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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22
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Dlcd, ii pcntotuc. MssistirpN N Tuesday night
the sisi II jul, last, q sftflcss, Dr. iouN iesnSd
ms, In the 18th scar Of BIZ sgc.
The subject Il ilis notice was born N llshotoush
y. g., aud while young mta cnistairi to south
Alabama. where liz married. I'D settled In hu.inc.s
In 1870 he made public profession ii al gen. and
attached hnsclrtt,hc rf,.lN tertan Churth. III iSi3
he removed with b., isnlil 10 rontoi5s. Miss, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

The condition Of the stomach is OF vital importance.
No man. woman or child can he healthy unless the
work Of digestion i. regularly thoroughly and vigorous.
" performed. With hee.iouFhs af civilized society
this Is not the Aud vet tie remedy Is within the
reach of ali. Hnod,n German Bi,icrs prepared by
d.. Z. N. Jackson, Philadelphia, will as surely create
regular and healthy action Vi The stomach oil will les
tie icliun Of machinery Let the victim Of dys.
pepsia Indigestion in any Of It's tums, Try il and NC
guarantee good appetite, physical ,i-or firm nerves.
sound Sleep By night and increased rheeuIness BIS day
sec advertisement. 9s I'm
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

A correct last Of deaths by yellow fever
from its commencement on The 10th July,
has been kept BY physician. aud up 10 Sa.
iurday, the number was f,rcnly, out ii about
sixty cases, showing lie mortality to have
been only one IN three. Aud il IS for this
that nearly one half d our population have
deserted their humes, shut up their stores.
an caused a total suspension u business for
the next two aud half months!
No.flk Herald.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

The New York Express says thai The new
censns Of that State will moi present the grand
aggregate IL first anticipated. From actual re.
turns thus Ear repaired il will probably not ex.
coed .. i50.uOO. al Told, or again nf about seven
and haif per rem. 10 five wears. The falling
Of Is very large 10 some Of the agricultural
counties.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

Coon EFFECTS or EARTnauAKgs.--'rhe New
Zealand Spectator has an arIcIe, in which il is
grayrly argued that the recent earthquake has
materially improved the harbT and lis vicinity.
Not only is The shnrs Of the por, elevated cou-
pie Of feet, but .il is a matter Of consralula,on
that they have gained or can redeem l,rge tract
Of hnildlng.ground," in consequence Of the ele-
walton Of the flat extending round I.amblon
haIbOr.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

RoBnrRIEs IN ITALy.-A letter from Bologna
number Of robbers aud desptrs,laes al present
overIuhntg that part Of l'sly, that the Cardinal
Bishop Ralluilin never goes out on his ecclesl.
aslcal duties without being escorted by eight
Dragons.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

MoRR TROUBLE WITH THE RoMsH BIsHnp.
The BuiTela Commercial learns lha, some
Tlmon aud the congreg zion Of 81. Peters
FRENCH Church in regard TO lis government,
and tia, the Bishops order was read on Sun.
day declaring tia, church closed for the present.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22
Boston susust 10, issS.

bNsAuNr &ANSWhk - tN.1s
VfnNoSr Wnia STATE CuNtgSTinS.--Ihe
wings n Vermont nominated John Wheeler.
u burlington, Tor Governor. and Isaac /.
Wright. 81 Castlrton. for Lieut.. Governor.
The nominating convention was hcldat White
River Junction on the 9Th inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

The Cincinnati Itlhiu, Enquirer SAYS that
the corn and potato crups were never 50 glo-
rious a. they are this SEASON. Potatoes are
50 plentiful that they are expected TO be
down to III cents per bnshcl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

Oar Dcmoctiic friends throughout the State
are rejoicing ycry much nter ilrif laie ririory'
They put ns IL mind Of tic Duichnan who wss
run over By wagon. getting one " lis aims
ani both hi. Irg. broken Ii ihc operation. lie
frequently exclaimed. i" Ilps glad am how
glad am" "tIlaI VI Wliai,' asked ,ptr.
iaim. "Glsd that II Vas nol ny neck" aid
tie Ducamsn. .i,gus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

YsLLow FEygR-The New York CONNER.
cial Advertiser says that thirty three years
have elapsed since New yurk was visited By
yellow fever. Baltimore has been spared
from H. ta,ages about the same length of
time. IL 1891 there we're many deaths there
frnm the fever, aud the ycar following i again
made is appearance. but was not. 81 believe.
attended With many fatal results. Richmond
has heretofore been exempt from the yellow
fever, aud 50 has Petersburg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

P'inre Lucien Bnuararie, son n the radical
Prince Of CANINE, aud cousin II the French Empe.
TOR, who iuuk orders about eighteen months ago,
has heen made By tie Pope one Of liis private
chamhcllains.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22
am. very lruIy. ynn,s, e..
D. N. BARRiNGER.
~ rc,pa.iaa Eli, E.q,, wa.ldna,on,

THE CusRLEsToS MrRcrm IS THE DgMo-
oGAel.--'fhe Mercury las an article design
I'd to show that the present National nemu.
cratic party u not % BE- relied an for the
protection ii the rights Of The South. We
give one shnit extract, which, coming from
high Democratic authority, is certainly en-
tillci 70 seme weight. Ia reply 10 state
meat " iae Richa,nRd Enquirer, !" That the
Democratic party as uow composed and or.
gained, Is adequate aud ready 70 secure 10
tie Nerth and the South, the East and the
West, the peaceful enjoyment Of their .eye.
raj rights and immunitics." the Mercury
SAYS:
We Lave 10 faith ia the ability If the
Democratic party. llhas been o,erw hclmr,l
At tic Nnrih b. abolition. and is powelle,s.
either for III own national cnds 1t tile pro.
tcctiun Of the SNu,h .
Let those old Wings WHO are disposed 10
take refuge ia the Democratic party On the
plea u safety q the South. put the above IN
their pipe and SNAKE ii.
naka (Cegfgia) g,pa5Feaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22
$50 Reward each for Runaways.

HDU heWalu EACH lOf huHhWHAs.
DAN AWAY from the sntseti5et. ittcc Negfo
~ Men. AsECk. SAM. aud JOHNSON. Alrck
!. Mason. Carpenter aud Blacksmith 81 yellow com.
tcAitn inclined 10 be bald shsip Gestures. si1ui aud
active, with quite long fool aud Is about ihis years
II age. lie took Of with him carpet big. snd pc.
sumo bic carried with him a memorandum book, IN
which authorized him 10 kccp bis accounts, anil col
lrri money ~ work done ii Masonry. sam u yVun.
scf Holher Of Aleck. also Mascn aud may DC knbNn
rs being ,ct, likely straight. with . smiling. goodhu
in1fcd expression 81 countcuancc He u shade daik.
Ct than Aleck. These two may lc tying to get en-.
plJymcnt as Masons. % Ohei i.ctlianea WOik
Johnson was raised ~ M,s pailrsou, 10 Orange rcuu
Vs. ~ c.. 10 which place suppose be viii tes4Ht. lie
i aboui medium sSc, copper complexion teeth go ,e.
y good. eyes red though Ne was suI 81 drinking.
quick d mtti1n and Of speech. little inclined "a sJap
u the shoulders o. lie moves ilr il about dirty years
IL age lie / asJ somewhat IL Carpenter and Blark
smith will give the above tewapl Tor TIE arFfehen.
s5n anil confinement 10 til Vt each u The above mcn,
50 that get them sr1in.
JAMES ". nOWNEf,
Rjsrsay, NaTtH 20, NJ
igne.l, is5j. " 4eNcoS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

Communicative been shown dan.
gcrous counterfeit on the Bank Of Cape Fear,
which IRON the quality and appearance of
the paper, is liable TO deceive those who do
not examine livery particularly. It appcars
worn, but the paper is exactly Of the same
quality Of the genuine. 1t is marked Aa.,
and made payable by D. n. Davis, to bearer,
at Salisbury. The name Of the Cashier there
is ID. n. Davis; the date is 1887, aud the
signatures Of the President and Cashier are
very well initiated, although the ink is rather
pale. II will be observed, however, that II /.
X. Savage. Cashier. and Thos. IL. Wright,
President, is wrong, since these gentlemen
did not occupy such positions in 1857, nor
Tor some years after.
The engraving is rather coarse, the letter
ing is not perfectly straight, aud the female
figure in the centre is badly shaded, and the
arm particularly defective. The figure on
the upper corner on the right end is also
very coarsely executed. vii Journal
1--WE have been shown counterfeit ~ 0 bill
on the same bank answering TO the above de.
seription except in quality Of paper am, date
The paper Is bad the date 1884,.
.zsE Fay. OJSerrsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22
New Orleans, August l
Startling Intelligence from Mexico,

osailni6 intsiiibtnCe iiOH iut6iSu,
The Delta newspaper has received letters
from Mexico, which say that arrests were
daily increasing at the Capitol. Among them
wele two Americans. A great conspiracy is
said 10 have been discovered. The Police
were busily engaged, searching for crimi-
mails
The Converts have been subjected to the
examination, and several Priests have been
arrested.
Iapatlan Elgrande, is said to have taken
garrison, consisting Of 400 men, and Joined
Alvarez. II is rumored that Juan Ajuato is
IN possession Of tie rebels. Blanco has gone
to meet Comoniert.
The latest rumor from Vera Cruz, is, that
conducta, with a million and half Of mo
ney, had left Mexico ou the / th Of July, and
been taken by the rebels. Forty troops were
killed. Three hundred joined the rebels.
The 0rizaba, with Vera Cruz dates to the
5th, has arrived. 1t was reported that the
revolutionists were within four leagues Of
Vera Cruz. Conducta, from the city Of Mex
leo, had slapped at Puerto National, and en-
trenched, for the purpose Of lighting the re-
bells. Blanco had made triumphant entry
into Mexico, and would return in pursuit Of
Comoniert, who is reported to be at Tara
zulla.
4 great tornado had occurred at rampico,
doing great damage to the crops and shipping
Several lives were lost.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22
Fine Pictures,

,ENHE Subscriber from Richmond, Va. where he has
been located for the last oui years. having deter
mined 10 travel short time, takes this method of in.
forming the inhabitants Of this place and the surround
ing country, that be has taken rooms at
THE MASONIC HALL,
Where he would be pleased 10 see cyory ady and gen.
teman IN this community, and have them personally ex
anime his Specimens that they may at once be conync
ed OF the SuPERioRrrr OF MS PIcrunEs.
The Subscribers Pictures have received the highest en-
comlums from tho Press as well from good judges Of
the Fine Arts. The peculiar Tone, Fine Texture and
Style Of Finish TO his Pictures are pronounced by an
who have seen them 10 surpass any thing in the Da.
gnerreotype line before offered in this community
He also takes New STYLE Of Pictures. called The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

First IN THE FIELD-We see the Western
Democrat, Charlotte. N. e., has hoisied the
name Of Hon. Henry A. Wise, Of Va, fnr Pre-
siden, in 1856.
A very &, man 10 be the standard bearer Of
the Democratic party. He has been, by turns,
10 favor 81 and agains, all The plomin,n, mea.
snfes snu men ~ ''ie nation, Argus
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22

The last accounts irnm Mexico announce
the capture Of Saltillo BY the Reyolutionists,
after two days hard fighting.
The Government troops, 1900 strong, had
two.thrds Of their number killed, Wounded
and taken prisoners. The loss of the Reyo.
lutIonists was triilng.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22
NORTH CAROLINA.

The good old North State Al The late cleo.
lion for members Of Congress, has shown 10 lie
world lllal she was not 10 be duped by the fraud
and humbuggery Of lie dark lanie,n cnmbina-
i'm. The Congressional delegation stands,
Democrats five, Know Nohings three, De.
murrdlir gain upon lie last election Of one mem
her. The Democratic majoriy Of the popular
vote will not be less Than 10000"
Ckeraw Gazette.
We cannot yet say exactly what the popular
vote will be in his State; but we would Ike lie
Editor of the Gazrlle lo,poin, out 10 us how the
Dem Gratis have gained one member in The late
election. lie says they have now Eve. Last
Congress they had four fall toolpd Democrats,
aud one i. l.. Cliugman--a mongrrl between
Democracy and Denagogi,m. The Congress
men from this Stale the last Term were:
Democrats, AISLE, Rulfn, Crage, shaw, and
we may add ClIngman; il Ill.
The Wings were Puyear, Kerr, and Rogers
ID ~ ALL
Nav we ask Tie Editor Of the Cheraw Ga.
tie 10 explain to us how, when or whore the
Democrats have gained their member! Il will
be news 10 most Of our readers. ran. Augus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-22
Maanlfpinq laaurrrotpps.

which Is the latest and greatest discovery vet known in
the Art by which the picture is made 10 appear the ma
ual size Of life He also takes the beautiful and much
admired eTEIEpsC DPIC .plGpr,REs. sud
keeps constantly on hand large aud rsuliful assert.
ment of fduey Gases, Gold LOckets Breaa Pins, Fin.
ger Rings. Watch Keya d., in which he will place
Pictures, and sell on very moderate terms.
]. w. WATSON.
Hillshoroush, August 81. OIL
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-19
THE TOBACCO CROP.

We hear complaints from the tobacco growing
section of this State of the dyness of the weather
and of the lack of plants and fears expressed
of very short crop. Plants, it is stated were
err known to be SO scarce as they now; and the
prospect of getting stand, even if plants could be
had, would not be encouraging. The crop, under
the most favorable circumstances from this time
forth, must necessarily be short one.
At Petersburg, on. the 10Th, the prices of to-
bacco had improved. Common Jugs 81 80 to s.
25-far to good SIS 30 to $6-very good Sc SO to
$7-good leaf SO to $l1 5O-fne leaf $12 50-fne
leaf $12 SO to $l7. The Lynchburg market was
also animated for all grades of the article.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-19
OBJ Stan6ar0.
RALEIGH. SATURDAY. MAY 10. 1856.
DARKLANTERN MOVEMENTS.

Our impression is, from what we have learned,
that darkantern Know Nothing Conventions
we're held in all the Congressional Districts of this
State on Monday last and candidates nominated in
opposition to the Democratic party. We could most
probably guess who the nominees in all the Dis
trcts, but We await the open demonstrations We
NAV. however, state that the rumor is and indeed
we are liberty to infer the fact from the tone of
the Hilsborough Recorder and Milton Chronicle,
that Edwin G. Reade, Esq, of Person, has been Sc
Iected to oppose the Hon. John Kerr in the Guilford
District Mr.. Kerr has, until recently, stood high
in the Wing party he the candidate of that
narty for Governor in 1852 and elected to Con-
press by the Wings in 1858. His offence is, that he
voted in the House of Representatives to open the
territories of Nebraska and Kansas to African slave
rv-or. in other words he voted to give the people
of the saveholding States equal advantages in the
common territories with those of the non-savehold
ing. He is to be punished, and trampled down, if
possble because in this respect he proved true to
the sentiments and wishes Of his section of the
Union 1t is true, his uncompromisng opposition
to the Know Nothings is Objectionable to the Wing
party generally, but not conclusive against him with
that party, seeing that other leading Wings in the
State are either members of the order or indf-
ferent to its success. Mr.. Reade his opponent, is
federast of the old shoo and therefore we'll quail
fled to lead in this new alien law movement of the
dark-lantern order.
1t is rumored that citizen of Wake County was
nominated on Monday last, at Louisburg, the
Know Nothing candidate for this District. We pre-
sumo the name of the nominee will soon be public
IN known. The Democrats of the District have moth
ing fear from this movement. Any respectable and
intelligent gentleman who may be the nominee of
the Franklinton Convention. can defeat the Know
Nothing candidate by at least two thousand MAORI
ty We look to the canvass and to the result with
full confidence of success.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-19

The Richmond Penny Post, the leading Know
Nothing paper of Virginia, appears to be much, dis
tressed because Mr.. Wise canvassed the State. 1t
speaks of the 'indecacy" of such course; and says
1.-THE people of Virginia, keenly alive to the dignity
OF the State of the opinion that it is wounded by
it, and will never elect a man who has touched their
State pride ~" Mr.. Flournoy, then, did not can.
vass because it beneath his "dignity" to do so
1t is "indelicate" to appear before the people and
address them on topics in which they are vtialy in
terested The Post must have been taking lessons
from the Raleigh Register.
This little article in the Post is significant of the
result 1t foresees defeat and is falling back in time
on its "dignty" OF course it is exceedingly dig
nrhed" to poke about in dark alleys, and heel it
among cuverts, between two days. to avoid observa-
ton and the attention paid to the people ought al
ways to be reserved and dedicate as to exclude
them from ali participation in their own government
unless they will skulk into and be controlled by Sc
cret oath bound associations. Such is Know-Noth-
ngsm.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-19

CHAMPIONS OF PRoTEsTANTIsM.-Looka around you,
reader and see what sort of men these modern Know
Nothing champions of Professionalism are. Catholic.
ism is wrong, but they the men to right it !?
Are they Wesleys, or Calvins, or Luthers? Look
and see if they not many of them, not only Ned
Buntlines, but the Devils own. Are ranters, and
demagogues, and men who live in the habitual VIC.
laton of Gods Word, fit to be the leading cham
pons of the Protestant fath and to direct the souls
Of the people in the aoay Of Gospel truth and SAL
cation? The Richmond Enquirer well says:
"It is difficult to believe that any intelligent per-
son has been deceived by the pretended Protestant
zeal of the Know Nothing party. The character of
its leaders is sufficient of itself to dscredit the pre-
tension, and convince every candid mind the Know
Nothing party really cares nothing about religion in
any form or under any name.
Is any one of the men who have been active in
this canvass distinguished for piety or ornament
to the Protestant Church? With few exceptions,
they profess religious faith at ALL and their daily
life a reproach to Professionalism. Meanwhile the
Protestant mnistry-the sentines on the watch tow
er-are Indifferent and inactive. They descry moth
ing of this alarming peril to the Protestant fath and
they see necessity for this extraordinary demons
tration against the Catholic church. They are con-
tent to fight with the spiritual weapons of reason
and truth, and they have apprehension of defeat
in the fair field of argument
The inference from the character of the leaders of
the Know-Nothing movement in this State, is con-
rmed by the fact that in Louisiana the party profess
es no hostility to the Catholic church. There the
Catholic is freely admitted into the Order the
staunchest Protestant as is confessed by the Know
Nothing organs in New Orleans. This fact convicts
Know Nuthingsm in Virginia of the most shameful
hypocrisy in its profession of zeal for the Protestant
faith. Will Protestant people permit their princi
Piles and their prejudces to be prosLtuted to the
vile purposes of prUhigate politicians?"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-19
DIE D..

Mrs. MARIETTA K wife of Col. B. Lewis of this CITY,
and only daughter of Dr. King has gone her "nher-
lance among the saints in light She was called from
among us the 2lst of April 1855, being years and few
months DID, An intimate acquaintance with Mrs Lewis
enables Inc to record testimony in favor good
ness OF heart the grace of her manners the sweet
ness of her disposition and the culture of mind.
its heavenward flight having connected herself NJ
F. Church when only IL years old; and although re-
llgon sought emblazonment of ITSELF exempt from
everything like OstentatOn, founded in fear and
love of God the religion of principle expressed
itself less in profession than in uniform
vine commandments
She lived religion, and made her life rather than her
words its exponent.
The only daughter of idolizng parents the devoted wife
in the morning of life with the light social and
domestic love lying all around her. it easy matter
for her to follow willingly the of that
mysterious herald from unknown world - she went
not only with willingness but joy.
1t was good to hear her words Of holy trust and
times of rejoicing, spoke of the valley fearful
shade and of the beautiful home beyond. Although
death her eyes, the words charged encourage
ment that came whsperngly above the "parng strife
from the and the of tranquil trust
glory that fell from the other
treasures that memory will fondly guard the years
She has left and she is happy We mourn but cannot
murmur for she Gods and he has taken her from
the evil to come"
Peaceful be thy silent sumber
Peaceful in thy grave so low"
until the Father his scattered children to the
banquetng-house in Heaven
Mobile, Ala, April, 1855. PIP NEELY
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-19

HITTING THE NAIL ON THE HEAD.-The Prov
dence journal says:
eve are generally old fashioned, and general,
behind the times but we confess that we have gres
faith in the precept and example of Jesus Christ
We believe that if temperance were made more :
moral and religious question, and less politics
one, it would make much greater progress. We be
who are put forward, as its advocates, might great
strengthen their influence if they would PERSONAL
decline the political preferment which many
them seek with an eagerness that throws more thai
suspicion upon their motives, and provokes the opin
ion-which, whether true false, has become YER
generaEthat with TOO many, temperance is means,
not an end"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-19

We are requested to state, that GEN. SAMUEL
CARY, will deliver a Temperance Address in the
Temperance Hall, on Market Square, this evening
Saturday at o'clock.
He will also speak in the Capitol Square on Nor
day morning next at IL o'clock. Seats will be pre-
pared. Gen. G. will speak at the Methodist Churci
on Monday night next. The public generally ar
requested to attend the delivery of each and all tn
above Addresses. The high character of the speak
er as an able and popular Lecturer will doubles
call together large audiences.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-05-19

The following flatterng notice is from "Howard's
Real Esatate Register" published in Boston-an
able and impartial judge:
1.-THE NORTH CAROLINA ARAToR.-Such is the title
of neatly printed paper just started in Raleigh, to
be devoted to Agriculture and its kindred arts 1t
is edited by Thos. j. Lemay and the articles eyince
marked ability and thorough acquaintance with the
subjects discussed: The selections made with
good taste There has long been demand for such
publication in that section of the country and the
Arator will no doubt prove an excellent agricultural
journal"