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Constable Sale.

DY VIRTUE or An E%ECUTIoN
I issued out Of John Brrrvs Court Justice
Of the Peace in apd for Ophr Township. County of
Rutt. and state of alifornia to me- directed aud tc
liver.d commanding r'c to make the sum Of tw-
hundred 5000 dollars principle deht and SIX
5000 dollars interest and accruing interest or
the same at the rate Of tive per cent per month
from The 9th dav OF January 4 - 1855 uuti
rsi1 snd al costs Of suit taVed va the su" o ner.
Isv.ntv one -hundreths tSI, 70' dollars toEe'hr'
with all aecruiug cos's ON sad writ wherein e. w
Cleveland is Pis'ntiT and T. : Morris i-' "f"ut'oi
have levied uppn S'd will eHpose az pul ic sal,
the highest hiid"r f1r cash on Thursday 'hc
Sts 6sy Of August. \, y. 1888 AZ Oh" hour o..
10 O'Clock \. ~ of spui Hlv all the right title aud
interest t1e shove uHupr defendant iu HHd tu 'hH
following t-ecrih"t property. 10 wit that cr'itd
piece or parcel Of land tg ami being and situated
IN the town ~ Hrnsle. 'npntv aud state aforesaid
described .ud designated on th" plot or map of SAID
town ri Nrovtilcas lots run.h'r ooe aud tT' ~
block b with the hous' thereon together with al
and singular the ttnrmerts hornI it,uouts aod ap
putt-rAncrs thertuu'. 'ri'u'.rE Hr 'r ANY "lse hr
pertainirS Tho above sat" goo tt-H uHcr .' front Of
John = Fe1t office in tuH town OF CrD'.t.et Noun-
ty and state aforesaid
Z MCGUIRE Constable
dated JuIy 18th 1853
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E9EW ,RC OF tNpn1lrl"F c0nt"1no.Hrr
= rfthr " .lo .rr.9.! ct'.hr.'y of IN. N'l .,
iarn.o'i oi-t.r- howe 1r'1"" into '"f '''n''. pre-
..nIiug n bo .rrcci rrr.t"r- OF h' hrr'iug 0tt and
c,,,. rnr.rs T,.r-.us v i.lluH 90 enusnitN fhN~'
.iYr ei.,if H -crV rH.ufll how they pui 10unl"n0C
in the uuhll-hr' HH'cHn'uts Of -rch rharir'ns f'r
,,,e, ,re a4 pa.riruiogs in such @iHtemeris 4s In
'rrir prnr'i-- nf rnr,tcine and Ha very un-n'" tu
trust Tbev viii Gt-' drr-ivrY'u hy iHls" refinca'1
,rucurcd FROM "d-uuteu lo'lrrs " who p"rinrH them
.evo4 to cot money fo satisfy w" cravings rt di''
.qsed nuueittp. whom -lrH Qunrk e7tos your con
lcur hr wifi then hp-, yoii with mercury nnd other
.ni.n - dr,tos 9uI aocr 'bcy hnvr robbed y'u ~
y..r r,,aua, au.l injured Nour Cuusuuon. They "tI
-ast Won ~ vi'h the charge that You have not iul
l,,srd his Sireclous.
The only wHr 'o avoid SUCH lWNotl'rs. ~ 'n con
.nI p, ~, Vonnr. tNa Piopocr Advertising Phys'-
.i,, az ratif,r-,t. a utF of the Nrdirn rur-
III. orthis -ffr r1nl in iuyesitgoie tho ."ure" ~
.ptlurart.rc tbat hr7 caused 40 mach -n0.rn' ~
his country ii VIZ" NnHuH'Fl. Us accommodated 'nH'
,uu1ona'IcteI ehuu.} rausnu Dr Noung. no he v7'
,t, ,u,y re.,rlrr b,stgl9n now advertising i ta'
G,i, ait others 70. hi ltut being 1ncks and t'r"''
ters nrd oro not iu be trusted. Tn" afflicted viii
,Itn.rt ~ notice Than ihart WA not Ph'-ichn NJ
l I-.rl.. Np h.l ,.t.f seen or hoard ot 'is
tfthrin but hgt seen a nHmh"' ~ cases rom 'h'
t,ratsr ourrk. whY 50 vaut tiugly .rt flrth ihelI
pretrnded virtues ~ the puoiic prtnis.
| Tho above f1cts shpuli be borne in mind BY I'll
se~btur 'csdic7i resistance
rhsnt heaven. t,.v ne gauing thoroughly -vpo'
ed ,uA Il will NOT De long te'ts ihry Nlh have '0
hy thr country % avoid thr It't Indignation w h
on. raced phbuc Thnu what good p"pplU ~ Huh
ps Young f,t h' continued eforisto onni-h 4uhct'
ery from o0r midst.
mr. y0uNG c4a bc cou.r''od from u t5
" a. bt.oeIr. cats,r uf raiiflru.a nod Mnni2nUer'
.t,s over The. rur.3c EApress ONCE. san Franc sen
al letters enc eng the usual Zee ofSlo, w1li NEE
Wlth prompt attention.
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T4Eo9. IsoTC I,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE cornot Montgomery and Waihington sts.,
san FRANCISCO,
auth ox-fEx al IA = e. IA 4

'Amalirlcnilnei, Jackson;
Messenger, l,a Porte;
tDral.i. Crescent city;
.Jnuocfai, NHripusa,
-cnliurl 9auia iruz,
Aruutclr, Nrvks,
lsi Cltuur rublicO Los
Angeles
iinrald, nruiclp;
Courier. Columbia:
rnlinpl. Jackson - T.:
St4nIsui, portlrhl. - a.;
NrIus, oregon t''Y,b, = ,
Hr.aougef, Corvallis - Z +.
Hines, Portland. @. 4.
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Lost +!
Removal p!

HARVEY ~ CO. HAVE REMOVED TO
The Prick sioTe below Gar-iotts saw Nii'.
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Cancer Cured withSst tn,
Knife!

Mark --Thl. ia the Dr. Davis who perforu cd I
many wonderful cures al bis office io' Bfoadwa
New Work
Sntf,e 40 ths OId Country psseIs
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Notice.

ALt. sn ,REs IN THE UNION NJNrNG Govt
~ usrv On vhicl IT," as-rss rufs t"r Nav J1H"
and IGIv 1855. rem.juipc unrad viii hr cold ~
P,irh-ld Rtr for said Assessor ut- on Tie 2"'h div
Of August 1852 at ono O'Clock J. " TO- paw o,ii as
s'tsnents should the same remain unFa a. ''d
Nmp. l.. 0FIfRAlL Sec. L VI Co.
Fairfield Mar July % Is 3.
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rr,urRF ARE Tu1r-- ANns in thisStqie suffering
r,,want of scieot.ac medical treatment. fud
Won tar t,hpHIy tn Physician. hccauae lhev lhVo
noon deceived or ihrir friends have been by some
ar tha jhsrlatans uh infa-i tho community, hhd VINO
rnhll.h themselves ne good rhysicians. pr0ie@aNf'
etr To .W -urh Wc prheslH.ingiv recommend Or.
Young "a : Physician IN v hotn eli 9au p'nrr c"'
6deuc- lie Is a man Of eminent and pfHfonh'
.tliy n good surgeon. sn honorable man. and one
. to con sytnunsh 49, with pereOu- iu a0cuon. lw
star.'inp "a A physician and gentleman are h'ff
q7iqrnnieed-the frst hy his medical works. "hlch
ar,. nm hor n their Autuor hud the extensive ana
highly snccessfu couras ~ practice Siih when ne
sns been houo-ed since his advent ia tainrnlR AM
he hitter by his numerous pNtrons ana large circle o.
acqunin'ancrs,
FNENBTR-Thnt nr J. G. Young's Once for
ia the trent mont ~ prvate Disas~e- i NJ the car
ar N N,ni91 merry and California sts, san Frsnesco
RFuFMRVR-That Dr Yonng wants nn patients
INT thn@e filly canahle uf apprec ains mud ds' p,
gushing the services ~ a regular, thorough hre
nh, stefan, from The palir! unleaned and trihlns
quack.
RFNFNBFR-That Or Young Il The only regrl7t
tired physican advertising 10 cure diseases OF impru
iencs.
RFNFNBFR-That Dr Young. r"medies ana
,,anirnant are entirely unknown 10 all others pre-
nared from NE spent in the great Hospitals of N
nnd and the first 10 this country, from pure ohemt
csis imported
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MEDICAL.
DIR. j. &. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversitv Penn
Can be found at he old st1nd, corner Of
Montgomery and California streets, san
Francisco,
Where he can be'onsnltcd privateivand with the
almost couGd nee hv the afflicted at all hours daily,
rom A. M..untl1 Pm. (Cure salways guaranteed
pr no pay required.
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pLILYsrcpnn. oRaYlllr.

DAILY tfCon1, oR9flllt,
Daily f4tste lohrnnl, sac
inluiFct. herYgviiir,
Hcputiicsu, Nhasia;
Citiken, DpvtiisVille;
Plutnas Ar2bs, ltluas,
Tnuuue -nu Jose:
Herald, tuhurn:
Courier. Yankee inns:
linton | sm1cFst sonora
Caiifn'u Ian. oruVlllv;
Independents san .tn iroh'
Placer Prrss, Aubnrn;
Democrat, EcieTiilc,
Gazette, Sau l.rantifui
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CHURCHES OF WHEELING.

For the information Ofstrangers visiting the cy,Ws pub
ish the following list Of the different Churches, and their
me and place Of meeting. If there any mistakes, We
Willmake the necessary correction with pleasuEe; :.
81 AHtef0s Eptseopqttaa,c Corner Monroe and Byron
treets NeV T. PERKINS, Rector morning services 10H
Clock eVeninR,I. 'st{sFaE' s5ss
ST. JoA1s, PtScopaNGH, Main street, between First tand
seoond' Centre "heslns' Rey1 a, SAITH Al Rector
SsrVtces-Mornng 1913; afternoon 81; nightly.
First REv R. II. WRED Pastor, Fourthst.
0etWeen afternoon
Second Webster street, between Main and
,Uentre "heeine services morning and evening"
zAtrd Prts0vtetd Firth street. between Chestnut and
Sss' soutn Rev. T. WOODS
Fourth PreSoytertd Rev PAUL. Pastor, Mainstreet
between and services morning and
evening.
Fourth Street Aetaodts. Eptscopaz. Rev. j. E. w1tsOu
Ost"seH monroe ana quincy; services
49, 49,, ~ ss.,'ls
~ - 'i' t0E'n ~ hes'ns ser vices
A.psscopat, KEY. T. H. MoN'
SoE, pas.oF' ohapne street. between First and Second
ca,s,s TSsa.s, y ~
EoUss WHeessss9 -. q =. heY'- =. .. HALL
ssi;ng s.1lTSs Ta Haps az ep e1s9Ss 5s.,n.
Wrsos' Pastor: ,ess,e'.s.ii,sa. .,.s
german Aetsoatst EtscopG4, Rev, o. HRLWIo, Pastor,
oiapne street between Webster and Third Centre Wheel
ng. i910ss'4t s1ss5a @ssE
S. James 0a&ssdrGE, Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev. BlsHor
RV wHEIAS, Fifth street, of Hampden; services
morning and afternoon. eaz ftsS7 y @ss.stt 5cs
Fret Bapttsf CAurch, Clay ST. Wheeling Rev. wra
R. NAVE RRr, Pastor; services morning and evening.
associate Reormed Rev. t. MoCIuRR, Pastor, cofne
Disciples Market street. between webster and third.
oya1e. "hesnE ssFSess AS IN the morning. andT
r..,-s.,,.., ~. - -
abo s,.,
S:. ,sss, e0eYs slSsn, SsssNv heelngs
Rev. r zlsiAHERAN
ana Centre
ana ana eXenn
quincy street, between Market and
tSt.I,.a. .,.o,..,a.. s.. 49, .s
Union HAN Main street, between
-'-N sS.-s9, s.!O1s mo mo nng.
ODD FEIT,C1 wS,ss.I-1 TTSTS ~; -
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Use Law or NEWsPAPERs

subscrberswho do not give express notice TO
lnS.
odeas the publisher 70 send them until a
aeIruges arepatd.
if subscribers neglect refuse their period
cls from the which they directed they held
re4ponsibe TIL the have settled the bill and ordered them
dis isSontnued.
At Subscribers remove to other places whoutinform
publish and the papers sent to the former
re sti0u, they held responsible. - & f
5The Courshave decided refusing to take period
Gals from the Office, removing and leaving them uncaed
or,is prima Eactd evidence ofintentiOnal fraud.
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nc CORRESPONDENTS.

Notwithstanding subscription, advertising other
nanealbuness Of the Inegencer should be addressed
the ProprletOrs. f7ls.-s.
Letters concerning the editorial department paper,
houd be addressed to the Editors jointly, either
OF them. ~ al7iflt sssf Fs7,.a
writing for publication, win please write
only one side u the paper. t1al- I.,s5fs -,
An Of the above rules will greatly obge u.s.
nd secure prompt attention 70 correspondents than
heymiEht otherwise receive.
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CHOICE FIRST CLASS INSURANCE

{ Cash GaPIitaIll7 s., ,,ooo,, ,,oo0.
7ssd So ABSOLUTE AND QNIAIPAIRED, 81 9a:4l
WITH a SURPLUS OF S6O6,3SS, ,S8.
Andthe prestige q years sncceaa and experisues
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sss.s sssls. 4, ..5i1 s,.. ..as i Is 53
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~ CHAR :. {SfS
8 8WgOEA q 81 ii III sfE d RsF3' r.
EE 4HE fundetslg fhi6tfa Che
- ana vicinity that having purchased en- Dug nd re.
Owned BY pE James Tanner
5ESnehes He most respectfully Solics epptnuSnce OF
well Sno liShnent
ami 9h 5 ~ sa f9 keep kind
n baf .aEmtioGoa oGIGa
uy compounded fropp the puFeSt Of
Oh ARIES W. EfftkfFAti
myis ,si, .S'g = w
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-1t6in1fl 54toLLss ~ beStis SprfInen
~ 11 59 pslss rem ns DdllSns b6il mn St6sk
-S5Sf be gpi
amin zstocili3 sdg 3rR Io1l53 ~ -
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take my latest love aud blessing:
'And if there be some happier sphere,
s Where fadeless truth, like ours, is dear,
Ifthere be any land Of rest 81. : .,i5
For those who love and ne'er,forget,F p
Oh, Mother mine, all safe aud blest,
Wen meet in that calm region yeti
I srn yours indeath, as in life, mother,
1ss MARION liza STOUT.
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.la Plllnhero affni( "a ii.lII.ll.ii.l.lsI

nHapdS IquSn
2 4sss9z56idl ps5s Is g
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beautifll Rlaek Gsssi4
mere h eA-sohas BLISS eAAlpAEii 3
ttdliy5sts sd g Fe ~ 8sif SID Ne95ss ssalalntlib
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. F'iFg : g Inland NalVIItg ati6h

III psfR si fair prohts 2 u "a n
Especial GtteHktoa tgeSI to 7saragcs rDFS6LIAlqS
ana C9fStstlts tos tet1ts Of 70 6geara. : q
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C1TUkTBD Plate street, light ana Charles
- sts Immediately in centre busness and conye.
nient 70 railroad depots and the apg26
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Wm. Tell E1oaUaPaent Ne. SA,4Meet. a.
a'Ove the second and fourth Tuesday evenings ofeaeb
month. p BsgNER, o. P; 0aas. Ltack, Scribe,
ASra1's RucamPm1ent NO. Is-MeetS as
shove the RrstAudt evenings
L. oL'Ss' o. 2; Geo Rlfrd, Scribe March 1s.
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I77l.I. 351e'E El! lVlARlIEYee38 alsi
s !lsssgs INA 4NsUBs4tOTEUREIF o. .Fsi9 3tliFlgs
iCORR9E EystlfHff q, q H EEeP RON GEPAalEla.
IA NOS ARtl ST.. s1edT tie 0Teek Bridge, ...Y +
E - WHEELING VA! 90 49, - I. 80 ~
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For the information Of visiting the city, We pub
Ish the following list of the different Churches,
and place of meeting. If there are any mistakes
Willmake the necessary correction with pleasuEe: =
ST. AatthetOs Epfscopaltd Corner Monroe and Byron
treets Rev r. T. PERKns Rector; morning services 1O
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=
2sAfKaE+O tfti1t-l95
iaa ssMsa g ptis!s pSsfsaS5d
TOBACCO; SNTTPFa1Rj !Sl4 CARS.
a5s r. - 90
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ODD FELLOWS. DIRBOTI,oRY 1Il.',j

Y1rs1utus lodge No. S.-Meets every rhuFsaay
S'enlns stthe Hail. corner Market and Quincy streets
MAJ RroHARDsoN. N. g.: Taos. B. AKsan, Secretary
PrauGlEn Lodge No. 13.-Meet asabSyeeyerv
Monday evening. wv. TAYLOR, N. g.; R1lltam p
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-04
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, July 21.-fhe steamship M.
ses Taslur, With San Francisco mails &c The
9th inst. arrived this aftrrn on Nth abn,e
I'll zoo. 100 aud Two hundred passengers.
The Frazer river excitement continues IN.
abated. Tie repurts d The richness 81 The
. dlgglngs" are almost fanuous One letter
writer sass ih,i the first DAYS weld vas Sc.
zen hundred dollars. Victoria is crowded
with Americans. Building lois are held a.
high Is twenty thousand dallsts. Tie llud.
son Bay C"mpan, arc buying gold At fifteen
dollars IN ounce.
The Indians are beginning to molest the
emigfanis. A party II ten was attacked and
sir we're killed. Twenty 1.-Two canoes, filled
9Th Indian warfiurs. passed up gmng e
Victoria. Twn hundred mnre were On The
way. The mining region will snon be over
run, and an indiscrimIfaie massacre will IN.
jnnbtedl, follow.
Fourteen steam and sailing vessels have
left san Fiancisto since the Goth ult. fur Fra.
ger river
The Supreme Court of California have de
cidrd the SUNDAY Law unconstitutional.
Business at San Francisco continued unu'
suals active. Operations - provisions at
guu,ls used By miners large. EasteIn ioul
advanced me ,luilar. HALIFAX auur selling a
thirteen dollars PER barrel.
On the Upper Columbia, 10 Oregon, the 10
,lians were collecting 10 large numbers. TIL,
Oregon state election resulted IN the chOic'
| Of tie whole Democratic ticket.
Tie commander of the PAcifc furces |
hurrying all tronps Il command 10 The SRA
IL war. but their numbers aud equipment
are wreichr,lly inadequate.
Bolivia Is qaite unsettled. The govern
ment i in great dread 81 Tie return of Belzu
/ President Linarez was ,rry unpopular. u
had ban,slrd many Of the best citizens. OH
ers were selling their estates and moving I
Il Peru.
Adyiccs from Cafthagena announce ID
rejection II the Cass.l Icron treaty By Con
grsss. The bearer uf dispatches is en- rout
Tor Washington.
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NEWS ITEMS.

NV WHEAT.-A cargo Of three thousand
bushels Of new North Carolina wheat has
been received at Baltimore, and sold for seed
at the high price Of sl.76. This time last
year the same description brought $500.
The Citizens Bank at Memphis, Tennes-
see, closed its doors last week.
Dispatches from the Mississippi report the
entire portion 81 Yazoo Valley submerged,
in consequence Of the giving way Of the Tuni.
ca lesee. The loss is sad to be very heavy.
The Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum is Il
be closed on tine Isl Of September, in conse.
quence Of the neglect Of the last Legisla.
ture to appropriate $4,000 to meet It's ex'
penses.
Berare Of Sudden Changes. - A few day
since, man in Preston, 20. w. while per
spring freely from excessive heat, went int,
an ice-house and died in few minutes.
John Mcnish, giant from Georgia, pass
i ed through Norfolk on Friday. He weigh
/ 500 pounds, and is said 70 be seven feet il
height.
A milk white snake, near six feet long
was recently caught in the town OF Cooper
Kalamazoo county. Mich. LIS species i
unknown.
"What does clease mean, papa i""lt mean
to stick together" Docs John stick WOO,
together when he clea,es il z" Hem! mean
to separate. !" "Wel then. pa, does mai
separate from his wife when he cleaves 4
herr" Hem don't ask foolish questions
child"
!" an Is MOI Gold that Gittsrs. The Du
buque tla.) Express has received specimen
Of The so-caled gold from Audubon county
which turns out TO be simply sulphate Of cop
per, glittering something like gold, but VI
terly worthless. II is believed that most Q
the alleged discoveries in that State are Of
piece with those Of Audubon county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-04

A monument is 10 be erected to the Pill
grim Fathers Al Plymouth-eost from $500,
QUO TO $500. 600. Il will be built OF granite,
one hundred and fifty-three feet high. eigh.
" feet al the base. with sitting figures from
thirty eight TO seventy feet high. Its 10 be
completed in twelve years from August. 1858.
Thirty.six thousand dollars have been sub
scribed. principally in Massachusetts. The
sOciety Tor building the monument have pur.
chased all the estates Immediately around tile
veritable rnck. and also site for the monu-
ment. embracing ten acres Of land, com.
handing a fine view Of the harbor and the
locality d the rock.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-04

4 letter from Mr.. Forsyth. he american
Minister at Mexico. speaking Of the recent
earthquake in Mexica, says: Il appears to
have been inare severe on the Paciic than
the Atlantic slope, as we hear Of several vii.
lagos totally DESTROYED in that regon. 1t
Mexico had been bniIt in the fragile style Of
an American city il would now be mass OF
ruins. With all its massive walls. il has had
narrow escape. The earthquake was un-
accompanied BY any NOISE except the crack
ing 0f beams aud stone walls and furious
baugng Of open doors and windows. The
heavy masonry Of the Chapsl,epec aquedact
was brokenand wasting the water il ,nnre
than hundred plares within the space Of a
mile and . half oliving person remembers
. movenent Of equal violence and duration.
Houses which have stnai hundred years
have opened lheir seams 10 the fury Of this
0ne.n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-08-04

Rarip GnuuTm ur Tows.--The Evans.
willie Journal contains m account Of Tell
CITY, IN Perry county. Indiana. II was Or.
gained on The 18th d April last, and now
has population of nearly 100. and more
than one hundred new buildings have been
erected. chiefly dwellings which have cost
from $500 20 n, 500; among them i fall
average Of the best class. There are besides
several expensive hcwn stone structures, loT
stores and dwellings. IN progress Of building.
The proprietors Of Tell City are principally
Germans. residing 10 Louisville and Cincin.
natl.
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DEATH or Russian LADY FROM CHAMBERS.

DEATH or 4 Russian LADY FROM CHAMBERS.
The awful death Of Madame Paleiskotf. one
Of the must charming among all that bevy Of
charming Russian ladies' who sometimes glad
den the winters Of Paris, has created terri
BILE shock amongst the circles she 50 lately
e,nbellshed BY her presence. The unhappy
lady left PARIS but short time ago on tour
to Germany. While stepping from the door
of the opera house at Berlin to gain her car
rage. she let fall orr Of her bracelets ciose
to the pavement. Shopping to pick it up.
she noticed al the Time, la"ghingly. that" one
u the horses belonging to carriage standing
al hand had dropped his head 50 close To her
lace that he had touched her, aud left moist
kiss upon her cheek In lew days the
unfortunate lady was taken i'll with that most
h'rrible disease. glanders, and. in few days
more, breathcd her last. IN spite oi the at
tendance Of lie first ply siclans Of Berlin. and
every resource To be obtained BY aeati, Or by
the ceaseless vigilance Of friends.
Court Journal
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Aps,s.p,x uss ~ ! M.ossr.-A smith

ApaiaaplE usg ~ MaosEr.-A smith
in Brighton, England. while forging a piece
of iron. felt something strike his eye. and
subsequently feeling great pain, went 70 Dr..
King. in Palace street, who discovered that
! niece Of iron had embedded itself in the
ball &c his eve. After vainly endeayoring
10 extract il in the usual way, Dr.. King
thought of powerful magnet which he had.
lie applied Il 10 the eve, and was rejoiccd
ii finding The piece of iron instantly re.
moved. II was a large as q grain o.
wheat.
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castiOa 10 Unhealthy M1thsrs --Ia.alid
mothers often prolong their existence by
daily contact with their children. once
knew woman who BY weak lungs and min
eral doctors. had been Frustrated with incara-
BILE consumption. Her infant occupied The
same bed with her almost constantly day and
night. Tie mother fingered for months on the
verge Of the grave. her demise being hourly
expected. The child. meanwhile, pinetl with
out any apparent disease. It's once fat litile
cheeks fell away with singular apidity. till
every bone in its face was visible. Finally
it had impaired to The mother its las. spark
IT vitality. and simultaneously both died.
saw recently stated in newspaper that a
man in Massachusetts had lived forty days
without eating anything; during this period
he had been nourshed altogether by little
water, ani by the influences nbed by him
while daily holding the hand Of his wife.
DR.. E. r. Foote.
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Tnr Maavrlou. Wralru o. sosoaa.-.

THE MaRyrLnus WEALTH ~ SnsnRa--
The santa FL Gazette IL l,tr d.tr SAYS:
- We had an interesting conversation with
Min Stein, from fmt buchanan. during his
lew ,lays siay 10 this civ. lie seems we'll
posted Up in the affairs II the State II Snnata.
The statements lie gives % the amount u
prrcioas metal, mined there are almost tabu-
lou.. lie expresses the npiniun that So. IRA
!. more prolific &c gnd and silver than Cali.
furnia. aud. il Tertiary 81 The United
States. wnuld yield $4,000 900 annually
liz saws he ha. seen single Jumps 81 guild
taken irnm the mines snrth trom %, 900 10
$4,000. lie likewise informed " that lie had
sren " cord u silver 10 bars. and all mined
without machinery"
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The peopl. q Drummondyille. Canada. D

The people Of Drummondville, canada. }
On the bank. d the Niagara river. below the
faIIs. are very much excited in relation to
the entertainments Of the river upnn the land.
The banks are constantly caying in, and the
Reporter, published at that place, in a re-
cent issue declares that twenty years more
-at the rate the bank is now being washed
away-and almost every homestead will be
in the Niagara river. Several have gone
already. The Board of Works are called up
on 10 take some action in the.matter which
shall remedy so great an evil.