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One hundred dollars will be paid TO any Physician
Who can prove that the Medicine ever injured Pa.
eni aud the testimony Of thousands can be produced
to prove ihal il does great good Cases Of from one
ssek 70 thfiefn years standing have been effected
The mass II lolnniar, Testimony IN possession Of The
Proprietor. yauchlng Is virtues aud curative powers i
immense. embracing we'll known 10 science and
lame.
100000 Bottles have hcen sold and mol single In.
s,snre Of failure has hrfn reponedi
Personally appsard hefarc me, an Alderman Of the
City q PhIadrlpbis. n. r. HELMBOID. Chemist.
Who being duly sworn does say. that his preparation
contains no Narcotic, Mercury or luxurious drug but
are purely Vegetable. H.T. HELMBoLD,
Sole Manufacturer
sworn and subscribed before me. this cal dsy Of
November, 1881. W. 7. HUBBARD. ALlerman.
Price 81 pr Bottle. or Sir for IS. Delivered
10 any address,
Accompanied by reliable aud responsible Certificates
from Professors q Medical Colleges. Clrrrymen and
others. Prepared sud Sod IL n. r.. HEI.MBOLD.
Praoiieafand daaiy IN Cleg,fsf Assemble, T,uliina.
No. SO South l0th ST. below Chestnut Pbilsd, l,bis
W 10 be hadof oil Druggists aud Dealrts through.
out the United states canaass snd British Provinces.
BsUor, II 6oupis,ltifs. A,k Ior HLabolds- Tsks
no other. Cures Gnnsaniied.
For sale by
DR. JAS. r. CAIN. Hillsbnronrh.
HOLT, MURRAY & CO., Graham.
May -. So
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BRANDRETH.s PILLS.

Fos the otve Of lafnensa. cons. fnsiRssi;o.. ,,,
Pepsia, Headache, Dt5iEig. Heokness,
&c. &c. &c.
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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NOTICE.

TyHE subscriber respectfully tenders his n anks
Cor the liberal encouragement given him last year.
and bess inform the public, that having
cialed Or. Hooker with hn, the business viii hereafter
be conducted under the firm Of JONES & HOOKER.
PRIDE JONES.
march, So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-16
All Disease Of h,s Eye

successfully treated by the apr LEGATION ,aa,Daas e.
yAroRs, &c an infalble and painless y, $500
diseases Of the Eve acute or chronic-Caiara ,,ann.
Inflammation. Film and Weakness Of Vision slanI.
ton of The Lids. liberation Of the Lachymsl q ~;
DC. To the asto nisbng and grsiif, ing effects Of ~
Treatment, the child the YOUTH those Of mature age 30
well those far advanced in life all bear testimony 10
The wonderfully enosatng healing and soothing effects
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-16

BANKS for ssle At thi, naice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-16
Hefnbofd's Extract ssnchu

i prepared directly according 10 the Rules Of Phai
macy and Chemistry. Nth the greatest accuracy an
Chemical knosedse and care devoted Ip it, combina
llon. See Professor Devices valuable Works on III
Practice Of Medicine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-12-16
From The New York National Democrat.
PRESENTATION TO DIR. ALSOPHERI

Quite agteeale affair came OF last night at the
Cooper House. Dr. Alsophen, who has been prac,is-
ing in this city for The Fast years has heen emlneny
successful 10 treating diseases ol the Far and Eye TO
such extent 10 ente him TO the name Of public
henrlacor presented. by fifty Of his former
patients, with pair Of magnificent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22

coming win bring all the improved implements of indus
,h, n mem, and we, the old settlers shall share In all
-; r. revements and educAte children and prosper
,hs rI sooa Mr.. mayer says must begin with
inc Axe, and the hammer and the steamboat AnA
thew csn % VIII naturally follow when most wanteA and
The folIov,ns a,aIf .'. 49,. 4" ~hhh nav" A'h'n-
Whereas - support Of Mf Thsyer's plan
time p- ne counties Of Western Virginia are at TINS
-ach In need Of increase OF intelligent labor, 70
-selope their unimproved agrcuitureal and mineral
resources and whereas the Hon Ell Thayer of Massacan'
sets, has this evening developed To plan whereby
Ted intelligent labor may be drecte this vicinity,
bringing with all the Institutions Of ed c'iz
tion--TheTefor
Resolved That heartily concur with the sentiments
and scduced by Mr. Trayer upon this subject
and that we odaly invite him and his annual army of
neiehbors invade lovely county with their poughs
their AZ ee, and their hammers.
Resolved That we will sustain and befriend them in
their friendly purpose of developing the resources OF our
state and that we will share with them lands rich in
Agricultural and mineral resources and that we will by
Combined strength and mutual benefits raise we,ern
Virginia. as she Deserves To be the garden Of the Union
Resolved That this work Of regeneration Of the Old
Dominion must begin with the plough, and not With
steamboat lines or railroad lines, which will come n due
time and when and which are the evidences and
effects Of prosperity, and by no mean, It's cause
Resolved That copy Of these resolutions forwarded
to the New York HERALD and Guyandot,e Unioaist fos
publication LEVI MCCORMICK
ROBERT CoBuR, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22

ARRIVED
ship Cahsrne Hayden, Antwerp, IS days, WITH mdse ANN
ship Martin Inther of sesrsro u Nichols, Newport May
IL With railroad iron to Walsh Carver chase
Gays ballas to master saturday PM touched Sandy
Hook bnt of without receiving damage by sseans
BARK Greenland tof Brunswick Snow Cronstadt May g.
with hemp &c to NewbolG Desroot
and lts passer to o.lrlchs 4 Co
ssrs g0Tnss ssr ,ss Hsv.s. a.: with e
Nor from Remedies for Boston, 18th of Hserss spoke
brig Herald iron, wn,C for sswDoft az ,. with
ton dc 70 Scran A Taman
Brig 0csvis woca*ar9 OF El,swor,h', Chase surinan.
Brig Henry Gull of Bef4st Bsah, St Jaso Dc Cuba le
days with sugar and mahogany to Moses Taylor Co vessel
Brig May Queen (ot Dsmarsco.ta) Morton, Cardenas.
days with sugar &c, to master 49,,
Brt hslsn var br Caro- Windsor Me- 10 days. with plAs
FL ySns, Smith Windsor Ms, lOdAy', with plaster.
Frs Mary fsrrow tof Belf.sD, Drinkwaer vaa,haven,
with granite for Fort Richmond.
schr Monrose winsow Cenfuegos Is days. with gasar 70
scsr Rasssc Robinson aDsSs Ma SisA, dsys
sctn Sc, Witch, Cspsins, Bridegroom for washfh80hD&
scbr Leesburg Croe ell Rondout for Bost ''slS
Steamer Delaware. Copes, Philadelphia CapA repors ~
n % % % large my sss on
Steamer o.pr.y, Kinney. Providence
Oh Empire State, n GAYS from LIVERPOOL
Ship Knicksrhecker 20 day nom Liverpool
Brig Clara Lawrence Of East Machiss from with lurr-
ber.-All three by pilot boat Virfinx, No 5
Ships Gray Oai, Cadiz; Switzerland ct George NIB.
Ships jeremiah Thompson. e. Victoria and others,
anchored at the SW Spit.
The steamship reported ys.tsrs.ys edition Asyrc
paugh, and not inc Tennessee, a. sent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22

NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE EARrHEwARB
TpE-About the close Of last year the earhenwsre and
glass trade OF the city Of Baltimore got magnificent
entertainment at the City Hotel, 10 which they invited
their brother merchants OF the city OF philadepha. II
meshappy reuoioD and has frequeetly been alluded
IN by The parties Interested The delegation from Phadel
phs remained here several days and were so much de-
lighted with the hospitality Of the Bamoreans that they
resolved upon similar demonstration, by way OF attest
ing their good feeling This will take rlace 81 the Ia
Pierre House. the afternoon OF the 25th inst, and Is
expected that four hundred persons all connected with
the trade will participate. Cards OF invita have been
cent 20 the trade In Boston, Now York, Psburg Aexan
dria Cincinnati Louisville 81 Louis and 70 several OF tho
large manufacturing towns In En3and aud neither pairs
nor expense have been spared TO lender Of the
splendid affairs OF the kind gotten up IN this
The Baltimore Association with the President, George
Herring Esq will leave here in the early morning train
OF the day. and be met nj Wilmington by committee OF
the rhiladelphans. They will put up at The Ia Pierre
Hosse and return home Saturday Baltimore Ameri
can, June 20
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22
Important Decision- Watches are not Malta
BILE Matter.

> l
An important decsion ~@ rendered Monday 10 the Uni
ted States Dstc, Court for the southern district OF Illinois,
In relation 10 the liability or 20 tmastersJsnd other EN-
poy Of the Post oice DcnaT tneni the United
states laws and determining 10 extent what be
properly transmitted by mail In he case Of the United
States Burton the defendant, who posiu s.cr
EwiDgton, Illinois, bad been inflicted for stealing two
watches that had come TO his office ~ch had
al Freeport According to the evidence at the prisoner
first examination the watches mad been on, paper
box about four inches square containing other letter
writing, and when they had arrived Mt lexington, Burton
took them out Of the box and appropriated them TO hs
own Burton In, ctcd under the 2lst section Of
the act OF Congress OF March 3D. 1928 His counsel moved
TO exclude the tesrony uf the wtness who mailed
watches, on the ground that the watches we're not malta
BILE matter under the following provision OF the OF Con
gress OF March 3D., ts45
Sec. is. And be IL further enacted That maIlable mat
er and matter properly tran'm issablc by mail shall be
defined and taken 10 mean all letters and newspapers
ard all magazines and pamphlets periodically Published,
or which may be published In regular 10 suoces
Intervals and all other written printed matter ~her-of
Zach copy number shall not exceed eight ounces In
weeA except bank notes sent In packages bundles
without written tiers accompanying them: but bound
the meaning OF these terms And any packet packets
OF whatever size weight, being mate up OF any such
malabe matter, shal subject all persons concerned In
transpor ing the same 10 all the penalties Of this law
equally as If or they not SO made up into packet
or packagos.v
Judge Treat decided that under his act, in connection
with that Of 1926 the watches having been put In sepa
rate package, not 'tmailable maiter' within the
meaning OF the law and that the defendant was not liable
70 prosecution under the United States laws for abstract
ing Them from The Uoted states mails-being only smeua
bic 70 the laws OF the State for the larceny
attorney having stated that this the yipon ssue
the Court instructed the Jury 10 find verdict OF guilty
The prisoner was ordered 10 be kept In custody.
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NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY, JUNE o. 1857

be the whole Of property ard CT great
nc s. ~ 10 be fund re-pect for We speak
a. nj, nd Of Mexico, and desire her 10 vsue this
course for her owg hspedt Mexico must DaBou order
may not stop short N the csyeer Of progress and reform
There ought to be sny one 20 andog people vizhe
That sqlht e r. lss ts@s sod aog.yss iar sYery
ns, srs- = M" "''"''''-
csiistn. Lo. tie rue
every circle into which society divided there-and in
worry Short time she will prosper TO such degree a.
to occupy that proud emnence TO which she 10 called
Then will be seen that Is not by but by civza-
i'm that the Anglo Saxon family has attained the drst
nson amorg the nations Of the world. Let the Mexcans
,rroupd President Comonfor 10 the present
act them all unite 10 support his government AMI they
threaeued TO by ungrateful and selfish chieftha s
by Gen. Lopez de Santa Anna
Santa Annals Expected R.turu IN m.r,co,
lCorresPoDasnce I" ae Baltimore Sum
. , WASHINGTON June 10
communicated to you some days ago the fact that
letters iro members OF General Santa A. mas family had
received by bis friends IN the UT led satcs stating
within ninety days that resourc M and veteran chie
would again plant his standard IN Nexco Several cir
cumstances occurred to r,oborate this fact Not
only General santa Annals anifeso and confidential cir
cuars but events IN appear render certain tina
an expedon 70 On d in aid Of the restoration OF SAINT
by Santa Apnas frierds In various parts Of Mexico
chroniced Mexican Journals and that they are all sup
pressed ia difficult OF belief than that they were
evf.ences Of general reactionary organization
The part which Soan intends To take either openly OF
poverty the restoration of Santa Anna and of his par
Of imperial government is Of more importance TO ri
than any change of one government for another
Mexico would be- Spain has formed any alliance will
Santa looking TO the establishment of anlsh do
mnion in Mexico II may lead 10 the ultimate expulsion
| Spanish power from America.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22

communication appears from One Of the Family - In
the St Louis Democrat designed 10 chow
other side TO the history of Mrs McIeaps abandonment
Of her husband and emb OF Mormops and that she
finned quite greatly she has been "sinned against
The writer quotes the following from a letter written
by Mr.. Mclean In June, 1856
q" Poor Ellen soul ceases not 10 bleei for her, what
cen do TO restore her to reason and 10 her relatives
amongst whom she was a bright ornsmenti Last March
wrote her long, kind and general letter in answer 10
received from her dated Decemkcr 30 1855 In thai
letter she notifies that union HUSBAND wife,
is forever terminated My reply, it seems, reached her
while she was preparing letter for c in which she
notices II as follows: .' Yesterday the mail arrived
bringing long and most interesting letter from
Mr.. Mclean; ! cannot answer this mail, you
will please cay 10 him that l feel abundantly
thankful 10 him for writing fully aud
tisacoIily; will next mail am looking for her
answer with intente interest Poor dear Elem would
travel 10 Salt Lake CITY barefooted and barehoaded If by
such penAnce might find her Invested Of her fatal hau
cinaton, and clothed In her right mind willing 10 &C.
company me 10 join her than orphan children.
Dear would wish, II u possible, TO turn this
picture aside and forever bansh from my mind the awful
conviction that your eldest sitter forever ot you and
10 her parentsforever lose and 10 her children
forever lost TO all Der relatives and friends And OH
God for bid It, but the conviction IL irresistible that
Loot 10 time and to eternity Sad sad truly Ono of the
nobest and best OF women violating the bright prcceps
and viruous exam lie OF her youth and bfe-and
sociaing with people worse than demons Yes, with Eel.
lows who have hidden defiance the government and
laws OF both God and man, and who arrogate Ia them
selves upernaural powers and privileges the better 70
cohe and cover up their obscene and vicious practices"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22

FoREIe CoEsuL-The President has officially
ecspzed Enrique T. Faon Consul of the republic OF
Che FOR tn city AZ New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22
POSTMASTER yos UrAH.-On the 2sth Of October

Postmaster PoR UTAH.-On the 2Sth Of October
last Mr.. Bran Morrell was appointed Postmaster at
Salt lake City, Utah. In the place OF Elias Smith removed
The credentials regularly forwarded from the de
pertinent but never delivered 10 Mr.. Eorrel Duplicates
followed with no better Mr.. Morrell being
at the seat 81 the general government yesterday received
his commission qualified before the Hon George T. Stiles
associate Judge Of Utah. Washington entered into
the bonds required and in day two will start fully
empowered W ako charge Of the Po Oice a, Salt Lake
city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-22
Movements OF ocean Steamers.

NJ an packages and -s-r' .rssn'ss h~ ~ wyv Yokas
HIRAln sho,Jd Ne ssalsd
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-26
More Mockery of Justice.

We learn from the Lancaster papers that
the trial of b. G. Bachman, late President
of the Lancaster Bank, for embezzlement,
was commenced before the Court of Quar-
ter Sessions at Lancaster OH Thursday, and
concluded on Friday. Mr.. Dickey appear
ed for the Commonwealth, and Mr.. Bach
man was defended by Messrs. I. Stevens,
Fordney, Kline, and Reynolds Judge
Hayes charged the jury on Friday morn
ing, and at II o'clock they retired to deli
herate on their verdict. On Saturday
morning they came in, and rendered a
verdict of " not guilty" Mr.. Dickey sta
ted that as this was case Of misdemeanor,
the jury should make some disposition of
the costs. The Court thereupon directed
the jury to retire, and find whether defen-
dant or the county should pay the costs
no prosecutor having been endorsed. In a
few minutes the jury returned and presen-
ted the following as their final verdict -
Not guilty, but B. c. Bachman, the dcfee-
dant, to pay costs. Mr.. Bachman appeared
before the Court and was formally sentenced
70 pay the costs of prosecution, which he
did accordingly. The costs in the case
amounted to $3.50 %. There being no
further charges pending against Mr. Bach
man, he was discharged. Mr. Fordney re-
marked that David Longeneeker had been
held from term to term to answer a similar
charge, and inquired of the District Attor-
ney what disposition he proposed to make
of the case. Mr. Diekey replied that Mr..
Longenecker had been included In this
complaint, but having been unable to find
any evidence against him to justify the
sending up of bill, the Commonwealth
had held him to answer, with the under
standing that if any new facts bearing up
on his completely in this transaction should
be developed in this trial, bill would be
sent up. Mr.. Baehman having been ac-
quilted, and there being still less testimony
against Longenecker, the Commonwealth
would, from the necessity of the case, be
obliged to consent to his discharge. This
is another example how big rogues may es-
cape punishment. Had either cheated the
community out of five or ten dollars, instead
of half million, they would have had full
justice meted out for their heinous Of
fence"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-26

sAThe Kansas Constitutional Conven-
ton adjourned ON the 7th. It formed a
provisional government with Gen. Calhoun
as Governor, to go into operation immedi-
stely. The only part of the Constitution
to be submitted to the people is the clause
sanctioning slavery
Forney's Press, the democracy of which
will hardly be questioned, thus disposes of
its doings:
There is q consistent disregard of the ueo-
pie manifested, a cool resort to trick, and an
utter shamelessness which altogether make
up satire upon representative bodies such
as we have never before had the luxury to
enjoy. The leading spirit in this Constitu-
hohal Convention seems TO be person called
ueneraI CALHOUN" who, we regret TO say,
was appointed from the free State of Illinois,
Dy uenerai FIERCE, as Surveyor General of
hansas ana Nebraska, and who in all his ac-
pons ihdicales desire to initiate rather the
character of member of the French Sarato
employed to carry out the designs nf To~.s
NAPOLEON, than the representative Of an bons
est American constituency. We give in
another column some of the doings in this
Convention; and have only to say, that if the
Constitution fabricated by this body is sent
TO Congress, We trust that short work will be
made gift. 1t deserves nothing but contempt.
If il has single merit, it is its consistency
with the fraud and wrong which it is intend
ed to perpetuate, and from which in great
part it has grown. The idea of set of men
chosen as delegates to this Convention, at
tempting to bind posterity to their work, and
daring TO nullify in advance the will of the
majo. ty, 10 so Dionstrous that are conder the
outrage did not excite the acole people to ciril
sra-"
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-26
CARD TO THE LAn,ps

DR. DUP0ECo's GoLDE-Y FE.MsLr sr,
infailiaIe iH removing stopS,ages or irresuia,s.
menses. These pills are nothing new, but ha,s I.
by the Doctor for aany years. both in Franz, ~
ca, with unparalleled sBecess in eresy ez.. II
urged by many ladies ho have Hsed ths n, Ia -.
pills public for The a.ievialion flhose saFr,i..s
irregularities whatever, as well a. pTeyep,ir.s
ladies whose health will not permit an inc rr,.s :.
Pregnant females. or those surprising Iheyn,s,,.
cautioned against using these pills, a. the u,o.r.
sunies no responsibility after the above sdaa,..
though their miidRess would prevent an, lsp,,,'
otherwise ihrse pills are recommended pi,,r.s|
company each boz. Prize 81. Sold q ksI,,a, -
by F. A. HARDT & CO.. General Agents q, I.ss
MfiiE rouniy. Pa, and also agents for Beil.ya N
Reedsyisle, Ailenyife, Gc- They viii supels ~
the propriat"rs prices, ard ,ebd the pill, 10 sa,
dentiaffyl by return mail to any part Of cEy ot
on receipt of fi through the Lew isiown Dos, a..
particulars get circular Of sgenis. sSsee In, ,.a
has my signature J. DLP0Na|
j,2o Broadway post ofase, New y
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-26
Died.

In the borough of Huntingdon, on Thurs.
day last, Mrs. MARY PATTON, formerly OF
Miffiin county, aged about 60 years.
On the I'd inst, in this place, at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Hannah G. Thompson, RU-
DoLPH BARDl, aged about 80 years. The
deceased was Hungarian exile, and had
ceme to this country with Kossouth.
On the 18th inst, in Brown township. Mrs.
NANCY TAYLOR, wife Of Robert Taylor,
In the 18th year of her age.
In Granville township, on the 18th Novem-
per- JAMES H., son of John and Anna Rn-
Die, aged III years and % days.
Wen think of him at eventide,
AND gazing at the vacant chair
with longing hearts will scarce believe
That he IS no longer there.
Wen think of him in his heavanlv bo,,a
In the heavenly home 80 fair.
And we will trust with hopeful trnst
That We may meet him there.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-11-26
ekE- Senator Sumner has returned from hi:
European tour somewhat improved in health

Holicray's Pills, the most thorough and
uncompromising antidotes to the poison Of
disease that the world has ever seen. are at
the same time the mildest and least violent in
their operations. Hence they are peculiarly
adapted TO the complaints of females. Their
Alternative mission is performed without pain
or any undue disturbance of the system. OBJ
struetions are generally removed, Irregular
ties are imperceptibly restrained, functional
arrangements of the most delicate nature are
readily controlled, and lost health and vigor
are restored to the female invalid by the use
OF this invaluable medicine, without subject
ing her to any of the inconyeniences and dan
gers which inevitably attend the " sharp prac-
tce" of the regular faculty in such cases