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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

FRESH FLAyORING EXTRACTS.
VANILLA. Lemon, snd Peach.
Also Superior French Btsndy snd Wines,
81 Medicinalpurposef FoFssls by
JAMES WEBB.
lane asi, 1853. sl-
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By Industry ace fhrire.o

D. NJ. & c. il'. PARRISH.
HAVE received at their Store, ten miles north
Of Hillsborough, well selected Stock OF
Spring midsummer Goods,
comprising every article usually kept in coun.
try Store, which they will sell at the lowest ly-
ing prices. Their purpose is, to do an active bu-
siness with small profts-pursuing strictly their
motto, that by industry we thrive"
G Every species of Trade, snch as Home.
spun Cloth, Beeswax, Tallow, Poultry Of an
kinds, Eggs, Shingles, Rags. dc. &c., will be ta-
ken in exchange ior Goods at cash prices.
Give them call and they will endeasor 10
please.
Parishville, April goth, 1854. S3-6m
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Cotton Yarn,

H HAVE jusi acsissd from The Faeiory %.
= psfiot loi VI Cotton YEN. skns hard twist.
JAMES WEBB.
4tri IL. d.
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GOLD NINE BALSAM.

or Dyspeptic Buers or Tncture Tonic Ner
vine.
A letter from ]. r. Callum, Druggist, Milton
N. c., dated Aug. IA, ls47:
DR.. T. Khul-Dear Sir: Your medicines have
given entire satisfaction in this section OF coun.
try. The Abyssinia Mixture especially is high
" approved Of. II has never failed 10 cue in
any case--ii ellis so fast that never had enough
to supply the demand. You will please send
me large supply oft as soon asyou get home.
J. r. CALLUM.
AGENTS.--D. Hearit & Son. and s. D.
sehoolfed Hillsborough; Cook & MecreadJey,
Tally-Ho; X. ]. Mitchell and ID. A. Psschall,
Oxford, DR.. d. P. Weir, Greensborough.
January !. 1865. 6s--ly
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sALTi SAITli
Ready-Made Clothing.

ibis bss become one btsheh ~ he Dry
n foods trade, you will end On assortment u
Fpats, ffiocks and saeks,) PsBts, Eests and
Oseic0sis, o. reasonable terms. II
!. q. TURRENTfNE X SONS.
October l5. S.
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DIga LONG 8 CAIN

DEga LONG 8 GAINS
A RE now receiving at their Drug Store, on
- the corner East OF the Court House, a large
and complete assortment of
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs, &C.,
which they have selected with care, and with The
special object Of having only pure and genuine
articles.
They pledge themselves to sell only pure ard
genuine Medicines, and promptly 10 attend 10 all
orders. and OF all times.
They would invite Country Physicians to ex.
anime their stock, believing that they can make
j their interest 10 purchase their supplies near
home
April 10th, 1855. S.
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
A SUPPLY Of Fresh Gs,den Seeds just re.
"A ceiyed, and for sale, at the New Dug
store, LONG & CAIN.
FEBRUARY S, 1855. IS.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
HE undersigned have this day entered into
1 Co-Pannersbip under the firm and style Of
BAKER & BARRAUD,
as successors TO Messrs. Wilson & Grice, for
the purpose Of conducting Produce Broker
age and General Commission Business; for
which purpose they have taken The large Ware
House occupied by Wilson d Grice.
They solicit the patronage ofiheir friends and
the public generally, assuring them that an busi.
ness entrusted 10 their care shall have prompt
and personal attention.
WIN. J. BAKER, OF North Caroline.
TH0S. l.. BARRAUD, Of Virginia.
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. 10, 1855. ~
JUST RECEIVED,
CAsK French Brandy.
4 ! DO. Madeira Wine.
ia. Pod Wine.
Pure for medicinal use.
Also, lot of fine Cigars.
LONG & CAIN.
March, 1855. 7s--
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
DIR. IElUL'g
Abyssinia Mixture,

For Coughs, Colds, influenza, Piles. Costise.
ness, Affections the Kidneys aud Bladder,
Gravel Gonorrhpa, elect, the Whites, Weak
nessand other Female Complaints. Price per
hoiIle Is cents and Sl;25.
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II 80

BI.iNks ~ sale liz 0allr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
,,,r AZ rgE WATERING PLACES.

y AIfE IA 466 W =
Judging rom the crowds who are hasten
inr to the various watering places Of Vir-
rinia, We may expect = season Of extreme
brilliancy for The proprietors of the Springs
and of exquisite misery for the guests. We
ara we'll aware of the prodigious elasticity
Of some of these resorts, and that they pos
sess on large scale that marvellous quality
of an omnibus, which, however thronged.
can always hold one more. Our profound
sympathies attend the unhappy mortals who
are to be fed this summer on inevitable NUT
ton. wash ed down with hideous doses Of sui
phur, and sleep three in bed If they can
entertain themselves with the delusion that
they are more comfortable than those they
have left behind, we would not for the world
deprive them oft. A trip to the country is a
delicious thing in summer, but give US, in
preference to all the Springs, quiet farm
house, with neat and plentiful table. clean
linen, bright, bubbling spring, and the alb
sence of a crowd, which is thing people
leave the city to escape.
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ANU 6EMENTs,
4 | G Fl M OND LII. BLUES
ENCAMPMENT, ~
THE r. L. 1. BLUES, Capt JOHN M. PArroyI
will go into VIVA
ENCAMPMENT AT SLASH COTTAGE
IN HANOVER COUNTY,

Wv lHDdcDdI, lOtn AUGUST
for Six Days. during which time the followIpsv.
sramme will be observed for the entertainment
visitors, and as the Cottage and Grounds will t.v,
ment, nc improper person will be permitted on tb,r
The Company will leave by Special tr.iu q,
Thursday, the 18th inst, at o'clock P. M wh.rs
Honorary Members and other guests are erps.,a
TO unite with them.
On FRIDAY EVENING, the 18th inst, the ma
BALL will be given.
On SATURDAY evening. the 18th inst jr,;
CONCERT BY THE ARMORY BAND con-
mencing at 8! o'olock-a programme of which vii
be issued in que time.
On Monday, the Goth inst, the second GRAND
BALL will be given. to which the "Petarsbur
Greys" Capt JOSEPH V. SCOTT. have bssu invited
The Honorary Corps OF Petersburg ARTILLERY hN.
been invited and expected to participate with tie
Blues in thsir encampment.
Gentlemen purchasing tickets to the Balls will
the game time, leave the name OF the Lsdy OF u
dies, they wish to invite, with the member Of tas
committee of whom the ticket 10 purchased
Cards of admission to the Balls ONE DOLLAR
(ishich does not include the Railroad fare aud can
obtained 10 the city of the Honorary members Cap
VIM. Y. Sheppard, Capt Geo. II Tompkius, Thea
as u. Dudley, John r Regnsult. Majer James N
Taylor. Henry Duesberry, aud Alexander Royss
Church Hill. aud at the Cottage OF Quarter NJ.
ter Thomas Dodomesd. Corporsls Mcdonnell 81
Maule, and Privates VIM. l.. Montague and J. D..
Jacobs.
u Cotillion Music by the Armory Band.
CT The Trains will run as follows:
UP fRAINs at Ct and 81 o'clock, A. NJ, and tmt
DOWN TRAINS at and u O'Clock, Am sod ~
81 and LII O'Clock, p. M. COMMITTEE
au 14-6t
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NEW CAMPAIGN.

According to Paris correspondent of
New York journal, the new French levy of
hundred and forty thousand men is des
tined for campaign in Moldavis and Rus
sian Poland. and will supercede the Austrian
army of occupation. The object of this cam.
paign is said to be the erection of a Polish
republic, comprising Volhynis, Poland and
bessarabia. Louis Napoleon, it is confident
~ stated will command in person. II is
added that. In case Prussia dissents, an sd
vance made by an Anglo French army upon
her els Rhenish provinces and the Baltic
aeet, will keep her in check while Lombar.
dy and Hungary are moved up to block the
interference of Austria.
The foreign correspondents are unfortu
pately as prone to fiction as Washington let.
ter writers, SO that one knows not what to
believe. This country would undou btedly
sympsthize with any movement which would
promote the cause of European republican.
ism. But We may be allowed to doubt wbe.
Their Louis Napoleon will lead anv sucb
movement. As to his military chieftsinsh;n
We can only hope that he will CRAFTY ths
world with 20 novel and amusing specta.
Gle. II ne were to 60 into . single battle
with respectable enemy, as q bona fid.
commander, the result would probably be
the most disastrous defeat the French have
suffered since Waterloo.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
ARRIVALS At THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

ST. CHARLES HOTELS Goodman, Lynch.
burg; r johnson, Amelia; C w WALKER Bait; J A
Eggleston. Payne, w Dennis, 9 Wharton.
Rch'd; 8 Clarke, Chester6eld; Winsfsld, Hano-
yer; Bren, M Bernard, lady and daughter, NJ N B
Judktns g lVingo, Va; Taliaferro, 8 M Nor
ment, w E Norment g Tinaley, Hanover; Il
McComb. Augusts; r Nelson, ] M beals, Chris-
tan N Kent; Allie, Franklin; II A Nunnally, w 8
Foster, e Webster, Amelia; Stone, N C; II M
Bossers, illinois, w A Chisholm, Ga; E Noble. Pr
Ed; Vaughan, NettowaJ; D P Woodroof, Lynch.
bnrs; Morgan, Charlotte; D Christian, N Kerss
q M Baker Louisa; E Brown, Washington.
EXCHANGE HOTRL-G w Edmunds g Jones'
J Spaight, w E Brady, E Brodnax, Mis-. w
Srodnsx. N C; COX, lady and son, Ohio A A Stone,
Griffin, E Bradshaw. Randolph, Va Lewis,
soydtou; Dudley, T. Q. DR. M Pleasant., F
Ferguson, Coleman, Petsbg Thornton, N
Hsmbleton, Captain Manning, U S N; R Cauthorn,
Essex simons, Miss simon. Lssaredst c;
Dabney, Miss Ell g Brooke Miss; l. e Smith, Mrs
Slater, lady and ehldn, A w Wiggesworth, C Stu
art and lady, Mobile. w M Harrys, Meckienbs; Ro
Thomas NJ les Thomas, Ga; r A Sebley, Mi. Sebley,
Norfolk; d Hibberd. SutfoIt; WEIGH, Danville;
M Owen, X Jordan, Halifax; w II Farley, Lex
ineton; d Read, Roanoke; II hrrison, Mis- Harri-
son, Henry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
THREATS OF DISUNION

The tree soil papers of the North attribute
to Southern journals threats to dissolve tbo
Union, and thereupon wax wrothy, and de.
clare that they have too long heard the crv Of
;. won Wolf," to attach any Importance to
u NO threats, however, have been msds
and the charge is only another trick to throw
the South into the position of agpressor -
Inc abohnon State of Massachusetts bas
already dissolved the Union, as far a. .ho !.
able but Northern notification, in the on;n =
ion OF free sellers. is virtuous and ns,.; 80
thing. The South will certainly dofena ~.
self' and If the dissolution of the Upion he
necessary to Southern safety which we cannot
admit, it will be dissolved. The North b..
the decision of that question in IL, own
hands.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
TIE CourrY CouRT OF HErRIoo wal
Engaged in civil buness during the entire session
yesterday.
MAYORS OFFICE,

RrcHMeNp, August 18th. 1855
From the numerous false runiors tnat nave neafe
In this city, In regard to the presaepce OF the yet
low fever here and which have gone TO the eouatry
greatly exsgsersted deem 1t due TO TRUTH and the
cit itse1f to mako this statement There 10 no part
of Richmond thst do not personally see at least
once q week-often three times Every morning
reports are made to by the ooers OF the police,
az to its health. am In daily intercourse with ma
nv medical gentlemen of the largest practice, and
from these opportunities OF knowing the general
health Of the city, say. unhesfangiy, It was ney
better, aud that tho city 10 now freezer from all
fictitious diseases than it sinse my residence
here eommencins in 1915. II 10 undoubtedly true
that cases Of yellow fever have beea 10 the City
since the 4th inst but In every instance the patient
came direct from Gosport or Portsmouth seven
out Of the eight had it arrival The foiowies
the persons, all Of whom were immediately sent
to the hosptsl: 8 7. Lyman arrived sck on the 4th
died on the 10th Thomas Toddy arrived on the 8th
died on the 18th Ellen easy arrived on the 9th,
died on the 18th; Patrick 0srvy and Margaret hif
sister arrived the 9Th both living and likely to re-
cover; Margaret Hughes arrived on the 9th, SICK
recovery doubtful; James Muldow arrived on the
10th and died ON the 18th; Dennis Murphy arrived
the 9th, and now i'll.
These the only cases of yellow fever that have
occurred In this city unless young lambeth, also d
rect from Gosport died whit. His Ysican, how
ever tone of moot eminent practitioners forn
ed me that bis was not assure nv fellow.ct-
of edmond and the pablo generally that these
the only Of yellow fever that have yet oc
Cured here SO that citizen of Richmond other
person, not direct from Gosport or Portsmouth has
had 1t, or any symptoms of it.
JOSEPH MAYO, Mayor.
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THE EsoAMpMENr.-The R.L.I. Blues,

HE ENCAMPMENT.-TheR Il. L. I. Blues,
under the command of Leut, Powell, forty strepg,
marched up Main street yesterday afternoon brsce.
ded by the Armory Band, route for Slash Cottage
where they are to go into encampment and remain
form, and each man carving a knspsack, their camp
equipase being drawn after them in wagons made
an imposing appearance and attracted universal at.
tention We trust the time may pass pleasantly with
them and have doubt that thousands of strangers
VIII visit them to participate in their dress balls and
emo? the rich concerts they propose giving each
evening of their encampment
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMoNn, Aug. is
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Brig Tornado, Mccarthy, New York, mdze., Da.
vepport Allen L. Co.
Sch. Thos. w. Olcott, Bourne, Albany, lumber.
sehr. William L, Hutchins, York River, corn, 4
Waller.
sioop James Galbraith, Voorhees, Philadelp his,
castings, Gas Works.
SAILED,
schr. Maid, Holmes, Baltimore, mdze., w. D. Col
quit 4 Co.
schr. Truth. Creighton, Washington, mdzs., w D
Colquitt Co.
sshr. Lydia Ann. VOORHEES,, Philadelphis, coal, w.
D Colquitt Co. /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
LOCAL MATTERS.

HTArK QUARRY In late flying trip, on
.bs Central Railroad We visited the State Quarry,
a. a Ibeunsrle county, about six miles from Char
vtIle and wore astouished to find the stating
brsIness carried on 90 extensively 10 Virgtoia ~
Jrdeed. We had NOT known, betore arriving st
aAyerestsville." that the quarry was beiog worked
Al an, or that there was any prospect OF making
nav The reader msy judge Of our sstonisnmens
then, on learning from Capt VIM. n. Smith, fnat
men employed In getting out "roohug and flooring"
and that they expected to realise handsome pro-
6t from their enterprise.
The quarry IL situsted about halt . mile west OF
AveretIsville, the eastern slope OF hill, ana
from resent appearances contains an inexhanstibie
not eror In every respect to the best article Of
tho kind yet discovered tn this country memfs
smith Timberlake have SIX or eight Welchmen
employed in upeintendins the quarry, and In split
ting and shaping the slate for n.rket which they
works at which the splitting aud shaping are car
Rad on q large amount of roofing, ready for use,
most Of which Capt Smith informed us, had been
engaged In and around Charlottesville where they
were covering in houses with it. We also noticed .
number of % blocks OF slate, OF light greysh
coIsr stscted up, which understood were de-
signed for ,orns slate being more durable for that
IN rpose and less expensive than marble.
II Messrs Smith Timbetlake are encouraged. a.
ara now engaged will save thousands OF dollars, an
nuslly to the State, while q new trade will be sus-
tsiued that must eventually give employment to
hundreds of laborers, aud cause to spring up in old
AJbemsrle inland village Of extraordinary size
Those gentlemen furnish the roof at $5 per
SQUARE yard when taken from the works. will put
1t on houses at 80 per square yard Many OF our
builders might nd 1t to their interest to visit the
supplied with roofas and fooring slate from Viz
guia
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DIED

Yesterday, Aug 18th, at 10 O'Clock, ELIZABETH,
wife of John Sttans, aged 80 years.
Her friends and acquaintances are requested to
attend her funeral from the residence OF her hus.
band. on Vensble street, this evening, at O'clock.
"a New York papers please copy.
At the residence of Mr.. Lawrence Bourks on the
south side of the Basin, on 10th street, DAVID
COLE.
His friends and acquantances are requested to at
tend his funeral to-day at O'Clock P. M.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

FROM HAvANA.-The steamship Crescent City ar
rived at New York, Tuesday, with Havana advices to
the 9th instant, The communication to the authori
ties-army, navy and voluDteers-of the vote of ap-
prevail passed by the Spanish Cortes for their patriot
c services in the late crisis of Cuba, appears to have
created unbounded iubilation In the hearts Of all
so henored. The Queen had also approved the
adopted by the Captain General in raising
and equippng body of 1000 free men of color. A
royal order has been published. notifying some half
charge of being concerned In the assassination of
C.stanado The new banking scheme of the gov
eminent had proved a decided failure. terrific
thunder storm occurred the 5th, during which the
American ship Skylark and Spanish bark were
struck By lightning Some cases of yellow fever and
cholera had appeared among the troops recently
rived from Spain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

"WAR, with all its horrors" is not reIentl ess
enemy to race as those fell Diseases Sorofula
Syphilis, Rhsum stism, the imprudsnt use of N er.
curry, and other affections arising from tainted and
impure state ofths Blood CARRIERS SPANISH MIX
TURE is the only remedy which will drive these in
restored to health, who but its timely aid would
have sunk in despair. Do Not DELAY, BUT Try 1T
IN TIME eos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

Joseph Painter, for many years editor of The
Register and Examiner, OF Westches.er, Pa. died
there Monday. - N''o
Convention OF Locomotive Engineers. fro-
New Jersey and the neishboring States will he
held at Newark, on the Goth Inst.
The Bank fishermen are arriving at Marblebead
with full fares aud on the whole doing brtier sha
Tor many years before. y
There are "a churches 10 Pittsburs and suburbs
Of which Is are Methodsts 9 Presbyterians. 7 En,s
copalian and Roman Catholic. p''
Samuel u. Goodrich the well known "peter
rariey depending few days with his brother
Charles Goodrich of Hartford.
J., Inc venerable Rev. Father Sawyer, who 10 with.
~. we monfns OF being hundred years old 10
oanaeroueiy III at Bangor. Me.
mouth. sH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
BEECHER ON PHRENOLOGY.

OAN -
Rev. H. Ward Beecher, in recent speech,
lecture, Grafton or sermon, I've know not the
precise term by which his pulpit harangues
are described,) paid a very strong tribute to
Phrenology, and attributed much of his sue
cess ~ in preaching the Gospel, ~ to bis ia
miliarity with that science Mr. Beecher
has devoted many years to the study of the
brain in correspondence with the study of the
phenomena of thought He is as familiar
with the elevations and depressions of the
external skull, as he is with the pharisaic Wis
ages of bis own congregation, and with one
glance at the outside bone, can thread in an
instant the whole labyrinth of convolutions
lying within the smooth inside case. Aided
by these studies, he has ascertained that the
African possesses equal intellectual capacity
with the Anglo Saxon, and hence is encour
aged to fresh zeal in the great cause of eman.
cipation!
wonderful Beecher! If our modern evan
gellst would initiate the ancient apostles, and
make tbs hearts instead of the heads of men
the subject of his investigations, he would
probably accomplish quite as much good as
by substituting chronology for the Gospel.
VINDICATION OF EDMOND RAN.
DOLPH.
We are indebted to P. Y. Daniel, Jr.. ESQ
for "a Vindication of Edmond Randolph
written by himself and published in 1895. new
edition, with preface, by P. V. Daniel, Jr."
This production is a vindication of Mr., Ran.
doiph, from supposed insinuation of q
French minister at Washington, in a secret
despatch to his government, that Mr.. Ran.
'doiph, member of the American Cabinet.
had improperly communicated to him some
OF the private views of the American govern.
ment' and that he had even made some vague
and obscure advances for loans of money.
Notwithstanding the subsequent explana.
ton OF the letter by the French Minister, and
the triumphant vindication by Mr.. Randolph,
the absurd scandal has been revived in Girls.
woids gossiping book, "The Republican
Court of Washington" The reoublicat;on
OF the "Vindication,' and the able preface Of
the editor, will give the story its quietus for
all time to come.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17
FINEp.-Mr. Thos. M. johnson was fined

FINED.-Mr. IhOs M. johnson was fined
yesterday by the Mayor in the amount of damages
aceruing to city gas lamp by coming in contact with
his wagon. Mr. said, in explanation that the in
juries to the lamp did not come about from any act
OF carelessness Of his The horses attached to
his lightning-rod es'abshment got restivs aud put
of like blue streak throwing him and damaging
the lamp post The Mayor intimated that the fine
would only be sufficient to the repairs neoes
ssry to put the lamp yees in curia and that in con-
sideration OF the circumstances would send
munication to the Council asking the remission Of
the amount paid by Mr. Johnson.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

STENCIL TRAPs.-The City Fathers have
ct length undertaken the task of placing stencil traps
to exclude the foul odors that are now encountered
at slmst every corner of the streets We do not
know plan the upon which these traps are to be
cessful S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-08-17

SMALL THIEF.-Charles Cook, a worth
less white boy. was arraisned before the Hustnes
Court yesterdsy to answer the charge of stealing
broom aud hatshet from John Clash. and plead gail.
~ The Court then sentenced him to confin en- ant
In the city jail one day, and to pay the cost Of prose-