kVkls bfs.,- kind dte1ai.ed Khsgs issue pf nosSs wkieh a.ss often snsii StE;s of said. sts a,.as ss s-s .G.-
 fAsa'rs--An hHncopa he hoeri.si; where ssnaIl desas of saci ty are given to ears soeirty. The ehanbe wgfcfl bachelors receive cas;Aia iec.ures.
 Miyfof--A JenrIsf Ia wlieh Tins records his tfavels.
 CaRd-The ever-Fenewed hope Of ths wofla.-- Gods problem, waiting maas selutIoa. -sMbHg--An amateur patPer. A lover who is eoutented with look.
 Isaoraau A serpenf which many fos.es, bccaass they suppose is t0 be harmless. A dark placa where poor people are allowed to Erope sboui Ii they han theFaxeivss or somebody che. Ef
 BaeAsi0i A maie who shiFka his regular load -
 Shep-Private interests dt@guis as public utiliIy prison for hitnsef. haiit by of the mAteEis ais hc deals iu.
 Csiisa.- A hermit among nations 4 living toad embedded in stone Pspsr--4s receiver of stolen good.
 Potaie---a bati0sisI h6fEl6i6g Top, wfictr yptIEs tlhe Ieast when tt hams the asoss. Prison The grave where State Doctors baFy t cir urariercd patients NsPstsoa "A naughty boy whe was put in cor ner because he wanted the world to play with
 Ciehszafioa--M Mhnkind's struggle apwaFis, in which millions are trampled ie dest tbat thousands may mount on tlaeir bodies.
 Me'ephy fes-Wcras to st'y tbe appetite ii't iaets ready. Dcasi--A notice served on society for yssF :=.=l. Tarsa--Fe thers Plucked [ om all hir5s to iiae the nests of few.
 M0Hks.--A cowaFi who wont fight.
 .smtriea--Young John Baii working with his coat off Slsep--Thc only thief who bsn fits you by rob ping you.
 Chariiy-oae whom we delight 10 follow, but dreni te fare.
 MIrYioye- Love brought to triuI. Going home by daylight after eoartship's masquerade.
 Cfy--A hnman hive withoat its ho eycomb,
 Soidisr--A live ta-grt sst up by one nation for another to shoot af.---pic.
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Dlsinfsstlas Fluid.

The chloride of zine in solution, is appears from London parer, employed disinfecisnt,i is rspiI- ly gaining the confidence of surgeons, physicians and medical officers throughout England, where it has been used with eminent success in diss cing rooms, the wards of hospitals and in the Royal Ma. ". II has been used in removing the smell and purifying animal substances. and the otor of dead bodies under inse cton; and appears preserve the color and texture of the parts very admirably. Dr. Me'hxen, eminent English physician, mentions q case in which the solution corrected advancing putrescence.
 He believes further, that if will be the means of saving many lives, which are annually lost by woands received in the of dissection, as ha had cut himself several times while dissecting pu- tril body without any bad consequences arising.- il possesses, also the important advantages of not acting on the steel instruments employed, and, when properly diluted, preserves tho subjects of tural history fom puirefaction, and in fit slate of anatomica inspection, after mere than year has elapsed. In hospitals. 1t has been used to prevent contagion, and has the effect to immediately remove any offensive odos that may exist Its influence on board ship in annihilang the offensive smell of bilge water, in destroying eoniagon and in sweete ming between decks, Is shown by the united eyt- dence of captains surgeons, and masters of the roy al navy.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

We have, by the mail last evening, all our Wash ington correspondence, except detail of the pro eeedngs of Congress the l4th. We compile them from the Baltimore Snn
 In the Senate the sia. ding committees were ap- pointed. The principal ones as follows;
 ConsmhtFe oa Foc1gn RelHirns Mr. Seyier, chairman; Messrs. B .nton, Webster, HauHegan and Mangum.
 On FiHaace---Mr Atteiton, chairman; Messrs Dickinson, Clayton. Hunter and Phelps.
 Ca CommeTee.--Mr. Dix, chairman; Messrs Johnson, Brcese. Cameron and John Davis.
 ca NaagfIctures.--Mr. Dickinson, chairman : Msssrs Ashley Gpham. Butler and Clarke
 On Military 4G GIirs,-Mr. Cass. chairman; Messfs. Bentcn Critleadsn, Jefferson Davis, Dix, Badger and Rask.
 On the Jadieiary.Mr. Ashley. chairman; Messrs WestcoIt, BeTien, Butler and Dayton.
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Late from Santa fs.

Intcigence, on the Eth. was received at St. Louis, from Santa Fc, to the 20th October;
 ''Fiiteeh hundred American troops ana twelve pieces of artillery were 10 be despatched against Cbihuahua, and three companies were already on the road, but had halted below Albuquerque, wait ing rciniorccmcnts, as 1t was rumored that the Mex ictiis had been concentrated d; i;i paso The American troops will undoubtedly meet with a stubborn resistance, either t1ere or at Chihuahua. Col. Gpin h1d arrived with his battalion; General Price was at Walnut Hills, and expected to reach Santa Fs about inc lst of Dec.
 '''The command that arrived al St. Louis had s,,f- fered greatly from cold and hunger OH their tedious route from santa re v
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10

'E11r' and fhs claims opF re7p sha,t oh i4srn This, surppse H ltlrFliqn fhst c8neS nsllsf ghe law of usiittts, alsaut which have Fssd b isiie and tA4 iifs so ioAg ago tsSt N.a WIS fFaf x neassF fer. S5iten. aAd haas ny Maker s3As lL had so lstsle tastc oT feedtg more of tsor Any Dihsr tau, tsan r ,eeif but q t4 rcrqlsNi ys feaaing sis Ai- lords more ainnsetbent and more Q tny taste But what recoiIect o the substance of the law of nations s, that they were aimed be based on the principles of ipstiee broad scale; that nations stood somewhat in te relation to each other that in dividuala stand 10 another under local laws, and there being no recognized tribunal before which na- ticns bring their suit for injuries dsne that the resort when justified, is 10 arms and thai the party
 losing the suit in the one case as in the other should pay the costs. The only question, in this case, is was the war iustifablei In 1872 we went to war with Great Britain, of the mighty powers of the earth. having it it. her power 10 assail us more vi tally than any other nation Compare the causes in the two cases. It seems to me thstihe liss of az. gresslons Is longer the side of Mexico. But our sympathies and magnaniniily have been enV0ked on account of the weakness of Mexico. I would ask, sir, whether nation, more than an indl, iiusl, has . right to presume on its weak ness. think, when the conduct of either bse0mes inauerable he should be fiegged and pay for the trouble of whipping him; hut when he learns 10 behave himself make friends which the United Statcs is ready and has shown a vii ingness to do.
 am sure, Mir. President, I have taken up as much of the time of the Convention as ought lo occupy moro than has been occupied profitaby, and thank them for the attention they have given me- and will not de'ain them farther from better entertainment that awaits them In tho speeches of others
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The Post Office Departmrnl.

The B,liimors Ameucan gives the following in- ;crest Post Office statistics from the report oI the Postmaster General:
 Revenue received during the year. S3,gi5.S9n Expenditures during the year, 3,s75. a Excess of receipts this year over the last
 tor l3 10 15-010 per ceat) 45S.603 Diiieiences of .he year, S3.67T Letter postage received during he year. 3,2jt,5l2 Number of letters passing thro' the mail 52I7s ts0 Free letters anmaaily, 5.nO0. 900 Newspapers annually, 5 000, GOO Pamphlets annually, 2000, ,0Oa Dead letters annually, l,s0O. .OOa Post routes annually, lS3, SIS Annual transportatiOns, miles, 3s.0s7 ,sgs Receipts by mail for two years, S7.3so, 900
 The Postmaster General, in the course of his re- port. recommends that newspapers be taxed by weight. and enters upon gave argument in de- fence of this position. The present law; according to the Postsnaster's own showing, will leave sur plus in the treasury next yeas. notwithstanding the @-iinates of the year for Sl,092. .206 and more than qnarter million oi tnis sum tor lne man sIea- Iners.
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-CempllmeRtury.

Ths Delaware County Republican, fierce ieee- raj paper, thus pays his sspecis to the members of his own party;
 she gsist sysieas' defeated the wtigs iii Penn sylyania this fall A rsi hcs ecsi Of sre on whig : haek, moth In his pocket. eating up his specie and notes. is the only thing which makes him spIy enough to know that something bites him. lie may then, probably inquire when election takes place 2
 We have seen rcd hot coal placed upon turtles back io make it move, but never on whig's with out tle MeAicaE war is one. II haseertAIhiy burn, Mr. Clay, and seems to scorch many others.-Log pem.
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Liisi< Rsra. Dee. a7.lssy.

Lifais Rsrk, Dee 25.ls4T. certify, that BRYAN,s REMEDY cared ms of the RHEUMATlss1, and eheeFfulir recem- mead ii to any psrson similarly salcted helissing l. soseTelga Fcns3y.
 JOSEPH UOCCHERTY. certify. that DRYAx,s REMEDY cared nc oi the LIVER COMPLAINT, as1 I willingly recommend il to persons afflicted la lIke manner.
 JAMES HoDCiNS. certify. that BRYAN cared nc ef an Gee- tiaa ef the Liser, and very eheesfsiay reeeaa- isead bis EeHseay ta any afflicted in tAs sama way. WI. BAHRET-T Thts Hasssamisg maa stops st the Mlsaeari Hotel, ia thts eiy--eharges aothsRg t 5ef~sas gro saiisfssd they arc cared. except sesas tst1e shs remedy essSts. Ia shast he ees4ss na ssftsEeases docs he soiieii thsm: has we dsess a Firht for the paklic gced, to state what we tAlnk sf hss remedy in those gsssex.
 The Missouri Hotel uiM be GtlNJ uv wtsh Bashs Stables, &c-, so receive families aaa xrstssnss lsiA spring. aaa tho iassdiords sMs. CaAnxssx wili ase every exer'laa ts give gsasTal sA1izfaesisa sl which thefe ts aet deant Tie ehxsRes of thE, ioass ae reasskahly nsdersas, compared wish as. sioJas establishment ia tho cesntsy Hryaa the kheanstlssn mzn, fas hs is e.lizsi. = ili as~aya be in sfirndaa ee. sa-4w
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ST. Louis, Mo, Dee. 10th. 1si7.

SI' tfpSsof ptO.y bFts AOtis totf CfsHfiemeR:-I havc the honor to acknowledge the receipt, yesterday, of yoar communication of the sth nst requesting n behalf of the citizens of St. Louis and yourselves 10 accept pablic din- ncr at such time as may designate.
 I feel highly graiifed 10 learn that my military services have met the appreciation of my fellow. ci,izcns of St. Louis. Ii anything coad increase the pride feel in beautiful city, 1t Is the ater- ing and generous manner in which yon pleased io notice my services to our common country, cs- pecially at Cerro Gordo.
 ii my efforts during tie war have no; s capsd the honorable consideration of my neighbors and friends in St. Louis, your kind offer shows, feel that nm repaid for whatever pers priyations it has been my duty 10 encounter.
 Re pleased to receive for yourselves and the eit;- of St Louis, my sinceru thanks, for the honor you have so kindly bestowed me by rendering public dinner, and the very compli nentary language in which the same expressed
 d eply regret that my military daiies render 1t impracticable for to accept, as must leave for Washington City immediately.
 have the honor to bc, with much respect,
 Your most ob't servant
 VIM. $. HARVEY, Col. Y. <. \. To Messrs M. Blair, J. II. Lucas, J. C Faon, J. F.. Yeatinan, and others.
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Fresh oveOysters, &c,

E haze j:s. received s..ssh and in prime order--- | 300 cans fsesi. BiItimore Oysters;
 l0g a g~nsffne Safdinest
 I9 |" flssh MaekeraI; rosethsr NSh many other desirable articles fos Chris,mseNimcs.
 On hsad splendid supply of wines and liqaors st the ksr. JOHN HAWKINS. Ashley's brick Row, % P Markham sfreet
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From fas Drtroit Fyee Press.
 Wisconsin Democratic.

At the rscent ceeiiob of delegates 10 the conven- iion 10 form State consultation. the dem,crats would appeor to have swept the beard almost as nicely us did the democrats in this State ai the cent election.
 The "WiseonSiH'--an able paper, too, it is--has the foilowing
 'Of the members sscertained te b. elected, the democrats have ? and the whigs only fsw. Tn. whole constitutional convention consist of G9 mesa- hers, and there is Rot@a doubt that the demo- crats vii have dersipe iaority in that body nnt will frame constitution ma ked by those broad anG sound features of pfogressva aeinoc craey which will commend it to themo 4 fssorsbe consideration of the Intelligent people oI is iseeasia. inc wsE managers have made great efIors to obtain Il con irol of the convenliOp but the people have fortu- ,uatey fsiled them. and placed the eonstitat ona convention in the haads of the democratic party" We reoce ai this result; for it is the guaranty of democratic 'sf rogsesse" State institution We airo "a eiGe that the rsst, when our eastern aud southern sisters wandering stands up to the rack, and maintains the hanor of our country
 We hope 10 s'e the constitution whi sh ths demo- pracy will present moiel State consultation, not bchin the age. We hope it will he "progressive, for we are one of that kiai of democrats. There are fsw constitutions that are not now behind the age, though many were cOnsi4ercd ia advance when adopted
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NWw,M~MW3WC.

W deliver on Wednesday, nexi. pamplsi~t of n pages, ocsay0 Containing list Of Forfeited Lands, s1hjeri 10 De donated t1 actual setisrs, under an ctof tbe General Assembly of the state uf Afkan. sas enled"An act to donate to actual settlers the right the State to certain forfeited aass approv ed 2srd December, lsto. and other acts sappiemsu. tary thereto.
 Prepared at the Auditof's Office.
 Having been at considerable expense in issaias an edition of this pamphlet, we have thoaghspro to secure a copyright
 We shali he happy 10 supply all iemands fnr it by our country friends.
 9t-PIiee--75 cents per copy, Qk9 es.0 % per dos en. REARD0t'& GARRfTT.
 Banner oiifce. Litile Rock. Ssh Sept, IsS7.
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.N6.as5s-a

Further, the comparative sine fthese magnificent domains-occupisd by PopulstiOn scarcely ex- ceeding that of Lancashife with about 31, ,010 600 acres granted, and of these not more than GOO 600 cutivatsdwiil be better understood when 1t is cea- sidered that England and Wales contain only ss 999 6s1 acress Ireland, p 1869, and Scotland. is,O00, ,090--total, 75,599,0io; that the area of Canaia alone s about six times large as thzt of all England and Wales; that New Brunswick is nearly large as Scotland that Newfoundland is larger than Ireland, and Cape Breton and Prince Edward Island fully the size of Wales.
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LrryLr ltoer. Jsn. s. ISIS
..-Tr .,,r9b er rllr l3.AavYa:

,. .p Emrof eF TIE tssAfNHa; ..;, A, sea gnow thc Demoefalie NenF si'lon' ebata ia I.sttssa. f.sssesi a ,esalaiiei
 irsyi thass sAa uaie sssesehm is. Nie a ftrslsa d cs5g afreat iJ fa3sifs supposed the object oi ihs .ese,ui,og mss Y t,,,h the publication of speeches that suPpo.
 s,oro their merits and the extent ot stat s.tea' q ,s;oo embodied ihetein, had cost the speakers z. reflection and some arrangement oi inopgnt n ,. at.eranee 10 those reflections. It did not oc- fas s ina, was ineladed in the spirit ot the re- ,,;,s n beiag entirely sure thas hothiag said de- St .1sS to be digpifed with the name of sptsea- E.,,sd. when was told, ia the evening, \ shat as. S be called on 10 speak, Isapposed that the ob-
 ~,s merely 10 help pass of the time, as the hn- ~" or fine Convention could not go on until the Is.niiiee on elections or credentials of the dsle-
 s made their report the next morning. Feeling ass s,,r hound 10 responi when called upon for a I s.h while regret the supposed necessity, will ~itbhoi copy or the crude remarks rsadess { .q q, now rscolieet them.
 S' - Most respectfully.
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MORE GOOD TMINCs,,,

= CANS Fresh Lobstess. ~k\O 53 Peaches.
 iio [" Cove Oysters,
 ie boxes and boxes smsa sardines; Theoretically scaled salmon. sf~sa peas. coJ6sh, strawberries, pickled iobstess onioas walnats &r, curie powder, Pfestcns extracts of ienu rose ve- na and natiaeg;iilae lsice thae lemon. sssAwkesry and pine apple syrgps. dried Canton giages. pine apple aad English dairy cheese. tongues and ssass., swrcs ehoekolste. SehFeiies and Hsgp chsmpaxas wines. superior f,sh and rye waiskey 10 yesrs cd; cherry cordial. eranhsrfses, pfuH~s. pare grouna black a.j true Cayssae peppers, whits wise vine gsi No. Maekerei fsesh; family herrisxs with ths roe; imperial and ouloosg teas sf superior Qssli- ty, &r.. Ne.
 Ja~f received and for sale. al reduced rrIee., by
 ". ?. OFFICER Et'ie Rock Dee e0, tslT.
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PARisAs FAsHioss--1'he dandies Of Paris, male and female have hit upon singular winter costume The women wear plaid shswis and dark green gloyesihe raen miis grsat coats aud gloves ef the same hue. It is impossible 10 conceive anythng more awfuily ugly than the gloves.