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ANn ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
JufrssIsFsi, GrIns, iis Ts,Hn,h IAsusaHi'
1 FEW WORDS on ihc rational treatment,
y without mrl..ina, ui ~reuuItuuhCs, ct To-
al Wrshns.s, Nocturnal Emssions, Gsnit,l and
NsD.r. DEBILITY, luputcucy and tmpcdim'nts to
marriage generality.
~ T. pE LANEY. MD.
r.. important TACT that many alarming com
rfi#. uri -tu,tiHg tp che tnurudruro aud sllitude
u, ,urfh uIt hr ,.t.il, removed vith1ut medicine.
3. in tri. .utU tact, clssil, demonstrated; and
the aHr.rs Hcu a1I highly .uccs..iuI treatment,
lei. .Hrf.I Do, thc suihrr luIiy explained, by mcauf
OF which ever, one &. easbIrd To cure h,mselt per
teeth BHI eco tls I,y-. pussihr cost, thereby avoid
eng 800 ibr advertised uustrrms Of The d1N.
scott o. ans ald.rs., gratis aud p"stiIec IN a
scaled slytu.g. O., rrmitiiI- two postage stamps
q, d.. D. Delaney II Lispcuard sueel, New
Noik try. NJ
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Il. :. STEVENS : 60.
Gtour Horst, Sourn rhEIs,l
Ma, I2th, 1855.

Grnilrmru. have need the Patent "''vhnit'i
Iron Oysn. manufactured by YOU, lev weeks;
api ,nust 20, ~ wutks we'll. cmplny n1u 60
a, m, hiking, who gives . yer, favorable account
oft nr hsk,pg mrats, bread, pastry, ard sy'y.
thiag rI.s that b. has baked since be- u'ri 81.
d. not hr.itata a. De-, that % b. The hssi oven
have ever u..i. n doe. us wurA perfectly aud
uilhay,r liu'r ,urL .....
Tml, YOURS, \. llEE~Il.
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N. Y. Central Railroad
GREAT WESTERN,
4. LAKE nor l. Eo' l. .
uninl Ollre and l.chenlI EL.L.m Agtn-N.

Uaio, Odire ADD Gcae,l Ea,Irm Agency.
Sp1,iai NoHrs 10 parties saigroung 10 hda'aS
and the Nta1H Ao's.
Asiie season be- Wc.,cu cuig.. 100 1npmarh.
%. iti. dtirg lo clll ,or5 auetl1' 10 th' u'a",
T,r,I.ir, aII idyHitgr. ih,s l.Hr Ius f'--es o,rI
nn, Other lrIutsn New lrga'Hd 1rd ODE Dr.t
West n, th,. ,ru'r plssr.rEr,. pee. ihilusI AZ
lan,, y. s., ih,urr D., dee New luIh ,rIull
G,il liusl ip Susifbsi1a bridge, u, lulHlo, l1d
have ihcir choice ui ciIhsf ibr
Lake shore az Great Weston Lines, To
amy point West.
The disiaucr tu Cbi.g1, ~ this live, BE- 100
mii,. 10. than %, New lu,k Cos, aII Hf.s0H,e,s
save lfoa ~ Co.. % hUrIs iuHr $500 ibr change
dcs,. and i,agrts ct % tip ih,uus' l."Tg isiind
Souid. anil thr ,un,,aarr anl 'sTr1sr ui il.H'-
ruing lhrm.rl,c- ADD IlygT-r a,,1ss Nrw lolh,
ln Jruc, ti,N.
Even psrson HniInr with Wercra luyrl uu.
hr.iui.Hgl, pinlUrl,rs ih., OH" "nl1 l.F..HrNir
aui f,lltl'e toutr fu che "G,rli Wet ufg..r
3, checked io ~u.I.l-i1u liuHgr, or nu0a", H..i
hy u s,.lrm ofr>,btg,Hg ,br,ts DO iir coo, b. e.
,6thr,ksd io Chi,1gu, -. l.uuis, tiH,lHHHl,. So,
So, rrr,ihg pls-r1grr' ioui ail i,unh'- a1d a"s'
go, Tho
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hiy,u. tupn BsII .,Id rsauias as thcy atc pul up
r,rrir'l,. AMI l.ar our ulrr ani hlel, "TliE'
MONT MILLS. T.. T., DYER 5 60.
10 give consumers some il., IT uor sales, Ne
auicN the ioll1ving scale of prico., va
so. S1g-l1ss T,1. so so. NlriI C.fs', 100
so. O4srr lis SO. JIrl q" 20
SO. v Hv,aa 4" 2.2j so. good 4" leo
.f-rhs Srircs are pul up 80 IL and l'2 20. 10
cases, ,Nr,s-', lur family uss. and 'te warranted
a. lc sirsf, pure artise, an unll reed ttial u
establish them in rullc favor.
SPANISH COrEIE.-Wr would call atien-
ton ul consumer. ,uI 1r,lrrs Co. our NrI7i'h t.f.
E,.a. 1870 article which BE- high, esteemed, sli
give. ihr er,gisst satisfaction. ltisTrfardNih
raitiJ,'tt Gaze, aHi b., prrulnr p'uorss in ru'si.
p- urf plu1I of it,s coffee, % is believed, soIual
20 - Ihs uI su, uthrr
pNNpCIION COrrEE.-Thi.auiclrw
fI, ptrrsrsi % uut MIL, 1ud Uut up boz package
hg,ius urr titIs uitrk, aud ml1 o. relied upH' 's
ths beet ,ud mast approved miNiurc ct dnioI'"u
aui coffee.
TNGNNNCuN, 90 Prr1',i Da1i''rs Rot
The article 3. prepared Hni ru'srd 'i Uur Niil',
ist.uist h FAMILY Grurrr. groruIl, in 90, and
country. lud h,ruu. uuf trade m,rh, "ChH1uaH
rrsf4e Fl. Fss." mg, h. r''ifI upon a. the GrN-
UtSs ATu,tr. The proportion need 10 about
unr-h,li thr quantity ~ CHhrr. The p'iCo BE- -
s,u'. f,r I,rrrI. buH t b. vlunirl fp D. the same
a.thtt which hls lrru .nlI Cor 50 orut. a pound
o, Ou.gists.
Toe mrI,-,I propsrtirs ~ D,BlsIio, are well
kuupn, suI hlH BE- hill ,siimlti1n %, sll Whp
o., 90. Tht. lr,ug preparation Of che root, With
40 if, m,HtJinti ,rtrfs retained, ,iu b" m,Sri
~ih coffee ur uH', ,s i..t suits the usir, a1l viii
d, s,bH cheap tul ssHnaui,il 80 smil, lsN'r.
a.,. uur ruuui ui which tsiHg nssrlY sTuAi Co to"
f-lubHs ed ,1dlr. ltis pf,ssIil-i h1 m'u, 'm'nrut
ph,,f,,Hs. o. Ir'bIls, rhillrrn ani aged p"rsu1',
d. a urtuliuus l.,sT1gr, anI as rriusl, ipr pys-
r.f,.a, uHHus sf'riIuHs, So.
a. careful tn nbssr,, ihatall our C-fr't have our
t,l,fs u1.k CtIgBa1s EualiHg Crf'r'
r. Gr.as auf D,aI,r'. liberal tIsouu1t b.
made. rrHIlrg ihrm O. suppl, ta'ir ,usi1mrrs ~
DE .lHe iHv ltIrs.
TOCN>I ~ RCIINSEGS -Orrolsr,i h"ipg
ta .s.rrr large s.ls. 81 .usI rruffs, w. oarf Dol.
Irr,ur.f. Which rirHat o. ,turi1J b, those Whp
tu ls. ng.. u1 fhr credit stem, 1nl rHuhiru-
I, ir,fr p1 r,1u1a'un 81 tho HsIift ul uur stock
1nI our r5.o,.. a. compared VI ihus, of 400, 9th.
rf bHu.r.
Hu.ful. ~. H., 1850.
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- OR ~ ~. T -. \ { n.

Or upBU. a r..aHrss snI huI.lan''' '..'"'' "''
r.m.rf.. .yr-r.tt,., r.IIr'H,hr., remove. 600.
auuG. believes H,l.Blar, suH u.. UrrlaI', ifrn
u.r. I.Ir..r.r1- aul Uu,,,Hliug OBJ, Calling pH 90
fHr ..If vfI l. luH. 10 -r,."-- as ans Article ever
km.rn. o. .ls .fuaJ tar tr.t ui iIur aui u-,, auI
eel. rHr tr.t r.Hp 90.
SOLO pmri.t.r. J. 'rs.E,t >r,trINo, Man
uf.mn- Chemist Principal Depot - Ice.
,na.t ~ru.t, ur...r. f.r hl..,uu, li.,iuu. Nas..,
oH.., 100 ur..I. r..u'I a.. .IF,.-rl The ar.
..Hr.. uf h.s sigl.tui, DO uu ,'uy buttic OF thc
genuine.
SOLD ICY DEALERS GENERALLY.
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Atlantic House for sale.

S--a TiIE aL1yr-uamrd Ilousc IL situated
81, y, 40 SOUTH paUIs, on The line Ut the
sEts Atliuiic ) -. Lawrence Railroad, sud
Ut -. one ul thr most eligible situations
OF /, I'ulIlc House ip the cuuntN. The present
proprietor Z. obliged, ou accoust Of hs health, to
,,l,.,,,.b bi. bu.ine... aud will dispose u ssid
stand a., Notwithstanding 90 large aud com-
mpdi8u. thfsr..tor, house with a dining-tuom,
k,ichca and large bal attached, together With s'a'
Die and out-bailings. all IN good order. There -
a constant demand at the stable ior several horses
a, livery.
Two acres ~ lad With the premises.
The house has heea rs-6tied and furnished ihis
season. aud will be cold With or uithoid the iur-
uiturc. 4. ]. WHITEHEAD,
South Paris, sept. IS, 1850.
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FREMONT MILLS.
Teas, CofFcos, Chocolates, Co.
cons, Spices otc'
wuoITsALE,-and al.o in SNAIL rioEhoIs.
Z. u. DYER & GO,
(~igaor,he Chinamhn grinding coaeeJ
(~isn ofIhe Chinanhn grinding coacej
III WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON

CUPPLY The l--t, finest
- anI pure't art'clcs, NJ
lowest cash price. ihcir
Stock consist. II Teas, Cot
G.-., Chucnl,i,s, Al'.picc,
Pcppct. Mu,taud, Ginger,
cayenne pcgTsI Nulmegs,
Cinnamon, Clo,'s, Cusam
Tartar. TapNtcum ~ frr.
pared Dandelion RUut, Sc
Having every facility ft
manufacturing ,nl preparing
the several article. named,
the riblic may eel, upon
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srtIvED AND CUT GLASS


ul~JON Erred NJ LASrl
r. IaHHsFu.g ,.isIia.' lI|isl, hes disrrV-
r.s,I DO Irr coordination col 5000 LlHd. Of Root.
arf II.IH.. 70 lr.uciy tatr ui curc colds, oussL..
,slar.r g-,lu.h, 8,trur, b,u.rhIIi.. cluuh, abL
go rr.l... ,l--. of CH1.uuH,,Un. We have boo.
,...... rf i..Il..ari,is De 81. lyU,. lIeta,cd By
~ENgIN GINDALL~, Ncho-s, Mac.
-. o., Du... aIl Mruic,he pgsleu' every
NHHIr.
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NEW MAP OF OXFORD COUNTY.

THE undersigned propose, provided 'uhlo''ut
] encouragement be- given, 90 ,uusIructaud rub.
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KANsAs-Gov. wALkERs INAUGURAL

hstsNShe-tNfs W tNhGuOhhlfs
ST. LuUIs, June 3.-tiov. Walkers lnau.
gural is received. IL is long. conciliatory
and persuasive. Itrrcognizes the Territorial
enactmrnts says that al constitutional laws
must be executed urges all parties to partiei.
pate IN the election believes the Convention
will submit Constitution 10 the people, aud
IN that case does not think Congress will
reject it; earnestly impresses the necessity
Of removing slavery agitation from elections.
from the Halls Of Congress. aud from Prcsi.
dental elections; says that slavery will ulti.
mately be determined by climate law, and
that Il was this law now operating for and
against slavery 10 Kansas IN the event that
slavery cannot exist in Kansas, he says, that
she has constitutional duties in common with
her sister States. especially with Missouri.
lie trusts that her Constitution will contain
clauses forever securing that State all her
constitutional guarantees, both by Federal
aud State authority, aud supremacy within
her own limits without the authority u the
Supreme Court Of the United States. lie
concludes By saying that il The questions now
disturbing the Territory are decided peace
lully, he sees Tor Kansas an immediate career
Of sure progress and prosperity 10 the history
II the world, but that II they are not 80 de.
eided. fraud, violence and injustice will reign,
and history will record the Tact that Kansas
was the grave Of the American Union.
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midable character. The Gladenites, or
Apostates from the Simon Pure faith, as
eDunciated by Brigham Young and his ad-
herents, have Of late wonderfully increased
their numbers, and grown so rebellious that
the Prophet is forced to environ himself
with trusty guard Of the faithful. The
letters state that his house is guarded night
and day by his friends. and that SO bitter
are his enemies against him, that he is afraid
to show himself in public. He has deserted
the Tabernacle.
The Mormons Of Carson Valley, on ac-
count of difficulties apprehcnded with their
Gentle neighbors had been peremptorily
ordered to Salt Lake. by the Prophet, but
thinking it easier to negotiate peace than
to sacrifice their homes, they have shaken
hands with the Amelikes, and buried the
tomahawk.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. 9.
wednesday, june 10, 1867.
commencement at the University. :

Commencement Mt the University. -
The exercises OF the annual Commencement Of this
institution were commenced On Monday evening by
an able and impressive sermon by Right Rev. Bishop
Otey, of Tennessee. On Tuesday morning the Rev.
DIR. Hawks addressed the Historical Society," repeating
his eloquent and interesting lecture upon the Mecklen
burg Declaration. On Wednesday morning crowded
audience was interested and entertained by Henry w.
Miller, ESQ., Of Raleigh in very eloquent address to
the two Literary Societies aud in the afternoon the
Hon. Warren Winslow addressed the Alumni Of the
University in mastery speech Of two hours, abound
ing in valuable statistics The addresses Of Mr.. Miller
and Mr.. Winslow, we understand, viii be published
by the two Societies for distribution.
After the address by Mr.. Miller, the Alumni Asso-
eaiion was called to order by Walter l.. Steele ESQ.,,
Of Richmond, when an election was gone into by the
Association for President for the ensuing year, and
Paul c. Cameron, Esq, Of Orange being put In nomi-
nation. was elected by acclamation.
The Graduating class consisted Of sirty-nine MEM
bcrs, and showed, We understand. many specimens Of
high scholastic requirements aud promise Of real
life usefulness"
We were present only part Of two days. but were
greatly grstied the large attendance Of visitors,
and that everything passed Of quietly and in good
order, and highly eredisable to the institution.
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The Weather. - The Ashcvills News thinks
that those Of citizens who discouraged BY the
late cold weather. and conclude that i, Is the most rs-
markable "spell" ever experienced in this country.
have short memories. By referring to It's old lcs i,
says, it learns that on the a5th Of July. is45, there
was "hsavy frost" in that region. But notwitb.
standing the July frost Of ls45, mentioned by the
News we think the cold weather Of this season, from
January to June, has exceeded any season that has
preceded it for at least thiryseven years. What tn.
weather may be in July, may be better able to tell
some two months hence.
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A Healthy PIace.--The Clinton Independent
says il "vey believes that Clinton is one Of the heal
thest places in the world. In population Of near
800 we scarcely average three deaths per year."
Truly healthy place must Clinton be, If the aver
age life Of its inhabitants reaches hundred years.
which must be the if there are only three deaths
in year in population Of six hundred. We have
been in the habit Of Boosting Of the health Of our vii
lagos but we do not think that our citizens can safely
calculate upon a life much exceeding one hundred
years; indeed Il is very probable that half of two hun.
bred years will measure the life Of all the busy throng
which now enliyens our streets.
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THE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OF GASTRIC
JUICE, prepared from Kennel, after the directions
Of Baron Lebs, the great Physiological Chemist, by
J.HOUGHT0N, NJ. d., Philadelphia, Pa.
This is NATURES OWN REMEDY for an un-
healthy Stomach. No art Of man can equal its cura-
tive powers Il contains Alcohol, Billers, Acids o.
Nauseous Drugs. Il Is extremely agreeable 10 the
TASTE aud may be taken by the most feeble patients
who cannot eat water cracker without acute Distress
Beware Of Dragged limitations. Pe2sin 10 not drug.
Call on the Agent aud get 4 Descriptive Circular.
gratis giving large amount Of Scientific Evidence,
from Liebg's Animal Chemistry; DR.. Combe's Physi.
ology Of Digestion; Dr.. Pereia on Food aud Diet;
Dt. John w. Draper, Of New York University; Prof.
Dunglisons Physiology Prof Silliman, Of Ysle Col.
lego; Dr. Carpenters Physiology; &C.. together with
reports Of Cures from oil parts Of the United States
" Pepsin in Powder sent BY mall postpaid, on re-
ceipi o. One Dollar.
Sold wholesale aud retail by Druggists generally aud
by ID. HEARrr,
Hills5oroush, n. G.
June 10. 92-l2m
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INTERESTING FROM SALT LAKE CRY.


We take the following from an extra oI
The Calayeras California; Chronicle, pub.
April Goth:
Yesterday Sunday morning 18th inst,
Mr.. Thompson, the daring and intrepid Car
son Valley Expressman, arrived at Moke.
lumne Hill, via Murphy's and Big Tree
Road, from Carson Valley.
Anexpcdition is organizing ia the Valley
for prospecting tour TO Walkers River
il will start about the 10th Of May. Walk.
er's River is $50 miles south Of Carson,
rising in the Sierra Nevada, opposite Ma.
riposa, and flowing eastward, il sinks in the
sand Of the Great Basin.
From private letters received frum sal,
Lake, Mr.. Thompson learned that tho sch.m
in the Mormon Church has assumed for.
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Observation-Disclosures. Gardner, Of Massachu,
se,is has very properly vetoed the bill passed by the
Legislature sppropiating 100000 ITO promote the
cause Of freedom" in Kansas. An attempt was made
10 pass the bill over ths Governors seis but failed.
Gov Gardner also deserves much credit for refusing
TO comply with the request Of ths Legislature for the
removal Of Judge oring, whose only offence is that he
has fulfilled the requirements Of his oath and igidly
performed his duty.
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Obituary.

Died, NJ Melville, Alamnnce County. after short
but painful illness, on the 9th inst, SAMUEL HEsRY,
youngest child Of the Rev. A. Wilson.
Died, on the 23d u, Of pneumonia, after an illness
Of two days which she bore with Christian subnis-
sion, ELIZABETH LARA, aged 81 years, relict Of
Thomas Latta. She had been commitment Of the
Episcopal Church more than fifty years.
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IT WoN'T PAY.-The Valley Star says -
We understand that several Of the gentlemen
who went to the West from this county, for
the purpose Of making investments in real
estate. have returned without doing so. They
were but little satisfied with the prospect out
there, and returned satisfied that Virginia
presents more certain and inviting fields for
speculation and investment.
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~ We wish to say 10 every person who reads this
that there is an article known Dr.. Sanfords lnyig
araior, OF Liver Remedy which can be relied on AS
certain to liver complaint any Of its forms, such
as Jaundice, Dyspepsia aud numerous other complaints,
descrbcdin another column besides which il is Of
the greatest preparations cures for consumption.
taken in early stages, that is now known.
We take it for granted, as experiment has proven.
that diseases Of the lungs not generally the fist
cause Of consumption, but debated system, caused
by the improper action OF the liver, reduces the power
Of the lungs to resist OF throw off diseases caused hy
cold and rritson, leaving the lungs at the mercy Of
disease, because the liver has incapaciated them
from performing their proper action of throwing oil
diseased matter caused by cold thus to prevent
sumption, cure the liver and keep the system strong
enough TO throw off slight diseases of The lungs.
There Is not in the world better liver remedy or
for debiated system Than DR.. Sanford Inyigora
tor, for il has been fully tried in large and extended
practice ill its results fully known, and il il
offered tried remedy, and one that b. relied on
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Red Mountain Female Academy.

l,HE Seventh Session Of this Institution will open on
4 the 2Oih Of July. and continue iweniy.one weeks,
under The charge of Mr. ". Lewis aud Daughter.
When engaging the services Of the present teachers
the trustees obtained evidence with regard ~ their
qualifications entitled the highest confidence, and
that evidence has becn fully sustained BY the experience
Of this session. The course u instruction will be
iensise and thorough. designed to make smabe, useful
and accomplished women.
Board IL genierl families near the Academy san he
had al from thirty 10 forty dollars per session.
TERMS
English Branches, hon Ito Si2 50
latin, Greek. and Mathematics. u 80
Music on Pisnn. With use u Instrument, 20 90
Drawing aud Painting. each, 20
Embroidery, 10
GEO. W. JONES, Spc'y
of Board Of Trustees.
Juns 10. g2-iw
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GRAHAM FEMALE SEMINARY.

rNHE Fall term Of this school will commence on the
u 18th day Of July, 10 continue five months.
The location Is exceedingly pleasant, in elevated
grove in the town Of Graham. Alamancs Co., ". T..
The cou,se Of instruction is most thorough. en-
hrscng all the useful Sciences Mathematics the Latin
and French Languages, with the ornamental arts Of
Music, Diawing Painting and Pingendi scu. At the
completion Of the course, regular diploma is given,
with presentation Of neat copy Of the Scriptures.
TENNIS:
Board So per month"; eIelusiseo washing and lights,
or $40 including these.
Tuition SIS per session. or the first classes, and $40
for the graduating class.
Payments 70 be made qnarerly-in advance.
Al students Of this school will he under the same
disciplinary regulations, aud will I've bound from the
lime Of entering 10 the end Of the term, excep.
u ''."e" JOHN r. HOLT, Principal.
June 10. g2--lm
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A DASoERous PLalTso.-There have been
several cases where the new cent has been
swallowed by children, and in which greai
irritation Of the stomach and bowels has fol
lowed, because &c The corrosive nature Of the
metals composing il, as we'll as OF its me-
chanicai actiun upon the delicate mucou,
surfaces.
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

hdHidA, JUNO
The Csnard steamer America, with Liy-
erpool dates of the Esd of May, arrived
here this morning. She reports that the
Ericsson arrived at Liverpool on the ed.
The Khersonese had also arrived out.
Estimates amounting to $4,000, 900 were
carried in Parliament.
The London Globe states that Thomas
Barring will be the new Lord Of Admiralty.
Baron Gros, the special Ambassador, left
Paris on Friday en- route for China.
Advices from Madrid announce the settle
ment of the Mexican difficulty on the 10th
Of May. After the ratification Of the treaty
NJ. Lafragua will remain as Mexican Minis
ter at Madrid. The greater part Of the
troops sent to the Gulf are to be kept in
Cuba to strengthen the garrison.
Letters from Germany state that the En-
per0rs of France and Russia are to meet this
summer at Berlin.
The King of Bavaria had reached Fon-
tainbleau, where he was received by the
Emperor.
The London Gazette contains orders in
council announcing the contract of marriage
between the Princess Royal and Prince
Frederick William of Prussia.
The growing crops Of France are magnif-
cent. Wheat and -four were declining in
nearly all the French markets.
The British steamer Hornet had DESTROYED
seventeen piratical junks on the coast Of
China. The two native regiments which
mutinied in India have been disbanded with
out much trouble. The Bodzars, tribe Of
Boloches. occupying the hills near Pesha-
wur, $4,000 strong, have been reduced to
submission, with a loss TO the British Of
only sixty.
Ii is reported that a French merchant had
failed for an immense amount, and il was
supposed he had left Liverpool in the
Arabia.
SECOND DISPATCH.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer had
produced considerable sensation in the
House Of Commons by proposition for a
g40 900 dowry aud an annuity of 4s,00O tu
the Princess Royal on her approaching mar
riage, referring 10 presidents under the
reign Of George Ill. Mr.. Roebuck pro.
nounced the proposition absurd, and moved
an amendment, but the proposition was f.
nally agreed to without division.
/ The British Government had issued 4
decree prolonging the free importation o.
corn until the LIST &c December.
The object Of the visit Of the King O
Bavaria to Paris is to effect reconciliation
between Naples aud the Western Powers.
! The Government Of the Netherlands viii
send a vessel TO join the Anglo-Frencl
squadron in the Chinese waters.
The new Danish Cabinet gives great sat
isfaction. Il is thought that the question Of
the Dutchies will speedily be settled.
The recent treaty between Russia and
Persia renounces all claims Of money due
the former by the latter, Russia receiving
instead two strips Of land--one on the Gas.
plan sea aud the other on the eastern boun.
Diary OF Persia. Boti are highly valuable
as strategical points. The Car is much
gratified with his Generals who negotiated
the treaty.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-10

~ For one dollar person can purchase bottle Of
The South American Fever and Asue Remedy. with
which he can entirely eradicate from his system every
ves,ige of that dreaded disease, the Fever end Asue.
The name Of the proprietor. q. A. Leonard, Of New
York, should be held up 10 The world one Of the
exception. there l. no medicine known thai should be
more highly ptfed Than this Iom The fact that Il dies
III 4 csim.. namely. certain aud rctmansnt cure
Coz Chls anI Fever"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-06-10

The steamer Arago sailed IRON New York
on Saturday with upwards Of sl .0O0. 900.
Louis Grelet, the notorious French railroad
swindler, was seat out in her on warran,
from Secretary Cass.