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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-10
MILE MINUTE- THINK OF THAT
From the Syracuse Courier, July IL
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THE 'HERALD's" EXPRESS.
Jem Woods, with the crack engine on the New
York Central road, No. ITO, drew the New YORK
HERALD's special train from this city to Buffalo
last Sunday. Among the passengers IRON Syra-
cuso were Hr. George Fl. Burroughs, Super
intendent OF the western Divlsion-phom
tho HERALD calls ''good-humored, good
looking gentleman" Messrs. henry Watkeys
and Harry Bassett, OF this city. The
train was run at rate exceeding annie minute
between here and Rochester. 1t is said that
1000 copies OF the BERALD's sunday edition were
distributed last sunday, and that that number
win be doubled next week. The receipts on the
tram between the metropolis and this city, from
the sales Of papers and fares, amounted 10 ST. 009
the sum paid the New YORK Central by Bennett
for the tram.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
POULTRY.

"
Posltr, breeding has now come to DC
regarded as important branca Of farm To-
dsstry Is the raising Of swine aud sheep, Ia
one sense II i u more impestaace. 10 that
il Is pot every farmer who can keep sheep
Of swine pish advantage, but every one who
ewBs or rents plot Of land. if obly the
size Of ciiy let, can keep few head Of
poultry with both pleasure aud profit.
When taken into consideration tie vast
ssnbcr Of eggs annually consumed 10 lie
United Stales-the city Of New YOrk
alone usisg during the year 1877 upwards
Of $40. 900. 900. costing at Wholesale So.
90. 000--ssd when We note the Immense
nnmber u tons Of poaltFy sold in "a the
large cities Of she UnioB, ne cannot call
the poultry interest one VI minor impor-
tance. Yet il ) but few yeafs since
tbe name Of posItry- breeders seerbci g
ednysy The Mca q insigni6eance. Now,
however. Tie proprietors 81 large stock
farms have their Cocks Of pure bred fosls,
which get their share Of Attentions and stud !
Is well as the horned esttlo aad horses
and tho ns< incOose from vol isaisgcd
poultry yard i 40 small addition 70 tht
farm receipts. POatsry Record.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23

PEAS AS a FERTILIzER.

Feeling deep interest IN agriculture
aud the improvement of our lands, which
are 50 rapidly running down under the pre-
sent system Of culture, | have concluded to
give you short article on the field peaas
uue Of the best fertilizers. " 800 ~ =
The land, if stnbble. should be plewel
some week or 50 before seeding the pea.
If in corn or cotton the previous year no
preparation Is necessary In seeding peas
use an ordinary one horse turning plow.
The Georgia plan of putting ID tho peas |
consider the best; that is 10 ran three p!ows
and have hand TO follow the third pillow
and drop ! or peas At distances Of Y 70
Ii inches, the pillow following will cvver
them. The seeding should b.. the last Of
May or the first Of Jane; two bushels Of
peas will be required to seed an acre Of
land. The black pea is best for sandy aud
the red COW pea for clay or stiff lands. II
romeatable, a bushel Of land plaster 70 the
acre should be thrown over tile peas just
before they begin to run; the piaster will
greatly increase the growth Of the vine.
the fertilizipg material.
The vine should be plowed in when the
peas begin to ripen. with two.horse plow
5 to Z inches deep. Nomanure will make
more wheat than heavy crop Of pea yines
well turned in and just deep enough to pre-
vent the teeth Of the harrow from dragging
them up when seeding the wheat. a good
pea fallOw will show itself on the land for
or years. and say use peas, stop buy
Ing commercial manure, many Of which are
injurious 70 the lands. and your property
will be improving. money saved. and your
estate will not be burdeued with leins and
mortgages, thrift and comfort will be your
c0mpauiens. Al FAEsfEii.
Warren county. ". g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
NORTH WESTERN N. G. n. r.
MEM BRfNc1l.


Passenger train leaging Ralelgh at ia n. N.
eennects IL ifrensltpfa witlftlse Northern i,ouNI
train; mskng che pillekest tiDe 20 al Northsr,,
cities Price ~ rlrkfts a.nir NLl ntisFr rsslu.,
Trains % and from paints ES>t nf firocnsl,or,
counted n tireenkioro with 5fall Trains 4, rs
from points North orsotslL
Two Trains daily i-sifways.
On sunslsys L,nchhaFe Accommodation lea,e
lsichnlnHh a 9ti M. arrive ut furkesille IL Al
p n. Lese ihrkesllie 40 i. M, arrive ii kIr,.
m0nd shsam,
Pullman Ia nee EAR on ~ night trains lctneep
Charlotte and girlna5ud, without chang:
No Change Of Cars between Charlotte
aud Richmond. 2S2 Niles.
Papers TINT h.rr arrangements 10 adyersi~. liz
inye.
For further Information address
;. L ALLEN, Genl Ticket Assnt
7. ". II. Tirorr.
Eagiacor and superintendent
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
4 LIrtLE AD4IcE no FARMERs.

Help Jour wives in every way You can,
trivial though it may seem to you. For
instance. keep an extra pair Of shoes or slip
pers in the ball or entry, and always Ie-
member 10 change yoar dirty boots before
entering her clean rooms. Then you may
be sure Of smile Of welcome, as no dirt
will be left after you for her to clean Up.
In the evening comb your hair as carefully
as you ever did IN your c0urtiug days Put
on clean coat or dressing gown. and when
you take your paper 10 read, do not read
70 yourself aud leave her 70 lonesome
thoughts while sewing and nlending. but
remember that she, too, has been working
hard all day. and is still working. Read
10 her whatever interests you. 80 that her
interests and opinions may grow with your:
and that she may comprehend something
besides love stories, which too many have
read than they should. You will both
Ne happier. and being a farmers or ine.
shznies wife will not be such dreadful
siresome and lonely life as many girls hay.
every reason to think il is.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
pRATrs ASTRAL OIL

absolutely saic. Perfectly odprtess. Alwayg
uniform. Illuminating nrlifies superior e. -.
Burns 10 any lamp without dsnafr II tkt,lD,liDg
OF tafiBa nrcs Manufactured expressly H. tliss
place tile lise ofyolltile and iangr0ils oils ~
saify under every possible ie-t. and e. perfect
bnrIihg qualities, ARE proved w rs CONTINUED
ne IN over ~ 40 fsnses,
sliillOHs " GALLON. lftse iran soId end no ~.
dept-difectly az lDdlfpliy4-lias cyru occurred
on burning. NOfilg Or llahdllnglt,
Tie Insurance Companies ard Fire Com.
missioner throughout The country recommend
he As9al - the best safeguard when lamp. are
uscd. send for circular. Fof sale II retail ~
I've trade generally. and 10 wholesale Nv tlie
pfaprelors. GIihs. FRAT a CO., sus, FULTON
street, View York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
FLOWING YOUNG ORCHARDS.

Thisis generally very delicate and
tedious task. In tho effort 70 plow a.
closely as possible 50 Is 20 lessen ihe work
81 spadipg, NC are apt 70 get TOO close aud
mar the trees uithihe'whifiie.tFees or yoke.
70 avoid this have sdoltsl tho following
plan. Hitch the team 10 trout bob sleigh
then lash stick scross, letting u project
eighteen inches on The near side /; attach
ahc plos 70 he end Of this; one runnes
will folles che ueafhorse ~ the furfow tie
ylov can thea be perfectly epnirolled., And
Icsi plos every inch 81 tie ground wiih.
eai naming single tree. The dirt N
then spsded back 70 each tree. In Al Dr..
ctsrd q I 900 trees this sayes an immense
smosnt Of labor. Any person clb adjust
ths stick 10 seis himself 90 course the
drsit win be slightly increased but there
sill b 10 barking 81 trees.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
1876. rniErfErii YEAR 1876.
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ST. JAMES HOTEL,
Ieth, Opposite hank -. 4. cspiiol square
Richmond, Bia. ri
IT. wv, Hoennigcr,

PROPRIETOR.
A new aud IRE clas Hotel. furnished IN 1874
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23

Salt should be furnished to hni,nals re.
gularly. A COW. OK or horse needs from
three 10 four ounces daily. Salt increases
the butter ii uiik. helps the digestiyeand
nutritiye processes and gives good appe-
tiie. The people of interior Europe have
a saying that pound OF salt makes ten
pounds Of flesh. Oicoarse salt only as-
sists IN assimilating the food. il does not
make flesh or muscle. ---Christing Sun.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
Southern Illustrated Age.
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a#s ISL RALEIGH. ". g.
THE only Illustrated Weekly III the
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The lirst number 81 The SOUTHERN
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One pound Of green cbperas dissolved III
inone quartsof water. poured dowa i water
closet, will eifectually concentrate and des-
troy the foulest smells. 0u board shil
and steam boats, about hotels and pubic
places, there is nothing 50 nice 70 purify
the air. Simple green coperas dissolved
in anything under the bed will render a
hospital or other place for the sick, free
from unpleasant smells. In fish markets,
slaughter houses, sinks aud wherever there
are otlensive gases, dissolve coperas ind
sprinkle il about aud in a few days the
smell will pass away. II cut, rat or
mouse dies about the house, aud send oil
offensive gas, place some dissolved coperas
il IN open vessel near the place where The
nuisapceis, aud il viii parity the air.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23

et~t - c-tAtAtl&A9 AhAA<@8A<s
VIII he welcome IN every honle. Every body
lnNtS.the dag. aud the portrait j. executed -
a. true the life, that &c seems the Yeriiable prs-
es.ee n thc sniaal itss,li. Tie Key. n Dc Witt
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LINES III lsrunkiynl barks "a W Although 30 ma
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To every eiies uf J.1o0 subscribers. loo dtierent
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
HOG CHOLERA.

Wet some corngibla basket with some
spirits ofEtarpeutilla. aud throw . handful
us II II each hog every two or three days
times 40 not soak the
corn IN the spirits, simply wet il, ana II
win immediately dry agains but lep,e thc
corn impregnaad with the turpeniiuc,
Another--- Boil corn il lye and Iced i @
ibe hogs, 81 keep ashes il the trough cr w
where they fed. ana SHE'LL com on il. Both
Of these are considered specifics after aud
before t,,ie at,ack Of cholera. Still another
remedy which has been ACCOMMODATED Is to
keep pue tops in the slpp u boll them gt b
ne 4 aud feed on that.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
PREMIN.M FOR 49,

Every subscriber Tor 1915 win recciyc i beauli-
fn portrait, IN III csip... % the sin,e nnhla dog
Nls,Se picture III foTiuer issue attracted 10 much
attention.
.n4NS UaNsELFESIT FRIEND
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1875-06-23
THE ALDIN II,
TILE Alsr JOURNAL or AaIEisicA.
issued Monthly.



Thenecessity off, popnlae medium for the rep.
resentation oflhe production Of our great artists.
has always been recognized aud many attempts
have been made TO meet thu Mari. The stueeS-
siye failures which invariably lnllawed ra nj
tempt iii this country 70 establish IN art journal,
did not prove the indifference " The people Ot
Amerlta TO the claims Of high arr So soon as d
proper appreciation Of the want and I'm ability To
meet it We're shown, the public al once rallied
with enthusiasm 10 its support, and the result
was 4 glent artistic anu commercial Triumph
THE ALDlNE.
THE ALDINE, while issued wIthalthe rcgu-
larity, has none the temporary on timely iiltc-
rest characteristic OF Ordinary periodicals. II Is
an elegant miscellany 1T pure, light and graceful
literature; and collection oi pictures, The frest
specimens ofartistic skill, IN black and white. Al.
though each succeeding number affords i fresh
pleasure tsits friends. the real value ana beauty
Of Ihe Aidtae Will le must appreciate after II ii
bound upat the closc ii the year. While other
publications may claim superior cheapness, rs
compared with rivals cf similar class. iAp III
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complete volume cannot duplicate the quantity
q fne paper and ensryings IN any other shape
or number q volumes Enr tea times tile G0sti and
then, there Is the Chrome. besides!
The national feature 0t I'll u $lsDtNE must De
taaen IN nO'narrow scIlssi. True art j. c0smnpo.
Titan. While TIE ALillNE u Il strictly .fmie-
riran Institution, 1t does not conine itseis entire
" 10 the reproduction OF native art Its mission
i % cultivate broad and apprrealise ar TASTE
one that will discriminate only on grounds III III.
trinsc merit Thus, whtle placiRgleIore she In
irons 81 The iidiHe, Is leading characteristic,
the productions 81 the most noted American ar
fists, attentiOnl wiz always be- given 20 speri-
mems f'n foreign masters. giving ,bSesiieis all
the pleasure and instruction oLtaiIiabie irom
helne % foreign sources.
The artistic illustration uf American srencrys
original with The Aidiue, i IN important iraiiic
and rs magnificent plates are ~ size more APP
propagate u the satisfactory Treatment ~ details
than cali be afforded ly any inlsripr pace. fhr
Judielo,is intrrS2ersion IL landscapes sriie, IL
CURE andaniilial subjects sustain an unabagel ns
iefest impossible where the scope &C tine work
confines tue artist ton closely % single style Vi
subject. Tl1 literature IL The Akliae i i light
and graceful accompaniment, worthy 0f the arts-
nc features. with 0llig suvn technical u>sfilisi-
lions y do not Interfere with the popular interest
Of the work.
The daily gazette., 1875-02-15
', SiOclt Gsaisis,g.ne,.

If grain docs not pay tlit farmer for
the labor Of ltilsihg il. f8r e4p6rt'ih re
'gions 90 far west as Kapsas and Ne
braala, tlid same canh6t Dc said Of cat
tic, ,lwhich pay very well, and there
lore thd incteaSc of the businbss' OF cat
tie Tnising in l1aNcA, New Mexico, Ean
Aaa; Cborillo,d Wyumins,G' Montam,
Nebraska, and Dallotah, has been vdry
great in tiic pass eight years, "d This
.hfsfnesR utilizcs vast Tbgi0ns hitherto
worthless and requires SO httld labor
and csnita@&s to have bccUmc very POI
pular, herds of 10000 to 10000 h6aNl
owned hy0nc hanibeiRg.noAarity /
The daily gazette., 1875-02-15
The .T'oDe@q Precedent.

Tle friends of tho Administration
have discovered two ways Of treating
the Lonisiana outrage. One is that
General Grant knew nothing of the dx-
pHis'an Of tie members of the Leglsla-
hu3e ~ ARMED force unit the act WIS
accomplished. The Other is that the
Democrats set the precedent in lispefs-
inS in y simiir way the Topeka Legis-
llllne during the troubles in Kansas IN
1856. i..'', ...'-, Y.."5'
IN May, 1854, Congress passed as an Act
cIgtni&ing tho Territory ef Kansas. +
ihi3. act declared the Missouri cebl-
prolnln inopcraiiYe aud void. The
Question OF slaYefy bring thus left TO
the decision OF the people Of the Terf-
Tory, g9Nc rise 10 sanguinary feuds lie
tween tho'anti-aiavery and pro slavery
factions. ansas Was not State, bht
Il Territory of. the IInitcd States ana
the Governor was appointed by the
President. The jurisdiction over all
Territories is in The United States, hs
well as the right of eminent domain
until such slime as the Territory, by an
enabling act of Congress, becomes 81
t'sic of the Union. fho Topeka Con.
vcntion which met in 1870 to frame a
CONSTITUTION for the State of Kansas,
was an illegal assclnblagc of anti-slk-
very men. No enabling act had been
passed by Congress authorizing the
erection of the Territory into u
State. 1T had no warrant from any
source. None but, anti,savcry mcH
voted pt the election for delegates. +
1t WAS the scheme of faction, and
the Constitution it promulgated was
utterly null and. void. When these
people, in contempt of the Territorial
t,pycrnmcpt authorized by Congress,
nnGertooll by this bogus Constitution
to set aside the Govcrnorappointcd lily
tht 'Fcderal Executive, organize il
State Government, with a Governor,
State officers and a Legislature of their
own choosing, they were acting in DE-
lance Of law, and subjected them
selves To the consequences OF. their
awlessness. Ills not surprising that
the leaders in this revolutionary move
mcnt were indicted for high treason
amid th;d they He'd from the "TdrritorH
to escape conviction and punishment
But if the principal leaders were
Ifugitives tire bogus Legislature had
preserved the scmblancc Of an exist
-cnce. After going through. tho farce
of jn:ulguratmg -Governur and State
officers, il adjourned in March to meet
again at Topeka on the 4th OF. July. 1t
met al, the, appointed ting without
warrant Of law, and assumed to repre-
sent Stale which wasnot in existence
mtiil1S6t. 1t was this Eegislaturc- IA
l ,;,tih, N y
attempt to subvcrt the TERRITORIAL
GoverHnfelft--that President Pierce
Iideneunced as law less antln retolution
ary, and Coz. Sumner was, ordered. tx
disperse, - Balk Gazette. iu v.,,.2
The daily gazette., 1875-02-15

/! n,t.t 3 - ts-t.4 tIfft rf 81 'i it'
/, PERSONAL. LIABIIITy OF RENNsYL-
vANIA BANK STOCKHOLDERS The III
rtusFilfe HerqM says :, .,4. ',-A.Ic,.
Since the fnflurc of'the Saw ings and
Citizens BHiiks III 'ohf city, in the fall
Of 1875, it has beea,a ,moeted question
as to the liability of stockholders, who
|iadi sold ahd transferred til cir stock
during tile solvency of these banks:-
|Judge ,Lowriei decided i'm, a test case
| tried this week, tAetIstoekhqlders who
were not publicly known as such, and
Had not Participated In the manage-
! bhnent sof.tiae business, were only. dor
0leb,hpartn ess, and could not be held
|, for the, ,debts Of tho bank, contracted
sRbEsaelduteEnt4yt RRb Eal'TuteEn ~ to the Withdrawal Of such
partners, although no notice of the
same Had been given. He charged tho
| ipryyerS clearly to this effect. a yer
Mist bis Naa rendered ip accordance with
tiio apofc ioWs .L,,,. SN9r
The daily gazette., 1875-02-15
.cinctnnn,t ttu,ceis siis a7sos.s rAx&.

.CINcfNNATr, Februagy lS. .-rAt tile
session of the Chamber of Commerce
of this city o-day Il protest against tile
proposed increase in the taxation sdf
spirits was s,unanimonsly, adopted. Thb
protest states that.spirits paying a tak
of at least S1l. Goa, ,000, pass through thp
hands of dealers here, and, the staud
taken here against frandpleufI goods
absolutely .gparaNtfeS thu, imGpnt tP
the G9yernlS9Giak.4 p. IRss FL adqQl9r of y ~
quirc this city to bear the burlen 'dt
supplying the money for nearly 81
coo Of additionai takes, ahWT ou}d r4.
duife at least S2,5eO, 900 i,H6ft tabitai,
and as this money is sent'dirertly aIFOS
from the city it would draw heavily
upon the banking cabiial hecdetl fof
other. hranctcs eof fbusiness.it Tit
Chamber is also persuaded tiiat the iilE
creased tax would encourage, fra,Nl in
the collection of tho revenue. la1, |