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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02
HILLSBO ROUGH, n. C..
PUBLISHED wEEKLY
BIZ DENNIS IiEARTT,

AT THEE DOLLARS TEAR, on TWO rOLLA"S
FIFTY cESTs ~ PAID IN AIvANcE.
Those who DO moi gave notice Of ,mir WI"
10 have their paper discontinued at the 'Xrha.
tion "f The year, vii be- pres nmrd as drsn''e
its aatinuanc until ,annicrmantcd - And 10
nancr ~,ll lie disson,inn,d until all arr'at"es
are paid, unless al the option Of The ub'E''''
Advertisements net xcctdina sixteen I'"'s'
INC dollar Tor Il c first, aud iwtnt. five "h's
inr "a, h subs, qurm insertion; longer enc !"
rr.ro ton court advertisements wen'v y"
per .ea,. higher. A drdn,ii"i III 81 per tf"'
wI. bS na.e to Ayc!,:,e.. b, the y'4l.
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M0FR1Tis
Life Medicines.

FkllE Lie Aeaicases hase hexu ussd silb sc.
- cess d aluos1 esrTg eiseaes u Na.eh Nsn-
Aid Is la1Aar, Ana ieF hssiasss and lsc3 caan-
p'aiaIs, = is aheir many = eiiknom q astendants
bdlsi .ns snd sirk he.dsrhe. PAIN and 90
pressl0n alter msals. g,ddlnssss dszzinsss.
slugnins noise 10 he head and ears. dses
aaess, LeaGbssn. loss Of sPptiiae. uind
spasas. -. Ihry are aekasniedse d g be Esfi.
ID suprrasF 20 ans inieg essF >. i.as snsss1
- lhr pahiir. sad nc lkosr 81 . fail hhett ~
ssly, li.sY @ill Psess issaiaasl1 shis e
gsaesai fsaas,y apeEiena, fDr siihef ae1s ahfg
eaaaol fsii 10 rassrs ilse snasrisai sslssiss-
.i0a.
TIE ebay n lhs LIE fiils sad PLGa'l
Buffers - snasi certain. il freely glsea % aas
stack III fever. innoenIa. measles. sois
lhroai. recent eaIds. ailh eauEh, and OH
e. inf ,@maiary DISORDERS. ln fheuna-
ism aud choric romIl4in they have also
performed she most rIl.soIdiaaiy rsfes, sasH
ised xIlh perseverance,.
Since ne 8 q lalf0daeiiaa 81 Dr.. Mobsas
Tie Nsa,rInes 20 his fclla. ritixens. they
save n every rase, faiiy Maintained the haKh
character shsy 20 : elI deserved. Patients = .s
aad Cor years Jfasn m . miserable existence,
rhsamaIism and paralysis. have b-eh rtssofeo
10 heallh. Strength and rsmlast, silrF 81 The
usual remedies had been foaad useless. iis
aslaaishiag and aimsst mifacslons eIletis
ave also been experienced. ~ the cure y
asrrens aud rksHmaiie paine OF The Brad sna
face paralyiis sgseiioss eonirasied and Elm
alais. KiaadEiar s#siiings. Pa,as OF The Fhrsi
and boaes, ekroaie rhsHaaiism. PaiPtiaiieH q
fLS hswrI sfSefesll gfanff alien &c.
Bat Il % uaaeeesssry 20 ennmerate The ma
nv eases IL ~his these purely vegetable me.
dicines have been sger. ssisii but let ~ IN
qure. Why are ihsy 80 uaisersal 10 'he'r
Bssaa.e they PURIFY THE BLaoD, and
thus rem.sr eli cause d disease 10 ihe sys.
TEN.
Brcsuseihey acl powerfully uP,n the serre.
ions OF Inc cody, and remove all impurities Of
.Inre.
Because they do nai reduce the system. but
|invIearaIen thus requiring nafesiraini IRON
,,lessnre 10 business daring iheil operation.
Comp ainls srlsing Irola silialed state OF
'h@ b Md are easily snhdued by the powerful
iii .aey Of these mild aud sal tsry medicines.
Go those WIN ere elIiget - travel. or ,oiske
aediriae wtlhsnl iaiGrrnpts,a ~ husinets, The
Life Medriaes are peculiarly useful. By mild
sad saie operation. they strike Al the root Of
disease, aud quickly eradicate -. thereby PRE-.
.eating the fatal ELECTS 10 which ihousands
lre victims.
S.la wh.lesalc and retail by Or. W. d. Mof.
a, sT5 Broadway, New iolk
For sale also by
ID. HEARTH. Agen'.
February, O3-
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN,
or. Leather Tsest0rer.
new CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY
MOST people know, that skins and
A'A 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, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, H.. This all know. 10 restore
then life. soltness, mois,ness, strength,
smoolhness. and remove all crust. fly, or
blisler--resiore the tannin. This sub.
stance the leather never can receive the
second time: hu, the while virtues Of II
are in this article. the OIL. OF fANNlN
which pcne,raies the sliiIest and hard.
est leather, il il has been twenty years IN
use; and if il tears easily with the fingers,
il imparts at once strength tina. is utter
" incredible until seen. ~ becomes like
nem leather, in all respects, with de-
lighlful sofiness and polish, and makes all
leather completely and perfectly imperri'
OHs TO water--particnlarly 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 Its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those VIII, will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns. ride with old carriage
tops-have old harness, and throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves
and MI about ,hem-expend double wha,
is necessary for articles of leather, 10 their
hearts content, if their prejulices are so
strong thew will not try new discovery.
Nav, gentlemen, please yourselves.
TU None genuine unless with the fac
smile signature Of Comstock & Co.
Il + For sale ~ 'iiIlsborrugh n c.. by D.
Hrart; in oxinrd, by Gr"rc, T. Taylor; in
irrcnsborouch, by J.. \ Il Sloan only agents
February ~. 6s-
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TOFAMILIES RFALIDS.

The fsllawlng indispens4hls familT Esme.
aies za&y Ne loua6 a. Ghs village arns sasrss,
snd xaoz nj eEeFY eouaIfF steve II the state.
HemsmbeF and sever SET tkem Sales EksY
lave the fae~ximile slgnalMEe o.
1CSz4<1zE1Oo @ - wnppsn. - a. eshza
~ he SANE nnmss ~ bzss lnapa&doas ard esanass
lsis. n he merchant nexssi pea Ia thsm nol
aEss him . Fsoesrs den a. ri cosnlsndisL De
nsKi Ims - viIs New Yosk. q = wnss ior lhen
No NniIy sksald u reel sifAssf fAess rsuasllsl
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[:NI!!!|'l!|||N5!EE

BALM or coLuM9IA.F0R THE HAIR.
~hieh I'll sop il 4 falling OF, q rsssors q q bald
places: and ea ehllarsn sake u grow rapidly. q On
dos who have losi dc hEr hom any case.
ALL vERMIN that inissi ihs heads q chidren
n schosls. are prevented o. kllsd By i a. oaos-
ri.a q. N. = 1NknDzMlAso ..
Z o nsra " L. Rsnsmba fkis slsssa
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BLANKS for sale al this lsgce
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Groceries! Groceries!
~A Eresa sHppiy.n
sIsnE sabseflbsF has is.t ssrsi,sd A
Glssh sspply q GROCERIES. aL,rL
have bssa sslsctsd wIlh grsa rart. Md
Oil Be sold loo for essh. Three a.
wish n psocsrs goed articles - ssI, rr..
sonabls terms, are respectfully = yus.nd
% siye bin ; cali. HIS slark i cen.
nrised i paFl 81 he fullnslEs:
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
strengthening PIasters.

THESE Plasiers, 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.
JTeakness and Lameness are relieved 81
once BY their use, and the parts restored
10 strength and a natural warmth and
health. Any person wearing one Of these
Plas,ers, will he asionished and delighted
!. the eomforlii affords. Those threaten
ed with Lang Complaints should never
irus, themselves day without wearing a
Plaster. |. removes Inc irritation Of IN
cipient Consumption PROM THE I.usOs %
The SURFACE OF The body, and draws Oh
the internal affection. So in JiUtr Com.
plaiats. and Coughs. and Coids. Chill.
dren with whooping Cough should al.
ways have one, 10 prevent the cough SET.
ding on the lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by all on trial.
1rfor sale 10 H,ll.borough by ID Hearts,
! in Osford By George q. raylor; IN Greensbo'
rUogh by J. & n. sloan--oDly agents.
February "a. o.
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Notice.

"a AN away frnmthe snhscriher ukiIe ., " .
~ snn Hall, 10 Dang. county, an the I3.L
ins,snt, Negro Man by The name Of JOHN,
went, EIGHT years old, elk III bsb. stout.
'nilt, i"'erabiy black, andh seac~t two isis {
% spme me "r two Of bis tee.. Ar.ssonskis
.ewas will he q, en- for his apprs he ssio. ed
delivery in Thss. Y Mebanc, IN Orange cau..
", N c., or the subscriber, la Chester ., o.
y, Union Disf CO. S. e..
SAMUEL VANCE.
SepeHibrr Is 81
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positively Cured. snl 81 sArusllsa mHselss an1 lzbs
are restored. in the Old o. young. By the Ispsas
vnrTasun Euru ASP Mr. lsp Bosx LIsnEsr-
Anersr without he name Of Comsioek a CO. on Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04

CorrEE-This article is quite inactive. We notice
small sales OF ST. Domingo at 52ab3c; Laguayra 7a7ac
Maricaibo 7iasc.
BEEswAx-Sales of yellow, prime at 2oaa9ic to some
extent.
H,y-The demand has fallen off little. The receipts
are still abundant and prices well sustained We quote
North River at 42a45c The shipments south have been
quite large The demand is at present for export and the
accumu lation OF a stock in this market.
Ou-Crude Whale sells at 40c hut sales very
limited at that price Nothing doing here Crude Sperm.
The receipts at the east have been very rihng lately
WHIsKEy.-Hoders OF Drudge are firm at 23c. Barrels
are in fair demand at "a &C.
ToBAcoo.-Kentucky is in good demand Prime sells at
5a6c The stock composed principally of lower grades
The supply in this market on the LIST ult was OF
Kentucky. Ia. IN. c. Ohio
Hhds 6l2S 1876
We notice small sale of ST. Jaga at 20c
BREApsrUrFs.-There is not much doing in this market.
We have stock of 100000 barrels and this fact with no
prospect Of large demand this winter keeps prices down
We annex the latest quotations here and else
where to show the low range in all parts of the Union
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
Foreign Importations.

LoNpoN-Shp st (Reported yesterday loo slabs
tin 70 chests co-Oo boxes tin Phelps Dodge
- cks 70 bags Oppenhem COT chests 90 pkgs Gleim-
20 hhds Matthews cob Rockwell coo do Law
renee Murray !ngite-a7 Pkg: Cumming Raeh-5 do
Lennig CO.'S casks hhds VIM Vyse-5 bales 7 Horsey
Sd liz Msli-5do " HarrisoG cases 9 q sheppard14
Masnd-2 do Robt Fclser-6 do Ssxton Webb-s7 nkss
er.gill cog do w Wicox91 casks Haniman-78 pkgs
Clark McConninl2 casks Phelps. Dodge coz cases
Bend-5337 bars iron Grnnell, Mntum Co.'S John
Eerga:on-l Dc Louis MerL do DoTd-l do Raymcad-2
en, Koop col truss Overton- cssk Moulton- do II
Leyerch-l do Alex Wason-i Clark Saxton- Young
Smith, Collector Jos Tagliobus- Allen Thos
Hyde w Tanning co-li Honey-i II Peet-l parcel
NJ Day-89 pkgs to order
CHoNsTApT-Shp Florence-l63O chelverts inseed * l.
Brdg 500 bales mdse Barring Brothers-60 do Peck
COILS do 1901 bdls 81 bxs Newbold & Cruft.
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ne ABOVE are the principal fancy stocks used III the
sree-they vary from day to day just enough to suit the
parties interested in their movements and just sufficient
to catch the unwary.
The most staple article of produce have maintained
regularity OF prices that marks the natural state Of trade
There is influence to work present prices but the
demand and supply There is oversock in this market
of any article sufficient to enable SPECTATORS to
nopolise the traffic or to bring down prices level
much lower than the present quotations All branches
Of business rather inactvethe has gone
by and every has made provisions for few months
quiet by reducing his stock to hold The market
through the fall has been generally rising Prices
began at the lowest point and regular gradual increase
has been sustained This has been created by the small
mportations, and fair demand for consumption. 1t has
also been caused by the control the mpoaons be-
ing in the hands Of individuals, who have thorough
knowledge of the actual wants of the country The sales
have been confined to short credits which give quick
turns and enables houses of limited capitals do fair
amount of business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
MONEY MARK EFT.


The week just closed has exhibited many Of the huctu'
ang features that abundant supply of money always
produces when nwant employment Stocks began the
week by decline which kept up three or four days
showing falling off of one or two per cent every day
Yeste rday slight reaction took place in all descriptions
whch-aiter tomorrow, which is usually a.bine day-n
the present state of the money market must be maintain
ed Several brokers made fortunes and have alrea
y began the extravaganza that surely follows the sudden
acquisition of wealth The late great advance in stocks
has given the brokers some fine game to pluck. lndi-
viduas capital have been induced to take hold of
the most dangerous stocks and have walked of the
street completely used up This is what the spectators in
the street like-it is what they live They have
eeced each other long that they have nothing left
and their only dependence is that the late rise in
stocks will tempt the unsophiscated to risk their
in this species of gambling As instance of
the ups and downs, and dangers of this business, we
give the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
Imports, Exports Circulation. Bullion
B39 900 910, 1876 0c0 G6,773 900
B.o...... g. as296a ieIass1S ls,5o4,ooo 4sli,oOo

The table above shows the trade of Britain with
the state of the currency for period Of three years
The REGULATION and specie within that time have gradually
decreased, while their imports and exports have in.
creased The amount of imports and exports, do not
owever vary much in the declared value as prices
have. The annual quantity of produce and manufac.
lures have increased larger bulk to reach the increased
amount than appears visible The increase OF population
is steady and the fluctuations in the manufactures and
trade of people with the rising and falling Of the cir
cnatng medium varies prices of wages and necessaries
of life materially that the result is totally different in
fact, to what appears from official returns As in.
stance of the truth of this position the products of this
country are greatthe staple, cotton for instance
that the slightest variation in price will increase de
the total value much that without considering
these the result would have very different effect
from what it should The proportion of specie the cir
cuation depreciaes increases the value OF paper In
lsi the proportion to four and the declared
value of the exports millions than they were
in $780, when the proportion of specie paper as
TO The harvests Of Great Britain have sensible
effect the people than those Of any other country and
this has corresponding influence the value of her
exports and imports.
The following table will define the position refer to-
as regards value of imports and exports The quantity
and price vary much that they of the i'm
porance in arriving at the actual condition of the people
producing the various articles Of commerce. In pro
ducing crop of cotton, the of cultivation de.
ponds entirely the prices of the necessares of e
they depend the of the ency the state of the
currency on the administrations of twenty.six govern
ments which subject to the voice Of the people every
year or two:-
EXPORTS OF CoTToN FROM UNITED STATES TO- AND
PRioEs IN GREAT BRITAIN:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04

The law OF last winter, doing away with compulsory
inspections of merchandise -four Sc. Sc. went into
operation last Friday The inspection or non-inspecon
hereafter is depend upon the will of the purchaser
The receipts of -four by canal at Albany have ceased for
the season. for the 4h week in November S brls were
received there This makes the aggregate receipts for the
exclusive of those West Troy for the 4h week
in Now 1885, brls It is supposed there are not more
than ten twelve boats frozen in on the whole line be-
tween Albany and Buffalo.
Now that canals closed the high tariff of prices
the Western Railroad go into operation To-day, and
until further notice. the twenty per cent discount allow
ed certain articles when 5000 lbs the present
freghttar WILDE suspended Flour to be charged at
the following rates =
From East Albany to Pittsfeld % cts per bril-
/" Dalton and Hinsdale. 80 4"
d" Washington and all
stations thence to
Springfield. 80. IS "
all stations east Of
Springfield and to
Boston. ....... 3IA"
This benefits New Yorkla much if not more than 1t
does the Railroad.
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DR.. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,

10 FULTON STREET.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.-The public should bear
forms those remarkable which published part
Of the and the articles of similar that
casonay pulled into temporary notice Those be good,
but know nothing about them
that does not satisfy all of the virtues of this medicine.
let them 2o Fulton street and the original with
merous other testimonials of like character:
WATERyiLLE, Oneida CO., N: w Sept. Is, 1913.
Dear S- owe 1t to the afflicted TO inform that in Jam
uary last attacked by very violent cold caused by
working in the water, which settled my lungs IT
companed by pain breast aud sides, and
all distressing cough. had in attendance all the best
deal aid in our village but after exhaustng their skill 10 no
avail they pronounced my disease Confirmed Consumption
and they and ell up die After mnch persuason
got the consent Of ny phl stefan to the Ba',m Of Wild
place bottle before using half of which began TO gain
strength and evident cough much better
three bottles and restored 70 perfect health This result
alone the of Dr. Wstars Balsam of Wild Chey
and take this method Of giving you the information partly
pay the debt OF gratitude and partly that Others 81
marly afflicted may know where to apply for relief.
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Mr. Palmer Drugasst. under date OF Wateville, Sept a.
1913 writes
The statement given you BY NJ s"es sage is well known
to be true by this whole comlnuu. certainly was most
remarkable The sale OF the "a ain very good and
success in truly fatterins. Yours respectfully
D. D. PALMER.
Let the afflicted call and certificates They prove
conclusvey that they be cured they get the right mede
cine. Be ure get DR. Wistar Basam of Wild Cherry
Beware of limitations
This Basam all affections of the lungs aud liver such
bleeding Of the lungs bronchitis asthma OF 10 or 20 years
sanding, Group, obstinate paa ia the chest, s'de &c
Sold only by lsaac Butts l25 Fulton, Of Nassau
and agents throughout the Northern ard Eastern States
Medical Treatise be had gratis above MI I'm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
baltimore Cattle Market.

The market was again heavily supplied with Beef Cat
tie at the commencement of the week but the quality was
Prices ranged from 81 to So IS per 100 lbs the hoof
in quality which is equal to S2a 81 % net There are
now about 80 head in market unsold At the close OF
last week the receipts of live hogs were quite large.
sale of 500 head very prime was made to packer at So
the parties price public. The sales of prime
parcels have ranged from So 81 to SO ST. to packers with
occasional lots to butchers at S. There about
1000 head in market The receipts of killed hogs have
fallen off and prices have ruled shade higher. The
sales have ranged from SO rs 81 100 bs the latter
price for very prime parcels, suitable for family
Some lots of heavy Hogs have been taken for packing at
so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04

The last two years give the view we wish. Nine
hundred and two thousand bales of cotton sold for eleven
millions of dollars than nine hundred and thyve
bales. In 1872 exports Of cotton much less in
value, and so much more in quantity.
George TONNES, Esq, has resigned the Presidency of
the Bank of Virginia, at Danvle.
The following official return gives the amount of
OUTSTANDING TREASURY NoTEs Dec. /, I8l3.
Amount outstanding per the records of the
Treasury Office, viz =
OF notes issued prior to the 3st Aug is3 $397725 81
OF notes issued and paid out under the act
of I'D March, 1913. ................ 2i7,5Oo 90
S4,l65,2 2j ~
Deduct cancelled notes in the hands of the
accounting officers. .............. 9s, 900 90
Unredcemed, .................. $4,066,925 %
SrocKs SOLD ON SATURDAY AT AUCTION, MER-
CHANTS EXCHANGE
IS shares Dry Dock Bank, sial per share of 500
90 10 90 l43 do do
~ do do la do do
10 do Atlantic'Bank, al do So
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04

{a3- PROFESSOR BRONsON.-At the close of Pro-
fessor Bronson Course of Lectures at the Apollo the
following was unanimously adopted by crowded house
of ticket holders -
Resolved, That the thanks Of the members Of this
meeting be presented to Professor Bronson for his sue
cessul efforts lin connection with Mr.. f. H. Nash, his as
slsant to interest amuse and instruct them They con-
cude by expressing their high admiration of Professor
Bronsons sincerity zeal and ability in the cause Of truth
and humanity and rendering him their best wishes that
success and prosperity may attend him in his noble and
generous enterprise"
AMOS BELDEN Chairman.
l.. PARMELy, Secy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-04
state OF Trade.


The market closed with prices very fair and firm but
with very little activity through the day previous
AsHEs-Pots in moderate demand at S462l and
Pearls about the S52l The stock Of both descrp.
tons in this market is pretty large much larger than at
the closing the canal any previous The supply
does vary much from is 900 barrels which is nearly
equally divided between pots and pearls Prices are u.
usually low for the season, but the receipts have
ceased, an advance will be experienced.
CoTIoS.-The sales Of the past week have been quite
limited reaching about 5000 bales and the receipts about
7oOo adding the stock first hands 1000 bales Prices
during the week improved fraction and holders were
very firm at the close Of the market The expected arr
val Of the Acadia has very great influence operations
and prices. Below We give comparative table of
prices