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spstial n0titts.
HeImboId's Fluid Extract Buchu

4. certain cur diseases Of the
BLADDER KIDNEYS GRAVEL DROPSY. ORGANIC wRAKsRSs.
FEMALE COMPLAINTS. GENERAL DEBILITY.
and al diseases Of the
URINARY ORGANS
MALE or FEMALE.
from whatever rgnaiiug, and 20 matter "
HOW LONG STASDISG
Disease. Of these organs reqaire the Of iiur,nc
II DO treatment Submitted Consumption Insanity MAJ eosas
Oar FLESH supported from these sources aad tie
HEALTH AND HAPPINESS
ard
hi, Of Poser depends prompt o. reliable rs1eJ
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU,
Established upssrl, o. % ears, prepared At
n. T. HELNBOLOs
Drug ant Chemical Warehouses.
n. s9s BrosirAT. Nee York. sd
No. Iaf Seuts Terth-st. PhlaiePhii. Pa.
Eighth Assembly District Union Republican Associa-
tiop.-A regular meeting h@ shove Asseaor " j ~ e AZ es
quatsrs Ruuk's Hotel No ~ GraFlst FRIDAY FNhN'N1,
jan. % al = clock. JOHN D. OBhENi ffc'srsA
J1HN NTSsON. lc.....-.s
HORACE A. BLt-s ''.''''''
eImbold's Fluid Extract Bachu peasant 90 taste ''i
aftr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
RANK ROBBERY AT PITTSBURGH.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 27.-This afternoon two
strangers entered the Third National Bank OF this city
and presented check for 5000 the Corn Exchange
Rank NewYork and obtained - 200 on IT, They subse-
queutly visited the Second National Bank with sinar
~ he forgerles The criminals escaped They had pre-
vously obtained the confidence OF the bahk omcias DIV
had drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
YEwJERsEY STATE PRISON STATISTICS.

The report OF the Keeper or the NeW-JeTsey
state Prison exhibits the following facts On the 3ist OF
December there were prisoners In the institution, OF
whom 4s7 were whto men. 20 white women, 81 colored
men, and IS colored women About 1900 loves OF bread
and 800 pounds Of meat required daily by the prison
ers. In the shOeshOps $40 men are employed, and 80
occupy their time making chair bottoms, OF which 80
dozen are turned out each week. The women are chey
employed IN making prisoners clothing. The rules
adutrd for the government OF the unruly diet OF
bread and water confinement IN the dark cell handeus
hall aud oAa.n and fastened 10 the walls Oh the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
AN ASYLUM FOR IyEBRIATEs.

TO ne Edii0r or The Iribune.
SIR: Please allow me TO say that the Five
Points House OF Industry will furnish temporary asy
um for any man who wishes TO be free from the temp'a
ton TO drink until he Is able 10 govern himself 10 De
sure the accommodations hot "sumptuOus but they
are comfortable and the Managers viii Thankfully re-
celye arr ruu that the patient may feel able TO pay
for care nr ri u.tuu mOdatlOn. y JAMES
Atu- Iol... Il.. ~, ls.V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
IOWA.
THE FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT RATIFIED.

HE TIF IELNIH ANENDNLNI IA IIFItU'
DEs MONIES, Jan. 27.-The Committee OF
Conference reported the Fifteenth Amendment reso
Iution which adopted. The amendment is now rat
fed by the Legislature bill striking the word white
from the law relative qualification Of attorneys prac
tcing in the in this state pasSed-Neas Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

san PKAycIsco Jan 2-Flour here Is % a$3 50 Wheat
sales Of Choice at y OF. Legs-tenders s2i
NES.OkLEANs Jan lotloa fair demand today aud orm
FOR Lb grades Midug sales 500 bales; receipts $50
bales. eTpo-to Liverpool 4s5 bales Barcelona 1871 bales 70
Roster ~ bales Hay-Prne S3 extremely dull hoaes
timer: Prime other articles unchanged Gold. Zli Sterling
E1ebarxe 1914: NewYork Exchange discount
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

Fire was discovered in the Sing Sing Prison
stables Yesterday and damaged them to the extent OF
s. 900 The conyicts aided in extnguisAlng the hames
At 730 p. m. a kerosene lamp exploded IN
an upper room az No 9Sg FrStaye. In attempting 10
extlIgu!sh IL, Andrew Hllmuth had his hands badly
burned. The furniture OF the room was destroyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

pyROSE-yARNUM-Iu this city, Weiuesiy 26h Inst al he
FNhayp Presbyteran Church by the Rev Robert Booth NJ
E DeRo Ju 81 yanum daughter Of the late Joseph
II. yarpum, al OF this city
ARTON-HASTISGS-Iu Brooklyn the residence o. the
brides parents INST, by the Rev n Sesyer D. D. >
Augustus Mary B. daughter OF W Hastings al Of
BROOKLYN.
WATLIXGTON-BACON-On Thursv Jan r. bV the Rev Wallace
A,terhur Waugon 10 Miss Augusta oa daughter OF tie
late Jobn Z Bacon, all Of tIIs city
Al Notices Of Marriages mast be Endorsed 9th MI
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
NEU-JERSEY.
THE STANDING COMMITTEES IN TIE LEGISLATURE.
TRENTON. y. j., Jan. 27.-ln the Senate this
morning the President announced the following JOINT

Committees:
On M Gaske and Cobb GA state Prs
0usMrssrs BrnkerLof Bsfse Luuac AsumMessrs v
D. Taro Beu: LbrsryMrssrs Bird Adams 90 Pube
Bnidups-Messrs znd Hopkins PnntnzMer Edsa sud
Beetle Bs-Ms Cere and Adams GA Commerce aad
Naygu-N..srs WILEY ard J. W Taylor. Ou Federal Eelat'us
he snd Little; On soldiers Home-Nessn BoEue
1orrey and Buckeraof On Soers Cun Humc-MessrA Wool
Hopkins Reform School for BoysMessr Lle
ADD Cshbs ca Sukiug Fund-Messrs. Wiley and Beieu.
The following nominations sent 20 tho Senate 70
day by Gov Randolph. and were Immediately confirmed;
Judge the Court Of Errors sud AppeiJohn CemeutS Con
Eontr Of the Sinking FuuIer d. Nropm aud Charles y Ourn
Trustees state Normal Soheo-Chars r. Elmer for frt
District Richard Field District. Benjamin Wiam-ou
ii District: Thomas Lauren Fourth District benjamin T. Eaa
dOYh. f4Lh District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
Hazard & ca,welp. Cod Liver OIL i. the best
M1RRIED.

The Trophy Tomnto-Tweuty seeds S. Send circular
Ailess GEO l. wARISG. jr.. Ogiea Paru. Newport, r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

The rerueou mercury the human system a7e produced
ar earues, among the es atene aud ooasenoa meo
Of the medical profession sad substitute Tor that deetou' a
s DR. Richard Reese celebrated London physician sai author q
the Dictionary Popular Medicine declares that the vegetable s
dom can furnish remedies which mercury ca oa can
possibly be useful H. SCHESCK Of Philadelphia hA' aeoaJ
composed medicine purely vegetable ingredients which proved BY
eeuc 70 have al good Of caomel and Of - mis-
eeyous qualities Pills sayae even i'krt ia very
lree doses This invaluable medicine IS compuse In SChEhCha
MANDRAKE PILLS which found TO be ns'eiug asiy Ia
disease, Of the Liver aua every other disorder Tor ssl eHe
Usually prescribed By Agah physicians These Ps are prepares
Only BY Dr. J. H. SCHBNCK
Price Of Punoe syrup and Seare Tonic each - % per hot
tie or r. t5n Mandrake Pills % c-t lK For sale b
druggists JOHN HENRY No aColeEs place Whoesaie AssL
EnfeebIed and Delicate Consultations, Of uoh ss1es us'
HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCHU. all give brk sal eaeset'
feelings and enable you to sleep veil -
shattered constitutions Restored By hELABOLDS k1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
A sUBsTITUTE ZOE CALOMEL.

uelmboIds Fluid Extract Bachu peasant taste ''i
-. d 1. al ,rlu,n.. r-nr.ri. III Innr... In b. acnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

Important Medical Discovery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

Al Notices Of Mar
name and address.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
AEnrnIIr MndIcine.

We call the special attention Of Our readers TO
the Advertisements a. That fayorite home remedy,
Perry Davis PAIN KILLER. Il has been be-
fore the public over THIRTY TEARS, and probably
has a wider aud better reputation Than aEy other
proprietary medicine q The present day. AZ this
period there are but few nnarquainicd with the
merits Of The Pain Killer; but while some cSioi
II liniuieht, they know hut little of rs power
IN casing pain when taken internally. while others
USE Z Internally with great success, but are equal
y ignorant Of IL healing virtues when applied ex.
formally. wctbereforr, wish to say 10 al that Il
iscqually sine-sitil whether used internally or
externally, anil 4 stands to-day, unriyalled by ~
The great catalogue ofFsmily Medicines. Its SUI.
fcient evidence of IL virtues asa standard medi.
cine, 10 know that Il Il now used mall parts ftc
world, and that sale j. constantly increasing. No
curative agent has had such widespread sale, or
given such universal satisfaction. il & purely
vegetable compound. and perfectly sic, even IN
unskilNul handle
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

A woman loves a flower. Her heart is
but a flower garden of roses and violets
and the pure lilies. God bless thewomen.
They remember d thousand times towhere
aman forgets nine hundred and ninety
nine. Yes, the women love our dead.
Rough man has forgotten them--but the
womenl never. On the tenth Of May the
ladies Of this place will strew and decorate
with flowers the graves Of our own hon
ord and gallant soldiers who fell amid
the mar Of thunder and the rattl.ag o.
musk etry..fighting like poor mcnthat they
were orwhat they tlloughtw was right.
Our women willnever forget those men,
no, never Let them come out then on the
tenth Of May, their aprons filled with
flowers, the beautiful tokens Of remem-
brance that woman carries in her culver
whenever She wants to trnnsfix tear into
the memory Of the past--and let them
scatter flowers broadcast over the graves
OF our boys, our boys who fought under
the Bonnie Blue Flag, and make thee earth
bloom afresh with spring daisies, and
spring yiolets, and spring hyacinths, and
lilies. They will shed their yapors a.
sweet lncense-to go up and sprinkle the
Iaucls Of angel warriors with the dew
drop Of sympathy from the tender eye o.
woman. Remember the tenth Of May.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

VIM. III. Crisp, a very worthy and sober
farmer near Prospect Hill in Caswell, fell
down in the streets Of Hillsboro Wednes-
day of Court in an insensible and suffer
ing condition. He was taken to the back
room Of DR.. HooKER's Drug Store and
Doctors CAMERON, BERRY, and BAYNE,
Were in attendance the last we saw Of him.
As we go to press. Mr.. Crisp is rolling in
apparent great agony and seems perfectly
insensible. His little son was along with
him and stood by his father in the most
fearful concern. Mr.. Crispissaid to be a
perfectly sober man; he had eaten nothing
for breakfast but biscuit and butter; though
he is said to be a dyspdbtic. His pulse
seemed good, and a healthy pcrspiration
was on his skin, but his agony seemed to
be Undesirable. Wearc glad tolearn he is
getting better.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

We sec that IL one of the late representa-.
lions OF FAUST at 81 Petersburg when
Patti had concluded one Of her brilliant
ci,denzas she suddenly heard faithful
echo 81 the strain from behind the scenes
The Imitation WAS 80 perfect that she had
the curiosity 10 find out whence Il came
she discovered that the warbler was !
young girl, nine years Of age. Patti offer
cd TO take the child 10 educate. Her pa.
rents would not partwith her, but through
the intervention Of the great caniatrict
she has been received into the Conscrya
forum. Tho name Of this protcgc, of III,
Mar,uisr de Caux Il MARIE ADLI;R, nick
named PATHS Echo, BY The Russian
pcoplc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
Ta,sn Diary.

II Is court week.
Lamb Is eight cents.
We will buy frog legs.
The jail il 10 he repaired.
Little chicks are twelve cents.
Cabbage plants are I5cts q hundred.
Col. wilkerson, from Lcasburg, intown.
Hillsboro has a tame bear, a pet owl,
and live alligator.
The Hillsboro girls wear petit mirrors in
their bonnet strings.
Jennie Green, one DC the negro murder.
esses whose trial had beeil removed Il
Chatham, has been discharged from oui
Jail by AIN orJlcro the Court, because there
was not sufficient evidence 10 convict her.
The other negro murdercss whowas con.
demned 10 be hung last week, but whose
critical condition prevented the hanging
has had her sentence committed t0ihe pcI.
itcntiary for life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
a NInme.c Tnin nlrlh.

Its probably not generally known that
North Carolina has pair Of "Siamesc
Twins ofcolored complexion, born IN 90.
lumbus county, who arr IS years old and
now on exhibition IN the distant West
They enjoy good health and are reputcd
very intelligent.
We arr informed that twin children wen
lately born to very worthy and highly
esteemed family in High Point They
were joined to each other after the manner
Of the Siamcse Twins; but thc doctor cut
The cord loose and the children died.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

Cl'rom d correspondent

0urcorrespondcnt, nhighly respected and
intelligent man, complains OF Mr.. Boon,
the postmaster, being 80 liberal as to allow
anybody togo into the Post Office and take
out his own mail. Stop that, MIR. Boon.
And says our correspondent;
Madam Riunor says that in consequence
Of the Governors proclamation dcclar-
ing Alamance In instruction there will
be no court here. Don't care.
The troops have all left Company Shops
aud gone 10 Dakota.
We are alive at the prospect Of good
wheat crop, certainly the most promising
looking crop NJ pf3entsincc the year 1915,
And our mouths are already wafterlng e
taste the delicious fruits now fastening q
maturity.
| am reminded that when was married
on the eleventh of May 1858 large bowl
Of good ripe strawberries were sct befon
tis. May YOU and | enjoy like feast on
the eleventh Of Mny 1870, Is the wish 81
your friend aud subscriber" A. ID.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
DE-. sanafrs, rlns care chleI.en tholera.

Dr. SANDERS Fills Cure Chicken Cholera.
IL may not be generally known that DIR.
Sanders, of Chapel Hill, n. G., makes the
best Pillfor all diseases they are recon-
mendcd for, manufactured in the Y. s.,
although no big FUSS is made over their
medicinal virtues. We simply desire in
this laconic notice TO state fact youched
for by our friend Walter A. Thompson,
Esq, to wit: These Pills cure chicken
cholera-cnrc It speedily and eiicctually.
Mr.. Thompson has tried them repeatedly,
and they never fail. Mr.. II. gives single
pill for dose, and repeats Il three days in
succession If necessary. The third pill ne.
yer fails toeiIect a permanentcure. Open
the chicks mouth and slash down the pill
Try thcm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
A arape.yincyard an Rocisinghaai.

MIR. II. +. Richardson who lives neal
Rcidsvillc has most extensive vineyard
sixteen acres arr planted In the grippe
and ten thousand gnpo-vincs four years
old IRE growing on them. OF these there
are ten varieties Catawba, Scuppernong
Isabella, Dlana, Iona, Delaware, Clinton
Concord, Hartford Prolific, and Virginia
Norton. Mr.. Richardson made four hun.
drcd gallons u wine last year which hi
sold Cor two dollars and half gallon
and this year he expects 70 make fifteen
hundred gallons which he intends ship
ping 20 Richmond and Baltimore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
crn,r Gnnrr. u. d. nrnr. gnI. $50

NbpAk hhVfE; ~ ~ alsilf -iiiis iciv'
E,liiors Recorder: Gentlemen--I have Just
been informed iby Mr.. w. II. Clark that l have
been appointed q delegate 10 attend the grand
po,r-W0rin Raleigh some time during the present
month"; and fearing that Il might have the effect Of
misleading the people IN regard 20 my political
Status, respectfully ask You 10 allow me through
the columns Of the Rccorder 10 say to my friends
aud 20 the people &c Orange tlnt have no afilia.
ton or sympathy with the dominant party, and
any statement made 10 the contrary IN tsLons0eu-
r. Il without foundation. knew nothing Of the
meeting saturday AZ which was appointed d de.
irEnic, and no one had any authority, Whatever.
from me. for making such appointment.
ThGAddress Of the conservative members oft the
late Legislature contains the platform on which
have oUd since the new order ofthings, aud IL i
broad end liberal enougl for any except the plum.
dereTsand banners who are now. by accident,
IN power, Very respectfully.
JOHN X. HUGHES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
The conductors on nc DansllIe Road.

FHV NWsfHtVtUfN VH tfIV 1sss15s H Fr 1NN''s''
There is Capt. Geo. III. LISDsAY, young
man Of culture and refinement, who COM
menced years ago as baggage Master,
now a conductor, and one of the most po-
lite and genial we ever saw. There i
Capt WEST who isso sober and faithful
is to seem like an old man, although he y
a young one, and as good conductor as
ever pulled bell rope. And then there
Is Capt yaden-once brakeman on that
road-now a conductor, number one con-
ductor. BuFoRD watches his men, and
wherever there seems merit, he tests it,
and ;hen rewards it.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

The Convention TO nominate conservative can
didatc for Congress in the 9Th District, will bchcld
at Greensboro on Thursday the 2Cth May lnst)
The County Executive committees are Request
sd 70 report 1T once to their committees tlcir
county and township organizations, Post Office
address. &c.
Address W. U. steiner, see'y Of Dis. Commit.
Tee, Grecnsborough, Nc.
A. VI. ScALEs,
NJ. :. RoBBISs, Tx. Com.
]. 4. MoREnEAD,1
". II. STEINER. sec'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
The Milton Tobacco Market.

The Sales at the Ellison & CO. Warehouse, adj
ycrtised in this paperb BY the enterprising Proprie-
tors, are deemed sufficient index to the ruling
prices Of the market. Our latest intelligence re-
presents Tobacco pouring into this Warehouse
and prices highly satisfactory. We advise Plant
ers to rush the ssweed' into market; and in doing
50 don't forget that the Ellison Warehouse, At
Milton, Il THE House for ..tall figures"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

HERis's Coon LIQUoR!-r-The Senior re.
turns thanks to Mr.J. Y. Whitfield, Drug.
gist Of this town, for a bottle Of the best
and purest Old Rye Whiskey that he evel
tasted. Mr.. Whitfield Gas viii be seen from
his advertisement In this paper, has va.
ricty Of pure and unauthorized liquors fol
Medicinal use exclusively. So ifyou wan
a pure article Of liqnor-tlie real, genuine
magnum-bonum article--form edicinal us.
of course-call at Capt Wllitted's Drug
Store, where you'll find heavy sock o.
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
SIN Culture aud trcat,nen, Of SIN Worm.
tRec0rder corfcTondehce.l
CoNcoRD, n. G., April 20,

CoNCoRD, y. g, April 30 IslU.
EDIToRs REcoRnEm We make the lin
CIT silk up here and raise the Worms that
make II. Our samples took the premium
at the late State Fair In Raleigh Though
the culture OF silk has been tried and Is
an old thing 20 many In yoursection, still,
10 many Others, description Of the mo-
dus operandi will We think prove inter
eIting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

II Is always pleasure to refer to the sales
Of HOLLANDS WAREHOUSES in Danyllle.
II does decidedly the largest business Of
any Warehouse in the South; in fact, 50
busy has been the rush on 1t that wagons
have had to turn Off and 90 elsewhere.
See their last sales III this issue.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
SUNDAY scIaooL MEETING.

Nc We are requested to say that the annual
meeting Of the Worth Carolina Conference sam
dag School Society win BE- held in this town May
18th, ut II o'clock a. N. The opening sermon
will be preached at SIP. m. by Rev. J. II, Daily,
of Raleigh. Tho Reys. ?. j. Carraway and L. A.
Yates will deliver addresses.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
Acorper STONE Laid.

The corner stone of the new brick store
begun BY the late Capt. Berry sometime
ago was laid last Monday. Among other
things put in tlle rock was a Recorder Of
January 18th, 1870, and written on ii
Peace on earth and good will to all men!
May lst., 1870. y
There were also two copies Of the Rail
-sigh Standard put in the rock, oneofth
containing an account Of the Richmond
disaster with a drawing Of the Court room
In it; and also copy Of the Raleigh Sen
tiaet. This we have learned since making
the first notice.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
rheralsn mnrchnnse.

There Is q Warehouse Ia the toNii Of
Milton 70 which We can confidently rec
ommend tobacco planters u take their to
baceo. II u LIBERTY WAREHOUSE rep
resented by Ellison, and salmon, and
Norris OF Richmond. All Of these men
are libcrnl buyers and time men, minute
men. In other words they are up 70
biz.n None Of your squeeze fist scrcanl-
en- who viii show the white q theireyes
oyerthc loss ofacopperccnt in nhay stack.
They are number one liberal tobaeronists
and altogether are the best judges Of the
market we have ever seen.
an THE SALES.
On last Friday there we're ten thousand
pounds Of tobacco taken TO Milton-thc
most Of e 10 Ellison Warehouse, o. IaBER-
TY--as you'll hnyeit. Mr. W. Is. Ellison
il by Car the life ofthisnarket. Were you
toiake him out of bed before day llc'dgivc
a rcachin, price Cor your tobacco before
othcr people had opened their eyes.
We saw buyer standing oycra pile o.
tobacco bidding At forty dollars; Ellison
stepped upand raised his bid the frst Jump
70 seventy Ave dollars. The old planters
standing around wc saw nod their heads
M each othcrand he,ri them my ELI
con u the man for mcli
Tng WAREHOUSE
This warehouanf Ellison, s.,lnmn, and
Morriss, LiBgWrY WAREHOUSE as 1t II
called, Is at the fool u Liberty street aud
Il the largest, most convenient In every
way, and Tile mort extensive Warehouscln
Milton.
An elegant camp gpund Is inside for
wagons, with nice shelter all around.
Thecrccltis just astepofisoasto wateryour
horses with little or no trouble. We want
70 sec these cntcrprAing and literal buy
crs well encouraged by the planters o. The
surrounding sections. Our wori oritthey
won't bc disappointed. But irt them be
sure and not be tuFuod awow from Linen
Ty wARrHousEif they take their tobacco
10 Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

IRIS TIE BEsr.-Dr. Hooker Keeps the
best article we have drank yet--we mean
Bitters--of course. 1t is Clothworfhy's
Ritters, made out Of the purest and best
whislSey and mixed with the finest and
best appctizing herbs and roots. This ar
ticlc is popular all over Baltimore. II Il
for sale at Hooker's Drug Store.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04

passwe perceive that Chas. Wilson, Il;g.,
late of Aiilton, N. G., and distinguished as
a mule stcaler, has been jagged in Norfolk
for thirty days, for larceny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1870-05-04
THE MAIDSTONE.

II has been in Mr.. Pointers family a
long time. The stone is porus aud Of a
grayish color. II was left with the grand
father ~ Mr.. Pointer many years ago BY
an old Indian who stopped 1t his house
all night and had no money. Old Mr..
Pointer wouldn't charge a cent, but the
Indian left this stone, told him what II
would do, and TO keep the stone ill he
called for it. II has cured many persons.
We have since learned that the mad
stone took effect; 1t adhered 70 the bite
three times; and the probability i The boy
i safe,