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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE,

SECRETARY OF STATES OFFICE, !
CoLuMBUs, o., April Z, 1859.
hereby certify that the foregoing Joint
Resolution, creative to an Amendment 10
the Constitution providing Tor Annual Session
OF the GeneIal Assembly," is 4 true copy from
the oHginal roll on file IN this Office.
A. L. RI SELL,
Secretary of State.
] hereby certify that the Torgoing is a tue
copy OF the proposed amendment to the Con-
%SLItutiou as certified by the secretary OF
State. A. STlVERS, Auditor Nj. C..
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
TO TEACH IS.

TNHE Board of School Examiners for Megis
Il county will meet on the first Saturday OF
each month";, at the Court House, in Pom
roy, for the Examination Of Teachers.
Examination TO commence at 10 o'cloc
a. NJ. and continue till De O'clock Z. NJ.
u No Teacher need apply at such exami-
nation Who has a certificate valid Tor three
tins from the date OF said application.
BY order OF the Board.
3S-t52F w. II. LASLEY, Clerk.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

TNHE Ohio White sulphur Springs are situated i'm
i Delaware County, Is miles north from Colum-
bus, { he capital of Ohio); on the Scioto river, 10
miles from delaware. ) miles from the Whito Sui
uhur Station, on tho Springfield, Nj. Nornon q Pitts
buTgl II. X. nEd ~ miles from Pleasant valley or
Springs Station, on the Columbus, Ptqun DC Indiana
Railroad. these Springs Will open for tho reception
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

IA Tribune"
in that
that he had
!, wheat than
says:
We think the
] been for two
be fields have
entirely de
,r weevil no.
|, whatever, 81
effects of th,
reported
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12

The following Is Il partial list OF property which
will be given 10 the purchasers Of books at the tim
OF sale:
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1859-07-12
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The great scoursc of this continent yields quickl,
to a course Ofthesc antiscptic Pills, and the digestiv,
organs are restored to their proper tone; no matte
in what hidcOus shape this hydra of disease c&hi1it
tseIr, this searching and uncrring remedy dispcrSas
il from the nnlicnt's sYstem.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
MODERN INVENTIONS.

We know Of no invention Of modern times that De.
serves or s destined to occupy higher niche in the
temple of fame. than the discovery invention Of the
Vegetable Epepiic Pills for curing Epilepsy, or Fall.
ing Fits Spasmp. Clamps, snd oil the various modi.
cations Of Nervous Diseases. Df. Sgrn ), HASeE, Of
los Baltimore street, Baltimore. Nd. the inventor, Is
cedsiny entitled 20 the best wishes Of al the heneso
lent poflipn Of mankind who experience pleasure by
the alleyiaiion Of human suffering. When DR.. Hance
first prepared these Pills, he intended them solely foi
Fits. crsmp. and Splsms, but subsequent experience
satisfactorily proved him. that in addition 70 their
remarkable sanayc properties in this class nf diseases
ihcy eSeted perfect control over the whole nervous
system He was then induced 10 iiy them IN cases q
Neuralgia. Tic. Dol1rcux Nervous Headache. Palpa.
ton 81 The Heart Inipisn Paralysis. Hysicra. Muscu.
.t debility and host oi minor diseases spnging from
lack 81 nervous energy, 10 al cf which hs anticipa
lnns we're crowned with the most sangninc suecess
persons al distance. BY writing and sending Iemit.
tanrs 10 Df. Hsnce. have The medicine forwarded
hy mail 10 heir post Office address. be paying the post
age The prices are. ior single boz 50. two boxes 80
Of Ss4 per dozen. We have given his address shove.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
ALAMANcE DEMOCRACY

Az q meeting Of the Democracy Of Ala.
nance, held in the Court House at Graham,
On Thursday the 10th inst. on motion Of Mr..
]. I. Scales. George Patterson, Esq. was
called 10 the Chair. and w. u. Faucett, Esq,
appointed Secretary. The object of the meet-
ing having been explained. Mr. Scales offer.
ell the following resolutions. which. on mo.
tion Of W. 5. Hill, Esq, were unanimously
adopted;
1. Rssolusd, That we concur in the propo.
siiion Of the Democrats Of Guilord 20 hold a
Convention in the town Of Graham. on Tues.
day the Slst Of May, TO nominate suitable
candidate TO represent the Fifth District in
the Congress OF the United States.
2. Rcsoiued, That the Chairman of thi.
meeting appoint at least six Delegates for
each Constable's District. and the same nun,
brr for the town of Graham, 10 represent AL.
amance county IN the said Convention.
.. RESOLVED, That We cordially invite oui
fellow Democrats throughout the District. Il
meet with Us in FIJI forct On the Slst May
and pledge ourselves 10 unite with them hearl
aud hand 10 triumphantly eleeting The noni.
nee Of the Convention.
4. Resolrsd. That the Chairman aud Sec.
reiary Of this meeting be added TO tie lis
Of Delegates.
On motion of Mr.. Rufin, il was ordered
that the proceedings of this meeting be Tor
warded 10 the Raleigh Standard. Winston
Sentinel, Milton Chronicle, and lIillsboropgl
Recorder. for publication.
Under the second resolution the foilowin,
Delegates were appointed:
LEa's DIsrRIcr.--James Lea. 6rn. Leath
James McLure. Noah Mitchell. VIM. Wal
ker. Eli McAdams.
BuaSr SnoF.--Alexander Wnnds, Samue
Bradshaw, John 4. Johnson. Col. William
Parrish, J. II. Jones, Dr. John Walker. sam
uel Turner.
NEwLrSt.-w. y. McDaniel. ChcsIc,
Moore, Frederick wayett, samuel Stockard
Samuel ". Bradshaw. Green Munre.
ALsRioHr's. michael Albright, William
Holmes. Dr.. Tinnin, Levi Moser, Ilenrl
10y, Laban Paine.
PAIrERsos's. y. Euless. Martin Fogle
man, ]. NJ. Patterson. Michael Robertson,
n. Rigglns, A. J. Patterson.
GoBLg's.-P. Crawford. Joel Sharp. Rob
ert Robertson. Austin e. Coble. Ed. Palter
son. Emanuel Knapp.
TuangSriSg's. 's.-iIezckiah Mar, Wm. An
thony, Joel Boon. John Trolinger, Dr.. W. &
Tarpley, James X. Montgomery. 4. I. far
ner.
surros's.--Edward Palmer, James sultan
John ireland, Dr. q. u. Cobb, Lewis Il
IseIey.
TsaPLrys.--John Tapscott, Benjamin l
Morton, John Foster, W. v. simpson. An
drew Ross. A. J. Hughes.
FAucErr's. Garrison, u. !
Roney, Jesse Grant. Robert Fitch, A.
McCny, J. q. Dickey.
SANDY CRoss.--John Roney. Sr., Nathan
iel Dshong, N. Harbor. Y. W. Fonville, JO
seph BAKER, Jr., Avis King.
GRAHaM.--freshwater Jones, DR.. ID.
Montgomery, w. $. It'll, r. Ruifin, J.
Scales, Jss. n. Holt.
On motion Of Mr. RufFin the meeting the
adjourned.
GEORGE PATTERSON, Chm.
Vi. II. fltcETT, Sec'y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
Remarkable Cure OF Dyspepsia.

Mr.. II. II. HAy,-Dear Sir: Through me you may
confidently recommend the O1ygenaied Bitters, the
best IL not the only medicine that will cure Dyspepsia
suffered for more than sir years only dyspepiir
can suffer, tried numerous medicines and the skill o
many physicians. but found no permanent relief, unit
obtained from you the above biters
The contents Of three boiiles 50 faI restored ny
health, that Cor the last two years have had occa
sion for medicine. strongly recommend III Dyspepiic,
IA uyit JOSEPH w. PARKER.
seth w. Fowle & Co., l3s Washington Street, Bos
ton rrnprictnrs. sold ny their agents everywhere.
Tr For sale in Hillsburoughb BY J. e. Webb & Co.
in GfeensborOugh hy DR.. 7. J. Patrick.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
N O E

TNHE gentlemen named in the Act Incorporating the
L HILLsBORoUGH SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
TO wit Thomas Webb, George Laws, James +. Cain,
Charles NJ. I,alimer, William F. Srayhorn, William
H. Brown, James G. Turentine, Peter b. Ruffn, Viii.
liam A. Graham, Paul G. Cameron, Henry g. Strowd,
Pride Jones, James Webb, Josiah Turner, !. B Hill,
and John u, Kirkland, and all others who desire to
become members are requested TO meet at the office Of
the County Court Clerk, Friday the lst day Of April
at 10 O'clock for ihe purpose Of taking steps for organ
izing the institution.
March 81. So
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23

A Coon TDEA.--Ths English druggists are
shout adopting heranguIar bottle with deep
autings % put poisons in which are sold by
retail. This is 10 persons making mistakes
BY getting hold Of the wrong bottle. As 40
,ddiIionsl security the neck Of the bottle is
so contracted that but drop alta time can be
poured out. The very deliberate aud can.
iious action thus produced will, il is believed,
deter any one from taking overjoses Of medi
cine while u Is difiicult 10 imagine case IN
which a person could puur out aud take tbs
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
LATE FROM EUROPE.


The steamship City Of Washington, from
Liverpool on the cd instant has arrived.
The Asia arrived out on the 27th OF Februa-
ry.
Mr.. d'Israeli has introduced his reform
bill into the British Parliament. It proposes
to confer franchise upon all members Of the
learned professions and parties having small
investments in funds and savings banks.
The bill was strongly attacked by the Re-
formers, but large meeting of the Consery-
atiyes 1.-TWO hundred strong) at Lord Derby S
pledged themselves to its unanimous sup.
port
The latest Paris letters say the chances Of
war or peace continued the same.
The rumor is confirmed that the Pope has
invited France and Austria TO withdraw their
troops from Rome but it was not known
how those powers would act. Reports from
Paris say that the French troops will be with
drawn, but the only reason assigned is the
request Of the Pope. The preparations for
war continued, and the funds, which were
so buoyant at the departure Of the Arabia,
had become depressed. The French threes
closed at 81 francs-50 cents.
an interview with the Emperor.
The Sandman loan Of $4,000, 900 had moi
been negotiated by NJ. Fould at Paris, as was
at one time supposed. This is looked upon as
an unfayorable symptom, since NJ. Fould, as
Minister of State, must have opportunities
of foreseeing if events are at hand which
might render the speculation hazardous.
| India adyices confirm the complete sub
iugation of Dude. The China mail reports
that Lord Elgin's expedition up the Yang
tse- Kiang extended as far as Hang-knw
and il reported to have been success.
full. The steamer Powhatan was at Hong
Kong, and the Mississippi was in Cantor
\ river.
New York. March is.
The steamer Weser, from Bremen, which
touched at Cork, brings three days later in
telligence from Europe.
The news is warlike. There is less con
/ 6dence in Lord Cowley's mission. Pari
and Vienna journals and letters are quit
belligerent.
The Paris Constitutional announced th,
withdrawal of the French IRON Rome, bu
the Moniteur pronounces the statement pre-
mature.
/ 1t is reported that Austria made counte
proposals to Lord COwley, supported b,
Prussia.
The warIke preparations at Marseilles ar
slightly relaxed.
4 Ii is said the Emperor Of Austria has be
come determinedly warlike and much EN-
bittered against France. The Vienna jour
4 mails were also warlike.
II Lord Cowley continued in Vienna, bu
would leave on the 5th instant.
Military preparations continue in Italy.
A Marseilles dispatch says that Russia ha
sixty thousand troops on the Pruth and ha
augmented her army in Georgia.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23

The receipts of yellow pine lumber in
Baltimore from North Carolina during the
past year, amounted to 9,a00,000 feet. value
ed at $4,000. The receipts Of shingles
from this State for the same time were rs.
100000. North Carolina shingles are now
used in preference to all others.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
PRATT. OAkLEY& CO.,
tfatc Farmer, Bruce 4 Co..

Pt5lisitrs. booksellers and Saiioatrs.
W. II Murray Street, New York.
DO.N Co.. oisf ai low prices ~ cash. ani HhCiAl
terms ftr approved credit. large s'eek ui BANh
ard uEFicE STATIONERY, BLANK aud &C.
COUNT HOOKS. Receipt ard MeBot1hium books
PAPER OF ALL KINDS. Carls, Cifeulafs. BIZ
Heads. sc. Printing and liihogaphinr executed ie
order. Bibles. Miscellaneous. and School Books.
p.o 4 CO.. rai.lish Billions series of Gnmmsis
ComstueLs series on the Sciences liookets Physiulo
vies Bfoekleshys Asifonomies; Oneys Geography
neslv revised. southern Ciiss Readers. Pslmsis Beot
keepiue and the "she1pe.t sli best srelli1s R5ss
ever used.
Angus, ti. sl--tm
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
ObiluarY.

Died. in Anna Arundel county, Maryland, on the
nth instant, Mrs. SARAH j., wife Of M. James Ise.
hart, an8 second daughter of FIN. Waddell, Esq, Of
this vicinity.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
Important Sale of Land and Negaoes
In Equity-March Term. 1859.

David s. Ray and Others ex parte petition.
DURSUANT to decree Of the Court of Equity for
Orange County made at March term, 1859. will
sell, at the Court House door in The town Of Hsbo-
rough, Monday the 18th day Of April next 10 the
highest bidder that valuable tract Of Land in Orange
county, on Little River, adjoining the lands Of David
Mckee, James G. Miller and Others containing about
four hundred acres being the whereon the late
William d. Ray resided up TO the time Of his death.
Al the same time and place will also sell fourteen
Likely Negroes, consisting Of men, women and
children.
Twelve months credit will be given bond and secu-
rty required; title reserved until the purchase money
is paid. ruauc mEnp n 4. n y
March 90 l4--4w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ORANGE.

At meeting Of the Democrats Of Ora nge
county, held at the Masonic Hall in HILLSIDE.
rough on Thursday the 18th of March. on
motion of Capt. John Berry. John U. Kirk
land was called to the Chair, and on motion
of VIM. N. Pratt, Esq. Freeman Walker was
appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting was explained
by the Chairman in an appropriate manner ;
whereupon the following resolutions were
offered by Sidney Smith, Esq, and unani-
inously adopted:
Resoiped. That, to promote union and har-
mony in the next Congressional election in
this district, we recommend to our political
friends the expediency Of ofhoding District
Convention at some appropriate time and
place, for the purpose of nominating De-
mocratic candidate to represent this district
in the next Congress of the United States.
Resoiped, That we would suggest the town
of Hillsborough as the place, and the 9th oil
April as the time for holding said Convention.
Resoived, That in our present Representa-.
tive, the Hon. l.. OK. Branch, we recognize
an able and faithful public servant, tried
and true Democrat, and patriotic and up-
right man, whose course in Congress has
been eminently satisfactory to the Democrats
Of the country.
Resoiped, That we will cordially support
the nominee Of said Convention. but that
Mr.. Branch is our first choice for the nomi.
nation.
Resoiped, That the Chairman Of this meet
ing appoint fifty delegates to represent Or
ange county in said Convention.
Whereupon the Chairman appointed the
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
IRltsr SALE

~ tiriue of Iced ii iiusi executed mo by Tem.
= plr Inihans fsf geiiai1 purposes therein Bsmcd,
shall cell iar cash II tia Ilnycr ufehafd Factory
nance. On SATURDAY the 81 dsy II Apnl neat sii the
interest he sad Temple linihank ovBs in a csHain
tact of and living ia tie county of Chatham, adion
ing tie lands uf us5fls GDsiSn and others. common
IL known ls the ore Iii biso two acres Of land IN
ssid county, aoinins he lands oi stephen McPhcrsor,
On which s an excellent guarfy Of wheir,one. also 81
ihe interest The sad Temple Unth nk owns 10 certain
sdift Of gsinass whssioue IN the vicinity u Chapel
H,lI. snd EheWa - ihe Chapel Hfi Qu1Ts
JOHN STAFFORD. Trustee.
Wafeh ~. 1859 sew
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23

Preaching one Thing and Practising another.
lit will he seen that one of the reasons why
the President yetoes tie bill 10 promote agri.
culture and the mechanic arts. by giving them
a small slice d public lands, i that the trea.
slry i bare, and cannot allnrd 70 have any
of IT. sources II supply cut %. Yet i was
but the other day that Mr.. Buchsnan was
badgering Congress Tor s3O. 100000 to buy
up foreign country. Nothing inr the me.
chanic,v Or the mechanic art" at home
but everything lOr the coolies. negroes and
Spaniar,is IL Cuba. Nevertheless. the Presi.
dent is the official head ofihe party that pro.
Tess I'm Tanmany IIaIl) to be the friends. par
ereellncs, Of the mechanic aud labersr!
N i. Express.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term, 1859.

Joseph McCuoch .. Thomas G. Parish.
Original Attachment, ierisd on Land and Negroes.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, that the
4 defendant Thomas G. Parish, has removed out Of
the State or so absconds conceas himself that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be served him; Il is
therefore ordered by the Cout that publication he made
in the Hsborough Recorder for six successive weeks,
notifying said Thomas G. Parish thai unless he appears
al the next term of this Court. be held at the court
house in Hillsborough on the fourth Monday in May
next, then and there 30 repcvy and plead according TO
law he will be proceeded against in the manner
as il he had been served with process and had failed TO
appear and plead.
Witness. George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court. a,
office in Hillsborough, the fourth Monday in February
A. D. isSs' GEORGE LAWS, c. c. c.
February IL. Price adv. 81 so. s2-6w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23

whole contents Of one of these bottles in mis-
take for something else.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23

They are debating ,;en. Jacksnn's birth
place down South, while from Ohio the state.
ment comes that he was born al sea. and that
fact capable Of proof. Pti. iaiel.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23

DRArn or Gas. llAsKELL.--A despatch
frum IIopkinsyille. Tennessee. 10 the Nash.
VILE News, mentions that Gen. w. r.. Has.
kpIl, of Tennessee. died az the Lunatic Asy.
um, az that place, on Sunday the 18th. iii,
remains were placed in vault 70 await III,
arrival 0I his friends.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
DISSOLUTION.
Pelrnons Cheap and Complete Edition
TIE wLvA!GlE NOVELS

Tile WLVABnE NOVELS
BY SIR WALTER SCOTT, BARr.
V,His Edition il reprinted from the original Edin.
II hurph Edition. IN fnrty-eight volumes, and will be
publshed complete in tweny-sK large Octave Volumes
Price IS cents Volume, Or the whole Twcniy.siA
Volumes Cor Five Dollars
a Novel will he issued every Saturday, until all are
published and complete set will be forwarded free "
hostage by Mail 10 any part Of the United States. to
any one on recei,ing remittance Of Five Dollars for
tyentysi1 Volumes; or a remittance OF Three Dollars
will paw for the FIRST twelve volumes: or remittance
Of One Dollar will pay for the irsi four Volumes
The wayerIy yoveIs-will comprise
Ivanho.. -. Romans Well,
Rob Roy Red Gauntlet.
Guy Mannefins, The Betto,hed,
The Antiquary, The Taisman,
Otd Noftalits Woodstock.
| The Heart u Midlothian, The Highland Widow,
/ The Bride Of l.Smmefnoof, The Dro,ers,
! wayefty. My Aunt MargaTet's Mirror,
Ksunilyse,th, Tapeadcd Chamber,
/ The pi,,ts The Lands Jo-k.
The black Dwarf. The Fair Maid q Perth,
1 Legend oi Montrose, Anne q Gncrs,ein.
srhs Mnn.st,ty. Count Robert of Paris,
i The Abh,,. Castle Dangerous,
The Fortunes of Nigel, The soldiers Daughter.
| Peveril OF the Peak, Qriniin Durward,
i hlOssaFN lof lNt aNeNttS
And the whole Of the above will he published complete
In ienty.sr volumes aud will be furnished complete
and en,e a, the low price Of % Gents for each Novel
And t,iH contain ersry rord that Is IN Ms Edatufgh
Edition, the price Of which is Ssreniy.TtrU Dollars
copy.
The work will appcaf IN volumes Of about ls5 paEei
each. paper esyefs-each comprising an entire novel
printed on ne white paper and the whole will be com
peied iu 2e volumes. making upwards Of $500 pages
A. the work /, already efeoyped. no delay can take
plsce the first volume Of the series published %
saturday. March 5th. and one volume will be published
regularly on each and every Saturday afterwards - te
anar succession until the whole Tweniy.SI volumes
are issued.
The inyeslmen, aud expenditures connected with
this undertaking are very greats and 4 viii hc appa
rent from the low price, that The Publishers must rely
ion an extensive subscription Us, and sale icf femune
yation. and that IL every instance remittance d ~
amount 81 The subscription ior the number q volumes
ordered. must accompany the order
Terms or Subscription 10 fht TtrtHip.Si1 Volumes
One complete sct s6 volumes in all will be sent 10 ani
one 10 any place in the United states, fee Of post
age fof So
Tive copies Of each Novel; or Two complete ssis msk
ing So volumes in eli. will be sent 10 sny cne,io snl
place in the United States, free Of pcstsge, iof 50,
address slI oideu 10 the Publishers.
r.. B. PETERSON Il BROTHERS.
No. 3O6 Chesnut Street. Philadelphia. sni
thss will receive immediate snd PfomP, st,eniicn.
March 10. %
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23

AIBRIEF History OF POM BANK CLERKs.-
A writer in the New York Tribune states
that, in the winter Of ls54-'55, four young
bank clerks used to meet for euchre playing
alternately at their residences in Brooklyn.
These meetings continued pleasantly for
awhile, the party keeping early hours, and M
gambling beng allowed. A year later the
party was not reorganlzed, but met acciden'
tally on Christmas eve at rattle in Brook.
lyn. The downward path was already enter
ed upon. The results sum up as follows: One
Of the young men is travelling in Europe, his
bondsmen having paid 5000 for him, in
which sum he was in default at the bank
where he was employed. Another IS in Sing
Sing prison for forgery. Tie third is Oscar
5. Field, the recent defaulter in Brooklyn
and now wandering with the mark of Cain
upon his brow, the murderer ofhis own pcac,
and Of the happiness Of his family. The
fourth communicates these facts, and con.
cludes his story: "And as the latter cast
glance over the past shuider creep'
through his frame as he thinks over the fate
Of his companions, and thanks a mercifu
God that saved him from the abyss into whlcf
he had almost plunged himself"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
'6e8I 'epsIL su!IdS
X e r r & M A r B y RY,
IMPORTERS,
"A and 76 Sycamore treet.
pEpEpSRI,RG VA

- anu ~ - Nah'oic -NcStI
PETERSBURG, VA,
a RE receiving their usual largo and varicd as.
"A sortment of China, Glass, EartheA and Stone
Ware, Fancy Goods, silver-Pated Britannia Ware,
Looking Glasses Waters, Refrigcrators and Wafer.
Coolers, Kerosene and Coal Oil Lamps and Oil, &c.
&C. All Of which have been laid in on the bess terms,
thereby enabling US to offer 10 Merchants as great in
ducements as can be met with in the Northern Mar
keis rv ~@
We solicit an examination Of Stock and Prices.
KERR & MARBURY.
?, - Goods packed for transportation with great
care.
March 4. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23
NOTICE

DAN away from the subscriber about the 25th of
IL December last, Muatto bound Boy By the name
of Calvin Hashcock, eighteen years OF age. All per.
sons are hereby forewarned from harboring employ
ing said boy, under the penalty of the law.
ROBERT THOMPSON.
Alamace county, March II. s3-3w
The Hillsborough recorder., 1859-03-23

SUDDEN DEarH.-we are called upon to
announce one Of the most startling sudden
deaths that has ever come TO our knowledge.
Miss Theodosia Smith, daughter Of Geo. p.
smith, young LADY Of nineteen years, pecu-
larly winning BY her cheeriulness and vi
vaciiy, was 10 attendance last evening Mon.
day, l4th) upon the singing rehearsal under
Mr.. Hall, 10 the basement of St. Paul )
Church. She hal bren during the evening
more than ordinarily cheerful and happy,
The lie and delight of her mates. Sudden.
" she had some affection u one foot. and in
laughing manner said her ioot was asleep.
Her friends told her to get up, but she SAID
she could not. adding. It is true. although !
do laugh. When assisting her TO rise she
fell back unconscious, and never revived.
She died about twelve o'clock. The physi.
clans called say that there was enlargement
Of the lungs, and that she died from paraly.
IS Of the lungs. csrtipd Herald.