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Nev-york Conference of she NJ. x. Church

Commenced its annual session ia Kingston Ulster County
on Wednesday A NJ, May 4, Rev Bishop Simpson pre-
siding
The Conference was opened at0 o'clock with appropriate
Kew b Griffin was chosen Secretary. and Rev. A. A.
Ferguson his assistant
There were about $50 members present
The session Wednesday occupied in the appoint
men of the various Conference Committees such Stew
ards of the Confer ence Committee Necesous Cases
on the Bible Tract Missionary and Temperance Cause
Education &C. &C. all OF which receive the special atten
ton Of the Conference. The Conference adjourned on
Wednesday st l2 and reissembed Thurs lay, NJ at
o'clock.
The session of Thursday occupied in the examination
Of the characters Of those trial and in hearing the
ports Of the various Examining COMMITTEES preparatory 10
The election and ordination of DeacOns and Elders judging
from the reports Of the various committees. ii IS by
means slight ordeal through which their candidates have
topsss.
On Thursday evening large audience assembled to listen
tn the annual sermon by Rev. ID. w. Clark, ID DR.
CLARK is editor of TIE Lddie Repository published
at Cincinnati Ohio but member of this Conference His
sermon Thursday evening was successful effort
giving evidence Of the able scholar and minister
The business of Friday continuance OF the e1ami
nson the characters of the lcentaes and the reports
Of the Examining Committees
On Friday evening the church full 10 listen to the
annual missionary sermon. This sermon at the last ses
sion Of the Conference assigned to Rev Daniel Smith
now deceased. minister greatly beloved and lamented
Rev C. Sing occupied the pulpit the alternate and
preached an able sermon on the occasion.
On Saturday there stirring debate on the report OF
the Committee on Claims" which was continued the
greater part Of the session. calling forth warm argument
IN which all participated
Announcements made at the close OF the session on
Saturday of the appointments for the Sabbath
Our pulpts generally supplied with ministers from
the Conference the last Sabbath ces IN Kingston
will not soon be forgotten The ordination services az the
Methodist Episcopal Church. where large class of young
men were ordained ministers, services unusual here
and Of exceeding interest kingston journal
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This Is a larger number than have been aided 10 aey
one year for twenty years and by comparison with the SIX
previous years shows steady and gratifying increase
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ANNIVERSARIES THIS DAY AND EvEsNo.

Am Bible Society Bb,e HOss Assorpsss. sAA Public Ms
ma, Metropolitan Hail. i0AM
Central Am Education Society S the Cole1asn Rooms Nev
bbls House SIP NJ
Am Temperance Upiou Metropolitan Hall, " AN.
the Suppression o. Gambling fsbentcie IN
Ladies Mestins AZ The Houe No. 50 Fast Mrc., eAM
Meeting Of Alumni. 81 the uriyersity, SIP NJ
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American Homo Missionary society.

This Society held its anniversary Metropolitan hA
lsstevenng The building filed. Henry Dwight ESD
presided Speeches made by Rev. f. L. Cleayeahd
D. d. of New Haven, Ct, Rev. AzarAh Edridge oil New
Bedford Mass Rev j. NJ. Sturtevant ID. D. OF Illinois
College and Judge Jessup of Montrose Pa The annual
reperts were presented.
The southerner., 1853-12-03
.4lso, DIR HILLS Fegetob/e Fere'
and Ague und .Hntt- Ferer
33EL H..

AMONG al the advertised remedies
of the day for Age and Fever, or Chill
aad Fever, none seem TO meet with such
rapldity of sale, and give so mach gene
raj Satisfaction, as DIR. HHlrs celebrated
Pills. Wherever they haxe been intro
duced, all toaics, in whatever shape, all
mixtures and pills, and preparations of
every character, designated for this dis
ease, have been discarded, and DR.. HuAs
ague Pile have been received as the
only permanent cure. They stop the
Chills and Fever the first dds, and do
not sicken the stomach or operate on the
bowels. Price rs cents per boz.
For sale in Tarboro' by Gee. Heerrs.
The southerner., 1853-12-03

all Kinds of Smith Woyk,
DRANDRETH PILLS.

ON the eighteenth of May, 1885, these
now truly celebrated Pills were first made
known in the UNITED 'TATEs, although
in Europe they had been previously he
tore the public nearly century. The
American public naturally viewed them
with suspicion but as on trial they were
found what they professed. it was soon
displaced by the greatest confidence
They have secured this character, too,
under very adverse circumstances, hav-
ing to contend with the base ISLANDERS
promul gated BY those interested III keep
ing mankind IN state # error ds resa'Ca
the functions. OF their hOItes.
fine or climate aiIer.5 lem .1c.-?T
yihed they are KEEP, DR..
For sale by <'FO. no.; "i'i'-
The southerner., 1853-12-03
WHOLESALE
Boot 4 Shoe %tOTc,
PETER~BURG. VIRGINIA..
.Cu,2,ueI Druuam0nd s. Co.

Samuel Druu,n0nd s. Co.
TAKE this method of informing their
Friends and the public generally, that
they have determined to conduct IN fu-
turc their business entirely by whole
sale, and now appear before their friends
with an entrc stock OF
B0ots, Shes anil B<'oeanS,
Travelling and packing Trunks, Carpet Bags
and Valices,
FrcncA and American calf and kip Skins,
Wax and Russell Leather-Goat, KID ana
French Morocco Skins,
Lining, binding and cochineal Roam sNlnS'
Oak and hemlock sole Leather,
shoomaker's Tools and Findings, IN every
possible variety,
To all of which we particularly IN
vito the attention of the trade.
We are now recei;ing the largest and
most complete stock of Goods ever OF
fercd in Petersburg, which we shall take
GREAT pleasure in showing our friends
Our prices shall be as low as s'n'la'
Goods can be sold in any market, hav
ing purchased our Goods 1,, at first II; hands
early in the summer. We feel perSua
dcd we can offer inducements.
The advantages of buying Goods O.
wholesale deelcrs arc SO many we tnln'
= ,oodlnes to enumerate them. Ou'
s+ork will always be large and com
manding. IN eo, -.
We Respectfully solicit a call from
persons purchasing Shoes or hea'nerc g..
We have removed to the store 1or
merly occupied by Smyth q Il Dunn u ~
few doors below Mcll"aine' Don 4" w.
Petersburg, Virginia ,,o>n
SAMUEL DRUMMOND.
JOHN NJ. WYCHE.
August II, '53.
The southerner., 1853-12-03
FOR SA. bB3,

Sands's. Towrsend's, Comst0ck s. an'
Graefenberg Hafs2parIll'
Eloohand's German UutefS
McAii,ter's all-hraing Ointment
Ayers cherry peclora'
Wis,ar's BaIsan # wild cherry
Hihbard's wild cherry bii!erS
Lerov's wild cherry & sarsaparlIla P'HS
Molfa,'s Life pills and Phenix Bitters
Hastings Syrup of Naphtha
.Osuood's India Cholagogue, cure FOREVER
and ague-Davis's pain killer
Bernard's Cholera remedy,
Mustang Lin;ment, Swalm's Panacea,
JAYNE Alternative, Expecto1aAt, toni
Vermifuge, hair tonic, Carmi"at've
halsam, sanative pills, and ague P"'lS
Lin's celestial balm Of China
Brandreth's Peters, Spcncer's, Cor
don's, GiIbert's, Hibbard's, Harrell':
vegetable anti-biIious pills
Porus and pitch Strengthening plasters
DaIley's and Conne'I's magical pain ex
tractor-Ilay' Liniment for piles
Hall's, Cha np!on's, Turner's, antl-tevc
piHs-Pepsln, the true digestive fluid
Cra,'s Ointment, ilibbard's salvc &c
GfrSo certain ate the effects OF Or. NJ
Lanes Liver Pilisi cases OF dlsorderet
Liver, that they are regarded as the spe
cjdc for that complicated class of d'seas
es known as Hepa,ic. The patient has
a medicine at hand upon which he Cal
always rely. All that is necessary is ''
uurcua,e and use DR.. u Lanes h're'
riAs, to secure restoration to health.
Geo. HO'Oard.
The southerner., 1853-12-03
v. Il. Willard,
WASHINGTON. y. c.

Has in Store far sale L010 to The
tr0de.
60 hhds new crop Nuscovldo molasscs,
lj old Cuba sugar house do
20 bbls New Or'el. aud Nu5covado do
100 " clariiel coffee Suc"r,
% Nuscoyado an Portland do
) boxes loaf do
bbls crushed do
80 bags Rio Coffee, good to prime,
10 table Salt,
. " Liverpool do
-199 bushels Turks Island do
100 y yellow Potatoes for planting,
30 bbls Baltimore rectihed Whiskey,
% y Rose Gin,
% " Boston Rum,
. mess Pork,
80 n. Y. and Balt fine & supf Flour,
e-9 Plows, Mlher's and Aliens,
SVO0 lbs do Castings DO and do
bO half boxes IS and SIS tobacco,
900 rolls smoking do
10 bags drop Shot,
. buck do
. kegs kentucky rifle Powder,
% Fairlawn do
- qr and hf Fairlawn and rifle do
lVo boxes No. l family and shaving Soap,
. tallow Candles, As, Gs, and SIS,
5 adAmantine do Is,
30 half and or do Raisins,
% Candy, assoc, Stewart & Bussint
lo0 reams straw wrapping Paper,
1VO toolscap and letter do
% bbls butter, sugar and soda Crackers,
. pilot Bread,
70 Lorillard's H Snuff,
3 Outcalts do
40O kegs Nails, assorted, 4d to 20d,
- bales Cotton Yarn, assorted, 5 to 10,
~ Shirtings and Sheetings, Fayet {
AZ hbis Jalifax IEerrinGs,
~ blue Fish,
'V0 casks Ehomast0n Lime,
~ crates assorted Crockcry,
hhds stone Jugs,
Jars,
b5ls C0ppcras,
Epson and glaubcr Salts, Sal cratus, indigo
patent medicines, and the last of thi
month will open large stock Of
D'y Goods, Boats and Shoes, an
Hardware,
Suitable for spring sales.
March ist, 1853.
The southerner., 1853-12-03
DR., Spencer's Tegetubie Pills

Dr, Spencer S Iegef0Ote ftfS
ARE the cheapest and most approved
family medicines ever offered TO the
pubic. They are ex remedy mild in
their ope!ati on, neither causing sickness
of the stom"c ch nor any unpleasant SEN
sation in he system, as is too frequently
the case with medicines given TO act
upon the bowels; hence mui'itudes, who
have been unable to ts Ike other pills or
preparations of medicine. on account OF
their nauseating ELECTS. use these pills
without the slightest disaSreeable feei
ings. II that is asked OF those W o
have never yet become acqlaiated with
them, is to procure one box. and the
2 oprietor's wo for it. they viii never
call i,r any other kind Of purga'iva medi-
cine so long as Spencer's Vegetable
Pills can be obtained.
Price IS cents per 6or.
The southerner., 1853-12-03
s2<ee.:r@y'S s2"tdv ESrHset;Srs
NOS. I. 9 & =.


ARE so prepared as to har noniae and
act in unison WIKI each other. Taken
separately or together, they wlil instantly
stop pain. speedily remove disease, and
quickly cure its cause. No pain can
exist, or disease alt'ict the system while
under their influence.
No. l, RnIray's Ready RtHcf is the
FIST and only remedy ever recorded in
the medical history Of the world, that
has stopped the most violent pains in
few seconds!. 1T will stop the MOST
SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR LESS,
and will cure the most obstinate and
painful Rheumatic. Nervous. Neural gic
and Bilious coml ldints in a few hours.
No. 2. Rnd ca5's Renovating fesotrent,
for the quick cure of all chronic and
scrofulous diseases, 1t is powerful,
searching and pleasant; it cleanses and
purties the blood from all scrofulous
diseases; it resolves away from the homes
and muscles all diseased deposits; il
electrifes the fluids, and solids with
health and strengih-the patient will
experience its powerful. soothing, bcneG'
ciai effects in a few houls after takingt. t.
Rod,oay's medicuted Soap-the superior
efficacy of this highly medicated com
Mound over all other cosmetics for puri
flying the SKIN and curing SALT RHEuM
RING WORM, RASH, TETTER, CHAPT FLESH
and imparting to the complexion thai
RosgATE TINT which nature Intended II
should wear, is acknowledged to stand
beyond the reach of rival. Railway
Soap is purely balsamic in its properties
It cLEANsEs HEALS, PURIFIEs and lmptrts
Re.UrY to the complexion of all who
use it. For sale by
Geo. Hovard, Turboro'.
1hrho.c August
The southerner., 1853-12-03

THE subscriber CONT nueS TO keep hoi
ses aud vehicles for hire on the following
TERMS PER DAY,
For carriage. tw 0 horses, & driver, @5 90
" carriage an' harness. 90
" barouche ':vo horses, & driver, 90
=" barouche nd harness, SO
" carryall, t'"o horses. and driver, SO
" carryall and harness 90
=" buggy and horse. 2 90
" buggy and harness. 0 IS
" horse, saddle and bride, 25
" horse, %
:" horse and cart. 25
Cart and gear, %
=" Horse and plough, 90
" plough and gear, o 20
Wagon and dray, by contract.
The above charges are for an ordinary
days tIavcl-longe1 or shorter distances
| by contract. GEO K0H'ARR
The southerner., 1853-12-03
Nlot[rf.

A PIANO, which has been some
time in use, and is now in good order,
can be had on reasonable terms on ap-
nlication at this Office
The southerner., 1853-12-03
STATE OF North Caroline.

EDGECoMBE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
AUGUST TERN, 1853.
Obedience Lassiter VS.. Silas Lassite,
Morrison Arts and wife Sally
and others,
Petition t0r Douer.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court, that Morrison Arts and his wife
Sally are non-residents of this State: 1t
is ordered by the Court, that publica-
ton be made in The Southerner, for six
weeks, notifying them to appear at the
next term Of this Court, to be held at
at the Court House in Tarboro', on the
fourth Monday Of November next, then
and there to answer said petition, or the
same will be taken pro conJc&so and
heard eG p0Efe as to them.
Witness, ". s. Pitt. Clerk Of said
Court, at ofsce, the fourth Monday OF
August, 4: D. 1858.
W. S. PITT, ok.
The southerner., 1853-12-03
.@ezseS1 - ~ lHEza lHEz.al
,.s:. e55e rs szzE.--.trS9d
HAIL ssOae! .Nu:ice.
.~<sses.

ALL produce or merchandise for trans
port&ton over the Petersburg and Roanoke
Railroad must be distinctly marked, and de
Ilvercd in good order. The public may rest
assured there shall be no unavoidable de-
tention ofproduce at this place. A regular
freight train will leave Weldon every Tues
day, Thursday and Saturday mornings, and
II there should be more freight at the Depot
than this train can carry, extra trains viii!
be sent out to take it away. Having the ad-
vantage of the Telegraph, very little time is
required to order Oh extra train when nsces-
sary.
Oftcc ?. r. r. Co., Dec. l, 1852.
The southerner., 1853-12-03
For Sale.
TIE undersigned offers for sale all his
REAL ESTATE

In The To,Ua Of 7ur6oyo', TO y;f
His Store Lot on the Court House sonsro
we'll known as THE BRICK STORE Wit,
all necessary ware houses and other build
lnSs for merchandising.
This Lot is considered one Of the most do
slrable in Town, and has been tenanted as
place of trade without intermission eve,
since the foundation of the Town.
.Hso, the Residence
vi the subscriber, which has good dwell.
ing mouse OF tive rooms, q basement and eel
lar' and all necessary buildings for q town
resldence-gooi fruit garden, etc.
The residence is located in one of the best
neighborhoods of the town, and was success
sIvely occupied by the late JOS r. LLOYD.
James Weddell, and the late Henry |. Toolc.
All the buildings and improvements arc in
good repair.
H(S0, for sale a WeU assorted
SlO..k Of Goods.
JOSEPH II. BOWDITCH.
Tarboro', April l4tll, 1853
The southerner., 1853-12-03

aoo casks Thonaston Lime, in store,
'0 ~ s,la nv ". H. Wizard.
OF. 90, '53. :
The southerner., 1853-12-03

A FRESH SUPPLY of Jayne's ia
miIy medicines
Fahnestock's Vernifuge, &c.
For sale by ueo. He'co'0'
The southerner., 1853-12-03
@ VOL laooo dgme County, W Saturday. Dener3 1853 Vne NJ I'M
w. A Grimmer

RESPECTFULLY announces to the Gift;
7ens of Thrboro' and the surrounding coun-
try, that he is located in Tarboro', two doors
below the Bank, and near the Turpentine
Landing, and will Keep on hand
GROCERIES.
To sell for Cash, T"rpentjne, Corn, Pea.,
B@'O"' Lard, Rae Hides, &c., at
Cash PTiccs
lie also is enga gel in the fatting business
which lie will freight, and is prepared to
store Goods, Lime, Plaster, and will attend
to all orders that are left with him for anv
business in his line. lie is now receiving
4 lot Of No. l, Ocean .ShaG, Cut and Roe
Herri"ys, ~hole and ha!f barrels to
s"t those that ra,at.
Molasses, Sugar, Coffee, Flour Salt, Lime,
Pork, Bacon, Lard, &c.-all of which e
Will sell low, so as to live and let live.
April %, 1888
The southerner., 1853-12-03
AGRICULTURAL.
Attention,
Farmers Of n, Cur0Hna!

IT.. Undersigned takes this method of IN
no the farmers of the State, that the
.r,pl volume of The Farm'r's Jo"r""' pub
rh.3 .t Bath, \. c., will begin on the
g.. If 4pril next Those persons who wish
!. ,.La r he Journal will do well to send in
h.r names at once, in order that they may
,sr;p with the first number of the volume,
..J that if NAV 6e known in time what the
issue for the year will be.
JOHN F. TOMPklNS, NJ. D.
Terms l copy - w
copies D w
- - 10 90
30 u 90 90
Payment in advance.
February 1lth, 1888.
The southerner., 1853-12-03
FO1 HIRE.

THE subscriber CONT nues to keep hoI
ses aud vehicles for hire on the following
The southerner., 1853-12-03

Price rs cents per I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-16

YOUNG AMERICA IN LoNDoN-It is now con-
fidently reported by our Washington cores
pondents that George Sanders will get the
London Consulate, Notwithstanding that the
Premier is supposed to be dead against him
and all his tribe. 1t is further intmated through
private advices. to every body, that, once es-
tablished in London, Sanders will revive there
the Democratic Reuie,o in the full panoply of
Young America; and. carrying the war OF pro-
gress into the enemy's camp, and vindicating
the cause of Kossuth, Mazzini, Lopez and Cara
vajal, in the teeth Of the despots Of Europe,
will make even Louis Napoleon tremble on the
throne Of his uncle. In view Of this great en-
terprise for the propagation Of the true faith.
we should say, by all means give Sanders his
passport to London. Let him show to John
Bull the living definition of manifest destiny"
That Review is great idea.
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Magnificent Clipper Race.

NEW YORK AGAINST BosTON-CHALLENGE FOR TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS BETWEEN THE CLIPPER SHIPS
YOUNG AMERICA, OF NEW YORK, AND THE SOvE-
REIGN OF TIE SEAS, OF BOSTON.
1t will be seen by the following letters, that Mr. VIM H.
Webb the eminent New York ship builder has taken up
the gauntlet for New York by accepting the challenge
lately made by the friends Of the Sovereign Of
the Seas to back her against any ship aAoa The Young
America is vessel yet untried, and Mr. Webb must
have great confidence in the sailing qualities in this his
last production, to back her against well proved an
antagonist o the Sovereign Of the Seas.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, EDITOR N. Y. HERALD.
No South WILLIAM STREET,
May IA, 1858.
DEAR fra challenge having been made in the Eceng
Post Of Thursday last by the owners Of the ship Sove
reign Of the Seas beg to enclose acceptance of the
for $40 000 by William II. Webb Esq, the builder
Of the ship Young America Very respectfully yours,
GEORGE DANIELS,
Owner Of ship Young America.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Nav YORK, May IA, 1853.
gkAR SR--My attention. having Ssen called TO "A asLse
IN ths EvV Ps Of ZAx-sdsy last. beaded The clipper
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The CRYSTAL Palace.

THE ENGLISH COMMISSION TO THE NEW YORK EX-
HIBITI0N.
The Commissioners Of the New York Exhibition for the
Industry Of all Nations and the country at large, cannot
but feel extremely ompmented by the practical SYM
pathy and interest manifested in the enterprise by the
government Of Great Britain. Indeed 1t is stated in one
Of the London papers, not however, in tone Of fault
finding that the British government has evinced greater
aacrty patronixing and has done far more body
polite the New York Exhibition than 1t had done in
support Of the famous Crystal Palace of Hyde Park
The governmental departments Of the Ordnance, Adm
rally Mint and Board Of Trade will be contributors,
will also the East India Company Her Majestys govern
ment has also appointed body Of commissioners, to
attend and report Exhibition the Earl Of Eles
mere Sir Charles Lyell Mr. Wentworth Dixie, Professor
G. Wilson, Mr.. whitworthand Mr. Wallis The Earis TO be
accompanied by the Countess Ensmere his daughters
the ladies' Egerton, and Of his The Earl was
elevated to his present dignity in the year lS4e having
been formerly Lord Francis Egerton His second title is
that Of viscount Bracky He is Privy Councillor, and
Deputy Lieutenant Of Sutherandshire; he has served
In the House Of Commons been Of the Lords OF the
Treasury Chief Secretary for Ireland and Secretary
at War And besides all his titles, he is extremely
wealthy He is man Of high literary attanments and
Of the most liberal IDEAS and will doubtless receive all
the attention in this CITY, to which his distinguished
character entite him.
Sir Charles Lyen has earned distinction and his
mighty title, by his attachments in the physical
Sciences and particularly in the department Of geo.
lo0v This will be by means his first visit
to this country, having been here on two former &C.
casions in ls4l and 1s46 when he made scientific nves
tesions Of the geology the States the result Of which
he rave to the world In publication entitled Travels in
North America Sir Charles is . Scotchman by birth,
and Il now in the fifty year Of his age He studied
for and was admitted to the bar but he showed in
cpaon for the natural sciences than for forensic studies
and while yet at college, devoted himself assiduously TO
the study Of entomology botany, and especially
geology TO which subsequently he devoted most Of his
attention 10 1882 he commenced his lectures geology
at Kings College, and in 1885 elected President Of the
London Geological Society bis chief scientific works are
"Princirles Of Geology" and elements Of Geology"
more suitable parsonage could hardly have been selected
in the British domnions as Commissioner to such an
exhibition than Sir Charles Iyell, who will share with
Lord nermere in the polite attention. regard and horp
.aNty Of this community
The third Cepnisai0ner, Charles Wentworth DiAs, hA
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MORE GoLD-Ho! FOR TExAs.-The reports
Of the discoveries of gold among the hills and
gulches Of the Upper Colorado river in Texas,
and its tributaries, seem to be in fair way for
the most satisfactory confirmation, But if the
precious dust should be brought to light in that
region in anything like the quality or quanti-
ties Of heplacers Of California, what mighty
revolution it will work out within the next
twelve months for the State of Texas. But let
us wait little. During the last year or two
we have had various extraordinary discoveries
Of gold in Canada, Virginia, North Carolina,
Georgia, and numerous other places, but the
mines appear to have dried up very suddenly.
Perhaps these mines Of Texas are of the same
Wait little longer