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The Galway and Newfoundland Company
steamship Prince Albert, in seven days from
Galway, arrived here this morning. She left
Galway about midday on the Gath.
Lord Palmerston had announced ia Paria.
ment that the British Government had adop.
ted the commissioners report to fortify the
dock Pards on the English coast Nine mil.
lion pounds sterling for the purpose are ia
be raised by annuites terminating at the ex-
piration Of thirty years; but only two mil
lions will be required during the present
year.
The transfer of the Galway mail contract
to the Canada line of steamers has been an.
nulled BY the Government.
Parliament proceedings had been unim-
porant. The Bank supply bill had been with
drawn.
Lord Brougham had disclaimed any inten'
tion Of insulting Mr.. Dallas by referring L
the presence of negro in the Statistica
Congress.
France was preparing for powerful in
tervention in iayor Of the Christians in Syria
and has notified the other European powers
OF its intended action.
The Neapolitan Ministry has withdraw
its resignation, the King having taken deci
sive measures to secure the adhesion Of thu
troops to the new constitution.
Advices TO June 9TH had been received
from China. Hostiities were about com
mencing The Chinese were still resolve,
on strong resistance. 1t was rumored tha
10, 900 Russians were marching on Pekin.
Affairs in Syria were unchanged.
The Emperor of Austria and the Prince O
Prussia we're about to have conference.
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ExTRAoRpISARY CASE or BLAsPHEnY AND
DEATH. - The Madison Plaindealer OF the
28tb, reports a somewhat extraordinary case
Of blasphemy and sudden death that occurred
near Pennington. Van Buren county, few
days previous. A farmer living there. while
talking to neighbor about the dry weather,
began an outburst Of the Bost terrible bias
phemy, using the yllest epithets toward the
Almighty aud the Saviour, because he did
not send rain. The man vas going on 10 a
frightlul language, when all al onte his jaws
became patalyz wed, his tongue became power
less, his voice ceased, aud he fell on the earth
corpse.
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Rock Spring Academy.

HE flth session Of tins institution will open on tho
25,h Of July, 1860, and continue for twenty weeks.
The Academy situated ten miles southwest Of Hills
bolough and twelve miles west Of Chapel Hill, in
very moral and healthy community, and where every
necessary requisite for procuring education is ex.
tended. We prepare students for college, or for the
ordinary business OF life The terms are as follows:
Classical or Scientific Course, $40
English Branches, Si5
Board can be had al S37 per session, including all
expenses. T. ID. Oldham, James F. Miner, and Others,
will take boarders. They are living very convenient.
For further particulars address
W. p. OLDHAM, Principal,
Oaks, Orange County, N. G.
June 30. 47-tl
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To the Travelling Community.

WE take this method Of returning our thanks 10
w the travelling public for tie patronage heretofore
received and hope 10 receive liberal share in future,
as We are determined 10 spare no pains 10 meri, it,
We have removed our Hoses and Hacks 10 Guthrie
Hotel, in Chapel Hill, where we will be ready at all
times 10 carry passengers TO any depot the railroad
or any other place 10 which they may desire go.
as cheap any haekmen in the place.
Our Hacks in good Order and we have good Horses
and careful Drivers. that are ready 10 depart At any
hour We may be called upon. We also have Bugges
on hand 10 accommodate single passengers.
JAMES q. LUTER & CO.
Chapel Hill. August 8. 1860. 5i-6s
- Raleigh Register and STANDARD publish siI weeks
and forward account.
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Tho Worido ~ We have sesn two Or three
numbers o. paper recently started 10 New York,
bs,ring The above title. Judging from the specimens
have seen. class |, among the most valuable oi
the Northern publications. II i said to have strong
corps Of editors. il bound to particular party sect
but gives the general news Of the world and res,s OF
ell sassets Of interest Il ]. printed some~hs after the
style OF the Herald. containing eight large pages. Ad.
dies, ,he Publisher Of the word. ct No. IS Pak Row,
New iotk. Price br daily 81, semi.sesLy 50. and
weekly 81.
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Hoiiordys Pis. - In dyspepsia, gastritis, and all
inAammatoy aud constructive disorders Of the stomach
growing out of Indigestion there is something chemi-
cally wrong in the fluids which should dissolve aud
similate the food. These searching Pills, acting upon
the gastric juice and upon the bile chemical agents
restore to the one lis solvent properties, and 10 the 9TH
e. lis modifying ond tempenng qualities Such seems
to be the philosophy Of their operation. As regards
their almost magical effect in dyspepsia, and all com
plants affecting the digestive apparatus and the liver,
thefe can be but opinion among candid Observers
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cuL,lS'. Tapurr 10 MI..Ios..-R. II

A CmiL,aS's TnBUTE TO MIssIoSs.-R. II.
Dana, Esq. a prominent lawyer Of Boston.
while on q recent visit 10 the Sandwich
Islands. wrote long letter. Published in one
pf the New York dali, papers, "a which ne
details many interesting iscts connected sith
missionary iabors at those Islands. lie says.
"lt is no small thing 10 say Of the mission.
aries Of the American Boat,, that IN less
than forty years they have taught this whole
people 10 read and TO write. 10 cypher and
4. .scw. They have given them an alpha.
bet, grammar aud Dictionary preserved
their language from extinction glscn il q
literature, aud translated into u The Bible
aud works of devotion, science and enter.
tainment. ETC.. etc. They have established
schools, reared up native teachers, aud 50 pres.
sed their work, that nov the proportion oI in.
habilsnls who can read aud write Is greater
than in New England aud whereas they
found these islanders nation Of hali.nake,l
sayages, living in the surf aud on the sand.
eating raw hsh, fighting among themselves,
tyrahnized over by feujsl chiels. and aban.
doned TO sensualities, they now see them
dceently clothed, recognizing the law ol
marriage, knowing something o. accounts,
going 70 school and public worship with more
regularity than the people do al home, and the
more elevated Of them taking part IN conduct.
ing the affairs of the constitutional monarchy
under which they live, holding seats on the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-08-08

Union Guard - We have inadvertently
sl % notice ths sesP, o. ons Or two number. o. The
" Unioa Gaafd,' Bell snd Everett paper Published
IN Washington CIV, By n. u. Lanier 4 Go. The
iial election IN Nosenber. ahy cents Tor single CO
Py. twelve eopis. Tor S. twenty .I eoPe. Tor $40 and
70 clubs Of nysvs copies wI be Or Sls and one
hundred copies IOr ssO-monsy always IN sdsanee.
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CONSTANT EmpLoYhEsr.--The man who is
obliged to earn the necessaries Of life and
support his family, knows not the unhappi.
ness he prays for when he desires wealth and
idleness. To be constantly busy is to be al
ways happy. Persons who have suddenly
acquired wealth, broken up their active pur
suits, and begun TO live at their ease, waste
away. and die in a very short time. Thou
sands would have been blessings TO the world,
and added to the common stock of happi-
ness, if they had been content to remain in a
humble sphere. and earned every mouthful
of food that nourlshed their bodies. Persons
who are always busy, and 20 cheeifully to
their daily tasks, are the least disturbed by
the Quotations Of business, and at night sleep
with perfect composure.
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Little River Institute,

TIE Fall Session, 1850, Of this Institution will
commence on the 9Th day OF July. under the in.
structon Of J. l.. Brewer. Students will be admitted
NJ any time and charged from the time Of entrance To
The end Of the session. No allowance will be made
for absence, except icr proacied Sickness or special
contract The school is located in Orange county ten
miles north Of Hillsborough. in moral. religious and
healthy neghborhood. Board can be had in fespecia-
bic families dollars per month"; including every
thing necessary for a student.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Spelling. Reading and Writing, Sc 90
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, 10 90
Latin, Algebra, &c. Is 90
n. p. HALL, JOSEPH W. Mckee, !, :
FIG. WILSON, JAS. ALLISON,
T. RAY. q. WILSON, lSS
GEO. q. RAY, JS
l.. w. HALL, Secretary.
June 5. 45-3mp
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IT appearing to The satisfaction Of the Gonu that
= the defendant, kinchen Leaihefs hss removed oBt
Of the county, that the ordinary process Of law
court that publication be made in the iiillshusoush
Recorder for six weeks. notifying The said ktnchen
Ieahefs that unless be appears at the nsxt term Of
lhi. Court tabe hc ai The court house a IlsboFough
m ilis fourth MONDAY 10 August next then and there
10 fcpesy mud plead according u law. he vii " pro-
crrded against W The same manner II BIZ had been
served with process and bad failed Il apear and plead
Witness. licorge Laws Ciefk Of ouf sIii Cuutt, At
Office 10 lIsborourh. the 9Th MONDAY IN May 1850.
GEORGE LAWS, G. G. G.
June a. tPf's Zee 80 O0.i l6-Gw
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hsERlcas MrsIoSARIEs ~ SyRn.-The
American Board have nine missionary sta.
tions IN SYRIA, nine out. stations. eleven mis-.
sionaries. one printer. thirteen female assis.
tant missionaries. three native preachers,
thtty.siI teachers and other native helpers.
All. or nearly all. Of these missionaries were
gathered II Bcyrout, at last accounts. having
left their stations Tor a place OF greater
safety and as Beyrout is now the rendez-
yous Of large European naval force. no
fears need be entertained for their safety.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1860-08-08

The returns Of the census indicate that
the inhabitants within the corporate bounds
of the city Of Richmond number nearly 40,
900. and that is suburbs contain from 10.
OUO 10 1000 inhabitants. making the whole
population, city and suburban. more than
so, 900 souls.
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NO. IJO, OWntf UNkHOWII' NdIHU 7
Ordered by The Court That publication be made in
the Hsborough Recorder for six weeks, notifying the
owners or those interested in the above lots OF land
that unless the taxes are paid before the next
term Of this Court, they will lie sod according 10 law,
to satisfy the amount due together win the cost Of
these proceedings.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of said Court, the
fourth Monday Of May, A. ID. 1860.
GEORGE LAWS, c. c. c.
July 4. 43-Gw
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Col. John Johnson. ol Cincinnati. now in
the Seth year Of his age. j. probably the old
est Free Mason in America. lie has been
a member in good standing Tor six,y.f,e
years. aud sat IN the lodge presided over by
Washington. The National lntelligencer.
IN copying the above says: Col. Johnson
has been subscriber to thdt pape:: for fifty
uine ye ars.
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MAR IN I'd

Al the residence Of NJ. W. Helms, ESD in Abbc,ills
Ala. BY ths Rev. George r. Kinney. Mr.. EDGAR r
QUfILIN, OF the Abbe,c Hammer, Formerly connect
ed with the Democratic Pioneer Of Elizabeth City, n
Co. 10 Ms. MARY A. RoTcB. Of Abbeyille.
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COURT OF WARDENS.

VNHE Fall Session of the Court Of Wardens will he
held at the Poor House on the first Monday in
September next. Superintendent for the ensuing
year wll then be elected.
All persons having accounts with the Poor House
should have them presented al that time property STA.
ted in detail, for liquidation.
N. ID. Balm, Sec'y.
August z, 1860. 53-
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CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
Wholesale Booksellers and StatiOners

No. 262 Baltimore Street. opposite Haaouer,
BALTIMORE, MD,
A RE prepared to offer to the Country Trade, Goods
. in their linz at prices that will compare fayorably
with those Of any other market.
Their Stock of SCHOOL, LAW, MEDICAL. and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS is large and well Sc
lected.
A large and varied assortment Of Foreign and Anne.
rcan Stationery always be found at their eslab
lishment.
They keep constantly on hand full supply oi
BLANK BOOKS of different styles ant Of their own
manufacture. Having Bindery connected with their
Store they are at all tines able short notice, 10
fIl orders for Blank Books ruled TO any pattern or Of
sny desired style Of Binding.
~ Orders, received by mail, will meet with prompt
attention.
You are requested to call and exsmne our Stock
and Prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Baltimore, August 8. 54-Gms
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judicial bench and 10 the Legislative cham
bers. and filling posts in the local magistra-
cies."
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THE MIGHTY HEALER
HOLLOWAY,S OINTMENT

II
The free admissions Of all Nations. as well as the
verdict OF the leading Hospitals Of the Old as well as
the New World, stamp this powerful remedial Agent
az the greatest healing preparation ever made known
70 suffering man. The penetrating qualities are more
than marvellous, through the external offces Of the
skin, invisible 10 the naked eye, il reaches the sea,
the internal disease and in oil external affections lie
anlniammatory and healing virtues surpass thing
else on record, aud il Natures great ally.
ERYsIPELAs AND SALT RHErM
re two Of the most common and yirulent disorders
prevalent on this continent 10 these the Ointment il
especially aniagoniste, lie moins operqndi" is first
TO eradicate the venom and then complete the cure
BAD LEGS. OLD SORES, AND ULCERS,
Cases Of many years standing that have petlipa.
cousy refused TO yield to- any other remedy OF treat
ment, have invariably suecumbed TO few aprra.
tons Of this powerful unguent.
ERUPTIoNs ON THE SKIN,
Arising from bad state 1.-THE blood OF chronic dis.
ease eadiea,ed. and clear and transparent surses
cgained by the restorative action Of this Ointment Il
surpases many of the cosmetics and other toilet app.
ances In s power 10 dspel rases and other Jssure.
ncnts of the face.
PILES AND FfsTuLA.
Every form and feature ofihese preEaeni and siUL.
born disorders s eradcaied locally and entirely by tho
Oi this emolient: warm lamentations should PEE
cce its application. lis healing qualities will be found
70 hc thorough anl invatiatle.
Both ile Ointment aud Pills should be used
IN Ms folowiag case.
Bunions. Rheumatism, Sore Throats,
Burns, hngwoim, Sores Of a kinds.
Chspped Hands, Salt Rheum, Spfains,
Chilhisins, scalds, STIFF Ioint.
Fisiula, skin Diseases, letter
Gout. Swelled Glands, Ulcers,
Lu'nbaeo. Sore Legs, tensfeal Sores
Mctrufial Efup. Sore Breasts, Wounds ~ all
tiuns. sore Heads kinda
Piles,
tR CAUTION - None are genuine unless the
words " Holloway. New York and London" are l,s.
ecrnahle a. Waiermafk in every leaf Of ne book o.
directions around each pot OF bO1 the samr may BE-
plainly seen BY hOldine the leaf 10 The lishi hand.
some reward will be given any one rendering suca
information may lead the detection Of any party
ot parties eounieiting The medicines Or vending the
same, knowing them 10 be spurious.
- sold II the Mabnf8rtotes u Professor flollo.
way, 40 Maiden Lane, New York. snd BY oil respeca.
bic Druggists aud Dealers IN Medicines throughout
the United states and tie civilized world In botes AZ
s5 cents. 60 cent?. and 81 each.
ar There il considerable saving BY taking The lats.
Cf sizes.
N. B.--Direcons for The guidance OF patients "a
every disorder sre afiHed to each boz.
ipg ~ oy-s
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NOTICE.

TyHE subscriber having. at the Msy term of Orange
County Court. qualified rs tie Executor of the last
he,eby noiihes oil persons indebted 10 the estate 70
mako payment. anj those having claims 10 present
them Within The time prescribed by law otherwise thl.
not,re will le plead n bai 81 their recovery.
SAM'L NJ. WILKINSON, Err
July II. Sow
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Patents were issued recently to Jacob A.
Hartsfield, Of Kinston, N. G., for improve.
ment in cotton cultivators, and J. g. Whit.
son, of Marion, N. c.. for an improvement
in railroad switches,
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Died, 10 Clarksville, Va. on Saturday tho tIth Of
July. Mrs. MARY l.. cURRlE. wife Of the Rev. A.
Curte, of Orange county NJ c., and daughter Of the
Rev James whsrey decd in lhe 9sih year Of her age
She was greatly afflicted during most Of her iife aud
for some months pas. had been 10 extremely feeble
health but lei 10 hope, that visit 10 her sister
Mrs HilI) and meeting with her mother, would revive
aud improve hers The fatigue Of the journey. however,
proved too much for her strength She reached Clarks
vile on Friday afternoon, completely prosirsied. All
tha, icpderness aud affection could suggest, was done
to restore her, but in vain. On Saturday morning q,
half past eleven o'clock, she calmly elI asleep in Jesus
The interest isi the Kindness shown. and the sympa.
thy manifested by the citizens Of the town. will be held
IN long and grateful remembrance. She exhibited the
most satisfactory evidence Of peiy in early lifs and
has since that time conEsntly walked with God man.
ies,nE srcs, real cr bis glory and humble submission
70 his will IN al her suferings. A sonowius husband
and Eve interesting ltils children arc len % mourn
their los, n. {. rresbgieriaH.
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New York, August 2.

New York, August 2.
The steamer Northern Light. from Aspin-
wall with California advlces of the / lth ul-
timo, and nearly Si 900. 900 in treasure, ar.
rived this morning.
Advices from Guatemala state that the no.
torious Gen. Walker left Ruatan on the 2lst
of June in a schooner, accompanied by one
hundred men, and at sea was joined by an
other vessel. II was supposed that he in
tended to make descent upon 0moa or
TruxilIo.
The interior Of Salvador had been visited
by severe earthquake. 1t was reported
that St. Vincent had been destroyed.
Adyices had been received fromIValpara-
so to July cd, and callao 10 the 18th. Let
tiers from the latter place state that the diff
Guilty between Per1 and the United States is
unsettled the Peruvian Government obsti,
nately refusing to make any concession.
Affairs look squally in Bolivia. and Gen.
Bolsen had gone there to take command Of
the Bolivian army.
The ten thousand ounces Of gold suppos-
ed to have been shipped in the Chilisn ship
Matas Consino, which was wrecked on the
coast Of Brazil, was not put on board. II
was supposed the wreck was intentional, ,
with design to get possession Of the treas
ure. The guilty party had fled to Europe.
.@~~>~>-~~~~~~~~~
A YoLcASo IN Polk COUNTY, WH.-0ne
of the strangest phenomena in nature, says
the Chicago Journal. has recently developed
itself near the Horse Lake, Polk County.
Wisconsin,. Flames of fire came up through
the earth in several localities, and one mans
barn has been burned down by it. Strange
to say, the FIRE can only be seen in the day
time, the earth in the evening bearing close
resemblance TO phosphorus. The air smells
as il impregnated with sulphur. The most
remarkable feature in the case is the fact
that all woollen articles in houses located
near BY, take fire although there is nothing
visible TO ignite them. Our readers will
very likely think this is hoax. but We have
the words Of several citizens Of Polk County
for authority.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY,
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term. 1850.

DICHARD VI. JONES. Sheriff of Orange County,
II returns into Court the following Town Lots which
have not been listed for for the last ten years. which
he proposes sell 10 satisfy the amount due for taxes
on said lots all lying in the Of Hsborough and
known in the plot of said town as lots
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions,
MAY Term. 1850.
Samuel Cole, } Original attachment
g.. Lriei oH
Thomas Wanen.D Land.

TT appearing 10 The satisfaction Of The Court that III,
= defendant. Thomas Warren. has removed out Of iht
Slate, ahsconds concsals himself that the or
binary process oi aw cannot hc served on him. II L
therefore ordered by the Court that publication he made
10 the Hllsbtraugh Recorder fr sS weeks, Notifying
the said Thomas Warren that unless he appear al
the next term Of this Court. 10 bc he'll 81 the couft
house in Hil.borough. on tie fourth MONDAY in Al.
gus, next then and there 10 replrSy and plead accord.
ing TO law, he will lie proceeded against in the same
manner as il he hsd been served with process aud had
failed TO sppear and plead.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk Of oui said Court. al
Office in Hlsborcugh. the fourth Monday Of MAY.
A. d. 1860. GEORGE LAWS, c. {. Z.
June 10. Pts fee So co., 46--eN
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"Cotton is KIsg = ana Pro- Slavery


ArgunreRts." We have seen the Prospectus Of
the above work, the Agent for which at present in
this county soliciting subscriptions Il Is TO be sub
s,sniislly bound well printed, sud contains shout 800
large octave pages. I, is valuable work 10 any one
who desires To be web acquainted with The subjects on
which n utats.
The contents Of the wosk comprise Tvaiise on the
Economical Relations Of Slavery, BY David Chrisy, Of
Cincinnaii on Liberty snd slavery, BY A. T. Bedsoe.
Of the universiiy Of Virginia; The Bible Argument,
b. Thornton suiusfeHow, d. d., q Richmond yigi.
MIA; slavery IN the light Of Social Ethics by Chancel-
10, Harper Of South Carolina; Slavery in III. lgh, oi
Political Science, by the Hon. James n. Hammond Of
sosih csfolina; Slavery in the light Of Eihnology by
s A. Cartwright. NJ. D., Of Louisiana; slavery 10 the
light q International Law. by e. N, Elliott, Ii. d..
Of Misissppi The Fugitive slave Law. and the Bible
argument on Slavery. BY charle. Hodge d. D., Of New
Jersey. There are well eIee5ied portrait Of Elliot,
Chris,y, Bledsos, Hammond and CsnwngbL
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quito assnished the friends Of tho latter they cal
cuated 10 beat the Doctor two hundred votes and some
said three hundred. Nothing but party discipline and
the Doctors personal popularity brought him
an election. Hundreds Of Democrats voted for him
who are now and were then, strong friends Of Equa
Taxation.
That Mr. Turner was so well pobiished two years
ago by the Democratic press, as having bought hii
election with whisky, induces US to give his platform
as laid down by himself:
1st. Equal Privileges,
End. Equal Taxation,
Sd, Cold Water and Winter Oats.
When Mr.. Turner was FIRST a candidate in Orange
he proposed to the Democratic candidates that there
should be no treating. They declined his propos ion
lie then fell into what had been the custom Of Orange
candidates from time immemorial. We remember The
Sons Of Temperance attempted 10 suppress the custom
Of treating, but they failed ia their efforts.
Treating BY candidates is not necessary for success
in Orange, as the late election proves Mr. Lcathers
Whg candidate for Sheriff. refused to treat, as did
Messrs. Patterson and Guthrie. II fny good men
twenty-five Of each party will agree not to vote fol
any candidate who treats, this pemcious practice can
for tho future be suppressed. We believe less than
hhy will do. As many as were required to save Sod.
dom will be sufficient 49,.
To those editors who wish 70 continue 10 personal
abuse q our senator, We can only say. your arrow.
will fall shor. Of the mark be is too we'll known 70 be
injured BY light abusive paragraphs to bs found in
public pnntS