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rENHE suhsctiher takes this method of calling the at
Isntion 81 the czens Of hiIishoroush and the sur
sounding country 10 lis stock 81 Good. which be oilers
10 ell al Cast lfdIn this time until the Fall Trade SETS 10
Having een hheTlIly encouraged since establishing the
business lie designs ing ID complete anil choice soSk
II Fa and Wiater Gas; aud 10 order 10 prevent ioo
Great am accumulation Of anry articles. which weud 80
uu 81 Ne when tile present rvasa has passc, aud con-
.eaueny dcpccale 10 value, according 10 the iluciua
lions IN fashion aud STYLE be pseers soereins the poo
its, rather than hold them for anoiher season.
By this policy il business be will he prepared u oilr
10 tie public greater variety Of New and Seasonahlc
GoMs All persons who may I've Disposed TO avail ihe
selves Of The opportunity Of purchasing goods upon such
favorable TERMS mas te assured Il finding good oi 81
staple, a. well as Fancy Goods. Among tie tamef
class lie will cnumcme lew u Tie leading articles,
have been selected with especial care. viz:
B.cached and unilcachrd Cotton Shettnes and shit.
tnes lii.h Lnrns Of lie moa superior manufacture an
warranted 10 tc pure; fanncl-. and shoes 81 all grades
Alec. some adlelcs 10 the housekeeping line, such as
Table Cutlery bel sil,cfpllcd spoons, Window Cui-
iains. Shades DC.
~ addition 10 tie general assortment usually kept IL
country sofes will he Offered d very reduced ptces.
III 81 Musical instruments, consisting VI Guitars, so.
ins. Flutes, and Aceofdicns
AUGMENTATION Of the stark Is any accessory TO 81
tisly al who may bc inclined 10 call u lhe advantages
nov offered 'asn' II. L. OWEN.
August :. DO
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ERnM NICARAGUA.

The steamer Daniel Webster has arrived
with California dates TO the 2lst ult, same
as by tie Ariel.
The news from Central America Is scanty.
II was reported that Riyash"ld, Leon again 81
Walker with six hundred men.
a fleet Of seven British ships. mounting
1871 guns, was in the harbor 81 San Juan.
under the command Of Admiral Erskine.
The correspondent II the True Delta
states that Riyas and his party. and Guate-
maiians TO the number Of three thousand,
were fnriif,ing Leon.
Il was expected that President Walker
would soon march 10 the attack with an Ell.
fectiye lorce Of one thousand Americans ~
good spirits.
Intelligent Americans from Costa Rio;
state that that country will again invade
Nicaragua. Gen. Mora had put down the re
yolution against him. but was TO resign.
The British screw steamer Panama wal
wrecked ner Cape fsmo,. The crew wat
saved, but the vessel was total loss.
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Obituary.

Died. in this place. on Monday morning last, Miss
ELIzAnETH ~. GLASS; daughter Of Richard z. Glass,
deceased, Of Aamance, in the lith year Of her age
While with grief contemplate the departure Of one
so young. and deeply sympaihize with the bereaycd
and ssconate mother, rejoice in the power o. that
grace which could make this dear child not only viii
ling 10 depart hut to express the desire to go to her
home in heaven. The writer Of this little tribute knew
her intimately. For fifteen months she was member q
the family and truly say that in natural DISPOSE
ton she was amiable gentle and afec,onoc. and was
beloved by al the household Added to all this native
loneliness she became the subject Of Gods grace, the
Holy Spirit giving efficacy to the instruction impaired
To her and when in health and strength the world hold
ing out all its allurenents she expressed TO the writer
sense 81 her snfuness and her trust in Jesus as her
only sayour-a faith which continued through all hsr
suiierings. Cox.
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IMPORTANT FROM NICARAGUA.

The Panama Herald OF August 4th has the
following intelligence from Nicaragua:
We are in possession Of private reliable
ad,ices lruin Nicaragua Of the highest impor-
'ance. Walkers position j. N 81 precari-
aus one. lie has only Twelve hundred lul-
iawcrs, all tnld, whilst Ri,as. who still con.
tends that he is President. Is Purifying HIM
,elfatCanendagua and has already three thou
slnds Nell.arm.d troops. lie as the sym.
pathy Of the entire country, except the lew
Americans WIN still adhere TO Walker. and
his cOunirymen are daily rushing 10 his
standard. Honduras aud Guatemala are or
ganizing forces tuin,ade Nicaragua and drive
Walker from the country; aud Il is under
stood that as soon a. the dry seasnn resumes.
nov near at hand, they will make descent
gu Nicaragua. RNas will IL course receive
their sympathy aud CO operation. as Walker
is now regarded BY the people u Nicaragua
al a usurper. At lirst they were disposed to
Look upun him a. their deliyerer; but his
many plumbers aud acts u cruelty have in
ducrd them 10 change their minds with regard
i [ 4, his character, aims, and purposes.
Y The circular which accompanies our stea-
mer edition, fnot received ut this Office,
written and signed by Americans who are OF
we're prisoners Ia Costa Rica. sets lotth some
Of the causes IL Walkers unpupularlty. aud
il, We presume, about the only truthful ae-
count of his doings IN Nicaragua that has
gone on To the United States. Is 40 accounts
have reached there lately except those that
have appeared in Walkers own organ. Tile
people uf the United States have been deeeix.
rd aud misled with regard 10 Walkers true
character aud the ends he has in view, aud
the sooner their minds are disahused the bet.
. ter Ior the cause Of trath ami humanity. as u
, may have the elect Of restraining young men
. from geing TO that sickly and inhospiiabl'
, cline.
) The causes that impelled Walker TO 20 q
} Niraragu, no longer exist. The people 9
| The country no longer want him. aud as h'
. went there upon DIFFERENTIATION. as he alleges
: nc should nav leave. since by his acts 9
: cruelty he has driven them from his support
o They prefer one Of their own countrymen Z
y preside over them. and heu,c they cling I
\ klyas.
n Walkers arogating 10 himself the right |
II ,lrpose Riyas the people of Nicaragua DO ~
e recognise. The, regard ki,as as the righ
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TeaRtric SroRM4-A violent rain and wind
storm commenced at New Orleans and. on.
the coast Of Louisiana OF the 9th inst, and
continued on the 10th, daing Immense dam
age. The streets OF New Orleans were
flooded off and on during tho continuance OF
the storm, and the waters of Lake Pontchar-
train were blown back, suhmeigipg the farms
in the vicinity aud the Jackson railroad for
many miles. The destruction Of property
(say the teIegraphic accnunts has been i'm
mense indeed, the Ioss is incaculable. On
the evening of the 18th, report reached
New Orleans that Last Island--a. summer
resort--ha,l been engulfed, completely sub
merged, all the bnildings thereon swept away.
and 1877 lives lost. The steamboat Star. a
small packet, hail been blown ashore $50
yads from the hotel and wrecked. and it
was reported that $50 persons were clinging
10 her. Steamboat had been despatched
from New Orleans To the assistance Of those
on the Island. II is hoped that The rumors
have been exaggerated, but they bear the i'm
press Of truth, and it is feared that they are
too true, The Island Is mostly frrquented
by wealthy planters fr"m the neighburing
Parishes, and contained large hotel and
numerous cottages, which are all gone. The
water rose at the rate Of 4 foot minute, and
il is reported that il is five feet deep all over
the Island.
acknowledgement dates from New Or.
leans Of the 18th, verify the sad story given
above. II is positively ascertained that l8C
persons were list.
II is feared that Grand Cillon Island. an.
other watering place. shared the same fate
The corn, cotton and sugar crops are injured
incidentally. The storm extended as Ear ur
the Mississippi as heard from. At the gov
er mrnthosp,tal, Baton Rouge, fourteen inch
es oil rain fell between Sunday evening AM
Tuesday evening.
The following is the Latest dispatch:
New 0aLEANs. Aug f5-'rhe survivors
of the Last island disaster reached this city
this morning. They estimate the loss Of vi,
a, 200; 1872 have already been counted
Many Of the survivors are wounded, bruised
or have broken limbs.
The dead bodies were plundered by Sc
Of pirates WIN inllabit the island.
The steamer Perseverance, from Galveston
has arrived The steamer Nautilus had no
been heard from.
There was noihing definite som Callo
Island, but there was undoubtedly great los
Of life there. Il was reported that thirt
dead bodies had been found on one end Q
the island. and tina, lhe loss Of property Their
amounted To $4,000.
On the river, the banks at Bayun Sara hs
ea,ed in. carrying ava, three residences, bu
no lives were Inst.
Several vessels were blown ashore at III
mouth Of the Mississippi. aud the telegrap
line fran thence suffered severely.
The British schooner Manchester. froI
Belize, Honduras, is ashore at South Pom
She reports large fire Mt Belize five day
before her departure. involving loss Of ha
million dollars.
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Knapp Of Reeds Masonic Academy.
Granville County, y. G.

IsiE csci.e. ia ,hi. initaliOn viii be resumei on
Monday Tie ,ls u jniy.
Ills school. preparatory Tor any class 10 College, i
cohsenirntlt siiuaitd on tie mhn liii,bntoueh and
axall raaJ 20 miles from lhe nfArr and 10 irom To
iairf patc. 4 i. latatd ii III misl d intelligent,
rHctpsng and rnttaiir people. Nd united 5frihtta
fai.e lie standard - tiusaan, aud 10 watch iis
SCORED Urlfsi. u ilrif glowing institution. lie p.
tnitpl !. entirely its irn ~ temptation ID yrc -
ron,1nn IN towns and villages; and il Is ais0 penseiy
hrilhs ief having Bnt setn single case q sirSnGss
among Tie students duin1 de past year AL rrisona
desitins iIinEnsii with regard ioteiHs, enses &c.
caa Oliaia eilSulals b. siryins q ite Principal,
JOHN &. DENNY.
IuDc 10. 4g-3m
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Holiouays Ointment and Pills. Extraordinary
Cure Of Bad Breast wife Of Mr.. Arthur Burn,
Of New Orleans louisiana, was after the birth Of the
last child conslant sufferer with had breast there
several holes in H. aud despite of the various reme
diea tried her husband could not get anything 10
il 10 heal After every other remedy had failed to be-
neft the sufferer, she bad recourse 10 Hooways Oin-
,nent and Pills, which, matter of course quickly
caused improvement 10 the appearance Of the affected
parts, and by perseverance with these fine remedies for
few weeks, she was completely cured This wonders
fa Ointment will also readily cure all diseases Of the
skin.
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full President Of the county. He is 50 re-
cognsed by the United States Government.
and we are curious to know how that CIV
crnment will act in view Of the present state
Of things in Nicaragua.
The commercial and business resources OF
Nisarasua, we are assured, are in the worst
possible condition. Business Of every des.
cription is entirely suspended, and there is
little or no money in the country. Tie great
est distress prevails. and the future as well
as the present Of Nicafagua presents sad
picture.
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In order that physicians may have uniform prepara-
lions Of Buchu and Sarsaparlla made in careful
ner. with proper proportions and specific dose adapted
TO the various diseases, II. T. Hembold pleased
nounce his highly concentrated compound Fluid Es.
tracts which he recommends 10 the medical faculty
concentrated preparations and the convenient form
in which they can be exhibited. and being Of uniform
strength ready prepared for The patient be admnis-
tered with mole certainty osuccess by the practitioner,
and with less trouble md expense 10 PATIENTS; nner
these circumstances this medicine has been prepared
pressly for The of the faculty, and will no doubt
ceive their appreciation and encouragement. (See Ad.
yersement headed Helmbold's Genuine Preparations
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Wholesale Trade = Fall, 1856.
--~~ess4-~--~-@----
KERR & MARBURY,
Importers Of China, Glass g Earthenware

q aud 20 Syrahl1Tt NITttI,
PETERSBURG. W.,
HAVE just received per ships Isahea anil Antarctic,
direct from Liverpool. ti3 crates aud hossheads
oi China snd EirlheuNae. consisting Of the usual af.
iiccs in their line The goods Of the ne~es, styles
and he'll qnailiy.
They have also received large assortment Of French
chna anl Fancy t;old.. aud . complete stock Of Cut,
Pressed aud Plain Glass Wair Looking Glasses. stone
Ware, &c; making the assortment the largest aud
most eompeie they ever had the pleasure Of "iing 70
the public. They respectfully solicit examination q
their stock and prices.
KERR & MARBURY.
Goods carefully packed for transportation.
Petersburg, Va, Aug. Is. 81 -4w
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Valuable Land for Sale.

WILL. ofIet al public sale o, Mebanc's Depot. on
fiidsy the 9th Of September nea. valuable tract
Of LAND lying on the Railroad Two miles east # sad
Depot contsning ninety acres, mote OF less, primer.
pals heavy timbefed land, with q small improvement
and good spring. Persons wishing a good bargain
afe requested 10 come forward, the suiscrhc intends
moving 10 the West. aud Is compelled 10 sell. SiS
months credit will be given, bond sud secury required
JAMES r. TATE.
Aurust 3. 3s--jwl
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE
The Great Purifier of the Blood
THE REST ALTERATIy KNOWN /!

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE. /
The Great Purifier of the Blood
THE BEST ALTERATIyE KNOWN !!
Not Particle Of nercuyy in u
An infaIibe remedy for Scloua, King Evil, Rhenma.
ism, Obstinate Cutaneous Epplious, Pmples o. Pos
tues on the Face, Blo,ches, Boils, Agur and Fee
yer Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm u Teier,
ScaIdhead. Enlargement and Pain Gf The
Bones nnd Joints. Sab Rheum, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphilic Disorders.
and all diseases arising troman
injudeinus use Of Mercury,
Inprudcncc in l.ile or
lmpuriiy Of Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Puriscr OF the
Blood is now used by / ousands Of grateful patients
from all parts Of The United States, who testify daily 0
the remarkable performed by the greatest q az
medicines, "CARTER'S SPANISH MIXTURE.
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Scrofnla. Ernptons on me
skim Liver Disease Fever-. Ulcers, Old sores Affection
the Kidneys, Diseases of tie Throat, Female Conn
plants Pains and Aching Of The Bones and Joints are
speedily put 10 flight by using this nestimahle remedy
For al diseases Of the Blood nothing Inns yet heen
found to compare with it, II c.eanses the system OF all
impurities acts gently aud efficiently on the Liver aud
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion. gives tone 10 the
stomach makes the Skin clear and healthy, and restores
the Constitution, eneebied by disease or broken dnwl
BY tie Of youth tnspi.ne sigo and strength
i
bic. AMI wherever it has became known is regularly
prescribed with the haplesi effects. i invgoiaes lht
weak and lehiliiated and mpads elasticity 70 Inc worn
out frame clears the skin and leaves the patient fresh
aud i.eaIrhy single bottle Of This incstimahle remedy
i worth al lie sn-calied Sar-aIarlllas in existence
The large number Of certificates which VIC have re-
ceiyed from persons from all parts Of tie United States
il the hest evidence that there Is humhug about Il
The Press hotel keepers. magistrates, Physicians and
pulic men, well known 10 the community. all aid iheli
testimony 10 the wonderful effects Of this GRE II
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and getan Almanac, and read The
details Of astonishing cures performed by CARRIERS
SPANISH MIXTURE, [IS MOST CASTS wHEnE I'VE
nj rHiSs ELsx HAD siGSALLr BAiLrp. The llmlis o
an advertisement will no, admit heir fu insertion.
WIN. s. BEERS ( Co. Proprietnrs,
No. 3Gi. Broad,cdy. Me- YORK;
To whom all orders must lie addressed.
Foi sale by Druggists and Country Merchants N 81
parts Of the United states aud tile Canafas. aud i,
Long &. Cain, HilIsborongh; A. McAlpiac. Van
ceyyile w. *. !. NJ Paylor, Leashurs; II ]. Paiiick
Gfeensborough: ]. W. Field, jamestown.
July, Is. 4I-l2n
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"WHAT's in A NAME WiH Rose Jy
any other Name smell as Sveet ?"--The
Pierce Douglas Buchanan Foreign. anti-Ame-
rican spooneys Of the South appear to take
especial delight in printing the name Of the
American candidate for the Vice Presidency
thus. ANDREW JACKSON donelson Z
they seem to think It a !" demolishing" argu-
meat against him. Letus see how the name:
OF some Of the conspicuous men Of their par
,ty would look printe.! in the same manner:
THOMAS JEFFERSON davis!
ALEXANDER HAMILTON stephens!
JOHN ANTHONY winston! II!
FRANKLIN pierce ~!
JOHN CALHOUN breckenridge !! Ill!
JOHN ANTHONY pullman !!!!!!
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Orange County Agricultural Society.
THERE viii be meeting Of the Society held a, the
Cour House on Tuesday Of Orange County
Court for the purpose Of eecng officers for the eusu-
ing year. Other business Of importance win be.
fore The Society, and full attendance Of the members
Is requested. ~ xUppp e.,
August a, So
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A CuTriNG kEpLy lin France. smokingis
perhaps less rage than il is with Us. but IN
France the liberty cf smoker. is ireaier, |
think, than ID America. Thus ~ the United
States, peopie VIM smoke in omnibusses,
cars, cabins Of steamboats,, or other places
az tie sort. are few and Ear between. In
FrAnc., on the eaunirs. Il j. very common TO
see genilepen II INDUCING 10 q cigar On
such occasions An elegantly dressed and
ari.tocratic locking lady entered n first class
railroad car, at The Paris drl,ot. day OF iva
ago. Asshe opened the dur and took her
place. she observed that the car was occupied
by three ur fur gentlemen. one Of whom. ~
the moment Other appearance. was N the aci
&C lighting his cigar. Observing the lady,
he made significant srimmacr. and. will
the characteristic word-politeness Of 4
Frenchinan, sa,d. -" would smoking incom'
mp,le ,ou, madame Y
The lady turned toward hin. and with ~
air pf quit dignity replied--"l 10 not Know
sir; no genfi,man has ever yet smoked IN NJ,
presence
lie put out his eigar.
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NGE HOTEL

THE subscribers having purchased the above Hotel
OF X. Nichols. Esq, now repairing aud reiuI-
nisnng il, and will speedily have completed in such
manner they hope will give satisfaction to ALL even
the most fasihlous. They intend il for First Class
House. IL situation Icing on King Street. the piincl.
raj ihoroughfre 10 and ilom the depot Of the " Caro-
lima Railsoad, and also the handsomest street IN The
town. inducements offered 10 sllors and sojnurneis
which CANNOT I've found elsewhere IN the Tlace.
Their Rooms. Table. and Stables, will accommodate
holh man and horse with the mosl comfortable homes
They will keep no har
Families aud persons wishing TO spend the sunme
in this delightful country, will find rooms espesail.
adapted 10 their convenience.
They hope 10 receive, Whist they are determined u
melii, a liberal share Of patronage.
II. q. SIRoWD e. co.
May 10. u.s.
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To Wool Growers.

Ally Machines &c nov IL oidrf ~ cafJins wool
IA and n.aatu4 good tolls. ThOse bfnging their
Nal we'll piepasci siiy dtgsni griias good roll,
pfsts i1i ,atlips. u tenls Tsf pound ~ unnfxsl.
~ CENTS lrf pound Cot mixing. or one 9Th 81 The
asil. COM wheat. da1setd, htesNax, tallgw, iaron
4ad lild NiIi ~ taken 10 payment iVI Cstlins. ard
even money vii nu hc refused, som,ihins viii lie
expected 10 psy aAt Jsosc Lac tolls are taasu iOai tie
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N ICE.

IL persons indebted 10 me, either ~ note o. &C.
~ count, are earnestly requested 10 call aud settle
the same by the fret of September a. am determined
10 leave The STATE. Those failing to conp, with The
above may expect 70 find their notes and accounts 10
an officers hands fOf collection.
JOHN. G.. LEWIS.
August 8. 5i-
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facts carefullssand can souch for them. The
communication Of the circumstances Of the
terrible dream was made seyen.or eight hours
before the telcgraphic. dispatch was Sent.
Publicity would not be given to this singular
occurrence il there existed d shadow Of doubt
as to the entire truth 81 the main facts. The
death took place on the morning Of Yesterday
at Niagara, e. W., 228 mieslrom Detroit.
Detroit Cour.
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JonS 7. LYON.
+. NICHOLS.

Ny Grist Mills are in the best order,
AMI can dispatch Nok u ssft niee Barrels kept 90
hand b,nt ~ rasiamyrs. Tie best pIites PAID iVf
Mhea, lDd Fkz seed
Jgoe 81 It-
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Cnlcarn. Anr. Ie.

Cl-tiF'' rug
LATER FROM KAxsAs.-Alyices from Lea.
venwor,h. dated the 5th inst. states that the
overland emigrant company have entered
Kansas, and hive probably arrived safely at
Topeka. A company IL Missoarians. which
marched To intercept them. returned without
having fight. A company It Dragons,
headed. by Judge I.ecompt. which entered
Nebraska 10 arrest L.ne, have returned with.
ont eifecting their object. The rumor that
a battle had been fought between the emi,
grants aud regulars near the Nebraska line
is not generally credited.
Il was rumored at Nebraska City on The
3Oh ult.. that large force II Missourians
and Cardinals had Invaded the territory
and blockaded the public roads. Volunteers
had gone forward % cxpel them.
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LANDi! LANDS! for Sale.

rI,HE subscriber offers for sale hs Land in The Fast
Il cru part OF Orange county. The tract contains
about 1900 acres and A very desirable 10 any person
who conie,npliics making farming business 10 this
region. For particulars Apply 10 person q by mail 70
J. :. LEATHERS.
West Poiul. ornnpe county. Iul, 3. 1859. 90
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III q u x y,

In this county, on the l.th instant by the Rev. Gas
ton II. famow. Mr.. Albert Z. RoBERrs to Miss Con
SELIA L. PAUL. daughter Of Mr.. Pratt Paul, deceased.
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To all whom il may concern.

~ HIN WHUIH - IIHy OUIItNIHs
NOTICE Is hereby given. that have granted TO my
son James w. Hayes, free permission 10 transact
business and bc held responsible or his contracts 10
full and perfect manner as II he were Of the full age
IL iweuiy.one years. rclinqui-h al claim 10 bis ser
Wees and shall not hold myself responsible for any d
liz engagements.
DAVID HAYES.
August IL. te-3w