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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03
Hold your Hosses,

sepy see:To Of oy a's for 't hs s'f noSsys GT goa
rents and others in want of Christmas and
New Years presents for their children and
friends, will do well to call and exaLline nv
stock before purchasing elsewhere.
S. A. TAYLOR.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

BOOTS & SHOES-A pair Of Boots, that
d we have got the largest lot ofsll kinds
of Boots and Shoes, also that they are better
manufac tured and at lower prices than any
article of sale work, ever offered in Ravenna.
October 3Oth. S.. A. GII.LETT & Co.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

0HEAP PRINTS.-The best prints at st
v and cents per yard in Ravens may
be found at the store Of G. PRENTlSS>
Nov ember goth.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03
GrSNt BNFENigS

Great AS0Fe0igs
At THE STONE STORE.
u EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES, THAT
IL CAN'T BE BEAT. no hotc.
27 Boxes Dry Goods.
81 DO Boots & Shoes,
81 do and Trunks Clothing,
10 do Hats, Caps & Muffs,
go Bales Coltoa Sheetings,
90 do do Batting,
5 do do Tw.ne,
Is do do WIcking,
8 do do Wadding,
5 do do Yarn,
S do Carpet Yarn,
e5 chest the celebrated SOC Tea,
Bbis. usted and Powdered Sugar.
10 boxes, shilling Tobacco,
10 bags Coffee Rio,
Barrels do Lognara,
do do Java,
Q casks Goldfish, Good.
L Bbl Madder. do
a Kegs Ginger, do
= do Cloves. do
2 do Nutmegs,do
so Mats Cassia, do
Basket Sweet Oil, Good.
500 Gallons Good Winter Oil, pure,
200 do do Linseed do Go
lQr. Cask pure Otard Brandy. prime.
Pipe Brandy, not so pure.
do Columbia Gin.
Bbl. Rum.
Hogs'd Port Rico Sugar,
Sons Ircn Pittsburgh,
90 Kegs Nails and lots of o.her arti-
cles that would be a weeks work to enumer-
ate and they are going off (nany of then)
like the morning dew. All in want of good
Goods at really below their value will do
we'll to call soon at DAYS.
October Both.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03
CHAIRS! CHAIRS!!

UHHINO. UIIHIIG ::
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT at the shop
~. A. s. COLLINS, few rods East of the
IJniyersalist church consisting of
GRECIAN, CANE.SEAT, WINDSOR,
DINING, ROCKING AND OF
FICE CHAIRS, & SETTEES,Sc.
made in a neat and durable manner and for
sale st very low prices,
GALL A ND SEE.
TAYLOR 4 McELWAfN.
kassRna, Nov i4th, lsss. laotf.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

COTTONS. S.-Just take look at that good
" fine unbleached Sheeiing at DAYS, only
81 cts. pr yd. yard wide. Also. yard wide
bleached Cottons, a good article for cts.
pr I'd. call before they are all gone at
Oct, 9, DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

COLE LEATHER-A pr me articls of Sole
- Leather (not damaged by importation, J
or sale by C. PRENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03
NOTICE.,

TNHE co partl enhip heretofore existing
a between Geo. & David M. Sonerville
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
those indebted are requested to call and set
,le their accounts with George Somervlle
en- or before the go day of January next.
GEO. L. DAVID VI. SOMERVlLLE.
Dec. 5th, l848.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

JOHN N. CAROTHERS,
ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
HI Ravenna and the surrounding country
that he carries on the bus ness of Tailoring
in all its branches, a few doors east of the
Post Office, He regularly receives plates of
the LATEST FASHIONS from New York, and
is prepared to fulfill all orders in his line of
business in tasteful and workmanike man.
ner.
% Cutting done to orderand on the short
est notice.
Ravenna, April 10, 1913.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

Estate. of Abmer COlvim.
NOTICE is hereby given that tie under
J. signed have been duly appointed a. d
qualified as Executors Ca the estate Of
Abner Colvin, deceased, late OF Hiram,
Portage county, Ohio.
81 ANDREW YOUNG, Fxecurors.
EMILY COLyiN.
Hiram, Jan. LIST, tS49. Iwl87*h.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

NEUFFS-C oney, Labrador, Genette. I'm.
lYl Fitch, I'm. Lynx and k. tip'd Boke>
mian Lynx Mufs, for sale at extremely low
prices by Z. fRENIiSS'
November oh.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03
BRASS FOUNDRY
SHOP.

vHlHE subscriber is prepared TO mannfac-
: Il ture 10 order all kinds oil Brass castings
of every description. He also intends keep
ino on hand an assortment of Gun Trims
mingz, Kettle Ears, Keys. Copper Rive's,
SnaIter, Solder, Brass and Copper Kettles,
which he will warrant to be OF good mate
rails and a cheap as any in the country.
Brass and Copper Kettles repaired. In short:
ali kinks of Copper work done on reasona-
HE terms, Cash or work paid for old Brass
and Copper. c-.
t1anse MORTIMER HUBERT.
Rayenna, Oct. 81, 1S4s.
DoOTs & SHOES Mems French cali
b Boots (warranted.) Mems cow Hide
Kin. Goat and Patent Leather Brogans.
Mems Congress and Cloth Caters.
Mems Kid and Seal Dancing Pumps.
Youths and Childrens Calf Brogans.,
Ladies, Misses & ChildreDs Boots, SHOES
Caters & Slips of every descr :ption. They
will be sold cheaper thanever before oheree
in this market of as good quality
Nav 22. at F. w. SEY MOOk ..
VEAs.-Yonng Hyson, Imperial, Gun Pow
i der and Black Teas. warranted as goof
s can be found in the State for the ssms
arice, at Sc MOOno'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

New Fail and Winter Goods.
F.W. Seymour,
rs now receiving large stock of Goods
i which will be sold at extremely low prices.
Dress Goods, every variety. Calicoes, Cling
hams by the cord, Broadcloths. Cas simeres'
Eatinetts, Tweeds, sc. any quahtity'
QFPar,iculars next week.
Rayenna, Oct. SIst. lS48.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

"IN THE FORWARD CARR"
lust received by express, direct from New
~ York, variety of Fall and Winter
Goods, the first in the season, embracing
variety of GInghams, Calicos, Sheetings.
Shiriirg, plain and striped, Bat'ings, Yarns.
&C.. by S. A. GlLLETT & co.
Sept. 10, '48.
CATCHES Il CARPET BAGS may be
~ found at the store of
Nov 5th. G.. PEENTISS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

TRIMMINGS.
MPS, Fringes and Buttons-any guam
VI tity at G1LLETTS.
October 25.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

STOVES! STOVES!!
r OTIS of Stoves on hand at the Foundry
IL aud for sale cheap as the cheapest.
WIN. P. HAZEN.
Nav esd l343.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03
RavenAa, Oct. 2, lS4s.
ROEsNf.ee.LOkoo7ss.


GtULTANNE or Imperial Fig Paste. A
- delicious article Of confectionery for
the well, and an agreeable and nu.ricious
food for the i'll and feeble, good for coughs
and colds, and particularly beneficial and
Strengthening for weak lungs. for sale at
s. A. TAYLOR,S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

The Tailoring Business will still be car.
red on by Geo. Somelvllc, At his old stsrrd
in the prentiss Block.
GEO. SOMERVILLE.
Rayennr, Dec 5th, lS43.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03
h 8. HOPKINS P. NJ.
List of Letters.

DEMAINING IN THE P,st flee at Frank.
II lin Mills, Ohio. Qaarttr endirg Dec.
81, ls4a.
archer. Joscphus J nninrs. George
Barber, Mrs. .Eliz ,bsth Kent, c. ras
Bowger, Catherine Luce, Elihue
Black, Joseph I.etfngweii. G. w.
Black. Leverett Miller, Dudley ~
Babcock, Sylvester Melville, Thomas
Brown, Motilda McCullock Alexander
Dewey, II. Moore, Mrs Sarah
Dewey, Charles E. Niehman, John
Drake. John Nighman, Electa
Foster, Mary Pritchard, Jackson
Foster, Miss Saraa Park, Earl M.
Frazier, William stogdill. Rev. ). W..
Greenemyre, Solomon Swith, Mr.. Martha
Gillett, Oliver Thompson, Samuel II.
Hacketf, A. 81. V,nk.. Miss Mary Ann
Henste, Daniel Van Densen, Mrs Mary
Hinson, John Van George
Hulett. Orson W:dsworth, ,Clariss.C
RANSOM BRADLEY, P. NJ.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03
"IN THE FORWARD CARR"

M USIC-Accordisns Violins and Violin
IVA strings at TAYLOR'S.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

We ". HAT RE!
Hats! Hats!
vENHE subscriber would inform his fre nds
IL and the public that he has returned and
started the Hating Business, where may be
found, Silk, Beaver, Castor, Brush. Cassi>
mere and Nu,ra Hats Of the latest style.
Also, napt and Wool hats Of various Kinds
and quality. Amy ofthe above articles>made
to order, on short notice and sold at very
low prices at my shep on Main street, four
doors east of the Post>ofice, Ravenna.i iOhlo.
II. G. TICKNER.
rFN. B The fall styles just received. i.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03
NEW GROCERY.

THE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form all those who are desrous Of pur-
chusing new and cheap Groceries that he
has recently fitted up new stand a few doors
west of the Post Office where's he in,ends TO
keep constantly on hand and for sale all
articles usually kept in Grocery STORES;
consisting in part Of the following named
articles:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1849-01-03

articles:
Tea,
Coffee,
Sugar, Rice,
Molasses, Pepper,
Spices, Mustard, Con-
dictionaries, Ginger, Rails
ins, Chocolate, Mats, Saleratus,
Cocoa, Candies, Cinnamon,
Flour, Pork, Hams,
Butter, Cheese,
Pies, Cakes,,
Crackers,
&c. &c.
All the above articles have heen purchased
at the lowest prices, and are otte led at
very small advance from cost. We dislike
to boast of the cheapness of our Groceries,
but would invite all to give US call.
JAMES D. MASON.
Ravenna, June 7th. 1913.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18

long series Of years, indgniiies and eneroach,
ments on lis rights and safety, with patience
uneNampled; and yet she is basely charged
with disunion, and the North lauded as its adyo.
cate. We must learn to disregard such unlound
ed and unjust charges, and manlully do our duty
to save both the Union aud ourselvesai all events
In doing so. we should but follow the example Of
our great Washington in the great struggle which
severed the union between the colonies and the
mother country, lie was ardenlly attached to
that union, struggled hard to preserve it, by re-
sslng the encroachments Of Parliament on the
oil and established rights and privileges Of tho
colonies; but the folly and inatualOn Of Parlia.
mcnt, and the vile Vaccinations oltories among
ourselves, rendered ali his efforts, and those Of
the patriots of his day. unayailing. The world
knows the consequence. My sincere prayer is,
that those who encroaching on our rghts-rights
essential to our safety, aud more solcmnly guar.
antird than those of the colonies-may as well
for their sakes as ours, proil by tho example.
J, G., CALHOUN.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
New series---yd. \, No. 8.

but little can be said. In Temperament aud
taste, he was neither European nor Christian.
He was "a child ofihe sun"--an Asiaiic. An his
imagery and all bis predictions were orisntal.
Born in the very vest Of Europe, on The brink Of
the Atlantic. in an atmosphere Of sailed misi, he
was as totally unlike an Islander ofihallatitude, As
man could be. Judging By bis writings, he
should have been native Of Rhodes, half Greek.
half Asiaiic, an intellectual compound Of Epicu-
rus and Mahomet. He sings iereYor ofihe sun,
of nightingales, Of living In the open air, Of or.
ange groves and fire aes,palanquias and palm
trees. A true child ofihe islands would have
substituted for these the cloudy stormness Of his
own climate. The mighty Homeric sea, the
oak and pine, the struggling ship, and the thun.
der of heaven. But his first exercise Of selfwill
was to iorsake his country, and to acclmale his
imaginations in the East--an effort in which be
succeeded, as no Western man ever did before
or will do again.--TAe Nation.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
From the Vicksbvrg Sentinel
Letter from DR.. VIM. NJ. Gwia.

We have been favored by our esiesmed friend,
DR.. Seymour Halsey, with the following letter
from DIR. Gwin, which we present to our readers
as giving the most succinct and interesting ac.
count Of affairs in California which we have me,
withi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18

ii BRhNDREIH's, pIILSBI CLEANS.
ing tie blood from all lis impurities, gives power
TO every organ % perform its functions hralihil,
no matter whether externally or INTERNAL, stun
led. Nature has formed The how els for The csacua-
iion of Ill unhealthy hun,ors OF tie hluoi and il
man would hut n,e common sense, she would
take care the, performed Tins office faithfully.
/ II the hpMcls arc out ot ural il loo Slow or TOO
last. a few doses u BuaNrRLfl's piLIs will
bring them TO order. Ask the man who was d..
ing from consiipated bowels what cured lin hc
tells you, Brandre,l,'s Pills. Ask him who las
had The dsscnteIs for sis months and ever, remc-
/, ly had failed lie viii tell You that Branirelhs
/ Pills cured him in d week. - with other dis
eases. Twelve Brandrtlh's Pills rubbed down
IN hai pint 81 mplisscs, cured little 10y Of an
ulcer ii the inrr. which vas rapidly spreading 10
lis e.ts. and which dozen dcctorf had Tried il.
cure hut could not; tie poor parents would have
gwen hni They were worth 10 have had il cured,
hat every thug they tried did no good until they
gave il n ics spoonful Of molasses every day, in
lalf a pint Of which they had rubbed down
tWclr Btandrcth's Pills before the whole Of The
moiasses takrn the ulcer was curud And
yet some foolish people call Bmndlieih's Pis
quick medicine. II would lie well il there were
few more such quack medicines. Willallyour
pretended Sars,parilla Compounds, or Loaengrs,
Or Sal,es, cure like the Brandrcth's Pills tan
they send you to persons cured as Dr.. Brau,lrtti
cant Tan they point out 10 you people who
had hccn helpless for years from Epilepsy and ST.
Nitus' Dance, who have been cured By THEN ie-
me,iies ifthev cannot, DIR. Brandreth can
Can they point on 10 yon person who iaE twcn-
Il years had never hal stool without having
used medicine o. mechanical means and whom
the Brandrcih's Pills cured in month"; and gave
him as healthy excavations as he hid when be
was child !
DIR. Bramlreth's Principal ofiiee, I'll Broad.
way New York.
/; /. Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
ID. Heart. lIillshoruueh.
!. B. M.Dade, Chapel Hill.
q. A. Mclaue. Mason Hall.
A. Micklc & Co., Bmgham's School
James Whitehead, CancCreek Cotton Factory,
Henry Glider. Iindlsy's Did Stose. :
g. Patterson, Pat'erson's Store.
May %.
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ssas - sfF0rsEral : * f&Hsnl = .
ssssa sssEsIla. rsgfa.ras il Nstiea. sIa > j. !.
lsfas.sssis isIsrssspl j. - - tsarlles Il.
'liat itaI could rslse LIN % nlaars ilai sBosl.
= ihsa : - a Noah cssllina h.d besn f.aeisF-
e. y l.ee 4 Leaof and Essfi: i ~ lis IL
ns r. our.sisrs calss1 1Fsss y tasirs. Ihseas-
70 = - Gantir MN eafssssss his pssfeffascr
e Iel Paine u y. Cars.ina. krirg niliisss : u
inc s.ss alas, % esaeose - ls.s- Isihs sai,ar
! sali.Grd si,h his sear.s. ssr,.inl, &c s,s.
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Millinery AMI
MAN TUA-W AEING.

Nj KS. ]. NADDlI.L a DAUGHTER. most
.sE respectfully lenlcr Their thanks 10 lie l.a-
dies u lillsbotourh and it, vicinity, for tile sty
liberal patronage they have received Of iLclr
hands, and hope, by thcii prompt alten,iun 10 hu-
sncss, aud the nralnrss and =, l. with which they
execute thriI wulk. still to m,tit and receive IL
tsfal shire oi patronage.
They have just received their patterns for liz
Srpiss AMI sraNrn, aud insii. Tie ladies 10
call and sec them, u which may IL incsi sati,-
factory 10 both parties to hing iii their dresses and
haze them niad. III The latest and nos, laAhion.
abr style.
-. They lsse removed 10 Tie residence lately
occupied ~ airs. Ike.
Apgil ~ &c
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I. Nsanss = 1890 4 ! - Ss4asa. sss.s=
''iss.-...P & a.sa.a ce4Y.
sem 1slS.s.sa s...s.,a.ssnss &, Tasrr 4
NiraEHaFees = ssEa.s..e - - Ioa1ts
s'oa't IiesksaaP 4 ssiatss s..sssy.
W - Fssssstsd y sns.anss ca. ga..ra
AlsIsos, = esaa.5alr r. sr,sAs.lssa i II.
.coulls coun cisrl...iP 4 s,aal-s css1,,.
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THE NORTH CAROLINA
Ertnal Life Insurance Company,
RALEIGH. A.G

q COMPANY rilh llr asase nile hasin-
- lrrn s.larsSsd Il ne lass ses.iaa n lie
Legislatures II this Stale. and llas ,ao.isisa r..
guired - ssi chsnrr. tsiz; aTlliralaon Il .,.sar.
rIse ~ :5e,cOe,) having l~sn iuli, 4sl. ii.
Company has hesn 0tsanixsd 4, lie sIl,uini.
melt u The following Oiiicess. and i issuing -
klies. VIZ.
nr. csas. r. Iasssca. rrssi,ieni.
William u. Haywood. ries Prs.iIeai,
lanlss u. iar,lall, Secf~ian.
William N. Jones. Treasurer.
III. Nm. II. MeKsr. Medical Ensminsf,
l!enrs W. Miller. Atl2slss,
DF. Iha.. q. IahnSoa,
Br. W.. n. siekrs. Ms.lea ueais
Dr.. Ricl'd. y. Haywood. = soaslAA'ias
J. iirE.inan. General Agent.
This Company hiss nsceivri ihs must literal
charter thai his ever lrsn granted 10 ans Coul.
pans Il D similar shsarieI III am state II lie
a,saa hs sah srsiion ~ lhr srl 81 Incor, .
faiion provides klal the Husband ma, intnie
hrs onn life, Tor The ssls &c and brnsGi II hi.
Ate &c lhlalen, aud il rase II the death II ihr
husband. ms aulosnt lhs- nlsn,rd risll lie paid
over % tsse Wis nr Children. nr their Guardian.
il nler ace. To- her or tlcir own uss. free fion.
all the claims Of the Representatives n the Illus
band or any q hi crelitsrs." This pro,i.ien
nrris no comment.
The Board have alss deitrR,ined IL insure The
lives IL slave; and thin keing almost half ihc
wealth 81 the people nf this safe, large busi-
ness i reasonably anticipated
An, information respecting tkr principles II
the esmpsas will be Furnished hy tic Secretary
~ say II ~ cfirers.
JAMES r. JORDAN, Secretary.
Ralrigh. April ., 1919. il
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II f:uilkefa couriF. - Turs'ss s,slins -
lcih Instant. u he Rsy. Z. ". ca,usllels. Dr,
RaaErr ". GlESs d Mis- Iru. 4. GllxIa.
ssssi,.r i ~ lais c.Is. Isl~n tiiir~t
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,g'EEE, esl:E~T IsaI,E,,
yS7IT.I also he sold, at the same time and
place, on 4 credit ii nine months,
,Er,c q, EsENss MACHINE,

OH Back Creek. belonging TO the estate Of Ste
plien Glass, deceased.
This Machine has Double CYLINDERS, was new.
IL clothed las, spring, and did III extensive BUSH
ness the last carding season.
rhere i also Cotton Gin in the machine
house. newly fitted up, which does good work !;
this will bc sold separate fron. the Canling Ma
chine.
There il Lot Of ground, Zone fifth Of an acre J
on which The Carding Machine stands, which will
be sold with the Carding Machine.
ANY person wishing to examine the Machine
and Cotton Gin, can do 50 at any time, BY apply
ing 10 Mr.. Crawford. the miller.
There will also he sold. at the same time aud
pllce some WHEAT and CORN. two good
farm HORSES. couple Of good Mich cows,
a One-iIors WAGON and GEER, and other
articles.
Bond with approved security will be required.
JAMES A. CRAIG, Err.
Ruf.ia's Mills, Orange county,
March FL A-uls
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Sfrayed,

EsR0M ihs subscriber, on ihe 81 init, "A eli ,or-
rel malr Colt, tan years oil This spline. ard
well grown hiss White spot On IL forehead just
above is eses 4 reasonable reward will BE- given
for il return 10 Inc, OF information 30 that can
getit.
GREEN u. JORDAN.
Mason Hall. April .. TO-
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The GrcensborousL Patriot

The esreemsbOr0uSh ksatrf0t.-
We are gra,iiici 10 see that The last number ofthe
Grcrnsborough Patriot maie lis appearance ii a
new and handsome dress. IT'S an evidence Of
taste in lis rntcrrrisnz clors which We trust will
be amply compensated ~ a liberal addition 10
their subscription list.
We arc not sure that Ne perfectly understand
the editors paragraph respecting their " beau ideal
Of i newspaper" but il We Do. there seems to DO
snm, Inconsistency hctxssn the beginning and The
end Oil II the newspaper is 10 be - faithful
representative Of public sentiment and opinion. -
that even stranger hy reading i, would b. ena-
lie. 10 judge accurately Of the state Of the popu-
lar mind in its vicinity" il will he lowering il a
peg or two from what We have conceived 70 he its
proper sphere. Its proper action i 10 lead not to
follow. When person suhscrites 10 newspa-
per i, is presumed that lie has some confidence N
the integrity Of the ei;or; il is presumed, also.
that The editor has access 10 sources Of informal
iioa which arc not common 10 his readers, Of
WHICH nc W III hNdit " btt1
nation Of men and things !, is therefore looked
up 10 for these purposes; and an editor fails in
lie duty il he his not holiness enough to sindi-
cate the truth, even III ough popular opinion may
seem 10 he against him.
|, may he true that public opinion in this
country, where unqnestioning and halitual de-
ierenceispail to il, sometimes hecomcstyrannons;
and an editor sometimes, also, may mol be IN a
position 10 defy it, In such case due ''iiscre.
ton certainly is comnenial,c hui how can an
editor snlicatc his honesty" and " indepen-
dencc," unless he duly appreciates his moial du'
ties and responsibilities" and meets the errors
with which he is surrounded with becoming firm,
ness
We have no complaint against the editors o
tie Patriot: indeed they deserve much praise fol
their faithful performance Of duty; but We think
they are moi correct in their beau idsal,' as s.,
forth in the paragraph before Us
Col. Painc.-The editor Of the Carolin'
Gazette seems 10 have permitted himself to gel int
somewhat Of pet, because Of our notice Of the or
ror INTO which he was led hs The Boston Atlas
relative to the appointment Of Col. Paile as :
Commissioner under the Mexican Treaty. Tn,
error Of the Gazette was cxcusablc, seeing he dc
rived il from so respectable source. But i wa
the s,asit Of his article which we condemned; thu
seeming e,ultation that il was not Col. Paine o
n. G.. but ex.t;oy Paine Of Vt. that had receive,
the appoin,ment. 1t was this fresh evidence Q
The marked hostility 10 Col. Paine. which orig
mattel in parry feeling. and which has characteriz
.l,as D ,.i,.4ali, pfcs, throughout he ett,c $50
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-18
FITS lust WHAT'S WANTED--say all
who ever used M'L@ne's N.nnifags! Read
The following letter from an agcnt:

The folloain. letter from an agcnt:
"SlLunHrl. Cu.susu ca. NY.
Feb. Goth, 1877.
-. Mid 4 CO.. hen Jour sgcn, was herr
had just opened, and he left bu, Isw doaen o.
Ml.anc's Sernifuge, and find il is going Of
very fast, and thus far It has gwen good satisfc.
lion, aud has proved to be just WIS, the public
wants, and We have got il agoiiig, and ! Do not
wish 10 gel out. | have hut one dozen lrtt. When
your agent was here think ho told me some
place 10 send il should want more. hui il h.
did, haSr forgotten. Viii you have The good
ness 10 order nc biz dozen more on The receipt
Of this PETER FRYER"
FOR SiIE BY
Long 4 Webb. Ili.Shorough; D. lleaf,i. do;
Jones Watson & Co, Chapel Hill; 4. Nooting
Mooring,ille; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove
Orange County; Moore & Sorll, vi. 1lr1a Ter.
son County.
FEBRUARY 4. CT