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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.

COUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
- NOTICE.
On and l. 1873, vii leave Sosh hsbh't NV
I'm Q follows (Sandsys exeepteib: - $500.
For Patchosue and intermediate stations ct $50 and
For Ishp intermediate stations At 30 n and .sd
For Babylsa and intermediate soueas a. $50 n and 10"
and q p m. Ian g. 4
and pm a1o q .
Hsnpsesd RoeAasay. and isssrssdsss ssoes ct w"
4, D. and p
Saaasy ua,ss tsavs Bsslvish 70, Ishp ssea
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d. Ut. BOfU. Jf Nel nm Ageut
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, the GREA

DENNSlLNANlA RAiLhOAD, lle pnl,h'
Il TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL hotlh =.
Trains SewYOrk from foot Of Dssbosses and
Express for Harrisburg Pittsburgh the West and South With P
Palace Care attached $3.50 .. and s;3O p n sun"
For Baluuore Washington. and the soO,b $40 H. 3'
Express tor PSl,dsphia. $40 e3o 1880 a D. 80
Q D. aad II night suncay ,. $40 $50 AMI p M H~'
For Trsooo a 10 a II. q $40 aOd 6:lo suOd. CIV
"Fo, Newark At D. $50 1920 TAO 800 g. TO- IL "a
.S2:3U $40 $40 4:lO 4;3o ;. 5:20 $40 o. $40 hSV
7:30 $40 10. IL: 80 and ~ night Sunday DO DIV "
Por BTube,h g. $50 7s2o TAO. 500 10 IL. l2 a.
/ p 2:3O $40 $40 4,O, 4;3O. 300 6:i0. u tlO "a
7:SO $40 10. 1880 and ~ OgbL Sunday o;-o o."
'n To RI RshsaT g. $50 100 500 10 m ~ H. 80
AID 34U 40 $50 500 $40. q. $40 $50. $40 lOt
md IL night SUNDAY. $40. sDd 6:l0 .. m
For Woodbridge PERTH AmbOy and south Anboy 'bd IoA
-isu Nvb,uas.tel 7: 30 and 500 m IL 2 $40. Az
DO 10 I 0. m and II DgtL SUNDAY. Gle ;. m
20, E.,,M Milestone 500 N. IL noon and 4:3O o.
Lor Lsmbertyile sud Pennington $3.50 q NJ and p
Eor PblIip,burr Belviderc. and 0. ~ AN.
Bordentosn, Burh1yton and Cau'eh s'SV soo
m I2:3O. 2 $40, 4. and 6lo p m
For Freehod I. ~ q. H. 2 AID q o. u
Va, P.rmingisle and Squsn, I:2O q H. and pm
Ia, pemher ton ana CaIIden and 2;30 IA. ~
ry.ns arrive a. solows From Pittsburgh $500 NJ l.9y
Tan m daily IL 55 daily, except Monds' Prom va as
ton and Baltimore sos 6le and 1927 N; % ieiA
Il:5o a m 2:l5. 6.l5. sos. s;$$. 1927 saSo"'
sos $50 IL :55 m and 1927 u.~.
Ticket 500 435, 27l sDd s4f bosdSsy No
ana foot Desbrosses and Corsdss snrna 1elst 60
pa.
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COTTON MARKETS.

1000 Dbl. Flour 900 bush West 1000 bush Com o00
bush Oats 1000 Barley 2OOe bush Rye 5000 bead Of Hogs
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financial.

bonds issued urder this
mortgage twenty-five Millions or tins amount sA lLoHe ae
reserved eIngush absorb the unsecured uendt w
New sinking Fond 10 OF ss" and the balance bat ONE MIL
In nmnIn arennW ole
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

por ahon months including oe Of February AND c
par JAsussy Arr lambs not quoe sPst rom
OF
o kbou, 81 number Of lambs called 81 fsuoA
fancy prices but % rs
ssosOs spras lsmb appeared In The reports Tor the as "
April
80 70 l. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-07

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE.
GREAT REDUCTION IN RATES or FREIGHT AID PASSAGE.
Steamships oil this Line viii leave Pier H. NORTH
River for AsVlss At ~ o'clock follows
JANUARY 1874 COLON Can't Conner Passenger aud freight
JANUARY II, 1874 CITY or PANAMA (lex) -. Freight only.
JANUARY "a 1874, ACAPULCO, Capt Gray Passengers aud
freight.
FEBRUARY z 1874 RISING STAR Can't Jones Freight only
Connecting Panama With the large and splendid Steamships o. ths
Line aui also the tLmn "a steamer
for Central American and South Pic6c ports
RATES or PASSAGE;
Francisco CabD 800 III 10 currency rco
lug TO location -
New.York o Ssa Francisco. steerage $50 currene7
this Line for China leave San FRANCISCO on the
lst Of every month
For FRI eht Passsge other Information apply at the Com
pans Pier AZ North RIVER foot OF Canal st. lok
II. j. BuLLAY, kJFuS MAI
SUPERINTENDENT eePresiden ami Managing Director
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RECEIPTS OF PRODuCE.

Tot.i....... l72,3e9 2.S76,5ol 3,t9o,C
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23
4 NICE cuKIsTMAs GfFT.

One 81 the most appropriate and ac-
ccptable Christmas cor New Years gift
that can be presented to Sister orSweet-
heart or musical young lazy Is a years
aubscfIltion 10 ~ tile Southern Musical
Journal, with tie valuable premiums
which accompany Il. The subscription
price i uow $i.25 per year, postpaid, aud
every subscriber has choice truth four
valuable premiums worth from 80 cents 10
Si.uu each, or II preferred, ciance In n
supufb SsN Square Grand Piano. which
will lie rallied among Journal subscribers.
Send maine aud address with tile sub.
scrIptiun price crclosed, aud the Journal
with premiums will le promptly mailed.
LuDDEN 4 BATES PUBLISHERS.
Savannah, ia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23


During the session OF the late Superior
Court of Orange negro from Durham was
convicted Of the theft ofa safe key and
sentenced to twelve months Imprisonment
IA the county jail. The kindly feelings
81 some gentlemen here were worked upon
and they applied for and obtained a pardon
from file Governor. He has beer here FOL
some lime working out the costs dc in
Cured In the trial. A few days since, the
rascal having paid Off his obligations, con-
clrded To leave, aud to obtain the neces>
saEy meaRs, he conceived aud carried out
the plan Of going to the house of Major
Dickson, now in jail for theft, and telling
his wife that Major had sent him .or
Majors best clothes, M all lie money
she lad On hard. She supposIng that the
applicant was engaged III plan to liber-
ate her husband from jail readily Eel into
the trap, and gave him Majors best ccilt,
and seven dollar III money-all she had.
Major II none the better .orit, aud the sues
cessful rogue has gone to parts unknown
another example of mlsapplied charity
aud abused credulily.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23
The Daily sens.

We have omitted 10 notice the enlarge
ment andgrvat lmpIovemebtsf thIslaper
made necessary by a novelty In North
Carolina Iourmallsm-a vastly Increased
advertising patronage md enlarged sub
scEipiIon ilsi. The News las shown pluck
and en,oFpriAe 10 Al that Il does, aud has
RESPONDED promptly aud handsomely 70
Che confidence exhibited by the public
Long may l. thrive, an evidence that
journalism sometimes finds lie reward a
mong ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

The half century old custom Of The
Reeorder will not be departed from il,is
yeas--there will he no paper Issued from
this Office next week.
wesend greetings 10 our readers. nnd
the hore o. ihelullcst enjoyment ofasca-
non when All hearts are opened, nj chart
tiles enIIvtncd when cares aud relsshnces
are alike forgotten, aud when man for
aHce 10 the year, resumes hl- better ma
iare. and looks upon human Kind with a
feeling Of kindred fcllowship
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23
Tasl. Of = cI.rl.s...a. rnrkcx.

Some scamp, with an eye more to his
own comfort than that Of the true owner
thereof despoiicd the coopsof Thames
Parks night or two since Of the 2 fitted
calf" Tho atted turkey, destliled 70
grace the Christmas table, and.tiie fatten-
Ing fowls as humber companions to the
lordly bird were all taken. Friend Parks
seems TO BE- favoriIe game with the light
fingered gentry.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23
s.sss. De.sh.

We learned As We passed Durham on
Saturday night that nlan by the nane o.
sl.owacre, a master carpenter on The new
building u Mr.. J. s. Carr lad just died
suddenly. Ne lind len his work atille
close ofthe day ID his usual good health
In 81 hour he was a corpse.
lie was but recently married. aud his
wife at the time Of his death Was In PEI
teEsbnEK.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

sons, aud Hollomans on the other,
looks dwarfed, and humbled. Fine as
they are, one fails to sec the necessity Of
such sky scrapers az Andrews aud Briggs
have erectei' But II peaSes them, it
improvess the street, aud itpIeases ihe pubs
Zig, and ! viii not criticize III naturally.
n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23
~ GOODS FOR CHRISTMAS
ANDALLTHE YEAR ROUND


Make your hushanns, wives, and children pres
ents ii useful articles.
-, 4, 800 s., u,
lianlks.chiei, oloYe ana Work-Boxes IN great
a, 80. -,
"Ih rali IbOtosiaph-AiDums, anu Fan
reI,. s.9 ~. ,r,,,,a, ,,...,,.. oh.
a no,ist Mate' tiuier anu Aarsciiics quilts;
. fan'e; s s., anu el'1'iu t9scis;
,re,.. ~ a,,. ANu ~. hesi
.y',,a n,sh ~ hiecii, IN ee5ailt
~, rro,i,', Ri'.,Ia,i p,o,.,,s I. h.,y,ha;
~. pesleu ocAeas ny one nan their va
s,i iue 49, e.,,,. c.o,, ", !, I'LL,
~. arrest ,.so, ,n Nh I, s III embraces
Wy ~, ~ ''ss sssso' sinehs " .his ely;
h;'.,. ,,;,s RI an9 SehieeI'
1haonS ni ~ VI w toliiu WI ilssoIlhleht
NJ li nsa =, ~ ,e, ~ u Ei,I
'..I', anu Llioiouored hahuker.
nhas ~, anu ooteoh hahaksf
,, Sn,e.s ~ III s ei.ieilah'
ss. ias ~ .,,., TN s,ri, , sor gcnsen.an;
TAI hipp"Hs ~ sseat variety HVhi 4oc up 70 Fl.
F, - PER . sard; ,.riv eor ,,o,,, -, .,,,a,
.. ~ f - -. ttss! toi "VneH anu cihiuIeh
N. ntss eaeV,
~ uo'g 4 I. = I'M, a o.e w ,.. ~ anu
inathe rsest and cst p, ~ 81 4, NM I'M
US ny ~ sess ahu pcss assorteu stVeA ~ THIS
eh,' shy; M 49,, ,.,,,.,.,,, 49,. 49,. ],
IN 500: $500 \ ~ Z i'oin =
.,,t;y q 't.,,.,l s.l,;.,. 49,, - !. -,
raii,ss balh ,ssa sk'rss rom .e Y
knit sscones .sssa,,Ss toats ILL, az ~ H.,
Msrina sn,hs,,,,a AMI I,,,tsl,,, s,.i, 49,
Drawers. = -''1
Cotton cashmere and Iamhs,.VVoaI phi, adj
stri,ed Hos. ~. ,,.,,, ,,,,d ~; lIs.,,. w
Iet.f bsins Fa. rims s,r',,ss .1fo-
slaliions g,arelsts N,,.LIs,.ss mi S,,,d..s.
f,oiss,te,s tI.,r,,'. A. 80,
Lavender. MaIii,I"Sa and os.lora Tsilet IVA VA,
trs. slo s,,,s =, 1900 ,,i.,,.. : =
Beaded md B,,sle tijmts' Ffineas HI Insert.
ins N sreaf xasi,tys N n,,,rh Lei,,y ,..,,,i,e
nrires.
BalI t,hpulelle and Rn,lion Frinses n IN n TIA
Ieadina color NH ,,,., ~ i,,,,,,,sas
oftle latest STYLES:
Plain and Beaded YAK I-ace.s, GuIpuFe, Bobbin.
M as..1 ai.,, WaI.., '' ,,ii Dnsnsss
i,,1si s,,i,.. ~ s'ee''s is-
tlasIs Il, sy1, ,,,rss,,,. ,,p,r., vv.;.. ,,,, =,
s,,,,a sor ,.ie,n, j,,. an. s,,;,.s.a s. -
holday nrssenis. ~
rlss.,nt -. ,,nJ v,,,, i,,,.,, f,,,,.t;. 4, -.
,Sri..ly. ~ s'0'e
I,r,Issels. Tanestyy T'hraa-ply In,-,;r w.
tain and IIernn t,arnats. 'eue
Cocoon s;ats Mopl alats Tanos,r, y.i,...
minister and 0il-clolh Rugs:
Mhlse and coiored Blankets in al sizes and qua
wh;,e .nd eal,rcf T,,,,,,a5 p,.ti - MT.
Fianuels IN alI a,,alites Al estreu,.Iy INV ri.
ces;
bieasaed, unoleacheo. eoloied, aad Printed
Another decline N the "rs ~ c 'S1 Goo.s
New York Mills Csc; wanslita l5r.; Dayot.
lie; ,, 1noisSsiled Knitting eotLoa BIC; per
advantage Of the decline immediately; ''e
Pillow.ease Cotton and shestinss ntaiIed At
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

Mr.. Denj. NJ. Lougee, a well known cit
izeil III this city. dis,s at lis rooms at tile
Carolina Hol.ss yesterday morning. His
funeral will fake place this evening at3
O'Clock from The Presbyterian church.
Mr. Lougee was known to be gentleman
Of a very kind heart, and his friends never
wanted a iarthing in the power of his Civ.
ing that tl.ey were not supplied. Peace to
his ashes.-Ncsrs.
IL Is reported that the negroes IN onr
section have generally settled IL that they
are done with politics. They prufessed
70 have discovered that marching ID tile
pol Island putting In piece ofpaper III y
box does not I'll their pockets or their
stomaehs. They have been good while
finding Il odt.-Grccnsboro Patriot.
DR.. ]. 81. Peasants, well known 10
newspapers In the Noath part Of the
State has succeeded Col. w. L. Cameron
as assistant editor Of tie Petersburg In
lex and Appeal.
The Raleigh Sentinel says During he
sitting oftle last Legislature 4 letter laid
III tie pest Office without postage fur a
long time. Il was finally taken out By
some Of the menlbers and 1t was letter
toliis wife BY ono Of the Legislators. II
went on to say, " Dear Betsy, I wish you
cs,uld see what a nice room | am living
in, and We have biscuits two times day.
The state Executive Coninittco viii
nleetIn Raleigh on Wednesday, january
the 2llh 1875 10 consult In regard 10 I'm.
portans matters.
Al lie recent Conference In Raleigh.
We learned from a statistical report that
the Methodist church South. numbers
over 6g.010 members and 2l,Oo0 Sunday
School scl.olars.-Gazette.
II win be observed from the Legislative
reports. that steps are being taken 10 ret
bill passed TO authorize aud empower
The Governor 20 ofltr reward &c 500 FOR
for tile capture ~ tie notorious scoundrel,
Lee Dunlap. If.the Legislature can do
anything 10 hring this criminal to Justice
We sincerely hope Il viii do IL. twill be
bat lardy justice then. l.is shame up.
on laws that red-landed murderer, such
as Dunlap Is, should have ilIis. long es.
capped the gaIlows. Tfany one ever dr.
served hanging, he does, and We are AS
tonlshea i. the forbeaanee Of tile people
~ Charlotte IN that they Lro0kcd the
laws delay III this case, instead 81 melting
out punishment, meritcd. swift and terri
Ole punishment. upon the villain who
ruihlessly. without cause, took The life u
a good aud peaccabIe man. Observer.
The Methodist at Fremont are building
now church.
One hundred new buildings are going
VI IN Greensboro.
Dr.. WIN. \. Hicks, and oil citizen Of
Oxiori i dead.
Capt. Wait.of the n. G. n. X. has 10.
signed lis c0nductofship.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

We learn thata young friend had the
misfortune to have his sliced, which Us
lad lslt hIichei somewhere about town.
stripped o. all his acco1trencnss, saddle,
blanket aud all. We fear our friend
~as shIaksng of something else than bis
horse at the time.
.Oi Barney lei The GIRL alone
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

Look oui for the Carrier Thursday even.
Ing with his Address. He has faithfully
served you through TIE prss year, Donot
forget him when he presents his address;
only IS cents. Now i the time TO recip-
roeate aud make his heart Joyous and glad.
Christmas comes but once year, do not
ferget 10 give him cheer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

We are indebted toJ. II. Enniss Il
Raleigh the Publishers and perpeiuaioru
Of this old " Institution for y copy % the
number for 1875. II ndds 70 Is lanreIs l,y
the addition ~ much valuable matter, q.
mong which are tile current events aud
the neurology Of the past year. Altogether
The number Tor 1870 is the best YET pub
llzhed.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

See Al Of this School This Is one Of
the hest Schools n This section OF the
country. Mr.. Hughes has conducted this
School for the last thirty two years, 70
the entire satisfaction II all who have en-
trusted their boys 10 his instruction
and guardianship. The School 4 situated
IN healthy and most moral neighbour
hood Ia the county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

See the Advertisement of lite Misses
Nash aud Miss Kollock. We do hops lie
merits Of this most excellent school win
be appreciated ~ n generous uubIIc and
thai 1t viii receive tile supportit 70 richly
deserves.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23
MOTiGE..

a III. persons are strictly prohibited from
~ Hunting with net, gun. or trap, or trcss-
passing In anyway on the lands bounded as fol-
lows. lExeept Fox Hunters who viii have OK.
elusive right 70 huit.l
The Lands adjoining Wash. Roberts. VIM
Andrews, Mrs y Hobbs aud other. ON the Jones
and wOody's Ferry Roads. Also two tracts
known - the Reeves & il0dson's tract. adjoln-
Tug VIM sykes, chesIey Andrews james Long
Henry Ca;ts and Others, on Jones and Woody,
road. on Ncw Hope. Also enc place on cane
Creek, adjoining Margret s8ipcs. John Kirk and
others. ANTHONY CALDWELL,
John DODSUN.
dec. 10 pd. M. ID. REEVES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

See Tlnnins' series 81 ais which were
received COO late last week or notice.
Every thing that Christmas wants and
daily needs call far are here me: on the
inosi accommodating terms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

We issue 60 most ofopr spl'seribers,
supplement containing Goy. unahams
iclier on convention. No time for COM
Rlrnf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

Iii IIillsboro ut 81 Matthews Church by
The Rev. q. ]. Curtis. Nc 3. Blount Chcs.
hire n Tarhnro N. q. 10 Mss Annic III.
danghler eI las. Wekt..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

A heavy nlin on Sunday something q
rarity durisg re past thrce months.
Not fake Of snow has fallen here 70 Ear
this season that we have seen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

Have you been 10 cooiey's? lie has q
fine assortment Of wagons suitable for
children.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23
If you want to Buy goods Cheap go to
TtNNIN'S.

a nice assortment Of Rufus CoIloretts &c
az TINNIN'S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

Rmmoru. Or rather something slrnngcr
than Fumvrs. indicate the iranafer 81 this
paper from the hands ~ Mr. Turner, ~
sale. % ether parties. We do not speak
efltas . fact. and therefore win not COM.
ment now upon the anticipated withdraw.
al from the Fanksof journalism ofcne who
has baliIrd "a pcrsIstsntIy and 20 success
fully against ascalliy IN all shapes, aud
who hss made the name Of the Sentinel
Synonymous With that q honesty, a. has
Nj. Turner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

" II you want good pair OF Boots or
Shoes, ut low figures, go to
T!NNrN,s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

The town ~ Wndesbpn Il afflicted
with swlndIlng machluc called the
Wheel or Fortune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23
sper,or Court. ALAMANcE COUNTY

Sgperor Court: ALAMANcE COUNTY
Jas. G. Moore, as administrator Of
William ADMINISTRATIVE.
ogaiast.
John Adams, John Boon and wife Roena.
Jacob Hicks and wife Piety-Deiendants
Summons for Relfef..
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
TO he Sheriff IF Aian,anee Co., greeting:
UoU are hereby commanded 10 summons
I John Adams. John Boon and wife Roena.
jacob llicks 4 vito Piety. The Defendants above
named. u they he found Niihin your county, 70
appear AZ the Office Oftie CLERK oi the SUPERIOR
Nourt, Tor The County Of Alamanee, within
twenty days amer the service oftliis summons on
them exclusive Of the dss % such service.
and answer the Complaint which will he deposss-
cd 10 the Office Of said Clerk within ten days irOin
the date 0fthis Summons. Aud let said Defendants
take notice that " they al. 90 answer the COM
plant within that time, the Plaintiffs wili APP
lly 70 the IorTt for the relief demanded Ia the
iIcrroI laiI not. and of this Summons make due
return.
Given under my hand and seal of said Court,
this the sth day " December. 1874.
w. A. ALBRIGHT.
Clerk of superior Court
foe Al1lnance County.
In The above entitled aetlou Il appearing 10 the
Satisfaction 81 the Couft. that John Adams one
ofthe DEFENDANTS isa nun-rcsident ct the state;
Il Il ordered. That service Of summons be had
upon him BY publication IN the iiillsboro Rceor-
der. a newspaper published weekly IN Hillsboro.
North Carolina. for us siisee ssige weeks.
W. A. ALBRIGHT. csc.
dec ~ GO. Aianance county.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

HAVE several pieces Of heavy Cassi-
meres, that don't want to carry over and
willsellat reduced prices. If in want come
and see me: Il. d. TINNIN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

Agood lot Of Ky. Jeans, Kerseys, Mens>
Ware generally at TINNIN'S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

Really Made Clothing at fIENIN'S.
Buy your Christmas Goods at
TINNIN'S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-23

Best Coffee, Sugar, Lard, Flour, Molas.
see, siaegar, Kerosene Oil, DC at
TINNIN'S.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-04-08
The Widows Mite.
BY MRS. II. B. STOWE.

The great peculiarly of the Bible is it:
unwOrldlnesS-its contempt of what mer
usually care for, its care for what mer
usually despise. 1t is the book of the neg
lected, the suffering, the forgotten. Thi.
care of the lowly is asserted of the God o
the Bible with a peculiar majesty of Ian
guage: - For thus saith the high and loft,
One that inhabiteth eternity, whose name
is Holy; dwell in the high and holy place
with him also that is of contrite anC
humble spirit, to revive the heart of the
cOntrlte ones"
One of the most painful feelings of the
heart is the sense of personal insignificance
To have the soul full of emotions that no.
body cares for, to love and admire those
who we are sensible can neither know nol
regard our love, to long in some way to dc
something for "a great and noble cause and
feel utterly poor and powerless-be con-
scious that the utmost we can give and dc
is of no accounts a smothering sorrow
which would have no outlet were there no,
such God as the Bible reveals.
The temple of the living God in .Jerus:,-
lem was miracle of riches and splendor
Tacitus speaks of it rs a prodigy of opu-
lence, celebrated through the world. Ii
famed like constellation on the distant
view of the returning Jew going up tc
worship in Jerusalem, mountain of white
marble and glittering gold
The pride and wealth of the returnin
Jews whom the great festivals brought II,
to Jerusalem was all the while enrichins
tine treasury with magnificent Offering
from every known land. The Jews wer,
a trading people. scattered through all tn,
lands of the earth. who brought back whel
they returned to their national festivals
contributions from all the riches of tn
world.