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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1858-02-25
.Gbe Glasgotu Gimes.

For the Chimes"
Mr.. P.:--The solution of false problem
consists in showing up its fallacy.
You quote DR.. Ray very accurately, and
then say that your I'd and Sd equations are
independent of the lst, and also of each 9TH
er. certainly was justifable in expect
ing candor in this motter, but now see you
are jesting.
Will you be so kind as to take the two
equations minus y equal !
and xplus 2y plus 2z equal II, and us
ing the I'd as a common difference, add il
consecutively to the lst, and tell us what
you obtain. Be candid, and say whether
you do not obtain all your equations, and az
many more as you please, of which there
are none independent except those giver
above.
You complain of being left in the dark; OF
the subject of Algebraic Equations, if yo,
are not jesting, you are certainly in dark
ness "uisible." w. S.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
siNGlIAR pnENnMENoS.

Tie Sin Francisco correspondent ~ The
Ney York SPIRIT of Tie Tunes. under date
ii June 5ti, mites The following strange pie.
nnucnnn
4 A mnst singular metamprphnsis, luliaw.
eli by turInus results, showing the Effects u
uur climate - snne psppic, occurred here.
nhlc' il aDrth relating. Ahput f1nr wears
.Incc man hun tlir Ea.iern States came /"
iii. cpuntry t. engage 10 mining. IL nrnt
% IL TuuInmur. aud commenced ialtng -
claim un wnals Creek. Ii SHIRT time
Nj. b4ir.--shich was II light brnun n ~.
burn ncolur.--caumencrd 10 tail III. and sanl,
there sas MT a. Ii,ars hair u b. discover.
Ell IN an, rartu hls buly! liz VA - guilt
less II hit.alv covering - 4 marBlr st,lue
Singular 10 relate tie mans general health
Mas g,a,l daring tte time nl tbs pee!Ing.
I but. what il more remarkable. the yrnerai
! phy.icat appearance ,Jf lie man began Il
change rapidly. lie Was originally long
/ Lark aud lean. but INV h. brgan - assume
Psllsiatitn prnpnftions. Although large
bunfd perspn. when he came 10 tits cuunir,,
lie unly weighed about I6D pnunds. hut 4
seven week. alter HI. arrival al Tie mines hi
weight was upwards u 500 pounds. Al
thmgs musl have ~ end, and - ,lni etr he
rDt. incfra.e IN sze epmr 10 stop Ther
Il wa. that lis hair brgan tt grow. But now
strange 70 say. hi. lirsule apprarance. ~
stead 81 being auburn cplor, are caal black
Instead of sandy whlskers. lie has wins
krrs ss black as jet. and 20 On. One wOnl'
naturally think that the individual hs,
grown out of The recollection d his friends
Now, lie hero u this singular transformation
when lii lell home, left behind wife whon
he loved a. the apple of his eye. Alter resi-
ding here about three years. ie ssnt for her
She came fall u love aud affection TO NEE
hcr long abssB, lord. Wien tic steamer or
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

Nrw usE % rnx PHoToonarH.--Spcaking
Of photograph copy of The Declaration 81
Independence taken upon . surface no larger
than pins head. which may now be seen
in salem. and can be read with powerful
microscope, The Salem Gazette saysi
When such success in reducing the sizo
of documents and likcnesses have been Oh.
tanned By the photograph art, il is easv 70
imagine what might be accomplished 10 time
of war BY the use Of the microscope. The
most important Official document might be
contained in an ordinary vest button and
worn with inlpunity b, spy in an snemy's
camp, o. BY traitor eager 70 injurs an &C.
tive army of his own country
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

!. The XxXVth Congress il to reassem'
ble in December, and the Free Iraaets nave
4 clear majority therein--a maJarlty wh'cn
theg NAV lose III the next Hause. We g
hort them, lheretore--nay, *e deiy taeM
: 4 according, not to our principles, Out ~
tha;r avn. You believe, gentlemen-er a
le.st sos YOU belie.e--that absolute f'ee
Trade and Direct Taxation would De me
hss, polie,. but you think the people not yrt
pre pared for it. But i you are prepa'.a'
iusr act up to your convictions, anu let u,e
consequences take care OF themselves.
are tired Of chasing you around Folat.No'
Point, and hearing you attribute 70 our prln.
cip,es the fruits Of your undoubted measures.
Give ~. then, at the ensuing session. jusf
such Tariff as you bsiiers IN, as we d'd on
our mart in AZ, and let the people judge be-
tween ~. Ifyour doctrine i right, DO mol
fear that the people will not appreciate anu
uphold it, :, -,
The above extract from the New York
| Tribune il none the less true and worthy q
public consideration because u comes from
4 a Black Republican journal. II has no symp
tom ii negro mania about Il, but is plan,
brief. sensible rxhortation to the Free frade
democracy. 10 show their faith bs their works.
II is time that thisparty had give" the conh'
try some practical evidences nf the vast su.
perior,ty pf Dirert Iaraiion. as great na-
tinna principle, over . system os imp"s's.
which ever since the dawn Of commerce has
been The resource 81 civilized governments
for their suppnrt. The only WV these spscu-
Iatise economists can satisfy an lntehlgenl
neonle of the truth ui their assertions anu
souniness nf their logic IS 10 clnse up me
Gnstem lIuu,es-abulish every restriction
upon foreign trade. and convert Al once tht
indirect ,ntn the direct process OF laxattoa
Instead OF drawing a revenue from imposts y
,lefray the enormous and rapidly increasing
expenses Of our government. let them openly
extract the hard mnney by scnres q nll,ioh'
from the pockets Of the people. Let tnen
turn louse locust cloud u Federal tas.gath
erers in the land to risit annually erery man
house. and demand from him gon,ly portion
nf his gold and silver Tor the public cnest
, Let them do this, and then y VIII pe SEEN y
| very quick :ime how the Free Trade p"le
. will work. and how it will be relished by IN
. soyereigns.
We think il nothing more than right an
proper that the anti farifiites should be rule
10 10 test tne truth oE their saunted dnctrin
bs fill, fair, actual experiment d Dire
), 7aration; and as they have majority
the present Congress they should unquestlon
ably use ,he power whilst they have i. !
j enforcing. If they can. the conviction upo
: : their opponents tha, they are right and y J
! latter wrong. "Nn argument" says HUI
= bras, !" like ma tier Of Iactis'-and 50 say W
Petersburg liteLig.ncer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

ALL ANIMALS CAN i'fsIK.-At N annual
meeting Of the Association tor the Advance.
ment Of Science held at Boston. i was shown
that, after all, there are no dumb beasts. ilr.
Gibson read a very interesting paper on the
language Of animals. lie said that every
variety of animated being possessed some
means Of inielligible communication. Eaeh
creature BY sounds or signs OF cnrresFana-
enee has language understand by us own
kind, and sometimes learned BY others. Elno-
tions of caution, affection or lear-pf jos,
gratitude or rrief-are disclosed b. simple
tones Of voice. or by Impressive gestures T.
.ignallze feelings strictly comprrhendfd aud
often answered. Insects and birds. fi.h md
beasts, thus express themselves IN distinct
languages. signed. spoken and sung, seen.
heard and felt. H. illustrated tbs theory BY
stating familiar facts relative to domestic an
lmals. Scientific .Amsrieaa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

JuRy TRIaLs-The law Which. IN hnsiahd
ami Ireland. requires Tie unanimliy oi JnrIes,
Is Al length becoming tie subject of lnclble
comment from tie Judicial bench. In case
trie.l the other day IL the rnurt Of E,cheqaer
eleven Of the jury ~ere agreed. and the par.
ties 10 the cause objestia2 q Ike tie ,ule 81
the majority, Tie lent could mt accept It
Til. Lord hef Baron iunk The opportdnitt
vi stating that lie thaualit il must be amea'-
ed. considering how often per.on- must di.as
gree, that .nnanimify was required. cnn.
sIdering lie increased intelligence II iitt DAY.
il did seem extraordinary thai t1riae grn-
tlemen must be- Kept together TIL thes al
agreed, though they aPre sworn To give their
verdict accmd.ng 10 their conscience. u
was much to be regretted that serd.cts were
not governed b, a majnriit--net small ma.
iorlty, fur that would not ~, but eleven 70
une ten 10 two. OF nine 10 three. In rrirr-
euee To the case before him. the Chiei Blrnn
"a Il tie old prattire ut locking np lurirs all
nisht-pr in other wnrd,. u tnftmihg them
into unanimns Which their conselence-
could nut sanctiun--ilatl very property talien
intn di.nse aud. a. there was,.nn rrn.prei oi
,heir agreeing alter fur hours deilocrali"n,
lie would discharge them.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
ora cIsTr.--. Whata elim tc Sc la,,

Ora CIIN,TE.--.. What . elm tc se have
/, unon tie lp- II every me ,el meet - VA.
there ever any ding Ike it, extremes oi heat
aid cid II, sI,eriaa winter. anl H. ARR
can ,Ymtnrrs--y.hs il il enna-h II hrr X
daMH file ,uon1e-t constitution atil yet
we ftI people il.lHg 81 gnni old sge nn,er
lts influences. anil enjoying no snail silire ni
the lgxIrir. II IL through IL a-rnes. It's
tine ~ have not the un,arying snn.hinr 81
the greater part 81 tn wear q iialis, nor the
steady mu,trfstios If Great Britain, Mlerr
ME can be .bruai almost every day ~ tie
wear withant discomfort. but We have NIX
lure IL lie twu, With dash II the Russian
atmosphere ii times ii ail - tile variety
Tie climate nf unr county i gnni enough
III We unty have tie s0uml srnse 70 make the
bet III Il. anil instead II complaining alapi
ogrssite. III it, stcisstndes. Oar summers
are very wsrm aud nur winlrrsa are very cold.
our fain shnyrrs very ,i0trnt and our .nps
stnsm- y.gs bnisistDa.; hut vital We have
Tie mist i Iicmus fsult. ID summer, aud 10
aiut.r ta.t nunber II IN sd0pr comforts thai
should MAKE - laugh at thr weather. |,
should not BE- Iefgnttrn that heavy showers
advance vegetation. tliat hot sun fiprns The
crops, ahlI,t ont snow stnms pr0tect the
grain aud gfa.s lrom biting trosts. Oh th'
whole. experience teaches that. On the score
af climate, Amerie4 oiftrs great cause loi
sthankiaInes., and titt. if the seasons arr
somewhat capr,ci0us. common sense tells u
10 accommodate ourselves to their changes
climate, like everything else, will worry -
II We are fnali.h enoIsn 70 repine utsr .ha
IL unehange.ble by any efart u mr. own
tie better plan !. 10 take ting,as they com,
and resolve 70 be content With wha' Pru,i
lence ssnIs. Bali dmutean.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

Az INpkPrspExr NIGGER. - In his recent
abolition speech. Lord Brougham related
the following anecdote:
Lord Lyndhurst gave me short time
since an anecdute nf a gentleman who was
connected with the Hague, and who, on one
occasion. received an invitation 10 the house
d IA Cuban gentleman, negro proprietor d
i large estate. where be was reeelsed with
The utmost hospitality, and treated elegantly.
He said he was rather entertained when, al
ter dinner was over. his colored host said
that ne was 4 man without any prejudice
whatever, and that whenever be found per.
son honest. honorable, and respectable IN
every point d view. Le held out the hand q
fellowship to him. even though bis color
we're as white al that tabIe.1loth.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
Gnrar Excn.s,sr N WrLDos. = Th'

GRrAT EXCITEMENT N WELDON. - The
Weldon IN. c. Patriot says: " A man Of
the name Of Isabel has, il appears, been re-
siding in this place for some length Of time,
under circumstances Of rather extraordinary
mystery and singuarity. II appears that Is
abel has never been seen out Of his house
during the day time, nor has he ever been
seen 20 associate with a white man. but has
every night a crowd nf negroes around his
house. 10 whom he sells whiskey, and from
whom he buss whatsoever said negroes can
steal. or in any way pick up. Such has
been The shrewd and artful cunningncss Of
the fellow, that il has been so Tar found nm
possible 10 ret The proper legal evidence
necessary 10 convict him, 50 that few Gays
ago 1 portion Of our citizens formed them
elves into a committee and waited on lsa-
bell, and gave him orders 10 leave ON Tues
day evening. the e7th. in default af which
he was 10 be treated to a coat Of tar and lea
theirs. Accordingly. On Tuesday evening.
finding that he had not gone, and hearing
that he hal resolved not 10 20. the commit
tee proceeded to take the law into their own
hands, and On due trial and conslctipn, he
Was sentenced TO receive a coat 81 tar and
feathers. and 10 be escorted out of town, which
sentence Was executed IN due ivrm.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

The Executive Committee of the United
Statrs Agricultural society held meeting
al Baltimore On Wednesday CIR The purpose
of completing The premium list ipr ihr 81.
hibtion 20 be held by the Society al Rich.
mond. Virginia. On the ssth Of October. The
list. which will BE- published 10 a lew days,
will embrace several new and Important sub.
jee,s. and The aggregate sum 70 be distributed
will be moro than ten thousand dollars. The
Maryland Agricultural Society propose 10
change tie time u their exhibition 70 the
week preceding the National Fair. IN order
1, enable thuse who may wish 70 attend both
10 do 30.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

IsPosTAsr TO MnLIsERs.--The fall FASH
ions lnr bonnets. we learn. provide artifrial
fruits Al spbsiitnte fnr n,wprs. Tie latter
will pas entirely out II use. Instead ofroses.
Jobny junp.nps aud dalfs.down dllls. the
bonnsts Of our bellies will be graced with
clusters uf artificial c1rrants. fox grapes.
cherries and other fruit. done in glass Of The
lesst possible thickness A specimen of the
new bonnet was exhibited % us yesterday.
II i AZ unique affair. and resembles CAB.
bage eaf trimmed with tomatoes. The price
is ebsap--pniy thirty dotiafs. Young gen.
tlslnen contemplating mattmonS will pisasc
notice. PtI.d,lphia Sq;e,t,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
e., psonrcr,oy ron l85-.-Thv pradl

GaLp PsopucrIoS ron l851.-Ths Pr"dae-
tion Of Z Id IN Australia for The past year 's
SET down bs the best English authorities At
one huadr.d milllpn of dollars. the pro-
dgction In other countries IS estimated -
flInws: califurnia, s6j 900 600; Russia and
siberia, so, 900. 600; oiher parts Of The world,
sl5. 600 ,OO1. Total. 800. 900. 900. We thus
have two hundred millions - the gald crop
IL 1856. and the actual amount !. likely 70 ~
rather more than the estimated aggregate.
At tins rate two thousand millions u gnld
viii be thruNn into the monetary eirruiatr'a
ii the world during the next ten years.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

THx flvAr ABanAp.-I.etters from Europe
and India speak of the remarkable heat Of the
season. The accounts from India reported
thai the intense hea, 81 the country appears 70
have fatal effect upon the English troops.
IN The 3jth Regiment eighfy.iour deaths Of
apoIexy we're announced. The London the.
atres have been deserted on account nf the
great heat, and several persons are reported
10 have died from the same cause. The
drought throughout France isexcessiyc. The
The Seine - reported 20 be nearly as low ~ i
was 10 1919. Ia England the crops are re-
ported 70 be very promising. except in dis.
tricts where The drought has affected them.
In Spain the harvest is very fine.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
!" cprtps.r Aryoap ir."-some m

"cprlps'r ATrnaD iT."--some months
since. on the corngr nf Nassau and Spruce
streets. bcggar had taken his stand, and
day after day asked aims o. all who passed.
A gentleman WIN vas engaged 10 superin.
tending the construction of new building,
thought ths beggar looked like m able bodied
man, and vent over and asked him il he
would not like IL WINK. and offered him a
dollar 4 das. 10 hi. surprise The beggar
replied--"l eouldn't aifnr.l 10 work for that
price" Why nots" VA. the answer. !" BE.
cause ! average dollar and hall day
here, begging. and ! can't alIord 10 lose the
half dollar" He som after moved fr0in that
stand. This j. specimen of street beggars
They can't afford % Mafk. N Il. Toa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
nlaekwood'- Edlnbarsn MAG arIne,

n, july has bctn received Itfoniains. !. Ilt Sol
der ana The Surgeon. :. The Poofbeah Muiiay The
Punish.--No V. >. WHIST will he da Nth i by
P.i.gtaius Csrlon.-Pan XIV. I. The Fna Bengal
European Fu.isfs u Lueknaw. 8. res ior tbs
psineipailss. 6. NJ Fir.t .ni Lat Novel. 7. The
Great inpo.,are. j. VI. Dasky'. Opinion. On Al.
Published BY Leonard. Scot, a q. New York.
Ptes - PER annun fr any one q lhs Reviews, o.
Baeswood; far sny two q The uork.. IS; for Black.
wood and ths ioat Rs,isss. $40.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

HaiIUciNaTins.--fen years ago wealthy
farmer named Slmmonds, living near New
burg, ON the Hudson river. bad PRESENT..
mcnt that he would die on the 2ill of June,
1858. 90 strongly was he impressed with
the strange idea, that he regarded his dccease
AZ the time mentioned as a matter of Ger
tainty. lie selected spot for his grave.
bought an iron railing 10 surround i, aud
had fine tombstone and an elegant coffin
prepared and brought 10 his house. On
Thursday last, The dav indicated By the pre-.
sentiment" he had clergyman and an IN
,Iertaker ii hand and at Il o'clock IN the
afternoon, after having partaken with his
friends OF hearty dinner; he went to bed
for the purpose Of yielding up the ghost. lie
tried his best TO die, but could not. and was
al last obliged 10 confess that he had been
the slave IL 4 ridiculous hallueination. Il i
said that hundreds Of people flOcked to his
house to see him expire.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
4 Pa. r,psr . MleHo.eorE.-when

A FLtA USDkR MieRoscaPE.-When a
fsa IS made 10 appear as large as an ele.
phant, we can see all the wonderful parts ~
IL formation. and are 4stonisbed to lind that
\ has coat II armor much more complete
Than ever warrior wore, and composed OF
strong polished plates, fitted over each oih.
or, eath plate covered like TORTOISE she'll,
and where they meet, hundreds Of strong
NULL, project like those on the back 81 ne
pJrrupins, or hedgehog. There are the
sfchei neck. the bright eyes, the transpa.
rent cases, piercsrs y puneture the skin,
sucker 10 draw away the blood, III long.
Iointed legs, four Of which are folded on ne
breast, all ready al any moment TO be thrown
out with tremendous force for that jump
which bo,hers one when they want 70 eeatef
him, and at the end Of each leg hooked claws
10 enable him 70 cling % Whatever ne alighft'
up1a. A hea can jump handred times hi
ls4tih. which il the same as i 4 man Junpet
l5 iii ss zat II 100 feet and he can draw
@a@lE Il. q - -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

Black BAND IRos ORE.-A friend has hand.
ed to us block, weighing Il lbs. Of this Gel
ehrat.d Deep River ore, which was taken
from new shalt sunk TO the depth Of 90
feet, on what is knowna- the Issor old place.
about one mile Northwest Of the Gull. Tins
is about thee miles higher up the river than
this ore had heretofore been found. The
vein i. FIVE feet thick. and exceedingly rich.
a. the specimen IN our possession abundantly
proves. Its discovery accustomed much re.
iocing in that neighborhood.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

Its fact significant d the progres.. q
Anrrlctn manufacturing skill, that the y br.
ningtun lgll.h) manufacturers initiate tar
trade marks of the American manufactured
r,tl,ry. agd .eil il d. linported frnn the UaI.
lei states. Tie I.nnIpn Times Of Tie hr.t
instant has a repart of trial Of Tue WI.
iius ninpans v. Reeves. ~ which 4 vas
urote1 that the latter inflated All The traie
max. ii the f.rmrr, al American company.
syep 10 the la silnlir nf ;. w Colllnss slg-
nature, which i, stamped n tie cutlery.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
HILLsBoRoUGH, N. G.
wednesday, August 4, 1858.
University orN. c. We learn from the Oh

University OF N. C.-We learn from the Cha
pei Hill Gazette. ,ha, 10 new students had ma'cu.
lated al the University during the last Two weeks.
There are now 400 names The College roll, disr-
bu,ed as follows Seniors %. Juniors 90. sophomores
lO3. freshmen N, Partial and Scientific course 2e
The Afchilec, and Contractor have been busy for
few days in making preparations for the two new build.
ngs abou, 10 be erected One Of them is 10 be east of
East building, and the other west Of the West build.
ng both 10 from, towards the village the old South
now does
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

The United States screw steamer Broak.
Iyn. Wl,i,i, all br launched Al ten u'eInck this
mprninu IRON Nr.sIs. Weser,eifs yard,
fant ur Houston street. Ia. river. il tie
fir.t nut aHnat IL the five vessels apihnfizrd
by act II Congress. approved March 3. 1857.
Tie others nov building. are the Hartford.
al HIST u :,lhe Lancaster. - phladelphi.; the
Richmond, al Norfolk. and The Pensacola, X
Pensacola.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
4 War .lI.pp, c..r.-The Sewi Yvk

A yEaY .HaRp,. GAsE.-Ihe Aewl iWk
Time, tells The following -. An eniefpfis
M sount man III .Alban., few years az,
sha had, what lie considered 70 he q very
valuable medicine, which he wished % sci
flr Inc benefit uf mankind. prevailed upon an
old fellow Of hi. Acquaintance 70 join him N
BUSINESS. anil furnish him with tile necessary
capital 10 % ahe,d with. lie came 70 Ne"
York. and =, once entered upon most pro-.
lgate AMI rlinogs course Of advertising.
wn,eh, al last. vxerel tie alarm nf Tie old sen-
tlenan in Albany, Win came down % inpeet
lie accounts Of the euneern. and u his utter
enn.tyrn ,,ioa lie discovered that his prudlgal
partner had spent his eatire capital ne ft.t
ys4r il advertising. Bgf, examining . llt'le
further, he found there wa. placed 10 his
ereltt more tliaH i've times the amount II the
eauital i,e lad Iurn shed. a. his share Il The
prn6ts. Ihe sstonisment oi Tie paor old
gentleman proved los much for him. for ~
went home and died - Ct. II merchant
10 not want to get rich tos lasi they should
BE- careful not 10 advertise"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

Hon. ID. S. Reid. The Raleigh Standard Of
SATURDAY. saws that Governor Reid IN that city sew
eral days during the week, looking remarkably we'll
md was warmly greeted BY many Of he old friends.
|. was gratifying him in such excellent health
after his prolaced and dangerous sickness last winter
lin Richmond.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04
How rnrr cA1ea HIonwAYxts Is

How rasy CATeH HIoHwAYsts y CALt,
roRst..--Callf,rnia is hooded with bands OF
robbers and murdsrers, 70 such sn extent
hat travelling 10 the less populous portions
Of The state Is attended with great danger.
Most or these mstadders are natives, but
some Or the most formidable are found % pc
Americans. a company of American and
English highwaymeh wa5 recently discover.
ed IN the following manner: A fellow nance.
snow. Who aas about to be hung By Iynef
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

KIlLsp NJ LIoarslSo.-We learn that Miss
Margaret Allen, residing 10 the southern part
Of this country, was instantly killed BY light
ming On the Goth instant. She was standing
in the door Of her fathers dwelling, and was
much injured BY splinters from The door
posts. The balance Of the family in the house
at the time experienced severe shock.
Charlotte Democrat
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

The vcu Era. -The Ssw Era snd Conner.
cisi Advertiser. i thc nsme q nsw paper pub.hsd
in Newbem by Nss,r. Muse q Davies. 4 takes the
paee II the union j. Democratic IN politics. pub.
l..hei weekly Il 81 per aansm and .eai.~eeEy, on
smaller sile. 81 81 prr snnum.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1858-08-04

The Judges of the English Court Of Com.
mon Pleas have decided that railway travel.
srs arc not bound 70 take care Of any portion
Of their baggage, the company being legally
responsible for is safety.