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JOHNSTON 4 TURNER.

JUdN0IUN q TURN EK.
GRnAr nnroaIun'
| HATsl HATsli IIATsil
I GAPS! cAPsu cAPslu
FOR the MIL 1oN
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHNSTON & TURNER,
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL
4 On st. Charles Street,
VIZ Near the FRONT ENTRANCE,
Have Just opened a.. M.
TH1 @REArE9r wrocK
HATS AND GAPS
EVER BROUGHT Tro-THIs CITY,
They have something line to suit the taste Of
EVERYBODY,
sG.av, nor Or cxzxz2. a..
Whether " be to Work Visit n--for Fair Weather OF
Foul-fer Peace or for WARRIOR
HUNTING, BATHING, OR CoURTING!!
q ready response.
To show their customers the great variety kept they will
ton to their stock Of
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS HATS,
Consisting of the different varieties Of .o
FRENCH CAssIMERE-Iatest Style.
AMERICAN cAssIMERE-Lstest Style,
FRENCH FUR-Latest Style.
AMERICAN FUR-Latest Style. w
FRENCH sILK-La,est Style
AMERICAN s1LK-Latest Style.
All Of the above named qualities of the
NEW ORLEANS CREOLE STYLE,
which to be SURPASSED by anything ever produced
They have on hand also very large stock Of
FELT HATS,
being all the varieties Of
loft BEAVER HATS, with Eow Crown or High, 10 sui,
fine French Fur MALAKoFFs and REDANs, with Broad
or Narrow Brius.
fine Black and Colcred French English and American FUR
HATs-Broad or Narrow Brim-Hieh or Low Crown.
BENGAL PLA1Ds of French, English or American man. |
ufacture.
MEXICAN FUR HATS Of all qualities
FOOL HATS at all prices.
They also have the following described kinds Of
YOUTHS AND BOYS
O A p S
coTcH BoNNErs, YORKSHIRE CASHMERE French
Cashmere and Cloth, English and American do.
Silk CAPS and CAP coyERs-plaid, Black and Col.
ored Silk.
lack, Blue and Brown Silk Velvet cAPs-Arl patterns,
nited States Army and Regulation CAPS
ANCY CAPS, with Plumes-for Children
mmon Cloth and Cashmere CAPS for Servants, etc., etc
F r TIL E LADIES
They have
RIDING HATS
In the following variety:
iPREss EUGENIA BEAVER, with Magnificent Ostrich L
Plumes. H. .-5N%Hz
ch Black and Colored HATS, with Plumes to suit,
nerican Ladies' HATS, with Eagle Plumes
Besides the above namsd Goods they have fne assort
mt Of ~.
UMBRELLAS AND CANES,
all Descriptions of French, English and American manu-
fac,ure.
FINE LEATHER HAT BOXES.
hat AND COAT BRUSHES,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

Russian miser is noticed as having learned to
bark, u order TO avoid the expense Of keeping .
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To Printers, Dlagg,.ts, Grocer. ana otnsr..

large supply always hand of PRINTING PAPER
various sizes; Palm Leaf and STRAW PAPER all si.es
MANILA PAPER, sAHPLING PAPER and ENVELOPE
PAPER; SHOE PAPER AND WASTE PAPER, IN .i,,p
and qualities Aso,'cAP and LETTER PAPER, rnlsd and
plain. at manufacturers prices.
..= .. BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
No, GO Camp itress.
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Playing Cards.

large supply Of the celebrated PLAYING
CARDS. at reduced prices. Also beautiful qualify Of Play
ing Cards for Clubs WHIST and EUCHaE PARTIES
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO., n
No. 60 Camp street
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Is tbls. Mineral Paint; @
20 bbls. Whtingi
i % bills Paris White;
i 10 bbls. Chalk;
i Is bbls. Lampblack;
Il bbls. Pomice Stone ,
i Dbl. Powdered Soapstone;
/ bbls. Putty in bladders.
| White Lead; Chrome Yello
Vermillion; ~. Chrome Green;
Prussia Blue; Paris Green;
RS Dutch Pink; Yellow Ochrs;
Red Lead; Sienna B. and G.;
Turkey TIMBER; Vandyke Brown;
| Drop Black Black Paint
| Patent Dryers; Litharge;
| CopRl Varnsh Linseed Oil:
| Coach Varnsh; Spirits Turpsntips:
Japan and White Copal Tanners Oil;
| White Damar Varnish; Neatsfsot Oil;
Black Leather, Machinery Oil;
Asphaltum; Lard Oil;
Paint Brushes; Whale OIL
| 1000 boxes Window Glass, French and Americana;
Whitewash Brushes Paint Brushes
Shoe Blscking Bed Pans metal and ear.hen; s...
sSs
Ssns Goa fo Sfi's Scales
sdsn. pasonds Ahpoheeasss Powder
ssdas ss!s sssa sna paper
Pockets Gases; B9ugies and Crtheters;
SSissss ssaiss Bss.s fsas.
Breast Glasses Waters Breast Cups.
Perfumery, etc.
Cologne Water, German and American
Virgins s;ss fs sr
fiasSs sisss,s g'.sas sss.i;
sAaf zIyy aGEs s;9s;
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Hair Brushes.
BotI kEo1 ps. kath. iron /,
D. Fine Ivory Combs
rr.s sasz;9s i ssssf Ssijj,;
Rsrry's Tricspheroass; pans z.5
aTay!ors Popeiss Soar Howes Brown Windsor Soap;
fe5 BsIo1 1stsIs 1o. oh Massd n0gaer
Hsqss esa!s RsIs SeS Sssrses Tooth Paste
Dr; c dacr T.asu Tooth Specific;
French and american Pomades;
wig s5 e f fsg gsi;;.,
sapon nsstss' Compound.
rAzsnsreeks !. ts?%,a Hs,''e,"s', etc.
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euERus COD LIVER 6 di 5HES Syrup Of Naples
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WEIGHTS ~ Tsi Ipssn veg Vegetable pills:
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sff IEk;s .ss y eSoRls fFi1 FIT:
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'AHaf SSE|5 e;E Fl: &,.
A'ss4 sH4 ,H'is S;s' Ssz..',
DR.; MoRsE s Inyigorating Cordial;
Dr. D SHHEfssfsR s.9ns., PIs,;rssaa;
kEz zREEzsS SsSsss Ssssss,A.
aAskls SSdH H sha Re Hair pye;
'A1s aa / HTl5 Ts5s Hair DE,
VOTES HFSP1t Hs. ssSsids an sehnapps
Sibbs TSi fsS;},S, M a ,,..,,
PURE BR ANDY. PORT and ssH WINES for p.a
inal psrposes constantly on hand
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Always on hand complete ass or!rnent Of
Drawing Mat erials,
Comprising MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. DRAW.
ING FAPER best quality all sizes WATER CoLoRs Bris.
oi Boards Painters Pallets Brushes Pink and Mesuo,.s
saucers Tracing Cloth and Paper Drawing and
Pens, Pencils, etc.
Also various Works on Drawing Architecture and En.;n
eering and Books for Surveyors.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
No. 60 Camp street
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NOBLE Act OF JUsTIcE.-A Washington CORES
pendent Of the Baltimore Sun says in recent letter

A NOBLE Act OF JUsTIcE.-A Washington CORES.
pondent Of the Baltimore Sun says, in recent letters
It is singular circumstance that week or two
ago, after the lapse Of more than half century
since the attack Of the Leopard on the Chesapeake,
the British Government paid, through their Consul
in New York, the sum Of five hundred pounds ster.
ling to the daughters of Peter Shooberly, who was
killed on board the Chesapeake by shot from the
Shannon. Whether this was done through the rep.
reservations Of this Government or upon the appca
tons of the parties, it does not appear. :.
. rs 4
MONSTER CANNoN-The construction of monster
piece of ordnance has been projected by the Secre-
tary Of War which will probably be cast at the Fort
Pitt Works in this city. 1t combines some Of the
features Of both the E Dahlgreenn and "Colum.
bad guns and is calculated to do execution at four
miles. II is to be Of fifteen inch calibre, with
diameter of twenty eight and a half inches at the
mnzzle forty seven inches at the breech and an ex
treme length of fifteen feet. The ball will weigh
between four hundred and four hundred and fifty
pounds. requiring an enormous charge of powder.
The estimated weight of the gun is between twenty.
five and thirty tuas. Such piece of ordnance,
placed on the hill back of Sawmill rum would speed
lily demolsh every building in the Arsenal at Law
renceville, that distance being about its effective
range. It will be cast hollow, on the principle of
Major Rodman, and under his supervision. If the
piece is to be constructed there is no place where it
could be more conveniently or better done than in
this city. [Pittsburg Despatch.
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sy Geology Aneraosy Physiology conchology. spelsr
etc. Also complete supply Of French Spanish, 0ernss,
Italian Latin Greek and Hebrew SCHOOL BOOKS GIpRra
s.,oo, 1yxsrAy ps and p prRs y .,.,x d..,,..,..
81
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nAooA' ifLD' STEEL az, X
No o. Camp Srsst
r Aa,.r nd nlDsAs, Of All pl'ees
--
miscellaneous Works.
HISTORY BIOGRAPHY, ESSAYS, POETRY. THE ORA
MA, TRAVELS and VOYAGES NOVELS IrIua
TRATED WORKS. TOY BOOKS. JUVENILE BOOKS.
GAMES, PUZZLES, etc., etc.
iA'e publications and Magazines
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO., ls
Scrap Books and Herbariums.
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0Aoo"s ihhp' STEEL w.,
No. GO Camp snce4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

Bibles and Testaments.
SCHOOL BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs
FAMILY BIBLES, of all prices
HYMN BOOKS, Of every description.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.,
M- No. % Camp strsst.
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Law Books, Law Books,

Law Books! Law hooks,
An extensive and we.selected Of LAW BOO KS con-
prisns TEXT BOOKS. STATUTES. DIaEsTs, REPORTS.
and LAW TREATIsEs of the most eminent America. ana
English Jurists.
Also full supply of FRENCH LAW BooKe-All !. pub
lshers' prices.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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Scrap Books and HerbarIums.
or various sizes and patterns with white or colted rspsy
Also, a Large assortment of ALBUMS comp lslrx q
varied selection.
BLOOMFIELD. STEEL 4 CO.,
No. 60 Camp street,
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Backgammon Boxes. = Chess and Ches.
Boards.
fne assortment Of CHEssMEN. DoAINoEs, BACK
CANNON BOXES, CHESS BOARDS, DICE and BOXES.
etc., exc.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
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To Artists, Builders.

CIV lE NGIN EERs
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TO Clerks of Courts. Sheriff., justices Or
the Peace and Recorders.
we keep constantly on hand full supply of RECORD
0oohs and DocKEIs various sizes and styles REcoBD
fArhk' ruled or plain, LEGAL CAP NoTARIAL PRESS
Els, etc.. etc.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.,
No. 60 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-01-29

merchants, Banks and Insurance Comps-
MES. and Cotton Brokers'
VIII end at our Establishment everything necessary 10
pete the counting with The bes. selected socl -
TIoSERY ever imported. Also. COTTON SALES AND
ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS, Of all patterns and co,,.n
and Grain. Sugar and molasses WEIGHING BOOKS.
BLOOMFIELD, STEEL 4 CO.,
I. No. 60 Camp sirsss.
Blank Book Manufacturers,
PRINTERS AND BooKB1NDHRs.
As TO
srrzE,PRIc AND QuA11rr,
We DEFY oomrnrrrIorr
Blooar1rlD, STEEL AGO.
jay y No. % Camp ssssss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-05

Irish emigrants are poor laborers, working
ON the railroads and canals Of the country,
and seeming to superficial observers to have
scarcely any sentiments or feelings in com,
mon with their kind. They have their faults
as all other men have, and those faults, I'M
fortunately for them, lie mostly on the sur
face, while those of many men do not. They
come to this country with nothing, obtain
employment at once, are active, industrious,
and successful; and the first use they make
of their money is to provide for those they
have left behind. and to bring them to land
where they too can obtain and enjoy the re-
wards of labor, and where the broken family
circle may be reunited under happier auspl-
ces. Could mobiles or princes show more
NOZZLE and royal trait Of characters Y ough'
to cover multitude Of sins. and atone Tor al
occasional excess in the use Of the crafhttr
The contributions Of all the churches u
this country to Bible. Tract, Missionary, ant
Colonization purposes, from the establish
lnent of those societies to this day, is s25
65S, 5S7, a sum which, large as il is, has bee
nearly doubled by the enormous amount con
tributed in ten years by poor Irish workln
people in the United States to aid their poo
relations at home, and to bring the old lathe
and mother, the brothers and sisters TO
land Of plenty and hope.
Richmond Dispatch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-05
N.PoIEpS Astj HIS POLICY.

Notwithstanding the full and frank, aud.
as we think, entirely satisfactory exposition
given enthusiastically by the French Co
yernment some weeks ago OF the motives Of
the Emperor in suddenly terminating the
war, before he had achieved the entire OBJ
iects for which he commenced it, people con-
tinue 10 surmise and question the reasons OF
mis- conduct - earnestly as IL they had not
been both ayow-d and justified. We make
these remarks predatory to the annexed let.
ter, which We have recently received IRON
an enlighted statesman aad friend, long since
retired IRON pubic lite. but still an attentive
observer of passing events IN the foreign
world as we'll as al home. His letter makes
known 20 Us an interesting document which
We had not before met with. lie writes:
I'VE must begin to think highly ol the
/ Emperor Of the French. lie has done wnn.
Iders. aud exactly as he said he would. ln
the correspondence respecting the Affairs OF
Italy, published 10 the Parliamentary doru.
ments, there i. letter from the Earl Cow
lev 10 the Earl of Malmsbury in which he
| mentions that Count WaleMski had inform.
Ell him that
- The Emperor had regretted no, having
seen him I.ard Cnwley) before his depart
IRE, as his Majesty had been particularly de
isircus to state to bin the sentiments under
which he was about TO take the field but
isays lord ts.l 10 consequence Of my alb
senee from Paris, hi. Majesty. just before
his departpre, had written 80 count WaleMs
H charging him 10 assure me that in assum
. ling the command 81 his army his Majesty
intention. we're To iocalize the war A. inuel
: 4. possible, 10 respect the neutrality Of tier
} many. 10 girt no sountmdncs 10 a',y ATTEMPT
: al rsUoiniioa. and 70 cunhne his military op
erations to driving tie Aastrians out Of III
. I.pinbardo. Venetian kingdom. His Majest
n further declared that he would ever be read
: to treat tor peace when suitabls condition
b were offered him. did not conceal iroi
, Count Malewsk, ny approximations that y
Empcrnrs programme cUdld not be carrie
nst. II VA. ~, likely, said, that Austri
7 would consent 10 dispossess himself OF he
y Italian ppsssssions unit after series Of r
n verses that might bring the French troops
!. the wall. ol yienUs.'
ID " You will agree with me that the Emp
= ror was prophet; and il 10 strange that q
N result Of sudden armistire and peace shou
n have been surprise TO those by whom th
T. letter Of Ear cosley was known. Il is d
10 ted MAY ~. 1859. IL curious too that y
q Emperor shOsld determine ~ respect u
X neutrality Of Germany. Cesar, very ear
n in his 'Commentariorum dc BellO Hallict
e. speaking of tie Gaals, says; PrOSirni 80
Germans. quibuscum eoniinsnter bells
n gerunt.'"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-05
REWARD OF HONESTY.

We find the following beautiful and touch.
inp incident 10 the ST. LOUIS Republican 81
tie 4ln instant.
Iahnny Moore Il the nsne nf a bright-ey.
ed. ielis faced lad. twelve " fourteen ye.s
ii sge, who.e invalid ridaved mother, ~
iuy II Mprgsn street. he helped - snPpart
b. lie sale II newspspers, and by such err
sands and small Jobs a. be mas chance 70
l.Il ~ with. Johnay, villa Is the hero Of the
pleassnt and truibfal incident We are a.
bout 20 record, was extremely neat N his at
Ire. though ~. clothes have not always bren
az the br.t, and msy have shown. in snndr!
matches aid mended rents, the results 81 both
uo,sriy and frugal care. In short. lohnny
= lust sach boy a. We used TO " read aODlt
ii Sunday school bDoss.
Yesterday moruing, bright AID early, o.
was irudglHg along Bros1aay, between
Fr,ukl,n Avenue AMI Washington street when
lie CHANGED to stgmbie against large poek.
,l.bssk. which I've picked up aud lount
20 contain 4 large number OF bsnk nOie'
and papers. While he was nsdiiatihs o.
the sadden riches he had smassed. and whIef
he had slid into = espacioas pocket, or per
hap. raeking his youthful mind whether e
sesk Tor ire owner or conceal his good Tor
tune, . gentleman rushed BY him - an an1
ieus, hurried, nervous manner, which consln
esd the boy that lie Was looking for some
thing. and he thought he knew what.
"Hsse you lost any ihingg asked John
nv. "Yes, my pocket.took," Was the gen
d,man's answer have you seen Il I"
The little fellow " expected" he had-h
didn't know though. What kind Of pocket
book was iti
TINS led 10 an adjournment 10 neiehbei
ing stare, shprs Tie flushed and sin"
brsstLlYs. individual III tie lirst part ~
ereded 10 -, thst the poeAet.book vas . larl
black one, containing 81 400 in bank bill
aud some scruunt., "trip u red morocco
btading anderocati', the ZAP beng lnseflbe
Kp.sn 1amas. GgFidgtOa, ~ II
description tailed. snd Jenna,'. eyes .hAi
esd Nth thssriBiness =. he placed the if.i
,srt, Jglt - u, icgud u, M tie sifsns' :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-05
From the Charlotte Democrat.

RrfostNo.- learn that the emlgratiun
from this State TO Texas is not abating much.
Some families from Alamance and Orange
passed here last week. and they stated that
others we're preparing TO follow. a friend
informed us the other day that he knew OF
10 or 10 families in Lincoln and Gaston VINO
were going 10 Texas this Fall.
We regret 10 hear Of this disposition on
the part Of farmers TO leave the Old North
State-we regret it because we do not be-
lieve they improve their condition mach'
With the same exertinn made here which
they put forth in new home. and the exer'
else Of as much economy here as there we
fully believe they would accumulate just as
much, with less privation. IL may do very
well for yuung man to move Of, but Tor
man who has raised family, has pretty
good farm, with a fair prospect q making
enough for his own household and something
10 spare, 10 break up and take his family on
two months journey Camping out at night
subject 10 all sorts of exposure, we cannot
consider good policy. The excuse general
ly is. we want mOre land-for the children
we suppose. II the children are OF any ae-
count they will take care Of themselves. We
! BY some 81 the best agrieulturists IN the State
that more than one half of the farmers owned
too much land nov. If they wonld own less
and improve it better, there labor would q
better rewarded, and certainly they woult
not have TO pay so much tax.
4 Since writing the above We had CONVEX
sation with two gentlemen who were on lhel
way mOring back into North Carolina. The
company consisted Of - persons. The
went from Sampson county to Tennessee
The spokesman IL the crowd said he was DE-
!. inr pretty well and making fair living
sampson, but very fuplishiy becsme d's'a'
! li.R.. and moved 10 Fennesssee 70 cons'
: auence of The glowing descriptions he :.
eired of the productisencss Of tie land. u
claid there long enough to lose nearly all
: had by sickness and other causes, and no
J he was irving to get back 10 his old hsisl
I bpfl.ool. llr .sid he liked North Carolh
c better nov inan he had ever done before. 81
!. meyer expected 10 cave her again.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-05
nm yExr pRgsIDEsrlAL ELEcrroN.

The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal 81 Commerce has some encouraging
cancellations as 10 the next election. We
take the following paragraphs from his let.
ter:
"Prom the coming Presidential election
the eountry Is not, however. likely 70 incur
any danger, but lis result will probably tend
10 assuage party and sectional bitterness.
The slavery agitation will be rendered use
les. Cor political purposes. II IL shall b. found,
a. Il probably will be, that those who have
sought 10 use il for selfish Ard urpairiutic
ends, can derive no benefit from L.
EVERY statesman in the Sorth is now
known 10 have moderate opinions on the
slavery question. They ask no further Con
gres.ionsi legislation respecting slavery ia
the Territories. Senator Toorbs, for IN.
stance, has recently asowed his views % ihi'
eject. Mr. Boyce's late speech truly *,
presses what u generally understood % b
the opinion 81 the South on the Subject Q
slavery in The Territories--to wit--ihat II i
!" purely speculative question" There i
not 70 be so much difficulty, therefore, Al
has been By some Anticipated, either 10 u,
formation Of platform st Charleston, or thi
selection of candidates 70 be placed there
upon,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-05
THE M.xtor,m,sY REMEDIES.

The invalid Who takes holi n the drug list II il
were bal 81 faro. md continually changing from one
item 20 smother. like green guest Il hotel dinner.
stands TAR chance u killing himself heiafs he has ~.
hsu.ieI he catalogue u poi.ois. Some constitutions
viii hsar Ills sind u medical treatment longer Than
others. bot snyihiug shod u rass.hsenei system.
lined with asbestos. anl furnishrl With guiapertha
nerves and str.l snrws must snrrumb IL LIST We
tst however, that this pan Uf Transferring The whole
,agfsriu ,asoa 10 the sinnarhs of The srk i nearly
obsolete Half the world already uneefstsns that Tie
lao inestmaie remedies introduced by Professor Hob
sssy aie ssicien; for al internal and external all
snts The other half ias sergng % The sane opin.
ION. II i safs 10 predict that the day no, distant when
The tbirmseop0ia viii Ne revised down 70 very MT
mute volume. which may pcfehints gror small by de-
p,ers and beautifully less until ssnshea altogether.
Venerable errors are not immortal. They must DE, and
II they sts ecrny bufied With The rsspsrt due % old
sse Il i the moal ths, can BE- expected iot them.
va haze our pseiu5ircs, like other FOLKS, and they
stick 10 d. ike b5rnacies forming SORT n afmor which
ths sword Il tf1ih cannot always readily penetrate Bot
chen We see soe- n twenty yesfs standing cuicd IN
az seeks w Hoilawsys Ointment. snd chronic dye.
pep.is u The most distressing kind relieved in few
days By HOIersys Pile land that these wonders have
been accomplished repeatedly il beyond dspute.l What
ste We 70 "a, 10 deny the efficacy q remedies that
work such appsfent miracles. you'll be mere fsiuity
We shall no, ihUs stoiiy ourselves. The wpuia,on q
his medicines % spsfei ig thrsefouu q the mala
dies ~ tie human face, Is founded immuiahe facts
End facts are species 81 antagonists ibst We decline
meeting IL The 6sii o. controversy 9Th any KIND q
theories with which The profession could ntnish o.
We have many friends smong The faculty, and possibly
some othsn nsy consider The cures effected ny the uss
% Professor Hollouay's Pills and Ointment innoya
ton on their tights n 20. n 10 irespass which ihs
siek will spproye. and which every phsnihfopisi :.
with uhoes interest i does not inis,fsfe is sufe q
eonm.ns. l.srphs lrr,st
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-10-05

era, YOU will and they produce a pretty ei.
fec, smiling through the white network. You
have as good right to take your drsught a.
the fountain of beauty as the best-,bathe IN
its pellaeid waves, and LET it enfold you IN
lis sweet.-garments, il will ram pearls N
your pathway. ,,,.,
fsel that she ennobled her home instead OF
her home degrading her-a long time before
she could honor herself, and not feel hur,
and degraded when called upon by some old
associate. But il is all past now. Beauti'
ful, lovely. comfortable. that is the WORD !,
comfortable - can you understand an !, : !
meansi-is Jenny Manning In the new hi
whose dawn is Frightening to-day. !,
Fau are the children that grace her firesld'
--fair would they shine in palace; am
friends, she now gives them the forenoon
in her heart, and is blessed and gladdene'
by their presence. Petsrsons hag0sane