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The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-18

X Stephenson, Adrian Mich = w
Peter Rheinheimer, New Paris o 2 90
Levi johnson 200
l T Sherwood, Dearborn Mich / 90
r Reynolds, Rochester III T 200
Joseph Hallock, Westernville Ny 2 90
Benjamin Joy, Ludlowville n Y 2 90
o P Reed Ripon Wis 90
David Larison, Darlington Iowa 90
w Payne, Saukville Wis 90
Eli Mcmillan, Primrose Iowa 800
A Anderson 2 90
I Simple. Dover Iowa 90
Miss Amy Smith, Sunville Pa 90
H Blodget, Hermitage N Y l 90
VIM M Evarts, New York City 2 %
Jno Ward Jr, Newton Centre Ms 2 90
Fl Rankin, Grafton Wis i 90
j F oodering, Lawrence & I 00
Horace Lathrop, Ann Arbor Mich 00
Emory Clark, Clyde n 7 l 90
Andrew Slack, IS W
VIM W Joy, Racine Wis I %
Robert Hughes '' l o0
JAe B Thomas, ss - 5O
JAS Tinker, Rochester Wis ] so
Jno Myers j Frewsburg Il u %
Total, s254. 90
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-18
James Christian,

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR at LAW,
IA Lawrence, Kansas Territory, will attend
promptly to all business entrusted to his care,
in the various Courts of the Territory. Having
an experience of some years as lawyer in the
South and West, and being familiar with the
Presumption laws, he fiatters himself that he
can give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage in obtaining
pre-emption to lands, collection of debts, and
in getting redress for bloody noses.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-18
The Teeth! The Teeth!
Notice.

I AND WARRANT No. 1854 for I60
II acres, issued to Osmyum H. Wheeler un-
der Act, March 1856, and by him assigned,
hence duly acknowledged and certified, was
taken, lost or destroyed at Leayenworth On
or about the 2nd of September last, when
the Free State Settlers were driven from the
place. 1t is my intention to apply for Du-
plicate Warrant, but a reward will be paid
for the. delivery of said Warrant to the Edit
or of this paper. MORONI WHEELER.
S26m.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-18
THE MAGAZINES are for sale by
WOODWARD & FINLEY,

T IGHT LITERATURE.-Novels &C., b.
Ia all the best authors, such as Dickens
Levers, Capt Marryatt's, Thackeray's Free
Smiths, Mrs. Southworth's, Mrs. Gray's
Miss Pickering's, T. S. Arthur, and man,
others. For sale by W. d F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-18

TOBACCO. - Chewing aud Smoking,
Il Snuff, Cigars of finest brands.
aI-2 W-&F.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-18
Rurris & TroHbridge.

BUTTS q IfoWDr1dge,
CTORAGE, COMMISSION AND FOR
- warding Merchants, and General Steam
boat Agents, corner of Delaware street and
Levee, Leavenworth City, Kansas Territory
Feb Z, 1S57.-6m*,
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VIM. E. G0ODNOW,
Receiving, Forwarding, Storage and
Commission Merchant.

A LSO, Agent for the purchase and sale Of
"A Improved Claims and City Lots, at Man
haitian, X. T.
Manhattan, April 12.-tf.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-18
Gnnd News for Kansas !

Good News for Kansas!
NOV is the time to put down slave labor
IN by raising the Sorgho Plant or Chinese
Sugar Cane. A few papers of the above seed
Just received and for sale by the subscriber.
Apply soon, or it win all be gone.
Lawrence, March IA, 81. @. STEARNS.
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I Hall & Co.

RECEIVING, Forwarding and Commits
IL sion Merchants Corner Second and
Cherokee streets, Leavenworth, Z. T.
Dec. 6, Sc.
The Kansas herald of freedom., 1857-04-18
&c. W. HUTCHINSON.
FRANCIS BARKER.

Ioted, That the Secretary be request
ed 70 give notice of our next regular
meeting in the several Free State papers
OF the Territory, six weeks before the
time. and for four successive weeks, and
that ali ministers in good standing be
invited 10 attend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
LAVE PROM NICARAGUA.
New York. Mach 30.

New York, Mach 20.
The Tennessee arrived here this aiiernoon.
She I.Ii Greytown on the 9Th aud aspinwail
un the 10Th.
Gen. Walkers position j. unchanged. liz
still holds Rtas The Allies remain at San
Jorge. Walker had attac ked the latter place
~ ice unnecessarily. The failure OF Luck.
ridges attack ~ Gasiello is attributed 70
The eawaulIce uf Gol. Titus, WIN subse.
qucnlly lett and wrnt over 10 Rnas. The
Allies made iva attarks on Walkers position
on the Alb of March. but we're repul,ed.
Tie British, steamer clyde arrived At As
pinsslI On the 9th. bringing thirty drserters
lrom Walker.
The sloop of.war Decatur arrived at Pa.
mama "a the 9th.
CaIlau dates 10 the 9th &c February have
been received. Several vessels were Loading
al The thinchSs under contract u insurseni
vl,anco. The revolutionary part, are making
hut little progress visanso Was planning
an attack On Tturlli1.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
EMIGRATION To KANSAS.

The St. Tt,uis Democrat saws: every
boat. either from the Upper or Lnwer Mis-
sssippi. is crowded with emigranis. two
thirds Of whow are bound tor Kansas. A few
DAYS since boat arrived at st. Louis irnm
aboye, loadsd 70 her entire cap city with
emlgrants irOm Minnesota. Iowa, and Wis
copsin, rushing Kansas wsrI."
The cleveland (Oho) Herald saws; I" Here
abnuts the sound ~ preparation il heard, aud
men WIN apparently have al that heat could
wish are getting realty to start Westward.
Some will better their condition dollar wise /,
but may are ing seed which soon Will
spring up ia the shape of vain regrets that
they did nut " let well enoug, alonc." In
Trumbull county the Warren Chranicle SAYS
the young and middle-aged are raving under
the influence 81 the Western lAnd fever bnr.
rowing money at ten per cent. buying up land
warrants. selling their homes, abandoning
lucrative situations. That paper sayseyen the
old and grayheaded in some cases give up
their quiet comfortable homes 10 launch upon
the uncertain sea ii speculation"
The Daily Wisconsin Of Milwaukee saws
We understand that A. Reiler, ol Mayheld,
Washington county. is in town on his wav
10 Kansas with company Of between ifiv
and slxw intelligent Germans, whn intend
colonizing in Kansas. They will probably
leave here to.mnrrow. Mr.. Reiler. the leader
Of the company. is the original settler Of
Ma,ield, at which place he settled some
eleven wears ago. built Touring aud saw
mill. aud called around him large number
of industrious aud respectable people. Ills
example in going 10 Kansas is highly Sorths
oi emulation, inasmLch as he takes him with
company that will be very desirable ac.
QUESTION to any place. either in or out Of
Kansas"
The same paper of the 10th instant says:
yesterday morning the g,,d steamer Alvin
Adams reached nur wharf from the 0hio river.
having on hoard nearly six hundred deck and
cabin passengers. thrre.fourths 81 whom were
Kansas emigrants from the N.rthern States.
The most ni these were transferred during the
day I" The Missouri river packets, cataract
and w. u. Russell. which boats are now well
on their way Ia the Territory. We tnok &c.
easion To- pass through ,hr bmts upon which
these em,srants had engaged passage. and
were pe,sed al the evidences which men,
Marrn. aud Children gave Of honest purpose.
and health and courage 10 endure the tr,ai>
81 pioneer life. All were well provided with
emigrant plumber. and all cheerful. even
ihnugi, their aniing At this part was effected
il the malst II must di,coniurt,ns storm u
show aud esld"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
FAMINE IN NORWAY.

flrspRtps DrISo DaiLy.-The Englis,
paper. have scconnts fram Nurway, which
give q painful picture 81 The suffering af the
inhabitants II l,pland aud Finland, borlrr.
ing on the Norih tape II Norway OWN.
10 q la,lurr NJ the trnps. the inhabitants are
10 state ~ starvation I" Itundrr,ls are
dsirg daily, aud the living are compelled Ia
sub.i-i ~ they best can, on the bark ~ irres.
rr.nnd and ce"kri with oats. IL oriler Ia
alleviate ihesr suiiering.. charitable Commit.
tees have been nrgahized on the opposite
COASTS II the Gulf u Bolhnia To- col eel
contributions in kind. such as e"rn. fur
vegetables snd spirits. which will b. ennvey.
ell 60 them across the Ice 10 slvdges. A. AZ
addition 10 the suifsrings Of these pour erea.
lures, the cold 10 of severity rarely expert.
speyd sven In these iee.bJspd countries"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.
New j ork, March is.


The steamer George Law. fran Aspinwall
o. the evening 81 tie 9Th instant, arrived
here al an early hour this morning. with San
Francisco dates Of the 2OIh of February.
The steamer Sierra Ne, ada left San Fran.
cisco un the 18Th February with several
hundred recruit. for Gen. Walker.
The general news fun aliiornia is IN
mporiani. Mining reports irom the interim
are rather favorable, There hal been heavy
rains ia various parts 81 the State, causing
much damage. The markets were exlremels
dull. tlour was quoted al Sill.
The California Legislature h,d impeachrd
DIR. BATE, the State Treasurer, aud q W.
y hiirman. Comptroller, fur misapprnpria-
ting State fund. Ia the amount IL $3.50. goo.
Twel,e 81 n rand 81 raI,5er> Who recent,
murder. d Sheriff Barton have been hung b,
the prullr u San Dieg,.
An ARRAY had taken place al San francisco
betwrrn Y. A. Cohen, the banker. and
rhoma, King. rllinr Of the Bulletin aud
broihcr the late James King. Cohen wa.
The aggres,ur. aud was shot through the j.Ms
Both acre arrested. but King was discharg
ed
slthtIst w utNbuslNts aiN othe
organized IN The Interior in aid 81 Maker
A bill 10 legaiizr The state debt ha,l been
introduced into the Senate, and will un'
drubtsdiy pass.
The Indians had made an attack upon th,
Pit, River Valley settlements, in Shasta
county. and murdered The inhabitants remain
ing there. besides burning The hnuses aud
killing tn horses. cattle. &c. The largest
part 81 the inhabilan,, had previously left
The valley. With the intention ui returning IL
the spring.
A large lat of iillibusiers had g.ne To Sonora
to JOIN Gandars.
OREGON date, 81 tie 9Th Of February state
lht al Indian ouibre-k had occurred nea,
f"rt S,nc.r. Four ahiic Inrn aud large
number I'll cattle were CARRIED of.
There had been great murialliy among the
cattle 10 the nrighb"rluod 81 the Dalles, one.
fourth IL which had persisted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
To Mule Raisers,

Nj Jack Simon Pure will stand the ensuing season,
- and include the fall season, at his stable miles
north Of Hilshnough. DO not intend 10 send him any
where else. Price for Insurance five dollars each, The
money due when The fact is ssceaneJ or The porperiy
changed.
DEscRlPTl0N.--Simon Pure will be five years
old 10 June is ioal geer and il sire 10 some as
good colts any other Jack He il very near fourteen
hand. high, and Of excellent form. have the certificate
III John A. Vines, the gentleman Of " HON obtained the
Jack. who says be from as fne family 81 Jacks as
any in the eastern part Of the state. His dam was the
largest Jimmy ever saw and os black as a crow.
TYRE Is. RAY.
February IS. TIP.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
TROUBLE rs NEBRASKA.

cOrrespOadeace n ne Ner York ES,aiag Post
On,h,, Nebfa-k, Territory, Peb 81. 1857.
We are under the government 81 vigil.
anee rnmmities not far the general purpose
of refarm IN administration. bIt f,r the
,indicaiion .l sqnatrer sovereignty. Claims
have been "jumpcd." rantrary 10 the
ead,." aud sevr,aI !" Jumper" have alrra,l,
been tired aud forced t. withdraw their
"fling" Our streets are filed with citizens
armed with rifles aud musket.. Our best
men are heart aud soul in the movement
This is 10 protect the three hundred aud
twenty acre claims. II will succeed. was
Yesterday witRrss 10 The destruction 81 a
Jumpers cabin. The army i again under
arms to-day M examples have vet BEEN
made but shauld any offer rrsi.tancr shall
MT be surprised AZ any thing IN the way 81
punishment The surrounding t"wns have
sent delegations Co a mass meeting. AUD
oHrfed assistance aud sappnTf. Law rrIgus
supreme. II Is the law Of protection I"
rights acquired b, fret settlement. ssll IN.
derst.od by our venerable Secretary 81 State
md which is iaundrd an The Necessity ii a
forming soeiety and civilization. o. every
other snlj.ct. We ATE quiet snd psacrablr.
Yours, truly. OCgiDENT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
LATE FROM EUROPE.
New York, March 20.

The steamer Alps has arrived with Liver.
L eol dates To the 4t,.
The vote on cobden's motion was 263 for
247 az 'inst. but 4 Is believed that L rt
Palnerston will not resign or dissolve Par,
| Lament.
The Alps brought no mails.
Mr.. Champion has been appointed Minis.
ter to ilsno,er.
Ad,ires from China to the 18th December
have been received No new operations, bul
the news is principally confined to the de.
tails II the burning of Canton. The E,npr
ror has issued orders prohibiting his subject.
from trading with the English under penalty
of death. An attempt had been made by
The Chinese 10 destroy the Englisl, fleet
The attack was made 1T low wafer when the
ships could mot manGuyre; but twas CALAMITY
repulsed. Admiral Scymonr abandoned the
Dutch folly fort and factory gardens. aud
strengthened his POSITIONS down the river.
All the western suburbs 0f Canton and
part "f The city were DESTROYED by FIRE on the
18th January. The Mandarins in ,ariou-
districts have ISSUED ed,cts against the Eng.
fish, aud Offering rewards lor the assassina-
iions and incendisrisms at Hong Kong. All
the Chinese have quilted the service Of for
eignrrs.
Private adyices at Hamburg. say that al,
fairs AZ Hong Kong are alarming. A bonn
bardmrnt incited general mo, ement 1T the
Chinese. and the populace show unusual
rourage. Foreign residents at singapore are
Compelled 10 60 armrd 10 prevent street
attacks from HE chinese aud Maays.
A Paris letter says that the Sw,,. Question
is not improving; both parties were still in
bad humor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
wRouoHr lRoN TuNsELs--A Novel Cow
sTRtc'riuN Iiahilitv If v.;IrnaJt br;.l.ae

wRouoHr fRoN TuNsELs--A NOVEL Cow
sTRucrInS.--'rhe liability Of railroad bridges
10 accident interrupting travel aud frequent
ycausing destruction d liie.ha 'irertrd the
attention Of engineers 10 the prac,icab.lly
y tunneling rivers for practical purposes.
ihis ~ a very extensive operation performed
IN the usual way. but we see BY the Washing
ton Union that Mr.. John w. Cochran, of New
York. proro-es to construct a tunnel Of
Wrought iron upon the same principle as
making steam boers aud iron ships without
rivet-, bolts or screws. Thus built upon dry
land. il is launched like ship into the water.
the ends clos'.I upto aoat il. while channel
has been preyionsly prepared 10 receive il.
When placed inils bed il il covered up
and protected securely from any obstacle that
may be floating about. The water, which
has been previously introduced to sink it. is
pumped out Its construction entirely over
comes the effect ol expansion and contraction
when the ends are connected with the mason
work at the various approaches. Mr. Coch-
rams invention j. now undergoing the test
ofexperlment lie expects to have hi, tun.
mel made and laid under the bed Of the hi.
cage l,I,er within the next six months. lie
claims that he Can cruss u river with his tun-
iiei IN half the time and at half The expense
ii railroad bridge.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
RALEIGH PAPER MILLS.
RAGS WANTED.

ITO be delivered at the Railroad stations or at my
warehouse 10 R4legh, Or they will he taken from
the different stores ID The State. Merchants and others
buying rags viii please advise me when they have
quantity Oh hand. or will send them 10 their nearest
Railroad station. as can still aod 10 pay the highest
pice IN cash on delivery from stare or at Railroad
staiinn either IN hank bills checks Northern funds.
Refr en'es--Cashiers If our Banks in Raleigh and
the principal North Carolina anG Virginia Merchants.
G.. W. BRNEDlGr.
n. B.-Constantly on hand. paper suitable for Cot.
tn Fart1rie' and newspaper wrappers. Cotton waste
wanted g. w. Is.
Raleigh. March IS. sl-6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
Ma.hInr,en. M,reh ID


THs evNrRL AaERIcaS TaEAry.-The
amendments IL the Dallas Clarendon treaty
are, ~ addition 10 numerms verbal amend
menis. introduced TO render The mraning oi
certain passages mare clear The first amend.
ment, musrl by Mr.. seward, ASSERTS that the
sovereignty d The by Islands is vested q.
clu.i,ely ~ Honduras. Tie second. mo,e,
by VIZ. Rnsk, declares that The sovereignty
VI the Mesquite roast belongs to Nicaragua.
the Indians having pssrsscry right to u nnls
az obr Indians here have to tltir lands. The
third. by Jrir Davis. that this country d es
not 10 any way gusrantrr any grants 81 lands
made 10 any partirsb, the Mesquite ln'lIan..
This j. IL prevent Enal,sh colou,sts from set.
ting there
Tie san,lwiih Island treaty was kiilei f"r
the prescott by Senator Benz min. "n account
IL il. anticipated elect upun the sugar IN.
terests u the country.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
ooyERSoR oEARy,s srArEMryr.

Saint Louis. March ~.
The Democrat publishes t;oyrrnar Geary's
statement relative to recent e,ents in Kan.
sas. The cause which induces the Governor
resignation is the failure 81 the President to
fulfil the pledges Le made a, the time of his
appointment 10 support him with the army
aud militia, aud with the treasury IL neces.
ssrv Hut instead IT receiving aid he has
paid sl2. 900 out or his own pocket 10 sup
pnri the admi, isiraii.n lie has been refused
the aid "f the military under the mest urgent
circumstances. aud tlwart.d bs the ju,liciar,
u The Tertiary IN every possible mannrr.
The Governor states ih,t there were fits
prrsons under oath, ir,m the day he entered
the country till he left, To assa.sinaie him.
pr.'ynled his official career did mt meet thrir
appreciation. The Governor regrets the step
he !. obliged 10 take. aud saws he feels conf.
dent. had The pr'mis i assistance been rem.
de,ed him. he could have administered the
affairs ~ the Territory TO- = manner aerepta.
81. 10 The hunr-t SETTLERS uf both sides. o.
relation o. the outrages committed 10y the
prn..layery mrn, he says that halt has not
heen iuld. The great bmIy II The people. he
says. are conservative ani law-abding, aud
are willing to make ,acrIices Ear peace
that the irsi,bles have been oCcssiunrd BY
ambitious .clemers with M special interest
10 the ierfiiary's welfare. who never desired
peace. nur will allow il 10 continue. Il thry
have the pnwer t. prevent u.
The G,sernor has LETT for the east, and
Secretary WoOdson Is acting Governor 81
The Tertiary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25

wrsrsRS GEOGRAPHICALLY. louis. March
i6.-In consequence u The increased travel
west. iwu passenger trains were put IN the
Pacific nilr"ad to-day, connecting Jefferson
with the lightning line steamers Tor Kansas.
The Kansas emigtatian,- u,us FAR. Tor this
season, equals ANYTHING known in this country
brlare. Gov. Grary aud his secretary. DR..
tiwinn. arrived here yesterday en- route for
The East.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25

ANY one will admit this great truth, that any rene.
dial agent. whether simple compound. that . ,epe.
,eneJ IN cure tpery complaint disease thai is knoSn
c,u only he called hHmbug. ard the owner u il sn
.mpa.trr snd that any article compounded scientific
principles. designed for specific disease
add does EFT c,uiIy ani permanently that disease
il blessing 10 Ihlse afflicted with o. aud The owner Of
should he hanored aud gratefully rememereI. Such
one Is q. A. LeonifI. proprietor of the South Ame-
ricsn Fever sud Ague Remedy. Try il, aud you will
never say HumJug.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
ls.. Advertisement .I~Go. Genuine %sp PsaI.oa.

WOODS HAIR REsrORATIyE.--Thi.w wonder
ul preparation j having extensive sale IN al parts
of the Uuon. Il Is one of the few patent me,Irincs
which are now sid the county. that are really
what their invenisrs claim Tor them. Wherever il has
had FAIR trial, the result has heen precisely Wood
preJict-. u has f,iled % turn the white hair
back The nliut color, where The directions have
leen sirirtly followed aud 10 numerous eases i has
restored the hair upon heals thai hid been bid ior
years 4 j. not pretended thai il will mske the hair
grow III every csc. hut where i fails there Is certainly
~ remedy. The restoration 81 The hair has been e
lecied 10 - many instances where the case SEEMED
utterly hopeless that Il Is certainly worth while faf all
Who have s, their hair 10 Try the experiment d Using
q bottle Or Two Of Wo1ls Restorative.
Moline Workman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25

G0vERNMENT i'LERKs IN WAsHISoroN.-A
letter from Washington TO the New York
Tribune says:
The rule announced by heads If depart.
ments to subordinates is that removal will
not be made without cause. Heads nf hu.
reans we're notified to communicate this de-
termination, 10 relieve clerks from anxiety.
MIR. Cobb as adhered To the present causes
81 dismissal, that of dealing in lottery tickets
and irequenting gaming houses. lie has also
required the board Of examiners sitting On
application for clerkshps TO make their in
,estIgati"ns rigid aud mol nominal.
Secretary Brown has notified the assi.-
tant po.tlnasters general that they will be
retained; also the chief clerks Of the depart.
mrnt.
PoRTs OF JAPAN 0PEN.--It is stated in a
foreign journal that the Emperor 4 Japan
has resolved that two pOris nf the empire.
,hose Of Nangasak and Ilako,laji. .hall be
open To the vessels Of all nations. There
ti;ry might repair, take in provisions. estab-
ish arpnts Of coal. &c. The other ports IT
the empire. moreover. are Ia be accessible III
vessels IN DISTRESS, which may take refuge IN
hem. but which will have To- pni To sea the
moment the danger il over. No foreigner i
10 be allowed 10 penetrate int" The interim
II the country without sperial permission
lrom The ,iief Of the State.
fREioMTs FROM DEEP RIVER. The Stea
mers Enterprise and John u ilanghton. will
large irelghls from Hayw"oti, arrived here an
frnla. lat. Amo"g the articles Of produce
all Of which found ready sale aud go'Hl price.
hire, We notice l28 bales of cotton. 2O8 hbls
81 Hour. so bbls. 81 rosin aud spirits. &c. &c
FSy. Obs
An extensive planter, who has recent,
Examined large number u plantations i
The parish Of ST. Mar.'s. la. assures the New
Orleans Bee that the prospect Of the mex
.ugar crop Is magnificent. aud was never
finer than at present.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
MARR1ED,

In Aamance county, at the residence Of Freeman
l.eath, Esq, the l2lh nst BY the Rev. j. H. Pick.
ard, Nj. l.. l.. DssHossH TO Miss FRANCES A.
LEATH, daughter Of the late Freeman Ieath, Esq.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25

II The Rev d.. Bonsal. IL Virginia. writes thu.
Dr. u. T.. HENBoLD--DsAR SlR:-I have been sailrr-
ing with sircian Of the bladder, attended with great
piin f over fifteen years. aud have lreI many rrme-
dss With little effect beyond thai OF heing 10
same degree palliative. The Compound Burhu having
hlrly heen strongly recommended. was induced 10
make it trial. and my experiments have resulted mnst
satisfactorily. found relief fson the ra bottle aud
have ecded 10 pcfi'fmins cure by The Of
Ten hotties. You are al liberty 10 make use Of my
NAME asl am well known. aud my he the means VI
allordmg reief 70 The many who suiIef rs dill.
Respectfully yours.
Rev. !. q. BONsAI.. VI D..
Richmond, Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-03-25
PLANTATION FOR SALE.

IAN n I ION TOh SAIE,
vNfiE subscriber will Offer at public sale, on THURS.
DAY the 18th Of March neN, on the premises, the
Plantation on which he resides, nine miles south Of
Hill.horoogh and ten miles west Of Chapel Hill con.
tanning about $50 The place has on very good
buildings, and the land is in good condition and well
wse,ey Persons DESTROYS Of purchasing are invited
10 view the premises.
SAXFlELD BREWER.
February rs. ~