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poder que lie tena conferdo e que snscribe quedan
do aquel Sr. en- la buena opinion fama de que hasta
ahora ha disfrutado Puerto Rico, Jnnic de 1875
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da 30 del mes pr6ximo pasado ha cesado D. Juan c..
Martinez (conocido por Pepin e carterc) 81 cobro
de las cuentas de nuestro establecmiento "La Borin
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quedado con agnnas cuenas hechas efectivas Otras
sin entregarnos su mporte queremOs evitar que con-
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a recienemey por papores Ponce o. Puerto Rieo
IeygGntNes SaatOaa AsaaciOn de Maestro SeNona a
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
PREMIUM FOR 1875.

Every subscriber for 1873 viii receive a beatti.
fu portrait, in oil colorS, Of the same Noble dog
whose picture In former issue attracted 20 much
attention.
MANS U.NsELFISH FRIEND
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
Southern Illustrated Age.
RALEIGH. N. C.

AALGxULs N. -
THE only Illustrated Weekly In the
South. Eight pages. Forty columns. Cum
tanning more reading matter than any
weekly published In the Southern States.
The first number II the SOUTHERN
ILLUSTRATED AGE vii. be issued on
Saturday. 2Gth dag Of June, 1873.
TIE Publisherintends making II an illus
trated record of the times II will treat of
every topic. Political, Historical, Literary
aud Scientific, which s0f current interest,
and give tile best illustrations that cah be
obtained, original or foreign.
The Southern illustrated Age will be
printed ON new type, and heavy book pa-
per-.
On its list Of contributors will he found
the names of many of the best writer's In
the South. Serial and short stories, poems
and sketches, aud well conducted editorial
departments. giving The latest personal,
literary. scientific, political, religious and
commercial intelligence, will funish every
week an amount Of reading matterunsur-
passed by other papers. la excellence and
variety. IL Is Intended 10 make tile 6iutlI.
ern illustrated Agea Journal for the fire
side: several columns will be specially de
voted to all subjects prrtainin to domestic
and social life.
No family should he without Z.
Subscription price only sspeI annum
Postage free.
Il. r. FULGHrM. Editor.
Raleigh, y. q.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13

nFFlcE and nesidsnre. On earncr of Queen
W aud thlWton sfs. where he can TIways'
W. l1linl except WHOM absent Professionally.
Jan. ~ "a y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
GOING EAST GOING WEST.
STATIONS. MAIL. NAIL

passenger train having Rsicigh st $40 o. M.
conneeis nj t;rrensboro wishti~ Nertheru bo,lnd
tram; mak'ng the gnirkest time 10 an Nsrthern
rtits. Prize ~ Tirkrts -sms n VIA other rpt,ts,.
Trains 90 and frpln ppInf- ksst aft3rcenslsors
ennners NJ Greensioro with Mail Trims 20 or
ifom points North or Sotlsh
Two Trains ,laIIy b.ih WAYS.
en- SUNDAYS Lynchburg Arrpmmadafisn leatH
Richmond at Doga M, nrrsse NJ BiRkeyiIle i2.l1
p M. esse Burkesilie 4.s =. M, arrive a Rseha
mnnd IN M.
Pnllmxh Paaee ears on ~ uisff trains belweea
Charlotte and kEhmond, (srboui change:
No Change of Cars between Charlotte
and Richmond. 2s2 Miles.
Papers that have arrangement. 10 advertise The
schedule % this company win please print as !.
bow.
For hrfher infarrna,ion adsirr-S
Sc AlLLN, t;eu7 Tirket Agent
8rrensboro, y, 4.
+. n. X. Tstrgrr.
Ehgiarvr and superiniendeni.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
nANUREs.


Fattening Hogs have their quarters -
arranged that they may be dry and warm.
Put muck and leaves q other absorbenis 10
the bottom VI their pens. as soon 80 thsy
ara used ~ renew them. Feed thea first
with soft food like apples. pompkins and
toois, mixed IL practicable with scalded
meal and bran. Increase the quantity Of
meal gradually. Feed thsm ssft sers -
/, i hnsked out. Put up your hogs as
early az possible. They tatten quicker and
tbriye much better. Give Of hrst occasion-
i small doses ofHour o. sulphur, std keep
a.hes. rotten wood. and mixisso.of lime
and salt. within their reach. Beef Cattle
ought 10 be pushed ahead ~ Spidl, as
,ssible. Feed them on I'D corn meal and
eace IN while mess Of roo.s and pump.
kins. Give Sheep the best rastursge you
ean afford when they are faitening. Milcb
Cows Deed and should bsve little extra
feed and care ss the pastures grow poor.
A little hay al night and moderate mess
ofmeaI end bran will bc repaid IN their
yield. Young Stock " every kind OugL,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
CElSER'S
PATENT sELF-REG uLATING
GRAIN SEPARATOR.
Cleaner and Bagger.
I'M SMITH 4 CO.,
Post Office Box No s. Richmond. Va.
GENERAL AGENTS FOR
Eastern Tirginia aVl The Stdes cf North
CtrOliaa, South Caroiind and GeOrgi0.

This isthe most convenient, portable. aud lest
made TllREsIIER and CLEANEE now Ia Use.
It threshes Iapid..and cleans perfectly than
any other pattern. lt hH. sell Regulating Blast
which makes the blowing over Of Wheat Nh inn
possibility.
Descriptive Catalogues ~ this Machine. and
smiths Mounted Va. Hor~e Power, promptly
cent 10 any address.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
THE PEE DEE HERALD.
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY.
AT
RADESRORO NC.
HADESBORO' Nc

IHIDESBORU ~ C.:
ONLY ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
Bright. cheerful, progressive, always up
TO the advancing thoughts Of the times,
the Herald takes rank withihe leading
journals of the day. Is ON the SIDE o.
Christianity.
The Herald IL desuted to the family cir
Gle. IL cphtaiils original aud selected stories
wit, iunIDr. &c; every family In the land
should subscribe for Il Its lDw price lonly
one dOllarl places it within. the rpach of
the poorest Ia tile land. We pay all post
age
Read Whut Tho Press think 1fds.
The Herald Is First Glass Family Pa
per. Having soine Of the abIcst writers la
North Carolina attached In it, staff. There
Is enough Humorous read ny In Tito make
Que laugh for weeh--enougiI 10 kepf
you jolly till tile next comes, = Hockmari
Gal lNeus.
We refer 10 tile publisher Of this paper
Subscribe at once. address.
HERALD, WadtrburJ, &C.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13

10 begin the winter III good condition, and
a little extra care now will prevent their
Going backwards, when it will be very
hard to get their back.
PLANTING ORCHARDS.
DO not neglect this work. the time .or
which is at hand. Abundant fruit on q
farm pays in the long run and In immediate
results in proyemeit Of the family :
health increasing the va riety Of salahle
products from and BY enhancing the value
Of the land. Do the work thoroughly .
Buy :he trees from reliable nurserynien, y
number III whom are advertising in the
Farmer, and eschew peddlers aud travelling
agents
OLD ORCHARDS.
This Is good time to 60 over these aud
cut out dead branches; scrape the moss
and lichenr from the trunks. and white.
wash the steams and main limbs. Thl
process will destroy many insects and thei
eggs. The wash may have its brightness
lessened BY an addition ofa little laml
black.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
DRAINS AND DrTcnEs.

When the pressure ofother work 90 the
fana win permit this % good time 20
drain such lands as may need il. BE care
ful that water burrows are properly laid of
10 Jour grain fields and kept clear.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
THE DANYILLE TIMES.

81 To- 1855, having On extensive circulation
h ail The virginia and North Carolina counties
around Danyille. Prize ", year, ei. for six
monihs; 30 eeuta fnr three months. Specimen
copies forwarded upon sppIIcatiDn.
Address r. BDULDfN,
June " EdItor and Proprietor.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
OLD ORCHARDS.

~ NyAsSGss warted for two supe,b
OAN wsrks OF French art, .sLiitlc Raa-
tody AL her Fets' and the pretty pair, The
Dinaer aad the Nap" These pictures are
worthy Of 4 place in costly homes and In.
expensive enough for the simplest. Selling
te, ready saies good profits and quick returns
ANY active person who will take hold q make
4 handsome inc ono. send for our beat terms
at once.
J.B. FORD & co;
July 2S i2t. 81 Park Place, New York. !
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13

PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE EN-
PLOY MENT..-'F 'FeautifuIg .Charmlngv 'Uh.
how loyelyr what are they worth &c. snrh
are exelamatiOns By tb0Se " Sis0 see The large ele-
CANT New Chromos pr0dueed by the European
and American Chrome Publishing Go. They
are all perfect Gems of An. No one can resist
the tempi ation 10 buy when seeing thr Chrnmos.
Canyassers, Agents, and ladies aud EeBth men
out OF employment, will hnd this ilIe bet Upefi.
ing ever offered TO m Ike money. for .ull pgrti-
culars. send stamp foE confidential circular.
address r GLEA>tpN u CO.,
T3S Washington ST., PodOn, Mass.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1875-10-13
THE BRo WV coTToY GIN CO.,


Asnufaeturers Of Cotton Girs, Cotton Gin Fee
ders. Condensers and lotion Gtn Material- Of
every description. Our Gins have been in use
thirty years. and have an established reputation
fvS -lsplciiy. llght-ruaning. durability, and foT
quality and quantity of Int ProtfuosA Our
Feeder II easily Attached to the GiD. aIgll sertly
Operate by ANY hand nl ordinary inisrszynss,
They are tie Sinpiea aud cheapest FerdtT NJ The
market and lerd With Bsore regularity than y
possible BY hand. Increasing the Uuttnru aud
giving cleaner aud better sample. At ali Fairs
where exhibited and b. Planters having them III
uAe, they have b. u accorded the klglest enro.
nsHs.- 1aiT COndbsn-sr- wsweiI nnuie. durable
aud simple IN rpnsfrtntiOn, and do what u re-
qiilred % them rapidly and well. No additional
p0wer j. required 70 drive the Feeder or Con-
denser. and 30 Gin IIon-e v complete without
them. We are prepared ~ warraBt, 10 amy Tea-
elsesf. Cifenlirs. prices ans. suti incarnation
fnrnishrd. Adafe-s ~ above. orayply 10 LEMIs
IiAEES. Lexington, NC.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10

tho defendants counsel that he
threw up, the gsponge ains advance.
Now, wo do not know that the At
torney Generals presonce in Winns
boto would have helpedsany one but
himself, for Solicitor Maclscy prose
cuted the case with. boldness and
ability. But after all that we have
heard of REFORM, md how the Attor
ncy General is going to bring order
out chaos and law out oflawleasness,
VIC cannot but express our regret
that he was not hero to look after
tho interests of the State, and to
place his position as reformer be
yond cnvil.
The Attorney General, we arc told,
has "Ispi: ations." These aspirations
arc not likely to be rc'tlizcd, unless
he proves conclusivcly to the
people that he is really IN ardent
rcformcr. There is yet time. Many
prosecutions are nce,led. Let the
Attorney General bestir himself.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10

were organizedthey wore in anita
gonism to- the traditions Of the
republican party That party had
n record oflnothing but evil. but
this year, important changos have
been offectcd:" The tax union in it's
primary object Of ctfccting III honest
government and equal protection
to al is i'll harmony with the gov
crnor and several of the Judicial
officers. Lust year the goyclnor
was the chief enemy to honest gov
crnmcnt. This yoar tho governor
is endcavoring to secure it His
Influence is thrown in the same Iii
rcction in which the efforts of tho
tax union are directed. A vigorous
tax union, composed of the best elc-
ments of conservatism and rcpubli-
cnnjsm con greatlya aid the admins
tration i'll cffccting reform. We
therefore sincerely trust that there
will be n full meeting Of. the Union
on. the fourth Tuesday in November.
We trust the whole press of tho
State, in sympathy with good gov
ernmcnt, will extend Gen. Chcsnuts
c:lll and will urge upon the people
tho duty Of maintaining the Union.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10
NOTICE ! +!

Our limited force prevents us
from setting up moro than a certain
amount Of type each day. In order
therefore to obtain sufficient reading
matter We will hereafter be com
pelled to make less frequent changes
in standing advertisements. Wo are
prepared to change these advertiser
ments in turn, sclni-monthly. only a
certain amount being changed in
any one issue. These changes al
ways deduct from tho amount of
reading matter set, without incroas
ing tho 'pace to be filled, and 1c-
require additional expense. We
adopt this rule for the present. We
must charge extra for moro frequent
changes. We also desire to Use as
little display tyre as possible. All
transient advertisements will be in
sorted at any time.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10
COMMUNICATED.
Mr.. EUitOr ;.

Mr.. ENitor
"Thc Conflict Of Science with Re
ligion". is the title of book which I
have recently obtained. 1t is writ
ten hy Rev. Fl. W. Norris, author or
Science and tho Bible" a wonderful
book which I circulated among your
readers n few years ago. 1 nm anx-
iouB to place this new book in their
hands, and for this purpose have
accepted the agency for it. This is
a book for the times, and il a rich
treasure for the christian, sustaining
him on the "Rock Of Ages, against
the shafts of intiiolity hurled upon
him. The scientists like the boast-
ing giant Of Gath, have doficd the
armies Of Israel and spread terror
through their ranks, but our author
comes forth like JesHc's shepherd son
comes armed with the panoply of
God and prostrates the frightful
Philistinc. He takes hold of the
subject with tho calmness and con-
filcnce which truth inspires and ex-
poses tho sophi*try of the opponents
of revelation. Hc saps their founda-
ton by their own admissions. You
will be perfectly delighted with his
treatment of such subjects ns to the
"ori gin OF. Species" the "origin Of
man, '"the identity of: the races" ="
"Chronology," ',,thc character of
Jesus" :''Rrnycr &c." I want every
body to read this book It Is what
we all need. It is beautiful volume
md low priced: I havo no time to
canvass and will nsk your readers to
call and give me orders for it.
.-.,... 49,. s.. Yours sc.
.. .. IT - (ONNOP
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10
prisoned in penitentiary 3months.

The MULTITUDE OF TRAMps.-The.
Charlotte Observer has the following
on tramps whiah we heartily en-
d6rse of late there has, been any
thing but gratifying influx
to this town, of that Of class
vagabonds known as 'tramps''s
--impudent, thioying rascals
who, proceeding upon the idea that
the world owes them living, have
no abiding place, but who stroll
over the country and obtain livcli-
hood by begging and stealing. They
frequently approach q house md put
their applications for food rather in
the form of demand than request
and are highly indignant when they
are refused. Some of them arc 80
fastidious as to turn up their noses
Mt cold provisions, and leave them
untouched. These fellows are
generally the very worst part of the
population of this country, aud it is
advisable TINT our citizens keep Il
close eye on them and get rid of
them rs soon as possible. In many
INSTANCES their visits are only ostensi
bly, to obtain bread and meat their
real object is robbery, and their day
light visits are only to got MI idcn of
the premises and to uil them III
their night operations.
In view of the presence in the city
of this class of visitors, it behoovas
our citizens to close their doors en-
ly in the evening, and to fasten
their windows carefully upon re
til ing.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10

alsci?" -
Ihaye madd this simple explana-
ti6n in JUSTICE to myself .and the
officerso thSboard, as 1 observe by
your cditorialin the same issue that
you'conch,de, on the strength ofSMr
Cardozo's statement, that the books
of the bank have been Incorrectly
kept and therefore are unreliable,
and ought to be investigated. AS
to Mr.. CardoZo's constant attacks on
mcland my. statements, il1com1ection
with the affairs of the South Carolina
Bank and Trust Company, I have
not tho least concern, for I. appre
hend the public generally has learn
ed by this time the spirit and motive
which inspires them. and to the
public Judgment / can very safely
leave the whole matter. '...
Respectfully yours. t.
THos. G. Dunn, Receiver.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10
"'Fhc 'aNx Unions.

We call attention to the call in an
other coillmn Of Gen. Chestnut,
President Of tho State tax union
This is emihently proper. The tax
SfSplon should bo kept alive. A DIES
! peritt ttc conflict between reform and
eorfuption will be waged this win
D telNnd it will require the combined
y OF all thc clements of good in
tato to bafflc the schemes OF
|' >pists. When tho Unions
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
.:J. s. CONNOR.

STATE TAX UNloN.-The State Tax
Union will assemble in Columbia. on
the fourth Tuesday Of November in
stant, ut II o'clock H., according to
the requirement Of the Constitution.
A full attendance is requested. as
important business will doubtless be
then transacted.
JAMES CHESTNUT
=. cSilcnt.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10

The final results of the late cleo
tons have not yet been received, but
enough is known to show that the
two parties again are evenly bal
anced, and both badly scared. The in.
dependent voter has loomcd up to n
wonderful extent, and he will not
Htick to either party. Ho votes
/. tlrst ono way and then another, as
lie prefers the candidates, and this
puts both parties on their good be-
havior. The consequence is that
fora few years at least, politics will
be purified somewhat. Such being
the case, it matters little which pnr
tyis in the asccndoncy. We believe,
though, that tho democrats would
have continued to ridc upon the
"tidaf wave" had not the outrageous
FOLLY, resembling rnscality, of the
ONO democrats and Bill Allen.
caused tho independents to return
Tor tho nonco to that party which
they spurnod last yearin disgust. The
fact is that both parties are rulod hv
, demagognes and wire pullcrs, and
tho sooner both are destroyed the
Netter for the country AS gcncr
y rule We believe in tho indcpcnd-
ents.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10
A CAED.

Wtcnder my heartfelt thanks to MI 'cit-
.dn, white and blac ., for their prnmptn css
ihyS&l linguishing tho fire in my gin house
m SA!urSi'.r, the 18th inst. Ii affords me
tspeHial pleasure to nc" nowl",ige my in
lrbtcln"ss to Tie ~ ooH and ladder o., -
- apt. Dwight md his boys" nnl tho cf-
iicicnt lnsondnnt Of our town
Very respectfully,
H. l.. ELLIOTT.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10

Why suffer with bad cold if ono
bottle of DE. Bulls Cough Syrup
will cure cough of the worst kind.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup is sold for
Is cents per bottle, or five bottlos
for S1.O0, in every respectable drug
store in the United States.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10

Policeman Jenkins asks us to say
to the citizens of Winnsboro that,
he was on duty last Tuesday morn
ing at the fire, and that the council
have honorably exoperated him
from any neglect of duty. :,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10
SCHOOL NOTICE.

lNEAcHEh< "rc.re,i"ired to rsaowtheir
arc forbiddci.by las, to employ teachers:
who have not proper certificates
Applicants .fnr. certificates lnust present,
themselves to tho County Board of e1-
ninincrs between the 18th nn,l tho 2 tn
days Of November inclusive. They nre
advised to i'rrparc thems>}ves for e1amin-
. W: J; CRAWFORD,
oct lnw3w School Com'r
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10

The Fair of the State Agri-
cultural and Mechanical Association
commences to day in Columbia.
From what We can learn, it will be u
great Improvement OH tho fair oflast
year. Fairfield will be we'll repre-
sented.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10
EltSsiSsippi.

Tho only election Of much inter
est was that in mississippi All
through the North the best material
of both parties wcro put in the field
and tho result mattcrcd little. But
in Mississippi there was the old con
tost between honesty and scoundrcl
ism, and thanks to Heaven honesty
won. One more Southern State is
redeemed and South Carolina alone
remains n tarnishcd jewel in the
Southern crown. The Conscivn-
tivos i'll Mississippi, aided by the
best republicans Of both races swept
the State, and elected minority of
the Congressman. Tho hands Of
the infamous AmcH are tied, and he
will soon be Wishing better fold
for his lnbors.
What mississippi hes done, South
Carolina must dr. The best citizens
of both parties, forgetting old hatred
and prcjudices must combine to-
gcthcr and sweep tho State Of the
thieves now preying upon the pub
4lic treasury We bclicYc they will
ito it. The plan of an equitable
division Of offices must be entered
into and this policy mus. win.
While wc congratulate mississippi,
lot us show her we will follow her
example.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10

INV ADVERTISEMENTS
just oponed-W. NJ. Hardin.
Butter-P. Bacot.
In Banl1ruptcy-W. T. Clawson.
Oysters and Crnbs--P. Jenkins.
a Cnrd--H. l.. Elliott.
70 Rafllc-r. Il. Bulow.
Soap--W. T.. Aiken.
Card--J. G. Sq,lior.
Perfunncry-W. T.. Aiken.
Wholesale House,. $. Eldor &
Go.
Choice fr,ut-P. Bacot.
Noticc---F. Bacot.
White Lcad-W. f. Aiken.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10

POSTAL CARD DUNNINa.-T'hc fol
lowing is of interest to our readers:
To dun q debtor Oh postal card
has just been decided by the Su-
preme Court of Ohio unlawful. The
Court held that anything 80 written
as to injure the credit or reputation
of any one is n crime. The decision
was made in the case of man who
dunned debtor for an old account
on postal card, and in that manner
made the matter public and to the
dctlimcnt OF. the latters credit olsc-
whore.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-11-10
The Atlanta Herald has tho fo

The Atlanta 'Herald has tho fol
lowing remedy for epizooty:
"a simple and cffectual remedy for
the cough that gives the principal
trouble i'll this disease "Take
brown or black mustard, grind it,
and give teaspoonful scattered
over the horso's bran mash or chop
pod food. Give this much ut each
feed. 1t serves to cut the phlcgm
and gives quick relief"