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III L y Il y CT AN.

ae nomination ef this great stafesn for the
Presidency. by the Wings OF New York md Mas.
sachaSei's,Is hailed "Ih enthusiasm by his friends
Wherever II has been received. They now con-
saeF the qJestou, 10 the Wig candidate for
the Presidency. s. sett,ed-Mr. CLAW having
been unanimously nominated for that Office at Tho
East, West, North and South. Unlike our oppo.
nentS. who divided between al leus, four
enn4t54ies !or the Presidency, from MANY df-
ieTeut sections, We are rs tdatoughly and firmly
united, as when IA $50, We carried nineteen
States out OF the twenty six and elected Gene
raj HARRISON BY a mnjarlty OF 100000 woes -
hhtie ihe DesiIucttNcs are quartehng abou, their
candidates. aud uncertain which to support decl-
aeul}, The Wings are everywhere railylug around
their great standard bearer, with an energy that
leaves no doabt of their ultimate triumph 1t IS
true that IN n few States, nes reliable unless
IN times OF great political excitement, the late O.
lccuans have been adverse to cause. But
what Of that? Have they been more adverse
than they were IN those same States IN 1892
and did We not carry every Of them IN 1910!
Those who predict the defeat at the Wings IN
the next Presidential contest, from the fact that
iuktwafmacss exists ut present among Them IN
some lc" States, reason from unsound premises,
aud nave no argument whatever 10 Iustiy their
lnierencts -E1cause l,ttle interest has beea felt
IN the local elections which have been recently
held, does 1t follow that as !lttc interest will bs
felt IN the residential election? Not al ALL
Ga the contrary there Is already every indication
that the next PresIdeuIial campaign VII be char
acterISed by as much excitement any that has
ever been known IN tins country. Both parties
Wi" cuats az With Wig r they have seldom shown
and every eNertIon be made to bring out their
whole strength. And III this rests the safeguard
OF the Wings. When the vote Of The country IS
full, they aiieaps triumph. This was shown most
declsIt ely IN 1910. The vote received by Van
BIren IN that year was larger by many thousands
than the vote which elected hun IN 1896, and
yet he was beaten BY moro than 10000 votes.
And This will always be the Tho great
mass of those who ordinarily stay at home are
firm aud unwavcrng Wings III principle, but they
do hot feel sufficient interest IN poittcs to turn
out Il every election. When, however, great IN
terests are q stake, aud the fate of the country
depends upou their action, they calamity come
up 10 the rescue and decide the que s,iun n
by throwing their weight the side of honesty
and the democracy Troy Wing.
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Ak HONORABLE PRE=ESr.-Ai Scheneci ady
y Y. on Wednesday last. the Albany Artillery
was presented by son Of Gen. Mills with The
flag which Gen. NJ. died with IN his arms dur
ln1 the last war, ia the field Of battle, and which
IA s,lI stained with The blood Of that gallant SOL
der Gen. NJ the founder OF the corps up
an which this distinguished honor was conferred.
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There is nothing purer than hones'y-noth.ng
swecter han chariiy-nothing warmer Than love
nothing richer than wisdom-noihing brighter
ihan ,lriuc--and nothing steadiasi than
faith. These united IN one mind, fern The puresi
the sweetcst--tho r,chest--the brightest, and
the most sieadfast HAPPINESS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-10-15

Almost every day brings some new and valua-
ble Improvement either III scientific pursuits, to
agriculture, or in the mechanic arts.
Mr.. John Lay, of ST. Louis, has succeeded in
roting hemp by steam. The process occupies
eight hours, and hemp, when 50 Iotted, is said in
be superior TO that roited IN the old manner 10
the district of Missouri known as tho Platte
country, the crop this year will DO very large.
The editor Of the Platte Eagle has seen stalk
OF hemp grown in that neighborhood which
measured fourteen fee. In height A specimen
OF water roiied hemp, grown This year at inde-
pendence. is pronounced by the editor OF the
Western Mlssourian To be superior to the Russian
article, being about two ieet longer. the Int Of
farer, tiaer and softer texture, and OF greater
strength.
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/. :hiz Inc land our IA Tiers loved!
The freedom. hich they fought to via
l. this the soil they trod uPoo
Arc these the zrave= they si1fn5er IN
Are ,-e the sons, By whom are borne
The NANTES yya5cn tue dead haFe worn -
.,5 snail We cfooc. above their graves,
VIA craven soul and lettered lip
So.e4 n with marked and branded slaves,
And trem5le at tas masters whip -
Bv Their enarging soul= which burst
The bands AM fstter= Tol11 iaetn SET;
b. the free pilgrim spirit, narsei
Within our inmest bosoms YET
~ all ABOVE. rouad, below
BE ours the In3 fgnaAt aA-wer--No'
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GLOW | shall acqnit myself in the discharge
Of the duties ol my high office, depends, under
Providence. 10 be yet SEEN Extract from. a
letter Of John Tyler ia April ISL.
Yes, and il has been seen TO the great cost and
trial of the American people. They would
fain have been spared the sight-but il could not
be. They are satisfied with The spectacle;
and would TO Heaven it could be withdrawn from
their aching vislon.-Ler Intel.
JOE SMITH. THE MoRMoN.-The ST. Louis Re-
publican states that Joe Smith has been skuking
about Nauvoo, instead of making The tour Eu-
rope. as was reported. Ga the night of The 80
of Sept, be wen, up the river on tho Gsleua,
pursued by SIX officers, supposed 10 be on his
TO Canada. His on The decline.
Good Work.-Two young men in Albany,
n. \. by the names Of WitseI and Chadderdou,
lad sixteen hundred feet of flooring in seven
hours and half Tho Albany Argus thinks it
would be hard TO beat this
"Pup. DoC.'-A member of Congress from Ia
dana thanked two rolls of wall paper to his wife
marked "Poblie Doc He Dug ut to be driven 10
the vail pcrhsps he is a wall-eyed maa. Was it
Proffit2
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From the CajlIisotile Gazette.


oae Of the points touched by Mr.. Galloway,
IN his speech beiure the Great Chillcothe Meet
jap. was the tendency Of locotocosm % strip the
people of their liberties right after right, 'hefe a
.ue and there hti!e,'' and concentrate all
power IN the hands Of irresponsible officer or
leader He InstanceJ the audacIous attempt OF
,fe aretfetrsf majority in our late Legislature.
10 dls!ranchlse t~o-lhirds OF the voters OF this
State in the Congressional districts, as one OF the
dev { lopments Of locoioco operations Many 9th
or cases were cited, calculated, by the force and
truth with which their enornIiIes were depicted,
10 excite the generous indignation OF his hearers.
-. ookior a. these thIngs,'' said MIR Ct. "what
shall We saw Ii such things ore witnessed 10
the green tree, hat may be expected IN The dry
Wen nav VIC pause, and excIalm with The poet
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Goods! New Goods!

WYE invite the attention Of our friends and
w customers 10 cor stock Of goods. Tor the
Spring aud Summer. They are IN part as fol-
lows:
Blue. black. brown. and Invisible green
Cio,hs and Cassimeres.
Lead, brown and dfsb MerinsC assimeies.
Black Gambler, Gambaons. Georgia Nan.
keen and Alpaca CIo,hs.
Saiineis, Kentucky Jeanes, Blown Linen
and Cotton Drlllln9s,
Sa,,in. Fancy Silk 4. Msrseilles Vesiines.
French, Englsh. American and Furniture
Prints, London G,nghsms.
Mouslin Dc LANES, Challsys. and Print.
ed Muslins,
Black Bomhazines. colored and black
Silks. and Msyaune Prints,
Lead color and black fgarrd I.aess.
Swiss. Null. Figured. Srip,d, aud Cheek
Muslns. Jsconet MuslIns,
Colcu'ed and white Csmbrcs,
Plain and figured Bobinels. Bonneis, Rib.
,nds, and Edg,ngs.
Ladies' white, colored. and black elk
Gloves and Mits.
Bieached 4 brown Shirtinss & Sheeiins..
Gum elastic Braces. fancy Sncks, Scsrls,
and black Crsvsis.
Umbrellas. aud Psrasols. I,ish Linens,
i.Inen Bosoms and Collars.
Fancy Silk, CAME Dress llandksrchiefs,
and Muslin Collars,
White and black Hove and half IIo.s,
Ladies fine Seal skin Slippers and Walk.
ing Shoes,
Mrn's Pumps, Boots and SHOES.
HATS. Plan, Fur, Brush and Beaver.
SaDDLERY, Mems best and con mon
Culback Trees, Boys dl, o. CoIum.
bla aud woud Iloln Side Trees. Hog
skins and Plush. sirainlng and beet
cotton Webbing. and skif,,ns Leather.
Morocco Skins, Buckles, Bride Bits,
and Surrup Irons.
White. Red. g. BIsck Leads, White Lead
IN kegs. Indigo, Madder, Spanish Brown,
Venetian Red, Crome Green and Yellow.
Cnpreras. ground repI ef. Spec, Ginger.
furpen inc and fancy Soap. Black sr,I
Imperial Teas. Cupal VarnIsIl. Gun a.
acnm. Gum Mynh, and Gum $500. -,
tosch varnish. Gunpou der M' '. "a"
dies. Loaf and Brown Sp,n' m'ss',s'
Window Glass. s by ~ Pupy. Nab.
Couon Yarns. Sole ard Uppel =, a.ber
I'm W.,s N ,,,,oa. Ssi.4s. and Books.
It" !" "s's ~ = ' ,.f. China. Quoen,- |
war; a"affhcls offer their goods on reason.
Ihsfm'. They were seleried with p,ea,
cafe' and we ieei determined ~ sell a, such
prices rs viii SUIT the times
May "a .;
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Piano Forte & Music
sToRu,

Has. BERG = CO. hsss reeve SUI. g., u
" ths prsssal ussk TEN PlAAo fohl =.
.u,eaa wGich il sla snd 9 bali Ocasts -
Forts. a vary Superior one 70 any ever -.
80 TkeThass aom on band very i.fgs
go. sad weld fssperifully feqsess ths.ss
49, ard Gcnilsmen ef iialisbeFsugh sne ~,
1900 No are 10 wsnf o. finnos. 70 raii sne
80 len ana az lhems sna ihsJ val q eea'
vineed n tneir s0perioFfy 20 any oihet 80 =
f.etere. We wilf give q written rsffnnay -
q Ihrlr ssrsbiliiy snd kssPiss n ssne sosss'
They have slso On hsnd large sssorisesl
n Music sf ahs lsi6si psblicsiiep 70. fsee
snd Guilar, Strings Of 81 soiis, oesi ,ao.,ns'
Flutes. Aeeordioas, all Kinds q srsss insara
meats Coz Military Bandss Drom' q 81 sls.'
sc. sc.
a Bers a Co. wsuld respectfully recon.
mend their sssormest 81 Pianos and hnsle =
Pnnripsls and Teachers Of Schools. Any %,
der shall be faill6ully and promptly susnees
10.
For the convenience ofpurehssers ~ norit
Carolina, Doctor Watson Of Oxiofd, hatlnt
kindly consented 10 set a. our Agent. mas nos !.
On hand soFae Of cor insiruments. we shaa
shortly establish sgeneIes IN other paris O.
Narth Carolina, knowing that rhsnrveF oal
Pianos become knosn ihey siii DC Pfeist'ss
10 any other. =.
July -.
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Fall and Winter
GOODS,

which he will sell serv cheap for cash, CT on |
credit 20 pnnctual dealers. Ills stock com
prices, 10 part, the foiowinEi
Superior wool.dyed Black CLOTHS,
DO. do. Blue do.
DO. do. Invisible Green, do.
Do. Brown. and DIab, do.
do. Steel mixed do.
Beaver and PHO, Cloth,
cloaks and Overcosis,
Fancy Ca.slmefes, Sstineis,
Kentucky James, Kerseys,
Silk. Satin. and Meri- vrsTrNcs
no,
Merino Gloves, Shirts. and Drawers,
Stoeks, Crayats, Shirt Collars. Bosons,
White and Green Mscklnaw Blankets,
Whitney & Rose do.
Jarkonel and Frenchi Muslin.
Figured, striped. aud plain Silks,
Black and blue. black d..
French, English and American Prints.
Black, figured, and plain Mousselln d,
Lanes and ChsIlies.
Black and blue-black Bnmbazines,
French and English Merinoes.
Silk and MousseIin de Lane Dress Hand
kerchIeIs,
PagIioni. Rub Roy, and Plaid ShswIs.
Long Lawn. Hem-stiich aud ..nen Cam
brc HsndkeTchirfs, @s#
Danssk and Bird.eye Diaper. s
Blrached and brown Table Covers,
Irish Linen, black and bras n Holland,
Worked Collars, EdgIngs and Insertings,
Florence and Straw Braid, Silk and Cy
press Bnnnets.
Hoods. Flowers, Bonne, Ribbons, Um.
breilas, &c.
ALSO,
Beaver, Fur, Brush and Wool HATS.
Genllemen's and Boys Fur. Eluth, and
Hair CAPS, t
GentIemen's pegged and sewed
and Shoes,
Coarse Broshansnu Morocco Shoes and
Ladies' ,sner:.
DO. Carer Boots,
BOYS and Misses Boots anil Shoes,
Glass. sQueenswsre, Crocke,y. and Stone
Ware,
Hardware and CUTLERY.
Mace, Cloves,
Mnlasses. I,oaf and Brown Sugar,
Black and Green Teas,
Shot, Nails, Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints, &c. De.
md all other articles usually brought 10 this
market.
WILLIAM NELSON.
November IS. Oh
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Halifax Sulphur and Cha
IYheate springs, Va.

THE undersigned, proprietor Of the above
Watering place, hereby informs his friends
and the public generally. that be is prepared
to entertain yislters 10 the most comfortable
style, and On terms corresponding with the
HARDNESS Of The times.
The location is favorable one for health
and abundance, being on the Enad leading from
Milton N. c. TO Ciarksyille Va. sboat mid
way between those two points. and rs miles
from the Buffalo Springs in Meckienburg, Va.
The waters are now undergoing an analysis
by Professor Gardner Of Hampden Sydney
College, and the uhdersigned regrets his ina
bility Is give tho result. What Is Of more i'm.
portanee however, 90 the public, is the known
siiracy Of these waters ia removing gastric
and hepalic arrangements, especially those
forms constituting Dyspepsia and Agne and
Fever. Cntsneoss diseases also speedily dis,
appear nnderiis use, whilst lis powers are sig
ntlly manifested in the removal Of ealculous
and other siice,ions Of The urinary org,nf.
The female system too has been happily and
promptly relieved az some of the most distress
ING affections 10 which IL is SUBJECT
The chslybcate water has been bat little used.
bat from its prompt influence in removing gen.
eral debility 10 Cschectic and Cholorolic css.s,
much benefit may be expected TO result FROM
lis USE N cases TO which IL is adapted.
The veiaries Of pleasure will find ample A.
mnsement 10 the Ball Room, aud the good
music Of the Lynchbore Band, amongst whom
10 the celebrated performer on the octave flute
.Blind Biily.''
Board by the day 81; by the week 90. by the
month $50. Children and servants half price.
Horses by the day IS cents; by the week $3.50
cents; By the mooth $40.
HENRY EASILY.
Ha'ifs1 County. Va !. July I, 1912. IL
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IMPORTANT WORK.
----~-~~-->@~~--~----~-
NOW IN THE couRsE OF PrBLicA ION
A DICTIONARY OF
Arts, Manufactures, and
Mines,

II
Containing clear exposition OF lheirPrin-
ciples aud Practice.
BY ANDREW URE, N. d. FIR. s.. M. G S.,
nj. A s., Lond. Mem. Acsd. N. S. Phtad.,
s. Phi. Soc. ". Germ Hanoy. Multi. &c.
SRIiIs is unqneslionabIy the most popular
- work sfihe kind ever published, and book
admirshly adapted 10 the wants Of all classes
oil tie community. The following are the i'm
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let To instruct the Manufacturer, Mctallnr.
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such as are two commonly governed BY blind
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characteristic descriptions Of the commodities
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3idly. By exhibiting some of the finest de.
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open an excellent practical school 10 Students
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Ably To teach Capitalists, who may be de-
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VI
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states owe their permanent wealth, rank aud
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The latest statistics Of every important oh.
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will make about 1900 syo pages. II will be
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vided he paper containing this notice be sent
% the New York watthman, New York.
FEB. 10, 1914 "a
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Books! Books!

sTsHE subscribers have on hand, and Offer
u for sale on reasonable terms, the follow
ing Bonks:
Mitchell's Geography and Atlas.
Olnes's DO, Parley's Geography,
K,rkham's. Murray's. aud Smiths
Grammar.
Pike's. Smlley's, Colburn'f, 81 Smith's
Arithmetic.
YOUTHS Natural Philosophy,
Postcr's Rhetorical Reader,
Watts improvement oi the Mind,
Bucks Theological Dictionary,
Temperance Tales, in @ vols.
Scott's Bibles, in 3 vols.
Pocket aud Family Bibles. Albums,
Motifs Travels in Europe and the East,
Family Library, 10 10 vols.
Ruled and Colnred Letter Paper.
Hymn Books, and list. Bad. and 3fd
Book Of History.
E. MURRAY & CO.
June 8. 27--
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u IA u u y w y 4 II CT vs.
n. EMUEI LYNCH has The pleasure sf an
nouneing 20 bis friends and the public &C.
nerally, that he has received fsom PhIisdelphis
q neat assortment Of JEWELLERY, consist
Ing IN part Of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches,
Gold guard and fob Keys.
Fine Gold Rings,
Breast Pms and Earrings.
Silver Pencils. and Leads 10 suit,
Silver Thimbles.
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
A rich assortment Of Silver and Steel
Speelacles, 20 suil all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Salt Spoons. and Butter Knives,
Rogers superior Knives and Scissors,
Silver Ear and Tooth Picks.
Money Purses, and Tooth Brushes,
Gold Shirt Buttons.
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys and Chains.
Silk.Brsid, and Elastic Guards for
Watches,
Hold Barrel Locke,s.
Coral. Guilt I.ockeis.
or Watches and Clocks Of all descriptions
cleaned and repaired in his accustomed supe.
Iior style.
May 4. So
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w COL Carding.

"A n improved Wool C.r,I,up Saeh,ne
has lately been established a, J,dge
Rntfn's M'lls. on haw River IL Orange
county, where persons in The surround.
ing country Who have wonl IL c.rd NAV
Dc speedily accommodated. Brinp clean
WOOL cleF Of knots aud bu,r-. and good
work shallbe done. In preparing il. M,
enc Pnupd u LAID 10 IL pound. u a..i.
rice r. rtht'---iof mtSins un crns.
Wool t'keh ~ exchange Irr ank.
CARUIIlERs & CO..
June 6.
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SaddIing Business.

Z
SRHE subscribers, having established them.
- selves in tIillsboraneh, one door below The
Printing Office, would respectfully snnounee
10 The public that they have On hsnd On exten
siye assortment af allthe articles 10 Their lac
Of business. viz;
Saddles, Brides, Martingsles.
Carisge, Gig. aud carrysli Harness.
Trunks. (bo,h wood and iron i'smes.
Carriage. Sulkey. Drossr's. Twig and
Wagon Whips.
Collars Of eli kinds.
Saddle Bags, Travelling Bags. and But.
fslo Robes,
A ins and large assortment Of Bits,
Slirrup Irons, Spurs. &c. &c.
All orders cor the manufacture Of articles,
for repsiring SC done al the shortest notice,
and in the best STYLE.
They promise that no exerlion on their per
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction 10 The pub
tic; and earnestly request the favour Of trial.
HOOKER C ID. PHILLIPS.
January 5. %
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MARY A. BOyD
Take Notice.

10 RssAsssa SkAsis. Charles Latimr. Hear,
csfss. Hsssfngfes Lsss and fhs Lsgaises d
Jssspk 1T~sirssg. and al nss sthsr ersdfiorss
WHEREAS. I have been arrested ON
aes. ss.s issued o. the instance Of
n Nichols and O. Lssimsr. and have Civ.
sn boas ssd sseusisy for my sppearanes
81 ths nsxt sefm Of the Court Of Pleas and
ousrtss Sessions. 20 BE- held in HILLSIDE
fssb . sbs fourth Msnday in Angus,
aes,. thsx cad ihsrs 10 take the benefi,
Of The Aes fss The relief Of hsnesl deb,
ore. whea aad where You and each Of
yoa may attend and object il you think
proper. Necessity scmpels ne 70 the
sourss pursued.
THOMAS BURTON.
.yuiy - So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-08-11
Z Negroes for Sale.

HAVING taken letters of administration
III from the Court &c Pleas and Quarter SEES
sisns Of Orange. on the estate Of WiLLitM
LYNN, deceased, and having obtained an or
der from Court 10 tina, effect, we shall expose TO
public sale on The 18th day August next, al
the late rrsidenre Of the said VIM Lynn, deed,
seven Negro Slaves belonging TO said estate,
on credit OF twelve months, tie purchasers
giving bond with two OF more good securities
TIIOS CHRISTlAN,1 az.
MATTHEW LYNN, "a" :
Jane 8. az