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HoaseAuention f. invited to the superior articles In The
ismens furnishing department. The articles Include every
variety IL under shirts drawers ties cravas gloves hafhose
travelling shals gold shirt studs and sleeve buttons mounted
and Otherwise imported for the fall and trade
prices are moderate and the assortment uneqtalled
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The BURLINGTON Catastsophe.

ErRLNGroy Sept. I, 1853.
~ Q. Fisk. q Connecticut, who was injured IN the
railroad aecide and had foot amputatcd il
consea akce died hi. Aarning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

BrsFAto, Sept. 7, 1855.
From reliable data 1t = estimated that there i now
afoa upon Lake Michigan, bound to his port not less
han $50 bushels Of wheat and about AGO 600 bushels
Of Indian corn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
Personal Intelligence.

Az The Smithsonian House--Rev Jas O. Hammer Baltimore
Chicago; Dr. Gurtire Memphis Tenn. A. A. Gurre, Ohio;
w. A. Bassett Chatham, Columbia G. T. Huburt and r.
Ogiensburg p +. Dsm and Allen A. Rabineau, Detrot
Prof Mills, Indiana; Rev. VIM. Murphy N. G.
From Haye, in steamship Tenne ssee-Mrs Msihausc and
child Miss Mary Mead Mrs Vale Bona and daughter, Mr.
BON Baur Mrs Meckbaker Mr. Street Mr. Mason Mr. Boza
Hernandez Mrs Hernandez and two children Luigi Carona
Mr. rsch George Wills Jose Meret Mrs Hesern and child
Messrs Arnbrec osner KOCH Doricee Trel Luigi soda
Halam and lady Grant Whaer, Powell James Powell, VIM
Ansice Maread and lady Thomas Brode Garland Thomas
Poyne Couror Leroy Mrs Lanome Mrs Pagot and child,
Mr. Lechemeyer Dycker, James Harris, Monan and two
andrea Mccar wife and mother Mrs Melville Miss
TbomaDn Miss Armbrech Miss Soliva Mesrs Tsete, Chau
Cocura Mrs Tissee Mrs Chauret and two children.
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steamer Atlantic arrived VIII, .nt.u,,,a

Psrislan MEDALLION royal velvet aud tapestry carpcs
p match, for HIRAM ANDERsoSs great carpct
tablslmeDi No. 70 Bowery. ~ B-500c0 yards English
tapestry carpets a. g. per yard 80 600 yards splendid Ingram
carpets - d., T.. and S.. per yard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

sronTSe-A match race ha- been made 70 come III
10Th inst in nineteen feet working boats between Capt.
panie spinage and Mr.. John pa,perton Of whltehal,
Tor $3.50 side \ deposit o. $40 nas been mado. The
30 be from Whitehall Zip around Gettet I. and
ana each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

now ~ store large stock fall Importation comprising
velvet ispssy Brussels tbrceply and ingram carpets,
noor Oh cloths Ac which offer exceedingly ow prces
Tor CASH rich Brussels, H. and ss per YARD SMITH
LotNsBkkN, i5d broadway Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

New AENcAN Consul GISEKAL.-Senor p. Miguel ri.
Arrioja has been named Consul General to tho United
States from Mexico by the government established since
the downfall of Santa Anna This gentleman IL the
brother-naw of General Comonfort who has gallant
y distinguished himself in the field in opposition to the
Dictator Senior Arroja eSel for his known and de-
cided republican principle at time when he vas hold
ing important and influential position in tho capital
Since his arrival IN New York he has taken an active
part in assisting the friends Of Alvarez IN Mexico
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BosroN, sept. :, 1855.
james h. simpson arrested the charge Of fitting out
the schooner Nary T. Smith SLAYER, has leen dis.
charged by tho United states Commissioner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08
Mile Rachel and the ..farsellaIse.,-

We have received the following letter from some Of
French residents. In rdssdn we may say that ia 1913
Mile Rachel created great fuor in Paris by her sing
ing of the French national hymn. BY complying With
hn request she will favor the American public well
as her countrymen:-
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hard shells and Shells hunkers barnburners silver
arays, woody heads wings all invited to call AZ al Broad
way, and examine superb assortment OF fashionable
clong Just manufactured for fall and winter wear
bracng all sizes for aud boys You will all be treated
alike have but price goods AMI deviation
Every garment well made and appropriately trimmed.
ALFRED MuNROE A co. al broadway.
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Grand and Extensive Display Of Patterns
Of the fall and winter Styles at Nine DEMORrs1's Empor
Fashion 3ss Broadway Accurate waiss patterns
10 NJ thc torn, az y i cents
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dele. u very small made very
genteel rgappesrance; the umbrella made n STA 40 az.
ranged u sed either or both No Traveller
stold te v.leli ben ppYp HALL, |. wa4r.l street,
M stars, -
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THE LATEST VS..
The Yellow Fever In vlresnia.


BALTIMORE, Sept. Z, 1855.
The accounts from Norfolk and Portsmouth OF the
same terrible description, and there is great suffering
from famine as wen as from pestilence.
Three thousand dollars subscribed this morning at
the counter OF the Aeica making total in this city
thus far Of about 81, 900.
boat load Of provisions was sent down TO Norfolk
this evening and committee of the city councils with
fifty large tents and forty to erect thcm proceeded
to Craney Island this evening. More tents will be sent
down tomorrow to establish encampment for refugees
from the infected districts.
meeting Of the citizens of Baltimore has been called
for to morrow to devise further for aordng
relief.
A Norfolk despatcH dated last evening, says there
were seventeen deaths in the Howard Inrmary during
the twenty hours ending at O'Clock P. M on We'd
nesday and about fifty in private practice.
Thirty bodies buried in one pit in the Pot
ter's Field on Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. ". Kemp, Mrs.. Henry Howard, Mrs. John
Shuster, Mrs Thomas +. Owen, and Mr.. John shuster
among the dead.
lr Gooch, Of Richmond, Mr. Jackson, SUDDEN OF me-
dcine from Washington Mr.. Dodd, of Norfolk, Mrs. Will
and Charles Solomon Morse, from Baltimore, are oil
extremely i'll.
Drs. West Of New York, Nune of Savannah, and Smith
Of Columbia Pa, attacked yesterday.
Mr.. Crayercroft, student Of medicine from Philadel
phia, B. Walters and several members Of his family
are down. Mr.. Gatewood the agent Of the Associated
Press is seriously i'll.
Miss Andrews of Syracuse better and the Rev. Mr.
OKeee of the Roman Catholic church, Mr. Willis, of TN
Methodist Episcopal church, and Mr. Kirkpatrick are al
doing well
Capt. Edwards had relapse but again doing be-.
ter.
There were between nifty and sixty patients in the How
ara Infrmary, large number IN the Jalappi Hospital
and one hundred and eleven in the Naval Hospital
| Portsmouth.
A most outrageous robbery perpetrated by FL
| low named Marks, superintendent in the Howard III
Urinary who broke open the trunk of lady recently de
ceased and distracted large quantity Of ewery all
| which was subsequently recovered.
Amongst the deaths on Thursday morning were Thona
Booth, W. p Parsons also Garrett and John Small. Thu
following new cases also occurred:-Augustus Cook TIL
Mayors assistants Mrs. Virginia Rodgers Leon schisano
| son Of the French Vice Consul, sc.
All Portsmouth six physicians, mostly from The North
| sick Dr. Collins, president Of the seahoard an
Roanoke Railroad continues very ILL., Out Of eightee
employees at the railroad depot when the fever brok
out only remains alive.
Or. Kennedy of Philadelphia, taken to the hos
pital Thursday morning. Mayor Fiske continues t
improve
There were in all at Portsmouth, Thursday, abou
$50 cases. The number OF deaths there during Wednes
day was %, and Thursday, up to p NJ, between i
and To-
Mr. Loyal, the Navy Agent, y sick well as soma
members of his family.
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EVACUATION OF FORT MONROE.

e. Z,
Surgeon General lawson is to be despatched 10 Fort
Monroe report upon the whole subject connected with
the quarantine there established and on the question
Of the evacuation of the Fort with reference to its
cupancy by refugee from Norfolk and Portsmouth, as
requested 10y the committee from those cities. Tho hos
pal at the Fort is filed with sick soldiers prin-
cpay recruits whose disease Is not yellow fever.
SUBSCRIPTION At BOSTON FOR THE SUFFERERS.
Bosuoa, Sept. 7, 1855.
large meeting held at the Exchange to-day in be-
half Of the Norfolk sufferers Apheus Hardy, Esq who
originated the subscription three days ago. forwarded
Yesterday .I,OCo TO MOTOR ana Portsmouth. He has
$4,000 subscribed an1 The balance win be forwarded
medately.
Mayor Smith presided at the meeting Addresses were
made by Hon. T. 9 Winthrop the Rev. Mr. Bagden, and
others large committee appointed 70 raise further
enbscripi0ns
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P,anos.-Horace Waters Modern improved

PIANOS possessing in their Improvement Of action and
strings and the pianos
Sole agency for 7. Gilbert Co IS Hae Cums,ons Wood
ward Browns and Jacob Chickering's Boston ptanos and
constantly In store pianos from Ave of the best New York
nanuaeiores Each instrument guaranteed TO- give entire
satisfaction purchase returned Second hand pianos
OF all varieties and at bargains Prices from $50 10 e40
6 octave pianos with iron frames, for $50 Pianos
rent and allowed purchase. Pianos month
" payments Sole agency for $: d. a H. w. smiths cele
braed melodeons, tuned the equal temperament
HORACE WAIERS. H33 RrnadMay
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The TuEATRT-By reference the Using columns
il win be that the respective theatres o, the city
have provided programmes which cannot fan please
their patrons Mad Rachel in consequence Of her .rdis
position, win not be able appear before Monday even
p1n
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800 day OF fellow citizens Christians Jews sinners
Gens heretics and barbarans pass through the picture
MIN of the Artists Club, 2s9 Broadway. Photographs color
ed and plain, good, for IS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

just re<ved large lot OF superior black French cloth
dress Goals made in the latest Style lined throughout with
finest satin De chine Selling at EVANS Clothing Warehouse
~ and SO Fulton street, at 50.
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original in style dazzling in appearance aues in material
and economical In price, Offering for public approval
KNOWS establishment the OF Broadway ond Fulton
street and No. 533 Broadway Prepare discard your white
as for shon has declared them Tout OF season. Price
knoy's best hats only "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

AnsOn's O0guerreOtypes.-LnrgeS Size for so
cents coored and in nice twice the Size others take for
cents and equal In quality and those made
where for ~ ANoN $50 broadway, opposite Metropolitan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

Fall style, for 1855, Now Ready, nj the
Hat Companys, 1i6 and l4s Nassau street. Rc-t quality
SO only The public invited to call We sei single hat
wholesale price. Call and see.
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Those Beautiful AmI,rotypes.--Do,


seeing them by any Call at the gallery Of n. A.
LEWIS No. l42 Chatham street, and VIII b: only
pleased but delighted Photographs and dagerreo ypes taken
i al low prices
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-08

Of the victorious side became President, and the
game was played over again al sytn'slm
Conceive the happiness of living in such
country! Precisely such has been the nor
NAL state of all the Spanish republics OF
South America for the last twenty years. Ac-
cordingly trade has languished. Industry has
disappeared. Patriotism is dying out &C.
neral Indifference appears to peryade the mind
of the people, and conqueror would be re-
ceived without much reluctance, if he held out
any promise of stable authority.
President Belzu Of Bolivia confesses the
truth in his last message. Bolivia" says he,
"has become incapable Of self-government. 1t
contains no abiding element of order. Virtue,
which is the soul of republicanism, has made
way for profound and universal demoraliza-
ton. Patriotism is a mere name. The
first Of the public evils is the general idleness
of the Bolivian people. They despise work,
and like to live by obtaining office under
government, or by trusting to find prize in
the lottery of political intrigue. Hence every
revolution holds out hope to them and they
encourage it. They speculate on the ruin Of
the State" &c, &c.
There is no reason to doubt the truth Of the
picture, which is drawn by an experienced
hand. Substitute Spanish for Bolivia,
and it will still hold good. It seems intolera-
bly, presumptuous to pretend that nature in
tended political liberty for the Anglo-Saxon
race alone but so far as facts can demonstrate
principle it appears proved that the Spa
niards at all events are incapable Of enjoying it.
DENMARK AND THE SOUND DuEs.-The last
arrivals state that Denmark is about to join
with England and France. II is not probable
| that she has been induced to take this step to
| shield herself from the inconsiderate and boast
| full menaces Of the government at Washing
ton. This state of things takes the settlement
| Of the question of the Sound dues out Of the
hands of Mr.. Marcy, and leaves that matter to be
settled, at the close Of the war, just az it may
| please the Western Powers, without the Cabi
net at Washington having anything to say or
the subject, one way or other. So much fol
the want of apropos in the mana cement o.
public affairs. Last year we had the Greytown
affair to boast of-this year we have the in,
judicious suspension of treaty Of amity with
Denmark of thirty years standing, and by that
means we have made an enemy Of enc Of our
Oldest and best friends.
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The BInckesl Of Black Hnfs--EIeuanf

from gentlemen OF taste tiumphatly demonstrates the popu
lay his splendid fall hat for s55 Those In want Of
peror article should Got fail 10 call at lis Nassau street
Beekman.
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Just introduced Is entirely style and genea appear
ance and for ghness and beauty finish far Gfpasses al
efforts Gentlemen invited 10 view this superb gen
OF tho season.
GENIN, PA Broadway, opposite ST. Paurs Church.
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10 the lladess-A superior style ana
quality Of ladies' hats, chnele and colored trimmings
ribbons feathers flowers, and millinery goods in general
VIM :. IRylNE'S 1l2 Canal street.
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olds fall style sentlemens hats which, beauty u
rial elegance Of finish and durability, cannot be e1uae Call
and inspect them at 800 Broadway Duane street, date
Yenuis
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Beebc q Co., I56 Broadway.-Fal Fashion
genemans hats and caps: their assortment & eomnlete
Dnv,ds Fnn Style of Gentlemen,s Hat. ar,
Attention il Respcctfuily Soil

all the rage and the ghness and beauty OF finish
passed by any offered Give him call at SOL broadway
second door from Duane street.
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If you want FIRST RATE gaT.gT-
AliE2. which will mol only render good
se-sice, but he also neat, call on the subscriber.
living six miles north Of lIillshorough. He has
been carrying on The business for the last sixteen
months and his work has proved TO be first rate.
He is determined that his work shall continue
TO be executed in the hest manner. fully equal to
any in this section Of country, and al prices to
suit purchasers. Persons wanting Carriages can
send their orders through The Post Office al Hills
borough, and they will he promptly attended to.
All Kinds Of Repairs will be done in good order
and on moderate terms.
u The subscriber has purchased The righi for
Orange County ina PaTEST BHAKE for III kinds
Of Gauiages-to which he invites the attention
Of The public.
q The subscribers yyooE Card
Ing Machines are in good order, and are
doing the very best quality Of work. Prices as
hereiof r.: Eight cents for white; Twelve and
halfcenis mixed ~ one-fiiih part 81 The wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 90. 4lu-
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The North Carolina Arator.

THE Undersigned proposes to publish jour
4 nal, in the city Of Raleigh, 10 be devoted
10 the great interests Of the Farmers and Me-
chanics of North Caroline. under the above title.
1t will he issued monthly, in neal and conye-
neDt form for reading and preservation, at one
dollar per annum, payable IN advance.
A leading object Of the Arator will be to select
from the numerous periodicals Of the country
whatever may be deemed solid and good, well
suited to our section, and calculated TO aid our
Farmers and Mechanics in the march improve
mcnt. The results Of experience among our own
citizens will also be carefully sought and brought
TO light, aud the contributions Of our most enter
prisng and skilful practical men given to the pub
lie, with summary Of general news and the state
of ihe markets.
The true policy and interests OF North Carroll
ma will always be our motto; and il the friends Of
the cause Of improvement shall he disposed TO ia-
vor the enterprise, we respectfully solicit their
names and their aid In procuring subscribers.
Our friends will please forward eli The names
they can get by the Isl Of February, and keep the
Prospectus for further efforts. Payment will be
required on receipt Of the first number, which, il
encouraged, will be issued by the Isl Of March.
TH0S. ]. LEMAY.
Raleigh, Jan. Goth, 1855. "a
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TO ovR-rRIE,ns.

I'VE have just received lot Of New TyTcs,
part 81 which are intended for The con-
iemplatfd enlargement Of tie Recorder, and Tie
Others 70 cnallc IL 10 execute IN better stylc
Blanks ard other job Noik. Our friends viii
from this that We are in earner; in the nut
ter OF The enlargement # our Iaper. and we
hops 70 receive sufficient tneouisesntit 10 IN.
ahlc v 70 do 80 before the meeting u lie H.
Fislatufe. All ihai remains 70 aceompli, b il I
the purchase Of new Press. The paref now
i as large as cur old Press will print; and BE-.
sides, having withsiood Tie assaults of the Brit
IN 10 The war ~ 1912, il j. somewhat d.fleul,
70 IL kept IN order, snd canno, h safely relied
on. An edition q 40 new ftbscTiIcIs. with
an advance payment, would meet the necessary
expenditure % cnse. We appeal. then, 10 cur
friends ii Orpngc. Alemancc. Granville. Penon.
aud other neghhUting counties. 10 ali ns. Bya
Little eioIt from each Of orr picani subscribers,
al thai We rcqui louid le accomplished in
few days. The enlargement woui1 make con.
siderable addition 70 the amount Of reading mat.
ter each week and would greatly incTcasc the
usefulness aud sili iency Of the paper. II pro.
perly encouraged. We shall endssvar 10 make
the RKcoRbgR not Only d Lithful exponent 81
Wing principles, hut also one 81 the bed PAM.
y Papen published IN the State. Who will H.
The first 70 respond to our tppcali We have
Iabored faithfully and long in The Wig cause,
and for what We believed 70 Be the true inle-
rests Of Moth Carolina, aud surely an appeal
now 10 The friends with whom we have eo.opc-
Iaied, will not pass UNDECIDED.
D. HEARTT a son.
august .. 4s--
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STATE or NoRTH.cARoLINA,

hIhMANtb CutN1Ns
IN Eqnli.-Noyembcr Term, 1854.
The Petition q Daniel 4. Montgomery. E.seu.
Tor u Ludwick Albright, deceased,
against
George Albright. senr. and George Alb,irhI. n.
EIeeuiols 81 Elizabeth Albright, George Al.
bright, scnr., and wife Patty. Isaac Albright,
Tobias May aud wife Barbara. I.Gdwiek Al.
bIghfs children, Eli Altrishi. Alexander Al.
bright, snd Lotion Williams aud wife Julia.
Beiiy Albfight's children. Ohid Albright snd
Lew Albright, Joseph Albright. sally Albnvhl.
Jacob May and wife Patsy, MARY fosienan,-
children. Levi May aud wife Polly. Lu,lWiek
sharp and wife Patty. Ludwitk FogIrm1u.
Daniel ClsPp and sally Alright
III appearing 70 the Couri. thai Isaac 4 lbtieht
Did Albright. and Levi Albright reside be.
yonJ The limits of he state II is therefore or.
dered ~ the Court. ih4t advertisement, he made
Idf ihiee months ii the lIillslo,ough Recorder.
notifying tbe defendants % the filing u iiis 5ill
aud that unless ihey appear Of The neat term 81
his Coud. 70 he held al the court house In Gfa.
ham. on The sih Monday sflrr the alh Monds,
o. Msreli next. and plead. answer. Or demur l.
.aid bl, The same will be taken pro con ,sso and
heard er ggrie o. 10 them.
Witness, isasc Holt, Clerk and Ma.ie, or ont
said Couil d Equity, 81 office. IN Graham. liz
-ih MONDAY aficr The 4ih Monday 81 scpiem.
het, A. ID. ls5t
ISAAC HOLT, C. &mr.
Feb ;. or ADV. $4,000 10 an
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GOLD MEME RALsAM.

% Dyspeptic Dil,ers or Tinciure Tonic Ner
vine.
A letter from J. r. Callum, Druggist, Milton,
n. g., dsicd Aug. IA. 1917:
Dr.j. khul-Dear Sir; Your medicines have
given entire satisfaction IN this section Of coun.
Try. The Ahyssinia Mixture especially Is high
ly approved Of. Il has never failed 10 euie in
any ease-il sells so fact that never had enough
20 supply the demand. You will please send
me large supply Ofi as soon ssyou &c, here.
JR. CALLuM.
AGENTS.--D. Heart 4 Son. and s. d.
schoolfeld, Hillsborough; Cook & Nc nsddty,
Taly-Ha; r. !. Mitchell and d. A. Paschaii.
0Afcrd; Dr. u. p. Weir, GIeensboroUeh.
January !. 1855. 6s--ry
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

STATE OF NORTH CAICLlNA
ALAmANcE COUNTY.
In Equity-November Term. 1854.
The Bill Of Complaint Of John Ireland and Ja-
cob Hurdle,
against
Peter Foust and James Macpherson, Executors
Of Mary Foust
1T appearing 10 the Couit that George Fcust,
u one Of the defendants, resides beyond the IL
miis OF the State; II is ihcrefore ordered by tho
Court, that publication be made iorsx weeks in
the Hilkborough Recorder notifying the defend
ant Of the filing Of this bill, and that unless he
appear a, The next term OF this Court, to be held
al the court house in Graham, on the eighth
Monday afier the fourth Monday Of March next,
and plead, answer OF demur TO said bill, The same
will he taken pro coajesso and heard ca Pa,te as
10 him.
Witness, Isaac Holt, Clerk and Master OF our
said Courl Of Equity, al office in Graham, The
slh Monday after the aih Monday Of sepicms
her, 1854.
ISAAC HOLT, c. & M. r.
March, 1855. Price adv. s4:5e) 7s-6w
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DEBILITY

arising from any cause, such as weakness from
sickness, where The patient has teen confined 10
bed for some time, for Females after Coufne-
ment, Abortion or Miscarriage, this Cordial can.
not be excclled in its sau,ary effects: or 10 loss
Of Muscular Energy, IuiiaLilily. Physical PROF.
tra,ion, Seminal Weakness, Papitaiion 81 the
Heart, Indigestion, Sluggishness. Decay OF the
Procreaiiye Functions. Nervousness, de-. where
a roSIc Medicine is required. il will be found
equal, y mol superior 70 any Compound ever US
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NOTICE.

HESTER, ANTHONY, JOSEPH AND
n JAMES DAUGHERTY, Tor their heirs,)
children of James Daugherty, Of Orange coun
ty, North Carolina, U. s., will hear something
to their advantage by addressing THOMAS
w. WALSH, Town of Simcoe, County Of
Norfolk, Canada West.
Sept. rsth, 1854. 5l-Gm