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~ Mr.. W. j. Palmer, of the North-Carolina In
stltuton for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind, has
recently availed himself of the leisure presented by
vacation to visit several institutions Of similar
character in the Northern States Mr.. P. speaks in
warm and grateful terms of the attention shown him
IN Washington, New York, Philadelphia, and Hart
lord We do not doubt that with his nquiring and
discriminating mind, he has acquired much informa-
uon that will be useful to the institution here with
which he is connected
We learn that while absent Mr.. Palmer attended
the annual commencement of Columbian College,
D. T., of which he is graduate, and that the De-
gree of A. NJ was conferred upon him.
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Trustees Notice.-Reduced Prices.

Trustees Notice.-Reduced Prices.
TVNRE STOCK OF GOODS CONVEYED IN TRUST
i BY THOS CALI.AN 10 the subscriber are now being
MADE CLOTHING cheap for cash had better call soon
WIN. WHITE, Trustee.
N. B. Those indeL ed by note or account to Thos.
Calau by calling and settling, will avoid the payment Of
cnst W. W.
Raleigh, July 10, 1860. 6S-tE
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BARRY's TRICOPHEROUS is the best and
cheapest article for dressing, beauyng cleansing curl
ing preserving and restoring the hair Ladies' try it.
Sold BY all Druggists and Perfumers.
March Is, 1860. ll-ySsy6mos
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MATTER "CRowDED OUT."-Gen Lanes recent
speech in Philadelphia, his letter of acceptance, and
the letter of acceptance Of Mr.. Breckenridge shall
appear in our next
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LIE CINCINNATI PLATFORM publish to day
'ne Cincinnati platform pure and simple, without
Tue additions at Charleston and Baltimore. Read
" carefully, brother Democrats, and then say if it
would not have been better to have entered the
pagn on that platform with candidate against
the black Republicans, than to have broken up the
party in an effort to OBTAIN more, thus exposing the
rounry to the danger and disgrace of black Repub
lcan rule.
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b. B. BULLA,
A TITO NEY AT LAW,

AsHEBoRo', " G.
WILL practice in the County and Superior Courts Of Ram
dolph and adjoining counties.
July 10, 1860. 55-4m.
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~ We invite attention to the bold, manly, and
patriotic speech OF Mr. Dick in the Standard to day
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DISSOLUTION.

TVJHE FIRM OF HEARTT l. IREDELL Is THIS
Il day dissolved by mutual consent.
l.. E. HEARTH
JAS. J. IREDELL.
RALEIGH July 9, 1860.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
~ A. WHITAKER KEEPS THE LARGEST
RLo stock of GROCERIES and LIQUORS in Raleigh
Tie will be pleased wait any that ma, cal on

JUST ARRIVED,
FRENCH CHOCOLATE
CURRANTS, RAISINS. PRUNES,
FIGS, ORANGES, LEMONS,
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
LOAF AND CRUSHED SUGARS,
SMOKED BEEF BOLOGNA SAUSAGES,
CANVASSED HAMS-N. c. HAMS,
NESS PORK AND BEEF
July Is, 1860. 56-tf
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TO STEPHEN 4. DoUGLAs.

viii you, If elected President Of the United States,
Use all the civil military and naval authority with
which President is invested which may be neceS-
Sary for the protection in the territories of the Uni
ted States of slave property in the event of any at
tempt being made unlawfuly to modest them in the
use of such property, or to deprive them of it
lawfully?
| hope, Mr. Editor, you will forward to Judge
Douglas a number of your paper containing this
question, and mark the question as to draw his
attention to it. hope too that you will exert your
nominated, that such Of the voters as choose may
vote for it.
A FRIEND TO THE CONTINUANCE OF THE UNION.
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TENHE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLA.
Il TCRE AND FOR SHERIFF will address their fel.
lowcitizeus of Wake county the following times and
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The members of the Democratic Executive Committee
of the ih Congressional District hereby requested to
meet at KittreS Springs, Monday, the 18th DAY of
July, for the purpose of nominating Democratic Elector
i'll place of Mr. Miller resigned and Assistant Electors
HENRY G.. WILLIAMS.
Chairman of Dem. Elk. Com. of the 4th Dist
billiard ston, \. c. July l3, 1860 STD.
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HAVING PURCHASED THE INTEREST OF MR..
Ii J. IREDELL in the late Firm of HEARTT 4
lRkDELL. shall carry the business, hitherto
Quoted BY them and hope by strict attention to business
to merit continuance of the patronage literally be-
slowed on them.
L. E. HEARTT.
I'm RETIRING FROM THE LATE FIRM OF HEARTT
Il lREDELL, beg leave TO return my sincere thanks
those who have literally patronized and to solicit
fum the friends of the late Firm bestowal of their pat
rOnuge Mr. HEARTT, who, l feel assured, will use
every exertiOn to give satisfaction.
JAS. J. IBEDELII.
Raleigh, July 9 1860. Sc -2t.
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~ WE ARE REQUESTED TO AN.
IS uounce MOSES A BLEDSOE, Esq, an
Independent Democratic candidate for the SENATE in
Wake County.
May u, 1860. 42-tf.
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NORTHAMPTON COUNTY.

TENaE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEGISLATURE WILL
IL address the people of Northampton the following
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June 20, 1860.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-20
AN "0LD ABE SONG :

Tune Uncle Ned.
Abe
There was an old Sucker and his name was incl,
Splitin' rails long ago, long ago.;
He wore an old tile seven foot 'bove de grade,
Ober de hole whar de corn juice go.
Lay down de beetle and de crow,
Pull up de gourd wild whisky, oh.
Too much gum tree for poor Old Abe,
He is up for Salt River go.
His legs am so long as de pole OBJ de bean,
And his heels am not VERY short,
He dance all night iontin down stream,
Andhe drank Of the corn juice quart,
Tie up de fatboat to de shore,
Dance and go home wild de gals no MORE
Juice hard to find up dar, Uncle Abe,
For no corn grow on Salt River shore,
When Old Abe won, Seward take em VERY bad
And his tears run down like de rain,
Old Massa Greey didnt look VERY sad,
Kase he play de devil again.
Lay down de niger and de rail,
Hang mp de coohey by de tail,
Give up dc gourd to poor Old Abe,
He is goin' to Salt River to sail.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-20
4oetrp.
DOUGLAS AND VICTORY.

Arise, arise, Democracy!
And bear the banner of the free
To where the star of empire lights
Us on to victory.
L Then let the watoh-word be,
Douglas and victory;
Sound IL from sea to sea,
Douglas and Victory,
Arise, arise. Democracy
And sweep the prairies Of the West,
The teaming hill-sides, Of the east,
For the Giant of the West.
Then let the watchward be, etc,
Arise. arise, Democracy
Our leader is q noble man;
We'll follow on through good or ill
For Douglas leads the van.
Then let the watch ward be, etc.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-20

now say that the Federal government pos
sesses no powers except those specified in
the Constitution, and that the powers granted
20 Congress are few in number, are enumera-
ted In that instrument, aud are all OF them
Federal, and none of them domestic.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-20

have been informed, too, that it is very fash
ionabe in Virginia for these Secessionsts to charge
that went home to Illinois, and in a speech at
Chicago, boasted that had so drawn the bill as to
make i: an Abolition measure. ] hope that it is
not true that any man claiming to be gentle.
man has ever made that statement. Applause. ]
challenge the world. lCheers.l defy any
man on earth to show that 1 ever gave different
construction to that bill in the North from what
have always given in the South. Immense ap-
pause,l Ihave always said, and now repeat, that
the Nebraska bill was not an Abolition measure
nor was it pro-savery measure. have always
said, and now repeat, that the Nebraska bill did not
give the North any advantage over the South,
nor the South over the North That bill only
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1860-09-20

.[The rain here poured down in torrents,
and the chairman, Mr.. G. F. Collier, was OBJ
liged to adjourn the meeting to Phoenix Hall.
to which place the crowd wended their way
through the furious storm. Hither Mr.. Doug
las and the committee soon repaired, and as
he made his appearance in the hall, which
was full to overnowing, the assembly rose as
one man, and cheer followed cheer for some
minutes. When the enthusiasm had some
what subsided--1
Mr.. Douglas continued his remarks; he said
1t seems that the rain of heaven falls alike NJ
on the just and the unjust--upon the Unior
men and the disunion men--upon the nation
al democracy and upon the secessionists--
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0eneraI Mews.
Arrival of Keenan,.

There is an item Of intelligence con.
nected with the arrival OF the steam.
ship Vanderbilt at New York sester.
day, which will excite more general
interest among a large portion Of the
community than any oewso Of EuFopesn
complications. any specalatioBs In re-
gard to transatlantic crops, aud the
probability Of a rise in the price of
American products, or esen AM nsB.
success of the patriot hero Of Italy,
Garibaldi. The pngilist champion OF
America, the RECOGNIZABLE Heenan, has
returned to the lend which in the es'
timation of his admirers, has been
houored By his achievements IN toe
prize-ring. and an exciting new sea.
sation awaits New York. when, after
the hero reposes o day Ut one o. its
outposts, he makes bis tFlnmphal eo-
try into that renowned metropolis
It is to be feared that the Coupcilmen
win not be sufficiently liberal to make
another appropriation Of 500, 900 to
entertain him, while the recollection
of their recent lavish extravaganza is
still fresh i'll the minds Of her over
bnrdened tax payers hps there can
be no doubt that the welcome extern
ded TO Heenaa viii Ire as sincere. if
not as ostantatious and expensive as
that recently given 10 the japanese
Embassy. He returns home as q con-
hero. Not, il is true Ike @.
Roman general, bringing q
rich store Of booty, o train Of captiyes
and list Of newly conquered proviR-
ces-nor has he even got the famous
old belt, or che compromise new one
which waste have been made for him
but he has fairly won the crown of
victory in the pugilistic arena he has
punished" more vigorously aud borne
punishment" more atoiclly, than the
boosted champion Of England and to
The governing classes OF New York
his is O higher title to distinction and
anne than the greatest moral or INTEL
ectusl triumphs that any man could
Hin.
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A MONUMENT TO BUSYAN. "A few
years ago it was stated that move
ment bad been organized in Rhode
Island to erect monument to the
great Pioneer Baptist, Roger WI
iians. We have since learned that q
similar movement was simultaneously
set on foot in England to honor, the
memory of John Bunyan, anothershin-
ing light in the past Of that ienomina
ton. An association for this purpose
hiss been formed in London, with che Fri
Of SALISBURY as its president, and en-
acting committee Of thirty one gentle
men, composed Of different deDonina-
tions, the Baptists, however, being in
the ascendant. The latter are represan.
ted By such men az Dra. AcWoth, .Au-
gustus, Elkten. Sir 8. Morton Peto,
and Rev. Measrs. Sturgeon, II. STOW
ell Brown, Berreli, and.others.
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.Apgopos to the death Of Prince ,Ja

Apgopos TO the death Of Prince Je-
Foame Napoleon, the New York Jollr-
sael Of Comasorce says: "Aud thus
the last link that connected the pa.
geant Of France Of this day with that
Of the great Napoleon is supdered.
All Che great men and women who 6g-
uFed on the scene Of France, and we
may add Of Europe entire, City years
ago, are gone. Not one is left, save
the old Queen Of Sweden. the widow
Of Bernadotte. All the rest are gone
three Kings Of England. two Of Den
mark, two Of Sweden, two Empercrs
of Russia, three or four Popes, one
Emperor of Austria, one King Of Pras.
sis, two Kings of Holland. two of Sax.
ony, two Of Bavaria, two Of Sardinia,
two Of Naples. The Great Captains
are all gone"
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ECTINE.
The Persian Fever Charm !

TNOR the prevention Of Fever and Agas and
Il Bilious Fevsrs. This wonderful remedy
was brought to the knowledge q the present
propCietors By friend who has bsen q gxsst
traveller IN Persia and tbs Hcly Land.
While going down tie river EaphrstuF. lie sz.
perisnced 8 ssTsrs 8ttsek Of Fever and AEus.
On discovering bis condition, one Of the Beat.
men took from his person an Amulet, SAYING,
Wear this and no fever viii touch you" Al
though 'i1ereduloRs as to. its virtues; he CON.
piled and experienced Immediate relief, and has
since aiways found il en efsetaaI protection
from all nalarions complaints.
On fartheg investigation he found that The
bostInan attributed TO it miraculous powers.
and said that it could only Be obtained from the
Priests OF the Sun. Sometime Afterwards, the
gentleman IN conversing With Priest obtained
from hin the secret Of its preparation and as
certatned whsrs the medicinal herbs we're found
Of which it was compounded The wonderful
virtues Of this article have induced full bsIies
in the rainds of the natives in the miraculous
healing powsrs Of their Priests
Since his return to America, Il has been tried
with the happiest eject by ssystai Ladies and
Gentlemen OF high character, who have given IT
the most unqualified praise. This remedy hsv-
ing been 3 specific IN Persia for hundreds Of
years, for the prevention and cure of fever and
ague and Bilious EevsrS--is now offered to the
American people.
1t win be sent by mail re-paid, with fall
directions for use, on receipt Of ens-dolisr.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, l66 Main
ST., Richmond VS. Branch Office, Bank Of
Commerce Building, New York. Address
June ~, 20 JOHN WILCOX & Co.
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THApDEus HyAT was at North Ell.
ba on the 4tb instant to celebrate the
anniversary Of American independence
at the grave Of john Brown. Invita-.
lions to be present and speak had besn
given to the Rev. Henry Highland
Gsrnstt, of New York Thomas w.
Higginsop. Of Worcester, Mass; Miss
Francis Ellen Watkins, Of Philadel.
phia; Thaddeas Hyatt, late Of Waah.
iugton jail, D. c.; Richard J. Hinton.
Of Kansas; Frederick Douglass, Of
Rochester. N. r; the Rev. George
B. Ohesver. Of New York Henry D.
Thoreap, Of Concord, Mass; Judge
W. NJ. F. Army, Of Kansas; and many
others. s
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SINaULAR--The Providence jour
nal says: "There have been eighteen
elections of Presidents. In eleven of
them the name Of the individual elect.
ed ended In the letter n. With only
one exception, the usmeof every Pres
ident who has served two terms had
this termination. In only one case
has s candidate for reelection, with
n FINAL 10 his name been defeated !;
and even in this case the name Of the
successful candidate possessed tbs
suspicious termination.
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TIE busy hammer Of the sftisan Is
now heard il the old Senate house ct
Washington, transforming It's time.
honoped walls, aud renodelingits gen.
eral appearsoce The places where
Webster sat and Clay spoke and Cal
houn pondered are fast passing away,
and those who knew them shall soon
know them no more" Itisfast chang
Ing from a legislative hall into q judi.
eial one, as the Supreme court viii oc.
cupy it st its next session.
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DIR. Wistar'S BaIsam Of Wild
Cherry.

" tie whole History Of Medical discoveries,
L. no penedy has performed go many or such
remarkable cuEes Of the Numerous affections Of
she Throat, Lungs and Cheat-of 0oughs,. Colds,
Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping Cough, Group,
Asthma, or Of Consumption itself, as this Tar.
fsued, lons-tried, and justly celebrated Balsam.
So generally acknowledged Is the superior ex.
cellenee 81 this remedy that but few Of the ma.
ny Who have tssted iss virtues by experience
fall 50 keep it ct hand as speedy and certain
cure fer sudden attacks Of Cold-fuIly believing
that its remedial powers are comprehensive
enough to embrace every form Of disease from
the alightest cold to the most dangerous aymp-
tom Of pulmonary complaint.
The REV. JACOB sECHLER, wall known and
Euch respected among the German popu!a.
ton Of this country, makes The following
statement for the benefit Of the afflicted
HAsovER, Pa, Feb. 10, 1859.
Messrs Seth ". Fowle & Co., Boston.
Dear Sira Having realized in my family
important benefits from the uao Of your valus-
bic pre- paraticn--Wistar' BaisaIn Of Wild Cher
fy--it affords ne pleasure to recommend it to
the public. Some eight years ago one of my
daughters seemed to be ia decline, and little
hopes Of her recovery were entertained. Ithen
procured bottle OF your excellent Balsgrn, and
before she had taken the whole of the contents
Of tae bottle there was great improvement in
her health. have, In my individual case,
made frequent use Of your valuable medicine,
aad have always been benefited BY it, I4eouh
soaceger c9atioas the Y,5iic cgGinst snyositioss,
because there isG good deal spurious Yissay's
Balsaas Of TVil9 Cherry .l!aat throughout It's
coamtrg.
JACOB sCALER.
R- Caaasan to Purchasers. The only GER.
g.tas Wisar's BGssa2s has the egytttss sigma
tnre Of ST. BuTgs." and the printed che Of the
the Propristors on the outer wrapper su other
IL vile and worthless.
Prepared by SETH " ...FoWLE CO., 30.
ton, and for sale By s. II. TITUs, Lambsrtviue;
JACOB WILLIAMSON. Ringoes; BEYAS Houea,
Frenchtown; ABEL WEssFEz. Baptisttown
J. H. HleeISs, Remington DR.. a. LIyEzET
New Hope, Pa. and by dealers everywhere.
April II. March Il, '60--Iy.
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NENsER OF Engines USED BY
TWELVE RAILROAD CohPANiEs. THE
following table compiled from the, la
test returns, shows the number Of en-
gines ID use by the twelve of the pro-
miuent roads Of the country Balti.
more and Ohio, a35; New York and
Erie, 9l9; Pennsylvania, 49,; New
York Central, al'l Grand Trunk, 90s;
Philadelphia aud Reading. coal road,
l4s; Illinois Central, 9s; Pittsbprg,
Fort Wayne, and Chicago, 9e;; Mich
igsn Southern, 81; Great Western,
Canade, 81; Western, Massachusetts,
IL; total, 1871.
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From the American Presbyterian. Pills.

From the American Presbyterian, Pills.
:" This is q valuable treatise on the presarya
tion and culture Of Health. It contsins the
substance of a course of popular lectures, pre-
pared by DIR. W. A. Alcott. It is measurabiy
free from all hobbies and sxtravaganciss. Il
teaches US how we may avoid the too constant
uss of medicines and nostrums, and when it may
be proper to consult and employ physician
It contains very many valuable and practical
suggestions on the various subjects spoken of In
the title page, and may prove very useful book
in all families, not SO much to teach how to cure
diseases, Is to prevent their occurrence. The
laws and means of physical culture adapted to
practical uss& ars laid down in manner within
the esnprehspsiOn Of all.
TschnicaitSes have been avoided. sud the
ralss and observance Of all the laws arc simply
exemplidsd,
A work Of this character Is 50 essential to
fsmiisss' particularly to young mothers that
few should be without it,
The great number Of deaths among infants
nas ssEeaay created On alarm In families, and
rsasetions have been made upon the failures Of
physicians in their attempt to cure.
The philosophy of diet is one Of thu sastpres
Of the book and the causes of cousumntion.
most important one. This is treated by the
Doctor In most striking and original manner.
and his means Of how to prevent it, are laid
down In plain and unmistakahle language.
Isis portion Of tbs volume 50 important to
the l0o,0 persons who are even now dying Of
eonsumption--for nearly that number die sn
nualy-wsn be read with an interest which VIII
eventually have most desirable eject.
GEO. q. EVANS, Publisher,
No. 430 Chestnut ST.,
Philadelphia.
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DEATH OF A RENaRGARLE WOMAN.
The wife Of Mr.. Caleb BrintoD. resi-
ding on HaldemaD's farm, opposite
this city, died on Monday and was
inferred in Mount Kaima Cemetery
yesterday afternoon, This woman
Yves probably the largest woman In
the United Stetes. We did not learn
what her weight waa, but it may be
judged when We state that she meas
ured seven feet six ircbes around the
waist For the last two or three
years she has been unable to move,
from excessive obesity, aud yet enjoy
ed more than ordinary good health
Harrisburg Unaon.
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Tar Tafin Gazette SAYS that a

Tar Tarin Gazette says that an
officer Of the Neapolitsn court, named
Bosco, has left for Sicily, declaring
bis intention Of either Killing GsrIbsl.
al On sdnel Il ia to be supposedly or
being killed BY him. The same jour
pal asserta that The Nsapelitsn gov.
srnnsnt bss set spsiee Of 10000 d..
cats npon the head Of 0azibalai.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-07-18

LORD PALMEasT0N annually sends
out twenty young men, and the same
number of young women, from bis eli
go estste to Canada at bis own eE.
pence. All their legitimate wants are
provided for not only as fer as Quebec,
but to the end Of their journey. They
are selected from the largest families
on the estate.
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THIRTY vessels fitted out as elsvers
are reported to have left New York
from the 10th Of August. 1859, TO the
18th Of June 1860. Their namas are
given. Since April, 1859, eleven ella.
vera have been captured by the Amer.
lean squadron of the coasts Of Africa
and Cuba bat not one Of the thirty
cleared is embraced among the eleven
captured.
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Gamble & Kufgev.

nAYING dissolved Partnership, Ellis Gam
Ii bic, the Oldest established Painter IN Lam.
bertyiile, still keeps his sign oat at tbs old
stand IN Union Street, above the Council Room,
where be win be happy to see al Of his old
friends and the public in general Rho are 10
want of House or Sign Painting, Glazing, Grain.
beg, Paper Hanging, Gliding, &c., &C. Having
been In business 90 long IA this place. 1t is not
necessary to give references il regard to WORK.
as everybody knows that be does his work well
when promised, and as cheap as it can be doas
for elsewhere.
ELLIS GAMBLE.
July 4, 1850. in.
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NICE LITTLE SuM.-It ia said that
parties in Phillipsbnrg have offered
three thousand dollars for Harden's
confession. We knot, that fifteen
hundred dollars have been offered for
It BY persons In that place
Eoston Express.
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SWALLOWING A SNAKE. The Lyons
IN. ~ Republican says; "A boy
who lives IN sodus, near the Ridge,
drank from . spring, few evenings
sisce, and very soou afterwards was
seized With violent pains in the stom.
ach, which increased to such an extent
that medical aid was summoned. An
emetic was administered and the boy
elected from bis stomach . i've black
anske. about Eve inches 10 length, and
about as large round as 9 pipe stem. "