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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-09

Mn. RplroR: II has lately been my priyi-
legc TO attend party given By the students
Of Cedar Grove Institute, which think re-
fleets much credit upon the juveniles, and
also the citizens of Cedar Grove. The party
was given at the residence Of DR.. J. ]. ALI.
son, who il seemed spared no pains or ex-
pensc to make the invited guests comfortable
aud happy. The company wasquitc immense,
amounting 20 several hundred, and as 10 good
behaviour We think unsurpassed by any that
il has been our fortune TO be thrown into.
For time after the most Of the company
we're assembled. We listened with pleasure
TO an elegant address from one Of the stu.
dents (Mr. Bell who expected 70 leave his
fellow students ior college. The theme Of The
discourse was upon parting, and we think
he did himself great credit on the occasion.
supper came on next, which was not only
abundant, but consisted Of everything that
the most capricious appetite could require.
The adjoining counties were we'll repre-.
seated by number Of their iairest daugh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-09

ARRIVAL IRON HAyASA.--The Gulf OHrd
gfs.-fhe black Warrior arrived az New
York on FRIDAY last with dates from Havana
10 the 30ih ult. The English officer who
had been 80 conspicuous in searching Ameri.
can vessels 10 the llatbor 81 Sagua Ia Grandr
las been arrested and sent 10 Jamaica. So.
gar was active aud firm at Havana.
lMpoRrsNT fRuM WAsnINcToN. Lord Ma
pier. Nav 5lst.. dispatched a special messen.
ger TO the Admiral commanding the British
American Squadron, requesting him 10 for-
bear future visitation upon our vessels. The
messenger was expected TO find the Admiral
at Halifax. II he was not there then the
former is TO proceed Immediately TO the West
India station in a steamer.
FRns IlAyANa.-The Steamer Philadelphia
arrived Saturday at New Orleans from liza.
,ana. She reports that the continued out
RACES Of the British cruisers had caused such
excitement at Havana that Gen. Cuncha had
dispatched the Spanish fleet TO intcrpose and
prevent these frequent violations Of bis sOse.
reign's authority in the Spanish waters.
CENTRAL AMERICAN DIFFIcrLriEs.-OfIi
information says that treaty has been rati.
fed for the settlement of all difficulties be.
tween Costa RIGA aud Nicaragua. including
| the boundary. These States and San SALIVA.
dor have entered into treaty of amity aud
alliance, and il is believed that Honduras
will also come in.
The evidence accumulated shows that Me
captain Of the British war steamer styx is /
regular drunkard. No other excuse can b,
] given for his outrageous conduct. Most o
i his violence has been committed after din
ncr debauch.
A letter has been received al the Navy DE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-09

Democratic papers can say good things sometimes
The Wilmington Journal Of last week has the follow.
ing:
"Andrew Johnson's homestead bill has
been postponed until next January. That
is, il has been thrown overheard this time.
We hope that the day for such miserable de-
magogueism is over. We like good many
things in Andrew Johnson Of Tennessee, but
there are also great many things that we do
not like, and these homestead bills, and other
demagogueicaI affairs, are among the things
that we don't like. They are humbugs, and
we might as well say SO. They are agrarian
in their character. They are not in accor-
dance with the spirit Of our representative
Democracy. or Of individual independence"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-09

ters. comprising the most handsome speci-
mems Of the fair sex ever saw, taken as a
body. Although some Of the youths were
somewhat edward in entertaining the la
dies, yet goodly number displayed that
gallantry that should characterize the sons
Of the old North State. In fact everything
passed off in good style and good feeling
generally.
We are happy to see old Cedar Grove
making her mark among the other institu-
tons Of learning in the State. Success to
her, and our kindest regards to all of the la
dies, which constituted the most interesting
part Of the party.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-09
WILD CHERRY AZ TnE souTH.

Our Agent At Athens Gienrgi scnd. Us the following
Letter, with permission 10 publish:
Athens, August 2i.
Dear Sir. Having been sfFl cited Tor more than Ten
months with Chronic Inflammation Of the Lungs, al
Tines very severely and having adopted many medicines
without any but temporary relief ! purchased about
three bottles Of Hisiars Bll,am " wild Cherry. from
the effects Of which obtained more relief than om al
the medicines thai hii taken Tor that distressing
d.otIe. have, BY The repeated Of this valuable
Balsim. been m1c free from pressure Tor breath and
o preston Of the Lungs, than hid anticipated, and,
Indeed conceive that sill he cured. by continuing lis
use. Of this most dishesdening maIady. d. most
Checuily tender you this acknowledgment, which you
will use a. ,OuI Judgment dictates.
RODNEY BURKE,
wsynesborough. Burke CO., Ga.
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conditions. The remainder Of the session was occupied
with private bills.
In the House, the Consular and Diplomatic bill was
amended and passed. The Special Committee to ex-
anime the accounts Of Mr. Calhoun late Clerk Of the
House, were allowed to sit next session. The invest
CATION covers the expenditure of $l,20O,oOO. Mr.
Bocock, Of the Naval Committee asked leave 10 report
bill for the construction ten soops Of war and
steamer but objection was made. Private bills were
then considered.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills.

TIVE sciences q Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost % produce this best most perfect
purgAtive which Is known 70 man. Innumerabe pruots
are shown that these Pulls have virtues which sarpA in
excellence the ordinary medicines and that they win mn
prscedentedy upon tie esteem q all They lfs
and pleasant TO take but powerful to Their penr
trane properties stimulate eyal activities Of the body
remove The distractions q s organs, purify the bood
and expe disease They purge out the foul humcs which
breed and grow dsemper stimulate sluggish or disoF-
dered organs into their natural aeon and mpAr healthy
zone With strength % the whole system. Not only do
they cure the everyday complaints q every BODY bnt
also formidable and dangerous dscaes that have tast
The best Of human skill While they produce powerful
effects they are al the same time. III diminished duca. the
safest and best physe that can Be employed or children
Being sugarccate they pleasant 90 take; and icing
purely vegetable are free from any risk Of harm Cures
have been made which surpass belief were they not sub
antated By men such exalted position and character
n 70 forbid the suspicion q uniruth Many eminent
esrgymsn and physicians have lent their names 70 osft
n % the public the reliability Of my remedies while 9TH
ere have sent me The " their conviction that
my Preparations contribute immensely 20 the relief Of my
afflicted suffering fellgw.nien.
The Agent below named l. pleased % furnish ga,is my
American Almanac containing directions Tor their use and
certificates o. their surgs Of the following cumplanisi
Co-tvenaas Bilious Complaints, rheumatism. ilEdrsy,
Heartburn, Heaiache arising from foul sienaeh: NsH
sea fndrpstnn MaFIid inacUn "a the Bowels and TAIN
ssing thefcfrom Fatucncy. Los d Appetite al ulesr
ois and cutancous Diseases which require e,acnaut
Medicine scrufula OF Kings Evil They also. hy purify.
ing the blood and stimulating the system, cure many
enplapta which Il would not he supposed they conld
rarh such q Deafness Partial Hnduess, Neuralgia aud
Nervous fritailiy perangements q The Aser and MD
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Igw state a the BODY OF obstruction u IT. functipns
Do not be put % by unprinrped dealers with scms
other pli they make more pruai on. Al Tor AfTss
rus and take nothing sise No other they can give
you compares with this IN ~ intrinsic value or curative
- - - L. af4Nfft-
and they should have t.
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The Edlnburgh Reyleyy. for Al

tains l. Annals Of California. O. The Eastern Church
8. Theirs History of the Consulate and the Empire.
4. The Railways Of Great Britain. 5. The Works Of
the late Edgar Allen Poe. 8. The Speeches Of Lord
Brougham. T. Buckles History Of Civilization in Eng.
land. 9. The Conquest Of Dude. 2. The Second Der
BY Ministry.
Published by Leonard Scott & Co., New York.
Price $3 per annum, fol any Of the Reviews, or
Blackwood for any two Of the works, SIS for Black
wood and the four Reviews, $40.
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The New Orleans Picayune speaks in high
terms Of the General Assembly Of the Pres
byterian Church, which recently held its ses-
sions in New Orleans. 1t says that not only
intellectual power. but spirit Of conserve
tism admirably blended with that ofprogress,
characterized the men who guided its de!ibe-
rations. 1t was worthy Of note that every
thought, every sentiment uttered. was emf
nently national. The leading men in the
body, though they did not on all occasions
obtrude themselves upon public notice, we're
those who formed links between the present
and past generations.
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Office Forest Manufacturing Company,1
Forestville, June |, 1858.

I,HE FOREST MANUFACTURING COMpA-
l NY, having concluded to resume their operations
will pay three and onequarer cents per pound for Cot
ton and Linen Rags-deiycred at Forestyille Raleigh,
or their Mills
The Rags must be we'll packed in Bags, and dis.
tnclly marked with owners name, and weights upon
each Bag. To Forest Manufacturing Company.
Bills with Railroad Agents receipt accompanying,
must be forwarded to The Forest Manufacturing Com.
pony, Forestville P. o.
w. r. POOLE, Pres't.
June Q, 1858. i3-5w
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Death or an u. States SENATOR

learn from the Washington Globe, that the Hon. J.
Pnckney Hen erson, ofthe United States Senators
Ia Congress from Texas, died in Washington city
on the 4lh instant Mr.. Henderson was a native Of
this State; he emgrated Texas several years ago.
and was elected last fall 10 GIL The vacancy in the SEN
ate occasioned by the death Of Gen. Rusk but his fail
ng health prevented him from occupying the seat.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-09

IL We have been requested to announce Mr.. Rich.
ard NJ Jones as candidate for reelection TO the office
Of Sheriff for the county Of Orange.
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Appointments for Messrs. Ellis and
McRae.

The following appointments have been agreed upon
by Messrs McRae and Ellis, with the understs ndng
that where they separate they do that each may
take the places where he thinks ii most important for
him to be.
Beaufort, carteret county, Monday, June 4.
Jacksonville, Olslow, Wednesday, June 0.
Wilson g. II. Friday June IL.
Wisdom, Halifax, Saturday, June H.
Marlborough, Person, Wednesday, June 10.
Yanceyvlle, Caswel, Friday, June IS.
Wentworth, Rockingham, Saturday, June 10.
On Monday, June IA, Mr.. McRae will address the
people at Wsnenton, and Mr.. Ellis at Oxford.
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The Baptist Examiner says that sixty per
cent. of the money raised for charitable and
religious purposes. is used up in "ofice ex.
penses"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-09
Prepared by Dr. J. G. AVER.
'rsc,ieai and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.

30 VIZ UlEs WE.
SOLD ny
m Sold by ]. G. Webb 4 TO-, Hlisborougl; A. <
]. Holt, Graham. ID. 4. Bradley, Wilmington; :. J..
Hinsiale, Fayetteville ". A. Santos Il Co.. Norfolk
y. =. Riyes. Petersburg; Piefcell Laid 4 Co., Rich.
mond aud ~ al Druggists Throughout The country.
MAY ~. sJ-lSm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-06-09

LATE And lsPoRrasr FROM SALT LAKE.
Dates from Camp Scott Of 9th Nav were re-
ceised in 81. Louis, srd inst. Two Nor
mons had arrived at l.eavenworth. bringing
dispatches from Gov. Cumming for the Secre-
tary Of State.
The troops were expected to move towards
the Valley at the end Of Nav.
An express-man states that the Comman-
der at Fort Kearney instructed him TO inform
Col. Monroe that Gov. Cummings had been
expelled from Salt Lake, and that the Nor
mons were in arms determined upon resis-
lance. lie was also to request Monroe TO
push on his troops speedily.
iloaman's command was met beyond Fort
Laramie. They encountered snow three
feet deep on the route.
The Peace Commissioners passed Fort
Laramie, and were obliged the swim the
Platte.
No official information about these things
had been received.
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REVOLUTION IN NEW ORLEANS.

The reform revolution growing out Of the
numerous riots and assassinations in New
Orleans, broke out on Wednesday night in
the formation and organization of power
ful vigilance committee. who Yesterday took
possession of the city with the determine
ton of enforcing lynch law. The vigilance
committee. among whom are said to be many
most respectable citizens, took possession,
in large numbers, OF the arsenal in Jackson
square. and yesterday morning the vigilance
executive committee called on all the law
and-order-loying citizens 10 join them, and
announced their determination to carry their
measures. Cannon are loaded and posted
about the arsenal, and about two hundred
armed men are on guard. The vigilance
committee have presented an independent
ticket for Mayor and municipal officers, in
antagonism to both the old parties. General
Tracy's division Of militia is called out. The
Common Council are in secret session and in
much confusion. The Council have posses
sion Of the first district armory, with only ten
rounds Of ammunition. battle was expect.
ed yesterday afternoon between the vigilance
committee and the city authorities. The
militia are at their aimories engaged in max
ing ball cartridges, the vigilance committee
having possession Of the arsenal. The MAYOR
has read the riot act at the headquarters Of
the vigilance committee.
The disturbances in New Orleans have re :
suited in the complete success Of the vigil
lance committee, without conflict, the
Mayor having resigned the municipal authori-
ty into their hands. Fresh troubles, however,
are apprehcnded at the municipa election on
Monday. Business is almost wholly sus-
pended. Wash. Globe.
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HAIL SroRM IN FLoRIpA.-The jacksonville
Republican Of the eth Of May says: One
of the most destructive hail storms, for its
extent, that ever visited this section of coun-
ty, passed through the southeastern part of
this county on Tuesday, the 18th inst. It
commenced short distance above Oxford,
and continued in a north east direction
toward Boiling Spring, destroying wheat,
corn, cotton, &c.. almost totally in its track.
In all, we learn. that the wheat on some three
or four thousand acres Of land was beaten
down; in some large fields scarcely stalk
was left standing, and so much ruined, that
stock was turned in TO use what il could. On
the farm Of ID. Kinds. Esq, the cotton, corn,
and wheat we're not only injured. but nearly,
III not entirely, every peach beaten of the
trees of large orchard. ID. Snow, ESQ.,, and
others We have heard mentioned, were suf-
ferers to an equal extent. The hailstones
were said to be, at least many OF them, as
large as guinea and hen eggs, and remained
on the ground in some places for days.
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FOR SALE,
JUST RECEIYED.

WHITE Wine Vinegar Superior syrrp, blasting
Powder, Sole Leather, Kip skins, Jones 4 Hud-
sons Snuff Wheat Cradles, Pepper. Copal Vanish,
Glue, Liniseed Oil, Tanners Oil and other Goods,
cheap for CASH
Also, Bacon Sides Shoulders, .Towls and Hams.
aNew style ENVELOPES, for Ladies' correspon-
dence.
JAMES WEBB.
May 81 42-
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partment from Commodore Tatnall, in which
he states that the Minnesota, San Jacinto and
Mississippi would be concentrated at Shang-
hal by the last Of March, at the request Of
Minister Reed.
Gen. Wool, It is rumored, is about to be
placed in command of the Utah expedition
vice Smith, deceased.
II is stated that the connection between
Gov. Morehead's contract and Mr. Woods,
on the A. & N. q. n. r. was made last
week. This completes the road from Beau
fort to Goldsborough.
DAMAGES RECOVERED. L. r. Moore
has recovered 81. 900 damages from the cor.
poration Of Petersburg, Va. for bodily in.
juries sustained by stepping into hole which
had been left around one Of the city laWp.
posts.
The Washington Union SAYS: The pro,
position which was preached in the Louis-
ana Legislature TO introduce African coolies
into that State has been denounced by nearly
all the journals in the State. 1t was the alb
surJ hoax that the Louisianians were actually
landing cargoes Of Africans Tor their planta.
tions which induced The British cruisers to
overhaul every American vessel now in the
Gulf"
80 Co."-In the Marine Court Of New
York it was lately decided that the use Of the
term & Co, appearing 10 the name Of per-
son in trade, having no partner, is misdemea-
nor punishable by Imprisonment.
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BRrNyIrLp, MASS, 10th Dec, 1855.
DR. J. @. AVER; lido not hesitate tosay
the best remedy have ever found for
Coughs, Hoarseness, Influenza, and the
conepmitant symptoms Of Cold, is your
CHEtkY PEcToRAL. It's constant nse in
INF practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown il to possess supe-
rior virtues for the treatment Of these
eornDlnlnfs EREN KNIGHT. NJ ID.
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June .. 1858.
STEAM CARDING MACHINE.

Orange county, May IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

GOING TO "SPREAD HERsELP."-We find
the following" hoop rolling the rounds of our
exchanges; it is from the San Francisco Globe :
As newly married couple, evidently from
the country, were promenading Montgomery
street last evening, their curiosity was sudden
ly aroused by the appearance Of some mysteri-
Gus looking articles, dangling in a large win
dow. They eyed them with the dee pest con
cern, first on one side then on the other, until
at length the husband, having completely ex-
hausted his imaginative powers, drawled out :
Well, Sal, consarn my picter ef them ain Z
the cussedest looking things / ever hearn of. -
Then twisting himself about, and giving the
contents of the window another look, he added
. What on airth kan they be? What do you
guess the darned things are 30
Why, Jake, dom 'tyou know-krinei,nsa aad
hops ,,'
DO You tellr' calculated Jake, softly
" TENS 'em, is they ?" and he again ran his
eyes about the strange apparel
I" think they are 80 sweet" ventured Sal,
when, at the same moment, lady dressed in
the very height and breadth of the fashion rush.
ed along. ..t.... ....-f -F.
Jake had seen enough His mind was made
up, Sal, must have ''krineline. 1" Without say
ing a word he started to enter the store, but
Was stopped at the door by her with all sorts Of
entreaties not to carry the joke any further
But Jake was determined. He had taken q
fancy to the goods, and could not rest until bis
better half was supplied with them. She drew
back, but il was Of no avail He gathered her
arm tightly in his own, and making long stride
into the establishment, exclaimed
I" Come along, old gal, you're my wife now,
and - IF yoM shaHt spread yonrsslf.' \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

Jack OF AL TRADKs "a corresponden tot
the New York Evening Post says Can any one
tell me the probable length Of the hero of Reade g
new story, Jack Of All Trades, appearing in
Harpers Monthly whose body is at the moa tn
Of the Delaware, while his knees are in Chesa-
peake bay as you will see by the following ex-
tract from the last number - =
"There is q place at the mouth of the Della.
ware, where the boats draw up to . small pier.
Down this We marched, and about ten yards from
the end, the moor gave way under her weight,
and ID Jek ana ner Train feii into the water.
ting right atop Of her with my knee in Chesa-
peake by" q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08
Dancing.
EAsHlONABLE DANCING.

PROF. H. w. MUNDER respectfully announces
to has friends and the public generally, that a
his last quarter will commence on Tuesday ~
afternoon, Feb. ID, 1858. All those who desire ~
TO pc prepared for the exhibition earnestly la
solicited to join az soon as possible as the afranse
msnt OF Fancy Dances Will take place Immediately
Tbs programme for this season will be entirely
new, and far excel any ever offered to the public.
Parents Who desire to see their children easy and
graceful In their carriage, should not fail to enter
them very soon.
Gsntlemen's Glasses on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings, a. usual, from ~ until 81 o'clock.
janssl-dtf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08
Special Notices.

DYSPEPSIA AND FITs.-Dr. Tracy Delorme, great
curer of Consumption, was for several years so
badly afflicted by dyspepsia that for part of the
time he was confined to his bed. He was eventually
cured BY . prescription furnished him by q young
calrvoyant girl. This prescription, given by mere
child while in state Of trance. has CURED every body
who has taken it, never having failed onoe. 1t is
equally as sure in cases of Ats a. of dyspepsia. The
ingredients may be found IN any drug stora. ] will
send this valuable prescription to any person the
receipt Of one postage s-lmp to pay postage.
Address DIR. TRACY DKLoRNK, New York Post
Once. ian q -2m~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08
INA CINa AGA MY.

Mr.. r F. GASZYNSKI and DAUGHTER have
the honor to announce 70 the Ladies and Gen. "A
temen Of Washington and Georgetown that ~
hS Will reopen his Glasses for Dancing ink
Washington on Friday, the 9Th Of October. at tka3
Tspperance Hall, Z street, for Misses and Masters,
ron O'clock ,. m; for Ladies and Ge1tiemen
the 7th of October, at Miss Harroyers Ladies' Sem
at Mr.. G.s residence 407 street, between sth and
10th streets. sc l2-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-08

SPECIAL NorrcE.-For Perfumed Breath, White
Teeth, and Beautiful Complexion, use Balm of
1000 Flowers" For dressing Ladies' hair use
/" Woodland Crsam,"a new pomade 1t causes gen.
temens hair to curl beautifully. Price 80 cents
each WP. FKTRIpeR Co.,
ProprietOrs. New York.
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Washington,
TAYLOR MAuRY, Booksellers, between eth and
10th st., Pa. avenue. MI
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: aF- Oa Saturday last, six negroes were tied to
4 whipping post, In the Jail yard, Westmin ster,
aud pablicly whipped on the bare back, by the
sheriff, for insulting a white girl, the dsughter
Of Richard Fowler.