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" .iCE.-'t3s Ncllrnc T., test known hv the
~ clrcs II perorns.ezF1i l. Ncwlon'> Panacea,
~ ,rjner OF the Blood. The unparalleled AMI sul
cl,ingrePlallon which thi. MEDICINE has acqar-
! hroi1ho1; the New England Status, and the many
res it has performed, AMI the great demand ma L.
for by tic advice oiphy.ician> well ar1anto, with
its preparation, has in eel the proprietor 10 cxtcni
lis circulation 10 almost every town in the eastern
'ta'c5 ard the principal towns III he United : a'cs.
This Panareis warranted purely ycrcia' IT, AMI j. not
surpassed V any other medicine ever O erred to the
afflicted as its cX en- i've sale AMI great popularity
plainly prove. Ii has within the lat eighteen month
e rc is huu.an : oithe most uh,ncc 4. case, a
can lie proved lv certificates, ana pronounced lv
cnncn; and re pc table physicians the ct m" licnc
in use. L clll information may lie o'n1 in cir'.Lar
containing certificate. Of res and directions for ia
king the medicine. The following APPOINTED agents.
Burlington, p f. C K and ST r AR, T. Moody
y Allan, Cnri. and R,-sel-NiIior, G. Drake
Ml'un FAILS, Il rnci aud SaWyer-Na 'crvi.lc F'-,
AMI Erown,-Ilin", hrrIh, II II AMI Cuo,-fair,ix,
Par or AID Mattel l--NCrl"nuc., Adams AMI Murray
Cam ri i-c VI. Wrc 10 rrhll u. G. Barney
North Ferr , urgh, II. G.. Wir,cr-tieo"ca, \. jil.>
WilIi>,on, \. hrcnjen--Rj'hmsndG Green * Rhode,
john ON, G. l.. Warner and G --Monlton, Ethan
Snnlh--Ba' er.iici', Aruiugon and Nuulwar Far
field, Brnc and farn>wotih. e.o.pIy.tl9
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1TVSTCRiCrS, ---A gentleman h.lona

4 TESTERiCtS !---A Gentleman hIoneing TO
VI one of the most ancient and wealthy families OF
this who must lie well hnowno numerous friends
having since the year ISIS, MP to recently been bent
nearly di'tlc, and for several years confined to his
bed, has been restored To 90 d Eioalthhas rCcaned
his nlura! Greet rosition-1nd has Quilted his car
rage and now walks with easel! We believe this IS
the gen'leman' oWn description as near as possible,
and there j. eXagr"raron in It. We VIII rive lnqu
rcrs his address, and dpuht not humane feelings will
enc Sc the liberty; that any one doH6tiHg, may
kHo,r these facts hounl lie requests his natuc may
not appear N print. Amon other instances, Mr.Jas.
G.. Reynolds IA Chrisilc-sirc't has been restored,
and will give personal assurances Of The facts Of his
case. Both were rheumatism, ana contracted cords
and sinews. How has this cen done!
AHewer. B7Hc Hjim legcab'e EiiTcr IN
ieraa'h and H~cy' Ngre and Done Linimcat
errraq,N. .i7p. - ISL.
.cgi3oslg6j COlLSTOCk q. CO., II lMilcn
Lqnc Neir Yori. ny
PECK & SPEAR. Wholesale AGENTS a few
doors east Of thcPost Office Darlington, VI.
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LYMAN & COLE

Y?AVE received their n,rni even i've o.so,,roor,
| | AMI varc'v Of Sprrganl S.,.n,pcr G. @ q ~ :
witch they @ err al crra .lv reIr.cl nr,.,.. :,
m part of Printed Lawns, CAM res. Muslin, an-
morning Lawns. ~ ''''"' al
i; Z, ain iJel Bllzorinc e. FIR IN a, s,,,,,,
Dire, e..
New pattern Muslin de L,inr, satin .,,;,,lEo,;,,.
&C.
rl,'an Mack an hI'e Jack Bonn azne,
ir,'-W'' Ct ''rN aal '"orri do.
Heavy black Canton. Gre 'c Swiss anlc7rd Silks
sHGWis.
LnpnH 'tSi 'cat"i' b.a'N AMI "o'orci Ncrino.
sears ard fancy HANDKERCHIEF.
Mn>lm de Lame Thu ct wool, AMI fancy satin
Ilrrnani; Lacbcne Crlva,. raw III, iI,iI.c
" 0.ln Ge Lame Shawl. raw s,il, Ln ,,;,,.r
wy 'eido.
La Fancy ,ilk MWS and Cloves. cc1nr,I Cu,,
do.llatk ewing ,ill do. Nj, IS colCr,J ,,Il,
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DSEASES OF THE ...prc,de,,,

"
- ,hr Most popular rcnrd, rN.' h""un'n America
'esfdbfe Pulmonary Baisam T. tive most ,a'u.hi,
" NV 30" 'H",e ii coughs colds, a>hu o. ri,tln.ir
'F''", Whnnr"e "O"gh aud pulmonary fl, rt,uHs
'''''N h'"h' Its -he,- ,t-a,ith increasing and the
o. ace ""","nii, tc-,rrg lie n,uI la,o, ablt
''"'' ~ ISth'r.. lhr follow M new certificate.
"'e oiir'ed"r publ e<.uin,r,nr
ix,, fhtsriNG CAS-. -Extrac, Of f, Letter from
". q = C,.,, stu, '''"' t,>"r co., y. Y, to the
vr.u,~,or.. ''ionI. IN, ,,r 9 II INST was dul> ,ec'd
, ,cmrkahe cm" .rn.r e,, - the Veg ."hie Put
man.N Hai-"m IA the N'o'rt and vrrUg 70. san. "-
ier-un, VI, Nupd,, had been -tk long wilh
III consumption. liz, ply 'r,n- had gwen him up
lie ma> reduced 50 low A. 20 eUp1he q" h-lp hm.eii
ind was raising large Gu,utI, ui bluuG when hr
commenced using the E.l-,m, which has effected It
complete core, and he . ~ hale and hearty A.
e,r' he vas Mr. 'i"ods h"s removed from rhI- rnwn,
but he his promised me more detailed account of his
case. which wi'it"ward ,"u. G.. 5 CLAY.
krn,s'on, n. Y. iune % 1888,
Extract ut letter from DE-. Jacob Myers THE
FegetHb'r Pulmonary Ea'-an has heen sold in ,his
county Tor TWO wears aud The medicine has gained an
uncommon celebrity, tor IT -caIceiy in one instance
failed uI has'n. the de>i'en effect am hy no means
~ FAVOR Of the n".uum<, most OF which aie i'm
positions upon cteduluus public, hui th.l which !
know by 10 be eiec ual, c.nnn, help Lui give m,
aip'ob 'tion thereto. Counieft''t preparation has
been pt,fed here by travelling Ageu,, of Cnnlsock
n Y aud Ihere'S another article ,cnded here thai l.
,trons'y suspected 10 be.purous
JACOB MYERS NJ u.
wilmington, Juniaia co Penn. NhN }, 1897 FlOm
)r. 'mnel hOueti, - the Pinpi icons of the Nege
tah'r PULMONARY Rh.am. am satisfied hat the We.
.eiihlP Pumond.rN Baistm is I, valuable medicine
has been used ~ 'h, place "ih Cpn, lee in
an ohst'n''e cnmpiln' Of the lungs, attended w,h i
-evc'e c'ueh los u ,oIcc. aud the raising OF much
blood, HhlCh hai previously resisted man, approved
Prescriptions. Ate, usrs i've Bal>,m enc week, III,
ra'tn SNntrete utnrd and re wasahl- to spe ,t audi
by Tins tdse ocCnrrd time since, and the
man - nov engaged not only in active hu hilarious
business. Respectfully, &c. >. NOURFLL.
- nov more ih,u SIX Years since was hrou.hi
very l"" L, an afaClol Of tue lungs and m, compliant
wd' declared To he mrura'c l., councl of ,hrce uh,.
-'rlsus. was lhrn re-lutcl 10 goo hrah a. had
81 oNe'ltnr many yeats, h, using the Negetahe Pat
month BI,dn. Since NV recovery have recon
nended the Bt'>tm gieat many Ca.,s uf lung
rnu''ims aud iar rs can lraIn. It's use has N.
varahi, heen lnlinWrd h, much lr nrG1 aud N MANI
instances has effected cures whrh we've vho , unex.
pecied. SAMUEL EvEKITr
Bn- on, March .. 1897
For -ale, wholesale aud retail, by PECK &
SPEAR, Burlington, ".
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M. G.. e A'E'EaEss n,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

TTAS Just returned from New York with the
l L SPRING FASHIONS; alsn. a superior as
sortmcnt OF TRIMMINGS. NESTiN &c.
shop in Church street. nearly opposite the Banl oil
Burlit eton. May -, l-i2.
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NEW AND CHEAP
UARDWiRE, CUTLERY, &c.

INlE SUI scrlher having Just returned from New
L Nors, where he has selected a new and com.
plcte assortment of HARDWARE, SADI LERY
HARDWARE, CUTLERY &c. now offers the sal me
al the lowest cash prices.
From tae facilities which he has of obtaining hi.
goods, he is enabled TO oi,r Hardware at consider
ably less prices than it has hitherto been sold IN Yer.
mont.
Those in want Of articles in the above line will
find II then interest 10 give him call.
NM. J. HUNT,
,Sucngs BUILDING, College ST., near the Square
Burlington, May lSi2
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Consumption and Lircr ComD7o;pt !

"a" Ef t, r,nr Tor the disease, am fly
eral 10 Dr. Yavir, r,i.,'o Of IL" ~ ne
p,rev vcLeta G. If can .r.nllyj,h he MIMI, n'..
V ali pc,on> IN every c,n i,,i'n IL '''I
t-p-, tv ,yr,,,,r,.i,I I,,'" ~ 'l>t, 'he
and Gems To heal ,b,.cbr Ia. @ ~ Nv ''''u'N'
but hi. re1,rnn j. y, ,,,r,a; @ Il" &c Q"' It'h
and colds bov. I,,T;, fr ,,r i; ,,n'I 80 rs
and oI,yo,. , i'' Nr ~ NJ. ny Pra're,
y;cLE,, :; A. rim, "'' va ~
""'"S ~ ne IW0dt.
r.r M"U" en- 10. ba aH OF Lyrrwort 10 be
"'e't," 'r,ne'! ior thi> complaint a have used it
n y,I' "rd opm MAJ; rs etg'> an immediate was
n + III ~ ~, " o., ,', ~ ICiht'
Uoor,eno.,-t'nIrI--F Fer ,h. r :, L III 80
can ,,ronrv Recommend rr T,,in pi ~ -
,r,vrr. I,v.,,, ,,,,i,.,,,,,,l =. -. .' ~ u,
a t man" any "t my ron%rsn,,n my re comme9da-
Int"nrrn,i,1 er,,,, ''G',' ''9 '''''' - -
N'''> tt, '''' "''' "'' ni,i1.,,--.,z ,r,y,.
Severe Courls and r,ll.I ni,' Ia A. hr" -
vert. cold and con,h fora Ioor ,,,, ,.l,;i II
not get ril of. After u,n,r ma nv II, ,r.. limo, ~
Ell Tavurs Bal>am Of Liyc,,vort and /, r,rnI mo il,
a fr,y DAYS IA y f-rppi<nGE ."
Raising Of Blool-ibop, tyo ly,rlsarn I lad ,
G!i waich caused me- f., ,,i, i,,, f,,''i, ., ' i
M " "u>eo Inc 70 >i'N Iai-e qI"'HeN o. '".d
acknowledgements. Thl> melrine gave me li,lne-
dd'c re- ci AMI very short time cccl an cul..c
, 'u'c. Lei al P,r-"mI Try i.
~ r, ~, Hi No GAk'h q Cannon :.
,'., 'gyJfn h",a" OF Li'erw9r-lhS superior
'teY iordl'ea'e> OF the 'lng~ AMI liver la, oLaIn-
ci re 1Iia ion never lciuIc lIaled
Erw1rE0LHo rvrc nj r,u.t;
wa so near her ,ln,, win ,I, ,,,
ro ~ ',,t n'I .t' W'h ms dI'"t.e, that my
,r.'' l"r Pre>' 10 confess me ere Diet. tie
y ,u,' i,,' iol u" eve Up uh'l tric' Dr.
r,b;. r ',n." o. LT'tWV sent Immediately
i,,. , IT, ''I Il! .l' ,"c contest Tor lcW
.HH 'r,".'h Inl> me A'lne' a"" my d. case wa Il,
H 1g,' Wv . anu ia fortnight
fer "., o., nv Voice. ,"u ,'hI Of mat
fer " r' W IGyT IN iS "GG aren f I% lE'n re-
"'u n W.! " Az -'''iNi htilr - u street cor
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oFeryc when you hhy iha, Won get the genuine
prepared at 375 Bowcry, New YORK.. See that AZ
B9w'ry New York /, On the wrapper Of each BottIe
III Other are Fra d> and sold only Is ,pc.rlafor>
without reEardo Justice, 10 the public, or the ropte-
or> OF the genuine article.
COX Consumption, and Liver complaints, Dvspcp-
ia, zznc>N OF 'hc head, loss Of appetite, Dyson
airy, AMI general rctuu, rot the whole v.'ein
. Nue @cnIinc ! ut that prepared AT 375 Ro,ycrv
'cw York, where the article wa. fir. ma e. the char-
''cr 81 the Inc cnc formed and eta islcllv The
re EN- soc pr"pretor> and whoarc he only per- ons
Ahnwlhr he com position OF The acnrinc | has cen
ti SUGGEST y for e4ht ycar. in the cure of tbcs,,
DISEASES IL Remcmie or The original aud GeniiIc
!, maze only at No. 375 Bowery, New York. All
Others are counterfeit.
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Il"i'i'N "''NHAtu ~ al HIS ticOIV, Pplrl street,
Burlnlnu. J,r.3I 1912.
JA' 'tl:H's PhCnACGl ENpH, 49,,
$500. Hd.-Scn Ai5aHy and LatrcaL
| MIL further notice, leaving Albany on
- Wednesday, AMI Montreal GA Saturday ofcach
wr r. N .onHcN2n with IlainJrn Il 90. at Albany
10 New fu'1 Phlajo!pi Boston, Liverpool Lon
dom lroI1"i @,ltani nnd iiavre, for tie trans
norlaton Of Specie Bank Notes, valuable Papers,
Packages CT Goods, Books, and all other Parcels
that may otljr.
Mon rc7l-i.ychancc Con,e House.
A any-No. y, EN,han-e Buildings.
new lor,--No. B. Wal street.
Bo-ron-No s, court STREET.
Burlln- tun-J. & j. H. Pee. & Co.
REFERENCES.
l. LL' !. d F1 J. B, REED, Albany Ny
f /: ~ ! z: 4 :: ? =! s:'": Troy,
a II. ". iiyprN & Co. Castlcron, VI
}. & J. II. PECK & Co, Burlington Vi.
J. G. PIERCE f. Son, ST. Johns, l.. c.
April %. 49tf
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FEATHERS, AND FEATHER BEDS, READY
MADE.
Constantly on hand, a supply of warranted Live
Greese Feathers, which viii be- sold low for cash.
WANTED, by the subscriber Curl and Birds Eye
Maple delivered at his shop in Church street, opposite
the old bank. {. l.. NELSON
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HAGAR q. ARTHUR,

General Agents for No at celebrated medicines,
70 whom all applications for agencies must lie adj
dressed
Blr.in-'on, Jan IS 1912.
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TyUy-y FEY EY STADLE,


X. { 4 7. = 4 7 II ~ %.
ESPECTFuLLH inform their friends and the
III public hat they have now opened Livery 5 able
Ind have on hand ready for use some cxcecutIorscs
Ind Carriages, SIcGhs Harnesses c. which they Will
ct on REASONABLE terms stable at Benjamin Bishop 5
Iotel, South West Corner Court House Square,
Burlington
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,n NJ ~ ulsses aud honi etr, uiacL~
shawl asa ,f S DE y gss oi Merine
men ea"r,, Hast. treat varieiy o, E, sIlN ann
Hose; arse asso',m'n, Of Engii,h. Frn.ovss NM
American rhcors, and mourning calcocs a;ch, ana
redenedly low prices Leghoin, straw and Pcia!,'e
honnets gren, variety Of Rihhon,, Laces Umb,.,ss
a sols ed" c ,hae Mgor amIrc bleasLe
ali ali Of which "a are for 'ao low. '""'''
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pENTtS

VIEWS < J. -. NICHOLS nave usso
y ciatcd themselves IN bu' mess for the accommo
dst1n 1f tnosa who have not the opportunity o
calling at Their resi- 'Gnce Mr. n. Will spend most
tir in visiting the villages in this and the a'joln
N. ties, and viii perform all operations on thu
ing couh. !'E ,te' 10 ,I.''!' ~ ~. w Il
49,, ,.,..r,ro Tia mn. 'snn them 10 Mr.. Lewis
leet take models, and TIM VIII "'way'
the celebrated mechanical dentist, via ""
be a: home, and whose unrivaIeI success anu az.
yvcarei exetons please, will cusure the pubic bet
ter work thar car be procured Z sowhero. Our mode
of setting far Superior to any other in point Of looks
convea!ence and Durability. ANY one wanting teeth
can come me day with mouth fall % dacayed teeth
and return the next with a new Sc. Prices suited to
cha times and circumstances All operations wal
.anted J. LEWIS,
J. b. NICHOLS.
Burlington, VT, May, lSi2.
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II. z. GLeTsJv OgD'j
BOARDING HOUSE.

THIS House is now OPEN for the reception of
Il borders All who wish to board, are invited to
|al and examine his house and the peculiar advan-
hges whrh IL construction and location offer, for
|omiolt and convenience.
Terms, very moderate May TO- 1912
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nAsos and UMBRELLAs,Mss.n, Nom immense
DAtAoS,sOonoss u at Hurlbuts for examna"oh
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hetchahe ON the most rc,-lna .a terms all a',! r
Burl n,lnu. =, Il 1919
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
Hc is a Man, that Mr.. Urncr.

AIR. Samuel Pike, Of Leeshurg, Ohio,
some time since, owing TO the sickness
Of all his family, the death of his wife, and
the reverses Of the last ten years, was
brought to the verge Of bankruptcy, and
in this posture Of affairs wrote to Mr.. b.
Urner, of Cincinnati, stating his inability
to meet the payment Of note held by,
and originally drawn in favor Of the latter
gentleman, for the sum of Sl02. Mr..
Ufner, on the receipt Of this information,
enclosed the note in letter, from which
we extract the following remarks, as
characteristic Of true greatness. "Being
satisfied that you cannot pay me, and that
you would if you could, | hand you your
note enclosed, cancelled. A man in your
situation is apt to grow misanthropic and
unhappy. The world averts lis kindly
face from him, and shuns him-some men
because he is poor, and some fearing a
favor might be asked. To hold fellow
man and brother CENTRALIZED and depress-
ed, and thus affecting him and his de-
pendent children, injuriously, is against
my feelings, and contrary to my sense Of
duty"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
Obituary.

Died. IN this county, Eve maes norh
west Of IIiIIsbOrOagh. on ihe Illh IN
stani. afler long and painfd iIlness.
which she hore with christian fnniiude,
Mrs. JASE CLaRK. VIE &C Ms James
CLARK, in the 50th year ~ her age. The
deceased had been an exemplary member
of he Presbyterian church more ibsn for
ty years. Frequently on her dying bed
she expressed lhe strongest confidence in
that religion she had long protested. Tho
evening before she died. she called some
Of her friends 20 her. and when asked
what she wanted, she said. %. Gel that
"a Jesu. ran make dying bed
Feel sofl as dow y pillows are,
While an his breast lean nay head.
Add breathe my lie out swoelly lhese.s
In her death her numerous relations and
friends have sustained a great loss. and
the Church Of Christ worthy member.
ICOssrSIcArED-l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

stand something of ihal uFEe.lika lsFet
with which tie mad excuses al he sgs-
lem Wefe sWeePing Orer he country.
I. Bat there still aPPFzTrd 70 him 10 &C.
Hiain one great desideraium, which nOlls-
ing I'D = yel been able ID SUPPLY. and
that Was. : principle within The syslen
itself which should operate 10 cheek ex-
ressiEe issues. and prevent lhose fearful
alterations Of expansion and contraction
which so shook the system Of public cred
II. and spread such frequent ruin through
ont The mercantile community. Ii snv
such remedy had yet been discovered,
MT. NJ. Was unaeqnainied with il, and II
certainly had never been applied. What
ever might be said Of The regulating power
eKeried over The State institutions by !
Bank ofthe United Saies-and such an
institution did exert tliaipower TO a GER
tam exteni-yei still. in proportion 10 The
degree Of confidence which the public
might repose in any Of these Stale banks,
they were invariably disposed 10 push
their issues 20 extremes. Mr.. Nj. was
no hank agen; nor bank machinist, and
he admitted that the tendency Or 4 United
States Bank, in exer6ng a regulating pow
er, would be 10 break such Of the State
banks as were essentially unsound-an
operation which. however salularu In fke
end, could not but be attended with vas,
amount ofpriyaie distress in their respec
tive vicirilies. The mere displacement
Of capital which was necessarily involved
IN subscribing 10 so great a number or
banks was in itself great evil, and must
necessarily produce great structure in the
money market. Then the explosion of
rotten banks which must necessarily ae-
company reform in the currency would
be productive Of great calamity. On the
whole, he believed that the community
had gone so far in the multiplication of
banks, and in all those habits 10 which
this gave rise, that il would require a long
course Of gears to bring the country back
10 sound monetary condition. For these
extended and inyeterate evils Government
possessed no panacea. Iimighi do some
thing by the establishment Of well-re.
gulaied National Bank, but even under the
effect Of such measure many evils must
still continue to exist. Nothing could
effectually redeem the nation, nothing
could ever restore the palmy days Of her
past prosperity, but patient labor, general
habits of economy, and the retrenchment
Of individual expenditure"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

PORT of HiimingioH.-The Chronicle
of The 9Th instant says: " Our harbor at
The present time presents pleasing APP
pearance, there being in il greater num-
Der of vessels than at any one time for
many years. There is in port nearly or
quite seventy sail, and large proportion
of them heavy tonnage"
This looks business like, and furnishes
evidence Of the increasing commerce Of
Wilmington, with which we are much
gratifed. But just connect this city with
Wilmington by Rail Road from Colds
boro', and then give us a turnpike to the
mountains; and another sort of forest Of
masts will darken your waters. What
say you, bro. Chron.! Raj. Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

Touching lncident-During his speech
in Faneuii Hall on Christmas evening,
Mr.. Hawkins related an instance Of the
terrible effects Of intemperance, which
had recently come under his observation
in Worcester county. A victim Of this
appetite had driven his family from his
miserable habi,alicn, and had parted with
every thing he could sell, until only a
faithful dog was left who KEEP, his master
from freezing BY lying on his feet at
night. The wretched man, 10 CRAFTY the
demon of thirst thai ragged within him.
killed his dog, sold his skin TO tanner,
aud with the proceeds went to his hut,
and held his last revel in drunkenness,
and in the morning was fonnd dead, from
iniemperance and cold. The faithful dog
was no longer there to keep warmth and
life in him. anil when the coroner came
to hold the inquest, The only food found IN
the place was half pin, of meal. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

Our Legislatme-Has adjourned al
ter having done as li',le for the people as
was ever done in two months session be
fore by Legislature protesting to be en-.
ligh,ened. Tney talked nearly the whole
session about the Banks. appointed com.
miuees TO investigate frauds, introduced
bulls 10 wind them up. and after having
seriously injured their credit. which has
caused exchange TO rise six per cent. adj
iourned and LEFT them in worse condI
ilon than iheyiwere before. Somuch to'
our wise legislation on Banks. We hope
the people viii soon perceive tia, the
Legislature is utterly incompe,cnl 10 ma
mage system Of Banking.
Perry (.4tabaraal Eagle.