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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

The steamships Augusta from Savannah, and southerner
from ohares,sn arrived yesterday morning The pursers
have cur thanks for paTers
STEAMSHIP nAsub WEnsrgR fromm NOrleans for Nyory.
before reported returned TO- New Orleans distress when
nj sea $50 miles from the Baze encountered hurricane
which OIL the weeehouses and
overheard It's also stalled ihai the ship leaking consi
del ably
snrr CorcHs-capl Couch ofshlp Geo West, At New Or.
from Ihade ua reports that the l5h ul he passed
IN The GINGERBREAD Ground wrecker who reported shp
on ire end the lgh nit he visited By plot boat
tho puni Island which reported e ship hre the
Cochs Capt Els from Boston Ger New Orleans before
ported The cargo between decks saved aud had been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-10

JAMFsPORT, H. SEPT s-The schr klnRfsher Of this mort
capt Ward while lying ~ the companys wharf ON satur
day night laden with lumber, sunk from M.
Fortunately the captain aud boa
She 70 sail for squre- Landing n morning She Will be
raised and proceed as soon as possible.
frV
PHILADELPHIA, Sept o-Arr steamer Delaware, Gomez
Nlork brig Empire, Bragdon Pictou schr Trent Roberts,
Ahacoa.
,1d steamer Boston Clark Nyork; bark Tru, gcuu
Charleston, hrgs Standard Allen =, John Mr.; Sea Breeze
Cheney Gardiner schrs Effort Dunnng Charleston MARY
Pearson, Coombs Bangor; Maher, Nckerson Boston;
Latf am, New -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

We now At the close Of the thrty-sixih year of
tho establishment Of the HilIsborough Recorder. In
looking subscription list have pleasure in
recognizing the names OF several steady friends whose
patronage chcered us in the outset Of our career 10
these return hearty thanks for their continued
friendship and support, and also to respectable class
who have since in, and by regular punctual pay
ments have enabled us to continue to this day.
But there is another class and not very small one,
who have not been mindful of the comforts of the
Printer, whose arearages have been suffered 10 accu-
muate for many years, with only now aud then a pay
ment, and in some none II all. And to these
more particularly address ourselves at present. We
are aware that many of them would have been
punctual if we could have personally presented
accounts to them. But this we could not do, and we
are now suffering the evil Of il. In remedy whereof
we shall now proceed, as fast as we can, TO make
the accounts and forward them 10 them; hoping that
there are many among them whose generous mind
will prompt them to speedy response The accounts
Of those who do not, shall be constrained 10 put in
to thr hands Of collector.
There are also our books many little accounts for
advertising jobs &C., some Of them Of long standing,
and separately, almost too small TO look afier but in
the aggregate they form serious amount. We cam
personally present them to the individuals for pay
men and to save ourselves from total loss all Of these
accounts that not speedily paid, we must deliver
over TO a constable.
The recent affection with which have been visit
ed, and advanced sge, admonish of the necessi
~ Of closing up business nigh we can; and
We hops this necessity will be SO apparent to large
portion Of those indebted us, to induce them 10
call before the close Of the February March Court
and make settlements We shall regret if any consi-
derae number Of them shall compel US to employ the
aid Of an officer
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

KEEP THE Mourn SHUT Burning CotD YEA
rHER.--.ln the Journal of Health DR.. Hall
advises every person who goes into the dpen
air from warm apartment to keep the mnath
shut while walking or riding He says:.
/" Before you leave the room bundle up
well, gloves, cloak, comforter; shut ycur
mouth before you open the street door. and
keep il resoutely closed until you have walk
ed briskly for some ten minutes; then, II you
keep on walking or have reached your home,
you may talk as much as you please. Not so
doing, many heart once happy and Young
now lies in the church,ard that might have
been young and happy still. But howi II you
keep your mouth closed and walk rapidly the
air can only reach the lungs by circuit Of
the nose and head. and becomes warmed be-
fore reaching Tie lungs, thus causing no de-
rangeMenl; but il you converse, large drafts
Of cool air dash directly in upon the lungs,
chilling the whole frame almost instantly.
The brisk walking throws the blood to the
surface Of the body, thus keeping up ylgo-
rous circulation, making cold impossible il
YOU don't get into cold bed tooquck after
you get home. Neglect Of these brings sick.
nessland premature death To multitudes every
year."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

DEsrH oF rHH EsrEaDR NICHOLAS We
find the fpllowin. curious paragraph ID the
Mannheim pa Sentinel. The extract with
which il closes was taken, We presume, irnm
q London paper. We know not enough Of
the healing al 10 decide upon Tie question
involved; bat a. the fact. il il be fact. is Of
some historical importance. We should Ike
10 have the opininn Of physicians upon the
subject. II stake. " a. not At all singular
that the naughty izar. finding his schemes
Of universal inquest frustrated, should have
attempted 20 put az end io The anguish of
DESPAIR and escape frnm anticipated humlia-
ton ~ the grave. Whether he did 20. ia
paint Of fact, or not. we leave 10 the curious
and scientific. Here is the parasr iph:
Fr.
Hour did Tie Car Nicholas die PAT an
inquest held beiarr Mr.. Makely, the cnro-
ncr Of London, into ihr circumstances al the
death IL person ~ha had suffered from an
affection Of the pulmunary mgans, the disease
60 which the late Emperor Of Russia's death
vas attributed. Mr.. Makcly. il rcmarkins
upon the case. observed: "ln the case Of En-.
psror Nicholas. his death was put down To
naral,sis II the lung. II bronchitis. which,
according "a the SYMPTOMS described, was
known b. u medical men TO have been i'm
possible, aud 70 have been stated onl to de.
cri,e the public miad. The official document
describing The Emperor's deatl stated that,
al The last. he took leave NJ b family IN .
firm ,nice. proceeding physically impossible
IL he was suffering from the disease ated in
the certificate oil his death The belief.
therefore. on the minds 81 the medical men Of
Eng anil. was. that The Emperor was poison.
cd, aud that Is NV oan opiiipn at the
same lime, that he was poisoned By those
about him. but that he committed slicide."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
Obituary.

Dicl, IN this county. on The 10Th instant Mrs. RuTH
farcErr, widow o. Mr.. Thomas Faucet, deceased 10
the 10Th year Of her sge. Mrs Fsucel had faithfully
performed the duties Of acctonaic wife and mo-
ihcr and Kind ncishbor, aud highly esteemed BY
all who knew her.
Died, this residence in Chatham Couniy,on the lst
inst q Diabetes. IonS LISnsEy. formerly Of Orange
county. The deceased had hui few years previous TO
his death removed 70 Chatham, and hal. during that
time, the respect aud confidence Of all with whom
he had become acquainted. Mr.. Lindsay was q most
humble and dssout member ofthc Methods, T. Church,
aud ny his humble walk and conversation testified 70
al around that he had procured that afcs, shich
mainsih foi the righteous" Standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
MARRIED.

by the Rev. Dr.. Masen. JOSIAH TiRStn, d.. Esq Al.
torncy at Law, of this place. e Miss SONIA c. DEyE-
aFatx. daughter of Thomas Drscrciux, ESQ.
In this county, on tho l9th Of December last, by
Durcl Tilley, Esq Mr. I.ESrkL CaRsos. Of Chatham,
70 Miss srsAy EpwaRns ofOransc county.
In Allmance county, on Thursday the 2Ilh instant.
by the Rev. A, q. Hughes, NJ. IosS G. yANnooK. Of
Person county. 10 Mis-. MARGARET J. BRD.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

CHugL SpoRr.--Thc Cinrnnali Times Of the
liih roniairs The following
A small efl was yesterday injured. by zee.
ing n,her vltl. Wv The experiment. 70 pu, her
tongue against lamp post on SIKH street, be-
tween John aud Smiih. u was snme fifteen
minutes belore she WAS released from her IN
eatlahle.siiuaiion. although hol water and alco.
lo we're btoughl iu,s fequi-iion. AZ last re-.
leI vas sffodeh rs gentleman whn was pass
inr. p4cina his hand over the iongoe ~ The rhill
and blowing lus breath thereon. The tongue
was very marh swollen, and Tie gid hiss mi
spoken sinre yesterday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
jacksonville Female School,

toGNl u ~. ".
THE Fourth Session Of this School will commence
on the LIST Monday in January, and close on the I'd
Thursday Of June.
The Proprietor has ample accommodations for board
ing large number Of young ladies. and is determined
10 spare pains 10 merit the confidence Of those who
give their patronage 10 the School.
The location of this School is exceeded by none IL
any part Of the State for health moi single of
sickness having occurred among the pupils requiring
medical aid, during the time the school has been in ope
Ialion.
Medical advice viii be gwen when required without
charge, by the Proprietor.
The services Of Miss NJ +. Marlborough have been
secured for the ensuing session with competent assist
ants IL The number Of pupils require it. Miss la,bo.
rough !, graduate Of ore Of the hest schools IN the
State and the which has crowned her efforts
the past session il the hest denfe Of her qualifications
for go responsible station. The Proprietor however,
exercises general supervision over The school.
The course Of instruction will embrace AL that Il usu.
ally taught in our best Female seminaic,
TRRss per session OF five months.
Board per session, from rs 10 So 90
Higher English branches, 10 90
Lower 90
French, Latin and Drawing, each 5 GO
Embroidery, 3 20
Music Oh Piano, and use Of Instrument, Is 90
No deduction made foI loss ofme, except in Of
proiracled sickness.
Ills School Is located ten miles north Of Graham, IN
community both moral and religious, and pupils arc
afforded facilities Of attending divine service every Sab
balh n UtrcnN
4 Watsonye, December, 1855. 20
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE

SCIENTIFIC ASn PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
By HsSRt SrtPatSs =. q. =, of Edinburgh. and the
late ]. T.. NaaruS Professor Of Scientific Agriculture
H. sale Enilrgr. NeN liasen. wis Rnyai Uclso
1900 PAGES. and uumcIous wood sHd sirsl Engrasurs
Tbs i. conicssclly the most complete work on Aefi.
eulius. cy,i ruhlshcd, aud IN onlcr TO give WIDER
eircUaiion he publishers have resolved 10 reduce the
pdcc u
FIVE Dollars for the Two Volumes
When s.hl by mail lpost-paplj 10 Caifttnia OF Or.
ron. Tie prize will bc s7 u every Other part u ,he
lnion an1 u Canada (pOsi.paidl So This wok isapt
The Old " Book Of The Fam
Rcmiuances Tor any Of The slase pUblicsiions should
staa,s lie s5drrssrj. r,.i plid. . tts ruhshers.
LEONARD ScO1T & Co.
No. "a GsiI Sirsst Se~ York.
neesrnhsr 20. w.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
FROM EUROPE.

New ford, Jan. 70.
The Steamer Africa, with Liverpool dales 10
OH inst, arrived al her waf his morning.
European affairs are unchanged and quiet.
The meas consists merely Of an extension 81
the Peace sun,prs brought over by The previous
Steamer. Rus.ia's answer 10 the ulImanm Of
the Allies Cannot arrive I'LL The 10Th, and proba-
bly, later. II il expected iiiai i will contain
neither an absolute assent nor refusal To accede
10 the propositions 81 lhr AIliss. but will make
counter proposition, o..be settled BY renewed
Conferences.
The feeling in England continues wsrlike,
and 10 France il IS again Incoming so.
Russia continues 10 make ncrssani prepara>
lions for the vigorous prosecution Of The war.
We have n,l,ing later { ON he Cnmea. The
French blew up Tie docks al Sebaslopol on The
22i.
Air,ifs in Asia were unchanged.
The Bfliish news is unimporlanL
The Conference IN regard Il, the Danish Sound
Dues has been postponed indefinitely.
Sweden continues to niake acnse warlke pre-
psfallons.
AThe Baltic arrived oul on The m mning Of lie
9Th.
The latest Berlin parers'sprak not unfAsor-
ably 81 The disposition oil Russia 70 CONSIDER
the Allied proposals.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

hailo,ray's PiLs. are an excellent Family MCdirine,
and recommended 10 Ill sufferers with diseases Of the
Liver aud stomach. The surprising rect Of these
derful Pills have naturally made irm universal "a
soriis with The citizens Of The Union, wen as 10 the
inhabitants Of all other parts Of the world they
The hest and safest remedy fr al disorders d The liver
ani stomach; and 20 The bt.us sultrf they are insa.
uabe. u l. undppuiably sdmiiedihat these Pills have
never been known 10 fail to these disorders WHEN
uaed in sesorisnce with the directions which ars0mpa.
nv each bor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
PGfyORisc y0ur .yTishbors.
BRYAN & OLDHAM,
Grocers and Commission Merchants

UTUCVTS anu IUIllIIISSIUIl NIeTCNunIS,
WILMINGTON, ". G.,
ID ESPECTFULLY inform their uprcountry friends
That they prepared 10 give prompt attention TO
all business in their line which my be committed 10
their charge, and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
They also keep on hand the hest CORN Shell
LERS that be had, and upon The receipt Of orders
enclosing ten dollars, they will 4 liver in Marlborough
Shelter with which boy fourteen years old shell
100 to $50 bushels per day.
Wilmington, Ian. %. 23-6m
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Philadelphia, Jan. %.

DErEaT or THg II.irIENs Pon AZ Pnnre
sdslcss 81 ,nuaty 7ih. have been received here.
which ennfirn The deieti " the Hsyiirns BY the
Damlniran.. FlE.irn had esraprd from lla,u
hnd 4 reward Of ID, 200 d,ubIuln- was altered
fH his head. lalsa-e feeling prevailed agans,
him. I'D 4 caught i MAS ihcugI,, that he would
be sint by his avn people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

Coon Ngws ron rms PoR.--A Cincinnati
ronr -pandrnl &c iha Boston Traveller writes
that hos, which. al the commencement u the
season, sold al 81 per cwi.. have declined 10
s5 IS. II which price sales have been made.
Flour Is plenty At 81 per barrel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30
For Every Body.

rEsHERE is pauber Of accounts still due on the hooks
o. = ID. scnooiG,ld, and as the time for collecting
them viii soon expire, they must be settled.
lete every one who ever had any dealings with DR..
Schoed call and see iflherc is no, an account against
him, ami thereby avoid the unpleasant writ Of col.
lector Forhearlnce will soon cease 10 be yirsue.
A. TURRENTINE. Trustee.
January Ia. 2l--
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REMARKS

corrrr.-supply very light; we note slight al.
vance.
FLorR.-Supply vrry light; market UNCHANGED.
srsaR--suPPly light aud msrAel firm. with up.
ward tendency.
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Round Hill Female Academy,

ORANGE COUNTY, N. q.
HE next session will commence on the 5h Of Ja-
nuary, and continue five months, under The dircc.
ton OF the same teacher Miss pArrY Durr Of Oxford.
N y. This Academy is situated in a moral, refined
and intelligent community, surrounded with churches Of
different denominations; and is about twelve mics from
Duham's Station tho Central Rail Road. Any per.
son in the lower counties Wishing to send their dsueh.
tiers up The courir, 10 find good school and healthy
section, will do well TO send 10 Round Hill Academy
This being the eighth session of the school, am
proud TO say that has given general satisfaction My
present teacher is moi 10 be surpassed in any Of the Aca-
denies IN the State good manager of Young ladies'
Her performance the Piano and Guitar is equal 10
any,
TERas or..ruiTIos--pcr session Of five months.
Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic. So 90
The higher English Branches, 3 and 10 90
Lessons on Piano. with use Of lnsiru-
ment is 90
Lessons on Guitar, 10 90
Beard be had in good families. in less than one
mile Of the Academy, fo five and dollars per month
A. have The teacher boarding in my family will take
ten OF twelve Dung ladies' al six dollars per month. nc
extras The SESSION closes The l5h Il June next
which time public examination viii take place. Fo
further information write ME at Round Hill, Orans,
4'' :. ID. G.. PARRISH.
January q. 81
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New York, January %.

New York, January ~
The steamer Baltic. with Liverpool dates
to the 18th instant, arrived this morning.
Expectation was on iiptoc 10 learn the is
sue OF the peace negotiations. The term al
LEVIED for Russia's decision extended to the
18th. Nevertheless. Berlin aud Vienna re-,
port that advices have already been received
stating that the Gar would make no further
concessions; but. on the other hand. Il was
certain that formal conference was III SEES
sion Of ST. Petersburg discussing the pro-
posals Of the Allies. attended by Count Mes
selrodc. Estcrhazy. Zcbach and Summer.
The independence Beige publishes the text
of the Allied proposals. Ii was the general
impression that Russia would neither accept
NOR reject iae proposals. but would send
Count Staekelberg to Vienna with counter
proposals. The latest rumurs were more IN.
favorable.
We have nothing from the crimea. Omar
Winter aud The Russians.
Napoleon threatens again to go personally
intO the war.
ST.. pgrRRspuRo. i'm. 3d.-The War cnnn-
ell hsd roprluded. The approaching campaign
has Undergone important notifications. Anor-
der had been sent iinm Head q Iaiiers 10 indl.
cate the in,enton 81 abandoning lie Cfmca.
part III the troops having been ordered To rem
force Mourayief, others 10 Join the grand army
cenlfe.
KIEL. i'm slh.--The waIc are sill open
and trade between the lawet Balr ports and
licse Of Russia i carried on with gr.s, activity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-30

LONG 4 CAIN
HAVE jus, received and ulIr ior sale large ,iri.
civ 81 rcdancfy. DC, of the best quality. among
which are the following;
Cologne, Toilet Vinegar Lavender Water, Nefbena.
t;rtsnruni and Bay Winter.
Fine Extracts. UaEin & liar. Bisamic Eau De Boic,,
tissn. fine foUih WASH
Chlorine Tooth Wash, Paste lrt the Teeth,
Eau I,nsiraic i sery inc az. Isyon's kathafion.
tirle for tie Hair, llilliefs Excelsior Fufni.
LIP Sal,e, iutc Polish.
Fame, soaps Tripu Polish,
shaving Sosps, Phornnes
Gold CRAM PoIn,de Divine,
Egyptian Hair I've.
Fancy Letter & Note paltr, Pocket lnkstands,
EnvsloI.rs. Sirc Pens,
Letter and faolscap Paper, Ink.
Back CANNON Boards, Work Boxes,
Wiling desks, CALAIS.
I Puu Monies. Baskets, &c. &c.
Netcmtei &c, 62-
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
customers and the public generally, that bis Mills
in FIRST order for making Flour Of the hest kind,
and with despatch, having three pair Burs running,
and can make load of Flour 10 few hours. The
Mills within about three miles Of the Rail Roid,
where the Flour be put and shipped TO any
ket desired. Those from distance, coming early in
the evening, have their Flour made by the next
morning. so that they take il 10 the Rail Road and
returning get their oiia take home, all the same
trip. Barrels kept constantly on hand
The very best prices will be paid for WHEAT by
the subscriber, at The Mills, at Peter b. Rufns in
llillshorough.
10000 bushels OF Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
October az. IL
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERsos CorNrY.
Court Or Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
December Term, 1855.

December Term, 1873.
Thomas NJ. Hamrtt,'r. William y. Dixon.
Attachment Lritd On NE DEFENDANTS interest ia rs
faiher's Real Esfaie.
IN this case. Il Appearing TO the satisfaction Il the
! Court that he defendant Is no, . resident Of Ibis
STATE il Il ordered that publication e mtlc for six
ccssiye weeks in the Marlborough Recorder for the sud
defendant TO appear al the nex Term Of Court Of
Pleas and Qulne Sessions. 10 he he'll iof the county of
Person. at The court house 10 Roshoroush the third
Monday 10 March next then and there plrad.
OF emur OF Judgment final will be entered agsinsI him.
and bis interest ia sad land condemned fcf plaintiff :
benefit.
Witness. chnlcs Mason. CLERK Of said Court, al OF.
hce, the third Monday 10 Deceunler. 1855.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
January ~. Price ads. $3.50 23-6w
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ONE CENT REWARD.
TRUST SAI.E.

Try ,if'uc 81 Deed IT, Trust 10 executed ty 10.
seph W. Sicrl. for certain purposes therein men.
tirBc, sha stll for ra. short rfclltt. at the
residence 81 sid STEEL in Al1mancc county, one mile
esst ol Hawlcld church. Friday the IL ias 81 Feb.
tusry. 1855, the following properly, WI one iflr II
Land ,inr 90 MsAdsms CIrsk. aud sdtuinR ihs lands
of Alexander kiktalnck, James a. Albright snd others,
containing apui 465 ncrrs. les. Al.g twelve
likely Nefrocs the most Of whom Young and ,alu.
aie Also ihrce Wagons and Gclr ~ head " liosse.,
one Blfuuch snd Harness. Buggy AMI Harness. ten
head Of Cattle fifteen head Of sheep. iwruy Eve head
81 Hogs III bis flaming Tols Blacksmith 1aos. Cut.
ling Machine Wheat Fan, Household and Kitchen Fur.
nitute; al BIZ right. tile and Interest IL certain Lal
~ Land IN the town Of Graham, containing about one
acre, subject 10 . mortgage u about $500; ai.a one
other ri containing about one half acre, which L asi
subject 10 an ncumranrr fpt about $500; also inc.
test Of unp eighth part Of lihn Riehs Psicr lion Beam
plow ftr the state oG North CafoIina snd
ties IN Virginia.
JOHN o. HOLT, Trustee.
pecsmbef IL. Is
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FLANoRiNG EXTRACTS
Orange, lemon. vcnilll, Peach.
Celery, Paisley. sc.
For sale By LONG & CAIN.
November 20. --ls
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House Painting.
OII EOR MYNEI. !

OUT FOR MYSELF.
* N. COLLINS ones his services to the people Of
We lisborough and It's vicinity House Painter.
For his qualifications, he refers Mr. h. Woods, with
whom be has worked for four years.
January 8. 2O-4w