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PRICE REDUCED.
DR.. raylor,s
Balsam of LiverW0rt

For the cure of Coughs, Colds, Catarlh,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Bronchi.
It's, Liver Complaint. and all AT, clions
OF the Throa, and Lungs.
ft'iil, remedy is invaluable aud unequaIied.
It's purely vegetable aud highly medici.
nal, mild aud gentle IN he effects upon the sys
ten, aud = Ing entirely free from all mineral
products, by May 20 justly Ieatrd lnd dread.
60 s perfectly safe, a. veil as salutBTy. VI, VI
kno"iedge "iiis properties, ana the wonter
i.I success which has attended u, even 10 dit.
hiutl and aggravated tasrs for nearly tee
ERE, drriGg Which IL hes been in use, tb.
Proprietor feels TO htsiianry H. miI, duel, . II,
aad recommending IL TO ali VITO Unfortunate,
may have accession 10 resort I o scene mrans oi
fec"stTy. Physicians nbt unlIt qnpufiy use y,
IN their practice, aud wnh the MedtaI Fn,ul
~ generally, u has net with much more than
ordinary appreciation.
Certificates aud Testimonials could be Tur.
nIshcd IN abundance from The hiabesl a nd n,us.
respectable sources, II persons who edher
have been greatly relieved Ly il, or cntir, /, re.
covered from sfFet iions OF the Lungs and Ii.
yer, but we insert only the following.
CONSUMPTION AxD RAISING or BLOOD
CURED.
thereby certify that last August, ] was al.
lacked ~nh violent aud prufuse hcmorrhne &c
from the Lnngs, severe cough. with The expcc.
toraiion q much mucous pain 10 the head
sorenrss ~ the chest, and other distressing
symptoms. thought a bottle of DR. Tnyiot's
Balsam Of LivcIwoH from 375 Bowery, which,
under he blessings Of Providence. gave me i'm.
mediate .clirf. Its fret has been such in nv
case, that cannot too highly praise il
.. CHARLES L. SMITH.
April g 1913. i53 Tillcry street, Brook yn.
For . common Cold and Cough, This 10 one
ofihe very beat remedies ever discovered.
N B There 10 spurious and counietfriI r.
ii,ls aaoat, and lately inirnduced into This
place. Therefore be careful iogei the eenu.
inc. whieh is from, BIS B.wrry, n. Y.
~ A Fresh Supply &c the above
Medicine just received and for sale at
THIS OFFICE.
Notca.ber ~. Al
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1915.
John Hitler
VS.. = Original Attachment.
George Miller.

IT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
u that the defendant in this case Is not an inha-
hi;ant Of this state; 1t is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Hllshorough Re-
corder for six weeks. that unless the said defend-
ant appear before the Justices Of our NEXT Court
of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
county Ct Orange, at the courthouse in Hillsho-
rough, on the fourth Monday in August next and
then and there plead to issue, that judgment by
default fnal will be entered against him, and the
land levied on sold according to law.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. $500. s2--6w
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An electric gun was exhibited in Lon.
don, > few days since, which fired 1000
balls minute. The mode Of operation is
secret, but is supposed to be by an explo-
sion Of gases.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY. ~
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1915.
Riehcrso'r Nichols }
vs.. J, Original Attachment
Robert HuccaLte.

1T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that the defendant in this case is not an inha.
bi,snt of this state; II is ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the Hillsborough Re.
cordcr for six weeks, that unless the said defend.
ant appear before the Justices Of our next Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
county of Orange. at the courthouse in HILLSIDE
rough, on the fourth Monday in August next, and
then and there plead to issue, that judgment by
default final will be entered against him, and the
land levied on sold according to law.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. $500. s2-6w
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1915.
John Miller
- Original Attachment

George Mlkr.
TT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court.
Il that the defendant in this case Is not an inha-
bitant Of this state; Il is ordered by the Court,
that publication be made in the Hillsborough Re
corder for six weeks that unless the said defeni-
ant appear before the Justices Of our next Court
COUNTY Of Orange az he coarshouse in HiIIsbo-
rough, on the fourth Monday Of August next, and
then and there plead to issue, that judgment BY
default final will be entered against him. and The
land levied on sold according to law.
J. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. $500. s2-6w
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Dry Goods,

-
surh - caEIines-sIl PdosS handsazs A@surs.
naeuf &c Bonnss az1 RAh@nai ca@hricks ans
Mnains; Ho1iey e al hn6A GlcseA Sswins
szk, Turk and sl3e ConhG. Bed Taking. Apson
Chscks Lawns. &c. 81 Ls1ief EEs Dress. Bon
nss Cas-, Ardseial Fiosssk Of e1lk. Psrssuls
ana UEkssIlas. Fans. LIMA csnhsie HsndkG.
ehiss. Bleaehea and Unhlesshed cl0sh. SIX and
coston HsndkrschieE, flzx and cosicn Tinead,
coli ana PAnialoous clsshS fnnnngs q ~
kinds. and many oshrr srieles n he D.y 0oocs
Ina.
HARDWARE.
Moving and Grading Blades q he very be-l
quality; Nails. P0ts. Ovens. skiilesz ShoEsis and
Spades. Chiscls and Angers. Hammefs and Gin
hleis, Hinges and Screws. Shoe Knives and Aw
Blades, Wedding Hoes. Knives and ForkS, Pock
q Knives and Scissor. Trace Chains and CUM
comhs. Stock and Pad Lexis, Tea and Talk
Spoons. and many cher articles not enumerated
GROCERIES.
The ven best Green and Black Teas. SugG
and Coffee, Pepper and Alspice. Molnsses ana
Salt. Ginger and Rice. Castle and other Soaps
Powder and Shot. Flower and Meal Iron am
Steel, Porter. Lime Juice. and Raisins. sIern am
TaIlOw Candies. and number Of other articles II
The Grocery line.
DRUGS.
Epson and Glauher Salts. Alum ard Cam
phor, Opium and Sugar of Lead, Cream Of Tar
ler and Magnesia, Birthstone and Anneita. Cslo
mel and Rheuharb. Quicksilver, OIL YitEol an
Aquafsris. White Lead and Yellow Ochrc, Re
Lead and Lilharge. Linsced and Tanners Oh
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown. Window Gl1s
and Putty. Mustard and Nutmegs. LogwoOd am
Glue, Nader and Indigo. Narnishes Of all kinds
Ink and Ink Powder. Camwood and coperas, ann
all other Drugs usually kepi IN this place.
CR0cKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates. Common an
Liverpool Teas. Dishes. Bowlfs. Mugs. Pitchers
and Tamblers, Tea and Cream POls Ewen an
Basins, and many other articles IN the Croker
line.
TIN WARE.
/ Wash Pans. Milk Pans. Dippers, ColTec Pot
Cups, small and large. &c. &C.
\ An Of the above Goods win be sold low %
cash, or on credit 10 those who win pay whcl
called on. or The Common Country Trad
win lie taken in exchange Il the market prices.
The subscribers intend 10 nse every means i
their power TO please ali who NAV favour theE
with their custom; and Is their Goodswcre bough
for cash, they think they shall be able TO sell a
low prices as can he had in Marlborough. Ca
and see for yourselves.
A. MIcKLE & CO.
May 8. rs
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Attention!

To the Commissioned, non-C onnu,.ionsd Of
yfeers and Musicians belonging to tie Cane
Geek BcttGkon.
YOU are hereby commended to attend at
James Crawford's on Monday The 4ih of
August, at II o'clock, equipt as the law directs
for drill muster; and on Tuesday. the 5th, at 10
o'clock, you will attend with your respective COM
panies for battalion exercise.
JOS. B. M.MURRY, Lieut.. Col.
July l.. ga
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a.s a5ssisaas. IA Rsh hsEu ~ - ~
ssss ss1e isAP0Esl god wilh Gaaeied pss-
Ercsisa. sna IDS inssins thal he attain
nenl II II ueald ssiisly de desires and
a re capacities nf he inmortzl spirisl
IIew linls Do lhsy know themselves. TIE
soal i not Of the esFlh. and lhsy al
ssriss IN vain 10 chain II 70 ne Dust.
1hough IL native strength hes been In
paired. snd il party sarnishsd. I'D il
!. glory ehanged.' Il viii moi slwsys b ;
prisoner here. Send il torsh II you uill,
10 range lllrough The WI le material uni.
verse and Ike the dove dismissed from
The arb. il will return wiihoei finding >
single place 10 re-t-iaf Il hss 10 resting
place bas shs bosom Of God.
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a GA BD

nR. william Cain, having establish
- ed himself IN Marlborough, tenders his pro-
fessiOnal services 10 the public; and can be found
at all times al his Office, one door norh Of Stay.
horn & Nichols Store, when no, professionally
engaged. @.......
Nav % 77af-
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PETERS PILLS,
LET NONE DESPAIR

pHEsE Pills have long been known ant
appreciated Tor their extraordinary end
immediate pawers oi restoring perfect health
to pcrsons snf,sine under yearly every kind
Of disease which The human frame 10 Iishle.
They are pariicaiarly RECOMMENDED Ia al
those pcrsons Who are effected .nh sny hind
Of ch,onic ~ lingering rrmplaini az there 10 no
medicine brfnfe the public nhirh has 90 ma.
.tural aud happy an fleet upon The fys,-m 10
correctin2the stomach aud ln o. sad 10 the Tor.
nation ofteslisy ehyle, and thereby purify
ing the blood.
They are acknowledged by the hundreds . nd
Thousands Who ~" using them io be not oul,
the most mild and pleasant in their operation
hui the most perfectly innocent, safe and &c
hcient medicine ever aif, led 20 the public
Those who once nake trial OF these pills
never aiieTward ferI willing 10 BE- wiiiou,
them which - Sufficient proof of,heir good
.a G.1 For sale al this Office.
JulyI7 . 81
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New Store
JUST 0PBNED ID.

TFsHE s.ihsrihrzs inlzz.1 ke<fiag euna.ntly 90
A han1 .. ther Mes kaaEss eass e ths cocn
N~un.n a hrwe "a Il
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLlNA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, ls45.
RiehrsOn Nichols
casrtH c. Huceabte.
TT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendant in this case is no. an inha-
bitant Of this state; II is ordered BY the Court,
that publication be made in the Hillsborough Re
corder for six weeks, that unless the said defend
an, appear before the Justices Of our next Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to be held for the
county of Orange, at the courthouse in HILLSIDE
rough, on the fourth Monday in August next and
then and there plead to issue, that judgment By
default FINAL viii he entered against him. and the
land levied on sold according to law.
.a # -.-s ]. TAYLOR, Clerk.
Price adv. $500. Sow
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List of Letters,

DEMAINING al the Posi- Office at Hillsbo-
~ rough, N. C., on the Isl day Of July. ls45,
which, II not taken out within three months, viii
Be sent 70 the General Post Office as dead letters.
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lIRIFI 9EA Hkeeh.
MoFFATse
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
AND
PHOENIX BrTTERS

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cONPLlINrS n az kiaSs. ORGANIC AFFECTIONS
PALPfTArT0N sTls HEAkT. P1fNTEk's cHoLlc.
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was eusd q Paes q . Eeas s'aas y - - = Asss -
aieeicinss aisas.
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tssse daanse wSl v H1e II Feef ~ iAe lss Mednea
RUSH % BL0OD 20 ths HEAD ScUKrr.
s4LTRHEUM. sWELLIN6s.
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Long, Webb, & Co.

Raleigh, June 10, ls45.
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huencing his Official appointments, hardly deserve
ments not ce; and equally contemplate the fool
holders; that this has the Presidents private
promisethat his particar friendship founded old
attachments in public lfeand another similar button
hole relationship to the Executive which, the estimation
Of excited gossip is too priceless to be easily valued Such
stuff u.s. all oft the merest babbe Of the sees-not nth
the very mention OF which have here made To do
Justly among the candidates and to satisfy the
the great aims believe Of President Polk in his an
poinmsn'" TO Offices and while he stesdsty pursues these
aims no publican will be disposed censure him even
cisions.
But while il is always pleasing be gra6ed in these
manor considerations yet they must not be allowed to
gross our attention. at the expense OF important
es We are glad TO brethren of the democratic
press directing the attention Of their readers this time
me Importance OF the next September election; and
heartily JOIN In their call upon the people give that
epuon winch II deserves The considerations which
der OF more than usual interest compelled to defer
for future occasion.
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IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT.

Mr.. Van Ness has resigned the relationship Of
New Yorkthe resignation to take effect on the LIST
of July next. The President has accepted his resig-
nation, and appointed Cornelius w. Lawrence to
this most important Office. 1t is believed no APP
pointment could be made, more satisfactory to the
democracy of all classes than that Of Mr. Law
renee. 1t is due to Mr.. Van Ness to say, that he
has discharged the duties Of the office with great
ability. He retires with the best wishes for the
success of the administration Of which he has al
ways been efficient supporter and retains, in his
retirement, the respect and confidence of all our
friends at this place
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Corresp8rdetscs Of the NJ " Commercial Advertiser.
Bosfos. turr 9, Is45.


On Saturday, the jury, after an absence of an hour,
returned verdict of guilty against Captain Flowery
for fitting out the Spit6re, and causing her to sail
with an intent to engage in the slave trade. The
jury also recommended the prisoner to the mercy of
the court. His sentence cannot be less than fine
of d thousand dollars and imprisonment for three
years, or more than fine of five thousand dollars
and Imprisonment for seven years.
On Monday, at 10 o'clock, a. m, instead of the
prisoner being brought up to receive sentence, his
counsel appeared and minated their intention to
make motion for new trial; whereupon Thursday
at 10 O'Clock, was appointed by Judge Sprague for
the hearing of the motion.
The grounds on which new trial is asked for
are thus given in the Boston Traveller:
l. That the counsel for the government was per-
mitted to interrogate Capt Mcclellan, Zone of the
Witnesses on the business and property of John
Scorsur.
9. That the government Was permitted to argue
on the business and property Of John Scorsur.
g. That the counsel for the government was per-
mitted to argue, without any evidence in the case,
that Don Juan was a slave dealer.
4. That the prisoner had not been tried by any tri-
bunsl legally authorized to try him.
We understand that under this last point, two
objections were made in regard TO the legality of the
court:
l. From the absence of Justice Story.
g From the fact that Justice Story, with a jury,
was trying another cause, in another place, at the
same time that this case was going on.
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From the N. Y. Evening Post, June 10.
THE REPEAL MEETING.

HE hEfEAL NILE IlNG.
There was large and enthusiastic meeting of
Iaish repeaers, at Tamuiany Hall, last evening.
The following officers were chosen for the even
ing:
P. S. Casserly, presidents B. O'Connor, secre-
tary.
The committee to nominate officers for the ensu.
irg year offered report, which, being accepted,
the government instituted as follows: John
Egan, treasurer Charles E. Shea, secretary.
EXECUTIVE cOMMITTEE.-Hugh Sweeney, An
drew Clark, E. S. Derry, Eugene Casserly, ]. B
Nicholson, Florence Mccarthy, James Cody, Pat
rick Mcclure, B. O'Connor.
Mr.. O'Connor then offered a series of able reso-
lutiohs in which the repealers, while earnestly dis
claiming many Of the sentiments Of O'Connell,
touching this country, express continued devotion
to the cause of Ireland. They very properly dis
tinguish between the opinions of an individual lead
er and the importance of public cause, and main
tain that, while the doctrine Of repeal has rapidly
gained in power there is still occasion for earnest
effort on the part of its friends. The resolutions
were received by the meeting with deafening cheers.
After they had been adopted, Mr.. O'Connor Mr..
Derry and Mr.. Byrne, made eloquent addresses in
explanation of the position Of the repeaers, and ex.
horting all who were engaged in the movement to
renewed exertioh. They were constantly inter
ruped by the applause Of their audience, who mani
tested on this occasion, Irish always do hearty
and generous enthusiasm. II must be agreeable to
a public speaker to address such responsive lis.
teners.
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RUSH FoR OREeoN.-Several hundred persone
are here anxious to engage in the expedition that is
about to be undertaken by Capt. Fremont beyond
the mountains. They display an intense anxiety
to engage in that service. To avoid private inter-
views with such crowd of applicants, Capt. Ere
mont gave notice that he would, on yesterday
morning, at 10 o'clock at the Planters warehouse,
explain publicly the objects and purposes Of his
expedition the nature of the service and the terms
and conditions with which they must comply who
desired to engage with him. AT the time and place
appointed he attended, and made an attempt to ex-
plain HIMSELF but SO great was the crowd of appli-
cants, and so pressing and urgent were their de-
mands to be engaged, that they crowded on him and
made so much noise and camor in support of their
respective claims, pretensions, and recommends
tons, that he could neither hear, be heard, and
gave up as bad job the task of explaining his
views to them verbally. He finally stated that he
would give them the desired information through
the public papers, and the crowd adjourned This
is the strongest manifestation Of the Oregon fever
that we have yet witnessed The expedition is ex-
pected to start from this place during the present
week. and to leave Westport about the 18th of the
present month. st. Louis Ns,o Era, june 3.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE Co
lumbar COLLEGE.

DAL DEPARTMENT. OF THE CO.
lumbar COLLEGE.
FNHE annual course Of lectures in this institution
u WIN commences, as usual on the first Monday
In November and continue until the first of March
FACULTY.
Harvey Lindsy, M. D., Professor Of Pathology
and Practice of Medicine.
Thomas Miller, M. D., Professor Of Anatomv.
John M. Thomas, M. d., Professor Of Medical
jurisprudence and Physiology.
William p. Johnston, M D., Professor of OBJ
stetrics and the diseases Of women and children
Charles G. Page, M. D., Professor Of Chemis-
try.
Joshua Riley, M. D., Professor of Materia Med
John Frederick May, M. D., Professor of Sur
johnson Eliot, M D., Demonstrator of Anat-
omy.
The conveniences afforded by the new and extern
sive edice in which the lectures are now delivered
are such as will facilitate very much the impartng
of medical instruction. The lecture rooms are ad-
mirably arranged, well lighted, and warmed. The
museum is increasing daily in importance and inter-
est. The rooms Of practical anatomy afford advan-
tages rarely equaed; they will DO opened the first
week of October. The infrmary is under the inn
mediate direction of the faculty Of medicine, and
present numerous and valuable cases for clinical in
struction Clinical lectures will be delivered at least
twice week, and operations performed before the
class
The entire expense of 4 course of lectures, by all
the professors, is $780, Demonstrator's ticket go.
Good board can be procured at from S2 so to 50 90
per week.
WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, MD,
Corner Of 7th and F sreets,) Dean.