The southerner. [volume], November 20, 1852, Image 2

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THE SOtTTHEKN'8'
'. i , rt;iim Latins: in New York
ComiEIg to tlieir . Schofieldf in a letter to the "Dai-
Tfc fnllnxriiiff is from the National f that 1000 11)3. of
thc organ of aboUtionism. We are still hap- IJ by rctan weekly, in
to find them not entirely New York. This amounts to u.uuu
ivo -onm nnil does not cmorace
iuui mxxv.,
of ra
fhat uiav bo purchased
..fM.fl? T.ro??ress m tue oouui, uu,ru 4-"" -" " ."V "... j -i..
-ft to whom aire we
to look for the wholesale by sonic of those who daily
au, frt eo ;f TT states that "its use is iear-
rT rrr Vonihe increase in tUs ei,y, and
The Southerner.
hopeor the peacyn, . . . llftlJft ' ks as a cUean means of
. M Vfc-V Vi"" If II I I t I . U I . I . t . VJ W U V w
withdraw Federal ation is proOuctive of the greatest evils;
ft W Congess can do producing intos.cat.on
nothing more than
Opium inebri-
TAUBORO': NOVRMBElt s
20.
s .1.. ..dttm it. 11R T10 COII-1 It lb cl XUU.lm owwv.w
support trom cm. I fWn, fnr , wllilc nnd is therc-
.itntional uowcr tor its aoouuou.
. . i
A.r. vlr-itps cannot iv-sisiaw
ILO Km W M J
. .uL.mo iln nomore than
Meet; iiiun uiuaviiovi."
. . . i
Our State Election.
Via sub- fore verv seductive in its influence, but
v . i
tbrtncth forth tears, disease, ana
It is to be regretted that its
XeT lpWl7na cSesiastieaUy, use should boon the increase a.uong us;
thin? should at once De done to
discuss the question, ana scpaiaiu- -
..... i ' .... c . Zl l.'ni-tlinrl eninflt tin
The Ka.e,SU papers ... V; om u-V andrcst tho CTi,.
TtefromC01to 702. J ,. ? Wn mav talk .ScVo
IS lllC UUpU Ul uamiv. -
oi reuuiuuu,
The IScsitU.
f th rurht of resistance,
f WVnltmn. Our fathers resisted the
It is now fully ascertained that Pierce has Jcspotism of jjrlts
n Stales, except Vermont, Maa- . , 1oefiriU 1
A Vattomat. President. The
fill. - I . n
am. J.ney wuu TTnlnn. w th the cxcemion oi
. i ii o.,ino nvpnnt ermont, Mas- I, j.lo iiil thnv subnilttCU. J i v. fnr..i nnii
camea au owwi v-vvr- - i nave Dceii uaswiwo j ; I uaiiiornia, uus uuuu "
Bachusctts, Kentucky and Tennessee; and tU WQuld bavc deserved chains nau rcguU -g flS follows:
1 fT' 1 1..1 a f -k I I 1 1
,t suceecdea. xne, u..u Qon votc.
tyor,ePr vote, mac.,, S,,os S0 SlTimT and
ctory- i.i:.. fv h,.l government; they
r ;ct;fiit;nn: and the despotism
them was across an
nii,'mff of interest durinff the last week. . hnnannd miles wide. The
O 1 UCUclU 111 l
Lard, 11 to 12 Jets.
Fresh Pork, 71 to '8 cts.
yigh None in market.
Cotton, 8 to 9 cts.
r.OTTONV
a .Wlino in the New York market
of , in consequence of the news by the
Atlantic.
Reported fir the South-side Democrat.
H.Utrsburn Market, Nov. 17.
.1 !
f!otton -The Atlantic's accounts ue-
in unfavorable, our market has given
away a little. Sales at 9 Jo. to 9fc.
The stock has been much reduces the
nast week.
i it.
Qorn so cliange since our iasi.
Wheat This article continues to ad
vance, the late foreign news being favo-
Wo Wn note sales ot prime White
KSivs i A
at 1,11, and Rod at 1 Ih .
Flour Sales at $5 for good brands
of Superfine.
Guano The maikct is now entirely
bare of this article. Lst sales at 46 J.
Bacon Virginia cured is not to be
had. Sides and ShDulders wituout
genuine
type, should make use of the only
medicine, Hobensack's Liver l'Uis. -r
&&-"Benot deceived;' but ask for Ilobcn
sack's Woim Syrup and Liver Tills, and ob
serve that each has the signature of the Tro-
t V " TTOBENSACK. as none else
are genuine.
- THE ONIY TRUE
PORTRAIT OF
c-
WASHINGTON.
A Card.
Free States
Slave States
18
21
42
ic caucus for Senator.
Mr. Dobbin is the nominee of the Democrat-1 layes baYC none of these advantages,
and resistance by them would result in
a war of horrible extermination.
Where, then, we again ask, is the
hope of the slave? So far as we can sec,
it is, uud'jr God, in the free citizens of
the South. Peaceful, successful eman
cipation must be their work. The pub
lic opinion that shall originate the
movement, carry it forward, shape it,
direct it, accomplish it, wisely and ben
eficially for all concerned, must be a
Southern Pahlic Opinion."
Gen. Pierce's vote:
Free States
Slave states
The Temperance Came.
Two weeks since, we presented, as a mere
item of news, the memorial recommended by
the late Grand Division. We gave it to our
readers with no direct comments. We sim
ply stated that we disliked, and desired the
alteration of the present Licence system.
And now, we have neither space, time, nor
inclination to give a dissertation on Temper
ance, as connected with legislation. A few
vords however will convey our notions, and
ghould these be called in question, our reas
ons will be forthcoming.
In the first place the only clause In the
memorial palateablc to us, is the last one,
i.Ti tii veetVmfr law., if ever offered
to the people, may be rejected.
I forced,
stringent morality we conceive to be worse
ES?Wc learn that L. O'B. Branch,
Esn.. has been elected President of the
Raleigh and Gaston Hail lload.
158
9G
254
The gratifying fact is thus seen that
Pierce, nominated by Virginia and the
South, receives from the North 9 votes
more than sufficient to elect him Presi
dent. May we not proudly announce a
triumph which, like the glorious youn
rd.ipf thnt. has led the contest, "knows
no North, no South, no East, no West,'
but is as comprehensive as the Union
itself?
change.
Reported fir the Wilmington Herald.
Wilmington Market, Nov. 17.
Turpentine. We note sales altogeth
er since last report of about 2765 bbls.
On Saturday Soft ruled at 3,25. On
Monday and yesterday at 2,40 and i,o5.
Hard 1,75 per bbl. The market seems
to be firm and the demand good.
Corn. The stock is getting light,
and the article is in good demand
Thorn have been no receipts lor some
- - A.
time back.
Paeon. The article is quite scarce,
as the receipts from the country contin
. i
ue limited. c note no change in
prices, Hams at 14 cts., Itog Hound 13,
Sides do., Shoulders PJJ, a VI cts. per
lb. AVcstcrn is as last reported a fair
stock and moderate salo3.
Lard. A moderate stock on the mar
ket, held in kegs at 13, in bbls at 12 a
12 J cts per lb. We hear of no recent
transactions of consequence.
WHEREAS, a statement of miac Jias
made its appearance before the public, in a
recent Card published by Mr. A. W. Poarce,
and as I have reasons to believe is miscon
strued bj' many, so as to place me in a false
position before the public, I deem it a duty I
owe to myself and all concerned to make an
explanation. It is true that I considered it
nnadvisable to answer the C;ird of Mr.
Pearce, but yielded to the majority princi
ple, (excepting item No. G of our Card.)
regret that with regard to this item, there
should have been any misunderstanding; being
desirous to do justice to all, I gave the state
. .
ment to correct this item, not expecting
lowevcr, to see it in print, otherwise I should
lave been more explicit to have prevented
false impressions.
The misunderstanding with Mr. rvichard-
son and myself occurred in June, 1850. As
soon, however, as he returned home from
the North (some four weeks) an explanation
between us, adjusted all matters satistactori-
ly; since which time I have been a lnenu
and patron of his school. Extreme excite
ment and misconstruction at the time gavo
birth to my harsh remarks.
In conclusion it is only necessary, and I
am happy to say, that I recognize Mr. Rich
ardson as a friend, a scholar, and a gentle
man of correct moral principles.
JOSEPH B. OUTLAW.
Cedar Itock, October 24, 1852
JUST PUBLISHED
T. B. Welch's Magnificent purle ..
0,
Engraved (by permission f, ,
original portrait, in the Athena
This superb picture, En
snh,
uni.
gravel
Kost
on.
Sl't i ' ' l
supcrmtcnclonce of TIIOf vq
the eminent and highly gifted artist
only correct likeness of Washing 13 tt
lished. It ha been character! J V
greatest work of art erev produced
country. As to its fldelitv - .
V "
ivvaio wi iwd- nuupteu 8011 Qf V i.
'.win
Notice
than the little which humanity alwavs re
tainsa confessed rum-sucker, acting with
at least the disapproval of the truly good,
better than a long-faced hypocritical law
breaking drinker, acting with the approval
of a public opinion, manufactured by those
equally guilty. Public opinion is indeed
the virtual executive of every law; and eve
ry law, which enlists not its services, though
it remain on the Statute Book, must become
ineffective a dead letter. The law is but
the chart of public opinion, by which it is
guided in inflicting its penalties. Penalties of
a bodily nature only canbe inflicted. And as
these have proved ineffectual in the attempt
ed enforcement of all morality, not Ktiitcnal
hj assented to, we conceive that prudence
and the dictates of patriotism warn us to
forbear. Prudence tells us to beware how
we attempt to reverse nature's course
we attempt to raise the stream above the
fountain whence it flows. Patriotism tells
ns to beware how we attempt to contract the
bounds of human freedom, and warns us not
. - . - it A nn the sa
to encroach with lcgisiau
ered grounds of conscience. Thi
ceivethat the Legislature cannot totally for
bid the use of any article, from bacon down
to arsenic.
. But secondly, has it properly no jurisdic
tion over the matter?' Surely it has. For
Tvhilc it should of right refrain from curtail
in" the freedom of the citizen, it is neverthe
less its duty so to regulate his exercise of these
liberties, that it shall not result to the detri
ment of others. This principle is recognized
hi our present License Law, which we pre
sume was framed to put it ia practical oper
ation. If so, most signally has it failed. It
is indeed worse than no law; for it has just
IV. C. Conference
This body met at Louisburg the 3d
instant. Pishop Capers presided with
.i;.ru'tv nnd niwr.tabilitv. The session
i was harmonious and interesting. Re
ports of the prosperity of Zion from
different parts of the work were cheer
ing; some of the financial departments
had been greatly advauced. There had
been a nctt increase of 2,337 members.
Nine joined Conference, six were or
dained deacons and ten ciders. Over
thousand dollars were raised for
six
missionary purposes during the year,
and handsome amounts for the Educa
tim Sod.'ty and necessitous cases.
The next Conference will be held in
this city, 2d November, 1853.
Raleigh Star.
II. H. Gibbons to Edgecombe.
ST A Frccsoil paper on the Reserve,
Lorain county, thus announces the re
sult of the Presidential election:
"The telegraph brings the following
profane message:
Every d d thing
For Pierce and King.
which is without doubt true.
We have no time to give particulars
at length, before going to press. It is
known, however, that Scott is defeated!
Hurrah! Hurrah! Pierce is elected!
Roo-hoo."
From the Glasgoic Mail, Oct. 5.
ture. In England the preparations for
Arrivals Of. VllslralianGoIcl Wellington's funeral and the opening
of Parliament engross attention. In
ARRIVAL OF
The Steamer Itfanltc.
Latest from Eurnpt?.
The U. S. Mail Steamship Atlantic
has arrived at New York with Liver
pool dates to 3rd inst.
The news is without any striking fea-
THE Stockholders in the Greenville &t
Raleigh lllank Road Company, are hereby!
notified, that an installment of Four Dollars ! refer every lover of Washington to the porlml
on the share of stock in said road will be re-, itself, to be seen at the office of this paper, uW
rer to the
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARKCD?
who says, -it is a faithful Kprcscnhr
the celebrated origin," anJ
JUSTICE TANEY of the Suprcme
the United States, who says, .As
art its excellence and beauty mustf
every one who sees it: and it is no j nke
py in its likeness to the Father 0f his
try. It was my good fortune to
him in the days of my boyhood, J?
whole appearance is yet strongly imp "
on my memory, 'iho portrait you h,
sued appears to me to be an 'er,t i '!
jvpieaeuuug penectiy the expression
as the torm and features of the face
says SENATOR CASS, it is a lifclikerZ
enlation of the great original. PRESIDENT
FILLMORE says, -the work appears toae
to have been admirably executed and ,;.
cntly worthy of the patronage of thepul
Says MARCIIANT the eminent porWt
painter, and the pupil of Stuart, your print
to my mind is more remarkable thananv
other I have ever seen, for presenting ti
whole individuality of tho original portrait,
together with the noble and dignified repose
ofair and manner, which all who ever saw
him considered a marked characteristic (j
the illustrious man it commemorates."
F jt the great merits of this picture ve ronU
i as ei
quired to be paid on the 20th of Dec. 1852.
Prompt payment is rcqusted.
By order of the Board of Directors.
R L. MYERS, PrcsH.
Jxo. A. Set. by, Ssc'y.
Greenville, Nov. 11th, 1852.
5,000 Oranges,
JUST RECEIVED and for sale by
W. IF. WILLARD.
Washington, Nov. 20, 1852.
Earthquake in Virginia.
The shock ot an cartnquaKC, wuicu
was felt in Richmond on Tuesday even
ing, was also very sensibly fcltinScotts-
11- 4 11 , ..1 , innnfir l"!rfr linilSO
in the village was shaken by the oscilla
tion; the boats lying in the canal were
tossed to and fro, and the waters gave
evidence of being much troubled. A
rumbling sound, resembling distant
thunder, immediately followed the
we con- shock.
The last few days have witnessed the
most extraordinary arrivals of gold from
Australia. The close last week brought
four or five ships into the Thames with
cargoes of gold dust of various amounts
up to 100,000, but all these vessels
were outstripped by the Medtcay, which
arrived on Saturday, with a cargo of
old dust valued at upward of 270,000.
Iflechanicai Knowledge
IS TITE
Strength of a Nation,
AND a thorough system of Free Education
is the only preservation of a R-cpiiblican
Government. And as FRANCIS L. BOND
is now struggling with New York for the j Ed w. Everett, LL. D., Jared Sparks, LLC,
indeDcndance of North Carolina, let every William II. Prescott. LL. D.. "Washinartoa
.. i n .t Til . l I a I '
1" ranee the employes Ot the Jvdyscc taKe c;rtizen 0f Edgecombe and the adjacent coun- Irving, Ralph W. Emerson, Esq., Trof.T.C,
every opportunity of parading the pa- ties call at the well known
in ill 1 ntl or rf fh 11 r, min n A Oij
Jurists and Scholars accompanying it.
ARTISTS. Marchant and Elliott, of Xw
York; Ncagle, Rothcrmel, and Lambda, of
Philadelphia; Chester Harding, of Boston;
Charles Eraser, of Charleston, S. C; and to
f c ada pted son of Washington, Hon. Geo,
W. P. Custis, himself an artist. STATES
MEN. His Excellency Millard Fillmore,
Major Gen. Winficld Scott, Hon. GorgeH.
Dallas, Hon. Willi.'. ia R. King, Hon. Mel
Webster, Hon. Linn Boyd, Hon. Lewis Cass,
Hon. YVm. A. Graham, lion. John P. Ktt
nedy, Hon. R. C. Winthrop, LL. D. JT
RISTS. Hon. Roger B. Taney, Hon. Ik
Ducr, Hon. John McLetn, Hon. Enfa
Choate. SCHOLARS. Charles Folsom,
Esq., the well known Librarian of the Boston
Athcneum, who says, "I would ratkr oro
it than any painted copy I have erer seen;"
E. P. Whipple, Richard HiWrctli, Hon.
The New York Pay Rook says:
Never before, since we were old
enough to know right from wrong, have
we rejoiced in the defeat of the whig
party; nor should we rejoice now were
the party that calls itself whig the whig
party of 1S32, 1836, and 1844. Since
it has abandoned all its old conservative
Douglas Jerrold's idea of Conserva
tive. There's a sort of men in the
world that can't bear any progress. I
wonder they ever walk, unless they
walk backwards! I wonder they don't
refuse to go out. when there's a new
moon and all out of love and respect
for that for that "ancient institution,"
the old one. Rut there were always
such people, and always will be. When
lucifers first came in, how many old wo
men, staunch old souls any of them
worthy to be members of Parliament
stood by their matches and tinder-box
es, and cried out "no surrender! And
how many of these old women, disjjuis-
cific policy of the Emperor. The Rcl
gian and Sardinian Ministry are in
progress of transformation. Turkey is
struggling to pay its debt, notwithstand
ing serious disturbances in the Eastern
provinces.
LiVEurooL Cotton Market.
Furniture Ware Room
in tarboro'.
And enrol his name among its patrons, and
stand in the ranks and battle with F. L.
BON D in defence of the mechanical interest
i of the South.
ALSO, let the Ladie? wield their influence
As is usually the casG, the market and bear in mind that this great champion of
became quieter after the departure of Southern mechanical independence, is daily
Upham, J. T. Ileadly, Fitz Green Hailed,
II. W. Longfellow, Wm. GilmoreSimras;anJ
FROM EUROPE, Lord Talfounl, U
Macauley, Sir Archibald Alison, Lord Major
of London, &c. &c. &c. THE PRESS,
throughout the entire Union, have "ffiti one
voice proclaimed the merits of this superb
engraving.
To enable all to possess this valunblc trot
urc, it is sold at the low price of $j per espy.
Published by GEORGE AV. GUILDS,
the steamer (Canada) on Saturday, devising new plans of FURNITURE for ; x. W. corner of Fifth and Arch streets,
Sales, however amounted to 12,0 00 their comfort and convenience, and would
bales. 8.500 beins American of which tei'e say to them, if they wish to see them
3,000 were ou speculation, and 1,000
for export prices closing without abate
ment from Friday's quotations. The
Asia arrived early Monday morning,
and her letters were to hand before the
selves as others see them, they must call at
F. L. B02T D'S Ware room and purchase one
of those beautiful marble-top Dressing Bu
reaus, with a mirror on tlicm, that will re
flect to the eye aud.mind the most beautiful,
features and fisrures that. Were ever before
opening of business; the result was a bcbeia by thc fancy 0f a iady'8 imagination.
talliug on in the sales to b,UUU bales, ot Jj-ggrSce advertisement in another column.
which 2.000 were on speculation, to- Tarboro', Oct. 2(, 1852.
ecthcr with a partial decline of 1-lGth
from Friday's figures. Tuesday (yes- Reill. BlOSSOlll&Son.
tcrday) Sales were but 5,000 bales-
the decline of
ni in mnln attirn m Pvorv dav about at on speculation
public meetings, professing to be ready 1-Wth being fnlly established I
to die for any tinder-box question that B1IlutJ "v
bales.
Just before the departure of the At
lantic, Cotton declined another l-16th.
Liverpool Provision Market.
- . I i ir j
..:,.:0 .i1 hwrimfi a Saward and ay como um its, icuuj, ipro iu
1 r ' I . 4-n A,. Ti-.m if. nil flirt iTiirlini. rknt-hfins!
lost all respect for it, and rejoice m its "wauhe ujmg or uujtum ui
defeat. That we are elad to see old gone out oi lasuion.
Availability" so completely routed, af-
ter the circumstances unoer wmcu ne the HOUSEHOLD of SYMPATHY.
Ml 1 .11
w!i nnminnted. we Will not auempi 10 tt ,i i . xi. r.:i:-a ; . . .
traffic sufficient legal recognition to " ";, T, no ti1A "aPPy "? appy tuu rcmam n0minal.
f,' ' - I f'()IHH!Ul. 11U iC, no in wm.viu.vi I ,I ... l,nnrt Vl cfflrtW-rt
make it (if possible) respectable and just whippcd candidate that ever ran I n nn smne
concentrated it, by the license ice, sumcicn, for officc ; nnrP.tnmfid and where friends mili.U J&ii,
.m 1. Xt- HH Aml-V I I - m I
to make it profitable tiicreoj raucr .uWux say to each other daily, with actions Tn this countv. Oct 5th, by Wrisht
w . n I , n - n rv m 1 1 . I . il I "
aging than restraining it. wearcuicumu ale nj avcs. lweivc e, tju- rather than words, "Thy joys, thy hap- Barnes, Esq., Mr. Richard M. Garrett,
. .-i.i ii-i x- ..r-N.v. n v- nnn nor I f 1 n 1 1 - i I J J I . 4.... I . r. I. -v I . . . n T- -n
for its repeal. This accompnsneu, tu .Pv,- MStin- ui c nvuiuu a1VA v4 pmcss, are mine 100. ulul 10 to Miss Jvowwa, daughter ot dames jb.
tion then arises, can it not be regulated com- the greater pari 01 mem young, nu, peac the quiet-home, which pro- jW, Esq.
at puonc aucuou, ui anvuwu, tectinf encloses the weary pugnm 01
. . . . 1 11 . 3 :i. c'. l
earth, which collects arounu iia ineuu Xfl
hearth, the old man, leaning tJ-4g
j j " a ' ,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
No. 145 Front-street,
NEW YORK.
Bexj. Blossom,
CitAs. W. Blossom.
Refer to the Branches of the Bank of the
1,1
.HkU -,!iU 41.. .nmnri hnnsire view ou,u
pur,mVu muat - ftriOnO.
- . , I V ill. LL lWYY - l 3 iiVf iJi V v v v-
Wn flout it can. ' j " '
V MA W14UUVUU ilUVl 1V II V . AJt
How? By a law, similar, we believe, to thc
Most articles wear an improving ar State of N. C, at Tarboro', Wilmington and
pearance, but stocks are too small to ad- k ayettcviue.
mitof much business, and quotations uerai avances maue on consignment
Cotton consigned to us, via Wilmington, N.
C. will be forwarded free of all charges by
General Commission and For
warding Mercivnt,
WILMINGTON, N. C.
Who will make Cash Advances on consign
ments to his address, for sale or shipment to
us.
Cash advances will also be made on con-
Philadelphia
SAMUEL PEARCE,
Sole Agent for the State of Nortti : Carolina-
This Portrait can only be obtaiucd from
MR, PEARCE, or from his duly authorized
agents.
Arrangements hate been made with the
Post Office Department, by which copies"1
thc Portrait can be sent to any point, p
mail, in perfect order.
flgg" Persons by remitting Five Doiw
to SAMUEL PEARCE, Hillsboro', K-l-will
have a copy of the Portrait sent to tlica
f rep of Pasfaae
j , ...,
RMagnificent Gilt Frames, got F
prcssly fur these Portraits, furnished at
ow price of $5.00 each.
JUST ISSUED,
A MAGNIFICENT PORTRAY Of
Engraved by T. B. WELCH, fl
tch for
The Japanese Expedition. Among nn ti fff tue sfrona.. middle-ased At Kockv Mount, on Sunday last.
existing law of Missigsippi. That not less tlic articlcs to be taken out are the fol- man the lovinr wife, and happy child- Mr. Tlios Newly, of the firm of Newby signmcnts to us, by
than a spcojneu ipiaamy, say a gaiton, snau i0W,Ug: a locomotive, anu len mnes ot ren Q an(j Sp0rt around, in & Home.
be sold, unless by a , licensed retailer; and railroad iron: a tciegrapnic apparatus, earthlv heaven, and who imish a
that no license shall be granted unless a ma- with a wire sufficient to lead from the ay passe(i ja innocence, with grateful
jority of thc heads of families, living within Emperor s palace to one 01 inc principal prayers upon thoir smiling lips.
aking all towns; an apparatus tor taicing aaguer
. i. reotvnes: a . macnificeut barge for the
r. u v inn- 1 j r -. i
T " r;irt fiffv hnves 01 QO-
ti x- -i - 1 .1- .i..i ixuuiueror. iiuuf,wwv xt
cing tnc mawer enureiy m vne nanus oi me . ' . ,lQir;.
mesne cooas 01 iiiiMiius vww..r
x? ' r ... it ... ..
uons. &ciemiji(? Jintvi ecu.
five milos, assent thereto, lhus m
men accountable for their own deeds, by pla
cing thc
people
Tarboro' Market, Nov. 20.
TurpentineVirgin dip, 82 65; Old
83TAn opportunity is now offered, aamay jThc last of words of Daniel dip, 2 60 to 2 60. ;
be seen by reference to our advertising col- wcbster arc reDortcdxto be "I still Scrape 50 cts. per 1UU lbs.
- - - I . V ' m A1 1 1
25 per bbl.
Bacon, 11 to 12 1 ets,
jBPOISONING.-m .
Thousands of parents Who use Vermifuge
composed of castor oil, calomel, &c., are not
aware, that while they appear to benefit the
- patient, they arc actually laying the founda
tions for a series of diseases, such as saliva
tion, loss of sight, weakness of limbs, &e.t
In another column will be found thc ad
vertisement of Hobensack's Medicines, to
SYJLiVESTER BROWN,
Commission and For w at ding
Merchant i
WASHINGTON, N. C.
On Cotton sent to him for shipment to us
12 cents per Bale only will be charged for
receiving and storage; no commissions or
other charge for forwarding being made
when consigned to Us at New York.
November 2 1852,
amn:
U, . OLliXI J.
to procure a fine, truthful portrait of Jivcp They will form, an appropriat.- Tar, l per barrel.
3tto to his Corn, 10 s-
the "Tathcr of hs country'." Also, of its epitaph on his tomb, ahd motto
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au-ie rairio nmx Btatesman, Auarcw Jackson, w .'ius
which we ask the attention of all directly in- TtfgtfEft J ,y tfQ CAROLINA
terestcd in their own as weu as meir unu- "1 OfftO
dren's health. In Liver Complaints and all " A I HI fill clC IOT loDO,
1 disorders arising from those of abilliousl Pftr .t!o bv Geo. Howard.
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original portrait painica uy . - -
laa1
This Portrait win dc -- j
Washington, and is in every
got up.
PHce $5.00 per copy
Address tts
List of Letters,
Remaining in the Post Office w
ro on the 15lh Nov. 185. w"-
taken out before the 1st of m
will be sent to the General Pos
as dead letters.
Ai-kinsConstanteMrs Howard M O
BridgcrsSAMiss Mines
Brinkley Sarah Mrs Hunter-
BulloekBithel Jotia fi
Barefoot M A Mrs KbowUod -Burnett
Abbagail Ine
Brite William A Miss MayoPoliey
Dew Franklin North! nb R
Edward Sally Mrs Fker
Jtkl waras iuanay ata o v
Edwards William
Edwarda William J
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Harrison L Miss 2
Harvey Nancy Mrs
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Wells Stephen-
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