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To the OVcrseerS
OF EdSec0aaaLc.

I AN desirous of employing a frs
rate Overseer to superintend my Plan
ta:ions for the ensuing year, Or any
number of years when sufficient conf
dence on both sides shall be established
| want an Overseer who thoroughly un-
derstands the cultivation of corn and
cotton. In fact he must be we'll ac-
quaintcd with the management of Got
ton from the time it is planted until it
is picked cut, ginncd, packed and bag
ged ready for market. He will be re.
quired to "overlook" between fifty and
sixty working hands. A very liberal
price will be paid-location as healthy
as any in Florida. Persons wishing to
obtain the situation will please state
their ages, whether married chow many
i'll famiiy) or single. Before any bar
gain can be closed I shall demand q
good recommendation.
Address Ben. A. Dickens,
Jrne22, 1856. Mariana, Florida
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BEy~ This great alternative medicine and
Purifier of Blood is now used by thousands
of grateful patients from all parts of the
United States, who testify daily to the re-
markable cures performed by the greatest
of all medicines, ssCARTER's SPANISH Max
TuRE." Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Scrsfula,
Eruptions of the Skin, Liver disease, Fe-
vers, Ulcers, Old Sores. Affections of the
Kidneys, Diseases of the Threat, Female
Complaints, Pains and aching of the Bones
and Joints, are speedily put to flight by
using this great and inestimable remedy
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has
get been found to compare with it. IL
cleanses the system of all Impurities, acts
gently and efficiently On the Liver and Kid
neys, strengthens the Digestion, gives tone
to the Stomach, makes the skin clear and
healthy, and restores the Constitution, en-
feebied by disease or broken down by the
excesses of youth, to its pristine vigor and
strength
| Fer sale by Geo. H0~dra
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PclteVay & PritChctt,
Factors and Commission Mer.
ch1nfS,
WILMINGTON, n. c.

WILMINGTON, n. c.
RESPECTFULLY inform Cotton
Planters and Turpentine Distillers that
with the view of serving their exclusive
interest, they will devote their undivi-
deG attention to selling
Cotton, Ndoal Stores, and other Coun-
try Produce.
And, to carry out this system effectu-
ally, will not make purchases of the
above articles On commission for Nor
thern and foreign account
Our Office is corner of NORTH WA
TER and PRINCESS streets.
Our wharves aud sheds are convent
emily located for the reception of Pro-
duce by either Of the Railroads or
Steamboats,. s $
Bg Cash advances made on consien-
ments. Pette'coy &c Pritchen.
May 81, SO. 3n
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.7(so, DR. UuVs t'egetu6/e FeUeJ
ant Ayue and Hnti- FeUer
31IZI5

AMONG all the advertised remedies Of the
day for Ague and Fever, or Chill and Fever,
and give so much general satisfaction, as
Or. Hulps celebrated Pills. Wherever they
have been introduced, all tonics, in whatever
shape, all mixtures aud pills, and prcpara-
tions of every character, designated for this
disease, have been discarded, and Dr.. UGUs
-1yue PNs have been received as the oa!y
permanent cure. They stop the Chils and
Fever the first day, and 90 10: s.cken the
stomach or~operate Oh the bowels.
Price - cents per boz.
For sale in Tarboro' 10y Geo. Howard
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From Hon. John H. T. jerome, Mayor
ofMe city Of Baltimore.
MAYORS OFFICE, BALTIMORE,
August 2}rd, 1852.
I take great pleasure In Stating that I
have examined the names of those who
have signed certificates respecting
Hanapton's Tegetable Tncfure.
And among them I recognize gentlemen of
the first responsibility, viz:--Jos. K. STA
pLEToN, VIM A. ScHAEFFER, G.. .DuNAN and
others. I also cheerfully testify to the
high standing of the house Of Measrs. Nortt-
mer i Nowbray, who for the past 20 yedrs
have enjoyed the entire confidence and es-
TEEN both Of our merchants and citizens
Generally: JNU. Il. +. JEROME
So!ddy Geo. H0eGrd'
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State QC NOrM Carolina,
EDGECoMBE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
MAY TERN, 1856.
Joseph NJ. Edwards vs.. James 0.
Cherry.
Original Attachment.

IT appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court, that James 0. Cherry, the
defendant in this case, is nonresident
Of this State: 1t is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made for six weeks
in The Southcrner, a newspaper pub
lished in Tarboro', notifying him to Sp-
pear at the next Term Of this Court, to
be held at the Court House in Tarboro' ,
on the fourth Monday Of August next,
then and there to replevy the property
attached and plead to issue, or judg-
ment pr" con- nfcsso will be entered against
Olm, aud such other proceedings had
thereon as the Court shall deem right
and proper.
Done by order Of said Court, at May
Term, 1856,
''' 1870
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NOtice-NOticc.

I HAVE just received fresh supply of
DR.. Strong's Compound Sanatiue Pills, which
are so well known for their curative prop
critics in all bilious complaints, affections
of the liver, sick headache, dyspepsia, SC.
and useful in all cases where cathartic or
aperient medicine is needed. These pills
are very. popular and justly so. Price rs
cents per box. Geo. Ho,cdrd.
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dDle 4FacC OI Lana, containing
Deer 1900 .4cres,
Which he will sell 10 one body or d.
vide as specified below to sui; the con-
venience of purchasers.
~ To wit: One Tract. containing 2'6
Acrcs-One Tract, 400 Acrcs-and
two Tracts containing 800 Acres each.
These lands are we'll timbercd and we'll
supplied with Mud and Marl For a
stock raising Farm, the above has facil-
tiles excelled by none. On it, is a
large Hay Meadow, which has been
known to yield, over hundred stacks
Of Hay per season-and near by is a
beautiful Lake, which is the resort OF
the whole neighborhood for fishing and
shooting wild duck, the supply Of
which is unlimited. Persons wishing
to examine the above Lands. will ap-
ply to the subscriber, miles north OF
Hllllardston, Nash county. NC.
j. H. Hurrisoh.
October |, 1855.
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DOCTOR HOOFLAND'S
LIBERATED
German Bittcrs,
PREPARED LIZ
DR.. C. NJ, JACKSON, Phila6'a., Pa,

PREPARED liz
DR.. c. NJ, JACKSON, Philad'a., Pa,
WILL ErfEcruALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, JiUNDICE,
Chronic or Nervous DeGiiity, Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a dis
ordered Liver or Stomach.
Suchas
tonstina-
tion, Inward
Piles, Fulness,
or Blood to, the
Head, Aciliity Of the
Stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn Disgust for food, Full
ness Of wei ght in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or
Fluttering at the Pit Of the Stom-
ach, Swimming Of the Head, lIur-
red and difficult breathing, Flutter-
ingat the Heart. Choking or Sunocating-
Sensations when in lying Posture, D;mness
of Vision, Dots Of Webs before the Sight,
Fever and dull Pain in the Head, Def
cheney of Perspiration. 1cllowness Of
the Skin aid Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back. Chest, Limbs, sc.
Sudden Flushes of Heat burn
in the Flesh, Constant lna-
gin:ngs Of Evil, and
great depression
of Spirits.
The Proprietor, in calling the attention
of tho public to this preparation, does SO
with feelng of the utmost confidence in
is virtues and adaptation to the diseases
for which it is recommended.
1t is no new and untried article, but ono
that has stood the test of a ten years trial
before the American people, and its reputa-
ton and sale is unrivalled by any similar
preparations extant. The testimony in it's
favor given by the most prominent and well
known Physicians and individuals, in all
parts Of the country is immense. The fol-
lowing from your own State is respectfully
submitted, referring any who may still
doubt, to my ''Nlemorabilia, or Practical
Receipt Book, for Farmers and Families, to
be had gratis, of all the Agents for the Ger
man Bitters.
For sale bv Geo. Howard.
The southerner., 1856-07-12
Read This.

WHO would refuse to give Is cents to be
cured of the chill and fever, or ague and fe.
using DR.. Hull's unrivailed Ague and Fever
Pills. THEY cure the first day. One trial
will convince any one of their efficacy.
For sale by Geo. HoDard.
The southerner., 1856-07-12
JOY to the Invalid.

IS there any citisen of Edgecombc who
is suffering with a cough, cold, asthma,
splitting of blood, pain in the chest, OF any
pulmonary disease-if SO, you can be cured
by the use of Dr.. Strong's PectordJ Stomach
Pills. They are entirely vegetable, and on
1y % cents per box. Try them.
For sale by Geo HoWard.
The southerner., 1856-07-12

-
* ry, 1856. Harry is 25 or 80
years old, light complexion,
and has beautiful set of teeth and
very black pair of whiskers. l thiuk
one of the 6ngers on his hand has
a scar, caused by being caught
in cotton gin last fall He is about
six feet high, and weighs about $50 or
200 pounds. He had on when he went
off suit of homespun clothes, and a
common white felt hat; he also carried
off black leather carpet bag, blue
cloth coat, black pants, black satin
vest, low crown black hat, and pen,
ink and paper. [ have no doubt he is
attempting to make his way, to a free
State, by passing himself as free, as [
know that he can both read and write.
He was seen few days before he left
with an instrument of writing. The
said boy was raised in Beaufort county,
and is we'll known in Washington, Will
liamston, and Hamilton; he also work
ed in South Carolina, aud is also good
carpenter.
The above reward will be paid for
the said boy, if confined in any Jail SO
that | get him again. I will also pay
Fye Hundred Dollars for evidence to
convict at law, any white man of carry
ing or sending the above named boy to
free State. All masters of vessels
and Conductors on rail roads are parti-
cularly requested to keep watch for
him. - .a r. II. Gorhans.
Battleboro', N. c., Feb. 8, 1856.
gWashington Times and Newbera
News will insert the above till forbid.
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Russell s. Brother,
GENERAL
Commission and Forwarding
MERCHANTS.
Wilmington, II. G..

H. P. RUSSELL. J.. B RUSSELL.
Liberal Cash advances made on con-
signments of. Cotton, Naval Stores, and
other Produce for sale. Refer to
Jno. McRac, Prest. Bank Wilmington,
0 G.. Parsley, Commercial Bank,
Tnos w. Wright, +" Bank Cape Fear,
Edwd. T. Hall, Branch Bank State,
Wilmington.
Robt. Norfcet. Esq Tarboro'.
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NOTICE.
THE undersigned have formed a Co.
partnership in the


partnership in the
Cuf3,cssscriRg Business.
And will build or repair houses, and
make or repair all articles in their line
of business, as expeditiously as possi-
BILE. Havinga good stock of materials
on hand and frst-rate workmen, they
feel assured of being able to give salts
faction both as regards workmanship
and price.
In addition to the above, we are pre-
pared to make stained wood and cover
ed Coffins, make'and repair all kinds of
stained wood Furniture, &c. &c. at the
shortest notice. G. B. Lipsconsde.
-.. Nn,. A, L;psconabe.
Tarboro', Jan'y %, 1856. ...
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TarbOrO' Academy


THERE VIII be an Examination of
the Pupils in this Institution at Tia
close of the present session.
In the Female Department, on Tues
day and Wednesday, the 9th and 2Sth
days of this month; and in the Male
Department on Thursday, the Goth
concluding with
ErerciSes IN Defamation,
By the Male Pupils on Thursday eve
ming. Patrons and Friends of the
School are respectfully requested to be
present.
The next Session will commence on
Monday, the 2nd day Of June-su$pend
on the lst day of August-~rysume
again on the 1st day of October, and
terminate on the 10Th of December.
BY order of the President of Board
of Trustees.
Jno Norfc7, Secretary.
Tarboro', May 9Th, 1856. 5m
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MEXICAN
@natang zt,1inteut.
-@sGn9eao-

Every day new evidences of the value of
this popular medicine reaches the ears of the
public. friend of the Editors, a contrac-
tor on the Pacific Rail Road, told him the
other day that he would not be without it on
his section on any account, whatever He
finds constant use for it among his hands.
The great value of this article has induced
many worthless limitations under different,
but similar names; but the persons who once
use Bragg s. Co.'s Liniment will not be de-
ceived by any vile and rascally cheat who
would palm off spurious preparation on
them.
PRTCES.-The Liniment is put up in
three sizes, and retails for 25 cents, so cents.
and 81 per bottle. The so cent size con-
tains times as much as the 25 cent size. and
the 81 size has times as much as
the SO cent size. The large sizes being much
cheaper. ..
For sale by Geo. Ho,oard.
The southerner., 1856-07-12

of the most desirable and valuable
farms and tracts Of land
In The County Of Lenoir,
situated one mile from Neuse River
and three miles from the Atlantic anG
North Carolina Rail Road, and about
equi-distant FROM Kinston and Colds.
boro'. ~z-~=
This tract of land contains 144O
acres, of which 100 arc pocosin. The
whole is we'll adapted to the growth of
Indian Corn, and a consi lerable part to
the growth of Cotton, which produces
from 1900 to 1900 pounds per acre
There are about 400 acres in cultiva-
ton.
This is considered one of the healthi-
est localities in the county. There has
been single case only of bilious fever
on the premises for fourteen years, and
very rarely case of sickness of any kind.
If the purchaser shall desire, | will
sell with the land fifty or sixty slaves.
Terms will be as accommodating as
can be desired. The plantation can
be examined by application to my
Overseer on the premises, or to myself
at Kinston j. c. Washington.
Sept. Goth, 1855.
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JUST RECEIVED, great variety
Of Havana Cigars, of the very best qua
lities-Priucipe, Regalia, Cazadorys
Panetelas, Inovacion, &C., for sale by,
E s Geo. HoWard.
The southerner., 1856-07-12
A valuable Farm
FOR SALE.

THE Subscriber offers for sale one
of the most desirable and valuable
farms and tracts of land
The southerner., 1856-07-12

Potash, of superior quality, in six poun
tin cans, with directions for use;
Fahnestock's Vcrmifuge, sc.
For sale by Geo' Ho~aT0'
The southerner., 1856-07-12
List Of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Office at Tarboro', on
the lst July: 1856, which if not taken out
the General Post Office as dead letters.
Anderson Amanda Mariner VIM G
Allsbrook Mrs NJ A Malone Albert
Adkins William Mamprau VIM
Anthony Daniel Moore Mrs Mary
Brown By thai Mayo Abby
Bil1ups Miss Penny Moore, Nooten & Co
Chamberlain Lewis Mcmahan NJ
Crandel Miss A 3 Mars Jesse, W W or RD
Davis James Miller Christopher
Edmunson VIM NJ Pippen S;las NJ
Ellis Robt Pettinger Henry
Fountain Edwin Porter John
Founta in J Richardson Robin ]
Foxhal Harry Ruffin Miss Eliz'h
Gosnel D E Reddick james
Howard Mrs Mary Savage L
Hail VIM Savage DR. J D
Hines Rcbecea Savage Mr.
Howard Miss Mary Ja G Key TO son
jackson James 2 W'nbofne Eliza
Jenkins 4 J Hlnborhe Al'S Mary
Jones Mary Ann Waller James
Johnston VIM R Williams "
Lame L,,cretia Weathersbee NJ H
Lane Levi Wiliford L
So D4 VID PENDER, P. N.
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Geo. H0ward.
Dr.. Spencer's TegetubIe Pills

Dr.. Spencer's TegeiubIe Pills
ARE the cheapest and most approved
family medicines ever offered to the public
They are extremely mild in their operation,
neither causing sickness of the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation in the system, as
is toe Frequently the case with medicines
given to act upon the bowels; hence multi
tubes, who have been unable to take other
pills or prepa1 ations of medicine, on account
of their nauseating effects, use these pills
without the slightest d sagreeable feelings.
All that is asked of those who have never
yet become acquainted with them, is to pro-
cure one box, and the Proprictors word for
it, they will never call any other kind of
purgative medicine SO long as Spenccr's Veg
etable Pills can be obtained.
Price 25 cents per b0r
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$500 Reward.

. THE subscriber offers Three
n Hundred Dollars Reward for
>A his negro man HARRY, whs
= ran away on the lst of Febru-
. ry, 1856. Harry is 25 or 30
ssaS o,., III III. :
The southerner., 1856-07-12
Who wants Land?

THE Subscriber has for sale, valu
able Tract of Land, containing
Duoo. IO00 Acnoe
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Boz. N o. .hif .1itdat.c.--rne ssea.-.- Arctic
sounded the Atlantic all the way across, finding
tue greatest depth 2 O7o fathom-t more than two
miles, The b.d Of the ocean, ia the eection
trayersed by the Arctic, IL q plateau, - all rea
dy announced by Captain Berry NAH, who bad
twice before sounded across the Atlantic. The
bottom in the deeper part Is very tine mud o:
. mouse gray color,so soft that the sounding Ia
strument freqtentiy suls several feet iaio the
mud. They brought up spe linens of TIL bot
tom al every sounding 10 qaiiis that were CT
tsched to the end Of the sounding iIstru ment.
Towoards the shores, on each SIDE: tbs mud
changes into Zine green ooze. No other snb
stances were met no rock, nor anything tina
might prove fatal to q telegraph wire. Their
seems 10 be nothing to hinder the great wolk t
unit. England aud America 10y means OF . tel
earspa wire; an undertaking 80 grand that fe'
thought ii possible. The Whole distance acros
was found TO be Gao sea miles ON It. John
N. +. to Valentia Hareor. Ireland. The gres
test depth was found nearly in the center, bs
tween these two places. The profile OF the Al
lsntic be d on this Route is OF easier grade tina
many OF our railroad profles.-~.E. ]. jour o
| Commerce,
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APOLOGY We owe an apology to our
readers 'ol the manner 10 which we came
out on the Democrat Of last week though
none to tie Democrat itself, from the
manner in which Ne came at US. We
Tel, that we were like the man who was
passing civily by neighbor's house
with q pi,ch.fork in hand. The neigh
boris dog came .i,liLg at him as though
be was going to tear him to pieces ; the
man, with pitch.fosk in hand, run the
tines Of the fork through the dog and
killed him. The owaer Of the dog came
running cut, in a terrible hustle. and
wanted to know why be did not come al
the dog with the other end, and no, kill
him. The man, with the fork in hand
replied; why diin'' your dog come at
me with the other end i! he had come
at me with the other end, l would come
at him with tie other end.
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A Nartyr Of Science.

: Alexander Ticoni, fifty years Of age,
originally from Cons,an.lnople, ana
man of letters, was recently found dead
in Paris, in the modest lodgings which
he occupied. I, was proved beyond 2
donb, tina, he died from starvation. II
was not, however. that which put az enc
10 his existence, for al the time o. his
death he enjoyed very considerable M
come bu, absorbed by his love Of SCI.
ence, he forgo, ,ha. man has body no
less than soul TO provide Tor. and would
pass whole days together without taking
food.
Hi, dead body was found extended on
a pile OF books and manuscripts in every
known language under the sun. Hi'
lodgings were full Of them. and in some
Of the rooms this babel Of literature touch
ed the ceiling.
| He spoke twelve languages, and wat
we'll skilled in many more. He had fill
ed the highest post Of honor; rank ant
wealth were his, but he had renowned
everything from pure love of science
The state OF disorder in which his room
were found, is understandable. As for hi
personal appearance, it was worse YET
His body was completely emacia,ed.
In the lodgings Of the deceased wer
found a grea. number Of rare and curiou
objects; among The most worthy Of not
was a complete collection Of AUTOGRAPHS
Of all the mos, distinguished wits, savan
and men Of letters in Europe.
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.4necdose Of Old Dartmouth.-ln the
class Of which Daniel Webster was a
member, there was an individual noted
for his waggery. One day the Profess
or Of Logic, who by the way was not the
most nice and discriminating in his dis
terminating IN his distinctions, was Ell
deavorns to subs.antia.e "tha, a thing
remains the same notwi,hstsn ding sub
s,i,u,ion in some Of its parts. Ou
wag, who had been exercising the Yam
kee art OF whiting, a. length held up hi
jack kn,fe, inquiIing Suppose shoul'
lose the blade OF my knife, and get an
other one made and inserted ia lis place
would it be the same knife j, was BE-
fore 7" ITO be sure" replied the pro
lessor. well, them the wag eon.inu
ed, "suppose | should then lose the han
die, and get another, would il be III
same knife sill e. "Of course III
professor again replied. "Bu, if some
body should find the old hlade and ii
old handle, and should put them ,oge.t
er, VIVA, knife would tina, tie e "
never learned the professors reply.
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A Soho }. Teacher Wau.ed.

One Of the Dea ocralic Schools
teacher Of mathemalics-one that under
stands we'll the rule Of loss and GAIN
As this is day Of improvements and
rapid progression in the Arts and Sci.
ences. Since our school days. we ap-
prehend, we have fallen behind the times;
we are at q loss; we have no. lear ned
how to make somel.ng GU. Of nothing. -
Ii We had have been badly beaten a. this
county election. we could no, for the life
Of Us, have ciphe.ed out gain, by any
rule we have ever feared. We have
sought IN vain to solve The problem, as
we haze been fearful we nigh, need i. in
few days. We think we have found
tive will give demonstration as We
understand it. Tie problem was frs
invented by negro, and demonstrated
thus!
Sambo. Cuff, ii yoa take two from
two, how many will be lef,.
Calf. three, 10 be sure, Sambo.
Sambo. How do you make ,ha, up
pear, Cuff
Cuff. Sarbo, you take two chica ems
hen and rooster, pul them by them
selves. le, that hen lay three eggs ant
hatch them Out, won't there be five chick
.nsl
sambo. Yah. yah yah!
II We are corfec, in the above, vii
some enc please Inform us--in haste.
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Cous Holding up their MIX Il once had a
COW from which, could not get drop of milk
fei her, cooked her, and tried by oil the gen
tie me ans could think OF. but ali In vain the
nj would not come. | discovered that th.
held b.r milk by contracting her muscles. and
that in 80 doi1g. she rounded up her back he
thought struck me that II could keep her bae k
straight, The could not retain her milk and by
way Of experiment, held the saarp corner Of o
small stick OF wood on her back with one hand
and while milking with the other, found 81, had
not the power TO hold her milk. ! then save a
piece RI VOID just long enough the reach the
0 oring overhead to the cows back, as she stood
In her natural position. fastened one end Of the
board to the flooring, by leather hinge hewed
the other out thin and sharp like Q wedge, and
let it hang over the COW. When | commenced
milking che would attempt to raise her back to
contract the muscles, bat the wedge like end Of
the board was more than . match for her. She
could not round her back, nor retain her milk
and Ia . few days was entirely cured Of the
evil habit.--Corrssponden, Of Port!and Pleosur,
Bot.
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Election Returns Baily Mixed.

l, is finally settled tina, Buchanan must
have Pennsylvania, Indiana and New
Jersey, and some other small States, to
be elected by the people.
Illinois has given large majority lor
Fremont.
Penn. is doubtful, bu, rather in Blu.
chanan's favor.
New York is sale for Fremont by a
handsome maj.
Indiana, no, heard from.
All other Northern States, except New
Jersey, has gone for Fremont beyond
doubt
or the Southern States Florida, Lou
isana and Maryland is certain for Fill
more. Kentucky, Tennessee, stand doubt
full.
And n. Penn. still stands doubtful
Fremont is the only enc who has an!
chance 10 be elected.
IF he loses Penn, the election must g.
to the house.
These are according 10 the las. &C
counts heard from. at Muscatine, b,
Telegraph.