The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1868-09-02

1GIIaE BODY RENEWED. According { to
Physinlogists, the human b,nlyis renewed
once lin seven years. Every day. sgefs
thsur, every imminent, the flesh, the cartilage.
bone and muscles the frame sreswasting
away, and being imperceptibly replaced by
acw material. Health depends spon the
nature of that inateial, and whether it shall
be pure or diseased, full OF vitality and
elasticity, or feeble and Hacid, depends
mainly upon the action Of the stomach, In
warm weather the waste Of the system Is
very rapid, and it II 10 net as rapidly re-
paired'by the great sustaining organ, the
consequence 10 debility, einaciation and
decay. Il ID. therefore. of paramount i'm
pOr,ance that the stomach be kept in a
vigorous canditiyn. at This trying season,
aud the safest. surest and best tonic thar
can be employed for that purpose is Hos
letters Bitters. Thisincomparable yegeta-
BILE stolnachic gives unwonted enrrgy tathe
digestive powers, promotes the conversion
ot the fnoal ipto healihiul blood, (Which is.
50 to speak. the raw material Of ali the
solid portions OF tho bo,iy,) and thereby
puts the system in the best possible state Of
defence sgains, epidemic and olher disc asses.
The strong require itaio keep. up their
strength the weak, 70 reinyigorate them.
II consists of the pures. If all diRusivs
stimulants, charged with the juices and ex-
tracts Of the most genial roots aud herbs,
and is permanent rest0rative--n0t mere
telnpora, y excilsnt. II acts simultaneously
upon the stomach, the bowels and the liver,
and is the best ownseme,ly for dyspepsy.
biilousness, costveness and general debillly.
- BEAUTIFUL SESTlNRET.--I confess that
increasing wears bring with them an IN
creasing respect Tor men wllo do not sue
coed in life,, as those words are common
iy u.ed. Heaven in said To be a place for
those who have not succeeded upnn earth;
aud tits surely true celestial graces do not
best thrive and blossom in The hot blaze Of
worldly prosperity. III successes sometimes
arise from a supsraburdance OF qualities in
themselves goud-lrom conscience tho
sensitive. a taste too romantic, a mDdesiy
ton retiring. sill not % so Car as to say i,
with living poet. " that the world knows
nothing 81 il greatest men," but there are
Turns of greatness, or at least excellence.
which "die and make ~ sign y there are
maryrs iha. miss the palm. but not the
stake: heroes without Tie laurel, aud con.
qu.rors without The triumph.
TRg VANpALs AT WoRk.-We learn that
the fine dwelling Of Mr. Bullock, near Vii.
liam.boro', IN Granville county, with near
Ia al h..
same night last week. satt .~.I
On Monday night last. the line Merchant
Millof DR.. Alex. Hawkins. oi Warren coun.
~. was burned to the ground.
Both we're The work OF incendiaries.
Mr. George scoit, a Sieubenriile (Ohiol
merchant. died In 81. Adams Church, New
York, on Sunday, while attending divine
service, oi disease Of the heart. = f.
The fine dwelling Of Mr.. Bullock, in
Gfansilie county. was. with iis contents,
destroyed by tirr afrw.nIgh,s since. The
work u m incendiary.
A splendid Merchant, mill. belonging Ia
DE-. Alex. Hawkins. OF Warren county. was
burned TO the ground Monday night last. BY
the in.endiary's torch. :.
a lew nights SINCE. diamonds. je~elry.
wearing apparel, and other articles. 20 the
amount Of $4,000, were stolen from the
rooms OF the guests al he ste,son House,
Long Branch. tv 49,.
The cotton crop nf Alabama this year i
estimated 10 be worth forty million dol
lars.fi
Jason Rogers, wha has Tor years been al
the head Of what is claimed TO be the lar
ges: railroad engine msnufaetory in the
world. al Peterson, New Jersey. died on
"Wednesday. leaving large fortune.
Joseph Henry. who fired upon Louis Phi.
iippe when he was King Of france. died
recently IN great misery.