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New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12
MUSIC.
DARTIES AND BALLS attended with music by apply
I my to ). SIMPSON, S7Warrsn-st dl7 I'm.

Sn ECONOMY AND FASHIONED those who
&ik study economy the subscriber In accordance with
the times, has reduced his superior Imitation Mole
akin Has Fur Bodies the low price OF S2
The elegant dress Hat and win compare ad
with hss sold in this city s.
Also, constantly manufacturing Fur SILK Hats, OF The
best quality latest patteru tho lowest city prices for
cash.
An assortment OF velvet and cloth Caps constantly on
hand IT, In instance the above does give perfect
satisfaction, be fully Obtained by giving Information
the subscriber. J. w. HELLOGG,
dI Sm' il6 Canal.st
gti JUST FiNisHED-Eegsnt ant short Nole Hats
All the low pncS of S. Fine Nutra Fur, g. These
Hats equal 10 hats commonly sold by others Al -
Also elegant imitation Moleskn Hats 81 81 and 81 IS
GEO P. H. BROWN. Practical Halter,
dlg lms l46 CaDnl-st
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-12

FOR THE REMovAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF ALL DISEASE
Arising From ~ I,.YuRE STATE or THE BLOOD,
OK HABIT OF THE SYSTEM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-09
New Goods, Cheap Goods,
and Good Goods.

TIVE subscribers would most respectfully IN
- form their friends and customers, that they
are now 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 Of
Orange, all of which have been bought for cash
in the New York and Philadelphia markets, by
one of our-irm who has been buying and selling
goods for thirteen years. We flatter ourselves
that we are not only able but willing to sell our
Goods as cheap, if not little cheaper, than any
other house in the county of Orange. No pains
shall be spared TO accommodate our customers
All we ask is to give us look, and after looking,
to buy little. We charge nothing for looking.
q All kinds of Country Produce taken in ex-
change Of Goods.
M'ADOO, SCOTT, & CO.
Rufiin's Mills, April7 22-3w
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After the regular services of the day
were closed, at Hawfelds Church, Sabbath
evening the 29th of March. the congrega-
ton were invited to remain for short time
and take into consideration the proprlcty
of some plan by which to prevent the prac'
tice of trsa'iag g. by our candidates. The
Rev. Ezekiel ID. Currie was called TO the
chair, and Mr.. P. Moore elected clerk
when the following preamble and resoIu'
tons were read and unanimously adopt
ed, viz:
1t is our privilege to live in a favouret
land. Long since has itbeen emphatical
ly called " the home of the free, and an
asylum for the oppressed of every nation
under heaven" God seems to shave Sc
it apart for this very purpose; 50 tha
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FLOWER CROOKS.

WE have for sale 500 Flower Crooks and
w Saucers, in SETS of three Crooks and Sau-
Ger for 25 cents set, or separate at and 10
cents each.
ar Also another lot Of Whitehead's Superior
FLOUR.
LONG, WEBB. & co.
Nassh a.. s0--
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-. ne PeEniri0ns PractAos q frsafihg
hy cur candidates IN eansassing The e00n-
y fer puhhc ofkce. Is % mosi direct and
powerful means by whirh % eaase lhs
preEsiense and spread 81 inienperance
among -.
4. That eur candidates sughi not 10 o.
irzd men % temperate HABITS and honest
hearts % mach = n aEer them drink by
which 10 secure heir Voles-lhat they
sughl moi 10 tzke advantage Of The fraillies
and unfortunate habits contracted by ma
NJ e our siiizens. and by making hem
drunk. lhus prOenTe their votes.
s. That such an argument should not
be ased BY honorable men 10 influence
honorable men
g That & y imposing upon our ean-
didaies IN unnecessary and heavy tax 10
treat the crowd from day TO day, while
eanvassing our large county; 50 hat an
honest man well qualified 10 be car rep.
reseniaiiye, but Of limited funds. may be
deferred from offering his services because
Of The expense u time and money.
7. That our candidates ought not 10 do
violence 10 the law Of The land. and 10
their own eonscienees, so as 10 procure
votes "by gratuiIy, reward, meat, drink,
or any such thing"
! 8. That all persons in this meeting, ap-
proving the above resolutions, consider
themselves as delegates 10 a convention to
be held in HiIlsbOrough the second day al
Apul Couri, and there join with Others
in q respectful but most solemn protest
against the pemiciOns practise Of treating
BY our candidates.
E. b. CURRlE, President.
/ p. s. II is proper 10 remark. THAT III,
meeting above mentioned was not com
posed simply Of those who had signed In
temperance pledge, but Of many also who
tr reasons best known 10 themselves
have never joined The society. Indeed
there is feeling abroad which needs on
~ 10 be frankly expressed, and our objcc
: is gained Even il il were fgpedisnf,
will not be accessory to push matters S
far in our contemplated Invention, as I
pledge ourselves not 10 vote for a ma
! who treats. A petAion Of a respectful b.
: firm tone VIA effect our object. III
e candidates will be afraid 10 disregard Il
popular feeling against treating.
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g nlsa1s. lhaa ssM.hdg EsFAs q - fsi "a
"A euas farsh.
o. Msep nol g. DC ssed dra1
since - der aoiis arr Ger,
ThkH uay-xora kaEk 10 lonssT hssas
Along l6ss ruggrd shows
Bus ieasIng herr. asmy coast
By faas's En1s trnpesas dnven.
IL srrks = kaFbo1s. suie nd Eafa.
Who's aarhorags i hsaSrn.
Rather Eesp re 81 thOse.
Whose hiIisr gashing isanz
Are dews thsf hasse. HE summer mona
The no that lives fOr years;
Whose ehenahd msn'ries a ne p4sL
With nasming's visions cons.
Making mse drcsr and lonely sra
The oaoe % harry hour;
Tewhom morns brightness brings No ~.
Ewes shadow ne repose.
But care eomes viii The opening day,
And tarTies I'LL its close;
Who in thrir arsnlatiOn deem
That ali liies joys are fed.
Weep We Cor thssa4 il ye have tears
But weep not he aged dead.
lcoxSUxHeITrBl
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Price adv. $500.
STATE OF N0RTH-CAROLINA.
Person C0unty-In Equity.

Riskard Halliburton, and Ofhrs.
W.
HTLTom Ming, Executor, and Others.
IN this casa, ii having been made TO appear 10
Il the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master ihai
The children Of Allen Halliburton, deceased, the
children Of Robert Halliburton, deceased, the chill
dren of Tinsly Halliburton, deceased, and the chill
drcn Of Mary James, all named as defendants in
this cause, are not inhabitants Of this state: II h
therefore ordered, that publication be made for six
successive <eeks in the Hisborough Recorder.
for said defendants to appear nj the next Court Of
Equity to be held for Person county, at RoIbo-
rough, on the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday Of March, then and there 10 plead, an.
swer or Jemur to said bill, or the same viii DO Ia
ken pro sOniessO as to them, and set down f0s
hearing accordingly.
JOHN BRADSHER, C. N. r.
Price Adv. $3.50. 81
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLISA.
Grange County.

ceurs Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
February Term. 1916.
ysnafkass Gent. and JGmss BRitan end Esfs.
We.
yamss Gam, and Thomas FEsslHad and Eil.
Petition % seH Slaves
1T Appearing 10 lhe satisfaction of ths cout
Il here. ttlst lanes Cant. and Thomas Preslsnd
and wife, are nOlsresideuts Of The Stale u NoEth
Carolina: u i therefore ssdsEed dat publo.iioa
be made in the Hillsboroagh Recorder for sir
weeks successfully, thst unles The said James
Cant, and Thomas Freeland and wife, appear 10.
fore the Justices Of oar next Court Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions, 20 he held Tor the county Of On.
ange. n the court house in HillsboTOugh, on The
fourth Monday Of May next, ihsn and there 10
answer the said PETITION. the same viii be taksa
pro coniesso and decreed accordingly.
Wines. Joseph Allison, Clerk Of our ssia
cOun, at Office, the fourth Monday Of February.
A. D. Is46>
J. ALLISON, c. c. c.
Price adv. $500. 81
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the evils is fruitless task. The painful
and black catalogue of crime, Of misery,
and of death, if fully made out, would be.
gin with the history Of ardent spirits
reach through all time, and down the long
line of a cenling eternity.
And what is most painful TO every be-
nevolent heart, there seems to be no end to
this evil. If like the cholera, it had taken
off its thousands within few months, ant
then disappeared, it might still be regard.
ed as trivial affair. II like the war with
Great Britain. it had scattered ire-brands
arrows and death but for seren gears, we
might bear it without munnur. But no
so the vice of intemperance. Its thou
sands of victims must be supplied each
year. And when one generation has pa
tiently met this exorbitant demand, like
the daughters of the horse-ieach, its cry
is still" Give, give"
Our wars have slain their thousands
the plague and the pestilence have swep
away their thousands but intemperanct
has slaughtered its millions. And yet it:
desolating course is progressive and on
ward. In view, therefore, of this prolific
source Of evil, BE it resolved
l. That we regard intemperance as ont
of the crying evils of the land.
2. That whatever tends to cause thi
evil to live and thrive and SPREAD anon!
our people, ought to be discomtenancee'
and firmly opposed by every friend o
peace and good order.
Q. That in the estimssion Of this meet
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Obituary.

Died, in Milton, in this state, Oh Friday the
Sd instant, after lingering illness, of Consump-
ton, Miss JANE CLANCY, daughter of the late
Thomas Clancy, esq, of this place, aged about
81 years. She had been for sixteen years con-
sistent member of the Presbyterian Church; and
her piety did not consist of mere observance of
the outward forms of religion but of that spi-
ritual kind which regulated all of her actions, so
that those who knew her could take knowledge of
her that she had been with Christ, and that, like
Mary, she delighted to sit at his feet and learn Of
him. Her remains were brought to this place on
Saturday, and OH Sunday evening they were fol-
lowed to the grave by a large number of her
friends and acquaintance, and deposited near to
the church which is time past she loved to fire.
quent
Died, in Petersburg, Va, on Thursday the I'd
inst, Of Malignant Erysipelas, Mrs. JEAS NJ.
SrME, relict of the late Rev. Andrew Syme, SO
long pastor of the Episcopal Church in that place.
Mrs Syme was the daughter of tbs Rev. John
Cameron, and at the time Of her decease was in
the list year Of her age. She has left oue son,
and numerous and extended circle of relatives
and friends to mourn a loss which no time can
replace to them Loved, honoured, and revered,
full Of years and ripe in all these high qualities
and exalted virtues which so ennoble the charac-
ter Of a christian matron, she hath parted with
the things Of time, to reap in blissful eternity
the rich reward of a life well spent.
: .vefily, our loss hath been her exceeding great
gain; snd howsocver keen may be the regrets Of
ssuswing friends thsy should rather rejoice a
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For the Hillsborough Recorder.
LINES SUGGESTED ut THE DEATH OF
John Hampden Peasants, esq.

John Hampden Peasants, esq.
He's fallen! but oh how fallen the tear
Shed for the gifted and the brave.
Can claim no laurels for his bier,
No hsnsu for his bloody grave!
He fell not where the battles tide
ROllid fercely 'twixt cOntending foes,
And banners, waving in their pride
Amid the tumult swell and rose;
Blu. in that dark and deadly strife.
Where grapples each his mortal foe;
Aad he who wins his rivals life,
But wins himself life cf,coi
For who hath ever made more bright
A wounded honor's fancied stain,
By putting out glorious light,
Which nought here can relight againi
Or who can hope in peace to tread
The troubled way Of after years,
Upon whose hand the life spot red
Is aye kept bright by orphan tears'
Fell relic of an iron age,
Thou Juggernsut of gallant men!
Oh! never on thy blood-stain'd page
May such tale be traced agains
And may it be, throughout all time,
By every generous heart decreed,
To brand thee as felon's crime,
And spurn the doer and the deed,
Thus only will thy course be stay'd,
Thy deadly arbitration cease,
Thy votaries shun their bloody trade,
And trembling heats be bless'd with peac
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The following Rnes On an event which has
produced deep sensation throughout the cOun.
try, and which has made many heart sick while
reading the horrible details Of the circumstance
connected with it, we're written by friend il
this place. The sentiments are not more jus
than they are beautifully expressed.
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ID EMAINISG in the POD ofiioe Al Hillsb0-
~ rough, NC, on the Let day Of April, l546,
which. II not taken out within three months. viii
be sent TO The General POss Office IS dead let
tefS.
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Stephen Moore.
.Ilison. James Moore, i.
rsOn. Mrs. $. Mebane,
John Murdoch,
= r. Rev. r. e. Maynsrd.
! NsP Iesse +. Moore,
Ruffin Mabln,
Andrew Murdoch,
b Andrew c. Murdoch, 2.
Post Master.
wa" n
James II. Norwood, 3.
Mrs. Maria Nichols,
John Norman,
Peggy l.. Nash,
'e' Nelson * Latiner.
emf z
John Piper.
Julian Pieott,
n - Rev. John Palsy.
X
so"' Miss Mary Rednan,
70" John Reynold,
David Roach,
Sarah Ann Reyels.
William d. Ray.
S
John Scales,
John II. Stacy, esq
Co. Daniel Sims.
John. r
N. Jss. Thompson.
q Abram Tarpley,
Mrs. Susan Thompson
h Tunentine, 2.
sssannah Thompson.
= w
Joseph Wedding,
son Z. F Watson,
J. Webb & Co, 3.
10 ]. NJ. Ward,
DIR. Alexander Wilson
5 an additional charge Of 2 cen
Used letter. Those calling for Il
ill please say tAsy are advertised
les nj. PALMER, P. N.
o.
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sburg.
J. ii. VANDERSLICE,
EDMI 'ISG.S!E' q

EwEGS leave to inform the public, ,ha
z he is prepared 10 attend TO all The oper.
ations in dentistry, sach as removing
Tie 1artar and oider Foreign SUB.
stances.
From the teeth. rendering them clean, and
she gums aud breath sweet and healthy.
THE caUiiieS QfDecayed Teeth
Will be dressed out and filled with Gold
or other toll; bf he finest quality, as to,
case may require, which will generally
prevent their aching or further decay, anc
render them useful for years; and i0 many
cases during life.
Teeth and SiUmp9 Of Teeth
which have become useless OF roubesom,
will be extracted in the most careful man
ner, with The latest and best improved in.
srumens.
P0rCeii0in Teeth,
OGho best quality and latest improvement
will be inserted on pivot, or (in connection
with DR.. Yallarchamp, with whom he is il
palornship in plate work) on Gold plate
from single tooth to a whole set, to lcob
as well as TIE natural, and warranted Il
answer all the useful and ornamental pur
poses proposed by the art,
In shorbevery operation belonging to his
profession, viii be reformed in the bes
manner with Choiscsi material, and at the
shortest notice lie therefore hopes, by
strict attention to business, to obtain share
of public patronage. Any person or per.
sons wishing any of the above operations
performed, are respectfully requested to
give him a call,
N. B The public are hereby Informed
that we ,he subscribers have entered into
special Partnership relating only 10 plate
work as it is more convenient for each lC
attend 10 the other branches of The science
en- his own account.
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All that certain lot or piece of Ian situated in
Berwick bounded as follows, to wit fOnting on
Cana-street being sixty feet in front on Canal
street from the corner Of said lot piece ground
on Csnal.srest an alley that runs from front street
to Canal-street and thence by line across said
lot in a line parallel with the alley running from
Fronl.street TO Cana-steet as to make sixty
feet front on the alley running between Front aud
Canal-streets, whereon is erected frame stable,
together with the heraditaments and appertenances
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property OF Thomas Connolly.
ALSO
NNY virtue of sundry writs Of venditonas ex-
I'D ponas to me directed, at the same time aud
J lace, certain tract of land situated in Greenwood
tow nship, Columbia county, containing
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..ARIFF's SALES.

- virtue of a levari facas tome directed, will
Gb be exposed to public sale at the Courthouse
IA Dapville, on
Monday. The l9h day OfJanvcry nert'
at l2 o'clock; the following property, to wit
All that certain lot Of ground in the town OF
Berwick adjoining a lot Of Abraham Millsr,l ourd-
ed on the north by Frontsrect, being six y feet
in width on the south by analley ,beiug go feet IN
width and on the east by alley, 50 feet in depth
whereon is erected
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BLANKStl BLANKS
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
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TRAVERSE JURORS,


For January Term. ls46,
Bloom Jacob Grouel, Asa d. Hull
Briar Creek-Jonathon Eek, Abraham
LockaTl, Vincent Richart
Cauawissa-ThOmas Fox
Centre u ohm Werkhelser Solomon Ney-
hart, Henry Knor
Dery-Patrich Montague Samuel Laird
Fishingcrsek Harmon Lsbour, John
Bright
Franklin-Peler Kline
Greenwoed--Jonas HaymsR
llemloOk ilam Robson
% Jackson scob FarveI
Lmestone--F Fox, Richard
Thompson, Evan Hendershot
Lberly- Morris Lilns, John BowersEsG
Mfflin--Ssmuel Keller
MadisOn--AlfeFed Peg, Caleb Funston
Henry Crawford
Main-J ohm Nuss ! Ohm Keifer John Gro
Mshoning G, Ellis
Mt Plssanl--W William Howell David De
mott
NJ Moniour--sW illiam NJ. Roberts
NIloaringcreek Henry Melz
ziGugarloa( Davis Alexander Clin
zge
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cabinet Making.

cabinet making.
VESIFE subscriber respectfully informs the pub
d lie that he has tax, n the shop lately occupied
by b. S. Hayhurst, at the lower end of Market.
bstreet Bloomsbury; where he intends carrying on
the above business in all its branches, and socits
share of the patronage of the public.
In connection with the above business, he offers
his services as an
UNDERTAKEN.
He will always he ready to make COFFiNS fol
the same prices heretofore harged in Bloomsburg
and having supplied himself with good HEA 9SE
he will attend with it,at the Funeral without any
extra charge,
JOHN BITTERS
May 10 ls46.-6m3
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Brandreth's PILES

Bran dreth's PILES
Nj D FAD and understand The time will come
Ma when the medicine, Brandreth Pills, will he
appreciated as they ought and deserves it will be
understood that DR.. BrandIeth has the strongest
claims upon the public. 1t is true that every in.
dlvldual who makes a trial of the Blandreth Pills
concede them to be the best medicine they ever
used They are indeed medicine about which
there is no mistake Their value in climate so
change0ble ours cannot be sufficiently approciat-
led free Persplratlon is at once restored thus
they cure colds, and consumption is prevented
Those who have redundancy of bile find them ol
the most essential service, and should there be de.
iciency of that important fluid the Brandreth Pills
have an equally beneficial effect Often has this
important medicine saved valuable lives in those re
gions where the dreadful yellow fever was prevail
ling A few doses taken Immediately upon the in
lection being received into the system, will be al
most certain to prevent any material inconvenience
And at no stage Of this dreadful epidemic is there
| so proper a medicine as the Brendreth Pills. lie
this medicine be universally used in lh
disease, and no loss Of blood allowed, and few
very few, would be its victims. So it is with othe
diseases. Assist nature with this all impouan
medicine to remove morbid humors from the blood
and do not resort lo'bleeding or mercury, and W
shall have very great scarcity of persons ailicte
with cronic malades. The feathered tlibe-the au
| Iima kingdom. over which we are the lords ar
not afflicted with chronic maladies; neither shoul
we be if it were not for our prue which occasion
than. Follow nature. Use the medicine whi'I
harmonzes with. her, which mildly but surely re
moves all the impurities of the bloodwhCh strength
ems the feebean yet reduces those of too full hab
to healthy STANDARD. Let me again say thate
department of the manufacture of Brandleth Pill
lis personally superintended y me, and that ever
box with my three labels upon it may be relied "
ION to have the beneficial effect described if use
according to the dlreclions accompanying
A G. en- r s.
4 ington-Robert MKay.
Jsrseytown--L. & A. r.. Bisel.
Danville-E. b. Reynolds & Co.
Cattawisss-5C. G.. Brobst.
Bloomsburg-J. X. Meyer.
Limestone-Babbit & M'Nincb.
Buckhorn-M. G. Shoemaker.
Lime Ridge-Low & Thompson.
Berwick j w Stiles
May 3, ls45-ly- 2.
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the
CHAIR MANUFACTURING
business at the old stand Of b. 81 8. Hsger
cuch where lie will be ready at all times
10 furnish Fancy & Windsor Chairs, Set
tees, Boston Rocking Chairs &c, Of every
description, which may be called for. al
short notice and on the most reasonable
terms. He will also execute House, Sign d
Ornamental Painting, and House Paperlng,
IN a superior manner,
From his experience in the businesses aud
his facilities of manufacturing the various
articles of his line, he natters himseI! that
he shall 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 ard punelually attended TO.
B HAGENBUCH.
Bloomsburg, Dec. 80, 1S43
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A FACT WORTH KNOWING.

a gentleman Of scrolulons habit, be-
came affected with, Ulcsra!ions Of the 'fhroa
and Nose, aud dissgreeable and woub'o.
some disease Of the skin. Indeed his whole
system bore the marks of being saturated
with disease. Ooe hand and wrist wer,
so much affected that he had lost the use q
he hand. every part being covered with
deep, painful, and offensive Ulcers aad his
hand and wrist were as hollow and porou,
as honeycon 1t was at this stage o
Ehis complaint when death appeared inevi'a-
bic from loalhsome disease that he CON
menced the use Of JAYNE's ALTERNATvE
and having taken sixteen bottles. is now
PERFECTLY cured Public Ledger.
aThis ALTERNATIVE operates through
the circulation and purifes The blood and
eradlcates disease Of the Skin, Cancer
IScrofula, Golre. Liver Complaint, Dys.
pepsia, and other Chronic diseases, is truly
astonishing.
Prepared only BY DR.. d. JAYNE, No
South Third Street, Philadelphia
The above Medicine are for sale a
The store of
JOHN r. MOYER.
Bloomsbury.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE copa.lnerrship heretofore existing
under the firm Of Armstrong & lIuges. in
The tone cutting business, is by mutual
consent dissolved