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HERALD, georgia. Or NORTH CAROLINA,

for Baltimore, and arrsve at Baltimore
early next morning, in time to connect
with the morning train that leave for
Philadelphia and New York.
By this comfortable and agreeable
route, Passengers leaving Wilmington
in the morning train, will arrive early
the next morning at Baltimore, and
reach New York the same evening,
without loss OF sleep, and with but one
change of person and baggage between
Weldon and Baltimore, and avoid en-
tirely night travelling on Rail Roads.
To render this route worthy of the tray
cling public, the company have employ
ed careful and responsible baggage a
gents, who check all baggage at Weldon
through to Baltimore, consequently the
traveller has no further trouble with his
baggage until he reaches Baltimore.
The Chesapeake Bay Steamers also
stop at OLD POINT, to land and re-
ceive Passengers, and Passengers who
leave Weldon at 81 o'clockj 2. NJ, ar
rive at Old Point the same evening.
An arrangement has been entered in
to, by the different Rail Road and
Steamboat Companies, by which the
same Through Ticket issued at Charles
ton, will leave it optionary with the trav-
eller to take either route at Weldon.
An accommodation train leaves Wei
don every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday mornings for Portsmouth, Nor
folk and OLD POINT COMFORT
Passengers by either train for Old Point
will reach Old Point the same evening
For THROUGH TICKETS to Bal
) timore and n New York, and any othe
information desired, enquire of tn
Agent at Weldon. 25-5m.
E. N. Peterson, Ag't.
Office Seaboard & r. r. Il. Go.
Weldon, N. G. May %, '52. }
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IL. R. R.
K@cssUesY's Ready Rcaseedics
NOS. 1. 2 & 2.
NOS. 1, 2 & 3.

ARE so prepared as to rmonize and
act In unison with each other. Taken
separately or together, they will in stantly
stoD pain, speedily remove disease, and
quickly cure its cause. No pain can
exist, or disease afflict the system while
under their influence.
No. l. Rod,Oay's Ready Relief 8 tn e
first and only remedy ever recorded in
the medical history Of the world, that
has stopped the most violent pains in a
1ew seconds!! 1t will stop the MOST
SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR LESS,
and Will cure the most obstinate and
painful Rheumatic, Nervous, Neuralric
and Bilious complaints in few hours.
No. ,. R1d>Oa3's Reno rating Resident,
for the quick cure of all chronic and
scrofulous diseases 1t is powerful.
searching and pleasant; it cleanses and
puriies the blood from all scrofulous
diseases; it resolves away from the bones
and muscles all diseased deposits; it
eleculhes the huldS and solids with
health and strcngth-the patient will
experience its powerful, soothing, hcnef-
Cial effects in few hours after taxing it.
Had,cay's nsedicate Soap-the superior
efficacy of this highly medlcated COM
pound over ali other CO smetics for puri-
flying the SKIN and curing SALT RHEuM,
RING WORM, RASH, TETTER, CHAPr FLESH,
and imparting to the complexion that
RosEATE TINT which nature intended il
should wear, is acknow Iedged to stand
beyond the reach of rival Radway's
Soap is purely balsamic in it's properties,
1t CLEANsEs HEALS. PURIFIEs and imp rts
BEAUTY to the complexion of all who
use it. For sale by
Geo H0,U0rd, Turb0ro'.
The southerner., 1852-08-07
MRW ROCKS,

THE Worlds Progress, or Dictionary
of Dates.
Popery as it was-and as it is, by Hogan,
Johnston's Agricultural Chemistry,
Miss Pardoe' Louis l4th,
A ban, by the author of Lady Alice,
Goethe's Faust.
Hugh MiIIer's Footprints of the Creator,
Carpenter on Alcoholic Liquors,
The Dead Sea and the Jordan, bpvLynchs
CoIeman's European Agriculture.
<eal's History of the purtans,
On sale by
JnSeDh n B0wditcG.
Tarboro', an I6, 1852
The southerner., 1852-08-07
T.. l. ID,
THE WE'LL KNOWN

y II
Begs leave to return his sncere gratitud e
to the citizens Of Edgecombe and it's
vicinity, for the very liberal patronage
that has been extended to his father and
hopes that the desire hitherto manifested
to serve the public, will merit continu-
ance of their patronage.
From the long continued illness of my
father, (that the business may go on
punctuaIly,) it has become necessary for
me to discontinue my business in Colds
boro' and return to the long-established
stand in Tarboro',
From desire on the part of nv father
I have "ecome sole proprietor of the
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pDRDl4DRB,

The young Ladies Of Edgecombe and
the neighhoring counties, are respectful
~ invited to call and examine thos-
Beautiful Washstands and Dress
ing Tables. to be seen at
Z. 8, 8OND'S WARE R00E,
which will not fail to please the fancy
of the most exquisite.
Ladies, please call and one soothing
word to old bachelors call and see
Bonds great display Of Furniture. and
for few bullets you an procure enough
materials to captivate the most
there is no doubt. March 3, so
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80 ss!H::B PUBLIC,
0Gx

I HAVE been informed that a rumor has
got into circulation, that am about to
wind up my connection with the
Union aEOEel
In this place, and abruptly to leaveit.
This is to inform my friends, and the trav-
elling public, that the rumor is not true.
And that instead of preparing to leave it,
am making better arrangements for their &C
commodationA
A large two story house is being erected
as our .ddition, and the whole of the build
ings VII undergo thorough repair this sum
mcr, 50 that my friends and all travellers
who may call on me will find the best al
rangement | am able to make to render then
stay with me agreeable and comfortable.
Greenyille, Pitt county, n. C.
July 1st, 1852. A. J. BATTLE.
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The Trustees
GpFElse E'uTDoTO' .ECtEd 7ssv

TAKE pleasure in informing the public,
that they have secured the services of Miss
angelina 3. Crdndel, as Instructress in the
Female Academy, and the Exercises have
commenced. Miss Crandell is a gradu-
ate Of Mrs. Wizards celebrated School at
Troy, New York, and comes highly recon-
mcn,led from the citizens Of Henderson and
Milton in this State, where she has been
teaching several years.
In addition to the other studies, Enabroide-
49, Drawing, and Painting, will be taught
those who desire it. July %, 1852.
The southerner., 1852-08-07

NJ w FIRM.
AND GOODS AT
Greatly Reduced Prices.
---..e q e+A--
THE Subscribers having purchased Of
James Weddell his Stock of Goods on vera
advantageous terms, and formed copartner-
ship under the firm of
HART E DUNN,
VIII continue business at the old Stand i'm
mediately opposite Mrs. Gregorys Hotel.
Our stock comprises a large and general as
sortment of
Funcy and Staple Dry Goods,
GROCERIES, HARDWARE,
CROCKERY, sc.
All of which we will positively sell at a very
small advance. Those who want to buy
bargains, will assuredly find it to their inter-
est to examine our Goods and learn our pri-
ces before purchasing elsewhere.
VIM. L. HART,
LEMON s. DUNN.
Tarboro', July 7th, 1852.
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THE STAGE


From Rocky NJ. TO WasAingfo'e,
WILL RUN as follows under the
new schedule:-Leave Rocky Mount eve
ry Sunday, Wednesday, and Friday at 2
o'clock, A. M and arrive at Washington
at 7 o'clock P. NJ. same day, Leave
" ashington every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at 2 O'Clock, A. VI and
arrive at Rocky Mount at 7 o'clock. P. NJ.
same day. il time for passengers to take
the Cars going North.
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Franklin Institute,
CEDAR Rock, FRANKLIN COUNTY, N. G
ID. S. Richardson, Principal.


CAsTALIA, NASH COUNTY, N. G.
Hrs. H. G. Richardson, Principal.
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For !ise ySOrthra'as { isicS.
rs-zs.ssa &s&-s \ III
Ss ~ Estz5sa- Ss. ~ ,s4sssH -
BY THE
SCabOagstl and sEOas2osic
as ALL u = 4 Id.

THE PUBLIC are informed that
the Seabourd and Roanoke Rail Road
Company have completed their new
bridge across Roanoke Rlverat Weldon,
and are now prepared to transport pas
sengers and freight from Weldon to
Portsmouth and Norfolk, and the Nor
thcrn cities promptly and with despatch.
The Cars leave Weldon daily at 81
o'clock, P NJ, and arrive at Ports
mouth by o'clock, P. NJ, in time to
connect with one ofthe Chesapeake Bay
Steamers,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
Last Reputation "FizzIc.'

Ii was announced that on Saturday last the
Regulators were to have second grand rally
at Forster's in MfilinburS, TO rejoice over the
victory CD in New Berlin, and to ase one Of
the Commissioners who refused to sign the
County Bonds. Gentlemen who were there
assure US that there were not 40 persons at the
eating-a few more at the drinking-ani that
the whole affair was eclipsed by an imprsmpfu
Wing meeting. so, up at another Hotel. The
Whisky Inspector was grand master at Fors-
ter's, and we are happy to hear toasted the
"Chronicle in very ancient and far from
complimentary FORM
We learn that only f,ro persons in Lewis
burg, were supposed TO be SO far traitors TO
her interests, As to be honorcd by an invitation
to the Reputation dinner These arc-Wm
u. & $. Shriner, and Mai. Lyndall No doubt
but the former is faithfully serving his master
in the very way they think best calculated to
ninre the Railroad in this end of the county :;
but we know the feelings of Maj. Lyndal are
with the Railroad. and understand he did not
"ratify" the invite"
nGAA gentleman lately in Dauphin
county, assures us that the Democracy
there are firm in the faith that the Shriner
Railroad movement will reduce Scott s
vote /. to 400 in Union county Let the
Wings not be mislei by this q last card I"
of Baum, Cummings, and Shriners-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
schuylkiH County Nominations.

The Whig Delegate Convention of Schuyl-
kill county, met at Schuylkill Haven Monday
week. and nominated the following ticket:
Congress-Major James H. Campbell, Of
Pottsvile.
Senate-John Hendricks, ESQ, of Tamaqua.
Assembly-Gen. John X. Clement, of Miners
vile, and Hon. Jacob Hammer, of Orwigsburs.
CommissioAer-Isaac Strauch, of North
Mannheim.
Director-Daniel NJ Raber, of South Man
helm.
Auditor-John A. Otto, of Barry.
Capt. James Nagle, late of the war in Mexi-
CO, of Pottsville, is the Independent Candidate
| for Sheriff
The schuylkilI Haven Miscellany says the
above is the best ticket ever presented to the
voters of schuylkill county, and is bound to
be elected
The Democracy of SchuylkIl met the Mon
day previous, and made the following nomi-
nations:
CongresS-Christian N. Straub.
Senator-Bernard Reilly.
Assembly-Samuel lIipple, John Horn.
Sheritf-Nicholas SeilZinger.
Commissioncr-Gid Gideon Milestone.
Director-Juhn Rsichari.
Audtor-Gotlieb Zulich.
A correspondent writing to us from Schuyl-
kill Haven, says: The above nominations
created grra, deal Of dissatisfaction, through
out the whole county, among the Democrats
and some Of our leading Democrats vowed
| they would not support them"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
hEThe Luudy's Lane Celebration wa.

bEThe Lundy's Lane Celebration was
ono of the largest gatherings ever held in
this country. The military review, by
Governor Hunt, was most splendid show,
and was behell by full 10000 spectators.
After the parade was over, a procession
was formed, and proceeded to the grove,
where humber Of fine speeches were de-
livered by eminent citizens Of various
States Sergeant Thompson, Of Ohio,
who was at the battle Of Lundy's Lane,
and left on the field for dead at the con.
clusion of the bloody struggle, was among
the speakers. lie said he was Democrat,
but he and scores of his friends would 90
for Scott in preference to any other candi-
date, though it would be the first Wing
vote they had ever given. All present
were in excellent spirits, and enthusiast,
and harmony characterized the entire gath
CrlnG.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
The Democratic Platform.

The Democratic Convention at Bal imore
put plank in its platform against Protection
to American labor, and Democratic Congress
has recently passed bill appropriarre very
large sum TO the Protection of American skill
and industry, in continuing the Collins line.
As Americans, We are glad to see Congress
again recognising the doctrine Of protection to
kmsrcan skill and enterprise. Rut if it is
right and proper for a Democratic Congress
to protect line of sseamers against foreign
rivals, why is it not equally so TO afford ade-
qna;e protection TO the iron foundries, the Cot
ton and woollen manufactures, and all the
varied industry Of the land suffering from
foreign competition! We can not see why a
preference is given TO the steamers, while the
great Industrial interests Of the country are
left TO shift for themselves.
The Democratic House of Representatives
Land Distributions, by passing Bennefs bill
giving tie States upwards of sixty millions of
acres of .he pubic land!
Hgain the same Democratic Mouse of Repre-
sentatives, on Friday, by the passing of The
River and Hatbor bill, has knocked another
pianl, cu, Of -ther platform.
suchisihe Democratic profession and prac-
tice. "a his rate, how long will the Platform
las. The harmonious party in Congress
eeem % pay.ysy little respect to the handi-
shvrk Of ne Ccpsentien- of its party. Such
fresefence b asufhrable.-Berks 4 +Satayk
IN Apsuatt
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
OILS, TALLOW GREASE,
Ohio Mineral Paint.

SOG BBLs. MACHINERY OIL Price 10 cts pcrSalloa
cop oloc Gallons TO do
in casks Of various sizes. do do DO DO
200 Barrels BOILED FAINT oh. do 80 do do
5OUu Gallons do do DO
in casks III various sizes. do DO do do
$50 Barrels TANNERS oil. Various kinds and quail
lies. from S5 10 - cents per gallon.
1900 Gallons in Casks of siaS. Various kinds
and qualities. from - ;o 50 cents per gallon.
80 Tons TALIJW GREASE for Uravy bearings. anil
Coar.c Machinery in Barrels or Casks of any coa-
sis.pn~v required Price ernts lrr lb.
I5s Tons ONO MINERAL PAiSy, in Barrels, at the
lowest market price.
iiachinery Oii. warranted not TO chill in the
coolest weather. and considered by those using il
equa! to Sperm Oh Boiled Pant Oil, equal to
linseed Oh, other than for white.
am constantly receiving large supplies Of the
above namei articles, and my motto Is, Small
profits and quick returns" Ii. +. POND,
Sc Water ST (under the Pearl ST. House, :.
New York, Feb 1852 3mi2S Ne,c }o'A
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20

Col. WIb&IAN SEARIGHT, the Democratic
nominee for Canal Commissioner, died at his
house in Fayete county, Pa, on Thursday
the lest inst. His disease was chronic
diarrha, from which he had suffered for some
months. The political excitement was no
cause of his death. He left many friends, and
aside from party and business collisions. ap.
pears to have been much respected by the
community. The Democratic State Conven-
ton WHICH is 20 re-assemble at Harrisburg on
Thursday of nex week, will choose a candi-
date in his place.
When the youthful Warren, the middle-aged
Mercer, the veteran De kalb, and other leading
Wings Of the Revolution, fell, at the com.
mencement or in the progress of that eventful
struggle, twas a common way with the Tories
of thai day to sali their decease, 3" a judgment
from heaven
When Harrison and Taylor, full Of years
and full of honors,w were called away while o.
oupying the highest station. Of trust in the
voluntary gift OF free people. arml6gue
prognos,icators put on a long face aud pro-
nounced their demise, "a Judgment frosR iiea;
ven!" q q & q III 80 80
We are rejoiced to see thai no Wing has.
fsillowed such examSles. so far as 10 dencunce,
fhe dealh at Henry A. Mnhlenberg. When, 4
candidate for Governor OF this Ssar---nos thar
of Fransis Il. Skunk, whiis actually Governor
nor thai Of Wm. Scaright while candidate
for Canal Commissioner, as especial, prove
dental rebukes . to their pacy.
If, moreover, the death of Harrison while in
office was a "tad omen," the death in our
State Of a, Governor elect, and Of TWO cand .
dates for Stale offices, arr equally "ominous
10 our cpponeeis.
In one year IN New Hampshire, the death Of
bevi Wordoury. their candidate for Presidcni
and the suicide ol Luxe Woodbury., nominee
Cor Governor, was suli more "urnInous,' To !
III PicIcc rahy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
Attention. Scott Men!

Resolved, That Gen. Scorr was never de-
feated when at the head of his forces; that we
believe no General can defeat him, unless II
be General Apathy: and, further, in order 10
prevent any such calamity, We urgently rec
Ommend-
1st. That a County Meeting of the Friends
Of Gen. Scot; be held during next Court week.
I'd That the friends of Gen. Scott imnledi-
Gteiy form a SsoTT CLrn in every Borough
and Township in the county; and that they
make arrangements by which Scott meeting
shall be held in every School District once or
twice before the Fall election.
Sd. That we urge the Friends Of the Elec-
tion of Gen Scott, throughou the State, and
in all the States, TO make thorough canvass
BY means of School District meetings, and
complete and efficient organization.
The above resolutions are worthy of special
reflection BY rne friends of the Hero States
man. Nothing is more evident to a disinte-
rested observer, than that WINFIELD Scerr
has all those qualities which have commanded
for Washington, Jackson, Harrison, and Tay-
orsuch triumphant success in the Presidential
race. Bet the very fact Of his worth and of
his popularity, is Of Itself THE DANGER of the
campaign. Our only fear, is in our confidence.
II is time there was much more enthusiastic,
united, concerted ACTION. throughout the land.
Our pproaents viii not be defeated, if they
can devise any means To triumph. Not only
their own well trained cohorts, with appetiies
sharpened by three and half years fast,
are ravenous for their prey, but all the Manu-
featuring, the Commercial, and the Political
power Of Great Britain, will be exerted against
Gen. Scott. Our present Tariff Laws, make
the United States the best commercial "colony"
of the mother country, and if money can keep
Ms so, her money lords and cotton kings will
Rot be backward or scant in furnishing them.
What shall be done to insure Gen. Scott "a
full vote" which is always "a Whig victory !"
School District Meetings. are better adapted, than
any other method. to excite universal attention
to the character and claims Of Gen. Scott, and
10 call out the last vote. In the Presidential
election o: 1914, 80 Wings in Budaloe town.
ship alone. were counted, absent from the
polls. The same number in every Election
- District in the State, would have made 5000
Wings at homs.-a half or third of whom al
ending the polls would have secured the
election of HEsRr CLAy. County, Township,
and School District organizations, speedily,
are cssencial d, our success
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
PURE MINERAL WATER.

TVNHE subscribers having associated themselves
together in the MANrFAcTrnE OF Mineral
Water, prepared I" furnish it, l.vored with
variety Of ayrups, such as Nectar, SarsapariIla,
:.cmcn Pine Apple. Ginger, Jockey Club, Straw
berry, Raspberry, Blackberry. Vanilla, &c.
Private Families, Hotel Keepers. and Pic Mic
Parties supplied at the reduced price of 3EI cts
per doz. Bottles returned.
Persons ordering, will please direct to DR.
Thornton and mention what syrup thay wish
the mineral favored with. Families in town
will leave their orders at the Mammoth Drug
Store where they will receive immediate atcn-
tian. Dn THORNTON & CHRIST
1.ewisburg, June IS 1852
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
r. ID. HARRIS
Star Daguerrean Gallery.'

Corner of Fourth -nl Market Ssrrsts, opposite
Iia.fs Hotel, 4, ,ristsr-,
M HERE having Il superior arrangement of
" hghI, ami from his long experience in tho
art, he Is at I'll times enabled TO take truthful.
iiie-like, expressive and lasting LiixcneSSes.
superior to any hcreiofcr: taken in Lewisburs,
and put them up III neat and durable case, for
Dae N0iiGF each. The citizens Of I.ewisburr AMI
viclni are respectfully invited to call, whu,he.
they want pictures not, and eyaIniue his rps<
c!ncns, and see
GLOW hi.I tile p6,isl pure q, tone,
Aud every .acr is Natures o~r;
sure neycr Art with all it, ffi
The soul with su, = ~ c,lsI I'll,
An, never was su>h tr-nrio-t
A. 10y those pictures SON the sun
..Tink not those picturrs by tn -unlisht made.
Shades tiu,iyh they viii rsSe shadow Eds
No. IN the lip Of f.Sii in suSt shall liz,
Ni;rn p.ls grey film cc-spr, ads III" beamns eyrj
Those jfs liz. pictures. mof kin, at i-cay,
VIII still lie f.c-b and si,I as to day.
3Po,traits, DdgusHeotype I.:kcnts-es, &cf
Copied or taken tIus To the original, and neatly
sci in m-ialiidns, breast pins. &c. t'r - cents
la ucucuiypes taken. b. well III cloudy is il,
clear weather. For Children's i.Iksnrs>es please
call early in the day. INSTRUCTIONS given in lhs
ant on moderate trrms. May IS lsJ:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20
The Lobos Islands Questions.

There are Guano Islands in the Pacific,
which were uninhabited up to the period
of the discovery of this valuable manure
upon them, and indeed for number of
years after. Within few years past,
Peru has set up claim for them as part
of that nation, and has stationed vessel
Of war at them to enforce her right, ard
prevent the vessels of other nations from
carrying Away carsoes, without license.
The question of the right to Peru to
these islands, has lately been admitted by
Lord DERBY, the British Premier, (grea,ly
to the surprise and dissatisfaction of the
English merchants,) showing that Peru
claimed these islands two hundred yeas
ago. Mr.. Webster, on the other hald,
utterly denies this claim, and even thinks
it probable that the United States has the
best ri ght Of ownership in them, in con-
sequence of their discovery by a Yankee
Captain: Morrcl!, in 1922; but puts in no
claim on this account, over other nations,
and thinks the islands should be free for
all to go and help themselves to the guano
as long as there is any there.
This opinion Of Mr.. Webster, with the
order of the Secretary of the Navy of a
sloop of war to the Lobos to protect our
interests, has sent feet of vessels to carry
off the bird depositcs, without license and
without price. Thus, the matter stands
and what the upshot will be, remains to be
seen-inasmuch as Peru avows her deter
mination to defend her rights at the can
mons mouth, if necessary. Fortunately,
the mouths of their canuons are very
small
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-08-20

ELECTIONS.-In Alabama the Democrats
have defeated the Convention 10 revise the
Constitution.
In Arkansas, the Wings gained several coun-
ties, but Conway is elected Governor.
In Iowa, each party has one Congressman
State ticket as before.
In North Carolina, Reid is reelected Cover.
nor, by small increase of popular vote, but
the Wings have gained several members OF
the Legislature, which elects U. S, Ex-senator
There seems no fear among the best informed
that Scott will not carry the State.
In Missouri, the Democrats united, and ye
the Wings have elected two Of the Congress
men. Tox Bkxros, also, is elected from the
St. Louis district, by triumphant majority
Mr.. Benton is, to all inte,s and purposes
advocating Protection and Internal Improve
ments, in the face Of the Baltimore Platform
Wings generally, and very many Democrats
rejoice at his election.