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Nsw Yess. FOB. 20. 1913

Nn~ toKAt FEB. 70 lo4J,
.ssal@~a~ q rsy--lNr. and .sr,. CAarlss r. Miller
o. .f,ris-i Esa ffaaos and EnsiGas-ths World OF
f.aA.sa s-issr's .>ss .sSssi- Rabeyt Tylsr-BisAep
H~sAss, 49, 80.
l am sssy sassy 10 inform yOa that there Was a Sc
sona sssiasses Il rroy. "a FRIDAY aishl, aud what
= @osi Sspiar.bls, = noabsr u persons were dss-
lroysd Ths partieulAn u he melancholy shair,
800 -il ksa ~ 'hs ns~sPsPsD, aud 10 them you aro
fsisrrsd
rhsss ss-isssAsi or,Sasied ~ that Wild aud iurou,
sgseaiaiiss shish, "a ~ year. lsJ5, ~, and -
1s.6s sssa aas nd ,adsoed t,sa 10 transform The
ssr ssaxssyhs AID f.es VI naisrs itself The ma
uss bnis - Trsy wsrs undsrmibss, and iuli IN
sossaiaa ttai sahiscssd tasm " tho soasulsou, u
nsiuFs ard hssos tA,s-s uslsncisol, ~ssi.~sAsi
fss Mslbsrtss, s@ tola, base made ths mos, u
shs-s sss.siasi di.fupsus 81 Troy and claim then
snsrrus ssdeness u shs eorfsctas. o. that beau
tla Shsas, ~ tissss. ~hsh lsssle. ss th.i ths w.
esna ~a.sni 81 sas e.sssua l.ara aud sssior, ms,t
asa w,H b. attssasa ~ ssurrsi conaasrs,ion
NJ sna Mn Charles y Miller, lhs man snJ
~,fs, sboa wh0u, - much elsmor has been made
is~ mousis pad. srriEed IN this siiy, yesterday.
iroa Nssfels sagssia. M. Miller "a, iu,msdial,
!, ARRESTED, shaFxea wHh forcihis sbdgeting has 81,
49,. -,
Tbs examination was earous saaif and detelopsd
-, "A. 80. "a a.. "a, ~,
a.. -. 49,, A., - &C., 80, -,
ness aud manly good wi snd thosxh be had ,ssgusni
a. -, A., "a, - ,,,.,, A, -,
"A .u, ,sl., a, "a, 49, s,,. a., A.,,..s - ..
AZ, an. "a. no, .s,.,A AZ 49,. "a, ~
her b,,, a, ,l,. sam. ,i,,. .t,, a,s 49,, - !, !
,.na 4, h,, i'm ham
rYou ,h. tom, .oa ,,,rr,u, ~ an. .,.,.,,.,,..,
/, sppar,n, ,hat Nr aud M Mil, ch.,,.t =,
each other mutual lo,, and .,,..h,,s,., "a Il.
they NAV ard viii hive ser, conf.r,,bI, ,o,e,,.,
and n, YER, ham, ,,g.,h,r n ,,.,,i,,, -,
disposed people viii lrs,, them ,I,ns a., 80,
them 10 mind tbe,, a,,n b,,.i,e..
Without knowing ANYTHING n,r,,,,.I,, NJ. A. 49,,
Mrs. Miller. and most assur,dl, u,,ho,, ,r,.,d,,.,
iu,rud. ON their Attain, shall no, h..;,.,. %
they will ere The l,,., al o,,,,,v,, H..
reth.r n, man saa u,f, h.nn, !, 80 49,
brace. and ,sio,einr IN .,.h "a, !,
Miller |. ,,d,o,l, a n man ever, ,o.L -. -,
from m. hsv,,inv an ,hs .,d % "a. -. r.
done ,o,b;py mor, ,h.n ,..,,, A.. 800. 49,, !,
- A. -. 80.
' " ~ "1' "'' ~ u.s. !" '"' '"i''uo''! "'
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SUPREME coURTUNrTEp STATES
wrnnr,n,r. Februarr %. lsla.

WEDNESDAY,, February %, lsi3.
Present az yesterday
No. 30. Thomas T. Ellis, ct al, -. VI. %. Tsylori
administrator.
The judgment OF the Circuit Court United States
for Alabama, IN this cause was affirmed with costs
and six per cent. damages.
No %. The United State, plaintiff, ra Henry
Eokfords executors.
Mr.. Attorney General for the plaintiff, and coniuu'
ed by Mr. Lord for the defendants
Adjourned I'LL tomorrow IL O'Clock, A "
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HAMPToN's MAGAZINE DEPOT

We have received from Hampton n Son, IL. Jan.
uary number Of SARcrsT's M,esxSr.
The February number Of sraR's F,Mtr Mao.
ZINE.
And the January number Of the BosroS PtoArrr
all valuable and interesting work,
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Esphrun In the Supreme Court proceedings, Of
Tuesday the name Of Job r. Tyson, Of Philadephia,
was erroncously printed job 7, Tyson, Of N, York
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BENTON REGULATED IN MISSOURI.

From the following paragraph, which we fnd
in the kentuckiaD, thorough going Democra-
tons credentials, as Delegate to the National
Convention, are not genuine. Hence, in all
prof. ability, he will not take his seat in that
body.
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Observation-Disclosures NOMINATION

We rejoice to see that the democracy Of Missouri
are maniiestng just and important spirit in relation
to the nomination of candidate for the Presidency
We have several democratic papers in that
State, at Boonvile, Boonsck, &c, disapproying Of
the Legislative caucus OF portion Of the members
who undertook to nominate delegates for the whole
State of Missouri without first consulting the peo-
pie. 1.-The Boonville Register has recommended a
estate Convention" to be composed OF delegates
from each county, on the 10th and 18th Of June to
assemble at Jefferson city or Boonvic. This looks
like the people were determined to take this impor-
tant matter in their hands and preserve the uni
ty OF the party when the people, the friends Of Col
johnson or any other candidate will be satisfied and
we know that the friends of Colonel Johnson will
have nothing to fear. Let tho whole democracy act
for themselves unin6uenced by the Leaders, and then
let all say amen
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Rrass and Composition
Castings,

ElR Nals, faeieriss snd eth'r rprese-.
in Hr xoala pzIih n asly bEine 70 The rs,ire
ii Mllirrs snd fstioss thai be n.akes. i'F taks
aad Duxrs Ga Mills. 4 esmp"siiien shsth. ioF
durahilsi,. is superior 20 say aihsr pssa- Ihsfe
are now some Inks e uls make which have
been IN use in is w rnanine Milis sc lee ard
fifteen years. which are yet - good order.
he wIll alsa attend 10 The GtS and LOCK
sMl THING business.
TORrOIs SHE'LL COMBS rpaired and 20
lishsd 80 a. ta be a. god - new.
Also SILVER PLATING. 10 ne various
branrhes.
The subscribss will rive psneiuai attention
n the above branches ~ huslmess. tie terms
xill be c.sh, cspeeiali, far i,hb'ae. which must
be paid Cor before taken i.om The shoP: snd he
hopes BY good workmanship aad Paneiusl at
ieasisa 10 give Satisfaction.
JOHN N. MASON.
May 30. 20
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DR.. LIN'S GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
strengthening Eslasters.

|TSdESE plasiers, greatly improved,
= and having The preference Of all 9th
ers, are warmly recommended by all DOC
tors as invaluable for all inyalids having
pains in lie BREAsT, BACK, or SIDE.
Heakafss aud LameRess are relieved al
once By then use, AID the parts restored
10 strength aud natural warmth and
health. Any person we--ing one Of these
Plasters, will be astonisned and delighted
al The comfort j, affords 7 hose threaten
ed with Lung Complaints should never
irust themselves day without wearing q
Plaster. II removes the irritation Of in
.cipieni C Consumption PROM THE LuNGs to
the SURFACE Of the body, and draws of
tie internal affection. So in liver Can
rlGigfs, and Coughs. and Coils. Chill
dren wild, Wlsooping Cough should al
ways have one, to prevent the cough SET
ling on The lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial.
III Fur sale IL I'LL borough bs d Heart;
10 Oxlard by George L. fayI,r; IL Grcensbo.
rough BY ). s. Il. sioan--oaIy agents.
February "a CIR
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N0EEATsS
Life Medicines.

f<l8E tie airas<iues hssr be<a usrt .llh So
= erss - af,assl esrrg dsesssf - $3.50 saea-
k1a4 Il l.sHis. ass ~ h li..ss* $50 aser 60
uaaa.ta. ~ y sasir maay xslikaw@ n ssieaatAats
- Is sd s,rk hssdartt. P.in md af-
prsssiaa sitter n-sls. Cd tinssss dizziness.
|sisxulng noise IN ihs head and ears. dsaA-
-snsss, a.ssrsbafn. l0ss a sppstise. wsad
snassas e.. ln~y are nrkna ~leSsrd ~ b. Kast
j snp~rser - aas iaieg rssr trisre s.asree
"a 49, ,,,lbIlc. saa IL tkase u jail h.hit -
bslT. they eiiI .,tsss iassiaasies uhi Z % >
seaslsi famiy sprneni. or siihcr So. tafy
Tsnnes fsH - snsaTe The eniyelsai.salislae-
sspa.
rhs rsEesey 81 the LIE fs:is and Phasir
snlsrs - snssl esrtaia. Il freely sIsea On ths
attack 0ffevss. ana aenzs. Deasies. s0fr
iATo.i. recent colds. ussbeausa. and osh-
sr inAanmassry disorders. Ia rhsnma-
ism and cholie eomplsin's .hes hsse slsa
nesfsrmrd ihe mast eKiaaoidlaasy csfcs. ulen
used wIlh perseverance,.
Since the = lals1tsriiaa 81 D.. Medas's
Ids Melirines % he fellsa e,ills =, they
have - every Ease. fiy maiaaiaed tAe hEsA
shsfxe;er lssy - Ell observed. F4iieats geo
BAD zoe years draws oaa mi cradle rxsstesee.
sd naaaF Who hadlosl The assol .rsf iiasesb
fheumatisIn sad paralysis. hasc teea rusio.sd
10 beallh. sffengsh asd sn.sassft. alter AZ Tie
usual resaeSies hsd bers tsaad ese.sss- ils
asaaassl.iae add ai.ne-l miFaesiens sfsels
hsFe also brsa experiensed. N the csc q
asvsus aid F1sznsfis pains el the kraf add
kars psrslylis egssfisas. eoatraeted aud stiff
aia,s. glsssfnlsf s'ssiiiass. paths 81 the chest
lad Aa,aes ekreaic FkrmEaiisa. P4ipii1fleR ef
- All. Sik<nlt rssfi'siiga, sc.
sHai q - aaaecesssry u enameFate the sns
~ eases "a ~hieh these parsly sefelaele ne
d.cines have besn sneecssiul bat iei ~ ia
4aise- Miy ase iAey - uaasefsal - sae'f
B See they PUFFY rnE BLooD. and
shus Ienssse ali cause al disease an the sys
tenn.
Brcaaseihey act Powerfsliy rps the secEe
lions o. the body, aad remove al impaE'lles a.
NEE
Because they do mi redace The system. bat
nvlsesaieit thus reqssrlae 10 restraint iron,
.lessnfe or business daF,ug then operation.
Complaints arisiag lram stiaied state 81
he b'ond are easily suhdued by the powerful
1 .tiieacy af these milo and sslusary incidents
4 10 those who ass ohiieei - travel. OF 10 tske
asdirine ~iihsat InIerruptssa "f business. the
life Meiiriaes are peculiarly usefii. Bynllls
and safe operation. they strike Al the root q
lseasr, and qasekiy eIsdirsie ~, thereby pre-
venting the fatal efects 10 4which Thousand
IRE victims.
Sold wI,alesaie and retail By Dr. W. D Mol
A., SIS Broadway, New Yolk.
For sale also by
d. nEARTr, .agenf.
fsbrusry,i. IS
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TO ALI. THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
ell or TANNiN.
or. Leather Rest0rcr.
AxEw CHEMICAL DISCOVERY

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
M ST people know, that skins and
IVA hides are converted into leather by
the use Of rannin extracted from certain
barks, &c.
When The force and strength Of the
rannin is worn ont, leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brillle. cracked, covered with a
crust, g.. This all know. 10 restore
then life. soitness. moismess, strength.
smo0ihness. and remove all crust, fly, or
blisler--restore the tannin. This sub
stance the leather never can receive the
second time; but the whole virtues of il
are in this ariIcle. the OIL OF rANNIN
-whicb penetraies the s,igest and hard
est leather. if il has been twenty years in
use; and lit tears easily with the fingers,
il inparls a, once a strength that IS utter
Is incredible until seen. III becomes IKE
ne,r leather, in all respects, with de-
lighlful soliness and polish, and makes oil
leather completely and PERFECTLY imperri.
ous to water--parlicnlary 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 al least doubling lis weal
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
'lhose VIII, will may wear old sh0es
! groan with corns. ride with old carriage
tnps--haye old harness. and throw then
away half used-Iook filthy themselves
and all about lhem-expend double wha
is necessary for articles Of leather, 10 thei
hearts content. il their preiudices are 81
strong tAev will not try new discovery
Now. gentleiner. please yourselves.
il IT, None genuine unless with The IA
simile signature Of comsiock q Co.
:rF For sale n siillshor"ueh n c. By
J ticarlt; in oxlosd, by George T. Taylor; i
Grccnsbornnah. bs J. s |. Sloan-onI, seen,s
February %. &c !
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fIsaE sabsrFibsr wenld infasm he ril'rsnf
II nfOanEs As4 The adj sinias ceusiiet, shsl
~ has e.m,aeaest the shese bullness - al
Iis sarisas bFnnchss. a the lesa 81 ttiasse
rsazh. Eherr Ne ipisnds kesfiaz "a hse4 "A
asserinasnt ef the ahpse Hafes. 4 Fso1 lasis
rs4ls aud mofkmaaship, aed - rfltes y ssii
ths lisars. rs sti slsa attend 70 GuAte.iaa
aat corlsias tlsusss. NpaEfseE siies. sna ~
kiads Of eppsr nofks aad seP1Eis5 4 AL
kinds Of Metal wsIk.
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MYSTERIOUS.

! GENTLEMAN belonging TO one OF
= the most ancient and wealthy fami-
lies Of this civ, New York, who must
be well known 10 numerous friends, hav-
ing since he year 1914 up to recently,
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined 10 his he'll, has been resior-
ed to good healtll--has regained his natu-
raj erect posiiion---and has quilted his
carriage. and now walks with ease! We
believe this is The gentlelnan's own de-
scriplion as near as possible. and there is
ne exaggefa.ion in it. We will give in
quirers his address, and donbt not his ilu-
nlane feelings viii excuse the liberty; So
That any one dOnbfiag NAV k,sow these
facis--ihongll he requests his name may
not appear in print Among other SINH.
lar instances. Mr.. James G Reynolds,
I4fChrys,ie-sirecs, has been restored. and
viii give personal assurances of the facts
Of his Ease. Bath were rheuH.aiism, and
contracted cords and siaews. How has
this been done.
ANSWER by the INDIAN vEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally. and HENES'
NERVE AND BONE LINlMENTex.
tprnally, frem Comsiock e. Co.
n Far sale il llillshorouah By y. Heart;
il OXFORD W tieo,yr-F. Tavlrs. " q crnsbB
roguh b. & 4. sloan- only aeents.
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UMitcs: states District Court
OF North Carolina.
IN BANKRUPTCY:

IN BANKRUPTCY;
= No ice 10 show cause AGAINST the Pcii
lions Of the following Petitioners Cor their dis.
cbarae and certificate as Bankrap,s, al New.
bern, ON tue fourth Monday 10 October neal,
VIZ.
ORANGE COUNTY.
David ii. Cate, shoemaker,
Noah Hall, farmer.
Lewis Edwards, labnurer.
Isham Parish, labouror.
Pubiica.ien ordered.
ii. POTTER, ID j. q. S, ID. G.
Jane 50. III .0w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Enniiv--Inilncfilrn

Jemes S. Suit rs. Nancy n"maek, Jacob P
~ssnacs, aud otBtFs.
IT appearing BY the sffi lssH Of james 8.
q Smith, thai Jacob r. Momark aud Nancy
is,s w.fc. ssd itieli cbd ircn. III "a J. Manark
Rcwiae nsfe o. Alexander u. Murphy, Edwin
2. &omsck. WIN. J. wtInsck, Thomas W..
mack, James Nonaek, Jsha ). omsrk, Anna
lane and her husband, aud VI. wuma.k, are
mol nina bitanis VI Tits stale. SO that psocrss
cannot be served on them they are hereby
nol,ird % app. az al The next term % This
Court, 10 be reid frtbc county ofUfsngs, at
the curt hause ~ BJl.borsngii, ON the see0nd
Mneday 81 Sepieu,b. ~ Il. and plead. answer,
81 ie,BGr. or iise bin vii be iaksa pro comics
i, is 10 then, aid se, dows Tor hearing ~
parie. THIS noiireto be published SIX weeks
IN lbe hi syo,Uu ~ Recorder.
JAMES WEBB, C. &c N.
Pr',e sds. 81 So g.
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HILLSIDE Ro.U II, N. q.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
by DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS a YEAR, OR Two poLf1".
FirrY cEkTs ~ PAiD IN ADVANCE.
Those who do moi give notice Of Their ~
10 have their paper discontinued a, the cxlpa
ton of the year, will be presumed as desums
lis continuance until couui crmanded : anu -
paper will lie disroaiinucd until all arrrsfafs'
are paid, unless al The option d The iue''f'e''
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen Hne.,
one dollar for the Gssi, aad tNeats i've sen =
for each Subsequent insertion; LONGER ones -
proportions Court advertisements twenty ~
per cent higher. sieduetion 81 s3' per ech''
will be made TO advertisers BY the yeaf.
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0alQ tri.ls. snd al s1cressial,
1Os0Vo prove DAI.LEIss NAGL-

QNll lri.ls. and al seeessslsi'
lOsVoo prove DALLEfss NAGi-
cal PAIN EXTRACTOR insssinsble.
/, nos oaly cures qaikksr, but gives ~ ~
i5aion.l pain. nor Iesves = scar Fire =
posisiseiy rrrrlsfed h-Emiess- gelo has
ben offered sax mnnlks 70 any person ~
turning sn empty hex, add saying ihai al
sponV n annoin6ng i not exlrscsrd IN
lev minutes. yei nos one from shonssnfs
uftri,ls since has claimed he bonns. -
RMS sakiOas 70 guard against genesh N,
iuries and save money. time. iofsdre and
life. and prevent liirir 0fsprses ron De-
Il ing dis6garsd by barn, % even small
nor oaslales. o. possessing the ensiaole
nower 70 rrslsee de cellslar organs de-
s,roved.l can do 80 b. obtaining this In
| imilsble size. Many deep y burnt cases
n shs CIV can be sesn. and one entire
fsee burnt over and wounded ihrce dis
lihe, times in The same spo, while heal-
ling. vet in no case ran be Traced the least
cicatrire or mark. For al kinds Of hurts.
its rapid. soothing effects. are alike inn
psrtznl: even sore eves. all inhammations
AMI froken breasts would be unknown
The inlet and nursery, Tor clearing the
skin Of pimples. removing ehsfe. 6c.. viii
End IL indispensable. Once using only
will forever establi<h for Il the sovereign
heal-all quality. After this notice, heads
OF families allowing iorturesr Cor months.
and ultimately distorted features. can ne
YER wipe away reproach, justly uttered BY
a disabled child. for negleesing 10 triumph
over Gre.
I" Easered according 10 act &C Congress. A.
u lsfl. By co.astoek & ca. 10 tas Ciesk . OF
fee OF the Disl,i.t coad of tho Uatled States
far tie S,uthern District sf New YORK;"
Fraads beginning spin Dalley's Magical
Pain Extractor. render "a absolutely necessa
~ that The name Of Comstock & Co. be found
on every packages Tor the use u . cauaier-
lei, might rula one Do mol ioreet 20 look for
that aaae. and avoid u as yau would pnison,
n Cosastark & Cos fac-simile Is not on u
We are obliged to be % sur gusrd sgaiasI sii-
fanny ~ al places.
Bay oal, af the above frm, whose power -
igreyyeable los lwsrfv vesrs
HENRY DALEY.
nP For sale 10 Iltilshorough. n. o. by ID.
Heart; in Oxford. BY George v. Taylor; IN
Greeasberongh, by & SlOan-oaly agents.
Feb uary Is. ez-
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STATE OF N0RTH-CARoLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Micklc = Norwood rs Nancy Clancy, and
others.
Orioina al g,ll- In Eouitv
Original BlII 10 EQUITY.

n NDRRW BficKLE, one Of the complain
ants, having made oath before me that
Levi W Young and isis child Thos. g. Young
are not inhabitants Of this state, 50 that pro.
cess cannut be served them; they are here
by notified that unless they appear at The next
tcrm OF tho Co,rt d Equity, 10 be held f,r the
county &c Gauge, an the sccnnd aioniay &c
Sep,eu,hrr next, atths coui, house ii ilIlis-
bfsua,, aud plead answer ,r demur. the hill
Will be iaaea pro conlcsso and set down fer
heasiup and heard ex paris ma 10 them
JAMES WEBB, G. u M.
Price adv 81 90. 81 CIV
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TO FARMERS.

t7soME win any of tbe. following products
~ of soar fsr.ns. IA ycii shall have Cor them
l.rneel lee 81 cash spfiees.yi7:
Corn, Deeswag, Fallow, Feathers.
A. MIcKl.E.
JaAusf, 10 75-
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T0FAMLIES &NlALIDS.

n< fszz~si<x ls<zsr<.~<sz< f&~4if Fe.s-
: <s<s msT ~ zSxn6 49, FlI.4se as sissrt.
sat s~~m ~ every r@maAxT xksrx la 80 state.
Hsmx@>~s sea nrTrw "a fhxsM MMaezs thff
A~xs lA< fae-slaxiie z4<s@&xss q
~ts1r<<7kt6 &c asrr,rp~u. = = $40
~ - 500 Hrs baas izr,ai3sss snA rgumlrs
kan - n~rrAMm< n&assm -. has Arm nr<
go IN = r<pours A<n = 81 cs@ul.ss 81 AZ
~ 80 ~ t@s ks~ YEA. q = <n,< ~ rh<n
- fa~i's sz~sl< ! . r<<z ~isIsat ts<s< r<~<zs1
BALM oF coLUM B1k. f0K The HAIR.
xlisA ~ ssnF 4 4 f.Lzs 81 q rus,srs I q hsld
s,1sss, 81 e. ciiiFsn mzks 4 EEt~ r1plzlF. e oa
.shoss who have isss ths kas 6em szy eszz<.
= All vgRMTN Aai iaissa Ne kssas q ehzdrra
i s.As-lz. ass rssssnssd e kasa ~ 4 Al oass,-
rs. .. ;--s 1Nta7ssMr1kSo @
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31
20 Boxes best Fayetteville CAM

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DIE :.
G Barrels prime Family FLOUR.
The above articles have been consigned y
Us, and wsll be sold for Cash lover thaa tne
malket prices. esa ~
On basd, and wiiI be constantly kept, =
supply Of The best CuRS MEAL.
A. MICKLE.
January III, o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-08-31

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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
Mp. CLAY.

The Locos arc affecting TO believe that there
win he no little dissention among the Whigs in
regard to Mr.. cIay's nomination for the Pre'i-
dencv. Their presses are already underwriting
to create the impression that ne will again be
postponed to what they term some "mOrc avail
able candidate. They even confidently assert
that il IL The intention Of the northern Wings to
nominate John Mclean Of Ohio. We have no
doubt bat thst such a result would be the most
acceptable course to them, which the Wings
could pursue; but unfortunately for their salts.
faction, if any intrigue ofthe kind is in contem-
pIatiOn by any port,on of the Wing party, it is
confined to a very limited number, and it will
neither succeed nor do the Locus believe that IL
will succeed. The Cincinnati Gazette referring
to this report, witch 10 current in all the Loco
Foco papers, emphatically saysi
s'Who are the supposed projectors Oft this mys.
FERROUS plan, or what may be their views, we
cannot divine. Nor do we pretend to know the
views of Mr.. Webster Bot we do know from
ar, authority which cannot be questioned, that
Judge idcL ain has no knowledge ofuny such a
design. and that he will not sanction any move
ment. come from what quarter it may, which
would make him a candidate for the presidency
in opposition TO Mr.. Clay"
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-06-08
REPUTATION REPUDIATED
BY THE DEMOCRACY OF ALA
RAMA

We extract from the Huntsville "Democrat"
the following just sentiments in regard to Re-
pudidtion. We are pleased to perceive that
the Democrats of Alabama scorn holding COM
munion with the Regulators of Mississippi.
We have not seen expressed in any rection
a more unqualified determination or more abb
solute adherence of the disgraceful and dis
honorable course pursued by the Democrats
generally of Miss ssippi than is contained in
the following extract from The democrat
Esprit OF the republic preserve US from the
foul dishonor, the damning disgrace of viola
ting the plighted faith ard blIIrring the proud
escutcheon of the young common wealth -
The enormous niquity, the shameless deprav-
itY, the despicable meanness of population,
disgusts US beyond comparison and defies all
description. If we repudiate, we viii become
an object of hateful reproach and bitter scorn,
bye word of contempt and derision, with the
civilized world through all succeeding ages.
Alabama faith, like Carthagenian faith. will be.
come synonymous with treachery aud false
hood, IN the minds of mankind. No! let US
wear homespun and dig the earth, let US put
on sack cloth and eat brown bread and black
broth. Are you patriot Do no, suffer this
base dlshonor and irreparable injury IN your
State Are you father ? Dc not transmit
to your children this heritage of uDdying in a.
my and shame. Let reputation be an occurs
ed word IN your ears. Turn your back and
shut your door upon the repudiat1r. And
forever keep in your minds the neble sentiment
OF the patriot Poe,-ssal is not lost, while vet
we preserve our honor!"