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Public Sale.

"A SALE will commence at the laic residence
Of lames Strayhorn. deceased, on the LIST
day OF December next, for the purpose Of selling
all the Perishahle Property belonging to the es.
tate Of the said deceased, excep, the widows
dover; said property consisting Of Corn, Wheat,
Oats, Hay, Fodder, Stock Of all kinds, two Wa
gons and Geer, one Carryal and twe sets of Har-
ness, one wooden Threshing Machine, and half
of cast Thiesher. one Patent Corn Shelter, ono
set Of Back-Smith's Tools, one set of Carpenters
Tools. quantity ofLeather one still, one or two
Apple Mills, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
and Farming Tools Of all>kinds.
The sale will continue from day to slay until
all is sold. The terms viii be made known ON
the day Of sale.
ID. X. BLACKWOOD, ,
DAVID HART, Errs.
November 9. ~ 5o-
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ARMIES IN THE AIR.

From time immemorial occurrences
which could have been accounted for on
natural principles, have been received
as omens Of forthcoming events-aud,
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are prepared to sell low for Cash. or on six months
Time to punciuai dealers. Physicians and olhers
are respectfully invited to ca and examine our
s. d. sCH0oLFIELD & Co.
c'opcr Is. ST.
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EFFRcr OF WEARING TIGHT Boots
Thomas Lippencott. a Young man now
lying at the commercial Hospital, has
injured one Of his feet to such an extent
by the practice Of wearing tight boots,
that it is necessary to hoe IT amputa-
tated. The operation will be performs
ed ON Saturdav afternoon. Gin. Com.
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The New York Times advises young
men to keep away from that city. 1t
says that snineteen-twentieths Of the
yoang men who come there to seek
their fortunes, not only drag out an ex-
istence of poverty. but become, mise
rable yegabonds.
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INV aooDs.


}. J. 12z1LLuD 8 SIN,
~ ne~ rer~ssinx sheir Fan Supply of
GOODS. cess-sssipg ufesrry ssslsis i arfi-
&C. ssaaiit hroushf 60 this n.srksL They insits
snf,f inenas and rs<snmru to sive th~m . cal
aud rrsnlns fof themselves Thu zv dss>sn.r
paneiusl desiru.
October 9. "a a.
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GoLp.-The London Times sesti-
mates that the gold mines of Australia
will produce this year g40,0OO,00O,
equal to $500. OOO, 900. Also, that 100,
600 persons will have left the British
Isles forsAustralia during this year.
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ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER. !

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER!-
IMPORTANT TO DrsPEPrics.-Dr. j. s. ough-
TONS PEPSTN, the True Digestive Fluid, or
Gastric Juice, prepared from Rennet, or the
fourth stomach of an Ok, after directions Of Ba-
ron l.iebig, the great Physiological Chemist, by
]. 5. Houghton, NJ. d., Philadelphia. This is
truly wonderful remedy for indigestion. dys-
pepsia, jaundice, liver complaint, constipation
and debility, curing after natures own method,
by natures own agent. the Gastric Juice. Pam
phlets containing scientific evidence off value,
furnished by agents gratis. See advertisement
in another column.
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MR.. wILBON's SCHOOL.

'INHE present session Of this School will close
= on Friday the 81 Of December merit. Decla-
nations will he delivered ut night by the Stu
dents, as usual. The patrons, and friends OF The
School generally, are invited TO attend. =
November IA. 5i-
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NOTICE.

IN Wednesday the s4th Of November next.
- | shall expose to public sale, at the late
residence Of Nathan Hooker, Dec. trsct n
LAND lying three niles south Of. HiIhborouch.
containing 1864 Acres; also. Lots No. "a and
part of S5,in HiIlsborough.. Also st the same
Time. one set Of Mahogany. Chains, one PONY, q
Buggy and Harness, good Cows, &e.6c. Aise
one tract Of LAND lying half mile north Of
Hillsborough. containing loo scrrs, morr Or I<ss.
A credit Of Twelve -Monlhs viii BE- given upon,
the land, and Six Months upon other auicIss' \
All persons having claims sssipss the eslale Of
Nathan Hooker, will please present. then, ~ shs
day OF sale. and all indebted to the estate win
please settle them by the same tins.
Q. HOOKER, Es'r.
HiiE<srouth, Oct. 9Th, 1852. S.
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A SURE RELIANf r.

90 SO certain are the effects Of DR.. MALsne',
Liver Pills in cases Of disordsrcd Liver that they
are regarded rs the Specific for that complicated
class Of diseases known as Hep,tic. The patient
has medicine at hand upon which be can al.
ways rely. All that is necessary Is to purchase
and use DR.. MIsne's Liver Pills, 70 secure q
restoration to health. Read this:--
wilkins Township, AIlcghany ca. Pa.
]. Kidd & Co.-Please let me have two boxes
mole Of DIR. M.Lane's Liver Pills. Ny wife has
used two boxes Of the Doctors Pills, aud assure
you they have done her more good than my ia
mily physician has for two years, during which
time he was in regular attendance. These two
boxes, ! think, win effect cure.
JAMES JONES.
UJFor sale by D. Hearit. al the Post Office
in Hisb@ough, by Long Il Webb, by DIR. 5. ID.
Schoolfeld, and by Druggists and Dealers gene
rally.
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New csfdsI New ccedsI
Tat srlerasr : - rss,ssi.v q. ran
and " l1fer Goodx. cuasisi.s ii
f.s F.1'ti, usez.iT zeia n +. Dg eesz,s slssr,
~hsrh h. VII ~ Nv lo< cz><.. Of :. . sa.,t
rroth. Cal ssJ -
ksss. ~ IIsn. esd Fnz. s.kxn il s1rhnnx<.
j. ~. PALMER.
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or n should te universally known-for It !,
strictly true-that indigestion is the parent of a
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dyseniery
diarrhea, cholera morl'us, liver complaint. and
many other diseases enumerated in the City In.
specior's weekly catalogue of deaths, are genera
ted by Indigestion alone. Think Of that. dyspep.
lies think Of il, all who suffer from dsortlered
stomachs, and if you are willing TO he guided by
advice, founded upon experience, resor. at once
(dont delay day. to Hoofand's German Bitiers,
prepared by Dr.. 9. NJ. Jackson, which, as an al
teraive, curative, and invigorant, stands alone
and unapproached. General depot, leo Arch
street. We have tried these Biiters, and know
that they are excellent for the diseases specified
above. Philadelphia City lem.
II For sale at the Drug Store.
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NOTICE.

YsHE subscribers will offer for sale, at public
= suction, on the premises, on Saturday the
18th Of November next, the LAND and MILL.
formerly known BY the name Of Hairis's MAJ.
situate on Rocky River. The land ing on both
sides Of the river, eight or nine miles southwest
from Peterborough, and in about two miles from
the intended Plank Road leading through this
section of country. This Mill has an excellent
pair Of burrs, an excellent corn Mill, and the BOZ
ting works were newly constructed last summer
with castings, and are in good order for making
merchant flour. only the shaft OF the main wheel
is broken. This Seat is remarkable cor its lall
and water power, and with tight dam the Min
runs all the year. There Is not a bettes sess for
factory Of any kind in all this country, ~
said by the hest Of judees) The terms easy,
aud will be made known oulb day Of sale. ANY
person wishing % purckt1p would do well 10 e.
anime the premisrs g themselves, previous 10
the day of sale.
BROOK & THOMPSON.
October ~. So
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Betting on Eiecfions.-The cinc;n-
matt Commercial saws that gentle
man residing in that city and possess
ed of property to the amount of ten
thousand dollars, is said to have lost
his all by the result Of the late cleo
ton. lie also borrowed several hun
dred dollars from his friends, which he
staked upon the result Of the contest.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber, having qualified, at Angus
Tenn, 1851. Of Orange County Court, as
Executor Of Elizabeth Holden, deceased, hereby
requests 81 persons having claims against tie
estate to present them prepayment by Novem-
Der Court.
ISAAC HOLDEN, Ex'r.
6. :.icmber 9Th, 1852. 5i--3w
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IS PPLdCATIoN viii he made II the ensu-
: : Ing srssion Of the General Assembly Of this
STATE, fas an sct to incorporate the HiIisborouxh
Asstssnygr
SfPtempw a. So
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TO PAINTERS Ann OTHERS

TO PAINTERS AND OTHERS.
WE have in Store and for Sale. S barrels o,
W Lint-Seed Oil
2 barrels Spirits Of Turpentine,
1900 lbs. White Lead, :
1900 lbs. Fire Proof Paint.
500 lbs. Zinc Paint,
barrels Tanners Oil,
barrels Sperm Oil.
S. ID. SCHOOLFIELD & Co.
October &c. So
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NOTICE

usT received at the Dug Store, a large sup
q ply Of Preston & Nerritt's celebrated Yea,
Powders
November 6. al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-17

THREE Cent PIecEs. The PhiIadeI-
phis Ledger says Of the operations Of the
mlnl during the month
'sl'he manufacture Of three cent pieces
has been 2.666, 500 pieces
were coi'.ed, rrpresenIlng in value $50,
900. Last month, the Carnage of ,hi. very
convenient liule piece was over million
aud half. aud the amoun, then was
'houghi to be immense.# Large as this
supply Is u does not exceed The demand.
The Treasurer has now bat few on hand.
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OT4CE.

A PPLICATION will be made ii the ensu-
- ing session Of the General Assembly Of this
State, for an act Of incorporation for Mountain
Spring Division No. IS, Sons Of Temperance"
Scplember "a. 3D.
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ExrKnrRIsE.-Perhaps no stronger evidence
can be adduced of the intrinsic value and unri-
vailed usefulness Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral, than
the fact, that in order 10 supply the demand the
Proprietor has been compelled to build an inn
mense block, occupying a large part Of square
in one Of the principal thnroughfares, five stories
Of which is to be occupied by his Laboratory for
the preparation Of the Cherry Pectoral alone. AS
this article has now won its way to the public ia
vor solely by IFS success in curing diseases, this
fact is some comment on its virtue. LosceH Adr.
Ak 0LD MEDICINE REyIvEn.--In days of
yore, as we have all learned from the old folks. no
medicine was so useful to have in the house, or
so good in many diseases, as pure Holland Gin.
For long time, however, the genuine article
could not be had, until lately it has reappeared
under the new name Of Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps. wis article appears to he manufac-
turei exclusively by UdoIpho Wolfe, at Schiedam,
in Holland. anI put up in quart and pint bottles
expressly for medicinal purposes, with his name
on the seal, Bottle and label to protect It against
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-11-17

An American correspondence the Bos
lon Couiier, writing from Monlevi,leo,
Auqust 3isi, says:
"Our dspIo.nalic mission to the States
Of the Pau: 65slsling az the Hon. Mr..
Sehrnrk. ous< popular Minister to the
Sourt Of Brazil. and Mr.. Pendlelon,
'harge d AiIaires To Bucnns Ayres. have
succeeded IN making treaty with The
H'a'e oi Uruguay OF the most favorable
CHARACTER. The her treaties with the
upper provinces and The Argentine Gov
eminent cam !. be entered upon Tor the
present. on account of the unsri.l,d coh-
d'''on Of those States. Mr.. Schenck viii,
70 few DAYS. leave in The friga,e Con-
gresa Tor Rio de Janeiro. where he will
se'naIn mil ,l,ereisa prssper, Of fulfilling
'he olher part oI his mission"
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n~. Yohng Lady. a graduate Of The
SsaH State Normal School Of New York,
wishes to procure situation as Teacher either
in School or private Family. Good references
can be given. She is also competent to give les
sons in Painting and Drawing. Please address,
post paid, C.W.S., Old Bridge, Middlescx ceun-
ty. NJ.
October 2. 5S-2w
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Drugs! Drugs!

THE Subscribers are now
receiving their Fall Stock Of
DRUGS. NJ EDICIN MES,
PAINTS, OILS, DYE
srUFFS and SPICES. EN-
bracing a larger Stock than
has ever before been offered In
fhs., ...xl "a af .l..l ~
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NOTICE.

"A PPLICATI0N will b. made 10 shs prsssnr
Grncral Assembly for an set II inrosporu-
tion for The H@u6eId Volunteer R~giasnl
November .. 81
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NOTICE

a PPLicATION Win be naj& p Ne prcssp,
: = General Assembly for an aetsSo incn,por.ts
tho South Lowell Academy.
{ November 3. So
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House and lot
N FOR SALE.

IA TIN Shi>E.
MISS MaIeti wishes 10 sell her House and I.o
~ at Chapel Hill. The property is ia the
west end ofihe village. The Duse islarge and
convenient, with the necessary Jus houscss1II ia
good order.
The ot is well Nhced, contains about Two
Acres. and has an its on excellent vegetable and
beautiful flower gariea Fos further particulars
apply TO the undersigned At Chapel IN.
L. MALLETT.
November 10. So
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Advices from Santa Fe 10 the % 1,
Of September stale that quiet prevailed
ihroughnut the territory. Gov. Lane
feachesI Santa Fe on the 9th. aud on The
18th was duly Installed into office.
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DIES

( LADIES,
If you want to see pretty iIilng-, please call at
= the Drug Store, where you will find great
variety Of Toilet and Fancy articles consisting In
part of the following:
Writing Desks, Bandolnc Firature,
Work Boxes, or Csbas, Silver Gard Gases,
Fancy Baskets, Pearl do.
Superb Cologne Bottles, Paper Mache do.
bohemian Glass, Shell do.
Cologne, German Falina China Puff Boxes,
Lubin's Extract, Glass do. -.
Piver's do. Paper do.
Wright's do. Ia new Combs In variety,
article) Lilly White,
Pomatums, in great va Mean Fun,
ricty. Gold Medal (some,hinc
Pomads Divine, ncw.)
Rose Hair Oil, PaperMacheFort-F oios,
Hair Brushes, Leather do.
Tooth Brushes, Tablets. ivory.
Nail Brushes, {
Besides great variety Of otlc, articles.
October 90. Is
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NOfIcE
Land for sale.

ILtNiIu IVI kyNVEOv
asx2s The subscriber, intending to
s3;sSa remove to the southwest, offers for
SYS sale the Plantation on which he now
.sKSsA resides. II contains One Hundced
and Eigh,y-Eight Acres, well watered, and has
on il good Dwelling House with all the ncccs-
sary Out Houses, and never-faiIing Well of as
good water as the country affords. More than
half Of it is wood land, and the remainder is in a
good state for cultivation. II is situated five
miles East Of Hilisborough, Immediately on the
Oxford road. Terms will be favorable 10 suit
the purchaser. Persons wishing to purchase are
requested to call and examine the premises.
Hi ISAAC HOLDEN.
September 9th, 1852. 5A.-
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he tnic'l sialra Tie neH aIr n
lcaSt M fbanlIs " cm'slaa .--ui
aqas i-aad ai|i I fInm dIftif4
n7ffs. 41d d ~ ta.tI IaIel ~ saEh
maaurr that 49, 49, salt r
abraad - a. der srlI4 Iesli1a' "a
The measures 4 lac <esu<9 issnis;s "a u
brra taken ~ith. r<<1t dftun,<pe<fios
and stss oals 70 he feared that those
vhosmbark ~ tbs expcditf~m niiimeel
tic bloody fate u tier predecessors"
Mass Txoosz re Tzx><.-On basrd
the. >loep Orphan. ahich sailed Irom
Neu York ~ the 4lh Instant for Texas,
there u~re "ne hundred and eighty FIVE
Iailed States troop> and band IL Iii.
teen musicians. destined Tor Texas. Al
great nuu1b~r 81 treops are ALREADY in
thai Star under command OF x6Ie and
sxperi<ufrd officers. They arc ssation-
"a 1T posts dispersed all aIoug the from.
tier II settlement. xad even arinfn fhe
wilderness. and many of ihe men are
constantly an scouting expedltipas. Yet
the Texans complain Of neglect On The
part II our Wing Administration.
DISTRESSING Whilst the
Wage we're crlrbmfing their victory
ia = schburs. ya.) Tuesday nizk,.
cssple Of nurses attached to carriage,
in which were Ms. t:has. l.. DibreIl aud
his daughter. young lady about seven
teen years n ssr became alarmed al the
firing ii cannon aud ran %. In their
cours. they ran over two white lads,
killing one instantly. and severely IN
Turing the ether. Dir. DibrelI and
daughter we're lhruun from the carriage
and seriously injured. Miss DibreIl's
life j. drspairrd Of. The carriage was
broken iltaaiums. i
FArAL AccsDESr -'rheDemocrats Of |
Nottingham were Masking preparations {
Yesterday 20 celebrate their victory.
and Tor this purpose brought into requ;- !
sItion an Old cannon, which has been a
lying al,erk the ever bank since the re- !
VIZ They were trying
the cannon, in order to have il ready I
for the evening meeting. At the ~ 4
explosion Il burst and killed viii
Dansberry. A fragment Of the \
struck him and Knocked him distance lg
Of ten or twelve feet aud killed him
Instantly. Ne,rnrk Aarafiser. 2
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-12-25


3. Incidental ventilation for the entire
ship, since it is proposed to draw the sup.
piles of air from the ships hull. This alse
seems indisputable. 5s.. go 49,.
4. Economy in first cost. The engine is
about equal in, cost to a steam engine. and
hence saves the cost of boilers, hsS!ng nc
use for them. :.
5. Economy in running requires but one.
fifth OF the men. This remains to be proved
I Will the engines fulfil the inventors ex.
pectations' Will they work? A tough
question. The writer cannot hazard an opin.
lion, not having seen the soul of the invention
-" the regeneration" as the inventor has
chrlsteneG.it-an attachment sustaining the
same reiation to a caloric engine, that the
condenser does to steam engine.
There is no question as TO whether air will
expand by heat; by expanding, it will drive q
piston, no doubt; about these elemental pos.
tulates there can be no question. Moist all
will expand by higher ratios than dry air;
but even dry air will increase its volume over
ten per cent, by receiving 80 degrees of heat;
ordinary atmospheric air increases its vol
ume fifty per cent, between zero and the
boiling point (Encyc. Met Pneumat. S. 20
l-2I.c .as ~ boa
But the question can air be quickly heated
and quickly cooled, can it be made to shrink
in the cylinder INSTANTLY, as steam does when
| it escapes into the, condenser? this is ques-
tion which the writer cannot answer. Capt
Ericsson's "regenerator is intended to ac-
complish thss. The " regenerator is to heat
the air as it rushes into the cylinder, and
cool the air or receive back the heat (all but
30 or 40 degrees lost by radiation) as the
air makes its escape Furthermore, 1t is to
discharge this Office promptly, Instantly, SO
that the slenderest volume will, on entering,
become round and stout and portly as an al
lderman-but On retiring, unlike the alder
man, will disgorge its gettings and 60 forth
as slim as it came, and leave its heat and sud-
den portliness for the next occupant.
The furnaces have need to supply only the
little loss of thirty degrees or so, out of four
or five hundred which the air receives BY in
s.eritance from its redecessors-merely the
leakage Of radiation.
Such claims as these excite skepticism.
They do not necessarily involve an absurdi-
ty, and if the "regenerator will do what it
is claimed to be doing already, in an expert
mental engine, then, beyond question, the
caloric engine will work, and the days OF
steam are numbered. 7s
A few weeks will settle the question.
" The Ericsson is a1oat, and her engines
are well nigh completed. Expectation is on
|tip-toe.-N Y Independent.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-12-25

No,,Y CHRrsrIaNs-Uncle Jack, col
o,ed divine said to his hearers, "You noisy
Christians remind me Of the little branches
after heavy rain. They are soon full, then
noisy. and soon empty. bad great deal
rather see you like the broad rlser. when .
quiet, because it Is broad and deep. AGAIN
he said, "When the wind blows haro, inc
dry leaves make great deal more NOISE man
the green ones. The joy OF the hypo- H
critic is but for moment" Job xx- .. Dean
Swifl says it is with some little.souled peo-
nile as with narrow -necked bottles; the less
they have in them, the more noise they marc
in pouring out.
Polynesian. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu], Hawaii) 1844-1864, 1852-12-25

sF Some time since, one Of our ship
owners, in despatching vessel, had good
deal Of trouble with one of his men, who had
got very stop heavy" on his advance wages.
After the vessel had accomplished her voy-
age, on settling with the crew, It came to
this mans turn 10 be paid.
"Whai name :" asked the merchant.
"Ca,n, sir, was the reply.
"What are you the man who slew h's
brother'!' rejoined the merchant.
"No. sir,' was the ready and witty reply
of Jack. with knowing wink, and giving
his trowsers a hitch-"I am the man that
,ras sle,red"