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NJ APES's
Titr0gcnizcd SHper-Fi lGspilasc
OF E.ilRle,
Mapes' Improved uper-Phosphate
of Lime.

Mapes improved Super-fhospnate
of Lime.
/ FREDERICK M'CREADY,
General Agent for the Manufacturers, Office Of the Work
ing Farmer, l43 Fulton Street, N. York.
JAMES WEBB, Agent, Hillsborough, N c.
THE numerous experiments by which these fertilizers
L have been tested, prove rher superiority all
others in the cultivation Of all kinds Of crops, in the
garden and in the field.
They are prepared under the direction Of Professor
Mapcs, Editor Of the Working Farmer, and have been
used by himself and Others with the most marked adj
ysniages, for the last five years.
Arrangements made by the manufacturers enable them
10 procure the materials al the cheapest possible rates,
and hence they can offer pure article composed en-
tirey Of phosphate Of lime, sulphuric acid, Peruvian
guano and sulphate of ammonia al price equal 70 that
81 Peruvian guano but for The Of the farmer it is OF
quite double its value. BY such treatment the ammonia
i no longer volatile, and hence il is note lasting than
| Peruvian guano.
| Five hundred pounds Of the improved Super-Phos-
phate of Lime have been found by frequent experiment
10 fully equal in value thirty half cords Of well roed
stable manure and from not being volatile, lasts in the
soil until consumed by the plants.
The convenience Of this consists in is small
bulk, and consequent Of handling. single hun
died pounds applied topdressing TO meadows will
increase the yield more than ton per acre.
IL superiority and economy, compared with guhno,
is very great Comparative experiments have been made
with this manure, alongside Of oil other known feriz-
crs and invariably with results favorable 10 the lmpros
ed Super-PhOsphate Of Lime.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

New Orleans, Ma oh Goth.
Thc steamship Daniel Webster. from San
Juan with dates to the 2lst, has arrived.
Schlessienger was marched out OF Costa
RIGA ON the 9th Of March.
Walker was reinforced by 500 Americans.
Costa Rica had formally declared war
against Nicaragua. The news reached Gra-
nadia on the 10Th inst. Walker returned the
compliment Immediately. and the same even
ing accompanied 500 men across the line to
Virgin BAY. The next day 800 men under
SchIessienger marched to Costa Rica. At the
latest adsices they had not met the enemy,
but had provided themselves with horses
aud intended proceeding against Guamo Cas-
tie.
Major IIeiss arrived out ON the 2lst with
dispatches from Gen. Wheeler, the American
minister.
The ambassador fran San Salvador had ar
rived at Granada with dispatches oi peace
fol eAasateF.
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THE kNucKLE
WASHING MACHINE,
Patented by Christopher Holnssworih, Indiana. May
9Th, 1855.

MADE AND SOLD ny
ABENANDER KSON,
Owner Of the Patent Right in the counties Of Johnston
Wake. Orange, Person anj Alanancc.
INHEsE Machines save iimc labor. soap snd clothes.
n as the diti Is taken out without rubbing. They
will siye more IN ono year IN ordinary sired family
than their cost. There l. no work which females are
rallied upon 10 perform that . libofous and unhea
thy az washing. A great many Machines have been
Invented m Tie purpofe II relieving this labor. M,
answered the purpose until the introduction 81 the
KNuCkLE MACHINE. which has given entire "a.
iIsiicen when fully and fairly tested.
pfce II The Machine. delivered 10 persons IN any Of
the anye named coanlics ton dollars. All orders ~.
dressed b Alexander Dickson. Marlborough, Orange
county. n. e.. will tc promptly attended 10.
Ese Machine warranted, when fully and fairly tiled.
March IA, 1850. 30
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N OF &c Ee

MOTTO Ee
rEyIlE copartneshp heretofore existing at Chapel Hill
a under the firm OF Oldham & Prtchard, was dis
solved on the ed instant.
All persons having claims against the late concern,
will please present them To the subscriber; and al in
deaed the notified that payment must he
made 10 the subscriber, who only is authorized 10 receive
'ne sd"e' EAS0N PRITCHARD.
Chapel Hi March 26, 1856. 3D.
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William G. Chambee and others, "a parfe.
DURSUANT tic decree Of the Court of Equity for
A. Orange county, held at the court house in iillsbo-
rough on the second Monday in March, 1885, shall Of
fer public sale, upon the premises, Thursday the
nth DAY Of April next, that valuable tract Of land in
Orange county, the waters Of Mud Creek belonging
TO the heirs Of the late Alfred Chambee adjoining the
lands Of VIM. w. Guess John W. Chambee and others,
containing about one hundred and seventy-two acres
Nine months credit will be gwen the purchaser Civ
ing bond and good security and the title will be reser.
we'd until The purchase money is paid. The sale will
lake place at IL O'clock
THOMAS WEBB, c. &. M. e.
March II. Price dav. So: 90 30
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w N # r ID

"A LAD fourteen or fifteen years Of age will he taken
- an applentice to the Printing Business, on opp-
cation at this Office.
March Is. IL
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MARRIED,

MARRIED.
On Wednesday evening the 18th ult., in Daricn,
Conn. BY the Rev. Mr. Corning ]. NJ. LEA, Of Ala
nance County, n. Carolina, TO Miss HoLMrs, Of Da-
ricn.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE CouNTy.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court o. Law--March Term. 1856.
TT is ordered by the Court ilat Special Term Of
I of the Superior Court Of law and Equity be held
70 the county Of Orange Al the court house in sho-
rough on the second Monday of June next Parties
and witnesses in civil suits are hereby notified to
tend. I4s-Ec err cIo.L
March %. 32-l0w
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS,
DEMAINING Of the Post Office in HIsborough on
II the lsi day Of Aprils 1856.
!. @. Allison, William Keen,
David 5. Allison, Susan lynch,
g. w. Bracket, Rev. A. W. Linebery,
Mrs. Mary j. Blackwood, John ). Moore,
Samuel &. Barnes, Thomas hctirath,
f,emuel Carroll, Martha Rhodes,
Sarah A. Cole, Jane Reeves.
David Dancy, Percy Roberts,
James Dreycror, Joseph A. Smith,
!. Durham. T. J. Srayhorn,
Benjamin F. Emerson, Josiah p. Sugg,
James fenc, r. b. Smiley.
Iamrs NJ. Gill, Nathaniel Turner,
d. g. Gollon, b. Vaughn n Co.
James II. Hanly, J. W. Underwood,
John Hubert, Bobert Nnson,
w. ". Johnson, Myer Vinebrongh,
:. JahDsnn, G.. yaney.
w. II. Jones, George NJ Whiting,
Robert ZONES, Catharine Waller.
Alexander Jackson.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, p. u.
April |. 81
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TO CONTRACTORS.

I'VE prepared 10 receive sealed proposals 10
w erect building for the Orange County Agricul.
tura Society on Their grounds Immediately South Of
the Rail Road in the Thompson field. The proposals
to be handed 10 INV Norwood and opened on the 18th
Of April in the presence Of the COMMITTEE.
For particulars refer to either OF the committee.
J. w. NORWOOD,
j. g. TURRENTINE,
]. b. LEATHERS,
ALEX'R DICKSON,
PRIDE JONES.
March IL. go
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Walker issued proclamation on the 9th,
stating that he was invited by the De-
mocraiic party Of Nicaragua. That he had
struggled 10 carry out the principle 81 the
Revolution Of 1854, but the Legitimist party
refusing all efforts at Cancellation, nothing
was left but war.
The Costa Rica Government had issued
an address 10 the people of central America
calling on them u rise and destroy the Ame-
rican invaders.
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Richeson Nichols 4 others " Susan Thompson & others
III URSUANT 10 decree Of the Court Of Equity for
Orange county held at The courthouse in HILLSIDE
rough on the second Monday in March, 1886, shall
offer for sale, at the courthouse door in Hisboroush
on Saturday the 18th day Of April next, that yalu-
able HOUSE and LOT in lIillshOreugh King Street
Immediately west Of The store Of Messrs. Laiimer &
Brown, whereon Mrs. Porter Thompson no lives con-
tanning ore half acre, moro or less.
Five months credit will be giyen,the purchaser giving
bond and good security; The title will be reserved until
The purchase money is paid. Sale At l2 o'clock.
THOMAS WEBB, C. & NJ. =.
February l6. Price adv. 5000 3d.
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Wesley Gates and others, er paris.-Pettion 10 sell
Real Efiafe.
EDURSUANr 10 a decree 81 The Court Of Equity for
L Orange county. held al the cour house in Hlsho-
rough on The second Monday in March, 1856, ] shall
offer for Of public sale upon the premises on Friday the
18th day Of April next that valuable tract Of land in
Orange county belonging the heirs OF William Gates,
deceased, on the waters Of Dry Creek, adjoining the
lands Of William Garard, John Cole, James Rhodes and
others containing about nneiy-six acres. Nine months
credit will be given, the purchaser giving bond with ap-
proved security; and the title will be reserved until the
purchase money paid Sale TO take place al IL o'clock
THOMAS WEBB, C. & NJ. f.
March II Piice adv. ) ? 100 80
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" a N n T. ID

WANTED,
a FIRST rate Cauiigc Painter, lor which lilcnI
HURDLE & HURDLE.
Walnut Ctnse, APnl 5. as
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February u.
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rn1.noRArH1c NEWS.
rpoKrEp r0R Th ii DIsPATcH



Congressional
WARRINGTON, Aug. 1.-the House bin IN re-
Vermont for expenses incur ID IN 1885, o.
to preserve the neutrality laws was passed.
Mr.. Wilson introduced 8 bin 10 secure to actual
SETTLERS benefits resulting from grants u lind to
railroads, reservng 10 them the alternate sections
as eel per scrs. rs Is Il sfssEsst p ftls 3 =
The consideration Of the civil appropriation bill
was resumed. So saessssr b.
The civil appropriation hill WAS amended by ap-
propratng $3.50 200 for the Capitol extension, and
$500. 900 for the continuation Of the Washington
aqueduct. ,4ea ssa, Hsa . f,s.f5. i
The Senate then took recess Of two hours. a.
EreninS Session Mr.. Bayard's amendment ap-
propriating 100000 to the continuance Of the
dome OF the Capitol WAS adopted
Mr. James amendment providing for two prin-
eipal and two assistant Examiners in the Patent
Office was adopted. II
Honse-The House passed the Senate bill regu.
lating the diplomatic and consular saiaries
Fifty thousand copies of the tariff report were
ordered to be printed.
A bill was passed appropriating S2OJOO0 for
naval depot ct Brunswick, Ga
The Senate bin regulating the compensation
was amended by allowing $1,000 for the extra ses-
sion Gnstead of $1,000 each for the short and long
sessions) The books for the members to be paid
for from their compensation
bill for the appointment In the arfny OF "a sur
geons and assistants was passed: also. bill for
the survey, of the southern boundary OF Kansas.
and the Senate bill amended the fees, costs, and
general expenses of the judiciary.
The Ocean Mail Steamship Bill was considered
The House adjourned action.
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The True Men Of ,he Nor,h,

We were happy to see the distinction 30 clearly
and broadly drawn In . late able speech Of Mr..
Tcombs, in the Senate, between tbe true men Of
the North and the fauaica multiplying, dissolution
and civil war party which Ia now trying to place
John g. Fremont in the Executive Chair. when
these free soil Senator'S" said Mr.. Toombs, "tell
me that they alone represent the opinions Of the
North, that the national men of that section are
condemned and outlawed by their constituents,
tell them do net believe IT, ] have heard their
shrieks before. ] know there is an upconquered
and unconquerable body OF patriots at the North
who repel with scorn and contempt the impudent
assumptions. know the Senator from New York
OR. Seward represents = party there, II the two
OF thrss factions who elected him may be called
party. know the Senators from Massachusetts
were lawfully elected by the proper authority TO
represent that State The Other Black Repubii
cans and Freesoilers too have lawful commissions
y speak for the States which they represent Blu,
these commissions give them no right to speak for
osner constituencies whom they do not represent !:
ana while admit their Senatorial equsity In this
o,nysi look with contempt upon their insolens At
semetto palm tfenselvss Of upon the country a.
me North, - the rightfui and true expouents 81
~ spinsons Of more than half Of the Rspublic.-
Nut when see shs mon u the North who fousha
ssr putiic liberty seventy ave Year. AGO The men
who have stood by the esnnsry In al IL trals: r.
aAsn who hays nnifosmly opposed the factions tia,
.xs attempted, from time - time, 70 tear DON a
Ne very pilins q ths constituiion; tbs men "a
nsss wsshstood thstf dsnnnciations and res,s,ed
en0f's y gain sectional majority By appeal,
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NEW YORK, Aug l5.-Advices from st. Domin
go, states that a revolution was progressing,
growing out of the terms of the Spanish treaty
which favor the Descendants of Spanards. who be-
ing the most numerous, desire hoist the Spanish
flag against the will of the citizens. The soldiers
were Fastening to the Spanish Consul to get re-
gstered as Spanish citizens. Great excitement
had arisen and all the tribunals and public build.
ipgs were closed and business suspended
The President and cabinet were threatening to
resign and the foreigners and liberals were look.
ing anxiously for government vessel to protect
them. .-tf.
The liberals say the Spanish flag shall never
again be hoisted on the Island. The Spanish
Consul is opposing the ratification of the Ameri
can treaty, and threatening the American Con.
al
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70 every passion that could Arouse their pride ap-
prals to their courage appsals TO ianobs ist' for
place. plunder. and power when J see these men
ssill standing true know ana feel that this great
country Ia safe; that thsss appeals win not be liz
tened 10 that they and thsir authors will be des-
pisedr
The distinction here drawn by Mr.. Toombs
ought always to be kept in sight By Southern
speakers and the Southern press. II 10 due to
those Northern men who are true tn the country
aud the Constitution that their fidelity and moral
courage shoud Be ~ fully recognised and ~ warm.
~ applauded BY Southern ~ It is desested ana
denounced by aboiitionists and free soiler' These
men are fighting the battles Of the South IN an
enemy's country, and it is upon them atone tnA.
We can rely for the preservation Of the Union. II
the worst comes to the worst, we shall hnd multi
tudes Of Northern patriots with their muske1s ON
their shoulders defending the Constitution ana the
Union In the streets and fields Of the North ~ Is
but Just and right then that the South should refnss
70 confound the whole North with the miserable
faction of Black Republicans. We are unable 10
say whether . majority of the people OF the free
states are abolitionists nothat must remain for
the contest 10 November to determine. But of one
thing NE are certain-that the friends Of the Union
Il in minority of numbers in the North, are =
minority which embraces the great mass of the
moral worth, the intelligence, and "the sinews of
war" of that section,-a minority with sufficient
moral and material power to put hook in the
nose Of The abolition leviathian and crush bin
in q hand to hand struggle, If he dare to provoke
that desperate contest
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ANOTHER BRITISH SHIPMAsTER RETURNING A
FUGITIvE.-The Charleston Standard of Thursday
has the following:
At an early hour yesterday forenoon, the Pilot
boatCharleston, Captain Burke, of this port, was
hailed outside the bar by the British ship Warbler
from New Orleans, for Liverpool, fifteen days out
The Warbler had on board negro, who was not
discovered ny the captain for some six or seven
days after the sailing of the vessel. The negro
was placed on board the Charleston, and on the
arrival of the latter vessel at her wharf yesterday
evening be was lodged in the guard house to alt
examination.
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The damage by the storm in Baltimore, We'd
nesday, is estimated at 100000 A.
fisherman recently brought into Nantucket a
swordfish, which, when dressed, weighed 500
pounds. ,.s fs '''
The Chelteham Examiner says the will of the
late bishop of Gloucester and Bristol was written
on half shes of letter paper.
Gunner. the great cricket player, committed SUI
icide in London on the Goth ult
The total coinage of the San Francisco mint for
the quarter ending lst July, was $ll .3l4 e9l 50.
fremont Temple, Boston, has been secured by
religious society there free place of worship
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SCHOOL MASTER MURDERED.-An atrocous
murder has just been committed in Florence,
Ala. A correspondent of the Mobile Morning
Herald, thus furnishes the particulars
A scboolmaster had a tame sparrow of which he
was very fond, and he had warned his scholars
that if any of them killed it, they should die by
his hands BY accident, or intentionally, one Of
the boys stepped ON the bird and killed it, Alarm.
ed at the threats of the MASTER the boy was afraid
to return to school, but the master trauquilized the
boys mind, and begged him to come back. He
did 3d. and after the lessons finished, he took
him into private room, and strangled him. On
the boys father hearing what had occurred, he
loaded his gun and went and shot the school
master dead. :
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LABOR IN AUSTRALIA -Advices had been re-
ceived at Liverpool, from Australia, to the 2d of
May, reporting that much complaint was made of
the want Of labor, the trades having combined and
obliged employers to reduce their working hours
from ten to eight, paying them. nevertheless, on
the ten hours scale. Female servants were
tremely scarce, and much wanted.
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A BIG FEE Mr. Ferrie, of this city, who re-
Gently established his Legitimacy in the courts of
New York, and acquired property left by bis mo-
Their to the value of 100000, had agreed to pay
his attorneys Messrs. Chase e. Ball. of this CITY,
twenty per cent. in case they gained the suit for
him Consequently they pocket the snug sum of
eco OOO-Cin Com.
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2 SALE OF PoTAToEs.-The Louisville Courier
states that the crops throughout that region have
proved very short, almost entire failure in some
localities, owing to the drouth, and prices rule
high. On Monday contract was made for the
product Of an entire cropo some hundred and tif
~ acres at the rate of SO per Dbl, to be delivered
in the fall
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ARKANSAS ELECTION Returns have been re-
ceivsd from "a counties in Arkansas, which show
that to the House Of Delegates Is democrats and
10 Americans have been elected and 10 the Senate
20 democrats and 5 Americans. Conway's (dem }
majority for Governor is nearly 10000, and both
Of the Congressman are democratic
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= ter OF IRTTE&kg -Ggssatning In the
Il 1ichmond fo4 Odiseacn The 18th day Of Aug
1886 S - go
q rsr.oss s.llisE ior Letter. IN this List will
rF- once hours Sundays, hereafter, from 5 TO
n and FROM to r. M.
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Washinxtou Affairs.

WASHINGTON, August l5-The Cabinet has not
ordered the diseontinuance of the Kansas prosecu.
lions for treason. -i. at - -.. ,.-aI....
Iii said that the President has appointed Daniel
Radcliffe assistant solicitor Of the Court of Claims
There is no truth in the rumor that Secretary
Dobein is to succeed Mr.. Mason at the Court of
France . -.....5
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Accidentto the Arabia

+ HALIFAX, Aug 15.-The steamship Arabia ar
rived here to-day from Boston outward bound.
She leaks considerably. having struck the rocks
twice yesterday in thick fog near Shoal Island.
She will remain here to-day to ascertain the extent
of damages
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The GaIe a, the Lekes.

BUFFALO, n. Y. Aug. IA The effects of the re-
cent lake gale are beginning to be heard of. The
propeller Troy, heHce for Grand Henri, is ashore
at Bots Blanc Island the brig Arabian, from Os
wego for Chicago, is ashore at Pressure Isle; the
barque Great West was dismantled, and forced to
put back to this port. taz. .s. t.-. -f-
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GRAIN IN THE WEST--The receipts of grain
at Chicago for August promises to be among, if
not the largest ever known. From all parts of
the West but account, it is stated is received
and that an exceedingly favorable one, for grain.
The quantity and quality are alike good, and the
addition to the wealth of the country by the har-
vest of 1856 can be estimated only by millions of
dollarg. f ~
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Collision in Boston Harbor-Five Lives

BOSTON, Aug. ia yacht was sunk in the ha r
Dor yesterday by collision with the ferry boat.
Ten persons were on board of whom five were
drowned. The following the names of those
who lost their lives Mrs s. Ervipg. Mrs Samuel
Robinson, Miss H Greenway and Misses Mary E.
and Mary G. Hamilton.
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HEAVY SUIT.-Dr. X. l. Cowper, Of Murfrees
boro', n. c., has commenced suit against the VIII
mingtan and W eldon Railroad Company for S25.
600 damages, for accident which occurred to
him near Wilmington, last year, in which one Of
his legs rendered useless by being crushed in
a collision between . freight and passenger car
The most eminent counsel in North Carolina are
engaged
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NAvAL-By the late arrival from the I.thmus of
Panama, we learn that the United States ship In
dependence, for whose safety some fears have been
expressed in the newspapers, had returned to Val
paraiso
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ACCIDENT David Mcbride, youth, at Charles:
town, Va, had an arm shockingy mapgled on
Wednesday evening by q threshing machine His
arm was entirely cnt off below the elbow and the
flesh stripped off above it His recovery is doubt
fnl
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NEW YORK WING COMMUNICATIVE n Y
Wing State Convention, on Thursday, adopted re-
solution opposing Buchanan and Fremont, and
endorsing Mr.. Fillmore. Delegates were appoint.
ed to attend the National Wing Convention in
Baltimore