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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22
PRINTED LAWNS, MoUSLIN DE LANES,

PRINTED LAWNS, MOUSLIN DE LANES,
&C., &c.
CHEAPER THIN EPER!t
USF opened mt the Sagodahock Cheap Sre beant, va
y riefy of Printed and plain LAWNS CHaLLIEs MousLIN
DE LANES CALIcoEs Fancy IIandkercefs shaws scarfs
Gloves Hosiery together with many other new and desra
DIE Goods "hc Were purchased the past week for cash,
and viii BE- Sold cheap any store in n not
ing ''tidHSieHt merchants. ' '7f
Also AS above good assortment Of Ladies and Gents
Sh0es nj low prices.
~ Il. Ail goods sold at this store will be warranted per
feet hv hIONZO PARSONS
Bath July y. 3wi7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

consequence of the increased demand for TRuFANT's
l. COMPOUND for of SALT RHEUM, &C., il is evil
dent that base attempts have been made, and max
ing, TO initiate the article and infringe upon his right. He
obtained LETTERS PATENT three years since, both for
the preparation and name; and all persons hereby
toned against infringing upon his right guaranteed by said
PATENT under the seyerest penalties of the LAW Rsmem
ber the penalty lies against the seller well the maker
of the Article Neyer'' buy unless III the aoritten
mind-oren signature of the inventor. The ointment
in tin boxes with the letters t'W b. TRUFANT PATENT,
BATH, ME-" stamp the all be false
That the above medicine is worthy confidence is evident
from the fact that wltstandng tsopposon) more than
EIGHT IN US4ND
packages have been sold within short time, giving very
eral satisfaction where faithfully applied. In fact the
tnual and almost daily instances of its which have
occurred III this and other States nses the proprietor
submitting with increased confidence the public gener-
ally. This remedy is recommended in addition SALT
RHEUM, good for RING WORM-SCALD HEAD
SHlNGLES--LEPROSY-P -TTCH-PIMPi .ES-
and especiailg so for the JACKSON BARRIERS ITCH
As man is heir to humOrs oil thousand the ointment
sefis frequently used with entire Scots. The
internal application, different ingre-
dents, entirely Vegetable and Is esteemed highly,
aed wholesome drink, for generay particularly in
the spring Price 30 Numerous certificates from
distinguished physicians clergymen and other professional
from this and other States in possession the pro-
preor, which might be subioned if necessary word
the wise is sufficient For sale the subscriber
wholesale and retail, and at the BATH BOOK STORE
In Brunswick by Webb and Hall-Wiscasset by Edmund
Dana and by his regular agents throughout New England
w b. TRUFANT sole proprietor
Bath, Me, lSAl ira
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DAVID G, DIAGouN

HODGKI.N7S WTL4RE
IAn HHDS prime retailing MOLASSEs
IOO 100 Bbls Mess No. and prime BEEF
10 half Bbls Family Mess BEEF
50 Bis Clear, Mess & prime PORK
~ Kegs LARD.
10 CASKS Winter and Spring OIL
200 bags fine SALT.
80 Bbs Genessee FLOUR.
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth COfdage, &C., &c, &c.
Ali which aoH be sold pery lop
Bath, May 13, 1911 u7
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

Al hs sign Of the Mortar, opposite de Printing Ofrs
y ESPECTFULLY invite the notice OF the community L.
their New Apothecary Establishment Front Street IN
the building recently known the Kimbal Store Opposite
this Printing Office, where they will be ready furnish al
all times night day, Medical and Surgical advice ami
medicines with neaness and dispatch and cheap a. can
be procured in the place. Particular will gye
10 Physicians orders and prescriptions and furnishing
Medicine Chests for families and vessels.
DR. II ale viii attend exclusively the duties ofhe shop
and DR. STOCkBRiDGE will continue devote his alien
ton to his Profession of Surgery and Medicine
N b. They have Soda Fountain from which they can
furnish the luxurious and sparkling beverage perfection
Bath, June 10, lo4i. IN
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Bath, Me, lsal.
@nAODVSn (,

ROAROERS WANTED! 1T 80 80 PER HEEF
ID at the CONNIE rcfal IIouseI HENRY ROOTH
would respectfully inform the public generally that he con-
nues to cary ON the above named House, and viii furnish
board at 81 50 per week.
Grateful for past fayos, he socs continuance
same. Bath March H. ls1I tf50
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

REFINED WHALE OIL.
BARRELS double refined Whale Oil of VERY superior
~ quality, just received and for sale by
Bath, July Is, lS4l. i6
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10 LET.
THE House recently occupied by Thomas Perce-Inquirt
nf d. Y KENDALL.
July 18th, 1871. 3,yI6
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IA, brig EIellespont, Randall, Qua laloU1e.
81 Erg Ceyion, Cutting, Havana.
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LIQUID OpOOELDDC.
PREPARED AND INTENDED FOR INTERNAL AND
EXTERNAL USE.
'SNHis article has become STANDARD MEDICINE ana
enjoys the high privilege of being knownand patroisti
~ great portion OF the Medical Faculty throughout the
The inventor and proprietor of this preparation was in the
regular and constant practice Of medicine twenty years
has been preparing this aric the last fifteen wears and
with full confidence, offers the public a. the r.sf o
his experience and best efforts. --s
No ber remedy can be- taken in all cases wnare an anti
Cough HoaIsess, and Colds Pain and Soreness In
the Lungs, Stomach and Sides caused by ne or other
WISE r Slranguay Asthma and influenza for Throat
weak Lungs, &c, &c. =
The increased demands for this medicine has been VERY
GREAT within the LAST SIX MONTHS have mad,
with the manufacturer TO be constantly ann,
piled, and furnish il wholesale retail. 2 y
Traders in other towns, furnished al the manufacturers
price by the doz. OTIS KIMBAIL
Rnth, May 26, ls4l fmiso
ASSIGNEEs NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that 10Th day of June
instant, Johnson Rideot of Bath, Merchant and Ship
builder assigned the Subscribers for benefit of all
creditors who become parties thereto within three
months, all his estate property and effects The assign
may the Office of j. sewall in Bath wbes
the creditors may become parties to it.
w. "a O. MOSES,
Bath, June 81, 1871. "a
M. +. GANNETI,
aUC79OJNEER Y COMMISSION MERCHANT
Front Street,
49,, ,o., BATH, MAINE,
June 2ith loll' 6m13.
WORMS CAUSE DEATH.
SHERMAN'S WORM LoZENGES will entirely destroy
~ all kinds of Worms. Orer million of bores sold yeo
The only drraed Children and adults alik
subject to worms Many diseases arise worms without
its being suspected. Sometimes very Troublesome cough
pains III the joints or limbs bleeding the nose. &c &c
are oeGasoned by worms and may he by using this
medicine Many physicians of the highest responsibility use
Gf15) Central UBorf
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COUGH LOZENGEs

COUGH LDZENGES.
SHERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGERS, celebrated for
- curing the most troublesome Coughs, Asthmas, Whoot
ing Coughs. Consumption, &c in few days. and often in
twenty four hours. T.
We used Shernan's Cough Lozenges in our families and
they failed the worst in few days. We
recommend them to all who afflicted with coughs colds
whoopng coughs, asthma tghtness of the chest :consump
Rey. JAMES o. KENT, New Haven.
JAMES HUNT, SIS Greenwich ST.
Rev. J. N. MOEF Art.
BENZ. CROMBLE, 645 Broadway.
s.B. ANDREWS
More than 1900 additional certificates might be added, Of
the wonderful virtues of these justly celebrated Iozengrs
u l5l For sale only ly r. WOOD, Ceatrai HhdrE
MEAD d SYRUP.
8 ARsAPARILLA MEAD and Le4non Syrup by the dozen
~ 70, for sale I5 by CHA's CLApP,Ir
RUSSIA Duck.
A GOOD assortment of different qualities, for SHE by
10 c. CLAPP, Jr.
MORE NEW GooDs!.
uST received and for sale, at Nos Il 2, Kings new
- Block, Front Street
a~rCheoper than erer.-f5
Bath, July 7. (tfl5) II. HOLLAND.
SO4CHeNG TEA.
20 CHESTS prime souchdns Tea for sale by
July G, ls4l. Is
~ by CHAPS CLAP, Jr.
RETAILING MOLAsSES.
~ HDS early crop Cuba oasses, in good order and for
~ sale by CHA'S CLAPP, Ir
July 6, lSil Is
CIRCULAR, Boiling Clapboard and Single SAWS, for
HHDER VINEGAR manufactured and for sale by
June 30. TIA
'FARwELL's' CELEBRATED sCYTHEs,
NEAIHs Of all kinds, Hay Forks Rakcs, scyhe Stones,
~ Rifles, &C. for sale by DANIEL MARsToN.
June Both, lS4l. 5wl4
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FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.

FRUIT AND VEGETABLES.
ID p MORSE is constantly receiving per Steamer J. w
HI. Richmond, fresh lot of Fruit and Vegetables everv
Sltn makes.
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BOOIk & JOB PRINTING, dome al this Office.
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RETAILING. MOLAGSES.
SO HDS early crop Cuba ioasses, in good order and 70
Nv sale by CHA'S CLAPP, Jr
July g. 1871 Is
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'FARWELL's' CELEBRATED sCYTI4ES,
81 NEAIHS of all kinds Hay Forks Rakes scythe stones
~ Rifles, &c, for sale by DANIEL MARSTON.
Inne BOTH, 1871. 5wl4
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-07-22

SDsjCHoNIs TEA.
Oh CHESTS prime Souchdng Tea for sale by
~ CHA'S CLAPP, Jr.
July G, 1s4l. is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14

a., tie prudarI Of The RFitish pass .
slsus IN IndlL Estimating each
ehss, q IsO Ibs. wight IhFqaahIl'y
esnlsinrd 10 $4,000 chests. awald ~
4 csc, 900 lbs. IaFkey prudarta
opium. and Il 10 cultivated IN Chiaa.
~ sams districts. bai both he Tur-
Rev and chisess spiam i small In
ausaiiIy and iairrior 10 qasliiy. can-
pared xiIh the iadian drag. -The
pappy 10 ralIissird 10 India. princi-
paily In Mssss. Beazrrs sad Behar.
Ons half Of the shols qaaatity al
opium broaght 20 market. Is from
Malsa. and as this district Is bsyand
the auhariiy Of the company. The cul
nysiisn and trade 10 The article isfrse.
"a Bensrrs and Bshsr. and lhrsngh.
Out The Territories Of the East India
company. the cultivation Of tbe pappy.
the preparation af The drug. aud the
traffic in Il. are under strict mono
Ssly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
Leasburg Academy.

fI,HE exercises OF this school will close, ss
usual, on the 18th Of December, 10 be re-
sumed on the 18th Of January next.
In I'D Iiiion to the usual studies Of the Gram.
mar school in the English and classical depart.
ments, opportunities OF regular instruction in
Algebra, Geometry, Surveying. Rhetoric, Mo
raj Philosophy, and the French Language, are
affJrdcd, when desired. Defamation and
Composition are made important items in the
exercises OF the school. ,t*
A regular boarding house on an extensive
plan, and uuder stric, rules Of order, With CON-
Portable apartments for students and remate
from the occa sional hustle Of the village, has
been recen,.y prepared on lot adj ,ining the
subscriber. and is subject as far as necessary
20 his supervision. Board may also be procur.
ed ia several respectable families in the village
and in the neigaborhood. at reduced prices.
Leasburg is a small village. Of only ten OF
twelve families, scattered over space of near,
ly half q mile in extent and generally sff,rd-
ing the advantage Of retirement and quieiude.
IL is situated 90 the regular stage route from
n anderson to DanyiIle, and comprises as ma
ay advantages 10 point Of health. order and
morality, as any village with which the sub
scrlber Is acquainted. az@~
Concerning the subscribers qualification,
reference may be had 20 any Of The travelling
Or stationed ministers of the North Carolina
Conference. 10 the Faculty, and many Of the
graduates and students Of Randolph Macon
and Chapel Hill. =@ >.s a@
RATES or TUITION, IN ADVANCE.
For Elementary English branches. $40 per
session.
For Auejent Languages, Mathematics. Sc,
SIS. -. .---...~.. -.
Board. $40 per session Of FIVE months. one
half 10 advance.
LORENZO LEA.
December Q. sa<s i ID. So ~
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Population II SSHih .imerica.-N No
rerrni us.tasiag been taken IN
the Saath American Repablies. their
exact population cannot be ascertain
cd. Mh-a last anaaueed officially.
they numbered as Ialiaws:-The Ar
geniine Rrpablic 2.O00.0Oo. Peru l.
700 600. New GrrnsdaS 1867. 900.
Bolivia l.5O0. 900. Chill i.500. 600.
Yenezneis 600 600. Equator GOO. 900.
Pnssuay 500 600, Uruguay $50 600.
Brazil (which 10 an empire under
Prdrn u. J 5.Is04is. smssnIig in ell
20 rs 467.4Is. We think $4,000, 600
may be safely set dawn as the pre-
&c population Of South America.
Exclusive &C this. Central Amsrics
has population Of about 100000.
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Dr. BRAyDRETHs once in virginia, |.
nos MAIN STREET, RECHMOND,
Near the Old Market.
Where the Pills an be- obtained Of Is cents per
Dor. With full direril.ns.

The following gentlemen have hren srpoinl.
81 sgrnis fsf the sale d Brandisth's Pills:
Dennis Heart. Ilillsborough.
Stedmsn a. Ramsay. Pnisburough.
Hargrsve. Gather a Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. SirelufI. Midway. DssitsOn.
James b. M.Dsde. Chapel IT'LL.
J. M. A. Drake, AsLbatough. Randolph.
John X. Brown. Privilege. Do.
NJ. G. Gardner, 81. I.swsrnre. Chatham.
g. A. Mtbsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
f. & w. Smith. Alananer. Guillord.
J. & X. Sloan, Grrensborough.
J. a. n. Reid. Troublesome Iron Worls,
Rockingham.
James Johnson. 4 ,ysniwonh. Do.
Wood 4 Nrsl. Madison. DO.
J. w. Burton. K Co.. Lsskr,ille. do.
Oven Mailer. Yaneey,illr, CsswtlL
N. J. Palmer. Million. DO.
December Is 4s-iem
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Brandreth's pills

n NkGkfAeLG, and uhMst a \. .S.fs
Pgyyfd 10 the FxpeikRgf 81 lier,. aAts
he, WhFH pFhpfily peittsFlsd , a. 4 s...N
FnFe ~ every larm "a ~ NKEg o. f..Ntia
al hnNtna Ne Eanle ere Es Hrd inrrr.i I. -
Efum thE IhiNEkeAL hNuT IT - 80
nauasiy lA.PLEETt - iAlFERl Ecr -
lioa oifae bLOOD. ~ttA-
IN pend " ErHis acre aAan ~.
10 ais e. 5. issy base Eeslsrsa = 1 49,! 49,,
t.eailh and erlpy@spi sssf 0kE lsfNners,
THOUSAND reTfoess = 10 ptrs fs.~ -.
- insufsbis " Physirians q ihs lirs, -
Shading. AID is nsay rasts Ahra s,s., -. -.
rcmrdy lad brsn rrsaIird a. ia s.i.. ~ssf
u slisassssd Pals o. y sskasfr, N a..
Be ehEoale sfssSens, shsit4 \ b. ssslI1sss =
pain IN THE SIDE. whether i tsise l,sw $50.
iutioasi OF i'sn senss innrt >ll.sss. -.
Their Il b f~m iaisEnsi AZ ilslrf ~,
vi ss,sIss By PsHsssrirg iAlLs ~ 4 la.
! Thi. P.iasIpls Of ps.sias -irA sn..,.,.,.
4 Pils. removes noshine bui ih' sssis.s 80 =
eased pafiiciss ffoIe the body shs as,b,S -
eoirupi hunoIs Il the blosd. alass 49,.
whseh eAnse disease--ihey impede IL f.se.
tlons Of the Iisef shea they ftHis ,oa 81
oEesn, ahd which. shen they ssiils upsn 4.
muscles. pfodare IheBmailsns o. spoa =.
Il aeftEts FttuutE n W. " hfnh Vie iuref. nsa
duce coEsumFli0ni % up0n the iniesainss !,
tivcncss; o. 1pan the hang a Ihe 49, -.
sells. spoplsEy ard Paralyns, and III she -.
~ disorders % Inc.anehoiy 10 ihe a. lissr 80
al Hko behold them.
fcs. puFging these bnmorE lrrm fna a., :,
lhe true r0Ie cor al tLtse ecsntisinas. anr'.-.
cry elher fsnn Of disease. This 10 a -,
assertion Il 10 dempnsi rable truth. "a -
dap Il 10 extending ilssli; laI and aide 4 4 l.,
e"mlag kneuBs and mole and more sprrssi
tated.
| The cure By pDrTing may more d read ups,
fhe laws shirh pfcdare Sweetness N para ,
than may be generally iihseineJ. Mh.is,s
tends 10 slagnste. sill pFtduts sick aces. B.
cause 4 tends 10 puirei.elisR; therefore Al,
aeressily Of ronsiaht sxfn 10 . seen.
wkeH constant exercise eannls Ls nsed ffs.
ANY CAUSE. the oreasiaaal use Il op.N,x,
MEbieixs 10 ABSOLUTELY rsquireo. Ths
the eonduils az the blood. the fountsia Of m,
are kepi free iipln these impurities uhisA osI
prevent iis steady current mini.Iesisr heath
Thus morbid hamors are pnsenled fien B.
connng mixed Nah IL. u 10 nature xhish
thus assisted through The msaas and srll.
which she has provided fof henelG
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JuntO Academy.

EpHE FALL SESSION 81 this Academy
- will close on the 5th ofBext month. and
the neIl session will euinmence on the 18th
Jauary, isil.
This institution isi divided into two d-pari.
meats. English and classical. Ia each depart.
meat the course ofihstruction is full and som-
pleie. In the Engli.h, ATE taught, IN the frst
class. Reading, Writing. and Arithmatic. q,
ire dollars per session Of 1--WE months; and in
the second class. English Grammar. Gengra.
ply, with the use Of tie Atlas, History, Philo.
sophy, Astronomy, BE-, a. eight dollars per
session. In the classical department. - taught
full and complete academicsf course Of Latin
and Greek literature. the tuition Zee ~ twelve
dollars and a haif per session. In this depart
mcni students are prepared loE any Of our Y
Universities. No day siudents wifi be taken ~
either department.; each student entering the
Academy will be considered bound FOR The tui
tion fees, irom the time he enters 10 the end
Of the session. No deduction will be made
ior the loss Of lime, except 10 case Of sickness.
Every possible care will be taken 20 promots
the advancement in literature, morality end
virtue, Of each student placed under our care
The subscriber 10 prepared 10 accommodate
eighteen or twenty students with board. and
good oul rooms, for seyea dollars and hal
per month, except candles and mendiae.-
Good board can be ha1conyenient 10 the AGA
deny, ut from six 10 six aud half dollars PEI
month. ~~t #*-#
DANIEL w. KERR. Principal.
Raleigh Star, standard. and Register, copy
the ab,ve six weeks, every ether week, aud
ct Junto, Orange county, y. c.
a
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STATE OF NoRrH.CAROiLNA.
Orange County.

In Equi,y-Sep,ember Term. 1910.
Chsslsy p. Georges hei-sv '. Zaehariah Tries
E## @GH ea and sihfrs. D. s..ns.
TIT appearing 10 tie saiisfas tion tft cour'
:. that James Trice and }. G. Brasshe'd. de
PENDANTS in this case, are not Inhabitants o.
this state; II is therefore ordered, tia, publ
cation be made in the Marlborough Recorder
for six weeks successfully. that unless The said
James Trce and John C. Brassfirldlsppear a
the next term Of this Court, TO be held Tor III,
county Of Orange. at the court house IN Hills
borough, on the second Monday in Marct
next, The bill will be taken pro eonfesso sgains
them, heard ex psrte, and deereed according
JAMES WEBB, c. & ~
Price adv. 81 SO 4i-6w
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a rrordin season MIR. Rutherford
sac ACCUSTOMED 10 rnmr Go the parish
al Assert0n. shore Adam clsrk's
father resided. and 60 preach in DIFF
lrrsnt places. Adam heard him every
where; and In returning from The plz-
ees sf preaching. was in the habit. Of
walking behind him, and toak delight
10 literally treading in his steps: this
sss before be had any personal sc-
qgsintanc~ ~iih hin. One rsening
Mr.. IL. nuiicing . little I'D troitIng
sitter bin whssn he had often ebsers-
I'd 81 the preaching. iurned sb,ut and
said. :. Wei. child. God hath said, .
lave them that love me. and they that
sesk nc early shall find me- lie said
40 more. and Adam ponaered these
words In his heart and thus reasoned
on Them: What dues he mean BY they
that seek ns earlyl' rise early, aud
my FIRST work Is prayrr-is that what
ismeaui! No, ills ihry Who seek God
early In ilfe-when they are young:
then, thus I seek. and thus I ailI
serk. the Lord. lie said also. .ihry
SHALL end me:' others. perhaps. may
seek aud moi fad: but God says To
the young. sthry SHALL fHd.' This
gave him great encouragement.
Diner preachers took no notice OF
hin; probably surprising one 50
youas could not be expected TO have
much concern for bis saul. Expo.
rience. bOaeser. has indisputably
shown that the true light that light,
sae.h every man that cometh iniu the
world. shiurs often very pnSerfri on
infant minds: and that ~e cannot be
Too Siieafisc 20 their cultivation. aud
that The best fruit may be expected
from careful mansgementof such
svils. sN
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Frsm sAs charlssasa Msrcsry.
WHAT DO We LIVE FoR'


whsa d we Ire fsrs . 4 10 be
Tia sporf sffsstuas's p0~es-
Ts lasaeh our barb % pleasures sea
ass Sat perhaps an hour
To Easis ear tine n idle dreams
0fshsk nag Ss 40 mofnow-
re eleaa sish care froa Prsssui scenes
The source 81 fstsre'surFoSf
sNss 20 .e live fsfi - Il 10 Sad
The lies 81 iisndsAiP bFoksn-
That loxs's |. sanad 20 cheat msnkind,
AID dies 80 SOFA ~ sPakea- z.. .-. .
Tomsrk The sees On oilers hafleds
Ser weep their hapiess lo.--
T. hate ear ls'lows-earse the world
To die AL Be forgoii
n 90 ssrs fsrPed T. seek Cor truth
Throsgh paths made plain ~ reason;
To hail thai light n earliest youth
Which shines II every seasa1.
Yes! we are made 10 ain below
The been hereafter given.
u eaia's saile a earthly no.
lad had oar home in liEaEEx. A TN.
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NOtice--TO Printers.

A PRACTICAL PRINTER, who has had
N considerable experience 10 conducting Q
Newspaper. desires 10 take charge ola news
paper establishment, as principal, in Norili
Carolina Georgia, or Alabama; he would have
no objection 10 associate himself with any
gentleman embarked in tue Printing business
IN either Of the states last named, as he. 10 We
ry anxious to plant his person. permanently.
in Georgia or Alabama. His politics are oi
the JeFerspnian school, and, consequently. .,
war with mapy Of she leading measures Of The
present Administration. H..
Unexceptionable testimony Of good eharsc
ter can be adduced. Address 40. p. @, Hills.
borough, North Carolina" postage paid.
. A PRINTER
September, 1910. ..gng S.
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MARRIAGES. "A s4GN OF THE TINES.
A friend ~ho is particularly foad
of noticing the sisus Of The times.
aud ~ho considers that there is no
better indication Of prosperity than
IN Increases 81 marriages, expresses
the opinion that be has discovered this
gratifying improvement in moraIs
and society Within the last few weeks.
MIST sincerely do se rejoice, if his
notion be correct. We have long
thought that somstbing like an under.
standing shoHld exist. in this country
especially, in rrlslion To the term Of
corr up. We consider IL morally
wron; on fhs part Of sutton, 10 liu-
ger on year alter year In his address
esio any bright particular STAR and
thus to deprive her, 10 sume measure.
OF The general society and attentions
oil stiiers. without snIns certain pros
pect % TO The termination Of the peri
cd Of conriship.
A0G viva tss t4GEC - tIuc tUE uti
tbiggs-spd eyss che stischmeni Of q
young ed isP-ssissed being may
have iss susads, especially il hone b.
deisyse y.sr si,sr year, aud ID.
hsArt ttss sfttsset, sad the ckeeL
raksed II il tisss ~ aissppuint
meat. usrrisse 10 "a iastitaiion 70.
easeis 'd-sad eejaised toth BY tb.
lsss II God ssd Of maa--spd d
ibers - ssy snoag our readers
sbo. esvinx esartsi . year or iwo,
Jack the courage or the means q
seniuFe beIqrs The HyaenisI altar
they should exhibit some degree o.
mssnaniniiy end self denial, aud,
acknowledging their trDe position,
siiss otaess m opportunity Of press.
iDs fsrssrd and possessing the prize
which they have aeilher the ability
nor ahe couEs1e 10 obtain.
Phaaieiphiq Inquirer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-01-14
Fairfield Academy.

srHE next session OF this school. (six
y miles N. w. Of ITillsborough.l will
commenceson Monday the Alb Of Jsnua-
~ next.
TERMS or TUIrioS-PEr SESSION.
Reading. Writing and Arilt meiie. s5 90
English Grammar and t;eogrsphy. 2 so
Aucien, Languages. l2 so
Emo deduction, for;loss Of tine, except
in ease OF sicknss..
Board can be had in the neishDorhood.
in respectable families, sufficiently near
the Academy, al from 0 10 "a so per
month. s-.-.~
-.a JAS. +. CLARK.
D.eember IS. z#e.z 57-