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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-07

sF you want FIRST RATE GAlR.giia
AGES which will not only render good
service, but be also neat, call on the subscriber,
living six miles north of Hllsborough. He has
been carrying on the business for the last sixteen
months, and his work has proved 10 be first rate
He is determined thai his work shall continue
TO be executed in the best manner, fully equal TO
any in this section Of country. and at prices 10
suit purchasers. Persons wanting Carriages can
send their orders through the Post Office al Hills
borough and they will he promptly attended to.
All Kinds of Repairs will be done in good order
and on moderate terms.
uT The subscriber has purchased the right for
Orange County in PATENT BRAKE for all kinds
Of Carriages--to which he invites the attention
Of the public.
y The subscribers Wool Card
ing Machines are in good order, and are
doing the very best quality of work. Prices as
heretof re: Eight cents for white; Twelve anda
half cents Tor mixed; or one-lih part Of the wool
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
| June 20. 4lit-
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An. NtPhcrters II. Ghisrlin. Nv. Martin.
--%SS---@s~--~--~~s
a. NJ nlspIIEI.E.as & CD,
Wholesale Gr0cers,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Office at No. G, Roanoke Square,

UIIIV0 y 5V' Y 3V'I"V.N '3fHuIEI
NORFOLK, "a.
GJ'Paricular attention paid to the sale Of
Flour and other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas P. Devereux, esq, Halifax, n. &.
Geo. w. Mordecai. Pre'si Bank Of State Of \. G.
Charles Dewey, Cashier -
w. II. Ioncs, Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear
L. OBJ. Branch. Pres'i Raleigh & CASTOR Road.
Messrs. Reid Il souiter,
DIR. ". &. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Pfes't Farmers B'k Of Va,
Alexander Bell, esq.
Mcssrs. spence & Reid. Bohimor,.
Messrs. D. Blossom & Son, Nelr YOrk.
Messrs. D. Heart & Son, Hillsborough, y. &.
October IS. ly0g-
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DEBILITY

arising from any cause, such as weakness from
sickness, where tile patient has hecn confined to
bed for some time, fol Females after coniine-
mcnt, Abortion or Miscarriage this Cordial can
not be encclled in its salutay effects OF in loss
Of Muscular Energy, Irritahiliiy. Physical Pros.
iration, Seminal Weakness, Palpiiaiion Of the
Heart, Indigestion, Sluggishncss, Decay or the
Provocative Functions. Nervousness. de-. where
a roSIc Medicine is required. il will be found
equal, il not superior to any Compound ever Us.
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
nrrnlisnrb wIrslr
~ DENNIS IIEARTT 4 son.

Terms.--TWo Dollars year, IL paid In a. /.
vance, Two Dollars aud fify Cents, ii pol ~
within Three months; OF Three Dollars, IL DELAYED
until afiei The expiration Of the year.
NO paperNill bc discontinued until III srrssYs.
ges are paid, unless 81 the option 81 ie putli.l,,.
Hereafter no paper will be semitic . new ,ut..
srtibefout Of thisstate nnlrss pas Ineni y 4 III, y
advance, or some person IN The state II heron,
iiespo ls.nlstot The ediion; and HE patets,ll,,t
be IN. 10 subscriber out 81 lie stat. n, a.a,,
ifan two yeats without pa, meni. ublrss !, /, 3,
pc personally known 20 us aud Il. rhs,e i,,,..
Iiiy We have confidence.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In E1uity-Scptcmbcr Term, 1854.
sInife u. Um.ieal, Trustee, ct al,
ngainl
Elijah Hester, Executor, Il ii.
Amended Bin

HI appearing % Tie Cuu,i. iliat Thoma. Gaze
and his wife Elizabeth, two ofihe defendant.
70 this cause. reside beyond the limits oC M.
Siaie y y therefore. % motion. ordered by the
CUun. Inst advertisement be made Int a., .,,r.
cesslse weeks, 10 The llillslorouTs secotder. NJ.
iiiting the sail defendants III iie fling az IN.
hill, aud that unless They appear q, ibe nest
term q this Count. 70 be he'll II The court house
10 lIillsbofough. onthc second Monday II Msreb
nexi, and plead, answer OF temufio ssid bjll. ,be
sai'e vii y iiken pfo eogtts,0 and heard -
pHrfe as to ihrm.
Witness. q. Y. long. clrrk and Master Of on,
I'D Court u Equity. II office 10 IiiIl.lorouyb
The second Monday u September, 1854.
q. y. LONG, q. &n.g
November 10. fPricc ads. $3.50. eg--er
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CARRIAGE MAKING.
HENRY'S
lNWIGcEAIlMG CDRDlAlL,
Purely Vegetable in its Composition.

yE,HIS invaluable Cordial is extracted from
n Herbs and Roots which have been fouut
ailer years Of experience, by The most sklIiu
Physicians, 10 lie possessed Of qualities most be
neicial in the diseases for which j, is recommend
ed, and hence whilst il is presented TO The publ
as 40 efIcacious remedy, il is also known TO b
OF that character on which reliance may be plac
cd as 10 its safety. In cases Of Impoiency, Hoe
mortgages, Disorlered Sterily. Mcnstraa,ioF
or Suppression Of the Mcnses, Flnor Albus o
Whites, or for
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lres.ed, post-pa,d. oihe Publishers.
LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.

NIL. :. 4 Go. have recently published.
snd have nov ~ s3ie. The i" F1nsER's CUM
~ Henry stephens, Of Edinburgh, and the late
Prof. Norton, Of Yale College, New Haven. rom.
pleie ia 2sOs., royal 0rtago. containing 800 RI.
res, II steel and COO wood engrayings. Price,
ia muslin biniing, Sc.
December s. CT
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TO FEMALES.

TO FEMALES.
lIenry's Inyigorating Cordial is one or the
most invaluable Medicines in the many Com
plants 10 which Females are subject. Ii assists
nature 10 brace the whole system, checks exccs
ses, and creates renewed health and happiness.
Less suffering, disease and unhappiness among
ladies would caist, we're they generally 10 adopt
the use Of this Cordial. Ladies who are debili.
iated ny those distractions which females ore Ii.
able TO, are restored by The use Of bottle o. Two.
TO bloom and 10 yigor.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
To those who by excess have brOrgh, upon
themselves Weakness Of the System, Premature
Decay, Nervous Affection, 81 any other conse.
quences Of unrestraintd Indulgence, lesseninr
both mental and bodily eapaeiiy-Hold. Hen.
rvs lnsigotaiing cordIa,a Medicine that is pure.
" Vegetable. will aid nature TO restore those i'm.
portanifunciions 70 healthy state, and will prove
ofsersice. II possesses rare virtues, j. genera
remover Of disease, and shenglhtner Of The sys
TEN.
AS A TONIC MEDICINE,
il IS unsurpassed. We DO moi place this cordia
on footing with g1ack medicines, and. a. i
customary, append a long list Of Recommends
tons, Certificates. Sc, beginning with " IIea
what The Preacher SAYS and such like; il /
mol necessary, for " Ilehy's Invigorsring Cor
dial only needs trial TO prove that il will &C
complish 81 we say.
THE GENUINE "HENRY's TNyIGo.
RATING CORDIAL"
Il put up il o. PANEL Bottles, and i sasil,
recognized by the Manufacturers signature o.
the label d each Bottle, 90 counterfeit which i
forsey.l
~ Sold for g per Bottle Six for IS ans
SIC per dozen.
Prepared only hy s. E.cOHEN. No. 3Frsnk,
lin Row, Vine street. below Eighth, philadelphia
Ia. 70 wnoN ALL oHDERs srsr bic AnpHEssrp
For sale by mnst Of the respectable Druggists AMI
Merchants throughout the county.
April 20. 1854. 33-i,
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COTTON.

IT will be seen that our great staple is now com.
manding the magnificent price Of tUeluc and half
cents per pound We have heard good cause assign
ed for this sudden and extraordinary rise in The market
and left therefore TO conclude that it is purely ad
ventous not arbitrary. At all events, it would be
very unwise in our people 10 calculate upon these
figures the ones likely to prevail next Fall A guod
thing it is for the country that the rise occurred aer
our crops for the year were fully pitched and fixed
Otherwise cptton-Inania would certainly havs been
engendered 10 the serious delrment of our provision
prospects.-Whe We condole with those planters
who sold at the low notch, We heartily rejoice with
such as have held back and nre now enabled to re-
penish their Golfers richly The largest sale at,he
high prices we have heard of on this side of south
Carolina is That Chancellor jon JOHNSTON, who got
ths top of the market for 4S0 bales In tile West We
observe that very considerable lots of cotton have been
kept out of market by the low waters. From AleIan.
dra up, Red river, it is estimated that there are
over 10000 bales yet 10 be shipped Fortunate de-
teniion
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mLssAcHusErTs having virtually nulli6ed the, Fusi.
tive Slave Law suggested in several quarters that
the Southern stats. notaliation, exclude from t6sr
ports her products and shipping The Evtning Ner,;
whose able editor ia ever pfonpta and fearless u ihs
expression of his convicsiona thu. concludes an AMI.
Gle ON the subject: - -
The Sauth has right 10 choose those With whom.
it will continue in commercial associa,iou-to select
those for trading intercourse, who have respect to
own political obligations, as members Of common
Union, and reject those who have not. The South in
this policy Of retaliation breaks bonds 1t will not
have commenced war in which commercial prohibi.
lion and exclusion was the element, without ample
provocation. fthe duties Of members of the confed.
sralion is displaced by spirit Of fanaticsm, how is
the sense of that duty to be recalled unless by prva.
tion and loss of gain! Such q derection is seldom
corrected without appeal TO the pocket. II is well
that the South should apply this touchstone.
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un.1An1Es oEErHANY.

WE invite attention 10 thIolice Of Fair to be
held a, Bethany Church on, 18th instant, under
The superintendancs Of the la' of the neghborhood
It's objects are purely benevo, and we trust it will
be patronisrd by. the liberahd good accordingly.
This is the third occasion tne kind gotten up by
our fair friends of the old Lsiy Hill community
and we mean no Aatlsry wheve say that it reflects
high credit. upon each and Try one OF them. 1t
manitests that beautiful quali,I woman which Pla'
ces her far above man and little lower than the
angels, we mean charity-a go unpreending char.
ity which seeks to alleviate suing and 10 shed the
placid beams of comfort acrahe pathway of lhe
poor and unfortunate. The eipe OF the Bethany
ladies is emphaiically good g and it would be
renl honor to our District if thearer EEK in every
nsghborhood would follow itl With oil our ladies
at work in this way, what amount Of benevolent
deeds would sdorn the istof each succeeding
year!
II is surely unnecessary to bor The Bethany Fair
full attendance Of gallant tlemen. They are
neither gallant nor genrlemed,hey require more
than a single notification from ladies.
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POETRY dds. sUAsHEs.

A good friend in tile neigRrhood Of Rose Cottage,
the residence Of our poetic oributor, sends us some
extra:fine ssnashes, with remark that " II she
can't write poetry she can be vegetables" That's
right, Mrs B.. stand upon merits Of your garden.
while poetry is good thi5: and specially adapted
to- adorn corner OF the nepaper, squashes and the
like are also good in theirtce, and look their part
capitally on printers dinHiabls But we must de-
preca,e all strife between ydpd "Rose Cosmge" in
this matter There need bsnouch rivalry as brings
on ,eaIdnsy--nosntSaai ~, ,sr Sasg Rose Cottage"
continue to send indRs fpoe,is ma you continue to
send in The vegetables, eache 81 doing the best she
can.in her own department.: I'D each one of you
shall have the need of praiseAnd when the printer
is setting up the poetry of "be Cottage" wont he
feel happy in the thought of nice vegetables from
Mrs. B. he is 10 have for drr! So he'll set the
poetry better. And the edit! feeling proud Of The
clean proof.sheet, will indNomething SO opposite
and piouart abou, that " Seid mess from Mrs. B."
And thus the Poetry and thSquashes and "Rose
Cottage" and Mrs. B. and lhtrinters and the Editor
and the Paper, and all, shalt along finely, every
thing pulling together, as ere, :" like company
of horses in Pharaoh's chario-Its time tostop now.
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Catholics were few, no charge Of desertion dis
proved the justice with which, ut its elose they
asked that their rights should be considered
Could it thenbe refusedto him, whose body
wns searred--whose strength was broken.
whose blood, from wounds scarce then stauneh-
ed, was his free !ibatioh to tho cause in which
all had fought; that he shouldbe esteemed in
the bonds$of that political brotherhood which
was then created, not Inferior 10 any other and
not disqualified, from his religion, for the ap-
probation of The political blessings for which he
had battled. They went through the ordeal of
fire unscathed. Then livcd;thsa witnesses who
knew whether the Roman Catholic was true or
false. And their testimony Through all time,
will .perpeluate the evidence 3that from the Pc
RODS of greatest peril, tAe Roman Catholic
draws the strongest proofs .ofthis fidelity, TO the
Government he has sworn tolproiect.
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DIR ExcHANGEs.

The Sumter Banner and Black Riuer WatchHan,
blended under the new nppelation Sumter Watch
man," have passed into the Of Messrs. RICHARD.
SUN, GILBERT g. HAYNEswoRrH. From Mr.. T, l..
FRAZER, who by this arrangement re,ires from the
ranks Of the South Carolina Press, We part with re-
greet He has adorned and honored the calling he
now leaves. Our best wishes attend the remaining
trio.
The Carolina Spartan will be hereafter under the
editorial control of Messrs. CAvls & Trimmer This
spirited sheet, which already commands the esteem
and respect of thousands will now doubtless claim
higher place before the Southern public.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-06-13
ANOTHER AGED COUPLE CALLED UP
HIGHER.

WE have had on several occasions to reoordths
heightened lives and almost simultaneous deaths Of
ong-tried and faithful couples in Edgefed. BY rr-
errng Obituary" column for this number, yet
a solher such record will be fond. The venerable
JonN Power and his wife MARy-lhc one 81, the
other 80 years Of age-died within few days Of each
other IN March last, having lived together in holy
wedlock iI,y.,wo years and as members OF the same
church since 1918.
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PERSECUD.

In looking over our exchangf til: past week, We
discover that The Advertiser heen chdued in seve-
raj instances The Chester Stard, among the rest,
lunges at us and locates his sutword directly under
our fifth rib. The LaurensvHferad too hits US q
back. lck in The lruee 2 or editorial pusll'
listcs- And so OF one r rtwslers. All these as
saults we stood with peFefs1nnlmity ana o9 this
time would have been " lin Bit to-day, just as
we were in a fair way dsgsry, 1t occurred to 'S
to call in and take PesBhr outside departments,
when 10! there too werepIlear friends Golfer &
SCOOTER down upon h thousand OF biick.
With ct tu Brute" upGoIps, we came very near
" mufflinp up our face adlocking under after the
manner of n certain Rom ntleman not unknown
10 fame. Blu, in the sA4tt GoIdsmlll's Harlequin
we have changed our nAnd at present decline
every thing bordering up tragical denonement'-
CoLrEr, yon don't knofi,hing about the state Of
the struggle acains, the oi of General Greene OH
our farm. Neither doespo You were too lar
from the battlefield and such hurried to take OBJ
servations. Our old maArsnias, saw you and is
ready to swear that yous ~ towards The village
in a sweeping lrot scaraaling time to look at any
thing. He said there Smcthng wild in your
looks as YOU passed nlo{Hs vivid account Of the
matter induced enquiry yturparI; and now, Sir, it
relieves us much 10 be ded 10 state 10 oil the peo
pie and every body eiat you were at The time In
actual flight from the et yourself You had met
him with your well.ared battalion about eight
miles down the Columf fuad, in locality some.
ri i
times known as the "Pld Pacs." You yielded
early in the action andr army ran away in dis
may. 1t was singulase of good luck that you
succeeded in saving ytlf by flight. And now
you turn around-ah, c CfR we can hardly realise
You in the .ransaction-lsr 10 cover your chagrn
BY holding up others, asva your inside brother
among the rest, to reps4 cd ridicule. All, Col.
TER Golfer! CoLpE ty again, old fellow.
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paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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COM N UN NICATI0N
For the Advertiser.
MORE ABOUT MUSIC.

Mr.. EDITOR III am to judge by your note o
the 9th inst hat you expect series Of light compo
sitions over the signature adopted in late number
Of your paper. Blessed with an accommodating
disposition under ordinary circumstances, proceed
to the task, only promising that .haa be in every
instance brief and unambitious. And FIRST, perhop.
word or two to the origin Of the antique musical
instrument, which my 'soubrques' denotes, will not
be ma-apropos.
The Lyre, which was the first strTngcd musical
instrument. owes its origin 10 the following crcum-
stance: Mercury was walking one evening along the
bunks Of the Nile after the return Of its waters to
thcir natural bed, when, striking his foot a.
ganst the shell Of tortoise, which had been left
there By the retiring food, he was astonished ut
hearing harmonious sound. On examining the
shell to discover the cause, he found that the flesh
had been dried up and wasted by the burning rays
Of the sum- leaving only the nerves and cartleges,
which becoming braced and contracted BY the heat,
emitted the pleasing tones he had heard. lie i'm
Of tortoise shell and strung it with the dried sin
ews Of dead animals. Hence the Lyre, and, by
consequence, all the stringed instruments now in
use, the notifications and improvements Of centur-
ries having brought them to their present state of
perfection you will say perhaps that this is only
the fabulous imagining Of he,thenish mythology.
Admit it to be; yet surely, sir, many of those fc-
tons had tels sources in facts, had they not You
reply, the facts in music are what we want" $50
at least fancy.) And obedient to the wish, here
is one in regard to the origin Of the Gamut: About
the year ll00,a n Benedictine Monk named Guido
ra,ni, native Of Tuscany, having very musical
ear, was struck with the inexpensive AMI unhurmo
nious manner in which the Monks chaunted or rath.
er bawled out the litanies and Latin hymns. Ills
delicate ear told him that certain sylables of the
verse should be more emphatically expressed than
others and being particularly disgussed with their
manner Of singing the hymn dedicated to ST. John,
he took it and marked the emphatic syllables with
points and dots in tls following manner:. =
Ut gueant lazis Resonare fbris ..
Mira gest0rum Famuli tu0rum ~
Solre polluti La5ii reatum
'[sr. Jons's HYMN.
This notation gave him the sylables Ut, Re, Nj,
Fa, Sol, Ea.. A note, however, was yet Wanting TO
complete the natural scale. He added dot and
marked it by the Greek letter G., (gamnse.) whence
he Gamut took its name because be placed the
additional note at the beginning Of his scale:
1t is also said he noted the syllables BY marking
,nder them certain letters of the aphabet, thus:
Ut, Re, Mi, Fa, SOL, La, Gamma.
' c d Z + G A B,
| may mex, give you some curious information on
he different systems Of ancient and modern music.
LlRA.
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w A SLIGHT defer EsCE.-A paragraph has
been goingthe rounds stating that nearly 5000 cows
have died in Trumbull county, Ohio, by starvation
The Warren Chronicle says that the figures are loo
high, by at least 4,8Oo The aory probably start-
ed by som, specula.os N beef.
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BRING ON YOUR FLOUR.

FARMERS would do we'll to bring in some Of their
Flour, we have not at present single barrel
either new or old, for sale in this Village.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-06-13

Presidency OF Tus BANK OF HAMBunG.-At
meeting of the Board Of Directors Of the Bank
Of Hamburg, held in this place few days ago,
our Townsnnn, Dr.. r. w. Stokes, w:s elected
President in the place Of Hiram Hutchisou re-.
signed.
This we regard rs most judicioni selection.
Dr.. Stokes is not only a gentleman of refne.
ment in address, literary acquireme mis- and high
ly cultivated business capacities, but possesses
in an eminent degree the peculiar qualities ola
financial agent. In addition 10 this he is resi-
dent Of our own community, and can well uu-
derstund and appreciate the wants and interest
of his people; and the institution over which ho
presides. Under his administration, it is conf
IDENTIFY expected that tie Legitimate purposes for
which his Bank was chartered, will be faithfully
observed and carried out-Valley Pioneer.
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LOOK oUTYNIBERRY.

slseG the survey Of lavanuah Valley Road
through our town, 2 VIII n Of co.ton-six bales
wa. brought by one Of merchants a. the com.
manding price of 10 cot oh. An,i.RaiIroad men
,hov
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-06-13

Y The following may be found in one Of the
New Jersey ehurch.yards:
Weep stranger, for father spilled
From stage coach and thereby billed;
His name was John Sykes, maker Of sassengers,
Slnn with three other outside passengers.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-06-13

-" The Paris correspondent Of the Times es,i.
mates the whole force Of the Allies in and near the
Crmea, including the reserves, at little if at all short
Of s0O, 900.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-06-13

ANOTHER Clrizss GoNs-It il our painful
duty to record the death Of. another citizen and
feow:townsmun. On Friduy morning last af.
ter u brief but severe illness, Mr r. G. tKoy,
breathed his lau,r and sank down into the calm
and silent sleep of death. In the prime of life
he was, but few days ago, walking our streets
in all the vigor Of health and strength Of man
hood. Ypung, Stout and healthy, be might well
have hoped Tor a long stay on earth, but when
he least expected him, the destroyer came and
summoned hiwhenee. TrusIy :, -.
s. In the midst of life we are in DEATH"
Valley Pioneer, 9Th inst.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1855-06-13

E% A fool in high station Is like man on ihe top
of monumsn.-eveybody appears small to him, and
be appears small to every body.