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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING DAYS
IRON fHE EnIrKA SrArxa
pIoHEkR srEAMMARBLEA AND BROWN

be su6scriber begs leave 10 inform IN. ,;,i,
he s,s nm Ton, Z e9rge:OSn and Alexandra maj
nnx,,asS - ~ hIs long established business the
I.ous lSascI.s s Az Brosn stone Work in heir va
si.nd Tops, Tie, Monuments T"mha .ad W ssni
Platform. AVN Mindos Lntes, sills. steps and
MaTns m Hoo. G ~ large stock ofltalian
WoSk as Inv So !, o. being able 70 furnish Marble
rage phla, or Baltimore The trads s,n,
,.ts ~ ~, n BLOCK slabs At the sams
aaailns terms Also, on hand, a Are n aonohImo
bstt,,e :, SsSSs Mfter Of Ayr HoLs and az
PrLse, It viii 10 m acsaslton 20 the cit, enter
ALEX. RUTHERFOkD
fteHsa STEAM MdybL< and Br0pn Sfo1s w.l
Pa. ay., COR Thlrteenih :, "Ss'
~ ~ Sm Washinxton n n
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By the President:
JOS. 3. WILSON, -.Fst...... -..r...- . .
Comm saianaey 9th r. ac.x,t
NOTICE TO pRE-EMprroN cI.,u,nrs

NOIICE TO PKE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled TO the zbt of nra $500
90 ANY o. the lands with the and pats az
toTnSmps above mrntlOnted is required 10 esf. -
Ieoeiver OF the proper Land Office, and make nav.
M9nt une' Is soon as practicable after seein
commencement Of the public sale Of the anas am
will be forfeited. JOa Z "a Iu vi oi3im
-r Commissioner OF the General Land OfEcs.
NoTE.-Under the regulations of tbs
as herstofore and now existing, no payment csn h.
MACS LOT advertising proolamatIons except In srcS
the Commissioner Of the General Land Once. "
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FIX NCIS HARPER.
FAMILY GR6hc cfE!ss vos sN Il

Cerne, 81 Ner York arsnxs aud Tai ss,sSt'
may be IN want Of any article in the above Ina IL,
enaeavors shall! be 20 Please and BY strict attsn
sbars ~ tbs, ., tne pablic he hopes 70 inertia
His took CONSISTS Of every article usuallv 70 h.
sSona IN hrst-class Family Grocery and Feed
gtHa ~ 11-ff
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DENTISTRY.

de- DENTAL CARD. -g
- q. MuNSON Has returned And reSumed his
h ,rs Sao Ofhce and house at 400 L st.,~
.nlIa ooor east OF Sixth Il addition & *
e,s o'her approved style, If. M has set I1lD
.eeih on valosnlte Base for the ast three years
S' rom experiences, knows II excels III others
s. 20 one,thiId less In price than geld his Old
SsIU.s % WASH ngton, Alexandria, and George
80 :. -esPeolIoIly soliclted to call. su 25-eo1y
ID DENTAL NOTICE. - t.-T
- n. LOOhiiS bas CLOSED his once for the sea-
SUI, anu VIII DE- absent, Is usual. during the cum
~. noutnS VIII resume practice about the lat Of
is % which furthsr notice viii be given.
do DENTISTRY.
feels ttat bss atsr SIaetes: test Of two yesrs
mena tse CheoplAstic Process for in ertinr}
s ssrsnStS Iheetn; IL has the advantages Of
ngser set inserted for 0aS. Partial in proportion
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CARRIAGE FACTORIES.

WAshlNGTON CARRIAGE FACTORY,
w. Sfrtsf, Beftrses ETA asd lefl SsYesfs.
~ heve lust finished o number Of FIRST ciass
HWAkhiASES, such as LisiI Fasey,. ,1R0,
HasoHs, Pork PAeafoas, Fanstlp Car
YER small profit.
SSsine Practical mechanics in different branches
.t tne business, We fatter ourselves that We tnov
,s sy'es Ana saaitty OF work that vii five sats
~. o'"uoH snu ouftoin
., Repairing promptly and carefully attended IN
'A' 'No' VA TE ga Ross ss:so2sble ehaIses.
o., % sn,c AZ SUCCESSORS TO VIM. +. Hook,
CARRIAGES
BE cuttcrlber having made additious IA NJ
hotory5 making 1t nov els Of the lsFeest.
IN the District, where his facilities for
r9lsfnnaaliasSnIlng GhRRlh6E a LIG Ef@
MASONS OF 81 kinds cannot be survaesea a.
rom his long experience in the brsiness. hs ~
70 give seEersl ssti sEaction. ~
hand. NsAs "sssHs AsIsss
;, AL KEsPAiRsnsauy tsns, s.d Gil orders ,rsnys
sscsnA-h aAs Carriage. taken in exchange for m
a. ANDREW J. Joyce.
corner Of lstk And = stu
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,,gR; J. BoyEE popg

IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
For Diseases Of the Kidney q, Il adder and Urinary
OrGans, and especially for Femals Distractions,
never fai TO cure. and are warranted TO give sats
CHARLES wIDDIFIELD 4 CO..
Propnetors, Te William Il, New York.
- j. SCHwARZE,
leI1yr Agent, WAsnlnxton. n. &.
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FINE PIANOS FOR RENT or SALE, =
MEs;c r-,.,~.6,,, At ELLIYS.
Mefodeoas sad other Instrnments for rent =
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ZVSAxE sHNAL. HORN, Price $50, ju.
"s W B.XkTzERory.
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III The u. 8. NAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
arc taken over this Now Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South wester,
Office, ooInoI Of Sixth street snd Pennsylyanis sv
enue, To the following points:
Lynchburs, BristoI, Knoxville, Atlanta
ucChhssstanOoEs: HaHtsvills, Grand 1sHotlSn,
SicntsomerI, Mobile, Memphis, and
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nR, J. DOvEE DOD's -
~ IMPERIAL WINE RT9TpRg

Are nov being used from Name 70 the 6reai San
hem either ss .ssdse,Ss or a. tsreTafs IA that
them IN n: Ss SSsd P DSs wee
We Iuroha:ed Of him the sole night 70 Esnskctnrs
cure Of Inoipiert Consumptlon. Ind restion. bys-
pepsla. Piles, Nervous Disea.es, Female Com
Ra1ts, epa Al osses reSulring tonic, they are be-
their medicinal properties they are q pure, whole
tome and aelishtfrl Beverage, Producing All the
without their injurious resalts. let al fricpSs of
humanity and al advocates Of temperanee sssist
ior the 11saeral pofsors and ddEltyafsd ffSso-s
VITA which the country 10 flooded, and thereof ef-
from the land.
CHARLES WIDDIFIELD q CO.
froPnetors, w lillian street, New York.
). sSHWARzE,Agsni,
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10 nfln GALL0Ns CHAMPAGNE Ann
- S,OOV CRAB APPLE CIDER.-We inyits
xeSS,sa stoek OF ChsInpagne aud Crab Apple Cider
snIt On sasrnntee 70 % pure JUICE, and viii be
~ "ai Asfiaf stock. Give Us . cali at the
Ia - as No Union BottsnE Depot.
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H. THROUGH TICKETS TO THE "a
RIOUS VIRGINIA. SPRINGS. b
fpOmnibuses and Baggage Wagons leave the
ofloe At q. IN, and 6 p. m. =.
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II mo. 669.1
DY THE PREsiDENT OF THE UNITED
- ~

in pursuance of law. I. JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
taen. Oh tns United states OF America. DO hereby
held at the nnoer-mentiole land Offices, In the
isnated, To wit: W
At the land Office a. LITTLE Rock, commencing
on onday. the I7th day Of december next, for the
disposal OF the public lands heretofore unofIered,
situsted within the following townships. viz:
SoKth Of tne base tine and of the tA principal
Townships Ia And is' Of ran.e4.
Townships 10 and 10, of ranges.
At the land OHIO at FAYETTEVILLE, oommenoins
on Ihnrscay the 2oth day If December next, FOE
fsred situated within the following townships. VIZ
North Of the base liss and icsst of the th PRINCIPAL
Township ls, Of range %.
Township II, of range q.
AZ the land office a. CLAaxEsv1LLx, commencing
on Monday, the 18th day of December next for the
DISPOSE OF the public lands heretofore unoffered
situated within tina following townships, VIZ:
N'T" Of the base ltne amd ,rsst Of ttA Principal
Fractional townships and 2. Of range IS.
-, At t. the Land Ofioe At WASHINGTON. commencing
the dispo.a Of the public snds herstofore
situated within the following townships, viz:
South Of the base line and lvsss of As h pr
The fractions south Of he old bound.r, line. Of
township 20, OF ranges 81, ~, 25 "a, IS, and Is =
At the Land Onice at CHaMPaeNoLE, oommen-
the Of the lands heretofore unosr rcd
titosted within the following Townships and parts
of townships. viz: $50 P"'s
South O ihe base ns and csst Of the It'll pySnr;coI
Township 10, of ranges -
Township IL, OF ranger
Township Is, of ranged.
Township 10, of rsnEe9
Township 20, of raogeI9
Tbs parts south of the Old hon ntiarv lina If to~
ship ~, of ranges 10 aud 20. Ao' - 'o"n-
Lands appropriated By law for the use of schooIs
nintary AMI ntner purposes, together with The
the sales. ' oo oAo"uoo Hom
The 9nsrina OF the above lands will commence
on tue days appointed, and will proceed m the mr.
Der IN winch they are advertised until the Whole
shsl nave been offered and the sales CLOSED: but no
seos ehal Dc kept open long or than two weeks nd
no private entry Of any oft lands will be sdmttad
uenl after the expiration OF the two weeks
Glyen under my hand, at the city of w m hipston
this lith dav of September, anno Domini one thon,
sand eight hundred and slxty- ~'' '"'u
By the President: - '1AA'IAN'
e. JOS. s. WILSON. -.I... -.. ....-
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- CHANGE OF Hours.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, juno 18th,
1850, traIDs will run "a follows:
Leave Washington at 20 and TAO q. IN.
Leave w ashingtO at SD and $50 p. n
On Sunday at 5 20 p. m.
Leave Baltimore at 425 and $40 q. m.
Leave Baltimore at Sis and 40 p. m.
On SUNDAY at q 25 q. IN.
Passengers for the East will take trains At 62n
and TO q. m and 90 D. m.
For tho West at 40 q. m. and $40 p. m.
For Annapolis at 7.40 q. m. and $50 D, m,
For Norfolk at Z 20 q. m.
On Saturday evening the $40 .. m. tram goes to
Philadelphia only. ~
je ls-d T H. PARSON' 9. Agent.
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THIS ROUTE IS ENTIRELY by RAIL
900 MILES SHORTER snd "a HOURS LESS
In TIME
than . any other i.iasathe LynehbuIE Extension
Central, making il the
QUICKEST AND MOST PLEASANT ROUTE
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELLERS!
IL IL provided with Flrst-class Sleeping Cars!
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T,HE UNION WILL STAND, NO MArrER
L s, - WHO'S PR ESIDENTt -"

- WHO'S 3 s fR iEs sf6ESSFEi3 MATTER
OonseQ uen'ly shall resualn IN Wsshiugton and
sign and oRNAMEH TST YxiNriNGGo SGS GID.
tended TO-. Painting and OrnamcntfnS coftsSe
I Tn p 70 the best s.o attention
All Of the ebove will do as cheap Is the chsap
eat fhSrei0,s soiioit the pstroneis my friends
ner.~f - - - = "sA
T. PARkER,S Painting Esiablishment. No. sa
% y sS - Louisiana av., north side, between 9Th
P. signs put up free Of charge, a. usual. -,
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SOUTHERN IRgNK MANUFAcTOI:Y.
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

coAcHIEsss ro st Up ssE M EkSsILRB1daR3dEsE
Cdryyiag The u. s. Mail.
The undersigned are pow running Daily, texcept
Sunday, Four horse Coaches be- >dSSs~1
tween Washington and Upper Mari
boro', follows: 88fSxLNEsA
Leave the Steamboat Hotel, corner OF Seventh
street and Pa. at Z O clock .. IN. Returning leave
Upper Marlboro at III O'Clock D. m, and arrive in
Washington at O'Clock, in time to connect with
the So p IN. ain for Baltimore.
The Coaches are new and comnOdous, the teams
first class IN the hands of careful and accommodate
ing drivers. .-i.r-.
Fare to Upper Marlboro ......... >. 50 cents.
TO Long Old Fields.
IoCenteIv llle 20
Freight and packages in proportion. ...
au 10 If OSBORN Il CO. ProprietOrs.
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MEDICINES.

IN. y0nHsxOH,
~ BALYinoRE
LOCK H0sPIYAL,
nee Dsssesgsf fAs ssssf Csrsess, Syssly, cd ss,v
~. kfscssal Rssssdy - sks Hsrli
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRUpENCE.
LET NO FALSE DEL YcxcY PREyENr.
APPLY IMMkD ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, OR NO cRxReK,
IN FROM ONE 10 TW0 DAYS.
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neassn .fths ks,s Cssss .fsssgssss b.ssa s,s4ssss
bon ses o. The meat eminent Cs.Gss IN De vahsd 0sasss
.is Lsnese rsns rhladslPAis <n< slssvAs.s.
hnsvn many ussssd With rinfins shs head ana ears
When ssssP great esrvsssnsss bong alarmed ssssss
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Ne last ssvsntssH yssr and he important esrsi-
eal spsrausas psnsnsd sy Dr. yshsssn, By de
which have aPPssrsd again and again sssss Dsss s
edss hs standing rsnsDan q cad rssps~s
Sisy, so sisns gssssstss y ne aistsd ian u,
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As sccidesfs viii kappes, scs~ n we'll -yssslatss
ya.ni!iss, il 10 very desirable TO have some ohesv
and convenient WAY for repairing Furniture. Toy .
CrockeTy, go.
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TWO DAILY TRAINS-SuNDAYs EXCLUDED
Leave NashinRtoa Mt n. m and 6 D. m
The Steamer q GORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
connects at Aiexandria with tbs Orange And aisx :
andrla Trains for the Southwest.
Observation-Disclosures venne, corner OF Sixth st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
0Acf Iad.na a.. J.

SKALEp PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
nolan Goods" lClass 2, 5, or rs the case may
be wilt be received at the Offioe of Indian fairs
pnti 10 'oock a. M, on WEDNESDAY, the twenty
fourth day or October next for furnishing the fol-
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The AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC PORCELAIN COMPANY
No. 78I Broadway, New York.

Having secured theit novel and ingenious invention hy
American aud European patents, and fully prepared 10
execute al orders lor
Miniature Likenesses Of Persons on China,
presenting all the attractive and advantageous features
VI ordinary photographs, tie hnllanry sud flush Of
waiereolof drawing, and hitherto unlttained quality
Of durability hy being rendered imperishable a. the
natural properties u Tie ARTICLES upon which they are
transferred.
As The patented process 81 the Company enables the
reproduction Of Photographs not oay On plain surfaces
bui upon such round Of ans degree OF rrgu.
atitt portraits he reproduced wih fiuliess accu.
uey and deleaey # elineaiion upon Porcelain wares
% any description md Dimensions used a. articles or
luxury Or % household utility. such
urns, Vases, BreakiastCups, Toilet Articles,
40; thereby securing faithful portraits. aud furnishing
unique aud exquisite style d ornamenation u ari.
eles ~ domestic use
Ii order 10 furnish facilities fsr the qualification II The
popular laste and 10 meet the wants Of tboe patrons
u he Fine Arts dr-fous u having Portraits Oh porce.
lain. the Company have imported from Europe collee.
ton 81 superior Porcelain Goods manufactured 70 their
own order. which they sell II cost prices
A. the American Company are owners o. the patent
tight. and consequently tie ony prrsons authorized Is
I've the process They have determined. 10 order 10
Afford People III every section u the Union
AZ opportunity % posscss Portraits ON China,
% make The following propositions 70
Residents IN the Country.
who are unable 10 Wit personally The AIsItef Gailere.
IN New York.
Persons sending photograph. amhioiy1c. or dagyet
Fcoispe 10 The oiee Of the Company IN New York, ac
cpmpansd by Five Dollars. viii receive 10 return u
express. FIRE Of other charge, richly
Ornamentcd Breakfast Cup and Saucer. aith
the Portrait transferred thereon.
By Transmitting 4 dlgueneoiype and Ten Dollars,
they will receive IN return 10 Ike manner
A handsome French Vase Of Toilet Article,
With The Portrait reproduced b. The patented pioces.
By sending pair Of dasu,neaiypcs aud Fifteen Dol.
Lars, they will receive 10 return
A Pair Of rich ScSres Vases,
with the Portraits executed equal 10 miniature paint.
nss, aud. in ike manner. Pofsiis can hr reproduced
on porcelain wares OF Vases Of every quality 81 finish.
tlnsng u price tom Twenty 10 nne Hundred Dollars
the pair
n. B.--Bc particular ii writing he address town.
county aud state distinctly.
All letters "a bc addressed 20
+" Manager, American Photographic Porce.
lain Co."
ISL Broadway. New York
October g. G5-5m
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For the HiIlsberough Recorder.

Mn. EDnER THE arrival of the Hills
borough Cadets on the Fair grounds at Raj
eigh, ON Thursday last, caused quite a sensa-
ton among the citizens Of your village, who
were present on the occasion, and produ-
ced most favorable impression on the thou
sands who had gathered there from other
portions Of the State. 1t was indeed hand.
some spectacle, as the young soldiers, with
cheeks flushed with vigorous health and eyes
sparkling with martial enthusiasm, filed, with
proud and manly tread" into the broad cir
Gle. The first platoon was Immediately de-
ployed at intervals Oftenpaces,
1.-THE second platoon acting as the reserve,
and was most successfully put through all
the various movements incident to that drill.
The groupings of the comrades IN battle, as they
closed to resist cavalry, the rallying Of the
entire platoon on the reserve, the firing
from the different positions of kneeling, ly-
ing, advancing and from halt, were all ex-
ecuted with a celebrity and precision that
called forth spontaneous burst of admira-
ton from the multitude.
After the skirmish drill, the cadets were
exercised in the manuel, aud all the eyolu-
tons 10 the school Of The company. They
performed each manoeuyre, both in quick
and double quick time. In this drill they
were more perfect than in the other, simply
because greater degree Of accuracy may be
arrived at. The rapidity and uniformity Of
their movements was worthy Of high praise,
and the general bearing, the to,ae ensemble
of the company, was military and veteran
like. AT the conclusion three cheers we're
proposed and most loudly given for Col. Few,
his officers aud cadets.
II is but the second year since this Acad-
envy was founded. il now numbers 80. The
course Of studies is thorough and diversified,
combining the civil and the military. The
commandant is perfect soldier, a finished
scholar, aud refined gentleman. The Bar
rocks have been erected at cost Of S50, 900,
they are well ventilated and commodious,
and in every respect well adapted TO such
purposes. The citizens Of iIillsborough may
congratulate themselves that such al insti-
tuition flourishes in their midst. Projected
and brought to such state Of perfection by
the enterprise and unaided exertions Of Col.
Tew. any parent or guardian may safely en-
trust his boy TO the tuition Of man who af-
fords il his own person such an example Of
energy and indomitable perseverance,.
NON RESIDENT.
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THg IImLsBoRoUoH CADETS. the
interesting features Of the late State Fair
was The visit Of the llllsburough Cadets
from the Military Academy of Col. Tew.-
They psfahed on the Fair Grounds on
Thursday, and their admirable drill aud fine
appearance excited the admiration and loud
applause Of the thousands Of persons there
assembled. The gentlcmanly demeanor Of
the Cadets while of parade and when ming.
ling with The throng of people IN attendance.
was also the subject Of general aud highly
favorable remark. standard.
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FROM EUROPE.

Nv the New York ard Arabia's Mails. We
receive details Of European news TO the 9th
inst. A brief synopsis Of their purport has
been telegfaphed from Halifax. Some fresh
particulars are obtained Of the fall Of Anco.
ma. Gen. Lamoriciere, IL seems. has been
taken 20 Turin. There Is little doubt that
France is determined 10 protect the Pope 10
Rome. for the French garrison Of the Eternal
City has been increased 10 $1,000 men,. u
is said that, IN case Of need Marshal Vail.
liant, the defender Of Rome IN 1912, will as.
sumo the command 10 chief 81 the Army Of
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State Educational Association IF North
Carolina.

The next annual Meeting of this Associa-
ton will be held in Wilmington, the session
beginning at seven o'clock p. NJ. on Tues
day the 18th Of November.
As usual, the delegates will be passed over
the various railroads in the State for hall
fare, and will be Hospitality entertained al
the place Of meeting.
The Committee authorized to determine
the time and place Of meeting have felt bound
to call the next session as far South as the
facilities for railroad travel would permit
and this consideration, and the excitement
preceding the presidential election. are the
reasons for fixing the time SO late in the
year.
&C. H. WILEY,
Sup. Com. Schools Of \. G
Ereeufire J. d. CAMPBELL.
Committee Recording Secretary.
c. G. COLE,
Corresponding Secretary.
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Iioliotc1g's Plb-Neyer Despair Something Ina,
never fns.Feper and Ague 70 the sick il is Of llle
consequences how they are cured, whether from a "a
ona view Of the disease or BY the rules defined for
the guidance Of the profession long The cure Is
certain and expeditions To a suffering the ques-
ton on the relative merits u quinine caomsl is
interesting. The faculty may wraBse aud discuss their
various theories 10, d.. Hollovays treatment di.icls
doubt the disciples Of Eseuapus have finished The
first stage 10 the West. Hoaway's Pills the only
remedies which effect 4 speedy and radical cure With
out danger Of relapse Read the Advertisements else
where.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

5NHE Advertiser, having been restored 10 health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with lung Affection anu
that dread disease, Consumpiion-is anxious TO make
known 10 his iellow-sufitrers the means Of cure.
~ all who desire il, he viii send copy Of the pre-.
serPtion used free OF charge with the directions Tor
preparing and using The same. which they will find a
srRE Ccag fDr Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object Of the advertiser in sending the Pre-.
scfP,on is 10 benefit The afflicted. and spread informa
lion which be cinceyes TO be invaluable. and be hopes
every sufferer will Try his remedy it will cost them
nothing, aud may prove a blessing.
Persons wishing The prescription will please address
REy. EUW ARD A. WILSON,
WiIllamsburgh, kins's county. n. York.
October %. 65--I2m
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resources Of the State, in the course of which much
uabe information was ELECTED. The Society unani-
mousy resolved, on motion Of Judge Run, that in is
opinion the services Of Dr. Emmons as State Geoogist
have been eminenty useful to the State and the ear
nest wish was expressed that he might BIO continued as
State Geologist,
Acommtee, consisting ofJudge Rufiin, B, r. Moore,
<. Raynsr, Charles Manly, and D. NJ. Barringer, was
appointed to apply to the next Legislature for new
and better act Of incorporation than the one under
which the Society is now acting.
On motion Of w. r. Cox, Esq, the North Carolina
Planter was unanimously recommended to the patron
age Of the farmers of the State.
We ale indebted to the Raleigh Standard for the
above facts.
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Mass Meeting and Barbecue in
Graham.

At meeting Of the Bell and Everett club
for Alamance County, il was resolved to have
a Mass Meeting and Free Barbecue in Ora
ham, on Saturday the 3rd Of November. The
citizens Of Orange, Guilford, Chatham, Ran
dolph and Caswell are invited TO attend.
The Hons. Geo. T.. Badger, w. A. Graham,
John NJ. Morehead, John A. Gilmer, II. X.
Nash, w. L. Scott, Charles Shober and John
Manning, are invited to address the meeting.
L. g. MeCLAIN, Sec'y.