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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
THE THING is DONE!!

Those who do not believe it, are respectfully
desired not to read But Bald.IIcaded persons
may read and test, and have the head covered
with fine, IuXuriant, glossy hair, by the use Of
the Magnetic Hair ResDorcr and Invigorator-
Manufactured and sold by the Empire Company.
Incorporated by the State ct New York, No. l76
Broadway.-Juy 2S, lS49 .Gm.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28

D1. We once knew an editor, says western
paper, who was father of ten children, kept Eve
dogs, three cats, pet bear, and three deuils.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
Syrup

Is manufactured perfectly pure by the Empire
Company, l76 Broadway, under incorpoaion
from the State, for Coughs, Colds, Pain uf the
Side, Lungs. &C it is sure preventive of Con-
sumption, but not certain cu,e after the disease
is once thoroughly seated. The genuine is only
to be had from this Company.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
THE EMP IRE COMPANY

is the only one of the kind incorporated blythe Leg
lsature Of this State as a Stock Company, and un-
der such legislative enaclments as 10 make the
stock always at par, and the Company clear of
Liabilities. Individuals holding any Of the Stock
ofthe Company, will be entitled 10 their pro ratio
amount OF the profits of the business, declared
upon the alIdavits of the Trustees, at the end of
each year. The Company receive their own Stock
at parln, the a!ment for goods at the New York 4,
Ohice 176 Broadway
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
john A. Gamble,

The Pittsburg Morning Post which is alsogoth-
er the best democratic paper in the state, excep-
ting always the one which first named Mr. G AM.
PlE for Canal Commissioner, speaks thus cnthu.
siastically of that good mans nomination. They
are the sentiments Of thepress andpcople through.
out the Commonwealth, We could fill our col
ums with similar extracts, and wish we had space
so to do, but must ferego that pleasure, by pub.
fishing the following as a fair sample.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
TIE EMPIRE COMPANY

Are Manufactures of and Agents for, some of the
finest and most popular kinds of Shaving and Fam
cy Soaps, such as Vanilla, Napoleon Toilet, &c,
Barbers Shaving Soap in bars.
THE GEN NUINE HAYS LlNIMENT,
Balm of Columbia, Hewrs's Liniment, Sphons'
Sick Headache Remedy, the Chinese Celestial
Skin Powder, &C, have been transferred to the
Empire Company, l76 Broadway to whom alt
orders and applications should be made.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28

s~p Col. Tate! we wish we could CO.
nv your last. 1t is capital. Did YOU con-
coct il yourself?- GermGnto'0H 7ele-
graph.
gt-We did, Major FRs.s, "Personally and in
diyiduallyw Could "you have did 1t any better F."
Give Us a lelegraph-ic answer, "Old chap" before
vou set sail on that Editorial Pedestrian EXcur.
sion"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28

Sudden Deah.-A serious accident occurred
on the 25th June, in Madison township, COlum-
bia county, by which young man named JOSIAH
HUNTER, only son of FranciS H,mter, was in.
stanty killed. We are informed that the father
and son were engaged in telling trees and when
they had just cut one down and commenced squa.
ring the butt end, the top of dead pine, which
had been broken by the other tree in its descent,
came suddenly down and crushed the young man
instantly to DEATH His father mirraculously es.
capped the same fate by throwing himself from his
position on the log as the falling tree approach
ed
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
BE sure about V ermifuges /!

Some kill the Children as well as the worms,
and the only safe article that kills the worms and
not the children, is the one made and sold by the
Empire Company, at l7G Croadway.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
ORNAMENTAL AND USEFUL.

The Laundry Starch PoIish is used to give that
peculiar polish 10 collars bosoms and linens, that
nothing else can give; besides, it greatly iacih-
tates the ironing. The genuine has the stamp Of
the Empire Company, No. Ito Broadway
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28

gz.The Berwick SlandarI, whom we recent
" anaounced-thcn On good authory,-as non
est moHln, Is We are pleased to see, alive and
alcking
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
Mr. HARPER, says ;

The enthusiasm of the Democratic par
ty of Pennsylvania since the action of our
State Convention became known is with
out parallel. The Democratic Press re.
Spond to the nomination of Mr.. GAMBLE,
in the most glorious spirit, which removes
every doubt as to his, triumphant election
in October The prospect before us is
truly cheering. There is a widespread
determination that Pennsylvania shall be
redeemed; and when the honest masses
move together, unitedly and energetically,
federalism must receive It's death blow.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28

Mr.. GAmELEs Position. The Lycoming Gaz.
cite, democratic paper published in MIR. Cam.
blc's county, thus announces Mr.. CANDLES posit-
ion and future course:
1--WE have already said, aud we again
repeat, that John A. Gamble, is above and
beyond the control of any faction. He is
a democrat of the Polk school.-having a
mind olhis own. With Messrs. LONGS
TRErH,and PAINrER,he will actin harmony
and for the good ofthe Commonwealth"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20
YEHARLE ANp NASH.

-!hc iasi Standard has luag aFticie
concerning tie respective positions o.
Mcs$rs. V,nahle and Nash /: hut will a
righteousness, which We think tie
Eli or ought TO he above, he caGcsals
from Ii readers HE real positions taken
BY Mr.. Venabe. Why shuall he fear IN
Tell them &c measures which Mr.. Venable
is BY NJ meaIs chary &c unfolding. as
jernier usnr,s inr ,!:s Sau.h, ia the crisis
whicl. he deems has arrived! Way DOES
lie 10. teI! be.n tia, Mr.. VeGablp psapos.
es prar ieal DiSGIiun &c he moGs uf re.
dress which ihe South should adopt
such as Non intercourse with The North.
Coufscalinn Of Northern property in
$ uihern roris, and The clnsing al our
Courts against he suits Of EmIheru men
tar Southern lrbls. Is il herause that
would Re tel!in. his readers Tia; the man
wL" gfaseiy proposes such iI,iags is a
reckless NoiIiiier and nsunianislas In.
s,pad Of This. he saea inia long defence
Of southern rights. when ssr. Nash. of
all men. nessr 'ha'ahr 81 a,lacklug and
fie 3a Nt q sion is, that we
t7flss 7# - -present "a
strFassH sg @aai go aese aggrpssions,
ana lbas hr saslr, rselyes save The
Uomp!" Wtil, aes, G,l say body save
size Ua5ann hy s.giii..g te Southern adj
dress, Do cur Democratic friends, when
they fulninai' their resolutions against The
NiImos rrovifo. and IL favor oi' that !. 4.
dress, saua ne Uai0n2 Suppose We vii
did 50. Wings and Democrats and al.
would that sspe IRE Cnio ? Aud We,
shy: is Tie result Ia which The Editor
cones lie does moi more Than l:.lfrearh
tie question. tie seems 10 admit that
the Un;an csi, in certain event he abaa.
t.oGea--ws insist that /. shall not. in any
even. and 50 DIES Mr. Nash. Now briug
il % the tsst. The North has the Elain.
n v IN 'oagress-ihey pass Tie exclusion
ri siare:y irem the territories. IL thew |
RI, see---" the ianatics aud fre,. soise.g."
- The Standard calls ken. s,.l press up /
10 ss- i..e At,iilianis's ASST! us note
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eoms ere csararnd l.,al - cas- Ess -
ssPsaite-Iissi II raannrr 81 he sgIszlinn
Of he sisye ouesficn slsin.tt Linn. AID
worii. T. lrastd. rsUli IN ) 6ifsnlssisn q.
~ TEinn. ! lurHad ID IienrTsl f'syloT.
Tie smile Nairls anilhsird be frames
had E.sSsed suay. nud Ms snooeedrd hy
Al expression u 6eirrminslian. intgns-
rua nnd uEzih. Ehirllra ne ias1ps,I IN
crIbsssl a psssi,asie dissemination sgsinsl
he sneniss al he uEi"n. 1hrTe nss >
Hnmsiia,y rsuse sri ssrusgl-; he storm
psssri auas; ard he rississEl r-iH,iy
sand. !. No. Gsni.riaen: lhrie is IN danger;
The Union vii be preserved" ia; lhrEs
Was Ihal - ne maHneT n Uhirh hr a.
ifTesl here anias. Ei..rh sam .ird nr llzi
al Was sair IN lsis hands. Tie lovers Of
Prsrr. Il Ihr hmm. II nui Country. msy
~ sf,aitd Iliai llir irsiionus srhrnirs II
AaI;asn AID Southern isna,ics 1i.l BE-
hs.ao5.
Since tie epen and a,oueJ eoaliiiaa
hciursa lie abniiiiahisis II Ohio. NrN
York. i'carreiieu;. Yslinnii. and ether
NSrliesn States. aud lie ,i.nlPrasy ~
sslnss States. u HON we IL The Soul, have
been iae.its Ia bsliess 5ss. natural allies. :
csa Here De stronger instance 81 iniaiua-
lion i!.an i i.Ilasei ~ tie sin,sn, o.
IsFiii.a sl.irh Zen. iayi,T's Admins
i.M.na Is viii ia lie Sonil,i lfIheTs
is any man 10 when NE may trust ouF
l,unF AMI ialsirs,. thai man i Zachary
fa,lnr.
Rniiliere = every reason 10 he,isse ihs,
this qassiion will :. sriile ilsslf" Tie
nniy seriuus dgiIicniiy il ihe extension ~
The v ilmnI Prosiso 10 California. which
viii he seIllrd by tie admission Of Ihal
Territory iu,o The Gnioa as an indeprn.
dent State. b,fnre Congress shall hare
time 10 form Territorial Government.
Shoala il hy sny possibility. moi be 50
settled. The only hope 81 the country is On
General faylnr. Ills position and Po-
pulsrily 1iii enable him 10 cfrcl wlial M
other man can reremph.si. Tie viii DIS.
regard the rlamnrs ~ nlirs men inm both
Sc. ;i..s, I'D claim lie srppo1 af al good
cilscls y ho arc unwilling 10 sacriare Ihe
drsIesl interests ul then country 10 The
demands az fsriiun. And lie will be sus-
lainet. The Wing Paay. standing On lie
broad platform 81 tie Constitution. will,
tie Administration &C their choice. will
defend tiaI Constitution nnd lie Union
agsinsi tie ruthless assam Il of The sisma.
puguss and falslirs, come ,hey from the
Nurll o. The South. Tic great holy III
lie people wi!l raliy nnter ,l,e same bar.
ner. In ihe language If The President.
!" there isno danger, gentlemen. he Unioa
MI b preserved"
AN OBSERVER.
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AN OBSERVER.

/ Ons, and hy 10 means the least. af the
advantages which have followed lie result
uf the Presidential eIeclirn. il The mode
ration md discretion whirh are assured 10
our larign poiiry. and The security which
We may therefore expect IN our foreign
Relations. No reflecling man ran doubt
that. ia these times ofciyii enmmo,ion and
81 general YEAR, when the great principles
az eoyernmsnt are put 20 the arbitration ~
lhs sword, aud when al The nations oI
f:nope are rilker engaged in the struggle
Or ID hourly danger 81 being, drawn inlo
il. The highest policy Of our Government,
i-s lrus inleres,. and s manifest duty, is
peac,. thur neutrality should be guarded
and jelsailed uith The mnsi Jealous ere
We should not suffer ourssl les 10 hteome
,nisn2.e.! Ia the niazes ot European poll.
lics, and ii lie revolutionary and dynas-
iir conflicts which, haze almost converted
the eastern continent into ane great battle
field. Let the people Of Europe scille
their own affairs in their own way. Let
Them adopt such iorms af government as
they ci,ause and as they can maintain. and
irl us canine onr propasanaism nE the
true principles Of government, 10 the gnoi
example Of peace and oii!er which we
hold ont 20 the view IL the Gaiions.
Snrh, every uEe knows, is the policy
of the Administration. Such are lie wise
and jus, views of Gen. ray Tor. and Of Ike
inen whom he has called around him: ard
III Ills assurance every citizen resIs secure
iht lie eeGniry wiIl 6e brought inn no
unnecessary collisions with foreign Pow
trs. Should diilieultirs unhappily arise,
they will be mel with prudence which
Will seek the maintenance Of friendly re- |
laIions, and with a eVnness which will
yield aaihitg uf The naiinaal honor. Eve
" man flels this every man feels thai
we lave President who sincerely desires
peace, vel Win is noi afraid oi war. Now,
wiIl any nen say that this double securi.
", a security balh ~ the honor Of lie
country aia tar lite preservation Of peace.
could DE felt with the Democratic parry
IN power, ellmGring for the extension %
the are. OF freedom. the annexation ef
Cuba. anl the manifest destiny OF this +,
country 10 NEEDLE III the affairs Of all OH. I
81 parts nj the world! Would MOI every
one feel that he Administration. from iis
own i'nPrudence, CT driven hy The clamor
OF iis supporters and The consistency ofl!s
professions. would be in constant danger
oi involving The country in the conflict
which RACES in the old world!
Providence Journck
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srNATonDgNroa AND THE PRovIso.

BENTO.s AND THE PROyIso.
We agree with The New York Evenins
Posi- lhsi 10 pan u Ssnainr Brnl0n's
la,r Stretch II jefferson wlll be read vii.
deeper interest. ~ be more searciingly
scnninized. than Tie following passages. II
which he speaks II applying The !" Prnyi.
81" 10 the New Territories; Sst. IatL
VIII respect 10 the character nT Ills
Prnsisa. iii should be prescribed b Con-
gress iOI any new lerrilnIy, think il will
remain just uhaI i has been for siAly
years constitutional provision. made
IN pursuance 81 The constitution and thar.
being so made. il Is binding upon 81 ;aa.
abiding rilizsns, and thai Us resislanrf hy
iorce and arms. milnarily, unuld hc lrra.
son againsi Tie Unled Slaips. and pun.
ishahle BY death Under the laws OF The
land. With rrspeel - lac exaedienry of
the act. there Is M Necessity for il. and
there are prudential reasons WHY il should
moi be passed. California and New Mex.
CO aIr now free from slavery. both hy law
aud ia facl. and will forever remain free
from il. hath by law and in Isci. As =
general proposition. unnecessary laws
ought moi 10 be passed but if il Is pass
ee. II is IN empty provision. having 10
praeiiral effect Whatever. To make an
issue against il between the North and
South. is unaise. Tor il is an issue about
nalhng, and. On the pan Of the South. an
issue made Tor defeat: Tor Delaware has
instructed Cor il. and that ensures. a majo-
ri,y III the Stnale fnf lie Prosiso. there
being alrcady large majority in the
ioCse Il Representatives instructed Tor
ii"
My personal sentiments are against
The institution Of slavery. aud against us
introduction inn plares IN winch il does
moi exist. lfillere was no slavery il Mis-.
souri, to-day, | should oppose lis rum;ng
ia; il there was none in the United States,
should oppose il coming INTO The United
States a. there is none il New Mexico
or cslii6rnia, Tam against sending il TO
ihnse ielrilnrirs, aud could not vote FOR
snrh : measures declaration which
costs NE but llnlr. lie whole dispute now
hring about The abstract right Of rarl, ing
slaves .lI,ele. without The sgsrcise OF the
right"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20
EXON TEXAS.

The Western Texan, city Of San An.
tonic, 81 the lTh May, gives horrid ac-
count Of the ra,ages of The Camanehes
in The npighborhoGd Of Laredo. where
they murdered three entire families, mum.
herring sixteen or eighteen individuals.
According IL a letter in the Western
Texan, the chuleSa has swept like whirE.
wind over Laredo, leaving scarcely a fami-
" that Is not IN mourning. About two
hundred MeAicans died; the company OF
The Isl Infantry Stationed there lost eigh,
OIL 81 thirty and the Boston Essex MIN.
ing Company barird i've Of their number
q, Laredo.
4 genllman who arrived Al Corpus
Christi duect f,om San Antonio on the
2iih nllimo, reports that the clnlera was
raging AMONG the troops encamped near
that place, the deaths averaging thirty q
day. He also states thai all the iroors
were on iurluugh, meaning, no doubt, That
they had renewed permission To scatter
themselves about the cnnnuy. The die.
ease was alsu prevailing TO an alarming
extent among the citizens.
BY Tie following paragraphs. copied
from The Corpus Christi Slar Of the 10Th
nlIimo, II would appear thai there are 9th.
er drprriatats Oh The Texan frontier boz
sides The Indians:
Since our lasi we hayc heard Of no
fresh depre,lations by the Indians in thus
section. The horses siulenirnm San Pa.
,ricio appear 10 have been taken by band
of Uhi'e ibieu5s, mixed with Mexicans
and negroes. They were pursued by u
patty d citizens, who kept them in view
for len miles. hut being badly mounted
were unable &c otor,ake them.
" Yesterday two MeAicans. belonging
70 Col. Klnaey's Rancho del Oso. were
shot on The west bank Of the Nueees. just
above San Palrir;n. and one nf them. ii is
thought. mortaly wounded. The persons
who shot them are SAID 10 be whites, aud
doubtless bplnng 10 The same gang who
stole Tie horses al san Patricia"
We fake occasion here 10 state that
Telegraphic report nf the murder OF Col.
Kinney, which was extensively circulated
about week ago. had no n,her founla-
lion than The misap?rehenslon Of some
relt sraphiGt.
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tinruiy. an ilfnli II ~ Erw arsaasis--
what's re IeG.a.iyf Men ia.sneunssr.
ConSsrslion. RsrScsalion. ssyf Abnhsta
grnahlr--aa5 lis Slsa.laTd tls1oF-ss lIisa
--pEzrsirsi Dislnionl And liz Siaaissrd
says NJ. Nrnzh.r Il fIfeEesr siiii t.r
pes.r!e e lie Oransr D1sisisl ihsa be hss
eIst ltrn ttfnrr. Mlsst isiFreaarinsi.sn
euu.l NJ. Nah nnnir 10. ihsn list. I
ysnshi- Is rlrrirs. he Te-Pis VII i.ass
pr.no0nrra sgaiasl ~ Cl.lai'i and .es
lie Sisntaid snstIs i iitr Ifmalk
Tie FIJI 81 sln.,:d Il ssndii eipa illls
suij erl---ii mar "a. .r ro.ft.dpP. az n;
of. Tie issue ! sssiaas eae-ani 4
remains iag Mr.. Eenable AM als iIlcuds
Il .l.isl. il terp, importers. ard OIeI-
w..rlasas ssllemrni. ;ifks lAien be :;
81. insecure. nPca Tie lem. cratic patty
rss,s llls responsibility. Mimic Ne have
hiesil IS Ieirad il. i shall never IL de-
sloysl Rcari.k 7i-zs.
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The aaIi RoaS Consentierl-I

IT,
sEolhsf column. eopis1 from lhs cal1iina Watch
mn. viii Il found lie iirs iay's proceedings u
the Rail Road Convention Vhish tsser.bled Il
Salisbury on Thursday lasi. Ws are grasisd
"a lcarn lhsi the ullnost harrnany presalled
throughout The Whole meeting. The sentiment
seemed "a be unanimous that the reaI should be
built and Is /, was ;as opinion 81 gentleman vel
qualified 10 jadge thsi lie provisions Of The ehsr-
ier wOaldbe satisfied BY subscriptions 10 be paid
IN work. &C ioub, was sn:eliaias1 tbs, The mean.
would he abundln;
We shall give he closing proceedings q lhs
Convention in or neat.
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Ans ge. Us this!-rhe New Yo

Answer Us, this.-Yhe New York
Tribune puts one or two hard questions
10 those i.nc"i"cn Editors Who are now
so vehement in Heir Gsnmcia,ions Of pro-
scriptian. Il asks:
Ev what course shall We wha ioathe
this 1natirennlsi oserurn Of pos;maslers,
i!de-waiiers, dc. pu, an end 10 il? fiom
shall We prescribe prescription! You
cannot seriously cnn,end that we are 10
do it by confirming IN Office those who
got thy prescription. thus offering 70 he
champions Of The spells doctrine a virtual
IL The Offices at all times. y heih.
er ,heir party be triumphant or defeated.
How. thea. according Ia your Judgment,
shall we act when IL Pc, 81, - bri.s lie
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CaasTnsxul hsrA 70 ne rrincirsrs an6
pr.clicss al is 4sTlirr and ruFeF daysF
Ti.ese questions uete 6rsi askei so'7e
weeks sea. They have bern FsF~4iesl
fnre. They have noi been Answered.
Although slse opposition papers are pub
lisLirg and rrpuhIishing. sser and over.
ID. ssne Larknryed somPlzjnis aeain.i
Gta. I'sylnl's alleged prescriptions |;
allhough lhsv are rlshifesily in gresl want
Of some nrs iaPir Tor ikrir editorial AMI
rlss sl.heugh lhey mast hsse long since
9rin .nl lie psslrnre n iheir readers
Ei.h their monolonous sud stale diairiiles.
ihsy yri fernpsi0nsly svnia answering
these Fery opporlnne ard pertinent cues
Iions. I'iey object 10 Gsnrral faylar's
Iemavsls. hul cannot tel how ,hey can be
aSnised. 7reaf0a Ge=esls
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

Cholera Preventives. The Ssnai.,.
~ csmmnise Il Nss YoIk have pls.
llslei lie l0llasing:
Re temperate IN ealing ard drinking.
Avoid nav Vegetables and unripe liuii,
Abstain fSs,sn cold waier. n hen healed.
AID ato,e 81 fIom Ardent Spiriis. ana I
hail have rendered them indisprnsshlr.
take much les ihsn ussal. Steep and
rlnihe warm. Do nal slrep o. 81 ID
,lranghl 81 ar. Avoid erlllng AeIl Al.
tend immediately 10 al disorders e lie
bowels. Take no m. dieine without al.
vice."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

He Ia nol believe thai The Union viii
h. ,iissoire,i az Slavery ever be aJ0iisLtd
by sn act ii congIess. l'hr common
sense Il lie nali.n will prevent lie f,I.
mer ii despite u fanatics. and lie sHorg
arms and slaui henns Of the Sonih y III
sa.e as from the i4ilri. Bot. Il silter
ralsmiiy should ever hefall Is. lhe Demn-
cratic Iand.lorlng and Mar.makiag patty
will be responsible fnr IL.
SasanaaA RspuLlecn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

The Repuhlic.-We have received the
first number # this new Wing paper, Published
in Washington city by Msssrs. Gideon & Co.
and editei BY Messrs. Alexander Butt and john
Q. Sergeant. Il is large and handsomely print,
cd sheet, and the editors are gentlemen who have
long been distinguished among the journalists Of
the country. Terms, for tho Weekly paper 81;
for the Tri-weekly So; ard ior the Daily $40 per
snnuni. always in advance.
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An knatsnr practitloaar.-A 4.

IN hN.HtcuI EEdVtAl4U.45I,--a TIT
s.,i rot The medical prnlessinn. but wio
prided himself on lis kna~ ledge of ply
sls. upon one ocrasiun 10 the court III
kings hsnri. Ia convince Lard EIlenbn.
tuugh Of his importance. said. I. Sly lorl.
I sometimes eHploy myself - dortor."
!. Very lissly. sir" SAID In loidslip. dr,
Is. but is any boi'y else fnal enough 10
employ you III thai rsnaeiIJi"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

IN tie hurry Of putting our paper 70 press las,
week. many more errors than usual ia our ejiio-
nal srlislts we're permitted to escape ia part Of
The edition. s,me Of which seem % display great
e. ignorance Of Grammar than we are willing 10
confess IN he notice Of the Small POn. the
name Of M'Adoo. which occurs twice. was spell
wi,hou. The A. The o,hersnors were surh As all
our readers will knog how To correct.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

We would csli attention to The notice in an.
other column, Of the presentation of Billie 10
the Sons Of Tempcrane,. An address viii be is.
livered BY Thomas d. Baily, esq. in behalf Of the
Ladies' and the response will Be delivered BY Thos
Welsh, esq, We also learn that ihcro viii be a
: torch light PROCESSION" accompanied BY the
Brass Band.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20

A communication with The s.snsnr Of " Or
snss" has been receives. The writer desired. il
Il did no, appear IN cur next paper. that We
would maxi. known Cur objections through tho
Recorder We believe that the writer. IL be knew
our objections. would prefer that they should he
made known TO HIM personally; We therefore
request an interview.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-06-20
Health OF Greensboriocugh.-w

lIe gTatifed % lesrn. from The PaToi q Saturday
rhst 10 new case Of The Small Pox had occurred
during The las, week. either in Ii town or eoun.
Try. Al those afflicted were atls to leave their
hls. exesp; two. ard they were believed 10 10