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Original 1)ortrp.
For The Cecil Wing.
Good Night! Good Bye!
TO n ELLIE.

"There are tones that will haunt us though lonely
Our path be or mountain or sea;
There arc looks that will part from us only
When memory ceases to be.
here are hopes which our burthen can Tighten,
Though toilsome and steep be our way,
And dreams that like moonlight can brighten
With u light that is clearer than day.
There are hours of grief and of sadness
Which in memory long are the last;
There are moments of joy and of gladness
That are thought of so dear till they re past
There are smiles of an angelic sweetness
Cast often on Lfes darkest way,
Which rival the shadow in hcetncss,
And like shadows pass quickly away.
Now tonight to an angel of beauty
Whose soul in its mystical deep,
Is as pure as tho dream Of the inf'..
More sanity, more holy, than sleep;
Whose tones are like voices of Peri
With songs of the Heaven to be,
Like the bicezcs from Araby's Highlands,
That are signing just over the sea.
Whose eyes are as blue as the amber,
And as clear as the day star Of light
Whose innocent heart is far purcr,
man the star Oh G0u ShlNlIp to-nlSnt-
give my hearts best alteration,
Though HOPELESS the future may be,
And my heart and soul ne or can forget her,
I'LL moniory ceases to be
And l say goodnight to this maiden,
With Il heart that is fearful and lore
Goodnight! Good bye! to the music
Of that beautiful vcnly tone.
And goodnight! good-n night to tho day-dream
Of the hours | ever shall prize,
To the hopes, once brilliant and buoy"nt,
And the glance of the peri-lke eyes.
Good. ght Good bye! to thee Nellie!
l roam 'er the mountain or sea;
i traverse the wide track less desert
But thy form ever shall see.
And that voice in its fary-likc sweetness
Its music l ever shall hear.
And in Dire ans l shall see thy bright features
Goodnight! Goodbye Nellie dear
8,,opoI. Inn 1876
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WIN. A. RICHARDSON DESCRIBED. The
Louisville journal gives the personal expert
once of its editor in relation to certain PROM
incnt characteristics of the Democratic cam
didate for Speaker of the House of Rcprcsen-
tatives. The editor says: ..... ~
Mr.. Richardson, of Illinois, whom the adj
mlnstraton members support, is no doubt
ostcnsbly sound upon the Kansas question,
but he Is drinking, coarse. vulgar, and rude
man.. We CHANGED, less than two years ago,
to be thrown near him where he and several
other members of Congress were gathered in
circle by themselves. A gentleman by our
side pointed him out to US and remarked,
that, if we would listen little while, we
should be certain TO hear some hard swear
ing,
We didn't listen, but we couldn't help hear
ing. We have heard gamblers swear we
have heard sailors swear we have heard
tiatboatmcn swear, and we have even heard
tishwomcn 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 of them would
have been amusing but for their dreadful bias
Ihemy. We could not help thinking that he
was in the habit Of dcvoting more time and
study TO the invention ofnew modes of swear
ing and cursing and disappearing than
to all the other pursuits of life. We
do believe that he could ont curse anything
under hcavcn-eyccpt perhaps his Holiness
the Pope. But. if nobody else will suit the
seventy-tour for the Spcakcrship, they must
stick to him. If they elect him, they will
have Speaker to curse for them, and a
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LUMBER! LUMBER!!

4 7 greatly reduced prices at the old stand
II on North Street, opposite the Jail, where
at all times may be found a general assort-
ment of SEASONED LUMBER, such as -
Pine and IIemlock Boards, Scanting, Joist,
l J and inch Plank, Pine and Cypress Shin.
giles, Plastering Lath, Pailngs, Dressed
Flooring, &c. r5-Persons in want will find
it to their interest to call on us.
SAMUEL b. FOARD,
JOHN q. ALERlDGE.
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GssAEN w ANTER,

will pay the highest cash prices for Corn
Wheat and Oats, delivered at the Elkton
Depot, or any place on the Elk, Sassatras or
Bohemia River, or in the Chesapeake and
Del. Canal. SAML. b. FOARD.
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ExPREssIoN OF SENTIMENT. follow
ing resolution was unanimously passed at q
mass meeting of the American party, held in
Wheeling, on Thursday night last
Resolved, that the American party of
Wheeling cordially endorse the course of the
National Americans now in Congress-, that
they have viewed with pride and satisfaction
their stcadfast refusal to make any conccs-
sion to, or compromise with, the Black Re-
publican supporters of Mr.. Banks, or to fuse
with Locofocoism as desirable as a speedy Or
eanization of the House may be, unless it
could be done on terms alike honorable to
themselves, and the National American party.
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HIU haEREKs,

'ENilE undersigned having just received an
IL other lot Of IIcmlock and White Pine
Lumber, at very reduced rates, offer the
same at corresponding low prices. Those
who need, may find it to their intercst to call
an examine the stock on hand at Winners
Point and George Town, by
June l6 WILMER & FORD,
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A REMARKABLE CASE OF AsSAULT.-Thc
Burlington. VT, Free Press has the following
John Chout. President Picrce's Postmaster
at Underhill Centre, was arrested and broug
hit before Justice llollenbeck, charge with as
sault and battery on his daughter, young
lady Of thirty years of age. The offence COM
miltcd by the young lady, for which she was
beaten by her father. as appeared before the
court, was the reading of American papers,
He pleaded guilty, and was fined four dollars
and costs.
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Eulnbrr.
GEO. II. HOWARD. JOHN OWENS. JACOB d. ASH
ASSORTED LUMBER,
For Sale by
HOWARD, 0syEHs s. CO.,
On lie 1 o. Ii L. liz lr...Ia.,..

On Tie Lot nert 10 Tic academy,
f l. X TON, D.,
W7lIERE we are prepared to accommo-
w date our friends and the public with n
choice lot Of Lumber, including W hite Pine
and lIemlock Boards, Joist and Scantling.
Dressed Flooring, Ash Plank, Shingles, Lath
and PliIings.
Call and look through our stock.
Elkton June 10y
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JOHN Il. ROWAN.
REMON Al.

'" M. j. JONES has removed his Law
w Office to the first stony of'The Cecil
Whig' Building, where he may always be
found ready to give prompt attention to all
business placed in his hands.
Nov. loft.
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TREASURY DEpARTMENT.-Thc leading
points of Secretary Guthrie's Report have
been published some weeks ago. He recon-
mcrds the admission, duty free, of wool as
raw material, together with chemicals and
dve-stuus, but no interference with the article
of iron.
The increase of imports over the previous
year is STA OBS 1886. The foreign imports
for the fiscal year ending Both, 1855, were
$2Gl $50 9G0, against 1905, 7S0253 for tie
preceding year. showing a decline Of S44,-
397 ,293 The total exports were 1915, l56-,
SIG, against &27S,24l ,074 for the preceding
year, showing decline of only So 0S4 2lS.
1t will be. seen from this, that while for the
year 1851 the imports exceeded the exports
S27 $50 lS0, for the last year the exports
exceeded the imports $l3,773,SS6.
The tables further show an increase, dur
ing the last year. of SIC, lO2 1854 in the I'M
ports of free goods, but falling off of $751;
253 SO7 in dutable merchandise, and of
So ,246 $50 in specie.
OF the total exports of specie for the last
year, S53 ,951 AIS We're of domestic ploduc-
ton, and IS 2So, 925 Of foreign. The ship
mcnts Of domestic produce, exclusive of
specie, were $40, 40G, 800 less than for the
preceding year, while there is an increase of
81 ,497, 23l in the exports of foreign pro.
duce, and 81, 5G5,5lO in exports of specie.
Dspm n,py n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-11
Obituary.

Departed this life on the ID Of June, Mrs. ANNE ca
uERcS at the resdeneof her son Dr. Cameron in this
place, in the cd year of her age.
Mrs. Cameron has left numerous family TO mourn
her loss, and large circle Of sympalhiring friends whc
will cherish the recollection Of her many virtues. She
was generous friend, fond mother, and sineers
christian. She was great sufferer during her proirae
ted illness, and esiueed spirit Of true submission "a
the hand Of Goa and rcposed eonading trust in the
merits and righteousness q her Redcemer, During heI
attack. which markrd BY The most intense suffer
ing, she promptly appreciated the kind sympathy o.
her friends and manifested the warmest gratitude FOL
the devoted and unlrng attentions Of the immcliai,
meIrber Of the family, who watched by her bedsd,
and ministercd 70 all her wants with noble assduity
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Valuable Land for Sale.

A S the subscribers design removing their Carriage
"A Establishment 10 Person county, they will otter
Tor sale, on the 2lih Of May, all their Lands in Orange
county, VIZ:
One tract containing about SO acres.
situated seven and hall miles north Of sborough,
on he main road 10 Person court house. About l75
aces Of this tract arc under cultivation, The balance
well ,imbctcj. The situation is not surpassed by
any in The county place for business and in farming
lands. with good water and plenty u il. The chan
ccs buying auch desirable situations Ibis lime
rarr that We deem i unnecessarily give farther par.
ticuars
Also one tract Of Piney Land, con-
tanning about 900 acres. king Immediately the same
road well mcred and well adapted 10 tobacco, wheat
and corn.
The shove lands will lie sold in small parcels % sui,
purchasers ~ IL whole tracts, may he dcscd. One
or two likely young negroes would be taken IN tx.
ehinge. TENS, twelve months credit, with interest
allcr six months.
HURDLE 8. HURDLE.
April 90 36-
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ifalfax, Juno 4.
The Cunlfd steamer Niassra, IRON Liverpool
on The liIh uliimo, arrived al this pot This eve
ming.
The news by this arrival Is unimp otlani.
The new British loan had III been taken a %
per cent. The excitement on The Italian cues.
ton still continued.
The British Ministry had sgain irumphed on
a motion made in the House Of Lords by Lord
Colchester TO censure The Peace Plenipoienii-
aries for abandoning The maritime law iouchln
nculrals. Lord Clarendon defended tho Plea.
ipoieniisfies. coniending tbs, they only gave
up "a principle no longer possible 10 msin'sin'
quoting Mr.. Marcy's letter on The subject AZ A.
bic and denihcj. The motion was lost BY
msiofily Of 6Ily.four.
lord John Russell gave notice OF his intention
90 ask The question whether The Government IN.
tended 10 Interfere between Nicaragua aud Cos.
"a Rira. The Times thinks that England and
the United States must combine for The adjust
men, 81 Central American affairs, and also sug
Pes SIS ,he Emperor Of Russia a. umpire Coz ,b'
DDied States on ibo Mosquito Coast question
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ORANGE HOTEL,

1HNHE subscihers having purchased the above Hotel
OF II Nichols, Esq, now repairing and reiur-
nisning IT, and will speedily have it completed in such
manner asthey hope viii give satisfaction to ALL esea
the most faSdicus. They intend il for First Class
House. It's situation being on King Street. the pnci.
pal thoroughare to and from the depot Of the N. Caro-
lima Railroad and also the handsomest street in the
town, inducements arc offered visitors and soourners
which cannot 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
adapted 10 their convenience.
They hope 10 receive, what they are determined 10
merit, liberal share Of patronage.
Ii. c. S'rROWD & co.
May 10. 3s-
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FROM EUROPE.

Quebec, Junc ,.
The steamer Indian arrived here ihismofnine
with Liverpool dates 10 the 2lsI ulI., four days
laler than previous adsiees.
The political news Is unimponani.
The agents Of Costa Rca aud some Of he A.
merriam States had, ever since the aiiark oil
Walker. appealed 70 England 10 assist them IN
defending themselves; aud great variety Of pro-
iecis had been laid before The British gnyemmen,
iot the acceptance Of q pfoteeiofaie BY England
and tho grant of material assistance. All These
requests lIer Majesy's government bad refused,
declaring that il disaPprcsed Of The existing stale
or things in Nicaragua. and thought !, would cast
shade upon The reputation ol The United States
and knew no better plan Than for the United
slz,es and the British governments 10 combine
Coz The protection Of their subjects.
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ST. Louis, june 5.
Kansas dates to the 25th ult., have been
received. Fifty Dragons are stationed at
Topeka, and one hundred at Lawrence. II
lis rumored that party Of Col. Buford's
men are encamped near 0sawatomi and we're
committing many depredations upon the
squatters' property. The latter becoming en-
ragged attacked the camp Of the former, kill
ing FIVE men and drove the remainder away in
some vicinity Of Missouri.
The pro-slayery men identified with the
troubles in Kansas were waited upon by a
Committee and ordered to pack up and move
FOR Missouri, instanter. Many families com
piled with the demand and the greatest ex-
citement prevails.
Gov. Shannon sent detachment Of troops
there to preserve order. The investigating
Committee adjourned from Leavenworth to
Wesport on the 3lst ut. They will leave
for Washington on the 10th.
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TAX TICE.
June 10.

WILL attend a, the following time. and places IN
The county Of Alamancc Cor the purpose Of collect,
ing the Taxes due IRON tic said county Cor the year
1855, si1:
Al Burnt shop, on Monday, July liIh.
John Thompson's. Eco, on Tuesday the 18th.
John Neuln's, on Wednesday the 18th.
Michael AIHghl's. on Thursday the i7ih.
George Paiierson's, on Friday the 18th.
u. Graves. on Saturday The lylh.
I.ea's Store, on MONDAY the 2ist.
Henry Dasan's. on Tuesday The 22d.
Chesley y. FAUCETS. on wclnc~layiihc 23j.
B.F.& N. II. Monon's Store, on ThufsJay the 9Th.
Jacob somefss, on Friday the 25,h.
Boon'a Station, on Saturday The 26h.
John Tufreniine's, on Monday the 2S,h.
Graham, on Tuesday the 2s,h.
II The Magistrates appointed 10 take ihesls, Of
Taxsbles. will attend with me a, the tines and places
above mentioned.
J. TApsc0T'r, Sheriff.
June 6. 42-5w
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The Medical School

Will commence on the 18th Of July. The mode Of in
siruclion will be by Lectures. Examinations and Med-
cal Conversations Each Student will be required al
such times as may be designated by tie Principal, to
write essays in the various branches Of Medicine and
will be prscticed in applying handages for fractures &C.
and in the use Of Surgical Instruments.
Dr. Scott will exhibit and explain the various kinds Of
Surgical Instruments, and also apparatus for The adjust
ment of fractures and disocaiions and occasion
quires drawings and charts for illustrations in Anatomy
and in the Practice Of Medicine. In winter oppo-
tuny will be given fof exercise in Practical Anatomy.
Instead Of speaking fully of Medical School,
append notice Of il by DR.. Richard Blackna whose
well known character Physician enables him 10 APP
precae The importance Of such facilities for Medical In
strucon propose 10 offer. Proper moral depon-
ment will Of course he expected Of gentlemen who may
attend the Medical School.
TERas.-The usual rates fixed by the Medical Pro-
fession--slO0 per annun Raies Of board as above
su''Vu. Rev. JOHN A. McMnnncn, Chairman.
Rev. II. ARNOLD,
Nj. JOHN b. LEATHERS,
Mr. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col ID. ID. PARRISH, Secretary.
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New York win 60 for Fillmore. lie

New York will go for Fillmore this
no longer be doubted. New York is as sure
10 cast her vote for the American ticket as
the day Of election is certain TO come. Moth
ing in the future is more certain. The Anne
rican party In this State is unit. Thou
sands not ranked as members Of our party
will give their suifrages to Mr.. Fillmore, be-
cause he isa safe man. Every day we hear
aud see unmistakable evidence Of Mr.. Fill
more's great strength among the people with.
cut party distinction. The troubles, foreign
and domestic, that thicken upon the country,
have caused the people to turn to Mr.. Fill.
more as .astatesman Of prudence. wisdom. ex-
perience, honesty, and as man in whom are
combined, in a remarkable degree. those
qualities 50 much needed at the present time
IN Chief Magistrate. As was said oil Nr.
Clay
"Unio thee million eyes now gladly turn.
and every day adds to the ranks Of thou
sands of volunteers who have rallied around
his standard in New York. The great solid
classes, who feel that they have stake IN
the country, who have become satisfied with
the " new man" experiment, and have come
TO realize the value Of safe man at the head
Of the government, are making up their minds
that il is their duty and interest to support
Mr.. Fillmore. tor they know him to be
"honest, capable. aud faithful to the con-
stitution." This is the grand political fac
of the day--and we assure our friends, al
home and abroad, that New York may be set
down as safe for Millarl Fillmore.
Albany S1aiemaa.
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M. Brooks 10 Senator Wilson.
Srnafor Wilson 10 Mr.. BROOKS.

Washington, May 20, l0t o'clock.
SIR: Your note Of the eth inslsnl was pla-
ced 10 my hands by your friend. Gen. Lane, at
90 minutes past ten this morning.
characterized on the floor ofihe Senate the
assault upon my colleague "as brutal, murder
Gus, and cowardly." thought SO then, | think
so now. have no qualifications whatever TO
make in regard 10 those words.
have never entertained or expressed, in the
Senate or elsewhere. The idea Of personal respon-
sibiiisy ia the sense Of the dneIlsL have al
ways regarded duellIog as The lingering relic Of
barbarous civilization, which The law OF the
country has branded as crime. While. there
fore. religiously believe in The right Of self de-
fence in lis broadcast sense. the law Of my coun-
Try aud the malured convictions Of my whole
life alike forbid me 10 meet you for tho purpose
indicated in your letter.
Your obeiienl servant.
HENRY WILSON.
Hon. p. 8. Books.
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The New York Herald says that I" Mr..
Fillmore has always borne himself as a res
pectable gentleman among the scurvy poll
ticians Of the day--in fact be may be justly
cIassed as one &c the few statesmen Of the
old school left among u.s."
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To the Farmers Of Orange, Alamance,
Chatham and Wake.

To the Farmers Of Orange, Alamance,
Chatham. and Wake.
VyHE undersigned have formed copartnership for
Il the purpose of buying WHEAT. They will al
ways give the highest Norfolk and Petersburg prices
deduclng freight aud other expenses They will pay
the cash on delivery Of the Wheat at the Railroad.
To carry out eiccualy their purpose Of The
firm will he al The warehouse Of each Of the following
named places. every week, on the days specified:
Morrisville, on Friday,
Durham's, on Wednesday,
Hillsboroueh, on Tuesday,
hlehane's, on "Wednesday,
Graham, OH Thursday.
BY this arrangement The farmers will receive al home
what their wheat would net them in Market without
the risk and trouble of transportation.
The undersigned also offer their services CON-
MISSION MERCHANTS TO hay Groceries. They
have made arrangements by which they will be enabled
to furnish their customers with Groceries al an advance
Of only three per cent wholesale prices They have
comaodious warehouse al Chapel ili for the conye-
nienee Of the farmers of the neghborng country. where
some one will he in attendance at all times. All COM
muncations should be addressed to us at Chapel HILL
+. MALLETT,
w. i. SAUNDERS.
\ MAY 5. 35-6m
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take pleasure in recommending DR.. Scots Medical
Glass TO young men who may wish 10 read Medicine.
d.. Scott is native 81 Orange county, n. Carolina.
lie has iccn for several years Demonstration 10 The Ma
lonal Medical College. Washington, d. e., where. Of
course he had all the advantages Of becoming eminent.
~ qualified fer taking charge Of medical class. DR..
SCOTS class. on account Of the opportunities afforded
BY him, Tor exercises in Practical Anatomy, will be ia
advance d those who take the ordinary course, before
attending Leues for graduation; as the anatomy Of the
soft paris OF Practical Anatomy is generally neglected
RICHARD BLAcKNAII., NJ. ID.
May &c. 4O-em