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AN. htPhsetsn. lI.Chlsslin. I.W.Martin.
A. Nj IlSPMtslEglElRS & Co..
wholesale Gr0cers,

office at No. 6, Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, VA.
0- Particular attention paid to the sale o.
Flour and other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas P. Devereux, esq, Halifax. N. G.
Geo. w. Mordecai, PRIEST Bank Of Stale OF N. O.
Charles Dewey, Cashier g 9
w. H. Jones, Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear.
l.. OBJ. Branch. Pres't Raleigh q CASTOR Road
n Reid y sout'er,
DR.. N. G. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Pres't Farmers BIZ of Va,
Alexander Bell, esq.
Messrs. Spence & Reid. Baltimore.
Messrs. b. Blossom & Son, Netc York.
Messrs. d. Heart g. Son, Hillsborough, N. G.
October 20. ly09-
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GROCERIES.

4 TlERcE Rice, new crop.
7 Hogsheads Molasscs, hest nsw cToP.
Also, a pretty lot Of Dried Apples, al 81 a
bushtl.
&c. TURRENTINE &..sON.
February 20. 15--
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

Dan away from the Subscriber on the 9Th oI
~ July, 1858, Negro tiirl NAMED aSE. sged
about % years. She il black. heavy set. Of or.
jInsB height, sIoops forward little when walk.
inE fast, sns Is free spoken. che was formerly
owned " Mr.Jsmes Johnston. 81 Alamance. and
her mother i now owned I,y John Tfolinger ESQ.
shd she Is probably lurking in Alsmantt county.
The shove reward will he giyea Tor her apple.
hensien and delivery 20 me. near Leas5uir, a..
well county, o. fof her confinement il an, iail 80
that can get her.
JAMES W. REID.
August Is. tf-4s
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| am now Receiving

SUPERIOR new crop Molasses and Rio. Cof-
- zee; finest quality Black and Green Teas;
gar; Powder and Shot; School Books; Pipes;
smoking and Chewing Tobacco, &c.
JAMES WEBB, in.
Jan. 80. 70
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JUST RECEIVED,

SUGAR House srarr; lava, Lagusyrs and
- Rio Coffee, &c, DC. Also, Welsh and
Shaker Flannel, all wooli hy
JAMES WEBB.
A I.sO fresh supply Of LCCERNE nLt
n CLOVER Seed, by
October 10. 81
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The Alpha Wooden Mill

Orange co., 2 Niles East Of HillstOrtleh,
rs now in successful operation. The subscri-
4 bers with confidence now invite customers
with their Wool, for which Cash viii be paid at
market prices; or their wool will lie manufaciur.
ed to suit them at extremely low prices. Hav-
ing large supply of Cloth already made, il
might suit customers to exchange at once. Ev-
cry Indictment will be extended, and they hope
to merit and receiss The encouragement Of an in.
telligent community.
JOHN &. SHIELDS.
WM. NELSON,
June'9th, 1854. 40
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BARTER / BARTER |

WANTED. 10 exchange for Dry Goods,
Rags, oh Castings, Copper. Brass, Dri.
ed Fruit d ~ kinds. Herds Grass, Timo,hy sud
other Seeds. Flax Thread, and al kinds Of Home.
spun Cloth.
ALSO. wanted IN exchange for Groceries or 9th.
~ Goods. Corn. Wheat. Meal, Flour, Fili Seed,
aud al kinds u Marketing.
JAMES WEBB.
March scih. 1855. 10
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GOLD WINE BAT.SAM,

OF Dyspeptic BiIiers or Tinciure Tonic Ner
vine.
A letter from J r. Calum, Druggist, Milton,
N. O., dated Aug. Ia, ls47:
DR.. ]. khul-Dcar sir; Yonr medicines have
given entire satisfaction in this section Of ccun-
Try. The Abyssinia Mixture especially is high.
y approved Of II has never failed to cue IN
any case-it sells so fast that never had enough
TO supply the demand. You will please send
me large supply oft as soon asyou gel home.
J.R. CALLUM.
AGENTS.--D. iIearit & Son. and s. d.
School6eld, Hillsborough; Cook * Mo- fesdJes,
Tally-Ho; X. J. Mitchell and ID. A. PasehsiI,
Oxford; Dr.. d. P. Weir, Greensboroueh.
January !. 1888. 6s--ly
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HURDLE s. HURDLE,
WOULD inform The public that they are
manufacturing
Carriages and Harness Of all
kinds

wanted in this country, more extensively than
thy ever have heretofore, and from their long
experiences they ailcrthemselves thattheir work
will not be surpassed by any other establish
ment.
They generally keep on hand some good
HORSES for sale; and In exchange for Car
riages and Horses. they will take Wheat and
Tobacco at market prices, delivered at Hurdles
& Turner'S Mills, eight miles south Of Roxbo-
rough, where they intend keeping for sale Pine
LUMBER Of the hest quality.
January is. 0-6mp
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THE HILsBoRoUGH RECORDER.
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M DENNIS HrAR1.r a snN


Terms.--Tvo Dollars yspr. IL paid 10 ~.
vance; Two Dollars and Fifiy Cents. if not PAID
within three months, OF Three Dollars, il delayed
until sllsI tho expiration q the year.
No paper will he discontinued until eli aurafs.
gcs are taid unless The option ofibe Publishers.
Hereafter w psprf viii w. sent TO nsw SUBJ
seEibtfout Of The slate unless psym.btis made IN
sdssnof OF some person IN the state will becone
fespo = nlciO the ediiors add The Tsref pill not
lie Jns 20 q subscriber oul Of The stsie cor more
than two yeafs wilhou, payment, unless Il l. 20
ore personally known 70 " and 10 whose inleg.
ny We have confidence.
Advertising Rates for the Recorder.
ApsrHristnEsrsn not exceeding sixteen lines.
one dollar fof the first, and twenty-five cents lot
each subsequent insertion longer ones IN pro
potion. Court advertisements twenty-five TTr
cent. higher. a deduction u onc.lliifd sill b
made 70 advertisers BY the yeat
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comprising every article usually kept in coun
try Store, which they will sell at the lowest liy-
ing prices. Their purpose is, to do an active bu-
siness with small pro6ts--Pursuing strictly their
motto, that BY industry we thrive"
0I Every species Of Trade, snch as Home
spun Cloth, Bceswax, Tallow, Poultry of all
kinds, Eggs, Shingles, Rags, &c. &C., will be ia.
ken in exchange for Goods al cash prices.
Give them a call and they will endcayor 10
please.
Parishyillc, April goth. 1854. 81 en-
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THE KNOW NOTHINGS!I


WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENTS
THE Know Noihings, wha have excited lie
= public attention so much, are sill inrsss-
ing; and the subscriber would respectfully il.
form the citizens Of Orange end lie adjoining
counties. that be is siil at his old stand al Mid.
way, orange county, prepared TO execute all or
ders in tic
Cabmst- stlahing Cuisines,
with degree Of elegance and durability that
challenges comparison with any North OF South.
lie would call especial attention 10 his Patent
Improved Spring bottom Hedstcacs:v also
70 his Improved Safes. Az kinds Of Picture
and PoFirai, Frames madc 10 o,der 81 ihe short
est notice. OTdeIs promptly attended 10.
Address the subscriber al Disls Greek, Or.
ange county, n. q.
r. r. WEBB.
sept. 18th, 1854. sf-6m
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DIR. MRDlL'S
AhYssinia Mixture

For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Piles. Iosiivt.
ness Affections ofthe Kidneys and Bladder,
Gravel. Gonor,! IRA, elect, the Whites. Ws.ka
ness and other Female Complaints. Price e.
bottle, rs cents and Sl:25.
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" by Industry ace fhrire.'.

J. NJ. g. c. q. PARRISH,
EAvE received al their Store, ten miles north
n Of HiIlsboroueh, well selected Stock Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
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ARRIVALS 1T TIE PRINCIPAL HOTELS

AMERICAN HoTEI.-A Seller: Gar.ersylne; u,
Mallory. Mossby. Norfolk; w How, Ky; : "
Campbell Louisa; J F ssunderson, Tenn fora
Iady, child and svt. Cumberland; Rev Morse. Pa
Capt T q Sanford, Bangor M Smith. Pnrssr OF
Jamestowo; Raps Warsn; Wgs,e. sst
Miss Savage Corn; e w Sears, Woodson; 10 q
Trent, r Jackson, Cumberland; MAJ HoW vel Z;
] II TAYLOR aud lady, Jefferson; A Fish, va; los
ray,oF. Ws,bingtop; W Wi.eman sucking
ham. + storrer. Wilmington VIM Fl Robinson
Charleston; D White Boston; james IL Williams
ST CHARLES HOrEL.-DrJ Msttsrt. Or Fl
Poindex,sr. Henrico; r Marks C Friend. Chester
field: Smith, Va; w Swoope, Augusta; t9ocn
and lady Mr., Goeca' n M1,s " m smsb iou
"a. r B tsoody. j Wallace, R; o w Hudsins
York; w Baker, Chas City: R M Stafford, Giles; A
Mint Petersburg; MaTd n Ee,Iow ssIsm.
M Hillgman, C French. Anelis; billiard, saiem;
] Walden. New Kent; Osborne. Mrs Osoorne,
Charlotte; d Dockert Chamhsrsburg; Jas Taylor,
Powhatan; Patton. Richmond; "ash' l. u
EXCHaNGE HoTEL.-J Warren, Henrico; J
N Wilcox, lady child and svt, Miss l. Christian
Cha. City Mann TessS; ssar0V9sR ss
Pattonsbarg; Mics g H Mecklin, washington; y
Leigh aud lady, Vs Douenny and lady G; J H
Hunting, Newark; w Hill G; Dr. Temple; ai MIS-
Halifax; e Gresham, CIV Street, Lunenburg;
g Roberts, Charlotte; w M Thornton lady ana
syt Thornton Cumbd; Evans rs noss9p; . VI
Glasgow; w Belts Lunenburg; Mrs DR. DowdaLl
and SON. spottsYlvans; Staples, Patrick Jno ~
Young Henreo; Wade, ChrisfisnsbuIg; r. q
Lock hart C; Capt L Starke. City Point: Seldom,
Stafford; w o Mssse. NY; M Tate. We; HUI.
jr, g w Nance. w spalding, n Y; N Snead, Univ
ter and lady. Ky Newman, Orange; B Gordon,
Bait; g w Richardson Hanovef
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THE EARL OF ABERDEEN.

The National Intelligencer, in an article
upon the failure of nego tiations at Vienna,
the prostration Herewith of the anxious hopes
of peace in England and the prospect OF
most protracted, expensive and bloody war;
refers to the efforts made by the Earl of Alb
erdeen to prevent this unnecessary and de-
structive contest, and to the abuse and ridi-
Guile heaped upon him by the people who
would now rejoice if his sage counsels had
been followed But he was denounced as
dotard and an old fogy, and the tide of pop
ular passion swept away his peace policy and
the Premier with it. Well, the old fogy has
gone, and England has new master in the
person of Louis Napoleon, and war before
her, the end of which no man can foresee.
Truly does the Inteliigencer remark that this
instructive lesson should not be forgotten in
our own country. There are those who are
fond of clamoring for war upon any and every
pretext, but they are generally men who
know little of its stern realities, and care
nothing for its tremendous consequences
However, the visit of Louis Napoleon may
kindle temporary enthusiasm in England,
her people would rejoice, from the bottom of
their hearts, if peace could be secured with
Russia even upon the terms she proposed at
the Vienna Conference. When our own last
war with England, just and necessary as it
was, came to close, bon-fres and illumina-
tions everywhere testified the JOY of the pop.
ular heart, demonstrations in which the
friends as we'll as the enemies of the war uni
ted with equal fervor.
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F1REmEN's PARADE.-The members Of

F1REMEN's PARADE.-The members of
Liberty Fire Company, No. l. took possession OF
their new engine house, on 18th street. last night
Yesterday afternoon, they turned out about seventy
strong, with their apparatus beautifully decorated
with flowers and flags, and paraded the streets
headed by Smiths superb band.
At O'Clock last light the company in full uni.
form, visited Metropolitan Hail. to the painting
of Stanley's Western Wilde where they remain Cd
until the close of the exhibition. At 10 ococ thew
again formed into line and marched to their new en-
CINE house, where they partook of excellent sup.
per prepared for the occasion After the removal of
the cloth a number of sentiments were proposed
and responded to in well-timed addresses by their
guests. The remainder of the evening was spent in
songs and anecdotes of the most amusiug character
the members for getting to adj until the s.wee
small hours" were on them. Taking the parade
"house warming and everything else into consid.
Grafton, venture the assertion that NO fire com
pany in this State ever spent more agreeable day.
unpleasant as the weather was, than did the Liberty
boys yesterday; and we know we but express the
opinion of the public when VIC say that finer
looking and more servicesba body of men never en-
rolled their names the firemen's list than those
whe wore the uniform of No. ON the occasion we
have just adverted to. May they continue harmo.
NOUS prosperous and useful, is the wish of
all who know them. stt1Ett5
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,RREADSTUFFS.

Thara has been recently some depression
;rtha Rreadstuff markets of the North, owing
a. ths apprehension that the canals. which
we're opened on the I'd inst, would cons'dera'
hlv increase the stocks but, from present
appearances, it may be inferred that TINS re-
anti has not taken place. We see that WIN
In day or two Flour has assumed greater
s,muess, with some Improvement IN prices.
Wa do not imagine that it will 60 at any
lower rates for the present. should tne
growing crop prove very fine, and the for
a;on demand be no greater than it is, of course
there must be decline; but until this does
appear, Flour will hold its own very firmly.
The stocks are very light every where
So light are they in this city, that there is
not enough for operations. Even if shippers
were ready to meet the views of holders,
there is not enough Flour for their trade.
There never was crop OF wheat which SO
deceived the country as that of last year
1t was deceptive alike in quality and quanti-
ty. The yield of fine looking fields, upon
which the farmer calculated largely. deceiv.
ed him entirely. The amount ground in this
city, with a greatly increased milling power,
has fallen off at least one.third, compared
with the operations of the preceding year
The wheat was not in the country, and OF
course could not be had by the millers. II
has been fortunate thing that crops In 9th
er countries were so abundant, that there has
been little demand for expectation, and WE
have had our short crop pretty much fo'
home consumption.
Last year was hard one in every respect
There was heavy money pressure and dis
astrous drought; that greatly curtailed the
productions of the country. The prices o.
nearly all the necessaries of life are now sc
high as to be oppressive to the poor, ane
hard upon all. A visitor at our markets
some days of late, could behold at least a
slight sample of what famine would bring
upon us. But there has been an improve
ment, and we trust the seasons may continue
to be propitious.
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GRATIFYING TO ALL PARTIES.


The Petersburg elections seem to have
conferred the highest degree of satisfaction
upon all parties. 1t should be source OF
the sincerest delight to benevolent minds tc
witness the universal happiness impaired by
the event. Nothing could be more congrat
ulatory. 1t sarpases the amicable adjust
ment of duel that was expected to termi
nate most bloodily and tragically; an adjust
ment honorable to the principals, and very
delightful to themselves and friends. |,
is true there were no pistols in the pitched
battle in Petersburg, no bloody intentions
no shooting of one another looked for but
there was office in question, and is not tina,
stake even dearer than life? To settle q
struggle for office to the happiness and ex.
quisite joy of the combatants isindeed won
derful
In Petersburg, we find our Know NOTHING
and Democratic contemporaries both sbout
ing for joy. Our brother SYME, of the Tn.
felligencer, cries out, GLORIOUS GIorions
Hurrah for the Cockade! The head If tbs
old serpent terribly bruisedp' The old ser.
pent thus maltreated, according to our iubi.
liant cotemporary, is Democracy. He de.
clares that Sam and the old serpent, Junto.
ism, locked horns here (there) for the first
time, and Sam gave the monster a tremeu.
dous shaking that nearly knocked his bones
out of his skin p Poor old fellow, What
torture he must have endured! What .ro
rheumatism and govt what the pound;nos
of Hyer and Sullivan; what in short ia the
rack itself, compared tathat dreadful cond;
ton of the body which has had its homes
nearly shaken out of it But, Syme prom
Uses this afflicted individual yet a greater
punishment, "a fatal blow" on the fourth
Thursday, "when Sam will meet him to re.
new the struggle"
But what says the Democratic oracle-the
Democrat? Our brother BANKS exclaims
from the tripod, "The Democracy Triumph.
ant! The Cockade still erect! p And, as if
hat were not sufficiently good news for his
readers, he souzes them in sea of Joy, by
he additional and very important informa.
ion, Virginia Safer Well may he call
or mime cheers for the old Cockade =, He
syen brings poetry to adorn the triumnb and
lor this purpose, with evident gusto. comics
he graceful poetical motto which flies at ,ba
editorial head of bis contemporary svme,s
paper, With slight modification, thus:
.uader this hss ne fought.
oeasr this haS Ne have conquered.
0toens SINNER, sKosn I,
~, xas ssy Of rstribation hes some .n
.,. = o..slnsi lines In the Intelligencer de.
-. = '1s oay Of retribution Is 1t hand -
p4 inc Democrat says it has Gomez These
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AGREEABLE ARRANGEMENT.

AGREEABLE ARRANGEMENT by no -
tice which will be found in columns to-day, it
will be perceived, that on the afternoon of very
Sunday an accommodation train will leave the
Slash Cottage for Richmond, thus sffordng persons
who may have left town by the mail train of the
morning, an opportunity of reaching their homes
in the cool of the evening. No arrangement, we
venture to say, can be made better calculated for
the accommodation of the citizens of Richmond
during the prevalence of warm weather, and we
predict that the ministers of the gospel, who off,
ciate nearly every Sabbath at the Cottage, will find
their congregations greatly enlarged by the atten-
dance of many of our best and most orderly citi-
zens on those occasions. In addition, we learn
that on the afternoon of every Thursday during
the summer months, commencing with the 18th
instant the Armory Band will practice on the spa
cious grounds of the Cottage, and that an excur-
sion train, especially arranged for the accommoda
ton of ladies and children, will leave Richmond at
l-2 O'clock P. M, and return at P. M. The fare
only ST. for the round trip; and for children and
servants half price. Verify, hard time Is COM
Ing for hackmen, but good time for the public at
large. M
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F,nx.-A small frame shed, on l0th
..-.ss near the Basin, took Ore Yesterday aftsr~
nncr and wss partially burned. The fremen wefe
o,,t. but their services were mot needed.
No. about IL O'Clock, last night the
brick building on 7th street. between Clsy ana
Ieirb. lately purchased by Monsieur Paul, was
set on fire and partially consumed.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afterpoon. a. the

AcoIDENr.-Yesterday afternoon, as the
officers of the first regiment Virginia Volunteers
were marching up Main street, followed by q large
crowd of boys, small lad, son of Mr. B. B. Miuor,
run In front of the horses attached to an omnibus
goiag along the street, and was knocked down by
them. Several of the officers seeing the accid emf
FASTENED to the little fellows relief and succeeded
in preventing his being crushed by the wheels of
the vehicle, which had nearly run on him when he
was picked up. No blame can attach to the driver
a. he was going very slow at the time, and could
not have prevented the child from running under the
feet of the horses
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COMMERCIAL.


RICHMOND MARKETS, May 9Th, 1855.
FLOUR.-There have been no TRANSACTIONS 20
base ouotations on The last sales OF superhne were
at ali 49, which 10 now above the views OF buyers
Holders do not see N DESTROYS to sell. s.z.
WHEAT-Very little coming in, and that very 4, IN "a
different The prices paid range from ~ ~ 70 Sio
per bushel All the mills except Crenshaw Co.'S
have ceased grinding.
COHN-We quote 81 to 81 0zA.
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DESPERATE ASSAULT ON A WHIrE MAN.

DESPERATE ASSAULT ON A WHITE MAN.
Yesterday morning, about 10 O'Clock, Mr. ] FL
Goodman, confectoner, corner of Broad and 10Th
sire ets came near losiDgshis life from blows given
him by negro. The fellow attacked Mr.. g. with
a hammer, striking him on the right temple and
mole of the head, intlicting severe wounds Dr. Ga
viuzel was called Ia and rendered all the aid In the
reach of medical skill. The desperate, Ben jamin
Page, was arrested yesterday evening, ON Valley
street, by It. Wheat, and lodged In the lower sta
ton house.
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Nor Observation-Disclosures jackson. a
notorious free negro, was arrested Monday for
using insulting language to Mr.. Miles Talley, near
the New Market. Yesterday morning, he was
brought before his Honor and ordered ten lashes
The fellow not being satisfied at this decision took
an appeal to the Hastings Court where he will in
all probability, have the punishment doubled. He
gave bail for his appearance.
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AssAuLrISa. - Charles Cook was ar
srragned a. the police court yesterday assau,t-
ing and beating Andrew J. Cosby, Tree negro ID
the absence of evidence the part OF the prcsecu
tiop the Mayor dismissed the case.
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V,oLArINe THE SABBATH.-Mr. 3. Ro-
,.nfiela was reported to The Mayor, and fined ~
vesterdsy for keeping bis store open for business
nnrposee on both the Christian and Jewish saDoatns
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BUTTER-Messrs. Hulst & King have
some excellent Butter, IS we have reason to
know, and point of excellence highly ap-
preciated just now is that it is sold little
cheaper than such butter has been.
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VIRGINIA Posr OEFIcEs.-Posmaster Gener

VIRGINIA FU5T OFFICHs.-F osHdsE7r deneTa
Campbell orders the following:
Establish, Concord Depot, Campbell county, Va,
Thomas l.. Arlington postmaster, route from Pc
tersburg to Lynchburg; Paw Paw Bottom, Cabell,
county Va, James McComas, postmaster, r cute
from Chapnansve to Cabell and Rocky Station,
Lee county, Va, John J. Carroll, postmaster. route
from FlncastIe to Cumberland Gap, Willow Brook
Mercer county, Pa, VIM. w. Pool postmaster
special supply from Mercer, 6 miles, twice week.
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MARRIED,

In Petersburg. on the 9th instant. MT sTEPHEN
ter of the Rev. 9. w. Langherne.
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HENRIc0 County C0URr-The Grand
Jury ct It's a.t session, presented the following
sons for law violations
public roads -' va eDas'1ssiue
Aadfew Grubbs, four cases. for permitting nm.
iaw'ui sssem blies of slaves In his house
Isfee diimn, two cases, and Henry White four
r. t C rasains ardent spirit contrary 10 law
persons to sell ardent spirits 10 he Srnns IN ~ IL
noaasE Me.s,s VIM H. Herbert Joseph q. Nett. It.
seph Hanes. " tucker ana 10
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Being about 50 per cent. more than in April, 1854

VERY FINE CHAmPAGNE.-By reference to
the advertisement of Messrs. Royal Snod-
grass, Brokers, it will be seen that they have
the agency for the sale in this market, of
"Emgene Chquot' Champagne Wine--a
brand which is popular where it is known
and which, from having tested it, we pro-
nounce to be very superior.
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MOLAG6EH. $50 hhdA prime Cuba No.
1Nl lsssse IL do do perto Rico 20; receiving aud
for sAls 81 mys LEWIS WGD1 SON.