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FIEHE concurrent testimony of men OF integrity
-S and worth is the best evidence we can have
Of any fact which we have cogniZance our
selves. The great advantages possessed by this
article every other arc-its CERTAINTY, SAFE
rY, CONVENIENCE and ECONOMY. All physicians
adnI. that great danger is to be apprehenaed from
drugglng the eye when in an inflamed and unheal-
thy state. In the of this salve this objection
is entirely removed, as no harm can possibly re-
suit from its use: it being in all applied to
the EXTERNAL portions Of the eye, thereby avoid
ing all the Inconvenience, pain and danger. which
necessarily atea! tie introduction Of any pungent
article INTO the eye. Its activity in subduing in
fidmmatlcn Is SO great that but few cases require
the use of moro than bottle to effect perfect
cure. One physician remarked to us, after hay-
ing witnessed it's effects in several instances, that
1t "PERFECT FIRE KILLER" We might
multiply reasons why this salve should be prefelt
eases of the eye, but we prefer it should stand on
it's own merits. All we ask is that it's virtues be
thoroughly tested, and that the directions be strict
ly followed.
Every bottle of the genuine salve has the name
MlTCREluS EYE SAlVE,
blown in tie sides of the bottle, and the written
signature Of the proprietor, ID. MITCHELL, On the
outside wrapper. o, MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming county, Ny.
-6:-
ALSO, DR.. Gordon's vegetable anti bilious
family pills, and DR.. Tyler's ague & fever pills,
For sale by GEO. H0WARD.
Tarboro' press., 1851-05-17
The piles, all sores, rheumatism :
Hays, Lininacna

Is an article more justly celebrated as .as d
the above than any or all Others. The 'a,s acs..
cure are almost innumerable and it is only "y' ssr.
sary to let those who know the ar'lc,t o." - IS 70
used it with such great success kno" '"'s .nrtc..
be had true and genuine (for there a'I IcTa,,ap5'
Gs;ters, G Of Dr.. Lucius Comstock al co," o',:cjss
st. New York and SO of the resi- -
here named. ,rnd gals
Horses that have ring bone, SPAWN "in "tiannnJsrsi
&c. are cured by Roofs Specifics "nu ~, olntmsr'
horses entirely cured by Roo1 '0O' ,,.,corF,
For sale by "e''
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, usllcy'> Asasi-rEaessEnatic Oil
- ~E3Z3LSko>
a certain and speedy Cure for Chront
Rheumatism, Spasnas oCMe Nus.
ctes, Lig0n1ents and Bach and
Jor Sprai,as, Bruises, and
Conclusions.
Conclusions.

THE history of this Invaluable redicbe isn.
markable. 1t has risen into notice. and estab.
lished high aud just reput1tion in the region
Of country where it has been tried alone from the
surprising and numerous cures it has effected
The Proprietor DIR. Samuel Dudley, Hospital
Surgeon, on the Island of Portsmouth, North
Carolina, has used it with upfailing successful
in the hospital, and in his private practice about
twenty years During that period ii has been at
tracing public attention, and gradually risiTslh
to general and high reputation in all that region
of country, solely, by the surprising certainty a
the cures it has uniformly effected. UntIi very
recently il has never been advertised nof Nd''
any pains been taken TO extend its celebrity /"
high reputation therefore is permanent OccSOSS
it is based upon surprising aud unJMI'"s cATe"
mehts alone. The Proprietor encouraged y 10
eminent success in cases of Chronic kOeuD'
tism, and by the advice of his friends anu ''
will add, actuated by desire to extend as ''' o.
possible the benefits Of its healing properties"
now taking measures to make its wondeHuI ""
perties generally known, All he asks Is d 10"
trial. Il is ROW offered TO the lcted III '""
Eastern portion of North Carolina. lie p"
prietor is perfectly willing to put the result en-:
success or failure upon it's success or failure !"
curing or failure to cure any case oil V''0"''
Rheumatism, or other affection for which II I''
commended.
Certificates from highly respectable S0"'
like the following, can be multiplied 10 ''"','
any extent. A few are appended
The following has been politely 1uf'snSp :.
that highly esteemed citizen, Col Joshua i''.sI ,l
of Beauf county, N. c., well known as ~,
liable member Of our State Senate anu P'o'
Collector Of the Port of OcraccAe, NoI'N 20,
lima:
''At the request of Dr.. Samuel Dudley O ,,,. ~,
mouth North Carolina, state that s0'O'
ago ore Of my sons had a severe 'no r,, .,ot.
attack of rheumatism, and by using h''
Rheumatic Oil" he as relieved. -.
1t gives me great pleasure also to say '"1 ,o..
side this case, have heard of others "''s" Il
vince .he that this oil is very valuable IN I%,
Rbeumatism,n J0yHU.l T1Iz01'
Washington, N. c. June %, 1913
For sale by Ge0' I70'eD-~
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just Received.

FRESH SUPPLY OF
DR.. Spencer's Vegetable Pills.
vegetable tonic and restorative bitters
DR.. Hull's Fever and Ague Pills,
DR.. Alurphy's sugar-coated anti bilious
Pills,
>, . Ague and Fever Pills
The above medicines are inferior to
none-one trial will convince.
For sale by Geo. HOa00rG.
Tarboro' press., 1851-05-17
BTanN 23OOR 8,

bound in plain fine style to suit purchasers,
which cannot be surpassed by the Northe'"
work, viz. Ledgers, Journals, Day s'ooks, Re-
cord Books, Invoice, Cash, Letter Books, &C.
&c.
All orders will be executed with neatness and
despatch, and the patronage Of the public is res
pechuily solicited.
A Liberal disc ount for cash,
Raleigh, August 18th. 1919.
UTBooks, &c sent to, or left with, Geo. How.
ard, of rarb oro'. will be forwarded with des
patch.
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~>anfs and prices of Dr. Jayue's
Family Medicines. viz:

Jayne's Expectorant, per bottle, 81 90; Hair
TOME, 90 tonic vermifuge, 25 cts. carminatve
'Aisam. 25 cts. sanative pills, per box, 25 cts.
american hair dye, so cts. Alternative, l 90; ague
o''ls' 90. For sale by GEO. HOWARD.
Tarboro', Nov. 9.
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From Raleigh to Rocky Mount.
Fare EseAMCfd.

THE subscriber has taken the contract for car
rylne the mail rom Raleigh to Rocky Mount.
and will place on the line comfortable stages,
good horses and careful drivers, and will run ii
to connect with the on the Wilmington Rail
Road, and with his stage line from Rocky Mount
to ashington lie will
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"A. GEs.RE RTs


'4"'i bilious Ramily piu.
Composed Of Medicinal prooe.,:
sessed By rorious yegelobIa s' ''s
substances.
ACTlNG specifically on the L;vo.
othersecrcting organs. promo,;oe'r'n I aid
ton, purifying the blood, c]e.n.ss su'se'
glands, in short, reviving the 's nro,, Tie
system and dinusing health AMI I'u'''d
throughout the human frame ''sg
The following are presented ONT,
CERTIFICATES.
CORNWALL, Orange COUNTY N -
n May 10, -,
Dr. A. GILBERT. Dear Sir Suesr;nns IT,
Tine with severe bilious affection and T.; Nns'
p'"lnt' was recommended totry your sn,itH nSo''
family pills; and am pleased in ha;a O,0'''c' c'
say, that after using few doses ,onns '''e"
permanent relief 10 all those afflicted ss''''d
lar way, cannot refrain from ,hns nnI':, Ism
commencing them, as consider them ''y fe',
medicine to possess, especially in tho ,'..''I' '"
where persons are removed from tie o,,o .'''y
of receiving medical advice. you,s 49,. r, VWHl!
0'gneo' GEORGE BROWN
WE, the undersigned dealers in mo1;:
having for two years past sold A, GiIb,,.
bilious family pills. take great pleasure n s ".''
that so far as we know, the medicine b.. '.'""SS :
universal satisfaction; and We believe !, f,o 9 81
several expressions made to US, to be ,ha , h, VIC
u-bilious medicine now in use. S,uos8
AARON A. WING, NJ. d. PgTpR ,l,,
a. ~ "A"'lS' JAS NcLLNrR Md.
I Norfolk, Va. May 20, "a.
Mr.. A. Gilbert. Dear sir, p,ease send >, o..
gross OF your pills by the very frs, pac -, ,.I
am nearly out of them. The demand f., ,n.,i.
very much Increased, which can only be .,rbr
ted to their being recommended by those w,,
have been benefited by the use of them. Van
can draw on me at sight for the amount as uspal
Signed. G,J
New Orleans, March 7. rs
Il For sale by GEO HCUARA
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DIR. EERaAY'S
WILD CHERRY ANO SARSAPARILlA
PILLS.

FENIlE startling drawback on nearly ali medi-
Cal agents has ever been that in their pro-
cess of purgation and publication they have also
DEBILITATED THE SYSTEM. Hence purgative me-
dicines were regarded as at best but necessary
evil patients resortng to them for the relief of
disease at the expense of ANOTHER To obvia'e
this, physicians have long sought for an agent
that would at the same time purge. purify and
strengthen; but their forts were nearly frutless-
and they had almost desPaired of success when
the lahors of science, and research were rewarded
by a discovery which fully realized the fondest
desires Of the medical faculty, and which is justly
regarded as one Of the most important triumphs
that pharmacy has ever achieved. This import
ant desideratum is named
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LIST OF PRICES.

Pianos with metallic plate in Rosewood or
mahogany cases, 6 octave. from 900 to $3.50,
With iron frame, 225 to 300. G! octave, $50 to
$50, 63 275 to $50. octave, 800 to 500. 7
octave, Grand Pianos. very powerful and bril-
liant, from 500 to $1,000. Harps from $50 to
5000,
The above named Pianos are constantly man.
ufactured with all the latest improvements, and
will be sold on the most accommodating terms.
Any person wishing to purchase Piano will
please notify the subscriber, and Piano will be
sent here by A. *, & Co.-and if the instru-
ment OF price do not please. they will be at no
charge or expense for transportation of said Pi-
ano. GEO. HOH.ARD, Tdrboyo'.
Tarboro' press., 1851-05-17
Ralcigss Book Bindery
John III. Epe C0rtcTrt

RETURNS his grateful Acknowledgements to
the public for the very liberal patronage which
has been extended to him, and respectfully an
nounces that he still continues the business OF
Book Binding in all its forms, in the CITY OF
Raleigh, where it is conducted. as heretofore
over
The North far0t;na Book Store.
where every material and instrument necessary
for binding, re-binding, repairing, will be Kept
constantly on hand, and all work entrusted to
him will be promptly and faithfully executed
in as substantial manner, as elegant STYLE, and
upon as reasonable terms, as it can be done any
where.
He will also execute to order, all kinds oi
Tarboro' press., 1851-05-17
Groceries, sc.

SUGAR, lnolaSses, coffee,
LoriIlard's and Outcalt'- Snuff boxes,
Cand!es-brown and fancy Soaps-glnqer
Grouud pepper and spice Starch, indigo,
Cap and letter paper. ruled and unruled,
Ink and ink powder, &c. &c,
For sale by GEO. H0HRAD
Tarboro' press., 1851-05-17

Trunks, of ordinary size aud weight. ST. So
art Of the way in proportion-s'ual, packages, Is
'ents boxes and bredles agreeaby to size and
weight.
Trunks, packages &c. must he deposited at
scriber will not be responsible for their safety
For seats, &c apply 10 F.. iarbroush. Raj
eight. r. Debnam, Eage Rock-A. j. Foste',
Wakefeld-D. s. Crenshaw, Stanhope--B d, II
Freeman, Nashviile-Wil!iam E Pnpr, Rocky
Mount GEO. UOU.lED
Tarboro', April IL, 1919.
Tarboro' press., 1851-05-17
Notice.

e all OF TANNIN, or leather restorer, new
~ chemical discovery, which penetrates the
s;f1est and hardest Ieathe, if it has been twenty
years in use; and tears easily with the fingers,
it.imspar, at once strength that is utterly mere
dible until seen.
orns---the French plaster is sure cure.
Dr C0aners gonorrhca miEture, an invaluabe
cure for all diseases Of the urinary organs.
For uorms-Kolmstock's Vermifug ge-not Fah-
ncstock'S-will eradicate and cure children and
adults wi o have worms. Caution. Beware of all
unless the name is spelled Kolmstock's the old
Dutch name Of the inventor.
For sale by GEO. NOWARD.
Tarbcro', Nov. 9.
Tarboro' press., 1851-05-17


TERMS PER DAY:
For carriage, tive horses, and driver, s5 90
>, carriage and harness, Q 90
>, basouche, two horses, and driver, 90
,, barouche and harness, SO
,, carryall, two horses, and driver, SO
>, carryall and harness, 100
,, buggy and horse, 8 90
>, buggy and harness, O75
>, horse, saddle and bride, Is
;, horse, 90
horse and cart. a5
=, Cart and gear, O25
,, Horse and plough, 90
>, plough and gear, @ Is
Wagon and dray, by contract.
Aae above charges are for an ordinary days
'aVel-longer OF shorter distances, by contract.
April i3. GEO. HoW2HD.
Tarboro' press., 1851-05-17
Notice.

a. SARSAPARILLA, Comstock's compound ex-
~ tract; there is no other preparation of sarsa
parilla that can exceed or equal this Ifyon are
sure to get Comstock's, you will fiud it superior
to all Others. Ii does not require putting.
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FSose,Uood and .vEfghOgaaly
73EaR0%,

nth an entire cast iron frame, handsomely car
ved and gilt-this iron frame combines the en-
ire instrument. prevents it from warpIng and
getting out of tune. For fifteen years have they
heen tried in Pennsylvania. Maryland aud Vir
ainia, and some in constant use in 1nstitutio ,
bv Professors, and private families, and have
given entire satisfaction; the climate or change
yf weather have little no effect on the 1nstru-
ments-the tone is powerful, brilliant and sweet.
Principals of Academies, professors and mer-
chants will find it to their interest TO purchase
these Pianos. All instruments are warranted
Orders and letters will be promptly answered
and attended to. Respectfully,
Address, A. KUHN & CO.
No. IS North Green ST., Bait.
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~09e5S5n

THE undersigned respectfully cails me at
teation the public to the sPlendld' highly
anisbed New Scale
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oND =,
N{A( -
Horses, &c. for hire.

-sxS75sSSsss-
'HNf3E SUBJ Der continues to keep horses and
- vehicles fer hire on the following
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
Ceurt Of Appeals.

The June term OF the Court of Appeals
commenced Yesterday. There are is cases On the
calendar. which vil ~ al probability Gc;an thc
Court W SESSION not .c>s than lour weeN> There
: present. presiding. lion. Charles Vi. Kuggies Chief
Judge, AMI liens. Green e. bronson. ,Who arrived
last evening" Freedom e.. JewCtt. samuel 4 Ford.
VIM I. Net own. AlouZ0 & Page. Hiram GRAY. and
James Mailett
\ large number oi distinguished lawyers have al
ready arrived from abroad. among whom are Charles
OCouor Robert Emmett, J W Gerard Daniel
Lord Robert J. Dillon. AMI '. Loomi>. E>Qr>
OF Newly ORR y Hll. u . Esq, OF Albany Judge
BeartScy. @. ,ho late supreme Court. who has re-
turned to The Bar G. + COmS;OcA. Esq. syracuse
:. Mathews. Esq. Rochester Hon William Beach
Lawrence. Jr.. Lieut.. Gov. ot Rhode Island y
Whiinge ESQ. Cortland W. Barnes and Il Camp
beh ESqrS.. Bath. and James Clapp. j. E~l.. Ok
ford There arc others. whose names We an not
have an opportunity 10 learn
The case argued before The Count Yesterday was
No rs on the calendar. substituted f0r No. !. Den
n> Nee arty respondent. against Charles Marsh and
Others, appellants. Robert Emmett. Esq. ioy re-
SpOndent. and Charles OCOnOr. Esq. i0y appellant
This Is the case of man diving instantly. the prop
ery e>cheatng 10 the STATE, and the claimants after
ward presenting their claims rs legal heirs The
principal question involved was Is 20 The true and
legal meaning At the word ancestor.
.Elmra Dem of cine>jay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
state Temperance Convention.

The Annual Meeting of the State Tenn
porancc Socoiy Was held Yesterday at the Congroga-
uonal Church. The Society was called fo order a.
10 o'clock, 4. ~. 10y the Wee President. TRUMAN
CAvr, Of TompAnS Co ANcr PRAYER by Rev Wm.
& Wisnor. the Secretaries being a5Sont.J : U0zen.
of Albany. was appointed Secretary pro fem.
Me>srS Burleigh and Bates. oi Onontaga, were ap-
pointed Committee 10 take the names OF members
according to The Constitution.
The following gentlemen were appointed Busl-
ness Committee RevS p II. owier 0i Oaeida. W
C. WisnCr OF Niagara. James AOcA OF Madison. ID.
II IdmiIiono Of IOmpkn>. John Marsh oi Newly orN.
". II Burle gh E>l and Oliver Teal. E>i oi on
ondaga.
The following gcntemeu were appointed Com
miiieo 20 nominate officers for the Society. for The
coming year Wesley Bailey of Oneida. John Wells
of Madison Rev " " Newell OF Ononiasa. Ira
HI. COBB. J. z. HICKS OF Onontaga, ana Rev. SilaS
Hawloy OF Ontario.
Rev Nr Myers of Onondaea. offered the fol owing
resolution. which was unanimously adopted
ktsclr,d. That all person, attendance t, meeting.
under The ' ot'hc Correspondents Secretary DE authorized
to slf and act as members
The society then adjourned until > O'Clock. PM.
Syracuse STANDARD. 2lth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23
DAMS WORM KIILER-vore

~ A Y = w or VI klLLER-More
~ children Annually dc from han from ii o,he
cause eolabned Toe>e little citizens he save, and
made healthy.
BANS WORM KILLER
renoVfs Tie worms and MAKES the little patient perfectly
vel Il never falls l. kills ~ Supplies me worms and
oves them from The system without the least injury ard
always dges god Il the ons mfallble Worm Remedy
ever made u j. pleasant syrup That al children WI
eA1y lAe and ask for l. contains mercury 4.
Is ne chc@rcst and he, worm destroyer The world TIE
bottles are large, and 81 a. eny p cents Read the sTn
toms II The worms.
ran ~ he JOINTS and .urs offensive breath; picking Il
nc ncse grinding II the teeth drng sleep: and
P. Hess about ne lp> with flushed cheeks. Dee Ing - tue
noe snawlrs sensation The SOMA l. ll,i-s g i-lr
over ilc surface IL fhe bcy. slight chS sllvennes
ht9ache, lrwsnts>. vert-u turpIr. disturbed DEANS
sudden starting seep WIKI f-ht and screaming. >snr
tnfS trouble >e cu-n. vcr.>hHesS thirst. u4ud hue.
MS, Tad taste n me mouth. difficult breathing. pn the
stomach w bowels f-ue, nluS a. iIo.n.,..le,s yoTa-
cnus appetite. cinEgSs ioa,el stomach 0T iiis -nH-S
shooting psEe Vrlls falts ut Tie lF. scse Il me-
tns r- n thc throat. itching q The toward nl--,
frequent desire 90 pass something from the bowels and
s0iheflmes discharges II slime and mucus
All those miserable feelings 1lnlShed by Buns
Worm Killer Trust no other medicine The chud's IFS
may he lost Sod ~ 100 NaSsau-s III Ann. hy :
IOtSEN sole general agent for the proprietor my29 lm'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

The STATE FAIR-lt Is confidently an
tlc lpated that The approaching Anniversary 81 the
Nea York state Agricultural Society. appointed 70
be- held IN ihis city on the 10Th lih Ism ana i'Ih
days Of September next. VIII surpd,, an FORMER
Falrs both Do variety. magnitude dnd periectOh ol
the exhibition ard DID the multitude no shall d,srui-
he 10 witness The great festival o. industry ana skill
Tie grounds selected are undergoing Tie IcqulsHe
Dreparatiou--a strong force beng employed Tor that
burmese The site i lofty ant hne commanding a
new of the CITY Noun, Hope the uyer. anu me sif-
rouuf fnp country II Is Tie west bank Oi INC he-
resee a mile and 81 half south al the Court House,
wing between SOpila-st and the Valley Z anal We
are informed that the Mechanics design 70 erect ~
eIfee Oh tie FAIR ground. Tor Their u-e, 70 COST
Il coo and 10 be- constructed Of PdyiS-i-sd h1,5sr
TIE material is 70 be- furnished from the Rochester
payne-lz.ng Works" and 20 be hrei AZ ile cohciu-
son of the Far II the building proves c0mDusuDlt,
80 b. be- claimed Will rot be- tie case. TO charge VIII
b. made f0r the timber composing D. An oppOrlum-
~ viii thu, be- afforded 20 tt-t. "a pubic and SAILS
factory manner. some of TIE qualities characteristic
al fhe article Which has attracted mlcn attentlOn n
England. and j. beginning 20 De KNOWN ana valued
here No more favorable place could DE- chosen Tor
H. fir fhau Rochester Itself % city OF 5000 IN
hebisnts. the accommodation, cannot le otherwise
man aceGuate and ample Situated N TIE near d
the most fertile. highly cultivated and dense.y peo-
Med region IN the United State~. with iaeltes lot
.ruroach 0y railroads canals AMI lake. on an ne
3, are justified expecting the ltfgl aseeI..D-'-t
ever convened ~ tins COntinen'. lltle y i'AsD.
ta expect the attendance on that Oc' a-v ~ many u
the mos, distinguished men ~ ne nei on ~ ~ ~.
lot doubt ih4iihe Far Of 1851 VII fehec' HE ,.si'
m fb, ~oci,tv the state. AM he country ~ TAT ~
rROch American. June -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23


CALcurrA-Cdpt Benson. OF the ship Argo, from
Calcutta, has gwen The Naiepi Go-tte some additional
information m regard 20 the execution OF an Amer-
can sailor a. Calcutta. the bare statement Of Which
was received bv the way of England. some weeks
since. n appears from Capt Benson statement that
tins Young man was born IN salem, whence ms
parents removed 10 Charlestown some years ago.
The Calcutta papers give ms name as Francis SyNeS
ter VERY. HIS crime WAS participation m the murder
and robbery OF one of the officials of the Ice House
He but ]. years of age, and very general feel
ing OF astOnlShment was caused 900 Calcutta that ne
should have been sentenced 10 lose hrs life, while ms
associates I'M crime. two or three men o. infamous
in age. were acquitted on the capital charge.
Capt Benson visited Very IN his cell the night pre-
VOuS 10 ms execution, and found HIM AZ hrst >tOlca
~ resolved 10 meet ms fate. lie said he had no wish
to 1--we he had always been bad boy, and probably
would be no better. # ms life spared But after
a few moments conversation with Capt b., he soft
ened and was left M food o.. tears The Bengal
Hukaru, of Jan 81, gives the following account OF
the execution
The young murderer. Francis Sylvester Very
was. accordance with his sentence, hanged early
Yesterday morning. within the precincts of the jail
last that apparent Indifference 10 death which he has
all along dist1aVed IN. ., w9os' rnN'e'e''|o 'N'
been sufficiently quiet and decent d., hours al
ne nov we are informed, IN ms last hours ,lu-
ritted The truth Of the confession maic oy r ,e,r
der lie i4a he Very, alone conlt's ., III guerS
only the four arrested were concerned IN the affair 1t
appCarS-bji that he planned the robbery, he
thought 70 right Ia take the whole responsibility on
himself
The wretchod boy has father alive, who has
some other children boy second marriage, and he
sent message 10 ms father not 10 let The the other
boys 90 10 sea. lie himself complained OF Ill treat
mCnt received on board an American irgate."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-23

RoBsERY AND Recovery OF NI3OO.-
The robbery Of Bellows Express II $1,000, IN Chau-
tauoue County Bank bills Was made public SONG
DAYS since Owing 10 the illness of the Messenger
the trunk containing the package was deposited IN
the OYSTER and fruit cellar of Benham u TO uhdeI
Br,ars fancy store and Ten there one day and Night
and then taken 70 = CldrSyllle without opening
When opCncd % vas discovered That the 10000 pack
age had been distracted. the trunk having been un-
locked and locked again. THIS occurred on Monday
last and nee that time officer Best ms been on me
alert robbCr Circumstance Ted 90 The suspicion
That the money Was taken ~ J. Norris, Who had
charge of the stole while The money Was lru mere.
YESTERDAY morning Mr.. BeiiOHs stepped into the
store and found ire o. the stove. and, on exdnind-
ton found an oyster can amOngfhe burning matter.
He called unon officer Best, WhD together with Nj
Patchin reraired 20 the place and examed The con-
tents Of The stove and found, among the ashes en-
Gered paper, bearing the words Chutauque Co Bank,
and Rse,si,red m me controllers Office leading to
the supposltion that the money was burned. How
ever. Yesterday afternoon package OF sf3OO Oh we
money was found m 4 vault under the ,iue"dh Oh
the premises Norris has been committed for a tur-
tber examination. Buffalo Express. DIST.
The BrFao ourier of the 2lst say " A. yet We
have heard Of 30 evidence conclusive against Mr.
Norris as there we're three four other persons VINO
had access 10 The store and VINO we're about mere AZ
the tune lie l. a young man just started in business
has resided III town several years. and enOYed me
entire confidence and respect Of All Who kne" hlm.
lie va for two or three years ma the employ 0l iht
Eastern Telegraph Company. and Oh quitting their
service few months since received from the Presl-
dent Of that Company valuable present and a high
compliment for the fidelity with which he htd DIS
charged his duties