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SANDS, sARSAPARnLA.

An eminent Physician in one Of the valuable
works he has published, says: "The doctrine Of
the absorption Of medicinal substances into the
blood, is generally received for j, is capable
Of physiological. chemical and therapeutcal de-
monstration." II is by lis immediate operation on
the vital stream that Sands Sarsaparilia has per-
formed such astonishing cures Of Iilcerous, Etnp-
tive aud Glandular Diseases, and host Of other
malatlies of which infected blood is the iouniain.
The detergent elements Of this extraordinary pre-
paralion, are Transmitted through the communiea-
,ion between the digestive apparatus and the veins
into the circulation, and thereby its neutrazlng
and purifying properties eNpel all that Is foreign
To the composition Of healthy blood. The rapid,
" with which the various indications Of diseases
are removed by this medicine, and its uniform
success, is established by multitude Of altcsted
facts.
Plice 81 per bottle. Six bottles for IS.
Prepared and sold by A. B. & ID. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner Of William,
New York.
Sold also by LONG 4 WEBB. Hillsborougll.
nv ALEX. 5. WEBB & CO., Clover Garden,
Orange, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States.
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The following thrilling narrative is t..
ken from The Ilagers,own Md. News Of
Wednesday:
"0n Thursday night las, the house Of
Nr. Christian Hawbecker. situated in the
Clearspring disiric;. was entirely consum-
ed by fire. The circumstances attending
this calamity are Of painful character.
The wife oil Mr.. II. has. for some years
pasl, been a maniac, from which circum-
stance il became necessary H. keep her
chained, 10 prevent injury to herself and
those around her. When discovered, the
fire had completely envelored her apart
ment. The husband. notwithstanding the
imminen, peril or his own life. deirrmin-
ed upon her rescue. and rushed intp the
flames. By the aid &c an axe her chain
was severed. but by this time escape BY
the doorway had been rendered impossi-
bile By the rapid progress Of the flames.
lie accordingly attempted 10 extricate her
trough the window, and had nearly snc-
ceeded when she broke from him aud fell
backward into the burning building. To
again attempt her rescue seemed sure de-
strucuon; YET the faithful husband fall
tered not. Despite the entreaties and ef-
forts Of the only neighbor who had arriv-
ed 10 witness his calamities, and yet too
late to aid, he determined upon one more
effort. Again. sprlnging through the
window now enreloped in flames he sue
ceeded in reaching The object Of his peri
lous undertaking. A shost desperate strug-
gle ensuetl-it was struggle Of life and
dcalh-but the superior strength Of the
husband triumphcd, and again he appear
ell through the window, this lime bearing
successfully the object Of his devotion and
peril.
.Strange as may seem, The wife was
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The s.REIyLaTuRE.

Tas L-:isainre aljlarneI on Nosday I'D.
IL ar neat sc MI siss The csEaious q lie
LAS
Il haa faa;ls srsn aeriAea ~ il.r Legislature,
ahsi he Lanaiie Asyina Is % 10 locs,ea within
ihroe miles q ne city q Rairigh.
The act 20 incerporase the North carolins Rail
Rosl coMpany. has passed hO,h HOUSES. and b.
come Law. II rsssrd the Senale ~ The casting
s1ie u the speaker. Mr.. Graves u cssNrn. Il
provides ioa the CONSTITUTION q Rail Road from
GOllshaough. b he way q Ralrish and salishu-
" 10 chsda,is. The capital siork d The eompa-
NJ J. u he three mliians two millions 70 be sub
s-ril.rl b. The state, AMI one million BY indisid-
usls.
Thi, bill provides also for The thorough repair
Of the R4leigh and Gasioh Road. and for laying 4
down with heavy r iron; Coz shich purpose hie-
raj terms arc ofIenel % he original Subscribers
Aud an.lcr erslsin contingencies, provision Is H.
81 made Cor extending the road 10 welJon.
The liIl also approPnaies $4,000 or imPros-
ing seuse River. and $4,000 for Tar River;
~s.h money, however. i not to b. paid until ore-
Islians have been commenced on The North Caro-
lins Rail Road.
An act hiss heen passed for The construction Of
Plank Road from FAYETTEVILLE 10 Salisbury. The
capital Of the conpiny j. 10 DO s700 900, three
iiilh. q which is 10 lie takrn BY The slate.
The act proyidins. Tor the improvement, Of the
Cape Fear and Deep rivers above Fayetteville.
iIes the capital Of The company at 100000. the
Safe 10 take two iifthsof the slork. viz $4,000.
A Turnpike Road from Salisbury wes, 10 The
line Of the Stale Of Georsa is also 10 Reconstruct
ed.
These are all important links in nne great plan
Of Internal Improvements. and when completed
will open channel Of easy access TO all tho mar
krts o. the world 70, the vas, agricutural and mi
neral productions Of the State. We hope il will
prove no vain boast Il We say, this is the dawn Of
long career Of prosper;, 70 all classes Of our IN
dusiriens citizens.
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Gold-rIore DlscoverIes-The Wash.

ihglun Glnbe Of Saturday says:
Recent accounts from Chill give infor-
nation of The discovery Of gold mine
near Copiapo, on The coast. and north Of
Valparaiso. which Tor richness. if the nc.
counts be true. fling in The shade even The
Sacramento i. diggings" which We thought
were rather ahead &c al the auriierous re.
gions discovered or di.coverabie. The
gold ore al Copisp' is said 10 yield seven
pounds Of gold out u seven srroja,. which
is equal 10 about one twenly.sixih pari.
This we hold 10 he incredible. or at least
utterly improbable. and ore oftwo things
must he true, we think either thai the
supply Of ore is very limited. or thai lis
richness is greatly exaggerated.
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caIifornla-Another cold ldlne I

The uniun, Of Wednesday. contains an
extract from letter lrom highly intel.
iigenI source. which gives increased in
ierest 10 the cnld region in California;
The letter left Trpic On The 10Th Deem
her last, and Is The lairsl intelligence re.
ceiveh from The west coast.
.TheIe is q late arrival from California
bringing intelligence that region Of gold.
richer Than qny YET known, has been dis.
covered nnrlh of The former place. The
United States sioreship Lexington was 10
leave for The United States. When this
vessel sailed she already had on hoard
s500.NOO in gold dust for the United
States"
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Railroad to the Pacific. = Senator

kallf0du 10 tuS EaCluC, - Senator
Houston introduced into the Senate. on
Monday, resolutions fur The appointment
OF a committee TO inquire INFO and report
upon the expediency of the Government
establishing railroad from some point on
The Mississippi TO San Francisco, across
the countryside FIRST proceeds Of the Cal.
ilornia gold mines dug a, The rate Of an
assessment Of eight per cent. rent, 70 be
applied 10 its construction. They are al
so 10 inquire into the expedienry Of en-
ploying upon The road so much Of the mil.
itary force as may be necessary Tor lis ear
liesi complementary posts 10 be for
mally established thereon Tor the proiec-
ton Of the lives and property Of our cili-
gems. This is stupendous scheme, but
we must say Mr.. Housion's plan looks
practicable, and may lead TO great result.
Raleigh Sfdv.
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MEETING OF THE SOUTHERN MEN.

AeWesphsl ioI VIC Baltimore Parrot.
Washington, January %.
The meeting ol tie Southern members
held last night IN tie Senate Chamber,
continued 10 session till after midnight.
Mr.. Melcall presided, and opposed all
action.
Mr.. King. Of Alshams. from the Gene.
raj comm'rce. reported The address pre-.
p,reh By Mr.. Berrien, in lieu OF The one
drawn hy Mr. Calhoun.
ME-. BerIien read the address.
II is an able one, and appeals 10 ihe
whole Uninn. against The grievances
which the Sonih has suffered.
Mr.. Mason, Of Virginia, spoke against
the address--said il was but petition Ia
the North 10 be more merciiul to the
South.
Messrs. King, Of Alabama, and Foote,
Of Mississippi. supporicd il.
Mr.. Mnrshead congratulated Mr.. Foole
on his patriotic change.
The question was about 10 be taken,
when Mr.. Ivcrsun, of Geo., rose and al
dressed the meeting on The views express
ed 10 Mr.. Morehcad's speech. and drclar-
ed that he (Nr. H. vas for disunion, iflhe
North continued lis present course.
Mr.. Morehead asked him, if the vii.
mot Prosiso were adopted whether he
would go Tor disunion!
Mr.. |. replied. "yes."
Then. said Mr. Murehead. why did YOU
not raise tie standard last session, when
the Wilmot Proviso was enacted, and Mr..
Polk approved iIl
The vote was then taken on adopting
MIR. Berien's add,essias substitute for
that OF Mr.. Calhoun's, and i. was rejected
by one majorily-,hose opposed 10 action
moi voting either way.
Some Of Tie members here left the meet
ing.
The question was then taken on adopt
ing Mr.. Calhonn's address. and it was
carrie,l--ayes 80, NAYS 10.
The meeting then adjourned.
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BRaNDRETil.s PILLS.

To NJ RIsKNErRED.-I'hAlB ranireth's Pills
have stood fourteen sears test ii The United
States.
That ihey me . vegetable and innocent meli-
cine. YET ~ powerful ier The removal d diseSses,
whciher chronic recent, infectious % otherwise.
That lh,y purify tie blacd. and stay HE fur
ther progress Of disease IN the hunan body.
That. N many eases. where the dreadful raw
ages OF liberation had laid hare lissmcnt ard
hons, and where, 70 all Appearance. no human
means could save lie. have patients ~ Tie u,r q
these pills bern restored 10 cool Lsaiih :.tle de-
souring disease having been completely eradiea-
ted.
Dr. BranIrcih's Principal Office, Ell Broad.
way New York.
CT Agents for the ssle 81 Brandrelh's Pills
ID. Hea,it, llilshoTourh.
]. d. M'Dade. Chapel llili.
q. A. Mchane, Mason Hall.
A. Mickle 4 Co., Bineham's School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreck Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, l.inJley's Old Store.
q. Patterson, Pslicrson's Store.
MAY 81.
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Snelter not Cold The Hartford

Times says very large quantities Of spei-
fer solder have been sent 10 California on
speculation. |, lis dropped in water, when
hol, BY which means small scales are
formed. resembling almost exactly the gold
dust or scales Of Feather River. Ii is one
of the vilest cheats Of the day. We are
informed that six barrels Of this slnff were
sent out in one ship from New York; and
also that some has been sent from Hart
ford. The game is to sell this base met
al 10 The gold hunters. as they arrive in
California. The Times says that mas
much as there is lille or no law in Cali
inrnia. il waull he well IL shoe. tho Ias-
Gals guilty Of such fraud.
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Great News. The New York Her.

Great News. New York Her
aid has received letter from California.
containing such astounding news that il is
afraid. il SAYS. 10 publish it, as the public
would consider il hoax. The Herald,
however, gives us an inkling Of il as fol-
lows:
According to these accounts, the extent
OF The gold region on Tie San Jnaquim
aud Sacramento rivers, extends distance
Of so miles in length. by 100 in width.
Iremhrares not only gold, hut quicksilver
IN ALMOST equal abundance, particularly on
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MA R RE d !,

In this county, on Tuesday the 10th inst, by
II. Mcdaniel, esq. MI. Tuonl As MoaRIs, 10 Miss
MlRr AM CRuTcurIsLD. dauther Of Mr.. Hen
~ Crutchfeld.
Ia this county, on Monday The 22nd inst, ly
the same, Mr.. JoHS Ter to Miss ELIzABrTn
BRlpsHlw, daughter Of William Bradshaw, esq
In Petersburg, Va, on the 23rd ult., BY the
Rev. d. p. Wills. Mr.. DsDIEr. NIsEoIs, former
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Later from yalpsraiso. -aola Fever

Idlot HUE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES " cfs
The \. Orleans Evening Mercury has
received by Tie steamer Falcon from
Chagres, news from Valparaiso TO The
last Of November. The gold fever was
raging in that place with great fury, AMI
il is said that neatly all Chill was on its
way TO The FL Dorado. The following is
extracted from Valparaiso paper:
From Copiapn reports have arrived Of
grea, discoveries Of mineral wealth lately
made lherr, Of both silver and geld. The
Mercurio publishes letter dealing the
richness Of the ore (seven lbs. Of gold from
seven arrobas of or.) aud The prices.
which are certainly surprising.
The grand attraction. however, Of late
weeks. has been California. This is the
III Dorado ofararicious expectation. lie
news comes That $4,000 are taken daily
from The wasllings ,l,cre. Such iidings
turn some. heads hitherto renuled sound.
The more volatile AMI floating ,o,aries of
lucre are on the move, or rather ON the
run, for a spo, where the acquisition ol
wealth can be effected with such facility.
From this place several vessels have
sailed already. and others are 10 go. OF
all nations some are going forth. II is
said as many as 400 passports have been
taken OUT already. The widest expec-
iaiions are entertained.
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" Scnators.-Gen. James Shields has
been elected by the Legislature Of Illinois, 10 sue
coed Mr.. breeze, whose tenn Of service viii er-
pire on the 4ih Of March next. The Wings
gave their votes for Gen. WIN. r. Thornton.
Gen. Lewis Cass has been elected United States
senator. by the Legislature Of Michigan. after a
warm contest. A ielctraphic despatch TO the
Baltimore Clipper says the vote was a. to &c.
No less than % democrats voted with the Wing
members against him.
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llillSbOrOugh Brass pand,

FE'IlE Captain ofthc Iisborohgh Brass pand
4 takes this method Of informing The eilz,ns
Of this place and the surrounding country. that
his Band, consisting Of ten picked Musicians, arc
ready al any time 10 attend 10 any call Cor thcir
services. at exhibitions, balls, public speaking,
festivals, celebrations Or sny other Ice ol amusc-
ment where music isrcquired 10 cnli,cn The CONF
pany.
Address the Captain Of the Brass Band, Hills
borough.
January 20 &C.
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Homestead Exemptions,-The Law

Homestead Exemptions,-The laws
Of Wisconsin exempt from execution anil
sale Tor debt about $1,000 worth Of per-
sonal property. besides homestead Of 10
acres, or Il tnwn loi not exceeding half an
acre, with the Improvements on them, to
which no value is attached. Tribune.
The exemption law Of Michigan is
quite as liberal as that of Wisconsin; and
the law is popular III both States. So Far
as il has been tested. il seems 10 work
adyantageously 10 both debtor and credl.
tor. Ii secures to every debtor what is
generally indispensable 10 enable him TO
pay his debts, and does the creditor no
evil. There are, PROFESSIONALLY, many
dishonest men. who avail themselves Of
the law 10 defraud their creditors; but IL
saves muliitudes Of honest men from be-
ing driven into beggary by the hoi-hasle
and cunning Of the avarclous.
Merchants Ledger.
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The Wing members oflhe Legislature
Of Kentucky have met in CAUCUS, and
nominated Honorable Henry Clay Tor Uni
Ted States Senator. A letter has been ~.
ceivsj from VI Clay. IN whirh lie en-.
presses lis willingness 10 srcspi the nnmi-
nation. Ii is understood hat Mr. Clay
will accompany General Taylor on his
route 10 tie seal &c Government.
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Sartain.s Union sraSazinc.-Thi.

Sartain's Union sIagaZiFic.-This
Magazine, commenced in New York, has passed
INTO The hands Of Messrs, John Sartin & Co. and
Is now published in Philadelphia; Mrs. Caroline
NJ. Kirkland and Professor John s. Hart, Editors,
Two numbers have been issued by the new pub
fishers; the February number is now before US.
as embellishments are Of the highest order. The
present number has three highly finished engrav-
iass' :" The First Appeal" John the Baptist
reaching" and beautiful colorcd Tulip; and
SIX handsome wood cngravings. Each number
e'ntans eighty large octave pages, filled with con-
G'Aulions from various popular writer's. Calvin
T. Wiley, esq. Of this state, is among the regular
contributors new novel from his pen will he
commenced in the March number. This circum-
s'ance will give TO the work an additional interest
% MS numerous friends in North Carolina. The
'efms are, three dollars per annum in advance; or
TWO copies for five dollars.
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From tie annual rrinrls 81 he over
seers II he poor 10 Massachusetts. for The
past yesr. i appears ilizr il.e member Of
prisons relieved az sunp.rlei Is lie III
almshnu.es 10 ihe State amounted Il rs.
COS. a an esprnse nfsa.2.7i9.-6. More
than hail III. number srrr made pauqe.s
by iniempefanrs, eillseT u themselves or
oilirfs.
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PhiI.delrl,ia. Oh. I'D. SO.

Philadclphis. Jan. ga. 1879.
Ats meeting held by The students Of lbs Isf
ferson Medical College, relative 10 The sss,h q
A. Columbus Lupelloh. Of Chatham County.
North csrolins, the foiIoHing preamble snd res
oluiions sere sdspied:
Where's ], hath pleased the Almighty in his
allwisc providence 70 tske from smong Us our
much esteemed friend and fellow student, A. Co
LuNsus LUTTIaLoH;
Thrf-r, Rsolrtd. That We deplore the loss,
and deeply .mPalhise With the relations 81 The
decreased, in Tie affection they have sustained in
leins dspli,rd of one in tie flower and bloom d
lie, lhu, suddenly cut down.
Rssolred, That. as token q respect TO the
memory u the decreased, We wear The usual badge
OF mourning for thirty DAYS.
Re,olstd. That the Faculty IL the College he
respectfully requested 10 suspend the lectures for
The day. in order 10 attend The usual rites Of bu-
rial.
Rssofred, That copy Of these resolutions be
sent to The public Ledger Of this city, and the
Fayetteville Observer, and Marlborough Record
Ct, q North Carolina, with requss, 10 publish
them, and that a copy he sent 10 the relatives d
The deceased.
Resolrsd, Ths committee Of three be appoint
ed, 20 invite the students Of The University Of Penn
sylvania, and the pennsy lysnia College. 10 NICE
Al the jefferson Medical College at ~ O'Clock. Il
Join in procession, for the purpose Of paving II,
last tribute Of respect to tho memory Of The dc
ceased.
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SOUTH LOWELL
MAJ AGaEEEgy.

rg'IilS Institution is located in the Eastern part
y OF Orange county, and for health and good
society is not surpassed in the state. II is situa-
ed near South Lowell Mills, eleven miles east Of
llillsborongh The School is under the direction
&c the Rev. JahEs a. DEaS, a graduate Of tho
Wesleyan University, Connecticut.
TrIrIok--PEp Session.
Reading. Writing, aud Arithmetic, $40 GO
Higher branches Of English, IL 50
Latin and Greek, IL 90
The School will commence on Monday.ihe 9Th
Of February. Board can b obtained in good IA
miles at six dollars.
JAS. s. I.EhTHERS. \ 81
ID. &. PARRISH,
A. W. GAY,
JNO. A. MMANNEN,
RICH. BLACENAII..
January 10. 6A-iw
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The southern Baptist Review.

The Southern baptist Reyicyy,is
the title Of a new publication issued from Raleigh
by the Rev. Thomas Meredith, the first number
Of which is before Us. II is quite neatly printed
on fine paper, and contains forty octave pages.
The numbers are TO be issued monthly, at two
dollars per annum. The specimen number is
creitabc to the publisher, and gives promise that
the work will be worthy Of support, and an ex-
tensiSc circulation among the Baptist brethren.
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.hui slisl,tly inlure6. NJ. ". howeFer.
snGerrJ sererfik. liz lad. hands. and
holy we're b4iis buFa,. though We hopr
mi 10 saeh an eKicai Is - render his re-
ro,csy donh!llsl.'
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a @ A n DO

ssRJ. $. GREEN offers his professional SER
ES vices TO The inhabitants OF Iishoiough and
its vicinity. He may be found at his Office, situ-
ated two doors cas-, Of Nichcls's Hotel, and al.
JOINING the office Of Henry X. Nash, esq.
ID tober 10. 5l--
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The Eethoa.st Chrrrh TrorertF

&AI &-LA@s1l-oL lAAAAA ~ ~
cEfst.eE.-Ihe Western Christian Adj
,ora,e and lie Mtlilo,li.I Espnsil,g an
nannre IhsI 'sminrni roursrl hare iesn
rnnsullsd On lie Poasr Il Tie bas.k asrnls
und.r anilsTiiy ai NE General I.anfrr-
enee. 81 submit HE question 81 lie dssi-
sioh II HE 'hnTrh properly n arbitration.
and are aisistd ilhal they rannni legally
Do 80 Hiihoul he runsrnl Of tie Annual
conlernrrs.
Snrh 4, eisian Uss pr,hsf, eaperied
b. HE Suulliern ditisi.n IL The huIrll.
aud lsenrr The commencement 81 > suit
lor The Iseo,rry Of their sl,sTe az The pro-
perry. Preliminary mfasnTes Tor the pro-
secuiion u such sun have. We belisse.
bsrn taken hy he Southern rnmmissiun.
ers. who are nnw IN Washington. II Is
understood il'a. they haze engsgsd Hon.
Reverdy johnson 81 Baltimore. VIM. r.
Nereduhol philadelphia. and Daniel Web.
sler II Boston. with whom viii he assori-
a,ed annllitr. whose name has MOI trans
pred. boz he will probably be selected
from some Western State.
IN " Eca.l
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, Improvement Of Cane Fear and Deep

= Improvement Of Cape Fear and Deep
NVers, = The Report of The Engineer
', VINO recently Irveyed these rivers above
ul,s place, Is an interesting document. II
"i,l pc found on our first page.
IL u be true and we at least have no
knowledge TO conlrovert the Engineers
es'inaie,-tllat the sum Of SlS5 900 will
o op COED navigation from Wilmington
~ou miles 10 the immense mines of Coal
I. ana Iron which are found on Deep River;
va. The head nf that navigation will be
Nih'n SO miles Of the Valley or the Yatl.
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Stray Cows.

TENAKEN up by the subscriber two red cows,
u marked with upper bit il the eit ear. Tho
owner can heye them BY proviag property and
paying charges JOHN TURNER.
January is; 6i-3w
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Pension Agent.-Ws learn from the
carolinian. that Mr.. George M'Ncill of Faye,,e-
vile, has boon appointed Pension Agent for North
Carolina, in place Of Mr.. Huske, deceased.
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i0.-seabury Ford, the Wing candidate.
has hcen duly inauguratei Governor Of the State
of Ohio We hope now tbs, the difficulties in
The Ohio Legislature, are al an end.
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Mes,rs. Brown & Elton. Of Waterbury.
nnnsciicui. mannfariure ixo bsurss II
pins per dss. nun,lrring alaul S.CN0.LOD.
II 81 Tie rate r. ssU0n.UuO per week.
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Virginia Gold. gold mines of
Mrssrs. Ileiss aud Stockton, in Virginia.
are said 10 he very productive. Nine
thousand dollais worth Of gold, tie result
Of five or six days work, was recently
deposited in the mint. Six negroes oh.
tanned thirty five pounds Of lie metal in
one wees; and another account says the
las, days working of the negroes was
worth 1851. This is, truly, The golden
age.
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Mr.. WEBSTER as an Author r.
Webster Is ssid 10 he engaged IN wiring
= history &c Washington administration
-aI least lis ln.nds say -.