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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-22
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The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-22

-lEALEu 4 rs PLEASURES,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1876-06-22
~ .SIomnchs olh of OrlIer.

| No medicine will 50 elfeetually Improve the
| or Improper diet. IRey reach the liver and re-
duce II Ia u healthy aotlnD; tHey are wOuher-
fully enc tcluus In Eases Of sp tsms-in fact they
never fail In ourins all disorders OF the liver
! and stomach.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

Editors 7cegrulh and Messenger: Al
low ne to ;ell the rehders ofthe Telegraph
aud Messenger that Was an intense sui
ferer with vertigo, sick headache AMI
general female complaints for thiIty years,
until u month ago placed myself In the
professional care Of DR. Jones, at The HUM
phrey House, WHO has cured me aud to
whom would recommend sl who are
suffering with this terrible disease.
Miss. Mary Monery,
Second 81 Wilmington
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
OLD STANDING DIsEAsEsoP
EVERY KIND CURED.

Testimonial from Rev. J. q. Baxter, OF
Galveston.
Ozonena. an offensive disease ia the
Nose-I had a miserable disease ia my
hose for nineteen years. Ssnle physicians
callit purulent catarrh. II commenced
with little soreness In the uppef.part of
the nose, some pain and burning u dis
charge ofyellow matter; finally scabs, the
shape Of the inside Of the nose, began to
come out, which relieved mea few hours.
II polluted my breath, and made tile room
unbearable. 1t finally destroyed tile par
tition bone, letting my nose sink in. In
this condition went To Dr. Jones, who
gave medicine which quite destroyed the
offensive smell in an hour, and cured the
disease in three months. As there are
many with the same offensive disease,
write you this testimonial, which you may
use as you like J.C. BAXTER.
DIR. Jones is now practicing at the Hum
phrey House. Guldsburo, n &. where he
can he consulted on all difficult and deli-
cate diseases until Feb 2nd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
DEBT BURDENS.

In ihe hummer aud sire ofour debts We
can beat the world. France will take tie
premium for paying, We probably lead ~
Mi other nations III promises topay. We
are ,nortrsged people. l.onk nj New
York city; witha million "f inhabitants y
owes one hundre,lnnd any millioa dollars,
while London, with four million people
owes only thirty million. Bo~iol,'s debt
/. greater than that of Lon,lon.-The
thirty chief cities of The Uniiei States,
containing less than i've million people
aggregate ,leIis of nearly i've hundred
million dollars. The twenty chief cities
az England. with population ~ six mil
lion. owe only one hundred million tl'an
th, ,lrbt II New York alone. But then
they don't have 80 much ring-rille 81
the other eide ofthe water and they are
old fogics over there.
II costs Great Brilten five hundred mil.
lion q year for government. queen, princes,
colonies. India. army, navy aud all. i
rosl ,,s more than six hundred million q
wear 10 govern ourselves The taxes ahd
delft. of our States, continues aud cities,
nre annually larger Than tie total re-.
venue u the British Empire. Christian
Era.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
AN EDITOR OF l77j.

In 1873 there we're fnnr newspapers pub.
lished in New York. Riyiugtun's Royal
Gazetteer wss the subservient tool Of the
British authorities The Mercury. publish
ed BY Hugh tiome, was time.server and
trimmer. Audersons Constitutions
Gazette VA. bDrn aud died in 1913. ard
had no influence whatever. The New York
Journal. published oy John Holt. was the
sturdy aud unpurchasable organ of the sons
Of Liberty. Its editor fed the city after
the disastrous battle on Long Island, aud
he was heard Of afterward as publishing his
paper at one and another Of the town on
the Hudson under circumstances that would
have appalled, less determined man. Ia
the month Of August. l717. while at
EsoPus. he printed All lsersement. in
which he proposed to take any kind Of fcoun-
try produce lmthe way OF trade.
Ills prospectus reads very quantity /:
And the printer. being unable to carry on
his business without the neeesarses uf life.
isobIiged to afFx the following prices to his
work, viz For quarter Of news. twelve
pounds Of beef. PORK. veal. or mutton, or
four pounds of butter. or seven pounds ni
cheese. or eighteen pounds Of fine -four. or
hslfa bnshcl of wheat. or one bushel uf In.
dian corn. or half cord of wood. or 800
VT. Of hay. ar other articles ol country pro.
ducs rs lie shall want them, in like PRO.
portions. or Ms much money as will pnr-
chase them al the time for other articles
OF printing ", rk, the prices 10 be in pro-.
portion to that Of the newspaper. All his
customers. who have 10 spare Gny of the
above, nr other articles Of country produce.
he hopes Slll let him know il. and afErrd
him the necessary supplies. without which
his business here must very s1Jn BE- discon.
tinued." Il is gratifying to be able to
state that the sturdy patriot survived :he
l,evuluiion. aud lived IL revisit the city
Of which he had been postmaster in l77j
Ills patriotic labors aud .uiferings justly
entitled him to the following epitaph
: \ due trihnte 10 the memory df John
Holt. printer to this State. a native Of fir.
ginia. whn patiently obeyei deaths awful
Summons Oh the thir;ieth Of Jlnutry. 1881.
in the sxty.foarlh year OF hisag'. Tos,y
that bis friend bcsail him. is useless;
that oil regret him. unnecessary; for thaf
the merited every esteem is certain. The
tongue Of SANDER cannot say less, though
Justice might say more Such an epitaph
over the dIst "fan editor. Who
had also held commissions as postmaster.
opens wide field of emulation TO the
journalists aud officials Of these latter
day. .--Scritner for Jarmrg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
WHAT MIGHT AsToNISH A NO
DERN BELLE.

Imagine what N sensation lady would
create In these times should she make her
appearance dressed III the following cos-
tune. d description Of which u taken
from "AfalcDnl's Anecdotes A black
silk petticnat, with red and white calico
harder; clleerry colored stays, trimmed
with blue aud silver; red and dove>cul-
otr,l gown, flowerei with large trees; a
yellow satin apron, deliberately trimmed;
a muslin head-dress with lace rutller; 4
black silk scarf and aspotted silk hood.
such was the costume worn by lady in
lsOsa Further on We read Of lad les head
dresses costing frDm one hundred :" two
hundred dollars. A great deal has been
said about the extravaganza Of women of
the present day. but The modern belle
would stand agllast should she be asked To
Iay Two hundred dollars for bonnet;
and II is doubtful whetIer The expensive
head gear referred 10 was any more be-
coming 70 The wearer than the jauuty aud
stilish hats worn by the girl Of ftheperiod',
SUNDAY Times aud Messenger.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
Bs'ighg Tobacco.

Try us On B and you will be convinced that no other Inland
Market can excel this ##8##
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
IL AGrp Man, TOTALLY n

An AGED Man, TOTALLY BLIND For
TWELVE YEARS, REsNRED To SIGnT BY
DR. JoSEs-Agresvillc, Putnam county,
Mo.-Dr. Joncs-Sir: This ls TO certify
that sou operated on The eyes of Jacob
Garriott lny father-in .lawl Tor cataract,
with complete succ~s. frnm total blind
ness he can see 10 pick mp a pin on the
ground, aud can sve everything with
tolerable accuracy. JAcnB GARRIorr.
aged SO, RR. 4. Il. Martin.
Dr. Jones is now restoring the bllnd aud
deaf straighining cross and curing chronic
,Iiscases ut the Humphrey House Golds-
boFo, \. &. where be remains until Feb end.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
THE BEST PAPER. TRY IT.
BEAurIruLLY ILLusrnarED.
PosrAGE FREE.

BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.
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IL eujoy. the widest circulation u any weekly
nrasllalirl dfthc ktad ~ the world. A dew No-
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It. rsallent- emiraers tlir Latest and no-t inte-
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eta br.s ILLUSTRATED weekly piper published.
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rlgrayings cf new machinery and novel in'tn.
lions.
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of ~ News Dealfrs.
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Paleits arn ala ained On the best term. Moaels
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lion lg silrh nollre Send Iar Palnphlri, liu
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talnlng Patents. ,.,.,.
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

burden which is too .heavy fct any one
man. by assotiating with him gentlemen Of
undonbted qualifications aud approved cx-
perience. and whatever of character the
school of ilorner and Graves had obtained
will be fully sustained BY the able admins
tratipn which now directs the fortunes Of
the Ilillsboro Military academy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

A darkey who.was sto?ing TO wash hi
hands in creek. didh't notice he peculiar
actions uf caat Just behind him. 70 when
he scrambled ont of tue water and was ssk.
ed how Il happened he answered: Il dun
no zacily bat peared rs Of &c shore kinder
listed aud frowed me,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

A heavily laden man wedding his de-
ylm,. way along tile thoruugl'faie lasi
night. aud nearly nlonopolIzing asidewalk
with his tangent transils. said toa way.
tarer who scrutlnizcd him rather too
closely, "Seedn't hook nj me 20 hard; J
aIn't drunk, only gothic 'hiccups' 50 bad
/ can't walk straight that's all;'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
PREMIUMS

New subscribers (applying early for the year
;s,s may have, without charge. the nnlnbsrs Tor
tie last quarter of lss5 of such periodicals -
they nlay subscribe for.
Neither premiums To subscribers nor discount
% clubs can b. SLOWED unless the money " ne
mittrd direct % The publishers. No premiums
given u eiubs.
Circulars with ;nriher particulars may be had
on sppiicaiinn.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co.,
4l Barclay 81. New York.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

A man may occasionally kiss the wrong
woma,, I,y mistake. bat when he makesa
nractlce Of Il, tile right woman hnds y Out.
sn,l that's what boilers him
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19

BRONCHITIS Ann cATARRH. The fpl
lowing extract ola letter from a grateful
patient speaks for itself:
Editors Telegraph aud NesseHgcr {:
Seeing your COMMUNICATIONS Of DIR. Jones,
aud being dreadful sufferer with calarrll
aud bronchitis, awaited myself ofhis pc.
culiar treatment a month ago, aud have
thanked you anl him, ever since-ror I
feel his skill has saved my life-the goud
lie has dUne me cannot describe.
MRs. JULIA RANsEAU,
Near Elijah. Gilmer Co; tia.
DIR. Jones who cured this lady Is INV
restoring tile diseased 10 health aud the
blind 70 sight strsigltning defornled eyes
aud limbs II the llumphry House Golds'
boro. ". G. where lac remains until Feb.
2nd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-01-19
TgREs[Isciadiay Posiage.l
CLUES.

A discount cf twenty per rent viii be SLOWED
10 clubs ~ Four or more persons. Thus; four
COPIES Of Blarkwo0d or ~ one Review viii be
sent 10 one .ddFe~ for s.s -; four copies u he
four Rsslsws and Blaeswood for sis aud % Oh.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
GOLD IN NORTH CAROLINA.
AN English cAcIrnI>Ts OPINION.


Mr. j. Howard Jones OF London was Iii t1le
c,tr yr.trr,ay Tie s MO aging tae mining Interests a
tl!s State foT hru n 2ianJ. and at present = ga.
rrd ir eAplurilg foT copper ana SILVER ores III i'ssa
g.uuty Fearing That M. hes had Travelled gV',,
pa.t al the world and iUnlhar with AL !ls h"l.e
mines tIt leysrter SultSt an interview ana orc" Vus
h,- opinion oi Acrti CaIoi ua N tiiis sty le; ,,
a. there Wlcn eoi II Nofth N.F olihN ~ '''~A' 20 -
California. Mr.. Jon,st' -. a,
Thor, is more ef aaG the mines are much rieher
onguud { IT, same tePtt'
:. What's ,he ,roubl. l,re with us, then Z"
the trouble il your people, w'r tIey get 10 the w
u,r ,lcpfL OF l5J g. stop. Ihey fad iel"Nous ore
supte ~ iron, called the pNr'cs, ana are not aD'o p"
.rt M, .,uld from it, and hence stop AZ work"
y M.,t. con cold D. gottSn from IL =,
on yes nu truslbo ~ all. lhcy oO II IN i.ngiHi'd
Yu have TIC b,st god mines n So1lh AlAe4l'r
Mr. Jones 81 , IL, u,,,os t Moth c,ro.
ina r.cn.r tam them ALL Your best mines are aroGia
Charo. !e .nd ssbury, aUd il yOu couu DdA AT area
i've of sx mites in Montgomery County you cuHtl Wy
an tA National deb, IEI bSt Erut 10 Brall j. the -
John D. Rey uWnet by English c2piiahSts. ~ aNtfSeas
81 Ia TIE ton aud ha, pad over S'OoOVooolh IN N "a
IN 70 wears. Your mlaes n tils stie Can NC No'A0
as 10 nv .rarc S25 TO tAr ton." ,,...,.,y
How en- the n'u.cs sou speak or III hoHteVn'''
County be WORKED To adNantdgeF' -, ,t,,,
1t would cost 100000 or S4opuuo 20 W. nasird
urop1 rly. Inc eu,i,c Iiis must be suic'd ana "'e
down with hyuiaJi.tS eltia tb ths DSi ioSA'
"Wh.t are ducg IN Ctathaiut ,h.va
am testing ut present for silver and COPPER nas
two shafts l50 feet deep, aud ~ sonl "S Jim 49,
l25 feet somebot,y Is going 10 ~ asoni-hta'
Let homo iolk5 read the above ~ ohy .sd
with what Tile man from Randolph Count! oAs Ls
when walked up TIE tram ara s'u ~ inS doing,
declared he times were mighty du DHd notnins .bsr
but admt;ed before he 20, half dozen YosUs J AZ
that a man could p.u gold In the Coart-Aouse '
AshDuro.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
A1Es FEoN 2l2 o'cLocH To CLOSE or BUSINESS, 3
MnNnAN. JnlY lO-P. ".

Tho week opens on the Stock Exchange with
dUi and laucGid speculation. During the hrSt hour
of business thr-, was "A fractional Improvement IL
the price, of some Of the iayoT.s because II Cor
better reison every one wa. expecting there woUld
be- hut subsequently, 'he market became c4oeodnslv
dull and prices generally saGged below the close ri
saturday Under existing circumstances, tho
"cliaucsn are growing as nervous a that ancient
monarch who cried Justify for horse, AID If some
thing favorable does not soon turn up' il IL quite
likely that gdom may be offered for that noble
animal. Donkoys plentiful in the street that
they may be had at lower prices. Daring the past
week stocks have become blocked that IL IS well
understood among the operations tina: il is as dan
gerous 10 20 short Of the active stocks it is 10
take the load off Of the cliques' shoul-
dcTs: hence waiting and watching on
the part of both ins and outs. The Preferred
stock. % Northwest and ~. Paul we're made the
feature Of the carly trading the former advancing
to o. 7l2 and the latter to 722, with appearance oi
considerable strength; but later the stock yielded
to GG7s and 7l7s respectively n comparatively
small amount of transactions. The expected comedy
of North-Wcst Common WAS omitted from the bill
:" for tli, day only Il. Paul Common started out
braycy at i13iail7s, but ended at 4lao. Lake
Shore was easily moved at the opening from 56os to
57li but retired il disgust with The unappreciative
audience at j6l2. Michigan Central sold at 5O9i0
5la jO2 and at 80 seller 90 days, the latter sales
looking very much like u" hedge on the part of
some holders of Lake Shore. Erie steady at
lilal41s. and OHIO and Mississippi weak at l6osdr
lGl whlr the Preferred stock sold ut 3Dl2
regular aud 80, seller 30 days. Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western was weak, declining from 1O2
t0 lOols and closing at 1908. NCw-Jrrssy Central
opened weak at II and declined 10 II X, but later
gained strength aud sold at 73lsd 72i. AZ Is barely
possible that the people who got their backs up
when H.. price Of this stock had dropped from 10,
TO IUCa lO2. but who since think il may 20 much
lower Inay he driving the thing little too fast.
aud le brought up with Il round turn. In invest
meus thrre Transactions 0t note except the
sale Il 600 shares of Illinois Central at 9SG3T a.
The uarbct closed weak aud foyrri,h generally II
about c lowest prices # the dy The business 5f The
da; amounted to only about 10000 shares, and the
declines at the ciosc compared with the final puocg
OF Saturday, weIs ia Lake Shore Ohio and Missis-
spp. ~. Paul, and Western Union. each Is; North
West Preferred, Il; Michigan Central Petroleum,
and Pacific Mail, each y. aud Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, H. pr cent. s.. raul Pre-
fcTrcd advanced Is, aid Union Pacific and " j. Cen
rsl each = per cent. The following g BILE shows tie
RANCE oT THE MAgKTr.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11

The London adyices, according TO cable to-day,
were not important, cOnSols ruling steady ana
IJuited States bonds strong at full prices. Eile
Common. however, fell to 1874; Preferred closing ~
Is4lsIo. and New-York Central at 81. Money was
no; reported but presumably easy and below the
minimum rate of discount at the Bank OF England
The sum Of f3Sj 900 bullion went into this nis,i-
tuition "on balance today In Paris, the hVe
p,r cent rertes were frmer, ranging at lo).oo
10 lO555 while sight exchange on Lon
don was quoted mp 10 2532I2. Inc for-
eixu exchange market here was strong ana
higher. standard drawers having advanced Iat's 10
81 80 for 60 days bills and 81 81 for sight, schiig
rates being on the basis of 81 Sc and "a 80 10 the
E. The occasion was she lowering of the price Tor
double eagles by the Bank OF England. Gold opened
lower than last week at III y, declining later 10
11l3l on a limited movement, and devoid oi hcte-
worthy feature. Loans cost aud ll2 per cent Tor
CARRYING We hear Of no engagements OF specie lot
Wednesdays steamer The Assistant Treasurer para
ont in July coin interest $21 ,o00 and $4,000 in
redemptioa of called bonds. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered: Gold Cleared
Sl4 s0s, 600; gold balances, So99,l99; chrie'cF
balances. SJ52,Gii. The principal gold quotations
were: ,,r
ioooiII7. lIso...IllT. leo..illA 2:So HI
10 6SLiiI : l2GO-.l.l4 l$0....Hi1 opo-..-iI'e
iYSO...iii7. 1890 Ills, 20O...lil's
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
Tic reyised rates for FOREIGN exchange are as fol-

The new week opens upon an amply snpP'cd
uou,y market and the surplus Of the banks Is now
80 uucolrulpnly large that tie plethora OF money Il
likely 10 increase rather than fall or and i""'r
rates of money consequently ensue. Io-days hu"-
ness was At isG2 pledge Of United states bonds
and 2l2 on mixed stocks on demand Discount
3I2 and upward. The United States Treasure 10
dav received 100000 National bank notes ior IL
de,prtlon The Customs receipts ~ Washington to-
day vrr. $500. 600 The Internal Revenue receipts
footed M ,SIpO. 600 The following is the Clearing
hausc statement: Cur.cncy exchanges T6s, ,i2J2iV;
currency balances, Sl,252 PSI; gold eNchan-,s.
Slt.245, ,Ogg; gold balances. Si,iSl,9s2.
The movement in United States bonds wa CON
fined to Old is65s at liGI2 new at 1l7l2; lS57s at
ilOIa. and registered l0-ios at lis The market
closed dull and steady Ak the following quotations:
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
Ia city bank stocks Fourth National ti0l $ .a al
ssh and American Exchange l25l at lOSl.. Iht
following are the bids !:
Orere: Asked.

Railroad bonds were moderately active, bu strong.
Central Pdcfcs selling at 1O7ls do Land Grants N
9li2: Union frsts at 1924 ditto Sinking fund ~
%. aud 81. Paul Consolidated Sinking fund AT @os.
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Convertible S. adNa. ceG tD
81 n j. Contra ConvcItibles sold at 81 l., seller
10; First Consolidated At 1OIl4 TO lO1, and Lehigh
and Wilkcsbarre at s7i2. The following were the
bids: