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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-31
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Heather & Shoe Ma

Leather & Shoe Ma
nufactoxy.
a Tar Subscriber would respect
fugly infasn, tlae publir, thal Is hss :
r.sn esnasssnred lsusiness il sks beus<
- lzlsls essprisd b ~. - Y. Stray
hvsns khis Cd stsnd.l wkess be lnishsls lssfans
: fali sssesanens q Leather a ~ go ma
nulsriuae. h4 hss procured ire ~srxscss of Mr.
Ismrs Paaks fo eonduttths basinrsss and intends
every Kind "a Boots ahd shoes
that sss made - shss rouns1y. His enc ~eik
xill IL made fhs bof Ncrshsrh material. and
= he nsosi ehoiee sofkmsnslip. To former
|aiIens Be Mould ~. The rssf u bis promlse is'
ihe JufrSr.
NM. III. BROWN. s
y. b. IL exchange for Leather and shass. BE-
vii Ike Hides. Ten Rssk. Tsllc~, Bs~sAsn
Mhsst. Corn. FlOurs MeaL Flsx Seed. Plshk
Shinlhs. So.
January la. So
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TO FEM ALES.

You will find these Pills an invaluable mesli-
cine in many complaints TO which you are sub,
eci In instructions either total or partial. they
have been found of nestimaie benefit. restoring
the functional arrangements 20 healthy action.
purifying the blood and other fluids 80 elfeetually
as to put TO flight oil complaints which may arise
from neutrality-suspicious. rs headaches. giddiness.
limness ofsight, pain in the side hack. &c.
Nnne genuine unless signed N. Hobensack,
all others heing hase limitations.
IT Agents wishing new supplies. and Store
Keepers DESTROYS of hecominr Agents mus, adj
dress the Proprietor, j. n. Hobensack, Philadel-
phia, Pa.
Agents. Dr.. s. ID. Schoolfeld, Hills
borough. N q. Wholesale and Retail A gent; ID.
P. Weir, Green<horourt; VIII. Brilton. Sum-
merieI; j Pigcolt. Pennfeld: Of whom can he
had pamphlets Of cures performed. DC.
- Price each % cents.
August IS. SOY
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THE TAPE WORM.

This is the most difficult Warm 10 destroyed
III that infes, the human System. Il grows % IN
almost indefinite length, becoming So eollsd and
fastened IN the intesiines and stomach. affecting
The health 50 sadly a. IL cause -. Wins Dance
Fits, &c.. that those afflicted seldom il esei sus-
pect haiti is Iape Worm hasienipr item 70 IN
early gave. In order 10 destroy this Worm, ?
very energetic treatment must he pursued. u
would. therefore. he proper n take six o. eight
Of nv Liver Pills. so a. 10 rrmo,e all ohstIue-
tions, that the Worm syrup. which must be II.
ken in doses of two ishiespeoniuls three times .
day, may act direct upon The Worm These d.
reelions followed. have never been know n TO TAI
in curing the most obstinate case Of Iore Worm.
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.
lugust ?s.

Aneurisna, or Enlargement Of Tie Heart, Arfe-
ries. Piles, DC. DC.
Use the pills two OF three times week in do
~ ses sufficient TO purge freely and when a
paroxism comes on. fearless use Of the Pills
must lie made; down with six or eight. and in
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged This effected, the
danger j. over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and Stone IN the eall-hladder are treated IN the
same manner: and although considered incura-
bic hy the medical profession are cured by the
use Of Brandreih's Pills. Piles are cured by
Branireth's Pills. III severe attacks The doses
must he full: six Or eight for few nights To-
gether will cure the worst cases. Whenever this
disease comes on in the treatment OF other dIsea-
ses, it il good sign; use nothing hui The pills,
and. as an outward application. cold cream or
lard, and make frequent use Of cold wafer locally.
Where there have been pectora affections. as
asthma. consumption, &c. perseverance will he
required with the pills 10 effect permanent cure.
But any other course will assuredy bring on the
pecioral affection.
IN cases Of Debility. Weakness, Wasiings. De-
cines, Or Consumption approaching. i will be
necessary TO commence with small doas. Begin
with one pill going TO bed; next night Two pills;
do this alternately for three oy/four days. or
longer if nh alteration takes Vace, then increase
E pin each night until ~ ~ six pills are used,
20 decrease BY 4S,1al, down to one pill.
ID any feverisI ymp,oms arise. then take
doses until 6e fever is reduced. When
one. the Astient may drop down to such.
vown judgment shall determine;
Ito keep the drain upon the impure
Is thsSe are removed, so will be their
cement soun1health.
q Brssifeth's Principal Office, "a Broad |
cfAgents for 1he sale of Btandieth's Pills.
Heart. HilIa1 (gh;;>J. B. M'Dade, Chsl
Hill; &. 4. Mason Hall; A. Mickle
SPUN
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Ind By The riuer. upon fhe banks hsreef
shau groac aufrees for meal. artcse leaf sheH nof
fade. and DE fruit fkersof shall be for nseaf aud
NE lsaf fkereef for medieins."
Here was hope for The lex recorded long ago
and every j ear adds new proof 70 The assurance
Thai these promises shall not fail.
A medical Science discovers and designaies
the remedies nature has given, one by one. The
diseases that afiies our race yield % The control
Of ar,. OF all the maladies We suffer from, none
has carried more victims 10 an uniimely grave
Than Consumption of,he Lungs. suhjoined we
give some evidence that this TOO may be cured,
and ,ha, Pulmonary Complaints. in all their
forms. may be removed by cHsHHr PscroRaI.
Space will not permit u TO publish here any
proportion Of The cures it has affected. but the
Agent below named. viii furnish our Circular,
free, whereon are full particulars and indispuabe
proofs Of these facts.
Sufferers. read and iadgc for yourselves.
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EfHiS Essence is warranted TO pnssess,A in a
= concentrated form, all The valuable proper
ties Of Jamaica Ginger. and will I've found, on
trial. an excellent Family Medicine. II is par.
iiculaIly recommended as a tonic. TO persons re-
covering frnmfeser or other diseases, g few drops
imparling 10 the stomach glow and vigor
equal TO wine.g lassfull Of brandy or other sii-
mulant, without any Of the del,iliiaiing effects
which are sure 10 follow The use Of liquor Of any
kind; and il is therefore especially sersceable to
children and females. To the aged il will prove
great comfort the dyspeplic. and those who are
prcdisposed TO govt or rheumatic affections. it
gives great relief; and 10 the inehrale who wishes
10 reform. but whose stomach il constantly craving
the nosious liquor. il is invalual,le-gi giving tone
to the digestive organs. and strength to resist
and is consequently great agent in
the cause of temperance.
DosE.-For grown person. one tea-spoonfu;
for child 10 to 10 years old, half tea spoonful;
md for child to years old. Is to 20 drops.
TO be given in Sugar and Water.
DIR 8. ID. Scheduled, Agt., HilIsboroueh; Mr..
Lucas, agent, Chapel Hall.
|, 1858. S.
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: 500 CHALLENGE

WHATEEER coarsrns Tie hssllh AND nai~
w piness 81 > people i - al llmss q -
most valuable impostnnse. Issas liter gfsntfH
that sxrrypeEson si.l dc alAntAss po~ff&nsafe
the lives 81 their rtiirs sad q q eaess petssn
viii eudessos Is pssneis stesF o@sl hesiah - all
ssrri6res. fe.I Il NJ aus - salrnnls assuFs
sou that WORMS. aseoftins ~ sEt oIsnien q
the most celebfslsd Phi risiassx Sc the primary
su@es Il large majority d diseases 10 which
children and adults are Liable, Ilsou have anai-
petite continual, ehsngine ffem one kind oifood
d another. hal breath, pain in,hs siomash pick
ing !. the nose hardness and fullness oiihe belly
dry cough. SLOW feser. pulse irEegslar--remenl-
hesihaf al these denote WORMS i. and youshouid
il once apply the smedy.-
HOBENSAcK'S WORM SYRUP.
An article founded upon scientific principles. esm
pounded with pure vegetable substances being
perfectly safe when taken, aud can he given !"
The most tender inssni with decided henefelalei-
feet. Where Bosref Complaints and Diagrhd1
have made them weak and dehilHaisf. ihr tome
properties Of NY Worm Syrup are such that y
stands without az equal in The catalogue q me-
dicines 10 giving tone and strength e iht sso'
mach. which makes il ~ iatailIhle lsmefy ioi
those afflicted with Dgsptrsss, The astonishing
cures performed hy This Sprup attef Physicians
have failed. is The bel evidence Of it, superior
fficacy over al others.
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Sled COTTON.
lust received. fresh lot OF Glow Err and
- LUcEINE Seed.
LONG & WEBB.
October 26 SIS
B 4 0 w MS

EgsEN0E CT gANAIqA GINGER.
Persons desiring an article that
can be relied upon, prepared from pure IA
MAEGA GINGER. should he particular Il
ask for " Browns Essence Of Jamaica Ginger,
which is warranted 10 be what il is represented
and is
Prepared only ~ FRED'K. BROWNS.
Dug and Claimed .Nore.
n. L.. corner Chestnut and Fifth Nreefs,
pb;Lyd.lnb;U Pr
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u 10 rrmsrkahie fact, that smong The hundreds Of
sns PHI isas rho examined the recipe by which
Bulls sarsap3siia h pnrpsred has condemned
a. bat ali approved H. and commend Il 10 the hisess
terms. Many physieans express themselves strongly 10
tie hief that Il y decidedly the best preparation Of Ssr
ssaris Fiak has hcen placed hefaFe the public
Although their many PLY seians who l reluctance
70 having ther nsnes Appended - the recommendation %
particular rmes sihsandng they may approve
~ L 10 The highest deree. there Others who frankly
.iei sheir support IN xraf " remedy which they knos
i capable a daing % nlnrh good In afflicted com
respectable psicians o. high standing In The community
ID sLich tlfss lises
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- Hear, what DR. stapp, physician who stands AZ tbs
top OF hs profession Of John Bulls Sarsaparia
have been using Iehn Bulls sarsaparila in great
variety n rhronic diseases with the most happy Affects
and ave no hesitation in recommending the public
for ne cure Of scrula syphilis, aud all and
gandular il-eases. Yours. fergentiy.
TeNispnr., ny, April 9Th. 1919, WI STApP, ". D..
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-16

We are indebted 10 Mr.. T. I. Smith, Of Sac.
ranonto City, for tho San Francisco Golden
Era, of April /, from which we extract the fol.
lowing;
MOST REVOLVING.
In ancient times, when the Jewish people
were about to transgresS the law, Moses threat
ened, il they did so, they should DO compelled
to ga. their own children. In TarIury the Mu-
giciOus and priests we're allowed the privilege OF
eating the flesh of the criminals condemned TO
death. Tho MeNicans Toasted upon tho flesh OF
the human victims which they offered up in sac.
rihco. In tho tribes inha6ling the CaribbcC
Islands, the Broglls, and amongst The lrlquoiS and
tho Hurons Of our own country, the custom pre-
vailed OF making Ieosts Of tho prisoners that fell
into their hands, The people Of Paris deyoured
the mingled remaius Of the Marshal DAncre,
and the people Of the Hague Toasted on tho
heart Of the grand pensiOnory De Witt. Hun
ger and revenge have sometimes been the cause
for such horrible barbarities in modern times
and from whatever cause, Il makes our humanity
Shudder to look ut tho awful pictures presented
touS,
What will our readers say when we inform
them that in the year 4, D., 1858, in the city oil
San Francisco, occurs a decd about as revolving
defiance Of our common feelingS "a stigma upon
the country, and disgrocetul TO our State. Ii
the neighborhood Of our city is place called the
Marine Hospital, for the unfortunate who come
among us stricken with disease. 1t is support
eddy public and private charity. Death some
times and often summons its victims from thi,
house Of mourning-and persons who die there
are often subjected by the physicians and SUR
goons OF the hospital, to post mortem eXamina
tion-OGter which they are deposited in a looSt
shell Of coffin, and huddlcd away to their fma
resting place ia vehicle used by the HoSpita
for this purpose; the blood and humors some
times staining this vehicle az il oozes out from
the slight box containin, the body.
The load Of human flesh is consigned into III,
earth; the vehicle passes to the shumblcs, take
in its load Of beef which is thrown into the plac
that but few moments before contained tn,
mortal remains. The blood and putrldity Of tn,
hulIan being are comminglcd with that o. tn,
slaughtered ANIMAL and are borne back to tn
hospital 10 be used as food for its inmates. w
have this upon authority, and here ask our citi
zcnS in the name Of all that is Just, shall il b.
allowed 10 continue?
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-16
Barber's Shop.
PETER Johnson

D ESPECTFULLY offers his services to the
III public. He keeps the best quality OF razors,
and keeps them sharp. Tic will always pay
strict attention to cleanliness and ncatness,
He cuts and dresses hair in a style that
never fails TO please his customers. AS a
knight OF the scissors and razor no Yields to
none Ia Hannibal, His charSosa are reasoua.
bly, low. AS he intends to continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes to have
the patronage Of the citizens ol Hannibal,
whose we'll known chief characteristic
OF energy, leads them to desire to see
everything on tho progressive march,
Recolect it is the shop nearest to llck-
mans Stove Store. 1t is on the west side
of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. (ap23.d.ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-16
TAILORING.

ITAVE associated themselves together COR the
l wpoab Of caryi ng on the TAILORING BuSl-
MSS in all IT'S various branches.
On Main street, one door north Of tho Brady House.
and next door ~ g. W, ByanF stove Store,
They have and will keep ne best Of JOwncyncn all
the time. ard vii Execute Work ~ EXpcGuiously,
as neatly ana as loShorahly a, they know how.
We willunl say we will beat the mOu that makes the
ia Hons, but viii say they will keep as near the PIE.
"a % us possible,
Mt Lennon has the largest, best aud cheapest stock
Of Cloths, Cal,imercs Vcstrgs, Thinning, aud sum
mar Goods, TINT Hannibal ever had the good luck TO
have In IT,
~" Give w q call gentlemen, you are bound to be
suited in my kind, or quality OF GOol.
uannihal April %, lSS}.- tlm
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-16
Smith & Dicks Now Family Grocery
on MafNct atrcAt

flNHEY take this method Of informing The e.tTt
i Of Hannibal and Vicinity, that they hOvc opcn
n nav family grocery store on Market street, nmc,
ately north oil tho market house, where ''ty iute
keeping all kinds Of Groceries suited ~ the rcIs!rrt
We intend keeping on hand all kind Of marketing,
will be pleased 10 800 our friends u, any ino when III
want anything in our line. We have, aud will cor
nue. 10 keep Fresh Meats on hand during tho win
season. AS We have the best opportunity Of pUr,b
sing Fowls, Vegetables, SC, II will be 10 every m3
interest 10 call and examine, before purchasing cl,
where, as We will have everything that can bg o
tanned at the market house during tho day.
nov21ll SMITH " DtCE,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-16

For Sale, or EpebaRge aaai6ol Properly.
A TRACT Of WnimproSed IN Monroe county,
IA on Brush Creek, six ahd<seVen miles from the
towns Of Florida and Paris, respectively, containing
SA0 acres about onehall prairie, the remainder tim
bor The land Is Of excellent quality, has permanent
wafer, aud lies 10 good neghboThood, possesses
AIar aAyAnlAKsA iog q sloek farm. Annls.l -
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-16
Wanted to Hire Immediately
Good AXe-Men,

TTNO clear the timber oil the line Of the Rail Road,
i hon here TO Palmyra,
Persons wishing 10 Contract for Grading Sections
on this line can get Far Price per Cubic Yad for
doing tina same, AID Payments made Satisfactory to
them dy applying 10 me, at this place or Palmyra,
Hannibal, May 10, lS53,-(d2w') NJ, STEER,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-16
PLANK ROAD NOTICE.

ELANh ANShD 4NOAlS
TIME Stockholders Of the Hannlbd, Rails County anS
J. Paris piank Road Company, will please take No.
been called, aud 10 pow due, Those knowing them.
selves delinquent will pay tho same to z, HAWKINS,
T easurer, without delay, and save cost, Suit will be
instituted forthwith, RgaiuslRN delnqueats
mylol6twlO JNo. WILING, President,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-16
The Cheapest ever Offered

y M n II VA. w MA ~ NG N N -
j. p. RAYBURN.
WYE ate selling our goods oil at such prices as VII
w enable persons wanting goods 10 buy mole goods
for less money than was hone before IN Hannibal
Our stock vt goods IS complete ia
ALMOST EVERY VARIETY
common to uses aud wants OF every person, All we
want is q can To- convince the people OF these facts,
purchase my goods for cash, aud at very low rates.
which will enable me 10
SELL PERY CHEAP.
Our stock consists in articles as foswsi
Boots and Shoes, all klndSj
Hardware atsortcdi
QueonSwOro.--very late styles
Clothing--out to iii;
MNMW w ar GDGDHDSSSS
Of all kinds and varieties;
Cash paid for Whcat--tor Of the market.
0Ur customers will always fluid wa Z, oWSLEi
Tea1y TO wait on them,
Remember the store, !, p, RAYBURN, Commercial
Grow, opposite The Brady House,) tmy6-tD
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16
CABINET MANUFACTORy.
Washington Arkansas
BOUNTY LAND CL ArEge

RY recent Act of Congress. Bour,,- r..
- granted to officers and volunte,s y; --4Ic al
military service Of the United States n I'M In
of 1912, any Of the Indian wars sirre was vas
also to commissioned officers in tile MAJ ,..9 sg
Mexico. In case OF the decease OF the oiFc.r riL u
soldier. the land can be obtained BY tbe VIZ I
or minor children. "'o0W
The Undersigned acting a. gencralIardA
will attend promptly to procuring BoTr,r zen
Warrants for those entitled "a them ard f.-,u -.u
i desired; having a general kncwledaa ~ ~
lands in the Red River Land District M ,,ill he h
able TO make choice selections. All I..,ars .e .,
inquiry postpaid, will be promptly ans,ys,.S y
and Instructions Civ en-. if desired.
DANIEL Il. WILLIAMS
wL; = Lind -igeHf.
''''' iAs-' Nov ~ ls1O- 47ai.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16
The Beautiful.

We tax, the following, by Uriah H. Judah,
from the Journal of Commerce
List, reader, list, and l will tell you what is
beautiful
A good man struggling with misfortune, and
preserving aastained his reputation.
A dutitul child obeyng the mandates OF parents,
and walking in the way of Righteousness.
Sinful mortality on bended knees, craving from
on high pardon for past transgressons Forgive
our trespasses we forgive those that trespass
against us.H
NJ )rtality relieving the wants of mortality, by
advancing the cause of the destitute:
For It's most beautiful to mid the forsa-
ken haunts of despair, to still the groans OF sor-
row, and spread bread on the empty tables of the
furnishing. Ay and rescue the tal,en and make
glad the overcharged heart of the oppressed:
"Puck out from the memory a rooted sorrow
Rase out the written troubles of the brain;
And, in some sweet obiiyions antidote,
Cleanse the foul bosom of that perious stuff
That weighs upon the heart"
And beautiful is woman around the fevered
bed of sickness, pillowing the pale cheek, bathing
and binding up the fanting brow and, like form
of light, whispering "hope,n where else there
had been none:
When man is waxing fral
And his hand is thin and weak,
And his lips are parched and pale,
And wan and white his cheek:
Oh! then doth woman prove
Ter constancy ana love-
'Tis beautiful to cast over the foibles of thy
brother worm the bread and .livine mantle of mer-
cv,and to forgive the erring sister, thou wouldst
that heaven wouldst be merciful to thee. sin
ner
Gcd has given MS a beautiful world as a trans
tory above, and the rivers, the streams the fields.
the flowers the birds, the trees, and all around
are beautiful
The sun is beautiful as he ascends the sparkling
sky, and the mooa as she reflects her brilliant
rays DER the head of all.
Aid thou, OIL High and Holy One art The sum
mer of all beauty
Beautiful is thy realmI
And thy throne,
Thy promise to man,
Aid thy protecting care!
The angels of Paradise are beautiful; the spir-
it's ascent is beautifully the soul in its purified con-
dition is beautiful.
And beautiful-superlativel beautiful, and most
melodous will be the sound of the "Arch-anges
trump to those who, on that eventiu and final
morn, shall have awarded to them life everidst-
ing
If God hath made this world so fair;
Where sin and death abound;
How beautiful beyond compare,
Will Paradise be found.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16
$1OO REV ARD.

p ANYWAY from the Planta-
Ii ton of the subscriber in Un-
ion county, Arkansas, on the 9th
inst. two negro men--JACOB
and ALLEN.
JACOB Is mulatto, about 27
years OF age, six feet two inches
high, has a scar below his left eve.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16
CO-PAETNERsElEP,

TNHE undersigned having purchased the Drv
= establishment Of DIR. X. II. Williams. intend
keeping general assortment of Drugs Medicines
Paints Oils & Dye stufs
Our stock will be purchased under the personal
Inspection OF DR.. Foster who will start East iD
few days for that purpose.
We will be enabled to sell articles il our THY
on better terms than they have ever been offered In
this market, and we warrant every article soId
by Us to he pure and genuine,
Prescriptions put UP ard accurately compound
ed at any time day or night.
CIIAS B. mitchell.
d. NJ. FOSTER
Washington, FEB. 10, 1883. "
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16


ALLEN is also muatto, about 2l or % wears
of age, low aud stout-rather chunky.--his eyes
are of y.l How complexion.
will pay the above reward for the delivery
of the two men TO me. at my residence in Union
county or will pay literally for any information
that will lead to their apprehension 1t is SIM
posed they have gone in the direction of Van B',.
ren. Address the undersigned at Union SPRINGS
P. O. Union county, Arkansas.
II. GEORGE.
.4prI 10, 1853. lott.
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16
WI ICAL NOTICE,

nR- CHARLES b. mitchell, offers his
~ services to the citizens Of Washington and
ITS vicinity. He may be found at the residence
of III. w. Smith.
March 18th, 1916. 30:tf
Washington telegraph., 1853-11-16
A CARD.
.apriz 10, 1853.

DR. PURDOM tenders his professional services
IL to the citizens of Washington and its vicinity
in the various branches of his profession. He
may be found at all times, except when profess
sionally absent, at his residence Main street
January 81, 1852.