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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-16

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60 on D aiy eonslaaing sentiment -
sTh- UIslnn q he Siaissi Nay
.,l.ose .ur,sai lrirris. FHsini- sns' Aas
.,.rhssr.,s. rnninnr - uPl'old 4 20 lane
=. n. wascs sl sl,e Allas,iie sissll brat an
-,he sh.sr>. al Ilse one. 90 ihr AhfsH~-
.n,ss rrmsin iirm an ihrir basis IA s's 'e''
.snmws u lhr nliri Z
sThis sennmeni a.s rerfised WIN en-
,lusiasl,r Representatives. al spplznsr.
Tn, rnnm ursann.lea wish The f''and'is 81
i,hr immsn.r rro~d. ard the rheess '"''
lowed eseh other ~ sDsh quirk fnrrrs'
SION Ina, il appeared - il ihry would ~
l,he rarf, and il wzs nniired that oh'
venerable man went ap. and zeinaiis pa
his arms around Mr.. Webster. uh'ie sea
lei IN his chair. and exclaimed . 6os
bless yoa. far you are he greatest aH'
best man in The world y
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The New Constituting at MARYLAND
went into effect on Friday, the 4t'' al '.'
~. and under Il all The debtors IN u" ~.
ignore iail. iweniy-tnur in numhrr. S''''
iil,eraie.! ut l2u'.isrk. on ihnrsdl. asit..
The event @as marked by the IL q, 81
nue hunllre.l guns. aud grand ,nI.'n.''H !
nrncessi,m through mn, If he ri ei?at
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-16

Again | was skmEins -ovef The gro nj
through rnunlry thlnl, se-ilrd, and very
po'r aud s.anpy bu, nelihrr my own
Spirits nor ny heauilni nag's IaIlrl III HE
lea.i; we inlloaed The w,Ii-markvd uall
oil the troops.
The su.. must have heen well up. sav
eight urn,ne o'clock. when heard sound
like thunder. wnlch knew must he can.
non. Ii was the first time ever heard a
ctnnon ! soppeG still. when presently The
cannon lhundr.d again. The hallle was
then lighting. Whal Zoo! my hus-
band .nud moi he dead last night. ami
the battle only fighting now. Still. A. |
am neal. Will 20 on and see how they
come oai. So away We went again, ids.
trr than ever; AMI found hy The mise
oil guns thai ! was near The tishi. Again
| sioppr,l. | could hear mnskels, | could
hear rItl 5. AMI could hear .hon,ins. |
spike Ia ny mare and dashed on M .hs
direction ot The IlIIng. ani lie siion wer.
louder 'i.an ever. The blind pall | had!
been follow ing brought me lnlo the VII.
ming'"n road leading from VI. ores Creek
Bulge, few hundred yards below tie
bridge. a lew yards from the road. un,le,
a clasler OF trees. we're lying perhaps
twenty men. They were wounded. 1
knew the .poi; the very trees and lh,
position d The men kncw Is il | hal
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NARY sLocUMp.

In Nts. Ellel's I. Wnmen nf The Rev.
alu,inn." are many Interesting sketches
Of /. male yaler aud inlrenidiiy. The i"l-
lnu ing inri.rnl relates Il, la'ly "i Nafih
carnhna. sirs. Slncumh. Tier maiden
name ~as iIapks: she was horn ~ The
Comfy &c l,eriir ID 1850. She was pre-
sent al one of the bi"adiesi battles oi tie
revolution. where Tie uniled regiments 81
Col. Ellington aud t'arw.ii encountered
MrDnnala vi M.orr's Geek. We vii
give pari 81 Tie story IN her own
words:
..'rhe mrn al left on Sunday morning.
Mnre Than eighty went In,m this honse
with my husband.
Aud slep soundly aud quietly HAL
night. aud worked lfar,l all lhc next day |;
hui I kept thinking where they hal gsa 10
how FAR: where and how many vi III.
reg ala,s aud torres they nauid meet. aud
| could no, keep myself from the study.
| wen, Ia bed al The usual ine. bnl stall
continued to study. As | lay ---wheIiirI
waking ar sIerp,us | knew nul--l hal
d,ram; yetii was NOT altogether dream
is;,r used the words UNI nnscinusly ol 4
Poe, no, then IN beiug saw distinctly
q hndy wrapped ~ ny husbands gnait
c!oak-hln,ly--drad /; aud Others deal
and wounded on the ground about him
| saw them plainly anti cisiineiiy. NJ
tered cry AMI spiang To my irei on Ilis
Ilour anil SD slrong VAS Tie impression
an NV mind that rushed in The irecioI
the vision appeared. and came Mp agdlns
lie side oi The house. The hire IN th'
ROOM gave liliIe light. and ] gazed IN eve
rs direction 10 catch ahulhrr glimpse %
The scene. raised the Iigh; ever, lhlnl
was still and quiet. Ny child was sleep
ing. hul nv woman WAS awakened b,
my CRYING oul or jumping an The il'"r
II ever | felt fear II vas al that moment
Seated un the bel. rrllecird few ma
nlnmcn.s and said aloud. /" mus, o. /,
him." toll The wnman cmid M
steep. and would ride down The road
Slfs appeared ~ great alarm; bnl meiei,
I'd her L., l,s.s the DIR alter me aud iun
aiief tile cnld. went 10 The stable
st,lrd ny mare, as ilrc. and easy !; ma
AZ e,er Ira,rle.i; md IN one minute "
were tearing down he road al lull speed
. The cod NIGHT seeaci al;rr = mite q
} w. gal!"p 10 bring irilrc,inn VIII y
, and ] asked nyseil where was going
aud inr What purpose! Again amd asal
, | vas tempted 10 Turn hack hui va
snnn zen miles ifnm huMe. aud my mln,
: became stronger every mile rode.
J should find nay husband d al or dying
Was as ii MY my presenn.nent and ron
virl.on as any farl Ia my lie. Whel
,iay broke | was some thirty miles iroii
hume. ! knew tie general roule nur III |
. army expected 10 ,akr. aud had i"llowt'
them vi ii"nt hes,ia,lnn. Alter sunrise
. csma upon asrnup Of women aud children
standing and sitting By the road side, Fac
one al lnem showing the same anxle,v q
mind ieil. stopping few moments.
, inquired il tile battle had been fought
|, 'Hi.x. mar u.,tl.tny
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Eead 70 Read 4
SUPERIOR TO REYNOLDS BEST
IA '.u.A u thr.Ilhn- interest Just Published.

MABEL.
TIE Cr'TrD OF THE Battle FIELD.
Tile + Waterloo By The aathor # D1n Cesar De b.
zsn, Jane BIightwe'- This he most interesting
romance that has been putlshed for years.
kfy Thousand Copies have already been sold IN LONDON,
aud be demand daily increasing.
NOTICES FROM THE PRESS.
MABEL Or The Chld of the Battle Field Tale of Wa
ierioo. NewYors Akarman < Ormsby.-Thls IS oue Of
the most Rear, hill tales that have read in lons
tine hIle the mingled paihos and power sf the man
story show the author have deeply studied the master
passions Of the human SOUL the episocal details Of ea's
of bro and battle evidently the production Of one who
has spen; his dearest action in the tented field The
took handsomely printed very whis paper. and IS
credit to the young hut enterpfns house that has pub
lishedr SUNDAY News.
MABEL The Child of the Battle Field the title Of
thrlnely Interesting ale Of Waterloo, by the author of
"pon Cssar de Bazan" and other popular novels Illus
traied Just published by Akarman ormsby iO2 Nassau
St Of Ann II splendid story of 3o4 octave,
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and hsht reading lSuaday Atlas.
MABEL Al arman & Ormshy l02 Nassau-st have pub
lsbed tale Of Waterloo In splendid STYLE called Mabel.
or The Child 4 the Battle Field" The work IS worthy OF
careful peusa combining does all the attractions Of
fiction with the charms of history. [Sunday Times.
MABEL, The Child of the Battle Field; Tale Of
Waterloo Akarmsn Ormsby. lO2 Nassau-st.-Thls Is
wild story love and dating from the field of Wa
teroo 1t with incidents and adventures of,he most
startling and romantic character and those who fond
of the excitement which has Its foundation IN hau breadth
scapes and perls by food and field will find IN Ma
bel plenty Of congenial food Morning star
Complete IN large volume OF over 200 pages, spen
ddly illustrated Pnce 50 cents.
AKARMAN ORMSBY, Publishers,
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The Elementary Substance Of Bodies; Carbon Fat
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HARPER'S MAGAZINE for August
L very beautiful number Price IS cents
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ECARTE, Or The SALONS OF PARIS, by Major
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DOOMS.-Gentlemen and their Wives,
IL or sngl- gentlemen, may Obtain suite of rooms oo
The second or III I'd oor unfinished wrh board by ap
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II S. SCHOOL AGENCY, 293 Broad
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Institutions Families aud Teachers Schools and School
property for sale deposit Of cent on one year
conpensaton procueS the full amount IN one or more
engagemens Teachers registering fee, ST. IN advance
Office hours to ~ and to o'clock Apply early post
maid. persnualls If possible References exchanged.
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FOR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
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s,sooI prce {. cents copy or 81 per year, c,dcd -
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SCHOOLS.

ERENCH TEACHER.-A gentleman,
Il newly arrived from Paris desires to hnd place
teacher of French either school private family
No objections 10 the country References gwen Address
c W $50 Houston-st jyl0 lmTuThxS'
STATE AND NATIONAL LAW
SSCHOOL, Ballson Spa, Saratoga Cc.-The Annual
Commencement Exercises Of this Institution Will take
place the 9Th 7h and Sth of August next On the
the graduating class viii appear The Degrees WIN DE
confer the Oraons Will be delivered
The public that day especially, invited 70 attend
The next viii commence the first "Wednesday OF
September JOHN W. fOWLEh, fresiuehI.
jy25 iltD<W
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DOOM and BOARD-W anted. a Room

In the second third story, and Board, for gentle
nan and his wife. where there few board--s, IN
ulea,ant and convenient house located between Twelfth
and Twenty-eghih and Fourth and Sixth avs Aifrss
C Tribune Office stating terms. Vi6
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'.TENNY LIND" GRAND PIANOS.

O-T BECKER 4 co, 800 East Broadway. New
York respectfully inform the public that they are manu-
facturers Of GRAND PIANOS exclusively These nstru-
ents are octaves Of the best workmanship and finest
tone made Of rosewood after the m0st elegant styles
mounted in solid silver and richly carved They all
the modern and latest improvements particularly the newly
invented metallic hampers The mannfactory of T. Becker
Co IS extensive and their prices moderate. Each
instrument, will be warranted for wears Their Grand
Pianos always 20 be at d. MARLEfS 537 Bread
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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-31

ROARD. Two gentlemen want rooms
II and breakfast and tea a respectable socabe fam
Ily Best reference given Terms moderate Reply early
to box 1884 Post Office. jy3l lt'
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DIANOS-A good 81 octave Piano,
Il nearly new for $50 one for 500. for SIS;
for S33 one for s23 four Rosewood Pianos Of o. ot
aud octaves. warranted and for sale cheap One Melo-
deon; Flute ACCORDION. ID Gold Watches; two
Opera Glasses three Platform Scales Music Stools
sc Cash advances merchandise and personal property
of all kinds JONES,
w9O 2ts 50 Ann-st I'd floor