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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-18
70. w. WOODS,


House Painter and Furniture Varnisher.
nEsIRES to return his sincere thanks to the citizens
~ Of HlllsboTough Chapel Hill, and the surrounding
country Tor The very liberal patronage they have here
ofore extended to him. and weuld respectfully inform
them that he continues 10 carry the Painting business.
His siyle Of doing work, lie thinks. is handsome I;
his maeiils are OF the most substantial quality; his
charges are as moderate the hard times will admit
them 10 be and when be receives order, be puts it
risht through on the fast line, and settles by the
role 81 live and let liye.
Science has asserted. philosophy teaches experience
has proven and everybody knows il 10 he 50, that
house that Is well painted will last three times long
a. one that j. not Then ciizens II illsboroueh, let
economy he your diraioI,gise the painter ID, and
lei the fine arts flourish. coatof paint would greatly
improve the appearance Of manS OF our houses
lew months regular employment 10 a housc.paner ia
Hillslorough would make 1t the preitiesl town in the
state. Then lct your town pride animate YOU to
brush up.
Before decays ciiicing fingers
Scratch out the lines where beauty fingers,
TO THE LADlEs.-Mr. Woods will aitcrd
promptly q Cleaning and Vanishing Furniture
making Il look as well as new
All orders thankfully received. Address
l.. w. WOODS,
HiIistorough, n. G.
January 81. 49,
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JUST RECEIVED,

JUST RECEIVED,
A FRESH supply of Oils, Paints, finishes, &C.,
- 1000 his White Zinc Paint,
500 lis. Pure Lead, in oil,
bbis. Lnseed Oil,
Dbl. Bakes SLATE Paint,
hbl. Spanish Brown,
keg yellow ochre, French,
keg Glue,
] keg Litharge.
Also, copai, japan. Coach and White yamishcs
Sc, which will be sold cheap for cash.
AT THE DRUG STORE.
December 10. 6s-
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DR.. Roscoe Hooker,
HILLSBOROUGH. N. C.,

WILL generally be found, when not professionally
engaged, either al his Office residence, opposite
the Orange Hotel.
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WANTED an active, honest man in each section Of
w the State 10 take orders By sample for I" Me-
ALLIsTER's HoMGoPATHICR REMEDIES" To
active men literal monthly salary and fair commission
will be paid. Address with stamp 10 prepay answer)
DE-. ]. 5. McALIiSTER,
74-iw. Jersey City. n. j.
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Early Comics.

The receipt Or ADVANCE SHEETS from the
Blush publishers gives additional value 10 these Re
prints. inasmuch Is. they can now be placed il the
hands Of subscribers about soon as the originsl
rhilinns
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AfELY REcEIvED--Best Corn SHELTERS. Cof.
IL lee, Moasses, spun Cotton, extra quality, and
many other goods. Cheap Tor cash and 10 Punelual
dealers. JAMES WEBB.
F.h,n,r il. s6-
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,t,o INSURE A GOOD CROP OF yEGETA.
4 BLEs-Use Mapes' improved Phosphate q Lime.
loi just received. am ready 10 receive orders
for the Phosphate Of Lime, from those who wish 70
il Oh com III the spring. A. u lis value teer 10 al
who saw my last years corn crop, aud to my crib
nov" Terms ea'a onF. JAMES WEBB.
February IS. TO-
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NJ D r. ! g =

,ENHE subscriber intending 10 10 the country,
requests all persons indebted to him to call and
settle.
He also offers his Town Property for sale.
.. f. LONG.
February'll. To-
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the whole lower portion Of the city as high
up as Green street. Broadway was flooded
from the Exchange to the Delavan House,
and the stores and cellars on the west side
were filled with water. All the streets be-
tween Broadway and the river were naviga-
Bile by large boats. A large number of cattle
were drowned. AT O'clock an alarm of
fire was sounded in different parts Of the
city, adding terror to the scene. The pro-
peller Western World took fire and sunk,
and it is rumored that several lives were
lost. Twelve canal boats, three barges, and
two tugs were sunk. The canal warehouses
on the pier were stove in, the food making
breach through them.
Four hundred cattle at East Albany were
drowned, as were also many horses stabbed
in the lower part Of the city. Three wreck
ed houses passed down this morning from
above, and two men were seen upon the roof
of one Of. them. Both the Hudson river
and the Central railroads are submerged
the trains landing the passengers in the out
skirts Of the city.
The streets at noon were in the greatest
state of excitement. Several alarms Of fire
were sounded. Families from the flooded
districts were landing from fiat boats at the
post Office steps, and the water was still
rising. The lumber districts were also
oyerliowed.
The city Of Troy is nearly overhowed,
and the bridges are in danger. One bridge
from up the river foated down entire against
the Troy bridge.
Chicago February 0.
Destructive Flood al Chicdgo.--We are in
the midst Of the greatest food experienced
here since 1919. All the railroad bridges
are badly damaged or swept entirely away,
and no trains are running. The railroad
bridge over the Du Page river was moved
BY the ice on Friday night, precipitating the
locomotive and six cars into the river. The
fireman and brakeman were drowned.
The Potomac river has been flooded in
the same way. Part Of the Long Bridge at
Washington City has. been carried away. A
canal bridge is gone; and break in the
canal OF 900 feet, and one Of so feet.
Great damage has been done likewise on
the Schuylkill, Delaware, susquehanna, Ohio
and other rivers.
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N o T I c q
febrnary Do.

n OsT OR MISI.iID, 4 note o. hand drawn W
~ Wilson X. Cole in favor Of the subscribers fot
ssly.fve dollars and thinyour cents, bearing interest
from February 1885,. As said note has no, been trans.
eued by either Of Vs. III persons arc fcrcwafnej trading
ol. and The ssid Coe IRON paying, sid note 10 any
person bot ourselves.
BROWN & WILKINSON.
February a.. 75-ss
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LoxornTy IN ESeLAND--We yesterday
published biographical sketch Of Mrs.
Curgenven. whu.recently deceased in Corn
wall in her Tooth year, but some months since
there appeared in the Illustrated London
News az obituary Of Miss Elizabeth Gray,
teacher, who died in Edinburgh in April,
1856. at the age 1903, having been born in
May, l74S, who at the census of 1851 was
then the oldest person in that city, and at
her death was the oldest person in Scotland.
Her oldest brother died in 1928, twenty years
before her birth, and her father in 1855. SO
that she survived her father lOl years. and
(Which is so much more extraordinary that it
may not again occur in a century her brother
1913 gears bstore her. She long taught school
10 her native city, and gentleman now re-
sident ia london. stated he attended !. Il
years ago.
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THr CAPITOL or VERMosr.-The Vermont
State.Iiouse at Montpelier. which was de-
stroyed By FIRE on the 9th instant, was begun
IN 1883 AM, finished IN 1887. Tie total cost
was siss, or, of which sl5 900 were contri-
buted BY the inhabitants Of Montpelier. and
the remainder was paid out Of the State
treasury. 1t was simple but imposing
structure. Tie centre was 70 feet broad,
with portico displaying six Doric columns.
There were two wings SO feet, each. making
the whole length Of the building so feet. The
centre was 100 feet deep and the wings so
feet. The top Of the dome was 100 feet from
the ground. The Vermont State House was
built Of Barre granite, and, intellectually,
was the handsomest State House in New
England.
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ERESH GARDEN SEEDs--GROWTH OF
IL ls56-By d. LANDRETH q S0N--Just re-
ceyed and for sale
AT THE DRUG STORE.
February IL. To-
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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-29

Sam, why don't you talk to your
massa and tell um to lay up h's treas
ure in heavens'
what's de use OF his laying up MS
treasure dare, he neber see y" T.
CANT r. a4ss .-@@aa
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-04-29

That was a beautiful thought Of the
little Swedish girl, while walking
with her father on starry night, AL
sorbed in con emplation Of the skies,
being asked Of what she was thinking
replied. 4 was thinking if the wrong
side Of heaven is so glorious, what
must the right side be'
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WONDERFUL wonderful story
OF a most wonderful discovery of a
wonderful aud extraordinary cave re-
Gently appeared in the Wateryille
Oneida, N. Y.O Times. After q
minute account Of the cave, and the
wonderful armor found in it, the mar.
rstive concludes with description Of
the most wonderful discovery Of ALL
"A helmet, Of brass and iron, the
front piece Of which bore the following
letters, Roman characters: %. L. O.
S."
Ii the reader will reverse the in.
scription on this wonderful helmet, he
will find it to read IS. o. L. D.
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BY SANDERS & BROTHER.

The new cent will be distributed to
the public in about three weeks. A
million are already completed, and
two millions more will be finished be-
fore the mint commences paying them
out. Col. 6nowden declares that
since the establishment Of the Mint
the large amount Of eighteen hundred
tons Of copper have been used up in
the manufacture OF pennies, making
l5O, 900, 900 Of pieces. The quantity
Of Spanish coin still in the cou try is
estimated at two and \ half millions
OF dollars.-N. Y. Times.
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L0GUA - 0H1NV7x,
NSw Ynrk 4nrSNea nr~

Manufactures aAd loAisn In Harness, Bri-
dlss. Saddles, Oo1lars, Blankets, %.
AyE are now Misunderstanding extern sively Coach,
w Gig and Team Harness Of The latest style ana
the work ntsd TO give sarsiscon or no sale.
splendid variety of Coach, Buggy, Toam and RI
dir Whipsjust rsccv 90, the most extensive assor
mentin the WesI. Blankets in every variety; India
Rubberho Covers ~ msnufscturer's prices; the
west.
Thankful for past fsvors and hoping continue.
ton Of the same, Aatter ourselves We can please
all In want Of articles In our line. --A
LOGUk q NEWLY,
I'd st., doors East of Brady,
Oct 3d ,5S dtt DnyenpoYt. Iowa
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II
WINTER ARRAN0ENIENTS,
IN and sitsr Monday, iDec'F. lst. l656,and until
A/furthei notice, trains will leave k0ck Island dai
", Sundays excepted as follows: 80
iet mailtfain a. 1000 A. N.
Cd express, stopping only the principal
stations ct - 500 r. N.
Sd Freight, with Cd class cars ct $50 A. N.
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily, sundsys except
ed, asfollows: ~-
LIST night express ~ 800 A. NJ.
Cd Mail train at 500 p. n.
ID Freight train At $50 p. N.
Alltrans this road In direct connection Ut
Chicago with trains ever bothtne Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. X. TO and from DETROIT TO.
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Budalo, Niagara Fslls, Albany, New Yofk,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
La Sale with trains of the Illinois Central Road
north 10 Galens and south 70 st. Lons and Cairo 70
which places tick cts can be procured Of s. $. STE
VEINS, Ticket agt. r. r. Depot MI.
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity fgiving
distinct directions 70 the destination of their bag.
gage, also 70 procure tiokets before taking their
sea the cars, the conductors collect fares only
to stations the limo OF the Chicago and Rock IsaAd
Railroad. JOHN r. TRACY, Supt.
VIII. WHITMAN, Asst up't. 7NaHS
Ials nd mil
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PIONEER BAKERY

NHEsubscrtber having been sumnarly oustsd from his
oadstand BY IRE, has opened out in the frame
building adjoining Nourss, Vss Co., Front between
Rock island and Perry sts, where he will be glad
his old fiends and % many disposed 70
favor him with thsir patronage. d. MOORE.
tuly II DIFF
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BUY YOUR eIOVEg
At THE MW
a1IAT wxST11x CINCINNATI
8 T o v q 8 T o r =
And Tin Ware Mandatory,
ID Street, Z doors East Of HarTisoa,
Wholesale And 1stAilI

MhEKE VIII alxAys Be 70 tone Of he bsstas
Wire, Japanned Ware, Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper
Wsrsin this city. Among lis assortm snt Of y
s TOVES 80 1sa
are the celebrated CLIMAX add Charter OAK Cook
stoves, coal or wood; al o = full and complete
sortmsnt FsrioR. Box and Heating Steves, klevatsi
GUS 70 monitor. Our motto Il, Quick Sales and
small froftsi Coed work, all warranted NO sale;
one dolar save IL dollar % med; and BY calling
q this 6ovs esors ron will savs II and get just
good an article - Of any other hose.
Fsrtle9lef asts.uon paid 70 Howe RooAng, Spout
stock, hoping 70 rscevs shsfe Of ths public pot-
ronegs ~ his motto: "Qsiek sales and Small
PrOAtA.o faanll u. l. 6QRnR.
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SteAn 11Gino9 f0Y 6alo.
A GOOD engine Of G tacA cylinder, u inch
N sucks, vflA pAnp, gevssnoi and Dkee ali IN
complete erdss. Also enc slx-Asrss power PORT-
ABLE STRAIN ENaIAR In complete runsise ss-
der, for sale ehsap for ssah.& Require Of
/ :. hi fs& Jackson q CAhMAN
apI4Au OF Jsnns, DeAAeliy Co.
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LAID fpr sale.

EfOUR 10 acre lots milo nsrth ef Fulton station
= on the n. & n. Railroad on reason able term 5.
Also. go scFes one mile Korsh Of wa,sost Chez D;
one.half cash, balance In one and two yssn.
Also $40 acres In Washington county,% ~ acres
s only 10 miles from Iowa City and ~ fro m Wash.
ington, on 1ne road from Column BINS to Richmopd:
VIII be sold cheap and part on time.
Also, four4O scfe lots near lows CITY, beautiful
farming land and well Wstefed. 7@'-
also, Lou in West Davenport ranging In size
rom " ieet 600 to u acres, sold for down and
balance In one anG two years.
Also, sevsrai neat buildings leased ground
would DC sold on reasonable terms. Apply 70
nhIS T. C. EAOS
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4aatiists.
Commission WsrcAaOis.
1. ". CURTIS E CO..


Forwarding and Ocmmission Merchants,
Warehouse, opposite K. r. depot, Davenport Iowa.
DEALERS IN
Grain, Flour, Salt, Cement, and all dsserip-
tions Of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and attended ~ with dispatch for the
purchase or sale Of Grain Produce In this and other
markets. ~
our facilities ample for the storage Of all kinds Of
Grainand Produce,
Liberal cash advances made eonsgnments when de-
sired.
Special attention paid to receiving and forwarding
rood. y Railroad or river Charges established rates.
--REFERENCkS-
Cook Sargent, Bankers Davenport; Chubb Bro Bar
Co., Bankers Davenport Geo W Tin, Banker, Bunalo;
Bank OF Orleans, Albion, N. Duchess Co Bank, ";
Thomas Kempshall, Esq, Rochester, N. X; Walter
chant, 1t. Louis; Collins, Humphrey Co, Chicago
Wurtz Hatch Co., Chicago; K, McAlistsr, ESQ i;
Chicago Doughty, Wilkinson o., PoughksPsie; wat
kins owsley com mission merchant, Louisville, KY
tune % dit
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1118ASXA LAND A0BuCY.
COOK, Sargent 4 Parker,
FLORENCE, NEBRASKA,
VIII attend promptly to all business conussted
with Land Agency, either In Nsbsalkx or w ester
IeWG.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located,
Bus.ness ar them can De len with any OF the IN.
deIsgned.
DbK SARGENT, Davenport.
% <, sARG ENT q DoWNEY IowsCity{ lows.
COX, SARGENT 4 COOK. DssMotne
.shn
ChilArsn's Weolsn oooda,
II EST assortment In town, ct JUOi'S
- Octle Brady st., bet 18th and 9th.
FNHk undsrsigDed having pufck the interest Of
L hI. BosFseh In the Arm Of Bosrsch, Bremen &
Co., will hereafter conduct the Copper, I'm and
Sheet Iron bsslness cadss he name and nile Of
RREHNRR 4 CABSRL,
N. b.--The new arm will settle all accounts due
Sept 3o.-dH
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HByH0 OOssBS U0O AR1600HEOb.
THIS the most beautiful and pleasant place In
Il scott cousty. The dwelling has eight Foons
and cellar. Large yard full Of skmbbery and ovna-
esrriss, goessberdes, pIums aud cherries Large
OF sapsrief ffait,s acres OF land IN
Der CULTIVATION sropnd The house, including the err
shsfd eor Is ssrss woodland pasture, with arsusod
Tor family use, and % lot Of land may be had
ith the above dsscribsd premises IL dssirsd Nors
and smeke house. In Ane, 1t ID my old honsstesd,
adjoining the eity Of Lee lstrs, fron hieh
nns view Sfthe town Of Port Byron and the Missis.
apsi nycr 10 eetainsd. Apply soon " I. C. RADs.
sp4ou z-Ed Davenport
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SINGULAR CuRE.-The Baltimore
Patriot. OF the Goth inst, says:

SINGULAR CAUSE.-THE Baltimore
Patriot, OF the Goth inst, says:
A lady residing in the western part
Of the city, formerly q COMMUNICATE
Of the Episcopal Church, having late,
" been converted to the Baptist faith
nnder the ministration sfthe Rev. Or
Williams, Of the First Baptist Church
OF this city, was on Sunday evening
immersed in the presence 81 large
congregation. This lady had been
afflicted for number of years with
the rheumatism, SO much SO that she
was unable to walk without assistance
After her immersion she came up
out of the water relieved of herattilc-
ton and was enabled to proceed TO
her home without the help she Tor
merly req uired. This wonderful cure
was made the subject Of some very
feeling remarks by the pastor OF the
church, who attributed it to the agen'
cy Of the Divine Spirit
BLACK DIAMOND Cur DIAMOND
Injustice, like Justice, is two-eagea
sword, which can cut the oppreeso5,
a. we'll as he oppressed. The bred
Scott decision has already turned tne
advantage of the negro: Last week
4 negro was sued for debt IN MiGh',
aan court. He put in the plea, that
under the recent decision, he was no.
a citizen, but a thing-not humanity y
but real estate-~and therefore not IN
dictable. The plea was sustained,
and the creditor went home cursihs
fancy. -e's'
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Copper, Tin and Sheet
from Shop. mn

'Hk undsrsiGned are nov openine new Copper,
Tin and 0host Iron JOhb1ng 6hop, on Sec.
md Street near Harrison street. A full assortment
Of the varous articles posAg tbs stcck OF com
plste Tfn-ware and Steve ttpre. All soYts OF we'll,
times b had 1t the above Mentioned place,
Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead, Sheet Copper, Sheet Zinc,
and Bathing Tubs on hand constantly. Tla7 E1'
their line. = - y
Particular attention paid 70 Tin Roofing and sspe.
ctally TO selling Williams' Patent Pump with ball
valves. az 7 eieF 0sl-i =
snoksstacks, brseeAing, we'll tubing, setting,
ike NAMES. ~ &C an | 'sT----,
July II, ,56d diff BRUNNEKA "a SSRI-
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professional CARDS.
Iab'Isrs.

rHEo GUELICH. Nv. STEWART
GUELICH & STEWART.
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law, Hotartss
Public, D..
C0bscysncing, Investigations of Titles, Payment
Of Taxes, Loaning aud Investment of Money, and
all other regular business prom attended 70.
Once on I'd ST. Ia Atkinson's Block, opposite tho
LoClaire Row,
sep4 du DAVENPORT, IOWA.
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rennsylvania AailroaA .

1Three Daily ThFongh Trains betwoeA Philadslphia
leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh II A. NJ !, md
Pittsburgh fer Philsdelph att A. NJ. The fash iae
leav o. r. M and Ptsbu RI Tor Pm.
adelphis at P. NJ. THE NIGHT KXPRkoS train
leaves PhiladslPhia for Pittsburgh at II P ~. aud
Pittsburgh for Phiiadelphis attic P. N. 80
Railroads 10 sndfrom 81. Louis, No., Alton GaIena
and Chicago, III. Frankfort, Lexington and Louis
Vile, KY; Terre Haute, Dayton, Springfield, Belize
zanesvils, Msssilon and Wooster, Ohio; also, v!ih
the steam packet boats from and to New Orleans,
s.. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati,
Through tickets be had TO or from either of the
above places.
For further particulars see hsndbis at the differ.
and this the shortest ard meet expeditions route 10
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York or Boston. :
THo'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phiia.
Phila, Nov Cd IS dly
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NEW TIN aT'ORE.

NEW TN 1IORE. ~ 20
sTSHk subserbers have just opened ! store On H,r.
1 rison between Third and kouftA strssts, where
mey intend manufacturing and Keeping constantly
Copper, lin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Psrdcular attention paid 70 Roofing, spoutins and
Joobing. Country ueFchants can rely Upon beine
supplied With Tn ware at Wholesale piices. AZ
RAks, old copper, head &c., taken IN exehAnRe 70,
soods. IAlledn ii. GRANLREs BILL.