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Brandreth's Pills.

n VEGETABLE and universal Ms&se;n.
- pFosod by The experiea6e 81 akerssass \.
be. when properly pefseseFed with, gKar.ns
eure il every fosm 81 shs OSlr uEr DssKasF.
sll hasiaa ahe same origin. and Invariably 49,
from he UNIVERSAL ROOT of ali diseass
aamsiy IMPURITY - IMPERFECT sisesis.
ton 81 the BLOOD.
II period % little more sksn sAsse te.u
- the L. 5. they have restored 70 . state Il
health and enlnyment sssf ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND persehs, Who were eisea ss.r
- ineafsbls W Physasians 81 he afss rasl sad
ssandinF, and IN many eases when ever etksr
remedy had been fesealsd 10 in saia.
Ia aileasessf Pain o. " sskncss, whsilsr !,
be chronic o. reeeni. sAeaher IL bs dealssss -
pain in the aide. whether IL arise frrm eeasi,.
iusional o. from some immediate eanes. sA..
Their ID be from inteGnal % external lnisry. n
will be cured ~ psFssssFing - The vac u iksss
Pills.
This principle Of puEgine wiih Brsndssih's
Piiis, removes nothing bul the nselsss sne a..
eayed particles from the body- fhs mofbsd snA
corrupt humoss of the blood, those humess
whieh cause dlssase-lhey impede she lans.
sioas Of The liver shen fhey settle upoa thar
organ, and which. shen ihey settle npen ne
muscles, produce Iheumaiism CO upoa sAs
nerves, pIodsee govt; o. upon ths lungs, Pc.
duee censnmrlioni % upon The insesiines, ets.
liseness; Or upan the hnine % The blood ses.
sells, spoplexy and paralysis, and sll shs tran
81 disorders 90 melancholy 10 The sslIsstf spd
all who behold them
Yes, purgiag these humers from tne body o
The true cure for all these eomPisinis, and O..
err other form of disease. This 10 no NEE
assertion 10 . demensifshie truth. sneeash
day II is extending itself fsi and side ID ID be-
coming known, and more and more sprrsei.
\ ated
The BY purgins may more depend upaa
the laws which produce sweetness o. purity.
than may Be generally imagined. Whatever
tends 10 sfagaaie. win preface siek ness, be-
cause II tends 20 putfeiaetion: therefore The
necessity ot constant exercise 10 seen
when constant exercise cannot be used from
ANY CAUSE. the oeeasionai use &c orasme
MEDICINE 10 ABSOLUTELY required. Thus
| the eOnduiis &C the blood. the fountain Of lie,
are keps ffeafron those impurities hieh woald
prevent Unsteady current minislefinR health.
Thus mofdid humefs ara pfevenied from be-
coming mixed with II. u 10 nature whish 10
thus assisted threagh the msaas and sailsis
which she has provided for herself
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Notice.

AN Thursday the 18th Of September next,
" shall offer for sale al the late residence
personal property belonging to the said decess
ed, on a credit OF twelve months. consisting Of
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Hogs, Wheat. Oats,
uay,. Fodder, Household and Kitchen Furni
tire.
N. D. Those indebted 10 The deceased, will
make immediate payment; and those having
claims will present them within the time pre-
scrbed by law. or this notice will be plead in
bar Of their recovery.
THOMAS LYNCH, Err.
August "a. 36--3a p
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Wool for Sale.


1aSWIt& kGak&U&A. &s
THE subscriber proposes publishing in
: Ysnceyville. N. Carolins. weekly
newspaper with The above title. If pat
ronage sufficient be extended 10 him.
Ia assuming The responsible station Of
Editor. he feels ali The diflidence natural
ly incidental 20 one. conscious Of bis in
feriority 10 many Of the talented veterans
Of the corps editorial. But crisis has
arrived in our country in which il be
hooves every man 10 do his duty. and we
for one are disposed 10 contribute oil our
power. how feeble soeyer il may be. 10
The maintenance Of those principles for
which our illuslrious forefsihers pledg-
ed their lives and their sacred honor, and
for which many Of them fought. blej
and died. The columns Of the " Demo
cra," will be devoted 10 The principles
avowed by The present Administration
and the Democratic party generally. We
consider The political warfare now car.
.ried on between the friends of Mr.. Van
Buren, and those Of General Harrison.
aatsgonistic as tina. that characterized The
fierce contest between The elder Adams
and Mr.. Jefferson. arguments were
the weapons used by The parties then
NOT so nosc! The humiliaiing spectacles
daily exhibited 10 our view. TO bolster up
party evidently on the wsne. aud which
seems conscious OF the fact, from The no.
vel, not 10 say ridiculous means 10 which
il resorts, are calculated 10 excite in The
bosoms of all friends 10 rational liberty,
degree Of indignation that mus, prompt
them TO suppress by all fair means, such
attempts 10 gull them.
The Wing party must presume much
on the ignorsnce and gulIlbili,y Of The
people. for moment 10 suppose that
their attention can long be diverted from
the true issue, BY the idle parade Of log
cabins. &c.
The party opposed 10 the Adminis,sa-
lion Is so heterogeneous. 10 composed OF
materials so eiscordsni, that i, would be
difficult TO define their position. They
agree in one thing, and that 10 10 put
down Mr.. Van Buren,. and 10 take The
reins of government into their own
hands.
The columns Of the as reH Democrat
will be open 10 all who may be disposed.
through its medium. 10 advocate The po-
licy Of the party 10 which The Editor is
siiached, but he wishes il 10 be under
stood that nothing of personal nature
will be permitted 10 appear in his paper.
DABNEy RAINEY.
Tes's1ss--Two dollars and fifiy cents
IN advance, ar three dollars payable 81
The end Of The year.
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Gen,lemens' Gold LEVERS, plain and
extra jeweled.
Ladies' dltto.
Silver Levers. English and French
Watches.
Long-linked Gold Watch Chains, with
and without seals.
Fine Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Seals and Keys.
Miniature Cases.
A rich assortment Of Breast Pins, Finpe,
Rings. and Ear Rings.
mall Mini aiure Paintings on Ivory, and
Enamelled Paintings.
Silver ever.pointed Pencil Cases.
Silver Spectacles, plated and steel. assert.
ed.
Butter Knives, and Gold Collar Buttons.
Silver. Steel, and Gilt Watch Chains and
Keys.
Shell and Tin Musick Boxes.
Fine Rodgers and Wostenholm's Knives
and Scissors. OF The bes, quality.
Silver Thimbles, Money Purses, and
rocket Books.
Silver and Gill Pens, Tooth and Halt
Brushes.
Silver Plated Candle Sticks, Shutters and
Trays.
britannia Ware, Mantle Clocks, and Pts.
tolls.
Beng permanently located in fiilIsborouph
and having fresh and large supply Of watch
materials, nc 's prepared 20 repair watches Il
any description. IN the best and most durable
manner, and will warrant watches repaired in
every case twelve months. Orders punctually
attended to.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
October %. 93-
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Notice.

H.ETTERs a Etuialsiftiisn % he sslats y
- GHEsLEE 2. GEORGE deceased haY-
ing besn CREATED 10 ths ElhscfihsF g Aaglsi
term 1850, 81 0E1nys EoS1ty GoaEks be heTe5y
rsQuiFeH at peEseAs indebisd 10 SID estate g
make paymsat % hin wish0ut delay. aad Al
having ei4ims sgainst thesame 70 pEessat them
within ahe tine prescribed ey law. - ihas NO
tee viii - iasisled On ID ar u their Fsccse-
~.
JOHN HAYES. .Adm'r.
Augasa 3. ss-swp
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III ILL 3 Ii q ROT q III, N. Z.
PUBLISHED wERKLv
NJ DENNIS HEARTT,

at ThntE DOLLARS WAR, on TWO DOLLARS
Firrs cENTs " rAlD IN ArsastE.
Those Who do not give notice Of their win
W have their PAPER discontinued ~ the exPiia.
ton oi the year, will be prrsumed rs desiring
istontlnnancc until sountcrmsndcd And no
paper will be discontinued until oil arrrasares
are paid. unless 81 the option 81 the publisher.
Advertisements not eAeccding sixteen liEef,
one dollar for tie fret, and twenty-five cents
Tor each subsequent insertion; longer ones IN
proportion. couft advertisements twenty live
per scnt higher. A d,dn, ten ef 3s5 per rent
viii b. made ~ ADVERTISERS by the ,paE.
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Choice Liquors, sc.

Just RECEIVED from New York, and for
sale by tho subscriber.
Superior Cogniac Brandy,
Holland Gin,
=" Jamaica Rum.
Madeira
s Mal.., Wines. of very superior
Musca, quality.
Clarct.
London Brown Stout
Pale Ale,
Irish Whisky,
Lemon Syrup,
Lime Juice, ..s.
slump Sugar.
- The subscriber will keep con-
tS stan,ly on hand, for sale, well
made GARRYALT.S and Large and
Small ROAD WAGON.
THgS. ID. GRAIN.
August - 81
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Cast Iron PIoughs.

Cast Iron PIoughs.
SlTEPHEN MOORE has on hand Cor sale,
PLOuGliS OF various sizes, with extra
Points. &c. from the factory Of c. n. Rich.
mond, near Milton. N. Z.
The following certificates will show The es-
:imation in which they are held by some Of our
best lafmcrs.
CERTIFICATES.
We have, for the last sin OF eight years, been
using the Cast Iron Plough, introduced into
this state and Virginia BY .7vsry 4. Richmond,
and have no hesitation in saying, that We con
slider il superior 10 any other IN use in our coun.
try, for lie easy draught. facility of turning the
soil. and its general utility IS TO petformsne nee.
and the small expense oil the cast point, which
We think preferable, On account Of It's convent.
ence and ,nfiins cost, TO any other Kind Of poin,
we have ever used.
WARNER NJ. LEWIS, casw oil county,
STEPHEN DODSoN, do do
GEO. w. JEFFREYS, Person do
WILLIAM IRVINE, do do
have Tor several years been in the hahi, or
using the sbove Ploughs, and have no hesita
tion in saying, that they answer my purpose
exceedingly we'll.
THOMAS m'GEtIEE, Person county.
October 10. a9-
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Oragne County, August
TERM. 1910.

mRDERED. That advertisement be made
in the HillsborOugh Recorder for three
Ronihs. that . majority Of the Justices Of the
Peace in and for this county. are requested 10
meet at Noycmbor Term next on Tuesday, 10
fake into consideration whether the Office OF
County Trustee in this county shall be sbo-
ilshed.
JOHN TAYLOR. GIsrk.
August IS. 36-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-17

The following gentlemen have been srpoIss
Cd agents Coz The sale Of Brsndreth's Pllls:
Dennis Hearth. Hillsborough.
Stedman & Ramsay. Pisisborough.
lIargrsve. Gather a Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Sircluff. Midway. Davidson.
James D. M'Dade, Chapel Hin.
December > 99-I9m
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Notice.

q T August Term, 1870, OF The Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions Of Orange county,
the subscribers qualified as executors Of The
last will and testament Of the late JOSHUA
JOHNSON, deceased, and obtained letters ties
iamentary thereon; they, therefore. require oil
persons having claims against said estate 10
present them within tho time prescribed by
luw. and all indebted 10 the same TO make
payment without delay.
JOSEPH HOSKINS. J r.
CALVIN JOHNSON. H@ TO-
ANNA JOHNSON, Err. ..
August "a. 36-3wp
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EifIlER Double os Single, made 10
order-an article Of great comlpTi'
aither in sumner or winter. Orders leli
Al the Office Of the Ilillsborcugh RrroE-
der will be duly as.euded 10.
July %. So
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ANOTHER.


whep one u The Msrshals Tor TAX
iag the rsusns In aa adjoining county
wss engaged ID The sxtra work i'm
posed upon him uf ilnding out and not
log down INC politics q the different
voters, be ssked q geutiemau In GER
tain township how me majority vcpld
be Ia The township in which he lived.
lie replied that il would be largely
Cor Wan Buren. Well content. the
Marshal wsaf 10 The nexthouses where
he knew resided an intimate personal
friend. and be Supposed . political
friend Of The person he had just leff.
He made the same inquiry - TO whom
ths msjority Of The ysses would DC
gisen 10 fhecoming election, when be
wss surprised % hear in reply that u
woald be given 10 Harrison. Why,
said me Marshal, there appears % be
quite o difueaes OF opinion between
yoa and yourncarest neigheor. Yes.
replied the gentleman. there always
has been; daring the last xar, shen
che Indians and British were murder
ing cur pioneers and early settlers,
burning their houses and stealing their
horses shouldrred my gun and join
ed the North western army under
Gen. Harrison; bur my neighbor ran
OF 10 Ohio. and remained there until
the var vas over. and peace and
perfect security restored. About the
same difference exists between rs
vet. Ibid.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-17
For Sale,

DETERs Vegetable Anti. bilious Pills.
Il Bcekwith's Aniidispepiic Pills.
Indian Elixir. for Coughs, Asthma, Infiamma.
ton % The Lungs, &c.
n. s. Bernard's Syrup, for Asiatic choiers,
Cholera Morbus. Diarrl ora, Summer Com
plants. Coles. Cramps. SpAsms, Sc.
WIN. w. Gray's Invaluable Ointment, for ell
External Diseases. SC.
ALSO Harrison's Specific Ointment, for do.
Also other Medicines, SC.
A. PARKS.
June ~. &c
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SAL

THE subscribers have Just received .
quantity Of Liverpool and Ground
Alum SALT, for sale by the sack or
bushel.
PARKER g. NELSON.
September 4. Sc
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Notice.

m + Aneusg Tern. 1874. 81 the Couft Of Pleas
- and Qaarser Sessions for Orsnge ecansy.
The subscssbss vas qualified - exeeulof %
the Last wili and teslamsnt Of JANE ALLEN.
deceased, and ohtained letters tsslamentayf
thereon; he therefore requests ali persoas 10
debted 70 said estate 70 make payment With
ON delay. and these having claims ell pre-.
sent them. properly aaihenticafads within NE
time presented By isw, o. shis notice viii Be
plead in bar al their recovery.
JOHN SCOTT, Err.
August e. A6-3w
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Notice.

EHHE School Committees for the several dis
tricis Of the county Of Orange are noti6-
ID, ihat upon giving Satisfactory Information
~ the Chairman Of the Board Of superiniend
.ents shat they have erected School Houses,
snd have Schools 70 operation, they can apply
40 fhe Chairman Tor funds a. any time after
shs Let day Of October next.
JOHN TRouNGER. Chm'n.
August IS. sG-zm
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Notice.

IL WOULD respectfully reques, those indcb,.
ed 10 me TO cal! and settle their accounts
LENUEL LYNCH.
October %. - 81
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Shoes! ShOcs!!
PARKER e. NELSON

EfAvE just received
400 pair Of Ladies' Shoes, assorted.
800 do. Men . do. do.
$50 do. Misses and Childrea's do.
ALSO
Ladies' and Gsntlemen.s India Rubber ovel
Shoes.
October %. "a
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Wool Carding.

THE subscriber has his Wool Carding
Machine in good order. and desires
his customers TO bring their wool clean,
that they may have good work.
c. w. JOHNSTON.
juno 3. a..
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DIR. BRANDRETHs once In Virginia, q
nos MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the old Market.
Where the Pills can be obtained a. 25 eenls Pa
box, with full Directions.
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For Sale,

For Sale,
lrLoUR, Corn Meal. Bacon and Lard,
Herring
Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, 10 papers
and hands.
Cigars, Pipes. &c.
Good Vinegar, and little &c the Grape,
Peach, Apple and Corn Juices. very good. SO.
A PARKS.
June IL. G.
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THESE H&dlstAtA ~ -
Eshts8 f9Fiheif namNta theH
maailssi Rne leHGias 1eilae |,
= rsFilyinR ths Eglinka tbe
essnneis 81 liEe. ane enaall
60 wisk reserved lone nne
.igor. IL msny hnndEsd eeE.
sSssl cases ~kieh have Ases
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-09-17
Notice.

Notice.
snHR Lsrssssst4 MARTliA RAf, aeessssa
- aFs hsIsby nutihst - ea@s sefs &c 80
seesiFs thEiF Fsspestits isgaCisa g Us g - :.
~ Is prepared Il sxttia vita Asuss IS : ~
nog ~ hsla Espoasibls fos Interest ailsf ms
JAMES JACKSON. j. Err.
Asgass H. ss-s~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Orange County.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
May Term. 1910.
James Uhifsin v. Joseph Eeefand.
original Atiachme

1T appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the Court.
that Joseph fseelaaj, the defendant in ,his
case, il not an inhabitsnt of shis state; u 10
therefore ordered. that publication BE- made 10
the Marlborough Recorder. Coz six successive
weeks. for said defendant 10 be and sppssr
before the Justices Of our Court u Plsas sad
Quarter Sessions. 20 be held for the county u
Orange, 81 tho court house In liillsbotoueh, ~
the fourth Monds. IN August next, aud then
and there rrpisyy Or plead 60 issao. OF Fdg.
meni pre- seafssso will be entered against him.
JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. 81 SO. 25-6w
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-20

ing the dislilleres and stores where they
received their bano-following the track of
The vessel engaged in the commerce-walk.
ing upon the water1it,ing athwart the deck
and sending up from ihe hole within and
waves without, groans, and loud laments,
and wailings! Who would attend such
storeS-who would navigate such vessels
Oh, were the sky over our heads, one great
whispering gallery, bringing down about
us all the lamenation and woe which in
temperance creates, and the firm earth one
sonorous medium of sound, bringing UP a.
round us from beneath, the wailngs of the
damned, whom the commerce in ardent
spirits had sent !hither;-thcse tremendous
leaIiiles assailing our senses, would iuvig-
ora'e our conscience and give decision to
our purpose of reformation But these G.
wills ale as real as if the stone did cry out
ol the wall ard the beam answered it las
If day and night, waiings were heard in
every part CT the dwelling and blood and
skeletons were seen on every wall las re-
al as if the ghostly forms Of departed vic,
Tins fitted abops the ship as she passed
over the bIlows and showed themselves
nightly about the disiiIsres, and with un-
earthly voices screamed in our ears their
loud lament. They are as real as if the
sky over our heads collected and brought
down upon lis all the notes Of sorrow in
the land and the firm Garth should open {
passage for the wailings Of despair to CONF
up from beneath. BeeSher.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-06-20
TRUELY ELOQUENT.

"CouId all the forms Of evil produced
by in temperance come upon us in one hor-
rid array, it would appal Lac nation and put
an end to the tralfi: in arden, spirits. If in
every dwelling built by blood the stone
from the wall should u..er the cries which
the bloody traits cxloris, and the beam out
of the timber should echo them back, who
would build such house and who would
dwell in ii! What if in every part of the
dwelling, from the cellar upwards, through
all the hil.s and chambers, babblings, and
contentious, were heard day aad night p
VIVA. if the cold blood oozed out and stood
III drops upon the walls, and by preterna-
mraI art all the ghas'ly skulls and bones of
the victims destroyed BY intemperauce
should stand upon the walls, in horrd sculp-
ture within and without the building,-who
would read itl What if at evenlids at
midnight, the airy forms Of men destroyed
by inss~psrsncs, were dimly seen haunt
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PGlIZEIOAno
From the Kentucky Gazette.
CHEERING FROM KENTUCKY.

Mr.. Editor:--I psrceiYe in your parer a
call upon NE 10 become candidate for the
legislature. These notices of personal
friendship, are by me duly appreciated; and
my only regret is, that am unable 10 re-
spond affilmatively. My private interests
at present imperiously demand my undivi-
ded attention. III
Here l might close, but from the tenor Of
this call, it seems that my vo;e, at the next
Presidential elecllon,is the basis upon which
=" Many Voters" tender 10 me this invita-
lion. Really, sir, do not know human
being whose political oP,n!onS aEe likely,
in any degree, to be affected by nine. |
have, it is true, watched the prugress OF
this great controversy, with heart free from
rancor, sincere disposition TO come 20
such conclusions as the dignity aud inter
ests Of the country demand. That these
conclusions are incompatible with my re
cent party relations, DO, nest fully aud
distinctly ayow.
shall not undertake 10 discuss the great
questions now presented for the solemn
consideration of the American people, and
upon the decision OF which, in my juGg-
nent, much Of the moral and intellectual
character Of this nation will hereafter de-
pend. The public mind has authoralively
settled the question, that there should be a
total and unqualified divorce Of the Govern.
ment from all Banks, State or National. -
The elections of '3s and 80 left the Presi-
dent in triumphant maj 1rity upon the sub.
ject Of the currency. Yet, strange to say
he is now in danger Of his election, b. the
results of the Harrisburg Convention and
the combination of alarming elements by
which Gen. Harrison was put in nomiDa-
lion. There is something in this past my
philosophy.
I have thought well Of General Harrison,
I gave lin an ardent aaL animated sugpor.
in 1890. | am not now un(riendly to him
yet confess that felt a deep degree Of
humiliation, when i! appeared that he had
suffered three men in Cincinnati, TO pu,
forth that most dishonorable letter TO the
Oswego Association. The refusal of the
Harrisburg Convention to publish to the
world the principles by which the Wings
are known and characterised as a party,
deeply impaired my faith in their political
integrity. The assumption of control over
Gen. Harrison, by an arrogant committee,
and acquisscsncs there in, sadly admORsh