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QEsT KID GLOVES at sly eents.-JUsV
- received per Express from the impor. mrs
ter, an additional supply OF dark colorsLn ln |
best KID GLOVES, making my assert UNIV lII
ment complete OF Darks, Medium, Black w W
and White (an numbers) Also, Mis- es dark
colors Of the same quality
the market
=, Also receiving an assortment OF Ladies', Gen.
temen's. and Chidren's fancy lined, Mapped
s1if, cashmere, cloth, buck and other Gloves
which win be sold cheap.
JOHN H. SMOOT,
nov 70 ll9 Bridge ST., Georgetown.
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DENTAL sURGEON ~.

DENTAL SURGEON.
nR. B F. COSBY, PENN. AVENUE, BE.
IL tween Sixth and Seventh streets, H@
at the place formerly occupied by DIR
Van Patten, has just received a very HiiD
large supply Of articles pertaini " to dentistry,
and respectfully invites the public TO give him a
call. Having devoted his whole time TO the pro-
fession he is perfectly safe In declaring thai he
will give entire satisfaction in every case The
best profe ssinal references can be seen at his Of
fee. nov Il -tMarch.OA
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ORANGE q ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ e laE
Great Southern Mail GinsI
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FRANCK TAYLOR

w ventures or a Rowing Diplomatist, by henry
"yhCS, author Of - My CoUrtship and It's Con,
sequences " Price 81 25 Just published, nd
for sale az TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
de- s. Bookstore near 9th street
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1laE ADVENTCREs OF aOyIN8
4 Diplomatisi, by heaTy Wikof, Ia uthor of .s,i v
Courtshtpi" one volume: New York Is5S:
el3
Embassies and Foreign Courts, by the ROWING
Englishnan; one volume: London 1883 al
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L. STEAMER 6EoRGE PAGE
XIeIandria at AZ ,sY 10, II ~, s. and on O'Clock.
Washington at 9, y, IL, ~, q, and O'Clock.
nov IL ELLIS L. PRICE, Captain.
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& WARRINGTON II. Il

ON AND AFTER THURSDAY, The 9Th
" Of November, until further notice, train OF
cars viii leave the Depot in Alexandria, at the
corner OF Ct Asaph and Princess streets, for
Washington city, at O'Clock, m and al j
O'Clock, m.
Bridge to convey Passengers to the intersection OF
9TH street and Pennsylvania avenue, at OeKter's
Hotel. Prom this point at the same hours e m (,
and p. IN j omnibusses Will leave for the South
ern end Of the Bridge where the cars viii be In
readiness to proceed to Alexandria
Passengers will aad comfortable sitting rooms
at Dexter's Hotel JAMES 3. FRENCH,
nov n diff President
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NEw YORk DAILY HERALD rRI.

l. bune, Times SeHs-E Exp press, and PhiIadel
phia Ledger All rersOls entering their name,
on my subscription book will bs served at their
dwellings a. clock D. IN
dec s. FERGUSON dc6 9Th sfreet
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CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For the rapid Cure OF
COUGHS, COLDS. H0ARSENESS,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
GROUP, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.

Among the numerous discoveries sclehce mas
made in this generation 10 facilitate the business
Of life-increase its enjoyment, and even plolonR
the term of human txis ence none can be named OF
more real value 10 mankind than this contribution
OF Oh. mistrv 70 the Healing AIT A vast Trial CT
its virtues throughout this broad country, hrs
proven beyond doubt, that 10 MEDICINE OF CON-
bination Of medicines vet known, can 90 surely
control and cure the numerous varieties OF pulmo-
nary disease which have hitherto swept from our
midstthousands and thousands every year Indeed
there is now abundant reason 10 believe heme-
DIV has at len 9Th been found which can be relied
on, 10 cure the most dangerous affections Of TIE
lungs Our space here will not permit us 20 pub
jss any proportion Of the cures elected by Its use
but we would present the following and refer
further enc uiIy TO my mericsn Almanac, which
the agent Eelow named, will always be p sastd 70
furnished free, wherein are full particulars, aHd
indis putsbie proof Of these statements
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, August 20, 1856.
whereas the following joint resolution Of Congress
has become law:
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Por tbs esys Of Dyspepsia, Lire- Complotst,
Dropsy, Neuralgia, IL fpient Diseases of tbs
Lxsgs asd Bronchial Passages, Btfss, 6sa
sFal Debiltfv, re-
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Tie New York Mirror. il alluiing to the
recent abandonment by some Southern Wings
Of Mr.. Fillmore, says: Not only the expe'
rience Of northern journalists confirms the
fact. but the history ul every northern states.
man. whether il Office or out of office. WIN
has boldly stood up FOE Southern rights aud
insisted Oh keeping the sacred compromises
Of the constitution intact. has IN the end Illus
tral.d the ingratitutc Of ihose whose inter.
cts he has defended. Webster and Dickson
aud Fillmore, aud Pierce. have fund the
South bnt broken reed, piercing them ID their
day Of need with many surrows."
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Augu.l 90.
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LtrE. PRgsERyERs AsD PIScUsnIoNs The
papers are quoting with surprise the state
meni that large number Of the life preser-
,ers on board the Northern Indiana. were
rendered useless BY having been perforated
with pins. This is a fact, aud the same has
been true in the case of every steamer lost
on the lakes. since the burning 81 the Erie.
Captain Titus informs US that those Of the
Griffin were nearly all so ruined By the ig-
norance and carelessness 81 the lady passen.
gers ON board, aud We have frequently heard
from steamboat people that nothing Is more
common than TO find that the inflated life pre-.
servers in the siate.room have been used a.
pineushions. One trip Of the steamer carrying
them is generally sufficient 70 combleie The dis.
truction ~ The greater portion ofall on board,
as onc pin.hole in each will render il unser.
,iccablc. Buffalo Erprss.
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sed with the conviction that the finest quality
Of paper can be made from the fibre Of the
cotton plant as well as that from the oehre
II this be true, the manufacturing establish
ments, completed By Capt. Todd. will make
the millions of bushels Of cotton seed TINT
rot annually in Texas, d new source ofwealth
to that prosperous State, as well as help 10
supply very general want.
The cotton seed is great seed, any way
you can take it, It's said to yield some "a
per centum Of valuable oil, while the oil cake
is in great demand for food for animals, and
recent investigations prove it to be as yalu-
able for agricultural purposes to many plants
as the glano Tor nanurea.
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RAIL RoAD FRAUDS ~ EN6LaSD.-A man
named James NJ Knighiing. while oaiciat-
ing a. a manager of the Great Southern and
Western Railways, committed frauds and fur-
geries to very considerable extert. lie
was tried aud convicted. but the jury accom-.
panied their verdict Of guilty with recom-
nendation TO mercy. hut the judge. in pro.
nouncing sentence, held this emphatic Ian
guagc:
II is our painful duty to consign YOU to a
position where you will be seri and slave,
cut oil from society, separated from the world,
without the means Of communicating with
,our family or friends for long period Of
YOUR life. The sentence Of the Court IS that
you undergo penal sersItude for period d
Elk years.
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To tts Friends Of Education IN n. Carolina

To fhe ITiellds Of Education IN n. Carolina.
Alta preliminary meeting Of delegates from various
Counties held in Goldsborough in Nav last, il was
solved to hold State Convention Of the friends of
Education in Norh-Carolina in the coming Falkland
the undersigned were appointed Committee Of Pre-
paratons with power to determine the time and place
Of holding said Con,ention and Of clectng persons 10
prepare essays upon subjects designated.
We hereby announce that Salisbury has been fixed
on as the place Of said meeting. and that it will take
place TN Tuesday the 2 LIST day Of October next; and
we also take pleasure in hcing able to announce that
the citizens Of Saishur, have rendered the fare hosp
aites Of the place to the delegates to the Conventions
and that only half the usual fare will be charged to the
yisters on the Bail Roads Of the State.
The meeting promises to be the most respectable of
the kind ever held in North. Carolina, and il is hoped
that many friends Of the cause from all parts Of the
State will come 10 counsel together, 10 hear and COM
municae information, 70 encourage each other, and TO
help 10 give unity Of aim and system of effort TO the
aborers in this important f,Id A brief address, set
ting forth more fully the objects Of this Convention,
will be issued in few days; and in the meantime
this notice is given that those interested may be ena.
bled to make timely preparations.
That the delegates many receive proper attention,
all wishing or expecting to attend are requested TO
give early notice to d. A. Davis Of Sashury, who will
report their names to the committee Of the Town APP
pointed to see to the comfort OF the visitors il is TO be
hoped that false decacy will not prevents any from
complying with this request.
Professors in Colleges, Teachers in Classical and
common Schools, Officers Of the Common School sys-
TEN, and all friends Of the great Of Education,
and all friends Of North Carolina, cordially invited
TO attend as delegates.
q. ii. WILEY,
Sup't. Com. Schools for \. &.
ID. A. DAVIS. Of Rowan CO.
+. w. OGBORN, of Guiltord Go.
WIN. X. LANE, Of Wayne Go.
VIM. ROBINSON,
L. GRAVES, Of Warren Co.
Committee Of Preparations.
Aug. "A, 1856.
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ScnooL MAsrER MuRpEREp.--An airocious
murder has JUS, been committed 10 Florence.
Ala. correspondent IL the Mobile Morning
Herald thus furnishes The particulars
A scho ,lms.ter hal tame sporrow Of which
he was very fsnd, aud he had aarned his .rhol.
ars that Il amy oi them killed il, hey should die
by his hands. By accident, ar Intentionally.
one Of The boys stepped on lie bird aud killed
IT. Alarmed al the ihreals 81 the master, the
bay was af'sd 10 return 10 school buI HE mas
ter trsnquilized The hny's mind. and begged him
20 come bark. lie dad SO, and aller the lessons
were flushed. lie took him into private room,
aud .lfangled him. On The boys father hear
ing wha, lad occurred, he loldcd his gun aud
went and shot The school.mssier dead.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27

Wr. Criitellden onfhe Naturalization LARS.
lin the Senate, on Saturday. Mr.. Criltendon
presented petition lrom The ciIizens Of The
unied States. setting fnrih that The repeal Of the
naturalization laws al Ills lime would tend 10
remove Tie canse Of many grievances, strengthen
our republican institutions, and advance the
cause Of humanity.
On presenting his memorial Mr.. Criiienden
took occasion III drscant On HE threatened evils
frnm The vast influx of Foreigners uf late years
inin Ills country. IN The ,aiIy stages II onr
history, when hui few came aud mixed in with
our people, "a suh danger existed; but now,
when they came nv hundreds IL thousands eve.
~ year, suiirieni IN liule white 10 fnm States
larger il population ilian Krnincky. all must
admit that this was an evil that ought 10 be cnr-
recied. The election Of President of these
United States was a MATER in whlrh IL was
never intended that any other Than American
ciizens shonlj ever interfere. lie inimaed
that il was rs1eeilon upon Us when this for
eign vote was sought ~ conirol our elections.
lie entertained no unliendly feeling 10 foreign
ers. d, the contrary, he would receive item
with hospitality and treat ilem with Kindness
il was no, that he loved Them less, bat that he
loved III. roiInITy and her institutions more
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Knapp Of Reeds Masonic Academy.
Granville County. y. G.

ss'liE exercises ii III. Institution viii be resumed
MONDAY The 9Th Of July.
THIS school. preparatory or any class ~ College, i
conveniently situated on tie main Hill.barough and
oxford road 80 miles from the former and l6 from tie
dicr place. Il j. located 10 the midst q an intelligent,
rnicps.ng ani enetrec people. all united . brethren
10 rasc The standard Of eduration. AMI 10 watch over the
sacred inicesis % their glowing institution. The To-
common IN towns and villages; aud il Is also perfectly
healthy, there having not seen single case q sickness
smone the students during the pas, year. All pesun'
desiring inionaii with regard 10 terms expenses, &c.
can oblain circulars hy applying 10 The Pfineipal,
JOHN E. DENNY.
Iuue 10. 42-Jm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27

HoiiprGys PiNs unparalleled Remedy f0r ~.
male Complaints. The Daughter u Mrs Henderson,.
Of Waukesha, Wisconsin. was for long time IN very
peculiar.and delicate state Of heah the mother tricd
variety Of remedies. but without the young lads d..
irving any benefit. Is "a fial recourse she tried Hol-
loway's Pills. which she u-cl three weeks aud found
thcy considerably improved her; hy continuing uiih
these wonderful Pills for ten days mote. all obsrnc-
lions we're quickly removed aud shc has since enjoyed
The best of health.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27

Two smal culared boys, belonging to Mott
Middleton, Esq, were bitten by rattle snake,
at his plantation. few miles from this city,
Saturday night last. They were walking to-
gethrr aud trud upon tie reptile, which imme
diateIy inserted IFS langs IN the foot Of one and
ankle Of the cther. The overseer. a colored
MN. upon hearing their cries. .wcnt to their as
sistance- knowing the danger cf lIleir si:ua-
tisn. there beng no pays;rian nearer than
the city, he had 60 rely on his own untutored
skII. which. however, turned out most furtu
nately. lie drenched the little sufferers thu
rougiy with whiskey, aud buried their woun-
ded feet in the earth. keeping il well mois-
tened around them. In this situation, and
perfectly stupid frum the effect Of the spirits,
they we're Kept for several hours. and when
heard from Fast. Yesterday morning, they
were doing we'll and considered entirely oUt
Of danger.
The case is worthy of nnte By planters
and others who live remote from medical
assistance. Saraan0h Republican.
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CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood.
THE BEST ALTER ALIVE KNOWN :,

.cAPTEp's SPANISH MINTTTRE
rriA -. p--:e.r - p,aIt
me NEcdl utihei " Wy i'loou
THE BEST ALTERNATIVE KNOWN!
Aof a Particle of Mercury in H.
An infalhle remedy for Scoiula Kings Evil Rheuma
ism Ols;inate Cutaneous Erup,ions Pimpes or Pos
tules or The Face, Botches. BoiIs, Ague and Fe-
yer, Chronic Sore Ewes, Ringwom or letter,
Seald-head, Enlargement and Pain Of tile
Bones and Joints, Sal Rheum, Stub
born Ulcers. Syphiie Disorders,
andall diseases arising from an
iniQdicious use Of Mercury,
Iaprudence in Life, or
impuri,y OF Blood.
This great Alternative Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood i now used by Thousands Of grateful PATIENTS
from al parts Of ihe United States Who testify daily TO
the remarkable performed by the greatest of oil
medicines, "CtRTER's SPANISH MIXTURE
Neuralgia Rheumatism. ScrouIa, Eruptons on the
skin Liver Disease Fesers Ulcers Did Sores, Affection
ofthc Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching Of the Bones aud JOINTS
speedily put 10 fight by using this inesnable remedy.
For all diseases OF the Blood nothing has yet been
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b re AIN S.

rl,HE subscriber takes hi. method Of calling the AZ
t,hlon 81 the citizens Of lishuroueh aud the slr.
rounding country 10 his sDck ~ Goods, winch he ulrfs
10 sell II Cost from this time until the Fall Trade SETS in.
Hs,ing been lbTay encouraged since ertaislring the
business Nc designs laying complete and choice sotk
II Fall and Winter Gnais and 10 order to prevent ino
sreai an accumulation uf anry articles. which would
,u 1t use when tie present has passed and eon
sraueniiy drpIcciae value according 70 the lriua
ions in him aud ~ lc lie pries sarril5as the pro.
lils rather Than huld thrm tar another season.
rs this policy 10 business be will e prepared TO olfr
70 The pubic greater variety Of New and Srlsnn1llc
Gods All persons Mhd may Ne disposed 70 avail theme
selves The opportunity Of purchasing goods upo such
favorable terms may lie as.nird Il intng good n, a
staple, a. vel u Fancy Goods. Among tie iHncf
cliss be- viii cnuJncfl'c few II the sading aHlces.
have been selected with especial raie ,ili
Blracled and unirarhcd Cotton shettines and shit.
inss !ii.i Linens uf lie most superior Manufacture lnd
warranted To he pore; Faune. aud shoe. u ~ gflirs
Alsn. some aHirlrs III The housekeepn. line. snel
rahie Cutlery best sl,ct.piIej spoons, Window Cur
iains, Shades 80.
III addition II liz general assortment Usually kent n
ruunir, sioies viii be offered very rc,6rel prices.
vi Il Musical INSTRUMENTS. consisting oi Guitars, VIC
lns Flutes, aud Arrofdicns
Anexlninaiiin Of the slatk Is nny necessary 10 -
lisfy al who may br Inclined 70 call d the advantages
nov offered ihen'' II. l.. OWEN.
August 4. So
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pAPrR IRON CUToS sErD IIuLLs.--The
Galveston News has seen letter addressed
70 Capt. !. @. Todd, Of that place. from an
eminent Northern chemist, enclosing him d
sample Of paper manufactured from the hull
ofihc cotton seed. Capt.Todd is fully impress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27

TAKfs IS.-The South Carolina Times
sa,s: When Mr. yicks vas about 10 leave
North Carolina in company with Mr.. Hay.
word on q Northern pleasure Tour. he was
requested by the State authorities TO take with
him negro who had been sentenced 10
Punishment from North Carolina for a glar.
ing outrage upon the laws Of that State. Mr..
v. consented, and On hi, arrival AZ the hotel
in Philadelphia be registered his name vicks
and servant. Soon after the abolitlunists
appeared aud used every persuasion to induce
the negro to abseond; aud he informed Mt.
VI that they had offered him $50 to run oil.
NJ. v. advised lls boy to demand 900. The
amount was paid, aud the banished negro,
who was taken to the North 20 be left there,
received aid unexpectedly, aud is now resi-.
ding among class oIpeopIc altogether worth
his association.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27

A Goop CRop.--Dr. Baxter, 81 Princess
Anne county, has raised this season 1850
bushels Of wheat on so acres oi land which
formerly produced from me TO two barrels Of
corn TO the acre. This great Improvement
was effected BY guano. PeL hill
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27

ANOTHER REcauT. THE Pensacola Ca.
zette Of the lath., las raised al It's mast head
the names % FILLMORE aud D,nclson, aud
sa,s il intends TO do battle in the cause. II
has heretofore brcn neutral.
Mr.. Ganaway, the editor of the Browns.
vile (rrnn.) Journal, has abandoned the
Democratic party and declared lis adhesion
10 Fillmore aud DouelsOn. So il spreads.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-08-27

Tng BLru RipOE TrsSEL--I'hc report
published IN letter lrom Stanton about the
breaking in,a the blew Ridge Tunnel Of
large stream 81 IL water and the washing out
u the earth is incorrect. Nothing Of the Kind
has occurred.
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To the Farmers Of Orange, Alamance,

Chatham and Wake.
gENIE endersigned have formed a copartnershp for
the purpose of buying WHEAT. They win all I.
ways give The highest Norfolk and Petersburg prices,
detactlng freight and other expenses, IAey will pay,
the cash delivery # the Wheat at fhe Railroad
To carry out more eftcuaIly their purpose. one Of the
firm will lie tthe warehouse Of each of the following
named pieces every week, on the DAYS specified:
MorrsvilIe on Friday,
Durham's, on Wednesday,
Hshoroush, on Tuesday
Mehane's on Wednesday,
Graham, OH THURSDAY.
Dy this arrangement the farmers will receive at home
what their wheat would them in market, without
the risk and trouble Of transportation.
~ The undersigned also offer their services as CON.
MISSION aERClfANrS 10 bay Groceries. They
have made arrangements by which they will he enabled
10 furnish their customers with Groceries N an advfnca
d only three per cent on wholesale prices They have
comlnodious warehouse al Chapel Hill for tie conyo-
nenre Of the farmers Of the neighbofns county where
will lie in attendance at all times. Al CON.
municslpns should be addressed Us at chape Hill
Il. MALLETT,
W. l.. SAUNDERS.
May ). 35--Gm
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The Charleston Mercury continues to de-
nouncc numerically tie party With which it
is associated in support Of Mr.. Buchanan.
The fastest number before US SAYS:
''As party, the Democracy of the North
are not TO be depended on for the mainien.
ance Of their own deliberate and repeated
pledges, still less for the defence Of the South
against their own section. During the ad
ADMINISTRATION Of President Pierce. the Demo-
cratic party in Congress has exhibited retk.
lessnes, Of principle which must shake the
confidence Of its biindest supporters. II has
denounced and trampled upon lis own Presi-
dent, when his highest aud only crime was
devotion TO the principles Of the party. The
success Of Mr.. Buchanan, faithful and firm
as he may be, will prove but fruitless vic.
tory 10 the South and to the Constitution, il
the Democratic party pcrseseresin its down
ward COURSE