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New and Fresh Goods
nor GZWgIIMLM.

~DR GENTLEMEN
SJHE anlsrsisncd has jos. returned from New York
= with full asscrnSni Of Goods Tor Gsntsmsns
wear, comprising
senioni. Rioley's and DcrnOn Masson's
Rroad Cictis, Velvet. Beavers and other
Oyer-coatings,
Rich Fancy Cassmeres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and MORE Antique
Sestings,
Ready made Clothing, aud Furnishing Goods,
TO which he respectfully nsss the attention Of his
friends and the public.
fIs has the satisfaction Of stating that his selection
by far the most perfect. regards rue iasic, elegance
and quality, of any hal be has ever before offered.
The experience Of more than twenty years has been
fully exercised for the benefit Of his custome aud his
sdor,s 10 psste IN this Instance have already been fully
sa.ainel by the judgment OF persons Of known taste
snl capacity
HE stock Of Cloths purchased fresh as imported
on the most fashionable and hest established house,
and fGr his Ready made Clothing both as 10 style AMI
Enish, he eh,iengss the closest scrutiny.
An is A, "a. I. AID No. d. is promised OF n'
pay Fsqlifsd.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
October ~, F.
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP AND
GAZETTEER.

II me FucBpy and TfHsitts " lSet.1i.snd Cei,essi
GESrtEsEs THE undrr.irned 80 preparing large
aud handsome Map II the State snJ Gsisistf 10 ~.
fampsny q We wish 70 ka,s sngfaxinns " The Pub.
lte Buildings. College AID Aesisinirs 70 sulli.h the
Gareiisef aud ihe bJners ef The Map. Thi. pin Will
give publicity IL your Institution - well ). show whai
oui stale J. doing. We will therefore. in,sn IN The
asfeitsef IN engraving u your bnil,nR II you viii
lurBisl o. with The draSingsyou paying The expense
q the plate, u which sou hste Jsplrsie siesO.
itpc plas ~ yeuf Circulars de- And Il tou will ay
The eEpense ~ ennfstine. will also hsse lie BOIL.
ding The Msr border Whtb will 10 an sd,rrissnsnt
for ~ iimr % rome. lfyou siiI send us written DO.
scrpiion ~ your CoIlses % schoal s nane. orsiion.
faculty. trustees terms, &C., viii insert il IN tie (, ..
asssr free ofehatse. se,eta Institutions have already
done 30. bot We want 81 ~ ths siate.
Very Respectfully soBr obsdieni seftants.
WM. u. COOKE. Raleigh,
SAMUEL PEARCE. Marlborough.
Address WIN. u. Cooke, 81 Raleigh, Nc.
June ", 1855. as-
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DIR. s1RON0S
Compound SanatiVe Pills.

.rEyHESE Pills are entirely EgetaJie, and stmos
superior Medicine in the cure Of all iiihlss Cam.
plants, Chis and Ftuer, DgsPtpsia Cosirensss, Li.
Salt Rkeam, Ferers Of all kinds, Losse APPeihe, 0b-
siructed and Painful Mensnotion, aud all lingering
diseases. q
As Fdmale Medicine they act Ike charm; and
when taken according 10 the directions they never fail
10 cure the worst OF piles, after all othe re-
NEEDLES fail.
They partly the blood, equalizf the circulation res.
tore the Liver Kidneys and other Secreoy Organs TO
healthy tone and action; aud an Billions Fa-
mily Medicine, they have no equal, Price % cents
per box.
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

AN away from the subscriber on The 4th Of July,
1853, Negro Girl named JANE, aged ahout
- years she IL black heavy o. ordinary bright
stoops forward little when walking fast, and Is free
spoken. She was formerly owned by Mr.. James John.
sion. OF Alamanee, aud her mother i owned w
John Trolngcr ESQ, aud she Is probably lurking in
Alsmance county. The above reward will be given
Tor her apprehension and delivery ne. near Less-
bug, Casssil county or Tor her confinement In auy
all 80 that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
August Is if-49
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RALEIGH AND eAsroN RAILROAD.
Raleigh 4 CASTOR R. r. Office, I
R.la;oh Fob lAhe

&
Raleigh, Feb. &, 1856.
4 S the NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD lie now
completed to Charlotte, notice is hereby given, that
goods or produce brought down that Road intended for
transportation the Raleigh 4 CASTOR Railroad, will
be received by this Company Al the North Carolina Rail
road Depot in Raleigh, (owned jointly by the two Com
panes, and will be transported thence without delay or
extra charge, and goods designed for the Western Mer-
chants and others along thai Road will likewise be de-
i,ersd at the same point.
All dues for freight must be paid at Petersburg or
Portsmouth, excep, on wny freight which must be paid
in advance on delivery Of the goods.
Every effort vii! ee made by the officers and agents oil
the Company 10 give satisfaction in hehanspoilaon Of
| goods aud produce.
Owners and shippers Of goods are requested 10 have
Them distinctly marked, that their destination may be
A"o"n' r. A. HAMILTON. President.
February l6. ti26--
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BRANDRsTH,s PILLS.

For the cure gf IsffusRSs. Colds Eidigssfi0a Dye.
geg,ia. HEADACHE. DsJiiifg. Hsaknsss,
de. AZ. az.
GT 4 Fresh supply just received. and for sale hy
ths,renis, y. Headt 4 Son, ~ the Printing Ofhes
Iitllsbofoufh Ismt, u .I.Dide, Chapel Hill. and
q. .Mehsne Mason Hall.
i0ly sih 1851 lyll-
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE ,nt.rrser, are now receiving and opening .
large ani varied siork q Nss
.tall anO 0llmttr G'ooNs,
which ihrt offer m rtas0nsils terms.
q il impossibs 10 ~ sivsriamcHi 10 ennnerae al
BE stiics which they would call attention, bot thsy
have FOR LADIES
sud English and French MsriBos.
Biaek. slipei Plsid and More Antique Silks,
al Mooi Dsl.aines. solid and Fancy,
MonssIias UeI.sinss.
New Winter Bannsi Rhhons
Gflss Buds, Wheat snJ vsIset Ies,es Tor Tim.
ming B0Inris
Velvet Nofe snii11c Trimmings,
Mohar Head Dfe.sss,
pIlidelphis shop.Msie Ehoss.
Cloaks. MaBiss. Talfnss aHI Shsal..
ron GENTLEMEN,
oteeosis o. 81 grades
Bsck anJ colofed Pfoek Goats.
Plush anil eur Velvet Vets.
Leafys yeniilsieJ Drs Hats.
SOIL snd Psncy Cashmere,
India Rubtsf Goats and Pants,
Gloves. sasts Ties. &c.
Thsir sinck d Ksisy,, Baskets. Hai. snJ Shoe.
~as sesesd viih stssi tsre. sud eil conpse 10 qusl
~ aud price sHh sny IN tbe market.
J. &. TURRENTiNE a. son.
oe,nhs, .. 3.
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Boots, Shoes, Leather, SC.

THE subscriber ,akeeshs method. Of informing his
friends and The public generally. thai be il carrying
on the Boot and shoe making Business his Tan Yard
III Orange county, " o.. twelve miles south Of Roxho-
rough, and twelve miles north Of Marlborough. The
shop Is conducted entirely by Nj. Asa Davis. former.
y ef Hil.sboough. who s,ers hlmself aud those for
whom lie has worked will bear him out IN his opinion
that he can DO good work any workman in the
sIste and on reasonable teis, and in expeditions
manner IS any other workman 10 be found
All orders from distance promptly attended TO. lie
is now receiving large stock OF Northern Cali skin ior
1ee'' NA' w. II. PASS.
January 8.
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25 Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the the subscriber in December last,
A. negro hoy BY the name i'm, about 'for,y-f,e
Yeas old five feel eleven inches high yellow complexion,
inclined TO I've frccked short knkey hair teeth yellow
and sci apart. Twenty five dollars reward will be given
for his apprehension il returned TO me- o. confined IN
any Jail that get him. lfapprehended out u The
STATE, the reward will he increased fifty dollars. Ny
post-oilice address Is Oaks, Orange County. N. q.
JAMES THOMPSON, Sen.
Marchl 2s--
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VI APE SIS
Sifrogenized Super-Ph0sphatc
Of Lime,
Mapes' Improved Super-Phosphate
OF Lime.

Mapes Improved Super-Phosphate
OF Lime.
FREDERICK McREADY.
General Agent fof The Manufacturers office o. The Work
ing Farmer. ll3 Fulton Street. y. York.
JAMES WEBB, Agent, Hilisborough, y c.
V'IIE nrmerons experiments BY which these fertilizers
have h.en tssi.d, PROVE their superiority al
others in Tie cultivation Il al kinds u crops in tie
garden ard 10 tie field.
They prepared un.ler the direction II Professor
hSpes. fdior u the Working Farmer. aud hase !ecn
used BY h-elf and others with the mos; marked al.
ysntages, Tor Tie lat five year,
Arrangements made hy the fDsnuf1ctu enable them
procure lie materials a. Tie cheapest possible iafs
and hence they caI offer pure article. composed
,irey Of phosphate Of line. surhUnc acid, Peruvian
eIann and rpha.e o. ammonia price equal 70 thai
Of Peruvian g1lne. bot f the use Of The farmer Of
quite douhIs - value By such treatment the ammoni.
i 10 nnge salir aud hence it i mote lasting than
Peruvian guam.
phaie ~ Line has. been found ~ :qneni experiment.
10 fully eqaaI in value thirty half cords Of well ro.d
stable and iro'n not icing volatile, !ass The
soil Until consBmsd y The plants.
The cnnsenienee u this consists IN is sm5ll
hulk, aud consequent Ease 81 handling. single hun
died pound. APPLIED top.des,ng 10 meadows, all
Increase thr yrL NOE Than ton PER acre.
lis superiority ani economy. compared with ruano.
10 very =eat Comparative experiments have lceD made
with this MANURE alongside Of al other known eriiiz-
and iatniihs with results fatOsbie Ii TIE inpIos
ed sOPeI.Pbosphsie d Lime
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R E M oV AL.

U,HE subscriber having removed his Store to the old
u stand formerly occupied by A. Y. Murdoch. just
Eas. Of the Court House, will be pleased 10 his old
friends and customers and as many new ones as may
choose to give him ca He promises, as heretofore,
10 use his hest efforts 10 suit hem both IN the price and
quality Of Goods.
ar The following articles will he taken in exchange
for Merchandise. ut the market price: Wheat, Floui
Com Meal, Th,eshej Oats leans Linsey, Striped Cot
ton Tow Cloth Flax and Cotton Cloth Beeswax, Flax
seed, Rsss. old Castings, &c. &c.
P.B RUFFIN.
February 90 27--6n
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Soaps.

rAsTILE Soap. Brown Windsor Soap. Tuuenlin
" soap. Fancy soap., large variety.
For sale ny LONG & CAIN.
Maya ~
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Clarendon Iron Works,
WILMINGTON, Y. G.

UldftlllUll ITUll WUTkS,
WILMINGTON, Y. G.
A. ii. yanbokkeIen. Proprietor.
in the j" CLARENDON IRON WORKS" soil.
cis orders for
Steam Engines, Of any power or style,
Saw Mills Of every variety,
Mining Machinery and Pumps,
Grisi and saw Mills, complete.
Parker, Turbine, and other Wsier-whees,
Riee-iield Pumps aud Engines.
Leayiu's Corn aud Cob GTusher,
Rice Thrashers,
Single Machines,
Shaiing Hsnseis and Pullies,
Cotton Gins and Graring,
Iron Castings Of al kinds and patterns,
Brass ditto duo dilo,
Locomotive snd Tuhular Boilers,
Flue and plain Cylinder Boilers,
Blacksmith work Of al kinds.
Iron Doors for Houses and Jais.
THE EsTABLIsnnESr
Having been recognized Cor the express purpose 81
lisuring punciuay ia The execution Of all onefs The
public nay rest satisfied that any work which may Of.
lef viii he promptly delivered arrotlins promise and
o. extraordinarily Iil 10 give sa-fartioh.
TIE MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT
Being IN charge 81 . man 81 talent and experience
have no hesitation ~ saying that the sork hereafter
tuned oul, shall compare as0ray every respect with
hal 81 tie mos, ceeaicd III The States and ., prices
which vii nske il The interest Of III that want to send
ne ihtir aidsfs.
REPAIR WORK
Always done without delay and having large fotct
iot thai purpose. il will Prove advantageous 10 any prf.
needing such 10 ei,e the pfeirfclce without re.
gard 70 tie expense ~ sending from distance.
Dfdefs will he addressed 10 Clarendon Iron MoH.,
Wilmington, y. &.
"A. n. yANBOKKELEN.
October IS To-
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Prepared BY DR.. J. c. AVER & CO.,
Practical snd Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mas

asd iof sale ~
Drs. Long & Cain, llillsbnrough.
Holt, Murray & Co. Graham.
md Druggists aud dealers 10 Medicine every where.
March "a. s0-.iem
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THE HILLsBoRouaH RECORDER
NHNFHHNH WENNEN
BIZ pENNis HEARTT 4 son.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, " psii IN asvsnse
Two Dollars and fhy Cents. u not raid within thee
months; o. Three Dollars, II desyec until aief me st
pifsiion q me year.
Noplrer will Ne discontinued until ~ arcarars. arc
raid. unless u the option 81 he Publishers
Hereafter no psTei will he sent 10 = new Subscriber
out 81 this state unless payment s made in advance ns
SOM person ID The state viii bccoms Tsspons ps 4, lie
eofi snd The paper uill not BE- ssn, 10 sut,criles
out q ihe stale ~ more than two yesn without pAy.
ment unless u l. 70 De Ttisonsly known 20 us and III
whose inIeeniy Ne have eon6denes
idvtrIiing Rates for The Recorder
ApvtarisGsIsrs not exceeding fourteen Inns, one
dollar for the rs and twenty-five cents fot each suh.e.
quent insertion longer onssi IN proportion. Coun ID.
yeriisemenis teentyss per cent. higher. dedueton
o. Onsihifd sll BE- made 70 advertisers " The ysst
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TO THE PUBLIC.

E,HE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
customers and the public generally, that his Mills
in first rate order for making Flour Of The hest kind
aud with despatch, having three pair Buus running
and can make load Of Flour in few hours. The
Mills are within about three miles Of the Rail Ro,d
where Tie Flour he ru, and shipped to any
ket desired. Those from distance, coming earl, il
the evening, can have their Flour made ~ The neS
morning. thai they take it 10 the Rail Read, ana
returning get their oa take home al The
trip Barrels kept constantly ON hand.
The very best prices will le paid for WHEAT b,
the Subscriber, at The Mills OF IL Peter b. RuiIins
Hilshorough.
10000 bushels OF Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October 81. IL
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WANTED;
II fGHT AWAY in exchange for new Goods
~ 500 yards 81 Woolen leans.
800 j" colotsd plain wove Linseys.
400 - willie - DO.
500 ofTow snd Cotton Clolh.
400 Of BiuestfipeJ Cotton Cloth.
400 pairs of Wool soeks.
400 ibs. homs.spun shoe Thresd.
JAMES WEBB.
rebu,y 20. 81
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February 90.

you want -sIRe.g RATE GlABRIAGEs,
which will not only render good service. but be aso
neat. call on the subscriber living six miles north Of
Marlborough. He has hecn carrying on the business
for the last sixteen months, aud his work has proved 10
he first He is determined that his work shall con-
inue 10 I've executed in the hest manner fully equal
any in this section Of country and a prices TO suit pur
chasers. Persons wanting Carriages can send their or
der. Though the Post Office al lsboIouGh, and they
will be promptly attended All Kinds Of Repairs will
he done in good order and on moderate terms.
The subscriber has purchased the tight 10, Orange
County in PATENT BRtKE for all kinds Of Carriages
TO which he invites The ,iiention Of the public.
w The subscribers Wool CardiRg
Machines are IN good order and are doing the very
hest qualli, 81 work. Prices heetol re Egh, cents
white; TNsve and hall cents ior mixed or one6flh
part OF the WOOL
LEMUEL WILKINSON,
June 20. 4li.-
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No. s.

AFFECTION IN ANNALS Mr.. James
F. Quinn, Of the Willows, raised a Iawn
which he n1med Minnie !, was raised
in company with a lamb, pointer dog.
aad a setter slut, and the four were muoff
attached Que day the fawn was MS
sed and the greatest uneasiness wss man
ifested by its companions. The mex, day
Mr. Quinn made search, attended by The
three ANIMALS, who seemed fully. aware
of his obicc and found the body OF The
fawn, which some wretch bad shot Tbs
lamb licked its face with very npp"ar-
ance Of tho deepest grief. Mr.. Quis =,
then res,rned to give orders to his ssTran,
10 20 and bury the fawn, ard on gong
back with him, found the body entirely
covered with leaves by the dog and the
lamb, which were even then engaged in
their task oi love. The interrmeu. fms
bed, the parry returned TO the house, but
the lamb reiueed to be quieted. and kept
up an ncessant aud mournfnl bl,ating.
and when Mr. Quinn would ring a small
bell that had been attached to the neck OF
poor Minnie. the lamb would instantly
rush te the spo! with the grratet, AK
iely, only 10 bo sadly disappointed. FROM
that time 1t took no neurlshment, not
even water or milk, and finally died ot
broken heart. San francisco Sun.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

More Leap Year Dsp iopsment.--The
Lowell .Nt,cs says that the Ieap-year ball
Of the carpet factory girls came off ac-
ccrding to announcement on Thursday
evening, and twas very plessan, affair.
The ladies, il says, TO the number oil
seventy five, healthy, robust, CHEEKY and
lovely, took their carr sges, called for their
beaux, were driven TO the hall, where the
ladies m naged, selected their own part.
ners, ordered the supper, and gloriously
paid all the bills. The partners sci. otsd
spoke well for the judgment OF the girls
The .Ns,cs says:
We we're amused, ho sever, on observ.
ing bright-eyed lassos, with roguish eyes
trip mp to denurs young men. and solicit
the honor Of their hand for the next CO.
tilIion.' WHO could ref se2 One enrapt-
ared soul engaged himself to eigh, d,scr.
ent ladies Tor Money Musk, and 10 SIX
others Tor Hulis Victory Many poor
heart, hid away under vest, was ire
trievably ruined. Bs, il could pat b.
helped.
The company broke up abou, two
o'clock when the ladies' escorted their
beaux home, and then wen, off to their
own
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Gospel. Somebody East, we know
not who, has im,nortaiized himself in the
following insight into human nature,
which we indorse and literally commend
to all oss-looking wives. He says.
Whether man leads a sober life or
not, depends altogether upon the temper OF
hi. wife. No man will listen all night
to scold who knows whefe "a good
warm sling can be ough, for a sirpenee.
AT Cocktails, the other night, we found
no less than thirteen married rea who
spent six evenings a week squirting TO-.
bacco juice on coal stove. We thought
we could find out who they were. On
inqureing, we learned thai eleven Of
them were blessed with wives who 'iaw
while the other two welded a couple Of
the philanthrobist, ladies, so constantly
engaged the welfare OF Central Africa
that they have no time 10 keep their hus-
bands shirts whole.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

appealing for Syn,pashy.-The Times
and Male Register are complaining Of 'op-
probrious ephithe,s, and obscene Ian
gaage, applied by the abol:,ionsts, to SEN
atcr Douglas, and the Democracy.
II our cotemporarcs can find any epi-
thets more epprobrious than those Senator
Douglass proverbially used towards abo-
lltinnists, or any one half so obscene as
Richardson, the candidate of Democracy
for the Speakership, we shall better un-
derstand the grounds of their complain.
ing
Under the circumstances, however,
though by no means defending those who
thus assail the idols of Democracy, we
think its organs should say as little as pos.
slble about epnhets and obscenity.
As evidence IN the case, we append the
following from Richmond organ of dem
ocracy, which it copies from the Louisville
Journal:
'Mr. Richardson, OF Illinois, whoa
the Administration members, support, is
no doubt os,ensibly sound upon the Kan
sas question, but he is a drinking, coarse,
vulgar and rude man. We Glanced, less
than two years ago, TO be thrown near
hin, where be and several other members
Of Congress were gathered in eircle by
themselves. A gentleman by our side
pointed hlm out 10 US, and remarked that
ii we would listen little while, we
should be certain to hear some hard
swearing.
We didn't listen, bu, we could not help
hearing. We have heard gamblers swear,
we have heard sailors swear, and we have
svsn heard fsht trmen swear, but never
in all our lives did we hear such horrible
swearing as that Of the administration
candidate. The variety and intensity OF
his oaths were wonderful. And then the
novelty Of many them would have been
amusing, bat for their dreadful blasphe-
my. We could not help thinking tina, he
was in the habit Of devoting more time
and study TO the invention of new modes
OF swearing, and cursing, and blasphem-
ing, than all the other pursuits OF llfe
We do believe he could out-curse any,
thing under heavsn--sxeept, perhaps, his
Holiness the Pope. But, If nobody else
will suit the seveny-four for the Speaker
ship, they must stick 10 him. II they
elect him, they will have a Speaker to
curse for them. and Chaplain to pray
for them
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

Upright Men. We love uprigh, men.
Pull t, EN- this way and the otner, and
they only bend, but never break. Trip
them down, and in trice they are on
their feet again. Bury they in the mud
and IN an hour they will be out and bright.
You oarnot destroy them, they are the
salt OF tie earth. Who bu, they start any
noble project? They build our cities
whiten the ocean with their sails, and
blacksn the sky with the smoke OF then
cars. Look TO them, young men, and
catch the apark OF their energy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

Il Rich Retori-lt is said Of the Mar
quis of Townsend, that when young and
engaged in battle, he saw dfummer al
his aide killed by cannon ball which
scattered his brains in every direction. -
His eyes were at once fixed on the ghas,-
ly object, which seemed to eu,ross ..s
thoughts. A superior officer observing
him. supposed he was in.imidated q, tie
sight, and addressed him in manner to
cheer his spirits. OH said The MARQUIS,
with calmaess but severity, i am not
frigh.ensd-I am suzzled to make out no !
any man with such quan,y Of brains
ever came to be here?'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1856-02-23

California and Nicaragua. Nrw
ORLEAss, Feb. IL. The steamship
PoIyphenia arrived to-day from san
Juan. She left the 5th inst, and brings
San Francisco dates Of 2lst. Steamer
Nor,hern Ligh, lsA San Juan on the 9th
for New York with S35O00O in dust.
News from California is no, very i'm
portant. The agricultural accounts were
better and the news from the MINES con-
tinue encouraging. The Legislature wss
having trouble IN the election of United
States Senators. Several prominent can.
dida,es had withdrawn in order to har-
monize the American party.
The bark Isabella was wrecked Oh the
S,h and the captain and crew lost, vessel
and cargo total loss. More fighting bad
taken place between the volunteers aud
the Indians, and "a Of the troops were
killed and wounded. Markets u.cnang-
ed,
Affairs at Nicaragu, were quiet. The
government had suspended its relations
with the U. s. Minister.
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lxEs-We learn from the Harrisburg

L4s-We learn from the Harri,bsrgh
Telegraph ,ha, young lady Of Cumber-
land County, wkile sleighing one day last
week was frozen 10 death. She complain
ed to Der companion early ia the evening
Of being very cold. but there being 40
public house near, they did not stop. Soon
after, on coming to tavern, she refused
to &c, out, saying she fel. very comforta
bic, and they drove on. Arriving a, home
she had To be assisted on, Of the sleigh,
when she was found 70 be in a s,spor.llks
state, and shortly ai,erward expired.