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United Statesl90 1900, 1870
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Of The Boston copy Of American State Pspc 10
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festoc official letters parliamentary papers, &C, hc IL volumes
Review, published l9s and following
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ID EMNANTs.-we invite lot OF
II OF goods which, applied for early, will
disposed sacrifice, order make for
goods. CBAGEI1, NEWToN, MAY, co,
Feb 2f-dMarln
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GKo. II. HrKRicK, ESQ.
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GALES that must be In the follow
ing Sold have make room for spring
stock
ZOE pieces silk, various styles
$50 mousseline de ane, all grades some nico
for IAN cents.
IS do fine cashmeTes
do men colos
so do Paramatra cloths, all coors and grades
65 do whe red, yellow hannels
100 do dark cassmeres, all grades
do
20 do and oored French cloths
dark caicoes
pairs blankets all grades to which especial attention Is
invited
100 dozen ladies' genuemens kid Gloves Alexandra
make
rs ladies' winter hosiery, all grades
20 gentlcmen's hosiery
do under and drawers
40 ladies, undervess
variety ladies' and genuemenf wear
and carpets, rugs, oil cloths &C ...,,w
Ian 27-Imoin Penn. av, between 7th and 9Th sts.
Until
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EmbrOldertoH just rocetvods-Ihc subscHbeFs
from New York Of
following which been selected from the most i'm
portations, viz
Lace trimmed embroidered chcmises with
French embroidered collars and cuffs
Lace collars andc
Thread lace and imitation lace Berries
Richly embroidered and trimmed handkerchief
Extra eandIo priced clear handkerchief
Black lace falls and Berthes, &C.
which respectfully invite the attention OF puIchssc
Feb 6-4wn HOE, Bko, = CO.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligencer.

Saturday, March Is, 1859.
ToBAcco-There has been some little
better feeling manifested in this article
for the past few days, though no change
10 prices. Most Of that offering is u
common to good quality and readily
commands our quotations. A fine ar
ticle is now most sought after, command
ing high prices. Several sales Of fine
old crop have taken place, at from 81 q
l0s. There is but little Of the latter
Offering.
Lugs, si@ slc.; common leaf, sa@
4io.; good, 10 6ac.; fine, 10 &c.
C0TTos--Dull. Holders generally
asking It buyers paying "a.
WHEAT--Tendency downward. Red
92c,; White 96c.
FLouR-Dull. Sales at $4a for Su.
perfne.
CoRE-Scarce and wanted at Csc.
OATs--Iu demand at As q SOC. for
Eastern Shore.
I PEAs--But few offering. except old
crop Cow Peas, held At 62ac. Occa'
sional sales blaek.eye at = % DOC.
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Valuable Property,
R0p GAIN
r O r 8 A l. e

TINE subscriber wishing to remove, offers for
= sale his House and Lot 1.-TWO acres,) in the
town Of IIillsborough, well situated, the dwelling
House large and commodious. with all necessary
out-buldinss, and never.faiing well Of water
within few feet Of the kitchen.
Also three tracts Of Land. Two small tracts
within two miles Of town; one adjoining DR..
Hooker and Lemuel Lynch, and the other sd.
joining the lands Of Nash Whitted and others.
The third tract contains seven or eight hundred
acres, eli wood land, lying ncar Cedar Glo,e, ad.
joining Samuel p. Moore and others.
The subscriber being determined 10 remove to
the south west, will sell any Of the above proper.
ty on accommodating terms.
All persons indebted to him will please call
and settle, and those having claims will present
them for payment.
STEPHEN MOORE.
December 2. "a
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sUPRHME COURT.

The following opinions have been de-
livered since our last report;
BY RurFIS. Oh. ]. in State o. Arnold,
from Columbus. declaring there is ne
error in the Judgment.
Also, in Doe ex dem Worth .. York
from Randolph, awarding venire dc
nOvO.
Also, in Lowder .. Nadlng and
Shultz, in equity. from Forsythe.
By NASH. ]. in Gibbony .. Miller
two cases. from Guilford. declaring
that there is no error in the order O
the Superior Court.
Also, in MarchU. Leckie. from Row.
an, affirming the judgment.
Also, in Branson .. Fentrcss. from
Randolph, declaring that there is nc
error. Bf
Also, in Tilghman o. West, in equity
from Lenoir, declaring that there is nc
error IN the interlocutory order.
Also, in Roe .. Lovick. in Equity,
from Craven, discussing the bill with
costs.
Also, in Sermons o. Mcdonald, in
Equity, from Rockingham, directing a
decree for the Plaintiff.
by PEARSON, ]. in Lawyer .. Jarvis
from Camden, awarding yenire dc
novo.
Also, in Lewis .. Cook, from Frank.
lin, awarding venire de novo.
Also, in Waterman 4 Sons .. Will.
hanson, from ColuMbus, awarding q
venire de novo.
Also, in Simson .. Justice. in equity
from Craven, dismissing the bill with
costs. sat q
Also. in Graham .. Roberts, in equi.
ty, from Craven, directing reference.
Also, in Simmons o. Loftin, 10 equi-
ty from Len0ir.
Also, in Simmons .. Hendricks, in
equity. from Randolph, reversing the
decretal order.
Also in Crudup o. Patterson, on ex-
ceptions to Masters report.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17

MANY yesp Of Trial. inses.l Of impsifins The
IVA public confidence in this uedicine, has won
Tor IL an appreciation and neloaiety by far ex-
ceedins the most ssnguine expectations Of lie
friends. Nothing hot lis intrinsic virtues aud the
unmisiskshIe benefit conferred IN thousands ef
sufferers. could orisinsis and maintain the repu-
iaiion il enjoys. While many inferior remedies
thrust upon the community. have failed and been
discarded. this has gained friends by every trial,
conferred benefits on the afflicted they can never
forget, and psoduced cures too numerous and too
remarkable 60 Be forgotten.
While Il Is fraud ON the pubic TO prrfrnd
that any one medicine ~iIl infailibly cure-sliII
there 10 abundant proof that the cHErnr Prcro-
RAJ does not only o. q general thing, but almost
invariably, cure The maladies for which il Is en-.
ployed.
As lime makes these facts wider and better
known. this medicine has gradually become the
best reliance Of the afflicted. from the log cabin
of the American peasant, 10 the palaces Of Euro
pcan Kings. Throughout this entire country. in
every state. city, and indeed almost every hamlet
il contains. Cherry Pecioral IL known as the hest
remedy eriant for diseases Of The Throat and
Lungs. and in many foreign countries. Il 10 COM
ing 10 be extensively used by their most inielli.
gent Physcians In Great Britain, France and
Germany. where the medical sciences have reach
ed their highest perfection, Cherry Pecioral Il
introduced, and in constant use in the Armies,
/ Hospitals, Aims Houses, Public Institutions, and
in domestic practice, as the surest remedy their
attending Physicians can employ Tor the more
dangerous affections Of The lsnzs. Also in mild.
or cases, and Cor children |, s sas. pleasant, and
effcciual TO cure. Ia fact roma Of tho most fat
lcring testimonials we rccrise have been frompa-
rents who have found il efIicacious in cases par
ticularly incidental 10 childhood.
The Cherry Pectoral 10 manufactured BY q
practical Chemist, and every ounce Of Il under
bis own eye. with invariable accuracy and care.
u 10 sealed and protected by law from eounisr-
frih, consequently can be relied on a. genuine
without sduierstion.
We have cndeavored here 10 furnish che COM
munily with medicine Of such intrinsic super.
oriiy and worth as should commend itself 10 their
condolences remedy At once safe. speedy anil
efieciual, which this has by repeated and count
less trials proved itself TO be-; and trust by grcs.
care in preparing Il with chemical accuracy, Of
uniform strength, to afford Physicians q new
sgent on which they can rely for the hest results,
and the afflicted with . remedy that will do Cor
them ell that medicine can do.
or Prepared and Sold by JAMES c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, LOWELL, Mas
sachusetls.
GT Sold in HilIsbo,ough at the Drug Store
of Dr.. 8. d. sCH00LFIELD, and by Druggists
and Dealers in Medicines every where.
March O.. as
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Bass None oherinr -ue auofe
aomihiliy 25c. fnf While Nav.
CLoFER rEED-ln demand Al s6G
81 , b.. 81 CON.
BAOox-Ys. (hog rOundl Iole: wss-
tern sides SIC; shoulders &C.; hams
l0se.; Jowls 81 @7c.
LARD-In Provirg-rs. I'm kegs
I0ic-; Western fn bbls., l00 IOsc.,
do. On kegs1 iol @ iose.. with an up
ward tendency.
Arrlx BsAspr-BatIitte Offering
sales a. Sc. n - fs
LnE-Ne chsnge-csnden el.lsI
Thomaston NJ rs I; Washington Ell q
IA.
PLAsrxa-Stoue, y ton Of 2000ib AT
eat; Ground , tierce q 50oib ed.
HAr-sales Al Csc , loofb.
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HoeSIaxs's Grsxas Brrrrxs.-we would
call ihe stiention Of our readers 10 the advertise
ment Of DR.. Hoof,nd's celebrstsd German Bit
tiers prepared BY Dr. q. NJ. Jackson. No. 40
Arch street. Phiisdslphis. In cases of Liver
Complaint, Dyspepsia. Dis<sse Of the Kidneys,
and al diseases arising from sdisorded stomach.
their power Is not excslIed. IL equalIed, by any
other known preparation, ~ the cures attest, in
many eases. sf1er the most calculated physicians
bad failed. We can ronseientously recommend
this medicine, as being what il Is represented.
and urge our readers who are afflicted 10 procure
bottle and they viii Ne convinced Of the truth
We assert. Circular.
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SPEED THE WORK.
MANufACrORY IN ORANGE

TIME undersigned still continues 10 msnufac-
= ture his splendid article Of Window Blinds
and having extended bis operations, he il prspsr.
ed 10 supply them for prices varying from s2.50
to $1,000. No person should be without them.
as they answer for Curtains and outside Blinds.
He win deliver and put them up in any part Of
the county free Of charge.
Orders promptly attended 10. Specimens can
be seen on application to tho subscriber. Ad-
dress to Diars Greek, Orange, N. q.
II. f. WEBB.
Feb. 2e. 24--6m.
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We have received the March number Of" The
Stethoscope and Virginia Medical Gazette,
published monthly at Richmond by Messrs.
Retchies & Dunnavant, and edited BY p. Clai.
borne Gooche, A. NJ, M. d. his q neatly prin-
ted Journal, containing go large octave pages,
and will be devoted to .Medical Science gene
rally, Original Articles and Contributions from
the Profession throughout the country, Reviews"
SC. Terms, 50 per annum, in advance, or -
il paid Al the end Of the year.
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n = w FIR NJ.

YvHE subscribers, having purchased the entire
u Stock Of L. NJ HoIi & Co, respectfully in
form the public that they will continue the busi
ness ai the same wellknown stand. where they
will be pleased 10 see the old customers Of the
concern, and their friends generally. They have
purchased the stock on terms which will enable
them to cell Goods lower than they have hereto
fore been cold in this market, and they intend
doing 90. They will be receiving new supply
Of fresh Goods in few days. which will render
their stock complete. Call and zee before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
]. ]. & C. J. FREELAND.
March 10. rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17

ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER
isreHrasr TO Drsrsyrfca-D Dr.. ]. 4 ffoogh
tons PEPsIN, the True Digestive Fluid. o
Gastric tuice. prrpsrrd from Rrnnci. o. IN
fsorh stomach Of an Or. sfrr directions Of Be
ron i.iehig. The great Physiological Ch~uart. "
j. = Hoashion. N. d. PhiIsdklphis. This I
truly wonderful remedy Coz Indigestion. dys
p~psiz. jaundice. liver complaint, constipation
and debility curing alter natures own method
by natures oan agent. The Gastric Juiee. Pam
rhieis containing scientific evidence Of il value,
furnished ny agents gratis. See advertisement
in another column.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17
IIi.h po,s,oe, are ,ellins b R,Ieisb !,

Irish Posasoe, are selling 10 Rsleieh II
"a 10 s2.se bushel. Raleigh Star.
II the Central RsiIfc.d vas finished 10
The mounssins. friend Star, We could feed
you on potatoes for less Than half you are
now paying. Bunconbe alone could fur.
nish one hundred ihousznd bushels 10
supply ihe markets Of the East. q. for
that Road. Ashsriis Nnc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17
The trial Of O'suIl;yau and Levi

The trial Of 0'suIliyan and Lewis.
indicted Tor being concerned in the Gu
ban expedition. IS going ON in the Dis
trict Court. N. Y. Mr.. Sullivan pre-.
scented to the Court . protest against
the Government having appointed ad-
ditional COUNSEL To assist the U. States
District Attorney. in carrying on this
prosecution. s s 900
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17
CENTRAL DEPOT.
CLOSING SCENE!

TAMEs, RICE & JAMES most respectfully
e inform their friends, customers and others.
that they are now closing out their stock Of S4s-
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Sad
dies, &c. either on time OF sor cash. Il astonish.
ingly low prices; and such as remain on Assd by
the 9Th Of April next, will be closed out ct pub
lie auction on Tuesday. that day, d . O'Clock.
Country merchants will do well to attend the
sale. Sale positive.
TERxs-4 months for all sums over 500, and
6 months for sums Of $500 and over.
JAMES, RICE & JAMES.
February IL 23-tlA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17

The riiy Of Charleston has subscribed
100000 10 the proposed railrosd from
that ciiy 70 connect with The Wilmington
and Msnrhestsf road; and indisidusls
having subscribed el25. ooo.,hs charter 10
secured. and the road oil be built
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17

SALE OF STATE BoNDs.-The sale oil
State Bonds. advertised by the Public
Treasurer. took place on Monday. The
Bonds were all sold al an average premi-
um of one and a quarter per cent. The
purchasers. We learn, were mostly'ciiizens
Of the State. Raj Reg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17

ANEW TrnrKRascE MovEnEsr.-we
learn that the Philadelphia. Whining
ton and Baltimore Railroad Company
hare resolved to Danish liquor from all
their stations, from the first of April
next. sneusa q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17
HORIZONS POEMS

"A FEW Copies Of the Poems Of George Hor-
= ton, the colored Bard Of Chapel Hill, con-
tanning also sketch Of his life written by him
self may Be had at this Ofiica Priss 5sents-
March Oh, lsS2. as--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17

The Right Spirit-Fiom The tenor oil
The resolutions passed u some Of the
more recen, Whig meetings in The Yves.
tern counties Of The Stale. a. veil a. from
the tone Of late articles in come of the
Wing papers that are known 10 favor an
open unrestricted convention for the q
mendment Of The constitution. we are in.
duced 10 hope and believe, that our west
ern Wing brethren are beginning 10 see
The wisdom and necessity Of sustaining
IRON . discussion Of these disisac,ing
questions. during The coming canvass for
Governor. This and the nomination Of
. proper candidate. we feel confident. is
all that's necessary 10 enable the Wings
10 secure = triumphant victory in Angus.
next. lf the convention question must
come. le. US drop ], FOR The present. so Ear
az is practicable. move ia solid phalanx
against I.ocofocoism. and rescue the State
from lis baneful influence. Who knows,
too. but ibis may be the ms: certain
means Of putting quietus upon one Of
the humbugs .. least which the Locofoco
success in the Stale has forced upon rs.
and which the western Wings 90 much
ahomina,e! We mean the amendmen,
Of the constitution by the Legislature.
We can all unite in opposition 10 thai.
! .ssei.i,,i .,.,e n, Ncwbrpian.
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Weldon and CASTOR Road.-welesu

Weldon and CASTOR Road.-welesrn
that the Commissioners sppoinied TO re.
eeive proposals for The construction Of the
link between Weldon and CASTOR. snd
10 connect with ,Iis lsaleIgh and Gas,on
Railroad. have awarded Tie contract "a
Messs. John A.. Green. J. M. Myers
and John Observation-Disclosures and en-.
ergelic men and yell qualified for The un.
derlaking. We learn tina, they have en-
gagged 10 romple,s ,he work in eight
months from the time Of signing the. con.
tract. Norfolk Argue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17

IMPORTANT If TRuE.-Letters from
Paris state that the British Govern.
ment has officially informed the French
Government that the momenta French
soldier is sent across the Belgian ter.
ritory, the city Of Antwerp and the
forts on the Scheldt will be occupied
with an English army Of ten thousand
men. Eiui HsHlss ~ Ss4
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n O TIC Z

TINE subscriber ~ Administrator with he
= will annexed, hereby gives notice to the
Legaises Of JoHs PATTos, deceased, that he is
prepared to pay, on demand, the legacies he.
queathed in said will, and will not hereafter
consider himself liable for interest.
,es SAMUEL HUGHES.
FsSsAA M s3-pJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-17

New Hampshirs Electiou. Returns
from nearly the whole State are in. aud
show the election Of Martin, dem for
Governor. BY about 1900 majority. The
democrats will have nearly every mem.
Der Of the State SENATE. and IS majeri-
ty in the Heuse, thus securing . U.
States Senator. in place Of John p.
Hale. .A..
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81 q


2144S2Vo- SV4S 80 70
"Wednesday, March l7so
.hc Esvernsr's Elecasen-The
coaSenttuo Qoesatoo. sc. .
Az ibs fseliass of HE probe are developed ia
fheis pin ~ aesti~Es and shrs~xh The pnasns
o, the pss~. On the suljers Of ssrpding she Con.
saitafiss- ne ara ssr and more cesxiscei Of dc
oouecsne~ Il cur siews's % % the eeorss 10 b.
pursued IA The sppr~eLins Gubernsiodsl can.
vaA< upoe quesiions which s6res conflicting
issssrss Il = not ressonstss % expsci unity oi
feeling; and nc cannot. therefore, erprri unity
sFsesion. II such questions are made 10 enter in
70 The eieeisr q Gevs.ses. u Is true that the
qs~ssisa Of .mendins the Constitution win enter
inios canvass at the approaching election. and
il isprcprr Iha d sh~44s ivt d should be On
the election - npssbess 4 NE LsJissture. IL
they are = sd the wiskes Of he ieoPl shey
repssseus,, Bui inihs sFeiiaa -. Goyekss sAe,s
Is nonose l<uprksy 4 nizi.s Up Dim sp~ssisas.
than tbere would be As section for members
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county wss held in Wilmington .ou The ssIrin-
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o. the nun resolution had MED mai matter
vow !" no' 'ne ""e 70 'e' sec''ona' ques'on'
disturb 'ne harmony o. 'ne "h'sPAIy anu 'ne
pe" way 70 aso'u y = g nass 'ui deicsahon
from al sections o. inc STATE and agree, ~ Con-
vsnu0n' 70 lay aside lot the present 'hsss aus
tracing questlons' which have no proper connec'
ton with the Gosernors election, and should DO
kept out Of the political contest altogether. "
our Eastern friends are not July represented IN
the Convention, y may DC difficult % have such
an understanding IN reference 70 the question a.
VIII 'atlsiy oil sections, and induce the wing
party throughout the state TO make united Ct
Ton 70 place the good OLD snip Of state once
more under sns control OF . nooie wing zap
tam. We 90 nosdoup' mat oil our ol'nc ul''es
can % reconc'icd amer ? Tree conference ana ~e
iniet = nom the tone o. our western wing CO
temperance. surely men, Eastern "n'ss WIN
manifest. by fnlI delegations IN the Convention
ospopnon 20 un"e WIN 'hs We" ~ sehe'.
hssbsii"sf y N.Y. 'i0oS'Fv fnYrs or {
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w ANTE

AN Apprentice to the Tailoring Business. A
"A lad from 10 to ID years Of age, of industri-
GUS habits and good morals, will be taken by the
subscriber, if application is made soon.
l.. CARMICHAEL.
February l6. 22-
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49, ~ $50, -
Z Bin; s6rr wbi<f DE .ss,<xs M, en<tO.,5 d
"Wednesday. t,'rse - "A -.
o. Tuesday, Mr.. Ru,ks reported is;;ai rrso-
Iudsa sulhosizins si~ spso;ala.rss q an sdli-
lioa.I Assistant Pe-snssssr Ges<rsl. II .l,9as
The ressssiioa rrs<uisk The ssk;rrs o. ihe crn-
sus printing to select committee Of Eve ~ss .
dsp:ed snd he committee wss sppo;n,ed By the
Chair. Consisting q Mesaa Bsy.sd, BsrlsnI.
I Davis, Alehison, spd B<n v s.
The ioiut resolution ON ne soh,ert a. nor.;us~r-
sension wss taken up, and Mr. s~wsrd spote
thereon; sler which, the further esnsid<rs,isa a
!. the .ub,rrs WA po<tDou<J until WrJ,~>l.x AZ
neat week. .f 80 tfi ,.nrss s
On "Wednesday, Mr.. Downs reported bill d.
reesing the Secretary If the Interior 10 spp.nioo
the representation az the states ,cco.J;ax |. H.
hate census. Ordered 10 be printed. Als.. = Mn
proviBi.r that ~ men, Presidential eIee,;oo h.
heId under The new spponioumeu,. adopsed' The
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