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lNwIGC)RL GGRDIAL
Purely Vegetable in its Composition.

lM ~ IgaWllG AI'lISGf UUjIS.WlsAIls
Purely Vegetable in its Composition.
rT,HIS invaluable Cordial is extracted from
Il Herbs and Roots, which have been found
after years Of experience, by the most skilliul
Physicians, 10 lie possessed OF qualities most be-
nelica in the diseases for which il is recommend.
ed. and hence whilst il is presented to the public
as an efiicacious remedy, it is also known 10 be
Of that character on which reliance may be plac.
ed as TO lis safety. In cases OF Impotency, Hoe
monhages, Disordcred Sierility, Mensiruaiion,
or Suppression Of the Menses, Fluor Albus or
Whites, or for
DEBILITY
arising from any cause, such Us weakness from
sickness, where the patient has been confined TO
bed for some time. for Females after Confne.
ment, Abortion or Miscarriage this Cordial can.
not be exccled in It's salutary effects; or in loss
Of Muscular Energy, Irrilability. Physical Pros
Ira,ion, Seminal Weakness, Pslpitaiion Of the
Heart, Indigestion, Sluggishness, Decay Of the
Provocative Functions. Nervousness, &c. where
a rosic Medicine is required. ii will be found
equal, ifnot superior 10 any Compound ever US
ed.
TO FEMALES.
Henry's Inyigorating Cordial Is one Of the
most invaluable Medicines in the many Com.
plants 10 which Females are subject. II assist,
nature TO brace the whole system. checks exces
SEES, and creates renewed health aud happiness
less suffering. disease and unhsppiness among
Ladies would exist, were they generally 10 siop
the use Of this Cordial. Ladies who are Jebli
tAted by those Instructions which females are II
able %. are restored by the use Of bottle or Two
TO bloom and TO vigor.
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
To those who by excess have brought upoi
themselves Weakness Of the System, PIematui,
/ Decay, Nervous Affection, or any other eonse
/ quences OF unTestTained indulgence, Iesseninl
both mental and bodily espseiiy.-Holdi Hen
rvs InSigoraling Cordial, a Medicine that il pure
1 " Vegetable, will aid nature 10 restore those i'm
portanifunclions 10 healthy state, and will PROV
Of service. II possesses rare virtues is q genera
remover Of disease, and strenglhencr Of the sys
/ TEN.
AS A TONIC MEDICINE.
Il is unsurpassed. We DO no, place this Cordia
on foniing with quack medicines, and, as
customary, append long list 81 Recommends
lions. Certificates, DC, beginning with llsa
what The Preacher says" and such like; Il !
not necessary, for Heny's Inyigorsiing Coz
dial only needs trial to prove that il will &C
coMpiish ell we say.
THE GENUINE aHENRY's INyIGO.
RATING CORDIAL"
Is put up in on. Pannel Bottles. and l. essil
recognized by the Manufacturers signature O
the label Of each Bottle, Ito counterfeit which !
] iorgery.l
pr Sold for 50 per Bottle; Sir for S. sn
SIG per dozen.
i Prepared only by s. Z. cOHEN, No. Frank
lin Row, Vine Street, below Eighth, Phiiadelphia
Pa, tn wHoN At oupEHs Nusr M AppnEssEr
For Sale by most Of The respectable Druggists an
Merchants throughout the county.
i April 26, 1854. 33-I,
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JAMES C.. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist

LOWELL, MASS.
Price IS Cents per Box. Five Boxes for 81
SOLD BIT
Drs. Long & Cain, IIil!,horough,
Holt, Murray & Co., Graham,
aud By Druggists and dealers in Medicine every
where.
March 81. e0-lsro
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NOTICE

HESTER, ANTHONY, JOSEPH AND
- JAMES DAUGHERTY, Tor their hcirs,)
children Of James Daagherty, Of Orange coun
ty, North Carolina, U. S., will hear something
to their advantage by addressing THOMAS
w. WALSH, Town of Simcoe, County Of
Norfolk, Canada West
Sept. 18th, 1854. 64--6m
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JUST RECEIVED.

SUGAR House SrRuP; Java, Laeuayra and
- Rio Coffee, &c, &c. Also, Welsh and
Shaker Flannel, all wool; by
JAMES WEBB.
A LSO a fresh supply Of LUCERNE and
n CLOVER Seed, by
October 10. 67-
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Az NJ IIspMElE!glEl2s 81 CO.,
wholesale Gr0Cers,


Office ut No. 6, Roanoke Square,
NORFOLK, Va.
Or Particular attention paid 10 The sale Of
Flour and other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas P. Dexereux, esq, Halifax, N. Q.
Geo. w. Mordecai, Pre'st Bank Of State Of n. @
Charles Dewey, Cashier +"
w. II. Jones, Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear.
l.. OBJ. Branch, Pres't Raleigh & CASTOR Road
n ns' n. e. s' %S Is sSs,'sf }N~t,a.
Pres'i Farmers BIZ of Va,
Alexander Bell, esq.
Messrs. Spence & Reid, Baltimore.
Messrs. B. Blossom & Son, Ne,c York.
Messrs. d. Heart & Son, Hillsborough, N G.
October 2s. ly0g--
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COMPREHENSIVE.

CO-PARTNERSHIP.
THE undersigned have this day entered into
l. Co-Parinersbip under the firm and style Of
BAKER & BARRAUD,
as successors 10 Messrs. Wilson & Grice, fol
the purpose of conducting Produce Broker
age and General Commission Business; FOL
which purpose they have taken the large Ware
House occupied by Wilson & Grice.
They solicit the patronage Of their friends and
the public generally, assuring them that all bust
ness entrusted TO their care shall have prompt
and personal attention.
WIN. ]. BAKER, Of North Carolina.
TH0S. l.. BARRAUD, of Virginia.
Portsmouth, Va, Jan. 10, 1855. ~
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

DAN away from the Subscriber on the 4tli oil
~ July. 1853, Negro Girl named ] axs, aged
about % years. She Is black. heasy Get. Of OF.
dinsY height, sioops forward little when walk.
ing fast, md u free spoken. She was formerly
owned BY Mr.Jsmes Johnston. Of Alamance, and
her mother Is now owned by John Tfolingct. esq.
snd she i probably lurking in AIamance county.
The shove reward will he given for her apple.
hcnsion and delivery 70 me, near l,essbn,g, s.ss
well county, % Tor her conference.-the any jaiI i
that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
August -. If 40
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER.
IsrusLisHtp wrrsIr
BY DENNIS HEARTT 4 SON.

Tcrnis.-Two Dollars year IN raid il o..
vance; Two Dollars and fifiy Cent? IL MOI aid
within three months; or Three Dollars, II dels,td
until sflcf the expiration % ihr sesf.
No paper will be discontinued until III suears.
ges are paid, unless 81 the option of The yullsheis.
Hereafter no paper viii hs sent 10 > new sui.
seribero out cfthrsiste unlss, pas meni il nads ~
advance OF some person in the state will become
fespos:hlstothe sdi,ors, aud The psrer v bit
he ssni 10 a subscsilef out Of the siaie fof rno,e
tfsn two years without payment. npless u y 10
one personally known 20 ne and in whose iniee.
siiy We haze confidence.
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A NEW
Map of North Carolina.


TIVE undersigned are preparing. and will pub
u lish, a. room as the necessary Surveys, de-,
can lie obtained, New, Large, and Complete
Mar OF Morris CanoLISl, five feet by three,
well engraved and finished 10 tile best style.
Its admitted on I'll sides, thai such work is
great desidersium il our Stale. and il il 10
consequence o. The frequent inquiries on this sub.
jcei, thai The undersigned have embarked ID The
enterprise.
The only attempted work o. this kind Is thai
~ McRae, published IL 1898. and since then
The Couniies, Towns. Roads and posi.offccs
have increased 10 number, and all our works 81
Internal Improvements, with small exceptions,
been sci on foot.
Itisiniended that the New Map. now propos-
cd 70 I've published, shali contain, accurately laid
down. alllhe Natural Feaiuresoi the Stale--lhe
fnIels, Harbofs, sounds, Lakes, Rivers, Creeks,
MOunisins, dc.
Also, The public improvements and artificial
Divisions. The Railroads, Plsnk Roads, Coun-
ties, County Towns. Post.ofIces. ciies. Villages,
Pcsi.foaJs and Canals, Colleges, Academies, &c..
&c.
The Map will be ready by The summer ofls5s.
WILLIAM d. COOKE,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TERAs:
10 Best style, Gill Rollers and Firs, Impre,-
sions, $1,000
IL Plain siy'e, Blafk Rollers. 500
Information from any source. and which msy
he ~ service IN making The above work, will Re
thankfully received. Accommodation should
BE- addressed u WM. ID. COOKE.
Raleigh, august. 1851. So
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Advertising Rates for me Recorder.

hpvrsristsasrs not exceeding ,itieenlines
one dollar for the FIRST. and twenty-five cents fof
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro.
portion. Court Advertisements twenty.6te pet
eeni.hishef. A deduction Of one.lhiid will lie
made 70 advertisers hy The year.
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GOLD MINE BALSAM.

OF Dyspcptic Biiers or Tinciure Tonic Ner
vine.
A letter from J. r. csllum, Druggist, Millen,
N. e., dated Aug. IA, 1877:
Dr.. J. khul-Dear Sir: Your medicines have
given entire satisfaction in this section OF eoun
Try. The Abyssinia Mixture especially l. high
y approved Of Il has never failed 10 cue in
any cssc--ii sells so fast lhet never had enough
10 supply The demand. You will please send
me large supply ofit as soon you get home.
]. X. CALLUM.
AGENTs,-D. Heart & Son. and s. d.
schoolheId, Hillsborough, Cook & Mecresddey.
Tally-Ho; X. ]. Mitchell and ID. A. Paschsil.
oliord; DR.. d. ?. Weir. Greensboroush.
January !. 1855. 6s--Iy
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NOTICE .

4 Ii persons indebted 10 A. q. Murdoch, by
~ note or account, are requested to make im-
mediate payment to the undersigned, as by yir-
tue of deed Of trust he alone is authorized to
settle them. Those who neglect this notice may
soon expect TO find their debts in the hands Of
an officer for collection.
N. ID. Balm, Trustee.
January Is, 1855. 70
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DIR. S'TRONG,S

rErTORAL eEDnrAGI p1IIe,
4 Remedy for Coughs, Coils. CGforrh, Br0n.
ekiiis, Group. whooping Cough, Asthma, Com
sumption, Nervous Diseases. dyspepsia, Costise.
ness. Erysipeias. Disease Of the Heart, lnflamma-
lion and Pain in the Chest Back and Side, and
all diseases arising from derangcd state Of the
Stomach, and 10 relieve the distress and bad feel
ing from eating too hearty food. in weak and
dySpepiic habits. % Warranted TO be pure
~ Vegetable.
These Pills act as an Expectorsnt, Tonic, and
Aperient. One IS cent boz possessesthree times
more power TO cure diseases than a one dollar
bottle OF any Of the Syrups, Balsams, or Saisaps.
rillBs that were ever made, and simple trial Of
only one box will prove this important truth.
They promote ExpecforatIon
Loosen the Phlesn, and Clear The Lungs and
other Scereiory Organs of al morbid matter, and
there u no other remedy 10 the whole MateFia
Medica capable Of imparting such healing pro.
perIics 10 The Lungs and Vital Organs as these
Pills. They cure C0sfIycness, produce
good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen the
System. Price IS cents per box, containing q
doses Of medicine.
Call on the Agents who sell The Pills. and get
the " Planters Almsnse" gratis, giving full PAL.
iicUlsrs and certificates ofcurcs.
Both kinds Of the shove named Pills are fol
sale IN Hillshorough by DENNIS HEARTT,
and Of Chapel HILL by JAS. y. LUCAS; who
also keep supply Of DR.. Speneer's Vegetable
Pills, aud DR.. Halls Celebrated Pills, which slot
the Chills and Fever the first day, aud DO mol
sicken the stomach or operate on the bowels.
August 20. 00-ly
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THE KNOW NOTHlNGS!!

WONDERFUL DEVELOPMENTS!
THE Know Nothings, who have excited lilo
= public attention SO much, are still inccas.
ing; and the subscriber would respectfully III.
form the citizens Of Orange and The adjoining
counties, that he is still al his old stand III Mid.
way, Orange county, prepared TO execute all c..
ders in the
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Gabintt-sflakina a|usinfss.

with degree Of elegance and durability Il at
challenges comparison with any North OF souih
He would cell especial attention TO his Patent
Improved Spring. bottom Recste a DIS y, slso
TO his Improved Safes. All kinds OF Picture
and Portrait Frames made 10 order at The short.
est notice. Orders promptly attended 20.
Address the subscriber at Dial's Creek, CT.
ange county, n, z.
r. +. WEBB.
sept 18th, 1888. 81 6m
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LR. EuUI'3
AbVSsinia Mixture.

For Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Piles. cosiiye.
ness, Affections ofthe Kidneys and Bladder
Gravel. GonorrhGa. elect, the Whites, Week.
mess and other Female Complaints. Price pei
hotile, as cents and SI:25.
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EEnIsla Manners,

We sometimes meet with men who
seem to think that any indulgence in an
affeetionste feeling is weakness. They
will return from journey, and greet their
families with distant dignity, and move
among their children with the cold and
lofty splendor of an iceberg, surrounded
by its fragments. There is hardly more
unnatural sight on earth than one of these
families without heart. A father had
better extiIguish boys eyes than take
away his heart Who that has eXperien-
ced the joys Of friendship, and values SYM
pathy and affection, would not rather lose
all that is beautiful in natures scenery,
than be robbed of the hidden treasures of
his heart? Cherish, then, your hearts
best affections. Indulge i'll the warm and
gushing emotions of filial, parental love.
Think it not weakness. God is love.
Love God, every body, and every thing
that is lovely. Teach your children to
love; to love the rose, the robin; to love
their parents; to love their God. Let it
be studied objects of their domestic cul-
ture, give them warm hearts, ardent affec-
tions Bind your family together by
those strong cords. You cannot make
them too strong. Religion is love; to
God. TO man. '-D5.. Halls Medical Jour
nal.
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NUMBER So.

Tabor was required to restore
the ponderous animal from his novel,
though not unpleasant, because cool sitna,-
tion. Ri
If helpless living creature, or woun-
ded person lie in his way, the elephant
will protect and succor him. An incident
is recorded in the history Of the siege of
Seringapatam, to this effect: II have seen,
says the officer referred to, ''the wife Of .
Mahoot give an infant in charge Of ss
elephant, while she went about some busE-
ness, and have been much amused in OBJ
serving the sagacity and care of the NM
wieldy nurse. The child, like most children
did not like to lie still in one position
would, as soon as left to itself, begin craws-
ling about; in which exercise it would
probably get among the legs of the animal
or entangled in the branches of the trees
on which he was feeding, when the elephant
would, in the most tender manner, disen.-
gage his charge, either by lifting itOutoe
the way of his trunk, or by removing ths
impediments, to its free progress. II tho
little creature should happen to stray away
too far, its mammoth guardian would NIT
it back as gently as possible to the spot
whence it had started @ a6T
Take yet another example of the shrewd
wit of this colossal creature. Some men
were teasing an elephant they we're convey
ing across river In the boat that waB
towcd alongside they had dog, which
began to torment it by pulling its earss
The elephant was resolved to resent tho
Eimpertinence, and what do you suppose
was her expedient? She filled her prob.
oscis with water, and then deluged tbs
whole party At first the men langhsd
at the maneuvre, but she persisted until
they were compelled to bale to keep from,
sinking; when, seeing this, she. redoubled
her efforts, and it is said she certainly
would have swampcd the boat, had The
passage across been prolonged few. min~
utes longer. Thus although much
more might be presented-in behalf Of tho
noble qualities of the elephant We Thus
see that he is in no respect inferior to the
dog in character, and yet-since the moss
excellent things are said to lie in . small
compass-and the dog does not, like his
monstrous contemporary, require two hun
dred pounds of solid meatpcr diem, or
take up so much room-the prevailing
preference for the canine will doubtless
long continue. a
i Somnini mentions an elephant, at Ma
Piles, which was employed with others n
fetching water in copper vessel, md
perceiving that the awater escaped ffoaa
some fracture, he took it of his ovnsee-
cord to smiths forsrepair, in immitatiaa
of what he had seen before by his master.
Ne,c Fork QsdrterlS.
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was next examined, then the house, and
everybody being tolerably well satisfied
that he had escaped, the neighbors dis
persed to their several homes, but l was
appointed as sentinel for the rest of the
night, and ordered not to go to sleep on
my post under the penalty of flogging.
"The articles missing on q thorough
investigation next day, were two pies and
the old ladys silver thimble The lhim-
ble turned up in a week or two, being
discovered under the corner of the carpet,
but the pies have never been accounted
for to this day. On oath, | could have
given very material testimony as to the
disposition of the stolen property, but as
the case didn't come before any court |
remained quiet. Didn't the local editors
loom through? One of them elongated
himself through a quarter of a column,
and headed the item "A Diabolical and
Atrocious Attempt at Burglary and Muir
der" describing with graphic particulars
the fendish attempt to throttle Miss A
and her servant, complimented the 'cool-
ness and resolution of r. Tompkins Esq.
and perforated with withering anathema
OH the want of vigilance displayed by the
police.
ut was fun for me to see with what
wide awake sagacity the watch used to
stop at the front door and listen during
their nightly rounds for month after, ano
you couldn't have bribed a youngster te
60 under the porch on any account afte'
dark. The excitement died away, how
ever after while, but I'll never forge
the night tried to get in without max
ing a noise"
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.s,,,n Phoenix ON Astronomy.

ait is curious and interesting fact,
much dwelt on in popular treatises on
Astronomy, that were cannon-ball fired
from the Earth to SATURN, it would be
one hundred and eighty years in getting
there The only useful deduction that
We are able to make from this fact how
ever, is, that the inhabitants Of SATURN,
if warned of their danger by the sight OF
the flash, or the sound of the explosion,
would have ample opportunity, in the
course of the one hundred and eighty
years, to dodye the shot!n'
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had to do all the talkin', and I answered
yes and no. Says she to me, jonathan,
did you ever hear serenade?" "No,"
says l, miss Debby I never heard of Sa-
rah Made; but I've hearn tell of Sal Ed
wards" and Joe, the fool, snorted at that
too. But Deb said she didn't mean Sa-
rah Made; it was what the town chaps
call the music when they go out to play
at nights; and then she looked kind of
slantandicular at Joe, an I'm pretty SER
tain he gave her buss. But l see that
Deb loved Joe more than she did me, so
got ready to back out, and says Deb to
me, I suppose you're going to see Moll
Michael" Says l, "Deb 1 guess I got
little more taste than to run after such
cattle as that" And then she looked at
me quite smart, and that tickled me all
but to death, and riz up to make bow,
but somehow or other I catched my feet
| together, and sprawled right agin her,
and upset her right in Joe's lap. She
got up darned mad, I tell you, and says
she, ''I'll confound it, that's too bad!"-
But had to snort right out for / never
know'd afore that she wore false hair, and
when she fell her heart catcher's came off,
and she looked jest like screech owl:
and says I, "Deb never mind, we're goin
to shear our old black sheep next Sunday
and I'll send you wool enough to make
wig on" That riz Deb's Ebeneezer,
and she made one poke at me with the
shovel, but it want no use, was on the
| road to hum. And told dad, and dad
laughed; see dad always laughs whenever
anything tickles him; and twixt you and
me, that is the last time l ever went tc
see Deb Saucepan
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face 1t was my last parting gift to Julia.
1 took it in my hand-I knew it well. 1t
was double case, and I remembered that
my own miniature had been set in the re-
verse. After gazing a moment at Julia's
well known face, l turned the locket, opened
the opposite side, and found it empty!
How I managed to keep my temper, l
know not; but I returned the locket to
my companion, and became comparative
ly calm just as we stopped in front of
Squire Elimore's residence Julia was
seated on the varandah in front of the
dwelling, and, as my companion alighted,
heard the exclamation "He's come fall
from her lips.
What a change had the last hour
wrought in my feeling! Had not the in
cidents above mentioned transpired,
should have hasteucd to embrace her
whom had hitherto supposed model of
constancy. AS it was, | thanked my
stars that 1 had learned her perfdy in time
to save myself the modification that might
otherwise have ensued.
My reflections were now interrupted by
request on the part of my companion
that | would alight from the coach, while
he should take roll of canvass from be-
meath my seat. complied, taking especial
care, however, not to be observed by the
perfdious Julia But, as i'll luck would
have it, Squire EIlmore's gardener saw me,
and at the same time exclaimed.
"Here, Julia good news George n.
has come % i
Confound the fellows impudence f! \
could have strangled him! 4 turned to
regain my seat in the vehicle, but in an
instant Julia has flown to MY SIDE thrown
her arms around my neck; and almost
smothered me with Kisses ! was thun-
der-struck.
"Why Julia-what means-indeed.
Miss" said l, hesitating and stammering
''you forget you have friend and visitel
present."
! "Julia blushed, and turned to my com.
panion, saying,
"You will pardon such a manifestation
in your presence, Mr.. Martin, when l in
form you that this is George H. the origi
nal of the portrait have employed you t.
paint"
| ! comprchended in an instant Mr.
Martin was only an artist, who had beer
entrusted with my miniature to transfer
copy on canvass, and that he might th
better accomplish his design, it had beel
temporarily taken from the locket.
soon accompanied the party into the house
and as the canvass was unrolled, behel
myself faithfully represented thereon.
must confess that then, all my jealousy
like Bob Acres courage, suddenly ooze'
out at the ends of my fingers.
Instead of feeling any i'll will toward
my fellow traveller, l complimented hiI
highly on his professional skill, and, a
his request, gave him good recommends
tion to the public in general, and as IN
friends in particular.
Just one week from that day Miss Ju
lia Gilmore became Mrs. George H., an
since that time We have had more thai
one hearty laugh at my jealousy indigna
ton towards all innocent portrait painter