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Middlebury, VT. Feb. IL, 1915. AZ If
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AND LIVER COMPLAINTS

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

THK MEsIERE O. MssuFEcFEREs-
We nnd lie foal0wiag anong ne h0asinr
literature of ths day. Il = AZ caioas a
history . we have met wiIh far soale
ime.
.Thers was sent on from L0ndoa N
Glasgow . small piece 81 m1slin. about
one pound weight. The history q which
Vas - follows: The cotton rame Irom
lhe United States 10 London from Lon
don 4 went into NanchsslEr. where il
was manufactured into yarn; from Nan
chester n went 10 Paisley. where il was
w0yen: il was sent 10 ATyshirr next,
MheEe il Was lamhoured: afterwards il Was
conveyed 10 Dunhaton, where il was
hand-sewed: and again returned 10 Pais.
lev, when il vas sent 70 distant part az
| de eOunly Of Rsnfrsw 70 h blearhed. and
was returned 10 Paisley; ihen sent n Glas-
gov and was finished. and hom glasgow
was sent per coach 10 London. II Is DIFF
fienlt precisely IN ascertain The lime "a.
ken 10 bring this article 10 market; hul
I il must be pretty near the truth 10 rrrk-
on il two years from the time il was pack.
ed in America till in elois i arrived
at the warehouse in I.0ndan. whiiher j,
mus, have been conveyed three thousand
miles by sea and nine hundred and tween.
" By land; and contributed towards the
support a no less lhan enc hundred and
iiiiy people, whose services were neeessa.
~ in the carriage and manufacturing Of
this small quantity Of cotton, and by whIrl
, the value has advanced two thousand pei
cent. What Is said Of this piece is de-
seriplise Of no uncomfortable part Of Ihs
/ trade"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

Ths srETE TKnFFE c0EFKzFIox Which /
rsasndy assembled Il II0ilidaysbuFg Pa
adjourned allkr . session Two days. Il
rs ehieay composed e members q The
Demorraiic parry. and is proceedings
xere roaduclsd IN the main with deo0mm
ard ua.niniiy. 4 series Of resolations
uas a.iOpled, of which he following arc q
most marked interest. = showing The sen-
.limrni0fihe Pennsylvania Locoiocos with
~0sd 10 lie assault shout % be made By
ne I.ocoioco Administration upon The
TanfT of Isa2: MAJ. Intel.
Resolved, That The State Of Pennsyl-
ssnia i deeply interested N the maniIen-
anes and preservation Of The Psoieeliye
policy afforded BY The existing Revenue
Tariff
Resolved. That the people Of this sisss
comprehend The value. understand the I'M
pOrlanre. and are pledged % the support,
ana cannot be seduced into the abandon
| menl or betrayal Of that policy, which ia
the brief period Of three years has reani.
mated the aimosi desponding enegies and
restored The PROSTATE credit Of this Com.
monweallh.
i Resolved. That we are opposed 10 no
rizonlal or twenty per cent. adj yalOren
TarifT, inasmuch as II neither Affords fair
lust, nor adequate protection 10 many o
The great interests Of the State Of Pennsyl
vania; nor can il afford revenue sniiicicn
10 defray the expenses Of the Government
economically administered.
. Resolved, That the Tariff Of 1912 ha
. welded sufficient revenue TO delray the ex
, nenses of the Government economical,
/ administered, and has afforded " fair an
: iust protection TO all the great interests @
= The whole Union, embracing agriculture
4 manufactures. the mechanic arts, cor
/ merce. and navigation"
! Resolved, That justice and sound pol
h CIV forbid the Federal Government ia II
peal. or in any way materially alter or mC
div the Tariff of 1912, 50 long as the sam
Yields sufficient revenue TO aeiray the c,
penses Of the Government.
:. Resolved, That this Convention, Their
: fore, respectfully demand at the hands I
/, the congress Of the Union, that gener
protection which is their inheritance; ia
!. the existing system Of revenue having FL
filled its great object. il is highly imPO
/, iant that the laws on such subjects as Il
4 Tariff should be permanent in their oh
!, racler. which would be sure guaranty
!. the enterprise Of the country and the i
:. yestmen. Of capital.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
LaueHABLE IscIDENT.-Iu the new

LAueHABLE lSCIDENT.-ln the new
meloGtsma, recently go' up Al the Chat
ham theatre, famous roober IL taken and
bshe>deG, and hi. head is exh'bl.ed 10
the sudlruce BY being placed on 'ab'f
in the cenue vi he st~gp. To ACCOM-
pllsh his 10 the life. the robbers body IS
liked IN The table. aud his nerk Is htsed
mo a hole ~ tue center Of the tea', so
tnst 10 the audience II looks precisely as
though tue mans head had been cut oil
and stood up ID pool OF is own bl'"'
noon The t3ble. On tie nth night OF The
eAh,bi 100 veg 70. I"to The 'h"d tl|r ol
the stage b, ks, and, by some Uuexpt~i"-
ed msneuvre, managed . blow lot Of
Scotch stud over he sage Just VI thn In Q
he head sss placed on lie ssbIr. A. soon
a. the snuH naI begun to settle dow,
the head commenced en-, ng, 10 The n,
snalt amusement ~ tbe audience; and
as the sneezins could not be II tpp"d, I,
cut,sid Tell AMID rosrs Of laus hlsr III,
confuslos.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
For the Recorder.
sCRAPs OF USEFUL, INFORMATION.
CoEEsx No. |.
CoUssx No. l.

Mn. EDtroR;--i see tbst many OF the
ere OF the country ere copying
mto tlteif colunns Scraps 81 Cur'oas
lufo,ms,ioa." from he Nee York G,.
zets. While seading the Interesting
medley Of f.c,s They MIRAGE. l concsIv.
I'D The idea. ihst d lee scraps OF more
s,se,as and sob-r ,nform ss"n. Il pltpAr-
ed sl,,. un,ups scbsbls fidelity 10 truth.
mi,a, make sslutsry impression. On the
pu5 &C mad. Hre, thea. Mr. Ed's"',
are ,sw nen- VI such iaiorn'Ion'
winch have cailrc,ed Nth sone c're'
and far .hi.h | gould h N ~ solicit al
sdspssloa INT, some conner u Jour pa
Z. s.
Tne merchaaile Shipping n the eve
I,zet void amo1n!s 10 abodi o,Jso ~
roa,, wl,eA rs wosIa. new NJ "ii' Ssa
per ION, and nets, clear ol interest. lnsu'
ssa.r. &s. 10 per ses1. Or oOo'eoo
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
THE CHOCrAw STATE.

Some time ago lsays the PenEsylssn-
ianl we indicted an article which went the
rounds of the newspapers in relation TO q
new State, TO be composed Of Indians. IL
has called forth the annexed capital aril-
Gle from the Racine Wisconsin, AdSo-
cate:
We have already mentioned that Pitch
EnB, a Choctaw Chief. has bsrn elected
by that nation as their representative al
Washington, not in Congress, as some pa
pers have thoughiIessly stated. All ac-
counts concur in awarding to him the cha
rac,er of an intelligent and worthy citizen,
possessing more than ordinary intellect,
with a commanding influence among hrs
people. II would be magnanimous act
on the part of Congress TO admit the Choc-
,aw nation, containing some eighty thou
sand inhabitants, into our Union. with the
privilege of an independent State, and to
introduce Mr.. Piichlynn on the floor oil
Congress. as representative Of that noble
l,-L@-sainal ra.a afmen whom We have sup
planted.
In Wisconsin a community Of sborigl'
nal inhabitants, the. Blolher,owns," have
been dena.ionalized as . Indians" by acl
of Congress, and fully invested with al
the franchises, privileges, and immnnlt,e'
of the most favored citizens, eligible TO thu
Guberna.orial office, as well as TO the Ex
ecu,ive chair Of the Union, being " native
born citizens of the United States. An
the Brothertowns have indicated their Ii
lie to citizenship (.Ileirs being the frs
case on record Of such privileges havinl
been extended to Indians) by demeaninl
themselves as peaceful, moral, and intel
ligent community.
FThe Choctaws are, we presume, tn
most advanced of all our aboriginal tribe
in the arts Of civilized life. Their country
west of Arkansas, exhibits the most graf
: fying proofs of their ameliorating progress:
Cultivated fields, good farms, good dwell
Q ings, churches, schools, common, class
cal, and scienti6c-all these evidences I
= advanced civilization strike the eye on ev'
= ry hand. Nal. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
BLACK RIVER.
Fm the Recorder.
THE GOVERNOR Or VERMONT on
PEACE.

ILaNHs
Governor 81 lie in ki. reren; message.
thu. sye.As OF shIs sol Isci Ia response 10
. CON Bun Cation from ale Peace SocieI..
"Is would seem nyesssasy TO do hIlle
m0e Than 20 .tnsunce the "bJee' ~ ss'
cure ior Il The fasIshls eons'nsrsrion OF
the rulers Of esery christ % people.
War is ihs erssss.i III all Ihs ea'Amisle.
,hsI ever alii.cIrd the humsn rsee; and
,eiMe S,rd. sfer having been involved
~ us siim.s. md tell The nrfice swsrp
OF It's de-cl tn Toe resr sIf.y eeHiurtes,
seems pm inst awskius from The dslusron,
thsi Il 70 here,ssIy, and consistent With
,he spim aud prIacIpIrs 81 q rrilg'ob
whose s,l-pers dug elemrn' IL love.
Or OWL connl'y, mVrr bernsps than
slmos. 10y Other, needs this Awakening
influence. Tas fieedoD hspP iy e'J"y-
cd by our peopie, seems - engender
the tr..lrs. .pnn favorable to ws', while
n rsc.iy.s sddihan.l IuIpUlse from the
p.pul.r appeal, Incident tn ou' system oil
ice suGfr,g appeals tn'de "'sen BY nen
thsu ,hei, counhy,-whlr their sp, cal.
.ct Oh minds IN no cundrion. from The
.s.ocist ten 0f numbers, sflj O'her causes,
a. feel their lndi idual responsibility i1I
the times aud coasequsncrs oI var.
Hhiie the spirit OF peace, aad a seFu'
puipu. reg I'd 10 justice will. BY their 81
lsni infl lenee. check. il they do not n
irsly subdus, The spi'n Of asg'ession
thsy ell no, necessarily p,eseu' the Or
eu.reuee Of International difficulties. TO
ia thu present, IL 10 any iutuie stsls o
the world, .upsrseds the necessity u
line formal prov for tier Adjust
meet. Thn necessity suggests . fssor
70 the prin ,,pis OF AIbtt'auon, aud tn
iu,rniucli, 20 mo uea.ies bstweeD nations
O: supusUoo. TO Thai effect.
|, 10 zoe futtherspce Of his oslet
bv ssirg 90 ,he pubic sentiment OF ou
osn caan,ry ans the world, that TIE A
netic.L Pe,c. S,r,e,y sol cus The sc.Io
of The General Assembly "f this Stat
IN. | coil, ha,dl, be iasITd u the Pc
l,.rns.ee ol a more graf iUl duty, 'han
bern,re the aed,uu vi asking your ats
Noa 10 Il, sud rscnmmend'ug. a. ! d
.ntn scmpn "a NAV Ia Your wssdom. mo
.ff.c IN. end Inc influence 81 this sta
10 the tnrt 'e,s nee q: Ills s'.ai m"'eue
ii pesee on earth. aud good ell to~sr
lRen.
aust be parm,red to add an expr'
son Of he seDre eut@rs'n Of the GO
vs.us ~ the effus;s a sae friends II pes
through tn" orgabix tIoa oi pace soc'etl
in dspeiit"g tie deln.'oo 80 long pre-
LEM Ia rege.d to ear. The results n
tar al the qaie. aud p''ssver'ng efforts
tuese ssxaeiations. have furnished nj
gratifying ,is.a1atlon VI HE Silent pos
oi ruih, n Tie h>nJs of ohIsian BEN
olenes, 70 r-lura end ss's The world =
Thsse s4u.cs are only past OF u
e,nyor S,aI-'s o abis testimony on Pea
the .ble-i s"sr yet uiseFed by any
Ter. We deen the example worth Of
iniisuoa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

-. % pous ho-ss, as $500. - 2.
49,. Iwsl faEnlsh N arsacie Nhlos
- iurn.Ss De ana0ani q fssAl scci-
80. u.uIlipls he nnabsI q cisusssln1
a.ssasss. al msksshOss harEisss 1cers-
-. 4 "a. De-. in Dr. xhish shall
Sspdrs s0as 81 is. lazy of feason. most
81 pmpeny. sd "A Ps&ss shirh vii
cause is.beFs o be Seeds wivss widows,
rh.,drsa orpasrs sd meaelcania. vii
. 20 tie nsi.s FeasrSiiOn V sro~ up n
ixasrAnre. sd PEO.s Q hna6en and nui-
ssacs - he .S.isa. IxIi esrss mothers
% foaS. .Aeis ssSisES inisaiss 'iEgias %
forget her pFssu.e-s IE.aoesnes. ! I'll
seFrsps lhs E.aislSr of Eelsg'0R. ossiruei
The progres. ~ he gospel, and ds6le The
rsufy a. lie ehaEra. md czgss TEMPORAL
sna aplFils: Is.aia: AMI Il any should be %
iaspesslaeai - % ~ ~hr ! 6ays ne al
Iasi,y - kgiBg sssh aeeGEasaisd misery
On 0 eD,spsrsissis ksfey people, NY no
ns.l saly E---n0asy. Iae spirit trade i
mosI lucrative, All Gs0isSsany christians
give j; Their ehesdal C'gzieaance. lhas'
! l.csLse from lias cesgt. 80 i 10 no
bang dose sEiiE ERoa yoa sou,e body els
viii. Hive in LAM " liberty; ! hsS'
purchased he rgh, N aeno!.sa a.s s!lsrAe
10. destroy lie hss.,i, sh0s.sE lie lives
AMI ruin The souls u IlOss Tho ehoose u
honor me with ;heHcssslE. ! kEa- tia
the Bible Gays. So thou ssalI nos Al" ma
i, P5onoaasss a woe snLo him Ma s',sa
his neighbos driak. Lad also read II
the same divine record. ,hsi no drunkar'
shall inherit the kingdom OF hsaveIi an
I cannot expect the drunkard maker .
share better fate. Yet what can do!
kam-seI ef. Look ~ your Advertisement
BLACK RIVER.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

The Washington Monument Society
has, we learn. decided upon commencing
the work upon the proposed Monument
to the Memory Of Washington 80 soon as
a suitable site CARRIE obtained in this city
for tllal purpose. A very fine design for
the Monument, prepared by Nc Robert
Mills, Architect OF This city, has been
adopted. and has been ordered 10 be li,hn-
graphed and sold in aid OF the funds Of the
Society.
The cost Of the execution Of dlis design
will not exceed two hundred thousand
dollars; towards which the Society has in
hands upwards of fifty thousand dollars.
Reasonable expectations are entertained
that the residue OF the necessary suhl will
be realized by another appeal 10 The pa
iriotism Of the American People. We
canno. suffer ourselves TO doubt that Ills
reliance will be fully justified by the event.
| Nat. Laitl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

eps sasss. TEE sppsopds'ioa % -
Bnsish Navy. fes lhs rurrsna ssss, . go.
e20 .20e.I l. nog lhls . sohsr fsctf hat
shs sanual s1psass Ct one nsiioa's assy
.rrs sIs ths net p,oks II I'll he neteah-
,ils sh'pg.1g e.nsd ~ % sisil'zsa
~0rld
wss-dsbs. Of he Earopssa nations
.wouns D. sI0. 900. 600. 600. II ~suis
srsu,rs The lssoI - bur oliiions af mse'
u sls0 2.I saAap lar each Maa. 70 Pss
Ihs shlsIE.I VI ah's sun 81 9 PEE ssnL 10
! asy me grnr,pal. IL .oula hs necessary
~ lssy . TAI oi 81 lsssl Tea Dsll.s an
ssssy lEhserl.ri Of the glOhs! An'hnsf
tee. Iender'ng thn ssoss inpEssslse. may
BE- faund in he - scrap Of ssraaas nj 80
nsliou." lhaI na hssiasR Esslaps ere ID
srs.s &c We bulehsIiss they have PER
Esurlsd 90 h humsn rses. THY psy
c.sa daxa i,T III Iha n done &c ihs de-
ri ua5es thrir h.nds. chEis'Ian "a ions
slsps - ~ 90 irk' fOi 'L'i and 81 ser
wee.
Prnm Ma eh g.. 1859. e. Juhe so'h.
1874, our iaseramsn. -xpsnasd On ne
VA Dsgsnmrnt s663.a3S.sSl. The
ialel,sI Of his sau, - q per- cent, soala
build W hilns,'s great TAI road from lhs
Lasss 70 80 P-c.i'. e 250o mica m
Isus'h, 81 els 900 per mile; snd ihus 0,
, rsel . h,sh~sy Tor Ihs commerce ano
s,manniIn of ,he family Of nations
.h,eh should be rsetoned 10 ell coming
iias one Of The GREATEST snssrpnses iha
aver blessed ne race.
In lsa2, there usre produced in ih'
, Uuu.d States, 100. OOO.O 900 bushels o
vines, aud lao 100000 bushels Of lndIsE
cora ; which, ~ OIL per bushsl Tor chi
former. and 25 cents Tor The latter, yer
worm sl35, $40, 900. Fifteen per cent
clear 81 the Interest Of The capital invest
I'd 10 .uJs. implements. hired and pei
sen 4 i.bor. 10 q liberal estImais OF IN
proiiI .ccFuing 10 the whsss and cor
grower. Then the profit of This amour
. o. grain Guild be s20.325.OO0. The a.
v propri.,i,n 10 the army md navy, dafin
- ths sane year, vas s20.l5o.50l. !
: otter words. the array and navy ate U
,, the whole harvest OF wheat and col
y throughout the Union! Will not q
. hard working farmers think on his FACT
- The government, though carrying
% extensive armorles Of iis own. hss recen
- IL contracted with private company
p Connecucpt f.r the supply oil 81 OC
s. pistols, al Sc so each; or $4,000 dollar
" worth Of those wespons SO much IN sos'
'" 18th duellIsts aud ssssssins. The Aue
Do lean Bible Society congratulate i'self
. receiving, the past year. sl66.652, u
~ aggregate of oil that has been CIV
" through the Union for the disseminsIl'
y Of the Word Of Life a, homs and sbrns
81 So It goes; Chrisssndom sxpsnds more
NC one wear on The means and lnsnunen
10 of human sl,ughier. ,hsn hss been CIV
OF 20 the prouulgsuon Of The Gospel SIN
GU Jesus CHRIS, died on tbs cross |!
}" Worcester, Nov. IA, ls45.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
REBUILDING THE LAFAYETTE HoTEL

REBUILDING THE LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
We have sreas pleasure IN Stating. that
The tull smonni necessary To accomplish
this ohjsc,, 80 important 10 the bes, in,eg-
es,s al our tnSn, ives subscribed a lev
days ago. and that he work viii be i'm
Deh,aiely commenced on the old site. but
on a plan even tno'e extensive and coz
veu,sn,i than were the buildings destroyed.
The building. are to from, lao ieet on
H.y Sure,. and 100 feet on Donaldson
Street, aud to embrace, bes,des he Ho-
tel, a large HILL Tor The Odd Fellows
Lodge and five .enemenw for Stores.
As to the other pornons OF the burnt
district. the work nf rebuilding has been
much retarded by the difficulty in Pr'eur'
ing hme; but notw ithst ,ndIng. there are
tUsniy substantial FIRE proof Stores. be-
sides arehouses, either completed ant
occupied. OF nearly ready for tie tenants
, Others will soon BE- commenced.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

Mn. EvERErr.-The C"rpors,ian nj
lI.r.nrd Uuiser.ily, a shnt. thar gresicu.
to the re.u,u OF Hen. Ed~a'd Eserei,
IRON England. sddre..ed 10 lin a letter
requesting him 10 scrept the office oil
P,esiLen, II he University, in place oi
Hos. Josish Quincy, re.'gnea, and M
forming h,m that he would receive the
unsrinou. vote III ,he Bo.rd inr .he a..
q anlms NJ. VI &. T. eret has ce, lily given
IN answer 10 thu application. IN ~h'ch
he has consented to receive the apo nj
ment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04

NEWSPAPERS AT HonE.-Sn John
II ,rschell ssys Of all the smnsemens-
,ha. can possibly be imagined tor hard
NO king man. after day. toll. or in l''
intervals. there i. oorhng like reading
an entertaining newspaper. II rsteves
his home OF il. dullness or sameae.s,
winch. in nine cases out Of ten, s ~ha,
drives hun To the lie hnuse, To his oNn
rum and h,s family. II usnsro-ls hn
into a gayer snd lr,elisr. and mared vrr'i.
fed and Interesting scene; aud VIII lie he
enjoys himself there. he may forget the
evil. of The present moDsn, fully a. m"c h
a. If lie vas ever so drunk; with The great
advantage Of fiodrng himself the next day
with his money IN his pocket. er. al ie'st,
LAID nut in real necessar,es sud cami"ts
for himeIf and h,s family, without head
ache. Nay. i, accompanies him in hrs
mex, davis work. and # The paper he hal
been reading, be any hing above The very
,dlest and l'gh'est, gives him something
10 think Of besides the mech.nlca al drudge
~ Of his every day occups,'on--some
thing he can enjoy while absent. AID look
forward with pleasure 10 return to.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-12-04
MoRs POETRY.

The following 10 from the poet Of the
Vicksburg Sentinel. The editor wanted
a certain paper. which il was the business
ofthe poeilof ile, and it Was missing. The
sentimental young man vas called to task.
and his consternali and rage 10 find thai.
an outrage had been perpeiraied on the
file. was beyond description. Af'sr
standing fn amomenl with teeth and fists
clenche,I, hooking unutterahle hi ,gs. he
Tusuuu US urv m'uutu Or ss'~-svo's, s~---.
one tragic look 10 heaven, then shrieked
out as follows:
"oh, for tongue to speak the doom
The wretch deserves, 50 beastly vic,
A to sneak into printers room,
When the sdhs's out ssi s;eal his tsg ben e.
change papers at his file!
GUS him."