davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1860-04-13

9Er r. @9qs:s;s Z s.'3nse:loas With Europe being DIRECT
sass tn u pubic that Ill tr1!kn bankns tran:le
uoEs s1a be e1aetsd through hous with pcDptpx,
n!ls an L.sss Of Credit In sut At New Yosf
tes M "a our co"sTHnIeess In London, Paris F.anffot
Ass;!1ts!etrx Bae Be,ae. Dte.dsa &C. &e &cs &c.
~! beteeu the Wat aaI Europe nc cseer
tny aod en ts!s ,o, favorable extend patcusr fei
no1e31, =, to Responsible Western l1-
e. s Ac ks Eysss in aay Eatope
County ':1ks aad Ea1sr:. sar,,lsd With renesv,
a1Tlat. @-+e-V,e9 -eeotstSa
, 1860-04-13
Inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF Sardinia,

I
Viewed IL my light, this e::11a:s;rion of teri.
| government d matter Of rself:congratulation, Il
Il true tlsat Sayoy and Nice are lost 10 it, bu1
as iar ID mere material advantage goes, Tuscu
| ny, Parma, Nodena snd the Koulosua, more
than compensate the loss. Political minds may
regret that the cradle Of the House Of Savoy
! "'sl henceforth roctz only some French prince,
out LIE exchange ensures too great profit to ttv
loser Of Savoy to allow Lin to regret it. BY
INC acquisition Of Tuscany, Lombardy and the
3Etntllar provinces, tue population Of Sardinia
y about doubled, eren after allowing for the de-
duct'on Of Nice aud Sasoy- Sardinia proper
contained i've millions inhabitants. To these,
fatiua, Aodeua and the 1tomagua added about
two millions, Lombardy nearly three millions,
and Tuscany net far from two millions. The
population Of Savoy and Eiceis estimated ut
little over eight hundred aud fortJ-seven thou
santl; 80 that, after squaring all accounts, Sar-
u1nla hads the Kingdom double in population.
ana nearly trebscd in territorial extent, over
VIAL It WAS two yeaFE ago.
bu. Il is not merely additional territory und
population That Sardinia has acquired. The
sssptre oil Victor Emanuel il now sHayed over
so1nc Of the nobfest cities Of Italy aud the most
interesting IL tie world. When Lombardy was
ceded TO Sardinia we took occasion to speak uf
t'4e Importance aud splsndor Of Milan bu. by
1he acquisition Of Tuscany the SArdini. II crown
sior all tle fai,cst cti7s n, ear.I The fa;r.sff
one containing greater treasures Of mt tb.n
any city In Europe, excepting Rome, aud one
memories of Tie ore,t mon ,,ho nnce IA "a ~ IT,
strccts : Michael AnreIo liant, I,etr,rci, nor' se
caceio, Da Vipci. Ce|iiu1. Anrrieo Vesm,cc;
Gio,to, Bruncliekchi, ind others bromirent IL
1he history and art Of 1salr- = city 70 well
here. lts ,nonaTct ha,1 j., ,ha ' it;,t paiaao Iu
royAl residence uobler eren th:'n tha Tu;Tsres
Schoab,uup, or Wind.or case;a and V;cso,,
Eu.anue.'s canital anI nsiac'' ~, Tur;n otf,r NJ
sucl, regal aTand.ur ~ th;s nas@ ,,rnr,ncaj ciIv
that lies in t|,e we of The Ana and ;s ",a,ie
by tie Anenniue. Win F,esoi. ,n1, Rs,ttas"ror
do standing iike ,nn,,n;c;n eent;ns;. orts;,s =.
nnssiYe wajIs. e~1'''A~N' ~"'o'>@@ '''
Then bu, !. few n;1cs distant :. e;;on. .;+r
of over t-rcrtv ,hn,,eaas ;,tah;.'a.,
- tru,,. :I %o4a 'ru1oteaatss hltu
S.tcts E.ct4 ~ med d.;t:sat architecture, and q
...ai ,a; Mn'co, out 81 'tais, WOULD be col'sld-
, 1860-04-13

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TAoSffA4SIxo Z: II 1ECpR axE1FLAKE
ASHcLAKhS-REk1NtsS1
fARkSaGltfiA iAKI-1NE4I:s1 fELIGAXT1.
aFirs RLIs t4E1TF1L E-pwtIH
fs:15fAkICTFcffiIff1 TN EsrnIL.fAxu
fAkEt1G0Dk1STHrWf STE sSxAAE tr1u
ACKNOWLEDGMENT "a Eel IR~uKR EsrrHA
yfsEritrLArof 1tp*xArHE:EEyA
IaRA1-o2EaAIaBaZAAE
ESkz4su1 ~ AAUCG G1Ak IIrCsEA. nth
HreIH tstftAfnErxrI
NSrAxATfnIEsCcilAs4T crtHfNAIS
xETHATWRcASx1rhKEN
1C<cA1tlCEN6tAAX AAX1EEeANpCiT@zE3
tfAA-1aEEAz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
xSpLtssrAHISrToEE1x xKToIL1fAETitSx
AFASsIdo3pSPA1kxTM
'EEExt1k.E.
, 1860-04-13

~ "a 1'u3eVIo EHCtIs10F Uyc Is |lI-
r..ssi!ts' tt Tie ~n,l1.
No ether dye AAs s.ean anaIyssd,
No other Gye rrulnce. s,lca fanltte.s e5lozx.
20 Other dge caz te appl.et 10 rapidly.
Nc e:aeE CSC Is 20 lasting In Its efgect1,
sAsf o5e :rFsosss LII txure Of t1t lair haa tcta
AkALIZED BIZ DE. Chiffon.
to the Cton W-er Board Of New York and ec,
cd aS Lin t ts IL harmless zs Crctoa Wute, Hi. ccrt,
sests sy be seea At ts sst.!;Au.nt Of tho rrone,o7
7,ed every and l.; s lair t.cssers Cts
IADoHO. No. As.s: uocs+ Sew York
JoAS y. rARK. .eeGt,
ruhlet4~3m 1et1,k.s,-u. ,,h,
, 1860-04-13

NTATE OF ILLINOIS. County II
CTATE OF HLINOIS. County

-, os E9;k a. Superior Court 1t Chicago My Tern,
isy;n, ss III Mm u: Iown.end W Thom.s D.Aet.axE.
~. ~ siae: and Kot~st cEa1k.-fn Ch4nutrr
aa.:s o. ~ uoa.frsideace ef thoutAs u. NckinMlY
9asd having ben ded Ia Tie cee Of he C!srk Of sstd
suee1f eo1t Of htcA9o. Noteuls hereby svsn 70 the
~ q: mas u. AeklnstFy And Lay.na AckIrstfy his
that To complainant died IL Bill Of tomp!.ut IL id
9n ne eaaneery .iac thereof. ths .nlneth
oAy q AA1ca. LIZ u and ttst summons theftupon sa3
ut s Sou't ~ sy a!
Sow 9o!-as so,. TIE aid iao,nAs D. Mekins31v snd
W NASTY ahai renenalv T.. and appear before
80 Cot ot Cook roaIty, the 4rsi .ay cs tha
as4t ~ tsra 5rso 10 b. hotca at EhcAxo In saa county
9a "a nrss N"n.ay Of May. !o an, tead. answer az
n nj n.ps tac'e1 chassci and slasei Wi ,s
caenn - -, =, sssa. and ;Ss t'sc:rt s7,ax you ae-
r1NuhTF ss..&
, 1860-04-13

~ Those WHO arc Curious to wit
da' the ~cndcrea. Perfection &c wict e. Uhsss}dt dae
sa:cF nt bfcr'i ~ y. " has brought Tie ,u.uufa
Us - %'-s "ud Teu:. re !av:e. u vst lis VT. ana
a' '''sns is1'n.t # ~ "a: Lite st:trt. ssd v1.al.te
's: "t'e'A F7't1ci:ss o 80 .vs.1ny ca" .l+tcs1
s*a "clAi ara "a. ntcral whrn adjusted 70 tie heaa
, 1860-04-13

CULLECE10H DEPANTfIENT.
a., GoayenoEs u chieaeo made and proeees sc,ed on
0A ai less current premium Oh EXCHANGE oniw
Colteetions collected a. ,z5ts Of tha est AMI rrsnS
Fet1lttad on favorable ter1ra '' "~ teeeos
, 1860-04-13

81 lady, in reply to some guests that
praised tue mutton on her table, said t.Oh,
Yes, my husband always iys the best lie is u
great epicac." This reminds us Of an old lady
who. iii describing thu sudden death of her hus.
ba:d, said "le died il IN afser-ciip. fit"
, 1860-04-13

Gnfoi % the Grand nueay OF SaxeWe4mar the Ductie,
@lcR atd Saxe1eba, aud tie city ef Frank.
ara ~ .pea act Of several ststcs authorized 10 at
~ !, t9f11sr t'1.eEs of AUSTRIA. BAnE, BAVARIA
u 1ETn sii 4 AEsSiA. NASSAU. PRUSSIA :ANONY.
Nlk1ENQEitG. UinENEEkli Sc to..e. 1911.
, 1860-04-13

@peftal Rptiet8.
Bryan'a T2stcless Yern;f1G-
"aa horrible tA,us, i.uno,-
.aa "s1r.4s ssssa- In chi.dre4 te ns.nRi
- S'' sdy tel mothes whist
.t1c best wsy these vsrn,!n Of qu.s,!ux.
~. hear tue Elld uclns ct t.xu,
haTAas FE1kpuox, tAstel.s. - w1tc.,
0sssross these ars.ll4nt. ef ynush
And Lar1na not the child by the slaughter.
dERRETT NORTON. Proprietor. New ratk.
q fF1ee ~ aiaast. ss;a bs JOHN p. pAKE, No.114
4Ae AEe. ap91n
E McClintock's Cold and Cough
Mixture psrforms ID every tnstsn4s what p,us1ked
WHEN VIA introduced. curea with tie sAme uniform
certainly At morning iispcls night, al the vartcm Of
ssvs7s tcd basasGla. couC md relicyes lunuau4,
hoascAa. and :leluD: os ths Iaals and throat I1ca
- cents.
Sold Iy join .. PARK. 1a4 Lake street, 10 In
eE5 DR.. Jas. McClintock's Asthma
AEhEbf-TEo that tndures the agony Of A.t,,n,
choking iA ds1e weattra :sd Ecyr, well rnourb - ,
~sen &ro'al docs net long will Intense
e'T !or sss nd cure? In this preparation Tie
psna fca's,se ah'ola:c. unc1ceptonab,c TIA.
are1n Soli ly JOHN u. PARE ,e,r :.
s strengthen the System.-Viror
u e cardinal catastts Of hs7a E,c,me,, IL ~,
Of IL dre'e death Of Its Participation. H.
"ea4 h'e7na Of imlar!ag risor 10 the 1,,1en ,,o,
Constitution. wL:h l.. yc1 1ee. Inv, n.a ~
~ proIern 10 The fesl!s Of ,,o,h ....s and n
aSsa IN AosTETrEE;s STOMACH yIrTEEs. NM
"ao .eaee1 upon Tic accs:.y III which ,rv hae taea
wa nHa N youth and sa4'r:;, xarey .hat ,b.v ,z,.
gone 700 ias to ec sesorsd. r.. !; e-:usion ..,,x
-'n vhasessF cause ars''-e ,nay b. csre srrcch in
nanaes M, Lave lr~, .a:teo, may /. restored
e aee o' 1a1s pow <.r. and ss.r fl: tuyIxo,ar: Fur
ana u It's p@iufa, e..s;+. t,,i,r mi 1nruta1.
Af23&wln e~s' ~ Neo " -'' 1'"sS'SN'
, 1860-04-13

iN ASIER'S S4\LE.-State Of uli-
fn,,e 49, Circuit Court Q: Coax eor1sy.-In Chasassr.
A9otee L.ent VI. andrew Exrs,t
saa;s nStst = htrb5 s.en Tia: l. l. {. paua Y..sz.
ss n SnanesE ct Coek county. wl on tho unsentS
s Ssa d,S5 at re cog lou.s in,hs q Cnso u
.sst Aa,i e tho southeast Of soEou it,ty f IN
e',.n3s So.th Of rauxs thtten nd
annual with lntx1tst At AZ Ut ma
Otts1 payIaans 10 Ia secured BY On ia psem.
sSs soia. l.. Z. FAME fRkEK.
r.,. r., .,.. M,stcF in chancs,y. ocok County.
N9i&AkQa .3A{Eb ETA. 1SE4t. nnh&
, 1860-04-13
z1Rl ADVERTISEMENTS
MASTERS SALE-gtoto ~ n,

MASTERS SALE.-Stato Of Illi-
1t1 noa Cook County .%-Cook COUNTY t:t,rn;. CO.
In uhaneery. j;hu Ii. S!ns:s ~ deorsu Htta o4,.
AA.mstznnx < and jasae. a ss.1.l. ~ ~>"' '40ss"
nAndasc In d.ctsee In tbs Above yntt!ed
sas isa ~ Of Ma1aa \ z lse9: T. e Pa!ae FIssr.
~ ss .a1snih dsy II M,y II =; -,.
Earft M"n ia TIA t::ts of Ih!o Caan,v vo - o. taa
o1eAa st la O'Clock 10 the forenoon nd d. Ii *
ch!eazo. aad ly called tht sand Usr. aeax ii .s
sasp ~ thety nlae ;U ro Of fu,tteu (l+ ssgt
u sao thi PRINCIPAL ntr:tan which Hs4 .o4h Of tho pL
s; n tns h,1eor q Calcazo I'd which I not
~ H. g!at y nap Of sAld kp1,as addition ds
Go1s 70 which ad na1 apnr ia, reference hetsbT
II - u:athrreof may be necessary 70 make ths
- uas 70 i complainant s.a decree wtth aos,
ch.esxo Ami, ~ Master in tAaace1j. cook Goaasy
STATE Of ILLINOIS, County cf
lsso;-Pallsas ". OATES sv.odtrs v sr1.s. 1Hhes.a:
Amt iLnMs4 th4Eers a1 David K 1f.ser ~.
IsLlo4 AschAucA Lvn. A..avt Of ,ht aon reaisnan
sHa!sG Hu.t!ck, ous II ths c.ssac4ut4 aboye uameI
tn III s ssi ths oaS. q ls Cls.S Of SAID supezof
au1dlek tl4t he p.unrss AZ, III psus!on Il ssd
oHst oa tho etday "f Uetohef et9 and III ,oramona
.s:a.aae 4e ar.t Monday Of Sossraer ISL a. -
~ :eaufed- SnW. nn.rss sou, lac .At San.e 81 Bur
N s g. r., IL a. sq9. y ,ss
+ q tsero 10 X holder Chicago n sa!d County On
sEssea charx and will b aken
I'd I'd sfss e9 entered n' you ;SsotS 2 70 g,,:
Nash sl:bsssa1@ @ 1A'11'' e0fn'''' s'F''.
, 1860-04-13

V!!le N tAc dut..n "a, itevEnHa,"
with hnlf oriental relics IT uorozius and Theo
doric, Of Gothic kings and byzantine Elcuarclss.
There. too, il the tomb OF Daute,
~ - buried. nke seillc, by .Ae uposaidins Shore
Following the seacoast We soon come uron
H:spial, :once the seat Of Il learned aud refined
court, aud yet containing cathedral in which
are buried the ilIustrio1,s dead Of th.t period
a asor: Of i'aothcou, which gave TO England the
1doa Of Westminster Abbey. Here tie march
OF anne,a.ion and Sardiniau ageran.iizement
appears to be stuyed for bow long it is tllllicu|,
to conjecture. 1;nt should it reach no further.
the king Of Sardinia has already increased his
power aud p"ssrssions " an e1tont which ought
, 1860-04-13

deposits received Current Account from as1i4 A,
etJ u c1tnly. AID the utaa1 accommodation. araat. 10
sceula1 Gepoatto:s and cot7sspouden.s, ~
fEtEts1 balances only 10 alt1x ed in whe..
srs3;Al hare tscn aje u tlst essc.
ioteree. will b. aI1owrd, ' - "-'N1
, 1860-04-13
SOKUTTO.1.,

fsrhspa every who T. pssiu. he Garner ut Lko
aud ark etTr*ts. s ECt awsre t.st at fAKkS No. III
Lane STREET tse'e IL au resaaY ft:ei ~ establish.
nenr ftc With ssc yassy :ilr de.s Tu;itt acy
city, hz such dns f!te.y g! rich gooa 4
have been shown thr,us3 lie lIcrse sad 1he s1sera
ofelnx assns . has hesl .;ensoa:ata in such ss.ifa
r. ,intr th1s caacn. 1er1la from giving phil: no.
tlc- to s.rarsess ard !se.s sle -DAZAl" l. .nx
place to Hnd snac-s variety Of ln- ToIe. 1tte,ts
Fancy 1oiSs. PaItnt Medicines pcrfrrnryr efr n.r
, 1860-04-13
WADSWORTH & WELLS.
Wholesale Dealers In
BOOTS .1.f.D SHOES.
GO Lake Street. 60
W. own the exclusive r<ht 10: she saie ct

Ai4]hE1-1.s fATEST MErALLIC TIPPED BOOTS
AND SHOES,
fur And w:n ie States aS NAcoaAiu lows and Nirus.
&s.H sI! hereby give naisc~ ts Ill parties dealing II hea
goods wtEn the abeye States vihcu having tyst ".
VIA ~ 4na n SaT SeS;7nt r. and ~ he direct
AnIlMtneisate nH.FeAa.
W Ease m-ie extensive Arrangements with the u,oss
es!eo'sei Tanufaciur. Eaefehy fully supply tie
iRes>rx tsasnd VII. The NJ. qait:es et the. ntrfd
y an Shoes ffo our etre a Chicago, each par ef
which w! he st4mp.d Ct i1htttl With our rA1ae.
w -hs:. eIn.ze Tipped sao&ls within either tbs
tyg.. ~''''"N
We will wa,za-t In I'll Instances one rHtF Of ehIs eop-
Aos.t cut two and VI: ente+ ta.te Or
f1Hr p7trs OF eca qualify without tpf a ca be shawn hr
Trs3 nanv rstH4anials. while tho e1peu.e il hui t.td
n11s Easak Actual average EavnS tle consumer af
Lea! twn bind e1p-r
We rx (os e1clus!v fr tia .Aie oftte,e
PATENTED soIs ntn al territory The 0: The pascpt
a7d s:e IN subjected Commission a. nvr
70 ;a'&a AID ha.f cs1s r1d by Ill other cea.ers.
We part Fy Solicit the aueutrn Of dt4:ers In thss.
10 our urIer tss hent. aa tho quality nT
Ssce1 VIII ha tasuzcat.sd hr any stoek IN TIE Union
Wh ch An1. cufv onaesxu, to offer At copaExtnx
p-:c", wl:h Easts without Ttrs.
Nesha xye Undivided attention to tbs branch Of our
lr.uest ccaEtet4n With suIeal sock and rcsrec
EShts.
That dea!trsAy not b. nt4ed b. tbs Advertisements of
os:trs IN EHcs1 ttd estwherc outside The States OF
Ntrona:n l1~a. Aoc sausso who avsrle henasves
Il akea:s 1ur taa sale ct
PATENT METALL1C TIPPED GOODS.
st,e that III such agencies not extend 10 0. In INV
way wa:ev Thpp-ztAn to thr II gooda within ths
State Il Nlsca;lsln 1uwa ansl Mlnnesota-
npi5se9sA NADsWVKTH / WELLS.
, 1860-04-13
Efm Qualifications.
PAPER STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOK pHAxu4s
>. Z. GREGGS T. CO.,
80 d II LAKE STREET.
NlAh 10 call lie attention of the
Trade nld Rctnil P.trcIlascrs,
To tllrf heavy stock OF
STAPLE STATIONERY.
STAPLE STATIONERY.

oF BLANK BOOKS thsr stock comprises every var.
ETY. u style aud price, nuoka ao snads 10 o1Le. after ,y
pattern.
OF PAPERS they so,v TIT dneet taork IL. the ct.y
fronl the bet riiis IL tie country
The dheteut grades Of Fiat Paper Record, Legal. D,
aud fou.sea Letter Bath Note a,d Billet. with pr1u, aud
Manih papsrs al~ay- on iand.
OF ENVELOPES. they will Le happy to show their larrc
sock ast t1teaye assortment Of yle quality and p.ictz
GUILD PENS cf superior quality.
INKS. &c-ArEota's Fluid. Black, Diue an1 He'd Inks,
In ers1y G.ke bt.t.cs.
PENCILS. Of d:dtstnt style ard color, fsc1a FaLer aud
otae7 superior manufacturer.
BLANK NOTES nad DRAFTS.
COPYING PRESSES. HOOKS, BRUSHES. Muc11~
AGE &C., with I'll TIE usus! articles fer Dcak and o1c
us:.
, 1860-04-13

AT. A. HAVEN,
~ kf'NBSE TrUKEE,
UFlioE CT LCxHEAAEa's IacmAICE Eoox 10 L,x.,'r
IIuEg,
31rchase uul SAX II targsa4 aaat or tv arrive
~ rT.i ax aFfrs trim It. Ltu and the country VIII n
CtEe ,.rc1E!A AttG. tim. a..-,Hrr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-29
NE W 5 ITEM s.

ALMONDS GRowE in WILmlNoToN.--Mr w.
l.. Pitts placed before US this morning two
soft shell almonds, which grew on tree in
Mrs. Pitts's garden, on Front stseet. This
is the second year the tree has produced
fruit, and, although the quantity is small, il
goes to show that almonds can be grown in
this section Of country. We have not tasted
them, but learn that they are far preferable
to the imported amond.d va. Journal
IMPuRrANT DEcIsIoS.--l'he five great sew
ing machine suits Of Potter & Wheeler and
Grover & Baker against George b. SIoat,
John b. Gibbs, James G. Wilson and others,
have been decided against the defendants,
fully sustaining on all the points the Allen &
Wilson feed patents. Perpetual injunctions
have been ordered.
I sMr. John Phillips Of southbridge. Mass.
has completed one hundred years. having
been born June goth, 1850. He is still in
good health. He was in the revolution, and
has been member Of the Baptist Church for
eighty eight years. He is a man of integri-
y and is much respected and beloved by all
who know him.
,DRouTH. lit is said that the drouth in
Texas is so general and so extreme that the
large emigration flowing into the State has
been checked. and many families from Ala
bana and other Southern States are return
ing to their former homes. In Galveston, it
is reported, there has been no rain since
April, and water is now selling at three dol
lars per barrel. brought dawn from Trinity.
a San Antonio letter says that water brought
iron the Mississippi river is selling ia Indi-
anola aud Layacca for twenty five cents per
gallon.
RAsPBERRY JAM travelling correspon-
dent Of Philadelphia newspaper states that
fifteen tons Of Raspberry jam were shipped
last year from Churchvllle, on the ST. Mary's
river. They were consumed in Michigan.
Ohio, and other sweet tnothed States" in
the N9rth West.
HoSRy. "A bee tree was found last week
eight miles from Henderson. Texas. contain
ling twelve feet Of sealed honeycamb. weigh.
ling alter all the adjacent, families bad eaten
thereof to their satisfactory two hundred and
sixty seven pounds.
/ An srtesian well in progress al Macon.
Mss. Is throwing a column Of water some
fifteen feet above the surface Of the earth.
The city of Je,ldo. the capital Of Japan. is
said to be. without exception, the largest city
in the world. II contains 100000 DWELL
ings, and The unparalleled number Of ) 100000
inhabitants.
There was slight fall Of snow at Leeds.
England, on the 24th jill.
sheet 81 tissue paper has been exhibited
IN England measuring in length four niles.
4 heinz . A =. -. LII. -
ieet three inches. The weight Of !, is about
/ 1876 pounds. aud was manufactured in twelve
hours.
Let anothsr's passion be lecture TO thy
reason.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-29
CARD OF HoN. RENI. Ii. HILL.

We make tie following extract from
Card If tie Hon. Benjamin II. Hill, in the
savannah Republican If last Friday, in an
sWer 70 numerous letters inviting him TO
speak ia different places. Let every Union
nan read, aud ponder !, well. aud then saw,
II hp can, vine John Bill should not receive
hi. CORDIAL support. Party spirit must in.
deed be fanrOrpa-, # such a man, IN such 4
cfiss as the present, is 70 be ignored and
prescribed by TIE freeman 81 lie United
Siates-NOw, when sectional parties are
striving lnr the supremacy. and the existence
u the government j. jeopaidiLed by their
insane contention, The voice Oi ressnn speaks
% the patriotic nls.ss in behalf ii that can.
dldair, winse lite has been spent ii tie ser.
VIE oi his country. aud whn stands to-day
where We Ia. alwIY. .tonl beiren the force.
Of .setiuaili.m aal fsnatici.m, ready to give
upa .patie.. LIE il deiencr u The Eonstlfu.
ton which the, are ready to destroy. We
trust ties wall need that voice and, BY their
sBIlrsges, place him 10 the Presidential chair.
WILMINGTON Hraii.
j" Tbtfe are fur candidates now presented
Tor lie Presidency II these john Bell j. fhr
nnis mau 9iIo never stood On i sectional Pat.
i1fla Win never pandereJ % sectional pre-.
j1hies. wbo never stoad on d double mean.
M platiBTm t. gei nne office. AMI then gel
Oh 10 90 snpihrr nilice he i tie o,lt
man 1ny, with more than thirty wears 81
service, has nothing TO retract, and whose fe
cord alone Is 80 noble, national and patriotic,
. g be. enough for platform, enough Ear 4
patriot. enough for The peace Il his country.
and enough for President.
! What reason can a country laviae national
man give for not voting for John BeIli
] repeat. We have four candidates in the
! field, and Of these John Bell j. tie oniy eaa.
didats who has always voted directly ayainsl
both The Wilmnt Pf0yisO and sqYatter Slye.
isignt,
Jnnn Bell Is tie pnly candidate Who Ia,
+ declared tl,at shaver, was the great element
70 p4r prosperity A. natitn aud va. righ
according ~ The ~. nf God and nature
I0hn BELL is the only candidate Who hal
declared iI.t humanity 10 the .lsse, 10 les
fisn iusliee 20 the master. required Tie DC
lg.pu aud extension ~ slavery.
WAT excuse shall Southern man rpnde
III, conscience AMI hiss country Tor refusing
t. tg'e for Jnbn Bell.
What excuse shall Ney render, who, Shei
such man sss already in the field, eam,
oai ltoih tie Democratic party because tie!
said 4 VS. corrupt, Abandoned the Cincin
naii Planorm be.su.e they said IL was rhea
! an1 2 ssinale. AID clsm0ring for the Cniui
o ~ S6pit. nominated another man, an,
! thp. divided tie South. and nominated M
. nan shg "as even then holding the big
On 2 II wee. president by the votes Of ina
fsfs lifnafrsiir party and on ihst yer,
IihtanIf Platform Which hs himself helpe,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-29

ERysiPRtas. disease often coming With.
out premohition. and ending fatally ia three
or four DAYS. Is sometimes promptly cured ~
applying poutioe Of raw cranbefries. noun.
dcd and placed 90 The part over night.
lssErT,' Birrs. and even those IL a rattle.
snake. have passed harmless by stirring enough
Of common salt IL the yolk 81 good egg 10
make i sufficiently thin for plaster, to be
kept On the bitten part.
We once saved the life of an infant which
had been Inadvertently drugged with lauda-
nun. and was fast sinking into The sleep from
which was No s-kipg. BY giving il strong
coiirr, cleared with The white Of an egg. a
teaspaonial every five minutes. till IL ees.ed
20 be ,lroWsy. Ter, Js.Dsgl n U,abh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-08-29

TO make. and which lie had often defended
with full knowledge Of all the facts which
now renders it odious
Now, in the name Of reason. how shall a
single gallant member OF the glsrious Fill
more guard Of 1856. abandon such noble
and faithful leader as John Bell Tor this
strangely new and wonderfully sudden con-
vert!
Above all, how thirsty for office, how lost
to decency ami selfrespect. how low in the
cesspooi OF demagoguism, must that creature
be, who can deliberately disgrace himself
and impeach the intelligence Of the people,
by declaring that John Bell is ansound--un-
sound either to the South, the Union or the
Constitution. Precisely such men have
brought the country to It's present troubles,
aud precisely such will carry It on TO de-
struction, unless the people will honor them.
selves and overthrow deception and corrup-
ton in the election of just such men as John
Bell and Edward Everett.
Ii the people were led to endorse the
Kansas bill, and to abuse John Bell and
drive him from the Senate, because he told
them the Kansas bill was Il deception and
4 disturber Of the public peace aud if the
very men WIN led the people to endorse the
Kansas bill, and repudlute Mr.. BELL. now
admit that the Kansas bill was a cheat, a
swindle and the fruit Of bargain to keep an
irreconcilable party together for spolls; will
mt the people see that their very honor,
self-respect and sense OF justice will require
them now to repudate those who deceived
them and honor the no.le Roman who last
his office rather than join in the deception
But | set gu; to write card and have
written a letter. Forgive me, Mr.. Editor,
and publish only 50 much as yan ike.
Yours very truly,
B. III. HILL.