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]. VI. ZIMMERMAN, DR.
For a GoRsumpliYe Cough.

pittshuLI, fa.. ell. I'd, lSDi.
Dear Sir For three years have been aillic-
ed with Cough, distressing that fregurnt-
~ despsire,l Of recovery; much Of the time was
obliged to sit'aE all night in my chair as my
cough would suiiocste me when ! laid down.
Having used many remedies without much relief.
i at last tried the Chiefly Electoral, which under
Providence has cured me altogether.
am with gratitude yours.
JAMES M'CANDLESS.
This i one AZ The numerous Cures Of Asthma
which have been accredited To Cherry Pictorial:
Albany, N. Y, April Ia, 1918.
On. AtEE, Lowell. Dear Sir: Ihaye FOR years
Ieen afflicted with Asthma in The worst lom, so
that have been obliged TO sleep in my chair for
a larger part Of the time beins unable to breathe
on my bed had tried great many medicines,
40 no purpase, until my physician prescribed, as
an experiment, your Cherry Pectoral.
At first i, seemed to make me worse; but in
less than a week hegan 10 experience the most
gratifying relief from its use; and now, IN hur
weeks, the disease is entirely removed. | can
sleep on INV bed with comfort, and enjoy state
81 health which had never expected to eniny.
GEORGE 5. FARtNT,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
From tie Presdenf If .intkerst Cnitge, Ed
,card Hitchcock, w. d., Ii. d., &c.
g. Aver. Sir: have used your Cherry
Pectorai IL. nv own case af deep-seaied hronchl-
sis, and am satisfied from its
ihat il is an admirable compound for the relief
of laryngial AMI bronchial difficulties. II my
,pinion as to its superior character can be any
service VOC are At liberty to use j. az you think
s,ropet. EDWARD HITCHCOCK.
Amherst, Sept. -, lS4s.
Among other distinguished authorities whohave
cent their names to recommend this preparation
Is the hest known TO them Tor affections Of the
yunss, sie:
President Perkins. VERMONT Med. College.
Prof Silliman. Yale College.
Prof Valentine Mott, New-York.
Prof Cleaveland, Bqwd4iR Med. College.
Psof ButterleLi, Chic Med. College.
Ga1atitar, journal Of Medical Science.
Boston Med. & Surg. Journal.
charleston. s. G.. Medical Review.
New Jersey Medical Repo,tel.
Hon. Henry Clay. y. ). Senator,
E,E. Geo. p. Marsh, Am. Amt.assadDr t.
Suakey.
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BRANDRETIPS PILLS.
August %.

Aaeurism, or Enlargement Of The Heart, drfe-
ries. Pills, dc. dc.
Use the pills two or three times week in do
u Sos sufficient to purge freely aud When
naroyism comes IN, a fearless use 81 the Filis
must bc 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 is over for that attack. Angina pectorls
and stone ~ the eaIl-hla,lder are treated ~ the
same manner: and although considered incura-
bile by the medical profession. are cured by the
use af Branireth's Pills. Piles are cured by
Br,n.IreIl's Pills. IN severe attacks the doses
INNS, he full six nr eight for few nights To-
gather will cure the worst cases. Whenever This
disease comes on in the treatment OF other lIsea-
SOS. il il a good sign; use nothing hut the pills,
and. ~ an outward application. coh cream nr
lard. aud make frequent use Of cold water locally.
Where there have been pecioral affections. as
! .thm,. consumption. SC. perseverance will be
reunirel with the pills Ia effect permanent cue.
I,u, any other course will assuredly bring on the
pecioral affection.
II, ctses of DsbiEty, Weakness, Wastings. De-
cl;,es. Or Consumption approaching. il will be
necessary to commence with small doses. Brglp
", On one pill going Ia he'd; next night iw" pills;
IN This alternately for three or four days. or
longer; if no alteration takes place. then increase
\ min each night until FIVE or six pills are used.
then decrs.ss nv one pill, dow to one pill.
rrverish symptoms arise, then take
Sn'"'e aa Wy. until the fever is reduced. When
strong ,' he patent may drop down to such
this = ''a ,,,s;, Nv, judgment shall ,ctermiue;
90 e ,ssnl ,cseep the drain upon the impure
- ,i,ee are removed, so will be their
eth's Principal Office, e4l Broad
sts for the sale Of Brandfeth's Pills:
"a. Hillsborougf; .. B. M.Dade. Chapel
A. Mehane, Mason Hall; A. Mickle Il
B:npham's School.
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NE w
Tin and Copper Factory,
NuIirc This while Won arr rrading.

rISHE subscriber has opened Tin and Cop
Il per Factory in the Town Of HillsboIoueh,
aud he will try TO conduct il in the best manner,
lie has procured one of The hest Of Northern
w0rkmcn. and his work will he made Of the hcsl
material and in the hest style. After trying the
work. aud il should prove mol 10 he go,d il may
he returned and more goi in lis place. Tin will
be sold at Nor,hen Prices with spsis and car.
riagc.
All bills 10 the amount Of fifty dollars. NJ any
place ~ the State. all 10 the amount Of twenty
live dollars. within fifty miles OF this place. aud
al bills Of any amount. within twenty -ii,e'miles,
will he filled and delivered ti,e ri charg, far
transportation. He wanh. say To his customers,
that he will sell work Us low as any house in the
State.
The subscriber returns bis thanks sor past ia
vors. and he hopes lie will receive iilsIal share
Of patronage, as b. pledges himself IL do justice
and 10 endcayor 10 give full satisfaction IN his
work.
Al orders will I've thankfully received, and the
work dong With nca,ness aud despatch.
lj' His shop will lie found at this lime Que
door below Maj. Palmer's tore.
w. ). CHEEK.
Ncycprlrr Is. 10
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LADIEa

If YOU want to see pretty things, please call al,
she Drug Store, where you will find erra,
variety Of Toilet and Fancy articles, consisting ~
part Of the following:
Writing Desks, Bandoline Fixature,
Work Boxes, or cabas, Silver Gard Ca.cs,
Fancy Baskets, Pearl do.
Superb Cologne Bottles, Paper Maehe do.
Bohemian Glass, Shell do.
Cologne, German farina China Puff Boxes,
Lubin's Extract, Glass do.
Piser's do. Paper do.
Wrighi's do. Ia new Combs in variety,
nrticle.) Lilly White,
Ponalums, In great Va. Mean Fun.
riety. Gold Medal (someihins
Pomade Divine, newt
Rose Hair Oil, PaperMachef ort-F olios
Hair Brushes, Leather d..
Tooth brushes, Tablcis, ivory.
Nail Brushes,
Besides great variety Of Other articles.
April 10. So
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F.O r s A l. +,

A FIRST rate family Horse, and good Bug.
"A ~ andlIarness. Apply at this office.
Jan. i lth, 1888. 6S-3w
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B Il O w MS

JESS TMGiE CT lAmAItA G3wG,s.R.
CAUTION Persons desiring an article that
can he relied upon, prepared hom pure "A
MAEGA GINGER. should he particular Ia
ask for /" Browns Essence of Ia.naica Ginger
which is warrapird 10 be what ii is represented
aud is
Prepared only ut FRED'K. BROHA'S
Drug mi ChtmicGi Mare.
N. T. coner Ch,aam nnd Fifth Arttis,
PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
THIS Essence is warranted 10 possess, in a
! concentrated form, all the valuable proper.
tics Of Ialnaica Ginger, and will lie found, on
trial. mn excellent Family Medicine. II is par.
irulariy recommended as a tonic, 10 persons nc.
covering fromfryer or other diseases, a few drops
imparling 10 the stomach glow aud vigor
equal TO 4 wine gass,ul Of hand, or other sli.
mulant, without any pf The dchilitaling effects
which arc sure 10 follow the Use uf liquor of any
kind; aud il is Therefore especially srr,iccablr to
children and females. To The aged il will prove
g; eat comfort the dyspcpiic, and those who are
prcdisppscd 10 goui or rheumatic alfcrtioI,s, il
gives great rcfwf, and 10 the inclriaie who wishes
10 REFORM hut whose stnmach Is constantly craving
the noxious liquor. il Is invaluable giving tone
to The digestive organs, AID s,scngh TO rcsist
temptation; and is consequently great agent in
the cause Of temperance.
DusE.--Fora grown person, ono tca-spoonfil;
for child 10 TO IL years old half spoonful;
aud for child TO 5 years DID, Is 10 20 drops.
To be given in Sugar and Water.
DIR. 5. d. Schoolt;eld, Agt., lIilIsboroush; Mr..
5. s. Lucas, agent, Chapel Hill.
June l, 1853. S.
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MUSIC! MrsIC !!

= I.OT Of fine Music Eor Pisno. Guitar, &c..
N is Offered for sale at the DRUG Store. II
will be sid al one halt the usual price. ladies
are invited 10 call and examine The pieces.
July 20. H.
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rENHE House and Lot wheTeihe late Priesiiy
u n. Mangumesided, near illsborough on
tho o ford road. is Offered for sale OF rent. The
House l. pleasantly situated. and though mol
Eilhinthe corp0ralion.i il sufficiently near 20 en-
ioy The advantages ofihe town. The loi has on
il all the necessary gu, houses. good well and
a garden. 4 lot adjoining. containing about
ihreeacres, willalso be sold with the O,heIPre-
misses.
Forterms,appiy 10 Stephen Moore. esq. Hills.
bOrongh.
December 10, IL
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER.

BY DENNIS HEARTH & SON.
TermS.-Two Dollars year, if paid in adj.
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, i mol paid
within three months; or Three Dollars, il delayed
until after the expiration Of the year.
NO paper will he discontinued until all arreara'
ges arc paid unless at tie option Of the publishes
Hereafter no paper will he sent TO new sub
scr'hcr out Of this stale unless pay ment made ~
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible TO the e,liiors and in no case VIII Inc
paper I've sent to a subscriber out OF the state io
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen iil'rs'
one dollar for the first and twenty-five cents lot
each subsequent insertion; longer ones IN pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five ]"
cent. higher. A deduction of one-thlrd VIII 10
made to advertisers by the year.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
One dollar per square Is lines) for the h'''
insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance.
DEDUCTIONS made in favo. Of standing ad'''-
tisrmcn.s.
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SEED COTTON.

lust received. fresh lot of CLOVER and
e. LUCERNE Seed.
LONG s. WEBB.
October s6. IS
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Land for Sale.

49, I0FFER fsr aale arg lHaca 81
- Land N Person ees5asy ysst asrf ihr
n0l.aesa OFanse Lne-
- As > bolE Of nnriand, q Is inieElos
40 noae in he middle part q ihis state. The
spen lands are aell enriosrli. and "A good hsaFi
rhs forestlaass are hrasily timbered, and all well
rstered.
On the lands are 4 variety . sgosisn.aas I'm
oroxen.rnts-DNellingH s.ses. Wheat aud To-
bacco Barns, Saw s-4 Grisi Mllls-in perfect re-
pair.
II viii &c ssll IN paTeelsto sLii any rnaeAaseE-
PAUL G.. CAMERON.
1tag~ille p %. Orange. Nos.s7. o7u
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- HoBENsAcK s LIVER PILLS.

No part Of the system j. more liallc disease
than the LIVER. il serving NJ iilirrrT 10 puri-
Il the bon,, or giving the proper secretion 10 the
lille; 50 that any wrong action OF the Liver ct.
feels the other important paris Of the system, aud
results variously. in l.ivcr Complaint, Jaundicc.
Dyspepsia. &c. We should, therefore, watch
every symptom that might indicate wrong ac-
iion of the Liver. These Pills are composed OF
ROOTS and PLANTS furnished by nature to
heal the sick: Namely, LIST, An ExrEcTnnaSF
which augmcnis the secretion from the Pulmo-
nary mucus membrane, or promoicsthc discharge
or secretcd matter. I'd. An ALrEnArIyr, which
in some ines plicahlc and insenshle man
ncr the certain marhid action Of the system. 3d.
A TosIc, which gives ipnc and strength 10 the
nervous system, renewing health and vigor 10 all
parts Of The body. ilh. A CArnaRrir, whirh
acts in perfect harmony with the other ingredi
ents. aud operating on tho Bowels. aud expelling
the whole mass of corrupt aud vi,iatcd matter.
aud purifying the Blood, which destroys disease
: ~ restores health.
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THE TAPE WORM.

THIS is the most difficult Warm TO destroy Il
all tina, iniesi tho human system. l, grows TO an
almost indefinite length, becoming 40 cooled and
fastened in the iniesiinss aud Slomach, affecting
the health sadly rs 10 cause 81. yiius' Dance,
Fits. &c that those afflicted seldom IL eSeI sus-
poet that il is Tape Norm fastening them TO an
early grave. In order To destroy this Worm. a
very energetic treatment must he pursued. u
would. therefore. he proper 10 take sir OF eight
of my Liver Pills. 10 remove all ohsirne-
iions. that the Worm Syrup. which must he Ia.
ken in doses Of two ,ahlrsponnfuls three times a
day. NAV act direct upon the Worm. These 81.
rcciions followed. have never hren known 10 iai
in curing The most obstinate case u faEe Worm.
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TO FEMALES.

You will find these Pills an invaluable me,li.
cine in many complaints 20 which you are sub
iect In ul,strucinns either total or partial. they
have hccn found Of mcstima!lc benefit rcsi"fIng
the functional arrangements Ia healthy action.
purifying the blood and other fluids 81 ellectuals
MS to put to Hight all complaints which may arise
from Observation-Disclosures, headaches gi''diness,
Jimnrss Of sight. pain in the side. hark DC.
Mime genuine unless signed J. N. liahcnsack.
all others Lring base limitations.
TP Agents wishing new supplies. aud Store
Keepers DESTROYS of becoming Agents. must adj
dress the Proprietor, ]. n. lIabcnsack, rhilade-
phia, Pa.
Agents. DR.. s. ID. Schoolficld. Hills
horough, n G., Wholesale and Retail Agent: ID.
=. Weir, Grccnshorough; W. II. Briion. Sum-
meriel; 8 Piggott, Penpfeld; Of whom can lie
had pamphlets pictures performed. &c.
- Price each % cents,
August %. ally
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FOr Inf IHenza and WhOOling COngh.

Nashville, Tenn, June 49, isal.
sir: have repeatedly used your cherry Poe
.aral far Whooplng Cough and Influenza, and
have no hesitation in pronouncing il complete
remedy. Four Of my children have been aiilic-
ted with these diseases. and the free use Of the
Pscloral has always afforded nimos, in iant re
lief JAMES GLOVER.
We attest the truth Of the aL5yc statement.
NJ. McGINTY, Editor d the
Nashville Wing.
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Books! Books.

MAY he found % the Drug Store. q great Va.
IVA ririy Of Gin Books aud Animals, among
which sre the following:
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$500 CHALLENGE.
HOBENsAcK,s wORM SYRUP.

HOBENSAChS WORM siRt u.
I'm arielefoundedu upon scientific principles ennl-
pounded with pure vegetable substances. heins
perfectly safe when taken, and can he given Z"
The most tender infant with decided henclirialcf,
feet. Where Bo,rei Complaints and DiGrrkaa
have made them weak and dchiliiuied, the tonic
properties Of my Worm Syrup are such that u
stands without an equalin the catalogue q me-
defines in giving tone and strength 70 The sin-
mach. which makes il an infallihle remedy for
those afflicted with Dyspspsia. The astonishing
cures performed by this sprup after Physicians
have failed. is the hest evidence Of is superior
firarV aKar MI ntharS
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Fresh Arrivals.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-28

west aud forms b,auIilul bay. This city contains
several public buildings, the handsomest of which
are, the Lunatc sylun, and the Episcopal College.
both built by mouey raised in Britain. There
several handsomely built streets, good stores, and
banks, but the hustle and go.ahead which character
ize the United States are not TO be seen here.
procession, consisting Of car, surmounted by the
British flag, drawn by eight horses, and filed with
musicians, wagon containing stand on which
were carrots, iurnips cabbages and pumpkins, with
few mounted policemen, guard the corege, passed
along the streets about noon. The music was poor,
and the procession. which was in honor of the Upper
Canadian Horticultural Society's exhibition, was
almost farce. thought it good joke, especially
at the moment when the proud banner Of Britannia
was thrown to the dirt by democratic telegraph
wire under which the procession passed The pop
ulation Of Toronto bears all the distinctive outward
marks OF sold Countrymen." Soldiers, policemen,
blue kilmarnock bonnes, Scotch and English made
clothes, and Scotch English, and Irish faces, meet
you at every turn. The gait Of the people is les
urely, and business seems to wait for them The
stores began to be opened about s O'Clock, half an
hour after which we breakiasted. The market was
well supplied with meat, the heads of sheep, calves
and oxen, being offered for sale. The supply of
fruit was poor On the whole, Toronto seemed TO
us to be very dull, sleepy, uninviting city.
]. B. s.
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American Mission Association.

The Seventh Annual Meeting Of the A. NJ. Assoc
citation, will commence to day, al 2 O'clock P. NJ,
at the Union Church. and conclude on Thursday eve.
ming at the OLD South.
On Wednesday afternoon will be pre,eated an alb.
siract Of the Annual and Of the Treasurer 5 Reports,
sc.
In the evening, the Annual Discourse Wfbe
preached by Prof. Peck of Oberlin.
On Thursday morning, at O'Clock, a prayer
meeting will be held by the friends Of Missions, and
at O'Clock A. M, business meeting of the Asso.
calion will commence its sessions, to be continued
at 2 O'Clock P. NJ
At the business meetings, various topics relating
to tue ormation and prospects Of the differ.
emf Missions, will be discussed
The friends Of Missions invited to attend.
Addresses from several gentlemen may be expected
at the meeting Thursday evening.
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gD-"'rhe Turkish Question:" said Mrs Par
linglon, as her eye saw the caption of an article
relating TO tae affairs Of Russia and Turkey. Like
many others, she jumped at conclusion from the
title, and went on-"For gracious sake ain y there
nobody TO answer il Why don't they get the
Harvard Univorsaliss to answer it, for they say
that they have great faculty over there to Cam.
bridge among the professors though arter all
never see much difference between professors and
other people in pint Of knowingness, nor goodness
neither, FOL that matter. A. for this Turkish ques.
tion, should think they might End some Iingster
10 answer il for en-" The ringing Of the door
bell interrupted her train like log on a railroad
track, and .be rcached he door just in season to
see a grey ralinel jacket worn by Ike disappear
in an alley way opposite. - Pot
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LATEST FROM OREGOE.-In Oregon general
Indian war appears have broken OUT, ard it will
be a war Of exiel minalion Gov Curry has sent to
Vanccuyer's Island for arms, which were promptly
sent to Rogue River. Judge Skinner, Indian Agent
for Rogue River district, had been buichered in
horrible manner By the Indians. In Elk Valley
party Of p men, under Lieut.. Ella, had fight with
$50 warfiors-the battle lasted three hours, and five
men we're killed and five wounded. They killed
only six Indians. In Scott Valley several settlers
had been murdered by Indians, and several white
men killed in skirmishes.
The Mountain Herald Of August 26lh, says:
'The families have been driven from their homes,
and compelled TO fortify themselves in numbers for
protection. The fa,mer have been forced to leave
the harvest field for the security Of life. The hour4
ishng crops that gave the creates, assurance Of an
abundant harvest, now presents houseess scene Of
devastation. Ii must cause the utter ruin OF numer-
Gus families We have every confidence in all of
our citizens who left here, and they ilayenge these
outrages and quit the field while the color Of
an Indian Is seen."
Judging from what we know Of Governor Curry,
the Indian depredators will have hard time Of it,
Among The recollection Of our boyhood is that Of
a convention Of apprentices Boston, called by Mr.
Curry, himself an apprentice at that time, during The
North Eastern boundary troubles, iorthe purpose Of
taking measures to organize a company Of young me.
chanics all of whom should be under age and to Of
fer their services the general government either to
drive out intruders from the disputed territory or to
act upon The aggressive, az circumstances might
qure Happily, the "speck Of war" passed away,
and the organization was NOT completed: Had II
been otherwise, there is no doubt that Governor
Curry would have enjoyed The title Of Capt Curry
long before be had reached The Of his majority
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MONDAY EVENING Sept IS, 1858.
The Mayor in the Chair-Absent, Alderman Fagg.
An order of inquiry fro the other board, where
the Inhabitants Of the several Wards shall vote, since
the redistrcting Of the Wards was referred oa joint
special committee.
Nahum Parker was licensed to run hack.
communication from Francis Harrington. F. w.
Rogers, and iona Sawyer, stating that they should
renquish their claim UPON the city for damages
tanned by of the alterations in the line of Trum
bull street, was read and placed on file
The order which passed the Council last week, for
the grading of Temple Street, and bridging the Canal
the terminus of said street, amended far
refer the execution of the work the Commissioner of
Highways, and sent down for concurrence.
The petition of the AUDITORS the East side OF Trum
bull street, for suspension ofthe city order instruct
ng the City Marshal TO remove the fences &c and to
the damages by of the said fences en-
croathing upon the sidewalk, as laid upon the table
petition OF Jas. Green and others, that George
be accepted public highway, was referred to a
The committee to whom was referred petition of
sundry PERSONS praying for some action which woui
prevent the overflow of Mill Brook, reported that the
difficulty in said stream arose from the encroachments
of the AUDITORS from any deficiency in the city
culvers and bridges and recommended that the subject
be indefinitely postponed Laid on The table.
Petition ofLewis Mum, for license as auction
eer, was granted.
The order on petition of Samuel Harding came back
from the other board concurred in and REFER
ed to joint special committee.
Ordered, That Alderman White ard Harding, on the
part of this Board, with such Counc may join,
he committee report plan for grading Park street