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Cor. of4h Avenue, and 37th street, Yorkvile.
LETTER Fro WAS. DEEAMATER.

.hr. John N?fdt--Dear Sir: For many years
my wife has suffered much from a serere ofec.
ton OF the Lrcr, and ibout three months since
she was confined TO her bed, and APPARENTLY near
her last. Seeing your advertisement ofthe Life
Pills | was induced to get a box for her, in
hopes some alienation to her suilcrings might be
obtained for her, and though many persons may
not credit 1t, yet nevertheless It's true, that not
wlthsiandng her great debiiuy, her constant
chHS and .tererS, produced by her disease and
general debHty--atrer taking two doses of two
Pills each, she was able to sit up, and 90 from
room to room, and before the expiration of one
week, she was enabled, by the blessing OF God,
and the insrumentalIty OF your Life Pills, to at
tend to her family avocations, and has continued
to do so ever since. Your Pills / deem an in
valuable medicine, or rather, as | call them, Re
storaIlvc. Besld es the good my wife has de-
rived rom them, can also bear testimony oft the
good effects they have had On the health of my
children have six, the youngest tonr years
old, and all OF them have taken them, and been
benefited thereby with one IN particular, their
effects were as 'Onlshug in causing quantities of
small 5SolRS to come from him as also to relieve
him from jGUHGice to which he has from an in
fan; been subject. Nour Bitters however
thought were best in the last case Tor the reason
OF It's being liquid and searched the system IA
Hu'ijOSti pGilgI. however 90 not pretend lC
be the Judge. So much do | ,hink OF and value
your Pills and PhuniX Bitters that have recon-
mcnded both to many and will continue TO do so
| when an opportunity offers. | could say more in
favor OF both and all could say would not e
half Of what might and ought 10 be said in their
favor and commentators
Wishing YOU health and happiness as you en-
deavor TO promote the health and consequently
| the earthly happiness Of others /: am dear sir
your obcdent servant.
! JAS. T.. DNLAMATER. Ill Bleeckerst.
p :. | had forgotten 10 advert to the rush Of
! blo09 IN Hc lead with which Informed YOU on
my first interview with YOU that my wife also
much complained OF. Your medicine has had
the wonderful effect of entirely relieving her of
that Distressing atlliction and with respect to
myself it has almost entirely cradicated that un-
comfortable companion TO which flesh is heir, the
rheumatism. J. III. ID.
The above Medicine is for sale by
ROBERT MOODY. lv34
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\ CONTRAST.

All nations from the romotost ages, have had
ships but Columbus only found out the way TO
America. Before the time ofthe great Spanish
navigator, people were only enabled to paddle
about the shores. Just so with the Life Med
icines. 1t is but two short years since first
vonturcd upon an unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was in search
of-uEALrn. Vegetable medicines were indeed
known when ] commenced my search but their
use was not. BY the use OF them, | have not only
passed from the detected invalid, to the hale, hear
ty and active man otbusinoss, but comparatively
speaking, have renewed my youth, ] can thus,
with confidence of my own experience, advise
with my tellow-citizcns. Does the reader want
proof that the Ve1ciab}e life WcdjciRcS are suit
able to his own case? | have on file at my office,
SAG Broadway, hundreds of letters, from some OF
the most respectable citizens Of this my native
land voluntarily offered in testimony of the vir-
tues of \ GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Person, whose constitutions have been nearly
ruined by the - al.inlulllblo" mineral prepare.
tons Of the day, will bear me witness, that the
Life Medicines, such only, are the true course
to permanent good health.
JOHN MOFFAT.
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WE the subscr5c:- ba'ng been appointed
w by the Honorable the probate Court for
the district of Chiljcudcn Commissioners 10
receive examine aud adjust the claims and
demands OF all persons against the Estate of
Mary Wdrux. late Of Wcst.ord, in said dish let
deceased. represented msolvcnt, and also II
clnims aud demands exhibited IN Offset there
To. aud sjx months from the day Of date here.
Of beng allowed for that purpose Ivy said
Cont do therefore hereby give notice that we
Will attend to the business Of our appoint
men, at jhc dwelling Of Allen Stone. in
Wcsliord in said District on the first Mondays
ol October aud February next, at 10 o'clock
4. VI. ON each Of SAID days.
Dated Ibis 9Th day of September A. ID. 1887.
ISAAC CHASED c...,..
John MORSE,
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The Pa mful and Debrh,a,ing Complaint Of
TEI = pLTES
receives mmad ate relief, and in numerous IN
stances has been thoroughly curec. by the
administrator of

receives Immediate relief, and in numerous IN
stances haS been thoroughly curcc. by the
administrator of
DuMFRIEs REMEDY FOR THE FILES.
YNViIlS approved compound also mltigalos
Il aud removes the symptoms which ire>
queully accompany that disorder, and increase
the danger of the patient, VIZ. pains IN Lolns
--Eleadache--loss OF appetite gesilon.
aud other marks Of debility.
4 relieved Patient writes from distance,
"lt is but Justice 10 you 10 inform yon, that
have used your Dum'rles remedy for the
Piles for sometime past, and have found it en-.
lncnty successful"
An Officer in the Army Observes
II have been troubled for years with the
Piles, and have never found any remedy tina,
would compare with yours 1t gave me al
mos. immediate relief
A Physician and Druggist writes.
81 have sold all the medicine you sent me-
which is so highly recommended Tor the Piles
wish you to send me one dozen more by The
bearer"
The remedy is quite innocent, and may be
administered TO all ages and both seXes.--
Plain aud ample Directions, with description
Of the complaint, accompany each package
which consists of two bOres, one containing an
Ointment, and the other an Elcctuary.--PricC
81 for both articles, or so cents where but ont
is wanted.
Price 81 bottle, or 6 bottles for IS.
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time she w0S perfectly restored To health.
a. n IodyGom birmingham, was se
vctrlv afflicted with cough, splitting OF
blood. and rcnotnl debility, on taking two
bottles ur these Pills. aud one box OF DR..
Rultc's An'rbljous Pills, was restored to
perfect health.
0fAu elderly person IN This vicinity,
,0o had suffered much for years by most
distressing asthma, had tried almos, every
,hlnr recommended, which only at times
cave temporary rcllet. and usuailya more
vlnIru, return Of her complaint, has recent
" mndc use Of the above pills with more
ben, iical effects than any thing she has
ever used before.
MA Young Lady al Nj, had been
troubled with very bad cough, so violent
as al times to rack and hatra,s her eX.
rccduuglV;a consumption was feared, las
her mother bad died of that compIaln')
she was immediately rclcved and sub
,cqurn,ly entirely cured by DR.. Relies
As,hmatc pills.
*a*Noue gcnuin" unless signed on the
outside urlu'od wrapper ~ lhe sole Propft
eior, Il. KlDDER. Immediate successor IL
the late DR.. W. r. Co>wAY For sale
with all the other "ConicaV ,HedicHes," at
h,. Counting Room, No. 50, next door &c
J. Klddcr's Drug Store corner OF Court
and Hanover streets. uoa5 Concert II nj
Boston; aud bv his spcclO appointment. by
J a. ] II PECK q Co., Burlington Vt
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-IUR J BB'S
Rheumatic LiniWent!

will afford immediate rclicfto the patient. ana
has sometimes been attended with such extra.
ordinary success as to cure tl,u most distress
sing Rhcumaiim in tmeniyjoW hoWS' even
when Of wears standing.
This highly valuable Imminent is recon-
mcnded with a confidence founded on the cX-
pcIicnce of many years, not only as cure tor
that excrucating disease, but as an excellent
application for STIFFNESS OF THE JOINS, NUMB
NESS, SpRAINs. CHILDLAINs. &c.
Among mass ortcstmony in favour Of the
success nfthc Imminent, as a thorough rene.
DIV for RHEUMATISM. the proprietor selects the
following as presenting genuine instances OF
It's efficacy
.NeW and surprising cases.
Il? \ gentleman. Mr.. II. Of Charlcs,ownv
[who ca 4 be referred to had been confined TO
his bed most of the time for week, suffering
most cxctuciaiing pain from Rheumatism; at.
ter having had recourse TO the round of anti
doles usually rcsortcd to in this complaint but
without benefit and while in tins state ct
suffering. and no prospect OF rcilcl, Mr.. Caleb
SvmmeS. who was hs neighbour. and Who
towing To the extraordinary benefit he had
hinsclfcXpcrlcnccd from lis use. recommend
ed the article with such confidence as induced
Mr.. r. to make use oft, which he did. with
the usual success attending It's admins raticn
VIZ: immediate mitigation Of pam fehg anc
cure
13Mr r Of this city, was attacked with a
very violet Rheumatism in his back, which
an application of this Liument on gong lo
bed instantly relieved, and cured by morning
observes he nerer uSed any hing which gave
him much and 50 great relief.
Qj7An old Revolutionary Officer near bos
ton. was sorcIy afflicted for years with rhe"'
matte complaints, especially IN his joints anf
mbs whlc, were frequently much Swo'lcn.--
could obtain only temporary relief from med
zeal advice. or the use of various remedies, ant
had dlspaircd of help: when friend who hat
Witnessed the wonderful effects of this Lam
mcnt, advised him To make use OF II, winch ~
did. with the most happy effect Il reduced N
srtIij0g in 0nc njgM
IhJS drijcic is considered so sHper'or 10 trer
Hing rise. and IN possess snch uncommon fhriHr'
that Il IS 0rd,ced GOm distant pats fMe com
irg.
1sAn agent recently writes ''PieaSe SEN
me further supply Of .ebb'S Imminent the fins
oppor,unity-l shall probably sell consider
able quantity. as it is recommended by some {
our hysiciaas rery MghiB.
-AuothCr agent writes: ~ WISH you |
forward me some more of Jebb 'I'nheu
whice has recommended itself very highly
Price 80 cents a bottle.
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A fresh supply just received by
Lathrop g. Polwn, Burlington Beck
wiki G., Dyer, Solesbury--A. p. Roscoe,
New Haven--M. w. HlnsIey, Monkton--
NJ. Hull, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & Wood
man, Wllslon--C. b, Martin, Charlotte
+. Lyman, Ferrsburgh-L. Bxby, Ver>
gennes-Flelcher g. Miner, Brldport--
Hen Wright, Sboreham,
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DR.. Rel}c's ASihm0iic Pills.

This cvcrcGturIv unw.rlnl. and vet
ocual.y snr, and innocent preparations has
rt-,c,rd ILutruOh and rand cures upun
cn,s sunnosod TO have been tar adj
voncpd in n confirmed Consuapfion. and
who have exhibited the appearauceS which
nsnollv ,nd,cato n fatal termination of the
l,so,der
np RELIES PILLS have also ob
toiund 1he hirbcs, character a. n Pc,iorini
r,Jc;,o oiT ,rl,rr the most unrXurctcd
roIof IN those lobnutInr under the coin
moi, (,,,oL ccca.,nrcd nv ucrid bumurS
| irr,,or,nr tho ,I,rno, or bv Gcnnctlon> ON
"a, lu,,,..,,r,rp,. which dcpr,vr the sui.
fnr.r nF .Icro mud GRADUALLY introduce the
,,,.,,,,o,n -, p,,y,,noo,,, nlrscrlon.. Tine
pI's o,no,,, rhe concb. propoIr easy cx-
,nrc,orni,on. vorv essentially relieve. and
,,i,n .n,,roly cnrn tho most ob.,InaIr aud
d,-i,n..,rrc., .r. Common Colly are u,u
ol,v removed nv The PIIi- IN few hours.
T., rho .h,,,ro..,r, and sufT. ca,,no com
,..,,,,. of IN. ,.ruZt, the p,Is CIV, mn
rod,o,o ,,noc Vh.v m,,ica,e the com
nI,,r, and ,,,cr,,Il, ,(Tac,. n radical Cutr.
m ,h,.o n,,hoo,,c ,,ocks characterized
Iby df]icuI,v If breathing. ughIuess and
,r,,.,,,r, oc,o., Tin, hrros, and IN fine
h,nn. ,nnr.s.,,o n,,uIcuccs. whccz,uG,
o,,'7,I,,,,, Enar.,rrss cos,lvnness. and
,,a,-y' o,Icr os,br,o,;c SIMMONS.
A. tho pills rronlre m ordinary cases ne
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All HOW & Es D'S
,sN,ss>VY~ GOODS .

q new full and complete assortment ofev-
"a cry description of Fashionable Fancy
and STAPLE Dry Goods is jus, reed from New.
York and elsewhere which with what ! had
before makes one OF the best assorments |
We been able to offer to customers for 10
years past to undertake TO cnunerate articles
wouid only be taking unnecessary time. to
write. print and read for 1t has long been sad
that YOU nant an article of goods just cali
at towards aud you will generally be sure TO
find it there aud at about Il fair price.
Sent. IS 1887.
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Masking 3 per cent. assessment, Tor
the year; which Is lo - co~r on the origin
al nmo0nt Of the premium note. wllbon
reference TO any Enforcement, and the
same to be paid to he Nr,a-urcr at his Of
fee in Montpelier. CA or bctnr" the l3lh
day of October, 1887. An opportunity VIII
be presented to forward Assessments, by the
members Of he Legislature. and those who
neglect 10 forward the Amount when due.
are referred to the 9Th Sec. Of the Act
attached to each policy for the consequent
ces.
BY order ofthe Directors.
HOMER " lINATON. Treas.
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CONSU
Isth2nG ! 0nG COt0rrh

Eu Tia, long train % diseases which seem
Il 10 uruW Wrh the growth at CIVILIZED
society. CONSUMPTION takes the head
IN is relentless ,nroads upon human life -
vet ,hlr dreadful disorder Is easily uvercrme
"a Us tarh,t stages. It Is only when neg
itctcd that It arrives a. the terrific mntnrl.
~ which 80 chcn bttlles the sagacny #
professional fclruce. An obstinate Co"gh
l. The customary tnrcrnuuer at the PuLMp'
Many coN-UMprtuH. !mproper ueGI"cl IN
the timely administrator OF sItnPI" ana
saIu,nrv remedies, l. sure ,o be lerrcv' Il
bv II dreadful succession at t0HSumPf'ce
Svm'oms: oppression Of til" breast; green'
Is aud bloody spl,lIe; o'cerhlod lungs ann
hectic fever: shrivriird cNtremliIe-, ana
General cmac,auyn OF the whole BODY I;
prosDratlon Of strength; flushed checks
swollen feG, ami legs; uud aI last. III fail
POSSESSION Of the mcuai faculties, aud
whlIe hope s'll whispers her tla,terng tale
--cold cXlrcm'u"~, and premature DEATH.
For the various Stages 81 tins comp.aln''
one Of the mosD approved remedies ever
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be obtained for rs cents, SO cents, or S1 each
box; and the Btters for 81 or so per Bottle
Numerous certificates OF the wonderful efficacy
OF both,may be there inspected.
In some obstinate and complicated cases Of
chronic and ilammmatory Rheumatism, Liver
complaints, Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia, Palsy,
Piles, Injuries from MeuSe Of mercury, guinnine,
md other diseases % long Standing, it may bo
found necessary to take both the Life Pills and
the Phoenix Bllters, in the doses before recon-
mcnded.
n. B.-These Pills and the Bitters will &c, all
mercury out OF the system infinitely faster than
the best preparations Of Sarsoparilla, and are a
certain remedy for the rushing of blood to the
head, or all violent headaches, tic douleureux,
DC. All persons who are predisposed to apoplexy,
palsy &c, should never be without the Life Pills
or the Btters, for one dose in time viii save life.
Theyequalizc the circulation OF the bood, draw all
pressure from the head restore pctspration, and
throw OF every impurity by the pores of the skin
LETTER FROM RACHEL BROUER.
New York, oct. 5th, 1886,
To DR.. j. MoGdt.--Your medicines have ex.
ceeded my most sanguine expectations You
no doubt remember the state | was in, when
first had recourse to them :--Consumption of
eigM yeors continuance had wasted me to q
skeleton, and violent cough would frequently
so exhaust me, that could not raise my head
from the pillow, and for two years, was unable to
leave my bed. tried many remedies, and took
a great deal of medicine, including one box of
'*''"', which gave Inc SO much pain that ! could
neither stand, sit, or lie down IN comfort, and I
| dospalred OF ever recovering from their ruinous
effects. But a friend Of mine, Mr.. VIM. +.
Short, gave a box OF your Pills and bottle OF
Blttcrs, requesting only in return, that | would
make use OF them. In about month"; | wake ed
a mile, VENT the city, and, as you may re.
member, called on you, and now by the bles.
sing OF Heaven, with the use ofyour life restor
ing medicines, am enjoying better health thar
| have had for ten years. and have every rea.
son 70 believe that continuance of the medi
cine for short time longer will restore me ia
perfect health. remain yours, ever gratefully
RACHEL BROWER,
Cor. of4h Avenue, and 9th street, Yorkvi!le.
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Pencils, Letter Paper, India
Rubber Quilts Crayons, Red Waters, CORD
Waters, 1rans aren't Woicrs, Ink and Ink
Powders, Drawing Paper and Boards, Gold
aud Silver Paper, india Ink, gold Bordering,
Paints, Brushes Pen Knives. Visiting Cards,
&e, for sale at the Variety Shop by
Sept o. PANGBoRH q BRlNsaAIp,
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3. E'g2 Y ON,

q y ESPECTFULLN notifies his cns'o'
4 u mcrs aud the public that he continues
the
TAILORING BUSiN ESS
at IN, old sand next door north Of 81.
Pau.s Cburcn, Burlington. He has erect
a new sUpD and made arrangements to
extend M5 business 50 a. to accommodate
hi, customers on short motto" with the
In est cav fashions. and work doue IN u
-lvip Of elegance and durab'uY not SUR
passed ~ tins latitude. Patterns and
Trimmings furnished lhusp VINO desire AT
the lowest po>.,br cash prIces. Cu'tiGg
and Repairing done ~ usual.
JEREMIAH TRYON.
Hur'u gjon. Sept. 20, 1887.
\. Il J. y. /, very DESTROYS to settle
his old accounts, and Is much IN want of
some balances dne hrn, and earnestly re.
quest, those lndeb'nd to call and set Ie
without further notice.
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NOTICE

TO RTIEUn1ATTC INvAEEDS
DERSONS suffering under ! heuaddhc AZ
p 6ci.on are respectfully assured, that they
can obtain of the proprietor aud his agents a
safe and admirable remedy for EUNA'
TlSM, however obstinate the disorder may be
and in all lis different stages.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-03-10

boai commanded by Decatur. on the Sd
q sngnsi. 1904. IN he attack upon ihe
battery and vessels ~ Tripoii. and y
slated n b. the seaman wh0 sared
Deeaiur's life: Cor. :. this grnsrous,mind
cd ar. Ihfn dangerously wounded and
dspnFed Il the nse Of bath his hands.
rushed bPiween him and the sabre. the
stroke ~ which he received IN his head.
whereby be- Was severely wounded. :"
Tie Was subsequently, in several other
ernlZes. and engaged IN other aciiaus-
On hoard The United States. Capt.
Decatur. when hs captured the frigaIe
MaredoniaR--nn beard The President.
when the same Commodore whipped the
EndymiOn. tie was also IN The Guer.
riere. Com. DersIur. when he rapnred
The Algerine frigaie with her Admiral
m The Independence "a. with Com.
Bainbridge. and af,ern ard IN the Guer
rirre. Gem. Mcllonough-wiih Com
Porter. wien he eruized against the
pirates IN The West Indies-wiih Thomp-
son. in the Pacific Ocean-and re-ship
ped on board the Brandy wine. in which
he sailed Tor the South Seas. and return.
ed 10 The Norfolk hospital in 1885. He
j. aow GO years Of age. and has served
30 active years IN The American Navy.
In October last. he went on 10 Washing
ton. where his right leg. which had been
shattered by musket' ball. was rut off in
The Naval hospital. 10 which be had been
ordered BY the Secretary Of the Navy.
The operation had nigh cost him his life
land this characteristic anecdoIe is told
Of him:
/. When The spasHs were most severe,
and deglulilion and articulation both very
difficult. he abandoned all hopes Of q
recovery. and begged Of his surgeon. DR..
]. u. Foliz. OF u. s. Navy, 10 ease
him of handsomely exhibiting degree
Of resignation and lorlilude seldom TO be
met with. He. however. soon cnmmenc
ed improving. when il was necessary TO
use sumulanls: he was asked which he
would prefer, brown siou, or brandy
tOddy. His reply vas. with the true
spirit Of an old salt Suppose. Doctor.
you give US BOTH The maximum
pension that can be allowed him by the
Navy Department has been granted.
about 100 dollars per annum. which is
not sufficient 10 board and cloihe HIM;
and now tina, he has grown too old 10
fight, he is lell either 10 beg or s,arVe.
which ever may best suit his convent
ence,' unless Congress should grant
him Q pension which would make him
comfortable for the short time which will
be vel allowed him to live"
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II T. Y A =.
RtrmOrsd negotiation bsliessa the United States
eOsernment ard Santa .jnRG

Rtmorsd negotiation btl,esea the United States
government ard Santa .1aRG
The Washington correspondent Of the
Journal Of Commerce. under date of the
20th instant, says" A rumor, 'impor
tant, if true.' is in circulation to day. A
treaty is said to have been concluded with
General Santa Anna, as President of
Mexico, while he was here. for the re-
cogni,ion Of The independence Of Texas
and the cessiou of that territory, with the
assent of Texas, to the United States. up
on certain conditions. Upon making
some inquiry, have ascertaiaed. from an
authentic source. that rumor represents
facts this iime-and that the following are
the terms Of the tresty.-The ipdepend-
ence of Texas is To be acknowledged both
by the u States and Mexico. The
boundary between the U. States and
Mexico, is to be the Rio del Norle. The
U. States on their part. assume the pay
men, of our citizens claims upon Mexi.
co--estlmaled al two millions. They ale
so pay Mexico The sum Of three millions.
Aud thirdly. tnev agree to allow grants
of land in Texas made BY Mexico, in ali
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General Jail Dsiirery.-0n Sunday
night last, The Jail Of this county was bro
ken, and nine prisoners made their es'
cape. ltwas effected by means Of a
couple Of augers aud crow. bar. which,
il Us ascertsined from prisoner who re-
manned. were handed in al the window
on Saturday night, BY person whom
he believed To be a white man. There
were two others in the same room. one
Of whom slave, scouid not leave his
quarters, and the other, Bryant. who had
that afternoon been lodged there on a
charge of murder. could not follow, in
consequence Of his having been chained
to The floor. Ibid.
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a Hetch.-rhe Globe contains a
very vivid sketch. from the hand of a
correspondent, Of an old seaman. by
the name of Reuben James. |. is almost
loo romantic To be true--but if its state
ments be supported by evidence. We
hope the present Congress will not ad.
journ without slipping into some appro,
priation bill some addition to his present
pension Of 500. The Sketch states.
that X. James was born in Delaware. in
l7z7--and entered the Naval service of
the U. ). in 81 or 90. He was on
board the Consolation. Com. Truxiun,
When he ,ook the lie Insurgen,, IN '99;
aud beat the LA Vengeance, in 1900. He
next shipped on board The President,
Com. Dale. 1901. and re shipped on
board the Chesapeake, in the Medi,erra-
mean service He volunteered on board
the schr. En,erprize, Lieut.. now Com.
Hull, which gave chase to Tripoli,an
sloop of war that blew up. In 1903, he
was one of the 60 men selected by Lieut..
Decatur, TO destroy the friga,e Philadel>
phia--a feat which Lord Nelson pro-
nouuced the most bold aud daring act of
the age He was on board the gun.
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Murder.--0n Saturday night last. a
negro man named Boyd, the property OF
Mrs. Grice, Of Sampson county, was
stabbed in this town by another man nam.
ed Bryant, the properly Of Norman Nc
Leod, decd Boyd died Of the wound
IN about Eve hours. Bryant ran of, bu,
was pursued. and taken on Sunday.
about s miles from town. and is now 10
Jail, awaiting his trial.
Fayetteville Observer.