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The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23
OUR TABLE.

Puinanl's Monthly, one Of the mos
popular Of the American Magazines. continues
to make its regular appearance. We have pc.
rused the number for August with much plea.
sure. Its sent 10 Postmasiers and CIergvmen
for So per annum. To other sub.cribers ID will
be sent, rec Of postage, for 50 per annum in Al.
vance. Address G. r. Putnam & Co., No. 10,
Park Place, New York.
GrahaM's Magazine for Angus, has
also been received; Hesdley's Illustrated Life Of
Washington still retaining place in lis Interest,"
ing pages. Price $3.50 per annum. K. H. Shcc
& Co., i06 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, pub.
lishers.
BiGckwOOi for July, the London
Quarterly, Westminster and Edfn-
burgh Reviews, are all on our table. We
have not had time 10 read much in them, but
their tables Of contents give promise Of rich
feast. They are published by Leonard Scott &
Co., New fok. Price Of each 50 per annun, !;
or Blackwooj and one Of the Reviews SIS; or
Blackwo VI and The four Reviews $40. Postage
Tor Blackwood "a cents a year, and IA cents for
each Of the others.
The prescn, is favorable time for new sub.
scr'hcrs 70 begin. as the new volume Of Black.
wood aud three Of The Reviews commenced with
the number for July the North British, with
the number for May last.
The University Magazine for Au-
gust comes out under the au.picr- Of The newly
selected editors. viz: Messrs. N. A. Boyden, Jas.
Campbell. VIM. II. Hall. Z. J. Mcfvcr, H. W,
Mcmillan and q. w. YelIowly. The FIRST arti.
Gle Is an interesting report by the late Judge
Murpiiey, while IN the State Legislature, o., Ed
ucalion and Stale Improvements. The number
is very credtabls 10 the new editors.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23
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We invite attention 70 the Appeal % the
wcmen 81 North csrDlins." BY q Nsiroa a
this State, which viii Be- found in io-dsyis ps-
per. The appeal d mads in behalf o. Popo-
siiion that shs women q The United States
shall purchase Mount Vernon. and SCI IL spsri
fossser 70 the memory of Washington The
ebjees is one that oonmends itself 10 the grsti-
iuds and patricsisn Of al, and especially 70 ihs
wam-hesrtsd and pure impulses Of wOman's
patriotic devotion % the Father Of his County
and We cannot doubt that il win be responded
% in amsnneE worthy cfthe great name which
il is intended 70 honor.
IRA Lady in Hillsboroagh has accepted
the appointment ss Presiding Lady Cor the
county Of Orange. and she viii soon make ar
rangements BY which subscriptions may be
received in every part Of the county.
We sec that the Ladies Of New Hanover.
Wake, Guilford, and other counties in the
State. have already engaged earnestly in this
patriotic work. The Ladies Of Orange. we pre-
dict, viii no, be far behind in the noble enter
prise.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23
IOWA ELECTION.

Our advices from Iowa announce
that the Wing ticket has been success
iul throughout the State. James w.
Grimes Is elected Governor, and II.
l.. b. Clark and James Thorington Re-
presentatives in the next Congress.
The Democrats have also been defeated
IA the Legislature, SO as to enable their
opponents to elect United States Se>
nator in the place Of the Hon. A. Z.
Dodge. whose term of service will ex-
pire in March next. Nat. Int
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

While a number Of our cntempnra-
res are denouncing Homestead Bills,
il would be well for them to consider
the fact, that President Pierce has al
ready given his approval tn bill con-
tanning the Homestead feature. He
has approved the bill providing for sur
veys, and granting homesteads to set
tiers in New Mexico. Kansas. and Nc.
braska. This is the Territorial Home.
stead bill. The second section Of the
bill coatains its homestead provisions.
They are set forth in language suffi
ciehtly plain, we should say. to be un-
tlerstnod.
!" SIC. 2. find be IL further enacted,
That, Ia every white male citizen of
the United States, or every white male
above the age of twenty one years who
has declared his intention to become
citizen, and who was residing in said
Territory prior to the FIRST of January,
eighteen hundred and fifty three, and
who may be still residing there, shall
be, and hereby is, donated one quarter
section pr one hundred and sixty acres
oi land. And to every white male ci-
iIzen of the United States, or every |
white male above the age of twenty |
one years who has. declared bis inten.
ton to become citizen, and who shall !
have removed or shall remove to. and t
settle IN. said Territory between the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

The Washington correspondent of
the New York Express makesmrntion
Of a bill reported TO the House of Rep
resentatises day or two ago. in which
the agricultural community are parti>
cularly interested. lie says:
Mr.. Riddle. OF Del, made to-day an
important report ON the guano trade.
accompanied by bill which ought To
become a law. "The bill proposes to
exclude Peruvian gusno altogether
when sold at very high price. and to
admit IL duty free when il can be OBJ
tanned BY our farmers at $40 per ton.
An immense amount Of guano is now
used annually by the farmers of Penn
sylvania. Delaware. Maryland. North
Carolina and New Jersey-and the
quantity would be yladrupIed we're it
not for the present high price Of the
article. The trade is Of great impor-
tance to the Northern shipping interest,
since il employs from so to 100 ships
Of the first class at high rates of freight.
There are now FIVE large guano ships
dischsrging at Norfolk. and .at AIexan-
dria the atmosphere of the docks is re.
dolent with ammonia. Baltimore is
also large depot for guano as well as
Philadelphia aud New York. Mr..
Riddles bill is therefore OF the first
Importance TO the commercial States.
as well as 10 those more exclusively
engaged in agriculture"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23
THE SAN IuAN ArFAIR.

The following article, from the Charleston
News, is very decided in its condemnation Of
the recent destruction Of Greylown, and |, comes
from quarter which is not liable 10 the charge
Of having "uboliiion sy,npaihies"-s mode Of
defence resored to by the apolosisls for this dis.
credit'hle aci Of the Administrations:
We furnish to.day,.a portion Of the
documents communicated to Congress-
on the Greytown bombardment. They
place our readers in possession Of the
leading circumstances Of the transac-
tion. The official account does not
differ materially from the slasenents
made and derived frmn other sources.
u still retains the complexion of a
high. handed measure that must com>
promit the national character SO far
as It can be done by an act Of go
yernment. The best founded demand
Tor pecunlary indemnity did not war.
rant the destruction Of the town. how.
ever it might Justify the seizure Of liz
property or effects wherever found, to
a corresponding amount. The claim
OF reclamation by innocent parties, if
they should be even reimbursed to the
nominal amount of the property des-
troycd, does not repair the individual
wrong. All whohad establishments az
the place for purposes of business.
have been damaged TO the extent of
having their relations of this character
broken up, by the total ruin of the
town. lfit had been the resort Of. nj.
rates and cut threats, it could not have
met with scverer fate, short of the de-
struc:ion Of life. The transaction mi.
litates against the spirit of the arc-
against the humane usages of modern
warfare. and is essentially wrong as
the deed Of a Republican country"
The New Orleans Delta, pancr.
friendly to the Administra-
ton, has the following in condemna-
tioa OF the San Juan affair:
AS friends Of the general policy
which led to the formation of the pre-.
sent administration, part of which
policy We considered the cultivation of
the best relations with the natives and
residents Of Central America to be. we
Ieeply regret what has taken place at
dlreytown, and the more unquaIifedIy,
because our own government, with po-
itic urgency, brought about the en-.
arsement Of its Inhabitants from Mos
lnito control and British protection.
i was in point Of fact, an American
settlement. animated BY American feel.
ng, and in its difficulties with the
transit Company, but initiated trans.
lctlons between citizens nearer home
av'nS rival locations and conflicting
interests. The wisdom ar policy Of an
intervention so summary and destruc-
W as that OF Captain Hollins, appears
Us therefore inexcusable and unw,se. I
nd traught with consequences that
ist prove exceedingly injurious to
ur influence ON that pnrtion of the
ointment where. for many reasons, it Il
desirable tn encourage American s
'itlcmcnts, "ithoattoo nicely inqair,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

We have received returns of the vote for Go
vernon from all the counties in The State. though
in some instances. not being official. they may
be incorrect. According TO tie footing up Of our
table. Mr.. Bragg has received as.so5 votes, and
Gen. Doekey 1891 votes; leaving majority
OF a.i24 for Mr. Biagg. The standard makes
Mr. Bragg majority s.osl. We shall probably
be able in our neIs 10 coree, our table BY Tho
official returns.
We were led iuto an error last week, IN our
estimate Of Mr.. Brags's msjoriiy. by not making
sufficient allowance foI his vote in some of tho
new counties; Gas.on, for instance, which gives
him majority Of s62, We had left entirely ou,
Of our count Hence Mr.. Bragg has larger
majority than We then allowed him.
We have not yet discovered any error in our
estimate Of parties In The Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

"Who shall decide when doctors
disagree" or who shall tell what is De-
mocrafic doctrine when the Democra-
tic President and the Democratic Con-
gress hold entirely contrary opinions ?
The Democratic Congress passed a
Land Donating Insane Asylum Bill,
and the Democratic President vetoed
the measure. The Democratic Con-
gress passed a River and Harbor Bill,
aud the Democratic President vetoed
the measure. The Democratic Con.
gress were divided on the Homestead
B.u, and ihe Democratic President was
BY both divisions, pro andcon.,
just as they happened to think. In
truth, as faras principles are concerned,
il is "contusion worse confoundetl."
Aicxmdria Gaztile.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

ms,ls ia sissarllnss with ths character
~ aaF women eAihesily and Eeaiaus.
lEi bat uiihgut zuy desire ipF publicity
Of noi0liefF.
"A MATEox oF NuKTH tixRoLISA.
hiiuinsiaa. luly ais. is54-
Pspss u Nonh carsli=a frisnsiy 10 ths essss
sIs Issssasd is nsgy The shaas.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23
Mr.. CIins,nan's Prospects.

HIVE are 10 take as the sentiments Of the par.
ty such indications as are thrown ou, bv tho
Wilmington Journal, we must conclude thai srr.
clinsman's prospects os an ,lectiun to Inc Uait.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23
Appointment or Judvc.-w, |,

NPiOsssshhcut Oh Juusc.-We learn
from The Raleigh Standard. thai at the meeting
Of the Council Of State in iha, City on the l7th
instant, sasurI !. PERsos, esq, Of New Hano.
yer. was appointed Judge ofihe Superior Court,
to fill The vacancy oecasioned by the resignation
of Judge sKTrLk. This appointment Of the Co
vernon and Council win hold good until The meet
ing ofshe Legislature, whose duty il win then be
10 make an election.
Mr. Person is young man Of ability, and hss
attained highly crcditable stand in his profrs-
sion. The only objection that could be urged to
the appointment, is on account Of his immature
age; but Mr.. r. has. even thus carly, acquired
character and standing which will secure for him
10 his high position respcc, and confidence. II,
such men as Warren Winslow, and
others of more experience, are 10 he set aside for
|" Young Americans" we know Of no one in the
ranks Of the party whose appointment would
have given us more satisfaction.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

Coz. JonN III. WHEhLER. Among
the appointments confirmed just before
the clnse Of the late sessiun of Con,
grcss, we notice that of John II. Vince.
Ter, Of North Carolina, as Ministei. re-
sldent of the United States at Nicara-
qua.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

hst day of JaRvny. eighteen hun
drea and hliy eight, fhrTe shall IA likF
mannrr bs d0Rafetlung grnrtsr ssction.
o. one hundred and sixly aeres, oa con
dition of actsal settlement and culti-
Walton fnr not less than fear years"
In this bill. what becones of the
great redeeming feature u Mr.. Han
ter,s substitute, BY which 81 esnstitu-
tional seruples are set aside through
the provision far the payment Of twelve
and a half or twenty Ave cents per
Aere,for a homestesdf Ii Is not once
mentioned. but the bill is an out-and.
cut recognition ef the hamestrsd prin-
eiple-ef the "zgrsrian policy Of land
10 the landless.@ set IL has received
the approval Of President Pierce.
Riolassad Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

We learn from the Biblical Recor,
der, that the Rev. Wm. Hooper, d. d.,
III. ID, has accepted the Prcsidcnc,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

Admiral Napier writes home to the
British government, that attacking
Cronstadt or Sweaborg would be cer-
tain destruction. Admiral Shad says:
!" After two days inspection from the
light house, and full views of the forts
and ships, the former are two substan.
tial for the fire of ships to make any
impression. They are large masses of
granite. With respect to an attack on
the ships where they are, it is not to be
entertained.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

John B. Dillon, Esq. one Of the Irish
exlles, very eloquent man and wor-'
thy gentleman, has permission to re-
turn to Ireland. The announcement
was communicated to him by the Bri,
tlsh Ambassador at Washington, and
was conveyed in terms as complimeps,
tary TO Mr.. Dillon as crcditable to the
Minister. w ,,;rr,,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

q the ChuNaH Femsls lnstlulr. at
MgrlItezborOugh, N. a.. snd Wdl rn-
Ter spon he discharge af his duties q
tbe .beRinning Of the next seSsian.
Rev NJ R. fory. farmer Principal.
takes charge ef q Female Sehoel st
Hampton. Va
The Hillsborough recorder., 1854-08-23

Commodore John Dpwnrs died al
scbzrlesinwn Nary Ward. a. 4 o'clock
ga Friday snorning. Al the time of
his death. he stood third on the list II
Post Captains. having entered the U.
&. Mar, about ffts years ago. The
deceased served aiih great distinction
and efficiency during the late war with
England. lie was distinguished alan
in the East Indies. and MAS called the
sshero Of QBattlebatfoo.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-02
ANOTHER
RAILROAD MEETING |!

HVNHE Subscriber takes this method TO inform
il the citizens Of Jackson and county, that
he has Just opened .
New Dry Goods and Grocery store,
In the room occupied by X. 4. @. Clewers, as q
Drug Store, one door above the Franklin Hotel,
Main Stress, Jackson @. H. Ohio, He will be
happy to see his friends and show them the BEST
and dCHAPkST lot Of goods ever brought to this
place. consisting in part Of Coats, Vests. Pants
and 0vercoats. Silk, Fur and Wool Hats. Also,
crest variety Of Caps Of all kinda, Boots, Shoes
and Carpet Sacks, Satchels, etc.
Ladies' Dress Goods
Of the finest quality. Shawls, Bonnets, etc.
Gents Fine Shirts, Collars, HAndkerchiefs,
Under Shirts, Drawers, DC.
TEAS-lmperal, Gunpowder Young Hyson
and Black Teas .C0FFEE'S, Of the first quail.
ity, SUGARS. &c.
His stock is varied and full, and will be sold
to good customers on as reasonable terms as can
possibly be found elsewhere Satisfaction is
warranted to all just persons Call and examine
my stock and prices. No charge for showing
goods.
A fresh supply Of American and Foreign
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Turpentine, Var.
nishes, Brushes, Window Gla,s and Apotheca.
rles' Glass Ware, Dye Woods, Clothiers' and
hatteIb NihtIldlb' hbup hhHuihCIuTtTb mcf-
chants, Grocera' and CoHntry Dealers Stock:
Importer fine Chemicals, Ap 'thecaries choice
Goods and Preparations. Physicians extra
quality Medicines Excite Extracts, Spices. Me-
dicinal and Perfumers rare Essential Oils, &C.
&c.
Having greatly enlarged this establishment
and having negotiated the most eligible arrange.
ments with manufacturers, the following goods
among others, are offered at factory prices.
White and Red Lead, Linseed. Lard, Sperm,
Caster and Meats Foot Oils Alcohol, Glue,
star and Tallow Candles, SOsp, Patent Twino,
Sand Paper, &c.
Also, agent for tho sale Of Shaker Herbs, ,Ex
tracts, Powders and Preparations; Together
with United States, English, French and Ger
man popular Patent Medicines and Standard
Family Nostrums.
.pA Competent Druggist iS now in our EN-.
plOy, by whom, that branch will receive his un.
divided attention. MCCORMICK. 4 co
Jackson, Dec ], 1883. 36-tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-02
FlkANIkL N MILLS.

IINhE Subscribers repeatedly inform the
Il public, that they have got their extensive
FionIing Mills. In full operation, aud are now
prepared TO furnish 'uperior family Flopr, Bran,
ana Shor's, at reasonable rates, and In quanti
ties TO purchasers.
Produce Dealers, Furnace Cos. R. r. Con.
tractors, Hotel Keepers and families, are res.
Pectfullv Invited TO call, or send IN their orders
The highest market price will be paid ia cash
for Wheat, Slaves, llooppoles aud Flour Barrels,
Farmers who desire Il, can exchange their
wheat for nour.
They have also on hand. and intend keeping
general supply Of Groceries, Oils, Paints and
Brushes, which they offer low for cash, or pro-
duce. BUM WALTERllOUSE e. BUM.
Aug. le, '53 2l-tf.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-02
RED LIGHT ETD0RADOI

T.. BROOKS, would say to his old custo.
mers and new ones also, that he has Just
returned from the market with urge and slIpe.
rior supply of GrOceres, coffee, tea, sugar,
cheese, /" connection with every article usually
kept IN houses Of the kind.
II Oyster Saloon, has been fitted up In style,
equal to any In the cities, where, at all times he
will be happy TO wait upon all that come He is
constantly receiving Fresh, Spiced and prepared
Oysters, SsrdineS, &c. Call and see him at the
red Light Saloon. G. Z. BROOKS.
Oct. s, SO. 29-tC r..
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-02
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
j AMES DYER.
MADE AT

AS just received splendid stock Of Fa1
n and Winter Dry Goods. Also, ready
made clothing, cotton yarn, batting, capais
wick, Hats, Caps. Boots and Shoes, Coffee. Tes..
Sugar, Molasses and general assortment Of spf.
ces; Also, Hardware Qnennsware and Glass.
ware, alt OF which is offered as cheap AZ n.
cheapest, for cash or produce An invitation i
given 10 all to call and examine our Stock and
satisfy themselves that our goods are of the best
quality, and that they are cheap. I. -.
JAMES DYER, -
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-02
NEW GOODS.

THE attention of the public is respectfully
Il called to the old and estabI ished Dru1
Store, 8. Cor. of Pearl and Broadway. ,JaeksoSI
o., where a further addition has Been IateIy
made by the PROPRIETOR to his former large Stock
and where now can be had exceedingly low, 'ap
kinds and qualities of w.
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Prints, O'IS, VaTniSlleS. =
Preparations. Brush -af
eS, Patent Metli.
cGleS, PcffussCrieS and Fancy
Articles.
DyeStufES.
Surgeons Instruments and fine: Vines md
Liquors. - '''' '"'>',
Together with Groeefies, Glass, Nails, and in.
desa s'wcst every article else, except one or two.
The public are aware that this establishment
Is not made up by THROWING TWO OR MORE OLD
sr9cks oc!errHER, but that my goods are all fresh
and genuine.
NY friends and the whole people are invited
to call -.s ..-.. -..
presume that can make it their interest. a
JAS. H. c. MILLER.
Nov. l, 1853. 32--tf
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-02
'BLACKSMITHs!

a@ueT EWIS d THOMAS, would say to the
HSALc citizens of Jackson and vicinity, that
E.aa% they have taken the shop of the late John
Hatton, decd where they may De found ready at
al times to serve customers in their line. Their
work viii be warranted to be equal to any done
inthis county. Call and see them before going
elsewhere. and satisfy yourselves.
~ Wagons, Buggies and Carts, always on
hand. and manufactured to order, in the best
style. et-..i.t y Il..ta .-
%" Horse Shoeing, done in the best STYLE and
having the best Of workmen employed feel safe
in saying that they can give satisfaction in this
line Of business. .t-4-tt - b.
" Always on hand, and for sale. The best
quality of Iron and Steel
jackson, Nov. "a, 53 :5--ly
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-02

II stands pre-
eminent for Its Gu
rative powers in
all the diseases for
which II Is recon.
mended, usually
called
Female Come
-. plants,
Of these are Pro.
lapsus Uteri, or
Falling Of the
W Omb f; Flour al.
bus, or Whites ;
Chronic Imharna
ton and Ulcera-
tion ofthe w onb;
Incl d e II tai He
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-03-02
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NN STERNBERGER & Co., invite the At.
lH. tention of the public to their large and
new stock Of goods, embracing great variety and
assortment, and including the latest and most
fashionable styles, which for taste, excellence
and durability, are not to be surpassed. so
Wshave just fitted up and opened large and
commodious establishment and have bought an
unusually large and well selected stock Of goods
expressly for this market, which we will dis
pose Of at wholesale or retail, at fair terms, and
small profits, our motto being "Live and let
Live"
We have on hand an extensive stock Of Staple
Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Sattinetts, Jeans,
Vestings, Brown and Bleached Muslins, Prints,
Ginghams, Tickings, Plaid and Dress Silks,
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deries, Satinss Plain, Plaid and Thibet Shawls.
Kossuth, Magyar, Excelsior Silk and Fur Hats,
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lets, Druggets, Socks, Ladies' Hose, Flannels, all
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A Superior stock and quality Of all sizes, and
enough for all, not at CIscISNArI prices, nor at
THREE prices, but at one price, and fair price.
Also-BOots and Shoes. Of all kinds, Slippers,
CATERS, Buskins, &c.
A fair assortment of JcWeIry. comprising
Rings, Gold and Silver pencils Breast Pins,
Cold Pens, Silver Spoons Gold 0nd Silver
" Watches, Masonic Pins, Seals, Ear Rings, and
divers other articles.
A large assortment Of
Hardware and CutIrey,
All kinds and at reduced prices.
Also n Dlpntifrl aunnlu oc oil L;rda oc nrona
ries, which We viii sell Cheap. ..rE
Our stock of goods is now complete, and we
respectfully ask our friends, customers and the
public generally to call and examine our goods
as we feel elassured that they can be suited
We do not say that we have the Largest and
cheapest stock Of goods ever broughtto this mar
ket," for the simple fact that there is no need of
1t, as others are all saying it for us, but we do
promise to sell CHEAP FOR CASH. Come and
see US at our establishment, OH the corner OF
Main and Portsmouth Streets, jackson, Ohio
NJ. STERNBERGER, & Co.
Nov. 8, 53 32-tf