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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-13
NOr-

vi NHUSE personS
i hands of Messf x,of.,oz-
collection, will find; Thomas Shackel-
ford, who is authorizedto collect and receipt for
us in closing our business in Glasgow. He will
bring suit against all persons who fail to adjust
their accounts or before the first Of June next
| SPOTTSW0OD & KERKBRIDE.
April I, ls5s-9m. $50 r1 8. 10
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-05-13
CARRIAGES. CARRIAGES.

ON hand and being finished, the most extensive
" assortment, of Carriages ever offered to the
people Of this vicinity; comprising every variety
of style and finish, all of which has been manu-
featured in Glasgow, during the winter, Of the
best material, and are now offered for sale at tie
CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY OF
T. T. OSBORNE.
Glasgow, Mo.
P.S. All work guaranteed, and Repairing done
with neatness and despatch for CASH.
April %, 1858. I. I. o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

PRIVATE FAMILY, RESIDING AT ~ WEST TWEEN
~ third street would accommodate family
1temen with board and pleasant for he winter Re-
euces exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
FINE ARTS.


I.,1yF ARTS a VALUABLE COLLECTION OF OIL
nafinra nr ~ae or exchange. ADy person willing 10 ae
corse cstheiras charches private oraories open
puh,r gallery the value % x2
security on frame makers be arranged with pedsrs
nor eetisntprs % only
-. vnh Address Napo kiud ~ Mr. kirker bopsseer
gt pfoaaway week, These chefs dfruvre
liln masters yet cleared unpacxed therefore an
kuewn IN America except foreign travellers
ynvs proposed locality, or object for
requested previous order for examination To
sofs amateurs directors ~ universities
nsrrs arcbhop hi-hos deans and chapters The
ill., rte those WIN rejoice communion with the
pr0udest pa,rns u the ~ the hurnhlss scolyte
the af Christ those whose soul yesrneh for the palm
victory the heatude ~ glory siereotyped Oh.
BY God himself through the Immortal " human
Mus all who delight NJ beauty talent IN the revelations
and traditions o regonto Al those the above advertisement
addressed by one, this capital IL ths
Wstern world traveller from the ar East from lsns
aed by the crecd " Jew. Christian AMI yosem. and Inn.
mnrralued by these "tr- Maestri this Easfern pilgrim
guided xe The Mae ~ OH hy the hriancy of The
W~t. comes like them offer worthy % Christian
affairs perfumes ~ such spiritual refreshing that their
GRANGE lhess r fields Of n,rie AMI feeling
must produce for Gods golden harvest Then
all that love hs blessed Virgins image, the molly sayinrs
nfeat Cruces. the glorious ~ Bsthchem Nara
te faries holy heNgty End hauulin hoiness~he~ubs.
srceis and magfacreswt0 truIe the hy their
se lance ~ humanity but Who ton fair ~ worship
Vine ~ 0veheh1d The ransv ~ san bill with dot The
81 the mtrfyrs AAh hs death, Ieruseens oichiag
~ agory oi kgee iono the Calvary, the en,omb-
melt 80 the Christian : kaus0m
ELlzABEin DoRBisEy. Nov. isss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

1Ot BLEECKER STREET. ROOMS FOR
LUZ single gentlemen, with or without board
~ nished rooms, for families and single gentlemen,
first class house ready for the coming Table
dhote at half five o'clock Private table required Re
ferences exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

DOW agent 81 The rinsburg For, Wayne and Chicago
Railroad Company and late agent OF the american Express
Company tcuraha Indiana absconded from that place
the evening ~ the 18th October last carrying % Express
ney packages W the amount OF f29D
White Is scorhmsn by birth and has considerable Of a
scoch orosu- ~ years old six feet high -m but weghs
l0 pounds light brown hair short high forehead light
CornpexOn neither hskers mOustche very
good white teeth walks and stands very grey eyes,
pointed nose wore soft black hat high nearly
brown overco od, blue business ,o pockets outside
black pants. do. vest, cravat White formerly eef
Quincy, Michigan. and formerly employed on the Mthi
southern and Northern Indiana Railroad said he
tnr 70 kok tsand last the Mcg Central Rail
ruad depot thcago Tuesday morning. October - The
above ar ~ sow be paid for The All delivery o
White and he money 20 any agent of the American Express
Company. e. = HIGGINS, supL
bort Wayne Ind, Nov. g. 1853
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

ILrPPER or THURDAY, 18TH fOvEMBER.-Ross,
Faconer Co Line for san Francisco-Extreme clipper
ship STAR LIGHT, Capt. Levi iiowes-rhs well kn2wn
clipper taking balance Of her pier IL East
river Fulton ferry and Will have prompt despatch She has
made three successful TO San Francisco and accom-
pished the hundred and eleven days She h tho
roughly ventilated end nsures at the lowest rates shippers
Invited examine this beautiful ship engagements ut ia
vorabe may be made application to ROSS, FALCO-
NER CO. 10 Pine street corner of William Agents at San
Francisco. Messrs ID. L. ROSS co Sight exchange
San Francisco Tor sale Collections made in California and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
pURvlTURE.

So
iNHfSrSVf AND DRAINED AND rfRSf PREMIUM
W enameea furniture of superior aud warranted manu-
fptiute tFaRkiNGTuNS wsreroons 81 Canal It, oppo-
sic WOOSTER street Mandatory 46 and " Wooster street,
established Ia lsss.
LrNAyELIED CHAMBER SUITS or FCKSfTURE IN
~ 81 coors and sy Wholesale and retail q, pres ir
y25 and upwSrds WARREN WARD, 27 canal street old
No. 80, four doors east n Broadway. New No-s
u,NswrrArD CHAMBER FURNITURE NtNTFAc
II turing '0uapny have constantly htat y wholesale
aud retail AZ prices from from 30 and upwsr At - and "
Pacific street. smith, Br01kiyn.
DEMOyED-JUIIUS DESStOR. $40 BROADWAY AND
III - y rcer street. manufactures Of every variety
furuhn Z would respectfully inform 81 bis customers
and The public III general hai has enn hts aud
sracious fnruttre wareroons n ms 5d sanl h large
ASSORTMENT ot rch ana plain fufnf1fr ~ y also
paFed take ORDERS ar utefgr decoration, such
stationary bookcases, w8ud nlntes nrr WAfs frAmes
VOID 4. u0eiiets end hfaeNNts nKias OH rewel
aso,ts Iariar 49, oibei dais A. ass " every yNey 10
wood
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
BOARDING AND LODGING.

ISA GRAND STREET, TWO BLOCKS EAST OF BRO AID
lOf wayA large timely furnished room on second aoor
BILE terms in apriyaic family Everything neat clean and
quiet Call and see them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
INSTRUCTION.

A CARD. D.MiTis ACADEMY OF fhNhAN
n snip and boosaeepog 1852 broadway, conner o Ff&ak 70
il open day and evening Thre classes pnps
received nj time snd separately and Thoroughly
taugh, at hours 10 suit their own Convenience
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12

A MEXICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE, ls5s.-AN AD
N Journed meeting the Committee viii be held this fr
day evening, November IL AT ~ O'Clock nj the Commiee
rooms, corner of broadway and I4ispenard street.
FREDk g. WAGNER, Acting President.
GILBERT 9. DEANE, Vice President
Is, nssTrp' tsecretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-12
BDSNpgSO AND LoDGrSS.

DOARD WANTED-A COMFORTABLE ROOM AND
ID partial board wanted by young gentleman respecta
BILE family exceed 81 Sc week.
included location below Twenty third street Ad-
dress with and fun particulars H. r. box i30 Herald
Office
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

A PRosPFcr or GR.wISo L.Ror MEs.-
DR.. Holmes, the Boston anatomist, has given
Us a new theory for manufacturing Of men
of large growth. He SAYS: " In Kentucky,
Ohio and Western Vermont, men grow 10 a
large size because of the limestone formation
under the soil. Parts Of families have emf.
grated TO those regions. and the result in the
next generation has been larger bone de.
yelnpInent in those who left Massachusetts
iran in those who rrmained. Kentucky. Ohio
and Iowa will grow large men. The finest
figures IN the world will be found in the
Valley Of the Mississippi in few genera.
TONS"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

BOYS AND GiRIs Speaking Of the plan q
separating the sexes 10 school. Mr.. Stowe,
the celebrated Glasgow teacher, saws -
" ne separation has been found injurious.
u is impossible TO raise the girls as high,
intellectually, without the boys as with them.
and Il Is impossible TO raise bows morally as
high without girls. The girls morally Gle.
,s,e the BOYS. and the boys Intellectually
elevate the girls. But more than this-rirls
themselves are morally elevated BY the pre-.
senee Of boys, and the boysare intellectually
elevated by the presence Of girls. Boys
brought up with girls are made more ssi.
lively intellectual by the sof,ening influ enee
Of the female character"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

THE RgnvaL ~ RELrns.--The truly re-.
markable movement in the religious world.
which commenced very quietly in New York
. few months ago. has spread in all direc.
tions. from New iIampshire 10 Missouri. ii
j. said that $500 persons have joined various
churches in New York city alone, and the
attendance on prayers and preaching is still
IN the increase. In Philadelphia, Baltimore.
boston, and many other places, large and
small, the revival is going on.
IN our awn State We have heard Of il only
in Wilmington. where the Journal saws il has
been in progress 10 most Of the churches for
some weeks. with the happiest results. In
this town, we learn from the PRESBYTERIAN,
"a union PRAYER meeting 10 held daily by the
Methodist and Bresbyterisn congregations.
The services are held in each Church alter.
nately. with good attendance and increasing
INTEREST Fay. 0bs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

GrsEsM HAvELocK upoS FAMILY DneIP.
IIsE.-I'he following. from me VIM enjoyed
much pe-se;.sl communication With the de.
ceased general, will be regarded a. an Illus
tration Of the mans character, not without
significance. During bis stas 10 England. the
narratos this snecd0ie went one evening
ID Ire house ~ the colonel, IN compliance
with an invitation. 10 the course Of eonser.
saiion, Ms. Ha,elcek turned suddenly 70 her
husband and sad. Z" Yy The way, my dear.
where Is Harry :" referring 10 her spn, whom
she had ms, seen during the afternoon. The
colonel started 10 his ieei-" Well. pour Eel.
low. he's standing on London Bridge, and IN
this rold, tpu told him 10 VAT for me there
A. IL n'elnck to.dav, aud in the pressure 81
bushes. az - lurgot The appointment
The father and son were 10 have net AZ "
o'clock ., noon Yet the father seemrd
10 have no doubt that Harry would nj
move from his psf Oatil be appeared. The
colonel AZ once rose, ordered cab to be call.
ed, and. a. lie Wen, forth 10 deliver his sou
from his wessy watch, on Lnndnn Bridge. he
tvfned 20 his visitor, saying. Won zee, sir
that's the discipline II soldiers fanIly.'-
In the course ol an h0m the colonel returned
with poor Harry, wiiu, although he appeared
some shat affected b. the cold watch. and
clad IL see IN. FIRE IN the comfortable psflO'
al homs. seemed to have passed through the
lriie afternoon experience 9th the greatest
guD,l hum = aud the feeling that all sssnght
Esiatusgh Daily Expesss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

The declicate and interesting operation Of
transferring blood from one patient 20 another
ht' n sassR .arPsos IN The cas-,
Of female patient. When apparently ex.
piring from loss Of blood. about two pound,
Of blood was transferred from the veins Of her
husband into her veins. with the most favora
BILE result. In few minutes after, the cur.
rent Of blood began TO flow, and the ebbing
Of life was checked. the circulation being re.
established, and deliyerance frnm apparently
certain and approaching dissolution secured.
DR.. wheatcroft suggests the trial of this ope
ration in the last stage Of low typhus and the
collapse Of Asiatic cholera. when all other
means have failed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

A certain bon viyant. who carried his
eating even into downright gluttony, went
70 his physician one day. with list Of his
ailments. for advice. Diet" replied the
doctor. "diet upon two bowls Of Cruel a
day." " Doetor. am no better for your
advice" said the patient. a week or two
afterwards. Have you adhered strictly 10
nv ordersi" asked the Rsculapius; /" did You
eat nothing but the Cruel Z" "Of course 7
did. You don't suppose could live without
eating, do Won Why, took nv Cruel be.
tween meals" Boston poa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

A ROMANTIC NARRIAoE.-A young man
named Chas. Albaugh. Of Mt. Gilead. Ohio.
was recently convicted OF mail robbery at
Cleveland, and sentenced to term in the
State prison. He is only twenty years Of
age, aud the events of the past few months
will fill an important chapter in his life's his
tory. On Christmas day he clipped with his
landlords daughter, Miss German. in her
sixteenth year, went 10 Alexandria, Pennsvl-
yania, and was married. An effort was made
to keep the affair secret, but II was discovered
BY the girls parents, who were highly in
eensed at their daughters imprudence. On
the 2sth Of January Mr.. Prentiss, the Y. 5.
mail agent. arrested Albaugh upon charge
Of robbing the mail. He was taken to Cleye-
land, tried, convicted. and sentenced before
the United States Court, and upon reaching
Cardington. on his way to the penitentiary
the Young wife came aboard the cars to bid
farewell to her convict husband. The meet.
ing was painfully affecting one and as she
turned to leave him, ovrrpowered by her
feelings, she fell fainting in the arms Of the
bystanders. who carried her gently into tn,
rails with increased speed to make up Tor The
detention. Rather sad honeymoon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

THE Cur srRE.s.-Thsre is a river in
the ocean. 10 the seyerrs irouihs il never
fails, aud IN The mightes foods il never over.
flows. It, banks and its bottom are Of cold
water. while its current is Of warm. The
Gulf Oi Mexico is It's fountain, and It's mouth
i IN lie Arctic Sea. II is the true Gull
stream. There is in the world no other such
majestic how of water. Its current is more
RAPID than the Mississippi Or the Amazon.
aud its volume nore than thousand times
greater Il waters, a. far out As the CAruiins
coast., are &c an indigo blue. They are 80
distinctly marked. tiat this liae 81 junction
18th ths common sea water NAV be traced
by the eve. Often une hall ~ The weasel ma '
b. perceived floating ~ The Tuif.sfresm water,
While the other hall is ia the common water
II the sea. 81 sharp is the line and the want
Df alinus between The waters, and such, too,
the reluctance. % 10 speak. On tbs part ct those
IL the Gulf Strram 10 mIngls with the com
mon water Of the sea. Lieytsas,a ksvry.
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TaE ITALIAN CONFERENCE.-The cor

The ITALIAN CoSsPIRar"R..-The CORES.
pondvnt oi the London Herald wriles:--
"tIrsini, PIERRE. DE Rulio and Gomez, on
returning TO their prison after trial. appeared
TO retain III their usual calmness, M, ~ the
moment when the strait jacket WIS being put
on then, Pierri gave way 10 The mast sielpn,
rage, venting kis passion particularly aeainsi
0rsini. w,sh. hr said, that Orsini had 4
dnzen heads, and that the, we're al 10 BE- cui
81. IN or,ier that he might suffer the longer
DE RuIiois very much cast dawn: he sees
the scaffnid standing befte him, and he lie.
clarrs that 10 hi steep lie feels as il The iron
yer. touching h.. neck.
"Ursinl preserves composed attitude,
and mostly remains silent. PERI. tits said,
expected 10 come out IL the affair sale
and sound, aud 80 deeply had that hope taken
possession OF bis mind. Tor several days be.
fore, all his thoughts had been concentrated
on what hal become 81 his umbrellas. he had
even written several letters on the subject.
requesting that il might be "nght for and
brsrps,y fpr him when be should be released
IRON prison."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

A TREMENDOUS IDlA.-A member Of the
Academic des Sciences Of Paris. who is also
an eminent chemist. has invented an appara-
tus which he thinks will enable human beings
10 breathe as freely At the bottom Of the sea as
on the surface Of the earth. lie proposes to
form an association tor collecting all the
Treasures now lying at the bottom Of the
ocean, and estimates At about eight hundred
mill on pounds sterling TIE harvest Of trea-
sure to be CLEANED on the route between
England and India only. Par, P.,pp.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

Sickness At rHE UsIyERsrry or VIRGINIA
In consequence Of sickness among the stu
dents at the University, Typhoid which
in some cases has proved fatal. and the panic
which has thus been excited. the Board ii
Visitors have suspended the Lectures until
the Let Of Nav. and will prolong the Session
until the goth Of July. so that the students
NAV have the full benefit Of the term. Mean.
while every effort will be made by repairing
and cleansing the dormitories, &c, to remove
the cause Of the disease.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

BRIEr HisroRy " CBiSs.-t'hina is ,he
world. Its 400 miles lnng and 1870 vide.
Population from 500 900. 600 to SCI, 600, 900.
Tue capital j. Prkin. with 1000. Iu0 inhabI
tanis next Nankin and Canton, 1000, 200
each. China produces tea, 81, O00, 900 pounds
~ which are annually exported frn,n Canton,
the only place which foreigner. are allowed
10 visit. Silk. rnifnn. rice. gold, and silver,
and all the nrcessaries nI life are iunnd ~
China. The arts and manufactures IN many
branches are 10 high perfection, bat Station.
ary--as improvements are now prohibited
Tue government - despotie nanarchy.-
Revenue, $500. 0OO. 900 ; srny. 800, 900 men.
Tie religion Is similar TO Buddhism. Tie chief
god bein Fob. The Chinese ineulcaie the
morality of C"nfueius, their gteat piIos0ph-
e.. WIN was borH $50 years before hrlsi. -
The gteat wall aud canal ~ China are amung
the mighiiest wurks ever achirsrd bv man.
The foreign Commerce ~ cbiua smuunts 10
s36.0O0,O u0. or s4O.0OO.0 900 annually, the
whole 81 which ~ transacted with appointed
agents. called Heng merchants. Fnreignefs
are allowed To- live at certain statiuns nr lac.
tories below Canton. The chief tradr il with
England. The first American ship reached
China 10 1854 nov, the annual average %
the United States ships visiting Canton ~
ihirty.two. The revenue derived lor lorrign
commerce BY the Einperm varies i,um four
to so.O00.00o. According 10 Mr. Dunn, th-
opium Struggled into China. 10 the injury Of
the people. smounted to ESQ. OOO, 900 annual.
" iar sesefal years past, much VI which was
paid specie, Which fund its way TO London.
The Chinese language has nearly 10000
characters or letter.
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y L W ) ITE NJ 3

A 81. Louis ,iIsp tch states ti.at letter re-
ceiyed there fran Culanel Johnson, describes
his march to Fort Scott. compliments HI,
troops, and represents the Mormons a. fully
resolved to submit to no government but thYl,
own. He expresses an earnest hope that sup
plies may be forwarded EARLY IN the spring.
under sufficient guard oi mounted men.
The overland mail. VIA FL Pa.oand San An.
innin, has arrived bringing information dated
Ansoua, February 9Th. stating that General
tiandara. the leader nf the rebelllon in Sonor.,
Ia. been entirely successful. having drf ate,l
the 90, eminent trnops IN several battles. A.
lat accounts General Gandsrs had surround.
ell Prsrhiera, the Cover or, so as 10 eut off
AL hopes II his escape. Gandara had mas.
sacred all his prisoners, and prnelsimed t.st
lie would hang Pe.chiera f taken. other
letters saw that the Fort Yuma and FL Pasa
wagon road was progressing finely. The
people Of the Rin Grande are much Interested
10 the success &c the Arizona bill. The In
dams we're troublesome in the Mrsiila alley
and general attack Wss i-ated.
Tie Louisiana Legislature has passed a
bill 10 prevent negroes lrDm hVl,llpg slaves ;
alsu, q bill aboIl.hing csp.ial punishment. aud
substituting 10 lieu thereof hard labor Tor life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

i A MRscHAsr rArsH n NJ MS OWN CLERK
WITH FORCED NarRs.-SSpe months ago.
clerk in the employ af an Illinois merchant.
REPRESENTED to him that his Their had died.
and that his uncle had given hN kye notes
for $4,000 each for his interest in tIie.etete OF
his father. Having this amount Of cap3ssl.
he proposed to buy out him employer. pay
ing him with one Of the notes, and reserving
the other to be used in procuring additional
Stock at ST. Louis. The merchant accepted
the proposition, and when, shortly Afterwards,
the ST. Louis merchants declined dealing
with the ex.cIerk, upon the representations
made BY him, the kindly.dispose,l merchant
proceed there and vouched for his respon.
sbility. Bucked up in this manner, the ex.
clerk effected purchases to the amount ol
$40 900 in St. Louis. ].
Things now went on very pleasantly. until
one day the merchant was informed IN the
cars BY policeman, that his late clerk was
forger. and that his story about his fathers
death was a hoax. The merchant thereupon
returned home, to find the store in posses.
sion Of the swinder's clerk, he himself hay.
| ing gone to Virginia on a visit. The mer-
chant followed him thther, and obtained
from him clean bill Of sale Of his whole
stock in trade. which included all the goods
bought in st. Louis. Legal steps have been
taken by the ST. Louis people torecoser thelr
property. bill Of sale given by the swlndler to
| his master To the contrary notwithstanding.
Boous CoIs. = The Philadelphia Ledger
SAYS: II seems as though the manufacture
and sale of bogus coin in that city, has al
last become a perfectly legitimate pursuit
4 IL our rambles about town. we Cane across .
placard conspicuously displayed in show
case on Second.street, not Tar from Chestnut
which read:
! Good imitation of gold ron--alway'
keeps its colnr--inr sale and cheap"
i We took a peep in these case, and there be
held tempting array of ye-4nd-a halves
Eve aud twenties. al well calculated to de
ceive unsuspectlns individuals, especially b,
night.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

Our Government. as the Columbus Engmr.
er remarks, seems 70 be living Gar beyond its
income. Itsppssrs BY the report u the Re
gis,er of the Treasury, made FEBRUARY l2ih,
that the receipts "f the United States for the
quarter ending 3ist December. 1857. we're
5000, 665. and the expenditures sI7,055,
653.67; excess Of expenditure for three
months fen million Of dollars. The probabili.
" Is Inst the receipts Of the Government
during the current year will fail from thirty
to forty millions Of dollars behind lie rrpen.
iliiufes. AZ the National ID Democracy
have foil swing in every branch Of the Gov.
eminent. and are forever hsrping on " re.
trenehment and refnrm," we should be glad
10 see them take The first step On either Of
these platforms, or rise "own up" that all
their bnssting IL this particular is only gas
snd mighty cost, yss s.,hs,s re- H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

A farmer IN Virgins Sho had been digginl
a we'll Was called away from hume. leaving
nnne but two boys on the premises. during
his .hsence favoriie Nurse BY accident got
into the we'll. which was about twelve feet
deep and Of sufficient diameter to allow the
horse standing roam. The boys set their
Young brains {, work 10 get him out. Their
bill o. " ways and means" was almost eIhaus.
ted, when the youngest. only nine years old
suggested en- amendment, which was imme-
diately adopted. Large quantities Of straw
wsra convenient, which the boys pitched 10
to 6lI the we'll. the prisoner trsnping il
down until he could s.,k right out upon
s,rau bail.