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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-07
PnILlsTHRoPIc HALF.

Chapel Hill. April =, 1876.
I Where's. il hath pleased God to take from
among US our fiend and islIOw-rnelnter, GEossE
II. MiTeHELL; and WheFsas We would sine, rriy
make an expression Of our grief fa this msIan-
tloiy eseDt; therefore. Ie L unanimously
Rssoirsd, That we have heard with unieigneI
sorrow Of his death, and IS members Of that Sori.
ely q which he belonged. do sincerely regret the
loss il has sustained in this visitation Of Divine
viii .r-.
Rsselred, That We tender to the relatives and
friends Of the deceased, our HEARTFELT sympathy in
this affecting bereavement.
Re'oirtd. That We wear the usual badge az
mourning for the space Of thirty days. in token Of
our afieetiOnaIe regard for the memory Of the dc.
reaad.
Resided. That a copy Of tue preamble and re-
solutions he forwarded To the relatives and friends
Of the deceased, and also to the IIilsborOugh Re-
eOrder with request for publication.
J. n. DANIEL, } %
w. J. DUKE. lCommii,ee.
X. n. FORBES.
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

"a the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinued
: its Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business TO Raleigh, the subscriber viii attend
to the Renewal of Notes, and other Bank Bust
ness for the citizens of Orange, and others who
may desire II, for the usual compensation. The
Officers of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
siness of this kind. ,.y@aa VI S.& E
LEOPOLD E. HEARTT.
Raleigh, May l.. 90
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Episcopal Conventional

Episcopal Convention. - In consc-
queHce q information communicated 10 him of
The existence Of SNAIL POE in this place. the
Right Rev. BiShOP Ives has given no,ire that the
ensuing Convention Of the Diocese Of Moth Ca
rolina viii meet in Christ churrh, Raleigh. on
the eth Of May instant, instead Of ~. Matthew'S
Church in this place.
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GIVE arc grAiihed in heing allie TO state,
tiai al Tie persons Nho had ihe yaialaii in Mr.
Turner'S family have entirely recovered, and that
now there d not oass ia lls foarn.
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Another Question. Among number
of other. questions, the Standard. asks,
" Who is prepared to incur the fearful res
possibility Of defeating the regular Demo-
crati' nominee!' We can answer that.
Have you heard Of one William 4. Ora
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Obituary..

Died, in this county, on the 25,h instant, NAx-
or LEosIap, daughter Of Mr.. Hardy Leonard,
aged three years and two months.
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II Is somewhat amusing to read the magnii-
cent pulls with which the editor of the Standard
Is endcavoing to,cary his favoritc, Mr.. Shepard.
through the eastern part of the state. The odi-
TOR seems to be completely overwhelmed with a
perfect avalanche Of letters from corrcsf oadens,
Al which they puff, puff pull very extrayagantly;
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ON HAN D

FLoUR. of Whitted's make, Cider Vinegar,
Sperm and Fayetteville Candies, SpAias Of
Turpentine, and quantity of good Bacon, -sq
II @ A. MICKl.E & co.
April Is. f@ @ Id r.-~.@ s@. 23--
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~ The wings orOrangc should /


gin 10 stir themselves in view Of the approaching
election in August. Perhaps il may he necessa-
~ to have some conference and arrangement be-
fore bringing out our candidates. and il may be-
that Convention viii be cxpcdien,. At all
events, will not he amiss for Wings in different
parts Of The county TO collect as far a. they can,
the views Of the people, 80 that Al May Court
such persons can be selected as will secure the
success Of the Wing ticket. No doubt il is the
general wish that the same gentlemen who repre-
scented US in the last Legislature should sgain DO
the candidates; nevertheless, il is desirable that
the fact should DO ascertained with more certain
iy. and that we should be prepared to choose 9TH
ers, II any OfthOsc gentlemen should decline. a
1.-THE Wings In the county desire Conven.
ton, let them send up delegates on Tuesday Of
May Ccurt the usual time for the candidates to
bc nominated. " a@#Eia
The Democratic party will spare no efforts to
secure the next Legislature; and unless the
Wings make q. corresponding exeuion, the con.
"u'i' sS""rio'is or our opponents may not turn
out 10 be vain boa~iing. s&@
asia ss#k 81 sHaAes sci &s~Hsz<
The Oregon Question settled
me New York Journal Of Comm,,~e Of Wei
nesday, on authority Of letters by the grca, West,
en- states that he Oregon question is settled, n
terms being the 4sth dcyrse Of latitude 10 the Straits
ofFuca, and thence through said Straits to the Pa
cifc, leaving the whole of vancouyer's Island to
Great Britain, The navigation of the Columbia ri.
yer for term Of years, &c. The Journal Of Com.
mercc adds: "The President, we have reason 10
know. is ready and will be prompt TO accep. the
terms stated above, and the Senate not less prompt
in confirming what he does"
Gov. Graham has given notice that, by resolu-
ton Of the Literary Board, the sum of 1862 dol
lars and SO cents, in part Of the nett income of
the fund for the support of Common Schools,
during the current year, will be distributed among
the several counties Of the state, in proportion 10
The federal population. d.. ....~. r., ~ >
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THE subscriber having removed 10 the house,
which he has recently purchased and had
fitted up, "a few doors above his old standl would
respectfully inform his friends. and the public ge-.
Morally, that he has just received from the North
one of the largest and handsomest assortments Of
articles in his line which has ever been brought
to this market. They were purchased by himself.
were selected with great care, and will be sold on
reasonable terms. His assortment is comprised.
in part, of the following, viz:
" @4.s h sss WATCHES, a
Gold and Silver Lovers Of different prices and
qualities. = IL. IA
.w IT,. JEWELLERY.
A general assortment of Gold Guards and Fob
Chains, Seals and keys, BreastPins, FingcrRings,
Ear Rings, Gold Pencils, Pens, Thimbles, Studs,
Bracelets, Medalions, SC. ..
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SpECTACIFS

SPECTACLES. 49,
Gold, Silver, Blue, and polished Steel Specta-
cles, to suit all persons and all ages, Very supe-
rior flint glasses, that may be adjusted in any
frame at moments notice. a3@
SILVER AND PLATED WARES.
Silver Cups, Spoons, Ladies', Sugar Tongs, Salt
and Mustard Spoons. ButterKnivcs, Casters, Can
die Sticks, snufiers, and Trays, Walters, Cake
Baskets, Sc. @7 aF
n FANCY GOODS.
Mantel Clocks, Silver Pencils Patent Steel
Pens, Rogers superior Razors, Razor Strops, Con-
gress Knives and Scissors. Silk Purses, Steel
Clasps, Steel Beads, LADIES' tine Tortois-shelI
SllveT'mounted Combs, Silver Thimblcs, Spy
Glasses, Music Boxes, Suspsadsrs, Coral, Hooks
aud Eyes Epauletts, HaiT Brushes, Tooth Brush
es, Silk Guards, Steel Key Rings, Fancy Jewel
Boxes, Knives and Forks, aud Looking Glasses
for Clocks. Also a fine assortment of Perfumesy
and Shaving Soap; Chewing Tobacco, Segars,
&c, And other articles generally kept in a Jew.
ellery establishment, -. :.
Up Clocks and Watches repaired by him will
be warranted for twelve months. Orders from
distance will be thankfully received, and prompt
ly attended to. N @
- LEN UEL LYNCH. ~
April 90. s5-
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tsallis Aise isitsels AsnEffD0Fn 81 AnTLa A.an0-
hnst Mrll; hais q rasn fhai n n -sia-
- y spiila - Is Liz.
EaIsSst Essp
.aMLAma
Ghas@l H. AL s. ls4s.
~ insoasd.zy AaAssas lelus shs Alamnl
Assosl-iios q ths t'assefsisy 4 Nafh carslina
~ he Delivered NJ EK-GogrEnor MsssAeaI. Pss-
shut 4 lie Assoriafiaua Ths sradaaAsss 4 IsIT.
Richard D. A<Esn5er, WHEsn 4. Hos
Hart 2. LFeoan. HARDY l. Hnimes,
u,eaoIem DAVIS. John u. Mosrhrad,
{ sfnuri u. Hansrr. garnrs Mursock.
John u. HaNkins, ganes Simeon.
I. Deoeaseil
hoe he pres q cor state iii sss;s Ne Is
invite Tie surviving Hetalrrs Of This Gas, and
'sher Alanni ofthe UuivrrSsy. % nsss IN Gerand
Hal. On "Wednesday, q June. IsI6.
.- ---- CHARLES PHILLIPS.
u Secretary q the Alumni Association
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WAMTED-In Exchange for Goods.
EL0UR, Meal, Wheat, Corn, Flax-seed, Bees
n wax, Tallow, Feathers, Plank, Shingles. and
all kinds of Countrywide Cloth, or any thing
else usually taken in exchange for Goods. : -
LONG, WEBB, a. co.
May 5. - 90
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lam. de pTRsfni GoreTnaTof N0Tih ('sr..
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- s. raa7ss a 4 - silEag So fsi3s
Fllsai. = s ais 3 IS "a. - ss.s - =
AarE Is sstirs
=Me ks.e eaay sins - sz.nnsnrs. thus ~ =
lour Psfes - eslae Z. Rsss= - r,rsixaa lsaers
fFum Gisnas y - Kns3. rsssns ! nsst e -
annauns a M sAepArEs Yl..sssas IA la ssrss.n
u ths ss1ix. o. - - f-.nsul Il ss.aks n
iosmalaa, dsssvl coumsy, ana - 80 leA AZ
flynrsath. haaAinEsua oounay-ai Cd plaoe l.
inFss rEuHdk FHom whaf - I'm. - - -
hesa nhen Nc ssy. flaf Gkr Nae p@fv All O.
hssksa dsra - Tsrlf 81 Haaks.xiaa asssa-
iass. HundEoAE q Ghe N No pceeAe are me- q =
rhanEs. and nuash~n e lhem III 60 EhrHsole
iar gaanes =. shrpara"
Prsssy ssEoag dAis Ra Iosk usw q theahrr
silr ofthe Piriurr. s. --a.-....
Ths edisE q Ne RssiAsr gives pOEiioa q =
isiasr frou ! conr4Sadsnt IN TyneH. Hhirh
ssairs thai NJ. shrrard's aodiiosy Il colanlIs
: eohsissnd q IN LooOfooos. and shOus two d.
Urn Khigr anA .liaf he mas rsPiied % uery
successfully By Mr. Halsry. Izse Senator from hat
district. The Registers correspondent sdds
rosssrFPs = 0lioNs; sHA
-P.s. M..shsPanispoke Il Plymsulh. WASH
ington county, and I Understand from goOd su-
ihofiiy that be msas several Mhiss"
Tie North State Wig makes lhe foll0wing
remarks IN ErlsIiOn % he efIact q tAese sams
speeches: .~@ ~= . n. #.aaaa ... 3. \
wehave eonvrssod with gentlemen Who have
lsrR in hoih Washington and TyHell since Mr.
shePaEds app-aEance there, and they say that be
i there TgaHded with coniempi-thai his ha-
Fangne- eKsiied among tie Ineagne audiences that
hsiensd 10 him, only smiles Of dcEiiOn, and that
one u the IsOcoiosO lraders in Washington coun-
~ goes foE Mr.. Leak. From what We have heard.
We feel very sure that t;oy. Graham win Get an
overwhelming vote in Washington and TyITclL"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28
AS USUAL.

ruyuE subscriber offers Tor sslea gccd as
sor.ment of Dry Goods, Hardware,
oueensware, shoes, Boots, sn excellent selec
one1of Books Medicines, Paints, Dyestufls,
and Patent medicines of every kind (snch IS
I.yue's, Hance's, &c Confectionery robnc-
~ sega,s. Stone and Potters' ware Glass Of
IN sIzesAFresh Garden Seeds just received
.nd c,any articles too tedious to mention. -
call for what you want, and any article called
for. # not on hand, can be purchased by one
of nv family in Baltimore now, and sent on in
= few days. will sell every article as low as
Il can be had elsewhere. Aeoduce taken in
Exchange for goods. Reasonable credit will
he given, and cash thankfully received.
80 JOHN 6 SCHMlTT.
rahr,,aru H. ..ll-s. ~ 800 HeNL7il
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DR.. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

tbs the opinion of all the principal profes
= sors of medicine in the United States, who
have given their testimony, that DR.. Tomp
sons Patent apparatus forthe cure of P,olap
sus ana OTHER diseases, " possesses superior ad
vantages over any othera2paratus of'the kind
ever presented to the public. Their certif
Gates to that effect Sean be seen by scalline
on the undersigned at his store in Wood
stock. s ig. ssss-a.s n sv s,,sfs
These Trusses have been examined by Dr.
Irwin. DIR. Magruder,& Oh. Wunder. and they
concur with the above sentiments--that it is
the most easv. safe,s and certain remedy for
those diseases it processes to cure, ever inven.
ted. They can be had at my store. Those
who stand in need of an article of this kind
would Go well to make immediate application.
ysl'T. geo JOHN G. SCHMITT.,,
Woodstock, July 20. 1S4S.-y. .tr,@ 4.}s -.
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! 8reat @ttfrae1io1t
.s.iss,.s, 1880, 49, AT 81 E
Ed NsBU r GIL.
ALL YE WHO HAVE EYES TO SEE, 81
go. COME AND LOOK AT
THE PRETTIEsT GOODS,
YoU EVER DID SEE pa 5
MIIEY takes nleasnra -

"A M1I.EY takes pleasure in informing
/ 1Ae his friends and the public generally
that he is now receiving and opening a New
and seasonable Supply of Goods, which will
compare with any in the valley,for beauty 81
style, excellence of quality, and low PRICES
having bought them at the most favorable
time. and many of them 20 per cent lower
than they conld have been purchased earlier
in the season, which will enable him to com,
pete with any other establishment in the Val!
ley His stock consists in part Of the follow
ing articles--viz: in's SIR 1855 IN
Blue, blue black and black cloths-blue and
black beaver do Golden and silver; tweed
cassImeres: plain and fancy do -Sattinets Of
sli prices and quallties-A large assortment Of
vestings-Scarfs, hdkfs, gloves, suspender.
and other articles. =
FoR rHn LADIEs-I have alpaccas. plain i
fg'd mouslin de lalns, cashmere de cosse-
Coburg cloth, anew article-A beautiful as
sortrnent ofnew style calicoes-I, arre shawl,
| and dress do-Any quantity new style COM
torts-A splendid assortment of ladies' print.
-Mltts. gloves, blk and white cotton hose
Cashmere do-Ribbons, laces, edgings; car
stuft-Swiss musln-White and black nett
Jaconet. plain and fig'd-And variety of fine
fancy goods, too tedious to enumerate 49,
DOMestics; such as brown and bteache.l cot
tons. full width for sheeting-Ticking-Twil
led cotton; cotton fannels-Plaid inseys-
Flanneis-Cotton yarn of all Nos.-Boots
shoes; hats, caps-bonnets, new styles and Of
different ies----H Hardware, queens
ware. tinware-Groceries STEEL iron & nails-
Drugs. dyestuffs and metlicines-.M of whicl
'0'A be sold as cheap. if not cheaper than. Mes
can be had in the Valey.
0I therefore beg leave to say to the good
people Of Edinburgh and the surrounding
country, tboth great and small, tina, if they
VIII call at my store, on East corner OIL
Water Street. they will there find
a Real Money Sauing Institution.
Just call and give me trial, by buying a
chaep bill Of goods. and my word for it. on
Will be convinced Of the truth of what say
In conclusion. return my sincere thanks for
the very liberal encouragement received
heretofore. and hope. by close application to
business and disposition to please, to merit a
continuance of the same.
N. Bah country produe taken in ex-
change for goods as usual
Edinburgh, Nov. "a, 1845.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28
THE PRINTERS MOVING.

The Philadelphia printers are embra-
cling the opportunity of displaying their
metal, along with the New Orleans
printers, as will be seen by the follow
ing resolution passed at their meeting
on Wednesday afternoon in that city.
Resolved, That we have heard with
pride and pleasure that our brother
tratt in New Orleans have thrown down
their composing sticks, taken up. their
shooting STICKS, and are now on their
road to the Rio Grande, willing 10 spill
their blood in righteous cause.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28
Henry's Cough Syrup.
AN INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
WmO0PuxyR 0@WANfa !.

Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, &c.
TNHIs medicine has obtained great celebrity
Il wherever il has been introduced. i,
the diseases above mentioned. it has been NM.
versally successful, and has never been know :
to fail of affecting speedy and perfect cnrr.
1t is prepared from the recipe ola dist;n.
guished physician. and may be relied u2on
as far superior to any preparation ev. offere,,
10 the public. As a safe and successful preren.
tire of
CONSUMPTION,
it is without rival. A pamphlet, cont,;n;n.c,
"a full description Of the causes and cure Of tbs
diseases to which this remedy is adapted. NAV
be had gratis Of the undersigned agent rc,
sale by DIR. ]. 6. SCHMIrT.
Agent for Woodstock.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28
TOO TRUE.

Lifetime was whenindustry was fash
ionab!e, and none were ashamed to
practice it. Such times have chang
ed; fashion rules the world, and labor
has gone out of fashion, with those
who can Rive without it, and those who
Garland until reform is had, and
industry again becomes fashionable,
we may bid farewell to many comforts
we might otherwise enjoy.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-05-28

lie and private, have been yariously es-
.tl,nated al from Eve to, ten thousand
dollars. -. SIS 49, ss.sy 2
Vigorous measures, We are glad TO
hear, are about 10 be adopted by the
Common Council for the immediate
repair Of the damages TO the streets
and side walks This is important,
but we hope their attention will also
De directed TO the necessity Of deepen
ing and widening the channels of the
creek.--lt is the opinion Of many that
~ IS entirely in our power to prevent a
recurrence of the terrible disaster with
which we were visited on Sa:urday,and
it is certainly the part of wisdom to
make the effort. 7As.s'
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p O E r I G A l..


Y MOTHER, WHAT. is DEATH
''Mother, how still the babyliss'
lcannot hear his breath; .sa5s
cannot see his laughing eyes 10. ,ss
They tell me this 10 death.
My little work thought to bring, e q
And set down by his bed, ao54 gls
And pleasantly I tried to sing ~ r.
They hushed me-he is dead. = s'lt
They say that he sgain will rise.
More beautiful than now -
'That God will blcss him in the skies
o, mother, tell me howl"
daughter, dc you remember. dear.
The cold, dark thing you brought. N
And laid upon the easement here
A withered worm you thought7
! told you tina. Almighty power
Could break that withered shell,
And show you in a future hour,
Something would please you well.
Look at the chrysalis, my love sa ni
An empty shell it lies ~
Now raise your wondering glance above,
To where yon insect f1iss!"
80. yes. mammal how very gay
Its wings Of starry gold
And SCI! it lightly flies away
Beyond my gentle hold
Q. mother, now l know full we'll.
II God that worm can change,
And draw 1t from this broken cell,
On golden wings to range
How beautiful will brother be, W
When God shall give him wings,
Above this dying world to flee,
And live with heavenly thinps!t
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MR.. BENTON.

A Washinton writer says, among
other things, the following ofthe Sena-
tor from Missouri.
"Amidst all his labors, which are
Herculean, he has supeinrtended the ed
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WYNE'S HaIR TONIC 70, The. F,,,-
errafon, BeGuty, Greuth, end He.tototie.
q me Ha,r-This Hair Tome has produced
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who have been bald for years II also puri-
hes the head from Dandruf-Cures diseases
OF the Scaip-Preservest the hair from Rllirs
on, or becoming reremtorily gray.
For "aieby J. 6. Schn,tt, Woodstock.
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A MEXICAN HAIR DYE.-This Dye i.
"A warranted. if strictly applied according
to the printed directions to change the hail
from any ether color to beautiful Auburn, oi
perfectly jet black, without staining CT irri-
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1t is prepared only by DR.. Jayne, No. &c
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cents per bottle. Sold by Dr.. j. G. Schmitt
Woodstock. May %, 1914