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Chair ManufaCtorV
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
l. subscriber continues TO carry on

CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of b. 4 S. Usoen
buch, where he will be ready at all times
to furnish Fancy & WindsorC Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, of every
description, which NAV be called for. At
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. lie will also execute House. Sign &,
Ornamental Painting, and House Papcrinr,
in superior manner,
From his experience in the business. and
his Facilities Of manufacturing the various
articles Of his line, he naters himself tina,
he snail be able to furnish as good work,
and upon as reasonable terms as can be
done in the country, all Of which he will
dispose of for CASH or COUNTRY
PRODUCE
n. b, Orders from a distance will be
strictly ardpunGluaIv attended to.
b HAGENBUCH.
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OUR MOTTO,NOT TO BEOUTDONE
VEN
HLACKSMITHING ESTABLISHMENT
By Samtee ~ SiIvcrthorn.

The undersigned having taken the shop
formerly occupied by Marshal SIlve,thorn,
mos, respectfully informs The public that
they intend to carry on the above 5tauch OF
business and will at all tines be reody to DO
work lille better aud cheaper than any
other establishment III the place, .and they
hope by suictaueuuOn to- business 10 meri'
, large portion Of the public patronage
All kinds of country produce taken IN
exchange for work & the ready not refused
ISAAC SANrEE,
MARSHAL SlLVERTNORN
Bloomsbury Feb, 2l ,lS16--d4
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j. H. VANDERSECE,
Idle N 9H1ES!E7.

ELY HA 1I IL III - II o
MEaEGS leave to inform the public, tha
ia 6he is prepared to attend to all the oper.
allons in dentistry, such as removing
TIE Iuriar and other Foreign .Su6.
stances.
From the teeth, rendering them clean, anl
the gums and breath sweet and healthy.
THe carjties gTDcc0ycd WceM
VIII he dressed out and filled with Gold
nr other toll; Of the finest quality, as the
ease may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, and
render them useful for years; and in many
cases during life
Teeth and Humps Of Teeth
Which have become useless OF troublesome
will he extracted in the most careful man
ner, with the latest and best improved in
slrumen,s.
P0yccH0jn Teeth,
Oithc best quality and latest Improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with Or. NaIlcrchamp, with whom he is in
paternshlp in plate wOlk) on Gold plate,
from single tooth to whole set, to look
rs well as Tie natural, and warranted to
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art.
In shor,evcry operation belonging to III,
profession, will be pCIormed ~ lhe brs
manner. with cholscsl material and at lho
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, l\
strict attention to business, to obtain . ahar,
pl public patronage. ANY person or per
sons wishing any Of the above operation,
performed are respectfully requested t,
1--WE him a call.
n. B The public are hereby il formcc
ihat we ,he subscribers have eulered into
special Partnership RELAXING only to plau
work as i, is more convenient for each t,
dreod TO the Other branches Of the srieuc,
20 his own account
A. VALLERCHAMP.
j. II VANDERSLICE.
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WRIGHr's INDIAN VEGETABLE Pills


II 5hardiy necessary to speak in detail At no
prlloi u ts history has the reputation Of that med
icul .to0d highry and we may say that no repu-
ttlou likely TO be more enduring. Adapted to
ol constitutions 10 every form of disease, and To
A., climates. Wughts Indian Vegetable Pills are
above every other medicine fitted for the use Of
man under whatever circumstances he may he Pla-
ced. A sea or on land at home or abroad, in sum
mer'a heat and winters cold with common re-
gard to the conditions OF health, aud with W right :
Indian Vegetable Pills at hand, there is no excuse
for being sick, unless the constitution be utterly H.
r-,!almabie.
Is our object is to state where the genuine med
t-lue can be obtained, rather than to give it an eX-
tended notcc--which our limits forbid shall
merely suhjoin one two ofthe numerous testl-
Inonlals that have just come to hand. Hundred,
OF the same kind might be added but we are sure
the public viii save us the trouble OF arranging
them.
(Extract of letter from Hernando, Mississppl.l
TO w. Wright-Youi Pills have given uniyci.
sal stislactien and are Justly very popular cnr
sell from 80 to 40 dozen annually ii could be sup
piled.
Yours, WM. HENRY JOHNSON, Agent
1t ought here 70 be remarked that the medicine
has been but recently introduced into Mississippi
(EStracto of letter irom Jersey Shore, PENN
The Indian Vegetable Pills excel everything OF
the kind ever Offered TO the public in this section OF
the country, notwithstanding the combined effort OF
some few unPfincipled mercenaries to put them
down,
5, WINCHESTER & Son.
The following highly respectable store
keepers have been appointed agents for the
sale of Wrighfs Indian Vegetable Pills H.
H. p. Badly Danvi.e
Stephen Badly dy-Cauawissa
Cyrus Biron--Espyiown
Brown Il Greasy MlfllnvilIe
Abraham Miller-Berwlck
G. II. Fowler-Brarcreek
VIM Covanhovan-OrongevAe
George Masters Milvllo
Lew Belsel-Jerseytwon
levers & Sons-CoIumbia Exchange
Robert McCay. w ashinGiunvlIe
George Weaver--Bloomsbur
Light Street Iron Co-Light Sueet
low a. Thompson-LimeR Ridge
Ill. Z. Freas- Btiarcreek
Elias Misunderstanding
X. p. Welliver-Greenwoo
+ J, LazaruS-OranCevile
Hugh McWiliams-Moorsburg
The popularity of WRIGHTS INDIAN VEG
ETABLE ldLLS has proved strong bait TO un
princplcd then who;insgated by the hope Of gain
tempt to palm oft a spurious article on the unsus
Peciing. To defeat the wicked designs of such mel
we have procured new labels and the " WRITTEN
SIGNATURE or WMWRlGHT WILL SOV
BE FOUND ON THE TOP LABEL OI
EACH BON. None Other is genuine, and I
counterfeit this is forgery.
femember, the only original and genuine IN
DIAN VEGETABLE PILLS have the WRIT
len SIGNATURE OF WIN WRIGHT on Tn
top label of each box
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale ofWrlght'
Indian Vegetable Pills wholesale and retail I6
Race street PhiIadelphla 22s Greenwich sire.
New Y'rk and 1873 fremont street, Boston,
September, 10 ls4G-22y.
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MMORE PROOFS!-'The Cvy Is still They
w Comc!-Every mail brings tdines of their
succ, IS. From East to the rcmotest West-lrom
Canada on the North, to Mexico aud the West In
dies on theSouth-are all unanimous in their praise.
Of a medicine 80 universally known and esteemed
as
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Teeth and Humps Of Teeth

Which have become useless or troublesome
will he extracted in he most careful man
ner, with the latest and hes, improved in
slruments.
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\. FRAN DEIsR

N he eIecIed:-ThpTeIOre
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Mga EGS leave to inform the public, that
E 6ne is prepared to attend to all the oper-
allons in dentistry, such as removing
TIE Iuriar and 0iher FoyeigH Su6.
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In pursuance of an acl Of the Asscmbl,
Of the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, en-
Ulled An aci relating to he elections Of th
Commonwealth passed ,he I'd day of Jul,
A, ID. 1899.
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September 20, IsA5-ly22
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-09
Mr. Stewards speecf.-Io -,


pg,s wilhs found tie eOnslasioo sfMr. stewards
aiiaaiirssis speeea % the TAriE Al whowshto
ntAsa<lses in rsiaiioa 70 his question. rilI
sal ihis spserh salulbie aid It's sllrased %
n god ssHse q The PeOTle. an s1i, are srray.
Il IN sagPat 81 bis arguments. whirh carry with
AeniLs Eroe ofdsnOnzirsiiOa The prsjudiess
sEi.sias 81 he South against he TariI, Ne hazs
ia lsas Pslsaalei, are gradually Hssing away
ra!a .is light sfuuIhi the people havs begun %
-. By TEae'sal means. the free trade theory; a
:. ny Frlson. thry begin 10 end ihs, they have
s,sl ieceirsi in point which has already grsa..
D RiaHled tie rTo~PsIly d The SouiA. Mr.
s:rwsH's sPeeeh win operate powerfully in rcmos.
ss ,4ase PcjuiioeS Every friend to the south.
sas,e'1's.--ana every one Who i IN favor Of Ia
ID iar Reysau,. and opposed 10 Dinef TbrItioa.
IL asrmalise which the leaders d the Democracy
a. rapidly fo'eiag Gpln Us ty sheir huRhug tic.
-, an tleir luaslias administration Of the GO
,-:aasa;.--Woald 10 vel 10 giEc. Ibis speech an
circulation. #@ -.
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L L MALE SCHOOL,
lHLSE0a0UGu, II. G.

'E'HE next session of MR.. g. MRS. BUR-
WELLS SCHOOL Tor Young Ladies,
viii commence on Wednesday, the sth of July.
Inc course Of instruction Is designed to be tho
rough and extensive embracing every thing usu-
ally taught IN our best female seminaries. Lam
guages, arithmetic, and Writing are particularly
attended u. Ths Latin Language and Vocal
Music form part of the course without any add
uonal charge. Board can be had in the family of
the, Principal, and in other families, al the usual
price.
For further information, address Mr.. L Mrs
Burweu,,
June 2. -~H.s-. So
CO Raleigh Register and Standard, Newberni-
an, and National lntelligencer, in crt once week
for four weeks. -
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go in lallsai Egsplsh. whh ZAP tliis,
lraly 'PPaiiRg . > Pllegasis Apglo-A
msFiEHR.
n lie Esaa finr. ne eel esiailish.l
msErssRis" srs Looking upan llrir 80,
iseled saock silh s0now 81 ss,,sisl.
neai; a.ihough hey hare 60, lie srras.
s. paEsol Ihem ~ dsiraa1iag lie rsss0nr.
naey haFs nosl m0re IN hrilts % he eus.
farmhouse e1sssn and niher Msaieaa
iunelionsriss. dian lhs Ysnkuss' charging
pnsts. Ibis sPseirs q vssfsre i rsp,d.
u eonEeHiag slss people oser . Ameriesn
noiiens, and lksy have only IDLY 10 learn
hat they can have cheap goods. ana he
snjoynsni Of life and llbrny. % shsn.
Jon her Government - rapslly q lhsy.
hare their hisa-priced si0rss.
N. q. Trspfe.
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Tie oc!e!gl.ion o. The birih day Of American
|IslspsndsRce q, this plaoehy the friends Of TEN.
isfancr. though no, on 90 large a scale a. VAS
r a's; designed. passed Dir very pleasantly, and
as euniuciea in a manRcy erplitable 10 the Com
asilse e Arrangements. The sisizsns Of he
sEn AMI Few fom the country, 7asscm6led in
tie Esw curt rom, At I, o'clock. The cxcrri.
-. were commenced by prayer 10 the Throne
i Grace frVm the Rev. RobeFl Buryell. The
D. TAXATION Of undergraduates was then read By
IT. Rev. Robert Barwel, lin the absence Of the
Ietsoa sclestsd by the cOmnit;ec,) which he pre-.
a'Csd with nta, aud appropriate address, in
Eheh he spoke of the strong adherence Of our
sa'e:Ors % the principle, involved in the declar.
|pa'n,-Of their firmness, and their unwaycring
aoluiion In aixing their signatures 10 the pledge
i their lives, their fortunes, and their sacred
MOI" to support il, and made several interest
II. illusions to The circumstance attending the
gaa'urc by Stephen Hopkins, and others, in
aslraiOn Of his remarks. The Temperance
.llress was delivered by tia Rev. Anderson G.
[Ia!hes; and though he labercd under the disal-
saIase At having lost his notes, his Address was
kE'cleni-cTejiabic both to his head aud bis hoart
NJ shah no, attempt sketch Of his remarks
1t his .llusion to Captain Page. whose face was
INITIATED and dIslisurcd By a $40, in one of the
a'e engagements on the Rio Gmnde, and whs.e
pelanchsly suterings have touched chord or
npahy in etcIy heart throughout, the land, was
'rueIy eloquent and impressive. His faithful and
'isc;'oaiis wife, as soon as she heard Of his ms
fqtunc, fastened TO his side and What must have
zen her feelings when she bcheld that fine AMI
'Hi'omc face which had wsahcr Young heart,
inatillstcd, so manglod, yet how n.uch more
FcieFabe were her feelings to those Of the Wits Of
\ drunkarl when sac looks upon the boated face
4 the husband 10 whom she had esnsecraied her
J oahful affection!
The remainder of the day passed with the our /
and rePose of Sabbath. How much more
fFa'los such an occasion was this, than the ba-
f14aal revels, aud the street brawls, which usual
1 attended a celebration Of the 4th Of July be-
I pc the temperance reformation, a*4
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N0TRE---TAXES,


SHALL EasHa = - Eaaniag tlnns a..
naeFs = sE-sss - TaE 6as - - yts
Asaazy. as 81 afguly. Il gosss DzzhE.Iss.
Ias@asg. rhs -. q gaAn NsK1aiA
Mezlps-ag, Is -, a RuEsn's Ms.
1A1sahEs 10 -, n Miclasa AaAagAai@
Inaags iAs lee. q GeuxKs Parlsssoss.
a@aas1-y, Ie Ia. = N Izsz 4. causgaais
Noa1sy. Ne IA. e Iasn & TssssnEnsiS.
Isesdag, Ne Ill, - ganos Samnesis
Mfeassaanys he lsahs ~ EA.asasy y. Fsrcsssis
IaaE.eAs' Us ls1il. = gSsnas IlzaliaEul.'s goli
fEicsy, Ia Ia. q Gslsisl D. LsaiA
sSHaEaay, lie issAs q George A. NsLSns,s.
hsaAay. ths 81. = HsllAsuussA. (sss Tow
and cosntv.l - 49, -
Iussass. lhs Tlst = Reaksd Hus1ls's
"Wednesday, Tie 80. a Mrz- Ives A.Kss's.
1kussasy. The 81, Il Al0aF FsskefiE
adsE, ne sssh, a. " Eham IiTsc1sabis.
Saturday, The 2ssh. u Harris NlaeEson,s-
Msnaay. The e7sh, u wm. Y. Psass's ssors
Taesaly, l.rSssA a. gOE- L. Mssiag,s. Qua
Tara stne.l
Wednsslsy. he as.h, - Wltsn Tncsis.
ihaEsasy, the 3Clh, 81 cis;ei Hill
lndss, Ito 5isi, - Thomas I0rsa.
Saturday, tbs lEof Angus, Il Finknss sikssia
. " The Magistrates kFPOinted 70 receive lie
iss u tssabies iOg iss6 al attend Al The tinrs
and ps-ces sboss mentioned in their seSesal dis
'El-ss. Pnnesusiiiy j. sxpec;nJ from 81. Even
person Ealing = give IN lis III i sulecl d Ia.
. Psy double AZ, and The sheriff j. bound l. |
'oilCci il.
lanes C. TURRENTIyH, S.srig
June n.
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'rhe Washington correspondent, of the
New York Commercial gives US the fol-
lowlag piece Of information from the chair
man Of the Finance COMMITTEE in the
Senate: Mr.. Lewis declared The other
day in conversation, that the apprepria.
lion OF thl. Congress. for Objects uncon.
nected with the Mexican war, would reach
an aggregate Of between forty and fifty
millions Of dollars. which, added to the
estimated expense Of the war, would
ulake an aggregate expenditure for the
year, TO be provided lor, OF. from 63 TO
s73.000,oo0. With such all expenditure
'he deficiency will not fall shor, Of 30,
~--..
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TROUBLE IN TEE GAVE.

The democracy in The IIonse OF Repse.
senlauFes arr in bad snaTi On he suh;ev.
Of The 1,aTin, ani We shall Be much SUI.
pFised Il The party come oulo g lie discus.
sion with whole bOnes. -
IN The Iniea d Tuesday evening ne
md 'he following oninous paragraph:
We are unable To attend tie i,nponan,
debates u The liouseo Of Representatives 10
day. We are sorry Tor Il. n our inIslE-
nation DO correct, cloud arose for mo.
ment m aqnar;eE of the horizon where we
could least have expected II, and which
threatened danger d The Just and proper
modification Of the existing oppressive snf!
iyrannicsl tariff. -
The ailusion Of lhe Talon Is % The re-.
marks made by Mr.. Brinkcfhof, which.
as reported by The Union. are is follows:
Mr.. Dnnkerl,off addressed The com.
millee, On remarks which wit appear hare,
after. not, he said. in formal or prepared
speech, but in "plain talk" 10 tell genlIe-
men has friends of Vie democratic pariv
what they could do and what they would
do, what they could not do and what tiey
would not d.. Although not authorized
70 speak for tho democratic delegation
from Ohio. hepresumed he might say that
all Of them, like him. would moi vote for
the bill reported from the committee Of
ways and means. For this they had Sc
verdi minor reasons, which he specified.
But their principal objection, anu an insu-
perable Que waf, the tax on tea and coffee
proposed by il But il was asked by the
administration and the organ, will YOU
not vote this - war taxi I'm advancing
To his negative reply 10 this inqniry-to
the inquiry whether they would not do i,
as a favor 10 this administration-Mr. B.
noticed as reasons which combined 10 con.
duct him to that conclusion. The dissatis-
faction which they Of Ohio Eel, a, the neg.
Iecl they had received from, and the wan,
Of influence possessed by them in, The ad-
ofihe government, and also at
their surrender Of western empire, while
war was waged for southern territory.
This is only one ont of hundred signs |
hat split Of the Loco-Foco party is in
,yitable. And what can be more natural
han such result! With no principle but
hat of the spoils to keep them together, is |
. surprising that they should iiercely quar-
rel over the distribution! MIR. Brinker-
loifs complaint Of she " neglect Of Ohio
~ the administration, is nelhing more or |
sss than . declaration that Ohio ha, not
received her due share of the fat offices in |
he gift Of the President.
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The Americara Fsr,s,a,..

THE I'd volume Of the new series of this Jour.
Il nal, will commence on the lst Of Jrls, 1916.
and Tho subsequent numbers will be ;ssusd on The
LIST of each moath as usual. The ye,y extegs!td
circulation which the Farmer has attained silcs
its publication IN lis present. fosn, (beirg large
octave of 81 pages each No.li is a gratifying ex-
denec, that the labors of It's conductors have not
been in vain. The d" Former" is the Oldest sgri-
cultural publication III TIE nied States, tie vol
ume just completed being the 27,h year Of its sx-
istence /; and erinces in its vigorous old see. 6
stamina which will favorahIy compare. with any
Of its contemporaries.
7sraas fer tie .forth-eeminss rsiaase.-Single
copies sl-Six copies for ss5--T Lutccn copies Eor
$40. Sample Nos. viii Is sent 10 ANY OK lssi.
rous Of aiding in. the circulation Of he Ear-
mer" 9 2~
Address SAMUEL SANDS.
. PUtGshs~ A,TiseR Farmer,
lie BaksAose saeet, Bakiasse.
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afHiRFFfs lie, operations RFIs nsIEeri
ihs urisaag htifF "a 'ssr an1 n re tfalsls
AhaR Fsn aFRAaahse fr.m he other lsflFa-
IsEts = - Philadelphia 0fire. hha,
ALA lhs skssn.sgs ikaa lis u .nsal lls
apsfstaF faamsiess , mls.sgs lFsn Ihs
ashsE irEnRss. ne slssk SEX i psi il
Eefen. So. he p.Fer hriFg dEawn 81.
he nssssgs y Feadrd wnlsaa lhs Re-
ssssilr Sc ssy pFssaa hsisg rEe-~ai -
s'iend - ils inrspssn,. shirh exists
18Th these Geo IL ~. D. iosm i ks,C.
lisul. tsiag y ne .hprs 81 aI,rr.a =. shs
waIknsnship sdmirskie.
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Cedar Grove AcsGep

THE neAf slssia1 o. - seAo1 a. ssr
= r,rnes 9 fhs ilth = -. au1 -, sos.s.
ne EFs raonfkx
TIE Pdusa I'll = - hsnscssss. vEs
Tor Grssk. Lain. AlSsira. a. csza~
~, "a ssssion. ar
EnS..h Slllies, L.
LosTd csE T. - IN gead kzs..s !, ega.srs .s..
% shs AcadsHag, - Eosa SEE : &c - ss.a.-.
5. ". III GIEs
'eas = al
~ Tie Rs'sisa Rss.Esr ed s..s.5rs -,
ihssss olcs wick fag thiss NsesS.
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Land for Sale.

49, THE Subscriber. being DESTROYS of
GfS3a removing to The West, oll.rs for salc
AESs his VALUABLE PLANTATION,
xzsxs. nine miles west Of Hillsborough, in the
Hawhelds, containing 500 acres. Any person
wishing to purchase cannot fail to be pleased by
viewing il, the House and Barns all being new,
and the Plantation in excellent repair. II early
application be made, q great bargain can be had.
WILLIE MEBANE.
July 4, s5-3w
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AttentiOn!!

To the Commissioned, nasa,Commi.sioned ON
GERS and A,asirians belonging to the Cane
Creek Battalion. 49,
VoU are hereby commanded to attend at James
u Crawfold's, on Friday the 3lst of July. at ele-
ven o'clock, eqaips as the lawisects, for drill mus
ter; and on Saturday, the LIST day Of August, you
will attend with your respective Companies, at ten
O'Clock, equipt as the law directs, for Battalion ex.
ercise.. .aS $50
hB. AFMURRY, Lieut.. Gel.
June -. Sd:
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@DespernfIon The ship sinh.
ing.',-Ths - stana.sd o0utains sery sbs
ave ar6cls raasE lls sioss ssEsa. i islslioa I.
Coz. Gralans sisws = he Taia. alisA ! Is
sIOaaoea viii saeh Expresses a -desg~ral.
flisdllooda's ~nuHirEoas rlaldeEs,' &c VIA
PineAes Ehs standard % hard, ana saeilrs Gl.es.
de,PeTnfs srFssssi0as, SEEMS 70 le de Ers sl.al
Cos. Crah.n, IL In spssrh u sslisLu,y. argusa
asanasi Direct TaEatsn : means q raiisiinr ~
venue g. Lie suPPorr e Gesernnent, ana Il r.
vor q TsriG fOm he fsci hat the fsxaga pso-
dSer Psys psgf II az dufys Wei the E.ss
y %. NhssL~s De editor q ihs SAGndsrl can 80
II o. nOt. The Ghing ! 10 Plain for lin nOs %
see 4 snd his enss i snosher Illustration a he
aid PEossfb hat ne ore i % Hind as Ne who
apih Hs< Sc" We Do net think i. necessary 10
ansHer ne Standards o nfuied argnmcni 81
prove nAas The consumer alxays pays Tie duiy,
BAT sllnEh refer 01H ruaisn 10 the sPossh Of Mr..
sae~sri, pan q whkh All be 6und IN tO-dsy's
paper. The matter Is there naade % plain dat
any oAs can uHllSIiaRd il; and Il the editor Il
Tie STANDARD mas no, osmpeiIad 10 stick 10 his
Preseni nOliOns. ne would recommend this SD.eeh
to bis Pensal, with the hope Of inducing him to
ahandoa sAesn. lie Is nos permitted I. think sar
hiHs0lG however. and tie light would DO him
but Esg.s good.
The editor IRE standard, IN the same artieI.,
'sss Il w. Grshan Is determined " 10 perseyere
y attempts p deceive he people, and also speaks
Il the GOEsnneE's "ignoranse!' Our readsrs
Siil be inclined % Isagh Of this What. the edi-
or Of the Standard. Whose weekly game is 10 de-
GIVE the PooPls, charge Gov. Graham with at
emp'ing deception Anl.he, TOO, speaking Of,
be GoSefnofsisn1ranoe!, We have fallen an.
m strange times. Verify I" the ship must be
sinking II the editor of the STANDARD ean make
hs people believe that Cos. Graham is ignorant
Then compared with himself But we think. in
he sequel, ihis win he set down as unGsrused
rrorsnee on the pan Of tie STANDARD, aud il will
e found thai is clitOr is :" sinking" while = the
hip OF Stale il gailanlly carecring onward with
icv. Graham still in commsnd.
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STATE. OF MORT H-CAROLlNA,
Grange County.

Court oil Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, ie46.>
Richard BiacknaR vs. Lescis Thompson.e
Attachment levied on Land. ~
sT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant in this case is not an inhs-
bant Of this state: 1t is therefore ordered by the
Court, that publication be made in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder for six weeks, that unless the said
defendant appears at the next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter. Sessions, to be held for Orange county,
at the court house in Hillsborough, on the fourth
Monday in August next, and replevy the land ie-
We'd on, Judgment final will be entered, and the
land sold to, satisfy the plaintiff $ recovery.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of our said
Court, at office, the 4,h Monday of May, 1876.
J. ALLISON, c. &C.
Price adv. s-i.sS. 33--6w
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