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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-19

SHEEP.
Dr.. }. S. HORTON, Superintendent.
CLASS J.
Best buck, S. OF
Best eve. 40
Best pen of five sheep, SO
CROPS.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-19

OHhDS ~
Best loaf Of yeast bread acoomp1n'sd WIN
a ,und of butter, baked ana mace "
.in,,e lady not over tw. nty-fve years OF
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-19

sxul,, corresponding III sl.o ~ -,
found hshiud it. The skull was fractured
in the vicinity of the wound, and a quantity
Fof ,eztravasated blood was found between
the.scalp and the bone. - -. 2.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

shore is extremely low and almost utterly aestt"'
vegetation Numerous banks o. sSnse ana "a. so -
heavy and impenetrable packed ice. '"'efeo Win
when in lat 90 deg, % .na ,. an
deg a7w We came NO 70 ".-sc boat, dscoversa BY
informed me- appears tina, this boat had been intend
ed for the escent Of the Fish river but abandoned,
apparently, upon return journey TO the ships the sedge
uron which she mounted being pointed In that d.
rcction She measured 2S feet in length by feet wide
was carefully fitted, and made as light as possible
but the sedge was Of solid oak and almost as heavy as
the boat.
large quantity Of clothing was found within her, also
too humcn Skeletons One Of these lay u the after part OF
much more disturbed probably by animals, was found in
the bow Five pocket watches, aquant,y Of silver spoons
and forks and few religious books were also found but
no journals pocket books names upon any article
OF clothing Two double barrced guns stood upright
against the boats side precisely they had been placed
eleven years before One barrel in each was loaded aud
cooked; there ammunition in abundance, also thirty
forty pounds Of Chocolate aud tobacco Fuel
was not wanng drift tree lay within one hundred yards
Of the boat.
Many very interesting relics were brought away by
Lieutenant HobsoD, and some few by myself. On the
9TH Of June reached Point Victory without having found
anything further The clothing, &c, again examined
for documents note books &c, without success,
placed the carn and another buried ten feet true nor
Of il.
The shore OF King williams bland between lis north
and west extremes, Capes Felix and Crozier, has
been visited by Esqumaux since the abandonment of tho
Erebus and Terror the and articles lying
cd about which are IN their eyes OF priceless vaue re-
main untouched
Ii the wreck still remains visible it is probable lies
upon OF the onyng ses to the southwark between
Capes Cro2ior and Herschcl
From all that can be cleaned from the record paper
and the evidence afforded by the boat aud various ar,i
cles Of clothing and equipment dscovered appears that
the abandonment of the Eebus and Terror HAD been de-
beraey arranged, and every effort exeted during tho
third winter to render the travelling equipments complete
II is much to be apprehendcd that disease had greatly
reduced the strength OF all on boardar more, perhaps,
than they themselves aware Of
The distance by sedge route, from the position Of the
ships when abandoped to the boat sixty five geographic
cal miles; and from this to Montreal Island hundred
and twenty miles.
The most perfect order seems to have existed through
OUT
McCntock sailed for England the LIST of September,
1859, bearing with him the relics of the lost navigators
which have been already described very fully 10 the
HERALD, and the important intelligence Of the wreck OF
the tiebus and Terror and the melancholy fate of Sir
John Frank and his entire party.
Such in brief, the interesting history Of Arctic
ploration for nearly ninety years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

small NAT surfaces Of son deoarbonissd stee and then
reosrbonss them into hard steel again. mall circuIs
rollers also decarbonizsd into son IRON then put IN
powerful press and rolled over the ngures vigness M
ters &C., on the steel Surfaces prepared above ,tad
These rollers OF course thus made to receive impress
sions In relief, or raised form, OF all the engraved nes
over which they have been made 10 pass These rosrv
are then reoonvertsd roarbonized into Steel and are
Kept hed away for use and in the Of time
late IN immense numbers and in almost annte W.
rely or designs; 30 that when the eSgraysrs-
are called upon to supply bills FOR . new bank,
hey submit copies Of theae designs OF dies or
rollers, from which selections are made BY The DER.
sons desiring plates Tho eagrayers then take q de-
carbonzed stee plate, Of the right sse and subjects
70 the impression Of the steel rollers the desgns on which
cut into 1t while 1t s made 10 move beneath them
under force Of the press aud thus the most beautiful
designs given 10 bank note plate In brief SPACE OF
tne when all that s necessary complete il Ia 10 add
fome letters and to finish up others, when Ia recon-
verted into steel and ready for Il s from the d.
signs thus kept hand that counterfeers and bosns
bank operators make their selections for preparing bank
bills with which to rob the public. The Legislature in
called upon 10 rcctBy this Let have stop put 70
bank note swindling In all Its phases
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

The South has therefore paid by these products Alone
nearly % per cent Of all the expectations of the Union
The remaining 81 per cent have been paid by other
products of the SOIL from the States Of the North and
West which supply among other things sailed meats and
grain TO the extent Of 374 millions of francs or $50
doars Notwithstanding the immense commerce Of the
South says the writer the city of New York has absorbed
the whole commercial life Of the Union, and it nav
be said that that great city exclusively represents
all The States Of the Union He then goes onto speak Of the
immense extent OF American territory the in
habtans in the United States to upwards of 25 900 Or
0oO also Of the numerous and magnificent ports
the South-such as New Orleans Wilmington, Norfolk,
Baltimore Savannah Apalachcola Pensacola Mobile D.,
and argues that the port Of New York will in time cease
to absorb all the trade of the Union of the Old Word
and the ports of the South will share largely IN the bene
fits Of general commerce For is the Southern States
which, BY their productions support the navigation and
trade OF the North and those the States also when
consume the greatest quantity Of European fabrics
For all these the writer thinks the interests of
Belgium will be materially advanced by close CONNER
Cial alliance with the Southern States Of America
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01
Trade Between Belgium and the Southern
States.

An anonymous pamphlet has recently appeared At
Brussels treating OF the expectation of Belgian products
in proportion to the development Of direct with
the south Of tho United States. lie Pyscuscur, Of Ant
werp, commenting this publication remarks that tho
direct trade Of Belgium with the rich Southern States Of
the American Union renders the pamphlet very interest
ing. The author Of this work who is member of the
Central Committee for the Development OF Commerce
with the Southern States of America divides bis sub
ject into two parts In tho first no points out
the necessity for drawing closer the mercantile
relations between the merchants and tho consumers Of
the two countries and in the second part points out
of the means which appear to him proper tc
attain that end.
Belgium he says, placed among transatlantic countries
which produce the first articles Of commerce. and the
continental people who consume them, is undoubtedly
called upon play important role in the commerce Of
the world. With the modern application OF steam her
resources be immensely developed The only thing
required is the extension Of her railway lines, in
connection with steampship lines, to be brought
into Closest communion with tho United
States. Belgium appears to be designed by Providence
to establish an European route between the East and
West. The writer is however, of opinion that the
merca activity Of Belgium does not accord with tho adj
yanages of her geographical position and the admirable
position in which she placed. He says that Belgium
has greatly declined from her former greatness and that
the may be traced to the apathy and indifference Of
the people He does not withal despair for the future
of the country He then refers the advice Of Royal
Hlghness the Duke Of Brabant that they should form
Congress of material interests for tho development OF
foreign commercial relations, but especially with
| the Southern States Of America
The great association of cotton planters In Georgia. for
developing direct relations between Europe and the South
of the Unon next referred TO- and stated that tho
formation Of the Belgian committee has been brought
about for the purpose Of cooperating with the Georgia
Society This movement, it is hoped, will relieve tho
commerce Of these States from the heavy duties imposed
upon them by the merchants of New York To make the
subject better understood the author enters into details
concerning the proportion Of the products OF tho
Southern States in the general commerce Of the American
Union.
Official documents, he says, inform that during the
year 1s56-57that is from the LIST Of july 1885, the
30th June, 1S57-the commercial movement Of the
United States gave the following results
1v,,,c Tr.p ! o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-11-01

Total. $3.50 900 ,000-about S737, 142 1857
This is nearly one fourth more than the general trade
Of France in the year 1856. Dur years 1885,
cal activity Of the world by those OF its products only
in the large sum of 773 742 frances shown by tho
annexed figures
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Farther Point, October 90.
The steamship Anglo-Saxnn. FROM Liver.
pool on the 10Th. passed here this morning,
with European adsices two days later lhan
by the Jason, at st. ] Inns.
The treaty Of peace between France and
Austria was signed On the l7lh.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times states that 10 addition to the Ave great
Powers. Sardinia. Spain, Sweden, Portugal.
Naples and II .me will be represented il the
European Congress.
i,wa. stated that the treaty between France
and SARDINIA wnuld be signed in ,'ay or two,
aud that The trlpartIle treaty would subse~
queniiy be signed.
Tie Great Eastern remained al HoI ,heai.
Reports as to her trip tn Amer,c, are inlefi
mite, but meeting of the directors was to be
held on The 18th, ahen u was thought That
final arrangements would be matr.
reports were currrn, 81 an approaching
change N The French Ministry.
1t was confirmed that Morocco has tender
ed the satisfaction demanded by Spain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
Gin Epilepsy be curei!

We think lac following leiicf from respectable
citizen y Mississippi will answer III. u siIon and
move al doubts irom every unbiased mind:
GrnaIi. Hiss. June s. 1855.
Da. SErH s. HAScK, BALrixolR, hD.-Dear Sir i:
iske gfe,t pleasure ~ rcluiay OF spasms or
Il :, cufei hs sauS invaluable u H. Ny brother !. j.
laa, has llil h,en afi.iel with this awnl disease.
y was first aii,rk Il ~hrn quite young. tie would
have one ~ iw1 srssRs at attack at fst; but as
he ses older, ties seemed to increase Likewise Up
to the time he COM aencel taxing your Pill. he hal
THIN very ten AM quite Frustrating him Iy
aud mind. his mind had suisrea seriously bu, nov.
am hsPPy to say. he Is cured Of ihsr fls. H has
enjoyed Gae health for the last Eve month. pasi. His
mind has alsa returned to its original spngh nes. Al
tit, take great Pirasure in comnun. eating as il
m.y be tn mean- of directing others To tie remedy
t,at will cure them. Yours respectfully. &c
W. p. LlGON.
M person who Is suiIcr'ns from Fits. " Spans
sh1n'l neglect sending g. Dr.. HaHre after ~ . fir
supply Of his inestimahle medicine. His prices are as
follows: ono boz St; tsp IS: twelve S94-stut by
mni Tree. GA tht receipt Of remittance. Alltrss
seth ). HAace. los B4tisnore street Baltimore, Nd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
rnr MnX.rGa nAl.l.nnI.

The balloon nr AR shipnl rs GsrllneDari
Lowe, was taken 70 reservoir square ~ at.
ur,lay. aud Il was expected that the prpce..
Of imitation would commence today. but
owing TO delay IN putting in the gas appl.
ratus the innatlon will not cnmmrncc until
Wednesday, when the exhibition will be
opened.
The Air Ship when inflated aud in nrder
will resemble an ordinary balloOn, with the
exception Of the appendages 70 the cat. The
car i q basket uf wicker work. six feet 10
diameter aud four feet deep. having an ap.
periure in the bottom. about twO feet ~ III.
ametrr, through which 10 pass 20 the boat
beneath. The cards whiea attach this car
10 the balloon pas, up 60 hump. s'Inc ~ %
eight feet .bavr, and are covered with the
canvass. 80 a. ID make q wall. having win.
dovs cut in u. This enclosure !. intend.
ed 20 protect the passengers from the cold
Ia this car will also be placed lime
stove. and the provisions Tor the voyage.
Ata distance &c some twenty feet bel0S the
car. tie boat will BE- suspended. THIS y une
af francis's Metallic Life bpats. built II
t:reenponi, tlilrty feet l.ng. eight feet beam
aud iaur feet deep. 10 this will be placed
The t'aloric engine. and The machinery. con.
slsting ofa propeller. rudder. &c.
The balloon itself is anr hundred aud
sixty.two feet IN diameter. and has capaci.
~ Tor eight hundred aud twelve thousand
cubic feet &c gas.
The gas Will be supplied from the street
mans. nd passes through the largest station.
ary meter ever used for private consumer
This meter is III cast irun. eight feet %
diameter. and il capable " registering hal
q million cubic feet ~ gas PER day. u y
estimated ihss The in1ition will occupy som'
tw-l,e days. A high fence has been erecte,
around the square to prevent g dead heads
from sesipg without paving foe The Luxury
w rcr~rGsf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
NEWS ITEMS.

SFpriurs LsSoraGg.--T. N St.Ilweil ha.
been arrested 10 Alrxandfia. Va, aud held
TO bal ~ ti- sum ~ s50D fpt using sedn,nus
Language IN conversation about lie Harprr's
Ferry invasion. drnptnring thu ,nststui,uns
~ The South ~ Ia. been resident II thar
place Tor sum- tune p y.
The total vote of Tennessee at the late
rirc'ioa wa. l4t. 4li. beng % $50 mare vale.
than we're ca.t 10 the Gabr, Material election
u 1857. and I.628 more than IN The pIesi.
DENTAL rleeiin II 1886
MuRDsR MIR. y II. cr,wford, Of Arson
county. Ma killed BY ID. Melton. hi b,nih.
.r.m.iaW. nrar uNs,illa. :. C., On The 2Otn
,nsi. Trey hal been drinking.
Tue tape Fear Bank ia. declared :
dSIdrnd OF ) per cent. Tor the last .ix
months.
The store &c Nell Mex. Mcneil. IN
Moore county, was DESTROYED by IRE on Mon
,lsy night last. With ~ its contents. No in
suraDee.
A little girl seven years old. the daughter
81 Rev. w. w. Krnhads. " Elizabeth Cu,,
irll irom = fence the alhcr day AMI died II,
i lev ds,. rrnm The rifreisnI The fall.
The peuple IL this section 81 the State
(says the A-hrVille Neas) crristnl, have a.
bun,lant reasun Ia he grateful 10 a b.Dsfceht
P,osuIrnre Tor The BEAUTIFUL crops u the pres
ent wear.
SSow sronn.-The first snow Of the sea.
son Eel IN Alexandria aud vicinity on Satur.
dy murnlng last. u commenced showing
about 7 n'clMk, snd tie snow continued IL
I'LL thick AID fast until about " u'sl,ck, bui
mplird a. II fell. Rieh. Eagainy.
Tie arms nc, nils furnished to a conpa
Nv II eolarrd volunteers in ihr cn, III Pm.
/ ladrlphia, have brpn taken ava, by order
~ ihr Adiuianf General ~ TIE St.tr, ~ con
sequence Of the recent affair at Harper.
Ferry.
TIE amount nf .slt manufactured al syra.
cu.r, New York, IL seven millions II busheI.
\ ,es,is. The annual reseaue 10 the mann.
/ lecturers j. three million. IT dallar.. sud III,
intome To- The State s.,entv ih,ussnd dollar.
a. = ias ~ snr cent per bushrl ~ charged b,
ihr Mate 80 all Salt manufactured. ~,
Whale amount ~ salt manufactured IN NJ,
United States Is sixteen millions IL hushel
,esfly.
Tie shipping master uho was carried Of
I 10 the " Wsnderef. returned IN boat 81 N,
mopiS Of the harbar. reports ths. The r,p,ail
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

GRArE PuuFIrs.--ihc Lexington Siaiesn,a.,
says VIZ. liiiienmeyer. &hu was ohc uf The
6rst. as h. : que Of the best culli,alnrs Of
grapes inoae state. has presented ., the fol-
lsslng yield irons three acres Of his Land.
The three acres yeided grapes enough 70
manufacture seventy three barrels of VINE,
averaging forty gallons each. tie ha, left
besides enough grapes to produce twenty
barrels more; thus making ninety three bar
rrls 81 pure, excellent vine from three acres
Of land u this Is not profitable. We do not
knua what Is. Who can beat IL:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
THE CODE { FEN.

Something Nes-so 10 $40 Day Esriiy Rca,ir7d
SAILING A INV AnrIrLE or
UTILITY, NOVELTY,
BEAUTY AMI Suitability.
Presenting honorable, profitable and popular induce
nenis r dealers aud traders, bptn local anu ,eug
10 engage ~ us sale.
THE GOLDEN rES
is warranted superior Ia any Other Metallic Pen rNeI
iniroducel to tie public. they well lemprted
snllulh and elislr, made oi the Finest S'c,l. and
Ih,ftd Nth Geiiea Finish. giynt then the mast II
lrattse Appearance: viii never cauode. and never in
To give satisfaction Nothing excerpt ihe far,t Goid
Pens eIrr berre iiyenl,d III the pen lInr, Gu com
plie with them in appearance, guilty. sic bbiq
tcoRomy or Cheapness. They are, Iudrei, suptrIor
aud Ivy many preferred 10 solid Guild Pen, ID.
points never come oil.
They retail much easier. al half dime, or dim,
cyen each. ih,n other pens AZ lser prize; will as
TES rINEs LnSGER, wnle smoother. ard every aas
preferable. Ther hest recommendation is the rspi,
nirodurion lhes ale receiving il Schools, College,
Dlnk.. and Mercantile Establishments generally
throughout the Enion.
Taef peruaAr construction renders ilefn unse isl
fsvoe. bile their elastic qu,lie- make Them sUiie
hlr for every general use. Put up ia new aud al
Iacliye siylr, with Gueuiar-. CaIls. &c.
Terms ~ Sair.
D'Ien in nea, box. postpaid, ) 80
IL by Express % 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

iioLoprP's Pias-Hosptaf praciicf.-rl is supposed.
by the uninItsc. that hospital patients have the al.
vantage of skifdl Treatment aud careful Attendance.
The truth j., they top oten merely the sub &c )
upon which raw students ny iheI prentice hands"
The best h,splls for the SICK are their own homes.
and the only msilraes they need are HnlawAy's dis.
rsse-sYbiuing remedies L., the weakened hrokeu-
dawn, ailenualel, and hopeless sufferers from liver
complaint. dyspepsia asthma. hrmaIhniJs. cr any at
the nal mal.iirs which b4il the profession, sup
pls The ns-iseS wlh iinlloways PIls. and they u
speedily wrl out their cure, aud sIniie as they
remember the d,ieiui predictions ol tie doctors.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
4 New aud lmproved
EycJI NH.1H pEAE

single ,,,. sent i, mail. gst4.. So rrf grass.
NV S,yIr b ~ fs.i.nrf. Nes Style kHie Sh,fpturE
li,s.r q ill Psn MAXI. Gsw Pslsnl aFitc. ia NJ
Mug G,s4 Quill Pens wfh Pen kniie 80 can'ii,'1I
Ptite - and ~ iniid eua >iytr t'il aanr enstisf'
~ il. S.. s srr, iitauiiul and Nes Article iast &C
cul.ss Inc s,arr III o. eriirafs pen kriir
Al.o. yan,us Other NrN paieHI articles u Utility
rha.s ,mi,iins SIS At onr uns. rs Mail 81 Eyptess
eau order SIS worth ii samples Il the lUsrsi VI has
sale p,ccs. Address
n. q. DEW w & co.
IsJ souih TAifi 81. philadriphu u.
sept. ~. iO--3n,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

SEALS ON LgoAk lssrRrsEsrs.-In the
Monthly l.ss Reporter icr August, publish.
81 N Bpsion, there IS an ESSAY on the use
u The -eal ~ legal Instrumental The Mrl.
Ter traces It's history tram ancient times. aud
Jusll, attributes II, use 10 the want Of learn.
ing -n,otg al Glasses. Which was 80 common
I al nan, ni the clergy eten we're unable to
write. Fins lgHnrance no longer existing,
th- old law MAXIM rntncs intD play. Ratio
esi hgis aliaI. muiata Legis raiione mufaia
est h1-Mhlch MAJ be rendered. the law
caaa.es with the reasnn iar u. lhi. 10 tact
- tue c0iieiruot'os m the wrIter, VIVA can
sre no utility - The continued employment
OF !Itlle plrc- OF wa.sr. gum. or wax. mel.
Their OF ah.ci. possesses an, thing al all per.
snnal DC distinctive. Br.ide. the majority
81 the States have Already abolished the
iormalitt Of the waxen seal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
New York. Oct. 81

EUROPEAN AppREnESsIoNs. = Reliable adj.
vices trbin Europe, state that the Emperor
OF Russlas object in ordering two Ministers
from the principal Courts 70 join HIM al
Warsaw, IS u Obtain ample information OF
the state Of the respective countries to which
thy are automatically assigned.
The yarieus snvercIgns arr alarmed with
approximations Of graerai war growing out
d the Italian question:.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
Billions Disorders

The proper Tnin.um aud right condition Of The lille
Is VI n1menhus importance 10 the health II The hu.
naa frame, this snibiIiuus medicine expts the hidden
seeds Of The compiin and renders al he fluids and
serrions pure aud nen cleansing and fesuscitaiing
lhs MIal tanrllnns ni lilo hn.lr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

A CssrRsr.--It is stated that during the
Administration OF President Fillmore. Nr.
corwin. Secretary Of the Treasury. received
an anaaymous letter warning him that the
Suh- Treasury Al Charleston. 5. g.. woSld BE-
robbed. The Secretary telrgraphcd the
Sub Ire ,sgrs~ at Charleston, with instrae-
tiaRs. aud the rom or vault containing the
pablic maney was nat only strengthened.
but guard was sci, &c. NJ attempt va
made a robbrr,. probably lram the Tact thai
precautionary measures we're taken.
The Anonymous letter to Secretary FLOYD.
giving him warning a. to an attack on Hdr
per-, Ferry, was arll ariitrn. aud appeared
truthful: set not the slightest nni.ce Ms q
Ken ~ u ani nnr ~ the largest irmnrirs ~
tie eoantry va. iaken aud held L'r twenty.
tauf hanf. bS .nmr hail dozrn Abolitiouisisi
Ss,fsiar, fIo,d va crrt 'inls guilty ui de.
r,lenon e dui, ~ this matter, aud y may
BE- thai Congress will ask HIN TOR 40 espia.
nsiiun. Pa. bhL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

HAVE just received very large Stock Of al
4 kinds Of tinoi-. whirh viii sell 81 lair prices
READY.NADE CLOTHING.
I'll. I,rges, and hest as.orimrn, ever had.
I take all kinds of hster inr goods. ! viii take
4OOJ pounds u Polk thi. Fail aud Winter ior gods
or aebis. shall kerp up NY stock OF goods Tie se1i
round, aud sell .n tHr hest aud most accommodating
teams. tlani rnunrfatc atticits. ~ keep iul ~
.o,iuirL ii ain 81 every kind 81 goods snl,i IN Thu
market. vii pay high Ptirrs for Dried Fruit and
other ptoiiurc. IaMPs wEDR
September 70. Us
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02

.'soW sia'es. fE5{fsfFy @RNRsi
The remains Of the hate Judge Mason,
United STATE. Munster 10 Paris, arrived at
New York an the steamship 0cran QUEEN IN
Monday ey.e"i"g from ,lavre. The bud, has
been transferred in The steamer Yorktown 10
be cpnve,ea 10 Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-11-02
Dyspepsia.

The great scourge O this continent Yields quickly "a
course Of these aniiseIe Pills, aud lhe lsc.iyc or.
gins age restored 10 their ptspcf tone no msrt IN
what hleous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits il.
scll, Ibls searching and unerfng rcmrdy dspersrs il
from the patiruts ,ystem