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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14
TxtG UNION-A POINT SETTLED.

One of the ablest lawyers this State ever pro-
duced cautioned his students against cOntending
with the Court in the eourse of trial. after it had
decided point against them; and especially, he
used to say if the Judge rules 10 your favor, don't
keep On talking as il you doubted the soundness OF
the decision. We commend this advice to the
Union-sayers Al the Boston meeting, Gen. Cush-
ing told his auditors that the maute of Webster
and Choate had descended upon the shoulders of
Edward Everett. And Mr. Everett, thus enrobed,
proceeded TO pass upon the point in controversy to
Wit, the danger Of dissolution OF the Union. At
the close Of q long argument, marked with all the
gravity and a good deal of the density OF judi
cial opinion, be pronounced the unanimous judg-
meut Of the Court in these emphatic words:
Ne no thousand times DO This gloriou. Union shall
Perk Precious esacy Cur hs Il shall 20 down honored
ch@r-hsd chi er GeE@rsions unborn shall enjoy
It's privileges dcr- snd them m al
besids vii transmit them the cov,dle.s geah Of ns
bls-sinyA iNeh.tssaf applause t.
We submit 10 Dir. j. W. Beekmzn and bis
Committee that this is conclusive Of the point st
issue As for ourselves, We shall not keep on ar
guing as il We questioned the jurisdiction Of the
Ccurt, TIE capacity OF the Judge, or the sound
ness Of his decision. Brother Conservatives, let
Judgment be entered up and agitation cease
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

places about ths necessiS OF preserving she Uuss.
and putting down agitatins but he gives them Al
the I've by declaring his feslty to that party mhoss
representatives in Congress Ioudly, and wlshess a
word of rebuke from their associates, aver thai. IA
the event of the peaceful and constitutional election
of Republican President, in 1860, they will bresk
up tie Union. Nay, more: Dir. Havemeyer avows
his purpoee to do what he can next year to keep N
power those open and uncOmPrOmising trstorz
every one Of whom viii merit hanging so soou IS
his menace shall become deed.
Every man who really loves the Unca and de-
sircs it, perpetuity, must now admit that apart
from al other considerations, the Constitutional
Republican party of New-York deserves the shaaks
Of the country for having kept in private life a
friend and ally Of traitors and disunionists Ike Mr.
Hayemeyer
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THR NORTH EXPLAINING.

The y. \. Tunes reasonably suggests that, If a
meeting Is to be held here 10 reaSsure the South
North, those who sympothize with and ern5ody the
convictions of majority of the Northern People
ought to be invited ~ take part in the preimiuarie
and in preparing the resolves which are to expires
the views OF the conyocation. II Is all very well
Argues The Times, for Messrs. James W. Beekmsn
Watts sherman and Matthew Morgan to assure the
South that they are " sound on the goose;
but, since nobody ever suspected them Of being
otherwise. what dOes that amount to- Why not
invite Messrs. David Dudley Field, VIM. Curtis
Ncyes, and WIN. NJ. EYarts to participate in franz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

From CharlestOwn. we learn that extensive prep
arations are making for the executions on Friday.
Nineteen military companies arc now on duty, and
six more are expected to be present. Citizens
are still obliged TO give the countersigu Green and
Copeland are to be hung at II o'clock a. m, and
Cook and Coppic at 5 p. IN. They all look calmly
upon their approaching doom. The citizens are
anxious for relief from the military siege, and 1t
is said, would willingly dispense vita hanging Ste
yens and Hazlett, if that would I'd them OF the
presence Of the military.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

The State Committee Of the Wood or Mozart
Hall section of the Democracy yesterday met al
Congress Hall, Abany-all the members present
except Mayor Wood, and Mr.. Eddy OF Niagara.
The Hon. John A. Greene presided. Mr. b. f.
Rae made an Intellectual effort to have resolution
adopted excluding reporters. A Committee OF five
was appointed to call primary meetings and cOnven
.iOns TO elect delegates to The National Convention
before the lst of January next Mr Mcmahon
offered series of resolutions denOuncing Collector
SeheIl, Postmaster Fowler, Surveyor Hart, and
Marshal Renders for their course in the recent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

The Hon. Daniel E. Sickles yesterday assured
the mass meeting now sitting in the Representatives
Hall at Washington that the North would with
draw its support from 3" q sectional party when It
found said support eliminating IN such raids IS
John Brownis-that the religious sentiment OF the
North was not on that side &c, &c. We be-
heve the same gentleman assured Mr.. Buchanan in
November, SO, that New-York was then going for
bis Administration: Result Opposition Congress
men %; Adm. do. Al If Mr. sickle''s assurances
give any body any comfort, by all means let him
multiply them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

At the meeting Of the Supervisors yesterday, the
Committee on Printing reported, in regard to the
Record Commission business that the Commission
ers had on hand 500 bound volumes, and2 O00 900
unbound sheets of records and judgments Of the
County Clerks Office; that the cost Of printing aud
binding thus far amounted to 100000, which
amount had been paid by the County Treasurer, on
the certificates of the Commissioners. According
to the bills Oh file in the County Treasures office,
these volumes had been bound at an expense to the
county, for binding alone, of 81 90 per volume
The contractors, Messrs. Bovine & HasbrOuck,
must have made good thing out of this job, for
themselves and their friends it appears that they
Immediately sub-cOntracted the work to A. ID.
Bloodgood for - cents for the thick and % cents
for the thin volumes being an average of o. cents
o volume. Messrs. Bovine & Hasbrouck thus net
ted the snug little profit OF 81 22t per volume.
The sub contractor declares that he has offered to
do similar binding for 80 cents volume. 1t was
evident from the investigations Of the Committee,
that the Record Commissioners have paid for the
work performed at least four times more than It's
true value. If all this money went into the Golfers
of the contractors all We have to say is that they
are singularly fortunate fellows. The Supervisors
are now endeavorng to obtain possession OF these
precious documents, for the benefit Of the depleted
County Treasury. 1t is doubtful, however, if they
will ever prove to be worth so much as the white
paper on which they were printed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

Adyices from Vera Cruz TO the 9Th are received.
They give q confirmation to the reported victories
of Mrsmon, and state that it was probable that
he combined forces of Miramon and Robes would
soon attack Vera Cruz and that owing To tressOn
among the Juarez party, they would meet With
uccess. Minister McLane was on board the
Brooklyn. Senior Fuentre had left the Juarez
Cabinet. and OcampO resumes the portfolio Of
Foreign Relations. Gen. CObOs was in possession
of the Istbmus of Tehuantepec, and had seized a
erge quantity of arms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

Messrs. Watts Sherman, Samuel L. Dr. Barlow,
James T. Soutter, and Benjamin NJ. Whitiock ara
among the signers of the call for the UniOnsaying
meeting. They were also among the sgners Of the
infamous Fifth avenue manifesto Of the 10th of
October last Would it not be well for these gen
tlemen. before making their appearance in public
again, to purge themselves Of the peculiar disgrace
which that manifesto has attached to every Ons OF
10 authors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

The debate in the Representatives Hall yester-
DAY was, on the whole, rather instructive and
profitable. Mr.. Abrams remarks are especially
lucid and are calculated TO dispel some anxetes.
Mr.. Hickman will soon be given over by the Sham
Democracy as unmanageable WenOtewith pleas
ure that the Republicans consume little or none OF
the time,
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Subscribers desiring change Of direction VIII please meutcs
their old Post Office address we'd the which they
wish their paper sent
Also whether it Is the Daily, semi-Weehy Weekly
edition that Il taken.
Changes Clubs should always be writes foe by the Post
master OF Agent whose Club the psper taken stating whes
the remittance By doing delay may frequently be
svoided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

As if the returns of the Aayoraty election had
not sufficiently justified the of the Repubt-
cans, Mr.. Hayemeyer yesterday came out With a
letter. which We copied ia The TRIBUNE, appsr-
entity written for the express purpose Of proving
that We had merely done our duty in opposing him
and the party by which he was presented. 10 this
letter, Dir Havemeyer has the usual common.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

Among the most amusing reasons given for hold
.ng the Unicnsaving meeting in this city, is that
put forth by The N. Y. Times yesterday. Tha.
journal Is very anxious that the meeting should be
held, ia order that leading Republicans may have
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Nesu2lurk DAILY Gribm,te
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER IA, 1853.
TO CORRESPONDENTS

SO notice taken Anonymous mnncsrons Whs
intended for insertion must BE authenticated BY the
aud address Of the wrteno. necessarily or puhhea
ton but a 8 guaranty for his good faith
We cannot undertake to'returu rejected Communicative
Business FOR TIE TRIBUNE should N IA be I'D.
dressed 70 HORACE GREELEY Co
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To AdyeraiseFs.

The TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1860 viii be issued
about Christmas, and limited number of pages will
be devoted to advertisements, which will be indexed
Price $75 per page; $40 for half page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

A memorial has been presented to the Virginia
Legislature, praying for a Communication of the
sentence of the young man Coppic one of the
Harper's Ferry prisoners.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

The NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE lie Published every
morning and Evening" Sundays exoeped-the morning edioa
\ delivered 10 City Subscribers at -. cents per week
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A11cocn,s Porous PLAsrERs.

The boz spplica3ou iot
NA1lexaSr PUSru1Es BorLs, ANp CARsvNcLEs-
In hese cs@e peoe Of the Plaster large enough TO vf tne
ri bog or e,-bunrIs s al that Il required The PAser
49, he b.nd two or three times day add when The tn
rr. hr~st kep them clean add apply t healod MI Cal
- d. ysisndst and Dr. JAeguno rePort that probably
,b P.e-. are srifs In al disease Of the akin surface
1sr ,alu Il beyond dispue Even moth Cisheul md az a.
,in. Of the ,kn are csres BY keeping Plaster for two
or te e.v In three day ter Il tken Of the skin viii be
rye from s1y marx OF erupon They take out wrinkles
In medicinal pon; Of view they rapidly sainng ground
Hes4 What the HoH CARL Schultz Of Chicago ssys:
CHICAGO Sept Is, 1889.
To the Editors II The New. York Criminal zsitusgGESTLE
KEY: shall feel obliged you all inform your friend Mr.
ry which have 20 Ions suffered ALLoocKs PoEors
PLAsTER cured o. which be spoke highly had tined
ano-. everything relieve the pain, without benefit before
used this plaster which. strange 70 say in few days ate
pu,tuF OF perfectly relieved have worn the pda'ier Tor
nine months changing in week or two without
any Of tie pain my chest Ne least difficulty IN taking
any Kind Of food T can b. sested by all my friends and my
family Show Dec.n this letter and please 70 publish in your
psrer Mos; respectfully CAhL ochVLrLk-
EOTE EDfrons CaNiSAL ZsfrrSGWe have no person
a. knowledge Of Nj Sch ze but insert his letter with pleasure
opportunity for saying tina; oDe afflicted
with pors in the chest accompanied with indigestion can oy
applying At this Office ample testimony om who has
Seen restored health by very PLAsTsRs Of M ALLoooK
which he used for six months for similar affection Sod 81 NO.
20 CanEs NevYok, and by ell Dfugsis,s Prcs % cenA
The "RIGGs Truss Wa ter-prOOf always
f1stead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

Messrs. James Robb and Charles COngdon yes
terday obtained full possession of the Chicago, AL
ton. and st. Louis Railroad for the benefit Of the
bOndhClders
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Those who wish 10 advertise in The WEEKLY
TRrBUNY will please send their early
possible Having larger circulation than any other weekly
nswspaper the very best medium through which to reach al
parts Of the country Price One Dollar line, each insertion
Advertisements for this weeks ssue must be handed in to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

Municipal election Of New-YOrk- The resolutions
were laid over to future meeting. by vote Of to
3-tbe rect Of the Committee having left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

There were no signs of the Nova-Scotian a
Portland last night. She is fourteen days out iron
Liverpool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-12-14

We have intelligence from Havana to the 10th
Gen. Concha was 70 leave Cuba on the 18th.
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The "RIGGs TRUSS. Water proof always
Sn cord from injury and contracts astesd Of
Agng opeuings II the unheErd Of demand from al Pas
% The word sufficient svdence Of s merits inquire Of
he medical Profession No 40 Broonest, near brosdray
kepr-lork.
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Business Notices.


COS HOLIDAY PRESENTS 4O5
49,. y,,x Loxpor WATCHES BRoGpvEr
n. 49,. Pa. so,xNrs,rc PuHrOsEs Up Stairs
o. fot
~ Pcctes Time Pieces t6
Rsa,pusv DfaHoSp JSVELEr, BEoApVAf'
u.sau L.pr< OolD w.4oas. vp Stair
soLIp GOLD JEvELRT
co AT FAcroKr PSios~
$780,. q Pa. c.rr LowEn BEoaDvGv.
s,.... r..v Rv-,,. sronu PHsosS Up Stairs
D. c. PHaoocK. London,
40 Represented By 90
R.o.sx.t DAVID RAn. BROADWAY
~, s,.,,. scs Broadway. Up Stairs
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HgRRING's PATENT CHAMPIo,
A FRIEND IN NEED-TRY IT.

On. SWEETS tNFALLibLE LlSlhhNf
The great external remedy OF the Prepared nom "a
peSipe Of Stephen Sweet OF Connecticut the celebrate
hene sett whose fame unTivAled by that o! any living mai
II n certain aud innadiAte for rheumatism govt net
ragA sasns bruises cuts wounds sores burns scads pe
Ssorers external injuries &c. All sufferers should give
tEal RIcHARpsoH Co, PROPRIETOR, Norwich, Conn ia
sal eYerywhsTe.
The southerner., 1859-10-22
FOR SAFE,

Sands. To oxnsend's, Comstock's and OI'''.
enberg Sarsaparilla,
Hooflands German Bitters,
McAllister's all-healing Ointment
Hibbard's wild cherry bitters,
Hoffat's Life pills and Phenix Bitters'
Hastings Syrup of Naphtha'
Osgoods India Cholagogue, cure 10 ''
and a gue-Davis's pain killer
Bernards Cholera remedy,
Mustang Liniment, Swain ran''' vs,
Jayne's Alternative, Expectofan' '' IaIs,m
mifuge, hair tonic, Carm'na'''' '
sanative pills, and ague pills. r,rtp
Castor Oil, by the gallon, ana IL
pint and half pint bottles ho,';,
Olive Oil, in quart, pint and h'h u
svsr1r svrup phosphatss he Syrup Hypopho'PD'''
:. and Glycerine'
Kennedy's Medical Discovery
uolloway's Ointmeut and Pllis'
Bakers $ Bitters, Hubbarl's B'''gr;, r;,ter.,
Hooaard's Bitters, stoughtons D'''''-'
Ooffats Bitters, Health BtfeFS'
Cxygenated Bitters, SC. &c:
Coneentratea Lye-Castile Soap r,..ter.,
CONN. Cathartic Pills-Badeau u1.:s,I.~eorss,
Sursins So pottles-g1nss 1'rs-T'aIs Tn,epes.. 70:
dyspepsia, Debility, &C. 'u.,,,l$ Co.
FoI sale by
The southerner., 1859-10-22
- DRUGS -
IA find Medicines. NA
~ . @M o
= G.-5<gSH0 ~

THE subscribers have enlarged & improv-
ed their Drug Store, and are continually ad
ding to the assortment, a great variety Of
Drugs, Medicines, &c.
Kerosene mphine-Burning Fluid,
Kerosene, Camphine and Fluid lamp wick,
Castor Oil in quart, pint and pint bots,
French Olive Oil-French Bed Pans,
Babbitts Potash, in tin cans, of 6 ID each.
Iron Lozenges, Duhfy's tonic mixture,
Wistar's Cough Lozenges,
McAllister's all-healing Ointment.
Leroy's wild cherry and sarsaparilla pills,
Lin's celestial balm Of China,
Ayers cherry pectoral,
Wistar's Balsam Of wild cherry,
Madame Reintzells pile Ointment,
Balm of a thousand Flowers,
Ayers cathartic pills, sc.
woods Hair Restorative,
Lyons Rat Exterminator.
Brandreth's, Peters, spence,'s Gordon,s
Gilbert s. hibhard's, Harrells veoetoh,
anti-bilious pills,
Porus and pitch Strengthening n,oo+o
VI e"1e y nue. Uoword e. Co.
The southerner., 1859-10-22
Salt,
A perfect substitute for the
Lancet, Leeches, anil BHsfcrs :

INSTEAD of being panacea for all mall
Dl--has but ONE AiM--accomplishes but
ONE THING. to wit: suBDuES INFLAMNA-
TORY DISEASE whatever be its form or To-
cality--whethcr in the head, throat, chest,
abdomen. extremities or skin. Every .form
3f inflammation \but no other disease) is
subducd by it as easily as fire is extin-
guishcd by water. Is it asked. how it does
this :---simply by restoring the lost balance
between the fluids and solids Such is its
potency. that like vaccine matter, it requires
merely what adheres to the point of a Quill
dipped into a solution of it, to affect the en-
tire system.
For sale by Un, U0wnrd & Co.
The southerner., 1859-10-22
Plain Statements V Facts.
~ q .M' @
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N a a

81 81
Dr. Hampton, now aged 81 years;
speaks. Hear him:
Are you sick? Beware Of limitations.
Ask for Hampton's Vegetable Tincture,
The many cures made by this pleasant and
safe remedy may induce counterfeiting.
A medicine must have merit, and g~eat
merit, too, to stand the test of public
opinion. No Hrt of putting can galvanize Il
worthless article, so as to keep it up as q
good medicine, if it be not really so.
A good medicine will live, become popu-
lar and extend it's sales year after year, in
spite of opposition. The people readily
find out its virtues, and the fame Of them
masses from mouth to mouth with more
Capidity than newspapers can spread it.
A living witness tcstifying to the cure a
medicine has made for him, is Of more SER
vice than any newspaper advertising.
In proof of what We say above, we refer
you to Hampton'S Vegetable Tincture and
its effects.
M VIM. High, No. 1875 South Paca
street, Baltimore, cured of rheumatism,
Dyspepsia and Nervous Disease.
Mr.. Edward VI. Spranklin, No. . Re-
gister street. Baltimore, most dreadful case
of Scrofula of years standing. lost num-
Der of pieces of bone, restored to health.
Hiss Nary Scofeld, Teacher, No. $50
Baltimore street,-her case, after years Of
suffering, has astonished her friends. Let
the afflicted call to see her.
Dyspepsia, Nervows Disease, &c.
Mr.. Wm- Oldham, of Baltimore Custom
House, suffered from these complaints for
Is months, with body and mind severely
affected. He was cured by Hampton's We
getable Tincture, after other things failed.
Cough, Consumption, &c,
Mr. Henry G. Winn had cough for )
years-great weakness, &C., had in all 6ve
or six physicians; tried all the remedies,
but was cured only by
Hampton's Vegetable Tqcture.
Bay" y"Delicate Ladies and Children WIZ
please give a trial.
For sale by H'm. Howard j. Co.
The southerner., 1859-10-22
NOHIeE

is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
Copartnership heretofore existing under
the name and style of
Lipscombe & Wilson,
In the Steam Mill business, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. AL those
indebted to the Firm, will please call
upon George b. Lipscombe and settle,
as by agreement, he is the only oue au-
thorizcd to settle up the affairs of the
Firm. George b. Lipsco"ehc.
James IIHSo0.
Deer 10th, 1858.
The southerner., 1859-10-22
o. Another w.
u,-, 4&2aaa2asss' a
foAAA oorrOborates all that ~
claimed for D"S been
"oRTHINGToy,s

AS being superior in all rpsns ''0e,'|
fy other remedy for the treatnest psotS' .s 'oe.,
Affections, either of inf,n. ,le0' Of B9se
Many very many, are Speedily Dr adult ,a,, If,
wise fill premature grave would otAp.
TO MOTHEks-We xnn,,
use of this remedy, in all ,So.' advise d.
which Laudanum, Paregoric, 5ss Ts Gases il
usually given' and discard the ~, n.S: &C. 'r'
habit of resorting to these NJ peFnleiops
impair the vigor of youth or AGO. ''''cs Tia,
vate the whole system. 81 and ene',
An overdose of Laudanum 0, D..
administered, and the patient !, '''ss'fs
Fortunately double or triple The n1 Al p peril
dose of this medicine produces nv ordinary
SAINT effect whatever. "aP'ea>
Try it then, and if its use
with all the benefits promised, Ss ,''a'' s1
chase money shall tc cheerful)y ,as, es pa''
For sale at wholesale byR. Il. vo,%'' t'.
;on, M. D., Murfreesboro' o'-ora ~ .y'.,'n: tn
VIM. Howard g. Co., Tarboro' ,nasSn s'"n BY
gists generally, oa.'' p'u::
The southerner., 1859-10-22
Rta0 Tbts.
If yO9E Haze "a Couch.

~ @
Take Hampton's tincture
# you hare Dyspepsia,
Take Hampton's tncture
If you haze Rheumatism,
Take Hampton's tncture,
# you haze Bronchitis,
Take Hampton'S tincture
If you hare Pain in the Back,
Take Hampton's tincture.
# you are Al Weakness,
Take Hampton's tincture.
If you hare Headache
Take Hamptons tincture.
ASTHMA, COUGH, CONSUMPTION.
The writer is most highly esteemed Ike
thousands Of our best known citizens, feels
it a duty to bear testimony of the wonder
full curative power of HAMPT0N'S TING
TURE. Why let your friends suffer and
die without givingit trial? Call get
apamphlet, and see testimony.
Baltimore, Sept % lSo
Messrs. Mortimer 4 NowJray-GentIsma'
Il have been for some time afflicted with
Asthma, accompanied with shortne'; Of
breath, with many symptoms Of Consunp-
ton. A friend knowing of the healln6pE pro-
perties of Hampton's Vegetable I@oN'
from having used the same, induced me "
procure bottle of the Tincture, ana |!
the use of one bottle was made 50 MUCH
better that | was induced to use more o. ~
and by taking five or six bottles was re-
stored to my usual health, and VIII ''' "
all persons who are afflicted as was 70 ="
Hdmpton's Vegetable Tinct"re
Gentlemen-You are at liberty 10 u''
my name for the benefit of the afflc'e0
ELLEN FEDOU.
S.West corner of Liberty and Clay SIS"
Baltimore, Nd
For sale by 1Tm Horard q -
The southerner., 1859-10-22
Removal.

TIE Printing Office, Post Office, and
Drug Store, have been removed to the cor
ner of Main and Church Streets, next door
to the Tarnoro' Hotel and opposite the
Store of Messrs Pcnder, Dozier s. Co.
Tarboro', July l, 1859.
The southerner., 1859-10-22

One OF the best and cheapest Washing
Machines ever invented. Guaran-
teed to give entire satisfac-
tion if properly used.
WILL WASH FIVE shirts in five minutes.
Also, Sheets, Quilts, Blankets, Negro
Clothes, and Wool, &C., without rubbing
the hands to pieces, or having them eaten
up with soap, or any injury to the clothes
not even breaking the buttons off. Those
having them in use would not part with
them for ten times their cost, if they could
not obtain another.
REFER to Messrs c. 3. Hassell, VIM
Watts, Henry Williams, W. w. Ward, and
VIM. r. B. Sherrod, of Martin county.
John b. Griffin and Rev. Mr.. Bronson, of
BERTHE. B. c. Mayo and S. p jenkins, OF
Edgecombe. Geo. Howard, of Tarboro'
VIM. d. Jones, Of White Sulphur Springs.
To be had at Rocky Mount or Weldon OF
ps]ames H. Lloy'l, Agent.
Sept. %, 1859.