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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-03-28

XXTRIGHTs INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS

RIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS.
Wv Thia extraordinary medicine founded the principle
the human subject BUT ONE DISEASE
which, floating ths general Of hs circulation
the all kinds Of fever when lodged the various
ths body give rise 70 masdy ncdsnt 10
Let il be remembered that the human body and WHl3HG
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILL mutually adapted
that by them all morbid and huno (th OF s)
entirely and tails easy manner.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail, by
j. WEIGHT CO.,
fooJa No IL Chxytza atys
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eyN I'll FORD & COZ, JAS H., General Agents,
I'VE y5ca And Forwarding Msroant1 Bank Fsce janis
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MMeALPIN, R. M. d CO., Wholesale Grocer
nd Dealers Liquors, "a
MI ssFsss 'fspys Ns wOrlesps. IS apl ~
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1lt1. a sT, .lElsRsHIPs, MIC.

II AW NOTICE The undersigned have en-.
ssrsd ts practice q their ctsas,on
S-1Nsi3 BENZ AMIN, NICSU FlNNEF.s Is
AZ mhss r. A. BRADFORD
n GsOPARTNERSHIP The undersigned have
foriaata ssparsnt 4sbip LTTLEJoN NOR
Grocery Commission
JOS LITrLEJ0aN,
r. NORCDM.
WILLIE J. LITTLEJOiiN.
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III AYES d HOLMAN, Attorneys ct Law, No.
81 q stsulssz s.csI plaee Nsrsslrlesan. docs lys
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17

about the middle of October, after the
land had been thorsughsy narrowed
with large heavy iron -toothed harrox,
1 sowed FIRST the guano and then the
wheat and plowed them in with a single
horse plow, aud then narrowed the land
again. ] never saw such wheat upon
poor land in nv life. and after IL was
cut and cleaned measured one hun.
dred and twenty Eve bushels from the
six bushels that was sewn. The quan.
tity Of land | estimated to be about
eight or ten acres, and ! applied eigh-
teen hundred pounds of guane. Ihave
used this seasnn one ton Of guano Epan
a poor sedge field, along side f this
| sa~ed in wheat and guano last year.
and there is not much difference now
in the two pieces. | am well satisfied
that man can.s by the use of guano
upun pour land. make fortune sooner
thsn he can from clearing new land.
Though IL may be rich. The quantity
of wheat which should be sown is abeut
4 half bushel to the acre Of land.
Very respectfully, yours.
WM. ALBRIGHT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
From the Farmers Journal.
GUANO.
Sandy Grove, Chatham Co, n. e. !
April 25th, 1854. )

DR.. ToMPKISs: s:-I have made small
experiment with guano, upon wheat
last year, and am so well pleased with
my success that | have concluded to
give you the result of the experiment,
and you can do with il as you may think
best. suwed six bushels Of early pur-
pie strawed wheat upon dead poor land
which think has been worn out Fifty
years ago, though even in its primitive
state it was not fertile. The charac>
ter of the land is what is called with
us loose red soil. | broke the ground
in August last, aud solved the wheat
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
Black-snith Shop.

YSHE sui'scnbrr his now In operation one al
u the mosiexiensise Smith shops ever carried
on in the town Of Hillsborough- Having pro-
cured The services Of Mr.. IAxrs n. BsHxrs, for
mrrly Of ofpousmouih. Va. as forrnsn. with other
good Noshern and southern workmen. he begs
leave 10 say thai he Is now prepared 70 execute
all work in this line Of business ia the he'd nan
nsr and al shsrt nolire- Plantation Work will
be done with neainess and de-Psfrh. and Horses
shol In the bes manner. The irea nerk on
rssehe.. hussies. &e. viii be execxied in a SUI
periar ayie and with proper regard 10 iis dars-
hiIiiy. For farther infsraaiion call AZ his shop
south ess, Of The Count House.
A. L. MURDOCH.
January s5. 60
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
CARRIAGE MAKING BUSINESS.

TIIE subscriber having entered into the Car
= risse Making B1siness. AZ his residence, sir
miles nsdh Of Hillsboronsh. is prepared 10 exc
cute all erders in that line with which he may be
favored. He has provided himself with good ma.
ierisis. aud will keep good workmen. and thiuk'
he will lie able 10 please those who may want an,
sriirle in his line. All orders will he promptly
attended to. and his terms will be moderate.
His Wool Carding Machine will bs
farni.hed Nth new Cards, and pui in good 70.
pair by the 18th Of June.
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
March %. 7s,f-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
10 the Ladies'.

You will find At the Drug Store, large and
select assortment Sf
Fancy Articles, Pcrfilnicry. &C.,
embracing Work Boxes, Cahas, Jewel Boxes,
w ming Desks. Paper Weights, Flower Vases,
(ncw stylc.) P0t FoIios, Port Monnaics, Hair
aud Tooth Brushes, Combs, in variety, Sewing
Buds, Toilet Bottles, with a fine variety Of Co
logncs, Toilet Soaps, &c.
April Ia. az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
Livery Stables.

N The undersigned, having
W Mn formed coparinership for the pur-
sAnA I ii pose, have opened Livery Stable
81 ysT in Hilsborough, at the old stand
sAss5 formerly occupied l,y MIR. Robert
F. Morris. aud are now prepared 10 take care Of
as many horses as the public may favor them
with. Their Stables a,c in good repair, and their
Crib well supplied with Forage. They will
spare no pains TO make every thing agreeable
about their stables. Give them trial.
GJ Vehicles and Horses viii he hired by the
day, or fnr longer time, at reasonable prices.
llEDGpETH & GARRARD.
February s. 23tf-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
Caswell Mutual
Fire Insurance Company,

LOCATED AT MILTON, n. q.
vTHIs Company. which'has been in successful
Il operation for some months, is prepared 10
receive applications for insurance against Fire on
Dwelling Houses and Furniture. Stores, Work
Shops, Mills. Factories, sad other buildings and
pcisonal properly, ON reasonable terms.
Every one who in-urcs becomes thereby .
member of The Company. The risks taken are
generally in the country OF small towns. IN this
state aud Virginia, 50 that heavy loss is si any
time anticipated, and il is expected that u will
seldom. IL at ALL he necessary TO make assessments
ON the premium notes.
Applications to be addressed 10 James NJ. AZ
len, es /. Secrel,y, Milton. 10 the undersgnrd
st tbs Pos, Oice in Hillsboroush, who will al.
teal "a taxing tls necessary survey Of the premi-
ses on which insurance is desired.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, Agent.
November 25. i5--bm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
S25 Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 4tli- Of
~ July last. Negro Girl named JANE, aged
about - years. She Is black, heavy set, Of or
dinary height. sleeps forward little when walk
ing fast. and is free spoken. She was formerly
owned by Mr.. James Johnston. Of Alamance, and
her mother isnow owned by John rrolingcr, esq.
and she is probably lurking in Alamance county.
The shove reward will be given for her apIae-
henson and delivery TO me. near l.easbuig, Cas-
we'll county, or for her confinement in any jsii SO
that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
November 2. tf-0
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
JUST RECEIVED.

DYA.c. MURDOCH. Large Lot Of Tca-
I'D dy-made Clothing. such as Frock
aud Dress Goats, Over Coats. Panlaloons, Vests,
&c. of ,srieu, kind. Of MATERIAL, and of fashion
allie cut. Call and see.
November 81 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
Just to hand,

Ar TIE DRUG STORE,
a FRESH supply Of. BOOKS, STATION.
IA ERY, &c., consisting. in part, oil the fol-
lowing:
The Thought Blossom, Gem OF the Season,
Flnra's Interpreter, Gih Book oi items
Floa'. item, Gems Of Beauty,
Ladies' Keepsake, Floral Keepsake,
Cryst,l Fount, Dew Dtop,
Gin OF Flowers, The AlSe,
(;;ft of Affection. The Rose.
Poe,ical Works Of Milton, Campbell. Cowpcr,
MoMe. Byron, Burns, Thompson, Pollock and
others; together with great variety OF Miscel.
laneous Works. Port folos, Albums, Letter and
Note Paper, &c.
November 8. lU-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-05-17
Spring Trade, 1854.
gCMDDlTIILD & .F2.E.ELAN.D,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers, in

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, PeJf,t.
merry, Cigars, Fancy articles, &c.,
a RE now receiving the largest and mos, &C.
- iect Stock that they have ever offered 10 the
Trade, which will be sold on as reasonable terms
as Vt any other establishment in slijdle OF West
cin North Carolina.
Physicians. Country Merchants, and Farmers,
arc cordially invited to call and examine the qua
lity and prices, rs We are determined TO make IL
TO ihcii interest 10 buy 81 Us.
Orders sent viii he filled promptly, neatly pack
cd, and forwarded with despatch.
Orders amounting TO S25 or upwards. we will
deliver free Of charge TO any distance under twcn-
ty.iivc miles.
April 4, 1854. 30
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
THE ERE OF LIST NIGuT.

We have report on another page OF hre IN this
City last night another blazing record of the brutal
perver.iOn Of democracy N this City which permits
avaice, ignorance ana recklessness to bnld houses
in such frail to be unfit for residences or
business places in 8 civilized com,ouny.
Among the gallant fremen of this City there is
slaughter regular aud ferocious because of Legls
Iature which does not compel wholesome supervision
of many of those things necessary to life, liberty
and the pursuit Of bappness-not the least OF which
are rules for building houses properly.
Because the house which stood yesterday as No 23l
Broadway wos built house ought TO be built, with
thin wall. though six stories high we have 20 record
that its dc s'ructon last evening attended by the
certain deaths Of two remen and the almost certain
deaths Of several more who we're present az the be-
ginning Of the con1seraton, and are missing And
also by wourds broken limb, internal injuries, OF
some twenty more And all this because house of
Fix stories was built in wicked style that az the
first alarm of fire it's walls fell in
We mu.t have Reform. We must get out OF this
slough Of barbarism. The first oDty of man is 10 So
ciety and not to bis breeche pocket aud good regua
ons the subject oftne material and proportions Of
houses should be rigidly enforced The people who
allow the laws TO be neglected the sufferers These
fremtn are working men-with wives sn1 families, in
all prUbabity-and their lives sacrificed because
men in the pursuit OF money pise life and pchfok
together tenemen'- right and left without regard 10
their stability or their reproof character, the most
important qualifications OF the abodes a. city OF
OF eco COO inhabitants.
We refer readers TO the caamtous details of the
heroes who perished l,st night. They fell gorously,
aud their blood be the heads of the debauched sen
timent which despises life in the pursuit of lucre
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
CoJ.. BpSros's sPrEcH.

Col Bep+ous speech yesterda! was mascsline ard
telling assault upon The the Nshr@'s' BID Cer'"o!
smerr the ssy very able speeches saHst that bill in
botb Houses Of Congress there il none which has
dealt 1t a more fafsl i1ury than this The historical
.,rnebrs a1du .ed by the veteran oraor h assertion
OF the duty Of preserving the public faith and Leaving
urdisurbed tmeh honored national c,pPscs, his sar
ca.tc J.noliton Of the new f4rged soPhism OF ao1-
ipteryer tion and territorial sovereignty his exposition
Of the ueesspess OF the IrOpoed fraud 10 toe slave
States htmselve. and least of all. hs sca'hiOg
rehuke Of the notorious Interference OF the Presiien
suo bis mLiOns secure tie passage OF the measure
-r.rdsr thi. sCeech salient feature 10 this msmors
bic and 10 portsnt debate II scarcely necessary 10
ssy that il s marked throughout by the peculiar man
per spd repete With the mordan though no nelly wit
Of its author it equally unnecesssry to add thi.
there are points in IT, principles, statements, infe-
rerces to which We should find it very diieuli n
agree; but that al who desire the defeat OF the
great political swindle At which It'll aimed mus, vel
come il wsf satisfscton as very powerful, if not
final blow at that .hspeles., repulslve aud odous
monster. Coming with .uch force Of reasoning and
with the authority Of Col Bobtons long experience
snd eminfn position in our legislation, IL must be
deeply felt both BY the authors sn1 the antagonists Of
The bill adding TO the disbursement OF the one ald
cheering tie efforts o. tie other. IL is desperate
struggle which the latter have had to sustain at O,ce
scainst the patronage and power OF the Executive
ana the shameful cooperation of msOy southern gen
teuen from whom better things were % he expected,
in the work of fraud, folly, deception and dshopo-
We can OILY hope that this struggle may yet De crowned
with success, and our hope is greatly strengthened
by this demonstration of Col BentoD's.
How effective hi. speech was considered by the
House nav be inferred from the refusal Of che leading
charpons of the slavery propaganda on it. floor TO
allow the distr euished representative, the courtesy
usual on such occasions, of concluding mis- remarks
though the hour to which speeches are usually limited
had expired. This refusal needs no comment; it will
be appreciated by the public as it deserves
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
o, rpe.ed 70 the United States The ,ame is ire c,se

Or rpe1ed 70 the United States the sme is the clse
with respect 70 the Sandwich Islands. or even evsn-
,uslly witt Canada =; act OF aroe1a'io1 Sll be
greeted IS welcome NJ 81 rreersS5rg lit sh'l result 10
en'sreling EDglsnd sud America in swsr DiP!onic''
vhoe element intrigue would profit By such 81 o'-
cssion 10 fomebt sud stimulate fhe question ami SIR
up the sparks OF disagreemen into deadly conlagra
ton. TIE extension or Limitation Of Slavery are
cue s,ion on which the Cabinet Of 81 Petersburg has
never dg,lr for moment; and, whatever might be IN
the 6sast future the possibility OF collision between
the United States aud he Russian desPotism, she A1-
tocret lie bow algsys ready heartily 10 shake hands
with any kind Of American Democracy, thus realizing
tie adsge that e1'renes meet
We believe. however that for the mo Dent, the Rus
sian diplomatic establishment at Washington is in
rather bereavei state. Its means Of communication
witt s.. Petersburg difficult aud will become more
so dolly, being watched over by England aud France,
who control tie termn OF the Atlantic thoroughares
The sending snd receiving of dispatches will become
sluost impossible This Increasing difficulty, if no.
total interruption of communications will be felt In the
vital Derve of diplomacy that j. in its pecuniary re-
sources Hitherto the Russian Legs'i' n a. Washing
ton has drawn s salaries and received its contingent
funds through the Legation in London and has bal no
open credit with sny banking house in America Rus
.an merchants snd bankers have no funds here, and
We are Informed that he exchange on Russia and ST.
Peter.burg has now risen TO 20 percent. Russian
dipon scy has therefore no great cbsoe Of being in-
fueniis in rendering the policy Of our Government sub
seryiebt 70 the Car other9i.e than with words pro-
nises and friendly demonstrations. These however,
will no doubt be brought to bear With all the ingenuity
that skill and experience suggest and though not
Immediately aided by the ring and glitter Of hard cash
they ay easily become formidable to the real interests
OF the country and contribute to lead Us into course
of action from which we can never come out with
honor.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

PArnioK GOrS.S. Of No IS EOgise badly b,r.
York HcspIt,l s>i
BreB GsuAssFE, o. No. 81 HOse rec.;yS
con'usious End burDs sboa, body. la vas hsl, -
ihe ruins BY beam that lay scross hi, b,d,
WV BAssErr. Of No Sc Hose. irjurd aS,., A,s,
GUs How Of No 10 Hose - sped VITA ..it,, d..
shortly after one selock son Of C,roner o p,,,s
,>loneipe to NJ a. Ergne "a. found ard ..a,o,.s'
A.. ~ Gdo 10 rescue him H. tod those ost.s. a.
leo an srm conGr I'd beoe aih beam aad As -
able t. n we.
Another beneath the ruins. NJ, visible .,.,.
h. was heard nd convened With those ouisde
CHARlys P.K.'s snd CnAs. ~HkELsR. Of H,ss ca ,
% sustained con-io Saole INJURY
MIX Gu1Ie,s. o,' No 81. WAS badly isja,si Al.
the b'dy
There were sres, pcaSsr Of other srensa vhss.
ssred slight il ures bu, w,,s Sd to ge' out wh,s
Most OF these went to their ho-iss AID ~e e,li ~,
tam their nsmes
Two O'CLOCK The frymen ars row At WA A.
ruir 5 erdesvorng 70 esuica'e nessEf-l He sysk |,
not much ipjur, d.
Another man beside ODonnell is ral s'Ss bssss
sible.
In further corner OF the building among the rraA
mosps of man are heard, but i is impossible 81 this tS
10 ce, at him for fear OF starring some OF sse tmb, q
thereby causing the death Of hose known 10 bo alive
THRrE OCLocX, A. NJ Young OOonne'i has M n
been ,xtricsted Hops are entertained that a Is
minutes more be will be removed from the rufrs lie
now been buried nearly seven h,urs aud talks bOs Ets,
pr sent, Nothiug is heard from the other iwo vi, "
alive about half an hour since The fremen vsta
manfully
$50. M-Tbe body OF Alex Mckay. % yeS'd Y
who resided at No 81 Mo,ts, hs. been discovered 4
went in TO rescue bis brother who is also 10 the rsA
ODopnel not yet out
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
Nesp.l)ork Daily GrihmnE,
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 26, l85
-. L. l.n

ln the Senate, yesterday, numerous memorials 10
opposition to the passage of the Nebraska bill were
presented The bill amending the act granting pre-
emp,ion rights to settlers tue Maison Rouge grant
in Louisiana was taken up aud passed The bill
granting lands to Mississippi in lieu of deficiencies to
previous grants for school purposes, was taken up,
made to apply to oil the States and then passed The
bill granting land for the benefit of the INDECENT insane
was ,igped by the presiding officer. After the trans
action of Executive business, the Senate adjourned.
In the House of Representatives Mr.. EWING sub
mited resolutions calling on the President for infor
nation as to what steps had been taken by the Gov
ermeIt for the purpose Of securing our neutral
rights and whether Great Britain has assumed to act
for Spain in the negotiations consequent upon the
seizure of the steamship Black Warrior The resolu-
tions referred to the Committee Foreign Affairs
The House then went into Committee of the Whole on
the Deficiency bill Mr. BENTON of Missouri having the
floor proceeded TO address the Committee in strong
speech sgainst the Nebraska bill and when his hour
expired. quite an exciting debate was got u, whether
he should be allowed to finish. However. having re-
ceived consent, he concladed his remarks, aud the
Con nittee rose aud the House adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

pr,,syrv,,. The Senate o. Penn'y'rSn'' n'n up
,e,,s,d,, morning ,be t tvs to IL Sunbury sOd ere
Az Gi.y.'std Psinesyile sed Ash,zbuls "iV>- -
MES Tbs hi provide. tbs the OHIO conpin .or,o.
scribe ksOOocO o. the stock OF tie Sudbary and A.
pan, for tie right Of way from Ems 10 the O1o hne a.
u.rt sas .ubaiiioJ. oui The saos'rPion
The supSury and Erie Roid and requiring the oa'o CON
boz U. OF s2so 900 to the STATE Tor ne h'o OF
nsv The amendment sdopted By vote OF - 10 H.
and the bin a. amended ordered % be aanScnosdo
a vote Of lsto -, and then lad over
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
THE: LATEST NEWS
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
THE GADSDEN TREATY RATIFIED

SPECIAL psDaich % The y. 7 IfIbuhe
WAsHrSGroS, Tue,dsy April as 1854
The Senate in executive session to day ratified the Gs
d, n treoiy with smeodmepts by olose vote Tho rssy
as raif.d gives Mex $4,000 900 reduces the ex.eai
territory snd sboshes The eleventh article Of the resyi
Guadalupe IIidsgo ignores h Girsy and all other prva
claims but extends protection and security to the inx
oceanic communication across rshusnspec under the IL
lean grant Of the 5th February, 1883 Sco as embrsx
in the Conking treaty The President viii sign
The Supreme Court has reversed the decree OF the q
cult Court of Ohio which recently declared sgsn,t gvir
the Methodist Episcopal Church south part OF the ssa
the Cincinnati Book Publishing Coscern which have ben
held exclusively by the Methodist Episcopal Church sia
the separation of ,h,t denomination in ls4i Toe supsn'
Court has remanded the cause for further proceedings
the District CoRTt
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

Elsewhere We give q summary of one weeks later
news from Europe brought by the steamship Arsba,
which arrived at Halifax yesterday mroning. The
news althoulh presenting no feature of Importance is
of an interesting character The news of the declar.
alton of war by France and England against Russi,
caused immense enthusiasm in Turkey From the
seat of there is news of Importance. The Span.
ish Government is reported to have made satisfactory
arrangements respecting the seizure of the Black
Warrior.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

We publish this morning a complete detail OF the
California news to April l, by the steamers Northern
Light and Illinois About 81 goo 900 in gold dsbrOught
by these vessels and the accounts from the mines are
of highly favorable character The trial of Captain
Watkins for his share in the flbustering enterprise
on Lower California the arrest of the Mexican Consul
and the seizure of the ship Challenge, and duel be-
tween two editors are the chief topics Of interest in
San Francisco The safety of Lieut. Strain is con-
frmed by his arrival in Panama and give elsewhere
interesting account Of his suerings as related by
himself
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

Bya special teeeraphic dispatch from Washington
Learn that the Senate yesterday ratified the Gads
den Treaty, with amendments. As amended it gives
Mexico SlO,OO0,O0O, and reduces the extent of terri
tory il aboshes the eleventh article of the Treaty OF
Guadalupe Hidalgo, and does away with the Garay
and all other private claims, but extends protection
and security to the interoceanc communication across
Teluantepec under the Mexican grant of the 5th Of
February, 1853 embraced in the Conkling Treaty.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

Tbs steamship Pampero, Of the Nicaragua Line arrived
al New Orleans Monday morni.g in Eve days FROM
San Juan She brings about in gold Snd l;J p,s
sepgsrs from California
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26
FIRE IN BEACH ST

FIRE IN BEACH ST
The smoke house and provisoo depot Of Moses Co.'S
Beach It near Grsensch, caught hre s noon yeSeftp
end was considerably dsnaged N the INTERIOR m'sag
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-26

j. H. TOWNSEND d Co, No. 70l Gresnwichst.,
large ard besu ok of Tspesty Velvet Bassei, An
bu,on Csrpet both English and American
Ocobs from to "a feet wide, Window Shades Laes Curtains
Drspe Corne Carpets made and fitted in the best