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The JENNINGS EsrATr.--Thc Eng
lish papers by the Asia, announce that
the Court OF Chancery has settled this
long litigated case. The property lies
principally in Suffolk, and was once
estimated a, 81 OOO. .OtO, bu, only one
half has been divided by the late de-
cision. One Of the fortunate claimants
is journeyman painter OF Maldon,
named Langham. The property is
divided into seven portions; Langham's
share is f5OO0OO
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INVITATION OF rnE WnIGs OF BALri-
MoRE.-A committee oi ten, BY instruc-
, ton Of the Whig City Convention,
solicit the attendance Of their fellow
Whigs from all parts Of the Union at
the meeting of the National Conven-
ton on the 10th inst. They give this
invitation on behalf not only Of those
whom they Immediately represent, but
Of tic Whigs oi Maryland.
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1Thc telegraphic wire was struck
near Galcna last week by atmospheric
lightning, and melted for about three
hundred yards, and more or less injured
for half mile, A spectator who saw
the stroke, described the electrical ex-
hibition ne a chain of fire, stretching
both ways as Ear as he could SEE across
the landscape.
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fFrom the Irish Americtn.1


AsAPPEAL TO Common SESsE.-lt won't
do. at this day, to advance an opinion without Civ
ing a reason for il. We might tell the public ia
every issne Of our paper, that HUTcHIsGs' vEG-
kTABLr DYSPEPSIA BIrLERs were y specific
Tor Indigestion. and all the diseases growing out
oft, but they would MT believe our ip's d'rd
without we gave them the why and the where
fore. We therefore state, as the result Of per-
sonal observation and from the concurrent testl'
rcny of all our friends and acquaintance who
have tried the article, have it tried, that
its tonic, Alternative, and restorative properties are
altogether unequallcd. That il braces the system,
restores the appetite, raises the spirits, impart"
truness To the nerves, and invigorme- the consi'-
tuition; and that its stimulating effect is followed
by no reaction. We therefore consider il the
very best stonachn which me.ical science has
yet given 10 mankind.
Circulars, containing the certificates Of remark
able cures, and the high estimation in which this
Medicine is held by the public press, can he had OF
the agents, free.
PRIcE 80 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
Principal office, l22 Fulton street.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.


II LAWTON s. BROTHERS, ~ THAMES ST.,
l. invite the attention Of those furnishing hou-
ses, ,nd their customers generally, To their large
and carefully selected stock of lious. Furnishing
Goods, being confident that they can offer unusual
inducements to purchasers. Their assortment
Includes great variety of
Cotton Shcclings from ~ Ia ia wide,
Linen do. o., l0-l, aud ia do.
English aud Frcnch Blankets,
White Countcrpanes all sizes,
Coinlortabl-r,
Huck k,buck Towrl;ngs,
Scotch Diapers, Crash,
Linen Table Damasks,
Danask Napkins,
Pillow Gas" Lincns,
Wrought Curtain Muslins,
Turkey Red Drapery,
English aud French Furniture Chintz,
Worsted Damasks,
Sole de l.ans,
Wooden Table Covers,
Wilton, Tapestry, Brussels, 3 Ply, Super fine and
all the lower grades Of Wooden Carpets. Floor
Oil Cloths from vi, to 6 yds wide, Canton Mat
ting. Rugs, door Mats, &c, all Of which will be
sold at the lowest prices. a30.
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WEDNESDAY, June 2.
Schr Castilan, RoiT, Belfast, fsh ng; Ions
dale, Baker, Prov, Phih; F.,cnd, Ill 'lc,, Sal
lem, Phla; Juno, Baisdcl', + Rive, RockIa'd;
Somerset, Perry, do, rhila; llenr eta, kccnc,
N Bedford, do: Enoch French, Hall, r RiveI;
Norfolk; Democrat, tlcn ~, Cu"ocoa, Boz {;
Vermont, Nickerson, An ,ny, do; Palace, Me-
Intyre, Rect land, N Y; Bctscy, Brown, Bucls-
p i, do.
THURSDAY. June 3.
Schr Expcdicnt, Bracket, PhilN; Henry Hen
derson, Lcat, + River. n Iaven; Varbr~en, pot-
ter, Bangor, Bait; Ca q CT. Marshall, Caais,
NY. Lewis Gray, Sha p, Bost, Mo'ris own;
A J Horton, Corson, Phi'a; E"ie, Handy, Ny,
N Bedford; Edmund Brrkc, Hunt fsh'ng Pal
ace, Mcintyre, Rocl end, NY; Endin Rurgh,
Crosby, Bangor, Middlctown c.; Alert, Hall,
Bost, Phia, Irene, Brown, Caais, Newark; In
voice, Glover, N Bedford, NY; S'oop O,na-
mcnt Jones, + River, n Y; Georgiauna, SWEET,
N Bedford, do; NJ Lo,iss, -, + River,
Y; VIM II Bowen, Kelly, Prov, do.
SUNDAY June 6.
Brig Osccoha, Burt, Bangor, Pow.
Schr f. Townson, Mathes, Phia; Bculah
STAR, Sha y, do, Bos,; Magroon, Hodges, Bost,
NY; w Erickson, Russell, Phila, BoH; X
Jeweu, Baker, Gardner.
Sloop Il w Thorn, Durire, River, Albany;
Elect, Weak 3, Nan,utket, y.
MONDAY, June 6.
Schr Palo Alto, IIollrook, fishing Chas VIII
liam, Boyd, Rockhnd, n Y: q ofO 7, W".
ton, n Y, Weymouth; Sarah Matilda, Coonbs,
Bangor, N London; Ore on, Rich, Newark,
Wareham; JR Jewctt, Ba .cr, Gardner; Sara
toga, Sipple, Fall River, Phila.
TUESDAY, June 3.
Bark Martha Anna, Mcssrr, Havana
Schr Samuel Mcdowell, Myricks, = River,
Hartford, Susan s. Jan, Raynrs, Prov, Calais.
Sloop Agent, Hayes, Prov.
MEMORANDA.
Arr. nj Wiln,ii gton, -, brig Ellen Hay
den, Smith, from Cuba
Arr. at Savannah, 2.th, brig John Balch, Mel.
vile, from Cuba; also, 27ih, brig Robt u Law
ton, Gardner, fiom Havana.
IIilo, March ~, Helen Augusta. oi this rot,
Is month. out 2 o sperm, 60 whale, 2S blackhsh.
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~ nm n man, aud deem nothing which relate. 10
man foreign 10 nv fcline~.'
YOUTH ~ MANHOOD.

II am man, aud deem nothing which relate. 10
man foreign 20 nv .clings'
YOUTH n MANHOOD.
A VIGOROUS LIFE JR PREMATi RE DEATH
kInk,iir on ser Pr,',Jraf,on--oniU % c,nt.
VUIs Book, Just published, j. hll,d with usciul in
l formation on the infrnities aud diseases oi the
human system. II addresses itself alike 10 Youth,
Manhood and Old Age-to all Who apprrhcnd or sui.
r under the dire consequences o eHrlN or prolonged
nIlseteiio ions-to all who lrrl the exhaustive effects
of hancful hahits-to all who ~ addition To drclinmR
rhN sra energy. the victims ui nervous aud men.
tai debility. aud OF moping aud me laneholy d..posd-
rnc,-to aid sueh Dr. would SAY
READ TIIis ROOk
The vauablc advice aud impressive warning u
gives will prevent oi mi-crN aud suffering, and
save annually thousands ot livrs-
Parents by rcadtng II viil learn how 10 prcvcni the
dcStructon oi their ,hiar,n.
1FA remittance ot ~ ccuts. entb,~rd IN letter.
addressed io Dl kiukeln, fhiluclph'n, viii ensure
ahouk, undss envelope. per return oi mail
1rDr. X. rs years resident IN, sician. y w. cor
ner of NJ and union Street between rrrao. and Fine,
Philadslphsa may he eopsuli.d coufd,nt-ll,.
lie who PLACES himsclf under the cave al w ",
ma, rr iron-, conidc ~ his honor ~ y RcnilcN"n,
and rpulidcnt, ri, upou hs skill ~ Al, - tyh
Persons asa distance maN adsrr-s Di. X ny leutr,
l(ptc pHhl) aud be eur, Il NJ hDma.
II Packages of mcdsiBes, directions, &c for~sIded
lhy sending rcmhtRnce and pat up -sc"rr rom dam
sRgs eutiosity.
Bools.llcrs. New. Agents, rsdsr'. Csn'ss-er-,
and all other. suprned with the sbo't w.rA ., 1.y
\Ier r.,c. spa 3, dsv.
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crThcre are some ay-hcsded
monks in some Of the noi astrries o.
Asia Minor, who have no recollection Of
ever seeing a woman.
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uIThc Democratic Convention al
ter their nomination of Franklin Pierce
for President proceeded to ballot for a
candidate for the Vice Presidency. and
on the first ballot w. X. King had 1876,
Pillow 25, Atchinson 25, Rusk 25. jeff
Davis 2, Butler 81. Strange 20, Downs
80 Weller %, ii. Cobb 2.
On the second vote for Vice President.
w. II. King had 227
The II votes Of Illinois were given TO
Jefferson Davis.
Mr.. King was announced as having
been chosen tie nominee for the Vice
Presidency. He was then declared Il e
unanimous choice OF the Convention
franklin Pierce was also declared the
unanimous choice of the Convention n,
the candidate for the Presidency.
After adopting the platform and
agreeing to hold their next Convention
at Cincinnati, adjourned Sine die.
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MAINE LAW II!
Dc II remembered that The reign of TERROR,
DSTAI E-IN-HEAD and TYRANNY. sane
TIERS, is to commence in Rhode Island and
Providence Plantations, on
MONDAY, JULY 10, 1852.
Now, therefore, in consideration of the high
respect which we entertain Tor our numc rous GUS
toners, including large portion of the worthy
aud considcrate
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF
TEMPERANCE,
We have the pleasure to inform them that We
have On hand an extensive and choicely sclce.
ted stock oi
PURE LIQUORS AND DELICIOUS
WINES.
"woRTHy or PRAISE"
and suitable for all the various purposes fr which
they are used ed,-Me,icnai, Mechanical, Artisti-
cal, Convivial, SC, which We shall continue 10
cell until il bccomcs "a CRIMINAL OFFENCE,
at low prices, in quantities aud packages to
suit the requirements of all sensible people, for
TIVE, We MONTHS
We pledge the most STRICT SECRECY To-
all friends Of the Maine Law, who can purchase
OF Us in large quantities, with perfect confidence
that they need not apprchcnd plethora oi friends
and suckers during the famine.
All respectable honest poor people ofthis Town
whose consccnccs are rot troubled with this most
ridiculou. "ilumbng," shall have their want.
supplied. -
"WIrnOUT MONEY & WITHOUT
PRICE,"
two days before Liberty - surrendered to folly,
ianmicism, hypocracy, selhshness and vinegar
,crd ysformts ~ this glorious land where naught
but Justice, irccdom, chcci nlnes. and generosity
should dwell.
"CAN sUCH THINGS BE"
Newport May II, 1852
NEWTON BROTHERS,
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H-A dull boy may lie likened to
a lamp. which becomes all the bright
H oceas,onal'y tos q tule trimming.
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% In Tennessee men has teen
condemned to five years imprisonment
Cor marrying hs niece
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Cour of PyoJa'e, Nesport, May 10, 1852.
nANIEL &. DENIlAM, Administrator OH tho
l/e-tate ofBENONI WARD, late of New po,i.
deceased, presents his petition to this Court, stat
ing that the personal estate Of aid Bcnom " ard
is insufficient to pay the just debts, funeral cxrcn-
ses, a:,d incidental expenses, Of he settlement Of
said estate, in the sum Of Sixteen hundred sixty
five dollars and fifty ccnts,-and rra, ing that he
may be empowered in bis capacity ol Administra-
to-, to sell much of the real estate OF said Ben
oni Ward, situated in said town of Newport, as
may le sufficient to pay said sum, together with
incidental expenses, under the dir. c,ion OF this
Court; tic same is received und referred for con.
side,atien Ia Court Of Proba'e, 10 he ho den at
the Town Clerks Office in Newport, on MONDAY,
the 7th day ol June next, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ:
aud previous notice is ordered 10 h. given thereof
by advertisement, once a week, for three success
sivc weeks, in the DAILY News. that all PEI sons
interested, may appear at said time and place aud
be heard ticrcon.
mli B. B. ROWLAND. Prob. Crk.
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neRAlD OF THE TIMES.
THURSDAY Jnne 10th 1852.

pThe advocates Of Temperance, in
tins quarter are very much eratfied by
the appointment of the worthy Capt
Thomas Pratt, as complainant for viola
ton Of the Maine Law, he having signed
the petition for the same, they are sure
that he will "Pm IL hrougW The
"spirits" by the reports, are also in
extacies, because they think he mont'
surely great credit is due to the new
Town Council for selecting man so
universally popular.
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MEMORANDA.
OARS SWEEps AND SELLS.

TiIE subscriber h now ready ~ furnish SnN qusn
i tity of OARS, of his own well known mHnulhc
ture, NJ the following unprcocdcniy low prices NJ
wholesale
Also Iiani.pike., Forks aud Hoe Handles of the
est quality nnd nj low prices
A. IA = rt. "A 10 Cret A q cents foot
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GROUND COFFEE pat up ,sprsss,y tvs os
VI trad. and warranted ~ III. bet quality, al
~,y. on hand AID for sale Nv
s3O NEW TON BROTutpS.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
DONNETS repaired, bIeached and pressed in
- the hest manner aud at short notice, at
l32 Thames street corner oi Church.
m25 IRA FRENCH.
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EIEkIEI FNtE, q WVf'-st., Nv YUTk.
Principal Houso--2g West street, New Nerk.
Rrsnch Houses Gss,cfn Railroad One, Bo-i"@,
Mss. "a is~ bm
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DATTERN MANTILLAS, received from
L New York to-day
ap3. CIIAS. w. TURNER
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IN DEFRAUDING TIfErl, CUSTOMER.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC
DC NOT DEFRAUDEDi

Bay book uuleu Dr. A. VI. Nsurice,n. t7s Liberty
=. Y, the title aud the rny ia lerks thce
tie b-k oiths til, 'onds as hee" and huy only
Of -cts4e ludhoAb- dealers, send by mail aud nd
dre,. ito DR.. 4. VI. N,srt~au.
Pull title wlh cntsns. together wls irw rsgef
treating II important subjects To every married EmsIr, VIII
be ee ~ c, 10 enclosing letter stamp in
preInid letter. addressed " herein.
IRON receipt NJ Eruy Cents. Tor One
Dollar for 81" Hne Edition cxtrn btndtmgl
"TuE MAR t('ED wOMANS PRIVATE
n-S,) 20 my part Or the United stat .. All
letters nv Ust he post-paid and nsisirc ssed to
York city. Publishing Onice, No. l20 Liberty
street, New York.
For sale by BENZ J. TILLEY, Newport,
and by ID. NJ. COOK, Providence.
June 3 6In.
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Many wears of trial, iustrad 81 importing The pub
lie COM lsuce in this medicine, ha, wen ir - All
appreciation aud noiofieiy b, far eN'reding the
most -aiig'inr expectations .f il friends. Noihng
but it, intrinsic virtues aud the nnnri, able bchsii
conferred on hous md. of -nitrers, rouh orig nate
aud maintain the reputation IL rnjp,s Nhilc msny
Inferior rrmrdie. thrust upon the community, have
failed snd h.rn discarJ,d, this has gained friends by
every trial conferred brmllts "n The afflicted The,
can never forget, and produced cnrcs too numerous
and too'rrmnrkahle iobe forgotten.
While IL is fraud on the publ, to pretend Tint
amy onr medicine will inialibly eur still there Is
abundant proof that the Cherry Frcioihl d"s
not only ~ II general thing, but almost invariably,
cure the malades Er wins b II is enpo, I'd.
A. time makes these facts wider and better known,
this medicine has gradually become the b,si reliance
Of the afflicted. from the log cabin oi the American
peasant 10 the palace, OF European Kings Through
on this entire country, IN every state, city, and in
deed almost ever, hamlet it contains, CHERRY Pc
roRAL is known as the best rrntd, eNiani for dis
EASES oi the Throat aud Lungs, und in many foreign
countries, il IN comm. 10 bc extensively used b, their
most intelligent Ply sicians IL Gr-u Britain,
France aud Germany, where the medical scisuo,s
have reached their higest perfection, CnenRy Pc
roa,L is introduced, AMI in constant n,r in thr Ar.
miles, Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public Institutions
ard in domestic practice, the surrst rcm-dy their
attending Ply 81, han. employ for the.more DANCE
rous affections III the lung, Also in mdcr cases,
aud for children it is safe pleas ant, and enrotun To
cure In fact som. Of ihe most natirring irstimo-
nia- we receive have been from parent. who have
ound IL cfncacioIs la PARTICULAR! nt deniu 10
childhood.
The Cherry Psctoral il manufactured by n prac-
iical Chemist aud every ounce Of IL under his
eye with nyariabe curncy AID care. IL !. sta,d
aud pro,eeTdb, law from oonnicrirts, c"fsequsnt-
ly can be- relied Rrnuin, without adulttra,iDn.
We have endcavored here to furnish the comm uni
ty with medicine ofsnch intrinsic superiority and
worth NJ should commend itself To their confidence
1t remedy at once -nie, speedy and enc, tua which
this has b, repeated aud countless trials proved itself
Ia he; and Trust by great in preparing il with
chemical accuracy, of uniform strength Ia afford
Ply scians new agent on which they can rely for
the best results, and the afflicted with a remedy
that will do for them all that m,dicinr can do.
PREPARED AND SOLD BN JAMES G.. AVER,
Practical and Anal, tioal Chemist,
LoU,H, Mass.
Sold in Newport, by II. r. HAZARD & CO..
II. J. TAYLOR and L. g. e. HAZARD. Druggists.
june
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III nlarins 1ntsllissnrs. Ga
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVED,

sun Rise, 4 22 Sun sets, IS u. Water, p
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DRESS GOODS.
4 few patterns of cheap dress silks, with n
a great variety of patterns Of beragcs, Bcrage
dc LANES, Nous de Lancs, French Camhrics
Scotch Lawns, and Yankee Prints, TOR sale at
a2i CHAS. W. TURNER'S,
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

Nv becoming m time possessed oi the kuowledge the
oi he s. caused the sieknrss aud ysrty Of thousands
sable IL she urglsct a, herself of that knowledge IN
respect herself which would spar. her much suffering, he
the IL htppu.s aud prosperity her husband aud
cuni, uI,n rr children ls ssug shove all pree-siy
bodies, With hcahy minds. That know ledge contained ~
a le "A nh. cd
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HUMMEL'S PREMIUM
H. L. N..us an <s,EINIsIs

DRUNES AMI Figs, just received New lot
l. ii X. WILSON'S,
mi 79 Thames Il.
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WHY Is III I

Aud her husband hs eor, tod and aaIiey IL mind.
n.rr".rils dr,nl,ug upn him from sickns ~ the wk.
sirut gi,.g In tt opportunity OF SECURING that COM
p.rncr Which his susions entiied aud ihr nsssss"
Of which would secsrr the happin.ss o HIMSELF wiis and
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BASKETS, just received large Suppl, to ill
ID wi Bhe Eggs and Confectionery, all Tor
Election, at X WILSON'S,
MI 20 Thames 81.
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Ceool n otttcs
Petition for License 10 sell
k3psG,

Joseph JOHNSON Executor Of the Estate
. Of Allen Martin, shows that the said Allen died
seized OF an undivided third part Of l2j acres OF
that the claims against the estate will amount TO
larger sum than the value OF the said land besides
the expenses OF the administration, and prays that
he may be licensed to sell the interest ui Tie said
Allen in said land either at public aacton or at pr
vae sale.
The Probate Court for the District of Chttendcn,
has assigned saturday the 9th day OF November
instant, the Probate Once, for hearing said petit
notified the eot by publishing the substance OF sad
petition and this order in the Burlington Free Press,
three weeks successfully the last ct winch t. be be-
fore the said day assigned for hearing.
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
November g. Sj2. W2DW3
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Daniel NuvtON'S Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT.( The Honorable the
DISTRICT OF CHlTrENpLN, IS Probate Court for the
District aforesaid; to all persons interested n the
Estate of Daniel Norton late OF lilne,hurgh in said
District, deceased GREETING:
Whereas Joseph Marsh Executor Of the last VIII
and Testament OF said deceased proposes to render
an account OF his administration OF said Estate, aud
present his account against the for examination
and allowance by said court, and the said Coat hay
ing assigned, Tor that purpose the 2ih day ut No
vember d. 1852, at the Office Of RjAlurd * Adj
ans, in Burlington, in said Distinct, and ordered that
you be notified by publishing the time and place as
signed as Aforesaid, three weeks sGcCssve,v in the
Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed at said
Burlington, the as OF which publications to be- pre-
yious TO the day fixed for hearing,
Therefore, you sre hereby Notified to appear be
fore said Court at the time and place aorf- said, and
show cause if any you have why the SAID account
should not be allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington in said Dis
trict this All dav Of November y. l7j2
w2Ow3 BRADFORD, RlXfURD Re1iscr
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E1ALL AND WINTER GOODS-T

NALL AND WINTER GOODS.-To
Z Merchant Tnilors and Cloth;ers-Rutr. +
CRANE \ CO., - Maiden Lane, New York. TIE
choire stock OF goods adapted to Minis wear. con-
si-tInG oi
D,tIS, laSsimcrcs IcStiHgS Bearer and Pilo
-.o'hs, IHHmi"4&, &c. &c, with every description
OF Hea'"ua Ir goods adapted TO the trade, to which
they invite the attention ct their friends and cealers
generally
Those who wish to procure the latest STYLES It the
lowest prices, EN- find them ly calling upon Us.
RUFUS l. CRANE, n Co.
Wi-nosl y Nlaldrn Lnns Y
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Y32S, l.. LANGHORI.il, on College
"a Street, , door, tn-t OF lhc Thee Press uiiirc,
hls iI-t returned from NrW lU'> and @p- with
very large srock Of Millinery tiuut ot thr iat.-t
STYLES and a,i qualities, which sLe od.ls very cheap
iuU cash.
hIua.. applied at Who'c-oic prices.
Oylolr. &C. d3iNW3V
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TIEO. \. PECK, Iurlug,ou
Wholesale and tctuu Agent :. X. COLLINS
Montpelier.
October -, 81 dA ,.lv
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B'Ls0UTOts 81 WOOD,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS

- --luR THE SALE or
WOOL AND COUNTRY PRODUCE.
NO l@G STATE STREET.
NJ $. rRocToE,( iCIC,clJfiITNiNT
VI. +. WOOD. { .DQDN, II UVIN
THEY soli,itcousinnmeDt OF al, kinds nj C,,,,-
try froduce Tor which cash advances will be madr
and the sale and returns OF which prompt attention
Will be given.
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! North Carolina.

The Asheville News (Whig paper
has raised the banner OF Pierce AMI
King; and Mr.. Tate, who was on thf
wing ticket, as an elector from Burke
county, has refused to serve. The
News says ne is man of talents,
and will go into the fight for Pierce,
King, and the constitutional rights
of the South with good Will. Ii
also ga Us. that DR.. John A. Dickson,
of Burke, heretofore acting with the
Southern Wings, denounces the
Scott and Seward ticket, and will
take tile stump for Pierce and King.
They say that the spirit has left the
carcass Of Whiggery, therefore true
hearted Southern men in every di-
rection are forsaking the rotten hulk.
The News further says:
an our town, county and district,
hundreds Of wings, old and young,
high and low, will cast their votes
for Pier &c and King. Why is this?
Because they know, and every I'M
prejudic Jed man will have an oppor-
tunity before the election to be fully
convinced of it, that Gen. Scott is
only a puppet in the hands Of men
who would, to effect their purposes,
destroy this government, and then
from the funeral pyre, preach an alb
clifton sermon!
On last Tuesday week, the candi-
dates for Buncombe county addressed
the people. One of them, Gen.
Henry, who has been a prominent
and attiv lie Southern Rights Wing,
declared that he could notand would
not support Gen. Scott. This an
was received by the
crowd with lively evidence Of appro-
baton.