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VARIETY STORE.

TIVE sua.ssnasT hss $3.50 Nssaesy sasEe
"A nod a ~ esazt haes. 80 80 600 fAsi
e Lt~s. NeAA a t. NhrEs ~ wi'i y paeasr
q = 80 tAs pulAic EsnrEaly. IN Parlra.zIly hls
"a fisn3s NaS - kbeszliy pssSnzo6 hin MIRA
; pnil4r. lie Las % hand SCH q DRY Gna1s
al ironsfies. coa.toeiioanses. t'igsrS cheNing
sn1 sGskias faAanos. sns i fsd hslie u -
masa eSsrF ding. Taos wllo lrsde win hlaa
lnay he saas sbsy saiii 50 sod bHEaaa&
Al kiaas - pToiaar. sssrh - com, isiarF. oats.
hsGr. poultry u FL kiass. osSHiIy msae ciossas.
FraiheIs. Sc, vii - sakea N sxehsnse ~
GooAS.
'1 ROBERT T. NORRIS.
APH Is. -. .s~e. To-
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Notice.

yFNHE subscriber, having taken the weIl-known
n stand formerly occupied by Allen Parks, de-
ceased, intends keeping on hand. lor the retail
trade, provisions, such as Bacon, Lard, Flour, and
Meal. Sal,, Moiasscs. Spirits-by the quart, gal.
lon or barrel, Candles, Tobacco and Cigars.
Orockery-warc and Vinegar, also Upper Lcsth.
or; and he therefore solicits share Of public pa
tronage. Call and scr fyou eau he suited.
U-r He would again remind those indebted To
the firm Of Forrest & Nichols 10 call and settle
their accounts between this and August Count, as
longer indulgence cannot he given.
A. FORREST.
July Ia. S.
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NEW AND CHEAP

SHOG IL H g..
TIVE subscriber, having formed q Iannersli.
= with 4. ~. Holt and Wa. Carssin. d M
opening st.ss ata#a.-#es .s... ID. -.
A NEW AID COMPLETE ASSORr.
hse MENf OF GOODS,
embracing almost every aTiiele USUALLY sold IN
this market, a his old stand, one door wes, Al
Mr. J. U. kirkland's corner, wheIc he would in.
vie his Old customers and friends 10 cal and s,.
anime his ssork, which will be found Low enough
% suit flle iilncs. Eg. ss@asa -
STEPHEN MOORE.
NoyemheE4 &. tmase ..~ .m- o.
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STATE OF NORrH.CARoLlNA.
ORANGE CorNTy-

ORANGE COUNTY.
In Eqni,y-March Term, 1917.
!NaHon Aarnsday and ,ritt, and oilers,
~.
B'yan,ia Way and .Iaha lang, Executors,
and olhsrs.
Petition.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction III the Conn.
that William Pike. John Pike, William,
Ward. Anthony Ward, stephen Ward. Jonathan
Ward, sarah Ward, John Horncday aud wifi,
Amy. William Kinney aud wife Susanna. Ste.
phen Wells, William Wells, Joseph Wells. Ma.
than Wells, Elizabeth CImplcll. Charity Allan.
Esther Wells, Sally Wells. Jonathan Ward ~
James. Mary Ward. Thoma. Wand. Anthony
Ward, Stephen Pike. son OF VIM. Stephen Eli
ott, Stephen Moore, Leah Silyr, aud her husband
q. Silcr, the defendants in the above rausc. arc
Of this state: 1t i. therefore ordered
that publication he made In The Hillshoro,teh Re.
cordcr Tor six successive weeks for said ahsrn,
defendants to appear q, the next Term Of hi.
Court, 10 be- held at tho Court House in lIillsho.
rough, Oh the second Monday OF September ncs,
then and their To plead. answer o. ,lemur 10 said
petition, OF the sane will lie taken pro confess a
10 them aud decree entered accordingly.
JAMES WEBB, G. ME.
fTIce 81 adv. s3:5O. S3-Gw
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DIR. II. +. PEERY'S aa.~
vERMIFUGE OR dead SHOT"
FOR WORMS.
A"'shty ral,.att preparation, capable from, he
PromPf'f"de q ats action, n elcQriag
- f. The system IA a fec hours of

Pronptfade cfifs action, et eIcQriag
49, r. he system IN a Je'c hours Of
...4..Ms tre,y w0rm.
I'HE origin, development and sumner, n,
worms in the human system. are 10 Ii, NJ.
uInu'ed 10 depra'cd and dchilitalcd condition
OF The stomach and bowels; il being an establish
cd iaci, that where the digestion is unimpairc,l.
and the general powers OF the system in a heal.
thy stale, they can find no hahitation. This prc.
partition has the peculiar advantage Of not only
destroying every worm, bat also Of producing a
healthy action Of the stomach and other ornans
oil digestion, thereby relieving many complaints
arising from a arrangement of the dinesti,. or.
cams. Although prompt and certain in its oper,
iion anu not unpleasant 10 the taste 1t is perfect.
iy safe and adapted to the tendcrcst age. ..'
Numerous certificates of the ya,rc and us.f,,I
ness OF 'nis preparation are almost daily received.
Marion, Va, 10Th May, 1913.
ciieeriul'y state that some Vermiii,sc, which
purchased OF DIR. Pccry, has been used in nv
iamiy with the most happy effect hy several chill.
dren' IL operated as purgati,e aud rendered
other medicine unnecessary consumma,ing lie
WORK IN about fourteen hours, withou, PRODUCING
any bad effect upon either Of the children ,ba,
used IT,. inc. w Sf,uooI rIII N
Price % cents per vial. @~
Prepared by DIR. II. r. PErry, and soil, whole.
sale and retail by A. b. & ID. SANS, DRUGGISTS
ioo Fulton street, conner of William, New York,
Sold also by LONG, WEBB & CO., Agents
''s'''s'
1'"S''F''. ''''' ..-sl --. H.. H'-ts~ 5l-l2m |
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~9. or HABIT or THE SYSTEM,
s-... a.-s.~ .ss VIZ: a -f-...
STgfaia, Or Kings EriL, Rkean,0fisna, OI,iiaofs
Eafaat0as Erupfions, Pimpks, o. Pmtul.s
oit The Fac, Bofehes. Biks, Chronic Sors
Eye, Ring Horm0r Tstttr, Scaid Had, In.
taTgemsiH and Pain NJ fht Bones and Joints.
MHbtora Ulcers, S;yJDliiEtie Sympioms, Mic
tioa, or LumbagO, and Diseases 0Tiiaing from
an iljadiaious use Of Mercury, .isciiss, ~
DT0psy. Exposure or L.prndence in Lijs
atso, Chronic Constitutional Disorders rilLe
reSsored By this Preparation. - q eaia.
TNHE health Of the human system depends al
= most entirely upon the state Of the blood. n
the Hiiaizing fluid which pcryadcs every tissue,
every mcmhEane, fibre, fall.cnt, gland OF other
organ, primary or subsidiary ii the body lie
charged with ule element OF disease. sickness
must he the consequence; and until the clrsrs
OF diseasc. existing in the blood are cradcale no
Permancnt relief can be expected. IL is here that
the Poweddl heAlIh-restoring properties Of Sands
sarsaparllla are manifested; its SEARCHING opera.
tons reaches the cArsEs Of disease and the cures
il performs are therefore radical and thorough
Where Instructions to its favorable operation ex.
ist, they are removed rs il passes along the ali.
mentary canal av r#... aszc~ -
THE FOLLOWING CERTIFICATE was
addressed 10 our Agents at 81. Louis, and is 81.
mar 10 Others frequently received from all sec.
tons OF our country. Facts are stubborn things;
therefore let not the afflicted despair, but use the
night medicine, aud he cured without loss or dc.
lay. 8a IS #~AaT rrss.a4 <s-.5A.a as.
ii Reus Creek, Mo-, April I, Is4s.
Messrs. X. d }. Adams lin the year 1912.
from exposure while in The army, my hin. thigh
and lee, down TO my toes, became swollen third
larse' than their natural size, and afler time u
ceraicd and broke, and remained a running ulcer
icr I'VE or SIX wears, and at intervals ever since
that period until ! concluded my only hone for
Ilie Vas IN amputaiion, but now have the plea.
sure oi stating that, after my leg had been so swol
len Tor thirty odd Years, and large portion Of
The time liberated and exceedingly raintuI, by
he use OF Sands SarsaparilIa, the swelling from
my hip TO my toes has entirely subsidized. The nj
'els have been healed and my general health
much improved. Yours, rery respectfully,
JOHN MCUNE.
For further particulars and conclusive evidence
y It's superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets,
Which may be obtained of Agents gratis.
Prepared and sold hy A.. B. q ID. SANDS.
druggists, loo Fulton street, corner of William,
New York. - ..9f*....sT ~. 80
Sold also by LONG, WEIR & CO. Hills.
oroug9, and by Druggists generally throughout
he Uuitcl States
Price 81 per bottle. Six bottles for IS.
December II. q. v:' So
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JUST RECEIVED, and For Sale BY

dUoI nEUEIFEUI anu TOT SAFE Dy
LONG, WEBB q 90,
Fresh Hops, Stough,on's Wine Bit.
Fresh Lime Juice, tiers,
Mouth Arenas, Proof Walls.
Roso Tooth Paste, Saddle-bag Walls,
lIull's Tnlsscs, Aqua Forts,
Cnidren's Gum Elastic Ply Stone,
Trusscs, linda Rubber Pitch Plas-
Best Cologne, tiers, go
PANS Suiph. Quinine, COpal Vanish,
French DO. Do. Coach DO.
Patent Fuse, for Blasting.
Also. good assortment Of Carriage Trim.
mings.
May 81. IN @e.@ @@ss . So
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d.. lie ROYS|
Universal Pills

I'E'HE startling drawback on nearly all Mcdiei
nal Agents has ever been that in their process,
OF purgation and publication they have also DE.
BllTTATED THE SYSTEM. Hence Purua.
tive Medicines have always been regar,lct; as a,
best hnt a Necessary Fri, Patients resor,ino "a
them for The reliefof ONE disease a, the Z, pcns,
Of ANOTHER. To obviate this Physician.
have long sought for an Agent that would NJ the
: SAME TINE :"
PURGE. PURIFY AND STRENGTHEN.
hut their efforts were nearly frutIcss. and they
had almost dcspaircd Of success whrn tho l,bours
of science aud research were rewarded bv n dis
covery which fully realized the fondcst desires If
The Medical Faculty. and which il Justly regard.
ed as ore OF the most important Triumphs that
Pharmacy has ever achieved. This impor,ant
dcsderatum is named
DR.. Leroy'S Vegetable Universal Pills,
Which Purify the BLood, and remove all oor.
r"Pt, and ritiai,d hum0rs, and uuLeaLhv occu.
mutations from the body in u manner never I've.
fore iivalicd, and which vet produce M ,rt0L,tss
or tiSsifadc whatever, but on the contrary ,nnc
the Stomach and insigoratc the constitution d,,.
r,ng the Progress of their operations, DIR. lie
Hoy Fills, in fact, unite those heretofore irrecou.
e'lahle, but most desirable qualities, Erpcua,iou
and l"rigouiim, for they are at the same ,imc a
strengthening PHrgntirc. and Pu,ifyiuo ToD;r
The Two principal ingredients in Dr. lie Rows
Pills are ~ H.'. j..
WILD CHERRY AND sARsApsrL., . i
so prepared that each promotes the beneficial es.
iect OF the other, the former Strengthening while
the latter. through its union with various vcrc,a-
Die ingredients, cvacuaics, and p,rilics Tins
they suPerinducc no topidity or lassit,de Of tho
Digestive Functions. and hence their operations
are attended by no Reaction, or Subsequent Cox. |
IiYcncss. - "+@ Tx -
DR.. lac Roy's Pills arct he mos, active and
searching Medicine in existence. They a, onco
attack tho very root of Diseases. and their ACTION
S so prompt, that in an hour or two after thew
ire taken, the patient is aware of their good ef.
ects. They not only operate ON the Blood. lut
llso on the chylc, of which the Blood Is formal
nd this secures good blood from the fountain
lead, moreover they produce neither nausea. rr;.
ing or debility, and as a family Medicine thew
ave no rival.
CT Price rs cents per Box.
For sale by
LONG, WEBB & Co. Hillsborouyb.
ELI MURRAY, jr., Cedar Grove.
April g. s1sf y i -, ~ "a,
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ON II A ND,

ELoUR, Of Whitted's make, Cider Vinegar
Sperm and Fayetteville Candles, Spirits Of
Turpentinc, and quantity of good Bacon.
.4a A. MlCKLE g. co.
April Is. Ga
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Dry Goods,
snrh - calliro%-ali pricrs; : haaas0ue aasort-
lneni q Bannsis and RilA0ns; cauiiHirls and
MusIias; Hosiery q al kil,ds. Gloves. Swing
SiIk, Tagk and i-sle cosaan. Bed Tirking. AIa0n
cherks, Lawns, Ae. 49, .nairs' Esar aa@-x. Bon
mi CAPS. Arihcisl F'sAers. Oh slfk. Parasis
and Esslsrilas, Fans. Iincn cssilaic HaadkeF-
eiris, BIearllod and Tnliearhcd cl0gh. iii and
Cotton Handkcrrhirls, Flax and Cotton Thnad.
Cost and Faniaioaas cloihs. Tnmminss o. an
kinds, aad many other suielos in The Dry Goods
line.
HARDWARE.
Moving and Grading Blades II ille trFs hesi
gnalts; Nails. Poss. Ovens, Skilless sllsseis and
rpsies. Ghisels and AugrEs. Hammers and Gim-
Ilris, Hinges and SeHsws. shOs knises and ANl
Blades, Wedding Hoes. kniSes sn1 foIks, pock-
q KNIVES snd Scissors. Trarr Chains and Curry
cOrnlS. Stock and Pad Lesks. Tea and Talle
Spoons. and many other aHielrs nj enumerated
sid. -- GROCERIES. - H.s@
The very lesi Grren and Blark Teas, sugar
and colIcr. Pepper aud AlsIice. Molasses and
salt. Ginger and Rice, Iasiilr and other SOAPS,
Powder aud shot, Flower and Meal, Iron and
SlerI Porter. Lime Juice. and Raisins. sperm and
Tallow Candles. and number Of other aItirlcsin
the GroccTy line. ..s 1855. ....a
Drugs.
Epson aud Glauler salts, Alum and Cam
Phor, Opium and Sugar u I.esd. Cream ofTar-
ter and Magnesia. Birthstone and Annetia, calo-
mel aud RheulsTh. Quicksilver, Oil HilroI and
Aquafohis, White Lead and yellow Ochre, Red
Lead aud Liiharge, Linsced and Tanners OIL,
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown, Window Glass
and Putty, Mustard and Auimegs. Lockwood and
Glue, MsddrT aud Indigo, ramishes Of all kinds.
ink and Ink Powder, Camwood and copclas, aud
all other Drugs usual. kept ia this place.
cROCkERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates, Common anil
Lfcrpnol Teas. Dishes. BoNlcS, Mug. Pitchers.
and fnnblers, Tea and Gram Pots. Ewrrx and
Basins, and many other articles in the crockery
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, Mill Pans, Dippcrs, COFFEE Po,s,
Cups. small and large, dc. sc.
All Of the above Goods will he sold low Cor
cash, or ON credit 20 those Who will pay when
rallied on. u The Common County Trade
will he taken Ia exchange al the market prices.
The subscribers intend 20 use every Inrans in
their power 20 please all who may favour them
with uelT custom; and as their floods we're loush,
loT cash, they think they shall he able 10 sell al as
Ios prices as can hc had in IIillslorough. Call
and see for yourselves.
@ A. MiCKLE d co.
Nav 5. as
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STATE OF NoRTH-CARoLlNA,

4s ys#-. ORANGE COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, lsi7.
.Ioseph S. Hoh, administrator,
VS.. 7~
Osborn James, John .Timss, Hiram james. 81;
msa1 .Iames, Sally Janies, Betsy Run,bleg,
d"nd R;ke, William Pethg,c,c and rife DR.
cos, S1aud Patton and wifc !Naacg. General
Rom and rife Peggy, ztn,i Garrison and
w:te Priscilla, heirs AZ taw Of AJnr J,mes,
deceased #@ = t. =
i. ... a.* Petition TO sell Land.
f appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
that General Roam and wife Peggy, Zilnr
Harrison and wife Priscilla, defendants in this
case, are not Inhabitants Of this state II Is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Hills
borough Recorder for six weeks, that said defen.
dants be and appear at the next term of our Court
Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions far said county ~
Orange, at the court house In Hillsborougb, on
the fourth Monday in August next, then and there
TO show cause, if any they have, why the lands
Of said deceased shall not be sold for the payment
Of hts debts; otherwise this petition will be taken
pro co!llesso as to them, and judgment rendered
witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of our said
n y al oticc, the fourth Monday of May, A /
- ..s-...- J. ALLISON, c. &C.
So Price adv, s5;62I, ss~ev
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" w Store
Just 0PESED

1--WE Subscribers inlen1 keeFing oarsiuniis ca
N hsaa g theif New ssarr, go "A IL CaaEt
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Call at Morris's,
If you want GOOD LIQUORS.
lust RECEIVED,
" Genuine French Brandy.
Imitation Do.
Holland Gin, warranted good.
Jamaica Rum, best quality,
Common Do. do.
Port Wine. best quality.
Madeira Wine, do.
.s. Switzerland Madeira, best quality.
Rye Whiskey.
4 One Tiercc london Porter, first rate.
These, with my former stock, make a complete
assortment, such is rarely found in this market
which will be sold low for cash. or ON short ere
dit TO punctual dealers.
Gr Also, Bacon and Lard, Com Meal, and
Flour, .e
II. +. MORRIS.
July Il. ST.
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osf RECEIVED a fresh supply af medi-
- cInes, among which are:
; tielatine Capsules, ....
Macouhoy Snuff,
ErNalenia-a new and admirable remedy for
ha6lual constipation.
Also, lot of Lime and White Lead.
LONG, WEBB, e. co.
juno %. .s.s# =. = Ga
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adrcrliying Rates for The lIillshuruue'

One dollar per square (I6 linesl
Insertion, and IS cents for each cont
ductions made in favor of Standing al
as follows. wast.s st.s#A~gfE - -.
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II a all
the seases which they profess 10 cure, las rendered an.
usual practice % puhng on, unnee sary b,t ,x,
my them. They are known BY their frus their COCA
the eredaloas. y '"N 'AA W
ESI IA -H- e. N r<mw
0AsTHMa. ACUTE aud c6RoNIc RHguGsTfsM
INFECTIONS VI Aae BLADDEE aud KfDNEYs =
BILIOUS FEvEKS a LIVER COMPLAINTS
A. W. s.h ana west where isse ds.rase. p,r,aii TRY viii
~ hana iassaaslc flansfs farmers aud aal.Ts ,y sns.
use usse Mese'cs viii sAesvari. h wvlst ~ &,
h'LIoVs CHOLic, s,,d SERIOUS Lgsssass. BTf Is
coSIiIgNESS, COLDS & cOrGHs, CHoLIc
Co u.cd With snat success in Tia. ,israss
SIRkuPT MINORS. oRUPsIEs. -"
DkSPEPS1A. oIefsoa with lid. d,.,,r.,;u, A
as, sssil delay ushs these nssciaes nuns tlacI,
ERVPftoNS II the sSb. ERY. IPELIS. FLaTu
FEVER and acUE. Fur I'm, ,c0n,,. or,,,. ,...
Tern country these ms,lears WILL he friud a safe .,v ana
eenam remedy ohs nrlrir, eayc thu .y,t.n, ,,I.; Il,
a. ~ nc disease cure by hesc p,picis~ ID rsruaa -
= ~, rnhM; BE SATISFIED. AND ~ CURED.
EuULNESS II odPLEyIuN
CINE RAJ DEBILITY. -
eoVL nDDLNESS GRArEL HEaDgfuEs .r,r,y,
kad INWARD FEFER, INFLa nm.TUEY Eugiyu.
T T,rr APsRE MOOD. JAGADiCE, Loss q apPg
l hIynR &c CO PLANTS,
NJ RcU RIAL DIsEAsEs
Never iai TO eradicate cn'ey MI the 4, ~. d Mr,cn,, inf
a,ely sonncr than TIN pnwe i'll sr,,arai,no al
NIGHT SHEATS, NEHrOrS DgRIIJTy Srp,.'n,s
soMPLaINTS n all g. -, ORGANIC ApFE1:yinSs
fsLTTAII0N QCh HEART PaINrER's rIruII..
y. The sginal I~sr i,,or Of this. ,,.,l.,nn. Il
Medicines Apne - W" "'e =" '"rse Lie
rsINs % the bead, side, back limbs. ninis and osran,
~ " u vi A TIsM. rh,.e ,,r1o,cI IN, III.
si,le disease Will he of relic, by thu lis Nr.css.
sALTRHEUM. sTELIINGs S"0"'''
scsofuLA. "a KINGS EVIL, i. il,
ss ~. m,ms. ULCERS af ersry dsse,ir,iam :"
" ~ w Of all kinds. arc rlcc,usl, e.prllcd A,
use msacIhes' Parents wI do well IN admini.Ie, iln In
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Sands SarsaparilIa,

FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT cUGE
OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FRON An
~. NPrRE STATE or THE BLOOD
~. or HABIT or THE SYSTEM,
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PURlFT THE BL0OD,
NJ OFF T's
LIFE PILLS
PHOENIX BITTERS

hgn aud eh',ed celebrity Which these pre- -ssnueu,
edsine' haze acquired r their ysfistie efficacy Ia III
me which thsl profess 10 cure, las rendered sLe
usual practise % puins not ouI, ,.sry Lt -.
ny % mem. They are known BY their iruit, their good
so testify Tor ssa, aud ,sy tTiUs b, the laiih q
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RATArR ROxANTc The Philadelphia Chro.
nicle relates the following romantic s,oTy:-
i"On inqu'ring the Other dsy into The circum.
stances Of . Lively old grn'Iemsn, who boArds .,
one Of our hotels. we were told that be wss
poor. end supported himself BY working ss .
lawyers clerk. lie had in his early manhood.
been wealthy. hn, he loved besntifol girl. who.
unfortunately, bad bestowed her affections on
asoiheF young man. who was poor. On ascer
tanning this, the rejected lover conveyed his pro-
perty to the fortunate one, on conditions that hs
married the girl. lie saw The pnion coasum
mated and went to ~ork-s poor but eonsen,et
man. We look upon ,hs, old gentlemen with
reverence, fo3 his nobility Of soul."
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GENERAL SYNOD ov THE REYoRMED DprcH
CHracu AHp Tur Wan WITH MrxICo.-The
General Synod o! The Reformed Dutch Church
have taken up the subjcc, Of the war with Mexi.
co. The following is the action upon il
A preamble and resolution were offered by
Rev. w. II Van Doran. in relation to the wsr
in Mexico. to The purpori the, II 10 incumbent
on tie ministers ot the Church 10 otTrr up in
cessant prayer To Gd 70 re,,ore peace TO the
country. The design Of the Rev. gentleman in
offering the vcso!nmn wos thst THE body nigh
offer solemn protest sgainst go unrigh;eons Z
wsr.
Another gentleman vas opposed to denoun.
cling the war as unriPh,eons.
Rev Dr. Knox thought the resolution wal
worded 30 that il would no, offend any poli,ica
party and % il had been introduced. he would
have il adopted Is the sense Of the Synod.
Rev Dr.. HsrdsDbure thought the wording
OF the resolution wss unexceP,ieasble. but hs
cculd no, 20 with il - explsiued By the mover
lie did not wish in their prayers 10 TEL Almigh
~ God that il was On unrigh,eous wss.. HI
should therefore move The Indefinite postpone
ment Of the resolution which was carried.
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A rsw s,eHrs siscE young man at The ltsli.
an opera in Boston, attempted 10 throw huge
bouquet, with which he had provided himself,
on TO the stage. Unfortunately il lodged in one
of the chandeliers. just without the reach Of his
cane Excited and wrought up BY the ocesson.
the failure snd the vain attempts to restore the
bouquet, he cried aloud to some Of his eomPan-
rion. 10 help hin get il from its position, Cd.
ding force TO his entre.,;es BY saying that IL cost
him tpsnfy doilars
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

SENATOR BxsToS has made another speech in
Missouri, giving his views Of things in general
and the war in particular. II does not differ
much from his last speech, the port Of which
we published. He says there was time when
he could see the eause Of the war, but Congress
refused the appointment inhis pensabe to the sue.
cess OF that plan; ana now he was without any
means Of forming any opinion upon the probable
duration Of t." He reitera,es his opinion that .
Northern Democrat shall be elected the next
President. and he would have them in future
elected by the direct vote ofthe people, and no
Intervention Of intermediate bodies TO nominate
before hand. OF to decide alternately afterwards,
was bis plan.
"a vote by districts. and . seeond election Be.
tween the two highest, il the 6rst one failed was
the plan and obvious remedy. a second elee.
tion between the two highest would dispense
both with nominating convention, and eontin.
gent resor, to the House Of Representatives. Nc
matter how many were candidates in the hr-
election, ifsny one obtained a majority Of the
whole, then the elective principle was sats6.t
-'"e "sJo'"y W eo'e'"-a"o "e eeeuo" wal
finished: ifno one obtained soch majority ther
the frat election to BE- held = nomination Of III,
two highest by the people, and the election to b
Immediately held over again between these two
This would bring the election to . speedy eonelu
sion. and without . resort to intermediate bodi.
IA National Convention, OF House Of Repre-
ssntatives-sseh daily becoming less acceptable
10 the people"
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

Tie Secretary Of War. has decided that no
soldier discharged before the expiration Of his
term Of enlistment, on his own application and
Tor his special benefit, 10 entitled 10 land or
scrip, under the 9,h section the act Of The llIh
OF F, ,brusry, 1877.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-06-19

A CAsr or E1IRAoRpisAsY LosGIviIy 10 re-.
ported on Long Island in The person ofs man
ssid to have bssn born In the i7th century, being
now nigh $50 years Of age says latter in the
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