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Corn aud syrup of
YELLOW DOCK ROOT

Corn pound syrup of
YELLOW DOCK ROOT
THIS is a Purely Vegetable Compound,
scics lifically prepared from the best Roots and
Herbs OF the Materia Medica, and has gained
an anrivalled reputation for the following sf-
fects, viz:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver
and Digestive Organs. and Cleans
ing the Stomach and Bowels,
And thus curing all Bilious diseases, Liver
Complaints, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, CoStive
ness. Piles, Headache, Fever and Ague, Jaun
dice, Nausea, Loss olAppetite, &c. and caus-
ing the food ID noursh and support every part
PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And thus curing all Humors, Cutaneous Erup-
tons, Scrosula, Salt Rheum, .Erysipelns, Scald
Head, Canker, Plmples on the face, BlotcLeS,
Ulcers, TLmors, Mercurial Diseases. Cancers,
Regulating the Secretory Organs.
And 10y enabling them to perform then rrorer
functions. preventing and curing many pain
ful ard dangerous diseases; Strengthening
md Quicting the Nervous System, thus allay-
ing Nervous Irritation, and curing all Disease,
OF the Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps,
&c.
1t is Unrivalled in the Cure Of all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS
As Weakness, general Debility. lrregulsrity,
DISTINCTIONS; Swelling OF the Feet, Limbs,
Joints, &c, caused by weakness: also, Lung
and Throat Complaints, as Colds, Coughs,
Asthma, Consumption, &c, also, Dropsy.
IIav ing made use of the COMPOUND Syrup Of
Yellow Dock Root. prepared by c. MORSE,
q CO., either ourselves, or in our families,
and finding 1t 10 be very salutary and effect
ual preparation, We co most cheerfully recon-
mend it to The public as avery valuable med
icinc.
E. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank,
Providence, II. L., A. W. Spencer Esq. Cash
Ter Lime Rock Bank, 60 do DO. Rev. William
Phillips, Rev J. B. Richmond. c. S. Jones,
editor Providence Gen. Advt., VIM. Field, NJ.
w. G. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ. Z. II. p, James
tchinson, q. S. Dea, V. j. Bates, Doct.
Benj. Colby, and one hundred Others of the
most respectable families of Providence:
This certifics that i have for number o (
years been acquainted with the composition
and mede of manufacture Of MoRsE's Com
pound Syrup of Yellow Dock Root. Ihaye al
so been acquainted with its modus operandi
in disease, and can say that in all respects il
is admirably calculated toremedy that class of
diseases for which it was designed. II es-
pecially valuable in Indigestion and all its at
Tenant symptoms, 1T exciteS to healthy &c
ton the liver, removes Terpor, and inactivity
o. this organ, and stimulates healthy actionin
all the system. As Depurator or purifier OF
the Blood IL has no superior.
DAVID HOLMES, ND.
Providence, r.. ]. Jan. 4, 1853.
PREPARED BY
c.. MORSE g. CO.
No. AAfs a
And sold by Druggists and others throughout
this and other countries.
Sold by I. A. LEMON, Druggist, Plymouth.
June 30, 1853 l7yI
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a@s ENDLESS NCHBERS OF
" Boots s. Shoes:

And trade with US and you'll come back I
Hencst Corner, and see
Your Friends,
J. BROWNLEE & Co.
Oct 6, 1853 STIFF.
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FHNHlS Preparation is safe. certain and
eFectual remedy for dySeniery, d!arI c.,
cholera morbus, gripping pains, loozeneSs uf the
bowels, summer complaint, fax; collie and all
affections of the bowels produced by warm
weather, green vegetable food. or damp AID
unwholeSome air.
This preparation has won 4 name by It's un-
parallelled success In CarIng diseases Of the
bowels, that defes all opposition, particularly
in all sections of the country where the people
have become acquainted with Us virtues, ana
ali that is necessary to convince the most skep-
teal, is fair trial.
Warranted purely vegetable and ;hS. no IN
jury can arise from the use OF Il ~ any case
where astringenis are admissible
For sale by PERSHfNG & Co.
March 2, 1854. 5am3.
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: s ELLIOTT
Elliott s. BeENssNee

And are endeavorinsto keep pace with the IN
provements OF the age. They are no doctors
but TO the Farmers and others of Marshall
and adjoining counties :-ey would say a sew
words about
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EXPEN S ES

Cards Of Admission inuariabiyin Advance, OF
secured, s25; Diplomas SO; Stationery SIS;
Boarding 81 90 per week; incidentals, at on
ton OF student, SIS. Making entire expenses
about SIS.
On application, catalogue will be furnish
81, giving full particulars.
All letters will receive prompt attention on
being directed, post paid. to
w. Mex. SCOTT, President.
Indianapolis, Nay 81, 1853. 15y1.
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gasf9AlggI DMo5
EaOrs IAiniment.

Fe'HIS LiGiment has been before the
community, TO limited extent, for The
past SIX years, and We assert without fear OF
| contradiction, that there is no lniment in use
that has gained so good a reputation uron its
virtues alone, as this Lnilnent las done, and
10 prove II We Nigh array before yOu, cerlih
Gates of the great power if poSSesSee, for the
curing OF the varIoaS diseases for which we
recommend it, from nearly every person Ina,
has used II, hut should We do SO, you would
say that X was all AumDuc, and tie certih-
Gates torgeTieS. We would therefore VI h but
little exception, offer II 10 you OH our own rec
onmendalloa, requesting trial by YOU before
II is condemned, resting assured that Il will
thereby gam still greater popularity than i
has already obtained.
We do not hesitate 10 say that there is no
Llaiment in use that will do more In curinr
Bruises, SprainS, ScaldS ofthe Saddle or Collar.
Swaney, Cuts or SweliIngs OH horses; or in
curing Burns. Sores, RheumatiSms, Cuts or any
o. the various diseases, requiring an external
application it being The most penetrating Lin
| lnent in use.
Kidney worm itf ERGss.
LONG PoIxr, Cumberland Co, I'll.
Nay 1851.
Mr.. Crumpron, Sir:-From not seeing il no
ticed, presume you aie not acquainted with
the fact, that your Horse Linlmen, is as certain
cure for Kidney worm as any thing know of.
apply it by rubbing il OH the back over ths
kidneys. | also find ii eoo1 for weakness IN
COWS backs, sprains of ankles, Hooks and Log
bites. Yours &c.
STLAs HART.
For sale by II. B. PERSIIlNG & Co.
March I'd 1854. SENS.
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OR UeWER TOs,vo9,S
Strawberry BaIsam;

For Dysenfery, DiarAGa, Gripping Pans,
Cholera MOrtUS, Summer Complaint,
ChoLera, Ch0Iie, FLax, &c. sc.
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j. D. WORMER'S
Condition Powders

HNHlS is the irst year iha. these Pow
- ders have been offered TO the p..blie.-
Col. Wo-msr, whose reputation as Farrier i
not often excelled, has ayed them in an cx-
tensive Veterinary practice, FOR tbs past TWEEN
~ hvs years, with great success.
1t is knowledge o. these facts, and the
success they have met with IL this vicinity.
that induces Ms to offer them to The public.
knowing that they Will give satisfaction if prop
erly used.
These powders are very GSe9ui in tie cure
of the various diseases 10 which Horses and
Cattle are subject, such an Hide-bound. Vel
low Water, inflammation OF the eyes, loss OF
Appetite, Inward StEairs, Fatigue from Hard
Exercise, Founder, and Rheumatism or stu
complaint, which is SO common in the western
country.
Itpurifes the blood, carrying on all hun. ,rs
and prevents horses ftom iounderrg and De-
coming std. For coughs AMI colds il is nel
excelled by any other preparation. Fun d.
reetions with each package.
Prepared by Champions x Lindsly, Attica, la.
For sale by PERSHiNc x Co.
plymouth, Ind.
March 2, 1854. 52m3.
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Shingles and Sash for sale by
- j. BRO VNLEE 4 Co.
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DR.. S. HiGINBOTHAM,

Respectfully tenders his professional servi
ces to the citizens of Plymouth and surround
ing country. All calls, day or night, shall
receive prompt attention. Office on Michigan
street opposite the Printing office.
No. soft.
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DR.. X. B1'Olr2l.

DROPOSESt to cure Hernia or Rupture, BY
u what is termed Mr.. O. Hurbuts opllative
remedy, in from fifteen to twenty dsys-ho
matter how long the cases have been standing
Persons from distance will be refunded in
their expenses If satisfaction is notgivcn.
Plymouth, Ind, May ste 81 no I6ly
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TIE MARKETS.

Petersburg, Sep-9.
ToBBacco-Lugs $500 % 600; Leaf,
common to good, Sc 80 a. $40; good
to fine, $40 % Sl2 so.
CoTToN.-Sales at 9.
WHEAT.-Sales at 81 10 "a 72c.
CoRN.-Sales at 78c.
FLouR.-City Extra SO so a $40.
BAcoN.--Va. hug rounds 81 81. Sides
q % Il c.; Shoulders 64 a &c.
GuANo. = Peruvian $50; Mexican
SIS; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville, Sep. 9.
Candles-Fayetteyille Factory lSc.
a. 90. Adamantine so a. 55c.
Cotton-8a SIC.
Flour-Cross 81 IS; fine 90; SUI
perfine So IS
Feathers-45 @ 47c.
Corn--l 90 o. 10.
Molasses-Cuba e5 % %; N, Or
leans 40c.
Whiskey 4S@ SOC.
Norfolk, Sep. o.
FLoUR.--Superfne 81 a 81, Extra
Or 10.
GuAso-Peruvran s4s.
q
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The British mail steamer Africa ar
rived at New York yesterday morning,
bringing Liverpool dates to the 10th
of August, three days later thanbeiore
received.
The steamship Indiana arrived out
on the Esd ultimo and the Alps on the
cath ult.
The latest accounts from the allied
camp state that the Crimea expedition
had not sailed, but that preparations
therefor had been renewed.
On the goth of August the Austrian
army for the occupation Of the princi-
palities entered Wallachia and it is
stated that the whole of WaIlachia and
perhaps Moldasia would be; occupied.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.
New York. Sept. 2,

New. York. Sept. 2.
The Americans steamer Pacific has
arrived with Liverpool dates to the
esd.
Thenews of the capture of, Bomar-
suad by the Allies is confirmed. Ii
was captured on the afternoon &c the
10th Of August, and the garrison, a.
mounting to about 1000 men, we're
Immediately embarked on the allied
fleet. There was not much loss of life
on either side. The English had ONLY
three or fur and. the French upwards,
Of a hundred killed. The walls were
badly damaged before the fortress SUR
rendered. Two round forts behind
Bomarsund' were previously reduced.
They had but small garrisons, and one
Of them made stout defence, having at
the time of its surrender only thirty
five men unhurt.
Admiral Napier has issued a notice
warning all neutral vessels. to leave
the port Of Riga before the 10th of Au-
gust. 1t is surmised that Riga will
be the next point of attack.
The Austrians entered Wallachia on
the 18th. Prussia is arming at all
points.
The expedition to CEimca is tempo
rarily delayed until the abatement Of
the cholera and fever among the troops.
The cholera has considerably abated ait
Varna, Schrmla, and Constantinople,
where it has been fearfully destructive
among the French.
Sixty thousand Russians were con-
centrating on the right bank of the
Pruth. under Gen. Luders, to cover:
the Russian fiotilla on.the Danube.
AT Liverpool cotton had declined an
eighth to sixteenth. Flour and wheat
had ALSO slightly declined. Corn was
firm and active. Consels closed at
ninety>four and an eighth to quarter.
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IMPORTANT NEWS.

New York, september 8.
The United States steamship Star al
the West left San Juan ON the S0th,
connecting with the steamship Cortes,
which sailed from San Francisco .iu-
gust l6.
The San Francisco markets cont :
nucd depressed and must Of the sta
Piles were declining in price.
The mining prospects were never
more favorable than at present.
All hopes of any arrangement be-
tween the two wings Of the Democratic
party. in California have been ADAM
doned. There is now but little doubt
that the Wings will carry the State.
Lieut.. Beckwith, of the overland
surveying party, has arrived at Sacra-
mento.. lie has examined Eve passes
north of Mobiles Pass, and pronounces
all the passes impracticable for rail-
road except Mobiles Pass and the one
next north.
The English clipper ship North Fleet
had arrived at San francisco in forty-
four days from China, bringing intclii-
gencc that the rebels had attacked
Canton with Irresistible bravery, Gauss
ing panic among the Imperial troops
in the city which soon surrendered
without much bloodshed.
A Treaty has been concluded be-
tween the American Commissioner aud
the Government Of the Sandwich ISL
ands for the annexation of the islands
to the United States. This treaty
was dispatched BY mail to the Uni-
ted States from San Francisco on the
10th. All the members of the Kings
council are in favor Of annexation ex>
.cepttwo; and the King himselfis said
to be the most active promoter Of the
treaty. The details Of the treaty have
not transpired.
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TO OUR FRIENDS.

WE have just received lot of New Types.
part of which are intended for theeon-
tempated enlargement Of the Recorder, and the
others to enable us to execute in better style
Blanks and other Job Work. Our friends will
see from this that we are in earnest in the mat
ter Of the enlargement of our paper. and we
hope to receive sufficient encouragement to en-.
able us to do so before the meeting of the Lc-
gislaturc. All that remains to accomplish il is
the purchase of new Press. The paper now
is as large as our old Press viii print; and be-
sides, having withstood the assaults of the Brit
ish in the war of 1872, it is somewhat difficult
to be kept in order, and cannot be safely relied
on. An addition of 80 new subscribers, with
an advance payment, would meet the necessary
expenditure at once. We appeal, then, to our
friends int Orange, Alamance, Granville, Person,
and other neghboring counties, to aid u.s. By a
little effort from each of our present subscribers
all that we require could be accomplished in
few days. The enlargement would make con-
siderable addition to the amount of reading mat
ter each week, and would greatly increase the
usefulness and efficiency of the paper. Ii pro-
pcrly encouraged, we shall endeavor to make
the RECORDER not only faithful exponent of
Wing principles, but also one Of the best Fami-
ly Papers published in the State. Who will be
the first to respond to ocr appeal. We have
labored faithfully and long in the Wing cause,
and for what we believed to be the true into
rests of North Carolina, and surely an appeal
ROW 20 the friends with whom we have co-opc-
rated, will not pass UNDECIDED.
ID. HEARTH & SON.
August9. Is
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The Russians UeTr si.ll roncentrat,
Cd On ne Prulh and the Tuks nese
al Bucharest; bar No Immediate battle
~ expected.
IL . reported that The Talks hsxe
met with terrible defeat Al kan. and
lost IN the battle two thsss-nd prison
ers.
Adssiral Dssns' disisina of troops
has sailed inlo the Black Sea. his
exact destinations is unknown.
The correspondents Of the London
News and Chrpnicle have been arrest
81 By the Turks at Bucharest and or
dered To retire 10 Giargeyv IN thirty
hours. The cause OF the arrest Is not
stated.
An instruction broke out at Damas-
Gus ON the 10Th. bat was soon quelled.
A large portion Of the city Of yarna
has been destroyed by FIRE The Ras-
sian agents saon after the eanflagatisn
were arrested and accused of being
the ineendiaries.
Nesotiationsare pending Tor the 0c-
eupatlen Of the Aland islands BY tween.
tylhOusaal Swedes. Shuaid these me-
gatiatioRs be unsuccessful. il is stated
that the Notifications Will be blown up
on the lst of September.
The French troops AZ Bamrrsund are
suffering terribly from cholera.
The harvest reports nl the crops,
buth IN England ani France. continue
TO look extremely favorable.
Orders have been despatched to the
commandment at Plymouill navy yard to
prepare the ship Caledonia to receive
the Russian prisoners.
The British Government has adyer-
tised Tor large contracts IsT beef and
pork.
ihe' Paris Moniteur saws that the
ihnperpr's return journey was a conti-
nued ovation of all classes of people.
Affairs il. Spain are snbsiding into
quletness. Ii was. believed that the
pew Government was secretly making
an effort TO let the Queen Mother es.
cape with IMMUNITY.
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Philadelphia, Sep. 6.

RioT ANpSDEsTRucTIoN OF CHURCH.
A procrssioH Of the American Pro-
tcstant Associations Lodges Of the State
of New Jersey, mostly composed of
Irishmen, took place at Newark yes.
ter,lay, nearly 1000 being in. fine.
While passing William street, near
High, about four o'clock, in the imme-
date vicinity Of the Roman Catholic
church, the nishborhood thckly popu-
lated with Irish, collision occurred
between the Catholics aud the parties
composing the procession. As the end
Of the procession passed along a man
III the linewas knock ell down, and at the
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SHORT LErrRRs.-If "brevity is the

SHORT LErrERs.-If "brevity is the
soul of w.t." the following correspon.
derrce form models, we should think:
The Memphis Eagle gives the fol-
lowing letter. from flat boatman to
his father. He and his brother "Bill''
had flatted load Of corn to. New Or
leans.
M Orleans, Gune 5.
DEER DAD,-Markets is dull corn is
nifty 10 and Bills dead.
Your aff'ectionate son j. b.
This reminds US Of the celebrated
correspondence between a stay-at home
mother and. her absent son
Penobscot, Maine.
DEAR JosN,-come home. A roll
ing stone gathers no moss.
Your loving mother.
Ehe answer was not long in coming
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CURIous RELlc.-We find the follow
ing in the local column Of the South
Side Democrats:
Among the greatest attractions Of
our State Fair. will be the original ma
nuscript Of Henry's Resolution on the
Stamp Act, offered in the. House Of
Burgesses Of Virginia just three days
before its adjournment in l765. This
interesting relic the first note to the
tocsin which finally woke the Revolu-
tion into being, has, been loaned for
exhibition By its present possessor, John
Henry, Esq, of Charlotte, a son of. its
illustrious author.
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MAIL RonDERy.-We lean from the
baskerville News" that Alpheus, Ia.
than, of Jackson county. has beesar-
rested and lodged. in jail at Franklin,
charged with abstractIng from the u.
Small, on the ssth Of July last, a pack.
aye containing $500, belonging to Cap
tain Stephen Munday, Of Franklin. lie
awaits the oralerof the U. S. District
Attorney.
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a WHEAT GRowING COUNTRY. is
estimated that the Canadas will raise,
the present season, assurplus Of twelve
million bushels Of wheat. Which Of
course will look abroad for afnarket.
BY the new reciprocity treaty. .proyin-
cial grain aud flour come into our
sarket fseeof duty, and upon an equal
footing with the productions Of our
farmers.
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Five Cents Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber. on the 30ih
= Of June last, bound girl by the name of
ELLEN JANE CAPE. She is about sixteen
years Of age, and well grown. All persons arc
forewarned not to harbor or employ her, under
the penalty of the law. The above reward will
be paid for her delivery TO me, but no thanks.
JOHN II. PAUL.
August llth, 1854. 49-3w
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GIVE THEM A TRIAL. Mercenary per-
sons have in so many instances succeeded in
foisting on the community worthless preparations,
claiming for them great medical virtues, that a
great many Individuals refuse TO take any thing
not sanctioned by a physician. This sanction
has been bestowed upon STABLER'S AN0-
pYNE CHERRY ExPECTORANT and d.
ARRHGA CORDIAL in more than five hum
dred instances. Indeed many medical men who
know their virtues regularly prescribe the Ex-
pectorant in cases of Coughs, Colds, and diseases
Of the respiratory organs, which come under their
care. Aud, in all disease of the bowels, such as
DiarrhGa, the Diarrhoea Cordial is prescribed by
them with the utmost confidence in its beneficial
effects. Give these excellent medicines hial.
See advertisement in another column, and de.
scriptiye pamphlets, 10 be had gratis of the a.
gents. P,ice only SO cents for each, or six;bot.
ties for So so.
Uf For sale at the Drug Store.
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New Hampshire is the most free from
colored population Of any State in the
union there are towns in the State
in which black face was never seen.
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back, and Vas pa lang when i got
back.
Rea River. TEXAS.
nKas NeTHER.-cnnsr here. A set
ting hen never Crews faf.
fsur loving son.
And here Is still Shorter:
The editor II lhr Brzdf.ni lft.l In
quirer had inserted she nzme a Abel
Underwood in his ticket instead uf the
cnslition candidate Mhrreapon the
following correspondence ensnes
Weil's River, Asg. N. 1854
RoBkkr:-fake ms name out of
your ticket. uSDERwooD.
Bradford. AUG. ~. 1854.
ABEL I'll won't. RsBERr.
But The shortest correspondence ON
record Is the one between an Amstrr-
dam merchant in want Of news aud his
London agent. The letter ran thus;
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VERMONT Election. - Tile whole
Wing ticket is elected in Vermont
Governor. Congressman, aud a majo-
rity Of the Legislature.
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Obituary.

Died, ssdaeziy. n Granville County. 81 khs
- insis IN ths fls, yea q his age. Rev. Wa.
ls HaRsis. oflhe Nsshodiss rss,-s,anl churrA
Del N ihis counly. On ne soih m. sAnsH
ASs cAsEiScrOx. dasghier Il Rotrr ana Mar.
TIA Hal
: Ere SIN couid Night, or soncw fade,
Death came with friendly care,
Thecrening bud 70 heasen conveyed.
Aud babe il blessom there. :. W.
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PROSPECT OF THE CRoP.-We are
fully persuaded that there is much
more apprehension expressed about a
deficiency inthc graincrops Of the sea
smthaniis well founded. There has
been more than an average crop of
wheat, rye, and oats throughout the
country, and at least half an average
crop Of Indian corn. Let us see what
allthis will amount to:
Bushels.
A full crop of wheat is, ls0,0o0,e COO
ofrye, l5,00o,Uu8
Of oats, 100000 900
OF Irish potatoes, 65,00o,O00
Half crop of corn, 100000, 600
To which my be added
Sweet potatoes, 10000, 900
Buckwhcat. l0,OOO.Oc0
Rice, 100000
Barley, 100000
Peas aud Beams. 10000, 900
Besides an unusually heavy crop Of hay.
Here is about one million Of millions
Of bushels Ut what may be called bread
Ia pretty good provision, one would
think, for twenty six millions of peo-
pie Naf;onal lutelEgeneer.
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gave De ondrri i ihe present case
there v4s 90 usr by fAe proper aa-
therilies. Bat The Gssernment will
scarcely sesk 10 shan proper respou-
sibaily. n. a.
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The fight that was to come Off be-
tween hydraulic ram, and the last
bull sent over BY the Pope, will take
place as soon as Bishop Hughes, of
New York, can obtain the necessary
enclosure. An Irish Bull is to be um-
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-09-13

Smith O'Briea .hassccepted the par
don granted by the British Government,
and his fsaiily expectsoon te meet him
at Brussels. There is probably no like
lihood. therefore. Of his coming 10 this
eountry. as twas al one time rumored
that he intended 10 do.