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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-06-05
Sick Head ache Remedy,

A SURE CURE!!
nR. SPOHN's Headache Remedy, is above!
- TO he the only preparation that will cfieciu-
ally cure that worst of all complaints. Persons
using this article win never have the sick head
ache. II people had rather give fifty cents or a
dollar, to be entirely cured than to he laid up Cor
two or three days, they can do so by buying a
hottie Of this Remedy. IL q
For sale by y. Heart, Hillsborough.
a~ar DIR. James Young, Oxford
lie I'll ]. &. II. Sloan, Greensboro I.
February IL. .... ~..e..s - Ia. 63--
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THE saalHx4lsRsn lnieMM keRHMnk cnsaAAhfMlt -
IL hzaaaa ri.sif, Nrssssdse easi e he Cssza
Hass. ) hss = g
Dry Goods, :. \
sorh . csllioo~-an TricrS > -haadseif $50.
u,rut U B0nness md Rilhonsi canAslcks apc
Nusiins. Hosirry e - kinds 6l0xeA sessns
N Tnrk and sidr cesnhS. Bid TiCking, AFm
chorks. I.annS. sSe. "a Lntars hne dress Bon
~ Cars. AFsi6cil floNrrs. On sllk. fAF.sal.
ana TnsneIlax, Pans. Linfn lanl~as handksf.
ehir6s, Blearhed ana Enhleachoa Ii0ah. sllk and
g.oiton HsndkeErsiSls. Flsk anil Cotton IhrrAd,
coas md Panssloaas cicshs. TnmHings q ~
kinds. ana many osi,rr arsiclrs in ihe Dry Goods
HARDWARE.
Mowing sna cradIing Blaars a de veEy bed
quality; Mails. POTS Owns. skillelS. shOses and
Sra5es. chisels and Apgcrs. HsmHsn and 6im.
| hIcts. Hinges and ScFrws. shoe KNIVES and AMl
Blaaes. Wording Hoe. Knives and FogkS fock.
a Knives and Scissors. Trace Chains and CnrIs
Coml-. Ssork and Pad Lexis. Tea. and Tahas
Spoons, and many other articles mo- snumrraied
GROCERIES.
The rery h~ss GEeen and Black Teas sngal
and cofsce. PeppeT and Alspicr. MOlazses sni
SAIL. Ginger and Rice, CASTLE and other soapS
Powder and shot. Flower and Meal Iron am
Sler. Porter. Lime JUICE, and Raisins. sperm am
TaI0w Candies, and . number Of other articles Y
the GrOccEy Inc.
s.. DRUGS.
| Epsom and GIsnher Sails. Alum and Cam
Phor. Opium and sugar q Lead, Gran Of Tar
Ter and Maenesia. birthstone and Annetta. Cab
mel and Rheuharh Quicksilver, Oil Nitrol anl
| A0uasorsis. Whirr Lead and Yellow Ochre, Rel
| Lead and I.itharge, I.insecd and Tanners Oil
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown, Window Chs
and Putty. Mustard end Nuimegs. Logwood an
Glue, Madder and Indigo. vamishes Of all kind
] Ink and Ink Powder. camwood end copcras, am
all other Drugs usually keps in this place.
| CR0CKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates. Common an
I.iyerpool Teas. Dishes. Bowles, Mug Pitcher
and Tumblcrs, Tea and Cream Pots. Ewers an
Basins, and many other ar,iclcs in the Croker
line. a.
TIN WARE, s ..
\ Wash Pans, Milk Pans, Dippers, Coffee Pot
Cups, small and large, &c. &c. z..ze
| All Of the above Goods win be sold low e
leash. ar ON credit 10 those who viii pay who
called on. 1r The Common Country Trad
will lie taken in exchange at the market prices-
The subscribers intend 10 use even means
their power 10 please all who may favour thel
with their custom; and as their Goods were bougl
for cash, they think they shall be able to sell at
low prices as can be had in Hillsborough. &c
and see for yourselves.
A. MIcKLE & co.
L Nav 9. # @ sa+-z 20
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

- ~ - - AN@AN&* ~ &AAA&AAA4NAe
a8AKGE corNTr.
In Equily-Mareh Tenn. lsa5.
HIIie.a 4 Pailr1ra. ssa axkra.
ag2in9
Tzomas D. Pafiusa. end ofkrrs
IN this on=e. i appcaring % he aasisfsrsion a
u ne Court that tilr attendants. Thosnas b. p,,.
asrson and gznns Paaernn. laE his keizs. q AVA
ass NOT nhalilanas a this ssiss ID q osdcrea a.
pubIrniion be made s. an wcrks N nc Hilsbo,
soaxh Recorder for aid defendants. Thomas d.
|. Pssierson and Jam~s Patterson. (or ma rrpstsrn.
iHiiyez.l % apf.ar On e before the neEt isnn &c
Ibis couri. 70 y bed Ca Orange county. q lAs
sours-h0ase in HiIlsborough on the sercnd Mon.
dsy q s~psemher nert, and plead, answer o. a..
mur 20 he petition. o. ne ssme win BE- tsken
| pro eonles@o. and SCI down fos hearing en- pane
a. 20 them.
Given under my hand, 81 olfce, in HIllao.
rough, INC second Monday q March. lsis.
JAMES WEBB, ME.
Pnce adv. - 50. Ta-sw
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MEDICAL.

hrs. Long s. Norwood having asse.
- ciated themselves in lhc practice Of Medi-
cine in its various branches, will devote their time
exclusively to the duties Of their profession; and
when not professionally engaged, may be found at
their Shop, east Of the new Court House.
MAY !. 75-
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Petersburg Market.
STING o. lBt5.

SPhlNI Ut lrf2.
UE aw ~ rssay 81 g sEsaE i.scs. ~
w ~ received essr stork. lusa paHyhased. "
= - ff.a &, peEsun u - tesz EtaEtrsz sr,d
:. - k..esf teasilk pvSnR. We hsss e. 80
!. - hrsvx sssusrm.enf e every ahing drmzahas
!. - Il.as basinssk ALL - Tus Sur ara
" r,.uorsfaliF szIsrii cal Bon our 90
r.r,s. ,ea u rasl1sr rrnrrsIly, assslring sllel
shsa ~ afe VsxFnrcd - csr nm sfsaAs. :,
menas rluaa ever o. caak, e IN o Ssaai esso'
% panCfual rasaonerA
BxlQM Nc ennmrraaf Sc q em lssa.ns 80
-, 81 IN rkxA. fqgrfkv Hlik srvy fAtsE y.
III ~ ureranf . 4 ftke bESI llALIt y y
and At PRICES WHICH cANNUI ran
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MOUNT PLEASANT ACADEMY

vEyHE second session Of the subscribers school
u l3 miles northwest Of Hillsborough and be-
tween Pleasant Grove and Cross Roads meeting
holse, viii begin on the 18th of July. All the
branches Of education usually studied in Acadc-
mics viii be carefully and practically taught in
this school. The situation combines many reli-
gious privileges with that of very highly rcspec.
table society. ~aa~
TuITIoS FER SESSION..
Greek, Latin, Ancient Geography, &c. Sl2 81
English Grammar, Arithmetic, History, -
,Geography, Composition, Writing. &c. 8 OF
Good board may be had at SIS a month.
THOMAS u. FAUCETT.
REFERENCES.
Rev. a. G. Hughes, I ORANGE co,,,v
WI. Bingham. "'a''se '0u"ss.
A. II. Ray, Louisburg.
May 81. @ II
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AFAIR Der FAIRLY woS.-Ssid is'll
20 R,rhasd The rshrr day-..Did Yen sE'
or hear hnw inugh-hieetlI am!
.Insyes DID, :. replied DHk--'ionshs
Than common Inlks, 80
.Rseken is. a iew. Why Ill De-
ron three d,ink.. DIRK. that yoa nay TAXI
a Gov hide and l.y uPon my BEAR skin
as hard and as. l,rg . you Ike. aud
wont eren linch. !.
.Dans-I'lI iske Iilsi h't. d"h
make ron ,quirn. Ike hale-sk'nned Ell
the first cot. I'm sally mi,isken.
.Yos I.ke the bsI. ihen!' :,
"I d." $50.
awtll. wait I'LL | 60 Up stairs, am
brig dawn my BEAR skin. ane-
40. ha! y"ur bear skin! No, no
meant"
II dani care shat you Reaai."
iii give iu." said Rieba'd. iookinI
foolish and ilabLer-eastcd-.'lrts sfj'.u'l
20 the Pewter Mug. and s-y no MOI
about IT,"
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TAMLIts SUE 51Io L
THE Summer Session Of MR.. & MRS. BUR.
Il WELLS SCHOOL will open OH Thurs
day the I'D Of MAY. ... 4~. .~5ess u ~
Terms as heretofore, payable in advance
April 80. -.. ~ #n* IA
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Balm Of Columbia,
FOR THE HAIR.

ASb thh
DALDNESs cured, certainly and efiectualy.
I'D The reputation of an article is established,
not by extensive advertising and putting, but BY
its known virtue and intrinsic value. The course
Of the Propretors Of the " Balm Of Columbia"
has been 10 accordance with the above fact. They
have endcavored to give to The Public an article
with which the user would he pleased and satisfi-
cd. 1t is well known to those who use this pre-
paratiOn, that it keeps the hair from falling out,
restores il ca bald places in a wonderful degree
making the hair perfectly soft and glossy and,
what Is Of equal Interest, keeps il entirely free
from dandsaf; in fact, continued use Of il pre-
vents entirely an accumulation Of dandruff This
old established remedy for badness, is now for
sale in this place by ID. Heart, Of whom the ge-
nuine only can be had. And by DIR, James
Young. Oxford, and J. & r. Sloan, Grccnsbo.
rough Sold, wholesale, by Comsteck & Co., 81
Corilandt street, N. y. #@f+ kH4@sl S.
April 8. @*@ " IL
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New Store
JUsToPENED.

THE suasssaaen issrsa keeTans ess'salsls :
n ia - rl.aa Nrw- ssdse. easi e ne Co.
49,. ) 49, L q
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m.iasa Ave rsiurrsi 10 F.sasf,Eiilcal
heidi and uilkssl sFiulsi sBd ne sniet-
priss wss shandonsd. AID never agaia &C.,
ssmrd.
Viii refeFsrce n ihks sAd uthfr si@alar
insasnees. thk iiif Psesidsns bslght "a.
msFks. N . dssso6fse ansnssVEs taTssy-
80: : an tpHnd. - an inhsbasaisl Nam
Englsnd. 10 declare. thst. we're Tee -
.olhsr lnsi.ness % be fnund n any othel
country. The blessings rommonic ted q
nj. woafi fBrni.h saple ssiisfaesion ron
rerning This subject % every sober, much
more 10 every PiOss man."
m. HIsnsr.
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HARDWARE.
GROCERIES.

The xery hesi Green and Black Teas saear
and cofKce, Pepper and Alspice. MOlasses and
Sal, Ginger and Rioe. CASTLE and Other soapS.
Powder and Shot. Flower and Meal irOn and
sserl. Porter, Lime JUICE. and Raisins sprrm and
TaIIOw Candies, and number Of other Articles N
The lsroccfy Inc
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February IL.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
PLATTE RIVER.

The contractor for removing distractions
in Platte river, has taken advantage Of the
low water during The past month, to finish
his operations, which were suspended last
season by the continued high water.
No additional distractions had formed.
except few trees had fallen in by abrasion
Of the banks. These have been cut away,
and the river is now in safer condition for
boating than ever. The floods of last sum.
mer have swept out many sunken logs and
roots, which would have required great ex.
pense to have otherwise removed. There
is nothing now to hinder boat from com
ingto Platte CITY, drawing within a few
inches Of the depth in the channel. The
water is now at its minimum spring stage
some eight feet.--Platte Argus.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

from the lo,s or lands; if for mark ethouse BY poll
tar: and IL for the improvement or repair Of the
square, roads, streets, or alleys by poll tax and al
90 an advslorum tax persons property and on the
lots and land, disconn ected from the improve
Ste. II. That general election for the Presden,
and Trustees aforesaid, shall be held in the cour.
house in said town, the first Monday in April in
each and every year, the judges and clerks to be APP
poi ted by the board Of Trustees and the nature Of
the oath TO be taken. to be prescribed by ordinance
The first election for President and Trustees, shall
be conducted By Samuel c. Major, Larkin Richard
con, and Abel Marley, or a majority of them, who
shall make out and deliver to each person elected,
certificate Of the same, which shall be evidence Of
such election.
SEC. is. In all elections, the votes shall he given
vira roce, and the judges thereof be governed BY
the laws Of the state in force tho time Of such cleo
lion regulating general elections in this state; Prori
ded, The General Assembly Of this state may at any
time repeal. alter, or annul this of incorporation.
SEC. 10. Ifs majority or all OF the persons named
in the fourteenth section, shall fail refuse to
cute the duties therein enoined upon them, then it
shall be the privilege and duty Of the voters assem-
bled on the day Of election to choose from am ong
themselves three qualified persons, whose acts, in
such case, shah be as valid, and who shall perform
tho same duties as the persons mentioned Rsad sec
zion.
SEC II. II shall be the duty of the board of Trus.
tees, to all the public roads and hghw sys
gether with the bridges the same over the ravines
and branches within the limits Of said corporation
TO be kept in good repairs and the inhabitants Of said
town, shall not be subject to labor upon, pay
for making or keeping in repair public roads and high
ways out OF the limits Of said town; neither Sh all
persons, not inhabitants of said town, be compelled
TO labor upon pay tux for keeping the roads, TO.
Gether with the bridges the same, streets or al
isys. in repair in the limits Of said corporation.
SIC ie Whenever two-thirds of the qualified yo.
tsrs Of tho corporation created by this act shall, by
written petition, pray the County Court of Howard
county dissolve the same said Cour, shall make an
order dissovng the said corporations and from thence
forth, the powers and privileges BY this act granted
shall cease and determine.
This act to take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
c. F. JACKSON.
Speaker House Of Representatives.
JAMES YOUNG,
President Of the Senate.
APPROVED, March IL, l845.
JOHN c. EDWARDS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

our last, and there is a steady and active
demand in the market. We quote sales al
from 81 10 10 81 Is per bushe, as in quail
Ii ty. SIS
Hemp Seed--The only sales are at retail.
I from ga to 75c. per bushel, and the mar
ket dull.
Lite Stock-We have noticed no change
in the market, except in The price of hogs,
which is incIining upwards. We quote beef
cattle at from 9 to &c.; hogs at 8 3ic ;
sheep at "a a a per h., as in quality. The
demand is confined to butchers for the sup
ply Of the retail market.
Freights--There are but few boats in
port loading tor New Orleans, and to.da,
rates are firm. They charge the following
urices TO New Oreas: On -four, doc; pork
md beef, Co.,; lard 5o:. per bill; Tobacco
81 perhhd.: hemp SIS per ton; lead l8c. dry
hdes, $50; green do, 90; pound freight.
SOC. per loo lbs; cattle, IS per head.
NEW ORLEANS MARKET, March 8.
The business OF the city during the past week
has been on very fair scal,, and the general ap-
pearance is very favorable indeed at the present
moment. A brisk business is doing in our South
ern staples at advanced prices. The transactions
in Western produce would also be on a larger
tied and prices too high 10 induce operations.
ToBAcco-A good inquiry for parcels of the new
crop prevails, and sales since Tuesday amounted
to 600 hhds. at the following quotations, viz: in
ferior Il a i; common 81 q; fair 81 4; fine
Al AZ; choice and cigar leaf, At o. per ID. but
holders are asking an advance, to which buyers
in some instances have submitted.
BAcoN-The outside figures Of our quotations
have been maintained with only q moderate d..
mand say sides ST sic; shoulders At 44c;
hams 81 s4c per 10.
poRK-1he stock continues unusually light with
only few scattered bbls. Of M. o. Prices are
f. m and still advancing; we quote, say for mess
sll: prime 90 per Dbl; bulk pork 4tc per ID.
BEEF-The market remains rather qret and
prices have undergone no material change; we
quote mess 80 so 80 IS per bill; half bbls al
S5 25; prime 81 25 81 50 per Dbl.
FLnUR-Prces paid for common Ohio and Mis-
souri, brands range from "a 10 a 81 Is per ID
but holders generally are asking higher rates
We quote favorite St. Louis brands at 81 30
81 s79 per Dbl.
LARD--Prices have advanced to TIC for prime
leaf lard with brisk demand We quote ex-
reu e. ut 81 7tc per 10
GRAIN-Coninues in fair demand the stock j.
very light. We now quote Corn. (whte and vel
low,) at al a 43c on the Levee, and Arc per
bushel in stores. Oats at 30 34c per bushel in
sack, and 80 Bic per bushcl in bulk. Nothing
doing in Wheat.
TALLow-This article finds fair inquiry; we
quote at ct 6sc per 10.
HEMP-Prices are nearly nominal; we quote Is
S69 per ton for dew-rotted.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
SWEEPSTAKES for September ls45.

The Proprietor of the new course, on the North
side of the Missouri river, opposite the City Of
Jefferson opens the following Stakes to be run for,
in September lS45, TO commence on Tuesday the
9th day of September, and continue three days.
FIRST DAY.
A sweepstake for three year old colts and FLIES,
one mile aud repeat, $50 Entrance, half forfeit.
Four or more to make race. Now Entries.
SECOND DAY.
A sweepstake for untried three year old colts
and iles, one mile and repeat, $25 Entrance.
$l5 forfeit Four or more to make race. Now
Entry.
THIRD DAY.
sweepstake for 2 year old colts and FLIES.
one mile out; to carry rs lbs each. $25 Entrance,
Sl5 forfeit Four or more to make race. Now
Entry.
Entries in all the above Stakes to name and close
BY the LIST day of May next. Each Stake to be
governed by the rules of the Jefferson City Jockey
Club Course. Gentlemen wishing to make En-
tries, in any of the above Stakes will give the
name, color, sire md dam Of his Entry. Address,
s. Wdgoner. Hibernia, Callo,cdy Co., Mo.
It is expected that there will be other racing
during the week. Stables and other accommoda-
tons can be had convenient to the course.
March 10Th, lS45
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22

articles 70 be submitted 10 the two Houses o
Congress, as the President may direct.
This amendment, as the public ere already
oware, was adopted, and the amended resolution,
passed both Houses. So now our readers have
the whole Texas resolutions before them.
On the question to agree to the smendmen
Of Mr.. WALKER. above stated, the votes were
as follows
YEAs--Messrs. Allen, Ashley Atchison, Ath.
erton, Baeby. Benton. Breese, Buchanan, Col.
guilt, Dickinson. Dix. Fairfield, Hannegan
Haywood, Henderson, Huger, Johnson, Lewis,
McDuffie, Merrick, Niles, Semple, Sewer,
Sturgeon. Tappan, Walker Woodbury-27.
NAYs--Messrs. Archer, Barrow, Bates, Bay
ard, Berrien, Choate. Clayton, Crittenden, Day.
tom. Evans, Foster. Francis. Huntington, Jarna
gin, Mangum Miller. Morphead, Pesrce, Phelps,
Porter, Rives, Simmons, Upham, White, Wood
brdge--25.
So the amendment was agreed TO.
On the question OF ordering the Joint Resol u.
ton to third reading as thus amended, the vote
was as follows:
YEAs--Messrs. Allen. Ashley, Atchson, Ath
erton, Baghy. Benton, Breese, Buchanan. Col.
quit, DICKINSON, DIX. fatheld, Hannegan.
Haywood, Henderson, Huger, Johnson, Lewis,
McDufie, Merick, Niles, Semple. Sewer.
Sturgeon, Tappan. Walker, Woodbury-27.
NAYs-Messrs. Archer Barrow. Bates, Bay
ard, Berrien, Choate, Clayton, Ctittenden, Day.
ton, Evans, Foster, Francis, Huntington, Jarna.
gin, Mangum, Miller, Morehead. Pesrce, Phelps,
Porter, Rves, Simmons. Upham, White, Wood
bridge--25.
The bill was then read third time, amidst
a profound silence, without the yeas and nays
being called for, and PASSED.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
IL ENa OV ED.
PHILADELPHIA STORE. removed

PHILADELPHIA STORE. removed north
l. Main Street, one door below Messrs. Berm4r-
mann and Cuno.
The subscribers thankful for past favors al their
old stand, would respectfully invite the public, as
also their friends and customers to their new
stand, as they intend to enlarge their stock OF
ready made Clothing to a considerable extent this
Spring, which for simplicity, convenience, economy
and beauty of finish, they will greatly find to their
advantage to favor them with call By strict
attention to business and desire to please, they
hope for continuance of that patronage which
has heretofore been so literally extended by a
generous public.
LYONS, STEINFELD g. Co.
P. s. A good supply of domestic dry goods,
boots and shoes, hats aud caps. will be found at
the Philadelphia Store, at the lowest prices for
cash, or country produce. l., S. & Co.
BnOnYile. March 22d. 1915.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1845-03-22
Regular Weekly Packet.

a6&en The splendid and fast rum
WSly-----zA9A11-s ming Steamer, LEWIS F.
80 &Ii;f.sEsES LINN, NJ. KENNETT, master,
vii resume her regular trips on the opening Of
nacigatiun. leaving st. Louis every Monday at 6
O'Clock, P. NJ. Viii be at Jefferson City and
Nashville on Tuesday, and at Rocheport, Boon.
vile, Glasgow and Brunswick on Wednesday.
Returning, she will leave Brunswick ! o'clock
A. NJ, Thursday Pass Glasgow, Boonville.
ROcheport and Nashville, same evening, and reach
St. Louis early Saturday morning.
The LINN having undergone thorough repairs
and accommodations that cannot be excelled, may
be relied on by Passengers and Shippers for the
same regularity and polite attention from her
experienced officers that have heretofore charsc.
terized her.
February 22d, ls45.
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HowardIHigh school.
Male and Female Department.

Male and Female Department.
TINE summer session of this institution will
D. commence on Monday, the 3lst Of March,
1915, and continue twenty one weeks.
Mr. NJ ScARRiTT, A. B., an experienced teacher,
has been engaged as an assistant in the Male De-
partment.
The Female Department will be under the d.
rect superintendent of the Principal, assisted If
necessary, by competent females.
The course of instruction will embrace all the
branches of an English and Cla ssicnl education,
usually taught in the best Semnaries and Acade-
mics.
Tuition from 5000 to $1,000
Boarding can be procured in private families. at
from 81 so to $500 per week.
WILLIAM T. LUCKY, A. NJ, Principal.
Fayette, February lst 1916.