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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE C0uaIy.
Court 81 Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1861.
N. q. pr; =. William /. NcK.t,lL

~. Y. faru Q. Wtlliam y MchtfAi'
Original Attachment.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction Of The Court. iha'
4 the defendant William ]. Mckerall has removed
cut Of the eauniy, aud absens himself from the county
and State 50 that the nfInafy process d law cannot
be served on h u IL therefore ordered by the Court
that publication Ne made in the Hslorough Recorder
cor six weeks, notifying the said William Y Mehrrall
thai unless he appeal The nest term q this Court 70
he held Al the court house 10 sofough. 90 ihe iourih
Monday IN May next. then and there 70 tePIe,y and
plead according 10 lsw be will he proceeded agans, 10
ihe same manner as IL he bad been served with process
and bad failed TO appear and plead.
Wines. George Laws. CLERK ofour said Court. st
Office II H.boroush. The fourth Monday u February.
A. ID. 1861.
GEORGE LAWS. C. C. C.
March 10, 1851. Priee adv. 81 so s3-6w
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MAR RrED.

Al Locus, Hill. Thursday morning the 9Th ina.
BY the Rev. D. Doll. Prof. WILLIAM B LYNCH, Of
Davidson College, to Miss RUTH ANN MCMILLAN,
daughter d stephen Neal. Esq, Of caswell county.
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A TT + N TION!

ATTENTION.
To The Commissioned Officers Of HE AM Rgimeaf y
Moth Caroiiaa Mftid.
VoU are nerehy commanded to assemble al the
Court House in Hlsborough, on SATURDAY.. the
27th day Of April 1851 at Il ecloek fnr the purpose
Of vating for Bdgadier General Of the 6tn Bre'dr
and at the same time To vote for Major General .. ie
ard Division Of North Carolina Militia.
BY order Of the Commander IN Chief,
ions K. HoKE. Adiutant tirIcral.
WM. III. JORDAN, Col. Com.
March ~. S.
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We regret to learn that Gov. Ellis is again
very seriously indispased. lie Is 10 The City.
but too unwelI to attend 10 public business.
Rgieigl Naadard I7h.
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which l reaffirm, except SO far as what now
say Of the maids may be regarded asa mod
ifcation.
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Ten Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 18th instant,
~ Negro man by the name Of CALVIN. said
boy Is between twenty-five and thirty years Of age,
soully built. and has bad teeth. II taken IN Orange
OF Wake. the above rewah will be paid il taken in
any other county. twenty live dollars will be paid fo
his delivery 10 me, or his confinement in any Jail SC
that can get him.
Address WILLIAM HOPS0N,
Cedar Fork, Wake county.
April "a. ss-Ie
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jacksonville Female Seminary.

INHE next Session Of this School will commence
the first Monday in February next, and continue
Eve mouths.
Terms The same heretofore. The Proprietor has
ia his employ for the ensuing session full corps of
e,,Tnenced Teachers, and every pains will be taken 10
sndsr this school worthy the patronage Of the public
Young ladies will be conveyed from Graham station
Or the Uompanys Shops, N. e. Railroad, to Watson.
vile free Of charge by informing The Proprietor the
time Of arrival al those places.
Eff. WATSON.
January sth 1861.
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COMMON SCHOOLS.
" ANTE

A SITUATION 10 q North Carolina publishing o.
- newspaper Office. BY gentleman VII, has had
some experience 10 The business a. Foreman. ne viii
take cha,ge 81 any office OF work Al the case upcn
reasonable terms Fot particulars sddrss
EDITOR PI.AINDEALER.
HilIsboroush, April SRI, 1861. ss--sw.
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LISI Cr LEI IEho,
n EMAINING IN the Post Office at Marlborough,
N N. c, on the LIST day Of April, 1852;
James !. Allen. II. @. Reeves.
H. P. Buell., Walker Rhew,
N. d. Balm, 2 Sarah Rogers & Royaer
Eliza A. Bennett, Dempsey Snipes,
David Brown, William Sykes,
William Clayton, Harrison Scott,
William NJ Clapp, N. J. Stewart, 81,
William d. Cole A. J. Smith, .
$. r. Curtis, M. X. Stewart,
Sallie Currie, James Seegrave,
Harriet Desoreux, Mrs. NJ. A. Southerland,
Mary Fowler, Alonzo II. Hausfetd,
b. A. Findley, Mary ]. Thompson,
William Ford. ]. Z. Turner,
Henry Gillian, John Turner,
r. Hall, Levi Thorn,
Burr Higgins, James b. Yeilowly,
Susan Hopkins, . Arie E. Marlborough,
William Heathcock, A. ]. Whitaker,
Mary Hackett, w. .. Wright
William Hopkins, W. Walker,
A. NJ Lslta, Sarah Wilson,
Richard II Leigh, Mary +. Wilkerson,
Thomas Latta, Washington Woods,
Kate NJ. Maroon, Mllie White.
]. ]. Morris,
C. E. PARISH, p. H.
April 8. s6-
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War Department, Washington. D. g.

War Department. Nashtnelons ". "
April 18th. 1861.
10 u ". EH,. GorerHer IF NORTH caroiiaa
Call made on you by to.night's mail for
iva fegimests Of military for immediate SER
vice. SIMON CAMERON,
Secretary u War.
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WOOL WOOL! WOOL
lanes will be given in exchange for Wool, and
~ Custom Work done to order
SHIELDS q BENNETT
April "a. os-smp
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Aphia.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
ARMY AND NAVY.

The only movement of importance at the Brooklyn
Navy-Yard yesterday was the putting into commits
sion Of the purchased steamer Santiago de Cuba,
which was done with. the usual formalities. The
following is a correct list of her officers:
commsndsI D. B. Rsdsely; Leuiena1. and Executive
man. g. r. schenck and A. W Muldsun Acting Assistsn,
Surgeon n. o. Mason Acting Assistant Psyusster c. NJ.
Second Assistant w H. Moore; Acting Third Assi,tau,s e.
a Bushnell M Court, and Y. d. Merritt Acting Gunner
S. Young Acting Masters Mates W. H. Elery j. Dwyer.
and L. Coaswel
The Santiago de Cuba carries eight broadside guns,
one Parrot gun, crew Of l2O and guard Of marines.
The clipper Shepard Knapp (S), Commander Ey-
tnge, will leave the yard to-day.
The employees at the Brooklyn Navy-Yard are
now being paid off. AS there are 300 men at work
now, it will take three days to pay them, and by
that time another payment will be due them. They
shoud be paid on the Sth and 22d of each month. In
copseouence of the elections the men left the yard
al clock Yesterday. Commodore PauldiDg is still
absent at Washington, and Capt Almy acts in his
place.
Governors Island looks very quiet since the Cape
Hatteras prisoners transferred 10 Fort Warren
The men are drilled twice day in company. drill,
and there are two dress parades daily which is not
cnstomary. The extra parade was ordered by Col.
Ioomis for the benefit Of the young officers OF whom
there are about twenty now on duty on the island.
Work IN the Ordnance Department remains very
active and vessels are constantly at the wharf, either
SiscbarpInQ or receiving various kinds OF ordnance
stores AS one evidence Of the amount OF work done
there we NAV mention the fact that the -FOUR YOKE OF
oxen used for caring materials TO and from the yard
have been completely used up, and horses have had
10 be obtained from Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
ELECTION IN THE CITY

An unusually light vote was polled in this city
yesterday, much smaller in fact, than was generally
expected, the total not exceeding Thousands,
entirely absorbed by the war, were quite indifferent
as to the result, and did not vote at all There was
no excitement or disturbance whatever attending the
election, and, but for the knots of men gathered
about the polling booths, one would not have sup
posed that State and County contest was being
waged. Upon the local tickets there was good
deal of contention, and an indefinite amount OF
scratching and trading. How well the compact
between the Republican and Union organizations
was observed the votes will show. 1t Is currently
charged that many Republicans voted for Lynch, in
order to defea, Mr. Brown, but we are not prepared
to believe 30 badly Of them. The Police arrange.
ments were all that could be desired to insure good
order but we have not heard Of solitary instance
in which anybody attempted to break head, swear
in an illegal VOTE or otherwise render himself amena-
bic to arrest. Owing to the complex combinations
on the local tickets the canvass was very much de-
layed considering tho ghtness of the vote. Below
we present our readers with returns as complete as
we have been able TO make them, collected from all
the Districts, by our own reporters expressly Tor
THg TRIBUNE:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

Michigan has now in the field, mostly on the Poto-
mac, at or near Washington, ten regiments Of in
fantry and one of cavalry, beside detached com.
panies In various parts Most of these contain the
maximum number Of men, and all are to be raised to
that standard The cavalry regiment numbers ,l4O
men. The condition Of the forces now m the State
Is nearly as follows: Col May regiment, at White
Pigeon, Is nearly ready to take the field. Col Sim
clairs rshl, Detroit, contains from 600 to 700 men,
The regiment OF fusileers. at Marshall, is nearly
full. Stuarts Rifles, that went into camp at kala.
mazoo last week, numbers 500 The 10th regiment
infantry, in camp at Detroit, contains from 800 to
400 men. Two full regiments of cavalry are ia
camp at Grand Rapids, one of which is ordered TO
the field next Thursday.
By the LIT Of November Michigan will have ready
for active service twelve regiments of infantry and
two OF cavalry. To these should be added several
companies and battalions, making total OF l5,0OO
men, 70 be increased within month TO $4,000 or
10000 Her record shows che is behind none OF the
loyal States in her devotion to the cause she has 30
heartily esp6ased.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
LETTER FROM THE GOVERNOR OF PENN
SYLYANIA TO GEN. SCOTT.

HARRISBURG Tuesday, Nov g. 1851
The following letter has been sent TO Gen. Scott by
the Governor of this State:
SlR: regret extremely you should have passed
through Harrisburg the other day without my bav-
ing any knowledge of your approach or presence, as
i should have given me sincere pleasure to have had
an opportunity Of paying official and personal hom-
age. 70 which your eminent patriotism and genius
enttle YOU and which every citizen Of Pennsylvania
Mould rejoice 10 offer. Although infrmity and
nlhealth have compelled your retirement, we shall
not cease to cherish in memory your glory, and hope
that you will long be preserved the living example
Of the highest public spirit and gallantry and that
our young men may learn from your career that vir-
ses and merit lead surely 10 the affections Of grate
A. G. CURTIN.
Inc Governor this afternoon presented State flags
70 .nfee regiments, viz: Col. HarbraDfts 5ist,
Dooges 52d and Brookss SD.
ine 'Sd Regiment leaves tonight, and the SD
tomorrow.
oN, Curtin goes TO Pottsyille tomorrow to pre-
'r.s nag to Col. Cakes Goth Regiment.
On Friday. ~
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THE ENGAGEMENT AT GAULEY BRIDGE

CISCisNATIt Iutsoeys NV % iooi'
This afternoon, The Times has some particulars
OF the late fight at Gauley Bridge. The engage
ment was not a general battle, but rather warm
skirmisb, in which the enemy were repulsed with
great loss. The action was commenced by the
Rebels who opened two batteries on our lines near
Gauley Bridge, but though the firing continued all
day, little or no damage was done, not man being
killed.
Late On Friday our artillery was brought to bear,
and the Rebels FIRE was soon silepced.
train was fred upon about the same time some
miles up the river, and three men wounded, but
none killed.
On Friday night Benhams Brigade moved down
the river to Gauley Bridge. and were feried across
on fat-boat which the Rebels had previously sunk.
He moved along the base of bill upon which the
Rebel batteries had been planted, intending to 60
down as far as Lamp Creek, three four miles be-
low, where there is gap in the mountains, and a
road leading to the Of where the Rebels are en-
camped.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
ARREST OF PARKER II. FRENCH.

Boston, Tuesday, Nov. 5, 1861.
The Superintendent of the Government detective
police arrived here this evening, with the notorious
Parker II. French in charge. French was captured
at Branford, Conn, with many important papers in
bis possession, among them the bylaws and cons,-
tuition of the knights of the Golden Circle.
This s said to be the most important arrest yet
made by the Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
AFFAIRS IN KENTUCKY.
kEws FROM THE SOUTH.

o.. LOUISVILLE, Nov. 5, 1861.
and o.. Du'Aner has retired toward Bowling Green,
I,,' .1'on has gone back into Tennessee. The
ars A.. soop: 10 kentucky, under Gen. Sherman,
eass,a : 'lSiaed. Gen. schoepf commands the
dso a. osh' hcCook the central, and Gen. Critten-
y,Dess ss,ern divisions. Col. Barbridge has ad-
sn,.s :, y oodoury. The central troops have ad-
., 49, bacon Creek and it Ia thought our troops
- -" 's'' 70 assume the defensive with all security.
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WESTCHEsTER COUNTY.
cousTY OFFICERS.
QUEENS COUNTY.

JAMAICA, l.. l., Nov, 8, l2i a. M, 1861.
Democratic State Ticket will have about 600 ma
jority in this county. Democratic County Ticket
from 200 to 1900 rsajority on several candidates
Coles Union elected to Assembly from lid District
Hendsson's majority for Senate in Amity County
Easilv r @. NsCOHxiCh.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
The Littleiehn Libel Sais.

A verbatim report of the trial Of the suit OF LII
rInyoHs GRExLxr is publishsd in pamphlet form y
TRIBUNE Office. It contain the Pleu Opening sna N's
ment. Of Counsel Ralines Of the Court the entire
Summing up Of Counsel 10. Our subscribers wno an
and full report Of this remarkable trial. WIZ
do well to procure our pamphlet edition Price "
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
TILE MARYLAND ELECTION.

FKBpEHIcK, Md, Tuesday, Nov ), lSel
Everything is quiet in Frederick. The election
tomorrow creates no unusual excitement The I'm.
inon sentiment is predominant in Frederick County.
Bradford Union will have 1000 majority Wash
ington County viii give him 500 majority.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

TgASKsoIvISo DAY IN h.ssAchnvso, ~. o,st asv N
AoSsSSer AoSsSS na. as sspGGf Gay Of and p.s's
being the anniversary Of the d.y o. SsIh sha No
orianai n compact Of Government on Oosro '"s ny
Flower,
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WHAT MICHIGAN HAS DONE.
of The N. Y. Tribune.

Conttp0ndence Of Tho N l. IHDuhs
0ALEsBuRGn, Mich. Oct %, 1861.
In THE SEmI-WgEKLr TRIBUNE OF Oct ~ no
tice an estimate of our army in the held In when
Michigans contribution with that Of several o!hor
States s omitted for want of authentic information
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
NeW..yersey.

NEWARK, Tuesday, Nov. 5, ie6l.
The Assemblymen in Essex County are about
divided. The entire Democratic County ticket Is
elected and the first Democratic Sheriff for thirty
yaar
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
KINGS COUNTY.

The vote is very light, not over two-thirds the
vote Of last Fall. The candidates on the Peoples
Union State ticket have majority of almost 5000.
The Peoples Union County ticket is elected by an
average majority Of between 1000 and 5000. The
candidates elected are as follows all on the Peoples
Union Ticket: Register, Hugh Mclaughlin, Dem. j;
County Clerk, John N. Stearns, Rep; Coroner,
Thomas p. Norris, Dem; Superintendent of Poor,
Ditmas Jewell, Rep; Supreme Court, Judge John
A. Lott, Dem; Justice Of Sessions, Wm. II.
Hoyt, Rep.
SENATOR.
lid District, Jcsse @. Smith, Rep
ND District, Henry c. Murphy, Dem.
ASSEMBLY.
Ist District Andrew ]. Provost Dem.
lid District, Richard J. Lalor, Dem.
lid District, William NJ. Manning, ReR
u sh District James Darcey. Dom.
With Dltrct Charles l.. Benedict, Hep.
ti,n District john n. SsArn., Rep.
Si.lh b'st,.es, Ldsar MDA .llsn, hsP'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

Dit AssEMBLyMEN ELECTED:
]. John Callahan, lammany and mozart.
ii. Daniel I.eamy, Tammauy.
III. George Loutrel, Tammany and Mozart
". Wm. j. c. Kinney, Mozart.
V. James w. Bush, Republican aud Peoples
VI. Wm. j. Coey. Tam. and Mozsrt.
VII. Henry j. Raymond, Peoples and Rep.
VIII. William G. 0lvany, Mozart.
TX. Alexander Mcleod, Rep.
X ID. NJ. O'Brien, Tam. and Mozart.
XI. Noah a. Childs, Peoples and Rep.
XII. Andrew Smith, Tam.
Nil. Alex. Ward, lam. and Mozart.
XIV. Royal Phelps, People and Rep.
XIV. David S. Coddngton, Tam.
XVI. Dennis McCabe, Rep.
XVII. Edmund Jones, Tam. and Mozart.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
SENATOR'S ELECTED.

SENATOR'S ELECTED.
Dist. Iv.-CHRIsTIAS u. Wo0DRUFr, Tammany
and Mozart.
Dist. V-CHARLxs G.. CORNELL, Tammany.
Dist. VI.---JoHS j. BRADLEY, Tammany and Mo
zart.
Dist. YII.-RicHaRD B. CONNOLLY, Independent.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
VOTE FOR AssEMBLYMEN.


VOTE FOR ASSEMBLYMEN.
Piyst Distrtn.
Quigley, Peoples, Cos.
Callahan, Tammany and Mozart, S97.
Flynn, Independent, 5a9.
Callahan over Quigley, lse.
Second Distrio,.
Sullivan, Peoples, 1879.
Leamy, Tammany, 46O.
Murphy, Mozart, 753.
Donohoe, Independent, G66.
Leamy over Murphy, 7C1.
Egan, Peoples, 5l7.
Polhemus, Republican, 77e.
Loutrei, Tammany and Mozart, go.
Loutrel, over Polhemus, 49i.
Fourth Disfrict.
Lambrecht, Rep. 1885, shandley, Tam, i,osii
kinney A0Aa'' 'fi FIN District
Bu.b, Peoples, 1,67s.
Sanford 1ammany and Mozart, ,5j6
Majority for Bush, l22.
SirM Diarict.
Anderson, Republican. 1879; Coey, Tammany
and Mozart, 3g77; Majority for Coey, 2,598.
SereBh Dsfriot.
Raymond, Peoples and Republican, 1876.
Young, Tammany and Mozart, ,fgi.
Majority for Raymond, 32
Eighth District.
Ellery, Peoples, 1870.
Clark, Temmany, 8l8
OlNhH1,
Olvany over Eilery, 425.
Ninth DiRrid.
Mcleod, Republican, 2, 100; Schell, Mozart and
Tammany, l,3l2 Majority for Mcleod, 7SS.
Tenth District.
Hillard, Republican, $685. O'Bdens Tam and Mo-
Fart, 1854. Majority for oBren, 700
Childs, Peoples q i3si Hardy, Tammany, 1904
Majority for Childs, 535.
T'relfth DiStriet.
Brinkerhof, Peoples, 233; Smith, Tammany,
,425 DAILY, Mozart, l,020 Harding, Independent,
533. Smith over DAILY, 4O5.
Fourteenth District
Phelps, Peoples, i,96s; Hutchinss, Democrat
,449 Majority for Phelps, $40.
Fifteenth Distrief.
johnson, Peoples, ,630
Coddngton, Tammany, ,S56.
Majority for Coddington, no.
Sixteenth District.
Whitfield, Peoples, 462; McCabe, Repub., ,467
Meehan, Tam. and Mozart, l,l99. McCabe over
Meehan, 26S.
lSerentcenM District.
Ingrahsm, Republican, ,223; Jones, Tammany
and Mozart, ,3l6. Majority Jones, g3.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

Syracuse, complete-BalIard, :, I8I; Jones, COZ;
Bruce, 2O32; Wright, I,4sl; Tallmadge, PIC; Dick
insOu, 2,l74i Chsmplan, $50. +. A. Lymans, Peo.
Pies candidate for Member OF the Assembly, is
in the I'D District. and X. Nelson Gere, Rep, in
the lid District Monroe, Rep, is elected Senator.
LIST District, Town of Schoharie-lS majority for
the Republican ticket.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06
SIXTH DISTRICT,
VOTE ON STATE TICKET.

Ssc'v Of STATE. Controller. ATy-Geni.
Peoples. Dem. Peoples. Dem. Peoples. Dem
Rahin. Dickn. Cham
New-York daily tribune., 1861-11-06

Lieut. Arthur De wuit, late quartermaster of the
10th Regiment Of New-York State Militia, reported
as discharged on the recommendation Of Gen. Nc
Clellau, was, instead of this honorably discharged
and now holds commission as First Lieutenant IL
the Eth Cavalry.
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the public sympathy and good will And they
will find when brighter days dawn upon us that
they have won the respect of their fellow citizens
precisely In proportion to the dignity and manli-
ness with which they have maintained their own
thro lghout this trying crisis
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ROOFING RooFIHs ROOFING II
ECONOMY. DURABILITY AND SECURITY
wARREN'5
FIRE ANDsEATER PROOF
FEETAYD COMP OSFTT0N ROOFING
Uuva!ed By anything yet discovered for Roofing purposes
PERFECTLY FIRE PRoor,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEoUALLED FOR ECoyoav,
UrRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED TO EVERY CLIMATE
For further Information address or call on
JAS. II. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor North and Baltimore sts,
jy2o-u Baltimore.
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Public attention has been already called to the
distress prevailing among the unemployed me-
chanics of this city, and the aid of the pros
porous portion Of the community has been ear
nestly invoked in their behalf. That appeal has
been literally and heartily responded to. The
city has authorized the expenditure Of twenty
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BosToN Ice TRADE.-The export of ice from the
port of Boston, for the month ending March 81

THE VERY FIRsT.-At least three of our five
senses were RECALLED yesterday, ON examining
special consignment from Langdon Station of some
of the finest strawberries and the very first of the
present season. That they were large, ripe, lus-
cous and tempting, we have the sufficient testimony
of three excellent witnesses, to wit our own three
senses aforesaid, sight, smell and taste. We must
also acknowledge, from the same source, beauti-
full bouquet composed mainly of roses some of them
of almost unequalled magnifcence. They are such
roses as our friend Langdon takes pride in cult.
waiting, but the like of which we have rarely seen
elsewhere Mobile Advertiser, AprR2.
Major Edward Gibson, we'll known citizen of
Cecil county, died at his residence, Elkton, on
Friday last.
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THE New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.

THE New TREATMENT FOR CONSUMPTION.
DRS. HUNTER WILLIAMS,
PHYSICIANS FOR DISEASES THE THROAT AND LUNGS,
70 Monument Square, Baltimore, Nd.
The practice of Drs HUNTER WILLIAMS is confined ex-
cusvey to the treatment OF Chronic Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs by DIRECT MEDICATION, and the success that
has attended their labors sufficiently well known 1t has
demonstrated not only that Brochts Asthma Catarrh and
Granular Sore Throat may be permanently cured but that
Consumption IN all its stages durable disease and that
the direct application Of remedies by of inhalation
the scat Of the malady instead of giving them by she
stomach always overaxed and delicate these diseases
hereafter be regarded by the profession the only ra
tiona and scientific mode Of treatment
Parties unable visit the city may be treated by
pondence-medicne instrument, &c. being sent them by
In order to obtain proper statement Of such
form OF questions has been prepared which will be
forwarded by letter on application. ial7-eo3m
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PARKER BROTHERS LONDON CLUB SAUCE This
celebrated Sauce is fast suprsedng all others From the
richness and delicacy OF favor 1t has attained popu.
larity almost great in this country in Europe For
sale by all irstclass grocers and by their agents,
GREEN Il Y0E, Importers
o3-d IS West Baltimor street
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INTERESTING TO PURCHASERS OF FINE WATCHES
William Dixons, London, aud Jules Jurgensens Copen
hagen WATCHES Eugene Breguet's NICKEL WATCH
CLARK,S BALTIMORE WATCHES, the best TimeKeep
ers for sale by GABRIEL D. CLARK, corner of Calver
and Water Streets Importer of Fine Watches ewey old
Chains, Silv Plated Lecoutre's Swiss Pa
and Strops, Gold, Silver and Steel Spectscles to sui
ages New goods in store. Purchasers will peaseca
Netice-stors CORNER CALVERT AND WATER sTsI
Baltimore sulet
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ECONOMY ECONOMY

ECONOMY ECoNoMYIl
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