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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

A SUccEssFuL MERCHANr.-Tbes sue.
eissfal merchant is always the oneswho
KEEPS the best stock Of goods Of al
kinds. and % many Of them are sware o.
the fact, thsy kssp the Chemical Salerat-
sslpsnsfsetursd BY D. B. Deland &Co..
N. Y. For sale, BY most whOlssals and
retail dealers in the cocntry. For sale
by al wholesale Grocsrs in Chicago.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

ITEMS FROM ExcHANeEs.-We learn.
from the Lesvenworth Conservative, that
it is the leading paper in Kansas.
We see. BY the Savannah (Mo.
Plsindesler, that Whitaker keeps fools
cap and envelopes for sale.
According to the assertion Of the Lea
venworth Bulletin. for some months past,
cottonwood has fallen. We heard, long
ago. of Cottonwood Falls.
From the Topeka Tribune. we gather
that the name of the Mayor of that town
is Cummings.
We are sorry to learn. from the Lea
venworth Times. that the liberty of the
press is in danger.
The editor of the Lawrence Journal
recently drew green-backs for State scrip.
which proves that Treasurer Spriggs is
the right man in the right place.
A late number of the Council Grove
Press contained something about Jim
Lane.
From the St. Joseph Herald. we learn
chat . man named Wilkinson delivered
the Fourth Of Jolly oration at Platte Riv-
or Bridge.
From sundry vague hints thrown out
BY the st. Joseph News, We are inclined
to think that the editor was born in
Kentucky.
The editor Of the Topeka Record has
recently visited nine State Senators. eight
Of whom are making over 5000 . year.
and the other ought to be Judge.
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THE NoToRIous GEoRes ToD KILLED

THE NoToRIoUs GEoRGs Ton KILLED.
-Cs2tsin Blake. Co. l. 9Th Kansas
Cavalry, stationed at Hsrrisonville, one
day last week sent twenty-five men with
twenty wagons to this city for provisions
On their return. Gen. Ewing. consider.
ing the guard not strong enough. order.
ed Co. B. LIST NJ. s. NJ to accompany
them. The party proceeded without iu-
terruption till within mile and half or
two miles of the Little Blue. when the
officer in command learned that band
of6fty bushwhackers were lying in am
bush to attack the train. The cavalry
made the necessary preparations and
went ahead. When they came to the
hiding place Of the gusrrillss, the cavalry
charged upon them. killing the Capt.in.
who proved to be the notorious George
Tod, and thirteen Of bis men. The
remainder escaped. This occurred last
Monday afternoon. This is almost "a
good news Is that we get from the East.
So much for good General. and having
him on the spot to oversee matters.-
Kunsas City Journal.
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Fremont and Victory"

~ Vallsndigham has arrived ct the
Clifton House. Cansds. near Niagara
Falls. We'Il bet the proprietor Of that
house pays Val. something handsome for
staying there. Tho Coppsrbssds from
sll over the North viii Hock over to sss
hin, and the fortune Of The house i made.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

~ Tas Topeka Tribune Gays. ifsny
person raises his voice sgsinst . tsls-
graph to that plaes. let the owner ofthss
voice be shut up. hes the Mayor =.
tsblished Bsstile down there?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16
A CuR,ou. NrvspAprn-Amoue I

A CURIous NEwsPAPER.-Among tbs
most interesting and curious mementoea
OF the capture brought BY onr CORES
pondeut. ia . copy Of tbe victsbure
Daily CIize., printed upon one side Of
. pieee. Of worn and dinRy wsll paper
Among i,s contents is IN item confirm
ing the death Of Bigsdier General Mar
tip Green. Of Missouri. who was killed in
he trenches oi Saturday, 9Th.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16
MIR. Chase's Peace Propositions

NATs NussScS c0Cc kTOROSutiOmSs
The Herald's special dispatch in re-
gard to the peace propositions. says the
President has not expressed his opinions,
but his recent speech would seem to indi-
cate he is in favor of trying to make good
his promise of freeing the slaves before
consenting to . peace.
A number of leading Republicans say
. programme has been arranged to be
submitted to the President to- morrow.
under which they are willing that peace
snail be restored. 1t embraces the fol-
lowing points. said to have been sugges-
ted by Mr.. Chase:
FrRsr.-Tbst slavery shall cease IN
the whole United St,tes after 1876. the
minors at that time to remain slaves un-
til they are twenty. one years of age. and
slaves over forty years old to have The
option of their freedom or to remain With
their masters.
Provision is made for loyal slave own,
ers. The States receiving compensation
for their manumitted slsves, bat no COM
pensation will be allowed to rebel slave
owners. A Convention shall be called
to revise the Constitution of the United
States. with the view Of striking out the
provision recognizing slavery a. . basis
Of representation. and providing for The
emancipation of slaves in accordance with
the above programme.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

? ~ Riots in opposition to the draft,
occurred yesterday at Troy. New York.
and Boston. tho latter was soon dried
up. At Troy the mob destroyed the
Times Office. If it must come to this,
now is as good . time as any. The
rebels are defeated everywhere. and the
Government cen afford to teach Northern
traitors severe but salutary lesson.
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! learn at General Grast's beadouar.
ters that the death Of the wife Of General
Pembsrtos By the explosion of . shell, 10
confirmed. Since that event Psmherton
hss ossa unusually nosose. and Len dis
posed TO listes 20 a6v s1postuistiou of
the citiseos Of Vicksburg against decis-
i've rssistases.- HseksSx,y ,Cssrapos.
dsH1 CAiee9o 1h3sss. s'->s-s iis
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WHITE CLOUD. KANSAS:
thursday. :::: Jaly tS, 1885,
A Eaetl-

We want good, scout boy. Of - 70 IL years
Of age, to learn the printing business, immedi-
stely. A 10y we mean, not . esE; and We
want him to esme, not to tall sbout IT, Il viii
be no disadvantage to him, to know how to read
and write.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

7 r. Let it be borne in mind. that un-
der the new postal law, all transient news
papers mailed at any post-office. must
be prepaid with two one-cent stamps.
instead of one, as heretofore. Many pa
pers deposited in the Office. still have but
one stamp affixed. All such are retained
in the post. Office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

" ~ Capt. Jack Merrick. formerly Of
this County. is reported to have been re-
Gently shot and killed. BY . provost
guard. at Fort Scott. We have not
learned the canse. bat it is said that Mer-
rick Cred upon the guard first. Jack
was reported killed. on the road to Pixies
Peak. some four or Eve years ago. but it
proved hoax. We trust this recent 70.
port will turn out the Same wsy. r.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

I The Editor Of the st., Joseph
News is eternally critieising some ONE
Here are Eve lines of selected rhyme,
which We copy verbatim. ss they appss,
in the News. Wefesr the proof resder is
. broad: :.
The brave Pathfinder be.
Froc Speoeh-Froe S0l-Fres
Press-Free Men
co Fremont and Victory"
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~ We acknowledgs the receipt.
from. Mrs.. Clemensen. Of the present of .
qusntity q 6ns honey. for which We 70
turn thanks.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16
A Great Oppsrs.nity Lest

General Meade appears to have COM
mitted mistake in bis conduct of the
great battle Of Gettysburg. He fought
bis army we'll on Wednesday. Thursday.
and Friday. and it is the moro surpri-
sing therefore. that he should have spoil
ed everything BY . blunder st the end.
for which, we fear, be will not soon be
forgiven by part Of his fellow citizens.
We would not be so ungrscious - to
direct public atteotion to this misconduct
of the new commander of the Potomac
army, were il not that be appears to have
lost one of those golden opportunities
which may not recur soon Of carrying
into practice the theories Of our most
pesce-loving Democratic frieods.
It will be remembered that on Friday
evening. when our gallant army bad
thoroughly beaten the rebels. General
Lee sent Asg Of truce to ask for . sus-
pension Of hostilities for two days to bury
bis dead. DC. General Meade refused to
grant him even an hour. Was this
right? Was this polite? Wss this
generous towards . suffering Southern
brother Was not this the great. the
long looked for opportunity to offer the
celebrated olive branch to General Lee !
He had just been souudly fogsei bv our
brave boys; why did not General Meade
at once give him . weeks truce. on con.
dition that during this week the rebel
General would consider the subject ol
pesce. and would make up bis mind on
what terms he would return to the Union?
Why did not General Meade send for
Fernando Wood or one of the Seymours
to enter upon the attempt to conciliate
the defeated rebel chief? Or. why did
be not dispatch few runaway slaves BY
the Gag of truce. ss token of good will.
and to show the Shareholders that even
in the moment of victory be did not for
get his constitutional duties Who
knows what great results might have
been effected by such wise and "con-
servstive" course?
Instead of that, Meade absolutely re-
fused to let hostiliiies cease he returned
to Lee disaereeable message. to the ef-
feet that the Union army meant to recap
ture al the prisoners Lee had taken ;
and he Instantly made ready to pursue
with horse. foot and artillery.
The wesried rebel General was TINS
obliged. like "poor Joe" in the Bleak
House. to move on" without the op-
portunity for rest and consideration which
he naturally desired. We fear that
Meade is only sollier and no politician.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

~ There is nothing like danger. to
unite . people in sentiment. The late
Northern campaign of Lee. made the
Peunsylvsuiaps sll ouakers.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

~ The principal food of the rebels
in Port Hudson. is said to be corn meal.
They must be Q mealy mouthed set.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

Fifty CopPsrhssds LEFT New Haven IL
= boat. few nights sines. 70 avoid the
drait-cbssrias = they wsss. for JED.
Davis. @ o i'sl fasf'
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General Prentiss' OGciaI Dispatch to
Gen. Haileck.

"CucIol 1IcutlSS'S OmC10I DlSp3Ic0 10
Gen. Halleck.
WAsHTNaT"S. July 1.-THE follow
ing has Just been received at the head
quarters Of the army here:
HELENA. ARR, July S.
To Mgor- General Rallsck::
We encountered tbe enemy $4,000
strong. under Generals Holmes. Price,
Msrmaduke and Others. on the morning
Of the 4th Of July. and whipped them
handsomely.
We have captured 1000 prisoners.
1900 stand of arms and colora. Our
total loss win not exceed $50. The en-
emy's loss 10 very severe. not less than
$500 in killed. wounded and prisoners.
B. NJ. PRExr,ss, Maj. Gen.
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Ma. CRrrrssDss IN RsasL HANDS.
A eenslemss enRsged 10 recruiting .
Union coupiny IN Frankfort reached
Madison on Wednesday. He reports
that three hundred rsbsls entered Frank.
sort % Tnadsy. and dssised tbs rsraou
at Hon. John j. Crists.dsn. We bsvs
not beard wtss diapositioa they hssa
made OF hin.-ASiass1olis Ss.itsH
1lM. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

~ See MGor Easton's Advertise
ment, asking for proposals to furnish
corn for Government use.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

CREpir TO WHOM CREDIT Is DUE
The course Of Gen Hslleck in taking to
himself the credit Of the victories in The
West and East in bis speech at the sere-
nsde last night. is the subject Of much
comment here. So 10 the omission of
the speakers. official and unofficial. to
say ANYTHING in praise of the navy. which
has done 90 much toward opening the
Mississippi.
No allusion was made. direct or indi.
rect. to the fact that last summer Vicks-
burg would have been taken. its batteries
having been silenced BY the gnnbosta,
had the small land force which Admiral
Fsrragut v.inly begged from Generals
Halleck and Curtis. been farniabed.-
Warrington Correspondence ~ p Tr5-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-07-16

We propose to ask General Hooker
- To whom do you attribute the failure Of
the campaign on the Rappahsnnock. to-
gether with the presence Of the rebel army
in Pennsylvania - In General Hook
er's absence We do not hesitate to answer
for him that it is to be attributed to the
appointment Of brsggsrt and drunk
ard to position the most important in
the nation.-Bvfalo Courier.
The editor Of the Courier ia too much
Of gentleman not to know that such
fling at fallen man is not only coward
". but meanly scurrilous. As he is fond
of quoting Gen. Mcclellan. will be have
the goodness to qnote his opinion Of Gen.
Hooker. 10 which he speaks of him -
" that most excellent officer. who was
eminently conspicuous for bis gallsntry
and ability o. leader in several hard
fought battles in Virginia" Which ia
right-Gen. McC Clellsn. who knew Hook
er intimately and shared with him the
danger and glory Of the Virginia cam
psiRn. or the editor Of the Courier, who
"pliea his vocation" Of defsming brave
men ?-AEoay Eses;sg Journal.
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RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.
e. chDDfEs bea Imperial GREEN TIA, b..
~ zach
TOILET SOAP. RUSSIA gRfsrIps
TOOTH BRUSHES, MATCHES.
Bsf English BLHE PILL, 10 /, g,l&Ib,, an.
CLORDFORM,
CHEWING TOBACCO, III yades.
Aiih DRUG STORE.
'umA ~
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and drove their hosts over the kappanan-
neck.
On. the Sd of May three Of Lincoln's
boats we're set on fire in their attempt TO
run the yicksburg batteries. and burned to
the waters edge.
On the 9th Of May Gen. Lee announced
the retreat Of Hooker from his fortified po-
sition on the soath side Of the Rappahan-
mock. Ii appears that he fled for his lite.
during storm in the night Of the 4th- inst,
and crossed the river aud took shelter be.
hind his batteries on its Northern banks.
Thus terminated the most decisive victory
of the war.
We do not presume that "those elgh.
teen upon whom the tower in Sloan fell
and slew them. were sinners above all men
that dwelt in jerusalem" but we believe
that retributiye Providence is often seen
among men in the present life; that "pride
goeth before distinctions" that God often
takes those who think themselves " wise in
their own crafiiness 1.-the counsel
of the fruward is carried head long." and
that he "who diggeth pit for the right
eous shall fall therein himself"
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SOLDIERS FRIEND.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORAsor CouStf.
Cauti If Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
Mas Term, lsG3.

costi of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
Mas Term, lsG5.
ET' i ordered by the CoyH iEal three Commission
AtJs he appointed ID e8fl Taaa.e District in Or.
snsr county. wln.e kufy Il shall III ID appoIut one
~ more COMMITTEE mrn ID earb Captain District
within their respective districts, nd 10 direct sad
Committee men WHO arc The pforsf PERSONS 10 receive
I'D nom iAa Soldiers Fund, wiienston The iol!sg.
inE COMMITTEE men were appointed. u viii.
~ lilIlsiofougt District Ithn w. Norwood.
Nelson y Hall and Thomay Wilson
For ~ Nsy's Diariet-Squie D. Umsied. IIarfi.
son Parker and John Mccown
For ~. MARKS DiAlIici--Chsfes q. Mareem. "a.
eharia J. Lyonsnd William NJ. Patterson.
Pof st Th0pss's Disifici--JOhn ", Carr. Jehisl
Atwatef and William !. Hogan.
For Cassell Dsifict--H. NJ. &. sirowd Matthew
Atwalef aud Alfred snipes.
fot Orange Distriet-Cslsin Z. smith, Freeman
Walker and Thomas n. Hughes.
Witness, George Laws, Clerk n said Couu, al
Office, he fourth Monday 81 May, 1893.
GEO. LAWS, Clerk.
April 0. s7-Sw
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/ FIND NO LIGH I

and no light,
Thoush long I've search'd within my heart 10 se'
One flial act, one proof Of love TO Thee.
We, all Is dark, or but a Pickering ray,
which, self-deceiving, leads my fee, asitay;
Tvs souUh, 10 keep the law, but thoughts Of SIN
Are ever presen,s and look within,
And End no light.
see no light;
Though have pray'd, | still have vainY sought
To gain victory DER the sin ! fought;
Upon sea Of doubts I'm ,empesi.tossd,
Des,airing to be saved, yet fearing 70 BE lost
Rebellious passions and stubborn will
hate, and yet indulge them still
III seek no light
Por deserve none-I have sought TO and
In nv own darkness guidance for the blind;
Bat now I'll seek no longer peace within
I come to thee, blest, Saviour flId with SIN
Though Fam vile. pray that thou vii. dress
Nv soul in thy fine robe Of righteousness;
And be my light.
Be thou my light;
Though sin and darkness only reign IN me-
Ys, TO Inv cross cling, and my salvation ses'
Completed there, oh help me 70 receive
Thy gracious fullness, faith in thee to live;
Save me from sin.-snd, in life's darkest bout
Prom deaths cold waters. may my spirit soar
With Christ, my light.
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c 4 X u.

c KD.
IN tie a5senes ofs regular Toner. I will se,pd 10
The Tuning ofPIAAUs in iilllshofoual. r,.stse
Ten Dollars, unltss;he Piano h4s aui lasf, tunea
within twelve months, when eh.tgcs vii il npae
according 10 lie condition.. All sitings and fepss
HENRI BAsRLER.
lahaaty ~. is-lzm
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THE LORDS DAY ADVOCATED FROM
THE BENCH.

The incorruptible chief justice OF Eng
land. at the time OF Cromwell and the Com
monwealth, could net be seduced 10 desc
crate the Sabbath By the example OF crown
"a heads. or by the influence OF learned
d;yines. Neither Puritan nor Cavalier,
he was an honest Christian man, and an
uprirht iurist. In his instruction to his
children. Sir Mathew Hale says:
u" | have BY long and sound experience.
fsuud that the due observance oil the Lords
day. and the duties ofsit, has been oi SIN
ruIar comfort and advantage TO me; and |
doubt not il will prove soto you. G'd Al
mighty is the Lord of our time, and lends
il 10 US; and as il is but just We should
ceusecra,e this part OF that time TO him. 80
have found, hy a strict and dlllsent OBJ
seryation, that due attention 70 the duty
Al this day hath ever joined 10 i blessing
rpon the resi- Of nv time; and Inc work
,hat hath so begun, hath been blessed and
prespered 10 me; and on the other ade,
waen have been negligent Of the duties Of
this day, the rest OF the week hath been
unsuccessful and unhappy to ny own secu-
Lac employments; 50 that | could early
make an estimate Of nv success 10 my
secular engagements the week following,
bv the manner Of my passing OF this day
ard this | do not write lightly or lncon.
siderately. but upon long observation and
experience"
Il was on such an experience that III
Mathew based his quaint but expressive
s.anzs, which should be copmitted Z
Eemory by every reader. and which run
a fellows:
"A Sabbath well sPeat
Brings week Of eonteui,
And health for the tolls Of the morrow;
But Sabbath pfofaned,
Whatsoever may be gained
Il Sare folerunRer 81 sorrow.
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TIKI. PEOPLES FACTORY.

THE. PEOPLES FACTORY.
WE are now in operation for The benefit Of the
" people, and are manufacturing the
Flying Shuttle and Old Fashioned Looms,
Spinning Wheels, Bedsteads, &c.
In a few days we expect to be manufacturing shoe
Lasts and Pegs.
Our Foundry is also in operation. and we arc rea-
MENTS OF the country.
We shall soon be prepared to supply PLOWS
Of various kinds and IN any quantity. CASTINGS
81 all kinds will pc furnished as far as possible.
The highest price. will be paid for Old Cast
ings, which must be hrough, TO US 10 enable US TO
keep up the supply Of new castings.
Soldiers wises furnished with necessary articles
al reduced prices
SIMPSON & HOOKER.
Hls5orough, June 3D.. f-E
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ON SALE TO-DAY.

ON SALE TO-DAY.
DEEPER. SPICE and GINGER,
4 BUTTONS, assorted. COMBS assorted,
HAIR BRUSHES.
TRUNK and PAD LOCKS,
BoUGsES aud ARTIFIClAIS.
Black HOSE, WHITE Kid BooTEEs,
Linen H,ndkercheis. Jaeonet Muslin.
English SOAP. PAPER and ENyELOPs,
INDIGO and FIG nLCE,
Extract LOCKWOOD.
COFFEE, SUGAR and TEA, assorted,
For cash. and cash only.
IL. n. BROWN & 20.
Iune 10. "a Z
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From The Christian Observer
STRIKING CONDOLENCES.

Thursday. the sOth q April, observed as
4 day Of Fasting and Prayer thrsughoutihs
states sustaining the Lincoln and Seward
government for the suppression Of what
hey call +" the Rebellion
On the same day the rebel Gen. Forrest
net the FederaIs at Moulton. Ala, and
osted and pursued them,
On the next day May lst,) the Yankee
rorces auailed the Rebels" At Grand
SaIf, aud after days hard fighting, we're
f.palssd and driven from the field.
On the same day, Col. Edgar's bat,slion
net the Federal cavalry, one thousand
strong. at Lewisburg, Va, and defeated
hem.
On the Sd Of Nav, Gen. Forrest, after
I've days hard marching and fighting, cap.
.ared SIXTEEN hundred Of the enemy and
took theis hsrses and arms.
Ga the I'd and ID Of May the Army Of
Northern Virginia achieved "a great vie.
rory" over the enemy, took large number
81 prisoners and more than fifty cannon,
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One Hundred Dollars Reward !

IN Wednesday night last, the Eth instant, NV
" stable was bIoken open and my horse stolen. j,
is Bay Horse, about years old this ,pring about
live fee, four or five inches high. heavy name and
tail Au old wagon saddle, covered with a white
sheep.kin, was missing al The lime. and supos-
ed 10 have been stolen by the same person also
pair ofbridle reins that had been used as s,irrup lea
theirs. with holes punched lhrough Them.
Any information concerning the horse OF the ihisf
will be Literally rewarded by the subscriber, living
seven miles north Of HilisboIough. and one hundred
dollars will be given Tor the recovery 81 the horse
FREDERICK HORNER.
palrorry IS. So
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Drug Store-Change Of Business.
TINE undersigned having purchased The Drug
Store OF Webb & Dickson, with continue the
DRUG BUSINESS al the old stand. We will try
to keep full supply Of DRUGS, and As we have 10
pay Cash Tor all we putchese, We shall expect all
customers to pay Cash Ter what they buy from US,
aud by that means we will he able keep what you
want. Credit has played out.
JAMES Y. Whitfield 4 CO.
May 18th. gis-
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THE HILLSBoRoUGH RECORDER,
u rrBLlsHrp WISELY
NV nNrANIa EHEARIT

Terms. Three Dollars a ytu. Il paid 10 d
vance, Three Dollsis and Fifty Gents, IL not psld
within ihrro mnnils; o. -Four Dollars, II delayed "
III Tie expiration 81 the yrsF.
No paper will be discontinued until ~ ancstafss
are paid, unless NJ the option u the publisher
No paper will he.eni - new subscribers oui q ~
State unless payment VI made in advance. o. ssns
person " The State shall become responsible.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
Advertisements not er@cdng fourteen lines, sna
dollar ior The ui, and fliy cents for each suhsepoen
insertion; longer ones 10 proportion. Court advefus
mcnts twenty-five per cent higher. a deduction
onedhird will be made 10 advertisers ~ the year