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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sMn9etoe.

DMr Unit rSeiGnete 1T rom gDetleneertdt ais abmtnifratUr
beS Wa9lafes bes SDbn DtetrtG bsfeat pOrben uno fOrbert
ale, bic nod NnfprnGe an ~teiaBten Na6laB Su MAIDEN baben
auf oieielbea mt ben 9ertGtltaen BeIeaeA umaebent etnSu.
retben. MIerGnber SO 80 r, Mbmintf 1tpr.
W3274n ibnlrn II enn~Su tIbing.
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&r0neem aatsO &eiDenDess!
DIR. Swayne's
.3uiaumenJeiebter Sbrup ben 0i(bfirIdeu !!
MuRerpr0emtlicbe Rnr.


pDint Rods, Srtcbrt6 g., gPb.
Or. Sw aSne- gDsrtper SER @s ais cine gFt4t g.
8cn rdS YubIttunt betrd9tene, sgglet6 aGer, UNI @u0 oerebt
gu fen, nil tb SUD nit euer mid felbt setreFeneen !&ur f.
auSerOrhensli6 betannt MAIDEN, ais jemGls cine nteberae idrte
ben Euroe. SIN lesten Stpbef bate t6 etne farfe Grulfprz
Ialtnn8, aus wel&er I'D eia&tf4Dur btlbete bes It'd aud ben
9nngen mtttbei lte. bic tnnsrli4 nb augtrlt6 Dui Sdletm
paffren mue auG bur& BITE Stfauna in metner 8ruif, 6rs
fbetRen NIT GROCER 9et8tt9fett babel bate t5 8oa unh
fetr ~btnfdIts. 70 ba6 meiue &erite aQe 6GFnuno aufoaten
ub tneine 8rdnfbe.t enBer benz SesetG pom IteSAtn bielten.
Sn pte(e n etfnpen 3Gltano blie6 i'd etae lnnse 3ttt, bts i'd Az
aert6punbeE f9tcn. Da td dber in zen j ettuuaen SSn ben
stslsh nunosrpDasn 8uren selefen bate, bic @a.r y 3
a m mea9eleeter S9ruP pDn @ttbftr-
f6en" berpcrbrddte, 70 f@tdte I'D sIet6 fur fanf 9pttefa
mad Baltimore, nno fns NIT benz t9etraua perielOen an. !3e
metnem ereBen @rtaunsn uno sur 8reube nteiner Gamiite
Fu9 bic OeTHunS tt Der 0ange GU 3u Geiten, metn 6ufsn
napnt ab uno alStb teen Spttei1 gebraa9t bate, par i'd y5L.
ueber fanf Sabre fab perFofen unb 'nrd Bin i'd stn oefnn.
per damn ts Snf oielen 1a8, pen 9. S mt 1855. SD bin in
tsnne' Rs ID &uS srUBe" DaHf f9utbt8 bin. A@tuue8ppl
GbOmaS Otrpn.
uno Tam be5tu8en baB er ME pben a%n6egeben, betaftet Sor'
SD betraGte ietne Q9teberberaeGung faf pte Elm gDpnbe~
Gr tb eth ~wlrbtseS Nttt8lteb Der GSefeQi9aft.
SCENES 81. Ourbprpw.
GaFpr ses gerliaer 8rtifes Der Baltimore g0Unfer,r,,
% Q0er taan bic %49etibarteit Der N~ussebrans bsawetfslS,
1a6bent er Gin 8eugAtB ME bas pbtge geleIen Gat.
20 9tot nur cine s~uSetlaBtse 8uberettung ppn gBtIbftrfbeu
nno ete etnStss bic Don !etnem oreentIi4en Nrats a~ueerettst
gDubctri6en."
Rrant1sttsn, pt&en sr anBstnefen II, uno fir pe1b. Bic
ttp1NH't@HeN Op'BtH uHS peltH VePrlu0e up Setgten, mann
l@ - 2ufen, &rtaltnn9sn, QusS ebrung, 1rendttis, @nas
%Ernftgreit. blausr 5uten, 8lutipeten, 5tiiertett, i8wo6e
Sttntme, SetenFet2n Doer Yrufi0merjen, eefGwdGtc @pn.
ateuttOn (Ue8en NttBbrau9 BON @alSmei unp an6egen Il. Ia.
9atn0 2%sritlOpIen CEer 3erstraafbett, tseInpe Ytstaune pber
gatsHn0un9 Ger Sable, &c. Seine r~aRrRaftsn @teenl6afeu
beret4etn ure ~tenteen 6as Slut, uub u~uterpaiten Bic 9rnft
40 Der Ippettt fe9lt. 49, @aetaieer gtrferttaer
Gr. SW1pne unb SDGn
4, Shorts SeSentb Street, l5er hem Nrorf.
9bil1belpbta,
0erfauft BET:
s. 3. GOpf. SO. rs 8atttmpreRrase;
3. af. &pGttne, SO. 95 8rDaowap
s. Grep, re. Of giUrtb @aDtraBs, unb
III Der AJlFce Dts Baltimore WeGer."
gOaaambtse bentf4e Gebrauds.g prf6rtftsn fab UNI CHE
dpneS Wteei;tnen.
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Rhodes
Observation-Disclosures &aff,
f~abrittrt mad Der 8Ormel Won
DIR. Jane I'll Higgins,

StaatSs @9entifer bon Wtarblano.
19ebe gum Ysrtauf auseebOteue 9a6uns I'll ressImdBt9 Spa
Or. Sdmes 5teetus unb @bartes Sidea aual9ftrt unp Nib
~vratGuOtg Bdrdnttrt.
Snbem mir bieies gdn3It6 G9 te un6 beurfu nbete
D inaemttte Dem Oer. st. Aferbduer fir bdS Sdpr
1858 %0prflbrea, entbalteu mir uns dler petddufsen Sener.
fur gen, ba er con benz QBerthe Der nit 9 d. 10 efeIfdur
bebGnbeIten Rnp6en p ufCmmen unterrt6tet tt. MEL
DE hn hOppelt. pbpspbOriduren Edlf ltefsrn unb a u fl6s.
d NJ efeIidure cr3telsn, ben pelentltpen unb
nUtbpenttBen NaErunseif9f fur 9FanSen.
Dd mdnderIct sDrdpArdte Inter benz Ndnten VSufer.9bpS@
pbpre" ben publtfum ~an9eecie en- wersen, 10 BADEN wtr ipwpbl
~ unirtr etenen St1ertteaun8, fopte 'u b~srienteen es Afers
bdueS i'm Nlgsmetnen, bic gdnte rrtHen Gafili@e 8ebdnbluno
son OIL p6es' upper. RbUS9prfa Mrem 4 all Den
Def Dren Siagtns II. 8tdea %ubereeben nnR iete sum gsrtaufe
auSgebOtene Qaoun9 niro pom tbnen re9eluaste serlebt unb
benz publitunr bata6sr 8ert&t erltattet, mas unierer Metuuns
mad fir fGmmtlt4e Mderbauer cine 9ebbrtge y 5rt9tSmdSre
gel TT, UNI tie Vpr ben Nnfor6n8en 10 pttlsr fest i'm Marftt
dnsebptener SerfGIf9ter Mrtttel R6er 3u ftelen.
9 ampbIete nit ener eenduen Observation-Disclosures
%periepen, werren bet A%nmeIbuns ~psrubfOIat UOer bwra bic pVl
9~e1eneet.
Der per-YbDspbUrfaur Salt Sir6 tn Safer unS side
Serpadt.
@rets $45 FIR biz GCnne RON 1000 pfS.
qpreae: b. M. Rhodes 81 Co.,
&p9,3mt SO. lat, gDsff 9rattfraee, 8alttmors.-
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neutrality-suspicious.

K. F. Wander,
1873 Sf Brattitr., 5tpiiden Canal II. Gbenfr.
SD made benz tcutlbe 9ubIttust bternit Ste Nnseiee, taB
i'd an pbtgem ptase Elm bsatf6eS NaGpetIunesbu er6fs
net babe, un6 bag t@ aLs Stfteaun8en uaO Ra3fraBem fur
@rbettsr uno arbetF8eesr, Dtentln6en9e, &dufer unb &srtdu,
fer pcn 6dufern nb ~fpnfieem %Si8entbunt, 0ermtetbern unb
Uitetbfubsnben befeas ~ausfabren perbe.
GliAfGlS belpr8e tb G0aecttpneR ron Re6nunnen unb
Renteu, ppflr i'd cute &eftrenSen eeben farn.
Nle Nuftrd8e Derben mnter psn Gnnebntarfen 8eStnaunaen
beiPrgt. Maral7,3mt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-22
GIN Nreis 8e9el Gpiel
BON $E00 Werth

BIT am WCntne Nbenb auf elmer 9tOb. 8sset.9 nhn tn 2erine
tn Pave. W.; i5 !. sssr r6ge anna bseOnasn @nD ~'rO tsb'n
Staar6ipteler Defenders fputen -nttt perfetlen 5U ~erfhetnen n.
@Grs18-S GAS, Ratfer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-22

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9(n.cioe.

Wd6rt6t wtrb hermit g~egeben, bab bic lin erSet6nete bonn
9Datienesrtdte Der Statt Baltimore Npqmabt 3urS erpaltuna
es Na9lahes tbreS Serpprb. &temaun q Dnrao & rtf6, err
palten BAT. 4u9 bic 6preerun8en an bieiengto6laB BADEN, per
eEn ptermtt out9efOrbert, ipl1e Kebf ben nbtbt9en Selegen am
pper ppt EN- .. Sept, 1853 etn8uret&en un6 eeltenb su MAIDEN,
! Der 81 eemdr tteaa, has fe tbrer a. iprlGe an btsfen Ma&lob
eeieBltQ FUR psriutts ertIart perrsn mBsen. &le, bic Sab
aufesfOrbsrt, tOI6e unpsrsr6it@ an llater5ei6nete 3a ietaen.
@ls23 An, jebewfm 81 NJ t1fraier,t ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-22

d. Sci elmer N%erIammlun9 Der G0boleIale
uno 01etail, QiqurrsSlnoler Der StaDt 8altlur.,
welGe am H9iittppt I6enD, ben IA. B. I4ti., i'm y~glarslanb
Jnnltste" abge palten purbP, fnb fol ltnoe 6erren ais 9oms
nittee srudnnt pprben, UNI bet ben babel intereIirten Sc
f@Gft5leuten SprSuipreDen un6 gus DedWrg Der NHs8Gbsn Der
Nhpciatton 5DnDS gu CCuetttren:
l. Warb-Iu9ufuS S@rRber, @rtanuel Srpns.
3. QBarb -Sanes Brpwn, 9enrp Wantin.
3. QBart-Senjamtn SterDppo, Gamuel 8rpcPs.
4. War6-IbDmaS s. @DatR, Is. s. gerttnS.
5. ~Darb-IbpndS Atc Dppea, 6. y. 6eaG.
o.. ~@DGrt-SUi6uG G. 5drrtIgtGn, Sranft'n 3fUttt.
Z. gDarb- 9ftGarD Rap, G6at!es Brady.
8. ~gDarb-Vatrtd 9Sean, Spbn Srctertf.
9. Warb-S mes %. 6pa ms, 9atrif &iels.
/. 2~parb-Satpb u. Mtaer, S5bn Nusfen.
II. Nar9-Spb. u. Muer, Sptn Qswts.
IL. l9drb = 6 brS, Gibbles. 8. QD. @GrrDG.
10. Q~Darb-Rtd'v Q8tlttns, DanI Wc&pv.
IA. Q9arp Maj. SEEING, Sol s. @mep.
IS. QGarb-SUbn 8tspatrtf, Ser. -5armdnn.
10. Qnarb-Sames MeDpnalb, Ssnrp Sroa6rs.
II. gparb-p. S@tatnssr, @tncent 8tnslep.
18 9Bare-S. 3. ppfnanu, Spf. StefeI.
%. QDarb QGm. SrapeH, Jpbn Tedrnea.
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Deutldes
Nrbeit Matbipetfum98 Smrcam,
QbQmeSItraRe SO. "a.

Inter Mufft6t b + aDeutf6en @efeafndft."
Nae Dt~ejsnt8en, wet0e beuIGe Sanbwerfer, @rbeiter pb
DteaabOtaa gu bsf3 itt8en wlni6ea, lOpte ale beatf den u
bettiu9eneen poaen TA psrl6nli@. p6er tn franttrten grtefs
bpff NO. SO Gbam wenbeu, pel6er unentaelbltd
MuS funft ~ertbetlen ntrb
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-22
1tfsetne.

Nuf Stelisttiges 0erfanssn fabet nnteraei@nster fiji oeran-
faet etnen neasE 9ansSerstn ~ %sranee4. Aae %btstsntesn,
ltGft eriu4t. f4 na4ten DOanertog BEN q. b. @t5. abeefG
s llbr, BET 9trrN q. 2eDsl, @dr DSn 2etgbt anR gOrtifrasg
tu etne0 pottauFBen 8srfnmntr g etEStnftnoiR.
1m INftrGee megrerer betbeilt8ten 8lrger
bmp y Gn9elh1rot,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-22

SD erlaube MFR bterHtis metnsN. 8unben 81 te5benESpub.
ntd6srn i'm @Gsemetnen. bic ersetene Nnjeise 3u Made baB
ID mesen Mtln8el an NaRn, ntetn Gefdaft aus SO. 7 9ar.
ttt0ntr. mad NO. 81 9anppegtr. (eezpper Warf) Serlest
base. 1peieibf i'd stnen beDewtenSen gprrntb pom Spbls unp
Sber Se6er gu BEN b%'at8fen @retfen an 6apb balte ndnlt6 +:
@tdenlob.S cblen.2eDer., Sern!od>S c1len>2es
Der, iel6f8entadte8 SdubsS firtiag uuo ale
Ssrten S6erleoer, bielt9e lOwte fran5Gliide
3albs2eoer, S~uf~2eoer, Stp=Qeper, Pferces
9eoer, MarcccO, Tutter=Qsber &C. &c.
Mud bate i'd euen bebeutenOen gDrrat6 Ssn ~eeDaIften
Sstefels fopte betCGene Sttefel-SAGfse pom beheE
fran30ff4en &dlb-Qeber, Sdub unb Wdnn'ss @atter- l1s-
pers pom eertelben Aualttlt 2eber S6ubmdber 80 erfseW5
S5tn6tn8sl t0rte aus8eiant1tene &DRlen fo ;u ben nte'
brighten pretfen su 1aben BET
QOuts Ser0atIus.
SANTOS SIC. 81 5anUperfra6e am Nlarft.
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Serldu0f

SIM bsutf4sn Nrbeitsbdreau gi6. s Nortt SreSertdarase,
| Cert welSer eaBltf9 i&retbea tana, 1 3ader, eObn S15 ben
W0nGt, l Sarfeeper, 2 AufWdrter, 1 Mann tn etnem Qtaupr.
9tOre, A 8usmarbeiter, Qobn $40 ben WOnat. 2 @drtnsr, Q,
5Rnst0er nn anf Itrmat sa %arbeitsn, 1 Sdubma6er, Q @aan
aul EN- STEAMBOAT, &na6en auf cine 6arun, 1 8utf@er. 1
A 3immsrmaO & n, 3 8tnpermd den unb 10 Ntdbdea fir a..
nppnltds 3aasarbett tn ameritaniiGe uat beUtI3e Gamtlten.
@ebubren eering.
WplQ-. e SboIhp{r,s- Moe,t
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@ta6t GomptroucrS Sffce.

Baltimore, ben 19. April 1858.
Nutts wtrb biermtt eeeeben, bas aae BON BEN Mapor nnb
Gtkbt ratb BON Baltimore ~aus9eheute Qtj nfen som 1. bis gum
20. nG6fen WfSnats erneuert wer6en nafen.
Mp211mt g am. @aceWbtn, Comptroller.
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so OOudr SelObnul10

fir b~ertenigen, FER BEN GbGter entteft, pt!Ge IN Ser Sra
ppm II. anf btn 18. Iprit D. S 3 8aume nit um3iunung
Der 6rDnt Dun Sri f ) Srape;tt an gelatr Noao GusriB u
tieielbsn ouf bic Strdes 1rf.
bmb eSree&pf Selutr ROaS,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-22
Glei0er! Silefberg

US 0teue uno IdSne Serrentleiber fit
GrdbIGgr unb SOmmer Fnb Su ba, en- in ben &eto erlabsn bes
5errn Geo. GRe8. Zeal, an Ser Nrrbpefs de Won @altimDre
aaO JrSS ~:rtffrabs. Die f@6nfe auslabl pom @tgfen fir
NDfe, Q8eften. ippte @dhimtsre unb Tuder &c. beadnpta an
panO, unb perOen btellbea f1r bic 8unben aufs bette unD
l4pnte 7%erarSsttet. - Sertt3e TtRtosr ron alien Sprten su pr.
tIlteE.H gE1tien. &0mnt un0 ptIfst isbf. 4p13.1mt
GI = u9en @ 9ontn9'S ausseSet9-
Elm nntr6sliGss NRtttel, eessa 2e5er6el0perSen Ser lu3
429speptte, unSer6auItateit, Nerpenl3wape, Ifp ma, Nerp 4.
t~rantbstten unp alien aus etnem tn uIpronuna 1erg tbeuen
d 1sen entfebsnoen Sraafbsttea. tt ;R 80 Getts Bic 5laf9e u
peltGuIen IN Der SfEee oeS G6eder0.
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]. C, Pipino, gihIenmader,
SO. 20 6 n pr f r., nabe 8eIair Marft

3eigF benz pubIifum e%ree6en1 an, baB er tets cine srpee Qus.
nabl p0n !Sa3bFt ten uab 53stoenOa6lsn, fUwie qtfOlen nnO
lin s%urratbts balt. Mad, db erntmmtser Reparaturen umO Be-
fprdt 6iefelben gut nnp fhneu. Mp22it
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-04-22

Se uQ opH Ueuer m q II n e r H. -
Scr8eltern gta4mitta3 faulen 35 Wtitalieber Der
4SaIbin8tcn engine So. BON YBtla9elpbia bier,
Der, I'M Die engine, Die tie bel Subn 0topo era &
Sp9ne belteGt batteIl, at5ubolen. SUI ,Nou,e
Der SAoepenSent engine @p. fanp ben G6dlten
3u Gbren am Abenpe Elm 8anfett ltatt 9srn
ba elIten Die 01lte gu einem Bantett tut Gc(url.
bia engine SauIe, Don Dd gu eIuen1 y antett IN,
0auie Der Ploneer 6OOf uno QaOber So. Qls
fe bier i'm belten 9ueipen p1reI, erI& ,ol GSeugrs
ldrm unO Die 0iite battel nun Da8 Blailtr nit
ibren Wirtben 3u einem 6euer in Gpncorbltr.
81 rennen A,8 aber oa8 6euer pcruber maj.
8inBen tie 81 etlem Blnfett in Der 91ett1uration
BON 8. ". Stead in Jtoro 9aptr. Damn al Ell.
mem 8anIett BET Settler III 0tpr'o gutapitreet.
0eltern Nadmitta9 fubren bic boufettirenoen
@aite Wiepeg as; Is Wtit9lieOer: Der Snpepen.
bent 60 BON bier be9leiteten lie, nm in Bbitaplz
pbta eth WeaiS gu banfettlreF.
Salfder m. @eltern in uIer
Sribe wurben SDbu Oamu3 uno Nenrb Sem
neop Derbaftet, neil tie nut. 9piaiger g4etIe bic
Glcfe Der Watdmann 6en.r 60. lduteten. SUI
itice gOpO ftraite le uul S., unO Die Soften.
8einabe ertrun fen.-@eItera frib
fiel ein 10 idbri9er Snabt. 02amenS Geaaer. Der
in OOrfltr. wo9nt, IN Rag 8alin (SGDleite) /; ct
Wdre ertrunten, wenn nitt Elm boGber5iqer,
junger WdnH, Nanlens Stinner ibm au Silfe
ms @aier 9eiprun9ert pdre.
Ger MOrb M DeIomore @Dues
&C. Der iun9e g6eauer bon bier. Der Der
@rmOrbung ieiues WiittuDenten oneeflaot 1T.
bat 9errn DaDiO Y,aul 8rcpn pOn 9biIabel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-24
HILLSBOROUGH MILITARY
ACADEMY.

IN January 18th, 1859, the Institution above named
~ will be opened at Hillsborough, N. c. TO be con-
ducted in chief by Capt q. q. Tew, now Superinend-
ent Of the State Military Academy at Columbis South
Carolina, and Mr.. w. d. Gaillard, graduate Of the
South Carolina Military Academy, and an instructor Of
approved experience The drill, discipline and
Of studies, will assimilae nearly practicable to
those Of the Virginia and South Carolina State Military
Institutions. The studies of the first two years, or
preparatory course, will be. Arithmetic Algebra, Eng
sh Grammar History Of the United Slaes History Of
England Ancient History, Mythology, Geography,
FreEch and Latin. The details Of the advanced course
will be announced hereafter.
the Academic year will continue uninterruptedly
from January 18th 10 the fourth week in November
The charge will be 5000 per annum, payable as fol.
lows; 500 at the commencement Of The Academic
year; 500 on May LIST, and 800 August LIST, for
which the Academy will provide instruction, text
books, stationery quarters, board fuel lights washing,
clothing Except Shirts drawers, and socks and med
ica attendance.
No pupil will be admitted under l3 or over is years
Of age, or who cannot read and write with facility.
Pupils will be received as day scholars for dill and
instruction al the rate Of $l05 per annum, payable in
three equal Dsialmenfs st the dates above mentioned.
Bul 10 this case they will be provided with arms and
accouements only. and responsibility will rest upon
The Academy except during the hours at which such
pupils are actually engaged drill or at recitation.
For further Information address the undersigned at
Columbia, > G., until January LIST, after that date al
Hilshorough, NC. G.. G.. TEW
Sept. Is. -5m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-24

TEA AND OTHER PLANTS or CHINA.-The
Commissioner Of Patents has received advi-
ces from Mr.. Fortune, dated shanghai, Au-
gust 10, accompanied By three packages oi
seed. The largest package contains spe-
cies of Brassied, which is cultivated largely
III the province Of Chekiang for its oil, which
is expressed from the seeds. II is probably
superior to the varieties cultivated in Eu.
rope, both in the productiveness and in the
value Of the oil. The Chinese esteem il
highly for burning in lamps, as well as for
culinary purposes the Ningpo ladies use
il as a hair oil. The other packets contain
two varieties Of kind of turnip raiish, cali
ed .Lobba" by the natives. Since the first
Of March Mr.. Fortune has visited various
great tea districts, and made arrangements
with the natives for large supplies Of tea and
other seeds and plants at the proper season.
The unsettled state Of the country does not
appear TO have interfered with his plans in
the slightest degree. lie has been kindly
received By the people every where.
Naies
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-24
" !Gl:sssa
For the Hillsborough Recorder.
THE SUN.

Now morning clothes US all in light,
And drives afar thesregn Of night,
Enters our rooms shows US its face,
In every opening leaves trace;
Mornings bright beams, we welcome thee,
Shine everywhere, bid darkness fee.
sun Of our earth. its very life,
Thou ruest DER darkness without strife;
Creation wakes at thy approach,
Night fears 10 feel thy soft'ning touch;
As soon as thou dost gild the heaven,
Nights mantle, dark, in sunder 3 riven.
Fit emblem of mans life art thou;
Thy rising, like his childish brow,
Thy sober noon his manhood's prime,
And evening gray, his evening time;
The time bis locks are siverd DER,
And furow'd age speaks him three-score.
Thy setting, too, majestic sun,
Is emblem Of mans race when run;
Behind bright clouds thy glories set,
While to thine eyes new scenes are met;
Like christians sweetly disappear
From mortal sight TO heavens sphere. s. H. B
November, 1858.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-11-24

How TO Prr NIT FIRE.--A good sugges.
ton i made by the Rev. Thomas Hill, 81
Massachusetts, in a letter TO Fire Com.
pany:
"Throw your water-not on the top Of the
FIRE, where Il will be turned aside by roof.
floors, and other distractions. or. touching
the fire, will ny of in useless yapor-but
throw il al the lowest burning point, that
the steam generated NAV At once ascend
through the FIRE aud smother IL; throw the
water at the lowest burning point. which Is
by it, ascending heat encouraging the whole
frc ; destroy first the ringleadsr Of the riot"
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SHEEP.

Our Minister to Prussia, Mr.. Wright, in
his description Of the great agricultural school
in Europe-Hohenhiem
Is il not strange fact that our people do
not devote more attention to the raising Of
sheepe BY the last census It appears that
the number Of sheep in our State is less than
million; and, il remember right. one half
OF the entire yalue Of the live stock in lndi-
ana, according to the census OF 1850. at that
time consisted of the value Of hogs. But il,
IN this country. sheep are more profitable
than cattle, how would it be with us, where
our land is cheap. and where our well-fenc-
ed pasture grounds would enable US to dis
perse with services of shepherds II has
been well said Of the sheep, that he never
dies insolyent his fleece will always pay his
cost his manure is always better than that
OF other animals; he destroys briars and
thorns; and in every respect exerts good
influence on the character Of vegetation.
Wherever he runs, wild grass disappears,
and his sure productiveness will always make
him source Of profit. With our immense
possessions. an extent Of territory hundred
times larger than Great Britain, more than
sixteen times as large as France; larger. by
more than twelve times, than all Germa-
ny; and with such large proportion Of this
terri,ory well adapted to sheep grazing. is
it not most absurd and wicked that we should
continue to Import wool to the amount Of mil
lions of dollars from those countries, instead
Of raising il within our own borders
Great attention is given at Hohenhiem, and
indeed throughout Germany, to The preser-
walton Of the manure and oifal Of the coun
try. On the Rothschld farm" an estate
Of about 900 acres, near Frankfort -on the
Main, one quarter Of which is in grass lands.
| found that about 600 gulden are expended
yearly for city offal, which every night is
hauled out in large hogsheads. The Batman
farm Of 500 acres, also near Frankfort, pays
large sum tor the blood from the slaughter
houses. and. in addition, is annually enrich
ed with 600 loads Of manure. Here II may
be stated that Napoleon has laid nut twelve
additional farms about his military camp al
Chalons, in order to turn the little manure
and ofal OF the horses 10 the best practical
account.
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Smithwood Female School.

IyHIs Institution j. nov under the control Of Miss
= ANNA ]. LYNCH. whose experience and sue
IN teaching win literal patronage. The
next session will commence on the first Monday Of
August next This school is pleasantly situated IN the
South East Of Guilioj. in strictly moral neigh.
iorhocd. Boam be obtained sl from six 70 seven
dollars. the Academy Il the design Of The pro-
pretofs To make this permanent Institution for the
thorough instruction OF girls. both in the usefu and
nsmenial branches. Music will be taught by the most
competent teachers. and strict care will be taken Of the
morals and department Of pupils.
?. c. SMITH, propf'etors.
July 2i. 52--ss
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se.s7a.sOs IS


Making the bonded debt of the State up
on which she IS primarily liable. at this time,
six millions eight hundred and seventy mine
thousand FIVE hundred and five dollars. Of
this amount. the payment Of the principal
and interest of the sum oi S400,nO0, loaned
in the State Bonds 10 the Atlantic aud North
Carolina Railroad Company, Is secured by
deed in trust on the Road, and nther proper.
" Of the Company, in conformity 10 the act
Of last session authorizing the loan. Sufar
the Company has failed TO pay the interest
on the bonds. IL is hoped, however, that.
when fairly in operation, il will be able to
do 50, aud relieve the State TO that extent.
Twill state also that, for two years last
past, the State has been compelled e. pay the
interest upon bonds Of the Cape Fear aud
Deep River Navigation Company for $500,
900. by reason Of her endorsement thereof,
and that she is liable in like manner for the
ultimate payment Of The principal as 4 falls
due, one third in the year 1865. the like
amount in 1875, and the residue in 1885.
Under existing laws, State bonds are TO be
issued as follows:
For balance Of 6tsi subscription TO West.
ern North Carolina Railroad. 100000 90
For subscription 10 same. made 10Th Au.
rust last under act Of last session. 70
complete the hrst section q the Road to
Morsanton, 4UOVu w
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FOR SALE.
A ca r ID.

%. ROBERTSON, !pINIlsE,
HAVING iscsiel 10 Chapel Hill. respectfully offers
his services 10 the ciifensof the town
and surrounding country. Heean produce satisfactory
testimonials Of his skill In the profession.
Iis Office sa. Dr. Moofeis. When requested. fami.
e. will bs sited o. at thefteside1ce Chatgesre
Iisonablc.
= Dr.. n. will be in lIillshorouah the fourth weei
In each month"; also supe'iof Count weeks and oienet
without extra charge) h requested.
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