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REPORTED IXFKtBSLT FOE THI BIOISTEB.
BAPTIST STATE CONVENTION.
Lai logic; is lope, and we cinoot toii in w. r. MOLHX, Esq., fur senator.
eenclonoDt. wWcb io th "fcreent cim will I The Wilson LeJtrar savi tht Wl w" Hoi-
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eoovMt iht StAo4ri of preferring the eleo-1 ln li iU first choice for U. S. Senator. The !
urn 8-r s 1 o of w JecltreJ the lUek min to I Leileer thmke tht if looir end f&ithfal ler- .. Wzdmisdat, Not. 10th.
rl S YM E . !i b eqoU U the wtute man, to that of oae who J fieea entitleVman te a reward, Mr. Holden f ThU Ml conT,Ded in th? BUt CbuJcb
Joanod the abhorrent propotition. ' . The thould reeeire one. The Ledger Ja behind ' 7
i. . 11 ... : iut.. writ j.,v.
rr lAaiae,i itIlMsni. It mill h Mn U nltinnnt . . ..J thm tlmf T.nna n.t f iKfnl tn. . . . . . ... . .
was done to-day,.?;, j
as. McDftni4 ra called to
exercises bj Una -opeo&d with
. i jjir. iincoio aeeiarea xne wmie ana me i emocrtoj in xneae aaje or renegaae vmg-, thatof organizing
r2e Mack nan to be eqoal, and Mr, Doojrlaj de-1 gttj so far from being a raasnort to bieh and t On motion Rv. J
arffti.'4Tf. M- i ,Wi fcMW f- i hn.k.M.. l, V1- .-.,.u. .- " r. we chair, and the
(in wwitn. r r--t . 7 I .. ' -. 7 . . , V,. . .. T " TT . ''. IifftTer. I
" -t 7 ',-- -rrj-V-' I frre a..u?t otol iicoui.OTr t vongias, i iractnflement.fc v ,. , . f . , j .
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A INITED OPPOSITIOM.
Th Suadar J u r err maoh hAke4 at oar
ttfwtJ.c; th inwi'ioB Jlr.:VaahlDt&ei
llsatf.-ra "nniteJ ep poeilion esiatt th
trMBt troSiite and tTTaanicaT'Jaiini
i .- ,
ta'wu. Now, w are not, Aor.caa we be
mI-, rpoiiih?e for the rxtreae tenitlfe
tei uf th StanJard'i nffrrm'ijfeniv It
Us a freat 4 if to 'at'aaJ np uiiJr, and will
it tl juel. hare a food dead , more to pat
ttiterrr philosophy U. ma posse to-tbe
Mr3it test. ' While a knowing of tlh
bet ooTfs oar e'rvngest jmpathieaia behalf
tl il Standard, ju!ice 'to oarself prompu
ta u uke care thit it doea not, in itaner
Ts rarcxT'ini, f lace tH'ia a faW poirton
W ire and the S under J, wLa e&lai and
ea.pd. will tt know ledge it u 'read j to;
rtft atj a tie mp ted inraeioo of tL cati
n'al rights of tie 8-nth as it or an j cf iU
j.tj ran rlaim to L, t at we are not one of
ti to belief e th-t thee right are de
jsJct ur proiretwa tponrth adrainlafrai
ta rf .Mr. Bochaiua or th eoatinnanee in
i.tf the. Penveratie fartj, if indeed there
h farh an o-ftciutica bow m' exist txe'.
..a la more eirat:lT" and TeherbentlT
PLuimJ tint t) the N'orthera Dimoori
rf tin- 5oth most lvxk fr a luajatena&ce. of
lr r?7 tbe Stanlixd, and te soch
a t-wn exee has it carricl this ida that
a axre ihia oo lra?e it hie rnxf a
.ViAra Democrat at more reliable on the
sore cf-4othera nkti'thaa'a "outhtrn
Vii'x litre bolder. Thit Vtiag we hare
t rt to a.k the SuaJiri, where are mow
tW Nwicra iJetaeraUe- ehiajplcnt 'of
SjaiKern righti whera la aow iLe power, or
u will aawo the Ptocracj of the North
t i aajthiap; be the preserratbs of So-ath-in
rkaf It... astut "emer,,n9htre.',
i tiit if the Denoeraej of the North ru
tttr, as tie Suaiaxl armt, the eSdvoal
fur laii of &a lera rights, it eaamt bflt j
wait tut ttj tare
t5j bate fone orer
tl'tt e bargee wi'Ji
tn r gva, lcariog bar
ia.a4 wm. i at.n iten, we rpea
ta At'ira ioo tw We trae, which we d)
tf!j for the sale of the argument! that
tvt iu a tiae wha the Northera Decooc
vjTtU Natural Allien of. tha South,
ti Suzdard out acknowledge that, that
Lugrae bj, and that thojrhilom alliea
si Soath hare gone orr to the aamp of
el)taitis eoatinaallj.denonoclngaa
h tirmt taeaice' cf th Soath. The
avlird's 'iarocaUcn,, theafot a tuuoa
t ter)bodj of the Soath -with Northern
Itxorrit f.r the parpoe of proUc'iDg
kiterj.or Sva;h?rn rights, ir downright
ml sad farcical. As well might it inroke
Rion between the Lef herd and tbVolf
w f rctect tU'fock. T- . .
hr desire far a nnfca again it the "Adinin
a'n'ioo, then, is besed npon tbe belief that
I; iu frojtra,ioa iie 'coantrj cannot be
and may be benefitted. ,.
KiTingaaid Ilia much in reference, tn our
Fi'n, we might step ; but we da not choose
J.. We inUnd to carry the war into
Afi;,'t, tnj ,iow tje publJe wLt hat been the
' -nr U tUt dvwghty ehampioa of the Sooth,
" Ralttib Sundaxd. . Became Senator
I wjrJv", ia pan the Hepreaentatire of a tor
'.'gn State in the National Senate, and so
'-itipiihed a Democrat that he was once the t
and the Raleigb Sreodsrd waitained Mr: Bu- J. H
- , . , - I DEDICATION
eaaaaa. ana aetflnaeea fongus. ....
' Tktrtfort, th Raleigh Standard preferred
the election of one who maintains the eqoal
.i.l be delegates from the different cuarcttee gave
:! In their rvifnti&la m.nA thaipnm4 werAlvrolN).
t. The convention then . proceeded to the election
. ... ... . or iu fiRun mr th sntmnir er . : . w
V': After the election, it wma found that SUerJ.
t us m ew xjapwsi vnurcn iu law cur wm . McDaniel was re elected President nd EMer J.
soiemnlr dedicated to the service of Clod on h B. Solomoni SeCreury. nd Elder J. S. Purifv,
.1- . . I fi . ........ . ireaaurer. ; , f n.', .i t:'1'1"
ii j wnties ana wsccs, ia mat nt one no i nnrf aaerening last.. jx otwunstanaing me j Tb. clfrk . pr0Me(1i to CJkjlth of eharohes
denies the proDoattSoii. ..Q. E." D.-.i - I eteoinff vaa eiceedinslT inolement.' the. soa. 1 and deUeate.j4,-;,j.'
noir, com-1 . , u.i.. .v - .,
aas
a, .
' e,teha'0 w BetT'jf'' Aehotrc
OJ,y,,f Tr.. ' posed of the'b'est6ea'lista iiT our city,
Skinner; a hymn was then rang by the ehoir,
when the Re?; J. L. Barrows, of Richmond
Vtw, arcwe and delirered the Dedicatory Ser-
cf the iinataat, treats its readers to nearly
e'coTumtfof aiTemn exhottalioorfroin wh'ch
m4 make the following eztraeti . vjw i w. :
It Uboovea the Traccrec? of ihe SuU t re-
member, tbst VR-tcrj trutt with it its duties and
np.-nrtIlitW ae well as, iu rejoiciags and re
srsrds ; and that occupants of the sod keuffaraaoe
atvee and fail to Imnro,e the auil tat the food of m0D wtlcQ wl" qot UnpresSlTe, and
tbe ermmurdtj and the ieneflt of the owner.muat J exeeedingly well delirered. We need only
five place t others more CsitJiful Uan thev, and 1 . ' . ,. - v . . lC
more dUpoasxt to eaerute the leesv in iu Uee MJ -,bt ..lkl Jre fuDj-, tusUined the
spirit than it Jipcte about the ft uiu retulUag J wide-spread reparation of Dr. Borrows as al
Tbe SUte ia nw Democritlcbat least tJxteen VPX rtor.: ; DrB, elosed hi! wrnoo witb
thuaand majority ia tbe popular vote, and by lone of the most beantif ul add ferreat prayers
r""."1; Uard. ReT.-J... MoDaniel then
A.lU,naiUU.ll. I noof iOr.. In An .it. .nil i Ibu, t.ik. I.f- fill nVUk
tndor thu caption tU Standard in luauua ,ed bj Mr.J Wm? D. Cwke.' tmenced the J u- t , . : V " ,r , t
serf ioes in a beautiful chant- which, was fol ' --.! iTHpMD.y 'Not lire'
lowed by reading of the SerfptarVs, bj TbV'ConrWntion tnet according to adJoWment,
Burrows;"and then VraretbV.tbe ReT. T. B.I"? b prayer by.Eldt J.Pricb,
. . . .... :r rrwweni jncuajei jn id? cpair. . t,n
-. Tbe Sdcrc-Urv called the roll ofJJalegates and
read tbe minutes of yesterday's meeting. , Quite
a large represenutwu'or the talent and wisdom
of tbe denomination was present.
. A oueation of order arisinr Jo regard to tbe
i proper method of enrolling life members', tbe Sec-
rury reaa the cousytutiqh on toe lubjecu. , : ...
Elder J. B: "Solomon presented, a. letter from
Sharon chutichT. AY arren .county, applying former,
mission, to be represented in this body, and en -slating
tbe accessary fundi, which was approved
and granted.; ;; ' V .; i V . r.
Elder Skiener, from tbe'eommittee on the state
of the ,caue'; and progress during the past year,
It lb. ple? ' Brutber Dsmocreu. the case is a dslirered an excellent prayer, when the dedi- i J.T Krd S.J Ibat ib.." report
Mlt u&siM taut inir td tK tAtJ fur inr I ....... w . "... " 'rr"
itase auisuse of u7weeJeln chwVe of the oauon erT w,r c"soa Dy unging DJ ine t remmtea to commltUe,- as heaia not con
alL.?ailia We .hare neither time nor space to I " comtren.iv. enougb,,wbich motion was
gire a deieription of the church, but will
gvefamei.t, tn all its depart
th oppoeitiiiivsMy4lo or omit to do,tnerrtpon
ibilitv Is or Jin o.
at then 7 .Let ue, In the first place, so tkr I eBueavur ia uo so snoruy.
sit lefTJUTiin is coacernel, determine to eoosutt
tie siines ana wants or tae people, na ue right, I BAPTIST COXTCXTIOX.'
ri - I aw m rvr sv 1 1 m.r swsm rr eiiestsuvsrswlinn iitaA. I , i
a-'"- v.w awe v isMiivf, j sse a4 w situiu vusr- eeh n at' 'a ' "'"'N
trtencea. but Drovidinsr tut them. So fr as our I The Baptist state Convention commenced
csrrieu. ,
Elder S. stated that circumstances beyond their
control Lad prevented their making their report
as explicit as they had desired. . , , ? , -
; Several delegates from other associations and
conventions' presented themselves and. were en-
rolled." : K':'-' '-r',
- AN INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE." - ! , ' Ne.Toxk Correspondence. , 1
member a Circular, published in our columns from . official Indicted Taxes Dr. Sarmat New
l, . s t j .
Mr. James A. Jones, a .candidate for Congress in
Arkansas, in opposition tO'Mr. Kust. ' Jones was
defeated by some "six or seven " thousand majority j
and upon, ascertaining the result came out in. his
paper, the Ouachita Herald, as follows". 'V. r:
'f . 4 , DEFEATED, 0 UP SALT RIVIRr - 7: :t
" We cave."f Mu$ffin$ v ,s '
- ! Notr. in vain altonld such - examples be."-
2yros, , - v -. - t w '.'
t We-ttbat is to say James A.'Jonesditor of the
OuachiU Herald aad kte candidate for Congress
-are intrloridiwlr- defeated, 1 To "Hse ' a classical
and entirely" original expreioion," we"-; have met
the enemy and we are theiw." "We evidently cast
oar -oearls ' before - swtne. - We lnagnantmously',
and at a considerable sacrifice of our habitual self-
respect offered to serve people who bad noappre-
ciatiosi ef the offering; - W didnt inake tbe peo
ple, and are not under contract to supply them
witnr uraiasi s it xney" were - willuHy. Wind to onr
snerit, tbe raoit u tbeirii-. ir ther are oroosed to
teesdving individually a hundred and sixty sere
oriana apiece tney nave ;Tignt-to reject iij tney
know whether t or not i they. ' deserve it.r" If they
don't want the right of tbe South a3weartw? in
violate,? why they may have them" pickled for sill
w care. Wa did our doty 'and our conscience is
easy. r- At the enormous- expense of sixteen dollar
and tbirtv-two cents . we printed a multitude of
circulars sufficient to- elect any man, with which
wsrflooded this Congressional distri-t and a large
portion of the - CberokeeNation:-We wrote to
our friends and to tome who. were not onr friends
to rally to our support, ' But tbey didn't rally .
XV e then concealed oorseif s well as we could as
borne, Tefusing positively to extend our acquaint;
tanoe.or to see more " the public than the public
did of us.- W. th these-J precautions we deemed
saocesst certain. ' A rrat many- persons wrote to
uathat we should get an Overwhelming vote f they
were' not deceived, it was overwhelming. Many
credulooe persons told us that we should be elect
ed we listened to them and were deceived. '-. But '
- Church The Electims Seward. -
.... The Gouldy Murder," as it was called, was the
most unnatural, brutish assassination on record.
A son, in bis right mind, duly sober," self-possessed,
in his father's own house, just at the time of reti
ring to rest,' deliberately slips off bis Bhoes, bat' and
coat, goes down stairs, and , with a" batcbet, splits
his. father a sfeull open in twq places, sinks three
other blows iri .his mother's hradj and two each in
lis little brother's beadahd .two' each in the
heads of the two"1 servant' girls And tbenas if
Provence raised .tfp svScessif witnesses against
him, a sister saw him, and fastened the door, not
knowing him I having, as he supposed, killed, six
to save E's necfe; from the , gallows, he; steps, into
bis own room and' blows out his own, brains with
a pistoiJL all for want or ;fe're (lo ,bave,moneY to
waste in ast living. It 'was supposed u first
Jhat allwould 'certainly diel 'bxl now, strange to
say, it im possible that all'may live ' I bave known
the... Gouldy "ikmily for twehtV-fi ve years if the
lji ther, was a mot exemplary man, a. member of
me juetnpaisc unurcn. 7 t t ,f . - t:-
"" ayara Taylor has 'just returned, and lectured'
last, weetto a crowded; auaience., .Tbe lecture
. season opens with a Juil supply and brilliant .tal
ent for the winter. h ' " i ' '.' -1 .1 :"
..Fernando Wood, and nearly the whole cdnwnon
council of last year are indicted by the Urand
Jury, ibr giving a 'wbolesquare of the , city "to the
Roman Catholics forever, tot one'IolUirdyearJ
while the city .was millions in debt! and: for sev
eral other similar swindles. ' 44 The Forty. Thieves?,
bave turned up again t No wonder' that , New
York City pays: more taxes than all the Mates tn
the UnionTen millions. 1 . .. V.'i.
'v Dr. Spring's new cburcb, a fine edifice up to wnr
m UCUtUlbWi AA9I UUUUBJ. -' 4UU. IB LUC .
fifty-second jiastoral yea- with thatchureb'i he la
y enerabie in age,' learning and piety,. .!"" i
The election leaves "no Leecmpton man": in all
New Jersey and -.but "three. out' pf thirty-three in
New York !. So decided" was the eeheral senti!
men t against that measure of the Administration'
th'dt evervthiher elsfl fall hAfnr itr'Th fifti lu J
w .ire iwiH wr iuw u a -tt rgone for the Kepublicans by about 20,000 majority,
fortable for awhile, and alt earthly happiness M and the City for the Democrats by about T.OOO.v .
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T 'THE LITER IN VIGOBATORI r "l- t
;PBfiPAR BD c-B Y D R. SAN FOR T; .'"J
f vuaipvnuHtt ouiiici, iwur wl, .... vv .
IS "ONE OF '.THE BEST, PUA0ATIVB AJTO 1I
' Liver Medicines now before tbe public, that ete;. ,i
as a Cathartic, easier, milder and more' effectual tkaaL V .
, v s4 1
atioa as a tartr!U:oemed'in' flUlar nublie t,i' .k;.'. W... !.. , 'uT.r. r"cuu-Ul. J'" ?
uioniout ; in the eenu place, to regard merit and
UiiMul aervtore mure than local or sectional con
idera&ot; and Indeoi more than any thing elee
and thirdly, M us anile In caucus, and adhere
With an Iron wiu to caucus action and party or
ganixatieiv
qai'e a urge nnmtver ot delegates Deing in j ,u"'". ".x-wrvj
I . . . ft . af th rtnm Rriarrt' at ViK.in'Ali " ihn fill Vim ittA. I
I BLtAnaanAe .The CLinventional irmnn u I r.w. u i . 1..1 .1
i : k)ujc in j loiK-iiuui reuixrM. u-roicu w U9.V,
i creacnea on m eanesaar erenmsf nv tne tur. euou i uji o-jara. i ruiiru were vr
preached on ednesday ercning by
Thomas II. Pritehard.of CharlottesTUle.Va.,
and ' lata of this State." ' Mr. P. Is quite a
ted . bu
mav be allowed to take
eratie quarrels among themtalrea mM put an lu ditcoaria Wednesd"at erenia? "as an
S.V-. . a y I . .. "
J ..u...bsj v. .sssusucr etro,st of st h, wfll beootne in the future Elder TriWhard gave some Very interesting ita
wateb they lit., anj.-.ja4 or aeTeralj jears lM m wjplt'orator .we hixard Uttlein aarin'ii i Urtic? o? the flouHthtng conditio, the
past. Tbe Standard's metaphor is, bowerer; tiA: Lfl dMtlMl to uk. eh. ' nL XirZr ri
Tbe tone of this language is plauily.iadi L80nf tnaa,' not haying yet completed
aureof the wriUr'a lirely fr that Demo- ,l0(IIe,f bul U w, ay be allowed to
entertaining and iosTructive,' and Li pungent ap
peat for aid in behalf oitbe'.'lted iien' and lbe des
titute portioni of our own land," will no doubt be,
heeded by tbe convention and the Baptists gene
rally of the Old North State.'; . I.-" . ' '
On tiiotion,'a eol lection, was taken, up In behalf
or tbe objects or Uua board ; f 60, was collected,
and $S8rJe4ged forthwith.;'; V, r- ' . '
sadly at fault.,, These "oceupenu at suffer- tht preteh,r of the! State. Hissed aiiuL ?''aiQaM be-nadeone ofthe primary ob.
aacacf the soil" ef North Carolina htrs iwt L .vA..rv . ' '' , . Jef tbe ionrention. . 4 ;
men on theoeeajihn referred to waa not onl , rA mnr n.ui o.t .i....
inantgedtbe eetaU for the benefit of ftry 10 but Terr eloquent; ' : " made so by tbe ; convention.-. Te moUon,: was
owaar" thereof-the people-but for their .... ; " II "'A w!rta- i'V.V"' '"j-T-- 1 -f 1 ,in"
oen personal and pecuniar aggrandixetDent; j Tat Eiair Bird Catcru thk Fibst i tbey were ready to receive contribaUons.
an 4 this they will eoatinue to do while per- WoiM.M-Tbe Hon. Tbos:L. Clingman ar-4 Th ,Dt, for the wComissionI,and: Home and
'--7..i . 1 " 1- v .V rl . ... .. , . I For. Journal, remarked that be, was ready, to re-
in intuit, inn ur iitnr. i j ...v .1 -.. - -
1 1- v. .1... 2 iiLLa ui nonimnB iaa accniinnr. a di iebi 1 riven in inia eicv c
ti ahoab 1 to the party j 'bat the organ of the party Sods It necessary ings at the l'arbrongh House. 1 !f ",: ?f , bier Suaiierrecojiended
beltg laltakal to Sootb- tle;iieitiif at a .LaglaUtara,' JJ- ' V 11 " t derFlnpted'
JIf aeorporal'j jruardi wtIch hu so miny oScee to besuw, to exhort riisBWj isriLtioucia xo f jhe commius on Education. ;lr recommended
Jf , . 1 - ' A. :. j- ' Wm. H. Snrnn. Tbe Petsiribtrrr IntelH-1 that further exertiont be made to: have an educi-
l, iu V 7- 1 . "7w; . r---".-:T:. " r-.-i ted ministry, and rave several interesting state-
eeaelosirely that it Is fall aware of the pr- gnc,r u supposing that there is
"cjnsVs (!) which bind iu party together. Vertoy letter from Wm. H Seward InjNIles
. a ' m " " w - --. I Wam;sbas W a I i Vm ".W a kaea ava ew.tmesv.-fl anil
There onset tor. tui wlo aeea Uiem, mete I - . -
"tenaa'u b sufferaacVwd aa loting I bere U so btu letter. 2 J.
and eooinsr at ma aaaav tarfla daeaat Rut I
this is not the ease. ' There' aft but a limit-
14 at a atsa4 ty vauaH essjusjaisisia ew easej - kmi - - - . r v
w I Ana sbwasm sreasratn ssw i f n aa tAaeatmnniATia
a sp . . t I vat j vvej w a av av wv aaaa. ea ayejaaptiaawsessF aae
xatioo otthe Legislature, and aLnuted jouiu-1 . - - , , ' .'- f.u . .
. . . - I sWt sssk e.at Hassra s K a aeasaA aas. ftf na M ea avwa'ta
i' o t-. I a a . -Mw as aa tiaviaseww vi tatw aueajva ae
V.asb. a w QAliMtAaa Ieiaei sat4 HaMatAaa 4a I v ef
.v..-- t ,r - . , 1 salary at 92 50, instead of. 250: 00 ae it
eteeicv, w vwii( iwbj ivi iiyviMwn, i . ...
. ... .... . wwvm.v vwvm.. . ... ..
taeir eneeesa wui ne at tae expenseor rooa i . ; . , s
j xkaaoa.' in .prinung ui .proceedings u
the Board of Comaissionera in onr last issue,
4f .l '
STATE NEWS.'
many duappoiateee. With regard -to the J
- -:a"--r--v. v-v -r g-Tbe man Sterling, wb' murdered a ilrt
ea wr im s.raggie xor m ciuaui dsoubs ,i la rr...;.,. r; . f.. ,0.
lion will, be etrried ofc b at least a'doaeti', 1 ttrma, and it now confined in the Jail
ana es jo noamtie is to eieor, toe strues, i at uoidsooro. i
eouteutiocj, and heart-burniDgt fa the can- , gQT A' Committeei has been, appointed by the
"cut will produce, breeches as aide and deep State Medical Society of North Carolina, to peii
aa if the eleetions were inade-in'realitf in- VoniU Legislature-for tbe establisbmeot of a
a tL ' IU if: U ;.'.' ' J I StaU Medical Board
ministryi and rave several interesting
ments ia regard to W. F.. College and the behetl .
ciariee of the convention, The report was laid on
the table, to be called up at mass mUng onrFri
day night. f ' r ."V'::;- v 'V
Elder Skianer reported that the mats meeting J
on Education would t held on rriday nigbt, ana
Saturday night for Btate Missions. , - - .
- Elder Yates, from the committee On Foreign
Missions, remarked that' they ' would b able to
report on Fidat;v ; . " V. ,V, ;-. t;
-x The President appointed delegates from' this to
the following Associations and, Contentions :
Western ConveotionSouth Carolina Convention,
and General Baptist Association ' of Virginia.
AJter some discossioaln'retrard to the lacoroor-
Ration of the Convention, the constitutionality of
oenaia raeasares,' dtc , ana some nigniy interest
ing remarks from ' Mr. Dickinson,- of Richmond,
on Colportge,"tb Convention-adjourned Jtill, 9
o'clock to-morrow." fr'r.HT -'CV
Among tbe delegates present, we noCce the Rev.
Dr. fiuTrows;tf Richmond, Ya.rEldert Pritchard
and Repiton, of Wittnington; Sumner 'of Marion.
Ala:, T. O. Jones, of Norfolk, L. IXlKe. of Dar
lington, S. Ce, Rev. M. Tt Yates, late Missionary
to China, President' Wingate and' the renerable
Dr. Wait, of Wake Forest College. "
i.v I ' '. 1 - v.' VI f-. hti I ; -t'r t
transitory.' i We shsllnover become a candidate
again- without eoneulting somebody on- the subject
hrst, and ascertain whether they do or not desire
ua to ran.: for iweare satisf ed that iris folly to be
a candidate unless somebody !- does want you to
run, and will vote for vou on the strength ofnhat
i - We are Bot wilht consolatioh.' There are
numbers in as bad a ti r as oirrsel ves ; and besides,
greater men! than weclalm to be bare been as
badly beaten. - tOen."'- -Harrtson afterward Presi-'
daat of tne United States, was once defeated for
county jelerk toOhioand James Ki-' Polk was
was beaten ft-Governor of Tennessee iWft ftre
ia good company, "and therefore Bhall hot com-'
plain. '''. Tsi ;t viJ'"i iai.y.-pia
h . There is ok thing for which thepeople should
be grateful to- ut.- -Wei did not - bore 1 1 herri wkb
long and tiresome speeches as pome of the aspirants
did. " W remai ned " quietly at home," and they
to highly appreciated our modesty that tbey have
given, ua the privilege of continuing to do to. -We
are thankful for small fevers. t fsum f
t Among turn numerous ' friends" ex-Governor
Drew is entitled to our warmfitacknowledgments.
is intention' doubtless waa to assist us in beating
Rust, by procuring a large: and i influential mJ
Jority oi the: Democratio'- party to rote for bim.
Witb this object in fjew be made a brilliant can-'
rass, ending m a no lets brilliant failure. But, not
withstanding be csu-ried'off a constderabie portfdn
of our vote, we honor him for his laudable inten
tions. Hereafter be hat -bet to command ot and
we will obey--iU suiu usta do t:i
.- To the nrrsix patriotic and chivalrous Toters
who cast their suffrage for, us in Pike county, we
be leave to tender our '-anftigned gratitude: We
owe them a debt that vwiil be difficult 'to repay.
As a alight evidence of oar high appreciation and,
lasting regard, we propose . that if - tbey will for
ward us a list of their names, -we willend them
the Herald fbr,litV-t the usual price, f 3 per an
num, woariably in advance- "s ';'" fc v? ?d
ft In conclusion, we. desire' permission to remark
that the small .experiment we .have just made is
eminently . satisfactory, j Whatever a aspirations
we,-may - have jhad . .for gb3rr Jare' entire
ly,: subdued. The -pursuit of a seat in Con
gress u under di faculties', is one in which" we bave
no desira! to engage, c We are satisfied that we car
ry with us into - retirement the best wishes of a
generous though ungrateful people, and aTcon-
tont.
; Seward't late speech has damned him to fame
auu aoomea mm io ueieai iorever,. ameu, ... .A-
k fit- . ; JinuoiwuHY Ttmij, ,- .-
of IwA CURE ;FOR SCROFULA
i ; The Cincinxati .Commerbiai: publiibei the fbl-1
lowlnr oommunicaticn: ? from Nicholas ! Xionew
worth, the f great, wine .'manufactorer, of tat'
h- Aii: tne raDera.l bad. emne tne care for scra- s
ruiay nave seen dastnbuced to persons sending for
tb remedy. I have never heard of a case where
it did not effect aJspeedV cure: andin no-casfl do
any 'injury. ; JnTeeveral:vinstances where it has -j
been-? applied to old sores, it haf also'epijedliy- ef.
fected perfect cures- ; Put on ounce of aquafortis
in a bowl or saucer r drop in it two copper cents
it will effervesce:; leave thff -cents is f -!wben the
etfervesence ceases, add two ounces of-strong Tin
egarv Th fluid wili be a dark green dolor.t It
should' and will smartv If tod severe put in a lit
tle rain; waters-Apply it to lb sore morning and
apv other medicine known. It Is not only a Cathartle,
1 x ' 1 .V f l.u ... .t.. '
its morbid matter, then oa the Stniaohnd bowals te"1
csxry off that matter, thts aoomplishta rwe perptfssV '''T
effsotually, without any of the painful feelings erpe" -
iienced in the operations of jnwst. Catoartlra,.- It r
strengthens the system at the same time taat.it pugM n ves 1 14 -I
so.. 3 i. J . .. 1 .3 : 1 1 1 ... 4 a.u :jl k . . . . .
strengthen and build it a with uaaaal fapidity 4 gj t
tae prlooipal .rexalaters - ,J
whenitpnfersatitsfen-rI(.Ji.4,
the sysBs are fully 0d T;i nci
almost ,-entulr , ... r .t .
eh are- el fault end U. 1 1 f r
Ukauil tu It. ilnlv-jU VC 1
o
Thd T'Trsna . fsa. Arte rf
Ajsm. r us; yv vi r
of the human .body j . and j .
tionS well the powers of , a
Veloped. X The tUmaek U " '
dent oa- the healthy ac- 'n
proper performance of its
(naeh is at faolVthebow-
whole svftesa soffers In
ran the Liver-hari nsji
For therdlieaatt of lhati
etors baa made'. his
more than' twenty Tears,
Wherewith to counteract
tebtofcttialiebl
. To pro V that this rem-!
person troubled with Liv-I b
mi ll wrnts, um uu i
tiOniaeeTtaBi.'
These Uums remove all
frem the system, supply-
tU flow 01 .one, invtgora
food to'direst welL port
ing tone and health to tbe!
ing tbe cause or tne ats
enre. .-'v''- , - j
Billions attacks are
betteri prevented, by
Liver lawigorator.
iuae deser after eating; is
stomach and prevent the
tag... . T ' ; -
Ualy one ' dose taken
Niahtmara. .
Oniv one dose taken aU
gently, aba cures cos
Ope dose - taken after
pepstai j . . .;
gar una dose or two
relieve ' Siclt llead
One bottle taken for fe
the. cause: eflho disease,
Only one dose Immedl
while. t t .. ? ...'
;'. Une'dose Often repeat-Cholera-
M o r b a s ,
cnoiern. 1
Onlv'one bottle is!
the system the effects of i
s eeased to He dnfy.f' 1Bl" "
1 orrsn,Kne of tbe pruprt- .tm-i .s
Am stady, la ,.' araottoa etui o i -i-b 1 1
v.to And some remedy i'it
thf.paay deranrsiaeataJ A i IO
LMedy is at last foand, any ! 4
er complaint, ia any
try a bottle, end eoavlo-
morbid or bar'-matW';bL .
ins: la their plaeea kesl"--'
ring the tomaeh, eaaAag i vi.:ue
fyiug the aiea,xlw wov'-ii
whole machuserr.twiaer'f. '... J
ease, effeettag, a radlealr . t'.'Aw
cured,' anoV What.la,) , ,hjA
the oeeasioBal use of the ,. j, u.
fflrfent" Ui relieve the . ;VJt-
food from rUlngaad soar, "V ' '
rvv.e - It
L. .1.1. .i ' Ul M.'I
itlveness. .17 l.i f.K'vii.-,-'' .
eaohsaeal wUlcarepr-''.' :'
" '.' :.".nutiA sv I
frekness.-' ' i
jfflT'One bottle taken
allsallowness or nnnata
One doae.taken r short
vinorto -tee appetite, and
One dese Often repeated'
rhe?a in Us worst forms,
Jtowel complaints yiaklj
: One.os . two doaeacnrasi
Worm? n children j
or speedier remedy in the
2r'A Jew :betUea
tin r the absorbents.
Wr take pleasure bj re-
Chili: Jt ever,' and w'
Tvne. Jt operates wltbF
it wash the fora with water: Its first application
knownnd- me,, was a p'oori. eh latent tooUrMity
from' Memphis,, to have her leg cut off, at it -was
feared ' the could not live long enough to have it
cut ofl in: tjiatiot climated i v v?;i:v :
She war refused admittance, to the poorbouse,
sad jksx lying on. the : side walk,- she -could Siot
even, stand Up-s From t4ter- knee U her Coot one
third of the .Sash, .was gone, and all the Ekiny except
a Strip abou twodmebesi widai She -was laid a
bed, and the remedy placed on a chairs by it;- She
could not -raise Up and apply It. In a few days
her peace of mind, returned, and he ieclared it
was getting wellv ilt was supposed it was a relief
irom tne pauv only, tint wnen: examined , rresn
flesh: was fcuad gro wing; and the skin over t
She was soon runnirg about and would work,
which' much delayed -the! entire: cat, leaving a
small sore, which; wat :in.a fewmionths antirely
bealedS-Ss t;4Mvifii' Uxlf.fte ita -i't
Ayoong giriV with scrofula In bar neck, having i
a large open hole, and deemed incurable, came
one month after entirely cured, and recently rnr
ried,' with her husband, on their way to th EasU
I have sever known a case where it did not-effect
acure-js-ifl? ;r 'trr-.-.x -Kjii'J vt t.
r Z-Ji U .
. w T . . n W
ing the Legislature. "The iron wfll of the ' "va ; AacTvaAt.j i
. , ., I Fourth annual Fair of the Mecklenburg Agrieul-
eaucna" may subdue-it cannot reconcile. . j,.,- hM ia chlatt oa th. 4th
t la regard to the responsibility of the dom- Md ltv i There were said to be some tsVo
. . .. ft. il,.'Jb,,..m.flt ;.rt.'.l.. I ' .i'V. .1. '-1. ' j ' mi ' '! the oldan time, 'and even in the dava-of Ganof al
IUIUI VUIJ Ut luilllliurciii.w III wa- 1 or IBTM U1BUHIM (wlllt IO MHUUUIVf lilt V T , " .si.i. V7. ,
j5
-V.l
. ; CORRUPTIBILITY OF: C0NGRES3.'
: The appointment of the Hon. Ji Glancy Jones
to the Austrian Mission,- and so immediately after
ut. j.r.i i. - -.t.; t. -..'.i J Atir.'
ills ueieai ueiurv lue people, Biiracwaueniiou.,v,i.n
tire affairs, we are glad to see that the Stand- hibition it laid to have been very fine, fully equal
ardbaa atleat opened its VMn ' true Io ,0 rutt to the State FairV ' .
tiewof tht out... But a ?er litUe while -K.MfR4a.EaQ: We learn rom the New-
ecr-it rawa ta'a'a'ahaV; vstbolr." rW nrwiaw onr bera Frogreas that D. JtMcRaeEsq Intendt
ru
' 1 -' I . I changing hit retiien from 'Raleigh to X twbe
friends 1n the legislature to force uPod the -J-Atf W." trust tha th. gintlem
of much discussion, and that dist in jru!
ual denounced, the system of appointing member,
". DxrLO&ABta AcciDrsfT.-Last night, a few min
utet beipr s o'piock, a most deplorable accident,
aappened at the drug store of J. v. Jordan, JLsq.
nearly opposita our office. -A negro girl, it seems)
had been into the store for some mediefne which
bavingootaiaed'sfie Was J pafsingi. out' at'tbe door
or making for' 1 sibaa-, rifle, ? which; Mr. Elish'a
Cuthbert aedjmme other -yoang gentleman, were
handling, want ofT accidentally," tho ball bitting
the girl in thJe' DackDf "tbirjhead somewhere' and
passing" put at the chin, inflicting injuries ot which.
the died almost instantly. -The riflei-wasan the
bands of youpg Cuthbert 'when It went ott'
'--rhese are the facts as ''we 'learned them during
tbe excitement f the' moment, : and are, we.supr
pose, in t the mai correct! The girl belonged
to iMrt. .ancyi;1Lawrence,ijof thia . town.andV
we understood, was only .16 or 18 years ot age. t.
Thu is one; of those accidents which everybody
Jackson, the corruptibility of Coogrest waa atopic -egrele, Dot Whicn.no .one can. iweau.?'Jto one,iWe
;,!., VV, .i.v.- ;1. 1 ar,nna can ba as deenlv 1 mortined atlhesadoc.
ui,UMluuiriufl J 1 11 r " . . r i f ; 7- . ' . , -
currenot.at isithe young .man whose hands iieldf
as calculated to be productive of infinite mischief, etna gua that deprived, the unfortunate creature of
In tbe recent case, the President has. seized upon
the earliest moment to reward a political favorite;
The'case of . Mr. Jones bu a rery awkward. ap:
an.I pearance. , He has been repudiated, at home, but
t cb.-nee of North Carolin- for the Pre-1 mtj ?rity all jthe responsibility fur Its" pro- ' aDdbim new rWsidenci both pleasant and pro- be h Ufa booored.d Washington. iHisconstit-
'j, chu . io ,. bis . discreiiou to .eote 1 eedngs. row it takes preeuel our ground, I fltable
, . tl l - V - X 1 .
Mr. McRae was in attendanceon Craven V1lv:. .:VTi 1 "lrT!. ZTZTZ?. 7 Z
1 UiVb ypV Ut irgllttl.t T t.sai CS't , UUt iaV T. XUCilslIllf,U
- - . a . . . . e e I - a a . . 1 . a i . . -
lavonte measure of the President, J llf lu FTlJ ,B" iae case.is a. piaia ouperiruuri, wr iit anouu- v nag conferred uponrhim one t the most lucrative
tUtter used etery means and aptdiance of I W-tlhal (hey "mutt enswer't the people ad Court at Jones; last weekl-,7 ; office, in hi. -gift.,, .These., are tbe.&otrhey
'rtaous patronsge to defeat hU relelee- ( for tBabuaaW WaeVf .poVtVaiilbVt 5 .PoioaicAL Aasoaa
"' the Senate, and crash him forerer as "whaterer tta oppoaitioa may do or omit to Acording
' ' , . t . - -i ri' ingof Southern froit- raisers washed at Charlotte tested at his second election, raised a storm.wbich
ipibiman. Tl President well knew that . tbe responsibiuty ia upon its party. This . iDitaL"tVr the'nuroose of organixinrTi1 'eq1" the assurances and: repreeentations
? . s a a a t 1 a . t . s . . - - - - - ' -erewA.. t.-.vA t sA.i
rA iiae 1 1 siiii 11. sinn mm nnriM it i . t a . i , . & a. 4 vi . ius iisuvuju AuiAuiKBUHn ui biht
teii.e r
" s'wngtas wss beaten .io Illinois, . it
'oil nut U itctamplitKeJ by an .Idministra
' t literal, but that the defeat of ' Doug
!i w"ld snurt to th jlutio of fh Black
7.J:rt.i LiAcefa, who proclaimed every
We in IKinoisthafthe Gorarntnent could
raJare under a divLiioa of free and si are
and that ie .Drcdroioa 0 eV-.-flre
aarVf all run to be bnjrtt
Afci noa t oa a .00iVisj
hrft equality vdS the vhttt man.'-.
niost damnable opinions Judge Dong
il spent foer moa-bs ia ' denouncing and re
f g, and daxiog the whl of thit time tbe
li-t intnratioa tynpattizU rA i,rnVa,
hr life; andlwa trust it :will ; server asa(iaatinsr
.warning, to the youth of the ; town : to be careiQi
in their use of Are arnw.-i-Aisurt Prog 1 ess.y.
fi RxSMrnoor Yiorsf BTiTxST0CK:Tbe
'commissioners of the sinking, fuhd pfVirgiDia if
pounce; that ontb'ejiotb. ,of February next they
will redeem $230,300 of the State S and 6'percent
stock at tbe teaury in jRichmond.'Tha Interest,'
will 'cease on thaf 'day,' wh'ciher . the ce"rtific&tei of
stock are surrendered or ;,notv? Of the amount io
be redeemed rearly $ 1 2,0,000 .-is held, by Roths
child Sons, the xiuke of ooutherland and other
i. ru it iu. sswvis ., "- """r" Southern Pomologiaal Aaaociatton. After the "intinir twoor three
will be remembered b tbeiptoaitiOD?whO meeting organized, by calling Mr. A.;B. Sfleeohn Quinc Adams .was reviled de: StoV V&l" nSa,if',:John V'
by pursuing a prudent courieVwIll makVthe Spring tS tie (airabd'appointlog WjXYates apunced, after afashion.that.no criminaiV whose f ?0t Fribargr.Va., ?18(030. :r .
... . . r ,V ' - .. ." - .f,,i Cui w A "Williams Secretaries a Cnmmiu hands streamed with the blood of his fellow-crea-1 ! ' ? v , 1 ' '" ' - n 1 ''. J
UenanU at sufferanoe"-appraeiate in a most 2L.f Even Jm.succc.or-.the f .ATicixt yoa leeo.-The Montgomery (Ala.)
lively manoer Jhat if the eoit; affords them w" WM,l?ud dr .immaculate hero of tfpw.Orleenahe who was so j Mail insists on the re-ofganlzat(on of the Wlig
rood paa'tsragt, audfaa abundance1 bf fat . o"mBK0 Af !Z; AS.: "iT-'11' "kDi!! i4ftyUreparatdry to the, Presidential' election of
F""'- ,n" r'.rV"5, retiring, Jbe committee . reported, a consUtution.. grew the sceptre $m paper ' proposes . the following
thingSr Us possession-entails ,Upon them an whioh..ws adopted.. The following, gentlemen iuld not conceal Idle indignationwhfch stirred bit ticketfol. tn6l con8IdeVation :)f tbe conservative
' .1.1 1. i .. . 1 : . .. .
..i.rt:. u:v .1.. i : i.i .... v- .v- . 1 vinuous aoau anoougn ueucsrey, aeii.resnecu ana
eiivuuisviuiT u nuwi iw real lew aimpiw l werw inin .w.-w mi Aisociauoui : iw -KT .V. v,A
vffuc. -..i ui um v.--; I - xr. ......ft.., w i-nnrer, o. v., i f mucin j one , rival towards another. seemed to -4 require
lr; J iuuioi, v -i . v., tuu h. a. puriuKi. 01 t lueuci vn puvu Hu uwiiuuu.iu.uiiiuuoui leuer
-J"
, A CoiRtCTIOM. We stated io'ouf last S, C'.'Vfce Presidents; W'.A- WilUams.of CharJ ht -Tennessoe Legislatar; wratbibroke
rar.Iotte,RccrdIagScreUryfB.F. Arthur, of S.U.,
, D;xi: YJCttBRDAT.-rAiegco boy belonging to
be. exbttiating upon this offence, "human nature ! Mn E. R' Stanly, of-this town." sayathe Kewbern
to be prone toeviU'! We are early Uugbttopray lprogros'or
north of ihe Ptfomaav .TbU waa a tuiatake. I-cVmniitte. ortkre.- W.. innolnted' br the ! 'k
.t . -v.i -vt.. ... ... 1 nhklMMnin ulvt in UnfAF Ia rlpMith' iu,t. I .'.f' ; .v . . '.T: .
or u.c Aougiae ieniocrav. ja spi eci the I . "T. TTTl -
peter that except the little State of Dels ware
the rVrnocraer had 'Dot tn !incb nf JernBJ C)orre.pon4iJig Secretary : and CP. Mendenb.ll,
t ' r ' I of Greensboro' , i reasurer. " r
elation at their next annual meeting:
I 1 e Wat .a mm.
tU r- " " ' 7 , . '- T1 f" aa Mr.- Bachanau' and aucbW - kM lo 6 third Thuridayin Au-1 v ,v.7: fff:
Jih.B'Moa .Laioa. doel.tuir its bra&M i . . " , , . . t - ... auj. i 1r. , n . , i...viterTibIe Leoompton ttrarele. and hence hi
-w f.t!. i .. . . ,7 r vortors oILhim aa tbd Kalaieh SranJa.l I . .1 i . v. -a:. . ni.o.n uii . ward. AW For r.Dr-'
J wwtarefiagua.- riLnui ... .t., v,v"" Daowaa.- Vfe have agajp,, ,ays the WatK7c7,-V -- v
.N.w -..v .a ii. ... eooeartied, waf iw imtaatetial on. for ibet i . . . -..v L VJ '.J?.. uT..k. - ' . ;'-...:..fti::;
Mi j all this tia J It was deoounetuf i V, - . . T . 7 VT I WUJ too.jtrequeftt acctdeDrs, fn the drownrtg t)f f man's Journal announces that at.Memphls,
Lc. . 7 . TT. 3 rw",wAw AB,nia has tuned on Detnocrall ll if'ntW of; tbJ. place -We'cannot tautioarOot, Floyd, of yirgtola', was received into
UKU UMt4 Liooslu'' eleetioa. u,mtiMB 9&-ah Te orserranulcmw.rorinirmeea
ja. ... i r n i i i ii w in ii ii i ii iinmriii rnra mimi m in in nil m n n i tr i r i m t nrr i ri i n it t, 1 - t
, sciaU'aUoa iBJaunjaf to be Desiooratio. (stand, tioaor lad to do with It.
servants should be. -closed.
;U4t
men of the whole 'country tj For. President, Wil;,
Ham C.-Rives'of Virginia ; for v Vice President
Edward Everett, of Massachusetts.' ', ... -
i 1 'T.
.vem,e. to temptation on th.-part of nr ipublie
ed twenty -Are..
the and lerkinc' Lim'dowD. in inch a wav ai t.i causW
re-
SCBCWBi at 0.vca. If you wub'to secure a
Free-1 eori.vthatsiigtenirresuxi'gThAKUh
Teon,. isuuth,,' andjthe Art ouroai, withf theroureHpee
ex- 1 jniuow, oe sure and Subscribe f 3 bfore the 1st of
tbeRor January,1859. i .gpecimen. copies of thu abor&and
ftd partroujaMgiven, by -applying ta Tbomax
Carter, Esleilb. N. Ct,' Agent. See adyertiaa
menfrelsewhere haaded-Ka w reatures, ftc.
AwoTHiB Fbesidistiai, Ticit.' A Tennes
see paper has hoisted the toames of HonrJbbn
Bell; of Tenneesee,v1f6r' JPre8ident;liand Wftflfi-
ington Hunt, of New. York.- for .Vice Presl
Ann i i." t.Kiiiei:J lo iui3)ii -
, U -d rkti HiftwX)lEDs vjjsa .
;.On theathof September last, after protracted
illneEa, Dr. JBAMDE2T SIDNEY WILI4 AMS
in the 34th year .of bis age; eldest son ef Da rrp
WitttaMS, daceasedy f Jlertin County.: fuiu'-i
fiThus , has passed. a way. m ..'early manboodf
one , whose taempry- Tvill. be. loftg cberlshed.
He poesessed, in an eminent degree, those tjaalitiefl
Which win the lore and respect of all.' Ever kind
and openhearted, the distressed ' always'. und ia
him a sympathising. friends j The shad wtrhich
now rest! upon ' the commanitytbe unanected.
sorrow of many it his bast eulogy-1 None knew
him but to lore blmJt , In leas than three1 years
his afflicted mother has been called upon to mourn
the loss of. two affectionate aonai ? He- has left a
wife and four. little children; May we emulate
his virtues.
r Exchanges wiH-pleae fjTt m''-"s!v
-tfOTlCB eiiJ't--i :
male obstrucifon rmi vee'' . .
aad makes a perfect cure " 1 "3 .. '
kuly rtlUves Chollc, , - "y
ed is a sare eare fee- ' r-
and ." a . preventive ;ef ( ,
)f-',v.cz .... -. .. :
needed to thiowjoal sf.".i rvVi
m.dioine
evaninff. bv a aoft brush a!rLtBflfbre anlViflr . wBIttrt,jyiM,1
-
teatiiaoay
teaspoohFuls,srp4 alwfyjj,,
..-if.';.
afUravJiaAg: cfc
. v rv.irr wAsnirH a s U J
for J aUndice- 'fal. . j rtk I
ral color from toeskia., ,-. . t,.
tim. bafore eitU aire 3 . "
hnake food digest wslf 4' t"'fc
cures Chronic diwtw- "
-hfi-f x .mjc'iurt ra
Tklsaeet-te-the first dose.
attaoks eaassd by
there is ao surer, safer.
world; ae it wJker.fmUntii
IcurirOptyijfieteh,,,, . h4t
rtM e akww,,v
Ferers 'of k: Bmiees' 7 ' ",UJ
swa basis u 1. v a esa ae yssasisi .
k S L L "
a
-All-wbouse it ere giving their sjBanimo a. pi
estintoay in Itetarer.'"4 Vi"tM'-' ' 1 ..tr"-J u
aii-rt Wars et.a akneti with hi' Ii.".-'i J-'
vigorator aat:swaltow katav tafataertl VI ol In U i
TIIE;lIVMaMVIOttJATXai.'Jod d
IS A' SClKNTIFitt MSBIkUtbWtKJ(VaUlT,r4Wr e4v'n 1 IU
Y w dally worldageurea, absosttoe great to believe. It - JjeJi
cores as If by meriv ts JUy( faa V'Jt l .w 1
aad seldom more than one betu ts resjaired to ear. any, 4 ..'3
kind of xirer complaint rrosa u worst ' f e(j, c 4'
Dftpep to a Oemmdn ifMaWtvalI f whlvh art tie . M,,
mTt Dlseased' Wr.' 5 '
SAHJOJtD A- CO, Pwiwtetats), attV Bwedaay, W. ' ' . ?
1 i is?aoieMi gag eats 1 r " , -J
"Baroea i IewiYcwJiflr.-sr. JByett eY tteaa aiv. : J
pyiaJelpalai M. 8. Berr A Ca, Boatoni SL H. Kay ' '. Cii
A Co. Portland; John I,,PsCla4iaas4t SiavVaef s f. J
A Hammotvi, Cleveland; Fahnesteek ss Davla, Cita- . 1
age ; O. J."Woo4 a Co Si, Xookf George JL Eeystr, . t .1
PltUbargh i A S. Baaee, BalOmora. Aad iwSsdle bg
ail Dnggiata.V BolJ also by ' r . " , . .. . .a Wf
wu -.i. gslatrt. 1. .
fb (Wfwly.es
JIARE ;CHAN5tr FOR CAPlTAtTST.4. c;
ii 1:
r . . . 1
VALIJAJBIE COAt AND FARMING ,
" W j ru ; -1 LAN PS FOR ALE. h lie i ,U.a tdl
The raoBEaosi'ExgotrToitswr7,ir -.lost,
will and tesUmeat of George Wilcox, dee'di "
enee for salt all that treot efe) paraek.nClaJiel eDee,nVx'i t ( .1
, Rver kaownas the Wil Coal nds. n Baidtraot ftu.. vl ,i ;t
andjwntamsoSsuiresandiiTyalM ii.t
purpogea. CbM ana iron IJre Bae neea roun4 n tee) a -" I
land in-. several aifferent,pl,of ,the, bes 'llixy , ,(i;v ,i;t,
and h doubtless very rich in ssjdinioeral? Said, UbJ, v..r
mav be borchased atbrivaW tale bv applrinr to lbe. ' '. , 1
mihufnhfm mt. PttfahnM"' Ni 3..' ml 'iV t1m ttetwtaji
.1.1. ..j 'tk. 1 ok ju nuMi mi .Vf hM, ii. 1" -'
if not dispesed ef sooner U will be told to the hiebesf"- M 1
bideerai-the Court Iloasw doer; m CeAbage,' MtotV' '." ' J
oeenty between tha aoura of 1 and 1 4'clOotT, M..' ?' -t -v-"' 1
j.-'TsBfa-or Bai.Bii0ne.bali.eC thaimsrehase asoaey 1 w -to
be paid at the time of sale, and ample time yican. t U m. . '.'
for the other half , with bond, aad approved eCHiClea,,t .sb vi J
inore folly specltladn tie day,. cm m ,?t an
I
-TT ANTED,' A SiTHATidlf ''Al TteACli: ; ,
W''ERya ydaagtnirntompeUillffo gitelaswee. , 7 , t
tion ia Lailn asM'6refcTidimeats, ind abtq tn Vts: ' '
iwwapby'adPhOiieWpy.- Addrens 'sUtteg t-s
:s.rta-ii.ls j.ai.,y44. TBACmti,," ,'tJ" " 1'
it lli ir tie I :l jJlaUleadOtteneeouatT, 4 O- y "'
on 23-2mwi jtfl sii' . Careof J. f. Laae-'f i' fr
a
TT
salisfi'ft ibd of the Coert'tta't 'U.e'
ord; tr hot b'resideat bt tle-tate' 1 '," T' V
1 that; the ordinary prbe!'! ct law.',"" V1'"''1
TATfiOFJfORTJIeCAKOiUlf A,.FITT
J (paivtT--upeririJorlof.Lsw, illermitfesv.ll n-u (!
r) iUEisa!jeae,Bedra Jha Bedford- i S iiX-U if i Vo
v.;.-? .l h i! M--IW;Ak'aTtlfcirii lP.-'10'Vb.i v
. ' ti ap'pVarlnK to tte'saiis:
defendant,' Job Badfbrtf,
iniuit Aur4Mr'nncMS 'bld..USlltarraM tt. '--' V' o . I
flus clfwkkMsevsilasemtent tbW mad la th. Uk"-
'leigh J(egbiUr,gttrsis sueetssirt'sjwks;aelfiar he e..-. 'Isis.i
riAndent to appeal at. -e axt(tn-t ef. UiaXkinrt, U .a.'i t!
Lbebelil at.jthB ,t,hontin ieiTiUaveeaBty,f r a
j Piti,B ih, firsi. .Monday jaf areheit)hea aad. ;.; 4..5 jf
lucre w .iiivaai aas wer( or jieinjr, r nejMiiwnw.,iea.K ,
& rCberrv Cferk of th.Bacerior Coort
of Law iWfiit eotmty, oa lbe U Moitday la Beptetn- :". J
ber,1858; adiuvtb-83d year of bar ladepehdeoce. ' .
nr ni .n it 1 in..i.-i:d iid itf. O.'.CDKRRT. ''
roetlJ-BsyetrrT. aA 4 -HJ) eti. ' -.j Lo
, fnt tin fifti'l
(..lTlr'vii...w - .. c:J
THE USDEESIONKD wishes to seetire a persaa
nent sitoaUon as teaohenTi He parpeeet sjreaar-
iag Students for the Collegiate coarse. '-'The suidesr
igned h. an old pupil of Wij BlnghamX aad bat se
veral years-experience iu buprofe-slosf l vnuii
t'H f -;4ddras aVA, -rW "i i
ft"--.n -VvkM J?-iV eetlaa HeekV4 ,ij 1
, Oti. aO-r-wSw-pd, - ? (,j .7!;T.',v rtalilax.ftoit. s4.Q.
''UNAWAYjSt.tVlEet
f'eoniniitted to " the. ..Jal( oxayidtoa. County, a
Aegro womani Who gsye her, name' jsrClRM)XIE,
and that she belongs td i Robert Bailbv. of Tennessee.
Said slave is about 55 years old,, above medium size,
, . ... , 1 - - . r. .T . . i 1 . . ; . i .: . .. .' . . . . :
ana very oiaeav upon proox 01 property; ana pay
ment f eosta she will be delivered to the own-, -
;. Sep J 6-we , . ; fiheriS of Davidson oouatr. W. '
! " ' J V"-r w -,tV
,tV- - -ElCHARDftON'ti iai .i J?tW.
.IRISH: CIMESftV'AUAsKfi
,it v,fA x -IAF-arfcake-n'd-4'i4tjM.'--i
CI 03T SUMER' OFf RICHARDS0X'Sj;Er!fkN3t'
V and those deairou8f obtaioiae the (Jenaiae Gdodv
should t Uwt tie articles- thejr porehase are sealed
with the full n&meqf the 'famtri -ul ?i,&i:f: -.
i i .Richardson, Seiii A; Owden; i i'it
as a guarantee of the fouiidnesi-and dnrability or the
Goods.; . r vlyttirisw- Viif lilr.h aa'i
This, eantioh -ts randeredwentiallT"Jieeewrya
lara.-qtuui titles. ,of inferior . aai jdefi3ei ve-Ainau are
renparedi season ater sason;.ad aealedi wkh tbe
nav. of PaCHARIJispsby ,Irish Jousesu who, jreiiCkaieral Use Hw Jaeoni
cardless of te.iniuz. thus inflicted alike on the Amer- AUi.i. aa1k JiiKm.liti.tAinJmrnf it.iV,.k' e t i?i:iU!
Jean consumer and the roanttfaetarers ot thsx geoninel ieJ?lllju3isflrsjAAe.,.ej'f'v-. ...iv-.w-ld -.sTI ani
Gwds,wmTiot:ro8y ab&ndonabusiness soOT 0,ii. U Jf
yie purchasers tan be imposed otj yitU Uooas of a 1 ' Haven, author of Ne SBcb.Wor d aaJFaL: r ait'a aatu ! 7 J Js.
ortlitetbaractr "E-' ' vy 7 Gold that Qlittesa," Aa. k v " . r 1., . . ., .-j . .. -fc
tlgestta'ackarehtvnJe 7---v-5"' . .p T". r
Hi:-si4T-i-fUiSApr to beitfii'drs sartsbls) bwltriuwsmWB '-"ni '
m HE ABO VS - OIELo mW. OCCUPIED iZ I ,Ssenea;ajad,E.eief)ceai tkW;'': ' fs v ' -
A -W. JiFlrJBsa eligblysiiaa4e4;l4. the tlty 1 Mprris.t-..(i 1 r-.V! a lrr ui t'Ml -.' -ot
PeUrsbttre.Tiu. W' tor rent or lease from.&elith I t Prom New iJiork .Ielb1. braay-of.filede JtaeJs ;v. .itu tt.!
dar ef Januw'185?proposals for the same are to. I AbjtraWa, aad China, hp liober) eettrty Jr. u sLjcd t-.tl ,',;
4. or ue ey . .
Attrl vpbv. nrri'WTi.v tnn -i ": "'--
by Cbarlek A. DajUC i rl . 1: u ut ; ai et utsi -m r'
JRaUiaJ..C0ame2yefceig. Tie Ktbrnal PrUbiiJst . a f s
-and the cestary.aw f the. Vatrtaser by Aasaraarevi , .hm iv
PfHl, 'lrdi isa-irir-pi Ja ti i i 4 I teiavCw'
fTlHt tajtagort!hel& r. ifitr
Tehsgrapbte'Epieibr iBeTiieV VTm.. TRirbints-lJ J f
i r;Klsppraad otkevrettwtiH)',P-t'Tp Tr.t -v'-
'Qoneral Csev Syj Jaecraes Msssrieet vaa o- Ht.a. soi l e. 1 ; i -
licited, anf wiU be reoeivedaatil the 1st 1168;"
vltAB. VVAbiUitt, Retuoenl
octlS wtDes't.
of PowaU't Hotel Co..
;
nov IS
. EST gteadard eony.
W.I P0MEB0Tv