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DIR. BROTHERS. MEDICINES.
Inns. Rafanf RAmed les viii


~ claim by ons thing 10 cure all diseases, each
preparation ID particularly designed 10 some one
specific idiopathic complaint with its train Of syp
tomato affections.
These medicines have been in use many years, and
had been long before any Of the patent medicines
now advertised so generally as Pills Panaceas, tx
tracts, Syrups, DC, were known, and had reputa-
ton unsurpassed by any other. II is 10 be hoped
therefore, that those weried remedies, the matured
results Of nearly thirty years experience and obser
walton Of their mastery influence In the cure Of dis
ease, win meet with that attention which their yane,
their inestimable importance TO the afflicted demand
Their names and uses are as follows;
DIR. BROTHERS. ANODYNE PILLS.
This is powerful anodyne, and is sure TO relieve
pain when all other means fail, but should only be
given In urgent cases, and when relief can " OBJ
tanned by other Exceedingly valuable in Fits,
Lock,jaw, Collie, and severe pain. Price so cents
DR.. BROTHERS. STRENGTHENING PLASTER.
This is used whenever strengthening plaster Is
wanted. 1t seldom or never fails to afford relief.
Price l211 cents.
DIR. BROTHERS. IRRITATING PLASTER.
This is one of the most valuable counter-irritants
BY being applied over the parts, quickly relieves
acute and chronic pains in the side and chest, and
inflammation Of the throat. or bronchitis. II cures
Deafness dullness of hearing, and is one OF the
very best remedies for all diseases OF the spine, and
Of the head or brain. Price rs cents.
DIR. BROTHERS. FEVER AND AGUE POW
DERS.
These Powders possess strong tonic anti-febrile
and anti-bilious properties, and will be found
eregn remedy for Fever and Ague or intermittent
Fever in oil its forms and stages, and will not like
other remedies employed for this disease in the least
degree innre the constitution. II has been employed
for many years in very many severe cases, and has
given the most unqualified satisfaction to those who
have used it, having performed many extraordinary
cures. Price 81.
| DIR. BROTHERS. EXPECTORANT AND ANTI
SPASM0DIC DROPS
| These Drops are stimulant and expectorant and
have IN immediate effect in relieving Whooping
Cough, Group, or Hives, Astha, inflammation Of the
Lungs and in oil where there is difficulty OF
breathing; also, in Epilepsy Peurisy, Consumption,
| and common Fits.
DR. BROTHERS. BLACK OR HEALING SALVE.
This Salve seldom or never fails to benefit or cure
Ulcers, Cuts Sore Nipples, Burns, and sores Of all
kinds II will be found excellent in every where
healing salve is needed. If there is inflammation,
first reduce it by the application of poultice then
wash the ulcer or sore with warm water and CASTLE
1 SOAP and apply the Salve This salve is also excel
lent for Corns for veneral scrofuous fstulous, and
all other ulcers. Nothing better can be found Price
25 cents
DIR. BROTHERS. VEGETABLE ANTI-BILIOUS
/ PILLS.
These Pills are made of the roots of the most val
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
MATRIMONIAL.

y & IS : as g. ~ 49, a..
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, DESTROYS OF ENTERING
n The matrimonial state takes this method OF making
known bis desre he - 81 POSSE ssed mode
rate competence and engaged In pursuit abundinly qual
hed 10 support help fnaie With good prospect IN future
0newho possesses amthity Of character, good education
end cheerful lively disposition, Ia deslred bis own
Please direct 10 j. j. W. Boston, Mass All commune
cations 70 be considered confidential Any be
after perusal Il desired.
A GENTLEMAN AGED THIRTY, RESPECTABLE AND
~ Neahy wishes y mary lady similarly situated; he
be amable refined; educated, and warnhear,ed
view desired unth correspondence proved sim
certS end ehg.eihiy Address, wlAn month"; Medsus
NfATRIM0NIAb-A GENTLEMAN or RETIRING
WI habF between twenty aud thirty years OF are desires
make ihe acquaintance OF auabe ACCOMPLISHED young
lady q good family, i view rnstrmony The advcr
hscr Independent n circumstances and l. sincere his de-
SIRE All letters vii Be ccnHtentaiy treated should be
addressed 70 y. a. X, Union square Post once.
MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 70 MADISON STREET, Goa
4u rct " talArnc Those wishing 10 form mntr inonia
aNancc u tnd % tbclr advantage b calling or addresns
postpaid Mrs Prcwfter who has opened matrimonial 70
gter whereby any lsdyor gentleman secure 70 hen
selves for lie, without, resortug 70 the unpcaan
alternative Of advertising 70 express their wishes Parus
may send er real name redence business reference cir
cusiarces requisites &c. which viii be exchanged Every
bling concerning letters or Interviews strictly confidential
Applications mns contain postage stamp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
RuLPIN'so "A AE VIVA . orE WISgrn cro.xs

WILL TAKE PLACE ON THURSDAY Arm OCTOBER Al
PARIS MANrIILA EMPORIUM, 36l BROADWAY.
On which day he respectfully invites public attention TO his
perb mporaons and manufacturer prepared expressly f
this OCCASION and embracing all the productions Of Paaa
taste and ingenuity the departure Of the latest
Having completed his extensive alterations his
by far the most commodous in America; and being
thereby enabled conduit much enlarged business he
determined that his establishment shall hereafter be known
much by the extreme moderation in the price Of the articles
richness and beauty On the same day he viii make h usual
annual exposition OF ladies' fancy iurs consisting OF the mos
reasonable prices GEO. BULPIN,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER s. 1856.



~ Oct at O'Clock r NJ precisely match for 81 900 mile
ssl
CENTREymLG COURSE, l: I:-TRoTTINa. wEps
~ nealy ocs IT, az 9eiookIac y sMis hea.ses
ness; D. Phfer names M Katy Woodrn 70 700 ID wagon
r. eoyEsE q 30 @
harness George spcer names Frank Forester; Hiram
Woodruff names r. m Lady F Ians Io,v,r ~ p.-
lsED loose nARLEM.-rHIs FAvoaITE PLACE or
resor, Is now IN conpe.e order and ready 70 secomrso
@ r. Sn s o las on d hs Pss Tss and A
onss eni afford much sport 20 the vsers OF this heautu
' ' ' $as s'x.i ssSw wa PROPRIETOR
L SaN AZ aeiosk hMaish pay or pay
nj, heats best three IN Eye IN harness H. woodruff names
DIX BACK '''S VIM sHs iA ls%s' %nr Eus SSsa
TTNIoN COURSE, J.. I.-TRoTTING.-oN TUESDAY,
~ a a SsD,s sr s. ss
jack D. fhfer names Dr. n Belle Of SsraDga
RRoAD ROCK, RICHMOND, UA3 ,HAcEs-fALA
Der, and continue six days.
subscription; proprietor add 81 Ooo four mile heats closed
5000 subscription NILS heats closed with three Subscribers
sane day s haas % tor three year Odds
Third Day. Wednesday-Jockey Club purse, $500, three
mile heats Same day. second raceA sweepstakes for fou
ods $500 subscription, two mile heats closed with i've
subscribers.
Fourth Day neutrality-suspicious. purse $780, two mile
heals.
Fifth Day. Fday-A sweepstakes for three year ods $500
subscription, two mile heats closed with tour subscri
Same day aceA sweepstakes for unred three year
ol 500 subscription mile heats, closed with eight
scribers
Sixth Day, aturdayProprieor's purse, $780, three mile
heats for horses only that have started in during the
week. Weights to be handicapped.
There present thirteen stables in training for the above
meeting exclusive OF three other stables expected arrive
before the This will undoubtedly prove Of the
finest meetings ever held in Virginia and some of the best
thoroughbred horses will contend the above and
sweepstakes. CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

A STATE CONVENTION OF LIQUOR DEALERS.-THE
IA liquor dealers of the State, including importers, hotel
brewers dslers saloon keepers jobbers
boes makers Of cider and dealers therein 70
three their number from each Assembly District and
New York and brooklyn three from each ward delegates
liquor dealers convention be held Syracuse the 10th
October next the purpose Of adopting
with the platform adopted a the liquor deAers State
will beat the maintenance OF the naenabe personal
rights the people, constitutional just rights
liquor dealers Of the defeat the election OF candi-
dates who emphacaly and unequvocaly opposed 10
prchbory liquor law are in favor Of the enactment Of
any Oppressive liquor law whatever BY order of
the Liquor Dealers' State Committee.
r. FRENCH, of New York, Chairman.
o. Fl. BOOTH. Of Duchess Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
FRENCH ADyERTIsE,IENTs

M ANGEL. NUM- DIES MErIIEuRRs ArrssTA.
lfl tons. proceed iOues les caes~s dame m c
Paris, dome donre eouS shelnr par eure des lears
Dc dScnre dc lecture ~ Dc heraur8 ranease sa3res
str n, Nucc 400 cedar street.
DN DEMANDB-UNB FRANcAIsE on I'M ALE.
" mande gr parcni francas, qa rfnfn gnsra efpcp
ulie dams Gnc eml racuierc. sadresseF . Blecoker
TINE CuIsIN1ERE FRANCHISE. PARLANT UN PFur
fhngaA desire placer dams hotel on dams une IN.
mile. sadrcsser lo5 broadway, depuis id sq su tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

CHFIIEy,s UNIQUE AND ONLY RESTAUR Ant
- under he NRvercy House, southwest Fourth
street and broadway place designed buFiness
vulgar Ornamenia0n, ashy mirrors, super
ruoua frippnree The force II The establishment lies the
ccepce OF vhaevcr II served ihercin with poess and
plenty particular attention i raid 10 the butter ard
ac ali e te accessories that SO make up he cnnior
quests Entrance 10 private mot IN cellar ars
dwelling house west Of Broadway, II Fourth sIcc. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
AUX vILLES DE FRANCE.
"a 81 rue vivienne. Paris Rue R!chelicu, 104
LATEST NOVELTIES IN

Silks, shawls manles, mern0es,
Barcges, muslips, ernbroideries.
Iaces, linens, gloves
Handerchiefs, canbrfcs ribbons
The hs. wholesale and retail establishment Europe stu
ated in the most fashionable part Of the metropolis beween
the Vivenne and the Richeieu, with entrance
each street,) the Boulevards and the Dourse.
In these vast galleries. the monumental aspect Of which has
been the admiration Of every vter the beautiful
lures French taste and elegance manufactured and exclu
designed for this Emporium OF Fashion, displayed
and sold at the lowest remunerating profits
All goods marked In plain figures: one price only .
Gooos purchased approved Of, exchanged the
ney returned,
Attached the establishment English American, Ger
man and Spanish assistants.
The proprletors earnestly solicit the honor Of visit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

A CHOICE SELECTION OF BRANDIEs, WINES, IA.
mAica rum Scotch ard Irish whiskeys Holland GIN Schie
lam schnapps 1c blackberry brandy white brandy for pre-
serving; Scotch ale London and Dublin porter segars dc
corner OF Crosby.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
FASHIONABLE FAIL rIILLINERY.

JI1ALL MILLINERY.
L. NEW STYLES JUST RECEIVED FROM EUROPE.
II. T. WILDE 70 snd 70 John street. have received per
steamer America magnificent assortment OF
FR.Scn BoSaErs, FLOWERS FEATHERS
Cine latest novelties in the Paris narket,)
Which, with his large stock hand OF home manuac
ture, will comprise the largest variety of
FAstoNAriE MILLINERY
exhibition In this city. His stock also embraces
silks, satins, velyes rib oons trimmings,
Coored straw bonnets,
Rich straw trimmings and laces, &C., &c.
II. \. WILDE.
Iuporfer nrd Nrruftct,rer % and John Fl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
INTELLIGENCE OFFICEs.

OCT BROADWAY. CORNER RFADE STREET. AT
AC( NORRIS COHNERT CO.'S can be obtained
spectacle German English Scotch aud Irish help for hotels
private famies also WATERS coachmen gardeners far
and iaborers at this the branch Office l02 Greenwich
street. Terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

6tENTREvII,LE COURSE, L. I-PACINa.-TUEsDAY,
~ Oct at O'Clock r M precisely match for 81 000 mile
heats In harness. Geo Spcer Hero j. Whepley
MINES Pet The above match ia pay play and 10 be
good day and track. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

MOLYNEUX BELLS
IA 50 Canal street.
heavy French cloth amas trimmed with velvet; steel
cloth anas steel MORE antique galoons The pretest gar
mont in the city exceedingly low price velvet alas.
trimmed with MORE antique
Molre antique triincd with velvet just the for tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

TTNION COURSE, l.. I-TROTTING.-ON TUESDAY
~ Oct O. at o'cock-A match Cor 81 000 mile heats, hes
three in tve In harness. j. NJ Daniels b. Chicago
Jack, d. F6fcr names br IN. Belle of Saratoga.
SHAW a WHITE. Proprieors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

stPANIsU LANGU AGF.-wERE PROFESSOR gORRfv
- 10 enumerate the schools % his city whleh diyfnx
twenty YEAR, teaching ihc suauish w9s p~r
haps take hafa column 81 ilis papor LEI holRr ne-a
fore who With 70 know apply a h oirr ~ Eyhih
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

al III MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS THE h0yrR
sHFSts - hand large assortment az ola aaf 1ex
cry Fas,fg. nrcgu manufacture, would be wiing
49, Ihey embrace great variety of very new
Wtn1fscfnrer or party In The habit VI getting
hsg would prove "a Invaluable purchase For
and inspection Of the lot, address II ID, Dor 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

TTKloN COURSE, L. I-TRoTTING ON FRIDAY,
u Oct al o'clock = M-Match, $1,000, pay or pay
mile heats best three in FIVE, in harness III. Woodruff
blk. m. Black Bess VIM. Shuie b. G. Blue Morgan.
law q WHITE. Proprlelors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
HELP WANTED.

P0THECARY WANTED-FoR A PUBLIC INSTITV-
~ ton in the country must be American unmarried.
snd willing 10 make himself generally useful Address box
l4s Smithsonian House, stating full particulars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

A. RICHMoNDs, 800 BROADWAY. RICH LACBS AND
~ enbroderies. bands handkerchief pure linen, fine
assortment ribbons veyets best gloves 6s eathers
flowers black pues choice goods At low prices Mourning
goods always fresh Brussels point lace sets
from Sc $50 vaencennes do from $40 10 $40 Honiou
from Sl2 to $50 The styles of Partisan caps, head
taste IL so well known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05
TENANTS REGISTER,

A SMALL COTTAGE HOUSE, OR PART OF A HOUSE
don. - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-10-05

WANTED-BY A PROTESTANT, ENGLISH GIRL, A
w situation TO cook wash and iron would be willing 70
do general homework for small family: has the
city reference Address L. A. box l54 Herald Office, for two
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04
"Wednesday. April A.
IIurra for the North Carolina
Railroad!

The North Carolina Railroad is completed
10 the Chapel Hill Road, a few hundred yards
south of Hillsborough, and the passenger cars
viii commence running 10 that point to-day
wednesday, Our citizens are considerably
elated at the near approach Of the cars, and we
shall expect to see large crowd ost 70 well
come their arrival
No more win our citizens have to spend two
days in Juggling through mud and over hills 10
visit our Capital; no more will our farmers
have to endure the toll and exposure Of wagon
ing, and cxpend all their 3fls in getting their
produce TO market. The Iron Hose is now
at their service, and time and space are almost
annihlated. A brighter day, we trust, is dawn
ing upon Us; and now that we are released
from the boaiage 50 long imposed by bad roads,
with the bles,slg Of Providence upon the iabors
Of the husbandman, We may expect to see bet
Ter returns for industry, and consequently more
prosperity among the people Of the county.
Hurra hurrai for the North Carolina Rail-
road say we again. Let the wclkin ring with
the shout.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04
sEktar. PnlpIe.NE.t-A frw q

sEkf0rs PRtDIcAagSr- few eve.
ninss since, theatrical company were
performing. q play. al IIurnrllaillc, n.
Y, the last scene u which Has the
hanging 81 a traitor The rnpr was AL
iu.trd, the drop cell, but Tue strap
work which was 10 prevent The rope
pressing on the neck, unfortunately
gave Way and The pour actor was actu.
ally hanging. After The curtain vas
lowered, Npme persons observed the
blood gushing from tile mouth and mise
d the suspended figure MIR. WIN. II.
DAVIS and instantly cut him down,
but many hours elapsed before he was
fully restored IL lie and consciousness.
Il is 70 be hoped public decency will
not again be outraged by an exhibition
Of this nature. Exshaag..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04

The New Ofrans Urlia tell. HE I'LL.
luWiug. II Whnb thr ptp.,dcnI aill ,Ioubl.
le.. laugh - lttari,ly ~ any one:
Que u the richest ii,lng. o. frrstl in
lht Shape II bill csmr belufe Ne ptr.
.idrni alnul fnyT weeks ago. liappems
ilN Tie asneIs 81 Ire steamer frank.
~ Prtre ariuslly psliiyntd t'ungrt.s,
praying liiai bod, 30 II ~ IL ~ IT, change
he ~ NJ 81 saii i,nai. allrrieg - The lea.
~ tlls she hta run tnin snrli bad repnir.
aud had mri Wilh .nrh bad luck siare
naming hei Franklin Pierce. lllat Il was
absolutely necessary 10 change her name
brfTe ih.y could cnprri To- make any
kind II gnnd trips with hrr. Well, spp.
cial al u rougress was pissed lnr their
benefit, and The b u. &c routse, lad 10 ~.
eeisr The signa,uir nf lie IT. ,ulrnI. wlirh
y did .firr 4 greai deal ~ delay and trl,i.
BILE, and lie new Tpxana lell ouf wharf
t1si evening f,r ~. Isouis. with it.i.rsle
frp'gh, being lie first, The Csplein swote
the bnsl ever bad sure lie oaned her.
WIN Will INV hereafter Sag, . tl,ete's
nothing 10 name r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04

The Stouilafti ssts Tie American par.
IL Keep II lbe Jar. Ne nien IL lie pigc-
ed 10 office. - well I. Tie p4riicailf
measure. 10 he aiapied. We'll. INV.
III lhIs mus H. nWntinn.ly untrue, ~
else The Standard. and 40 Tie OIhrr pa.
prfs ~ tlir country are attempting iol,um-
hug Ne eprnirs. ~ lie very nnmhrt u
lie STANDARD containing ihi. statement.
ae fiud . lisi - NE A nrtir.n candidates
III Nfrgl u. 4ntl ever - innrii about lhc
inri.utr. lb.y pfrsn.e a. su, ,nI. We
iind inr-lms - al ihe other paper. ttr
tie Al .'liai., frnmitf :siapdltii!nnn
Il one si,i'me,i !. lrue. lie utlirr caanol
be. Do lel us know when !. the irae
me. .Sa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04
!. Pre-pa, Your po.laEe.--Aseorail

]. Prepay your P0stagc.--Aeecrding
10 the new Postage Law, which wen, into ope.
ration on the ist instant, all letters deposited in
the Post oiIl.e and mol prepaid, viii no, be
forwarded 10 their address, bu, will be sent TO
the Dead Letter Office.
4 letter 81 instructions from the Pos. oifce
Department 10 the Postmaster at New York,
directs tina, lists Of letters no, paid shall be post.
ed up conspicaously in the oifse, stating thai
they are held for postage. and il not attended
g they must be sent monthly 70 the dead letter
oli;c.
Letters Pnr.paii viii be forwarded with the
additional postage charged al prepaid rates /;
unless the OMISSION to pay the eoHee, aH,Oont
is knaSn 70 have been intentional. when they
shall b. treated a. il wholly unpaid.
Letters are 70 ~ forwarded when requested
in writing. Il mlssent, no additional charge is
70 be made; iii has hecn sent u is address,
and then forwarded. j, is to be charged with
the additional postage At prepaid rates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04
Thc IEon. john kerr. w Me Z

FROM ID, las, Grecn,5otoush Patriot, that the
Hon. John herr recently made speech q,
marlborough, IL which hs declared himself
candidate ior reelection 20 Congress in that
Disifict, and also iaok ground II opposition %
the American party. Il i ramorei that Mf.
Ken will have oPp1..tion--p.atshly Demo.
cratic Know Notlag.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04

The British and Foreign Bible soriey
issued last year l.367.61s copies Of III
Scriptures, being an increase over III
previous resr of i9s,f3i.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04

DELawlnE.--The Pfohibiiory Liquor
bill passed The Delaware Senate, and is
now a Law. i goes irio effect on The
lsi 81 Jgnc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04
The Murder and sr.on Case.-.Al

examination before Chief Justice NASH Of the
facts which were 'upPsed 10 imPlicais Presley
Riley in the murder Of Mrs. Margaret Woods.
snd the subsequent burning Of her house, ~
suited in his discharge being no evi-
deuee against him auih.ienl to warrant bis
commitment for trial.
Since Riley's discharge. suspicion has frei
upon some negroes, belonging % Messrs. Will
liam d. Ray and Joseph Brown, 81 this county.
rs the guilty persons. The eircumsisntial syi-
dencc agaias. orc of the negroes. (Rsy's.) we
understand, Is yeg strong; but NC refrain from
giving the particulars which have come to our
ears. ss The matter will undergo Judicial in
resiigalion. Rays negro, We learn. has been
taken oUi Of ile State.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04

Mr. Cnasmnn. III !. stated int he
Hon. !. i. Ilinsman recently addressed poi-
ton u his constituents. AMI declared him,sIfa
eindijiie f. reelection. lie bitterly dsncun-
ccd i!,e Know Nllhinss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04
puinam's monthly ~ ARA l.. ben

Pufnan's Monthly far April hiss been
received. and b Car as We have had time 70 pc
rusc i. We end i very interesting number.
The isi u May this Magazine viii BE issurd
BY Mes.n. Dis a Edwards. iI,eiuiure publish.
c,s anil Prspfhton, snd with en- entirely ncw
editorial management. Il viii be the aim u
the publishers 70 attain still greater excellence
IN the general direction hitherto pursued.
Price, 81 per snnam, Or two copies for s..
address Dir n Edwards. publishers o. rp,.
rsrs N-r'hly, II Prt rliee y. Yerk.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04

The Site P,niien,i,ry il Nashville. Tonnes.
sec. was destroyed by Gre o. The morning q
the 10th uli Onr 81 ihe cousieis VS. smoih.
efed % death; the others were conveyed 10 an
enclosure insiJe the walls. Al The tools and
work in TIC various shors were destroyed. The
loss i estimated 1t 100000 dallam
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-04-04
Prolllhllor, I.lanar La,r..

4 psoh.b,ay Liquor Law pa..el y lie IL.
sislaiae q Wisconsin, vas vetoed By TIE 60.
ysdor. Subsequently The Legislature. b about
. tuo.ihirl. vote. pas,.d new bill on tlle sub
jcsi avoiding i've Failure objected 70 ~ he Go.
vernon. We suppose, therefore, tha, |. hss IL.
come law.
IL Tie siMs d Nains nov Liquor Law hl.
bren rasss y ne Legislature. and approved
by ihe Governor 4 passed unanimously in
ihe senate md ~ vote oi 20 q y in The
HOUSE. The punishment. lor infections of
The law arc sefy severe. BY hae. anil imptison.
meai ~ tic fuah. sni e,cry subsequent
conviction, sne thousand dollars enc. aud ono
years imprisonment IN The staie prison.