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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

ANGwLY DIscosEREp PRop.sTY or CHLo.
soTORa The Abeille MedicsIe reports the
easr II young man who badly seslded both
legs BY slipping infn casIdron Of boiling
water. lie was Immediately laid upon bed.
an exciting pnIian administered, cod liver
oil applied to his legs. aud he was twice bled.
but the pain 10 the legs Did not subsi,lr. A
linimsnt uf lasdanum and cod liver oil was
then applied. sIso without effect IN abating
the psih--Bat shiorolsrn having been sub.
slitu,sd fvf laudsnam. immdiaie relief ensued.
and ~ss maintained By continuing the same
process sntiI recovery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

Natrinonv il said to consist Of hoi burk.
whe i cakes. varm beds. comfortable slippers.
smoking coffee. round arms. red lips, &e., &c.
SHIRTS eluiting in buttons, redeemed s,nrk-
ing.. bo.t jacks. happiness, &C.; "hile single
blessednr-s Is made up Of sheet iron quilts,
blue noses. frosty r1ns, ice in the pitcher,
unregen.rated linen, herlless socks, coffee
sweetened with iciclrs. gutta prrcha biscuits.
flabby steaks. dull rszoes, oorns, coughs and
cciiss. rheumatism, govt, misery aud unbap
piness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

BEtLapppoSSs AND ScssLETr PEyEa,-The
use " bsliedonns - preventive Of scarlet
fever, has been followed with great success IN
the tOLtineat u Europe aud elsewhere. No
eoise nor vinsgsr should be ussn while using
IL. Any physician " Druggist sill direct how
tngse Il. Ifsny me tell. yov it, no u,.--tyy
dit can do nc hurt IN small quantities any
how. The be-, physicians 81 Ennspe ,sy !,
Il u uss, aud anttbing i worth trs ina g. avoid
that TO- jble scvurge--scarlet lever. nov
ones mn. spou Il rounds throsgh the eOuo.
tfy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

Tie States has been informed hat his III.
eelleney. the Rear. Admiral Mehsmed Pscha,
aud suite. have accepted an invitation 10 visit
The Red River 81 The Nofih, whieh IL the
western boundary ~ MinnesaIs. and the al.
siding between Minnesota and Daeatah Ter.
riiort; and that Vice President Breckenridge,
senators Fitch anil Rire. Messss Becker and
ks,snsugh, Representation Minnssats,
and sr.Go,srnor siedsry, w,ll accompany
the expedition.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

Melton. the forger. who broke jail At New
bern, some DAYS ago, was captured in This
place on Monday night last, and committed
BY Mayor Cherry. Two or three notes, we'll
executed. we're found upon bis person. Also,
2 letter directed tosome one in Wilmington.
N. O.. giving an account Of his transactions.
and how he broke Jail. lie Is certainly a
grand rascal. Ws.lfnigon ~ CT TSmss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

u Is stated IN q special despatch from
Washington city 10 The New Yak Times.
that Col. Benton is confined to his bed with
cancer Of the sipraeh. lie work, upon his
sbridsement of the Congressional debates ~
steadily ass'sr. and hopes TO live long enough
70 finish them.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

The banks of Augusta. Ca. have resolved
TO resume specie payments simultaneously
with these Of Savannah. whether ire dsy hrrd
upon be the Isl ~ Nav q, June. irrssn,e,iy,
n wh,. msy Be done 10 South Csrol,p.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

A resolution authorizing the appointment
Of Committee Of five 10 inquire into the
propriety 81 removing the Seat of Govern.
ment Of Pennsylvania from Harrisburg 10
Philadelphia. has been adopted By the State
Senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

I'll. fret freight train over the Norfolk and
Petersburg railroad reached Norfolk on MIN.
dsy evening. u was laden with grain ftsm
Isle Of wight county, Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

The ssaelk Mills, Il Lowell. Mass, have
received orders 90 start their works % fast
a. they can obtain hslp.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

fLoniDG IsTELLierscE.-The Florida Mail
brings intelligence that the Post. Office Al
Tampa was thoroughly robbed on the 10Th
inst.
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AccIpEST on THE SEaBoRD AND RnANoKE
RsiLRoAp.--A serious accident occurred on
Wednesday last on the seaboard and Roanoke
railroad. the following account Of which 10
furnished by the Suffolk (ya.l Sun: The
regular freight train left Portsmouth at 10
o'clock. A. NJ, in charge Of the regular en-
g,neer, Dir. Carr. and Conductor Lassiter.
There were "a cars besides the passenger
car. % Of which were filled with freight, one
empty and one fiat car loaded with iron.
The train left Suffolk about half-past ~
o'clock. NJ, and when near Kilby & Rid
dicks brick yard. near the bridge crossing
Smiths creek. one Of the cars ran OF (as
could be seen afferward. } and ran $50 Yards
before striking the bridge when IL struck
the bridge il broke in and proeipitated rs
cars down in the creek, a distance Of about
40 feet. The engine. tender and one freight
car had reached the opposite embankment,
and six cars. including the passenger car.
were left IN the rear. Fortunately. no lives
were lost. or was any person injured. The
IS cars smashed were all loaded With freight
Tor the Raleigh and CASTOR road. The way
freight was all saved and one car Of through
freight. About 100 feet Of the bridge is
broken down. and the cars and contents are
worse smashed up than We have ever seen.
Whisky. sugar. coffee, molasses. boots,
shoes, ladies' dress goods. bouneis and rib
bons, all smashed up together in one general
medley.
We are glad to learn that the loss will not
be as much as was at FIRST supposed. probably
not more than $4,000. The freight and
travel over the road. il is said. will suffer no
intermission.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

FATAL n0Ax--h cHtWCiu \1"6'"",/F ~.
SAYS that gentleman in that town has rece'v>
ed letter from friend in Northampton,
conta ming the following:
"a singular circumstance happened at our
union last week. For some misconduct. the
master had put a bay for punishment IN the
dead house. At that time there was corpse
in the dead ward in the coffin. The boy
took the corpse out Of the coffin. dressed It
in his own clothes, propped it up against the
will, and then himself got into the coffin, lay
down and COVERED himself over. In the course
of short time the master came. looked IN at
the door aud saw, as he thought, su'ky lad
standing against the wall. Now. said the
master, do you want any supper 7 There
was no answer. The question was repeated,
with the same result. The boy looked out
from the coffin and said. il he won't have
any, will The master fed under terror.
and received such shock that il is said he
has since died from the effects"
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NoRru CAROLINA INVENTIVE GENius.--ln
this age Of progress. scientific Improvement
and advancement in the mechanic arts, II
gives us pleasure to note that our old state
is not behind her sisters. That her daugh-
tiers are as lovely, and intelligent, her sons as
Industrious. her soil as fertile and her mine
rails as valuable as can be found anywhere, is
beyond dispute. and it is gratifying in our
researches through our exchanges from dis.
lance. to find the familiar name OF an old
friend or acquaintance. whose genius has
elevated him to proud position, figuring
conspicuousIy as benefactor and valued CT
tizen Of the home Of his adoption. AS we
have said before, we intend to record every
evidence of the success Of North Carolinians
whether at home or abroad. In our issue Of
Saturday last we were pleased to allude TO .
recent important Improvement in Cotton
presses BY a schoolmate Of ours. We are
again gratifed to find the name Of anotheI
North Carolinian connected with several i'm
portant inventions recently deposited a
Washington.
Mr.. Utley. Of this State, well known as The
inventor Of several original designs for chea
pening and facilitating labor, is now j.
Washington, seeking a patent for breeci
loading cannon upon plan designed b,
+ himself, by which he claims 10 be able 10 FIR,
twenty Eve or more charges in minute, witt
perfect ease. certainty and safety. He ha
obtained patent for an improved plough. u
which the subsoil the turning. and coulte
ploughs are all combined, so as to work joint
" or separately. The combined plough i
said to be simple. and TO work admirably
Mr.. L. is also said to be engaged in perfee
, ting an invention BY which mere weight ]
substituted for horse. steam. or water power
This last scheme. should it succeed. woul'
produce quite sensation in the industrial
! and mechanical world. and prove immensel
, profitable to the inventor. Southern inyen
tue genius is at last beginning to compel
successfully with that Of the North. and W
: are pleased to record the fact.
E WILMINGTON Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31
A DESPERATE MAN ESCAPING FROM
JUSTICE.


After had taken nv seat one morning. at
Paddlnston. in an empty railway carriage. 4
was joined. Just as the train was moving on
by strange l.oking young man, with re-
markab!. loug flowing hair. He was.M course.
litlle hurried, but he seemed. brsides, to
be SO disturbed and Wild that | was quite
alarmed for fear Of his not being right in his
mind nor did his subsequent conduct at all
re assure me Our train was an express,
andhe inquired. eagerly. at once, which was
the first station whereat we were advertised
to stop. consulted my BRADSHAW. and
furnished him with the required information.
1t was Reading. The young man locked at
his watch. MADAM, said he, have but hall
an hour between me and. il may be, ruin.
Excuse, therefore. my adruptness--You have.
| preceive, a pair Of scissors in your work.
bag. Oblige. if you please, BY cutting of all
my, hair" !" Sir" said !. !" it is impossible"
MADAM" he urged. aud look OF severe
determination crossed his features, 81 am
desperate man. Beware how you refuse me
what ask. Cut my hair otf-short. close ia
the lately and here is a news
paper to hold the ambrosial cnrls.'
thought he was mad, of course and believing
that Il would be dangerous to thwrat him.
cut of all his hair To the last lock. Nav,
madam" said he, unlocking small portman-
teau, +" you will further oblige me BY looking
out Of the window, as am about to change
my clothes" OF course leaked out Of the
window for very considerable time. and when
he observed, :. Madam, need no LANCER put
YOU to any inconvenience" | did mt recog
nice the young man IN the least. Instead g
his former rather gay costume. he was attlr'd
in black. and wore gray. wig aud silver spec
tacles he looked like a respectable divine d
the Church Of England, OF abnut o. years d
age to complete that character. he held !
volume Of sermons in his had, which--tne,
appeared SO to absorb him-mght have beer
his own.
81 do not wish to threaten vn,;, yonn!
lady !" he resumed, and - think, besides
that can trust your kind face. Will Va,
promise me not 10 reveal this metamorph"sl
until YOUR journeys end !" "lwilt" SAID
! "mo,t certainly" Al Reading the guart
and a person in plain clothes looked into gu
carriage. Yon have the ticket. nv love.
said the Young man, blandly. and looking a
+ me as though he were my father" !" Ne'e
. mn :. SIR we dniit want them" ssid the IT
fic,al, as he Withdrew with his companion. :"
shall nav leave yon, Madam, observed M
/ fellow treveler, as soon as the coast was clear
by your kind aud courageous conduct yo
have saved my lite. and perhaps even You
own In another minute he was gone, az,
, the train was in motion. Not till the mex
!, morning did learn from The Times news
paper that the gentleman or whom had ope
/ rated as haircutrr had committed fnrger
10 an enormou. amount IL London few hour
, before meat him. aud that he had bee
tracked inio az cIp,sss trsiu from Padding
ton. but that--athough the telegraph ha
!, been put in morton and described him arcur
/, ately--at Reading. when ii ~ aIn sas scare.
4 ed. he Was nowhere ta be Iound.
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Y Nor BAD.--The Black Republicans some-
times say good things in reply to the Southern
fre-eaters speeches. Mr.. Foster Of Con.
necticut. for instance, in making his Kans4s
speech some days since. said that he had
listened to glowing portraitures Of Northern
or Southern wealth, placing each in invidious
contrast with the alleged poverty Of the other
section. He gloried in the prosperity and
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Of both sections, and rejoic-
ed that the common country formed by their
union was his country. As. however. Mr..
Hammond had spoken so proudly of the
South, and had celebrated the praises Of
King Cotton. he hoped he might be pardoned
for asking who was the Warwick that gave to
Cotton his crown? Was il not Eli Whitney,
of Connec,icutl And, in estimating the
value Of Southern agriculture at the present
day, did not the invention Of that Northern
man form an appropriate and important ele.
menti II God had blessed the South with
transccndent gifts Of Nature, He had blessed
the North with the ingenuity and fortitude to
be the architects Of their own fortune.
Fay. Ois.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1858-03-31

AR,zoyA As 4 CoTToS RIoIoS.-Late in
ss,tigations prove that the Territory Of Arr.
roma. rich as it is in resources, promises more
from the adaptation Of its soil and climate 70
the production Of cotton than from all other
elements Of wealth. Gen. Gsdsden. ia q let.
Ter to Lieut.. Maury, published in the States.
enclosing sample Of cotton produeed 10 that
region, says
You are aware, perhaps, that the black seed
Cotton h,brids. Of finer qualities. which sea
ar salt air and superior cultivation has pro.
duced, IN the Csrolinas. Georgia islands, and
nov extending to Piorida--'s native o. the
GA. river Of Arizona. Its from this Cot.
ton tina, the finest Mexican seraPes are manu-.
featured. was fortunate enough to obtain
handful Of the seed from = friend al Fort
yuma, and have raised seed enough from II "a
Iuwer quauues bI i6Hg SUIt6iis ar getuff "a
demand, send inclosed sample fthe Cot
ton raised near this city, as il might be OF in
terest To you aud the friends Of that newly
acquired district. seeking TO take plsre 10
thp Cotton fields Z, we'll as silver products
of that mineral Fion.
The sample .: elton is said to be the same
in character as that described By Gray and
others, as raised b, The limos Indians. and
resembles the Sea Island IN is fne silky tex
tare and long staple.
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NAvAL.--The -frigate Minnesota arr
rived at Hong Kong on the 10th OF January,
and the Mississippi anchored at the same
place Two days afterwards. A letter from
on board the Minnesota dated the 10th OF
January says:
This morning at half past two o'clock we
had fatal accident on board. One Of the
sailors, who had left bis hammock to get
some water. fell from the gun-deck to the
fire room floor. through the hatchway, strik-
ing his head on some part Of the machinery.
He never spoke afterwards. and died in
twenty minutes. II isa great wonder that
we have not had more accidents Of the Kind.
owing to the want Of railing around the hatch.
This makes the sixth or seventh man who has
been killed or crippled for life since we left
the United States, six months ago"
The same writer says that the Minnesota
was expected to make cruise 10 Japan some
time in April, and would in about year re-
turn to the United States, probably BY way
Of Cape Horn. thereby making the cruise
around the world.
EDrcArios IN OHIo.--The report Of the
Ohio commissioners Of the common schools
for 1857 gives the number Of school districts
in the State as 8,O9i scholars enrolled Coz.
SAT; average attendance. $50, l67; total
number of school youths. B45.sI0; number
&c male teachers. 10. i8y; female teachers.
1864 paid TO male teachers. 81. isi $40; 10
female teachers. 5s9.i57. The report en-
braces returns also Of nineteen seminaries and
eleven colleges. In the colleges there are
1865 pupils pursuing full course. and SOS
partial course. and there are in the prepa-
ratory department ,5a5 pupils. The value
Of college property is s675. 900. and the en-
dnwments amount to 900. 900. Their libra
ries contain, altogether. 80. 500 volumes.
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-. - -.
MURDERS on THE INCREASE.

Did our readers peruse our local columns
Yesterday muruings Did they read over the
rondeo.e,l facts in relation to four murders
and one stabbing case there recorder u
they did, they did not fail to observe that IN
four of the bloMly deeds there recorded the
nerpetrators were mere boys Ut some sevens
teen years old This is startling phase
which murders are assuming, and shows to
what terrible lengths the evils TO which we
have urgently and repeatedly called the at
tention Of the community, If our authorities
and lawmakers, have extended aud are ex.
tending. Ii is the legitimate result oil the
non.execution of the laws, the almost COM
nlete PARALYSIS Of the arm Of justice, which
we have witnessed tor years, and IN conse.
ouence Of which crimes OF the darkest dye
have been committed with comparative
impun,ty: and, instead OF diminishing, as
we had hoped they would, are To-day actually
on the increase. Shall we now have action
in the proper quarter which the emergency
calls forf We are wearied with the per.
petua reitsration. We leei that ne have
done our duty 70 the utmost extent o.
our abilities and all, as it seems to Us, t.
very little purpose, unless the communit,
Will awake 10 the Necessity " iau'Sai 80
thorough reform in the enactment and execu'
Sien Of laws--of laws that. by the prompt
punishment Of all offenders, will preserve Us
from becoming a by-word, Kissing. the
scarn OF the whole land, horde OF sayages
from which civilization fees aArighted Al
from den Of monsters. The Legislature
promises TO do something towards making
our criminal laws subserve and accomplish
the objects of their creation; but the bes
laws unenforced become shams and mock
cries. We trnst the Legislature will mak'
thorough work Of the attempt To remodel OIL
criminal code. Let it stop up every loop
hole whereby villains can escape Jnstlce
There is no safety for US unless this oe done
Let the miscreant know Of certainty tina
he cannot escape. Nothing 50 detracts iron
the force Of punishment and its general IN
fuence upnn society a. its postponement =
an indefinite future There must be prompt
ness aud certainty in the awards OF justice u
order TO make them efectual as preventive
Of crime. Nsp Orleans bniisiin.
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