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JOHN d. ARTHUR,
IMPORTER AND JoBBER

IMPORTER AND JoBBER
AGRICULTURAL A IMPLEMENTS
Washington street, near Davis.
HAs JUST RECEIVED, By LATE ARRI-
IL walls from the East and will continue 70 receive
large and varied assortment Of
AGRICULTURAL GOODS,
Among which are the following, which win be
Sold at the Lowest Market Rates
OK Yokes, assorted sizes, complete;
OK Bows best Vermont make In cases OF dozen pars
Grindstones, assorted sizes-a large assortment;
OK Yokes plain; OK b0w-pns; OK chains;
Steel Garden Rakes, assorted sizes; Potato Hooks and
Steel Spades. Amcss squares long and short handled
6h0vels;
HOss Tg.ls No. y assorted sizes; California and Plant
Steel grain and coal Scoops; Hay Knives;
orowbars, sledges, Screw wrenehes, Brushes;
Hay Cutters, assorted sizes; Horse aud Wool Cards;
Axes, Hunts and Conss; Store Trucks assorted sizes
hay Forks, 2, and tine, ruttles and other kinds;
Barley Forks, large; Manure and Straw Forks;
Hay Rakes; Barley Rakes, beat quality;
seedsowe; Cultvatora with steel and cast Iron teeth;
Horse Rakes, revolving and steel teeth;
Farm Wagons, light and heavy; Harness;
Carts and Cart Harness; Hames; Horse Collars;
Canal Barrows, best quality, In cases Of u each;
Winches for the Mines; Double Trees three horse do;
Plows, steel and cast iron, Of all sizes and prices;
Cheese Presses; Cheese hoops; Well buckets:
Grain Cradles, Grape Vine and Giants extri hnRera:
Axe, Pick, Sledge, Fork and Rake handles;
Corn Mills, grain Mills; sickles; Scythe Stones:
Tanning Mills, assorted sizes; Extra Knives Boxes.
Sections &o., for Reapers; Extra Arms for Threshes;
Reapen, Mowers Threahes, &c.
The subscriber, having purchased and made arrange
ments for full supply Of Agricultural Implements IN
returned, he win be aEl l1s77 T71' =
IN THE CONSTANT RECEIPT
Fresh Goods, well adapted TO this Earket,
By clipper ships arriving during the season. which be can
similar eaiabliahment on the Pacific coast FaFmers and
dealers will find il for their interest 70 call and see the
subscriber, at his agricultural warerOOms
l % 'ls JOHN ID. ARTHUR, 4
Ism and Washington street, near Davis.
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CPERMAroRRH0A, or LOCAL wEAKNEss. NERVOUS
~ peblny, Low Spirits, LAsatude, Weakness of he
mes and haek Indposlt0n and Iacapabllty for labor
and Study Dulneq q Apprehension, Loss q NemoFV.
s.eon 70 society ,ogeo solitude, tmidity seEdiIiui
a.llnc headache, involuntary dischargts pains N ne
oe enectlons o. the eyes, plmples on the lace sexual
and other nhmtes inman are cured without Al M M
laety oeleorafed Physician and Surgeon, Dr. 4 y CAP
KAY. His method Of curing diseases L new (nnknoWn
% othe) and hence bis great success An c1ngulafon
BY letter OF otherwise, ifee. Address I. u CZAPRAY'
ND, San Francisco, California. Ism
, 1858-06-04
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San Santistu.
DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S

DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
Grand Medical and Surgical Institute
Sacramento street. OeO'O Montgomery opposite Pacific Mad
Steamship COHpdnVs Office, San Fruncisco.
Established In 1884, for the Permanent cur. al
all Private and Chronic Diseases, hnd the
suppression OF quaclery.
Attending and Resident Physician,
L, j. CzAPKAY, MD.
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Pby.
can 10 the 10th Regiment Of Honveds Chief surceoH
70 the Military Hospital Of Pesth, Hungary and ISts
Lecturer on the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Communications strictly confidential. ConsultatIoua
BY letter or otherwise, free. -
Address DIR. L. J. CZAPKAY,
San Francisco, Cal.
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Agriculture ~ Henry esphens R 8, Of Ednburgh, and
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J.R. MEEKER & soNs,
DEALERS IN
LIVE STOCK, FRESH MEATS, PROVISIONS,
AND GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Cali and examine our stock Orders from distance attend.
ed TO with promptness and dispatch.
l-8m" sTEILACOOM ". T.
GEORGE GALLAGHER,
DEALER IN
STOVES, HARDWARE, TINWARE, AGRI.
CULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ETC.
Sly Olympia, W.T..
5. NeCAw q co.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS AND
SHOES, READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Hardware, TInNvarc, CrOckery, SC.
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FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c.
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w. II. WALLACE,
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FRANK CLARK,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
oTncE-cOrner Of snOqualmoo and Claim streets,
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PARL0R STOVES.
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SHOES, CROCKERYwARE,
s-tf GROCERIES, &c.
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WINES, LIQUORS AND HAVANA CIGARS,
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.Wtll TeEt Between Jackson and Pacific,
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Have constantly on hand and for sae Al The lowest prices for
let Enlre .a.siAciOn guaranteed viii regard % both
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nPoRTERs AND DEALERs IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WINES AND
q LIQUORS,
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Importers and Jobbers
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
SAN FRANCISCO.
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DEALER N ALE KINDS or
CARRIAGE'AND WAGON STOCK,
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
STATE LEGISLATURE.


Pasquotank and Perqnimans--John P.,ol, Or
Camden and carriiuck-C W Williams, d
Gates and Chowan-Rich'd billiard, ID.
HYDE and T,rrell-Basnight, ID.
Thomas J. Person, d.
tIariford-R G cnwper. Op.
Beriie-J y berry. Op.
Martin and Washingfon--D G Guyther, u.
Halifax-M q Whitaker. ID.
Edgecombe - II I Clark. %.
Pitt J Bionnt. 0p
Beauf,rt-R ) Donuell. Op.
Craven ID Planuer. OPP
csiteret and Jones-w. p. Ward, d.
Greene and Iennr-J. p. Speight, ID.
New lIsno, er-W. :. Ashe. ID.
Duplin-w. J. Houston. ID.
Onslow-I.. w. Humphrey. y.
Bladrn, Brunswick, Ret. u. M.Dowei, ID
Cumberland aud IIarneti--I. Z. Gilmore, ID
Sampson--A. A. Mckay. ID.
Wayne-w. X. Lane, ID.
Jollnston---J. L. Leach, OPP.
wake-Moses A. Bledsoe, ID.
Nash-L. n. u. Battle, ID.
Fmnklin-M. Landlord. n.
Warrcn-T J. ptchlnrd. ID.
Gran,ilIe-C. II. X. Taylor. u.
Persona. W. Cunningham. ID.
Orange Turner, IT,, %.
Alamarne, &c.--Junaihpn Worth, 0p.
Chatham--E. VI. Siraugahn. Op.
Moore &r.-A. Il. Mcdonald, 0p.
Richmond aud Rabesan--- " alter l.. Steele, d.
Anson aud Uoion--S. u. Nalkup. op.
Gmllorl--R,lph Gofrell. Up.
Caswcll--Bedlard Brown, ID.
Rrckingham--Geu. ID. Boyd. D.
Necklenburg--W. r. Davidson, ID.
Cabarrus aud Sianly--E. W. Davis, OPP.
Roman and Dasie--J. q. Ramsay. Or.
Dayidson--B. z Duuthitt, 0p.
Stokes aud Forsylhe--J. J. Martin, n.
Ashe, Surry, &c.--Jus. Dobsou, u.
lredell, Wilkes, &c I'll. n. Carmichael. OPP
Burke, Mcdowell. &c.--E. p. Miller, Op.
Lincoln, Castor, &c.-F. ID. Reinhardt. ID.
Rutherford and Cleavelahd--L. A. Mills, ID.
Buncombe, Henderson, &C. Is. NJ. Edney, ID,
Haywood, Macon, &c.--W. II. Thomas, u.
Democrats 3o--Opposition 10. Democratic
maiority IA. III the Senate of 1861 The
Democratic majority was 10.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Alamance I. Scales and B. Y. Roney, Ds
Alexander--Burke, Dem.
Anson-J. A. Leake and A. J. Dargan, 0p.
Ashe--Allen Gentry, Dem.
Burkc-rodd Il. Caldwell, Op.
liuncombe--J. :. +. Baird, Dem.
BIaden--J. w. purdic, OPP.
Bertie--D. Outlaw AVID r. n. Henry. 0p.
Heaufort-Sparrow and windley, OPP.
Brunswick--T. d. Meares. OPP.
CaldweIl-T. J. Dula, Dem.
Cabarrus-E. y. Burns, Op.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01

~ We think il hardly known even to the mos, in.
telgeni q our readers how deep some 81 the sciences
are looking down into the mysteries 81 creation. We
knew there were wonderful discoveries in these times
and wonderful uses made Of them. hui dbl know Tho
Chemists were initiating IN their crurihes and
passing the most wonderful productions of organic lie
Daring The visit 10 Lowell we were introduced w one
% their prominent citizens 10 the laboratory Of Dr.
Aycf-invenlor Of Cherry Peeiotsl and Caihailic
PiIls-where We were shown with generous ffankness
his processes and his products This master genius Of
bis af IL manufacturing the subtle essences Of flowers
from tar and other vegetable substances His essence
u Pine Apple. Strawberry. Checkerbeny. Ounce.
Pear canella Cinnamon. &C.. mol only equal bot II,
exceed 10 purity and hivo those vegetable. themselves.
III III or Wintcrgrccn u purer and Of better favor
Aan any that can be gathered from The paniand vet
Il made hy chemical composition from the Hydro.rar.
hons In tar His process Is 10 analsze The substance
and End the ersct ultimate atoms Of which Il is made
then rerempose them IN the same proportions which q.
it 10 nature. Christian Advocate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
THE GREAT CABLE.

The Scientific. American publishes number
OF engravings representing the construction
and the exact size Of the telegraphic cable
Just laid between Europe and America, the
European terminus being at yalentia Bay,
Ireland, and the American in Trinity Bay,
Newfoundland.
The celebrated cable is cord Of only three.
fourths of an inch in diameter. Its fiexibil-
lily is SO great that it is as manageable as .
small rope, and it is capable Of being tied
around the arm without injury. Its
weight is but 1880 pounds to the mile,
and its strength such that it will beat
in water over six miles its own length
if suspended vertically. In answer to the
doubts which were entertained as to its
sinking to the bottom, it was enough to say
that tits heavier than those shells which have
been taken up from the bed Of the ocean by
Commander Bergman, while engaged in
sounding along the line Of the telegraphic
plateau.
The cable is composed as follows, begin
ming at the outside and stripping of its sew
eral coats in succession.
l. A coat of wire, consisting of Is strands
seven wires in each strand, arranged spiral
ly around the cable.
Q. Six strands Of yarn.
8. Three successive coats Of gutta percha.
4. The telegraphic wires. These are sew
en- in number and are arranged in circular
form. in the centre Of the cable. The only
use Of the outer coats is to insuate and pro.
tect these wires. 1t is along them that the
electric current is to run when the two con-
tinents would speak to each other. The
slightest puncture of the gutta percha, BY
which the salt water could come into contact
with this central wire, would be fatal. The
secret leak out to the sea, and neither men
nor fishes be the wiser for it.
We can certify to the above being an &C
curate description Of the cable, as we have
been shown, by Capt. r. $. Tucker, piece
Of the same, set in gold, which was obtained
from Tiffany & Co; Of New York, the pur-
chasers Of the so miles surplus cable which
was on board the Niagara, by Col. w. IL
Tucker, who was in New York last week
purchasing fail goods. BY the way, it will
he seen from our advertising columns that
the Messrs. Tucker are now opening then
fall stock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01

pool to-day for Quebec and Montreal. and
the U. s. mail steamship Fulton, for New
York. Is to be despatched from Southamp-
ton to-day.
CThe above dispatch was received at Trim.
ity Bay at about nine O'clock last night, and
would have been here in ample season fol
publication in the morning papers, had the
lines in Novia Scotia not closed at nine
o'clock.
We understand that after the cable il
opened for business all the land lines will
remain open night and day. and the speedy
laying of the cable from Placentia Bay, N
f., to Sydney, N. S., or to Portland, Me.
will obviate much Of the delay and uncer,
tainty in transacting business between New
York and Trinity Bay.-REp.
One Day from london.
London, via Valentia, August 27.--Morn.
ing.-The Emperor Of France will return I,
Paris tomorrow.
The King of Prussia is too sick to visit
Queen Victoria. She will return home on
Monday.
BY the treaty recently concluded with
China. by France and England. the empire
is open to the trade of all nations, the Chris
tian religion allowed, and foreign diplomatic
agents are to be admitted. Full indemnity
is to be made to England and France on &C.
count Of the war. No mention is made o
the United States.
st. Petersburgh dates to the 2lst Of Au.
gust have been received. The announce.
ment Of peace with China gave great salts,
faction to the Emperor and Court.
Dates from Alexandria are to the 9th oil
August. The steamer Madras arrived al
Suez on the 9TH. with Bombay dates to the
18th July. The Gwailor insurgent army is
broken up, and much progress made in the
establishment Of order all over the disturbed
districts in British India.
Lord Derby has signiied his willingness
for the Government to amend the charter Of
the Atlantic Telegraph Company so as Ia
place the United States and the British Co.
yernments on footing oil absolute equality.
latest from Utah.
ST. Louis. August 27.-The Utah cores
pendent Of the Republican says that the In
dians are more hostile than ever before. A
number Of settlers have been killed, and sew
eral bands Of horses run of. The troops
have made no effort to protect the settlers.
A number Of the troops have deserted. The
Cedar Valley will make poor winter quar-
tiers. Gov. Cumming still retains the con-
fdence Of the community. Thus far his acts
and policy give general satisfaction.
Late from California.
The steamer Moses Taylor. with Califor.
MIA mails Of August 5th. arrived in New
York Yesterday.
She left at Key West the L. S. brig Dol
phin. who reported having captured SLAYER
under American colors and sent her into
Charleston.
A party of six apostate Mormons. with
their families. had arrived in Carson Valley.
The Frazer river gold fever had subsidized
The new u. y. Minister TO Guatemala, Mr.
Clarke, had been received in friendly terms
BY The President Of that country.
The latest intelligence from Utah SAYS that
the Indians are more hostile than ever.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
NArIoNAL FouNpaY OF pEEP RIVER.

NAIlONhB fOGNDhl ON DEEf NV Eh
We had the pleasure on Thursday morn.
ing Of meeting Prof. Emmo,s, State Geolo.
gist. who had Just returned from confer.
ence with the Commissioners appointed BY
the Navy Department TO examine and re.
port upon the expediency Of establishing d
national foundry on Deep River. in this
State.
determination had been pretty thorough,
aud the Commissioners appeared to be pleas
ed with the iron ores. the coal, and the tim
Der. A new iron bed had Just been exposed
at Buckhorn, belonging TO M. Harrington.
with the ore of which the Commissioners
were much pleased. This is the richest bed
on the river. and contains more ore than any
other in one body. Mr.. E,ander MeIser
had also opened. near Egypt. seam Of very
fine coal, twelve inches at the outcrop, and
thickening Go two feet Eleven inches al
the outerop will pay Tor working.
II is impossible TO anticipate the report oil
Commissioner Wilkes 10 the Navy Depart.
ment. OF. course the Commissioners will
thoroughly explore the country. carefully
consider the advantages, and the disadyan.
tagcs if any. which will result from the e..
tablishment of foundry at this point: and
then whatever report they may determine 10
make. they will IN the meantime keep their
own counsel. We have the fullest conf.
dcncc that the Deep River site will compare
iavorabiy with any sites in Pennsylvania, Viz.
ginia, or Maryland; and without intimating
even the shadow Of thought that either the
very able board Of Commissioners appointed
10 make this survey, or the Secretary ui the
Navy, ~ any other department of the 70.
,crnment which may be charged with or
have control in this business. would inien.
tionally slight or overlook the advantages
presented for the foundry BY this State.
still we trust we shall lose nothing BY the
fact that We have uniformly claimed less al
the hands Of the general government than
the States nowadays, as well as people. are
apt to be heard and TO be proiited by reason
Of much speaking" North Carolina does
not belong TO that peculiar order DC States
and while she will assail no other State in.
terested in this location. she al the same
time expects justice for herself. whatever
may be said elsewhere against the ad,anta.
gcs she presents FOR this foundry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01

TnE n. G.. RAiLRoap.--The editor Of the
Salisbury Waterman, who has been taking .
trip on this road. says that the track i laid
for about 90 miles. and though there Is, as
yet. nor egularity IN the running u the trains,
there is not day Sundays esceptcd) but The
cars pas. over the road once or twice. A
passenger Coach was run for several days.
last week. and a number OF persons passed
up aud down. The completion of The road
10 StatcssiIIe is delayed Tor want Of iron nov
at Portsmouth.
The Waterman says tia, the grades On The
road are sleeper than those on the North Car.
DINA Road. the maximum grade being 50
feet to the mile. The grades. however. are
very short.
The cars Tor this road are 10 be made in
Salisbury, where there is Car Fsetory.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN
PROSPECTUS.
VOLUME FOURTEEN
Higgins September IIth. 1858.
Mechanics, Inventors. Manufacturers, and
Farmers.


Mechanics, Inventors. Manufacturers, and
Farmers.
rEyHE sciEsriTr AaERiclS has now reached il
- Fourteenth Year, and will enter on New Volume
on The th Of September Il Il the Dny weekly publ.
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nr Letters should Ne directed 10
MUM 4 co. iss Fulton Street. y. Y.
re- Messrs. Mum q Co. are extensively cnEsged
in procuring patents f inventions, and will adverse
inventors without charge, 10 regard 70 The novelty q
thcir improvements.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-09-01
LAND FOR SALE.

yHSHE subscriber would sell tract Of land two miles
and half from Durbam's Station on Elerbees
Creek containing one hundred and sixy-iwo acres ad
joining the lands Of w. N. Pratt, Washington Duke,
and others This land well adapted 10 the growth Of
and spring of excellent wafer Persons wishing to
purchase this quantity Of land would do well to exam.
inc this place, it is very probable they will be suited
For further particulars apply TO the subscriber or 10 Mr.
e. Ums,ead on the premises.
w. N. PATTERSON.
Sept. !. -3w.