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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05
EDITORS AND READERS.

Good advice is given to editors to keep
themselves on a proper footing with their
readers. neither trying to soar too high. nor
for the sake Of a cheap popularity, sinking
too low. For the interests Of editor and
patron are one anu the same. both aiming
At the same object Of common prosperit--.
They must not DC too wide apart. They
must 80 act that there must be common
bond Of sympathy between them. Answs-
paper must not attempt to soar to such
fights that bis readers cannot keep up With
him nor on the other hand descend to such
degradations that they disdain to stoOp to
bis level. The safe middle ground Of CON-
mon sense is the proper nedirm--a middle
ground where common sympathy Of thought
and subject bring men to iul; apprecia-
ton Of each other. An editor isa teacher
not from the stories Of his own wisdom. bul
from the gathered treasures Of the expo
rience Of others. Readers are scholars. MOI
as unriPe pupils. but as those who have
fruits If thought and wisdom laid befor,
them from which to choose. wise. discrirni.
native. jet doeile and subject to lessons O
truth.
Let editors aud readers understand tbes,
truths--tha. The one must not presume Of
the ignorance. the iuszperiepce or ih,, ere.
dulity Of bis reader, nor the o:hcr exac
what it is not always possible TO expect
The press i great sshoolmaster. II j
not just that it should be ty-ant. Th,
reader is 70 some extent a willing pupil
1t is not right be should Be q 2stulant .
capricious one. Working together. boil
will better their own conditions. and hsr
moniously work out satisfactory eOnclu
siOus.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05
TIE BELKNAP CASE.

Three weeks ago the country was electri-
fed with the announcement Of he de;efmi-
nation Of the House Of Representatives to
demand the impeachment 81 Belkuap. So
eretary Of War. for charges Of corruption
and mslfeasance 10 Office. fally exposed 70
Che committee week before. on the testi-
mony u Caleb Marsh. Bat Marsh. when
he got out Of the hands Of the Committee.
fnade haste to get into Canada. where be
Remained until last week. Marsh gone.
there vas no Impeachment. for though they
had BIZ testimony. be carried ofdocuinenia-
~ evidence Which vas indispensable. Last
week. Marsh vas Induced to return "a
Washington under : species q safe cen
duct, anil now the Impeachment will 60 on.
Tie radicsls Gid hope that the bitter cup
would PASS from them, for though ihey
turned upon him with bitter mslice be.
cause be was mean enough 70 confess, theJ
did hope. that = lie chief and almost only
witness had gotten out of the war. expo
sures. involving other md perhaps highel
cignittfies. could Dot Be made. Now ID,
TIA! u Bslknsp must % 81. aud tIen comeI
tbs strong assault uPOu The house which
uas strong 10 it, privacy. Or il the assumed
6deliiy u Is fngiiiOps defenders. Nov lei
Us sec rhst tie valiant army u Democrat
is sssilanis will effect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05
HARMDNY.

We have not for long time brought the
Recorder 10 connection with matters which
disturb the harmony Of the Democratic pa.
pers in Raleigh. aud the harmony Of the
Democratic party. Such things are deplO-
fable. Nevertheless they have been una
soidable. They have been brought about
BY repulsion Of all harmony except at the
price Of absolute subsection to tue will Of
one man.
Acontest has been going on IL the Courts
n Raleigh. the result Of which i to deter
ihine the rights Of thought, action and IN
dependence. We believe il will result in
the establishment Of those rights, since men
for the FIRST time begin to realize the dan
gers Of giving one man the power 10 doni-
neer over rights which every man Gains TO
be equally inherent in himself as 10 9th,
Ere. & rssulsiou in tide which has fow-
ed without acheck for years has set in. II
must 70 on until il settles down to that ie-
vel safe and happy alike for al.
The people Of Orange have felt the
strength of this osefbearing current. They
Get themselves 20 stem il, and they will d
Il. because they lose 81 claim to their old
timed Independents. il they permit any one
man 70 drive or lead theln-and this they
must fOei has been much Of their political
condition for years past.
Harmony We want. but not harmony Al
The srsence Of freedom.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05
FOR :IEUTES ANT GOVERNOR,
Gen w. r. Cox,
or WAKE.
Our CANDIDATE.
OF WAKE.

We hoist tie name Of Gen. Cox for Lieu
tenant Governor. We do 50 because he Is
able. he,is faithful and he is incorruptible,
qualifications nowadays rarely united, And
we do 50 for an additional reason, thatthese
very qualifications have made him the sps-
cial mark for the attacks Of his enemies, and
d mark for the lhost violent attack upon
inaiYiiuai liberty for the sake Of principle
that has been made since the days Of the
Holden Tyranny.
Our candidate for Governor. We leave to
the Convention for we have 50 many pre-
fsrences. that we must leave it to others TO
decide for Us.
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CEN IL RCOY.

Arrested. dragged 0tf ANONYMOUSLY III
charge Of petty government tool, afsyed
before still Yettier United States ofhcial.
Gen. Coz. the chairinai5of the Democratic
State Executive Committee returns FROM
Wilmington triumpRaiit ifan--trium-
plant. not from the microbes Of his proseca-
tors, but from their fears. There was no
real charge against him. He was absolute
ly innocent Of any crime or offence. But
lie was struck at as tie representative head
u the Democratic party. Ii hc could be
sacrificed. then the Democratic party was
wounded in vital point. Prosecuted,
humillated us far as malice could effect it,
put to the question aud harrassed with all
tho yindictiveness Of party malignity, he i
free. not because Of his right. but because Of
the fears Of his enemies. For If the dsmag-
ing effect Of such persecution had not been
seen BY prudent afterthought--if i bad
beea found that the pros:ration Of General
Cox would have raised the fortunes Of the
Republican party, then, it is certain, nc
deficiency ofeyidence. no failure Of right,
would have saved him.
On the head OF Cen. Cox were heapcd al
the sins Of the Democratic party. lie wa
to have been made the yicarious sufferer
for party's offences: lie is safe. Blu
shall the Democratic party forget him fol
the humiliation he was exposed to. for tn
suFerings be might have undergone? No
let him bethe unanimous choice ofthat par
ty for the office Of Lieutenant Governor
and let that party ,riumphantly elect him
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

When Senator Bruce concluded day to-
March 3lsi. ] bis speech Of nearly IN h,ur,
Be was congratulated BY both the Democrat
ic snd Republican members. His main
points were. that the outrsges 10 bis State
we're the work d The White I,engue. small
minority Of Democrats. and that peace
would certainly come when ,he negro vote
vas divided.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

Secretary Robson. Of the Navy Depart
mep,. has Tie investigating committee %
warm on bis heels that be may soon be
standing on the same stool IS Secretary
Beiknap. And ss tie work of inyestiga.
ton Is pushed. none Of tie Department,
may hope % escape with clean skirts. /.
the President himself escapes It will be be.
cause the memory ofhis military glory will
cover him - with mantle. and shield him
from that scrutiny which would LAY open
the misdeeds Of les. conspicuous men.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

The Wilmington journal says James u /.
HARRIS " Of color figures ss foil blown
delegate Cor The State &c large 10 The Gin.
cipnasi Radical National Convention while
Msjor w. A. Smith the probable candidate
for Ms party for Lieutenant Governor Il
obliged 70 content himself with The hum.
bic position Of alternate. Quufe. lsthir
poetic justice? Remembering how the
Major, white stomach turned Ut The negro
eisiI.fights bilI. ibis putting bin behind .
negro looks suspioious. Rather rough on
the champion oftbc white race 70 make
bin heir 10 ncgro's old shoes wasn't Il I
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

Washington, March 23.-The chair
laid before the House communications fran
tho District Attorney that Hallet kilburu
was indicted on Eve eountsfor refusing 10
testify before The Committee. and frpm the
Sergeant, nj -arms ofthe Houre. stating thai
the Marshal OF the district. lind called on
him for the custody OF Kilburn. shich be
bad refused until instructed VI the House
Mr. Glover offered resolution instruci-
ing the segseant-ai-arns not todshyer Xii.
burn 10 any one until further orders;qa
Messrs. New (of Indiana). Hooker lo
MississiPpil and Tucker (Of iirgmis) spoke
in favor Of this action. ,i Los - iDft
The resolution was adopted without taxi
ing the yeas md nays lt1 18TH
The report Of the conference committed
that the House agree 20 Senate amendment
to make the Red Cloud agency .'e6clne,
appropriation slj0. 600 was adopted.
The bill regulating lsteaia vessels wai
taken up. Mr. Reagan explained the bill
and ID went over to Satur ny. 81
The night session was dispensed with on
account Of the 'inclsmehcy ofihe weather,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

The Wilmington Journal records with
sadness the death 81 Col. james O.. Green.
well Known and highly respected citizen
q Wilmington which occurred II Whining
ton on Friday last. aged "a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

March he been more than Usually stor.
ms. and H. storms more disastrous. Not
only in this country. bat throughout Eu-
rope. and over ibe seas. have tsmpesis. and
snovs. and foods swept away tbs works Of
men. and laid them prossute wrecks IN the
furious irsck Of the aroused furr q nature.
in DE south. Il i generally believed
Chs. al the frpi. j. killed. and - 10 the
txo past years. the truck farmers throw ~
fheif arms IN despair. a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05
A correspondent 81 the Charl0tt9 O5SsssNf.

A correspondent 81 the Charlotte O5ssf.
Foef says:
III canvassing TIA various candidates
mentioned in connsStion with theapproach.
log State election; We nre grati6sll % see
The nape Of that puure patriot and cydrts-
Gus gentleman. Mnaif5ft McG Seller, ofPer-l
500. suggested Is i suitable ID ndidate to b.
our .l.ieutenaht Governor. andto preside
over our Ssnate. Polite aud afIable III bis
manners upright and above suspicion in bis
dealings. frank and manly in his bearing.
there Is not d man in the State who pos
sesses in |, more eminent degree the quail
ties that ct him for the important trusts
and high dnties incident to the Office We
have mentioned.
Tie 0Jseryer heartily endorses what liz
respondent says. and declares Mr..
McGehee to be q gentleman gifted With .
strong mind, possessed o. extensive ibforina-
ton. an effective speaker. astaiuless patriot
I.and successful farmer. Nh d. saiaia@
{ The Wilmington Journal says Mr.
McGehee deserves III Of this and moro TOO.
We know Of no man in North Carolina who
| possesses more oftLe elements that dsser-
yedly command honor and respect than
lalontfort McGehee. Born with good
mind, he has improved il BY yearsofclose
study and careful reading and b. travel at
home and obrOad; good lawyer and .
successful farmer, he has jet found time
| to attain rare degree Of litersry culture
well versed in historical studies, ospeciall,
-caFious in everything pertaining 10 tho bis
tory ofhis State. he is also .horoughli
familiar with the politics Of the coautry
past as well as present. But superior 4
these al, great IN degree and admirable il
kind as they are, is the spotless purity o.
tho mans private life.
Those who know Moutfors McGehes
know that in saying this We use NOT ,h.
language Of exssgeratIon. .a 1900
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

The President was too unwelI last week
TO receive company, oh I'm sick. I'm
sick.' be might erclsim with greater en-
phasis than he did before. when he sees
disease attacking eli his chosen followers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

Hereafter al prisoners convicted before
The Federal Courts will be sent 70 the Pen.
itentiary Of West Virginia instead % 10 Al.
bany. This will keep southern culpriis in
warner climate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

The Treasury department received one
huuJred tbousaud dol!afs IN ,ilser from
California % March Sisl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

TIE bill spprOpristiug $4,000 for
printing and engraving. with amendments
substituting silver for fractional currency.
was pssssd--syes i22, nays 100. l. di.
reefs the Secretary o. The Treasury 70 issue
silver coin for The redemption Of fractional
currency. Coins Of 81 will Be- legal ten
Der Cor $50. Smaller coin shall Ls legal
/, tehdsr fOr Guns less than s75.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

~ 4 WYfaN0Nlf q Z.
Q, w WEsTBROOB, PROPRfkIOh.
1000 Choice Trees. Vines and PlsHs
ystuh hand In my NURSERIES. Of the yev
best varieties well adapted 10 southern
culture ~ prieerlo suIt The tIuses. PLANTING
may bs done with succcsr la February 90
March. ] am prepared n fll order
promptly aud satisfactory. having fhssn.
yanihar Of Al rflnrI<sce ~ y vee7, Oo,.
fsspondence solicited. Extra Early Fssen
Trees aud strawberry Plants fof msfk Wv
planting arsrsnv speeIslltIsss Emo W
Catalogue nod rfic~. = - ~ ~
NNN Z. ~ d Aadr~~s 40 igsvpf
q. W. wEHTBR00k 4
tf 7Fa3 Wilson, NJ
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Nat. /. Brown,

nEALERIa slsd.ef
Masicai fnstrpm>ats. Strings and IT'S
faings for piIfns. Guifars. BaJcrs.
.CHII.DBENS CARRIAGES. lsssJ
Goods. Toys. Ne.
BASKETS, Basksts. the largest ssorsnsa
8 IN The State. ii1n
Also tlsnerai Stsni far M csIvhvsitd EsIs =,
COTTAGE OifGASs. Bs-t fof Cburth<s, -
fer schooi-, best Cor The Home Circles ~
hyrrfwhefr. fcu can ssfc peney tim<
send Coz illustrated cstslogus. gsls'ks d
~ zLu sfest .afHtf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

The rmslinteaehmtp, n Be'kn5p lias
been made IL The bar u the senate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05
.HILLSBORO HILITARYACADgMY.

sssssssss w. VIZ
ITNpER this naIne The lnsiituilon. lately
u known as IlORNER a GRAY ~is SrhneI,
Will. III CONSEQUENCE ~ the withdrawal D. Mf.
g. &. lItlRNEii, ~ eondueir w The subscriber.
Circulars containing lmll particular. can b.
until the 5tls afJaa, and afterwards "a ss.e Prts.
eipa also. IN the mean tilns The pnl,lic are ~
sure1. tbst thorough course ~ lnstFlcflOn
and discipline VII 10 maintained. sud the school
plaeed On sn egnal fnilnE With tle Dcss clasAl
cal and Military Institutions ~ tie country.
The sprilig Session % 80 win open On Mon.
day the 18th ofJan.
II. II. GRAVES.
Dee. is 'Tslf
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-05

Gov. Arnes Who was about 70 be brought
b. DE bsr n Impeachment befofe che Sc
nate ~ Mississippi. has rcsisned. and the
ARTICLES have been vithdtaxn. Another
ore n then ccme - grtef
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

Startling that Immediate Steps we're taken
ly the more Intelligent The colored men
OF Washington, by the appointment OLA
committee Of Investigation to ascertain the
cause, The result was far from satistacc
tory. Destitution and exposure. imprn>
dence aud impnvidence, vice and crime,
had wrought out their inevitable conse-
uuences; taat was ALL But If last years
report Of The Board Of Health was start
ling, that Of the curre,it year, just issued,
Is appalling. The death rate Of the white
population i reported NJ less than Il 10
/ the thousand, whilst that Of the cnlored
II, pnaflon for the same period i reported
at more than 10 10 the thousand. The rate
i Of increase Of the white population rs
I births over deaths, on the other hand, WAS
J 81 whilst the decrease 81 the colored popu-
latian by deaths over births was nearly
1 lOI per l0Al per anuM, im each instance!
/ Comment ON the figures are needless.
Every one can draw from them his own
deductions, and can cypher ont INV long
or how short E,ne ir would take for Il
race at this rate to become extinct. In-
crease Of mortality decrease Of births
the candle is burning at hoth ends at the
same time, and with fnghtful rapidity.
When we consider, THAT, years ag,s 1t Was
the boast, that The increase Of the colore,l
race, like HAT Of the lsraelitcs in Egypt,
for out numbered that Of their masters,
and demonstrated mathematical Gel,
tainly tile physiological fact that their
physical necessities We're abundantly cared
for, the sad suspicion now folces ilselj
upon the mind that, though freedom may
have beon n priceless boom TO them in
other respects, aud one Of which no one
would now deprive them, it has possibly
proved no boon rs yet, so FAR rs their mere
physical we'll being is concerned. Man
may err rs to causes aud consequence, but
nature SEVER eFrs.-Virginia Sentinel.
4 philosopher asserts that the treason
why ladies teeth decay sooner than gen
tlemen's is because Of the friction Of the
tongue and lll. sweetness of the Iflrs.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
THE DANyILLE TIMES.

THIS {. Iienoci atic weekly uaper. establish
L ed iu tsiai, having IN extensive circulation
: aii the Nifsinia aud North 1artlina rniIntp.
around Danyile. Prize ~. year, vt. Ior six
months; 10 rent Tor three months. spec men
eopie. forward upon application.
Adires. u. BOULDlN.
June y k,Iltcr aud Proprietor.
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North Carolina. Superior c0"'.
ORANGE COUNTY goth nov. -
Andres J lIorland.

Andres ] ljorlanJ.
mFtiHd
William q. Borlaud. james J.. Borland.
Lafayette BJflsnd. John Z. BJrland.
Mars srayhOn. William Sirayhorn.
Baker SiraJborn. John Stralhorn and
Laura Stray horn.
Petition - seu rel est,te for Partition.
Tr appearing - The satisfaction ~ the Court
l that william II. lIDfland ard = jim -trayhorn
isB0lllie defendants ~ ihis sut are HoH.fesideit
II tfi. stale. ii ]. therefore, 81 igoiiya " 4. y
Parish Diii.rI Tor the painfih, Ordefe.s by tins
l0uft tail publication br made 10 Tie !gilisjofO
isfr5IdeF J paper published W Che town ~ Hi,l-.
bofD. iaunty u DrApge, fors successive weeks
npti iagille said William u. BorlaBd md John
Strayh0rn 10 appear 0elbre ibe lletS Of the ~.
pefiur Gauft f0r iaid county u orange II b. Of
iire II iIiirO-o. on sturdy the 18th ~ Jansia.
rf ig5f. then and fh,fe ~ piea1 answer Of de-
mir tie aid peiitiDn hlrd III the etise other.
vii the same will be tsken 10 Ne certified and
heard expafts e. tc them.
Witness Hporg avs, Clerk " said Court "
Office ~ IIillsijgrO. The 10Th NSy. 1873.
GEO. LAWS. Clerk.
NUs q -. superior Court.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
STATIONS. MAIL. MAJ,

Leave Salem. 49,
Arrive M Greensboro Ia rl !.
Passenger train iraslng RaleieTfat fI1i,
conntrisai Greensboro with the sont hrrn l,o,,ai
trim; Inakng The quickest Time 10 m so.,hs1,,
rifles. Accommodation TFah. kayins Rsl.i.,h \,
- J. " ennueris with Northern lsnt,nd Ir,;,.
At Grren.Luto I'll KIshmond and I'll n.,inl, ~,
l,rlre 81 Tickets same a. via other routes
Accommodation 1rzln leaving s;rren.horo =,
40 y M. connect ~ u ohislsorp with Serth.rn
And southern hlund Trains en- The Wilmims,as
and Weli'n Railroad.
l.snrhl,urg Accommodation leave Ri,hmo,a
'aiit Al 51n . M. arrive NJ BnfkeN, II ~
pm, leave Bnrkeyllle lao =. IN, arrive Il Ri.
ni0n.l 40 M. "'eH'
Pullman Pa ace ears on ~ Might trains h,,vs,.
Charlotte and Richmond, (sf.bout change:
No Change Of Cars between Chariot,
and Richmond. 2S2 Miles.
Papers ihst have arrangements to ad,srsi.. N.
boys.
for further information address
JOHN r. MACNCRDO, Gem Pas. Asrut
T.M.R. TaIcorT.
Eagineer and Superintendent.
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DECREASE on THE CULoRED 20
pULATIOS.

Tie African race ID Ills continent
seemed destined IL tie same melancholy
doom ~ tl,e North American Indian.
Their sad problem seems 20 be solving it,
self with rapidily ~ fearful - certain
Reports aud nmon from the great cen.
irts 0f Tie black population. more q less
rIishle,haye far some Time been elaine
ing the attention 81 medical science; ba;.
NTH Tie annual report ~ the Board u
Health 81 tlie district " Columbia at the
~ Of the Inst year. very Enthusiastically
a.tiuite ~ ~ ilie inrnase anl mortality
ofihe rnce II my particular locaiity bad
1,.utui fmtb; but tl.at report was 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
DIX. WADE'S
LIVER .C0RRECT0R'
AAD CURE FOR . YSIE'ISL4,
Free from AIcoh0lic StinNlta.ts.

Among the many discoveries Of valuable REM
'edies Tor tDy spepsa. None stand higher than
"WADE'S LINER CcRRECr0R." ttEa
Read the Folloging Testimonials;
f8 Berea p o, Granville N G Mar. 10 "a. q
DR.. Wide: Deer Sir--lIaye been afflicted with
Liver Disease Dor years, Which III times ~
mounted 10 arrangement. When IN Baltimore
last November, procured ore bottle Of Liver
CorIcrt0r. NOW consider myself we'll.
Yours. respectfully.
ISAAC N. DAY. OF DAY n Meadows
Prof. Norman, Emeritus. Of Washington "
University. Md. now Resident Physician, White
sulphur springs. says:
Cure Is one Of the very pest remedies for Dyspep-
STA ! have ever used.
Dr.EJoaes. i prominent physician IN Virgins,
who has ple-criDed Il ior two years. SAYS:
Il can iind no better remedy for Dysrepsia ana
Liver Compliant thanh wade's Liver Corrcrtor.'
col. Goode. prominent and well known gen.
tlenlan Of Va, SAYS:
Keep il regularly In MY family, and wouldnoi
be without II.
Mr. John 4 McArfhnr. County Treasurer Of
nupIm n & says: Wad.'~ Liver Correcior has
done me more guvd, and giseii me more reirf IN
Dyspepsia. than ANY medicine ever toSk, Ar
Prof. EorI. nrColege &c PHYSICIANS and sur.
geons of baltimore, and . distinguished praril'
TONER IN thai rity, prescribe and iises " ~ nv
own family and says: u Is the hesi remedy ini
p,spepsialwiih Torpid Liver aud Constipation o.
Bowels ever knew.
BaLinore SRa SAYS: DR. Wati~'s Liver ,OIree'
tor j. prescribed by our hrst.physielans, Tor Dss
pellsia andi Liver Diseases. aud We advise any @
our friends suffering with surh, tc.sise i trial
Cathode Mirror SAYS: we.reeommeni Wade
Liver Cnrreciar loaillwho are suffering with ~.
chronic disease Of Liver. We ran speak Of IL
merits Ms we have tried IL.
Dr. Waikpr, celebrated physician cf W
Vu,. penosncss, 3'wles Lirvr Correcio'
the best remedy ertmt for Dyspepsia d
al as forads
u. WADE < 90. Sale Proprletors,
go W. B,ltnnore ~.
Baltimore.
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STOCK FARMERS

are invited 10 send for circulars Of Fond-Stea-
mers. Fodder-Cntters and Light HORSE Powers !;
also. Corn and Coli Crnshrrs and Root-C utters.
our old customers are assured that the burn
ing Of onr Factory last wear has not In the Slght-
est degree esseHrt Our ability 10 i'll their orders
for goods IN nnr line. Oh tib. contrary. We have
now larger factory. more and better machine
~ to Manufacture with. aud larger and better
stock Of material and manufactured gooils than
We ever had. Address AS ABOVE.
Dec. latf.