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ATTENTION.

TO the commissioned and noa-commissioned OF
.Jfcers and Musicians belonging to the Back
Greek Volunteer Battalion.
V0U are hereby commanded TO attend at Tho
l mas I.ynch's. esq. On Friday the sth Of Ju-
ly next, at 10 o'clock, armed and equipped for
drill muster and court martial; and on Saturday
the 9th. at 10 o'clock. you will appear with your
respective CO .psnies, armed and equipped as the
Law directs. for battalion exercise.
By order Of Maj. Jones.
GEO w. TATE. Adj't.
June u. 60
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CThsn 90 disr-~ nsss esmmon smsas
ehisara. and ~ nans which % frequently b.fars
he din u tho physicians. a. worms They arc
highly desriE,sn;sl 10 the constitution. and Their
presume shsuld hees~fsiiy guarded sgainsa BY
psrrnis On lhr 6rsi manifestation u symptoms,
ssery m ans should h. ns~d 20 snp<iihem prampi-
y saJ thoroughly. M'Lassis vsrmifuss i 1rlI
established % thr me-i certain. AK and speedy s-
medy ever ofisrsd for this ,rsul~@olar and DANCE
rous mslsds; and al Who have the management
Of children shsuId keep this inssls.hle n<dieine
81 hand. In addition % iis perfect ssiriy il never
fsils 10 produces the desired effret.
or Purchaser will he ca r~fuI 10 ash Coz DE-.
h'Lane's Crl~bssisd ySrmifags. and take none
else. All sshsr yermiiusrs, Ia comparison, are
worthless.
lrFor sale by u. Hcarts, ~ the Post 0ffis
in Marlborough. Ny Long * Webb. by Dr. . ID.
sehoal6sId. and BY Druggists and Dealers gene
rally.
June sih. ies3. So
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We understand that the Democra-
cy" Of Johnston. in public meeting.
have demanded Convention Of the
party for this District. 10 order to re-
concile the conflicting aspirations of
those who are 50 ambitious TO serve
them in Congress.
II is rumored, however, that Mr..
yenable. with Characteristic modesty,
deeming his claims paramount. will
mot submit to the decision Of Conven-
tion. Rakigh Rsgiaer.
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The Degree Of Doctor Of Laws was
conferred upon the Hon. Frederick
Nash. the Hon. Richmond M. Pearson,
and the Hon. William II. Battle, Jud.
ges Of the Supreme Court; and alse
upon the Hon. Walker Anderson. d
Florida.
The Degree Of Doctor Of Divinity
was conferred upon Rev. Thomas L
Davis. Bishop elect Of South Carolina
also upon Rev. Cyrus Johnston. d
Charlotte. and Rev. Joseph Cross. Of
Charleston, 3. e.
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NOT &c E

TvHE subscriber having qualified as adminis,ra-
= tor on the estate Of, Thomas Boroughs. de.
ce4sed. hereby gives notice 10 oil persons indebted
to said estate 10 make immediate payment; and
to ihose having claims against the estate TO pre-
sent them properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or this notice will he plead
10 bar of their recovery.
John B0ROUGHS, Admir-.
May ~. ss-3w
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Repaired Cor the Petersburg In,sllirrncer.


Saturday, June llh. 1889.
TosAcco.-we have to note an adj
vance Of s5 crntson Tugs and so cents
per 100 an leaf Tor the week; the ar.
ficie continues brisk, with an improv-
ed tendency: breaks light.
Corrosive note sales Of prime at
l0s cents. with common at . a &c.
CoRS.-Sales at 55c.
WnEAr.-Sales Of red at IS a 90c.,
white 92a a. Csc.
FLouR.-Dull. at a a IS for Com
mon superfne. with sales Extra at 50
a ESD.
BAcoS.-Sides &c.; shoulders z a
7ic.; jowls 50 a 81 cents; hams, can.
vassed, III "a i2lc.; Va. hog round,
i0i "a IL cts.
GuAN".-Sales at s45a.
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Democratic Meeting.

a MEElf ING Of the Democrats Of Orange.
"A will he held at the court house in HILLSIDE
rough, on Saturday the 25th Of June. for the pur.
poe Of appointing delegates io.s,,end Con,en-
lion Of this Congressional District which 10 10 he
held in Raleigh on the 30th instant.
June 18th, 1853. 3d.
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B r o w MS

!EssENCE OF JAMAICA GIN GElRo
CAUTION.-Persons desiring an article that
cal, he relied upon, prepared from pure IA.
MAICA GINGER. should be particular TO
ask for Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger"
which il warranted to be what il Is represented,
and is
Prepared only at FRED'K. BROWNS
Drug and Chemical Store,
~ E. corner CHESTNUT and Fifth Sireefs,
Philadelphia, Pa.
THIS Essence is warranted TO possess, in 4
= concentrated form, all the valuable proper.
ties Of Jamaica Ginger. and win be found, on
trial. an sexcslleni Family Medicine. It's par.
ticularly recommended as tonic, TO persons re.
covering from fever or other diseases, few drops
impariing to the stomach glow and vigor
equal To wine. glassfuIl Of brandy or other SIT.
mulant, without any of the facilitating elects
which are sure to follow the use Of liquor OF any
kind: and il is therefore especially serviceablc to
children and females. To the aged il will prove
a great comfort; the dyspep,ic, and ,hoie who are
predisposed TO govt or rheumatic affections, Il
gives great relief; and 70 the inebriate who wishes
70 reform. but whose stomach Is consan,ly craving
the noxious liquor, il is nvaluahle--gi,ing tone
to the digestive organs, and strength to resist
temptation; and is consequently great agen, in
the cause Of temperance.
DosE.-For grown person, one tes-spoonful
for child Toto IL years old, half a tea spoonful
and for child 2 to years old, Is TO go drops
TO be given in Sugar and Water.
DIR. 3. d. Scheduled, Agt., Hillsborough; Mr.
g. s. Lucas agent Chapel Hill
June l, 1859. e8-
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Commander Lynch. m the United
States Navy. who went on preliminary
expedition d ebservati a lew mouihs
ago, To Africa. has returned. II Us slated
that he has explored all the rivers on the
coast of Liberia. aud found none naviga-
bic higher up Than twenty miles from Inc
mouth.
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CEDAR GROVE ACADEMY.
THE Fall Session Of this Institution will com.
= mence on Wednesday the 9Th u July, 1853.
Terms as heretofore.
SAMUEL w. HUGHES.
Cedar Grove, Orange, June u. 30
- The Spirit Of the Age will give the above
three Insertions.
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lea banFii'. krhipeky ard &c fallsuing rfafss.
sofs wsIs siss'sd' The Rev. Rsatns ]. bases.
sxalpss, D.. b, wls chosen " Ne Chair a %
lsstie sna foismls Thselesyi Rss. Rsvatp
?. Hrnsuunt.p D. y ~ Ci.ii q Esslriss,i
ssl Hiaugyi Rss. B. 3. PaLsla. .. q, a. a.
chah = BaEe.l al Osiralsi i.isrI,u.s: : .al
Rev. ?. .. 6vHrrS. D. D.. = - chairsfPana-
|rsi Th<olngy, Composition sz.s D<lssy 81 s<<-
nsos. sDd Church Gos<mas<nf.
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RlEONAS WIADBS
and Counsellor az Law
MHMLeBWRWUGM.. n c.

MHLLeBWROUGMs ~ G.,
CONTINUES TO practice in the Courts Of Or
- ange and Alamance. Dine diligence viii be
given to the collection of claims A, NI.ions
for Pensions and Bounty Lands promBS sitep1
cd to. The highest cash prices giyen fox slssii
Warrants. Office in the Court House,
February ID, ISL.
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NOTICE.

n HEREBY give notice 10 all persons whom i
may concern. that from and after the date Of
this writing. shall suffer and permit my son
RUFUS FAUCE1sr to labor for himself, and
10 receive the wages thereof for his own use and
benefit and further notify oil whom il may
concern, that will not hold myself bound for
his contracts or agreements, or Tor furnishing him
with necessaries Of any kind whatsoever.
JAMES s. FAUCETT.
Nav 24th, 1853. 69--4w
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,usvcah Gavsrnmeut IN las trealy
with The Orirhsal Rspublis Sf Urs.
guaN
Considerable dsiai, sross tpou ths
adupiicn II C rrsuloiiuns-Ubiectiah
being nade e thrm y sams q he
speakers a. - inierfeFsles Nithahe
alairs q eisa guEernEeaL A notiah
nss made 20 posipone che natter uusil
the n<zs Ass~nbiy. xhieh VAS lost.
The repsr1 and resolutions wsre 6nal
" adopted.
The p<xt session az the General As
s<mbly ~iIl meet in the city u Baazle
ia May nxst
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FOrewarned, FOrearmed!

THE undersigned takes lhis nsrsns n inssm-
: inx hn kliov riiizrns a lhi> and fh~ ala
esnf rouniiss. that he b prrpsrrd 10 rufs. with
pss fsll. any ras~ 81 POISON. rrsullinK IRON ne
kisr 81 he Highland Ae~krssn. lhy sone ssli~d
rspprr. a Tsls. he-drd snske.) sf fram spider.
Tie rra,ssy hes been Known 10 him 60 trrniy.
Eve sesrs. bot Il ~ss no. until siisr rp<sir SUE.
c~rs in iss application. and be had fully saii.frd
himself th.i il vas inisIliiI<. that b. esuld rrs
biz s~n consent lSs.ke lhr rs.pon-ii iIiiy Il msk.
log lhis sdsf 10 the pubic.
JOSEPH l.. TURNER.
N. II. The suisnil<r lives. - ps~rent. Far
miles wesf Il Marlborough. J. Il. \.
READ THE FOLLOWING cERTIvIcATEs.
| Gently shss ! wss hi,ien by Spider soms
kw years back. and d cas- about 10 terminate
srs seriously with m<. 6s.I s~ai % Mr gahs
ID. Thompson; ] seemed 10 obtain iiisie OF no
relief from his mcdieine. ] then sent fef Mr..
Turner; he came and prrparcd some msdieine,
and direcied me TO continue a constant nse Of l..
did a. and soon obtained relief Gsm she oIen.
ton ef said medicine.
JAMES n. CHRISTIE.
Orange county, May 1888.
certify that had son bitten hy Highland
Mackeson. by some rallied copper. OF pse.hrsd
snake. ] sent Immediately for M. Turner; no
came and gave the boy medicine. and he ohisin-
ed relief slmo-, immediately, and vas euusd 3
the nssdieine in kw days.
JAMES p. CATE.
Orange county. May 1853. ss-sw
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~. THE l6ssh session Of Orange
NJ Presbytery will commence 1t
Marlborough, N. c.. on the 2s,h day Of June,
1883, "a o'clock, ?. NJ.
J. DOLL, 3. CLERK.
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= The New York Courier has letter
from Washington which nys-
General Nosl has arrived here, and
laughs a the idea Of any disturbance
with Mexico on account az the Mrsills
affair. The Secretary of War also a.
t4ches no importance 10 the martial
speeulstionx upon Lanes and Trias'
movements. II is believed by those who
are well Informed on the subject. that
Mr.. GsdsdeH has been instructed TO
commence nrgotIsfIsns By Offering an
indemnity 10 Mexico for Mesilla. and
70 purchase au additional slip. taking
in the whole valley Of the ella.
. II 10 stated in the papers that the
Hon. Daniel ". Barringrr, our Minis
ter in Spain. left Madrid on the llfh
Of MAY. with his wife and family, for
the purpose u making short journey
into Andslusia previous to his retire.
ment from the Spanish peninsula Az
ter visiting cor.lova. seville. aud Ia
dir. he is TO return Co Madrid. where
he will remain until the arrival of Mr..
Soule. Who is expected to reach there
in the month Of July.
kaionai bfcikgfncey.
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COPPER STocKs.--The N. Y. Express
reports sales Of the N. q. Copper Com
pany's stock at 81 TO slli per share.
Par value SIS.
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Wanted.

A LARGE Number Of Laboing Hands are
~ wanted by the Cape Fear aud deep River
Navigation Company. To whom sl:a5 day will
he paid. and the payments made weekly u de.
sired. A. MURCHlSON, Presf.
Piitsboroush, May 81, 1853. ss-6w
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IL We learn. says the Standard.
that Gov. Reid has appointed Judge
Manly to hold the Special Term Of
Wake Superior Court, Monday, the
Goth instant. in place Of Judge Caid-
we'll, who declines to attend.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.

fFfls EsanlHiaG celalaiites ioI 0fsnss r0uu
- u, 80 hoii lhtlf srcsnd IsaulsF nestiae a
a. CpaIl lesss N Hlii,luleogh, o. nslsIdsy
~ sea q iaiy. fsfaas sllLlaF ussfIfsltls
- sIperiFi q aIsly q tiIi nu.s.
Z. A. hkARff. Sesr.tarJ.
49, - lssa a.
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Sunarlof cnurl Clarkshln.

Superior Court Clerkship.
~ We are authorized 10 announce
csi hENkY a. VIII RsPOtlN. - = fsa.
&lsle O. gha oIhre a clslk - lhS hupsIisl
cs'ssi o. ihs essaly a oranes. Il o. silaslal
sIzrlla-
~ Ne are Hulharized q annannce
H. John D. wILBON - ; sznaiAsas g. ne
eaArr e Cbfk a lhs saPriss Ca1n 81 As
esszly sf nrangs. q The rn~aiag <s<ss1pa.
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REArRIcE. ih~ gre, Nssvl ~ sh< ssfs Dsi
- Borne; Lie in Esfs~s's Hspfs Hsn@;
chs<vsf's filssim's Psosrs~s essHssHT Core
issnss kenesn Il Lady cstcshsuns I.sk in Nrw
Yeas ih< ieuns Nsrornss Wensns ffxld;
flli<sse; Dzni<l wshssfs wssks. en~rs<sr;
kIals<'s D~iis RrsdinEs 81 he Blk. 6nef 81
Cans; hsssis Al Rol<n ind !. A H.ldsns;
Prayer B.'ks; Hymn Besks; III Il Nrr Ms
sc. ar.
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The Extension sf North Ca
rONna Rail ROad.-We are pleased to
learn, from the Grsensborough Patriot. that Gov.
RrrD has authorized the President and Directors
Of the Nasth Cs,olins Rail Rod Company, to
have the surveys made for the extension Of the
Road from Goldsborough to Beaufort, and al.
also from Salisbury 10 the Tennessee line. This
statement 10 made on the authority Of commu-
ncation from Coy. Morehcsd. which the Pa,siot
promises to publishin its next issue
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rannsD1Rr11Ms &c O.



"wednesday. june f5.
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1--WE are rusi6<5 10 BE- sn.Ases % safe
D.. ;..sor.as.ios derived from r<si.hle ssures
a., ,he l<s-r~s e The Beard Nine. 10 Guilfasd
-, f,sm~d an en- dsaf ss<oeissisa Co de par
- al hsvs ~ siured sksif ps<sns fox vo<tins
i. mi.e. We undsrassd "A a sh<v have .lr..
!. ak ~oa..cs. tor An. hu;,a;ar sf shr;r cabin,
"a he erection o. ~hvm p<~psr.ssrv 40 drain.
10 he mine. Th<v. The al sbsr beginners.
haze ..axuiae hsp>s ef ssees.s. ssd sesy ,ban
lime viii sho~ whether shess hop<s are yell
,sunied. =.
s-s.>>>-~-----
The Lunafic Asylum. We lsarn
from shs RsIsish papers, that the commission-
Or. q the I.anssir Asylum. Who assembled in
that eiss On the tsh instant. sppointsd Dr.. Ep-
xusa srxrBwicx. az this place. ss The physi-
e;.n "a superinlend the construction q ths build
ius rilh ssssnnes 20 the health Of the patients.
Ia making rhi. appointment. the commissioners
no doubt desired 10 procure The services Of one
who ,uId also b. qualified to take charge Of the
patients afier the huiIling is completed; and ne
do MT believe hotter .rl~esisa eesld have been
made. We have nat heard whether DR.. suud.
wick win aerepi OF not. hut We are ineIiued 70
think that ne win not. He has m extensive
pfsrsice In this COUNTY, and his skill In surgery
10 ofi~n esII~d Ia rsquisiIion at difIsrns p.inls
An the state 20 that bis removal from his present
-. ..,,m.,;,, n., :, IN. am. linn. !, i.
h,ah,x ;maoo.., ,b,, . .b,.;e;., .f .L;ll and an.
,.,;.... .ho,I, n. nl.erd !, ,b.,,. AZ m. s,.,.
I.s;,.,,;o.. .sa - s.., In, n. .,,...su..,
...a, ;,,;,.,,.d ~;,l ,,.,.n, N. u.r.,..
-, = rh .... Dr. c.,..,.E Iaux.ox.
.fR.,.;gh an ala 49,, e;ei.p. -. 6r., selected
y, ~. ,,l... nj ,,r..i;,eJ because h. ~. an.
-;,I;,s "a i've In a., Ios,i,u,ion: and The s.me
oh;re,;.a a,.y eri., in the minds Of .o,her. who
h.. m. r.ou;s;ss ou.l;fca,ions. Bat IL IL in
a..d .ec....rx ,ha, The udneipal pbysiri.n should
,..;l. At IN. Iu.,itu,iyut Would IL no, he vel.
n, .,ao;n, !. u per;rneed phy .ici.n. vha mirh,
,s.de in The civ aud make regular visits to The
In.,;u,;on. while another. without a family,
.boula b, ,oooin,ed 10 reside n the ASYLUM ,
A r..;dru, sn,l . con.ul,ior phy.ician would M,
be hoo msoy. for such nm Institution. To this,
We ,hink. i, must come st lss,, and the Board
miph, AZ we'll &C, with reference to such an al
rsnecment g, the future.
.-----~-.---~-
Fire I'm Fayetteville. = We learn
from the Caroinisn. that hire broke out IN Fay
siss,ills, at si'out quarter past u on ihsnorn-
ing Of Saturday The II ,h ins,aa', which consuin-
ed eight buildings. The IRE originated ~ the
Mr.. Bs.erl, Ro.~. and adjoining The Hotel re-
Gently occupied by Mr.. Harman, at the foo. Of
Hsymoyni; and the flames quickly communica-
ted to the three story buildings adjacent, which
were consumed.
The Hotel had been recently fitted up by the
propueturs, Messrs. S,edman x Horne, in tasty
and elegant manner, and had been but fc~
days m the occupancy az Mrs. Brown. Her fur.
!. :: - - 5000 A.. .~~.,.
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EsEzsRt3b1sE A5ATaMT.
THE nssi sFssian Il lhis ipshuiieh iii usn.
msnos o. ihs islh q JAY. TsEms - hsWs
a''s Ri GRAVES. P,ltfiI.l
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Wool CardinE.

TIVE Subscribers Machines, II Enoe Mills,
- Orange county. will he in operation BY tho
10Th Of July ; and customers are respectfully ne
quesled TO bring their Wool in warm wraiheE
and well prepared, 20 that he can do work Of that
character which will not fail TO plrsss.
Or Flar Seed will be received in payment foi
Csrding aud Coz Wool Rolls.
VIM. s. CLAYT0R.
June 9Th, 1858. 60
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The Philadelphia papers anneunce
that James Ross Snowden has been APP
pointed Director Of the Mint, in the
place made vacant by Judge Pettit's
aecease. II is added that DIR. Pat
terson was al FIRST nominated. but the
nomination was reconsidered aud MIR.
Snowden appointed.
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TsS 5ros4ss kspar< sh< <I<m<nss 81 fh<
- and Tho blood snd n = A.rs he wsrt fe<s1s
sad i~f<r<siy. lsrr disrs-s = Ne e<rt.ia rssus.
A esq., fb~r<fsfs. a. asy sas<zssa 81 fh< liver
= prfrsf~rd. - nsy ~ -ure that he d*s<ssiss
s=gzss are s~f sfssS<f. The zf< Thing 10 ~ <.os.
. 10 sinini-zrf sp<cifr ~hiek ell AZ dir~<t'y
81 sh~ rsm>eh-sh~ nsiurpfiax q sasaszi ma
fkiosfy. for fhis purpose ne zen s~camn~sd
Hasslass's German bisi~u. pfspsf~d ~ Dr.
G. N. Jsrkssn. rhiis5<lphis. Airing - an a.
iressiss sna tonic. II strengthens The &se-
ton. ehsng~s the rondiiioa 81 re blood. and
sh<fsby gives regularity 10 the bo~sis.
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H}3u THE p<xi srsis<s q tbs ssh-
M0 s<nl<ris e<hosi wiL cs<nzs<sos
~ - fhs 7th Of July mai
1h< class which rs~s 70 colSxr I~sv<s roon
far ss~ hoys. ALEX. WILSON.
Melville. Almanac coonsy,
:. Juss 9Th. 1883 Go-3w
% Resis,s. and standard copy encs ~rh
Coz threr werka
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DIR. HO0FLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR. G. NJ. JACKSON.
Nh ION Arrh cAvoot pksla doy~aso

atter rkiliul physicians had failed. %
These Btters ave worthy the attention Of in,a.
lids. Possessing great virtues in the specification
OF Diseases Of the Liver and lesser glands, eser.
cising the most sesrching powers in weakness
and affections Of the digestive organs. ,bsy arc,
withsl. safe, certain and pleasant.
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
The " Philadelphia Saturday Gazette saws Of
Dr.. Hoofand's German Bittcrs. !. II Is seldom
that we recommend what are termed Patent Nc.
dicines, TO the confidence and patronage Of our
readers; and therefore when we recommend DE-.
Hoofand's German Biiers. we wish il TO he dis.
tinciy understood that we are not speaking of the
nostrums of the day, that are noised about Cor
hrief period and then forgotten after thcy have
done their guilty race Of mischief, but of . medi.
cine long established, universally psize,l, aud
which has met the hearty approval Of the faculty
ITSELF"
Scots Weekly" said. Aug. a5--. DR.. Yoof.
land German Biiters, manufactured by DR.. Jack.
son. are now recommended by some Of the most
prominent members Of the faculty as an article
Of much efficacy in cases Of female weakness.
Persons Of debtated constitutions v in find these
Bitters advantageous to their health, as we know
from experience the salutsry effect they have up.
on weak sysiems.'
MORE EVIDENCE.
J. U. Moore, esq., of the Dsily News, said.
October alsit
"Dr. Hoeaands German Batr.-we are
trying this renowned medicine for stubborn dis
ease Of the bowels, and can with truth testify TO
its efficacy. We have taken the contents Of two
bottles, and We have derived moro benefit fr<an
the experiment than we derived previously aae,n
years of silopathic treatment at the hands az our
first physicians."
Hon. z. D. Hineline, Mayor Of the City Of
Camden, N. j., ays:
DIR. Hoofanfs German Bitteys.--Wc have
seen many fa.ieing notices Of this medicine.
and the source from which they came induced
US 10 make inquiry respecting lis merits. From
inquiry we were persuaded to use il, and NUT
say we fonnd II specific in its action upen dis
eases Of the Liver and digestive organ. and the
powerful influence il exerts upon nervous proslra.
ton, is really surprising. Il Gains and strength.
ems the nerves, bringing them into state Of re-
pose, making slcep refreshing.
/ Ii this medicine was more generally used, We
are satisfied there would be less sickness A. fom
the stomach. liver and nervous system. the great
majority Of real and imaginary disesses emsnais.
Have them in healthy condition. and San
bid defiance 10 spidemics generally. Thisextse.
ordinary medicine we would advise oar lsjeo,a,
who are at all indisposed 10 give stfi,I--k -
recommend ITSELF II should. IL isrt - = 49,
family. No other nsdiaa4s - - ~ 1 =
evidences Of merit ia 81 lQEs
4 For sale wholesassc = n III N u
THE GEpMAM Mk1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-06-15

PRnsBYTERIAN GENERAL ASSEMBLY,
10. S.)-This body closed its protract-
ed session at Philadelphia on Friday
afternoon the Sd inst. In the morning
DIR. VIM. s. Plumer made report from
the special committee appointed at the
last General Assembly to take into con-
alteration some means Tor securing the
right Of conscience in religious mat
tiers to American citizens in foreign
counties. The report was quite yolu-
minous, and contained ashistory Of the
efforts which have been made during
the year to accomplish the object OF the
resolutions. In the treaty made dur
ing that period between the Govern
ment Of the United States and Of IRA
quay the rights Of conscience were ex-
pressly secured. -
A series ofresolutions were reported
.bv the committee. They in effect en-
dorse the spirit Of the resolutions.ot the
last Assembly, urge the agitation Of the
subject, aud appeal strongly in favor
of the rights Of American citizens a
broad, and applaud the action Of the