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rrelmbold,s Genuine Preparations.
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND Fluid Extract Buchu

Is CERTAIN, SAFE, AND ErFRcTuAL REMEDY
For Discusses Of he Bidder, Kidaeys, Goore, Dyopsy,
Weaknesses Secrtt Diseases, Distractions, Female Ccm
plants and AL other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs,
whether in Male or Female, from whatever cause they
may have originated, no matter Of how long standing
This popular and specific remedy Is now offered 10 the
afflicted and gu ranieed TO cure all the above complaints.
searches out the very of The Diseases driving out
ali The diseased fluids of the body Thus removing the
cause and rendering the cure CERTAIN aud PERNA-
NENT This medicine asys pain and inflammation,
which other remedies invariably cause and be taken
with less trouble and expense 10 patients. This inalli-
ble remedy has saved thousands upon thousands from
the hands Of Mecilcss QuACkS, if not from premature
graves. In cases Of infection, the Compound Buchu is
the only Article worthy Of the least confidence Of the at
aicled in performing SAFE CURES. 1t contains no
narcotics mercury, or other njunous drug but is pure
IL VEGETABLE COMPOSITION. II Is very agreeable to
The taste creates pelcephe oor, and may lie taken
by persons OF either sex without intolerance from bus
uess or medical advice, as plain direcsions for
company the medicine. ReadeI il YOU have any Of The
above complaints, do not neglect them, DELAYS are
DANGEROUS. With tins medicine you can cure
yourself, and thus prevent all exposure.
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and eiectually cures the mos
vruent form OF diseases and eradcaes every par
iice Of infectious matter from the system, restoring h
patient TO perfect state Of Health and Purity And
medicine which must benefit every body from the sim
ply delicate the confined and despaing invalid, NJ
equal is 10 be found it acting both RE and PRE-
/ YENTlYE of any Of the above ailments.
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RALElon ANb GAsToN RAILROAD.


a S the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD is now
~ completed TO Charlotte, notice is hereby given, that
goods produce brought down that Road intended for
transportation over the Raleigh 4 CASTOR Railroad will
be received BY this Company the North Carolina Rail-
road Depot il Raleigh (owned jointly by the two Com
panies and viii be transported thence without delay Or
extra charge and goods designed for the Western Mer
chants and others along that Road, will likewise be de-
livered at the same point
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg or
Portsmouth, except on way freight, which must be paid
In advance or on delivery Of the goods
Every effort will be made by the officers and agents Of
the Company give satisfaction in lheanpoI,ation Of
goods AMI produce.
Owners and shippers Of goods are requested 10 have
them distinctly Marked that their destination may be
KNOWN r. A. HAMILTON. President.
February is. tf26-
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THE GREATEST
MEDICAL DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
Dr. KENNEDY. OF Roxbury, has discovered in one Of
our common pasture ,u.eds a remedy that cures
Every Kind of HumOrs;
fnn,,, .fha srnnst rannfla dnxrn Ia d eninrnn nnln

-, s....s,l, Iarn - ! .ommo, n,,n,o
io ~. ~ ".'s. s.''N nm, r' ~, \,
lie mas 'fieu = y osst tiou a'u '',su
eAeep' ~ wv easvs' uo'n "a' -, :. ~
now 10 ms possession over 'Wo hunuieu es''aes "
us virtue, All wNuh Weh'S nesoA bos'o"'
Two po,ues ate wa'ian'eu " .u'e nu's"'s so''
NOUN. - sn
One 10 thtee poies wiz eu'e 'iie Mo's' ANU VI h"
pies on 'he ace, ,pn.
Two 10 tnee oo''es WIN .'oa' 'ue s3s''"' -
Two no'',es are Wa'sah'eo y eue 'i0 WIS 's"Ae'
l " ,le mouth anu stomach n. ..,
ihfee y nss "oucs ~ "a''au'e' y $50 ~
case " ElysIe"s. uL \,
onc 70 Two no''es a'e Wa'fan'eu " '"'s :" "u''' =
Tue Eyes
Two po'.es are "ai'anwe oeu'e tu""'''5 " Ns S"''
and hiotehes among Inc mar
tour 10 sA po''ies aie "a'.'ie. :" .a'e H'''
running ulcers. ~
uhe ootae VIII cure scay e'up''on " wv sa,''
Two 70 'hfee ho'es a'e waf'ah'eu y eu'e ''' Wo'''
case o. fins@ofm.
Two 70 ihfee po''cs are Wat'ah'eu = eu'' ~ -"
rhenm.
five 70 eight poes "'i' eu'e 'e "o's' sasse =
iua.
benefit Is always experienced RON 'ne u's' po.ue'
and perfect cure is warranted wheh tne ABOVE quaY
Is taken.
Reader, Peedled over hou.sna eoa'es % 's u
me vicinity OF Boston KNOW Tue e,ec' ~ ~ wy
case so sure as water WIN sxungulsh nle, . su'e VIII
inns cure humoT' never 500 po',e o'n ~. uI sou
anoihef; aHer 'ral always SPEAKS ioi Hsen in'ie
are two things about ms hefn mat appears % me SUI
pfislns; nrst maj y grows " our pastures, ~ SONG
places quHe piehu'u'' ~" ~ - 49, W. III !,
Known n a,ls', .;s1' :, na = :" 's''
), sor, Ssa az tho .,,en rise and rrpa,
a,,,..; - a.. us.oyery ,,ill state iha, in Anil
rsss nsII,ed !, and soi8 abont sir bottles per ay-
i Ami, ls5a soI over one thousand bottles per day
ns;,
samo &c he wholss,ls nrusai.ts Who have been Il,
hrs;ness ysn,v and ,h;,y yesrs say Thai nothing n
IN anns N a,en, medicines d. 40, liz II. There
n nn,aes, i pra;ss NJ 4 irom III enarers
n nv o,yn nrac,ce always ket il strictly fcr hu
l., s;,ra n. ;,,roJr.,;on ne General fmily
neieine grea, ami wonderful virtues have been Ioupl
II i ina, / never SUSPECTED.
se.,s,i 60 Of enilen,ic 6,s-. ;.e,se which IVA,
l,s considered ;ncn,,hle have leen eur,, nv few
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sANnFoRn,s INyIdtRATOR.

FOR ALL PURPOSES or 4 STIMULATING
LIVER MEDICINE.
THERE has long existed demand for such a remedy
ihst could be relied on as safe and e.Isciual This
remed3 has been prepared meet ihs demand; and 81
extensive usl u ~ virtues hss shown how universally
Il has accomplished the purpose designed. Among the
complaints Hheh have been speedily eDreiby the OF
The intigasiaf We mention Lirer Complaint which is
tie cause Of many other diseases-among which are
Bilonsness Headache. Pain in the SIDE and i.oip- BIZ
iaus Fever Fever snd Bgus Jsundiee indigestion Lam
guof snd los Of Appetite, Lisss.nsss and lriality--
81 ofwbieh caused ~ disead action 81 the Liver
The lnsigorsior scompoUndsd with particular reference
ID is Laser, and when hat disease removed al the
ret are cured. tie csuse o. rn y taken aHay
es dnests - The lnyigoa,Of rarely ever f 10 stimulate
NE Liver proper sciion and ~ IL continued Ne
remove the disease. Il has been taken with great sue
in eases Of Cholic Dysenefs. Hnmof. scfo.uls,
Ulcers &C. and Tor ,hese il has feen found very eli.
eseioBs remedy. An occasional d5se stimulates the
stomach healthy action snd tie appetite aud
yis9t One does viii relieve The oppressive unci-ines-
espessnccd ~ eating hearty 5iaHsr eHciies the
digestive organs ID vigorous aeiUn. For deiiitsted
ssss file y sirm ill., InNgorsiar b. % equal which
rxpefenee proves III system snI removes
The ssilONness from The skin wiIc he result Of die
essed Liver
Prepared snd odd ~ ssndfonl 4 Co.. ISIS Fnnt ST..
AeS fork Pre- 81 90 pef loiile. containing forty
d5ss As1soldb By Long st5 Cam, iIil-5OBfougb NJ
September Is. So
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Tor Sale
BRUs n Es
BRANDRETn,s PILLS.

For The cure Of Influenza, coids. mitigation, rts
pspsia ,HsadGehe DEBILITY, Htokness,
de. DC. De-
or A Fresh sopply jusireeeissd, and for sale by
the gents, d. HcanI& Son, atthe Printing Office,
iiillsbotoush lanes B.M'Dade, ChapeIHiIl; and
q IA .Mcbanc Mason Hall.
iuly sih. 1851 W.T.
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B EMoE

TINE subscriber having removed bis Store TO the old
Il stand formerly occupied by A. q. Murdoch. just
East Of the Court House. viii be pleased 10 sec his old
friends and customers, and many new ones as may
choose 10 give him call He promises, as heretofore
to use bis hest efforts suit lhem both IN the price and
quality Of Goods.
ar The following articles will be taken in exchange
for Merchandise, at the make, price; Wheat FIou',
Corn Meal, 1hresbed Oats Jeans Lnsey, Striped Cot
ton Tow Cloth, Flax and Cotton Cloth, Beeswax, Flax
's'' 80 P.B. RUFFIN.
February 90. 27--6m
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25 Dollars Reward.

ID away from the the subscriber in December last,
AZ negro boy by the name jim, about ioriy-fve
years DID, five feet eleven inches high yellow complexion
inclined 10 be frcckled, short knkey hair teeth yellow
and Sc, apart. Twenty five dollars reward will be given
for his apprehension, il returned 10 me- q confined N
any Jail so that can get him. Iapprehended out u the
Slate The reward will be increased to fifty dollars. My
post.oflice address is Oaks, Orange County. N. z.
JAMES THOMPSON, Sen.
March |. 2S--
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THE HILLSBoRoUGH RECORDER
FtHithntn WthkIf
BY DENNIS HEARTT q son.

E''''fF6'' WI
Tcrnis.-Two Dollars year, u paid IN aevanss,
Two Dollars and Tiy Cents, u not paid within three
months; Three Dollars II delayed until alleI The -.
piraiipn the year.
No paFcr will ne discontinued until III ancarsgss
paid, unless 81 the option o. The publishers.
Hereafter no paper will Ne sent 10 new Subscriber
out Of this state unless payment Is made 10 advance
person IN the state will become responsible 10 the
editop and the paper will not be gsnt 20 subscriber
out Of the state fg than two years without puy-
ment unless u IL 10 orc personally known 10 Us end In
whose integrity we have confidence
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
AnvtaTisrsEsrs not exceeding fourteen lines one
dollar FOR the FIRST and twenty-five cents i each subsc.
quent insertion longer ones IN proportion. Court nj.
veraements twenty-five per cent. hizher. deduction
Of one.thfd will b, mad. 10 sj,silisttl, The yesr
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Have YOU a PuInp {?

HAVING purchased iigm NJ tifayes Tie sole night
~ the sale 81 Bafsefs Dop1le Acting Force and
Lif Pump. ID The counties u Orange end AlainsHce
those Jeyifons d getting excellent PBmp, simple and
Il the same time sendins continuous stream Of va.
Ter. can get one BY Supplying 70 The subscribcrs
Ne. 3. a. White, ~ MebsnsssiIle hiss one u these
Pamps in operstop, which, be writes u. performs al.
ursly he !. authorized 10 eel - agent l0f The sale u
DOR pumps IN ihsl section. and any application 70 him
will meet uih ~ prompt attention a. Il directed % us.
zinc Or word tubing furnished Il . irifng expense.
J. q. TCRRENI'INE Il son.
Nay 3. ~
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II you want .IRgI RAEB G1TBIAGEe,
which will not only render good service bot BE- slsc
neat call on the subsrIiber. living sx miles north q
Hillshorough. lie has leen carrying The business
or The last sixteen months, snd hs work has pr,sd 10
Nc FIST he Is determined that his work shall
time TO be executed 10 The hesi manner. fu equal 10
any 10 this section Of county, snd u prices 10 suit Pur
ehrscrs Ptfsohs wanting Csrdafes send their
der. through the Post Office Hsbofoush. and they
will be promptly attended %. All Kinds o. Repairs will
he done in good order snd on moderate terms.
" The subserbeT has purchased the ighi 10, Orange
County IL PArEsr BnskI for al kinds Of csuisge,-
10 which he invites the attention Of the pubic.
~ The subscribers Wool Cardign
Machines are IN good order, end are doing The rye
hest quality % work. Psces hereof Eight cents
for white; Twelve and halfceD siaed OF ons6n
part Of the wool.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 90 4iti-
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gFtIIE subscriber has commenced lhs manufacture OF
4 Tin aud sheei-IrOn wares OF every description in
The building opposite The printing Office and adjoining
Mr.. Phillips SadJIery.
Tn wIle u every variety fsr household use, manu-.
f.ctursd 10 Tie nea AMI durable style hy experience
q vofknen kepi constantly on hand or made order
% III most reasonable terms Repairing o. sills and
Tin Ware done gu The shortest anlice.
lie is also prepared 10 attend 70 80 orders FOR
Covering Houses
vnh Tin, and 6ui;erins, which he will DO in style
eqaa FOR excellence and nestness that Of anY eihei
parkman in the State.
TIN WARE, assorted. furnished wholesale to mer.
chants and Others and delivered i their Doors At Peters
burg prices.
81 O!d Copper, Br1ss ia Pcstertaken ID exchange
fl ngfk.
JOHN 7. HOLLOWAY.
SEPT. -. 55.-
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN awsy from the subscriber On Tic 4lh Of July.
~ 1859. Negro Giri nsmsd JANE, aged sboui
~ wears She 10 black heavy sei Of ordinary height,
stoots forward liie when walking fssi. and il ffee
spoken. She was formerly owned BY NJ. Jsmes John.
ston. Of AlamsDee, and Der mother Is now owned by
John Tfenger. esq. sud she 10 probably lurking IL
Alamance county. The above reward will Ne given
fof her apprehension and delivery tome. near Less
bug. Tsswell county ~ for her conference.-the any
III 20 that can get her.
JAMES ". REID.
AhgoaI5 ~ ~
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THE KNUcKLE
WASHING MAC HIN E,
Patented by Christopher Holingsworih, Indiana, May
dih, 1889.
MADE AND SOLD BY
ALE ANDER KS0N,

y u = = ~ - y Y = = = ~
Owner Of the Patent Right in the counties OF Johnston
Wake, Orange, Person aud Alanance,
THESE Machines save lime. labor soapa clothes,
Il as the dit is taken out without rubbing. They
will save more in one year in an ordinary sized family
thsn their cost, There is no work which females are
called upon TO perform that is laboIous and unheal-
thy as washing. great many Machines have been
invented for the purpose Of relieving this labor, hut none
answered The purpose until the introduction u the
KNUCKLE MACHINE, which has given cntiie So
lsfiction when fully and fairly tested.
Price Of the Machine delivered TO persons in any Of
the above named counties, ten dollars All orders all
dressed to Alexander Dickson, Hsborough, Orange
county, \. G., will he promptly attended TO.
Every Machine warranted, when fully and fairly tiled
March Ia, 1856. 30
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Y o TIE

IL peisSns in5ebsdiotbs es,ats q Fielding Lssih.
"A decreased. either b account. regues.
ts5t9 Hake immediate payment. ssthe Subscriber desires
= ssale VI ~ esisie speedily a. possible.
JOHN y. IEATHERs, Err.
September i5. Sc
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now 0N HAND,
- Moon Sides. shad. Roe Herring
D Best Coffee sugar;
Crushed, Powdered and Loaf Sugar;
ffeth Hops; Table Salt;
Superior hard TaIlow Gambler
Sperm sni Adinsnne Canllss;
verY fine Black and Green Tcas.
Barneifs Premium Wheat Pans Tn 10 ssle.
JAMES WEBB
June lG. "a
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-11-27
It Didn't harm Her.

It didn't harm her. No, not a bit.
thought so. She's even lovelier than ever,
her cheeks has not lost its color, nor her
eye It's brilliancy. 1t doesn't hurt these
women to flrt with them little after all.
This was the sOliloquy of a tail, dark
looking man, as he sat waiting for the corn"
mencement Of an evenings entertainment at
the opera, while lady entered and passed
to a scat not far distant.
1t didn't harm her. How DO you know
it didn't? You were not a witness 10 all
that passed in that young heart when she
learned the painful truth that all those fond
words, those assidous attentions, which had
won her heart, were meaningless and false.
You saw not the crushing weight of agony
that came down or that fair brow, when
she awoke, as from dream TO the con-
sciOusness, the shame of having given her
heart away unsolicited,
No, you know not Of this deep sorrow
that crushed to the earth the bright sweet
hopes of a trusting heart-nor how for
weeks, aye, months, she wished for death
to still its throbbings. Nor knew you Of
the sweet peace that came to her as she
prayed 10 God to give her strength to bear
and overcome her unspoken grief. No,
she told not Of all these things, although
you well knew you taught her to love you,
and then cast that love from you as you
would withered flower. No, she told you
not this. But l tell you, base man, as sure
as there is a God in heaven so surely shall
He visit you with judgement for this great
sorrow which YOU have brought TO that con-
fding heart.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-11-27
NO. 40.
A Farmers Life.

The editor Of the New England Farmer
in a notice of an agriculturl exhibition at
Amherst, Mass, wakes eloquent in speak
ing of the farmer and the ennobling inAu4
ences which surround him:
"The highest qualification which we found
was not in the noble horses, fat beeves,
miloh kline, pigs, poultry, or vegetables, but
in the expression Of a sentiment fast inoreas-
ing in the rural population. A great many
people have discarded the belief that labor
is an evil, and that there is no enjoyment i'll
the occupation that earns the bread we eat
and the delightful homes we occupy. After
looking at oil the departments Of the exhibi-
ton, we were so fortunate as to be intro-
duced TO several of the women of Hampshire
county, and in their expressions Of attach
ment TO rural life, and the happy influences
of occupations upon themselves and their
children, we found source Of qualification
far exceeding that which any other ma,ter
afforded. They feel that in the calm and ra'
ti.nal pursuits of agriculture and its kindred
branches, horticulture and aborticulture,
there is less excitement of the passions, less
temptation 10 lure from the paths OF virtue,
and constantly ennobling influence that
lifts the soul through nature up 10 natures
God. That God is doguerreotyped, as it
were, before us all; that we see his wisdom
and love i'll the bending grass, The trembling
leaf, the sparkling lewi and in a thousand
wonderful operations constantly carried on
by His experimenting care, and which are
ever present to him who cultivates the soil.
That there are lessons oftrust, of confidence,
Of submission to be found in the garden and
field in many different forms; that wisdom
may be found in every flower that blooms
or insect that lives; there are
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Respectfully and truthfully,
MANY BLANC.
Letter fIom Mr.. Buchanan in favor Of
the Pacific Railroad.
WHEATLAND, (near Lancaster,) Pa,
Sentemhrr II. lS56.

WHEATLAND, (near Lancaster,) Pa,
September II, 1855.
To B. F. WAsuINGroN, Esq, Chairman of
the Democratic State Central Committee
California.
! have received numerous communications
from sources in California entitled to high
regard, in reference to the proposed Pacific
Railroad. As it would be impossible for
to answer them all, l deem it most proper
and respectful to address you general an
swer in your official capacity. In perform
ing this duty 10 the citizens Of California, l
act in perfect consistency with the self i'm.
posed restriction contained i'll my letter ac-
cepting the nomination for the Presidency
not TO answer interragatories raising new
and different issues from those presented
by the Cincinnati Convention; because that
Convention has itself adopted a resolution in
favor of this great work. then desire TO
state, briefly, that concurring with the
Convention, am decidedly favorable 10 the
uClIOll VI dG44IC 1tG4i! Odh1 ''IIA: 1
deaive the authority to do this from the con-
stitutional power to "declare war" and the
constitutional duty to "repel invasiens. -
In nv judgement, Congress possesses the
same power to make appropriations for the
construction of the road, strictly for the
purpose of national defence, that they have
to erect Notifications at the mouth of the
harbor at San Francisco. Indeed, the ne
cessity, with view to repel foreign inva-
sion from California, is as great in the one
case as in the other. Neither will their be
danger in the precedent; for it is almost i'm
pos >ible to conceive that any case attended
by such extraordinary and unprecedented
circumstances, can ever again occur in cur
history.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-11-27

man in that way and marry him it will be
bad for you both; so now, tell me plainly
how much you are worth?'
81 was surprised to see her regard it as
common and proper question, and was more
astonished when she gave me an exact ver-
bal inventory of her whole estate. Curious
woman, thought l.
"She was about starting on a journey TO
the north, with long suit Of beaux. Though
her faith was plighted to me, felt uneasy.
"During her absence, wrote her several
letters, but got no answer to them. There
was an elegant gentleman who went as her
particular escort, and | was afraid of him,
though she vowed he had never mentioned
love to her once.
"For weeks suffered like souls in limbo;
at last I got letter from her; opened it
with trepdation, and read:
Mr.. JoNEs:-None Of us can foretell
what will happen to US in this world; but we
can tell well enough what has happened; and
it is my duty to inform you what has hap
pened to me: happen to ike some man bet
ter than you; so you need not give yourself
the trouble to visit me this fall, as YOU Fer.
hdPS foisdly anticipated.
spectlully and truthfully,
MARY BLANc.'
"How swore when l got that letter"
Now, if a man can be sued for breach
Of promise, what remedy is there against i
woman for the same crime? None, Mr.
Jones, none; it is the sex S royal prerogatve
Jones hereby warns all old bachelors to be.
aCare of the bidders.
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Tbe 6IasGotu Times,

R5Tys Single copies of THE TIMES, put up IN
wrappers, can always be had at the Office at five
cents copy.
~" Yearly advertisers are restricted to their
legitimate business. Other heradvertisementswillb be
charged at regular rates.
G5Y" No charge for inserting deaths, but fifty
cents per square will be charged for obituary no.
tices-to be paid in advance.
GygI The charge for marriage notices is left e
the Bridegroom, and will be acknowledged in tn
paper.
GS~ Where editorial notice Of advertisement
is requested, it will be given and charged for.
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WoMAN's LovE.-'Sam, got one OBJ de
worst women Cor wife, dat any nigger eber
had why, Jim, don't she lub you?' All,
Sam, think
Woman's lub is Ingian rubber.
1t strech the more, de more you lub her.
Yes, Jim
Woman's lub am like Scotch snuff.
Igot one pinch, and dat's enough
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-11-27
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Mr.. Fillmore's Letter on the Pacific
Railroad.

BuFFALo, N. Y, August 80, 1856.
l have honor to acknowledge the receipt
of your letter of the l4th instant, in which
you inquire whether my sentiments remain
the same in reference to internal improve
ments by the general government, and spec
tally with reference to railroad to Califor-
MIA, as they were in 1850, when sent my
first annual message to Congress.
In reply to your inquiry permit me to
state that have invariably refused to pledge
myself to any particular course of policy, in
case of my election TO the Presidency. My
past life is the only guarantee which can
give for my future conduct. But have nc
hesitation in saying that have seen nc
cause to change my sentiments on the sub
jects of your inquiry, and consequently they
remain the same as they were when penn.
ed my annual message to Congress in 1850
WILLARD FILLMORE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-11-27
HIS HOTEL,
qTANGOW. MO

uL~sdpuOF h hC'
4sA The undersigned has opened large and
Nsil commodious Hotel between Second and
Third, and Market and Howard streets, in this
CITY, His house is new, and fitted up in the very
best style and has ample facilities for first class
hotel. He has spared no pains in making his
rooms elegant and comfortable. His table will at
all times be furnished in a manner TO crafty the
utmost reasonable wishes of his guests. The sit
uation of his houseis one of the most pleasant and
healthy in this city.
There is good livery stable close at hand,
where stock will be well attended to. The public
are respectfully invited to give him a call.
apo VIM N. SMITH.