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Giles. &C., which were selected by himself m
the Northern cities, with special regard to their
purity and freshness. Physicians and the Pub
lie are requested to call and examine his STOCK,
consisting in part ofihe following;
MEDICINES. Chrome Green,
Best Eng. CalomeL ieno"'
Blue Mass, RUSSIAN piue'
Pul. & Rad. RhIbarh, vene'ian heo'
Ipecacuanha, yalap, spanish DfO"h'
Fla. Mamma. ,c'mhiioh,
Cod Liver Oil, (Rushion parnisnes'
& Clark's.) rant brushes,
Castor Oil, Olive Oil, CHOICE FANCY ARTI-
Black Pepper Oil, Giles.
Lemon Oh, Hair & Tooth Brushes,
nu'galhos W. Flesh Brushes,
vi reppeim'h'' Perfumery. etc.
SUP. & Act. Morphia, Toilet Bottles
nnra'e o. ohsei' French Cologne,
louioe iron, no, opiuln' German do.
o', iou,ae Sulnm' Soaps of every variety,
Sulphur, EPSON Salts, hair
etc. etc. Letter and Cap Paper,
PAINTS AND OILS. Note Paper Envelopes,
I.inseed Oil, Port Monies, Paper-lies,
Pure White Lead, Port Folios,
Lamp Black, etc. etc.
Besides other articles TOO numerous TO mention.
| As he is determined to sell as low as any
House in North Carolina, he thinks he can make
tito the interest of Physicians to buy. He would
say further, that he has made arrangements to
receive all the New Chemicals as soon as an
nounced, and any article not on hand can be or
dered in few days. Orders respectfully solicit.
ed.
Hillsborough, April eth, 1852. -32
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SHOES I. SHOES

SHOES. SHOEs!!
Black and CoIored CATERS
E and HALF CATERS, from Miles
e ssessss4slss & Son, Philadelphia.
Cloth Gaitersand Half Caters, from Robinson
& Co., Philadelphia. -
Bootees for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also a good assortment Of Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogans. Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S.
October 2. o.
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is now receiving a large and
choice Stock Of DRUGS, ME-
DICINEs, PAINTS, OILS.
DYE STUFFS, YARNlsH-
ES, PAINT BRUSHES.
SURGICAL & ID N ia l.
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry. TOLL EFT ARTl-
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Books! Books!

MAY be found at the Drug Store great vac
Avn rieiy Of Books, among which are the fol-
lowing: Hume's History Of England, McCau-
ley's lo., Gibbons Rome, Signers of the Decla-
ration Of Independence, Downing's Fruit Trees
of America, Life of Gen. Marion, Lie Of Gen. n.
Green. Life Of Col Boon, Life of Washington.
Life Of Franklin, Floras Interpreter, Floras Lex
icon, Life of Christ and his Apostles, Sacred
Scenes IN the life Of our Saviour. Noble Deeds
Of Women, Kings and Queens, Burns Poems,
Ladies' Oracle, Tupper's Philosophy. Moore's
Poems, Pilgrims Progress, variety Of Tempe
rance Tales together with variety Of Miscella-
ncous Works, School Books, and Stationary
which will be sold low for cash. or on short time.
s. ID. SCIIOOLFIELD.
April IS. 81
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DRUG STORE.

DIR. s. %. scaoDlT1ELD.
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We find in the Raleigh Standard the following card
from this distinguished gentleman, which we lake great
pleasure in laying before our readers
To The Democratic Republican Party Of North Carolina
cannot refrain from expressing my deep-fet gratitude
Tor your warm generous and unlocked for Efforts pro-
cure ny nomination 10 the second ofce IN The gift OF the
greatest nation upon earth should certainly have been
proud had those Efforts been crowned with success but
believe me my gratitude 10 you could not have been
greater IN what has been done have received add
lional evidence OF The kind regard with which you hare
ever hooored nea kindness. sure. arising from no
merits OF my own. La the result am not disappointed
Tor my hopes were never excited; and no North Carols
nian can regret that the nomination has fallen upon ma
tive OF our State, whose fame has already shed us
ire upon the land OF his birth. | his name viii
inspire far more enthusiasm than thai OF the humble in.
divdual whom you sought 10 honor.
The selection made by The late Baltimore Conveniiou
was altogether fortunate, though in exact accordance
with previous wishes General Pierce has not hith-
erto been well known among us, but allow me on this
occasion to bear my testimony to his high merits. had
The pleasure OF serving with him in the Senate OF the
United States, and was honored with his friendship, and
no one with whom there associated has been mote
kindly remembered by me. He possesses clear head
and generous and manly heart and one can know
him but to esteem and honor him. II southern sun
had warmed him into life he could no, have been better
representative OF the southern people.
vi Col. King need say nothing. He is known 10 us
ALL and 10 say that we know him is to say that
sppci him.
OF such leaders our party is Justly proud and with the
principles inscribed upon their banner that are pro-
muged BIZ the convention that nominated them, they
cannot for moment doubt Of success. May neiaAea
with the ba,ecry OF Pierce, King, and Reid, e, Us bear
alo the glorious flag OF l79s, upon which victory has
often erched under the leading of Jefferson. SIad
son, Monroe, Jackson, and Polk Believing as do
that with principles identified the prosperity and
perpetuy oil beloved country that there never NAV
be wanting wise heads and manly hearts advance aud
maintain them IS the prayer Of y yoHI obliged elsw,c
Aen RObERI STRANGE.
RALEIGH, June Is, 1854
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The Nominations.

Eriroa II ierer from Montpelier, pumon', 70 M
al cannot close this letter without congratulang ne
democratic party Of the Union upon the glorious results
of the late National Convention. and upon the unpree'
dened harmony and good feeling iba, marked its closing
scenes Never did presidential nominee enter political
contest with brighter prospects OF triumphant success
than does our own gallant standard bearer, FRAsrh
PIERCE His nomination has been received by the nooe
democro cy Of this State with the nnbounded ennu
siasm and Joy. VIZ Know franklin Pierce in Vermont
however the may be IN other States, and 70 k9'p
is but 10 esteem and admire. Our party in this Sa'e
united 10 a man and although hardly hope y
break nj once the cords that have long bouna
Vermont to the Juggernaut Of federalism yet we give
our democratic brethren notice that shall make az
energetic effort do so, and that they need not, mere
FORE be surprised i the ides Of November hnd wing
ridden Vermont redeemed and Disseminated S's,e
The Webster, Fillmore and Scott men here are like 'p'
Kilkenny cats, continually quarrelling among themselves
and for the encouragement of equal rights and Just prn
cpes we hope that in the end there win be just about
much left OF them as there Of their usirous proO
types"
Ertruct Of letter from Warren, 7rum5ua county Ohs
The nominations made by the National Demoe's's
Convention are hailed with high degree OF approoauoa
here. On Saturday evening last we had a raiihcauVp
meeting which was respectfully large and quite enn'
asiic The response TO the nominations made by 'heco
ven,ion was cordial in the extreme and the assent 20
platform unanimous Inasmucb this Is affee-soi =
on, this assent cannot well be regarded otherwise us
fatying by all who cherish an attachment 70 'he V"'
end desire its tranquility
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party creed and he who may read where il is "a
plainly written We ask the democrats in Congress Ia
observe It well We ask them TO place their parry
Ia false position before the country, when glor
GUS victory awaits US by trampng under foot the plain
and clear nlunclions OF faith Let them stand by n
10 the last in spite OF the Establishments oil their eneme,
and the enemies Of The constitution.
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trial of McCormicE,s patent Reaper.

In another column will be found an announcement of
proposed trial Of the celebrated invention Of Mr.
Mccormick, 10 which invite the attention OF our
readers, and especially OF those engaged in agricultural
pursuits II will be remembered that the working OF the
reapng machine recently witnessed with great
establishment and degb, by the farmers and the machn.
ists OF England
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s. The Campaign

Those who purpose subscribing for the "Campoign,'
and who wish the entire series OF numbers, should IN
order to obtain them send on their orders that they
may be received by the latter part OF this month.
We have made arrangements TO supply the entire num-
Der all orders received during this month II has be-
come evident already that edition OF the Campaign
will be very large, and particularly urge our friends
to note the above suggestion.
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Congress--Monday.

SENATE-The Chair laid before the Senate commune
cation from the Secretary Of the Navy relative to the
American Nautical Almanac.
Also, a communication from the Secretary OF the In
terror relative 10 leases OF the public domain in Cali
fornia
After some business Of general interest, the Senate
adjourned.
HOUSE, OF REBREsKNTArIvEs.--The House adjourned
Immediately after comag together, no quorum being
present.
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We it stated in the Illinois journals that ex Sena-
Breese unanimously elected speaker OF The mouse
of representatives of that State at the late regular SEES
sion, and is presiding over that body, now IN special
session.
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ELEaANr PARLOH ORGAN EOR sALIg.--T have ~,
be sold low. Apply 20
80. JAMES g. MCGUIRE,
'uhe ~ eoVs Aucioneer and Commission Mercbaat.
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against the exercise OF the presidential veto, aud it must
be confessed that the bold and schemng seiionalsm Of
the northern wing party has. with fearful ingenuity and
adaptation. selected in him its fit and chosen standard
bearer Not another man in the land there WHO
could well fulfil its conditions suit It's purpose. His
nomination is. and is universally felt 10 be. the dehni'ive
triumph OF sectonalsm nationalism-of the desire
for agitation the desire for peacen the wing ranks
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Democratic Ratification Meeting in Nashville.
We learn from the Nashville Union tina, very large
and enthusiastic crowd nbled in the Representative
aD on Saturday night 10 rntfy the nominatonss Of the
Democratic National Convention DR.. c. X. Winston
was called 10 the chair, and T.. G.. Eastman Charles
Irving, Thomas Boyers. and John t. Marlng, appointed
secretaries
L. M. Temple, esq, offered the following series OF res
oluhons, which were warmly received
Rfsofrsd, That tho nominatort of the Hon Franklin
Pierce, OF New Hampshire the democratic candidate
Tor the Presidency, with hearty approval and
VIII receive OR cordial support.
Heso'ped, That the distinguished services OF General
flefoe ~ e national councils of the country and on the
SOIL o. ign Toe his unsui purity OF private well as
pnblc c, and above ALL his sound and radical democracy,
eminenuy entite him the position which the democracy
Of tho Union assigned him rs their stsndardbenrer
IN the approao hing political contest. -
R,sofred. III ut long and distinguished OF the
Hon. VIM r. King, the Senate OF the United States,
Justly ranks among The first OF American
and that ba, pleasure his selection the demo-
cratic nominee for the vice presidency.
Before the VI lie was taken. Hon. Andrew Ewing was
oudy called 70 and responded in OF his happesf
storts-a really eloquent and soul stirring speech Col
Guild, OF SUNNI er county, subsequently addressed the
meeting. The nhpsiam manifested in the meeting iur.
nished unnisal cable evidence that the democracy oil
Nashville are rrht eide up and determined To into
he canvass with p that cannot fail to beget success,
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Della ware.
PHiLADZLPHiA "Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1852

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1sj2
The following are the complete returns Of
Newcastle County: Wilmington Hundred, Riddle
Den.) for Congress 133 majority; BrandyNine Hun
dred, Riddle. l07 majority; Nil Creek Riddle, 27;
White Clay Creek Hundred Riddle So; Newca-tis
Hundred, Riddle, 20; Pencsder Hundred, Ride, -
ChTfiiana Hundred Houston (Whi) for Congress. ii6
majority ApToQuinoInink Hundred, Houston. II Red
Lion Hundred, Houston, Q; 81. Georges Hundred
Houston, l3.
Tie Whiq sate Senator C. j. Dupont, il elected by a
large majority.
The Wing have elected seven Delegate 10 the Con
yeution Of Ten
The Democrats have elected their sheriff by O. mn
jOry.
j. s Valentine (Wnig) is elected by majority TO the
State Legislature
The telegraph being out Of order, We have not heard
froln the lower Conniies
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Massachusetts state Election.

The returns from all the towns in the State
save Stow in Middlesex county, Princeton, Gardner
and Westminster IN Worcester county, holAes,',' ~
Plymouth county and Chilnark and Tsbury IN DaAes,
give the following result in the gubcrnNtoral election
Clifford w......6l, 222 Bishop L. F....-... .3S o.
Mann, ;. ........3aeoO Scattering --.....-. 100
FOR CONGRESS.
l. DiStrict-The corrected returns throw
doubt upon the reported election of Zcno ~cuter
TO Congress The vote, with the exception OF me
Of ChlmaIk, Rochester and risbury is ScGddar' W.
466l; Pierce, L. T.. 26l5; French F. s. 2ll3 SCATTER
ing, J. The Boston ftcs believes that the VIII, ma GRITTY
in the three towns nton VIII be sulcicnt 10 clect
ScuddcT, as he lacks but 20 votes OF an election
III. DiStriet.-The vote stands as follows
six towns 20 be heard from --Crockcr w, 4sl3: iie
L. f., 2692; Weston. =. =, 3547, Scattering, i3i
TIM DiSt-The vote [Nevbup eXceptetD
stands Upham. Wing 1885 Hood, Loco Focc, 2353;
Lord, Nat Dem, 1000; Alley, Free soa s399i scatter
rim DiS.-Ben. Wing. 5153; Banhs,LocO-
Foeo am. Boues. Free Soil 2,179 scattering, SO
In the old lId and WITH Districts the cleo
lions TO I'll vacancies were both unsuccessful lac
Wing candidates, Fay and sabine lead hAid o'ney IN
both and, as al the neN iria pluraiiE el.,., NJ
mo pct now IL that, notwithstanding the dsrici Z"
The State hy tie coalition, the vacancies VII oe ncd py
and the entire Massachusetts Delegation AZ tie NIX
Congress will consist Of iCs Il eecms naf4y poss-
bic now that coalitions IN any OF The Districts 'sh oe
forne3 between The Loco Focos and Free Soilors
The returns nom sAe other DISTRICTS do nos ''Fs ms
terislly from our report toteIdsy'
STATE SENATE
Additional Returns SHOW that the " higS have
elected but ten instead q eleven Senator, as report
yesterday and the Coalition ei ght - follows: SdioIN
Co. wings; Hampshire, ?; BUnsssbie, "oiees.Sr
Coalition :: Berkshire Plymouth, :; NasSHs'ies' =
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
TIE Aiias, of Yesterday, says: An exanlns-
tion OF tie returns makes IL cutie probable tha oiy
thirty two Wings have been elected Ia Bo .oh IL las
he so is correction in tables Leaves, so Tar as
heard from aseertsned to be elected, ~ WHgs, a Op
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FiRE AND Loss OF LIFE AT WArERrows,
NY-A lew m.utos past O'Clock This inirning, IRE
was discovered in the range OF wood build stuared
ON Riverst next the UuOR Mills, and rapid the
prorcss a the Games that IN the space OF Ninety MIN
uies portion of TIE range between Union Mills and The
mill Of Mcssrs. Mouon 4 Sylnonds was IA ruins. The
total loss oanno, fail short Of S20OOO Of which consd
cradle portion covered by insurance + behaved
that young ssn nineteen years II age named HUDSON
Hsdcock, student ~ the Institute, persisted IN the
Tsmes. While assisting his relative, NJ. : Hadcoct IN
The removal OF properly from The basement tie no1-
above gave away, pgecpiing heavy planning nscAin,
and ausss o. ournr. tnbers below, prev -'lng - ape
by The door MIR. : Hadcock effected - escape by
window next the river Mr. Dory BY another winiow,
Tut young lladcock not fortunate. He ms not
recu seen sirce the falling OF the to0r. We are ulaHr
10 give iu pam ul11s tls morning. I-e sufferers ~
tE tIc az IS ollowE Benz amin Coreys loss on build
rg and machinery 5000, no insurance. : HatcocS,
tNc md iCo. lisker; Messrs. Fegrn. marble works
T. Coiey, .lerins me H. 2 Stevens j0iners shop;
J. L,Id pl1w snl ,oolfc'1y; H. Bcutwtn churn
oGJ straw,U '.e. maker J. blood cabn1f factory Van
Nance, Smith x Nsrsfsld. do; VALET, turner; p.
Sccley, joiner James Webb, DO, The range 4 build
ms was wholly occupied ~ ,chsnics, an the loss
above insurance Is very severe TIE Uu-1n nj being
hreplOOi, e-cQped destruction. TaendOmisabs energy
" the fIemel saved woOsen building belonging 70 NJ.
A. J. Peek. snitse Touring mil OF Moutoa & Symonds'
next sAiunirr the former was several unles O. nre.
rs ateri0wn Jefersoniln Nov. d
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THE LATEST NEWS.
BIZ TELEGRAPH TO THB YORK TRIBUNs.
Southern Telegraph Office, corner Of HgnOr and BcoV-r

Tie California steamers - Arrival of the
Philadelphia ct Ncw-OrIeans-Tbe Illinois
En- R0ute for New \ orli with > 900, 900
NEwOKLRANs, Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1852.
The steamship Philadelphia from Aspinwa,
4th inst arrived here today bringing 80 passengers
and the California meils, brought down to Panama by
the steamer Oregon.
There is no later news from California than
that received in New York by the Star of the West
The steamship Illinois left Aspinwall on the
4th inst with passengers and million and half in
gold dust for NewYork.
The United States was at Aspinwall await
ing the passengers by the COrez to leave san Fran
cisco on the Goth
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~ JOIN A. CoLLNs, ESD, President Of
the Manhattan Quartz Mining Company, left for Cali
fornis in the Georgia. Thursday last expecting 70
be absent six eight months. Meantime he Will write
regularly for The Tribune and having the advantage Of
California experience already, expect that he will
shed much light the present state OF that country
it, Mining, Agriculture Improvement aud General Pro
gress. lie expected to be able 10 write from sun
Francisco early in December.
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Franklin Pierce going 10 Notwithstanding
Match.

PIN ADELPmA Wednesday Nov. TO- 1852.
TIE Pennsylvania announces that the Presi-
dent elect viii shortly pass through this city his way
10 Virginia. The Democratic Committees had meet
ing last evening to make arrangements for giving him
reception
Iacony won the purse of 5000 yesterday,
at the Hunting Park Course in the trot with Oblenness
of ST. Louis The heats two miles in harness and
were nun in 5m 27s and ON :s!s
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THE ELECTION.
Newly ork.
Hale Electors, sf7 TompIins, ' iss '''' wv

Hale Electors 81 Tompkus, 1872.
XXVITH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Yates Co-Onicial returns show majority
for Oliver (Dem) of 373
Seneca-39l majority for Oliver.
OntoriO-740 majority for Woods (Whig)
Oliver (Dem) is Therefore elected 10 Congress in the
XXVIth District by 5maiory.
Montgomery. Democratic maJoriues
Pierce 37s. Governor 1875. Lieut. Governor 3O4,
County Clerk 225.
OtSegO.-Democratic majOritics Electors,
1854 Go, ernor 1855 Liedt Governor ll96, Canal Com
missioner 1881 STATE Prison Inspector 1901 Wing
msioritios.-Congrcssmo 23l County CLERK Al
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From Washinafon-The Capitol Extension
Death of MIR. Goddard.
WASHINGTON, Wednesda,

WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Nov 10, 1852
learn from Mr.. Strong, the General Super
mendont Of the works Of the Capitol Extension, that
about $50 Of the mechanics and aborer have been dis
charged and that most Of the remaining 800 will be
dismissed It the close of the present week, the founda
ton walls and arches having been substantially com
rletcd and the appropriations nearly expended. The
marble walls Of the next story to be built by contract
going up rapidly.
d. c. Goddard, Chief Clerk in The Depart
nlent OF the Interior, died here last night.