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Twas troubled with Infammatory Rheumstism
q. iSS1f tine and could 6nS nothing g fslisye
C0ssyell's Medical Salt. which entirely cured me.
would adyise all Who are afictsd 70 give it trial.
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scsed % kssitk asd vigof 81 tkis Aromasio Elixir
Put up nsafy In pint bottles.
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NJ Sold By I'll the principal Drusgists.
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aG1UTIER's SALOON"

BRAND6iEs' PREsERTES, &c..
OF EVERY DxscnIPrIoN, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 31a ID ST.. ksf. sfk cad sfA, waxhsnssee.
Champagne, Bordeaux, burgundy, Post, Madeira,
Wkisky, Holasd Gin, Hysinio, Rospail, Curacao,
Lisue1r Dc IN Grande, Chsrtreuss, Anisstte, MAJ
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AsrRINsEN g. AND SRoMArIo
For clssnsins. 6s.sais ins, ss3 Preserving The
g DUNNAvANT'S
II O II w A 81 /,
~ For lnhamed
Z And liberated Cams!
oDtEfx;SS 4: s EL.fIR. 80,
ToothAche end Neuralgia!
Sold BY eli the principal Druggists. 10 fa-Sm
ne. CO90s WELLS
NEpICAL'MLH.

The grsNs remedy f9S Infemmefory Dlse9s e,
Ech e Eaesmat.sn, Ns1Faasia, asadeehs. Eiss
sipslss, Bronchitis, Coughs. Colds, and similar
oonplsints. By eeualising the circulstlon IL n.
moves the sole eovse Of inflammation. That invs-
ids would do well 60 give il . trial, may b see
from the following Testimonials.
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Il promised to vrite you provided your msdioine
ala The vork yeS claimed i would II Ia: done Il,
Infamr storY Rheumstism frsf psoksSs did
TIE work, and most fectna!y, too, as iot yestqe
= sverf vssin my life. I would rscommend TO I'd
the afflicted TO give the Medical Salt fSir trial
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OOLLARs, Boz
made TO order
Shirts made to or
der BY the nav
GsSts' Undergar-
ments, H2slery
Ties, and Morning
Mem Members. str.n-I
stock Of Goods,
ard vsry low prices
-. HOPKINS
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A VOICE FROM VIRGINIA.

Cabin Point. surry Co., Va.
DR.. Seth 8. Hance IL was in Baltimore in April
lsSi aud from paper received Of yours was induced
10 buy box Of your Pills. recommended as sovereign
cure tor the Epeptic Fits. At that time one ofmy
wants had been afflicted with fits about twelve years.
when reaching home, commenced with the pills accord.
ing 10 directions DO not think she has had one since.
My wife, though, 10 somewhat induced 10 believe she
may have had one only. Enclosed you will 6nd Eve
dollars for which you will please forward me two boz.
es suppose yOa forward them by mail. Your
compliance viii obge me. Yours Iespectfuliy.
NJ. r. SLEDGE.
Dr.. H,nce,s Epep,ic Pills are also sovereign rem.
edy for every modification Of nervous diseases. The
sufferer. whether ormensdb By the acute physi.
cal agony Of neuralgia iicdooreuI or ordinary head.
ache. afflicted vague terrs, weakened BY periodical
fits. threatened with paralysis borne down and dspr
ted by thsi terrible lasi,ude which proceeds from
lack Of nervous energy. experiencing any other pain
Of disability arising from the unnstura condition Of the
wonderful machinery which connects every member with
The Of ensntion. motion and thought derive,
Immediate teneit from the Of those pills, which
once Gains nsigoales and regulates the shattered
yous organization.
Sent 10 any pan Ofihe country BY mail. free Of pos
iage. Addres. Seth ). Hance, los Baltimore stres,
Baltimore, Md. Pnee, one boz, SO; two, IS; twelve
$40.
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THE PEACE QUESTION IN EUROPE.

The latest English Journals contain sy-
nopsis Of the pacific article which appeared
in the Paris Moniieur Of the 18th Of April,
from which we learn that the different Euro.
pean Powers have expressed themselves on
the following four points As the bases Of the
Congress:
|. To determine the means by which
peace may be maintained between Austria
and Piedmont.
2. The manner in which the evacuation
Of the States Of the Church by the French
and Austrian troops may be best affected.
.. Whether il 10 expedient TO introduce
reform in the administration Of those and the
other Italian States. the administration Of
which may present defects evidently tending
to create a permanent and dangerous state
of uueasiness and discomfort, and what those
returns should be.
4. 70 substitute for the treaties between
Austria and the Italian Duchies coafedera.
ton amongst themselves Of the States u
Italy for their mutual protection, as well
internal as external. Austria has since de.
handed the disarming Of Sardinia, and then
subsequently proposed q general disarma.
ment. England modified Austria's proposal
10 the sense that il should only be necessary
70 admit the principle Of general disarma'
ment, reserving the manner Of regulating III
execution until after the assembling OF the
Congress. France believes that Piedmont
could not be invited to disarm IL she is mol
to be represented at the Congress. The
English Government having insisted upon
il. France, willing 10 prove her conciIiatpry
disposition, has Promised 20 request Pied.
mont 20 disarm, on condition that Piedmont
and the other Italian States shall be invited
70 take part in The. Congress.
The article goes on to cite historical pre-
eedents. aud hopes that this proposal viii
meet With the unanimous consent Of the
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"NATtcsAL .Dsaoos aoy~-a Postwar.
The Charleston Mcrrsry" one 81 the
abiest, most valiant and uncomprising cham
picns Of the Southern wing Of the National
Democracy. limns a graphic portrait Of the
Party lone which all will readily recognize
as "true to the life"--in the following ex-
tract which we take from one OF its late edi
torials. The " Mercury" having supported
every Democratic candidate for the Prssden.
cy. for a great lnsny years. 10 fully authorize
ed and qualified to speak as to the character
and condition Of its Party. The !" Mercury"
says:
I've have seen nothing in National De-
mocracy Of late years which challenges our
admiration. to say nothing Of our alegisnce.
1A- II Has Trifed With Constitutional Pro-
visions, Disregarded Constitutional Restric-
tons, And Set at Nought Positive Const'tu-
tional Injunctions. II Has Aided in the Pas.
sage Of Unjust And Unequal Laws, it has
Squandered the Public Money. Robbed The
Common Treasury. And to Foreign Paupers
it Has Given The Public Lands. Its Prom.
ises Have Been Broken. Its Pledges Dis. Re-
garded, Aud Its Professions Fals6ed. To
Conclude The Whole Matter--National De.
mocracy Is Corrupt, VaciIlating. And False;
II Wears The Garb Of Sanctity. That Its
Hideous Deformties May he Concealed, IL
Woos But to Ruin, And Wins But to Des-
troy"
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SPRING GOODS FOR 1859.

MRS. OWEN announces 70 utr patrons and tho
AVh pUnc generally that she y 10 llis reccips ~
her spring Goods consisting 81 cyey variety q csirl
bic Fancy aud staple articles that possibly le in
demand aud at pnees varying from the lowest 10 tie
highest ihst the market will justify.
In the MILLINERY l.ine---she hiss silk Bcnneis
priced from s:SU sle, with amOst every in,snnedi
ate price.
OF STRAW GoODS--A grea, variety Of styles.
suited u every sge from the infant 10 old ladies' 81
price. varying from 50 cents to that Of any quality
wanted.
OF DRESS Goops--shs has Musia Robss a. col.
lows: Muslin Robes A'silas from 81, so 10 5000;
Organizes from 81 so 10 $3.50; Double Iolanis frm
$40 TO SIS; Betage Robe A sllas varying from Sc TO
SiU; Bersse Robe Double yOanis from 80 to $40;
Tsfate Rob A'runigue. new design; Befags Robe
Dal.la still more novel article Indiana d.
Black and White Chanllly Lace Points and Man
lies, prices sarying from =: 50 10 sl3
An STYLES u Steel Extension Skits from 81 so 10
$3.50. psasl17s & Siss.d W. TufniuIe Corset ani
Skirt Suppr 'c's
To the af,itl.s u Bark silks the Particular atsn.
lion Of al those vile wish TO wear beautiful sIieIs
al tsas.sd ,i is invited This article having been
purriiss,d much low the market value-sy - 10 ~
HeL " Si..J. ~ yards - The lfesa would cost fom
sIs.s0 u D. 1Iih much nee, accusIns 10 lie
.sJ pfsc the snisic.
without further pariiculsr1ns. ~ persons desiring
ssy stylish aud reasonably pred goods ara requested
To- cali add 81 anime =, locomotives. They srs assured
lhst IL viii pay ,ein of tasif tfosD.s
IL addition " he stfaeth oi The stocs she has
snf seJ tasty aud fashionable laJy from ubfoad 10
assist her in making up Dresses snj Nantes.
To CASH buyers, Ettnl discount vii 10 made.
IS such consideration il due those Who prefer buying
lot cash. as Il ends I'll further tioahls.
III mskns 90 ample pfe afatinns aud outlay 10 goods
.hs aaers herself that she viii b. appreciated ty
generous aud Intelligent community.
G. r. OWEN.
Apfil H. Sc
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n,Mur.,.L DrLlsausscY. The crying

MENSTRUAL DkLisauEscy. = The crying
SIN OF the ministry is neglect of pastoral work,
We seek 10 quiet our evnscienee By preach.
ing and visiting the sick--preaching erihsdar
sermons, earnest sermsns. excellent sermoni
minus one single qualIiy--the tenderness
sf voice and tone and feeling. which he rare
" fails TO acquire who follows people q
their homes. lays his hands upon the heads
Of the children. esn,erses familiarity with the
youths and the gro~n.up ones. and shows
himself friend 10 parents. EFeAangs PsPe.
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ConpLicrTY or THg MoRMoNs isTHg Noun.
TAIN MEADOW MAssAcRE.--Dr. Forney. Supe.
rintendent of Indian affairs for Utah. write,
to the Injian Bureau, under date Of March l8
that he is in possession Of such reliable inform,
alton as leaves no doubt Of the completely 81
Mormons in the Mountain Meadow massa.
ere, and that after which there was distribu
ted among the leading church dignitaries
thirty dollars worth Of property. The sew
enteen children who escaped were in DR.
Forney's care. and arrangements had been
made TO restore them to their friends in Ar
kansas.
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Private Boarding and Day School
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Under the care Of the Misses Nash aud Mis-
kullnsk

Under the care Of the Misses Nash aud Miss
kUllock.
vVyHE First Session will commence the 18th July,
1859, and end on the 3uih November
The course 81 instruction will be thorough, enlrae
ing oil the branches ususlly taught IN fiia Class
schools.
Tutiion .nd Boatd. including Fuel, Lights Washing.
a., SfUU per session. payal.e one.half in sivanes.
lie reaindef al The end Of tie Srssion Day Scholars
viii be lsreyrd Oh the usual terms.
Music Ua Piano, 500.
MclIic1n. 2u,NU
Use d instrument ior Practice, 5uu
Drawing. lcVV
Pastel Painting. 2O.e
Gfeeisn Painting, luOV
French and Latin, each, lOVu
Circulars coni,inias all Necessary Attenuation will
be forwarded On application.
April 20. -
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N.r OrIe.n. Nav

New Orleans, May s.
Tie mail. by ihr Quaker city bring Port
au Prince dates TO the 18th oft.
The brig African. from New York. arrive,
on the isih with the thirty-6ve flIibusters
two hundred and forty guns, and other mu
niiions. They attempted to land at the Men,
vitas Grandes, Cuba. but failed. An sttemp
was made on the 9TH. but the boats wer,
swanped and the munitions lost. The Az.
rieaa received $1,000 in advance from the g.
libusters.
The Spanish Consul had notified Conehs.
who dispstched steamer 70 capture them
Nothing had been heard Of the ether illibus
tering vessels.
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4 CARD.

nR. +. L. BESsELLTEU will practice Dentistry
~ in this place during this Spring and the coming
Summer. He has taken an office :; the Orange io.
TEL aud is prepared u itea all diseases Of the teeth
gums and alscal particular care taken ia filling teeth
whrn their exposed. and in extracting teeth
when slyeular ahcess has formed.
That most important u III operations, the treatment
Of childFens le,th, when regular aud NATURAL den.
iilion should be produced has been diligently studied
and shall he carefully executed.
Ladies wishing their teeth oreraied upon At their
residences, will be promptly attended to by informing
me Al my Office.
Unless 10 attendance upon families At their rcsicn.
ces will be ., my Office II any hour during the lay.
Hiilsborough. April 10TH 1859. s7-Pd.
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STATE OF NORTH CAL0LiNA.
ORANGE C0UNrV.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
February Term. 1859.

February Term, 1859.
'EsKE Sheriff Of Orange County having at the presen.
term returned the following tracts OF land whie be
proposes to sell for Taxes die thereof, +, wit:
One Tract Of land on the waters of L !. RIVER adoia.
ing the lands Of John H. Sykes F. Williams and 9th.
ers containing SO acres, less, supposed be-
long 10 Sarah Ravson Amount Of tax due thereon,
$3.50.
Also one tract of land on the waters Of New Hope.
adjoining the lands of James Bishop and Others cJn-
tanning IL acres less SUI posed TO belong TO
John Carall. Amount oftax due thereon. 5! AZ
Also one tract Of land ON the waters Of New Hope,
adjoining tho lands Of James Bishop and others,
tanning Ia acres more or less supposed 10 belong 10
John and Dickson Carrall. Amount Of tax due there
on, 81 80.
Also one tract Of land on the waters of New Hope.
adjoining the lands of James Bishop ana others, COM
tanning so acres less, supposed 10 belong TO
MARY Caua. Amount of tax due thereon 81 cents.
Also Que tract Of lard on The waters of Eorand's
Greek adjoining The arts of Samuel F. Phillips end
others containing acre, or less. supposed 10
belong to Emily King. Amount of tax due thereon,
20 CENTS
Also one tract Of land on the waters Of Mill Creek,
adjoining The land Of William g. Moore aad others, con-
timing acres, mole or ,ss supposed TO belong TO
Thomas Hart, Amount OF Ia, due the con, 10 80
Also tas, Of lal ON the waters Il cain Creek, I'd
joining 10 lads OF DR.. John Moore and others. con-
tanning rs acres, less, supposed TO belong 10
Eljih Pickard. Amount Of tax due thereon, SO: 10.
Wha.eupon il is ordered ty IT, Court that the own
- said Of lind be n,,ifed Of the BY pub
location in the Hsborone Recorder for six successive
weeks notifying them OF these proceedings.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk Of our said Court at
office, the fourth Monday Of ,hruary, 1859.
GEORGE LAWS, C. c. C.
March 90. s4-6w
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A MELANCHOLY coiscIpTScr.-The death
of Mr.. James b. Cochran. an importing
merchant Of New York, is very sad event
10 4 number Of citizens in this place, to
whom he was much endeared. II is 10 sin
guiar coincidence with another death which
occurred few months ago. In early life,
nearly 40 years ago. MIR. Cochran and the
late VIM. Broadfoot were partners in bust.
ness in this town. They separated. left this
place. Mr.. Cochran going to New York and
Mr.. Broadfoot to the South. few months
ago Mr.. Broadfoot came 10 this place and
spent . week or two visiting his old friends
and the many scenes Of his youthful days.
IL was an event to him and to his friends.
He returned to Mississippi aud died within
ten days. Three weeks ago Mr.. Cochran
came here, for the FIRST time in SO years.
with no object but to see his old friends and
the place in which some happy years Of his
early manhood had been spent. He return
turned to New York. and in Eve days after
died very suddenly. at his Summer residence
on the Hudson. near Sing Sing.
Both had long been pious members Of the
Presbyterian Church; aud both we're natives
Of Scotland. Mr.. Broadfoot was rs years
Of age at his death. Mr.. Cochran 50.
Fayetteville 0s,0pu.
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Fxsslspo Pe.-rhs lsst number of the
Baptist Missionary Herald ststes:--" ny our
recent letters we find that Mr.. Diboll has AZ
length been constrained to leave the island,
and is noe resident at Victoria. Not on.
" had orders been received TO erpel the
missionaries. but the mission property had
been seixsd for the Spanish Government.
The British Government has intimated an
intenti.n to support the soeie,y's claim TOT
indemnity"
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A NosrnEss JuRy.-The manly and in
trepid conduct Of the United States Judge
Wilson, Marshal Johnson. and Northern
jury-he.ded BY that true patriot and high
toned gentleman, Harvey Rice. Esq. Of
Cleveland. Ohio--in meting out justice 10
the 0berline slave rescurrs. IS worthy The
observation, reflection and emulation Of the
Southern people. Whilst the supremacy Of
the Law 10 this vindicated in the face Of the
most powerful popular prejudices. i is IN.
iu.t and uneenercus 10 stigmstize the whole
Northern people as AboI. tionists.
RieA@oad DiPafeh.
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hshteAs Ntsyt -
The Niagara from Liverpool with dates to
Esd ult., has arrived. The news she brings
is alarming. Austria has sent her ultima.
tum to Sardinia demanding her disarmament
and disposal Of her volunteers. Three DAYS
were given for reply. In case Of her re.
fusal war would be declared. $4,000 more
Austrian troops have been ordered to the
Ticino. Austria has rejected England's &.
nal proposition. French troops were NOV
ing towards Piedmont. The three DAY.
given by Austria 10 Sardinia expired on the
evening Of the cath. The English Govern.
ment had teI.sraphed to Vienna strong
protest against Austria's menace. Ii was
reported that Austria replied. refusing 10
reconsider. and that she had already prepar.
ed manifest to accompany the declaration Of
war. French troops were concentrating on
the Piedmont frontier and at Toulon. The
holydays in England prevented the full de.
velopment Of the effect Of the news.
The Paris Bourse tell three per cent.
All the Powers, except Austria. had agreed
TO England's peace proposition.
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Taken I'm

a M Entered On the Stray Book 81 Orange Gun.
N IL. on The 3oth day II April lsss. By William
Woods. living IN the nsishbcthogd % Dufhams
Depot. one maIe lshi bay with ssddle msts on e.eh
- AZ a. -s.ihs, Of medium siis and Iow 10 order,
and ,hsssd very much BY harness supposed 70 Be
between Is and IS year. oil valued 1t sisiy DOlsfs
A. c, MURDOCH, Ranger
az. tftb 91--gw.
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Power. France has even added cha. sle
10 disposed to assent to Disarmament pre-
vious to the Congress. Everything. there
fore, justifes the belief that even it all diff
fculties are not yet removed. definite IN.
Outstanding will before long be established.
and that no further obstacles will oppose the
assembling Of the Congress.
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). ~ e.tabllAed. That Il lie pp4siie s.sat 70

- !. \. 80 ~ -'-s.'~~ o. -
Wemay say i Illustration to the trslh en-
bodied IN the shove resolution. that durips
the pest,lence At Norfolk at least three ca
ses Of the most malignant type termis ted e.
tally in this city. the victims having come
here after taking the fever into their systems
Aud il was not communicated to any other
person. -.
We copy tho above from the Petersburg Intssen.
cor. and in confederation Of tho opinion expressed there
in we would state, that about the year 1909 pam.
phst published BY Dr.. CALDWELL then Of Phil.del
Phia but afterwards Of the Transyvanis University, Ky.
in which he maintained, BY large array Of facts, thai
the yellow fever was not communicated BY persona
contact. except in localities where exciting
listed, whore tbs air tainted BY accumulaons o.
9Th. vegetable decomposons, some similar agency
-tha. il was propsgatsd in pure atmosphere.
A striking instance which came within our own OBJ
ssrsaion. strongly sustsins this position During tn.
prevalence Of tho yellow fsvsr In Philadelphia in 1905
. woman fed with her child 10 house three milsl
northeast Of Burlington, N. j. where she had formerly
been employed a. hired girl. Ths child was taken
sick Immediately after with the yellow fever, and died
With she black vom the stencil Of which pervsdsd the
whols mouse but Of large family, young and old. nc
one took The disease