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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
TODAY, FEBRUARY 2,

TODAY, FEBRUARY 2,
prices which it will do to buy for, even in these "ard
Times.n
We have the whole lot arranged our centre coun-
ers in order that purchasers may and select the
bargains themselves without the assistance of sales
man to lss them from tile shelves.
In the lot purchased, is
ps Linen sheetings "a yds. wide at zoe, S5c 81 co.
and rs per yard.
cops. Pillow Case Linens, 5-i wide, heavy goods at
90 worth 75c.
10 ps Heavy Linen Damasks by the yard These
goods the best Damasks for the money ever shown
in Massachusetts,, all fine nen prices from 75c 81 40
per yard also ps Dublin DGmGsks, as thick thin
boards
10 doz. Huckabuck Towels all prices, from 81 25 to
4 co.
SO Beached Damask Union Covers nc and 81 90.
so Beached Linen Covers, all sizes, prices and qual-
ties Cheap!
Lot Turkish Bathing Towels, Cotton Busters splendid
quality of Glass Wipers, 100 Quilts of all grades
so doz. Linen Doyies at Toe; also, 10 doz. 81 90.
5ps. Linen Sheeting the best make in the world
The above, with small lots of many other bargains can
he at store and bought probably less money
than at any time again for years.
Ladies who wish any thing in the Linen department,
should not fail to examine the stock above advertised
BRYANT & SHELDON,
No. Mechanics Hall Building
B. We warrant every article to be all Linen if sold
for that, money refunded. dkWtf ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKS!!! of
different patterns, in Gilt, Bronze aud Marble Cases.
which can be bought low.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
* REAT REDU CTIO N
u IN THE PRICES OF
E u r N [ Il u II E.
E. G. PARTRIDGE L co.

HARRISON o. CLARK, REAL ES-
4 d TATE BROKER Office American House Block
corner Of Main and Foster streets, Worcester Mass is
prepared to sell exchange Real Estate and Personal
Property of all kinds in the city aud Country public
private sale Gentlemen who have farms, wood and tim
Der lots mills, houses any kind ofpersOna property
they wish to sold, those wishing to purchase the
same may avail themselves of favorable opportunity
by calling at my Office, above. Most il not all the
Real Estate Brokers in Worcester years past have had
much Real Estate Of their to sell that it has prov
ed to be of little advantage to any wishing to
sell Real Estate to apply to them they will sell their
own hrs ''and why should they notp 1t has occurred
to others well myself that there should be at least
Broker in the city who has not real estate of his
in the market. shall havs none; consequently, any
gentleman wishing to sell purchase property OF any
description for him, inform him where and how it
be done either by private public sale, pledge myself
to give him my personal and undivided attention to the
object shall obtain the services Of gentleman
sis me in whose judgment and ability confidence may be
placed particularly in the sales of all Kinds of property
at Auction. Gentlemen in the city and country are re
spectfuly invited to give call above. have
many valuable parcels Of real estate registered
my books for SALE and also many persons who wish
ing to purchase and hire farms, &c.
jy12 DIFF HARRISON O. CLARK.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

o. few dozen MEMS WOODEN SOCKS, at 12I
cents pair. They are worth IS cents
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

~ 800 pieces BLACK SILK VELVET RIBBONS,
at about one-haf the usual prices Look at the wide
widths we are selling at 6t s. TO- H. TO- 49, aud 25 cents
per yard They will not be as low again, quarter of
a century.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety.
such G'd Chains, Pins, Ear Rings, Thmbles Pencils
&C., &c. all of which will be sold prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

At a Great Reduction from former prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
ADlN TFIAY ER
THE GREATEST MEDICAL DTsCCV-
cry OF THE AGE

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LAW.
Nc. 2lS Main street, Y7orcesterBass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
Fancy GOODS
Among the Special Bargains are:

% 500 paIrs Ladies' best quality Paris WHITE
KID GLOVES. Price CSC, or two pairs for 81 25 We
warrant them as good as any glove made.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
LINEN SHIRT BosOMs.

All 10 and Is cent machine stitched LINEN
SHIRT BosoMS to be sold of at 1910.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
p n e II 2 q II a EN y . I 2 y !! i!
SCHOOL BOOKS.
ENOs DoRR 81 co.

win furnish 10 the schools sargents Series Of Readers
at publishers prices also, school books In all their
ety. II mot hand furnished at short notice. at the
lowest prices. JANIS 2wsA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
WANTS..

NNANTED-To board in private family a lady
competent to give instruction on the Piano Forte
Address Box &c. Post Office fl dawIw
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02
N0TICES-

- The third term of Mr.. STOCKINGS class for La
dies, will commence on MONDAY, Feb l. at q O'Clock
P NJ, at his room, No 3 Warren Block Pearl Street
Terms 81 for twelve lessons.
a Glass for Children, Wednesday, Feb. g. at 2
O'Clock P. NJ, at the same place. Terms ST for "a
lessons, including book. payable in advance.
Worcester, IAN, 80, 1858. ja30 dStk
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

NOTICE.-An persons indebted to the late firm of
~ THAYER EAMES, are requested to call and set
tie their bills immediately the books will be closed
the first Of April, and all unsettled at that time
will be left for collection.
The books and accounts will be found at the old stand
and can be settled with either Of the above parties.
Jazz dow
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

bANHWHU q WI AIVFIIVVVT9, VNV 7IV"uWHyi NVW
York.
wholesale Agents in Boston-Burr, Foster, Co., Nos
Oornhil Retail Agent. Russell spalding, ~ Tree
aont street, opposite Museum
Agent N R0rcesteT..G. r. SPURR, Druggist, 2O1
hain street. daw6m o20
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
IA wants situation.
Il d2w Address A. Box $50 Post Office.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

Rcr1OVals-Dr. LINEELL, Homeopathic, has
semoyed to No. Elm street. first residence above lei
Lincoln House Office hours from 2 to and to r. Il
OH ar
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-02-02

NEW CUSTOM BOOT AND SHOE
~ sHoP.-J. MoO0MBE takes this method of in
forming the citizens Of Worcester that no has opened
Custom Boot aud Shoe Shop Foster Street. Having
had fourteen years experience ia his business he
feels confident that all orders nruSted 10 his will be
got up In thorough and workm anlke manner. Repair
Ing neatly done. dam decl7
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05
GnEss.

Monday, April ge.--In The senate. Ne sewatd pre-.
scented The resolutions 81 NE New York Legislature il
favor 81 The promotion u Lieut.. Mauty. Referred u
The Naval committee.
The Psngua resolutions we're discussed afef which
the consideration Of the Kansas Conference BIZ wss
resumed, bot Inc senate sdjournsJ uithoB, action.
10 the House. the KSnss. Conference bill We. post
pon.d I'LL Wednesday. The House disagreed 10 the
sensts's amendment 10 the Deficiency bill.
NJ. Qai,man sought TO introduce bin indicating
the line Of policy hspsiiu 10 be pursued. No new
STATE 10 BE- admitted until they haze sufficient popus.
iioa for one representative In Congress. nor until the
people have been authorized By Congress 70 bold .
Convention 10 franc . constitution. and present The
same for admission. Not succeeding in biz sfon 70
iniroist. u. 81, ss viii ss.i snoiha Superiority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05
JOHN II. WEBB.
TH0S. e. HAYES. Com,
TH0S. l.. COOLEY.

NarIossL MEDIcAL AssocIATIoS.-Th an-
nual meeting Of the American Medical Asso-
citation will be held in Washington. at the
Smithsonian Institute. commencing on the
4th Of MAY. The delegates are elected by
the different local medical societies through
out the country. 1t is expected that the
meeting will be unusually large, embracing
probably five hundred members. The Union
states that the houses Of several medical
gentlemen will be open each evening, and.
in addition, the convention will be received
on the FIRST evening by the President, and on
the second and third they win be entertain
ed at the hospitable mansions Of Secretary
Cass and Senator Douglas. After the adj
iournment there will be an excursion to
Mount Vernon and collation. at the White
House. on the banks Of the river, afording
the guests an opportunity Of reviewing that
very interesting spectacle - the Potomac
fisheries in foil operation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05
Oh SHELLS n sEpAsropoL BLowrxo Ur.-

OLp SHELLS N SEBAsI0POL BLOWING UP.-
A letter from Sebasinpo II the Boston Trans
cript. under date q March ii. says: " Tie
bOmb,hrlIs sirrwn a5aut The city during the
siege are siill dung the work d death. No
less than eight deaths. think. have been
caused by explosion of these missiles since my
arrival, hardly a year sinee. Oaly lew DAYS
ago. Two seamrn, belonging TO the English
steamer Beyrnut, came sh0re near our
hip. yaid, and for few minutes were c0nyers.
lug with Mr.. GnWpn. Fhes then started for a
walk to tie Re,lsn, quite near our reside zee.
AID on reaching the brra.i~ark one Of them
picked up an nrrpo,le,l ,ietunaiing shrli. ia.
tending To ker II Is . relic; but nndih. II
ralllrr heavy, threw il ,iasn, when II insian'.
Is erpoded aud Killed him. almost seyerinl
The head from tle baiy, and completely cot.
linz of his right leg. The remains we're
brought 10 Our yard. whence they were bn-
rird. III, companion escaped with slight
scraich upun tie Iip. On the following day
tao Russians we're kliei IN a similar man
ner, while picking nut the stopper 0t . shell.
The lock b. which tie conclusion ignIted
The powder ui tue shell IL 4 curious al
fair, being d small rquilaterai cross, with a
capsule at zach punt, and foar lntle ham
mrrs held by human hair. A sudden jar
cracks the hair. causing The hammer ia
strike tie cap which expindes. After the
shells are charged. the locks are clnsei in a
copper tube aud inserted within the hole o.
lie she'll upon which a plug IS placed. The
shells thu. prepared are placed 10 box Of ih'
size Of az ordinary chrniiumeier BIZ, which
for safety. most be handled Ibis eide up viii
care"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05
Petersons Philadelphia couuterfe,.

Detector, makes is regular appearance ~ our q.
hie. Il Is published ny r. D. petsr.an q Brothers.
700 Chesnui street, Philadelphia 4 !. g.. UP IN very
neat style. and ~ matter prepared si'h great indus.
lry and Gaze; ard We think i highly useful % lnrf.
ehsni. and others Who have The handling ofrnonsy.
The number before d contains descriptions 4 aintiy
eigli new counterfeit Bank Notes. which have made
ilef appearance since the il 81 APRIL Tie Deieeiof
!. polished mentIly at 81 per annum. and .emi.
monthly at 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05
Th. l..t Raleigh Stan.lasd. 10 great |

The last Raleigh Standard, in great trepi.
d.tian of alarm. exelsims--'' Rouse Up. broth
er Democrat. !--buckle On your armor AMI
prepare for acton sam Is MT dead. !"
4 sam = moi deadw Well. ihis is an i'm
portsnt announcement 10 the American party.
for We were u the opinion that tie editor of
the Standard b4d assisted At The funeral cere.
monies and burial ~ sam'' months ago.
But, i seems. according 70 tie Drmuc'atic
organ al Raleigh. he has risen trum the gave
with new lie aud yigpr. compelling F" broth
er Democrats" 70 " rouse up" buckle Oh
your (their) srmor and prepare lor act'on.
WILMINGTON HeraM.
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Al meeting Of The Orange Guards held as
above. ON their return irpm Newbefn. the
were appointed committee to
prepare resolutions expressive of the thanks
of the Company for The cordial hospitality
manifested to them by the Newbern Light
Infantry, and the ciizens ol NewberR gene
rally, during their late visit TO thai town.
In performing this pleasant and sgrseabls
task, they beg leave TO submit The following;
Alter our delightful visit to hospitable New
bern, we, the members Of the Orange Guards.
deem il not only duty but pleasure. 10
return thanks to The citizens, as well as the
military Of that beautiful city, for their con-
tinued series Of uninterrupted Kindness and
pleasures; We, therefore,
Resolve, LIST, To render our most sincere
thanks 10 the ladies', military, and cit'ze.s Of
Newborn generally. for their unrelaxed kind
ness, uhch flowed US continually. a. their
| delightful wines, and Tor their attention, ur'
bani,y and grntemanly conduct. which was
as plentiful us the yiands on their sumptuous
table.
Cd. To express to the North Carolina aud
Western Exteisidn Railroads, our just appre-
citation Of their many kind acts, and TO assure
,hemlhat their politeness was only equAl'edb y
their kindness.
Sd. To mention. with feelings Of delight
and homer. The name Of Engineer Turner,
beng convinced that his worth is fully sp-
precIate,l not BY US ouly, but by the entire
community. And,
4ih, Be il resolved. thai each and every
one Of US, sincerely hope aud expect. that
since the meeting Of the military companies
is conducive to The benefit Of all Of Us, that
we earnestly entreat lhr attention Of all c"n-
panies to tile establishment of q general en-
campment, in order hat the honorable spirit
of emulation may be iurthered add perpeiua.
! ted; and that the lraternai affection of the
military companies d this State may continue
, unmarried /; that Charity and Love. like guar.
dian angels. may spread their wholesome
influence, and avert the demons Of Envy aud
UiscOfd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

dcrs-OOu ules tlpNcNcy NLSt pPy we e~fi
sire the country, this House. and the gentle
man, to know, that there was not one word
of truth in what he uttered on that point.
went no nearer TO the gentleman's colleague
1Mr. Gilmer than the aisle up which was
passing and, instead of congratulating him
on his speech, inquired whether he had
used nv name with the name of Mr.. Buchan-
an. / remarked, further, that if he did, /
should hold him responsible for it. did not
congratulate him on his speech; nor did /
hear the remark of the gentleman. except asst
was told me by other gentlesnen. This is all
there was of it. | did not congratulate him !;
and did not leave the aisle in passing up.
Mr.. Campbell, In confederation Of what
my colleague has just stated, desire to say
at this pom; that | was near the honorable
gentleman from North Carolina Mr.. Gilmerl
when he made his speech. My colleague,
who has Just taken his seat, passed up the
aisle and protested against the use which had
been made Of his name in connection with
that of James Buchanan, and then passed on.
Mr.. Clingman. NY colleague Mr.. Shaw
is out of the Hall, and state this lest it be
imagined that what has been said passed un-
noticed by him.
Mr.. Morris. of Pennsylvania. hope the
, gentleman from North Carolina will insert
this rectifeation in his speech.
Mr.. Clingman. Hope ! will be allowed
! to say w0rd.
| Mr.. Cox. object.
Mr.. Chngman. Why not let the fact
! come out
: Mr.. Curtis. yield to the gentleman.
r MIR. Clingman. | dislike TO interfere be
n tween my colleagues but as the one who ha
spoken to-day Mr.. Shaw is out Of the Hall
E think injustice would be done him if ] dl'
4 not say word here. | was sitting nearl
\ where am now when my colleague Mr.
4 Gilmerl made his speech. As he sat dow
|. saw a crowd gather round him. Age9tle
n man near me said i" Look at the Black Re
n puhIicans, how they congratulate Gilmer."
i looked at that moment and saw the gentle
n man from Ohio Mr.. Giddingsl near enoug
9 TO put his hands upon my colleague and lea
forward. saw this. and think have eye
d as good as most people; did not hear wha
i was said !; do not know that they graspe
y hands. They were near enough to do i
The gentleman from Alabama Mr.. HOu:
IT toni exclaimed loudly: Kiss him Kis
.e him." calling the gentleman from Ohio b
&c name. looked at 1t, and many others dlt
do not know what was said between then
l. This statement is due to my colleague. A
of US supposed it was congratulation. Th
r, gentleman from Ohio knows exactly what di
e occur.
IN Mr.. Campbell. WAS nearenough to ne;
the words. Ny colleague protested again
= the use Of his name in connection with n;
uf lanes Buchanan
le Mr.. Mcqueen. Did the gentleman col
graduate him:
a. Mr.. Campbell. did for ! thought the
and think now, that he made a damagir
he speech for Lecompton.
p Mr.. Mcqueen. How many copies Of tn
is speech did the gentleman subscribe for!
is Mr.. Campbell Three or four hunhrsf
and they are 50 good. | wish | had more
er them.
Mr.. John coehrane moved the commit,
re rise.
/ The motion was agreed to.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

The Supreme Court Of Appeal. Of virgi.
mia decided In case beiofe II, stits last Janu.
sry term, that the provisions uf a will giving
10 slaves the option, II the death ola lfr ten.
ant, II being emsneipsted or sold, are soidj the
slaves having no legal capacity 10 make such
sleetion--,hat slaves have no civil OF soeisl
right. M legal capacity to make. discharge
az assent r. contrscls
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

BiacEwood,. Magazine for April. COZ

1. The Missionary Explorer. . FooJ and Drink. Pat
ll 3. few Words Of SOCIAL Philosophy. by one who
no Philosopher. 4. What will be DO Nth Il By PISS.
irsids caIion--psn XI. s. Prom sIs.n 70 Piedmont.
6. Rimbles round Glasgow. z. Mr. JoLn Company 10
Mr. John Bull. on the Rival India Billa 8. The New
Administration.
Polished by Leonard Scott q Co, New YofE.
Price 50 per snnum. iH any one q The Reviews, Of
BlaekwooJ; or any two d the works, s.; lor Black.
wood AMI tic four Reviews. $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05
From The Y.yt,is,ills Observer.

Coal 0m.-We find the following notice
Of new kind Of oil in the Baltimore Ameri-
can. We have been burning this oil for a
few weeks past. and End il much cheaper
than adamantine or sperm candles. or winter
strained sperm oil. As for burning fluids
and caaiphene, we have considered them 50
extremely dangerous that We have never al
lowed them TO come into our house, The
kerosene oil at 81 gallon j.. for quantity of
light given. far the cheapest burning fluid
that We are acquainted with, whilst il i per-
festly safe.
We wish further 10 say Of IL, that the
Deep River Coal Is the very best material
from which this oil can be made. And We
learn that lubricating oil can be made Of this
coal for cents a gallon, and that for 90
cents a gallon more this oil can be purified
for burning. When so purified, il was worth
IN New York, until lately, 75cents. then 81,
and now. We understand. ~ 25 gallon. The
opening to the world Of the valley Of Deep
River will bring into operation this nfanulae-
ture as we'll as others as yet undreamed ofby
the supine possessors Of 50 much wealth as
lies there hidden, or no better than hidden.
Speed the rail road, and let il get within the
worlds view
KEROSENE 0IL.-This is newly discover.
ed oil distilled from Coal which is free from
sulphur. 10 lamps properly constructed il
burns with an extremely brilliant but small
flame, and dihuses more light Than any other
article 81 the kind. II is also said 10 be non
explosive, and hence is entire adaptation 10
u.e wherever gas i not obtainable. We have
tried one % The lamps aud found il 70 give an
extremel, pleasant anil very abundant light.
In point IL economy Il Is said TO be superior
10 other burning fluids, aud there i no doubt
il will in time supcrsede all other oils,
whether sperm. lard or camphene.
10 the manufacture Of this oil, we are in
formed that the produet Of the still is com.
posed oflamp oil. lubrieaiing oil for machine
~, and substance resembling white war OF
tallow. which can be made into candles su-
perior in appearance and brilliancy Of light
to the best sperm or wax, aud at far less
cost These will soon come into market,
when their merits may be judged Of. The
manufacture is yet in iis infancy. and will
no doubt be greatly improved as the proper
ties Of the distilled articles become better
known.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05
The North Carolina Planier.-rhe

numbsr Of ,h. periodiesl comes 10 with quite an
improved appearance. which NC are gfa,ifed 10 see,
snd hope in,s,se Of patronage vii induse he pub
Usher 10 make .iilI further Improvements. The lssdins
Article in III. number !. at essay on HORIZONTAL Pow.
ing and Hillside Dilebins, by Nichols. Z sof.hy. ~
D.. OF Alabama. ssser,iniher article. II interest aud
value gu II. pages. IT,. published moathis. =, 81 per
snnum. Address A. ". Gomisn. Raleigh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

Agreeably 10 an act passed by the Lesi.la.
iure 81 Maryland. at its late session, The peo-
pie Of that State are IN vote. on the 26th Of
MAY, on The question Of the espedsney cf
calling convention 20 revise and amend the
State constitution. The present constitution
vsnt into opfrstIon Jslyt, 1851.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

An order from the War Department d.
reefs the movement al once Of The sixth re.
giment d infantry, and lhe company % sap
pers, and miners, towards Utah. This COM
mand is 10 take the Bridger Pass route and
are TO construct wagon road from the Pass
70 Camp Scott, the present headquarters Of
Colonel Johnston. Lieutenant Francis T..
Bryan, Typographical engineer, accompanies
the command, he having passed over tho
fUute.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

DE mouaaias that Could be called read,
noiseiessly and modestly delivered al Frede.
rick, one hundred and thirty seven barrels OF
-four as their remiltances to the poor Of bos-
fnn E.s
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HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, May 5. 1858.
The kansas nm Passed.-The bill for the

the KANSAS Hitt raSseu.-ino o''' ~ 'Ae
admission Of Kansas, reported by the Committee Of
Conference passed both Houses on Friday aas-in the
Senate, Nv vote Of 81 TO %. and in the House by
liz to lo3 Eight Southern members voted against
the bill. All the North Carolina members. including
MI, Gilmsr voted for il.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05

Tie Board 81 Directors u the Wilmington and Vel.
don Railroad, have declareds diyiden u three per
cen, On the capital stark Of thacomPany. from The pro-
Cts d the LIST siI months pay able the 18Th in.t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-05-05
A sad Occurrence. : We

A sad Occurrence. = We were panied 70
learn, tina, on Wednesday morning last, Mr.. Robert
Moore, aged about 6y.iye years. respectable citizen
Of Aamance county, committed suicide hy hanging
himself The fatal act was committed dunna O. Of
mraneholy under which be bad FOR some tins ocea-
siOnally suffered bis mind 70 be oppressed.