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NOTICE..

WILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder, on a a.
w credit of twelve months at Liberty, Bedford
Courthouse. on the 25ih day OF March next,
likely young Negro Man, named Davy.
The sale will take place pursuant to decree of The
County Court Of Bedford, late made in the
case of Edgar, &c. Edgar and ad" The
purchaser will be required to give bond with appfo-
we'd security, and although the title TO the Slave IS
believed to be unquesonabe, the undersigned viii
convey him 10 the purchaser only with special war
ranty. WM EDGAR Com'r
March Wv
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RowANDs Tonic MIXTURE,
.f.g.D
TONIC MIXTURE PILLS

WARRANTED perfect and lasting cure for Arue and
w Fever and available remedy in Jaundice Dyscnery
Hearth Burn, etc.
From DR.. limos r. Smith, Northern Libertics Philad
Dear Sr,-l congratulate You your good fortune in
presenting TO the OF the victims of Fever que such
blessing your Tonic Mixture has fully proved IT,
self 1t is speedily becoming the avorite remedy with ALI
who appreciate Its usefulness and long will be
as OF the most important discoveries of the age. Fever
aud Ague has hitherto baed the skill of the most eminent
OF Practitioners, and even they deem presumption
promise more than temporary aid Your Tonic mixture how
ever seems TO have and peculiar power to arrest
ny and health hope you will persevere to extend the in
huence OF the medicine and that the public will estimate your
generosity. Yours, respectfully,
AR. SMITH, NJ. D.
Extract Of a Letter from Dr.. Sterens Bucks Co. Pa
Sill brought home with me during the autumn of 1884,
toied as permanent for Fever and Aguc disease
which nj that period prevailed extensively
Try VI. ncghbors and patients had become accusfoni
cd the use OF Baks and Quninc &c. they ceased
render ten any service, md they readily consented TO make
ira OF your medic me believe that there is at this time,
hundreds who would cordially testify the benefits they
nave received from its employment and would gladly aid 10
spread knowledge of its peculiar virtues There mas been
very little OF the Ague in the ncghbohood since the introduce
ton at the Tonic Mixture, which mainly attributed to the
very general use of this medicine. i'll STEVENS.
howands Eye-Watcr for nnammations, &c OF the Eyes
DO 1mpaipabic Dentifrice, valuable article
for the Teeth and Gums.
h0"nnd's AmmOnjatcd EmbrOCatiOn, for Qninsy
Rheumaim Sprains, &c. ofhigh standing.
kownnds Alternative Extracts, for Liver Diseases
Jaundce, Scnryy Mercural diseases, etc.
howand's Alabnsfcr Powder for beautifying and sol
tenng the complexio
Rowand's yerInifugc or Worm Destroyer, a csle-
brated and popular remedy.
For sale by HOWEI, DAVIES, Agent
July 80 w12m
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ARKANSAS ELOQuENCE.

wen put the following sample Of an Arkansa.
law, eioquenee against any IIling they can brips
from lhe West As tothe business OF his reasoning
say thing, bar Us It's conciusireness we delS
any Que to jind match. His client was brought IN
Tor stealing NUE. Alter the Witnesses had al been
sworn, and the ja~yer On the other side had o;ven
bsopInioa. our oraAor gave the jury the following
blast:
"Geotlemen Of the jury, the whole Of you-there
you BET: lou have all bear.' what those witnesses
have sad, aud ot course agr.e with me that INV
clisat didt steal that mule Do YOU spose r.,
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$50 Reward for Charles.

~ no kANAWAY from the subscriber. two
w miles west OF Amherst count House on the An
day ei January last.-lie is abont 25 years of age.
hiafk bushy head ct haif, very straight aud would
readily pass iora wiite man, rs In colour. He had
when he left black jeans coat, striped cassinett
panaloons, and black iur hst.-Ilo has MANY
acquan,ances boating on James River, aud will
probably attempt 10 make his way To some free State
The above reward will be given II taken Out of ,her
State or ten dollars within 1t. AID delivered TO me-
secured IN any Jail, SO that | get bun again
10. PETrYJOHN.
Feb Ii In
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Feb. / 4
EDUC CATION.

MISS MARY TOMPkIHS, will resume the
'ndutics OF her School this morning IN part of
the tenement occupied by her mother, at the lower
End OF the Nam street, where every effort shall be
diligently used to instruct the children that may be
conided TO her care.
Terms M heretofore, 81 so per month
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Feb. o5
Hr Robert kyte:

- lR-PLEASE TO TAKE NOTICE. that oil
- the 18Th day Of March, 1899. at the House Of
Diana llamett, IN the County Of Coles and State Of
Illinois. will proceed take the deposition OF lanes
Gardner, 10 be read IN evidence in the motion
now depending and undeter mined in the County
Coar, of Montgomery, IN Virginia. in which motion,
You as the surviving partner Of the firm OF David and
Robert Kyle, Is planun and Thomas Goodson mud
Others, are DEFENDANTS
Should the deposition not be finished on that day
| shall continue II for me day longer.
You may attend # you think proper
an' yoyrs, &c.
THOMAS BOWER
Feb. IL In
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n
ioEIsCAI..
TIE sarnrrR,s SONG.

Tune-AuLp LANG SYM
We are marching on to Mndswask,
To fght the ,respassers,
2 Wei, teach the b. itis how - walk
And conc OH eonqnerors.
Nc'llhaye Cur land sillt good and clear.
For all the English sesi
They shall mol cu, ene,her log,
Nor stay another d..
They need no, tnk to have ON land
We iaskees cen fight well
We've whipped them twice mosi maniully,
As every child can tell
And Il the r,rant- say one word,
A,h nd tinrc We viii show
How high tie Yankee spirit runs,
And nhst our guns san Do.
The, better much ali -is' a, home,
Aud mini their business ihere
The way We treated them before.
Made all the Nl-ien= stas.
Come on brave fellows Toe and all
The Bod-rceis no y thalI say.
Ne Yankees feared IN meet them sfrued.
80 gaze our land asay.
Wc'f Sell them Wi Wiih ball ADD shot
~ell cut thet, Rad.enats davn.
Bes.re We weld to them iaoh
~ little o, oar Eruuad
ye llusbnHa-, Fathers, Brothers, Sons,
From ever quarter cenle!
March, 10 the bugle and the hie
March. to ihc peauns drum
Onwrfa NV lad - rave anl trae,
Oar County rigbts dcusnd-
With JNfiire, and Nth sl"y fight,
Fer these Afoost Oh lands.
Bangor, Feb, -, 1882
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SILK CuLTuRE IN TENNrssrr-A o.,,,o,,.,
mas aH''a IN + ayetie County with a hoeshead fnII
al youne Mulberry trees or sprouts of tho A..
'naHtcaatis species. lie has purchased few ac,as
"i GROUND. anu intends forthwith TO test ihe e,n;
'1ent OF groming SIX IN Tennessee On, ,n6,sip pr
says he has been offered, by various planters in Fax
eite, si,r5Oo for his mulberry lwigs, which ne Is
e''nes TO SELL Memphis Enquirer
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o. TO THE MERCHANTS. IN
/ HAVE now in store an excellent asso,,n,,, -,
\ xf.r U..4KE

perhaps the largest stock and greatest variety ever of
tered Tor sale IN this market. Also a supply o,
, i Il OF different patterns, conta,ning rom
90 to 100 gallons. The merchants are pa,ticnIayly
lnv'e" , 70 call and examine my stock for think
eau =, no'a GU. Inducements tothem which will make
NJ " '''e" interest 10 buy here thnn at the
''J r.h TlLDEN REED.
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KS. OkR proposes to teach SCHOOL at
VI her house, near the Methodist Church; COM
menoing Monday next.
ia spelling, Reading, aud Writing, s. 80
Geography, English Grammar, Arithmetic
aud Needle Work, Q 90
SHE hopes 10 meet with some encourage men from,
the public aud promises use every cxcrtion to ,d.
vance her pupils.
Feb 20 "a
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TO tsricKIayers and Carpenters.

ShofoSALS will be received by the under
signed, at Cash's School house Amherst. nm
saturday the l6 day of March next for the build.
'dg Of Brick Church. The dimensions of which
ere are as follows Ihlny-two feet by thirty four, pitch
"''een 'ee, brick support through The middle to
support the seepets, two cross baton doors seven
eigheen hight windows eight by ten, pulpit FIVE feet
niSh' e'gh! feet wide, and four feet deep The same
10 ne supplied with necessary seats, with backs. The
Undertaken TO furnish all the materials
ABSOLOM HIGGINBOTHAM.
CORNELIUS SALE,
BARNET CASH,
GEO. w. STAPLES,
JOEL BETHEL.
Feb. IS ,
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MAIN STREET. PROPERTY.

o., A TENEMENT on Nam Street, situated
Til on Planters Warehouse Lot Tor sale. on We
t1.A ~ advantageous terms # immediate applrca-
Ion be made to
S. *. NJ. II. GARLAND
Feb % IA
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March 4
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVlNG procured business as Salesman in
The firm OF Lancaster & Bryant, Wholesale
and Retail Dealers, in
groceries and Country Produce,
take inns method of soliciting my country Giends
and acqnantances to give Them call
BENZ. r.. TINSLEY.
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A bull TO encourage the culture of silk has naxsed
uie ONO House oi Representatives by vote of "a
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LANCASTER " YRY:Y.y.T.

ME0'S.i$TEEs " HEsY.E.V'T,
Wholcsaic aud WrsniI Dealers In GROCERIES
and Country PRODUCE,
i RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR SPRING
a SUPPLY, consisting in part as follows
40 hhds, Louisiana, Porto Rico and ST. Crox
SUGARS,
Sc boxes and barrels double aud single LOAF
SUGARS,
275 bags Old White, Java Manelon, Laguira
Rio and ST. Domingo COFFEE,
eco bags Shot, assorted sizes.
30 kegs Dupont's Gunpowder,
ID hall kegs Rifle do,
$50 Kegs Blasting do,
$500 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather
10 casks Cheese,
- boxes Window Glass 8 BY TO- and "a NV 10
90 boxes Taow Candles
10 Kegs Tobacco Nails,
70 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes,
ITO boxes and half boxes Guppowder, Imperial
and IT, son Tea,
tierces Rec.
600 bushels lrish Potatoes
q. 900 fne Havana segars in quarter boxes,
$50 sacks Salt
500 Arraca aud Chill Hides,
10 barrels Tanners Oh of good quality.
80 hhds. Molasses.
% terces do
40 barrels do ofsuperior quality,
20 do Beer.
20 do Newark Cider
Is do Vinegar,
AZ do Malaga Wine,
10 hhds. N. +. Rum
w" hive also on h"nd ~ 900 lbs. Cotton YARNS
OF the L.nehbuig, Manoheste, and Union Mil
Factory. -''''
SV,0oO his BACON, with IA good Stock Of
LIQUORS ind WINES
:, VI every description Grindslones, Steel Indigo
Nader, Pepper, Spice. Nc &c
we are wanting 30 or do tons OF HI. MP for which
we will pay the highest cash price.
Macha
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NIRGINIA-A rules held for Bedford county, the 95tb
day of February, 1889 !:
William Hx and Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth Mead
Polly Dickinson, John Aeador james Meador, Obedah
Mcador Warner Basham and Sally his wife, late Sally Mea
dor, and George Clark and Malnda his wife, lutte Alainda
Msador heirs OF Obediah Meador deceased plaintiffs
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The above Medicine is for sale at
HOWELL D.lVHES'S, .XSeMt
lafs

Campbell County, December Court, 1888
M. Il b. w. Nowlin, Samuel Filch and Thos Fitch
PlaintifE,
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PATIENT
ZEE la:j;;I HIVE.

'HNHE subscriber would respectfully inform his
u friends and the public in general, that he has
purchased OF Mr. Marshal Baylles,
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n. LORD. President.

Dartmouth College, Feb. 81, 1888.
RErERENcEs.-Gen. David Rhodes S. Il N.
II. Garland, Nm. Daniel, Jr. Esqr Colo. Lang.
horne, J. NJ. Gordon. John Hoius. Rev. A. Is.
Smith. Lynchbnrg.-J w. Saunders w South
ALL r. W. Glln.er, Esqrs Charlottesville. -R.v'd.
Robert Ryland Rev. j. B. Taylor, Richmond.
The Richmond Religious Herald will please TO
insert the above, fortnight tor three times,
and forward lis account to this Office for payment.
Feb 25 oaf is
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VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Court of llusngs of the corporation OF Lynchburg,
the 18th day OF February 1882
William l.. Lancaster, Plaa,iA,
against
Pleasant Labbv, William Young, Edmund Bowyor, VIII
liam Davis McCorkle Mcdaniel and Miller Il Rotsrs,
Deterdan.s
In CHASCERY.
The defendant, William Young not having entered his
appearance and gi,e security according the ac As
semby and the rules of this and by salts
factory evidence, that he inaban of this Com.
monwcah 1t is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here the first Monday in May next answer the second
mended bill Of the plaintiff and that copy this order be in
serted in newspaper published in the of L nch
burg, for two months successfully and posted the FROM
door OF the courthouse OF this Corporation.
Copy-Teetc,
JAMES BENAGH, Clerk.
Feb. 10 wom
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FEMALE SCHOOL.


l. School, will begin on Monday, It'll oil Marsh,
in the basement story Of the Methodist Protestant
Meeting house. TIE location is central, the room
commodious aud every way suitable 10 the end Tor
which ii is designed. The course of instruction will
be LIBERAL including all The branches of thor ough
English and Classical education. Pupils may enter
al any time, bu for less time than entire
sion. No deduction for absence unless in case Of pro-
tracted illness.
TERMS.
Per session of five month";, payable in ndva.ee.
Tuoa in Orthogt Apply, Reading q Wiring, SIP 50
" English Grammar. Geography, His
tory. Arithmetic andcomposilion, Is 90
Ancient Languages, Mathematics
Chemistry, Moral, Natural and Inellec-
tua Philosophy Rhetoric and Logic, 2O0O
All Communications addressed 10 the subscr ber
at Ly chburg will meet with prompt attention.
| J. w. GOODMAN
| The attention Of the public is directed to the fol.
| lowing recommendations:
| Feeling deep interest in the cause Of Ednca,ou
! | beg leave to commend to the community the Rev.
Mr.. Goodman, as a gentleman Of high literary 1t.
tainments and APT 10 teach"
| 1t gives me much pleasure to state that he has
conducted school in tins vicinity, much to his own
credit, TO the improvement of his pupils, and TO the
entire satisfaction of the parents OF the children en-.
trusted to his charge. rhe rapid progress made by
his scholars, as eyinced by an examination which /
ecently attended, bears ample testimony 10 tho ex.
cellency Of his mode OF conveying instructor.
He will be found an accomplished schol Geo
| item an and christian. J. T. BARCLAY, NJ. d.
SootlsvIlle, Sept. oath, 1888.
| The Rev'd. Mr.. Goodman proposes to es,ablisha
| School 10 Lynchbntg. lie has been teaching, dur.
ing the last twelve months, III the county OF Abe
marie. and has had one OF my sous under his care.
HIS reputation for piety, intelligence, learning and
fitness for the Office of teacher, is high and the
progress aud improvement of my son, authorize me
to believe, that Mr.. Goodman well deserves the re-.
putation he has acquired. GEO. M. PAYNE.
Ingleside. Buckingham Co. Sept. 2lst, 1888
This ccrtlfics that Mr. James w. Goodman,
a graduate of 1857, at this College. is gentleman
OF unexceplionablo moral character and highly re-
,pectable literary attanments. He *, in my ludp-
ment, possessed of the requisite qualifications for
a Preceptor, aud entirely deserving OF confidence
and patronage.
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TRUSTEES SALE OE
H II " ID

by VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRIrsr avn
- cuted 10 me by Moses H. Preston. BEARING
da'e on tue ION day OF October. 1887. and of re-
cofd IN me County Court of Bedford shall on the
s'h Monday IN this present month February 1890
: pe'ng bedford County Count day,) at the front
700, o' me CONT House OF Bedford county, expose
~ OF certain INV
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IS CHANcERY.

The defendant George Meador having entered his ap
pcarance and given security according the Actof Assem-.
bly, and the Rules of This Court and ii appearing to the salts
faction of the Court that he is nhabant OF this
1t ordered that the said defendant do appear here
the fourth Monday IN May and the bill OF tho
plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted
in published in the OF Ly nchburg, for
months sccessvey and posted at the front door OF the
courthouse of this county.
Copy-Teste,
kO. c. MITCHELL, c. b. c.
March WIN
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VIRG1N1A-.h Court held for Bedford county, the 25,h
day Of February, 1889:
Charles {. Patterson Plaintiff
against
Vincent Nelson, John Nelson and Henry Stiff,
Defendants
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In CHANcERY.

The defendants John Nelson and Vincent Nelson ha-
wing entered their appearance and given security according
10 the Act of Assembly and the Rules Of this Court and II
appearing to the sasaCi ton of the Court that they
inhabitants of this Ii ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the fourth Monday May
and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF and thai copy of this
der be forthwith inserted newspaper published in the
of lnchburg for months and posted
at the front door OF the courthouse ef this county.
Copy-Tese,
RIO. c. MITCHELL, c. b. c..
March
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-09-05
Classical and English
SCHOOL.

SHHE undefsigned inlends, IN faturs. % De.
- vote he aiienilon 20 she business afteaeh-
inR, and nil orsn Sehool near his residence
10 OrasRe eoaniy. fauT miles wert of Haw ri.
YER snd three miles from the Chsthsm county
inc. IL healthy and Interesting aeighhoTho0d.
On the first of September neKL
TEE school Is ieaCned Prineipslly ts be pre-.
paraloFy 10 sdrniitsnce iata our InIxeFsity. or
any similsr lnslilalion in this eountEy. II must
be expectrd. therefore, that classical learning
al constitute the msre important department
The andenigasd % not wiling. however. 10 sx.
ei1de any xo9ng men. xho may Aish 70 par.
sae q course Of English studies. lie 10 The
more snwiiiing 10 do 20. from q consciousness
that the EaKlish Department Is already too
much negissaed IN sOme ofouF academies. lie
aisa enieFlains the opinion. that q system 81
Engiish studiss might be coneocied and o..
ranged. thorOpgh knowledge II ~ hieh woaId
Re &c more piseIlcsl utility 10 . man through
lie, than q 81 superficial 81 -siaisnee Nth The
ancient Classes. alih which very many are
contest; and Ihst unless . parent designs his
son 10 take a collegiate or thorough seademi.
cal course. he had better lei him cultivate enc
tsagus esn The best system Of Engiish stu.
dies, therefore, Of which the undsFsignsd 10
master. wili be adopted for the benz III efIhose
who may f.liow his advice Upon this subject.
Free from other business. he h. pes. BY . sedu.
lous alteation % his charge. 10 merit that con.
hdeace which parents or guardians may repose
in him he would be Elad 81 the outset 10
have . class 10 prepare for College. The sss.
SONS. ss 81 other academies, will continue i've
months.
TUITIoN-PER sgssIoN.
In the Classical apartment, sissO
English $50
Excellent board ran be had convenient 10
the academy al seven dollars per month. exelu-
siye Of lights. for any nun.beT Of students.
Those who may design seading their sons
would confer favor by communicating Il 10
the undersigned Q, - early day as possible.
Direct TO Liadley's Store ?. o., Orange eoun-
~, N. c.
JOHN r. HOLT.
July IS. ST.
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Prseociiy.--.M,.' said lislls girl { b
other day, Who has scarcely entered b e
teens. Il Ma, mainl GET msrriedf
Why. ebIldr said The snxioos mother,
'wha upon earth sssr put Iha. notion in
TO your besdi'
Cause all The other girls are getting
married - last - shry can, and want
90. too.'
Well. you must no, think Of such a
thing. Don'i you ever ask me such fool
ish question again. Married! indeed! ]
never bssrd..ibs Gkei'
Wei. WA. il | cant have D husbsnd.
s''as 2. haze piece Of bread and but
Certainly. Now you begin 10 talk
fssionslly. aud you may have a. much as
you want When you have done, pu, on
your bonnet and go 10 school,
We came of then. Picayune.
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PROSPECTUS
oF THE
Marlborough Recorder,
PrBLlsIIED Ey D. HEARTT.


SINCE the enlargement Of the Reeor-
per. considerable accessions have been
made to the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged TO hope that
he was about 10 receive such an amount Of
patronage as would not only compensate
him for his arduous and unceasing lsbors.
but enable him further 70 improve the APP
pearsnee and add 10 the usefulness Of his
paper. But TO realize this hope. the active
assistance of his friends is required. He
has perfect confidence in the justice Of
the cause and the snundness OF the prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for bis polar star, he has neither
wayered nor laltered, even in the darkest
hour. lie believes that the entire Wing
party are aciua,ed BY the same purity Of
motive, and in their determination to pre-
serve undIminished their high privileges,
are animated by zeal not less Ierssni
than his own. The rich legacy which
was won for us by the active hands aud
strong arms Of the Wings Of the Resolu.
ton. the Wings Of the present day know
can be preserved only by unliring watch.
fulness and jealous guardianship. Unity
Of principle and feeling is calculated TO
produce unity Of action; the Editor Of the
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true
hearted Wings will co operate with him,
by assisting in the extension Of the cir.
cula,lon Of his paper.
Those Of his fellow citizens who die.
fer with the Editor on some Of the qucs.
tons Of general policy, are assured tha, in
the discussion oi all political subjects, he
will endeavor so 10 constrain himself as
"NoihinR 10 extenoate,
Nor set down aupht 10 malice"
but in truth and soberness to do justice
to all parties. A large portion Of the 90
lumns of the Recorder will be devoted TO
entertaining Miscellany. Moral Essays,
Agriculture, and articles Of domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and amid this salie.
~ il is hoped that all will find matter 10
amuse and instruct.
The terms Of subscription IN the Re-
cofder are as heretofore-two dollars and
fifty cents IN advance, or three dollars q,
the end Of the year.
jays. I'll
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Five Cents Reward.

IRAN away from The subscriber. on the i0h
60 instant. an apprentice boy whore name is
WILLIAM GAPINS. lie IL about sixteen
years ol age, five feet two or three inchs high,
round face and dark complexion, The above
reward of five cents will be gwen for his sp.
prchension and delivery 10 the, but no thanks
whatever. Al persons ore ioTewarncd hom
haihoring ar employing or trading with The
said william GsPins, under tie penalty Of III.
law.
FREDERICK STAFFORD.
August Is. ba-3w
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" The daelisi 20 nOSle combat goes.
HE former friend and he have turned to foes;
They settle Their disputes with two good hoss,
Digging potatoes
The editor Of the Worcester Egis
luoa. WIN. I.incoln, closes q contro
versy sinh The Worcester Palladium. by
offering 20 the editor Of that priu. honora
BILE szaslaction in tl.e held-,he weapon.
70 be hoes-eaeh party 10 dig one acre oI
pO.asoes--snd he whose work 10 done
beat and in The shortes. lime 10 be declared
sic victor. Should lie challenge "a
morsal pota,o-digging be accepted. IN,
~d'sos Of she Esu will usnsmii the siz,
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