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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-06-09
Spring Campaign,
NEW FASHIONS.
At THE
.tsHOP OVER FULLERs STORES
THE subscriber would give notice TO the
l. people of Middlebury, and the towns sd-
lacent that he continues the
TAILORING BUSINESS

in all lis branches, at the old stand, I'd storyof
Stewards Buildings, lover Fuller's storcO
where he will be happy TO wait upon all who
are in want of anything in his line of business.
Thus far, the people have sustained me III
my endcavors TO please them make no
promises but what | feel confident that l cai
fulfil moan to keep up with the tithes in
regard to the changes that are constantly 60.
ing on in the fashions ofthe garments, and tho
style of goods worn.
| have Just received from n. Y, splendid
assortment Of fashionable trimmings, which
will be furnished low.
~ Broadcloths, Cassmeres, Docskns and
Vestings furnished to those who wish whole
suits, as cheap as at any establishment In
town.
- Particular attention given 10 CUTTING
garments for the aged, Iaiddlc-aeed and youth,
and warranted to III II properly made up.
All ask, is an open field and fair play
Having no other basincss on hand but to at
tend to my shop, give my whole attention To
my business, which enables PA TO do morc
work on short notice, than | could do IL L
trusted my business TO other hands,
rehiain the public's humble servant,
L. BERTRAND.
Middlcbary, May 10, 1852. sly
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Book Agency Business

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q" Funds can be forwarded at our risk, il
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numbers and dates of the same retained
e No books kept or sold by us of an i'm
moral tendency.
tYr A WHOLESALE Pace List, WITH FULL.
DIRECTIONS, for operations, will be forwarded
on application, Posr PAID, to
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Book Publishers.
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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-06-09
Prin t s

~ every dcScripton-with flowers that al
Omost surpass nature, in their richness of
colors Ladies will do well TO call and exam
inc our assortment H. LANGWORTiY.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-06-09
May IL, 1852.

consisting Of almost every article called for al
a Nillarc StnrcAall of which wcre
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26

MANY years Of trial. instead Of importing the
lFa public confidence 10 this Hedirine. has won
for il an appreciation and noioliety by iar e.
cecding the most sanguine expectations oil lis
friends. Nothing bot is intrinsic virtues aud The
,nnistakahIe henrfi conferred on iligpsands q
sufferers, could originate and insinliin the npu-
,a,ion il enjoys. While many inferior remedies
thrus, upon the community. have failed and boon
discarded. this has gained fnends BY every trial,
conferred benefits on the afflicted they can never
fsrset, and produced culcs too numerous and loo
remarkable TO be forgotten. ..
While il Is fraud on the pubic TO pretcmi
shn a-y one medicine will iniallIldy ruie-sIill
there Z aban,last proof that the cdKRnr pKrru-
naL docs a II only as general ,hias. hut almost
invariably, cure the maajica fos which y Is en-
ployed. I'LL
! IA time mikes these facts wider and he,icr
known. this Medicine has gradually become the
b,.t reliance Of the afflicted. from the log cabin
Of the American peasant. 10 the palaces Of Eum-
nan Kiuas. Throughout this entire couniry.in
syery state. city, aud indeed almost every hamlet
Il contains, Cherry Pc oral h knawn rs the best
.a;nedy extant for disea Ses Of the Throat and
Lungs. and in ANY foreign countries, i i conl-
inc 10 he exteniyely uscl nv their msst inielli.
Gent Physicians. In Great Britain, France and
Germany, where the medical sciences have reach
FL their highest Perfection. Cherry Pccioral i
introduced, and in constant use ~ the Armies
Hospitals, Aims Houses. Public Institutions, ant
in--dJmeslic practice, as the snrcst remedy thei
attending Physicians can employ Coz the more
d.n.crols affections Of the lungs. Also IN mild
er cIscs. aaa for children is safe. pleasant, M,
elTec,usl to cure Ia fact .oEe Of The most fiat
.efiug testimonials We receive have lrceS from pa
rents who hive found il c.licicious in cas's par
ticuIarIy incidental 10 childhood. s
The Cherry PICTORIAL is manufactured by
PRACTICAL Chemist and every ounce Of II unde
liz own eve. with invariabe accuracy and care
II i sealed AMI protected by law from counter
feits, consequently can be relied on as gcnuin'
wi,aoa alullera,ioa.
We have elieayored here IN furnish the com
manily with Medicine of surh in,,in'ic SUPER
oritv AMI worth as should commend itself TO thei
conGlence-a remedy at once safe. speedy an
sffeclual, which this has by repeated and count
less ,rsais proved Itself TO be; aud trust by grca
care in preparing it with chemical accuracy, Q
uniform strength. to afford Physicians ne'
SCENT ON which they GIN rely Cor the best result
AMI the afflicted with remedy that will do 4
thsm all thai medicine can do,
nr Prcpmel aud Sold BY JAMES Q. AYEs
PractlcaI and Analytical Chemist, I.owkLL, Ma
sachusetls.
p Sold IN Hsbn, ongh al The Drug Sior
! Of Or. S. d. sgCHO0l.FGELD D, and by Druggist
and Dealers in sie;Eciees every where.
IN NJ rch .. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26
N o w a q d 9 h g ap
DRUG STORE. .

D.a. Sd. sCHDDLTlEID,f
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26
UDOLPHO WOLVES
SCHIEDAM SCHNAPFS.

a PURE and genuine article. manufactured
"A by hin ia SrarEBAs, lfoJLa sD, expressly
for msdcal use, ami strongly recommended foE q.
sure and permanent cure Of The GRAVEL. andaii
s,,struction. Of the urine, arising from the Kid
noys or Bladder.
( ? Price 50 cents, and 81 pcr bottle. For sale
at this Uffice.
February TO- 81
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FOR SALE At rnr DRUG STORE.

q BARRELS Lint Seed Oil, do. TaHueIs'
= Oil, ! dc, Sperm Oil. do. Burning Flaiil,
: do. Spirits. ct Turpentine, Castor Oil, Sweet
Esh caach yasHish. Copai do; together with a
s.iIiIss Of PAINS, White Lead, prye, Blakcs Fire
Psaof Paint, now cou.iRs into general use, Spa
pish Bsewn, Chrome Tpllep, Chrome Green,
Venetian Red. Yellow 0chis. TIMBER, Litharge,
sermiiliOn, Spanish Whiting, Petty, &c.
November 4. Or.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26
HISTORY OF
81 RNl GAG@ElNAo

THIS great work. by Col. WmkKLKR, will be
L ready for delivery in few days. The Sub
scribcr, having contracted, with the aaihor, for
the sale and delivery Of the said work, fs aIfthe
Counties aud Towns embraced in.the ist, I'd,
81, 4,h aud 5th Judicial Circuits, Excerpt RAJ
leigh and three or four counties ~ the 5ihscir-
cult, J would Inform his friends and subscribers.
that the dislrihuiiep Of the work viii commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure ii from the subscriber. Price to subscri-
bers $500, non-subscribers Sss25.
Religious. Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also, general Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hilsbosoughs Nov. 8, ts5h os-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26

Is now FecfifIns q fsfse sHs
choice Stock o. DRUGS, ME-
DIcINEs. PAINTS, OILS.
DYE STUFfS, yARNISH-
Els. PAINT BRUSHES.
SURGICAL h DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry nTOlI. EFT ARTI-
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RmEUMATIsM,l
Cabinet Making.


vrHE subscriber would respectful, Inlo,m lie
4 cilizcns Of Hillsborossh and the public &c.
morally that he has on hand, 81 his shop on chur-
ton street dus west from the COURTHOUSE. ,sli.
ely Of excellent Furniture, and that he is prcTsr.
ed 10 manufacture, in the best style, ell srtirles
in his line, such a. Z "A s's'ssn'2 isalH 20
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
sIDEBOARDs.! Or VIVA cherry.wal.
nut. and Maple. ~o.pis g e''a'''sl
SOFAS, Of every Style. ap s'F 'ss
BEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, III all kinds.n.u44s ~ NJ ~
W.ARDROBES, Portable and Station
ary. .yYssssy.1 ..assm.l0 y
C0FFlNS, from Common to the, best
Style, &c. &c.aiseil.l 81 aseiss, saas
He promises that his WORK shall be faithfully
executed, aud al very low prices, and hopes that
he will receive due enrourasa ment from q gene.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Worl,
such az Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Birch aud NJ
pie, will be taken in exchange FOL, work.
Orders from a distance will be thankfully nc.
eei,cd and promptly attended, 10. s--ll.st
80 II .intIf RICHARD MAYO.
/. April Is. 19-ly
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PuHtJ iWHeF.
In this case il appearing that 4 copy of the pr
Triton and stlhprna were issued to the lefenk
ant in inannerias by the statute in such eases is
required, and The return thereon hcing. Executed
on the said Nancy Turner, aud proclamation be.
ing made at the courthouse door by the sheriff
for tie said defendant 10 appear and sss~~cs. as
conman3rd by he ss@rprna, and the defendant
failing TO appear; II is ordered by the Court that
publication FOR three months be made in two
newspapers, for the said Nancy Turner TO APP
pear al the next term ri this Court, to he he'll al
the court-housc m Hillsboroseh. on the secoe4l
Monday in September next. thvn and there 10
plead answer or e,nur TO the said petition other.
wise The said petition win I've heard ex par,c as
to- her, aud pj,nseai psocesSssso wilIbc g,anied
against her.
Witness, Richard NJ. Jones. Clerk ofour said
Court, at Office, the secoast Monday os Msscs
a. ID. 1859. Nss4 nais.,I's ssis,lt,tl
R. M. JONES. c. {. v
March -. P,ice adv $500. 27-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26
NOTICE.

vU,HE subscribers, having sold their entire STOCK
Il Of Goods, to Mrs<r<. >. J. x Z. J. ffeeisnd'
would earnestly request sll those indehsed 70
,bem 10 cali at the old stand and settle without
DELAY il being necessary TO close their business
Is soon az possible. !.
March 10. sinlit ~ .*s.sat 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26
II US e an q TsOtS
near EliI!sborOush,

a 8Gl FOR SHE Or RENT.
seNfiE House and Lot where the late pricstly
II. Mangum resided, near illsbosough, on
tho Oxfonl road. is offered for sale or REM, The
House is pleasantly situated. aud though moi
within the corporation, is sufficiently ucar to en-.
10y the advantages Of the town. The loi has %,
ii all the necessary out houses. a good web. and
a garden. A lot adjoining. containing about
three acres. will also be sold wal the other pre-.
misses.
For terms, apply to S,ephen Moore, esq. Hills
borough.
December 10. H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26
FOR SALE AT THE DRUG STORE,
For Medicinal Purposes 0aly,(

BARREL. French Brandy pure. "a
/ do. Madeira Wine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26
FOR THE LADIES.

4 FINE Assortment of French-workcd Col
N Lars, Chemise,ts. Under Sleeves and Cuffs.
~ LONG e. WEBB'S.
c1fcspr1 o..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-26
MIR. JAMES s. WATSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

WI respectfully inform The public, that
w he has just opened al his establishment,
Two doors north Of The Printing Office one Of the
Iarees, (if not me hrgssi) a. well as handsomes,
stock of Goods in his line ever brought To this
market. Ills stock embraces all the articles nsu-
ally kent in such establishments, and 70 mention
the whole would he too tedious. He will speci-
IN only the following: -
III r'f' CLOTHS. %ai n EN- al''
Black, Brown, aud Invisible Green Gibbs, Of all
qualities. 3iM< alniF 7ii "a AA
Cassimeres, Of various styles and patterns. ie
Tesfings, Of The handsomesi patterns ts.5i
All kinds Of Trimmings fof Genilemen's clothes,
&c. &c.
Ready Made Clothing.
Dress and Frock Coals, Over Goats, Psnislcons,
ycsls, Cfavais, Drawers. of silk and Cotton,
Shirts, Of Silk. Cotton and VIOLIN, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold at The mos, reasonable
prices. His motto is, that trade should be active,
and he is determined 10 sell his goods as low as
they can he had eI-cwhere. The public sre IN
,tc,I 10 call and examine his STOCK, rs he fecl'
confident that he can please. l.inltnf fsf
Dragging aud pulling. he Is aware. in an en-
Iighiencd community. win avail nothing, and he
therefore relies upon the superior quality Of BIZ
goods and the Judgment oi the puhlicto advance
| his business. lie fears moi 10 abide this test 10
the competition Of trade ~ paa senlilpasHl
/ ar 10000 Feet Of Lumier. 10000 Shingles
and all kinds Of Country Producr. will he isseI
in exchange Tor clothing Al cash prices.
October 81. 06-
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Is siii SHOES /! SHOES!! gaitsau
xts .iTAH Black and Colcrd CATERS
- and HALFGAITERs. from Miles

q Bon. fhiiadelphia.
Cloth Caters and Hall Caters. from Robinson
& Co.. Philadelphia. ~
Boolees for Ladies. Misses and Children.
Also good assortment Of Boots. Lined and
Baond Shoes, and Bmgans. Jnsi reerised al
,si.ss II LONG 4 WEBB'S. y,
October 2. 4s,i .a5 4asf 81 flil, O4-,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-06
rhe Riohes or AustraIia.

The wonderful accounts that continue 10 arrive from
the tar-o Continent in the South sea, OF the nexhaus
bic wealth OF the gold mines lately discovered there
TO throw all previous American experience quite into tue
background Similar causes produce similar effects The
being exhibited IN Australia, though
much larger scale, than witnessed IN California
three years ago Society Is once more reduced 10
lis original elements Laboers leaving their employ
eTs, servants abandoning their masters villages and
towns are becoming depopulaed by general rush for
the gold mines.
A London correspondent, writing from Melbourne,
states example OF the change that is going on, that
OF the judges had been deserted by all his servants
could not in consequence his carriage that his aristo
cratic had to clean the knives TO black Their boots,
and compelled 10 wheel their afflicted sire TO court
in invalid chair.
Men from the fields have acquired such superiulty OF
the mineral thai hyepound notes looked upon by them
with almost the contempt that southerner looks
upon the northern cent One man. Tor instance put Ia
a sandwich. Another rolled two such notes into small
ball. and eat il as a pill Another went into confec.
TONER'S to eat few ars. put down twenty dollars, and
refused 10 take any change.
Another writer from the same place says che saw fouI
pen lifting seanan's Sesi into dIay hall an aoaf ago
contained the product OF six weeks labor and contained
at least two hundred pounds OF gold The banks and the
post Office are working double hours; all other public
departments crippled for want OF hands, male servants
| not much better. Marriages are now IN high favor
almost all the single arrive from the dggngs with
gold enough 10 maintain wife. 30 lar, the abstraction
of Young from IS desirable, be the neon
venience what il may but there other channels To-
expenditure where profligacy and RIGHTEOUSNESS arr
prod galty squandered by the digger
and teir families Every Jack has his Jill and Jack hal
more money besides than his master OF the preceding
| month Baltimore Times.
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MANY DEMOCRATS
California.


Having published in article Of yesterday the
movements in California looking the restriction OF
Chinese immigration, subion the following abstract
Of Governor Bisler's message upon the subject:
The governor objects especially 10 the Coolies" who
visit California under contracts for term oil years, al
the expiration of which they return 10 their native
try having never assumed the duties OF citizenship and
exporting the fruits OF their abors He argues that they
do the habits OF people; that IN spirit
OF cnpdity, they visit California for the acquisition of
gold alone that they DO no, seek land the asy.
lum for the oppressed"
In short, the governor concludes that they good
American citizens and cannot be, and that their mm-
grafton Is not desirable. By reference to statistics be
shows that China pour in upon coast millions OF
her population without feeling their loss; that they live
on The meres piitance; and that while lhey spend
paravey nothing IN the country, the tendency OF their
presence IS TO create unhealthy competition with
own people, and reduce the price of labor far below
American living standard. Governor Bigler also ex.
presses doubt whether the Celestss entitled the
beneht OF the naturalization laws, and quotes from Chan
celior Kent TO sustain this objection The remedies pro-
posed are
LIST Such exercise Of the taxing power by the State
a. will check The present system OF ndiscrlninate and
unlimited Asiaic emigration.
ID demand by the State OF California for the prompt
nteposhon OF Congress by the passage OF act pohib
lung "Cooliesv shipped TO California under contracts,
from lsborIng in the mines OF this State
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Tie culture OF the Crane.

edo not know but some persons may think il wrong
to speak of wine, because Noah, the husbandman got
drunk But on the principle we should cease TO
speak OF corn, which is abused till it produces the wors
OF drunkenness certain is that the grape is less charge
able with this evil than many other fruits, while il is
OF the Oldest and best products Of agriculture II is
supposed, from the manner in which Noah is mentioned
as having slogan" 10 be hasbandman and planted a
vineyard that he in reality the first cultvator OF The
grape That point, however, is quite mmalerial. His
descendants have carried the culture OF the grape
throughout The earth The Egyptians attribute the first
culture Of the grape Osiris and others attributed il
Bacchus Both the use and abuse of wine are often
noted in Scripture. We find Melchizedec King OF Salem,
offering il up in sacrifice for the victory of Abraham and
we find also that beautiful and memorable exhorlaton.
look not upon the wine when il Is red-for at last il
biteth like serpent and sngeh like adder" II il
fact, and very important one in agriculture that the
vine is extensively cultivated among the civilized
nations and has been for thousands OF years Like other
plants the grape has soil and climate peculiarly adapted
to Itself Italy and The Greek islands have been the most
distinguished Tor vineyards, from the earliest ages next
Egypt and other portions OF Africa. In modern times,
this culture has become almost equally extensive in
France Spain, and Germany. The following is a table
Of acres aud proportions for the culture OF the grape in
Europe
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-06
sale OF Canal Lands in Illinois.

We learn from the Chicago papers that the sale OF
canal lands active and that a body OF pur-
ehasers in attendance from abroad, Bat few years
ago these lands could not be sold al the mini
mum price OF a dollar and quarter Now they
command in most a thousand per cent advance,
and a, that five thousand per cent cheaper than
lands similarly situated in the old States The canal has
made this difference, and furnishes illustration OF what
our projected railroads will do when finished The land
Offices contiguous 10 the Illinois Central railroad will
be open and thousands of industrious farmers will
embrace the earliest opportunity TO lands the
line. The demand for land along the line Of the Alton
and Springfield road. nearly completed, is daily in
OF incorporated into 6ourishing, productive and
beautiful farms The effect is also visible on the line
OF the Chicago and Gaena road Villages which but half
dozen years ago numbered only their hundreds boast
their thousands of population and farms have been
opened in a corresponding ratio oil increase is also
along the line OF The Chicago and Rock Island ROAD
work which ~ progressing with rapidty unsurpassed
IN the history OF railroad enterprises in this any other
country II will be in operation in less than two years,
Gus lands into great request The projected roads leading
from Quincy and other points have attracted their share
OF consideration, which visible IN liberal enhance.
men Of the value Of adjoining lands.
These railroad projects will this year bring into our
Slae greater immigration than at any former period,
Hitherto growth vast il has been, has neverlhe
less been greatly retarded BY the difficulty of 10
The markets OF The Union. This drawback will be re-
moved in less than half dozen years Within that time
shall be placed at the very threshold OF the great CONNER
sla maris Of III pon. In this aspect OF our affairs il
mas become plaibto the farming population OF the old
oates that Illinois With her rich SOIL fine climate and
cheap lands, is the bs desirable region in America.
ILLINOIS State Register
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-06-06

GRsAT INCREASE THE PRECIOUS METALs--A series
OF tables is published in The London Times from which
appears that the produce of gold in the world rose from
Eil4.674 in 1916, to E375,050 in 1850 In those five
TO G2,663,3s6 in 1850, or 3fA (3i5) per cent. The
former metal was in 1850, therefore, apparently in
reaslng at the rate OF AZ t4se) per cent per annum
and the latter nj t6.8) per cent The greater par
OF the increase in silver is in Mexico, which doubt
less is owing 10 variety OF circumstances, such a.
restored tranquility, richer mines, and greater skill Ii
would not therefore, be safe 10 count upon such an
every year, but certainly exaggeraiing
in saying that silver is regularly increasing through.
out The world