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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-28
A Largs ana sglsaaiA .AssaTtmsal Of

HE have jazi Eaerised and opeaed eur sal
w e Fan and Winlrr 6oaAz. hoagki Il he
loEesi cab PEio1S. and seiaci6d Mish great eaEs,
Nhirh &c vii sen lover thsn usual ior cash q
% punriusl customer. BeiOx ne enumeEaie :
frM articles: @
UmhseIlaS Bosdsring Paper and PaP~r fosNin.
dew cuEiaiEss
shos. Horse. Vanish. Paint. closhes. Hair,
Travelling. Shaving, Flosh. ToOsh. and PAlrul
Comb BIushsss a..--.s-
crOcksg-~hi'e granite, fail se,s; HOuse Ian
tens;
Grooenes-FsmiIy and Rio coGsr. Brown.
I.oal. Powdered and Crushed Sugars; Raisins. n
quarter and half boxes;
segars. Maorahoy and Scotch snuG. and supc-
NOR Chewing Tobacco;
Palm, Yanegsted. Shaving. and other Soaps /;
superior Adanlaniine-edged Raz0rs. Magic Razor
SsFnps. and Travelling shaving Gases;
Florida and Cologne Water. Extracts. for The
handkerchief, Indian Hair DYE. lip Salse, sSc.;
Tanners and Sperm Oil, Polishing Powder,
Rat and Mouse TAPS, Tubs, brass-h0und Burk-
cts. and Water DippeK;
Work Baskets, WOFk Boxes. Spool Stands;
DOminOs, chessmen, Spelling Games, Sc, for
children; IS Il sr.
Guns. and Cunning Apparatus;
A good assortment Of Boots. Shors and Trunks;
Hats and Caps, II all kinds; new style Don
nets. Flowers, Ribbons. &C.:
Buttons. Red Yarn. Sole Leather. Horse and
Stage Collars. Plough Lines. and Bed conis;
Flutes. Purse Twist, Steel Beads, CLASPS, Tas-
scls. crewcls and Canvass;
Looking Glasses, with and without drawers;
Letter Stamps. Note Paper aud Waters;
Twccsers. Snuff and Tobacco Boxes;
Buggy, cosch. Wagon, and Dog WHIPS;
4 nice 10, Ct CarPeiing and Rugs. Toilet Co
yers, and Ladies' and GrniIensen's Travelling
Carpet Bags;
Elliptic Springs, Iron AIles, Coach Trimmings,
and Furniture PRINCES;
Childrcn's Socks and Cradle Blankets;
A full assortment Of all kinds Of Goods for Ia.
dies aud Gentlemen. and many articles not usu-
ally KEEP, in this market.
LONG, WEBB & co.
October IL. a.
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Dry Goods,

s1eh - 1alllnas-ail prices; kAndsaHe assoFt.
ment q Banness and kilhcnS; camlxicks and
Maslinss HasirEy q al kinds. GsioNes. kesing
Sill. Tugk And Sade Gemls. Bed Tirking. ApsuE
Chefs. LaNns Sc. e. I.adinsa enc alrrsses Boa.
nei capx. Auifrial Fioxers. Oh siIk. PaEasols
ard EmaSelias. Fass. Linen canllaic HandkeE-
rhisis, Blrarhod ani l'nlAeached cloah, silk and
Cotton Handkeschsrls. PlsK snd coifon ThIead.
Cost and Panialoons Gibbs. Trimmings a al
kinds, aad many other aEtieles in the Dry Goods
Inc. ~ - @. r~ --~ y @~
HARDWARE. ~ss Il
Moving and Grading Blades of the vcry hesi
quality; Nails, ross, Ovens. Skillets show Il ana
Spades. chiseas and Ansers. Hammers and Gin
hlels, Hinges and Screws. Shoe KNIVES ard Awl
Blades, wedding Hoes, knives and Fmks. Peek
ei Knives and Scissors. Trare Chains and Curry
comhs, Stock and Pad Loeks. Tea and Table
Spoons, and many osher articles MOI enumerated
GROCERIES.
The very hest Green and Dlark Teas, Sugar
AMI Coffee, Pepper and Alspice. MolasSrs and
Sall, Ginger and Rice. Castle and other SOAPS.
Powder and shot, Flower and Meal, Iron and
Steel, Porter, Lime Iniee, and Raisils, Sperm and
TalloN Candies, and ; number Of other aEsicIesin
the Grocery line. -
DRUGS.
EPSON and Glauber sails. Alum and Cam
phoF, Opium and Sugar Of Lead, Cream Of Tar
tar aud Maguesia, Birthstone and Annesta. caIo-
mel aud Rheulafh. Quicksilver. Oil Viirol and
AquaioEtis White Lead and yellow Ochre, Red
Lead and Liihsrge. Iinseed and Tanners Oil.
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown. Window GIass
and Putty, Mustard and Nutmegs. LogwoOd and
Glue, MaddT and Indigo. Vamishes Of Ell kinds.
Ink and Ink Powder. camWOod and coperas, aud
all other Drugs usually kept ia tile place.
CROcKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates, Common and
Liverpool Teas, Dishes. Bowles. Mugs. Pitchers.
and fumblefs, Tea ard Cream Pots. Ewers and
Basins, and many other articles in the crockcry
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Milk Pans, Dippers, Coffee Pots,
Cups, small and large, &c. &c.
All Of the above Goods will lie sold low for
cash, or on a credit TO those who will paw when
called GA. q" The Common Country Tra,!e
viii be taken IN exchange al tie market prices.
The snbserI ars intend 10 use every means in
their power % please all who may favour them
with their custom; and as their Goods were bought
for cash, they think they shall be able 10 sell al AZ
low prices ~ can hc had in Hillsborough, Call
and see for yourselves.
4. MICKLE & co.
May s. rs
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DR.. n. r. PEERY'S'
TEREIFUGE OR GDEAD SHOT,
FOR WORMS. .r. "a.

Ahigkky raiaallt pEEpaEuti0a, oapalk from az
PEuaFfafsde " ~ GlilCR. II cieGrigg 81
-@ lie sysffh ~ . Jslr kOlEs # -.... a..
.....u sruy srwm. .-.t.
TvHE origin. Development. ami support q
III worms in thr human system. ere % le a.
tEihuied 10 . depravsd and drtililaled rundilion
q The stomach and bowels; Il heing an esiablish-
"a faei- thai where thr digcsli0n - uhimpaired.
and he general powers Of tie system in . heal-
Thy stale. they can find no habifaii0n. This pre-
palaiiOn has the peculiar advantage az not only
destroying even wOIm, but also Of pEOduring q
healthy seton a. the siOsnArh and Oiher organs
q digestion, thereby relieving many complaints
arising from arrangement Of the digestive Or
gans. Although prompt AMI certain IN is opera
ton, and not unpleasant 10 the TASTE Il Is perfect.
y safe and adapted 70 the lenderest agr.
Numerous certificates Of the value and useful
ness Of this preparation almost daily received
Tie talO'ri'lg Is from an smi'lsnf PLyiaian.
Jonesborough. Tenn, Dec. 81. 1874.
Dr. II. y. Peen-l take great pleasure in re-
commenting 20 the public your valuable Henni-
huge, lpIopehy called Dead Shot. have been
vending il for two years Nothing Of the kind
have ever sold that has given such universal
satisfaction. There Was one case In my imnle-
diaie neishbOFhoOd that now recolleel ofin which
one 'iosr caused the expulsion Of $50 womsfrOm
a small child, as the parent informed me aficr-
wards. Very respectfully.
JOHN YANcEY, NJ. d.
Price IS cents per vial.
Prepared By Dr. n. 2. PEERT. and sold whole
ale aud retail l,y A. Is. 4 ID. SANDS. Druggists,
100 Fulton siicet. corner Of William, New York.
Sold also by LONG. WEBB & CO., Agents,
October &c. 5l-Iam
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TAS@= THE subscriber will furnish at the
HES shortest notice HOTC!IKISS' YER
TICAL WHEELS as low as they can be had
at any other Foundry.
All MILL IRONS, either rought or cast,
viii also be furnished at the same reasonable pri-
ces. &#@
RICH'D YARBROUGH.
Milton, N. O., Sent. Is. d.
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WoR MS! WORRIES!

Ia OLMSTOCK'S vERMIFUGE for the Ger.
NJ tain destruction of Worms. This much GO.
ebrated article is now for sale in this place bv ID.
Heart. The numerous lives that have been saw
ed by this article is sufficient guarantee tina,
every mother should keep it in her house. The
public have been grossly deceived of late, by GER
tam other preparations got up in imitation of this
They must consider it great blessing that they
have now within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which is certain TO destroy any guam
tlty OF worms child may have. 1t is useless to
accompany this with any certificate, the article is
well known without.
Sold, Wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cort.
land street, Now York; and by ID. Heartt Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, oxford, and ]. g. r.
Sloan, Greensborough. ......
April 2. 10
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
n its Agency in Hilsborough and transferred
the business to Raleigh the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal of Notes, and other Bank Bust
ness, for the citizens of Orange, and others who
may desire it, for the usual compensation. The
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending to bu
sines of this kind
- LEOPOLD L. HEARTH.
Rasss. Mag l.. s..@+.ts - a.
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New Store
JEST OPENED.

THE Subscribers inssnd kaeping consssnily sn
hzad Il DIR New szase, ezsI 6 ths coest
Hs,s.ss : as~a. - - 80 ##
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term. 1876.
Theresa Hamilton, and others, } p.,;,;,n &. 49,.
Joseph Thompson, and others. uemen'
III appearing to the satisfaction of the Court.
that Thomas Hart and Mary his wife, Edward
Picket and Sarah his wife, and William Thomp-
SON. are not inhabitants Of this state; It is ordered
that publication he made for six weeks in the
Hilishorongh Recorder, for the said defendants to
appear at the next term of this Court, 10 be held
Tor the county of Orange, ut the caurt house in
hlilsborough, on the fourth Monday in February
next to plead, answer or demur to said peti.
ton.
JOSEPH ALLISON, Gee.
Price adv. 81 so. 5s-
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JUST Revived,

q o.. rs JUST REEIg ED,
SUPERIOR st. Croir, Poto Rico, and N. O.
~ Sugar.
Good Coffee, Of different qualities.
TalIow, and Adamantine Candles.
Also, on hand, l2-4 Linen and Cotton Shirt.
in, good Cider Vinegar, Salt, Lamp Oil, and
Chocolate.
A large lot of CIGARS, all qualities, for sale
low. H.
LONG, WEBB, & CO.
Sugsst 4. e I-I
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
IsISS. Tar subscriber offers for sale the
eyhf Tract Of Land whereon be now lives,
sYS lying on the head waters Of New Hope,
s..-tssss five miles south west Of n iIlsborough,
adjoining the land Of Baxter Davis, and others.
u contains about three hundred acres. but for the
convenience Of purchasers. if desrrd, he viii sell
= IN parts Of one hundred and two bundled acres.
The land has on it a handsome Min seat, and Is
well limbcred; also several fine Springs. a good
Meadow. two Orchards. toeralAe House, Barn,
aud Stable \ reasonable time for payment will
be given. Persons wishing To buy would 10 well
to come aud view the premises. intend selling
the first opportunity.
JOHN WILLIAMS, SR.
December 10. 5g--3U
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WOOD! WOOD! WOoDt,,

SUBSCRlBERS in arrears for the Recorder
who intend paying in Wood, are earnestly
requested to bring us an immediate supply. Tho
season has arrived when il il in demand and but
few have thought of the Printer.
October 81. so
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"A Ll' those who are indebted to the subscribers
up to the first instant, are requested to call
ana settle their accounts at least by February
Court.
. LONG, WEBB g. co.
January 5. eo-
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EotchkiSs'
Vertical Water Wheel

IL consequence Of the very great popularity
u which these Wheels have attained By the use
Ofnearly 1000 Of them in different parts Of the
country. the subscribers have sold about 100
Rights in North Carolina, 30 Vi which are in full
and successful operation in Cumberland County.
When properly introduced, they nearly double
the value Of the Mill, and in quantity OF work &C.
morally far exceed the mos, sanguine expectations
of the Owners, many of whom are gentlemen dis
tinguished for their science and practical skill.
who have aitcsted TO the value Of this improve
msnt. These wheels are more durable, and more
easily kept in order when properly put together
than the ilutter wheel. They will save one-tlIird
Of the water, and run well in back water, when
there Is head above. The speed Of the saw is
increased to more than double the strokes per mi
mute.
The price Of an individual right for one pair Of
Wheels, is $50.
We refer, among Others, to the following gem
tlemsn, some Of whom have had the wheels in
operation twelve mohths or more and from ma
nv of them. and others, we have received certifi-
cltes expressing their high appreciation Of the SUI
perior advantages OF these over the iiutier wheel
and stating that their saws will cut $500, 5000,
$500, and even as high as 5000 feet per day, and
sgrp Dnf-tJiTl of The Lrufsr.
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WANTED,

. oUNTRY-MADE CLOTHS, of all descrip.
~ tons, Tallow, Beeswax, and Feathers.
A. MICKLE q co
April IL. eS-
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slrf 0at-saha " He WdftT.
FAYETrKyILLE. JoSEs.
A. Graham. James M'Danel.
CUNBERLASD. CRAvES.
Col. Alex. Murchison, John Bryant
Christopher MunrOe, CoLrNBrs.
Alex. Williams, Lot Williamson.
Col. A. ). MNeill, RunEsoy.
Farquhard Smith, W. G. M'Neill.
John M'Daniel, RIcHMoSn.
John Evans, John &. M'Laurin,
J. ". Howell. John l.. Farley.
BLADES. AxsoS.
Gen. James ]. MKay, ]. X. Reid, Mlwright,
Rol,er, Melvin, A. Bauchum.
s. n. Richardson, CAswrLL.
Thomas &. Smith, Ut. Dodson, Miwright
Isaac Wright William Russell.
John Smith. CuaraaY.
SANPsoS. Cole & Brant,y,
G. T. Barkslale, Smith & Puen,
Patrick Murphy, n. Clcgg.
John II. SpeLnnan, WAKE.
Hardy Royal S. Beasly,
Ngw Hanover. JOHNSTON.
James Murphy, J. +. Leach.
Charles Henry. BEAUFoRT.
OSsLOw. b. Runyon.
Robert Aman. - Arnold.
GREENE. PIrT.
lnOnas IlookeG' Jonn JOINER,
GUILF0RD. Dr. Robert and Richard
DIR. Faulks. Williams.
IEyOIR. DUPLIS.
Thomas Rouse, Lewis Herring,
Jesse blsslter, James Jarman,
John Williams, esq. Daniel Moore.
Besides many others in different parts of the
state.
With such deservedly high character, the sub
scribers feel justified in offering these Wheels to
the public. They will keep on hand supply of
wheels adopted to high or low heads a, Fayct,e-
vile, Wilmington, Ncwbcrn, and Washington
and Mr. James 7. Dojson, Of Caswcll, has them
for sale.
We caution all persons throughout the state
az inst paying any person hut Ourselves or our
authorized agents, for the right of using these
wheels.
NOTICE TO MILLwRIGHrs.-Ify you wish en- |
ployment, &C quaint yourselves with putting in
these Wheels, as we now wish to employ at least
100 in this business in different parts OF The state
So. DUNCAN M'NEILL,
ARCH'D MCLAUGHLIN,
A. A. M'KETHAN. j..
syetteville, Jan. ID, l3-Iv
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ON HAND,
WANTED.

100 Bushels nice Peeled Dried PEACHES.
wv They viii be taken at the market price.
an exchange for Goods.
A. MlCKLE.
September .. a.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-04-17

The packet-ship Washington Huing, from Liy-
erpool on the 2lst ultimo arrived at Boston on Sa-
turday. A Telegraphic despatch in the New York
Commercial Advertiser putsrus in possession of the
commercial advices brought by her as follows
"A kinds of cotton had declined ID per pound but at
this reduction purchases in Upland, which placed 6ad
per pound be made any The total sales of
IL, 450 bales.
"The London trade very firm on Wednesday,
March 18th, for wheat English and foreign, Of which the
supplies have only small and much below the great de-
WHICH exists for immediate by the MASTERS and for
expectation France although higher prices have been
freely paid The business has been fully the prices of
Monday and sales have been generally refused unless
higher rates. M
Indian corn OF which the arrivals have been larger since
the change of wind is be obtained at lower rates. there be-
ing buyers hand for this grain, where
show any tendency to decline.
"Ihe report of the arrivals Of flour and Indian
the port Of Liverpool had produced any influence
in the London Market where the supplies far below the
present demand for every article for the home and foreign trade
"On Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10th and nth,
several parcels of American flour purchased at Liverpool
for shipment France and coastwise The demand was
finely metby holders, and the prices of Tuesday with
out change At market the morning of the 10Th there
very fair attendance Of buyers and toleably good
business transacted in wheat and flour the full prices
of Tuesday Western canal flour realized 40 shings per
barrel and tho Of sales Tuesday is estimated
80, 900 barrels Indian shilling shings
per quarter lower More business doing the Decline"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1847-04-17

GoISG TO LAw.-Two Dutchmen, who built and used IN
common small bridge little stream which ran through
their FARMS had dispute concerning certain repairs that were
required of them objected to paying the expense OF the
purchase of two three plank Finally he aggeved party
went 10 ncphbong lawyer, and placing ten dollars in his
hand said, will give you all dish moneys if you'll make
Hans do justice init the bridge
ssHow much will il cost to repair the bridge " asked the
honest counsellor Of the determined ligant
WE'LL den, not five tolars replied the Dutch
. .......,..
Every we said the lawyer pocketng of the notes.
and handing him the othcr take this and go and get the
bridge repaired il is the best course you take"
Yaas, SAID the Duchman, slowly, q dat ism more bet
ter dan to quarrel init Hans y but lie went along home he
shook his head frequently, II unable after all TO see quite
clearly how he had gained any thing by the operation
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NATIONAL lNTELLlGENCER.
THE PRESIDENTS ORDER IN COUNCIL.

We are sorry to learn fromIrhe goyegnmsat pa
per of Monday night that stts ltaye failed ip sour
effort to shame the Official Editor out of his Tory
doctrine and that he still stou1y maintains that to
discus our Kings Prerogative is, in so many words,
" Moral Treason" We should like to have heard
what Patrick Henry, James Madison, or Judge
Roane. if living would have had to say upon doc
trine so slavsh, so degrading, and so despicable.
But we regret much more the important evidence
furnished by the government paper of the same
evening, that the President persists in his claim to
exercise, in the territory of sister Republic, in the
assumed capacity of its CoNouERoR unlimited Lee
gisatve as we'll a. Executive power. The author
lily thus claimed by him is one which Congress
will in all probability ANONYMOUSLY strip him of
when they next assemble, and which will, we be-
leye beyond all doubt, be decisvely reprobated and
condemned when brought TO the test of the Supreme
Judicial Tribunal of the country. The Government
Editor seems to consider il matter to jest about.
He will find it, in the end, indeed it is in the be-
ginning, far too serious matter to make Joke of.
We are not, however, about to offer any further
argument of our own OH this question. We are
happy discover that it is already in ADLER hands
that the few hints which we have thrown out on
the subject have fallen upon good ground, and have
already produced fruit worthy of being gathered
and divided with our readers. We refer to several
able articles from different journals, but especially
the following, to which we entreat the undivided
attention of our readers.
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Posr OFFICE SUIr.-A suit was commenced against the
Postmaster Of 0nondaga village New York, for refusing to
deliver newspaper citizen, for which he offered to pay
newspaper rates Of POSTAGE but which was charged win 10
cents, in conformity with the Post Office regulations the
wrapper being endorsed with single initial The jury gave
verdict against the cents damages and costs.
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The New York Courier recommends precautionary mea-
sures to prevent the importation Of epidemic which
seems To threaten that city, caused by the great influx Of emf
grants Frustrated with the malignant ship fever On board
the ship Hotmguer thirty of the Storage passengers died
thepassage Eighty were sent Immediately hospital,
at the Quarantine, sick with this fever.
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person of the Of Quackenbush, who off from
Berlin, New York, short time since, taking with him
young girl and big fiddle, and who subsequently
rested in Boston, has been sentenced for the offence to four
months imprisonment in the House of Correction. touch
ing letter from his wife read in mitigation Of his punish
men, for he isan elderly with fine family. The fol-
lowing is the concluding paragraph: ..
fou ask my forgiveness. do forgive you from my very
heart and the children do too When they think Of your
going TO the State Prison almost breaks their hearts am
moi able to and you but will try and have your
brother come if he will May the Lord be with you and
if we never meet again in this world may meet where
parting shall I've This is the prayer of your
ken and broken hearted wife" ....
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MORTALITY AMONG THE WORKING CLASSES IN Eve
LANp.-The British Parliament is about to be called upon
protect the lives and the health the aborng classes
Of the cities in the United Kingdom from the sources of poi
which surround their dwellings, carry disease and
besought by petitions from the victims themselves inst
tue sanaory measures, the evils which
flow from crowded lodgings dirty dwellings, personal I'M
cleanliness and the concentration of unhealthy carnations
from without fresh air, wa,er or sewerage
La article in the first number Of Howtt's Journal, in
which the working classes earnestly entreaed TO petition
Parliament sustain their just claim protection and
remarkable statements the results of inquiries
recently made into the actual duration of life the present
time in the cities, towns and villages Of England. From
these statements appears that while the Of mortality
the whole Of England is depoaby high there is vet an ex
traordnay among the working classes, arising from
causes which considered prcventable.
In the city Of Manchester IT, 362 down ms having
persisted IN years and above the mortality natural
to mankind and while the average age death of profess
sona persons a. that Of the working classes is said 10 be
only D. In part only Of England 5000 persons are said
to have persisted during the quarter ending with September
last beyond the mortality of the corresponding quarter Of the
previous year. The operation Of the Of the high NOR
tally among the aborng classes seems indeed have been
more fatal than during the past year lii Sheffield and
in Birmingham for instance the number Of deaths in the
quarter ending with September ls47 than double
that OF the corresponding quarter Of the previous Thou
sands Of adults and children said perish Of the diseases
fatal, for the reasons in barracks camps as and
ships In the parish Of ST. Margaret, in Leicester with
population of $4,000, almost all Of whom are artisans the
average age Of death in 1916 only 10 years In the
streets this parish that drained and were pro-
perry draned the average age Of death 235 wears
those that partially drained il l7 years while in
those entirely undrained it only l3t years.
Boston Trareller.
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HARVEST THE LAwYEns-The Fort Gaines Voun-
teer mentions that there only hundred and seventy
one cases the criminal docket Of the Circuit Court Of Hen
ry county, Alabama.