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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS.

ls Of interest to mercantile communities,
we publish the act Of the Legislature author.
ising limited partnerships:
l. Rei tdacied &c. That limited partner.
ships for the Transaction Of any mercantile,
mechanical. or manufacturing business,
within thi. staie, NAY be formed by two or
more persons upon the terms. and with the
rights and powers. and subject to the con.
ditions and Liabilities in this chapter; but
its provisions must not be construed 10
authorize any such partnership for the pur.
pose Of banking or insurance business.
2. That such partners may consist Of one
or more persons, who are general partners,
and are jointly and seserally responsible as
partners nov are BY law; and, Of one or
more persons who contribute in actual cash
payments specific sum IS capital 10 the
common stock. who are called special part
mes and who are not liable for the debts 81
the partnership. beyond the funds 80 contri.
buted 10 the capital.
Q. That the general partners, only, are
authorized TO transact business. sign for the
partnership. and TO bind the sane.
4. That the persons DESTROYS Of forming
such partnerships must make, and severslly
sign, certificate containing 4. The name
o. firm under which such partnership !, "a
be conducted. 2. The general notice Of the
business TO be transacted. 3. The names Of
all the general and special partners interest.
ed therein, distinguishing which are general
and which are special partners, and RESPECT.
i've places Of residence. 4. The ameunt Of
capital which each special partner has con.
tributed TO the common stock. S. The
period al which such partnership 10 70 CON.
menee and terminate.
s. That the certificate must be acknowl.
edged by the several persons signing the
same before Judge Of the supreme or super.
Tor courts Of law. or before the clerk Of the
court Of please and quarter sessions Of IN,
county IN which the principal place o.
business 81 such partnership is situated, and
the said Judge or clerk shall endorse said
acknowledgment, and order the certifeat,
TO be registered.
Q. That the certificate and scknowIedg,
ment, and order for registration. must 5,
registered in the county in which the princi
pal place Of business Of such partnership il
situsted. u the partnership has places o
business IN different counties. a transcript o
the certificate and acknowledgment, certih
ed By the register, must be registered snt
Sled IN the registers ofice Of every suei
county.
Z. That al the time Of The seknowledx
msnt ef the certificate. an sifidsvit Of one q
more Of the general partners shall be mad,
on oath, before the Judge Or clerk, takin,
such Acknowledgements. stating that the sun
specified in the certificate TO have been con
tributed By each Of The special cs.partner
TO the common stock. have been actually
and in good faith. paid in cash, and the sai,
affidavit SO made. shall be registered witt
the original certificate.
9. That no such partnership shall be deem
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27
srIPULATIoNs OF THE NrcARAeuAs
TREATY.

We yesterday alluded 10 the contradictory
representations which had obtained currency
with respect 70 the purport Of the stipalatiens
contained IN the Treaty recently ratified By
the Government Of Nigsrsgus and transmit.
ted to the Department Of stste. We have
subsequently, learned that, contrary 10 the
limitations Of certain correspondent for The
Northern press. the treaty makes no prosi.
sion Tor the landing Of United States troops
IN Nicangua with view to e1psl any sill.
clustering expedition that may hays effected
Q descent upon that State. bot does contain
provision allowing our Government TO
land forces within its territory in order 10
protect the psrsens and property Of our eiti.
rams when IN danger. The treaty also con.
tsins provision permitting tho United States
at their pleasure. TO send troops and NUM-.
tons Of was across the taansit routes. with
The reservation that they shall not BE- en-.
ploysd against any Of the States Of Central
Amsrics which are in smity with Niesrsgus.
Upon these prints we learn that the usaty
comedies all that our Government has asked
or could desire. We are also pleased 10 be
informed that good understanding eontin.
uss prevail between our own and he British
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27
A SURGICAL MoasrRoct1Y.


A Philadelphia correspondent Of the Ss~
York Tribune tells the following remarka
bic story:
"a surgical monstroeity was recently die
seeted at the Jefferson Medical College, ii.
like Of which is unknown in the annals Of
human deformities. A child. seven months
old, was brought to the College Hospital
from the western part Of the State, having
appended 10 its left cheek large msss Of
flesh, somewhat resembling a tumsr. This
mass grew more rapidly than the child itself
At birth il was no larger than an apple, but
when brought here last month II was nearly
foot long. Its surface was neither smooth
nor regular, but was divided into several
| gobular masses, while pulsation was distinct.
Ilv perceptible, regular and uninterrupted
from forty to hundred beats per minute.
/ Il Was traversed BY large artery, shown:
that It was largely supplied with blood. The
tumor was connected to the ehild's cheek b.
a peculiar ezul.like membrane, pisrced with
holes, and its presence was q source Of COO.
slant irritation 10 the child, though support.
ed by the mothers hand. How TO remsvs
this huge tumor without destroying the liz,
Of the child, was a great surgical problem
The parents, warned Of The danger, we're We
extremely anxious 10 have the frightful par
asite taken of. DR.. Pancoast. under who's,
charge the patient had been placed. decides
/ that the use Of the knife would result 10
! fatal hemorrhage, and determined to diyid
) the eaul-liks membrane By using q Frenel
! surgical instrument, the serassur, which, b
. forcing down the skin, and bruising the YES
) sells thoroughly before the chain 81 the In
strumsnt cuts through the mass, efectuall
. prevents all serious bleeding. The opers
ton was performed in the presence Of an i'm
mense sssemblsge Of medical men. student.
> and others.
Tbs child was placed under the influence I
: ether, when all pulsstior in the parasite wa
! observed TO cease. The instrument bein
s applied, the chain was rapidly worked mt
!. the parts were we'll compressed, and sltsl
wards very slowly. In fifteen minutes N
! tumor came away with the INSTRUMENT, u
chain having worked through the conneetIn
' membrane, while scarcely q drop Of bloo
8 followed the removal, and bot one small YES
q sefrequired ligature. The surface left o
the cheek was about two inches square, sp
Q The tumor weighed two and half pound,
J The whole operation was entirely successful
and the child lives and has fully recovered
{ Bot the extraordinary part remains 70 b
J tod. The tamof thus aiken Of vas lOun'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

Grasping the rope he began to descend to
his late bitter but now Modified enemy, Bose.
Upon reaching the bottom. he placed the
dog IN the basket, and had him hauled out,
and then followed, himself.
This palpable exhibition Of feariessness by
Ben Marshall, settled Bob capias's hash, and
Ben not only won, BY this iaaghabie adven-
tafe, pretty wife. but secured the ever,
lsssing friendship Of the Corporal and "old
Bose"
Maggie and Bose are the only two, beside
Bed hsmself. who knew soao he Decn 'eds
really. The latter. Ike COED dog, keeps
the secret, and the former gl0Iies to this
d6y in being possessed" By " fAs Dss'i for
etx night"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

to contain living child. impeHectly devei-
oped. IL is true. still living child. Fingers
were seen. and a portion Of rudimentary
arm. The intestines were well developed.
and no doubt was entertained Of its being a
male child. A body, presumed to be the
heart, contained. imperfectiy formed. auri.
veins we're Of large size. The dissecting
knife came repeatedly in contact with the
gaseous matter Of radimentary skeleton
Fat was found in large quantities every
where. 1t was in fact repetition Of the
siamese Twins, only less perfectly deyel'
oped. These results were received with
profound astonishment by the crowded au
dlence who witnessed the operation. Tn,
case is said to be unique in the annals .
human malformation.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

number Of Italian ,asrsnts are under ar.
rest in P,ttsbuig. Penn. charged With soliei.
ting aid under false preteness. They carry
forged papers. setting fnrlh their claims up.
on the sympathy Of the public. The Mayor
learned from an intelligent and respects bic
Italian. that there is system, which has its
headquarters III New York. BY which iii,
swindliHg is carried on. There these paper
are printed BY cart loads The elnefs have
the whole Of the United States Distracted or
and solicit consignment, 81 Italian beggars. "a
whom they farm out counties al 80 much per
cent. on the collections made. The money,
collected are deposited TO the credit n III,
depositnr. and then sent m 10 an Italian Bank.
e. 10 New York. From there II 10 taken by
the beggar. when he gets as much sshe wants
TO Italy. where he invests il to suil himself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

Mrs. Kirkland has very truly ss,d woman
/. never really and hsslihily happy With.
out household cares Bot On periorm house.
wo'k Is too ffsqBsntly considered degrading.
Even where The mother. 10 obedience 10 the
tradition of Der youth, eoadeseepds 10 labor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

Tue yoLcASIc ErurrtoS AT THE sssDwicH
lsLipps.-Iiatef intelligence irom the Sand.
wich I,land. state, that the volcanic eruption
If Msuna f,oa. previously noticed. 10 the most
eI,ranr,iinary phenomena that ha. been wit,
messed in ,ha; region tor fifty years. A wri
ter Nho witnessed u, says:
The lava ran dawn the mountain snd filled
ups large valley rr hollow between Mauns
Iioa and Mauna iInAlAlai. This il va. Ave
days in doing. at the end of which time the
stream made il. appearance near the course oi
the eruption nf 1904. and running dawn. reach.
ed the sea At little hamlet called Pal.oa,
abou, 10 or ~ miles from Kswalhas. destroy.
ing Few native houses. aud fine grove Of
cocoanut trees. and completely filling up the
harbor or landing place.
The burning lava had aawed distance al
forty miles. and the stream was one mile wide
in some places. In one small town many oI
the houses were surrounded By the volcanic
stream about midnight. before the inmates
could make their escape.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

Tsrlsusx Tsovs.--0n Saturday. the I'd
instant, Madison G~altnsy. OF ssmy county.
pIuughed up bottle containing curious de-.
'eriptions Of silver and gold coin, amounting
10 about three hundred dollars. On Tuesday
following another bottle. containing about
The same amount vas brought 10 light. We
have seen three Of the pieces. One vas On
English Eold pises. one Spanish piIsr dol.
lar. and the other was cot piece Of silver
with the pillars stamped upon IL. vorih about
a dollar The pillar dollar was dated 1889.
There Is legend ia surry that seven bottles
containing money were buried about 1914 by
= misery old negro. We eonieeiars ne
earth will be we'll ransscked thsreabout for
the remaining bottles Rietmsad psspaiel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27
I,o,u Lro,. AVE- N,r,s,.-l,ord Ivan.

LoRp BYoss AND N.pIEs.-i,ord Lyons,
The new British Minister, isa young, good
looking, pleasant.msnnered bachelor, and
is spoken nf a. thorough educated III plorn az.
ist. His Secretary, Hon. Mr.. Monson. i.
also highly accomplished young genilem an.
He was introduced by Lord Napier to secre.
tary Cas- on Friday. Its understood that hi,
formal pr.sentaii6a to the President would
take place yesterday. Lord Napier lonk'
quite sad. Mr. Cas- lately took occasion
10 compliment in high terms The late Minis.
ter, for whom be sntsrtains the warmest re-
gard. Lord Lyons will take his position Al
the foot Of the diplomatic list. Lord Ma
piers standing was number eleven. tn,
Washingtos Star says he vill be more re-
sr,ttsd than any foreiga Minister Who hii
been in Washington for years.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

The editor has been for several days confined to his
bed by sickness. We hope 10 week or two he will
be able to resume his post. with restored health.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

CuB,.-There are certainly as many false
minors sbont Cuba as about any other place
n its size on earth, and We cannot but think
that the reported instruction there now. is
complete /" fzzle." Indeed. we must hope
So. for. with the scanty means in possession
Of the cubans. they could make no success.
fol head against the military preparation with
which Spain Guards her supremacy in ihe isl-
and, and the attempt IL made. can only re.
suit IN public executions. or private murders
cen6scati0ns and ruin.
That the power of the United States, Il
fully put forth. would be sufficient 10 take
Cubs with ease. We have M dnubt. Yolun,
teers would nock 10 the standard. vessel,
would be on haad and arms be ready. but thu
half.inbsSile colnni.ts 81 Cuba Will neysl
break the Spanish rule By their own exer
iions. and. IL few Americans 70 Wcr 10 a.
sist them. they will most certainly 20 10 ,hei
death. Hiininsfor Journal
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

DGIryIxo THE rRYALE.--Rey. Or. Alexan-
der. in his recent volumes o Sermons. utiers
the following solemR warnings:
What a horrid fraud Satan 10 practising on
the Church in regard to the daughters Of the
covenant! In fashionable crcle,--,lare name
them christians--the years where girlhood
msrges into maturity are frequently sold 70
the adversary. The young American woman Is
taught to deem herself goddess. IL there he
wealth. if there be accomp lishments, IL there be
beauty. almost miracle seems necessary ia
prevent the loss Of the soul. Behold her pass
from the pedestal to the altar. The charm.
ing victim is decked tor sacrifice. Every
breath that comes 70 her is incense. Her
very studies are 10 ct her for admiration
Day and night the CAV but wretehed maiden
is taught to think Of self and selfish pleas.
ures. Till some Lentrn fashion of solemn.
ty interrupt the whirl. the season Is too short
for the engagements. Grave parents shake
their head at magnificent apparel. costly
gems. night turned into day. dances At which
he Romans would have hlushed. pale cheeks
bending frames. threatened decay; and YET
they allow and submit. And thus that ser
which ought 10 show the SWEET. unsel6sh in.
nocency Of holy youth. 10 carried to III,
ovsrhested temples Of pleasure. Thus tn,
so called Christian vsrI6es the Apostles
maxim:
She lha, lrs,h IN pleasure. !, deal while she liv
eth
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

SALE OF THE Deer RIVER Works. We
learn that the sale Of the property and fran
chise Of the Cape Fear and Deep River Navi.
CATION Company was made at Plttsborough
on Saturday last. by Henry A. London, Esq /,
as Trustee, under the resolution of the Stock
holders. The first bid was by Maurice Q.
Waddell ESQ. Of 100000. (Mr. w. re-.
marking. We understand. that that was all
the money he had.) The State. BY Graham
Dawes, ESQ the Governors Private Secre-
tary, then bid 1906, 900. N. A. Ramsay,
ESQ. followed with 1900. 900, at which the
property was knocked OF. Mr.. London
thereupon demanded the $500 900. the terms
being cash. Mr.. Ramsay desired him to call
at his Office ct Q o'clock and he would settle
with HINT was then about past i2. This
did not meet the views Of the Trustee. who
forthwith put up the property again-Mr.
Ramsay forbidding the sale. Mr.. Waddell
again started il at the amount of his pile"
The State again bid s365. 900. and was de-
clared the fortunate purchaser-Mr. Ramsay
protesting his determination to bring suit 70
maintain his purchase.
Whether this was all in Jest. like Mr.
Waddell's remark, or sober seriousness, We
know not; but suppose that Mr. R. could
have no claim ill he rendered the purchase
money.
The act Of the Legislature authorized the
Governor to purchase At not exceeding
$3.50, 900; but the difference between the
ss85. 900 and that sum viii be required 4
pay of prior liens.
There were very few persons at the sale
and not enough OF the directors present q
hold . meeting OF that body. Fay. osa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-04-27

occasionally. the daughters are frequently
brought up In perfect idIeness. take no bod.
" exercise except that At walking in line
weather. or riding in cushioned carriages. or
dancing at party. Those. IN short. who can
afford servants. cannot demean themselves as
they think, by domestic labors. The result
is, too frequently, that lsdies OF this class
lose what little health they started life with,
becoming feeble in just about the proportion
as they become fashionable. In this neglect
Of household cares, American ladies stand
alone. A German lady, no matter how ele-
vated her rank, never forgets that domestic
Iabors conduce to the health Of mind and
body alike. An English lady, whatever may
be her position in society, does not neglect
the affairs of her household, and even though
she has a hnusekeepcr, devotes a portion Of
her time to this, her true and happiest sphere
A contrary course to this results in lassi-
tude Of mind often as fatal 10 health as the
neglect Of bodily exercise. The wife who
leaves her household cares to her domestics.
generally pays the penalty which has been
affixed to idleness since the foundation Of the
world, and either willis away from sheer en-
nui, or 10 driven into all sorts Of fashionable
follies to find employment for her mind. L
household cares weis more generally attended
to BY ladies' of the family. there would be CON.
paratveiy little backbiting, enviousness, and
other Kindred sins, and women in good socie'
ty would be much happier and much more
truly lovabie. Springfield Republican.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19
From the San Francisco Times, Sep. Is.
N~-S,~.r

The Dying senator. ....
All day yesterday, the sandy road between
city and the residence of Mir. Haskell, where
the wounded man lay groaning in his pain, was
passed over by hurrying wheels and patient
Flooding feet. In quick succession the messa-
ses came into town, and anxious crowds scan.
ned the repeated, and ever-changing bulletins,
and many heart beat with alternate emotions
OF hope and fear, as the opinions of reliable
physicians passed from mouth to mouth. Rare
ly, if ever. has San Francisco been so constant
iy ON the tip toe of expectation. and suspense,
and never but once has the like interest been
experienced in the fate Of any one man. All
other subjects seemed to be overshadowed in
this all-absorbing topic. "What's the news
now r as uttered by thousands who met each
other, could be interpreted in only one way-as
applying to the condition of Mr.. Brodcrick.
The scene in the room of the wounded man
was less exciting, but of narrowing, heart
rcnding nature, such as no pen can venture to
describe. There in his bed. from which he was
never to be taken alive, lay the object Of gene
raj misunderstanding on the supporting
pillows In which the careful hands of friends
had placed him, his life blood staining his cloth
ing, his feeble groans piercing the hearts Of the
silent groups who surrounded him. The atten.
tive physicians, (ah how agonzingy aud with
what sOlictude were their motions watched,)
those active, but silent ministers, e1el cised
every attention that skill and science could sug.
gest. They knew that each opinion, however
nnguardedly expressed BY them, would fly on
the wings Of the wind, and circulate with cleo.
trical speed through the city. There were the
best, and the truest, and the noblest in the land,
hanging upon every motion OF the patient. and
listening with silent foreboding to the omnous
rafting which attended the respiration.
The scene was one of the most extraordinary
We have ever witnessed. On ordinary occasions
in the SILK room, the soothing hand of woman
is there to smooth the suffcrings Of the patient.
Here only men-but they the true-hearted and
noble .minded-stood grouped about the suffer
err, and assisted to minister to his wants.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-10-19

Beef.
On Wednesday Of last week there were seuen
hundred Beef attic, brought into DEBORAH,
bought by gentlemen here and shipped for the
Eastern market. This is only one Of the many
little items Of daily occurrence, showing de-
cided Improvement in the state Of monetary af-
fairs in the west. "Straws show which way
the wind blows" and the chips upon the COM
mercial current indicate the direction Of CAPT.
tai. Every pound OF beef shipped from Iowa TO
foreign market brings the hard cash into the
pockets Of Iowa farmers; When the farmers
OF Iowa can truly say that they are getting rich,
it may be safely asserted that the State is ra-
pidly progressing too. 1t is fixed fact that
the farmers Of Winnesheik county can make
themselves independent fortunes in short time,
il they exercise only the most common fore.
thoughts economy and industry. Every pound
Of beef pork, wool, tall0w, lard, butter or
cheese, that they raise, can be sod at fair prices;
and the same is true of grain Of all kinds
This fact is sufficient to encourage our farmers
to raise rs many and as good quality Of cattle
as possible, and the rule applies to grain aud
other articles Of produce. Millions OF dollars
leave the Golfers of Eastern capitalists every
year, and are scattered over Illinois, Indiana,
Wisconsin, Iowa and Missouri, and cattle, hogs,
sheep, grain and produce taken in exchange
Iowa is, comparatively new State, and. hithsr
to, but small portion OF TIC capltli mas
been left here but now the prospect is, that We
shall do our full share toward supplying the
ever craving appetite Of the Atlantic Markets
It is already acknowledged in New York, Bos.
ton, Philadelphia and other markets, that Iowa
farmers raise as good beef as any in the world.
As far as Winneshsik county is concerned. we
know that it not only can, but does raise beef,
corn, and wheat that will compare favorably
with that Of any State in the Union.
| The 700 cattle aforementioned, were all pur-
chased by I. PaoTHERoE of DEBORAH. P. LArH.
RoP OF Frankville, and Mr.. WAGNER Of Burr
Oak. They were picked up among the farmers
| of Howard and Winnesheik, but principally in
this county. They we're as good 10 oking a lot
of cattle us have left Iowa this season. These
cattle were bought for cash, and it is . consola.
ton for US all to know, that while they have
the becfn the city the farmers have the money
in the country, and plenty Of cattle left. Be Of
good cheer--"the good time coming" is at
hand. When this Falls produce is all in mar
ket, and the cash once more in circulation,
Winncsheik county may well boast Of ~ good
and happy farmers rs the world was ever blessed
With. Wnnesheik county against the world
-Deeorah Notes.