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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

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ET As our neighbor seenas just now to
think SO much Of Mr. Gullom the present
clerk of the House, we will make this prop
osiiion to him: II he will publish his speech
on the Eebrasks bill. we will do tic same.
What say you? 1ss
"sa1A III N u f---- Ia h.
gi 4 EssT. We desire to see any ofour Demo-
;sEFstic friends ii the country who may come
iAe tewn;alet them sure to call at this Office
~ ,.ss WHe aAaBEAr MIR. James Hughes.
.sof Emmittsburgh district. has sleighed for
- seventy seven consecutive days about eight
miles each day. not omiiting a single day
ofshe seventv.seven, making in all six hun
dred and sixteen mikes. If any Of our sub.
ecribers can beat tliisy lets hear from them.
Westminster Democrat. le
sHpEg~ That can be beat easy.g We know
stanaa that has sleighed 10 miles day for
" ,@s 90 consecutive days, which makes 1880
s.iuileaa Do you give Il pp! gs a -a9ssis
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

\ s. R5-JOHN BEAI,, Cadiz Ohio, is the only author.
ized agent for thc sale 0: the aBeye medicines in
I Harrison Comfy.
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Let Us Reason Togeth IT.
0llO ways 7 ills
WHY ARE WE SICK?

sltP has been the lot OF the human TO be
weighed down by disease and suffering. Hello.
WAYSPlLltS are specially adapted Ia the rellei OF
the WEAK, tile nervous, the DEE4iCArE 4. and the
EIf FIRM, ot ali elinies, ages sexes and constu-
itions Professor Holloway personally superintends
the manufacture OF his medicines in the United
I Suites, and offers them to n free and enlightened
people, us the best remedy tic woffd evlr saw fJl
The removal q dlseass.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02
- rhs Is q. ~ uow ru.lnlnlns regular

~ ~ Esr The ears ara now wrunnins regular J
. from 0aaizss They esye here in the morn
ing at $50 A. M. aud return in the even
ingAt $50 n. M. Il Let the road be well
'patronised. {. 80 -, 8
sstoffssaesa GEass -----s ais oa W
kmaG1r direct attention to the articles
, which will BE- found in the next colam. for
several weeks. They are written by gen.
= tleman Who has an interest in the place and
we hope that our citizens will show W the
same interest that be does. e
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

tSIfAWLs Broshoa. Bay State 'rhbit. d inrge
- stock ut reduced prices at MeFAppENS,
tect3 50
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FemsaIe t,o,ag .,Iaitts.

I N, female, young or old should be without thi,
tcelebrated medicine 1t cor-ects and regulates th'
monthly courses at all perioos, acting in many ca
ses like a charm. II is also the best and safes
medicine that can be given to children OF ali ages
and for auy complaint consequently no family
should be without it.
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HoIloaDay's Pills are tie best rem
edyin the World for The @otlo~-
: tRG Diseases.

80 Sold at the Manufactures of Professor fIol-
loway, 80 Maiden Lane New York a,d 2ii Strand
London, by all the Druggists in the United States
and the civilized WORLD in boxes, at 25 cents, GA
cents, and 9 ! each,
arfhere Is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
N B, Directions for the guidance Of patients III
every disorder ure affixed 10 each box.
Marbh s.. ,56.
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To TIIB .PTOpLE Of HARRISON COUNTY,

PERMIT the eWig
hafn ~ CLAIM oiL Hisun.
ha eye
aensof
Fl
DR. mor o
to euperurq in
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS. ~ E, ..s4t.
mts excellent
this moul n
dfnoa attempt cleansing
onvsndonsf Washing nothing
otseehow
eimproed or implt
@Ft-'. 'A~ f4aA1 DIRECTIONS USING.
yrrne pdso ursu
andc0
mosteone
nte t
t
ands saw
o wash
6a
gon
he
march l9, 1885, EERGER u WELLS.
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Dropsy, t'lalpleney,
Giddiaes, Loss of Appc

Scrotula, and all other complaints which
arise from Impure Blood and dsarranged stute ofiAe
System .t
My Forest Wine is in large square bottles. Oha,
Dollar PER BottleJor Six Bottles for Five Doiafs-
Forest Pills Twenty-Five Cents per Box. Procure.
The Forest Wine and ills OF my regGtar uayeri~~
gainst counterfeit and spurious articles
q. w. HAISET.
General Depot, No. "a Walker Street, Nsw York
Appointed Agent in Catiz. JouN BEG1f,.
Feb, ~, lSS6.-3in
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The Author OF the above
volume is a graduate OF one
OF the firss medical schools
in the United States. and
uavIng devoted 4 quarter OF
/ a century to the study ana
j treatment of Syphilis and
undfed disorders as 4 spe-
3 cility. he has become pos.
sessed of most invaluable
information in regard 70
the same. and is able 10
compress into wade mecum
compass the very Iuintess.
on this important subject;
erienee Of the most eminent
and America is thoroughly
n highly successful practice
'et diseases in many thou
~ Of Philadelphia aiOne.
Fuutcr has Iong been, and
led. but at the earnest sOli-
rsons. he has been induced
his professional usefulness
through The medium OF his
Hand Book for the Attic.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1856-04-02

Il is volume TINT should be in The hand Of every
fnmily in the land, whether used as preventative
Of secret Vices or us guide for the alleyiation o
one Of the most awful and destructive scourees ever
visited upon mankind Tor tie sins Of sensuality and
impuriiy of every kind.
Il is volume that has received the unqualified
Recommendation of the first ply ysicians in the land
while many eleTgynen, fathers, mothers, philanlhro.
piss and humantarians, have ost freely extended
its circulation in all quarters where its sowerfu
lieacling3 would be likely to be instrumental in
the moral publication and physical healing of mul.
ntudes otour people, among the young. volatile and
indiscreet otherwise the pride and flower of the
nation.
Tee author argues particularly, most strongly
agn INST every species OF seltdehlement and warns
parents and guardians in searching terms to guard
the young oil both seaes from the terrible consequen
css cOncomltant of their ignorance OF physi0ogl.
cal laws and sexual imp ur'tics and irregulasiies
whether exhibited by preco cions developement o
arising from the visci0us md cOrrupting examples
! OF their sch mates or otherwise TX those whC
have been already ensnared TO The ''aths that take
hold on hell" clear and explicit way is shown BY
which they may secure return of sound hetlth
and regeneration Of the soul from its terrible pol
| luton.
( Il is we'll known that thousands of victims ar,
annually sacrificed at the Shrine of Quackery-
especially those suffering from Venernal or Syphl
iiie edseases--Strictures Seminal Weakness, Ner
veus Debility, aud the numerous maladies which
spring directly or less remotely from the indulgence
OF CaTn1i passoHs anu secret violations OF Nature
| In view Of these facts and when it is also con
sdered that about 1904 90 persons de annually il
the United States OF Consumpiof-a large majority
being The victims of the vouptuous indiscreton O
their progeniors, agrceably to the Scriptura enun
ciulion that the sins Of the parents visited upor
the children, even TO the third and fourth genera
| ton, The author, imbued with sentiments of en-
larged philanthropy, will scarcely he censlrsd io
any efforts restrain the vices of the age, by til,
humble instrumentaiy Of his Medical Manuel.
One copy, securely invoIopcd will he forwarded
free Of postage to any part of the United States fo
| 25 cents, o. 6 copies for 81. Address, post paid
COSDEN Il co. Publishers box l97, Philadelphia
| 9J- Booksellers, Canvassers and Book Agents
supplied on the most liberal terms.
! Fob 20, SO -lY.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-25
LIFE.PRESERVING
PATENT SWINGLETREE.

T'HE Subscribers having purchased The sole right 10
make and sell these Swinglelrecs, in the counties
pf Wake, Johnston, Chatham, Orange, Franklin, War
ren and NASH would respectfully inform the pubic that
they viii attend The Coults IN The above counties with
them, and i'll also pedle them through The country.
By this Swingletree, horse. two or more horses
can be detached from vehicle when IL ull speed with
perfect safety to the vehicle and those in il. II is sim
pie and easy, 80 that any boy len years old avail
bmself Of lis use. No such protection has ever teiore
hcen invented against the dangers incident 10 runaway
IL actious horses Every iting vehicle ought 10 have
one attached 10 it, II cheap safe and certain pro-
lection against danger. Il can bs attached 10 old
vehicles.
or Notice is hereby given, that any infringement
this Paient any imitation, attempt 10 make
by any modification, this Patent S~ngleree in any Of
the counties above enumerated, The person persons
offending will be prosecuted 10 the full extent of the law
in the United States Courts at Washington
l.. Z. WILLIAMS s. co.
Raleigh. Feh. IA, 1856. ~ GIN
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II remains for our cOuntrymen to decide
which is the best democracy, that which acts
with US in upholding the doctrines Of Wash
ington, Jefferson, Madison and Jackson, or
that which has set US up the new theory Of
state rights, out of which have sprung nuIiii.
cation and abolition, and all the other isms
that array one portion of the country against
another, and have impaired the maxlms left
by our loreiathers.
1t is consoling to me to find that there are
men, like yourself, in every quarter Of our
extended country, who see the dangers which
beset us from the causes thus briefly advert
ed to; and cannot doubt that the great body
Of our fellow citizens everywhere will ulti-
mately concur with us in the steps We have
taken to avert them. AT all events, my dear
sir, let what may come, we must do our duty,
relying upon the merits Of our cause, and tie
certainty that truth will, ultimately, prevail
over error.
Thanking you for your Kind remembrance,
aud Tor the tno partial terms in which you
and other old Jackson Democrat, have spok,
en- Of me at the public meeting Of whose
proceedings you are the honoled organ on
this occasiun, beg leave TO subscribe my
self.
Very truly, your obedient servant
Al. n0NELsON.
To Hon. j. Powell, Sacramento, Cal.
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the condition OF its people with those Of
Europe, has only served 10 increase my ad-
and love for our blessed land Of
liberty, aud shall return 10 it without even
Il desire ever 70 cross the Atlantic again.
| beg Of you. gentlemen, to accept my
thanks for the very ilattering manner in
which you have been pleased to communicate
tile results Of the action Of that enlightened
and patriotic body OF men WIN composed the
late Convention, and to be assured that
! am, with profound respect and esteem,
your friend and fellow citizen,
MlLLaRD FILLMORE.
Measrs. Alexander II. II, stuart, Andrew Stew
art Erasius Brooks, u, b. Bartlett, Wm.
]. Eames, Ephraim Marsh, C0piniftee, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-25

We copy from the Richmond Wing the following
official announcement to Mr. Fillmore Of his nomina-
ton, and his letter Of acceptance.
Letter ofthe commiitee.
Philadelphia, February &c, 1856.
SIR: The National Convention Of the Amc-
rican party, which has just closed its session
IN this city, has unanimously chosen you as
The candidate ior,he Presidency Of the United
States in the election to be held in Nuvem,
Der next. II has associated with you Andrew
jackson Donelson, Esq, of Tennessee, as the
candidate for the Vice Presidency.
The Convention has charged tlieumlersign
ed with The agreeable duty Of communica-
ting the proceedings TO you. and Of asking
your acceptance Of il nomination which will
receive not only the cordial support Of the
great National party in whose name il is
made, but the appreciation, also, OF large nun
bers Of other nli!htened friends Of the Con
sllutOn and the Union, who will rejoice in
the opportunity to testify their grateful APP
probation Of your faithful service IL the past,
and their confidence in your experience aud
integrity for the guidance oi the future
The undersigned take advantage of this
occasion " ttHHcf " you tne cAPicsaioh ~
their own qualification in the proceedings of
the Convention, and 10 assure Won OF the
high consideration in which they are
Yours, &c.
ALEXANDER II. II STuART.
ANDREW STEWART,
ERAsrrs BRooEs,
T.. B. BARTLETT,
WV j. EAsEs,
EPnRAIM MARSH,
Committee.
To the Hon. MiLLARp FiLtsoRE.
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A g A R D.

%. RDBntgIsDIg, DENnlcT,
EgAvING located in liilIshorough respectfully Of.
ers his prsssioaal services 10 the citizens Of The
town and surrounding couney. He can produce sas-
factory testimonials Of his skill in the profession.
Office ai the Union Hotel. When requested, ami-
lies viii bc waited on at their residence. Charges ca-
sonable.
Mi Dr. r. will be in Chapel Hill The frs, week in
each month.
February II. 25--
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E.Gtr0nise yoyr .Yfighb0rs.
BRYAN & OLDHAM.

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. c.,
ID ESPECTFuLlY inform their upcountry friends
Tia they prepared 70 give pompt attention 70
al business IL their line which may be committed 10
their charge and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
They also keep on hand the best CORN Shell
LERs that be had and upon the receipt oi orders
enclosing len dollars they will deliver in fllisborough
Shelter with which boy fourteen years Old can shell
200 10 $50 bushels per DAY.
Wilmington, Ian. 20. 23-6m
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ERYsIPELAS. SALT RHEuM, s scOR.
BIfIIg HIMDRs

Va rcmriy hss e,ci done much i,r the cure 81
diseases II the skin. whatever iaim they may
y ,s Uinimrn,. NDra-e II salt l,henn, seurty, ~nc
Heads Scioiaa, o. Eysipslas. loug withstand rs
influence. HE inventor has fattcd over laany pans
II lie gloc visiting Iie principal ha.Pal. dispensing
fhis Ointment, eitng advice T. ~ application. sud
NJ. illus been lie mrans 81 restoring countless nauHcrs
n haaliil.
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lIr. Fillmofe's Prospects.

The New York Herald, paper not friend
" to the American party generally, af;cr
speaking in approving 'efms ei the action Of
tie National American Council held in New
York, thus concludes:
The grand result i, that the moderate
prasayery ticket of Fillmore and Donelson
continues to float ia the breeze: aud there is
reason We say, 10 believe that it will head a
formidable fight ia the Southern States in
November. Il is ticket which stands as
fairly and s1uarely upon the hnnsas Aebra,-
ka Bill as The Cincinnati platform, aud per-
haps little more 81; while upon the foreign
policy OF our government Mr., Fillmore, by
AL conservative, peace.dcs.riag Southern
men, must be regarded as infinitely safer
than the Cincinnati legatee OF oar tilibuster-
lng Pierce administration. Let our readers
marx how sensitive were the firsiniaus and
other Southern men at Cincinnati Yesterday
upon the red republican foreign policy pro-
posed as the democratic platform by Mr..
ilallett, DC Massachusetts,, tie right hand man
Of our beIisercnt President, AID il will bc
seen ho@ We may tpuch the Southern pulse
upon that subject. But although Sir. iialictt
mas be SCI aside " lib his master, the nominee
of the Cincinnati Convention vii be the
lrgater Of Mr. Pierce and his foreign policy,
including Central america, Span, CUBA and
the Oslcnd Con, eiitinn. lu llis view, then,
we repeat that the conservative charaaetcr,
principle. and platform of Mr., Fillmore will
enable him, in these reriloas times, to make
a formiaab! fight wfh The Cincinnati nominee
in the soath, aud all over the S.,uth.
" Let Us next tufn TO the North. In ii )
section the bluudprs aud iuii.es uf Pierce auI!
Marcy have 50 seriously crippled aud man
gled the Demoeraiic party that il We count
against it aI the opposition elements nov
eAis ing, we shall ind il hnpe'e,,ly down IN
many, aud perhaps IN clear mtn'ri'y N
every ole Of lle Noiibern States, "lt"out !
solitary exception"
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Iusr REC ElyED,
Foi, ALI;
1llsr RFcEIyED,

zoo ms. Pate Lead ng5 l,.. Willie Zine Paint
UUU 10 ail.. .swertOii, . tdlis Tanners Uil,
sr,l. Japan vamt.h. ~ W. rati. Green.
: ~. p,irn, p,int Dner. Dy White aid I.cd Lead,
AZ il,.. Ftench Zinc Of Porcelain White. Nc.Ne.
LONG Il CAIN.
Inns g. 1855. a3-
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SORE LEGS, SORE BREASTS, WOUNDS
AM ULCERS.

snac ofihe mo.t scientific surgeons now rtly sdlel,
81 thr rss IL tlts wonderful Ointment whcn hatiHg
L. capr with the wof4t cpsss of sOtrs wounds. crs
slaudalar saelin4s. ami lumofs. Iiuicsspi Holloway
h,. +, command Il lie Allied tOtcfnnrnls dispatched
10 The hospital. II lie Et.i large shrnrp.ui III. tint.
meat Ii w Used unrf the directions ulihe Mtdiral sa
in the worst cls,s u wounds. L vii snS uirei.
aiandulu swelling. stiffness " The joints, rsrn oi ~
.rnra .IanI.nr.
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Long & CAIN

LONG & CAIN
HAVE jas, receisei and or for sale, large ysri.
II ety II Penninefy. Sc.. u tie best quality, among
which arc tie iooains:
Colosnc, Ialei Sincglt. Lavender Water, Ne,bena,
Ger.n.up and Blt Waef.
Fine Extracts. lia1in * IIaf. Dal.anc E,u De Bo,oi
n.an, fine foaln Wash,
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Paste f,r lie Irsih,
Eau l.nsifafe. : sefy fine ar Lsen's kalhanen,
ticl- f1rtas Hsif, Hiefs Excelsior Fumi-
I.p s1l'r. iafe Polish,
Pinry Sotps 1riqoli Palish,
shising S1aps, Pbtineefnes.
Csli Cfcam, Paa.de Divine,
E-yptian Hair Dyr.
Fancy Letter 4 Note Paptr. Poke, lnssiauds,
Envelopes. Steel Prns,
Letter and feolsesp Piper, lhk.
B,es CANNON Boards, Nafk Bo1rs,
MHling Dssss, Cata-,
P01 Nanies. baskctg, &c. &s.
NpseWb.i &c. ts-
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THE GRAND ENIERNAL REMEDY.

he bItANU Et LKNAL hEMEUl.
aSi the ai oi micio.enpe, millions 81 ils
- openings on The sufiarr u our hplics. IhfOnsh
these this Ointment when rubbed an the skin. isciuitd
Il ans organ ~ inmarl rti D-rs.rs II iir kilneA 4
Disorders II The Liver Affections 81 The Heart. lt I'M
mn ion ~ the nn... Asilinas. Coughs and Gais.
IL w mean. stcla4ly tuIeI Esey housewife kruNs
that salt passes lfcry through lone ofauy itk
hes. frustrating Din;n.hl iilmue tradily p,nrifaits
though apy hlnc u iir-s pin IL lite living piy. Cur.
ns The most iang.tnu. nwsd complaints, iha cannot
hr fcarhrd M oder means.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-25
Valuable Property for Sale.

THNHE subscriber oilers fnl sair the which
he now resides. 1t is desratle situation. one
ne from South Lowell Academy Is healthy any IN
Orange. The Land is IN good stale of cuitlvatinn
well adopted 10 Corn, Wheat sud Tohiceo. On The
Land Is good Gianery aud tobacco Bans, besides
every other out house necessary, with large and con-
senicnt Dwelling. well arranged ior hoardels Il has
il alsa valuable Apple Orchan Persons wishing
70 purchase .u DO vel call the Suhsciher and
,ew the premises. The will be aceommodl.
ting
JAMES WOODS.
February IS. .i-
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4 yoIcr FROM SorTu CARuLrxA.-The CO.
lumbia ;. c. Times, i Democratic journal,
thus regulates Mr.. buchanan:
Mr.. lluchanan's autecedeuts are such that
we caunni give him our support; nor do We
believe that the icaple ul South arulinl can
bt inluccd 70 assist in placing him IN the
Presidential chair. lie Is not oHlY tene-
sa,le from the Whis party, a tariff man, and a
Er,Ieraiist, but Free.>nilcr, having given
Ills support 10 almost every Northern ma'e-
mcnt introduced 10 cireum .cgihc TIE area GO.
tefcd b, the institution oG slavery. To sum
up the Whole OF history, hc i, Gnt ~ advocate
ui State Righls, aud we doubt nut lie VII 90
further than any ui his predecessors. q e.ce-
ted, 10 consolidate tie government. South
Tarnlua cannot consistently sGpport Mr.
Buchanan. Ills nomination = frbaSe IL
Mr.. Pierce and lis administration.
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BoA Mt o.rimtpi aua fiiis should h uo,i il Tie

BpiL he O,Himtnf ana Iiiis should Lt usni IN Tic
i0kiopiRg eastss
Iiuninns, Plies, Safcs q all kinds,
Burns. Rheumatism. spfains,
Chapptl Hands, Sali Rhrum. scsAls.
Chblaus, skin Diseases. SWtlfd Glands,
Fisiulis, Snnr Legs. sill Joints,
tinui Sore breasts, lrcfs,
T,unIiara Sore Heads. NenrfraI Sores.
MctcuiiiI;upions. sore Throas. Mound.ol ali kinds
-. SOLD ~ The m,nufaricrir. of piatssor Iluttowsf
80 Msiien l,ane New. Yotk. and 81 stand. london.
and iy all respectable Druggists and Dcalets q Medi
cine. throughout Tie United States. sni tie risilred
Nofli. ~ Pots, II % cents GgJ cents. aud each.
rsi The Il considerable saving w taking The iar.
:cr siles
Nd pireii,p. ior ihs suian-, u patients IN s,ciy
i,aaer au ,Gitsd " csth Pas
September 20. - sirs
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PILES AN rIsrIL.As,

'rhesc anl ohrr snilar distressing complaints can ~
riesiualy cured fhs Ointment 10 wei tul,i 10 over
ie pats affected anil w otherwise loloNng Tie printed
directions around each put.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-25
Reply ef Es.Prcsiaeat Fillmore.

To the Hon. MrrLAnD Fil,soaE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-25

Torruixa ScgNE.-0n Thursday alieraaon,
Nav 20. while the scholar, in one u our pub.
Tic sCIlupls were engaged IN readiug composi'
tiuns, funeral carirgr passttlby. ! ihrt'e"eas,
cd was little child, uur NJ tie sweetest and
must amab!e ul that gentle class ui whom
thp Great Teacher Ia. said. "sufftr ttem -
run,c unto mr." she bad gone 10 thp arUs ul
that kind irirnd after \ lons and painful
probatIuu here. The little gui had been
well knnwa 10 many scholars in the sehUel.
and especially 10 aHe wiiO, whii'' the lnuarnlaI
procession was rambling slowly by. casting
IL black shadow. athNatt the sHu.hiae ii
ti,c sram,i.ruum. stuutl reading hsr cunpUsi
tim. The subject va. death" suggested
probably by the teceut departure ul tue VII.
Ipf's H. mate friend.
IS tie Young auiIiur read, the l"as ir.'h
uf carriage. rrspt 5Y, TIE sain9er u ttStf
whtrls partially drowning her 'oicr, au'i 'be
lluUr trembling with the Vibrations tEe, Impar.
ted. She read ell, hesi,aie,i. dashed away s
gathering tear, glsnced al tItr ie5ehrf. aas
then. with Inuk that seemed at once tu iii
plnre forgiveness and to emphasize her drel
sdrruW. Size burst into weeping and sUng1i
her seat. There was scarcely Il dry eye 70
al that great scliunl.rUum - tie punr child
leaned hrr head upoa her desk aud soJbrd
out Tie prnt up agony. Tie funeral proccs.
son passed on, aud not until tie last snund
uT thu.e slow wheels dad died 10 the Ills
lance were the exercises Of the scluOl re
.umed. B1fib naiiy dip.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-06-25
MR.. FlLLMoREs ACCEPTANCE.

We copy from the Richmond Wing the following
official announcement to Mr.. Fillmore Of his nomina-
ton, and his letter Of acceptance.