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Died, on Thursday morning the 1lh Of August, the
Rev. VIZ. P. wBARroS, Pastor Of the Presbyterian
church in Milton, IN The soth year Of his age aer an
illness Of scarcely two days.
Death Is a solemn and affective event. whoever the
victim may be- but !, becomes peculiarly distressing
when one i stricken down 10 the prime Of his man-
hood tho bud OF his promise and morning Of his usc.
fulness Al these circumstances In asgraya.
ting the grief incident 20 the departure Of him who y
the subject Of this notice. During residence Of more
than two years in Milton, tho deceased has cndcarcd
himself 70 bis people less BY the faithful discharge
q his duties pastor, than ny his accs az chris
tian and his virtues as man. In the community also,
among those beyond The pale Of hs church, his gen.
ilc department ADMINISTRATIONS piciy, and The kindly
interest he ever manifested in their welfare have
cured him warm friends who sl sincerely mourn his
loss. Though this dspcnss,icn ofPfo,idence is mys.
iercusy clothed with The clouds and darkness which
enshfoud the throne Of Jehovah, yet these clouds
iusdiaisd by beams from the sun Of righteousness
Grcving only that he len those he loved, with mind
clear, faith mistaken, end hope Of bssfu immor
ialiy entering in within the VEIL" The spirit Of oul
beloved pastor passed into the heavens Several hour
before his death he took an afrsc,ionafe farewell q
those around his bedside bsdo them tell hi. people tha
che died in the faith which he had preached" and il
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lake pleasure 10 recommending Dr.. Scots, Medical
Class 10 young men who may wish 10 read Medicine.
d.. Scott IL native Of Orange county n. Carolina.
He has been of several years Demonstration IN the M
d1nal Medical College. Washington. d. e.. where, Of
course, he had ell the advantages Of becoming tniHtn.
" qualified Cor taking charge Of = medical class. Dr..
SCOTS class on account Of the opportunities afforded
W him, for exercises in Practical Anatomy, will be in
advance Of those who take the ordinary course. before
attending Lriuies foi graduation; the anatomy Of the
soit paris o. Practical Anatomy generally neglected.
RICHARD BLACkNA1I, NJ y.
Nav &c. s4O--2m
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SA YE COST
Knapp Of Reeds Masonic Academy.
Granville County, N. G.

THE exercises in this institution will be resumed on
Monday the 18th Of July.
This School, preparatory for any class in College, is
conveniently situated on the main Hillsborough and
Oxford road 20 miles from the former and l6 from the
latter place. II is located in the midst Of intelligent,
cniepis;ng and energetic people, all united brethren
raise the standard Of education and TO watch over the
sacred interests Of their growing institution. The To-
cation entirely free from all temptation to vice,
common in towns and villages; and il is also perfectly
healthy, there having not been single Of sickness
among the students during the past year. All persons
desiring information with regard terms, expenses, &c.
can obtain circulars BY applying 10 tie Principal,
JOHN e. DENNY.
June 10. 42-3m
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N L

rEVlE subscriber having. May Term Of the Court Of
Pleas and Quarter Sessions fCr Orsnge.county,
taken out letters Of administration according 10 law ON
the estate Of Allen VI. Robertson, deceased. hereby
gives notice 10 all creditors Of said estate TO present
,leit claims, daly authenticated. within The time pre.
srnbed by Jaw, OF this notice will he pleaded n Ia
theit recovery Debtors 10 the said estate will rross
10 make immediate payment.
ALBERT }. ROBERTSON, Adm'r.
July I. 49,
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MARRIEm.

In this county, on the soth utimo, by Charles Will
son. Esq, Mr.. MASGux DOLLAR to Miss JASE SAITH.
In Graham, Alamance county, on the 24th ul,imo
by the Rev. A. currie, Mr.. JAsAs A. TuRREsrsE to
Miss MARTITIA z. ScoTT.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier of the Blood
THE pES,r AI,FEp lyrIyC INnxyNr /,

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood
THE BEST Alternative KNOWN 4!
Not a Particle Of Hercury in IT,
An infaible remedy for Scroiua, Kings Evil, Rheuma.
tism, Obstinate Cutaneous Erupons, Pmples or Pos
tules on the Face, Bloches Boils, Agde and Fe-
yer, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm or letter,
Scald-head, Enlargement and Pain Of the
Bones and Joints. Sab Rheum, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphlic Disorders,
and all diseases arising from an
injudicious use Of Mercury,
Imprudence in Life, or
Impuny OF Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood is now used by Thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts Of the United States, who testify daily to
the remarkable performed by the greatest Of al
medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Serofla. Eruptions th,
skim Liver Disease Feyers Ulcers, Did Sores Allec,ioI
ofthe Kidneys, Diseases of the Throat, Female Com
plants. Pains and Aching Of the Bones and Joints
speedily put 10 flight by using this inestimabe remedy
For all diseases Of The Blood nothing has yet beer
found 10 compare with IT, 1t cleanses the system of al
impurities acts gently and efficiently the Liver ant
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion, gives tone TO th'
stomach, makes the skin caranj healthy and restores
the Constitution, eneebled by disease broken dowr
ny tne excuses OF youl IONS pristine NigI anu sleIt
For the FEMALES il is peculiarly applica
Bile, AMI wherever has become known is rcguar
prescribed with the happest effects. Il inyigoraies tn
weak and debtated, and mpars elasticity TO he worn
out frame, clears The skim and leaves the patient es
and healthy; single bottle Of this nestimahle remedy
is worth al The so-called Sarsaparillas IN existence.
The large number Of certificates which we have re
ceved from persons from all pats Of the United States
il the best evidence that there is hunhug about il
The Press, hotel keepers magistrates, physicians, AM
public men, well known TO the community. all add thei
testimony to the wonderful effects Of this GRE Al
BLOOD PURIFIER
Call on The Agent and getan Almanac, and read III
details of astonishing cures performed by CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE, (IN MOST cAsEs wHkRE EVE
mr. THING ELSE nan siGSALLr FAILEn. The limits 0
an advertisement will not admit their full insertion.
VIM. s. BEERS & CO, Proprietors,
No. 3C4, BroadrdY, M,c York,
To whom all orders must he addressed.
For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in 81
parts Of the United states and the Canadas, and b.
Long &. Cain, Hisloroueh; A. McAlpne, Yam
ceyylie; w. &. ]. NJ Payor, Leasbufg i. ]. Patrick
Greenshorough; ]. w. Field, jamestown.
July, Is. 47-i2r
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FRANKIISsyLLE. RANDOLPH Cousn.-A
company has been formed with large capital.
for the purpose Of manufacturing machinery,
hollow ware, stoves. plows. wagons, buckets.
aud variety Of othere articles. They will
be sold at Northern prices.
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PROM NICARAGUA.

Private adyires from Nicaragua indicate
state Of affairs somewhat different from the
complexion given 10 them BY FL Niearagn-
ense, from which we have all copied. The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-13
JOHN y. LYON,
+. NICHOLS.

Ny Grist Mills are in the best order,
and can dispatch wok At short notice. Barrels kept on
hand hand Tor customers. The best prices paid for
Wheat aud rIax Seed.
JOHN r. LYON.
Juue "a. a.
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LANDil LAND,i for Sale.

rI,HE subscriber oilers for sale his Land in the Fast
efn part Of Orange county. The tract contains
shout 1900 acres and il very desirable 70 any person
who conlempIa.es making farming a business in this
region. For particulars apply in person by mail 10
]. 5. LEATilERS.
West Poiui, Orange comfy, July 3. 1859. So
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Quflifct AuN. Tvs
The Anglo. Saxon, with later dates from
Europe. arrived this morning.
The Parliamcn, Of Portugal was prorugued
on the a6th. The Queens speech allndcs to
the Central American difficulties and hopes
that The matter will be satisfactorily adjusted.
The accounts from Spain are mesgre and
unreliable. 10 consequence Of the telegraph
roads being in the hands of the Government,
whose announcements say that the Royal,
troops bombarled saragossa on the Gath ult.,
whereupon The insurgents demanded aud OBJ.
tanned an amistice Of five days.
itisreported that o. Donnell and the Queen
disagreed. and that Naryaez may succeed him
a. Minister.
In England the parliamentary committee
reported on ,he..sound Dues. They suggest ne
mode Of adjustment.
Previous TO the adjournment Of Parliament
Lord Pslmerston said that the government
had taken no steps TO replace the consuli
dismissed by the U. 8. government.
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Russian SynpArny.--A subscription has
been opened in st. Petersburg, on behalf Of
the sufferers by the late foundations in
Fsaace.
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Stock Lambs and PIGS

THERE will be offered for sale, at the Court House,
on Tuesday Of Orange County Court few half
blooded Coswald Lambs
Also a few Pigs cross ofthe Big Long and the Big
Short Hog.
August Is. ST.
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RAcnN AND LARD.

gsIDEs without bono, Hams. Shoulder, oil homo
- made. IN large OF small quantities.
Cider Vinegar; large lot Of coarse and fine Salt
Country Iron for Plantation use; Best Turnip Seed
Flesh Rice Moving Blades Home-tanned Upper ant
sold Leather.
Jul, q. as
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II seems that California possesses hot
springs like those Of Iceland. which are cal.
led Geysers. They are found on the eastern
side Of the Sierra Nevada, not far from a lake
called Washo The water rises to the height
Of twenty one feet, but the jets occur at in
tervals Of five minutes, and when they fall
back into the earth, produce noise like thun-
der. The opening Of the principal jet is
about twelve inches, and is surrounded by a
siIicious formation. The heat of the water
varies from 600 to 2la degrees.
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FRUIT CANS.

This desirable article Of all sizes on hand and for sale BY
JAMES WEBB.
June is. a.
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NOTICE.

NhE subscribers having qualified executors on the
estate Of Alexander Craig. deceased they viii offer
for SALE on Tuesday The I'd Of September the cou,
house in ilsboroueh, on a credit Of six months, Two
shares Of stock in the North Carolina Railroad Com
f GILBERT CRAIG,
CAMERON CRAIG,
August s. ST.
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FROM EUROPE.

New York. Aug. L.
The steamship Asia has arrived from Liy-
erpool, with dates to the 29th Of July.
Liverpool, July e6--Cotten is unchanged
and firm. The sales Of the week amount to
as 1000 bales.
In Parliament discussion had occurred on
Spanish Affairs. Lord Palmerston. in answer
10 question, stated that there was nothing
st present which could lead in any way to an
interference by the French government in the
affairs Of Spain. That the Emperor Of France,
IS a last maa, would feel that foreign inter-
ference would be unjust. He was also man
ef great sagaeity. and events had shown that
interference heretofore with Spanish difficult
ties had been attended with disaster TO those
interfering. There was no reason. he said,
Cor experimenting that Napoleon had any such
intention.
The London Times mentions project 10
start line Of steamers from Odessa and New
York, touching at Marseiles and Smyrna.
London, Saturday.-The Morning Adyer.
tiser saws that the American question may be
regarded Is virtually settled. and il will prob.
ably be announced IN the speech OF Her Ma
ie.iy on the propagation Of Parliament. The
terms agreed on are--" that the Bay lsandsre-
vert to Honduras. that republic piedging itself
never to eede them TO any other power or al
low interference with their affairs. America.
Il is said. heartily aequiesces in this arrange
ment, and joins in the tripartite treaty with
Honduras TO carry the agreement into effect.
France also is a consenting party TO the agree
ment, and has expressed readiness to sign
the treaty II Il il deemed necessary"
spain.--Pais. July e4.-The royal troops
of Spain are masters of every point in Bar
eelona, bot still remain under arms. prepa.
ratons are making to execute all those Ia.
ken with arms.
The London Sun says that twelve hundre d
persons were killed in the streets of BARGE.
Iona. The people fought behind barbados.
with determined courage, FOE three days,
when their leaders deserted.
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NGE HOTEL.

TNIIE subscribers having purchased the above Hotel
4 of R. Nichols, Esq, now repairing and reiuI-
nisning it, and will speedily have it completed in such
manner as they hope will give satisfaction to all,
the most fastidious They intend il for First Class
House. lis situation being on King Street, the pnci.
pal toroughre to and from the depot Of the n. Caro-.
lima Railroad and also the handsomest street in the
town. inducements offered 10 visitors and soourners
which caunot be found elsewhere in the place.
Their Rooms, Table, and Stables, will accommodate
both man and horse with the most comfortable homes
They will keep no bar
| Families, and persons wishing 10 spend the summer
in this delightful country, will find rooms especially
adapted 10 their convenience.
i They hope TO receive, what they are determined Il
meiit liberal share Of patronage.
Ii. C. STROWD & co.
May 10. 3s-
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Al New BRANCH OF INDUsTRY. Works for
the prosecution of an entirely new branch Of
industry have been opened near Birmingham,
England, viz: the manufacture If architectu-
raj decorations aud sdjuncts in basat. The
ragstone of the .neighborhood is melted and
cast in hot moulds, and cornices, door heads,
aud other architectural enrichments are pro-
duced. Of every lasting quality. When cast
in cold moulds, CLASSY lava, known; as
obsidian, is produced--an interesting fact in
a geological point VI view. Furnaces have
also been erected for the reduction Of gold
quartz by direct fusion. according to newly
patented process. The quartz is FIRST crushed
moderately small, then cslcined or roasted,
and aiterward fused with MIXTURE OF fluors-
par, lime, and oxide Of iron. which liquefyins
agents combine with the silica aud render
the matrx perfectly Auid, and capable Of
being cast into iron Notwithstanding orna-
menial bricks, or blocks Of stone, Of lasting
quality and great beauty.
Be CAREFUL WITH THE GUASo.--It may not
be as generally known as it should be that
great danger may be incurred by the reck-
less handling Of guano. We understand that
cases have occurred Of persons having cuts
upon their fingers who in handling this ma.
nure. have received deadly poison into the
system. The guano contains an organic ell
ement which is just us certain to operate
against life lift once reaches tie blood, as the
. corruption Of body that gels iato wound
upon the person Of the dissector. Farmers
should b. aware Of this fact and be cautious.
We hear Of death from this cause occurring
within few days ina neghborng county.
Ptiia. American.
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several duties, dose two Of Railways Regulators in
quickly all irregularities, and force pleasant and
natural evacuation from The bowels al a regular hour
each and every day. To ladies whose monthly turns are
not regular, dose two Of Railways Regulators and
Ready Relief will always insure their regular discharge
ut the proper time.
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August s.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14
~ ALL FRESHMEN. ll.A
Pitching in nII Around.

The Washington Sentinel is pitching into
President Pierce with an junction. We have
rarely read anything more tart than its attacks.
The Sentinel is for Buchanan. The Washing
ton Star is for Pierce, and, in turn, pitches into
his enemies The Richmond Enquirer also
makes war upon Pierce's opponents, while the
News here pitches into his friends. 1t is an
amiable exhibition all around. There is a
Pierce Party, Buchanan Party, a Douglas
Party, among the harmonious Democracy, and
when these three gentlemen are pitched over
board, IS they are very likely TO be al Cincin'
natl, there is left Hunter Party, Wise Party,
a Rusk Party, Brown Party, and parties II
ali colors Tie Democracy $50 called more
than ever before, Just now realizes what Mr..
Calhoun said Of il when il was the dominant
party, many years ago, when he declared its
bond of combination was "the cohesive power
OF public plunder"-R y Express
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14
For the Nashville Patriot.
Euir GTouuds.

Mr. Eddor-l see from your paper Of this morn
ing, that proposition is before the Commissioners
of the Agricultural Bureau to purchase Fair Grounds
near the first Depot from the city, some Eve miles
distant As the location Of Fair Grounds Is mat.
ter of considerable interest to the public, well
to the Association ITSELF IL is to be hoped the Com
missioners will reflect maturely before they take
any definite action on the subject. The greater
the number Of visitors to the Fair the better il is
of for the Association, and for the country;
and the more convenient the Grounds are to the
centre Of population, the more visitors there will
be. 1t is highly important, therefore, that the To-
cation should be within a convenient Valking dis
lance from the city. Thousands would be willing
to pay the price Of admission who would not be viii
ling incur any ether expense 10 getting there; and
the additional cost OF grounds the city would
be more than compensated for by the increased re.
ceipts IL is understood that the Agricultural Blu.
reau has SOC, 900 to expend for Fair Grounds; and
as our city is in great need Of Public Pleasure
Grounds, would suggest to those in authority the
propriesy Of uniting with the Commissioners in the
purchase Of Grounds which could be used for Fairs
whenever required, aud a a resort for the public
at all other seasons would also call attention to
the convenience aud probable eheapness of Shell
by's bottom, Immediately opposite tbe city. and
above the bridge. PR0yISUS
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14
The Trnct s.cierr. am RIrh,.

The Report Of the Tract Society Business
Meeting Is in substance this:
LIST. All the old officers against whom SC
much complaint has been made are reelected,
save in the filing of vacancies lay Hon. ltobt.
l. Oaruthers, of Tenn, vice Robt Donnel,
deceased JohnlO. Young, of Ky., Rev. Z. La
throp, Of N. Y, and the Rev. Mr.. Hutton, OF
N. Y..-and thus, the course Of the old Direo-
tors has been fully affirmed by re election OF
the old officers aud their friends.
2. The Directors Of the Organization them
selves having demanded the appointment TO
investigate their conduct, Il was given to them
though with much reluctance on the part Of
their friends, they deelaing IL altogether m
necessary, though the Directors desired il to
stop the guerrilla warfsre upon them.
Thus, IN this great society, have been rout-
ed the Abolisionlsis who wanted 10 convert
tie publication Office only into an anti-slavery
engine, which would have shut out its tracts
from fifteen States OF the Union and DESTROYED
Ste influence, or efficiency IN an.-K T. Er-
pysss Nay s.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14
A Foreign City.

Chicago has become emphatically foreign
city. No wonder IL is unsafe for resident Of
that CITY TO say that he is an American. Read
the following report of an examination of the
records, published in the American Citizen:
Thomas Hoyne, United States District At
torney.
Philip Comfy, United States Collector and
Sub Treasurer.
Charles O'Connor, Public Administrator.
Michael Gleason, County Treasurer.
p NcElroy, Prosecuting Attorney.
p. A. Hoyne, Clerk Recorders Office.
Owen Mccarthy, City Collector.
John Egan, Town Collector.
James M. Donnelly, City Martial.
Owen Doughety, Street Commissioner.
Charles 0'Malley,
Thos Pendergra,t
Patrick Lamb, Justices
Michael Mcclure of
James O'DouoghOe, Peace.
John Dunlap,
David Walsh, Keeper of City Bridewell.
Citizens of Chicagol these are your chief Off
GERS, appointed by the United States, the State
of Illinois, aud by the city and county.
H- ALL IRISHMEN. IA
The revenues Of the United States, the en-
tire taxes of the tcty aud county, the whole
tar of Chicago, are placed 10 tire hands of
lrishmen The public prosecutor OF the United
States, the State Prosecuting Attorney, SIX
Justices of the Peace and the Marshal, who
has the entire charge of the peace and order
of the city, are all lrishmenl
IL is very evident that Americans don't rule
America in Chicago
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14

The Boston Post (Pieroe.) dislikes the move
men,s on behalf OF Buchanan, Douglas, Hun
ter. &c, in Virginia Maryland, Louisiana,
Missouri, DC, and says Of them:
The safety Of the South and the Union have
never received more dangerous blow than
would be given by the overthrow Of General
Pierce BY tie Cincinnati Convention. The
moral effect OF tnrning aside well tried pub
lie servant because be had made his available
~ questionable by his fidelity to the Conslitu-
ZION, would be truly disastrous, and such an
set OF treAchery by the Soath, when he had
peried all bis hopes Of reelection for her pro-
lection, would be loaihed and despissd BY every
right minded man.
Does Mr.. Pierce and his friends intend
to follow the example Of Mr. Van Buren,
in 1913, and endeavor to defeat the party,
If he Is laid aside BY the Cincinnati Con-
yention.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-14
STOCK FARM FOR SALE.

WISH to sell my stock farm situated nsdately at Union
Depot the Msmphis and 0hoRslroad, and on the Men,
pits aud Sommerve Plank Road II miles east Of Memphis
eontanir SO Acres, 800 Ia fine state Of cuva on
the remainder finely mbered, and all under ard sub
santih fence-a good Two Story Framed Dwelling Framed
Negro Houses, Stables for twenty horses aud hundred
head Of Cattle. am selling from my Dairy - worth
Milk day There IS Acres set Ia fruit Of choice
quality. viii sell the Land, GRIP Stock and few likely
young Negroes and give possession ie 4atey; wiz sell
the land aad deliver winter. Here Il the best chance
for party familiar with Stock Raising, and devote his
time 10 the business % be found in West Tennessee This
place be divided into nine Lots with beautiful B1ding
Site, wood water and cleared land each all and With
good rosd 10 the pot
not Sold privately before the LIST july It vii on that day,
be divided and sold in 0 10 suit purchasers together with
stock consisting Of seventy Ave head Of coss mostly
with calf by my Brahmin Bull twenty Mares with cal BY
Nebraska sto Of ne booded Hogs and Sheep Brah
min Bull, Memphis and Gov S7sanah my young Stallion
Nebraska by imported Sovrgn Ann Glencoe, four
OLD.
Persons wishing 10 examine the place get farther insor
nation, viii please call me, b. LOCKS Real Estate
Broker in Memphis or 10 will be shown hy my OverseeT who
Is the place The train the Memphis aud Ohio Railroad
leaves this place a. ~ O'Clock, ami ryturns at ~
o'clock, Pm every day. JOSEPH r. FERGUSON.
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