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To The Public.

The undersigned would rcspe ctfully announce
to Travellers and persons visiting Hamburg,
that he has taken for a term of years, the HO-
TEL, long known as HUBBARD'S AME-
RICAN HOTEL, which it is his purpose to
keep as such House should be kept, and will
only promise to all who favor him with a call
that lie will do all in his power to please and
where as much Comfort and Quiet may be
expected as can be found at any Public House.
A careful and attentive Hostler will be
kept constantly in the Stable, and Horses
shall be attended to in way that shall give
entire satisfaction.
A libcral patronage is respectfully solicited.
WIN. KETCHAM.
Hamburg, Aug IL 24tf
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The State of South Carolina.

ABBEVILLE DISTKICT,
John G.. Wilson, applicant, v. Robert A
Wilson and others. s.--PartiiOn in Ordinary
1t appearing to my satisfaction tha, Mr. Bull
ger and Jane his wife. Thos Lesly and Susan
his wife. Joseph Lesly and Mary his wfc,par.
ties Defendants, reside without the limits of
this State: Ordered that they do appear and
object to the division or sale Of the Real Es-
taste of Alexander Wilson, deed on or before
the first day OF February next, or their con-
sent to the sumo will be entered Of record.
DAVID LESLY,
Nov 10, lS47 81 BIN Ordinary.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
The undersigned returns her most grateful
Acknowledgements for the liberal patronage
long bestowed upon her, and takes great plea
sure in recommending to her friends and for
mer patrons, MIR. VIM. KETCHAM, in
whose management of the House she has the
utmost confidence, and would solicit for him q
continuance of their favors.
SARAH HUBBARD.
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Gan,bllr9 advertisements.
REMOVAL.

0|FThc subscriber having rem owed from
his old stand, in Shclton's Hotel building, to
the store formerly occupied by J. o. B. Ford,
would respectfully invite the attention Of his
old friends and customers, and the public gen.
orally, to his new and we'll selected stock Of
DRY GOODS,
believing all will be satisfied both with the
goods and the prices. 1t is my determination
that this shall be Called as well as be in rcali
ty, the cheapest store in this town or its vi
cinity II. S. STILLMAN.
IL; mburg, Nov 36 I'm
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The State of South Carolina.
ABEEVILLE DISTRICT.
M tic Court of Common Pleas.

In TIC court OF common I'LeGS.
james Cochran James F'ish-ANach-
meM.
The Plaintiff in tins case haying filed his
declaration in the Clerks Office this day: And
the defendant having neither wife or attorney
known to be i'll this State. Ordered that said
defendant do plead to the said declaration
within Il year and day from this date, other
wise judgment by default will be awarded
against him Il p SPlERIN, G.. G., p.
Clerks Office 29th April 1S47 ly ID
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LOST.

On Monday of Court, fine GOLD HEADED
WALKING CANE, vanished black, either in
this village, or between this place and Cedar
Springs Any information respecting it will be
thankfully received, or the finder suitably reward
ed. ]. W. FRAZIER.
Cedar Springs. Oct ~ IS If
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THE BOLD SEA WAVE.
BY G.. .INN.EUS NKS.

On! strong aud brave, is the bold sea wave,
And free rs the winglcs wind;
With sunny tides o'cr the deep 1t rides,
And the white spray leaves bchind
Thenthe sea goes down, and his lordly crown
We cease for while to sec;
But tho bald bright wave still tunes its stavc
III the deep ears Of the sea.
When the storm comes out, and voices shout
For help, DER tho gurgling main,
Till the stars that gave light to the wave
Are iriyh.en'd in again
Then the bold waves heard, li.ac wild sea
Careering OH its way, bird,
Till 1t gains the shore, and raves the more,
When its locks with rage turn grey.
Then here's to the brave, the bold sea wave,
That hath many a true heart borne,
And laid 1t low in the depth below,
Like an infant newly bora
While commerce brings to our ships free
The aid of golden sail, lwings
Till the one mind shall prevail
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NOTICE..

/ have left all my notes and accounts in the
hands OF Thomson u Fair. Those indebted
to me will confer favor by making payment
to them Immediately.
JOHNSON RAMEY.
Oct 27 IS tf
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FIVE hundred volumes, and eight hund-
red MSS. in Hebrew, have been added to
the British Museum. They formed the IL
brary of M. Michel, ofHamburgh.
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CITATION.

Whereas, Dounes Calhoun applies to me to
grant him Letters of Administr ration on the
Estate of John Calhoun, deeds These are
therefore, to cite the kindred and creditors
OF the deceased to appear before me on the
10Th of November, instant, to show cause why
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 3D. November, 1647
DAVID LESLY,
Nov 10 371w Ordinary
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'G:ss:, rcAaCi5 shI5I s1iieiisi
DRY GOODS

We would take this opportunity to return our
thanks to our numerous friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on lis for the last
six years, and would solicit continuance of
their favors.
We would also invite all persons buying
Dry Goods in Hamburg, who are not already
on our list of customers, TO give us q trial.
Our stock will consist Off much larger and
more general assortment than we have here
tofore kept. We will ais continue to keep
our usual assortment of CARPETTING,
OIL CLOTH, + L DOR Nj ATTIN &,
BONNETS, and Ladies' and Chidrens'
SHOES.
N. B.-Just received full assortment of
all numbers O. d u II G. II E 0 L II [ N G
CLOTHS, which, together with all articles
in our line, will be sold as low rs they can be
procured in Hamburg or Augusta.
VIM. KETCHAM e. CO.
Hamburg, Aug IL 24tf
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Wagons for Sale.

A secondhand one-horse Wagon and a two-horse
Wagon, both in good order, with harness, can bo
bought cheap. Apply at this Office. [Oct 20
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WATCHES

Repaired in tho best manner, and OH reasonable
terms. at the establishment OH Ccntro-strcct, re-
Gently occupi led by ~ G.. Naglc.
JOHN GUIMARIN.
Hamburg. Oct - 50 3nl
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Danrbur9 advertisements.
WAREHOUSE AND COM
MISSION BISJNESS-lIamburg, s. G,

The subscriber bcgs leave to inform his friends and
tho public generally, that ho will continue the
WARE House and COMMISSION BUSINESS, at the
He;eil Road depot. Tho convenience OF
this establishment is too well known to require
much comment Cotton or other Produce once i'll
store can be put tho Rail Road without tho ad-
ditiona expense of drayagc, &c. which is
tainly an item worth notice, both to merchants and
planters.
My charges will be as reasonable rs other like
conccrs in tho place, and The usual facilities given
to those who may give nlc their patronage.
sept Is ~ BIN Il. NJ. ROGERS.
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GreenviIle and Columbia Rail

ROAD COMPANY.
A meeting Of the Directors and Stockholders Of
this Campnny will be held ut Ncwbcrry G.. II. on
tho Friday after the third Monday in November
next l9th day of the month) A general attcn-
dance is requested, as business of Importance will
bc transacted. JAMES L. CAN'T,
Sec. and Treas. G. and G.. r. r. Co..
Grccnville, Oct 6 80 mtl9N.
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Gov MAIcY's BREEclEs- readers
doubtless often sec in the political papers,
Illusions to Gov Marcy's brecches; but as
nay not have very clear idea Of the
lich has originated SO many puns
III .ticisms, we quote the following &C.
{ It vrthc the whole affair from Cist's Ad-
vertiscr:
6 The fame of these unmcntonables will
go down to the latest posterity. Il seems
that Gov. Marcy was on public service in
the State of New York, and his neither in
tcgumcnts wanting repair, they were hand.
ed the landlord for transfer 10 the tailor
Phc work was done, and fifty cents charg
ed for repairs, which went into the bill of
tavern expcnses-an item there. and an
item in history also. The bill was audited
at the Comptrolcrs office of the State, and
fifty cents stcrcotyped OH the record.
g But this is only Z part, and the least
ancc who lived where the transaction oc-
cause Of the injury which the Governor Oh
this accession sustained, and had repaired at
the pnbIic expense. He had been walk
ing the streets, and was resting on one of
row Of -four barrels. Rising suddenly to
make way fer a lady TO pass-a nail pro-
.}ecting from the hoop caught in the seat of
honor tore it, Marcy is a wit, and a man Of
mind Turning to the company, who were
inclined to laugh at the disaster, he threw
himself into thcatical attitude, and ex-
claimed - See what a rent the cnvious
Cask as madep and under cover Of this
sally, made good his retreat to his lodgings.
The scqual is history"
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DUNBAR & BURNSIDE.

Having removed from the Brick Store formcrl.
occupied by them, to tho store next to DR. J. W.
Stokes and nearly opposite their old stand,
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REMOVAL.

VIM. EGctchaln e. Co.
Have renewed their stock of Dry Goods to
the store under the American Hotel, (latc
Hubbard's where it is their purpose to keep
a full assortment Of
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, The subscribcrs have pur-
chased from Nathon l.. Griffin,
Esq, the Cotton Warehouse in
HAMBURG, recently occuuicd bv
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TIE SHEPHERDS COTTAGE
Hsi y r~seussass %, s.nSs near = rod
Asran rsia-s h pesoe - he daas-
wAsS 60 80 III larry. iis wsI uaarrsaoos,
Rsrris ha.Fstnkiy . sass. 4.
To cher sAaa nc bod AM The thiIkss aaaxI,
Ths srsngrs - ever iasisrs
feI'R wrscsns b fleely psFtaks Il he Aaanl.
Al sasr~@ras NJ, fo~ he night
nskdEas n he nsrnias ~ iag from ihs nse.
And hssa1 de Young 81 afdss
TAra wiiA him uprising. drFaH Il yOu PIsass.
Wen - yoa rsfrshed % the gay,
t0s- --;a- e~ aalr a.licr Sc 6erny nelecfs
No trsfic ~ gain ne pursue.
Ana An the rswsra &c uish o. eEPcct
We tsle n the sod that ne Ia
MaakiaI srs an pilgrims On lies weary rad,
And many woun wander as,rsy
In srekiag Klsmity's silent ahoar,
Dia Merry mo- Point ont The way!
n I'll would laeir duty discharge IS they shouil
To hos whS arc firndless and poor,
The void woall resemble ny CO, near he WOOL
And lie he sweet stream at my door. NJ.
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WetihsFshsld, ceaneciieui. uho Uasave
Ty Efaagi0as and esasrienilaas man. mar,
red one 81 ahs mosl ill-naaaFed and iran,
blssome WOmea Ne r08ld Esd in Ihs Vi,
emily. THIS arrasinBed aniEsrssl Ear.
Prise wherever he EsS knosn. and one
81 hls neighbors Ernlunei 70 ssk him he
reasons whirh 81 goErrh~i his rhoice.
lie Eepsled IhNi. hsEinR had bni lutte frou.
BE IN the woEli. he wss fearful ef beenm.
ing Ioo mach attached 10 things % time
and sense. snd lhaugh'. hy experimenting
some affections. he shatlld became more
wesned lram The world. and he married
such . woman - be lh0nghl would aecOm-
Pl'sh his olJeeI. TIE best part nf the sso-
~ y. that has mfr. hearing he reason
why he married her. Was much offended,
and out Of revenge hrcame me az The mosl
pleasant and dHiilul wives in The IOWA.
declaring that she vas nal going IN be
pseAhnEse 20 carry her husband 10 heaven.
The suffice nay-uera
Nizam's Misunderstanding the seroHd M
stance Of Ibis progressive improvement IN
4 native Indian Stale.
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GoiEyerywhere.-I.ord Craven lived
in London when the great plague ragged.
His house was in ihai part Of the town
since called Craven Buildings. To avoid
the Ihrealed danger. his hardship resolved
10 retire 70 his seal in The country. His
coach and six were accordingly Al the
door. the luggage put up and all things rea'
dy Cor the journey. AZ be was walking
through his hall. with his bat on. his zane
under arm. and putting on his gloves. in
order 10 step into his carriage, he over.
heard his negro. (who served him as pos.
tillion.) saying TO another servant. " ! sup
pose by my Lords quitting London TO
avoid The plagse, that his God lives in the
country. and not in town." The poor
negro said this in the simplicity ofhis heart,
Is really believing in The plurality Of gods.
The speech forcibly struck Lord c., and
made him pause" Ny God" lhoughihe,
"liFes everywhere, and can preserve me
in the town as well as in the country ; Ill
stay where | am. The ignorance of that
poor fellow has preached useful sermon
10 ms. Lord, pardon that unbelief and
that disirust ofllly Providence which made
me think Of running away from thy hand"
Immediately he ordered the horses TO be
taken from the coach and The luggage TO be
brought in. He continued in London and
was remarkably useful among his neigh.
bors. and never caught the infection. s..
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I'm 8 WnLKs HCEEJgR.
ron FAMILY CULrURE

1& AAe&N@A NAA@M M&&@ .M-
AFrnn . ERrsa &rai e sKFzEienss a. "a q
sallng . nFNsFsPrT . Eks FsrEslEaE IA, Ee
have ssaerand eaI Psrsenf n.aasi e - an&
sPr. an AaE< acusae1 - ths FEs<ulaan Il
oonieEts, -. = the krst Faarr. Ne rhras. maa
imFrosing sRa mast Rnausng - a. Hea3-anA
IN ne nrHf Paare. lEkiEh : iapoasua - a.
I'D eairElsiad - Fut fElh ~ p1raI 3.owens
q ths Edsians thrnlsslsex We tsks ssiae y
she eaHrf0ils naatuErl uaaasl, ana u fhs ecuIiaI
character sirraea e. cur FsrTF. IEsisin -
very crnirr e nrw hserHias~. Ne Eanslk II
coanirrs e hoaksllrFS znd siss De
ESeanr II M Rsafs
Reoeisins 81 the English fesiadicsls. = care
fally Eaarh he arlise inielseris drs0acd } rgAe
meEal hicrssrHr. and Tirk fhe
Gems " Fanign Prvsafoak.
We receive The aduiFzlle journals q Frs,ns. an,
Translate with ailireng care de
Va. Gsytfy and csyisas Asreky n Life !
PwiE
Of the great mrtropolis ws i've n. NE give a
Nscz AaEsasHts end Daiags.
lAtNSs 4NxTW---------sfsul-.
keeping . record. Il ihe sane time, q Al ~
Gnnai 7zs1sLis gsaag Paa -,
and c0Fnnarnting on ire
Nssr Opiaioas. Aelg Writers. q Nr Earesafia'
We have two o. thrre
Peculiar and admireIlk casfitakors
In Short. Il
D:Esrs from az oilv PePers.
and we have every means Of making 4 uaosf "
nslle. We have embarked our
AnJifioa. Eafygies, and Lef RseuneeG.
in the ehsrsrtrr. sucrrss. and good innuence
Tie Hose JgHrn0L.
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Splendid Spring & Sum
mer Assortment


HAVE neceiyed q yeFS large stok Of Staple
N and Fancy Dry tiOcds, consisting AZ all aFii-
cles usually kePs Cor country trade. They would
invite the attention II buy r. % their assortment
Their Goods win he sold very low for Cash.
Particular sttrniion Is invited 10 the following.
which are comprised in the assortment:
DamesiieS. Bed Ticks. Sheeiings. Cotton and
Linen Apron Checks, Ginghams. Prints. BOYS
and Mems Summer Clothing, White aud Print.
cd Musllns OF all prices, some very handsome,
Dleached Shinings, Long Cloth, Brown Hollands,
Brown and hish Linens, and cmel and Canvas.
For mourning goods they have a very large
and handsome assortment consisting Of Alpacas,
Berages, Balzarines. Ginghams. anil calicoes.
Also, Linen camhric and Silk Hsndkerchiefs,
Printed Lawns, organde Muslins, Swiss Mus
lin Cold Dresses, French Camhrie MusIins. Giny.
hams, cameliDe Grenadcne. Printed Bmres. Bus
tie Muslin, Embroidered Muslins, Ladies Kid
Gloves, Muslin Edgeings and Insertings, Thread
do. Lisle do Wrought Muslin Collars, Grass
skirts, Bonnet and Cap Rihands, Fancy Barare.
Grenadine and Basket Scarfs, Black and Fancy
Dress handkerchief. HOneycOmb do. Ladies
Black and Fancy Mitts. Long Mitts, Gimps, and
Buttons for trimming dresses.
Also, Cloths, Cassimercs, Yes;ings, Fancy and
Plain Scars and cnyais, Collars. Bosoms, Sus-
penders, Stocks, and Genilemen's Gloves.
A very large and cheap assortment Of Bonness,
such as Florence. Rutland, and English Straw,
Lawn and Lace Worked Bonnets, Arifcials, Ro-
sets, Cap Tabs, Straw Gimp, Panama, Leghom
and Palm Leaf Hats, general assortment Of Fur
Hats, and Buttons. @ ~%&. a@.
Hardware, (incluling Carpenters ToOIs.) Car.
hage Trimmings, Crockery, Castings, Groceries,
School Books, Letter and Note Enyelops, Fam
cy Inkstands. Seals, Pearl Letter Folders, Steel
Beads, and Bag Clasps.
A very large, handsome, and cheap assortment
Of Parasols and Walking-cane UmhreIlas, ned
article, Walking Canes, Cooking Stoves, PotatoC
Boilers, Looking Glasses, Combs, Perfumery
Soaps, Brushes, Whips, Band Boxes, &c. &c.
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CASE OF CURE.


About Eve years since, Mrs. Simons, residing
al Trinity Place, while walking home from
Church, was suddenly taken with sensation
resembling the sling Of On insect on her leg be-
tween the knee and her ANGLE. The pain and
swelling Of the limb soon hecame alarming, and
a physi was called in, and although he had
the advice and assistance Of two more Of the
profession, the disease increased to such an q.
farming degree, that il was feared that she would
be subjected to the loss Of her leg, lofit was not
only lanced, but the bone was scrsped at three
different times. -.
During three mcnihs' suffering in this condi-
ton, il did not once occur 10 her wise physician
that corrupt state Of the vital fluid was the pr
mary cause Of Ill her suaeIing-but at this stage
Of the disease she was visited by fcmals hRhd.
who prevailed on her 10 tabs the Brandre,h Pils'a
PURIFY THE BLOOD.
She Immediately commenced the use OF the
Pills, and two boxes restored her TO perfect health,
and her limb TO soundncss. ss#es=. -,.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandrcth's Pills.
d. Heart, Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pittsbofo'
VIM. Foshce, Foshce's store, Chatham; J. D.
M.Dadc. Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane, Mason
Hall; L. & w. Smith, Alanance; J. 4 X, Sloan,
Grccnshorough; James johnson, Wcntworih;
Wood Il Neal, Madison; Owen M'Aleei, Yam
ceyvillc; j. X. Callum, Milton.
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Sands Sarsaparilla,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT crRE
or ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM An
IMPURE STATE or THE BLOOD
on HABIT or TRE SYSTEM,


Szofald, or Kings Erii, Rteum0iisni, 0bsfinGi
CutaneoMs Erupfions, Pimpis, ~ Pusfule
ere Me Farr, Bi0fcfcs, Bgits, ChTUHFc mn,
Eyes, Ring Worm R Teller, Scald Hegi, En-
largemeni and Pain If tie Bones and JOINTS
!NabtOrn Ulcers, SypliGiie Symptoms, Stia
fica, or Lumbogo, and Diseases arising from
an iajudicious use Of Mercury, Asotes, o,
. Dropsy, Exposure or Emprudence 10 Life.
also, Chronic Constitutional Disorders uiA D,
rfmored By this Preparation. ~
RHE health Of the human system depends al
= most entirely upon the state Of the blooi. II
the vitaIizing fluid which pervadcs every tissue
every membrane, fibre, filament, gland or oihcl
organ, primary or subsidiary; if the body he
charged with the element of disease, sickness.
must be the consequence; and until The Cause.
Of disease. existing in the blood are eradicated, no
permanent relief can be expected. II is here that
the powerful health-resioring properties Of Sands
Sarsaparilla are manifested; its searching opera.
tons reaches the CAUSES Of disease, and the cures
il performs are therefore radical and thorough.
Where distractions TO its favorable operation en-.
ist, they are removed as it passes along the ali.
mentary canal.
The proprietors submit to the public the follow
ing certificate, from highly respectable source Of
cure made by using their preparation:
New York, April %, 1915.
Messrs. A. b. & ID. Sands: Gentlemen: Feel.
ing Il duty due to you and the community at
large, send you this certificate of the allheaIing
virtues Of your Sarsaparilla, that others who are
now suffering may have their confidence estab-
lshed, and use your medicine without delay.
was troubled with severe ulcer on nv an
kle, which extended half way up to the knee, dis
charging very offensive matter, aching and burn
ing, and depriving me Of my rest at night, and
very painful to hear. was recommended TO ne
your Sarsaparilla by Mr.. James Mcdonnell, who
bad been cured by il, and after using five bottles
was completely cured -..... .-....
have delayed sending YOU this certificate for
one year since the cure was effected, in order 10
ascertain with certainty whether il was pern,a-
nent cure; and il now gives me the greatest pleas
urc to add, that have neither seen nor felt the
slightest temperance Of il, and that am entire
y well. s.. ...' ..-..s 1900.
Yours very truly, SARAH M'NTYRE,
-.s@zr .s e.~-as-- $40 Delancey-street
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
oil ITS superior value and efficacy, sec pamphlets
which may be obtained Of Agents gratis.
Prepared and sold by A. b. 81 ID. SANDS,
druggists, 100 Fulton street, corner of William,
New York. s.. s...s-..t...
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Hills
borough, and by Druggists generally throughout
the Uuited States s@55 @
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for S..
December 81. Hn nag .s So
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Notice.

rrxKrE -~i-.--.sa, .ss1s.;.s:-ssnto. ~ sasu s~su
JACoB JACksUN, Deceased. OF Orange
county. hereby gives notice To the Children and
Distributes Of said Jackson, that he Is ready to
settle with them, and pay them their respective
shares Of the estate, upon their presenting their
schedules Of advanccments made to them by the
said Jacob jackson in his life time.
HENRY WHITFIELD, Admir-.
: April II. 74-6w
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THE HILIsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS. HEARTT.

Tcrms.-Threc Dollars year, or Two Dor
lars and Fifty Gents il paid in advance. o'oa'
Of FIVE subscribers, who make the payments strc''
y in advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
year each. @ a
No paper will he discontinued until all aHeara'
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the puhsnsI'
Hereafter no paper will he sent to new SUI
scriher out Of this state unless payment = maoe u
advance or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor; in no case VIII 'he
paper he sent to a subscriber out Of the state 'o'
more than two years without payment.
,ADvEnTIsENEsTs not exceeding sixteen llhsr'
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents 'o'
each subsequent insertion; longer ones N pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five Per
cent. higher. A deduction of oue-third VIII 10
made to advertisers by the year. aa# II"