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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
6 il tld1t &c Il.
Sut9 ). 1851

80 Ga rntticf~ rem llatrr;eihntrn III trr'
"a Stapt 9tlenslm Nor rinigen 5aaen elm
~ 2ebrltng gum Sbrstnsr oinpmtrf, gaimcisS
ga 8" pper SplYeilsr &uGI;ts., Tice'
pienc aIo CUR SSarnuns fiir SeprrinAh, tbm6nisasi
auf uieincn Namen ;u lcibrn rpcr St tUrsei.-
g6er inir bt uirrtr suriia brirgt, Ipt aIa lsint
Srlobnuns Icnrn "9intcrn 9etift' tatni, atss'
feline prtrrr llnfcitcn ,urud ertattrt trfrmnsn.-r
brnn ais Elm Dds base Cb ibn nnDchemnEni uae
OILS Elm @iel fat er mid oerldiitn.
Gbarle6 Suier.
Suli ). 1854 na3nii
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
Oefelt1c6aftS 9(uflbfutg.

Nad,riAt rirp bieunit 9egttrn, boB bic Ieite-
niger i3ejt Der sWiIdm ben llnterjridheten, III
9erO-9Gbeball SaunIdip, 2r@a GNmtp, in rrm
Mebger~ ~0eI 6 4 ft beitanStne 6sinbrle-
6hma, nih 25lsn 5tbtuar pGrA triperItittsr Gin
mitisms nuigeIUBt wprten 1T. 9tlle birjsniana
pater, irrtde nod an bcIastc 6irma IduIbrn, inf
tierrmA auigeferrrrt innrrGalt 30 Glgtn am al
ten Stanrpiabe ou;Nufen uuo ab,ut3ablcn.
llno icld,t fie nod rr6tmdbge JprprmStn ia
trn3 ftnnen tieielte rtrnfallr iir Sia;stlms sin
rriGet,.
Glia5 Stettter,,
&bonas {oittel.
Sut9 ). 1851 uq3n'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
g crDc ctratbct:

9(m t. Sult, burA 9fr. 3etler, goutS gG ins
trrS, ppn NQmtrwn, nit Anna 6. &reib
Ter, Son 6c0ertcwn, 9lortEamptCn Gaunt9.
stm 2. Sult, pur6 Yfr. 9. 81. Sdmudrr,
Ibam 9 S6eurer nit SO pina &emm c.
rer, GeSr ppn NprrpDeitbaQ.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
Ger Qnfript.

8 9Hort, oes SRanncs bSthlte 3ierbe, -
gu oit6lt ibm crit Die rehte SGdrpc,
Gbmidii lbSnsr ibn, als eerbeerreis
Du ltelIlt ibn ,bGber, als Den Grie9cr,
gS6r' CT in taulIno Sdbtatbten Glt0tr
limo tlmpiti blcs fdr 3uhm uno 4rsie.
y6til, fci Dem 8clt oem oieit Su9tno
gfitbt lstrer Sebau III, bcblsr Slang,
Dem rsifet eins cole Suscno,
GrfdIIt nit bcbcm Sbattnoran9.
Gs matbt oeu S9ann gum tapkrn sSpcn,
Sca CT ftin Stbwert sum Sd)ue crbrten
Sir itin 9elLbtcs 8oterlano,
Gr jittert nttbt, ais !oto Su ltcrttn,
@r Iubt nibt @brs gu crrpcrbrn
giIiu-rcttin es PEN ltn9tdds:4ano,
.6tim tebrt CT lpicper gu oGn eitbcn
SRit frtuoeitrabltnotm 6iciht;
Der idGt SrCif III ibm 9e6lieten
Su Der GrfdlIun9 btiI'9tr pfIiAt.
S1itbt Gtcs fit Ii6 tcbtcr atISinG
Sitin i'm ercgartiettn &crcins
9idet or uno pirttt rinet uuo IhufTt.
Ttm Gjanjtn gift tin raittcs StrGben,
Stiu lrnL ltin Gjnt fsin 9anScs eSGtn,
8urs ftinc 90nSt Ronnestraft
Oas Slid oEs Sotsrlano's Su msbren,
65tmIbrt ibm nur 3ufrieeenbrit;
GtEe uuo Sronuna lttts 3n cbrtn,
Stdttn SIltrcttn itoerSttt.
TrCi pcn Dem @rrurtbtif bcr SJ1enoc,
.6Stt or fitb fern rcn bcm Gser6nSe
Siatb GjrSg' uuo aHiiroe, l(mt uno Gbr'.
Gttts ithwli0t or, pr Der Strlj lib brtlttt
9Rc Irohltrrt iitb rin9tnlittt
Grin raltIcs StrcbCn gcbet h6b'r.
SHit faIIhcu Ssocrn iitb Su lhntdrn,
Sit ibm plrbaljt unp uubttouut;
SIte lutht CT l(po'rc iu tcrudtn
9Rit Stirir9tanj uno Stl.tntanr.
Gr olantt nitbt ourh partteitnitrettr,
Sn eiCiru, cocr itnem 8letee,
Oa(i oapru tcmmt bas eanbts Slid.
2(ufridti9 reblihts 8emtibcn,
Tdr's G5utr hcili9ts @r9luhtn
@trtGneCt itstS itin cff'ntr Wld,
glitbt rom Qartbcienboe burdbprun9tn,
Gbrt CT oCn NRaun uuo nitbt ittn Sltto,
Gr tlibt Itin Sbr nit Shmeldlrrjun9rn,
Sttu ocrj 1T frsi rem tlolItn Sitte.
gHiro 2(mt uno GHtrce ibm 0C9ctcn,
Damn it's Itin cifri9ites 8sitrSben:
.Srtu mo 0tpiTtnhoft 3u FIN;
@tm @fao ots 8ed)tEs ntr su wttbttL
SHE itbmuei9c Gjtrptnnidd,t 3si9cn,
lluo ~ trbeutbtln Su9cnriheln.
Gr oltitbt nicbt rIm 9Gouna'ntn &ntcbtt
Den btcs Der 9chu CUR Qrbtit trcibt;
Site, rit cntptibt or itins Rcfti
Durd Sru9 uno ltu9crehti9tttt.
Drum otit TEN NIanns! btNrn eGbtn,
Dtl' Sbatln ibn pas 3euaniB,
Oa6 ibn nit Su9 Ger Same ihmttdt
9lInnt ibn oub nid,t Die 92tltarihibtt
3liuQtu i'm II dit QrtiS:Geotdtt,
Sen ltiutu Sbottn bchcn;Gt'.
St.tr unItcrGtidb brtb ;u httFsn,
90 CT rcr0t6rn ouh i'm SEQ;
Siets miro man Iiintn Siomtu prttgtn
SIN IibEutn 8crtt: "SSGtrict." (G1prtF.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
gSaI6burlt'S fettIame unb ntere1dnte 0arftellung.
aOGomicrcm mmO 0ebrGmbe
1(nciuiliCtrten e9nSioner oss 1Oe(tensL {
ocoeten unter nen 9rcben 8el rel5 $500 @erioncn a

6stH 81 MS n e gsn%a GTGn Der s@Sfmms s
nm otg NJ a. SSn Ssm Gupca
@&utn uuo % er nTs mrc cine
Sn QQentopn Srea8 sSul 9omid9s uno Gtenh6
8Fhd,
3nGst tnH Ahen 3tt 9n atsm m6
stnHTNanNn
SGn3e, Get en- pnicn Spele etc.
Srupp
TtA mnG %"b S SFE @ nis pSs S1,
uf @Htdnn
aus SrS saaSiS
GHgr SE SAM n S O SB9 tn Sa % sS sos Son gSrr,
UAm ed'n "HSa hbtfAcf
SStan9an ~dh atr~nfen &has
C3roben Sanmlns GuiOftdten
siSaT S Srsr't fT% @ 2s @nS Ta "a sss
aran art mAAs ntAa es 6Mah
Sea hra sdabt
&tsFNs smn N
M@Bfita5 Gna ta ermttS
SdeGenS oean Steben 95p9en unb pfef
dt nd a<muutrGas sianrSm
lpagr bptr'dt
9ebtnsretun9 be5 Gapt. Gmitb burb pccabont6
eaohuk num&r etc.
o Der Eradtn y
Die Gtmcrbune MRiB Sane ARc@uo,
pnS
Die 6aapausaJn gt5dms
@rBti8en Ginju8 in Die Sao -i
Nmsn,
lOmr II ubr ScumrtSs; St
&immGpean's brGbmte Sab S3anse,
sTn s ianas @sg @au in ST M
pay Ghr.tnus IL 9alre
Snamfiae
unOGnu Go guNtum
/ san
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
gine Qtite ber Drdmtelt

psls suertannt perbsu cGIsn 6si Der Sabr Der eeba
Gaunm 2tdsrtaasGsltulbaft am 4ten, 5ten unp 6ten
Sttrber, ndbitens.,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
Gfi,,e aus Sd,,paben.

,,autIdcr, ia um's Simntrts wiatn, narum
Iabr'lt pem 70 lan9lam"
,,Sa, Serr, tann net 9'l4mtnbcr, I hot bnta
Stub antunsa, hi uuB nit natb 0eislin8h re4s
ma !t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
Scnnta95s @otte5oicnf-
Gmthcriidc Kirhc.

Gutbcriibc Kirdc.
zI 9lIcr Sr0elbaA wrp Sprmitta9s tint 10 ll9r
in rcr pcutihm Spradle FrCpt9Cn.
9Iltcr Shmmder pirp rrS 9tbcnbs um s llbr
1T Der cnglildrn Sprad,e prebiBen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05

EO- Gin sutes Srrs it rir einc rrfe 6rad't
bic li6 teuat sepfiidt ;a merren, wGbrsnc rte un'
reife tarte T6 ausCr Srrr6 hGtt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
9lc. 5elpfrii6ts.

lie Gcrrsttteit ~ erfabrSn, no Die HttbtwcrbGr cr
ficbt, brc unntersFirts S1ahtarn atsr Die Suatdt,
u. f. 10 nit ibren 9lomensunteribrtfttn bejcu9en 81
lalItn-cus Yrcbe Der Srudt pcrju5t9en, uno ctr
bicrfclsnecn Committee Die Nrt uno g8tiIe Der 8uls
TUT uub gebauune ecs 8cncns gu berlbten.
e-Oapio eaurp, Sclepb gSitnor'.
pcrr SRatr, (3aufnann) Scuatban SRarr uno Sa:
tcD GIsifnatr. Sai6uro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
MQrftp retfe.
NreiIe in 9tuentoun am Oienito0
sc q q 7 / Ch t

mirp Gtemit 9c9ctrn, baB Der llntrri4rirtene alS
Grcclltcr epn Der SnterlahenI6aft Der pcritcrtes
nrn Sannab 3ristrif, leBtbin BON Sbcrs
Iaurrn Sp., Getta Gaantp, anseltellt iperoen 1T.
9tac, Nslde an bcia9tc SinterIairnlaaft i4ulbi9
Itnp, werrrn paAer auiscfcrcert, nnerHalb 6 sSC6'
en- abpbr;ablen, unp Srlfe, bic nod if6tmdlli8e
5urcrun0tn Gabrn teIieber ibre 8e6nun9en cten-
fals tnnrn teil9tsr 3ett wcElteItSttSt etnSuHdn'
bt9ct, an
SQlomoa 9Scauer, Q9ent
iUr Slfc0 S1cber, @rttutcr.
Stunt ). MON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05

Gcmm e-Gbarlts e. @uih, Ytttr Mid:
n, Srbn Qrpcl, 6iram 8. Sbane, David Snsrr.
go. 6.-Nderbaus Yrpbutte.
Tir taS tefts 6ab: SuIhd wci6rr aHatjen, rcther
IBai;tu, 8ra9sn, Sttnts gSEllbtrrn, .Gruro Stec
IRcIIhtcrn. SAFER. S,uhpoi,en- 81
Sir poS bette 9St Simrtbpssaamen, &ttcIaamcn,
SOrfhorroros. Soomsn-ieScs 81
Siir S0s tsite 9sufbd sirlhc Giruntbirnrn, SRer:
csr G5runO6irnsn, RBs G5ruurbirnsn Srloritsn-ie:
ocs 81
Sin YrSmit fit cas- Smrit6citt iserr Der cNisen
Urtifel Siplrnl.
mittts-9srpisS Sbmiet, Scnas 9ierr,
Sasab SGidtr, Scuos 8rctft, Charles Sdbttner.
91r 7 0IHerknu sGjer6the
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
SuGi 5. 1854
CSpltp6 N. S}lfb nltb 60.

Ssuussu oisis GjdcScnbctttm YubtItrnl a6tuu9s=
rru anjuSti9cn, eaa i,e ctnCn
neuen 8atib- uno SuDetrpz zStcbr
on6ean9cn babtu, cute Sbdrt cbcrbolb Shuurinan,'
siCubaro uuo Cos Stcbr, uuo 9trapc Der Sprfarrps
Snltt oFatnibtr 100 iis ruSn Stcd 98aaren fngatet
bacon Der ntbt u6crtrcftn wtrbcn fann uno iic inp
ft c1tIbriItn bic b9cn 9Cu;gcrfSr 9rtit bier Gins
;ufdbren unp an ocnk.eGns su ptrfaufen.
esutt bic Wdntic: crsr Sodubrsn brauhtn, tSnncn
frtotnet eitt uno prtiit cnbcn uno lb d6trau9tn.,
tag bel Scfcpb s Sttp uno. So mr. eisls Satbsn
biui0cr ptrFauit wrosu ols ir9cno lrnlfrrc.
CSuts 9clons espint @Gtlbtn, parraatitt gut Belt
81 halttn, flr 1924 bis $50
Goutt ectpenc betabeo etaetr, % {" 3Ji
Qattnt Scaptr, 30 /" 100
65ctOns YONut eeuutr Suntjn9 @ofbss45 " 1875,
Gjutt iilttrnc Sepnt, 8 10
q" Dttat5tb 0caMr, 10 IS
:" 9otttt 2SapIr, 1S" 25i
9irutuarcIn fir CT Cts. biz $40.
Shrriu9c ,u l2a @ts. bis so.
gltCIt rbilen babtn c nrth Gin olI9cnients 1Gctsi
ttment rcn Snpclrp unb Sittsrpaartn ju prhiufg4
bier oniufGbrcr.'
o. 2(ut 98aartn wcreen pa:rantirt eas ;u fin
fir mas iit rertouft wtrocn.'
Neparaturcn an Sadubrsn, II. 10. rpcreen'
bnclt GUT uno bui9 pCrridtet, unb ia or. Site tSs
tauut fats Gin prr;d9tihr 2trbeittrn tietm @s6it.
bcfsn fs aufenen ItteraIsn SbrI ees Sftnt(then Bus
lprutbs.'
Allentown cSuni %. na(Ni;
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1854-07-05
glc. 2.-pfcrbe unb Glel.

So. S.-Jiinbsieb Ginbeimild.
zHr S,n bdftn guusn. Sabre unc poribsr So 90
70 ,nritbcffen 90
20 bCfitn 8ullcn untsr Sabre 90
30 ;pritbeltcn w
70 ba6 btitt Su(lsntal6 6 O11. aft IL ooruntsr O0
ec bic Etits Sub, 3 Sobrr uno oord6rr q 00
60 Stpcittctc w
70 cas- bette Rino unter 3 Sabre w
70 gpcitGtte w
70 brfc ,Gub.Rolb. GOsr a SNcuats Q 90
o. 6dr Durham uno Seprn Stcd bic nSmltden
Qrimien rpc cbcr.
Gcmmittc e-Satcb DtIin9tr, Gerr. Sdrel'
Der, 2tQtp 2(ppts, Gborlcs Setter uno SSn. Stabr.
SO. 4.-S6afe.
The southerner., 1854-07-29
g~POISONINGzSs

Thousands of parents who use vermifnn.
composed of castor oil, calomel, &c., ara
aware, that while they appear to bepof. NV AZ
patient, they are actually laying the founI
tions for series Of diseases. snob
ton, loss of sight, weakness Of limbs &o
In another column will be fou,1 ,
vcrtisement of Hobcnsacks Medicine,
which We ask the attention of all droo, "
terested in their own as well as tho;. G,'' "'
dren's health. In Liver Complaints ou,
disorders arising from those Of hin; ~
Tyre sh0"lf make use of the on'y gcn1in'
medicine, Hobensack's Liver Pills
ns~"Be not dsceice'l," but ask for 1oh.
sacks Worm srnp and Liver Pills, and W.
serve that each has the signature os tho y
prietor, j. N. HOBENSACK as nona .,.
are genuine.
The southerner., 1854-07-29
LfI3YI'FSS.

The President transmitted to the
Senate, on the 22ud inst, a messace ap-
proving the bill apprnpriating $40, 600
for the Improvement of the Cape Fear
River, 'on the groun that the obstruc-
tons which the proposed appropriation
Is intended to remove are thc results of
!, is of the General Gnvernm ,nt.'
The debate in the Senate on thc To-
ligent Insane bill vas brought to close
On Thursday, AMI the question be
iAs put, shall the bill pass notwithstand-
ing the objections of th: President; &C.
quirinc a vote of twot thirdS) it was de-
sided iii the negative, ayes 81, noes Do.
The Senate has laid BY thc Il clip
rocity Treaty, anl il will not be acted
upon until after new Canadian Par
lirmcnt sh,ll meet and give its decision.
1t has been discovered that new obsta-
Gle to the ratification of the treaty ex-
lists in the provision throwing epcn to
TIA, colonies the coast fishing of the
United States to the thirty-sixth degree
of latitu lc; an / that the General Gov
crnmcnt is not vested with the Pl>cary
ri sht, but it is reserved to the States.
According to the decision of the Senate
in 1888, this provision is unconstitu-
tional
The southerner., 1854-07-29
Nem York Mon~y PttAic.

New York, J"I,y 7.--The panic in thc
New York money and stuck markets,
caused by the recent fraudulent stock
issues, still continues.
1t has been discovered today that
Rylc, the Secretary Of the Harlem
Company, has ovcrlrawn his account
100000. 1t has also been asccrta:ned
that Mr.. Schuyler, acting as transfer
agent of the Mougatuck RAILROAD, has
issued $40 900 of fraudulent stock.
VIM. Borrow 4 Son, AMI Messrs
Blackford and Rainstord, Stock Bro
kcrS, have failed. More failures are
expected. Great excitement prevails
III Wall street in consequence of the
late failures, aud the discovery of frauds
Stocks of all kinds at the New York
Stock Board have declined to-day from
two to Eve dollars per share, owing to
the rcccutly discovered frauds in over
issues.
The southerner., 1854-07-29
For TIE SoUTnERNER.

Mr.. Editor: Sir. the meeting held Oh
the llth inst. in Tarboro', which nomi-
mated Messrs Bridgers and D'Berry,
was not unanimous in it's action. The
resolution passed requesting the nom'-
necs not to treat III the canvass, some
persons wanted stronger than mere
request not to treat-a s't'st, IT under
stood it-but this was no go. con-
fcss, sir, that although opposed to the
treating practice, that am at a loss to
see how it can be put down consistent
with the rights of men, only by moral
suasion, and thus far / am willing to
90 and no farther.
To prescribe men by legislation on
moral posnts, for the purpose of making
them moral or religious, has never ef-
fectel any good, but has done much
evil To attempt to legislate one evil
spirit out of man, you will legislate ten
times more evil spirits into him. The
Legislature should not meddlc with the
private moral duties of men, further
than to protect them in their persons,
property, and the peaceful enjoyment of
the same, and to worship God in way
that seems right unto them. To s. be-
yond, will lead to anarchy and build up
in this country religious despotism.
TO make the treating question moral
test, and bring it to the ballot box an |
into the politics of the country as s"ch,
is something cannot lend myself to
! do.
Here let me say to the democrats OF
! Elgecoln5e, if we do admit moral
.'test," we soon may have u religious
test in disguise following in its train.
Already We have one pharisee whig
seeking Office, saying to the people | am
professor of religion and my opponent
is cursing, swearing character. Doe;
such language mean nothing? No, fcl
low democrats, he would have a mem
Der of the church, or "a professor Of re
ligion,' test to elect him to the high
est office in this State; ani for which
hope every patriot in North Carolina on
the 3ri Of August next will give him z;
mcrtcd rcbuke. \ FARMER
The southerner., 1854-07-29
lirtJ;nitf ant North Caro7iHa.

4 meeting was recently held at Pc
tcrsburg, Va when it VAS resolved to
form united Agricultural Society for
these states, anl the officers were elect
ed therefor--rhe project does not >cm
to fad much favor in North Carolina,
as it is supposed that it will Interfere
with the State Society already cstab-
lishcd, anl which is now ia flourish
ing condition In that State.
Imcricux Farmer.
The southerner., 1854-07-29

4 FACT WORTH KNOWING 1t should
be borne in mind that We have pursued Il
course entirely different from the usual no L,
in bringing our medicines to thc notice of
physicians The recipes Of STABLEis'S S
AN0D9NE CHERRY ENPECTOR4NT
AMI DIARRHEA CORDIAL have been
made known oSa.fdeetiaAg, to upwards Of
five hundred medical mcn, every one OF whom
Recommendation rs hiyaly efficient remedies
The Expectorant aas been pronounced by
TIA cm to be au excellent remedy in all cases
ofCea@hs, Colds, CrouF, Broncht' :, Asth
saa, ami diseases ef the Lungs and Throat
generally The Diarrhcca Cordial has also
Te ccivcd thcir unqualified praise as q acdy
:er diseases of the bewels, both in children
anil adults; and the many cures that these
good medicines have effected, prove the
opinion well founded They
should be kept in every family, ready for III
stant use when occasion mliy require. Sc,
in another column, and de-
scriptiye pamphlets, to be had gratis of the
agents Price of each, only 80 cents, or six
bottles for s. so
The southerner., 1854-07-29
FoI THE S9UrHERNER.


TnrJorouyh, J"Iy lSM, 1871.
Mr.. + litor: In the portion of nay ar
ticle which appeared in your last NUN
Der, thc argument against the "Ncw
County" on its mc<its was just entered
upon and it abruptly broke off with the
enumeration of only few of the facts
bearing on the qucstIon-lcst thy
should be forgotten and in order that
the reader may have the whole case be-
fore hia ia one view, with your permis-
sion [ shall re-statc them here, IN con-
ncction with the others
More than half century ago the
present boundary lines Of the county of
Edgecombc were cst,blishcd-s;ncc
their adoption the public highways
have been multiplied and greatly im-
proved-thcrc are not ten men residing
in the county, the owners of horses, who
are distant FROM Tarborough the county
seat, more than six or seven hours and
as to majority of those without horses
they would nerer have thought of the
movement unless it had been suggested
to them, and they are indifferent about
it now-for twenty-f five years there has
been little or no business in the way of
trade or commerce between the people
who are seeking the establishment of
the "New County" and Tarboroush-
about l84e, railway was constructed
through portion of the county and a
point near Toisnot Swamp was selected
as depot or station-it soon bceame a
place Of business at the expense of Spar
ia, Stantonsburg and other points of
trade in the. county and gradually ex-
panded until it rose to thc dignity Of an
Incorporated town by. the name of Will
son-six or seyea years ago this town of
Wilson conceived and. after an unusual
ly and unnaturaliy protractcd period Of
CESSATION brought forth in severe travail,
the monstrosity known as the "Ncw
County" is formed or made up of
parts Of four counties, [ mention them
in the order Of their size and population
beginning with the largest, Johnston,
Edgccombe, Wayne and Nash-from
the first and third Of these counties it
takes the smallest portions or slices ana
from the second and fourth, the largest
ones-it leaves in the county of Nash
persons who reside at as great if not a
greater distance from the Court House
of that county than those it takes away
it leaves in the county Of Elgecombe
on its confines, as many persons as it
takes away, who in practical sense re-
side as far from Tarborough, they being
only one or two hours nearer-it will
greatly increase the burdens of those
who are left in the old counties, cgpeci-
ally Nash and Edgecom5c, by raising
their taxes and rendering jury duty
more frequcnt-nanyif not all the mat
ters of high public concern which arc
dependant upon county organization AMI
action will be thrcwu into confusion
and require to ~ *cgul-;uI afyesh-
The southerner., 1854-07-29
The Public Lands.

There has been probably more said
and less understood, in and out of Con-
gress, on the subject Of the Public
Lands, than on any other question of
public concernmcpt. MIR. Disney, of
Ohio, made Speech on it in the House
of Representatives on the 7tA ult., per-
haps as lucid and explicit as any that
has as yet appeared, ia which he clearly
demonstrated by ''facts and figures"
that never, in the history Of Govern
mcnts, nor in the history of private in
dividual ownership of vast tracts of land
has there been SO rigid an economy
pract.c ID in their disposition as has been
practiced by the Government Of the T.
Dited States in relation to its domain
that no grants have been made to States
unless by compact, nor to corporations
Or individuals without a fair compcnsa-
ton. This speech being controvcrted
by Mr.. Bennett of New York, Mr.. Dis
ney procured from the General Land
Office the following testimonial "that
the facts therein stated are true, accor-
ding to the official records"
The southerner., 1854-07-29

W as almost inert and useless, until vo,,u.
valuable Liniment was applied Since wh;.,
time, am happy to state, she has cn;o.
uninterrupted good strength, and Can
her arm nearly as pliantly as before it m
dislocated. ""'
l would state, however, that prior % !.
ing your uncqualled Liniment rsod
other remedies, but without the lp,s. l. '"'
cial re suit. D. NJ S,tv~,t"
See advertise mcnt in another column
The southerner., 1854-07-29
-5g-\ SECRET FOR THE LADIES.

Es@.A SECRET FOR THE LADIES'
HOW TO PRESERVE BEAUTY.-Don't
use Chalk. Lily White, or any of the so call
ed cosmetics, to conceal faded or slllow
complexion
Ifyou would have thc rose brought back
to your check, a clear, healthy and traasra-
rent skin, and life and vigor infu scd through
the SYSTEM, get bottle Of Carriers Spanish
Mixture, ana tlke itaecording to directions.
1t does not taste quito as we'll as your sweet
mcats: but if after few doses yeu do nDt
find your health aud beauty revir:n%, your
step elastic and vigorous, anal the whole sys-
TEN refreshed and inviyoratcd like a Spring
morning. then your case is hopeless, and all
the valuable certificates we possess, SO Il T
naugat. 1t is the greatest purifier of the
blood known: is perfectly harmless, and at
the same tilne powerfully cicacous-
=. See advertisement
The southerner., 1854-07-29
CANDIDATES.

Eleet'o" Q" 2An's1oy, 3m Aug.
1%We are authorised to ammonia,
HENRY /. CLARK as candidate f,r
reelection to represent this county in fl.
Senate of the next General Assembly
1s~]le arc authorised to AMMONIA,
JAS. 4. JENKINS as a candidate for =,
election as Sheriff of this county.
Rag I'VE arc authorised to announce
REnDING S. PETwAY, as a candidate
for the office of Sheriff of this eountv
at the ensuing election.
The southerner., 1854-07-29
From the GIobr.
Note From Mr.. Disnrn.

".
HALL HOUSE oF REPRESENTATIVES,, >
JuIs IL, 1854.
SIR: The extraordinary course of MIR.
Bennett, the member from New York,
seems to require public notice. AT
ter a most vulgar attack, his fears
prompted him to preveat me from a re-
ply To accomplish this, he FIRST de-
nanded the previous question immcdi-
atel = upon the conclusion of his speech,
aud refused to withdraw it, though
personally appealed to him to give me
an opportunity to reply. Despite his
maaoeuvering, however, I subsequently
got the floor, and this morning, when
about to again expose his reckless asser-
tions, and to hold up in their true pro-
portions both himself and his speech,
his apprehensions led him to raise a
point Of order upon the fact that [ had d
already spoken once upon thc subject.
The House, however, gave nae pcrmis.
sion to proceed; but, grown desperate,
the member from New York demanded
the yeas and nays, and was compclled
to forego the opportunity, or cause The
time of the House to be wasted for a
longer period than I should occupy if
obtained the floor. The force Of this
latter consideration is understood by all
who are familiar with the press of bus
mess at this late day Of the session. I
Welded to it as matter which the
House had right to expect of me, and
waived my claim, and thus let the mem
Der from New York escape.
To show that all the statemon.s MN
tanned in my land speech are beyona
the reach OF question, l append a lcttor
which l have received from the Con,
missioner of the General Land OiGco
cmphatically indorsing them all as true
1t isa pregnant commentary upon tn,
statements of the member from New
York If [ had obtained the floor, 7
think that | should have couclusivelv
The southerner., 1854-07-29
TO THE POLLS!

On Thursday next the Democracy of
this State will assemble at the Polls to
record their votes in favor of Bragg eAtl
the Constitution. That there will be a
full attendance we have not the least
doubt, and consequently anticipate a
glorious triumph.