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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-02-20
PRICE REDUCED.
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Dr. Tay;ar's
Balsam of LiVerWort,

Fer The cure nf Coughs, Colds, Catarrh,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Bronchi-
It's, Liver Complaint. and all Ar ciions
of the Throat and Lungs.
THIS remedy is invaluable and nnsqnal'ed
- II IL purely veg, table and highly medici
nal, mild aud gentle in its ,ffrcis upon the sys.
TEN, aud bring entirely free IRON ell mineral
products, by macy so justly feared aud dread
ed, il perfectly cate, as well as salnlary. From
a knowledge ofiis properties, and the wander
lnl success which has attended IL, even iG DIFF
ieult aud aggravated tasrs, FOR nearly ten
years, dIrIug which II has been in use, the
Proprietor feels no hesitancy in inirodncing IL,
and recommending il TO all WHO unfortunately
may have accession 10 resort 10 come means oil
recovery. Physicians mol nnfreqreuIty use il
IN their psa,tee, aud wllh the Medical Earul
ty generally, il has mIt with much more than
ordinary Appreciation.
Certificates and testimonials could be fur.
nishcd ia abundance from the highest aud mns.
respectable sources, Of persons who either
have been greatly relieved by IL, or entirely re.
cover from afFc, tions OF the Lurgs and Ii.
yer, bot we iase,t only the following.
CONSUMPTION AND RAISING or BLOOD
CURED.
thereby certify that last August, was al.
tackled wnh a vialeni and prpfuse h.morrhac %
from the Lungs, severe cough, with the expec
inration &c much muc' us pain in the head
s"renrss 10 the chest, aud other distressing
symptoms. bought bottle Of DR. Tsy!or's
Balss'n OF Liverwod from 375 Bowery, which
under he blessings oi Providence, gave me i'm
mediate chef. It's IF CT has been such in nv
case, tha; | caunol too highly praise il.
CHARLES L. SMITH,
ap'il 8 Isi3 I53 Ti!Itry street, Bruoklyn
FIR a common Cold ard Cough, this is one
81 the very best remedies ever discovered.
B There is spurious aud counterfeit, Al
tirle afloat, aud lately in, roduccd into thi:
place. Therefore he careful to get tae genu
ihe which is from 375 B"wcry NY.
IL A Fresh Supply # the above
Medicine just received and for s.Ie al
THIS OFFICE.
November IL. ST.
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TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO UsE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL GE TANNIN,
or, Leather Resforcr,
A NEW cllTNIcAL pIscoyLRy

NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
n oST people know, that skins anu
hides are converted into hoiku BIZ
The use II TaLnin extracted from certain
barks, dc.
When the force and strength Of he
Tannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard, dry, brililc. cracked, covered with
crust, d.. This all know. 10 restore
then life, soflness, moismess, strength.
smoothness. and remove oil crust, ly, cr
blis,er-resiore the tannin. his sui.
stance the leather never can receive d.
second time; but The VII, le virtues of It
are IN this article. the OH. OF TANNlN
which peneiraics the slif,esi ard han.-
est leather, il il has been twenty years in
use; and ifi, tears easily with tie fingers,
II llnpar's at once strength that is utter,
~ incredible until seen. II tcctntS Ike
new leather, in all respects, with de-
lighllnl soIiness and Polish, and makes al
leather completely and perfectly inTerri.
Gus to watcr--par.irularly boots, shoe:.
carrlage-tops, harness, hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made Of leather, giving
splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has, and at Il dsi Doubling its wc;r
and durability, in whatever manner tie
leather is used These are facts.
Those VII" will may wear cid shoes.
! groan with corns, ride with old carriage
tops-hare old harness. and throw them
away half nsed--look filthy Themselves.
and all about them-expend double what
is necessary Tor articles Of leather, 10 ihelr
hearts content. if their prejudices ale 50
strong they will not try new discovery.
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
s None genuine unless with the &c
smile signature of Crmstock & Go.
| H. For sale 'iillshorueh N e.. by o..
| n"2"; IN Oxford, by G'orgc r. Taylor N
'r,..""sh"F"neh. hyJ. 4 Il SIoan-o only agents.
February % O.
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Medicines for Sale,

THE following Medicines have been rcceiy
ed, anil are for sale al this Office:
Spencer's Vegetable Anti. Bilious and
Anti D,spepiic Pills
DIR. Hull's Medicated Cough Lozcn
gcs.
DR.. Hull's Worm Lozsngcs
Hr. Lacount's Vegetable Toolh-A che
Eiixir-a certain and Immediate cnrr.
And also Haalock's Vegetable Powder
and syrup, for diseases Of the Lungs, Coughs,
Code. DysepePsla. and Liver Complaints
which are highly recommended fur all these
diseases, by citizens oil North CatolIDa who
have tried il with effect.
May 81. 81
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LINZ 10 IA Q. n.

N NIss .. A EsbEasex, g TsyS.
rcars - asoun1 rhse, uhrsrxsT Eaca rosmese
Msy g n u thae sunner's aays
Ana n at th0a xishuz an1 II a. tk0a l0sss
csne snlias arouna ~ sanny ~.
A ~ i shaae. snd half : -.
This sod aioas : paiA advances
hay III - - Hunis CPsa.
Be- q d. sisr sAsH moss Dis g.anoe<
Msy time. thaf shnAs Is hisht % al
And daily doums so1ne ~ % deuih,
Oss TH1t - yeans - en.ly hlL
Thry sA.Aa ~ crush one f0WeE bcneafh.
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noEFAT,A
Life Medicine.

-. naL0 mGulclnes.
ftiiL LIE Aedsfia,ss i.ass So. -
= erts ID ninscsl ssrfg es.e... !. "a "a
ksna a. iisAivs ane lor hi.ls..ss 80 !, a.ssaa.
Piaiaas. nnA aAeaH nsa = ~ 49,. u.s. sea
b.i:i-us sad sirk lr-csrl.e. ,.,s -
preston aiisi - als. g.dclns =. a. - i
slhgning ngie IN 4 { had ana -. '''
sinesss heartburn. loss az 1880 s''a
srassns. -. ihss sIs aslnuaie.s.d,.i.1a
sspeisf - snt nleg tEsF /. @. =, -
80 Y ea& sna luE iAssse q fsll 49,
eoeS, ilss y ~ Fluar lnsslusLlr 80, -
feneiai Iami;y aPeieEi, Co si9ls, - =
sion. sssAa sale.
The sfisasy 81 sLe Life rill, ada
nhiefs = a.usi tsiia.n, i feel, s,,,.
attack 81 fsysr. innstlza. n.s.sls. 50 u
ihrosi. IereIi colds. wilh cough 49,. !. zen ss's
e. innsnmstary disorders. 4, I'll, sl'
iism and ehorie complains ,I,sy -
performed iks med sxiraoIe al !, - - 30
used 1ilh TeFseseFense. ss'a Via
Sinse The list inlsCfutiion NJ n,
Life MeditiLes 10 he lsll.w .;,;... = SIC
have IN every ssse, falis msintaiass !, 'nt'I
character thsy 60 = Ell uCse.s, 4. ps,;...L 'ta
! had Tor years diaan on . ml.eT.tls u. ~
aad aiany 10 lad loci he uss a me-, -,
rheumatism I'D paralysis, have hesn -.
10 health, strength and ramlarl. sIis, - =
usual remeoies had bsen IonEd usel,.s
asioashine sad almost n.isa,ulo,s -
have also been sxrefisnecd. IA lie en-. : !.
nsTrens and rhsFmeiie pains al ,he g. y !
lgaef, psrslsiic sgfsiisRs. coulrasied - -
Joints. giandhiar alceiiinga, rams M IL - -
and bones. skrorie rks smsii,U,- 1890, .I's
Iks kfsiI. s!DicHIf Iopiislien. az. 'A q
bni . unnecessary 10 ennmeFate N. ~,
~ easfs - @h'eh ihesr purely ,rsslsbie :.
aHines have been ,urs,ffiul; Ltl Ia !. /.
?aire. My are iLsy 90 Uhissrsal IN H., -.
Bsssnse ih's HJIITY TIE ELaon
Item. -
Because hey act rossrlully rp,n ,Ls a..
tons Of The to'y. aLd ten.Ve al i'm urilI,, ',
Because Hey 70 mt redurt the ,,.,,n
insigeiale u ih.s isqa ring no q si,ain, - :.
pleasure o. business turing then tttTa,,os III
Comp'ainl* sris ~ lrtm si,iai,J s,,,.
The blood arc rski'y sLLru 4 b. M, rsu,,,.,
ttiiraey 81 tn se mud and sal,isr, .,,,,,...
fe ih.sr Who ere ohlige, u irsys,. or 70 "a,
medlrlns H'ih"hd interruption tfiusin,,, a y
lie Mtdicincs are pe,,lislly useful. EymI,
and ss'e orstsiinn. they strike Al the roo,
diseasr, and qnirkis r,adIesie u, ILsrth, r,s,
seniirg The fatal ilc,Is 10 whish thous,rI.
ere s.silms.
S"h sholssa'e and retail, BY Ds.w.B Moi
"a, SIS Braadp sy, New ivik
Fo sale also Nv
ftbnary,i. e.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.

County Court-ro March Term, 1915,
Joseph BrOsrn and uits, and others,
Henry TaPp. admir-, and others.
Petition for division Of Negroes and settlement Of
the estate Of Lewis Tapp, deceased.
y this case il having been maflc to appear. ar
M corling 10 law, that Charles Tap and VIII
liam Tapp, two Of the defendants, are not iuhahi-
iants Of this state; 1t is therefore ordered, that
Pubica;ion Be made for SIX weeks successfully in
lhe Eillslorough Recorder, for said defendants to
appear at the Ecxt tenn Of the Court Of Please
and Quarter Sessions. to be held for the county Of
Person, al the court house in RoSborough, on the
third Monday Of March next, then ard there 10
answer tie said petition or the same will be taken
PRO confessO as to them, and set down for hearing
accordingly.
CHARLES MASON, C. &C.
Priee adv. 81 81. 6l-6w
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Sick Head ache Remedy,

SURE CUREi!
R. sPOHN's Headache Rcln2jy, is Above
~ to be the only pr paration thlt will e:iectu-
ally cure that worst Of all complaints Persons
using this article will never have the sick head.
ache. If people had rather give fifty cents or a
dollar, TO he entirely cured, than TO he hid up for
Two or three days, they can do 50 by bu, ing a
bottle Of this Remedy.
For sale by ID. Heart, Hillsborough.
DIR. James Young, Oxford.
J. Il. II. Sloan, Greensboro /.
February Il. CO.
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M office

rs hereby given, that motion or petition
go will be made al tie next February Court
of Pleas and Quart,r Sessions for Orange coun.
~, fer the establishment Of q separate election
al the Burnt Shop" 10 the western part OF
iIa~ fields MANY VOTERS.
uIufiel 8, N ,vcmber Is. 81
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ii | l. l. ORC UG II, n. {.
rraLIsHEp WEEKLY
by DENNIS HEARTT,

At THREE no.LhES A YEAR, on TWO pOLLAEs
FIFTY CENTS IS PAID IN AISASCE.
Ihos'. who do ma, give notice Of ,htir "nh
10 have th"ir aptr dis, ohtinur ID the cNlha'
non "i The year, vii be- presumed az trsumg
u.s. ohim"an, lcuuuiCrmancrd And 40
paper Will he discontinued until Oh srrrat"ats
are pa'". enIcss al The option u, ,hc rubiish'f'
aovcfiIscmcnls not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar Tor tie first, md " ",n.tsc seits
mr t1' y subsequent Insertion; longer onrs ~
proportion. Court advertisements ,wen,y.hse
per higher. A deduction of 80 per ccn'.
VIII b, nadc 10 advertisers by the year
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IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
COMSToCK g. co.'s
Concentrated CompcEnd FEg1id
Extract of Sars parilla

FOR THE cURE or
Scr"lula. Chronic RhueBstI.ni. General
Debility, CuIsneous Diseases, Tettr,
Scaly Etupiions OF The skin. P,mIlrs %
Pusiule. on the Face. MercurlaI and 81.
rh,lold Diseases, Bllss. from an Impure
habit ol body, Ulcera.ions oil the TLr1a,
and Leg. Liver Affections, Pains and
Sw, llings Of The Bones, and all Diseases
srlslne IRON al impure State ol III. Blw d..
Exposures and Imprudences in Life, Ex.
cesslye Use oi Mercury Dc.
The great popularity If SprsaI atll a,
and It's established Efficacy, render II SUI
perfuous tu enter intp any errumiuln ol
lis sir nes. or stduce any evidence in lis
favor.
The Sarsapar Ia is warrsnad positive
~ as good as any other ,ha, can be madr
az One Dollar. al jus, hall the p,ice ii
those so much advertised. and as strong
and IN as large bottles, vlz:-
Fifty Cents per Bottle, CT Ecur
-. Dollars per Dozen
This article has rured Scroiuia Of 30
years, alter the Dollar articles had been
used IN vain.
10 be lad Of the agents Of Cemsiork
and Co. only, throughout the country, IN
New York only al 81. Cor,landt Shee,.
Inquire Arrays for (omstock &. Co's
Sarsaparittd, at Fifty cents, and haze no
other.
For sale hv
ID. HEARTr, HilIsborough.
/ march ".
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STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law-Septcmber
Term, 1874.
John H. IN larson,
vs.. Petition 6 Divorce
,tfaTtha anderson. \

.tia,tha anderson.
1T appearing 10 The satisfaction Of the Court,
thai the del, 10 this ease is MT an
inhabnant Of this State; II is order d by the
Coarl, that pubiraiioh he made Tor three
months IN the HIiisboromgh hccordcr I, r the
said defendant tosapo"ar Al the nexi term ni
this couri, 10 b. hel' far the e: unity Of Orange
at the camr' house IN tit'isborougi. "n the Sc
cond Monday IN Marc ',nex', aud plead. an-
swer. or daHinr 10 said petition. otherwise the
sane vi be heard OK par e, aid jaJgmshi Ia
ken pro cnnfessn
JOS. G. NORWOOD, Clerk,
Free adv. 10 40 81 sm
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.

In Equity--To March Term, ls45.
R.5eoca HtVf md others J
Vi, = Petition TO sell Land
Thomas Hart o'sd others.
IN this case it appearing according to law, tha
Il the defendants, Thomas Hart, the heirs of Sa-
mlel Han, deceased, George M'Rae and Eliza
b'th his wife, Finn Ray, William Thomas and
Ellen his wifa, and Jo'ii. Dolly and Rebecca his
wife, are not inhabitants of this state Publication
Is therefore made, r said defendants ia appear al
The next Court Of Equity, to he held for orans,
county, as the courthouse in Hillsborough, on
the second Monday Of March next, and plead, an
sweF or demur to said petition, or the same will
he taken pro ccnfesso against them, and heard
accordingly. -
JAMES WEBB, C. ME-.
eFss adv, 81 90, $50.
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PIECES Pepper, Pamenio. Cloves. Nut.
- meRs, Mace, Ginger (Hhite ond Race !,
Cinnamon. The above also ground. For sale
by TYLER & HILL, -
Petersburg, Va.
Augus' o. 3s--
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TO Printers.

WINTER aud Summer News INK, ito
B""k LAX, "i supciitr quality, l"r sa'e
at all TINT tp by
TYLER & HILL,
>, UhOhsate Drug isis, Pders6ms a.
July ST.
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ESSENTIAL OILS.

GU Lemon, Cinnamon, Nmmrgs, f'tca-
m"t, Lavender, Juniper. uI"bs, k"s",
Peppermint, Srearmini, i!mst mint, Rosemary,
Ah'Sr, Sassaisas nntmsrcd, Amber, Ora &C.,
tamphor. C'o,es. Sc. All Il tie above Is.
S'"''"i or'' are "; rr. nied perfectly pure, aud
are CONSTANTLY tur sa'r vr'v lew hv
TYLER d iiIl.L,
Wholesale Druggists. Petersburg, Va
Anrux' 10 80
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q - ~ ~ - - ~ -
sl.IIE ssbarbef las iasi rscsiEei fiasa fai.
iadciphia new sad Epaeadid assorimsai
e. ARTICLES IN his line. 10 which he insiies ahe
alleaiion Il his ffieaJs and he puhiie gene-
rally; amons ahich s.s he foaswins;
Fine Gold and Silver Lever and Verge
Watches.
JEWELLERY, &C.
Fine Gold. Fink T.pas. Pink Ame-
lhysl. Ruby and Enamelled Breast Pins.
Finger Rings and Ear Rings,
Ladies' and 6enilemen's iine Gold
Guard Chains,
silk, Braid. and Elastic Guards.
Fine Gold. Cir, and Steel Fob Chains.
and Vest Chains,
Gold and Silver Pencils and Thimbles,
Gold. Gill. and Steel Watch Keys,
Gold and silver Speciarles.
Gold Bracelets, Gold Clasps, and Lock-
ct Hips.
Silk Velvet Reiicules. (sieel mounted, ]
Silver Hair and Head Pins, and fine
Cspoles,
Fine Coral, Gold and Jei Studs,
Miniature Gases, Tooth Picks, Bod
kins, &c.
CUTLERY, &c.
Prn-knives, tof Rogers make.
Razors. and Razor Srops,
Silver Spoons and Butter Knives,
Scissors and Key Rings,
Seal Stamps and Steel Pens,
Steel and German Spectacle Cases,
Music Boxes, Money Purses, &c.
and many other Articles TOO tedious 10 men.
lioR.
iC Watches and Clocks nf all descriptions
cleaned and repaired ia his accustomed srpe
riOr style.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
November 10. ST.
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Groceries! Groceries,
~A Fresh supply. III

Tie ubseIiber las jusi Teesi,td .
fresh supply Of GROCERIES, which
have been elected with great care and
Will be sold low Tor cash. Those who
wish 70 procure good articles on very u y
sonable ierms, are respectfully requests .
20 give hin . call. His stock Is can.
prised II part 81 The following:
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Fall Trade, 1914.

An IMMENSE STOCK OF DRUGS
4 MEDICINES. PAINTS. OILS,
DYE STUFES. PERFUME
Rf, FANCY ARTICLES.
BRUSHES. SPICES. &c. &c. &c.
ar arrivals lran Baslsn. Ne. YEA. &C. &C
we are ser receiyiag auF Faa SuPp.y Il
Go0ds, eAsbfaring pery ksrEy SlGek 81 sseFg
lhaag = car hae. Oar Eooes sire ssierted
alih esPeriai Fsierenre % he Hkslssssf TfsEf,
beng u abe Cn. IcEsr QraLtrT 40 boagAl u
large suantifiss Al lhs LOWEST MARKET
PRICE. ~ are lheFrfere reaay - e0mpeas
9Th cher Iionses. Hoslh o. sosih.
We respectfully s..lisit call Or order from
al MeFchants and Paysisisns nha are n = AM
4 aay o. Ihe ARTICLES IN spr liae 9; basiness. -
~s are determined 70 sELl sKp u FLEasE
Bslos Ne eaumsrate few leaJiag articles. 81
d which, toeeiher wiih evers thias xr sell.
re warrant 10 Be The BEST QUALITY, sad
a PRICES WHICH CANNOT FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.
Epsam Salts Yerdigsis, l5ly and u
Alan oil
G. camphcr Terra De Seinna
Opium Uanber. LsmplIark
Sugar Lead kermiIiion, BrorIrs
cfeam Tartar Liaseed Oh. Lamp OIL.
TaEiaFie Acid lof best qaalliyl
Al0es Tanners Up lbesl Qua
calomrl lbesil lliyl
supr. Cor. Soda spasisA Brown, yene.
Rhubarh. ipecae. Jalap lian Red
Magnesia, Quicksilver Iadigo lbsst flotanl
Soda Powders aad MofIilisl
seidli'z do Madder. coPesas. Blue
Basim copaVia Stone
Castle sosp Laswood, camxoOd.
Gum Arabic Redwood
Brimsioae corhineal, Red Sanders
Flower sulphur Cologne, Florida. and
Su'phale AIorfhiae Toilet Water
Aceia'e do Extracts, nuo Rse,
Mariate do Fancy Soaps
Sn'ph Qiiniae Brushes 81 all kinds
Castor Oil, lin bottles Pepper, Mustard. Spice
and barrel.l Msee, Nulmsgs. Gin.
Sweet Oil do do ge.,
Spirits Turpentine do Glue, Inks &c III kinds,
Best Salad oil Pity, Shoe Backing
i.ilaoris (besi ColoRnsl Surge alaad Dental In.
White Lead, ian kegs siramenls and Medl.
and dryl cal Books
Iilharge, Rid Lead Window Class OF oil
Crome Green eIzes
crome Yellow caaeh Yarnish
Cfome Red Cnpal DO
Paris Green Japan do
Prussian B'ue Sc. Sr. ...
TYLER & HILL.
Wholesale Druggists,
Sycamore ST., Pcicsaag. Va.
August 81. Al 81
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-07
New GooAs! New Goods!!

'HE subscriber has just opened a large assort- l men of STAPLE x FANCY DRY GOODS, which he will sell cheap for cash or exchange for hides, peltres, furs, beeswaX &, &c. The above stock IS composed in part of the following articles, vi.:
 Brown and bleached shirtng; sheeting 6-i, 4--l, 3--4, and heavy OsHaburgs; French, English, and American prints; mouseain de laines morning de lanes; alpaccas; alpacca lusters white and red hannels; lnscys; diapers; Londan duff blankets point do; Whitney do; green, blue, and scarlet do canvass and red padding; satinets and cassimeres ; YestinSs; black cloths; tickis; colored cambrics slctlias; brown linens; brown Hollands; gnhams ; cashmere de eeosse black Italian cravats pong and Spitatied silk hdk'l linen cambric dc; imita; tlon do; bishop lawns; book mnslins plaid striped and check muslin, and camprle; sewing silk; silk tWlst; lamb s wool half hose white and brown cot ton do ladies whiemerno hose; white, black, and slate cotton da; shirt buttons; coat buttons black and coored taileta ribbons cotton and worsted bra ces sup. eastcd do; cotton hdks; Turkey red do linen and cotton tapes; table diaper, brown and white; genthinen and ladies' thibet hosllin. silk and kid gloves; black and white crape: silk and cot ton veivets; needles and pins; hook and eyes ;- spool cotton linen thread Irish linens; do sheet. lngs; long lawns; chidrens Victoria boots; mixed hose; gents merino shirts ;-together with a com plee assortment of gents seWed and begged calf. skin boots; mud boots; kip, russet and black bro gans; ladies' walking shoes and slippers children's black and cGiorcd boots; and variety of lashiona ble white shalls fannes Kentucky jeans; rolled kersey inscys; together with lot of school book, and stationary Also, sugar, coffee, teas, tobacco rice, salt, and lot of Collins axes
 D. BENDER
 December 6. lSI4 I5H
The Arkansas banner., 1845-05-07
PUNISHMENT OF A DUELIST.

A duel having lately been fought between a Lieutenant and q midshipman of the Navy we understand, that, upon hearing of the cir cumstanees oftIc case, the President instant ly dismissed one of the party, whose conduct was deemed most culpable, from the seryic, l; and that, probably, the same fate awaits ali those who were engaged in il. This demon stratlon on the part of the President, not on ly evinces his own horor of the murderous immortality and barbarous practice of duellng, but also shows his determination to check il ln the army and navy, by dismissing from it all those who shall be engaged in it. There IS not moral or religious man orwoman ill the land, that will not thank him.fori And even common sense, which is at last the com mon arbter of all human action here, will declare the course of the President right, and the mass of the people will sustain him in it.
 The practice is barbarous and anti-Chris- tian. Il is contrary 10 the spirit of the age Tn which we live. It is uncalled for by any necessity s a means of punishment or de- fence IL is no proof of spirit, of manlness, or of courage. Il is the vicious relic of a harbarons ape, and has ls source inthe mean est and most unworthy feeling of the human heart-an unchasteued and morbid pride Pride sends the challenge, and pride accepts it; and pride makes the veriest towards that ever walked upon the face of the earth stand up, with ashy lips and trembling knees, to give and receive the murderous fire. And in the estimation of fools, like themselves, the man who falls died brayely, and the survivor becomes hero. Sc wicked men and eow- ardly men affect to judge, but 1t Is not the judgment of the wise, and good, and truly braye-it is not the opinion of those who judge the act according to the painest prin- ciples of morality and enlightened reason.
 But some attempt 10 defend dueling upon the ground that t places all men upon ar equality-the small with the large, lhe weak with the strong. This is in nowise truc.- It is as false and deceptous as the argument that because men fight duel, they are there fore brave. Some men practice with the dead ly weapon, until their eXpertness IS a matter | of eXtraVagant admiration 10 such as them selves. Secure in their skill, these meen seek occasions of quarrel and insult, in order tc display their murderous altainments. Is there any equality between such men and the grea mass of mankind? None whatever. Il is equivalent to standing behind the most inn peneirable breast-work, and shooting down your unprotected adversary. And there arc not wanting numerous instances 10 illustrate the truth of this position.
 The Presiden. has taken noble slanl upon this subject, ill which, he will bt sustained by the country. If it must be so let military men settle their disputes by
 court of honor-citizens generally will sci tie theirs in the court of common sense and no man, whose acts are dcGensblc; nee fear that he will lose the respect or the regar of lis felow-men because he refuses L
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