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MADE - TAXI 70 PLATFORM = E1oHAScE
Eoa MAN We Rave cor oUS NAS AsD va aow SRI
uP PLArFoRh.'
" Tennessee, ssoaii, end Virginia. please ut a. =
your pipes and snokel"
The New York Express publishes the subolrei letters,
and in commenting them remarks;
soar CORES pondents vno Ia The spirit IN whoi they
feel and Ia which they viii probably act The loss otsec
friends the writer of One who knows lie loss OF he
segyccs " one who as a leading whg and leading
chant, has been he says for iwenyfo years work.
man in the wing pafy, aud always win he harness
Hundreds and thon,ands of our whig hirrds feel
thus in this city, Suite, and elsewhere Or despa1hes
from the OF the county show. the mingled Heel
ngs regret and Joy with which General Scouts nina
lion is haiedand the show too, what work Is done
win victory against opponents united, amid sueh
feeling OF opposition among ourselves
"TRlUMPH OF ABoLITIONlSM
" 10 The EJitors of the Nsp York Express:
As working wing for the last twenty .ionr years, and
Of your oldest Subscribers, proud 70 that yon
throw open your cnIunns those who think u the
couny Than tey do oil party and respectfully ask corner
ia your valuable paper that may endrayof open the
eyes of my old Wing friends 70 few things know 10 be
facts would ask Of l.en II they know that vote given
Gen Scott is given TO Seward for the presidency
1855 Do yoo knog that II Gen Scott Is elected every
apoonied odce under his mast be
favorable 10 the nomination OF Seward Ia 1876 ID they
knog hat men Of The Gtdd,ngs s,amp acqaesce IN the
Of SCOTS election they will come in for share oil the spois,
thereby gain ad ltiona power and, vi Seward urn ,he
great wing party into abolition party, and VIII
liam Il Stwa'd VIII be their Candidate for the presi
dcncy in 1896 Old wings you Teacy Tor ths Are
you be sold, hook AID line, 70 the abotlonssl Win
you submit without muTmur because Scot called the
r,gular ,mnaton OF convention, many Of whose dele
gates elected by managemen II NOT feed, partcu,
arly from this ale Are you wiling ihat all the grea
sairsen Of your party should be thiown overboiM ioi
benef and glory OF military chistains--a prncipe the
wing party opposed ia Jacksons time Are you rrady TO
involve the country every now and then Tor the
purpose oil manufacturing military heroes into candidaes
for the presidency Is the time 10 arrive IN his country
when military glory 10 be tue ruling power aud all the
great siaesmen OF bah parties are 70 thrust aside lie
member Tie hall OF The Roman empire FslloW-a hgs, be
warned in me lon have got 10 come 10 II II NOT nov,
it wl be in 'Jb Dfap the line either nominate
Webster Fillmore, Crit enden, and do the best you
form tile base Of grand wing Union party Tor the
campaign Of 49, let Tue eecton 20 by default the
ntoliion Seward electoral ticket Again cay, vote Tor
Scot is vote for Seward III '56
ZONE WHO KNOWs
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The Pennsylvania speaks Of the protracled struggle
in TIE Wing Convention for the presidential nomination,
the process Of Selecting victim for the November
sacrifce"-dbany argus
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The Norfolk Herald of "Wednesday says;
Itriyss MS pleasure to learn that Commander Petit
grew has been acquitted Of the charges against him,
which have been the subject Of inquiry Tor some time
before the cour-maral now sitting on board the Penn
sylvania
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TuF ORraASs' FAR.-The lady managers Of the Or
phsns Fair, in the ball tide OF successful operation"
Caruss Saloon, to be in great good spirits. Give
them call, The orphans cause 10 dear TO all.
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S. w. DOWNS,
w. A. RICHARDSON,

We regret 10 learn that Hon. Mr. Hem. OF Iowa. has
been confined his for days, in consequence
OF indisposition.
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The New York Mirror has the following

"Srrrise PIATFoRM.--We should, perhaps apol.
ogzs readers for the word used in the heading OF this
aiou bot choose to let the Thbuncs INSULT 20 forth
In all It's hhY force 70 the eyes, and stoaos OF
chivalrous delegates from Tennessee, Missouri and Yir-
gniu. who abandoned Fillmore in the convention and
gave their Tor Scott Horace Greeley the char pon
OF the aboonsts the pet Of Seward calls the con.
stuton OF the United States atrociops Bargain says
the baltimore delegates, 4 srir uroS your PLATFORM =
And this Il the conductor OF the leading organ Of the
whig party For may the Isfs and absurd
ties Of the Tribune, reaches northern readers In It's
daily and weekly issues than any oer iosrna Ii is a
lated with the Albany Evening Journal aud the entire
abolition press Of he country And why all these ram
pant. radical, anti Compromise journals In favor Of Gen
Scott who IL well known be cons0paffrs even 10 the
verge OF arsiocracy by nature habit. education,
ton |, Il that they may kill of Fillmore Webster
and all others who have had hand In framing, adopting
and executing the fugve-savc law Il IL not that after
bargaining with the South Cor platform In order to
their man. they pay insult the very man they have
aveged, by splitting upon their principles and Growing
over the Yankee tricks played in the great national farce
at Baltimore
The Union men have been abused without measure or
mercy for the last three years. by the woody editors
~ooy posisns Of the North and nov. since both Ma
tiona Conventions have adopted their principles while
sacrificing the ADD Of princ
Piles, Greeley end his faction 'srr PLATFORM,
while embracing with fatal hug the candidate who &C
cgPrs and stands upon thar platform O, consistency
thou art jewel unknown politicians -
cit sdoubess impoluc these unpsatable facts
just At this time but Is guiding We
should do violence the truth, and impulses IL
we hesitated 70 give uersnco the indignation with
which the great conservative heart OF tho county beats
under the insult which, In plain English reads thusi Wn
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HISTORY OF
NIyR1E,E QAE e nrNAo

N1RM,a GAg G LINAo
THIS great work. by Col. WHEELER, will be
: ready for delivery ia 4 few days. The sub
scrihcr, having contracted, with the auihor for
the sale aud delivery of the said work. Cor all the
Counties and Towns embraced in the fst, I'd,
3D., Alb AMI sab Judicial Circuits, Except RAJ
leigh and three or four counties in the 9Th cir
cuit.) would inform his friends and subscribers.
that the distribution of the work wiA commence
this month. Any person wishing the work. can
procure il from the subscriber. Price to subscri,
hers $500, non-subscrihers S2:25.
Religious. Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also. General Colleciing Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE,. Agent.
Hillsborough, Nov. 3. 1851. 0s-
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1DL0 sEIlkSs
and sOlllr Dy Goods;

Some Barourhes. Busgirs, Carryalls, and Wa.
CONS; also Saddles, and Harness Of
different kinds,
PINE LUMBER, AND SHINGLES.
The Undersigned will attend to repairs Of all
SORTS in thei, line with neatness and dispatch.
In exc large for the above mentioned articles
Willie n Corn, Wheat .Flsxseed, Feathers,
or good orses, al market prices.
HURDLE 4 HURDLE.
October 6. Ga
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TO II S e a n d i OF S
acaf AillSAarOush,
FOR SALE CIR RENT

r. HE House and Lot where the late PriestIy
II. Mangumresided, near ilsborough, ON
tho Oxford road, is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though no,
within the corporation, is sufficiently near to en-.
Joy the advaplagesa If the town. The lot has on
itall the necessary out houses. good well ;and
a garden. a lot adjoining, containing ahau,
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-
misses.
For terms, apply TO Stephen Moore esq. Hills
borough.
December Is. Ia
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BRANDRErH'S PILLS.
A-e1ism, or E,,t,rsenssnt ef Ae Hart, Aae-
ries. Piks, &. &c,

dfeHrism, or EgsttreeBteff u Bse ffedt, Arte-
fies. Piks, 81. DC,
TSE the pills two or three times week in do
- sufficient to purge freely; and when a
paroxism comes on. fearless use Of the Pills
mist be made; down with six or eight, and in
little while repeat the dose; do, this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and same " ,i.s gsll-hlijder are treated IN the
same manner: arIa although considered incura-
lle by the medical profession. are cured by the
use Of Brandreih's Pills. Piles are cund by
Bran.Ireth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses
must be full sixsof eight for few nights To-
getner will cure the worst cases. Whenever This
disease comes on in the treatment Of other disca-
ses. it Is COOL sign; use nothing hut the pills,
AMI. a. an outward application. cold cream or
lard. aud make frequent use Of cold wafer locally.
Where there have been pectoral affections. as
asthml. consamptisn. &c. perseverance will be
required with the pills 10 effect permanent cure.
Bat any other course viii asSnredly bring on the
pectofal Affection.
In cases Of De5i6fy. We Iaess. Easfings. De-
eEies. or ColsuasDfioa approaching. il will he
necessary to commence viii Sun ilI doses. Begin
with ane pill going to bel; next night two pills;
- tlis alternately for three or four days, or
Qsr; If no alteration takes place. then increase
n ZACH night anil Eve Or sir pills are used.
t3<n decrease by one pill. down 20 one pill
Baould any feverish symptoms arise. then take
strong doses until the fever is reduced. When
This Z sspe. the patient may drop down to such
dsses = their own jaig neGt sh,ii determine;
being casefth to keep the drain upon the impure
hunsrss as these are removed, "a will De their
ID sncencnt to so1n,i health.
=. Branirsth's Principal Office, al Broad
New York.
3r 1he sale Of Hranti<cth's Pills:
D. HsS!R! lylsrouSs I. uAM,p&le, Chapel
Hill; G. \. Mahane, Mison Han IL Aiickle &
To-, Binsaam's School.
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THE subscriber would respectful, lhiormals
= citizens Of Marlborough aud the public ee-
Morally that he has on hnnd 81 his shop Oh Char
ton street due wesl from the rouri-house. . ,sti-
ETY. ofexcellent Furniture, and that be is prspst.
ed TO manufacture, in the hest sly le, oil articles
in bis line, such as
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal
nut.
SiDEBOARDS, Of Wild Cherry, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, Of every Style.
BEDsTEADS, Of Maple and Gun.
TABLES, Of all kinds.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station.
arv.
COFFINS, from Common to the Bes,
Style, &c. &c. -
lie promises that his work shall he faithfully
executed, and AT very low prices, and hopes that
be will receive due encourages rnt fron,a gene
rous public.
Allkinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work,
such as WALNUT, Cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma.
pie. viii be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully res
ceived and promptly attended TO.
RICHARD MAYO.
April Is. Ts-1y
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TO CURE A cobb. vish Hesdsehs and
sorep<s. a he Body. f.ks " CheHy fee'~si
on going 70 bed. snd wssP up warm. 10 sweat
dprlng The night.
Fos csld and cassh. take is morning. noon
ana evening. according TO directIons 90 me hotr
lie. and he difficulty vii soon X removed None
win long sull<. ifsm this uoolte ~hrn they find
4 can be readily cured Persons sfI<cied with
s~sted cough, ~hich bfrsks ihcm Of their resi Al
night, win end. by ssking ths Chefy fvc'oz
on going 10 bed. they may be fure Of sound. uI-
hroken sierp. and consequently refreshing rest
Great rrlief FROM suffering. and an ultimate cure,
j. afTardrd 20 thousands who arc thus afflicted, By
this invaluable relaeds.
From lis agrceablc effect in these esse~Dnsny
find themselves unwilling TO fosego ils use when
the Necessity Cor il has ecssi.
Prom two emincul Physicians in
Fayetteville. Ten. April Is. 1851.
ssHs-Ws have given your Cherry Pecloral
an extensive irisl in our przclice. and find il 10
surpsss every psher remedy We have for cuiins
affections Of the respiratory organs
DRs. DIEMER 4 HAMPTON.
To Singers and Public Speakers this remedy
i invaluable. as by lis actinn on the throat and
lungs. when taken in small quantities. i, remows
alfhoarseness in Few hours. and wondtfully "a
creases the power and ilexibiliiy Of the voice.
ASTHMA Is generally much relieved. and Of
Ten wholly cured by Cherry Pictorial. Bulihew
az some cases so obstinate rs 10 Weld entirely 10
no medicine. Cherry Pecioral will cure them, If
they can be cured.
BRONCHITIS. or irritation oflhe throat amp
e b
ing. Cherry pectoral in small and frequent DOSES.
The uncomfortable oppression is soon relievedll
Rev. Dort. Lansing. Of Brooklyn, New York,
states -. have seen the Cherry Peciorsl cure
such cases Of Asthma and Bronchitis as leads me
to believe ID can rarely Gail to cure those diseases"
For GROUP. Give an emriic Of Aplimony. 10
he followed by large and frequent doses Of the
Cherry Peciorsl, until il suldues The disease. II
taken in season, il will not fail to cure.
WHOOPfNG COUGH may lie broken up
and soon cured BY the use of Cherry Pec,oraL
The INFLUENZA Is speedily scmoscd by
this remedy. Numerous instances have been no.
iiccd where whole families were protected from
any serious consequences. while their neiehhors,
wilhon, The Cherry Pastoral, were suffering FROM
the disease.
~ -. 80 :'s, 80, "a.
~. :. =. "ye'' "'ne 70 INFORM yoo :" ~.
auy 'e'aa'AAos V''es's y soa' Sns',y Ieeso'a'
- LIZ p'a.e' ~" = 10y wv 'a,''',. !. one = NY
uausus's wu az. oaaf'Vrv cs',q " snsce 'Ss -
49,. $500 s'a''s oess", ~ a.'ns I'
.a.a"', ~, JUG ~ oa' ,e'. .e,, 'uys.ians, nssy
ss a' e. s,'a ~ s 80; VIC W.. . 'e"ss, We
nv ~ W"'na,y u'seasr. s"a mar " ~
WI. W.. .a-s - e.'pp WV " YUAN WY o'hs'
NO ~, ~ 49, "aa"s'e
~. az man ~ ~. oaP's' e"a'.n sna'
ss Wy ~" - -. ."."saa ny u', seaso,',
- 49, ''a'' ~ 'e ~ 'o'''
.a',,' "".o' ~ s,,~ss,, .,p
j io"s ''P''"0si' -. 'uNSs-niM
:, ), P''
from ne Disfnlguished f'r.1essor 81 Chemistry
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Look Here!

THE ubscribers wouldinform the public, tn at
= they still continue to DO business attheo d
Stand, walnut Grove eight miles North OF
Hilsborough, where they keep on hand good
assortment Of
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TIE TAPE WORN.
.gHoBENsAcK 5 LIVER PILLS.

No parl Of the sysism i more lialle 10 disease
Than the LIVER. u setving as hlIerrr 10 puri-
II the hlaod, giving the proper serreiinn 10 the
hale sa thai sns srong acfipn OF the Liver ef-
fcrls the other imp rtant PARTS Of the system, and
results vsriuu<iy. in Liver Complaint. Jaundlre,
Dyspepsia. &c. We should. therefore. watch
esery symptom that might Indicate a wrong sc-
ton Of the Liver. These Pills are composed OF
R,lors and PLANTS furnished by nature to
bal the SICK Namely, LIST. An ExrErronaSr,
which augmenis the sec@..oa from the P9lmo-
nary mucus membrane, a. Promotes the discharge
Of ~ecre,ed matter, VI. An srrKmaTIvr. which
changes. in some hlexp hcahic and inssnslhls man
ner. the certain marbsd action Of the system. 3.l.
A fosic, which gives tome and strength TO the
nervous system. renewing health and vigor 10 all
parts Of the Lody. 4ih. A CaralRrIc, which
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredi
enls. and operating on the Bowels, and expelling
the whole mss Of corrupt and vifiated matter.
AMI purifying the Blood. which DESTROYS disease
sli restores health.
TO FEMALES.
You win find these Pills an invaluable meli-
cine in many complaints 10 which you are sub
ierl. In Instructions either total or partial they
hive been found Of inesiimahle heneiii. restoring
the functional arrangements 10 healthy action,
purifying the hlo d land other fluids so eiIertually
a. 10 put TO flight all complaints which may arise
ir,n irmalei-regsla,iies as headaches, gidinesA
Jinness of -iaht. psiu in The size, hack, &c,
None genuine unless signed J.. n. Rpbensaek,
ell Others heIns base limitations.
II Agents wishing new supplies. and Store
n epcrs DESTROYS of becoming Agents, must adj
dress the Proprietor, ]. n. Ho5cnsack, Philadel-
phia. Pa.
Agents. DIR. s. d. Schaolfield, Hills
brbugh, NC, Wholesale and Retail Agent; ID.
7. Weir, Greensbarough; w. II. Briiion. Sum-
merfed; j. Piggoit. Pennipld; Of whom can lie
had pamphlets Of cures performed Sc.
a Price each - cents.
august %. Soy
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To PAINTERS AND OTHERS.
AVE have in Store and fur Sale, 5 barrels Of
w Ii,ii.Seea Oil.
2 barrels Spirits IF Turpeniine,
1000 Tbs. White Lead,
u 900 ias- Fare Proof Paint,
40 lss. Zinc Psint.
4 barrels Tanners Oil,
l,lrrels Sperm Oil.
s. D. scHuOLPIELD & Co.
.esicaef 20 Ss-,
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JUST RECEIVED.

cigars, all qualities; another LOT u Extra
Cheese; ono chest Imperial Tea.
Also. Bardo,ie's Sugar Drops. for Worms;
Gays Oin,neats Rsnovaing Liquid for cleans
LONG & WEBB.
June 20. A.
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THE HILLsBcRcUcH RECORDER,


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I Hereafter no paper will be sent to new sur y
scr'herout Of thisstate unless pay ment Is made y
advance, or saac person in the state will become
responsihleto the editors; and in no case wllltne
paper be sent to subscriber out Of the state iof
more than two years without a payment.
AnvgRrisEMENrsnot exceeding sixteen lines,
one.doar for the first, and twenty-five cents fof
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SHOES SHOEs!!

SHOES. SHOES.!
Black and colored CATERS
and HALFGATTERS,f from Miles
& Son. Philadelphia.
Cloth Caters and Half Caters, from Robinson
& Co, philadelphia.
Booiess for Ladies. Misses and Chihlren.
Also good assortment Of Boots, Lined aud
Bound Shoes, and Brogsps. Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S,
October 3. a.
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WALL. PAPER & FIRE SCREENS.
1ERSONs wanting something pretty ,u the
way of Wall Paper and Fire
Screens, would do well 10 call at the Drug
Store.
April 9. a.
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WATTSS
Nervous Artidote and Physical
RESTORATIvE.

THE NHh,cAL woNnEE o. TnE AGE,
TIVE most powerful and wonderful medicine
ever discovered. Guaranteed to cure every
Nervous or Spasmodic Disrase. such as Neu.
raisia, Tic Doloreux. Commissions, Fits, Rheu-
matism, &c. For sale at the
DRUG STARE.
May II. 81
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Ius. Received, at the Drug Store, DR.. b.
y Bardotie's yermifuge Sugar Drops. warrant
ell without, Merury. They have proved in all
cases quick and certain remedy for Worms.
June 20. IL
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-
NEHArE.l -. ..,..rvTas ~ t.asill ~ n.iz
aasss - P1osle = = AZ nmts 4 80
mlsl r.iaablr ilaaoIL-sos- lske 4 - sIaes<4
lhas rsesy peTssn sil d I'll ~ iseif Fo~ef \, sac
she lives a her el.isiEsn. and n. every peEsea
wil enssx.or 10 psoassls sheir o<n he1hh 4 al
sarsi6rsa I FED il ms duty e ssiAenuis sssale
80 saaf HORMs. arcogdinz IN tine opinian Of
las ss.ssI orlels.aed Physseiznss are the Pslmsry
caases a Afxe m~)onty q DISEASES 70 ~hieh
eail lsra and adults zrs .izbls. Ifyou have snsP-
petite ceu,inasl,y changing iram osss kind Of tood
4. aasEher, haa hfe2lh pain IN Ne stomach, >rk-
ias Al the noe Asdncss and fsllness d The IDLY.
a.y eoaxh. Aqs feres. pa.s< nt<gulzr-r<nsrm-
bssthsf al thsss denote WORMS. and you shoaid
81 paee apply the remedy;-
HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP.
A anirle Esundrd upon scientific princpies, cous-
laaassed with pure vegetable substances, being
perfccsly safe When s.kss. and can be given %
the msst tender infant With decijej beneficial e.
fea. Where Bord cosapfanis and Dioraea
have nude them weak and aehilitsied, the ion'c
properties Of ny Worn sysap arc such that u
stands without an equal in the esislogue Of me-
tiriqs IN giving zeone and strength 10 ile sio-
zach whirh MAKES il an infailille iemfds boz
ilasse afflicted ~iih Dyspqpsia. The astonishing
cures performed by this Syrup afer Physicians
haze fsiIed, IL the hest evidence OF its superior
eih-sry User all others.
THE TAPE WORM.
Tins Is the most difficult Wann 10 destroy d
al that infesi the human system. II grows TO an
slRasl Indefinite length. tscaning 30 eoiIed and
fastened in The Iniesinrz and STOMACH. affecting
tie health 30 sadly as 10 cause 81. yaus' Dance
fils, &C., that tL..se afflicted seldom il ever sus
pct that !, Is Tape Y~m fastening them % az
eaiy grave. Ia order 70 destroy tbs Worm, !
very energetic treaiH<n. must be pursued. u
vauA. thefeiore, he proper 10 take slx or eigh
Of my Liver Pills. 50 as 10 Eenlqye all abstfuc
tisns. that the Worm Syrup. whirh must lie Ia
ken in dases Of iwo lshlespaonlnls three tunes !
div, may aci direct upon the Worm. These d.
Tectioas followed. have never heen known 10 isi
in cusins The most obstinate case VI Tape Norm.
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Their pstrer orr The Gtore disoosts is nof er-
ceiied-if equaiSd-bs amy ofhr preparation
ia the Uaiftd Siafss. as the surfs aifssi IN asa'
ny easy efier ski1uf physieians had jaifsd.
These Biiiers are worthy the attention Of In
ssIids Possessing great virtues the reciihcsiion
of diseases Of the Liver and lesser Glands, exeF-
cising the most searching powers N weakness and
affections af The digestive Organs. They with
al. safe. certain and pleasant.
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE

Baron Liknis in bis celebrated work ON Amir
NAL Chemistry. ssys;" An Artificial Digestive
FIuid, analogous ~ the Gastric Juice may be iea-
Oily prepared from the mucous membrane Of the
stomach Of The Cab, in which sarions articles Of
food, as meat and eggs. win he seflened, changed
and digesfsa. jusf in fhe same manner as they
rouldJ Be ia tls humoR sfsmseb."
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1852-11-12
WAsu1SeroN, Nov. 8, 1859.

Gen. Scott attributes his defeat firstly
to the New York Herald; secondly 10
the detection Of MIR. Webster; lastly
to the lukewarmnesa Of Mr.. Fillmore and
his friends. Gen. Scott has no. been
away from the city. He attends mosI-
ing Of the Military Asylum Board evsry
day. ba
The wings here feel thoroughly bOn,on,
bu, moi exasperaled or Disappointed as
after Ciay's defeat, A great, Democratic
demonstration to-nigbi.-O, S. Journal.
Gen. Scott seems never TO have been
aware that there is a Democratic party.
TO say the loasi, the above is curiosity,
aud is another proof how iitle he kRnws
ofthe world. Itis a compliment To Mr.
Fillmore, to say nothing Of Mr.. Webster
aud the New York Herald, all Of whom
were sensible that he WAS unfit for the
station to which he aspired.
But the richest thing Of The whole is
that the man sent oul here before the
election as Gen. Scott. was no, GsD.
Scott. as he, "hns not bpen awoy from
The city!m 'ihus will du!-Ohio States.
man