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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-10-17

WHITE MOUNTAINS CAPPED WITH
SNow.-We learn Fl om Mr.. Hobbs, con-
ductor of the inward morning train, that
yesterday the weather was very cold,
and heavy snow squalls prevailed among
the mountains the day and night before,
and that the SUBMITS of Washington,
Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Moriah and
Carter were completely capped with
snow. In consequence ofthe great cold
the Tip Top and Summit Houses were
evacuated and closed up for the season.
The Glen House is still open.-PoraGnd
-Ar1us, SEPT. 22.
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MODERN SPIRITUALISM, compar.
VI ed with Christianity, in a debate between Joel
tiffany, ESQ.,, and Elder Isaac Erretr.- Published and
sold BY GEO ADAMS, Warren.
$50 comics Of this edition lust receired- -
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Staple arO4nesmsAt gratis; notices 25 e,s.a sguar

On the 9Th inst. in Gustavus, a. the residence OF his
son-in law, NJ. Scott, Esq. Mr.. LIBBEus BxAoH, in the
seth year Of his age.
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Latest from California Election-News.

Latest iron California Electlon-NeWS.
The State election had resulted in ia.
vor of the Know NothingG. Johnson's
majority over Bigelow was over 1000.
Tn" vote or the liquor law close and
doubtful.
The Senate stands II K. n. Is DEM,
and the Assembly "a K. n. "a Dem.
England aud Russia had concluded
treaties with Japan similar to ours.
The French steam frigate Colbert was
lost al Naugaskin, June LIST.
The United States Surveying Squad
ron was at Simoda and Hakadudi in June.
TIE brig VIM. Peen, which was char
tered to convey the crew of the Russian
frigate Divine, destroyed in the Japan
seas by an earthquake. was lost at sea.
The town of Grass Valley was totally
destroyed by fire on the 18th September;
Loss, S4Ol, 900;
Manchester the defaulting Cincinnati
Banker, after frequently GLIDING The Wig.
ilance of the police, had been secured,
and would be sent back to Ohio.
Mahoning Agricultural Fair.
This Fair was decidedly the largest
and best ever held in the County-the
largest, because more people visited i:
than ever, and the best, because better
live stock and agricultural productions
were entered than on amy previous occa-
sion. Every thing was in good order,
except the effects Of rain and the ar
rangements which were not perfect for
so large a crowd; and every body was
in a god humor with himself and his
neighbor. The display of every species
of mechanical and agricultural industry
and enterprise was unsurpassed, and so
conceded byall, including those who tten-
ded the State, Trumbull and Columbi-
ana fairs. It was such an annual Thar.
vest home" gathering as was worthy of
the county and tie year Want of time
and space this week, prevent the pub
l%icatiOn of a synopsis of the many nota
bic productions displayed Sentinel.
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nICTIONARIES! DICTIONARIES
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FINE SHEEP FOR SALE.-The SUBJ

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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-Notice is
II hereby given. that l have been appointed Exeeu
Tor on the estate Of Lihheus Beach, deceased late OF
Hartford, Trumbuli County. Persons having accounts
with said estate. will please notice.
Oct l., lsj5-3rs hAhhl obAOh-
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE is
II b.rsbv rivep. that 1 have been appointed Execu-
,a- an The estate Of Jane L. Tomson, deceased late Of
Ei,snan. 7 umbuil County. Persons having accounts
Tifb aid estate. will please notice
Oet. n, 1875 81
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Attest, G. NJ. PATCH. Recorder.
Warren, O.. Oct. Il. 1856.

SEC. 4. This Ordinance shall take effect. and he in
force from and after its passage.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
THE MARKETS.
s7-.im

Petersburg, May Q.
CoTToN.-Sales at 81 "a &c.
ToBAcco.-Lugs "a rs u z so; Leaf
81 a si6 rs.
WHEAT.-We quote common to fair
% s2 ial good to prime at s2 s7t
a So so.
CoRN.-sales at 81 a 100 c.
FLouR.--Sales Of Country at $lla a
$l2a !; Family IS $l4.
GUANo.--Peruvian $50; Mexican 80
ASS; Super Phosphate Of Lime $40
Fayetteville. May 10.
Candles-Fayetteyille Factory 10 a
20c. Adamantine &c a. SOC.
Cotton--Sa a9c.
Flour-Cross 9 90; super. 90 GO.
Feathers--42 a. 45c.
Corn--1 90 a 1 25.
Molasses--Cuba 81 "a %; n. Or
leans so "a 80.
Wbiskey so 55c.
Wilmington, May ID.
Candies. Tai,ow IL II; Adaman,inc IS
a oui opcTtn oV a W.
Coif.e. Java i5a l6; Laguayra la Ia !;
Rio 10 10.
Flour. Wilmington and Fayetteville in
speciion, super $1,000 400, family Si2 a
l4,00.
Molasses. Cuba % IS; N. Orleans &c a
90.
Sugar. Brown 5a g.; Loaf and Crushed
iOali.
Norfolk. May 10.
FLouR.--Superfne ell III; En-
ira sl2; Family lsal 2l.
SucAR-Brown, Porto Rico. 6 81
n. Orleans 81 d 6 c.
MoLAssEs--Cuba "a C.; n. Orleans
80 81 c.
corrEr-Laguira III a IL G.; Rio
10l liz.
GUANo.-PeruYian s46.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

Lily White. OF any cfthe so-ralled cosmetics. 70
conceal faded or saIiow complexion.
Ifyou would have the roses brought back to
your cheek, clear. healthy and transparent skin,
and life and yigor infused through the system,
get boitie Of Carriers Spanish Mixture, and take
il according to directions II does not taste quite
as well as your sweetmests but, if after a few
doses you do not find your health and beauty
reviving your step elastic and vigorous, the whole
system refreshed and invigorated like Spring
morning. then your case is hopeless; and oil the
valuable certificates we possess, go for nought.
It's the greatest purifier Of the blood known is
perfectly harmless, and at the same lime power.
fully eificacious. X
- See advertisement.
May, 1865. elm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

Tar NJ. Il. Cnuncn sorfn-The
meeting of the Board Of Managers Of
the Missionary Society Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South concluded
yesterday week at Nashville. All the
Bishops we're in attendance. except
Bishop Andrew, who is in California.
The appropriations for the next year
are 100000. OF this sum SIG, 1000 arc
appropriated 10 carrying on the mission
in China and about the same amount
10 California. II was determined to
establish a missionary post at Santa Fc,
New Mexico; also, one in New Grena.
da and Central America. Nearly a
hundred thousand dollars were appro-
priated to missions among the slaves.
This shows the M. T.. Church South
in fact the friend Of the slave. To car.
ry on this work without hindrance by
the Abolitionists and agitaters sf the
North, the Church South in l845 set
up an independent jurisdiction. A
hundred thousand dollars devoted in
one year to eyangelize the negro !
This TACT is worth all the speeches and
resolutions Of fammany Hall for a hum
dred years, and gives the Missionary
Society strong claims upon the bcne-
violent cooperation Of Southerners of
all ereels. Colombia Times
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
Great Mail Route

FROM HILLSBOROUGH TO THE NORTH,
BY the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad.
FINDER the Schedule recently adopted on The
~ North Carolina Rail Road, passengers can
60 North wiihou, detention at Raleigh or else
where.
On the arrival at Raleigh Of the train fro,nthe
west, the conductor of the Road will be In at.
tendance TO take charge Of the baggage and
check il TO Baltimore or Washington City, willis.
the passengers will be allowed an hour and q
half to get breakfast and refresh themselves.
They will be conveyed to and from the Hotels
In omnbuses free Of charge.
Leaving Raleigh at 10 minutes past 2, they
will reach Weldon in abundant time for all the
day trains going North and South.
By this route the passenger will be at no irou-
bic or expense about his baggage, as the conauc.
tor Of this road will take charge Of, and give .
chech for it at the N. G. Railroad Depot.
Through Tickets from Weldon to New York,
by Petersburg OF Portsmouth, Sl2.
l.. OBJ. BRANCH, Prest
Raleigh, April %, 1855. s5--lm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
go Threshing Machines
FOR SALE.

YSHE subscriber would rpsctfully inform the
= Farmers Of Orange and the adjoining Coun-
ties. that he has on hand sixty Of
Palmer's Patent Rotary Flail
Threshing Machines,
manufactured in New York Of the very best ma.
terals, and warranted to purchasers TO be the best
and safest machine now in use. It is made al
most entirely of wrought iron, and relieves the
operator entirely from dust or danger. This
machine is particularly intended as stationary
machine, and Ii well adapted to be driven by a
common wooden wheel, which every practical
farmer ought 10 have in his barn, and will thrash
from two to three hundred bushels pei DAY with
two horses. This size machine is worth sixty
dollars at Goldsborough, from which place they
will be sent at objected by purchasers, they pay
ing freight on the same. There are two sizes
above this the prices eighty and one hundred
dollars. Address the subscriber at South Lowell,
O,angc Co., N. G.
JOHN <. M'MANNEN.
May 2. 1855. 6s--8w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The american Party Of Ner Jersey.
The American party IN the State Of
New Jersey held a Convent on in New
ark on Wednesday. for the purpose
of appointing delegates TO the Grand
Council which assemblies in Philadel-
phia in June next. We make the fol-
lowing extract from their proceedings
from letter to the New york Herald
Of Friday;
Having thus accomplished their
regular business. the State Council
proceeded Ia an informal consultation
upon the principles and platform d the
New Jersey Know Nothings and the
Presidential quss;ion. The result was
very satisfactory. The X. Ms were
found to be snnnd and conservative on
the negro question. in favor Of strln-
gent modification or gradual abolition
Of the naturalization laws. thorough
RETURN in the whole financial policy Of
the government. including a moditica-
tion Of the tariff. reorganization Of
the executive Dependencies at Washing
ton, especially the old fngy navy de-
partmcnt, &c. The delegates 10 Phi
ladeIplia. thus posted up. will 60 to
that Cooned fully prepared 10 eject
III: Massachusetts herciics from the
party. and to go in for the Union--a
Union platform. a Union candidate. aud
= general clearing out of the official
loaters at Washington, big and little.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
ENp on THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.

We find ia the Baltimore Sun OF yes
icrl4y (i0,h inst. )--corboraled by arts
ticles in other papers--ihe following all
legged abandonment Of the late repuicd
Cuban expedition:
Esp orTaE QcrrxAsExrxpirioS.- is stat
81 that At meeting Of the Cuban Jnnta. held at
New Orleans on the 29lb uliimo. Gen. John A..
Qui,man handed in his resignation as Comman-
def-in-Chief of The expedition which has been
so long organized asainst Cuba. Allofthc Ame.
sican Officers who held commissions In this Quit.
man army have resigned, aid the esuse Of Cuba
10 now 10 the hands Of the Junia.
The authority for this statement is not
disclosd. bnI il is rendered very probable
by the liule encouragement which has
bren given 10 the expedition II home
or abroad. ln,hr an, place, our Execn-
tive Government not nnly showed no ia
vor 20 The Ostend scheme Of acquisition.
bat still less 10 alhus,ero designs On the
island. which il formally denounced and
menaced wiib all the penalties Of The law.
Ii ,he next place. the Senate. on the last
night OF ll.eriale session, refused To coun,e-
nance a repesI 81 our neu,raiiy laws; and,
thirdly. and perhaps not The least discour-
agemcn, was. thai zen. conclIa had plse,
Ell The island 10 such state OF defence.
ami was prepared TO give any fiIbusiero
expedition SO warm reception. as IA
render tue enterprise as doubtful in ia
pleasan,ness 4, lis success. With so ma
nv discoursgemenls, therefore. we think
il very probable tina, The slac nen' copied
sho.e Is irue. and that we may consider
"Olhello's occupation" as gone--iar the
present al least. Ma. Lisi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

USiTEp STaIEs vs.. Doors. this
case, which arose 10 the State Of Wis
cuusin, the defendant was convicted
in the United States District Court Of
the unlawful reserve Of fugitive from
service; after which. on habeas cor
pus sued out BY him from the Supreme
Court of the State, that Court took
jurisdiction and discharged him and q
wr of error has been obtained. return.
able TO the Supreme Cuur, Of the Uni
ted States. Tor the purpose Of dctermin.
ing the question u the limit of juris.
dlctian between the Courts ct the
States aud those of the United States.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

The New York Courier says: IIav.
ing Va de some inquiries with respee, 10
The present supply and quantity 10 come
forward. Of agricultural prnducis. par,icu-
larly of the vegeIsble kingdom. we hazard
the opinion that prices have ieached their
highest figures. The next movement will
automatically be relragrade one. although
present. prices may be maintained Two o.
ahure weeks.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
NOTICE.

THE exercises OF the pTesen, session Of Ran
Il MouxTlIS FEMALE ACADEMY viii close
with public Examination on the llih and
18th Of June.
Addresses from one or more distinguished IN.
dividuals are expected on The occasion. Patrons
especially, and the public generally, are request
eli 10 stiend.
The next session viii commence the second
Thursday In July. Terms as follows:
Primary English branches, 5 ESQ
Grammar and Geography. 1000
Algebra and Philosophy, 1880
Latin, Greek, or French, with other
branches, 1900
Embroidery. 500
Music, $500
GEO. w. JONES,
Chm OF Executive Com.
May Isl, 1855. s5--sw
or The spiri, Of the Age and n. c. Stand.
ard will copy, and forward bills 10 MI. John T.
Bailey.
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Equity Sale.

&nEss, PuRsUANT to decree Of the
GELGS Court Of Equity for Orange county,
STS made at March Term. 1855, shall
<NS offer for sale, on the premises. on Sa-
,uiday the 18th OF May next. Two Tracts Of
Land belonging 10 Malis-a Dunnegan. situated
on the waters Of Little Riser, and adjoining the
lands OF William Blalock and others.
Terms, twelve months credit. the purchaser
giving bond and approved security. Title re-
served until the purchase money is paid.
o. F. LONG, c. & NJ.
April 2aJ, 1855. si--iw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

Lieut.. ID. ID. Porter. commanding
the United States store.sh,p supply,
which is going to the Eestern world al.
Ger lpad Of ca,ncls, has made an arr
rangcment by which his crew is TO be
shipped with the agreement that no
grog shall be served on board. The
men are 10 receive communication for
The liquor at the rate Of sixpense day.
The abolition Of the grog ration 10 the
service should have been simultaneous
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16

Il would hardly do fnr any one 10 have the
teaeriiy naw.s-ilays 10 question the excellence
OF Ur. HooGlnd's German Bi,iers. which are pie.
pared hy Dr.. g. N. Jackson. In cases Of dye.
prpsia, liver complaint. and arrangement q the
digestive organs, their many virtues have Icng
since bren made plainly apparent. They purge
from the system The morbid humcrs which 20.
lard their natural functions, and bring paenes'
10 tho cheek. and suffering 10 the brow. They
Danish those clog. upon happiness, and restore
the system 70 high health. Bee advertisement.
May, 1855. sI-lm
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with the Punishment of the lash. 1t
is to be hoped Lieut.. Potter's praise
worthy experiment will afford conyinc-
ing proof that Rum is not necessary to
Jacks comfort or health.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-March Term. 1855.
Lemuel Lynch.
Is.
Charles ". B. Evans and wife Elizabeth, snd J.
r. callum, Guardian Of Thos. G. Young.
PETITION 10 sell Real Estate.
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that James r. Csllum, Guardian Of Thomas
c. Young, one Of the defendants in this case, IL
not on inhabitant Of this State; Il ia therefore
ordered and decreed, that advertisement be msds
in the HillsborOugh Recorder for six successive
weeks, notifying said defendant Of the filing Of
said petition, and that unless he appear al the
next term Of this Court, 10 be held al The court
house in Hillsborough, on the second Monday
Of September next, and plead. answer, or demur
TO said petition, the same will he taken pro con-
jesso as 10 him, and set down for hearing ez
parfs.
Witness, o. F. Long, Clerk and Master Of
our ssid Court Of Equity. at Office in Hiilsbo-
rough, hi. I'd Monday Of March, A. D. 1855.
D. r. LONG, c. 81 NE.
April 20. Price adv. $3.50. s5-6w
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One Cent Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber on the 5,h
~ inst, q hound boy by the name Of EN0CH
SYKES. shout rs years of sge. All persons
are hereby forrwsrned not to harbor or employ
him under penaliy Of the law. The above 70.
Waid viii BE- given for his delivery to me. bu, no
thanks.
A. w. HEDGPETH.
May 18th. sT-3r
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Spring and Summer Clothing
Handsome. Good. and Cheap.


+ EvIN CARMICHAEL, Merchant Tailor,
Il having recently purchased in New York >
large assortment of Spring and Summer Goods,
/. enabled TO offer 10 biz patrons choice selee.
,ion Of al articles IL bis line. Among these be
would specify only The following;
Fine French Cloths and Cassimeres,
of all descriptions, and Of the latest
STYLES; and
Fine French Vest Patterns, Of Mar
settles aud Figured Silks.
These goods arc o. superior quality; and, hay.
ing been bought cheaper than ever before, viii
be sold corresrnndinglY chesp.
lie wouIl al.0 state, that he has laid 10 en-
assortment 81 the finest and best Trimmings ioi
Genllemen's flalhing, thai the New fork mar.
ket would sfrprd.
rr The very latest styles Of Paris snd
New York Fashions. both IN Drawings
and Paintings. have been received. aud he Is
prepared 10 make up Genilemcn's Clothing ~
s.,le which. COZ cut and finish, will compare with
sny work either North or south.
AZ properly connected with bis business, he
has laid IN carefully selected assortment. Of
RTAD7swA.D1 CLCgEIrti,
which embraces every article needed fof gen.
lleman's wear. Though some merchants have
made this n branch Of the Dry Goods trade,
/, Is but fair 10 presume that ono whose business
il is TO work In cloth, would he better able q
Judge Of the cut and make o. eleshes. and there.
iste less liable 10 impose upon his customers ihs
fimsy productions q . stop shops" for good and
fashionable work. ihsn those who are less erps.
rienced In the business. TO the pubic be would
ssy. AZ men q sense. judge ys.
Ifillsbo,onsh, May l. 10
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To Wool Growers.
May l2ih. 1855.

MY Machines are now 10 order for Carding
Asl Wool and making good rolls. Those
bringing their wool well prepared may depend
on getting good rolls. Prices for csrding, ~
cents per pound for unmiIed; les cents per
pound for mixing. Or The fifth Of pound Of The
wool. Corn. wheat. hsKsced, beeswsx. isllow.
bacon and lard will he taken 10 payment for
Cssding. and even money viii not he refused, IS
something will he expected in payment before
the rolls arc taken from the machines.
ALEX. DICKSON.
May 18th. 1855. ST.
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THE OLDEST
Foundry in America,

Esta6ished by Binny q Ronaidson IN l796,
on The base Of Sope,'s Germantown Foun-
dry Of 1889.
THE long experience Of the several proprie-
tors Of The Philadelphia Type Foundry en-
shlcs l.. JOHNSON e. co. to offer to the
Printing Craft the largest variety Of Types, and
all the appurtenances of Printing Office. to be
found in any establishment in the United Sisles,
land of quality, too, which is deemed to be
unrivalled. The composition Of the metal used
is calculated TO afford the greatest durability ;
while the scrupulous care exercised in the fitting
up Of tho Type is such as TO insure accuracy and
s9uacness Of body, &c.
l.. JOHNSON & CO.'S facilities are 50 ex-
,ensivc as to enable them 10 gil orders Of any
amount, either in
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
Obituary.

Died, in Alamaaee county, on the 9th inst
JAWS CRAWFoRp, son Of Johnston and Frances
Mccauley, in the Sd year Of his rge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-05-16
Committee Of Examination.

OUIIlIHILLtt Oh EAHuIIIIdIIUH.
V,HE Committee appointed 10 eIsmine sppli.
4 eants for certificates to teach The Common
Schools Of Orange County. will meet At the
Court House in Hillshoroueh. on Saturday tho
I'd day Of June next. At i o'clock, Am. Per-
sons wishing certificates. must apply at the re-
sular meetings. as the committee have felt COM
PEELED 10 adopt resolution not TO grant cerlif-
Gates q, other times, unless for very special aud
urgent reasons.
BY orier Or Ike Chairman.
May 18th. 1855. 81
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EQUITY SALE.

Equity DALE.
Jamcs yickers and wife, and Others, 70. Wiley
r. Rhodes. and others.
Petition 10 sell Read Esidfe.
&c.. PURSUANT To the decree Of
ESN The Court Of Equity for Orange coun.
G2 y, made st March Tenn, 1855, I
<S1A shall oier for sale, on the premises,
on Friday the sih q June next, 81 IL o'clock, W.,
The Tract Of Land belonging 10 the heirs Of VIII.
linn Rhodes, deceased, situated in Orange coun
", and adjoining tho lands o. David yickers,
Levi Maroon and oihera. containing about forty
Eve acres.
Terms: twelve months credit. The purchaser
giving bond and security and title reserved IN.
Ill the purchase money |. paid.
o. r. LONG, c. S.n.E.
April ~. ls55. So