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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-08-24
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II ILLSB0R0UGH RECORDER
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Politics, igfitultur, Miscellany Gfnfral NWs IL.
PUBLISHED BY DENNIS HEARTT.

Hishosough, y. q.
WITH he present volume the Recorder eonimene.
w Cd tie i1fiielh wear ~ - existence, the iii,i
number hs,ins i-sgei the lob 81 FesU1rF 1880
during all abieh lime W. have i1i,0Ici 20 make our
paper interesting snI uscigl snj hope hat Ia thesc
particulars hsse n0i lern altogether unsuccessful
II has been our eia 81 make tie Recorder g01d Pam
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Gsnsfal News. &c, with View % lie entertainment
aud improvement ~ the farmers and citizens Of The
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We ngss fgn ~ giving preference % such
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News department shall ske sreci4 pains 10 PRESENT
to oui feiJsfs Tie esi inieistnts and 10 enable o.
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PrlfnOns Cheap aud Complete Edition
gElIs Wl-ylkNihE Novels.
M SIN WALTER sf.of-r ~.

-LLG W Nv EN44 ASy&ASo
81 SIR WALTER SCOTT, Baar.
,s'Hls Edition Is reprinted from the original Edin
bufgh Edition, 10 fnriy.tght yoluI &c, and will b,
Published complete in iweniysiI large Octave Volumes
Price Is cents yolumr, VI Tho whole Twca,S Sii
Volumes ior Five Doi1n
Novel will he issued every Saturday until al a.,
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q One Dollar will pay for ihc fret four Volumes.
The Nayeriy Novels will comprise
iyinhoc, =. Romans Well,
Rob Roy, Red GsnnsIett,
Guy Msnnefins, The BeRoi he'd,
The Antiquafy, The Tsisman,
OH Mortality, Woodstock.
The Heart 81 Mid .I,oihian. The Highland Widow,
The Bride % lammciraoof. The Druyer.,
Waverly, Ny Aunt Margafst's Mirror
krnnlWailh, Tspesifed Ihamtef.
The Pirair The Lands JDrk,
The Black Dwarf. The fhir Maid Of Perth,
s Legend u slpntrose, Anne Of ttietsisin,
The Monastery, Count Robert Of Paris.
The Abbot, Cattle Dsngefons,
The Fortune. q Nigel, Tie soldiers Daughter.
pe,rnl u Tie Peak. Qniuiin DurNafl,
Glossary Tor The Novels.
And The whole u The above N IL Published complete
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eoyg
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plcied 10 20 sOumes. making upwards 81 5000 pages.
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regularly each aud every Saturday afterwards IN 70
gular succession, until the whole TWcniy.SS volumes
are issued.
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this undertaking very great; aud ii will be apps.
rent, from tie low price that The Publishers must rely
on an extensive subscription lisl aud sale fora femune
ration aud that 10 every instance remittance o tie
amount Of The subscription Tor the number Of volumes
ordered, must accompany The order.
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Select Female School.

TIE FALL SESSION of the Subscribers FAMILY
SCHOOL, taught hy his Two daughters, will com.
mence on the 2gh June, 1889.
For tens. De. address DR.. o. r. LONG, oak..
onnge county, y. c.
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A CARD.

nR, r.. +, HEssELLIEU viii practice Dentistry
~ 10 ths place during this spring and ihe coming
Summer. lie has taken on Office II The Orange Hu-
tel, aud Is prepared % treat al diseases d the tectb
guns and alseoli particular cate taken 10 filing teeth
when thea nef.es expo.sd and 10 extracting teeth
when aiyeolaf sbcess has formed.
That most important Of III operations. TIE treatment
II chi.dseHs teeth, when ugullr aai NArrRAL den.
tiiion should II produced he been diligently studied
am han be carefully cGer0iri.
Ladies wishing their teeth operated upon q, their
residences, viii be promptly attended 10 by informing
me Al ny office
Unes. IN stieaiancs upon families a. their rcslen.
ces, win Re 81 ms riicc al INV hour during the day
H.lisBofough. Apn lssh, 1853. s7-pj
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FOR SALE BY
FISHER e. FOARD,
GROCERS & C0MMISS
MlklGolEANleS9
MEWBERis, ". O,
QAAA LBS. N. C, Bacon.
COoo So bbls. N. y. Mess Pork,
10 Tons Peruvian Guano.
5 81" Phosphate Peruvian Guano,
s . California Guano,
100 Bbs. No. | Land Plaster,
100 !" /" Hydraulic Cement,
$50 Sacks g. A. salt.
800 Bbls Alexandra Lime,
1000 Flour Bags,
1000 Glaip Bags,
rs Bills. N. .. and Muscova Molasses,
20 Hall bbls. N. 0. Molasses---very prime,
IS Bills. Refined N. o. and w. i. Sugar,
Go Bags Java, Rio, Mar and Lag. Coffee,
IS Bills. Ocean Mess Shad
20 Ocean Mess Blue Fish,
40 i" N. G. Gross aud Roe Herring,
No. Salmon and Mackerei in bbs. bills bbls,
and bbls.
Sugar, Soda, and Battle Crackers, at Bakers prices
for cash.
May IS. 9e-2m
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Bible Depository,

MIR. JAMES WEBB has been appointed sFsbt Of
N1 the American Bible Society, and will keep on
hand good s.oFlmshtof BibleanJ Tsstamenis 10 bs
disposed o. % fhgss sho wsnt 81 The soestys usual
anv prices fpr sssh
Augufts 90
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jacksonville Female Seminary.
ALAMANCE co, Nc.

Dr.. z. Y. M,rsox, Proprietor.
Mrs q. kEsaEL, Teacher q Musk, French and
German Languages.
Miss q. ". saELtr, Teacher n Mathematics
Higher English Branches.
Miss y. y. NJ. Marsos ! .....
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BACON.
india Rubber Goods.

India Rubber Goods.
- UBBER DRESSING COMBS,
~ Ruhbes Pine Combs,
Rubber Pocket Combs,
Rubber Round Combs,
Rubber side Combs.
Rubber Puff Combs.
Rubber Hair Pine.
Also, Bonnet Combs, a new and ereellsn
article, AZ
J. G. TURkENTlNE & SONS.
Jelly IS. o.-
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NEW STOCK on DRY GOODS.

lfR New Stock o. Dry Goods u received, and com.
" pfses quite variety 81 Muslins. Jaconeis Chal.
liss, ne~ BOnneis and Ribbons, Cnpe sbsuIs. Man.
iiIa 5hasls 10 place Of the Oh style mantle, Hsu Of
different kinds de-, 81 offered AZ low prices b.
J. G. TuRRENTIAE 81 son.
April 10. Sc
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,T'HE nth session viii tsHi8sece % ihe second
Thursday ~ Jgy. lie sfit,a is salfr.s 81
der ihr supervision Of the fsfPnti,r, ~ Is
lefmihe. 10 give ioaBg assl.s 50 E.at I8RfA RI
ryeiy advantage ior obtaMiA. . sn t.tt 6fef
They sniny he comforts u aemr III hi- oaii tfs
Tile etpeffnec IL ihc Icactfrs engaged i sthtfeUf
guarantee for the ihui discharge 81 iheir re- III
dule-. the various depilmenis under then barge.
Tsrms per Session Of fivs IIoaias:
B1.m. SO 90
Elementary Enrli.h. q 90
fIi.hef Engll-h. 10 CD
Frchrii AMI German. each Do
Music On iht Piano and Mtlaicon, each Is 90
oil ard GfeciAn Puining. each 10 %
Drawing AMI Paiifpis IN water eoor- each 90
Wax fiaurls aud Leather aofk. eaeh co
Po.l Oli,cc, wal.on.,ilIe, Alsmanee Co, " G.
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UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE.


Norsh.Csfoiina University Msgsllns Office. !
Mss, 1879.
Dear Sir Having Losn honorsd u or (, .prs,ye
Societies. with The Etit1r.hp Of lhc n g Uaivtr.i,
Magazine. We feel il our duty ~ make The Msgaz se
worthy OF the Institution whose organ Il 10 Do
this. We are forced 70 ask tho cOuntenanee and pa
ironsss Of oihets. To whom can We look f5r support
with more p1priey than 10 our pesonsl friends and
the friends ofihe Enisertiiy
should you BE- pleased 10 send Is your name, We
trust you viii not have cause to regret IT,
The Magazine will be published about TIE ftsi of
each month Except January and Juiy IN The yl- n
Rus.eis, On good book paper; each number besides
LIraooEaFs Of some distinguished Cstoliaian, vii
contain 81 Pages o. more, making neat volume q !,
least go pages.
$40. $500 = w "
Il win e. our conasn, cFrt 10 publish periodical
ajspted " tie literary wan,s Of caiolnaas sincs ours
Is tic only pItry literary monthly published IN TIC
State.
10 sceonpi.l osf PURPOSE We are pleased to an.
nouhee lhai We have ihe promise u Contributions ifoH
The pens 81 Hon. WIN. II Baile Hon. Nj 4. Graham.
Hon J.hn II. Bryan. lion. d. 4. swain nv. Fnnch
L. Hawks, X y. Gfeesy, Esq, 4. y. Dick, Esq, PfD
John Kimberly, ~ our Europsin CORES oHtfni. srJ
other allie writer's IN this and other States. We. also
have 10 s1pset valuable al from lie eileen ma.
tutN ~ ee ihH iuNtfsilt atNilgs
- stimulus TO youthful emulation. a nDH,lef u
pages will be devoted 70 Vie PRODUCTIONS u u 81.
low students thus hope u elevate tie sanIlfi II
literature III or midst.
With eur his, tihc Angus, numhffl aill ltgiu
series u biographies d the " e. supfeme Count JGjs.
e.
The Edotsls, is.iJes record q College afif.
will cOntsn areOuntollhe doings VI ihe isay p1f
ton Of y. e., notices Of new books; amusing para.
graphs. &c.
1bc students. unwilling 70 zee iis organ 81 orr
State University inietpf - bOsc 81 other InsersirG
vii support with great Immunity boz can achieve
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se shill BE- srasiui fot patronage.
We have ihs hoB9f % be, dear sif yours resrtcilu
III.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT REnIlGED PRICES

inducements offered to my patrons and the
public generally.
Y DESIRE TO return my grateful Acknowledgements TO
my friends for their liberal patronage the past
son, and state further that notwithstanding The large
quantity Of goods have sold oat of the spring stock,
there vet full assortmento Of desirable goods hand
especially Of the expensive and fancy description Of
tires that would depeeaie in value if carried 10
another season. in consequence of the change in FASH
ions; therefore oler 10 sacrifice TO considerable
tent the value Of the stock
TO the two leading departments Of my stock pari.
cular attention Is invited, Il Il particularly desirable
that articles in this line Of trade should be sold uff be-
lore another season they will therefore he ossed
their original cost, VIZ: Fancy Dress Goods, and made
up aud untrimmed BonReis-
Without enumeratng further, | solicit call from
friends and strangers intend TO sell my fancy and
pretty goods very reduced prices for the balance Of
the season, in order 10 he prepared 70 offer a,iac-
tive assortment 70 my patrons the next SEASON.
Mrs. e. II. OWEN. .
July Ia. %
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
nguatisnsB W stEtr
ny DENNIS UEARTT

Tcrns.--Two Dollars year 10 paid IN ~ ,an,t;
Two Doats and filiy Cents. II not paid within three
n,onihsiof Three Doilars, IL delsyst untlaei ID a.
Piraiion Of the year
No paper Willie discontinued Unit isusans,ssr are
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JAMES VI. EDNEY,
GENERAL
Purchasing 4 Commission Merchant,
and deacr i'm
Pianos, MeiodiGns. Pumps, Safes, Seeing
Machines, &c.
Publisher Of Cherokee Physician Chronology Of
N. c. 1. Sonthern Bishops,' Hickory Nut
Falls &c.
Sole Proprietor Of tho AMERICAN PUMP" raising
water in all depths under 100 feet, BY hand.
Drawings and Prices sent free.
I47 Chambers street, New York.
Commission for Buyng and Forwarding, q per cent.
REFERENCES.
McPheelsrs Ghescin, Odom & Clements, Va, Hon.
John Baxter. Tenn. Rev, w. q. Bsownlow, Hon. T..
l.. Jones. MeWpoIt, Ky, Blown u McMiar, Wash
iuglon, w. & ID, Richlid.on Galveston. Texas, ID. u.
McAnally. d. u. 81 Louis Rev G. q. Gillespie, New
Orleans, J. W. sioy. Esq Charleston, 5. C., Hon W.
A. Graham. lion. j. W. Fills. Hon. d. l.. Swain,
Charles f. Deems, d. d. n. G.. Myatis q Toler, Ala.
sc. &c.
June 8. 9i--3L
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The British Reviews and Black
woods Magazine.

GreGl Inducements to Standardization
and Reductions.
q SCOTT & CO, Nes York. continue 10 publish
"a. tie following leading Brush Periodicals. .siz:
}. The London Qaartetly. (Conseryatiye.l
>. The Edinburgh Review, (whig)
. The North British Review, Free Church.
ii The Westminster Review, (LIberaI
n. Biackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Tory
These Periodicals. ably representihe three great Pa
zeal parties Of Great Bntain-Whig, Tory, sud IA.
Ii,-bui politics forms only one feature Of theif cha.
ieies AZ oigins of The most profound writer's on Sci.
zee Literature Morality. and Religion, they stand,
les esf haye STOOL allied 10 the World Of letters
.ng considered Indispensable 70 ,he scholar aud the
essls a.. ma, while t3tAe Intelligent reader q eve
eass they fgrBsh more correct and satisfactory re-
- Of The current literature u the day .thr0ugaouthe
III. than eil be possibly obtained from any other
. eutce.
EARLY COPIES. TIE teesip, Of Advance
leeis from the British Publishers gives additional
he Is these Reprints inasmueh o. they nov be
4ietl IL the hinls u the subscribers shout
f. o.i9fns II pbiftBns.
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WOOL! W00Lil WO0L!!!
lanes. KERsEy, LINsEY. or CASH II prefer.
% red, given for Wool al Alpha Woollen Mills, Or.
angc. SHIELDS, BENNETT & co. &
July 5. 9s-i
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FOR TIE LADIES.
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A ID kinds Of Ptoluee taken in sTehanse for Goods
- al it, market value. Remeini.rr our removal.
J. e. TURRENTINE & SON.
Febmaty ). 20
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-20
WAsHISexox. Jan. IL

SENATE.--Mr. Seward, of New York in.
troduced bill ammending the existing
acts on the slave trade. Its principal pro-
visions are to hire ten steamers to- be man
ned, armed. equipped. and considered as
vessels of the navy, to be employed to
cruise on any of the coasts of the Uhited
States. Cuba, Africa, and elsewhere where
the President may judge an attempt is be-
ing made to carry on the slave trade
That any State may pass laws prohibiting
the foreign or African slave trade within
its limits. That no ship shall sail for the
African coast without clearance from the
District Attorney, and the Secretary of the
Treasury shall designate the port of Africa
where American Consuls shall reside
and where only commerce shall be carried
on.
The act repeals all acts incompatible
with its provisions, and appropriates a
million of dollars for expenses, &c. Re-
ferred to the committe on judiciary.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-20
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

REPORTS FROM COMMITTEES.
by Hunter. from the Committee on Ways
and Means: Reporting back the Sinking
Fund bill (lO) and recommending its pas
sage. Concurrcd in.
On motion Of Dougherty. the bill was
considered engrosscd and read third time.
1t then passed by vote of 81 ayes, nays l..
Turpie's bill to repeal the game law caus-
ed considerable discussion.
The attempt to prevent its recommittal
and force final vote failed, and it was re-
fcrred to the Judiciary Committee with in
structions to prolong the time in which
prairie chickens may be.killed to February,
and to repeal the clause allowing a reward
to informers; also, to incorporate clause
permitting farmers to kill game on their
own premises at all times.
An indefinite number of bills and reso-
lutions were this day introduced into the
House.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-20
Pure Blood Ensures Health.

The astonishing cures wrought by DIR.
Roback's Scandinavian Remedies, are all
accomplished by the naturalization of acrid
particles in the blood His Blood Puri-
fer and Pills, composed of extracts from
rare Swedish plants. impart fresh vitali-
ty to the stream of life, destroying the prin-
ciple of disease in that fluid, and thus re-
storing the whole system to condition of
perfect and vigorous health Nervous com
plants, bilious disorders, fevers, fits, d.
arrhea, general debility. sexual disability.
Gmale weakness, sores, scrofula, eruptions.
rheumatism, all affections of the skin. lum-
bago, swellings ofthe. joints, tumors. gland
ular diseases, headache. sinking of the
stomach, etc. are invariably cured by a
course of Scandinavia Remedies. See Adj
vertisemcnt.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-20
The Election.

The election of State Officers by the
Legislature resulted in the election Of the
Democratic ticket throughout; State Prison
Directors, Canal Commissioner; State
Printer, State Agent, and State Librarian,
are all Democrats This result; though it
may surprise people abroad, is no cause of
establishment here. Circumstances have
been shaping themselves for several days
toward this result, and its accomplishment
only fulfls the fears of those who knew
how influences were working. SO far as
the result affects us, individually, we are
in 'ificrcnt to it. The Republican Party,
by large majority, endorsed us. in giving
Us the nomination for State Printer, and
we cared more for that than as.y pccuni
airy profit that could come out of an hon.
est management OF the Office Bat so far
as t he result affects the party, and the State,
we do care. 1t carries into the hands that
have been proved guilty of gross populations
the affairs of the State, anl it transfers to the
Democracy the control of the Legislature.
Henecforth the Republicans and Americans
can be held to no responsibility for the
conduct of this session They are in a
minority, and the burden of the blame,
whatever IT may be, must fall on those who
have the power in their hands, adsanop-
oils Joarnal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-20

John W. Forncy, writing from Wash
ington to his paper, the Press. says there
is to be no peace between the Atlministra
ton and Senator Douglas. Mr. Buchan-
an will not be reconclcd to the man who
dared to rebel against his policy. Taking
all the evidence which comes to us daily
we are more than ever satisfied that Doug
las is no longer to be permitted 20 occupy
prominent position in the Democratic
party. He may repeat his declaration of
fidelity, to the cause, but those who have
the present management of that organiza-
ton are resolved that hcncefortll he can do
no more than occupy a secondary position,
If indeed he be even recognized as Dem
ocrat at all. AS the little giant has at last
taken his seat. there are many anxiously
looking for him to ''de6nc his position. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-01-20
ET An Indianapolis corresnonJopt q

@ An Indianapolis correspondent OF
the Laportc Daily Union, writing under
date of Jan. IL, says:
1.-The Trustees of the Wabash and Eric
Canal have made their report and say they
will have to abandon the lower portion OF
the Canal unless the State does something
to assist them; the reason being that it does
not pay expenses. The report argues the
States liability DE, very ably, but it is all
of no use, they can't get anything from
the present Legislature. for they are all
committed against it by voting for and
passing through both bodies, resolutions
declaratory of that fact.