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VARIETY STORE.

THE subscriber has opened Ysriesy Store
n North The court house. and onr door east
Of Long. Webb q Co, wherr he will Re pleas-
ed % see the public generally, but psriirulsry bis
old friends who 20 literally raiToniled him whsn
. Tediar. He has On hand stork Of DRY CocaS
and Groceries. coniectiOnsries. Cigan. Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco. snd in fact q little Of a.
most every thing. Those Who trade with him
may he sure they win &c, good bargains.
All kinds q produce. such ascorn. fodder. oats,
hour. poultry Of I'll kinds. country made Cloths,
Feathers, Sc. will he taken in sIehange for
Goods.
ROBERT F. MORRIS.
April &c. *a. 70
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THE HILLsEoRoUGH RECORDER,
Is ruRLlsHEp wEEKLr
BY DENNIS HEARTr

Terms.-Three Dollars year. or Two Dol.
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
oil fve subscribers no make The pa,mcnts strict.
ly IN advance, will be furnished al Two Dollars
q year each.
No paper will he discontinued until aIlaueor.
ses are PAID, unless at the option ofthe publisher
Hereafter no paper will he sent to new sub
scr'oer out OF this state unless payment is made in
advance. or some person in the staie,will become
responsible to the editor and in no case will the
paper nc sent to subscriber out Of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ENTERTAINMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
ono dollar Tor the first and twenty five cents for
eacli subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro.
poI.on. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent higher. A deduction Of one-third will bs
made TO advertisers By the wear.
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JAYAEas HAIR 1OAic. - 1his valuable
pfeparaii0n exeiies The scalp 10 q new and hesl
Inv action. rleAnses Il from srurf and dandrun.
psexene the hair from falling on cures those
erup,ive di<easrs whirh often sppear upon the
bead. and in . msiofiiy Of cases pFoducrs kns
growth q Nav HlIR. II also gives thr hair
Fich. glossy, and heaufifai sppeanhee. unequal
I'D ky any other articie 81 the Kind.
IAYNE'S AMERICAN HAIR DYE. war
rsnted. II strictly applied according 10 the dree-
lions. 10 change he hair from AR oshsr colour
70 beautiful Arsras, or perfectly Jar BLaeK,
without staining the shin.
JAYNE'S AGuE PILLS. positive cure for
Fever and Ague. These Pills are warranted 10
cure Fever and Ague. and when the dirrctions
are followed. and cure Is not effected, the mo-
ney will he returned.
? JAYNE's EyPECT0RANT. vaiasble re-
medy for Coughs. Colds. Consumption. &c
This medicine produces free and easy enpeelo-
ration. and never fails 10 cure Asthma or relieve
a Cough.
JAYNE.s TONIC vHRMIFuGE. a certain
and p easant remedy for Worms, Dyspepsia
Piles. &C.
JAYNE's cARMTNATlvE BaLsAM. 4.
certain cure for Bowel and Summer Complaints.
Dianhqs. Dy~niery. Cole. Sick and Nervous
Headache. &c.
JAYNE's sASATIvE PILLS. for Liver
Complaints. Jaundice. Dyspepsia. &c. A very
safe snd valuable family medicine.
IAYNE's ALTERATIvE.- This pepara.
tinn combines I'll the medicinal virtues Of those
articles which long experience has proved TO pos
sess the most safe and efiicrnt sleratiye and de-
ohs,rurnt properties. for the cure Of SrToiuls,
Kings Evil. White swcllings. rlces. Rheuma-
tism. Gout. DC.
ar These medicines arc recommended ande
'ensively usrd nv the most intelligent persons in
the United siaies. by numerous Professors and
Presidents Of Colleges. Physicians Of the Army
and Navy. and 81 Hospitals and Almshouses,
Members Of Congress. &c. &c. and by more than
Eve hundred Clergynen Of various denOmina.
tons.
Al the above preparations are prepared only
by DIR. d. JAYNE. Wholesale Druggist and
Chemist. No. 8 south Third Street. Philadelphia.
Ir A supply Of the above medicines has just
been rece we'd ., the posr 0TFIrE IN HILLsBo.
-s~-s. sgd I'LL - -..al ~
J. NJ. PALMER. Agent.
December 81. 10
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made Of Mahogany. Marble, Cherry, Walnut,
pirrh apd Mamie

made OF Mahogany, Marble, Cherry, '. alnut,
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention 70 bis make Of Port.
able WARDROBES and BEDSTEADs, which
cannot be surpassed for durability, neatness. and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all per.
sons wishing TO buy furniture Of any description,
10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere, as
he ntends to sell as low as he can possibly afford,
and his workmen are all experienced hands.
He has now on hand eight fine Dressing Blu.
reaus with Looking Glasses, two Chins Presses,
two sldehoards, six plain Bureaus. eight Candle
stands, one sofa, and one SECRETARY and Book
CAGE. and Bedsfeads. which be will sell low.
- Timber taken In exchange Tor Furniture.
such as wslnut. Poplar, Chery. Birch, Maple,
dc.
PcBons .. distanos, buying Furniture.
can have Il delivered al their doors, ensured safe,
for less then they can do Ii fhsmselses.
He returns bis thanks for past favos, and will
De thankful for coninusDos Of public patron
age. .t ~
HENRY EVANS.
Feeyua,y I. - 49,
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n HEREBY fsrwaFn al persons agains, sraiing
= for eese given hy me 70 WA G. HaFkins,
psyaS.e nne iay allcI GA'e. faE $50 dalisn. AID
d.iod he issh 81 April. 1875. A. the sid n,se
MAS gwen far consideration whish hiss FFaNed
null and Nd. am determined non TO psy H.
JOHN L0CKHARf.
AEFslfe. es-sw
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Barter.

ShiNGLES! Shingles! wanted in exchange
- for Goods.
FLANK and LUMBER, of all kinds, wanted
in exchange for Goods.
We are now prepared to take all kinds of
country Produce, such as Corn, Oats, Fodder,
Hay. dc. &C., in exchange for Goods.
Also. every kind Of country-made Cloths, Bees
wax, Feathers, Tallow. &c. &c,
LONG, WEBB & CO.
July l3. az
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Bulletin No. Q.

THE g-EEf 'eFlsiTxla ~ lrug rrnemA~r
- = msns rats q the Nes- IT, sNueirn
saeaEas srrusel ~ kRow - k.aanAs st rising hgA-
- sna hssass. rzTliea dissasy - ~ iahals.s1ls
or SIS EeFs o,lged - Eeaaese tasiE Easss fraa
= 1seEs sd. % nrsaa.sT Faaness tamaas Nsss
esafTised - arseH l.siI 19.l,inEs: - 90 -
- msgr -eVessly khhn laREusge ran assrEssf.
- P1kilr aDzha,iiies wrtr esllet - - sesas,is-
- ca aud roausel Ia sAazs. gEsss Fass'e 60
iamity I'D err1Hed.
Wei uaui1 i - 4 ~ sd oanssoennescf the
aood I'D era~sd lwhea ne watrra sshsldss. Bot
no. - The rrrrnR Essss "a vast AAnsssl De-
pasiies. ehieh Il : go ncshs NrsT Kise cut
that deirtrIioss Hiasn whsrh Frodncss biiio1s
diseasess
whsi saws EAs esisAasel d. Fesyusua En- shis
poiaif Amrwsr. = Txs oA4ss ~ tilsns Ssrnngt-
nsssf 4 10 F-saiip1l sos.frr n kalf Iries $50
g;ns 0frfrvs.s An his;sry and sxprrenre proses
on he plains q Eawnadura. a. time xhsn he
river Gnahaaa had hecone dry sflrr God. Re-
xIrTEyr AMI ISrEnSIrTKxr FISes need -
rnns tas tfOops with s1rh destructive mslignity
ihai they came nigh hiring exlirpatea.
TsE GsaEEEsBEns caspsSE. therefore. ear
nssily ea.l the stteniion 'af the entire West 10
shs:' mcSs extraordinary and celrhrafrd sesies Of
AyTI-biLlsrs MErtrISEs. In every locali,y
where thens i the slightest tendency 70 any form
81 FEvER. FEvEx Az ArrE. DUSn AsrE. and
the Ike. the inhahiianis should a once send n
the General Agrni II the district and hayr GFse-
knherg Depot established near them. Were this
daIe. sui the 6RAEFENBERG vEGETA-
BILE PILLS and HEALTH BITTEks used
arcarln. 20 directions, there would he no fear az
hilinns disease.
50 important are the Graefenhrrx Medicines 10
the people q the West that the ioll.wing sirps
should l.c Immediately iakens-
Isl, Ercry neigk larkood should Herr Grcef-
snb,yg D,paf. b. aadrNssiag ths General Agent
Of amy district fhis ran Be 1etrtd
I'll. FamiEe should club tqgrtkr and get an
inmedist Re supply.
81. Emigronf Snri,fies cnd ofhfr philarthrO-
pr bodies should Jsraish them 10 fhe NEEDY.
By such means bilious diseases viii be entirely
prevented.
The other Medicines Of the Compsny are most
eminenily sdapied 10 the diseases for which they
are recommended. and consist Of The following:
The Graefaaherg Eye Lotion,
The GhIidrrn's Panacca.
The Green N1orn-ain ointment,
The Consun,psiye Balm,
The Dysenfcry Syrup.
" The General Agent for North Csrolins is
Capt. William Jones. Of I.ouisburg. to whom sp-
plicarioDs for agencies may h. addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York. January. le4s.
sa@- The Graefenherg Medicines are for sale
LIZ BY Long. Webb & Co.. Hillshornugh,
and Alexander Webb & Co., Clover Garden.
March 20. IL
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MitChell's Eve SalVe.

HE concurrent testimony of men of integrity
- and worth j. the best evidence We can have
Of any fact Of vhich We have no cogniianee oyF.
selves. The great advantages possessed BY this
article OVER every Other. ae-its Certainty. esie-
". Convenience. and Economy. Al Physicians
adnIi, that gres. danger ia 10 be spprshended from
dragging the eye WHEN In inhsmmed and IN.
healthy state. In the use Of this salse this ohyre.
ton is entirely removed, 10 no harm can possibly
result from t. use Il Icing in al rsr~s sPpiird -
the erfenof portions OF the eve thereby avoiding
sll the Inconvenience, pain and danger, hich ne.
eesssrIly attend the introduction OF any Tungcn,
article into the eve. rs activity in suhduing in.
fammaiion Is 30 great that hut isw ca,es require
the use Of more than one hottie 10 effect rencc,
cure. One Physician remarked TO us. after having
witnessed lis effects in several instances. that il
was perfect Gre killer" We might multiply
reasons Why this Salsc should lie preferred shove
every thing else in the treatment Of desses Of The
eve, 10 We prefer il should stand on is a~ me.
rits All We ask is that i,s virtues he thoroughly
tested and ha, the directions he strictly followed
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co, ny
For sale al this Office.
March 10. al
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: District Convention.

sFsHE aelrgaies from The several eounsiss n
this Congressional District. viii meet in
Hil!-horOuga on the iiFst THURSDAY II May. Cor
the pupose q sppoinliEg ee.eeais inibe Wing
National Convention. which Is 10 meei IN Phila-
delphia On the 7lh q June neaL
April n. as
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Accommodation for Is0ref-
ferS.
THE subscriber is now prepared with csrn.
Portable Carriage, Hack, and Buggy, In
convey Passengers from Hilsborough TO any 9TH
er place, or to bring them here, by the day. week,
or job. He has good horses and an experienced
driver, and thinks be can give entire satisfaction.
He can he found At his shop, two doors above
the Union Hotel.
49, HENRY EVANS.
February ]. Is
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IL appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that Edward M'Crory, the defendant in these
cases. is not an inhabitsnt Of this state; II 10 there
fore ordered BY the Court, that publication he
made in the Marlborough Recorder. for six weeks
suecsssissly. for said defendant TO appear at the
next torn of this Court 10 be held for the county
Of Orange, a. tho count house in HiIlsborough, on
the fourth Monday Of May merit, 10 plead TO or
rrplevy, or the land levied on will he condemned
to satisfy the debts Of plaintiffs.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of s1id Court,
ai ofscs, the fourth Monday Of February, A. d.
1855 JOSEPH ALLISON, c. &C.
Prize adv. ~ IS A.-sp
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FOOTE'S
Sketches of North Carolina,

A NUMBER Of copies Of this deeply interest
ing work have been deposited with the Rev.
RoBsRr BcRwELr, in HilIsboroush, and can be
bad Of him ct the price Of "a per copy.
February ~. En-
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Advertising Rates for the lIillshOroueh Recorder

one dollar per square (l6 lines) for the first
insertion, and 20 cents for cach continuance. De-
auctions made in favor Of standing advertisements
as follows:
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Land for Sale.

9s9S foFFER for sale large Tract 81
sIG I.sni in Person county, jus, oveI the
SI.S northern Orange line.
49, As body Of upland. |, "a inferior
10 none in the middle part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart
the forest lands are heavily ,iHbered, aud al well
waicred.
On the lands are . variety Of substantial in
provemenis--Dwcliing Housrs. Wheat and 20.
bacco Barns. Saw and Grisi Mills--in perfect re.
pair.
Il will he sold in parcels 10 suit any purchaser.
PAUL e. CAMERON.
stagviIle p. O.. Orange. Nov. ~. Off
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TOWN LOT fer Sale.

OF No. 30. in the plan Of the town of Hills.
borough, is offered for sale on reasonable
terms. Apply to Lcmuel Lynch, ESQ.
February 1. IL
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CHEAP WATCHES & JEWELRY,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

UoId Ftns, WITH Pencil and SiIVer Holder, I 90
Gold Finger Rings, 374 cents to so 90
Watch Glasses hest quality plain l2i cts; Pat.
ent lsi; Lunet rs; other articles in proportion.
All goods warranted to he wha, they are sold for.
On hand some Gold and Silver Levers and lie.
pines, still lowe, than The above prices.
@. CONRAD,
Jeweller and Manufacturer Of Silver Ware,
Watch Maker and Importer Of Watches.
Constantly on hand, large assortment of all
articles usually kept in similar establishments of
good quality and fashionable styles.
February Q. ~. i6-3m
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ikn1IGTT y o.
WoULD respectfully announce % their old
~ customers, and the public generally, thai
tsey are now receiving and openinga
Large and entirely New stock OF
GU9DSs
purchased this spring in the ciiies Of New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore; and IS their Goods
were bought FOR Lash only. they after them
selves that they are prepared to sell them a such
Pnoes ss viii be satisfactory - oil who may favor
them with cali
Their stock consists Of almost every article and
description Of Goods which will he called for in
this part Of the country, and thry ASSURE the pub
lie that they are Of Is good quality and will he
ofirred upon as good terms as at any store in Or.
snge.
Country Produce Of all kinds will be Ia
ken in exchange for merchandise. At fair prices.
Rufin's Mills, 0range cy- ApIil4. :4-3m
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MONEY WANTED!

4 IL indebted to Us will please call and settle
- soon. a. we must have money.
n. b. AL accounts standing longer than twelve
months, viii be collected.
LONG, WEBB, g. 20.
FEBRUARY Is. r.: II
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WANrUD

NE THOUSAND yards Il TCw and cor
" TON cloth. -
LATlMER g. JONES.
nrtc'sr 10 "a
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The Cheapest In the World!
STEAM REFINED
SUG AR CAN DIES,

To ttills per pound Wholesale.
II ]. RICHARDSON, No. ~, Market street.
S' Philadelphia. takes pleasure in informing
the public, that he still continues to sell his very
superior Sfcam-Refined Candy a, ihs
low price Of sl2:50 per loo pounds, and the
quality Is equal to any Manufactured in the Uni.
ted States.
He also offers all kinds Of goods in the Con-
fectionary and Fruit line at correspond
ing low prices. as quick sales and small profits
are the order Of the day.
Call, Or send your order. and you cannot fail to
ee satisfied. Don't forge, the number-42, Mar.
kef street, philadelphia.
]. J. RICHARDSON.
February -. is-3m
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Cabinet Warehouse,

TIVE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Il and the public generally. that he has on hand.
and will endeavor constantly to keep, variety of
well-made Furniture, embracing all the leading
articles. such as.
sofas. Sfdeb0ards. Bureaus.
Rcdsteads, ahtcS
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]. NJ. PALMER. Agent
December 81. 10
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1848-03-04
Poetry.
The Blossoms of my Youth.
Ky HENRY MoaFoRD.

~ HENRY MORFoRD.
The blossoms of my youth are blowing,
Blowing ere their times
The summer sun or spring is glowing,
And at twenty cometh prime;
Oh forward heart, how soon together
Summer and autumn fall;
How soon the leaves by the woodside wither,
And dust is over all.
The blossoms of my youth are fading,
Fading ere their timej
And on my heart a wing is shading
Like the thought ofheavy crimes
Oh darkened heart, there is n canker
At the core of thy bridal rose;
Yet hope, sweet hope, on thy mighty anchor
Rest till the drama close.
The blossoms Of my youth are falling,
Falling ere their time;
l hear the birds from far land calling,
Singing summer chime,
Oh weary heart, DER hopes departed
Muse in thy tears awhile,
But think of the land ofthe faithful hearted,
And turn to the world md smile.
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Happiness of Heaven.

II is not sufficiently advcrted TO, that the
happiness of heaven lies greatly and essen
italy in the well going machinery ola well
conditioned soul; and that, according to lis
measure, it is the same in kind with the in
effabe Happiness of God, who liveth forever
in bliss neffable; because he is unchanged
ble in being good, and upright and holy.
There may DO audible music in heaven; but
its chief delight will be in the music ola well
poised affection, and in principles in full and
consenting harmony with the laws of etern-
al rectitude. There may be visions of love
illness there; but it will he the LONELINESS OF
virtue, as seen directly in God,and us reflect
ed back ia family likeness from all his chill
drcn. 1t will be this, that shall give its pu-
rest and sweetest transportsto the soul. IN
a word the main reward of paradise is spir-
itual Joy; and that springing at once from the
love and possession of spiritual excellence.
1t is such a Joy as sin extinguishcs on the mo-
ment of its entering the soul; and such a Joy
as is again restored TO the soul; and that i'm
snediately on its being restored TO righteous
ness-Dr. Chalmers.
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Moral Readings.
Ours is a Good World.

You who complain of this world, and 60
mourning through il as lift had no sun, after
wha, pattern would you make better? How
would you order its seasons, appoint it's
changes, and direct its government Could
YOU make n pleasnnter sun, sweeter air, pur-
er water, or more fruitful earth? Could
YOU grow brighter flowers, or cover The earth
with carpet of richer green? Could you
plant more magnificent forests, create more
beautiful rivers, or spread out wider oceans?
Would YOU arrange the land and sea in diff
ferent relative proportions, and hang over all
a brighter heaven? As il is, it is good world.
Great and precious interests are bound up IN
IT'S history. The Son of God has visited il,
taught in its language, eaten OF Its fruits, SUI
Tered for its redemption, and slept i'll its bo-
som. Angels have been here and have trnv-
ersed its vallies aud hills. II is good world.
Jehovah blesscs and defends it. His precious
word is in il. The gospel Of Jesus IS gong
forth TO encircle IL; great army ofthe sacra-
mental host are preparing in il, for mansions
above. IL is hourly casting lis ripe fruit, ana
contributing precious treasures to the giorles
of the unper sanctuary. The bones Of the
uraphets are hidden in its secret places. The
holy examples of martys aud just men are IN
IL. and here the militant church OF God has
IT'S home. The consultations of religion are
here, with all the sweet interchanges of hui
man affection. Here, too, are domestic rela-
lions. full of tender ties aud glowing syinpa-
thies. II Is n good world, and as we stand |
six thousand years from its birth, we may |
echo n loud amen 10 the word of its Creator
and Lord. when he looked upon its perfect
form. fashioned 10y his own hand, and pro-
Dounced il good Exchange.
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Now for the Witnesses,

EMPEACH THEM IF you CAV. More can
be giuen IF needed.
TUNHE undersigned having long been person.
K ally acquainted with Mr. Chas Jones, of
Claremont, N. Fl. and with the general effica-
cy of his medicine called "JONES' DROPS
for HUMORS,'' since its late discovery, both
among our neighbors and from various distan-
ces and directions abroad, can cordially recon-
mend the use of the medicine as efficacious n
all the variety of internal and external humors
We are prepared also to say, from all we can
learn by inquiry and otherwise, that while
there are very many persons cured and in a
process of cure, by these drops, of obstinate
skin complaints of the various kinds, there has
as yet no case come to our knowledge, where
the patient has actually gone through with a
published directions, without being entirely or
so far cured, as to be satisfied of its extraord-
nary efficacy in their own complaints. . tr
ERAsTUs GLIDDEN, Cashier ClaremontBank.
JOSIAH RIoHAADs, M. d. Claremont.
TIMOTHY S. GLEASON, M. d. do
Newton WHIrTLEsEY, Town Clerk, do
SIMEON IDE. do
A sA SARTwELL, do
Jos. WERE, Asso. Editor Eagle, do
r. F. LAWRENCE, Pastor Cong. Oh do
HI. S. SMITH, Minister Epis. Oh. do
GEO. b. UPHAM, Pres't Claremont Bank and
late member of Congress. ..,..,,.:s : ~
Claremont, N. III. June %, 1874.
For sale by j. @. BINGHAM, st. Johnsburv;
nj. K. Parks, Waterford; Levi P. Parks, Pas,
sumpsic; N. w. French, Lunenburg; Harvey
y Abbott, Stevens Village; ]. C. Kent, McIn
does Falls Sept. 80 1847 :
N. B. Nothing is so cheap as nothing is SO
efficacious. 531m6