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Spring Goods.

WE are now receiving our sping GOcis.
W and shall open during this and nsNi week
a large and c,mplete assortment, which We shall
sell very low, particularly for Cash.
81" "~ LONG, WEBB Il co.
April 90. .@a'e@.s~1 ~*55~ -
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James :. See,
The BRASDRETH'S. PILLS are sold for 25
cts. per bax, at DR. d. Brandretl's Principal Of
fee, 24l Broadway, New York. -.-,s ..,.} +
GTAgents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
D. Heart. Hillsborough; 4. Terrence, Pittsboro'
WIN. Foshee, Foshee's stores Chatham; LIB.
MDade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A.. Mebane, Mason
Hall; E.& VI. Smith, Alamsnce: Id r. Sloan,
Green,borough; James Johnson, Wentworth
Wood Il Neal, Madison; Owen M'!aleei, Yam
ceyvile; ]. X. Callum, Milton
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A LOT Of nice LARD, @--
- For sale by
49,. LONG, WEBB, d 20.
March 81. ......s.
THE HHLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
isrrRL,snxn WEEKLY
ny DENNIS HEARTT.

BY DENNIS II IA Il
Tcrms.--Threc Dollars year, or "" ~.
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. , ,9s
Of FIVE subscribers, Who make the IA! nch's s'r"
" in advance, will he furnished at Two p'''"''
year each. = aa ,,r..
No paper will be discontinued until nli a','.
ges are paid unless at tie option OF tie f"'H' II,
Hereafter no palcl will he sent TO h'"
scriber out of this state unless pr, men' u i'"'
advance, or some person in the state VIII '. ~ ,hs
responsible 10 the editor; and in no case VII, ',
paper be- sent to siitscrilet out Of the s'a'' W.
more than two years without a payment. ,;,os
ApyERrisEaENTs not exceeding sixteen .'' g.,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five Genus
each subsequent insertion longer ones ~ r' Nv,
portion. Court advertisements ments,h"
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-tlird VIII '"
made to advertisers by the year.
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NEW AND CHEAP

SCORE
rItHE suh~csil<r. having foFmed . partnership
IL viii Z. n. Hon and w. A. cAragin, Is nSw
opening ..-..---.
A NEW AID COMPLETE ASSoRT-
MENT OF GOODS,
emlssein= almost every article usually sold IN
m. market. a his cd stand, ehr door west Of
Mr.. !. q. kiFkland's corner, wheIe he woald In
,i.s his Oh cnssamerS and friends 10 call and ex-
amino his slock. which viii h. found low enough
60 slil the TIMES.
November I. OIL
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New store
JUST OPENED.

THE sahssEslrFs inlsn3 kerTing e~nstAnlls 90
III hana a th<ir Nsw Sasss. sasi u tAs Ce~fs
~. = N4Fse Ia a
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STATE Or NoRrHCAROEINA.
a'@' =" *,as''oRASdE COUNTY. @'- '.'-''sa
In Egniiy-March Term, ls47.,s ~.
S;,aop Hss',edry aud ,oi e, and others,'''
-e. ss-a F., a1as ia@avs.t - ssefz~ tsit. - s@'
B9,fam;d Way a,h Join Ii@gs ESeeutOvs.
So fEesE Gsatg astdahers 90 81 Lii.
$685. ga rt5s ts,s,,.....s ST .sf=.aR a.sua g

IS
IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
I thai William Pike. John. Pike, William
Ward, Anthony Ward, Stephen Ward, Jonalban
Ward. Sarah Ward John Horncday and:wiie
Amy, William, Kinney and wife SUSANNA, Slc-
phen Wells, William Wells. Joseph Wells, Ma
than Wells, Elizabeth Campbell, Charity Allan,
Esther Wells, Sally Wells, jonathan Ward, of
James. Mary Ward, Thomas Ward, Anthony
Ward, stephen Pike, son Of VIM, Stephen Eli.
OFT, stephen Moore, Leah Siler, and her husband
q. Siler, the defendants in the above cause. are
non.residents Of this State n is therefore ordered
that publication be made in The Hillsborohgh Re-
corder for six successive weeks. fof said absent
Defendants to appear al the next Term Of this
Court, to Ne held al the Court House in HILLSIDE.
rough, oathe second Monday Of September next,
then and their To plead answer or demur TO said
petition. OF the same will lie taken pro confess as
10 thel and decree entered accordingly.
JAMES. WEBB, c. ME-.
Price Of adv. $3.50. q ,-. 83-6w
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TESTIMONIALS from twen,y!hree citizens
q Tarrytown, westchester county, n. u, con-
crrning The value Of BRANDRErH's PILLS,
a. 4 cure in BILIOUS and DYsPEPTic cases.
..''. - - - - -. q. January II, ls47.
Da. b. BEASpRErH: -...rE s..t.# --a~. -
Nm Deer Sr:-We. the undersigned, bcing
fuily convinced Of The superior quality Of your
Vegetable Universal Pills over all others as Ca
,haric Medicine, which opinion Is sounded on our
own personal cxperiehce-haying used them for
wears as family medicine. We, therefore take
pleasure in thus recommending them as specially
excellent. IN preventing and curing those bilious
difficulties TO which almost every individual Is al
eer,aip periods Of the year, more OF less subject
In all ayspeptic cases IN which We have seen then
usd. they have effected perfect cure The
method Of using them was 70 take one orltwo ey.
ery night when going 70 bed. Whoeyer that j,
dysveptic. and follows this adyio. will be sure o
4 cure, 80 we believe, as we have never known
them 10 fail. Nothing but the welfare Of our fell
Iow.beings has induced .us 70 write this; you viii
therefore confer particular. favor upon Us by
having IL published. 1850. Il .~-xTa.gp..s,as IL.
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Vegetable Universal Pills.

THE startling drawback ON nearly sll Medicl-
nal Agents has ever heen that in their process
II purgaiion and puTifcation they have also DE-
BIiTTATED THE SYSTEM. Hence Purga-
live Medicines have always been Eeganiei ~ al
bes, hut Necessary EriL. Patients resorting to
them for the reliefof ON Z disease nj the expense
AZ ANOTHER. To 'obyiate this Physicians
have long sought Cor an Agent thai wsuh NJ the
SAME TIME ~.aa..,i ss 3
PURGE. PURIFY AND STRENGTHEN.
But their efforts were nearly fruiiless. and they
had almost despaired Of success when the lahonrs
of science and research were rewarded Ivy dis
royery which fully realized the fon'les, desires OF
The Medical Faculty, and which IS justly regard
ed as ore Of the most important Triumphs that
Pharmacy has ever achieved. This important
desijeraturn is named -s.s,r4 h &
Dr.. Leroy's Vegetable Universal Pills,
Which Purify the Bldod, and remove all cur
rupt, and riiiated hum0rs, ard unkeatthy acea.
muk.ti0as from the body in manner never he.
fore IIivaIled, 'snd which yet produce hereakaess
or kJssifude. whaifyer, but on the contrary tone
the stomach and inyigerate the constitution do
ring the progress Of ibeir operations DR.. lie
Rows Pills, in fact unite those heretofore irrecon-
cilabIe, hut most desirable qualities, EucUtioa
and Inrigrafin, for they are at the same time a
strengthening .Purgqtirs, and Purifying fo"ir'
The Two psnseiPall iI..gredien'sin Dr. lie Roys
| Pills are s.
=" wsILp CHERRY kSD' jsA,,RIusAPAuLA,
50 prepared, that each promotes the beneficial eff:
feet Of the other the former Strengthening, while
the latter, through It's union with various veeeta'
bic ingredients, evacuates, and purifies, thus
they superinduce no sterpifiyser lassi,ude of the
/ Digestive Functions. and hence their operations
are attended BY no Reaction, or Subsequent Cos.
tiypnexe : .. q - +s.'f " '.=f - 49, -=5
n,Dr. lie Roy's Pills aret he most active and
searching Medicinein existence. They at once
attack thc very root Of Diseases and their action
is so prompt. that in an hour OF. two after they
are taken. the patient l. aware Of their good eff
feels. They not only operate on the Blood. but
also on the chyle, Of which the Blood is formed
and tlis SECURES geuf hloo,t from the fountain
head, moreover they produce neither nausea, gl
ping or debility, 'akl az family Medicine thes
have no rival. Y H'.s2~sH.I
.cT Price IS cents per Box.
For sale By
q HONG. WEBB e. Co. Hillsbofoush.
ELI MURRAY, jr., Cedar Grove.
April s. t ID
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insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance.
ductions made in favor OF standing at,er'ise''" ~
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'RURifT fHEBLeeD.
.''.' oFFAT's -
VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX RyTTERS.

TIE AiTh and snsied selehriy wkieh these
\. ss.... az, ss.s S.s p.s y .s Is.
usual practice Of Pung not only unneessary, epf uwoF
thy o them. They knovn by their fuils tAsir good
works ss. Tor them, and ey ,hrirs noa ~ shs aA q
Hcr AK sA-@ss
or ASTHMA. ACUTE ana cHRoSIc RHEUMATIss,
AFFECTIONS af fa< RLxDDER and kidneys.
BILIOUS FEvERs q LIVER cokPLAINTs.--
% sAs sesth tsA west wkee se diseases pr.vs tey vi
b found invaluable Pssnien farmers. and ohcs ~o
these Medicines viii never Afsfwaris b. siiha thsm.
: BILIOUS CH0Lfc, and SEIOUs LSoseress. BfLEs
cOsTTFEsEss COLDS e. COuGHs. cHOLfc
CONSUMPTION. rssd with graf in this dsezse
coRRuPr HUNoRS DRoPsIEs,
pysr EraIA. No person swah tiss .hsscssins d
ease. stBuh drAy using tess medsin nnedniely fs+
ERuPTioSs n che Skin. EEYsiPELAS. FLlTU.
LEscY. A gsH Ea.- ssa. .tE r.. sa str89
FEVER aud AGUE. Fur TIN. .eourse oflhe wys
tern cOaairy thse medicines ~ b. fund safe SPEEDY an
certain remedy OKr medicines law i- sys,.m susei 10
return Of The diseas-a cure y ihrss nricncs
TRY THEM. BE SATISFIED. ASD RE CrRED.
FOULSESS n LodPLEkIDS @T .5G
GENu1AL DEBILrTy,
ktnd, INHARD FEVER INrLAMuAToRY RHEGNA-
TIsN IMPURE BLOOD. JAUNBrCE, loss ar Ape
T1TE, ##@ @ ~5@ ? we "'f#
LIVER COMPLAIN rs, n...
M &c II URIAL Disc Asses IL
Neses fails eradicate entirely eli the "a Il mereury ns
ateIs thas the most pweE II ssrsapaa
NIGHT SWEETS, NERVOUS DEBILITY NERVOUS
COMPLAINTS Of all ks1ds ORGANIC APFECTIOSS
PxLPfTLTIos efth' HEART PAINTERS CH0LIC.
PIE Il o.. The a4ieina ISpp irior " thse medicine,
cured Of Piles Of pears standing By i of these L
Medicines alone.
PAINS in the bead, aide, back limbs, Prints sud oesans
RI Z MATISM. rhse .fseted win. TN,
terrible disease viii be Of relief By the Life Medicines
RUSH OF BLOOD 10 the HEAD, sCURYY
sxLTRHEUH, SHELIISGS. .y -eF g.
scHcFULa. Ca Kings EvfL, in Il.
worst fos,m. ULC ERs, Of sr,ry ae'eJirtaOn ss5
w O II Az 3 of all kiads. s:e eretually expelled b
these Medenes Pareai will 10 well adnin,ef hsm when
sxss tIer existence is suspected ReEf will b. cstssia
THE LIFE FILLS and PNGNN BITTERS
s~s1 $3.50 PURIFY THE BLOOD.
And thus remove all disease from The system.
A single trial will place The liFe Pills ana
PHHNik Buffers beyond Ii. zach Of eomps
lition in the estimation 81 every patient. 4 ~et
The genuine Of these medicines put up in whit
wrapper aud labels, together with p.s.phrt eslle
MvIats Gtid Samaritan, enhlainns TIC directions, sc
on which Is drs xing of Broadway from Wall street 10
Oee, by Which strangers visiting . city very ess
knd US. The wrappers and SaHarnan' are copyrighted
therefore those Who procure them h white wrappers
be assured that they genuibt lie eAref and do no
bay those With yeipv wrappers; hui il you DO, be szshe
that the, come direct from US, or duht touch them.
IL Prepared aai ~Idhy
DIR. WILLIAM 2. III T AT.
s35 Broadway. corner of AD'lrH street, NV fSSk-
For Sale By -.-. -- szs=
d. Heart, Marlborough, and
DC. Parrish, Round Hill.
WIN. Trice, Trice's Store.
May &c. 10
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Tmsses, E. Bohgids, n. Cathetcrs, Breast Pipes.
Nipple Glasses, Syinges. assorted. Vial and
Bostle Cooks. Nials. assorted. Sponges.
sga&e. &c. &c rEfF
n Also. a full and complete assortment OF
GROtscRIES. ;a"& h3f q. ttf.:f y
- II i LONG, WEBB & co.
Hsu,;,s e7 a; 80 .s+ ''. .tst.E 'r 90
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DIR. I.AC0UNTs
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rugs, Medicines, Paints,
DYE STUFFS &c: &C.

r.HE sda-u7..rs ~ 50 rssrsssa . lsrrs and
u fash sssJlF q al sasA Arleiss - a1e 80
Nv Ne = : siasss spElE slsss. wAalA NJ
- .axias,s . dispose q % The mesa rsAspnahls
-. The flsning complies iia q soms
81 - .1;rles ahEass en- had Aaa - ~
Ypsilanti sentinel. [volume] (Ypsilanti, Washtenaw Co., Mich.) 1843-1900, 1847-01-20

Mr. HUDsoN's SPEEcH.-We commence. this
week, the Speech of Mr.. Hudson on the ques-
ton of the reference of the Presidents Message
and commend it to a careful perusal. Fortu-
nately for the future veracty of history the
"Democrats' are yet extant which Brand the
pretensions Of the Message with the Stamp OF
falsehood. When a chief magistrate takes it
into his head to use the authority OF his Office
to propagate accusations againsths opponents,
and to misrepresent events, and their causes,
which tFanspire under his administration,j1be
comes the duty of the Represents>Te of the
people to speak boldly,-to yessue the truth from
the weight thus cas-v'SSPon it, and to expose thC
unftness OF the unworthy incumbent of Office
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Cootes, Culver, Darrah, Dawson, Deming, briggs,
Dyckman, Eaton, Glenn, Goodell, Goodrich,
Goodwin, Goodyer, Harris, Hebar, Herrington
Johnson, Jones, Kline, Knight, Makley, Mar
antette, McFarlan, Miller, G.. w. Moore, o.
Malley, J. D. Pierce, Pond, Seeley, Shaw.
G. H. Taylor, Throop, Upton, Van Du-
ser-39.
The bill was then ordered engrossed for q
third reading as follows:
YEAS-Mr. Adam, Arzeno, Bell, Britain,
Brown, Coates Culver, Darrah, Dawson, Dem
ing, briggs, Dyckman, Eaton, Glenn, Goodell
Goodell, Goodrich, Goodwin, Goodyear, Har-
ris, Hebard, Harrington, Johnson, Jones, Kin.
ne, Knight, Makey, Marantette. McFarlan,
Miller, G.. w. Moore, Noble, O'Malley, ]. ID.
Pierce, Pond, Seeley, Shaw, c. III. Taylor
Throor, Turner, Upton; Van Duser, Speaker
IA.
NAYS-Barker, Brooks, Chnbb, Clark, Ed
munds. Faxion, Ferrington, Flalick, Hayden
Hcllister. JENNINGS, Kelsey, Kilborne, Lomis,
McGraw, II. Mower, d. Pierce, Price, Rem
wick, Seymour, a. w. Taylor, Truesdell-22.
The bill then passed.
The bill relative to the payment of interest On
the amount due from the State to the Unyer-
city and School funds was passed.
The House then adjourned.
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previous question was called and sustained; and
on the question to strike out the original bill,
the yeas were taken and stood for striking out,
yeas 26, including of course ali the wing mem
bers. Nays, 80. The question occurring on
ordering the bin TO be engrossed for third
reading, there were % nays, including all the
Whigf. The bill was then read third time
and passed, all the wings voting against it,
Yesterday Mr. speaker Peck voted for two dol
lars day under Instructions, as he said: last
year, he went for the reduction on principle.
The House also passed bill for paying the
interest On the University and School funds due
from the State, out Of the proceeds of the Rail
Road tax: The object of the bill is to secure
the payment beyond any contingency.
VOX POPULI.
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By Pit;ssburg Telegraph.
/ NJ p O RANT NEW

From Mexico:

Refusal Of the .Nerican Congress to Treqt.-
.4drance Of Santa .4nna, acish $4,000 Mari
cans, against Sd!Guo-GeaeraI Battle En-
pected.
Intelligence has been received at New Or.
leans from Tampico TO the 25th ult.
No Mexican troops had. been seen in the vi
cinity for eight days previous to the 18th.
There were 1900 Mexicans in Tampico.-
Good hea 18th prevailed among them.
The Mexican Congress had assembled and
declared not to treat for peace until every arm
ed enemy had left the country.
Intelligence had been received from Monte
rey to the 22d INST. An express had been re-
ceived by General Taylor from Gen. Worth in
which the latter states that Santa Anna was
within four days march of Saltillo with 10000
men. Gen. Taylor Immediately dispatched a
reinforcement of two regiments of Kentucky
and Tennessee volunteers to General Worths
assistance. Gen. TayI Tor was to follow as soon
as practicable with his whole dsposabe force:
After concentrating with Gen. Worth, the whole
force under General Taylor would be about 10,
600 men, of all arms:
Orders had been despatched to Ger. Patter-
son to counterlnarch on Monterey, so as to par
ticipate in the battle which was expected to
take place in few days, as the heads of col
umns were rapidly nearing each other.
The next arrival will probably bring news of
another battle
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To the Citizens of Ypsllanti.

The next number of the Sentinel closes the
present volume. That it has been greatly i'm
proved in appearance and otherwise during the
two years of our Administration, we fiatter our
selves none will deny. That it has been of
great advantage to the place is also to US abun-
dainty evident. Those who have ayailed them
selves of its assistance in bringing their bust
ness before the public, have as far as we have
northumberland we have made many inqui-
ries,-5een abundantly rewarded; and even those
who have been incidentally benefited by the
division of the custom brought here, which
would otherwise have gone elsewhere. From
the regularity of its appearance. and the care
used in the judicious selection of news and mis-
cellaneous reading the ''Sentincl' has become
the chief dependence of many in the community
Tor entertainment and intelligence,-and is re-
garded in mitch more favo, able light than we
even dared to expect In RETURN for our labors,
interrupted and hurried as they are for the
want of ample means.
But what we have already done in the way of
Improvement, is nothing to what we ardentiy
Irish to do and what we riu do if the communi-
ty in which we act will but lend US the aid of
their sympathies and patronage. Let but each
of our present subscribers pay nip his present
arresrges,-if not in full as much as possible
and each, who is abundantly able, pay one year
in advance, and we pledge ourselves before the
coming year expires to publish in Ypsilanti the
"bcst paper in the State.' Indeed not few
have expressed the opinion that we had reached
that point already. There are however
many points with which we are by no means
satisfied, and we shall receive no such compile
ment as deserved until we can claim it despite of
gal nsaying.
Let but the M erchants, Mechanics, Profes.
sonal men and what not, step into our office, in
sert their advertisements and cards, pay for their
paper, give us their encoura cement, and If they
are aware ola secluded nook of country where
the Sentinel is not taken, pay us for few ex-
ira copies for the sake of introducing both it and
themselves, and we will ensure them golden
return. Will net this be done? Our Millers,
too, who constitute the class of heavy business
men, can benefit themselves and US by patroni-
sing the Sentinel and assisting its circulation.
Upon them more than anyother class no more nu-
merous depends the busines of the village.
We shall look to them for liberal share of
patronage in the coming year. Shall we look
in vain! For our intentions for the future see
our Prospectus next week.
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An INDIAN MAssACRE.-A correspondent Of
the st. Louis Republican from Council Bluff
on 18th ult., gives the following particulars
of an Indian massacre near that place Diet
.4dv.
On the night of the 18th and l3th-the let
ter states-a war patty of Yancton Sioux In
dams defeated and destroyed fourteen lodges
of the Omaha tribe of Indians, located at the
time at Woods Bluffs, situated about sixty
miles from this place-Belleyiew. The men
and warriors of the Omahas had left the camp
on hunt; and the Sioux, soon after they at
tackled the camp, discovered that they had wo-
men and children to contend with. The slaugh-
ter was terribie-serenty three were killed, and
nineteen MORALLY wounded. Two men made
their escape--one ofthem named JOS Fait che,
a trader in the employ of Mr.. Peter A. Sar-
ply, and at the time in charge of stock of
goods.
He ran frsm the scene of blood bare footed,
aud arrived at Belleview with both feet frozer.
Mr.. Sarpy, and Maj. Miller, the present agent,
despatched party of men to ascertain the facts
and they confirmed, on their return, the report
of Lafeche: They also reported that FIVE Of the
Sioux lSS.S1ians had been Rr,ec-1o dodSr !.
--l1ecrDy the Omaha squaws. Going twenty
miles further than the ground of the massacre,
they found the place where the goods of the ira
derha been divided among the robbers.
1t seems, adds the letter, that fate is against
the Omaha Indians. -Four or FIVE days before
this event took place, one lodge, camping at
Ca5anae's cid teading honse, was attacked by
war party of Ayonas, commanded by the well
known chief "U'kite Cloudr--and four of the
men wounded, and one woman killed.
| Ought not the United States to interfere, and
prevent such wholesale massacres of these
children ofthe forest