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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
LlFE.PRESERvING
PATENT SWINGLETREE.

NHE Subscribers having purchased The sole right 10
make aud sell these Swngleirees. in The counties
81 Wake, Johnston. ChaIham, Orange, Franklin, War
ren and Nash, would respectfully inform the public that
they will attend the Counts in The above counlie, with
them, and III also peddIe them through The country.
by this swnglelree, horse. 0, two Or more horses.
can be detached from vehicle when full speed, with
perfect safety TO the vehicle and those in H. Il is sim
pie and easy. that any boy years old can avail
himself Of lis use No such protection has before
been invented against the dangers incident 10 runaway
or fIaeiious horses Every riding vehicle ought have
one attached 10 H. II is cheap. safe aud certain pro-
lection sganst danger Il be attached old new
vehicles.
or Notice Is hereby given, that any infringement on
this Patent any imitation OF sliempt TO make or use
by any modification, This Patent swineeiree in any Of
the counties shove enumeled the person or persons
offending @be prosecuted 10 the full extent of the law
10 the United States Courts at Washington
7. p. WILLIAMS & co.
Raleigh. Feb. IA, 1856. 27-6m
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Az INCIDENT.

A few evenings since. as gentleman residing
IN ,Iis civ was about entering woml.shrd at
i.chrt io hs residence. he aiieniinn aas arrr--
ird by lhe .onnd ~ aoisr iihin. lie paused.
and lrnkine through The half nrenrd duor, be.
held standing belo,e his wood p,le. paor, lh'n.
" rlad woman, whnin he pcogaized rs one whn
ii vsriau. iimes had been temporarily employed
shout tie hou-e. One of her arms was filled
with wood, taken from The pile, and ~ her hand
she had anuiher stick. ss II undrcided wheiher
10 place II with ,he oihs,s. or 10 throw II upon
ihc drct Az tlis ,locd ihas heti'a'ins, The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
SALT FOR ANIMALS.

Professor SImonds, Veterinary Inspector
OF the Royal Agricultural Society. observes
u, relation to the action Of salt on the animal
economy, that sit Is exceedingly beneficial
lnmoderate quantities. but prejudiciYl in large
Ones" He thought horses might take with
advantage from an ounce and half to two
ounces daily. but anexcess Of il would render
animals weak. debiitated. and unfit for exer,
ton Similar facts were also applicable To OK.
en-, which accumulated flesh faster by the ju-
dicious use Of salt than without it. He cited
Arthur Young and Sir John Sincair TO show
that salt had a tendency to prevent the rot
in sheep. Professor Simonds added as his own
opin,on, that salt. by its action on the liver.
aud the supply Of soda yielded to the bile.
led Ia a greater amount 0f Dutriment being
derived from the food. The substance, he
SAID, was also well known as a yerniuge,
destroying may Kinds Of worms in the intes-
tines of animals. and comforting healthy
tone OF action, which prevented their reoc,
cuIrence.
Several members Of the Royal Agricultural
Society. as Col. haIioner and Mr. Fisher
Hobbs. stated that their experience led them
TO agree with Professor Sin0nds in regard to
the value of salt tor animals. In reference
to the mode Of giving it. the practice Of plac-
ing large Jumps oiruck salt in fields or yards,
where II is accessible to the stock, was men-
toned With appreciation. The practice i,
now adapted BY many farmers in this coun.
try, and, after several years trial. preferred
{" the former method Of giving salt prriodi-
caily. When animals are only allowed 10
have salt once or twice a week. il is some.
times the case that they eat too much at
once but b. having il constantly within
their reach. they eat such quantities as their
system requires, and il assists the digestion
and promotes health and thrift.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
TaANspLANrING EyERGREENs.

A correspondent Of the Boston Transcript
speaks Of the ,ery "green" people who are
seen ii this season transplantins eyer-greens,
and volunteers the following information:
:" Strange as il may seem TO mast people,
about the 4ih of July is the proper time to
transplant e,ergreens, but IL can be done any
time ID June or July or August with perfect
success. Al any other season Of the year il
is very difficult to make them live. aud il is
accounted Tor by the fact that sap does not
run AZ the same time as deci,iuous trees.
Most prople imagine they require great
deal of water. aud often Kill them BY h,dru-
pathy. Tie RIOTS Of The evergreen in its
natural state are sheltered from the rain
and sun BY their foliage. which makes an
umbrella over them. and they will flourish,
We all know, on rocks where no other tree
viii live. The earth should have u gu0d
soaking at the time Of transpIanting. but do
not water the tree again, unless the weather
should be very hot aud dry, Tor ten rr twelve
days; then good drenehing is all that they
require.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
The Crows in the Com Fleld.-corn planl.

The Crows In the Corn Fleld.--Corn plant
ing i near, and ilr MOUTH rh ciuu :, squirrels
nd black bitd- Of every drerpnon, give The lar
mes, is manifest to every ua,cer, 10 The scare
crows which painfully watch over many field
aud in The extended lines. which. with magic
i,1uence upon winged robbers, ds(cnd others
Small and noIsy wind mills, dead hawks aud
buzald-, suspended as warnings 10 the li,iug,
and various olIlcr esped,enis, We a,lopir by the
fsrme,s 10 save ihrir corn fields from The plun.
deren. TIlsse cost labor, and are not perfect
" tfIsciuai Uhfn ihey are done. The mock
man becamrs like King leg. an whom che frogs
jumped aud eroakrd Tor .lbeir amusement; the
lines hrrsk, aud leave q door upnn 10 ii,rir III.
,erssfies TIE winds cessr. AID The clalief 81 VI.
wid mill slso rrase.. All srcuriy ia,l.. and
ihr crows slill pluck np lie farmers .orn. There
!. good oil way by ~irt all this lrouble can
he saved, and the cuFn 10 b0oi. nis.ol,e q lnlle
roppsra. IL wafer. aud s,tep your SEED cern IN
u over nighi. This cUtn sneliher beast nnr yer.
min" v III disnfb ~ the hill where ynu place II.
The young llaic will mi lrmpl lhe crow ln
drsear the kernel. No savor cf lie yellow efain
vii iemp, ihe sqnir,rl ~ ilr barn yard fowl 10
scmich lur Il. The coPperas has warning Coz
llem mere tIleclnai than appeiilp. hile IL does
n,i hurt ihr con. II Il BE- soaked IN the snlu-
l"n lnr ihtrr dave IL vii not te injured Pump.
I'm seed mixed with the wet seed, may sl.n
stand nn'njutrd lor days. This has been rs.
ptfineniet over and over sra,n b, one of The hesi
fauner- IN The United States, ahn su declares
thai tie defense Is sure. The remedy safe"
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Two Of The great gnns of the New Hampshire
bar, jeremiah Mason aud ichsbod BariIetl, had
bren hauling siI The We L, and the most I'M
pouani eases had heen disposed nf. The indpe
was half s,lerp. The jniy vas in scarcely bel
Ter rnndnion. ani css.s were decided belure .he
parties interested hardly knew which way 10
turn. 81 about o'clork. an old man was
placed q, The bar, accused nf passing counirriri
money. Thffe were but Few persons IN the
court house---the lawyers y hn had finished lhcir
business. had gone homo, aud lie old fellow
seemed III far way 20 be rapidly consigned to
he State Pnson. Mr. Bartlett, the younger
gun. sal with his arms folded, AID bis ieel no.
~ the edge 81 The table, apparently asleep,
while the attorney general was examining iwo
~ thee Witnesses. Never was justice hurried
lhfonell IN more summary manner. The eyi.
drnre was direct snd conclusive. and rs wit.
ness afIer witness leil the stand, the old prison.
ef's grew paet and paler, and I've lEcn.bled q,
the certainty ol lls tate.
By aud by Mr.. Bsrleli opened his eyes, cssi
: glance a the grey hairs Of ihe culprii, yawn.
ed gently. and. turning 10 lie attorney general,
saId audIl,ly, &" ~ defend this man." lie ask !.
cd NJ question of the witnesses. ard took nn
noies--bni when Tie evidence wss Though, he
rnse and delivered ore ol the mosl braniilul ar
snmenis ever heard. The testimony, VIII q.
sppraied Ne clear as noon.lay, lie pulled III 10
p'e,es-he made dlsrord II harmony y--nonsen.e
Of srnsr---di.crrpancy IL lie mnsl rrarl agree
meni. add then he touch. d upon the old mans
unjust suffering, he even dew tears. Without
having tier seats. lhe jury decIsred the prison.
er :. Not tiuiIiyl' Tie weeping man. with
tlasped haud-, leanei forward, seeming 10 IN
y"ke h blrssing upon Ihe head IL lis defender
:" LEI hun oui. ronsIabe." said Mr.. Barirli,
'and now. you old rascal. 90 sbau, your husl.
ness. aud never lri me raich you rounletleiiine
money again" The jury slated in wonder.
aud We ei. the courthouse laughing. &c, sof-
iuuiul.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28

We learn tha, since tie expose uf Hon.
Mr.. ,uchanan's Free soil sentiments, in
the scorching speech Of Mr.. Fuller in the
House nn Saturday last, Fornct and Pierce
stock is looking up. We would recommend
10 General Pierce that he subscibe Cor Few
hundred thaussnd copies of this speech, and
scatter them through the South and South.
west. The Republicans. we learn. think ci
dropping Fremont and taking up Old Buck
What changing world! lp,eisan oxep,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-05-28
Patr0mise your .t1igLLors.
BRYAN &c OLDHAM.

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. G..
IL EsPEcTfUlLY inform their upcouniry friends
ih. they are prepared 10 give prompt attention 10
all business 10 their no which may be committed 10
their charge, and respectfully solie. share Of public
patronage.
They also keep on hand The hest CORN Shell
LERs that can In had, and upon the receipt Of orders
shcier with whirh boy fourteen years old can she'll
100 70 $50 bushels per day.
Wilmington. Ian IS. 23-6m
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A GARD.
10. RDBMRTsOM, IIEMTlgT.

HAVING located 10 Hiilsborough, respectfully Of
irs his professional services 10 the citizens Of The
town aud surrounding counry He can produce sstis-
factpry testimonials af his skill IN the profession.
0.lire al the Union Hotel When requested, Gm-
dies will bc waited at their residence Charges rca-
sSnahe-
Dr.. R. viii be In Chapel Hill the first week 10
each month.
February IL. c5-
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JUST RECEIVED.
rOa sAl. n,
lust RgCEiyED,

Ean LDs. Pure f.ssd. cas- Ne. White Zinc rsini
OUV ieasIs.s .swestoil. 2 h,ls. Tsnners' Oi.
s.is. Japan vssnish. "a ihs. Paris cseen.
.sl paisai raial Dder. Dig White and Red Lead,
n lb.. Freneh ziae o. Psieslsin White. &e. &e.
LONG & CAIN.
inn. sa. 1855. ca
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

a lot n school Books. English f.s,in. snd Gfesi
"A ssds used in f.w.l. Dinshsm'ssehsol.
g. @. TURREETIsE 4 SON.
esfsbsf ,. 1884. -
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SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS
AMI l'II,EKS

Some ofihr most scientific surgeons now rely soel,
on the use 81 this wonderful Ointment. wea having
10 ecre with the ~ossl cases of sofes wounds. ucets
glandulir sweilings, anil iumorr. Professor Holloway
h,s " command u The Allied Governments Dispatched
10 ne hospital. u tie East, large ,hipmcn.c ~. TIM.
men 10 ~ ascd under The directions uflhe Medical Sa
IN ths worst csscs a wounds. Il vii cure sny ulra.
ssudul swrIiing sliaess Of The joints. even Of 20
80. .f...l.na
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LONG & CAIN

LONG & CAIN
HAVE jus, received and ofsr lof sale. large .sfi.
- riy of Pshpmrss &c.. u the best qualify, among
vhirh are the looeihs
Csis.ne. Teilel ynegaf fAseniar Water. yeIbens.
tirran~nm and Bay Water.
Fine Extracts Balm fiar. DsIOamie Eau De BOioi.
ris.a. fns fogsh Wash,
chlorine Tooth Wash, Paste faf The Teeth,
Eau iu.,i4if. very fae ar l.sons kaihsfion.
iiel> lof The Hair. Hlirr'- Excelsior Fsrni-
lip salve. lure Polish.
Fancy Soaps. Tnpoli Polish,
Shaving soaps, Philoranirs.
Gold ceam. Psnsds Divine.
Egyptian Hair Dye.
Fancy Letter & Note Paper, Porkri Inknsnds,
Envelopes. steel Pens,
Letter and Feol-csp Paper, ink.
Dsrk CANNON Boards, wosk Borss.
wfing Desks. Cshas.
Pou Mouies. Baskels, &c. &c.
NossmbrI &c. 62-
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ERYslPELAs. SALT RHEuM, s scOR.
pffrlfs HltMnug

No temsdy has ever done 90 much fa The cure Of
disease. q The skin whaie,er form they may assume,
this Ointment No casr Of sab Rheum seur,y, Sore
eld., sereiuia. Eysipeias. long Withstand it,
innacnee The inventor has travelled over many pans
u lhs globe visiting The principal hospiiss dispensing
this Oinlmeni. giving sdsiee o. IL application and
has thus been the means Of restoring counties numbers
q, bealth
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Valuable Property for Sale.

slsIIE Subscriber offers for saeihe plantation which
a he nnw resides. l. Is d desirable situation. one
mils from south Lowell academy, - healthy any in
Osnge The Land is 10 good stale Of cultivation,
well adopted 10 Corn. Wheat anJ Tobacco. On lle
Land Is good Gransfy aud Tobacco Barns. besides
every other out house nsees.aly, with large and
senieat Dwelling well arranged for hoanirs. ighsspn
IL also valuable Apple 0rcharJ. Persons wishing
purchase will do well TO call on The suhsriler and
view The premises. The terms will be made arcommoda.
dug.
JAMES WOODS.
February 20. Az
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THE GRAND EXTERNAL REMEDY.

the all of a microscope. we millions Of hlilc
~ opr,lings on the surface of our hodles. Through
these this Oininehi. shsn rubbed on the skin card
20 any organ o. inwatd pan. Diseases of the Kidneys
Disorders Of the Liver. Affections Of ihe Heart Iuam.
nation Of The Lungs Aahmss. coughs snd cnlds. are
hy iis -sns clIcclually cured Every housewife knows
hai salt passes freely through bono Of mea ofany thick
Thisheanr Ointment iaf mote readily penetrstes
through any bone tshy part Of the living body, cur
ING the most dangerous inward complaints ihsl cannO,
hs fearhed hs o,hef n,eana
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Bph ne oiaimenf sna I'ilis should Be used IN he
JefiouiBg eascss
Buhions, Piles. Sores Of I'll kinds,
fIusns Rhrums.ism. spfains,
chsppsd Hands, Salt Rheum. seslls.
chilhslns. skin Diseases, swelled Glands,
Fsssulss. Sore l.egs Eiin Joints,
t.cus, Sore breasts, rlcers.
I.umhaeo, Sore Heads, ysBereai Sores,
MetssdslEfuTsicns soe 1hrosis, Wounds Of all knds
80 sad 81 the manufactures n Professor Iattowsr
40 Maien i.sne, Nsv.yotk. snd 24t sifand. london,
snd BY al respectable Druggists and Desers of Mei.
sns. throughout the United slaies and Ne rsilirsd
wafd ~ Peis, ~ IS esnis. ga cenls. and eseh.
a. The. e s considerable saving ~ taking The sr.
rsf SIZES.
n. .. Directions fOr The guidance ofpsiisnsin s,,y
dIsosdsr s,s sfhrs5 V sseh Pot.
ssyssnstf rs. p -ifrs
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piles ANp rIsruLAs.

Thsss and other smllaf distressing complaints csn be
sIeeiusy curr fihs Ointment le wrll iutted n over
ne parts affected aud W Otherwise following The printed
directions sFound each pot.