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" Camphene is dissolvent of India
Rubber, without the action of heat.
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ps. J. s RosB's COMPOUND FLUID ExTaAcr OF
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nr7t distinguished medical men abroad. Price 80
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xrnICINEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

pJS ROSE is an honorary member Of the
pbrlaIelphia Meiiral society, and graduated
Zen from the University of Pennsylvania, under
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x. I c6spm,n Gibson Coke, James and Hare. names
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sn ,ents bottle.
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.

Plain and Unvarnishe n e Il ate m ent
Hl r commend the peru-al of the extract below
W to our rcaders. Mr.. Bull is merchant of
high character.
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DR. 9. Ross's GOLDEN Pills for Falling of the
Womb. Female Weakness Debility, and Relaxation.
Price so cents
Dr. J. q RNsE's FENiLg SPgcIFIC.--A remedy for
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DYSPEPSIA, NERVOUS DISEASE, &c
MIR. W H. Oldham, of Baltimore custom house, suf
fered these complaints for Is months with both body
and mind seriously affected He was cured by lamp
toms Vegetable Tinctu.e after other things failed
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oNPL,JNTS DyspRpsIA r.

FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYsPKPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest gland in the human
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Then follows dysPpsis, constipation, cold feet, and
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The Surp.t preparations tn take Dr.. RoSs's CELE
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His DY5PEPHA COMPOUND should be taken where =
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timr.-Price 30 cents. But for colds, bilious habits
iaundce. &c, take TfR. RoSEs ANTI BILIOUS OR RAIL
ROAD rIIs, 1214 and p cents per box.
All of the above preparations, with Or. Roses
Medical Adviser to persons in Sickness and In Health
10 he had of y. D. Gilman, Charles Stott Il Co, W
II. Gilman, John W Nairn, Patterson & Nairn
". Morrison, william T. Evans. Kidwell & Law
rrnrs. ). b. Moore, Washington y, l.. kidwrll
Georgetown; and by al dealers in Alexandra, Eir
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Washington City. AnriI IL.

in conformity with The resolution ol
OF Saturday last, the Senate Of the Uni,
ted States finally adjourned al enr o'clock
yesterday. II was doubled that quo
rum would he prepni a, THIS hour. bul
several Senators who had made their ar
|rangemenis To depart frrm The ciiy yes,
ierday morning were induced 10 remain
by request from the President of The
United States. Communicated 90 each Sc
naior through The officers of Thar body
The ohjeclm rhis detention appears in the
sequel 10 have been the confirmation oI
the ~ minalion of he appointment, of the
Hon. ames Buchanan a. minister ri The
United States 10 the court al ST. James.
or this appointment, we take occasioll
10 remark, tina, whatever may be the SEN
limenis 81 the different classes nf pnli,i.
clans. Few or none will br found 10 oh
jee, To ], on other than political grounds.
A gentleman of exaI ed worth, scholar
al rare ai'sinmrnis, and a statesman al en-
iarged Jews and great experience. Mr..
Buchanan will possess the confidence
and respect 81 his ealnlrymen a, home.
while he will hardly fail 10 in Tie esteem,
Of all with whom he shall be brought il
contact in The sphere in which he is 10
move abroad. Republic
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HANDSOMELY DONE.

We siiP - iallo~inx from dis Reporter. .
nss psP<r psshsh~d In Ashebsoogh. N. C.. By
Mr.. Theudore B. woodhurn. The sniele : fus-
nishrd BY correspondent. Who signs hpeslf
-Nslinoke." The ineiJ<nt Il 20 ehspes<ri.sie
Of Iegal frisnd sfeun in Randolph. VIA. > kilom
attended this has, and Isli 90 many pleasant r<ni-
niscrnces Of his I'll and homor upon the minds Il
his warmly attached fiends. shsi lhey win have
no difficulty IN reading bis name from the ini-
tisls:
In our Court last week, Judge s.
presiding. the following episode occur
red. The members Of The bar were all
BASIL vrngaged examining their papers.
aud w. J. LIS client, a young man and
apparently decidedly green, walked m
and took his station at Mr.. las back
with his hat on, and looked on the
scene before him as none but an un-
couth chap can look.
T. Jrdge. "Mr. L.. is that your clients p
pointing to the youth.
Mr.. L., without knowing why the
question Was put. turned round. and
seeing his client as above described,
and guessing without a moments re-.
Election the cause Of the question, ex.
claimed tohim in half suppressed tone
and with frown Of displeasure, take
of your hat (which, Of course, was
done sooner than commanded. Mr.. l.
immediately turned round to the Judge
aud, with inimitable sang troid. answer
ed his question, 'shr is now, il youl
Honor please" and resumed his bust.
ness.
i This took place in less time than Tho
reader has occupied in going over the
recital. and | look upon it as an Incl
dent especially creditable to Mr.. l..
and the handsomest that Ihave seen a
the bar"
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From The Rsleixh Register.

Ma. GALES; The very riches, Copper
Mine yer discovered in North Carolina.
was found upon The lands Of jonathan
Stalker. in The upper par, Of Randolph
County. within one mile and = half 81 The
Plank Road. and near place called New
Market. This mine was worked Cor gold
20 years ago. and was abandoned on
account Of The Copper are interfering
with the operations fer geld. Then, no
one in North Carolina knew al The in'~
mense value Of Copper. and no notice was
taken Of u. The vein lies between q
granite formation. and the Copper is found
embedded IN The quartz from four 10 FIVE
feet from The suflsre. Huge masses Of
quartz are dug oui from lhis pit, and
when The sltdge hammer is applied 10
them. they burst open and expose The
copper in seams. often entirely across the
white quartz. brought some Of The
specimens home with me. and they are
pronounced superb. CORNWALL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20
8. q. RAILROAD.

The Charlotte Wing is ont in 1 se.
we're article upon the conduct of IN,
officers Of the South Carolina Rail
Road for listlessness and inattention
and delay in the transportation Of pro-
duse. The Wing holds forth alter
this fashion:
"Our people take their produce TO
Columbia. pay the drayage and have
il taken to the Charleston Depot. in
order to have il shipped to Charleston
Immediately. but they frequently hear
no more Of il for weeks. A merchant
in this place more than q month ago
shipped some fifty odd barrels Of doar.
several frkins OF butter, and several
other articles. for Charleston, and re.
ceiyed an answer a few days since from
his agent in Charleston. stating that
twenty seven barrels Of hcnr, some
with parts OF their heads knocked ont,
and otherwise badly abused, had arriv-
ed. but that OF the rest, and of the but
ter and other things, he had heard no.
thing. This Us only one instance out
Of numberless others that might be
mentioned. These things will be re.
mcmbered when the Central Road is
finished, snslthe tide Of trade may take
the other direction. Charleston is not
omnipotent, especially when she has
to contend against state pride. In
her eagerness to compete with Georgia,
she may lose some future advantages.
We heard merchant say to-day that
If the Central Road were finished he
would tomorrow send upon it to Will
mington. or the Virginia markets, five
hundred bags ofzcotton. We under.
stand that Columbia is almost blockad.
ed with produce from North Carolina,
intended for Charleston. In a short
time North Carolina will have a mar
ket Of her own. and then this will not
be So"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

sstefdes-A man ~ ss< nzns q laAH A
Gan. . nzsiss 81 Geslsny and Tsna<s b. issd<.
~hs A.a hesn ~nsins m ihif pises fof some
uanghs. cammillsd s1iri5s iza week y tsking
sr-air. TAe srsrnir had i~<n rrssarrd ts hia
sws - lhsss wssks p'esisus. fsr die purpose. -
n s,sisI. q killing the rsis siees ne sznysst.
Go Pnisy hast be ~ss tsksa b<fs<e he Masis-
ir..< of Pe'ies for some edrnce. and fnedi and
shsi night he took arsenic. In he morning,
~h<n p,.ssieisn -eos 10 80 him. i ~ss found
lhsi his csss was hoPsicss. He tod The Doctor
thus be bad taken arsenic. and sskrd him 20 give
him something 20 hasten his death. he spPesi-
ed Gala and nsoIule. and showed 10 Signs of 's-
iensinx rhrn informed that he masi de. Heer-
paed steui noon 90 Saturday. A jury 81 IN
quss Pas inmedis,ely Summoned b. Ihs co'o
rsr, and sfles Tosf morffm examination. whsl
rese.sed large quantity q alsepie 10 his $40
naeh. The jag sass aslhsir verdict. dat BE- cam
% his dessh hy Arsenic. sdminisirreJ By hiulsslf
M. AsliaIk, se understand. was good wosi
man. and industrious. though hs INDUCED in din
occasionally.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20
A,alan,a. Ga. Anil

-
An individual calling himself S. J.
F. Levy, alias J. French. &c. &c.. wa.
arrested in this place yesterday after.
noon, at the instance .ofsslr. +. Hutch.
ings. of the firm Of Messrs. Hutrhings
y Co., Brokers, &c louisville, Kentuc.
Ky, on suspicion Of having robbed the
Y. 5. Mails. Levy, upon being arr
rested, confessed the robbery, and de-
livered up some four thousand dollars
III the moncy--and will betakrn back
TO Louisville. XIV, in charge of Mr..
Hutchings, tomorr0w. Levy is. said
to be special agent Of Post Office De-
partment, and a relative Of a distin.
ga'shed Senator in Congress from Ken
lucky. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20
BRANCH OF FARMrr's B.NK-The

BRANCH OF FARMERS BANK. - The
books opened for subscriptions to the
capital stock Of the farmers Bank
at Elizabeth City, with a Branch in
Greensborough. closed with subscrip-
ton Of $40 shares-$S4, 900,-at this
place. This is pretty liberal sub
scription for an agricultural commune
ty.as ours is; but it might as well have
been hundred thousand.
Greensbuough Patriot.
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Trial for nIurder.-we learn from

Trial for Murder. We learn from
the Raleigh Standard that criminal
prosecution of much interest has jus;
been brought to verdict in the Supe-
rior Courts Of Wake county. The case
was the State vs.. Parker Perry for the
murder of his wife. Mr.. Attorney -Ges
neral Ransom and B. F. Moore, Esq, ap.
peared for the State, and Messrs. Bad.
ger, Miller, Busbee and G. w. Hay
wood. for the prisoner. A jury was
not oEsalncd until FRIDAY Of Court
week, and the evidence not finished
before Saturday evening. The pre-
siding Judge (Baily,) adjourned the
Court over to Monday, under the act
of assembly, whei the argument was
made on the part Of the. State by the
Attorney General. Mr.. Badger made
the argument on behalf Of the prisoner.
Mother speeches were delivered. The
jury were out about half hour, and
returned verdict Of guilty.
On Tuesday a motion for new tri-
al was made. on behalf Of the prisoner,
and argued by the COUNSEL on both ]
sides. Themofion was overruled, and
sentence OF death pronounced. From
this sentence the prisoner appealed tos
The Supreme Court. North Carol;niun. |
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

The Legislature OF Virginia finally adj
jaurnssI an Monday nigh. aileb . session,
exclusive 81 The recess taken last summer,
Of nine and hall mopIhs' dur alion. The
number Of bills passed at rs first session
81 1875 was about ATS and The mum.
Der passed asihe stssian nav jusi rIo.ed
i''over GOO. making in all about eleven
hundred bills.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

RAILROADS. IN NAME Maine III, re
are l,G79 miles ol Railroad auihonzrd,
4 2 al whirh are bull. The 4l2 miles
IN operation have rosi over twelve mil
lions nf dollars. and when fully romplr.
ted will garry the aggregate of cxpendi-
iuirs as high as 100000 per mile. Ten
milll"ns % dollars ol this expenditure
have been made within The last i've Wears.
ar sum equal ,"iwo millions per annum
has IN that time been applied to The build
ing of railroads in Name.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

VIRGINIA GERRynANpER.-Thc bill 10
lay of The Congressional Disiriris in Viz
GINA has finally passed giving The L. cos
l2 d,sirirls certain and Disirci with a
Wing majority Of four veles In thai
District too il is we'll know that the per-
sonal popularity Of Gen Bayley viii en-
able him 10 beaslany Wing. Such is
Representative Republican government.
az understood and administered hy I.oco-
focaism! SIS 900 Wing voters moi al
lowed solitary representative in either
House Of Congress. Fay. 0b,1ru.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

That interesting trial. in Washington.
Tie Gardiner case. joys along. costly and
ro'nforiab'y. The prnsecton has. We
lra'n. proved conrlns,v-ly thai there are
no Mines. aud thai the papers are forge
rrs: whist, on the other hand. il IS SAID
Gardener is 10 Prove The +xislrnre 81 The
mines. and The genuine ness Of The ,loru>
mrnis. Cnsions case This! Sharp TEL
'oWs sotiew mere. AL Coz.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily

The Paris correspondent of the Daily
news writes:
!" ] am informed, from source which
does not leave me at liberty to doubt
Of its authenticity, that treaty-the
details Of which have not transpired-
has actually been signed by England
and France, with view to concentrat-
ed action in the affairs Of Turkey in
gwen circumstances. The English and
French ambassadors to the Porte will
now lose no time in hurrying to the
post Where their presence is 50 muen
required"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20
THE Uxrrp STATES M,xr - y,

The UNITED STATEs MINT. - The
New York Counter States tia, The Whole
lorce Of The Mint Al Philadelphia is engag-
ell on quarter dollars only. as they are
considered The most useful nf the silver
coins, and the amnuntof new coinage 4,
thus time. amounts TO Sl50.0O0. They
are coming =, ,llr rate If $50, QUO dav,
SO as TO be ready foi general distribution
0n the. l5th.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

The Maine Liquor Law seems rather
To be carrying The day. exrep, at its bInh
place. Portland. where Neal Dow. lis Ia
iher. was largely defeated for Mayor.
The returns from Rhode Island show
Thai j. is 10 sand there; and TIE PRINTS
Pile, IL is said. has carried the Connrrii.
enl bower House, The prnns, lvania
s. nate has passed . resolution submi,,
ling the law 10 The people al the next
election. IN the Legislature Of Penn
sylvania a bill is pending 10 repeal all u.
cense laws. and 10 Inlllr. penalties upon
inebriaies. &r. MAJ. LaisL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20
Death of Ex Governor IredslI. w

regret to learn that Ex- Governor IRK-
DELL died in Edenton, on Wednesday,
last, Of erysipelas. His health had
been failing for sumo years. He was
65 years Of age.
Gov. Iredell had occupied various
important and responsible posts, the du.
ties Of which he discharged with mark
ed ability. He was a profound jurist
"a ready. chaste, and impressive speak.
er, and warm-hearted, amiable man.
Raleigh Standard.
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A Mr. p,rler orS, Lane h.s :.

A Mr.. Parker, of st. LOUIS. has in
vented patent machine tobacco press,
which occupies space of four by eight
feet. 1t has capacity to press TWEEN
~ plugs per minute, or two thousand
pounds per day. Its work is precise
and regular. and altogether the ma
chine must create thorough revolu-
ton in the mode Of tobacco pressing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

Tor damages, alleged Is have been sut-
famed By DE detshtien Of their goods
% the river IN the 'ftll d 1850. The
delay ass idmiilsdi bat vas artecd a.
unaFOii1ble, IN c0aaequence "a ne
eontinuai drosght and lou state u lbs
river. The trial eccspied the Whole
day. and the jury did not render their
verdict nh Wednesds y morning. and
then not until they had additional in
slruciioa froa the Jsdse. when they
gave a verdict 10 favor q the plaintiffs.
and assessed the damages at ei75.
The Judge charged that the Company,
as = common carriers" were liable fef
LOSSES sustained by the delay over the
usual time in delivering the goods. IN
less sid delay vas caused : by the ael
Of God or the enemies Of the. Repub-
iie;" that il was incumbent ON ih'
Company to show that the delay Wal
50 caused, and that human, ezertioI
could not have prevented il.
The Judge made q distinction be
tween what he termed "common car
riers," viz; railroad and steam boa
companies, stage contractors. Sc, AM
private wagoners, who make specia
contract Tor The conveyance Of goods.
This decision is calculated To max
those engaged in the transportation Q
goods and produce on the Cape Fear
very cautious in receiving freight whel
the water in the river is too low. as !
frequently is. for an expeditions trip.
CrsSnsb~oYsk Pafriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

The general elections in Virgins
will take place on the fourth Thurs.
day. (the a6th) Of May. They en-
brace the election Of thIlteen members
OF Congress. members Of the new Leg
lslature. and three Commissioners 81
the Board of Public Works.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

The House Of Representatives If
Massachusetts, has finally rejected n,
bill to indemnify the loss sustained Nv
the burning Of the Urssline conser,
some nineteen years ago. The vote
ordeTing the bill to third reading
having b~en reeonsidered. il VAS ever.
tually defeated by attempting to en-.
graft upon II provision for ether iniu.
r'es inflicted by popular violence. The
vote rejecting Il vas. yeas III. nays
leo.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

HEALrH OF vIcE PRESIDENT KrNo.-
The hcalih Of Vice President X ng il
changed considerably for the worse. and
IL is feared iha, he will never he able 10
leave the ciiy alive. lie seems To be "a
pidly sinking.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

The Governor Of kentucky has de-
signated two hundred citizens of that
State as delegates to the Southern and
Southwestern Convention. which is to
assemble at Memphis on the first Mon
day in June.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

Eastern Terminus Of The Central
Rodd.-We learn lhIi Al The meeting Of
The Directors nf the Central Railroad held
~ Greenshorenqh on The LIST instant, an
order was passed directing new locaiion
To be made Of small section &c the Road
near this terminus. The road will PASS
through Waynssborongh. on the hank Of
Nensr River. anslsfo a junr,ien with
the Wilmington Read where il i. already
graded. Mr.. Miller. The hrs, assis,a.t
Engineered This Division, is now making
= SURVEY Of The new route. pleparalnry 10
us permanent location.
Golds5eraaeh Rep.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

n There has been sery great re-
vival Of religion in this community,
d. ing the past two or three weeks.
II commenced IN the Methodist Church
md extended into the congregations Of
the Presbyterian and Baptist Churches.
More than zoo persons have attached
themselves to the different churches.
as follows: To the Methodist Church
l57-Presbyterian IS, and to the Bap-
inst S0'or IS. Faysiierak caroiinisa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20

New Orleans, April i3.
The TEHUANTEPEc t;RANT.--The i'm.
porian, intelligence 10 brrush. BY spe>
cial messenger from the rily OF Mexico.
Who arrived to-day, that the treaty II ron-
tract with Mr.. Sloo relative 10 the Tehu-
aniepec route across The Isihmns, was
signed a, Mexico. on the ooh ullino. and
ratified on The 26th.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-20
The FaycatcvlIIc Post once,

The Pos, Office 10 Fayetteville seems TO so
begging. Since the resignation of Mr.. M'Rac,
who had grown grey in the faithful and efficient
discharge of its duties, Mr., William Bow was
appointed to Gil the vacancy hut declined. Maj.
A. NJ. Campbell was subsequently appointed to
Gil the place; but the last CaIolinian says, " We
understand that Mr.. Campbell also declines the
appointment" Why is this We might venture
to guess, from our experiences, thai il Il hccapse
tie congregation is very inadequate 10 the duties
performed. We believe that there are NJ officers
IN the government so poorly paid as Posmasiers !;
and unless some important alterations aIe mad
in this respect, i will become more and more dit.
fcult to procure the services of competent men
f,r there are few communities in which the M
f-griIy and business talent requisite in Post
m iser. would not meet with better rewards ty
following some other pursuit, without having TO
undergo the sane drudgery. While. therefore
this declension on the part Of citizens Of Fsyeue-
riIIe, is crsdilahle TO the business of that place.
4 ought to attrspt the attention of Congress and
20 Department to the importance of providing
4u'ts compensation for the labor in the Post
-, that efficient mon may be had.