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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-27
Public Notice.

fHIiE Citizens Of the South Western end Of
Orange county, will apply to our next
County Court, to be held in the tow n of Hills.
borough on the fourth Monday in May next,
TO alter and establish two places for separate
Elections for the convenience Of the same, one
to be at the dwelling house Of John Patterson,
esq, and the second at the house Of Michael
AJll. esq. and to continue or discontinue the
election now held at Henry Fogleman's, esq.
as the Court may think proper.
April 10. I6-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-27

Missionary Deaths-AasUival alBos-
ton from Calcutta, tEass hdiss.) brings
information Of The death Of the Rev. Mr..
Hall and wife, and Of Mrs. E. b. Osgood.
wife Of Samuel M. 0sgOed, Printer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-27
April 81.
STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA,
Person County.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
March Term. 1888.

Joseph S, y Thompson (origia.l Attachment. l..
James " Johnston "eu on Land
4 T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
n that the defendant in this case is not an
inhabitant Of this state: II is therefore order.
ed, that Publication be made in the HILLSIDE.
rough Recorder for six successive weeks, that
unless the defendant appears at the next term
of the Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 10
be held for the county Of Person, at the court
house in R"xborough, on tie third Monday Of
June next aud plead, that judgment by default
will be entered against him
Test, CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price adv 81 90 IS-6w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-04-27

The United States and Merico.-We
hope that none Of ouE readers will suffer
themselves to be alarmed by the bellicose
in,imation thrown out in the Debate in
the Senate on "Wednesday last, whereof
we publish TO day a report, which we
regret that we have no, sooner had room
for. We are happy to be able TO express
very confident opinion that Congress
have not yet entirely parted with their
senses. and that nothing so QuiXotic as
a war against the wind mills Of Mexico
is likely 10 be undertaken, a, this moment,
or under present circumstances. Least
Of all, will it be undertaken, we apprc-
bend. TO establish new code Of law, in
which the beIligerent right of blockade
by actual force shall have no place. and
the right Of running contraband goods be
eflectually protected.
Seriously, some members Of Congress
as well as some Editors, and especially
those of the city of New Orleans, who
are so clamorous for a war with Mexico,
have suffered their feelings 10 run alto
geiher ahead OF their judgment. in refer.
ence TO the case of the steamship Colum-
bia. As a bellIgerent, the Republic Of
Mexico has certain UNREASONABLE rights.
Among them is the right by her armed
vessels. To examine vessels passing in and
out Of any port of her enemy which she
is actually blockading. in order TO ascer.
tain their character. The commander
Of the Columbia. we dare say for very
good reasons, did not choose to have his
vessel searched il he could help it. He
took the risk of attempting TO avoid it,
and was fortunate enough. land we are
glad of ii.) by means OF his steam. 10 es-
care detention, il not capture. He was
lucky, as we'll as bold. And this is the
whole Of the case. upon which the Sc.
nate is invoked TO take revenge as for a
national dishonor! A pleasant cause oI
| war, truly! National Iaieligencer.
Burton and Hlen,Cider's Works.--
We learn that the immense water power
a, the falls of the South Catawha, owned
BY Robt. ii. Burton, esq. and Col. Henry
Fulenwider, has been Professionally sold
at the neat figure of $4,000. The
gentleman who has contracted for lhi:
property has returned 10 England for lht
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
A GARD y
ADVERT ISEMIENT.

WYE return thanks to our numerous
w friends and Gust omers for their con.
tinued custom at the Variety Shop; which
assures us that our unremttiDg eXertions
to procure every article called for, our con.
slant care TO keep our assortment at all
times good. and our unceasing efforts TO
procure, ne,c, rare, fashionable and GOOD
Goods. are duly appreciated. We have
just returned from New York having spent
eleven days in the city, selecting our Fall
and Winter assortment Of Goods, with
great care, from many good and large as.
sortment in various parts of that great En-.
porum. We are free to say that we never
purchased goods to so good advantage and
never before had so good an assortment.
Ladies and Gentlemen from town or coun.
try cannot fail of finding SOME Goods in our
Shop. TO please their fancy or supply their
wants. We are now opening some OF the
best Gold Patent Lever Watches. extra
and full jewelled. some with gold and
enameled caps. Gold Levers and Leplnes
with Gold and Silver Dals, Gold Levers
and Lepines large and small for Gentle.
men and Ladies'. We have some Of the
VERY BEST QUALITY of Gold and
Silver Levers and Lepines those who wish
TO purchase are assured that they can buy
a. good Watches here as in Boston or New
York, and at as low or lower prices. We
warrant them. Gentlemen and Ladies
Gold Rings a superb assortment. large and
small. Cblldren's Gold Rings, very pretty
ones.
TO be continued neat ,oeek.
PANGBoRN g. BRINsMAID.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
RusseN'S Celebrated
Salt Rheum Ointment.

NNHIS is unqnes,ionably the best and
- safest remedy ever yet Offered TO the
public for that obstinate disorder SALT
RHEUM. Where other means have failed, it
has succeeded and the fact that it has been
extensively used by eminent Practitioners
speaks volumes in It's praise. 1t is equally
cilicacous in all diseases Of the skin, scald
head ring worms, and the most invelerate
Itch Sc. Sc. Numerous certificates might
be obtained, but the proprietor chooses that q
fair trial should be the only evidence oil Its
superior efficacy. Price so cents box.
A fresh supply is just received and for sale
by J. e. J. H.Peck 6, Co., DR.. Moody. LathtoP
& Polwin. Burllngton-S.H. Barnes Charlotte
M. Hull Hinesburgh-Onion s. Strong, G.
s. w. l.. Parker. Huntington u White Vergen"
nes-Skif s. Loosely Checkebury green
Jamin Hamilton, P. Fletcher Jerico--D. b.
| Wilson, S. b. Fletcher Esscx--D. s. w. Car
penler Waterbury; and with the Druggists
generally throughout the U. States, and al
wholesale by VIM. c. Stimson s. Co. Boston.
Also-by J. s.. w. Townsend. corner OF
! Beekman and Water streets, New York.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
advertisement {!

TO THE AsTHMATIC AND CoNsUMPTIvR.
THE most prevalent and fa,a! OF all the
l. diseases incident to civilized society
the Consumption--may generally ba
traced to The least alarming Of disorders, q
sHsM but neglected Cold' BY estimation,
il appcars that ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
THOUSAND persons die annually of tho
Consumption. Most Of these dreadful
results may be attributed to common Colds.
and negligent treatment oflhe harrnsslna
Cough that generally ensues, winch IL
usually followed by difficult breathlDg, pain
in the side. and at last liberated Lungs.
Violent and repeated As'hmatc attacks
also bring on Consump,iva symptoms.
One or two dollars expended in the pur.
chase of
DR.. RELIES ASTHMATIC PILLS,
and little attention TO their tlme'y admin
islraton, will usually ensure mitigation Of
these disorders, and generally effect cure.
The Pills are also an easy and etteclual
remedy for the symptoms preceding and
accompanying the Asthma and Consump.
ton. For colds, coughs, difficulty Of breath.
ing, lightness and structures across the
chest, wheeling, pain in the side, splitting
Of blood, &c. Few cases can occur ofjuny
Of this class of disorders. in which the pur.
chasers of Dr.. Relies Pills will not find
rich return for their lrltllng expenditure,
Price whole boxes, 80 Pills, 81; half do
l2 Pills, so cts
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
Extension of Jail Yard Limits.
STATE OF VER.NONT,
COUNTY OF CHITTENDEN, IS.

COUNTY OF CHITTENDEN, IS. {
WHEREAS at special term of the
w County Court holden at Burlington
in and for said County of Chittendon, on the
9th day OF October, A. d, 1888, an orion
was made and issued by the said Court. in the
words and figures following. TO witt
II is ordered by the Court aforesaid that
the limits Of the Jail Yard in Chlltenden
County be so altered as take in the Breakwa.
ter, now being erected in the Bay Of Burling-
ton, with sufficient room around the same for
the conveniency of doing business. And
whereas The full extent Of four square mile 4
is now included in the said Jail yard, VIII oh
is oil that is allowed by law therefore, il is
hereby further ordered by the said Court that
there shall BIO taken off from the nor,hery
part Of said Jail yard so much land as the adj.
ditonal quantity orwater in Lake Champlan
which will be taken into the limits OF the sale
jail yard by virtue Of this ORDER
And we hereby appoint John Johnson, ESQ.,
of Burlington, TO make correct survey and
description of the land so taken off, and of
the surface Of the water TO be included by
The foregoing order, and TO mako due return
Of the said survey into the Office of the Clerk
And it is hereby further ordered by the
Court aforesaid, that when the plans. altered
and corrected as aforesaid, and a desert pton
of the said alterations shall DO returned by
no said johnson INTO the Clerks Office aiore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16

Genuine Vege table Pulmonary Balsam has
been the cause Of attempts TO introduce spu-
rous articles. which by partially assuming
the name Of the genuine, are calculated tn
mislcad and deceive the pubic. Among these
mixtures are the "Amerlcan Pulmonary Bal
SAM" vegetable Pulmonary Basanic Sy>
rup," "PuImonary Balsam," and others.
Purchasers should inquire for The true article
by its whole name, THE VEGETABLE
PULMONARY BALSAM, and see that i, has
the marks and signature Of genuine. Each
bottle and seal is stamped Vegetable Pulmo-
nary Balsam.
0J-LATEST CHEAT!
Ts*Beware of a spurious imitation called
Compound Pulmonary Balsam, which tho
agents say is done up in good style 1-fSimi
lar to Simpsons y. p. Balsam-a we say
Beware Of counterfeis.
Price so cents, For sale Wholesale and re.
tall by J. e. J. II. PECK & Co.
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CO M M u VIC TION.
October 25th, 1888.
Goods for the Season.

A FULL and complete assortment OF
"A London, Grape, Merino, and Goats
Hair Camblet. French Merinos, Tibet
wool do. Mernc Circassians and English
Merinos, rich splendid superb satin Dana
sas Tsglionys and Oeleions for Dresses
mud Cloaks, which for beauty temperance
and elegance have never been surpassed by
any goods ever imported into The U. States
and just right for the Vermont Trade
whose inhabitants with regard to propriely
and nealness OF dress are equal to any in
the world, and one ofiheir merchants ia
HOW.ARD
or the Fashionable Fancy Cheap Cash
Variety Store, whose motto is as it always
has been. to be Up and Doing. Quick and
Cheap, Cheap for Cash and No lmprison.
ment for Debt which enables his customers
10 buy as good and cheap Of him as can be
'ound in any city, town or country store in
America.
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TO TIE LADIES!

WHlTE and SOUND Teeth are both an
security for their advantage Is TO be found
in the use of the
BRITISH ANTISEPTIC DENTRIFTCH.
THIS elegant Tooth Po,cder. with "a very
little use, eradIcates the -Scurry in the
gums, and prevents the accumulation Of
Tarter, which not only bIackens. but
loosens The teeth, and accelera'es their
decay. The Dentrifice thus removes the
prevailing causes of offensive breath, pre-.
serves the heaIthlness and tlordness Of the
gums, and renders The teeth beautifully
white. Price so cents. ks
None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole pro
prietor, ". KIDDER, immediate successor.
of The late DR.. w. II. Conway. For sale
at his Counting Room, over No. 90, Court
street, near Concern Hail, Boston, aud also
nv his special appointment. by J. a. J. II.
PECK & Co, Burlington, Vt.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.!

LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERF'EI7S!!
4 LII Pills sold in The State of Vermont
IN must pass through our hands as DR..
Brandreth's General agents There will be
no more Pills sold at the Boston Office, neither
by B. B. Mussey. (who is no longer Bran
drehs agcn,,) 10 be retailcd in this section
Of the Country.
All Pills purporing to be Hrandreths, and
sold by persons without certificate Of agency
signed by B, Brandicih and by US are counters
feits. TO prevent all imposition from the cir
cualion Of counierfeits, just lei the purchaser
ask the vcnder for his certificate Of agency
signed by Ferro and Parmclee, or Geo. Z.
Walton, Of Montpelier VI, who is our general
agent for the following Counties, Washing
ton, Orange, Chitlonden, Addison, franklin.
Orleans, Lamoile, Essex and Grand Isle, ~
Vermont.
Never purchase Of Peddlers, for in no
instance do they ever have the genuine article,
Should any of our agents be caught in the
counterfeit trade, ,hey will be displaced and
so advertised. The Pills must be kept pure,
anc the Counterteilers must be dealt with &C.
cording to law, No MIsrAKE. The followir z
persons are regularly appointed in their res-
| pcclive towns.
For sale by S. E. HOWARD, Burlington
Fuller G. Huntington, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il
Woodman, Wilston-J, T. Ainswor,h, Mil
ton-Potter, Gull n Co., Faitfax-L Tyler
Essex-L, James. Georga-James Russell,
St. Albans-F.V. Goodrich, Swanton-S. X
Plalt. Highga,e--Wm. Geen & Co., Sheldon
-Chatftr & Lewis, Berkshre-Thomas Fuller
& Son. osburgh--Armington g. Dean
Bakersfield Tower and Cakes, Underhll--
G. d. Oakes, Jericho.
FERRE and PARMELEE.
General Brandreihian .9genis
} Middctown, Conn, July 4, 1888.
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Return to Winter Quarters,
HOW "A r D
Octhe Cheap Cash Store,

r1AS Just arrived nome from New York
Il Il being his seventh trip Othat city on mcr
camille business for the customers Of his estab'
Iishmont since spring, no exertions or fatigue,
has been spared in using the money entrusted
10 his care for the purpose Of purchasing a
stock Of goods worthy in every respect the
audable demands and wishes Of his increased
and increasing number OF pensioners, believing
the trade TO be mutual between buyers and
seller, his determination was TO enlarge tho
assortment, 10 keep up with the demand, has
been reason for his being so much more
active this year than ever before.
Goods are now coming in, the preparing for
sale and great call for them prevents any
proclamations being made Of every item and
article which if written down would not leave
any place in the paper for election news. My
motto ofcheap for cash and no Imprisonment
for debt, has succeeded in a measure even with
the Legislature. By the time this is printed
the handsomest assortment of Goods will be
ready 10 be seen or sold that was ever before
exposed for sale a his Store.
S. EARL HOWARD.
Burlington, Nov. 8. 1885.
P. s. was highly pleased and gratifed
with the spirit aud animation expressed by
my young men in advertising 10 their owr
name when | was absent to New York fol
New Goods, and perfectly sanction every
sale made by them and on my return il
finding them SO spirited in business and tt
see their desire to have the Goods marked
low that they might continue the great adj
vantage gained by selling cheap to persons
coming from a distance. Howard.
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Tin PLATES, &c.

II 6M boxes Tn plates Ia X and
extra sizes.
so bids. Iron Wire, assorted nos.
100 bundles Eng. Sheet Iron assorted.
25 packs Russia do
500 lbs sheet Copper
100 boxes Canada Plates
Copper, Timed and black riveis
Bolt Copper, wire Vellum
900 lbs Sheet Zine
1000 lbs Sheet lead &c. &c.
Just received aud for sale nj low prices. by
Nov, ., '33. Il, +, g. W, l., SyRoAa.
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BLANK BOOKS.

of various patterns and bindings, kent con.
stanlly on hand, ACCOUNT BOOKS,
ruled and bound to order on short notice
and on as fair terms as the times will admit
Of; which is on first best Terms
PAPER OF THE BEST QUALITY.
Persons wishing good article of Paper
and other articles of Stationery, mot infe
rior TO any) will not find it to their dlsad.
vantage to call one door east Of Scott s
Block"
He would also return his grateful thanks
to his customers for the many favors receiv.
ed, and hopes by attention 10 business ia
merit share OF public patronage.
Thompson's Arithmetic for
sale by he hundred, dozen, or single copy
at the Book Blndery by s. HUNTINGTON
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-11-16
DUMFRIES'
OYEYE WATER !

LNUK sore or lnNdmed Eyes, gives immedi-
Il ale ease and relief. On recent sore eyes,
the effect is most salutary. Where the com
plant has been Of years standing, and in some
exceeding bad cases. the most unexpected
and desirable relief has been found in the
use of this EYE WATER, after every other
remedy had failed. Many persons who have
used it, pronounce it the best preparation for
these complaints they have ever met with,
especially in cases ofsoreness or inflammation
of long standing. Price 25 cents bottle. ks
r5~None genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper by the sole proprietor
i. klDDER, immediate suct eSSOr TO the late
DR.. w. II. CoNwAv. For sale at his Coun,Sur
Room, owe: No, 80, Court.street, near Con-
cert Hall, Boston, and also by his special ap.
pointment, by J. g. J. II. PECK & Co.
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LNDICTyuEN'T OF THE COMMON
JAIL.

INDICTMENT or THE COMMON
J A IL.
STATE OF VERMONT, } To the Hon
CHIrTENDEN COUNTY, SIS. orable Co.
Court begun and holden at Burlington
within and for the county Of Chitlenden,
on the last Tuesday save one of August,
A. D. 1885,
The Grand Jurors within and for the
body Of The county Of Ch,tenden aforesaid
represent to the Court, that they have visi
tea and examined the Common Jail in
Burlington, and regret to find that it yet
remains the subject Of the same complaint
which has been made by the Grand Jurors
Tor some years past.
Though kept as well as ought to be ex-
pected, considering its bad construction
and dllaplda;ed state, it is, nevertheless,
offensive and unwholesome.
The Graud Jurors would particularly
present TO the Court the fact. that there
are no separate apartments for male and
female inmates of the PRISON.
The rooms originally designed for the
detention of criminals and those charged
with crime, are SO DARE, damp and danger.
Gus to health, that it has been found neces.
sary at times, TO put such into the debtors
apartment, thus placing the unfortunate,
the accused, and the gully in immediate
ASSOCIATION, while confined under the au.
tho!Ily of The iap.
The staleot the prisons in any country,
is justly considered criterion, by which
I to Judge Of the humanity and advance in
civilization of the people; but presenting
as this jail does, a melancholy exception
to the evidences of the progress of civil.
cation around it, we might well dread o
Judgment founded upon such criterion here.
From the present state OF public opinion,
we are happy in feeling assured, that the
barbarous custom of imprsoning for debt
will he speedily done away, and no place
of confinement be required for the honest
debtor; and for those accused Of crime, or
even those convicted of crime, we cannot
perceive the propriety of adding to the
horrors OF close and solitary cell, the
darkness, the dampness, and impuriiy of a
TOMB.
Humanity as well as the certain execu
ton Of criminal justice in the county, cal
loudly for a remedy. and in the opinion u,
the Grand Jurors, there Is but one to be
found. and that is, in the erection of a
NEW JAIL, on an entirely different plan.
The Grand Jurors have thus attempted
briefly, but plainly, to discharge q duty
imposed upon them by the laws of this
state, and their sense ofjusllce and human.
ily; and they trust that those, whose duty
it will be to act hereupon, will .Jeariessiy
and faithfully discharge theirs; that we
may in the administration of criminal law,
at least be protected from the reproach Of
inflcting
PU N / II Nj e N 7
BEFORE
CO " u &c Il o ".
ALVAN FOOTE, FOREMAN.
A true copy OF record.
w. NOBLE, Clerk,
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said, il shall be the duty Of the Clerk TO cause
the said description. together with this order,
10 be published in both the newspapers prints
ed in Burlington, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY, at
the end of which term the same shall be and
remain the limits of tho Jail Yard for the
said County OF Chittenden.
SAMUEL s. PHELPS,
WILLIAM WOOD. Judgs
STEPHEN BYINGToN
No therefore, the said John Johnson, in
pursuance Of the foregoing order of court
commenced the survey at a stake at the foot
ef lh, bank of the Lake, in the north line of
Franllin street, being the street next north Of
College street. Thence N. $50 w. "a oh aims
and % links, to buoy fixed in the Lake ;
Themes s. 30 IS" w. passing about 100 fee,
OUTSIDE or west Of the Breakwater, 80 ch'ns
"a links to another buoy in the Lake.
Thence S. $50 Z. &c chains IS links to a
stakoon the bank between the Cove and the
Lake in the south line Of the lane or narrow
street which extends from the angle in Shell
burn street, near the brick yard, TO the lake
shore across the Cove. Thence following the
shore of the Lake no ,therly to the place of
beginning containing eighty-nine and two
tenhs acres, exclusive OF what was before
within The limits fthe Jal! Yard, and which
above said tract Of water is annexed 10 the
said Jal Yard,
| then commenced on the mort .herly line OF
said Jail Yard at a stone standing 80 chains
SO links from The north cast angle OF said
jail yard, and on the east side Of the street
extending from the lower bridge over Onion
River, norlherly, through the town of Col
chester; thence N. 800 w. 1Ol chains ID link s
across Onion River 10 stake in the former
line of the Jail Yard thence following the
lines Of the Jail Yard as now on record and
in force, except the piece above excluded,
which contains eighty nine and two ten,hs
acres, and leaves the Jail Yard equal TO four
square miles, as before.
have also coused the Stone monuments 10
be placed on the streets in the last mention
ed line, and also, stones 10 be placed at the
foot of the bank OF the Lake in the north line
of the said Franklin street, and in the south
line OF the lane or narrow street above men.
toned. and on the bank between the GOV,
and the Like.
Dated at Burlington, this 18th day of Octo
Der, A. d. 1888.
JOHN JOHNSON, Surveyor.
STATE OF VERMONT, } | hereby cer,if
Chttendcn County, IS the foregoing
be truo copy Of the order of the Judges O
Chittcnden County Court, altering the lin
its of the Jail Yard in said county, and au
thorising survey and publication of tn
same, and also of the return and survey
: ahe came by the SAID Johnson in compiane
: with said order.
WILLIAM NOBLE,
= Clerk Of Chittendcn County Cour
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Heavy Hardware.

1NVILS, Yices, Shoveis, Spades, manure
VI Forks, scoup Shoveis, trace Chains
waggon g. cart Bores, cro,bars, cnidron
Kettles. 80, as & go gallon, pot ash Kettles
80 g. 100 gallon, Bark Mills, Hollo,r
Ware, &c &c. at ,ohoiesaie or retail
MOVE. by L. F. & w, l.. STRONG.