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ministers justice with an even hand. Mr. keUy
Is an independent candidate never having sub
mitted his claims TO a caucus. lie proposes, as
| understand, 10 bring back the manner of con
Quoting canYasses Ia the state Of things existing
in the oden times. before treating and visiting
from house r. house became the custom, and fash
onable lie will not, learn, canvass the eoun-
ty. All the people know him well. and can vote
for him if they feel like it.
9TH. Last, but not leaat, comes DR.. John II.
McDearmon. young man, perhap-a little 1hlrr
forty years nf age ; Of very polite and agreeable
maiiner-. aui filc howery conversation:
thoroughly posted mp ON all polite literature,
novels travels, poetry, history. medicine, aud
politics. lleis a democrat al present, and has
been one for several ycar.. lie is also an inJe-
pendent candidate incorporated by the nom.
nation. The Or. l. an elegant wrltcro of poetry,
rs well pose, and has frequently written bril- .
liant letters for the political newspapers, some OF
which the people Of the county hive not forgot
ten. Prr.onay he wa once very handsome
nau and it seems surprising that hr has never
yet. succeedcdn getting wife. But though
the bloom of youth has passed with him. we are
not without hope. that he may yet marry.
These candidates are before the people Of the
county aud all except Mr.. Kelly win canvass the
county aud will 10 doubt mike thcmselyc, vastly
agreeable among the soyerigns-Ihey should re
member that The times arc now very hard with
House Keepers, - 'hat they ought totakc ~nacks
alo y with Them aud always make their calls mid
way betwccn meals aud not stay To Partakc oi the
ho>pitaIite- which will be offered them llcn
tiiul supply of ppes, cakes, smoking tobncco and
dog 6niyos, iudicIou,ly distrhdtcd,and careful
look out aud assistance to mill boys who have
dropped their bag, putting up fences, driving
stock ont Of wheat patches along the roads, keep
my crows from pulling up c"rn.intorming the peo-
pie how to pat It .pccdy end to chinch bugs and
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Democracy and Ameiiaau,sm.


benooi'oy ana Ai''e' mn.
The Salem Register ti'emoefa'leJ Paohsnes
long communication from In Old Linz Demo
cro,''ze commenting np,n a publication winch hu-
Ill ...,...,4 f., -, ~ tho D.nn,rrniic pa
-, ~ -. ov,.,y,,., - tho -.
prs '''' P'' % II,
erets ana objects "' The American P'5t '''''
the remarks # the EDITOR II j. evident That the
writer is Dauiel j. llogD esd nj Montgomery,
=, ,..,,,.,.;e,.,.5- s,1 influential Democrat. W
..,,,,l,. .,itl, , a,.r,yo,., lei,sr
-. H.. -. ............ :.
aaai'S-ea "l M" 10 'i'' ''''.'' ''.''' 'ii'''' u"
connection with hi~ communication
If tbs j. trar eNp3-tloaof Know Nothing
ism. elm wo--darc W. 60 with our present lead
ers of the Democratic party against IT. have
always been considered an orthodox, even un
iron.side Dcmaernt aud YET haYe oiwaY- held
the principles laid DOWN III this eAPo~e have
always considered them the very essence of De
mneracy. aud cannot now consent IL thre"
them away OF thu dictniloa oi the present new
light Democrats. iraodamoi thought liberty
Of conscience, the right to worship 'od accord
ing 10 the dictate u that conscience, without
the iuteiPp-jtion Of Priest between m} ennsel.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24

The CanVasa in ANponattoX
lux IOE NTTtIINTA
ArrnMAlrnN COUNTY,, March l9th. i.

AprouAarox CoUNrY, March l9th. $50.
MfssRe. EplroES: Nodoubt there will ht com.
Siderable curiosity abroad in the public mind,
ari,nl, from the fact. that there are So many eau
ddnte. in the field in til, little county. for the
most of DELEGATE to next General Assembly,
and having some acauaintauce with each II the
candidates, we propose 10 introduce them to the
,,IFo.
Isl Mr.. Crawford II. Homes, the reanlor nomi
no. al rho canon. !. =, vnnn,, l,avyaFaaf uraoi.r.
i, tbe nernin,, Of lie. clad in tha manor If
Do,,,,ora,.,.' ana ,.oI f., ciya r,a.,.,,s for ,1a
f,ith tbnt = in him1tha dol If n fond f,thrr.
and the ranrr,anfatiye Of very rrsn@rl1bie
'''h'S' 'ho9' %, WON "'p ~ "'i'' ''e
worse ''' 'a''l ii' si'''Ia 'I'
N''po9' spoI vi ~ ''',',' ol9"
G'tN'a W''o p'uuly' ".'' ''> .',' Aru
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Tho pires. OF Lanpnare

The W n-h1ngton newspapers, III discussing the
New Hampshire election and its results, use Ian
guagc remarkable for beauty, holiness aud sub
Unity. They seem to have Wed with each ether
i'll the ingenuity and novelty of their figures. and
the consequence is that we have display of the
rery fnest writing. The Union tells Us that the
ahouonsts will now turn upon the south, like
ian invading army flushed with hGrreSt Of blood
and spoil II adds
a. ! he siren voices of ambitious dcmagognrs in
the South cannot hide the peril that shoulders.
like a volcano, beneath their feet. Should they
succeed in their design, and inoculate this dis
ease upon that portion Of the Union, abolition
WILL for the first time be natonaljzed, and the
South thrown into the hands of their worst enc.
mics"
This we call neat and novel. Tho syrpns are
no longer Irresistible nautical ladies, warhliny
poor mariners upon Scylla and Charyhds. Now
they conduct their predestned victims to some
NesuYius, and by the most ingenious eavatnas,
keep them there until the explosion takes place.
The ladies', too, are medical as we'll As musical,
and 'inocuute" their victim, before they have
done with them.
The Washington Sentinel wakes pathological,
and favors the lovers of natural history with the
following astounding information
"A great snake has ratified in the free States.
II is the new secret Order, 1t Missed in New
York. md protrudod is vcnomous and forkod
tongue. II afterwards ratified IN Massachusetts,
and in the last few days has repeated its warning
in New Hampshre.n
This "pesky sarpint' ought 10 be Mt once ar
rested and put in bottle. Such "yarmut,' are
dangerous.
But the Organ, the paper Of Vc>pu,ian Ills,
Is geological. Hear and trcmble!
Tho forces of Forcignism and Romansm are
already broken and scattered. Their leaders
have in vain mpiored he rocks and mountains
Of Nem Hmepshire TO AFFORD them &deif,r' The
sturdy sons of that Granite State have responded
IN loud acclnim Depart &c carsed' Their last
! appeals now made to the Blue Ridge and Ale
gnones of Virginia, to have mercy ON them
! What will he the response -
If the Bl7e Ridge aud Aneghancs do not prove
amlabe and obiging after this and tumble kind
! ~ down upon every wretch who appeals to them
we shall consider them mountains Of no breeding
Whatever Boston Atlas
IHE COURT OF CLAIMs.-Judge Blackford. of
Indiana, one of the newly appointed claims
| court has arrived in Washington II is stated
that large number of claimants are already pre-
pairing to lay their claims before the court and
that French spoliation claims, Spanish claims
| and numberless others, will be pressed at al
| early period, upon its consideration,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24

Will Wings Support the Wise Ticket


port II Is .u'"u' "a''"'' "eN'' ''o'' Cd.
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holding positions that eould a,y,len ,bo i,,ol,.,.,
f'''''o"2 ''''' e'"'' II" 'N'h 'n' l'a'oosy
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character. If the marty whose leader he now i
IT,. ~ Nv" =
s'''',. ''' i','''''' 'isi.
hanks and ,t,.r f,,..,i,.,...;.. .s,...-.,
have beon chosen fran Tim, ..i,'
nifty ,bot ,,o,it..,o1 .......;.l M,
less than tbeir ,oli,;col ,li.,.,,., - -.
dos;ro bad l,.a,,
or;,y ON Xvlios :, III.
ho ,haua -. ~ = '''''2 P'7s'.
Tho do,,oora 10 Wv ','' yuan
foro,,od;
With these facts before them with the rccollcc-
ton OF these bitter and fostering wrongs fresh
upon them can men with their wits about them
imagine II possible that the wing party cnn be
caressed INTO support of their opprcs-ors' Can
they he eoaxed TO kiss the rol that has smitten
them DO democrats believe them 10 bo 50
wanting IN the spirit OF mon, As to submit tamely
TO all the eonunely that has been hcaped upon
them by the insolence Of IN arrogant and domi-
neerIng party Can they be brought 10 contfi-
oute TO the perpetuhtlon OF u thraldom 50 CALLING
"'ia Illuminating those who think So greatly
mistake the character OF the men who compose
the wing party. They know but little of the
deep ana indignant sense of wrong undor which
wings have labored nor Of the ardor with which
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24
silly Il. SrABLE9 Y Co. Druggists.
The ctieets of the imprndent use of Mercury

The effects OF the 1mpfudeht use or Mercury
,ans br Il hIudr,a, wha walk streets In
theimunetor ind Gazing every rnanse oi weather hy lin
ac1 ,u' ,l Bones and joints, Rhcumati~r,, >rutHl Ia,
and Lilac di.ea-c; and they VIII cu'in1r untll they
c,a..tle, yly vcsri roi Mercury from their y.tens
~tichcaa nu> be dom" by r'-orfi gto Cmter. Spanish
,.urc. lie only positive au,idne for Mercury known.
mas dim
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between the two, more logically than Mr. WI"
did that between Abolitioni-m aud Amerlcnni-fn'
by reading from the sermon Of Parson adams.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24
Appointments for MI. Claiborne

We requested to announce that \. {.
CLAIBORNE, Esq. will address the people Of the
9Th Congressional district at the following pieces
and times:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24

p. s. Wise viii certainly be beaten twenty
thousand votes.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24

PosrAGE To BE PREPAID some of the news-
papers are still aboring under an erroneous
impression a to the period when the prepayment
Of all hostages i. to take effect. The new reg
uatiou is to commence Oh the first day of April
next.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-03-24

Bnt the manner and means Of her death are as
l,rrat n mystrr, a. eyos Contrary 10 our hrs'
impression aud information, it appears there i
no rack in the race to pecvent ANYTHING ii"'"
floating from the river into the race. 1877, Inc
long time the boly ha- bren seen from the fhH''
MY Buildings, lends to the impression that II
must have been put there IN the first instance
At the time Of the disappearance the water Nh'
rather low, and ha, remained - unth "Ithsn 1t
short time. II appears from the testimony Of the
,4bv.iefau, fbai the deceased WIS ,acienie, ana
had been SO FIR ,ix Of seven months. THIS, to-
eelher with refusal n marry on the part If who,
s,cr betrayed her (ahi,h may be supposed Will
he considered ns 4 sufficient reason IN -e!t.dc'
etruciIon.
Sir. WhiJack. to whom she W. engaged 10 be
married has been taken into custody.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21
THE MARKETS.
Petersburg, Feb. IL.

Petersburg, Feb. IL.
CoTToN.-Sales Prime ats.
ToBnAcco.-Receipts continue very
light. Lugs a sol. Leaf, Casio.
WHEAT.-We quote prime Red and
White 81 .98 a sa,03, inferior to good
81. so % 100.
CoRN.-Sales at 80 a IS c.
MFLouR.-City Extra 1915 a $40 for
Extra Superiine.
GuANo. - Peruvian $50; Mexican
ss5; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville. Feb. IL.
Candles-Fayetteville Factory l8e.
~ 90. Adamantine 80 a. s5c.
Cotton--7a a SIC.
Flour-Cross so; fine z IS; SUPER
fine 5 90 s 10.
Feathers--4O a 45c.
Corn--90 lO0c.
Molasses-Cuba % ID 90; N. Or.
leans so a SO.
Whiskey IS Coo.
Norfolk, Feb. 10.
FLouR.-superfne s9I a 9 so; Ex-
ira 81 a 10; Family slI.
SueAR-Brown, Porto Rico, 6 a 81,
n. Orleans 81 acc.
MoLAssns-Cuba &c c. N. Orleans
% a so c.
CorfEE-Laguira III IL c.; Rio
Halt.
GuANo.-Peruyian SAB.
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The annexed passage is from private
letter written by hard-working man who
has tried life Tor several years IN both The
West and Norh. There is nothing in
i calculated 10 make any one dissatisfied
with his situation whn 10 .doing well
enough" IN North Carolina. We were
particularly struck with The closing sen.
tence.
"lf should ever have chance OF sell.
ing oni 10 advantage. | should feel like
going South. cannot &c, used TO these
long terrible northern winters. 6nd
myself dreading every one . liiile worse.
Even 10 the summer. one il afraid 10 stop
20 rest, for fear winter will come and
catch liE unpiepared. People have 10
work so hard. Sometimes cannot h. lp
ieeling-0. that ! were back South again,
that might illaw Out and rest! People
here seem always in a hurry their mus
cles are drawn into knols they draw their
breail, quick and hard. All tho warmer
and more generous emotions seem work
"a and frozen out OF lhom--noihing left
but a keen cold intellect. which delights
IN The Tree discussion OF ~ things. from
the family institution 10 the existence Of
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21
LATE FROM EUROPE.
Halifax, February /

HALIFAX, February Ia.
The British mail steamer Asia has ar
rived with Liverpool dates 10 The srd inst.
Her news. so FAR we can gather here. is
not Of much importance.
The Ministry have resigned. and the
Earl Of Derby has failed 10 establish 4
new Cabinet. Much anxiety prevails on
this account.
Affairs Al Sebasiopol are unchanged.
A new complication was arising in the
Germanic relations.
lord Derby. il was said on the third.
had rendered an invitation 10 a new mi.
nisiry. which proved Unsuccessful.
Palmerslon, Russell. and I.ansdowne.
were all spoken Of 10 connection with The
ministry.
No fighting Of importance had occur.
red at Sebasiopol. Supplies were rapidly
arriving. and the hoops were in 9 much
beiIer condition.
A slight triumph had been achieved hy
Prussia over Austria. as the proposition
of The lormer 10 prevent the MODIFICATION
Of the Germanic army, had been carried
IN The Diet against The wishes Of Aus
iris.
England bad obtained loans from Ssr.
dina 10 the amount Of one million.
The Prussian army had been placed in
a condition for waf.
Prussia refuses to permit The French
army 10 march through her territory. IN.
81 The difficulty with Greece is arranged.
The Hon. Pierre Soule IS reported as
seriously i'll.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21

Ksow-NorHISosIS Nkw YuRK.-the
State Council Of Conservative Know
Nothings were recently in session at
Syracuse. Over 100 delegates wer-
~ attendance. Messrs. Ullman. Baker.
scroggs, Goodwin and other noted
members, were present.
The greatest harmony prevailed.
The Order in New York at this time,
is in more fourishing condition than
Il has been atany previous period. The
object Of the con,ocation was doubt.
less 70 investigate the conduct oi those
persons who voted Cor Seward in Vi
oiation Of the express instructions.
Pet. Iafek.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21
The North Carolina Arator,

'INHE undersigned proposes to publish Jour
: nal, in the city Of Raleigh, to be devoted
TO the great interests Of the Farmers and Me-
chancs Of North Carolina, under the above title.
i will be Issued monthly, in neat and conve-
nieDt form for reading and preservation, al one
dollar per annum, payable IN Advance.
A leading object Of the Arator will be to select
from the numerous periodicals. Of the country
whatever may be deemed solid and good, well
suited to our section, and calculated 10 aid our
Farmers and Mechanics in the march Of improve
ment. The results of experience among our own
citizens will also be carefully sought and brought
TO light, and the contributions Of our mos, ENTER
prisng and skilful practical men given to the pub
lc, with summary Of general news and the state
Of The markets.
The true policy and interests Of North Caroli-
ma will always be our motto; and if the friends Of
the cause Of improvement shall he disposed TO ia.
yor the enterprise, we respectfully solicit their
names and iher aid in procuring subscribers.
Our friends will please forward eli the names
they can get by the Ist Of February, and keep the
Prospectus for further efforts. Payment will be
required on receipt Of the first number which, if
encouraged, will be issued By the LIST Of March.
TH0S. j. LEMAY.
Raleigh, Jan. 26ih, 1855. "a
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Nru nrIean. rehrnar ta

LATE FRoN Observation-Disclosures
by the Empire City confirms previous
reports brought by the Crescent City
and Isabel, relative 10 the unsettled
condition VI Cuban affairs. Gen. Con-
cha is said TO be well posted on The
supposed designs of American fillibus-
tiers. lie supposes Col. Kinney TO be
the chief Of the Expedition, and that
Gen. Quitman and Henderson are the
prime movers. II is thought the Pam
pero is TO convey part Of the troops,
and each soldier is to receive 700 acres
Of land.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21

How TO DO UP SHIRT BosoMs.-We
often hear ladies expressing desire ia
know by what process the gloss on new
linens, shirt bosoms, &c. il produced,
and IN order to crafty them we sub.
join the following recipe:
Take two ounces of fine white gum
arabic, powder il in pitcher, and pour
on pint or more Of water, according
to the degree Of strength you desire |;
and then having covered it let II set all
night. In the morning pour it care
fully from the dregs intoa clean bottle,
cork II. and keep for use. A table,
spoonful of gum water stirred into a
pint OF starch made in the usual way,
will.give to lawns. either white or prin-
ted, look Of newness when nothing
else can restore them after washing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21

LIEUTENANT GENERAL. - There are
few readers Of this journal. or of any
journal, who will NOT sincerely rejoice 10
hear that the bill for creating the rank Of
Lieutenant General for the Army with
the view Of comforting il on Major Gene
raj Scott has passed the House Of Repre-:
sentsuves. and will. We may presume,
forthwith become law. The heightened
career OF this illusirious solder. The en-
during renown which his achievements
through almost half century have won
for his country. The personal cirtumsian.
ces under which his glorious compaign IN
Mexico was closed. The great leader him>
self The solitary exception OF some mark
al his eounIry's appreciation. are sugges.
tive Of many reflections but we are SO
pleased. At the consummalion Of this high
compliment 40 the mos, worthy" iha, we
abstain, and are content 10 ..lei by-gones
be by,gnnes." May life and health en-
ahls The ilus,rious veteran 10 enjoy through
many years has well-earned lionof--sn no.
nor never before conferred IN our service
except on The Father Of his Country
Nat. lat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-21

LATER rRoa IlsyASA.-Tlie u. s.
Mail Steam ship Isabel, Capt. William
Rollins, arrived at her wharf in this
city at little before four o'clock yes
ter,lay afternoon, having left Havana
on the morning aud Key West on the
evening Of the 10th inst.
Havana is IN state Of great excite.
ment.
A friend, also, informs Us that plot
had been formed TO assassinate, at the
Opera, the Captain General and other
officials. The gas was to have been
extinguished and the work Of death
commenced. A traitor, however, be-
trayed his comrades. and on the 9Th
inst, Don Ramon Pinto, an intimate
friend of General Concha. and thirty
five influential citizens, were arrested.
On the following day forty others were
arrested. among them. il is said. the
famous MART, Of the Opera House. aud
Echeyaressi, manager Of the Rail Road.
The Governor Of Matanzas and Senior
Almcda, rich and we'll known plan
ter Of Trinidad. have also, IL is said,
been imprisoned. Fears Of invasion
are entertained, aud the Government
is arming every one they can-eyen
the galley slaves.
cIarts,ioa Courier, iiih iasL
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Obituary.

Died, in this place, on Saturday morning
last, after protraeted illness Of several years
duration, DR.. JAMES WEBB, aged 81 years. DR..
Webb was one Of our Oldest, most respected and
esteemed citizens. Through long life of use
fol labor, he displayed bright example of in
eorruptible integrity, indomitable energy, an
hesitatins candor, and persevering zeal, abound
ing in sincere charity and kindness Of heart.
Endowed with mind Of more than common
strength and vigor, his business habits were
characterized in remarkable degree by pune
tualiiy, regularity and care. In addition 70 an
extensive and laborious practice Of his profess
sion, he for many years conducted with eff.
cheney and success the Agency Of the Bank Of
Cape Fear At this place; and also faithfully
discharged the duties Of Clerk and Master IN
Equity. But amid all this multiplicity Of bu-
siness, ne was ever ready to sympathise with,
aud TO counsel and advise those whom misCor-
tune had involved in difficulties, and to lend a
helping hand when such assistance promised
u
10 be useful. Many to whom, unsolicited, he
thus extended timely aid, owe to him much Of
their subsequent comfort in life. Such win
bless his memory; while all who knew him
honor and respect his virtues and his character.
But what Is to be valued above all other pos.
sessions, he was a sincere and devoted christian.
Ia the active pursuits Of lifr, his piety was ma.
infested IN his acts Of benevolcnce and charity;
and IN his deep affection, the many long years
q painful suffering, the fruits Of pious life
wefe seen in his patience and cheerful subn,is.
sion. HE faith in the Saviour and his trust II
the promises gave him peace and comfort
which sustained him in all his trials. OF him
u may be said, as Of David at his death, "aiter
he had served his own generation by the will
Of God, he cell on sleep" His end was peace.
DIED, IN Chapel Hill, on Friday evening the
18th instant, after short illness, KArr sroSr.
the dear child Of samuel r. and Frances Il.
Phillips, aged three and half years.
Died, IN this county, on "Wednesday the 9Th
instant, Miss Nancy A. MANS, in the ed year
Of her age. Miss N. had been for several years
worthy member Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and on her dying bed gave evidence
that she felt The comfortable assurance that BY
death she would Be removed 10 that house
not made with hands. eternal in the heavens
Died, al The residence Of Capt. JoscphG @. Ba.
con, in this county, on the 9th instant, Miss
srsAS GARaARD, in the 18th year Of her age.
She had been a professor Of religion about ihir-
y years, and died in full assurance Of blessed
i'm mortality.
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Il Il q Il n IT.

1'HiS Thoroughbred Stallion and Race Horse,
Il lawsided The lirs. premium, al the last North
Carolina Agricultural Fair,l will make The Spring
Season. commencing the eih Of March and clos.
ing the 10Th Of July. al IIiIlsborough, N. C..
For further particulars. see hand hills.
THOMAS ii. MILES.
February 20, 1858. 5s--sw
80 The North Csrolina Standard and Ra.
leigh Register. will give The sbove six insertions
10 their weekly edition, and forward accounts 10
Thomas II. Miles, Mount Carmel, Halifax eoun.
", Virginia.