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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-02-09

Go day ~ homo Agents wanted. Outfit
Oh andtermslree. TRUE 4 90,
Augusta, Maine.
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RAISING CLOVER SEED

Having bad some experience. ssysa cor.
responded Ct the Country Gentleman. in
clover raising, | viii say Tor the benefit Of
any who may be interested in tile subject,
ihas belieseit produces more milk than
either timothy Or corn fodder, aud At the
same time end that land improves W fre.
qlsnt.s being seeded 10 clover. AS 20
whether plaster il indispensable. have u.
ways used il with varied results. The pre-.
sent season / lid twenty scres u clover.
Which lad intended fosseed, and 70 which
applied, about May 2Oth. 100 lbs. u
plaslrr per srre. 90 examining HE hsad.
sbi4 iaii, found that yery few n them COO.
tsined sedan fact. | do not think ilc
2Oaeres svuld have produced . bu-hsl,.
aaa I alandonsd the idea u cutting i ~
seed. pad put . part 10 for feeding. ODD
psstured the remainder. On an adjoining
farm ssw same clover very we'll fIled wi,l
seed where 20 plaster vss used.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

With what can We mix white paint for
m1king numbers on WOODEN clothing! The
ordinary pain, rubs off in the course OF
masiuac,ure. Answer. Try the following:
Macerate lin mortarj oxide OF zine With
sufficient gum dammar ard tnrpentine to
give the proper body. This, We think,
will U6siate the difficulty.
How can remove grease from seal
skin cap. which has worked into the fur
BIZ contact with the haii? Answer. Try
little warm naphtna or benzole.
Il there anything that will settle or pre-
cipitate dirt ii flowing yarnish? am n
Ing yarnish thai has good luster. but
after it has flown, il appears 70 be shocked
with fine dirt. Answer Thin the var
nisb down and Alter through small plug
of cotton WOOL
am building an ice box. inside box one
inch III thickness. composed Of black wa.>
nut, and lined wish zinc. The outside Of
this box | wish to cover with feltlng one
half inch IN thickness The outer box is
10 consist Of one inch in thickness Of black
walnut Would this make good family
ice box Answer. An air space Of two
isches thickness between the outer and the
inner box is az good for the preservation of
Ice as would be packing with some Ill
ling Ike powdered cbareoalor other mater
iai, but the space must be thoroughly air.
tight. Place the ice near the top. aud the
articles to ;be preserved lower; provide
means to catch the drip from the ice-a
sheet Of zinc. perforated from below with
holes to pass air down but not water, will
do-and set small pipe in the bottom TO
carry of the water. Make the lid Of the
box 70 contain al air space as we'll as thC
siSes.
st what time in the year should cul
timber for wagon lumber etc SOFAS 70 pre-
vent tie worms from getting into the lum.
Der? Answer, The proper time for fell
ling trees is that ii which the largest
quantity Of hard and durable wood can hs
obtaincd as free from sapas possible. Tim
Der i felIrd during the cold months. whcr
the natural juices arc most inactive. and
the tree in measure, dormant. TuprO
leFly season :lie wood. il i necessary that
ifshOdld he exposed for about a year !,
lie influence Of dry air.--Ssientific Amer.
lean.
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"oLD RELIABLE"
THE AMERICAN FARMER,

The pioneer form journalin America, and
- long the exponent of the agricultural
interests of this section, begins, January
LIST, rev volume under the same control
as for thirty yearsof IFS existence.
II will continue to be active in every
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Containing nothing sensational or
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besides the treatment OF hestaple crops,
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fertilizers, will be found something sea.
sonable for the
Farm, Barn Yard, Sheep Fgld. Orchard,
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Subscription si-5Oa year,. 10 clubs o
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dress,
sAML. SANDS 4 son.
HuBLIsuEIss AMERICAS FARMER
9North 81: baltimore, Md
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DIX. WADE'S
LIVER CORRECTORs

Among tho many discoveries o. valuable rem
eales Tor dyspepsia. none stand higher thSN
Nv AIDES LIVER CcRRECrUR.. %a
Read he FOliori,y Testimonials:
Belra r o. Granville N q Mar. 10 ~
pr. Wade: Dear Str Have been afflicted with
Liver Disease or 4 years, which NJ zines y
mounted to arrangement. When IN Baltimore
Inst November, procured ore hottie 81 Liver
Correctur. 4 now consider myseA WELL on
Yours. respectfully.
ISAAC n. DAY, ori)ay " Meadows
Prof. Nooi,aoa, Emeritus. Of Washington u
University. Nd now Resident Physician, White
pr. Wastes Liver Corector and Dyspepsia
Cure il one of The very best remedies for Dyspcp-
sia have ever used
DR.. Jones, Il prominent physician IN Virginia,
who has prescribed Il Tor two years. Saws:
Il can lind no better remedy for Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint THANH Liver Correcfor'
Col. Goode, a prominent and well known gem
tlenal OF Va. SAYS:
keep il regularly In my family, and wouldnot
be Without u.
Mr. John 4 Mcdrfhur. County Treasurer Of
Duplnl y G says: Made's Liver Corrector has
done mr. more gand and given me more reiirt ~
Dyspepsia. thru any medicine ever took. &c.
prof. Noel. Of College Of Physicians and SUR
geons II baltimore, and . distinguished pracil-
tioner m that city, prescribe and usrs y ~ his
own family and says: IL Is the hest remedy ior
nyspcpsialMiil Torpid Liver and Constipation Of
Bowels ever knew.
baltimore sun SAYS: DR. Wade's Liver ,orrec-
tor Il prescribed By our hcst.physicinn Tor Dys-
pelisia andiliser Diseases, and We advise amy q
our friends suffering Nilh snrlI toigiye Il trial.
Catholic Mirror says.' We;recommen,i Wade's
Liver CurrcrtOr 70 all MIN are suffering with any
chronic disease ~ Liver. We can speak u rs
merits As We have tried IL.
Dr Walker, celebrated physician cf "
H.. p'Onouaces. Wmie's Lirr COrecto'
the best remedy exttnt for DySeiisaa II
all its firms.
d. WADE Il co. Sole PrOpnetors,
go W. B4lnmore st.
Baltimore.
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LI ! |I!IIl 5. LIQUID RIFF

AMI luNtI lNNlJOhalOA.
Recommended ~ the hest physician. n Eng
land aud Amerira for Consumption. Debility.
Los. II Appetite, Fever, AgiIe. Dysl~psia, lndI-
.estian. Felnalr antlt hiidtan malailiss.
OPINION OF DIR 4 ; STEUAliT, Pres Md.
Insane Hospital. Baltimore. Nd.
I ran.rrenmnend i.ici,lgs Liquid EN-
trart af Hell ~ The mnst tliirent preparuiinn-
have ever met With. ltssml,ines the virtues Of
food and tonic In 4 remarkable WAY.
Opinion ct DIR M n STOKES. Physician 10
Mount Hope letrrat. near baltimore.
$50 lhaye great pleasure IN adding my testi-
mons 10 the virtues of l.isbig's l.qild ENirscto t
Beet ansl T0nie lnyigotior. the very lre,t pfr-
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NORTH wEsTERNN. q. II. II.
&dLE.N BRANCH.


Passenger train leaving Ithiciglsat n rs i. N.
connects 81 Greensboro with the SaIIi bern lo,,na
tram; making the Iuikest time 20 All soilther,,
rites. Accommodation Tnsia leaving i,alfjrh Il
- u VI eonnrvts with Sorthern hound Tr,i,,
% Grecn.horofcr Richmond aud All paint. ts.t
i'.ice Of Tirkets SINE a. Via other routes.
accommodation Train leaving Greensboro Al
90 y M. connect u q ohl.boro will. North ,rn
and southern bound Trains on tho wllanInxos
ani Wehlon Railroad.
Iynchlairg Accommodation leave Rlehmona
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M, lel,e Rnrkctllie .i2g M, arrive Al Rich.
nond f-3Iam.
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STOCK FAR MER S

are invited to send for circulars Of Food-Stea-
mers. Fodder-Cutters and Light Horse Powers;
also, Corn and Cob CriIshers aud Root-Cutters.
Our old customers are assured that the hlIin-
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est degree lesscnrd our ability 10 MI their orders
for goods in onr line. On the contrary. we have
nov larger factory. more and better machine
IN tn manufacture with. and larger and better
stock IL material and manufactured goods thah
We ever had. Address As ABONE.
Dec. laif.
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AsTONIsHINGi

.I-ei forfy days, 4 Niacrah shaR ~ orerthro'rn'
Future events propfecicd ny rue ID BESNKRs
PRDPHErIc Book. FOyfunes foret0ld IN the ups
and downs OF pfisn-S for the nexi twenty Years;
the future judged by tb past. What years %
make money On pig-iron, hos, corn, provisions
cotton and when we vii llaye the next panic.
what year hard times viii end aud oiIsiIie re-
yiye again. Every farmer, manufacturer. legiti-
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Address samuel Beuner, BIinbriige, Ross e.. 20
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and what is Of equal interest to purchasers, niea
marvel Of elleapness.
We warrant them for twelve months. Far
mers and merchants who have TO wagon their
produce and goods will save - per cc.t. Of tlier
hauling expenses by buy ing these wagons. We
guarantee entire satisfaction to every purchaser.
We issue fnriree circulation n small wagon ca
talostls. with fun description aud prices.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-26


1t win be remembered that the late
n. H. Cranor, Esq, defended Judge
Johns in the action OF Whitney as Johns,
in contesting the right to the possession
of the County Judgeship, TOR which
services Mr.. Cranor charged him the
moderate fee of $50. The account re-
mained unsettled until the death of Mr..
Cranor. In the course of settlement of
the estate, said account was duly pre-
sented and payment was peremptorily
refused by Johns, and the estate has
never received a single cent on said ac-
count. The widow and heirs have been
thereby defrauded of what was justly
and rightly their own. Still Judge
Johns would have the people think he
is exactly the man with whom should
be entrusted the care, custody and pro-
lection of the rights and property of the
widows and orphans. VIM.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-26
DEMOCRATIC RETRENCEKSEEET MEANS
INCREASE OF TAXATION.

A writer in our down-street cotem-
porary insists that Democratic rule
should be continued in Linn county, be-
cause they (the Democracy have, since
they came into power, "paid the entire
debt of the county, and inaugurated
reform and retrenchment in every
branch of the county government We
are not prepared to say that Linn coun-
ty Is entirely out of debt but grant the
statement made by this unknown
writer that the county is entirely free
of debt, for arguments sake, why is it,
we ask, that taxation is kept up to sew
enteen mills, when, under Republican
administration, and the county aoas iIs
debt las the same writer charges), the
taxes were but thirteen or fourteen
mills? IF it takes eIecea and q halt
mills to run the county alone under a
Democratic administration, and the
county out Of debt, would it not be to
the advantage of taxpayers to place the
county in the hands of Republicans,
who run the county at an expense of
only seven or eight mills taxation for
county purposes, and who did not inn
pose a special tax to erect 'sten-thous-
and dollar jaiI2" Under Democratic
rule we have no more officials to pay
than we had under Republican rule,
therefore the county expenses should be
the same. Since the Democracy have
been in power, the taxable property has
largely increased, probably threetold,
but the tax levy, instead of decreasing,
has increased. at the present rate OF
increase in taxation, should the Democ-
racy retain power for ten years more,
taxpayers viii be compelled to pay at
the rate of about thirty mills on the
dollar! How do Democrats like the
picture When yoa come to pay your
taxes you feel that we have made a
fair statement of the facts. And you
know, taking the history of the past
acts Of the Democratic party as critic
rion by which to judge 1t in the future,
that as long as it holds the power there
will be no reduction but sure and GER
tain increase of taxation. IF you are in
favor of genuine retrenchment and re-
form, you must, to be consistent, support
the Republican ticket; for until this
Democratic ring that now controls coun-
ty affairs, is broken, there will be neith-
er retrepchment or reform.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1876-05-26
sHE.HFFs SALE.

DY VIRTUE of a writ of execution issued out
d of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Linn county @ e s e r god and viii n1er
est thereon at the rate @ Of one per cen cent. Per
the accruing costs thereon in favor of smith &
Davis, plaintiffs, and against w. Fl. Roland, 1
nic naSg auetoh to the the ghst Bidder for T. $
gold coin, in hand paid on day of sale, in front
of the Court House door, in the city OF Albany,
Linn county, Oregon, on
Saturday. the 1eth day Of June. 1876,
said day, in the manner prescribed by law. ali
the right, title, interest, possession and right
land, in and to the following described real es-
Beginning on the northeast corner of the
southeast quarter of section six t6l in township
fl5l fifteen south of range three t3l west of viii
three chainsa and links t53 7s-1O0chl
to land owned by Philips; thence west twenty
half t274l chains, thence west twenty t2Ol
ta7 ii chains to the center of said section Six,
thence east forty 4Ol chains to the place of be-
Also the following described premises. to-wit:
Beginning at a stake sixty t60) rods west OF
ts7l in township fifteen tl5 south of range four
~ west of Willamette meridian and running
twenty-ffYe e25l rods, thence south thirty-two
1881 rods, thence east twenty-five G25l rods to the
paSe lore Or OF less Also The foloming. commencing
at point on he east side of the donation claim
SIX links tI9 26.I00l south from the southeast
corner of a lot decided and conveyed by. Alex
ander Kirk to the Methodist Episcopal Church,
in township No. fourteen "a south, of range
two az west of the Willamette meridian, in the
county of Linn and State of Oregon, and run
ming thence south twelve tl2l rods. thence west
thirteen llSl rods and ten links thence north l
and ten links to the place of beginning, and
containing one acre more or less; and also the
following, commencing at the southwest corner
of Peter Kesslingis land, thence running east
twenty-eight rods to the southeast corner OF
the said Kessling's land, thence south forty-two
and one-haIf rods, thence west twenty-eight
rods, thence north forty-two and one-haif rods
to the place of beginning, and containing eight
acres, more or less, situated in section six, IN
township fourteen south of range two west, in
Linn county, State of Oregon. Also the follow
ing. commencing at a point fifteen tl5i feet
south of the northwest corner of lot NO. Six 70
IN block No. nine t9l, running thence east to the
east line of said lot, thence along said line forty
feet. thence west to the west line of said lot,
thence north to the place of beginning. sltll-
| ated, lying and being in the town of North
Brownsvifle. county of Linn and State OF Ore
l gOrs
Reference to the plat of said town: on file and
sxecorded in the County Clerks ONCE of said
county Of Linn, win more fully appear. to sat
isfy said writ Of execution with aecruing costs
Dated May g. 1876 T.. q. RICE,
34wf Sherift of Linn county. Oregon.
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FROM HARR1sBURG.
HAER1snuRG, May 25, 1877!

uARRISBURG, May 70, 1876.
ED. REGISTER 1t is reported here
on the best of Democratic authority
that Judge Johns has promised the peo-
pie of the Forks that, if elected County
Judge, he will appropriate money out
of the county treasury to build the .sSan-
tam bridge" The. building of this
bridge would simply afford the people
of the Forks an opportunity TO cross
over into Marion county to do their
trading, and instead of being benefit
would be detriment to the interests of
the county, being in the wrong place.
Speaking of Judge Blackburn, you
can state that there are number of
people here who have known the Judge
from infancy mp, who stand ready to
vouch for his ability, honesty and in
tegrity. He has hosts of friends here,
as election day will show.
Republicans are in good spirits, and
are working harmoniously for the cleo
ton of the whole ticket. x.