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JOH5 W. StMEj :
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8ATURDAY MORNINQ. M-1T mo'
. THE FAMOUS ELETEXTH. .
- We enno help elliog the atUnUon of
oar reader tmct nan to tbe followhg fcmooe
wni'l r nR rRAFTY
. The lMt fitndwd git e. out tbe coo to iU
prtj In ttU Sut, for the part they ere to
Mi 5 the oemreiCT . wbwb la t Und, and
doubtleaa thinks it h; .been ;wj edroit in
doing so. We, boireTer, take leate w oom ,
and eiprowi n.enurejj u'udivw
Tbe Standards rigbl bnd has lost itf con-
. n a aVin w
ning.! It bat openea w gi.
it. ftTArnrv tbe vt to eheeK-maie is.
pnrpoee u to make a great flattering and
nowe aboni danger to tbeUnwn and the ex-1
clusiTe ability of the Democraey to aaTe it
to draw off attention from Sute iaauea which
it knowe its inability to meet, and if possible
eluUe the wound on which with its party
- ' i sjvmTw now m rw a. . - ....
THE WniTJ YOUTfG MEW OF HOKTU r . s wi- .
CAROLINA. r " ' WiiHIJflfOI,. jnnrea i,-.. .
Now is the time for the Whig 'jong men lTeon,f Oa., introduced a bill , to extend the
. - - - . . ... I s.: Tlrtrif!. for the benefit
of this Stat, to win laurels for wemsew V '-Z v
Ml. the will bedoineeood:serrie to their lw
oountrr. Never" was there a fairer field than for . iuMimhip line from Mew York to, Cuba ia
j J Charleston and KV W.-r-Eeferred. t-. 1 L
i now presented, ana nerer was uwe The ial xte on priBtio? reported a
' i . ' i j wMfram ith mora 1 ,Mi.,; ..Twtixlrno-the amendment to the
WDen WHO OUU1U ujuvuu vou( ' juiut iwiuwuu ""r - i
iconfidenee than at thU. preset juncture of S
Bear in mind, also, that the tramunt i-ua U
. t rVMtatitntlonal HDlvWl m
UH. can oly be done y defeating the Wack j
7.ki; .a that the' only party which r
Democmtuprfy. Let a unite, M kf;
heretofore for our opponent. . It u no 'r
to dictate in thu respect to the majority, it ua
mt them on our oVu ground and iu our own
way. ; v , - j" . .
-Let os" do all this, quotha'. . Tea, but
neb thing or
thfrgs. We shall not "let" you dodge what
shall meet the
you us - j
we won't "let" you do any
.lercntb" claak of tbe Piform of tbe De- . wUl fi hL : HeM what it says
K..1, f.rnlini: r i ; I
... r, i f MHtmwoaedtodUtarbuig
i1!, .T. :;" V of our Conati-
r .w. ..Mtt i thia time by the Op-
axZnjof To Caroiina "our SUU
affHin the Ui. upo" which our D
belieTinp; it to be prwaamre. P?111.?
and Mji; at the -me time we j"d"1
. V Li-.,. hMt nukin? acu for theraia-
in, of renoe, to to ayu.t U.aUoU, as to bear m
Lually pctkable
CWUtutwB, upon arK..- --
of property ntail siona of the SUU. -
of whoae teemior brain is tbe above an
emanatioof We should really like to know or J0a ,hall ingloiiously turn
bo is tbe author, in order that we might
band him orer to immortality.; . Could we do
to we would give him
"fm eternal. ! ' -
Indealhlepas of diurnal."
But, alas! he will never be known. Like
Junius, be will die end "make no sign" of
bis individuality and cognomienieal designa
tion." Posterity for generations to come will
apeeulate about the authorship, but it will
never with certainty be brought home to any
one. What a pity ! But although we do
not know, and never shall know who wrote
i the resolution, we do know that the Demo
crat party of North Carolina made it their
own by adopting it, and becoming-responsible
affairs. ! Tbe misdeeds of JDemocraoy every
where, and. the1 unjust State platform of the
party in NortVCaroliiia, furnish inexhaustible
themes for glowing indignation and severe
reprobation. . No man of ordinary intelli
gence' and information can fail, with these
themes, to trip up the heels of the strongest
Democrat he may encounter in debate.
There is in fact so much1 to be said against
was adopted. ' jt,- - n ; i
The reat of the gession was occupied wilh the case
of Thaddeu Hyatt tha contumacious Harper a
i?i n was at l&aL bv a vote of 40 to
A :m T wwiwo,i " ' , .
10, committed to jau bui uv wmj hu,s
r r, i Kiit hnritT of the Senate,
House. The llomesieau uui jibkjou ujr a .
114 to 66 the Southern membergj, generally, to
tinsr Bgaint it- , ' . . . - t .i,, ,
: vr. f oil nnporeito fntrbduce a bill from
.v. n,f of Vni jtd Means, proyiilins for
f nntBtknaine treasury notes, u
thorizing a new loan and regulating in? port duties
tail and run from them, with tne derisive
shouts of the public ringing in your ears.
. . a
We will make you meet the cnargea iu.
ftl&nirhteriDff Uutn .ffor orotection- to home manufiicturei
UV lVf3UiW)fcO uv O I " " i .... :
tti em are to inrpic wia. o aoiwvi-
mine which- to select. -. . i.
. We hope", then,1 our Young Whigs will go
forth conquering and to conquer.
B- Speaking of the Register's comments
, ;mmnrtl "eleventh resolution" of the
VU WUV
"Was Hi,0 Ton, March ia.i-Siafe.Mr.
t.tq I'nfFiiwd bin ta "establish a banit-
law thrnnirhont the United States.
Mr va ndicr-ti&m . movea- (aai wo
TTnncAt1cn from the table a motion made by him
to reonnsider - the vote by which a bill increasing
the appropriation for artmngine muiua w
rmA tntVionommitteeon-the Mil.tia. He stud
. . .. v t t thai rri of the Constitution oroviame ror a wtu
Democrauc platform, tne, naie.gu , .'.r mi Htia had eglectedTand forgot-
accredited Organ of the anti-ad valorem par- t and that wh,ie since 1 808 only $lo,eoo,ooo
i f' ;r I V.J Kon .nnrnnriatArl tn tha militia, about $500,-
-tv. says: r ; I . AnA v-o nnnrintmJ for thearmy. He
- . I uuv.vuv J - ' t I . -
R.it thatnaner Ukesunwarrantea uoerty m m ,vA nws8itv of arming the militia.
AOTutrucHion it olace upon the 11th resolution of I .... f thft Committee on Postal Affairs.
the democratic platform.wben naea von uio authorizing proposals for a single, mail route irom
.. : .k.i tl..innnMtin nartv la com- 1 . . . .u. t. .;a ... nov1 f i j
me lmjiraBiiuii ---- i - i tne Atlantic to we a i-iuu, ;ibs
mitted to an ad valorem system vi
niZ in'eresU and elasae$ oJ property tn 6c y
ii. i'i.j. ,-rnt ULave tYcverru f xi"
.. - - v I a State, tare ana except, y
rartr. in Federal matters, has spent tbeapuD- i, committed to no such thing
Then we have it autaontaiiveij staieu
the Democratic party of North Carolina are
not only in favor of unequal taxation aa far as
rrnnrtT" ia ooncemed. but in favor
MS.V Yvtf J ( i
lie money in tbe most oorrnpt and profligate
manner that it has debauched tne puoiio
morals that it has built up the Abolition
party, at the North that, it has endangered
the Constitution and the Union of the Staef,
and that it ianow utterly unable to do a hand's
turn'to save either. We shall charge yours
with being a miserable seotional party, with
no common bend of union among yourselves,
but that of the Public Plunder. In State
matters, we shall hold yon up for mismanage
own by aaopung m anu .-r , p - an4 for creating a
for it, in U g debt-for enacUng, in tbe language of
resolution, we ask them who in hortb Caro- :DiqaUoUS .nd
In Ihe Senate on Wednesday, a bill was passed
constituting Tamps, Bay, Fla., a port ef delivery
and a bill affording protection to female emigrants
. . ., 1 ,
Tha oonidTitlon Ot tn aillliary oi-mnimjr
bill was resumed. Mr. AVigfiiU'-i amendment, api
propriating $1,100,000 for the defence of the J eian
w i u'i.o.4 .MV. Nelson Tft-
of unequal, unjust and discriminative taxation bm for e suppression of polygamy in
unn .11 interests and elasses of property in au Utah
Arrival of Ceoda yia R-& G. Railroaa lor
-' - ; the K. C. Katiroaa. -
, C Dxuvbrbi March 12, 1860. -Jw
T MVlfJtV'astbraok & o,: G W Al
bright, W J Hocan, D C Parks, 0 & M., J & W
H JFaueett, 1J Weil, J & J xurner, j wra.
Browne, DB Philips, W H "T R K SmitWR
Smith, J A Hnnt, E 31, Holt, P C Smith, D Tilly.
A Vo.. JU If Vjlliams a oon, f xi. v
SPECIAL NOTICES
- MEXICAN MUSTANG Ui'iaiEJiT. .
Ite wonderful effects and eoBsequent. popalarity-i-perhaps
niarUole in the history of the eHd.Mediai
erer acqoiredthe samaatopnago, was-snlwtod t the
same number of severe and different testa, aa4mt
:;r mw: sciioot;
Of Haxvaid ; College.
the Instrueiort i Ai SsAool rif
& McCauley; J- B Hutchings, B V Snipes, bcon
& Davis, Louder-& Watson-,' . T; J. Wilson,-is
CaldweH, A Weatherl, Perry, Strong & we,
McNeely & Youngi B U & Monk, J A & K
Pavidson, Bdl, Rivisett & Oo, Jamison, Simon,
ton & Co., 4 W Thwnas & Sor P &. Gorreil, G
Howlett, B G Lindsey, E & Adderton, C. N Mc
Adoo, Westbrook & M.r A Myers, J J J A
McConnogley.. . . -- , .
i J-DKLIVKRI March 13th, I860. ,; t
: M A Aiigier, Durham & Hunter, Y Blalpck, H
H Burnett & Co., C16reri Man ufac'g Co., B It
Cole, B & P Bodersj B G Seins . Warren &
Willal M H Paee. B - Bodgers, P & Gorrell, H
Tortor M R P Jones. A Durham, B M Yates,
S Dun-tend, A J Eobwts; B F Webb, J Lockart,
W & P Mangum.: 1
: ' V : DerrViciitn March 14. I860
i - ', ' -ittJuw t. nsUt-Ai.v''ft S-WnTih. J f ....
Webb. J JUL rVVortn Ov iV.i Beuuuu y.,., , ouuy. jluo jouiiwj w - - . . .vsij
J Bethel, J .r.-.uarreM,,.v'-'. . . j.'!"-' 1 ' " j J j jT.. nfT mil. Desirous efben-
(Juts. Swellings, Bprains, JJruises, ; m ru
Man or Beast. It is to far a medicine; jof surpiising
vbHue, that Physicians are oompelki to pres-ribe it,
and from some remarkable'eures of t rmie am&li
toried Rktumatic cuei it has naturaUy attracted much
rttentiun from the first scientific? minds of the age.
Ne family can afford to be without a bottle of the Mus
tang; Liniment in the house. tBeware of imitatiw.
The genuine is mid by respectable dealers in afllparts
of the world. BARNES 4 PARK, Proprietors, v
' feb22-wlm. ' " " ,' Ne3YT
- . t : . ' ' : ' - , . . ..
. r- tt kit T rv T ft TT .!.
ASD t J . t
A - O U R E O a
nTSCOVERED. WH1LB
in the East Indies, a certain eum '"""f'f.T1
ilhma, iBroncUih8,-ougasj voiob, -
8 j . f. -i . . -.
ASTHMi
I Drl',11. JAMES,
Sheer & Bowmart, J & E Kerner, E & Adderton,
ji . A. K?,h Rnll t Rinkfltt & Co.. A & 11
Myers, DD Phillip, G J Bickett, J P Boon, A
Pleasants, M A Curtis, 3 -. M Hughes Scott &
; Davis, T H jMcBurie, N & . Campbell, Jamison,
Simonton & Co., Jj A & B G Davidson, J.W
Stockton, Martin & Beid, Gaither Co., B A
Burton, Horah & Bamsey, E Cheek, Albright &
Co., A S Biggsbee& Bro., J B Hutchings, Long
& McCauley, 8 D Morgan. ' v..'-:.'".
Scrofula,1 or King's Evil,
w , J. rn i. will send to those who
eil L till it U13: Id " VV - , ,
wish i the recipe eontaiuing full directions for wataDS
and succfcssfully using this remedy, freef on receipt of
their name. with stamp for tT8 ' -J
not a singlesymptom of Con.umptaon that it does Maot
at once take hold of and dissipate . : Night sweats, pee
;.!,.,, irritation of the new s, failure of memory
A-,mu. TT,etoration; sharp p; inrin the lungs, sore
. .k;n anMriniui. nausea at the stomach, in-
action o thebowels, waiting wy of the muscles, ?
Address . - U., Jf. iin.un t c
j ' ' 32 and 34 John St,
: ' dec 7 w6m
New York.
y
H05. JoafiPs-aa-iB, lu. l, Boyai rorMor.
-'Ho. Thophii.bs Paros, til imtia jrroiessor.
Hq. Eaoar Wasbbihui, l university rrou ,
!'' . J ": 1-W ;1 '
THK Course of instruction embrace the varioaa
branches of the Common Law; and of Equity,
Admiralty, Commercial, International, and Coastitu-
"tionalLaw; ana tBeurispmueoo i unuynwiBwi-. ,-
This iLw Library eoDSisU of about 15,0t)d volumes, and v
: as new works appear they art added, aud every effort
', is made to render it complete..''! ' ' ,
- Instruction is given .by oral lectures and xpesittooi, ,
- (and by recitations and examiaatirn In eonaaction -with
them.) of which there are ten every wtk. A Moot i
Court is holden in each weeky at whiah, a eeuee pre.
yionely given put is , argued by .four .aUdeota, aad
an1 opinion delivered by the PresifHns; Instraotor ;
Rooms and other facilities are provided for Clab Courts ,
and aa Assembly is held weekly, for practice ia debate
and foraeqoiring a knowledge lof parliameotary law H
and proceedings. ' , v ' ' s ; ' : .
Students may enter tne ocnoet in any iuk
professiiunal studies or meroantilS pursuits, and St the t
oommenoement of either term, ot m the middle of ether (
part; of the term.: 4. v 1 .
- They are at liberty to elect what rtndies they will
', tfijrsue according to their view of theut wa wantt aad I, ,
i attainments..'.- ., - .'4 " J" '-' 1?-K ',;
i IThe Aoademical year, which' eommMneM ea Tbura
f aiy, six weeks after the thireV, Wednesday, in ,Juy, Ja ;
s dijvided bto two term of twenty weeks eahrwiU a ;
I vacation of six weeks at tha ead of Jk term. , '
! During the winter vacation the Library, is opened, ,
J i j j itli. knui tit ! members of tbe '
WarillBU ,UU UVWU I ' j
.SehooL L:'"'-1"''' " ' ' '
'The Exercise of the 8pringTern eommewe oa;
MONDAY, March 6th ; those of the Autumn Term, oo
MONDAY, September 3d, J880.r I J -
lApplicaUousfor admUsion, or for catalogue et aay I
further informaUoo, may be made to Sither of we Pro
fessors at Cambridge. - '.'I .-':. iwi,"' '. . .
J Cambridge, Mass., Jaunary Id, 18). ; '.
- w-i - -.. vr'll saarU-wSt
SAN FOUNDS
sections of ibe Sute."
for putting us riht.
We thank the Press
tional eompromues'1
. i j: v Af .ib - tsenator iieuao, uiUa. -
Iina has proposea t " Ty - ; . ,, Ux bul. whUe at the samo time
wv i r...J n miVn a larce and B08t
. ... i . i cnn uavn ic&uncu v a
itituuon ! e can iruiy say u. w . tw.in the State nay , . , ... Vm. that the obiect of
th ditor of I vaiuapio ey"" r - oocnrntm, i w " .7, -
iu tail v. -
IMPORTANT EXECUTIVE MESSAGE.
In the proceedings of j the Good-bye "
Convention we note the following important
item
.. .l . .v. (Von nnAunrvil a messaffe from H'S
11 - v.llii rfmn-otinir Uie nrence 01
tbe nwinbfr of the Convention at o uock, jt.
at the Executive Mention. " ; f s
We have not seen this important executive
Mr. Curry, of Ala.;madfl a speech insisting on
the protoctKn of slavery in tne lemtorreav---
Mr. Vance, of N. Ci. made a spweh-on the in
stitution of slavery, and several .political speeches
3 : . . ' 1
were maae. i ,
LATER FROM EUBOPE. ;
M.
which ou mut meet, which you shall meet,
. . - . . u:i:
. r nam imlividnal. and be IS
tbe DemocraUc Organ. Some weeks ago tbe
editor of tbe Raleigh Standard was exceed
ingly anxious that the State of Virginia should
accede to the propoaiMon made to ber by
"ixroth Carolina to go into a Southern Confer
ence or Convention. Now, as it is well known
.. . r. .L I.. Wun nTinn far thir-
uatcouui v.rwu - ,7 I ter.
- tyeara past to dissolve tbe Union, and that or ecojfesa jud,
ber nroposed Conferenee or V000"011 w" . . v 1
toL a preliminary siep to such a mea- THE FHANKLINTON GOOD-Bl E CON. ,
sure, it is not Ulcgical to charge Uat any one horly.bTiriJ of ,te big Good-bye !
' favo.mg the Ccnfcrence ravorea in .a.8. mtimkt the little Franklinton Good-bye
tne party proposing 11 : 1. e. av ui"iu
The Ealeigh bundard lavor-
- - .: - 1 . j .u.
"Bis Excellency, was to, piac unaer -uc
j-r.;r, f th Convention, several mat-
VvtUlur"llvu T
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH ; AMERICAN
TWtland. Me., Marub 13.-iThe sfcamstnp
North American -arrived here this evening, froni
Liverpool on the 29in uit.
The Nortn Uritlon arriveu k fu"cu-?wu
the 28th ; .:! 1 .1 .
The Russian and Austrian alliance is auiuoy-
UvpIt contradicted, i '; , . i'
The budget waa progressing tavoraoiy in a an a-
V- TT1(ia nfnnmmOTl! lrwSR T'nOTtca IMlt
X a. s a'v
I . . , I " : ' t- i 1.. k
j kaiiiixii Tnnrinsu uti 1 . i:..i. .nn tn. ana nrnnioiivc (i. ,m nr nscjnv u ru-uiunui r i
or puoucij u vyvmj j- . iers ana Buigcco 1 "o r : ; ,
to meet. -Let us make the issues as hereto- of erna iarovement-Uhat to. that end " oV.pf lhe Atnerican snip Luna nc4r
fore for our opponents !" We don't know , nei,ExecutiTeMeclIars were put under requi- Cherbourg, is confirmed. Only two out of i7
pledge" you oor word you wont do it nereat , chicken ,nd 8Qr,dry pounds of a cooling vor aD lu!iaII nmwl Clement. j
.!;bO prepare yoursen w , . aRxeeuiive" J Thws bad been anotner. iu-.r
snient. ' . &KU . "7 ..... , EndUb coat. Several vessels! 111 tnn -neracy
i
of the Ution.
ed tbe Conference, and therefore the Raleigh
Standard favored tbe design of the Confer
ence, to wit : the dissolution if the Uniona
measure wbieb we apprehend would very se
rioutly d"istorb tbe compromises of tho Coo
titutkn' which made said Union. Tbe Stan
dard not only advocated a Southern Confer
enee, bu was so anxious to gt a eraok at tbe
Union, that it advocated Got. Letcher's pro
: posiMon to Lave a Convention of all tbe States,
in spite of tbe faet that such a wonvenuou
would have knocked tbe Constitution, "eom
iroBuises' and all, into a cockod hat.
As to disturbing tbe eompibmisea of tbe
State Constitution" by so altering it as to
pf rait the imperii ion of equal an4 fair taxa
tion ;oo sUve prorerty, we shall let high
Deuioeratie autbcrily suihority most ; em
phatically endorsed 00 this very subject by
the Raleigh Standard speak our sentiments.
Moses A. Bledsoe, who has thoroughly stud
ied ihe sul-ject, shall speak for os, as follows :
Thasxndol3:Uon to altering ibo constitution
. is thatth': rVatnctii ufn the General Assembly
,s (,ni'f the coropromiM of 1835. '
Now. Mr. tinker, if thw be true, I must n
f.s iht 1 bae VV.iy failed to dis-ovr any vi -d.-iif
of lb ffct in the invtigation which I
have roa-ie "f ihk subject ; and I think that ihtne
1.. nrm it will find thfmslv-upon an infill
gati.w f th matier withW thleht'lvidnce
W ttJ.tain ;be j.xti.n. I deny thrvfore, that H
of the c.mitni of 1835; M.d I i hal
Wr.ei ihoae who assume that it was to furnish ev
deie of tb fact, if tbey cv. If it had ben
on-or the compromises cf 1835, the act calling
aud ntrU;u..g lie convention wotild furnyh the
same evidenee upon thiaaubiect. which it do in
reference to tbov aobjerts which were compromis-
ad infact TaeOenerai Assemttyoi "'
Convention bis not reeeived the attention
which it merit. There were some notable
things in this Convention. In the first place,
a man who was killed about a year ago pre
sided over the Convention. Yes, the late H.
G. Williams, who, during bis life time, re
sided in tbe County of Nash, aid who was
killed by the Raleigh Standard some twelve
months ago, was the President, having, we j
frnm hi a prare on fur
presume, (t o
. - - - ! 1 ' '. ...Ml I
Ice Rouse which the extravagant j
IKAiVj" were eo awfully Jcursed for building
some years ago. We learn I further that, all
ihe subjects tt internal improvement referred
to tbe Convention by "His Excellency',' were
fully d:scu5ted, that every man of tbe body Rn1 de,.)ined j.ic. s
lonlv'saw each subject in its light; but la W Jlout
BO
not only
saw every subject in two lights
THE CIirnCH INTELLIGEJiCEIt.
The first number of this paper made its ap
pearance in this city on Wedneda7 last. It
. ajaaia.f?
is an eight pg pape' " we" DUeJ wlia 1D"
teresticg . original and selected religious mat
ter, and presents a very neat appearance.
lonrh. Edward CantweU too-yes, the inev- Tbe Kev. X. S. W. Mott is. tbe proprietor,
. . ... rl.. ... . , .1:. r.. A. ....ant !n
and its edi onai control is ior mo fiv.
the bands of tbe Rev. Frederick Fitsgerald.
The price of subscription is per an
num. We commend it to tbe public, and
especially to he denomination (the Episco
pal! of which it is the organ, as eminently
f 1 . - .
deserving a liberal support.
UIISKu .. . !, , tv
Thnshin llobert Mills, from Liverpool
vwton, Texas, wai totally wrecked; near Illv-
bead. Ko lives lost iMcsreowwRnw "
crdisiuters 10 Anici Toan-bound ve&c'.i are rqpr-
ted. p!1.-: ; ; ;
v r,,Wrm. FebJ 20. Cotton dull
ac for three oays oi io.-vu j
3 a 29. V hvat qui- t
a. 11 . Bs. Git. rrovUion steady, huga
firm. Coffee steady. B c quiet P aval stores uu
chatigpd. - ' ! 'L . - '. 't .
Consols 94a4;. ; .
1 LATEST. . .
The North AmcricantoucbfHl -at Queonstown
on tho 1st, and bring the following by teiograpn
fro .. . . . .V -.r.-l... .
all unchanged, except infunor Cotton,
slightly lower. , . j , : .
is a eonstitutioBal disease, a, corruption of the blood,
- by which this fluid becomes: vitiated, weak, and poor,
llcing in the circulation, it pervades, thewholo body,
K.,ct nut in jti.xesae on anv Dart of it 1 Bo
r 1 i g xai a y uu'uv - . . .
oriran is free from its attacks, nor is-there one whien it
may not destroyj The Scrofulous taint is variously
j Ki.A.nril rlisna.sa.low livine. disordered or
unhealthy food, impure air, filth and filthy habito the
depressing viees, and, above all, by the venereal infec
tion. W hatever be its origin, it is hereditary in the
constitution, desccading "from parenUto ehildren
.unto tbe third and fourth generation; indeed, H
it seems to be the red of Him who enys, "I will visit
the iniquities of tho fathers upon their chddren.
Its eifecU commence bv deposition from the blood or
corrupt or ulcerous! matter, which in the luugs.Tiver,
and intsrnal orgna, is termed tubercles; m the glands,
swellings; and on the surface, eruptions or sores.
Tk;. mmtioii. which eenders in the blood, de
presses the energies of life, so that scrofulous constt- 1 .'
tutions not only suifer from svofulous complaints, but!
: they have far less power to witnstana me 9-i.w.u
other diseases i consequendy, vast numbers perish by
disorders which, although not scrofulous in their na
ture, are still renders!. atal by this taint in the sys-
' toai Most of the consumption which decimates the hu-.
man family has origin directly iu this scrofulous
contamination ; and many destructive diseases of the
liver, kidntvs, bruin, and, indeed, of all the organs,
. 1 . .krrioUirl h the game cause.
One quarter of ail ojr people are scrofulous ; their
. s-.t i.ir t.hia . lurkina infection, and
tho-r health is uudtrmitied by it "lo cleanse it from
" the svstoo wo must renovate the blood by an altera
tive medicine, nd. invigorate it by healthrfood and
exorcise. Such a medicine we suppiy iu
: Compound Extract cf Sarsaparilla,
thomos effectual remedy which the medical skill of
our times can diviae for this every where prevaOjng
and fatal malady i It js combined from the most ac
tive remedial that have been discovered for th x
..urffation of this foul disorder from the blood, and the
rescue uf ifae sjomW frai iu d tyictive consecencea.
T f nnomTtive8.
-IBS' A Clergyman having cured his son of Con
' it. -mi-M .fMtrpn. after beine eiven up to
die, by the most celebrated physicians, desires te make
known ihe mode of. cure, (which proves successful
every ease,) to those; afflicted with Coughs, Colds and
s-t-..-irtrw sanrl hfl Will SeUQ tUCHRUiC w aui
free of charge. Address, encl-wln stamps to pay ;
return postage, DANIEL ADEB,
. 5,-, . rf 2T1 Centre street New York. .
''. mar 2 wly $as. w. h. med. 4 co. -
NO TIC E APPLICATION WILL BE
made at the expiratiou of 30 days, to the Prest
dent and Directors of tbevBank of the, State of North
..,!. nr.l of Certificate No. 93,for 50
Vuruiiua, ji . . , .
shares of the Capital Stock of said Eank, issued to
xi Oallowsv. 81th May, iS35. This 29th day of
February, I860.. 1
LIVER IN V IGOR AT OR,;
' i' ' 1 NEVER- DEBILITATES. -
IT IS COMPOUNDED,) ENTIRELY, i FROM
Sums,1 and has become n established ,fot, a
Btaodara Meaicine, mows nu I'l""'-"
have used it, and is now resortod to with ebafldence ia
fel2d W4w.
TT: - ..... . . vrtTTXTn. U ft N
SITUATION HASlliO."
of five years experience as a Clerk jdesires a situa
tion in soime mercantile estaoiisnment i a
salary,aoy where hi tbeSuuth. ;
feb 29-w4wpd. .; BoydtontVa. .
BELLEAONT FOR SALE.
rrVHIS -: D'BSIBABLS AND MUqn ADMIRED
1 Residence, one mile Norrh of theftowa -of Pitta
boro, N. C, is now orfered for salev on aocommodatiDg
terms. The land is well adapted to the culture of Corn,
Wbflot, Oats, and lobacw. ihere is also on the nre
... ' a.. of pjirftfiillv selected fruits .Ho-
whare in -North CaIinacan there be found a mor plea
sant summer retreat than thu.. The scenery is surpass
ingly beautiful; with one of the finest landscape Views
east of the Mountains. , -. : ' " ' ,
I For particulars address M. J. Rsmspy, Tittsboro, or
Dr. J. W. Page, Raleigh.
. February tilth, peu.
, all the diseases for which
. i. It has cored thousands
who had given up all
merous unsolicited certi
ahow.: The dose musbbe adap.
of the individual taking
' tities as to act Recti y 00
Let the dictates of your
"the use of the LIVER
and it will cure 'Liver
- Attacks, Dyspepsia,
Summer uom
. Dropsy, Sour Stom
- tiveness, Cholie,
MoTbus. Cholera In
' Jaundice, Female
be used successfully as
Nedicine. It will mire
t thousands ean testify,) in
two or three 1 ea
at oommencement of at-
,A All who ase it are
in its favor,
O
h
O
o
z
cc
ial
it is racomjsended.
withU'the last two years
hopes ef relief, as the na-
ncates in my possession
tad to the temperament
it, aad asad in nu quan
tize Bowels. ,7'-
Ijudrment f aide you in
IN V I0 KA1UK,
Complaints, Uilloas
Chronic Diarrho?a,
plaints, Dyatery,
ach, JiiaDHuai. 1
Cholera, Cholera
fan lain, Flatalenee
Weaknesses aaa nisy
an Ordinary Family
Sick Headache, (as
twenty minutes, 11
spoonfuls are take a
tok..-,r--, ,' ;. .'" Ti
Ktving their testimony
' V
feb 29 wtf.
l.ATR PTrRLKUTIONS;
til? IllADVOSISi. PATUUIjUUI, j.r.
rr..t.hf nf thm DlleaAea of theiCbest, bv W. W.
3oriiari, M. D., Fellow of the Opllefce of Physicians of
IO i HJW X iijoaxM-w ' '
Fpurth edition, revised and wUrged.
Hcnco i should . employed for 'the cure of not only Philadelphia, Memberof the American- .losoph,cai
.oofula buTalso thoie other affecUons which arise gocioty, aud oneof the Physicians ihe
fr.,m it. such as EunptivB, and Skiks Diseases, ot Hospital, eta
ATTHOST-S! FlP.K; ROSB OR ERTSIPaLAS, " tMPLS,
Pr, , Blotchbs! BLAiss, : and Boils, Tumors,
Tm. and .S-alt RhbJm, SbAio HaAn, Ring- I rrnilE
WOB, RHUm ATI8M, .rPHlLITIO Mekccriax.
Diiopsv, PT8PErslA Abbii.iti, iv. nwin,
viRUI Jff I A-SPRINGS, AND
iv-i- fh.South and West. By J-J. Noor-
iL D.. Resident Physician at the White Sulphur
. : r-M Tunirai.T nl TRK BlOOD. I o Cina vnl. 12mft. . I. .
!! Popular belief in.mpar, 0 ?o - v. TTta. '. ir-.Um nnll.
ed in tnith. for scrofula is adegeneration 01 eui
Tli r.articMlar nurpose and virwe ti iui oik""- a'- M. iwrrauw" v"" V-. j , T- .
r!fv and regenerate this vital fluid, without jeffeUn Medical College of Philade lphia etc.,
etc. 1. Esuay upon tbe Cryptonamous unpi 01 jmi-
2. au nsea
which if
upon crrtain alteratione which were to be made by
a invention to be held in tbe eity of Kaleirh in
1833. ThesuljecU of compromiae were all In
corporated Into the constitution in coniuru.uj
witbrtbe reslrictions imposed upon the convention
by the lcei.'.alure of ls34. There were certain
fL ... fi in tha a t mt 3834. .upon
whi'Ji the convention was not restricted, but miglit
r might not act, as it deead proper. Among
-v uimiiiiiI ia tha act. Dot letl
Ul9a -M ' - S - ,
,i:....i;..nirr with th conventioa to be made or
not. was that or restricting tbe General Assembly,
In tha collection of revenue, lo an equal capitation
tax upon alavea and white persons. That It was
tint tben considered one of tie compromise is ev
ident from tha fact that ths convention was not, as
t. .v. . fiKna tubi ecu whk'h were compro-
. mtsed, required H make the alteration, but left
tomake It or not Those wbn assert
iu.. .w;. .unn.nf thacooiprotniseaof 1135, ap-
rarer.tly tnrat that a wn promise is a mutual con
r rihia. If there mast be a mutual con-
.. . r .:v, rn.titnta a compromiee, w-at
.in to tha Bon-alaTeholder ia
'. ; r .ho ducriminatioa affainst him T
Xn wbaurver. I ha erjoy any privilege not
Moved ny the slaveholder, or uV be f"P
anv daty impd onoo thaalaveholderunder the
goJemment ? No, sir : Can then be a enmpro
iolse where there is no mutual concession of rights T
1 think not. . . i . 5 .
: In Iriana, there is one luaatio out j of 2,77
negro; ia South Carolina, one la-J.909; In
. llaaAcbutetu, on ia 43; la-Maine, one in 1 4. -
ruble Edward, another defunct victim of the
Standard's wrath, was not only on band, but
was actually made a member of be Executivo
Committee for tbe District. Lucios Napoleon
Bonaparte Battle, wbo was butchered in tho j
Standard's private slaughter pen not long j
ainee, ws also at tbe Convention, and so far )
from looking wan and ghost-like, presented a j
remarkably fat and, as a Yankee would saj,
tony apperanoe. Strange times these, when
th graves give) up their dead let thorn at
tend political Con ventions-very straogfe times
iudeed ! . .. ,
In looking at. tho names of the reprefeenta
livies sent by the Contention to represent the
District in the Charleston Convention, wo
rehiark that of our old friend Geo T.J.
firUn. of Warren. Unless the Ocnersl bat
tubtUtd some, he is a meaiber of the fire-eat t
ioir school of 8onthern politicians. e ai
curious to see how he will swallow uougm-,
Panl C. Cameron, Esq., waaappomted t
elector for this District. It does not appes.
io tU proceedings of tbe Convention, but w
learn that some of the delegates to the Con
Tention were very anxious. , in fact we
pledged, to vote for E. O. HajwoDd, Esq
as elector, but it was objected tnat wr. tia
wood was k Clerk and Master in Equity, an
therefore, aa a Clerk of a Court of Recore'
was, by the Constitution of this 8tate, ineli;
giblo for tbe office of elector of President 1 C
the United 8tates! J !) This was knee
down objection to Mr. Haywood, and he fe I
as flat as a flounder, but soon to rv l
giain, and ti an exacted height the SUt
r.tsstb.B. in srjite of the fact that l
by the Constitution of North Carolina j
igible to the post of District ElocU
stpinod into the Democratic
"WniQ MEETING.
t .... . t .'nmUunnttcr a ?arr nnnob-r of
tbe Wh'e an.l Amoricmsof Granvil!-, 6th inst.,
1. ki Ji ; tl, C urt Iloui at-Oxford, f.T the
'purpose or .oouintinjs.A-Wats to recent th
: li.trut Wiiiir Convention to be
v. u .h. ..f rrnnkliuton Oil tbe litn ol
lleiu w,u ;
On motion 01 :w ,
1 .. ii.. tk..k.i. .11(1 .Tnhn
K.nrftbury, tqi, was ihiiwi v
V. liis was r-qu.-su-d to. act as wfretiry.
ti . u inc Uiu3oreanix'0, 001. m
of a President cf the Unitea oiates, navii
appointed bim . one ot the two electors f
thilRtata atlareell. Did we not say tru
that the Franklinton Convention was a nob j
U affair t
1 M
There is nothing -
well calculated to oppress tbe poor Jn?v
. 4 mr,ntrae the fact in ratufi
("ai IV w
ninobera. Raleigh Prtu. .- ,
i Yon bad better commenoe yonr numbe
with the artiole in favor of ad valorem whio4
....... 1 f,. w t . aiuanut dolt'tri't' S fvma.
viihiim f..tv-i.'i.n fc. Im held on iho 13tb of
:i Ki..r. i.nv.nt;.u would ania iiit anelHOtur
.. (.,mI. f!.mr-iiional District, and would
,r.i j.Wuh to reurwnt the Lnstuctin
"he National Convention to be held in BMinore
nnthn DthOtJiav nexu v-"- -u-
with a motion that the chairman npooint seventy
live delegates to attend the Franklinton Conren
v;h motion was carried. ;
The following are the names of the delegates so
Pdnw Harris. Dr Eugene Grissom, AVilliam
TT..i..- s 11 .ToflTrioa. Dr N M Lawrence, John
, it 'J T.a Amia. laaao Davis. 8 H Bullock
r- ;n R.,.tr YA Dalbv. H Freeman, Q W
,j .1 r. w IV Coxart. Henderson La.tta, V
,:.i?.Mf n nlm N a Whitfield. Joel
ii-t.ii i'r.j. J II F ovd. Jas Fuller. J W
r. t w Rivth. 11 w uarerove, a a.
JVl.U6, . i, T Vnt.ll
I W I V 1'al.t.a vv tkl DUH:kWUil.v A. u w .
""'i " A " -.,,... T.... T S
UnKHft I rnranni. . fv iiiov j.7i.,w
r..i,.n tl,n,thr dav. and toyk a l'ok ' t'e
vfil nun"" v , - a
. i j. a A .... h II in fill (T i
lr.Tninent aciors in me w- v i
izprf. 1 nere wan x-iu - - j
rtcv bad thrown ovorard, F6eidin. 1 her
. ,- i . . 1 . . ... ! ..v I n r i . !
man, Sinclair, a ScoU.-hn.an, and FV:T, a Maine .
nan' feed nK as M..retari.-s, and all Jtnoorati.
editors, wbi'e Walsh, an Irishman, W m u wj. ;
Smith, a ft-rinw K. M ., and W ny w, a
K. N.. and H Mon. a rnceaa; m uiS,
Dt-rnocratio editors in fcUendncc. j ' .
Amone the most prominent a t"rs wvrr .
Cerr. Steele. Barrinsrer, and lds.e. nil reneiradwj
Whics, and Walrer F, Leak, a .iistributron uomo
crat. and EawurlU who kit'ed re buttia?- J
With these tMlcs el.'re tneir .
Democrats have the impudn-0 to say; one wcrct
abontjhe corap-ition of the Otiiwifon -psriy. t
.B-side. Mr. Editor, thw inon come ,""- ;
never sr-'ak t" eh .tht!r-..mo m ad r-nun-em.
orne n wet swtorow , Jr.1. r- .
misceUanetms c.'WJ tit-v aro-Mav.- j
rallonsiuh moil as liWT .fun.u.. - ;
otht-r prominent W huts, -V i-ome ov. r i .
h.lp save th. couwry J
Union loveis as tbese.
God dcllvL-r u4 from such
. FOR THK BJIG1STKB. ,.
ACHOSTIC. j - i ', : j j: "
In Ealeigh, on the eighth; without anv detention,
Met the great, tne cwrtow luiuuvi v-
Peaceful and harmonious, were every one, .
Except Wake'sextremely large pop-gun. ;,
Not he, could stand and see his friend, j ;
Driven to such an untimely end; 1 r: - ,
In spite of his roaring ana inrtais w (
Noble Irf was killed by this just dealng crowd.
Great was the feom-KerT on poor Ad s track,
Railing all in its way, no steam ia
Upon its WZ 6wfen track it mostly did run,
v . . .,..w,y,.t imnroved since first it begun.
Not e'en the mighty Scales could 6ato this one. .
. - ' . - -j t - - --
: . . . ;f.r mwA rpenerata
wbich s'unJ nealtn w unpossiu u vi..--v-
stitutious 4 ; . - . - . ' ' " '
Ayer's Cathartic Pills,
For all the Purposes ofaFsmily Physic,
,re soeompoaed that disease within'tne range of their
action can rarely withstand or evade them Thei-
: neuetratinir properties search, and cleanse, and invigr
o-a e every portion of the human organism, correcting
1 its diseased action, and restoring its healthy vitalities.
As a consequence of these properties; the invalid who
u, bo-ed with pain or physical debility is astonished
to find bis health or energy restored by a remedy at
' ' U invitino. -
No Uonl7o ThTy cure the every-day complaints of I WOm-l
h.!v. but also many formidable and dangerous JL TBB JLlt t-
diseaws. The. agent below named f pleased to fur
nwh eratis mv American Almanac, containing .certiB
cates of their cures and directions for the use in the
folU.winf compla Jits f Cortiveve, Heartburn, Uea
oel, arUiH, from dimrdtred Stomach, Aoa,
th,. fain fat and Morbid fractyo of the Bouelt,
r .i a .. r...;,-- .utd other
kindred complaints, arieing from A low state of the
body or .obstruction of its functions. l
Ayex's Cherry Pectoral, r-j
l fok THk baid cpkk by . .
Conchs,! Colds, Inrfnenza, Hoarseness,;
Croup, Crenchitis, Incipient Consump
tion, and tor the relief of Consumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the disease.
So wi le is tbei field of ite usefulness and so numerous
are th casesi of its cureB. V that almost every section of
country abour ds in persons publicly known, Vfho hava
been restored from aiming an even desperate dis
easesf In. lungs by its nsfc ' vTbeaonc,
r rr ather roediolne' of its kind, is toe
app-rentfo escape observation and where its virtues
are known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affections
of the pulmonary Morgans; that arencident to ou
climate. While, many inferior remedies thrust upon
the community have failed and been .discarded, this
ha ealned fri-nds by every-trial, conferred benefits on
the afflicted they can never forget, and produced cures
too aumerous and too remarkable to beiorgottetti t. . ;
. i '. i ' '. 1 . PItlPARSD BY - . ' 'i t
' V OR. J. C. AVER & CO. v ,
; -,- '. LOWELL MASS. . .
?' wn tlAMS HAYWOOD, RAtEtOH, and by
i Drueists and. Merchant, throughout tbe Stats.
A? Wholesale by M: A. C.. A Santos, Norfolk,
' andf nrceu, tjaau iv, v.u.--, .. .,.-; ., --
mar li -
Fav-pfs.
, , u r Vital Induction. 3. On thePen-
LfrtnMs of. Fluids. 4. On the Penetrativene of
fifties. 6. On a Ken Practice in Acute and Chronic
tZmatom. Fdited v S. Weiriaitch.il, M. D..
I jitnrfr oil Pbvsioloey in the Philadelphia Associa
tion for Medical Instuction. One vol.
Opportunities fob' industry
II and the Safe Investment-of CapitaLor a Thon-
12 mo,
Ar.Lr t"u on., u a. Rnb't Williams, iv W mot Gov. . win le a' shame,
?""u: .. "r 't.:. r. rrn rhnam H A . .4 'lnrerrf. that is ouite the same.
W Y VeD0, Aren a xavi u- " n iui tarit ' - ... ,
Harris P E A Jones, W E Jone. It B Render. Dm0craey is just-that, n-wiU doubt.
son, ll
i
" . . .. r r, v - uav...-ar I .. i . nnsniinit in tlx MirtT And ouk
II Ko-lana, wruj ivooaru, , biceps - VV. n.l,
R U Hunt. C R Eaton, John Hargrove, stepnen Many, for 1-resuaens B"-' TT, T" ' .
. - . v. a ail war i s amiis m n
Satterhite, Alavia Alien, yv u. ' " "
Famine, John Feed Dennis Tillcv. Thad Row
land, J T Thomas, vv a crews, a -m
r t - T.Tnv I : rr Kl mi. -i' aa oiruui, w
n. ' - - . .
ROBERT PATTERSON, . ; ; '
Bread, Cracker and 1 fancy r Cake
- 5 I2ank SU, Petersburg, Va., -TTAS
ALWAYS ON HAN D SODjl, BUT
I 1 T . iv s,,.wir.mo-Niend SheU Crackers j
Sthe'eelebrated W "
a Ti. a ww invun is mm uuiiiu bui
commenaett oy "y" w" ... :
Uollir
John
-w-w a - A .UIJ T.-I1:-.
DWVilWiiTy-- --f ' m T-.n-j' JT
W OJUUWai
Tt T T. nrihtrsje. IsiVV - ljassiur.
Dr J A BWll, B J Mitchell, T J Blachnall, H
MAtdenTWoodson Knight, B H Hobgood, R
R B Gilliam Jr,u.w
r n. Rnbt Hicks.
iirnivi. ai " " . f .......
Worthani, Josiah Parham, Dr S A W illiam..
! On motion of Col. Edwards; the meeUog then
ojTned..-B-Em
'. J.jW Satxs, Secretary. . i- , :i -
JBQjT Fourteen
laves, passed
last week,
-" - MARRIED,';
fiW in!., bv: the 'Kit.1 Lsvt AndibP;
MR" SAMUEL rJKRY,er. aged 76 yea", p
and A1AJII iiiwis, au vi
rteen aegroes, supposed to be fugitive ! Wjcsikt, an
ted and carefuUy packed on short noUce.
, lap'12T wiy;'ali - -r?c, w.; ;";
Of Dougias and others, but none were ia .
Conventioni line xdis, jusi. - vv i - , R
Resolve never to choose, jtwixt tbe ?mck mm, i Tesfor Wedtoipj'and Parties iced and ornamen-
I ..heeir :-::v''li V,'; V.i.j "-j'.;T ted and carefully p
As oor friend o'er the way, to we owuu,
Considering, so often, they played him a. trick, '
1 You must Eie Aws the vay, for Me "very qeh
I-' The North J Carolina pea nut crop is re-
ported to be hebvy this season,
papers please copyt
' DE FOREST,' ARMSTRONG & CO. '
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
Would notify the Trade that they are opening Weekly,
t ; in snr sal nwiHiiu iuwW ,
i f ; . Wamsutta Prints, -
- : , .-. ALSO THE " - - t
.:viP:: AMOSKEAG-r- ' ' . i !''
, - T;k A,naiiirH Print in the Ceun-
: try for perfection of execution and design in full Mad-
der Colors, 'uars .vwr-. - .
keW an meeting wiihextepsiv sale. . k .
i 'Orders prompUj attended to. --eb I-wly;
Chanees to make Money. ; ny a v
One vol r2mo.,'426 pages. J- V ! -- : j
FOUR i YEARS or A.
Being Keminiscences oi iit
shack-Browning, a Mar jlano Atunw.
ten down by himself. (Revised and Illustrated,, by E,
Stabler. One voU 12uio. j - -
ww nirTKnAKr or jw
TIONS."Vrom the OreekrtaUn, and Modern
languages. Xransiatea inw Mgu,
Vrv accompanied With uiustranons iv, -
cal. ana Aneeaoraeai. jjj - - -Learn
" "TheXspperaadeneral Beader's Pocket
Companion," etc. With anoxtensive Inde, referring
to every important woid. Cue vol. 8vo. . , .jj
- - : , , ' For Sale by j " ' ' '
V H ' - ! D D.' TURNER. .
Balelgh,' Match. I860 j mar 17.-
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE IN CA
: TAWB A COUNTY,, N..C; I .J
PERSOSSdesirouStopufchsse ahome in the most
bealthy, section of Western North Caroiinaare now
.nrl i nri nrnurtunity. " ' " -', f . v
rpt- Vl-..;r,r. fiff rd for sale iSBVKHAL THACT9 OF
LAND " one ot 1.UUU acre-, imi .-.
one" of 509, one of 354, one of 72, and one of 43,
iarlrtWh TY1H V be- treated tot in private. Chese
lands are oil the read between Linjoolnton and Newton-,
Z, iA to be teed Tabacce lands. There is a
railroad already running to- Kewton and one in course
of construction to Lineeintoo. iq i ; . - . , I
- toon the first named Tract there w a Urge and eom
fortable Duelling, with a good Kitchen, Negro Cabins,
a .ii nut buildine.. Alsot a Forge for the
ntXU via MTy vw w j j f i
manu5.Wure of Iron,' situated oA'an nnfading stream (
where- a fine loc&tiou tor a mereuanio "t-j
...i..i , nn thu Tract will be found about 120 acres
t .' hottom iaiid; over 100 acres of which ia to a
good, state of cultivation. - - t - -'---
v The tract coclaining 95.1.aeraj embraces a Haw Mill
and other ;improviait t. On the remaining tract
there are same improvemenis,aiii
a,, .ii! tttT.fi; la -included in one common
boundsry.'and it wiUbe Sold either in a body or snb
..mi)n an it rjorcbascrs. ' Aylng as uu
Und doesj. trtr.tie line 6f the publioroad between
Kewton and incolnbn, about milaa front the latter
and 7 frem the rornier, w - "
OommbdatioM already buUts and bing coiistruoted,
these land will be easy of aoces. and eonveaien to
those seeking the best market. fc'P",
A few miles from the above specified lands there are
two other tracts which are offered for sale-one abont
95 acres and the oth:r 876, bioh will be sold in.
one body or seperated to suit purchasers. ' J
- The subscribers having determined to remove to tbe
Southwest, offer this Valuable property to those who
wishtopurchase,9 they have resolved to selL j
- Persons who may desire to inspect the lands and iaH
provemeats, will find proper guides on the preiruseS
who will affbrdthera aU needea aocemmeaauuna. .
' Call and see the property at asearly a .period aa i
jr. a tsi. w,
Mix Water in the Month wlta the INVIG-
ORATOR, and swallow aout wg-eiaer.
. irc Oa Dollar pel? Buttle.
:1 i' : ALSO,
! bARFOBD'8
-. ;'' '. .' aitf' '": ' ' .r.M.cr ' -!
I.C A THAR T .ip.-vp'I'X. LB,
Pure Vegetable Extract, amd pU P in'QlASS
. CAGE'S, Air Tight, and wf AtP i climate.
I The Eamilf Carthartlc'PiHHs a gentle but
active Cathartic which the Proprietor ha used in . .
practic'e.more than twenty years. -I !"" -I V i -'
The oonsUntly inoreasiog auuaad from tboe M
''have used the tills and the witisf action wbia all ax-
press In regard to ineir uao, ui uuuw
them within the reach of all.!; ' '! ' "
i Th Professioa weUk .knewi that different Ca
thartics act on different 091 portlcna it th bowels.
fTh FAMILY CA-j jiTIURTIC Pff-I
havwith due reforencato' j hiweli stablUhed fact,
been compounded from .ivarr8ty of th purest
jVegetabl a ta ts r -jwhica act alike on every
!partoftheaUmantoryeanaV iand ar good and
safe in all eases where a ; CatharUo is needed, such
os Deraneements of t ;th Stomach, Sleep
Juess, Palaa m th - Bstk ss4. Loins,
Costiveness, Pala and. Soreaas hvarth
' whole bodyi from sudden .J eold,, which frequentl y, It
i negleeted'and in a long "- course of Fever. Las
1 of Appetite, a Creep- ig 0ea-atiaa of.
Cold over th body,; !Kestlesea, II end-
i ache, on Weight ia u(tae Jlead, .aUIa
flammatory Disea-,rk-Warms lo Chil
dren or Adults, Rhevmatism, a great
' i iTm. r.r v. Itlnnd .. and.'manv' diseases to j
which flesh is heir, too' , InOmerous t mention la
'' thi. ulTKrtiaamenL Dose. 1 tO 3. ." ' -
. ' PRICE 31 DIMES t
- The Liver lavlgoratdir laad Family Ca
thartic Pills ar retailed byPwiggisU generally,
and sold wholesale bv tbe trade In aU large towns.
, . S. T. W. SANF0RD, M. ,
. Miafacsurer an Proprietor. ,
335 Broadway,
" oct 26 wty "
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New. York. '
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This delicious! t6nic, kpeciallt
designed fof the us af th MadJcal Profession aud -the
Family, po-ea those intrimi Kadioinal lper
tles (Touiiaod BiuiwcticX whh belong to an OLD
and PURE GIN. Th business of mans factoring
spurious gins, and off rln them a l? U$Z
thT titles, Arcmiati-CordiaL- Medicat4,
ats has become so common, that th public r Justly ,
ospicipo. of nearly .vryfting that Is offer! ndr
similar forms, and th trade has thus baen broaght Into
: dUreput. It has remained for 0 us boas (stablisbad
in 1778) to supply th pressing pov and to
inaugural a w era in th history of the Trade. W
- i, aatahliihad lwuUtion founded upon
Htbty years of xperienca-rabundanUy yiadlcatos our
laim to public eonfldano. .l i..' . . '
N. B-A eomparisoa of "Binhirar'S Old Loodoa
Dock GUV with others bearing similar nam, win es
tablish its superiority, aad sank pthr. eaotwa anna-
pTup in Quart Bottle, I- eai-fof
dosen each, and soldihrOngho.t th world by rg
glsta, Grocers, et. - I , . '
DrnggisU and Daalar supplied wlta
Wines and Braadles,'' .
:' dir;t from United State bonded awhoaJsfc,
Th abov GIN marb had at tha' Pr Stor r
WILLIAMS a HAYWOOD, ; " : dlT-n
Va-a BUSHELS OF CORN MEAL, W
jST SMOKING 79 k J
, Q. S.;BADGEH, HARRIS,
Kl.' . .ATTORNRYAT IiA-W,,--j
vix-u .' 'i'a.HeBderspai 'N. C ,
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Franklin
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