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6topes, ST.
Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. l.. Marvin,
THANKFUL FOR THE Liberal

No AZ South Side Public Square, nearly OPpo-
site the Old Court House,
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A new Contribution to Science-the great Grand
Discovery,
R. R. R.
mo. Al

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amount of nutrition aS ounce OF ordinary bread.
Mothers nursing should always take OF these
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RADWAY'S READY RELIEF,

And in all cases Of
Bruises, WOUNDS, Strains, and Sprains,
The is applied the injured parts all pain and
uneasness Look for Ceuutereits and mita-
tlunspuTchasc only Radway's Ready Relief
Price, p cenis. 20 cents, and 81 per bottle
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These manufacturer Manufacturers quotations
for burning fluid camphene sc for tho former and e
the latter.
sUGARS-We decline of 5Se in Porto Rico which is
quoted 667c An advance Of &c has taken place in
white coffee sugar. and the range is now lc'z9l01se.
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J. c. PUTNAM


Hanna UAh1E1 DUN q w.,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
Forwarding and Commission Merchants
And Dealersin Pig Iron InsOt Copper Sals Fish Plaster
&C, &c, Harvey's Block, SIersin and River.
msr2B-dtf2 CLEVELAND. o.
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Has WIFE ANY pEcUSARY VALUE We
ought perhaps to beg pardon Of our fair read :
ers for entertaining for moment this ques-
ton, which we assure them was not one of
our own propounding. But "a case involving
this point was tried at the Oneida IN Y.l
Circuit on the 18th instant, in which the
plaintiff sought to recover from the Hudson
River Railroad Company damages for the
loss OF his wife, who was killed while on
an express train on that road way train
having run into the one upon which she
was travelling. The demand was for s., 900,
the maximum allowed By law for single life.
The defence set up was that no pecW,iary
damage had been sustained. The Jury TO
whom this case was committed had, it APP
pears. tolerable appreciation of the value
OF wife, and, we doubt not, were happy in
their domestic relations; Tor they finally
awarded damages to the amount Of 80, 900 to
the berea,ed husband. THIS settles the ques-
ton that wife has pecunary value aside
from the amount Of gold she may possess,
and will afford to many husband who had
supposed himself utterly inso,ent much con-
ISOLATION.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03

Napoleon was on his way to Paris.
The Sandman ministry had resigned and
Count Arese han been charged to form new
cabinet.
Napoleon is expected to reach Paris on
the 18Th, when further details will be afforded.
lnhis address 10 the soldiers he says Peace
was concluded because the contest was about
to assume proportions no longer in keeping
with the interests which France had paid in
war;
The Emperor Of Austria is on his wav to
Vienna. He says in the order of the day,
he YIELDED to an uniasorable political situa-
tion because the naturallzed Allies did not,
as expected, come TO his assistance.
Cayour is reported to have resigned on ac>
count Of the terms Of peace being unsatislac-
tory.
tits rumored that Napoleon and Eugenia
would visit Vienna. 1t is thought probable
that the dismissal Of Cardinal Antonelli would
follow the present state Of affairs.
II is rumored that Garibaldi is about to is
sue proclamation, and Il is considered doubt
iul whether he would lay down his arms.
Up to the | tn, the formation Of the Hunga-
rian legion had proceeded prosperonsly, 5,
600 having joined.
Letters from Rome to the 9Th inst. say
that the Pope had sent an autograph letter
to Napoleon, announcing his determination
~ demand an armed intervention from the
Catholic powers.
1t was repaired in Paris, on yesterday, that
great agitation prevailed at Milan and great
troubles lad arisen in Venetia that Florence
was Disturbed, and that the prussian popula-
ton was indignant with the Emperor for his
failing to fulfil his promises.
Switzerland had ordered the disbandment
Of her extra troops.
Prussia had ordered her troops on the
march to halt.
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THE SUPREME COURT.

Opinions have been delivered since our
last, as follows:
BY Pearson, G. J. In Robertson v. Keil.
from Martin. affirming the judgment. In
Harding y. Chapel. from Wake. affirming
the judgment. IN Carr '. Woodliif. from
Granville, affirming the judgment. In State
v. Carroll. from Davidson, judgment resers-
ed. In Archer '. Iiaithcock. from Orange,
Affirming the judgment. In State Y. Christ.
mas. from Orange, new trial granted. In Gray
s.Gray. iron Dayic. affirming the judgment
In Statev. Floyd. from Mecklenburg, new tri
aigranted. Ia Knox y. y CIR. H. Co., from
Rowan, judgment reversed aud yenire de
noyo. In Boyle v. n. &. Il. X. Co., from
Rowan. Affirming the judgment. In Robert
son v. Fleming, in equity. from Wake. dis.
missing the bill. In Kirk v. Stober, in equi.
~, from Rowan. directing a reference. II
Williams v. Sadler. in equity, from Meek
lenburg, declaring that there is no error il
The order Of the Court Of Equity.
by Battle, ,. In State v. Harris, iron
Craven, directing the judgment to be re
yersed. In State v. johnson, from North
supton, judgment reversed and senire d
novo awarded. In State '. Fisher. iron
Washington, declaring that there is no error
In Hussey v. Burgwyn, from Northampton
Affirming he Judgment In Lane v. Phillips
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IMPORTANT IRON VENEZUELA .A1siees have
ben received at New York from Venezuela
10 July 18th, which represent the country still
disturbed.
Gen. Castro had declared a general am.
nesty TO the insurgents, in hope Of being able
to coalcscc with them and form a new gov.
eminent. bnt they have rejected these over.
lures, being determined 10 form federal
government themselves.
The negroes h,d also revnlted and taken
possession of Puerto Cabello, and murdered
some Of the inhsbitants. The citizens were
fleeing to the vessels ia port Tor protection,
and numerous families had left altogether
and were daily arriving at Curacao.
Gen. Paez had become disgusted, and was
10 leave for the United States. Business
everywhere was stagnant.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

Washington. July ~.
There is reason 10 believe that Mr. Mrf.ane
has failed entirely 10 one object 81 his neeo.
tiations with the Juarcz Go,ernmrnt. IL wit,
the cession TO the United States II Lower
California. As this was 4 leading object
with the Administration, anil az upon Il was
based The provision fur prcuniarg indemni.
~ 10 Mexico, the whole negotiation il thus
FAR iruitless. postal treaty, 10 which there
was no objection on either side, and which
would % itself be of considerable benefit 10
the commercial relations between the two
countries, was proposed on the part Of Mexi.
CO, and has been Submitted 10 Postmaster
General Holt Tor consideration.
OF all the projects that have been propos.
ed Tor the relief Of Mexico, that of sending TO
the Juarcz Government fllibuster force
from The United States is the most futile and
mischievous. Even if organized under good
commanders here. these troops would be un-
restrained and undisciplined, and would
commit excuses which would be iisereditabIe
10 the American character and destructive
d the Liberal cause. No class nor party in
Mexico would welcome such aid. The Con.
stitutional Government may not be able 10
sustain itself without such aid, but with IL
that Government would be hurried 10 utter
and irrctrieyable ruin.
The British Government appears 10 de.
sire that the United States should take Meri.
co 10 hand and enforce order there. Il may
come TO this 10 the end, bat IL must sither
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EBy Yesterdays .REaN.
Farther Point. July

Farther Point, July 20.
The steamer Anglo Saxon, from Liver,
pool, with dates 10 the Goth, for Quebec,
passed here this evening, and was boarded
by the Agent Of the Associated Press.
There is nothing additional by this arri-
val in regard to the basis of the recently
concluded peace between France aud Aus.
tria.
The feeling of discomfort in regard to the
peace was apparently increasing, particular
" in Italy.
The Emperor Napoleon had arrived at St.
Cloud.
The Queen of Portugal is dead.
. The Posts Paris correspondent says that
both Emperors are convinced that the basis
for the conclusion 81 peace, which they has
tily agreed upon, is in many respects i'm
practicable.
The Vienna correspondent Of the London
Times saws the representatives ct Austria,
France aud SARDINIA will soon meet at Zu-
rich and conclude treaty of peace. There
is to be no Congress-the two Emperors
having agreed to settle their differences
without the Intervention Of the neutral pow
ers.
The Paris Pays SAYS the whole Imperial
Guard. division Of Infantry Of the line. and
battalion of Chasseurs, selected from the
different corps Of the army Of Italy. have re-
ceired orders to march Immediately to Paris,
where they will receive a distinguished re-
ception.
The lie Nord saws, French corps Of for
ty thousand men will remain in Italy until
The reorganization 81 the country according
to the treaty II Villa Franca.
The most important towns in the Roman
States have sent deputation to Garibaldi.
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BIackwood'. Edinburgh Magazine

The July number Of hi. interesting periodical has
been received IL contents arc. /. Lord Macaulay on
the Massacre Of Glencoe. .. The Lifted Veil. D. Dr.
MsnscTs hampton Lectures. 4. Th, Luck Of Ladys,
mede-PaH v. 8. Sentimental Physiology. s. The
Novels Of Jane Austen. a. The Change Of Ministry
Whist next
Published by Leonard Scott & Co. New York,
Price 50 per- annum Tor any d the Reviews o.
Blsekwood; o. any two Of the works, - for Black,
wood and the four Reviews, $40.
The present i good iims 70 commence subscdP.
nenee with The month Of July.
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Great AcbIeyement.-we have

AGreaf Acbieyement.--ws have received
from Mr. George Roberts, Of New York. copy Of hi.
illuminated QusdruPe Constellation" which Is per.
hsps the greatest typographical achievement Of the age
The sheet IL near sS feet broad aud eight feet
lenE,h-equsIling large blanket IN she. Il sdisidcd
into eight pages four Of which proiusy llus,raled
oil Of them containing noscllses stories, de-. and fur.
nishing more reading than care 20 look Il u
sold at so cents per copy, or three copies for 81.
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The Richmond Dispatch says: "In re-
gard 10 the policy Of repeating EXISTING laws
against the slave trade, we suppose there can
be but one opinion in Virginia. The CORES.
pondent ol the Alexandra Sentinel is un :
doubtedly right in the opinion that the re-
peal Of the anti slave trade laws aud the i'm.
portation Of thousands 81 native Africans
would reduce the value Of slave pfupeft, in
the State ~ Virginia fully me hlii. 4 rich
harvest would be resped BY the New England
mercantile marine, by importing slaves from
Africa 10 northern vessels, and carrying the
greatly Increased crop of cotton 10 market.
But virginia's interests are opposed to Il"
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York. July %.
The Sackville Horse express Of the assoei-
ated press has arrived here with the Ruropa's
news. which brings advices from Liverpool 10
the 10th. The report Of peace is fully con.
frmed. but no further particulars transpired
beyond the fact, that TIE Princes of Tuscany
and Modeha, had returned to their respec-
tive States. But the ultimate results Of peace
is generally misuusted 10 England.
Consols has closed nearly ono cent lower
u 10 last adyiees.
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am, very respectfully. yours. &c.
Inn aTUANI Jkc0nS
no C0ysuMpTrvEs

no C0ySUWpTfyEs The advertiser having
= been restored 10 health 10 lew weeks. hy very
simple rnes fei having suffered several years with
= severe Lug G lion. aud that dread disease, Con.
sumpiiun.-is anxious 10 make known 10 his fellow.
sufferers the means Of cure. To al Who desire IL. lie
viii send copy Of the prescription uscd free 81
ehngel with directions Coz preparing and using the
sane, wheh they will End a sure cure for Cousump.
ton. Aslhml. Bronchitis &c. The only OBJECT Of the
advertiser 10 sending the prescription Is 10 heneft the
afflicted, aud be hoPcs every sufferer will Try his fcmc-
dy, will cosi them nothing, and may prove bes.
sing Parties wishing the prescription will please cd.
dress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Wiliamsbufsh, Long Island.
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NJ a II IL I III Id .

At the residence Of the brides father in this county
on Thursday morning the 2slh ultimo, by A. b. Gun.
ter, Esq, Mr.. ISRAEL TURNER to Miss NANCY
5. TRlcE, daughter of Mr.. G. p Trice, all of this
county.
In the city of Raleigh, on Wednesday morning the
10th ultimo, by the Rev. Thos. E. Skinner, Mr.. VIII.
LIE ]. PALMER, late of Milton, to Miss PRISCILLA
JENKINS, of Raleigh.
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5idn ranis but itiie here Jslow.-We hear
Of some Of our planters kicking up" about
getting 81 40 cents per bushel only for their
new wheat in Richmond. Nv dear fellow,
give Us a fair corn crop, and IL you do not
jump up at dollar bushel for wheat, with
greater velocity that ever pike leaprd after
a roach. the Fool Killer will catch you.
Time was when men felt glad 10 get 60 cents
per bushel. but short crops having ran up
prices to exorbitant figures. some people
seem puzzled TO know how heavy crops bring
down prices. They see and understand the
ascending scale only; the sliding or descend
ing scale they neither see into nor compre,
bend, and don't 'cdni 10. Miloa Chronicle.
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Enhnrci.s limilf1d
sag ACRES LAND FOB SALE.

HE subscriber ofTrrs Tor sale the plantation on
which she resides. the place heins eleven miles from
Hislsfough, in the western part Of Orange copnty.
containing 2pI sefes. The land has On Il good AID
substantial improvements. and Is well watefe,l.
Also smother tract % 3i5 acres. near The one mon
toned. tWo.thifds 81 which i woodland.
These lands are well adapted 70 the cultivation a
Corn. Wheat aad Tobacco The lands ~ plrsreI
privately until Sa'utiay he i3h ~ Anras, h which
time. Il mol before disposed " they viii " sold d me
highest bidder
For any information relative n lhe land and The
terms Of sale. aprly TO AeHabdef ". Woods rf = /.
White. who sfC authorized 10 sclI the iands
MARY WOODS.
Melahsailie tanr 81 gi-iJs
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Wa.bing,on. Jnly


No treaty of any Kind has been received
from Mr.. McLane, as IS alleged by some con.
temporary journals. lie is working upon
Penelnpe's web Juarez offers Us transits
through the Northern and Southern States Of
Mexico. with the privilege Of protecting them
Tor both parties, upon the condition Of loan
ing him five Or six millions. lie protests now,
As Senior Mata did at the outset. that no ali
enation 81 territory can be made except At
The cost Of the complete ruin of the Liberal
cause. and therefore says that no such pro.
position can be entertained.
In this view the Administration will not
accept the Overture for transits, as IL has no
money to throw away. aud would gam no
eelat from such an arrangement. All other
experiments will fail. and Mr.. McLane must
come home sooner or later.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-03

REv. DIS. Deems AND CAKrER.-rhe in.
yestigation of the charge and specifications,
laid against Rev. VIM. Carter. VI. d., by
Rev. c. +. Deems, ID. d., before the session
Of the North Carolina Conference at New.
bern in December last, and referred to the
Presiding Elder Of the Raleigh District, com
menced on Wednesday the 9th, and termi.
mated on the alst Of the present month in
Louisburg The decision of the
Committee should satisfy all parties. Ii de-
cares that the allegations made by Rev. DR..
Carter against DR.. Deems, 10 his publication
in the Richmond Christian Advocate Of 1855,
are VhoHy untrue" but as the Committee
could not discover sufficient evidence in the
testimony Of the existence Of malice in DIR.
Garter. prompting his course, the charge
against him was not sustained.
II seems to be understood, that the result Of
this investigation is a fndiity, happy con-
clusion, to one OF the most sad aud damaging
events which has ever disturbed the peace
and harmony OF one Of the largest and most
influential denominations Of Christians in
North Carolina. Rail Shirt of the Age.
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nine MILLIONS WORM OF DRy GooDs IN a
FORTNIGHT -Flora McFlimsey thinks there
is 10 danger OF another panic for ten years to
come, and so she continues to buy up the
silk, satins. and yelyets Of Europe, with a
freedom tina, would seem to argue con,ic !.
tion OF "nush times" IN the meanwhile. The
dry goods entries At the New York Custom
House the current week, amount to nearly
"fye millions of dollars" which is nearly a
million in excess Of entries for the week be-
fore. The total for the fortnight is nearly
nine millions Of dollars. The exact figures
are %. 9s7, 1925. NY. Express.
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Red Mountain Female Academy,
ORANGE COUNTY. n. G.

ORANGE COUNTY, NC.
sIfE next session will begin the 2hth 81 July, and
n closr the OH " December. Terms pet session
Tuition ID Elementary English. $40; Higher English.
$3.50; Ancient Languages SIS; Music on Piano.
use o. Instrument incluLd. $i7;5O; DsaWing and
Painting 10 water colOrs, $40; Glsrsn Painting $40
oil Painting. SIS; Board. s36.
VI. LEWIS, Principal.
july "a gs--
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from Edgecombe. judgment reversed and We.
nlre de novo. In Hussey v. Weathersby
from Edgecombe, affirming the judgment. In
Nee v. Caldwell. from Guilford, judg-
ment reversed. In Iddings V. Hiatt, from
Guilford, judgment reversed and yenire de
noyo. In Morehead '. Brown. from Gull
ford, affirming the judgment. In Griffis '.
Holt, from Alamance, affirming the judy
ment. In Stout V. Harper, from Aamance.
affirming the judgment. In Burton v. March,
from Rowan, affirming the judgment. In
James v. Morris, from Orange, in equity.
In Shelton v. Shelton, from Dayie, in equity,
decree for plaintiff.
BY Pearson. c. J. In Harry v. Graham,
from Cleaveland, judgment Of nonsuit re-
yersed and judgment for plaintiff. In Nc.
Coy v. Justices of Harnett, no error, proce.
dendO ordered.
BY Battle, ]. la State er rel. Chairman
OF Common Schools v. Daniel, from Johnston,
affirming the Judgment. In Wallace v. Boyd,
in equity, from Beaufort.
By Ruffin, J. In Morrison v. Mcneil,
from-Moore, judgment reversed and yenire
de novo. In Montgomery. Wilmington Rail.
road, from New Hanover, affirming the iudg.
ment. In Macarthur v. Mcleod, from Gum-
berland. affirming the judgment. In Eborn
Y. Waldo, from Martin, reversed and proce-
dendo ordered. 10 Osborne v. Toomer. from
Guilford. reversed and procedendo. In Goss
v. Davenport, from Ashe, affirming the iudg-
ment. In Smith v. Reid, from Rowan, judg-
ment reversed and venire de noyo. In swain
v. Spruill. in equity, from Washington. In
Wayne Y. Simmons, in equity, from Chowan,
dismissing the bill with costs. In Hinton
v. OGenheimer, in equity. from Wayne. de.
claring the order erroneous. In Davis v.
Hall, in equity from Craven, demurrer sus-
tanned and bill dismissed. In McNeely v.
Steele, in equity, from Iredell, dismissing
the bill. In Burnett v. Thompson, Petition.
&c. Petitioner upon entering into bond for
double the recovery, is entitled to his writ.
In billiard \. Wilmington Railroad, from
Nash, judgment reversed and Judgment for
defendant. In State v. Neville, IRON Hall
lax. declaring that there is no error. In
Fairbairn '. Fisher, in equity. iron Craven.
reversed. Register.
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The New Orleans correspondent Of the
Charleston Courier saws that Bishop Polk
has succeeded in getting ten gentlemen Of
his Diocese Of the Episcopal church to sub
scribe three hundred thousand dollars towards
the establishment Of the Great Southern u.
nyrrsity. Ex Governor Johnson, Of Louis.
lana, has subscribed $4,000.
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rHE rRIrMPH coMrLErE
AaoiL.y perfect cure Of Epikpsy By d.. H1nee, ET
ileDhc Pills

Aaoit.y perfect cure Of Epikpsy By d.. HINGE, Ep.
iiephc PiAs.
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falling fits for wears past, determined 10 give
your Pills trial. advertisement Of which saw in
some Of the papeIs,) and continued TO use them for
some m ,nths. until was entirely cured. believe
them TO be iirsi rate article aud since have used
ihem have no had ono attack, and am now in the
enjoyment Of good health.
| am, very respectfully yours, &c.
JONATHAN J. JACOBS.
=. s. The Pills were recommended 10 me by Nj
Newly. Of this county, to whose address you sem
them.
Those Pi.l.. besides curing Epilepsy, arc specific
for oil notifications Of nervous disease. Price 50 pe
box, two boxes lpf SIS; twelve hoyes for sal. Per
sons enclosing a remittance will have the Pills sent
them ~ mail, On il receipt For sale by seth ,
Hancc. No. los Baltimore street, baltimore. Nd. 4
whom oflers from al parts d The Union must he ~
dressed.
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A SAD AFFAR.-From the New Orleans
Picayune we learn that on the 10th instant,
a melancholy accident occurred near Bran
don, Miss. A Mrs. Jackson mad occasion
to go during the night to the window Of the
room in which, with her husband, she had
been sleeping. While engaged IN arranging
the blind or shutter. the hnsband awake and
seized his gun. surprising that some feloniou.
intruder was IN the room. Mrs. Jackson adj
saneeJ toward the bed. although her hus.
band called out TO her 70 stop o. he should
FIRE, and he actually discharged his musk-i
al her. and she at once fell dead. lie then
turned To the Place where he supposed hi.
wife was lying beside him, TO tell her that
he had killed some one, when, not finding
her, the truth flashed upon him that be had
shot his own wife.
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A CARGO OF AFRTcAss.-A gentleman oi
this city received letter from jacksonville
on Monday last, post marked 10Th inst on
the back Of which was endorsed, "a cargo 81
600 Africans has been landed on the Florida
coast near Smyrna" II this intelligence be
true. il is TO be hoped that the parties guilty
Of such high handed violation Of the law Of
the land may be arrested and dealt with Ia
the fullest extent. Tallahassee Floridian.