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NEVER fails 10 cure IN oil cases cf Too,h-arhe,
- when ], arises from dccaycd state IL the
Teeth. II Is simple in lis application, Harmless in
its effects, and thousands who have used Il have
declared they would not he without this remedy
il il Gust $40 per Vial. Il il not ca,ch-prnny
production, but actually docs what il proposes to
accomplish. -
Price "a! cents per vial. .. $780,.
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LEE. JUDsoN 4 LEE.
Farm er,s Hotel.

hiLIsSbOhOlhH.N ~. Y.
TIVE subscriber having taken charge Of The
Il Farmers Hotel on main street, few doors
north Of the Court House, and Immediately OPP
posite the printing Office, IS prepared to entertain
his friends and as many Of the public as will give
him call. .-s ...- ..a.-
His Table will be supplied with the hest
that the market will afford. -=-. A.
His stables viii he well furnished with
proyender, and attentive osiIers. H
In short, every attention win be paid 10 the
comfort Of his guests, and his charges will be mo-
dcrate. Ia. #..z vi
81 A. G. MURDOCH.
May 10. .s.s.. 1-. -@@# ST.
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nR SPENCER.
DR sPENcER's
Vegetable Pills,
ANn BE- b..
Vegetable Tanie and Rests-
FaGlEe HillErN,

-
ratlEe BillerN,
- fkt ore n Di.rep.ss snf Lar c..sk;..
THE many 49, hssw l<sn rsrsG a 49,
n germs dlsessrs - akr< n.r1kse.. 49,
inlnrx 0xhrEs, sinuiiaaly sfirled, 10 as,s -.
ssI.rs q lie ssue Easy and saesssalsra.,s. ~
=. BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. a ss,,,l 80
HalsaaaaI Cs.aixenx. sd - iE.Eais.ss,. ~ -
dixrsaixe ssEnns, $3.50 - Il Gke IA K,s -
{. srsian u tArss nrdkinrs 1Ass 9ssass.;s, -
tasinl, TkR PlI.Er. > sen RIieseA. 80 rs..,..-
n, rurrd. y pesrsrHinE n ne sse 4 A. -.
1 and Bisless AZ rs xsrn seaaksv n,a,s..A..-
/ BOMEL. and SIMMER cOsPIAiNTs =
h~ron.e isrqurni, and Il nesIrrsss, sesssr -, -.
eessus; slrsr mcdicines sSr rvsl.fa ,ss.,s, !, =
/ dtakrn oocasiaanIly shFoush fks xs1 ~ss.a :.
siis<tuai psrxenlisr agGinE any ssssek Z a..
comElsinls; aEd nnNier. Isn.rmleF fhul a ssar.
/ a prevention ! ~ath pound ~ cure
j Pre- p csnas IT hos GO de Pilis, 1rdSl lei
bOstle for Ihe Biiirrs.
Tao (skksriag eryfiE0aff . Irum az Re-. Fl
Frszn. II hsrsksE Dffyirf. 4 {.
have ased IN my family Dr. HulI's Fe.sr -.
AgDe Pill. and slso DT. sirhcsf's fsrsiall. IN.
Coz Inc lass Two years, and have no hrs;,.,s
prunouncing thrm 70 Be- mosi sxerllrnt e.
mnlisines; and - sn'sci q jnzine 10 III No..
) Proprr.ou u ihsss insslusllr PilIs, / wis
los The information and satisfaction q All ra,.c
ed, that my wife, pEisr % our msrrisee. h.d -.
) more o. les The suhjrst u cAilk and P.rry, ~
about eighteen mou.hs. having iricd sarass r..
dles without sueccss, and wss srTy much ueduc,,i
in hesh. A fe~ DAYS after our marriage - cou,.
mrnced with spcnref's Pills. and in a., !, \,
Afterwards with huli's Pis; she used alou, ~
. boz u each; the result MAS. q nABarat ira,
she Iegained her health and strength 1ery rs,iI.
; ", and has had mo- return " ckiNs and Fsr,
|. ,fHes. belicse ihese MediriAes 10 ~ han,lo..
c and safe; and when us'd ~ specifically dirat,d
|. ne attended with satisfactory results.
e ... L. J.. FRAZER.
|. Pennington. kephsw Dis, =. c.
e Mas 10, 1876. ."h
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Co. WILLIAM JONES.
TOEIABtRc. FRaNKLIA cOIATE

NMaA Ganallnas
Co. WILLIAM JONES
LOTIABTRC. FRANKLIN cOtAII
II Grnsnl As<ai : fully Issr4Ee1 = -
paini ssh~Agemis nh<Ersxr thras = 30 hEanrh q
lhr csmgsnyi siihsr - Persunal sgfhrsiiaa .
" mzil. tssf-gaid. The rsIdd sale q thesr ~
Bslraar1 Islls. and M sAaI.asdins cuEes Try
are Oonssanlly shecsing, pcnau lhsa.. ~ far. me
moss PsyulaT Iill 4 Ihe -. A AscnCy al
oaasrqornily g vrry VslDntie.
The GssirnleEg Pills arr iaconceisaliy 500
,isE - any sxsr l~fsss diso0srsrd In Al billaus
comatlainls; u grneEal deIansrmFai q the So
lem; IL ~ dlsordeFs which Eesuh from had
slnse a fhr haood. tlese Iils are sOssErign ~
nrly.
m de rIass q DISEASES raIled chronic. lle Grse-
Ernl<sR pills achisss lheir highcs trinlnphE hrse
thrx dsas Al e0mlstiaion Rnaeaihg ~Ithin the
sursly purify The Hood, Eooi oui dlsrasr. ard give
tone and vigur 20 he hciy.
| CURES anE CONSTANTLY EXPECTED
| lS Ihrse Pills. in cases xher every osheI n.cans
lssd utterly lallcd. The mosi ahnBdslsi lxooi u
Ibis could le given, but tIial q Ons tox viii
convince Tie paiisni. They can lr osierrd and
ssnt B, mad, Il irifing eapnse. The prize i
Is cents a bon. Rzsr fars dbllsrs sr9fh ays
sardsr.a md fac nsgsssy rsaaifisd. fhe caMpaay
riH pay fks pOstage 90 fks Piis. Remittance.
=, Ihe cOmpsny's nh. Wherever there i nj
Agency Of the Company they can be ordered ls
mail.
These Pills are taking The place of al oisaers
ssnd no sick person should l'e without ihsm.
ALL BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. .
Bowel Complaints. Constipation. DysisPsia. re
iver and Ague, Headache, Jsundioe. Liver Com
; giants. rheumatism. Ill Stomach Complains
tircrn sickness, &c. &C., ,ield n once 10 ihes'
: Pills. They pure ava. ofenslse hunofs, NJ
rest the progress n disease. aud II tie same lm'
rrsiore tone and sigor Ia The system. In case
Vi general dersagrnent Of the health, ihey an
SONEREl6N. e z @ *s #s. .-=
.f+..u By THEIR Use.
The weak will become strong; the pale and lil
lous complexion he restored To perfectly frcsl
aud healthy color; al the bad symptoms viii Oh
by one disappear. s.s ~@
In short, these Pills are an uncomfortable I'D
vance upon any other medicine ever before ofrI
ed 10 the public. 4 trial will satisfy any ono 9
this.
June Is. S.
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DIR. II. I. PEERY'S
vERMIFUGE OR aDEAD SHOT,"
FOR WORMS.
Ahighiy wiua5ie preparation, capable from fht
prOmpiiiude " Us aetioa. cf clearing
sa-s fae System ia telc hours Of
erery uorH.

prOHpffudf VI as dffi0a. ~ clearing
.aaazs ihe system, IN a tesc hours Of ,-=aas
srery Torm.
vTxHE origin. 5rsrlopmrnt, aud suypos, oi
II worms in the human system. are 10 be at
tribuied to iepraved and debilitated condition
of the stomach and bowels; il beiug an establish
ell fact, that where the digestion is unimpaired
and the general powers Of the system in heal
thy state. they can find no hsbtation. This pre-
palstion has the peculiar advantage Of not only
DESTROYING every wotm, but also Of producing q
healthy action Of the stomach and other organs
of digestion. thereby relieving many complaints
arising from a arrangement Of the digestive or
gans. Although prompt and certain in its opera
ton, and not unpleasant 10 the taste IT is perfect
u safe and adapted to the tendereSt age.
Numerous certificates Of the value and useful
Extract of letter received from DR.. Wharton:
Newcastle, Va. ian. Sd, 1874.
Dear Sir gave a vial of the Dead Shot"
YOU left with me fou the purpose Of testing lis me.
rits, TO friend Of mine. who introduced its use
in his family by giving il to patient selected As
a suitable case. Il was administered according 10
the directions around the vial, and To nv aston
ishmcnt, the first operation brought away about
IS worms. have administered IL in several 9th
er instances since, with similar good success; and
il will afford me much pleasure in doing all in
my power TO recommend It TO the notice of nv
friends and the public generally. With respect
yours, &c. THOMAS ]. WHARTON.
Prepared by DR.. n. r. Pkrnr. and sold whole.
sale and retail l,y A. b. & d. S,xps. Druggists.
100 Fulton street, corner of William, New York.
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Agents,
Hillsborough. -.f
October 20. rs ,-~r,e, 5l-I2m
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TIJH: aEIa&'|

EVERY family IN the United states should
- keep supply Of DE-. HtLLs COUCH
LOZENGEs in the house, no, only as presrn.
tive medicine against the consumplise iendencirs
Of the climate. but as an EFFErTTIL RE.
NEEDY in all cases Of Coughs. Coids. Splitting
IF Bhof. .Tghf STeais, Dibfcnhs Of Brcathipg,
isfLma. Hh0opiag Cough, Emacisfioa, and ~.
nerni Dsbiity. Remember that this meslirine is
no, mere paIIialon, but i j. all powerful in re.
moving all d-csses ofihe chcs, and lungs, leading
10 consumption and death.
Price IS cents per boz. ... 1855
7s nn AnnHfAssrs
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY. =. ~
Superior Court Of I.aw-September
-.

JUFOFIUI OUuIk U Iid"--astIIIVTIUtT
H* Term, 1917. 1t F.. ..:=
Martha E. Tann VS.. Wills J. Vann.
+. Petition for Divorce.
NOTICE is hereby given to defendant that
~ the dcpositions Of N. g. Hcrndon, and 9TH
ers. will be taken for the Plaintiff at the Office Of
John w. Norwood. CO IN HiIlsborough. ON the
fourth Monday Of October Bsxt, to be read in e,i-
dence in the suit pending in Orange Superior
Court. wherein Martha Il. yann is plaintiff and
Willis ]. Vann is defendant. ~s& j
f." X. NJ. JONES, C. $. c.
| Price adv. s2:s0. g7-5w
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
~ PrBLisngB WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

IN DE NNIS III Fla KIT.
Ternls.-Thrce Dollars a year, or Two POI
lars and Fifty Cents il paid in advance. Clubs
oil live subscribers, who make the pr, mrnts strict
y M advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
year each. a4" '& ''5srt "s'"@
No paper will he Discontinued until III aueara-
ges are paid. unless at the option Of tile publisher.
Hereafter no paper, will be sent TO new snls
scriber out Of this state unless pay mcnt is made IN
advance, or some person IN The state will become
responsible to the editor and in no ease will the
paper he sent to subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without Payment.
ADvEnTlsEMEsTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
ono dollar for the first, and tmcniy-fi cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher. a deduction of onc-third will be
made to advertisers by the year.
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lust RECEIVED, two dozen Portraits Of Gen
~ z. Taylor. -...........- ..
Pine and coarse unbleached Cotton James.
Fancy Casmeres, and Black French Doe skin
CAsmeres. zs
Pink Calico, Plaid bingham, White Holland
Black Alpaca, also liz Warp Alapaeea.
Black Salts Iesting. Bleached Co,tons.
White Paper Csmbnc. Birds Eye Diaper.
White Cotton Handkerchiefs, Ladies Colored
Kid Gloves, hest.
Black Nci Miits, Sewing Silk, Fancy vest But
tons and Rings
Saddle Blankets &e.
gr A fresh lot Of DIR. Peer's Dead Shot Yer
mifuge at New York prices, BY the dozen, TO Mer
chants. ###s
LONG, WEBB & CO.
July 10. S.
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One dollar per square (l6 lines) for the iirst
insertion, andes cents for each continuance. De-
ducions made in favor of standing advertisements
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
DIE sTUFFS &C. -

Drugs, Medicines, FallllS,
DYE sTUFF6 &C. &C.
-
TINE rsAMrA~s hass - ssasixea . l4zss -
II fsesA sapgas a 81 sa<A sEaclsE - az .s-r
an LA il : aasxe DEzg esass. Nha1a ~ 1
az aaaioas q ei4ese a an Ne uaas nrasaaatae
terunS II Esa0NinE s.saPns1s - = 500
e De uuirirs slxass - ha1las
sslyaaar 81 Qsiains 49, An@aaias.
Maphins cEasP s4nR
Iroa lspanlsA saflF1M.
cqqr Isins Glass
Zine fswlxEs Mn. sSl1ilaa.
Alum SAlis q TaEtaEs
Masnesia Oaninrni Ianihsr
S.aa Innun
Acid, Tartsne HydnEE
s1lphnFie Oh PePF<snsint
Mink 4 Niino1s Ilssrs
BensOie l3aoa
MuHialc q 4. Ohsrs
PHls. Iperse. casoE
JalsP Anl~
Rhri Horm@col
AIes ganiVsr
cuh~bS cEotoa
NyIsh SassafEAss
carh. Iroa Prrripsluae sT'inc. Digaslis
Ammonia eolchirum
Gum AFabSc Opiam
D.. Ammoniae DO. csnrh:
Il FuaiE Iron Murat:
/. Mxrh cantharides
Slrllac Rhei
camElhor Gentisn
Giuiarum Iodine
Radix seillse feIdigns
Il Geniian Turkey TINKER,
] SsrPrulaFia lTsHe De Sienna,
colunlsO Pussian Blue,
Senrka yellow ucfe,
Waterman Red lead. White Lead
Speelia lllark Lead, Indigo.
Rhei Glue, Venetian Red.
Cram Tartar Nader. Lamp Black,
sub. & Roll sulphur Spanish Brown. bofan,
Mama. Spermsciti. crOme Green. litharge
Iodine. Iodine Posassa, t'roine yellow, snuh.
Kreas,,e. Gsmloge, lrumeic. Pumice Stone
7 calon,el. blue Mas. iI0gwood. Ground a Ia
Ext. Geniisn & Bark. Ra,.rn STONE,
Peruvian BARK. \. g. X. I.inseed Oil, Sperm Oil
E Nitrate Of Silver, Tanner Oil.
E Sugar Of Lead, spirits Tunentine,
Preparsd chalk. cOpal Narnish.
Granyille's Lotion. Coach Namish,
{ Balsam cspaiya. MiSiaf's Balssm VII,
. Spirits Rosemary. Cherry,
/ Sp. Nitre Dull, SIENNA, Jujubc Paste.
Trusscs. Z. Bougics, Z. Caheiers, BIeasi Pipci
Nipple Glasses, SyHnges, ASSORTED, Vial and
Bottle corks. Walls. assorted, Spongcs.
&c. sc. &c.
Ir Also. full and complete assortment u
GROcERIES.
= LONG. WEBB L. CO.
April &c. 70
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SHINGLEs! Shingles! wanted in exchange
~ for Goods. ~sa J.
PLANK and LUMBER, Of all kinds, wanted
In exchange for Goods.
We are now prepared to take all kinds Of
Country PTodnce, such as Corn, Oats, Fodder,
Hay, &c. &c, ia exchange for goods. 1913
Also. every kind Of countrywide Cloths, Bees.
wax, Feathers. I'silow. &c, &c.
LONG, WEBB L. co.
July 70. 81
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fuRlRT TIE BL GOD.
NJ oFFA TIE
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BiTTERS

The high and sassd esishr, which ihsse pre- sminss
Msd.sass hare sssuises &c their a,sSi.be s@essy N ~
the dsesses Which they prss 10 eurs has rendered The
asaal rasse 81 pang not oaly unnsesssary bat
thy q tsn They ksovn by their fsas; thss good
wosks testify fr s, shd thsy thrive ~, ~ tie ish Il
the eredal0as.
INT ALE q n 90 H=S@
or ASTHMA ACUTE sH1 CRR0NIO RHEUuATIsM
AFFECTIONS II fhs BLADDER aad KIDNEYS.
BILIOUS FEvERs q LIVER cOMPLAfNTS.-
IN ihs soh and west where these di.sasss rta i~y wl
Be fssnd Invaluable Planters. fafm-n. and Oisa ul
thsss Medicines Oil shsssssis y wFhut Ihm.
BILIOUS cH0LIc. ana SERIOUS L0ostnsa. BiLES
c0sTIvENEss. COLDS & COUGHS, cHULIc
CONSUMPTION. Used wsh graf success n the ssuxsa
CORRUPT HUN0Rs, DRUPSfEs,
DysPEPaTA. NJ persa With ~. distressing D
ERUPTIoSs v p.s skia. EErsiPELIs. FLATU
LENcf.
FEVER aud aGUE. ror N. sesursr sf,l~ w.s
tern oounuy tiess m-caes will be Essnd sa. s-sy. ssd
ream q se dssssea b he.s mslcr. I-snsansat
TRY THEN, BE sATIsFirD. AND NJ CURED a
F0ULNESS ~ COApLENION
0uNu RAJ pnBILTTY, +.
itsd. NHARD rErER. iNfLauuaTOsY EHEDua-
TLsM, IMPURE BLOOD. JAVADick. Loss y ArPg
LIVER COMPLAINTS, *
VI E n q URIAL DIsEA sEs.-
Never fails Ia essess. en,el, al ,hr &c ris Il Mrfemy al
nsey than r uswer ySrtsrnisa Ssn,ar1is
NIGHT sHEATS. NEgrOUs DERILITY SERrOrs
COMPLAINTS n all kisds. ORGANIC AFFECTIONS
PxLPITATI0N " M HEART. PAINTER's CHULIU.
FL u b. Tbs aisinsl lers sls IL the seden.s
was euscd a Res u Is yes standing ~ Tim u thse Life
Medicines akn. s#s -...... ID F.
PAINS in the had, sie. back Lis Prints snd utrsns
~ N n u NJ q TfSM Thr.e Afflicted with tina
terrible disease, viii be af re.T By III. Life M,ieinr,
RUSH of BLOOD Ia the HEAD, sCUErY,
sxLTRHEUN, sHELLIN.S @+t %&E1
scRoFULA,as Kings EVIL. IN q.
wofst fosms ULCERS. 1srsy dsseSTpfisr -
w o Il M q, AZ al kimi. are sn-c,ually eIpsled b.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY. ~
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, lSi7.
Josiah Turner,
vs..
leonard G0tts.
Original Attachment, levied on Personal Pro-
- - pcIty.a y q - -

III appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court
that the defendant in this case, Leonard Gates
is not an inhatitant Of this State It is therefore
ordered that publication be made in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder for six weeks succe.sively, FOL
said defendant to appear at the next term OF thi.
Court, to be held for the county Of Orange, at the
court house in Hillsborough, on the fourth Mon
day Of November next, 70 plead to or replcyy, OF
the property levied on will be condemned 10 sa.
tisfy recovery of plaintiff a. ..-..r.-..-
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court
at Office, the fourth Monday of August, ls47.
JOSEPH ALLlSUN, C. 6. G..
Price adv. $3.50. 9s-6w
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A Hint 90 be Observed.
T,HE subscriber, having disposed u his estal-
IL Iishment 10 X. Nichols. i deSinous 10 closr
his business as soOn as possible, aud Mould iherr-
fore respectfully reqncs, al persons inteblrd 10
him b. note " account 10 call and sctiie imme-
disiels. ...> ..e. a
'.. WM. II. BROWN.
August Q. M-
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"A MONG oil the advertised remedies Of the day
- for Aguc and Fever, Chill aud Fever, none
seem 10 NICE, with such mpidiiy Of sale and give
much general satisfaction, as Dr. HuI.l.s CELE-
DRAFTED PILLS. Wherever they have been
introduced, all tonnes in whatever shape, all mix.
lures and Pills. and Preparations Of every charac.
ter, designed for this disease have been discarded,
and DIR. Hulrs Aguc Pills have hcen received as
the ONLY PERMANENT CURE, They stop
the chills and fever the first day, and do not sick
en- the stomach or operate on the bowels.
Young children, and persons 81 all ages, sexes
and conditions, may Use these Pills, not only with
safety, hut with the certainty of success.
Frice per box, IS cents. f a.-~szz.'
A fresh supply of the above medicines just re-
cciycd and for sale by
s. ID. HEARTr, Hillsborough,
]. b. M'DADE, Chapel Hill.
September .. @$ S <'tF sc-lamolsmo
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DIR. I.ACoUNT's
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DIR. nuI.I.,s
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DIR. HILLS
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-10-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Oct 12--S, p. m.
The steamer Jewess, which arrived here this morning
from Norfolk, reports that leaving Norfolk yesterday
and when abreast OF the rgate Raritan that vessel was
discovered to be on fire on the main deck and that they
Immediately hauled to, and put on board all her passen-
gers who volunteered to assist in suppressng the ames
and put back Norfolk for engines, which they obtained
from the frgate Pennsylvania. However, on again
reaching the fgae Capt Sutton found that the volun
among his passengers had nearly suppressed the
flames and that he then started on his passage. At
ter leaving the gate he observed several boats from the
frgate Columbia approaching the Raritan of which
swamped and overturned, and either two three of
its crew drowned The fire is supposed to have been
communicated by sparks from of the steamers pass
ing The damage does not exceed five hundred dollars
The papers from the north to-day bring news Sales
of 900 bbls Howard street -four made to day at
s. "a SO. The telegraph between Philadelphia and
Baltimore is still out of order.
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ELECTIONS.


The mail of this evening furnishes us with no addi-
lional returns 10 those published last evening but
we copy from the Mledgeville Federal Union" the
following full and corrected list of the sc counties being
all as yet heard from
The GO counties, whose votes reported below show
democratic gain in them of 1877 upon the vote of Col
McAllster in 1915. These gains overcome the majority
OF Gov. Crawford when last elected which was I,73i
and place him ahead of Gen. Cnch SOD votes If the
gains in the 81 counties be heard FROM shall
pond with those reported, COL Townss majority will be
about 1000
In the senate it is improbable the wings will have
small majority The house, from present indications
may or NAV not be democratic;
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Necessity of Contributions sustained by Author
lty md Examples.

ity md Examples.
The authority am about to adduce is one which was
framed for any purpose OF defending american con-
rbuiions 1t not written in the heat of European
contests, but in the calm of peace when the events on
which the writer expresses himself had been passed for
thirty, and some of them for more than thirty years
These opinions were pronounced when the King OF Prus-
STA dead, and when consequently, personal court
could be paid to him by their annunciaton is the
hority of highly respectable reviewers whose work is
still referred to for facts criticisms and opnions and Of
ten, for these purposes, deservedy quoted The examples
those of the great powers Of Europe in the middle Of
the eighteenth century. The reviewers edinburgh
Monthly Review 1857, 4s9) thus remark in their re-
view of DR.. Towers's Memoirs Of Frederick of Prussia
commonly called the Great" ~
'War is undoubtedly evil but il is admitted, on all
hands, that may be necessary epH aud when prince
engaged in state of hostility, would surely
absurd tell him that he is push his conquests
coding his ability 1t was the practice of the Prussian
monarch; and thence he acquired his military fame"
sDr Towers is very the conduct of the King
Prussia, in levying contributions the towns of the
enemy for the better subsisng of his troops But the
tors animadverson other purpose than exhibit
his acquaintance with the practices to
state of especially with regard to frontier
may here be proper TO observe that the Russians exacted
heavy contributions; they burnt the Prussian villages and
committed apes ON the wives and daughters of the inhnb
tans but not word is said by Dr. Towers of the injustice
and iahnmdnfty of any of these proceedings The Aus
rans entering Brandenburg, demanded six hun
bred thousand crowns They also pundeed the suburbs
of Berlin"
1t has been said of celebrated State of antiquity that
they had no knowledge except that Of forging arms to
piage those who were less powerful than themselves
We may say the same of Mexico Let our plundered
merchants and ncarceraed traders Attest let their
civil bear witness But it is high time that we take
the utmost security-hat we impose ample safeguards,
such in power, that the shall not happen
with respect to Mexico by the suPnenes of the
of Greece and the superior perdy and bellgeren pro-
pensties of the Lacedemonans, happened with respect
ihem "tha they rendered the city of Sparta what Plato
calls the lions den, in which all the treasures of Greece
were amassed" We know the paths by which immense
wealth has been conveyed into Mexico. Let US now
learn those by which il can be conveyed out.
AN AMERICAN