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b~a nn~Avr~is 81 Cos&s. PESTS. yss4s. Ard in-
drra ~ ~ shris spp~rss--s~s ~ ~sdrr~fs pm
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exnmius N. aorh.
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80 sirrssrs q =. viii en@r~es ~ say IN
this sssts o. ei.svhrss. ~ ~ tssp csesenus-
y On hand The sesa 81 worknsn, - wim spsss
- pains 70 give ~ c0<omru s~siw sssisfssssos.
Wnh grs'cisl sckpowIrsigmrsss ~ ~ 6irpas
and tbs pubic fos Pss hssss h ssspsrsfsSsy %
isriss continuance q thcis cs>ss1.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April Q. -
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or We would suggest to the Wings Of the
Fifth Congressional District. the propriety Of
holding Convention at this place, some time
during the present month. to appoint Delegates
TO the Wing National Convention, which is 10
meet in Baltimore on Wednesday the 10th Of
June next. Tuesday Of Orange County Court
the 25th inst, has been recommended as suit.
able time for its asseniblage, when delegates viii
be in attendance here from Alamance and Or.
ange. This, Of course, is only suggestion and
if the other counties do not find il convenient
10 adopt this arrangement, their wishes, if made
known, will he properly responded 10. Action
in the premises should be taken soon, that Their
may be concert.
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ATTENTION..

To tie Cssasaissioaed and Ssn-C oMsssssioned
O6smrs and M,1sicians belonging ~ The Lite
Rirer Raftgksa.
Won are hereby ss,i6ed and eommsndcJ TO
i attend al Caldwell, (M'kesA) on Friday
the ais. Of May, ct l2 O'Clock, armed and ssuiP>
ned for drill muster and ccuu martial; and ON
Saturday the 22d, al 1 O'Clock. yea will attend
at the same place, with your respective ccmps>
MES, armed and equipped Cor hA,issSn exercise,
WIN. II. JORDAN. Lieut.. Col,
April "a. NJ
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Politics IN GEORGIA.

We learn from the Savannah Rcpuhli-
can that alier the adjournment, of the I'M
i'm State Convention of Georgia. ON Fri.
day The 23,I u'iImo.. supplemental meet
ing was held by those WIN desired To he
Represented in The Baltimore Democratic
Convention. There were present from
twenty-five 10 Thirty Union Democrats.
including some who were not sIrIegaies to
the Convention thai had jus, adjourned.
This supplemental meeting passed reso-
luiions affirming the principles sci forth By
the Democratic National Convention al
1873. and endorsing anil rci,eraiing the
sen imcnis of the resolu.inns of Mrssrs.
Jackson and Ilillver, as recently adapted
by the House of Representatives. |. was
also resolved to send twenty Delegates
(wIlo were appointed by the meeiins) 10
, represent The State in the National Demo.
! cratic Convention. with distinct under
standing tina, the foregoing principles will
be affirmed by that body. and tina, tbs
said delegates urge their Adoption as the
only sound and reliable basis of action foI
the National Democracy.
Thus proceeding is in conflici with thu
course determined upon by the unior
Convention. which resolved to maintain
an independent position. and To send NJ
Delegates To eill,er of the National Con
ven,ians. The Delegates thus appointed
cannot. therefore. land il il said they vii
nat 90 10 Baltimore ~ Representatives
Of the Uninn Party; nor can they claim
to represent the Democrats. as that party
al its regular Convention. convened ahou
the iirst Of the month. had evioasly AZ
pointed irty Delegates 10 represent il :
Baltimore. In what character. then. wi
these new Delegates be received
Nat. Lafel.
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DIR. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS.

DIX. M'LANES LIVER PiLisSs
Wnnx not. like The guack nostums Of the day
90, up with view TO profit, hut were discover-
cd. sfier many yesrs Of study, BY one Of The fra,
physicians IN the United States, and used Ia bis
private practice. Their marked success elected
the most unqusliicd appreciation Of physicians
and others who had Witnessed their efIccis Pos
scssinr All the sensitive feelings Of thorough
bred phys;cisn, DR.. n Lane dreaded being clsssrd
with Tie shallow prctcnden who crowd The 60
Iunans q The newspapers with puff Of" sovereign
remedies" and fs long time declined The re.
quests q many that he would proclaim his
great remedy - the public; but. finally, sNsr
much persuasion on Tho part VI physicians and
others who had Witnessed the wonderful currl
effected BY the Liver Pin, he consented 10 pre-.
pare |, for general USE. The following certificate
from DR.. Morgan, win bear u out in this state
mens Il is also valuable = medical testimony o
The efficacy Of these Pills;--
aThis to certify that have been associated
with DR.. M'Lanc, in the practice ofmcslicine, FL
nearly two years and half. have had man,
opportunities Of wtnc ssng the good effects Of BIZ
Liver Pill; and tclievs they have currd On
relieved much larger proportion d the dieessc
1 OF the Liver, than have known cared and re
liescj by any Other course Of Treatment.
OLIVER MORGAN, N. DE-
1r For sale BY ID. Hcsstt, II the Post 0fIic'
in Marlborough, end by Long & Webb; and b.
! Druggists and Dealers generally.
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go MA - g41fd. a. - ElfIuirls.
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MARY A. FLINTOFF, ~
Jonx p. FuxTovr-
Msy ~. 1859. a.
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SECESSION DEAD.

The South Carolina Stale Convention
adjourned on The 3O,h alt. aiier session
of raur DAYS. They adop,ei a Report
made by Mr. Cheves fr"m Comm',lec
nf Twenty .rne. containing a Resolution
and an O,din nee. q The Turner declaring
our injuries a, lhc hands Of the Federal
Goyernmenl and The inexPejIency Of SIN
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&i@Msg &p1RSsg

Gj@HSe &O1BSsS
TINE subscribers sre nov receiving thek
4 Spring sun'ly Of Goods. embracing every
Thing generally kspA in Cosn'y ssors. viz;
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES.
Hardware. Cr0ckery, Tin
Ware. Hats x shoes.
MEDICINES, PAISfS DIE sfJFPx u,
ell u which ih~y will sell Lou fos Cash.
They srs also engaged 10 Manufacturing
WOOL CARD1NG MACHINES,
wheat Fans, Wsgeas,
Bed Steads, PIoughs, &c. &c. &c.
amy Of which viii be furnished on the shortest
nosics. and Il prices 70 SUN the times. Their not
10 10 Quick sales and small psodts.
Adisess Enos Mills, Orange county, N. q.
DICKSON 4 BROWN.
ALExASDgR Dickson,
JoHx l.. BRowN.
April :. 49,
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MIR. Glars llEALTH.--A the la'crt
dates from Washington. M. tlay was
very Inv and sinking gradually. HIS
friends and family had been sen, Tor, N
anticipation cf his death. Ills Physic'ans'
/, /. said. have scarcely hope tina, he
will recover. President Fillmore visited
him on the 81 instant.
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MAY hs found u the Drug Store great Va
lvA riey Of Books, among which are the fol-
lowing Hume History II England, mcCss-
lcy's do, Gibbons Rome, Sign~n q the Decls-
ration Of undergraduates, DownisSs Fruit Trees
of America, Life Of Gen. Marion, Life Of Gen. N.
Green, Life Of Col. Boon, LiSe Of W Washington.
Life q Frsnkln, FIosas Interpreter, FIssa's Lax-
icon, Life Of Chris. snj biz Apostles, Scored
Scenes in the lie of our Ssviour, Noble Deeds
Iof Women, Kings and Queens, Burns Poems.
Ladies Oracle, Tuppcfs Philosophy, Mocre'a
Poems, Pilgrims Progress, variety Of Tempe
rance Takes, together with variety IL Miscslla-
neous Works, School Books, and Stationary
which will be sold low Cor cash, or on short Tina.
s. ID. SCHOOLFiELD.
April Is. ST.
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MINISTER'S AND DEACONS'
MEETING.

rT,HE second session Of the Ministers and Dca-
cons meeting for the first, OF Marlborough
section Of the Bculah Baptist Association. will
he held in the Baptist Church in Marlborough,
commencing on Saturday before The 5th Sabbath
in May instant, al 10 o'clock, A. N. This sc.
ton embraces the churches Of DeuIah, Clement
Mars Hill, Mount Hermon and Cane Creek. Al
the ministers and deacons connected with the
above churches, are earnestly invited TO attend
The opening sermon will be preached on Satur
urday at ! I o'clock, and the Missionary scrmoE
on Sabbath at the same hour.
n. j. PALMER,
Clerk Of the Association.
May 81. -3a
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I ONG & WEEB have Just opened and ofisE
II for sale Flesh Yeast Powders, Extracts o.
Vanilla, Lemon. and Peach. Also Oil Of Lemon
and few Pine Apple Chooses
April "a T--
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Land Warrants Wanted.

YvHE Highest Cash Prices win he paid for
! Land Warrants. As the agent for a gen.
,Icman in Washington, am authorized to pay
more for them than has before been offered In
this part Of the country.
THOMAS WEBB.
May 4th, 1852. 33-6w
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s;s-g<s~i~ 81 a. Wig xs'iea.I Coe.sa-
|A3 .
sssa, sAss 1Frsks 4 ~ Nsssua; wv
"A sssndev - psrev Whis--a more
desosed friend " the South and lis pc
culiar institutions -or morr honofa-
Die gentleman, and frank, open hearted
mss. daes not exist, ihau Willie X.
Maass~. lie se<er sinks the grntIe-
'nas in tt~ ps'iiitian; he scser shrinks
from IN open 1vowai 81 his opinicns !;
anu ne has prove" a'nseu sfa'esmsn
snu : 'eB's'~'"' ~" = e'ss .e~"y !"
~ - = 1870 =" ''1 "a
W s"u J" 49, So $1,000
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4. ..;i,v .T I;sh..or.hl. s~t :. 4.
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xa.ld NAT ..... & r.-d;..ss "a snst,;n
shr (.omnro,n;s~s
Th~ fNsx yo<a, A.. y !. r~uorr.,;r ma.
~, ,~e.,,;.. a. his ,e,, co,,,o,~r.x ,h.. ...I.
4 sfL;. n fn il'n1| t5Hlflf'4
.t.a.s 49, - c.-.... .. 4,
.co,.;n,,r. .f NJ M..v.,.'' ,..,v
vesrs- Glthmn.h xr never svreed will
him in pol;t;cs. We must do him the
Justice To saw that We know him Ia bt
/ one Of the most honorable. high minded
and able Statesmen that ever lived.
"Mr. Willie p. Msnguln, is an hon
or to the State ne represents, to the
Union, and to lineage IN which w
nve. asiai ~ &
Fer NJ. Brooks we have high esteem. re
gariing him no, only q en- honor 10 the Prs,
ba, as one Of shs ms, atIe and useful Repsescn
isiivcs in Congress. In bcsh stations, ~ Edito
and Representative, ne has msinssinel position
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WATTS'S
Nervous Antidote and Physical
RESTORATIVE.

THE MEDICAL WONDER OF THE AGE.
vTNHE most powerful and wonderful medicine
1 ever discovered. Guaranteed 10 cure every
Nervous or Spasmodic Disease, such as Nea-
ralgia, Tic Doloreux, Commissions, Fits, Rheu-
matism, &c For sale at the
DRUG STORE.
u.vu a.
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A sesies n rrrolu,k,ns known a. the
"SIsrery Receives, = Indirectly tending To
nuIIIiy the Fwxisive Slave Law IN Masss-
rhusr'ss, having parsed the SENATE, were
killed ~ lhe House IL Representatives ON
Friday Iasi. The usoiion to insIefni'rly
psp'pou~ wa. carried by vote IL l76 10
i62. 1'Iwse resolutions protested against
the execution IL the Fugitive SIsve Law
in Massachusetts. and denounced The law
ilself Is Unconstitutional. unjust aud op.
pressive. 81
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s HOES!
FOR SALE.

lust received good assortment II School
= Books and Stationary. Also Hsasc PsRer.
very cheap, Mating, both plain and red shscksJ~
LONG & WEBB.
April "a. 81
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WOOL AND SPUN YARN,
IF WANTED, may be had by leaving an or
der with Messrs. Nelson & Paul.
May LIST, 1852. 3d.
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\ A large ard enthusiastic FiIImore
meeting VAS held II New York On the
26th. A thososgh sy~teus &c orEaniza
ton wss adopted. The t.lay men
we're there; and. At every mention 81
the psmss q Clay and Fillmore, the
room shook with applause.
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TnE EAarnQuAKE. The earthquake
of Thursday the 29th uit.. IS said t.
have Shock the walls Of houses. and
ratified china and window glass II
.Lynchburg. Va. At Stsuntou, Va,
the shock Is said 10 have lasted min.
ute. and some houses were 10 sioIent-
" shaken that the occupants made 4
precipitate retreat. 1t Was felt ~ ias
North as baltimore, and Washingtosl
City. oessf CONS
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The "'rrII hie.graphir dispatch man of
the " Standard" SAYS:
% The SrwarsIiies hero claim that The
failure of the Nor,h Carolina Wig Com
ven,ion to sIisapprore of Mangsm's
course amounts 10 m endnr sement IL
Scolf." tsN
Z We do not believe here il nne word
ol truth in this. The /" Srwarsliles" are
no, such fooIs. Every memhrr ii Con-
gross knew al Tho very time This Dispatch
wa. sent. thai the Convention had endors-
I'd Nr. Fillmore as the frs. rhoice "f The
Wings. ". The Convention had nothing
10 do wi,h Mr.. Manaum. lie u = ffcc-
man and has rigM 10 entertain and
speak freely his opinons, though people
may differ as ~ the manner Of HE doing
50. Rsgisfey.
/ Crl. Flemonl has hccn arrested in Ion
don. IN claim ~ 100000. growing on
ii his military operations IN the ronques
of California. lie was locked up Tor q
Inurs. lie has appealed 10 Congress
where y bill In examine and seiilc illess
claims has more than once passed III,
Senate, bu, been rejected in the House.
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CoRREcTIox.-The Fayetteville OBJ
server made mistake in the copying
of our recapitulation Of statistics Of
Eastern and Western North Carolina.
1t set down the Western excess Of
White population at g. ,4S4: it ought
to be 100, geo. As several other papers
have copied the same important mis-
take, it ought to be corrected.
CreensJaoagh Patriot.
The mistake was discovered and cor
rected in this Office, after printing
few papers. liis Observer.
We copied from The Observer. and find, b.
reference to our file, that We ,cceivcd = numbc
Of that pape, in which the error had not beer
corrected. We therefore make the correction
fDII0W4s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-12

FmLnoxx IN BALrlnosE. ward
<Iectiss~ IN nsItinsorv. Cor Delegates
10 CITY Casventien fos the appoint
merit n Delegates 70 : Stale meeting.
have resulted IN ~ emphatic majority
in favor n Mr.. Fillmore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-12

Several Of the members OF Congress. who with
drew from the Wing caucus in consequences Of
the ruling as GU, Of order the compounds rcsolu-
tons Of Mcssrs. Marshall and Gentry, have issued
a manifesto settling forth their reas'ns for the
withdrawal /, Is written with ability and calm
ncss and A. their course has hecn condemned
in some quarters. !, is due to them that their de-
fence should he heard, We win. therefore, give
Il place in our next issue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-12

cal. ls1ughter.l shs WIN Fgau y" s"e
charge Of venal,ly. | may say that have
had the honor of oceupving. i"r several
years. the high seat which you now 70
wor,hily and ably Gil; and the lar. act q
this hnIy, on my retirement. look upon
10 The pron,lrs, honor ever conferred up
Oh me which was the unanimous vn'e
al the .Sena.e--wi,h majority in politics
adverse 10 me. aud when one ohjrcto'
could have arrested the proceeiling--'o
give me the amount nf salary fixed by
| law Cor vire P,esislen, elcr,ed by the
p ople. / suppose the gentleman who
observed my conrsc here Tor years, saw
nothing like vcnaIiIy or conscious par''
ali,y oilcrwi-c such ! result could no
have been realized. n,
These are the material allegations. I
helie,e they have been willingly. willingly
and wicke.llv made. with = fnll knowl
edge ~ helirf II their fslsehMml. on il''
part of him who made them; and ihes'
allegations and nominations ] here pro
naunre 10 helm The aggregate and Il
detail. in the whnle aud in every part
aud do j. under every responsibility
moral and otherwise. that = gentleman ca
assnmc-uiicrly aud absolutely false an
unfnundc,l. SO far ss they aarc, my homo
az my integrity. -
1 am alleged 10 have met the senator :
!. dinner and supper parties. where a
the mis, hvf has been concoc,ed, and N
coali,i"t. perfected.
Sir, 1 have met the honorable senate
hui once on social occasion this session
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29

now 10 manifest a penitential regret for
their Infamous conduct. The New York
Courier and Enquirer, a Scot. journal,
contains a formal retraxit Of tie charge si
coward,cs against Gen. Pierce. The mo
tisss which prompt the Enquirer to this
act Of justice are quite patent:
If anything can elect Pierce, it must
be the conviction in the minds Of the
American people that the wings counten-
ancc The dis9ratctM iinpatuti,ns upon Ats
PecS""o!conraje rajch ccytaia "nscrupuiou,
roiiticiaas hare circaluted against him, and
achich no honea and intelligent uhiy for a
asomeat creoiit., The re,y men tcho man
gf,ctnret and continue IL circulate h;s IN
.rdmo.S ddhder, do not Leiiece It; and GEN.
Sent Amse.f not on'y rcpudiates it as DIS
rel,e'sb'e, but aas r0iaaturiiy Losne te,ti-
n'ony 10 n,s good conduct and high beariay
of Ge". Fierce III Mrico Every vhig
who has any selfrespeet or any confidence
in the superiority Of our cause and our
candidate, over the cause and candidate OF
tie party opposed to Us, should unite in
condemnins the recklessness which thus
ruthlsssly seeks to destroy the personal
character Of Gen. Pierce"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-10-29
What are the Prospects?

The recent decisive elections, conjoined
with ether established facts, jas,ify us in
believing that the following States will
cast their electoral votes for Pierce aud
King, viz Maine 8, New Hampshire 5,
Pennsylvania q, Virginia 10, North Car
oiiaa Q, Georgia 10, Alabama 9, Missis-
sippi !, Arkansas 4, Texas 4, Miss ,uri 8,
Iowa 4, Illinois II, 1ndial.a l3, Wisconsin
5, Ohio %, Michigan Gin all l79, or 80
more than is necessary to elect our candi-
date.
Horace Greeley, when in Pi.tsburc, up
Oh the eve Of the October election, conce-
ded that View Jersey would be very doubt
ful for Scott. New York, not Included in
the above estimate, is also considered cel :
tain for the Democratic candidates. The
recent vote in Baltimore, discloses an al
most certainty that Mary land will vote for
Pierce and King All the Information VI.
have from that STATE, is Of most encour-
aging character
Our party in Tennessee, Kentucky,
Louisiana and Florida, are in the finest
spirits, and feel confident of victory. But
the contemplation Of these glorious pros
poets, should not cause any single Demo
crat to relax his efforts. Every Demo
cratic voter should be brought to tie poll:
on the second day in November We be-
secch our friends TO omit no proper cffor
t, bring out our whole vote at ths coming
| election. When We do triumph, let it bt
a memorable, brilliant and decisive tri
umph.- Union.