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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01

THE THE!
III E soussignc Went de reccvoir m cnvoi dc
I'D Thes ~assortis, i%mportcs par la compngnic
connuc sous le nom dc Nem York Canton TEA
Company, ct I'offre en- vente.
ANDREW GINGRY,
n2* Agent de la Compagnie, i Donaldsonville
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01
s...H. A. GENTLE,
.HUOcak u y NpOIeOMCixEc.

Exerce sa profession dams lie 5eme Dis
.rict J%udiciaire, compose des paroisses As.
sumption, Lafourche Inferno ct 7errcbonme.
II donnera tOus ses soins aux afaires qu'on
voudra bien Iui confer dams ce district ct les
avoislnants. 15s,n1*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01

onn RARILS de Ia c%ontenance de 45
~0 gallons, aux prix les plas n,odeies
pr Mr. WHEY, Donaldsonviile, (La) rs
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01
DIR ECTORN.
A.
AEsorMcy at IL u 20.

Practices in the Fifth Judicial District
in the parishes of Assumption, Lafomrche
interior and Terrebonne, and will give par.
ocular attention to law suits that may be en-
rmsted to him. s15,nl*
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01

fEH-SR ESD Garden Seeds just received
n@ FROM Prince s. Go celebrated Cor
drns, 81: Flushing. New York, Il general
assortment nf Garden >rc,!~.
Also : u select assortment Of Flower
Seed.
Prcscrvcs-i eases Shakers preserves
assorted. a superior article. for sale hy
bon,lsonYiI'c, la
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01

fN.aOR SALE Wagons. 2 horse cart
MN OK cart, | dray, iron axlcs.
10000 Fire Bricks ;
Five tons Tennessee Iron. different sizes,
or sale by RICHARD q TENPLET.
n4* Donaldsonville, II Mississippi 81
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01
INSTITUTION DE JEUNES GEMS
Dirige par M. L. MARTIN,
IF = no,,l1snnville.

UIFIge par VT. IL. WH'NIIN,
S 4 Donaldsonville.
M. Martin remercic les peros &c ia
mile de la confance qu'ils ont daigne
Iui accorder depuis IA ans. II Went
de s'adjoindre un professeur d'angIais
qni, depuis seize ans. a profcsse dams les
premieres institutions de New-York9 ct
dc la Nlle-Orleans. .aa7 asn
Prix des pensiopnairesavec les
diverses acknowledgement
en- anglais ct en- francais, par al. $3.50
DON ANDRE SOLORZ4NO.
COLLECTOR e. AGENT.
ASssuaun-poaDHe LAM
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-05-01

FoR WORMS.
The celebrated J. Wiucr's Canadi
Nrrmifuse
EYE WATER.
DIR. ~Thompson's Celebrated Eye Water
Pulls.
w. WrightIndian Vegetable Pills.
Mofats. - y
Erandreth's, ;, "
Morison's No. ] and 2. ;,
Gracienbcrg Vegetable. y
T., =. Tcncur's Gonorrhoca Specific.
Tooth Ache Drops.
DIR. John Bulls and T~ownsend's Sarsc-
pariIla.
BY retail aud whole Sale at New Orleans
prices.
Jaynes Hair Tonic.
Maiic Hair fluid.
Reaches and Ra. Poison.
CALI AT No. II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

ANOTHER CASE OF ArosTAcy. - We
lean that the Rev. Francis A. lsakcr has
resigned the recioIship of The Protestant
Epcopal Chapel knnwn as 81. Lakes.
and is abml 10 connect himself with the
Roman Catholic Church. 'rhis event has
created The greatest excitement amongst
the congregation over whom Mr.. Baker
was pastor. they having looked np0n him
as ashephcul in whom there was NJ guile.
and Christian without reproarh. On
The Iac, being made known 10 The congre-
galiun, men and women wept like chh~
dren-Sume asserting tia, much study
had shattered his in,ellrci--whilst 9th
Tiers cried oul tina. he must surely be pos
sesscd of devil. No clergyman IN this
cily enjoyed more thoroughly the love
and affer,iun Of his flock than Mr.. Baker.
and this deserl,on Of The doctrines Of the
church lie has for = number Of years so
successfully been teaching has created
as grea, sensation in The religious CONS
muniiy a. has occurred IN this city for
many Years. Bah. Clipper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13
SANTA ANNAs RETURN 10 MEXICO.

The British Steamship Avon, reached
Havana I'm the 9th nilima. having on
boaId General Santa Anna. an his return
to Mexico. flis wife, daughter, and
large number of Mexican officials. COM
posed his suite. He was in good health
and spirits, and spent astlay or Two in
Havana. receiving attentions from old
aud new friends. The Avon sailed on The
2Slh for Vera Cruz. The Havana nia-
rio says:
.Caled again By The almost unanimous
wish of the Mexican people TO control It's
,les,lnies. we are gialIiir,lm be able 10 as
sert with entire confidence tha, General
Santa Anna. laugh, hy rxperifaee. has
thoroughly reaIizrd the .laiirs Of his lof>
" mission aud The rnn,ii,inns required
by circumstances. The qucsiion Of re-
construction in all is magnitude rifles in
The mind of the future governor. and inn
presses him vi h the necessity Of a sys>
lem analogous 10 the tnnr OF our ownldeas
in re-organzilg The Sale. A li.lle firm
ness. which We krnw him 10 possess, and
The rordial.urpa,l u all who seek The sal
valion the country, nfler The only, ba,aol
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

n sss. = saFffslsf' 4 as. ilgj 4 dc nsI
y,l,sa., nnA hs,S ; ls,ss l's'saalsmrlsllat ~
Ia. Ns.lsa. ,aay enl lotvs u ~ lsil,rlur
.Tisis, "a ~ lhs dam .h,.ii H. b'oirn. -
us.li .isi.s de - = n.l a. ssp.,.i isiisu
ii - end tl1iE.Tiss
4 Mssrsznrs Dl>rssiRy.-frsier-
Az afteFaeaa. a. the wssk mrss we're
.nyagrd III dsyging : hsie upon the
csmsnsn, In which to 81 ! ire. thsy
came upan brick arch. which. upon
.nening. and waiting awhile Tor he nj
traus gas 10 escape. one Of the xnrk,
men descended and explored this cave.
n vas absut ten feet deep. fifteen feet
Il length, and sir feet wide. Upon
,he nsrih side was an iron doar. from
wh;ch issued fight Of stsne steps.
This dur Was nearly decascd with
r..t. The bricks were ef q serv
auai Il muul,l, differing entirely from
aay rhst We hare ever seen Or heard of
before, being "a . semi-cireular shape.
-Four small earthen jars or pots. of
! curious fern. with uncpath heads
moulded upna them. were found in one
corner &c this yanit; snr &c which was
iille.l with amarphpus pieces r silver.
covered with a yellawssh brown mould
n rust. The other three contained i
motley assortment d jeweIry Of the
most singular farm and mske-eonsist
ing II heavy gold rugs. deliberately
wrought with chasings of beads and an
tioue arnnpr, entwined Ia scroll-werk
and flowers; Bracelets. buckles. ear
rings SIC. In cresice between the
bricks was stuck dagger, which upon
touching, the blade Immediately crum-
bled 10 pieces. being completely eaten
up with rust. The handle, upon lit
lie rubbiag. proved 10 be Of fine gold.
set with SIX :cassly diamonds.
Here il problem Tor antiquariansl
ia seIye. The only clue or KEY TO this
strange aifair-is the Inscription found
engrayen upon the handlesnf the dag
ger, which some af our learned pundits
are now trying to translate: il reads
thus" 10 OF. h. "TRIP. A."
The articles have been deposited in
the City Hall; and the Cave will re-
main open to-day for the examination
Of the curious. Boston Past.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

The Washington correspondent Of The
Richmond Enquirer. wriirs. among other
things, rs lnIlnws: mir. Fillmore 10 now
private man--bul the same dignifed
and courteous gentleman that he was,
when occupying plare and welding pow
er. Few know The lronblrs. trials and
difficulties which he had 10 encounter.
lie has done SO much better Than we had
any right to expect, We can asiard 10 be,
not only just, but generous TO him. re-
prei that his wish 10 the . Sunny South
is als,a 10 be denied him. regret il
because think suehsa visit, Of such 4
man, would have done much towards sof.
,ening The asperi,y Of party, and cause U,
all, Wings aud Democrats. 10 bear and
farbear towards each other. and cause q
better state of feeling throughout the conn
Try. But | will moi rursne this subject,
In paying my hast respects to BIN, as !
gentleman, ! said 10 him: Virgins
would be pleased 10 give yon Highland
welcome"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported ~ ~ P~*~~s~.s InsrK-~r~r<r.

ksf~<ted - - f<<~w*~*s lmsFAsrT@rfr.
saseza~s. AE~a >. sssg
Tssxooo.--Daring the early psrt u
the week. we tlAiak prices for common
descriptions gave Nay slightly ; is~ ards
the close, ke~~xxr. me article sgaia
Improved reading Sst weeks quota
tions. which &c rrnrw, viz: l.sgs.
eemman.' Al Al q Sic; good 81 sG
6le-; eammon leaf 8 a &c.. good a.
iOc.; line 10 a. 163s.
corroS-The market has BERN pref
~ well cleared NJ zoe.
CoRs eontinues dull N SIZE. for
white.
NnEAT-But little arriving; white
io2c.; red 90 a Csc.
fIouR-Ne note sales At 81 for 81
pertine.
oArs-4s a. 40 c. for common.
BAcos-va. lhag roundl 10 a. io.e.;
Western sides . a Sc; do. shoulders
I g .le.; jowIs dc.
LARD-va. kegs iol a lie; West
ern barrels 10 eeuxs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

VIZ ~ WV r" n "'Nt-''|ff| W. tIIt
monry ,hasinr hets| ahliIatlsl. W,
notice tbs ID onlrf ia BE DE- bub
De on hcir g1sni. Thtrc Is ssrios,
leak san,euherr. And Il Is hish timt 4
r.s ds'ss'sd. E,s. : r.,....
n. c. EorrrK.-strJilng aIoay he
sharses : lrr DAYS -. zsys de fas.
ettesllle Observer. Ne san issag there
seven barrels containing Copper On.
fraln the Fentrrss mine. GuiifsnA esan.
ny, They sere small barrels, bss
weighed from GOO 10 zoo Ibs. each.
making about tho tons az ore in the
seven bills. A great many sueh, We
learn. have passed through dis place.
The \. Y. Express Of "Wednesday
Says
Copper Mining is attracting much
attention AZ this time. Is the rise in
this metal has been rery great; owing.
IL is said. to the abandonment. in q
great measure. of many copper mines
In England and Australia. by the mi.
ners, who are no~ seeking for gold in
the latter enantrs; and also The in
creased number Of ships now building
all user the world. for the sheatlIing Of
which this metal Is extensively used.
.Among the mines recently discovered
IN this country, ARE those in North Ca
rulina and Tennessee. La the former
State the North Carolina Copper Com.
pany has been Is abiished. with capi-
tai Of 100000. The mixes of this
company are in Guilfertl county. N. c.
This company has already brought ore
10 this market, which has been sold "a
a large profit. Next month a further
lot il 10 be sold, aud IL is esteemed
worth $3.50 per ton. The total cost Of
production. and bringing il to market
in this city. does not exceed SIS per
ton, which leaves an immense profit to
the company. About 500 tons have
been mined to the present time, which
will realize gross return Of s54. 900.
The commencement Of large mining
force is now on the way to the mines.
The production has hitherto been made
by but nominal iarce Of hands. The
amount Of copper snow in sight" 10
use miners phrase. is very large.
The route which this copper ore takes
to reach q market is by . plank ruad
irom the mines To Fayetteville. N. c..
thence By steamboat to Wilmington,
and thence to New York by the rrga.
lar traders"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

iivR Is draiHcd sui = Iaf Il mast Sc
boFue IA mind that lheFe issearcrly an
instance efa amily, ~ nlfmhsrs NJ =
llmily, lncaiins " De Itpuhiic. uhiCh
dDes noi srHd he means &c AZ raual
uBnbcrof tiusc left behind tajoin darn
befurs the lapse q IAaay msnths.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

Lee sHtlr. nnd l,ri yhilA. "a lnlrr iii,g
b.,v II 3 ~ 10 years. y - severely ir1aF,
81 " Ne bed. llrI sffsaru fiil hsd hrf
" riufhra. frndrugE asnpliialrni necss-
s.fy. uhhrL tl,s suiEi,rd nuly ann No
un,ss. aS.'ns 0li,sT p-lsoas SEN sight
b i1ialel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

u1-The na,ice o. The rejected communication
Of w, entitled : The Lovers VAIL" which sp-
peareJ IN our lasl issue. has induced faf friend
to furnish Us tho following recipe ios publication.
/, is grand specific; aud Il ,he case Of our cor
respondent w. Is NOT 100 desperate, BY applying
this remedy he may have reason % bless bis stars
fos having uttered his wall:
A CERTAIN CURE FOR LOVE.
Take eight ounces Of consideration; half that
quantity u Indifference; ten grains Of iasrasi-
tude; sir scruples of patience a small spris Of
rue; two handfals Of employment; four mouths
Of exercise. Mix these well together, and add
- much discretion as nature has allowed YOU
boil them together until Third par, Is CONSUME
ed--coal the mixture with few signs, spreading
ovevit the thoughts Of your loved ones impes-
fsciions Then apply this TO your hear', and y
such plaster fails, your case Is desperate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

drsPsIa'r. nenhs ~ rsssips ~ ala
cFi',s Raw rais'ine IL Ms4ra."
Wy ihe hiesi alles ffrm kfn t'fus.he,
ins % de leih n ina. ~ lrIn llluI ~
euihoTiira 81 hat pisrr. u Fies az "a
sPpsn.' hing ssissl q Sania Aaa4, h.d
d<fIsr.i shsl slsr ssy q his lanslias - m
sad Il hFxirn shas.ll Ls rslrbrxsrd snd
rujsysd asa public i~SsissL The gs<e-
pc 10 vlhFr paris ~ sk< R~pnhhe wsse
sss ilisx bis Arrival siah impsssrnrr. d
The mr@n iimr sisr ad iafeyim tsesrsa-
n~ni ~ Grn. Isanlhsnisai wzs pnsr.fd-
snE ~iih pzssshl~ .-snqailiiy. Bsiax ~
srnparzry, Il - expected 10 surrender The
Frsns Of Gusernm~ni ~ Santa Anna -
ssan - he reached Ihe rzpisal.
The Vernon, I.iqaor Lav provides.
among oslsrr shings. for The arrest ~ . PEI.
snn faund in,ariralrsl. and his drlrnsian
until br will d,srlnse whese he obtained
The liquor. A rasr untlrr this psasisian
has ALREADY arisen in Woodstock. where
Young man was suesird in his fathers
issnse Tor ininrseaiian. and i,-iierd IN Jail.
On exsmina,iou. he refused 70 give de-
finiir sns~rr - 10 where hr eh'zinrd hrs
liquor. and xas ir-eunmi,srsi 10 jzii. lie
stiIl rrf.ses 10 divnlrr. and iisr jnsiare
says he will krep him in Jail fa year
unltss he awns mp. A, ~. Albsns. lhvs
similar instances have arrnrrrd. anil ihe
Witnesses. having ihs alternative 80 asprm
IN jail. e~n ~. and The iigur 10 taken
an ihrir information and DESTROYED. Al
Rutland. also. The liquor Law lransgres.
snrs are made 10 lor The mark, aud The
vennnnters serm determined 10 make
rlean s~sfp III the -rullcr."
The rsse &c the yanng man Al Wnnsl-
slork was laN week carried brf re the SUI
prone Cont af the Stale on a writ af
h.heas corpus. The counsel Tor ilr pri-
snner commended that This poriinn af Inc
Law raullirirtl with the Vermont bill 81
rights and with The Constitutions f The Uni.
ted STATES bur The rourl held ihsl the Gem
siiinIinn.ef the Sale and af the United
States had nothing 10 do with The pro-
eeedings IN question. and sustained. gene.
rally. The cnnsli,ulinnali.y 81 the law.
The rours did mol touch The peliry Of
the Law, nor did il express an opinion
~ The law ii.rIf generally.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE CouNTY.

Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sesxisqss
February Term. 1854 -
Stephen Lloyd and viii MARI YAoeS kIeyA
Admir-. u Della lloyd I'D. Atae 1en'sea
and wife, SpsaRpah ~ Eah<tt Vets, xhe
appear by trustee RisAeea AplwxA
o.
Henry Edwards and John R1uetds, Fxscusosa
Of Henry Edwards, sen. derd., william Casss-
theirs aud vile Sarah. and Lindsey Edvsrsis
I II appeaving 70 the satisfaction Of The Cont.
I that William Careaihes aud wife Ssrah,
and Lindsey Edwards. three u the defendants
in this case, are moi inhshians Of this Slater Il y
therefore ordered, that publication be made fos
six weeks in the IiilIsbrough Recosdef for said
non.residents to sppcar n The next 1sNof
this Court. 10 be hrA for The said county. Il H.
Court House in Hillsborcugh. on the fourth Mon
day Of dsy neri, then and here to plead, am
swer or Jemur 10 ssi,i petition, Or The same
be taken pro coajfsso, and heard er pass
them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

DR.. Cox's description Of Chalmers
pronunciation in the pulpit is mot bad:
!" When he began to speak. though |
had heard Of his Fifeshire accent, or
rather broad Scotch brogue. the sonor.
Gus quaintness and earnesincss Of his
voice surprised me. In prayer, l was
sometimes mystiied al first, BY snchex.
prcssions sounding As the following |:
% Lard, q gudeand a blassed thang ut
az. to luve and to sarye tina and a bet.
tir thang ut az to san against tina. u
Lard, may ol tn Kraschun grasses ba
in US and grow, partakoolyrly the grass
Of fath.' BY betfir there. or rather bet.
hey, he meant bitter; though. as he
FIRST uttered it, it struck my ear and
my soul as terrible or confnunding
sentiment. The disciples Of Einmons
could scarcely 90 il Some Of his ex.
pressions. howeyer, we're simple, fila
and beautiful, as well as touching in
an eminent degree. One will quote
AS | well remember il. in the main
MAY our 1--we for tina. our Master ant
Lard, ba true and pra,native; may it b.
like that of apowstles and the Kras
chuns Of the martyr ages; may WI
sarye tina bakous wa 1--we tina, and tuvt
tina bakous wa delight to do tina honour.
| give these as the best approximate
specimens of his enumeration and hi.
utterance that can recollect or com
mand-certainly from no Thought o.
allowance ofcaricature, and with a ten
der demur lest 1 should seem to dis
parage him witf>any reader"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

The Hon Zadoc Pratt. who has just
returned from Hayana to New York.
states that the health of Vice President
King has not improved; but, on the
contrary, some Of his friends feared
that he might not be able to return
home on the LIST Of April, as he cantem-
plated doing.
Mr.. Pratt also says that a week ago
last Monday he was invited by Consul
Sharkey !. to go out in few days to be
present at the swearing in Of the Vice
President" This shows that Mr.. King
has not been sworn into office, as was
stated with so much circumstantiality
in letter giving all the particulars OF
the ceremony, a part Of which we CO.
pied on the aist ultimo frnm the New
Orleans Pieayunc. What commen~
tary does this TACT furnish upon the re-
liability of news from Cuba! II icti-
tious and fraudulent representations,
apparentlykmade only Cor the purpose
Of supplying news Of interest, whether
there be any or not, can can be deiibe-
ralely made on topic Of this charac-
ter, what may not be apprehension a
thousand fierce and evil passions. led
of selfshness, are excited by interna-
tional differences or misunderstand-
ings. Ii any of our readers are curl,
Gus to know how correspondents will
sometimes . shot the long. how we
refer them to the above mentioned let
ter. Nj hfek
C. IL. Wmry.-We failed to no &c ,
the visit of Mr.. Wiley to our village,
on Monday the l4th inst, in our last
issue. Mr.. Wiley seems heartily de.
v,ted to the duties Of his appointment
and will, no dnubt, effect much good
To the Common School system BY his
iudicious efforts To regulate its ma,
chinery. He delivered anaddress while
here. which was attended BY 4 pretty
large audience Of both sexes, and the
plain, practical ideas advanced by him
in regard to the working Of the system
and the duties Of those officially con-
nected with it, are very highly spoken
of. Waveaioa Nc,cs.
MoRE NAIL RoBaERIEs. - We have
been informed that several depreda
tions upon the Mails have been made
in this quarter Within the last month
A letter mailed at Boon Hill, Johnston
County. containing seven dollars, AM
directed to DR.. lee. Editor Of tn
Christian Advocate, sRiehmond, reach
c,l its destination rllcd If its contents
. 4 letter mailed al Smithiisld. contain
ing SIS, with the same direction, ais
failed to reach it praper destination
another Gotta nsns 500. ire - Z
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13


BrrLn UP HoxE MANUFACTURES. -
The following paragraph from the New
York Courier and Enquirer, should be
treasured up for its sound and whole>
some truths:
eli il be true that the establishment
Of factories among ourselves not mere
Nv furnishes near markets to the agri-
culturist instead Of distant nnes, but,
by their presence, trains the common
mind to knowledge Of the principles
Of machinery, whets its ingenuity, Of
fers opportunities invaluable in their
kind. for its healthy occupation, and
produces national results, in the shape
of improvements and inventions which
would nat have been known but for the
existence in every State Of the factories
f,r iron, cotton, woollen. or other fab
RIGS. aud Of delicate and complicated
mechanisms which attend them, then
was the money well spent, to which in
the shape Of duties we have submitted
to encourage their establishment; we'll
spent if it could be proved that We an
ticipated their establishment thereby
but half century, and that We main
tain them prosperous until more equit-
able distribution of capital and labor
will admit of their maintaining them
selves; it was we'll spent it. we thereby
furnished the encouragement necessary
to meet the losses, failures and disap>
pointihents universally attendant on the
first introduction of such operations in
a new country. No kind Of education,
We believe, has been made so produc-
tive Of active, mental and bodily oc-
cupation and the sound and happy re-
suits which well paid industry insures,
as the presence Of that variety of work
Snaps amongst US, which the different
kinds sf manufacturing establishments
require. We can conceive, therefore,
of lice trade being very slow bless
ing, and of some protection. nationally
applied. becoming, a. in our case, a far
more prompt one.
PErERsBuRo RAILRoAp.-'Fhe Esd an
nual Report Of the Board Of Directors
! Of the Petersburg Railroad Company
has been published, and is before US.
1t presents very CRAFTY n, picture Of
the affairs Of the road. The receipts
exceed those of the preceding year by
the sum of SIS, $50 90. A dividend Of
per cent. was made, and surplus Ut
s.,I4o25 left to be applied to the reduc.
ton of the debt which .was incurred
in the reconstruction Of the track with
iron rails" Gross receipts Tor the year
ending January lst, 1855, saa1 sos so.
Petersburg LicL
.4ccidenf on the Richmond and Peters,
burg Railroad. On Sunday one Of The
passenger cars between Richmond and
Petersburg Val wass thrown from the
track, dangerously injnrina fur or Ave
persons. Ii appears that some eigh. oI
i ten miles from Petersburg. when the cars
were gn.ng vrey swiftly, a .snake>lead
turned up and went through tie bniiom
&c The ears. IN whic., were seated many
, passengers. The violence nf The culll.
. sion was 50 great. that the part Of The cal
renelra,ed BY ihr r.,n waslitrrally knock.
I'd a,li. and The passengers thrown down
N III. he'd nf The road. Mrs. parncll
!: t,l,uph,cr &c ex-Gnscrnor Dudley. o.
!, North Calolina sa,siiued IN i'laly u
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

lust receiveda good assortment Of School
- Books and Stationary. Also House Paper,
very cheap, Mating, both plain and red checked.
LONG & WEBB.
April IL. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-04-13

Treafmcn. Of Scarlet Fever. - Dr.,
Thomas u. Hereford. 81 this City, in a
communication which appears in The Al
rxandria Gazette. thinks that tho much
physic has been All error in the manages
menl Of scarlaiina. He says during il.ir>
~ years practice he has iound that the
less active mrsliclne he nse,i, The greater
was hiss uscess in the irca,men, al this
disease. lie disclaitns any motives Of
vanity OF self interest in his statement.
Ills treatment is described as follows:
Pet. Intel.
ain conclusion. I viii say my treats
inrnt uf scarlet fever is very simple. Open
the bowels regularly every day wl,h some
mid aperien, medicine. saeh as castor oil.
SIENNA, &c.. aud keep the patient al rest
and e0Ininl,ably warm; sponge the surface
will, iepal walsI Two or three times day;
while il is hnl,cr than natural admit fresh
air, live on bland diet. such Us = cnpfnll
Of arrnwrooi, several times day; toast
water for common drink. t:arges made
Of strong sage tea. honey and alum, or
borax, may be used from The comence-
ment IL the throat il Affected"