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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-27
Faro between Petersburg and. Balti.
more Six Dollars,


TvHE public are hereby advised that the swift
= and splendid Steamer Baltimore. Captain
Alexander Mctausland. fitted up with State
Rooms and one hundred and fifty births, is now
running semi-wcekiy in conuexion with the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and FEEDER
icksburg Railroads. between the landing st Ac-
quia Greek aud Baltimore.
Passengers leaving Petersburg in the Northern
Mail Train Ut s, A. NJ, on Mondays and Thurs
days, will arrive at Acquia Greek about l2 M.
where they take the Baltimore. Descending the
Potomac they have a view of its fine scenery hy
daylight, and arrive at Piney Point about 5, p.
NJ. and at Baltimore in the course Of the night.
THIS line, il will hc seen. avoids. entirely, the
wide portion ofthe Bay, and of course. in a great
degree, any danger of rough weather and sea sick.
ness, and passengers BY il going farther North,
have the advantage on their arrival at Baltimore,
Of remaining, for the night. free of charge. on
board boat having superior accommodation,
and avoiding expense al Hotels.
Returning, passengers leave Baltimore on
Tuesdays and Fridays at q. p NJ. and arrive Of
Richmond the next day at l2 NJ, and at Peters
burg between 2 and 9 p. m.
For further particulars. or through tickets, an
ply at the Richmond and Petersburg Rail road
Depot, to the Ticket Agent.
July IL. IL
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IMPORTANT REMEDY.
Dr.. Milchell's Eye Salye.

vTHE great advantages possessed by this sni-
u Gle over every other, are-its cKHTAis1r,
sArErr, CONVENIENCE and ECONOMY. All ply
scans admit that great danger is 10 he arprchend-
ed from dragging the eye when in an infamed ard
unhealthy stale. In the use of this salve this CD.
jeciion is entirely renewed, as no harm can POS
sby result from its use il being in all cases sp-
piled to the KxrEnsAL portions Of the eye, thcIe-
by avoiding all the inconvenience, pain and DAP.
ger, which necessarily attend the inueduetiep Of
any pungent article INTO The eye. Its activity
In subduing Inflammation is SO great that hui few
cases require the use of more than one bottle to
effect perfect cure. One physician remalkedio
us, after having witnessed its effects IN several
instances, that it was "PERFEcT FIRE KILLER.
All we ask is that its virtues he thoroughly test.
ed. snd that the directions be strictly followed
Price so cents per Box.
All the above named medicines for Sale IN
Hillsborough by Long & Webb.
January %. l5-Y
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Notice.

HAVING Of Apgra Term Of ounss Ccurt
HI qualified ss Ersrufos 81 the Win 81 VII
liam n. MERIT. thereby warn all per<ansi 10 bring
their arcounis and demands Of every kind and de-
noninstian 20 me within The time pfescriisd by
lsw. Alldrisors 10 sid estate viii please 10 cone
forward and make pfampi psyHenf.
GEORGE w. PURIFY.
August IS. s.
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CirCaS sian Balm,

an unrivalled Medical compound. % never-lailing
remedy for
Burns and scalds, Cuts. Coniusions, Bruises,
sprains, Salt Rhcum. Chilhlsins, letter, Scroula
Ulcers, Rngworm, Scald Head. Frozen Feet and
Limbs, Pinples on the Face, and all erup,ions Of
the Skin.
And for all purposes Of the Toilet, &c. Shaving,
CLEANING the Teeth, Canker Of the Mouth. Re-
moval Of Spnburn or Tan. Grease, Paint, &c.
fiom Silk, Satin, LINN. Cotton and Woollen IA
brics. Price IS cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-11-27

Advertising Rates for The llillstorersh fefeIln
One dollar Ter square &c lines) for The ~, ~
insertion, and rs cents for each eontiirsree
auctions made in favor of standing advertiser '''
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DIR. KUHL'S
AbySsinian Mixture,

For Colds, Influenza, Costiveness, Piles,
Affection Of the Kidney 8 BLADDER,
Gravel, &c., Fluor Albus, Weakness,
and other Female Complaints.
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For Sale or Rent,

INVALUABLE DlscOyERys-The Inyen-
4 tor Of MI.ane's yermifoge having disposed
Of bis night TO bis great rsmedy, the pfopfiriors.
Messrs. kidJ a Co. beg lfsye 10 ciier n 10 The
American public Is The hest rrm~dy for worms
esrr offered. II has bsen tried in oil paIis Of ths
country, and in cases which had de6ed The eser-
tons Of the be-, physicians. and never Without
the most complete sucte@- We caution parents
against delay. n your children rxhibii the ymp-
toms ef hsing troubled with worms. boss not
moment, but al onee purchase bottle Of A'Lsne's
vermifsge. and thus save shen pain and perhaps
their lives.
nR. MLANE's LIVER PIII.s!.--This
~ great American remedy for one Of The most
formidable ills that fesh Is heir TO, 10 nov &C
knowledged superior 10 sny medieine Of the kind
ever offered TO The public. The action is essy.
certain, and attendant with no unplessent ne
suits. II has never been tried without producing
the most saluiay efIsci. Compounded by one
Of the most eminent physicians IN our country. il
Il the medicine which scienre, kin snd expert
ence oilers to human suffering.
FOR SALE BY
Long & wehb, and ID. Hearit. Hillsborongh;
Jones Watson < Co.. Chapel Hill; A. Moring
Hurdle & Hurdle. Walnut Grove,
Orange county Moore & NOEL. Mt. Tirzs, Per.
son !; and p. 3. Pescud. Raleigh.
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R.F. HIBBARD's VEGETABLE
Anti-BiliOuS Family Pills.

The peculiar efficacy Of these Pills IN Chronic
Diseases and all other diseases Of the Liver, Sto-
mach, and other digestive organs, together with
their prophylactic powers against infection. re-
commend them to suffering humanity at large,
and their curative virtues and mild operation a.
dap them to all climates constitutions and discs
ses. Price SO, IS, and 1913 cents.
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R. r. HIBBARD & CO.'S
CarminatiVe Salve,

For the cure Of Felons. Files. Ulcers, carbuncles
Ague in the BREAST or Face. Earsaehc, Burns
Scalls, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price Is
cents.
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Cabinet Ware House.

vT,HE suhscrberrespecifullyi informs hisfrienas
Il and the public generally aha, he has ON hand.
and viii enaeasor constantly TO keep. variety Of
weI-msde Furniture, embracing all the Iea' ng
articles. such as. ck
Sofas. Sideb0ards, Burca .,
BrdsicaGls, Tables,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28

| 0Jlt Is both interesting and curious 10 look
blck. occasionally, upon tho past, and notice
Tho progress Burlington is making. We were
reminded of this BY cncoun'cring a stray copy
of the Froo Press for MAY 10. 1899 in wh'cl il
on" of onr friend lIowA9D'. vcrtiscmcnts. ~
He ho then called il. " Ho,r0r5's Second Ed
tim, dated May !. 1899 -noro than eleven
voara ago. We take the liberty 10 cony po-.
'ior of i. 70 LET folks + p how things have rorc
IN. sincc il wae onr boast that we had t,r,
Steamboats," h'lcr speaking Of a visit to the
sunm, of Mansfield Mountain, md tho ftsci?.
o'ing nroepac' fom il, finud IluwAnD savs:--
tnfil then was IN $40 VIM for coinu ~ Nny,
York end looking abroad for that which coulJ b-
room effected - distributing the Goods at home. an!
lssned the proclamation in 1922 with req sons Tor r..
naming. VIZ the completion nf the Nor'bori, nut
L'lr Caunie, th" making OF one from s. Johns 10 TIE
~. Lawrence, tho proposed railroad from PORT Ken
y Cgd"nsbnrgh. aud from this TO Byson the iron
le0 west, t'; INCREASE OF the wool and dairy OF
vermont n" susceptible prntnctiyeUres of the sol
the 81 .o'rous and h-nliiit climate 'hp trorn' ,rt
l1'ufrf,u7 h'hils o the people together with ia,
evenu7ily would bn occupancy OF the nutnen4e er1
0Itn'9' unn~''!"d water power, a!i passed ylyi,iv
through the Imagination, and so i.U,nnntci the ~,
lure pro7p"ct thrt hod G'a're 10 s,av 20 the r.
,"h''h iS now a. vi kr0Vn 70 ohOrs ne ,,lys4lt
unrn h1vl already crG" TO page, sr more s,ittv
coming On. from what now - enough = anparcr, t
R''"sS TENT. 500 even now the nhiy nt lntai,,
tents IS 50 fren that ad npoc"npled dive ling is pot
- be tou0d. oar public parks, gardens nud ya-.-
ar" b'lrg higa'y ornanentrd and improved hv irces
'Frn'hery and walks many beautiful ediiccs and
nq0Sio1e are bnmg hpLt tne hIgl character of tn.
N!1Ee is rrcR'lv exalted bv the Jeralitv of rs c,,
2-1s m the erection OF Churches the Justly deserved
celebrity 81 is I Iivcrs'y. kplscuDal i1siiiute Aco
d"inv and Schools nl ri superior order in the scal
o. '"Hnc'. The Burlington Female Seminary pat
tcu'arE si"WS from It's recent opparpn, cu,,i-i,rc
mont. to have oh'aInrd deserved standlnr and ro.
pihhton. when ,s rq1rl 70 the most exalted honss
ana wishes OF ts best friends, who To number yyond
b' naming neary tn" Whole community whom, il "a
hoped VIII soon show their usual public spirl, IN cy
tending The brIdnns equal to il rcq,irenent orJ
merits. Then, agnIn.to know that W. have ;,vo nf
IN" moe splendid M"amboats and most ably con-
Quoted. cacn arriving At the moment from nor,
ana south. with Gnods for Howard. paese1rors ,-
'ne hoifIS'n - ln'eInE"nc" lor the people"
H""-'nn has lived to sce more roaliz,d,la
h' predicted, and tho town he has 50 lihersllv
ad'd IN build ~, furnishing " like n Green
Bay Iio-0r-chcs'ru' r.
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28
liz ZlE EIG II.
~ rouR cHArrEEs. -cHArTER I.
BY CHARLES DiCKETs.


WHEN Death is present in a household
on Christmas day, the very contrast be-
tween the time as it now is, aud the day
as it has often been, gives a poignancy to
sorrow--a more utter blankncss TO the de-
solution. James Leigh died Just as the
far.away bells Of Rochdalc Church were
ringing for morning service on Christmas
day, 1896. \ few Minutes before bis
death, he opened his already glazing eyes,
and made sign to his wife, by the faint
motion Of his lips. that he bad yet somc-
ding to say. She stopped close down, end
caught the broken whisper, " forgive her,
Anne ! May God forgive me-"
"Oh my love, my dear, only get well,
and | will never cease showing my thanks
for those words. May God in heaven
bless thee for saving them. Thou 'rt not
so restless, my lad ! may bo--Oh Goi -
For even while she spoke, hc died.
They had been two-and.twcnly years
man aud wlir; for nineteen of those years
their life had been as calm and happy. as the
most perfect rprinhncss on the one side. and
tie most complete conf lrncc and loving sub.
mission On the other, could make il. Mjl;ou's
famous line milh have been framed and hung
mp as the rule ul their married iie for he was
truly the Interpreter, who stood between God
and her she would have considered herself
wicked II sic had ever cared even to think him
ansicre, though as certainly as be was an up.
right man, 81 surely WAS he hard, stern, and
inilexibc. Bot for three years the moan aud
the murmur had n yer been ont OF her heart /;
81 e had ebc.led against her husband as against
a tyrant, with a hidden su.len rebellion, which
tlrc up the old lant-marks Of wiGely duty and
affection, and poisoned the fountains whence
gentlest love ard rev erence had once been for
ever springng.
But those last blessed words replaced him on
lie throne in her heart and called ont peui,ent
anguish for all he bitter eslrangemeur OF later
years. II was this which made her refuse all
The cnlreaties Of her sous, that she would see
tie kind hearted neighbors, who called on their
way from church, to sympathize and condolc
no slc would stay with the dead husband that
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28

The Lynn (Ma7s.) BW Sirtc, speaking of the
Newspaper agency business, s7ys:-
Like most other enterprises. tho business hos
increased, and It's importance has been ostab-
iShed to such an extent. thqt II hro1d field of
fir ami honorable competition hl4 boon amen.
cd: and we would refer at this time nq~ticuiarlv
10 the Newspaper an1 .7{rcrfisinr .laency of
Mr.. ). NJ. fETTINGrLr. Boston. Mr.. Pcttenoil
is particularly well qualified for The dschar,-o
OF the trusts which the business imposes. lis
manners are easy and courteous hig habits
prompt and energetic, his qualifications srpar-
or ana his lnteCr ty unqunsnanabo. Il is not.
therefore, surprising thlt he has already, altho'
comparatively but short time cnrarod in the
enterprise, secured n large business, and I wide
and high reputation. But We are no. > little
surprised that Mr., Y. r. Palmer should adyor-
tlSe, as we notice he has in some If tho papers.
that he Is the oa,9 GHhoricd arnn, for newsne-
pers. Who appointed him the oa'y Authorized
agent! self appointment could not make
nun Such We suppose Mr.. Pettingil might.
"ltn tno same propnety, claim to be the on'y
authorized agent, but we have never heard Of his
setting up any claims Of the sort. lie has ely
tered the business rs an honorable competitor.
Tor far share Of the rewards which are sure to
follow industry, integrity and perseverance,
" g thnk that the field Is broad enough for
both, and for even more. laborers: and TO all
such as conduct their business in a faithful man
ner We wish success.
Having had various transactions with Mr.
IettlngiII, we can speak from personal expert
ence OF the manner in which his business is
conducted. We have found him TO be an Off
clent and gantlcmanly man, faithful in all mat
ter' entrusted TO his care, prompt in the settle
ment of his accounts, and every way worthy of
confidence. With these views and feelings, we
most cordially recommend him Ia all mcrchlnts I
and classes who have business with the news /.
paper press, and to all brother editors and pro-
prIetorS throughout the country, who desire to
have good and efficient agent in the city of
Boston. Mr. Petengil's office is No 10 State .
street,
We very cordially concur in the remarks of
The Bay State. We have had numerous busi- |
ness transactions with Mr. PErrlyG1LL, and .
have found him uniformly prompt and gentle.
manly. We think his Agency entirely worthy
the respect and confidence Of the business com
nunty. There is no humbug nor clap trap
about him.
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E:a;,roa. Arrnn ye:ncn,. fcr the o5rls. cn.h

i'3i'ro2' trr1n ZeHinn,s for the 25tic cG.h.
O. The Ppilic viii no'ice Tho arrangements
published in an. th'r column, by the Ratand &
Burlington Railroad Company, for the accom-
mod alton Of The nrmorcus visitors expected
here on the 2J'h and 2G'h list. These arranoo.
m MS for the running of Extra Trains, m those
days. TO end from Burlington, a-e exceedingly
convenient, and eyincc n d sposi'ion on the part
ot the Superintendent, Mr.. RIGsLow. and the
Company, 10 second and facilitate the hospit,.
be intentions Of our citizens, that is in the
highest degree credtaLle to their.
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MOTH rs OF TIE PLACES FOR FIRST
ASSEMBLING.

Na-o1s attending the Colobr,,,,, lo,.,,.
~ assemble 4, 'o- { ut Hnn<e and y,,r,,
"''"' on the n" 7+ @ C'"r U)uve square,
NINA v,n .a' ~ u oI '"he, al NAT pa,t
r.. ,.L,rs - r,,J rom h9;2h
rIr '," - 'I~
NE NhAND i')D'Ih OF VERMONT
W" .ra~" ",e"'n''' Mt mo tr'rnIy HGH nj l.
o. @ H'h hi5''"S over the litrd.Nare Store OF
H's'r j. AT.rr, -N5ui SIDE Cou-. HanS,
Nl"H'e al ha'i past nine O'Clock.
WASHINGTON LODGE.
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Burlington Sire Dress.
Published at Burlington, VI.
BY ID. W. G. Ia II X e,
Editor ana Proprietor.

Tcrms,
To Village Subscribers who receive the paper by
Ifpaid in advance, . :. 200
Mail Subscribers and those who take it at the
Office, . 200
Ifpad in advance, . so
eT5' No Subscription stopped until all arreages are
paid, except the option OF publishers or discontinued
unless bv positive orders.
PRiCES FOR .4DTERTTSLNG.
One Square, 10 line or less, 3 insertions, S,lO0
Each insertion after the 3d. cts. a line
lg" YEARLY ADVERTISEMENTS, with privilege Of
alterations)
One Column. $50 90
Halt Column, $500
Fourth do $500
Eiuh do 1900
One Square, 1000
Business Cards $3.50
e45o The privilege Of Yearly Advertisers is strict
ly limited to their own ilnmednte and regular bus-
ness and the business Of an Advertising Firm not
considered including that OF its individual mem
bers.
t77 Advertisements should be marked the num-
OF weeks to be Observation-Disclosures they will be cont
tinued I'LL forbid, or at the option OF the publisher.
QjFSLeH RS must an q | cases be post pad.
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.
|. Subscribers who do not give express notice to
the contrary considered wishing to continue
their subscription,
2. Ii subscribers order the d,scontinuonce OF their
papers, the publisher may continue to send them till
all that ia due he paid
3. lisubscriheIs neglect reitsa to take their pa
pers ON the Office to which they are directed they
are held responsible ill they have settled ther bills
and ordered their papers discontinued.
4. II subscribers move TO other places, without in
forming the publisher, and the paper is sent to the
former direction, they are held responsible.
). The courts have decided that refusing 10 take n
paper from the office, removing md leaving it un-
called or is prma lacia evidence omlentonaI fraud
6. \ Postmaster neglsctng to inform publisher
when his paper is not taken from the Office, makes
himself liable Tor his subscription puce.
.lOB PRINTING.
BOOKS, CARDS, CATALOGUES. CTRCU-
LARS, HAND BILLS, ,PROGRAMN rs, PAM
PHLETS, POS IbRS, ,SuOP-BlLLS, BLANKS,
and every variety ot printing. executed with neat
ness, at sholt nullce and on reasonable terms.
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T.eas +! Teas 4!

BANTER s. HAZEN,
WHOLESALE DEALERS ~ TEAS,
GS, WATER STREET, New YORK,
DARTICULARLY invite the attention Of
\ Country D,alers TO their Stock OF NEW
FRESH T'EdN, consisting of all the different varle-
ties in the usual packages, selected with great care
from various cargors OF the latest mportatons, with
strict regard To their drawing qualities.
q Al orieSs filed at the lowest marLct rice
.March 1850. WJ1nJ
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(For 'he Free Press
LADY, CHERISH FLOWERS.

TO Mis-
-
''rs''e me, Ee""' 'i'"''''''
" 'o'" ''''S ''' u '..''''
l 'r ~, ''''S ,. "a TO ''''i
we 10" al me S"'''' S','''e'
0.'he son-iyel floral bowers,
II Gat ;hoo's' taste md I.cing,
To love and cherish flowers
my days are s"''Uy p'ss'"g'
my 'HG"'"s' o""s are IL d.
1h' sweetest o' "'; r'S's'
Lave Ia" ''e'''' o"'1S '''''
That charmed lies golden hou!a,
The glow oi youth is tadod;
Sill, lady, cherish iicwc:e.
4"9N@A c""'" an" n'o" be "''n"'ed'
though c"aaT'd by time ana care
n''4A s'''er ''Fea's may III n~'e'
WIN the Iet-borh O. Try hair
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28

Hr orf''~ or 'ho comm,'fon n a-ranccmen,s.
the following notice i promulgated
y GrHrnAL Pr cssSroy OF MAsoys will TO
formed on Court House Square at 10 o'clncl,
\. ". r. JOHN 3 HOLLENBECK, ofrci..
aung ~ ,rshall. viz:
WASHINGTON LODGE.
GRAND LODGE OF VERMONT.
GENERAL BODY OF MASONS.
The following DIRECTIONS are Given for novi,r
10 and returning from The place of celehra,ion.
The procession viii pass M Chpr.A Street.
IN rear of thn Court House, ~ { .No.rc Street.
hence m C"''ege S1r,f to e He-e tiroe1. from,
ihonre to re 'ri Street, down Peqri Nre.tto the
ppbii' gro1tndS ui' ne Etctnt17f,H n tle
h1rge rent erected by Mr.. JOHN WRIGHT.
(Nhicn is 251 feet in length by $50 feet in
nrcadtn) wtere an address will hn delivered b,.
Br. JOHN H. SHEPPARD. of .N1>saclnsetts.
Arr tH" address ana other arpruprare pxer-
"i>"' N" H~n'hrcH viii Tarakc of Il DIyyLR in
N 7rio'nnt apartment prepared hv Nj.
W MGnr Refreshments over. tho Masonic
H'ars will aIa'n form in the same oider ,bey
moved 10 The Tent. viz:
WhsHIvG roN Lop5r.
ftAND OnGE OF Nor7, n.
GENrGAL bNDY OF MA@oNs.
RWNI-Pass into PERT S.r,s, ,onrch.
'nr rs far ss Pine Nreo'. down Pine .Strco, IN
CHERRY = roo' from C4er3'y 10 Cirr.I Street.
town Ch"~ct Street tn Brot Sfr,t towr B,,t
~ Il to ~. PGn' Street. upd from thence T.,
court House square, 10 the s"vera places ii
me hfSt meeting Of the different bodies.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28

0}SThe President Of the Rutland and Wash
lngton Railroad Company informs the public
through the Troy Wing, that the portion of that
road from Rutland to Castcton, will be opened
for use by t.c first of August.-lHd ,iebwy
Register,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28
From the Daily Tree Press Of Saturday.
CELEBRATION

u Tie Fs"'r0' of 81 Joln tle E1pIia, a' Bar.
InC,on. I'm he Hnsiingfor Toi0p yu,. Q;
1850.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-17
Union Springs,

We have conversed with several persons
who visited the Union White Sulphur Springs
this summer, and they all III tic in eulogizng
every thing connected with them. Those oil
our citizens especially who have visited these
Springs, come back delighted. The location
is convenient to Evansville, and the healthi-
ness and beauty of the grounds and scenery
unsurpassed by those Of any other Springs in
the West. During this season, while the
cholera broke out at several other Kentucky
Springs, at the Union Springs there was
none, nor sickness of any kind. We are glad
to learn that there is larger crowd at Union
this surnmer drinking of its indicated waters
and enjoying the rural beauties and sports OF
the place. than ever were there before: and
that at this time there is great and light
hearted crowd reveling there. The propri-
etors do everything to make the visits oftheir
friends agreeable, and have spared no ex-
pense in improving the buildings. grounds,
&C., for this seasons life. Visit tie Union
Springs if you wish to exchange the heat
and dust Of the city, Tor cool retreat, where
health and beauty and sport rule the hour
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-08-17
acc,nrN,-On Thursday afternoon n

AccipENT.-On Thursday afternoon an
aged lady Of this place, while walking on
pavement, stepped upon piece OF watermel-
on rind, and fell upon her side, breaking her
hip bone very badly. From her age and fee
blcness il is doubtful whether the bone will
heal. or at least for a tedious interval.
Let us 10 contemplation Of this accident,
and the many narrow escapes from serious
injuries by a like cause, warn persons from
throwing melon r;nds OH pavements. tits sa-
fer to step upon piece of Ice. than upon a
melon rind. This is by no means the first ac-
cident we have heard Of produced by the
same cause. We recollect once seeing in
city papers, warning to persons throwing
orange peal upon pavements, in view Of an
accident similar to this---yet still more neces-
sary is the warning we now give. Let it be
needed.