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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21
From the Southern Farmer.
Oregon Pea and Rescue Grass.

Amongst the agricultural novelties
Of the day, those which appear to be
attracting the greatest attention are the
Rescue Grass and the Oregon Pea.
Each has received encomiums Of the
highest character, and if one half Of
what is said of them is true, they pos
sess a value which should entitle them
to a fair trial at the hands of every
farmer. In the last number of the A.
meriean Farmer there are several tes-
t.munlss in favor OF the Oregon pea.
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Bargains! Bargains /!

OANLE'Y & BROWN,
HAVE jus, received and dop@ncd, ., their New
- Sore, ten miles north oi lHlsborough, and
three milrsfrom Walnut Grove, aysluable sinrk Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing every article usually kept in coun-
try Store, which they are determined 10 sell at
the Ioues, Prices for Cash or Trade. Al who
with to get bargains are requested TO give them
call, as they are determined TO spare no efforts
TO please.
az All kinds Of Country Trade. such as Raw
Hides, IIomcspun Cloth. BceswaI, FiaI Seed,
Poultry ofall kinds, Rags, &C., will DO taken in
exchange for Goods.
Orcngc co April 20. 1854. 33-6m
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New Goods L New Prices.
sl'IlE sul'-criier Is now secci,ing his well sc.
II lecied slcek d
SIsKl.vti aud SU.H.NER
GOODS,

enihfacing every anifie usually tound IN mts
market. which be is DETERMINED 10 ~lI low fof
Cash. All iho-e wishing TO gsi Bargains sfe
invited 10 give him call, as he Is resolved 10
please. Hnd will kcsp rveythi you want.
- His Stock 81 Farming Implements, Car
psDirr's and Blacksmiih's Ta.ls. Bregans. .GToce-
ries and Cookery. rnsiis him 10 offer inducements
which are found no where else in the market.
az Being eHiepsively engaged 10 the carrisgs
Making business. his Stort Of Coach Trimmings,
spriugs and ArIcs. and ell sricles in that limo
were seleetad by himself.
A. &. MURDOCH.
April 20. 81
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BIBLES AND TESTAmENTs.

V'HE Depository of the Orange County Bible
i Socicty has becs reaoved TO the Drug Store
of DR.. 5. ID. Schaoliield Il Co., and DR.. School
field sppoin,cd Librarian.
Persons desiring Bible or Testament from
The largest and finest Church or Family Billie TO
small Tcsiamen,-can he supplied at The low
Q st prices ly applying at the Depository; or il
u nalle 10 purchase, Bible will he supplied as
gift. E.A. IIEARTT. Sec'y.
May 25th, 1854. 3s-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

NEBRAsKA.-The German cmigrants
are pouring into Nebrasca in crowds.
Seven hundred and thirty passed
through Cincinnati one day last week,
on their way to the Territory. With
such emigration, aud the question Of
slavery left free to the inhabitants Of
the Territory, there will be but little
chance Of the peculiar institution =
extending itself into the new Terrific
RES. Dollar Newspaper,
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Land for Sale.

vR}IE tract Of LAND belonging to joseph o.
Brown, lying on north Little River, ten miles
north Of iiillshrough, containing 240 acres. more
or less, is now offered for sale. Persons desiiing
10 purchase land in that section Of country. will
do well 10 call on the subscriber, J. J.. Brown,
who is netting as agent; or they can view the
premises by calling on Mr.. q. l.. Dunnegan.
]. l.. BROWN, Agent.
Nav 37-3mo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-06-21

A friend has called our attention, as
we do that of our readers, to the fact
that the Agricultural Association of the
Slayeholding States is to meet at Ra-
leigh. in October next, during the
meeting Of NC. State Agricultural
Society, and the holding Of the State
Fair. The last meeting Of the associa,
tion was held at Columbia, S. c.
Fays OJserser.
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Spring Trade, 1854.

eGMOOLTIELD 6 TRELIAND,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers, In
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Peyu.
merry, Cigars, Fancy articles, &C.,
a RE now receiving the largest and most Sc.
"A lect Stock that they have ever offered to the
Trade, which will be sold on as reasonable terms
as At any other establishment in Middle o. West.
ern North Carolina.
Physicians, Country Merchants. aud Farmers,
arc cordially invited to call and examine the qua.
lity and prices, as we are determined TO make II
to ihcii interest 10 buy of US.
ORDERS sent wiIlhe filled promptly, neatly pack.
ed. and forwarded with despatch
Orders amounting To s25 Of upwards. we will
deliver free ofchayse to any distance under TWEEN
ty-ii.e miles.
Arflld, lsot- So
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S25 Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 9th of
II July last, Negro Girl named JANE, aged
about ~ years. She Is black, heavy set, Of or
dlnary height, stoops forward a little when walk
ing fast, and is free spoken. She was formerly
owned by Mr.. james Johnston, Of Ahmance, and
her molhcr is now owned hy John rIongcr, esq.
and she is probably lurking in Alamance county.
The above reward will be given for her appre-
hension and delivery TO me, near I,easbuig, Cas-
well county, or for her confinement in any Jail SO
that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
November g. tf- 90
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ComPLINENrARY.-Baron Rothschild,
while complaining to Lord Brougham
OF the hardship Of not being able to take
his seat, said, You know | was the
choice Of the people," TO which his
Lordship. replied, !" So was Barrabas."
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New & Cheap Goods.

WE are now orening large Stock af Spring
w and summer floods. whi~h No wi.h ia s<ll
upon fair terms fm Cash. OF 10 punriuai euslca,-
ers. consisting in pan oi
Rich Dress Silks. Lawns, Musiins.
Prislea Ilrragrs, Jaceneis. &C..
kibands. Gloves. French corsets,
French Worked Collars,
Sleeves. Cuffs. Bands. &c. &c.
and many other Goals Cor Ladies' wear, such e.
calicos. Ginghams. &c. SC.
A GENERAL A.ssrimesi Cor Geniienrn and Boys.
Brussels csrpting, Canton Mating. &c. &c.
LONG 4 WEBB.
April a,h. 1854. 40
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PERPETUAL MOTION /.

"A fsucst's Min, three miles nessh-~esl 81 Hills.
borough. y nov pirpared % execute IN orjers IN
shai limo. with whirh be msy he favored.
He has provided him-slf wifh the vefy lest u
ms,cfiais. and. with Mr. ch.ries r. crsbsree. q
man ~ho stands pfe-emiaeai in his pnsession,
AZ Foreman in the we-d-s shop, he IL oou6denl
that he win he able 10 plsssr al nho fa,or him
wiih ihrir I~irsags.
Nov be that like~ rleassni ride.
of twa. of three. and nors beside,
Wauh do well never 10 stop
uniil he gets 10 fsursil's -lsap;
And ihero he'll end carriage made,
The maker of which knows his trade;
And as 10 neatbess. none sfe Gner
In the Stale Of North Carolina.
There are many, We al do know,
Who know not strength. bot only show;
Bui we rombine The iso in one,
And make carriage both shsw and run.
WM. ID. FAUCETT.
April %, 1854. sa-su
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Now is the Time!

1sHE subscriber. having remoxe1t 10 the house
isiriy ecrulied hy Mf. Laws 80 Fsnry
sssfe. north 81 ihs courl House. is now pspsr-
ed Ia furnish his fifnd> with sns and every Thing
nrsalls krIa hy Merchant TsiIoss. Having I.ur.
chsssd IL Nrw Ysrk larger slock ihan Was ss.
er isfasc brought 10 This nafksi. ne Is prepared
"a -rIi Gea- as how ss ihfy csp be hourlli 10 The
STATE. IxlI snd <ransine.
Hssine emrleysd eenllsman In New Yssk.
who has ~esksd NJ the hssincss EH ths issi eight
years in The city sf London. he is eonfdsnt hi.
wsrk CANNED H. surpassed BY any ono In North
csrslina rid ly his si-ii 10 n. Y.'k thi- spring
be- was enaided 10 improve himself ia 7sshrifcs,
PARIS. London. and New Yoh Fashions 10 hand.
Thanked ior past favcfs. he hopes % meris .
coBiinusnce Of the sanse.
JOHN a. cox.
Ap,il i,h. 1854. 30
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

I am physician, kind reader, residing in
the beautiful City Of Elms. [ was born in
this same city and have always lived here.
I know its every nook and corner. l have
reveled beneath its lofty elms, through its
streets by day and by night, for many and
many long year. My business has called
me abroad as often by night as by day, and
[ have heard the old clock up in the steeple
of the middle church strike all the hours Of
the night, and that, too, great many times
| have been called up late at night, very
many times-more than | ever shall again
for am old now; my forehead is wrinkled
and my hair has been white long time anc
the last call that shall have will come soon
But to nv story-and in commencing lie
me say that events which am about to re
late, took place a great many years ago, ant
you, my friends, do not recolleet the time
write Of / was young man then and ha
been in practice but few years, L re
member as well as though it were but yestel
day, the morning am about to tell you {
and colder one never saw. There wa
snow upon the ground, and the cold win
had piled it in huge drifts; the wind ";
blowing tremendous gale, and the sno
was still falling fast had just come fro
my breakfast, and was sitting by hot bla
ing wood fire in my Office. I had taken n
boots off and sat warming my feet when
heard the door open, and turning I behe
little girl, very little girl-she could n
have been more than six years old. We
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26
CHAPTER VIII.

The Antwerp behaved very well, under
her master, and in few days she made
Caseo Bay, where pilot came out and soon
the Prize lag at anchor in Portlsnd
harbor. Jotham soon went on shore, and
to.eyery acquaintance he met, he spun a
different yarn, though all worded in glow.
inc. colors, of the tarnal fight they had
w;lh the Britishers.' He soon delivered
the Prize and her crew over to the public
au,ho6Sies, and received in return the priz'
money. which far exceeded his highes
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

Let yoube ever so pure, You cannot asso-
ciate with bad companions without falling
into bad odor. Evil company is ike tobacco
smoke-you cannot be long in its presence
without carrying away taint oft
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

What monsters these cotton factors most
be- said Mrs. Partington; I'm told some
Of 'em has more than hundred hands. Nv
poor Paul often wanted me to 90 and see
them, but I'm thankful / never went
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

Yankee privateer was plunging the ocean
with flaming banner and bursting sheets.
on her rhomeward- bound course. The Eng
ishman had now put his ship before the
wind, and hosting her snow-white sails,
she moved through the water with a rapid
ty scarcely inferior to that of the Sea Gull
all the time sending shot or SO from the
Bow-chasers to let the Yankees know that
they had an enemy in their wake.
The space between the two vessels com.
menced widening every moment, and at
the same time loud hurra was borne from
the Yankee Privateer, over the watery ex,
panse to the ears of the chagrined Eng
ishman. Reginald's eye kindled with
pleasure when some time after that he saw
the Sea Gull sink out of sight far on the
eastern horizon. The Yankee Priyateer
1vs.a seaf.d segHVe
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

My friendss my story is finished, and the
old Doctor will conclude by saying, when
you put money in the contribution box for
foreign missionaries, also remember the poor
at your oaOn door,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

AT social party. one evening, the ques-
ton was put, What religion!' Religion
replied one of the party, religion is an insu-
rance against fire in thenext world, for which
honesty is the best policy.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26
G. 0 m 1T rtunitatiIo MS
For The Shirt ofhhe Ane.

For the Spirit of the Age.
Mr.. EDITOR Our old particular friend,
Tolson, who distinguished himself while in
Raleigh last session, by his onslaught upon
the Sons of Temperance, is again candi-
date in Union county for the Legislature
Whether or not he desires to resume his
seat On the Piano, am not informed but
| refer to it because have no well authen-
tic information of his sitting any where
else while in your city. Rumor says he
and his friend E. sat on their victuals box,
which was covered with T.'s big yellow
sheep skin, and ate out of pan, while a
jug stood near at hand, covered With tin
cup, which were used pretty freely while
masticating. But this IS only rau sSnelfva
| cannot Vouch tor the correctness Of rs m
Two years ago Tolson rode into the fiels
pie-bald, three-tailed pony-one tail
whisked towards the wings, one towards the
democrats, and the third for bald-face
whiskey. Upon this mongrel connestoga
he managed to win the race last heat; and
he again mounts the same old horse, ex-
pecting to distance the field. But it is be-
lieved he will be SO completely and shame
fully distanced himself, that he will deny
he ever entered the race.
His friend f., too, has deserted our man
Tolson, and now says if his constituents want
a more stringent liquor law, he will vote to
give it them There is also hope for Tol-
son, as | learn he has come out in favor Of
the Rail Road from Charlotte to Whining.
ton, through Union county. He says
"Every feller I meet in the destrict is in
favor oft; and as the State wiH 90 in
debt, | don't see why we mout not have q
Rail Road as well as other folks" You
know he has always been opposed to inter
nal improvements and every thing ellst
good and great; and this little sign of 8
change for the better has aroused suspi
cions in the minds Of his fellow antedeiu
vians that he is going to cline himself tt
the human institutions, and fore long he'll
go for the Maine Law, as its Citing mighty
popular" It is believed they will ex-com
municate him in advance to save them
selves the shame and disgrace such resul
would bring upon them We hope ou
friend Tolson will see the error. of his way
repent and be converted.
The skies are frightening down here
and ere long the broad refulgent light 0
day will dispel the clouds Of ignorance
bigotry and superstition from our mora
horizon. GOURD~ VINE.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26
FARMERS. NorE TH1s.-In a cloudy me

FARMERS, NoTE THIs.-Ina a cloudy NOR
ming, tits a matter of importance to the far
mer to know whether it will be sunshiny oil
showery in the afternoon. If the ants have
cleared their hole nicely, and piled the dir
up high, it seldom fails to bring clear day
to the farmer, though it may be cloudy til
ten or elven o'clock in the forenoon. Spi
der-wehs will be very numerous about th'
tops of the grass and grain some cloud.
mornings, and fifty years observation ha
shown the writer of this that these httl
weather-guessers seldom fail in their prediC
tons of a fair day.-ErchGnge.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-07-26

One mad action is not enough to prove a
man mad,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06
CONGRESS-WEDNEsDAY.

sENATE.-Mr Fish submitted resolution in
relation to purchasing the portraits of the first
nye Presidents of the United States, painted by
hilbert Stuart, for the Executive Mansion; which
was agreed to-
The bill granting lands to the several States
lor The benefit of INDECENT insane persons was
read third time. Mr.. Mason addressed the
senate in opposition to the bill Mr.. Walker
l,epned In its favor. Mr.. Hunter also opposed
os 1e Duh and Mr. Stuart and Mr. Badger support
euH The further consideration of tho bill was
postponed till tomorrow.
The consideration of the Nebraska bill was re-
Sumed' ank Mr.. Clayton addressed the Senate in
asor OF the provisions of the bill, SO far as they
''Peai the Missouri Compromise.
:, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, debate on
ao Oil tor granting land to the State of Wiscon-
s Sn !, ,or railroad and branch road was resumed
II I'm hf; Disney, who supported the passage of the
Nh MI MIR. Eastman followed on the same side
ar r, Letcher opposed the bill with much force
I Inu aoliity. Mr.. Disney briefly replied, and Mr..
,b vnes OF tennessee, moved to lay the bill upon
OF ~ eaole; which motion was negatived by vote
eo ~ !" iol. The House then proceeded TO the
roe'ioh OF public printer. Fifteen candidates
ha h'mll'ated, and the election was declared to
roo "a iayer OF Mr. A. o. p. Nicholson, he having
,os ss,sed l22 votes-being twenty more than were
''eh' TO have secured his election.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06

DIR. Gardiner was yesterday found guilty an,
sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary. Hi
counsel fled a bill of exceptions.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06
WASHINGTON NATrFRs

WASHINGTON, March lit is understood that
mr. orney is to become partner with Mr.. Mich
olsoh' IN the proprietorship of the Union, and in
inc profits OF the public printing.
Senator Bright. who has been living in Mt George
town with the nflammatory rheumatism, is slow
ly recovering.
Sixteen Delegates from the OMAHA, ottoe, and
Missouri tribes of Indians have arrived under
charge of Major Gatewood, the government wish
ing to treat with them for the sale of their lands
in Nebraska.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06

ENOR RENT.-Twu Comfortable Family m
l. Residences with good water. ardens &c &c. LEI
Possession gwen immediately.
do, CTS CHAS w CHRISTIAN.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06
GU NO, GU NO.
VERY VALUABLE AND DEsIRA

u -
BILE REAL ESTATE, SLAVES, TOBACCO
SCREWS, Presses, FIXTURES, Nc For sale Private
~ IN THE CITY OF RiCHMOND.--In conse-
quence Of tho continued in health Of Co Samuel 3.
Myers, who has determined retire from business
authorised by him To offer private sae. the
following very valuable desirable and attractive Real
aud Personal Estate. viz; The large three story
Tobacco Factories, the of Canal and Seventh
strees having nm aggregate front OF $50 feet, and
depth ri 100 feet, to alley I6 feet wda also, tho
adjoining Loint the OF Cary and 7th Streets 'front.'
ing Curry street $50 feet, running back ld0 feet with
largo Sheds for storing lumber, Carpenters
Shop, and several other wooden Buildings thereon adj
mIably well adapted to lumber yard, for building
purposes, and well enclosed by high brick wall nso,
several valuable vacant and mpro, cd Lots The West
line of 1lh street. (opposte the above) Of which
there large building used for quarters for the fac
tory hands. and admirably adapted to that purpose
also, the new Brick Store and Dwelling adjoining the
above occupied by Mr. nFbeck, frontny II 1912 g.;
running back 634 feet. Aao, number Of yalua-
Bile Slaves oonss ing of steam engineer several
pentels factory hands, md home servpns-aI of whom
nre well skilled and familiar with the business to which
they have been accustomed Also, large assortment
Of 7, bacco Presses Screws, Flatteuing Mills, Machn
cry of every description including fine Steam Engine
with circuor saws attached and rge lot OF oertect-
~ seasoned Plank consisting of oak, poplar, cherry
and button wood of proper dimensions, Tor the manu-.
aeturc of all knis Of Tobacco boxes including
Der Of set. Of Carpenters Tools for making Of boxes.
Maps al the renl will be pI epared and exhib-
tied in n few Days, the office If tho undersigned.
| The T"buoco Factories above alluded 10, built In
the best manner, upon the approved plan fo
venence aud utility, and are Justly regarded
tho most desirable IN this city. Besides being admra-
bly, adnptcd to the purposes for which they were
-uuf ted the sad factories could casiy be used for
temmeries converted into large ehouses for
oge or business purposes generally and from their pfox
unity to the James River and Kanawha Canal lateral
branch of said Cana could easily be constructed the
Eastern end oithe snid nctoriesthus giving
fronts, and thereby enabling persons receive and for
ward goods under cover without any chnrge for dray
uge.
In addition to the foregoing property, will sell his
celebrated phoenix, Aromatic. 3" and several 9TH
well established and fnvoied brands and viii impar
to The purchasers thereof his mode aud of pre-
pairing the tobacco
Persons disposed 10 purchase any all of the tore
going ren and personal estates respectfully request
cd to call on the .ubscribors
Terms will be made accommodating. fa3
fcbl5eo3w GODDIN Il APPERSON.7s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06
WANTED TO HIRE.

WANTED TO HIRE.-The subscribe,-
w wish hire for their work the Va & Tenn
,odroad, in the Mountain region of Va. nurber OF
strong and boys, for which liberal hire will be pai
They have had long experience in the management al
negroes, and themselves large Hired nc
gioes will receive the treatn--' in every respe
that they give their One OF ~ seen In
Lynchburg, any tme till the 10Th of January n, III
Washington Hotel, at McCorke Simpson l. Jones'
orat Mcdaniel Il Hurts. They will also buy me, am
boys dec 25 dacts SCOTT & ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06
BY EGRAPH.
Telegraphed foI the Daily virginian.
PASSAGE OF THE NEBRASKA BILL.
Dr. Gardiner found Guilty.
Dr. Gardiner found Guilty.
WAsuISopoN March ats

WASHINGTON, March 4, 1854.
The Nebraska bill passed the Senate this morn
ing. at 1 O'Clock, after fierce and stormy debate.
which lasted all night.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-06
lsEcoND DISPATCH.
Vote on the Nebraska Bill-Suicide of d,
Gardiner-Killing of an Officer

WASHINGTON, March 1.
The vote in the Senate on the Nebraska bill
stood "a ayes, to IL noes.
After DIR. Gardiner was removed from the
Court room to the Jail, he wrote a letter, was
seized with commissions and died. 1t is believed
that he poisoned himself
Eighteen have died from the explosion in the
car factory at Hartford.
Deputy Sheriff Robinson has been shot dead
in Columbus Georgia, by man named Wright
Advicos from Mexico announce the death of
Elk President Harrera