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PET ERiS PILLS
LET NONE DESPAIR.

SRHEsE Pills have long been known sne
- appreciated Tor their extraordinary and
immediate powers uf restoring perfect health
20 persoas suffering under nearly every Kind
Of disease which The human frame 10 liable.
They are particularly rec commended TO oil
tho,e persons who arc afflicted siih any hind
&c chronic or lingering compliant as there 10 nc
medicine before the public ~hirh has so ma.
tural and happy an feet npon the system in
correctIn. the stomach aud liver and TO the foi.
nation nfhealtsy ehyle, and thereby purify.
ing the blood.
They are aeknos ledge by the hundreds and
thousands Who are using them TO be not onl,
the mos, mild and pleasant IN their operation
but the most perfectly innocent, safe aud ef
fcient medicine ever Of, led 20 the public
Those who once make trial of these piIis
never aurrward feel willing Ia be without
them which - sufficient proof ofthcir good
qualities.
For sale at this Office.
Jnlyi7. 81
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Dry Goods,

House, large lot Of
Dry Goods,
such a. Calicos--all prices; handsome assori
ment of BOnnets and Ribbons; Cambrirks an.
Muslins; Hosiery Of al kinds, Gloves. SEWN,
silk, Tuck and Side COMBS. Bed Tirking. Aprol
Checks, Lawns, &c. foi Ladies fine dresses. Bon
net CAPS, Artificial Flowers. OIL SILK. Parasol
and Umbrellas. Fans, Linen Csmhrc Handker
! chiefs. Bleached and Unhleached Cloth. silk an,
Cotton Handkerchief, Flax and Cotton Threat
Coat and PsntsloOns Clo,hs, Trimmings Of Al
kinds, and many other ARTICLES in the Dry Good
HARDWARE.
Moving and Cndling Blades of the very be-
quality; Nails. Pots. Ovens. skllcts, Shoyels an.
Spades. Chisels and Augers. Hammers and Gim
blets, Hinges and Screws, Shoe Knives and Aw
Blades, Wedding Hoes. Knives and Forks. Pock
e Knives and Scissors, Trace Chains and Cuuy
COMBS. Stock and Pad Locks. Tea and Tahl,
Spoons, and many other articles MOI enumerated
GROCERIES.
The very best Green and Black Teas sugal
and cofcc, Pepper and Alspice, Molasses an.
Salt. Ginger and Rice. Castle and other Soaps
Powder and shot, Flower and Meal. Iron ana
Steel, Porter, Lime Juice, and Raisins, Sperm and
Tallow Candies, and number Of other ARTICLES in
the Grocery line.
~*~ DRUGS.
EPSON and Glaubcr salts. Alum and Cam.
phoI, Opium and Sugar Of Lead, Cream Of Tar
ter and Magnesia, Birthstone and Annctia, Gallo.
mel and Rhcuharb. Quicksilver. Oil yitrol and
Aquafortis. White Lead and Yellow 0chre, Red
Lead and I.thargc, I.insced and Tanners Oil
Lamp Black and spanish Brown. Window Glass
and Putty, Mustard and Nutmegs, Logwood and
Glue, Nader and Indigo, vamishes of all kinds,
Ink and Ink Powder. Camwood and Gopcras, aud
all other Drugs usually KEEP, in this place.
CROCKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates, Common and
Liverpool Teas, Dishes, Bowles. Mugs, Pitchers
and Tumblcrs, Tea and Cream Pots, Ewers and
Basins, and many other articles in the Crockcry
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans, Dippcrs, Coffee Pots,
Cups. small and large, &c. &c.
All Of the above Goods will he sold low for
cash, or on a credit 10 those who will pay when
called on. Ir The Common Country Trade
will lie taken in exchange at the market prices.
The subscribers intend 20 use every means in
their power to please all who may favour them
with their custom; and as their Goods were boush,
for cash. they think they shall be able TO sell at as
low prices rs can be had in Hillsborough. Cali
and sec for yourselves.
A. MICKLE & CO.
May 8. rs
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PeteFsbuTg NIarket.
SPRING OF lB95.

SPRING VI 1883.
WE ass so rsnay 81 De eSsing md. has-
~ ~ rscrissf s1E sloek. - F<zrAasud. y
- q ssE krnfn p<Ezun. n ne besa Ezzksiz aa4
4 she kaea pezztk pTirrl We have 81 h.nl
. xs.x hessy .s@rsmrni e ssey ding deslr.his
= aAs Dsag bazinn.< Au 81 TzE sEsr ara
aTE.
Va ssspecsfaHy solirh . ean Bon oaF 81
FnenAs. snd he puklir Ernenfy. assunng ihEn
al us are prsymIe1 - oheE thsn gfrsisf lndnos
neuss shan ever ~ casA. g q ne usaai 1edH
. pancanal ensaamrr&
Below ne enumernie kw &c 0w leading srts
era, ~ n arkicA. faggfkr Hifk every nfag Y.
| srA su< aasramf 10 K effke BEST QUALITY
"a AT PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAIL
~ CINE SATISFACTION.
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TNHE subscribers, having entered into copart-
i nership in the above business, would respect
fully inform their friends and the public generally,
that they have taken the Shop one door west Of
the Confectionery, and opposite Moore's old stand,
and will be prepared to furnish every variety Of
articles in this line, beth fashionable and good.
Their materials shall be well selected, and the
work cell executed; and they only ask for trial,
feeling certain that they can give satisfaction.
CT Journeymcn wanted, who are good work
men, and Of steady and industrious habits None
others need apply.
WITHERsPeoN & Gates.
July /. So
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A CARD

nR. james \. smith, intending 70 q.
NJ r0Rs hmsrAf exclusively . ne autirs e. -
psoEs8aon. ofen ~ seFsices % lie puhkr. snd
wil thankfully reeeiss sny cal
August ~. tfgo-
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STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
March Tcm-In Equity.
Edmund !Sruduick, and others,
vs..
George Burgicin and 'rifs, and others.
A FFlDAvIT bring made and filed with the
N Master that John X. Burgwin. one Of the
defendants in this ea~r, Is not an inhahiiant Of
this s,sie publication is made in the HillsbOunsh
Recorder for six weeks. that unless the said John
X. BuIgwin APPEAR, answer or demur. on or be-
fore the second Monday Of September next judg-
mcnt will I've taken pro oOaf,ssO against him, and
the cause set down for hearing rr parts.
JAMES WEBB, &. 4 M.
Price adv. 81: so. ss-6w
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
TUE unanSgasd eGsr s. sah : Tna 4
a Lao - lAs Sod fask q Felle1 Rive. u
Dysr csuniy. Tsnne..ss. shssi iwtiss nisz ssssA
afDysr.AuE. eall1iling about Size aue< IL
sissE wkirh nnns fisslsh d. iand . nasisskis =
she az1al baineM Seasons e De yeAs-lAs I'D
: sxfremely rich. and . M suEPa~ed b ~
lnn1s d lhs WeEmn disnct 81 ths culnxaaian
afsalners. corn. Fys. whssf and en-. M = &
fus cuaisn. Thai porsion q fhs o0uniEy : xgan6
"a - De nosi healihy pan q the Wrsaem d
INT. and i ssEtied fnE tha m0aa FAri " peasa'
Com No4h csrulina.
TIE land viii he snld aliassfhrs. q y pussioal
d suit purchasers. and god land u this roani.
win he lakem @ psymeni-oa hh~Eai aediis sasen
The tile Is un30nh&nd.
OF. LONG.
J. w. NORWOOD.
July IS =
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A mAR ia

nR. william Cain, having establish
- ed himsrlf in IIillsbOrOugh, tenders his pro
fczsional services TO the public and can he found
At all times al his Ofce ono door north Of Stray.
horn & Nichols Store, when no, professionally
engaged. ..a
May q. Tiff
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M AkrHu soxKEtI.

NJ AkrHuR sozKEIL.
O. hsw wianins ; go aaaA
On "a has afb~sasy kghaods
Dsd noa fls@e 81 hear~ h<gailr.
EHA wodA eos seen h<nighaed
F0n Ne ross - p~fame take.
fom 4 20 - wossh dia@seE
swArn sniles hrr lips forsake,
Wosnznis ch.m = gune &C. ever.
Te1ss nsy ~skrn d shs hean
Every 5seP and t<ndsr feeEng.
whea from womaa's syes thsy sart.
To cur sPmpaihi@ appealing
Dot d % Ne sunny s.nile
Lovely womanis nee oier4reaAins.
Tast bob wins and charms. dc while.
Der he soul Is inaaenoe shedding.
Beauty in II sOa rcpose.
When the feelings calmly slumheE.
Features. eyes. and form disclose
Rarea Trsces without number
Bot Ike statue stiIl and cold,
Nought of life or love revealing,
Til. ennpsurd We behold
Der her facr the sweet smile stealing.
As the sun succeeds the night
Al the fare Of nature warning,
So The smiles sweet sunny light
Mikes each radiant feature charming.
Oh how winning i each smile
On the face cf woman lighted
Did MOI these our hearts beguile,
Earth would ever secsn benighicd.
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Notice.

MILL he sold on . aedit Of nine months, on
w Thursday the 25ih instant. Il the laie r.
sidence q Thomas McCncken. deceased, all the
Personal Property belonging 10 aid estate consist.
ing Of Horses. Cattle. Hogs. Household and
Kitchen Furniture. Farming Utensils one horss
Carriage. two horsc Wagon. Doth with Hsr-
ness GcarO . doubled seated Gig lnew y ths
crop Of Com and Hay; with numerous other arti
eies not mentioned.
G.. G. SMITH. .7im'r.
wifh the wiz annrr,d
September I. o.
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IRON AND CASTINGS.
"A LARGE lOt Of Castings, consisting Of Pots.
- Ovens, skiIIeis and Lids. Andirons. &c; Al
30. quantity u Country Iron. Of MI sires, wide
and narrow, and Tire Iron, Cor sale low.
LONG, WEBB, e. CO.
June %. 81
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TAILORING.

TNHE subscriber having permanently locaiet
IL himself in the town Of Hillsborough. iakesihi
method Of informing his friends and the publi'
generally, that he intends carrying on the Tailor
received, ard win continue constantly 10 receive
the latest fashions from the Cities Of London, Pa
RI, Philadelphia and New York; and having had
much experience in the ar Of cutting. he is prcpar
cd, he hopes. TO give satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage. Please give ms
a trial by calling nj my shop, second door above
the printing Office.
Cutting PrOmp,ley attended to a, all times, Sun.
day excepted. ..-...
JAMES G. 8. WATSON.
July 6. S.
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ECONOMY IN LIGHT!
SELL YOUR TALL0w AND BURN LARD.
WE have received an additional supply Of
w LARD LAMPS. The price j. Low, and
within the reach Of almost every one they are
easily KEEP, in order, and Cor half the cost will give
as much light as FIVE candies .e.
LONG, WEBB, & CO.
June 10. -..- . So
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PRICE REDUCED.
DIR. TayIOr's
BalSam of LiVerW0rt

0Ck4bCk&x4 Va akNNA WUks
For the cure Of Coughs, Colds, Ca,arrh,
Asthma, Whooping Cough. Bronchi.
It's, Liver Complaint, and all All, clions
Of the Throat and Lungs.
fnilis remedy is invaluable aud unequalled,
is purely vegetable aud highly medici,
nal, mild aud gentle in its effects upon the sys.
TEN, aud Ding cnIirely free from oil minera'
products, by many so justly feared ami dread.
ed. - perfectly safe, a. well as saluiary. From
a knowledge gifts properties, and the wonder
ful success which has attended il, even IN dill
iicult aud aggravated rascs, for ntarly ten
years, dIriug whirh il has been in use. III,
Proprietor feels no hcsitanry in ;aircduring il,
and recommending IL 10 all who unfortunately
may have accession to resort TO some means al
recovery. Physicians not uuftequrutly use IL
in their practice, aud with the Mcdlrai Farul
.ty generally, il has met with much more thar
ordinary APPRECIATION.
Certificates aud testimonials could be fnI.
nished ia abundance from the highest aud mos.
respectable sources, Of persons who either
have been greatly % lieyed by IL. or entirely re.
covered from affections OF the Lungs and Ii.
vor, but wc insert only the following.
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
Thereby certify that las, August, ! was at
tackled with q violent aud profuse hemorrhape
from the Lungs, severe cough, with the expec.
toration Cf much mucous pain in the head,
soreness in the chest, aud other distressing
symptoms. bought bottle Of DR. Tayior's
Baisam Of Livcrwort from 375 Bowery, which,
under The blessings ofProvidencc, gave me i'm
mediate relief. Its effect has been such in my
case, that I cannot too highly praseit.
CHARLES l.. SMITH.
Aprils Is43. 1853 rillery street, Brook lyn.
For q common Cold and Cough, this is Que
ofthe very best remedies ever discovered.
NIB There lisa spurious and counterfeit, e.
tirle a1aai, and lately introduced into this
place. Therefore be careful to get the genu.
inc. which lie from 375 Bowrry, n. Y. 80
Ew A Fresh Supply &c the above
Medicine just received and Cor sale at
THIS OFFICE.
November I2. ST.
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Land for Sale.

aEs2c. WILL he sold II public sale, on
HSsy1 Friday the s6lh Of September neat
80 on the premises, where HAYS Wilker.
>--4s%s son now lives. THREE yALUA.
BILE TRACTS or LAND, known A. the
McCulloch Tract the saml. Woods Tract, and
The Ray Tnrt, the property Of the late Alyi,
Nichols, situated shout M miles north cast from
Hilkborough. The land has good improyemen nj
ON Il, and Is wen waiered. Persons wishing Ii
purchase win Of course examine the premises. A
credit Of twelve months will be given, The Dur
chaser giving bond and security.
HENRY Whitfield. Admir-.
with the win annexed.
August 81. ts9I-
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New Store
JUST OPEN ED.

TvIiE subscribsn intend keeping constantly On
~ hand al their New Store, east of The Court
House, large lot Of
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ment at the prospect Of disappointment L,
thus addressed his opponent: b-gods daiR,
5"Sir, as there exists SO great a disparity
in our skill, as this affair has gone too far to
be amicably adjusted, | propose that we de-
eide it in manner in which we both shall
possess equal chances-by a throW of the
dice Whoever throws the highest number
shall possess the other" ri sH!so 1ia.,, p
At this dreadful proposal many of the by
standers withdrew with horror, not choosing
10 be witnesses to such a scene. A few,
however, whose curiosity overcame their
Bcruples, remained; in the presence of whom
the naval officer having accepted the terms)
They proceeded TO throw. A death-like 81
Hence prevailed as the stranger took up the
Idice, and rattling them in the box, threw the
Inumber-EIepen.
L. now again addressed the stranger, and
thus remarked: 7ao E.at''ssg H."oJ l1.a
"That Monsieur, is over the average
throw, and you have probably won; before |
throw, | take this opportunity to warn you,
that you, show no mercy to me, for (and here
he uttered a dreadful oath) if | win, none
shall be extended to you." 7.r ..l sr.~ 81.
"Sir, require none of your advice as to
my conduct in this natter" was the brief
reply Of the stranger. gs 2yiu D Sell
l.. then took the dice! Without the alter,
alton of feature, and with clear eye and
steady hand he shook the fatal dice, and
threw the number Fifteen. a an 81
A scarcely perceptible emotion passed
over the countenance of the stranger, (for
alas he was husband and fatherD but by
strong effort he suppressed it. snow,
them" said the heartless l.. (taking up the
pistol, the dreadful right of whose use he
had won,) if you are of that class who use
prayers, and wish to say any, you must be
quick, for your time is short" l..s.l. s...
81 am always ready TO die.' was the brief
response; and having so said, the stranger
crossed his arms, folded them on his breast,
and with compressed lips and unquailng eye,
awaited the blow. l.. then raised the fatal
instrument and fired! His opponents brains
bespattered the wall! while mute and inde-
scrbable horror chained the spectators for
several minutes to their positions, confound-
ed at the uneurthly scene they had witness
cd. .1UHr
After the bloody tragedy, the few who had
hitherto associated with him, even the very
roueS, gamblers and desperadoes, Stunned
him. He became tired oflife and desperate
and when the British invaded the Island, L.
joined their troops, and careless of life
fought with a sort Of infuriate bravery. The
British soon, and particularly by his aid, be.
came masters of the Island; and just as L
was in the very act of hosting the British
standard ON the walls of the principal fort
which had just been carried by storm, ball
pierced his brain, and he fell dead Eom the
rampant. r. ,.a,ib ...i. .-.e
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WHOLE NO. al. I'll.

4 ~ q - ~ y N.1 i y
NAVAL ANECDoTE- following plea
SAINT anecdote Of the heroic Decatur is from
a late number Of the Nautical Magazine"
and it will, we are sure, be read with inte-
rest by every American:- = Y II "
Before the war; Captain Garden and the
Macedonian were at Norfolk; Decatur was
there, too, and a warm intimacy soon joined
in friendship tive kinderdhearts While dis
cussing naval affairs one day, Garden said
8 Decatur, your ships are good enough, and
you are a clever set Of lollows;l but what
practice have you had inwar? there's the rub.
One of these days we well probably have a
brush together, and if | catch your ship at
sea, | will knock her into cooked bat, Ste.
phen.' 'Wlll you,' says Decatur; Il ,ciH bet
you hat on it, The bet was agreed on
and the conversation changed. h3s Ell,sE
"But few months elapsed ere the war
that had been threatening commenced, and
the two captains, by some singular coincid--
ence, met The results of the action are
known. Captain Garden, on going on board
the United States, was received by lieute4i
nant at the gangway, to whom he tenderedhis
sword. mot to me, sir said the officer,
: but 10 the captain 'And where is The cap
taing said the embarrassed Engishman.-
: He is standing aft there; that is the gentle
man, sir, in tarpaulin hat and round jacket.'
"Carden went aft, and his feelings, on.
meeting, under such circumstances, his old
friend, may be imagined. AS he offered his
sword to Decutur, that officer said, mo,
Garden; never take the sword of brave
man; you have frought gallantly. But said
he, laying his hand on the others shoulder,
'lwll take that hat, my deer fellow.'" y
SIN transferring to the United States the
suite of Captain Garden, fine band was in
cluded4 In the afternoon, when dinner was
announced in the cabin, Captain Garden said
to Decatur, those musicians are very sfiilful,
and | have always had them ON deck while at
my dinner i' Very well,' said Decatur, we
will have them up The band was ordered
on deck to play, and Com, Decatur was asked
what air he would like to hear. 'Let them
play Britannia rules the waves,' said he, with
sly laugh" 7oifr ioylf Of.
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The Nashville Union publishes letter Of
Powell the sculptor, in answer to an appca-
ton of Mr., Harris, of Tennessee, giving an
estimate Of the probable cost Of a bronze
equestrian statue of Gen. Jackson, sixteen
to eighteen feet from the base TO the head of
the rider. He thinks that the casting alone
would amount to between 10000 and $4,000
dollars, and that 10000 dollars in all would
not be too much for the total expense of the
work. At the close of his letter Mr., Powers
says: s,g
81 have not sent off my bust of Jackson
must retouch the drapery Oft As soon as
I am at liberty, it shall be done, and after.
wards sent by the first vessel bound from
Leghorn to the United States. y Since
had the pleasure Of talking with you.
have been offered more than the usual prices
of similar works for my statues. l could
have sold sEve' over and over again, but have
determined on exhibiting this statue in my
own country. | decided not to sell it on ang
terms to foreigners" -.
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, COMMENCING RreHT.--After all that has
been said by the whig Press about the " ra.
gamuffins and land pirates" ofIexas, we are
prepared to look to the action Of her conven-
ton for model Constitution. Among the
provisions already Incorporated into that in.
strument are these: .g'.e.
FIRST, That no corporate body shall be
created, renewed or extended with banking
or dscounting power. m a
SECOND, That the legislature shall be pro-
hibited fiom contracting debts above $780,
600, except in case of war, or TO repel invas-
ion or insurection."
The men who could adopt such Consti-
tuition are men who deserve the thanks of age,
and whose memories will be held in grateful
remembrance by millions yet unborn, They
have started at the right point-they have
profited by the experience Of the past, and
instead Of sharpening their wits in the at
tempts TO curtail banking powers, and guard
against bank explosions, they have nipped
1f6aathing in the bud, and saved themselves
ioFo@a from the grpe of the money, chan
fEadnsuch been the policy of the older
States What untold myriads Of wealth would
|have been saved to the toiling millions! what
crimes prevented, what heaven daring rob
|oesies Of the poor mans pockets suppressed!
Let the long and dismal array of widows and
orphans reduced to want-let the beggars in
rags. and the thieves in fine linen, the inmates
Of the prisons and hospitals, the registers Of
crime on eartll and in heaven answer! The
evils of paper money are beyond allestimate,
surprising the lofiisst stretch Of imagination
.'Texasis right--let her go ahead Goshen
Democrat.
The girls in this region are becoming SO
Democratic that they have discarded whale
bone, and now use Hickory for stays. Hur-
rah for the vimmen!'-Ind Dem.
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THE NoBLEMAN AND THE LAwYERs-
nobleman one day visited a lawyer at his
office, in which, at the same time, was blaz
ing fire, which led him TO exclaim7-" M Mr.
, your Office is as hot as an oven. p
(" So it should be, my lord," replied the lawyer
/" as it is here make my bread" "a s8,
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"My 'spected bredren," said a venerable
looking preacher Of the Ethiopian race
& blessed am dey dat 'spects nuttin, for dey
aint gwine 10 be Disappointed" iFaI
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If Mr.. Hazewell is aradical Democrat, and
entirely untinctured with the odious doctrine
of conservatism, he might give more clear
and explicit expose of his true sentiments
than has yet been placed before the public
ere this, and he owes it to the democratic
press Of Ohio, and her noble democracy, to
do il without further delay. He particularly
owes it to the old friends of Col. Medary to
define his position, more clearly, upon the
currency question, that they may know whe7
ther he is for or against the principles for
which they have been contending. A frank,
candid and unequipocal statement upon this
all-absorbing question, would, no doubt, go
far toward satisfying the minds of many ho-
nest democrats, who have been disposed to
question the orthodox principles Of the paper,
since it came under Mr.. Hazewell's control.
-Pikeionian. .,t, A .sf.
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DEBArE ON SLAvERY.-The Rev. N, l..
Rice and the Rev. j. B. Blanchard will de-
bate theofollowing questionin Cincinnati, the
discussion to commence the first of next
month: ..,.,tessr, ~ g.s,.S..s.g s j...t.
I" Is slaveholding in itself sinful, and the
relation between master and slave, a sinfu
relation Ae ils 3gp
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On examination, it was found that of the
two hundred and three convicts in the Auburn
State prison, all but one were accustomed to
use strong drink! sl5 b, u,.ss I,,.7 Az
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-07

A HINT. "A lady remarked that scare
essness was little, better than a halfway
house between accident and design"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-07

!, Toast drank at Erie, Pa, last 4th Of July
Our noble selpes.---As smiling as nature
around us, but not SO green"
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-10-07

The girls in this region are becoming SO
Democratic that they have discarded whale
bone, and now use Hickory for stays. Hur-
rah for the vimmenm-Ind. Dem.