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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06
The Graefenberg Company
HEREBY give notice tina, their General
Ii Agent for the State of North Carolina is
Capt. WILLIAM JONES.
Of LOuisburF, Franklin county, North Carolina.
BULLETIN No. /.

The Graefcnberg Company having been wei
coined in every section of the United states with
the most unparalleled enthusiasm, and their me
dicines having reached an enormous circulation,
will hsnceforward issue Monthly Bulletins, shat
they may the more perfectly inform the public OF
the principles of the AaKsIco-lisAarENnERs
Srsrxs, and Of the vast superiority OF thsir Me
licines over any others ever presented W The
world. Each Bulletin will contain something OF
the greatest importance to the health OF the COM
munity; and all classes Of reSlsrs, the clergy,
iurists, statesmen, and private individuals, should
not fail of reading them, to say the least. One
trial alone of the medicines will convince the
most sksptical of their extraordinary efficacy.
I'm the present Bulletin we will only say that
|. The Grsefenberg Medicines are purely We
ge,able.
2. They have been tested in tens Of thousands
Of cases with perfect success.
3. Of the vegetable Pills alone, $4,000 boxes
are sold each and every week!
4. The demand is constantly increasing.
S. Every article purchased Of the Company or
any of its Agents is rarranfed. and u does mol
give satisfaction the money will he refunded.
The Graefenberg Vegetable PILLS possess al
most magical power in preventing and curing ihs
ordinary diseases which affect humanity, (csPe-
ciaIly bilious) There are some facts connected
| with their preparation and use. which the hmis
of the present notice forbid Us 10 name. Suffice
it 10 say, that they are the product OF the most
extensive and philosophic research, aided ny Gil
| the lights of modern science. All other patent
pills are made from the recipes Of less snlIghien'
cd ages; these from the condensed wisdom OF an
Gent and modern science. In fact they are
rrRrEcr PILL! worthy Of the age and OF the
! country.
The Graefenbcrg Company is prepared to show
to the public the most unquestionaole evidences
that these celebrated Pills are every day curing
MI disorders Of the Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Dys'
pspsia, Jaundice, Erysipelas, Green Sickness
and all diseases to which Females are subject
N.uralgia, Rheumatism, Headache. &c, all bi
lious Complaints, &c. Their wonderful cttica
cy arises from their power to open the pores; t'
cleanse and strengthen the stomach and bowels
| to make the urine and monthly discharges flow
healthily and to give tone and vigor to the sys
tenn. Price IS cents box.
No family should be without them. 1t they d.
not give satisfaction, the money will he prompt.
refunded; and every agent is hereby INSTRUCTED
to that effect,
The Graefenberg Health Bitters,
ar Entirely Vegetable, = warranted to max
We quarts Of Incompatible sl,tefs' aAse on
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Obituary.

Died, in the city Of Raleigh, very suddenly, on
Monday morning the goth ultimo, Mrs. EriLr
Jouss.s, Censor, Of DR.. Charles E. Johnson.
Died, a, RsysviIis, Henry county. Indiana, on
the 81 Of December, after an illness Of sOme
months. Mr. WILLIIs PIsErTr,s worthy men,
her of the society Of Friends, aged about 81 years
Mr.. Pickett formerly resided in this county, two
miles cas-, Of Hillsbsrough, and sniigrated to In
diana in the year 1881. lie maintained to the
day Of his death the high character for honesty
and INTEGRITY sshi~h ~ h~i --,.hl;-h-l --h;l- 8.
this state. Pew men have eonformed more elcsc'
" than he did to the scriptural injunction, " do
unto others as you would that they should Dc
unto you." A letter 10 us announcing his death
informs us that 1" he owed no man any thing hui
good wills" that he seven sent for tho Doctor
,hs, attended him, aud paid him of short time
before his death"
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To all whom Il NAV concern.

NOTICE is hereby given. that NV two SIMS.
" MEREDITH GATES and WILLIAM
GATES. IRE one 20 and the Other IL years Of
are. have full liberty to uans,cs business for
themselves in As full and pcrftc, manner as il
they had arrived at the full age Of twcn,y-one
years; aud they mus, be held responsible for their
own contracts. as will not pay any debts Of
their contracting.
LEONARD GATES.
December 81. ll-3wp
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Another seys Paper.-Ths Caro-
lima GazriIe." The Erss numb<F II whirh i before
Us. has made lis appearance in Wilmington. u
10 Published b. Mr.. Vim. J. YoPP; j. printed
with nszinsss and taste; Is 10 he democratic in
POliIies, hut will sdsOeals limited system Il
internal improvements "a eOnpleIs system q
common scl'OOl sduesliOn-imPrOSsmsnts in ag-
rieu,ursl pursuits, and the Temperance rriOrms-
tiOn." This Is the fourth paper now Published
in Wilmington. and i, Ne hoPe. not deceptive
proof Of the increasing Importance VI the place.
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The Rev. Wsl,sF ~. I.awrir. farmer.
~ q Pennsylvania an Amrfiesn Mis-
sionary ai Aingpo. his been rfnslly muE-
deEed in me CHINESE seas by piralrs.
While IN his Nay FIRM Shanghse - Ming
pm. lie Was lhrawn overheard and
drowned BY The PiEzirs. Who frared. il %
said, that IL Illsy permitted Mr. InSTir
10 escape, he might hiring lhrm 10 jussirr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06

tFtsis = ne lalaeg hate l.esn rel 4ael
neaF hsfe A. . gsneEal rlair glas grtallnr
enaa nay b. distinguished b. tl.s Eoaand
q pEsdarss, - hasing q Ennrh shzEPST
tEang lhAn ths n6anlerEsil. Tie cOun-
irrssa has also darker aPE.~snnrs Than
TIE othFF. kAfargmd Kseslkasm.
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Graham,s Magazine, for January.

Crnhani's Magazine, for January.
Is4s. Is on our tslls. II contains tweniy-srNsn
original TaIrIs, aud some very handsome smlsl-
lishmsnls. Among tie embellishments is por.
trait Of Genrral Butler. very neatly sIseussd. he
ing ole Of series Of the portraits Of the Army
Hsrors. which will he given in the early nun,hsr.
of the present SOlume. Graham at least rivals
il he does not surpass, the bcst Of the Magazines
in this country. Terms. - per annum in al.
vance. Address George X. Graham, ~ Chestnut
street, Philadrlphis.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06

rrws ths wcsk Pihliah lhs soaelssiaa 81
M. I;s.siss aAls isllss, and again a. our Esad.
n. % give d - assrHiiss T~rusaL Several 4 ouI
..l.rsilers go have resd he FRI E.oriion. have
.Ersss~R Ervsi snHiety 10 sss The remainder
aud w~ lsxr no daula that this l. The case with
NJ .ha.- ,i-i"h i net - nsueh Ol~Sunui ls pre-
;udirs a. % rrndsr thrm unalas 10 sce aud admire
A., suIh and eanioF which Eadisls hom sssly
ssElrRoe.
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The Young Peoples sIirror.-N

The Young Peoples Mirror.-"e
have received the first number Of periodical, to
he issued monthly in quarto form Of sixteen pa
ses, entitled "Thc Young Peoples Mirror, and
American Family Visitor" It is intended more
particularly for the improvement Of YOUTH and
will embrace great variety Of subjects many OF
which will I've illustrated by engravings. The
number before us contains several useful and IN
,cres,ing articles. 1t is published by Mr.. Edward
Walker, No. ia Fulton street, New YORK. al
so cents per annum in advance, or five copies Tor
two dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06
KoLMsroCK's vERMIruGE-
rHx nKsr REMEDY KvKR rEr DISCOVERED ron
ALI kINBs OF WORMS.

rHx nrsr REMEDY KvKR TIT DISCOVERED ron
ALI KINDS oF WORMS.
II not only destroys Worms and inSigora'es
the whole system. but it dissolves and carries of
the superintendent slime or rnueus. SO prevalent
in the stomach aud bowels Of Children, more es-
pecisIy ofthosc in had health. The mucus forms
the he'd or nest in which worms produce their
Young, and by removing it, it is impossible for
worms to remain in the body. 1t is harmless in
its effects ON the SYSTEM and the health Of tho pa
tent is always improved by its use, even when
no worms are discovered. The medicine being
paIaable, no child will refuse TO take it, not even
the most delicate.
Comstock & Co, No. 81 Courtlsnd.-st., New
York, are the sole Woprietors.
For sale by
ID. HEARTT, Hilsborough.
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r Lirul. cSl F.gs. If the Moth csrelins
R,.iI.rns Il Volunteers. has returned home on =
r,rr.siling expedition. lie Pas=d through thi,
placs Lad wesk. and We lssn that he gi'es god
.er.unG Of our RsyiInrnL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06

gongress.-1he most important act of llle
session thss far. u the passage of resolution in
ts House Of representative, on the :lsl ultima.
b. the imposing majority II lis 10 So, affirming
tie I~ineipIe that the tisnsral Government has
the power 10 construct such harl"rs and improve
m,h rivers as arc necessary aud proper Eor the
pfa;scIinn of our navy and our commerce, ami
also far the deisnrcs Il our country"
Thi. resolution was introduced ny Mr.. Went
worth. II Illinois. and passed. in response 10 =
message Of the President Of tie United States.
Transmitted TO tic Hou,e On the 18th. giving his
reason. fos seioing the river snd harhoT Till, pas
.si al the class u the last session VI Congress.
Mr.. Holmes Of y. e. submitted resolution to
the IIouse. which was rrfeurj TO the committee
on Gn,nse. calling on the States to refund tie
soO,oo0.oOs distributed among them under thu
dsI.psite scL in Gcn. Jackson's administration.
Resoluiians are before hnlh HOUSES. 10 restore
the PrisiIege Of free postage 10 Newspaper sub
.cibers within thirty miles u Ihs office Of publ
cation.
The resolutions submitted by Mr.. Calhoun on
the suhjec, VI the conquest u Mexico, Published
in our last. were taken up in the Senate on the
goth, and made the order 81 the day for The first
Tuesday in January. In reply To Mt AIlrn, Mr.
Calhoun said that il Was his intention No, to in
volvs any other question than that contained in
his RESOLUTIONS. The question Of the conquest Of
Mexico was the real one before the country, and
iha, he should discuss.
Mr.. Dieksnson's resolutions relative to the ar
QUESTION Of territory. were taken up, and an inte'
rs,ing debate snsucd; when they we're passed
over for the present.
Mr.. Hale presented resolutions Of instruction
from the Legislature of New Hampshire; am
Mr.. Niles presented similar resolutions from th'
Legislature Of Connecticut.
, Several series Of resolutions are before tin
House of Representatives relative to the eIIstinI
war with Mexico; among which is a series sub
miltsI by Mr.. Lincoln Of Illinois, the object o
which was to ascertain from the President, whe
Their the spot on which the blood Of our citizen
wa. frs, she'd was not within the territory O
Spain, at leaa before the treaty Of 1919; ~he
Their il was not wrcsted from Spain by the revolu
tonsry government Of Mexico; whether il la
ever submitted to the government Of TsIss; an
whether IL was not at the .ims under MeKics
authority aud occupied by Mexican citizens.
Alabama Scnator.-Thc Hon. Di1o
H. Lewis has been reelected by the Legislator
Of Alabama, 10 the Senate Of the United State
for sir years from the fourth Of March last I'll
lion. VIM. X. King Was his Democratic comps
ti,Or, supported by the friends Of the Administer
ton. Eighteen balolings were had the follow
ing will show how they generally stood:
lst 9Th 10th l7th lstl
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06

aH.RgelsisA g. H. ytgtsa - q "a, tAan Sc
80 Aaal8aat lHlslls - FruGszaa So. sai-ia-
uurEls.
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Death or Senator Fairfleid.-The
Hon. John Fairfield, Senator from Maine, died
suddenly at W sshnstou, OH Friday evening the
eth ult. The correspondent Of the Baltimore
Sun states that he was afflicted with dr"Psy OF
the knee joint, for which about noon on Friday,
at his earnest request. his hysician. Dr.. VIM
b. Magrudcr, pcrfrrmed a surgical operation,
similar to ono he had performed a year ago on the
some part with great relief. Mr.. Fairfield, how
ever. sunk rapidly after the operation, never rail-
lying from its effects.
To this the Richmond Compiler sdds:-Thcre
has been recently a very extraordinary mortality
amongst our public men. Mr.. Fairfield is the filth
S.nnfor who has died since the commencement oil
the last session of Congress. Mr.. Barrow. Mr.
Pennyhacker, Mr.. Speight and Mr.. Huntington,
having preceded him but few brief months.
Death Of Chancellor Kent.-Tht
Hon. James Kent, late Chancellor Of the state o
New York, died OH Sunday evening the 18th in
slant, in the sSth year Of his age. lie had fillc'
many important judicial stations. the duties o
which were discharged with distinguished ability
lie was mnlc Chancellor in Is -, anl con,inuc'
in that Office until 1923, when, according to thu
cm.titutinn of III state, he was disqualified, hav
g a"ai.ie, n. sc II .iuy. lie was no 'es
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06
LIST or LETTERS,

REMAINING n he Pea OfErs q Hiass-
rsash. y. a.. 80 Ia La dss q lsnuaEs.
-. skirh Il net lskrn ~ Milhih laEss ua0nil.s.
NJ l. s~ng 70 shs Csnxrsl Pos Ofis0s as dssd
ixaEa
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Fruit Trees.

Fruit Trees.
vEHHE Proprietors of the P0m0l0sicaI
u Gardea and Nurseries, have now
OH hand, and ready for sale, at their Nurseries,
fifteen miles north west Of Pittsborough, in Chats
ham county, a splendid assortment Of
Apple and Peach Trees,
selected with great care from the best collections
in the United States. Also some OF the finest
CHERRY TREES, with few
Pear,
Plumb.
AND
Apricot
Also tn. Splendid STRAWBERRY, the Ho.
vey's seeding.
Orders will be strictly attended to, and Trees
delivered where five hundred or more are wanted
at one place. Orders should be sent very soon.
that the Trees may be delivered in good time foe
planting.
]. 81 r. LlNDLEY.
! December ls, la<saw
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06

The Saturday Evening Post, Of
Philadelphia, We consider one Of the bes. week
lies in the country. II is devoted to Literature,
Central News. &C., asd is neutral in politics.
The high moral tone of its editorials indicated by
severe and jus, criticism and censurs of the i'm
moral literature Of the DAY, has caused us to feel
great partiality for the Post, and we take plea
SURE in recommending it to the reading public.
Address Samuel d. Patterson & Co. % Chcs.
nu, street. Philadelphia. The following arc its
terms: Single copies, 81 per annum in advance
50 il not paid in advance; for IS in advance
one copy will be sent three years. To clubs the
following offer is made: copies for SIS; do.
for $40; 10 do. for slS' Is do. for sso-al~ay'
in advsnss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06

~ FRA mssssslsnHs sur ouAsils iasn h~sHs
A, arnsl7 iasrad q ISIS. Ths Esinarf.tyF~.
h,-,..s. saasass EOIl h~k aAs ~hrsAs Il tine. AMI
Al; u.sks "a iiisls diisErner u our Era.srs are
iaIsrnrI 4 thr rnor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06

Tho Home Journal. is published in
New York by George p. Morris and n. p. Viii
lis. I, is among the best printed papers Of the
country. aud the long established character Of the
editors is . sufficient guarantee that its columns
will he we'll filled and attractive. A new volume
will commence on the first Of January, the fret
number Of which will contain the commencement
OF Al Original Novel Of great and peculiar ints-
rest from distinguished American pen. A con-
,inuaton Of the future numbers Of pombsy and
Son will be sent to subscribers in extra sheets,
without extra charge. The price is two dollars a
wear in advance, or three copies for five dollars.
Address, Mrssrs. Morris & Willis, lo7 Fulton
street, New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06

Godey's Lady's Isosk.-The publish
CT has fasOrrd us with copy Of this Magazine
fr January. 1918. This is said to be the olJs.I
Magazine in The country and il il no sigh, svi.
deiee Of il. worth aud popularity, tina, the pub.
Usher j. able TO rnd il out in so nra, dress and
with such rich embellishments. The number he.
fore Us contains iwsnty-.hrse sngrsrings, includ.
ing the Plates Of Fashions, Music, Crochet Work
for the Ladies, and Model Cottages. The men
lO,ints are beautiful, representing Happy Hours
and The Seasons This work is edited hy Mrs
Sarah ]. Hale, AMI numbers among its eOntriLu
tors T s.. Arthur, Miss Leslie, II. Hastings Weld
Grace Greenwood, and other writers Of celebrity
Terms, 50 per annnm in advance, or 81 il no
paid within the year. Address Louis A. Cooley
IIs Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06
M WANTED, -Ml

a LAD Of STEADY habits, as an Apprentice to
n the Tailoring Business. -
IAS. s. WATSON.
DeccnsNer !, hs-
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Raware of counterfeits. A v,

Beware of Counterfeits. A very
gross counterfeit $50 note on the Bank OF
Cape Fear was palmed off in this place
on We Inrsjay last. The bill is totally
unlike any plate e, er issued by that Bank
and could no, escape de,ec ion any where.
il the slightes, examination were made Of
il Each corner has Xxx; the border OF
the rich, hand end is unusually broad
and black. The vigrette is locomotive
and train Of cars. The paper is thin and
light. fayeffe''"e o0''
Counterfeits. - Both the o. and %
Bechtler pieces is.ued At the private MN ~,
| in Ru,herfortl,on are counserleltfa' W.
have seen a number of conn,erici's o' Inc
former l.lely, and arc informed th'i coun
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06
Confectionaries, &C.
MRS. vASSEUR

Has just re.
ceived q We
~ large and
well selected
assortlnsniof
articles in
her lire Of
business. TO
" hich she
" would re-
spsctfu llv
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-01-06

az Entirely Vegetable, . warranted to make
ws quarts Of tassRpsraels Bi,tefs' TAse we
The State guard., 1848-05-02
Bslnr< of Mobile.

|, To the great terror of the money deal CTS hercabouts, there has been for seye- ral days past, a report in circulation to the effect that this bank had either failed, suspended, or was about to do 70. During last week there was gathering up ol it's paperto draw On her for the sinners We arc pleased to learn by the Register of Tuesday that there is no foundation for the suspicion. That paper says:
 The run upon the Bank of Mobile which commenced on Saturday, was con- stinued while yesterday in driblets, but stopped little after noon. The fornida- ble array of extra persons which the Bank had ready to shell out the specie, had the effect ofrpnning the applicants out ofbills, pretty soon. The idea that tho Bank oI AMobilo islin any danger, is wild fancy which got into peoples heads, unaccoun- tably. Nobody can assign plausible excuse for the s,ipposiiion. It is fortified beyond accidents Sor contingencies, and we say it with perfect coniidenre who have no love for any sort of Bank, and little confidence in any thing but the hard Mobile Bank money through is in oul opinion, as near an equivalent foi the specie as any bank note we have ever seen.A We should like to. run the risk of the few thousands due on our books paid in that currency. We will give a premium for them in exchange.
The State guard., 1848-05-02
$2OO Reward.

D RAMA WA Y from the sub
 NA. /scrber's Plantation in Coosa .E N County, in the early part of EzVH / last year, two negro men. ToM s,' ss sI==.-L.-. and JAcs. Ton is six feet nigh, and very likely, his haii ncnes To be straight, his complexion bright for ne- gro, he is about 2l or 9 years ot age Jack is quite black, his upper front teeth rotten, has real negro feet, his height is some five feet or inches high, has u down look, about 3l or 32 years of age.- They left without any known cause, and remained in the county for several months, frequently having been seen. l have not heard any thing of them since last summer. or early part oft the fall. It is very probable they have been conveyed on by some white .person or persons. l am led 10 this belief from the frequent occurrences of the same nature. Several has been taken from this county and nothing heard of them since.-- purchased the said negroes near "ayetle- vile North Carolina, in 1885.
 will give the above reward for the ap- prehension oI the thiei'and negroes or fifty dollars for each neoio, and one hundred dollars for the thief or thieves, who may have stolen them, provided they can be convicted of the fact W
 J. G. GRAHAM, Lessee A. P.
 Pcnitenfiarv. Feb. 23d. 1S49 9-tf
The State guard., 1848-05-02
Prison R.voIt

The new officers of the State Prison at
 Sing Sing, were astonishcd little or Friday morning last, by the declaration of about forty convicts, that they would mol work unless their rations of beef were changed to pork; (the contractors being al- lowed the privilege of furnishing beef half the timc.) The Warden immediately in- stitutcd an inquiry into the condition ot the meat rations, and found them full and good. His next step was to reduce the rofactory convicts to submission. The new law withdraws the lash in all such cases, and the shower bath was resortcd to, which proved efiectual upon twenty-six the first forenoon many of them declar- ing that tho dose of two buckets was worse than tho old correction of the cat. Fifteen others the next day enjoying the same. .inyigoratingprocess cflectually quell- ed the rebellion and alter days scclus- ion upon bread and water diet, returned to their labors.-New York Tribune.
The State guard., 1848-05-02
y'he Commercial Review.

4 Journal of Agriculture, Iradc, Conn
 mercial Po1ay, Maaufacturcs, Inter-
 nal improvements, 3'c. 3'c.
 PUBLISHED MONTHLY IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, TERMS $5iIN ADVANCE.
 Advocating the interest of the South and West, The Conmerical Rerieto will not he lhe less mindful of the great interests of Irade, Commerce and Agricuit'1'eS through the world Commerce in its Va rious and multiform relations-in it's His tory, its Laws, and its Statistics; Con- merc:al Commodities Regulations of Trade inter-Sates and inter-National ; Treaties, Foreign and Domestic Tariffs, Excises and Posts Marine Relations : Enterprises of Commerce in Shipping, Canals, Railroads, and Steam, Navigation, etc. Mercantile System, Codes, Laws. Decisions ancient as we'll as modem ; Banking, Insurance, Exchange, Partner ship, Facterage, Guaranty, Brokerage, Bankrupicy. Wreck, Salvage, Freights, Privateering Marque ane Reprisal. Piracy, @ uara ntlne end Custom House Regula- tons, ete., etc.; Commercial Biography and Literature. ~
 Letters in relation to the REVIEW must be addressed to inc Editor or 10 E. F, Dehow, Esq, Office Commercial Review, New Orleans. % f Hgf6 @