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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
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JAMES m. EDNEv, =
GENERAL
Purchasing & Commission Merchant,

I'll tMuSlu~ w OVhiAAcShVh Al1AN
and deaer I'm
Pianos. Melodiaas. Pumps, Safes, Sewing
Machines, &c.
Publisher Of Cherokee Physician" Chronology Of
N. Co." Southern Bishops" y" Hickory Nut
Falls de-.
Sole Proprietor Of the AMERICAN PUMP" raising
water in all depths under roo feet, By hand.
Drawings and Prices sent free.
Il7 Chambers street, New York.
Commission for Buying and Forwarding "a per cent,
REFERENCES.
McPhee,ers Ghcsen, Odom 4 Clements, Va., Hon.
John Baxter Tenn Rev, w. q. Brownlow, Hon. I.
L. Jones. Newport, KY, Brown & McMillar, Wash
iucton. w. & ID. Richardson, Galveston, Texas, ID. II.
McAnalIy, d. d. ST. Louis, Rev G. @. Gillespie, New
Orleans, J. w. Sioy, Esq. Charleston, ;. q. Hon. VI
Al. Graham, Hon. j. w. Ellis, Hon. D. j. swain
Charles +. Deems, D. D. n. O., Myatts 4 Foler Ala
&c. &C.
June 9. 9i-3I
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A New and Improved
PENCIL SH4RpENEg

q y III 0UTU 7. n y 2 n
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Nes styls Dor Fastener, New style Knife sharpsner
U10se Qli!I Pen Mailer, neu Patent sditle foI ma.
Wing G1se Quill Pens. With Pea Knfs. Be-. combined.
pnes - snd 50 inlsd will silver and bamo engraved
o. Il 81. very Beauiiel sod Neat aiiieis that oc.
egpts tie srste u or ordinary pen knife.
Asy sarigIs other Nsw Patent sricles ~ Utility.
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can oder s worth d Samples u The LoHesi Whole.
sss piiefs. adifes
R.T. DEWEY & co.
l2l soul Third st.. Philadelphia. r..
Sept - iO~3m.
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Cheap View Goods.

II HAVE just received very Iires stock q all
kials Of Goods. which will seil 81 iiit prices.
READY.MADE CLOTHING.
TIE largest and be-, assortment I ever had.
take I'll kinds Il latter fpr ga9i.. viii iIke
1000 pouals u Pork th. Fall lnd Winter ior goods
81 lehis shlll keep up ms stock II goeis ihe year
round snd eel upon tie bes ard most accommodating
terms lan't enunefaie articles as keeps fgll 40.
sotmeni Of alnist eyefy Kind of goods sid IN this
market. IsI Piy hish prices for Dried Ffui, ard
o'asf pioduee JAMES VERB.
september 10. o.
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EEAsT POWDERS,
L Bulls Sarssparilla, best,
Schneidam Schnapps,
Colognes assorted, at
&c. TURRENTINE & SONS.
T.i.,6 o.

HAVE now in store, and shall keep constant J for
L sale low,
New Crop Sweet Molasses and Rice,
Rio and other Coffees, Sugars, best Vinegar
Nails, Blasting and Rifle Powder and Fuse,
Common, and English Dairy Cheese, &c, &c.
All kinds Of barter taken for Goods, VIZ; Rags, old
Castings Brass and Copper Feathers, Beeswsx, Corn,
Wheat, Meal, Bran, Flour, Pens and Beans Butter,
Eggs, Plank, Shingles and Hides, and almos, every
thing else.
Settlements in allcascs once year.
JAMES WEBB.
Februarys. 70.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Inducements offered to my patrons and the
public generally.

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public generally.
\ DESIRE 10 return my grateful acknowledge 10
my friends for their liberal patronage the past
son. and state further, that notwithstanding The large
quantity Of goods have sold ost Of the spring stock,
there yet full assormentof desirable goods hand,
especially Of The expensive aud fancy description Of
ticles that would depceiate IL value II carried over 70
another season. in consequence d the change IN FASH
ions therefore offer 10 sacrifice TO considerable ex.
tent the value Of the stock.
To the two leading departments Of nv stock Par,i.
cuar attention Is invited, is particularly desirable
that articles in this line " trade should b sold III be-
fore another season they will therefore ~ offered al
their original cost, viz Fancy Dress Goods. and made
up and unlrmmed Bonneis-
Without enumeniing further solicit call from
friends and strangers, as intend cell my fancy and
pre. goods very reduced prices for the balance Of
the season. in order BE- prepared TO oer a,iac.
Iiye assortment 10 my patrons the next season.
Mrs. G. n. OWEN.
July Is. o.
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,NHE WORLDS GREAT EXHIBIT
1 Tl0N PRIZE MEDAL,awardcd 10 z. Meyer,
for his two PIANOS, London, October 10, 1851.

C.MEYER respectfully informs bis friends and The
public generally that he has constantly on hand ~.
AMOS equal 10 those for which he received the Prize
Medal in London, in 1851.
All orders promptly attended 10, and great care la'
ken in the selection and packing the same.
He has received during the last fifteen years more
medals than any other maker, from the franklin In
stitute--also, First Premiums in Boston, New York
and Baltimore.
warerooms. No. re ARCH Street, below Eighth,
South side, PHILADELPHIA.
June 93--bm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-02-08
Paienl Potkel Coin Detecter.

Ter hsfsng III kinds II IoAd and Siisu foiBt.
Tie IN u ihis c8is little INSTRUMENT sthtse inches
lanR. quarter inch ihick. sa5 weighs one and hiir
ounces shieb make ! convenient ~ earring u The
pO.kst. and vii Be vat ~ ma prepaid, 10 any person
IN the United States i0f $ Il.
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Cash for Wheat.

HAVING returned to business, wish to buy all the
RA Good Clean Wheat that may be for sale. Cash
paid on delivery Of the wheat al the Railroad Depot
JAMES WEBB.
September 10. os-
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PICKLED PORK.

A CHOICE lot of Mess Pork, all sides, reeeiveland
- for sale.
&c. TURRENTlNE s son.
Sept ~. To-
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COOKING STOVE.

I'VE shsll receive IN isN days No. COOK
w ING STOVE. ~ Nable's maks. Coz sale ny,
J. L. TGRRENTiNE & son.
Nay 10. gi--
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ApiH 10
rNlyERsrTY MAGAZINE.

Nortl.carolina University Magazine Oiiet I
May, 1883. 5
Dear Sir Having been honorel BY our respective
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should YOU be pleased 70 send us your name, We
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Revival of Business.

HAVING concluded to remain in Hillsboroueh and
~ continue my business, my old customers will find
me one door east Of The brick House. my former
shop. My work shall be well and hshionably done,
and all my cutting jobs prepared so that the seamsress
shall find no difficulty in making.
All work executed at the shortest notice.
JAMES S. WATSON.
February s. II
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

THE LITTLE Sled As the days pass by. how
often is it that little things seem to remind US
of the loved and the lost A vacant chair s.
pair of little shoes; single stocking, or child $
plaything, have stories. all of them, and make
the heart grow soft with sorrow A mother.
whose little boy is dead, says: ''Out of doors
the children are being happy with their sleds,
and how they rejoice that winter is here In
the wood-shed hangs my boys sled though he
will not need it any more. thought, as looked
at It, how he was wishing for the snow: and
now it is come, he is gone Sacred is that
little sled now Every time she looks at it. the
mother thinks of her boy. 1t is the remainder r
of the little one that died, hanging up by
string, Just as he left it-something left behind
to keep his memory green
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

OUR CHILDKEN.-0u children are to fill
our places in society-in church and state,
and the manner in which they will lill them
depends upon the manner in which We edu
cate them. If we train them up in the
Sabbath-school, for God and his church.
they will amply repay us for all our care
but if they are trained up for the world
in the streets-in the gambling and tippling
saloon-iu Sabbath breaking profanity, IL
centiousness, and intemperance-in idle
uess-in sin, they will dishonor our names.
and repay ns by-and by With vengeance
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

ced, and informed that that body was organi-
zed and ready to proceed to business.
Mr.. PARKER offered a resolution that
the Rules of tie Senate Of the Session Of 1857 /,
be adopted for the government of the present
Senate.
Mr.. sCHELL wanted to know whether the
resolution would include the rule of the last
session prohibiting smoking in the Hall 2
lie wanted no caviling about that commenda-
ble reform He moved to strike out 1857 and
insert 1853.
The amendment was agreed to-yeas 10,
nays l., as follows:
YEAs-Messrs. Baldwin. Bcnson. Blood
Craig, Crawford, GreeS, Hall, lmbrie, irisl.
Iandon Meredith, Miller Palmer, Sche:,
Schindel, Smith, Thompson, Yariley and Fran
els. .Speaky-l9
NAYs-Messrs. Finney, Keller. ketcbaln,
Mcclure. Marseis. Nunemacher, Parker, Pen
ney, Rutherford Shaeffer, Turney and Welsh
ELECTION OF CLERK.
On motion OF Mr. PENNEY, the Senate pro-
ceeded to the election of Chief Clerk when
RUSSELL ERREr, Of Allegheny was elected
on the first vote, as follows
Messrs Benson, Connell, Finney, Francis
Gregg, Hall. Imbrie, Irish, Ketcham, Iandon
Mcclure. Meredith, Palmer. Parker, Penney.
Rutherford. Shaefier. Smith. Thompson ard
Yardley-20-voted for RUSSELL ERREr.
Messrs Bell, Craig, Crawford, Keller, Marse-
lis, Miller. Nunemacher, Schell, Sohindel, Tur-
ney and Weish-ll-vOte for WM. II. MILLER.
Mr. ERRET was sworn in, and assumed the
discharge of his duties.
Mr. WELSH submitted resolution, which
was adopted, that when the Senate adjourns, it
will adjOurn to meet again at eleven O'Clock
tomorrow morning and that that be the
standing hour of meeting, and one o'clock, P,
NJ. the hour of adjournment, till otherwise
ordered; except on Mondays, when the hour
of meeting shall be three o clock, and the hour
of adjournment five o'clock. 2. NJ.
On motion Of Mr.. GREGG, the Senate then
adjourned.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

Tobacco is the tomb OF love, writes a
modern novelist Of high standing; but.
with every respect for his authority, |
beg to say il was guite the contrary in my
| case.
Twenty.one years ago, was sitting by
my iireside, totting up innumerab!e pages
of my housekeeping book, taking exercise
in arithmetic Oh long columns of petty
cash"-comprising items for carrots and
Bath bricks, mental tacks and mutton
chops, until, tired and wearied, | arrived
at the sum total, and jerked the book on
the mantel-piece. Nearly at the same time
Iplaced my hand in the pocket of my Dress
! ing gown, drew ont leather case, and lit n
/ principe. Well, having lit the principe, |
placed my feet on the fender and sighed,
exhausted by my long job of domestic
accounts. was then in business twas
small wholesale business then, lis 4
| large one now-yet one mornings totting
of carrots and Bath bricks, of metal tacks
and mutton chops, would tire me ,hou-
sand times more than twenty-iOur hours of
honest ledger work. sighed, not from
! love. but from labor for, to tell you the
! truth had never been III love. Is this to
go on forever? thought !, as | took my
third Whit, and looked dreamily through
the thin smoke as IT assembled between
me and large print of the capture OF Glib
ralter, which hung over the chimney piece?
Am to spend my prime in tottins up pars-
nips, and computing carrots, and comptrOl-
ling washing bills? sighed again, and in
the act, off flew the button of my neck band
as though some superior power had season.
ably sent the accident to remind me OF my
lhelpiessness.
The button settled the business; though,
as i; slipped down inside nv shirt. and
passed with its mother.opearl coldness
over nv heart II for a moment threatened
~, cb;il nv, m mafr;mon;aj rasolnt;on ,,;t;-
"a ,a,, n,,,, ianaIr So .nd ,,;,,. ,,,a
my ~: ~: %. f nu I5' W
Anos snow As.h M T,hds " ~ ndt i1w ~ was 'ne
uhatier 10 pe aceolhPhsheo ,tost mel, III
my age wouid aiready nave ADJUSTED their
inclination to some object; so that having
made up their mind and counted the cost,
little more would have remained to be done
than to decide upon the day, and Law hold
upon the license. This. however. was not
the case with me had been too mucb oc.
cnn;ed too idle or too ipdolent to devote
IP;' ,I'a go, =. - IL -. - ..eorr, ~,
'no ',"4e' vi .1ne ''e eno' !" ~. IN an
a..ac"n'enn, ,.s ~ was ,iiiouSh ho oisinc,''i
ation or difficulty to be pleased; for had
any young lady OF moderately agreeable
powers taken the trouble, she might have
married NE long ere then. should even
have been grateful to her for taking the
trouble off nv hands. but was too BASH
ful tn adont the initiative.
| .n,o-1;n,Iv thonoht of an .1v.,,;ss,,a,,
,.t ,y;,L No nractical Jecion Of doing Lnsiness
bnt no I persuaded mvself for n ioke So /
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

PosraUNors PEAcrIcE.-Old Mr.. Scrudge
dies, and after his lamented decease will
is found in his strong box, bequeathing to
Emily Woodbine, the belle of the village.
beloved by Harry Honeysucl;ie, and loving
him in return. an annuity of thirty thou
sand yeaT during ner life, so long as she
shall remain single and unmarried; the
whole legacy, principal and interest =
the event OF marriage, to so the AS
of Idiots.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

A gentleman thought he'd like some
thing painted in the hall OF new house,
and chose the Israelites passing over the
Red Sea. lie engaged an Irishman for the
job, who went to work and painted the hall
red. Gentleman enters:
Nice colors, H., but where are the iara-
elites
oh, they've passed over
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

,onvinces me that an attempt will be made to
rescue the prisoners, and if that fails then TO
seize citizens of this State hostages and VIC
Tins in case of execution. The execution Will
take place next Friday aS certainly as that Nr-
ginia can and will enforce her laws. have
been obliged to call out one thousand men, who
are now under arms. and. if necessary. shall
call out the whole available force OF the state
10 carry into effect the sentence of our laws on
the md and 10th proximo. Places in Maryland,
Ohio and Pennsylvania have been occupied as
depots and rendezvous by these deSperadoeS,
unobsrructed by guards or otherwise, TO invade
this State. and we are kept in continual appTe-
heIsion of outrages from tire and rapine on our
borders. apprise you OF these facts III order
that yon may take steps 10 preserve peace he
nscen the States. protest that my purpose Is
peaceful. ami thai disclaim all threats when
ss,y with all the might Of meaning, that If an
other INVASION aSSiils this State or its citizens
nom any quarter. will pursue the invaders
wherever they may 20 into any territory, ana
punish them wherever arms can reach Them
4 shall send COPIES ol this to the Governors OF
MARYLAND Ohio and Pennsylvania.
With due respect and consideration,
Yours truly,
HENRY A. WISE.
riLrGgApHIc REILLY OF GOVERNOR PACKER To GOV.
ERSoR WISE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
Eutdirs ChdmJ-r, HfTiblng Dec. l, 1899
To Has Ercellency, the GOrernor Of |ugi.'d,
Richmond "a:
SIR: Your letter Of the 18th, having been
missent 10 Harris0nburg, Virginia, was not ie-
ceived until this morning. Ot all the despera-
does to whom you refer not man. SO far as l
can learn. was a citizen OF Pennsylvania; nor
was their rendezvous, (which you say was un'
obstructed by guards or otherwise in this
state, but in Maryland or Virginia In relation
to them, Pennsylvania has done her duty
Virginia has no right to anticipate that she Will
not do so in the future. The information You
have received in regard to Il conspiracy TO rescue
John Brown, will, undoubtedly. be found, in
the sequel, utterly and entirely without found
alton, SO far as Pennsylvania is concerned
Nor will We permit any portion of our territory,
along our borders, OF elsewhere, to be made
depot, Il rendezvous, or refuge, for lawless
desperadoes, from other States, who may seek
to make war upon our southern neighDors-
When that contingency shall happen, the con-
stitrtional and confederate duty OF Pennsylva-
mia shall be performed and, under all circum-
stances, she will take care To see that her honor
is fully vindicated. " NJ. Il. Pa,kf-h
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

Mr.. q. V. LAWRENCE, OF Washington.
Mr. SPEAKER: move that this House do now
adjourn Agreed 10. Adjourned.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1860-01-06

"Do you keep bar here, sir y il
traveller of gentlemanly bar-ro9
q few days since.
"No sir; the lar keeps me hi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1860-09-07

THE FALL

On Tuesday, the 1ltli inst, we will issue omr
RlcnMoSp FALL. ADVERTISING: SHEET, to contain
only VIRGINIA ADVERTISEMENTS with Il tran
script Of the current news; which will be
mailed to all the merchants in Virginia, North
Carolina and Tennessee. Besides the circula.
ton given to this sheet by mail, We will distri.
butte at the Richmond hotels, from 10th Sep
tember to Goth November. 100 or more copies
daily.
Merchants, Manufacturers, and others, wish
ing to avail themselves Of the use Of the col
unns Of this advertising sheet, will please make
early application in writing or in person TO Mr..
Baughman, at the Enquirer Office.
TYLER, WISE Il ALLEGRE.