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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

TTORrON d BARSCM, 10 Cnsihsnseans have
f1oc lard lsfxs stock Of Ready made Clotninx seA-
BE or ne Casorns usds ADD vii eve psfssa1 49,
Ger 70 oqtsz f,f lnaiv,dssa m sssoAsnoaS. ~ WA
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BOOK TRADE.

ADVENTURES IN THE GOLD REGIONS.
WI Be published Saturday, MONTE. rso 5
AURIFODlSA
OR ADVENTURES ~ TIE GOLD REGToSs-By
" CaSTELL A Sl5LEY, vol y no
10 rhich ih- reader VII h1d slmos incredible Gccour
BY AZ E4sLY .aventarer Ia TIE GOLD RssroSs BY
BAKER scElBNER
5l yi.itw . PARK Row, and rs Ns..sa-.l
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Ling 10 California Oh lud not forget 10 take quantity OF
Stationery Books Cheap Publications. &c al. Of which We
~. ,elng Al the lowest prices from w-llseecled
stock Of ne goods o. H. > btNSh,
81 Chathsm-st. one door below New Wlhsm.st
Guides Haps &c as shove. Jil WIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

EALIPORNIA.-R-sd nis-Se cAuuou, -1n-re az
Y nsny different kinds Of machines md dlfsren sinds
c hinge got FOR The express purpose n 81 lg ~inV
single principle capsule u being brought INTO e.
rect flr the god-cesring purpose We would scvi.e a.
persons going tie god region TO o'k a. al hes- insn
lions. and l.s Of al 20 coms and the scenunc
g0f---tsinirg is1Cr-ssviug se'fsupp yng and drt@N
peliinK machines u ssrs Soy - LOFT Their once
corner OF Arr ana Nss.sus he Once Of The Morn
ing star Msuufscfnrv. Manhattan. plsce igl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

CALIFORNIA.-Person going TO California will nod
Y AAGATE's, 81 Broadway, great variety OF GOODS
itsh. fr the shove climate shirts plain and figured IN
der shirts Drawers Money Belts Body Belts an excellent
article % prevent sicknes and variety OF sucrs 200
numerous to mention. ~ oos
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" American in.tifute.-A specfsl n--ur. a III
institute ~ be he'd ths Repository 50 Brosd..y cor
ner Of A'ihory. 90 Th1rs1sy evening FEB l. al ococr
70 corst- ihe Report - ne specs Committee IL sub
lecf o. location snd buidng flr the REPOSITORY By or
der q he Trustees HENRY MICS, Re-. sec y
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To LD-SEEKERs.-Such persons are referred
10 an advertisement with this title in another part Of
This paper Ii is chance not often offered
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rAIIFOR>rA.-Any honest enterprising ycl'x SIN
y gle q good business talent DESTROYS 81 hing
himself Pc msneDiy and prUflsbly In s.n Francisco ani
c.n be iu readiness before he ION Feb can esn OF
an opportunity Offering great Inducements By addressing
20 erpr.-. lh. Office stating when snd where IN inter-
view nav be obtained H 81
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MARINE JOURNAL

PORT OF JANUARY ST.
MINIATURE aIMASAc.... THIS DAY.
rAs so0s =. WI 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

CALIFcRNIA PEwTER.-Mr. Hart at 8 Burlin
Slip. is crowded with orders for Pewter Plates AM
Dishes Our grandmo,hers used them. and their grand
children are following the example. Articles of Br
tannia Ware must prove servceable for long voyage
and also at.the Gold Region.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

GOLD, GOLD. GOLD. -CHURcH, ELLIS
VI TOMPKtNs, dealers 10 lndis Rubber Goods ~ } onn
Al offer 10 Californian. the best Cod Washer eNtant
blind man working with either hands or fe.t, may wash
oul s 0t0 worth ofgoId sday THIS IS no pub Csliorn
an. ral and ex anime for Yourselves Htus
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rs PURsuIscE q ss orssr ssrsss,s q csssv
ss- fon .o,es asr.sy give. % a. lsssoss ss,y &c.,
JOeEPH G PETLAsOs Of the Cry o. Ssv rors -
he voschsu tbssof % ne sesn
,sr n o4cs ye 20 wsst ne Cay II sev tor
y sra DAY 81 JAY 5sstpsss1 ns. sess .ss -
a. Of J<acay, 10 hAFpoiYu ILL.
81 .avea A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

FIRE.-A fire broke out last night about nine
o'clock at West broadway, in the Saddle and Harness
mandatory OF Mr. Trainer It was extinguished In
short time the stock having been considerably injured
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CALIFORNiA -HIP II On ~, :, n. ,.
fresh Meats LObster- Oysters and SOUPS, hefmeNcAy
can be furnished ln quantities. 20 suit purchasers
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NEW-YORk AND SAN FRANCIrCO As.O-
lNCIArIOS -Nerchan, professors add 0hefs, eau
snsre he prues without rss Of lie, health or .bor
By investing 60 eio. $1,000 j1inf account for
TIE purpose Of irsd, ni5iag &c 10 California Apply
or address o. HOLDEN, Jr. 81 HgdsorsL n Y. 81 IT.
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FAIR.-The ladies Of the free Episcopal Church
OF the Good Shepherd, of which Rev. Ralph Hoyt is
Rector holding Fair as will be seen BY their
sigortisenent AZ their room. corner Of Market and
Monroe for the benefit Of the Church We hope 30
praisewortby an effort will be well remgnerated.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


ITALIAN oPERA--A-STOR PL-AoE-
"WEDNESDAY, Jaa- 81, 1873. vii be prsscied poo
w lr-lgf srsrc Op~rs. IN thr-- sc-s.
LCCRtZlA ROkGiA.
L1crrsis Bofsis >sra Tra Ni-llcrEo so -
Mao Ors1i IS srs Psu Ru.cche.lo. -Ss Psnooies
......Sg Bsuec-.1 Liseroo.. MAJ oon arc
Drke Afou.o.. So Roe Pegrucci......sig Gco-frso
t;uA~tts Sig A Giltie GsIeis.........sik bioodi
Psfcrs o. ADNssiOS-Pueaes snt lot snd ID Tiers "
Amphite-slef = cero TIE sor Once vii - opcu a he
Op~-s House. Astor Pisce. iruu AN 70 Y n ard 81
g.r. Music Store Broadway ant Para place rom
DSPN Door. op~u ~ :; 10 commence ~ precisely
On Fhasy L Gisrsnerio -
DRoADWAy rHRATBK.-ooo, oeec ~ &
ID performance 10 beg'n al o'cloct-Or NtoNt>DAf
EVENING I.u 81 vil be perforn-t
THE COUNT Or MONTECMsTo
Ftuo-t Dsr.-s Mr. Lester CsteruCse ...-... hsdawsy
Mons Nor--l y sch- Peueior. hcpo0A
TIE Ahbe Fsris 1890. goff Mercedes MS Aoooa
F-rr-ut .... Fr-i-ricss Hsyc-e. Mss T" seh
Dr-.s Circle snt Psrcu-I 81 eta FAMILY Cree 40 ap'
ger srr 2Sc, Gsl-ry ~uirsrcs &C Antnoryss - eo
DpHroN,. rHstTgK. CHAhsESssf.
ID WEDNESDAY EVENING January ST. VII ne piayrd'
Mr. Brous hsm Comedy ~
VANITY FAIR
Rawton CrsWlry. Sruu ghsm Joe Set harton
R-beccs ..... A.s Chapman Mrs >-d-y. Mrs ksish,
To cunclut- ~uh HI 81 eta 81
THE CALIFORNIA GOLD MINES
Thsiy ORoode Srou shsr Bdty......... Mss bsroer
Price.-Dre.s Circle ard pscuege - eta. Family Circle
o. Second Tier . cI Doos open sfe.Curtal ris-s 81
Osyra oper ts,'v rom ~ 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

~ ELLIOTT, Ocgliss, SIS Broadway 3infofn q.
nsr-sls Ihsi bis once hours are Gov from ~ 80,
- % Moadsys Wednesdays and Fndsys Dr. z WI
~. ,dytcs 70 he poor Taesdsys Tn1fsdsys eod osi
s.vs from II 70 O'clock. -. --
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

HaLIFORNIas- are beginning end cut hist n
y here are any genuine Gold shers h New orr hey
are 10 ha had - Fr0u'sf up ssirs near bfosdt une
- small sre l..y ~ lbs will be put 10 operation to-day
PIesse ca and see how well 10 works 80 IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

DI-ToI BELTS AND HOLSTERS FOR CALL
L FORNIA-Au siuds OF pslo belts and holsters, travel
krives sheaths sng- sc made Al the
shortest notice by JOSEPH 7. BELL, ls6 fulionst
~ go. oppo. te Church - n
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.rsocntirg % a. s5fo 90 IN ID. agsregae POO n-se
ss.. ~. rv AZ Tor 1873. o. no per 90, tqlA 70
az "a hi and his amounts - over : per cent upoo
- h- a. oefor. Ire agencies Pay BAT Per eeni l-As-
-, v,s snd az as dissrnlnsroc sgsins tie .nsca'ons
r. 1ono.ri-. chartered By other States, no~ having
.y-ncie. 10 ths cRy, ~ fol9~'
- -,--, 8 New Jersey. ..........
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STEAMER EMPIRE STArE.-The hull Of the
steamer Umpire State bias been raised and empted Of
water Her bottom found 10 be but little injured.
She will be taken TO this City 10 be rebuilt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

rkIIFORNIAN~-The change you VIII meet 10 ci-
y mate aud diet produces violent Dys-utery witness every
letter rom The Mines and Isihmus pleasant snd ar
ranel cure q .od a ll Malen--sne up sL.l. w Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-31

y. l. SNOW, Auctiooeer.
UCTJOc sALk-THfe DAY. - eeiesA. p ~
n will bs sold the balance Of Au6s, yicosipes, Robss
&c al tho store 9g2, BleechSst Ladiss embrace this
opporul nity Muas cheap Sale positive 81 IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-10
The Central Rail Road.

The bill for chartering the North Carolina Rail
Road, in accordance with the plan suggested by
Governor Graham, was rejected in the Senate on
Saturday last, BY vote of IS TO 81. The ayes
and noes on this question will be found in the
Legislative proceedings Of that day.
That some works Of improvement are necessa-
nv to revive the dropping energies Of North Ca
rolina must be- admitted by every intelligent
thinking man in the state; and as no plan has
yet boon suggested which appears to be so prac-
ticable, and so general in its benefits and there
fore SO just, as that recommended by the Cover
nor, We did hope that the present Legislature
would cordially adopt his plan, or some one equal
ly liberal in its design. But we have been disap-
pointed. Our legislators seem TO think that the
old mode Of wagoning our produce to market over
bad roads, at an enormous sacrifice, is quito good
enough for North Carolina farmers; while those
Of other states are constantly providing facilities
for their farmers and plantersto get their proiuc
tions 10 n,rket, and seem 10 think that thereby
the; entich The sac. AMI WAC is to b.aa,e for
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-10
CORPORATION PROCEEDINGS.

Marlborough, January 9th, ls49.
Present, Lelnucl Lynch, NJ. p, X. +. Morris
George Laws, VIM. II. Brown, Levin Carmicha
81. o. r. Long and r. Nichols-
Absent, Stephen Moore.
DR.. D. r. Long, in behalf Of tbs committee sp.
pointed to examine and ascertain IL there is any
vacant land on the west side Of Churton street
near tho river, reported that they had performed
that duty, and had cane to the conclusion that
there is no vacant land.
On motion, Stephen Moore, esq. was sppoint.
ed to wait on the Trustees OF the ITilsboiough
Female Academy, aud ascertain their purpose in
relation 10 the said building, and report 10 this
Board.
Ordered, That Richison Nichols he rl'owed fif-
teen dollars (Sl5,) for repairing the street run
ming west Of the Caldwell Institute; and that the
Treasurer pay the same.
Ordered, That VIM. Christmas Henry Cor
man. Duncan Murray, n. +. peasants, NJ. d.
Barloc and James Parks be allowed one dollar
Isl each, for pstroling the streets on the night
Of the Goth Of December and that the Treasurer
pay the same.
f. A. HEARTH, Town Clerk.
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VT HWI5 lWHI<s
GEORGE BANCROFT.
Eighth Of January.

According 10 long-conlinued custom
respectable portion Of The rilzens OF the
llaw6elds assembled on GravelIy Hill on
the 9Th Of January, TO celebrate the ever
memorable ustory al New Orleans. The
Jackson flag was hoisled, and guns were
fred al ,laybreak and al sunrise. After
the company had assembled. Col. James
B. M.Murray was elected President Of
the day, George w. Tate Vice President,
Thomas Squires, jun. Marshall. James
p. Tate and Wesley Miles Gunners, and
James III. Christie Secretary.
After partaking Of the sumptuons din
ner prvided for The occasion, the follow
inc toa.,s were drank. iniersper.ed with
songs By Samuel N. Tale and Maj. Fow-
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CONGRESS.

Neither House sal on New Years Day.
In The Senate. on Tuesday the 2d, and
Wednesday The 81, nothing Of sperial in-
ierest occurred.
On Thursday, private bills occupied
the sitting.
On Friday, debate arose on The rss0ln-
ton calling Tor information as 10 any ne
COLLATION. for the purchase Of Cuba. in the
course Of whirh Mr.. Miller Of N. J. avow.
ed his decided hostility 10 any such pnrI
chase. and Mr.. Fcole replied that Gen.
Taylor was in favor ofSi, and has so DE-
clsred himself. Doubtful. The retolu.
ton was laid on the lahle-24 to 10.
| In the House Of Representatives, on
, Tuesday The I'd. The bill 10 supply def.
cirnt appropriations was considered and
passed.
A bill TO create Board Of three Com
missioners 10 settle claims against the u.
s was debated.
On Wednesday. bill for The govern.
ment Of New Mexico was reported by lie
Committee on TsfriiTfies: and Mr.. Pills.
bury. from The same committee. presented
= minority report, protesting against The
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of Texas, contemplated
in the bill reported by the majority Of the
committee. !.
A Message was received from The Pre-.
sideni, giving his reasons for insiiiniing a
Tariff in Mexico during The occupation OF
that country by The forces Of The United
States. The message is in reply To q re.
solution calling for his'auihorily for levy
ing taxes on The Mexican eoplc. The
message having been read,
Mr.. ifoombs said il contained dangerous
doctrines lie therefore moved 10 re-
fer il TO select committee.
Mr.. &. ]. Ingersoll seconded Mr..
roombs' molten. temarking that the mes.
sage was an able doeulneni.
Mr.. yinlon addressed the House in op-
position 10 the doctrines Of ihs message.
and gave history Of the causes thai led
10 the levying of contributions in time OF
war.
Mr.. Stanton replied 10 Mr.. Vinron.
Mr.. Bolts followed in few explanatory
remarks. in which he took occasion TO
thank Mr.Vmton for The able argument
he had urged in opposition To the presi-
dents views. He concluded by moving
the previous question on Mr.. Ioombs'
moiion--and The House seconded The call
for the previous question. The message
was then referred to a select committee
Of nine. and The House adjourned.
The point in this inquiry ofthe House
was this: that first, the authority 10 levy
this tax on Mexico rested solely in Con-
gres-; and secondly. that money so rollec
ted went into the Treasury. and could not
thereafter be drawn from il, "hut in con-
sequence Of appropriations made by law"
In both these respects, the Constitution
was violated by the "ortlers in council
Of Mr.. Polk. IN The debate that took
place on The motion To print, Mr.. Charles
Jared Ingersoll, leading supporter nf The
administration, declared his opinion 10 be
that the disbursement, Of The money al
least, if not lis collection, was wholly un-
constitutional.
On Thursday and Friday. nothing i'm
poriant.
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d. : 8snaiiiSs saa sssrs~ paEsyi psa ~
Eastern lneuissFs sFlssse he Gssrraof's pisa hs
ssnss 4 ~ss ualaui.lnd 70 b-nsft dc tsogle o
ne kidib saa M-arra pan Oflhe sas,si I<l
Is -. III III MS iniroiOoed b he Hon.
William D. shepsni. ~ Eastern nan and "a.
sOasd ior b Messrs- Asir. Hslsry. J0yner, Sarp-
snd, Nssliinston. siiA other Eastern S~nafors
And shom d Hs fud seting sssin.i az Mes
as Bern, Belheil. Bower. Rrirh. slsd odhsEs. mp
rrsrniing counties IN he We, ana nrar lie line
Of hs Iosd. The Ess,. then. Is nas 10 hsn.e EE
ihis friseiian q TN fOf The ben-ii q The whole
Stale. but more particularly he Wesiern and Md
de Pan; ioT / should b. borne IN ninJ lll1i these
four soies sgairsi il. II cad ar he bill. seuA
have Fassrd i ~ najariiy q four sOies. LrI
he people see 10 Il. and cast csnsure where 4
asoPeriy helOngs.
We have faint hore that . hil for. erniral
Dad viii yet pass, ss motion 70 reconsider pre-
allied, and the ill was rssde lis order Of The ay
sr Thursdsy the lIth inst
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| " was misgoSernrd and oppressed 70 81
equal eKlrnl ailh Anssh csroliHa. IIenre.
Is n@i.sEAl eaRsrqnenre. 10 saae af anI
Sisae onsiluiians furnishes such malk-
"a psoof IL he Jealousy of EKernlire poa-
%. The Governor possesses nrishrF "a
inilialorr Eor veto auilsnEiiy ~ lrgislziinn
and the mere privilege ~ Teconmrndz-
lion has been assEmfd and sanctioned hy
usage. ia imiiaii.n Ofihe course under she
Federal constitution. iaiher ihsn derived
from any provision IN nnr own.
| may be allowed. however, 20 remind
yonr honorable hndy. hist Ilae very OBJECT
and purpose Cor wh,rh our constituents
have clothed you with the Law making
power is. that yan will exercise il for illeir
gaod-fsr The improvement az their rnn-
diliar, iz:siIeeiuai and physiral;-lo for The
desrlnpement Of the resources Of the State:
The increase nf her IFsenne commensurate
with The wants Of Ihe Treasury and lie
maintenance ofihe public eredn:-for per- /,
fecling The system &c Eduralinn sin.ng /
the pr"pl'. and exis nding I'll prudent and |
pn.clieal help in aid Of The agricultural.
manufacturing, and commercial interests 1
Of onT State.
To stand still amidst The improvements
which aggrand:zr and enrich our sister
States, il 10 rerrtlp.
To gaze with wonder on The achieve
menIs nf others and isnnbly do nothing
Tor ourselves. will surely incur The guilt ~
The Improbable servant that buried his
talent.
The people Of the Slsie. generous and
expect you 10 60 something on
Ihese subjects. and i'll sustain your hon.
~ eilnris.
Let. then. pray Won. the mere strata
'eins ard scheme. of party, be slifled BY
he voice Il patriotism which is calling you
. aclion--snd lei lie point nf emulation
'e, " ho shall 90 fanllrsl in Thai true " pro-
ress which improves, enriches and ex-
lis Stale.
To these sentiments. awakened hy the
ccasion which has brought hs together.
have only 10 add. in conclusion, that with
firm reliance upon that Being who is
supreme over all. ! assume with humility.
he obligations imposed upon me hy the
and The Laws-and in their
,iIhinl discharge. according TO the best Of
~ skill and ability. | will consult the
est interest. The dignity and The honor Of
'oith Carolina.
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superior Court Judge.

The Hon. ArGrsrrs MooRK, who had been
elected by the present Legislature Judge Of the
Superior Courts Of Law and Equity in this State,
has resigned his scat on the bench because Of inn
paired hesllh. Judge Moore had The reputation
Of being one Of the shcst lawyers in the state
and during the short time that he filled the office
of Judge. by the appointment of the Governor
and Council, he fully sustained bis reputation,
and won for himself the highest esteem from the
legal profession, and the confidence Of the peo-
pie.
We learn from the STANDARD, that on Tuesday
last, the Hon. WILLIlH II. BATHS was elected
Judge Of the Superior Courts Of Law and Equi-
", to I'll the vacancy occasoned by the resigna-
ton Of the Hon. Augustus Moore. This election
has afforded US great pleasure, and We have no
doubt will be hailed with joy throughout the
state His defeat heretofore, occasioned we pre-
sumo by sectional feeling among the members Of
the Legislature, seemed 10 call forth general re-
gre, from all parties at the loss from the bench
Of one whose uprightness, ability and legal at
tainmcnts had rendered him an ornament to the
Judiciary Of North Carolina.
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EInLSIoBcUGEa 80 60
Wednesday, January 10.

Our readers, We hops, VIII hear with us for the
delay in the appearance Of the Recorder for the
two last weeks, as il has been occasioned by cir
cun,stsnecs beyond our control. We have been
badly treated by one Of our hands, who lsft With
out notice, that WE did NOT supply his place in
time. We hope soon TO get hand that may be
relied on, and this win enable US hereafter TO
be punclusl in our publication. II may be ne
eessary, in order to bring every thing straight
again, for as to publish but half sheet next
week and If 40. we will endeavor to gu il with
the latest items Of news, omiiting miscellaneous
matter, so that our readers may keep up with the
times as far as possible.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-10

- Ne fnns n gah-. lond cheers. aal
oilirr demotsiraiidns AZ iuE.
RE0gLAR IoAsTs.
!. Ihs elh 4 JannaIy-Thr dav Nc
rsishislr Il hul,ar Il 49, .iasiaus yi-sor,
gsined hy Gen. Js.eksnn i.slon Sev az.
lesns IN Ihe yrsr 1873.
2. The mrInniF Il l;en. Washington.
,. Ie ionsiIul,nu Il tie Uni,s,l
Si1irs-As vas he ark n he family a
No.h. 20 my u b 10 lie people ii Ams,
Tiea.
4. Our eOuniry's flag
Tn ihoussnd blsdss 1sull flssh On hisi.
Tea lhoasand swords from se4iAards cap.
And FEnedalns ssns but ssk = die.
That g;aIisss asg fsn sialn % kasp.
;. Our Navy
IA peace o. rar.
Heres - he brave upsB The usss,
The gallaus Yankee aar.
Q. The soldiers of the RerOlulian-
They gained for IS our lileny. may Ne
lhslI sons lorler elerisl, aud p,nlerl il.
!. uur AHny--ln peace. mid rs lie
tess 81 heaven: 10 war. lerible - lie
Ilundrrs.
!. The President ~ iiic Uniied States.
.. t;enrrsl Andrew yacksnn- Max lis
brilliant achievements a. New ORLEANS be
ever k.pi IN mind liz tile SIMS Of lil,erly.
10. General rsylnr. Pre.ideni eleri Of
The uniied Slaies-Msy he administer
lie siTairs II The government economical
y, 81 a. ID be blessing 10 I'll.
IL, The Assembly Of North Carnlins
now in session. Nav u manage the al
flirs Of The Stale according 10 The will of
he people.
IL. The Mexican war-it has iermi.
mated IN unfsding glory and l,nnor To "ur
Country.
10. The ladies' - May They. both in
peace and war, hnd pr"ircIinn.
SoLrNTEEk TOAsrs.
BE- hs President. imeriea-Msy ,he
,lways be ready snd willing 10 sustain
mrs, Il against foreign usurpaiion.
BY fhs Iice President. IInnnr 10 The
Dlste, aud Freedom 10 the good.
By q. G.. Smith. Tie farmers and
- May they continue in the
ascendant.
By foi. Darid Tate. May Gen. Tsy-
or, and The CongFes. which shall be in
iession after his Inauguration. SO order The
IlTairs Of the Government as 10 preserve
lur Uninn.
by The ifdrshal. The Haw6elds Re-
!irnent-May she always obey her coun-
rvs call.
By p. Fourier. George Washington.
hough chlldless, has by his example Civ.
IN 10 The world long line Of illustrious
heroes.
BIZ H. FOURIER. James X. Polk. when
lie reIiIrs from the Presidential chair, may
he carry with him lie good wishes Of the
people, and may his last end be tina. Of
lie righteous.
~ 7hos. Thompson. Andrew Jack
is dead, bul his memory lives in
he hearts Of The people.
~ Samuel ~. Tate. Snccs.s and
prosperity 10 The brave volunteers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-10
SANDS, SARSApARIILA-

Inc iOHOWtnR NestllnOnial from lne agent 10
the value Of the Sarsaparlla in case Of Icpio-
81 will he read with interest by oil similarly az
nicied -
Beaver, Pike co... Ohio, Sept. 4, 1916.
4. b. & ID. Sands-Gents--A man near here
used six hotties of your valuable Sarsspayilla for
the Ieprosy. and has received more benefit from
it than all other remedies CONFINED for six years
past. Il restored hand. leg and foot from sit.
uation that no person would have known they
belonged TO human body, as all appeared TO be
one mass Of purifying sore. His hand, and 9th.
diseased parts are all restored to their natural
size and feeling: are entirely healed over, and his
leprosy cuied. He intends using few more bot
ties to permanently establish his health.
Yours, very respectfully,
G. W. RAYNOLDS.
Price 81 per bottle. Sir hotties for IS.
Prepared and sold BY A. d. & d. SANDS,
Druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner Of Wiliam,
New York.
Sold also by LONG a WEBB. Hillsborough,
by ALEX. s. WEBB & CO., Clover Garden,
Orange, and by Druggists generally throughout
the United States.