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rrra TV UNION, THE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAV-TIIE GUARDIANS OF OUR LIBERTY. Vol. XXXIII. N. MAY ft, aujuct vx.r.sp o.

1G33. Ilin; lb 1 ID- 1 IB -lb In there, after paring a profit on the price silver will be disturbed, if lb reports prove true, there ran be no question. the gains of honest industry are now protected, and lay society open to incessant attacks from all those who are too idle to work, too proud to beg, and too Medico-Dental' Surgery. hxsJit 7. sjudu, 'MOW in Orange, boe to have Ibe pleasure smug hi fiieMds, and thoae wlto with his professional services, (in the mechanical branch of hiii art more particularly.) eithrr at Chapel Hill ei HilUborouph, at their earliest convenience, aa hi vinit it necessarily limiieil.

iApiil 6. i "Honey Saved is Honey Hade." 1 THE undesigned, having formed a co-part- high-ipvUeT'ifaht again to grad-Ujr pore gold, we tmy surprie, and uate their expenses to the condition of attempt to divine the probable con-equen. their circumstances. -v re. For fifty years, from 1750 to Strire (houestly) and is the we learn Immii the fignrrs Senator, true Let any work resolute- Hunter's late report in the 0.

S. Smite, ly, tasking all his energies to attain ibe quantity of adm raised was to that perfection in the peculiar business, or. of gold forty to and yet, Ju-profession, to which he may have devo-1 ring that period, the ralim of gold was ted Let hint be just in his 'not more than fifteen time aa great as dealings strictly correct in his person. that of silt er. 4a a further proof the al deportment courteous in his man- greater qnamity of rotned silver, tbt valut My your rich soil, Exulierent, nature's letter blessings pour er every IuimI." FAIE ADAGF.S.

Wbolesal9 and Retail Druggist, (- HILLSBOROUGH, O. i 'PHE subscriber bow receiving hi Spring Stock of Drugs, Hedicines, and Chemicals, Paint, Oils, Glass, Dye StulTs, Perfu-' mery, Fancy Article, Combs and Brushes, and all the most po- -I pular Patent Medicines 1 of the day Old Otard and Cogniac Brandies, and Madeira, Port, Sherry, and Tene-riff Wines, (for Medicinal purposes only.) Having aelected the ahove itock in the North em Citie by peraonal innjiection, he feel wm-ritnUil in commending the articlet to hk friend and the public aa equal in quality a any oflered to them, aud will aril the ame fmalt profit for cah, or po aii month time to punctual cu-lomer. 'lliankful for past faror he hope to merit a continuance of the S. IX. SCHOOLFIEM).

April 0. 31 "Tbe rarmer who cannot maintain his land cessary and profitable, why should A This may be don by keeping a Urge stock of nccesy er cattle, and leiUng nothing go to wate." Adages which ere applicable fifty i. 1 a i'ycars ago, are not so now. The old uc iiic iu is uuia vir it 01 1 a. i states are nearly worn out as same sentiment expressed in a'4i same sentiment expressed i named above, grind it at large cost, and uissoive in suipnuric acta 10 make super-phosphate of lime before using it.

Two hundred English ships are engaged at the same time in bringing jruano and other fertilizers from the Continent of America and to renew what has beeu parted with from the soil iu the form of crops, animals, Does any one doubt that English graz ing farmers find it necessary to use these or will any assert that they do noUare with peculiar economy all the excretue of their animals, and if thev find these ingredients ne- mini staii-Of m.cpi 111 buiii luuuuri as hare been renewed by the use of the ji missing or used up constituents of the It has been said that public report was the public and we -are sometimes tempted to believe it when applied to current adage, which would t. 1 .1 be more honored in the breach tlian fh nkaervanrp obser ancf 1 1 a iisrii pa rarrfl an rnnoririiArira aa itv v. vvi it. aa wiiiriiiui.iito till a sing from most soils, and an increase i i i 11 of tlicir quantities are valuable in all quantities are valuable in all this' fact which has induced us capitalists the manufac of with 0 aiimixtureS for the use. of 1 1 iiiicio, aiiu wiih 11 tic iiuuc tiiii ic come in general use.

and save 'the oh in general use, and save the old the thousand forms, front thedaysofTully in uic picsriii tune. The farmer who pursues the course there recommended, will for a time add to the quality of a new soil, for he will .11 m. aI- n.V lY. 1 6 1 menu of his soil, and thishe coulddobr 1 many other systems. But does he, or can lie.

by raisingcattle for sale, keeohi soil ad infinitum in the same condition 1 v. a ii a 1 1 Dam, dial iic ifliiuui. si uracmc liaalnr since nriived tmr aairliin I lia 1 )t yra.inir tariiisi nt Knirlnml hv th hf i' 1 .1. 01' I 'ong them we may name phos ev 1 the. phoric acid and whatever "'rflrm it may be presented.

n. nuns, auiuii mem vtc mar name iiiius 1 ...11 1:...:... A farminj districU IU in 1 5 VtZ0pi'i ffTT Uines, and not ng but tle aid of che-; I. 'ii wnner 10 correct me uuiituiiy. ncre are certain con-1 on- 1 B.fi 0t T'" iu.1 piwera, wn.cn cannot be restored to the soil br the use 01 uic excrciuc 01 animais tea upon the farm alone, aud these are those which compose the materials parted with which are not of organic origin.

Thus iL. 1 while we admit that the nitrogenous oitionsof milk sold from a farm may be restored to the soil by the tinn of the constituents of the atuios phere, in the form of clover and other green crops to be plowed in, the phosphate of lime, potash, and other inorganic constituents of milk, cannot be thus restored, and so much of those in eredients as are contained in ducts of the farm which ma are forever parted with an restored from other koui-cpb ivl.j... iu iuii ncari. nouoes nuiKiiow x.j 1- vm 1 aiiiuuii of phosphoric acid in the form ot phos luuiiui, is carry iiigwun nan amount phate ol lime, capable of supplying thu material to many pounds of wheat or oth er grain, and that its absence from the soil reduces its capabilities? Must mush r. rhicn L.

me pro-, ipii 7 sotn, inuRt lie 1 When we see gold rounleil br the Ion, and read of vein miles in extent, of near. of ilie silver, as rowpareil with gold corn. was. In France, from 1803 lo 1840. near ly as three in four; and in ihe United States, from 1793 10 1841, was nearly a two lo one; and in Great Britain, where' gold was the exclusive legal stamUrd, silver being used only for the smaller transactions of trade, the proportion of silver; was more than one lo six.

So that there can be little doubt of the large excess in value of ihe silver as compared with gold. Indeed, from 1492 lo thrra were coined, froth the American 310.000,00" iu silver, and only 1,800, 000,000 in The mischief would be great, indeed, if all ill woild were to adopt hut one of the precious metals aa tlie standard of value. To adopt gold a-lone. Senator 11. says, would diminish ilia specie currency more than one-half and the reduction the oilier way, should silver bo taken as the only 'standard, would be large enough lo prove highly disastrous to llit human rare." Attention Young Hen! The young ladies of the State of Maine have recently formed themselves into a society for mutual improvement and protection.

Among the resolutions adopted at a regular meeting, we find the following; That we will receive the attention of no so styled" young gentleman, who lias not learned some business or engaged in some steady employment for a livelihood, for it is apprehended that after the bird is caught it may starve in the cage. That we will promise to no young man who it in the habit of tippling, for we are assured that hia wile will come to want and his children go barefoot. That we wiU mariy no young man who is not a patron of his neighborhood paper, for we have not only strong evidence of his want of intelligence, but' that he will prove too stingy to provide for his family, educate his children, or encourage institutions of learning in hia vicinity. A MISTAKE. A young gentleman who had been paying, under protest from her lich father.

his addresses lo a young lady, and had almost given it up as a hopeless vase, oh- tained an eligible situation in a foreign mercantile houe. Meeting a lady of his 1 acquaintance, toon after he arranged go abroad, he said to her If you will promise never. to tell any one, Til confide to you a secret." no of count Til never mention ssid the lady. He whispered in her eai My fortune it made I am going Iq You don't say so! When tH Next week. TheyNsepsrated, and the next the father of the young lady appeared before our hero, flouiislting a big cane in bis right hand, demanding to know by what authority be had proclaimed that he was about lo marry bis daughter The youn man denied the soft inn peachmetit." You did roared his would be father-in-law, you told Mrs.

Three-m- dash that you were going to Aare Aer, next week And so 1 am lo ssil for the port of Havre in the Humboldt." The old gent sploded. Attcntion th Whoix!" A. ma-ior of militia in Pennsylvania, who had recently been elected, and who waa not overburthened with brains, took it into hia bead on the morning of parade to go out and exercise a little by him self. The field selected for the pur- a a fcf cloues bv dec arms-that lie would t. er have a ilnzen Vm if mi hi hnnls m.

ners and liberal within the compass of such means as he can call his own, and the world will certainly yield him the living he has faithfullv earned. One great element of success is, however, ret to be mentioned. He must learn to say No! It is the most difficult word in im tfnvliiih tril a crt In hmnnmii. firmly, and at the proper time and place; but still, whoever would pursue a successful course in life, must learn to say No! Whenever he' is tempted to exceed his appropriate sphere of action whenever he is tempted by the importunities of his family, or his rising ambition, to live beyond the actual and certain profits of his regular business, at the risk of failing in his duty to his creditorsin short, whenever he feels he is about to do a doubtful, or foolish thing, let him learn to say 1 1 tWAor'i Home Gazette. Wombx and Newspapers.

A face iius Roston editor is warm in praise of Ins lie says: "Wo turn are the best subscribers in the world lo no wpiper, magazines, We have been editor now going on fot 1 eight years, and we have never lost a single dollar by feinxle subscriber. They seem lo make it a point of con- scientious duty lo pay the preacher and the printer two classes of ihe coinrmi- niiy who suffer more by bad pay, and no pay at all. than all the rest put to getlter. Whenever we hive a woman's name on our book, we know it is just as good for Iwo dollars and a half a a picayune is for a ginger rake." Moreover, lie asserts thai latjirs read the news papers to which they subscribe, ami con. rath- than m.iu..a.j 1 AnecdOMl 01 Talleyrand.

A bank anxious about the rise or fall of t.ii 1 r. nuniauu, iwi iniormation respecting tne truth 01 a rumor that George III. had suddenly died, when the statesman replied in a confidential tenet "I shall be delight- k. C. -r 1 i hqv vi.u.

iic wuhhci nas cii cnane'1' at prospect of obtaining :i.ii. 1 this in confidence, but do not commit i i -i ui uviii.i ai uu uii iiiuuut ui a p.onacy cou.t, easily oe written. IC Incident tn Aottuth ml to M.sit.ippi A large company of ladies ....1 1 i.i,i cenilemen, we unuerland, assembled he Kmlrontl Depot, at our netglibor- "ie Hungarian chiefum. Kossuth, was in nn nn i -j son. When the smoking train approach ed, all prepared to extend a hearty wel eomS to the di'iinguithed stranger the ladies put nn their bunded smiles, and drew with that peculiar grace known only to our Mississippi belle, their unspotted and deliciously scented handkerchiefs, while the genltmen, without exception, readjusted iheir standing- collar, reset their flashy hats, and mails themselves generally useful.

The iron horse rounded to, and on being anchored, aboard stepped the worthy official of the village, and politely invited ihe Gover nor of Hungary" to strp arhore for a mo- meni, and accent the rongraiulations and bospitaliiiea of the ladies and gentlemeu present. "No," replied the great per- Bonification and embodiment of Europe- Alpha Woollen Mills, Seven miles Cast of Hillsborough. npHE community ate informed that Curd-Ins can now be dmie in good order; aud in a very fhoft time Spinning and Weaving. having Wool to card, will pleaee tlttmH it good, but Aot greaae it, a we would prefer to greaea it ourwlvea, they furnwbing the I.ard. IL M.

J. C. SHIELDS. April 10, 1852. 39 3m OCj" Spirit of the Age copy.

A PROCLAMATION, By Hi Exettlenry Davis 8. Rmn, Governor of I he Slate of North Carolina. WHEREAS, ihrre-finhs of the whole number of members of each Huut of the General Assembly did, at the last eeasion, peas the following Act I AN ACT to amend the Constitution of North-Carolina. Waiaiaa, 1'h freehold qualification now required for the elector for member of the Senate conflicts with lb fundamental principle of libot- ty i Iherefore, Sac. I.

Be enacted bv the General Attrihbly of the State of North Carolina, and it it hereby enacted by the autnonif oj me tame, tnree-niuie of the whole number of members of each House concurring, that the second clause of third section of the first Article ol the amended Constitution ratified by the people of North Carolina on the second Monday of November, A. 1835, be amended by striking out the words and possessed of a Ireehold within the same district of fifty acres of land for six months next before and at the day of election," ao that the said clause of said section ahall read as lollowa All tree while nen of the age of tweuty-one years (except asia hereinafter declared,) who have been inhabitants of any one district within the 8taletwelve months immcdiiitely preceding the day of any election and hall have paid publicities, shall be entitled to vole for a member of the Senate. 81c. 2. Be it further tnacttd, TtattheGov-ernor of Ibe State be, and he i heieby directed, to ianue hi Prxlamalion to the people of North Carolina, at least At months before the next flection for member ol the General Assembly, setting forth the purport of Ibis Act aud the amendment to the Constitution herein ptopoml, which Proclamation shall be accompanied by Hue and perfect copy of ibe Act, authenticated by the certificate of the Secretary of State, and 1 oth the Proclamation and the copy of thia Act, the Go-vernor of ihe Slate shall cause to be published in all the newopepers of this Slate, and posted in the Court House of the respective Counties in this Slate, at least six mqiith before Ibe election of innnlwrs to the next Oeneral Assembly.

Rrsd three times and agreed to by three-fifths of the whole number of members of each House respectively, and ratified In General Assembly, this the 24th day of January, 1851. J. C. DOBBIN. 8.

IL C. W. N. EDWARDS, 8. 8.

8tati er Notb Cxaoust 4, Office of Seen tary of Stule. I. Willi i Hut, Secretary of and for the Stale of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a true and perfect copy of an Act of the General Assembly of this State, dwii off from the oficinal on file in thia office. Given under piy band, ibis 3 let day of Decern- ber, 1851. WM g.y of sute.

Am Wa Ih Act provide for a- memling tbeConstiiulwnol me waie 01 imn mn mm in mnfrr on evert Qualified voter for lb House of Common the ijgbt to ie alo fortheSetisiet iICmi ia ihe end that it ma be ntad km wn lhjt if the aforesaid amendment to tlia Constitution ahall I agreed toby iwo thirds fo a. af iL the whole representation in escn nouse ie next General Assembly.it will then be 1.. ,1.. hunU fnr ralifirslion. I have issued tbi my Pmclamalion in eonformily wilh thepro- visiona of the bclore icciicu aci.

Is i asl ill rill a.lr.nf Dins 8. Rribj. Gover mm. iK. Xi.i Nnrtli Caiolina.

bath hereun- not then the 200 lbs. of phosphate "at a tattered coat, and mem ion? Ann nerhip in the Mercantile Boinee iu the town of HilUboruugh, under the style of ARK SOW RKCKIVINQ AND OPEMNO THEIR Stork of Spring nnd Summer "GOODS, elected with great rare in the Northern markets, ml constating almost every article usually kept in a country store; all of which they olfer for sale at very low rates. All they desire of the public is to examine their assortment before purchasing elsewhere, feeling confident they can please in quality and irke. i 1 (E Counlry-made Janes.aad almost any ceun-try Produce, lakeu iu exchange ftw Good. NELSON, Wil.

PAUL. April 27., 32 BACON i A FIXE lot of North Carolina Dico for tale at 'April tT. THE DRUU 8T0KE. 32 NEW FI RDZ THE rabarribera, having purrhaard the entire Ktock of K. M.

Holt L'k, reapcctfully in-form the public that thry will continue the but hew at the aame well-known aland, where they will be pleated to are the old cuntomrra of the concern, and their friend generally. They have purchased the atork on term which will enable them to eell Good lower than they have heretofore been told in thi market, and Ihtjf intend doing N. They will be receiving new aupply of freh Good in few dy, which will render their Unk complete. Call ami tee bcAm pur chaning elaewbce. J.

J. C. J. REEL AND. 'March 10.

85 Grand llojal Arch Chapter 1. OF NORTH CAROLINA. Tni next Annual Meeting of thi body will be hidden in Wilmington on Monday the Tth dy of June neit. 8ul- to end IVIegate and return. H.

T. RU88ELL, Grand 8ecy. March 3Ut, 1852. 29 tm NOTICE. ALL perona indeliteJ to the auberribcr (or Good purrhaaed of Mr.

Wm. MrDaniel, are requeated to anile with him without tlelay, otherwiae they will find their account and note in other hand (or collection. E. M. HOLT CO.

March 19. 27 WANTED, Innn yards woiicn ciothi, of kind. Also a quantity or Flax Scrd. webb. 8eplemIr2X Iron A Now Lot.

fPOXSISTIXG of Bar Iron for Tire, Hnre Shoe, 'jure, rounJ, oval and half oval. AUo, Cast 8tocl, DIUtrr, German and Shear Alio, frtih lot of Mo1mm and Ric. LONG WEBB. March 23d, 1852. 27 Spring Supply, 1852.

THE auhacriber i now receiving bin Spring and 8u miner upply of Goral, and ha the plea mi re of oflering 4 hi ctttometa and friend aa efegant aaaortinent, from which be I sure ttaVrjr Cn mk pr lection that will plee. Hi llock embrace every article mually brougl.i to b( Market, aurh a 1 DRV GOOD j3, Groceries, Hardware, Cutlery, fee. Amnt Good, are lh nioft beautiful tiatterna fir Laiiie' Dreaae. He i dcteiniined it aeil CHEAP, and the publie have only to give him a trial Vt be fully ealinfied on thi point. He aim keep on hand a good stork of leather, which will he sold at the usual price.

Thankful fur pM favors ho hope to Bierit a continuance of the same, J. PALMER. P. 8. Rags, Crenval, Tallow.

Flaxsml. and Old taken in exchange fur Good. April 14. 30 MV AN Apprentice to the Tailoring Business. A lad from 12 to 14 year of age.

of industii-put habit and good morals, will be taken by the subscriber, if application i msle smm. 1 L. CAUMICHAEL. February IS. 22 BLANKS BLANK DEEDS and Attachmente, single or by the quire.

Warrant. Eiecvjtion. Ac, prin'ed on good paper, for sale at thia Office. Ifjvember ft. OS HORTON'S POEMS.

A I FEW Coplea ol the Tor me of George Hor-ton, the colored. DarJ of Cbsprl Hill, con taining al0 a eketah of hi life written by himself, ma be had at thi Oltjc. J'f if 25 cent. March 3th, Ail A -o that Pnor 1 was. 1 a habit of get- uienire iiiieiiigcHce iroin so nign a tinS nd barreling with rou, and Talleyrand with a mjste-teart nJlhat jw' know-1 have loft.

And then iou a' continued Some say the 1 hal burden conscience and a wick- of England is dead other, that he heart, and ten thousand wicked fears; 1 if not dead for my part, I believe nei- the one nor the other tell you i 1 5. lime contained in the bones of an ox nDroecnrv tt hnv An.prirnn hiinp ri manitro lliAir fnrwna acta, 1 .1 1 merlca carried across tfie cean and sold 11 iiT rc uie niincrai nnusni aiea at $35 per ton, if not to renew the phosphate of lime sen LL. anus iu wic iuiui 111 annual a uinita 1 1 Asoil replete with inorganic substances, k-S 1 ki t. may uc cu or seeping a large amount of stock, and thus adding organ Itiaftstrht. fliA Ilea Mf ia m.nii.01 it amount ol stock, and thus adding organ-, i.

vj mv v. .11 iiiaii.iv. render the inorganic matters of the soil leiii.ucro; mcHKVi mc manurea iu auiu nuiii me lanu aim oriinatiT ou- i ..1.1 1 i timed bv the ot frnni thi soil hV re-! ol ced before th soil kan be in th sam as Mort lr in Jltl it CaJ phosphat of HiK Sad fro he at IfTo whv du hi 1 ui uiu ciiuiui tea unu 11 ueccssary iu out 1 1 rom being denuded of constituents. Working Fanner.) LOSSES BY RFLIGION. Near London the redwelt an old cou- i.B had been poor; but the husband became a Christian, and God blessed their Industry, and thev were livingin a comfortable retirement, when one day a stranger called on them to ask their subscription to a charity.

The old lady had less reli- 11 a a a gion than her husband, and still hanker- buttons, she intemimed Whv sir. we'hare lost a deal br re. Ii-rton since we first husband 0 anows mar, verr wen. nave we not. Thomas After a solemn pause, Tliomas an- swered: I Yes, Mary, we have.

I had an old ni Klines anil BrrirK inira mtr nnvA incr arr. vou know I llstone cast into the deepest 'sea And Marr. vou have heeii a loser' T'e though not as mPt: religion. 3iary, you nau a washin? trav in which ru waahedl for hire, but since then Vou have lost them lono-ao. And vou had tnanv an nm 'naJv achin? heart concern me at timeaf J.

I could even wish that vou had lost! for -a. what, uL rUSm be I his joys, a refreshment in all his sorrow. content. dness, and unreasonsblecess of 1 1 1 1 hoh of as may joice in Thee, hav Pioh In ihe love and servira of "Ih orld owes btrrt Mas a Living, is a profound lie, cunningly masked in the guise, of a truth; and if o. auer mime 111 1110 nannarn esrninir easr snmtings wnicn 1 nomas nati From regard to the law or UoU.

the visitor asked their contrir' anditnid: I 1 I the more available to plants; but this, cannot be done forever, and no judi. The inventory of losses by rel.gion cious farmer'will continue to work his ru" h8: a bad character, a guilty land in that way, without the occasion- jconscicnce a. troublesome temper al addition of such ingredients as fv'1 hatband a set of wicked must know are daily being parted with companions. Tlie inventory of bless-from his iings gained by religion, includes all Why is our government so anxious'that is worth having in time and eter-to stand on the same footing as other Ilunullon. nations with the South American gov ernments iu relation to the guano trade, Beautiful Prayer.

Lord 1 b'ess if not to ensure additions of phosphate nd preserve that dear person whom thou oflime, potash, and other constituents I haal chosen to be my Jn.sbnhd; let bis to our soil? 'ITiey well know that ha long and blessed, eomfortable and every day in the year finds a British holy; and let me also become a great Mess-vessel at the New York docks loading and comfort unto him, a sharer ol all with bones and pot and pearl ashes, an Repuhliesn Ltberty. Tell the ladies' WM mm-t 1: i.m self in a ill tar atutude. with his and that these have raised the grain mt-ei helper for htm in all the accidents erops of England, while our own have 'and chances of the world make me amia-been lessening from old acres, however! hie forever in his eyes, and veiy dear to judiciously cultivated by the home ays-; Unite bis hesrt to me in the dearest tern. Our continent is being denuded ion of love aud hoJinesa.and mine lo him of much of the raw materials of which sweetness, charity, and compliance, nlants are made, and although not so Keep me from all tingentleness. all di- ord drawn, he exclaimed-" tion te who Rear rank, three pacet.

a rapidly as the older countries of Eu- march and he tumbled aown me cei- 'ar His wife, hearing the noise occasion ed in falling-, came runnin? out and as.a 0, ed My dear, have yea killed telf?" Go into the house. WQiua." taid 1 nm iiciiiivri imii iiur iiiiiiiarv- sir uc made a show praiseworthy in its concept! nari nt iha emled. enh mil if any American soldiet or however uncouth, tinder ordinsrr eireum-' stanres, would have received the courte sies of a vilUee so ungracefully. Raymond (Hind Co.) Cozitie. Tti Tneraaalnsr (IaM Ttlfnvrfa And thus ihe conception on lh.j rope, still the process is going on stea- numorj nnu make me iium-dilyand surelr, and the infernal adage and oliedieni, useful and observant, at the bead our article should be that wr may delight in each other at with at iealons eve.

A few ing Tliy bles.ed word snd ordinance. years since a mineral called CMor-apa tite was discovered in New Jersey, and set his hand and caused the Great 8eal of ibe aid 8tt to be affixed. Don atnhe City of Raleigh, on fTfl? tl Ihirty-firrf dsy of Decemlr, in SfiJlS the year of our Ind.one thousand -C3i' 'Bh1 hundred and fifty one, and in "JiTt, evrntyixlh year of our Inde-pewleiiee. By the Governor, I)AVID S. REID.

TnoMta Sxttlb, Jr, Private 8ecy. Persons into whose hsnds this rrorlamation may fall, will please see that a copy of it i post, ed up in the Conrt House ot their respective Countie. January 17. IS Fresh Garden Seeds, TO BE HAP AT THE DRUq STQRE. Mard, V- 'at Crown Point, Lake Chainplain, by lorever.

Batil Mmtapu. Dr. Jackson and Mr. Francis Alger, of, Boston. Itwasfoondto contain large! quantities of phosphate of time, and immediately it was shipped to England, The recent discoveries of gold in major, what do yott avuqw about lia, in addition lo the very large supply yart" from California, Is exciting maeh atten- lion, and many speculations are advanced A man with a large family was comas to the effect of all the addition of eoin plaining of the difficulty tf aupporting on our mixed currency of goM.

silver and all of them. But." said a friend, paper. he Philadelphia Ledger has the, "you have sons big enough to earn following on the subject something for yoq how." 'ThediflU -That the relative values of gold and is, they arefoo bjg to work." and its tijort is now progressing 10 an acwu upon, in me manner ttiatuespe-immense xtent It sells there for $35; rate men define it, would bpeak through pr ton in large lumps, and the fanm rs all those checks aq4 guides by whivh 3 a tr-m-.