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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-21
The Cheapest and Best
"DY SPEPTlC MEDICINE"

The Cheapest and Best
"DYSPEPTlC MEDICINE"
IN TIE
=" w 0 r L D!!"
Fifty Pills for Twenty-Five Cents.
Five lSOxcs for SI.OO.
o. H a l. S z Il A d. S"
AN7I-DESPErTiC PILLS
WILL relieve every .'hun!am beig'' who has NY OF
w the following symptoms:
Indigestion, Headache,
blllOuSIeSS, Extreme nervous agitation.
ACidity, Plantation of the heart
OF oppression at the AM iucapacity slight
pit OF the stomach. eXcrtiOn,
Depression vi spirits, Mstiness and ndiStinctness
IieaviRcss, OF Vision,
Cold hands and &C., Unpleasant as:ein the mouth
NumbnesS the Limbs and particularly when TisIg i'll
other parts, The morning,
Vertigo Nausea, Du!! heavy pain, aud sense of
Difficulty q! respiration, weight in the head.
StupOr, temporary loss OF memory
Irritablty \ sense OF Emptiness,
DrOwSIneSs, Pulse less frequent and more
Debility, feeble than usual.
Extreme Languor and EX- Dependency,
hauSLion, Emacation and Extreme De.
ReslleSsmesS, bty.
COstivenesS.
Principal Depot at
BHrMetG Co.'s, 4 I!nRI Fourth street,
CINCINNATI.
nCrFor sale by Druggists everywhere. ~
OJPRICE-3J cents 70" single box, or 81 for fv
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DOY'S calf boots;
ID do KipbuoS;
TO calf Oxford Ties;
do bTUgarS;
Boys bootsand shoes every kind and descriptions;
Also, Ch!ldrem's Shoes, Callers, &c, nj ali and
sizes; IN fact suit everybody in any ing they
want in my inc. Don't forget 1873 Main street, Wheeling,
Va. n L. uORSEY
?. s.-Country merchants sorting up for cash vii! do
well tncaii Am
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CO-PARTNERSuIp

THE undersigned have united themselves for the mr.
pose OF manufacturing all kds iron and nils at na
Missouri iron Works under the style of j, ~ Todd ~
Co" nd solicit continuance OF tie patronage of lie old
finn. " WV
j. NJ. TOM,
HUGH NICHOLS,
$50 \. n. JOHNSTON
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-21

THE copartnerslip heretofore existing between Mi
J Chae sweeney, III: Johnston, Jr; Peter Shoenber
ger, James NJ Todd, and n. Johnston under the Il m
name OF Sweeney, Johnston & Co, dissolved VI:
he sth day OF June, 1851, by the death Peter Shoe
berger ~
Since That date the undersigned have continued the bus
mess OF The late firm under The aud style Swrn-
ncy, JnhIstOaN CO.
MICHAEL SWEENEY,
III; JOHNSTON. JK,
JANE NJ. TODD
AHlJAn \. JOHNSTON
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Catholic BOOK Shore,

THE Undersigned WHO is agent ''Er0wusoms Re-
V.ew,' ''Ictrupoiitap.' ''Fuslon Pilot" Pitts
hrs Cat. oiic" aud AmeIican Ce!;;'' has tor sale
The History OF Maryland, by MCSherry Professionalism
and CzihOclty COmraI ed by BalmeZ; Trials a Mind.
by Or. Ives Introduction tile Scriptures, by
Rev Jos Dixon II. D., Moore's POcliCa Works, conn
peie English, German, French, La asd Ei5eS;
and kters constantly hand good supply Catholic
"ihS and ever kind OF sIaOneT! and varieties. let
all no are lovers liter call ms SlOCk
un FOuilh ST between Monroe aud Union.
PETER LECHER.
Tie undersigned has large lot Of French Autographs
which he viii sell cheap cash, and Very IOw by The
hnusaud 0clG PETER RICHER
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership,

Wholesale ard Retail Agents,
THOMPSON IL PATTERSON,
myI-ly No. III Main street
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Summer Arrangement.
REGULAR PITTSEURGH PACKETS.
The fine steamers
ECLIPSE, Capt Gao u. MoOBE,

1885, q The fine steamers
-44l5I775St ECLIPSE, Capt iiEO u. MoOEF,
h-s-@AAsa@4k2 ROSALIE, Capt Asa SHEPPARD
VIII Iun h=tHeOn Wheeling aud Pits burch forming
dairy line. COnuecGI9 WeSve Wall! Tie Esrcss train
Or Cleveland, arriving Pittshu in zine or the
morning lines ES%t. Tie Eclipse will Wheeling
every Monday, Wednesday, and FItday, and the ko>ae
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Al O'Clock,
VI. precisely
For freight, passage, OF through 'ciets arpiyin
teI s L HAkEl; y Co, AGENTS
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DR.. JOHN RlrTLER'S
Water Cure establishment.


ONE mile and halt cast OF Brownsville. short dis
" lance from the National Road, in healthy cool aud
retired valley surrounded by beautiful scenery supplied
by siHgs OF the pu,cst aud sIes water is open during
the summer Patients VIII find lie
chmmOdHtinus ard be treated by extensive experience in
the Mater Care in correction will thorough Knowledge
OF Atnpathy the and Homeopathy. Terms
for board and rea'm per week. Ladies' and gem
tsnen accompanying Patients $500 per week For par
ju2O Browns VILE, Pa
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Ne1c Stock Of Boots and Shoes at
N. l.. DOR ~EY'S
COAX Hall -

NO I25 Main 81. i doors 6eIo6 Union St
HAVING returned from the manufacturing Eso blislI.
IL ments OF the East win stock OF boots and Shoes,
comprising all the varied styles for The pTeem. and APP
preaching 1885, wOud respectfully inv itc
and all 10 tall and examine my stock, confident
that suit all and every body divided good, pretty,
and hcap goods will do intend keep the hest quail
y OF goods in my line, and will sell cheap ifmUt cheap
er than they be bought elsewhere. Call ami examine
goods and ii they don't please, charge will be made
tor examining.
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BOOKS IND STATIONERY,
Wilde & Brother

CORNER OF MAIN AND UNION STREETS
Wholesale and IEetniI Deal ers in MiscelIane.
GUS Medical Theological, School AMI Blank Buoks sta
iiUnery, &c. DC
g wholesale purchasers supplied at the lowest Tsics
highest rrICc given II cash or trade FOR Rays. ant
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THE STANDARD UPON THE KNOW
NOTHINGS,

The amiable and disintcrested print,
the Raleigh Standard, is sadly excrcis-
ed during these days and nights upon
the subject Of Know No,hingism. In
deed we do not recollect TO have seen
the organ so commoycd since the days
of 1850, when il stroye 80 zcalously, as
il seemed TO Us. to break up the Union
on account Of the passage Of the Com
promise measures. But il has a new
topic Of tribulation nov. Know Moth
ingism is the /" domestic evil" the
!" night invasion and the midday
devil" that stalks before its afrighted
fancy and robs il of its sweet sleep.
The I" Senior /" il evidently frightened.
He feels like Demetrius when Paul
was at Ephesus. Ills craft is in dan
ger: for, |" Sirs, We know that by thi:
craft we have our wealth." The Post
Office advertising. the Navy Depart
ment advertising, the " By Authority
publication Of the Congressional laws,
and the various other piekings and job.
bings By which the Pierce aud forney
organ lards its sides. are all in danger
and the Know Nothings are the mourn
ful cause hinc ila lachryma.
The old game of the orgrn is rcsor.
ted 10. The Know Nothings are vii
lied in good set phrase, and emphaii.
cally denounced as Abulitiunists and
enemies Of the South
Now il is no part Of our mission Il
defend the Know Nothings--for we are
not Of them but as a matter Of public
concernmcnt we have right to say oul
say upon this subject-and we NEAR
10 do Il. The allegation that the Know
Nothings are emissaries Of the Adolf
tionists, and, therefore. enemies Of th'
South, is one Of the most absurd char
ges that we ever heard preferred agains
any party and it needs only to he pu
IN is true light TO be Instantly scoutet
BY every intelligent mind. What !,
the leading tenet Of The Know Nothing
Greed: Is il not the exclusion Of 70
reigners from places Of honor aud trus
under the Constitution And VIII,
are these Foreigners : Are not forty
nine .fitieths Of them the very rankcs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28

Aboltionists upon the face Of the earthf
DO they not come hither full Of pre-
judice against slavery, settle in the
free States, join the Abolitionists, and
preach up bloody crusades against our
hearth stones land fire sides? Every
body knows that they do: and there
fore, to aim at the curtailment Of those
privileges which experience has demon
strated they generally seek that they
may abuse, is to strike for the South
the most effective blow that could be
aimed at Northern fanaticism. Cut
off this copious and prolific stream that
is constantly pouring itself into the
great reservoir Of Abolitionism and its
putrid waters will soon stagnate and
stink in the nostrils of the American
people, and we shall hear no more Of
the miserable agitators who SOW so
much strife between different sections
Of the country. In this view Of the
case--and we know it to be a sound
one--we therefore bid the American
party 90 on and prosper. Upon the
success of that party now depends the
safety Of Southern institutions and the
peace Of Southern society.
Fayetterihe Argus.
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Extensive Indian Outbreak, mas.
sacres, &c.

st. Louis, Feb %.
The Santa Fe mail arrived at hide
pendence yesterday, bringing accounts
ola general onslaught of the Indians up
on the whites in New Mexico. Three
passengers arrived with the mail.
On the 25th December a party OF
Apaches and Utahs massacred, at Pue-
bio, fourteen men; two women were left
for dead, and three women and two chill
drcn were taken prisoners by the In
dams. These Indians numbered about
one hundred. Great excitement exis.
ted at Santa Fe, and general Indian
war was expected, as the hostile tribes
in the Territories had sworn vengeance
against the whites, whether Americans
or Mexicans.
On the Goth of January Capt. Rich
ard S. Ewell, of the first dragons, had
fight with the Utahs and Apaches in
the Sacramento mountains. Capt. Hen
ry M. Stanton, OF the same sorps, with
three privates, were killed, and the In
dams lost twelve killed.
Gen. Garland had called into service
FIVE companies Of volunteers for six
months, and recommends, Congress to
appropriate sufficient amount to pay
the extra expenses.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28

PLEASE ASswRR.-If Know Nothing
ism is nothing but" Whigeery in disguise,
how happens il that Democrats are the
champions Of The new party. IN both
b. ranches Of Congress Mr.. Adams. Of
Mississippi. Democrat Of The slriciesl
sect. has moved 10 repeal The naiuraliza.
lion laws and boldly susiains The PROPOSE
ton in the Senate. In the House. Judge
Smith, Of Alabama. now and ever . De-
mocral above reproach. has most success
fully vindica,ed Know. Nolhingism sgains,
the assaults OF Mr.. Gambler, who is a
Whig--an ultra wing! Now il Whiggery
and Know. Noihingisn are identical. how
came these gentlemen 10 get so awlully
mixed upl How happens il that Wings
oppose and Democrats advocate the Ame-
riean cause! We pause for reply.
Park.rsburg Gazette.
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THE MARKETS.

ii1 VA htthb Il De
Petersburg. Feb %.
CoTroS.-Sales Prime at Il.
ToBBacco.--Receipts continue very
light. Lugs 81 81 c.
WHEAT.-We quote prime Red and
White sl,95 "a s2.05, inferior to good
1850 a. $3.50.
CoRN.-Sales at 80 a IS c.
FLouR.-City Extra $3.50 Family
sll 90.
GuANo. Peruvian $50; Mexican
SIS; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40.
Fayetteville. Feb. "a.
Candles-Fayetteville Factory lse.
a 90. Adamantine 20 a. soc.
Cotton-7i a &c.
Flour-Cross Z IS a 600; super
fine z 75a7
Feathers-42i a. 45c.
Corn--I00 a ITO.
Molasses-Cuba o. @ 90; n. Or.
leans so a. 50.
Whiskey IS Coo.
Norfolk, Feb. "a.
FLouR.-Superfne 9 so; Extra 10i
Family s10 e5 a 10 so.
SuoAR-Brown, Porto Rico, Ga 81
N. Orleans 81 a 6 c.
MoLAssEs-Cuba &c c.; N. Orleans
so a 81 c.
CorrEE -Laguira liza IL c.; Rio
Halt.
GuANo.-Peruvian s4S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28

ATTENTION, PosTMAsrERs "A sub
scriber writing us from Waughtown,
says that the Argus is very irregular
inreaching that place--notu nfrequent.
ly being detained somewhere until The
middle Of the week after il is publish
ed. The Argus for Waughtown is al
most invariably mailed on Friday eve
ming and ought 10 reach there on Sa-
turday. We hear many complaints
from othe, places. We do hope that
Post Masters will pay better attention
to their business. We are seriously
injured by their negligence or incom-
potency. Reform! Reform!
Fayetteville Argus.
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STATE OF NoRTH-CAROLINA,

STA Il Ur NUk H-CAKULlNA,
ALAMANcE COUNTY.
In Equity-Noycmber Term, 1854
The Petition Of Daniel 4. Montgomery, Erecu.
tor Of Ludwick Albright, deceased,
against
George Albright, senr. and George Albright, IT,,
Executors OF Elizabeth Albright, George Al.
bright, senr., and wife Patty, Isaac Albright.
Tobias May aud wife Barbara, LUdwick Al.
btight's children, Eli Albright. Alexander Al.
bright, end Lotion Williams and wife Julia,
Betty Albright's children. obid Albright and
Levi Albnght, Joseph Albright, Sally Albright.
Jacob Nav and wife Patsy, Mary Foglcman's
children. Levi May and wife Polly. Ludwick
Sharp and wife Patty, Ludwick Fogleman,
Daniel Clspp and Sally Albright.
1T appearing 10 The Court, that Isaac Albright.
Ohid Albright and Levi Albright reside be-
You'd the limits Of The State: Il is therefore o..
dcred BY the Court, that advertisement be made
for three months in the Marlborough Recorder,
notifying the defendants Of the fling Of this bill
and that unless they appear at the neat term Of
this Court. 10 be held al the court house in Ora.
ham. on the sth Monday after the 9Th Monday
Of March next, and plead, answer, or dcmur 10
said bill, the same will be taken pro ooaless and
heard er parfe rs 10 them.
Witness, Isaac Holt. Clerk and Master OF our
said Court Of Equity, Of office. in Graham, the
s,b Monday after the 9Th Monday Of Seplem.
Der, A. d. 1854.
ISAAC HOLT, {. & NE.
Feb. 5. lPr. ADV. s9:OO) 70 5m
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We learn that the North Carolina
Railroad has been completed 10 within
six or seven miles Of II,llsboroUgh. and
that the cars are running 70 that point.
II is expected that the Road will be
finished TO Hillsborough bs the Ist &c
April. II will be a proud day Tor the
old town. and time full Of promises Of
prosperity aud advancement TO the
County, when the shrill whistle Of the
STERN engine shall be heard on the
banks Of Emo. Raleigh Nandard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28
IL II G Il N r..

THIS Thoroughbred Stallion and Race Horse,
awarded the first premium, al the last North
Carolina Agricultural Fairy will make the Spring
Season. commencing the 9Th of March and clos
ing the 10Th Of July, at Hillsborough. N. C.
For further particulars, see hand bills.
THOMAS ii. MILES.
February 20, 1855. 75-5w
- The North Carolina Standard and Ra.
leigh Register, will give the above six insertions
in their weekly edition, and forward accounts TO
Thomas II. Miles, Mount Carmel, Halifax soun-
ty, Virginia.
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resolution" sllis doubifulif any further
proceedings will be had on the subjec. at
The present session. The result Of the
latest balloiing was as follows, viz: Al
Gibson. SO; Doniphan. (Whig) 81 Benz
ION, (Bentonile) 81. In The course Of
the discussiona which issued in the indie
finite posiponement, Col. Doniphan de-
clared lha, on the subjec. Of The princi.
Piles involved in the Kansas Nebraska
Bill. he and Gen. .Atchinson precisely
agreed" Benton, too, has declared him.
self opposed to It's repeal. Both branch
es Of the Legislature have voted 10 hold
an adjourned session, commencing on the
Isl Monday of November next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28

Cars FEAR AND DKgP RrvER.-We
learn from friend who has just paid us
a visit. that the citizens Of Haywood
were startled just before day. on Sun
day morning last. BY the shrill notes Of
the whistle ~ the Steamer John II.
Haughtcn, which unannounced and un-
expected had safely reached the wharf
Al that place. Although no one on
board the Steamer was acquainted with
the stream. il came up safely TO Hay.
WOOD, aud that too ia the night. no &C.
cident and no detention having occur
red 10 IL.
On Monday morning, the Steamer
took in load Of flour, cotton and peas
from Jones' Mills, a short distance above
Haywood, and amidst the cheers Of the
large eruwd assembled 20 witness this,
70 them, novel sight, started on its trip
down the river 70 Wilmington. and has,
doubtless. ere this time, reached its
point Of destination.
The friends Of the improvement feel
cheerc,l that, although the work is not
yet completed. the practicabiliiy ofthe
navigation Of tie Cape Fear aud Deep
River has been thus demonstrated be.
yond question. Il is believed that in a
comparatively short time, the river will
be filled with scores Of steamers carry.
ing OF The coal and the products Of that
important section Of the State.
Raleigh Star.
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Missouri u. 8. SESaToa.--Ths Ie-
rlslaiurs Of Missouri. 10 joint convention
q The Two Houses, having ballnled more
than forty tines Cor u. =. Senator in
place Of Gen. A,ehison. Nebraska Demo
efa,, whose term Of service expires on the
oh Of nox, month. sdjcuned lbe conven.
ton on The ID instant by vote OF IS 10
50, until called together By concurrent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28

Mr.. Noel, democrat. post master at
Wytheyille, has been removed by Pre-
sident Pierce, because he publicly a.
vowed his purpose not to vote for Mr..
Wise. So the policy Of interfering in
State elections, carried on so extern
sively by the administration in other
States, is begun in this State. What
say the people: Norfolk beacon.
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Lord Panmure, Minister OF War.
Earl Clarendon. Foreign Affairs.
Sidney Herbert, Home Affairs.
Sir George Grey, Colonial Affairs.
w. Gladstone, Exchequer,
Sir James Graham, Admiralty.
Lord Cranwoih, Chancellor.
Earl Granville. Pres't of the Council.
Duke Of Argyle, Privy Seal.
Sir w. Molesworth, Public Works.
Lord Canning, Postmaster.
10 The reconstruction Of the Cabinet
Lords Derby, I.ansdowne, John Russell,
and Claredon were successfully sent lol
BY the Queen. bul all failed 90 form Ca.
binei. when Lord palmersion was called
in and lie succeeded.
In Parliament explanations were made
By the different statesmen who had fall
ed 10 foIm Cabinets.
After The new Cabinet had been form.
ed, nearly 100000 sterling were voted
for war purposes.
The North American fisheries bill was
passed; after which Parliament sdjourn>
ed for one week. al The reques, OF Lord
Pslmersion, and was 10 reassemble on
the 18th instant.
In the House of Commons on The 9th
a discussion took place in regard 10 Sir
Charles Napier's transactions in The Bal
tic. No new light was thrown upon the
subject.
Earl Aberdeen has been created knigh,
Of the garter.
The Lord Mayor of London had give
en- grand banquet. Amongs, those pre-.
sent were Lord Cardigan, Sir Charles
Napier, and other noiables from the Cri.
mea and The Baltic. who were received
with much enthusiasm. Sir Charles Ma.
pier defended himself and billerly attack
ed the Administration.
Qpeen Victoria had issued proclama-
lion forbiiding the British Al home or a.
broad aiding lie enemy BY supplying him
with munitions Of war.
The peace conference al Vienna has not
yet opened.
France had signifed her willingness 10
negotiate a separate treaty with Prussia.
The German Diet has decided to place
the principal conlingen, force upon The
war footing.
The Piedmoniese Chamber OF Depu-
tirs had sanctioned The Austrian treaty Of
alliance.
Eight Austrian merchant ships were
fired into by the Russians al Gslsiz, and
Austria had demand an explanation.
The Earl l.ucan has been recalled from
The cavalry in the CIimea.
The affairs in the Crimea are unchang.
ed. There 10 report Of battle between
the Russians and Turks on The Danube,
in which The Turks are said 10 have been
victorious.
Marshal Csnroben reports the death o.
Captains Benler and Casilalenau during
. soriie by the Russians on the night o
the lllh.
\ As previously reported. Menchikof
has gone norihward. The Russians were
constantly making sorlies.
Supplies were reaching The British
camp in abundance. and the siege works
were advancing. The army was. bow
ever, still sickly. Frosty nights, viii
mild fine days. prevailed.
Ia soriies made on The ED grea, los,
was sustained by the French.
The latest official ..jespsiches from
Raglan are TO the 23d and 2ilh. Boil
mention an improvement IN The weather
and cheeringly Of future prospects. Tn
later says We resume our work befor
the town vii b renewed activity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28

THE STOMACH prepares the elements Of the
bile and the blood; and if il docs the work fee-
bly, and imperecily, liver disease is the certain
suit. As soon, therefore, as any affection Of the
liver is perceived, we may be sure that the dges-
tive organs are out of order. The first thing TO
be done, is to administer a specific which will
act directly upon The stomach-the handspring
Of the animal machinery. For this purpose we
can recommend Hoofand's German Biiiers, pre-
pared by Dr. G. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia. Act
ing as an alternative and tonic. il strengthens
The digestion, changes the condition Of the blood,
and thereby gives regularity TO the bowels. See
advertisement. Feb. 2l-75
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peace negotiations between the Allies
and Russia had been broken off, and
that the former were determined TO
prosecute the war with renewed vigor
and energy. It was expected that an
other great battle would soon be fought
at Sebastopol more depending, how
ever, upon the anxiety Of the Russians
to fight than their opponents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28
DE NwAn N@I1UNo
Or. aasan,

HAS the pleasure 70 announce 10 the Ladies
- and Gentlemen Of
I1iiisborough and lis vicinity,
that he Is a, his post ready 10 attend their calls.
N. b. Being known, he deems i unnecessa.
~ 10 wait longer than Is just necessary for those
who expect bis services 10 let il be known by
letter or otherwise.
De prompt to act, lis folly TO delay,
Since life awaits the issue Of Day"
February "a. S6-
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~ We learn that ssEoHoE DAVIS. Esq., Of
Wilmington. has been selected % deliver the
Address before the two Literary Societies Of our
University a, the ensuing Commencement.
We also learn that the Rev. EyASDra MNAIR,
9. the Presbyterian Church, has been selected to
deliver the sermon 10 the Gradasiing Glass.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-02-28
DISSOLUTION.

fTHE undersigned have this day retired from
= the Wholesale Grocery and General Com
mission and Forwarding Business, Messrs. Baker
4 Barraud succeeding them in the General Cons
mission Business.
They avail themselves Of this opportunity 10
thank their friends for the patronage extended
to them, and beg leave earnestly to recommend
their successors to the confidence and employ
ment OF their friends and the public generally.
WILSON e. GRICE
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. |, 1855. ~
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New Orleans, February 10.

New Orleans, February 10.
LATER FROM HAvANA.--The steamer
Rack Warrior has arrived from Ha-
vana, with dates 10 the 18th instant. A
general outbreak was momeniarily ex>
pecied. and HE greatest excitement pre-
vailed al over The island. All The ports
were block aided, and The Government was
enlisiing troops in all quarters. The re-
yolulion mos. unqueslionably looks for
mldable.