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lNKkAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE

| ~ ~
51REAT NORTHERN MAIL ROUTE
" New and Comfortable Schedules.
| TWICE DAILY FROM RICHMOND TO NEW
| YORK, WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
AND BAGGAGE, THROUGH THE CITIES OF
| WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE, AND PHTLADEL-
| PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE-Gn and ar
ter the lst of March, the following quick and com
Portable schedules will be run the inland route
| between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich
mond, daily, at O'Clock, A. M, and O'Clock, 7. NJ ,
arrive in New York, daily, at 81, A. NJ, and 81 P
| Fare to Washington, st class seats S5 50
:. % .------.----.4 90
/" Baltimore ID " ....:.-.--. : 90 90
Between Baltimore and Philadelphia by rail.
road ) W
Between baltimore and Philadelphia, by New
Castle and Frenchtown line. -----.------2 so
Between Philadelphia and New York. 3 90.
For LIST class passengers, and 81 on each for I'd
class do
Besides the through aud direct connexioa named
above with the main Northern Route, through
tickets direct be obtained at the Depot of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company, in w shing-
ton for Pittsburg aud Wheeling via tue Ralay
House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
(Iime "a hours) Oil %
Between Washington aud Wheeling
Thine 81 hours. IL 80
For through tickets to Washington aad Balfi-
more, or other information, apply at the ticket OF
fee.
1t is deemed proper. in addition TO state for tbs
information of passengers that four daily lines
in operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means Of which the traveller who, through
hnsiness or nlaasnra haa hesn delayed in Wash.
ngron, mas IL always Ia E!s power to proceed at O.
convenient hour directly on his journey TO any
point north of that place. THOMAS SHARP,
Agent of Transportation.
OFFICE r., F. & P r. K. Co,
Richmond Feb. 20, 1852.
P.s.-The Night Train will not stop to taxa up OF
put down passengers, except at the following ste.
ons: Cottage, Tayorsyille, Junction, Chesterfield
Milford, Chimney q, Fredericksburg and Brooks:
N BLY, order of the Postmaster General, NO
mail train win be run between Richno md and
Washington on Sunday nights.
"a i. D
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I'HACkERAY's WORks. at NASH A

"OUUHOCsE :, Eagle Square
woik-So all who have read it say, vol-5Oc
cray. | vol, cloth-5Cc -
Mems Wives, by Thackeray, vol, eloth-5Oc
The Yellow Plush Papers, BY Thackerav. vol.
cloth-5c '
Tne Parish Sketch BOOK. by Thackeray vols,
calf-62c ' 1a--
Great hoggaty Diamond, by Thackeray, l vol
Vanity Fir bv Thackeray, vol half cslt-Sl so
Penaennls, by Thackeray, vol, half calf-S2
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BY George j. inner.

ny 6F0FXe J. SUMMER.
Ck HOUSES FOX KENT AT AUG.
ltoN-on FRIDAY AFTERNOON. the 18th
instant, at O'Clock upon the pren,ises will be
;iuusea a, auction for one year-possession given
mill, valley street) ''' ''A
By order RIcuApn Srnruu,,cz
no24 Go ~. Esw0oIn, decd
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BY John TX. ID. Payue, Salesman.

By JOhH X. ID. FHyut, SHftsWHHs
URUSTEE,S = ALE OF X X A l. Z =.
l. TATE-By Virtue of deed of Trust, dated
the LIST day of July, in the year 1892 and by re-
quest of the beneficial y, in said deed, the under
81 gned, appointed Trustee therein, will pI oceed to
sell al Public Auction on the pre- misses, the Real
Estate in said deed conveyed as follows: Ga
SATURDAY Nov eth, 1852, a. o'clock NJ, a
lot OF ground in Richmond City, on the South cor
uer of Main and Fourth streets, fronting 40 feet on
Main street, and running back ABOUT 1853 feet on
which lot there is prior lien the am cunt OF which
will be made known at the sale. And on MONDAY
Nov 18th, 1852 at 4 O'Clock NJ, lot OF ground III
Manchester. known III the plan OF said town as
"(5ordon Tenement No 2e4," Lying on the East sid.
Of Jackson street together with AL houses and ap-
purtenances TO the said lots belonging.
Terms Cash.
M ibid HOWlSOS, Trustees
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l am now ready 10 Iake those splegdit

Sky light pictures at the astonishingly low price of
oEe dollar with the case Ny improvements are
now ali finished, whi,h makes my gallery one of
the huest in the United States. Our sky hight is
cnequaed 1t is one OF the largest and softest in
the country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail TO
plea7e Come one, come all, for by SO doing you
look well to your interest.
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AUCTION SALES
This DAT.


US0r8o j. Samner.
1n nMrTORS SALE OF A LARGE
~ Ed Nc. ALLoAbLE COLLECTION OF RICH.
OiL PAINTiNGs.-On Friday
merninE, the s6sh inst. commsnc M At no oeiocs.
IN .ne large room over the store of Eliss Hs,e No
LUG Main street. viii be sold at auction ,srios, re-
s~ss. avery large and valuable collection of OH
PAINTINGS, IN richly orramented gilt france The
greater portion Of this collection, 10 the ny;r.ss
property of gentleman, and contains MANY besnti
iui and costly pictures; aEd as the conditions of
ihe eons'gnn emit call for peremptory sale $40
cover advances made by the consignee, the whole
will be sold without the least reserve.
The paintings win be open for exhibition on
" sanesday, the lTth inst, when the public La re-
specnuiiy invited to cali and examine them.
ton at the time
Terms cash. Sale TO be conducted BY
no l6-dtd GEORGE SUMMER aues
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AIR, 81 MRS. kEELING's knglish |,
I1 and French Boarding and Day school

AIR, 81 MRS. kEELING's knglish,
IvI and French Boarding and Day echoeI
for Young Ladies, seventh street between
Franklin and Grace, opens Oct. LIST, and closes
JuIv 3lst The course Of instruction iaeiuoes,
Mathematics, Natural ard Moral Science, MUSIC,
Ancient and Modern Languages Ia wcfo' every
thing essential 70 solid and ornamental educaiion.
The riucipals are devoted 10 their profession, and
are assisted in every department BY an accomplish
ed corps of instructors. Parents and Others are
invited to inspect the Institution
TEaMs-Bosrd per 10 months, or in proportion
from time Of entrance, pay half early in advance,
800: washing, $50; English $40 to $40 accord
inc 10 age ard progress of pupil; Music at the Pro
fessors' fee. Modern Languages, of which French
ia ALWAYS taught by an educated native of Paris,
resident in the family, each s2o Day scholars pay
Quarterly. &C 25-3swts
NEW COMMISSION HOUsE.-The sub
IN sorioers have entered into co partnership under
the firm Ut PEsDLETON BROTHER, for the
transaction of the Commission Business In TOBAC
co, COTTON and PRODUCE GENERALLY, and
have taken Warehouse No. 1870 smith's Wharf.
Baltimore, Md.
R. w. PENDLETON.
P. P. PENDLET0N.
Baltimore, August 18Th. 1852.
References;
Hugh Jenkins Co, Baltimore.
r. W. Bruno & Sons, do.
VIM Wilson e. Sons. do.
Edwin Workman 4 Co., Richmond.
Archb'd Thomas & Son, do.
Rhodes & Oglebsy, Bridgeport, Ohio
John Creigh, Cincinnati.
| Gordon L. Co, Lou6viIe-
| w. ii. Bartless, Charleston, 8: g.
| Otis J. Chsfee, do. do.
james Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
Brown T. Kirkpathsk, do.
r.. Chafee, do.
| DLamb, Esq, Csshr N. w. Bank, whssl1nx
| s. Brady, Esq, do. Mes. & Mech. dc. DO
James r. Baker. Wheeling
Josiah sibley, Handbags, 3. c.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
| A L. Gaines, New Orleans.
oc l2-tw WIN
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Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
~ Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re-
{, we'd and executed in the handsomest style.
jy -
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DuCAWHkAT kLbUh.-supeiler Nous
ID tsin Fsmly Bsekwhest Flour, 10 whoie sad
haf barrels. Fer sole BY
po94 Fry d McCAsDLIsH
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q To Our Friend. and the 2,

= .
you wish a correct aud well executed Eaguer.
reotype Likeness, we advise you TO call on
rllhNiS & WATSON, 35E Main street, (Msnsi"--,
Housed Our observations justify - N saving that
their PlcI0res exceDa-' in oual;tv hcan,fni in
~ Ci a'o 40 pr e moderate and warranted never
u 'suF' "-emember 3533 Main street is the place
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rANDLEs.-li0 boxes ditchells extra quality
~ Adam ntine Csndles-i00 do Mould Candies,
superior qusiy-ior sale by
no 25-iw DUNLOP, MONCURE, * co.
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HOOsE FURNISHING GOODS
store splen did collection of chamber and
PsrIor furniture, such as marble top Cabinets ma
Tea 90, sping,seat plush and hair cloth Tetas-
ietes Sofas, rocking and nurse Chairs. gill and ma.
noeany frame Mirrors, arble and mahogany ton
Washstands, marble-top bronze Centre Tables in
sets' papier msehe lever Clocks Table Gallery, in
S. Vi 81 pieces; Castors, great variety; bronze
Settles. new article-in fact almost every article
IN the mi hing line. - ''''e
no 2 g! Alley MOTT r. c,o
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LAND FOR SATE

TALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-We
will sell sixty acres of very superior LAND-45
acres cleared, balance heavily tinoered- situated
on dechanicksyiile Turnpike, abouttour miles from
the city.
There are no buildings this land, but it has on
it fret rate apple orchard and peaca orchard and
is wall watered.
This little tract, which is in high state of i'm
prove ment, may be increased to 1914 acres if de
sgabe. 1t is in healthy aud agreeable neighbour
hood, and that some estimate may be made Of ita
pres Mt value will state, that this same LAID was
sold for $50 per acre, but We will now sell it
for less, aud will make the terms inducement to
purchasers Title perfect.
TOLER COOK,
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UIltGINIA ALMANAC FOK lSJ3.-J
RANDOLPH, at his Bookstore and Bindery,
l2l Main street can supply any quantity OF the
Virgins Almanac for 1858 no "a
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1nr DUZ, eHIRTs.-Receised by recent
lUO arrivals, oce hundred AMI i've dozen good
| and medium Shirts, warranted 10 TT, and wen
made-made expressly to our order, by one OF the
most experienced Manufacturer in the United
Ststes No lG2 Main street,
KEEN, CHlLES IL BALDWIN.
| NB-Large lot of Under Shirts and Drawers, OF
| BuGkskin, Silk, MeIino, &c. no 70
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POISONING. "a

Thousands Of parents who Use vermiiuge CON-
posed Of Castor Oil, Cslonel, &c. are not aware
that while they appear TO benef, the patient, they
are actually laying the foundations for series Of
diseases such as salvation, loss Of sight, weak.
ness Of limbs, &c.
In another column win be found the advertise.
ment Of Hobensack's Medicines 10 which atten.
ion is asked Of all directly interested in their own
or their childrcn's health. In Liver Complaints
and all disorders arising from those Of bilious
type, you should make use Of the only genuine
medicine, Hobensark's Liver Pills.
or" Be mot deceived" but ask for Hobensack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that
each has the signature Of the Proprietor, ]. N.
as none else are genuine.
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Thirty Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward for the taking
up and delivery 10 me, my man Johnson,
who lefi me on the 25th Of August, without any
provoca,ion whatever. bought him Of Mi. Vii.
liam Patterson, who lives within Eve miles of
Chapel Hill, Orange county, N. Q. UNDER
stand that this man Johnson Is the negro who
was accused Of committing rape about two years
ago, and was carried of and sold In Richmond !;
he 10 now running st large, and hope the cti-
rcns will take proper steps 10 have him taken.
He has wife at Mrs. Jinkin's, near Mr.. Pat.
terson's, in Orange county, and understand he
Is now lurking about that neighborhood. John.
son Is about twenty-five years old, about Eve fee.
ten OF eleven inches high, spare made, brown
skin, no peiicula marks that recollect. He 10
carpenter by trade, and perhaps will be seeking
work Of that description. He probably may 10
about HiIlsborough, Chapel Hill on Raleigh, or
the vicinity OF his wife. | will give the above
reward for his delivery to me, 81 Young's Cross
Roads, Granville county, N. Carolina, or in Ok.
ford Jail.
NJ. ID. R0YSTER.
September .. 53-3w
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1t having been announced by advi-
ces from England. week or two ago,
that the Fishery difficulty had been
amicabIy settled" some of our most
intelligent Eastern journals are spe-
culating on the nature of the settle
ment referred to. We presume there
has been no new arrangement entered
into. even if any has been on either
side thought Of or proposed. All that
was meant. as we believe, by the late
accounts from England, was that the
British Ministry had discIaimed the
adoption Of any new pol cy. or the
enforcement of any more stringent re-
sulations respecting the Fisheries than
had lee observed prior to the |; te
sroundlcss Aare-up in this county : in
short, tina. the British Ministry had no
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FIVE CENTS REWARD.

DAN away from the subscribes, about the 9Th
~ instant. bound boy by the name Of Ma
thanael Riley. aged about sixteen years. All
persons are hereby forewarned against harboring
or employing said apprentice, under the penalty
prescribed by law. The above reward, but no
thanks, will be given for his apprehension and
delivery 10 me. IDA Fills
Sentsunbsr 20. s2--3v
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~ n ihr PmagiEsu ssslaA. eel h. a. ~.
Nal hin . oonfstas sseFssss sh.i h. hsss.
irspt inis ~ rsL Zeal
Diel a ne sai i.ss- a lhs Uuis.ss,y e
NsrsA casulina. q ukirh ~ w.s a asSrul
5axks hsEaef LaeT. ssSes SOS sf ne Rev.
Drsy Lay. p. D. 4 R4kssA. l. IL isa yszs
a has -.
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42993 48484 1901 44845
42993 1901
5491 2774
549l
2774

The WEBSTER MovEseNr.-A cor
respondent Of the Republic, over the
signature of Viator," and dated
/" Cape Fear, N. g., Sept. z" says:
"There is no Webster movement
in North Carolina that will affect the
vote Of General Scott fifty votes; and
| assure you that General ScoTT and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM will get larger
vote in this section Of the State than
any candidates ever received before.
i" North Carolina is as certain Tor
Scott and Graham by 10000 majority
as the election comes on. FREE Sur
FRAeE will not affect this election as it
did in August last"
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Missouri. Iowa and Maine are the
only States which have yet elected
members to the next Congress. In the
year Of Gen. Taylor's election. they
chose three Wings to eleven -Focos,
but one Of the three Wings I'd. +. Mil
Ter Of Iowa) was cheated out Of bis
seat BY the stealing Of the poll-book,
so that the returns stood--Whigs firoJ
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&I@NSs G0GDSGs
THE subscribers are now receiving their
: Spring Supply Of Goods, embracing every
thing generally KEEP, in Country Store, viz:
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
Hardware, CrOckcry, Tin
Ware, Hats L. shoes.
MEDICINES, PAINTS DYE STUFFS, &c,
ell Of which they will sell Lou for Cash.
They are also engaged ia Manufacturing
WOOL CARDIMG MACMINEs,
wheat Fms, Wagons,
Bed Steads, Ploughs. &c. &c. &c.
any Of which will be furnished on the shortes,
notice, and at prices TO suit the times. Their mot.
to is Quick sales and small profits.
Address Enoe Mills, Orange county, N. C.
DICKSON & BROWN.
ALEXANDER DIcKsoS,}
JOHN l.. RRowN.
April 2. g.
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MARRIED,

In this county, on Tuesday the sd inst, b,
William H. Brown, esq, Mr. WILLIAM NJ
SIXTH to Miss CAraARISE M. CRRIsriE, daugh
ter Of Mr.. James II. Christie.
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obituary..

Died, in this county, on Saturday the 18th in.
slant, Mr.. RoBEnr NJ. SHIELDS, eldest son Of
Col. VIM. +. Shields, in the as.h year Of his age.
8. was an industrious and en,erprising young
man, and was associated wi,h.a brother in the
erection Of woollen factory which has just COM
menced operations. In the midst Of his labors,
when bis parents began to look to him as stay
and comfort I, them, he has been stricken down
suddenly. But his relatives and friends have the
consoling hope that he was ready to meet the
summons. Some four or five years ago he pro-
fessed his faith in Christ, and though conscious
that his end was nigh, he met the approach Of
death with calmness and resignation.
Died, at her residence near Chapel Hill, on the
18th instant, Mrs. ELlzABKTH HoeAS, wife o.
Mr.. Thomas Hogan, in the SD eur Of her age
Mrs. Hogan left husband and Eve out Of twelve
childIen to mourn her loss. As member Of the
Presbyterian Church at New Hope, she had
maintained an unspo,ied christian character for
thirty-6ve years. She possessed in an eminent
degree that meek and quiet spirit which in the
sight Of God i Of great price. [Cox
Died, in this county, on the 18th instant, Mr.
JosErH Woops, in the one HUNDRED and second
year Of his age. He had lived long, and main.
tanned his character as lover of economy, indus.
try and good order. Being in q great measure
free from excuses in feeling and conduct, he re.
tanned the energies both Of his mind and body "a
a remarkable degree. He had in manhood wit.
messed the birth Of his country's independence
he had seen the various changes Of one hundred
years; he had reared two families Of children
he had wept over the graves Of two wives he
had seen all his children settled in the midst Of
their own fanilies; and for the las, six years Of
bis long life he remained the isolated head of his
oSn family, and to il be attended with an ener-
~ and wa,chfune that was truly remarkable
he walked over his farm but few days before
hs death. No wss nsembsr aad Rsliay 81.
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Land for Sale.

&efs< The subscriber being determined to
EEpG remove to the West, will offer at Pub
w. lie Sale, on Thursday the 9Th of Dc
.Sx-s tobcr next, the Plantation on which
he now resides, in the vicinity Of the Rail Road,
eight miles west of HiIlsboIough, containing One
Hundred and Twenty. Five Acres. II has on il
a good Dwelling House, aud all necessary Out
Houses, remarkably good Springs. and about ten
acres of good Meadow. About one third remains
uncleared, and is wel.timbcred; and the whole
is FIRST rate land. The sale will take place on the
premises, at which time the isrms will be made
known. DAVID TATE.
Will also be sold, at the same time and place,
Q quantity Of Corn, Wheat. Oats, Hay, Fodder,
Stock Of various kinds. Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Farming Utensils, Still, &c. &C., be-
longing 10 the subscribers.
DAVID TATE,
HENDERSON FOWLER.
September 20. S.
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~ ths bfssrni R1ekuliye Head II a
6ssernmeut. ne eoahuy u dsstined e
repose AID security % fhis entlllnr
Tonic, sach a. ii has net e1ioTed since
de axitatian caul1fnrei.
While this appears b be the general
state of public feeling IN all sections. /
an perceive neither : nrcessity nor
utility. an lie part or the Sssth. for !
discussion pf tie extreme cases Of ap-
pretended injsry comprised in yssr
snterogatsriss. as among the practical
questions a che lines saeh was the an
suimous opinion Of those patriotic eiti-
xens OF the Sostk who were delegated
90 the Consentisa BY which I was
nominated. and Who required ssly an
xcquiescence IN the compromise, As =
security for their rights in the present
iuncture; and 10 that opinion l concur.
/ shall undertake to establish no new
tests Of orthodoxy, to fan the fame Of
local excltemest il the sse section or
the other, bat il elected. vill assume
the pswer desdsed On me with an i'm
partial mind. and purpose to maintain
che integrity ot the Union, upon prin-
siples just. constitstisasl. and liberal
,oa ards all It's parts
1 am. very respectfully. yesr obedi-
ent servant,
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
Nessr. Thos. Villas. ]. A. Elmors. &c,
Conm&tee-
P.s.-The reception Of yosr letter
in the midst Of nv preparations Tor my
departure from Washington, and ne
cessary engagements 10 the removal
and establishment Of say family At
home. has oceasioned a delay ia its
acknowledgement. which. trust. will
be aseribed 10 no feeling Of disrsspect
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Land for Sale.

Gyrx The Subscriber. intending +
GFR remove 10 The southwest, 09an ssr
~ sale tho Plantation on which he nov
A6Axn sr~sdes. Il contains One HUNDRED
and Eixby-Eight Acres. veil vstrrrd. and has
on Il good Dwelling HOUSE with al the neces-
ssry Out Houses. and . neser-lziiing Well Of 90
good water % the country sfford< Mox than
half Of IL h wood land. and the remzinJcr 10 in
good ssis Coz cultivation. u 10 situated Eve
miles Eaa Of HilIsbaoaxh. Immediately on the
0Hiosd road. Terms viii he favorable 10 suit
the purchaser. Persons wishing 10 purchase are
10 call and examine The premises.
ISAAC HOLDEN.
September 9Th, lss2- 54tf-
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CT u should Ge universally k~ops-for /, Is
strictly irue-thai indigestion Is the parent Of .
large proportion Of The fatal diseases. Dysensery,
disuhns, cholera n,orius. liver complaint. and
many other diseases enumerated in the City 10.
speetor's weekly catalogue Of deaths, are genera.
ted by indigestion alone. Think Of that dyspep.
tics! think Of Il. all who suffer from disorjered
siomachs, and Il you are willing to be guided BY
advice. founded upon experience, resort at once
(dont delay day. to Hoof,nd's German Biuen,
prepared by DR.. G. N. Jackson. which, as an al.
tera,ive, curative, and invigorant, stands alone
and unapproached. General depot, 100 Arch
street. We have tried these Biliers, and know
that they are excellent for the diseases specified
above. Philadelphia City Item.
~ For sale at the Drug Store.
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Opposition healss. Nov thuas same
States have chosen sir whirs and srUea
Opposition. We call thii 4 ihir begin
ing. Keep i Up.
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Ihuaghi 4 adopting Hny hsw llns pf
eopduel n he premises. bot mean 70
leave BE sabIsc both IN principle and
practices. i1sl where he Treaty Of 1918
placed Il. and where i has remained
ever siuce.
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No.. A CAMP-MEETING win take place
SAS at the Ridge Meeting House, six miles
west Of Hillsborough, commencing on Friday be-
fore the second Sunday in October next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-29

New YoRK.-A correspondent from
the interior Of New York, says:
al am perfectly satisfied we shall
carry this State by a large majority.
Things never looked as well in this
section of the State as now, not even
in 1910. | attended a fine meeting
last night. The Loco game Of brag is
about out. and the reaction IS great"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-29

ILLINoIs-A gentleman writing from
Quincy says: From all | can see and
learn, our prospects Of carrying this
State are better than they have been
at any former election. The Wings
are harmonious, enthusiastic. and full
Of hope. There is organization and
great activity on the part Of the lead
ers Of the Opposition, but no enthusi-
asm for Pierce"