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Raleigh, June 9Th, 1883
FOR OILY 81.

ON the receipt of 81, zaiIl be mailed to any per-
" son a recipe of a remedy for Hb-sss, Dhile
suffering with Bolts ca Grubs, whfen was never
known to fail to give case in their greatest agony,
If given in time. Many valuable horses have been
saved from an ~untimoly.desth by, this reHedy, and
if given as advised, and it fAis, tho money Will be
refunded. No person. waO has . horse should bo
without this recipe. Gthez. rem saies will bs added,
which will be con6zciva 10 health and thrift, and q
great preventive Of distemper, whiod horses arc
subject to-. Address R. NJ. BROWN the P: n. Of
New Hill P. o., Walse Ooeoty, n. O..
March 2, 1857. bl-Sm
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Teacher Wanted

THE Trustees of the ASHEyILLE MALE
= ACADEMY, design opening the school at an
early day, and are anxious to secure the servic es
OF a thoroughly educated and experienced Teach
er. 1t is desirable to open (f possib e) by the
10th inst.
applications should be addressed to r O.. Vance,
Hugh Johnston and Jas. A. Patton, Committee,
who will give all necessary information.
By order of the Board.
L B. SAWYER, Sec'y.
Asheville, n. c., July 5th, 1858. Got.
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MARRIED,

In Columbus County, on tne 4th of July,
by J. H.. Buffkin, Esq, Mr.. James j. Gap
pin Esq, of Orange, to Miss Janc Ward, of
Columbus County.
In Northampton county, N. c. at the resi-
dence of the Brides Father, on the Goth of
May, by Rev. Richard Shane, Joseph 7.
Joyner, Esq, Of Southampton county, Va, to
miss Kate G. Stephenson, daughter Of James
Stephenson, ESQ. j. A. S.
Richmond & n. C. Advocates please copy.
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Literature and News of the Day.
TRusTEEs NOTICE.

A LII Persons embraced in the first class of Deed
IN in Trust made to me by the late Firm OF
German, Davis & Steele, are hereby notified to
present the same by the LIST day of August; at
which time I shall proceed to pay off that class
embraced in the Trust. And this notice will be
plead in bar of collection against all who fail to
present their claims after that period.
A. NJ. G0RMAN, Trustee.
Raleigh. July Z, 1858. 46-tf
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Special Notices S.

The Question Settled! Those eminent men, Dr.
James CLARK, Physician to Queen Victoria, ana
DIR. hughes Bennett, say that consumption can De
cured. DR.. Wistar knew this when ne discoVereu
his Balsam of Wild Cherry, and experience mas
proved the correctness of his opinion.
~ Buv none unless it has the written sigma
tnrs of 81. Butts" on the wrapper.
For sale by Williams & Haywood Raleigh.
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EPPING FOREST MALE ACADEMY

THE 2nd Session Of this Institution will open
on the 17t Monday in July, 1853.
This Academy is located at Kittrells Depot, on
the/aaleigh and CASTOR Rail Road about one
1ile from KittrelPs { Celebrated Mineral Springs,
in q very healthy and moral neighborhood. Stu,
dents prepared to enter any Southern College
Terms.
Tuition in Primary English, 81 so per Session
Higher English, 10 90
Latin and Greek, IS 90 "
Good Board car be had convenient to the
Academy at So per month exclusive of lights.
For further particulars. address the Principal,
or E. II. Overton. ESQ, Kittrells, Granville Co.
N. C. Rev. NJ. H. HIGHT, Principal.
June 18th, 1858. 42-tA1.
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TOWN PROPERTY.

A Citizen of Raleigh who owns more Town
IN Property than be desires to hold, aoiU sell
at q great bargain, some of his Houses and Lots,
some of which are very desirable both in location
and kind Terms very easy. For further infor-
nation, apply 10 the Editor of the Spirit of the
Age.
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THE firm of Brownley & Hicks is this day dis
solved by limitation. The books and accounts of
the firm will be kept at the couhting room of
their successors, where either of the subscribers
will attend to the settlement of the business.
VIM. S. BROMLEY,
SAM'L. d. HICKS.
Petersburg, July 18th, 1858.
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Notice to Common Sehool Teachers,

Notice to Common School Teachers.
IENHE Committee of Examination, for the coun-
4 ty of Johnston, n. c., will attend at the Court
1883, on Monday, the eth of August, and on Fri
day, the Sd day of September nexl, for the pur-
pose of examining int the mental and moral
qualifications of such persons as may desire to
take charge of a Common School in said county
during the ensuing year.
r. Il. KENNEDAY, Chm'n.
July IL, 1868. Alt
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Petersburg, July 18th, 1858.
Lenoir Collegiate Institute,
MALE FEMALE.
n 1855

1855.
THE Fall Session opens the 4th of August
Il Board per month, remains only 81. Tuition
per session, from 10 to Is. 0rnamentals low in
proportion.
Faculty composed of the best Instructors.
One hundred and eight students have attended
this year-an increase of IS per cent over the
previous.
The two departments check and incite each
other. They are planned and managed different
ly from any institution in the South.
Good new apparatus, row on hand. The Tenn
perance Division fourishes. No Grog Shops in
less than six miles. For Catalogues apply to
Rev, L. Branson, A. B., Principal, or W. II. Cum
ninggim, Sec. of Board,
Lenoir Institute, N, c..
June "a, 1853. A 25-4m.
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HILLsvILLE ACADEMY.
CARROLL CO., VA.
B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal.


LAWS hartley, A. NJ, AssO. Principal,
ASSISTED BY EFFICIENT INSTRUCTORS.
FkNHE sixteenth session of this institution win
u commence the krst Monday in August, ana
continue twenty one vi eRs. Board can be had in
good families at six dollars per month.
hliisFlHe IS n village near the top of the Blue
hldge, commanding 4 view Of the most pietur-
esqne, %roE1antic and sublime scenery. 1t is we'll
supplied with good water and pure air from the
surrounding mountains, and is renowned for
health. 1t affords as geoi society as our smaller
towns generally 1t is situated on the main thor
oughfare from Tennessee to North Carolina, over
which passes a daily line of stages, and is within
a few hours travel of the Virginia aud tennessee
Rail Road. Through the hberalTty &C Messrs.
Andrew S. Fulton, Benz. Rush Floyd, and Alex
ander N. Chafin, two Gold Medals have.been pre-
sented annually. for the last two years, 10 the
best speakers. TAe annual catalog s will be sent
to any one desiring usthez information about the
school.
July 9, 1858, 4S-5mpd
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In retiring from the concern of BROMLEY Il
Hicks, I take great pleasure in recommending our
successors, Messrs. Hicks, Green & Co., to the
confidence and patronag e of the customers of our
late firm, and take this opportunity of returning
my thanks to the patrons of our late concern.
WIN. S. BROMLEY.
Petersburg, July 18th, 1858. Aft
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BOOT AND SHOE BUSINESS.

SNUN HILL n. Q.
The Subscriber would tender his thanks for the
liberal pa tonnage received in his line ofbusiness !;
and would respectfully inform the public that he
has on hand a good supply of the best Materials,
and competent workmen He solieits 9 continuance
of the generous support he has received pledging
himself to use every endeavor to give satisfaction
in every respect to his customers His prices are
as moderate as the times demand.
J. W. SUGG.
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Journeymen Wanted.

Two or three good Journeymen Boot and Shoe
makers can find employment by applying to the
Subscriber. Snow Hill is n healthy place. and
living as cheap, perhaps, as any place in North
Carolina. Apply to j. W. SUGG,
Snow Hill, N. C..
July 5th, 1858. A5--tf.
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July 5th. SIS
Belford Male and Female Academies
G. w. ARLINGTON, n.h
MRS M F. ARLINGTON iihhiP"lS

II next session of these Institutions will
ommence on the second Monday in July.
Circulars containing full particulars will be
sent to any persons desiring further information,
on application to the Principals, or DR.. G. Stills
at C~astalia, N. c..
June %, 1853. 44...4t
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WANTED.

BY a young ma ;, a situation as Teacher in
some healthy part Of the country. Good testimo-
malls as to character, de-, can be given. For
further particulars, address M~AGISTER,
Haw River, Aiamance CO., N. C.
July 10. ISIS. 46-tf
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY
GREENSBORO N G.

q -
GREENSBORO N c.
THE Scholastic year is divided into two Ses.-
sions, commencing Fss August and January. The.
course Of ss1ag IS thorough, and, systematic, en-
braciBg everything necessary 70. G.eeEplete, sol.
id and ornamental education The buildirgsars
so arraRgsdi asto combine the comforts of a home,
the highest qualifications are employed in ea:h'
of the DepaatIncnts- Redistribution in the coun-
try possesses advantages superior 70 Edge Ssrth.-
Terms:
Board, including WASHING, lights, and fueI:
per Session of five months, SOC 90
Tuition IN the regular Glasses, 20 0eA
The nszt Session will commence on. Monday
August "a, 1858. Pupils are admitted at any time
during ths Session, AID cta2gsd,from the time Of
entrance.
Catalogues containing all necessary izfoTr1s.
ton respecting the course of Instruction. terms.
&C., will be forwarded on application TO
RIC5ARD STERLING, Principal.
Greensboro, N. G.
June 5, 1858. 4l:..ta$5.
TINE Subscriber having: dlspssed of his stock
of Drugs, Medicines. &o, 20. Messrs. lard
d HUGHES, takes pleasure in recommending
them to his friends as ce1peient druggists. and
worthy young men.
He returns his thanks to those who have pat
ronised him.. y. 8DREBHAyW 00D4
June LIST, 1858.
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SPOKE, Rim AND Shaft FACTORY
RALEIGH. n. q
Due July LIST, and Jan 1st,,

July 9Th, 1853.
an THIS DAY WE SHALL ENDEAY0R TO
" HAVE every account On oar Books made out.
ready for settlement.
We desire all to call and pay of promptly, and
thus facilitate matters.
". II. WILLIAMS 4 co.
July I, 1853. 45-3t
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SELECT SCHOOL.
Laurence louise.

ONLY HOTEL AT HIGH POINT, N. C.. r.
" r. Will convey passengers to Normal Col
lege on the arrival Of every train.
A CITIZEN OF HIGH POINT.
July I, 1858. 26-45-3m.
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JOS. J. L. WARD C.CoLLTS HUGHES
WARD

w IA4GL| GIL
(SUooEssoRS-To)t
DR.. E. RURKE HAYWOOD,
RALEIGH, II. g.
Wholesale & Retail Dealers In
DRUGS, MEDICINES & CHEMICALS,
Will, at all times, keep on hand a choice sslec-
ton of pure
Drugs and Medicines, French, English
and Americana fffumery, Flavoring
Extracts, Spices and Fancy Arti--
cles, Fine Toilet, and Shaving
Soaps, CreBms, Etc, Hair,
Tooth, Shaving aRdPaint.
Brushes, Superior, CT
gars, Hobaecoand
SEnfs, Etc.
Surgical Instruments, Tiussess and 'S1p-
porters, Camphene, Burning Fluid.
Lamp Oil, Linseed, Cotton-seed
and Tanners Oil, Varnishes,.
Paints, Dye-Stufs, Glassware, Putty, &c.
The subscribers having purchased. thu entire
stock of Drugs, Medicines, &c, of Dr. E Burke
Haywood, for the purpose Of conducting the.
Wholesale and Retail Drug business they So
iicit an examination of their'stoek by Physicians
and the publi,, before purchasing, as they feel
confident that they can offer inducements to prE@
chasers, both in the prices. and quality of their
goods. They ,oiH keep noHs 5st the purest articles.
w. Particular attention paid to prescriptions.
WARD &.HUGHES
Raleigh, June 9th, 1853. Aft
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EMPLOYMENT!
$50 to 500 per Month!

7000 ACTIVE, energetic young men are
IOOO wanted to actas agents in q easy,useful
and honorable business, by which they can GER
tainly make from $50 to 500 per month. For
full particulars, make early application either by
letter or 10 pc son, to W. r. TERRY,
47-st. Rockingham, N. G..
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1REENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.

GREENSBORO FEMALE COLLEGE.
THE FALL SESSION will open on the last
Thursday in July.
Superior advantages for the acquisition Of q
thorough and accomplished education are now Of
fered in this Institution.
Terms as heretofore.
For full particulars apply to
June 18th, 1858. 24-tf-42-8t
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RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.

RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE Fall Session will on Thursday,
the 29th July, and continue 81 weeks.
Expenses per Session.
Board exclusive of washing and lights $50.
Tuition in Primary Department, So so; in Col
lege Department, $I7 so; Latin. Sc; French,
$40; Music and Oil Painting, $40, each; Gre
clan and Oriental Painting, and Painting in Wa
ter Colors, SO each incidentals 81. Expenses
for tuning Piano equally distributed among the
music pupils. Half of all the expenses in advance
and the balance at the close of the Session. Pu-
pills are charged from the time of entering, and no
deduction is made except in case of personal
sickness protracted 2 weeks.
In point of health, access, good morals, &c
no school in the State enjoys advantages supe-
riOr to the Raleigh Female Seminary.
We are prepared to accommodate in the Semi
nary, and its immediate vicinity, a large number
of boarders. Address
D. R. BRUTON, President.
Raleigh, N. c., June 10, 1853. 24-42-t
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACADEMY

THE next Session opens 18th July, 1853. 1t
is highly important that Students be present on
first day of session, as the regular classes will then
De formed. Conveyances can be had in Hillsboro'
on N. c. Rail Road. For Circulars. &c, address
the Principal who refers to the Editor of Esprit
of the Age" and Rev. r. T. Hefin, Raleigh, N. C..
JOSEPH II. SPEED, A. B. Principal.
June 10th, 1858. % 4S-tAl.
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General Grocery & Commission Business

CO., at the old stand of BROMLEY & Hicks. 95
Sycamore St., where by strict personal attention
to business they hope to merit a continuance Of
the liberal patronage extended to the late firm.
Commissions 81 per cent. on all produce, as
heretofore, except Cotton, which shall be sold for
sec per bale, aohen no aduance Is made.
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NEW CONCERN.

Samuel D. Hicks having purchased the entire
stock in trade &c, of the late firm of BROMLEY
& Hicks, and having associated with him, Lucius
Green, of Granville county, N. c., and J. E. Hor-
ner of this city, (well known in connection with
our late firm as our book keeper,) will conduct a
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Holston Conference Female College,

Holston Conference Female College,
ASHVILLE, n. G.
TNHE next term will open the 10Th Of July.
Il REV. A. w. CUMMINGS, D, d President, assis-
ted by twelve able professors and teachers.
Board for the College year, SO 90
Tuition /" "a 90
Music and other extra branches correspondingly
low. Catalogues will he sent On application to
r. B. VANCE, Sec. and Treas.
June 3, 1853. 41-22-3mpd.
N. B. A Teacher of French wanted-one who
speaks the language fuently.
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Franklinton Schools, Male and Female.
The third Session will begin on the 18th July.
1853.
G. W. NEAL, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL, AND ].
GUION, A. B. ASSISTANT in Male Depart
ment.
G. W. NEAL, PRINCIPAL, MRS. T. III.
NEAL AND MISSES NJ. RANSONE AND M.
E. STOAKES, in Female Department.
Primary ENGLISH, SO or IL, go
HIGHER DO. 1900
ENGLISH WITH ONE OR rwo LANGUAGES, 1900
EACH ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE, 500
MATRIcULATE FEE, 100
EXTRA.
Music on PIANO OR GUITAR, ITS USE INcLU-
DED $23 or %, 90
OFT PAINTING, ? 1000
DRAWING, EMBROIDERY WAx-woRK, each, 800
PAsTIL, WATERcoLoRs GREcIAS PAINTING,
each, 500
Both Schools will have the benefit of Lectures
and Experiments, with a Scientific Apparatus.
Board, including fires and washing IS to 10 pei
month. 43...3m 24-t.
June IL, 1858.
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DISSOLUTION OF Co-PARTNERsH1P

July 1st, 1854. 46-4t
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D L Ed.


At the residence Of his son-inaw Mr. G. d. Fsribault
OF Wake county, N. C., the morning Of the SOth Of
March, Dr. Alexander 81. Taylor. Of Wake Forest. The
Doctor had arrived at Mr. Farbauts the afternoon pre-
cedng apparently in better health and spirits than usual
Early the next morning he had his called COM
planned uttered few fagmentary enees rather Mr..
fasoaut THINKS on account Of falling speech than
raysis. He was born in York Town Va ii is believed
about 1904 He educated chiefly BY that accomplished
physician and gentleman, Dr. TAYLOR formerly Of
oxford, n. C., now Of Memphis, Tenn. $3.50 -
He was one of oldest citizens aud oldest phys
clan in which capacity his services win be long CRATE
fully remembered by many in this community In society
he was frank In business transactions upright and conscs
the day Of ntermenf, Those who knew him best es-;
teemed him most which is about the best test that we
can ordinarily have Of merit. sTe.es
His remains brought to bis home placed for few
hours in the aisle of the College Chapel them
appropriate and impressive discourse preached BY Rev
~ Wingate, President Of the oallsge from tie words:
Be therefore ready aso fofthe Of coeth at
his remains attended in procession to the College
Graveyard, with Maj Willie D. Jones and Prof VIM. b
Owen and Messrs Pondexter and the Students
as chief pall-bearers .ssssss 79,33tz sssl 4.
Much sympathy manifested with his befeaved wife
and children whose deep grief testified the conjnga and
u Biblical Recorder and Norfolk and Memphis papers
please copy. - go ..:,l sss{sss ~ -
In this county, March 1sth, 1859, Of pneumonia Mr.
James NJ Goodwin. in the 22d year Of his age He was
consistent member Of the Methodist E. Church for about
two years. and was prepared To meet hs God in peace
sweep not for him who dieth--F s7;i+ ssi y n
For he sleeps and is at rest; s8 S3g IS. &,
And the couch wherein he ieth
Is the green earths quiet breast. T." K.
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-
Stats Kansas SC "a bss
sscS then another Cen e &c
SO will form anotkbr Gopsi "a
c.ticn q The people Of 1Kansa 81
Jonty ST the peopls ahen The of The State
States This snnendment wss i test vote. and MS
adopted by union of the Aboiit ionists and Know
Nothings -l20 10 ia The bill, thus .4mended,
goes to the Senate who will reject the amendment
and If the House adheres to the present position
bill is lost, and the question is to be still LEFT open
Tor the future dssroying the peace Of the country
the interests of society, and perhaps the perpeuy
of the Union. What answer can Southern gentle.
men, such Davis, Of Maryland and Gilmer Of our
State, make to their consciences and to their corst
uents for such conduct What will the honest
Wings of Person, CSswell, Alamance and Chatham
think Of their Representative when they see him
bedding and boarding with such men as Gid.
dings, of Ohio Burlingame, of Massachusetts. and
others of the blacklist abolition character? Until
his speech of Monday, Mr.. Glmer's course was con-
sidered doubtful; but after that speech he joined
their church and was received in full communion.
1t must have been mournful sight to any Of his
Southern colleagues to see while he was speaking,
the whole herd of black Republicans hanging on his
lips; and when he concluded, to observe their con-
CALCULATIONS and hearty shaking Of hands. The OBJ
ject OF thus virtually rejecting Kansas cannot be
misunderstood. This element must be kept into the
prived of the meat whereon it. feeds. Mr.. Gilmer,
has done as much more than any one man to
produce this state Of things to be followed by the
most frightful consequences. Senator Seward de-
clares that "the battle has been fought and won,"
and that he expects to see the time "when not the
footstep of slave shall be the soil of the
United States" hope that our people will read and
appreciate Mr.. Gmer's speech. The list of sub
scribers for it will prove the taste of its readers:
F. P. Blair, of Mo-, subscribed for 500 COPIES
Lewis D. Campbell, of Ohio, for 400
c. Billinghurst, for 100 :"
II. Winter Davis for 1000 I"
How many Mr.. Giddings takes is unknown; but
not Democrat has touched it even with "a forty
foot pole" If it is printed it delivered, you
will find in it many of his old anecdotes delivered in
the campaign for Governor rehashed excepting,
perhaps the Elephant story, which rather strong
for black Republicans 1t is to be regretted
that this speech was made near the close of the
debate, it would have been replied to by Of
the North Carolina delegation. 1t may be yet.
Contrast this speech with that of your Senator on
the same question you will then see the difference
between a sound statesman and violent partizan.
ION i
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The Hon. Kisshim Giddings.

We invite attention to the letters of our Washing
ton correspondents They have begun to do justice
to Hon. Kisshim Giddings of this State.
Our correspondent "R" has given the list of names
of those who subscribed for the gentlemans speech
The Hon. Kisshm Gid-Gilmer it seems esti-
mates his remarks against his own section more
highly than any one ese and so he heads the list
with five thousand copies Winter Davis is the
oath bound representative from blooasstaned Balti-
more. He holds his seat as the rcsdIEof fraud and
bondshed, and is the acknowledged leader of the
Plug Uglies He rceks with Pluguglyism and trea-
Son to his native Maryland. Campbell, Spinner,
Covode, Pottle, Morrill,, Binghurst, and Grow are
abolitionsts of the vest stamp, and their governing
sentiment in Congress and at home is hatred to the
South. These enemies of the Soath congratulate
Mr.. Gimcr on his course and subscribe for his
speech, while Greedy. James Watson Webb and the
New York Times welcome him with open arms.
Our amiabe and most unexcitable Scotch cotem-
porary of this City having Jumped Jim Grow v
on Lecompton in order to sustain Mr.. Gilmer, will
of course apologize for him and endeavor to explain
away the differences which must be drawn from his
conduct We took occasion recently, in urging the
Democrats TO maintain their asccnden:y in this State,
to express the opinion that the tone of the State
in relation the aggressions Of the freesoers upon
our Constitutional rights would be lowered" by the
triumph of the opposition in August next. and that
the State would cease to extend to President Bu-
chanan that steady and cordial support which he is
now receiving" The Register took fire at this, and
replied to it in the most emphatic terms, declaring
the opinion unfounded The public vii, see
who was right. The only Know Nothing represen
tative from the State in Congress votes with the alb
olitionsts against his section and against the
administration and is complimented for SO doing by
our deadly enemies.