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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-03
THE MEDICAL JOURNALS

Vs NOT u; angle instance that has been suthentea ted
given their sanction TO any other PrePsla'9. 10 49,,
sor plants Ii has in many violent and desielsle -
Effected radical cures after patients had been ao1nu.
brir condition pronounced hopeless By medca
OF hsh professional Character 49,: -.s,.l -.
Nv office having been store where this oorua J.
t,pt ,r ssle Tor over three Yeas and my opPoI
md. iug OF 10 effects somew hat nnrnero Is me
fns densud and that without single ~ -
o. ;tsef I have seen case Of w-sknes walcH nau
sisted ali treatment for Eve years eetn 70 ms
PiiadeThis end the person iaI eAnelI ~ 49,, IN
ssy cured with one dozen bottles Ne had sPen, In
srSs without reheG snd cured with twsSyi9o,
worth Of Dr. hcTse Cordial IL hr--NDA-- -
Dp Noksr-sir. Sometime since you re ues1od my oPn
ION II The virtues of your lnvsorsting CortA an 10
rreua-ed 10 give IL have had II IN practlce ana
= a. ths LAT fv months and give Il my decided PREF
esnce over anything Of the Kind with Winch an ~. :,
ed both a. 10 IL medicinal virtues and ressnAoe PIC
which Won sellit am much pleased with s enee "a
can with confidence recommend II 10 the PATRONAGE " no
professon AZ valuable auxiliary for removing se yes ~
some Of the most troublesome forms and 10 a. - Aie ~
valuable medicine. .,,,,, ,,-rrvs n N
Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov. q, lS49.
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Nj DANES COUGH LOZENGES--The

WI best and most convenient remedy for Coughs Gods
and diseases OF the Throat ana Lungs generally SoA ~ A.
h & ID Sands Nc leo Fulton 81; NJ Dame, No ~ Gar
mine-st. Abm. Brdsa No. Isl Pesrlst and others -
eents package.
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Some Patent Medicine Men, who eaviogs o. the
immense OF Dr. M0se's Inv goTang Coria have
sad that he published fictitious signatures Dr. NOISE VIII
pay any Of those $1,000 for each fictitious certificate
they Can produce.
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OPINIONs OF THE PRESS.


We invite the aenti Of our readers 70 the aiyeris,
pare We have heart u recommended by some Of
our most batcd Physicians the best remedy sod for
those complaints It Is advertised to cure; and we have
petev cured and think valuable preparation, and wo
Thy Of the name i bears.
PhIqdei,hi1 Hyeokv Slf,ri,i
We are not an a.vo,ate Tor Patent Mcdcn-s " tbe
eral sense OF the word but say RAT The Inv go
atiur Cordial" advers on our last page has
far above he "quack' incidents Of the day. The Cor
dial" il Will b. supplied wholesale aud retail by
DR.. Dyoti, No IS Nor.h 2dst
Bosioa Daly Mad Aus. q, 1852
The success Of Dr. Morss inyigoTstns Cordial appears
to he Of TIE uost extraordinary cnarseer pup %
day certificates iu its behalf one nom Iho as L4o
No So Prince ST. Of lbs ciy And one TON Nv , if
saved his life and MI " uie 70 eutefian a. enAJ
stroLg confidence ia q efficacy. ntelhsent men IKE to1
would lot praise - strongly what snat sAoJ ia NOT y Oe
The Golden Rule
The OddFelow's Paper publishes tho i1Io"nE among
the numerous Of Commended for tho
long tIau OF soascs depending upon
or debility. rom whatever cause produced, ~ Iol'''
IIViGortt.ng Cordial bears The palm OF snperouty ,
IL nored valuable, edicne and having seen u used
with decided advantage N nunt.r OF cases We can re-
commend It VITA pleasure aud with ia con Al ~
success"
Prerered by " MORSE, NJ. D, and for sale by CHAS.
Il RING Grueral gent SO lsz Broadsay, Ne"-fofH, 70
whom I'll orders must be addressed
Ros.on. W. V spenoer so is Wash nzton-st Fetrdss
Co.; Springfield, Bliss Haven; WoIceste W. b. cfsel
Lowell, John Maynard; Hartford John fitkls row
d,uce, K l. J. Bach Son Philadelphia o. W. Dor
Sons. and y. NJ. Wood No. Harmony Court BAnn1re
Rosers and Brothers and s. s HAnce; Wlshington L. d.
Gilman Richmond Va Bennett 4 Bees No 10 hAa-''
Albany, " y, w y JanlsoD, No. 5Sl Broai"ay' bluAo
y. Y. John L. Coleman Toronto, CAnadl, Lyman 9rotn
err CO. and cities advertised, throughout the Union
Ii put highly concentrated, in Pint bottles "lIi the
name blown IN the gase. -,
Ard cold iof IS per Bottle for Sl2: 81 me doL
FueIed acoo riding Act OF Congress ia the year s ~
Meicalie Morse IN the CLERKS Office OF the Dstrct Court
foT the Southern District Of the STATE Of Ne~-fofk
WOULD YOU HAVE WHISPERS or
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Eeqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
glis CT ne Cgury New Yofk E1-ce he-nJ ven % A.
r-rsou. cain. ass--t ERNEST kAss 1s o. ~. - o
lor baker pre-,rt The .ara- WI v i.
ih-f-o he ,uhscrtef ~ stn-e Va . Sro.a~e .
Nr- loI., teofe ia ;-s IN ~ q '-asA' h,-
So ~, - -, '-'' N' " John " SANDS EIeea'or
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~ pI-RsIrANCE Of an order Of the Sarro

;s o. the Cooaiy q Ss- fo.t s0e ssfsnJ We = :.
" Yea baler S-c.,--d pr-sen, NJ .sD- va
49, n IN. sulscrk-r IS resocDcr = ta< CO -
al . n IA. Cty Of Ns~ seofe ths On s4J -
s-is e.t-psiel yr- lsit lie ots s.y o. J1as ~
LA
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DITTSTON COAL-1he Pennsylvania CoaI

Company prepared 10 deliver 70 families IN any part
Of this City Brooklyn and Wiisnsburgh from us Csial
bOats ana several yards the sizes OF ITS PitsQn
Goal winch Gsupeuor Anthracite Tor domestic use Apply
al the yards Of Htlat aud gthsv; Wcst-st near
Morton the foot of GOveneurs, East River; foot Of
North lOthst Williams burgh foot Of Goldsl., Brooklyn
AZ the office Of the Company, Of Broadway AND
Was The Coal VIII be delivered NJ 81 Is per tun, 81
200 his from the Canal Boats and - q resceenee from
The yard.
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LETTER FROM MEssRs. T ". DYoTr SONS.

DR NoYsE-Sir: Serd IS ~ possible Two gross Of
YOUR lr,co-afns Cordial The demand f.. aP d'v
creegrc giving every entire sac on 60 you
viii By the Testimonials have received and
arded You from time 10 tine. The on from JOAN
Robertson Ed Of Reading you are At b.rty % publish
have te,n personally acquainted with hn iOr number
OF Yeas md you can rely upon Is s.atemclt.
Yours &C T. " DNOTT K SONS.
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Nnter Cure.

ORANGE MOUNTAIN. WATER-CURE,
OSOUTH ORANGE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thu
Institution tax the Morris and Essex Railroad Al the loot
OF Courtaudi-st, Al 81 and IL NJ, and AMI Y VI.
Returning leave Water-Cure Station 1t and ~ a M
aud South Orange at 81 and 81 Pm.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

II - yort rorce Is hereby ven 70 a. per.
m. n. .ssns, ELIAKIM HORTON as o. ss Cy -
NJ Yot sec.a.et sce-eni se ssHe va .
y,. on or eesrs TIE ts-h LAY q Apra ssri-DEss Ne"
iss ia asy q oe~ssf' cHARlIs STIRLING, BIsss,ss.
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~ Pursuance Of an orler OF Jesse c.

sta Fec su~ros e. Comfy q King
Fv-r % At pors hav-E - RICHARD DOUGLASS,
,fe he cry hr, "a dec,d, rsl1f-d
h.. he "a voIrHrrs lcrs rah-rbes as
oce. CouIty lelur,rs Oecs he C'T H4i he Cy 4
Ickyu tcore .r- s'h iay fa1la-y Dated jay
isfs CRAWFORD L SMITH. Aioi-.st. ..Sr
~l .auFrVs-
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me0iral.

DR. HEATON of Boston-whO has devoted
many years the tre atment OF Hernia OF Rupture,
WHICH has proved successful the cases. Of long
standing as well as the mder forms OF ts troublesome
con plant thereby rendering the use OF Iusss unnc 81
sarv-hcs take en- office at No $50 Broadway NewIOrs,
few doogs below the Metropolitan Hotel where he may be
conUs or Thursday Friday aud saturday of each week.
ard al No Exeter-pace Boston, Monday, Tuesday and
"Wednesday 81,
pT H. also attends particularly Diseases of Females
10 the Surgical treatment OF HomOrrhOds or PnesPFc-
lansus IlermA Rect, IA.
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DR. MoRsE,s INyIGoRATING CoRDIAL
SIn0n REWARD


Has and is constantly Curing the Complains rsi ewing
the mental ard bodily incapacy Of the unfortunate sufferer
as the thousand certificates received vii show
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.
TOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOC

EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK.
Il OCEAN HOUSE, Long Brsnch,l PORT "Ash-
fEGTOE, MOUNTS DOCK, BROWNS DONh, tslio-
dletewn,) and RED BASK-The new and splendid steal-
boat THOMAS HUNT, Capt A. H. HasSertyi "iH ieaVe
ths New Haven Pier PECK alp, East RIVER az follows;
FROM SEw-YoRK. FROM SHREWSBURY =,
"Wednesday, DEC. ]. ~ A. VI. "Wednesday Dec l. A. NJ
Thursday. Dee 2 "a ~. Thursday, DC. = II a n.
FriAsy be 39A NJ Fridsy Dec. 8 Ia P. M
SsturSsv I.c4IP Monday Dec. 8, PM
1pssday. Dec T. y 7. NJ Wsant say zee: o y IN
Thursday, Dee Q, a T. N Enday DEC ~ A. NJ
saturday, Dec. II, a. NJ MONDAY Dec' ~ a. NJ =,
Tuesday, Dec. H. A. W Tuesday, Dec. IL, iot A ID
The stages for Squam viii run in connection with boat
Stages 10 convey passengers to all parts Of the country All
persons are forbid trusting the above boat the account o.
ne
NEW ROUTE.-BUFFALO and NEW
IN YORK CITY RAILkOAD-ExtensiO of the SIX
Foot Trek 20 BuiiaOIhis road extending from Buffalo
10 Hornel sye the NewN orr and Erie Railroad
completed and IN iu operation, forming connection with
road the shorezt cheaper' and direct be-
tween NewYork City and Buffalo II Of the six foot
guage and built the most substannl manner and
gre portion OF i having been IN operation month";
entirely free from the rOughness usual roads.
Fare from Newly orr 10 Buffalo. 81
Through tickets end baggage cheeks be procured NJ
tbe Depot Of the NewYOrk and Enc Railroad foot Of
Dnarest, n. Y.
The times for eavng New York may be learned by refer
the advertisements Of the Newly Ork and Enc Rail-
road The viii leave HornesvIe for Buffalo the
arrival OF the Enc Railroad treinsBuialo, Nov ~ 1852
10 HOYT Supt. Buffalo and n. Y. City r. r.
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IN PURSUANCE Of sn order OF tie Surro

< Sc g re C,-s'y G. Ne~ Tot ht-rh5 % Al ~
ser' .17rs rs -sa-si IDWAED pENiNi. lac O. - CAr
w. fok c.-rrsst r-eni -caen-r tnr-o %
~ s-n-erf ~ orr CHsHLES SHEA - ? Crtn
ee'rt - ih- So fot heor- ca' e Aph
Se-i-4-rG. See V q. he 81 iy = Se.tslAe 1854
JAMES N-CORD. a. ..-.,--.
la-fmF. FsrHFR DFsISG Adrin4''rhors
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tn PURSTANCE Of an orler of the sumo

y re ~ fre trrfy ~ w. fort lr-e- csr- - ~
sors trnS eun- NARY PERKINS. late O - CIV q
~ Yea, ~ac~. lerc-S sh va ae-s
re o. :; IL -.sc4t-F -en.r 10 - Sgu- L. IA
trs O. sa~ "a -1h iay o. N,rcs -s1p>;-t
Nv ior. - q De- q s-p.srn~- lssd
~ ia-snF WILLIAM PERRIN. ES-gusor
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O. TX PER TUN for the best Peach
~ II tC Orchard Red Ash Coal delivered from boats
and s. per un from yard screened and delivered ards
No $40 Delaney Goerck-st and No 2jl East 5th-st
between Avenues A. and Il. JAMES MOO6E"
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DITTSTON COAL-THE PENNSYLvA

u MA COAL COMPANY is prepared TO furnish sups
White Ash Pston Coal of all szes, clean and in good
order suitable for steam shipping and domestic purposes
from it's boats yards in Gis city WiFamsburgh, and
Brooklyn.
The ComIanys facilities such enable II 70 give
sood dispstch TO vessels loading At NewYork at Por
Even.
Particular attention given the delivery of Coal fox do
nettc purpOses
Apply the Office, Broadway and Wal-st, or ysrds
West Mortonst l4th-st and 9thav and foot o.
Gouvcrneusi city Foot of North l0h-st Wilsmsburgh
foot Of Coolest, BROOKLYN.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surro-
SITE o. re County 4 NJ f1rs pe sssey va - a. p
.crs ia,rs ans sssinst GEORGE W AllhlN &C -. -
Ne Yofk l4z-on u, ezscd 10 grescnt ts- a =
thereof n tie .uscrher the oce o. hkSRf Al ~ 70
et.z.e N he II o~iofe &c -
ey a FeruAry ns1-Da,et Ne- lors ne -. -2J q A-s'
sAlAh AliniH' ad1laEs.z 1ior
FL iaHfuTs HENRY AlhlSt
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II II z
Extract OF Medicinal Herbs, the Receipt Oi which has
been the advertiser tIem Germany where has re-
NAMED most valuable for century IN dis
tinsGshed family las proved nible remedy 1r the
cure of lnGiscstion Dyspepsia, Dizziness Of The Head
out and Rheumatism Cole PAIN Of the Heart, Cough and
Worms Itpurhes the system throughout sienhens .he
and spirits sharpcns tie senses stops the Trembling
kpd OF Collie nt It's in fact sure remedy toI
the restoration OF the vitality of the most decAyed
persous and an inalhbe preventive against all infectious
scknosses Taking il remedy oI P1gns, IL " purify
he whole system and only operate in from u TO Is hours
without causing pam The Health SuccedAlieUm never M
lures. even By taxing large dose.
Several cable genemn in this CITY, who have used
IL for Ind seson Dizziness Cole. &c, have derived tle
greatest benefit it, aud Peri, 10 refer 70 them
Prepared and sold only by -
CHARLES BRAUTiGAN,
VI
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse C.

n SHlIh. he ir-ogse a hs Gogry motive seeoy
Ftn rll. e. % a scr,olr csl CllsNb
Lls van LLkf. ale c tie q = Bro- -ec-el a.
n.y. 30 srHAt f1e ~ fhe vo1c-s-r .ae-r5
fre tHi.c-er, Ctsr- ~ ofe- ~
ihe CIV Of brros,n Irtb ly o. Feorl-ry
D-ira. jay 81
CHaPLES c EETTS
JACOB y FOFPlH. Er.cr.or.
" ia-fnFr CHARIESJ LOWRY
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hi ACKAWANNA COAL.-The Delaware

I ACKAWANNA COAL.-The Delaware
II and Hudson Canal Company receiving orders for
Lackawsnns Coal clean snd in good condition for sean
npring manufacturing purposes By the smaller
quantity deliverable either at Rondout in the harbOr Of
Eew-YOrk, from their boats or by carts.
Apply the Office Of the Company No 81 Wal-st. or at
beir yards foot Of Huberst Of King and Green
wic-ss of GOeveneur and Frontsts New York aud
M FuTran-st near the foot Of State.st Brooklyn.
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GOLD MINING DEPOT. No. g Battery

~ place New York next door 20 the Office Of the Near
Lire Of California Stesners-Baums perfected God
Separator which doubles the daily product OF the gold
riprs exhibited operation at 10 elock every morn
mr ARNOLD BUFFUM Co.
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OREAT CURE for DYSPEPSIA.-Dr
.FALTH SUCCEDANEUM-This Fluid

N HOUGHTON'S 7epsin Gastric JUICE, prepared
from rennet The natural remedy -r this distressing CON-
plant Agents J. BALL Co, No. loo Nassau-st.
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ClerFymen ven physicians and houslnd< o. others
IN IL parts Ofthe United states coannay se ng Ger
ttcst- informing OF the benefits derived fro1i u.ns
Dr. horse's CordiAL We publish AMY few Iae o'-
REV. JOHN sEGER.
or Jersey City Old and highly respectable s>atle1an
OF The B1ptls perslsion, handel IN the following -eri
cate a. Or. MOFfss Cficr. IL SPEAKS flr irs@.t:
DR hoRsE-Dear Sir. ] an cons nd - eve yea =
statement OF the benefit derived from yolr m -
believing by 80 DOING shall render bn - % tl-e weo
are suhei az as | have teen.
afflicted fo- many months VT u i1 30 l.id 0i
dmness q sight together " "a great n10rs d-oAts -
much Ia. rh much dlhcrl,y To- NJ L YAK OF
keep about. Nv digestive orFlus aso. wee 20 IN a.
little benefit unit took your Cordial, wich
through the kindness at Providence ma 7ored re 70
than M rs1Ei beata. es nov enjoying n~t-er
health thsn nave done for rurri@r OF Wars an now
which recommend 70 nv numerous &c nin' n-e, All
they sIe sery srge. have been rreaf many
h0n. lssty sseicn nay b. 1i1-n Delelt -
'o J.S.7.Is5a ~ JOHN sEGER, Jersey C.y.
METHODIST CLFRGTNAS
The following sent % AGENT in Rlh~sT ~ Rev
O. Tuuson OF tue Nicholas Episcopal CAUcnlne OF the
most earu-d and respected the connecontni = IL
other proof Of tn wonderful effect OF D. Norse nvsor-
E..ne Cordial on The system
FRFsp ROBINSON. Having fIr 90 ne years past a. you
are aware eIrereuced g-eat General DEBILITY % M sys-
lem attend with constant AM Alarming i-sion o. -hs
7 rolf Lungs. wes - your instance = n co,---
quence o. having read Capt MclseAnr oeca testimony
10 its behalf nduced Try Dr. MoTses sr-ismed tiIir
tred contess N the hope than 10 the confidence
Of il proving ecacous. but. hOrnd ~ csn1or 20
acknowledge that he'd nor tred u long before regsn 70
experence is sautsry effects; and uay now say Win
Can't NcLeen. that I would now be without y on
srv onsderEiiOnr IL has done good lan any
previous remedy have tired Ind th- slter -nt aee-
I'd by you o. sry Importance you iaay pave M IN eoa-
cent 20 maze lt pubic. ). y. lJNi>JN
RahWev. August ), 49,.
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WOULD YOU HAVE WHISPERS or
w MUSTACHEs If 80, use GRAHAM, Onsnent.
Ii Will force the beard 70 grow uxuranfy IN az "eks ~
lcss ard Will iniu-e the SKIN free . Per
bottle Sent 10 any part OF the country - -, -.
r. G. GRAHAM, No. IS Ana st
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TIf SUuan vii run ~ tUnIlfctOu WITH DOat
Stag, TO convey passengers all parts Of the country All
persons are forbid trusting the above boat the account Of
~
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"Wednesday, Dec. l. ia. VI.
Thursday, Dec. 2, III A. ~.
Fridsy, Dec. 3, ~ P. NJ.
Monday, Dec. s, J pm.
"wednesday, Dec. 3, y Pm.
Fnday, Dec. 10, 7 4. VI.
Monday, Dec. l3, . 4. NJ.
Tuesday, Dec. Il, 10! A. n.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-12-29
plankroad company.

Plankroad company.
Bill to authorize the erection OF toll bridge over
the Catawba river the Buffaoe shoals
Bill to amend an act of Revised Statutes for better
security to personal liberty.
Bill TO describe how persons shall be prosecuted
for unlawful fences.
Bill to repeal an act concerning elections in Edge.
combe county.
Bill to amend act incorporate the N. G. rail-
road company.
Bill TO incorporate the Spartanburg and Ruther-
ford plankroad company.
Bill 10 incorporate the Winston and Wilkesboro'
plankroad company.
Bill to incorporate the Roanoke ferry and turn
pike company.
The following bills passed their second and third
readings.
Bill 10 incorporate the Bladen steamboat company .
Bill to incorporate the Haw Fields volunteer Reg
iment.
The select Committee to determine what circuit a
Judge should be elected for reported that being
able to agree otherwise, they had lots and the
Sd circuit was chosen. The report not concurred
in.
NIGHT SESSION. o'clock.
Several engrossed bills from the Senate were read
first time.
The following Senate bills passed theiI end and Sd
readings
Bill TO incorporate the town of kenansville.
Bill to amend the act to incorporate the Asheylle
and Greenville plankroad company.
Resolution in favor of Jos. R. Anderson.
Bill TO extend the powers of the. commissioners of
Fayetteville.
Bill to appoint commissioners to locate the town
of Marshal in the county Of Madison.
Bill tor the government of Elizabeth City,
Bill to give to the county courts of Randolph and
Granville exclusive jurisdiction the sale of prop
erty sold for partition. Amended by adding several
other counties.
Bill TO amend incorporate the town of
Washington.
Bill to incorporate the Raleigh and Chapel Hill
Plankroad company.
Bill to amend act to incorporate the Whining
ton and Raleigh railroad company.
Bill TO amend act TO incorporate the Whining
ton and Manchester abroad company.
Resolution in favor of Jesse Cole, of Cherokee
county.
Bill to amend act to incorporate the Johnston
company.
Resolution to authorize the securities the official
bond OF the late Sheriff of Pasquo,ank 10 collect ar
TeaTs oi taxes.
Bill to amend act authorizing the Governor to
establish depot of al Beaufort
Bill TO amend to provide for the election of
a Magis irae for the town of Wilmington.
Bill to direct that the dividenIs stock of the
State in The Whining and Manchester railroad be
paid into The public treasury part CT the school
fund.
The House adjourned.
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STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

TUESDAY, Dec 21st, 1852.
Mr.. Joyner offered resolution authorizing the
commissioners of Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road to
sell old iron, and for other purposes; which passed
three times under a suspension of the rules.
Mr. Washington, from the committee to examine
into the condition of the institution for the Deal
Dumb and Blind made able and satisfactory report
accompanied with bill for the erection of additional
buildings.
A number of engrosssd bills were read the first
time.
Hour Of l2 o'clock having arrived, the Senate pro-
ceeded to vote as follows for IT, S. Senator:
For MIR CIingman: Messrs Barrow, Bower
Bregden, Bunting Caldwell, Cunnady, Clark. Col
lns, Cunningham, Herring, foke, Jones OF Wake,
Kerr. Mcmillan, Shaw, Spaight, Thomas Ware anu
Wihers.
For Mr.. Woodfn: Mrssrs. Albright, Al6rIlton
ArendeII, Gilmer, Il. F. Jones, Joyner, Kelly, LII
ingtOn, Lane, McCleese, Mitchell, Murray, Palmer,
Parks, Richardson, Thompson, Washington and
Wiley.
Mr.. Speaker voted for Mr.. Strange, Mr.. Bynum
voted for Mr. A. Shepard.
For Mr. Rufin Messrs Berry, Boyd, Person and
Watson.
MIR. Hargrave voted for Burton Craige.
Message received from The House, proposing 10
vote again, forthwith, for U. S. Senator. Vote for
Mr.. CIingnan same, with the exception that Messrs
Person and Berry voted for Mr.. c. and MIR. McMil-
Ian for Mr.. Dobbin.
Vote for Mr. Wood6n
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard., 1852-12-29
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

SATURDAY, Dec. 25, 1852.
Several engrossed bills from the Senate passed
their first readings.
A message received from the Senate propos-
ing to vote forthwith for a Judge of the Superior
Courts of the Sd district, which was concurred in.
In nomination, Messrs. r. M Saunders, Asa Biops,
SIi.r Whitaker, and David A. Barnes.
The whole number of cast was III. Ne.
cessary 10 choice SO. Mr. Barnes received 43 Mr..
Biggs 30 Mr.. Saunders % Mr.. Whitaker 10 scat.
terIng 4. No election.
Second rote for Judge.
The whole number of votes cast was III. Neces-
sary to choice SO. Mr.. Saunders received 81: Mr.
BIggs SO; scattering IA. No election
Congressional Districts.
The engrossed bill from the Senate dyidinu the
State into eight Congressional Districts was taken
up. motion to lay upon the table was voted down
some discussion the further considera ton Of the bill
was postponed until O'Clock to-day.
Election of Judge.
The whole number of votes cast was IIS Me-
cessaIy to choice 60: Mr.. Saunders received 70 !;
Mr.. Biggs As; MIR. Eaton 1. Mr.. Saunders was
elected.
Those who voted for Mr.. Saunders in the Honse
are : ~
T. Bynum, Byrd. Black. D. F. Caldwell. Callowav'
Carmichael, Cherry, Cook, Gotten, Dobson. Ellis
Erwin, Eure, Fagg, Foreman, Goodwin Gwynn. w.
II: Harris Hawkins, Holeman, johnson, Lander,
Matthews. Marshall, McDugaId, Mcintyre. MiIJer'
Mills. Munday, Perry, Puryear, SprulI Stiles Sut.
ton, fhornburg, Tolson, Trexler j. Turner w alton.
Waugh, Webb, Wheeler and Whiehurst-53.
For Mr.: Biggs: Messrs. Avery, Blow, Chesnut,
Coroett. Daniel. DobbiD, Dorch, George, S. P. Hill,
r. Hill, Jarvis, Martin, ooring, Pegram, Phelps,
U. Reid, A. Reid, SauIs, Strange, Stubbs Trpp and
B. F. Williams-22 rr N'0
Bills read second aud third times.
The following bills passed their nal readings:
Bill to authorize the Richmond and Danvilie rail-
road company to build depot near Milton.
Resolution to furnish Alexander county with stan.
dard of weights and measures.
Resolution in favor of the principal clerks
Resolution to furnish Madison county with stand.
ard of weights and measures.