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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-09-14

multhudes strewing the ground, writing
! in blood and dirt, mangled, groaning,
trampled and crushed beneath the feet oil
the charging and retreating cavalry, the
earth smoking with blood, forming the
bed alike of the dead and dying, the corse
of friend or foe their pillow; death in
frightful forms meeting one at every step;
bodies, a few minutes before gay and
graceful with life, health and beauty, lay
ing dreadfulIy dis6gured in every direc-
ton, features ghaslly. eyes half closed
garments rolled in blood; some lying
dead in hostile pairs, as they fought and
fell some struggling for lifeto free them.
selves from under promiscuous pile OF
dead bodies; the dead and the dying hud-
died unceremoniously together in one
great gravel All this we can read of in
the midst of the peaceful domestic circle.
with the utmost composure, and yet weep
over the imaginary woes of Werter.
and our eyes be suf'used with tears at the
surposlilious sorrows of Charlotte.
Oh how inconsiderate, how apalhetic,
and how inconsistent is man! How true
is it that
s'Man's inhumanty TO man
Makes countless thousands mourn"
Even the tiger fell, and sulen bear,
Their likeness and their image spare;
Man only mars kind Natures plan,
And turns the fierce pursuit on man."
Again. think of the suf1erings and mis-
cries endured by the wounded and the
conquered after battle. After the fight
al Zorndoff, between the Emperor Fred
eric and General Farmer, in twenty viii
lagos there was neither man nor beast;
and seven Furnishing towns were set on
fire, the men massacred, the women VIC.
lated, and the children thrown into the
flames. Every city and village which
the French entered on their march 10
Moscow, was deserted and set on fire.
After the battle Of Smolensk, there was
no! a particle Of linen to dress the wounds
of 5000 soldiers. After the battle of
Moscow, 10000 wounded French SUBJ
sisted on horse flesh and cabbage stalks;
and this was luxury compared to the
fare in that retreat, in which 100000 of
the finest soldiers Europe ever saw, all
persisted in the short space Of six weeks.
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bles, gold Ear Ornaments, Finger Rings, Breast
Pins, gold Guard Chains and Keys, silver Combs,
shell and horn Combs, Work Bags, Pocket Scs-
sors, Violns and Strings, Perfumery, Toys, Watch
Trimmings, Brass & Wood Clocks: and, in short,
nearly every thing that is usually found at Jew
elry Store.
Clocks and watches of every description re
paired at short notice, and warranted,
N. B. Silver work and Jewelry manufactured
10 order, of the best materials. on short notice.
p. B. II. would return thanks for past iavors,
and hopes to receive liberal share Of public
patronage.
Brandon, June "a, lS43. 1:Sw
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lpo b. IEfAArNIHf

HAS just returned
from Boston with an
extensive assortment
Of Watches s. jew
elry, consisting in
part OF gold and sill.
yer Levers epines,
Horizontais, aud
common Watches,
gold and silver bow
ed Spectacles, silver
pencIiS e. Thin.
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DR.. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
STRENGTHENING PIasfcrs.

|TilESE Plasters, greatly improved,
and having the preference of all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended by all doc
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the BREAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
Weakness and Lameaess are relieved al
once By THEN use, and the parts restored
to strength and natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Plasters, will be astonished and delighted
at the comfort ii affords. Those threaten
cd with Ling Complaints should never
trust themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. II removes the irritation of in-
cipient Consumption FROM THE LUNGS to
the SURFACE Of The body, and draws of
the internal affection. So in Jiuer Com.
plaiafs, and Coughs, and Colds. Chill
dren with Whooping Cough should al.
ways have one, to prevent the cough SET
Ting on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial. 81,
or For sale 10 Hil.borough by d. Heart;
in Oxford by George I. Taylor; ia Greensbo.
rough by J. & r. Sloan--only agents.
February "a. ca
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Mysterious.

A GENTLEMAN belonging 10 one o.
"a Inc most sncieni and wealthy fami-
lies or this city, (Ner York. who must
Be well known 20 numerous friends, hay-
ing since the year 1914 up 10 recently,
been bent nearly double, and Cor several
wears confined 10 his bed. has been resior-
"a 10 good health--has regained his nain-
raj erect posilion--and has Quilted hls
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
beIieve Ibis Is the genlleman's own de-
scriplion IS near rs possible. and there y
no exaegeralion in Il. We will give IN
quirers his address, and donbl not his hu-
name feelings will excuse The liberty; 50
shaI any one doubling may kaor these
facis--ihough he requests his name may
not appear 10 print. Among other simi-
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds.
ia chrys.ie-s,reei, has been restored, and
will give personal assurances Of the facts
Of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been donei
AsswER--By he INDIAN VEGETA-
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HEwES'
NERVE AND BONE EMINENT ex-
iernally, from Comsiock & Co.
ar For sale In liillsborough BY D. Heart;
Ia Oxford BY George 2. Taylor; 10 Gfeensbo.
rough BY J. q X. Sloan only agents.
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Rillsborough HOuse.

INST sshsefibsr hEtiag P.fs eAsss ils -
q 40 81 IL nalIbsEoaEA ~ $3.50 -
FsSkis'so l1 sasa1. Lately eSeapssa ~ 49,
D. csaas. siea HlisbsFoaEh noase. iaAs -
snsahod u lafssm me pahiie sssefAms 49, -
- - nrnpaRe4 a. aecosmNa~4AAs MsteAssss
- drsssss e al kinSs. az ss has ssed saslia.
- ia sish salsr h thsm- A thls heess
!, ssrt nsar ahs cssri Hssss. q No1ie ssf1
r.a,s.isst fss Jsrofs. and ethess xhs ha.s
e.,iaess a eoari. Ny table shall 3 lsinisn,
- wiFh a. ed az ne resalry ansfcs. see
nv saahlss wiih Pieaiy 81 gooe rfcssnees.
"A \ bar also shall BE fsrnasissd siil ea.a -
~. 80 = sngireiy separate from aAs senst-
hsps. aksrefoEs. 70 gre fell sAtislattise -
al Ehe may please 70 taseaf ns 80 49,
CSC. Osiae q he hardaess 81 The iiness
ny ehsrsss shall be very los.
Afss rsrs,sr boardsrs cas- also BE aeee@
mo6aisd.
I inlsad % keep On hsnd Flesr. cofn
Meal. Tsbaeeo. &c. which ! slll feil
low for essh.
Dscembef 2. ~
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HRnELha nslieinea hase hssn uasl 80 sc.
= esss q almasl rseEy elscasa q uhiea aan-
kina IA Eahls, snd Ter eazAaess snG liver s1s.
slaimas. = AN lhsir many ~ela An0sn atien1aats
hd.isus snd siek hesdsehe. psin snd =
osess.on sIlsf meals. Ktd5insss. dixxlaesss
sinsains aoiss in ne bead snd cara. dfss-
s.asss, AssrtbuFn. loss 81 spptiiie. slnd
sossms. &C. they sre go nssl e6eed - bs xasi.
T. sanenof o. aag tkiaE ever befars e1srre
Is thr puhlie, ana ies tAsss 81 lsil haAsi q
AelF. ahey miii press lasaAsahiei whls -
Rsas. Il fsmi:y spssisn1, fer eigher sea- they
esanol Can u snsars me saissrsai saiisaas.
ne eeasy sf he Liz Rals saa Ph1si.
| salsn 70 ssesl esrt.sa. 4 freely sisea % ne
attack Of fever. mhssnxs. measles. sore
shrosl. recent colds. Nth cough. snd esh-
e. inf.nmaiory disorders. la rhsuas-
sism and ehorie complains they have also
pssfofmed The nos essfsefdinaIy.esFes shsa
sssd with Perseserenee-
siaee the Set inlaedsetieu of Dc. henstis
LIE Msdieises % has tsile~ ennsas. .ssy
have Ia every ease, faliy msinlsined The hish
character they 90 vel dssefsec. rahea.s -
had lsr years drawa On > miserable existence,
and maay Who had lest the sssoftheirismoso ~
rheumatism and paralysis. have been restored
10 health, strength snd eomlofi, siier ell The
usaal remedies lad beea foand useless. Ice
| astonishing and almost airseuloos sneets
have also beea experienced. IN lie cure o.
nsrssas ard rhnmaiie pains 81 The Ass4 and
face, paraisfi. s9ssfisas. eontracted and sisn
ioanls glaadRlar siesitiaga. pains o. me ehesi
and baaes. ehrsaie TAsmmaiisHl, palPiisifsa q
fks ktarI. diJkcGli rsspirafisH, &c.
But IL Is Unnecessary 10 ennmerate The ma
~ eases ia which these purely vegetable me
dsriaes have been successfully bat let Ne 10.
quirs. Why are they go unisefssl ln iheli
See sssaass they PURIFY THE BLOOD. and
shss remove all cause a disease IN ,hs fys'
TEN.
Because they act powerfully upon the seere.
lions Of the oody, AID remove al impurities ~
once.
Reesase they do not reduce the system. BIO,
iasigoratei Il -ihas repairing no restraint iron
pleasure or business daring then operation.
Complaints arising from . yiiisied state o.
the blood are easily subducd by the powerful
efficacy az these naild and sslatary medicines.
| TO those who are obligef ., travel, OF 10 take
medicine without interruption ofhusinets. The
Life Medicines are peculiarly useful. By mild
and sale operation. they strike n the root oil
disease, and quickly eIsdicsie u, thereby pre-
veaiing the fatal effects 10 which thousands
are victims.
Sold wholesale and retail by Or. W. D. Moi.
fal, 3T5 Broadway, New York.
For sale also by
D. HEARTT. .agsni.
February, Z. So
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or. Leather Rest0rer.
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins and
w hides are converted into leather by
the use Of Tannin extracted from certain
barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the
Tannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brittle, cracked, covered with a
crust, a.. This all know. TO restore
then life. sofmess, moistness, strength.
snioothness. and remove oil crust. fly, or
blister-restore the tannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time: but the whole virtues Of il
are in this article. the OIL OF rANNIN
(which penetraies the siiifesi and hard
est leather, If j, has been twenty years in
use; and ifil tears easily with the fingers,
il inparis at once a strength that is utter.
" incredible until seen. IL becomes ike
new leather, in all respects, with de-
lightful soflness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly inperri.
oars TO INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes.
carriage-iops, harness. hose, trunks. and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
a splendid polish. even higher than new
leather has. and at least doubling it, wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those WIN will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with old carriage
tnps-have old harness. and throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves.
and all about them -expend double what
is necessary for articles Of leather, 10 their
hearts content, if their prejudices are so
strong thew will not try new discovery.
Now. gentlemen, please yourselves.
w None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature of Comstock & Co.
tC For sale in .iillsborcuqh. N. c.. by D.
Heart; in Oxford, by George r. Taylor; 10
Greensboroueh, by ]. & r Sloan-oniy SCENTS.
February % ) @# @ Ca
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Notice.

THE undersigned, having qualified as Exec
ulor u the last will ana testament Of Jas.
Hutchinson, deceased, Al May TEN Of Orange
couaiy coari, gives notice 10 all persons IN
dsbIed 10 the estate of said deceased. 10 come
forward and make immediate Payments and
all persons having claims against said estate
10 present them within The time prescribed By
law. or this notice will be plead IN bar Of re-
coveiy. -
May %. T9-~
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ABSOLUTE REkLrALL

AuEALA = AA-sA-szAAsAsa
ono lsials. AID AZ sssss.slsl'
lO,OOO prssr DAI.l.E1ss MACl-I
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inssanable.
Il poa only cares quicker. bul gives 10 o.
di,ionsl pain. nor leaves . scar. Fire -
posilirsly rendered harmless. si0 has
been offered six monihs 70 any person 70.
turning an empsy box, and s.yiag lhal al
svouy q anasiafing 10 nOl sxirseird n .
few minuses. rel nol one from thousands
af,rial. since has claimed the bonas. Pa
rsns, an1ioas % guard against general IN
lures and save moasy. time. torture and
lie. and prsseai their offspring iron BE-
ing diskgarsd By burns. or sEsn sm.ii-
pox pusinlss. III possessing he eaviaele
eower % replace The cellular organs de-
slroyed.l can do 20 BY Obtaining This In
limiisbls salve. Many deeply burni cases
| IN the city en- be seen. and one entlrs
| face burnt over and wounded three dis
tinet tines in the same spot while heai-
| ing. vet in no case can be traced the least
cieatrice or mark For ell kinds Of hurts,
ia rapid. soothing effects, are alike an
portanr even sore ewes. MI inaammailons
ana broken breasts would be unknown.
The toilet and nursery, Cor clearing the
skin OF pimples, removing ehafe. &C., VIII
| find Il indispensable. Once using only
viii forever establish Cor il The sovereign
heal-alI quality. Aller Ibis notice, heads
ar families allowing iortnres for months,
and ultimately distorted features. can ne
yer wipe away reproach, justly uttered by
disabled child, for neglectng 70 triumph
over Gre.
.Entered according 10 act of Congress. 4.
D. Is4I. BY consiock & Co. 10 the Clelk . "
ace &c The District coaa Sf the United States
Coz the Southern District u New YORK."
Frauds beginning upon Dalley's Magical
Pain Exiraeiof. leader q absolaieiy neeessa.
~ that the name Of cnmsioek & Co, be found
on every package; Ear the use OF eoua,sr-
| felt might run oae. Do not forget TO look iof
that name, and avoid Il az you woud poison,
| II Comstork e. Co.'S fac-simile 10 mol on a.
We are obliged 10 be on our guard against val
lsiny in I'll places.
Buy only af the above 6rm, whose power %
irreyocable Tor twenty vears
. HENRY DALEY.
TFor sale 10 Illllsborough. N. C., by d.
Heart; in Oxford, by George '. Taylor; "a
iGrcensbornash, byJ sR.Sloan-enly aesnis
FEBRUARY IS. - x
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Negroes for Sale.

WILL be sold al public sale, al my resi-
Wv denrc, two miles north Of Mason Hall.
on Thursday the 18th os June, on q credit 81
nine months, FIVE NEGROES belonging 10
tue estate of William Pickett, deceased. via:
Harry. Squire, sam, ivcrsoa. and Franklln.
Bond and approved security . quired.
ELIZABETH PICKETT, .aam'T.
May %. 75--2w
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HlLLSB OROU II, N. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS uEARTT,

AT THEE DOLLARS TEAR, or TWO poLLA'
FIFrY cESrs lF RAID IN ADsAScE.
Those who do moi give notice Of ilclr ran
10 have their paper DISCONTINUED Of the expire
ton Of the year, will be presumed as tes'I'ps
its continuance until eounteimandcd -Ano"
paper will he discontinued untilall srrtaraf's
are paid, unless atthe option 81 The nia's'''.
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen linea
one doilnr for tive fret, and twenty d" sf''"
Tor each subsequent insertion, lorG't orr :"
proportion. Court advertisements tacr;y wv
per cent higher. A deduction Of 33i per cen"
will be mads 10 adycrtuers b, tie jtsn 90
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equiiy-March Term, ls43.
s.cs. Josiah Turner d.
Thomas Faucet. admir-. Of Thomas d
- Grain. and others.

Thomas Faucet. admir-. Of Thomas d.
T Grain, and others. ..ss.
Petition 10 subject the Real Estate Of Thos. ID.
Crain's heirs al law 10 the payment Of debts.
i'm this cause il being made appear 10 the
- satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master. that
John Brsntly aud Nancy his wife, Foreman
Wilton ahhv and Sirah his wife and wiaship
Petty, are' ,ot inhabitants Of this state. publ.
cation is herrhy made in the fiIllsborongh Re-.
cordcr, for SIX weeks, that unless the said john
Brantly aud Nancy his wife, Foreman vii
loughby and Sarah his wife, aud Winship Pct
Nv, appear al the next term Of the Superior
Court Of Law and Equity, TO be held for the
county aforesaid. on the second Monday Of sep
TENDER next, and plead, answer or demur. the
bill will be taken pro confesso 90 10 them, end
set dowa for hearing ex parte.
Givea under my hand and seal Of ofiire, at
iIiIlsborauyh, the second Monday Of March,
is43. Issued arr'i 81. Is43.
~z JAMES WEBB, C. & N.
Price adv. SIS SO. #.. - 4. 72--
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Uk0lAliE SoE0G1s
N. = lRA BCRWELLs PEaAeiRaih.
sGsHE Fsa ssssisa -El ssumsnes % aisn-
4 Oar Ess lard a 1llys ans siass "a me
lasa 81 NeErmhsr.
TSs ssual sr.ssAes sf q thsressh Easliss
eaas.siaa aEs issfha. snfsliasr with ths Lsaln
a Fresrh lsnruaecs. Msss 1tisntisn pad
n he suis1 shaa 70 ale sFnsnealai branehea,
thsash ne latter ara eel nefse<ted.
We hass - cor e~a famlig places fof fsaf
a ave mars hoard,rs. ssi as opf nnmber . n
miaed, il 10 desirabls thst these whe wish theif
ehildrea piaesd nadsF euf immsd8le aiienlion
shouid mskx suly aPplirakien.
Baar1 gan Be sbaaiaeS ID nzost rssperiabit
ksmiiss - SO per Dsath. iaeisdiag al en-
Trxxs-prs SESSION..
For Board ard Tuition. so7:so
Tailioa alones 1880
Music. $500
Uss q Piano Cor practice. 500
Preach or Latin. 1000
Drawing and Painting. 1000
kEFEKRscEa
Jsha withtspoan d D.. Iioa. 2 Mash, Dr
James webh, john W. Narwood. esq Hon
William a. Graham, HiIsbwsagk; Rev. Drar,
Lacy. Raieisk; Rev. ID Flraitoa, Aired Hatch
Robert Prsasr.se. &swGuni R.s Thns Owes
Hanirglss; Rev. A. wIlsoa, d. D Rev. JVhI
A CT .l,er. Crssnss~@st.
a" Register sad standard, Rslsig b, New
bern Speelaisr. fsyeitevills Observer. sas
simiasioa chronicie. instrt once seek To-
four werks.
das ~. ~ :
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.
IN the former Editor Of The Saturday Zoe.
afax Post aud Saturday Museum.

Comprising the fruits Of twenty years ex
perience in the Newspaper business; tue a'd
Of the most distinguished newspaper writers
Of The day; a valuable Foreign Correspon,
dence; with troops Of Literary friends, and
the determination 10 publish Newspaper Tor
all cIasses. which shall NIL be Surpassed!
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Strayed,

iNR0M the subscriber, about the first Of May,
two Mules; one sprrel mare mule, three
years Old, AID the other a black. three years
old, with large wart under its belly. res
sonabie reward will be given for their delivery
to the subscriber. aud information respecting
them viii be ths nkfuH received.
JOSIAH TURNER.
May i6 "a
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Job Printing,
EXECUTED AT THIS orFicg.
Stray.

ga TAKEN up on the 9Th of
" IVA May, by john Morrow four mil
&gAA X this side Of Chapel Hill, BAY
~ PVT MARE with black name and
zAskkzsa ,ah Eve feet high, and six OF SEE
ven yeas old. Valued ., ioI,y dolars.
JOHN A. FAUCErT, Ranger.
May 80. 7s-
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TO FARMERS.

ZONE with any Of the following products
Of your farms. aud you shall have for the IN
Groceries a, cash prices, via: @.a
Corn, Beeswax, 'rallow, Feathers.
MICKLE 4 NORWOOD.
Janaary 10. sa rs
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Stray.

"a TAKEN up on the 26ih Of
VSr~ Mas, by John fauc.tt on Back
IAzA1 cretk, twelve miles from Hills
M M borough, q by FiLLY, with
A5Sz<1a DARK legs len hind fool white,
black maze and tail, fur feet sir inches high,
and three wears old. Valued a, fifteen dollars.
JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
May 50 6-
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30 Boxes best Fayetteville CAN
DIES. zss.-....
n Barrels nrime Familv ET0IIR

o Barrels prime Family FLOUR.
The above articles have been consigned 10
US. and will be sold fur Cash lower than the
market prices. ...s.......
Ou hand, and will he constantly kept, o
supply Of the best CORN MEAL.
NlICKLE Il NORWOOD.
January II. 81
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THos. C. CLARKE & CO.,

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M. i0f Caescul street, Philadelphia.
We shalt be glad to exchange with News
papers that will obIige Us BY copying the
abIye. 72-.
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GOOD s AT COST!
For Cash OfIg.

sPHE aadsrsisasd. being desirOas e closing
- their pressna bssinsss. roe ofsr 10 ihe
puslic their
ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS.
which ere mostly ne~ aud desirsb.s, for what
they cost thtm delivered here.
NICHOLS q sTRAYH0RN.
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HENRY DALEY.

iT For sale In ll,IlsborouPh. N. C., by D.
Heart; in Oxford. by George y. Taylor; IN
'Grcensbornasa, byJ sR. sloan-enly agents.
FEBRUARY IS. 6z-