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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23
Gentaur Ointment.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23
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U bas yrin,ip etrienistu S6riuelsr. rsits psrfu6tn Or.
Musuf 6bntae Samburetr Sruftbee une lrrptu natSu.
stmen uIe inter dbuli6 t,inosneem Eamsn. In touf6e I
dbnitt,r gspaduns, iprs eiitiesn Wirtursr in tsu Hiarii
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khfrsn absr eM Moiuna mnh haa NsrtEanen bee QabliInms.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23


Sas9ermosenu on Stanley 81 &c.,
in Dem ct. Saul Iiest, bstrdst s27,2S4,s
523. Die Stsusrn baraui iiub 10 Wils.
Beim Senat in ct. Saul 1T cine
&n,ubI BON Yetitionen e%inaeIauien, inter
weIden ii9 aud spei bon gebeutuns beiins
ZEN. sSn Der einen mirb ndmlid bic @ie:
oereinfibruus Der GObesitruie, bic aber
nidt bur9 ben Strans, ionbern bur9 bic
@uiaOtine uollSOsen werben ioa, uerIanst,
wdbrsnb in Der anberen UNI cine Staatsuns
teritieuns pom $1,000 our ginfibruns pom
Waidinen CUR gertilsuns Der Ssui9rsden
sebeten wirb.
0i edbrIi9e Statiititpo n Mins
neapOIis weiff mad, baB bier i'm ueriofe:
men Sabre @ebaube int Bertbe BON 81 ,OOOs
600 aufsefabrt, unb $500, coo 8uibeI
WeiSen in NebI uerrpanoeIt wurben.
Ole Nortb ftarmoIIenabri
in MinueapOlis fol- in Siir,e wisSsr in
Gang ssiett werOen. 0abur@ erbaltsn
800 Msniden Nrbsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-01-23
Or. AHsuft 86nia's
9ambnrger 9rdnter 2sdaffer,

Gin alt ~bspSbrt's pli:tel aseen;
0tfbpirs, oFcns sBuneea. zaI,fuA. 8sinfrah,
Br1fsBeulen
Ssgm looalen 2i6sumatismns.
gSH trefHi6u gDirtuns bel;
9amprs, biitsln, inneren B%srIesungen
Derfdudbungrn
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fhnf Tades fur 81 On. Ia in j'fer @prtteis iu babfu reT
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Or Der. etaatsn saiauet sm4 u. Spselr u SO,
Balimerf, Dll.
9unfsrmann y. 8aas, @snsroi'9issntsn,
8utuaus, Sierra.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
Ti.at ruhlle meetius.

Elsewhere will be found The proceedings
efono Of thote meetings IN which Orange
Of late years has been prolific, butnfwhich
the geheml public seem somewhat liz
norant. Certainly, thu proceedings of the
meeting referred 10 will be somewhat o. a
surprise, when the gravity o. IL pioporI-
tiuns IL contested with lis infnrmaIiiy.
Held ct street corneI, Il was public
enough; hut, n public meeting 10 deli
bcrale on serious subject, Il attracted
about The same attention a. Conglcion's
cutlery % his patent medicines, made a few
feet distance. II meant nothing hut The
expression o. The wishes and purposes Of
one man, prepared BY him, engineered by
him. andits whole aim aud Object for Ills
sole bchoof aud benefit.
Admitting that The true expression Of
tbs wishes Of tile people ofthls county has
brcii hniotlpred by the secret Influences
Of packed Conventions, Josiah Turner u
lic lust man 10 iind fault with the eyaem.
No man III fills ceunty has been more nc
tive. more adroil, and for tie time. more
Successful IN packing Conventions; and
We may add, no man has been more iii-
sifumental III bringing the system into
dlistepnie Tilt has failed hIriai luri be
will plead In vain fr the adoption 81
another. The vile object ~ which IS d
bvueli; him. antl bting Lin back u !,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
xrRDER WIZ. orr.

a few years ago August Flower was
discover 10 be- certain cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint, few thin Dys-
pep;ics made known 10 their friends how
easily aud quickly they had been cured
10y its use. The great merits Of GREENS
AUGUST FLnwER became heralded
through the country by one sufferer to
another, until, without advertising. it,
sale las become immense. Druggists In
EVERY TOWN in Tile United States are
selling IT, No persons suffering with
Sor Stomach, Sick Headache, Cosliye
ness, palpitaiion ofthe Heart, Indigestion,
low spirits, etc; can take three tIuses with.
out relief. 90 70 your Druggist nr. o.
Hooker, and gota bottle for IS cents and
lry y. Sample hotties ~ cents.
Alsn fnr sale BY stephen A. While,
Mebanesville.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31


We are IN receipt ofiliis new weekly Ag'
rIculturnl journal published At Raleigh
under the auspices ofthc State Agrlcul-
tnrel Department, and as an iinparlsn, ad.
junct 70 IL laLurs aud duties. The mana-
giue Editor Is Mr.. n. a. sIlolweil, late u.s.
suciate editor OF the southern Home, and
IT'S contributing c'litoHEre I'D. Cameron,
John - Long % Newberu, Prof. W, c.
Kerr. Prof. A. Il. Ledoux. aud Capt. e.
-. DelIsOn.
Having been selected rs oneof the con-
uibuling editors sad acting as such, mod.
esty might forbid our advocscy Of tic
clsiin o. The journal. did we not rehec,
that our responsibility Is joint one, tic
destiny Of SUCCESS or failure resting upon
others ~ well ~ ourselves; aud id we not
believe tliat the oriEinalion Of such n
journal Vas demanded ~ Tie waits both
nf The Department and Of the industrial
public. With Ills feeling. We can -arnesty
recommend Il topIbiic patronage, fortified
~ We are BY the excellent character Or the
Hrs, two numbers.
Rales 81. year or 81. forslx months IN
advance. Address Capt. X. A. Shvtwell,
Managing Editor, Raleigh, \. G.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
DI in

| AT her residence in Orange County, al
sunset Of the Sabbath, bet l4th 1877, Mrs.
| Lydia tCabe) Johnston, widow ofihe late
Chas. WI Johnston, and mother or our
present respected fellow CITIZEN e. w.
Johnston Esq. She WAS of Scotch irish
IanceilIry, The dang!ierof tile late John
Cabe ESQ. who came from Pennsylvania
and settled Ill the eastern side Ut Orange,
and was one of nine sisters, on whom VI rs
Caldwell III Tenn. and Mira. Shields III
Orange, are now the only survivors.
Mrs. Johnston had long passed the
period allotted u mortal life By the Psal-
mist, having Just entered her eight first
yeaT;y yet her death came nnexpectly, be-
canse Suddenly. She was visiting a
daughter IL Chapel Hill, and In her usual
health, when stricken lightlyby paralysis.
She returned to her own house hut did not
fecover from the blow, and in eighty days
fhereaftet, fell gently asleep. A large
gathering offriends and neghbors met At
the old homestead on Tuesday 18th, to lay
her in thefamily bnrying ground by hsr
husband, whom she had survived twenty
two years, Her pastor, the Rev. Mr.. Dali
ton, conducted the services. The day was
brjShtan sill, the Oct0t,er sun lighting
mp The glowing forests, and the familiar
fields whose blooming and fading she had
watched for near sixty years, and among
ripening corn we laid her down,
herself shrek fully ripe for the great
harvest A long and nsefnl life was ended,
spent nnnstentatiou=ly and qnietly at
homo IN the patient and faithful discharge
OF domestic duties, as good wife. and
mother, and neighbor. aud mistress; and
II was surely Gods best blessing on the
close that she died jnrt where she hadaI-
ways lived. surrounded by loving children
and grand children, her last look falling
on welisknOwn scenes. and her last words
those of love and great peace.
Mr and Airs. Johnston were for many
years prominent and Influential ia their
sectinn Of Orange County. They pos
sessed ample means, and lived we'll. and
exercised genuine hospitality. They
raised and educated their children well.
and had the happiness Of seeing them all
members with themselves of the New
.ispe Presbyterian Church, all SETTLED well
IN life. and III valuable members of society.
Their generation Il East passing away, In:
none leave better Record. and the page
now closed BY Mrs. Johnston's death will
always iie bright 70 many If us with the
reco'ieeiionof steady cordial fricndship
and sterling virtues. e. p. s.
in Wilmington Oct. 2Srd, at / O'Clock,
n Dipthtlieria. Fauny craingcr, child Of
II, and Maggie W. Bernard, aged
8 years and months.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
HiIlsborO holds her own.

During the brilliant bateuperfcial prospe.
rity Of other places Of rapid growth. the off,
spring ofspeculations. iIillsboro has quietly
settled down 10 solid aud substaa Sal opera.
tions. She holds her own like few places
IN this commonwealth. She can say. she
stands where she did ono hundred and
twenty four years ago
We must now al pull together. take the
tide that il coming ii 1t its food. aud come
70 the top.
Like an avalanche. the fall trade struck
US thirty days ago.. Unprecedented crops
all over the country several years Q. mer-
camille economy and close sailing the set
Element Of the Southefn troubles; gold at
2sr--all combined-ha,e produced the
present food in business. In the meay>
while. thousands Of factories North, choked
With surplus stock. aud unable 10 borrow
more money, are unloading nj ruinous lrie
ces for cash, making irigh.fal sacrifices to
raise nleips TO avert impending ruin. Hay.
lug little money aud some brains 10 20 into
the market TO buy these goods. enables W
to quote prices tba. smash competition into
dust. . 49, /. rtnt-
We want 10 see, AZ usual, the surround
ing countissiin 70 examine OR stock. Ii il
. fact conceded By All. that Hillsboro. since
the wsr han been one Of the best markets il
the state 70 bnJ goods. !
WEHAvE Trim.
c. NJ. PARKS.
Det JO,T7 I'm s~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
Important Arrest.

Bob. Basler, colored, charged With the
fearful crime Of the murder ofhis wifeand
two children, and the burning Of their
dwelling near Durham IN the early pntt
Of September. was arrested IN Wilson or
Tuesday last aud committed 10 the jail 81
omnge County on Wednesday The
Grand Jury found q true bill 81 murder
hgainst the accused. but owing 10 the Inn
possibility 81 procuring all the necessary
witnesses On tile part Of THE defence, the
trial was postponed until the Spring term
ofthe Court.
Messr.. Ias. a. and A. w. Graham ap.
pear fur Tile prisoner.
We will not PREJUDICE the case ~ any
expression ~ opinion, but We rejoice that
she supposed actor Vi 20 ficudish . trngrdy
q II The hands Of The Inv.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
IKE SEAsoN az INrEasrrrEnTs.

TfrE SEAsON OF INrERafTfEnTs.
AilluiasHslIc complaints. IN oiher words,
all disorders generated by uuwholesnine ex.
baialious from the carthcr water. are preya.
Isn't st this season. 10 every section sui.
ject 10 the visitation Of fever aud agse, ~
other forms Of intermittent disease, the
eauses which produce these inalsdies are
now actively at work. This, therefore. is
4 period Of tho year when tho inhabitants
Of such districts shoald prepare thsir sy-
tens to meet the unBhOlesusae condition Of
the atnOsphere BY acourss Of tonic and
alternative treatment. Feremos, among the
inyigorauts. recommended BIZ time and ex-
porience IS mems 81 certifying the system
against All endemic and epidemic rnaladies,
stands liostetter's Stomach Bitters. by /
timely use Or the Bitters. the feebIes; resi-.
dent Ofa unhealthy soil may escape the
sickness which. without tie aid Of this
potent ally q nature. viii be apt to over
take the strongest. @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31

There Is prevalent feeling that The SEN
ience u John wagstaif, thcslay erof Wiley
Mitchell. was too light Tor the crime II
was not technically murder, because tie
element OF malice was absent, apparently.
hut there wasa wanton chalienge 10 vio-
lence on the part Of wagsiafr which be-
trayej readiness for combat, for which
in apeacezbly disposed man, there was
no tccaslon. The deceased, an old. half
wltted, ani pciulsnt man. though
striking the prisoner with large stick
yei never left his sea, ~ his own wagon;
while iheother, putting himself ~ the
why ~ blows, Il length leaped into The
wagon seized a stick. mad dealt a fatal blow.
There wss technically no murder; but
thurc was aggravated granddaughter which
called for much i,rasicr punishment than
was imposed. Five years ought 70 have
been The minimum ~ confinement.
Sincc the above was written, ihcpunish.
menI n Wagsiali lana been still farther ~
duced 10 TX months imprisonment Ia Tie
county jail. Alas for the tax payers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
AZ q < L b.

Toall who arc suffering from the errors
sud iriiscretions Of youth, nervous weak
hess, early decay, lossof manhood, &c;
will send y recipe tina: willcare sou FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in Soutl
America. Send a seif-addres4ed envelope
to the REV. joseph II. INMAN, Station d.
Bible House, NeW York cir. ~.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31

prominence lie forfeited by rebellion
Against ms own principles.
The disguise Of love for the rights ofihe
people il too transparent 10 deceive. .Mr.
Turner might possibly be the nominee or a
Convention. He never will be the adop-
ted candidate the people Of the county
through themediun Of primary elections
had under his dictaIion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
ALLISON & ADDISON'S,
COMPLETE MANURE FOR WHEAT
's''s ''''''

ME are making what we believe 10 he the
w best Cotninereiai Fertilizer for Wheat on
the market
Isl. II is made chiefly Of PURE RAW ROME
the best materiai known--and ia the most tho.
rough and careful manner.
"a. II is rieh IN Ammnnia. Soluble Phosphate
and REAL Raw-bUnc Phosphate derived from
unhGrHea homes OF animaIs.
3D.. it fnsiires a stand uf Grass or Clover.
4th. II acts PROMPTLY and CUNTINU.
obsl.f. and the effects OF n Isfngle application
show for years. -. ..s.r.. ss',.,a
9th. u u i.ne, dry. and In beautiful condition
Tor drilling. #
9Th. Ii has heen or trial for the past ten wears,
and our reports Say: 1t Il all its name Implies,
~ Complete Wheat Manure" "Ihe best ever
used" .-4-~g 49, .r.
Prices rs low and terms as liberal rs those 81
anT other Standard Fertilizer.
II will he h. your interest to test this Fertili.
Ger. and WE salirit tn trial order. ETa
ALLISON l. ADDISON,
Manufacturers.
sept 10 II. Richmond. Va.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31

Wheat seeding Is going on rapidly and
we think onsa larg-rsraie than usual. The
abundant crops ofall kinds enable the
farmer ID spare more wheat than hecould
ordinary devote 10 seeding. ThisIs 4 wise
move
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
near, Or FIne Horse.

We regret 10 learn that Mr.. john NJ
Smith oftilir vicinity lost very valuable
horsenn Friday from cholic. He was AZ
anlnal offinc blood and qualities. and bis
death h d terIous loss % IFS owncr. "
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31

We win publish as much nf tlleawards
tfthe State Fair Us refers 20 this and adj
joining counties next week. The puhli-
cation has just begun IN the Raleigh
papers.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31

We have tried DR. Balls Cough Syrup
IN our family, and Gao assert that ilisthe
hest remedy Tor cough or told ever In.
lroducod. Price % cents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31

General Howard is reported 10 hayo said
that be has much 10 gfieye him. ani iiat
the telegraph reporters have lied. Tears
gistcucd 10 The Generals eyes.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31

Durango Itheohiatic kainc'ly." Che
grost INTERNAL MEDICINE, will positive.
~ cure any case Of rheumatism IN the ince
Of tie earth. Price Sta bottle. ak bot.
tlcs, IS. Sold by sll wholesale and No.
tail Druggist. Don't fail 20 send for cir.
cular 20 Hclphensiine 4 Bontly. Drnggisls,
Washington, =. Q. en-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31

KIRKLAND q CO.. will Nc pleased to
show ihcir country friends, new stock Of
Calico, Ooiionades Flnnnels aud other
Goods IN the Dry Goods limo.
t'ouW'ry Produce taken il exchange.
Scp, zG;h 81.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31

Good white frosts last week, followed on
Friday BY rain. 49,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-31
Y A 4 4 DLn
MILLS FOR SALE.

WILLIE sole ~
w PRIVATE ~AsE,
At lorms histic s.ii'alt e IT. purchases. tho.e
VdLEdBIE HILLS
ltii1irl on EHH ltitef Hta H#as fa.t II It.tt..
n.,sr,"' formerly known lie Holden AND itau
~ tait y tlo y Us are 10 operation fxepl,t
1y.ip. coNlJ tgsl = tg lIufiief
ihTt : . new Jam l5illi IL rock lll.l cement.
ga .ihe pletefs. lsiuW t4a sfdsail-NiIls.
ere |, siil ltittf sc fie t!I.i.s.,a me well
suited ~ taelnft. "e'i
Aiictrd g tae property i atras4 t.g 81 aero.
AZ Altlh h.tSIi, y hsaallg iltalsa,st
w. " .ihiiftiiioc q sAstltla iatsl. - isu
EOf tstHs, aggllNEu
THOMAS 81 ItUIny
iaug 1i iHfa lslH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30
CIVIL SERVICE NEWS.

JUDGE KING COLLECTOR AT NEW-oRlEANS-IHE
sTENoGRAPHER AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-The contest for the
Orleans coecorshp has terminated In the appoint
ment 10 that office OF Judge John L. King Judge King
WAS a Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Louisiana under
the Kellogg Packard regime and gave place TO exCo'
oresman Spencer who resigned his seat in the House
under an appointment from Gov Nichols TO the same
position.
While II il not true o. reported that the President has
demanded the resignation Of A. NJ. Capp the Puohc
Primer j. d. Defrees feels confident that he Will dspacc
that gentleman.
Gen, Spear Commissioner Of Patents, In circular an
nouncine the result Of the competitive examination TO
All the vacancy the Board Of Appeals, expresses his
raticaiou AT the spirit manifested by the gentlemen o.
IN Corps of Examiners who competed for the appoint
,nenf lie saws: "Their honest rivalry without butter
nrss and their cordial cooperation with the plan OF eN
ANNA has tended TO make lghterthe otherwise H.
yidous task Of selecting one out VI many nj Tor the
Mace" He also the results or the examination
were highly credtable TO all who participated III the
contest -, .,.,-. -
George A. Gustn, who has been the private secretary
of four ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Jewell, Tyner
and Key-has been transferred To the White House
stenographer to the President The law makes no pro
vision for senOgrapher to the President, except that
his assistant secretary shall be shorthand writer
but the pressure work the Executive Mansion IL
SO great render additional assistance OF this nature
absolutely necessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30

are allowed to Roumanian roads, railways rivera
and telegaphs The of the country placed
ut their disposal for the supply Of the army The Rou-
manan authorities to assist in erecting camps and
forwarding baggage. Russian military trains and ele
grams are to have the precedence OF ordinary traffic
The Russians are empowered to complete unfinished
railroads. and the necessary ground for this purpose is
coded to them. The chief Of the Russian Military Traffic
empowered subject to the approval of the
Roumanian Minister Of Works, to dismiss Roumanian
railway officials The Russians allowed to establish
military stations and hospitals anywhere except in Blu
charest Roumania will, IL required provide material
for the construction Of boats ships and bridges Ar
Giles intended for the Russian will he admitted into
Roumana duty free. The Roumanian authorities
will assist in capturing Russian deserters. All
the expenses incurred through the passage
of the Russians to be paid In cash
within two months. An explanatory report annexed to
the convention says Russia is obliged to intervene in
Turkey because Mussuman fanacism and the weakness
Of the Turkish Government allow hope OF reform,
and Russia desired to respect the invOabty OF Rou
MANIA the present convention concluded. The
Chamber ratified the convention by vote OF 70 to %
The ROumanian Government intends introducing Dill
in the Chamber Of Deputies suspeudng the Consttuiion
endowing Prince Charles with discretionary powers ana
authorizing military preparations the largest SCALE
Depression prevails because Turkish invasion is appre
hended.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-30

As may be seen by the above map the theater OF war
in Asia is entirely distinct from tfat on the Danube RON
which II is separated by the Black Sea- By SUCCESSIVE
conGuests the Russians have advanced heir ouposts
the neck of land lying between the Black AL Caspian
Seas and have established their base OF operations
against the Turks who hold the vast tract extending
from Aexandropol to the Bosphorus. The general pnr
pose Of the RussoAsatic campaign Ia TO spread dSy
among the Turks by series of heavy defeats as wei rs
10 stimulate disafecon among the Christians In Are-
na been sOrey oppressed by the Turkish TAX
masters The objective points OF the Russians are inc
capture and Trebzondc Possession OF the
former city, which s $50 miles from the Russian frontier
at Aexandropol would give them control o. all the ter
ritory southwark to Lake Van and northwaro 10 tue
coast at Trezonde The capture Of Trezibonde wonld
deprive Turkish army Of its main source OF supply
and communication by with Constantinople The
fortified city OF Kars bars the To Erzeroum while
Baoum lies between the Russian frontier and Trebl-
zonde In view of the Asiac campaign Russia formed
two large armies in the Caucasus One-SOOOO strong
was assembled Alexandropol, close to the Armenian
frontier and only two days march from kars. The sec
ond called the army Of the RiOn, numbering 10000