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Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
Sheriff. Sale.
Fdnnrds.
1T. Whyte q Co..

o IL - $500
NOTICE is hereby given, that BY Tirus
execution issued by the Clerk Of tbs Dlss-e.
Of the Nemaha county, Nebraska IeriLry =
7. II. Edwards, and in favor Of / W.,
for the sum Of seveuty-eight dollars ana eIs
cents, ]. J. 3. Wells, Sheriff Of Neman9 Y
Nebraska Territory, have levied uPon' ana y
for sale, at public auction, al the door Of w
in which the last term Of the District W
Nemaha county, Nebraska Territory v"
BrOWnVille in said county, on oatutGAy y
day Of August, A. d. 1850, ut one oelya
said day, and viii sell, 20 the highest Oll.- !.
in hand the following described Props.E
the south east quarter Of the south1--'
the southeast quarter Of section eie'el.
north Of Range fifteen, east Of the ST.
meridian, containing IN acres, ID
said execution. Iris
Cb.-iF Of Nemahsc"l
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02

The post mOrtem examination of the
bedyo Of Prince Jerome, led to the DIS
cOvery of a ball which had remained IN
his chest after aduel which he fought in
his youth with a brother of Marshal De-
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02
The News.

The boilers, at Baltimore, nominated
Breckenridge and Lane. The Disunion-
lists, at Richmond, ratified the nemina'
lions Of The boltefs> Old Buck, At Wash.
ington, bestowed upon them his blessing.
Could ihree greater curses have atten-
ded the advent of a ticket on the public
Stage ?-Ci Enquirer.
The San Francisco Golden Era, announ.
ces the marriage of Mrs. Burdell Gun
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02

by B. B. THONP
BrownVille, July, II, 1860.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02

Nay 3Ist, 1850. p5t.
Nebraska advertiser., 1860-08-02

Bro-Hvirs, July 1:th, 1850
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and it is asserted that am very glad 10 fin:
new occasion Of making little war, or o
playing new part. Really people give mi
credit for very little common sense. IL | in
stantly proposed an expedition it was be-
cause my feelings were those Of the peoplt
which has put me at its head. and the intel
iigence from Syria transported me with in.
dgnation. MY first thought. nevertheless
was to come to an understanding with Eng
land What other interest than that Of hu-
manity could induce me to send troops into
that countryl Could it be that the posses.
sion of il would increase my strength? Can
conceal IRON myself that Algeria, notwith-
standing its future advantages, is source Of
weakness to France. which for thirty years
has devoted to il the purest Of its blood and
its gold said il in 1852 at Bordeaux,
and my opinion is still the same Il have great
conquests 10 make. but only in France. Her
interior organization, her moral development,
the increase Of her resources have still i'm
mensc progress to make. There field ex-
lists vast enough for my ambition and suffi.
cient 10 satisfy II.
II was difficult for me to come to an un.
Outstanding with England on the subject Of
Central Italy, because ] was bound by the
peace OF Villalranca. As to Southern Italy.
] am free from engagements. and ask no
better than concert with England on this
point. as ON others; but in Heavens name
let the eminent men who are placed at the
head Of the English Government lay aside
petty jealousies and unjust mistrusts. Let
US understand one another in good faith. like
honest men as we are, and not like thieves
who desire to cheat each other.
To sum up. this is my innermost thought |:
! desire that Italy should obtain peace, no
matter how. but without foreign inteUen-
tion. and that my troops should be able TO quit
Rome without ompromising the security Of
the Pope. could very much wish not to
be obliged to undertake the Syrian expedi.
ton. aud. in any case. not TO undertake il
alone; first because il will be q great ex-
pense and, secondly, because | fear that
this Intervention may involve the Eastern
question but. on the other hand. do not
see how to resist public opinion in my coun-
try, which will never understand that we
can leave unpunishrd not only the massacre
Of Christians. but the burning Of our Consu.
lates. the insult 10 our flag. aud the pillage
OF the monasteries which were under our
protection.
81 have told you III. think. without dis
guising or emitting anything. Make what
use you may think advisable Of my letter.
{" Believe in my sincere friendship.
NAPOLEON"
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PRESIDENTIAL.

Kentucky Douglas Democratic State Con.
veniion held Louisville on the 9Th instant, in
which egh,y-seven counties were represented full
Douglas electoral ticket was formed; Arehey Dixon and
j. q. Mason Tor the Stale At srge. Resolutions were
adopted regulating any coalition with the Breckin-
ridge wing.
Georgia. Breckinlijgc State conve niion was
held at Milledssse on the 9Th instant for the nomi-
nation Of Electors. Charles ]. McDons and Henry
X. Jackson nominated for the State at large.
The Douglas Stale Convention met at MilledseyiIe
on the It,h for the same purpose, and appointed A. H.
Stephens and A. X. Wright electors for the State at
large. They also unanimously adopted resolution
inviting NJ. Douglas 10 visit the State.
The Bell and Everett, State Convention was held on
the same day, and Was large and harmonious sssem.
blsge. Benjamin Hill and Judge law were appointed
electors II largs.
Tennessee. - The friends Of Douglas in Ten
nessos have held State Convention aud selected an
electoral ticket. The attendance quite large and
much enthusiasm presoeJ. The Hon. v. X. Ste
yenson. who presided over the Convention, concluded
hi. speech on the occasion by declaring il impossible
fof Brecknrdge 10 cary single Northern State and
that fOr any man 10 vote fot BferknhJse would be 10
vote FOR Lincoln.
virgInia.--Ths Douglas Convention al siauniOn
last week formed full electoral ticket resolution
passed giving The electors liberty 10 consult their
own judgment 10 the choice Of President.
The breckenridge Convention passed . resolution
modifying their electoral ticket, and appointing Hun
ter, Mason, Wise and Billy smith electors st large.
resolution wa. also adopted nslrueiing the electors
il B1ekinrJge could not be elected. vote as unit
10 prevent the election Of Lincoln.
!, !. probable that Douglas electoral tickets will be
formed in nesrly sll the Southern States. making
division ia the Democratic party which viii destroy
al hope Of The success Of the Bterkin,idge ticket
New York. In New York Union ticket has
Ioen formed consisting o. twenty five Douglas and ten
Bell and Everett There appears % bc earnest
determination 70 u.e III suitable means % defeat The
Lincoln ticket.
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wistar,. nal.am or VIVA cnerry.

Coughs, CoIds, bronchitis. Asshma. Group. wbsar-
ing Cough. Clumsy, and tho numerous well Jan.
EsfOus diseases The Throst Chest and Luns. preys
10 our rhsngssbie climate :, III SEASONS d The ysar
few arc fortunate enough 10 escape their basfu iBna.
snes How imporlsrl then 70 have Il hand certain
anldols 10 I'll these complaints Experience proves
chat hi. EXISTS IN Widm's Baiam 10 en- sIisni no,
found In any other remedy however the suffer
ing. the sPpesIion o. this soothing. healing and sOn.
derful Bslsm 81 cnee ssnqushes The diseus and 70.
stores The sufferer 10 wonted health.
Jeiisy from a. NJ Gemas, E.g.. Ediov u ne Spirit
NJ ne dgs,
In Recommendation u thst remarkable Lung Remedy,
Dr. Wislaf's BsIssm d Wild Cherry.
Raleigh. N. 81. May is. 1880.
Mrs1s. 8. w. Fowls n Gil, Gentlemen .--fG The
gccd y The afflicted take tha mslhod ofrecommend.
inf d. wis,st'a Bsisam % Wild Uhe,ry used
y W family, and ~ one instance ssrtd tie hfe u
of iis members. who sccmeI sapidy sinking into
decline. ycurs. respectfully. a. n. GuRMAN.
Tssiimoag from SoalA Carolina.
Isaufensville. 3. g.. April 20. 1850.
Messfs. =. W. Fowls n TO-. tisnilemen - Please
ssnd me per hia steamer st dozen Of De. wi.afs Bal
sam II Will Chevy. I End ihst The Bsls,m /. fa.,
growing IN papuiaiy. snd BY those who have used Il
sIccsdinsy valued. IndssJ, purchasers generally ars
isud IN prs.s N s virtues 10 speedily curing Coughs
Colds, and Pulmonary Affections.
Respectfully, J. II. HENRY.
Of The many respectable gentlemen IN I.auren.,iIls
District wko have used and believe N The geat value
ofihs Bslssn. 70 william simpson, Esq, CLERK o. The
Couns, 70 whom We are permitted 70 refer.
Prepared ~ Seth w. fowls A Go. Boston, and 20
sale By Webb a Dickson, lIillsbosough, r. .. ssun
dsn. Chapel Hill; wiIHsmsS Haywood, Raleigh ;snt
Ny on Druggists, snd 81 wholesale By Adjie & Cray
Richmond. and ". A. a Ca. Santos, NorioIk.
June ts. is-iga
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Members Elect Co thc Legislature, for
fsfs0-.Gl

IsbW-'bts
tAJ. v. D, hof Al yalotsm Democrat; D., Democrat
W.. Wing o. Opposition
Disr. SENATE.
!. Plsluo,ank snl Pefquimans--J. N. whsdhec, W
2. Camden AMI cuffiiuck--B. 2. Simmons, ID.
,. Gales and Ch0uan- Mills n. Eutc. w.
{. Tyrsl and lIyJe--Jones Spencer. W.
5. Nonhsmplon.--I. ". ). Rogers D..
G. IIsHiotd-Io.eph D. slaughter, W.
Z. Bsdie-DisL Outlaw, W.
\. Manin and Washinglon.-J. ~ Stubs. W.
.. IIaIiar--M. q. Whitskss. D.
10. Edr.coml,s n. 7. CLARK, y.
IL. PiI-E. .. Dlpani. ".
H. IIelufIrl-- FfeJe.isk Gtist, w.
IT, Cn,sa-N. n. street. %.
u. Carsrel and Jone.--a. q. y. ArnJsT, W.
rs. Greene snl Lsnoit--James p. speight. ID.
10. New H.nosef--Ei W. Hall. ID.
~. Dupln--Jstnes Dickson. d.
~. On.ow--i.. W. Humphrey. D.
10. Bl.dsa. brunswick and columbu,-JOhn d. Tsy-
Ic,, d.
20. CambeIsnd sna Hnnei-DuBcsn shaw, d.
a. ssmpson--Thomas 1 fason, d.
~. WSnc- Wm. X. Lans.D.
~. Johnslan--I. w. u. Watson. %.
a. wake--Mo.es A. BieJsoe, Ady.D.
Is. Nish--A. J. Tsylpf, %.
20. FfankiiniOn- Nash,ngton Harris, d.
~. Warren IT. ]. Paehford. ID.
-. Gnn,ille--C. n. X. Taylor, D.
70. Personals 3. win.lssJ, d.
30. Ofanss--1osish Turner, IT,, W.
81. AIamance AMI anjoiph--iouaihsa worh, W.
az. chalhsm--w. @. Harris, ID.
"a. Moore and McniFomery--G. w. Dsvd. W.
"a. Richmond and Robeson-Alifed DOcksry, w.
rs. Arson and Union-s. II. walkup. W.
%. Guillofd-Iohn N. Mofehead. W.
~. Caswsll-nedfstd Drown, y.
~. Rockingham -. i. Simpson, D.
80. MseLlsnburs john Walker, D.
40. Csbatrus md sianIy--v. q. Bafinsef, w.
Al. Rowan and Dasis -. q. Ramsay. w.
e. Dsviison-Iohn w. Thomss, W.
a. Stokes and Fctsyih-ie.se A. Waugh, d.
~. A,he, Alleahsny. wslsusa and YsdLin- Joscrl
D0bson, y.
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ELECT TORS.
For the State al Large.
HON. GEO. Z. BADGER, of Wake.
DIR. r. X. SPEED. of Pasquotank.

iCja We give place to-day to An Address Of the
National Executive Committee Of The Constitutional
Union Party 10 the People Of the United States" Il is
an able, conservative document. Let ell the people
read il.
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Died. In Ibis place, on the sih instant, ANNIE
KIRKLAND RUFFlN, aged twelve years. daughter
Of Peter B. Ruin, Esq
Died, in Chociar ciiy. AIahsma, on the asa Of
iuns Issi. amer = very brief illness. Mrs. MARTHA
VAUGHN. formerly u this county, and laughter Of
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DR.. Thomas w. Keen, Democratic Eleeior in the
Rockingham District, has declined. He is Ioi Doug.
las and Johnson, and therefore gives way that the par.
, may select another Il they think proper.
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CUSHINGSs& BAILEY,
Wholesale Booksellers and Slatiener

No. 262 Baltimore Street, opposite Hanover,
BALTIMORE, MD,
A RE prepared to offer to the Country Trade, Goods
"A in their line at prices that will compare ilyorably
with those Of any other market.
Their Stock Of SCHOOL, LAW. MEDICAL and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS is large and well Sc
lecied.
large and varied assortment Of Foreign and Anne
rican Stationery can always be found at thei: estab
lishment.
They keep constantly on hand full supply Of
BLANK BOOKS Of different styles am Of their own
manufacture. Having Bindery connected with their
Store, they are, at oil times able, At short notice.
GIL orders for Blank Books ruled 10 any pattern, Of
any desired style Of Binding.
II Orders, received by mail will meet with prompt
attention.
You are requested 10 call and examine our Stock
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Baltimore, August 8. Slim
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mARRrNn.

Al Mount Jackson, Va, on me morning Of the 81
inst, BY Rev. silas billings. Rev. HENRY HARDIE
Or Raleigh, n. q. 20 Miss ANNIE A. TRIPLETr
eldest daughter q d.. L. TnPleiL
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The EdInbursh Review for July contain

The Edinburgh Review for July contain,
l. Chessiet on the probable Fall in the Value Of Gold
3. Diaries sod Correspondence Of George Rose. ..
DHsussonviie's Union Of France and Lorraine L. Sil
n. Marchisons s,es, Geological Discoveries. 5. The
Pstfimony Of Sc Peter. 8. d.. vaughn's Re, oainns
10 English History. Z. Mrs GrO,e's Memoir Of AIRY
schsnst 3. Prince DclgoroukOw on Russia and seri
Emancipation. .. Correspondence q Humboldt and
yanhssen Won Ense. 10. ". Thicrss Seventeenth
Volume. t. Cardinal Mas Edition Of the Vatican Co.
Der. H. Secret Voting and Parliamentary Reform.
Published by Leonard scott & lco.. New York,
Price So per annum for any one Of the Reviews 81
Bsckwood; or any Two Of the works, s.; for Black.
wood and the four Reviews, $40.
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DREADyUL SroRx NEAR NV 0RLEASs. - A
violent storm near New Orleans, on Satur-
day week. caused immense damage Of pro-
perty. Al Proctorsille, the terminus % the
Mexican Gulf Railroad. The water rose over
twelve feet. submerging the entire place and
carrying away every house with the excep-
lion Of one. Between thiriy.h,e and forty
lives we're lost.
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte. Of Baltimore,
sailed in the Africa Zoe Europe on wednes.
day. II is said he goes TO Paris 10 advocate
his claims as heir Of the late Prince Jerome
Bonaparte.
The Common Council of New Albany, In.
diana, has made an appropriation. and al.
ihoriLed the Mayor to remove the free ne
grocs from that town who are residing there
contrary 10 the State law.
SaBBsTH LAws.-An exchange SAYS: +" Ey-
cry State in the Union. with the exception Il
Louisiana and California, have laws for the
protection Of the civil Sabbath. French and
spanish influence prevent their enactment
in louisiana. and Judge declared them un.
constitutional 10 California. just before he
Killed his lellow.man in a duel" Just the
light kind Of Judge 10 give decision al /.
verse 10 the Sabbath.
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the late Jacob Jackson. She leaves husband, three
children, and large circle of friends, to their
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WI I5Ds NWNFT WNNWIWns NNINW- 3F79 y ~
Urdsrsd bg ne Court, That publication n midt Ii
the Hsborough Recorder. ~ six weeks notifying ire
owners those interested IN The above lots VI lanI
that unless the taxes afc ral Oh teiOfe the nest
term Of this Court ihey will ir sold according q itw
10 satisfy The amount due. together Sh The cost q
iheae proceedings.
Witness. George Laws. Ciefk Of sail COaft the
fourth Monday Of NAV. 4. u. 1850.
GEORGE LAWS. G. c. O.
JULY 4. 4g-Gw
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EMO MILLS,
a.. Mil. g,sf III Hill.hornuvh

Five Miles East Of Hillsborough.
MY wool CARDING MACHINES ate n'soO.l
W order. and viii commence Catding ~ The frst 81
june. Pnee fsr cifding 7 cents per pound, weight
II rolls Pui one pound u grease % ten Il wool Have
your w,,o clean sud clear 81 hurs anI well grked aud
you will insure good work. Wool. FIas seed. Wheat
Sc will lr taken 10 payment. a. expect something
when the work j. done.
500 gallons Of linscsj Oil for sale. Cash given
iot Wheat,
JOHN r. LYON.
Msy g A.
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LATE PROM EUROPE.

New fofk, Augusi IS.
The Persia arrived last night from Liver
pool. The weather had been unfa,orable for
crops.
The Protocol between the Western Powers
agreeing 70 send 10000 troops 70 Syria. had
been signed in Paris. France is to send half
the troops. Who are to stay SIX months.
The Neapolitan forces are being directed
towards Cslabria. Another protocol Of the
Paris Conference calls on the Pope to carry
out the engagements respecting christians.
The Syrian force will be under orders Of
the joint commission Of the great Powers.
The English Parliament has agreed to vote
$4,000, 900 for Notifications.
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Carpenters, look at this !!

carpenters, look at this.
rFSHE members of Little River Congregation have
concluded to repair their Church, by putting in a
new floor, weatherboard, and add twenty feet to the
length Of the present building The job will be let to
the lowest bidder, at eleven O'Clock on Saturday The
first day September, At the Church. Specifications
made known on the day Of letting.
BY order Of The Board Of Deacons.
THOS. WILSON, sec'y.
August 0. 55-
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i
!. Democratic majority H. At last Session-Demo.
cia.s 80 /; Opposition, ls.
COUNTIES. HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Alamsnce-Giles Mebane. w., and John Tapscot, D.
Alexander--John M. Carson, w.
Anson--L. L. Polk and E. R. Lilies, Wings
Ashe and Aleghany--T. N. Crumpler, w.
Burke--John H. Pearson, D.
Buncombe-A. 8. Menimon, w.
Baden Davis, d.
Bene-P. T. Henry, W, and John Ferguson, D.
Beaufor-R. L. Donnell and w. 4. Marsh, Wings.
brunswick Thomas d. Meares, w.
Gabarus-- VIM. $. Harris, w.
Catawba- Jonas Cline d.
Craven--C. &. CLARK and E. F. Alfred Wings.
Cumberland and Harnett--C. G. Wright. j. J.. Har-
rngton and J. c. Williams, Dems,
chowan--R H. Small d.
Columbus--N. l.. Williams, d.
Camden--D. d. Ferebee, Wing.
Carterett--D. w. Whitehurst, w.
Cherokee--George w. Hays, w.
Caswell-John Kerr and S. p. Hill, Dems.
Chatbam-T. Bynum. d., and J. NJ. Green and w, r.
| Taylor, Wings.
Cadwell--William Dickson, Wing
Cunituck-B. M. Baxter, ID.
Cleaveland--A. G. Waters and J. R. Logan, Dsms.
Dsvidson-E D. CLARK and Lewis Hanes, Wings.
Davis Howard, w.
Dupln-J. g. Branch and ]. d. Stanford, Dems.
Edgecombe-R. r. Bridsen and J. l.. Woodland, Dems.
F0nythe--J. g. PolndeIter. w., and p. Barrow, d.
Fnnklin-W. Z. Green, d.
Gasion--J. II. White, d.
Granville--W. II. P. Jenkins. J. NJ Bullock and s.
II. Csnnady, Dems.
GuiIford- E. shober, q. P. Menlenhall and Julius
Gonel Wings.
Greene--A. ID. Speight, ID.
Gates--John Boolhe, w.
Haywood--S. L. Love. d.
HalifaI--A. H. Davis and W. b. Pope Dems.
Herford---J. ]. Yeates, W.
Hyde--Timan Fsrow, ".
Henderson--J. p. Jardan, W.
IreJel..-A. X sinonton and d. +. Gather Wings.
Jaekson--.J. X. Love, Jr, ID.
Jones'. W. p. Ward, d.
Johnslon.. II. II. Watson and James Kitchener, Dems.
Lenoir.-J. c. Woolen, d.
Lincoln--.John r. Hoke, ID.
Nsdson.-.John a. Fagg, u.
Martin J. &. Ewc, ID.
M'Dowell---C. :. Burgin, ".
Moore---A. Kelly, W.
Mon,gomery.--E. G. L. Baninger, w.
Mscon--D. Siler, W.
MeekIenburg--s. W. Davis and J. NJ. Potts, Dems.
Nash...H G. Williams, D.
New Hanover s. J. Person aud ID. Shaw Dems
NorIhsmpton-M. W. Ransom and W. w. PEBBLES,
Denis.
onslow- J. u. Foy, D.
Orange William N. Patterson and Hugh b. Guthrie,
Wings.
Pssluolank-John r. Williams, w.
fcrquimlns --.Nathan Newly, w.
Pnt-B. @. Abri,ion and q. Perkins, Wings.
Psrson--J. d. wilkeison, D.
Isobeson-AleS. A. Mcmillan and Eli Weshsrt, Dems.
Rockin gham-R. Galllway and +. Y. slsde. Dems.
Rowan-N. r. II all snd n. n. Fleming. Dcms.
RuiherfonI-G. T. n. Davis w, and D. II. Padgett d.
Randolph II. FOust and n. L. wiu.low, Wings.
RiehmOnd-J. @. Blue. W.
ssmpsOn-N. e. Aubrey and q. w. faisOn, Denis.
suuy-H. NJ. Waugh. d.
stOkes-H. kallum, D
stsniy-- Green, w
Tyuell-chsrics Meclecs, w
Unon--C z lrmonds. u
Wake Henry Morlecai, D., II Rogers and J r II
Russ, Wings
Wauen.-J u Bachelor and w II CLARK, Dcms
Washington Charles Latham, Wing
waianga--G n Folk, Wig
waypc-w I Dorich aud 81 X Crawford, Dcms
wilke.-A " Martin and Horton. Wings
yakima C coWlcs. Wing
Yanery--J W Bowman, AZ v.D
Democrats. Cd Wings. SIS Ad yalOtem Democrats,
/. Democratic majority, 10. Democratic majority on
Joint ballo,, -.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

STRAYED from the subscriber, on the 18th instant
- small MULE, dark iron.eray, white nose aud
breast small white spot one side, and gear marks,
showing she had been worked The above reward
will b, given TO any person who will return her 10 me
or give me such informant IN as will enable me to obtain
her. Ny address is Caldwell Postofice n. q.
DAVID S. ALLISON.
August Is. 55-tf
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VALUABLE PLANTATION,
FOR SALE.

4 OFFER Tor sale the Plantation on which now
live, containing six Hundred Acres. we'll
adapted 10 the growth ~ the usual cops and pafcn.
larry 10 the efoNih Of Tobacco. Any person wishing 10
purchase, can examine the premises by calling the
subscriber. II not sold privately by the lsl day Of
september. the property will he sold 10 the highest
bidder. without any reserve. Terms made known on
The DAY o. sale. JOHN Z. DOUGLAS.
Orange Factory Iuly 30. 3d.
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August %,
COURT OF WARDENs.

T,HE Fall Session OF the Court of wsr,lens will be
held Of the Poor House the first Monday in
September next. A Superintendent for the ensuing
year will then he elected.
An persons having accounts with the Poor House
should have them presented that tme property sta.
ted in detail. ior liquidation.
N. ID. BAlN, See'y.
August 4, 1890 So
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Drsnensia.

The great seourge Of this continent Yields quickly 10
course oflhcse sniiseIie Pills and lie digestive or
cans restored TO their proper tone no matter in
what hleous shape this hydla Of disease exhibits IL
self ibis searching and unrtfrs remedy disTtfes il
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE CUuSTY,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions

May Term, 1900.
DtCHARD ~ JONES. sheriff Of Orange coaniy.
AZ returns into CoaH the following Town Lots which
have not been listed t lar for the last Ten years which
he proposes TO sell 10 satisfy the amount due Tor a,c.
On said lots eli lying in the Town u lisbofoush and
known in the plot Of said town as lots
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-22
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"a me r0rlHt for fhr f0f0ioing fissrsry.
as'hma' DiarFhua. Bowel Con.
,m,vVs, aoasns, plants,
i lsol.'k. . Ields. Fever snJ.Agre,
nh's' Dtseases' -tcmaie I0tns Gnstiycnpss,
,pliYfP.h, plants. Headaches,
lodi gesiion, Stone sud Gravel tpfusn,,
lnll,mm,tion. Secondary Symp. Inward Westpss,
'sneIea' Nnee' toms Lowness Of Spir.
uons' livet Complaints. IT,.
Files. Worms Of 81 kiads.
" CAUTlON! = None ste genuine unless the
words " Holloway. New York and i.1p,lan.' are M.
cetnahle as Waietmafk IN stcty leaf ~ lie book Of
directions around esrb pat Dor. the sam, nav 10
plainly seen BY hoiline The leaf he 4ht. hand.
some reward will he given 10 aHt one rendering such
information may lead II the detection u any rayy
parties countcfiliBE Tie medicines u vending tke
same. knowing them 70 he spurious.
80 Sold II the Manufactures IL progessn, Uotic.
Say, 80 Maiden Lane New York and ~ sri rsspsris.
BE Druggists and Dealers il Mediriuss ,h,ousbout
the United states and The civilized Noth q botcs al
IS cents, 80 ceuls. and 5 each.
y. B-Difeeiions fot The guidance 81 patients in
esr'y dsa'icf are aiIIed letstll tat.
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