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ron mAKPER,sFERRv

nn The splendid Steam Packet CON-
Ee.3A@N GREss, Captain VoLskv PuRsELL,
having been thoroughly repaired and
trips between HARPER'S FERRY ard GEORGE
TOWN, on Monday, July, 1lth, leaving Filters
wharf, Market street Brtise west Of the Market
s o,ce,. every Monday We4aesay, and Friday at
for the cars going west, Returning, lsdve Harpcr's
Ferry every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at
6o'clocS, a. H., arriving in Georgetown the same
evening.
Way passengers will be landed at any point on the
Canal, at reasonable rates.
Parties Of pleasure eah eh;all passage at half
;ice.
Az raekages intended for the Congress to be left
al W. Ii. Ritters warehouse, where all information
concerning the boat may be obtained
Through passage 50.
GEORGETOWN, July 5, 1859. ~ 5 edtihe
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Fer fihsyy Point, Old Point, and Norfolk.

s been thoroughly ai repaired, eom maeIns
ed running regularly TO the above places on the 9th
instant; leaving Washington every "Wednesday and
saturday ut O'Clock, a. M; returning, leave Nor
H.. She touches regularly at Piney Point. old
Point, Cone River, and the intermediate landings on
the Potomac, for signals Or to land and arrives M
Norfolk in time for the james River boats, and for
the Southern cars.
Pgssage and fare to Norfolk 500
Old Point "A 90
" " Piney Point 800
JAMES MITCHELL,
~ |-dI Captain.
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
Asa Parker, Attorney at Law,
CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE.

CONCORD, NEW HAMPSHIRE.
There was great rush at Wizards on
Inauguration Day-indeed there was a
perfect jam everywhere our friend
Parker found some difficulty in getting
down to the dinner table, along with some
of his townsmen. The dinner Was q fine
one, the champagne delicious, and after
an hours sitting, the New Englanders
left the table in til merriest mood imagi-
nable.
Now, fellows" said Parker as they
emerged from the dining-room-"every
man look out for his own hat; I've got a
mark on mine that nobody can mistake. f."
But there was some sort of mistake
somewhere, Notwithstanding. 1t was
sometime before Mr.. P. found his hat at
all, and even then he laborpd under the
impression that it had grown trifle older
since he went to dinner. But the placard
was in the crown, ell right, and d" Asa
Parker, Attorney at law, Concord New
Hampshire" started him in the face as he
looked inside.
"All right Fellows !" said Parker,
raising the tile to his gourd. "Nothing
like making sure of things when you are
going into crowd! My hats safe, any
how" But he only put the hat on the
top of his head, for it was entirely too
small to go on.
whats the matter, Parker? % en-
quired one of one of the party, as the
Attorney attempted to pull on the the
hat.
"Oh, nothing" responded Parker,
again looking into the hat" nothing
it's all right of course, Asa Parker, At
torney at Law, Concord, New Hamp-
shire Certainly, knew It must be nv
hat" And again be attempted to pull
the hat on.
The partly around could lily suppress
Laughter D. the comical motions Of the
mbarrassed lawyer, but he did not appear
70 Eotice it, and industriously endeavored
to make the hat fit, somehow. In state
of the most absolute bcwilderment he at
length turned to one of the party, and
presenting the hat, desired him to tell
what name was in it. The man read
Asa Parker, Attorney at Law, Concord,
New Hampshire"
"All right-of course, exclaimed Par.
ker, again attempting to pull on the hat,
only to his still greater bewilderment.
Will you have the kindness to tell me
who l am !"said he, still more perplexed.
Certainly" said the man addressed ;
"you are Asa Parker, Attorney at Law,
of Concord, New Hampshire"
"Of course" said Parker. "Darn it.
1 knew it." Apdl he made one more trial
at the hat.
Ii would be very difficult to say whethe,
MI. Parker knew himself from "a hole in
the ground" about this juncture. He
looked again into the hat and read thu
inscription, and then at his friends, who
still preserved straight faces, and finally
cGUed
Gentlemen" said P, with intense
gravity, IF am Asa Parker, Attorne,
at Law, Concord, New Hampshire, and i
this hat belongs to Asa Parker, Attorne,
at Law, Concord, New Hampshire, ufi
have to say, is, that my head has suellee
most d--y since 1 trent to dtanerr'
Colonel S. didn't tell Us who changed
Mr.. Parker's card into somebody eise's
hat.
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The New York and Liverpool United
States Mail Steamers.

Sk These ships having been built by con-
~2SsSs.<ss tract expressly for Government service,
every care has been taken in their constructions IA
also IN their engines, to insure strength and speed
and their accommodations for passengers are unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool in
hrst cabin, Sl10; IN second cabin, so. Exclusive
Use ut extra size state rOOms $500. From LiyerpOol
to New York, ESQ and E20
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bertlls can be secured until paid for.
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w W. CAMPBELL has just received, and
w keeps constantly on hand, a full sup
ply of BUILDING MATERIALS at his place
on 7th street, south side of the Canal, viz tie
ment. Plaster, Lime, Hair, and Sand. which
will be sold low for cash or to pnnctuaI Gus
toner Also, q large lot of SCAFFOLl
POLES, some of them Of extra length.
m LIFT
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DATES OF SAILING

For freight or passage apply tn
EDWARD X. COLLINS & CO.,
No. IS Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHiPLEY & Co,
Liverpool.
r. G. ROBERTS s. CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. MUNROE & co,
26 Rue Notre Dame DIES Victories, Paris.
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners of these ships will not be accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jcweIry, preciotI,
stones, or metals, unless bills Of lading arc signed
therefor, and the value thereof therein expressed.
~
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INTERESTING TO "STAR" GAzERS
AYLYEsTER,a

c,,,, nLvESIEK
SILVER SWAN SODt FOUNTAIN,
Corner Of 9th Emu ii streets,
MAY now BIO gen in full play from a. m.
lSl to Ill p, H., and as the Ladies come up
in crowea exclaiming, ''Oh. how delightfully."-
cool and refreshing!'' its pure bright and
SPARKLING waters are reflected from their
brighter eyes like sunlight from diamond.
No flaming advertisement, with striking cap
tions in stirring capitals, have heralded forth
in grandiloquent phrase this modest establish,
ment, but the public may rest assured that
here only in this city can be found the gen.
uine carbonated patent atmospheric Soda
Fountain, improved, by which alone pure
SODA WATER can be obtained fresh ut every
draught. S.R. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Pharmaceutist.
m 23-eo 3m Corner 9th and II streets.
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Ex-senator Douglas was in Florence,
June oath, and Captain Walker, who
distinguished himself in the war with
Mexico. They Set out for Egypt on the
the 18th, and hope to be in Washington
at the opening of Congress.
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UHon. John Bozman Kerr, is spoken
Of as the Wing candidate for Congress
from the third district Of Maryland.
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NEW YORK, BREMEN
KILN AND SOUTHAMPTON UNITED
eylEx5zesx.& STATES NAIL. GUM MERS

The ships comprising this line are the WASHING
TON. Captain E. NJ. Fitch; HERMANN, Captain
f. Higgins
These steamers stop at southampton both going
and returning.
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TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
q -! &C

TRAINS RUN AS FOLLOWS:
l. Leave daily, except Sunday, at and a. ILL.,,
az and p.
On Sunday at a. M, and 5 n. IN.
Annapolis Junction and Relay the others al all way
stations.
Trains at a. III. and 81 p. H., connect with An
napplis.
Trains at = Il. m. and p. M, connect West.
Trains at and a. M. and 5 d. Ill.,, connect East
Fare from Washington TO BALTIMORE 81 a5
Do do do and return 50
Do do Annapolis --1 p
Do do do and return so
The round trip tickets must in all cases be -.
cured at the office, and good .,,r tho dav unnn
which they are issued. r. pARSHNsu i'h
jy left AscS,
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Rn,,imsrc t:ioas Works.

h BROTHER, No, 81 and "a South
g street, Baltiiaore; Md, and leg Water
.. Wall, New York, Manufacturers, lin
Agents ,f9r the s'ls sfBaliin,otc; Ft.hth,
crsey trindcs Class, Druggists Glass
s, Jars &c. Also. dealers in Chemicals
Glue, NaInishcs, &C.. as follows:
Spanish Brown
English Ven. Red
Whiting
Is thiis,
fi;ans White
Red Lead
Iitherayc
Grange Mineral
fns Indian, Red
ude.; pHndyse Grown
fpcd Cn,h her, raw -
do. 10 ij.itn, aid ro&d.
fSisse do do drops
Trrre de Sienna
me do burnt and rowd.
ur do do drops
nd Neriigris i'm oil
Carmine
!, dry, pure Purple Brown
do extra Black Lead
do No. British Lustre
lin oil, p,ite Is'ake.'s Fire proof Paifit
in. oil. extra Rose Pink
do No. Pumicc stone
IeEo, Bait. do Powder
low, best Rotten. Stone, lump
chemical Faint Mills
Baltimore G!dzicrs' Diamonds
No. do Points
'icman's Col Patent Dryer
t'rtr H.I.es
lie Green, dry Palette KNIVES
Hack Knives
do do Putty in bulk
eAtra ID bladdcrs
No. Linsecd Oil
rome Green, Lard Oil
Cnstnr Oil
ic; l,s ST Ia Said Paper
Spirits Turpcntine
do do Glue, American
G Blue do Irish
reen, Woods fsinglass. Ceopcr's
dry Vafnisl,, No. l Furuit
in oil do No. 2, do
!. assorted do Furniture
fined do do Coach
hemical do do Jatrah
do BACK
feilHed Chip iogn6od
Gruiihd i.ogw8Ud
in kegs Chip and ground Fustic
in eaIis Maddef
owl Ochrc Extract LOgWOOd
do Irvine. jy5-3n
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Fapqi,icr White .rptphat SPRINGS,

EUIHhcII! TTUFrIPtuI OF tnS UulIITF"
iy 72m Inn, Light street, Dai;imnrc
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jy 7-tlif
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Superior Court Clerkship.

~ We are authorized to announce
Col. HENRY X. WfTHERSPOON as a cam
didste for the Office Of Clerk of the Superior
Court for the county Of Orange, at the ensuing
election.
B We are authorized to announce
Mr.. MADISON WILKINSON as a candidate
for the office Of Clerk of the Superior Court for
the county Of Orange, ct the ensuing election.
~ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. JAMES GILL as candidate for the office
Of Clerk Of the Superior Court for the county Of
Orange, at the ensuing election.
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MTNNNnh SIaMlYNa


ffihE Iaes .irhle - distasr a. "a uiiltis ard
"A sauIlsfTn f.ssisass q 49, ll.ilsd sszlrS. d.
rsg lie ~ Aialr and slsins, aaasonish he
p-e,,le % Io.k 60 isF sne ssis .uunarr Isisr.l.
allsIe The Al n.Giaed ID MinisE n..l.airs n.ay
ne rrnosed, .1d, II Che kxBze tinr, r~c2Ee "a rK-
emlaisn iIsm he h.Essssne ronlyi.inis 4 Ne
hOl srason q he year. A. : isc.ls'y psapiti0us
. lhis sad. i~g leave ssssesafosis - esil he
silrnllun d shs lulalr 20 ~ nsisFlsg liacs. ne
BUFFALO, MINERAL SHIN q. s>susird N
the upper end q MershulsEs cooni,. sHsilis.
sesrn mllrs ~ssi = The town q Clsslsxiilr.
The funir InNrEs q thss NsisF, % gxsrnl In
imlaFlng tone .nd siKsf ~ tlsr digestive Organs.
and lis druFsaie qusIiiles. soslcica IN pulIlyihg
and cis.nsing lhs bisod, iet,drss = = llsassns
and ussfui Trmsgi IA a sade range u disfsst.
IL curative powers mare cons usnsis ma
niirsird IA the s.gious iusnls Il dEslss. psssissi-
ed inirEniiisnl and Ieniillrni Esrss shssilir dis
easss d the Fkin, tunrilanal dssngrmrnis Of the
liver, stomach, sllrrn. h1Nris and kidlssys. and
lasi. though MOT hasi, femsle complaints. and
almost every rhfonir disrase u llr psisir organs
10 both sexes For inrihcr information. hor e..
er. GA this suljeei would Ieier HE IN, slid 10
pamphlet already hsiore The puhllc. ~ Dr. \. n.
Hams, 81 Claikssllle. treating more rlslroTziely
Of The water aud iGs slerial spllicsiion 10 dis
ease. Added 10 lis srknowlrslsrd rrmrdisl IOv-
ers. il Is equally eslelHa'ed pFoll, Iac'r, inn
parting lone and enerss % the general system,
enabling II iLerehy 90 Nsni III ciassr.
Having l,een pui,ej OF 10 the establishment Coz
many yeaIs. can bear testimony 20 the ssien-
fishing ELECTS Of the wafer CA lle appeliis. and
The periert IMMUNITY With ~hirh quaniiiies u
food may he taken, which. undrr other rirrun-
stances, would lie wholly inadnnissille. To meet
this exigenry therefore, ran oiily promise 10 do
my best in the cuisine d-Isnneia. and will
pledge myself TO the summer yo,agrr 10 make
no charge against him II his ap~ii'e OF digestion
fail lam.
The yearly increase 81 visitors has compelled
me 10 prepare for the comfortable scrnmmodls-
lion of iouI bundled aud ffiy persons Ia adsli-
ton 10 hand Of music engaged for the season.
other sources Of amusement will lie found ready
al hand, billiard tables, boiling allies. &c.
Moss * Co.'S -Four Horse Post Coaches leave
keyssille, on the Richmond and DansiIle Rail
Road, ON Thursdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
at half past II o'clock, A. NJ. and arrive al But.
falo Spring a, half past seven the same day.
!, Pour Horse Post Coaches. Of the same conpa-
ny, leave Ridgeway, on the Raleigh aud CASTOR
Rail Road. ON the same days, At o'clock. A. NJ,
and arrive al the Spring Al o'clock, p. NJ. ZANE
day. On the same days. Post Coaches leave
! Yanccysile. via Milton, Blackwalnu,. &c., aud
arrive al Buffalo Spring al O'Clock, j.. NJ.
DAVID SHELTON, Proprietor.
June l6. Of Az
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N Otto E.

WILL. be sold to The highes, bidder, on the
" premises, on Saturday the 9Th Of August,
the Rose Of Sharon Meeting House, with the
lot of Land on which it is situated, said lot con-
tanning two and half acres, lying ON both sides
Of the Central Rail Road, and within q few PAGES
Of the Depot located at Dr.. B. L. Durham's. It
is desirable situation for any person wishing to
engage in the mercantile business. Terms--six
months credit, the purchaser giving bond with
good security.
J. e. LEWIS, 1
BENZ. MAROON, rns,...
]. w. CHEEK,
CHS. STRAYHORN,J
July 9Th, 1853. a.
(" Register, standard, and Spirit Of the Age,
are requested 10 give the above two insertions.
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FROM EUROPE.
New York, June 80.

New York, June 30.
The steamship Africa arrived to-day,
with dates from Liverpool to the l9ih oil
June.
The Turkish question exclusively &C,
eupied The attention Of all parties. Acc
counts are extremely conflicting. The
Russians seemed determined TO occupy, u
they have not already occupied, The Dam
ube provinces which occupation France
declares sine will regard as violating ex-
isilng treaties. The English government
had not taken decided steps so far as has
,ranspired. The lales, news by telegraph
SAYS that Russia has accepted the media
lion Of Austria.
Russia's final ullimalum, insisting on
Menschikoff's demands, was received al
Conslanlinople on the S,h Of June. L
would certainly be refused by the Sui.
tan,
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County Court Clcrkship,

~ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. GEORGE LAWS as candidate fol the
Office Of Clerk If the County Court Of Orange,
al the election in August next
~ We are authorized to announce
Maj WILLIAM N. PATTERSON Us candi-
date for the Office Of Clerk Of the County Courl
Of Orange, at the ensuing election.
R We are authorized to announce
WILLIAM r. sTRAYH0RN, esq. as a can
didaie Tor the Office Of Clerk Of the County Coui
Of Orange, at the ensuing election.
~ We are authorized to announce
Mr.. ELISHA g. GRAY as a candidate for III,
Office Of Clerk Of the County Court Of Orange
! al the ensuing election,
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ATTENTION.

TO The commissioned and non-commissioned OF
fcers and Musicians belonging 10 The Cane
Greek Volunteer Battalion.
Mrs. Webb's store on Friday the 22d Of Ju-
ly next, at 10 o'clock, armed and equipped for
drill muster and court martial; and on Saturday
the 23d, at 10 O'Clock, you will appear with your
respective companies, armed and equipped as the
law directs, for battalion exercise.
By order of Col. Bradshaw.
GEO. w. TATE, Adj't.
July IA. o.
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Just to hand,

AT TME iLRlUG slDRE,
REATRICE. the great Novel Of The age; Dai-
r. sey Burns; Life in Earnest; Happy Home;
Cheever's Pilgrims Progress; Startling Cues.
lions; Memoirs Of Lady Calcahoun; Life in New
York The Young Maroone, Woman's Friend;
villeite; Daniel Webster's Works, complete;
Kiiloe's Daily Readings Of the Bible; Grace Of
Christ; Memoirs Of Robert and J. A Haldane;
Prayer Books; Hymn Books; lot Of New Mn
sic, &c.
June sih, 1853. Sc
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A VALUABLE FAMILY MEDICINE.

CT so calculated has Dr. M.I.ane's yenhifuge
become. that il Is REGARDED as The only specific
cure Cor worms. Families should never be with
out supply Of il. Al this season particularly.
when worms are 40 troublesome aud frequently
fatal among children, pa5euss should be watch
fuI; and on the FIRST appearance Of those disires-
sing symptoms which warn US Of their presence.
at once apply this powerful and eiIicacioas reme-
dy. We are confident that il only requires iri-
Il, % convince oil that il iehly merits The prais-
es that have been lasished upon il. !, is safe
and infsllibIe. Volumes Of certificates can be
produced. showing is great medical virtues.
or Purchasers will he careful 10 ask Tor Dr..
Ml.ane's Celebrated yermifuge, and take none
else. All other yermifuges, in comparison, are
worthless.
ar For sale by ID. Hearti, at the Post Office
in Hillsborough. by Long q Webb. by DR.. 5. d.
SchoolisId. and BY Druggists and Dealers gene
rally.
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N E.

Il SHALL offer for sale, to the highest bidder,
= on the 9th Of August next, at the Meeting
House called Rose Of Sharon, near the Depot at
DR.. B. L. Durham's, twenty one acre lots, run
ming directly north and south, in ten or fifteen;
steps Of the Meeting House, and about thirty
yards Of Durham and Anglers Store The sesd
lots are south east Of the Depot, about two hun
dred yards off. A credit Of six months will be
given. the purchaser giving bond and approved
security. w. N. PRATT.
July IL, 1853. "a
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Discomfort In Australia,-The ac-
counts from Australia state that great dis
con,en, is manifest there among. the mln>
ing population in consequence OF the I'M
position by Government Of tax for the
light 10 dig gold. The miners have IN
some places held meetings and resolved
not 10 pay the wax, and have formed them.
selves into league to resist the enforce
men. oft. In anticipation Of the iumull
10 consequences Of the acts of Govern
meni. the Sidney I" Empire" says:
I've want no war-above all, no ci>
wi war. We are for peace, but accompa
med u pust bek BY liberty. Already
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Mormons in Califomia.--The San

Mormons IN Caiifornia.--The San
francisco Herald says:
"The advent Of three thousand Nor.
mons to California is calculated TO en-
gender some slight degree Of apprehen-
sion as the resalt.of the companionship
Of such people in large numbers with
the United States citizens. San Ber-
nardino county is peopled with Nor
mons, and in that section the doctrine
ofplurality Of wives WILDE religiously
observed. The sect is likewise repre-,
sented in the Legislature, and of course
they will exert some. influence in the
framing Of the laws. How their pecu.
liar notions and practises can be recon
ciled to the ideas ofSAmericans, it il
difficult to predict.
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TieaR Minister served ~ mNdiiy he tens
pal 81 CIV. Tnas. Alall eFvnIs. iuief
rhanEes n ciEilslies iook Flaes heiessH
him and he officer u csanmand Il fnIi
Fillmme. ihe inriialIon having bern frsi
sKlsndsd By The Mexican nfirsr.
Dsficnliies have again taken place with
The Navajo lndisns. They had k,Iled
ono citizen. and run af numbers 81 ant
mails. Cor. iane drnandrd lllsl The
murdefers shnnld be surrendered. bni the
chief pfesarirzlrd aud asked mil The
2lsl Il Junr 70 answer the demand. So
well Satisfied was lAe 6osrruoI of ihe
intention Of llis chief mol 10 give mp Ihr
murslrrers. that he nnIiird Col. Sumner
az The facts and HAT olIicrr Immediately
planned an expedition against The Indians.
They wrre 10 he ready IN move As snnn
as The Indians failed 20 give up abe muir
drrrrs. and have probably departed fnr The
Navajo rnuniry. t'nl. Sumner was d
rummsnd the rsped,lnn.
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nMEXIcAN MUSTANG LINIMENT-
Every land has hailed with xiac, this preparation,
whose intrinsic merits have introduced is curs-
tive powers TO The notice Of ihs whole Ameri-
can people. rheumatism Of long duration. Neu-
raIga. with lis inrturcs have ielded TO its magi-
cal influence; cancers, contorted joints, ulcera-
ted and swollen limbs that have suffered for years
under the weight Of disease, tuned hytts applica-
iisn TO suppleness and health, remedy Of such
general usefulness that can restore newness Of
action TO the diseased nerves. arteries aud glands
Of the human body. IL worthy Of high praise. Let
the rheumatic. halt, lame and pslsied invalid ex-
anime its qualities. and they will not be disap-
pointed.
Sold by s. ID. schoolfeld & Co.. II ilsborough,
N. c., and by agents in all parts ofthe Union.
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have ttPnfls hetp duslnon " citralasil
llal 4 lhs slulskefpgis pAy he license
: hrshFsnd Will be sslio heir FeEiilsnfrs.
We N4Hi 70 smaking ruins. nor SpiIlins
81 Ausarsiian bload. shed BIZ Anslraliaa
arms. We senld urge upon he Cavern
mrns nas 10 rnforrs his iniquilaus srs.
and thus In irsnqnilize three districts. and
rssiafs condolences and oysIly IN The ninds
Of the miners.
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COME AND BUY!

THE subscribers having purchased the stock Of
u Goods owned by j. Nj. & J. H. Parish, will
continue the business at the same place under
the style Of ]. M. & c. E. Parish, and will be
glad 10 see their friends and the public generally
at their store. They intend to sell cheap for
cash, and persons wishing to buy will find il to
their interest to give them a call.
j. NJ. & G. +. PARISH.
Walnut Grove, Orange, July 8. a.
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A little girl, named Maria wilkins,
was stung to death by hornets near
Fort Ancient, Ohio, on the 26th ult.
Her brothers were throwing stones at
the nest and anaway, while she became
victim to the infatuated insects.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-07-13

A prohibitory Liquor law has pas
sed both houses of the Legislature Of
Wisconsin, and is to be submitted to
vote of the people of that state. II
is confidently predicted that the peo.
pie will approve the law.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-07-13
DIS SOLUTION.

THE cops,tnership heretofore existing be-
tween the subscribers, was dissolved on the
9th Of June. Persons indebted to the firm are
to call and settle without delay by cash
or no,e-of coulsc the former will be preferred.
]. Nj. PARISH,
]. H. PARISH.
July 9Th, 1858. a.