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, 1876-10-01

HOG PRODUCrS-Wcre quiet, with not much
change In prices, slight upward movement In the
early part Of the session not being sustained Hogs
were In fair supply for Saturday. aud steady but there
was little demand for product, except that meats
In slightly better request The stocks band (of old}
estimated At 49, 900 bTls pork o,O0o@1Q 600 tcs
lard, and 500, 0O0 ns meats.
The Duly Commercial! Leport gives the following
tho shipments OF provisions from this city for the
periods named:
, 1876-10-01

's ,eu'.' '''.'''...- <t'4-o' -'''o' y
| ~, 80 = ~
| .o:,.-. a.r1 ~ ,u.. AH ~ ~
| .t" -. a..ss,, 49, 49,, 1-@ss-,:,s ...,'
,a-+.s,t .aa,a,,.s ~. -. .'s
- r., tha,r s+o,ha,1. , sn 49, y.
,o.t'n 49, as.a,st,a -. ~ $500 s.. y. =.
| ssaa.1s.a- =. sa''. ~ -
e true -suedv =: ~ ,ho nt-.cto,s =, co,,n.,tes ~
publish regularly Official nj OFT Of their earnings
e r. ano Gs. IT, " :. Is - @ ay 70 kn@w
ties. When this IA spectators viii have precisely
sne SANE enahGe 3 snal shIrsholcrs nave Mlsrcprn,
serious harm would result Ills inporfant considcra-
t9n has Dsca urged on companles tor years with lite
maEc It clear to ali corporate Inalaers tat It Is ther
interest to furnish thls information Thai the share
more t6an that nrfncInai hss to rht A. Scinani ~
hs agent eve h;ng which gerzatns to ths business
Sometimes Ysn FOR withhudtns ~ 10 1he
business Of railroads. that It Is liable to make rival lines
Senmire To- he cnnnie1 ,t II. H. a a " nnons.% n % h
enect Of Mr- V rbts proca,a atlon wis to hold the
beean to sfgmaz It a. our}s of trmnc3s me ena
RITZ Mr. ItIIr Natp
, 1876-10-01
BREADSTUFFS.

FLOUR-Was In falr demand and rtn, at fun former
prices With only moderate offerings. Sales were
ported OF 40 brls winters At S. 509B $50 br spring
extras chiefly ST. 75 brs spring supcrnnes
at $2.s75494-o0; and 100 brls rye -four, psrtly at
$4.25 Total. 1.4e0 brls- The market closed steady
the following the asking range Of prices: Choice
shipping extras, 81. 5o5.U0 choice patents, &C. SOC
7.5o: common do, S5.75G6 90; springs, 81. 0oe
3.75; spring superdnes, $3.ooI3. so 5e four S4.o0
GAPS.
Bran-Was in fair demand, With only moderate Of
ferngs. and hrm Sales 20 tons $e IS t1nck
and so.87A9 10. % free on board cars
Ctr1 Aeu-Coarse Was nominal at SIT 90 per ton
track.
WHEAT-Was active and more irregular than the
previous day, though the fluctuations were not wide.
The market for September steady at the selling
price Of the previous DAY. except IN the early part OF
the season, while futures weakened, chiefly by
the expectation Of larger receipts and declined c
3ass &aa
, 1876-10-01

Lard-Was quiet and advanced 1oc per 100 lbs on the
gear, early. but fell off afterwards closing tn 31oc
lover all round than the latest prices OF Frday Sales
were reported Of $50 tcs seller October st $40
3, $50 seller the year ut 50. 3.j&G9 50; md $50 tea
seller January at $3.50 Total 4, 80 tcs. The market
closed tame at $40 3Ael0 219 for cash; So o5@lO 7
beT 50 32>39 35 for seller tho year January sum
cr lard nominal at 1Oc per 1OO rs below the price
Of tcr-rendercd.
Atats-Were rather more active, and rather hrm on
lots ready ship within few dlys, but Will special
change III prices. Future meats were dull and steady.
Saes Ecre reportedof $50 boxes shoulders nt 797s;
tsamcr} at c 500 boxes long clear and short cleurs
at SIC for October. for November. and e8. for De-
cembrF The following the latest quota Ions:
, 1876-10-01

for the weeks ending as dated:
, 1876-10-01

fashionable ii1f QeSLtne0 10 Create q Se0SaI1on-
Tie parties are Mr. and Mrs. L. B. NJ, and
the Wifi is the suing party. She charges adu1-
, terr upon her husband with hts househeeper, a
preposscss;ng woman about 80 years Of age; and
the testimony cited in support Of the charge is, to
fay the least rather straightforward The aun-
; dress Of the hoEse is n colofed woman. and her
husband is the defendants coachman They swear
that one Sunday night n Angust taey naa i, oeen zen
turning to the house by the basement. took
their aloes a,cenaps the to staips aGqq
''',.l as they passed their masters room, they
were surprtsed to hear voices, and {eupposing that
hc afone they looked into the rGom an, sna ea%
Improperly couched. dim light was burning
"a the roon. and they we're confident they Eecos-
nzca she right persons The defense @ 5 as e. very ,a
rot in the house at all, and that to protect ms
Home a.ainst intruders, he asked friend to come
there and occupy biz ana mat IL any na
naye i,een the adventure Of his friend. Strange to
-av. the horsckceper has disappeared. and can
nowhere be found; i Jhe iaus bnnG ;n6daiitr and
h.r LAWYERS arc confident that they will gain the
Sase. and handsome almony besides.
! BUYING HUSBAND.
vc often hear Of men marrying Tor money,
,,1 II is rare that the stipulation is so directly
,,+t,r If bargain and sale as that shown IN, a
,..cent lawsuit. Emanuel Duetsci, wealthy
:f,,or-mc7chant on Front street, in this clty mas
ned Morris LANCER and Lyons tsnSer @ to recover Yer
'9q "ntT cavc 10 the tr*t defendant some months
that h. s,spSse So1 rone s1aaasa aafey foy
IT,, nf S,es an tbai tas defendsnt s could 70
n2 thak9S ,t to a1ea1 aeR h sapposa poRs
greco 1;.,s. ~ -" wnuId take place at once On
y enu,sary, IS soon g IanEsr S9t. e9t The
, 1876-10-01

supposes that this transparent trjckery is carried
on with the or Of the owner Of
cient acquaintance with the preas to obtain an
occasional notice Of some fayorite, and forthwith
the manager is de1uge9 with applications for loan
OF s. or larger sums, and these demands are often
repeated.
DIRECT CHARGE AGAINST SUNDAY JOURNAL.
Now comes 1lr. Frank Hart, Treasurer Of the
Eagle Theatre, Of this city, and charges small
scandal directly upon the proprietors Of one Of
the hcst-known and oldest OF the exclusively
Sunday journals, that its columns have
been turned into q sewer to abuse the
theatre because its advertisement was withdrawn
from the paper under circumstances which II cor
rectly rectted, reflect upon the integrity Of that
jonrnal seserely Mr.; llars says that they paid
received gratuitous notice, varying in length
from quarter to a third OF column. What an
noyed them the most was the continual boring re-
sorted TO By the editors for passes and seats. The
number called for ouf Of all proportion to the
claius OF the paper and finally, to get rid of the
nuisance. the managers ordered the advertisements
to be discontinued in that sheet. Since then the
former favorable notices have ceased and in their
place. violent abusc Is every week showered upon
the theatre and its management The value OF
such criticisms under these circumstances, can be
imagined, bur not described.
SAD EFFECT OF PRESERVING REPUTATION.
It is well known that a noted firm of piano.
makers have spent large sums Of money and an
immense deal of trouble in addition, to prose-
upon worthless pianos. An incident lately &C.
Cured which shows that it is easier to make row
about imitation than to secure recognition Of
one's own clans- A lady came from the country
to buy 81, oCc piano, and, after purchasing one
intended to buy = piano. and was recommend
ed by my friends to do SO; but In the papers
the other asF thai thay we're mixed ap with bogus
, 1876-10-01
Fork, Lard, fIums ShouldtTyr '-tf7ddies,
iris. tcs. fcs- lbs. los.
cnd'Rt
., 7EI 4.5l6 1.1a7l 1.G1I 3{i go S. TDl EOS
,rk Is = 416E 1850 1,277 $4,000 s. 33l. 1.3
NOV
IN 853 .33 o60 GO, 568 81, So, Gc5 Oh

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Isey. Z. N. wiIcy....Tnc nihle.

On Wednesday evening last this gentle
man delivered lecture III the Methodist
Church ihItliis place on tls subject o.
Bible distribution. 1t appears tliat the
American Bible Society has placed al
convenient points copies Of the Holy
scriptures, tobe furnished 10 those who
buy, atseost; 10 those who cannot, grltui-
toasly' Almgc quantityof Bibles are in
charge Of Df. o, Hooker. Unfortunately
the Good- Book Is one not generally voluu-
tariIy sought after, aud has 10 be forced, as
II were, ulon the reader. Dr. Hooker
says. lliutsince llp'lias haitlr lsibles, but
u singleaprlicAtion Las been mad .tohim
Cor ,tcopys and That l,yanian III such an
unfil conditiol, d mind and body That It
was tefused him.
Tie .destitution ofthe people inthis
respect b something Incredible. It. was
the otjscrof Mr.. Wiley's lerturesto direct
attention " i, and devise some remedy.
Twocourses present themselves; the one
q paid colportage, which Il expensive; The
oLllergoiuntary action, which is troubles
somds But One or The other must bcadop-
ted to wipe away this rcpfoach from i,
christian people, Shat in country where
the Bible can be had for tile asking. OF u
merctlmiinal. price, hundreds Of families
are Without ii.
Mr. Wiley appealed to The public IN
another interest which is well worthy the
cor,silsratioh and action ofeyery COM
munity. The cpiivicts in the state peni-
Tertiary until recently have been entirely
without religious care, given iIpas hopeless
reprobates. Lately tliehyotMIg men aoi
Raleigh with ffs.isowoithy zeaI beiook
themselves 20 lac charge OF the moral cons
dilinl, 0ftliesc l.galonfeasts and nrganize,l
a sunday School Under chnigc Of II num-
Der of i,inus and, Intelligent ,gcntivniell.
The wark iiasbecn bpgtu tpld,r fifdst III;
couragjng conditions. iheeynvi,ts hive
manifested inuclii interest, and receive in
structio,iy VIII liEility AMI apparent
l pleasuves "A gysRt want Is il 4 deficiency
Of Bi!lrfs Jl'Aiti5aaaN GO hsayy lforll,u
Young lsa.silsIlsesrl ilslasflt.pn "
their other services
Now let each congregation engage e
furnisi, i,,c conyicis, through Col. }. NJ
liacR al Raleigh, who is the SnperiIhen
dent ofiiie cnilvlc, schoul, with twenty o
! more cnpies &C the bible. aud the de
iiciency viii soon he snppied. Ii Is
human and christian work IN which NJ
nn,y vngasspnd one that PROMISES to d
Immense ultimate good 10 tile State y!
turning Out from lie place ofpunisllilelii
tpen reformed and hun,ailize,l rather than
:. Is naw, hardened IL vice and sharpene'
10 crime, ~
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tEa THEINDIlN WAR.

n VI h
St. Paul. July 2I.-DisPaiehcs from
bismarck confirm The killing Of Sitting
Isill. Crazy Horse and Black Noun, 10 the
TslSter, ligIrt.f tf t3t} afdt .flkSI \
:" Nearly al the Bucks are absent from
Suadins Rick camp They have uudoubt.
ediy joined tie hostile Indians.
New York. July 2I,--A dispatch dated
Camp Of the 9Th Cavplry says, out Of %
500 Cbeyenncs belonging to the Red
Cloud Agency MI have gone North except
about three hundred women aud children.
There is u great scarcity u ammunition
The lnlians bayc evensotIsred rs mhch as
pony for thirty rounds Of cartridges.
About one hundred Indians were wound.
ed in General Cook s igla on. the Rosebud
IN june. and they are now distributed a
nlonr friends ut the Agency. rH nts
THERE'S much mourning for tho Indians
| from that Agency who were killed ~ that
tight. Aia .sFt',il lse'li y, $3.50.
The Indians acknowledge tho loss pfiSGi
killed IL Zen. t'ook's fight. anI u about
$50 il General Custer'4 Eight.
Red Clrud has armed AMI sent out d
great many warriors 10 Sitting Bull. oven
| taking ratiu,Is of beef issued 90 the 10Th
irum tile women and children 70 supply
these warriors with something 10 al on
their way North. 7af F54
Out ui the Is 900 IndiDns belonging 10
he Agcrey. there nre 1000 hot present
nov. AMI lie Agent is no longer able u
deny that his Indiis have mostly zone
North 10 join String hull. Many werr
lulnd 10 20 Immediately sfer The snn
dance u laa June. bus were restraint.
After the nows Of Gen. u,a,er's defeat
ramo 20 them they began leaving 10 large
and small parties. unlilnow the Cheyennes
are rwsrly plladun. aud almost Tie entire
iighliBg strength " thb Siunx.
The Post 10 White River canon ba,
bcta withdrawn as the mail contractors are
nnatlS 10 20 use u,ail ctrisi jfnhS Mort
iarainie 10 led Cloud, anil ~ the NALL
for iroolF ,illere are ssDt ,,in aud out vial
Atililhfg teats. | ISL IL llb9llJllll
When Gen. Mcrritt'scommand returns
froh, ils present move il will proceed a
cncd lajnhi Gen. co,k. Il will consist 0
tho entire cavalry u companies recruit
cd 10 goeisasndard Il
ID
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summer VISITORS.

.
A considerable humber Of visitors from
the low country have found their way %
Hillaboro, all oftllcm becoming inmates
Of private families. The excellent hotel
here isready 70 cpter,aia many more.
k Hot weather We have had this summer
with unusual fervor, but the polar regions
are hardly exempt IN such afl exceptional
season as this. Even chilly and foggy.
London for tile first time in its long hiss.
tory makes It's fatal record OF deaths by
sun stroke. iiillshoro ii therefore not
asharnedto admit that It's days and some
81 itsi.ights this summer have been hot.
But thr last IRE now over, and The days
heat caln be endured under tile certainty
OF refreshing night freezes. Health in the
meantime has been preserved. and nv a
summer sanitarium, there isno place equal
to:it this east Of tlle.mouni;ins. II The nd
ventitious aids ~ mineral matters are re-
quired, they are here. The sulphur spring
Of good repu;e and used for theiast century
with goni,otfect, still sends out lis odor>
ousstrenm.g The welll The public square
Is u perfect specific for chills Il fevers is as
Ihouilteous az ever III its supplies. Weare
inforine,i, tlr,t III 1864 1T, Wien ague
was epidemic in this region no one who
used tilat water was attacked. and those
affected were cured Iy lis use. We state
this oil tile authority ~ physicians pra,:-
ticing at TINT time, and sill engaged In
title practiceliere. il 4k aa
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Dlstribulloa Or Doean,eai..


We learn that radical documents are
being sliowcred in prurtlsion upon suf.
fering community Through tie vssio,ls
post offices ~ this county, and we suppose
through the State. Mr.. Mason In his
speech here made loud complaints that
the Democrats were abusing mail facilities
81 doing the same thing We were iold
III Chapel ! Iill Ihat the late postmaster
il,crc acted on Mr. Mason's bi:lts a'ld
wlthleli documents forwarded Us NJ.
Davis 10 his constituents.
10th parties have right tothe use.ol
the mail; neither can complain 81 W,
uthrr for using Il. We suggest 10 the Stat,
Executive g0mnlilice 10 emulate the AZ.
tlyity OF tic Republicans, AMI furnish ~
antidote Il, tie poisson ~ freely distributed
The DemwIals will furnish ten iuadeis I,
one Republican.
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Bursiar Arrested. ,

Dennis Haynes, alias Thompson.
somewhat MISUNDERSTANDING crlminalannals
OF Orange County, was arrested Ia Oxford
a few days ago through the active exer-
lions Of A. w. Graham Esq. Dennis
stands charged will, burglary committed
on the stnre Of n. N. Brown some pioDtlis
ago Other parties corlIeciei will, the
cline were arrested ut urahain. but-then
discharged Cor want ofsuhicicnt evidence,
Dennis, the chief offender escaped and
has been 1T large until his recent arrest
tits hoped that the clue Is found 10
many undelectcI obbcries Which lave
occurred Ia this county during several
s.ar4. Dennis v iot without experience
Il, tile courts. lie was tried sonie years agt
aud convicted nfa burglary committed
upon tile store of y. &. Parks lie owe
il 10 the friendship Of Judge Tonrgre thai
he dill mol then go 60 the Penitcntiary.
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iGHg,PMUsIC.

Tel, cents mailed TO Luddcn 4 Bates
southern Music House, Savannah, oHi
win bring n, rvtbn.a specimen euI'y 81 the
sn-TngKS MUSICAL. JOURNAL, ,nt,,ainins
one dollar. worth of Vocal aud li,strn'
mental music, and d choice selection q ex'
,slleal, sIllsic Heading Matter, slicll y
,a,eiss,I rsni.lc can enjoy. The June 10,
lust gu, las tie Popular ARTISTS Lift
wallsa,, y ~ slnaRs. lprfcc y tfnts.
anil elarIlwls iaypri,e l,allsi Come Back
II Erin, tprIec 81 ccnts.l 10th eftl'c~'
el,oieS ,,lccrs eau DC hal for Ten Gents
py addressing The putlisl,cs.
800 LUDDEN & RATES.
ff t SNaapAll, 3as
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no III l,A,E 30 Exe,sE

,Iayc~pu any eEruyfersgilsrirE with
n,.,e,,sm I'll fiyef Couplaint7 ~ there
~, r,a.Sia,&hy you should 50 on rom
,lay 10 dry cVsplailAng with sur
stomach, sick Headache. Haoilual Cas-
tlyenr.a, iaIpilaiin ofihc Hear. hc'rt
Lurn Nyalrrhrasl,, Gnawing aud burll-
Inp ,mins nj lie pIt Of the Stomach, ir'-
low skto. t,pa,cd Tongue, and Disagree
alIo taste III tie mouth, Coming w ~
Gml allerl&hline. Low spirits, DC. mol !.
/. positively your owa FAULT u sou do. Go
i vour ps,,gslst Dr. o. Hooksr, and get Q
I,o,,Ie of,iwEKS's AUGUST FLOWER Tor %
cents yuis cote IL certain, but u yoa doubt
M. -, \ sample Bottle for 10 ccnts aud
~ n Two doses viii ,,lItse you,
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We thank tie Prolrietors. of PAGES
Warehouse Of Danville for the handsome
and patriotic cnr.l Issued iby their house.
Reform Is tile burden Of the refrain We
feelsIecialIy fhtlered, asa North Caro-,
Iinian, at thcl prominence given In the
ear,,l 10 the claims OF vanceand Jarvis. IL
yirsinlahs are Observation-Disclosures, what ought
not Carollnians TO lie
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ne,. wnl,am Hooper.

This Venerable gentleman Is nov resi-
drlt ~ Chapel llill, lis home Icing with
prof. ]. &c lBrrnicrr Hooper. ID his sati
scar, hc nlainlains all that signr 81 nii'd
and sprighllIness of vii That alwayscliar-
ncsedzedlhini, aud with a fecble aud AZ
ly,.iaied frame lhat promised long since
10 yield "a the rayages Of disease, ho mas
survived With wonderful stuck ofphys'-
cal vitality, those ofiIis comleen aud M,
s.ciates wl,u-r roLusf physique PROMISED
them i hold On life when Dr. hoOlcI
would long since have been IL his grave
The venerable ;;rntlemal has bec'i on =
visit 10 tiic Centennial Exhibition, an'
viii probably make an extended horl;ier'
tbnr b,t,,re his return.
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HaGicssi Mag istracy. what u igis DO Expe,
ted.


aae.s lia - eant
Tie Wide ii0dkc tells ns that gang Of
buiglars has Just hernJiscoycred and ar
rested Ia Fayetteville who had deprecated
Oh aniexteEsive scale for eleven years. No
cla. couil DE. bal and llGugh stores and
dwellings were robbed continuously, nd
discovery was made OF the perpetrators
until last week. 1hestore OF II. ~ Lilly
Was heavily robbed. and some careless dis
lr,s.l Of the pluii,lerled t..al,c arrest of one
90 The PARTIES, who. ~ the one, we think
who turned states evidence. Il exposed his
epnfelcrates and their plans. The orsti,l
zation WAS bound by The most icarinl0ails
10 secrecy, death being tile penalty fUr be-
trasaI Of each other, and The oatlls have
been etfectuaI to protect . system Of crime
for these eleven years. White men ar.
implicated ~ being the receivers OF STOLEN
goods. Many arrests We're made, and a
trial was had before justice Thornton. Az
ter tedious fight before the court, in
which the criminals were strenuously de-
Tended by w. "A. Guthrie, the soa Of the
Chairmanofthe Orange County Repub-
khcaii Executive COMMITTEES, Thornton
bound them over 10 the nextterin of Cum
berland Superior Court III the heavy bond
af one hundred dollars, the security for
The l.,l,lerOf the gang being n loase wo-
man! No wonder that lie Wide igqke,
inihis contempt of the rights and security
of an outraged people, squinis strongly 10
wards Lynch law. Ea a34
This same radical Justice Thornton !,
the man who married y Negro Woman
which marriage was Iegalizcd by the radi
cal convention Of lS6s. .g..5.ss. t,s4...sl
I or sucllis the radical party. 5H3&~l'"
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Death er Haywood GrIen.

On THURSDAY evening this gentleman,
20 well k,nwn through greater partition
oftlils state, died IN Charlotte, sinking
under the prolonged pr''siration Of para
lysis. He was al,ou. Is years Of age. He
was n native. aud for many years resi-
dent 81 Newterii, spending the last twenty
Ave years &c his life ia Lincointon aud
Charlotte. lie wasa good lawyer, u line
speaker, deep scholar aud a original
thinker, aud cultivated literature with
same success. Ills work, the Comet, pub
Iisl,e,l 4 law years ag,, attracted much n
L alton. 80 IN
Mr. Gniun was twice married, i'is INST
viii. bslng the youngest daughter of ih'
Hon. ALFRED Mnore Of Ibis vicinity; hi'
second, Tie only daughter Of the late Gov
Owen. 9fsfrFa@
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DIED.

III this county onthe' 10th, inst. after
very rrotracted illness. James q. Monk.
This young man was cut oil in the bloom
of life II is indeed i sad affection to hls
friends. lie WAS member OF the Methoui,t
Church and bore his Sickness with untirils
faith. lie was d dniiful soli and kind
brother. Weep not mother I + your darl-
ing; rcinen,ber thy lussishis latcrlai gain.
Dearest one thou hast left US,
", Aud thy loss We deeply feel. 5 g tl,.
n Bit twas, God WHO did bcreayc US. w.
n lie can ailtuur surrows. heal. /" ipft3
na 80 TN
N iliis town On "Wednesday evening the
10Th inst. his birthday, James Nil1roc.
infant ron q Jos. a. and y, q. Reese aged
one year. [ III * IL ltlT
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Our ihauks nre due 10 the gallant an 4
al,lc Col. II l.. Polk OF tho Ansonien' for
the l,leasa,it ard ilattering terms III which
lie refers 70 eur undivided attention 10 the
Recorder. We hope We shall prove during
,le calnI.aigils chat his elicomiums are
deserved. gss IKE
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Tie republicans are lying very low - Or
nnge. Tl,ey dnet know What csIirsc %
nike III sbereis tlltd want u g'r'I
understanding and feeling among them
thatmak - itnny,ilhrg but ahapps family;
rue heal " usr party, Guthrie, Chairman
~ tie Executive Committee, The re'i"u1-
table n. Il. suspects soaie q his own party
afcutiIng ofl'hIs post-oiiicial head. Scme
az The new converts 10 reform want to cut
iu~e lronr P9h aud the attaches 81 the
revenue board. Tin-s last 10 turn look
with eqmsenm upp. this assarpttioon n
iss' yIuus. ifhe Iisgioes always loyal 10
party, .lol't know which is The siInon-
paas Wing. AMI hlaiIdes al,pdi Pike
chickens without heat. hooking for the
true leadership. Npy Is the lime for the
democrats Of the county 10 secure their
uscendancy.5 ta'AA -a,A
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rrs eaAsD sEsarr OF sEATrY.

Health. The secret Of health u llr
power u cat, digest and assimiIniv \ pr,s
Ter quaniIiy ~ wholesome, nuiriticus
lood. This can never 10 done when the
liver does MT act IL part. II Is the great
driving wheel IL tile meclianis,n ~ nlail
and when II l. out 90 order, the WhoIeor-
ynnizalion becomes dcrangr,l, niid fever,
dyspepsia. sick headache, constipation.
inundicc, bilious collie, kidney disease aud
general debility enslies. To restore tie
normal functions Of ti,ciiver nnd inratt
tlat beauty, which always attends n
healthy, robust constitution. DIR. TUFTS
vEuErAgi.R LlvER Pihis are rconsciei.-
tidusly Recommended. They atedrsisiie,l
solely for tic disorlercd liver aud ID,
disease which, Il produces. They are noI
curu.s III, but III tie cases n,cntioncd they
rarely ever fail 10 effect ruro .,. ,B.l
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-26
]. - !. .EsfhaasEs.

I'VE weIromeltu our exchange liststlie
iopce fnniishr face UfiheAnsoniaii ID j
While s.,spsndy, L,ltnow again appearing
with renewed vigor; aud the Exaniiiirr'
revived at salisbury under cliatgg q NJ.
i. j. Stewart. Balh lnl-m reappear OPP
portuneIy to do good service for tile Demo-
aerat,c cnus,. 80 X ~ s.5...
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-07-26

The Rev. G. ]. Curtis was absent last
week iii attendance upon. the mission
services held In st. Barnahas Church,
Greensboro