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Consumption Cured,
Daily, By Dr. Hastirss' cerrerrs
SYRUP OF MArHTHA.

THE Medical Fseul,y. 90 vel q. a,
\ are struck with wrndsr At ,he r,. ...le
cures made daily BY this exirsordin,r ,..s;..'l
and il 10 nov scknox lodged by nan, az ,,s
eminent Physieisns to be certain and ,fe,J,
cure fcr trbererlar eenfrmriion. in h, ~,
stages IL has been reeonmfndsd ty ih., sr;
neni physician. Dr.. he,t. and 10 confisnil, :. !
in the Marine Hospital at Savannah. C.. III. II.
Arnold. the senior Physieisn Of Ire he,.s.,
The London Lancet, London Medical Jep,,.i
Prsihwsile's Retrospect. end ell Other q y J.
London Medical Journals, have spolsn IN r,s..
many ,isnes Of The surprising ELECTS Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION
IL has been thoroughly tried, not chi, N a.
Hospital under the charge Of Or. Ha,iire. 4
London, bot alec BY oil the irsi rhysie;sr. =
England, and all have fully cndorssd il sssp,,'
riyslled remedy in Consumption, End All e,l.,
diseases Of The lungs. The following are -.
ofthe opinions expressed hy the Medical F.ss,,
Of England. Williamson, Of Msnehss,er. IN.
writes:
"UHrRR ITs IKFLrfKcE
! have seen the rmsciaisd icing. on ~hes.
brow death had SEEMED 10 have set bis zeal. 4.
quire insigorsiion and Strengthened srelsr,.
his early mornings Of intenfe rrferirs ard AZ.
trefs'ng cough for the sound reTofs shiel al
accompanies sound heslth.p
DR.. WArE. OF LfyERrcCI
says:--" ! regard Hasiirrs' syrrp or Nsriis.
one Of the frst medical discoveries OF sny ,Y,.
and consider iis agency in curing const ii. 4,
established heyond oil douli or question"
A single hottie will prove its q easy. AM
proprietor ssksis The trial Of enc tc,ile. he act
Of which viii prove 10 the Patient tie VIM, n
this medicine.
Coughs, colds, >--rrhitis. sselire. s,iips
night swes,s. snd spiiiirs Of tloed. ere crss in
q surprisingly short space Of tire; tie se,ers.,
colds having yielded to the ireairtni cf iks Nah.
tina syrup In the short sroee Of ioriy..isk ieru
To enumeisie al The cures psrfo,ntd l. MI
medicine would cccury volrue. the ssesurs
nying having been selected hy ire Ansri,,n
sgent from MSS Of certificates which have fs.n
received rs him.
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TEE EiIIsBlRCU6B iIt(IIIF,
IL PusLrsBEp wrrKIr
" II " NENNIS IL RTE

TeTms.-Two boilers you. if Isid in ed
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty terts, il Let lad
within three months; or I II, ollsis. il tt...te
until alter the expiration Of II year
NO paper Willie discontinued until sll anesrs'
ges are paid, nness OF the orton OF the Tulliti er
heresfter no Paper will be srnt to Q rev 'f-
serieer out OF this state uness payments nsfe IN
ADVANCE, or some Person in the state will teeene
responsible to the editor - and in nocaee wiiltfe
palcr ne sent to subscriber ont of the state fef
more than two years without resn6nt.
ApvrRTIsrNrsrs not exceeding sixteen lrH
one dollar for the first, ard twenty Eve censs fcr
each subsequent insertion ; longer ones in FRO.
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five Td
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-third will 60
made to advertisers by the year.
ADVERTISING Rates for Tic Hillslerull FHfIH
One dollar TER square (I6 lires1 isi DC IL
insertion, snd rs cents for cseh G. ntrrersc. IL
duc,ions ade in favor Of standing ed, eItis r'hs
a g fellows.
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Cabinet Ware House.

THE subscriberrespectfully informs hiffriend,
u and the public generally that be hsson hand
and will endessor constantly TO keep, variety OF
well-msde Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles, such %.
Sofas. Sideboards, Bureaus.
Redsfeads, Tables,
made ofMahogsny, Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention 10 his make Of Port
able wARDROBEs and BEDsTEADs, which
cannot be surpassed for durability .nssinsss aud
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all per
sons wishing TO buy furniture Of any description
to give him call before purchasing elseu here. a.
be intends to sell az low az he can possibly afford
snd. his worhmen are sllerperienced hands.
He has now on hand eight enc Dressing Be-.
reans. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses
two Sidehosrds, six plsin Bureaus. eight Candle.
isRds, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book.
case. and 'Bedstesds. which be will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture
such % Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
&c.
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture
ran have II delivered at their doors ensured safe
for less than they con do IL themselves.
He returns his thanks for past fsvors, and will
be thankful for . continuance of public patron.
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February I5-
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ssl,lIlis sale.

VIII cell, without reserve, al public AUCTION,
on the End Day uf September next. all nv
crop Of Corn, Waeot, aad 0afs, and nv Stoek 81
Cutie. Sheep. and Rogs. mr. Housesof3 nd
Kitchen Furniture. also 5us Baronch aud Ear.
ness, and great ~ Diner articles not aralion-
81. Sold on credit III we've n.anths.
ALEXANDER CHEEK.
N. D. / will al,o sell Al III eaie saIe. The Plan
taiion whrrenn iise. ar.. nile and half from
Chapel Hill on The C1ieri End, A.c.
July Is. sl--tda
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LOchiel for sale.

YsHE subscriber offers for sale his place lying
= one mile north West of IIishorough.
There are eleven rooms in the dwelling, with a
sood Barn, Ice House, and Kitchen. and two
hundred and five acres Of Lg,d, one hundred and
fifty of which are enclosed The work on the
House is executed in the best manner The situs.
ticn IL pleasant, and commands fine view oftbe
surrounding country.
There are also enc hundred and forty acres in
norh-easterlv direction, which will he sold eth.
er with or without the FIRST mentioned tact.
Along credit will be given, il desired note and
good security required.
WM N. Whitfield.
October 80. -os
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STATE TT NORTH CAROLINA. 4
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas AMI Qnarirr Sessions,
i May Term, 1850.
ORDERED BY the Court. that notice be given,
= BY advertisement in the Hillsboroush Recor-
der and North Carolina Democrat. that on Tues-
day Of August Court, next, IA majority Of the
Magistrates heing required to take the Sheriff.
bnnd,) the Court will proceed to consider the
propriety of abolishins the Office Of County Tus-
tee Of Orange County. Test.
J. ALLISON, c. c C.
June Ia. 81
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Land for Sale.
DR.. KuHL's
Abyssinian Mixture,

DR.. KuHL's
! Abyssinian Mixture,
ForColds, Influenza, Costiveness, Piles
Affection Of the Kidney b Bladder
Gravel, &c., Flnor Albus, Weakness
and other Female Complaints.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Chapel Hill. Nov. Q. iess.
On. J. KruL. Dear Sir.--You len with y,
soIne time back lot Of your AbyssiniA Mixture
al Of which we have sold. Since our people have
TIED they find il 10 be just the article ihey want
We have frequent calls for il, and have none ts
Supply the demsnd. VIII you please send Ne
another lot a. room 80 ynu conveniently eani
Respectfully. yours. dc.
JONES WATSON a &C.
CASTOR, N. c. Nov. is. 1880.
Dcay Doctor. 1 have cold ont al the Abyssi.
MA Mixture. and il has given eniire satisfaction
70 all that have uaed il, and made cures in every
insisnce. Az have several ca-es under treat
ment. and want more Immediately. wish you
would try snd send me soHe dozen by the mail
train. il will come safe.
With sentiments Of high regard, I rensln. very
respectfully. q. C. PuGu.
Dr.. J. KcRr, Richmond. We.
AGENTS.
Dennis Heart. p. ~, .Hillshsrough.
Major Thcs. HowerIon. do.
Col. VIM. T.. Shields. Orange.
James J.. Pratt. Prsi,sbnrg. do.
James 3. i.eaihers & Go. West Point. do.
David Umsied. Bridge Way, do.
X. j. Mitchell, Druggist. Oxford.
Rev. X. G. Maynard, Franklinion.
J. r. 4 J. Slean, Greensborough.
DR.. Wear, do.
Feb Is. 49, en-
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Isaae H. RCadams 4 others. on Land.
Y appearing TO the satisfaction ofthe Court that
: the Defendant in this case, Isaac H. Meta
DAMS has left the state so that notice of said levy
cannot be served on him it is therefore ordered,
that publication be made in the Hillshorough Re-
coTder, for SIX weeks. that said ,efendan, appear
before the Justices of our said Court. to he held
for the County ST Alamance ., Providence Meet.
ing House, on the first Monday after the 4ih
Monday ct August next. TO show cause, If any he
can. Why said land shall not 10 sold to salty sand
execution; or judgment viii be taken pro CEN
tesso. and order of sale made accordingly.
Witness, John Faucet. Clerk of said Court, at
OficeAths first Monday after the fourth Monday
in May, A. d. 1850.
JOHN FAUCETT, c. c. o.
Price adv $40 4l--6w
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New. Medicines.
r. r. HIBBARD & CO.'S CELEBRATED
Wild Cherry BitterS,

Recommended rs highly serviceahlc in al cases Of
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Jaundics,
sna all impurities Of the Blood. Price 75 cents
per bottle.
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CirCasSion Balm,
r. r. HIEnAfD & co.'s
G arminatiVe SaIye,

For the cure Of Fclons, Piles. Ulcers, Carhusclss
Ague IN the Breast or Fsce, Ear-ache, Burns
scaids, Rheumatic Pains, &c. DC. Price 2.
cents.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

Cleanse and strengthen. Consumption can
be cured. Bronchitis, Consumption, Liver Com
plant, Colds. Csiarrh, Coughs, Asthma. Splitting
of Blood, Soreness in the Chest. Hectic Flush,
Night sweats, Difficult or P,ofuse Expectoration,
Pain in the Side, &C., have been and can be
cured.
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~ ysni h.naFulls. aB1 - hssa Aupt q,
nass llaA eas thgassAd delsn uoHA of'eaoa
a % nBtk hslisl- iniss1 ! en- FnnNiy -
kFtll Yea als q Elsry = - A. g q
-, 80. : 49, :. - I.nrsnnnnna
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-31
"FREE SUFFRAGE" AND" DEMCc.
RACY."

The Raleigh Star ro,iccs fact in regard
10 the fortunes Of " free suffrage among tbs
Democracy of the last Legislature Mr..
Rayoer, himself opposed to this smcndmenr,
proposed resolution in the last Legislature
To submit j, TO the people directly 10 discover
their will IN reference Ia the proposed change,
and the resolution Vas rejected BY Dem 1crat.
ic roiss. H,w consistent ~ these wonder.
ful lovers of the people are when they thu,
manifest their fear 10 submit this matter to
the peop'el It shows thai they started hi.
as an cleclioneering hninbus, and that they
are afraid To have II settled. because it viii
take away hobby, without which they know
they stand M chance Of riding int" power.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-07-31
Destructive Flood.

The city Of Richmond was visited by a
tremendous storm on the 22d instant, and By
the sudden rise Of Creek which passe.
through it, considerable damage TO Dry
Goods, &C., to cellars, aud q number Of
wooden buildings was experienced. To give
chr readers some idea Of the quantity Of wa
ter that must have fallen from the clouds, the
Wing states that the Creek rose IL feet in
80 minutes. Estimated loss SEQ, 000-on
man loses $4,000 in Guano. The Wing
gives the following account Of the narrow
escape Of q man from drowning:
r,an named Bridgewater who was standing
upon tho upper portion of tho Franklin .sreet arch.
lost his balance and fell in. Tho rapid current
quickly carried him under. and the drift wood kept
him so for some time Just before reaching tho
Main street arch, one Of his arms was visible, and
remained until he was hurried under. Below
Main street, a rope was thrown him, but not quick
enough to be Of any service. In little while he
was carried under the low archway Of Cary street
and driven down with immense velocity in the d
recton Of the stone aqueduet which runs undsi
the Dock. Here = quantity Of drift wood, which
had choked up tho archway, imP.ded his progress
for a moment. but he was soon lost to sight, ane
supposed 10 be dead hut most extraordinary TO say
he came out on the other sidc-stIll alive and
negro, who was hookln, drift wood in the outlet a
James River, seized him BY the hair, and saved him
| The sufferer, it 10 said. upon his recovering h
breata snd speech. remarked that he was "q1il,
wet J" and Immediately walked home. looking TO
all Tho wtrld like disciple OF Priessniz, who has
Leen subjected to a water entombment This es
& of Al q on n he mpstm 81 o
ever known. The distance which he carriei
must have been a quarter OF milo, and that To-
with drit wood pressing him down all the while
/ His name was fully verified.
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MR. CLAY

The Washington onion Of The 20,h inst,
thus spec. of Nj. CLAY, 10 eonnexion wuh
the probable failure Of the Compromise Bill
IN the Senate
:" Mr.. Clay declared, yesterday. in speech
which brea,hcd all the fire nad energy Of
Young orator, that, Il the present Comprom,.s
Bill should fail, he would no, despair Of hs
rspsb'.c, and that be would spare no Ell ri 10
give stability TO The Union and peace to The
country. The enthusiasm OF Mr.. Clay, at
this advanced period Of liis. exhibits model
which Is worthy the imitation Of all Young
men. IL Is this enthusiasm Of characI.,
which furnishes the secret Of success of he
mos, distinguished men.
" saoad tho Conpfonise f,il, zee shall col
despair Of tha republic. N..Ll. sod ronsiasf.
a'o pn'tiois must sllil deliberate upon the
adoption of some means which may sa,c ha
coan;ty.'
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II YOU wish a Good Likeness

Call on Mr.. Deshone at his room in the
Court House. He exhibited 10 US the like
ness Of gentleman with whom we are &C.
quain,ed, and we pronounce II as striking as
any Daguerreo,ype likeness We have ever
seen. We give the following notice from
the Greensborough Patriot TO show bis sue.
cess in that place
FINE MINIaTURES.-We have had the plea
Of inspecting dsguerreo,ype miniatures OF sew
eral Of our citizens. done by Mr. DEsHoNG, now al
Colts Hotel, which come as near perfection in this
beautiful art as any we have ever seen. They arc
remarkably free from that glossy or pear'y appear.
ance. too frequently seen in tho white drsPsry and
lighter parts Of daguerrsotypes. 1t 10 scarcely pos
siblc FOR more perfect expression Of "ihs human
face divine" to DO given, or richer pictures execu-
ted than those refer to, unless the actual colors
Of nature could also be transferred TO tho plate.
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improvements in Charlotte

We omitted 10 notice last week, tina, a
commence men, had been made on the fonn.
daiion for the range of Stores to be built al
Dayidson's Corner. Most Of The old building
have been removed, and in short ,in.a sub.
s,aniial brick walls will be reared IN their
place, to beauty tina, quarter of the town
il is uncertain when the buildings will be
completed, but it is the intention Of the
contractor for the brick work, to do his parl
with the utmost expedition.
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Important from s.ortn:aI.


The American squadron here ,,siied LIS,
h'n Tor the purpose u demanding from tho
PoT uguese government tho sum Of no 600
said To be duo 10 Them; their demand is ~
some points reasonable and J,.i, bu; in others
The BRUSH government ~ implicated, AID
some ot Their complaints are Of very Iaas
standing The American C1mmodpre has
given the Portuguese 9 days Ia comply with
his demtnds, and at the expiration oi iha,
period has asosed his ipicnion Of makhg
fepr'sal,, and deiainiog suilic,en, merchant
ships TO satisfy The clam.
Two American ships &c war, the Iads.
pendrnce. % gun lfigsle, and the Mis.is,ip'
p, frs, class steamers, had arrived 10 tho
Tngus, charged TO demand, and. il necc.m.
~. to enforce payment Of certain claim,
made by the u. States government upon hal
0l PaNUg3l. These claims are numerous
and varied in character, and some of hong
standing. The pflucipst IS 0 claim Cor tho
destruction &c 90 American pri,aleer. called
tho General Armstrong. which was pursued
into Fayal llarbor. ia the AZ res, b, tao
Brush vessels Of war with The uniied States.
and being attacked bv them, The American,
were compelled TO set FIRE TO their vessrl, and
escape Ia the shore. Il appears that, sL
though lbe Portuguese government are is
sponsibIr, according to the laws of nations
Tor the damage done Ia a vessel of a friendly
power while IN their waters Great Britain Is
really, by the rules Of equity, the party Who
should be responsible but tbs idea is fepa.
dated by the English government, Who have
lei. TINT of Portugal 10 get out Of The scrspe
as they best can. The sum demanded %
this clam is $50 900 dollars. Terrified by
The arrival Of these watl,ke Strangers, tho
ministry held a council, 10 which they iusi.
ted the lpteign minister's 10 hopes thai semi
Thing IN the way OF arbitration might BIO ei'
iecIed but the American minister fsiusedlo
hear any arbitration, and insisted on payment
oil the claims within twenty days and II pay.
ment were not made by that time, he SAID
'hai he must demand his passports. and tbs
squadron would proceed to make reprIsa.s
II supposed that the affair will bs settled
by an Offer Of paymen, by instruments, which
tho Americans can scarcely refuse TO so
needy dobtor. This matter formed q sub
J'ct OF discussion in tho Chamber Of DePu'
ties on the 22d Of June. when the President
oi the Council, 10 the absence or tho Minis
ter OF Foreign Affrrs, made a strong stale.
mcn' OF the affair, in which he denounced
'he claims OF Americans as unjust or exec"
sl'e, and concluded By SAYING tina, the Poi'
'uguesc government would give, as reqalred'
an answer IN the time specified; but no
house might depend upon il thu, the answer
would DO such AZ would he conformsbe 10
The honor aud dignity Of tho nation. II
thought that, however jast these dsmand'
may be- tho refusal, on the part Of the Ans
ricans, Ia submit TO arbitration will eni'ts
Inc Portuguese TO consider this as 4 cds"'
'9 ferris, and to call on Great Britain, under
all iiea'ics, TO aid them in their cxtfemlly
Thus the affair rests at prescu!.
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THE LATE ADMINISTRATION.

Numerous TREATIES Of importance appear
10 have been negotiated by this Government
during the last six months, Of which but ill.,.
tie has reached the public, except on the au.
thorlly Of mere rumor. With the late Brit.
lsh Treaty, which ref cts So much honor on
the country, and which We ourselves have
emphtlIcally denpminaled " the Great Trea
~" tho Public has been officially made &C.
quainted.
We have learn, lha, Treaties have also
been made by the Secretary Of State with the
Si"duich Islands, with Neu Greneda. with
Peru, and Mcrico.
The Treaty with tho Sandwich Island,
was negotiated with Mr.. Jarvis. the Com.
missioner on the part Of his Hawaiian Males.
". IL has been, we understand, unanimous.
ly approved by the Senate, and intelligence
OF the exchange of tho notifications, which
was 10 lake place at Honolulu, may be soon
expected IN the United States.
1his treaty, we understand, is not only q
Treaty ct Commerce and Navigation, but
contains Postal arrangement with the Sand
wlch Islands, aud a provision for extfadl,ion
OF iugitlves from justice.
vi The other Treaties we have no precise
Information; but VIC understand that they
arc considered highly important to tho com.
mercc and navigation of the United States.
Bes'ds these Treaties. negotiated by The
Secretary OF State, under the direction Of the
late Presden, Of the United States, The Con.
venlon for he Railroad across the Is,hmu,
at Tehuanlepec, aud the several Treai,e,
with Nicaragua, San Salvador aud Guale ma.
la, With the negotiations for conventions of
accession TO the Central American or Bfi.
Ilsh Treaty. will forever mark the era of
Ia, lor's administration as one Of
Inc most successful FOR its diplomacy in I, i
history Of this country MAJ. Intel. !
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A SCRAP.

There are three votes which should politi
caIly damn any man in North Carolina. viz !:
l. A vote for the "ILaoT PRovIso in the
Oregon Bill.
2. A vote to censure Gen. TAYLOR for the
capiiula,ion at Mon,erey-in other words,
NOT killing Up al the uomea and children in
that place for The glory Of conqaering It by
main forcet
3. vote against increasing the pay Of
The gallant soldier IN the Mexican War from
eigh, 10 ten Dollars per month.
DAVID 5. REID GAVE THESE voTEs, and
YET he is mar'clousIy proper man IN The
eyes Of the Democracy-a friend Of The
South, generous patriot, aud ardeuty at.
tached to The soldiers.
VIII you make such man Governor Of
the good old State
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HOW 1T STANDS IN FIGURES.

Reid voted Whilst in Congress las we have
heretofore shown from tho rccord) against
increasing The pay Of the Soldiers from
EIGHT to TEN Dollars per month. This vote
was given during the Mexican War, al the
time our galan, army were undergoing oil
the dangers and hardships Of thu, d,siau,
service. When Reid gave this vote he him.
self was receiving the sum Of EIGHT Dol
LARS PER DAY And pray what dangers-
wha, hardships was he undergoingl None,
unless voting Tor the WiLMor PRovIso in the
Oregon Bill wss danger OF hardship TO hun.
Well, he go, eight dollars per day and The
Soldier eight dollars per noah Then Reid
received each month, whist he was ia Con.
gress, Two HUNDRrD AND FORTY DOLLARS,
just THIRTY TINES as much as each Soldier
IN the Mexican war received!
Again: The Soldier, hawever hard his
service-ho~ever dangerous his position, 60,
ninety sir doilars PER- year. whilst Reid re.
cei,ed at the rate Of Trio 1aousond nine
hundred and 1,1en'y Dollars per yearl
Gu, Of this sum Reid could have saved
a, leas, $1,000 per year. and how much could
the poor Soldier, after supporting his family
have saved Nothing
Will Mr.. Reid dare contend that he was
representing he wishes Of the generous PEG.
pie Of North Carolina in giving this liberal
volel Shame upon him. WhlIs, he, with.
out any family to support, was receiving the
sum Of eight dollars per day, with all his
stationary furnished gratis, no refused to add
the small sum Of So. per month 10 the pay
Of the gallant men who were carrying our flag
tnumphan,ly over The bloody plains OF Bue.
ma Vista and Chufubusco-s, orming tho
heights Of Cerro Gordo, and meeting death
at The cannon's mouth in the deadly conh CT
around the City OF Mexico! Aud he is the
soldiers friend Such a vote shows the
heat, oe tho maui Nothing could have
proved ii better, and will the high minded
and generous People Of the Sale sanctio,
such a vote
Reds services worth per year s2920
The Mexican Soldiers worth per year $50
Reds worth per day, SIS
The SJldicr's worth pr day (oa'y) % cts
What picture. And yet he is called tn,
soldiers friend. Out upon such bare face,
hypocticy and falsehood. Raj. Register.