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THE GREAT E Y REMEDY.

CELEBRATED MALE PILLS,
Prepared from Prescription OF Sir j. Clarke M. Z.
Physician Extraordinary to the Queen,
This invaluable medicine is unfaing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders which the fe-
male constitution is subject moderates all and
removes all distractions and speedy may be relied
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-24

The WORCESTER BAPTIST ASSOCIATION held its
annual meeting at Bellingham, on Wednesday and
Thursday of last week. The Milford Journal
states that the annual sermon was preached at
half-past ten o'clock, Wednesday morning, by the
Rev. j. D. f. Jones, of the First Baptist Church
in Worcester, from LIST Corinthians Sd chapter,
18th verse,-''The fire shall try every mans work,
of what sort it is" Subject, Goods proyidential
dealings with US, determine and reveal the true
qualities of the heart" 1t was a noble and i'm
pressiye discourse, full of strong points and hap
Ply Illustrations
Letters were read from twenty-five churches,
giving the record of their religious progress and
changes by baptisms, dismissals, deaths, &C.
Preaching was had in the evening, at four differ
ent stations. At the meeting house, a sermon
was preached by the Rev. c. Willet of Thomp-
son, Conn.
On Thursday, Rev Mr. Hodges presented the
claims of the American and Foreign Bible Socie-
ty. Rev. William Parkhurst, that of the Home
Missionary Society. Rev. ]. Aldrich, that of
Foreign Missions, and Rev. H. Fitz, that of the
Baptist State Convention. In the afternoon Rev.
H. L. Wayland, son of DR.. Wayland, of Provi.
dence, preached from ID Timothy ill., 2:-''Hav-
ing form of Goodness but denying the power
thereof" The interesting services were closed by
the observance of the Communion of the Lords
Supper. The Association meets next year at
n orth Oxford.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-24

III. Il, Bishop, graduate Of the Baltimore College
of Dental Surgery, having had an extensive practice
10 this city for the last ten twelve ysars has now re-
moved his office to his house, No ia Pearl street where
his professional services may still he obtained He would
call attention particularly to his method of treating chill
drens teeth, securing to them by timely skill and over
sghta fine set of Natural Teeth the appreciation OF
which has induced many parenH 10 place their children
under his chargeand he hopes all parents will see the
importance of early placing every child In the care Of
skllful and faithful Dentist to secure their future
comfort.
" TOOTH POWDER AND WASH &C., for SALE
Office open all hours Of the day and eyening-l4 Pearl
street, ID Dwelling House from Main street
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Court OfUommon Pleas-CrfminaI Term

JUDGE BRIGGS PRESIDING. i.s
FlTcHBURe, Saturday, August D.
In the case of James NJ. Gilmore of Athol, for
robbery. the jury returned verdict OF guilty, on
FRIDAY, and he was sentenced on Saturday TO the
State Prison for one year. E
In the case of John Sweeney of Fitchburg, for
manslaughter, the jury on Saturday returned
verdict of not guilty
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The ATLANTIC TELEeRAPH.-The N. Y.
Courier 6 Enquirer says: ''In August, 1892
Columbus full of hope, sailed from tie port
of Palos, in Spain, to discover new world,
and found it. In August, 1867. just three
hundred and sixty five years afterwards, a
little band of adventurous men of science
sailed from Yalentia, to link, with an electric
chain, the world which Columbus left to the
one he discovered May they, like him, hail
the land, and for their flag, plant thereon, in
the name Of science, the chain of lightning
which they have brought through the depths
of ocean, and by which, through the same
depths, the two sides of the world, through
all comming time, shall speak to each other"
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FLAvoRrEo BxTRAcTs--Prepared by Joseph Burnett A
Co., Boston, Tor sale by ]. Q. Hill
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-08-24

Dr.. KimbalPs OAice is NO. 239 Mai,
Street, mp stairs. His rooms are pleasant. sna-
cious, and AIRY and arranged that. IL desirable he
patient need see one but ths Dector. His ysem Of
practice is strictly botanic No mercurals, or mineral
poisons, deadly narcotics, used by HIM TIe treats
successfully scientific principles with natures RENE.
dies, the various forms of disease that human flesh is
heir to-" All female complaints, and disease however
private, both Of married amt single, successfully treated
Consultations strictly confidential. Advice Tree.
Office hours, to II A. NJ 2 to o. and to or NJ
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TO MARRTED LADTFs

It's peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION ~
These Pills should be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months they are sure
to bring miscarriage but every other time and in
every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous ana Spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight xertion Palpia
tionot the Heart, Mysteries and Whites these Pills will
effect curewhen all other means have failed and al
though powerful remedy do not contain IRON ealomel
anthony or anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of IIie Steamship AnEIO-SaxOn
at Quebec.
JEWS ADMITTED no PARLIAMENT.
The MoIdaviau Elections A nnuIIcd.

TAe Laging ~ rslegraphie Ca5Ie Commenced.
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e Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES


: OU'lI INOCH55ItT, Y. i.
n. B. 81 and six postage stamps enclosed to any au
mail.
For sale by druggists in every town in the United
States
BURR, FOSTER, B CO., No. Oornhill, Boston, Whole
sale Agents for New England.
For sale by VIM Bush & Co.. wholesale and retail
agents, and druggists generaDr Vw3m ie1I
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LUTHER's CLOTHING HOUSE,
No. 1 lincoln House Block.
APPS dit
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Dr. BARRoN's Humor Syrup cures all Humors and
DyspepsA. dBmx my23
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Extract from Letter from Henry " Mason Dentist 40
fremont Street. in favor of
Jonas Whitc0mb's Remedy for Asihnsn,

LUoI'IN5 NOV. ., Io00.
JOSEPH BURNETT Il Co: GsHtS--rwenty years ago my
mother frsE attacked with embarrassment Of the res
piration, resulting afterwards in serious OF Ash
ma with which, she has been tormented since until
a recent trial of your invaluable remedy.
Having tried all the remedies usually recommended,
she bad become dstrustul OF all rven the temporary
relief which she has obtained from the smoking Of salt
pere had become uncertain; and she concluded that her
case was beyond the reach Of material aid urged her
not despair Of cure, but try bottle of RhitcombS
Remedy, which she did two months since, deIner
resort, hardly experiencing any good effect.
The relief in her has been so satisfactory that
thought worthy of note for the benefit of those who
suffering with this disease. The remedy has been eec-
tua in every attack where it taken in season. One
to four easpoonfus have been sufficient TO produce al
most immediate expectoraon allowing her to he down
and drop into gentle sleep for the night
Respectfully yours, HENRY w. MASON,
Dentist 40 fremont Street.
Prepared by JOSEPH BURNETT & CO., fremont st.,
Boston For sale by all druggists 81 90 per bottle
au20 d6t
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The Fall Term of Miss Eston's School viii com
mence on wednesday, September 3 in PipeT's Block.
eul4 DIV
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MUNN,s INrMLI- GENCN nrEICE.

900 haln street. up stars. W orcester %.
MONEY Exc BANGED for good notes and mortgasea.
MONEY 40 LOAN on COLA and silver Wotcnei and
ther kinds of personal property. auto ar
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BOHrd.--Desirable rooms with board, can he Oh
tanned, by applying at so Main st, au2O DIFF
The W Worcester Water Cure will hereafter
be exclusively dvoted 10 the tueut female PATIENTS
while tn otEer sex will be received only as baar5ers-
the location OF this establishment is elevate quiet and
healthy combining the advantages of both Town ard
country 0p at all seasons, For circulars address S.
ROGERS, N D Worcester, Mass
II Dr. ROGERs day office is in the Central Fxcbanae
Pest 0ace floor During the Evening and night he M sy
be found a. the Water Cure. DIFF AMI
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Isl calf butchered June 49, weeks days old. 2olf lbs
"a % 0 H !" " In
sd /" Aug. 20,9 Z" :" .206
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JoNAs WHiTcoMBs ASTHMA REMEDY Prepared bv ia
seph Burnett Co., Boston, for sale by J. d. hin.
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CLEARING OUT SALE,
- AT THE ----
One Price Clothing Warehouse.
ALL WHO ARE NOW ABOUT
PURCH EASING, WILL FIND IT MUCH TO THEIR
Advantage 40 Examine
LUrHnR,s cLornINe mousse.

The Style of Goods. Excellent Workmanship, and
Superior Fit of all our Garments, as well as
the astonishing
l. O w p r Q Il s
at which we sell them, makes it an object for every
to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
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Ground Plaster for Farmers Use,-1so
rs Just received by DRAPER 4 CLARK 1'S
ap7 dawtf 81 and 80 Front stresst
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CHARLES sIBLEY HAS 1T.
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B. A. WASHINGTON HAs IT.
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Our Stock of FURNISHING GOODS, will also be
found complete, in all its
Endless Variety!
And feel assured that by continued attention to the
wants Of each and all our customers shall merit
share of pG6c patronage heretofore literally bestow
ed.
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CHARLES CLARKE HAS II

BUSH & co. HAVE IT,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
Cornarailon Proceedings.

Al meeting of the Commissioners OF the town o.
Hll.borough on the 9Th inst, the following ordinance
was passed;
Be IL ordained. That if any person shall build, OF
having built shall refuse 70 exiingulsh, any hfe upon
any Of the Streets lanes public private lots Of tue
town without permission from the Magistrate q
Poce after being notified Of is illegaliy, be of she
hall pay a ine Of ten dollars and costs, and stand
committed 10 Jail until 6ns and costs are Iald. Inc
Town Constable il required TO eEtinguish OF cause to
he c1nnguished all such fines.
b. Il I.rfAes ordained, That any person convicted
Of thraWnx 6e halls within the corporation, alter be-
ins not6ci AZ % do %, shall pay hne q hse
dnan sad costs. and stand committed 10 jail unil
fnt and rpsis ale paid.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11

approved BY our own experlnce, from which
we should never depart. We ought TO cul-
tiyate peace, commerce, and friendship with
all nations aud this not merely as the best
means Of promoting our own material inter-
ests. but in spirit of Christian bcneyolence
towards our lelow-men, wherever their lot
may be east. Our diplomacy should be direct
and frank, neither seeking 10 obtain more nor
accepting less than is our due. We ought
to cherish sacred regard for the indepen-
dppce Of all nations, and never attempt to in
teriere 10 the domestic concerns Of any, un-
less this shall be mperatlvely required by
the great law Of self>preseryatlon. Toayoid
Ientanglng alliances has beena maxim Of our
policy ever since the days of Washington,
aud its wisdom no onr will attempt To di.p putr.
IN short. we ought 10 do justice n in Kindly
spirit, to all nations. and require justice from
them in return.
II is our glory that. whilst other nations
have extended their ,lominions by the sword,
we have never acquired any territory except
BY fair purchase, or, as in the case OF Texas,
by the voluntary determination of brave,
kindred and independent people to blend
their des;inies with nur own. Even our &C.
questions from Mexico form no exception.
Unwilling TO take advantage Of the fortune Of
war against sister republic. we purchased
these possessions, under thr treaty oi peace,
for sum which was considered at the time
q fair equivalent. Our past history iorbids
that we shall IN the future acquire territory,
unless this be sanctioned by the laws o JUS
tice aud honor. Acting on this principle. M
nation will have a right to interfere or to com,
plain II. IL the progress Of events, we shall
still further extend uur possessions. Hitherto
| in all our acquisitions, the people, under the
protection Of the American flag. have enjoyed
civil and religious Liberty. as well as eqaa
and st laws, and have been coniented
prosperous. and happy. Their trade with ih'
rest Of the world has rapidly increased ant
thus every commercial nation has shared
largely 10 their successful progress.
shall now proceed TO lake The oath Pre-
scribed BY the constitution, whilst humol,
invoking the blessing Of Divine Providence
on this great people.
Il JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington City. 9th March, 1857.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
To Mule Raisers,

Al X Jack Simon Pure will stand the ensuing season,
80 and heiude the fall season. at his stable, miles
north Of ilsharough. do not intend to send him any
where ese Price for insurance five dollars each. the
money due when the fact is asceraine the porpeny
changed.
DEsCRlpTI0N.-Simo Pure will be Eve years
old in June; oa geter and i sire 70 some as
good colts as any other lack He is very near fourteen
hands high and c excellent form. have the certificate
81 John a. Vines the gentleman ofW HON obtained the
Jack, who says he is from fine family OF Jacks as
any IN the eastern pnrl Of the State His dam was the
largest Jimmy ever saw, and as black as a crow.
TYRE b. RAY.
February rs TIP.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
Washington, Feb. IS.

FATAL ATfRAy N WAsnIsof"s.-a iatal
aH'ray occurred here this morning. Mr. na'
yid Hume, of Alexandria. was shot by Mr.
ID. q. Lee. cle,k IN the Pension Offce. and
died in less than Eve minutes. Lee missed
his wallet at the Presidents Levee last night,
and charged Hume with stealing Il. Thus
morning Hume, with friend. called 4 the
Pen,ion Office and demanded retractlon oi
the charge. uhich Lee refused. Hume then
struck Lee with a cane several times. Lee
drew pistol and fired. Hume was struck
by the bail aud died IN FIVE minutes. Lee y
a native Of Virginia. aud Is IN eusi"dy. Urea,
excitement exist here 10 Alexandra, and
where Hume was universally beloved.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
The State of North Carolina,

To all Dho shall see Mtse presents, greeting;
Whereas, James r. Montgomery D. Montgomery
Benz. Trolinger, w. II. TrotngeT, drd j. w. Holt,
have entered into Articles Of Agreement, under their
hands and seals acknowledged before the Clerk " ~
Court of Pleas and Quarter Session of Alanance
county, on the 27lh da, OF January 1887 now on iIe
in the Office Of the Secretary Of State, and have applied
10 he incorporated under the name and corporate style
of Granite Maufacturing Company for the term ot
thirty years TO carry the business OF manufacturing
Cotton Wool aud other fabrics, at Haw River, IN Ala.
nance county, with capital OF twenty'iouf Thousand
dollars, with provision TO increase the same 70 ihly,
six thousand dollars divided into two hundred and ery
shares Of one hundred dollars EACH and have paid the
sum nf two hundred and forty dollars into The hands Of
the Clerk Of the Court OF Pleas and Quarter Session OF
Alamance county:
A0,c therefore, in pursuance Of act Of the Gene
raj Assembly o the State Of North Carolina, passed al
the session Of the year thousand eight hundred and
fy.two entitled An Act TO encourage the Investment
of capital f,r mining and manufacturing purposes we
do BY these presents declare the before mentioned per
sons and their SUCCESSORS corporation, according to
the terms prescribed n said Articles Of Agreement un.
der the name and corporate style Of Granite Manuiac-
turing Company TO carry on the business Of manuiac-
turing Cotton W ool and other fabrics, al Haw River,
in Ahmance county, with capital OF twenty-iour
thousand dars with the right 10 increase the same TO
thiriy.six thousand dollars in two hundred and forty
shares Of one hundred dollars each, for the term o.
thirty years from the date hereof with oil the lights
powers privileges and mmunilies conferred by the be-
FIRE reried act Of the General Assembly, and subject
TO all the limitations, liabilities and restrictions imposed
by said act.
/ II witness whereof. his Excellency Thomas Bragg
our Governor, captsin-ecneral aud commander n-clef
hath signed with his hand these presents. and cause'
the great seal Of the State Of North Carolina TO b
affixed thereto.
/ Done al our city Of Raleigh, on the 10th da,
Of February, in the year Of our Lord on
rsru thousand eight hundred and fifty seven
and in the eighty.first year Of our indePen
denee' THOMAS BRAGG.
Msrch 4. 49,,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
WOOD LAND FOR SALE.

rs Obedience "a IN atief cf the County Court. made
1 Il rehtna irta ISL. shall on SATURDAY
the 2isi das II MlrAncxi offer af sale The prem.
i.cs. about seses q The lands Of The heirs cf
David y. TinHtn, ,lresa4d bring me southwest pef-
,iaa az The a. ii = irffun saii David T. Tinnen re-
.iisd. ad,inirs ia ats II Roieu Rrdling. lsnes 4
Turner. sud rtsts Il i. III wood land, and only
slftut four mills l.lns oun.
TraSs-Sis ~ Is. gte5ii will he given; bond snd
secutiiy ieiuae All .is reserved until the money %
Iaid. WM. IL. TAYLOR. Cumm'r.
t.h,,,,, az I7-3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
For the Hillsborough Recorder.
Tribute Or Respect.

A, meeting Of the class Of jefferson Medical
College, Prof. Robiy Dunglison was called 10 the
chair, and the f,llowing resolutions were adopted
Resoired, That we dccPls deplore the loss of our
esteemed fellow student, William S. Crutchfeld, who
had BY his amiahle disposition moral conduct, and
correct department, endeareA himself to each one OF
Us, and By his constant application 10 his professional
studies. gave promise Of extended usefulness.
Resolrsd further, That we deeply sympatise with
his bercaved father in this sad a con, and do hereby
olF.r our heartfelt confidence 10 the entire family.
Resored That these resolutions be published IN one
of Tie city papers. and copy Of them be forwarded to
the family Of the deceased.
Rssorsd. That committee Of three be appointed BY
the char 10 have these resolutions carried into effect
WM. $. EDWARDS.)
JN0. II. McADEN, SCommiitee
WM. s. BRYAN,
philalelnhia February Is. 1857.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
10 THE PUBLIC.

,EsIIf subscriber woud take is method q informing
! he public. that his Mills On flai river. tiaie
yauehn a SWeney's.1 are now 10 hne arier fof the
manufacture II ntut. and socits lihrraI share of
patronage e has lately pu, IN cloths ci the very
hs.t quality. whch. with an experienced Miller, hs
homes q give general satisfaction.
lis sfgAM Saw Mil is nov running IN the vicinity
" Carp Creek where Lumber u sll descriptions sor
,be market can be had. Send in your bills 70 south
JOHN LocKuART
y,s,.r, is -e-sw
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11


FHas KaNsAs.-Thc Legislative Council
condemns the outrage on Gov. Gcary. by
resolution, while the House fully sustains
Sherrod.
A law has pissed both branches 70 punish
rebellion with death. All resistance TO ter
r,torial Law OF authority is declared rebel.
linn.
The bill repeating the test oaths which
nassea through the Gnuneil has been almost
.nauimously defeated 10 the House.
Gny. Gvary fears assassination. and sent
Yesterday Tor the troops a. Ireu'n.eh ~
n. nroteetion. A detachment IL Dragons
have gone to arrest Capt. Walker. y
The Legislature has passed territorial
election Law, based ON the census wh'rh pro
.idrd Tor The constitutional convention. onl,
those who may be in the Territory - April
anil Whose name shall be registered, arc Z
sote al the next October election.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11
Sale Of Negroes and Goods.
February Ii.


DY VIRTUE Of a decd 10 trust, made BY Messrs.
I'D Mclean d Hammer, conveying their entire stork
of Goods notes and accounts, at Graham and al L.
w. Sunlrnetss and also The whole Of their real and
personal properly. me- Cor certain purposes therein
named shall proceed sell al private sale, at cost
their large and extensive stock Of Goods al Graham,
and also The stock at l.. ". Summers's.
shI also offer 81 private sale, until the 18th OF
March next. four likely Negroes. one man, woman, a
ci anj hoy; also one Horsc, Gov, lot Of Hogs,
tWa Bugees and Harness. quantity Of Bacon House.
hold Furniture, and many other aiieles.
n the above property is not disposed Of before that
time. lihe l2ih,l | shall expose The same at public
auction On that lay. 10 The town ~ Graham.
/ TEa4s-made known DAY u sale.
i Al persons indebted 10 The sbose.named firm, at
either place. BY note account. requested 10 come
forward anil make immediate payment 10 ue ., Graham
and 10 James ". Wharton Al L. w. summefss, as the
simc will have 20 10 collected without delay.
The nusiee would call the s,tenon u The public 70
three very desirable aud well improved lots cr family
resdenccs aud three of four uHimposed Lots 20 the
town of Graham, and also 70 one of the best store
Houses any where IN the state. large ihfee-siory
brick building tlhe uppci story Of which j. renting q
SIS year. The Alsminrc loJge.l with IN excellent
cellar and large umhef attached. oil Of which q
offered on reasonable terms On short time.
ID. Z. HARDIN, Trustee.
FEBRUARY III. 75--5w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11

TnE ALws.llousg DEsraoiEo ny FRE.-
We have "a record this morning anethermnst
distressing occurrence 10 THIS city. The
Washington Alns.ilousc. situated about
mile and half east of the Capitol. was TO-.
,alIy destroyed by 6re last night between
eiukt and ten o'rlork. aud several Of lts help.
~, inmates we're burnt t. death. We have
not learned the particulars of this sad aiiiic'
tion. but 10 night 80 inclcment tue suffering
of the survivors must have been extreme.
The city fire companies we're promptly on the
ground. but the lire had gained too much
Roadway 10 render their exertions o. any
avail N The absence of convenient supply
"A water. Nat. IaieL
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11

name was Durham, who came to his death BY
accidental drowning. The body was buried
on the river bank. thus ends the drunkard' 3
history. Durham staggered away from this
town with bottle Of liquor, about two
months ago, but he never reached home.
Madison Neps.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11

The steamers Belfast and Humboldt came
in collision few nights ago on the Missis-
'sippi. BY which the latter was sunk in lew
minutes, and 25 souls perished-S white and
II colored persons.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11

OLD AoE.-Therc died IN Laurens conntv,
Ga, on the ED Dee. Mrs. Plate. aged ll6
years. She was wife during the Revolu.
tion.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1857-03-11

Drap Man Fousp.---1'he body Of man
was found last week by some boatmen, 10
Dan river, about five miles below th's town'
lodged on sand bank. TN learning The Tact,
Coroner Raines SOON summoned Jury 70
Investigate the case and after q full eiamlns.
ton. they returned YER diet that the mans