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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03


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W. call aileliueo TO fI.e "a srgtsAenuessl
oftiisspIeil.iIl JparaaI b % days Izsuc.
The Journal 50 well known under, the
management II Pebbles, h = lost nothing
" u incorporation with The Co0Eief, and
lhe G.,arle -InuFftl with Wastenun Al
lshcad i quite ~ vonspinaoua for wit and
Silent ~ tie JmiuaaI ever ws4 In gen.
efal Interest tlie paper bas Improved. be-
ihsa ~ better newspaper, and sparkling
vii, literary gems.
Only s. ayear for The weekly.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03
That Fayorite Home Remedy.
PAiM-KlLLER,

Has been before the public aver uirfu ved -.
aud probably mas q wider and better rrpi,tafton
then any other proprietary medicine az the pres-
eni day AT this period there are but Few il,,ac-
qiianied with the merits of the pam E,usr.
Hit. while some ext J, II as ii IMMINENT. they know
hut little 0fits power In easing u1in when fake
internally; while Others Use it internally with
great success, but are equally ignorant or liz
healing virtues when applied externally. We
therefore wish ii say, that Ii Ii sa,ally success.
t,ll whether used internally Or exte1,aly. II 4
sufficient evidence q is virtues asa standa, 4
medicine q know that Il Is ROw lscd IN IN nars
o. The world, and that it, sale il constantly in
crraSlng No curative ngent has md slleli i wide
sl'fraa sile of given such universal satisfaction.
Ddr's ram hifier l. a purely vegetable COM
pound. prepared from The hest and plrest nlute-
rials, salid with y care that insIlres the mpst
perfect unit trinity IN the medicine: and while
u 4 mnt effective remedy fpr pain. Ii / ~ r
Iecily sale medicine, even IN The most tn,kilfu
II iseminrntly / Funlg Medicine; and NV h..
ing k"if really for Immediate resort. will save
rfns M hour II suffering, and many d1Iar in
time and doctors hills.
Affcr ~ thirty Years trial. |. i still receiving
Tie most nqllaied tesiim0niais to H. virtues,
from persa VI ille highest character and lrSDnn-
si5ilits. Eminrut Physicians riitmeni II Is i
m01 eiisrtAi prrreration for The extinction III
pain. II i npi only the hest remedy ever kunwn
Gfor Biillses. u;s. Burns. A.. Int for Dyscnte-
fy.Of Cholera. or any sort 81 bowel complaint, Il
i I remedy unsurpassed for efficiency. and rapi-
div nfarlinn. III the great cite. az Inds, and
other hpr climates. II has become the standard
medicine for Ill such complaints rs well a. for
Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints. and an other
kindred disorders; ForGonghs and Colds. Cam
ker. Asthma. aid ahrumatir difficulties. II has
been proved lv the most abHndaut aud GOWNS
cing testimony II ,e an invaluable medicine.
Wa wnuli cMsii IN the pmliir against III in,s
f,stiass ~ our pr eiaratipn. either IN name, or
sisle VI putting np.
PERRY DAVIS Il son
MANS AND pRop's.
1876 High ST., Providence, IL. /.
III Sycamore st. Cincinnati. q
31111sst. Paul St. Montreal. Canada,
Z Southampton. Row. London E0cIand,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03
The Monetary Crisis.

Ihave just received large Stock Of
Guods bo'ight at Panic prices, which Will
be sold lower than ynu can buy elsewhere.
Would call your attention especially 10
my Stock of Boots and Shoes. also to
goods for Men and Boys wear. A Good
assortment of The best Prints, and lNors-
ted Goods. Shawls &c. do.
Don't be induced to buy until you see
mygoods and prices, and you'll find that
this y the place tobuy uhea.s Thankful
for past favors. r.. ID. TrSSrN.
Nov. 10Th. At
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North Carolina. / s.,.,.,, 60,
oRANGR COUNTY.
William Barlow,

], William Barlow,
s6 against
Joseph Allison and heirs Of Mary his wife
Joseph Barlow, heirs OF James and wife
Nancy. Charles 4 Ray and wife Lucy.
Mariah Ray, William L Bowels and
Rntha his wife, ] M Mccullock heirs Of
Patience. Heirs Of John II Barlow,
Hugh ! Palsy formerly Hugh s Barlow
Petition % sell Reai Esiufe for Partitions.
IT appearing 10 the satisfaction 81 The Court,
4 that ~ the above named DEFENDANTS are
sop.restdeHis Of the slate IL North Carolina, ii
i therefore ordered by the court, TINT pubIl-
cation be made In Che fIillsboro. Recorder
paper published II fiiisl4oro. NJ G. for AZ eur-
ersslyr weeks notifying the aid defendants. to
~ and appear before the Clerk Of The superior
Coilit nftlrnnge eounty IL his Office IN fIillsharo
within that time and plead answeF or drlThr 10
The compliant. which II filed III bis Office or the
PEmliif viii apply 10 the Court Cor tie relief de-
manied III sue compliant
Wlluer George Laws Clerk Of said Court a. III.
fec IN llillsboro this 18th day u November igs j.
GEORGE LAWS. Clerk
Nov. ~ CIV price ad. siu. superior Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

So Prospectus la this issue The Star
lias established reputation second 70 nome
n the state. FOR editorial ability. aud a
general spirit % newspaper enterprise.
Ii commercial reports are ofgreat value
81 their accuracy. fuiness and The prump-
me- with which ihry are uade. wespm-
u ID the paper - s.tir rsler~.f
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STATE ITEMS.


Col. w. II. fsynum has accepted the ap-
pointment of associate Justice Of tile SUI
preme Court rendered him by Governor
Caldwell.
The Raleigh Sentinel ofthe osth SAYS
q party ~ young negroes III attempting to
cross cIabtree Creek just below saters
mill IN a wagon drawiib y pairps mules.
were swept down BY the flood. the creek
Icing mucl, swollen. and three 81 them and
the mules drowned.
The Wilmington Journal says, Capt.
Poland, z. i. A. has been sent nutsby flae
War Department to inspect the fortftica.
tions At the moutl, Of the Cape Fear river.
and ascertaine what may lie necessary to
put them Ina complete state Of defence.
Thanksgiving day was rainy and un-
lovely III Wilmington and disappointed
many plans FOR pleasure.
The Wilson Plain Dealer says man III
tile name 81 Granger, saddIer, Was found
dead ii front u bis shop.
There are now ID sen, bound cor VIII
mlngtnn, upsarisof fifiy square rugged
vessels, mostly from European ports to
load with Naval stores. Three ar four
have sailed from Wilmington loaded with
colion for Liverpool, beginning, ii Ii
10 be hoped &c an extensive and profitable
"nireet Tratlsp.
There was m alarmo fire III The Springs
Blark In Charlotte, III which the Southern
Home and Ohserverare printed. The lire
was speedily subdued with loss 81 about
St5O. Tie fire broke outin 4 room next
to zen. Hiil's editorial cilamber, and there
was sad disarrangsment ofbooks pa
pers &C.
The Charlotte Fair Il spoken OF a. 4
suceess, aud was largely attended. The
only circumstances that 10 navc de-
iFacted from IL Interest and usefulness
was the large number Of gamblers, pick.
pockets, and otherdisrepu,able persons On
the ground. Cannot this evil bs..cuntrol.
edg
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

&c. Ellis ofce,iar Grove demands at
,en,ion to his advertisement IN this issue.
lIe offers splendid Inducements inhuyers.
Ellis i the very embodiment 81 spirit
and enterprise, ana deserves the success
l,r has met with.
Tie aslvertiseme nj 4 q tona .fle oiIvr,
aua purchasers will stand In their own
.ghl who disregariit. Ellis owes his sue
cess 10 his energies, 10 his fair dealing und
% his cnntentmsni with small profits. :
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03
..,,.rrn..s iilct oil Mms.Iav.

congress mcs 90 Mu,Hlav.
can't. i.yaus gels on his Independent
thla aecS.
Conservation u Dr. l,snrsn Il. raleigh
On HE Il,h inst.
Wilmington Fair opens on the 9th Inst.
Rev. w. Collin Hughes will officiate
/, I, Matthews Church un "Wednesday
lie Srd inst.
i. III. Pogue i progressing rapidly with
III new tobacco faeinry which will BE- O
ened IN the spring.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

m. James M. Ms#u& Will deliver Y
a.,,, r. lcs.ufv IL tl,i~ place on The iilh
I'M oil. 4 view Or ossausxisg Grange.
Iar.e attendance Ii desirable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03
I,IlNnIzssislag Day.

The Southern people will not rive into
the custom of making this a notable holt,
dry. With the New Highlander, Ii alb
SORTS All other festivals, and throws Into
insignificant relations all tile time hnn-
orei and reyercd days whose ob@ervan nee
was sanctioned by The established chGrrh.
PufitanIs,n rebelled against whatever
bore the taint 81 pnpcry, Or lad the marks
afIegitilnacy upon it.sand set up festivals
and fasts Of IL own.
The Southern people cling with mnre
tenaeIiy tooIl traditions aai clstpms
and still lnok to Christmas with peculiar
affection. a the ccatering paint uf tlie
v an hopes and Joys.
They .onk therefore with little love up
IN tile effort u engmrt the Yankee boli-
day upon their custom. and while no more
iisinclined Than Lie New Highlander Il d
grateful recognition ofthe bouniifni good
ness nfa tender Providence. ara 10th 10 81
driven ~ legal enactmcnts to forced Oh
-eryance ~ their duty or inclination,
Hence there II always cnld acqnies-
cenee. aud very partial observance 81
tile day, either ~ one IL religious exerci-
ses. ar o. Of social festivities.
There were services III Sc Matthews
church here on Thursday. We believe
none or the other churches wrre opened.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

~ Nepuuttn ttie lNhtNtHS ietteI iFWH
Prof. Kerr 10 Mr.. JSmes \. Whitfield 81
this place. both a. 4 matter ~ generalin-
ierest, and also ~ subject 81 pride thai =
HIllsboro Manufacturer to'k surli high
Fank abroad. Ii Il ~ lie regretted that
lie entries were made Ito tate 10 come In
% competition for premiums. aud II AZ
fsrIs another illustration III the slow way
wsare In the habit OF doing things In
Nrsth Carolina.
i Had sufficient appropriations bcentnade
aud had die diligence l,ciIig nsed IN gets
tin. into the Geld. Narti, uanalna would
have been fairly represented, and an inl~
mense impulse given 20 immigration by
the details and illustration 81 North Caro-
lima resources. Asst i II i matter of
pride and qualification. tla, late NJ our
State was At tile exhibition, what abe iii
display was clas-cd In the highest rank.
The Tobacco exhibited was Mf. Whit
tedia AmhrosIa. which has always mkcn
the highest premium III III the Fairs, IL
aud outof the state, wherever Il has been
entered.
RALEIaH, Nov. o0th, 1872.
Dtar Sir Thanks Cor your kind wish
~. ! | lind 4 pleasant trip III many -rc-
sl,ects. The tobacco attracted great deal
Of attention. as IL was the only manafact-
ured lchewlngl 10 our exhibition. and
was great curiosity 10 tile contIncntals,
who found don't know anything about
chewing. Tie Americans and English
present were crazy for Il, a. they Ind mt
been able 10 grt anyin Europe. distfIb-
utesi about Il dusen Plugs a. 40 advertise
nieslt amuug them. The box was len with
cyerything else 70 the close ~ tha TX,
sNos.l and the agent len IN charge was
tn dispose ofon the best terms ~ The Wind
,npahd remit. lie would probably have
to srll 10 the English. You are Of course
aware that we started afier the eutries for
premiums had closed, aud sought only adj
vcrii~ement. That VIE got ON large
scale. and think that We shall hear from
IT,
Those Of son who specimens did, a
service 10 tile State MS well as TO yourselves,
although neither your work nor mine Is
likely 10 find much appreciation % thanks
Ia the region of such dense old Rlplsm.
= verv truly yours. w. q. KErR
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a
There i 10 coilyeniclee. the want Of
Whirh 4 % seriously fsls ~ a good bakery
" this community. The tinrriiAlIiIty
and scarcity ~ csoks. aa,l shc consequent
PIess'ire upon hna-skespers makea shIng
"tnls kind ~ Che h<t isni,ousnce. "A
good baker wonIa do we'll here and
you'd V sure n steady and alrpIe pat
The schools, N themselves, would al
noss maintain olie. ahd when 10 tilIs Il
aaaei the demand Of almost every faniils
= We town, the support % a woQld be
sure. smN nT 'K q 4 y WI Z
", ne baker mu.t 5c::d good ono. Nhe
YOU'D sisocatoL - ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

Mr. w. :. Bynum fIslncoInton, ayoung
lawyer Of decided talent hasl abandoned
his profession for the purpose Of prspar~
Ing foF thu AIlbirtfy Ut the Episcopal
tbnrch.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

4 startling Ttntht-sT thousand die
'saaally from neglected coughs aud colds.
sa'eA soon ripea into consumption, or
0'A'r equally fatal diseases Of ihsluuss |;
sasa By the timely use of "a single bottle
= ". Wissar's naisam Of Wild Cherry
', " lives hayo bssu preserved 70 green
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

"a Business cards neatly printed at
this mice.
~ HANKS ofsarious kinds FOR sale At
this.o:li;e.
Il, li.st Ill fpartl, II. scs f'pr advertise
mtiisS.
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TURNER'S Y. q. STATE ALMANAC.
L 3 = q

This Almanac l. the gaa4t yalnah.e now
published IN North Garulin and should le Il, eye
w family - 7drtoro soalieraer.
Turner'S n. q. AlInanac.--ifhts Il one of the
meSs complete ainans'S ever published IN Nnrth
Carolina, aud contains features that Others have
never knuwn. Anew and interesting feature 4 4
fec1fsl Il the most important events that have oc-
CURED II Tie state during the fsngaing year.
Christian Allocate. fislcigh.
The department devoted u The anst,iat
state record of iSsa l. new feature yf The Alma
nae ,llsst viii r0mmenlit 10 popular favor every
Vi lere.--Iaily Journal Wilmington.
III Prize Nv. Fur salp at the Store IL
JOHN NJ. BLAEKWU0D.
nov. 20 I'm. IIillsboro. N g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

MAJ. Graham hasw f.f fsessefed from
ha injuries a. to 81 oat ns4sn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

A I greatly reduced prices, the following goods,
n which must be sold:
Sl BBLs. IRISH p0TATOES-Early Rose,
~ Early Goodrich, jackson Whites and Mer-
Ger.
900 Bushels White Corn.
200 4 !. Meal.
loo Barrels Flour-SuperiSs. Extra,
and Family.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1873-12-03

UJ5ce Deer G. III. Perks store
WILL, visit Chapel IIill on the iotil;h Mon.
w day of eveIy month.
Having moved 10 Greensboro. be will return
and spend the fourth week of each month ut his
Office ii iillsboro. and will remain tile following
week Unnecessary.
NJ office In IIiilsboro, will be kept open. by
br MARsaaLL GAAEIoS, who Is competent 70
perform all operations. Oct. s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

uambeFci among TIE prcseat worthless
q Maachosisr, bui meet Of the remain
Der have. II various periods. gone %
the spirit land We len yoar beautiful
village jos, as The morning sga. with.
COT clouds, was appearing above the
hilI tops cheerei by the good wishes
q those who approved cur poulous
project One said laugh, talk and be
wefy, only DO nothing wrong; an
other charged Us 10 apprize them Of
our safe arrival at "the rock then
called the halfway or dining house, by
the discharge Of a rife already mounted
upon the shoulder Of o young limb Of
the law who subsequently figured in a
large city, perhaps docs yet third
suggested that VIC should hoist a flag
az the same point. to be lowered on
our descent We needed our in
structioHs with due care. and before
midday were seated around our
rocky board " feasting upon the con-
tents Of a well stored basket Of eata-
bles, with bottle Of wine, which was
wisely regarded as sufficient for ten or
twelve persons on this occasion. Whe.
theF we continued our ascent with in
creased alacrity afterwards, is not dis
tinctly remembered, but it is known
that later parties did just as well,
probably a little better, without the
wine bottle. On reaching the summit,
we looked abroad upon the goodIy
land, and doubtless saw all the gran
deur sublimity and beauty since
graphically described by more gifted
pens
We, Of course, spent less time in our
descent than in our ascent reaching
home at eventide, not little jaded, all
being more or less tattered and torn,
and some Of us calling for little nurs-
ing several days.
The few survivors Of that youthful
group are now old, gray-headed aud
bending tow ard the tomb but do not
forget to participate in the pleasures of
the present generation.
An On LADY.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25
ORR BooR TABLE.

We have received from Scribner, Arm
strong e. Co, Of New York, a copy OF
Guyofs Physical GeographB a book
admirably adapted to the work Of awak-
ening an interest in this much neglected
branch of science. IL is work which
ought 70 be not only IN the hands Of every
advanced scholar in all our schools, but
in every household in the land.
We have received from the National
Publishing Company, Of Philadelphia, a
very attractive aud Interesting book en-
titled: The Enderetoped Hest; On Fire
Years IL He Territories. Being a com
plete history Of that vast region between
the Mississippi and the Pacific; is re-
sources, climate, inhabitants, natural
curiosilies, etc, with life aud adventures
on prairies, mountains, and the Pacific
coast By !. II Bcadie, western CORES
pOndeut Of the Cincinnati Commercial,
aud author Of life IN Utah, etc. Ii Is
a work wei worthy careful perusal and
Is almost Al entertaining as = tour thro'
the localities which Il 20 well describes
The GdlagV, Sheldon a. Co., New
York Il one Of the most welcome OF our
monthly visitors Ever fresh aud spark
ling. the September number forms no e1-
ception 70 the rule People who cannot
afford bat one Of our popular magazines
should take the Galaxy.
Peters Musical hOahlV, J l.. Peters,
New York, for September u 81 hand
This Is the only really merit0rious must
cal periodical with which we are acquaint-
ed, and is always filed with gene d song
and music for the plano enough 10
amount to five times the subscription
price. People unsteady inclined shoald
for 1t.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25

pnUE CIRCULATION 90 sEwsPArERs.
A writer IN lc Ol8 aad New o..
aaaiselly hlis tie BAL 81 tie head
says lhc Puismoath Journal vbea be
warns ths country press that tbe re-.
coBi aet Il congress aballshiaF the frce
etcaang1 De-, aad free circulation IF
newspapers where pabishe3 Is not
saly q blow AZ then bot at ulat liberty
n thought and Intelligence which Is
,bs life ~ Republican Institutions The
great city papers which aim 70 control
public opinion are net affected ~ the
restriction. Ii is Ia fact a discrimiua.
uea be ihejf favor They VIII aot only
supply the reading public more cheap.
ly bot almost exclusively with news,
as well az the comments by which that
news is often colorci II not misintcr.
preted Il Is fot their interest that the
county press should become the mere
chronicle of ils 0wn local gossip, which
nobody cares 10 read 10 the next town.
0r az best bot the echo Of some city
daily whose opinion is often kindly tel
egraphed ia advance Tor their guidance.
All this interference Of congress with
the liberty Of the country press has
done much to promote That press
showed los power aud Importance in
the recent presidential contest. when
Sc many Of the s0-callcd leading papers
of the country undertook to elect as
well as make q candidate, aud to defeat
as well as dcnounce the choice Of the
country They should refuse low to
accept the subordinate position TO
which 1t is attempted TO assign them,
and demand restoration Of the time
approved privileges of which not the
press only but the public have been de-
prived.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1873-09-25
.nnmIm wv M1Arrn nr..nnrs


Tic attention 81 orr readers is called
70 the article on our first page IN re-
gard % Saratoga and Jacksonville a.
places Questionable resort. Saratoga
IS Iar eToaiiHae the great fashionable
summer resort Of this country, and
Jacksonville aspjrcs to the same prom
iucuce AZ winter resort. The ques.
ton whether il wiH become 10 or not.
A. The writer Of that communication
well says depends upon the people Of
Jacksonville themselves, although tic
location and climate are all that coald
be desired More and larger hotels are
required i8f The accommodation uf thc
class u travellers who visit Saratoga
and other NORTHERN summer resorts, TO
induce lhem q spend the wiatcu ia
FLORIDA
Ebg pcraeal d this article has led
Ne & consider the need oi more hotel
Accommodation 10 Manchester. which
u already acknowledged 10 &c one AZ
tie mosi substantial and attractive Of
The m8aat4ia sammcf resorts Like
Jacksonville is location i ia its favor
he.ng The nearest point where tie peo-
pie q New York Philadelphia. Chicago
Ard the west ard south can aInags get
the pure mountain az - raucA desired
And which j. almost al absolute ueces-
sits e the residents q oar large cities
Manchester il sufr0aadel d every
eide d high mountains. AID 20 breeze
cAa reath il from either quarter With
out passing ovef them Ne ihr.te COR
readers 70 a careful pesusal q tie arti.
cle referred to-lH L they may zee tAe
ro4d Is The future prosperity q Mas
chester
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rirrY YaAns 400.
-. seplemher Is. -.

AtAftf#tFHH sig #fA'hAAhfNA aEF A't ~
Ma Ebuoa. ] read 10 the JouRSAL
of the nth that three seminary girls
immoualized themselves by climbing
80 the top Of N, Equinox, a few days
since, going straight up BY the shortest
aud most difieult route. Ia the same
paragraph it il iutimaied that this has
seldom Il ever been accomplished be
fore
] am glad 10 learn that, III this age
II physical debility aud mental dread
a exercise. there arc some ii NY La.
tive State who arc not afraid d such
undertakings Bot. Mr EDITOR, this
same thing has been denc before.
Jast City years ago this month, the
writer vas ono 81 party 81 ten Or
twelve which went straight up BIT
Eqalnot il vas called "West noun
tAia thea uithoai tie aid o. horses.
carriages. o. Any similar convenience
Tive 81 nree q this company are sfill