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LETTER !.

ne HMFJ " VIZ "teA ~ ~'""'@
Ma. EplroR:-Riehes are blessing,
which may promote our Presen; and e'er'
nal we,f,.e. And. therefore. men ought
n procure them. and may lawfully en'
joy item.
Tier, are nany who speak Of riches.
.nd their use. in a way injurious TO The
uu,h. Indeed. very few are able to en-
force their doctrine by their practice. who
speak Of riches 40 Of that which is not
really valuable. For all who live, need
the things Of this life, which cannot be
obtained without property, or its equivs-
lent
The desire TO possess more property
Than is sufficient for our maintenance, is
,lmos, universal. IL may be said To be
law Of our nature. And il is So for We
~ wise and bene.Olen, purposes. From
his common desire may it not be pre-
sumed thas i, is duty 10 be rich! One
ihing is certain; no man can be obedient
70 Gods will as revealed in the Bible,
without, as a general result, becoming
wealthy.
I. IL 10 The duty Of oil men 10 be dill
gent. The command, Six days shalt
thou labor" 10 as positive. as " On the
seventh day thou shalt do no WORK" "
Neither is optional. Both are impers.
i've. We must rork, zee must rest. Paul
says, If any would not work, neither
should he eat" 2 Thess. III. 10. al
any provide no. for his own, and espe-
eially for his own house. Tor kindred
he hath denied the faith, and is worse
Than an inhdel." Tim. Y. 8.
.. &Ot!fuinsss is condemned. "Be
no, sIoshful in business" Rom. Xii. /.
eco 70 the ant, thou slugsard; consider
her wsys, and Be- wise; which have nc
guide, nor overSeer. or ruler, proVidet'
her mea, in summer, and gatl'ere.h he'
food in harvest" Prov. IL. 10.
.. aleness 10 Q great sin. Behold
Ibis was the iAisui.y Of thy sister. pride
faIlness Of bread. and abundance If lille
ness was in her." Eek xvi. 40 !. va
wrong, iniquitous. to be idle, though rich
full Of bread.
4 Hastsianess 10 sin. The prodi
gal wasted his estate. This was par
al his sin az inst heaven. Luke XIV. 10
He tina. is slothful in his work, is bro
ther 70 him that is grea. waster." Prov
xviii. Q. Off wicked il j. said "Wast
ing and destruction are in their paths.
Isaiah liz. Z.
s. Prudence Is dry. d" Tie that /
surety for a stranger shsll smer' for i
and he ,hs, hats,h suretyship is sure.
Prov. ii. Is.
Nov il men attend to these duties. an
they cannot neglect Them ~ishou. sin
they will, as the general result. becom
rich. God has aid So " He becomet
poor thai dealeth with slack hand; bu
the hand If the diligen, msketh rich.
= Prov. I. 4. The hand Of tie d'liseI
bearetf rule. bu, the slolbful shall be VI
:, der tribute" P,os xii. ~. " The So,
Of the a,iigent shall b. made fa,." Pro-
xiii.
8. God has .p7omis.i riches as n
mards. "BItsssd is ,he nan that feal
the Lord. that greatly delighteth in ID
commands: AMI wealth shall be
~ his house" Ps chi, IL. "Abraha
Was made very rich 10 cattle, and silye
and gold" Gen Xiii. 2. Jacob was vel
rich" God gave wealth TO Solomon
sreward 2 Chron. i. l2. lie also bles
ed Job after by, severe affections with a
sni,slss wealth. JOB xiii IL.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
O'mge County.

In Equily-Seplenber Term, 1885
Weeds Y. Bstbia aud s,Iers orig.asl Bill.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the CsVi
- that James Moods, one Uf the d.fCnGshts
in this cause. D. not 81 inhAbhanI of tbs si,tt.
I, 10 ther,tore oTdstsd that prblI, s,,on l., maze
IL the :iIllsborough he, oIdsr iot ~ suI'
spcesssNely, that uhlsss the ss,d d'istds'
appear al the next term 1T thus Couii, Ii ~
held ior the coVnty Of OTsngr. al ut''si'.
house in IIhsbetough, On the stt"ro Ntf'ay
&c March teit. aud plead. Ens~st 80 d mu',
the cause will be sei down TT a,suue, sBt
heard or part, IS 10 him
JAMES WEBB, c. &. NE.
September 10. 81 6S
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HILLSB ROUG II, N. T.
PUBLISHED wEEKLT
ny DENNIS uEARTT,

AT rHRsE DoLLsEs 4 YEAR, IN TWO hoLIA''
rIFrr CENTS ~ PsID IN h'ANtE'
Those WHO do mol give notice OF ihr" W."
10 have their PAPER disc oniin"ct at the cSrm~
ton IS the year, will be presumed as ' sb,o
H. ontin, ancc until ronEtcrmnnfcd -""o'
Paper will lie discontinued until oil "ft'a'st,
are rad. ual,ss ., the opiI"n al the ! ""I r",.
Advertisements MT exceeding s'S'c'" ''I',,
opr dollar f., tie fret, ard twenty five fc''s
for rs, h sussrqner' insertion; Longer ".'T Eve
or, pnrtIop Cent Advertisements tw''H
per r,ut ligher. A dtdu'i'cn Of s's ro'
vii. 10 msd, .. advertisers br 'l~ yts''
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Boarding House.

4 FEW regular Boatdcts can he act om"t.
ia dated BY the subscriber, 81 the old s''s
Of John Fatd,s deceased.
Persons desiring Il can also be setomueea'
ted during CoSu w''k
THOMAS ID. GRAIN.
FelruaryI5. Us
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Five Cents Reward.

IRAN away from the subscriber. living near
PrattsburR, Orange county, N. c., on the
9th inst WILLIAM WILLIAMS, hound boy,
nineteen years old. five feet Elk inches high,
dark complexion blue eyes. and slow ofspeech.
! hereby forewarn all persons from harborinp,
trusting. or employing SAID b. y. under the pc
naiiy Of the law. will give tie above rev ard
to any person who will deliver the SAID boy to
me at my residence, bu, "a thanks
PAGE SHEPHERD.
oetssN ~. A-Ses
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLINA,

STATE OF NORTH-cAROLINA,
Person County.
cour. Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
September Term, 1888.
la ph sill and Edwin G. Reade. Trustees,
IS.
Arthur Buchanan.
Original sitaehmsai lsrisd on land.
,fT arp. a,Ing 10 the satisfaction Of the c"trt,
- that arlhur Buchanan, the defendant. -
act sn InhabhsnI &c Ihis siats; IL 10 therefore
.GAcred, that publication be made IN the Hills
ha,ousa Recorder. f"r six weeks Excessively.
inI sad deiendan, to be aud appear before the
J 4sltcrs oi oar Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Ses-
sluns. Ia he held iot the county Of Person. al
the court house IN RoIb.rough, on the third
Monday IA Deeeabsr next, and then aud there
to replevy or plead to issue, or the land levied
an will be condemned TO satisfy the Pisihtlf' .
demaHd.
Witness, Charles Mason. CLERK tf our said
Court. At ufiiee. the Third Monday IN SePiem-
her, 1855.
CHARLES MASON, Cierf.
Plice adv. SIS 20 4a-sw
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Per.srers sgainss diseoursGsmenis.
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Advertisement.

rtHE iulpossiblliiy Il carrying on the aith'
man ls il ought TO be sondotitd "h, c '-
sen, On cnlIeriin,. 'xpodiii"ns. ard ,hc i'.'Po'
sbi'iy & longer doing without the large q
mount ds mc for six years 81 lsbor. have g.
Icruuiurd me to sell HE rstsh'isl meat at tie
end u the present wear. The sphFerpirn I'i
is about tirh kuadItd. ard on fhs iHsrIs". ard
the Job priniirp aud ad, eriising rond to- "
least 6rs hnsdysa aoka,, year. A een'ltm'"
&c talerts and a sound Wig, thsll have III"
Paper IN Ihs most !h,yal terms. f~o"id t"'
willingly lei il % into any other sef,He ~
early application IL requested.
n. G. JONES,
EdiiOr and PrePri' 'T
Juue ~. ~
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FRsaPAsFus

% THH
Marlborough Recorder,
ENLARGED.
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List of Letters.

Remaining in The Post Office at HILLSIDE
rough. n C, on the Let day Of october. 1883.
which il not taken out 10 three months, will
BE- sent 10 the General Post Office IS dead
letters.
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Ladies' Shoes.

rINHE Subscribers have just received fresh
n assortment Of Ladies Shoes and Slippers,
Of the best Philsdelphia msnufactnre.
o. F. LONG, e. Co.
July 10. 2s-
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rough. N C. on the lst day of October, 1883.
which II not taken out 10 three months, will
be- sent TO the General Post Office ss dead
letters.
A Nancy Jones
anderson Armstrong h
B Andres Krklsnd
Rob. ?, Berry Rev. ". ". KOne
i Nary " B s1' Rev. II. c. = Leigh
Thomas Burton NJ
p. SUI" pb Frederick M"ize
'""'nas D',r""s"' Eliashe,h M'Kenl
Jnha n. Minus
Yrs. Isabella rrsig lndr,~C Nutdoek
ramcses Campbell Messrs. NIB Nclouch,
YIN. 1rabiree, cen Henderson jackson.
Abtahsm Crahifee SBarn.bss LASTLY ir
Thomas Cate &c John NJ
viii; am c,;nssy Riley Neal
wi,iamy Clarke
lillian Clarke Lofiin X. Pratt Q
iary Coiiins Mark Pickett
Eluih Couch William Poakrum
ID LorenznS Robl Fender
Dr. John z Davis James y: Patterson
raward Dav,s William Patterson
John De Graff.nreid X
Thomas De Graff nIeid Cop. land Riley
f Maj John Ray
Robert L EdmUnds William Roberts
r James Riggs. sen.
,obo ross., Joseph VI Russell
alexander Forrest >
G State Of Moth csrolios
> G,och MnlIe Saith
bet G .srm John srarleIt. OF some
n cOnnexIon
3;e., Huskry
Dsvi4 Feat William Trice. j..
"nihs'd ". Homer Abel ThoH,son
: va ~ Hslc"mb Henry Trice
.~r itrS''n n. y. Thomas
"a u" 1sT Harriet Teranee
Afrtd N'Duff Thomson
s,.h.g Tvs Rehets Taylor
g.,.wtn X Isler Bartlett Thomas
I w
R+y Vim :. Inhnson 2william II. Woods ;
| hubbard jackson Henderson Woods
| chnmas q Jones Frederick " Illiams
" Persons calling for any of The above
.t,rrs will please say they are advertised.
THOS. CLANCY, p. NJ
| nc'ob.' J. 81 -
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articles the friend ID question obtained
and delivered 30 asss5,zsne ~, Who,
shortly afterwards, assured him they
were on iheiF way TO 1sazil. The
events which followed led 10 suspicion
that they had been otherwise applied.
The ciicuinstsnces wese communicated
TO the judicial authorities, who leit il
their duty 20 make further. inyesliga.
lions. and a. warrant was az length IS
sued for the arrest Of Nine. n.
At 6 O'clock, one morning, the officers
arrived al her residence. Entrance
was Gained, aDd they passed in silence
through suit Of rooms ill they arrived
al the door Of her chamber. No an
swer beng given 20 the demand for en-
trance, they ventuFed 60 turn The lock
'of the door, and found the wTeiched
woman in the last agonies Of death.
holding IN heF conynlsirs grasp, phial
which had contained prussic acid, and
the copsents oEwhich she had Just swAl:
lowed. having. no doubt. heard their
approach. anticipated the cause Of their
visit. snd thus confirmed the suspicion.
on which il was founded.
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BOOK 1xHgDERE.

"A G.-TsCHIFFELY, having purchased
rae Of lgbR n. Bell, tlss BiNDERY IN
winchsslsFs respectfully inforRss ths pSblio.
that be = prepared tOpxeeuts Al Bds oT. ?
BOOK BLsDLSG and R.9PER RULLFC.
EIo vii manufsSsufe, At short noGIoS, ana in
s sabstknsisi msnnhr, BLANK Books Of
A. q. r. Being practical Book Binder.
and hRsiak Conducted this esIablishnent Cor
The last tUo ysaFs, be feeis confident that {he
work hereafter cxseated by him wiiI s. ~
least tqaai % thst which has ebsFacsssiSSd
IL Zoe fsal tlaie.
sE-Boeks made "a, order will be aaFTanfsf
yRtnskeAisr, pee, "a, ie37.-6a-
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rack Ak EseLisn ANNUAL raa 1855.
She hasl. her utsh, --foe which IL vain
She pined in resIlrst sirrsius-
Slll, p.osiIsr. ~ fhis hosne ~ssa1
YEA Al tbs tras f-satliar tlllass
lsosk - thet did Of y3Scs
but OH the ehaag- this sssl kestf brtses---
The i my home 40 usorsi
II lsEs ghee.--like The dove Of old
iirh thy parent brcs.st--
h3nt 90 iiss = nssc a uatcrs cold
NJ sQEi hath 6,uAd No rss!
Aad hask slss ee.Fy bis. !, cone.
~ r.oes---tts vsnsleFisgs oiss, -.
Ne rs isom tlle holy ark to Foaui--
\ lea thia % hgne- 40 more. !.
t.0h. .rac,hers sing mo- shildlood. so,r,,
The tail i,ke saspfner's rsih
Oh tho Sorn hssrt thar sAiiIy gonss
fe eesii shils'sssini
oi'ree femtuTt 20 ma cAll me vet a
= i,nt MARY s'--,s u. yore;.
tbese Ss'.sls e5pla makc me half forgvS-
thsiihitH tgles ao'Inorc.
ssitcyss - !, ~. al.is hour rcbs,s
t-ang yel&1tf l.l.ls y s.ain. 4f
4 SID :. Il tlie Old ttl ~ .iSfS <
Nr.e Al eetns bssk aefSt.
SIS hs%s; beats aaiek rl'is taPpy sitcsrss--
Miecryes With tear fas oier!'. 80
teoIr, wstlssRe, -rru,ass, I'm IL seems ;
Like lhoiaef -sun Losse. oneessborel 4 ~.
'.OA, hepne and psoIhsr, can yc BOT
Gife back pay l.ratk's slsd'yo,Akl
Tbs ,'s'oas which NY soai ftfixot, -
! Or lesrht TO doubt their lrusils :
Give blsk qs sb'ldi.soi's Peaceful deep. :.
Us aihalN1a hl,pns FeAiores -, -
Ne sAesei t----sl ctiisr, Issr8s abSp--- =
fortltA 10 iiorae n0 mprel"
t1hos mourner lar sIrfiartea drean,.
90 eaEfh tLrEccia a., m, g. 81.
Nhen' gvief haikiroabled-ihe hure. stream,
az tsefocfy 5u.tile brr,stl
, a slatsfos, 90 tl,y gsa,h si,ail lis
Nhera snsstine fspshed beforr, -
isgsk nb sArds--to ile happy pky.- :.
Asss' shy isgsle 40 psas~l
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whilst the ifsnsic young man had fallen
down AZ Dis feet. aud vas sntfeaitag 70
receive from bis hand the favor he so
lieited from him. Az last, tie dispsis
OF who should die fra, was terminated
by bolh al once lhroking down their
arms, and running together TO present
'themselves before the chief magistrate,
not 10 accuse each other, but. "a sell.
limpeachers.. separately Pleading guilty
Of a crime intended by neither. All
other contest subsidized beiyeen them,
except who should. have the happiness
Of being sentenced to partake Of that
fare they bad administered 10 an object
deaFer than their. own exiSlen &c; bu:
who should attend her masiyred shade
10 another world, was a point for which
they sliIl 'eoniendsd with an the NO.
lence Of opposition.
- The Judge before whom a case Sc
singular was presented, happened.io be
ma9 OF refined understanding. and
iniiniie hpmanJsy--one Who heard with
attention. say without pref 6dice, and
weighed with precinon, and decided
with equity. He listened 10 the pair o
Unreliable penitents. who threw. them.
selses At his feet. not beseeching fol
mercy bvt imppfit.aihg for death. He
considered their oHence lesssa breach
Of the LAWS than misfortune. Heaven
had Directed against their own peace
be saw the punishment oflhe deed IN
The consequences ii had produced; be
aJladged II sufficiently severe, griesed
az the pungency Of their sirferiRgs
( and dismissed them ffom- his, tribune
fully pardoned." -
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SNNBE usderl-atJ. haYiDE heavy Peeuaia-
n ~ obiissiioas is Besi, very FespeeilaIiy
informs he friends thit settisaert ~ iheir
rsspectis Sues aF'io thu .ead.of ths present
year, Would greatly assist hiu --ana be. re-
guests thee pariieaiarlg whose aec0unts
have been slaadihs opsh Ger thfee.W four
ysafs, % close lhe ispis ~ cote OF payment
JoHN , II sTEAIT1I
nee. a. ls17.
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eENEnAn INTELLIaENcE.

PENNSYLNANIk,-We see. BY
an ofiiciahsrsiemen Of the Slate Urea.
surer. thai The State bf Penhsylvaeia
has expended Ia the construction Of heI
own Canals and Rail- Roads, tie sum ol
twenty-five millions. two hundred and
twenty -piae thousand dollars. Prnn-
sylva8ia has longer line Of public
works than ANY State in the Union, and
Is siill a6i0g on to'0SpeRd literally 20
completing her slapendods sysiem.--
During tie past year these woTks pro-
dpeed q clcar revenue Of nearly fse
per cent. on their cost, and thd preseni
year u expected to produce from Eve
10 sax per cent. Having borrowed the
money atfge pr cent interest, che Is
already directly Telieted isom agy
chsrqs on scrouet e Der hjge ootlaYs.
Indife CITY. her people haVc. been thus
early benefited by Toe rise Of lands
ard development Of internal resonrees,
70 several tunes lhe amount ~ ibe out
lay. Tile SoalheFp Or ses-bosrd Try
~ lhe Prnneyltania system u the Ca
nal loTido, ADD that viii opsn The food
gsiss ~ her vali idlsFnai trade directly
lpog ibe Cbempeake q bgh. da0.
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WT ANTEll ~ he sui,scfI.,sf teaoF tarec
w JoURlTERyH T.gfL0RS Esppil.
saiioa BE- usdo hameiiisfeiY itgy eah base >
csalissi seat of nersa ard reed wsgss aiil
- given 70 ergt rsia Hcs tmeo ~ sfeady "a
has--Mooe oibsf seed asks s5fiitatida
EslkNpEL THOMAS.
HaiIlswn, Va. pee -. tsaf
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Wbou t,ys q ~ S7EffsSn Etl,Bts ~.
~ 81 ~ az
FN3IIE sslss - ~ rrtseut 81 ~ 3lea
~ ne 81 essfihis 6ssaEfai efnr ti.
Sc b hos ia tee rif14 Do 80 dtyr
sea ysars sd q asH %. HalT ~ onr nI9sl
.fcspeeiabs fafmsgs have bred from baa.
aad coasisef 81 etiis 30 tsai in ihe rouuifg
Any perted fesfe II psFehasiHr q 1at
rals hqfts 81 ita w bleed. could net lsll
% BE- pieassd via Sc Gst loren sai coi1r.
one haif his palat aoad GO required 81
rtsh, end gssssn1tie credit Tisan ior fhe
baishes SOS NfNNtDG.
caant-Tstsrg. fF4stiin Co.. Fe
De- %, isi4--if
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: CLTHRLNE

CLTBBLNJ. =.
14ady's Bssk aud D'fsarii's ,SbrSis s.
k.Gdy's BoSkf-Giid JIssfscy,s .fsUStt. for,
L.gsis's Boek alsai .tl,lvsaf's .Setris. Ter
islstsstr's and. shETsafi's .Abpcls, ~. S
(>hsik'S Hook aud iSaiursias .Nrzrs, "a
Eady's hoax aud Cef-5l esrS I'rafs, $
Bsfsger's .er .lfErrsag1 " axis aul
Celebrated 1sIeis. %
BsiIerT's aud ID Tsrae,s'A .Noueis,
.bfaFrygff's GIlil lD'EsrF14's .Nzvels, S
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FHFilE ruksrrs1ft aist ~ a1Frtasa F1Dn
\ btuts tf cons. 80 90 GOO -.
Pork. KerEs s E6F.
casFi,s'oun, Dee tt. lear.
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INDIANA -1Among he new Stats,
Of tee West, ghe groui6 and develop.
meut ~ the fetoarres % uhich hagc
breuthe there ofiuch universal wonder
Ell admiiali5n. none has acquired
. vazeF riaims 20 c0usidefaiicn fhsn
lndiana. The piciufc furnished 81 ibc
fefoufces and prospeci % fhis young
memberoi ibe toalederaCy by he Mes.
sage - Goteaof NogLE 20 ihc Legisia-
iufp which b nov belose 81 aFaiiiel
uhiie q ssunscs uf Among re fnl
hing mentioned ~ GoyehoF n. Is ihc
faei thai although lheniuus 81 ihe 81
fsm0fr afs - YET completed, lhs
amou6i 81 iazsbls property in re slaie
already aseeisinet. mey De- esiiTaisd
a. nisefy-ei4hi na6oas "a sollsrt Be-
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. Is Isse pnbIisheS. Of the I.sdy's hook is con.
p-ssrd With oghef,pqP,d.r periodicals., he shs-
gests foT The puIp0al of fyrhitssAec liss follow
IN. an.I..uI nf
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or Al6Rey; enrIent " ilse RESPECTIVE States IN
vish a8hSetlhers reside ~ ~ be tzkcn at-par Tor
CHI o. nev eubsrviptions-.
Our frieuds Of the Press al eosfer paFtieis-
lar favor BY iusIUag thr shosc suseIiisemeht,
AZ SHINE good n.ihTrd friend has been busy 10 cir
sulssius revuyt tirat the 1aiy's BOOK has been
diszpli iatlctfs
fhqsa. plbIi,hirg, vim yI,7se srnd vsfeSs,
IRsgkeds Which vili shlitle- 10 "a eaehassg i0r
1853.
Papers pubiisliing Il. viil Plcs,e aildre,stleirs
g ''SAlor,isy News % II sddrtssed TO Lady :
BOA. they sfatefusod .
PHHhaUELFaiA, Pa; Jan. D., 1855
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\ FROM .M1SSOURI.--fhe Melho-
dists. a few weeks since, held a Camp
meeting in Pike county, Missouri, al
which large conoourse attended, A
few drunken wretchcs attended for the
purpose Of disturbing those engaged in
religious exercises. They.had beea re-
proved several times publicly from the
stand. On Sunday evening, the fling.
leader among them. Ndh several Of bis
conductors. retired few. hundred yards
TO Grocery and feplenished their
tansrens. While there. geniiemau,
who was piously disposed. happened 10
pass by. ard attempted to dissnade these
fellows tom further interrupting, the
'worshipping assembly. The ring-leadeT
swore he would do as no pleased, that
he had money enough, 20 buy hsA--
With this expression on hi, lips, ne
mounted his horse. swearing that he
would 60 TO Hell aud buy it ont. Hb
horse took fright. ran a few steps. and
dashed the fellow with. such force A.
gainst atfee, as 10 b6Est open BIZ. fead,
and instantly terminate bis wicked ca.
reer.
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COLoBlRED R1.ff'EsQf' THE F.sSlf-
IMPuRTANr ANso0S cEMEST.
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Ing an increase OF tweosy millions over
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furnishings basis OF taxation sufficient
to supply the means Of dischargihg for
meF Indebtedness and deiraying the
current expenses OF the year Without
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OF the works OF public improvement
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THE .N.oyEhsgP 7ue cELEBR4TEp

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Vivian Cry, lt,e Young Dnke,
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Rise 70 ilksnder 'ileHrietta Temple.