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The native American., 1840-09-19

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i ever so invcterate, in One Hours duplication only,
No danger from taking cold. 1t does not contain the
particle Of Mercury, or other dangerous ingredient,
and may be applied with perfect safety.-PRrcE,
81 cents box.
For sale at
Jan 25-2m. TODD'S Drug Store.
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TURKEY RHUBARB Of superior quai,y.-A
= small lot Of this scarce article just received at
Sept, ). TODD'S Drug Store
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ARTI Giles OF THE CONSTITUTION.

First. We bind ourselves to CO operate by all law
ful means, with our fellow native citizens in the
Uated States to procure repeal of the naturaliza
ton laws.
Second Wewill use all proper and reasonable ex-
ertions to exclude foreigners from enjoying the emol
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erai or State Gov eminent.
Third That we will not held him gress Of his
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tive willing tn accept -
Fourth. That we will not in any form or manner
connect ourselves with the general local politics
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the cause of any politician or party whatsoever, but
will exclusively advocate stan! 10 and be sepai ate
and iadepe.,deaf party Of native Americans, for tile
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NAV be deemed necessary.
Washington City. 1880.
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Western Hotel, CORTLAND street. N. Y

LIVER COMPLAINT AND COUGH!-Hay.
ing taken violent cold. which settled on my lungs
and liver, producing severe cough and pain in the
side and shoulder, which was SO severe at times /
could scarcely turn over in bed, was gradually
wasting away, and weary even Of my life NV
cough was very distressing, and being accompanied
with nausea, loss of appetite, debility, and other
distressing symptoms, my suferings was extreme .
Finding no benefit from any medicine, nor from nv
Physicions, got bottle of DR.. Taylor's Balsaln
OF Liyerwort, which soon made me well and able
to attend to my business.
The native American., 1840-09-19

RAISING OF BLOOD This disease is easily
cured by The proper medicine. Mr.. Newbury, 266
Bowery, used TO raise blood in large quantities. both
by day and night; besides this, he had severe
cough and pain in his breast yet after using every
other medicine, he was cured by Dr. TayIor's Bal
sam Of Liverwort. This man is cartInan and
let all others who cannot afford 10 be idle follow his
example, if they are sick, and use this medicine 1t
will restore diseased lungs and liver in very short
time. Remember, the genuine medicine is sold at
375 Bowery.
April 1S-6m.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
FOREIGN ITEMS. m THK GREAT wEsr.

All kinds ofifsde coniinvs In ne sane
depressed state - o. cor lssl dates. snd
here il a prospect Of gearrsl lall.ng
cd IN the crops, on serount II long spell
81 cold. rainy Hsslher. Money. how
ever. . plrniy. and could Be had 81 iow
rates Of interest.
Colonel Thornton. uho Etnl 10 Len
dan or he pnrpese II negotiating loan
lor the STATE Of Illinois. al one million az
dollars, met with M difficulty in imms-
diaiely succeeding in lhr shjres 'of his
mission. and has returned in Tie Great
Wes'ern.
On The I6lh III. die Lord chsneellOr
introduced The Regency Bib into The
House Of l.ards. lie explained that The
uhiecl Of il Vas 20 proside fa' the possible
contingency Of Tie succession Of minor
70 he crown. Il 10 proposed that his
royal highness. Prince Albert. shall be
Regent. with only three restrictions 90
ihe exercise Of The royal prrroes.ives.
THESE are. lhsi the Royal assent shall
not be given 10 any sei Cor altering he
succession 10 the lhrens; Tor interfering
with The uniformity ~ daclIins aud dis.
eipline 81 present existing in the Esia-
bIished Church; 90 Cor diminishing The
leg,l privileges Of The Church Of Scot
land.
Prince Augustus 81 SAKE Coburg.
brother Of The Duchess Of Semnurs, il 10
said. j, TO marry the Princess clemeniins.
third daughter Of Louis Philippe.
Cabrera leii Paris on Ihe 10Th ult. for
lhe Castle Of Han, which is 10 be his
residence for some time.
The last Of the Csrlist chiefs, Trisia-
ny, has arrived in France with 1900
men.
Spain.-At length. Navarro. Aragnn.
and al The territory on the right Of The
Abro. are free from the fsriion that has 90
long distracted them. and the very people
IN whom il was supposed Don Carlos
claims found The greatest support. are
now The most formidable Opponents OF
his party.
The EGsi.--Aceounis from Syria re-
present an insnrree,ioh against Mehemei
Ali. Of formidable characier.--.A waIliAe
people lying between ltrahim Psvha and
Egypt, have rIsen in rebellion, and though
differing among tl,emselses in many 70.
specls. they have combined 10 shake OF
yoke Of despolism. tie endurance oil
which was no longer possible.
The insurgents. to the number OF six
thousand. approached Sidon; The com
msndsnl Of thai city gallan,ly made I
sorlie. bal he was driven back viii |
loss Of six hundred muskeis.
/ Lu.ien Bnnspsne, Prince de Canine
younger brother Of Napoleon, died .
viierbo. near Rome. on The 9th June.
Bonaparfe's Brothers. OF III
brothers Of Bonsparte are now living. 10
seph (ihe eldesi) ex-King of Spain; Louis
ex-K'ng Of Holland; and Jerome, ex Kini
OF Weslphsl,a. Lucien Gus, desd) has
eight children by his Alexandrins Bes
champ.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

The returns Of the election fnr Goser
nor 10 III he counties in he state. have
been received. with he exception Of Tyr
nj. The nsjOriiy Tor MOrshsad Is nos
767O; Tyrrsl is a Wing county, and vii
probably increase The majority 10 5000.
Ia the Legislature. The Wings have
gained II. viz: ] in Granville. 3 in Ha-
I,f.x. I in Northampton. ! in Berlie, D
10 Orungr. in Robson, ! in cuniIuek.
l in Csbarus. in Moore. ! in Burke.
/ il Buncambs, | in Rutherford, and l
ia Ashe; and hey have lost 5, viz: I in
I<aoir. / in Columbus. I in Craven. l
il sampson. and ! 10 Ysneey. The ma
isriy on joint ballot all be 80; in The
Senate 4. and in Tie House "a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

.fason--w. A. Myers, senate; John
M.Collum, and Patrick II. Winston,
commons; all Wings.
I7she-M.Millan, commons, Wing.
.7sLe and " iikes--Anderson Mlchell,
senate. Wing.
Bancombe- Patton and - Nor
ris. commons; Wings.
Bunconlbe. Haywood and Maeon--T.
i. Clingmau, senate; wing gain.
aden--Bsnneman, commons; Van.
Biaden. Branswick and Columbus
Robert Melvin, senate; Van.
Brunsriek--F. ]. Hill, commons;
whig.
Burke--W IN. Carson, J. Neal, aud E.
p. Miller, commons; all wings.
Burke aud Hancy--B. s. Gather, Sc
nate; whig gain.
Cabarrus--C. Melchor, senate; ID. Nj.
Bsrrlnger; wings, one whig gam.
Carieref--E. Whilchurst, commons;
wing.
Caaerei and yones--J. Helen, senate;
wing.
Choran-R. r.. Paine, commons
whig.
Chowan Gni Gaies-Rufus X. Speed,
senate; whigr
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

T Those indebted 10 The Office of
The Hillsborough Recorder, for subscrip.
ton, advertisements, or job work, are
earnestly requested TO make payment.
Subscribers IN Orange, VITO will no, be
in town. will have opportunities Of send
ing the amount Of their accounts, during
the County ana Superior Courts, by
some Of their neighbors.
Our thanks are due to the citizens of
Orange Tor The large increase Of patron.
age which they have bestowed upon Us
during the pas, year. II. in addition.
punctuality would be observed in the ray-
ment Of dues, meaus would be afforded
by which we should be enabled TO inn
prove the appearance Of our paper. and
Otherwise make il more worthy OF the
support il receives.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
POSTSCRIPT.

Since our paper went 10 press, We
have discovered an error in suming up,
and some other inaccuracies in the table
Of votes for Governor. Morehead's ma
jority should have been stated at 1910.
The returns from Tyrrell have also
been received. giving Morehead 427 and
Saunders A. Morehead's majority in
the whole state, therefore, is s.O4S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS IN 1854.

DEMOCRATIC OPINIONS IN 1854.
A public dinner was given on the l6lh
November. 1919. Al Frankfor,. Kentucky.
BY the members Of the Legislature, 10
Governor Shelby aud his slslT.--Amone
The iossts was the following:
. The Commander Of The North ives
tern Army lie has nobly reformed the
task assigned TO him-lhe conquest OF
Upper Canada " s
On The 25lh Of November. 1919, the
Iamnany oDcstiy, ~ TrsUw ToA. rs-.
an enterisinmeni, az which this regular
iosl was drunk:
Harrison The Braue.--By his salor
he has restored TO his country a territory
which had been cowsrdly aud disgrace
fully surrendered"
The Republican General Committee al
New York gave dinner 10 General Hsr-
rison, IL, December 1913. at which The
following toast was drunk in honor Of the
Hero.
The plaudiis Of a grateful people
the patriot hero's best reward"
On the same LIST December. 1919, The
Democratic ci,izens Of Philadelphia, gave
a dinner 10 celebrate The military, naval
and political ,riumphs Of their country.
The 9Th regular toast was as follows:
General Harrison--Patient and per-
severing--valiant and vigilanl; he is lie.
gIlimste son Of Washington"
On the 18Th Of January, 1914, a din
ner was given a, Tammany Hall to Com.
modore Perry, aud The following regular
tnst drunk:
Major General Harrison--Undaunt.
ed in the hour Of danger---generous in
the hour Of victory--who spared those
WIN were never known TO spare"
On the 9Th of March, 1914. a dinner
was given al Tammany Hall to Commo-
dnre Rogers. and the following regular
toast drunk:
i" Harrison. Shelby, and their gallant
associates"
Wha, say you now. Tammany men!
Were those who ruled 10 Tammany Hall
in lSl3-l4, men Of truth or not! lfihey
were. what must be the whitening char
ac,er Of your indignation, at The base mis-.
creants who nov, for political purposes,
Wadnce the military character Of General
Harrison!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

The Prince Of Canine (I.ucien Bona
par,e) died a, yterbe. on the 29lh Of
June. al the age Of &C. lie was the Sc
cond brother Of Napoleon, and born in
l775. Exllrd from Corsica in 1893. he
took part ia the several phases Of the
French Revolution I'LL he was created
Minister Of The Interior under The Con-
sula,e. lie was subsequently, ambassa
dor in Spain. and employed in various
confidential missions till. quarrelling with
Napoleon abou, his second marriage. he
separated himself from poli,ics. He was
taken prisoner by ths English off The
coast of Malta, and fixed his residence al
Ludlow, where he was much respected.
A. the peace OF 1914 he wen. 10 Rome,
bu. returned 10 Paris on Napoleon's es.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
NJ A II RTRmo

In this county. on Thursday the goth
instant, BY the Rev. George w. Purify.
Mr.. STEPHEN LLoYD 10 Mi MARY CARo.
LINE, daughter Of Mr.. Thos. Faucet. Of
New Hope.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

The Hon. VIM. &. Preston, in q
late letter in reply 10 an invitation Of
tho Whiss Of N. e. to attend their
great meeting on The 4lh Of July, al
Salisbury. says:
"The Southern men who advocate
the recollection Of Mr.. Van Buren are
mistaken on every ground, as prov
ed by the record.
They advocate him because they
say he is devoted 10 Southern insti-
iutions, yet he voted in the N. Y.
Legislature for the Missouri resiric-
lion. Because he il anti-tariif-yet
he voted for the Tariff Of 1924 aud
lS2S-Brcause he is Republican,
yet he voted for RUFUS King. for The
Senate; aud sustained Mr. Clinton
against Madlsun-Becsuse he is a
friend Of States RIghts--yet he ap
proved OF the Proclamation aud
Force Bill-Bccause he has talents
aud yet has never done, said or writ.
ten any one thing that his friends can
point out"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

"A METHODIST GAMp MEETING
will be held al Cedar Grove. eight miles
north Of Hillsborough. commencing on
Thursday, The l7th day Of September
next.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

c'mssrlan1--Arshibsld M,Di.ruid.
'sasis loha Montos and Da,Id Rsid.
eonnaali ~ VanA
caiHsli-Jsnss Ken. ssnsis; c.l.i.
6Fasss and Levi Walker. eounsnE Al
Vans.
CSarm-Thomas J Pssiesr. senate.
Vans samuel Hyman and - Wsds
seuh. commons. Wigs.
DuPiia-Hll. senate; Dickson and
Sullisan. eOmmons; 81 vaas.
Dapidson-AIfred Hsrgra.s. senate |;
B. l. Beal and c. BrummslI, eOnnons;
Ill .higs.
Caia-whiinslJ.ssIling.. commons,
Van.
Guiyord-Jsmes r. Morrhead, SEN
ate; George c. Mendenhali. VIM. Dosk,
and Jas. Braanoek. commons; al Wigs.
HayinOOd--Keener, commons; whig.
Hsnford-R. D. spiers. senate; w.
smith. commons; both wings.
LrsdsA-R II. Parks. senate; ]. p.
Caldwell. J. A. Young. and J. II. Me-
I.anghlin. commons. all wings.
Jona-W. Higgins, commons whig.
Liaeola-ward. senate ; Hoke. XII.
Ian, Holland. and Mundsy. commons; ell
Vans.
Hacon--John siler. commons; wing.
Moors-DuncanM urchison. commons.
whis.
Interchangeable. Montgomery. sen-
ale; E. F. Lilly and Thomas Pemberlon,
commons; all wings.
Heekieabug-J.T T. ]. Orr, senate; J.
Walker, g. w. Caldwell. and D. Nor
row. commons; al Vans.
AoHin-Jesse Cooper. senate; RAJ
leigh ROebuek. commons; both Vans.
Ner Hmorer-Larkins. senate; Jas.
r. Miller and James Kerr. commons; all
Vans.
PasquOfdnk--Wm. B. Shepard. Sc
nate; A. G. Proctor, commons; both
wings.
Rorm-Samuel Ribelin, senate; IT.
G. Jones, Dr.. Williams, and Dr.. Burnes.
commons; all wings.
Randolph-Jonaihan Worth, senate;
Alfred Brewer and VIM. b. Lane, COM
mons; all wings.
RocLingham--David $. Reid, senate;
r. r.. csrdwell. George ID. Boyd, COM
mons. all Vans.
RO5eson--Alfred Dockery, senate; d.
Graham and W. Regan, commons; all
wings, one gain.
Richmond-Geo. Thomas and Dun.
can M.i.aurin, commons; all wings.
.SampsOn--Dickson Sloan. senate; l.
W. Lane and Joseph Herring, commons;
all Vans, one whig loss.
Surry-R. E. Puryear, senate; III. p.
Poindexier. G. Franklin, Nathaniel boy.
den. commons, oil whigs.
.Sfatss-Mai,hew X, Moore, senate
John Covington, VIM. wilhers. wings,
aud Leonard Ziglar. Van. commons.
Tyrrei aud HashingfOn-H.G .Spru.
III, senate; whig.
HTkes-Bryan and Gray, commons;
both wings.
Uashington--D. C. Guyther, CON-
mons; wing.
Fancy Fleming. commons; Van.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

Politics now run hight is said
they never we're higher. The wea-
Their is armour advice 10 all par
ties is TO keep cool. All this is 10 pass
oifsoon. 'rherei IL no occasion Tor ex-
ira excitement. Men may. and ought
tobe now JEALOUS. Butthings should
be done drcenlly and in order. sOurs
Is The plan Of lair delightful peace,
uDwarprd by party rage. 20 live like
brothers" As 10 nrulrality. Of course
that is on, af The question. There
should be no neutrals. These rari
aves are mol 10 place. Let them fly
away TO more congenial countries.
But still. We repeat. that hot blood
aud bad blood should be avoided.
We cannot all think allke--and We all
have The liberty of thinking Just as
we please. A diff, renee IN political
opinion is a matter not 10 be aran-
gled about. Reason Is the swurd, and
truth the shield, 10 a political con.
TEST. When these are thrown aside.
what are taken up in their stead!
Certainly such offensive aud defensive
armor ~ 40 gnnd citizen would de-.
sire 10 aear.--.alec. Gazeiie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

: subscriptions" 10 BE- advertised, ana
lhis has been done. II alla FsqgiIst Ne
= paymshls" 3 te siFeTiitei, and thi5
hal BEEN dshe. lidafI not 81 0ns H0Fd
shout adEeflisine loans.
l maks N eonnenis. because reckon
apon the exis;enes Of msgnshinisy snd
lasilcs enough in me chsrscifr % oRi
Msaber a Congress. l,f he does nos &c
tract ihe charges be has made sgainsi up-
right men ofbolh pasiiss,) thar be vail n
al sssnis qsii using The :. Standard foE
their Fspsslion- I owe he Dr.. no IN sill
Tor his mistake; Il ! did could not ersli-
y u in snv nay 30 veil a. 10 lei him
eonllnue 10 this error. have taken The
ifuble 20 enFrsei him. because The defence
81 honest pBblie Agents Is one II Ihe 6fsl
euiies Of republican; and IL nv psrso-
nal regard for Tie gentlemen who have
been asssilrd did not make il my right 10
stop this error. still nv attachment 10
The Republican party ohl,fes me 10 vim.
diesls iis Press sgsinss leaving unmerit-
ed eensures opon rublle officers unsn-
swefed and unoticed.
Nv reasons for n0t performing This
task earlier are not important 10 your Iea
defs, or else would lpFn,sh them.
A DEMOCRAT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

The Governor Of the State Of Ken.
lucky Hon. q. A. WicklifTe) has issued
a Proclamation. under date of August 8,
convok,ng the Legislature Of that Stale TO
meet in extra sessinn on the 10Th OF this
month, I" for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the subject Of enacllng a
law providing for taking the vote Of Ken
lucky for President Of The United States.
and snch other subjects as may be com.
municaled to them, or which, in their
judgment, tie public interests may de.
mand."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

The Ohio Miamisn says ihs, The charge
Of selling white men into slavery Cor debI,
was FIRST made against Gen. Harrison IN
1921. by writer in one OF the Cincln.
matt papers. This infamous slsnderer
was an ENGLlSHMAN, who had been
taken with Proctor. by Harrison. and
hence his enmiiy. lie nov holds en- Of
Gee under Mr.. Van Buren,, and is thus
paid for bis abuse Of the gallant old &C.
neral.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
WING CONVENTION.

The New York Stale Wing Conven.
iion was held a Utica on The I2,h inst,
and was attended BY an immense con.
course of people. The Albany Journal
states that the procession was five miles
long. Among The speakers were the
Hon. N. 7. T.Ilnadge. the Hon. ME-.
Sianly. Of North Carolina. Hiram Ke,ch-
um. eco. Of New York, Alfred Kelly.
eco. d Ohm, Hon. Mr.. Souihard of N.
Jersey, and son Of Daniel Webster OF
Illinois.
The Convention unanimously nomins-
ted Governor Seward and Lieut.. Gov.
Bfadish, for &c eleclon. The Tickle, Of
Electors Of President and Wee Preslden,
was unanimously nominated; The Hon.
James Burt IL Orange. . venerable sol.
der. statesman and patriot. who was a
Jeffersonian EIector Of President, in
1900, and Gen. Peter b. Porter. Of Erie.
Who fough. with lions heart and eou.
rage a, Chippewa and Fort Erie. being
81 is head. r. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
KENTUCKY.

Returns Of the election for Governor in
sixty.nine counties give to r. P. Letcher
(.he Wing candIdale) majority Of II.
$50 votes.
IN the Legislature, as Ear as heard from,
O. Wings and Locos have been elect.
ed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

cape from Elbs. Ahst he kasl Over.
ihlos q his bTalhsT hs Fsnrd "a Inly.
SHIRE b psssed he rfmlisdef d hisi
days dstoisd - hisrsl1Fs ahd ne Gee
arts. sad sns nash Esspsrled 10 pFisais
Vie. Eaf. intelligence.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

FaH ciSHil.-Ths Jsdges o. he So
PsHer couTis haze agreed upen lhs 81
losing e lhsif Fall RiSings, Or 1870:
lsl Cireuii. EdsalOa, J6dgs Toomsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

We learn from The Madisonian that Se-
ns,or Tallmadge. Of New York, has in
s,itaaeI suits agains. the Glnbe and The
New York Evening Post for the publ.
cation Of reckless assaults upon his pri-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
Obituary.

Died, in this county. on the 2lst inst.
Mr.. SAMUEL WILSON. 10 the 77lh year
Of his age.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
ILLINOIS.

In seventeen counties the Wings have
gained and lost two members Of the
Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

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