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- 'T''.wERE YOU ~ NEW HAMpS, ~ i spEaK
YEARS AGO, ,iS Speech, THAT lie WOULD ntnD D AZ
AN asVy II TO MAKCH UPON THE SOUTH AM =
sLAvEKKn 1na~l WAS THERE. HEARD MR. HALE sPEAh'
80 SAY WHAT iou STATE ,.,.rr,,S PIERCE RE
NJ Iss YOU NOT EAR FRANhL Mill itr Az
~. .ro ru- AMI SAI-.lf HALE SHOULD liGan a.,
pIt RI MARCH OK Tue SOUTH. HE HAD FIRST IT,
MARCH OVER his (plERcE,S2 DEAD BoDl' FOX NJ
tXriiI' !, liz AID AN ARMY TO OPPOSE HiMi >. ,,n,Sc
~. J,c,n II Dip GEN. PIERCE DID SAY 81 Al !, .yp
MS uANi UPON HIS BREAST THAT HALE Woei .piiir
TO PASS OVER HIS DEAD bopi' pEf'NS 80
UPON TIE SOUTH"
r"JS Isl; AS, MR. PIERCE SAID II 10 70, Til ar HE
UPON TIE OCCASION HAVE KEFERKiEnn MEAN WHAT
min NOT THINK HALE PARTY COunp. MI ,IrIoS or
THEY SAID, THAT IS TO EFFECT TIE IF THEY bib HE
Vas SIRE THAT EVERY GOOD CIliHss noWS Ills
wiLLING-AT LEAST he w0U J pcdiSsTlruTioS Mr.
ot, .,.n ord Federation Of the thrH'ns 6a0Sts'
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For the Enquirer.
Can sweecr piece of poetry be found in any language
than the send from the last number of the memoirs OF
Alexander Dumasl The author is Arnaut protieee OF the
Count de povenc" afterwards Louis NVIl and author Of
vaovs dramatic pieces OF That period, tho Empire and Res
toraCn.
Dumas thu. speaks OF il: "Once in moment Of m,lin
choy fell from Arnauls eyes which like that shed
by Arams the death Of PARTIES, perhaps the only
lear OF his whole lie In it, he noiscncd his pen and
these lines which might well be envi"i b such Men
a. as Chenier, Millevoyc, Lamarline or Hugo
LA FEUILLE.
Do tge drtaChec
pavre feue iessecheo
GA tu7 IL nrn sails rieu--
LOta4e 5rlse Ie chene
C}r seul c,ut mon suuIen;
De son nconsIhnte hacine
LIE ZEPHYR on aquIlun
Dcpus IL jour me promene
De la turet n Ia panc
De la montague au valion-
l.. vais on le vent me meme
Saus me plaindre meayer;
lie vais GU va tonte chose
On va la teuiile dc rose
Gu va In ieuIile DE- laurier
THE LEAF.-~(A IITERA. rRASstA-IoS.)
From thy stem detached
Poor wilnered leai,
Whittier goest houl know mol
The storm has rent the oak
Which only stay
With its inconsistent breath
The Zephyr the Northern blast
Since that day me lead, (whirlsD
From the forest 10 the plain,
rom mountain top 10 Valley low
90 where the wind carries me,
Without complaint or fear;
90 where all things 90,
Where goes The petal vi thu rose,
Where goes the laurel leaf.
Dumas continues II know what my colleagues the
great poets would give authorship of these fifteen
{" lines; hu, would give any Of my dramas which might
I" be seleclc,i.h
What Virginia Muse render It in English, without de-
s,roying IL simple sweeinessl
DEMOCRATIC MASS CONVENTION AT READING
RIApIxo Pa Sept. tine gathering of the Democracy
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HENRlco.

We have subsequent accounts from Paris Inc ie'e au " 60
ar S, he usual spir No a,irmpi made 10 pro iih
Eneror Last cuuls LoN Napoleon very
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HISTORY OF

HISTORY OF
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

Aaearisn. or Enlargement IF The Heart, Arte-
rirs. Pilss. &c. dc.
EI5E the pills tSo or three times week IN do
~ ses sufficient to purge freely; aud when
paroxIsm comrs on. fearless use Of the Pills
must he made; down with six or eight, and in a
li;ils while repeat the dose; do this until The
bowels are !. ongly purged. This effected, the
danger Is Over ior that attack. Angina pec.ons
AMI stone N tie eali-biidiPr are treated in the
ss.ns, manner. and although considered incura.
be BY the medical profession, are cuFed by the
ase Of d antreh's Pills. pis are cured b,
B;s tslseia's Pills. In severe attacks the doses
naa be full six or eight for a lew nights TO-
get Ter vii cure the wofst eases. Whenever this
iisease comes on in the treatment OF other disei-
sss. il il goyi sign; use nothing hut The pills
rnl. a. an outward application, cold cream OF
lrd, inl maze frequent use Of cold wafer locally
WAefe there have been pec;nral affections a
sstlna. colsn npii,n. &c. perseverance viii he
required with the pills 10 effect permanent cure
b ANY ctper course will assaredIy bring on llit
pe.,orll Affection.
Lsessss of Dejiity. We isaess. Wasfinys, De.
elSass, or Consumption appro CHING. il will he
ne .essary 10 commence win small doses. Begin
with Que Pill going to bel; nextnight twa pills
do tais alternately for three OF four DAYS 81
lDlger; it no alteration takes place. then increase
pill eaca night until Eve or SIX pills are used
them decrease by one pill, down TO one pill
sl1sld iny feverish symptoms arise. then take
strong doses until the lever il reduced, When
This i done. the pIlieni may drop d,wn 10 sub
dbses ~ thriF own juig nert shAi d,term:ne
heag eirefdl 10. keep, tie slr,is upon the impur,
hunprss Sc these arc removed, 50 will be lhe
Advancement to sound health.
Dr.. Braaire,a's Principal Oifice, 81 Broad
cay New York.
n. Agents for the sale Of Brandleth's Pills
b. Hesrtt, Hi.lsboroush; ]. b. M.Dade, Chapc
Hill; G. 4. Mehanc, Mason Hall; A. Mickle &
Co.. Bingham's School.
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cLEs. xc.. which were selected by himself in
The Northern cities, with special regard lo tlsef
purity and freshness. Physicians and tne foe-
lie are requested 10 call aud examine ms StoeA'
consisting in part Of the following:
xxn,c,xrs. Chrome Green,
Best Eng. Calomel, e,'o~'
Blue Mass, ussn psu'
Pul. 4 Rad. Rhnbaib, seHs'ian Ned,
Ipecacuanha, Jaisp, Spanish D'0""'
Fla. Mama. ne'n','oh,
Cod Liver Oil. (Rushion sarnisness
a c,.rL,s Paint Brushes,
Castor Oil. Olive Oil, CHOICE FANCY ARTi.
Black Pepper Oil, Giles.
Lemon Oil. Hair & Tooth Brushes,
burgamo' oii' Flesh Brushes,
Oil Peppermint, perfumery. etc.
Quinine. Iodine. I.nh;n's E.,,sc,s.
sulp. & Act. Morphis, Toilet Bo,,es.
Nitrate Of Silver. French Calo,ne.
To,lide Iron. OpiunN Ge,m., Ia.
Cit Todilc Quinia. scans ofeyerv variety.
Prot. ioi'de Mercury. Pomades & Oils for The
SULPHUR Epson oa"s' hair,
e'e. etc. Letter and Cap Paper,
PAINTS AND OILS. Note Paper Envelopes,
Linseed Oil. Pert Monies, Pspef-lies
Pure White Lead, Posi Folios.
Lamp Black. etc. etc.
Besides other articles loo numerous 10 msnfion:
As he is determined TO sell ss low as an,
House in North Carolina. he thinks be can max,
tito the interest Of Physicians to buy. He wouls
say further. thai he has made arrangements Il
receive all the New Chemicals as soon as an
nounced. and any article not on hand can be or
dered in a few days. Orders respectfully solicit
ed.
HiiisSoroush. April a7th, 1850. --3s
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TO FcNALES.


You viii and these Pill. an in,aluaIae neil,
cine in mans complaints 10 wh:fh sou are sub
iecl In Instructions either total or partial. they
have been found % inesiiniahle hene.if. restoring
THE fnnclionsl arrangements TO healthy action,
purifying the bio !, and other fluids so eiirctnaliy
as 10 put 10 fight oil complaints which nay arise
from female Irregularities, as headaches, gddiness,
dimness of sight, psin in the eide, hack. &c.
None genuine unless signed J. n. Hobcnsacx,
oil others being base limitations.
u Agents wishing new supplies. and Store
Keepers dcsirous Of becoming Agents. must all
dfess the Proprietor, ]. y. Ho5ctsacA, Philadei.
phla, Pa.
Agents. DR.. s. ID. Schoolield, Hills
borough, n. G., Wholesale aud Retail Agent; d.
p. Weir, Greensborough; w. II. Briiion. sum
meried; ]. Piggolt. Pennfrld; Of whom can he
lad pamphlets Of cures performed, Sc.
- Price each Is cents.
August IS. SOY
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THE TAPE wORM.
uHoRENsAcK 5 LIVER PILLS.

No part nf the system Is more liallc 10 disease
than the LIVER, Il serving as a hlierrr TO puf,-
II the bloOd Of giving the proper secretion 70 The
bile; 80 that any wrong sciian Of the LAYER 81.
frcts the other important parts q the system, and
rcsuIt. variousiy. IN Llver Complaint, Jaundlee,
Dyspepsia. &c. We should. therefore, watch
every symptom that nigh, indicate a wrong ac-
icrs of the Liver. These Pills are composed OF
Roofs and PLANTS furnished by rstrIe to
heal the sick: Namely, LIST, An ExrKrTosaSr,
which augmrnts the srcset;cn fso-n the fulmo-
nary mucus membrane, az promotes the discharge
Of seere,ed matter. I'd An AFFIRMATIVE, which
changes. in some inexplicahe and insensiie man.
nrr. the certain morbid action Of the system. 3D.
A roSic, which gives tone and strength 10 The
nervous system, rcneaing health snd visor TO Al
parts Of b holy. 4ih. A CATaARric. which
acts in pr ca harmony with the other ingredi
snis. and operating on the Bowels. and expellipc
,he whole mass Of corrupt and vitislrd mltter
AMI purf. ing the Blood. which destroys disease
and rrsiOrt- health.
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800 CHALLENGE.

81 ~ $780, ----@ - -
VEsHATzEER csarsri.s thr hsaih sul hnl,-
w tsusss Il = peo.ls . a az llees a AZ
ua-, sslushie in1oitance. ] isks 4 fot sranleo
shss esess s~.sus, x d Ell - Ilrir po~eF 70 save
shr l.es q tbeir rldlrn, So ghss ereBx p~E~ess
Wi sl.A<.sos 10 pransis ~ 4 0~n heath al al
s.rsi6resL fssl q 40 Iuiy 10 siisszals assure
.ou rhar MORRIS. arco,Jiaz u DIR asanlon q
she mos cglshssrd fhysicisns, arc The pTinnap
eaoscs e lssss uj9iiy q diseases 70 Which
shsilisn and aluils are li.bis. II yOu hste 40 sp-
pesile coasinl.lly ehsnsias iron ons kisd q food
Is anoihsr. Tad hresth pain IN Inc sioDsrb, Iark-
ing Al The uu< haIdness and fulnrss Of Tho bslly.
dry cough. elox leser. pulse inesuisr-femem-
esshat al these denote "a 0Rsis. and sou Should
81 once apply the rsmedy'-
HOBENsAcK'S WORN SYRUP.
An article founded upon scirnaihe pnncipies, com
pounded with pure vegetable subsianeess being
peIiecily safe when taken, aud can be given !"
The most tender infant with decided beneficial e.
frct. Where Bosrei Complaints and DimTAen
have made them weak and dehlliiaief, he tonic
properties ef NY Worm syrdp are such tbs, .
Stands wiik6Gf IN equal in the csisiegue Of ne
dicines in giving tone and strength 10 NE SO
mach. which makes il an infalliiis Iemssiy ~
ihos< sfalciea Nish Dyspepsia. The astonishing
cures ledOtmed ~ this SPrnP after In, saeiaiis
have talked, Is the hest esidence Of H. s1penol
efficacy over all others.
THE TAPE WORM.
This Is the mos,-dIiiruh warm 10 dssiro5 o
ell that inie-i ne huaan sySie-n. Il grows % -
almost indefinite length, becoming - r'slied aI's
fssieaed in the Inlesiines aud Stomach. siirciin.
lie health 50 sadly % 70 csrre 81 Nlias Dance
Fits, SC, that those afflicted seldom Il ever sas
pcct that il i Tape Worm Fastening thrrn % 81
early gave. In order IA destroy this Worm,
rey energetic treatment must he pursued.
would. therefore. be proper 70 take III o. eisii
of my Liver Pills. so As 10 remove all os'sifu1
tons, that the Worn Syrup. whirh must be Il
ken in Jases Of two lsblespooDsuls three times
DIV, may sci direct upon ihe Worm. Ihese 9
reaions {, lIosej. have never hcen known 10 Ia
in curing the lnOst obstinate case u Tape Worm.
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kIo IL S G q n u Z cts
near HillsbOrOugh,.
ron

FOR SALE OR RENT.
'ssHE Hoasc and Lot where the late Pricslly
IL. Maagu!h resided, near i,sbarough, on
tho Oxford road, is offered for sale or rent. The
Hotise is pleasantly situated. and though not
within the corporations is sufficiently near to en-.
joy the advantages Of the town. The lot has on
j, all the necessary out houses, a good well. and
a garden. A lot adjoining, containing about
three acres will also be sold with the other pre-.
misses.
For terms, apply to Stephen Moore. esq. Hills
borough.
December 3. IL
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rs now receiving q large snu
choice stock Of DRUGS. ME-
DICINEs, PAINTS, OILS.
DYE sTUffs, VARNlsH-
Els. PAINT BRUSHES.
SURGICAL e. ID ENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry. TOLL EFT ARTi-
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New and Oh e a p
DRUG STORE.

DIR. 8. D. scH0DlTIELD.
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Tzeir poirtr srer me abors d'seases - moi "a
e,H.S-ii sgaelysd-by eng ofku preparation
IN The Caifsd ssfcs. as NJ cures effesf. ~ ma
W. cases gffsr ssiifui physieians had faiisd.
These BtleIs are woahy the attention OF m
y.ls. Possessing sreai virtues in the rect6csiion
AZ diseases az the Liver aud ksser glands. exsr.
eising The uDosl searching powers IN weakness and
affections Of lhe digestive organs. they are With
al, safe. certain and pleasant.
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A BANK DEFALcArIoN IN WALL STREET-Crim.
inal Proceedings and Important Arrsst-During
the past few days important criminal proceedings
have been instituted at the lower police Office be-
fore Judge Osborne, concerning recent bank de-
falcation In Wall street, by which the of ST.,
600 stands unaccounted for. 1t seems that on or
about the 26th of June last banking institution
was organized at No. 80 WALL street, under the
name Of the Suffolk Bank" of which cashier,
president and directors were chosen, and the bank
went into operation. The temporary president
selected was VIM: Earl Arnold, who ia now charg-
ed with the embezzlement of $1,000 from the
bank within the past two weeks A long affidavit
was made by Erasmus D. Foot, stakeholder in
the bank, who alleges that the president of the
bank has become defapltcr to large amount,
deposited there by various persons. Another
stakeholder named Henry M. Taylor was sworn,
and deposed that Mr.. Arnold, the president, was
detected in the act of taking $500 81 from the
bank, that had just been deposited by merchant
named Henry Homer. These funds, the witnesses
swear, were converted to the of their president,
who has never rendered any account of them since.
The crime of embezzement was deemed to have
been committed by Arnold, and Justice Osborne
issued warrant for his arrest The process was
placed in the hands of officer Wesilake, who ar
rested Arnold on Monday night, and yesterday he
was committed to await further action in the case.
There other parties concerned with the accused,
Arnold. and the police are in pursuit of them.
Neto York Times, 18th.
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Ftoil. Havana.
y. -a5.g "a, -. - 81 . .-.si Of Commerce.
1drrsspondence of the NJ. Y Jour,....


-.s.. September 3, 1852.
-. asnv~---, Ett = rom
highly respectable houses at st. Jago de Cuba, that
the destruction of human life has not been in pro-
portion TO the devastation of property. But four
hvc deaths asccrtained caused by the calamity,
while the loss OF property will reach very nearly
two millions Of dollars.
The purser of the steamer Cresce mt City when last
here, was very much imposed upon by Spanish per-
sions oflocalntegc Tor the Of the New York
press but not to the extent charged by the tindte
correspondent of the Diario de la Marina 1t 10
certain that several ladies have been imprisoned !;
that lady and daughter have been removed from
Puerto Principe 10 Havana, and are here held in
prison to answer for piece OF embroidery to which
the government have taken exceptions, that three
or four hundred Creoles have been imprisoned |;
that many have been sent TO Spain that there has
been considerable sickness in HavanaImore than
tisdal-bht yet it ia OF the healthiest cities in
the world. The government, of course, are right
in tnking the steps needul to correct those who may
violate the laws, but it seems well to pursue
woman save in the way OF love; and it is thought
the policy OF making 30 many prisoners is cacu
lated to weaken the bonds Of interest and affection
Of the Cuban subject to the crown, and to make Of
importance things which, without such action,
would have been of none effect and imperative. II
10 equally certain that General Canedo has exer-
cised much mildness in the administration of his
high Office he is firm, but not cruel; but yet, as
matter Of policy. he may err in permitting SO ma
ny prisoners to be made, and especially of mothers
and daughters. '"0 i. ..
The SANDER uttered in relation to the captain Of
the American barque John Stroud, at Cuba-"tbat
he refused assistance and shelter to those seeking
refuge board of his vessel in the hour of their
dreadful terroris nobly borne to the dirt, whence
it belongs, by the official report of the distinguished
gentleman and gallant "Captain Of the Port" of
st. Jago de Cuba but the DidriO de la Marina
wants the candor to confess the error, and thrust
the contradiction into corner, where it ID hoped
that il may escape observation.
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NOTICE.

THE BOARD OF OFFICERS of the army ap-
L pointed under the sixth section of the act mai
ing appropriations for the support of the army,
approved August 81 1852 which is in the follow
ing terms aud figures, to wit:
SEC And be it further enacted That for the
pay and equipment as mounted ritlemen, finding
their own horses and forage, of the volunteers
ing under the command Of Captain John G.. Ere
mont, in California, during the year ghteen hum
dred and forty six as appears by the muster rolls
on file in the War Department, and for the sub
sistence and supplies consumed by said volunteers
in said service, one hundred and sixty eight thou
sand dollars is hereby appropriated out OF any mo-
ney in the treasury not otherwise appropriated;
and the Secretary of War is authorized and en-
powered to appoint three competent and diainer-
ested officers of the army to examine and report to
ed for funds advanced and subsistence and sup
plies Of all kinds furnished or taken for the use of
said command whilst thus engaged in the public
service; and for the expenses OF said board OF Off
the sum Of two thousand dollars 10 hereby ap
propriatcd--
Being in session in Washing ton, d c., notifies
all persons having claims against the United States
Tor funds advanced and subsistence and supplies OF
all kinds furnished or taken for the If the vol.
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eighteen hundred and forty.six, to present the
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ovens together with facilities for boiling, similar
to the Range, but more compact, and at less than
half the cost Of the latter. FARMERS BOILER,
or Laundry Kettle, new article, for agricultural
or laundry purposes; size varying in capacity from
IL to 100 gallons. IRON HEATERS, capable OF
heating from s to 60 irons at once. Iron Castings
generally, &C., sc. Descriptive catalogues for
warded, on application, to my address.
July 3-3m