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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-05
Terms per Session of fpe MontAs \
NEW CHEAP STORE
In MARTINSBURG,
YINHE subscribers opened to-day on Queen st
Martinsburg, magnificent stock Of
DO ESTIc AND FANCY
DRY GOODS

- IL u ~ u ~
direct from Baltimore, New York and Philadel-
phia These Goods are OF the rery latest STYLES
adapted for the Fall ind Winter season, and will
be admired for their Variety, Richness and Beau
ty ofPatterns. New supplies will be added every
week, to keep pace with the changes OF fashion,
One of the firm, doing wholesale bushes in Balti-
more, attends regularly the auctions there as al
so those of New York and Philadelphia; and
therefore, they can safely promise that they pU
oicays keep Better Selection and sell goods Chop
er, than before done in his market.
The variety of Goods and their differcnt grades,
make it impossible to give correct price list to
judge by-still they viii name few articles of
the stock
$50 pieces Brown and Bleached Muslins, from
Ga to l21 cents a yard-among them 81 inches
wide Shifting of the celebrated Warren Manufac-
turing Co, only l21a cents yard. sa
2l0 pieces Calicoes and Ginghams-American
French and Swiss Fabrics, from G cents up. .a
1875 pieces Merinos, Alpacas, Barages de Laine,
Mt astonishing low prices.
e50Opair OF Ladies Hose--also Mems Half Hose,
White, Mixed, Black and Slate colors, very fine,
only l2ls cents pair
$500 worth OF French Needleworked articles,
such as Collars, Sleeves Out and Inside Handker-
chiefs &c, &c, at least 80 per cent cheaper than
ever offered here before Besides all other arti-
Giles kept in regular Dry Good and Fancy Store.
The terms are Cash, and this way of doing bus
iness, connected with the extraordinary advanta-
want to buy Piles of Goods for little Money to be-
stow their patronage upon the new establishment
Store Room on Queen Street, next door to the
Law Office of John Z. Norris, Esq.
LEVI HERZOG & co.
Sent
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-05

FENlMOTHY .SEED.--I want 10 buy Fifty
M Bushels Of Timothy Seed.
Aug TO- JNO. w. BOYD
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-05

vCkHA HA1s WGf ~ 10y
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, Shoes HATS, CAPS, &e., &C.,
Haze he ptsgsare 10 annoH,iee n their eureraers
ard other S<alsrss ne as,itM cff4eir
FAIL S7QCK, eonpvisfng;
J0ns CASES AND CARTOONS u the va
iSUe) rious descriptions Of goods Of their
.Nanutaetwers IN Men England, under the most IA
yorable circumstances and consisting ID part as
Mems, Boys, and Youths Thick Boots.
8 Hungarian 1st Wax do
I" Napoleon and Fishing do
70 Kip Welt do
:" q 3 cAlfsKlp, No Grain do
= Extra fine French calf do
81 TX Cork Sole do
% A y Thick BroQans
"a Planters do
Calf, Kip and Grain do
sEa 81 Unbound do
o. $3.50 4 i Fine Calf, Oxford
Union Il Franklin do
womsas thick Planter and Army WHIP do
Calf Kip and Grain ia -, n,l Boots
Strap Shoes
Misses Calf, Kid, Kip and Grain, Welt Blu. kins
Fine Kid and Mo Ties and do
Black Lasting and Bronzed Caters
I" Goat and Grain Buskins
Ladies' fine Cali, KID and Goat Welt
Lady Franklin 'Parodt,' & y Lind =
Enameled Pat Tip
Black Lasting and Bronzed Silk Caters.
q Fashionable Kid and Mo. Slippers.
nay- With a general oariety Of Dress Goods
in this line.
Children's polished sole Grain Lace Boots
Enameled and Pat Calf do
Blk Lasting and Bronsed Silk do
CORD Mo. and Lasting do
rs Cases Mefalic RuJJers, for Men and Women,
Misses, Boys and Youths M
and carefully selected, comprisiugs
to be found in the Northern Cities and consisting
ofMen's Silk Angola and Brush citizen, StiH brim,
Black Cass, Artistic, Jenny Lind, Kossuth, Plaid
and Black Wool, with great variety of Black
Cloth, Glazed, and other Caps Of the most fashion,
able styles with #1aH
$50 Travelling flair & blk LEATHER TRUNKS
and vAL1ECES. also aie sa
5000 lbs. SHOE TIRED, assorted sizes.
n(y-The increased facilities for trade and trans
portation, via Railroad and Canal, has induced
them to extend their purchases beyond their usual
limits and they now prepared to offer to mer-
chants and other dealers MS
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
as can be found in any of the Northern Cities
They invite call from all in search Of bargains
ms it is their determination TO sell at such prices
that cannot fail to please. sl aR
rr a.s Wa. HARPER & CO,
Prince Street Wharf, Aleaandria, Va.
September 81, 1853.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-05
PURE CONGRATULATED EyTRACTs

FOR FLAvoR.NG ICES, JELLIEs, SAUCES, PASTRY,
CusTARps, SrRuPs. &c, &c.
4 Fresh supply ofthe following named extracts
IA from the following articles: Lemon, Rose,
Peach, Orange Orange Flower, Vanilla, and Ton
ka These extracts will be found to be superior
both for flavor as well as CONFERENCE.-The re-
ceived and for sale ly
july 10 VIM DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-05
REl PANS

4 VERY superior article of the latest and most
IN convenient style for sale by
JNO. L. HARRISON.
August 3. Druggist
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Matches without SmIphur,

lust receiyeu. lot OF this superio, match
81 which all will do well 10 buy, put up in
neat wooden boxes. w. DORSEY,
July Is. nEt Druggist.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-05

JUST received fresh supply Of Candy OF all
81 kinds, also Nuts Of all kinds such as Son and
Hard Shell Almonds, Palm Nuts, Filberts, Eng
fish walnuts. Grousd Nuts and Cocoa nuts at
GEO. RAENHAL,S.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-05

BY its mild seton 90 the
STOMACH, LIVER and KIDNEYS,
II will cure the disca Of those Organs with
All Chrome complaints. As
DYsPEPSEA, COUGH, ASTHMA,
BRONCHIAL and LUsC AFFECTION,
PAINS in the BACK, SIDE and BREAST,
CoHgsUMPTxoN, scRoFUI.A,
RHEUMATISM, GOVT, NEURALGIA, FlSTuLA
Piles, BOwel Complaint,
Worms, .Nsrross Desii.p. srffh att Dsseascs
avfssng from IMPURE moon.
4 ET rsfaE WHOLE AFFLit~vED WORLD.
read the testimony Of Lady after thirty yesss
suffering
M.ssrs TycrA Assir. II have ueen Athlete with Rheu
stis,n from my twelfth year viii be ats years
the 18th Of this month the attacks at times
render helrless, have tried yarRus
dies very little effect last October attacked in
shoulders sides back hips could net rest day night
pain. this time aso tried aay remedies internal and
external wi,hcs scsey.ns sny rst vas y last advised
before had taken bottle Of which felt better
and as continued taking H. felt strength coming IN my
back and limbs. my stomach strengthened ed
every wayi bottles and much better
than ever expeetet To be intend to II whenever
need il, and would recommend Il the afflicted believing II
nncqua,ed Yours, ELIZABETH BAGwELL
Msssrs Mortimer 4 Houbroy Mrs EIzabeth I,agwell
talhe In her speaks volumes IN Of this
wonderful other persons have heard
have derived great benefit from Its in county,
entirely out 81 the article and haye daily anxious enqu
when shall receive another supply. We expect
large sales of from the present demand you 10
Yours, Tyler q ApAin,
April 10Th, 1852. Northampton Co., "a
n.y~Husbanbs and wives, Attention H. in,ap.
fns Vegetable Tncsnre--Extraet from Games Harris,
Esas Letter Aesandre, vsAf.er speaking o. wonderful
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-05
FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.

August u. ,sas.-ts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-10-05
FOR A Constructive COUCH.

. Plttsburg, Ia, Feb. %, 1901.
Dear Sir: For three years have been aflct-
ed with a cough so distressing that frequently
despaired of recovery much of the time ! was
obliged to sit up all hit in my chair as my cough
wonld suffocate me when , laid down Having
used my remedies without much relief ! at Ia St
tried the Cherry Pectoralwhich under Providence
has cured me altogether.
am with gratitude yours,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

SIxsrLAR DkfoKurr1 A~p SrRelcki
OPERATIoS. "A veung xosnan from
Kentucky. near MsyssiIIe. came 10
this cify sumo days since fsr profession
al reIr from very remarkable de-
forrnity. with which me xas born. and
which has since rapidly increased in
size. From eae hand projected an
enormous grnath. apparently hrs~re-
grneous in us character. about the >ixe
ef an adult foot, shaped somewhat like.
bat larg.r than Florence flask With
part oi the neck bruken of. on the end of
which MAS a nail about twice A. large
as that ofthr great toe. This mass oc-
cupletl the posiiiun, and seemed TO sub
stiiute the middle and ring fingers.
rruwding the liffle and fnre fingers aud
thumb from their natural positions. alto.
grther disabling them; extending in the
palm ef The hand TO, and on the back Of
the hand nearly up to. the.wrisi. From
the other hand extended two similar to
mors. reaching To the wrist. of five or
SIX pounds weight. the little finger and
thumb only being present, but useless
IN consequence oE the encroachment
with the gsowihs. They Constituted
cumbrous masses. rendering the limbs
entirely useless. rrpul i've to look up
on. and source OF suffering aud un-
happiness to the person afflicted.
Upon consulting Dr. Baxley. profes-
sor o. Surgery. IN the Medical College
uf Ohio. he advised their remoseal: aud
on Saturday last at the Commercial
Hospital, we sawsthst gentleman, in
the presence 81 large number Of ply
sicians and Students. operate upon one
Of the limbs, in such manner as to re-
move completely the deformity. and
vet preserve the existing two finger,
aud the thumb, for future use. III,
patient was made insensble by chic
roform before being carried into th,
operating theatre. and haring been re
turned to the ward before the rfi'ec
passed of. was ignorant Of the perior
nance OF the operation or OF her havinI
been out Of her room.
In consequence Of constitutions
ieebleness, il was deemed prudent b,
Prof Baxley not 10 perpetuafe th'
chlorolorm too long; hence The opera
. ton upon the other hand has been de-
ferrcu until a future day. when we hav
/, not doubt, il will be equally as sur
ccssiully performed. The applicatio
of surgery To this case. is happy I
I chievemcnt Of science and skill, an
is well calculated to command for u
Professor Of Surgery the highest respe
9 aud confidence of the public.
cineinmf Commereiai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
Notice.

gTyHE Suhscrihcr having associaird with him
Il seIf VIM. johnson fnrland in the Drug
Business. the Firm will bc known b, the title Of
\. ID. Scaoolfc.d & Go.
Thankful for pas, fason. they hopc to mrrit a
continuance nf public patronage.
s. ID. SCHOOLFlELD & 60.
August 5lst. 3d.
q 1T. persons indebted 10 the Subscriber ar.
N requested 10 come and make Immediate set
trmcut. rs the old Firm must I've foscd, aud
musi have NANCY.
i. ID. SCH00I.FlELD.
Angus, 81. Oh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
Cloths, CasgImsres, vsstlnsA

HEADl IN NbL lfO ntNos oSss
lh,a his esrr brfrr been brought 10 this market.
The anicirs were purchased Isr rash. and they
are dsie,misef ~ ssH Jsrer fAaa any other
kasse ia Ae pfiee.
-. Inrs intend kerpins up with the Lsscs
fa-.iens, and are rrepaIed 10 cut and make gen
ile.neus clothing in tlse --latest r'sie, or IN any
wig 10 ssa fhe customer. Persons furnishing
lhrlr avn elsla can have u made up al their es-
taIish aeat ~ the best siyl and on gssd terms
A. il can he slsac any whele el~. Tbey deem .
uanecesssry TO say any thing af The elarsricr al
ilsir work. as they have hcrn hong known IN the
eonnsaiy. mi are willing thai their work shall
SPEAK fsr it-cif. This ihe, do say. however. thai
ii ca ling j.bs. ifihrf Is no m there shaH tt 40
pay. .,
With an assurance on ihcir psr thai ihfs VIII
sp,re no pam. 10 give .a,i.fae,ion. ihey rspec.'
fully ssli,It the pa ronsee Of the public.
Marlborough, Sept. y, 1859. 3i-3n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
Land for Sale.

srx:a. IoFFER for sale small. tract Of
ETsSss land. lying two and halt mhles South
SVsS east Of HilIshorough, on the Raleigh
~. road. u contains one hundred aud
r;rht, five acres, well waiered. and has "a i q
Dwelling Hou>c. and good Barn and sis.lcs;
alwut seventy five acres of CLEARED land, and tic
halsnre is very ucIi timbered. The Central
Rail Rord runs through ono corner, with the main
road. and h has sn immense quantity OF White
and post uak siral.cr. suitable Tor Rail Road Sls.
The Plantation Is ia G ,od rpair. and the land
produces very well. Pe.sms wishing 10 Pur-
chace are requested to call aud s1anisr thc pre-
miscs.
HENRY EVANS.
December IA. 3D.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
A wti,er in lie CINCINNATI NenparcI

A writer IN tie Cincinnati Nenparri
has a pleasant passage abnu, the rIrl, men
of ZsnrssiIle. Tie SAYS Z,nrsville is ra-
piily growing in the rorruplblr--in
ucalih aud all lis .0nromiianis. Que oI
the richest mrn here Is Mr.. S,urgcs, villa
has acqulr. d -ome $500 OOO. or moir. ilr
i. peasant snr, nf a man, ,ery nervous,
s-sl somrwhsi rxceitlc. Being one d
the FIRST ssnALIs, lac has moi brought arsunt
hi- Ia,aly the r0irrups inaacnees that ge.
nrrallv destroy rich IaIiiSkes. When lI'
son William came ln maIHiiy.,L askr,
the old man for capital To start on. sslll
father gave the snn $4,000. saving that
was enough fnr him Ia break on. Bill
took The $4,000. and instead of break
ing. acquired iortanr ia less titan ten
wears equal 10 tia, II his falh,r lie is
AN extensive private banker. engaged IN
milliny. &C.. t,rca>innaliy. the youth
.yritu,es into deep water and the father
undertakes 10 ,c.uiin him; but "l',lrs"
reply is, perhaps you want the ten thou.
sand: i( 50. the chunks are ready fI l,n,-
ripal sni mle,es,.'' TIL. Is q rare case
nut nIlru du We i..M the sotis 0t the
itch successful ia sleru'ai-n.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
F.ILL MD Wss.V'TEK
DISSOLUTION.

vI,HE sspariner.hip Of u. p. Nasa & Co.,
J. vas diss,,cd by mutual consent on the lss
July, 1854. 4. r. Nash having purchased the
jaiersi Of .. n. simmons, the business will bc
settled aud conducted bs him slssse.
- Al prsons having claims assssrA the late
x; them Tor seiiIeaicir, ana fhoss
'nI.b,ed please pake pa,m.h'.
'''e'N L. p. NASH,
.. n. SIMMONS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
SEED COTTON
House and Lot
FOR SALE.

EyISS Malrti wishes 10 sell her Honsc and i.ot
lvl a, Chapel Hill. The property Is ia The
wcstspd Of the village. Hlsc House is large aud
ronvcnieut, with the necessary oIt houses; all Ia
good order. ],
The 10, is well fenced, contains about Twf
Acres. aud has an,iis an excellent Vegetable aud
beautiful Eawer garden. Foi tur'her particulars
apely 10 the undersigned at ChalFl VI
r. T.. MAi.l.ETT.
November 10. oc-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
Wrapping Paper.

IN REAMS just received On commission, from
W ire Raleigh Paper Mill.
We will sell il 10 Merchants as fow Us eau be
bou,ht nj the North, thereby saving the expense
Of getting !, here. -
LONG & WEBB.
December "a. %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

The first invnicr nf Cou N from the
West to be shipped oser the Balim"rc
and Oho Iailroad, $50 BIDS. has mer
~ece,vpd in BaIunore BY Messrs. l."we
Martin a. 20. The difference ia lhr
drcish, ON this ariiclr, instead &c hrina
sh,pr< Iran New Orleans, is atoni five
lo!lars per bale. The insurance by vile
is sl 30. and Nv railroad 81 cents pei
bale. This j. but lie beginning 4 !
rrrai end.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
TDOLPIfO WDLFE'S
AROMATIC SCHIEDAM SCHNAPFS

"A PURE aaa senuiac article. manufactured
hy him ia ScauEnaN. heLLAxn.cxpressl.
for m,Iical use, and strongly recommended for y
sire ani psrm lnent cure Of The GaAygL. aud all
s''tru:tions of the urine. arising fssm the Kid
neys or Bladder.
Price SO cents, and 81 pc, hotaic. For sale
a this Office.
February 10. 2i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

The annual report Of the ameican
Colunization Society shows that SIX
vessels with emigrants have been sent
to Liberia, viz; Two FROM New Or
leans, with l8O; two from Norfolk,
with 297 one from N. York, with 81,
and ore from Wilmington, N. g., with
l48. In 4 vessel from Baltimore, sent
by the Maryland COLONIZATION Society
there were sent twsemigrants, making
in all 666, Of whom 502 were born
free, es5 were emaaeipated, and 81
purchased themselves, or were pprthas'
ed by their friends. The whole psn.
Der sent by the Society to Liberia ire!n
ats organization to the presen; time 's
z, ,457, and the whole amount OF money
expended upon it BY the sorisiy. Is y
O65, ,801 A. n
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

roNsIsrING OF ktEkf tARiEff ASp srfIE,
.srseJ Ia the eiiy II New fosk. with ii.r Ut
m,., rare. hy u~ II the firm. The sck em-
ht.,es ssrrs udirie u-usiiy kept Ia q GsnsIe-
mms furni<hins store, 6fnins larger assosi-
s,rnt ef
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

BRrAkING OXEN. The editor OF the
Massachu setts Farmer, recommends the
following method Of breaking oxen.
When you first put yeke en your
two.vears old steers, coax them WITH
an apple or an ear Of soft corn. lsoi'
corn Is allowable in this case. Then,
they will hold up their heads and be
clad to follow you. No whip will be
needed Il at the first yoking. Let the
yoke aud the sott corn be associated
IN their minds, and they will never be
shy Of the woke but if YOU make use
| 81 iorce alone they will hnld down ,he'l
heads to keep them out Of the way q
bloas. After you have taught them t'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02
n or G +

a III, the notes ami accounts belonging TO
N The firms of T.. NJ. Holt & Go. aud VIM.
4. Carrisan, q Ca, and stephen Moore, are
placcd III the hands uf George avs tor rollec'
linn. All persons interested are requested 70
make immediate pa, mcni 10 him.
STEPHEN MOORE.
Dccrmlrg u.
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A FISr FAax.-I'he American Far-
mer contains a description Of the shir
lev estate an James River, IN Virginia,
containing 900 acres sf cultivated land
divided into fse fields, iiom Us To
zoo acres seseh. The relations are
rorn. wheat. clover. faIlow wheat pa>-
ture. thus afierding some $50 acres Tor
wheat. Rather hard eropping-y~t so
much better than the common treat
menf .lhal Che lallsw wheat has been
esiin - so bushels per acre. and
that dn1xQrn land 20-to s5 bushels.
where onct nnly az 60 "a bushels we're
obtained. The corn. formerly. but five
10 seven barrels, now from ten 60
twelve. sOne great secret ol success Is
lime, clover and plaster. The wheat
drill and reaping machines are used 7;
and thrashing performed By mule pow
er. at the rate of three hundre bushels
per day, the process Of winnowing be-
ing completed in the barn basement at
the same operation. Complete system
and order prevail, and there is a place
Tor everything, and every thing m its
place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

The Guano l,iggings seen to be
thought almost as iuexhaustibIe as the
coal beds. A traveller estimates that
the three small Chinche Islands of the
coast Of Peru, contain two hundred
and fifty millions of tons Of guano. a
long prospect for the farmers. The
work Of digging and loading it J.
pictured as most forbid,ling one; and
yet the laborers c0ntrive to be happy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

A PA.siSG Tnoucnr.--we believe
the following has been published ln our
columns unce before, but IL will bear
repetitIun:
itothschild is forced To content
himself with the same sky as the poor
newspaper,wther, and the great bank, {
cann"t oider private sunset. or add
one IA, Ia the magnilicence Of night.
The same airssweiis all lungs. Each
one po.scsses, really, only bis own
thoughts aud his own senses, soul aud
bod,-thesc are the property wh.ch =
man owns. All that Is valuable, is t.
be had for nothing, in this world. Gr,
mus, beauty and 1--we are not bought
and sold. ioun,ay buy rich bracelet,
but not uell-turned arm To wear it,
: pearl necklace, not a pretty throat
with which il shall vie. The richest
banker on earth would yainly offer =
fortune to be able to write verse like
Byron. 0ne comes into the world
:. naked, aud goes out naked-thc dif.
! ference in the tincness of bit of linen
for a shroud is not much. Man is 4
handful Of clay, which turns quickly
; back again into dust"
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IlorsEnaLD DuTrEs.-From a varistJ
d causrs. nothing is more commoa
than to lind American wamen who have
not the slightest idea of household du-
ties. A writer thus slIutes 10 this
subjecf:
"In this neglect &C huasehold cares.
American wonrp,siand alone. A Gee,
man lady. nomaiter how loIiy her rank.
never i.rgrts that domestic labs 70
conduce to the health of body and mn d
alike. An English lady. whether she
be nnly gentlcman's wife or dukes,
dues not sespise the household. and
even though she has hols keeper al
votes a PARTON of her time to this. her
true, her happiest sphere. Il is reser,-
ed for Dur republican fine la.Iies 10 b.
more choice than even their monarch
ical and aristocratic sisters. The re-
suit is a lassitude Of mind. often a.
fatal to health as the neglect of boalil !
exercise. The wife wno leaves her
household cares 10 servants, rays the
penalty which has been affixed TO idle.
ness since the foundation of the world.
aud either willis away from cnui. or is
driven into all sorts of fashionable fol-
lies, to find employment for her mind"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-02-02

WOOL. AMI spun YARN,
IF WANTED, NAV be had lY leaving an OF,
l der with Messrs. Nelson * Peal
Aa, lst, 1852.
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~ NEW
Clothing Estab blishment.
cUT The AEN cCTSf =
Cen, and So &neIhins NV unsrr The sss
nrsssgs. crx . nA1eCH,
MERCHANT TAII.ORs,

DEG l~4se 70 iaissn iheif ffi.'Dds in ihs lo~A
ID sf ll,llsbsc,ush sad iss vicinity. that hey
.r nsx o;rnins. Al the Store formerly .scrays-
ia, 4. Nirkir 4 Co. Rad sfrhe coufi Heusr,
l,,,. aaf rlr CAN'T asssrtnenf af
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IA. q families fran Illinois snd Ken-
iucky, and started during the pszt
Summer far iheir destination. has bssa
rrcrnfls heard iram. The euinny ex-
prriencrd grrat resersrs. The com
pahy disbahdrd and separated before
they reached the frrriiory. and Mr..
IIsnns and his wife enrrred Oregon
sIaae. The captain II the company.
with twrnfy-ore persans. refused 20
rest ON The Sabbath and prscrrsIed on
their journey. but Mr.. n sass this di-
vision Was afterwards severely scuurs
cd with sickness aud death. and reach
ed the valley eight days after these
who rested. The resting party had
good health. aud no deaths snang
theni.
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]. DIES,

If you want To see pretty things, please call at
= the Drug Store. where YOU will find great
variety ai Toilet and Fancy ar,iries, consisting iI'
naIi nf the fulloNings