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following extract from che speech al lleaI Jsasroa
Davis delivered al Jackson. Mississippi On sls eth
July, embodirs his viess On Coox,v.sseasi psessx.
ton to slavery In The Trs,;ses;es:
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nor would any la~s give security unless they ussv
honestly administered
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csty IN slaves suihasisrS their iasrudssiss isis
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Bank Of N0StA.Car0ltna.
At meeting of the Directors Of this institution,
held in this City on Saturday last the following
branches were established to be put in operation on
the LIST Of November next: Wilmington, Charlotte,
Fayettsyille, Tarborough, Windsor, Milton, and
Morglnton
The Directors at Wilmington are John Dawson,
President; Gilbert Potter, J. II. Dickson, E. p Hall,
and D. A. Lamont Officers: W. Reston, Cashier
W. D: Smith, Teller; J. R. Wright Discount Clerk
and Book.keeper.
Directors at Charlotte: John Irwin, President;
A. C. Steele, j. H. Carson, W. j. Hayes, and W. F.
Phifer. Officers: T. w. Dewey, Cashier; s. E
Belk, Teller and Clerk.
Directors at Fayetteville: A. W. Steele, President;
Geo. McNeill E. L. Pemberton s J. Hinsdalc, and
Geo. Lauder. Officers: H. C. Lucas, Cashier; W.
Huske, Teller; W. l. Rose, Bookkeeper and Dis
count Clerk.
No Directors appointed at Tarborough. Officers:
v. Chapman, Cashier; w. 8. Baker, Teller and
Clerk.
Directors at Windsor: Jonathan S. Tayloe, Presi-
dent; David Outlaw, j. E. Tanning. Lewis Thomp-
son, J. c. Walton. Officers: l. s Webb, Cashier;
E. Webb, Clerk.
Directors at Milton: Samuel Watkins, President;
Geo. A. Smith, N. McGehee, John Wilson, Geo. w.
Thompson. w. R. Hill, Cashier.
Directors at Morganton: 7. G. Walton, President
Dr. s. Tate, W. NJ. Walton, j. Rutherford, and W.
G. Erwin. No officers appointed at present
The following officers were appointed at the Prin.
cipal Bank, Raleigh, G. W. Mordecai having been
heretofore appointed President and c. Dewey, Cash
ier, to-wit: W. E. Anderson, Teller; Jordan Won
bic, jr, Discount Clerk and Bookkeeper; Seatou
Gales, Clerk. .,-.,fg. =. -.f... .....-
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az We could make no better reply, if We cared
to reply at all to the low personalities Of the Fire
brand and the Karrenton Neses than in tn. iOllow-
ing language of Cato the Censor, addressed to IN
unworthy person who had assailed him:
ut is upon very unequal terms that contend
with you: for you are accustomed to be spoken i'll
Of and can speak it with pleasure; but with me it
is unusual to hear it. and dsagrecable to speak it,
We could gain nothing by = triumph over these
persons in conflict Of any Lind and character
which Can be injured by their attacks, is not worth
having We do not desire the confidence or the re-
spect Of any one who deliberately approves the
course toward US of those newspapers It is barely
possible that some gentlemen nstigatng and en-
dorsing them in their conduct towards US. If so,
and if we can only ascertain who these gentlemen
are, will At once characterize them as they de-
serve. As II is re have nothing to say. Let those
speak out who may be injured more by silence than
we can be- Sustained as we are by the Democratic
press and the Democratic people of the State, re
fear nothing. - - 2 3 "a ....
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BILL SHAKsPEARE.-In the course of q
recent lecture at Chicago, Mr.. James Grant
Wilson of that city introduced an anecdote re-
lated to him by his Quaker friend, William
Hewitt Said Hewitt CAS- l was passing
through Stratford, one morning, / saw the
master of the village school mastering his
scholars to their task. / stopped, being pleas
ed with the looks of the old man, and said,
You seem to have a considerable number of
lads here; shall you raise another Shakespeare
from among them, think you?' why, re-
piled the master, L have a Shakespeare now in
the school. l knew that Shakespeare had no
descendants beyond the second generation, and
was not aware that there was any of his
family remaining But it seems that the pos
terity of his sister, Joan Hart who is mention
ed in his will, yet exists, part under her mar
rage name of Hart, at Tewkesberry, and a
family in Stratford of the name of Smith, L
have Shakespeare here said the master, with
evident pride and pleasure. Here boys, here
He quickly mustered his laddish troop in a row
and said to me, There now, sir, can you tell
me which is Shakespeare 2 / glanced nv eve
along the line, and instantly fixing it upon one
boy, said, That is the Shakespeare You are
right, said the master, that is Shakespeare.
The Shakespeare cast of countenance is there.
That is William Shakespeare Smith, lineal
descendant of the poets sister, Mr. Hewitt
adds, 1t sounded strangely enough as l was
passing along the street in the evening, to hear
some of the same schoolboys say one to anoth-
er, That is the gentleman who gave Bill
Shakespeare shilling this morning."
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Meoitlnes.
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MAGMA EST TERErAs EFT PREVALENT
The wonderful discoveries brought to light by the eele
brated DIR. Roadway Co.. the eminent Chemists of New
York within the quarter of century, have contrib
uted the ease comfort safety and longevity Of
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
The first these important and valuable discoveries
startled world with wonder and surprise at its rapid
efficacy curing the sick and stopping the most excru-
The next discovery was the Renovaing Resovent; the
critics of eradcating from the system all constitutional
aades inherited by scky children Of diseased parents
These discoveries however, are but Lesser Lights 20 the
Great. Grand Discovery recently made and which is
calculated to reyoutonze the present practice Of medi
discovery is given to the world in the form Of Pills. ee
gany coated with Gum as not to offend the most del
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l. One of the most remarkable properties which this all
powerful remedy possesses that Of truly
electres the whole system with its healthfu influence
it be the injecting efiuvia OF Yellow Iyphus, Swamp,
Measles Scarlet other Malignant Fevers Fever and
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itated from the poisonous extracts of acid plants faint
of Radways Ready Relief will Instantly neutraze the
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Flux Fevers &c there is remedy safe and certain
to take Radways Ready Relief Its electrical powers
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,. AS A COUNTER IRRITANT, withdrawing the con-
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patent acts with the rapidity of lightning the instant
the Relief is rubbed the parts of the body where there
is paint reestablishes equalization of the blood
congestion being Withdrawn, Inflammation is removed,
8. As A DlFFUSIyE STIMULANT In cases of Weak
ness. Ianeuor, Debility. Depression of Spns, Restless
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tire system 1t revves and reinvgorates the aged Grip
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VEET NIROJ D1C CENITJNU DpI1DAD
ELMDOLDo GENUlNE IREHAR-
tract of Buchu, for Diseases Of the Bladder, Kidneys
Gravel, Dropsy, Weaknesses Distractions. Secret Dis
qa Organs, Arising from Excuses and mprudencies in
Life and removing all Improper Discharges from the
Male or Female from whatever cause they may have orig
mated and no matter of how long standing giving health
ox, mo ~ .
0ol ~ LILLE AffLICIEDl!!
IT cures Nervous and Dehotod SuAarors and rooo,oo
all the Svmnoms amdnn WIN viii b t, anu reho'es
- f ems Inlisnoston ' " ''"iO'
po W T-A fnSs hy L Mer' Oh
Difficulty of Breathing, Gen
ease Weak Nerves. Trembling Dread
full Horror Of Death Night sweats, Cold
guor, Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular system.
often Enormous Appetite with Dyspeptic symptoms,
the Skin, PaIlid Countenance aid i''' w
Eruption on the Face pain
in the Back Heav-
ii freo n. NIX f BlenS
Spots living
before the
with Temporary Sufsolt and Loss of Sight. Want of
Atsntl2n, Great Mobility KestessnGss, With Horror
tients than solitude. and notbl 10 thew mere
Dread o 10 l9r near, iear Of themselves No Re
Speculation, but Hurried
transaction from one
other.
c IGse symptoms II aiiowec to 60 onwSieh this med
FATuiIN, AND EPll.EPTlC FlIS-in one of which the
paiie may expire we can say that these excuses are
FAMILY AND p, GIoNsuMPIioN? The records Of the
INSANE ASILUMs, and the melancholy deaths by
CoNSUMPiloN, bear ample witness to the truth Of
eRoy Tne ae Gst adtS 9ah
sudden and quite destitgterneithcr Mrth or Grief ever
VISITS IT, Should sound Of the voice occur it is rarely
with wocful measures wan despair
nhilit I I; 5uaie1 so9tus MS er,el Degniiea
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-04
6aOrtrster 4aiIg spp.
TIME AM FEELING.
BY CHARLES SWAIN.

BY CHARLES SWAIN.
Time to me this truth has taught,
Ills truth that's worth revealing:
More offend for want of thought,
Than from any want of feeling.
If advice we would convey,
There's time we should convey It;
If we've but word TO say,
There's time in which to say it.
Oft, unknowingly, the tongue
Touches on a chord so aching
Thata word, an accent wrong
Pains the heart almost to breaking.
Many tear of wounded pride,
Many fault ofhuman blindness,
Had been soothed or turned aside.
By quiet voice of kindness.
Many beauteous flower decays,
Though we tend e'er so much;
Something secret on itpreys,
Which no human aid can touch!
So, in many lovely breast
Lies some ranker grief concealed,
That, if touched, is more opprest.
Lett unto itself-is healedi
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-04
Discovered AT LAST.
GREATEST CURE IN THE WORLD FOR PAIN.
PRoF. CHAS. DE GRATH'S
ELECTRIC OIL.

1
This oil Is the only remedy in the world for the
Cure Of Rheumatism Deafness, Govt, Neuralgia, Lum-
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Doloreux, Headache, Cramps, Group Piles, Fclons,
Sprans and Bruises, Cuts ard Wounds Sweilcd Glands,
Stif Joints Scrofua, Erysipelas Sore Nipples Sweed
Breast, Womb Disorders, Salt Rbeum, Canker In the
Month and Stomach, Palptation, Eruptlons, Caked
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Jaw, Heart Burn, Tooth and Ear Ache, Nervousness,
morrhage, Absccss. Stiff Necks, Broken Brcast, Chit
blans letter, Shingles, Frosted Feet Fever and Aguc,
Chapped Hands, any Diseases that painful
Is the only article brought before the public that Will
DO Its work perfectly IN from three to twenty minutes has
been used by thousands and pronounced 10 be the best
remedy ever discovered.
This on acts the system with elecricity-is Of pure
vegetable preparation Not the slightest danger Of apply
ing II outwArdly or nwardly II at gives pcrnn-
ncnt curc-n most from ten to twenty minutes
The best Psychologists Of Europe have discovered that
MI organic arrangement of the animal system the effect
q an obstruction Of the physcOcectc fluid In the organ
diseased. skul application Of this Oil puts In nme-
dlatc motion the uid and the Is at
compshed, No bleedngs- no vomiting, purgDg or Bills
tcring is res0rted to.
: esB None genuine without the signature of Prof G
DE GRArH. labels signed In writing.
Principal Depot 30 South Eighth Street. three doors
below Chestnut, Philadelphia. Country dealers and drug
gists can be supplied wholesale and retail Price, 70
cents, 80 cents, and 81 per bottle.
lry everything else; give this one simple trial.
CAuTfoN-Bc careful TO ask for and get DE GRATI'S
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There are numerous limitations sprung up the repu
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PEAD AND REMENlBER-Lct Il b

n
remembered, that because pressure over The stom-
ach produces no PAIN no evidence that there
Hams ation Of that organ Hundreds of Physicians and
tens Of thousands Of patients have been lued into feel
ings OF perfect security by being thus deceived
The very worse cases Of inflammation Of the Stomach,
ana even ulcerao may be present when not the slight
elected.
Diseases of the heart almost without number polcy of
brain, insanity. imbecy, and DEATH have been allowed
TO take place. through sympathy with innamed son-
nch ana the mischief totally unsupported simply because
pressure over the diseased organ ELECTED no pain.
Bronchitis, Ccrgymens Sore Throat and disease Of the
lungs IN thousands OF instances have had their origin in
an infnmed stomach, which would not have occurred
had not both physician and pateut been deceived by sup
posing that diseased stomach Is always sensitive upon
Disease of the liver producing pain In the right side
shoulder face and head In thousands upon thousands Of
instances has been allowed 10 take place from the same
SO, also in constipation Of the bowels "dcblty
general debility" wasting IN flesh, chronic diarrh@a,
be assigned for their ever having taken place
Ntne-tcnths, yes, nnctynine one-lnndredhs Of n
chronic Diseases (which have their origin In disease Of the
digestive organs and from other sourcc) suffered
TO become lighted up, by loosng sight of the that
tcnsve disease may exist In the stomach while not the
Let II be remembered that every one Of the above mem
TONED diseases have their rise and origin in disease of the
digestive organs and can only be cured by wcll-drcc
cd treatment 10 those organs
Let IL also he remembered, that when either Of the
brought about and Is kept M by diseased digestive or
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than one directed to those organs will restore the
Let II be remembered that either Of the above mention
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YOU HAD BETTER
II r Y
MY MOTHERS sALVE.

ness, that the propretoTs feel it a
duty they owe to the public for their patronage
bestowed npon this Salve make it accessible to rich
and poor that all afflicted may avail themselves of its
healing qualities.
my MOTHERS SALYE" Is perfect Chemical Com
pound, prepared from Roots Herbs and Gums gathered
from the forest and possesses Healing, Soothing, and
Pain-Reevng virtues, never before combined by Save
Ointment.
my MOTHERS SALVE" is safe and efTectual, and
all those troubled with Rheumatism, Salt Rheum, EIy-
sefdS, Govt Piles and such like Diseases will find in
its use great relief, and in most permanent
my MOTHERS SALVE,' in a Burn and iScdldS,
takes out the fire, soothes the irritating PAM and heals
the wound more speedily and eectualy than any other
preparation
my MOTHERS SALyE" is worthy Of confidence,
and thousands having used it and their
friends is test of its worth. Directions using any
MOTHERS SALVE" are simple. Every mother and
nurse knows how to spread plaster and dress sore and
all who the Salve will apply it in proportions
cd at times and as good judgment may direct. For
Rheumatism aud other palms, rub the parts smary with
the Save In of Coughs T1ghness of Lungs Sore
Throat and such like ais, rub in of Rheumatism
In any case of pain, good result follows the Of this
Snlve. Prepared by a. NJ. BECK. BURRILL a HUNT
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south of Court street, Boston.
Sold by G. X. SPURR 20l Main street. and by Sawyer
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GRAND MEDICAL ESTABLISH

GRAND MEDICAL ESTABLISH
~ MENT, 12l MAIN STREET, WORCESTER
The whole need not physician, but they that sick
voice from II lures garden. DIR G. A. HILL,
formerly Of Boston, graduate from the school Of Ma
turc and Is independent Botanic Physician; success Is
his Diploma Ills MatcrIa Mcdica Natures boundlcss
Vegetable Kingdom. Ills general headquarters
ter Mass where all orders must he addressed to insure
attention DR.. Hill Will send his medicines 10 any part
Of the Union. 49,
The Doctors Medicines arc prepared expressly for the
following complaints - ~
Spinal Complaints, Difficulty Of Breathing,
kdney illincuiies, Influenza, Headache,
Gravel Complaints, Inactivity OF the Mind
riuor Albus, Vertigo In the Head
mM,hoyplng Cough, Epilepsy, Epileptlc Fits,
pleurlsy splitting Blood,
ESosuyeness, Involuntary passing Of Urino
rever ana Aguc, Pain IN the Side and Back
~ ~, Nltus Dance, Salt Rhcum, Bronchitis
rlM' nhtrnuh, . LOcknw, Commissions,
PapliAtlOn u the Heart, Dyepepsia Dvsenterv
Coughs, Files, Scrofula Iiipinres tjlcera
rheumatism, Juuiidcc, Worms fryalnnlns
Overlooking Of tho Gail Liver CoInninnts
NH The Doctor has eafe mud sure remedy far o,i Fts
MALE COMPLAINTS, discovered and pronarod hv hin,.
sot Al private difficulties treated with sccesa And Ia
strict confidence. dly "' na i"
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VOUNG MEN-WHO ARE UNSUC-

u ccssful IN anything which they attempt are almost
always sufferers from Spomntorrns, or involuntary
Seminal Emissions Until you cure this dsease, you Will
never Know whit you arc capable Of accomplishing,
how smart you may be- In the mean time, your life Is
worse than blank. CURE this disease and every thing
goes on sm0Dty, md you prosper In your undertakings
God, the good and Beautiful designs 10 have al eJOv
ne but No can do so while suffering from any form
OF Aexial dseasc Now II afflicted don't tool away
yonr time and money upon Quack Books " Rings"
curative % INSTRUMENTS" Nosirum, Indian" or
other quacks but n disposed pr0f nm eTpcfiencc
Enclose two stamps and address, perfect confidence
your friend and formc fnl0wsuifcrer, Box lIG, Charles
towIi, Mass au22 d&w6nis
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@E@a FLOUR FEED, OATS, AND
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Cheer, Paris City, and many other Brands 20 tons
Feed 1900 bushels Oats and 1000 bushels Corn comprising
Western Mixed Northern and Southern Yellow.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-04
ALDERNEY BULL, CAR.

a6FzNFa ALDERNEY BULL, GAR.
~X| "A n Tho subscriber, having purchased this
XX splendid animal, which took the lrst pre-
- MUM at the last exhibition Of the WOrces.
yer County Agricultural Society will keep him for tho
public service, nj his Stable IN Washington square This
hull was bred by an imported huh owned BY J. fainter,
Es o. Hartford Conn., and his dam from an import
~ ELLIOT SWAN,
ukS dSm Washington Square Hotel.