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The following Certificate. ha We recently been
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"THE DAILY News

we ssesk knowingly nf DR.. Horfonl. Ce.brs.ed ssr-
man bters, when say it is blessing of this ees; and
~ the hillary digestive and Nervous Systens il
and made without Alc phpl and to all yaids we ,ynud
commend it as worthy their confidence -
rH sue, 1csie aui retail. the principal DEPOT
GERMAN MEDICINE STORE. No 80 Arch Strs,,
Philadelphia ''
For sale by VI. A. McCAY Northumberland and Sur
State. ' -eS' 'N'
April 81, 1sio.-1y
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GREAT ARRIVAL.

GREAT ARRIVAL.
S5Bvy @00Dss
John w. FRILING has just received at his
store in Sunbury an extensive assortment of
NEW GOODS, Of every variety which he is now
ready to sell or exchange for produces and consist
ing in part of
CLOTHS, C.4SSLMERES, &c.
Linen and Cotton drilling, and summe,
wear of all kinds.
CALlcors, CmNTz, GINGHAM, LAWNS, &c.
Muslins bleached and unbleached.
PALM LEAF AND OTHER HATS.
QueenSWare and Hardware of all
kinds.
DRUGs-PAINTs, AND DyEsruFrs.
FISH, SALT, AND PLASTER.
And great variety of other articles all of which
will be sold at the lowest terms.
Sunbury, May 26, ls49-
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GOLD & SILVER WARE.
L. STOCKNAN

J. STOCKMAN,
No 80 Chesnut-st, al the sign of the Gold
Thimble, bet,ceen I'd, J. Sd SIS, South side
PHILADELPHIA.
"ANUFACTURES and keeps constantly
Iy on hand, at wholesale and retail, the fol-
lowing articles, of superior quality, at reduced
prices Gold and Silver Pencils, do Thimbles. do
Finger Shields, Silver Table, Desert, Tea, Salt
and Mustard Spoons, do Forks, Soup and Oyster
Ladies', do Combs, Purse Clasps, Scissor Hooks
and Chains, Knitting Sheaths, &c.
ALSO, Jewellery, Plated and britannia ware,
German Silver Spoons, &C.; Gold Diamond poin-
ted Pens at various prices; Jackson's Superior
Everpointed Leads, &c, &c.
Philadelphia, May &c, lS49-
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( ('otton Yarn Cotton Carpet Chain, Cotton Laps
" and Wadding, Cotton Outlines Ready made
Pantaloons, Ready made Vests, Congress Knives,
Porcelain lined preserving kettles, Just received
for sale by H. MASSER.
Sunbury, Dec 2, lS4s. H. -.
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"THE DlSPATCH.u
SPIRIT OF THE T1NES.n

,,,<. x,.... June 9th slys:--
'DO OUR GOOD CITIZENS who are INVALID, tre,,
,ne many astonishing that have been performed by
IT Hoohnuds Celebmed German Bticrs " they do
no we recommend them To the "German Medicine Store
all VINO are afflicted with Liver Complaint Jaundce Dys-
pesia or Nervous Debility the Doctor has cured many or
our citizens after the best ply scuns had failed We have
used e and they have proved to he medicine that every
one shond Know Of and we cannot refrain giving our ea
y ID 'helr iavor, and that which gives them greater
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TANNERS TAKE NOTICE.
New Hide oil and Leather Store.
No. III North Sd 81. 8 doors belotr Race St.
Philadelphia, ....
V>HE subscribers offer to the tanners on the
Il most favorable terms their fresh importation
of Hides, consisting of Buenos Ayres, Laplata,
Caracas, Laguira, Hung-Dry, Chill, Sailed Per-
ambuco and all kinds of Spanish Hides, dry and
salted. Also, Green Slaughter, Dry Sailed, and
Black Dry Patna Kips, ....
Also, Straights, and Bank oil and general as
sortment of Curriers' Tools.
They will sell or trade for Spanish or Slaughter
Leather, the above Hides, Kips Oil and Tools, on
better terms, than old Houses in the city.
Cash paid for Leather of all kinds. ..
KEEN & KIRKPATRICK.
Philadelphia, May &c, ls49.--ly
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\ XEs Of a very superior quality for sale by.
ii. MASSER.
Sunbury, Dec. 2, ls4s. .. -'-...--'' -
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RLANk BOOKs.-An assortment Of Blank
Books, just received and sale by 70
II. MASSER.
snnbury, Dec. 2, ls4s. a. .Jat .I.c- alr
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JUST ARRIVED.
New AssortmentO Of Fresh Goods

A New Assortment Of Fresh Goods.
IRA T. CL EN- ENT,
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends, Gus
IL TONERS and others, that he has just received q
handsome assortment Of
NEW GOODS
At his store in Market Square in Sunbury, such as
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queens
ware, Hardware, &c.
.Sunbury, June %, le49.-
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WALL PAPERS,

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The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20
REID AND VICTORY !!


We continue to receive the most cheering news
from all quarters as the prospects of the RePuo-
lican candidate. friend writes US from Johnston
that Col. Reid is regarded there as "empha''ca'iy
the People's Candidate" and that the "enthuslasm
for him is greater than ever known before We
hear the same reports from other Counties. A gen.
teman from Rockingham, told US day or two slHce'
that he heard no one spoken Of, on his way down.
in connection with the contest for Governor, but Col
Reid; and that the Manly men were silent and de-
pressed. He informed US that our friends in Hills
borough are claiming Col. Red's election by $500
majority.
The fact is, the enthusiasm is all on one side, and
running in one current. IT Is FOR REID, the cham
pion of Equal Suffrage, the advocate of the peoples
rights, and the unAnchng defender of Southern In
terests and Southern honor. We assure our Demo-
cratic friends, again and again. that we are In pos
session of facts that render it CERTAIN that a
vigorous effort on this occasion will elect our candi-
date and redeem the State. Let US put forth that ef-
fort. Let us reform North Carohna--J'eak up the
Central Wing po,rer-place the reins of government
in the hands of the people, and wake up the Union
with our shouts of triumph. We can, if we 'ciH.
Our opponents, though desperate, and more unscru-
pulous than usual already pancstricken and dis
mayed. One more charge-a real Chepultepec onset,
with all our forces, and THE DAY is OURS!
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20
SIGNS OF DESPAIR.

The Register makes no reply to our question as to
the majority that paper expects for Gov. Manly. 1t
is silent-it stands mute. Heretofore we have had
flourish upon flourish, and thousands have been claim
cd for weeks before the election; no we near noth-
ing but the whip. as it cracks over the heads Of
s. laundering Wings, ashing them up to the mark.
and predictions a. to the result by hundreds
or 6ftes. By its desperation on the one hand, and
its silence the other the Register confesses to an-
ticipated defeat.
Even the Asheville Messenger-ths only decided
Manly print west of Salisbury sets down Ruth.
erford at loss Of 40O to the Whig candidate This
Of itself, provided the two candidates should poll
elsewhere the same vote they did-two years since,
will reduce Gov. Manly's majority to 81 But Col.
Reid. we have the best reason believe, will gain
considerably in all portions Of theScate. His election
is CERTAIN, provided the Democrats in all sec.
tions do their duty. @
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strong list, to say nothing Of the minor Offices. TIL US
have the East and the West both been neglected and
sghted, in order that the !. Clique might be PAM
pered, petted. and promoted. Who defeated William
B. Shepard for Senator. The g Clique. !" Who de-
feated Thomas L. Clingman' The 6 Clique. " Who
put these distinguished statesmen under the ban, and
would forever exclude them from such posts as the
above-posts Of profit and honor! This same" Clique.
Will the honest people Of the State endure this state
Of things? Will they sanction the conduct of this
Clique and give to it their appreciation and conf
deace. y by re-electing Charles Manly, one of its
" tools - and Representatives -! "a We cannot
believe they will.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20
WARREN COUNTY.

We know our friends in this noble County will
pardon for the liberty We take in making this ap-
peal; and if any apology be necessary, we oaer as
that apology the deep interest we feel in the pending
election and the uniform attachment of the home of
Macon to Republican principles, Republican candi-
dates, and Republican measures.
Warren County gave Mr.. Polk $40 votes in 1914,
and Col. Reid but $50 two years since. She also
gave Mr. Manly A votes than she cast for Mr..
Clay. We are well aware Of the causes which pro-
duced this result but these longer exist.
1t is now fixed fact that Equal Suffrage, advocat-
ed by Col. Reid, will be incorporated in the State
Constitution and while difference of opinion as to
this measure, well upon other measures of State
policy may be tolerated and allowed without affect
ing the soundnes of any ones Democracy, yet, as
those of our friends in Warren who are opposed to
Equal Suffrage cannot hope for any thing on that
score from Gov. Manly, we see no reason why they
should not vote, to man, for the Democratic candi-
date. Again: We are oil Democrats upon national
issues we are all Jefferson men, Jackson men, Polk
men, States Rights men-and is il the part of wis
dom to permit local State issues, among ourselves,
to distract OF divide US Let take lessons in this
matter from our opponents. They never fall out
by the way on such issues but they 60 to the
polls and vote for their candidates without reference
to them, and is in this way, mainly, that they have
been enabled to carry and hold the State for SO long
period.
And what will Warren say to Gov. Manly's pro-
position to divide the School Fund according to
white population? What will she say to his attack
on the basis of representation! Is she willing to
yield up Of her Commoners, and diride her Senator
aa64k Person or Grnny;IP in order to swell Wkie
strength and Whig power in the West! Upon these
issues we beg Warren to remember COL Reid Is
sound. He stops at the right point He wages no
war, as Gov. Manly does, upon those compromises
in the Constitution which were established between
the sections in 1895; but he is ready to stand
by them and uphold them, his Speeches in the
West and his printed Address to the people of the
State abundan,ly prove. Under these circumstances
can our friends in Warren hesitate!
The full vote in Warren will be cast at this elec-
ton, and we shall count upon at least 800 for
. Col. Reid. Shall we appeal in vain to the home
Of Macon! Shall it be said, after the first of Au-
gust, if Col. Reid had gained in Warren he gain
ed elsewhere, his election would have been secured
and the State redeemed : No. Warren will do he,
duty now, as in times past, when she headed the
massive columns Of the Republican host; and he,
shout shall go up. with the loud acclaim of othel
counties from Buncombe to Currtuck, over THE
PEOPLES triumph and a State redeemed
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20
THE WAKE DEMOCRACY.

We are happy to state that the best feeling now
prevails among the Wake Democracy, and tha, they
determined to do their whole duty on the lst day
Of August next.
Wesley Jones, Esq, the Democratic candidate for
the Senate, has no opposition, and we suppose will
have none. No man is more deserving than he is Of
honor and promotion at the hands of his
In the Commons, Gen. Saunders and Messrs. New.
som and Rollins making excellent progress, and
will be triumphantly elected. Maj. Fleming, We
learn has had the good sense 10 retire from the con-
test; and the only opposition candidates in the field
at present are Maj. w. D. Jones, and Kndrck John.
son-the Registers champion and pet. They style
themselves, as Informed, in Democratic neigh
borhoods, independent candidates. 1t is too late
in the day to attempt to play off tina, game the
sterling Republicans Of Wake County. The csle.
brated William Pitt said an Independent poll.
tician is a politician not to be depended on.''
The recent illiberai and malignant attacks Of the
Register and Times on Gen. Saunders, have only
served to endear that distinguished gentleman still
more to his friends, and raise him still higher in
public estimation. We learn that leading Wings
have expressed their disapprobation, in strong erms'
Of the course of these papers in this regard. We
told them, a:'the time, that they Were biting at a
fle." Do they feel like attacking him again! The
field is open. gentlemen. Crack away! 1t amuses
US to hear your popguns and know at the same time
that you are doing yourselves more injury than those
you are assailing.
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IVA
1908
1850

Gov. Manly received 1886 votes, and Col. Reid
IL ,6s2. Add the above 1850 votes to Col. Reid's
vote, and he would have been elected by majority
of COG!
We call upon friends in all these Counties to
bestir themselves, and to be to give Col Reid
least large vote they poled for Mr.. Polk in
1874. They ought, it to u.s. be able to give
him larger vote by 500; and we hope they will do
it. He will gain materially in the West, he did
two years since; but then every Democrat ought to
be anxious to roll up for him heavy majority as
possible the '' Clique candidate. Our friends
in the above Counties have only to consult the
to ascertain their strength and to understand
how much power they hold in their hands. Let
them put forth ,ha. power NOW. Now is the time! !!
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1t will thus be seen that if the above ten Counties
had poed their foil strength for Col. Reid, that gen.
tleman would have been elected, and would have
been at this moment the Governor of the State.
There are other Counties that may be mentioned,
which fell materially behind their vote for Mr. Polk,
and among them Onslow, BERTHE, Brunswick, Wake,
Pasquotank and Mecklenburg, which we add as fol-
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20

We learn that Telegraphic despatch has been
received in this City. from President Fillmore, ten
dsring to -fhe Hon. William A. Graham, the Secre-
tssyship Of the Navy. The despatch has been for
waIded to Gov. Graham, at Hillsborough; but we
have not learned whether he accepts. North Caro-.
lima appsan have pseseripsive right TO the Navy
Department.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20

Roll up the vOtes-.nOW's the Time!
We stated last week that we could name ten Coun-
ties in the middle and East, that gave Mr.. Polk one
thousand votes more in 1874 than they gave Col.
Reid in l2d9 Here thew are.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20

5. Owing to the arrangement Of the Northern Mail,
ve havs no lats Intelligence from Washington City.
The Sensts's Compromise was doubtless under dis
eussion during ths week. We shall probably have
II IN osr power TO announce the names Of the new
Cabinet in our next.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20
BEWARE OF ISLANDERS!

Two years since secret Circulars, containing the
most infamous slanders against Col. Reid, were sen
Oft from this place to the various Counties, on the eve
of the election; and have no doubt the same game
will be resorted to in the present contest. The ce
brated s. Threshing Machine - slander was Largely
circulated in Orange, Alamance, Halifax, Nash' ana
other Counties; and many plain, honest unsophls'f
Gated men were thus worked upon and induced esns
not to vote at all, or to vote against COL Reid
sander and its authors have long since been expos
and held up to the contempt Of all honorable msn
but we should not be surprised if the same ch''e'
were revived and again used in this election.
Beware of slandsrs and falsehoods, put form j"
effect on the eve Of the election, BY the more unse
pulous portion Of tie Whig leaders. Gov. Many
signalised himself in 1914, by his secret o''''"
about Edssesnbs. and he has faithful followers ~.
imi.atuEs il Ills City. The Democrats scorn so''
policy and ssch tactics. They prefer no cha'ee'
secvek. What they have TO say they say openly, ~
i.tsseh way shatall aen may read or hear H. i >"
hase nothing y epacssl = from the "pnb'''e'''
I The Winiaesoa Conmereial character'es u, -,
EssaAaaasaA hsion 10 Gov. Manly's position ,rI
lheni4 sAaina, o . slander of the Standard .n
Hhass natsf nav hare the honssiy to come ." '..,a
/ Vim ia hsss9 WIN Il De % justice, or will "'
m~lei We shall see.
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20

After a long drouth we had fine rain a aay O
two since, which was truly refreshing and highl,
beneficial to the growing crops.
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are represented in Congress- regard their course on
the subject as mischievous and dangerous, and
should regard similar increment in relation to our
representation in the Legislature, fraught yih equal
mischief and danger.'
There it is p plain terms, without hesitation reser
vation, or equivocation. COL Reid, while he pro-
poses to eqnaize the right of Suffrage, is in favor of
the basis of representation as IL Is and he regards
any and all attempts to disturb it as not merely CAL
cuated to produce discord and strife between citi
zens of the same Commonwealth, but as fraupht
with mischief and anger to the rights of the slave
holder and the institution of Slavery itself:
Let these facts be known; and let the people Of
the middle and East, when they 60 to the polls, vote
with their eyes wide open. If those of them who
are Wings prefer their party candidate and partv
triumph to their vital interests and dearest rights e,
them vote for Charles Manly but let them remem.
Der, before finally deciding, that Gov. Manly, by
stepping off the platform laid down for him BY the
Convention that nominated him, has released them, a
party men, from giving him their coles and that. if his
propositions to change the basis of approximation
and to divide the School Fund according to whit,
population should prevail, they will not Only lese,
once at least of wha, they are now rece,n,
OF that Fund, but that the next step will bs Il Il
probability. 0ra Prqpeeition for tie grad4ql 26eE
fion Of S1aseyy in NorfA GaroHna Co 49,
We have not raised this sectional issue. ,u,a !.
shall make no sectional appeals but Il ths isss
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20


age, and then ask himself, sOhere would he hare
been, it not irresponsible" Convention Of
the people, far their wishes could be asccrtained
by primary meetings.
vention Wing, and believe the assembling of that
Convention to protect and defend the institution of
Slavery, more important to the people of North Car
olina, and just as likely to express their wishes as the
Convention which two years ago nominated Governor
Manly for Chief Magistrate Of the State"
We commend the above to the particular attention
of the Register. Will that paper now turn its bat
teres from US, and direct them against the Edenton
Bulletin and the Chowan Wings! Are We alone
in the position that Gov. Manly was put upon the
State two years since by Clique" and that this
same Clique" forced his nomination recently for
second term. against the wishes of large portion OF
the Whig party, and in defiance of those wishes :!
The truth is it is idle for the Register to attempt to
meet the facts in the case defend this Clique
The eyes Of the people at length open the sub.
ject; they have seen for themselves the dongs oi
this selfish and IS irresponsible body and they will
put the seal of condemnation on on the first day
August next.
Let US now see how may ofices the members o
this Clique-including Wake, Orange, and Guilford
-have divided among themselves during the last
ten years:
i John M. Morehead, Guilford, Governor.
v William A. Graham, Orange, Gouernor.
Charles Manly, Wake, Governor.
Charles Manly, Wake, would-be Governor.
Willie P. Mangum, Orange, Senator.
William A. Graham, Orange, Senator.
/ Charles L. Hinton, Wake, Treasurer.
George E. Badger, Wake, Senator. -
William H. Battle, Wake, Judge.
Frederick Nash, Orange, Judge.
The above, we think, will be reeafded as pretty
The North-Carolina standard., 1850-07-20

rhe Proof, The ProOf!!

The Pf00f TIE FFOOhs -
We felt perfectly confident. when we asserted
week or two since that Gov. Manly had taken ground
against the present basis of representation in the Le-
eslature that in due time we should be able to es-
tablish the fact, by documentary evidence, in the
most conclusive manner. The proof has been re-
ceived, and we lay ii at once before our readers:
WENTWORTH, July Is, 1850.
Mr.. HoLpEN-Sy: Understanding that it is doubt
ed, if not denied, by some that Gov. Manly In ms
Speech at this place came out in favor of the Wte
Basis for representation, We, the undersigned. who
were present that occasion and heard him, DO Ger
tify that he then declared most distinctly and une'
quvocally that he ,0as in taror Of "a6o!sh'"g ire
present black or federal basis and Of insuting achte
basis tn its stead" He called upon Col Reid 10 know
what were his views on this subject; to which the
Colonel unhesitatingy replied, that he was opposed
to any change whatever in the mode of apportoning
our representatives, and especially at this partcu-
lar juncture. Gov. Manly then emphatically announ.
ced himself in favor of the change, and proclaimed
his opponent.
Some whose signatures are hereto annexed are
Wings, and have therefore no wish to injure Gov.
Manly or his election but they deem it to be the du
ty of all men, be they Wings or Democrats to give
the truth to the world whenever doubts have arisen
in relation to the position and views of him who may
be candidate for Office, and especially on subject
so intricate and important as this.
We heard Gov. Manly on the occasion referred to
with our own ears, and willing to testify to 1t
and should it be denied we pledge ourselves to pro-
duce the certificates of fifty as respectable men the
world contains.
We are not ambitious of appearing in the public
papers, but should it be necessary in order to estab
lsh the truth, consent that this may be published
Yours, &c.
II. B. WHEELER,
JOSEPH S. ROBINSON, Jr.
E. w. HANCOCK,