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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-31

THE Ilih session viii commence on The second
4 Thursday in July. The sehoa Is entirely IN.
Der the supervision Of the Proprietor. and he u de-
termnes 10 give Young Ladies, WHO may paironizs H.
every advantage for obtaining good education, while
they enjoy the comforts Of a home IN bi. family
The experience q the Teachers engaged is sufficient
guarantee for the faithful discharge Of their resecise
duties IN the sarioas departments under their charge
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-31
BACON
India Rubber Goods.

AIIuId huDDeT GOOuS.
ID UDBER DRESSING COMBS,
~ Rubber Pine Combs
Rubber Pocket Combs,
Rubber Round Combs,
Rubber side Combs,
Rubber Puff Combs,
Rubber Hair Pins.
Also, Bonnet Combs, new and ureslIsa
article, 10
J. c. TURRENTINE & SONS.
July 10. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-31

SD lFoR SALE By
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

.r Ard that TIE rate Of wages shall o. uAe' ~
81, shilling, day for skisd ls5or' toe o'' 70 W
.-c boors bu. that each one may WORK 'e~'r aou',
= :. ,,e.se. receiving a rsse,bly less amount u
u.,s. Another proposition is that the wages
...l be -. en- hour for chilled arHs'n'' s"' "a
g, I,ho,e-.. tie day to be ten hours tor n'e a"'
-. rel work 70 cease on Saturday az one.
Tbi. Also, TAKES tor grated the "'nofA"" VI
the declaration. The authors oil po!a sone H''
nrep,,e. after these prsllpinarle' are as'',.
Nc, that a Kid OF CongresS shall De he'a
~ the representatives of the hiea CONTRACT
i, Q psrt;e.. 10 be presided over BY some pi0'
liz man. like Lord Broughau or LORD cuA''es'
hur,. IN the confidence of both sides, 70 'e'e TIC
psrtioulars Of the treaty, such as when Saan ~
i,to fl, who is 10 be considered az sAineu
I,ho,er. &c. The great difficulty in the wa! OIL
either Of these plans lies in the un"ingcess '' 'no
masters 10 consen, 10 the withdrawal Of the ceclara-
tom. Those " no have the largest cootracts audthe
heaviest interests at stake are the most resoue on
this point. They probably think that now Is as
Good tine as aty TO have this matter hnal'y sr'-
tied. and the disturbing element OF the Trades
Uniops got rid Of forever. Perhaps those insu9u-
toos have now done all that they can do. That
thew h,ye been beneficial, Notwithstanding the
abuses incident to them is, we presume, uo4ues-
topsbe. They have strengthened the hands Of tue
wqsk ard enlightened toe minds of the ignorant,
among the working classes, and improved their con
dit,op. These can now be left to themselves,
probably, without apprehension. 1t is the laws oil
demand and supply that must regulate the prce OF
labor. as of all the purchasatle commodities 1t
creates. and it may be safely lefs to the conflicting
s.lG.hpe.ses Of the employers and employed, if not
to their enlightened good will and their sense OF
mutual dependence ard hepfulness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

ANOTHER AuRoRA.-Between II aud O'Clock thiS
morning tho heavens were illuminated with display
which in respect inferior to the magnificent
phenomenon of Sunday night. 10 the north, north
cart and northwest at rst there light Like tat
Of the full moon, ard showing everything 10 tia
streets as plainly.
This light seemed to come in waves, differing in
magnitude, velocity, and color. At some moments
TIE ky was a. deeply crimsoned as on Sunday. 1t
+, O'Clock the strange light shone from all points Of
the compass and the deep crimson cloud aoa,ed il
the south as well as in the north and the magnetic
beams radisted from the zenith, and every moment
was unlike the last A chilly wind was blowing from
the north
We learn from our exchanges that the Aurora u
Sunday night extended a. far south as Aexandr. add
Washington, but rot to Richmond. We hear of frost
on that night in Michigan and illinois, o. well ss il
the Eastern States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

The dstir guished b. Donely 0f Staten Island
has intimated that the betrayal Of Gov Wses
recent letter is matter between himself and Mr..
w. Cassidy, editor OF The atlas and Arsss, II
whom be- intrusted it, If Mr.. Donelly means BY
this that be shall compel Mr.. Cassidy to disclose
how the letter. which he had received oder pledge
Of secrecy, came to be public property, We wish no
would expedite the process, and relieve the ua''
verssl curiosity. 1t is true Mr.. Cassidy has in
general terms denied that he furnished tho man.
usc,ipt for publication; but this does not provo
that he was not privy to the publication, aud that
he might not have prevented it As the case now
stands, Mr Cassidy appears to have been GUILTY Of
q highly dishODorable aud ungentlemsoly action;
and We venture to suggest that it would psrhaps
be a. well for him TO esse of the choice strains OF
rhetoric he is pouring out upon "the wittol Bennett
ard the crop cared Wood" until he has relieved
bis own character of its present stains. An i'm
portapt political letter had been confdentially cOu
municated to him; in violation Of his pledge Of cou
fdence, this letter was published; its publication
subserves the purposes of Cassidy aud friends. BY
killing Of Preside initial candidate whose extinction
they desired Now, ,rho furnished that letter to DO
copied Who allowed the copies to become namer-
Gus, no that there was net man 10 tho Albsay
meeting but had seen it before its publication IL
Mr. Cassidy is innocent, uhO is guilty. These arc
questions which be would do well TO answer, with
something beside protestatiOns Of his oSn limo
cence and abuse of others. Otherwse, he will
rest under an imputation which must prevent hoa-
Orable men from ever trusting him hereafter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

Mr.. SEYMOUR. in . contingency Which uay ar'''
vii be either the nominee for the Presidency OF
the vice-Pre.dercy, rrecei'e shes'saiaoee OF
.es, in tie Cabinet Ii lbs name be on the ucAee
NJ. D ckinson III be couc.llated By Pron'se '1A'
il the party succeed be shall be cent aor0"'-p'0''
sbly 10 Coventry.
By the BY, in disposiug of the list Of Northern
candidates, We ought to have MENTIONED MI bd-
ch.p.u. Those VITO have known him ionse" ana
b. insist tia, be is il the field, because be so PET
s.,;pgly denies if. For once, however. the Demoe-
-~.x n III ,rust him and take him a. bis word.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

The Richmond Enquirer Gays that Mr.. DoaglXs
doctrine Of the night Of Territorial Les stature 10
exclude slaves sis even more practically ana effect
lively subversive of the constitutional rights Of Save
holders than is the doctrine rnaint.ne by Mr.. Sew
ard and ts adherans Of the Black Republicso pAry.
Mr. Seward holds that Congress may rghtfuly axeluAs
slave property from the Territories. Mr.. Dougiss
contends that this power resides in the loc, suito.
ties Of each Territory. SO far then, - tue greet
question Of principle involved is copcernsd there u
10 material difference between Mr.. Douglas ADD Mr..
Seward Both deny the iDaiensble right Of the cti.
zens Of each State to erjoy, on territory commoe v
all the Sts.e', every species of property which sDY
citizen may lawfully hold within the limits Of coy ca
Of tie States"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Massachusetts

The oreat problem 10 European politics |" thu
,,oms,t !. What will be done With the States Of
Central It.lyf The report ola kepuoicsn n"ss
at Parma i. now disproyed. The people 'oers
have acted with the same shrewd moderation "o'cs
h.. a;.tir gushed all their neigbbors Inc frovi'
.;or,, Government remains ia force precisely 40 H
w,s left on the retirement Of the Sandman Con
,;s,;or.r. and there is no INDIGESTION that tho Do
SIR, N he annexed to Sardinia has given way 10
,hs ch;mers Of setting up an independent republic
The Inhabitants Of the Romagns' oil oi""sea'
and Of Tuscany, all preserve the same a'a'uoe,
which is as much a proof OF csP'cly io' 'e'.
government on their part, as Of d''e'e.'oo ano
prudence on the part Of their leaders la tuscany
the legislative Assembly, chosen BY tue people,
has unanimously decsr.d for incorporation with
p;sduopt. ard there can be no doubt that II the
will Of the populations could have us way 'ae
Sandman Monarchy would at once oc increased
by the siditou Of these important territories
But no one has any rational confidence that
Louis Napoleon will consent to any such disposr
ton of the Central States OF the peninsula; Tor I'D
cannot wish Sardinia to grow toto the f''hssdso'o
power which such ADDITIONS would m'ks her.
With regsrd To TIE ROm.gna, 1t is CERTAIN to" "
Will b. forced back under the patterns! Government
of Plus IN; Louis Napoleon has aoundantly dem
opsrrated that the domiuions of this monarch AZ
least are safe against all diminutlon. AS for Parms
Modtna, and Tuscany, the only question Is wne'her
they are to be restored TO their exied princes; or
whether they are TO be made into new Kingdom,
for some uuestabished PRICE who would be ~'lliag
to undertake. tie cares of royalty, under Bona
partist patronage and supervision. AS for his
maintenance in power, the fifty thousand French
soldiers remainipg 10 Italy would be able to man.
sse it. Ttey might even manage to produce
populsr vote IN favor of ,uch an arrangement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

Messrs. Wells, Butterfeld & Co., the agents of the
Galway line in this city, received di'patch by the
steamship Jason from Mr.. Weir, the agent Of the iae
in London, informing them that the Great Eastern
would come to NewYork instead Of Portland, st.
Johns. According to our advices by the Africs,
however, the offer of Mr.. Lever, in behalf Of the
Company, to charter the Great Eastern for a voyage
bithtr has been decliLed. The Jason brings intelli
gence six hours later than that Of the Africa, but
whether Mr.. Veins dspatch came within that six
hours and related to news obtained during that time
or rot is not known. The agents here do not know
what to believe. 1t seems probable that Mr.. Wsir
telegrapbed under the Impression that BIZ. Levers
proposition which was subsequently declined, would
be accepted.
The following telegram reached US last evening:
Bosros Thursday, Sept. I, 1859.
Messrs. Mario Bros & Sweeney, Boston agents Of
the Galway line Of steamers, have received private
advices which oorfrm previous reports that the
steamship Great Eastern will msks her first trip from
Galway tor New-York ria 81. Johns, N. +.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

The steamship Africa, which arrived at this port
yesterday morning, brings no later news thaa We
had already received BY telegraph from st. Johns,
but our correspondence and excerpts from London
and Liverpool journals t, the ooh ut., will be
found interesting. Tle news from Italy is anaJz
ar other column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

3 proposed to erect b" monument 1 no record
however. Is the Whole country knows, such {"
t.r public men leave behind them. and one with.
or, page which his desr.ss friend could desire 70
oLI;t,r,te He died We are told, martyr to his
ANXIETY for tie welfare Of the important College
over which he presided. We c,n well be'sve it
yr,. .houb such q man not have monument
Nh, hr contributions of the Common Schools VI
Massachusetts,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
BUSINESS Notices.
MALICIOUS TALsgHOOD.

We bs. ben inir'd th.. there pr'ons ensszed
e. ANU. urins u atoa Of MACHINES, AID
sen, then avery ov price, oaoolsted % deceive psOss
who eve 20, f.nfliey WITH m.sh;es
have ben e tis tue sad have fbJrns do
irs Jtbinr bit this Evil b1 gown s1ch extent tbs.
ftt necessary ~, nd 'be.e prac.l ows Who By
the they pu,uns decevg The and unwsy
Ito b. yirg wortb. machines
TIE guarantee ssen b. llese pirates 20 those who buy from
them u-J f.s shey vi huo In hor time ~e SHALL
sAsp DAMAGES and II settled ct sss lake the
machines away from them.
sreby give ts timely n,toe that rom this ds,s warn
oil wbo Or, mar utaotor.ag s.g these swndiug mes
tio.s well have bous snail p1rcnAse the
th1t bwita suit szaus, and prosecute
then 70 tie unos. extent u Toe New Yo-s Az g. 1870
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

No notice Be ,sken Of Anonymous Coumunat Whse-
lDlctd fr irs,ri1p must b. ssLen; ,se1 sl the
.ddre0 ~ tts writer pecessry fof p2ofs-
Eon, bat fusranty fof MS good faith
We undertake u r-.urr sse-eo Cou nrnic.Hona
Business l..ers for TH, 1tIBr,G shouh IN g. eases -
sddfessed % Horace GtEELIT Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02

Ladies returning IRON tns coOntiJ wishing GAIT sR
Doors ff tbens-se. sn1 children. td srtices :. nnNses
Price, b. ,urs 70 call c- MLLIsk % NJ. 81 GAIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
SINGERS SEwINC-NACHlSEs,

ThoaDcs e certificates from nsouiactursv IA every part OF
the ueo s,ses strength and durability OF these
hines wen the ,1e.De ard beauty Of their stitch,
wbch uniformly the both sides II the fabric
any other IL market They sdaped % AL H DIS Of sew
ns .iteer 6De pecy simple in Their op'a.'n
a,5 ere ,ssiy ken. IL order II. FAMILY SEWISG NAcREEs
q, go and s75 are u. wba, is Oee1sd ia every fany
No ff3 Broa1way.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-02
Nep7Jork pailp Gribm,re
TO CORREsPOSDLyTS.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1859.
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partially REGARDED. We I'll b. rrluc;r,l,
obliged to press payment ct al hazard,
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-01-06

W 40 cIehspge s.ys there is nothing
like nature ss developed IN f,mipiLity- & r
no sooner doe. female juvenile b.glu to
walk and notice ihiog.. than it take. .f,.r
i' n''her, SD van" baby /, !, almoss
incredible bow much IL natter aud f..la,
Is wasted on ps hbes aud .luiutry. cd
Dutch dolls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-01-06

ETA certsib Irishm,n received f,r hi.
labor one dollar bill on one Of the Ohio
Backs, on which he vas obliged TO lose ten
cents discount, The oer, day b, "a pa.
sing down Main street and s,w dollar bill
lying on tn. side~,ls On the me b.nt
and gsling on IL he exclaimed. Bad Ia + 10
the liEe' OF ye--'bere may ye lie devil {.
fnger viii pu, on sc. for I Lost ten cent.
~ brother Of your. yr.ierday
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nTwo farmers riding slnrg tng Their
met large uumh.r OF clergyRer, AID Que
Of them saii TO TIA. other.
WneIs are ell these para ne coming
from
To this hi. fricna replied. They have
been 81 Vi itaiion
The other, 10 wiser than before, s.ke
'Whs,s visitation
The snswer MS, WY il i where sii n.
psrson. 80 once year aud sW.p tae.r ser
mons
His friend thu, enlightened, quietl;
marked
Hsngit bat our fsliou .s,. the worst on
IL every time.
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"A young lad ,s,ent'y RAJ away from
nome, aud -snt 90 = tavern where te .a-
fonnd by trend. uith c'g,r ~ his mouth
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Oh. cnhf'und -, sail he. f,ihrr sr5
fns'ter were g. ,sn"y. {. a,in, st.ra II
any losg-'. and qlir.
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Some wears ssn . sma ,iE.i man s'ut
10 the p'su's'iDn IT .,.I u.,n r,t i-r
from louIsv,iir v'D 80 H. b !. ia a. hut
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the ssn-r e the psnt,',or Ia to - -
explained his bu-in'.s ~aru he s-r "a -
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tgue in the meantime.
We'll shat must dor
You mus, 30 sour duty
And there be lay Ipmovsble uniil the
sheriff l,It. Aui n. I,ft 30
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