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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-17

Pure and Unadultersted Articles, carefully Sc
lected, alone enter into the composition of Stab
ler's Good Medicines This, with, the careful
and scientific manner 10 which they are compoun-
ded, is doubtless a great cause of the unexampled
success which Stabler's Anodyne Cherry Expecto-
Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, &c.
The Diarrhe Cordial also has been very successful
in those painful and dangerous diseases of the
bowels, which sometimes prove so fatal. They are
both used and highly recommended by a large
number Of physicians and others, of the highest
standing, and have proved fully worthy of their
encomiums. You are advised to make trial of
these articles, should you need their aid, and mark
their beneficial effects. See descriptive pamphlets
to had of the agents. 20-2t
For sale in Raleigh, by P. F.. PESCUD, and by
Merchants generally.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-17

THE GREAT RESTQRATIVE-FeUer and
Ague finally cured by DR.. WLane's Liver Pills
Mr.. Jonathan Hougham, of West Union, Park CO.,,
Illinois, writes to the proprietors that he had suf
fered greatly from a severe and protracted attack
of Fever and Ague, and was completely restored to
health by the use Of the Liver Pills alone. These
Pills unquestionably possess great tonic properties,
and can be taken with decided advantage for ma
ny diseases requiring invigorating remedies; but
the Liver Pills stand prominent as a means of
restoring a disorgaRized Liver to healthy action /;
hence the great celebrity they have attained. The
numerous formidable diseases arising from a dis
eased Liver, which so long bafHed the skill of the
most eminent physician of the United States, are
now rendered easy of cure, thanks to the study
and perseverance of the distinguished physician
whose name this great medicine bears-a name
which will descend to ~posterity as one deserving
of gratitude. This Invaluable medicine should al
ways be kept within reach and on the appearance
of the earliest symptoms of diseased Liver, it can
be safely and usefully administered.
P. S. The above valuable medicine, also DIR. NJ
Lanes celebrated Vermifuge, can now be had a
all respectable Drug Stores in this city. Va. Pur
chasers will please be careful to ask for, and tax,
mono but DIR. M'Lane's Liver Pills. All others
in comparison, are worthless. 80
For sals by IF. PESCUD, Druggist, Raleigh.
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MARKET.

GEO. II. Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Turpentine has again advanced, Toe. on dip, and
Sc on virgin; 2 29c. for dip, 81 80 virgin, and 81 so
hard spirits turp. has declined from 40 to 37c.. and
dull rosin at 81 for small and 81 20 for large bbls
tar, there has been very little doing selling at eli;
cheese IN moderate supply, liz q lie; butter, a
cliaed a shade, At for clean; molasses, arrival of a
cargo new % hhds., "a by 5 to 10 hhds. 25c.;-
-four, stock of Fayetteville very light, 9 to S94
from wharf; lime, supply moderate at l % to 1 80
from store; corn, a cargo of 200 bushels at 964
p Sc lbs, or gee. q bushel corn meal 81 to ] 05;
bacon, n. new, lie. hog round cotton, there is
a light supply, sales 239 bales at 81 to S4ci lard,
supply light, l21 to BE-; n. o.. molasses, 100 bbls.
old crop, 25e., 90 days; coffee, moderate supply at
lO4 to log a cargo that was expected here stopped
IN Charleston, and selling at IL to III. TJan 13.1
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

Tobaceo-The receipts continue very moderate.
For Tugs prices are rather better and leaf about the
same range as before the holidays-very little of
good quality offered. We quote Tugs ST "a Al;
leaf common to midlins ssh a 81; Wheat-a
good demand especiallS good to prime lots at
~a0 ssLas .N%
as IN quality; Cotton, we 1Ptics more enquiry, and
sales of some parcels at a 9or a prime lot-a little
better might probably be done; Corn, very little
arriving-sales at so cents Flour, extra $40; su-
perfne SO @ 81; Bacon, little doing in Virginia.
Western rather lower; sides s "a 81; shoulders u
"a s cents Lard in kegs IL "a III; barrels 1O1
@ IL; Guano, demand limited, and prices without
change Salt, fine 1 80 a ! 95 ground l As a
l 5O IN lots from the wharf. Jan. Is.
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10 FEMATE

The Trustees of the Whitmell Female Academy
wish to employ a Teacher fer the present year. A
lady of experience and of undoubted qualifications
will find immediate employment. Satisfactory tes-
timonials will be required. THE TRUSTEES.
Whitmell, January 10, 1855. 20-3t
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BOARDING FOR STUDENTS.

TNHE subscriber, occupying a large and eommo-
dious House, convenient to both Schools, is de-
sirous of boarding Is or Is young Ladies. Her
terms are 9 dollars per month for board, washing
included. Her utmost endeavors will be exerted to
please all who may become inmates Of her house.
MARY A. BARNETT.
Oxford. Jan. IL. 1855, Got
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BosToN, Jan. 10.-The very latesthere from
ST.. Louis, states that at the last ballot Of the
legislature for Senator, the vote stood-Atchi-
son Sc; Doniphan 81; Benton 40; Wilson l.
This was strictly a party vote.
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PRICES

RALEIGH UNCONSTITUTIONAL Prices.
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age, by
chant, Harget Street, Raleigh. Flour 81 to 81 IS
q Dbl. Corn IS to 90 p bushel. Meal 90 to 81 90.
Bacon, hog round, 103 to III. Hams 124 to a.
Butter 20 q %. Stock peas, IS TO so, white do.
so to so. Pork Sc so to 81.
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WESTLAND MALE ACADEMY.

TNHE 3rd session Of this institution viii COM
menco on the 18th Of January, 1885.
Students can be thoroughly prepared at this
school to enter college.
A new Academy is building, which viii be COM
Portable and commodious. Il is situated between
the town Of Halifax and WarTenton. being about
Is miles from the former and % from the latter
place, in a beautiful and healthy section Of country.
Ample arrangements have been made for board
ers by Mr. Jn5. ". Heptinstall, on whose premises
the Academy is located, also by Messrs. S. u. Geo
and ". II. Carter.
TEREs PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS:
Board including washing ard hght,...~-.S4O 90
Tuition, primary English branches, ...-.-.-..7 so
Advanced. 90
Latin, Greck and Mathematics, .........-~..l5 90
No deduction except in eases Of protracted i'll
ness. For additional information. address
JN0. w. HEPTINSTALL,
Westland, Halifax CO., N. C..
Dec. p5tb. 5854 IS-3t
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INFORMAL COLLEGE UP AND COVERED.
IN VIII be sold by the undersigned, on Friday
I'd day of February next, at Auction, Is or 20
Building Lots, from leo yards to so rods from Nor
NAL College. Best chance yet offered to the public.
OH S. BROWN.
Jan. /, 1855. 1S-4t
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NORTH Carolina Book Store.

North Carolina Book Store.
TTESRY d. TURNER has for sale, the SUI
III preme Court Reports, uniform sets or single
volumes. Price reduced.
Iredelrs digest, three volumes,
Swaim's Justice,
North Carolina Form Book,
Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities.,
by retail, a complete assortment Of School BOOKS
Blank Books stationary and Fancy Articles; Iu-
yeniIe and Toy Books all the New Puolieauons
as seon as issued the Standard Publications IN
every depaTement of Literature, Arts ana Scienes
and in every language, Ancient or Modern
Music Books and Musical Instruments.
Writing Desks Of Leather, Rosewood and Mahogany.
W. r.. do do and Paper Machis
Walkipr Canes and Whips, great variety
Choice Gold Pens in Silver and Gold Cases,
Velocined ;. Gigs, Hobby Horses, Barouehss'
Wheel Barrows, DC. m-
PooK BINDING, in every variety, promptly
oxoo,tad in the neates. manner
Select Garden Seeds-every variety-War-
..r,a5 fresh and good-seleeted from the most sP-
nroyed seedsmen and Gardeners inthe NsrthsrA
Country
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-01-17

t@5rticle in the worlds code OF ethics
y rumseller claims the right of rendering
families poor and miserable, and at the same
time impose unnecessary taxes upon the
community Has he a moral right to beggar
the wives and children of his nelghbors =
Has he a legal right to blast the fame OF his
fellow.men and eternally damn his brother I
Can the priuci7le be recognized
Can human law confer the legal right upon
= man to use his means to fill jails with Grim
mails. crowd asylums with idiots and paupers
and load the gallows with strangling felonS :
Who gives the rumseller the moral right to
destroy tho brightness of home and to burst
asunder the hopes that are anchored at the
Rresido altar BY what right does ne curse
a community with fights, riots, and impose
on honest men the burthen of paying taxes
10 support the dignity of the common law
The rights Ct the rumseller have been held
mn before US to deter us from the course we
have marked out ever since we first put GU
nib to paper against the rum-curSe. "her'
does he base his rights Will some on
eawerY We pause for reply.
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CLINTON FEMALE INSTITUTE.

OdAAFLOAF LNIAAILL I-FDLLI LLs
FENHE Fifth Semi-Annual Session Of this Insti-
IL tuition VIII commence en- the 29th day Of Janu-
airy 1855.
The principal having purchased a complete set
of Philosophical, Chemical and Astronomical APP
paratus; also made such additions TO our present
Library IS the Advancement of the pupils require,
we are thus enabled to open the rext session
with renewed facilities for impsrtimg knowledge,
and such as are possessed by but few Institutions
of the kind in our country.
Il. A. BIZZELL, sec'y Board OF Trustees.
Clinton, Jan. !, 1855. 1S-S
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Wake Forest College, Dec, -, 1851. 18Etf
New bakery and CANDY Mannfactorv,

NEW baKeTy anu Cdnuy WaAu1actory.
MFRS. HARDIE desires to say TO the public, that
III she has recently employed a superior Baker
and Candy Maker. She viii keep constantly for
sales CAKES and CANDIES, of great variety, and
is now prepared to execute orders for Cake for
Dinners and Parties. Families and Hotels can be
supplied with any kind or any quality of Desserts.
She viii FIJI orders for Candy at Wholesale, and
forward 1t to auy part Of the State.
Raleigh. Xoy. IS. 1851. I4-tf.
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Temperance Items.

ILLINoIs.-A bill has passed the House of
Representatives of this State, repeating all
the license laws. The vote stood yeas 81
nays 81.
New YoRK.-A prohibitory bill has been
introduced into the Legislature Of New York,
similar to the one vetoed by Gov. Seymour,
emitting the search, seizure, and confscation
clauses. (.
TExAs.-The GAINESVILLE Messenger of a
late date says Though we have for a long
time been Of the opinion that the people Of
this portion Of Texas were opposed to the re-
tail Of ardent spirits or, at least, were op-
posed to obtaining q revenue to the State and
county at the expense of good order, industry
and morality, yet we must acknowledge that
the vote against the License Law, far exceed
ed our expectation. With one exception, we
believe that every county in Northeastern
Texas has voted down the License Law, at
least, that is the result so far as we can as
certain-and this has not been done by mere
maiorities, or by neglect to vote, but in al
most all cases, the vote taken upon this ques-
ion was equal to the votes cast and in some
Ases the vote against the License has trebled
d guadrupled the vote in favor of it.
WnGy. Tha.a =. - .ovo,k Eya d;uis;ope
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THE F0RTY-THIRD SESSION OF WAKE
i FOREST COLLEGE viii open on the fourth
Monday OF January, with greatly increased means
of imparting instruction, particularly in the Scien-
ces which require experiments for their illustration,
as the College has neto and qnple apartments for
this purpose. AEacng the ins4nments are a Teles-
coma % ~-s-rienhgowers g TesokeN ehula, bring in
to tne observer E@eld OF view f4e Moons o. JnPH.-
with a glass Plate Il thirty-six ieches diameter, and
an Air Pump ofpgwer to freeze water. These two
last mentioned Instruments must be equal 10 any
in the South, as, until recently, so large have not
been frequently made. 1t is intended in a short
time to make the Chemical Apparatus as complete.
WM II OWEN -
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,,s ~ ..b,.i, 4. F.. I.,l-ilt,i.. whlsh Nc has
.,rr.al.ssl, ..-rmea, ,hs, snsl's'y W" w"
zee. :. the, essr 7 ess."' he sl''v''
- .les. ,le,n,y A " nlesn vletc'y" ~ p"-
rala urp,fss.i lralsiaasl o's's ~ trying Ja'es
would be dangerous 80 " SEAMS - be W '"e'
in r.nnsiisarle io tho authority ~ tn Jph
olatY, IL such case. tho Law 40 s'g'
Judge ns,l s1o'ds u" means i't 'o''"
hs me, llut then tho hoy of my pb'"'
Ia always In my own pockets h't" only
Ia Ct down IN my tn"rs to tho n'"fping am
tfc,passing judge. to beg bis pafdon, "ni 'p'
nil 10 his usufprd jpriadictioo. n'd perhaps h'
will let mo out. II Apply to tn" Zap rm'
Count Of rcnnayl,noIa they cant r"''a'" N %
Their duties are Of n widely different Kind
"Th,y consist, soy. Judge Back on thor be-
half, "n Encouraging rs much "a IN them l''s All
g. such contests with the legal autho tio' OF tho
country This Ger sinly is new and h'gh'y
original view Of the duties Of the SnPrcm"
Court Of Pennsylvania. Wehsd supposed that It
was princi pal duty Of such Supr, me Courts to
leep , watchful eye over all other trbunsls, TO
prevent them from being made lnstrnmsn's drop
pre- ssop, and 10 hold out helping hand to lodi
viduals struggling against such oppression. So far
from tbst according 70 the law as laid down by
Judge Black, the grand business aud duty Of
the Supreme Court Of PENIS ylvsnia consists
in discoursgiDg as much as in them lies all such
cont ests with The legal authorities Of the cJun-
try! The chief duty of judges in Penusylsa-
MIA, that for which the people pay them their
salaries, seems then to be 20 stand by snd en-
courage each other in wrongs aud usurpations,
md to take care tina. wrODged and falsely i'm
ursoned citizens DO not obtain clean vic
"toIy" over their judicial oppressors. 1t Is
not TIE rights of the people but the prer Jgatives
Of the Bench tor the maintenance of which the
Supreme Court of Penusylvsn exists Judge
Black lays il down as their Leading duty to dis
courage al resistance to legal asurpatiOas.
This case in fact goes the whole length OF ex-
fencing to every Judge that unlimited po Yer of
comnittiIg for cOntt mpt, beyond the reach or
remedy of any kind Of legal process, claimed for
I'll, mselyes by the British Houses of Parliament.
If the iudees of Pennsylvaoa or t ose of any
other State imagine that they can compel the
people Of this country to submit to any s1ch
pre;ensiors, we assure them they wilt hdd
them,elyes exceedingly mistaken. This attempt
to turn the Bench, already sufficiently disgrac d
BY some WAC sit Oh it, into standing asy l0m
FOX irsol-nce, falsehood, and usurpsSion, must
prove disastrous ia lure.
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'a'h"r AZ being nearer 10 the gatterai "cA.-
Kssigoning. This 10 better than "ss,.. =,
"Upperw Still better would 30 n.m. A..
rived from that long tongue Of land shieh "A.
old Missionary explorer described As "sn.,,.
so the bow Of the Lake" Kswa-ss,..
nov contasted into Ke-wee.n,w. sr,uu.
which shall preserve the memory Of the s,ori,.
ines Of that secti0n-ihe Harons or As Chin.
pevas.
But, better than oil, why not name the s.v
State from lie prime pal river, as in case Of %
msny oftbe statesl by doing this We save "a
Ibd'an name, we conmen ors,e the place ~iers
the Grst great mass Of native copper ~m found.
20 far back as the time of Father Msrqaetss sal
bis compeers, snd above all, attach to tns yle-
rious region as its name one Of the ncblsst sat
Notwithstanding words ever spoken BY huma
organs.
Our voice is for the State Of Onto. nAw-s on-
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pENNsYLyANIA BLACK LAW.

As our readers lesrned some days since Judge
Kane has at last found &n adalirer and eulog'st
Judge Black Of the Supreme Court Of Penn
syl,apis, in delivering the recent opinion OF
that Court refusing to release Psssmore VII
hsmsou from the Sroundless and false imprlson-
mest under which he is suffering, describes his
tailor as "the learned and aprighs magistrate
"wbo presides in the District Court"
1t nigh. be supposed, indeed, that this was
iIonical-,his alusiOu to Judge Ksne'S upright
ness being Au. ely way OF insinusting that he is
standing at this moment in Father painful and
precarious posture-not on his feet, but on hls
heao. The context, however, will not admit OF
this Interpretation. Judge Black plainly To-
tends to represent Judge Kane not as Judge
on his head with bic heels in she air in the act
Of performing most extraordinary piece of
lofty iumbliDg on the Bench, bat as standing So
ber,y and steadily on his feet-an Upright
"laese" ~ TIE literal and ordinary sense.
The value, however, Of praise, as Of many
ot.er thirg,, deptn' "a very much upon whom 1t
eouss from. To BE- praised By man, himse {
wo,tly Of yrtis., !, 30 ezesileSt and e1rnioft-
able ,hng ca TIE eoniTsV, bers are men
vloss eopn. pes.iOns bsss only damaging
fleet, md tsis v. sosDse, ia oss u ,to's essss
Jodzs Kane b., kinssP wa ,ufSsiSntly aissvev.
h fact sts,es N the sesifiis n tss pable. sp'
". tesb, 'sty mses wbsshs' he praises II
JrSgs Blask, hSps,sf shsy tasT ss's bs.a il,
tslAss ~ s.ss.4s l;-s. Nil 'ssas' Li,s re
be !ssfasst ,sy MRS ps'stssis mss ssfs's
Tts eltt1s IL skies tAls tPAe.tl9t'a"s ~
Jtess KsEFs lsssp'ss ssl srss'st's -
.skeelts. 4. 49, bttly y ne tsrt l'st
N.t ~ lls isil,rsfs ssys.lsy y sfg'sss -
q, u e.sss,s sasi-es N t4sss g%.flsAs i.aes4 I"
ss,os,j, .sls D. ,is IA vsls' viasl sls ssa2,-s,
n = ,pfss pls>4 ,sAseSss! ~ r1ss 2.ss ~.
sa4lss - tss As%lse sSS1ss4. 80 rsaeh ss9ss
kst y ~, ~. - e.as 'syy sss~, L4-sSs rs. &
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Nrw youn n,uy TRIBUNE SATURDAY September ~, 1875

,,,ia adba,spsa 10 the vhrds n tho aoshofj The
.L,,ess ~ ell ~ that spostn"eo"s '"'s'ny ana
,,.t.iiy ybieb hmsrissp asd Eoglish c'ms-
dlsus .. ohen ip,~fpol,'s into hTir ps'"
,La .,a,.fui ease and bainfalpsss 81 benfng hnf
A.. ppsgeetsd simplicity ~ dietion which mrh
tls french school. ara qualities that we may s'ndy
aud appropriate with advantage. Bat there |"
,o,Ll,g Which we would moro com mend 10 imta-
,ion ,Lan Tho fro dom Of Tho French acting from
V,os,pess. vugafty. and oraggsraslop. Inc pup
iio here ,olersts and sometimes applaud things OF
this sort. which IN Paris would not bo allowed f1r
a moment There tho stage IN eitcroals and man
per, Ia abreast with polished and cultivated socle-
~ and IL Ia greatly 10 be desired that tho same
sbould be- the case In this country also.
We cherish no Gnespun theories about reform
inc or elcvaing the stage and have no idea that II
csn be- lifted above the general level OF the world
by which 1t IL surrounded. But 1t Ia a permanent
social institution which supplies want that moth
inc else can answer In America, at least, it was
never 20 nonrshing as at this moment aud II 1t
cannot be raised to very lofty ideal Standard
such for instance az that set up by those phioso-
piers who regard it as sort OF counterpart and
complement to the Churchill may certainly be
much amended. One most valuable and opportune
source of such improvement we have now indi-
Gated; and we cannot but hope that the traces OF
Mdlle Rachels visit may long be seen in the
snelioration and refinement of the American
theater
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THE BOARD OF AMERICAN COMMISSION MRS
OF FOREIGN MISSIONS.

UTICA FndaY, Sepk II, 1913.
The Board was occupied yesterday mornlag hearing
interesting reports from various Committees IN ~hon
different parts of the Aunus Report Of the Prndesas
Committee bad been referred In the If ernoon hs
Lords Supper adminis'sred so large aud deeply
interesting audience. The election for officers satei
in the resppon,ment Of tho prceent in 'umbepts
Interesting addresses we're delivered last eveoins 10
large audit nee. TOTS morning the Bosrt colvesef
at 81 O'clock rbe Prudential Committee va en-
powered to call special meeting of the B,srt sfer
the arrival Of the deputsion from India to coasdee
the pIopre.y of adopting the changes proposed to be
made in Missionary sbor.. The Board adjourned d
II A. NJ, TO meet next year at Newark, N. j.
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Nsm'llurk daily Iribm,m
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1856.

To ApvERrIsERs - The cIcu snon Of THt WEEKLY
THEME immense, and tho number OF Advertise
merits pressing for insertion IA II exceeds the psee chooss
to them have raised the price Of Advertising
therein TO sersntyfrs PEI line, little than half
per line for each thousand copies printed and dpchSd
TO DOR readers. Even this 1t tho cheapest rnedu
eIt.nt requiring the widest and fullest pub
Hcity We prefer cards to long and shall b glad
tho enhancement mpes patrons study bTevy in their
announcements Remember thai only insert IN any
week such handed before WednesdsJ evening
". are obliged to 60 to uress early ThursdsJ morning
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The terrible pestilence now deP"pulatng
Norfolk AID Portsmouth not DOLLY excites the
sympathy of the entire couotry for those who
are made to suffer from it's Affections, but Datd-
rally calls forth innumerable suggestions OF re-
medal methods and agents to be emploSei.
Among these, one offered in our coldnns this
morning by Me-. John Wise. the welt.knowl
aronsut, would appear to merit particalar at
u ntion. Mr. Wse has given great deal OF
study 70 the laws governing the atmosphere
and the mode VII oh he suggests for dissipatog
the miasma pervadiDg those unfortunate local.
ties, though not entirely new, seems to have
some advantages over former apphcstlons OF tae
same agency. We are authorized to say III"
Mr.. Wise will give his personal services 10 cat
rying out bis plsn should it be thought desirable
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Fpov 1'ur HoMr JOURNAI, New-York -" No

sr.iee ever CURED sd lsbsy saa aVersd ooPu asy
.. Iyo>s kNTHAtsoN 70 those Who have used Il land va
hs. dot the l. obvious as Dot Only ossni' he
.ir hat ard advanced Of If
its pe,fue and sg7reas delivering effects shSald Il
Ar irdisp nsshe srice u be toe The sove BOT one .
h,nssnas az i usr crrrnrr3.t at stands urn ra-l
olst se Be s-- ard ask Cor LSoS's kA-HAtRoN, a. u.
Unparalleled poptls-fy hs caused S~rtl ,igei pssn,
20 pvt M vslosl.> mi ins uleh hey cal by sos hx
,iAr nance Sold evsyw here l. Gss eStes for oay -
osL<. hEAsh, "hse"'f y, a y -, = - - 81,
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THE SOUTHERN MAlL--riiE COTTON CROP.
BALTIMORE. Friday, Sept. H. 1855.
The Southern mai as late due from all poats n
received =,
The Charleston Courier publishes it, annual esti-
mate of the cot crop of 1854 IS, sho Fiag totu
Weld Of 1855 2g bales, decrease, compared with
tie preceding year, Of 70, 40 'eles.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-15
RuonE ISLAND HORSE EXHIBITIONS.

PROVIDENCE Friday. Ss1t. Ia 1883.
The DAY hss been devoted to the exhibition OF tom,
ily and GRAFT horser and trial of speed tres 70 I'll
bonee. In this contest Lady Litchleld, eu'ered oy
Daniel Mace Of Boston, took the first premium Of
SEQ and Paapsco en- cred by b :. Bu ,sey OF Fsirc
iayen Mass. the second of $780, h. B. kal sht oil
Providence, Bycrly of New York, and W. Lsndon
Albany acted as judges