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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-20
Western Maryland College,
STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES,
DISTINCT DEPARTMENTS.
Incorporated BY Act Of General A'"Hbly,
March, ls6s.

March, lsGs.
TJNHlS Institution is eligibly located In the
L healthful aud hourishnE city of Westmin-
ster, in Carroll county, on the line ofihe West
ern Maryland Railroad about midway between
the cities Of Baltimore and Hagerstnwn.
II Is under the special patronage Of the
Maryland Annual Conference pf the Methodist
Protestant Church, but Is strictly free from
any sectarianism, either In its course Of study
or rules of discipline.
Male and female students recite in separate
classes, but all have the advantage of insuuc-
tiou from every Professor having charge of
the studies pursued.
The SeUcHh Scmi Amupl Session
viii commence on Tuesday, September 9th,
1871, and close on Friday, January 10th 1879,
embracing 81 weeks, exclusive of the holidays
at Christmas.
Faculty OF Instructors.
REy. J. T. w,up, d. D.. Priacipul-Profes-
snr If Moral aud Mental Science.
REN JANIS X. NicHots, D, D., Vice Priari
pGl-Prnics-ol Of Bellies Lettrcs, aud Principal
of Preparatory Department
X. l.. BaucKgrr, 4. NJ Professor Of Phy-i-
cal Science and Modern Languages.
REy. JAars W. REESE, A. M.-Professor OF
Ancient Languages and Literature.
TaoaAs A. GArcH, A. M-Prufessor Of Math-
ematics.
REv. AUausrus WEBSTER, d. D.-Proressor
Of Theology.
J. W. HEafNo. VI. D.-Lecturer on Anatomy,
Physiology and Hygiene.
X, II. NoBNgSr, EsQ,-Lecturer on Civil Law
and Political Economy.
j.. p. SHE,pAS, NJ D.-Lecturer on Geolo-
gy aud palenntolngy.
Miss ASSig 5. HAScg-Preceptress Of Ladies'
Department.
Me- Mes r,x,,or,x- T,,rb,r nr Mu.ir
French aud Drawing.
College Agsaf-Rgv. p. l.. wtLsoS, Johns
Vile, Frederick county, Nd.
Ns~dri-I0HS II YtSaLiNG, ESQ.
NdiroH-MRs. JAMS X, NrcuoLs.
Expenses for Session of 81 Weeks
Board, lodging, washing. fuel and
lights, 500 90
TuIuoN;
Preparatory Dept, Third Class 10 90
First and Second
Glasses, II SO
Collegiate Dept, Freshman aud Soph-
omorc Glasses, % so
Junior and Senior
Glasses 80 90
Naturalization fee payable an entering
Collegiate Department.. 90
Instruction in Music. with use Of in
s,rumentD, Is 90
" Drawing aud Painting
water culors), 10 90
No extra charges for any study in
the Regular Course.
Terms of Payment.
Cash IL HdraHcs for half session, both for
board and tuition.
Bo"ks aud stationery purchased Of the Col.
legr must be paid for On delirery
For Catalogue sud Circular containing full
information, address
J. I. WARD. PRiScrPAL.
Wsstmiastsr, Nd.
aug. It'll, 1871, ill jan. ISL.
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NOTICE.

VNilE undersigned hereby gives notice
Il that he has been appointed General
Agent Of the Carroll County Fire Insurance
Company. All persons desiring to insure
property (either real or personal. in this
Company, will please address the Agent at
Westminster, Nd, al communications will
receive prompt atten ion.
JOHN T. DlFFENBAUGH,
aug 25-tf Agent.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-20

Only eleven Radical revenue officers have
been arrested fer malteasance in Texas.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-20

The Boston Post says the days will not
grow shorter any longer.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-20

Genius is the gold 10 the mine. Talen.
is the miner who brings il forth.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-20

Gravity is no more evidence Of wisdom
than paper collar is Of shirt.
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Dental Notice.

nR. GEO. s. FoUKE, Dentist Offer, nj,
il services at his Office,
We'.mins,er--every Monday, Tuesday and
Saturday
kmmi''sburg--Fourlh Wednesday Afternoon
till Thursday Afternoon.
heehanies'own-Fourth Thursday Afternooa
and Friday.
Rocky Rllge-Fir., Wednesday Afto ruoon
Double Pipe Creek-First Thursday.
Middlcburg-FirstF Friday.
uniontown-Second Wednesday Afternoon.
=, fancy town-Second Thursday Afternoon 1
Friday.
Union Bridge--Thi-d Wednesday Afternoo,
and Thursday Forenoon.
New Windsor-Third Thursday Aftsrnoos
and Friday Forenoon. feb 9S
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NOTICE
To the Soldiers Of War of 1872.

C0NGRESShaving passed an Act. grant.
" ing a pension Of eight do lars monthly.
during lie, to the Soldiers ofthe Waroflsi2
and their widows, aud whereas the under.
signed is in possession of an accumulated
amount ofeyidence which may be necessary
in such cases. he therefore offers to attend
PROMPTLY TO the collection Of said pension,
tor all who may see proper to intrust the
same to him.
JAS. BLIZZARD,
Clerk to the County Commissioners for
Carroll county. Dag Office at the Co ,rt
House, Westminster, Nd. feb 2S-tf
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Notice..

IlNHE subscriber, a Licensed Scrivener, is
II always ready, on short notice and rea
sonable terms. to write Deeds, Mortgages,
Bills Of Sale, Bonds, Releases, Wills. &c.
d. r. SAYLER.
Double Pine Creek, Nd. mar TO-
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ABNER NEAL,

JUSTICE or TnE PEACE AND ArroR
My AT Law
Office at the Court House
uE will attend especially to obtaining De-
L L crees for the settlement of estates Of dc.
ceased persons &c. Deeds, Wills and all
instruments OF Writing prepared. Charges
moderate drcb-tT
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-20

The large amount In arrears By these in Ii
tntions to the State for taxes isn subject which
peremptorily demands the attention Of the
Legislature,
The act of 1857, chapter 3Il, section 2. en-.
acts that " all judgments, not s and other SCI
curiues belonging To any bank or other incur
porated Institutions, the capital stock shares
whereof are subject to assessment and taxa.
lion," shall be exempted, &c. This and simi.
lar provisions scattered through our revenue
laws has limited the taxation upon the Nation
al banks to the shai es Of their capital stock.
Ihis method OF taxing these Institutions gives
them an immense advantage over individuals,
IRON the fact that the loans and discounts,
and other available assets VI these Institutions
as general rule, amount to about three times
the amount o. the shares of their capital stock,
at Its nominal value. In the hands of indiyid.
uals the whole amount Of these securities lex.
cept mortgagesl would be liable to taxation,
while the National Banks, although favored
by the Federal Government with prfvilege.
not attaiuable By individuals generally or by
other corporations, are TO this extent also "a
vored by State legislation. The capital stock
shares OF the several National banks In this
State in 1870, as appears by the report Of the
Comptroller of the Currency, amounted In the
aggregate to the SUN of Sl3, $40, 2O2. so, while
By the same report il appears that the loans
and discounts of said banks at the same time
amounted tn SO, 49,, OTG.7s, and with the adj
dillon Of other available assets, amounted TO
the large sum Of S27, T79, 53lOi.
/ When the large advantages which these in-
situations have over iuvididuals il considered.
u seems very unreasonable that they should BE-
backward in paving into the Treasury the
small amounts which the General Assembly
have thought proper TO tax them; but experi-
ence has shown that large nrmber of them
have taken advantage Of the want Of penalties
and forieitures for non-payment to omit the
payment OF their taxes altogether.
In consequence OF the exemption above spo-
ken OF. and other exemptions which the nature
and plan OF taxation adopted in these ins,itu-
tiohs render available to that end, the visible
property Of these institutions cannot be levied
upon or distrained Tor their taxes 10 arrear.
and no adequate penalties or forfeitures beiag
provided By law TO compel payment, the same
has from time TO time been successfully eva
ded.
In addition to other amendments Of the Rev
enue laws, ! recommend The passage Of such
laws as will provide penalties and forfeitures
against the institutions and their financial or
other proper officers, which will compel the
payment Of the taxes In arrear and insure
promptness in their settlement hereafter; an
act providing for these alterations aud amend
ments will be proposed to the General Assem-
- - L. Al.
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Maryland PESrrEsrrARr.

The large amount expended under the ap-
preparations for the support Of this Institutioa
suggests the propriety Of considering II some
amendment cannot be made to the system
which viii be advantageous 70 the State. Ii
Is doubted that the labor Of so large a number
of persons sentenced 10 confinement Tor short
terms, and congreRated In one place, can be
successfully turned b proper account. Most
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
CHAs. BILLINGsLEA, ID. ID. s..
J. M RIKEN wELLEp
DEN fists.
d f n I'll ST s

office Westminster, Nd, I'd door W,u II
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1872-01-20

The Hon. Levin wooiIord. Comptroller Of
the Treasury, has submitted to the General
Assembly bis report fer The fiscal year ending
September 30. 1871, OF which the following is
synopsis:
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rms srArk's ixyssrxESrs.

The stocks owned BY the State designated
as productive" amount to 1864, 5l1.5T.-
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company is
Indebted 10 the State for stock subscribed, ad-
vaaces made, bonds Of the Company and inter
est due, IN the large sum Of SIS, $50, 1878.
Alter referring to the immense advantages
that have accrued to one section Of the Stare
py the completion Of this work, and the heavy
burden Of taxation that il has imposed upon
the wbeie State, the Comptroller recommends
a tar Of I'VE cents per ton be laid on the trans
porsation Of all coal mined in this State.
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Upon the subject Of the State debt the
Comptroller says;
The funded debt OF the State, as shown BY
statement ~ - amounts il the aggregate 10
the sum n So. 426. Tls es on which the inter
est Is TO be paid. VI this sum g5,gea.44a.4f Is
sterling debt, on which tho interest Is payable
in London in gvld and silver. The State has
available assets in entirely reliable stocks to
the amount or 50, 553, go. 90, which Offset an
SIS. .7s on which tho 10 tsrest must be pro-
sided BY taxation. A large amoant OF indebt-
sdpets to the State on the part Of various com
ranirs and Institutions, as well as from collec-
hrs % taxes and other officers whose account
are 10 asrear, may be made available BIZ prop
y iegisis,iau % reduce the debt probably TO
tbs extent Of 81 500, 600.
The debt The State has been reduced dur
inx the areal year BY the sale and exchange Of
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The Comptroller launches into the Old rail
road controversy, and recommends that the
charter OF the baltimore and Potomac Rail-
road be so amended as 10 compel that corpora
ton to pay 10 the State the one-tiith Of iis re-
ceiPts icr passenger fires between Baltimore
and Washington, thereby putting the Compa-
ny on an equality with the Baltimore and Ohio
Company No allusion Is made to the decision
Of the Courts as to the right OF the State to
impose such tax
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

About fifteen revenue ofIlcersand near
hundred negroes lad radical pow-wow
at the Courthouse last Saturday. II was
OF the coarsef nature or all political meet
ings--ful Of gas and nonsense. We heard
republican, white, from Raleigh, curse
out the I" Convention - to a prominent ne
gro Of the town and pronounceita damn
frand.n He said tlmt the Kirklands and
Pools OF Chapel IIill manipulated the
whole thing and fooled tho poor darkieS
to death.p Daring meeting one Of the
white delegates got seriously choked on
striped candy and was adjusted by q doc
Tor calIedi In. After the meeting white
delegate and a negro one had a regular
set ton oyera bet on touching lite
shaggy dogs nose" The negro got thu
bustofit THIS was about al done.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

' 5 ~ -,s's ne. en- : - ~ - e
col. .yosepb n. Hynan il ,,o,x farrninp
,,ear Memphis Tennessee success n 4
Mn. M stnck q ID. y kA
Lt. Col. sIsurys 4 ! Rorsrs was shot ~ !
shell Ill .the head at; Barnett,s Ford n
September. l8os and had tn Ne ret;red
fron, M service y h,ave g,,,,d NJ, i ana
be Il now teaeEing sc,,ool n person
county e g
Elijah n Withers %,,ronoted % fron, Ma
Ior and s,,rren,iersd M as Iie,fenant-f \, q
mel Il charge 81 the regiroent i now tha
Representative from (,aswell Never
drank 4 tlrop and VAS AZ brave 81 8 lion
ard as cool al Al, ice house Ii the fipht.
George WI Anderson A diutant went
back on himself and llisbig red moustache
and deserted. He was brought back un-
der guard, and would have been shot but
Grant and gAppomattox overlook us. Mar
ried il Penrisylvania. 4 Z
Charles ID. Hill, Quartermaster, made a
splendid one, was from Milton, and now 4
Commission Msrohapt in Richmond, Of
the firm Of Hill and Skinker
John H, McAden, sargeon, afterwards
Brigade Surgeon and one of the best in
the Army, now b Druggist in Charlotte.
Willis G.. Stephens, Assist Surgeon, now
a doctor in caswell. -
r. Ii. ward i Captain. now IN Rock
ingham. There was no better fighter
Capt. Ward was shot IN the leo Al the VIII
derness and retired
John A. Fuqua, Captain, Dentist now in
Wilson. Accomplished and gallant
\ Thomas A. Martin. pious and brave
Dead ofconsumption. -
Thomasrr. Iawson conta,n tb.s ,est
man to his duty. died al Orange Court
house In ,04 lust after MARRYING ! sister of
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

We never see chap with his "coas on
good deal, = or maybe q pair ofpants that
care too short enough but we think
what a pity that ~ our country mer-
chants don't buy theIr Ready Made Cloth
ing oFlwoislger SCo la Richmond. We
havc known thiAiirih now. inlimately, for
three years. and never have We seen or
heard Of shoddy selt Of clothes In their
emporium. Their entire stock, even the
cheapest, Ia Of the best NEAR and strongest
material, and their respective sIzes always
nj, and IL pen f.ssiiionsbIy, aud pf the
newest style. We heartily endorse the
House and we would impress II uPe'a the
Trade on this and the Border Section %
buy their stock IN this line Of these clever
gentlemen Aud weinieud % keep their
nance prominently befors Che Trade TN
the season Isoyer. such confidence do we
have Ii The bargains they sell
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

We understand that Jas. Boyd Eeq Of
Graham ana Mr. Foust had adifliculty
the other day, and ar. Boyd was-cut bad :
" With u poekct knife on ille hand and
wrist, Tho sblaaeg grazing his meek and cut
his diothes down bis front. Mr. 3, ~ a re.
publican, and We, learn got insnlied At
something Mf. Iiotst said of selling out
and struck him. We give this version a
We lsarnedit.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

Stand firm, young boy, you are poor,
we knosss anaybe hungry snsl ragged and
the world passes by you as n panorama
without 50 much as nod or asniile. Bat
stand firm, tlIere'sa friend within you
that feeds even the sparrow on the snow,
and that Fgiend il the voice Of Him that
made you. as irtells you 30 he honest. 10
work, 70 be polite, TO be truthfuland sober.
No. matter bow hard this mould mas
piHcn you, ger Ia III stick V it and you
will come out 4 model man, respected, aud
loved ana aaAlied By an sand firm,
young girl, Jet not rags and poverty, the
love Of dfcas and the thirst for money
tempt yon 10 droop iliceyclid aud fall into
the bottolnIess pit that yawils for fallen
woman. That was . Deaulilul Instance in
Jim Fiskas life when he met the young
gil On his opcrasteps, ard she told him
money she must have FOR her mother
and herself, and he asked her " If she
could get money honestly, If she preferred
to do Ii, aud she burst into sobs and told
him, oh. yes, Colonel, that would.
Aud he asked her, 4, ~ she could get tlie
money, ifshe'd promise to live an honest
aud unslaIned life, Y and she promised
and he made her niotler comfortable, and
educated the beautiful young girl fora mn.
sic teacher, and she Il now fas pure rs the
beautiful sslow.r Call Jim Fisk bad. lie
was bad IA sinany slllnes, but that one
deed IN his lIfe Is q star sel la tbe heavens
.hat tnd nlaller how deep into Hades be
has falion, VIII ever shiue coafott upon
him IN ilIs misery We commend his ex-
ample in this particular 70 some Of our rea
dem. - :. -. - ~ L-..a.--. /.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

The Schedule on the North Carolina
Central was changed last Sunday. The
mail train arrives here from Raleigh at
0-sS r. NJ. and stops two minutes. II
leaves Charlotte at 7-so P. n. and arrives
here at 40 In the morning. Stors two
minutes. The Freight leaves Goldshoro
afs-I5 A. M. and arrives here At 2rl5 in
the evening. Leaves Charlotte at 500 p
M. and arrives at Ii!isboro at 1917 In the
morning.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

In putting down a carpetat the house
OF Mr. !. y. Paul near this town the car
pei was a little damp and they spread It
on top Of u shed 70 the house for the sun to
dry it. II seems THAT the carpet had all
ready been burnt BY coal that popped
on itand was burning when they put It
on the shed. The family was soon after
admonished By thewhole roof to the house
being ON fire. Hard work to put II out.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03
Thr nsnxl.s.n sc,,aar.

This fiourishing school now numbers
some eighty odd students. A new Pro
fessor has been added to the corps Of able
instructors, Prof. Hope, an Engiishnah
educated lnthe finest schools Of the old
country and 4 thorough master Of all The
languages. He has already established a
German class among the boys, and we un-
ferstand viii coon get q class IN French.
We hayethe word ofa refined and edu-
Gated Frenchman thatthe Professor speaks
the French language with fluency and
case,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

Mrs. OWEN advises hef friends that she
has gone 10 New York AVID viii not return
before the s5th Of this month. she will
remain three weeks In this grand head
quarters ofFashion and her exquisite taste
willhave ample time and wide field 70
seIecta most choice and fashionable stock
OF Millinery. We have never known q
town more fortunate than IIillsboro in ita
caste and character Of this peculiar line Of
business. Wedafcshy she u The most s,y-
lish Mirlner IN the State, and her return
win be nailed with delight by all the la
dies whoafe spxious for the latest FASH
Ions. 9tfiaTsN flF *KsaF
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03
-TwIGs.


Emry has purchased the Weldon Ho-
tel.
Burke county Tad four inch snow
last week.
-Shad are 25cts q pair in the town Of
Washington.
--Tourge made a. raid on some "seven
ups . at Rockingham court.
THERE'S tobe real baby show at the
town Of Farmville IVA. In June.
Porte Crayon IS sketching Virginia
mountains for Harper's Monthly.
w. a. Hearne Is connected witha new
daily paper called the Dispatch In Char
lotte. s.
"A lady ofone Of the best families in
this State is keeper Of a toll bridge over
Neuse river.
"A young son of Prof Phillips Of Da-
wilson college recently shot his hand Off
while out cunning.
w. B. Carmichael, former citizen Of
Wilkes county, was recently killed by two
Texas cattle dealers out In Kansas.
AConnecticut COW died a sharp quick
death and when cut open the old blade
had swallowed.a jack knife.
Gen. JefF Thompson, ex-Confed, Is
Gov. waT1noth's of La, Surveyor general.
JEFF says he changes his religion every
week, his politics every day, and his opin-
ion every hour, and yet he cant keep
up. y ~ ftu sfais
mi isson sails for England the frst Of
May. Some Syracuse. school girls who
went to see her were affected to,tears when
they left her. and one ibf the dear little
things actually kissed her trunk when
she said Ia In.
Last Friday was Good Friday and re-
garded az strict fast, though with ma.
ny, hot cross buns ure eaten for, breakfast
and fhey profess to believe that they en-
sure them against p.hooping cough fsom
one Good Friday 10 anpther'
john remp'e;on 1.-THE Dapyillc Times
denies the card IN slhe Raleigh Sentinel
that May--the- Fay rs daughter Of q
Mrs. Carpenter or this State. aud says that
he's the daddy and Alice vane the mann
my, and wants to know of"Mrs Carpen-
Ter, When did marry you, my ,larl-
inggr The child was born at Little Rock
Arkansas.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03
TowN DIARY.

NICE beef eight cents BY the quarter
Walt. Thompson caught six fine Chubs
last Monday. .
FLErcH Parks, the handsome clerk, has
had his picture taken to send to sonle-
bodyu In Oxford.
MIX. BELL ofthe Grange Hotel Keeps
nice fresh shad on ice and sells them for
eighty centsa pair. He gets them from
Newbern by Express.
ONE ofthe little Clark boys in the coun-
try was led to town by his mother with
his hand all bandaged up to have large
fishing hook that be had stuck in his hand
cut out. Mind how you handle 'em, boys.
AT last Hillsboro has hrst class Pho
tograph Gallery. IT Is over Parks store
and Is run by Mr.. Blount. the best pllo-
tographer we ever saw. His pictures are
up to life We rcco ognize several old Cas-
well friends among his specimens Ifyou
want The best picture you ever did have, go
and getit
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

Doctor McKoy. negro, appeared before
the Commissioners Board last Monday and
wanted pay for doing Guard datyn
here three years ago, at an elect
ion. That he wasappointed BY Gov. Hol-
den. One OF the Board addressed the
President and told him that the doctor
was good enough for = hoe handle, but as
a guard he thought him failure.
That he would break his neck running
from horses tail. That he sent him to
catch his pony one day andthat the doc
tor came back crying ill 70 break his
heart, said, = the pony had bit his lip
The doctors claims were not allowed
because the former sheriff was Head, and
he had no certificate from him.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

*k#F FFFNFN Z - - NFW9M I'M
He whs splendid. Tall, well knit,
straight as an arrow, and his eagle eye
Cleaned upon the rabble crowd, as with
naughty head thrown back, he looked dc.
fiance and dared the lianyman % 40 bis
duty. The moose was made ready, now II
shadows his head, then suddenly Is jerked
abaek, aud the hapgnAn shouts He
has Oh q spsnre'scolarl" The crowd y
rose as one man and declared him free,
For IL was never known ior i man 70 be
hung in collar aud egsvss that he
boakllt ofl 4, 1,s sIrsned 4 Son in Rich.
moad.s ~ " q llnl ---....
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

There win be i al';v,,s: ng of the z Demo-
cratic Conserxagivep party Of Orange
county, held infhe Court House ii His
sboro on Satufday tlle 18th inst, rthe pur-
pose of appointing Delegates 10 the State
Convention to be held in Greensboro on
the lst Of May next and also Delegates to
the district Convention TO nominate can
didate for Congress for this district. Al
full attendance Is earnestly requested,
BY orderof the County.
Ex. Committee.
April lst, 1872.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

A new Presbyterian church Is being
built at Mebanesyille. Mr.. Clark, car
penter nom this place is at work omit
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

s6s- DON'T Forget r. II. DIBRELL in
shipping your Leaf 10 Richmond. AS ,
Commission ..hrcrchinth he IS q good 'un.
Aud a perfect gentleman
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

tsr Charlie Parks has a tce ming stock,
the ladies say, the prctticst dress goods
they. ever saw.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

Sim Harris, negro living near South
Lowell. had his house burnt tie other day
aud everything In T.. lie and wife we're
away and his children at play. at the
time, sta -
The Hillsborough recorder., 1872-04-03

The photographer in Lexing gton had
just prepared bis nesatise hi the printing
box ana placed II in the sun To print al
impress when crack went the glass,
nnd the negative was split half in two.
Just then asfricpd came In and told the
death Of Gen. Lee! This Il fact.