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Consumption Cured,
Daily, By Dr. Hastings con2oani
SYRUP OF NspHTHA

UvHE Medical Faculty. az well as he ,,,,.r.
are struck with wonder sl the uunsrw..-
cures made daily BY this extraordinary med;r;ss
and IL is nov ackDo~Iejgrd BY many Of eur ~,
emineat physicians 10 Be . certain and sree.ss
cure fof luberculAr consumption. in ia xo...
stages. IL has been recommended by that er,;.
neni physician. DIR. Mot. and is constantly a.s5
in the Marine Hospital 81 Savannah, Ca. Inv n,
Arnold. the senior physician of he hosr;,,,
The London Lancet. London Medical Jour..l
Praiihwailes Retrospect, and all other AZ a.
London Medical Journals, have spoken in prsi..
many times Of the surprising effects Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION
II has been thoroughly tried, not only In n.
Hospital under the charge Of DR.. Hssiincx 4,
London. but also by all the first physicians ~
England, and al have fully endorsed II as an nr'
rivslIed remedy in Consumption, and An o,he,
diseases Of the lungs. The following are ! g..
Of the opinions expressed BY the Medical Faruhv
Of England. Williamson, Of Manche.ier. I'm.
writes:
.UNDER IT'S INFLUENCE
| have seen The emaciaicd being, on whose
brow death had seemed to have set his seal. ae,
quire IMMIGRATION and strengthened exchange
his early mornings Of intense suffering and dis.
tressing cough for the sound reposc which alone
accompanies sound health"
DIR. WARE. or LIVERPOOL,
Says =. regard Hastings Syrup or Napihs as
one Of the first medical discoveries of any age.
and consider is agency in curing consumption as
established beyond all doubt or question:
A single bottle will prove lis efficacy. Aliii,
proprietor asks is The trial Of one bottle the action
Of whEh will prove 10 the patient the yiriu, Of
this medicine.
Coughs, colds, bronchitis, decline, asthma,
night swes,s, and splitting Of blood, are cured in
q surprisingly short space Of time the severes.
colds having yielded to the treatment Of the Naph.
tina Syrup in the short space OF forty-cight hours.
To enumelaie all the cures performed by this
medicine would occupy a volume, the accempa.
nying having been selected by tho American
agent frsm mass Of certificates which have been
received By hins-
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MTLIN ERT AND
MAMTUA-MA KING.

nTRS. J. WADDILL & DAUGHTER, most
I'VE respectfully tender their thanks 10 the La
dies ofHillsborough and its vicinity, for the very
liberal patronage they have received at theiI
hands, and hope, by theii prompt attention TO bu.
sucss, and he nea;ness and style with which they
execute their work, to merit and receive Ii
bcral share Of patronage.
They have just received theft patterns for the
SPaISs aud ScaaEn, and invite the ladies' to
call and see them, or which may be most salts
factory to both parties to bringin therdresses and
have them nrade in the latest and most fashion.
aide style.
May /. 60
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Notice.

a TT. tho e indebted to the estate Of Sasannah
IN Barland are hereby notified to coue forward
ard mako payment, and those having claims TO
prose them. properly authenticated, within the
tin prescr bed by law, otherwise this notice will
be pcaI in har Of their recovery.
ARCH'D BORLAND, Ex'r.
August Is, 1850. f-sr
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IMPORTANT REMEDY.
DR.. Mitchell'S Eye Salye.

YsHE great advantages possessed by this arti-
u Gle over every other. are-its cEnrAIsTr,
SAFETY, CONVENIENCE and ECONOMY. All ply
sicians admit that great danger is to he apprehend-
ed from dragging the eye when in an infamed and
unhealthy state. In the use Of this salve this OBJ
lection is entirely removed, as no harm can pos
sibly result from its use; il being IN all cases ap-
piled TO The KxrERsAL portions Of The eye, theIe-
by avoiding all the inconvenience, pain and dam
ger, which necessarily attend the introduction Of
any pungent article INTO the eye. Its activity
in subduing Inflammation is 50 great that but few
Eases require the use Of more than one bottle to
effect perfect cure. One physician remarked to
us, after having witnessed its effects in several
instances, that il was "PEnrEcrFrRg KILLER.
All we ask is that its virtues he thoroughly test
ed, md that the drectisns be strictly followed
Price SO cents per Box.
All the above named medicines for Sale in
HilIsborough by Long & Webb.
January %. l5-iy
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Land for Sale.
TOWnsend's Sarsaparilla,

TUsT receise3 ana Cor isle at ihis ofr,
- frezh supply Of Tewnsend's sar1pznlls. !,
quart bosllex. -
Also a qnanfity Of Tosns<nd's Alnsn.e,.
which viii Be- Distributed sfaiuiieusly . an a..
plieanls-
April .. 81
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Notice This!

WE will take in exchange for Goods, Dry
~ Hides, Flour in barrels, Corn, Wheat,
Thrashed Oats, Flax Seed, Domestic Cloth ofall
kinds, &c. &c.
LONG g. WEBB.
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CirCaS sian Balm,

sn unrivaHed Medical compound a neyef-hiIIng
remedy for
Burns and scaTds, Cuts, Consusions, Bruises,
Sprains, SaIt-Rheum, Chilhains, Tettcr, ScrofuIa
Ulcers, Rmgworm, Scald Head, Frozen Feet and
Limbs, PimpIcs on the Face, and all eruptions Of
the Skin.
And for all purposes of the Toilet, &c. Shaving,
Cleaning the Teeth, CsHker Of the Mouth. Re-
moyaI Of Sunbum or Tan, Grease, Paint, &c.
fiom Silk. Satin. Iinin, Cotton and WOODEN ia
bris. Price IS CENTS. "a,
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HAVING at August Term Of 0rsnge cours
"A qualified % Executor Of the VIII Of VIII
Fam II. Mrrii, hereby warn al persons 10 brisH
their accounts and demands Of every kind and de-
nomination 70 me within the time prescriled by
law. Alid~hiors TO said estate win pIease to come
forward and make prompt payment.
GEORGE w. PURIFY.
August %. 49,
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LAW SCHOOL,

Al kfiIisbOrough, North Carolina.
TRE undersigned have formed an assoehiioa
with the sies Of opening Law School in
The town OF II illsbarough.
Young gentlemen viii he instructed in The va
rious departments Of the law, and care will 10
taken TO prepare them for the practice in the Sc
yeral Courts In this Stale.
The School viii he opencdfor the admission Of
Students on Monday, the 24th instant.
j. l.. BAILEY,
+. NASH.
lIisborough, June ~. 1850. s.
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Public Sale.

THE subscriber viii al on THURSDAY fhe essh
- Of September. The pre<esi Crop Of CORN.
WHEAT. OATS and FODDER. Horses Cstfe
Hogs &c. Household and Kitchen Furniture.
and many other articles. TOO tedious 10 mention
Terms made knosn on The day Of sale.
JOHN II. THOMPSON.
September .. ss-ils
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nR. M'LANE's LIVER PIl.Ls..LThis
~ great American remedy Cor one Of The most
formidable ills that Aesh is heir 10. Is now &c
knowIcdged superior 10 any medicine Of the hind
ever offered to the public. The action Is easy,
eertsin, snd xtiendant with no unpleasant re-
suits. u has never hecn tried Siihoal producing
the most saluisry effect. Compounded ~ one
Of the most eminent physicians IN our county, il
is the medicine which seicnce. skill and expert
ence offers 10 human suffering.
FOR SALE By
Long & weih, and ID. Hsarii, HilIsbornugh;
Jones Watson K Co., ChsIel Hill; A. Morine
MorngsyilIc; Hurdle & Hufdle, Walnut Grove
Orange county Moore & NOEL. Mt. Tirzs, Per.
SON and p. s. Pescud, Rsleigh.
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r. r. HIBBARD'S VEGETABLE
Anti-BiliOuS Family Pills.

The peculiar efficacy Of these Pills in Chronic
Diseases, and all other diseases Of the Liver, Sto-
mach. AND oaher digestive organs together with
their prc?hylactic powers against infection, re-
commend them 10 suffering humanity at large,
and their curative virtues ami gmIhl operation a.
dapt them to all climates, constitutions and disea-
scs. Price 40, IS, and l2l cents.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

Gravel, &c., Fluor AlhEs, Weakness,
and other Female Complaints.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Chapel Hill. Nov. 9, 1919.
DR. y. KuuL, Dear Sir:-You lcft with us
some time back lot Of your Abyssinis Mixture,
all Of which we have sold. Sinee our people have
tried they find Il 10 he Just the article they want
We have frequent calls for II, and have none ia
supply the demand. VIII you please send Us
another lot as soon as you conveniently cani
Respectfully. yours, &c.
JONES WATSON & Go.
Gsston, N. e. Nov. is, 1919.
Dc0r Doctor. have sold oct ell the Ahyssi-
MA Mixture. and il has given entire satisfaction
TO all that have used il, and made cures in every
instance. AS have several cases. under treat
ment, and want mole Immediately. wish You
would try and send me some dozen by the mai
train, il will come safe. ,sf5.
With sentiments Of high regard, I remain. very
respectfully, {. &. PEGH.
DR.. J. KrmI, Richmond, Va.
AGENTS.
Dennis Heart. P. M, Hillsboronsh.
Major Tbos. Howerion. do.
Col. VIM. T.. Shields, Orange.
James T.. Pratt, Praiisburg. do.
James s. Leaihers a. Go. West Point, do.
David UmsieJ. Bridge Way, do.
r. ]. Mitchell, Druggist. Oxford.
Rev. r. G. Maynard. Franklintnn.
J. r. & ]. Sloan, Greensborough.
DR.. Wear. do.
Feb. 10. 10 sm
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Negroes &c. for Sale.
WILL - 80 e ths highszi hidzcI. e IL
W ian day e sepasnhsr nezi, - De DEsl-
ling Hesse a Inc sslscssE~r. tbs iolAoxing proper
y e siis Three Ekeiy Negrees. sso<k e sheep
sBd Csuse. Hossshcld md Kaehen Frrnizrs.
On ncsi1 81 nins nosfhE The sbsss mas me
pfopsrty Il he lsse sussnnsh BoElsn6.
ARCH'D. BGRLAND. Ex'r.
Aospsi IS. 1850. <T-ids
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Notice.

HAVING qualified. Of August Term. 1850. O
n Orange County Count. as Executor Of The
hsfswill and Testament &c my Father. David Par
her. decreased hereby give Notice, that on the 9Th
day Of November next. a, the late residence o.
my Tesiator. On Flat River, in the County ii
Orange. shall proceed TO sell, TO the highest hid.
der. on a cTrdn Of twelve months MS iothe slaves,
and on credit Of one and two years as to the
land.
gIZIIIN IIKELT NEGROES,
consisting Of Men, Women and Children, and Of
two good Tanners o. IeaIher;-anj a
Tract Of Land,
Of two hundred and fifty acres, more or less, with
a comfortable Dwelling House and convenient
out-hsuses, and a good lanyard, with suitable
appurtenanres.
Persons desirous Of purchaains property Of the
above description. ave hereby assured that this
sale will be wei. worthy their attention.
HARRISON PARKER, Ex'r.
August 80. IS
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Lochiei for Sale.

TvIIE subscriber offers for sale his place lying
one mile north West Of Hillsborough
There are eleven rooms in the dwelhag, with .
good Barn, Zee House. and ktchess and two
hundred and fise acres Of Lend, one hundred and
fly Of which are enclosed. The work on the
House is executed in The best manner; the situa
tion is pleasant, and commands Cine view Of the
surrounding country.
There are also one hundred and forty acres ia
norii-caslerly direction, which will besod eth.
er with or without the first mentioned tract.
Along credit will be given, il desired note and
good security required.
WM. N. WHITFIELD.
Octhber so. -05
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made ofMahogsny, Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple. go q
He would invite attention TO bis make Of Port
able wARDRoBEs and BEDsTEADs, which
cannot be surpassed for durability nealncss, and
conveniencs. .s0 if8
He would also invite The attention OF all per-
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
he intends TO sell as ow as he can possibly aiford,
and his workmen are Al experienced hands.
lie has now ON hand eight enc Dressing Bu-
reaus, with Looking-G Glasses, two China Presses,
two sideboards. six plain Buresas, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
ease, and Bessieads, which he win sch low.
@. Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such a. Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c. .f,ialss4f g Is g san
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 vii
be thankful for continuance Of public patron.
HENRY EVANS.
February 7. Is
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II. r. HIBBARD & cos
CarminatiVe SalVe,

For the cure of Fclons, Piles, Ulcers, Carbuncles
Ague in the Breast or Face, Ear-ache, Burns
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price Is
cents. NN
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INVALUABLE DIscoyERY-ThsI ases-
y ior Of M'Lsns's yermifuge having DISPOSED
Of his night % bis great remedy. The pfopneiors'
Messs. Kidd a CO. beg lesse 10 Offer Il 70 the
American pahlie IS the best remedy for worms
ever offered. II has been uied in al psfis oflhs
country, and In esses which had defied he eser.
lions q ihe hest physicians. and never without
The most complete suesesz We caution parents
against delay. " your children szhibit the ymp.
toms Of being troubled with worms. lose not .
moment, but AZ once purchase bottle Of M'Lsnc's
yemifaee. and thus save them pain and perhaps
their lives.
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New Medicines.
r. +. HIBBARD q CO.'S CELEBRATED
Wild Cherry BitterS,

Pecommeded as highly scrvIeeahle in all cases
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation, Jaundic'
and ali impurities Of the Blood. Price rs cen
NOR bottlc
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Notice.

A 81 am obliged to raise money TO carry on
4 my business and pay my debts, those who
are indebted 10 me, by note or account are CAIN
estIy requested to cali and make immediate pay
ment.
!, HENRY EVANS.
". B. I have on hand large assortment Of
well made Furniture, which will sell low for
cash.
am also prepared 10 furnish Collins at three
hours notice, u the plninest or fnst-style, Of
Walnut or Mahogany.
j Persons at distance may rely on hcing served
here sooner than they can be al home.
IA H.. EVANS,
Ca5iacf Maker and General Undtriaksr.
Nov. 10. C7-
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Fare between Petersburg and Balti
ia more Six Dollars,

more Six Dollars.
THE public are hereby advised that the swift
and splendid Steamer Baltimore. Captain
Alexander McCausland, fitted up with State
Rooms and one hundred and fifty births, is now
running semi-weekly in connection with the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and Fieder-
ickshnrg Railroads, between tie landing at Ac-
quia Creek and Baltimore.
Passengers leaving Petersburg in the Northern
Mail Train al 5, A. NJ, on Mondays and THUS
DAYS, will arrive at Acqnia Crock about IL NJ.
where they take the Batimare. Descending the
Potomac they have a, view of its five scenery by
daylight, aud arrive at Pincy Point about. IS, p.
NJ. and at Baltimore in1hc course Of the night.
This line, il win I've seen, avoids, entirely, the
wide portion ofthe Bay. and ofcourse, in a great
degree, any danger of rough weather and sea sick
ness, and. passengers by j, going farther horth,
have the advantage, on their arrival at baltimore,
OF remaining for the night, free Of charge. on
hoard boat having superior accommodations,
and avoiding expense at Hotels. a-a
Returning. passengers leave Baltimore on
Tuesdays and Fridays al 4, P. NJ, and arrive at
Richmond The next day at IL NJ, and at Peters
burg between and 3p.n M.
For further particulars, OF through tickets, sp-
ply at the Richmond and Petersburg Rad road
Depot, TO the Ticket Agent
JuiylI Al
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Lock here!

yE7HE subscribers would inform the public, that
u they still continue 10 10 business al the old
Sand, (Walnut Groye,) eight miles North of
Hilsborough, where they keep on hand good
assortment Of -
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Valuable Plantation

FOR SALE.
THE nA<sFih<r essrz &c sale fhs valuable tra<t
= "a i.snd en- whirh he now hsrs. containing
sboss $40 acres. II is he place whess his laihei.
Ezekiel Brewer. deed. brnesiy resided. near
Gaze creek Meeting fosse. n h@s on tan az
eelleni Dwelling n sase. end conseuirni oui boss-
60 hss good Orchard. 10 well wstercd. has
god proportion of ezcrllsni Wood Land, and a
p.n q Il j. first rate Tobacco hnd, and altogether
Il Ia as deaisahle plantation as any IN thai s<cs
tiea of county. Persons desiring sueh place
are invited to examine The premises.
FERNS Of Sale win ~ literal.
sAXfIELD BREWER
sep,smber 4. 4s-Sw
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DIR. KuHL'S
AbVSSinian Mixture,

For Colds, Influenza, Costiveness, Piles,
Affection Of the Kidney 4 Bladder,
Gravel, &c., Fluor AlhIs, Weakness,
and other Female Complaints.
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HhDp-fftDo
Pile Remedy,

enc Of the most extraordinary ointmcRts Of the
age-aiiords relief in oil cases, with certainty
and rapidny wholly unprecedented. Price so
cents. -
UT The above medicines arc for sale asihis Of
fec, by n typ,y rr A,,o,,
September 10.
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Cabinet Ware House.

TyHE suhscriberrcspecifully informs hisfriends
Il sndfhe public generally that he has on hand
sud will endeavor constantly to keep, variety Of
well-mass Furniture, embracing ell the leading
articles, such az.
Sofas. Sfdeboards, bureaus,
Bcdsteads, Tables,
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-22
Mr. Bell.

"Ion," the Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun, thus speaks of Dir. Bell and his
resolutions:
Mr.. Bells proposition, in regard to the terri
torial and slavery question, meets with much
notice and encouragement Texas will, I feel
assured, listen to propositions which will make
her "a great nation" The three States on the
Gulf will alternately become, together with
Louisiana, the most populous and potent OF all
the slaveholding States. Moreover, the in
ducenlent which is offered, in the payment of a
large sum of money to Texas, cannot be easily
wthstood. 1t is the ready resource for the
preservation of Texan faith and honor; and it
will be recollected that Gen. James Hamilton
pronounced the Texans to be. "a debt-paying
people" The proposition comes well from
Tennessee, as State which holds no extreme
opinions and calls for no violent party actions
on these subjects.
In his remarks on the 28th ult., in the Sem
ate, Mr.. Bell Of Tenn, stated with great JUS
tice and truth, that his course had never been
violent or extreme. He reposed entire conf
dence in the justice of the North. He had
never countenanced the Southern convention.
He had no agency in its organization. If any
good resulted from it, he could claim no merit
for supporting or bringing it about. If evil
should follow from it, none of the consequent
ces could be chargeable, on him. He had a
firm and abiding confidence in the honesty
patriotism and generosity of Northern gentle
men, and he would continue to hold that con-
fidence, and he believed that the North, holding
the majority, would not exercise their power
stringently or arbitrarily. The preservation of
the Union depended not on the powers that
may be brought to maintain and carry out the
authority of the majority, but on the spirit and
Justice with which all sections should be treat
ed with entire equality and respect.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-22
DisIlni0n.-The West.

The St. Louis lntelligencer says: ITO
the North or to the South, disunion would
be terrible calamity, an overwhelming
misfortune, from which they could never
recover. But to us of the West, it would be
utter annihiIation-a sinking down to the
hopeless depths of national despair and
ruin. 1t is our duty then to speak out, not
only with boldness, but with united voice
on this subject, which immeasurably tram
scends in importance all mere differences
in opinion upon party politics"
All sections of the country begin now
to realize that there is danger of disunion.
The sense of that danger will awaken the
public mind to the necessity Of a remedy.
The croakings of fanaticism will be drowned
in the majestic voice of Patriotism. When
our brethren of the North and West see,
as they are beginning TO see. that real
and not an imaginary crisis is at hand, their
masses will interpose and choke Off the agi-
tators. We look with confidence to the
Great West for wise and pacific counsels,
for, as our St. Louis contemporary justly
remarks, disunion would be "utter ami
hilation'' to the West.-VG Republican.
The Port Gibson herald, and correspondent., 1850-03-22
The North and South.
ENGLISH POLICY.

We expressed the opinion some time
since that the abolition ferment in this coun-
try is in-a great measure the result OF Bri-
tish influence, exerted not to overthrow the
institution Of slavery, (for without slavery
cotton could not be raised. and without cot
ton Great Britain would be dead in year,
but to bring about dissolution of the Union,
by which her own interest as well as prin-
ciple would be strengthened. We are con-
frmed in this opinion by Mr.. Kettel's able
article in the January number of the Dem.
ocratic Review, entitled stability Of the
Union" He gives in that article a histori'
cal sketch of the action of Great Britain on
the slavery question, its motives, and hel
utter failure in her plans: and he endeavor;
10 prove that .Great Britain, having failed
in her attempts to supply her manufacture
with the raw material from her own colo
nies. is directly and greatly interested II
breaking up this Union. for the sake
on the one hand, of destroying a rival II
manufacturing, and, on the other, of Sc
curing more profitable reciprocal trade rade5
and NOR eperfectly amicable alliance VIII
the great Cotton producing country. =
Richmond (Ya.) Republican.