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BRANDRETH'S. fills ARE A SURE,
CURE FOR INFLUENZA.

This complaint has become so frequent, that
Tiers are few persons who have not had il seye-
raj times. II is kind Of malignant contiguous
could attended with much fever, and great prostra-
ton Of strength. So soon as possible, swallow
six or eight pills; large dose is absolutely me-
cessary 10 relieve the brain, that organ appearing
10 suffer greatly in this complaint. When they
have operated well, put your feet and legs in hot
water, or take awsrm bath. BE sure and he
purged, life may be the forfeit. Now go 10 bed :
and, when in bed, take two more pills and some
hot boncset tea, catnip, or balm or basam, or
some water gruel-any Of these warm drinks will
do--and which may he left to choicc--ciihei Of
them will help TO restore inscnsiblc rerpiraiicn,
and this method will generally cure. Should,
however, the patient, alter the pills and this afler
treatment, not be better ill in the morning, let
him take another six, eight OF ten pills. or mere,
according TO urgency Of SYM toms, and The warm
drinks and foot or general hath, at night. My
experience has shown me that the third day
generally finds the patient well. when this plan
has hcen adopted in the BEGINNING. But in any
event, the continuance Of the treatment is the
best that can lie adopted, whether il takes one day
or twenty 10 effect the cure. However bad the
head may be, never let blood be drawn OF teaches
applied; we want oil the blood we have. In
stead Of loosing this " life Of our ncsh," Let us
take more pills, which will take the death prin-
cirle from us, leaving Cur Blood relieved, and
ready to rally all its life powers for our rcstoia
ton, SO soon as the purgation has LEFT it flee 10.
effect this object.
DR.. Brandre.h's Principal 0Sice, al Broad.
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale ofBrandrcih'.P Pills;
ID. Heartt, Hillshoroueh.
J. B. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
G. a.. Mchane, Mason Hall.
A.Mickle & Co.. Binghams School.
James Whitehead Cane Greek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, I.indley's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Patterson's Store.
May %. Sc
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Saddling Business.

HAVING dissolved co-IarinershiP with Solo
HI mon Fuller. | would respectfully inform my
old friends and the public generally. that ! am
still to be found IL The cid stand occupied By fal-
Ter and lIedeepeih. prepared 10 CARY On The Sad
ding business in al lis various branches
am prepared 10 furnish Saddics from good 70
best. inferior 10 none Manufactured This side o.
. Bunkum;' also coniage. Barouche. Buggy,
carryall and Wagon HARNESS, in The restesi
and most approved style. In word the sul'scri-
her promises 10 he able at tho shortest notice 10
HARNESS ANY horse in the county.
WHIPS WHIPS!! WHIPS!l!
Also SKINS. Bear and Buffalo; TRUNKS
Bride Bids sni siirFsp Irons; also we'll selected
assortment IL MOUNTING for Baronchcs. Dug
gies, and Carr, alls; Bride Buckles and that use
fuI and indispensable article called LEATHER,
Of every Kind.
Thankful Tor The attention, and Cor the Kind
and liberal patronage which the subscriber has
heretofore eceiyed II the hands Of the Public, he
hopes 10 retain their favor hy doing GOOD
WORK aud Offering GOOD BARGAINS.
Call IL the sign &c the saddle.
A. w. HEDGEPETH.
October "a. o.
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Sofas. Sideboards, Bureaus
Rcdslcads. Tables.


made Of Mahogany, Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Bbrh, Ind Maple.
He woald invite aiicp,ion % iiis fhsfe OF Port
able WARDR0gks and BEDsTEADs, which
cannot hesdrpassed fer durability, neatness, and
convenience.
He would also invite The attention Of all per-
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
10 give him acall before purchasing elsewhere. as
be intends 10 sell as low as he can possibly aaora,
and..his workmen are all experienced hands.
He has now on hand eight fine Dressing Blu
reaus. with Iooking-Glasscs, two China Presses,
two Sideboards, sir plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case. and Bcdsieads, which he will sell low.
- Timber taken in etchaage for Furniture,
such A. Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
-. Persons at a distance, buying Furniture,
can have il delivered nj their doors. ensured safe
for less than they can do il themselves.
lie returns his thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron.
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February Z. IS
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SCHOOL.

FfslIE subscriber would reisFn his thanks 10 The
patrons ofhis sehooi loI the past session. and
would respectfully inform his friends, ami the
public generally, that the next session will COM
mcnce The first week in January.
Branches taught, embracing all tho studies IN
On English Course. Intending TO enlarge his
school, with Maps, Globes, &c. for the next ses-
sion, he faters himself tha, with qualified Teach
ers and delightful place for the School. il viii
he a full session. Arrangements are being made
for Music and Drawing. Terms low.
Ascleet numIcr Of pupils can obtain hoard N
my family, 1t S7ipcl month
SAMUEL PEAprE.
Hillsborough, Dec. IL. 10"
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War am0Rg the SaddIers!

sea ehAOh - viz ~auusShss
THE eopartnership OF Fuller & Hcdgpc,h be-
u Ing dissolved by mutual consent, the suhscri-
Der hereby tenders his ihsu,ks 10 his friends and
Che pubic generally for the literal share Of patron
age they have heretofore bestowed upon him, and
respectfully informs them than he has aiken the
Stand one door west Of the shop formerly occu-
pied by Fuller e Hedgpesh, and hopes 10 receive
liberal share Of their custom still. rs he rims 20
keep on hand fall assortment u
Saddles, Brides. Harness,
snd every other article belonging to the Saddhng
Business.
He will gisc any kind Of work in exchange for
bumhcr, Shingles, Corn, Flour, Wood, &c.
He would like TO take as an apprentice hoy
about the age Of 10 or IL, Of good habits and Of
respectable family.
SOLOMON FULLER.
0ctobcs 90. o.
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P. Childs & Co.'s Oriental or Sovereign
Balm Pills,

Rcadihe fsllowing from the Hon. N. +. Wins
Tow. formerly Judge q the 81. Lawrence coun-
ty courts: 49,
hereby certify, that | have personally, and by
my family. used several boxes Of Childs & Co.'S
0rfentalor Sovereign Balm Pills. Al first used
them with an expectation that they were one Of
those quack impositions so often palmed Off upon
the public, but now feel confidence In saying
that they are an excellent medicine, and should
be kept foruse by every family.
Norfolk, May rs, fs4s.
Each box contains 8 pills price rs cents, and
is accompanied with certificates and full direc.
lions.
For sale in Hillsborough, BY d. HEARTH.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

rFNHE WINTER SESSION 81 Mr. & Mrs.
IL BruwErl's. School illbegin On ffidas de
llih Of January, lsse.
Dec. 6. ll-4w
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THE HIILSF0RCUGH RECORDER,
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

Tcrms.-Two Dollars year, if paid in adj
vance; Two rollars and Fifty Cents, if not raid
within three months; or Thee Dollars, if delayed
until after the expiration of TIE year.
No paper will be discontinued until all arrcara-
ges are raid, unless at the OPTION of The publisher.
Hereafter no paper will he sent TO new sub
scriter out Of This state unless pay mcnt is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor and in no case will the
paper I've sent TO subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twcn, five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five Icr
cent. higher. A deduction Of one-third will be
made to advertisers by Tie year.
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G,lLOYGINS So
and some Dry Goods;

Some Barourhfs, Buegifs, Carryalls, and Wa
CONS; also Saddles, and Harnrss Of
diftyFht kinds,
PINE LUMBER. AND SHINGLES.
Ihs undersigned will attend 20 repairs Of all
Sorts In ihek line with neatnc~ and dfspatoh.
In exchange for the above mentioned articles
will he taken Corn, Wheat. Faxseed, Feathers,
or good Horses. at market prices.
HURDLE & HURDLE.
October I6. O3-
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T0ME ON-THERE Is ENOUGH FOR
- ALL!!!--T'hc following letter is published
by the proprietors, that the public may perceive
tho constant demand which exists for Doctor
M'Lane' celebrated Worm Specific. They have,
however, made such arrangements as will enable
them to fill all orders promptly.
SeNrnvILLE, TENN. March Is, 1S47.
DR.. NLme-Dear Sir-1he Vcmifuge you
ert with me last fall, has long since been sold,
and could have sold great deal more il had
Mad it. Since my return from the East, have
been called upon nearly every day to write to you,
requesting an immediate supply. have already
tried your Verrnifuge in my own family, and
found II to he the best have ever used.
4 Il MnQRISnM
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Advertising Rates for ihr llilslOrcrsh RcrOrdrr
One dollar PER sqrarc nc lines) for the first
insertion, and 25 cents for ecch continuance. lie.
auctions made in favor Of standing advertisements
as follows:
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Notice.

M,LANE'S WORM vERMfFUGE--Thc
1VA following order shows at once the demand
for and the excellence Of This great medicine
Certificates have been so multiplied in favor of
this yermifuge, that we consider it unnecessary
to add any more.
"YoRK, July 2Sth, ls47.
~. Kidd y Co-rhc VcrmifAgc Stt ts on
sale some time ago by your agent, is all sold. 1t
sells very rapidly, and gives great satisfaction.
As we are entirely out Of the article, and having
frequent calls for it, you will please send us some
Immediately. &. A. MORRIS d co.
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For SHE BY

Long x Webb, Hillsborough; d. Heart, do;
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; A. Mooring.
Mooringvc; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
Orange County; Moore & NOEL, MI. Tiza Per-
son County.
FEBRUARY z. 67-
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Look here!

r1,IIE subscribers would inform The public, thai
they still continue 10 10 husiness II The old
Stand. walnut Grosc.) eight miles North q
IIilIsborough, where they keep on hand good
assortment 81
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Cabinet Ware House.

THE suhscriberrespeetfnlly informs hisfiends
u and the public generally that he has ON hand,
and viii endeayor constantly TO keep. variety Of
weIl-made Furniture, embrssisg all the leasing
articles, surh as.
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noIe Nan oas ihouslni ioIizEs nslih a sod
an . muth h.lieI-ihleel. ] An eBlilely r.
irEed Yea are e hb<ny 10 nss lLis "a III
bsnefi e he adiicie1.
Years rtrerifsllys JAMES CUMMINGS
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CirCaSsion Balm,

For the cure of Felons, Piles, Ulcers, Carbuncles
Aguc in the Breast or Face, Ear-achc, Burns,
Scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price rs
cents.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21
VOL. Xiv, NO. 5o---wHOLE NO. 1901.

House in manner particularly appropriate and
characterized by unusual good taste.
Resolution from the Senate: That the Ser
geant at Arms allow the Catholic Socisty t.
occupy the land belonging to the State in the
rear Of their Church, for the purpose of erecting
a vestry; adopted IN concurrence. Senate re-
solutions on the tariff were called up by MI
Vail and adopted.
| Bills returned from Senate. Relating to the
removal of paupers with amendments; concur
red in. Relating to offences against persons and
| lives Of individuals with amendments concur
| red in. To incorporate the st Johnsbury House
Gu. with amendments adopted in concurrence.
Senate bill reiaring to the Vermont Historical
and Antiquarian Society was read third time
and passed. Mr. Coburn moved it be reconsld
cred; agreed TO. Dir Rose moved an amend
menI; adopted. The bill was discussed by
Messrs Hubbel, Grandey, and Everts, in opPo-
sition, by MIR Colburn in favor. Mr. Grandey
moved the word ,sanlianariann be stricken out
agreed to and the bill was lost. Mr. Huhbol
moved the vote be reconsidered; agreed to-
Slr Benton moved as an amendment that the
word 'aniiquarian" be added; laid upon the ia
Bile not to be taken up.
To incorporate the Rutland Hotel CO. with a.
mendments, adopted in concurrence. To incor.
porate the Montpelier Hotel CO. with amend
ments; ccncurred in. To reduce the salary Of
state superintendent of common schools, with
amendment non concurred in. Relating to the
repeal of statutes, with amendments not con-
Cured in. Altering the names of certain per-
sons therein, with amendment concured in.
Resolution relating 10 muster rolls were re-
turned from the Senate, with an amendment
concurred in. Senate resolutions relating to ac-
count of Henry Stevens non concurred in.-
That Quarter Master General loan 10 Norwich
University one field peace adopted. Respect
ing SO much Of the Governors me ssage as re-
lates to slavery adopted.
The bill relating to the salary Of State Super
ntendent was returned by the Senate, who in
sisted upon their amendment. The House a.
gain refused 10 concur. The Senate adhered
to their proposal of amendment.
Senate bill relating to the school fund, which
was amended by the House, was returned by the
Senate who DID not agree thereto; laid upon the
table not to be taken up.
Senate bill relating to applications for altera-
ton OF town or county lines was read the third
time and passed Adjourned sine die.
Thus ended the session at o'clock, A. II.
Thursday morning,-one of the pleasantest,
and altogether the busiest ordinary session
ever holden. Never was SO large number OF
bills considered and We must add, in justice to
the Legislature and to correct misappreheDsion
generally prevailing, ybat more labor has been
required n canvassing and completing county ap-
poiutments than was customary under the old
system of legislative appointments.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-11-21
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC ACTS

PUBLIC ACTS
Passed during The jirsi session of The Thrty,tfrst
Congress.
TPUBLiC-No 4S.1
AN ACT to enabe the State OF Arkansas and
other States to reclaim the swamp lands
within their limits.
Be If enacted By The Senate and House of Rep
reseniatires of The United States in Congress as
semtied, That 20 enable the State of Arkansas
10 construct the necessary levees and draius
to rec LAIN the swamp AMI overfiowed lands there
in, the whole of those swamps and overfiowed
lands, made unfit thereby Tor cultivation, which
shall remain unsold at the passage oi this act,
shall be. and the same are hereby, granted to
said State.
SEC. 3 find be II further enacted, That it shall
be dutv OF the Secretary of the Inferior, as soon
as may be practicable after the passage of the
act, to make out accurate list and plats of this
lanes described as aforesaid, and transmit the
same to the Governor OK the State of Arkansas {;
and at the request of said Governor canse a pat
ent to be issued to the State therefor; and on
that patet the Tee simple to said lands shall vest
in the said State of Arkansas subject to the
disposal of the legislature thereof: Provided,
homerer, That the proceeds OF said lands, " heih-
er from sale or by direct appropriation in kind,
shall be applied, exclusively, as far as necessary,
to the purpose OF reclaImIng said lands by means
of the levees and drains aforesaid.
Sec. 3. find be Il further enacted, That in MAX
ing out list, and pas, If the land aforesaid. all
legal subdivisions; the greater part of which Is
wet and unfit for cultivation" shall be includ-
ed in said list and pla,s; but when the greater
par. OF Subdivision not of that character, the
whole OF it shall be excluded therefrom.
Sec. A. find be IL further enacted, That the pro-
visions Of this act be extended to, and their ben
efs be conferred upon, each OF the other States of
the Union IN which such swamp and overfiowed
lands, known and designated as aforesaid, may
be situated.
Approved September %. 1850.
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wed September %, 1850.
TPuBLIc-No. 55.1

AN ACT making appropriations for Light
Houses, Light Boats, Buoys, &C., ami pr0s.d-
ing for the erection and establishment tho
same, and Tor other purposes.
Be IL enacied By The Senate and House Of Rep
resentaiires Of the United States of. 9mrric-I "a
Congress assembled, That the follosIns appFo-
priotions be, aud the same are hereby made, and
directed to he paid out of any money 10 The
treasury not otherwise appropriated, 10 enable
the Secretary OF the Treasury to carry The pro-
visions Of this act into effect Proraied, ho,c-
erer, If good title 10 any land which 1t may be
necessary 10 use, cannot be obtained on reasen-
able terms, or the exclusive right To such Iand
cannot be acquired by cession, when the inter-
est Of the United States demands 1t, berofe the
appropriation would by law fall into the surplus
fund, IN any and all such cases. the apprup,is
tons shall be applicable TO the objects Tor which
they are made, at any time within two years If
ter The first meeting Of the Legislature, in any
Stale wherein such land may be situated, sub
sequent 10 the passage of this act, to Wit:
In Maine. For buoy on a ledge about one
league east Of Boon ISLAND, one hundred AMI Atty
dollars.
For dumb beacoDs on Drunken and Fld er's
lodges, al the mouth of the thoroughiarc bet.Ss'
NorIhhayen aud Vinalhasen, one tho--sand dol
lars. r
For licht bouse IN PICK SaddIeback Is
land. in The county Hancock, four thousand
y, A.. dampshire. For beacon and bucys
-se mouth Of Little Harbor, near Portsmouth,
Two thousand i've hundred dollars.
For a beacon on Losy's ledge, in Pscataqua
river, ise hundred dollars.
In .Massaehnsetis. For q dwelling house for
the keeper OF the deacon ILL.,
noraIea 1 snss buoy on the middle gtounSR ,os
cbssbaa. o. on The east end Of Nonoa'oy >'f'
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PUBLIC No. 491

AN ACT to authorize the appointment of Indi
an Agents IN California.
BE II enacted By The Senate and House of Rep.
resenidiires Of The United STATES 81 .4nserica IA
Congress assembled, That the President be au-
thorized to appoint, with the advice anu consent
of the Senate, not more than three agents Tor the
Indian tribes within the State of California Such
agents shall perform the duties now prescribed
by law to Indians, and shall receive an annual
compensation of three thousand dollars each.
Approved September %, 1850.
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[PuBLrc-No so
AN ACT for the payment of Company of In
dian Volunteers

Be il enacted By the Senate and House of Rep.
resen,aiires of The United Staies Of .Amsrica IN
Congress assembled, That the Secretary of War
be, aid he is hereby, authorized and required to
cause TO be paid 10 thel spy company of Indian
mounted volunteers (Shawnees aud Delawares
called and mustered INTO the service OF the Uni.
ted States by Colonel w. s. Harney, United
States army, on the first day of June, eighteen
hucdred and forty six, and discharged the thirty
first day OF August, eighteen hundred and forty.
six, one days pay and allowances for every Gay
held in service under said muster, and the usual
travelling allowances according to rates estab-
lished for volunteers under existing laws AID
the sum Of tour thousand dollars Is hereby ap-
proprlated for this object out OF any moneys N
the treasury not otherwise appropriated.
Approved September %, lo5U.
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Senate bill was called up, incorporating the
VI North Eastern Railroad Co.; passed.
The bill assessing tax on Essex Co. was re-
turned from the Senate with amendments; con-
CURED in
Mr. Vail moved q reconsideration of the vote
on the bill relating to exchange of reports and
Legislative documents; agreed to and hill pass
ed.
The bill relating to the fencing of railroads
was returned from the Senate, with amend
ments; concurred.
Engrusssd bill In alteration Of chapter 107
relating 10 salaries and fees of Assistant
Judges; passed.
Reports Of committees. By COMMITTEES on Ed
ucatlon, IN favor Of Senate bill relating to COM
mon schools; teachers wages shall be paid BY
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Mr. Vail had leave to introduce bill, allowing
Railroads to charge no more for freight, fare,
&c. for less distance than greater, and ex-
cess paid may be recovered with full costs Of
suit; reference dispensed with and bill passed.
Mr. Colburn moved q reconsideration of the
vote which refusd the third reading of the bill
incorporating the Dorset Mill Co.; agreed to.
Mr. Williams moved amendments; adopted and
third reading refused.
The bill to pay Samuel M Town and Ebene-
ger Merriam the sum therein mentioned, was
called up and passed.
Adjourned.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18
SOUTHERN CONVENTION,

We are glad the Virginia Legislature has acted
in relation to this matter in manner that can re-
ceive our support and we hope the support of cv-
cry Virginian. 1t is now recommended that pri-
mary meetings be held-and in the event of the
passage of the Wilmot Proviso by Congress to
send delegates to Southern Convention to be held
in Nashville, in June next-the delegates are to be
elected by the people, and not by the Legislature
Virginians can then see who are and who are moi
Abolitionists, in the Old Dominion. We opine
that there will be terrible unanimity in regard to
this question when votess taken, and that voice
will be uttered BY the people of Virginia speaking
10 the North in tones that cannot be misunderstood
Meetings are already being held in some Of oul
sister counties. What will Augusta do
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-02-18

Congress, in their ceassess agitation land that.
too, in the most unfriendly spirit) Of questions
involving the peace, the institutions, and the
very existence of the Southern States; and an.
proving the objects of said Convention. A
set forth above, the General Assembly doth re-
commend to the good people of this Common
wealth 10 send delegates thereto and that to
this end, they hold primary meetings in each
city, county, and election district in the State.
and appoint delegates 10 a Convention to be held
in each Congressional District, in the month Of
May next, and that the District Convention. 80
constituted, do each select two persons, Zone
from each of the two political parties Of the
country who shall be delegates to the said
Nashville Convention
On the fifth resolution the vote was
AYEs.-Messrs. Dennis, (Speaker,) Barbe,.
Daniel, Darlington, Isbell, Pitts, Shack elford'
Opie, Tate, Stanard Harvey, Deneale Grant.
ham, Edmiston, Cowen, Crump, Jones, Har.
wood, Amber and Fry-2O
:, NoEs4--Messrs. Thompson Kinney, Garlic,
French, Turner; Rogers and Pauiott-7.
6. RESOLVED, That the Governor of thi, Com
monwealth be requested to send copy of these
resolutions to each of the States of this Union.
and also to our Senators and Representatives in
Congress.