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Consumption Cured,


Consumption Nutlug
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TIME ksdiesl Fsrrlty, Is vel - dc .uts.
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cares ns6e daily By this eztFso<dinsrs zs~eifih..
and il Is non sek1o~k<ssd hs nsny 81 ON ns<s
sninen; Physe'sns 10 b< c<iisin and kPeely
eun faF trts'cszsr ronsrnFasn 70 Ne seisf
stages IL has nsen isSonnshosr y Inst s1i-
neni Physaelsn; Df. NOR and = r.nf.xnsly I'D
in The Marine ho*fa'si 81 sssznnsh. os, By Dr.
Arnold me ssn'or r9ssss'sn e ne ho<fissL
The London Lnncrt i1onosA As1Ksa Sc1Bnsi.
Pniihwsils's ksiIo<Ps<is snd ~ eshfr ef tie
Lenscn Mediral joninsis. hsss sroAsn In praise
nsny times al ne surprising snfsas o.
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION
II has been thoroughly iried. not emily in The
Hcspiisl under the charge Of Dr.. Hastings il
London. b1i slso by ell the 6rss phyficisns Of
England. and "a have ioiiy endorsed il - m un-
rissiled remedy in Consumption, end ell oshsr
diseases Of he lunRk The following are . ftx
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DOCTOR LIE ROy's
Sarsaparia and Wild tlfuy
II Mgr PILLS.

IN every instance where fsir trial hiss hesn'
Il made, DIR. lie Roy's Pills have invariably 81
ven satisfaction, silordine permanent relief in all
cases oflndigs siion, and speedy cure for Head.
ache, Bilious and Liver Complaints. Heprihurn,
Acidiiy Of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits, Dis
furhed Sleep. Frequent Palpi,ations, Spasms,
General Debility, Cosiiseness. &c.
They are mild in their operation, safe under
any circumstances, and thousands Of persons can
now bear testimony 10 the benefits to ke derived
from their use.
These pills are superior 10 any ever before die
covered. In all bilious complaints; in general de-
rsngemeni Of the system; in oil disorders which
result from bad state Of the blood, these pills
are sovereign remedy. Price IS cts. per Bon.
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0ss. @ w HOOKER.
HAVING permanently located al HILLSIDE
, rough, Oilers his professional services to the
public.
tspsry .. iS-sw
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made OF Mahogany, Marble, Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention TO his make Of Port
able wARDR0BEs and BEDsTEADs, which
cannot be surpassed for Durability neainess, and
convenience. 8Hd
lie would also invite the attention Of allper-
sons wishing 10 buy furniture of any description,
TO give him call before purchasing elsewhere. AZ
he intends TO sell as low as he can possibly afford
and. his workmen are all experienced hands.
He has now on hand eight fine Dressing Blu.
reaus. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses
two sideboards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case. and Beds,cads. which be will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
80 Persons at distance, buying Furniture
can have il delivered at their doors. ensured safe
for less than they can DO il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors, and viii
be thankful FOR a continuance Of public patron
age.
- HENRY EVANS.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
0aANoE rorErY.

couu Of Pleas srd Quarter Sessions,
February Term. 1850.
IT Is ordered by The Court. thst the Clsrk Of
u this Count cause 10 be published. in the two
newspapers printed in HillsborOugh. that Mon.
day, the FIRST day Of each Term Of this Court,
hereafter. be ssi apart for the Transaction Of coun.
~ Business. Test,
]. ALLISON. {. G. C.
April 9. 81
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Some Barourhes, Bageies, CarryaIls, and Wa
CONS; also Saddles, and Harness Of
different kinds,
PINE LUMBER, AND SHINGLES.
The undersigned will attend to repairs Of all
sorts in their line with nostness and dispatch.
In exchange for the above mentioned articles
will be taken Corn, Wheat. Flaxseed, Feathers,
or good Horses, at market prices.
HURDI.E& HURDL E.
October Is. o.
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DIR. KUHL's
Abyssinian Fixture,

Affection Of the Kidney q Bladder
Gravel, &C., Fluor Alhus, Weakness
and other Female Complaints.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Chapel Hill. Nov. Q, ls49.
Ia. ]. KuaL, Dear Sir.--fou left with VI
some time hack lot Of your Abyssinia Mixture
all of which We have sold. Since our people have
tried. they find il to be Just the article they want
We have frequent calls Tor il. and have none 10
supply the demand. VIII you please send us
another lot Is soon as you conveniently cani
Respectfully. yours. &c.
JONES WATSON & Co.
Castor, n. c. Nov. Is, ls49
Dear Doctor: have sold out all the Abyssi-
MIA Mixture. and il has given entire satisfaction
20 ell that have used il. and made cures in every
instance. Az have several cases under treat
ment, and want moe Immediately. wish you
train, II will come safe.
With sentiments Of high regard, I remain, very
pectfnlIy. G. G. PHGH.
DIR. ]. Kun. Richmond. Va.
AGENTS.
Dennis Heart. p. NJ. HilIsborongh.
Major Thos. Howerion, do.
Col. VIM. T.. Shields. Orange.
James II. Pratt. Praiisburg. do.
James s. Leaihers & Co.-West Point, do
David Tlmsied. Bridge. Way. do.
r. ]. Mitchell. Druggist. Oxford.
Rev. r. G. Maynard. Franklininn.
J. R. & ]. Sloan. Greensborough.
DR.. Wear, do.
Feb. I3. MT I9-6n
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ALAnAScE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
The first Monday after The fourth Monday IN
February, A. ID. 1850.
Jasol Nay. aduiaisfratOr Of Johs' Sfradsr, de-
eeassd, and Elizabeth Stradsr.
against
Hurry .Stroder. Daniel Sfrader, william Sfra-
der. Jims Albright and irifs. Susan. and Lu-
ny Louis.
Petition TO sell The lands Of John strader. deed.
IN this case il appearing 10 the satisfaction
the Court. that Daniel Sirader and William.
defendants in this case. are non residents OF this
State II il ordered by the Conit, that pullica-
ton be made. for six weeks. in the Hillshorough
Recorder, for the said absent defendants TO APP
pear at the next Term OF this Court, to be held on
the first Monday after the fourth Monday in May,
1880. and plead. answer OF demur. or judgment
pro eontesso will he entered against them.
Witness, John Faucet. Clerk Of our said Court,
at Office, in Alamanee. the first Monday aler the
fourth Monday in February, A. d. 1850.
JOHN FAUCETT, C. C. G.
6rsham. April o. 26-sw
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P. Ghilds q Co.'s Oriental or Sovereien
f1 n Balm Pills,

Readthe following from the Hon. N. F. Wins
low, formerly Judge Of the ST. Lawrence coun:
~ courts:
hereby certify, that have personally. and BY
my family. used several boxes of Childs g. Co.'S
Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills. At first used
them with an expectation that they were one Of
those quack impositions so often palmed of upon
the public, but now &c q confidence in saving
that they are an excellent medicine, and should
De kept for use by every family. M
Norfolk, May %, ls4s. '1's "1H.Lo"'
Each box contains 81 pills; price 25 cents, and
Is accompanied with certificates and full dirc.
lions. Ss .,fan eft aa@45 - $50
For sale in Hillsborough, BY d. HEARTT.
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FtUU0h IUT ShIe Of NfHI EsIat'
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that
the defendants are notinhabitants Of the State
of North Carolina; II is therefore ordered. that
publication be made in the Hillsborough Rccor.
der, for six successive weeks for said defendants
10 come forward to the nextterm Of this Court, to
be held at the Court House in Hillsborcugh on
the End Monday Of September next, and plead,
answer or demur to said compliments bill other
wise the same will be taken pro contesso as to
them, and decree entered accordingly
Witness, o. r. Long, Clerk and Master of our
said Count Of Equity, at Office, in Hillsborough,
this 9th day Of March, 1880.
q. f. LONG, c. & Nj.
March 81. Price adv. $500. S7--6w
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Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
EsTABLIsHMENE,

IN dALLSboh1tAls
TyHR subscriber wnuld respectfully return bus
u thznhs % ths public far he pairoaass e.,
tsndsd % he frn Of Hsufhsuoui & Eliot; ana
a. f.r business vii he continued By him in All ~
ysrious brsnehes, THE cd stsnd. be hopes 70 is-
csiys die sane Iibenl patronage.
STILLS, and TIN WARE. ofersry sarieiy
q household use, manufactured in the nosin neat
and durable style'by experisneed wcfknsn, ksPi
constantly on hand, OF made TO ofdet on me ne.
rsasonshleierms. Repairing q ssilis and I'm
Ware done on the shortest notice.
He is also prepared TO attend 70 ell orders Tor
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
GUTTERING, which he engages 70 do In q
style equal for ercelleice and nesfness with that
Of any other workman in the State.
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale %
Merchants and others. and delivered Il their
doors at Petersburg prices.
JAcoB HA6GHAwoUT.
Sept. 90. ss-
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Spring SuppIy

az zsoofs. shoes, DroEans, Leafh-
er. AE.
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BL.qNKSj for Sale at this Office.
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March IL.
STATE of NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NoRrIl CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Caur, of Equity : March Term. 1850.
Ell Carroll and ,cife Sally, Samuel Pool and
wife Pafsey, Nancy anderson, 7aJby House
Right Holloway, Sally Holloway, Harrison
Biaiock and ,cife Nancy, Lydia Holloway,
and Betsey. uifs Of - House. children and
heirs at La,ce Of Polly Holloway.
against !,
The heirs al Lau,.. Lswis House, and Beissy, vift
Of Shepherd Trice.
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CirCaSSi0n Balm,
r. r. HIBBARD 4 co.'s
Carminative Salye.

For the cure Of Felons, Piles Ulcers, Carhuncles,
Ague in the Breast or Face, Esr-schc, Burns,
scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price IS
cents.
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Cabinet Warehouse

YyHE suhscnberrespeetfully informs hisfrierds
Il and the public generally that be hsson hand,
and will endeasor constantly TO keep, ssriety Of
well-na5e Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles, such as.
Sofas, SidcbOards, Bureaus,
Bcdsteads, Tables,
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption can
be cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Com
paint Colds, Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting
Of Blood, Soreness in the Chest, Hectic Flush
Night Sweats, Difficult or Plofnse Expectoration
Pain in the Side, &C., have been and can be
cured.
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Recommended as highly scrviceahle in ell cases Of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Jsundice
aud alIimpuri,ics Of the Blood. Price rs cents
pcr battle
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

Mr.. Abercrombie, of Alabama, who
was one of the delegates from that State
to the Nashville Convention, was pres
eut at Union meeting in Macon coun-
ty few days since. and made a speech,
in which he was very severe on the dis
union objects Of some of the members Of
that body, and on the acts of those at
Washingt who affiliate with them
This is the third or fourth member of the
Nashville Convention from Alabama who
refuse to 90 amy further with them.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13
)ne Of the districts we annex:

THE UNION "GoING BEGGING. =
The Charleston Mercury says:
The Union cannot be saved. 1t is not
worth the saving, though it could be
done by turning OH ones heel. It is a
Confederacy Of sections. not OF States
their bonds Of affection are all burnt
away, and the passions that have swept
on this consuming course now form an
impossible gulf between them, No earth.
ly power can save this Contederacy from
dissolution.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13
TuE STEAMER .GEM.'-One ofthe finest

The STEAMER GEN M'-One Of the finest
steam craft that has been sent out from
our ship yard in long time, says the
Cincinnati Dispatch, is the beautiful
steamer Gem" She combines all the
modern Improvements, and is fitted up
with elegance and comfort for the pas
sencer trade The Gem is commanded
by Captain Lewis Snapp, and is intend
ed for the Arkansas river trade.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

ARR1rAL or THE STEAMER Decentralization e,
October 2S--The steamtr Canada arrived at Hal
flax this morning, at 10 O'clock bringing Liverpool
dates to the 18th, inst
Foreign Mdrkets-Pott & Co.'S circular quotes
better feeling in cotton, the current quotations of
the previous week being maintained. The sales OF
the week amounted to 81, 200 bales the market
closing ste ady. Indian corn and flour were selling
at full prices
The Havre cotton market was firm and tending
upward The sales Of the week amounted to S.
500 bales.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

PHILADELPHIA FIRE.-The citizens of
Philadelphia have contributed $500 for
the relief of the sufferers by the late fire
in that city. The various German musi-
cal societies of New York have resolved
to give grand concert, the proceeds Of
which, is to be appropriated to the relief
of the sufferers in Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

None of the articles on exhibition at
the recent fair of the American Institute,
in New York, attracted more attention
than large gothic arm chair, backed
and cushioned with beautifully wrought
needle work, in worsted, the handiwork
of the daughter of Millard Fillmore,
President of the United States.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

The Chambers (Ala.) Tribune notices
as remarkable fact that, in spite of the
deadly blow aimed at the institution OF
slavery by the compromise measures
which recently passed Congress, the price
of negroes continues to advance. This
is a remarkable fact among ruined peo-
ple like those of the South. How rs it
TO be accounted for!
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

FUGITIVE SLAVE BILL.-The Washington Re-
public of the 18th ult., contains the opinion of the
Attorney General on the Fugitive Slave law
He says there is nothing in any part of the ac,
that suspends the privilege of the writ of habeas
corpus; and that the whole act is not only consti-
tutional, but is necessary for the proper enforce
ment of the provisions of the constitution decar-
ing that all fugitves shall be delivered upon
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

DESCENDING SERIEs.-The New York
Herald editor says, that next TO the Her
aid, "the country is indebted to Clay,
Casss Dickinson. Foote, Dawson and to
Providence, for the settlement of the
slavery question
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13
CAN DID T e $

FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY'
T-We are authorized to announce ,. o. Il
RAINEy as a candidate for Prosecuting Atlo'hey
for the Sixth Judicial District.
uyWe are authorized to announce CaP'' e" ~"
A. LACY, of Union county, as cahdioa,o ~.
Prosecuting Attorney in the sixth judicial o''''''
NPWe are authorized to announce Cen "kAN-
,,soN n RovsroN as a candidate for Prosecuting
Attorney in the Sixth Judicial District
u We are authorized to anho"nco n
w,ourN of Camden. ms a candidate for Prose-
cut;nu Attorney for the Sixth Judicial Circuit OF
Arkansas
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

ORGANIZATION OF THE LEGIsLATURE-SENATE.
--Mr Mccisin having been called to the chair,
and the oath of Office administered to the mem
bers by the Hon. c. C. Scott, the Senate pro-
seeded to the election of officers.
John R. Hampton, Senator from Union county,
was unanimously elected President John NJ
Ross was elected Secretary on the first ballot.
Richard s5earcy was elected Assistant Secretary
on the 18th ballot, and Legrand w. King door
keeper, Oh the 9th ballot.
On motion, the rules of the last Senate were
adopted until new ones were substituted, and the
Senate adjourned
House OF REPREsENraTrvEs.-Mr. Tourney
was elected Speaker on the llth balloting-he
was opposed by Mr.. Tebbetts of Washington Co.
Benjamin r. Duval was elected clerk on the
first ballot, and James F. Fagan assistant clerk
on the Cd ballot. Lewis Sutin of Ponsctt coun-
ty was elected door-keeper on the 5th ballot,
Resolutions of respect to the memory of Wilford
Garner, Senator elect from the district composed
Of Chicot, Ashley, Bradley and Drew Counties
were passed, and the House adjourned.
The Governors Message, in consequence of the
adjournment of both Houses on Tuesday, was
not delivered until Wednesday.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

DEBow's REvIEw.-We have received
from the publisher the October number
Of this able commercial, literary and
scientific periodical. The number be-
fore us is filled with useful and interest
ing articles on manufactures, industry,
agriculture, internal Improvements. CON-
merce, ETC., comprising fund of valuable
information. The Review is published
monthly at New Orleans, by }. u. 3.
DeBow, at S. per annum.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

FLORIDA ELEcTIoN-Th Tallahassee
Floridian says that the Democrats will
have twenty-one members of the House
and tie Wings nineteen. In the Senate
the Democrats will have one majority.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

The public lands given by the recent
session of Congress to various contem-
plated improvements, reached the enor-
nous quantity Of 30,50O.00O acres.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13
standing Committees.

The following is list of the Standing
Committees in the Senate, as announced
bv the President, on Tuesday:
ON the Judiclary-Me McClain,
Burrows, Rector, Clarke and Burke.
Auditor and Treasurer's Books
Messrs. Rector, Williamson. HUE, Wat
Sius and Billingsly.
Militm-Messrs. Chism, Berry, Nc
Claim, DeShongh and Crow.
BaukS-Messrs Burrows, lizard, Huie,
Rector and McCamy.
Messrs. lizard, McCamy,
Maxwell and DeShongh.
Iatelmal Inaprovenaent.-M -Messrs. Clarke.
Burrows, Underhi,l, lizard and Poindexter
IVayS and lMeans-Messrs. William
son, Mitchell, Underhill, HUE and Clarke,
County anil County Lines.-Messrs.
McKneely, Maxwell, Fletcher, Clarke
and DeShongh.
AgrlcuIture-Mes Crow, Fletcher,
Burke, Mitchell and Chism.
App0rtio7anent- -Messrs. Clarke, HUE,
Rector, McKneely, Watkins and Under
bill.
Public Roads.-Messrs Berry, Ellis,
Maxwell, Burke and Crow.
Enrolled BMs.-Messrs. Mitchell,
Berry, Crow, Watkins and Chism.
ELectious.- .-Messrs. Watkins, Fletcher,
BillngsIy, Williamson and McKneely.
Public Printing -Messrs Poindexter,
Clarke, Burrows, Williamson and Crow.
Pemiteuiary.-Messrs. HUE, McClain,
Fletcher, Rector and lizard.
Claims. Messrs. Simpson, Maxwell,
Billingsly, Berry and Mckneely.
Messrs Burke, Billingsly,
Ellis, Crow and Fletcher.
Public Buiidings.-Messrs. McCamy,
Williamson, Simpson, Burke and Bur
rows.
Public E.cpeuditures-Messrs. Bill
lingsly, Ellis, Burke, Simpson and Under
hill.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

FREE NEGROES. notice in the
proceedings of the House on Tuesday,
the 5th inst, that Mr. Stewart, of Craw-
ford county, gave notice that he would
on Monday introduce a bill for the re-
moval of all free negroes beyond the
limits of the State. Other Southern
States are adopting similar measures,
which we have no doubt will, in self de-
fence, be followed Ivy the whole of the
slave States. About 700 left Whining
ton, North Carolina, recently for the
Northern States, and as many more, the
aurora" states, will follow in a short
time, in consequence Of the stringent
measures pursued towards them. For
this they can thank the abolitionists, who,
in turn, should the Southern States ex-
pel1 shem, will be forced to pass laws to
protect themselves against the encroach-
ments of the free negroes, instead of in
terfering with our right TO hold slaves
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

We hoped to he able to give the entire Message
Of Gov. Roane in OUT paper to-day, but the late
hour ct which we received it, precludes the pos
.b;l;tv Of our doing so AS it is, we devote near
" the whole of our available space to Its Puollca
ton, reserving not evenroom for comment o'l-
er matter intended for days paper IS necessar'
Iv laid over until next week, when we trust we
will be able to bring up arrears.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

PENNsYLvANK ELEcrfoN.-The Congressional
delegation in the next Congress, will stand Is
democrats and wings. In the last Congress
there were IA wings, Native American and 8
democrats.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

At Jenny Lind's first concert in Phiia-
delphia, the first choice of seats was
purchased by Daguereotypist at $625.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

Charles T.. Williams has been nominat-
ed by the wings as their candidate for
Governor Of Vermont.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

The Circuit Court for this County adjourned
en- Saturday night, having adjudicated nearly
every case on the docket There appears to have
been general clearing up Of old matters.
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

THE COMPROMISE IN T'ExAS.-As far as
heard from, the vote of the recent cleo
ton in Texas, to accept or reject Mr..
Pearce's bull has been one sided affair.
There is no doubt of its being accepted
by very large majority. The resuI. III
Washington telegraph., 1850-11-13

The Union candidate for Congress in Charles
ton, South Carolina, has majority of 700 over
Rhett and Holmes, disunonist3.