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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-07-20
press and his subjects the earliest and fullest

press and his subjects the earliest and fullest
information Of SO great an achievement as
the defeat Of the whole Austrian army. No
thing but an inability to do this can account
tor the Emperor's brief and unsatisfactory
dispatches. and that inability most proba.
bly, arose from the terrible shock which his
own army, as well as that OF Austria, had
received in the conflict. which called into
requistion his utmost attention in order to
reorganize it and place it in position to re-
tain what it had acquired as we'll as prepare
It for new victories. While we have no ac-
count Of French losses. &c., there can be no
doubt that IN battle of such magnitude, and
where the Austrians had so much at stake,
even the victors must have suffered fear
fully.
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Obituary.

Died. IN this county, on the Ist Of June last. Mrs.
ELIZABETH =. HERNDON, wife Of Mr.. Jane, NJ.
Hsrndon, and daughter o. WIN. W. Guess, Eco. Tor.
molly Of Orange. She was jealous, wsrm.hesrisd
earistian, and for peiy had few supcriors. All who
knew her testify 10 her many eIceiIcn, qualities,
noble examples and christian holiness The deceased
leaves kind husband and large number q relations
friends 10 mourn their lo,s. AMI
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A CARD.

nR. r, E. BEssELLIEU will practice Dentistry
~ in this place during this Spring and the coming
Summer. He has taken an Office IT the Orange Ho-
tel, and is prepared to treat all diseases Of the teeth
gums, and ayeol particular care taken in filing teeth
when their nerves exposed and in extracting teeth
when aiyeolar abcess has formed.
That most important Of all operations the treatment
Of cbildfcn's teeth, when regular and saTUuAL den.
tilion should be produced has been diligently studied
and shall be carefully executed.
Ladies wishing their teeth operated upon a. their
residences, will be promptly attended 10 BY informing
me At my office.
Unless 10 attendance upon families Of their rrsiden-
ces. will be al nv Office al any hour during be day.
Hillshorough, April 18th, 1853. sT-pd.
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A New Haven boy, "a son Of Samuel Wire.
E-q.,) IS head mechanic in the Railroad ma.
chine shop. IN St. Petersburg. Russia. His
situation is pleasant and profitable one
and he speaks in high terms Of the personal
bearing, kindness. aud atfability Of the En-
nerOr.
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Prospectus
OF THE
III ILLSB0R0UGH RECORDER,
DEVOTED To
Politics, Agriculture, Miscellany General News, &c.
PUBLISHED BY DENNIS HEARTT,

lIillsFofough, n. G.
WITH the present volume the Recorder cnmtne.
cd the fonieih year Of is existence, the iirst
number having been issued the 10th Of February 1895
during oil which time We have iabored d make our
paper interesting and useful aud we hope that in these
particulars VIC have not been altogether unsuccessful
II has been our wish 10 make The Recorder good Fam.
Wy Paper, devoted 10 Politics, Agriculture, Miscellany,
General News, &c, with view 10 the entertainments
and improvement Of the farmers aud citizens u the
eifee Ia which il is distributed. Our Agricultural de-
ptiineni We cndeasor to Gil with the hest selections
We IAN make from oil sources, giving preference such
as will be Of practical % the farmer and cufapr.
aud 10 this particular We hope 10 make the Recorder
as valuable 10 the agficuluris any periodical 81
purely agricultural character. Ia Our Miscellaneous
department, We shall continue 10 be- as We always have
been, careful 10 select such articles as will have ten.
deGey not only 10 amuse but 10 improve the mind and
heart. While We shall lie thankful to receive well.
written aclcs 70 adofn our columns, we are not 80
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Of superior merit, 10 Oosely.wnten and dReslcd ar.
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News department We shall take special pains TO present
to out readers the latest neEcnce aud 20 enable us
10 DO 80 We have facilities equal 10 those enjoyed n sbv
portion Of the state. except those favored W,b de
gtaphlc communication.
But NC should like 10 make improvements in our
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70 ID So We must have 4 considerable addition 10 our
subscription list; and 10 obtain these nes subscribers
We must ask the assistance Of our friends in Orange
and Alamance, and The counties adjoining. We sec
many Of brethren Of The piess frequently arknow
lodging the receipt Of clubs Of subscribers cecoz PANIED
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Acknowledgements; aud that our friends may make u
these clubs, We oet the Recorder 10 new subscribers
upon the following terms.
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Iuly H. as-
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N O I e

'HE undersigned having, at May term Of Orange
County Court, qualified as Executrix to the last
VIII and testament Of Sally Hail. deceased, hereby gives
notice to all persons indebted to said estate to make i'm.
mediate payment; and those having claims against said
estate to present them within the time prescribed BY
law, or this notice will he plead in bar Of their recovery
NARY MILLER, Executrx.
June 10, 1859. OO-5w.
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Select Female School.

TfHE FALL SESSION Of the subscribers FAMILY
= SCHOOL. taught by his two daughters, will COM
mence on the Goth June, 1859.
For tens, &c, address DR.. o. F. LONG, Oaks,
Orange county, N. Z.
June 3. 94-6E.
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The town Of varese." says the Milan
Gazette, /" has decided that its principal pro-
menade shall be called the Cor.o Victor f.
manuel II aud the principal street named
Garibaldi."
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Nav form 1880

I'D il known that at this term Of the Court Of Pleas
ID and Quarter Sessions, il was ordered BY the Court
that hereafter States day shall be on Monday Of ench
term, instead Of Thursday heretofore An persons
witnesses and parties, who have been summoned or
bound 10 appear States day, will therefore attend
On Monday, instead Of Thursday.
Witness. George Laws, Clerk Of said Court, at Of.
fee, the 9TH Monday Of May. 1859.
GEORGE LAWS, Clerk. r.
June Z. 9i-2m.
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jacksonville Female Seminary.
ALAMANCE co. n. C.

Dr.. Z. y. WATSON. Proprietor.
Miss O. kfnNEL. Teacher of Music. French snj
German Languages.
Miss u n. SHELLY, Teacher Of Mathematics
Higher English Branches.
Miss N.V.M. waTsOS, ! Assistants, .
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
inducements offered to my patrons and the
public generally

inducements offered to my patrons and the
public generally.
DESIRE to return my grateful Acknowledgements to
my friends for their liberal patronage the past sea.
son, and state further, that notwithstanding the large
quantity Of goods have sold out of the spring stock
there is yet full assortment Of desirable goods on hanl
especially Of tho expensive and fancy description Of at.
tices that would depleciate in value if carried 10
another season, ~ consequence Of the change in FASH
ions; therefore offer TO sacrifice TO considerable ex-
tent the value Of the stock.
To the two leading departments Of my stock parti.
culas attention is invited as il is particularly desirable
that articles in this line Of trade should be sold off be-
fore another season; they will therefore be offered at
their original cost, viz Fancy Dress Goods and made
up and unlrimmed Bonnets-
Without enumeratng further soci, call from
friends and strangers, intend sell my fancy and
pretty goods at very reduced prices for the balance Of
the season, in order to be prepared 10 offer an aitac.
tive assortment to my patrons the next season.
Mrs. c. X. OWEN.
July IA. o.
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81 We COST.

'I'HoSE indebted 10 the estate Of John Strayhorn.
deceased, will save cost by settling their notes and
accounts before August Court As expect to leave
the county the week after Court I must leave them
for collection and do not wish make any body pay
DAVID HART. Admir-.
July 10 9e-
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" o TIHE
E N o M ILLS.

FIVE MILES EAST OF HILLsBoRoUGH.
MY Wool Carding Machines are in good order
AZ cards all new. Prepare the wool we'll bring il
in soon and will insure good work. Price Of card
ing ! cents per pound, weight of rolls.
My Grst Mills are in good order
Barrels on hand for customers.
500 gallons Lintseed Oil on hand for sale.
Flalseed and Wheat taken for cardng.
]. +. LYON.
June rs g7
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'TNHE lith session will commence on the second
Thursday in July. The School 10 entirely un.
der the supervision Of the Proprietor and he is de.
termncd to give Young Ladies' who may pauonize Il,
every advantage for obtaining good education. while
they enjoy the comforts Of home In his own family.
The experience Of the Teachers engaged sufficient
guarantee for The faithful discharge Of their respective
duties, IN the various departments under their charge
Terms per Session Of Fire Months.
Bosrd, $40 90
Elementary English, 90
Higher English, 10 90
French and German. each 6 90
Music on the Piano and Mecdeon, each IS 90
oil and Grecian Painting. each 10 90
Drawing and Painting in water colors. each 90
War Flowers and Leather work. each 90
Posi- Office, Watsonsville, Alamance Co, n e.
July 5. gs-
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NOTICE TO TEACHERS.
~ The Examining Committee will
meet at the Court House on the 9th
Of August. ~ = n,our>,
July IA. ss-
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Onward they drove IN feitful chase.
Puisuer anI pursued"

The Austrians fell back out Of T.ombardy
into the Venetian territory. and unless some
thing was done 10 stem the tide of retreat
and the onward march Of the French, the
Austrians would. in few more DAYS, have
been expelled from Italy. Then. instead Of
retiring within the fortrrsses Of Verona, Man.
tua. peschiera. and Legnago. az expected.
they suddenly turned, as il with despairing
desperation, upon the pursurfs. and thus &c.
Cured the greatest battle Of this war, the
battle Of sollerino.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

the coil in or midst Il but n addisen
Of another bone to our back-another
muscle 70 our system.
Davenport has been growing more
rapidly than has the county At large.
and hence the great necessity Of put
ting forth exertion TO attract the emf
grant hitherward. We can offer them
the superior inducement Of rich and
cheap Iands-they abound in all quar-
tiers Of the State we can invite them
to climate, which, for salubrity and
healthfulness equals any on the globe,
and we can invite them TO new home
which shall be to them even - q sec
ond Paradise, and which their children
and their children's children shall
occupy in peace and prosperity for un-
told generations.
We would earnestly request each
and every newspaper in the State to
devote liberal portion of their COL
umns each week to the object of Sc
curing emigration into their respective
localities and the State generally. 1t
is demanded Of them, and the reward
for their labor will be muniicent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

tfsris tAp'n ~ cerrs.essssass ssths =. Q. Pscsy-
/ saw Louis Napoleon riding out
with the Empress yesterday in the
champs ElyseeA in an open barouche,
despite the rain. He, contrary to his
usual custom, was talking and laugh
ing. to show the public the clouds on
the horizon are not dangerous. He
was received with perfect silence.
There was not . cheer-scarcely hat
raised to him. He is cursed by every
body. On Change the police have to
disperse the groups. 30 hostile il the
feeling exhibited towards him.. / ex-
pect his star is waning, and another
revolution is brewing. A coalition is
evidently forming against him. Ger
many is in arms. England is arming.
Russia is neutral. The nations are
becoming restless even the army is
opposed to war. There are no soldiers
10 Paris but the Imperial Guard and
Municipal Corps. Heaven only knows
what is in store for Europe. Poland,
Turkey, the Dauubian Principalities,
Montenegro and Servia are ali agita-
ted. The Orleans family is said to be
actively intriguing. The French priest
hood are bitterly opposed to Louis Ma
poleon. Who can read the future
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

u,OR. MANN, the renowned dlseoverer Of tia,
invaluable remedy, DR.. kanA's Ague Bslsam, stun
continues TO labor in behalf Of the Afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted BY the American
press to be far superior TO any and Ill Others ever
discovered for the treatment of chis fever and sRue
and all intermittents. There be no doubt, i, W
place confidence in the immune nj.
which the Doctor has in bis that IT ia the
greatest discovery made in the science Of med
cine. The attention Of our readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found IL another CO,
umn Of this paper, and would recommend all suf-
feYing from this disease, viz chs, fever and aeue
TO avail themselves Of trial Of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
judge Mitchell for Governor

We are pleased to notice that a
large number of our democratic ex-
changes speak favorably Of the nomi-
nation of our worthy fellow citizen,
Hon. q. G. K. Mitchell, for the Office of
Governor Of the State of Iowa. He
is the man for the place. He has
held many positions of trust and honor,
and with honor to the offices which
he has held: and be it known that in
whatever position he has been placed
by the people, Judge Mitchell never
asked for an office yet-office was ever
conferred upon him because he was
considered worthy and competent. To
our mind, and to the minds of all who
know HIM, there is no more worthy
man in the State to fill the Governors
Chair.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

AN OLD New ENGLAND CUSTOM
The Springfield Republican contains
an extract from the town records of
Hartford, Mass, dated Apll8O, 1850,
as follows -
aThe select men hav .t11h
benjamin Barrett to hoop t1S town
horne all the next somer and the sd.
benjamin Barrett hath agreed also to
hoop the horne carefully and wei and
to drive the horne ont at the towns
End every..morning by the time the
sunni is an hour high. + And
further the said benjamin is to begin
to hoop the horn the third day Of
March next, and from thence to hoop
till the twentyninth Of September next
and the pay to be delivered the sd.
benjamin Barrett for hopping as above
sd. at or before the tenth of January
next"
The pay of the aforesaid "benjamn
Barrett" was to be as high as twelve
shillings per "weke," to be taken out
in grain. But the method Of hopping
the horne may not be so plain to all
readers. 1t YVES the custom in those
days to have horn blower in all the
New England villages and settlements,
as public signal for beginning and
ending the days work, or to call the
men home from labor at noon to their
dinner ; this was called "hooping"-
or whoopipg-the horn. This music
was succeeded sometime afterwards by
the sunrise, noon and evening town
bells-wh'ch practice is kept up in
many places till the present day.
What was meant by driving the horn
was, that "bepj amin" was to blow his
trumpet on horseback..if necessary:even
"out at the townes end" as required.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03


The Gazette Of yesterday spawns
forth a half column Of dirty abuse
and low vituperation upon the writer
of the late able and powerful letter Of
Col. Louis Schade, which we published
in our issue of Wednesday last.
The Gazette, frightened lest the
powerful arguments laid down by Col.
Schade, should have the effect to open
the eyes of the blind, and cause the
"dear Germans" to depart from the
Republican ranks, takes this method
of neutralizing its effects. 1t is the
manner which that paper refutes ar
guments which it cannot fairly and
squarely meet, and answer with solid,
uncontrovertible argument.
Simple denial of facts, and the
scurrilous abuse of him who promul-
gates them, is not becoming to any
Journal. If the Gazette has the means
of refuting the arguments Of Colonel
Schade, or detracting in the least from
their force and trnthfulness, let them
do so in a fair and gentlemanly man
ner. The first thing thing cannot
do, and as to being fair or manly with
an opponent is something altogether
out of their line.
The letter Of Col. Schade will have
its effect. Truth is mighty and will
surely prevail, and no unfair, unprin-
cipled onslaught can thwart it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

Be- not stiff necked, and reject net Whatex
periencc teaches.--Yeve sore throats, agues,
rheumatism, dropsies bilious Affections headaches
costive and dysenteric character, and all the mala-
dies Of women and children have been cured by the
use Of Brandreth's Pills. To tell you that have
paid two millions Of dollars to make this truth known
is OF itself an astounding fact; and yet was
truer word spoken. And what Is the result? why,
partially believe In their ecacy, and have general
idea Of the benefits to be derived from purgation In
sickness. But what neld for philanthropy What
millions remain TO be conveItedi And let me say
that this knowledge is second only to Christianity in
the benefits 1t Is capable Of comforting ON MANKIND
Let not medical men persuade you that Brandreth,s
Pills are quack remedy. tits no such thing What
sell you for tive shiIlines these could not sup
ply you for dollar Ny herbs AID extracts are all
prepared in my own laboratory, where steam ell
CINE Of one hundred and forty horse power is en-
ployed exclusively for this purpose, besides an ex
tensive water power. In u,ng these Pills you risk
nothing for they have been used by millions 20 that
should you feel disposed to take sly dose, you will
be able to live through the oper alton and you may
have the laugh on your side when the doctor tell
that he hit your exactly with that last medicine
90 on in the Use Of the Pills. They will cure you
without hurting your teeth gums, and in every
way improve your health. Bold at No. 29i Canal
street, Brsndreth's Building, and by all respectable
dealers in medicine, may6-d6vlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

WOODS HAIR RssToRATvB.-Among oil prep
sratons for the hair that have been introduced ~
infsllible, none has given the sat,faction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto-
rstive nov has. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilsts and the
ladies, wherever they have tested It, pronounce II
peerless article. They end, whore the hair is thin
ned, that It creates fresh growth-thst 1t fully
restores the vesetAtive power Of the roots on the
denuded places, and the nbres 70 shoot forth
anew-that it desolvss and removes dandruf, pre-
vents graypess restores the har to its original color
when grsyness has actually supervened, gives . rich
lutre, imparts the softness and exbiiy OF silk to
che hair and keeps it always luxuriant, healthy and
In full vigor.-N. y Tribune.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

RUSSIAN AND TURKISH DIsCIPLINE.-A Turk
ish and Russian officer, on some occasion of
truce, had scratched up an acquaintance
As they sat together tie conversation turn
cd on the comparative perfection Of disci-
pline and obedience to which their respec.
tive troops had been brought To give
specimen, the Russian calls in bis orderly.
"Ivan," says he. you will 60 to such and
such tobacconist, you will buy an oke Of
tobacco; pay for it, and bring it home
straight" Ivan salutes and goes. The
Russian pulls out . watch. Now Ivan is
going to the tobacconist's; now he is pay
ing for the tobacco; now he is coming home;
now he is on the stairs; now he is here
"Ivan!" Ivan comes in, salutes. hands over
the tobacco. "Pek gux.e," says the fat
Turk with . condescending bow, benignly
half-shutting his eyes the while; every nice
indeed. But my orderly will do % much
-Mustafa !" "Effendim!" says Mustafa,
touching his chin and forehead in the curl
Gus double-action salute of the Turkish sol
der. He receives the same directions,
word for word. and departs. Els master
hauls out . gigantic turnip of watch,
such a. Turks delight in, and proceeds, in
imitation Of the Russian, to tick off Mus
tafa's supposed performances. Nov he 10
going; now he 10 there; now he is paying;
now he Is coming home; now he is hero
Mustafa!" "EAendimp replies Mustsfa,
again bursting in. "Whers's the tobacco?"
"Papouchler boulmadim-I haven't found
my shoes yet
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

CE At the the recent fire in Osh-
kosh, locomotive ran from Fond du
Lac with two fire comnanies and their
engine, twenty miles, in nineteen
minutes! Just think of dashing along
a railroad track at night at the rate Of
amile in less than minute.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03
State Conventions

The following resolution, which we
think, under the circumstances, is very
sensible, was adopted by the Clinton
County Convention on the oath ult.
Mr. Walker offered the following
resolutions, which was adopted
RESOLVED, That the Democracy of
Clinton county, in Convention assem-
bled, would respectfully recommend to
the State Convention to assemble at
Des Moines on the Odd day Of June,
1859, that owing to the distance
from the most populous portion
of the State, to the place Of hold
ing the Convention, and the conse-
quent meagre attendance which will
exist, it would be highly proper and
would be but doing simple justice to
the people Of large and influential
portion ofthe State, to allow the del.
egates in attendance upon said Con-
vention, to cast the full vote to which
each County represented is entitled,
and that we do hereby instruct our
delegates in attendance to urge these
views upon the consideration of said
Convention.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

In searching the house Of Bishop johnson
charged with murder, ct Salt Lake, Utah,
the United States officials were not able to
discover the Bishop. but found therein his
sss wives. Four Of these wives are sistsrs,
and the Bishop's own nisses, and he has,
besldss thsss, two Astss out Of one ihmily
aad alse = mother cad her dssghtss. This
\ pelyeany With vsaeaasA
N Hnsso Uzaooss. Vhu - peeonslS
naedUS1 . riksp FIJI, ~ . ss6llsoe y
Es..' sas.If III N r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-03

NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC CoNvEN-
TIoN,-The members of the national
democratic convention have agreed
upon the end day of June, 1860, as
the day for the meeting Of the Nation
al Convention at Charleston, to nomi-
nate candidates for President and
Vice President.