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arEcTACIEs.

+ SrECThCIEs.
Gold, Silver, Blue, ami polished Steel Specta-
clcs, to suit all persons and all ages. Very suPc-
rior flint glasses. that may be adjusted in any
frame at a moments notice.
SILVER AND PLATED WARES.
Silver Cups, Spoons, Ladies', Sugar Tongs, sah
and Mustard Spoons, But,erKnivcs, Castors, Cam
die Sticks Shutters, and Trays, Walters, Cake
Baskets, DC. -. il *<,3F
/ 10 FANCY GOODS.
Mantel Clocks, Silver Pencils, Patent Steel
Pens, Rogers superior Razors, Razor Strops. Con-
gross Knives and Scissors, Silk Purses. Steel
Clasps, Steel Beads Ladies' fine Tortois-shell
Silver.mountcd Combs, Silver Thimhlcs, Spy.
Glasses, Music Boxes, Suspcnders, Coral. Hooks
aud Eyes, Epauletts, Hair Brushes, Tooth Brush
es, silk Guards, Steel Key Rings, Fancy Jewel
Boxes, Knives and Forks, and Looking GLASSES
for Clocks. Also fine assortment Of Perirmery
, and Shaving Soap; Chewing Tobacco, Segars,
&c. And other articles generally kept IN Jew
ellcry establishment.
iJ Clocks and Watches repaired by him will
| be warranted for twelve months. Orders from
distance will be thankfully received, and prompt
ly attended to.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
Anil 90 25-
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLlNA,
Person County-Tn Equity.
Richard Halliburton, and Others,
*''0''''' VI
William Hing, Executor, and Others.

HIijGm hRg, Executor, ana Others.
I'm this case, it having been made to appear to
n the satisfaction of the Clerk and Master that
the children of Allen Halliburton, deceased, the
children of Robert Halliburton deceased, the chill
drcn of Tnsly Halliburton, deceased, and the chill
drep of Mary James, all named as defendants III
this cause are not inhabitants of this state 1t Is
therefore ordered, that publication be made for six
successive weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder
for said defendants to appear at the next Court OF
Equity TO be held for Person county, at Roxho-
rough, GU the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday of March, then and there to plead an
swer on deanur to said BILL or the same will be Ia
ken pro confesso as to them, and set down ior
hearing accordingly. E
JOHN BRADSHER, C. NJ. +.
Price ADV. S4:50. il
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At a meeting of the Officers Of The
United States Amy stationed az Fort
Mackinaw. Michigan, convened on the
sth Of April. 1916. for the purpose Of les-
iilying their respect for the memories OF
the late First Lieutenant l.. II. LONG and
]. X. ID. BuRNErT, Of The Second Infant
~, Captain :. Casey, of the Second In
fantry, was called 10 the chair. and the
following resolutions were adopted:
l. Resnlrsd, That we have heard with deep
aud unisignel rrgrct Of the disease n fnst Lieu
tenants L. II. Love aud J. r. ID. BraxErr. Of
the Second l.. :. Infantry, which occurred at De-
troll Barracks. Michigan; that Of the former on
the | Ith, and Of the latter on the 18th uliimo.
.. RGsolrtd, That while We symraihize with
their afflicted families in their melancholy bsIeaye.
meRi, we also mourn the loss TO the service Of twC
valuable officers, whose memories are endcared n
us rs well BY their social qualities as their Chris
tan virtues, and whose conduct in life, character
l lied to an eminent degree, as il was in both in
stances, by honorable feeling, honesty Of purpose
Christian charity, and unhcnding integrity, gain
cd for them warm and ardent friends whereye
known, and causes US to feel with more than OF
binary sorrow their untimely deaths.
3. Resohed. That ws will wear the usual hadg
Of mourning for thirty days; that the proceeding
of this meeting he published in the Detroit pa
\ pcrs. the Washington Union" and "Nations
Intclligenccr;'' and that copies Of these resolu
/, tons he sent 10 the families Of the deceased.
:. CASEY. Captain I'd Infantry.
/ JNO. BYRNE, Asst. Surg. u, 5. A.
i JOHN O'BRIEN, Chaplain.
I GEO. G.. WESTC0TT, I'd 1t Cd II
4 FRED. STUI.I., Brevct ID 1t. I'd II
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The History Of Romanisn,,

BY Rev. j. Bowling, A. NJ, Pastor Of the Bcre-
an Church, New York. 18th edition. Just
published.
This is a large octave volume, Of nearly 700
pages, Cmhclished with FIFTY BEAUTIFUL IN
CRAVINGS, In handsome emblcmatic binding.
Price three dollars.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.

April "a, 1876.
Reported for the Petersburg lntclligcncer
There is lille doing in the produce mar
ket, except in robaeco-the receipts OF
which are pretty large, and prices without
change.
CoTroN.-Supplies small, and sales at
II to IS.
CoRN.-Searce at 65, and on time at
20 cents.
BAcoN.-Virginia, 81 TO G..
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memorial to Congress was on Thurs
day adopted by the Nav York Chamber
Of Commerce, representing that. in their
Judgment, the Sub. Treasury Bill now be-
fore the Senate, if passed into law in
lis present shape. is calculated TO pro-
duce evils far greater than any it de-
signs 10 remedv-o"e which it will be
found extremely difficult. if not impos'
sible, to carry ont" and which cannot
fail to exercise San important influence
for evil upon The various interests Of tho
country"
Without entering upon consideration
Of the unnecessary inconvenience that
nav attend the collection of the revenue
from Post Offices and Land Offices in
coin. the Chamber express their deIibe'
rate opinion that, in regard TO the collec'
ton of revenue derived from duty on i'm
ports. the attempt to carry out the pDoVi
sions of the bill will be found, a, this por
al least, extremely difficult. if not i'm
practicable" Nat. Intel.
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Randolph lTcra,d.-wc have 7

cd two numbers of a new paper with the above
title published in Ashcborough, in this state, and
edited by Mr.. r. II. Brown. The price Of sub
scription is $3.50 in advance, or $3.50 after the
expiration Of three months. The Herald Is Wing
in politics. and We hope the editor will meet with
better encouragement than his predecessor.
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Please to read the following Notice.

THE Publisher having received numerous APP
IL plicaiiOns for single copies Uf DOWl.ING'S
HISTORY OF ROMANISN, and the AMERI-
CAN SrASESMAN'S MANUAL, from places
So remote from Express routes that the expense
Of freight would have equalled the price Of the
books, proposes to send them by msilin paper co.
vcrs. the postage on which will not exceed %
cents per volume. n such persons will send the
name Of their Post Office aud enclose the 3 or 5
dollars, in good money, they will he presented
one copy Of Sears beautiful Pictorial Works,
they specifying which Book they prefer.
SEARS PICTORIAL. WORKS given away
to persons subscribing for DOwlingis History o.
Rolnanlsm, or the American Stalesman's Manu-
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The snb-;reasury bill, as il finally pass
ed The House of Representatives, provides
for the payment Of ALL governmental daes
in gold and silver, after the ihlrieth day
Of June ensuing.
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MARRIE d .

In this county, on the ed instant, by the Rev
William c. Patterson, Mr.. WILLIAM II. LASH
LEY, to Miss SARAH ii. Moons, daughter Of Mir
James Moore. m
cJ@Thc Grecnsboroush Patriot is requested tt
copy.
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New Goods, Cheap Goods,
and Good Goods.

FENH Esulrscnhcrs would most respectfully in
n, form their friends and customers, that they
are nuw receiving and opening the most extern
sive assortment Of FANCY AND STAPLE
GOODS which has even been shown by any
house Of country establishment in the county 81
Orange. all II which have hccn bought for cash
in the New York and Philadelphia markets. by
one Of our firm who has heen buying and selling
goods for ihidecn years. We 1aiter ourselves
that we are not only able hut willing 10 sell oul
Goods as cheap, il not little cheaper, than any
other house in the county Of Orange. No pains
shall Ie spared TO accommodate our customers
All We ask il To give Us look, aud after locking
to buy little. We charge nothing for looking.
| n An kinds of Country Produce taken in ex
change Of Goods.
M.ADoO, SCOTT, e. co.
RufTn's Mills, April Z. 2s-3
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April 20.
$500 Reward.

TE'HE above reward will he given for the ap-
l. prehension of one JAMES DIN>ING. who
murdered William b. Norman, Deputy Sheriff
of Sumner county, on the night OF the lOth OF
November last and his delivery to the Sheriff or
Tailor of Sumner County, Tenn. The said James
Dining is about 26 or ~ years OF age, about
feet 10 oil IL inches high, rather fair halF but we
understand he has his hair colorcd black; light
beard, blue eyes, an upper tooch out before either
the eye tooth or tho ono next to 1t; TAR complex
ion, il he is not painted, which Is probably the
case he has scar on his left fore finger, = or 8
inches long, shows little dark; scar on one OF
his feet, on the inside, ranging little toward his
toes, another scar on one OF his feet rather be-
tween his big toe and the next one to 1t, ranging
upward; large check bones, rather sharp chm, IA
thcr bad counteuance, his mouth sticks out a
little when talking He had his wife with HIM,
as was fully ascertained by persons who pursued
him TO Salem, North Carolina. She Is small
woman, a good countenance, handsome features
about - years old, looks young for that age; has
blue eyes, rather dark hair, and has ctt two chill
drn in Sumner county, Tenn. She Is acquant-
cd with the clerks of Sumner county, to wit IT,
F, Crockett and VIM. :, Munday. and also the
old Sheriff, F. B. Wilson, There is no doubt but
that Dining viii pass by some other name.
! March 3lst, 1916, il
N. Is. Any person experimenting said Dining
will apply to James Butler and J. H. Mrauow
and they will furnish the list of subscribers to the
above reward.
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BEAUTIFUL Pictorial 4 Emblcmatie Bindings,

Ready for Hppers' elegantly illuminated Bible.
Persons collecting six copies of this Bible, and
forwarding them to the subscriber, with directions,
viii receive the binding of one copy gratis.
Pattern No. l, consists of splendid collection
Of Is beautiful Scripture Views; No. ,, Magni-
6cent Views Of Trinity Church and of the Com
munion Window Table and Service; No. 3. The
Israclitcs taking possession Of the Promised Land
and The TRANSPORTATION of Christ on the Mount;
No 4, A beautiful English and French style COM
bned. "s'
IL. Walker, ia Fulton st. N. York.
Country newspapers, copying the whole of this
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be entitled to copy of any ono Of the above
works. All who may comply with these terms.
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ON HAND,

ELOUR, Of whiiied,s make. Cider Vinegar,
L Spena and Fayetteville cahd'es, Spirits Of
Tmpeniine, AMI quantity of good Bacon.
4. MICKI.E 4 CO.
April IS. a.
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More Troops for Texas,-We learn
from the Natchez Courier Of tho 10Th
inst, that one company. 60 men, belong
ing to the 4,h Regiment U. S. A. passed
down the river on board the Steamer
George Washington, under command of
Lieutenant Gore. U. s. A. on their route
to join the Army Of Occupation at Cor
pus Christi.
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| STATE OF NORTm-CAROINA.
Orange c0untE.

= . - - - @aA@A > - - - - @-A~N~@a
Orange Comfy. -
IN Eeuiig-Mareh Tens. Isl6.
Izasss ~, InsfsS. essinsS Kslksa Ray 81
s3huS.
y lis eanse i aFFraEing % Dc sallsfaciioa q
tte c0uEt thul Dasil Rsy, pae e ne drsss.2-
aHss j. ~ ~ iahaAStsni q ms sssse: L : 81
arEea thai FaA&irsiian ie Hlsae &C. - EeSks =
Dc lia.istaEsash RroWdeF, that Hnsrss be- shsa
afsGaT 81 - tssoEe lhe neAi ieEm q DIS Io.lEt
% e irid - - eou1 hasise IN Hiilshosoagh. -
fle snoond Mas.asy a sFEsrnteE neat and PaeAd
answer, or drmur jaiassnrla an - sfliessd
aszlnst him, and he rslse 80 down faE heaflng
sx EasEte - % him.
. Mifness, Iansrs WrAh. clelk and Master q
cur sid c0uEi, u Ofirs, he sccoEA NO4lday 4
MaErh, le46.
JAMES WEBB. c. Me-
PIire adv. si:En. si-6M
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Be1rer of Dispatches. under
stand that a bearer Of dispatches TO our
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Obituary..

Died, at the residence of Professor Green, in
Chapel Hill, on Sunday the Goth instant, DIR.
GroRGE IT. MlTCuELL, aged about IS years.
DR.. Mitchell took the degree Of NJ. ID. at Jet rson
Medical College, Pa, in the spring of 1874, and
last fall he located himself at marlborough in
this state, To practice his profession. A short time
after he had been there, he was taken with pull
monary disease, and was removed to this cuunty
His friends had faint hopes of his recovery for
some time, but for the last few weeks it was evil
dent that he was rapidly sinking to the grave.
Before this attack Of sickness, his stout frame
seemed to hold out the promise of long life; disease
however, soon marrcd the fair prospect, and death
has destroyed the noble tenement. He was gift
ed with superior intellect; and the fine traits in
his character had won for him many friends, who
will hear of his demise with profound SORROW and
mgret.
Died. in this county, OH the etst instant, Mrs
Many A. RusGs, wife of Mr.. James Riggs, in the
3ed wear of her age. The deceased made Il pro-
fession of religion about eleven years since, join
ed tho Methodist Episcopal Church, and was an
exemplary member of the same till her death
She was conscious of her approaching end; anC
being asked if she was ready to go, she replied
that she was, and also willing. The deceased
has left an ailectionate husband and three chill
dren to mourn their loss but they mourn not al
those having no hope, she having died in the full
triun,phs of faith. In the language of inspira
ton, Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
for they do rest from their labours."
CoNMuSIcArEp.l
Died, in this county, on FRIDAY the 18th inst,
Miss TtxsEv ANDERSON, daughter of MIR. 10
scph Anderson, aged about 81 years,
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SRlNG GOODS.


II ONdWEBB & CO.. have rrnrisrd sha
n ~ Es 81 sals. ful and rOnliese -
'SpriIg and Summer Goods,
eamPsisiiI essEy ssEisiy n srtissss usually keIa
d Ills 81. Among ulirh III le found
Daases = Bn0An AMI B.earlsad, frOla , 10 u
quarters Hae; @-8
A sd If sssatneHs q PdEis. American
BIiiish : flFnrhs .
Blark bal eaaoFotl Lawns GinghamS, Mnslias,
Pengesl % EnAEoi.leEcd Muslin; .~ -.
MaHssgs and GEass Skifis. GHlstod siEiled
Roies. ssEeEioE artir.e 81 cEash. and an ass0ri-
mseni a lanlilins ior I.aAirs' dresses;
Fund Gigias AMI TasalleFrs. h,ack ami isnrE,
and = dnTilsis asaos,useni II Beys' and Chi
dan's QsliHg:
Genls aen's Gloves. a GREAT E4Firiy, AMI sill
Knit an Iiu' k-skin suTenders; -~ .>s
Wal CAMS. UmlTrllas, PaEasols, OIL chah
ard Oilflk:
PaiuS .eEhora. Panasaa, ami Can;On Hats;
Persik I.aoe and I.eglsom Bonnrts;
I.adif shoes. Making Tics and SliHens;
Supasg Frrnch Ia-ii,T Paper. Note Parser
Trans, lsa wafers, IRdelib!e Ink, and Glas'
Founiab Ink-stanls; 49, -.
vcrsulering GAS & crailiIg Blades, Mhel
siOgcs.
GROCERIES.
Chs i Tea. hlaek ana gresn, Rice. Chocolate
Chmstd j.. Loaf, and Powdered Sugar, salad OIL
Spcrn! rallow. and Adamaniine Candies, an
, Thomf superior Tobacco and segars.
Alads sacks Coffee, Ut ID.and Icl cents.
Apis9. rs
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FLOWER CROOKS.

WE have for sale 500 Flower Crooks and
w Saucers, in sets of three Crooks aud Saul
Ger for % cents set, or separate at and 10
cents each.
r1r Also another lot of Whtehead's Superior
FLOUR,
LONG, WEBB, & CO.
March -. 90
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To Clergymen, Postmasters & others.

q Wanted, in every town and village m tho
United States, responsible men to procure subscri
hers, and engage in the sale of the above works,
to whom very liberal per centage will be allow
ell. Address E. WALKER, ia Fulton street,
Ny.
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James l3ckcrs and others VS.. Joseph Bialock
and others.
Petition TO sell Land.
S*H2f>2e BY virtue of decree made in this
tHtFSfS case, shall offer for sale 10 the high
,.ESS est bidder, on the I'd day of May next,
Is. before the court house in lIillsborough.
on a credit of twelve months, the LAND known
as the David ). Blalock tract, adjoining Henry J.
Carlton, Willis Marcum, and others. Bond and
security required.
JAMES WEBB, c. ME-.
March 50. Civ
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DnRrandreth's Pills.

Rz Frr.h Sa,gsy afBgsNDKETHs
49, FILLS - Honsisu1. ~ 81 *. a
Tha O.
Apa e.
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Clement Curtis, and others, vs.. John Freeland

Clement Curtis, and others, VS.. John FreeIand,
-- and others.
Petition to sell Land.
DY virtue of decree of the Court of Equity
I'D made in this cause, shall sell to the highest
bidder, on the 25th day of May next, before the
court house door, the LANDS belonging to the
heirs at law of the late James Frccland, lying on
the waters of Back Greek, partly in Orange and
part in Guilford county, adjoining the lands Of
Daniel and Reuben Ingold, and others, containing
about 1870 acres. A credit of twelve months will
be given, the purchaser giving bond and security
JAMES WEBB, C. NJ. E..
April II. @4--4w
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LIST CT IEIIEES,

DEAAINING IN ains Pa 0REe = HalaRs-
y Hssagh. Nc aa 10 Ia ~ q AEsa lsts.
Ahirh, nlsg taksn 81 vida fhsrs mSalAs. M
y 81 - - EsArE.l Pea Odins - exad D.
trFw ## @aa.= 4@ Co.,
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Died, in this county, on Friday the 18th insty
Miss Ttxsrr ANDERSON, daughter of Mr. Jo-
seph Anderson, aged about 81 years,
The Somerset herald and farmers' and mechanics' register. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 183?-1852, 1846-05-12
STEWART,S SPEECH.

On our first page will be found this
able defence of American labor. We
commend it to the attention of our read
ers. 1t is condensed, brief and to the
point. 1t shonld be read by every man,
woman and child in the country. Espe-
-cialIy should every farmer make himself
thoroughly acquainted with It's arguments.
With such an acquaintance, the scheme
of Sir Robert Peel and Sir Robert Walk
er. cannot be consumated without strug-
gle such as the country has not Witnessed
for years. The industry and interests of
America can never shrink back into colo
NAL yassalage. The party that repeaIs
the Tariff viii be itself repealed. Up
on such an issue, American against Brit
ish policy, the conspirators against Amer
lean independence will be left solitary
and alone.
There are features in the policy of the
Polk adninisiration-its unqHestionable
claim TO all Oregon, while it offered to
take part, its fury for war without an ef-
fort of preparation, It's clamor AGAINST
England, while secretly selling off the
Tariff-that will not bear the ordeal of
discussion.
The people-always jealous of sinis-
ter intrigue-will cling the more to the
Tariff when they know that ii is torn
from them to be laid at the fooistool of
British ambition. The hollow, partial
and deceptive character of their fettered
froe-trade cannot be concealed from the
American people. In ls45, of the thirty
nine millions received in Liverpool from
the United States, but little more than two
and half were of agricultural products
other than cottoR aud tobacco. Does En-
gland propose to let our tobacco enter her
ports free of duty, or indeed anything
else which the absolute wants of her star
wing inhabitants do not demand! Our ag-
riculturists will soon realize the fact that
| they cannot compete successfully with
the vicinage Of Great Britain in the mar
/ ket for bread stufTs the Baltic and Medi-
terranean will probably undersell and ex-
clude us, and if they do not, viii so COM
pete with us as to leave trade less valu-
able than that which we have possessed
through the ports of Canada. Should've
Tariff be repealed, and the present pro-
ject annihilates protection, the results
must produce in the public mind reac-
ton which no administration, no party
can sustain. The instruments of British
orders in council may dig the grave Of the
Tariff; but let them take heed they do moi
fall into it.-Register & Examiner.