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; How Pooa MEs PAY TAXES Sometimes
we hear men say "well, IL taxes are high
they cant't tax me much haven't any prop
erty" Can't they tax you muchg weif,> lot
ma eaa ~ 80 : = - t6ass-sssr - -
d Ba' In, the. .hrst.piace,s You haze property
4 foa are tko owner OF poor Sody, which You
are trying to feed and warm, and keep 4 sou,
in, Perhaps yoa have wiz a,I' mora than
pikely, family of childr -. :. They all have to
be fSd,'aSd clothed, ana warmed. You ;m.v
noto houses. rostoclss. s;rl -bonds; .ba, Won
have. property, nsverthcisss,s and # a ind
which fs' taxed ten times dvcr, moro ian anv.
other description. iThe TAX may not bcaa al,
rect one, batisa heavy sgs. aaa ono, which
Isyeu VIII find ft bards sto bear. You rnay,bo
paying FoSven without knowing that Il Il n
tax, dttrfSuting 1t All tiic Nhile4o somettsny
else; but that dacsu% ehaass abytbihes III Is
a AK aH The same; -nnd yoi iare Obliged TO
Pay II. ss7fy you ask, theu, ko,V you are taxed
We ansNer:.ion er orytHing you.eat, drink and
Vesri Amos. every breath that You drawt
YoO are taSea1in so many why's that we. oats-
not ebunerate them. %sa-s F.r-'. -
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= THB battle of Salowa,. has already
4adVanced hdstria a,hondred wears. IN
herr .gosesRtnentai reforms, ffam her
5thoroagh eoing reengnitio q, that ID own
10 that tight she was hii6dfs.le years
,behibdpthe,sfSussisp progressive sairit
of tbs.sage..s Accotdiagly.s tie success
sise forward steps Of Austria, 10 her
satisfactory concessions 10 Hungary. In
her CONCESSIONS of religious liberty aud
ili5erty Of ssdnealion ,apa eqnal civil
.rightsto all classes and nationali,ies of
her people. have, been among the most
remN kable of Earopean events since
her Instructive defeat at Koniggraz.-
Won Beust was prompt to recognize
the gfest'snd momenaoas fact that the
strength of,Prussia was not ia her nee
dle gun, butts her intelIsciual and po-
Ihieai progress from the. effete fenslal
sys;em Of the, last centary. Our hast
report from Vienns is that ..tnes bill
guaranteeing the right Of ,lrsalShy jnry
had passed the lower house of Rsichs-
rath. Thus, step by step. Austria is
repairing the damages Of her late war
ia the most effective manner. The old
Austria, for % many generations the
Gere football Of France, has almost dis
appeared, and Q new Anslria, compact
and strong, is taking her place,
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THs merchants Of New York have rebered
against the lawyers, aud are about organizing
n court of arbitration 10 decide commercial
dispates. This will, after all, be mere
change Of sceao without change In the play.
The lawyers will bc called upon 10 plead In
arbitration the same as they have done in
z6|Hxk. 2&ara Il no pse In irving 10 eseapo
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,dowblas Of the South. they caunot have
the fruitiop ofstbsft power they. seek.
srbey Ndeelate allSibese assumptions are
yoia,snd witi be.ayoidsd ehy thein, II
is their interest TO execute the profess
sions they have made Iin advance, They
declare; that the CONSTRUCTORS of South
Carolina, and The, Cpnstitulisns of sii
lhe reconstruosed Southern States. ibe
fraudulent votes, the system Of voting.
ssnd ihe, military rule prevailing heye.
were great us,lsPatiynss, and arc 10 Be
,erased. = - ., s''<a ~
=, We know they canno, bave majtif
lity of the. Seoate with them AT present,
but when in possession of flle thfee co
ordinate, branches Of the Goyefnnfede-
are we 10 be ioid they viii not aysii
themselves OF this power WHEN il IS to
their interest, aiid absolutely necessary
40 be true to fke south. Tbev cannot
have the fruitiou or this, ipuwerrmulees
ahey remain faithful TO the interest and
welfare of the Soutli! . q iy,ssss5s a; yJsrS
4 sas then il is the'duiy, 6f tlret ci,i-
zsns ofyClailestou, itisithe oia,y ,fstbe
State Of South Carolina, 10 avail tIrin,
selves c'fi this opportunity toNnile them.
selves beatily and cordially 10 synpa
NV with the Dsmocratic party vi the
Uuited States. "a ts,sss., 2. g..as r 2.
We ornit'rhat partof the,resolWious
md speech relating to lhecalfef'a coas,
,yeulion in CoIuynbia. AZ the stima 6HS
passed. we Poiiesd these las! week.: =
Epnoas EnterPrise,rg,s ssA,ala., =
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g. In New York State there Is no love for any,
aihine ahAt looks like -mISCegeuation. Tho
T" eternal negro is now kicked and abused on
ah'sidos, and what Is allowed Ly tho recon
struction Constitution of Carolina Is decided
tobe Illegal by the Supreme Court a, Buffalo.
A. coIoFed girl il, seems, entered one of the
white schools in that city, and was permitted
by the teacher to remain. Complaint was
made Y the supsrintepdent, who decided that
ths girl must leave The school. This brought
the matter befer, the ,supreme Court, which
ruled against The right Of, eoldred children to
attend any school except those designed for
hem esclasiyely. :. -. ~.
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A BIagJoB.--The people of Mobile
are all-aeog just new over a proisct SO.
sinpendous rs 20 seem almast.a "A vision.
,sry folly. This issnotesss mn, undertake
ing thar tosdig a new bed for the Mis-
si.sippi.tlf~oagh Bayod .Mapcl,ac. .rso ,as
10 repder Mobile instead Of Neiat Or
leans tkeanainsf sfofent the .outie.sof rife.
Fstbertof Matters, Its, ,nrgea-in bes \
hsHAo The iscl,ene that u, viii svif.udIs
40 wayysih The leyee, system and so
relieve he pressure ef thsrgreat iiser
tliat The. fears 6f a cfesasse need no
longer eyisss4 The ycePi,si, 20 Farry ,oat
Vie aplao is expected 10, ,te, furnished
nianlg.bys a.,L9ais. or couEse. the.
New Orleans papers ARE siolrnty op
posed to the enterprisss1s The proposed
river -ro6'es aheyiSsav. sfisSssS,lnsivrly
wjthin~tgise 8boaui@jes off Louisiana.
sn9lhe fpeofS,e of that tsSialssswii!lney
er eorseatA that, auy ,sueh:s dRpeerons
ekperiHa MT isliaB u be- tiiedg With -,her
.,errifory Bnd her streams. -" Besides,"
itis urged, III it we,e praciicahle to
'liSer,t las, Mississippi ihropgh the long
and dstortt,ouo bsyous, ard. shallow lakes,
which eonsriisle g. the proposed /, new
9bed, ,sircould only he accomplished, .by
lheA sacrifice Of all The low lands in
i,Boaisisna below Balon Rouge, includ
ing "A larger body OF ksalDalae hnd
than scsn ", feupd in tie whole State
-oE- Alshatpa," Nothing dpunted by
these, vigorous protests Of thtir New
sQillsels !neighborsr The Mobiliaps are
actively moving in the mater. aud
I seem, 10 be lhoronghtytin eatnest.t Al. .
|. So, -" "a Charleston Nctcs. -
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Hon. J,nN A. GiLaEs, of North Ca
.roiina, died at,his.residemce AZ Greens
bore. in that State, on May ,24lI lie
was bo,n in 1908, Was educated for Jhe
law, and admitted to the bar IN 1892.
He was a member of the Sth,e' Senate.
of. North Carolina from 1916 10 1856,
and was elected a Representative 10
the Thitly,ffth, Copgtess, sewing as a
memher OF The Comlniitee Of EIeyiiuns
In 1850. he was Tho Wig candidate
for Governor of his Stale, tut was. de-
feated, lie vas re elected to. the Thir.
,v SIKH Congress, and made Chaiffian
pfthe Committee Of Eiecians. Ddfiag
the rebellion he was member of III 9
Copfedeiate States Congress, and since
ibe war has been busy in-the politics of
his State. -el |
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"a Tas persecution Of the Jews in Roumania,
which has bc"n going on for several months
belongs among the most disgrneefuI exhibi-
tons Ss religious'intolerance IN modern times.
owiuE TO tbe earnest fcmonstrances Of most
Of The sreat powers OF Europe, the Govern
mont of ROumnnia now processes to have put
q yssap TO y. sUnfortunatcly, there is great
reason for dcpbtins The sincerity of the pre-
fessiops Of tie Roumaniah Government, and
for fearing repetition Of the outrages, which =,
with the conoivsnee Of the Government, 5ave
been sommitted sslinst the Jews.
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- Doc Days WIseoM.--Thoss who
are afraid of mad dogs, anay modify
their terror by learning that YSasu,, n
well known ssserinary surgeon, who
has beea- bitten eight or ten Iimes by.
rabid animals, says that chry stalls. of
nitrate of silver, rubbed into The wound. !
wilI.Posi,ively prevept hydsophobia 10
the bitten person ors-anin,al. = &
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Tue Meiho0ist Life In>wance Com
psny in New Y,,rkis nearly re,rdy to go
iuto operation. Wesltliy capitalists be
longing to the Methodist denomipuio
have subscribed the necessary capital,
lris-rroposed 10 siHSnren all the presi.
ding ehlers and ministers ut half price,
and 20 give ehem commissions ou all the
police iises obtain among theR eangreS
CATIONS ''1hs enterprise is modelled az
trr the S'artusurance Company Of Lon
don, founded and supported by the
English Wesleyaps. The church has
insured isssnse,ubers NIL along in the life
which is 90 ccrhe !; this prssen: move
,of ins0ring IN he life which ruow is, is
only anoshers step in the seeuiarizaiion
of this .poihicat church. y za5,,syt !, u,
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f---1l5a,F;7S T,,1B - - -,
! sTnE INNIoRAJIoSs .MovsMe MS IL
sTuEsU sUr Gor.SIgY;7-The KeoSee Trick
ensl CeaisE eepiSi%s shs, following pa. |.
pr. Fatqr P.oiss;,osr s ,s !, Or .L3pcSsses iL ,; IL
Fqsmae. UpiSeysi,S, I g reenyiile.s. 8, y
vas in our place last Week. mskihg IN IN.
qpiry,, As, 10 our In, ans ef acccmmodaI.
ing, Mith temporary 'resideaces. a colo>
ny, OF epigrhi1ss from near Heidelberg.
Gsginapy, Wlio have expressed, in com
intimidation 10 him, their desire 10 To-
Gale in,'tljs qNarter.a We are glad 10
learn that The Doctor wai most sq,eea.
blS Impressed With the charae,er OF eur
soh anf siitn4ire.s siasS also the 1tenIpet
and di>pnsitioa nfs oar. psepic.,a2o u p
Chfi,tophef5onesS ESQ ~ good nsu,
a worthy ciIizea of gtilis coantv. has
expressed Willingness TO devote several
huud red acres- of land 10 German or
other industrious fofeigp ernigrants, on
the condition OF s,eir permanently .oe.
cupying and improving them. Colo,
Hampton. OF Coluinbis, IL brother Of
tue General.) and large land oaner,
! in H,iS county, has, we learn, expressed
"a like Willingness, and other Of our
spirited and wide awake citizens. will
doobtless tqilew1ihe good example that
has heen-sel. them. ry-..r>%s.-....... 4 -
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! -AacoPy of .Elio,'s Indian Bible, .
,Eosk which no living man can resd
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The Methodist Church North. !.

We said ashort time since, that the
Methodis. Church, Morris, gwasesii,siel
else, than political Radical orgauiz.,,
'tion. AT the General Conference. of
'this church, lately sitting whilst the.
inpeaehmept Of the Presidene, 4asi
pending in the Senate, 3ihe conferehce
.passed the following Resolution, the
piain.parport ofpwhichis, an oppressed
6siisf in tie foul charges of corruption,
Rnf bribery. The, Radicals had alleged
against the, SenatoJs WHO bad exptr5s-
ed thoir dc erminaiion TO vote a4ainst
the .impsaabment. L is an, ;al,euipt to.
circulate and give eredenee to The lies
against lLem and TO bring them rinta
pdiun. Religion is thus made ,agxilia%
.rg, to fjsslpod and maIigpi,y.
! ,gS,W hereas, ,ihere is nov pending in
the, Sepate Of, the United States, tie
most inpotIapt question which has ever
engaged It's alleption; aud whereas,
the Evidence aud pleading in This ease
have been fully spread byf,re the peo
pie. SO that all may form an eniishten>
SNlA,PLhiob y ts'id WHSlc cd-, "t ave UePp-
Is Impressed that upon lis righJul de !
cision viii largely depend tlies safety
and prosperity of our na;ion, as wcif IA
Hte religious f,tiviieges of our a1inis;
terS and h,eni6erS in many parts ofths
Soun;; and whereas, painful ru,n6urs
ara in circulation, That partly by an
worthy jealousies, AMI purity By cor
rupt Influences, pecaniary and other.
wise, aeost activety employed, ,Feff,tsare
'being mad e to Influence Senators i'm
properly, anelSo preventahem from per.
forming iheis high duty; Therefore,
=; Rcsoteed. Fhatr~e hereby Hppoist
an ltour OF PRAYER froin p nine. o. ,eD,
o'elBck "A. FkIssio morrow, 60 invoke
humbiy and earnestly the mercy of fGod
upon our nalion, and beSeech. Him TO
'ssve our Senators from error. and 10. so
influence them that ,heir, sleci,i"n shall
be in tfuihsand righteoh snass, and shall
sincreaAe.thes SecuIitv and. tpro.periiy Of
sotF b. oved iGnio,2 fsis Azsg -
s"sa',s'.' s,5'ss Charleston Asteary,s
~. : 80. 4
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12

Between Eve end six hundrednew build
iuvs we're erected in Providence, Rhode
Island, during 1867, and the whole amount
expended in building and in the improve.
ment Of real estate was not far from the i'm
nense sum Of six millions Of dollars.
Two Of the largest cotton manufacturers
in France have closed their mills. 10 which
5000 persons we're employed. because they
cannot compete with Ebgiand. Govern.
ment is to be asked 10 impose duty on
cotton goods for the protectionot manuiac-
turers.
Copenhagen, Feb. 2.-King Christian
has signed the treaty with the United States
for the sale Of the West India Islands. a
special courier has lett for Washington
with the document.
- A man 10 Philadelphia has obtained yer
dict for s2,il6, for damages sustained ~
being thrown violently to the ground while
stepping from n horse car. by the sudden
starting oi the car.
Some of- the factories Of Ansonia, CT. are
starting up on the ten hour system, instead
Of eight. he law to The contrary notwith.
standing.
The Chicago Tribune Of Thursday sstl-
mates the total loss BY the recent are IN
that city Al 81, ,0s4 500, on which there Is
an insurance Of 81 .556,S47.
In Texas, week before last. two families,
between whom feud had existed for long
period. met BY appointment 10 settle their
grievances By wager Of battle. Three men
were slain outright, and several other per-
sons severely ~sandsd.
The San francisco g. Bulletin" says thai
thu application Of science TO mining is large
~ augmenting The gold produce in caliior-
MA and Nevada. .$ E
Mr.. John Henry. Of Charlotte, Va. th'
last survivor, save one. Of the children cl
Patrick Henry. and The owner Of the old
family sea, and burial place oi the yrea
orator, died at his residence al Red Hill or
the 7th instant. in the I'D year OF his age,
ofparalysis.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12
Jsu. S.
9 MILTON CHRONICLE"

In,eplinU to dissolve ny connection with the
4. DlxyrLrr TINES" | embrace this mslhss Of an.
ncuueing my purpose TO rssuTaa the publication o.
that old and popular journal, the MILTON CHRosi-
rLE :" in Ian. 1868. Persons wishing to sasssrips
70 requested to forward their namestO Milton, y. u
The price Of the paper will be 81 80 or SIX In0ans
a. sss per annum--paysble on receipt 0l the nfs'
number, In currency or pfovisions
Advertisers will Cpd this paper one oi lhe oess az
yert,anr medisms in The up County anu y the
husiness men 10 DanviIIe, Richmond, Fs'srsourg'
Norfolk. Baltimore and n. Nark civ, want me use
Of Printers ink that UiHpay let them
ApyERTIsE IN the MILToS CHRosIcLE.
want 1000 subsciibcrsfor start. Caswell, farm
oil for her yellow aftobacco, intelligence wealth
and pretty girls, will furnish i've hundred Of this
aum6er. and Person, no less famed, will roll up 500.
Halifax, Va, Granville, Orange, Alamance, aud
Rockingham, N. c., will more than make up The
balance Old Pilisylvania will run the measure
over" Forward your names, friends and let all who
wish 10 advertise ssnd along their advenisenents.
Letter from" JESSE HOLMES, The Fool MAJ
r." will be published monthly.
Address mo al Milton, No.
'..- q. N. B. EVANS.
II Brethren Of the press will very much OOlige
mo by nOliciRg.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12

Nc. 8E
EsHE subscribers desire 10 inform their friends an
Z .he public, that they have opened an establish
meni for the manufacture Of
SADDLES. BRIDLES, HARNESS.
and every thing usually kept 10 their line Of business
They intend TO make good work out of good mate.
nas. and sell at reasonable rates for money, or coun.
try produce delivered when the work s taken from the
establishment. ssisf
They will be found in the front room Of the Hsig-
pesn Hotel (remember the place,) ready at oil times
10 attend to repairs. anything else needed in their
line Of business.
They earnestly solicit persons to give them call
before purchasing elsewhere, as they are confident
hey will be able 10 pls.so, both In quality and price.
A. HEDGPETH & CO.
January 20. a.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12
MUM & CO.,
81 Park Row. Now Ynrk.

r- The Pahlishcr. Of the Sciendie American, in
IN connection with The publication Of the paper, have
acted a solicitors Of Paienecs fot twenty 1.-Two years.
1hr.y Thousand applications ior Patents have been
male though their Agency. More than Ono Hun.
frd thousand Inventors h'vc sought the counsel Of
,he propreiofs Of the Scientific American concerning
their inventions. Concentrations and advice 10 lnyen.
tors. hy mail, free. Pamphlets concerning Paten,
|. Tvs IL Counties free.
ty A Hsnl.tmc Bound Volume, containing
$50 Mechanical Enxayings. and the Uniied State,
Censu, by Counties, with uinla and Receipts Co
Moshancs. mailed on receipt of2ss.
Dec IS, iso7-zv.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12
FRESH ARRIVALS.
February ist. 1865

NNW. ENWNs
VERY CHEAP FOR CASH OR BARTER.
lava ColEse. Bazuayfa Cofee. Rio Coffee, Sytup,
~ Cider Vinegar, Bscsn, l.arJ. enI Silled Dccik
III ER0siNE aad Aurora oil. lamps, Chimueys
N anil Wicks
ENUpSE Collars, Trace Chains, Axes, Hoes,
IA Drawing Knives, steel lios.. steel Fnks.
Spades, Long and short Handle Sho,eIa, Sole and
Upper Leather, Roe Herring. ...r
All kinds Of produce taken Tor goods the wear round
WANTED.
fpirIicularly want now. shellei Oats. Leaf and
Manufactured Tobacco, Corr. Wheat, sweet AMI
Irish Potatoes, Cabbage. Butter, Eggs, Pork. Baeon
Lard. Beef, Mutton. and ANYTHING else 20 eat.
JAMES WEBB, lr.
February 10. as
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12
Feb. II.

ON SALE.
10 KEGS Nails, by the Reg.
i - al Boxes snuff, Virginia Belle,
zoo Bales TO box, SIS 90 per box.
or 10 cents per bale, .#,. s.a.
Sheet Iron at II cents pcr pound,
Russia Sheet Iron at Is cents per pound
Sheet Zinc at 20 cents icr pound.
500 lbs. best Leaf Lard.
800 lbs. Sugars, assorted,
100 lbs. best Soda.
400 lbs. Coffee, best Rio,
Pepper, Spice and Ginger,
box Of very tins Chewing Tobacco
For sale by
Hlllsborough.
~ !. 25-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12
LAND FOR SALE.

DURSUANT To decree Of Orange County Court,
Z made at November Term, 1867, ! will sell 10 the
hghet bidder, al the ale residence Of DR.. z. NJ.
Scott, deceased near Durham's Station, on Saturday
The st day Of February, 1868, that valuable tract Of
land known as The Green Tract, containing hund-
red and iliteen acres, well improved adjoining the
lands Of w. Duke. A. Roberts, and others.
Also one other vsluable tract Of Land adeinng the
Green tract, Willian Proctor, and others, known as
the home tract, and containing one hundred snd
vsnty live acrss. one third Of which 10 bersdy The
widows dover.
Terms Of salc--Twelve months credit, with interest
after six months; hond, with three good snrees and
title reserved until the purchase money is paid Sale
at IL s'elsck.
&c. M'CoWN, .adm'r. e. Com.
December 81, 1867. e@ z#~ a#ffz 81
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12
1868. SADDLES, BRIDLEs, HARNESS,
1868.
SPRING TRADE!

SF hINU Il N1hUE.
vIvHE undersigned, returning his thanks to the
i Merchants and others, who have favored him
with their patronage, takes pleasure in announcing to
hi. friends and the public that he is now able to make
a further deduction in the Wholesale prices Of
TIN WARE,
and by using the best material and availing himself OF
The use OF the most improved Machinery, he offers
TIN WARE, WHOLEsARE AND RETAIL,
Of superior quality to AM manufactured elsewhere
in the State.
He slR offers TO take in exchange any kind Of good
h,rter. but does not want 10 sell Tin Ware, or any
thing else, on time.
w Z. II. POGUE,
Hilsborough, n. c.,
Feb. 10. @9--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12
1868
1868.
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12
coMPRoM MISE
AGAINST
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t'0 my old customers and frien1. and 20 those that
IL arc owing me. void Il eOrlalaiion aad al.
vice, Try and effect Cempromss - before going in
% bankruptcy. DO your pat; you can elect con.
promise with me- and think viii. all hones, creditors
II IL both cur saJ their interest 90 50. Make
fair showing and statement, and IT you cant pay bu
ten cents 10 the dollar. cant pay any thing will
he perfectly satisfied. anJ give you up your paper. II
you eau pay hundred cents ia the dollar DO ~
10 not bc disposed 4 Shifk. You haI 10 live next
year. sui you have Children. Rsmcnbe, great
many Of yaa siI,et compromise Niih your creii.
tors wi'a the amoun. you pay 70 Bankrupt officers
and Lawyers. have not warranted or sued any pets
sinre the surrender, and have the consolation to
say lhas believe have collected as many oil debts
and A. much money a. ANY coneefaor iudsldnsl. IN
proportion 70 the same amouas due. ] think ~ much
oi the that paid me ten reais in the dollar On
eomptoraiss, As DO Of the man that paid me one
hundrel cents IN ihs dollar.
My te1ds, yaa will iseI bslier hy elIrciing esm.
peomiss you ean facs with better gfscs your neigh.
bor iha, you justly ose.
ID. c. PARKS.
Psb 10. sz-s as
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12

WAN TED.
n WANT 10 buy
4 RAGS. OLD COPPER AND BRASS.
either for Cash OF Trade. ! want, in exchange ior
Goods.
Beeswax, Fisxsefd,
Old Castings, Lead.
Zinc. Flour,
Bacon, Corn,
and an kinds Of country produce. -
Feb. 10. 20
The Hillsborough recorder., 1868-02-12
FOR SALE.

IN DOZEN cans Fresh Peaches, . 10. Cans
~ quarts. D Il $500 per dozen.
IS DpZsS Cans fre.h Peache,, 6 ID. Csss
- Il guaris.) a $1,000 per dozen.
Also Che,ries. anI BlsgkbcHiss by
X. II. P0GUB.
Feb. ~. ab-