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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

sscEyUId mn NH HItUW 81 JV4F tHFstIHHHIHg, ut.
cd By carfer's Spanish Mriure
Wooster. Wayne Co., Ohio December 1. 1853.
Mcssrs. BgssErr n BEERs.
Gentlemen ;isying for four years past bccn suffer.
ing with scrofua In iis worst FORM without finding relief
from our hest physicians was solicited by friend to
NY Carriers spanish Mixture. Il gives me pleasure 10
state that before finishing The first bottle the disease
laSed then ordered two more bottles and. with hesii.
felt gratitude state 10 you the fact that two bottles Of
your excellent preparation has entirely cured me.
The ihlfI bottle gave 10 a friend who had been suf.
ferng with Sail Rheum for alengih ofiime, and be- like
myself owes his restoration 10 health 10 the virtues Of
/" Carriers Spanish Mixture" lou are al liberty 10 use
this letter 10 any wsy you may think proper Il i will
benefit The afflicted
Your obsdent servant.
JOSEPH ROBINSON.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

OH! YE BALD HEADED-wc invite the atten.
lion Of those who are bald headed and those who are
afraid Of becomirg %, 10 the advertisement OF Prof
Woods Hair Restorative in io-days paper. We are not
IN the habit Of pulling every quack nos,rum that Is sd-
verised in onr paper, but feel il OUT Duty when We
conc across an article that Is good TO let the people
know i. We have no fears Of having soon TO scud
under bare poles and therefore have not used The Re-
siOrafire. but think ifhe certificates Of honest
I've relied upon, that Il must he FIRST rate article Try
Il, ye whose natural wigs need regeneration.
Rockville Republican.
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DEaTn AT REVIVAL young woman
named Temple died at Vernon, Connect.
cut, on Friday last. She was at religious
meeting. and while laboring under much ex.
element, and giving utterancc TO her feelings
IN shouts, fell 10 the floor dead.
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"IIaRp TINES. The Austin State Times
Gays, thar The cofn crop Of Travis county has
fallen short Of an average by half That there
are no Immigrants coming into that portion Of
The State. That butter. chickens. eggs, &c.,
are extremely scarce, and find eager purchasers
in Austin.
u relation 70 The scarcity d butter, cheese,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

SPLESpip Masonic TEaPLK TO ne Burr
The Masonic Fraternity Of this State purpose
TO erect in the city of New York a splendid
ediiice, which will excel in magniicencc and
flash anything of the kind on This continent.
u is to be five stories high, Of white marble.
substantially and elegantly built, and will
be 100 feet front by les feet deep. II will
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05
New York, October 81.

New York. October 81.
The Cunard steamer Asia. with English dates
Of the 18Th, arrived here this morning al o o.
clock.
The whole country remains in a state of sus-
pense in regard 10 money matters; bu, The only
agitation as yet evinred is on the stock exchange.
The commercial wants can be supplied, al.
though al extreme rates.
Detailed accounts 0l the change in the Span.
ish Ministry have moi vet come 10 hand, further
Than The official announcement that there is no
political crisis, and thai the Queen made the
change Of 0'Donnel to Narvaez solely on per-
sonsl grounds. The first act of Narsaez as
Premier was TO cowhide Senior Guel, the hus-
band Of the lnlanls Josefa, for words spoken in
the Cores. Guel challenged Nsrsaez, who ar.
copied, but The Queen stopped The duel. The
Queen has revoked The Constitution OF 1915,
and re-estabshed The ancient regime.
There is not much change in The Neapoliian
affair. Il was the general impression that the
Ango,Frenci ullimalum would be presented 10
King Ferdinand on the 18th, and upou his fail
ing 10 give an immediate and favorable answer
The ambassadors Of the Allied Powers would be
Withdrawn; but il was supposed that The fleet.
would Immediately appear a. Naples. The
English squadron had SAILED from Ajaccio. and
lis destination was supposed TO be Malta. The
French fee. remained al Tonlon. Vienna pa.
pers still anticipate peaceful issue.
II is stated, in view Of the growing importance
OF the European complications, that the Con
giess al Paris will consist Of the FIST, and no
second delegation, plenpoienliarie-, and iha
the Congress will meet soon.
The affairs respecting the Danubian Princi
palilies still continue 10 engage attention. Til,
French papers are writing against the Austrian
occupation. Count Walewski has issued
circular in reply to one recently issued by Rus
STA.
Denmark was still without Ministry, all al
iempis TO form coalition having failed.
There are rumors. but only rumors, that boil
the French and English fleels have orders 10 sp
proach Naples. that suspicious are awakened
at Vienna lha. Russia aud France are negouat
ing secret alliance.
Free uade in France la. been postponed Ill
The fret Of July. 1861.
A despatch SAYS that, in consequence OF
pressing note fiom France, Austria has com
menced 10 eyacnaIe the PfIncipsliles.
American securities are dull al slight de
cline.
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NOTICE.

10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed 10 the sub.
- sciber as trustee, by Vaughan 4 Sweeney. to
secufc certain debts therein mentioned, shall sell TO
the highest bidder, Tor cash on sholt credit on The
e9th Of November next all The property conveyed in
said trust that has not been sold privately. The property
now to sell consists Of a tack Of Land Of about 300
acres, Merchant Mill. and Saw Mill attached. This
property Is at vaughans residence. on Flat River The
land il very well improved several houses very good
Store House. and house suitable for a tobacconist
ready for business. &c.
d. c. PARRISH, Trustee.
octObet.2s. CO.
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DANIEL WEBSTER, when young lawyer,
was retained in case Tor which he received
a fee Of SIS. Later ia life he was employed
in a similar case aud received fee Of 5000,
though he used The same brief which lie had
prepared for the FIRST case.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

DEEpEsISo OF THE MISSISSIPPI RivER-The
contract with the Government Of the United
States. through the Engineer Bureau Of the
War Department. for opening the Southwest
Pass and Pass l'0utre, in the Mississippi
river, toia depth Of twenty feet.and width
Of three hundred feet. and to keep these
channels clear for the period Of five years,
has been awarded TO MessIs. Craig & Righ-
ter. Of Newport, Kentucky. The sum for
which they contract TO perform this work is
s330,OO0.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

A MANUFACTURING CuY.-rhe city Of Pro.
violence conlains75 steam engines. and within
100 r"ds of the CITY line are 10 or | more. thai
for oil practical purposes belong here; sc Jew
elry establishments, employing 400 hands
and weddings an annual product Of s2.77I 600:
three bleaching and dyeing works, employing
$50 hands. and finishing 50,9s0,O 900 yards Of
goods; % manufactures Of machinery. steam
engines, boilers, castings, &c., employing a.06s
hands. 9,450 tons Of coal, | .O95 tons Of pig
iron. 9.s0l tons Of Other iron, and producing an
nuslly $500 stoves 100000 pounds OF nails
and spikes, so steam engines, 900 boilers. 3,
$4,000 pounds Of nuts; &C.. and other articles.
To the total value Of se.56l 900; two screws
factories that yield an annual product OF 81 !,
GS6,0O0; Two but factories that propnce s235,
600. and great variety Of smaller manufacio.
ries. yielding together an annual produc, of sl7,
4i3,690. Precedence journal.
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Notice to Merchants.

INHE term Of coparnership Of the firm Of Leathers,
= Lat,a & Co.. at South Lowell having expired,
now offer The stand for rent which consider Of
the best in the country. The Store House is large and
wei arranged Il is located Immediately at the Acad-
envy and is surrounded Icy intelligent, substantial,
and fashionable community. No opposition near.
Address the subscriber, South Lowell Orange coun-
", N. q. IouN rr.rrYEpO
October 90. 6l-
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MARRgYD.

Near Lexington, Kentucky. on the I'd Of October
last, by the Rev. A. G. simrall, DR.. WILLIAM WEE
Of 81 Louis, No. formerly Of this place. to MARI A
daughter f,he late David cas,leman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

Driscoll's Balm of Thousand Flow
es. Tor purifying the Complexion removing Pmples
and Rnsworms, and cleansing the Tee,h,-Prce IS
cents.
Rosemary and Castor Oil, for pre-
venting the Hair from falling out and for Strengthening
It's gtowih--Picr IS cents
Driscoll's Coloring Fluid, for chang
ing gray hair to its original color without staining the
skin OF hands 10 is applicaiion-P Price 50 cents
For sale by
]. e. TuRRENTINE & son.
October 30. 6i-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05
THE MEXICAN PRIESTHOOD.

President Comonlort, says The New York
Evangelist, is engaged in the most important and
sweeping reform ever undertaken in Mexico,
ia secularlzing The Catholic Church, and dis
possessing il Of some Of It's il-go,,en treasures.
The difficulties which have obs,rucied the pro.
gress Of thai State hitherto. are 10 be attributed
mainly to The overwhelming power of The
church. The governments which are NOT plea.
sing to the priests had no stability. Where
there were Two parties conlendlng for The sup
remacy, whichever the church incliaed 10, SUE
ceeded. The hierarchy is overwhelming.
The archbishop has nine bishops under him,
all having ra,hedrals and chapters, except the
Prelale Of Sunora-wnh lS5 prebenJaIies and
canonries; ! 200 parishes and regular and
secular clergy amounting 10 10000 persons,
under bis complete dominina. or the regu
lar clergy, 2.50D reside in the capital, aud
the orders Of The DomInicsns. Frsnrisesns,
Cirmeliies and Mereedarians possess $50 con-
veMs. The salary u the archbishop il $50,
600 per annum, that Of The Bishop Of Puebla
was $4,000. The remaining bishops receive
altogether about 100000 more. The Signor
Lendo de Tegsds, who is now al the head Of the
finances, asserts that the real property Of The
clergy is Of The value Of from two hundred and
fifty 10 three hundred millions Of dollars.
In The city Of Mexico, containing FIVE thou
ssnd houses, worth eighty millions Of dollars
The church owns one half, and the income ha.
been estimated BY the minister al twenty mil.
lions Of dollars. WaJdy Thompson, our for
mer minister al Mexico, was Of The opinion that
ore quarter Of the whole country belonged 10
priests. The quantity Of gold. silver and jewels
in the churches is great enough 10 pay the
whole foreign and domestic debt. A single
balusirade. about three hundred feet long, in the
cathedral o. The capital. is supposed 10 be worth
million Of dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

Three years since the introduction Of Helmbolj's
Highly Concentrated Extracts, and not single instance
Of failure has been reported in The various cases IN
which they are employed. They have produced the
most salutry and BENEFICIAL effects. We refer you
10 his agents. Their Recommendation. combined with
The most distinguished physicians. and certificates from
patients which will be found accompanying each prepa.
ration. Is the strongest evidence which produced
(Sec Advertisement Helmbolds Genuine Preparations
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

dhu oOOuS,
which has been selected with much care both as regards
styles and terms, thus enabling me TO offer as much in
ducement to purchasers any establishment in the
country In order TO sustain fancy business in so
limited market, find il necessary u keep up good
assortment Of the most desirable staple goods TO this
class Of goods call attention. they have been select
ed Of the best styles and quality, and am satisfied upon
trial they will give entire satisfaction. To the fol-
lowing leading articles call especial attention, viz
Bleached and unbleached Cotton ShHings, Flannes,
Blankets l0-4, LII and 1914 Irish Linens, Calcos.
Dress Goods, Black and Fancy silks shaws, Shoes Of
almost every description, Ladies' fine Caters and ak
ing shoes, also Servants Shoes.
No pains have been spared to make the assortment,
Of Millenary and Fancy Goods complete therefore Mrs
Owen who will give her attention to this part Of the
business atiers hersefiha she will be able 10 meet The
views Of all who may favor her with their patronage
She will also be allie furnish great variety Of dress
and cloak Trimmings and will all purchasers in select
ing suitable kinds according to fashions &C.. also all
the materials and patterns for making up Coaks which
she will have executed al short notice.
As great bargains attractive 10 most persons. |
invite attention 10 eegantot Of heavy silk Cloaks
and Mantia, which bought IN consequence Of geLg
them greatly below their actual value and will oer
them Of prices accordingly. Any person wanting such
article would do well 10 call saon, am satisfied
they will not be disappointed in their expectation.
In short only solicit examination Of the stock TO
satisfy all that aim 10 open trade with the public that
will be 10 the mutual benefit Of all parties.
II. L. OWEN.
/ October %. 62-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

The suspension bridge about 10 be erected
over the Mississippi river at st. Louis will
be the most costly in the world. II will be
over mile in length. and 81 feet above high
water, 50 that all steamers can pass under.
The grestest distance between the towers
will be $500 feet. The bottom Of some Of
the towers will be 60 feet below the surface
Of low water. The cost Of the bridge will
not fal much short Of two millions Of dollars.
Il is not designed Cor railroad bridge,
though several railroad companies are large.
ly interested in the enterprise.
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.Iahd has again become into The possession Of

Island has again become into The possession Of
Turkey.
The Belgrave difficulty remains as before. Ii
is not true lha. Austria has occupied GaIa,z.
Neapolilan affairs remain unchanged. All
thoughts Of an expedition are supposed 10 be
abandoned. Even the French and English Min
listers are not to be recalled.
Russia is said 10 have given formal notice 10
reassembled the Congress Of Paris, Is which
France and Prussia have assenled, and await
England's concurrence.
Denmark haslconsenied to The reduction Of
the Sound Dues.
English news unimportanl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

Tn. LATE wHEkr CRoP.-Thc returns
from the wheat harvest ia the United States
are now complete, and il is settled that the
crop il Of the most excellent quality, and IL
not the largest eve. gathered since the set.
Element Of the country, is al least abnye the
average. and will yield large surplus be-
You'd the supply Of our domestic wants as a
nation. The yield is estimated at 10000,
900 o. bushels, and the probable export Dc.
mand from all sources at 4O.OO0,0O0. As
there has been partial failure in our corn
crops the present year, this is certainly a
cheeing account. Il is estimated that the
wheat crop Of Wisconsin alone. the present
year, will not Gall shut Of $4,000, 900 BUSH
els.
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FACTORY STOCK AND LAND
FOR SALE.

THE subscriber being DESTROYS Of removing 70 Flo.
rija oilers Tor sale bis interest 10 Orange Factory,
provided the purchaser Is agreeable 20 the other part
nct. OF il preferred, the whole may be bought upon
terms agreeable 10 the purchaser.
lie also offers Tor sale his Plantation adjoining the
above named Factory, containing about six hundred
acres.
II the above property Is not disposed Of at private
sale before TIA first Of April ncxt il will then be expos
ed to public sale.
JOHN c. DOUGLAS.
oe,otet Is. 60-Gw
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contain ample accommodations for the ses-
sions Of the Grand Lodge. subordinate lodges,
councils and encampments, and the appoint
ments and decorations of the rooms will be
on the most splendid and costly scale. The
Masonic Temple in Philadelphia cost nearly
100000. but this edifce is expected to cost
$500. 900. As the Grand Lodge cannot build
this temple itself--the law not permitting II
--an association Of Freemasons has been form.
ed and trustees appointed who will make APP
plicatlon for charter to the next I.egisla-
ture, one Of the provisions Of which will be
that none but Freemasons can own the stock.
and that that fraternity will have full charge
and control Of the disposition Of the Temple.
The Masonic Hall in this city, on Broadway,
formerly belonging to the Masons, passed out
Of their hands by outsiders holding most Of the
stock, and they wish to be secure against any
such difficulty with the new temple. The
site has not yet been determind upon, but it
will doubtless be somewhere in Broadway.
N. Y. Herald
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To Wool Growers.

MY Machines in order for Carding wool
1th and making good rolls Those bringing their
vol well prepared may depend getting good rolls,
Prices for carding a cents per pound for unmxed.
IL! cents per pound for mixing one fifth Of the
WOOL Corn, wheat, faxseeJ beeswax, tallow, bacon
and lard will he taken in payment for Cardng, and
even money will not he refused, something will be
expected in payment before the rolls taken from the
machines.
JOHN F. LYON,
+. NICHOLS.
NY Grist Mills are in the best order,
and can dispatch work ct short notice. Barrels kept on
hand hand for customers. The best prices paid for
Wheat and Flax Seed.
JOHN F. LYON.
Juue %. .... ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-11-05

The SPIRITUAL HumBue. is strange how
easily any new notion, especially one tending
to infdelity in religion, gains credence at the
North. The idea Of direct communication
with the spirit world, has led to untold evil,
social and physical, intellectual and moral.
CHANGING at an account Of the lecture Of one
Of its most popular advocates, an old man Of
rs, we find him denying that there we're
any such persons as Adam and Eve" and
telling his auditory Of marriages in the spirit
world,-how Gen. Washington's wife had re.
jected him there and married another; and
how Washington had consoled himself with
another lady for wife; and such like abomi.
Rable stuff. Is there any Southern city that
would listen to such deluded man, still less
be deluded by him! That there is not is
evident enough from the fact that these lee.
turers do not come South. They are the
"natural allies" of the isms which afflict the
North. Fay. Obs.
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TO CARRIAGE MAKERS.
A LARGE and varied assortment Of Carriage Trim.
"A mings,
Japan Varnish, Coach varnish, Paint and Varnish
Brushes.
J. c. TURRENTINE & SON.
November 4. 63
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October 2s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

TINS work Ills pace Hitherto vacant. The SEE
lection Of times Is excellent. Also arranged By
themselves old tunes especially fer prayer and soois
meetings.
A fins selection Of pieces for opening and closing
esvices, special occasirns, &c. Also Chants Icr n
iscouaI servce and last but not ieasf 100 pages are
evotad 10 Instructions and exercises, which MAKE u
invaluable FOR the Teacher We intend 1t al time 10
be supplied with the work BY tie quantity. Oraefs
n (ths retail price Tsachers Choristess ana Husi.
cans Are rourss.ed 10 examine the work
Published In New york hT Man Bro, and ~
sale BY - IUHIES 1Au,
(anglldwt kocs Hisaa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16
Dr. y " sn e. r sehhkA'H'
OCCULIST AND AURIST,

HAS permapentiy located In Rock Island, on Hill
II n,is sireet, opposite Island City Hotel, where
h. will be happy to all persons afflicted with dis
easrs Of the Eye and Ear.
Having devoted several years 10 this special branch
OF his profession, trusts that he can relieve many
who have given up in despair with Amauro- Is, the
symptoms % which are nkness Of sight ina ginary
object. floating before the sye objects appear OBJ
scnred by cloud hasiuess flashes Of light enlarge
ment OF the pupil, &c.
Cataract, In which the lens turn white and pre-
vents the ray Of light passing throughi. Opthslma
or inflammation, EeArsighi, Weakness u vision Stra-
bis,uas " Squirting, well ~ Deafness its various
forms.
Having received from Paris the new and wonder.
full Opt halmoscope, with which enabled to
look into the depths of N. eye and the -
clearly the outside, and thereby ascertain the
act state the optic and retina In Ananrosis
the lens In incipient cataract Also the illuminated
Spectrum for examsne the ear, we'll several new
medical preparations Tor curiug oprcity Of the
Aim over the eye without the use ofthc knife
causfics.
To prevent imposition, DR., D. deems II prudent 70
state that he b regular Physician. BEING gradu-
ate Of the University Of Vermont, also Of the New
York OpthAmic Hospital, and his success Occu.
list Is attributable TO the perfection TO which h. has
brought the use Of indicated vapors In the treatment
Of diseases OF the eye.
r q. DR.. B. will devote portion Of his time TO the
treatment chronic diseases, especially Of the throat
utRs, having cured himself Of Consumption II.
Alarge part Of his Fisht lung was !st BY disease
- veil rs many oahers IN like condition.
Once hnurs from nine 10 four.
NfwA Island, Oct. - 1873 dwn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-12-16

AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
ChicaxO and Sc. Louis.

Chicago and Sc. Louis.
rains leaee Chicago for 81. Losis and intsrme-
dilute places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays e1cepted) s80An
Express Train, (sAturdsys exceptcd) II loPh
Jrdins leare -. Louisfby Chicago and internse-
didte places.
accommodation Train, (sunaays e1cepted) ooAA
Express Train Saturdays excepted) S3oPn
Trains run directly through, without change OF
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bioon-
ingtnn, .Sprng neld, Cariinville and Alton.
riTrans run on this road make direct connections
IN Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad al
Joliet. making this the shortest, quicket, and most re-
liable route between St Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
with Illinois Central h. \ IT Bloomington, for La.
Sale. Mendoza and Cairo.
nh Great Western Of Illinois Al Springfield, for
Decatur and NAylcs.
With all the Railroads diyergng from Chicago
Sith daily lire Of Packets At 81 Louis for keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through TicActs ioi all places ,nenioned above can
be procured at all the principal ticket oces Ia Tho
United States, and 1t the omces
Foo, Of y @. ass'a Az, D..'ssss ::ss,
enue. On Ltves. site fremont House.
ROH'D y. MORGAN, ia, rupt.
bloomington can. A. ioOS. ieoAsuu