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DYSPEPSIA AND lNDIGEsToN.-Theseg great
scourges Of on, people I've too well understood
the means Of adyenng curing them TOO highly appe.
ciated. The person who discovers any means Of cure
or allesiaon. coners benefit upon his fellows, and is
deserving OF honor. This desirable consumnalion has
been achieved. and not only may dyspepsia be cured
but il may be prevented by The use Of Hoohand Ger.
man Bitters,' prepared by DR.. G. NJ. Jackson, Pha-
dephia, which medicine is spoken in Of the high
est commentator by thousands who have tested lis ef-
cacy II Is perfectly innocuous in its nature. and pos
sesses the valuable property Of improving the health Of
the robust well restoring the health Of the sick.
See advertisement.
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FULLY. He had despatched Col. Chas. White
head, formerly Of Georgia, to- the U. States
TO secure emigrants for Central America.
Il. ;. Cotrel, the successor Of Consul Fabens,
has entered upon bis duties at GrcStown.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14

Died, in this county, on the 10th instant, of con-
gcstion of the BRAIN MARTHA +. HuGzEs, daughter of
Mr. Thomas II. Hughes, aged about two years.
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Family Groceries, &c.

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lust received at The old stand. and for sale at low
priees,;by James Webb,
6,l0e pounds of Brown, Clarified, Coffee, Crushed,
Loaf and Powdered SUGARS, Of the hest kind.
55l2 pounds of Rio, LagusTa and Java COFFEE.
|. Superior Green and Black TEAS.
SPERM Adamantins and Talow CANDLES
l400 pounds Of Sole Leather; and also lot Of home
made stout Upper Leather.
90 Kegs Of Nails; Powder, Shot, Lead; Soap, Snuff,
Iron Pets, Ovens, Spiders and Lids.
Buckets Tubs, Chums, Crockey.
$50 pairs Of Boots and Shoes.
BOOTS for Children. Boys and Men, both fine and
Coarse.
SHOES for Ladies, Children, Boys, Girls, Men, and
Servants.
Also Philadelphia shop made Shoes, for Ladies' MISC
es. and Children.
Trunks. both low priced and good quality.
Ladies' Bonnet Boxes; also Hand Trunks and Yalises,
Carpet Beg- satchcs, &c. &c.
800 Hats and Caps.
Gents finest Moleskin Hats.
Also Hats anil Caps Of various material and shape for
Men. Bows Children. Infants, and Servants, including
Fur, Felt, Wool, &c. &c.
GUNS.
IS Guns, Single and Double barrel, both low priced
and very fine
Powder Flasks, Shot Pouches, Game Bags, on hand
and Tor sale BY lars ,vppp
October |. T.
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Died, in Alamance county, on the 29th Of October,
Mr. SANCEL TATE sen., aged about rs years. III his
death his family, the community in which he lived,
and the church Of which he was member, have all
sustained heavy loss. lie was an honest and up
RICH, man, sincere and exemplary christian. For
near half century he has been ruling elder in the
HawGcd's church. and in this position he was an eli.
Gent and valuable man. But his work on earth was
done, and lie Lord has called home his servant and
no doubt he has already entered upon that rcst which
rcmainch for the people Of God" Let us bow in hum
bic submission to the will Of Him who doeth all things
we'll. H.
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Died. in Marion, Ala, the 2s;h ult,, Miss Nancy
X HouzE, in the Seth year Of her age. Miss Houze
was native or Franklin county, in this state and for
some years was resident Of this place. She made a
profession Of religion, and attached herself to the Press
byterian church about thleon years since, Of which
she continued 70 be worthy and consistent member.
She was kind and cbiisng il her manners, humble
and devoted christian, and spent her last hours
flying % her numerous friends the power and efficacy
Of grace 70 save.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-14

RIoTous PRocEEDNos AT BALTIMngE. On
Thursday evening, says the Baltimore Amer.
lean, a political club of the american party
from the upper part Of the city marched to-
wards the Point, with transparencies, mu.
SIC, &C., and large body Of police and
@atchmen we're directed to accompany them.
When passing along Bond street, below Al,
ice Ann street, a number Of pistols were fired
from the upper windows, BY the Germans
@hooceupied the house, into the procession,
two Of the balls striking watclman Joshua
Wooders, one passing through the bridge Of
his nose and the other through the sleeve Of
his coat. Ii is said that a woman fired one
OF the pistols The house was Immediately
attacked, aud about one hundred balls fired
into It, whilst il was for few minuies bonn
barded with bricks, racking the windows,
sashes, and doors. The inmates, however,
made their escape out the back way.
short distance above Alice Ann street, on
Bond, they were again attacked. bat the
police prevented any assault on the house,
arresting the inmates aud carrying them to
the wath-house. The police state thatboth
assaults were entirely unprovoked.
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REPAIR WORK
NOTICE.

= Y F]s
A Lii persons indebted TO the estate Of JAMES WAL
"A kER, deceased, are requested TO make Immediate
payment; and those having claims against The eslaia
will present them. properly authenticated within The
time prescribed by law, This notice will be plead in
bar of their recovery.
JOHN L0CKHART. 1Pv,..
BEDFORD VAUGHN,
October Is. o.
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lofty communion and fellowship which the church
on earth was at that time, making ready, through all
her borders, to celebrate.
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD.

ID AN awsy f,om the subscriber on Tuesday the 3nih
~ ullino. bound hoy By the name Of D URR0UGHS
STEVENS. seed about eighteen years. Al persons
are forbid haIboing employing him. under the penal
" Of the law. One dollar reward will lie given fot his
return 90 me.
PAGE SCARLETT.
November 6. I2--
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the conduct - the Achison and Slringfellow ag
tators has killed slavery III Kansas. We knew
i would. We have already chronicled The sui
eide Of the institution.
Bn. notwithstanding all this, we think thal
Whitfield will gel The seat 10 Congress. III our
opinion the Legislature al Shawnee Mission was
. legal bpdy. and The day fixed for The election
BY !, was the day when Reeder oughi 10 have
90. his voles. in order 10 yet seat in The House
Of Representatives.
We think, loo, that the large vote received
by Rceter will operate 10 qnlei agitation IN Con-
grcss. The northern men will feel 50 sure Of
kansss as free State, that they will not deem
q necessary 10 make strong contest for Reeder
And he, (i be Is as keen as man might be-
coming back Kansas, as . maHyr, 10 ,ake a
prominent position under The State Government.
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Hollolooys Pills Wonderful Cure Of a diseased
LAYER. Emily Burton, aged 81, Of Fulton Street. Brook
iyn, Long Island New Yok, was ior long time in 4
very prccalous state Of health owing 10 her liver being
elseased the medical faculty prescribed for her il vain
and every remedy she thought likely to beneR, her she
made use Of with the like i'll success About two month.
ago, she commenced using Hollnway's Pills and com
Piled with printed directions which quiek, produced i
very pleasing change; il five weeks The bloom 81 health
was again upon her checks, being perfectly cured 10
lhe agreeable surprise Of her friends Thee Pills arc
also ntaibc IN all diseases Of Tie stomach anJ bowels
PAbPIrATIoN Of the Heart, Nervous Diseases
Liver Complaint, Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Cosiyeness
and Piles are all relieved and cured il on incredible
short space Of time, by Carriers Spanish Mixtare The
great tonic and purifier Of the blood Il contains not
particle Of Mercury, opium o. ,ny ncxious drug; il
perfectly harmless, and has cured more than five hun.
dred cases Of disease.
We can only refer the reader 10 the certificates few
OF which may be found IN another column, and al Of
witch are detailed in full around The bottle. II is the
greatest Of all Spring aud Fall Medicines and possesses
an influence over The blood truly remarkable.
See advertisements.
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NUMBER 45

weather guide But this much zce do
claim, that it will be found 10 be correct
to the letter, eight times out OF every leu.
All we ask Is candid examinatlon.--
Terms Of RAINBOW, s per year, ~ adj
vance, so cents for six months.
CHAPMAN'S PRINCIPIA, or Ma
TURE'S FIRST PRINCIPLES. cloth
binding. l2mo., 200 pages. Volume
first contains full ,expland,ion Of the
discovery to which DR., Chapman has de-
voted the last nine years Of close obsersa-
ton. Published every six months
{ March and Septcniber,) price 8 ! per
volume, for which It will be sent, post
paid, TO any par, OF the country. FHst
volume now ready.
Address
CAMPBELL & Co,
No. 73 South Fourth St. above Wal
nut Phla.
O,Agents wanted in every county.
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within the excep,ons--ihe prisoner had
fed rom Justice, and had not publicly
resided within the State since. The OBJ
lection 10 the prosecution, because based
upon the Revised Statutes, was me. by
the assertion that it was good at eomRon
iar. The note was made with intention
TO defrand the signers, if any one, and 1t
was not necessary to a'iege an intention
10 deffaud other persons the note being
proved 10 have hnen = fnrgary. as il was
made payable to prisoner and BY him
used for his benefit, the presumption of
law is, that he made it, and although the
note bears date in another town and coun-
ty, it may be fairly inferred that i, was
made fer the particular occasion when it
was used. aud at that time and place.
But it turned out, as to this point, which
vas perhaps the one on which the case
labored nost, that it was within the re-
collection Of some Of the Jury, that the
town Of Brooks was embraced in the linn
its Of Hancock County twenly-eght
years ago, and to make it more singular,
it was sci of into Waldo County less than
month after the date of the note. so
tha, what was a mere tcchaical obstacle,
at the most, was entirely removed. The
testimony of Miss Gored, for the de-
fence, was commented on severely, as
eng unworthy Of credit on account of
It's improbabiIny and the contradictions
il contained.
The charge to the Jury was elaborate
and lucid, occupying about an hour. Al
ter some FIVE hours delberatiou, the yer
diet Of suilty wa, agreed Oh, aud rendered
the neXl morning.
The counsel far defence stated their
,nrenlon Of fling exceptions, aud the
prisoner was .emanded to jail-bonds to
be fixed al - 0, for his enlargement.
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with your own strength upon the brigh
waves Of humanity, is rewarded enough
for the true heart.
- The barn was a vas. rustic bower
/ that night. One end was heaped with
corn ready for hnskmg; the toor was
neatly swept; and, overhead the ratIers
were concealed by heavy garlahds oi white
pine, golden maple leaves, and red oak
branches, thai swept from the root down
ppords Ike a tsnt. Rutternut -leates
wreaihed their clustering gold among the
dark green hemlock, while sumach Cones
with fame-colored leaves, shot through
the gorgeous forest branches. The rustic
chandelier was in fall blaze, while, now
and then, a candle cleaned out through
the garlands, starring them To the roof
Sdti. The illumination was neither broad
nor bold, but shed a delicious starlight
through the barn, that left much to he
Imagination, and con cealed thousand
little signs of love making. that would
have been ventured on more silly had the
light been broader.
-Occnpation W hat glorious thing
il is for the human heart. Those who
work hard seldom yield themselves entire
y up to iancied or real sorrox. When
grlef sits down, folds It's hands, and
mournfully feeds upon its own tears, weav-
ing The dim shadows, that little exeriion
ton might sweep away, into funeral
pail, the strong spiri, is shorn of its might
and sorrow becomes our master. When
troubles flow upon you, dark and heavy,
toll not with the waves-wrestle not with
the torrent rather seek by occupation,
10 divert the daIk waters that threaten to
overwhelm you, into a thousand channels
which the duties OF life always present.
Before You dream Of ii, those waters will
itftillze the present, and give birth 10
fresh flowers that may brighten the future
that WI become pure and holy,
in the sunshine which pcnetrates to the
path OF duty, IN spite Of every obstacle
G:iet, after all, IS but selfish feeling =
and most selfish is the man who yields
himself to the indulgence OF any passion
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]'ortrlI.
From Pegersan's Magazine ]
on Returning a Miniature.

iwrHE well 10 send II whence IT came
NJ pleasure | may from IT clam;
but halt IA sotrow, hall in shame,
oni! can repeat her name,
Aud Whisper. all ,s over now
My broken hcart-her broken vow,
| dreamed # Love. and moi Deceit
" htte the dream lasted II vas sweet
bite seemed lui made Of happiness
bat How-the piniuns OF distfess
Are over me. Whisper now.
Wy broken heather broken vow,
lasoffo~ 5 deepest solitude.
Over Lille ; wrech SIT and brood;
Ana nurse within my youthful breast.
| he anguish Of deep unrest;
" htIe We may read upon my brow.
Ny broken hearl-her broken vow
"a! semb'anee Of a inithies~ one
| gtte'e 10 think the giar,auS sun
Ge4a >'oop IN counterfeit Thy face,
Mr. oio>h 5'-4n<c of jbe Disgrace
Ha#e'rr from ny presence, non,
kea5adcr ot her broken voW
ihn course Il true loye never d,l raI
=tnaath.- "a II,
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Scientific Information for The rho1e
7cJrH.
NEw-YoRK
cHAPNAN's GREAT DISCOVERY.

cHAPNAN's GREAT DISCOVERY.
The Monthly Rainborc, or Chapm0n's
Pre.calculations for Elementary Changes
based upon the discovery Of the ph,stca
laws and harmony felectrlcal action pre-
yadiGg the soi.r system, as involved IN
the d ffering effects of light modtded(or
pularlsed) by differing angles on reflection
on large scule This lmpnrian, DIS
covery Of the laws Of nature which regu.
late the changes Of the elements, cons,i-
tutes a subject Of magnitude and imper
lance, perhaps unsurpassed by any other
on the pages Of historic record. The
surprising accuracy with which Or. Chap
man is enabled to pre- calculate all ele-
mentary changes preGisposing more to
storms, earthquakes, auroras, &c and
also atmospheric changes within the hour
for each day, months in the iu,ure, and
the physical effects on the health. feelings
and humors Of mankind, must be aGmit.
ted by all unprejndiced minds To be OF
lncalculable advantage TO the whole hu-
man race.
In presenting the RAINBOW 10 the pub.
lie, re do not CLAIM i. to be an inialibie
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SPICE ISLANDS,,
PASSED IN TIE SEA OF READING

For Mrs Stephens Old Homestead
- The maple.,rees shook their gold
Ell bou9h., as IT they had been boarding
up sun SHINE for months and poured ii in
one rich deIuge over their blIowY and
restless leaves.
- 4 man must possess fire in him
self before he can kindie up the electrlcI
" that thrills the great popular heart.
- Home is emphatically the poor
mans paradise. The rich, with their
many resources, TOO offer live away from
the hearh->,onc, in heart, if not in per.
sou; bat to the vlnuous poor, domestic
ties are the only legitimate aud positive
source Of happiness shor, Of iha, hol.er
heaven which Is the sous home.
- There are moments in human life
when persons, linked together in series
OF eyeuts, may form tab eaur, winch stand
out from Ordinary grouping like an Illus
tra,ion stamped in strong ligh, and shad-
ow on the book of destiny.
- The aIl,soeing One, who judges
the thought as well asIhe act, will make
no distinction between life drained drop
10y drop from the soul and that sent forth
at a blow with the red hand.
- Neither men nor women become
what they were intended to be by carpet
ing their progress with velvet; real
strength is tested by difficulties.
- One night. wheu it had been ram
ing, in the wln,er-whlle the great trees
were dripping wet-out came the moon
and stars bright, with a sharp frost, and
then all the branches were hung with ice,
in the moonshine, giuerlug aud bending
low tow ards the ground, just as fihe star
light had all settled on the limbs, and vas
loading them down with brightness.
A light wind had followed the
frost, and all the messy turf was carpeted
with leaves crimson, green, russet, and
gold. Sometimes a commingling OF all
these coIors might be found on one leaf
sometimes, as they looked upward, the
great branches of an oak stopped over
their heads, heavy with leaves of the deep
est green, frnged and matted with blood
red, as il the great heart of the tree were
broken aud bleeding To death, through all
the veins of It's foliage.
- Could Iou have seen them SUM
bering beneath the humble roof, smiling
tranqliIy on their pillows you might have
fancled that those Iit.le rooms were swarm
ing with invisible angels-spirits from
paradise that had come down to make a
little heaven OF the poor mans home
Indeed, am not quite sure that the idea
whould have been ali fancy - for Charity
that brightest spirit Of heaven, was there,
and what a glorious troop she always
brings in her train! Talk of h!nging your
bread upon the waters, waiting for it to be
cast up alter many days-why, the very
joy 0! casting the bread You have earned
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ROSE CLARK.
4 EoNANcE-DY FANNY rlnN.

The last work, and first cootinuous
tale Of this brilliant and fascinating au
lhoe>s, Ruth Hall, )" achieved a succes :
upeAanpled in the annals oil letters. In
= language ol a leading periodical, il
created more profound sensation than
any which has been issued darug quar-
ter of a ceuturv" But il is unnecessary
to alude TO the merits Of Ruth Hall. .
Judging from the number OF copies OF ii
We have sold, we jud1e that every body
III the United States las read it. As re.
>pects the WORK we have now in press.
ROSE CLARK, we can only say that we
regard II as, IN every respect, greater,
better work and are confident 1t viii
not only sustain, bu, even increase the
reputation OF its distinguished authoress.
We have reasons for thinking Rose
Clark" viii make a greater sensation
than did Ruth Hall"
II will form an elegant l2mo volume
of over 400 pages. Prlce Si.25, on re-
ciept OF which copies will be sent by mail,
postpaid. |, Will be for sale by all book
sellers.
ETAny newspaper giving this three
insertions, and sending us copy of pa
per, with advertisement marked, will re-
ceve an advance copy oil the work, by
mail, postpaid.
Pabllshed by
MASON BROTHERS,
NEw.YoRK.
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TO FANNY FrrS's 100000 READERS, /,
A NEW BOOK COMING !

We have the pleasure Of announcing
That we have in press, and shall publish
about the FIRST OF December, a new WORK
oi ticlIon, entitled
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'"'''li9 MI ttdfk mere was mutua
recognition Before leaving town. how
ever, the Professor called a, the hous,
where Mr.. Ciara braided aud made ;
disclosure thM Mr. &. VAS under an as
snmed namr. hl> real name berg Caleb
Lulnb nd, and that his own name was
Harvey ) Lnmbard, and that they bay.
bore the relation 10 each other of ,mher
and son. He stated that his father wa,
IL bid man, and that he had several wives.
and that, he was about To- ce, another wife
III Buehdi. he determined to put STOP
TO II BY exposing hIm. This denouement
led to a search for the notes given by the
pedar Caleb Lumbard, aud they we're
found fi.ed away am"ng Mr. I>oac Os.
good papers, whereupon he va, arrested
and preliminary examination had,
which resulted in his being bound over to
the Supreme JUDICIAL Court.
y bdl having been found asain>t him
by The Grand Jury he was pu, upon trial
on iue>,ay of the second week of the
Term. Judr. ua,h,v.y q, ,Le psoch
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Our American Platform

l = be'ttve IN the existence OF M
Almi2ht. Beng, Win rules tie universe
anI governs na,,ons aud % whose A i.wi.,
anl o1J-rnd care we are indebted To ou,
unparalleled Advancement Ia national ane
lud,s,e eual prosperity.
We admn lhe privilege. aud viii
defend the right Il al PERSONS. Of what.
ever religion, sect ur denomination. +,
:xcrcise perfect freedom In reit1iou.
opinions an1 t. worship God aeeerIiup
20 the Dictates of thetr -eonsctetrts- -
long as they >hla ~. a. caste 9r church
seek to exercise ans temporal paacr.ih.ra.
bY DENYING all wl,h or altp5,s IL .,n,er.
fcre with The religious opinions of ANY
one
g. We are opp sd to a II poGitfral -.
so-iat,nns of men camas>eI exelg,i,a,, &,
of pef<sas ar foreign nth and tafb tor.
nation at foreign laa.,ar5 eafaeaHt,> in
our coautry.
i Inc cu.uvaaa and d.yeIapueut
ot patel, Ameft5 an sentiment and feel.
ma p.ssio,,tte ,tis.f,urot ,....,3r ,..,,,n.
n, aaf as Government admiration
ni the plrer at1x=af our oat,ae,le>t>,.
ca,e-ot ,+ner,tt-,a n -..,r n,,,5n-.4-,,.,,
ers. ami ot enu.ait4a Of The yitt,...- ni..
dn.n and p,trIlttsu thai trained .3.f ram.
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