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The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-16

The New RELIcIoN.--'rhe Washing
ton Star says it is evident from what
has lately transpired, thatthe Spiritual
lists are about to form themselves into a
religious sect.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-16
III Al II RaED. I.

" % u - = q y
On Monday evening, tho 3lst uItimo, by IN,
Rev. J. Galloway, DR.. T. J. PEASANTS, former
ly Of this place, to Miss MARY A. GLyNrH, al
Of Ncwberry District, s. C.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-16

The amount in the u. s. Treasury
an the lst inst. was s22. 204 .O22 81.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-16
w wANTED

"A COMPLETE fils ef shr A08TH-czR0.
= LIMA DEMOCRAT. durius she period
that Joas n. BrsriSo aried - Ediiar sn1 Pfe-
pneior; fsr rhieh rrnsansbls price nill l.s
paid AdlrrrS
wA. q. RICHARDSON. IT,
ciesk \. ". Post.
Raleigh. July 2f. IL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-16
W n TIE u.

RY Young Lady Of some experience il
- teaching. school. in healthy neigh
horhood. Reference. Prof. Sterling, Greensbo
rough. n. c.
Address postage paid) d. f. B., Glover Gar
den, Alamance, n. e..
July 2S. AZ
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-16
For the Recorder.
Dial's Creek, August .

Dial's Greek, August 0.
MHssRs. EpIToRs I've were visited,
on the 9TH inst, by one Of the most
destructive hailstorms we have seen
for many years. 1t commenced about
s O'clock r. NJ, and continued half an
hour. The path Of the storm was a
mile wide, varying more or less in diff
ferent places, and so FAR as we have been
able to learn, extended about ten miles.
The morning of the 9Th was bright and
beautiful, but it revealed sad specta-
Gle to the unfortunate farmers. The
green crops and vegetation Of every
sort were in some sections almost to-
tally ruined. Tobacco, whose luxuri-
ant growth had excited the admiration
of all who bcheld it, was entirely strip
ped Of its leaves, and the stalk left ma
ked. Large quantities we're cut down
and thrown. IN heaps from the fields.
You eau judge OF the severity Of the
hail Shen you. ATE told that notwith-
standing the heavy rain which succeed
cd during the night, and the warmth ol
the atmosphere. large quantities were
gathered late On the following morning
The loss is immensely great. One
house was unroofed. but no serious &C.
cident occurred from it.
or We understand that the town Of fGraham
and the neighborhood north west Of it, in Ala
nance, were also visited with, hail storm o
considerable violence, on the same evening. II
some parts Of its course the hail was 50 heay,
as to break the glass in the windows.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-16

The following is the arrangement
by the Judges for The Fall Circuits:
Eaanfon I,.la. MI
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-16
Destroyed by Lightning.-w'

grct to learn that the barn Of Mr.J. w. Gsrrard,
who lives about three miles east Of this place,
was set on fire BY stroke Of lightning ON the
81 instant, and entirely consumed, with it's con-
tents, some two hundred bushels Of wheat and
. carriage. The Il ic Vas communicated 6rsi tc
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-16

JuIy aslh, 1854.
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FROM MEXICO 4,

soRLEANs, July II. Steamer ofizaba arrived
from Vera Cruz today, v It'll Mexicna dates 10 the
3d. Alvarez reported i'll. no prospect of recovery.
A new expedition under Count Bonldou,s COM
priSiIlg twp battaions has been sent 10 Michonenr
swlere the reyoluloiastitli continues. E&E s.
Galveston dates the stil.igiye a altering nc
counts of the,crops at Ell Passo
The Mails afris ed Ut san Anionia. having been
attacked by lndinns ut Eag lie Springs.esf Fsa 4 ~
letter from Santa Fe, dated May 10th, says
bining against the whites, and asgenetal Indian
wnr is inevitable. 'rhe commander of The troops
has sent force TO Eagle Springs and is otherwise
preparing 10 tpeAai e against the lnt;ians.
Mrs w lsun, Recently prisoner among the
Samanches arrived at 81 Phsso.
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IlouoR BrI, 4 vRToFn

CoscoRD, N.sHs, July 2.=-G ov. Baker vetoed
The bill to-day giving the CITY Council power 10
regulate restrain the sale of intoxicaing drinks
i'll the folowingei ern1s.- = Il s.,Sss
Believing as Il do that the Legislature has no
constitutional rglitto prohibit the use of ali In
toxieatne drinks, hefeIore. they 6sve no const-
ipal ilhcritits of any city or town. return the
bili TO the House of Renrese natives in which il
originated With these my objections, signed ~ B.
Baker,. s. 49,
By vote Of 1865 to 1876. the bill will not 20 through
the Senate.
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KIDNApplIiN,G cAsP %

- 49, MT 81
s SaRAToeA, July Il The examination or 1ierrin
and Russell, chang 4 with kidnapping solomon
NorthTop, was cbntin,ied to day. The evidences
is strong against them! Their counsel refused 10
call witnesses their behalf, contending that the
statue of limitation requires the Indictment To be
made within tiree years after the commission Of
the crime The District Attorney commended that
the crime was continued until Northrop was re-
leased from slavery. Justice Tosk took tile same
view and committed the prisoners.
Northrop has commenced a suit for damage
against both. They have been held to bail in Eve
thousand each. ~ iii
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eTHE Cause OF THE RAiLRoAp CAEAMtrr.--
The Baltimore American says: Tie Coroness in
guests on The bodies Of the victims OF the recent
collision on the Susquehanna Railroad lave re-.
saltsd, two in throwing the buTthen Of blame on
William D. Scott, the conductor Of the Acconitno-
dsfOa Train, and the other two on A.. RI. VIM
ehsstsr the supeTintendsnt of the Road Mr.
seott sppearsin card, insopf columns 10 day in
naturalization, and he most certainly max e out
very strong case. II viii dol5tless command
general petusal.
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HkALTH OF NEw 0RLEAss.- The numbet o
ialermeaisi in the various csmetetiesi IN New or.
ls,ns, for the week ending the ID Instant. 8 r. NJ.
we're s2s. The Bulletin says: Tins shows a ye-
n lsrge increase over the preceding week; when
the interments were l70s ItSsho1ld be home in
ulnG, however, that 100 Of the above are teported
sscass OF sun siroke- nauy OF which came un.
ds the care Of PHYSICIANS and with which he cor
oner had nothing 10 do. n
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sMoNTpEIlER, VI. j aly i 2--'rhef ne mne,ance
Convection considered the propriety of nonninat-
ing temperancs ticket. Tor stale officers AT the
session to daypo nomna ttonWi i'll probably be made
Recommendations have beens submitted by both
Wing and Democrat candidates which fully en-
dorse the provisions of tie Maine Law
EvENiNe SKssIon.--A fer some debate it was de.
cidsd 70 Pe s'pone reading Bronson,s iettess, and
receive resolutions which were tiien submitted
They lie, affirm adherence 10 sfie resolutions Of
1913 aud 1852, endorse the doctrine Of non-inter-
venlion by Congressin rights Of people of terrific
ries frame their own laws; approve of the recent
acts Gonsre regard 10 The NebrsS and KAN
sas, 50 fer as il establish The pnncple that the
people OF the teiritor ei should lsgisdte for their
own weliarei strongly denouRces the President Tor
his unwarranta BILE interference IN our poll
ties; his pit lpabte andt alarming invasion OF oui
tronage TO conto our State elections. They also
dsnounce any coalition and determine to Stand o,i
lhsitfneIits for sncress.s q. 3. - ~
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AtMartinsyiile On Tiur ~ 18th ii.stant, or Con-
sumption, Mrs. u Ms - cKER, wife ofJohn
II. crumbaekef.i 81, "
The frfends or te invited TO attend her
which win tsks ace rom her lite residence in
NartInsviile at 4 O'Clock this morning.
At ElIendale aYsba co. Vdls on Thursday ah July.
fnthe nth year or her nso ELzZABkT CALHOUN
second daughter af " . aud X 3. BueHAHAx.
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Buohan,,s Iungarian Balsal "a

ratiye an the allght forms Of colds cough and insm
ma That can possibly be used for whooping cough
sPITT1NG or BLoon.a zsas
speedily a Sc s ss & aeap: I:
hsIssm which hssls hs affected msmsans
REMEMBER THIS. asrs
Splitting OF blood always arises from tendeEey to Tu
bereuons disease; and e mol cheated at the outset win
PAIN1N THE SIDE.
sIisss from
Peura, asstion Of the passages in
casa It s very dangerous Indication ~ diseaso
and nothing posi- bly, eject that object speedily aud
y. - LIVER C0AIPEAINT.SS
In cases 81 Consumption tie LIVER Us always more
ss sSg e
The by consumption u speedily cured
- iee WINTER COUGH.
IsS asSs sy sasEaS wnsT ssS Which ssis
nos aassts By tie 5 .issnl Il ifmor
SD rnieas and other ou matter; inpfoses digestive
crEsns aud lmarts new lite to the wansld
Z e BRONCHITIS
expect with ali other symptom caused byan al
ss 20 ts Ell
BE warned nj times 20 aiictedI and
pl0s se'z c tsIJsss on THE LUNGS
The Hursaflan Ialsam Is the only vyhieh has
snss this Is eersrali We I'd ss
and ys cyiencs to sustain the
lFare there defects Intact
in the of his
tie worst form OF this diseases boldly
viii cure Tphetcnloas disease and confidently seeits
II a. EKPECTDRATI0N.s ~
Free is the most object TO be
all attempts 10 cure OF tho and
Lung y ~ s.. a.see
the bid diseased matter in the air assaEes
changes giuinnns 10 thin harm
esa lce ti uid, and TIN os Il OF with the
greats sible ease and 10 tile Inefe
e no Better N the
= - 4 SPASMoDiC ASTHMA. S. S.
Simple hetteI rclned than
the Hungarian BasaIn Tdis painful and q.
fsetion almost else 10 me
eeONsuMPT ON:
Consunpt has been very AZ "a
81 oass ~, Tbs Huiigarinn Bsisain, ~
It's cleansing, SsarTg softening aid niln1sng power,
pfnducsfn not shrinlSng, hut eFrasiczt n
Before Its deiiEtut influence, al chls, fever night
syveate, biueness o. the nails hot flushed skim an
lcertal siengths and he
the poisonous delys OF night beio the glorious morning
s0t This Is no dsiusol but tive taet ana
sustaired hy proof from all parts Of the
BE WISE TODAY.
Delay N any esse tendency, L enEhst
Tian Rssanifsa great Az II no r, Ar
u you have any syplptens above deserted p
g Sorr SONS s2 NORTH secondst PhiIaaei.
SCENTS the United Stae and ritish Amer
lean all tutufo orders must he sadresa-
ed. Also for sale BY druggists geneya. ~. =
f--for sale by b A. K y lfSIOCk q
septssstasf E.sssoetsns. Z Z #
DRAWING PAPER.
nth tina MS superior dunn imperial ana dur
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TEL BEG B z EEI(.1 ElW s
By the National Line,

FuR'rgIER BY THE ASIA.

ns..,,,s y : - y = sAEstA 81 HE ASIA.
tssl 9niy i3.fhe steamer Asia ar
VIE dates 10 uly list, three days
la.sr than THE Baitic 80 49, u e
ensehiA0ti is appointed as associate 81
Inc ponioon bridge at Dalarscl, ,so,,e aa,sn 81,
.ns z1sn June, with 500 Russian aftiIleryien q,
=. .,.s spu most OF them were drowned Their guns
We huiiered transports wese preparing 10 take
uYo WY rom Yuma TO Gtinea b,
According 10 Vefifia ref,cr,s. the
smut rhe Sea of Azof by sinking iii The straits
,,:. = s.ln large barges hch are laden
9 Ies North China Hespld contains manifesto
esv tlis Soiiss Of rance, land and tie u
lnsi Tying tle recent atiack on the linpe
tieiist troops. II was IHnofea that the Pleiino
leniiaites q these gosefninenis would proceed ID
VI Thes .nico leila Falnilgn', of Parma
publishes letter from New YORK, written IN (
man nailssi Cara, Il in the service OF lire
uke Of RatIfia, stltifg that he assassinated the
sske ies tnsatis otlsIed him. The Govern nent,
81 q the has liberated M
i Offers ne eiul de susPlcioti.i ss 49, b
Z Ihs City of AiaHc ester sailed from Liyerpool
on Tue 18th, for r hiadelphia.
Liyerfpoi BfeadstnlTs 5AlaTke was in ftienced 81
2Ith: LESS anziet sell on tile 29tb The inn,
proved feeling was owing 10 slight chans,s Tor
tile worse III the weai her, Decline for week
rs quoied I'd on iine. and i'd ON interior desclp
tons g wheat; in -four; and . on Indian
Geo. Baden CHI circular reports beef ia good
request. E5steln pork active No demand for
W. stern or inierlor Bacon 80 40s SO d ass Tor
Eastern md " esiefti.
Brokers Circuit Tailow in better demand
81 6Ss Sd Z Lard as q 90; Linseed oil ei,iei.
Barring Brotters report Rice, Ten, aud Sugar
quiet. Collie firm. BIeaastuffs lower. Money
good demand. 5aoa dolls. advanced To SIS 3d. Bar
slaxse es hatf eagles los 3D. Aneticun stocks,
= ttg cc az
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NEM YeRK MARKET

NEW * IslAi 9lAHkAEI. - II
July l3. Stocks lower but active. Money ac-
five and unchansee Sterling duh Al 93a9a. Call
loans q. FIoutuHsettle Straight State S6a6,T5;
good Ohio ,25aI. 10 Southern dull pt 50n9, co.
Eheat-Sout Red i66al70 81 White Ohio
1870. Corn declined Western mixed 66a69,
81 hite s0as3. PORK firmer, mes ifso0to II. ID;
prime 10. 90 to f9s14.s Beef market finn, county
mess 10, 90 10 8, CO. Lard dull Ut 9a9a, Whisky
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{ - CONGRESSIONAL

WAsitSuToN, July 10.
housE4 lconcludedl .-Aftel a long debate and
nnsuecessiul otios TO lay on HE table, the River
anu t1aIpof bill was reported to ilie House blythe
committee. Adjousaeti stE < s,sii -
M ~ W Asli9aroa, July 10. 5
sEkATE--i' he Homestead bill was resumed -
" ade made long speech in favor of the bili,
HousEair. iiweil preserte : n,.,, ~ or
the Wheeling and Belmont Fridge Company, ask !
ing Tor an investigation into the charges preferred
against Judge Gtier. Refeft=d TO the committee
on Judiciary. KS.
- The House took up the River and Hhrbor bill.
Inc amendments made in Tie Committee OF the
Whole wers concurred in. Tie bill passed, yeas
IS, nays &C.. As kSsssff y 20
The House went into committee on the Army
appropriation bill.
Mr.. Stanton, of Kentucky, novel, an amend
ment abclishing military superintendent of the
National rpores and TO ests blish civil super,
intendence.
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PoRTLANp. July l2.-The Wings. Free Sellers
and Menell Democrats, OF the second Congrsssion-
al District Maine, have United on John J. Perry
candidate FOL Congress. Tue ground of union, is
opposition TO the N sGrask X bill. =
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~ 81
AAusiFieasF ENTkarRisE.z ti1Ka11, 10 rfA nn,.s
tvhitehnrat,s ID
.I z. wAIrEAURsTha5de decided 10 TINS,
for tho benefit Of the III liz
siohg The oers s o a re- ssnst
i,osipe date alice the OF the siiares
@ ISH sassslfs ma s hS sss, .
Is 1as nrSGsiy ASP
any In wss When The presented Il ii.
], i. z - 8. se''s' TR UsrEEs. sss
4 sirl< and Vzra =, Riley. ~ ashineton. d. {,
sALLER ifS - - 500 ts,.o
BALLiMoRB. 206 Markst street, s5sf,s. g
aIcfiMoNp y, ~ a., psansylsapia Avenue
PErERs BDRt Va 4, /. syelaos.f 4 30 80 Z
sss &. mad NTH the sS.ons
7. No. g heslins, Va
CoILisss 4 cos G. =. .
s asS Chestnut s. 100 Chestnut
on. -, !, Mass. tollins, bindings.
One splendid three story hrie House and EoIin =
rom fsn s.s y; e. ON ed street, second door
One House Lot in ceoreets,r,,. %. 200
o9s sisssal iss Wilmington sia D o $40
On nc sssaa, House Lo, in washington, D.. 1900
On. ne il Portsmouth, Va On Court '0D
Ts vel 6e,s i GsStssiowa D. second sOO
9 9sS. seventh 500
Eiity leldid q old Lever > SIM M K mn
twenty ak massive Silver Pitchers Al N m son
Twenty do C.losI ~ m
Fourteen Diamond Rings az =. 7af "a s3s eSS
Atneteep heavy Gold Chains al m on an
Twenty Silver GobIsts at rl.l- S m M SnsS
ist, e nne paaiea' raeetets at 20 90 600
One hundred fne Gold Pencils, at y IN s6o .
One hundred fne Portilonlaies. Al m IN n
One hundred fiie Gard Cases. AZ IN m = n3t
FIVE hundred ne heavy Gold Rines nj s n IN I nm
one hundred snesdi Gold Lockets al IN IN i s6t
IhTee thotsll.a Animals, at - 49, an q snSSk
One thousand utosraphir Art Journals S1o
Total g94 "a go ooo
@ act that THIS property = decided to Trustees in
OF The District coIuGlbia for fhs hen.
OF US deTs every Shareholder receiving
worth 50, and very fnest onaliv
easei the nigh character and position Of those
ana the great and extended repufation and bs
ness o. M. Msiiehgrst be deems sacent guarantees
nal every promise OF this " m be prou,t
ly and performed as the picture 10 81 9scn
VIII ne among many Galleries capable Of pro
sand ticketstvifbe sold. 80 Y 800 - frHvH
j. FlGKEisoN, Sole agent for Wheeling,
Il his Music Sure.
IesSuSla 199 Main street
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RAl1oAp AcelpEsT, e Nj ht before last the
can r.a over COW nj North Mountain. near Mar
p.sburg, by which they were thrown from the,
,r,ek, aud Columbus Davis baggage master, was
considerably injured. ssw have not Learned ofany
O,h,r material damage Intending tie sccidett.
AsornER Yesterday as the cars, were crossing
Chat River bridge, Charles Davidson. baggage
master, was looking ont iogsee If all The wheels
were right, when sudden jar forced his head
against coal platform. HE'S so badly injured
,iat ii is supposed he caauot survive.
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WAKE, FoLEsl-MoSofITo Asopri Such, so
far our drowsness would us to- etc rnine,
was the burthen OF an Dir humnled in our ears by
oae Of those hesterous insects in Psopria persona.
He was the inst of The seasor-a most nm IS ecomel
yisitoc-the pioneer OF nyfias of lnusquiloes, all
coming TO plague and ioiment this sleep seeking
world. What impdFtnnate creatures they are!-l
Talk about your proasPt collretors!--who equals y
veteran mosquiioe at that gamer He waits not for
dependence, but presents bis HtLI and seeks an
INTRODUCTION Afterwards; he pHA VS. too. but not
At SIGHT, but long before the most link eyed can,
detectth draft-he draws for blood ia PULL of his
demands. There lssno escape from the unhappy
draSee, he must either succnmb or else set up a
plea in sAR TO his blood q irsty creditor.
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DEATH OF san LEI BARSToN.
BuFFAIo, July i2.-Alr IL Sami. sarston AZ. emf
nent iawserof Detroit, md late U. S. Attorney of
Michigan, died here tosday, after short illness.
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MARRIED.
on The fethiust ne Hotel. aahinston.
IF Bognyie. Mo TO Miss A. .sE DUFF, or Ciarins,
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FASHION, sayst the RenubI icans plays some
queer freaks with its waud. The last innoy alton
i, We believe. the use ofsthe middle name and
doping the irst and sschrisiiap index. For in
stance, Jones, who alwayS was distinguished in his
younger days by plain John D. or Jack" has
concluded that appellation To- be s.yuigaw,H and
Rnoy only known as j. Daw j ones. more sppTo.s
plate to be given in fun, and would doubtless be
most correct index to the fellow. Peter G.. Jenl-
ms has become convinced that Peteg Is too houeIy
acognomen for who wa so high in atisto-
etitc circles. and brngs him too much on i level
with the common herd; he thesefore now plIInes
hspseif P. Green Jenkins. lust SO with Isaac g.
Bacon. all the fellows are ma the tisnse and
be canaot see how he can keep in good stand
ing at the club aud not join in the EeYolutions
sway goes the s'Isaaesss and II Cooke Hneons
Dengrayed upon his card. So goes the new mania,
no matter how ndicnlous; but it is the ssFage,s'
and the brainless deyotee Of fashior's must
arm and equip according 10 rules.
ST - Il
DECLINE II ToEAcco.-It Is said that. within 4
few weeks. tho price of tobacco has seriously de-
elined at Richmond. Va some grades being 50
hstated, IS dsasttousy affecting NE crop in
EdAAdA COutllleSp
90 Is 6fSI
DEATH OF Carr STRRcK 1'he death Of this
veteran in the New Orleans aud Coast tradc;,is an
nOunced ia ths New Orleans papers Of the s0tf.
he was knowns Or every rnanS woa'an and .ellila.
Ontbe coast. 80 Z. is,,. - ~,
BELLg.-wesiavites attention 10 the ADVERTISE
ment of Meneely,s Bells, FOR which Mr. Jas. n.
Dillon is agent in this city. Tsiese bells are OF
superior Workmanship and hpe tone
CnOLERA.-The PittsbuIeh Journal Of wsdnes-
day. states thatlthis direful disease has made its
appearance in thai peighborhood, more sspsccial-
iYamoug the tutoring classes emp the Feit-
roads now initile courseof formation. y further
states that on one Of The Sections on the Hemp
field RaEoad. irtthe vicinity Of nsliing stst
working men died on " ednesias Of this awful
nalady. s.
A FRloHrFuL susF he Argus says that
awerkman employed upon Que Of the tow
ems of the Snspenson Bridge. lost hls foot
hold. Wednesday evening, and must have been
dashed to pieces, had not one of bis Gonna Mons
sFasped him blythe heels and rIainsainsd BE- hold
until assistance arrived 20 tuEn the iel-
low .'tnther end up
swErr CLAN ne Of The papers Of this clty
says: "The Know Nothings have swept everything
atthe late election in Memphis. lropiIth he Mayor
down to the lowest oifees. What dirty set Of
people they must have been down there. " hope
tue Mayor Il lehs VII nj require swespiFs vess
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DRAWING PAPER.
vrFHAT8fANsS superior mfdinms imperai, ana dot-
w Bic siepldnt Drawins Papers. Drawing Paper IN
ne rsl sold BY the gard OF any desired length
Profile ana Tracing Fapers FOR sale 81 > ! . . -
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

scfKc,NNATI, July River fallen inches.
Weather pleasant. s.
PiTTsspRslI. July Il, RIVER fest s inches,
falling. Weather lear and IS arm
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DECLINE ~ ToEAeco.-It Is said That within q
few weeks. the priee of tobacco has seriously de-
elined at Richmond. va5 some grades being 81
and 50 per cwt. lover. The drongiit, we also see.
itstated, IS disastrousiy Affecting crop
ienburgh and Hslifax counties, ~.
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Or. Morses Inyigoyatiia Cordial hss been
By zoIne unprineipied pertpus as n ~ ~ p
In fnuit all tho genuine cordial have the
tors sile pasted the cork Of each botlle 1 I'D
following words blown IN the glaas--s q ~
npR, HORSES iaRicoRA TING CORDIAL, -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-14

BELLs.-wesinvite attention 10 the ADVERTISE
ment of Meneely's Bells. for which NJ. Jas. n.
Dillon is agent in this city. These bells are Of
superior workmanship and fine tone. &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-07-14

1reseriptions carefully conrouideh. Sunday ea-
u certcd. az Yo WILLIS Drug Store,
tiyie :. -. u - No. % Union ST.
being deeirous OF diving thsif afe-
lion 10 Of their business, oier their
ry Goods establishment for on satisfactory tcrraa
wheens. May 30, 1sis. ~ sFa my5Ssim
NEW AND SCARCE TRIMMINGS g (.
4 usT resetved by Ex, new lot OF GI mPDRE
" LACES for frinnnns III desirable eoloTs
w d. NOTE q IfIo., e's,et
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Tar Wool, MAnSEr.E The wool. begins to 70
changing hands pretty freely. good deal Of
-.,l has been sold at from 20 10 IS CENTS Few
.s,iss clip. ts5. We think the bulk Of salps in
=. County will range 10 90 10 40 csats. as IN
-. and condition. urtarmers need money
~ ave no grain and but little stock TO sell. and
s~ Of hem will hold any longer aud still few er
s,la over for an improvement IN prices .the pros
a..l being uupromsing OF present for cops,t,r,
INA advance upon the price now Offered. W..
o,.,aue the market having now fairly opsnediand
8, nrioes settled, the greater riion of the wool
ann Of this county VIII pass into The Laid OF
la,srs, st wha. may be considered pretty fair1
Dtces. Most of her growers had made up Their
mind, 10 subit TO moderate decline from last.
..,Is high Ihfss Washington I.egorter. ~ Z.