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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-15
THE SUN.
NEW YORK.

1877. NEW YORK. 1877.
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ing the year that has just passed. Tho
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pages Of the same dimensions and cllarac-
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wisdom, and integrity for hollow pretence
imbecility, aud fraud IN the administer.
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the government Of the people by the peo-
pie and for the people, rs opposed TO
government by fraudsin the balIot-lox
and 10 the counting Of votes, enforced by
military violence. II will endeavor 10
supply It's readers-a body now not Ear
from million OF souls-witII the most
caTeful. complete, and Trustworthy
accounts Of current events, and win
erploy for this purposes numerous and
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respondents. It's reports rom Washing
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fearless; and Il will doubtless continue to
deserve aud enjoy the hatred 81 iliose who
thrive by plundering Tie Treasury or BY
usurping what the law does not give them
while Il will endeaYDr 10 merit the con.
fidence ~ the public by defending the
rights ufthe people against the encrOaclI-
mems ofunjnstified power.
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r. aid 10 extending our circulation, we
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Address, THElBUY,
NEw York City, N n.
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WHAT Is HIGH FARMING

r An Aaserican farmer Of note, after visit
Ing Engiand and examining with the criti-.
cal eye Of practical and experienced agri>
culturist the system pursued there, says:
Il am thoroughly confirmed 10 my old
faith that the only good farmer Of our fu-
ture is to be the high farmer There is
widely prevailing antipathy among the
common farmers Of orr country against not
only the practice Of high farming. but a.
gainst the use of the phrase by'agricultural
writers. This Is all wrong. aud should be
at once corrected. Through some miscon-
ception Of the meaning Of the phrase, and
of its application. they have come to be-
lave il synonymous with theoretical book
tangled notions boasted progress. followed
BY disappointment and final failure. This
Is all an error. High farming simply
means thorough cultivation. liberal manur.
ing. bouhtifnl crops COOL feed, and pay
ing profits therefrom II Is not strange
that misconceptions have arisen ia sne
minds Of doubling farmers who have been
eyewitness to some of the spread-eagle
experiments Of enthusiastic farmers, bet
ter supplied with money obtained in busi-
ness they knew how TO manage than with
practical experience on the farm. Bounti-
full crops and paying profits. Of course. are
what farmers who are depending upon the
farm for an income are striving to obtain ;
and every year as il passes Is recon6rming
the opinion hat rrgss are small. aud viii
grow beautifully less where bigh farming
i not practiced. Home C Farm.
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THE CRUCIAL TEST Of the value of a me.
dlcine u time. Does experience confirm the
claims put forth in IL ayor af the nutseif d the
grand question. Apply this criterion. 10 SIM
pie. vet ~ searching. u
VARIANTS Ef'FEkyEscENT sELTZER
APERlENT.
How has II wons What has been IL hlstoryf
How does Il stand io-dlayi
1tunmfs Seller dpTiem
IL hotlseloM name throughout che United
States. 10 u administered ~ sl,erihe, anil with
success. IN dysiPii-ia, sick headache. nervous
debility. liver complaints. billions rpmitientU !.
loMel complaints lespecially constipation. J reil-
iiati-Dl. govt. gravel nausea, the complaints Pc
eilil1r the materusl sex. aud all tygrs IL In
fianpnaiIon. 40 mild u u 10 ~ operation that L
can sDe given with perfect safety 10 the fceblest
clili and agreeable j. Il ~ the taste, - re-
ireshing q The palate. that children never refuse
10 take II. For sale By 81 druggists.
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DR.. Tut has been en-
gagged in the practice o(
medicine thirty years, and
foralong timewas demon-
strator of anatomy in the
Medical College Of Geor-
gia, hence persons using
his Pills have the guaran-
tee that they are prepared
on scientific principles,
and are free from all
qnackcry.
lie has succeeded In
combining In them the
heretofore ,antagonistic
qualities OF a sfrsNgfhss-
avg. sslgafips, aada par.
ftyisg Ionic.
Their first apparent ef.
feet Is 10 increase the APP
petite by causing the food
TO properly assimilate.
Thus the system Is nour-
ished, and by their tonic
action on the digestive or
gans, regular and healthy
excavations are produced.
Therapidity with which
fsrsoss iaks on ssh,
while under the influence
Of these pills, Of itself in-
dicates their adaptability
TO nourish the body, and
hence their eihcacy In cur
ing nervous debility, mel
ancholy, dyspepsia, WAIST
ing Of the muscles, slug
gishness OF the liver,
chronic constipation, and
rngth to the system. Sold
Murray Street, New York.
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The farmer must stady bon best 10 IN
crease and asintsin The fertility Of bis
soils. There Is no inertia 70 agriculture.
There must be progress either ferwsrd Or
re.rograds.
Our tsae policy u 70 raise supplies %
hJme. aud cease 10 be the slaves of bank.
ss and commission nsishants.
We must reclaim osr lands. or our chill
dro1 will be iOs.ed " emigrate. " steal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-08-15

Interpolation ithas attained, In consequence OF
tho marvellous cures It has produced during tho
last half century, Is sufficient assurance 10 the
public that will continue 70 realize tho happicst
results that can DO desired In almost every
section OF country there arc persons. publicly
known, who have beenrestoredf from alArnuga and
oven desperate Diseases OF the lungs, BY It's nsc
Allwho have tried t,acknowledge superiority;
and where lts virtues arc known, no ono hcsltalcs
as TO what medicine 10 employ 70 relieve the die.
tress and suffering peculiar 70 pulmonary anec
lions. cuEnRr PICTORIAL always hirorde In
slant relief, and performs rapid cures Of he
mIldcr varieties ofbronchial disorder, as well as
the more formidable diseases Of the lungs.
As asafeguard 10 children, amid tho distress.
ing diseases which besct the Throat and Chest Of
Childhood, lis Invaluable; for, BY It's timely nsc,
mulutudes are rescued and restored 10 health.
This medicine gains friends at ever trial, 40
The cures n d constantly producing are too rc-
markable 10 be forgotten. No family should DO
without Il, and those who have once used u
never will.
Eminent Physcians throughout the country
prescribe ID, and Clersymen oftcn recommendk
nom their knowledge OF It's effects.
. /. Z
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DIRECTIONS FOR CANNING FRUIT
IN SELF-SEALING JARS.

Steam the jars over bot water and then
rinse them IL il 70 prevent breaksge. The
fruit should be boiling hot throughout |.
that is. every particle Of il must boil. II
cooked through il keeps al the better.
Fill the jars 10 OVERLOOKING while the fruit
Is boiling DO, put the top on carefully.
this must 20 10 the hot water slso) sec
ihst the rubber ring Is fitted 10 is place
smoothly. and immediately screw The lock.
rings down tight. When the fruit eools.
tighten the rings again. The fruit will
keep without sugar. but Il Is better 10 put
IN as much sugar ss is required for '.stsw>
cd fruit when ], i put up. as u takes
les sugar when cooked into the fruit. and
1t Is then ready for immediate use. To-
mstoes can be put u2 10 The sane way.
Remember. that the priDcipsle is that The
beat drives the fixed air out Of the frBit.
which produces decay. and that sealing il
up air tight while boiling hot. Is required
70 keep i sound.
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TUFTS PILLS
A Noted Divine says
Then are sCOrth their
aueSght IN gold.
READ WHAT He SAYS:

DIR. Turrs-Dear Sir; For ten years have been
yoor pp We're S 70 as a
them (but with little faith. am now well man,
have good appetite, digestion perfect, regular STOOLS,
piles gone, and have gained forty pounds solid fesh
They are worth their weight In gold.
REv. r.. J.. SIMPSON, Louisville, Ky,
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WICK s
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS
Are the best the wcrid produces. They ARE plan
ted by million feo,'e in America, aud the re-
suit 8, beautiful Flow ~ and splendid vegeia-
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enclose the postage a cent stamp,
WICK
FLO WEIR e VEGETABLE GARDEH
Il the most beautlftiI work 81 'he tind IN the
world. 10 contains nearly $50 pages, hundreds
q Illustrations, 4 -Four Chrome Plates - Wow.
en-. beautifully drawn and eOlored from ~. ere.
Price - In paper; G5e. bound IN elegant eI. \.
PTCK1S FLORAL GUIDE
This i q beautiful Quarterly Journal, finely %.
Illustrated, md containing M elegant coIored
fronlisplcce with the first number. Prize only
- rcnis Tor the year. The first number Col. 1871
just issued. Address
JAMES WICK.
noy2l Rochester, Ny.
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AMERICAN
AND
Foreign Patents.

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charge unless The patent j. granted. No fees for
making preliminary examinations. No a,ldition-
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jeeted applieatlans may bs revived. Special at-
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fringemcnt suits IN different Stztes aud all hi.
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to. iand Scrip Isasslgnable. and can be lnraied
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, 1877-07-27

tonr r, bridgeport, but there wnA no onc IN
IL M mob sv''nId give hin name. One fellow wa.
,sa 10 through tho .ear. .Anot'scr VIA 'ttps
,,sn,urf IN tIr kucr. lie WIS staining upon tho
ri rars. Their cs,nnahi',ns c.trc't them Rwav
tsthcir ,pnncs s.r oslIcr places, he tnseA for
:. best Wis p,ssi'ic. In this last light, no less
thtt fourteen wcrc Wounded, but what bccamc
If them It ia llnr,l To till, --
TIE TRounLE nEiN0 OVER,
The troops resumed their weary way r,orthwnftl,
mrr hnscl nnl hnwlctl nt MI the way. They
rront,,,c, tlt,wn 10 near Twelfth street, w1terc
1kut. Clifford aud con.pany. werr dcployct! ont
u tkrn.Is,lcrs to clearf, street. ard st'c-
rJke, whtcl, tlIey Succeeded III doing. Near
in 1n,int tho lettcr-carrrrs' battalion was
iosti really f,r duty, ufHler command! ot Col
i'rHg. They were At once assigned to duty by
i;ett. Torrc,icc. Deputy Postmaster s1uFcrs
VIZ alet, in this squa.l, nud Ill were armed With
Springfield hreerf'-tnaslcrs. Capt. Duly, Alder
man OF the Eighteenth Ward, was also here on
duty, with company Of caSalry. lfe and ll's
men lookcsl as Though they meant bus1less, anu
they were fully armed md equipped.
, 1877-07-27
LATE NOTES.

Asa TRlpuNa reporter WAS quietly vending
his way through the nuhcmlan settlement yes
terday afternoon. gathering up such stray items
Is fill Into his path. hls valuable lfe was placed
in jeopardy by pasccl Of women, led by o hun.
dred Or moro small boys. They followed him
10 At tbs corner Of Fisk and Twenty.secon4
streets. aud salutad him With showerot stones
that WAS decidedly unpleasant to she knight Of
the quill. however pleasant II nsy have
bech to the Bashi- hi-Baxo1ks. They kept their
f,lsilstle up for the dstanee Of nearly half Z
nile, until the reporter got Into civilization
once more, when they turned around and
sneaked OIL, like 50 many Whipped cuts. ThIs
neiRaboEhood u the worst in the city, It
being the hot-bcl Of tho Socialists and Com
uluu!sts, aud tho women ase great dca! worse
than the mens ~ they are more 7tudicsive and
sp!teful Thcy arc very blgoteA In their oplu-
ions, and look with distrust On any ons who op-
poses them. As class they arc very tzuoraut
and dirty, aud wholesome Lesson 10 them In
the way Of arrestiug few would not be mis-
PLACED
LIEUT.. ykaEr,
Of the uiDman street Ststiop, reported every
thing quiet along the entire line. M disturb
spces Ut consequence had taken plaea during
, 1877-07-27

troops, through from Omaha. The regulars
VET: originally or,1src' to fsock Island IT, que.l
th" 'tne1tliug ri"t In that tity. but, ansling tic
'n'I1 any uprising there, they rcccfyc orders 10
t.'inc here, nnd guard the Interest Ut all
uoycrnmcnt property. Th!. Is their un'y object
n being In Chicag" 1t ia not believed that
unless the riot extends beyond tho contioI Ut
the poltre and militia Etion leaving tho fr.tu
the regulars verr ltsst1v c.lectc:f BY the largc
crowd y lAl,or:rs assembled. nirl tic members
Eypu.titon Building to take up their quarters,
the regulars imlniged In Il sl,urt drill, during
which expressions ~ admiration anil ave were
asElt''le throughout the truxti, AZ : n'cl,nls
NJ t'rtlrr had been received by tl,c militia 10
cross the riycr.
, 1877-07-27

These men Will form three rq,1atfs for the
caro- OF as maty pieces Ut artillery. Atnkt Of
them were sne.nbcrs uf tho Boait1 OF Trplc
Battery, or III Batteries 4 al.d Il, e,l,h Of Which
male bri1iant record In the War fur the pres-
erratfon ut tho cnltn. 1t was u1ulerstoti that
the squads wttl prol,aby he commanded by
Capts. itamscy, T,,,trsl, anl Ttcllcnos.
Afterwards David Diekpnsut,, Esq, assumed
tic role ot .tdIu.ant, aud took down the ua.l,eA
u about csgl1ty.tiye mc,ELtrs ii the Uoarl Of
Trade. who wifi form a company for civic pro-
,ertion II necessary. The names 6f their officers
were not reported yesterday afternoon.
The Exchange Hall WAS kept opcu TIL late
cali to all In tuppressny tho riot, bui no call
GANG. a,itt they went home to prepare for "t!Ic
tolls OF thN lnLrf,,w.H -
, 1877-07-27

a. meeting Ut tho e;Drtsurn Ut Chicago ard
vicinIty was held Inst evening In t!le ru,n# VI
the Audubon Club, f"r the purpose nf orgalz-
ing to assfst the authorities In preserving the
public peace during the present cs1sis
Abuut furty gentlemen were prcscas. The
chair was taken hy William johnson. Eau.
Sheriff Kern, President Of the Audubon Club,
was calie,l upon to state the ob1cct nt the
gathering. LII said that tl1cy wanted ~ form
nuclcua around which the skilled askslarn W
Tile city might ratly in support ii Inv anlor,1er.
lie hnd nut hitherto tukcn any action ia the
| nattrr, ns the preservation vi the pcare was In
tho hands of thu Aayor. but 1t kltght bc urres-
sary for lin Sheriff of the c.,tlnty tn tukc ag-
tlop, a;l II fu he would prefer t0 have an or
ga,lzatiou that llc cnulh depend on q tetng
ready I" act and able to do good aergicc. lie
hoped, therefore, that they would organize an1
elect oitlccrs at onrc. llc recommended buck.
sllot far more effective ut close quarters than
the rtne-hall. lie hoped that their serviccs
would not hc required, but When they were
wurte,l he expected TO Ece them we'll supplied
| with ammunition, and hc knew thoy would he
prepared to Use It.
,lR. HENRY NELSON
offered the following, which were adopted
wHEnE.+, our .etty is p.Ftlnly controlled by =
mob, too large to b. euctrfttully colfd with by tha
Ordinary tnrahh At the disposal ii the authorities,
apa osr tvcs and properly are thorsby tmpefisa;
aRl
Of iii r"i cltiscns /" nd tha Iswfu s"thotisies ID
the r,ttrvasion Of peace and thc protection Of all
ps0ps IL @ e ,Ehs
company, elect officers IN load ~. provide our.
sclves with uur trn.ty brcech. .loadsEs and forty
SERVICES u the authorities for service during the
present etucF;rney. with the expires understand:
3ny that II tA3ieG upon tn are VIC sln b. expected 10
tnHFN Ffipf1 1rIs 4 IN InA1
, 1877-07-27
NORTH SIDE.

Al tho North Side ChIcaxo Avenue Station
Capt. Hathaway reported everything quiet up
to =. m. yesterday.
At about 10 o'clock mob gathered on Qooso
Island, and mAda An attempt " break iuto
Wells tanusry, just south OF Hslated street
bridge. They ordered the men to cult work,
aud were about to resort TO the use Of their
clubs md stones. With which they appeared to
be Hberally supplied. When Lieut.. Baus, at the
head Of stnall squad Of police, made hts ap-
pearance on the scene, and scattered them in
abort ozdsE. Tho luob did not succeed III shut-
, 1877-07-27

the tlay, altl he Anticipated m further trouble
during The night, ms ti,cir experience nj the Via
duet hal tn,iHilt tho r;hhc wllnirsom: lesson.
The Wntcr.Worka, rs on tho prevfn,ls evening,
vas we'll guarded hT company ot veterans,
and no trouble Was fearcl there, as the men
we're we'll prepared Tor All emergency.
The gss-wnrks urcscntcd III unusaa1ly lively
appearance last evening Gen. Llcb WAS quar-
tered there with Il ca'npanj Of the Chicago Vet
Gran Reform Association. Al 10 o'clock lien.
Lcb ecnt the following .llspasclt u Brig. lien.
Terrence:
lttxxAs srnEzr STATION. 10 p. m.-snugy
kat.worka. No enemy In right ind. believe.
mono aboni. Everything In this nctghborl'ood ID
i1RnuAxx Lien. Captain COMMANDING.
The Company presented very eo1dlerly ~,
peaean,e and were armed With the improved
Springfield rife. The North kida Chicago Iurfi-
Uefncl,l,ic, 40 strung, under contnan'l 81 Capt.
Peter I1and, hold themselves n readiness tn bc
called on at q moments notice, They aie a
Inc, af,ic-lulfed set of 1ncf,, nearly oil cef'an"
ics, aud the majority UE THEM nrc veterans
At ?ccring street siatIu Int last r,t tcEentns
tseestI',,d esfesttne It fS siS Gnon KoiInc Ms bt
nothing ocrurre'! to require the presence OF tue
policc.
thing was quiet. All the strect-tar lines werc
na1sing their rcEntnr trip tinc, With tho cxccf-
lion VI the Arrf,cr avetll,r lnc which Is d!scof,-
ttnuct1 entirely lur the present.
A,ipN1 THE Hooters KttrgD
WAS Patrick llassett, packer at the Stock
Ynrts. Ills bully vas taken 10 the Morgnc.
Henry Wilder, iuollutn, Is years old, was
shot through tic ilcart OH thu south approach 10
Ilalsted street brIlEg. Tho ln0l at the south
end faA swung the t,rifgc, ar,A It was while the
polite at The nosth end wcre bc'nR pushed to
tic c1ge OF the north npprpacil to the bridge
that he was shot. lie resided ut the co-1ler nl
Stewart avenue and Mcircaor street, With hla
mother. Ills body was taken to llfs Residence.
, 1877-07-27
RESUMPTION.

1HE WHEELS HEUAS IO A0EEs
the noise Ut the hammer, md thu cheerful wtrr
of the buzz-saw we're heard In the land ycster-
day morning, and the manufacturing places on
the West Side were onse more In full blast.
They had come to the conclusion tilat taobs Lall
ruled just about long enough, and that 1t was
fully time for decent workmeI, anx!ous to earn
their daily wayes, to begin where they
left OF. And 80 tho resumption Vi
work was quito general. 4 TRIBUNE
reporter dropped IN yesterday at tho tnost
important places, Including Peter schuttIcr's,
Crane Brothers. Car1i'e Maaon's, the Vulcan
1run Works, and otl.vrs. and found everybody
busy ns oi old, a1ld determined to mcct the
mob, II any catne, with force, The men at all
ttesr pluccs, nnd even many Of thu clerks,
t,Dkkecpere, ctc., hare been swur! It, nA special
pultcc, and arc provided with weapons Ut won
lcrful utility, such a. wagon-spokcs, has-iron,
long knives, hcuyy pieces VI exceedingly hanl
afnt tough woud, 50 That thcy feel fully pre-
pared to resist any mob that nlay seek tu drive
thetn frnnI their hollcst toll.
The Wilson CollpAby had not resumed for
the good reason TINT they had 1so cattlu tp cut
up, tho btuppnEe bt traIns having cut oif tic
surplus Of livestock. AZ sooosl " shipments
arr resumed they will 70 tu wurk agn!r, mob
Or no mob. II mob should Happen to
venture upon thcin,- md TnE TRln-
USk ADVISES slielI q fnub not to do my su-ll
t!ing,-it may he set down Ia absolutely
certain that It will meet witha peculiarly lively
reception.