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hers a he varied styles TO IN harmony
shaped heads and counlenances No barclay street
shaving, cents hair dye shinss box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

1oOh, ronades IUhIns
extracts soaps, Paris toe articles every article sold BY
kuggs except Drugs, offered most Dnahc tefas by
RUFUS K MeLAEG CO., Importers and Wholesale dca
fa3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

mIi.s Imuro.ed Inrfnnfnncnus

Yhe in tho world MIN. private f0r applying his
vnrvaled dye Beware OK limitations; they renit ia ricgie
~ America wholesale
snd retail, At bATtHFisoRs. 90 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

DrCnmeron's Receipts Enable Persons 70
prepare the best cosmetics known eeghth
price For sale at az Columbia street Brooklyn where spec
mems can be seem Receipts forwarded Of the
81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

LIZ. b ,. Fitch, Author OF the ssSlx Lectures
Consumption Office ia Broadway will be pleased TO
afford relief to those who have been injured fail
The lungs on throat Open daily 6ndays excepted from
5o'clock Treats consumption asthma Diseases
and al chronic diseases OF males females Consultation
free. Dr. y T. Fitch Is always home person
elsewhere travelling otherwise In
him, authorized 70 hail from his Office patients
him
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

best ia he world shags box bIsk hroXn, 10 fade
Rsssy Chemists. dosU4 AMI ed
sold and applied At 30 Barclay street. aDd
- Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10


ing OF pronounced by Faculty
Robert Partle OF Cumberland Maine Afflicted
years with an abscess in The and about 70 have the
hnb ampuiated, but recommended Holoways
and pills which completely healed H. sold at the
res 70 Maiden lane New York and 4 strand London and
by all druggists - cents 2s CENTS and 81 pot box.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

patent Ia gold and silver Is without exception the ncates
compact uIable and article of The kind
made. Manufactured aud for sale by W NJ WiIMARTH, A.
Maiden lane, where aso be found general assortment Of
Al kinds vi pencil and pens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

HoBoRrS, Alig. %. 1855.

I HOBOKEN, Alg. y, 1875.
Ny Dear sir-Abou three months ago advised by my
physician TO from truss for uinal hernia
encouraged by the that with proper might
look Tor about twelvemontb visited you May
and In compliance with advice OF
cure russes, which have faithfully worn until s further
seemed The hernia In three
10 all ntents aud purposes cured.
know You VIII learn this result with pleasure.
In addition to the satisfaction must naturally derive
eyerynew proof of the efficacy of your admirable invention
there must be unglng In the
yeur fellow
Allow conclude with my hes. thanks for your invaIu
able services and with the expression of hope that You may
hong be spared 10 those who need the
remain my dear sir with sincere gratitude and nnfegned
regard yours truly, A. PERRIN, West Hoboken, VI.
To Mr.. y n. MARSH, No. 2is Maiden lane v. Y.
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nLD STAR HOTEL. 80 And ~ LfsPFNAEn rfEFEf
~ near HrDA1r ayoa the European rsn. Meals a1 Ian
tttc4 rhffc WMrs spirits. Mo, porter mi UWdf NQti
bed, ~ no nlabt week month The 'itafNnuls tsh
boa her Aoala galhCSlust every Wtdrssiay
1corA JOSEPH BHoOkN, frarrstaF.
SHELLYS-IAhE HtED-ON TnE -OL INVEST COR
- nsr 81 hfoafwsy ard Fourth ts :, y1a sle
he served ~ hc shelly" ~ hiN restaurant aanc
hif ont ~ .an - To norfhwast eocrss wtoft Anr
,horiI Tom ~ ~ nay po@isy Deceive ny pafsns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

operation ten OF Grover, baker Co.'S new quilting ma
chimes cheeniiy requires, that the
by machines SUPERIOR beauty and
strength the heat hand sewing These machines have
enabled manufactures the highest degree
Of perfection and he time 10 meet at Inc shortest
and increasing demands styles OF
hdies coaAa | should be willing do
without these machines. MOLYNEUX BELL, Manufactured
Importer and jobber coaks and uantas s. Canal
New York, Aug a lo5J These machines for sale at 400
Broadway. GROVER, BAKER & co.
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From ans lent gray 10 youthful black
Would ydn yumr eizzisi hsr rring NAsk.
You've naGrhf ~ do hat 10 rely
On Gristanurys lannon's dye
CrtstastOro's Excelsior Hair Dye. Manufas-
fured, sold and applied. M. 6 Aslor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

greatly reduced prices. Buyers invited examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere RICHARDS, KINGS
LAND CO., manufacturers, ITO Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

lr,s Saloon in Broadway corner Of frankn street new
terprsng firm OF YOUNG JAYNE, who, informed,
have just received the latest patterns of velvets tapestries
&c, aud which offered at extremely low prices. Good
Brussels al 81 pe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

B0wery Atlantic, splendid
yocc Wiion velvet aud tapestry capetng imported
pressy Tor the city fall trade Al and desirable pat
Iarns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

invited TO the superior articles in the
tmens furnishing department The articles include
variety OF under shirts drawers ties gloves hafhose
travelling awls gold shirt mounted
and Otherwise imported and trade The
price, moderate and The assortment unequalled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

RICK the sole manufacturer in the United States of the above
celebrated saes powder defiance locks aud
bars Depot 1872 Pearl street. door below Maiden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

Hnapp's Daguerreotyues, Large Size, Coz
lred included a. low ~ % centsa superior article;
removed endre Az Broadway, between Broome and
Grand streets, near Walack theatre.
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$50 and S25 cabinet si and sd ordinary
plain and coored daguerreoypes - 0per dozen,
70 cents 10 d. agreeable to size.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

Tho Rnchel Polka, by y. n. Cromwell, Inns
proved decided than copies have
been ordered within the last week. Feeling confident that
viii please music teachers win cheerfy send each
nopy gratis did the Riverdale Schofshe receipt of
ree cents prepay postage Price with the beauf, pho
tographc lkeess OF Rachel in six coors, Without
nhoeraph cents Sent 70 part Of the Union, free OF
postage. COOK BRO, 343 broadway,
Soa Agents for Hanes New York aud Brown Aliens pre-
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ky4es, Ono OF ,Ae C,everest Ar,,r.n. we

AnsOu,s Da0uerrcotypes.-Largo Size for so
cents colored and nice twice e SIZE others take for
So cents and equal quality and size W those made else
where Tor 81 ANsOs $50 Broadway opposite metropolitan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

ETG8cht9s~.DUHC feCeIVct, unu
sale at reduced prices the choicest selection Of fancy goods
and also every variety OF dressed and uresed dolls
Of Tor Children &C. at ROC Frs fancy ba
zaar, 40 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-10

The Pion0.-SOutherll and Western Dealers
invited TO examine O. FIsCHERS circular
Puos being the hest and strongest pianos to be found Manu-
Acory wareroos 23 2l5 2i7 aud 149 Twenty eighth
skrcet, Ninth
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20
Attraction Tonight, June Goth.
Cbe Soon 6hiIAren

~ gifted In their representation Of cha,ac,ers and 81
A. highly commended throughout the country BY dis
summing public, viii appear at the Masonic Hall to-
night, Wednesday June Goth, and give some of mar
exquisite lmporsonations Of Shakespeare and other Al.
Dancing. WV
The National Intelgencer, speaking Of The appear.
suee ~ 'nese children a. the Iron Hail. (Risleys) in
washington, says. We can assure. even the critical
auditor gratifying treat In witnessing their perform.
ances."
The New York Mercury thus speaks Of them. aTheir
ae.na',ons OF shakspearan characters are inmitabe."
i ne richmond Wing says: We cordially commend
these sweet interesting and wonderful le creatures ~
me liberal patronage Of the public.n
iheSe exractscoud be multiplied SO as to gil columns
but these are deemed Sufficient
Doors open at ~ o'clock. Admission so cents Chill.
dren and Servants rs cents.
0J We trust these young artists will have good
house as their mother il sick and unable to attend Them
June 20th, 1855 GO
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THE srpREME CnI.Rr


his tribunal convened in Raleigh on Mon
day the 18th inst. The following gentleme,
have been admitted to practice in The differ
ent County Courts in this State, viz:
Andrew s. Kemp, Baden county.
Andrew g. Baskin, Rowan county.
Jesse J. Yeates. Murlreesboruusb.
David {. Hall. Warrenton.
Vine A. Allen, Newbern.
John McCabe, Houston, Miss.
w. @. Gambler. Buncombe.
Thomas NJ. Smith, Milton.
Frederick c. Shepard, Raleigh.
Eugene Martin, Raleigh.
The following we're admitted to practice
~ the different Superior Courts Of The State
viz:
W. ;. Winder, Orange county.
Loverd Elllfidge, Johnston county.
Claudius Is. Sanders, Johnston county.
DE Brutz Guitar. New Hanover county.
John l.. Wooster, New Hanover county.
Al. Rogers, Warren county.
u. X. Waddell. Chatham county.
W. q. Granbury. Pasquotank county.
John w. Hayes, Granville county.
Julius Colon. Wake county.
Robert II. Sandford. Cumberland.
Andrew q. Baskin, Rowan county.
Malachi iiaughton, chowan county.
Raleigh Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20

SILVER CHaseE.-Ii is stalled in The Nation.
al ln'elligencer iha, The u. s. Treasury il now
bnrdened with The custody OF over FIVE millions
81 dollars IN small silver change. from half dollars
q three cent pieces. The lnleIlipencer saws
nal :" two or three years ago there was uni
versal complaint Of the SCARCITY Of small coins.
q either American or foreign. Nh. Hunters
coinage bill was passed. slightly reducing the ac.
'"s' value of"ur silver coin. and providing for lis
more rspld manufacture. The expecied results
have followed. The wants or circulation have
been fully supplied; but another less desirable
consequence has enused. TO il, this small change
has become drug. People mM moi take Il.
and The law makes il legal tender in sum. 81
not over i've dollars"
People are more reasonable oul here. and will
lake smsll change quite a. willingly IS il is Of.
ie ed. anil perhaps little more so. Certainly
y is no " drug" r., m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20

ANOTHER BAND OF ADvrNruRRss.-Th,
Louisville Courier speaks Of the orrauizatior
q another band ofa,lyenturers. Their bar.
ticular held Of operation is not known. but
according 70 the Courier, their design Is said
20 De to take possession Of some one Of the
Mexican States, to cenfiscate the lands and
personal estate, and so to reimburse them
selves Tor their services in the cause ofiree-
DOM" The expedition is underline command
o. distinguished Southern gentleman who
mas heretofore held several positions Of trust.
Inc expeditIonlsts are said to have the sym.
pathy, ana expect the support Of strong
party 70 Mexico. The expedition has so far
been organized with the most absolute secre-
cSy, as none Of their movements have hereto.
fore TRANSFERRED.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20
A WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

New York, juno 49,
The United States Mail Steamship Allan.
tc, Capt West, arrived this morning with
iOS passengers. and the most important news
SINCE the battle Of Alma. Her dates are IA
the 2d, at noon.
Since the arrival of the last steamer. three
distinct and triumphant successes have M.
tended The Allied Armies:
Firstly. The French in several sanruinary
conflicts. lasting the whole night Of the eai.
and nearly the entire day Of the esd. touk and
retained most Important positinn Of defence
or place DArmes, before SebastopoI. About
5000 Russians were killed and wounded
mostly at the point Of the bayonet.
Secondly, The Allies made d rapid advance
and seized and retained the Russian lines an
Ichernasa with but little loss, causing the
the Russians TO retreat 10 the hills.
Thirdly. The Allied forces by a secret ex.
petition obtained easy possession Of Kertsch.
and also command Of tile sea Of Azoif. IN
which there are now fourteen steamers be.
longing to the Allied armies. The Russians
on The approach Of the Allies. blew up their
forts. and burned four steamers. and a, feast
thirty transport vessels, containing about
halt million sacks Of breadstuhs.
IL rnm0red that France and England have
declined having any thing further 70 do with
the Vienna Conference. The latest dates
from Vienna state that Belgium will furnish
10000 men.
Gen. Pelissier telegraphs under date Of the
s5th, 10 L. NJ. To-day we have been oc-
eupied upon the line Of Tchernaya. The
enemy was not present in force, and offered
but little resistance, retreated rapidly into
the hills. We have definitely established
ourselves on the works carried on the esd
and 23d."
IL was rumored AT Paris that pelissier had
attacked and routed Liprandi's force. Can.
robert was reported as wounded, and ssbth.
pr General killed. This, however, was re.
sarded as doubtful.
Lord Raglan telegraplls as follows: This
Jay, The 27th, we are complete masters of
he Sea Of Azof Without casualty, our
troops landed at Kertsch on the 24ih, her
Majesty's birthday. The enemy fed pre-.
;iptately, blowing up their Notifications on
10th sides Of the Straits, and destroying their
steamers. Some vessels and about lffty guns .
lave fallen into the hands Of the Allies.
Lord Raglan further telegraphs on the s5th
jensral Sir George Brown reached Kent.
iall, having on the previous day DESTROYED q
foundry near Kerisch, where shot, she'll. /,
minnie balls were manufactured by the enc. 2
~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20

JUDICIAL DEcrsroN.--The Supreme Court Of
Indiana has decided that whenever perso,,
snail die from injury resulting from the neg.
i'gence or unskiIIuness of any Of the officers
or servants Of a railroad company, or the in
einciency OF their bridges, cars, or ocomo-
tlyes, action for damages cannot be institut
ca by the vile or minor children, but by the
administrator. The same court has decided
that railroad companies are nut liable Tor the
destruction Of stock running at large at Tie
crossing Of a public road when the injury IS
done without negligence, inasmuch as the
company would have no authority to fence up
the road. y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20
Proposals for Building a Town.

me undersigned having purchased The property al
p1,nam station, on the great North Carolina
central haii Road, now making arrangements 10 lav
oil town 70 hakacre lots and proposes Is give away and
maks iui night and lille TO every other Iol in the place
provided me individual who accepts the proposal viii
bind MN OF herself in bond with good security 10 build
certain class house the il the course !, tweI,e
months ifom The time they enter into the bond. Per.
sons VINO iee Interested, will address The undersigned al
SCUM Lowell Orange county n. e., who win forward
to them plan Of the town. plumber and location of H.
lots, teims &c. ss
ihis place Is located in fne healthy section Or he
1oun'y, TWENTY-FIVE miles west Of Raleirh and iselys
miles east Of Hilsborough and Twelve miles norm 49,,
onapei Hi. Merchants and mechanics, and business
men IN general, will find this proposal worthy their
prompt attention The terms will exclude the sale of
ardent spirits and all persons Of ques,ioabe charsc,s
Persons who make application will please state The b.
slncss they wish 10 engage in, &c.
JOHN A. M'MANNEN.
,u., = ~ - ~ May 20. Sew
aboye few lines gratis. MN Ae
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20
oUTBREAKE IN NoRrHrRN uryrco

/ AAAN iN NoNlHEhN MEh1CO.
Telegraphc despatch dated the 9TH at N
Orleans announces that the city Of Monterey
~ Northern Mexico. was taken on the 27tl
nitimo by party Of Revolutionists. Gen
Cordova, the Governor Of Nueya Leon, wa,
taken prisoner, together with his officers am,
troops, about seventy in number, and guam.
NY OF munitions Of war, including twenty,
SIX cannon. The neighboring country wa.
consequently in state Of great excitement
ana business was generally suspended.
This news aeached New Orleans from the
ltio Grande, the dates from Brasos being ID
the 10th instant.
Caryajal. according to the latest intelli-
gence, had again crossed the Rio Grande from
Texas, and IS reported to have encountered
The Government troops OfMeyico. Our read.
ers will no doubt remember this adyenturcr
Tor his former forays upon the border towns
OF Mexico. and bis escape thence into Texas
whenever he was hard pressed By those whom
he had wronged. He was once arrested at
the American town Of Brownsville, on this
side Of the Rio Grande, and there tried for
his Offences, but the United States authori.
ties Jailed to procure a conviction.
Nat. haeiLjgeneer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20

A despatch from Raglan on the soth SAYS,
Admiral Leyon announces the destruction
by the enemy Of four Russian war steamers
ana large depots Of corn. The Allied sloops
nad succeeded IN blowing up the magazine
a. Arabat, destroying about 100 merchant
vessels. Only one Russian steamship re-
NAMED " the. Azotf. (The Fortress Of
hertsch IS at the entrance to the Sea Of
AEON, 100 miles north east Of Sebastopol.
a French account says the Russians have
burned 80 transports and 4 steamships, and
destroyed 100000 sacks Of corn, leo 900
sacks Of oats, and 100000 sacks Of -four.
Fourteen Allied steamers had entered the
Azoif. The garrison at Sebastopol drew
most OF their supplies from Kertsch, and the
capture therefore, must exercise speedy in
iluence on the siege.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20

General Pelissier. lately appointed to TIC
command Of the French army in the Crimea
IS one oil those African chiefs who have won
their way to high military rank by rather
equlvocal means. lie acquired an infamous
celebrity by The cruel exploit which he per.
formed in the Dahr, in l845, in suiocating
eight hundred men, women and children Of
one OF the Arab tribes, in cave. He has
been several times Governor General adj in
terena Of Algeria. lie IS from fifty to fifty
Tour years OF age. Of harsh, violent and en-
ergetic character, and is generally ietested
by the army.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20

10 this mammon-worshping age, il Is rare 10 find a
man place his usefulness 10 the public before hi nte
rest During late visit 10 the "eity ofspindles we
were presented. by professional friend 10 The ceebra
ca Chemist, DR.. J. q. ArER, whose name is now. per.
haps more familiar than any other, al the bedside az
SICKNESS 70 this country. Knowing the unprecedented
popularity Of his medicines, and the immense sale Of
men, We had expected to find him millionaire and
rolling "a wealth. Bat no. we found him in his labora.
tory, busy with his aborers among his ecbles L.,
bios and reors giving his best personal care 10 tbe
compounds, on the virtues Of which thousands hang or
health We learned, that notwithstanding bis VAST bn.
snes and IT'S prompt in cash, The Doctor 4 no
Ile The reason assigned s that the material i cos,.
" and be persists in making biz preparations . e,nen.
.isely, that the nett profit is small.
american Farmer, Phil
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-20

Han sroRA.-we learn that on Sunda,
last, very destructive hail storm, about one
and hall miles in width. passed over the re
glon Of country embraced between the Pilot
Mountain and Blakely. in Stokes County, rs
lar a. ascertained, doing great dana &c 10 Tie
growing crops. The storm, in It's course,
visited the plantation Of William A. Lash,
Esq.at Walnut Cove, destroyinga great nor.
ton Of his wheat. rye. corn and tobacco crops.
extending To DR.. Withers' plantation, at
Blakely. at which two points as FAR u Ne
could learn, the greatest amount Of damage
was done.
Mr.. Lash estimates his loss al about al 500.
There the hail covered the ground 70 the
depth III Ave or six inches, Tie stones varying
~ size. some being as large as a walnut. :
The Asheyille Spectator speaks Of a furi.
Gus storm Of thunder. lightning and hail N
Burke county, on the 25rd May. Col. Lew.
y coInely was killed BY lightning, in the
house Of Mr.. Howard, in Morganton. Some
other persons we're also injured. Houses
were unrooied trees torn down, and great
damage done 70 crops, particularly the wheat
crop.
Wehavc also accounts Of severe hail storms
in South Carolina and some Of the Northern
oates. Saim Pres, June lsih
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Peruvian Guano.

WE have arranged with Messrs Barreda & Bro,her
Agents q the Peruvian Government, for supplies
OF pure uuano oil iheir own importation, and OIL il for
only: f''e''' =" '0'"
One Ton or under, u cents per peuna.
One TO Five Tons, s5l per Ton Of , nm nornd,
Over Five Tors $50 pei Ton J. p0 q
Deliveries can be made at our wharyes TO apy one Of
me River Boats, or from our warehouse On III west
sue Of the River 10 the cars Of the Wilmington and
Manchester Road, free 81 expense.
n p1ayase 10 The cars Of the Wilmington and Weldon
Road will be so cents per ton Railroad re;gb ram
wilmington TO any point the North Carolina Road.
not west Of Hilsboiough, will be So per ton.
DER0SSET & BROWN.
Wilmington, May 2sth. sa-s,n
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.. Enrray Z. Peacock. CH Robinson.
MURRAY, PEACOCK & CO.,
General Commission and Flour Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. G.
w are well prepared with wharves, on either side
o. the River, for receiving all kinds Of Produce
'nal may come to us by River or Rail Road and every
ming, as soon as landed upon our wharves is placed
under insurance. Prompt and personal attention given
70 oil consignments of Flour Cotton Naval Stores A.
Any reference given that may be required.
Refer to O. Z. Parsley, esq, Wilmington.
e. p. Hall,
John Everett, esq, Wayne county.
y. b. Borden q Co., Goldsboroush.
John Berry, esq, Hillsboroueh.
Gen. Joseph Allison,
" Usual facilities granted on consignments. M
June LIST, 1855. on a..