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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30

Cool nights and mornings.
Showers are the order of the day now.
We are glad to see so many new
names sent in for the HERALD. 1t
makes us feel first-ratc, Send them
in.
J. S. Thompson, foreman of the peg
mill, was taken sick very suddenly,
last Thursday, by an attack of Rheu
matism. AT last accounts he was
doing finely.
Mrs. VIM II. llartshorn, returned
home last Wednesday evening from II
visit to her daughter residing in Wa
terbury, this State.
The trees in the common have been
undergoing trimming experience.
Chas. Hartshorn and p. Il. Cobb was
boss trimmers. Good job boys.
Uncle Jonathan has bid the COM
mcrcial world adieu, and returned to
the heart of his family with new
hat adorning his parental head.
How doth the sweet potato bug,
Unrufiied and serene,
Smile as he nips the tender plant
And leaves the Paris Green.
when you see child that has no
respect for its parents, you can make
APP your mind that either the child or
the parents should be looked after
rather sharply.
Chas. ID. Chase wishes us to say,
that if the person or persons who bor-
rowed his scythe and snathe, and
who, from an unusual rush of bust
ness, has been detained from return
ing it, he hopes that as soon as they
get over their rush little, will bring
it back, his everlasting thanks and APP
probation will be theirs to enjoy.
The Coos RepuJlicon still maintains
that it was sheer carelessness and COW
ardness on the part of our citizens to
let Jessie Moren drown and we
still maintain that it is lie, and per
haps there are just as reliable men
here who will tell the editor of that
sheet SO if he would take the pains to
fnd out, as the man who did pest the
worthy gcntlem an.
The friends and acquaintances of
Mr.. and Mrs. l. +. Knights of North
cumberland, met at their residence last
Saturday evening, and celebrated the
event OF their tin wedding. A large
party was present and the evening
passed very pleasantly away. Upon
retiring, the parties countenance
showed that they had enjoyed them
selves; and many were the hearty
God speeds wished the bride and
gloom. May their matrimonial path
way be strewn with pleasure and
happiness in years TO come, to the
great degree that has characterized in
the past.
Robert Chase & Son received an
order for 1870 barrels of pegs by tel.
cgraph last Monday afternoon, and
the next morning, the car was loaded
and shipped. The barrels had TO be
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30
MARVIN FLElCnER's ESTATE,
STATE OF VERMONT.

Essex District.
In Probate Court held al Guildhall In and for
said District, Oh the lsth ,lay OF June, A. D.,
1877.
Charles II. Weeks. Administrator an the
estate of Marvin Fletcher, late of CANAAN In
said District, deceased, makes application TO
said Court for II settlement of his administrN-
tive account and Il decree Of distribution and
PARTON OF the estate of said deceased.
Whcreupon, II Is ordered by said Court that
said account and said application he referred
to II session of said Court TO be tolden at this
Probate office In Guildhal, Oh the 5rd day OF
July, 1877. for hearing and decision thereon.
And II further ord, red that notice bs given
to all persons interested therein by pukhcn-
ton OF the same, tn &c weeks successivcly la
the Essex County HEeALD, printed at Guild.
hall, prcS ious to the time appointed for hear
ing, that they may appear at said time and
place aud show eau why saiduceosist should
not be allowed and such decree made,
Vim. Il. HAkTSliORN. Judge.
trtse cory OF rcc0rG--attest,
u Nm. Ii, BARTsH0HN, Judge
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30

and the taxes assessed against said Leavett
and Weston. on said lands are, town tax.
81 so. state tax. S3 IL. State school tax,
81 ~.
AMI the subsc. iber was first constable OF
said town of Guildhall for 1876 and for the
prcseat year and AS such officer all Of said
taxes have been committed = him for COL
lectt ~ with proper warrants empowering
him to collect the same, and can find mo-
goO,ls ar chattlcs OF any one OF said persons.
out of which to collect the same, or any part
thereof. though have in due form of law de-
mandcd the same, and the said Lcavctt and
weston are alive.
therefore extend the warrant for the col.
lection of said taxes on said lands. and will
sell enough of said lands Ia pay the taxes for
which said lands were severally assessed.
with interest and costs at public auction Ia
the best bidder. at the Essex Hotel IN said
Guildhall, on the 2sth day Of June, A. N, 1877.
at one O'Clock in the afternoon, unless the are
paid before the sale
dated at Guildhall, this 25th day of May,
ZEPHIE WAsHRURNR,
q First Constable us af0rc said.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30
Arrivals and Departure
of Mails.

Mails arrive at Guildhall Post ONCE from
the south, ut O'Clock P. NJ. From the Sorth
A. clock AN.
Mail. leave GuiIdhan Post Oofice, fer all
directions. IT S: 20 M.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30
Churches.

CoNGREG ALTON AL..-Rev. J. G. Willis.
Preaching both forenoon and HitcrnOon'
METHODIST Rev. W. G. Robinson, Preach
ing both FORENOON and afternoon.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30

resort, and to use the guests own
words, "a pleasant and profitable
one. Mr.. Rowell has the grounds
adjacent to the house fixed up in an
attractive manner and those who visit
these premises viii End it a pleasant
place TO reeuperate their shattered
health.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30

ONLY LOOK. GO mixed. visiting cards with
" name neatly printed with an ornamental
cut, sent Post Paid. for 2dcts. Also % of the
above cards for l0cts.
e. L. REED, Richford VT.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30

John Dinelly and Mathew Welch.
One Ranney took a boat very early
aud went on the river; and just above
the p. & o. Il. II. bridge, it capsized,
and only Ranney escaped to tell the
fate of his companions. They had
been up around the streets all night
ION a SPREE" The boat upset about
half past four. The drowned men
were taken from the water in about
an hour, and broughoeo vacant room
in the basement OF Wards block OH
r. r. St., where they prepared for
burial, and we're viewed by hundreds
of people during the day. They were
buried at half past four OF the same
day. Three more young men fallen,
victims to that acLursed demon, rum.
The morning OF the Is, the police
arrested George Metcalf for having
sold liquor to three poor, unfortunate
ones, and brought him befo:e State
Attorney Ide; and while they were
holding private conversation, George
took French leave for New Hampshire
and has not been seen since.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30
County Officers :

CLERK C. f. Benton; JUDGES, Porter Hin
man and Isaac Il. Houston: SHERIFF, j. A.
Munsur; JUDGE OF PROBATE, VIM. II. Harts-
horn; RIGisTka, OF PROBATE, q. Il. Benton
TREASURER. kfchar;i small: STATES ATT OR.
NEv. Geo. W. Hartshorn; lIIGH BALLIFF, u.
L. Ramsey; CoURr AUDITOR, X. &. Chase.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30
ST. JOHySBURY.

A sudden gloom was cast over our
village early Sunday morning, the IL,
by the news that three young men
we're drowned, Patrick Daugherty
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30
LHwem bWSG.

DIR. Hiram A. Cutting as one of the
Examining committee for st. Johns
bury Academy, reports, from the ex-
aminations, that five of the Senior
Advance Glass, receive diplomas,
Mary +. Carlton, of this town being
one of them; and twenty also gradn-
ates from the Senior Glass, among
them Cora {. Cheney, of this town.
He finds tibet eachers through; and
the classes we'll II aimed. He states
that in his opinion this Academy
stands among the first, if not the first
institution of the kind in Vermont.
Rev. Forrest, has gone to see his
father in Pennsylvania, who is dan.
gcrously i'll.
Rev. Smith is away OH a vacation
Rev. Hall Of Dalton, supplied the
Congregationalist pulpit last Sabbath
very acceptably.
Grass crop is maturing very rapid
ly and will be light, not having rain
enough to give thick bottom.
Many farmers will commence haying
next week il the weather is favorable.
Wages will be less than for many
years having come TO level with
other things.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30
Northumberland, N. H.

GENERAL MERCHANDISE,---R. L. Adams
Patrons of Husbsndry.
POST OFFICER. l.. Adams.
WHEELW ,..-Wm. Marshall.
BEkcKsMiTHs.--wm. n. Poole 4 Son.
Pegs, STRAW BOARD and STARCH Rob
srt Chase & Son.
NORTHUMBERLAND TOLL DRIDGE,-.Geo
Poole, keeper.
B. G. & M. r. r. Time
Table.
Trains North, Trains South.
7.50AN. 8 so A. NJ.
6:50P.M NJ, SP' NJ
Members OF the Essex County Bar re-
siding in the County:
Geo. n. Dale, D. S. storrs and 2. NJ. Manaur.
Island Pond; Geo. W. Hastshorn. Canaan;
T. x. Benton, Guildhall; Harvey + Gleason
ana A. +. Nichols, West Concord.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30
2sgal Nutifss. p.
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LAND SALE.

WHEREAS,
In the year of 1876. xes were assessed In
Guikthall. against Frank Lcavett and NJ. N.
Weston Oh the following described lands, to
wit
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1877-06-30

VOrlers y mail promptly attend
cd to.
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1p'nl N'"s.
GUILDUALL.

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Members OF the Essex County Bar re-
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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12
STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF
!. COMMISSIONERS OF ORANGE
~ ~ COUNTY. 80 rrr

| Il For tie Monfs of December 1877 7 y
4 The Beard iaf Csaafy commissioners
metin regular meeting Present Jones
Watson. Chairman n. p. Hall. john II.
Lyon. w. r. Patterson. IT. "
II waspraeredtllat tide following bridges
lie blIlt Bridge aLMapgun,'s MiIlin:
Mangum TownshipA-K. ,Unlsted AL
Roberts and W. r. Latia were appointed
Commissioner 70 JET said bIldgeout 10 the
lowest bidder. = - - r.ft.
!, Bridge at Captain BowIing's MN over
Flat River. william d., Lnnsford, W. X.
PARRISH and VIM, q. Parrish. were appoips
ted Commissioners. -. !. ..cs
Reinirs &c Rock bridge az siagvilie; j..
D. Unsiesf,. Marcus Tilly. and Dlsscan
Cameron wersappuinird Commissioners
Z: Licence Was granted To- the following
persons to retail spirits; 7 ..4ssa
\ W.J-Mson 10 retail nc the forksof the
Raleigh aud Fish dam roads for months;
sadJ. J. THOMPSON 10 retail In the town
sof Durham for II months. Ell
y II i arirre,l that The sheriff refund to
Eti~und lilly two dollars for palI tar er.
Fniueously charged agailat hin, fir is77in
Durham Township. !. y. 80 Y
II Is or,iere.l 8hat the foliowiux persons
4 e released frnm paying poll tax for fhe
scar is71 OBJ account ofdisabiIity: -st
= yAdelphus Hopkins. Alexander sHilker-
son. William Newman, :. AZ. wflkerson.
James Norwood iWllliani Dollar. ". C.;
Parrish. saipi, 81, Parker, W.T.. Psiiers
sou, w: r. wiikers,n. Thomas Webb.
Ia was ordered that James Norwnd be
released from wafking the public r',ads ~
acvount Of dlsabilily.ss;., !, s #,.,sg.} al
Its ordered thar the following persons
be permitted % list their property CIR taxes
f,a 1877 |: willisna H. Mar,i. Cedar Grove
Township, L,ska Ward =, '' !. 4
Mrs. Martha Isliew, universIiy l lot. ~
i1.It was orien.d thatH q. Hsrndun be,
released FROM tsviug ss.2s siale iax anu
s2.55 county tax for 1871 Oh a lot err
roueoudy iisied against hlna In Durham
TownslIip. - 10y
i It was ordered thai w. P.fiaiIey be re.
leased from paying poll tax IN Durham
Torwship erraneoasly listed ssaini hinHfa
the year 1877.
I,ws. orlsreas sst Wesley Davis tess-
Ieased from raging poll tax I,s the ssif
1871 IN Chapel Hill Tvwnshipsn account
Of bYlng pnder nge. q
81. D. Maroon, was appointed Constable
% Durham Tuwnshifa III ~ II.
: The following rounty ofsiesn renewed
their official bonds Cor The ensuing year:
Tho,ass n. Hughes. Sheriff, ID. e. Parks,
Treasurer, John Lsws. Reri.fer ~ Dvvds:
Is ordered ihst tle County Treasure,
pay tl.s felleviDg s@oan,s o audited snd
allowed
Z Hare Dorhvriy q, os Al. R.,l,erts 81 / 40
"A. X. Umsseil &l6s6 J,erph ssssfs3ed
John .. Adcock - eb n. AZ. Gws $40,
Samuel n Jordsp sI,77. Thomas tLiise
comb s2,55, Mrs Parks $3.50 I.emuei-
Lynel Sl.is. John NJ. Bistk~s,od, ID. io,,
Thomas ID. .Tinnih s2iye5, Dea,afio,,s
Hernlon $3.50. Hillyard @. Hfrhdsh
s4.55, County Treasurer Sl2,s2, n. NJ.
sttnsl~ick. soarilst 500 90. Felix ,xiIsou,
siiss JAS. A. Mckee i,sS, VIM Andsrson
sil.05.
ti s,fsslE -I.-L IL = -1---s lA--- u
!, CMl-tmss advertisers have one mere
Ls....... "A ms.a -. $3.50 III. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12
A FINE MICROSCOPES FoR A FEw
CENTS. 49,

A veil .sslde. xeuuios Microscope -not
b, Of sasIded glass 10 paper o. metal
ring. OF fabe--hut ono With tfine Lenses.
Diaphrszm. Stand. sss.. isss, ysiy usefsi
~ every iamily. bat i very Interesting.
such i,,sirsmesis hsse. hilberto besa 400
cualy ,or ,he gtuersi public The kditsrs
Of lie A4sricas dgrieufaiist. iuooppee-
,,en vith an upsiral Msnaiao, ariag Co1--
rav. have. sitter many experiments and
mcch inseatioa, ,seeeeded Ia predicting q
genuias Microscope. sith, three hpe len.
ses, Stand. etc which. b. use Of iazcii-
merry. and sery largo ,,ssansiacturs, . now
made at Car les cost thsu has ever. before
been done. Scientific men. and oiLsrs.l
cav |, i desidsaIy sopsfior 70 anythipg sy-
or before offered % Low ~ $3.50; tstAhis
me Is soli for $l.50 But one Is gipea 70
every Subscribed u DE 1assricos AyrieSf
tura. Who simply sdds 40 ssn,s 20 che res
ulaf subscription ffice--thst Y. ihs PAPER
|. sent .na rear. with che tlsJ0 Nero
saps. for enly 400. nc 20 DO d<iiosrei
free 10 sny part q he soanfry. 10 cents
extra Il 10 be. added. A TALL description
and al particulars eau " had BY sending
your address on Postal Card 70 Orange
Judd company. New York;or better stiIl,
send them 40 censs (half price, for = post
paid ssmple gsry Of tho spes--sbseh viii
give full description 81 lbs Microscope.
aud allen much yslusbls reading and ssgrs-
wings. etc.. ssd Do richly worth fsrmere
than its cost. 80 - Ilts,r. &
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

d Itissthe duty ofswsry tper.on who has
used BoscHErss GERNAN SYRUP 10 let Il
wonderful qualities be known 10 their
friends In curing Consumption. severe
Coughs, Group. Asthma, Pneumonia, and
ia fact sllsthreat and lung diseases. Ne
person. can use u without immediate ne.
lirs Three doses will relieve any case,
and We CONSIDER il The duty VI AL Drug,
gisls 10 recommcndit TO the poor dying
c,,nsumptive, at hast to try. one bottle, rs
40, 900 dozen bottles were sold last year,
Ind noone cs-e whers Ii fAiled was re-
ported. Such q medicine rs the GERMAN
SYRUP eanso; .beteo widely known. ASH
yonr Druggist about u. sample bottles
toiry soi at 10 cents. Regular size IS
cents. Fur sale by ell Druggists Ca u. y
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

y. K##1W#.z. M&W
We ~ pot now paLl.shihs lie tobseao
marists FOR xlreas61xi,t asy gissn ii ihe
RRcoRDFN sethat yssetaolA~Hsn 10 ,rs
inyiie large receipts oktlls staple atths.
prssat Dwlag ,elhs very unsettled ems
dition Of THE aarkstf The new crop IA
too lately CURED 10 bring q satisfactory
price; aiia tlie hiylss gslieFAiyf giyeis by'
buysrsissslfT stslt5btld or f6ra White
had better be needed. sasses g 81 iisss
Ai.eesrsss~sAssss Eetar# Grove
M, sfhe ,toIlowing. co,pplsipt "
Abe Durham, market, Exactly the sane
complaint was nlasleof prices at the opens
Ing siiiiss ioftissiiillat6ra svafeho,l4e and
Sas usedfo are Iesrids.t Or fhs ne " si sI,.
terprise,s~ imagine for the same isasoils-
an arsialsdhat Was w0rsh DG .ness'tisapit'
tronght -! ,st,ss il y, s,qta .:ola va s
!. Nh. EnIToy;;s isqmetimessse pub-
lisheSh IN The isEg2fDRE prices of, ~
bacco ~ ppld tn the ,nsTket! where is;is:
doing Vel. Nov, MT. Editor Ms You sre.
slrays GOD endhgi u s6Sw fhe fright
side!lIisv.. fsss yodf~Hle not ffesiiafe u
show mhat.a tobaeor' rsiser sssfnksf6Be.'
iiot tanlyA,iapk! hue avery dArk.side. The
fact Y, ihat pnIIy, last week wei 4ent some
totaeys 70 Durham. tl,at brought the
sreatsuni ofqns l'aI T. =. PHI ibs If ysg,
win publish this, II may brig lten lhe ideas
u snaie who ATE 'ifIihkfiig 81 going 70
~, VI at g,prf is h3;t2Ffla I az, I
! Sg4 sfgy yrss, II Resfectfuits'S
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12
,ilflklSGMAs. D Asi- Z.

~ N5ft 8I4 u q gWII1M ..ITHI IN
II joG HHt laps smir Christmas. y GO
20 Tarner's. where you Wi 6nd ,he best Of
liquors braDdies, vbi,seys, and wines,
bougbt especially for the holidays. and
warranted good al a.sas tsihahrs
4 Go 70 The old stand. and yop win come
aEsy happy T., 49, 7, : s..li.ga a,s
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12
A rrisaisiye veAi~ie.

A man evidently beni Oh long journey,
passed our ofsiseon Friday, psfclsea ira
AslleeIbarrpws and dawn by nne llorss
which Worked between The handiesssalksy
fashion, Itdid MOI loek cpInkFtsLIe.; sar
'ihan u beast. but the success ,of. the mode
may revive the idea OF Reininglon's one
wheel suikey. ~ = .''tA Z p's''.'ls =
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

a. aata N /. f
The Methodist Co,,f-r rsus at Salisbury
adjourneS.a the San ina .fssr hong
session aftrr making fhe annual arfoint-
aenis.s We gisefi tsilosi,'g % portion
Of the Hiiisinso qrcuit; "a .ttsf
LlLAHksDakx. r~-iding Etl<ss q ]
Hlll-boFo, J. n. Mh~eler- 80. !.
Durham. v. II. wood. ftsaA II
EiraIsF Hill. .. n. h~llmaa q
pittsbaro.. r. ys6sttls. agt , -, y : 4
Hsw River, w. II, Mcess, 80 Y
Ysnsyyille. J. n. Githos.sL
I.esstark. n. A. svIpisss So 80
Person. "A. n. Gib6Ass., ! 80 $50.
Orangs. q. h. hIardns I !. = II. O;
Pmfesspr lp university u Ncrth Caro-
lima. A. W. Mangums
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

Judge Pratt and Ms. Massey retusped to
New York last week sfter q fortnight en-
joyment % sh.;otinE in Orange. .rhe day
h-fore they ieft tl,ey were. jofne'i. hy ajew
gentlemen In town for final hunt and
the party tagged s5 bfrds-faihsr q poor
showing Cor nur crack shots but the day
was mot favorable and Few birdssvsre
found. $50
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

Onegoipg up in . balloon, can hear Oh.
barking Of dogs three miles below them.
That's about ali the benefits conferred By
Vie trip.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

N....
.ae'r aArk shaoews across lns stream;
uses - s.assausS'.a shs,'sas, Ieecns. ih a.
ocossssy: slssson aun 9,1aeax s's'asS'
wsl ovsfnni WV = a Il ~ IN ol'sei tHsu
t'sre - eS'iiems't' Htearnins ti'e ssaafp
curves more -hequsn''hAh me reacheA'
when 'or1i che 2. IVY peepl'sr''ies q r.
yaIe rear tn[9nsn us "noie .. nas siys w
course i. g...sr.s!,a t,a. 4, n,.,,.,ss no III
AT 70 o w recommenM a..p aur naPPy e Ri
ef.sncs s - the ah''alloh os o.hess s..:ay
.'.,:nsi Tow sssis rr.xes.J... ID s-n ii
80. ". .sss aatr ~ ilEis3 lI;a akifss
tnIsPlys n aPm y y ~ opS teors
respnssise,lt NJ WsT. whni,t aipeaFsdy IN
our insosifl ms xxslh % Noven'beri 4foes'
'.onlng " isgAliSSel tNe levy ota tswis-'
sn'essApy. ilss Neun.y C'l',n''ss'opsssV
we eannot'aabe''ef.ll'an ei'e that poF.'an'
" ue iaw;hnasr Mn'ehsI me 'a'iiai1rnyss'
exsrclseth ana'a'soap poiptenf fl's origin
~ .he m'seonceldion 'i,sclsxlsissaa CIV i
rrevious VI ns session ~ the Leglsiass
lure u is ssSs tps taF'i 2. trustees q iisSs
seserAl OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bower " i!sy ssya'
c"llsst n'i taxeF iwhilcp pay W srqeigesAisA3
ae'ray5 tpsilssessssts = le',sesa'stll 'sF,sr1
snip, a"u .he 'oNaaf!a.P :covs'Ava oSfas
ena'geu WIN we coiec'ioh ~ taxes ~
'ai ann al,. sssesSea 4raas.;sI.t iq8t3yesa
A 01I luxI FAr 1u - Ian.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

DarslI Riley. Of whose .bsreavement We
spoke last week, has Iust two children In
a,iiitionrto fI,t,~s previously dead making
six IN all. \, 1899
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

Sympathy N l.es 4. s N when practical
III It's application. ~fhsrsfors whsn SOU
sympsihizs with y&r srfEsri6g bsky,
show II practically : ny. using DR.. Bulls
Baby syrup Alsi thus cass ycur child.
Price IS cents q 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

ThIsvslussjs Af,nsnsc may sc~ teiad
at the sts~r sfMr. David A. sugg. See
sd. & $500. ...,.. :, ~, 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-12-12

{ durango Rhenmp,is Remedy" the
great INTERNAL NEniciss. will positive.
" cure any case o. rhenmstism on the face
n tbe earth. Price els bottle. six bot
ties. -. Sold by III wholesale aud Re-
tall llruerisf. Don't fsil 10 send for cir
cnlsr % Hclpheusiipe& Bepsly, Druggists.
Washington. d. c. em.
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eToall who a~f suffering frpnrtht errors
and in,li-ere'ion-nf y,aah. nervous weak.
.nfrs. tNls ,lscays tgSqf nsphWd, &c: 4
viii Atnd 4 ast'.i i've tln,isiil cpft suu FREE.
or CHAfIsE. TITS great esine'ly was
dkeosesSl W tIsissipuargf 70 s9tk
.Amqticas .Sgna \ -yil.adiFe~sed envelope
10 The 1iFy. JmHpH Z. lSMAs. Stafioa %.
Bibie House, Ncw iork uy. Iy.
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sass a.. 'f..iisy.

The Ndeosdi Repa6iicaSa. rad. very
much fkars ise negro rsce viii 20 down
under the ;.sIsot gun policy sof !. the
ssou,hs We are hall snclinedto agree with
the Republican. We met q day. OF TIN
ago half dozen stout s~grs msii reach, one
mounting 4 shet gsssi. tnd an bvund Into
che sosds 10. skiil time. or squirrels ov
something eIsef snd- se meet sape every
day. ,EwFy iegro mao In che rouih
ownss shot fgiaii; ard that siot gan y
killing Them ofY as fast ~ i.iIeness pruducrs
want III their ismiIiess and want diseases.
and disease. Death, This Is TIE way the
negro 10 Kains. bat IL rs by the shot gun In
hisown taalds. n. -
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, Chrl-tmss advertisers have one mere
chance. Lcttbem band ~ thelr notices
during tbiswcvk. S,ukrwhile the Iron Is
hot.
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Ifyon csnnot lake the baby 20 the
oauulryssss iDr. Bolts Baby Syrup fnrils
usual diseases Of early childhood. .Brics
= c.llls . bottle. ~ a
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Major Lss~r. col, of this caaniy sent TO
the Peaisepiisry for : yesrs fpr ,ise laevny
III harnses &c has lsesn psrdon~d by Gov.
Vance ufni.I~tition of eiiizens Of Orange.
che c.srt and The Jury. He has s<rved IS
months of his tine. aNfs4 W
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Tie Planet Venus, during the asfbriehi
days, has sa@n. plainly visible ih',laylisi,i,
and bsr la#essiAskesk Nbasbteu eufioasly
noted byaJi.sa.rv efs. III ~ ssBsa .asf Tssats Y W
.f2tfAss+t -, $50 iala-s ~ ri s5*,f n go