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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

in United States Toicano.--A Geor-
Ria paper says ,ha, there 10 q mountain
in Rsbun county. near the Carolina line,
tina, 10 now throwing out large quantities
of very black dense smoke. end msnifes,s
The appearance Of being volcanic. Those
whe have visited this mountain say that
the smoke issues through assures in the
rocks. and that there is continued rUmb.
ling s"und like low distant thunder COM
s,an,ly heard in The bowels OF the moun-
tam.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
A Coon SIGGESTION.

The following sensible remarks on the
necessity of sustaining the l'cal Wing
Press, are taken from the Greensborough
Patriot, and we commend them TO the at
,eution of every good Wing:
III our h me- papers eoald fee. III
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
Trust Sale.
Executors of Wm, No, ,rsoI ,l,,,t
January rs.

lseY virtue az a deed of T,ust, rxerutcd by
William Cameron To tie undersigned ,ur
The purposes th, rem mentioned, he will sell
TO the highest bidder fer cash, on the lsti. ia =
OF February npx' ~ the court house in Bills.
borough, Six Likely NEGROES.
Also the tract oI lana wherein SAID " illam
Cameron now hives, containing about 800 acl Is
iv'ng IN ora"g" County. adjoining the lands %!
the late Alfred Moore and others.
Also all the right. little aud interest whlrh nh.
said William Cameron has by righI Of his " tic.
in the lands Of which the late Alfred Movlo
died possessed, which his wife claims title 10
nnder the will of her grandfather. 49,.
JOHN CAMERON, Trustee.
January I. eG -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

TAn sdlouned meeting Of she citi-
kens Of HiIlsborongh win be held a the
court house on Saturday next, ai2 o'clock.
As business Of vital importance 10 the In.
terests nj the town win come before the
meeting, il is hoped that there viii be q
full attendance OF the citizens o. lhe town
and IFS vicinity.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
Subject 10 n, dttisisn q The PsoPlt.

A Bank Of the uniled States. and sound
Naiioaai Currency.
Tariff Cor ressanr, With fair protection 10
Amefieaa ladasiv.
Al honest and eeoaomical administration Of
The N,iioaal Gaseinmsnt.
A. eqaiisble dat lIalian Of The proceeds ol
The sales &c the Pablar Lands.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

Important Remedy for Cancers
Colonel Ussey Of The parish Of De Soto,
informs the editor of The Codjo Gazette,
that he has fully Ested d remedy tor this
troublesome disease. recommended TO hun
BY a Spanish woman, native oil the coan-
try. The remedy is this:--Take an egg
and break it. Then pour out the white, re.
tanning The yolk in the shell, put in sali
and NIX With the yolk a. long as j, will
receive it, STIR them together on,il the
salse is formed. pot portion Of this on
q sticking plaster, and apply it,o The can
Ger about twice day. lie has made the
experiment in two instances in his own
family with complete success.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
III & Il II liz do

In the city of New York, on the 9Th
inst, by Bishop Onderdonk, WEsroN r.
GALES, editor Of the Raleigh Register, to
MARY, eldest daughter Of John J. Spies,
Of that city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

Mr.. Clay ia Neg Orieans.-Ths New
Orleans Bee of The 9Th instant says:
AT an informal meeting Of The House
Of Representatives. Yesterday, Mr.. CIaIk
suggested ihs, So Dir. Clay vas in The C,
". the members Of The Legislature should
visit him in body % a mark Of Isspec,
and affection. Mr.. Ts, Tor modified the
motion 50 as to propose that The members
should FIRE, sisiI Governor Mouton. This
modification was objected To by Mr.. 0s'
den, ss i,lseemed = condition Of the Vi
eat al Mr.. Clay; sss distinct and indie
penden, proposition, Mr.. Ogden stated
that. no would readily agreed 10 il, Mr..
Tay lore proposition, however, was q.
greed 10. Accordingly, the members
repaired in a body 10 the Governmen,
House. where they we're Hospitality re-
ceived; alter which his Exctllency ac-
compsnied them to Mr.. Clsy's residence.
and lnserchanged the compliments Of the
season with ,ha, gentleman, The whole
affair was credI,able To ,he liberal {, elings
Of oil parties concerned. Such occurrences
tend 10 smooth political sspertIes, and de
noistssie that We can honor exalted sta.
uoa and eminent merit, whether in the
person Of Wing OF Democrats"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

EXECUTIVE NOHIsiuONS-The Senate
has confirmed The following nominations
made BY The President:
Mr.. Rencher, as Charge dAflaires 10
Portugal. @
Dabney s. Carr, as Charge d'Afaires
ut consian,inople.
Benjamin Green, Secretary Of Legation
10 Mexico.
Green W. Caldwell, Superintendent oil
The Branch Mint al Charlotte.
Among those rejected, are Mt Profit,
rs Envoy 10 Brazil; Mr.. Snelhen, as So'
aicitor oil the General Land Office; and the
National In,elligencer says. i. is under
stood that the Senate rejected the nomi-
nation Of Isaac Hill, Of New Hampshire,
10 be Chief Of the Bureau OF Provisions
and Clothing for the Navy.
The National ln,elligencer of the 10Th
Inst. says: Ave learn that the Senate
yesterday rejected the nomination OF Mr.
Henshaw TO the Office Of Secretary Of the
Navy. That Office is therefore now va
can't"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

'HAl erser = flis sg - y he MsysF
slsrtou II yesterday. 81. IIsy snl hT.
Esiie ssss hasl clay MAiRs sd esisinsl
Anl,s s.oas. As-ins, III. d.s.d.a isaes
ne Loras nads . de.PrFsif sdssi - car.
~ whEl hasy dsrn,sd aesy popslsE nan.
The resell = al.s slsrt,an u Clay rsn-
cid.lr. snc aClsy Eoas AZ naIs GhsR isa
% ore sg.insi shs mssi PoRslsr nan s.s
L.csfssos eesd bsi-s forward. Tie
Wigs have also stcreedta 10 slteiing n
ossrshslniag msjaslly Of ne ceuneii. !"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

The editor of the Register disapproves
Of the policy Of some Wing editors in re-
plying to the attacks made on Mr.. Ora
ham by the Raleigh Standard. lie may
be RICH, in his views, for it seems impos-
slble to get any thing else than personal
abuse and vituperation from the editor
the Standard, let his pieces be answered
as theyImay. If you overcome him in
argument. he abuses you; If you convict
him of ialsehood, he still abuses you and
reitera,es the falsehoodi If you upset all
his facts, still he abuses you. and calls
YOU an old Federalist or 'blue-ligh..
We confess, under surh circumstances, il
becomes disagreeable duty, Gf duty II
be,) 10 reply to such miserable Parrot
in politics, whose only argument is 'you
are an old lederalisi,' lederalist.' fete.
ralis,,'-s Poor Poll poor Pol But
we have looked upon the Standard as the
organ Of the Democratic party in the state,
and i, is received as such by them, and
they arc presumed to sanction its course
until they disavow it. As such, its poi
son should be counteracted where it can be
done, or some honest, wcll-meaning PEG.
nile will be deceived by it. These are
the motives which induced us to notice
his abusive articles, and which will go
vern us hereafter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

The question of the confirmation or re-
lection of Mr.. Cushing's nomination by
the President as Minister to China, is
said to occasion much perplexity in the
U. S. Senate. The correspondent ofthe
N. Y. Express writes
1t is understood here, on authority moi
to be questioned, that the mercantile i'll
terests Of the large cities are urging the
Senators to confirm the appointment. as a
matter of great moment to their interests,
and of course 10 the nation at large. On
the other hand, large number of Sena'
tors are doubtful as to the legality oil the
act Of President Tyler in appointing Mr.
Gushing, under the circumstances.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

snor IN Afaiae AZ Thamsstown far
rhrse days rrrsasus 70 3lsi Ilsino. ihers
bed bren constant sno1 storms. and The
saow lay lh,ss Lsi deep upon . irsri.
h 90 saowing ss.in u Belfast % an
slant.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
Orange County, November Term. lS4s.
January I,

tGRDERED, Ths, the Clerk give public no.
~ tice in the Hiilsboroagh Recorder. that
appli, atinn will he made To the next Court ios
shis County to abolish the "ffire Of Cov,'y
Trustee.
JOHN TAYLOR. Gerk.
DeCembei b. os Inn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

Fatal Accidental Negro boy by the
name of Jesse, belonging to Mary Will
con, In the Hawfelds, (near Samuel NJ
Tate's Store,) was killed on Saturday
morning the 18th inst, by the breach pin
Of a gun flying out, which struck him in
the forehead and lodged in his head. He
died instantly. lie shot at squirrel and
killed II.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

K,cs Prs.idsni ~ shF Unilna s. - sha'l
- hsll on 0ae an ne sans esy .. ush-
esi NJ ssssr.l sisss a he Usioa
Nc. Wdksns. - leass gives. lFem shr
eammnife % ~ ladleisry. naAs rspasI
ap0a he penaisa a Wslliam gsaes. ae-
eomranisd by blsi % sHsnd - ne D,s.
isirI AZ colnmhis sc Prosisloas u IN scl
fnislled . - Sc respseling lBgiiasss. IRON
Is.tlers snd persans Escaping iron he ser
slre 81 thsif naslrss." sPprrFed Frbfus-
~ Is. 1893. snd % repeal rersaan lswss
which hanrg bsen read I~ies b. - lil's.
~as nlsHed % he eamnilissof ne whrls
en The Stale u The unIon; and. sish lbs
accompanying rsPors, sn ordered 10 BE-
printed.
Mr. Saunders. On leave eiTsn. made .
minority report hom Ihs same eomniiles;
which Ras also ordered 10 be printed.
The debate On ths 2lsl role sss rrsam
ed. and con iaaed Uni the expiration Of
The morning h"Br.
The subject Of The Western rivers Vas
lhen taken Up. and discussed unlal The
house a,ljaufneJ.
Monday. Ian. rs.
SenG.e.-The Senaip, lo-dsy. was oe-
oupied with lhe consideration of Exeea-
I'VE business.
Honss 81 Rpresenfaiirrs.-Ths pro
eeedings of The H"u.s today, ssre sllo
gelher of an unim parlsni na,arr. being NJ
most entirely confined 70 The reception Of
resolutions.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
For Sale.

TpHE Subscribers will sell, on TUESDAY 81
February Court k27,hl Al the Cont liousn
IN Hillsb"r"ugh, one line Young STALLION,
I'VE years old next spring. and one FlLt.Y,
three years old next Spring.
The horse 10 erred by i9potied Fia,ierer, aus
the fiIly by imported Flexible. Their dam I
BY Longs celebrated HORSE Marion; he hy cd
SIR Archy, s. /; their grand dam by old sir A.
chy; great grand dam by Planter, great Rrea'
grand dam t,y Gondola, &c
One and two years .rsdlt ~ill be given. on i
bond aud coed security required: interest at, g
~ months.
]. w. NORWOOD,
los O. N0Rwnnn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
CUOCTAW INDIANS.

The Arkansas lnielligencer Of the 23d
ul,imo says that the Cnoeiaws have IN
pro,ed very much within q few years.
They 60 better clad. are more comforts
oily off, and more moral than the neigh
boring tribes. These people are eaInes.-
ly seeking literary and moral improve
rnent. Nearly half of their annuites are
appropriated to the purposes Of educa-
non. say some twenty thousand dollars
IN the nation. aud eight OF ten thousand
dollars IN The States.
GIeatharmony exists among then; their
Government works easy aud w.li-n is
nuly arepubi,c Of simple aud economical
TORN. The people are industrious. iru-
gal. and moral; and, comparatively, are a
happy people. The Choctsw Na,ion Is
field in which phllan,hop's,s may l.bor
with sn,Icipati"as Of happy results.
The population oil the Chuciaw Nation
ives, Of the Mississippi is graudally n-
cresslng. In 1898 they numbered IL.
90s souIs. In ls43. l2.45s. being an
increase IN Eve years oil $50. The agents
cas-. Of the Mississippi have enrolled the
Choctsws 10 their old nation, and repor,
them to be over 6.080 strong. Abou. 2,
600 are expect, out West 10 the sp,ing
of 1874. The balance will follow dur.
ing the same year. A contract has b en-
already en'ered into Tor their removal.
The In.ell'gencer says their arrival is
looked for with great snxieiy; il will be a
happy occasion when the whole oil these
people get toge lher.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

Interesting from South Carolina.--
Extract Of letter from highly respec.
table gentleman, dated Charleston, s &,
January 10Th. Bali. Pat.
r" John q. Calhoun's two nephews
joined our Clay tub, also Laagdou
Cheyes, Judge Butler, and many oiheI
warm friends Of John C. Calhoun; and
IL the State finds tina. Henry Clay will
need her vote 10 elect him. he will gel
it; il not needed, she will throw il
away"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
THE MARKETS.

Petersburg, January 10.
Tobacco-I.eaf s2:75 to 600. Lugs
Sl:60 to $50.
Cotton-has advanced; the sales are at
8 to 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

Whig Success at PiHsbmrg.-The
Pit,sburg American ol Wednesday says:
Never did the Locofscos receive 50 sig
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

! Dr.. cailotnis Leffer.-The Richmond
Enquirer is in great trouble al the d.mb
thrown by DIR. Rives iato the comp Of
the spoilers. The following extract Of a
letter from one Of il own correspondents,
increases ils CONSERVATION: Bali. Pat.
!" Iisuse Of Representatives. Jan. ia. "a.
:" l win only say, that have seen a
lesier 10 day from Mr. Calhoun, in which
he states that he will not permit his name
10 90 into The Baltimore Convention, and
that his reasons for the same are given in
full to Senator, and will be made known
in few days."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25
To Hog RaiSers.

'H>HE subscriber has some fiee PIGS. one.
L quarter Woburn and three quarters Berk
shire, W hich he will sell On reasonable terms
WM. s. MOORE.
JANUARY %. W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

We are informed that gentleman near
Fayetteville, is engaged inlthe c"nstruc-
ton Of a machine for draining those rice
lands which have been thrown out Of cul-
turs by reason of their having sunk to
such degree as to prevent the natural
drain. The continuance we understand
is upon the principle Of tide-pamp. to
act constantly, whichever way the current
may set. W. ChrOn,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

The letter Of Mr.. Graham. accepting
the nomination Of The Wing Convention,
will be found in our paper 70 day,
Throughout the entire State the nomina.
ton Of Mr.. @. has been received with en-.
thnsiasm. Not dissenting voice Is rails.
ed-not a muTmur Of dIsapprobalioH
heard throughout the Wing ranks. An
agree thai The selection is one OF tie best
that could have been made, and are de.
termined TO support the nominee with
might and main. Every inch Wing
talented amiable-possessed Of every
requisite that distinguishes the gentleman
and The scholar, Mr.. Graham enters up
on the canvass loved by his friends and
respected by his opponents. With such
a man for competition, what chance will
Mr.. HUke standi None, by Hockey.
- Old North STATE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

u lie meznlime. fhe f1rty laausRad
q Lars sPpI0PTialsd b tie lasl cohgFess
. his ohjeei d speni; Mr.. cusliag i
befoEs this iime u his pos; The oiher NJ
linas q EuTnpe are $50 here = in tllelr
nalsslons, ana . long nne must rlapse b.
FIRE asolher ean reach China. II Ihe pre-
sent Minister shoaA be recalled by sny
sei of the Senate. Ii Is AoI saying ios
unrh. lherrfore. 70 I'D. hat Tins i one of
III most perpleKing qnssiisns which Ihsi
body hare 10 selile Il Tie psesens session.
Bhs rrsBll Mrill undaubiediy De- end %
lhe consliiuliOnal Fiews d lhe majority
81 The Senators, ID whieh Il may Be that
parry lines will be KEPT on of sight.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-01-25

The coihoamiis moring ~ Mem
FORK The Tribune says:
The Calhoun General Committee Of
this eiiy have issued an able Address, dis
seniing from the principles on which De-
legsies have been eleried in mass from
this and olher States 10 the Loco Nation
n Convention. as well - 10 the general
nasins Of parry. policy put forth by The
Van Bnrpn Stale Convention II Syracuse,
refusing 10 be governed by The decision Of
the Baltimore Convention, and ealing >
new Convention 10 be chosen BY Districts.
10 assemble in Philadelphia on the 9Th
day Of July next, and nominate " Demo
cratic candidates for President and Vice
'ycesidenl."
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-08
Proclamation.

To the qualified Electors Of BrO'OH
County. Greeting:
You are hereby notified to meet at the usual
or roper places Of holding elections in your re-
the First day of Novem Der next, and then and
there, according to law, vote for twenty-three
Electors of President and Vice President of the
limited States, in pursuance ofths Constitution
and laws of the United States and Of the State
of Ohio. Givcn under my hand at Georgetown,
this 10th day of September 1874, in the 42nd
wear of this State, and OF the independents Oi
tbe United States the Sixty Ninth.
WILLIAM SHIELDS, Sh'f b. c. 0.
Sep tenlber 10th. 1914
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-08
tOrs ". said ApPlsgats aHd Allen Jones'


A tract Of land being 10 the counties
Of Brown and ClermOnt and ON the wa,
ters Of Glover lick creek, bounded and
described as follows. egiUning at oesch
hickory and poplar stump and in the line
Of Benjamin Pools land and corner TO
Josiah Adams, thence north east, cross
ING run at Al poles in all lO9b poles TO
stone corner 10 David Long, thence with
said Longs line south S9A east crossing
the county line at "a poles, branches at
80 and SO poles, in all SO poles TO stone,
another corner Of said Long, thence south,
4 west, run at Is poles in ell 80 poles to
a stone, corner to Stephens, thence with
line Of said Stephens south, S9A east in
all 50 poles to a whiteOak, another corner
Of said Stephens, thence south, west,
run at so poles, in all 81 poles to a stake
and whiteOak, thence south, S9A east, lUU
poles to two gums growing together at the
? root corner TO Wm. Thompson, thence
Q south 1 west, run at liz poles, in all lit
e poles to a stake on Wm. Surry'S line
It thence with said line south, 80 west
crossing several drains l55 poles to ;
beech and whileoak another corner o
e said survey. thence with lue Of sal'
,s Pool northl2 deg. west, drain at 10 pule
h in all III poles 10 a stone another of sal
ID Pools corners, thence north, 80 wes
IN with Pools line run at % poles count
id line at 80 another run at 60 in all =
lie poles to the beginning, containing II
of acres 0 roods and Is poles. Ordered
bo sold as the real estate Of Vincent Al
plegate at the suit of the State Of Ohio
" Valued at S 10 per acre.
k. VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'f B. co.
ID Sheriff's Office September II, 1884,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-08
Take Notice.

%SARM FOR SALE.--A valuable farm,
containing ono hundred and thirty nine
acres Of land, situated about four and hall
milos wos. ofGeurgetowR,a on the middle fork OF
BulIskin, and wi.hin half mile Of Fees
aurah. well wattered with never falling springs.
Rof the purpose olproyiding for paying ~ dobta
I viii sell tho farm very cheap. Terms--One
halfof TIE amount of purchase (part in pro-
Sues) 70 ba paid at or about the time Of sale !
aad tAs other hall to be paid IN two yearly
0sYmepts,i Ia money or produee,0s may bo
sEiesd upon. For further particulars, inquire
afths srbecriber on the premises. Possession
80 Il hud immediately IL desired.
GEO. M. MARTIN.
Inlr 3. 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-08
PROCLAM5TTON.

Ta tie Qualified Electors Of ErO''H
County Greeting:
V1OU are hereby notified 10 meet atthe usu-
al or proper places Of holding elections In
your respective townships, on the Second Tues
day Of October next, being the 9th day Of the
month, and then and there, according to law,
vote for one Governor for the StatOt Ohio, one
Representative to Congress, to represent the
7th Congressional District and one Represent :
tive to represent Brown County in the next
General Assembly Of the State of Ohioi Also
vote for one Sheriff, one Auditor, one COmmis'
sioner, one Prosecuting Attorney, one Coroner
and one Poor House Director for Brown Coun-
ty. 80,
Given under my hand, at Georgetown, TINS
lO,h day oI September 1874, IN the AID year oi
,his State. and of the Independence Of tho UNI
ted States the 69th.
WM. SHIELDS, Sh'f. B, G. 0.
| Also, in obedience to a law enacted by tht
Legislature Of this State, entitled "An Ac
relating to Juries," hereby give notice TO th'
Truetess of the different townships to seiec
on said 9th day October next, for the next year
the number of Jurors as follows, to wit.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-10-08
Jew David'S, or Hebrew
Platter.

ewNHTS il hecomiaa one Of the most popular
paedt:ines now before the public. For re-
moving all seated pains, such asllhamN tism pain
in the back side or breAst, II has no equhi ia Tue
World. It iS also shicacious in removing wens,
tumors, CONS. &c. We do not design to pun
a. +, medicine wsh old fictitious esrtidcates but
Wiilsimpl, mention few reesnt cases. " mere II
kas effected CaIeG
M. Sloan, olZanssvillS, after having suffered
with Rheumatism fer "iHe years, was sufed oy
Afp9 the HsbrsN Plaster.
: M. Anderson of Putnam, was troubled Tor a
asue time with q lame back, occa stoned by over
Iktins, and was cured by using this plaster
A f,en (tiame not recolectsd,) )of Srati0i' IN
4. asne county, was entirely cured BY using 'h''
y TSs sollowing certificate from Mr.. WOrstell,
q ,ito, of the Masslon Gazette, was furnished
es few dSys since!
NassT,. CoUIstoek 4 CO.-DUring last winter
AuJ Snrins. was 50 troubled with pain ID my
AFsast.as 10 render me unit for me duties o. H'o
sescs. and hearing YOUR lew Duvid's or Hebre"
Piazza. hiphly rseomme nded, for similar cnses'
waa InAuesi 60 give it n trial. l had worn
piastsF on my breaat but short tmo "heh al
pain Isit ms,and was snabled again 70 engage
n The duties Of the ofiee. My sister residing
IN StsubsnYills has also received much behoht
&s0m its uE5. J'E' ""Ns'N
a MassiIon, Nov. l2, '43,
Msssu Comstoek & Co:--Lns Spring l was
aflietsd with oeakness IN my back, accompanied
eth severs pam in my side, for which u3ed
,-S.T Hsbrow Plaster, and take pleasure ih sta.
SinS that rsceiv6d immediat TO relief from lt,and
fhsedulIy recommend its use 10 all similarly
aaictsd. u. X. AIhWA a 1 ''N'
MassIiOn, November 9th. ls43.
Each box contains sufficient to spread OF
large plastsrs. Price 50 cents per box.
foi Sale by James Crawford, Georgetown, !,
Palmer & Campbell, Ripley; r. W. Smith
n sInsport; G. Shreeve, ttussOIvitle; W y.
What, Hsmsnvilte; Knowles Il Powon, Fe-
tieieyfJ s. Johnson ,Bantom, B. w White
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Administratrix'a Notice.

THE undersigned has been appointed. bY he
court Of Common Pleas Of Brown county Ad-'
minis,ratrix Of tbs estate Of Aaron e. Days.
Ints Of Brown county diseased. All persons In
dobtsd to said estate are hereby notified to sake
Immediate payment and those having claims
against said estate are requested to present
them legally proven, within one year for settle
tlement. MELINDA DAhs Admr'A.
Sept. 8, 1874. ,,.a