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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

The
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
published By tSAlML LUDplGH,
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year:
Price Of advertising.
One Square, l. insertion,. $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths,l 500.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-11-05

(Harnesmaker,j
Gfe per Stebenten uno Nolabeueltrabe,
uablt 5enrY 9aurmeier's . Waeen<@bep,
@aint Vaul, Mtnnei Dta.
Baarssle bssablt fir s6dute, tredens une
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-14
New Patent Fancy Articles.
AGENTS HEAD QUARTERS
The Patent scissors Shawnee.


Every Lady knows the Inconvenience a.,
caused by having dull Scissors. m. ,,a ano "oune
removed by the Of this nJisns,saI II'e y tasy
Convenience and utility. af''c'e o.
ps'l ,adueement TO make money Honorable p,,;,
s.aS'y ana surely, ever before presented pIlase
observe the Inducements r'N' fease
prosecute it. NH' VI money TO
purpose Wv 'pfeh'eu ior Ho
~ u pays Large Profits both to tha vh.,.,
anu ne'ief' beng from 100 to 900 per cent,
tln' ~ Is light aud easy occupation A wboi.
sae supply can be carried in carmel han o ali,
'i' aus adaptation to all persons, either in active
-. 's' VI wishing 10 secure Iemuneralye emplov.
nen'' either local Travelling. Ii is snahIo y
lher sex, old OF Young s1"apie 70 eI-
- ile unlimited use Of such eommnn a,,;c,os 40
3.'sSo's alu SHEARS IN every Dwelling house or
9t''e ana AiahuaetoIy, and with then use a cnrs.
qaeh, need 81 sharpening causes an iaesb,nsblo To-
nand for their sale '''''A'lus'p'e ue'
IN Neask no large Bonus for Town co,,,, ~,
9ia,. right Of sale, but give a free chance ~
we could enumerate many other rea.o,s ~,
W e'' so. W, attention particularly to the Low
Terms Of Sale.
single Samples by mail, free only sOas
/ n ,,,,, q 90
a Q 90
FER gross, express, at purchasers EXPENSE. * M
-" packed Ia Neat Boxes, with Labels shaw RIis
some agents are making $40 per day. selling hi,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-14
N f w s ITEMS.

| A pillow. horse should, above all things. be a
good walker. The walking gait is not cult
waited enough in training horses.
CAPE COP CRANBRRRIEs.-Mrs.W inslow,
Inf Brewster, ha. gathered this fall from about
three acres Of land in Harwch, 2l3 barrels
Of cranberries. for which she received Cur
It's 4 Co.'s check for s2543.
VETERAN MAID. The Holly Spring
Herald says there is living in that county a
maiden lady. Miss Ann Thompson, who was
born N Warren county, N. c., on the 2sth
day Of August. 1888. She will be 1O2 years
old next August. She enjoys good health. .
When ! 90 shopping said an old lady,
alters ask for what wants, aud il they
have It, il its suitable. and feel inclined to
take !, aud ils cheap, and il can't be got at any
plare Tor less, almost alters take it, without
chaiferlng about il all day, as some people
do.
The managers Of the Washington Monu-
ment have adopted resolution TO appeal to
the State governments TO aid them in their
efforts TO complete the monument. They
have already addressed communications to
the Governors Of several States. requests
ing them TO lay this application before their
respective Legislatures.
Coon ADyIcE.--T.ord Brougham, in late
speech upon the dubious relations between
France and England. said; " We don't dis
trust our neghbars---yery far from tive
trust them but we trust ourselves a great
deal more--(l"ud applause land we 90 the
best Thing, the kindest thing, both for those
neighbours and for ourselves. in being com.
plrtely, absolutely prepared for Whatever
mas happen"
The southern States at this junction may
very properly take the above advice, re-
marks the Southern Guardian.
Governor Stewart, of Missouri, has named
the 9Th December as day Of public Thanks
giving in that State, the anniversary nf
Washington crossing the Delaware. The
Goyernor calls upon The people to add to
their prayers for a continuance OF the good
gifts bestowed upon them by the Almighty,
. their united and earnest petition that the
banelul violence Of party spirit and sectional
jealousy may be alla,ed, and that hence.
forth may be cherished Ca expressed in
Washington Farewell address, a cordial,
habiual, and immosable attachment to the
Union, as the main pillar in the ediice of
independence, the support Of tranquility at
home and abroad Of safety. prosperity, aud
iberty.'"
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THE GOLDEN PEN,

something News to $40 Day Easily Realized.
sGtLiSg NEW ARTICLE OF
UTILITY, NOVELTY.
BEAUTY and SALEABILrTy.
Presenting honorable, profitable, and popular rducc
men's l"r dealers and traders, both local and travelling
10 engage IN lis sale. s'
THE GOLDEN PEN
Is warranted superior 10 any other Metallic Pen eve,
introduced to the public. They are well tenue,ed.
smooth, aud elastic. made Of the Finest Steel anJ
flaisd tciM Goidka Finish, giving them The mos, a..
raeve appearance will cJrrode and never fail
10 give satisfaction. Nothing except the finest Gold
Pens ever before invented in the PEN line can com.
pare with them in appearance, guaffg, saepLiLtv.
economy or cheapaess. They are, indeed. superio,'
and by many preferred 10 a Solid Gold Pen n. he
punis come on.
They retail much easier, at a half dime. ar dina
even, each than other pens At lower price will last
TEN TINES LONGER. write smoother and are every sv
preferable. Their best recommendation Is the raniJ
Introduction they receiving in Schools ColleGes
Banks, and Mercantile Establishments ,enerslly
throughout the Union.
Their peculiar construction renders them universal
asoue, while their elastic qualities make them sui,a
bic for every general use. Put up in new and AZ.
iracIiye Style, with Circulars, Caids. DC.
Terms Of Sale
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REASON AND connoN sENsr.

baE fttltn may rrHfinasE We haNc on segFrai ucea.
sans spoken " very cunssiir terms VI PREPARATION
which d. seth \ Hanec Il los Baltimore street. Bal
lmuts. Nd, has discovered ior the cue Il EpIepl,c
Fits Now, 10 doing %, Ne have been actuaed Il the
very best motives VIZ; The alice ation of human sui.
icflns. Prom circumstances which have recently come
y or knowledge. We fear there i certain class II
persons ahn are not disposed Il ry this reme.y IL
ranfnrn sense manner VI allue lo lie tael II -.
lct1s pitiruiir case u ilan where perhaps there
are -is n eism shse- anl ttyn. il On one c4se Now.
perhaps the selected might BE- The ony one 1t The
Whole noahfr that II wauii nj cure This l. neither
dains themselves nor The medicine Justice fa,agen
Tetsgas Wsrr stricken down Nih cholera ii nne town
~ nfithh,thoid, wunii they III send ior thsslrian,
~ waHli only enp.y hifn fni wait and - Il n
rusei thr fret pttirn That p,n ~ procedure would
be ula absurd ~ - the etse ~ Dr. ianfes remedy.
every one who hiss fits should ~ Il to- reasonable
length d time. u vii not cue ~ day Or week no.
Thing worth dang eau ha accomplished II once What
stsit dome ;. EASILY unlane. fnc RtnWih II time
enjn5ing. Frnin ihr maa respectable testimony We
base eAaminel. feel assntfd iti ~ proper prf.r.
yeftnee Ii tls emels, nHr cisrs ii Ep,frsy ant ~
ten be cured. The PilIs sc sent 6y mai free Il
postage 70 any part Of The world. Pfce; one haH 81:
two IS, twelve s2i You will iind the addte.. shove.
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The Book Prddlets arrested here two
weeks sgn. were brought into Court last
week. before his Honor. Judge Heath and
after proper inquiry into their cases. we're
honorabi, discharged VI. n. p. Perkins.
their director ~ ibls field of their labor,
came up from the Eastern part Of the State,
AT their instance. aud assisted them in get.
ting out Of their trouble. He did not jusify
them il contracting with slaves Nh Per.
kins called un ~ anil seemed anxious 10 Vim.
dicatc his conduct, while il the State. and
the interest Of his employers. IN Connect.
cut. WHO have been suspected here Of de-
sign. nhfriehdly 10 the interests Of this part
Of tAe country. lie voluntarily shnWed us
i number 81 letters relating II the business
III selling bppk-. &e., ~ witch 10 objection
cnali be taken aud A. FAC a. they went. cx.
onrratsd him irnm improper motives. let.
tiers addressed 10 the Young men, ue,.r..
Miller and Zoe lrnm their friend. ~ the
North !, taken from the T.. q. hereby their
Attorney, u. X. Npnre, since their departure.
we're opened 10 compliance with their IL.
quest. and lound 10 eontain nothing eScep.
tlunable, bat on the contrary complimentary
90 them aud the writer's.
II /. deplorable IL contemplate the mis-.
chief already wrought BY intrrmrdIing "a.
na,ics - ne destruction IL confidence BE-.
tween ihe members IT this grrat Cantedrr,cy
but much worse. the ine,i'able consequrn
crs Of ,ntprmeIIing The high assumption
that God ha. made them judges over Us, Is
as prcMmptuously wicked a. il is short.
sighted IN not patging themselves q in.
S4isJurg HaftlMan.
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Hoiiosrag's PRs. The r,pua,i'y ~ this unrfyaIlrd
alternative and rprrieni Overwhelming. and throyinr
iain ihs shade al other preparation. purp,rinr 20 b.
remedies ioi internal diseases. Families 81 every con.
diiipa e and every seeiiJn 81 country are aiapi
ine HaloNays Pill the sole reinetlv for rom.
plants q The stomach, liver and bowels aud dsrsfding
~ ihe nosiiuHs y which hrs placed confidence
Thus does staui remedy, ahich controls aud fegu.
laics Tile srcretons tho circulation. aWI TIE whole All
menafy sysirm conquer duuht. prejudice aud inter.
esied opposition. well a host 0l diseases which
have heretofore bid deii6ee to medical skill.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-14

Nrw wApptSo ran ARrILLERy.-The Pa.
ris papers speaks Of new industry whiclhas
arisen in France fr1m the rxigencies " the
times. and one which Is destined 10 supply a
necessity % the war spirit which i INV soa p.
parent Government has ordered the system.
attic gathering ol the sea weed which Is wash.
ell On the rocks " the sea coasts Of Nnrnan.
DIV aud Brittany TO serve A. wadding Tor ar.
tillery--it being foand 10 answer the purpose
admirahly--keeping the iron cool and not u.
able 10 ignition, like the cotion wai hitherto
used. The material has already been distri-
ba,ed 10 the Ordnance Department at Vim.
cennes. Scientific Ariilaa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-14
Obituary.

Died, at Chapel Hill on the 2lst of November, Mrs.
MARY 4. wife Of Mr.. Calvin Scott, aged "a years anu
one month,
She was for several Years member q he Presbyie.
rian Church and gave good evidence of faith in CHRIS,
She suffered long before her dissolution, il seemed
that God was preparing her for the change. When
the messenger came she was found watching and
her end was peace.
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
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In patriotism true,
We shall as b,others, heart and hand,
Forever by the Union stand
In Freedoms arch we hold place,
We've held in honor long;
And firmly fixed the Keystone rests
In patriotism stong--
And we'll 50 act with patriots all.
Tha. Freedoms arch shall never fall.
To keep the Union safe and strong,
No duty zee will shun--
In numbers many, all our hearts
Ia loyalty are one
And in those hearts, which pride elates,
Shall dwell love for oil our States.
The South shall have her righ,s-o'er her
Our Eagle spreads her wing
The treason plotters, broWa or white,
Shall on the gallows swngs
For those who wage intestine wars
Shall perish BY our Couniry's laws!
Our Hall of Independence keeps
In mem'ry ever dear
The Old Thirteen whose lustsous stars
Upon our nag appear;
And deep our wo, il al Of them
Shall not our banner ever gent
Our Union first. bur Union last!
Its prlrio, sons shall cry
Then shah our fig, with al! its stars,
10 glory ever fy
And North and South aud East and West,
Ia Union bound be ever bIcst.
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MA z n L II ID .

In ST Matthews Church in this place, on Thursday
evening last, by Rev. N. A. Curtis, D. D., Mr. DANIEL
H. HAMILTON to Miss FRANCES GRAY RoUL.
HAo, all of this place.
On the Goth Of October, by the Rev. John d.
shearer, Mr.. JOHN Y. HOGAN, Of Chapel Hill, 10
Miss JULIA A. sTRAYHORN, of Orange county.
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THE PoPULAR rREaTasSr.-The popular
treatment u tar aud feathers is, ia our opin-
ion. popular error. Il does not abate the
evil Tor which ii is administered, but does
place u upon the same platform with wrong
doors. E'nlssafies do wrong by coming a.
nOnsst us q promote evil. aud Me meet that
wrong BY anulher-by breaking over the fe-
stralHt' Of law to perpcirate upon them a
treatment which, Il il touches the springs OF
Thought az all, touches them for evil. The
process, u seems 10 Us. weakens the mural
poser Il the one party. and arouses the most
hrndish passions u the other, who leave u
- haste, tor the time, Il j. true, but while
liie lasts, have II IN their power to seek re-
veage.
We nusht to have, and must have, al the
proper time, should the due necessity arise,
q process which will make D,aiity 81 every
case. and that according u snine turns ~
law. Until then, j. il not Due 10 ourselves,
seeing that We nav have TO appeal to the
Great Judge aud l.,s Glver, aud IN his name
go forth 10 oar defence, that We fofbear the
commttal ofdred, which are without excuse,
because 10 violation u existing law statutes,
provided fOr such Offenders.
Siiisbury Wstesmdn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-14
THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF HEALTH
A BOON TO THE SICK.
November IA.
lI.--3wp

The want If a sterling medicinal To meet the ills aud
necessities Of the suffering portion pt humanity. nud
one entirely free from mineral agI arhei rI eiiuiis
particles, was severely felt until ts I'll powerful med
lcHe usheted into the world; holloway inyalu-
able Pills have hcrame the Hpasehald remedy of al
naiins. Theif attribute il 70 PHLyEsr O. well as lo
crRE they attack te riiiy d root III the complaint,
ana thus ~ removing tie hidden cause Of disease re-
invgoae and espre the Dropping energies oi the sys-
isn, assisting nature ia her asi vi vital aud function
ary reformation.
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Ex.pREsDEST Van BuRES.-The Albany
Journal says: " No Ex.Presldent has ever
lived in more studied retirement than Mar
tin Van Buren. lie is seldom away from
his home, and never seems 10 coyet atten-
tions II any kind. On the 5th instant be
passed his seventy seventh wear. He is said
tobe writing memoir of his times 1t will,
IL truthful, reveal great many curious chap.
tiers in the political history Of the country"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-12-14
School for Young Ladies.

rENHE next session Of the School under nv charge
will commence January 10Th, 1860. Special al.
tentlon given to the essential branches Of Female
Education.
Board in good families eight dollars per month, eve
ry thing found.
Tuition, per session Of five months, $l2 so.
This School is situated six miles north of H;llsho.
rough For particulars address
Rev. A. CURRIE.
December 10. o.
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( New and Improved
PENCIL SHaRpEyEP.

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tts5ss Qtll Pen Maker. ucn Patent article. ID, m,.
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Frie - sni lBIaai 18th si,.r aud name engraved
oe f. S.. 5 ,srt Bsauhfu anI Nf5t efieIC that oc.
caFes the stare of al Ordinary yra krlfs
Asa, yaabHs Ut6ef New ra'ent Articles Of t'nlfy.
F'Base '@tH,ug sl, u ana time. is aail Of Express
een oder s wafta ii Samples At lie Lows, Whole.
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DISTRESSING AccIDESr-We learn that
son Of Mr.. VIM. Mitchell, aged about twelve
years, had the palm Of his right hand blown
away this morning. in the vicinity Of town,
By the accidental discharge of his own double
barrel gun. Fay,Reih, oJssrrer, 5ainst.