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SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

Resolutions adopted at special meet
ing of the Grand Division Of the State Of
North Carolina, December 18th, 1913:
|. Resolved, That the Grand Division
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The value Of boots and shoes manniac-
tured in Massachusetts, in 1916. was fl
teen millions of dollars, in lS47, seven
teen millions of dollars.
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The MOrmOns in California have laid
claim To large portion Of The geld terri
tory, and demand thirty per cent. Of the
ore taken iherefrom. An express has
been sent 10 The Salt Lake settlement.
where about 10000 Morrnons are located.
There is a umor thai equally rich mines
have been discovered in that rrgion. The
thirty per cent. demand Of The Murmons
is expected To lead TO trouble.
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RELIGIONS NOTICE.

V,HE Rev. J. J: JAMES will preach at Mars
IL Hill on the first Saturday in January next,
and in HilIsborough on the first Sabbath in the
same month, at II O'Clock, A. NJ. and at night.
December 5. So
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M1LnsDcDCTGE9 30 %
Wednesday, December 20.

IrTo give our hands an opportunity Of visit.
ing their friends. and enjoying The recreation usu
81 during the Christmas holidays, no paper will
be issued from this ofiicr next week.
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BDAHDisfg So

DUASAWIEKSo
TIVE subscriber having located his family in
the,town of Hillsborough, atjthat pleasant
dwelling known as the residence Of the late,Mrs.
Waters, would be glad to accommodate some
eight or ten boarders. Families who board, and
young men coming to this place to- school, will
find this very desirable and pleasant place.
Terms low, to suit the times.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
December Is. 6l-4w
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ST. Louis, Mo-. contains sixty thousand
inhabitants. II has grown rapidly, the
population having doubled in eight years.
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SCHOOL,,

THE subscriber intends to employ compc-
u tent Female Teacher, to take charge Of a
School at his place of residence in HilIsborough,
and would respectfully solicit the patronaget of
his friends and The public generally.
Arfew boaIders can he taken.
Terms in the School according to the branches
taught.
SAMUEL PEARCE.
December ls. 6l--4w
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M A R RE d a,

On the morning of the 26th ultimo, ct Oak
Hill, Granville county, by the Rev. George w.
FercI. .Mr.S Arsusrrs il. COOKS to Miss sA.
RAH McCApDEs.
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Beware of Counterseits. There al

great many counterfeit twenty dollar
bills oil the Bank of Georgetnwn =. o.
in circulation in this and other States.
They are said to be we'll got up. The
principal differences that may be observed
by almost every one are, that the paper Of
the counterfeils is dark and harsh. the
vignet,es Of the female and the ship are
badly executed. and the numerals are NA.
and are made payable TO A G. Rose.
Wilmington Chron.
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4 whlg rrom Yancy.-calyin "a.

ney, Wing. has been elected in the county Of
fancy, to I'll the vacancy in the House Of Com
mons accustomed by the resignation Of M. flem-
ming. The polls were. Tor Edney 3l4, Garland
2si. Jervis IS. Mr.. Edncy passed through this
place on Friday last on his way to Raleigh.
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g The Rev. Henry Brown will Preach in
Marlborough ON Tuesday evening the 26th in
slant At Enoe Church on Wednesday, the s7lh;
and at Fairfield on Thursday the 2s,h. at ~
O'Clock Al which time he will presen, the claims
Of the Colonization cause.
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NOTICE,

0N'the last Friday and Saturday in December,
~ we will sell at auction, atlRuffin's Mills, the
ENTIRE STOCK OF GoODSi belonging to
Elliott & Co. Terms made known on the day
of sale.
SCOTT a. McADOO,
SURFING Partners.
December 20. 6l-lw
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Caldwell instituted
HfsfshOrOugh. @.

HiffsDOfOuSn, N. q.
T-HE next session will commence on Wednes-
II day the 10Th of January, ls49. Students
applying for admission are required to produce
satisfactory testimonials of good moral character,
and no student will be permitted to remain in
connection with the. Institution who is known to
be disorderly or immoral.
The Instructors in the different departments
are:
Greek-Rev. ALEXANDER WILSON, ID. d., Pre-
sident. a ..l
Latin-Rev. JoHx A. BuSGgAM, A. M.
Observation-Disclosures III. GRAVES, A. NJ.
English EDWIN A. HEARrT.
]. w. NORWOOD,
Sec. of BID. of Trustees.
Hillsborough. n. C. Dec. l. $50
Of The Raj Oh Register, Standard. Nation
al Intelligence. Presbyterian, Philadelphia, aud
Waterman an hscrver, Richmond, will copy
once week for three weeks, and forward their
accounts to DIR. O. F. Long, Hillshorough.
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Value of Land In California, An
officer of the Navy. in letter published
IN the Norfolk Beacon. states tina, he had,
Previous to the discovery of gold, pur'
chased twenty leagues If land, one hun
dred house lots, and twelve houses in Ca
i'lornia; but that, 10 his utter astonish.
men,, in few short weeks his immense
property was not worth a cent. Though
1,eh in one sense. he says he is misera.
NY poor. as his houses nearly all stand
r'mply. and are the source Of no income.
me cause ofl,is is lhal The whole p'pu.
'a''on have gone>to the gold mines.
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Cen. Taylorls Reported RESIGNATION.

a coiemporary was in error IN saying
that Gen. Taylor had forwarded his re-
sIgnation tn the War Department. to take
effect on the lsi February. Gen. Taylor
H a, presen, actively engaged in arrang-
ing aud seilling up every thing connected
with his forty years service in the army,
which he wishes and intends shall be f.
naIly closed previous /" his assuming his
new and more responsible duties. When
this is accomplished, aud all the arrange
men's completed FOR the transfer of his
command. he will then send in his resig-
halIon, and mol sooner. n. O. Bulletin.
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Caution.-We understand that a con-
siderable amount of sl0 counterfeit notes
upon the Cape Fear Bank are in circular
,on, Of which the public will do well to
beware. ! hey can be easily detected. sn
Inspection. as they are very unlike the
gPnnlne--the signatures being engraved
and an the notes made payable to William
"aslon. Register.
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Monday, December IL.

relation TO a Railroad from Raleigh to
Charlotte, be referred TO select commit
lee of i've.
The Senate then proceeded to The ron.
sitleration Of the unfinished business, be-
ing the amendment Of Mr.. Bower 10 the
amendment offered by MIR. Gilmer. 10 The
preamble and resolution introduced by
Mr.. Rogers on Saturday.
+ Mr.. Washington rallied fnr division Of
the question, so that il be first taken on
striking out: which motion was put. and
decided in the negative. yeas 81. nays 26.
The question then REQUIRED upon the
amendment offered by the Senator from
GuiIfor,l, which was agreed to-yeas 25,
nays %.
The question was then taken on the
adoption &c The preamble and resolution.
as amended, and decided in the af6rma.
iive-yeas 81, nays Ia.
Mr.. Halsey offered the following pre-
amble and resolutions, which were unan'
imously adopted. and ordered 10 be trans
mi,ted TO the House Of Commons for con
currence, viz:
| Whereas, the General Assembly Of the State
of North Carolina, now in session, have witness
ed with profound admiration, the jealous labor'
Of Miss d. l.. Dix, of New York, in the cause o
the " suffering Insane" within our borders; art
whereas this body is DESTROYS of testfying its re
spect and gratitude for the enlarged and nob
philanthropy which has prompted her labors;
II is resolved, That the thanks of the people o
this State are due, and through this General As
semhly, representing the people, are hereby ten
dcred, to that amiahlc Christian philanthropisl
for her sclfsacriiicing devotion to the cause O
those unfortunate sons and daughters of Mort
Carolina whose claims she has so ably and s
eloqucntly urged.
Rssoired, Further, That his cxcellcncy the Go
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-16

rENIS figure represents the Inscnsblc Presentation
which is continually cvaporang through the pores
OF the skim carrying with il all the orn out particles
OF the body, and ali bad humors which may have been
generated in the system
This lnscnblc Precipitation is the great Evacuant of
all the IMPURITIES of the BLOOD, the GRAND SAFETY
VALVE of all the organs in the human body and when
in full and healthy operation, disease attack the
system. az
All disease comes by or is connected with a check
or an arrest Of this ISsESsIBLr PERTURBATION. BY
colds, some ether cause the pores CLOSED, and
then all the out OF the body is shut in up
of internal and external diseases produced What
ever, therefore, will PopEs, and thus re-
STORE the iNsENsIDLE PERsPIRATIoN in all cases. will
do more than any other medicine known to dis
| ease, and establish health.
Now let me ask every candid mind what course in
the cure OF disease, seems most reasonable Is il
open the pores that thereby the lnscnsibc Pcrspira
tion may pass OIL cleansing the body and blood Of all
their impurities? Would You dose person with Mcr-
curry, other Drastic Purgativcs Bleed Blister to
uNsToP the pores? Would not common sense dcta;,
that the RENiEDv should be applied to the SEAT of all
the difficulties, viz, the skin-thus unlock the doors
which shut in all the mischief, and cxpcl the foreign
matter which with the living powers within?
The true philosophy of curing disease revealed
manner which put all theories and cavls silence
! by my All Healing Ointment.
| o. For sale by A. d. Wren, Staunton, Va; III. NJ
! Darncll, Waynesboro B. +. Graham, Grccnvillc.
| December :, lSiT.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-02-16

TINE above cuts arc faint representations of GOLD
Il MEDALS bestowed by the hiags, Queens and
Po'enidics, whose names they bear, upon Dr. w
Beach, the distinguished author OF that great work,
Inc dmer,cdn Practice u Medicine and Family Ply
siciGa, in honor OF his great abilities extraordinary
Skill learning, and ingenuity The author of this cclc
braicd production is graduate of the College Of Ply
StcidnS and Surge0nS connected with the University
OF New York He is also Professor OF Surgery and
Clinical Medicine in Il chartered medical College, in
this country aud has received diplomas from several
renowned medical societies, besides tcstmo
mas oil the highest respect, ycncraton, and gratitude
from the first Physicians and Surgeons, Jurists and
Cicrgymen Ill Europe and America for this work,
which is the essence of all the medical science and H.
eratureoi the experience aud observation the disco
vcr!cs and nprov of The distinguished and
successful writers and practitioners of all schools of an
clen aud modern times, combined with the very cx-
ring nearly 30 years practice thousands of cases in
the city OF New York, ard also first Phi ysician of the
U 3 lSFIRMARY. This great Work is classified and
arranged under appropriate heads in the perfect
and scientific order, and in PARTS and these
vcral parts embracc the character, causes SYMPTOMS
and treatment of the Diseases of Men, " omen and
Children of all climates
For foil description Of DR.. Brachs Bool and Mctli-
cincs, sec PAMPHLET, which may be obtained gratis
at all places where the medicines for sale. The
American Practice and Family Physician Will be found
at the same places and f you wish 10 know what your
disease is In all cases, what treatment pursue how
to administer the medicines in difficult and dangerous
cases, 6y an means procure The Book, and you will
not fail TO find superior to ninctcnths of the Physi
cians you can employ, and saving Of timcy health
life and hundreds Of dollars. You will wonder how
you could have lived so long without it, and YOU will
regard it inCGlG6le treasure To- yourselves ana
Families being written in plain and simple style
nclGibe 10 all classes, and specially intended for the
Common People.
To- For sale by a. ID. WREN, Staunton, Va
December 8, 1871
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ID Il. l. e ROY'S
Vegetable UnivcrsaH PILLS.
IRE strengthening P,rgatioe and a P,uifying
Tonic

VIC " STcNSWehWS GU'SGttCe ana a Purifying
Tonic
'BNiiE hopes Of the American Agents are far more
Il than realised, by the of DR.. LIE ROY'S
VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS Oh this side of
the Atlantic. Never did Il medicine spring into such
immediate popularity In less than three months cieh
~ thousand boxes have been disposed of; and ccrtf
Gates oil cures performed by them received from up
wards OF four hundred persons. The embraced
great number OF Diseases but those which prcdouin
ted were Bilious Fever, Collie IIabitual Costiycucss
Dysentcry, Loss OF Appetite, Fatulcncc, Worms and
l.owneSS OF Srirs.-A persons who take them az rec
ha tcy are Tar superior to every other medicine they
used, IN the niidncs the energy, aud the efficacy Of
their acton for though they produce neither grp or
nausea, they act upon the sccrctions with great direct
ness force anh rapidIty: and purgaiYc leave no.
hInS TO be desired. But their great peculiar excel
fence, and that ch distinguishes chem from all other
purgaivcs is that thciropcrton is followed by no re-
acton Their unrvalied purifying and purgaiive pro-
pcrics, Tor which they indebted the essence of
Sarsapara, and other ingredients being controlled by
Their highly tonic virtues derived from the extract of
VIVA cherry, they do not strain the digestive organs
INTO action, is the mode OF operation i,h other ca
taarucS Ont on the contrary strengthen them into ac-
ton Thus all other purgatiyc medicines produce
more or less subsequent and suggshncss of
the gastric juice while Dr. Ic Boys Pills leave all the
machinery OF the system full! OF life and activity and
the bowels open and natural.
The American Agents would confidently add that
the rIai OF single box is all that is required to obtain
from any person the acknow led gmcnt that Dr. lie
roy Vegetable Universal Pills not only dcserv-
ing OF the cncomiums which have been so literally and
unanimously showcred them both sides OF the At
iantc, but that their virtues bcTond all praise
90 Price 25cents per box.
a. D. WREN
Feb. %, 1877. Agent for stanton.
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VIRGINIA: At Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Charcery held for Augusta County
at the Courthouse OH Saturday the 20lh day of
November, lS47.
Alex H. McComb-Plaintif,
Susan McComb, widow of JAS McComb, decd,
Joseph McComb and Observation-Disclosures
IN CHANCERY.
1t is therefore adjudged or ordered and decreed
that A. Ill. McComb and Shelton S Abney he and
'hey are hereby appointed Commissioners who af
Ter having first advertised the time and place of sale
Tor thirty days in the Siaunton Spectator and Au-
gnsta Democrat and at The door of the Court house
OF Augusta County for the same length of time.
snail proceed to sell upon the premises the real es
tate OF which said Jas McCumb died saised. to the
highest bidder, ut public auction on the following
terms, 10 wit: so much 10 be paid in cash as shall
tie necessary TO deiray the expenses ofsac and the
balance IN three equal annual inslalmenis. bond
win good security 10 De taken for the deferred pay
neh's ana me ute to be retained till the purchase
money is iuily paid, and that they make report of
their proceedings al the next term of this Cour;
and return with this report the sale bonds aforesaid
An EXtIaci-Testc
n. c. KINNEY, C. O.
In pursuance of the foregoing decree the under
signed Commissioners will proceed to sell tho
EElAAOH Oh LAND
'neren mentioned, on the Premises on Saturday
the 10Th day of February, 1913, upon the terms d.
reced by the said decree
The land Is situated on Christians Creek ad
joining the lands of David Gkeson, Geo. Imbodeu
and others, and contains about
800 ACRES,
but will be sold in gross. We have plot in our
possession, and will take pleasure in showing the
land to any one wishing 10 purchase
We would recommend this farm to the attention
OF those DESTROYS to purchase. The land is hirhly
productive and in good state OF cultivation, we'll
waeTed and timbered, and situated in desirable
neghborhood.
ALEX: II: McCOMB, 1c
SHELTON S. ABNEY, COMMITS
January 26, lSlS.-tds.
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L. a COLE, Marble Dealer.
U. S. MARsHALL,s OFF,cE. n. V. Dec AT

U. S. MARsHALL's OFFIcE, n. Y, Dec. g. al.
Mcssrs. Wyatt & Kctcham-G Gentlemen: Under.
standing that you the general agents for the sale Of
Dr. UPham's Vegetable Elcctuary, for the cure of
Piles, have deemed it my duty voluntccra recon-
mcndation in behalf Of that Invaluable medicine. j
have been afflicted for many years with piles and have
tried various remedies bat with beneficial effects
indeed began to consider my utterly hopeless.
But about the first OF September last prevailed
upon by friend to make trial of the above named
medicine took his advice and rejoice 10 say that
am not only relieved but, believe perfectly cur
ed. most earnestly recommend it to all who may
have the misfortune to be afflicted with that annoying
aud dangerous disease Very respectfully, your obdt
servant, ELI MOORE.
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COMMISSIONER'S SALE.

IN pursuance ola decree pronounced by the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
Rockbridge County, on the 18th day of September
lS4I, In certain cause depending in said court,
in which James Campbell and Mary J. Campbell
are Plaintiffs and Alexander Campbell, Margaret
Campbell, and others, are Defendants The I'M
derslgned, a commissioner appointed b. the Court
for that purpose, will, on Friday, the 3rd day OF
March, 1913, proceed 10 sell on the premises the
plantation III the bill and proceedings mentioned
being the same land late belonging to Alexander
Campbell, decd Ii is situated in Il GOOD neigh
borhood, adjoining the lands Of John Gibson, Will
liam Leckey and others, well improved, and in
good state of cultyatiOn-and contains about
1855 AORlASo
IERMS.-So much cash in hand as will be no.
cessary 10 pay the expenses of the sale, and tbe
costs OF the suit, and for The residue upon a credit
OF one, two, and three years, the purchaser execu
ting bond with good security, and the title to be-
withheld, until all the purchase money shall have
been paid.
Inc sale Will be in gross and not by the acre.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Conn'r.
February 2, lS4S.-tds.
ALSO,
On the same day, will be sold the dover interes,
OF Mrs Jane Campbell, decd, in the estate of AL
exander Campbell, decd
Terms will be made known on the dav of GALA
THE HEIRS.
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V A r Il Il Y.
FROM THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
WHO SAYS DESPAIR!
by c. u. STUART

by {. u. STUART.
Who says despair? The Earth is wide
As when the first man walked abroad,
When all things living owued him lord
Himself but subject unto God.
The Earth has lost no tint of green,
The Sun still smiles from cut tho skies;
And all the flowers are fair. as when
The wind first breathed on Paradise.
The months and years roll on the same.
And from the bosom of the soil
Spring all things fresh and beautiful,
Obedient to the hand Of Toll
Who says despair, hath faith nor will;
He shuts his eye, and shuts his hand,
And will not reap what God has spread
Lavish and fair in every land.
Who says despair, hath coward heart;
lie will not drive the OK, nor hold
The plough, nor thrust his sickle round
Sheais that are brighter far than gold.
Who says despair, let him go forth
And plant the seed that groans for birth
And he shall find his garden fair
AS the first Paradise Of Earth.
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PUBLIC SALE

q WILL offer for sale at my residence, near
Oreenvllle, on the 24th day of February next.
ali my Household and Kitchen Furniture. one s
day clock, Ono Yankeo) Also all my Farming
Utensils, one plantation Wagon, one Cart, one
Wheat Fan, (of the first quality, one horse Rake
one Rolling Screen, Ploughs, Iarrows, &c, Hor,
ses, Cattle. Sheep and Hogs one set of Wheel
wright and Charmakers' Tools some turned stuff
for Chairs. Also, Paints, Varnish and Brushes :.
two Turning Lathes and Chsels; some Carpen,
ters' Tools; one set of Blacksmiths' Tools: n
quantity of Wheat, Corn, Oats and Potatoes Hay.
some Wheat IN the ground; also horse Gear.
Terms made known on the day of sale.
Jan. 70, 1913. A. GIBBONS.
p. S.-Any person wishing to commence tho
Wheelwright and Chair making business. can oet
a great bargain in the tools and stuff Oh appIie.-
ton. owl A.G.
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HEM0RRH0IDS OR PILES.
Internal or External, Permanently Cured b.,
iOGao UlPEI M9S
VEG ETAnBEEI EhECTUARY,
AN INTERNAL REMEDY,
AN INTERNAL, RENE

M HIGH, n used according TO directions, CURE
w FOR LIFE is GUARANTEED.
SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE-A common con-
sequence OF this affection IS kind OF tcncsmus. or
bearing down sensation, il is famarly called :;
there Is also heat, tension and tirobbing in the part
varying from moderate degree OF these sensations
10 the most cXcrucatng suffering these are caused
by the great flow of blood the parts. Sometimes
the inner coat OF the bowel protrudcs at every eyacu
alton, forming what is called Prolapsus or falling of
the bowels this Is the effect of long continued iIrta
tion and weakness of that organ la some instances
the patient experiences nervous pains which indie
scribablc, and known only to the sufferer which com
mcncc immediately after an evacuation, and continue
from thirty minutes TO several hours these
tionS very annoy ing and sometimes very distress
ing This disease, when of long continuance attend
cd by pain and weakness in the back, irritation of the
kidneys and bladder, aud other organs in the vicinity
pain and numbncss in the legs and feet sense of strait
about the chest and unnatural; funcss of th abdo
mnai viscera, accompanied with palpitation OF the
heart and oppression. Individuals sometimes expert
cnce previous TO an attack OF the Piles SYMPTOMS
noting great arrangement i'll circulation there is a
sense oil weight and pressure in the abdomen with a
peculiar feeling OF unrasiness in the bowels, constipa
ton or pcrinc;um attended with pain the back
Ions, nausea, and slight pains in the stomach pale
countenancc, confused sensations in the head, wcar
and irritable and disseminated OF mind and
OF nlincss aud oppression in the region of thc
stomach The circulation the surface is feeble and
the current OF blood determined inward and down
wards For all the above diseases and complaints
DIR. UPI,a,1FS PEGETTBLE ELECTU-
AIRY CURES EFFECTU.4LLY, and
therefore preoents PILES
READ THE TESTIMONY.
IluDsoN, Dec. H. 1876
Gcnts--I have used DR.. Upham's Vegetable Pile
Eicctuary which purchased Of you, and find it one
OF the best medicines in for the Piles and also for
all bilious affections arising from impure state of the
system. Yours, SC,
L. A COLE, Marble Dealer.