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The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

ssa-Col. Harper,wh is charged with
stealing Two bags Of gold dust from an
old lady has been admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000 by Judge Shultz of
Butte county.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

ssAp The United States possess over
one hundred million of acres of land
over which the foot of the white man
has never trod.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

LAw.-The Supreme Court has de-
cided in the case of Rogers VS. Hine,
that an auctioneer who receives and
sells stolen property, innoceutly, and in
the ordinary course of his business, is
liable to the true owner for the CONVEX
sion thereof, and that, too, without the
previous prosecution and conviction of
the felon, and although the auc tioneer
has paid over to the felon the money re-
ceived ON the sale of the goods, before
notice that the goods had been stolen.
This is more stringent than what was
thought to be the rule heretofore.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

sea- Why is a. man who spoils his
children like man who builds castles
in the air? Because he indulges in
fancy 100 much
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

bg~A man who is seventy years old,
has spent twenty three years of his life
in bed, and FIVE years at table.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

The Siglo publishes a translation of
the reply of Gov. Lane to tie Commits
sioners of chihuahua upon the boundary
question of Mesilla. This document is
certainly sufficiently bold and indepen-
dent in style. The above paper, in its
comments, says that Gov. Lane has made
use ofexpressions entirely insulting, and
foreign to official language, and hopes
that the supreme government will per-
nit no violation of the treaty of Guada-
loupe.
The indians of Nuevo Leon have been
committing many barbarities, murders
and depredations. Here, as well as
along the frontier generally, the govern
ment troops are actively employed in
bringing them into sIbjection,
The supreme government has publish
ed a decree. placing the telegraph under
the care Of the civil and military au-
thorities, and imposing severe penalties
upon all who interrupt the communica-
tion
Many periodicals throughout the re-
public have been discontinued, on ac-
count of the severity of the law in rela-
ton to the public press.
The "Orden" says that during the first
% days of Santa Annals present admin
istration. government expenses amount
ed to $4,000, while during the 54 days
Of Gombardine's government 81 100000
were expended.
So soon as the supreme government
had become informed that the governor
of New Mexico had declared the colony
of Mesilla within the United States ter
ritory, the Minister Of Relations address
ed note to the American Minister, in
forming him of the facts that he might
represent them at Washington in their
proper point of view, and suggesting the
adyisability of communicating with the
governor of New Mexico, Offering for
that purpose an escort extraordinarily
OF all these facts, the Mexican legation
at Washington have likewise been in
formed. Mr.. Conkling, adopting the
suggestion of the Mexican Minister, ad-
dressed communication to Gov. Lane.
advising him Of the large responsibility
which he had assumed and recommend
ing him to suspend oil further action in
the premises.
The Mexican government has approved
of the conduct of the governor of-Chi.
huahua and has ordered to that State
two companies of the second battalion Of
the line, the active corps Of Aguascali-
entes and Guanajata, and three pieces
of artillery, under the command of Lieut.
Col. de la PARA The commandant
general of Durango has been directed to
render all possible assistance to Chlhua-
hua, at every sacrifice.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

Twenty letters of the alphabet
may be transposed 720, 448, l0l, 1873, 1885,
3O,36O, 900 times.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

gsA- Strength is said to be the long
est monosyllable in English.
The Nevada journal., 1853-06-10

A. DELANO & Co are our agents at
Grass VALLEY, at Wells, Fargo & Co.'S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
PETERSBURG MaRgRTs

k<pcfed hi~sekb. hy Psnn;ll a Son, g. A.
inssiisssnref.
Nosensrf Is, 1854.
ToEsocn.--wsseen no maierisl ebapvr
IN Old leaf since last report but. fur
iags and common leaf, there nm, bera
a slight decline, with prices tending
downward.
In CorToS we note a decline of A.
We quote selections al %, and dull.
Since the receipt of the Arabia's news
our grain market has been exceedingly
dull, with decline Of 8 a. IOcts. Der
borhei IN WnkAT; TO this, however
holders generally will not submit. We
note sales Of Red at $50 ~ ISIS cts;
and White at I55 a. i40c.
In Coax there j. no change. We
quote 6s q SO cts for prime old white.
FLouR.-In this article we hear of
no sales since the arrival Of the steam.
rr. We quote, nominal, Country Su.
perfine at ~ and City Extra AT ~ SO.
BacoS declining. Va. hog round 10
q loic.; Western sides slc.; do.
Sc.
LaRD.-va. Kegs Iac.; Western bills.
III a lie.
BRAsDy.-Apple Brandy IS a 5sc.;
Peach 81 a "a.
GrASo.-s46. i
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
PROM EIrRnpF

The steamer Baltic arrived AZ New
York On Monday with London and Ii.
serpeoI dates at the ID instant. Amons
her passengers is Senator Jones Of Ten
nessee.
The Eastern question il still insslv.
- ~ mystery. By this arrival We
have solhing on the subject but ansth.
er series ci. contradictory statements,
viz:
A Vienna despatch. announces that
there had been an arniisffce sxrveL M
ON between the Turks and Russians
isran indefinite period. Thisdespateh
materially advanced the price Of Eng
lish and French funds.
IL was reported that satisfactory
diplomatic nute from the -Four Powers
was on lis way TO Constanfineple, and
that the supposed armistice was to al
low time tor ITS acceptance. This fur.
Their strengthened the funds.
II began TO be rumsrrd, however,
that the so-called armisfice..was only !.
conditional order to Omar Pacha not 10
commence hostiIilies I'LL November
LIST. IL he had not already commenced.
This depressed the market.
Another telegraphic despatch, APP
parently authentic states that the
Turks had crossed the Danube in great
force, near widdin. and occupied Kali
aiat with the intention Of assaiIiny the
Russians. and that the latter were con-
centrating around Kalafat 10 attack
the Turks.
LIE London Times has a despatch
from Constantinople, dated the aad,
which skates that the Austrian Envoy
had submitted the draft of new note
above referred 70, which had been ac-
cepted By Russia.
The London Times still thinks that
negotiations may prevent general war.
Extensive riots had occurred at Wi
gan, in Lancashire. England, connects
I'd with the " strike the operatives
md golfers. Much property had been
destroyed, and the military was called
into requisition to suppress the distur-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
New Fall Goods,

I'VE ne noe rrr~issas issew sSxA a GecS,-
shsch ~e desire % seii 1sao fsir s~sm..
eSisef Cor cd ~ - shoa ess.s&. fses.s I'll Coo.
esd zee ths..
A. We csnpx sh;sA ofa.k;.s - The ~Ao,~ a
ne Recosser IN enunrfNsag ~<rsy suselr. -,
w ssse '6e Pfinc9.< s1iseks 80. ossr q or
pisi. Blsea &c. d Rhine sin. "a ~;s<,
Black figured ssik-.
Plain mouse cas~es Psst e s.; ssk.
fseased cussred sskS
Plaid IN. spon ssks. hight cossseJ Pl.sa.
Colofed and whae Msrreaine Saks
Solid De Lanes, ~ese and high coIossl,
CiDesille Laslre.
Plaid and reuh De Lss<s.
French hefiacs. Eariish duo,
Colorrd and Whine Tsiseiins and I.sr~.
de Bsge, for Riding snd Travelling Dses.~s.
Also,
Black and white DE Lanes,
Black Canton Grape cIosh,
Black and white spun six,
Black French Merinos, Black Alps~rs.
Black and eo'ofed new style PRINCES. G;imps,
Buttons. Laces. Braids. Velvet aud ether ~
bands. &c. for trimming Dresses.
Blue and green Ladses' closk Cloths, end
Tassels Cor ditio,
Bonnet Boa, Rib.ad.. sea 10 o-a. to vs, s.-.
Plaid RihsBd. &c
Blsck Egyptian and Nes sik Mns.
Md, Me'ino, Spun silk. F,lose!Ie and Brssn.
zia Gloves
Muslins, Irish LiaeaS Csub,;s and L..
HanJkerchiclc
Lisle and siIt Nets sd Edsinrr
Shswls. Collars, tIaler-slrssrs
Ladies and Gentlemen's Silk. Me1ro and
Lambs Wool Under Vests;
Carpeiing. Crumh Cloth, Hats, Caps;
Rail Road, Ws,er.proos, aud oshss Boots and
Shoes
Rubber Shoes, Cork Soles
ladies and Gcusleuen's Trunks; Leather:
Family &c lies and Patent Distances;
Over ccass, Black and Drab;
piece super douhic milled Brown Clo,h. E,r
Over Coats; cassimcres, Cloths, ves,ines, Welsh
Flannels, Shot Guns. add slmost every thing :
merchant ought TO have.
LONG & WEBB.
T-~'ss>''~' w -. - W.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

After nine ballotlngs, the Legislature
Of Vermont, yesterday, succeeded in
electing U. 5. Senator in place Of
Mr.. Phelps, Wing. Judge Kellogg
(DemocraD is the successful candidate,
and was elected by three votes over
his Wing competitor. Judge CoIiamer.
The election seems to have been effected
by coalition between the Free Sellers
(who held the balance OF pover) and
the regular Democrats, in TN same
manner as the election of the Demo-
cratic Speaker was effected.
Ae,c York Express.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

kE eg~niag th~sr F.ll sloeh ~ DoaIs m
her New Bsis8sg. one deof Ess q Dr.
SshoeArhfs Drug Stow. where fb<y iashs ihsir
customers 10 call and exsnis~ ~ sheurlse..
scen'y Trade. of every ~sr1 ssesty hrsuxhf
- m's haiksi. viii be tsken 10 szcksnxr fos
Persons indrtsrd 10 s- viii phrase can md
rrsiie BY the end a the wear, rs Ne in,~pI -
H'sse ti''s standing rsis-- sheri srsiIem~us.
mske bong frsrnds.s
November 10. lsss. m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

,she.s eslusR HltisIs.H F1sPalsa b. ~. O. n.
ssstsi. FhilsesiIhil, Nhisa meiirins i sJ,uksa
~ . ie,sas e ~ hisAasl cammendalioa ~ 40.
.ai.ds Hhs have lrssed Is eHiesry. h6 gerIe-a.
innoenaas n sls nsiuss. and Pssesss a. ~.
eslae Pssfnts eimgss~iaz M he.llh q lh,e 90
bs<, a. srH g Restoring he b~shh q lle 80.
Sold ~ ID. :. d. s<ilestk<h. HalA.ss..h.
ssd ~ ssenls n an parts Il &c llmou.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

DrspEpsIA AND ISDtGEsTIox.-These great
scourges of our people cannot be too well UNDER
stood. or The means OF averting or curing them
too highly appreciated. The person who Disco
vers any means Of cure or alienation, confers a
benefit upon his fellows, and is deserving Of ho-
nor. This desirable contamination has been
achieved aud not only may dyspepsia be cured.
bat Z, may be prevented by the use Of +" Hoef-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

THE LiauoR Law IN vERxekg.-Ths
new Democratic Governor iof Vermont,
VA his inaugural address, takes strong
grd~nd against the Liquor (Maine)
Law. intiNating that the Legislature
transcribed ITS powers in enacting it,
aud that il is tyrannicai and inopera-
tive, as well as q some respects uncon.
stitutional.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
The First Battle.

livery Variety Of Produce, such as Wheat
Corn, Oats, &c, will be taken in exchange
for Goods.
Wanted, also, quantity Of WoolIen Jeans,
Colored and White Linseys, Tow and Cotton
Cloth, Bue-striped Cotton Cloth. Wool Socks,
Shoe Thread, dc.
A. c. MURDOCH.
November s.. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

AT THE DRUG STORE,
a FRESH Supply Of BOOKS. STATION.
Ehf. DC, consisting. IN pan, Of the fol.
The Thought Blo~som. Gem n m. 49,.
flon's Inlerpsrlrr, Gin Bod a Grms
~ 1em' G~ass Of Beauty.
s.soSs nerpsks' Floral Keepsake,
.5shi roont, Dew Drop
Gin Of Flowers, The AIee.
Gin Of Affection, Ths Rose
:, roeussi "o'ks Of Milton, camphell. cowpes
Moofs. Byron. Bsrns. Thompson. Pollock and
@hefsi together with > great variety Of Mi-cel.
Mote Paper. &c.
November 9. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
Copied from the Ob~erscr.

November ~.
candles-FayetterilIe Factory 10 q
9i-Fair 81.
Corn 81.
: Molasses-Cuba &c a aSc., New
Orleans s7a a. Acc.
Salt, per sack - q s2:s5. Wits.
key 40 a 43.
Sugar-N. 0. GO &c., Tallow IOc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
JUST RECEIVED.

RfA q. MURDOCH, a Large Lot Of 1ea.
dy-made Clothing. such as Frock
and Dress Coats, Over Coats, Panialoons, Vests
&c- Of various kinds Of ma,erisl,, and of fashion
able cut. Cal aud see.
November 20. IN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
Movement.

& Division s. ofT,2
Ba itv ese CO., Nov. IL. 5
ME9, o ~. The following re.
@lutls1;, 50 .9Aed at Little River
bivIs1x 80 n. 1arh instant:
fess.v a., aoais Division do most
cordially % and approve the
pfoceedins late State Tempe
rance Con. in sum anda sub
Stance. &C.
!, Hesofred. IN Ee heartily approve
ol, and will do our utmost to procure,
'ne passage Of North Carolina liquor
law, prohibiting the manufacture, and
fa'e oi all alcoholic, or spirituous IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

+. aSD w. PLANK RoAD.-The re-
ceipts Of tolls ON this road for the last
two months haveamaunted to the large
sums Of s2,804 81 for September. and
s2,s98 6S for October, against 81, -63
46 for September 1852, and 81 ,768 IS
forOctober iS5s--an increase Of nearly
so per cent. - =
One Of the branch roads to deep Ri
yer The Gulf road, is completed, and
the other is nearly done. Some miles
Of the Gulf and Graham road, beyond
Deep river, are completed, though not
connected. These will all be Yield.
ing toll very soon. We understand
that the Bridge at the Gulf, which has
been purchased by the Company, has
been repaired and is now safe.
We understand that portion of the
Deep River Branch Road. built under
th4pversight Of j.. M. Mcdonald, is,
sd&kably constructed. probably the
best piece q plank road in the State.
Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

300 Yards Plaid Hemp Carpet
wv iny-bright coio,s. At IS cents yard.
For sale by LONG Il WEBB.
November 10. 1853. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

EfNG iesiiaax q sowing - q msss, 7 = N
SIR kEs1ss. % 1h1nsAsy n - q Dsxxn-
h<f n~Ki. ls<@s fssf~ry. csussslins q Hss.s-,
Hes and csn<. 49, Hsss.< sod Ger, oas
BasEy sud h.Es~-z. go Bsrasss xn< Iir.~ss
hss-~AaS sd kkri.aA f1n.~ufe, fsz~inx
f~sas.ac sa-~ seuankg a xh4sa, .ss<xlar
sssasss RS snensassed.
mf& 4 s1.h. q tk,~ sxr,e siH~. s1-x AZ
Kx& <sle fise Pi.ni.sss % ~i,sei. d .ov
tive. cenisssins rs Awe. 81 lu-
S psosed Ai-s sas ssk-s TINS $50.
sss .rssFsssang t-k scrr-. 9Th . cod D--sEnx
hos~ a. THE sl.s~ zss5s -~r psss 49,
saa arc sflslt~i ~ish~ ss~ ns~ Obj WE-.s's
Shsna. -1d m ~ nsa%s 81 DE p-~n ss ErsA An
ssss On <srh ~ie - NJ ..sia Rod Gs~n<rr~..-
sosossh 10 chzga M. &ad~sE be ssk s-s-..e-
% -uh psrts=-ersl o. ssfrrs a ri.s fsu.~ -Arx
a@'ss rs'--ns sesroas 81 paschsns s,< a.
yse-Ad 10 call aDd<zss~n~ she is~d. l~f.@ =.
day ID sale.
a at~ni o~chf viii he give. Te~~s 80
knsxn en- fke das &C sz,r.
JOS. b. M.MCRRAy.
o<ssbsr ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
Obituary.

Died. m This county. on saiurda, the 22d ult,
Of the palsy, with which she had been afflicted
several years. Mrs. ELirassrm Aassrnose, wild.
ow Of the late Thomas Armstrong. aged upwards
Of seventy years. She was respected by all who
knew her.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
Jackson, November IL.

THE ELECTION IN MIssIssIPpI.-The
whole democratic State ticket is elect
ed by over 5000 majority. All the de.
mocratic Congressman are also elected.
The anti. Foot majority in the Legis-
lature, on joint ballot, will be over
twenty-five. The Hon. Jefferson Da.
yis will probably be chosen U. s. Sen.
'ator.
The following are the Congressman
elect-Ist District, D. b. Wright, DEM;
I'd do, w. s. Barry, dem; Sd do, q.
K. Singleton, DEM; 4th do, w. p.
Harris, dem.
The following is the State ticket e.
lected :-Governor, John McRae, dem;
Secretary Of State, w. A. Muse, DEM;
State Treasurer, A. Nj. Jackson, dem;
Attorney General, d. c. Glenn. dem.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

The SANDWICH IsLANDs.-The stea-
.mer Ell Dorado, froM AspinwaIl, arri-
vsd at New Orleans on the 9TH inst,
with 81. O0c,000 in specie.
The San Francisco papers received
by the Daniel Webster, cAntain impor-
tant intelligence from TIE Sandwich
Islands. DR.. Judd has been removed
from his office as Minister of Finance,
and Elisha. w. Allen, late U. States
Consul, appointed in his place.
A decided step has been taken by
the government towards the annexa-
ton Of the Islands to the U. States.
The French and British Consuls pro-
tested to the King against such an act,
and the American Commissioner had
replied in firm and dignified man
ner. This movement has caused much
excitement throughout the Islands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
Cabinet Shop & Furniture
For Sale.

II
"A am determined on moving GU, Of the
8 State. will offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, in the town Of Hillsborough, on the 2gih
day Of November next. (being Tuesday Of Court
week my Cabinet shop, which is de-
sirable workshop for any branch of business,
especially cabinet making. The House is large
and roomy. fitted up expressly for cabinet shop,
and just in the business par, Of The town, one
door above the Union Hotel, and opposite the
Court House square.
And on the 27th Of December, shall offer for
sale all my Tools, Benches, Turning Lathe,
Hand Screws, Stock Of Materials Of every de.
scripion, and my Household and Kitchen Fur.
niture, and what New Furniture may have on
hand.
shall continue TO manufacture Furniture un-
I'll the 25th Of December, and will sell low. for
cash.
CrAll those indebted to me by note or other
wise, are requested TO make immediate payment,
as no longer indulgence can be given.
HENRY EVANS.
October "a, 1853. O7-l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

quOfs. ylthln this State, fur other thar
meehaHlial o. medicinal purposes
Res0irrf, That Ae viii use IN ho,
uafahie Hieans to secure the el~cti.n y
: Senator. md Representative u IN
iisuSe Of Commons on the FIRST Thur..
das Of Augs,si next. who will sd,.ea,,
and vote Tor such Law. And 10 ,his
end, ~
hesofred, That We 90 most earne.fls
solicit theeo-sperafioa Of All the friexd.
Of temperance in orzsse county in car
ryinx cut the above resoIstion.
Rssofred. That this Dirissou ha,
bsheld, with great mnrii6eafion, can
didafes. aspiring to high Office, barfry>
'ng spiritucus liquors Tor votes /; or, IN
other words. treating during the eiee-
tioneeribg campaign to gain sifiee !;
thereby greatly demsraiizing the com
munlty and condemned both by the
letter and spirit sf our laws.
Resofred, That We do heartily re-
greet such course, and hereby express
nur entire disapprobalion Of sacl,
practice.
Resofred, That the above resolutions
Dc printed in the iiIlsborough Recor-
Ter. with request that the Spirit Of
the Age copy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
G Q S

- - - -
ever brought 10 this market.
He would be pleased to show the Ladies'
his Stock Of DE LANES, Merlnos, Alpaccas, Gro
DE Rhine and Silk Velvet Mantillas; and White
Goods Of oil kinds and qualities, consisting Of
Swiss, Jaconet, Null and Book Muslins, Jaconet
Cambrics. Victoria Lawns. Dimiies, Muslin and
Cambria Edgings, Corded Skirts, Embroidered
Collars, Chemizetts and Under-SIeeves, Linen
Handkerchiefs, &c. &c.
For Gentlemen he has the finest Black
Cloth in the place, Plain and Fancy Cassmeres,
Steel-mixed Navy Blue, Brown and Black SAITH
nets, Pocket and Neck Kerchiefs. Spring and
Napoleon Ties, (new style,) Lambs Wool I'm
der-Vests, Fancy Vest Patterns, Dickies, Gloves,
Henderson's Superior Moleskin Dress Hats, and
Gaps Of every description.
- His Stock of Farming Implements, Car
penter's and Blacksmith's Tools Negro Olothing,
Negro and Saddle Blankets, Brogans, Groceries
and Crockery, enable him to offer inducements
which are found no where else in the market.
o. Being extensively engaged in the earrings
Making Business, his Stock of Coach Trimmings,
Springs and Axles, and all articles in that line,
were selected by himself
Cali at his Store, east of the Court House.
November 5. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
New York. Nov. IL

New YORK, Nov. a.
NEw YoRK ELEcTIoN.-'Ihe estimat-
ed average vote in this State is, for the
whig candidates 1853. 900, hards 81 900,
softs 9J 900. So far, % wings, 5 hards
and 2 softs are elected to the Senate,
leaving 5 districts in doubt. To the
Assembly so wings, % hards, 90 suits,
and free svliers are chosen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23
Fall Trade, 1853.
s. ID. scHDDLTIEE.D,
Wh0esaIe and RefaiI naolor q.

Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfu.
merry. Cigars, Fancy articles, &c,
s now receiving the lsrges, and most select
Stock that he has ever offered 10 the Trade.
which he will sell on as reasonable terms as sny
other establishment Ia Middle o, Western North
Carolina.
Physicians. Country Merchants. and Farmers,
are cordially invited 10 call and examine the qua.
lily and prices, as we are dciermcd 10 make i 10
then interest TO buy Of US.
Orders sent will be filled promptly, neatly pack.
ed, and forwarded with despatch.
Orders amounting 10 s25 or upwards, we will
deliver free Of charge to any distance under TWEEN.
ty.fse miles.
September ~, 1858. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

II We learn from the Waichman anil Oh
server. that the Synod Of North Carolina, at its
late meeting, changed the boundary line between
the Preshy,cries Of Fayetteville and Orange
which formerly ran between GoIdshorough and
Esrretlsville so as 10 include Gohlsbcrough
within the limits Of Fayetteville Preshy,ery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-11-23

GJ The Standard aud other Democratic pa
Pers, IN their efforts 10 holster up the Administra
ton, so likely to suffer for its unwise interference
IN hehaf Of the soft shells" in New York, are
publishing an article from The Union, which pro-
'esses TO give Two lists embracing all tie princi-
pal appoint Amade by the Presiden, in New
i"k, with Vical complexion Of each. One
o. these cor Vry-fve names, Of whom, the
Union says kgooj and true Cass men in
isis, and y lposed 10 him. The other
contains for,y- o, masters, Of whom 81 were
cass men ml! 5'ssy 10 were opposed to him;
which, says "a establishes the fact that
''e cass men ssp ZEN appointed BY the Presi-
dent in the proportion Of three to one.' To
Tins statement, the New York Express very sig
n'iican,ly adds the following: " The ungra,eful
Hnnkers,,o poll such a vote against him, then !
Bu' we suspect. they are better Informed thigh
fhe Union" No,douht Of it,.
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