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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-08
WISCONSIN.

There is a strong probability Of Wisconsin
becoming denationalized. OF all the emf.
grants Of Scandinavian origin. nine tenths
settle in this State, They may already be
counted by scores Of thousands. In addition
to these there are immense numbers Of Ger
mans and Irish. The city Of Milwaukee has
probably greater number Of inhabitants Of
foreign birth. in proportion to its size, than
any other city in the Union. The native
citizens form the minority. A week or two
ago thousand N0rwegians arrived there.
and it is said that as many as twenty thousand
Of their countrymen will follow in the course
of the present year. They are an industrious
and peaceable race. little disposed to meddle
unduly with political affairs. With their
hardy habits they must aid greatly in the
advancement Of the regions Of the Northwest.
Phii. journal.
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DESTRUCTION NJ THg Amy WoRa.-Ac-
cor,ling 10 The Cambridge MIDI Democrat.
the army worm has appeared IN that COUNT
il NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. every thing within
reach. In sume instances farmcrs are dig.
eing, and some have dug. bitches around
their corn fields 10 intercept, them, and thus
save their corn crops from utter destruction.
I'm their first appearance They seemed y n.
feet Dissatisfaction 70 modest The corn, aud
could be seen, 10 great numbers, passing
through il On their march T. some adjoining
field ~ wheat Or grass to commence their
destructive operations. aud some thought
they would leave the corn untouched bui
lhey have. where il was not cut brIure them
destroyed the grass. nearly stripped Tie ahea
IL tie blade. and have n0s commenced theil
raSages upon the corn.
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Hall Storm.--A correspondent has given Us
the following account Of the hail storm which occurred
ii The neighborhaoI Of Cedar Grove on Thursday
night last Il FELL correspondent says, IN narrow
channel. say about one mile 10 width. The stones
were small. generally abou, the size q q common
bullet The corn in some iieds almost completely
torn 10 pieces. You can form idea Of the grea,
fall Of the hail from the fact. that 10 small rasine
ertenaing some two hundred yards more, and en-.
bracing an area Of some eight Ten The hail
stones were swept of BY The rain and collected IN a
ran ., one point. covering about one.quarter q an
acre II ground 10 depth varying from one foo, %
near three in Depth I, i NJ. too much % say tha,
there IL the single heap forty wagon loads q
hail. !, was It'll lying IN considerable amounts on
Sunday, We understand.
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ExrR.oRpiSsRy EscarE.-0n the 10th ult..
AZ Mr.. john Henderson, was sitting By the
window uf his residence 10 Cleveland, Tenn,
during thunder storm, discharge q cleo.
tricity struck him between the shoulders,
rcnding a hnle 10 his coat. vest aud shirt
from one to two inches in diameter the iluid
then passed dawn his back. and along bis
left leg, scorching his clothes. and burning
his flesh 10 continuous blister. lrnm three
10 ten inches 10 width, from the points hi,
shoulders 10 The heel of his left fuot y,
marks were found on the right leg below ",
knee. The current Of electricity burstet
the boot Of the left foot, and passed down
bnrning hole 10 thc carpe.. and was thet
dissipsted on the iiuur. NJ. Henderson be.
came uncon sciuus from the affects u The shock
and remained 50 for some Ten or fifteen min
ups. When he recovered his suilerings wer
most ererueiating, but he is slowly recos
ering.
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copSrrRrEus.-se,eral sis dollarcountcr.
fell bills Oh the Farmers Bank &c Elizabeth
city were passed of il this place to different
persons lasi week, by man whose name We
withhold Tor The present, as Il has been sug.
gested that making Il public now may pre-.
vent his apprehension. lie came flom the
direction d Salisbury 70 this place. On the
road he passed els uf The money tna gentle.
man who followed him here and demanded
good money. Tie fellow promptly replaced
lie counterfeit Mates with gnod nnrs. but Il.
forwards passed the same Or similar bills 70
persons here. lie went west, and was pur.
sued but mt oyertaken. The bills he passed
here purport 10 have been issued on The 2lsi
July, 1888, and are neat IN appearance. look
ing Is u they had been handled bot very little
Tie signatures of The President and Cash
Ter are engraved. which is one evidence
Of their being spurious another u the militia
~ cost on the figure AZ the lower lothian,
corner, has but ftso buttons on the left breast
while in The ssnsiDs thsre are three. w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-07-08

THE UTAH EXPEDITION. Cummings,
the new Governor of Utah, reached st.
Louis. from Washington, on Saturday. Speak
ing in reference to the military escort which
il is understood is to accompany Col. Cum
mnes to the scene OF official duties, the st.
Louis Republican says:
There IS great demand just now for horses
and mules, caused BY the fitting out Of the
expedition. Buyers have been in the market
for some time. and excellent prices are paid
The demand will continue, it is presumed, q
week or TWO longer, as it is hardly possible
that the expedition can move before the middle
Of July. Uncle Sam is lberl paymaster
and those who take with him can hardly fa
to do well.
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n. n our Government were a. literal and quick to
reward their citizens for any wonderful ae peormed
discovery made o. invention perfected The Cow
ernments ii Europe, we would envy such man a Y,
A. Leonard, of New York, Tor be would, no doubt, Be
smothered with honors IL be lived whre merit was re-
warled. Tha, article o. his called The South Amcr
can Fever and Ague Remedy, is one Of The gieaies
remedies We ever heard Of and il such sure CUR, Il y
surprising that the medical faculty does not buy the g
ceipt and make i the only standard remedy for that
disease.
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HELNBoLD,s HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EXTRACT BuCHu. il prepared directly according
10 Tie rules Of Pharmacy and Chemistry, ani e The
hest and most active preparation which can be made iof
The cure 81 Diseases u the Bladder. Kidneys. Grase
pfop.,. Weaknesses, &c. Read tho advertisement 10
another column headed Helmboids Genuine Pre-
paralion.'
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.inOiher Remarkable cure Or .Scrotula.

spsfts, Caroline 20. Va, Match, lt5l'
Messrs. bennett 4 Beers, Richmond. -Genilcmrn
Your Carcfs spanish Mixture has performed . e.
mafkable cure 10 The person d servant man, afflicted
with Scfofua Ii the very worst form. 80 bad bad he
become, that his eyes were entirely closed nnd had
been 80 fof more than yesfl As . last iesot q
everything else had failed Il was resolved 70 ~ the
mixture, We administered il according 70 directions
and wonderful 10 say perfect cure has been effected
an satisfied that no medicine equals Carriers
spanish Mixture" - purifier Of The blood. y y
erstnE quito an stcemen, here. end sss very rapidly
Seed another lot w railroad. fuun ifnly,
RS BRntppCS.
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70 he Editor off he Hlls5orough KeoOfder z
SIR :--Haying received instructions from
the " Directory Of the Mount Vernon Assoc
Citations for the State" to send in my report
for Orange County, and have the names Of
the contributors published. with the sum
subscribed annexed, must request you, sir,
to give it place in your paper. and thereby
aid this patriotic and laudable enterprise.
M. G. N, Directress
ofMe NJ "a. for Orange County.
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uIackwood's Magazine, ~ June. has
been recel,eJ The contents aes-i. What viii he
DO with ill-By P,sis.faius Carton. ?, New sea.
side stsaiss-No.I. q scenes 10 Clerical Liic--No.
II. NJ. Gdals Love stor,-ran ~. American F..
plofsiioas; China AMI Japan. 5. The Athclinss; y,
The Three Gifs-Pan The Last 9. sir Francis
Palense and his books. I. Stewards rfacira Az.
sIef. Z. Manchester Ethib.liono u AH.Tnasurss. 9
Mlga's Birthday.
The London quarterly Review. e.
April. contains -, pteirstIianisln ~ Switzerland
> Dfed-Amsrican slavery. 2. Lanatie As'lums
1. Enaliah Political salire. 5. Photography. 9
Rowing Live 10 England. !. persia. !. The New
Parliament and IL Wolk.
Published ~ Leonard scott a Co, Nov York
Pdcs ~ pr annam. 81 any one y The Reviews .
BIsekvaod ~ any Two ~ The work., w. fos Black
WOOD and llls four Reviews. SO.
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~ We call attention to PROT. Woods " Hair Re
aoratise" advertisement. Without doubt the only ie'
ey that can restore The hair 10 il pristine quality, and
has given universal satisfaction The Professor ha'
The Testimonials 81 hundreds If cured BY this ~.
fsllihe restorative, and We can cordially recommend
10 ali who need 10 use this valuable preparation.
Cincinnati Daily Sun.
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, July ., 1857.

II Rcherson Nichols, Esq, is our authorized
agent in the county Of Orange, to collect arrearages
due for subscriptions to the Recorder and for adver
Using.
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carrrnr ~ IonSsUs.--Elisberry Johnson,
charged With committing rape upon little
girl IN Henderson couniy.a sliott time SINCE,
and Tor whom Governor Bragg oferfd . re-.
ward Of three hundred dollars, was eartur.
Ell lew days ago ia Tennessee. by Henry
". Lane, Esq. 81 Henderson, and lodged y
the Jail Of lienderson,ille % await hls trial
Ashsvilt Ntps
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Who that is troubled with any Of those disagree.
ale Complaints, such az Jaunlre, Dyspepsia o. Liver
D.esscs ii any kind. hut would like 10 know 81 q
remedy fof these unsecmly vsilalionsi We feel that
We are doing our invalid readers invaluable service
i We can induce them 70 get hottie Of Dr. SANFORD
nvieoator, and take IL for know irom personal eK
perence that Il Is one o. the greatest remedies for gene
al debility and consequent inactive bodily powers ese
hcf1re used IL action Is peieet and complete q
% give relief The fist time taken, and u does y nhet'
a. i has 10 u, half abotlle will be al I'm, y needed
We xmas n nothing We can recommend with surt
confidence, a. family medicine, as The lnsgofaior.
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June 30.
NOTICE

NOI IIE - n AIssH'
4 SHALL. attend II ibs following times and Isscs To
L collect the Tares fcr The year 1856, VII.
A, Thomas ]. Caies's, on MONDAY The laih IDLY.
lanes w. Niles. on Tuesday he III
Cedar Grove, On "Wednesday The 10Th.
Jchn VI. Palishs, On THURSDAY ihs 18Th.
Alexander Hail.. 20 Friday ths l5Lt.
HillsborOugh, % saturday ihe isih.
ReJ Mountain. on Monday The soih,
Mtlway. Oh Tuesday the slsi.
Wel,bs 4 Douglass Factory. "Wednesday The ssd.
Harris Wilkcfson's, on THURSDAY the 81,
WIN. N. Pats store. on ffilis The 2iihs
John A. Coles. On Saturday Tie 18th.
Asa d. Guniets. on Monday The 21it.
William TREES, on Tuesday the 2sih.
ChapeI Hill, on "Wednesday The goth.
White Cross, on Thursday the 9Oih.
Thomas Isns's, on Friday ihe 5isl
Hill.l.otoush. Town Tax, Oh Saturday, lst Aug.
Tn. Magistrate. appointed 70 take The lis q fasa
bes Ii The several districts will aiieud q ne sane llme
M nI.ess. Punetualiiy u expected ~ all
wv PSF Il. VI. JONES. SttfiE
Iens Isl "
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New Flour. Me.srs. Rowland A Brothers, o.
Norfolk. acknowledge the receipt, on Wednesday The
ith instant. 81 the first our 81 the which
they exhibited on Change. Il was from L. q. Man.
gum a Co.. Orange county n G. The quality Va.
god and i .old q $40 per bbl.
The same house received from The manuiac.
tarers The ha, new hlur IN market on The 5ih July
1885. and slh July, is56 This year ahead II both.
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hope he may be apprehended and the seyerest
punishment visited upon him.
Western Democrat.
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The Maine Democratic Convention met Il Portland.
On Tuesday he 10Th 81 June. and nominated unani.
Hously n. smith, 81 Warren, Cor Governor. Rrso-
luton. were adopted s1,oiIns The Democratic party,
sustaining IL course ~ regard % Kansas. expressing
subni.sian % The saprems Court decision 10 The
Died scot, csc complimentary % Pfesidsn, Buchanan,
opposing ne liquor ias. and fayonpg annexation,
when legally carried out.
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Death Of Mr.. Cheyes. : The Hon. L.nsdon


Che,e., 81 south Carolina. died On Thursday night
tic 25lh u Iane. IL The slst year 81 his age. Mr.
cheses IN his lsy AMI generation stood amoag the
FOREMOST men II lie nation anil made large mark in
the history II hs country. he Was admitted 70 The
lar IN $500; ~. elected the Legislature 10 is0s;
vas 10 Congress from 1911 70 1916. md sas elected
Speaker d The House % Representatives when that
seat was male vacant ~ The appointment q W.
ca, = Minister % England. IN 1914. 10 1915 he
was elected Judge u ,he Count q Common Plea.
which POI. Ne 6lle uniil 1912 when hewas appointed
Pre.iden, 81 Ire Bank 81 lie United States Tbs
management of Inc aTiiu q lhai institution bad
given much dissatisfaction. b, " his sound Judgment
and eminent financial ability be put The affairs q
ihe hank 10 prosperous condition, and conducted
them successful, until 1879, when BE- resigned an
soon amer tsltsi 10 ptisa,e lie and occupied hmsel
80 d planter Thus retired, bis name had almos
ceased 10 bs known 10 The present generation,
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1000 MEM WANTED IMMEDIATELY.
PLEASE READ THIS

a@6 4,5I tas 4#saR8#3. S25
SO EseN taNs4s.at
$50 AaD0 si4F 8IuntAa, $50
SE25 Efef Month.
SIS $I50 ReR Month SIC
Sl00sFyHE above sums have been and are slC0
I constantly being made by my efficient
sl25Agens in selling sl26
THE PRINCE OF THE HOUSE OF DAVID, go
sloo and other popular works. s4so
have about $50 Agents in the -.
ret field who are making from Ut
SO TO $3.50 Month. !,
ll0nll There are many persons out Of employed 0nlil
nenl, who, If they had The courage 10 fsy
$500 ouLD WILL FOR THnasELyEs and do $500
The public great favor, by Introducing
S600my really excellent Books. $500
PUBLISH NONE BIT
ssooG00D and SALEABLE WORKS $500
The Prince Of the House Of David u -
p-ou will he sent by mail, postage paid, re- i~oo
s,.oo ceipt Of the price, (S 25.) s,soo
Fi'oo Persons out Of employment, would dopt'
-, well 10 SEND FOR MY CATALOGUE ,ooo
sloooah terms TO Agents. which will lie sent, siooo
postage paid. on application. Address
FER H. DAYTON, Publisher, fcr
30 Ann street, cor Nassau,
Year. New York. Year
$500, 5000, 8 900, $1,000,
$500, $500 Per Year.
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II DIGEST i.-Such y the true meaning Of lhe
word apEpSiN,n Or Of Tic two Gieek words from
which Il derived This il the significant aud appto
pirate title 81 the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. o.
GASTRIC JUICE. prepared by Dr. J. 5. HOIGH.
rON 81 philsdrphia. fof The cure of Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. II Il Natures own rrmedy for 81 ~.
healthy stomach No ali 81 man can equal IL cufa.
i've powers. ii renders GOOD EATING pcfIeci,
consistent with HEALTH.
see Inc advertisement in another part u this psper
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MAR R1ED,

Al stasyille, on the 2sd June By the Rev. John R.
Holt, Mr.. w. r. vrsTAk, Of Chatham, to Miss Bet
TIE g., Oldest daughter Of sams Piper, Esq, Of this
county.
Raleigh Register and North Carolina Christian
Advocate please copy.
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There we're a7oo failures in the United
States last year. Their debts are estimated
10 have been mos shan 80. 100000.
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IapnRTANT From MExIco.---We learn from
our California files that there is some seri-
Gus apprehension that the communication will
be cut Of between Acapulco and the city d
Mexico The Indians, numbering from 1000
TO 5000. have reyolte, near Chilpancingo. and
have defeated the fusiliiers II the government
and killed the Project Of the district. The
cause Of the outbreaks is. that their priest,
who has been preaching insurrecton from
The pulpit, has been arrested and is now in
prison at Acapulco. Old General Alvarez
has Just left Pro.idencia with his Indians, to
subdue The belligerents; he does MT sue
coed, the communication will be very soon
cut Of between Acapulco and the capital.
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GESERAL WALKER.-This notorious inlli-
sidual has published letter, IN which he
bitterly complains of Capt. Dasis's Interior
ence, and as citizen of Nicaragua, demands
redress from our government, for the wrong
done in saving him from the vengeance oil the
exaspersted Costa Ricans. There are many
persons, who think this rather an ungrateiul
return for the Captains services in extrica-
ting him from tight place. Surrounded by a
superior force. himself and his band Of sick,
dscnntented and nearly starved followers,
had but poor chance Of escape. Under
such circumstances prudence, ifnot gratitude,
ought 10 have kept him silent.
We hear that an inquiry into Capt. Dayis's
conduct, has been ordered. Now in ordrr
TO save time ard trouble we respectful,
suggest an easy way Of settling the difficulty
Its not original we are indebted Tor the pre-
ceJent, 10 the history Of the renowned Alrour
Atraschid. Caliph Of Bagda,l. A true believer
rescued neighbour from trowing, but in Ell
fecting it, was 50 unlucky as to put out one .
The fellows eyes. The unsratelul man sue'
him Tor damages. After patient h,arlng
the Cadi ordered the complainant TO b
thrown into the river. and il he succeeded i
getting out without assistance, he would b
entitled 10 damages. il not lie was to be al
lowed TO remain there. The complainant
Withdrew his suit.
Now the application is evident. II th
, General is really dissatisfied, let him be re
placed 10 his former position. Sick mel
mule flesh. &C.. and il he succeedsin escapln.
We 70 for reprimanling Capt. Davis. u no
the matter is settled. for we think Generi
Mora will not be 50 green as TO give him
chance to renew biz complaint 10 Washing
ton. That's our opinion, and as we are not
member u the bar VIC give i gratis.
2 Narvtnioa Ntirs.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
,I,HE subscriber having. al May term o the Count 81
Pleas and Qnanef Sessions for Otanse county. OBJ
iaineI letters o. administration the estate u Nancy
a Lindsey deceased hereby gives notice 70 ~ persons
indebted 10 said estate make immediate payHItni and
those having claims against the same will present HEM
properly auheniirs ed within the time prescribed hy
law, OF hi, notice will be plead 10 batoi feto'sty.
T.. G.. TISNlN, .fdm'r.
I,,.. On gt-3N
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Jr.rlct.-It !. cruelty 70 the innocent no,
10 punish The guilty. P.Ika. ss.s,
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FUN SALE.
THE subscriber desiring 70 90 South, offers for salc
Il The Plantation on which be now lives, situated
seven miles west from Hshorcueh, on the road 10
Mason Hall. This Plantation contains col acres, has
on il q good Dwelling House, and necessary out
houses, a good Orchard. and Well Of neserfailIng
Waet. The land is Of the best quality, and wei Inn
moved; sbou, one.hird il good wood land. Persons
dcsirips such place would 10 well 10 examine the
premises. n.EN,R NEBANE.
t,n.I5 g3-5w
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LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS

70 The " Mount Hernon Association in III,
County Of Orange.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-09-03
New Series---Vol. IL, No. 43.

Bsg@The last dodge to sell ready made
clothing has been introduced by the Boston
dealers. They place in the pocket an old
portmonnaie stuffed with paper customer
comes along inquiring for yestment.-
The dealer, if he judges his customer to be
OF the right stripe, after essaying several
coats, at last says; Here is coat made
for gentleman-he wore it one day and
sent it back--it was too small for him-try
it on. All, it fits first rate-like if it was
made for you. 1t is well made-buttons
sewed on-strong pockets" The customer
puts his hands into the pockets to try them,
when his fingers come in contact with the
poket-book. His imagination is kindled
with the idea of appropriating the suppo-
sed treasure. How much did you say
the coat was 2" he eagerly asks. The dealer
names good price. at suits me-Pll
take it, is the quick reply. The money
is paid-the self duped customer walks off
hurriedly with his supposed prize-not
stoping to hear the suppressed chuckle of
the dealer as he looked after him out of the
corner of his eye. A method of securing
sales, which savors strongly of rascality
and the drop game,