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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01
Brooklyn city Intelligence

MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT AND GRoss Z ARIEL s.Svr,, A
most melancholy accident arising from the effects of
ing last opposite Montague Hall As the little
ofDr Charles ); q. Goodrich (Which peculiarly
titled to than ordinary share Of attsnion) was
crossing Court street near Montague place the
both thigh bones at the middle portion Of each The
little sufferer was imme dately taken into the drug
store Of James w. Smith, Esq, and subsequently, to
the residence OF her agcnised father who doated
the little innocent. IL feared. for some hours
after the accident that the shock to her
would prove fatal but happy to learn that il is
more comfortable since the fractures have
The accident happened at about nine O'Clock in the
forenoon In bread day light and In very wide street.
part of the driver of the omnibus could have caused
the deplorsbe and unexpected accident, which NAV
interesting children We have ever seen She vas omly
arrested
TRrBu1r TO woprp.-The nremen of williamsburvh
are about to present the popular surrogate Of this
county, Andrew b. Hodges. Esq with q service of
plate consisting OF ave pieces, weighing two hundred
and eighty ounces
Iraursr.-Dr Ball held an inquest yesterday, on the
body Of man whose name L. unknown, who was found
In the Flatbush woods lie i've feet eight inches
high aged about fifty i've years aud was dressed in
blue body coat figured vest brown linen pantaloous
coarse muslin shirt, red flannel drawers and brosans
in one OF his pockets was found two phsl Of
lsnosnum' with label upon IL, marked as fellows
" Laudanum poison full dose for an adult, rs drops
No 2s2. Ponel d Van Buskirk. N w. corner Of
harket street Newark" The jury returned n verdict
mat the deceased came to his death by taking lau-
dsnum.
CuRIous CHaser.-A woman, Who could scarcely
navigate, appeared In court on Saturday afternoon
Last aud complained Of q respectable coal dealer in
South Brooklyn, charging him With having committed
ss assault and battery upon her The defendant was
accordingly arrested and brought before Justice Tru
nan Smith, when turned out upen the investigation
OF the case that the woman stealing coal from the
DEFENDANTS premises. when he took her gently BY the
arm and turned Der out ~ the yard The d,fen dant
was honsfaoly acquitted and the complainant sent TO
gsol.
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o 2
HAMBURG 10th Sept 1S49
Capt. Warren Higgins. master of the American bark
"Bohemia,n from New York died of cholera on board
Of that vessel while lying in this port the 18th ult
His remains were inferred in the cemetery St. Cath
rnes Church Of this city the 30th the funeral ar
rangemsnts being in accordance with the formalites
and dignties observed the burial of the most
table citizens Of this country william Bodget nrst
ohhcer OF the Bohemia has been put in command as
master OF the vessel The personal effects of the de-
ceased were surrendered Stephen Higgins his brother
Two or three American sailors have died here Of the
the harbor, and principally bSard vessels from other
ports
B.-The deceased belonged to the town Of Eden in
the State OF Maine Respectfully, your oh't ssrv't,
PHILO WHITE
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The HOrela.

ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Hon. Charles B. Stewart, Albany; VIM g. Harrisou
Baltimore; Hon. Peter N box, Geneva; J. H. NsNsb
Halifax; T. II. Dix, New Orleans George Virtue Lon.
don; Dr. Joseph 3. Outlaw, N. C.; Hon John BRYAN.
Washington; ii Brady, Burlington; II. NJ Bell We |:
J: s. Phillips, Philsdelpbia Captain Bee, Colonel b.
Hugar, U. 8. A William ID Vance, NJ o.; Mr.
Cnvilleir, Montreal; Captain withersn Colonel
Wnherell, Army: Charles Lindsay, Montreal; H.
Msssenert rhiladsphia; j. G Levi, Savannah; Samuel
Peters New Orleans arrived yesterday at the Irving
House.
4 Ellis r. stephens, Virginia; w. Drunnin, Bar
bados, w. j. w. Pratt Hartford; O. A. Keith, st.
LOUIS DR. Rutter, u N; Captain Johnson, IT, g. A;
=. b. Bigelow, Boston; General Totten. Washington:
Rev. Mr. Clingman, N. c., arrived yesterday at the
Aston House.
j L. Mason, Rouss's Point w Butler, Washington !;
7. II. bancroft Boston; q Walker, Washington;
Hon d. B. Turner New York; DR.. Maulsby, u. s. A.;
r. Farquharson, arrived yesterday ct the American
Julius J. Pringls and family, ~ c.; Major williams
u 8: A. aid. de-csmp to Gen. Scott: N. De Armas ane
family, Havana; James Robb New Orleans; p. Ginti-
rss, r. GDtiras. X. Cumpursns II l.. we're among the
arrivals at the Union Place Hotel on Saturday.
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Court of General sessIons.

The October term Of the Court Of Sessions will
commence this morning 1t will be seen BY the
calendar which We give below, that there are seven
tyeight prison cases to be disposed Of Only one Of
these cases is in any way connected with the Astsr
Place riots. That Is the of James Mclean in
dicted for arson. With so large calendar Of prison
presents itself the present term it Is
problsmaical whether the other riot eases will be tried
At this term Of the court however the prosecuting
attorney should be enabled to dispose of these
time de he will probably take up the eases Of per-
sons on bail under charge Of criminal
In the amsntable transactions Of the night Of the
of May
The Cafendar. following is the prison calendar
for which we are indebted to MIR Coschmap the elerk
in the office of the city prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01

LATER PROM YrcATAS.-The brig Melazzo, Capt
Nichols arrived at this port yesterday, from Sisal
whence che sailed on the 9th ut II was reported.
when Capt. Nichols LEFT, that the Indians were
within fifteen miles Of the place, and it was ex
pected that an attack would soon be made The
inhabitants were greatly alarmed, Of course; but
the authorizes were preparing to give the Indians
awArm reception-and they were strengthened by
sCme 600 men from Merida
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The Eq.inoctisi storm-Loss OF a Frene n
snip. and the Britlsh BARK Flora.

We are informed by Captain whts. Of the brig Ala
retta arrived yesterday from velssco Texss that on
his passage he experienced terrible hurricane which
lasted from the 18th to the Goth Of September
On the night Of the goth, in lat 30e 30 lon IS. co.
he TELL In with the British bark Flora Capt Ashby in
sinking condition he lay by during that night and
on the next day Capt Ashby and his crew abandoned
their vessel, and succeeded in reaching the brig In
wbseboat. The Fiers was . new vessel, Of 725 tons
burthen, belonging TO Hull England she sailed from
Liverpool the Goth Of July, with cargo Of railroad
iron salt, and coal bound 20 Charleston, s. c. She
had IL feet Of water In her hold when Captain A. left
her and vent down the 2ist.
Capt Ashby reports that the morning Of the 10th
he passed within mile Of French ship Of about 500
tons burthen, painted dark, with small white streak
her main and miEren masts gone, and in sinking con-
dtion her eolors flying at the ysrdarm and her
crew we're In the fsre.rgging Capt. Ashby's vessel
being also in sinking condition, he could not render
the French ship any assistance, and there Is little
doubt she went down with all hands on board
The brig Panama was spoken by capt white. from
which he learned that the cheoner Brilliant had been
spoken while running for Nassau ~ p having lost all
her rails except the main tryssi during the hurricane
The schr. VIM Flint. Cslso spoken by the Pausma1
passed sschoonsr which had lost her mainmast and
was standing 10 for Cape Henry
The Afreta had several sail. split her tiller broken
and suffered other damage during the gale.
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Malls for California.

The steamship Crescent City will leave this port at
O'Clock tomorrow for Chsgres, ria Kingston jamaica
She will carry the mails for the Pacific They will
close In this city at O'Clock The Ws.sy saS Daily,
Herald can be had at the Office in wrappers to send By
her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01
Sporting Intelligence.

UsIoN CoURsE. l.. illus FALL MrrriNo. The de-
sire % Witnessing the sports Of the turf 10 be
the increase in the community as IL evidenced By the
Interest taatn In the approaching races, aud Ia the
anxiety 10 learn every thing relating 10 them The
horfee having arrived ON Long Island the stables were
visited yesterday by numbers who wished 90 crafty
their curiosity by personal Inspection u their cond-
ton, &c although the day was rather unpleasant.
The appearance q the nags indicates superior cond.
top, al reflects much credit on their trainers The
colts look remarkably we'll particularly Thirteen u
1fumps nom whom much " expected From present
Indicate ms the coming meeting promises 70 aford
ptch nmu.tni,tt and 10 contrblto its f MEASURE TO
IL t4Ua-uilz q Tie season.
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Tho Dollar Herald.

The Dolsr Weekly Herald will be published THE
afternoon Its contents will embrace the interesting
miscellaneous intelligence Of the week. subscrptsn
price 81 per year; six copies for S.
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Nails for EurOpe,

The steam ship Cambria will leave this port We'd
nesday for Halifax and Liverpool mails will close
at halfpsst 10 o'clock The Weekly Hsrsd printed Il,
French and English, will be ready at O'Clock that
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01

PosrsasrER AZ ST.. Loun-Arshibald Gamble, Esq.
has been appointed Postmaster at st. Lon In the place
of John W. Winner, removed. The telegraph, on ss-
iu'dsy last announced NF Gamble as PostRsster a..
Clncinnati- SO error.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01

BALTIMORE, September so, 1849.
The steam saving and planning establishment Iof
Messrs symmes Clarss, Eutsw street, was burnt
down this morning
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From THE East CoAsT or AFRicA.-Csn,. Raj.
lard, OF the brig Margaret Ann, which arrived lsst
night from Mozambique, (whence she sailed an
the 9th Of July, informs us that il had become
dangerous to land on the coast, in consequence of
the hostility Of the Sacklavas, tribe OF natives
some OF the white (FIencb) settlements had been
attacked, and many Frenchmen and friendly m
tyes bad been killed, among them the commander
OF French force stationed on the coast The
watching places were in the possession Of the
e. and u was almost impossible for slaps to
o. cIl.f wood 81 water.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01

Tnr CHoLEnA.-At Bangor, Me from the 22d to the
25th inst there four deaths from oh slsra The
whole number Of deaths from the first appearance Of
the disease, 10 146.
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NEw ORLEANS, September 20, 1e4S
The steamer Americas news received hero YES
terday Sales Of 600 bales of cotton made ct
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TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

News from Fl0Tids-submissi0n or the
Indians.
KEw OaLrASs, September 90, 1S4s.
The steamer Monmouth has arrived here bringing
dates from Tampa Bay Florida, to the 23i inst Gsns
Twiggs had had interview with silly Bowegs, who
agreed to deliver the offending Indians to him at Char
lotts Harbor by the 10th of October
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morning.

DIR. Elliott. Oculist, 53J broadway, in-
ferns his patients that his Office hours 0 to
o'clock on Monday Wednesday and saturday. Mr. H. viii
prescribe for the poor on Tuesday and Thursday.
Wigs ana Teupess --BatcneIor's celebrates,
Wig Factory at No. all street. the only
the city devoted TO that business lie inven, lost
important inprovements anc invites ,xannstop Of
those Wigs and Toupees that ttsasi silver medal At the
Har Of the American Institute Copy the address.
Cheap Cash House.-Jobbers In Auct,ox
Coods-J. rarrel Co, u J.bn street near Broasvav
invite country mners and The city trade " n.p~ss ,hes
elerant stock Of Lace Goods Embroderes and Mlnerv
articles Of every description. ''
The Fancy Fair, No. L Bowery, IL the
most benevolent thing that done for the
classes free picture gallery and museum Of iteratus
We arls thrown u ALL fre brilliantly hshtss All
III ~ y with fun band VI nssic aud police officers 10
ierve order WV
When the Alarm BELL st the city Hall
rroclsms IRE rush to the SPOT and the
report OF the oheapness durat'y beauty ~ he
shoes and Caters, cold Jonts street ha. h.d
effect almost hs powerful and stsrtliu.. ~
Writing Cissses.-mr. Goldsmith No. ase
broadway, trst above the Irving House will .osive
ne,rups every day III week Ladies' Glasses at II and
O'Clock. Centemen's at and clock - nj p,ixa,s -
struetion At all other hours during the DAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-01

LArrR FROM HAvsNA.-By the arrival Of the
bark Childe Harold, Capt. Rich, from Havana, we
are in receipt Of files Of the Gacsta de Ia HaUana
and of the Fhro Industrial, to the 18th inst We
find no news whatever in them. The great Cuban
questions Of the day are not alluded to in the most
distant manner, such is the muzzled condition of
the ureee in that island
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News FROM CALIFoRNA.-The steamships Ala
bama and Falcon are now both due at New Or
leans, from Chaqres, with one month later iutelli-
gcLce fem California.
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NEW YORK HERALD.


JAMES & % DOE ENNETT'
PROPRIETOR AND EDITOR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-08
A Fresh Supply.

lust received, and will hc sold low, paricn-
larry when the cash is offered,
piece Of Oil Cloth for coaches and floors,
pieces Webster Ur6cachcd Sheciings,
30 pieces Bleaehed ditto.
piece Green Worsted Moreen,
piece Canada mixed,
Drab. Canada mixed, and Gold mixed Saiinetis.
/ piece Black French Doc Skin Cashmere,
| piece cd Fancy ditto,
/ piece fine brown Broad Cloth,
piece superiinc French black ditto,
piece black Bonnet Satin,
piece superior black Satin Vesiins,
piece Lead cambfic, 10 piece. Paper ditto,
Cheap Gallicos,
. pieces English .Silesias,
i piece heavy Black silk Fringe,
l6 pieces colorcd Satin Ribbons,
Ladies dark Kid Gloves,
Ladies and Gents white Kid and silk Gloves,
Linen Bohbin, black Alpaca Hose. Merno Shirts,
willie Wadding, black Sewing silk,
Il gross black Stay Binding,
gross Booths Patent Silk Buttons for tflm-
ming dresses,
Violin Strings.
GROCERIES.
rs sacks Cue and ground Alum salt,
10 bags Rio Coffee, bags Lagura ditto,
s barrels Stuarts Steam Refined aud Crushed
Sugar,
barrel and hogshcad Brown Sugar,
barrels Clover Seed, Clark's Matches.
MEDICINES.
Wistar's Balsom Of Wild Cherry, Townsend
Sarsaparilla, Quininc.
Half boxes Raisins, Cheese, and many othe
articles constantly arriving.
LONG a. WEBB.
po.o,,ber So
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sofas. Sideboartls, Bureaus,
Eicdsteads. Tables,

made 81 Mahogany, Marble, Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.
III would insiic attention 10 his make Of Port
able WARDRoRES and BEDSTEAnS, which
canno, he surpassed for durability neaincss, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all per-
sons wishing 10 bus furniture Of any description,
To give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
he intends 10 sell as low as he can possibly afford,
and.his Workmen are oil experienced hands.
lie has now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
reaus. with Looking.Glassess;w China Presses,
two Sidchoarls, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case. and Bedsieads, which he Nill sell low.
-. Timber taken in exchange for Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
=. Persons at a distance, buying Furniture,
can have ii delivered Al their doors, ensured safe,
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks Tor past tayors, and will
he thankful FOR continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February |. ID
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90 Dollars Reward.

T OST, on Tuesday the 5th June inst, at Pro-
- violence Meeting House Cor on the road from
that place 10 my house, Pocket Book containing
S20 OF s25 in Bank Notes; also number of pro-
missory notes payable to the subscriber viz: one on
H. M. G. Strowd for $50 one on John H. Crutch-
field for $40; one on Henry Mcdaniel for SIS ;
ono on ]. c. Turrentine for S75; one on Thos.
Morris for sos; with various others notes and re-
ceipts. win give the above reward for the deli
very of said Pocket Book and contents to me;
and hereby forwarn all persons from trading for
any notes payable to me without my endorsement
or assignment thereon, OF the ohligors from pay
ing them to any person except myself.
SAML. I'll. TURRENFINE.
Aianlance county, n. G. June lS. So
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
BY DENNIS HEARTT !.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, if paid N ad,
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, i not pau,
within three months; or Three Dollars, II delayed
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all arreata
gcs arc paid, unless at the option ofthe Puniissr
Hereafter no paper will be sent to new sun
scribcr out of this state unless payment Is msde u
advance, or some person in the state will become
to the editor and in no case VIII 'i9
paper he sent to subscriber out of the state i0i
more than two years without payment.
ApyERrisEmENTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents er
each subsequent insertion longer ones IN pre-
portion. Court advertisements Twenty-Five per
cent. higher. A deduction of one-third will %
made TO advertisers by the year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-08-08

yHyoRM SPECIFIC!!-M Lane's Nermi-
w fuge! This invaluable remedy for worms,
i rapidly supplauiing III Others, in public esii-
nation. Where il is used il has produced the
hest effects. and driven ont all other remedies. u
is the best they have ever seen" is the remark Of
An who have ever used it in their families.
"TrRE SPRISGs, SUMNER Co. TESS.l
Feb. 10Th, 1913.
AZ Kidd & Col received lot Of MLanc's
ycrniiugc from your agcn, last spring, which
sold gu, in one week, and think could have
sold one thousand bottles by this time, il could
have rot il, but not knowing where to get il, !
had to wait until your agent came around. Every
person that has tried M'Lane's Vcrmiiuge, tell
me il is the best they have seen. In fact, II Is
impossible for any one to say too much in favor
Of M'Lanc's yermiiuge. w. ID. ROBB.
FOR SALE ny
Long & Webb, Hillsborough; ID. Heart, do
Jones Watson & Co, Chapel Hill; !. Moonng
MooringyilIc; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove
Orange County; Moore 4 NOell, Mt. Tirza Per
son County.
FEBRUARY Z. VI
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PROSPECTUS
ron ESIARGISG Ann OTHERWISE IMPROVING
The Raleigh Register.

TEyHIS long established Wing Journal, having
passed permanently into the hands Of the
present Editor. he has determined (provided SUI
licient encouragement be given) upon so enarg-
ing its dimensions, as TO make it contain nearly
Eight Columns more matter than it now does,
and upon improving its appearance in such man
ner as to make If one Of the
Largest and HanGSomea Sheets an he South Z
To effect this object it will require consider
able expenditure in the purchase of a new Press,
new Type, and other necessary materials; and
as we do not intend making any advance upon
the present rates Of subscription, we shall have
to rely solely for remuneration upon accessions
to our list We have issued this Prospectus
with view to the attainment Of this object; and
il is desired that our friends will exert themselves
in procuring US subscriptions.
TERMS:
For the SENT Weekly, s., or 81 so, in advance.
Weekly, So or So so,
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Millinery AND
MANTUA-MAKING.

AVIS. j. WAnDII.L s DAUGHTER, mosi
w respectfully tender their thanks 10 The La
es Al IllllsLoTOueh and is vicinity, ior The very
liberal patvnase ihcy have Ieceisrd 81 theii
hands, ana hope. BY then pIomp, attention 70 b.
.iD.ss. and The neainess ana ~ with which they
execute their work, still 70 nerit and Tecsise Il
hcIal share II patronage.
Thry base Just received their patterns iar me
sPRlss and SrNaER, and invite The latlies g
,aIl aud see them. 81 which may IL mosi salts
fcioy 70 18th parties iobring in lhelr dresses and
have Them made III tic --latest and most fashion
1 able siyle.
~, They have removed 10 The residence Lately
occupied by Mrs. Aske.
April 10. 70
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Notice.

rlY os,isE 4 mesiins hell y he volunteer
I'D oliigeFs ii Meals Store il AiaGnance coasil-
Il, on The sch 4 iuly, Tie oiiicrss q he osh
Brigade IL North caloIina Militia arc requested
10 met Al David Mslanr's, ea the lasi Sstoi,.ay
il Ausnsl. 1912, EoI tie paipors a organising
Volunteer Regiment m sid Brigade. All he
olficers a the Ilawiela Rreimeni aIc Ie .nes,ed
u atisnl.
By lie request Of The Meeting.
ISAAC II. M'ADAMS.
July scih, 1873. 99-sW
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100 Dollars Reward,
The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills.

\ &kO OAAShSSeA VI LSsS@S-O~A N%eeAhAA . tAASi
vESHIS invaluable family medicine, combines
IL more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro-
pcrtics, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eight years experience Of their astonishing
success, VIC have no hesitation in claiming for
them popularity and reputation, unriyaned by
anv other medicine.
They are an eilcctual cure for Jdunaice, Dys-
pepsia, Lirer Complaints. Pturisy, Bilious DIS
eases, Ferer and Ague, and all other Ferers,
Coughs, Colds, Inflammation Of The Lungs,
Rheumatism, Headache, Loss Of dppeiiie, DC.
al P. CHlLDS & Co. Clay, Onondaga
County, N. Y. are the original and only manu-
facturers Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE % Gents per box, of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town, N. G., Jan. 18th, 1919.
Messrs. r. Childs q Co.-Haying witnessed
the good effects Of your Sovereign Balm Pills IN
some two cases Of Fever and Aguc, by the use
Of a single box they were both cured; also the
headache, several cases; and there being none
kept nearer than 10 miles of this place, (that
know of am thereby induced TO write you
for an agency. lst. because believe them the
best pill that know Of, and wish to have them
for family use, and secondly, because am O. ING
opinon that thew would save much suffering from
aguc and fever, and also much expense with en-
ploying Physicians. Yours, &c.
For sale in Hillsborough by ID. HEARTT;
also by numerous Druggists and agents Though
out the Union.
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AGENCY IN RALEIGH.

"A S the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
"A its Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business TO Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal of Notes, and other Bank Bust
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
NAV desire il for the usual compensation. The
Officers of the Bank will decline attending TO hu-
siness Of this kind.
LEOPOLD L. HEARTH.
Raleigh. May l. bV-