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The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

that the fever is decreasing 10 new cases,
but the mortality is fearful, the deaths
yesterday numbering 46 aud to-day forty.
four. Among the deaths to-day ars Cash
Martin Meary. county treasurer, md J "
Alvis. Of Chattanooga. telegraph operator,
who came here three weeks ago.
CANTON. Miss. Sept. l0.--Total num-
her Of cases to date, 2l8; deaths. IS; new
cases in last twenty>fonr hours. 3j one
death. The number of cases is Increasing
daily. @ % s.# .A.r =
New ORLEANS, Sept. 1920 new
eases and so deaths. s'.t a.t + 'a
MEMPHIS, Sept. 1.-THE following is
th r"port for yesterday Of the Howard As
sociaIion: The number Of new cases since
last report is one hundred aud ifty.one.
My appeal for covered vehicles for our
volunteer medical corps has not met with il
single response TO supply them with rub
Der coats TO protect them from the storI,
that has continued during the entire day
was the best could do; am distressed to
report that Of our volunteer medical corps
stricken down with fever are Drs. Meteor
mick. Greene. Hunter, Harlan. Nuttal i,
Dawson, Bansson. McGregor and Hugent.
At this rate it will not be long until all the
living will he converted into burial corps.
(Signed) X W. Mitchell.
5*Fr" &E Fl Medical Director
A Dumiss. druggist, died las: night.
Farther VIM. Walsh. who was reported
dead il alive aud doing service. The
county undertakers, ilalts Brothers and
Flaherty & Sullivan. report 90 deaths for
the "a hours ending at 6 p. M. yesterday
One undertaken failed to report. Of the
90 deaths 80 were colored. Continued
difficulty is experienced in getting the
dead buried. H. 1~.sf 81"
MEMPHIS. Sept. ll.Weather c.elr but
cool. Two undertakers report 46 deaths
upto noon. Among lhe dead are ID Deyats,
Messrs Degray Bennett. Marler Eyker.
Isaac l.eopold aud \ 4 Ruyster. Sr. Her
Der i I.anarum, city e'litor Of the AUal.
d"ehe. is reported dying. Ills mother is
down with the fever JG Laues,lale is
down. anil X B Clarke has been appointed
IN his stead MS treasurer of the citizens re-
lief eommittee. Mr. Knowlton, acting
past master. has been taken sick. and W
j Ghase"n. bondsman of the late post
maicr Thrmas. this morning took charge
Of the Postefiee and requests that no money
be sent here by rostofiice order, ns the
force now in the ufiice il so small that no.
hing can be done except the delivery of
the mails Only seven coffin makerr are
left in the city. A ID Lansstaff. presi.
dent Of the Howard Association. has tele-
graphed to Richmond. Ind (; aud Cincinnati
for 200 ready made cofius.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
coxrssnrrroxs.

Mr. %. K Mash. Mayor cf II,ll.boro &c.
lncwiedees through the Recorder the 70.
ccipt of sis7. contributions of citizens If
ilillsboro which has been forwarded to the
Howard Aid Association u Memphis; and
slso acknowledges the subsequent receipt
OF sa.55, collections 10 the Presbyterian
charch ON Sunday. which a,n,uH, has not
yet ben, forwarded.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18


Fram the I.e,mari Sctt Publishing CI.
n. Y. we have
Black wo,nl fnr August which contains
n pleasant skeiclof Bisnark as y man,
with enough Insight upon his character Ia
throw light ul~n his tremendous Ipower ~
a statesman. hut with lon little u hirpnL-
llc life to satisfy curi,sIIy; cmtI nnaiion
~ John Caldig,te; hut john has left Aus.
tralia, aud Is lack IN England engaged la
the pruraic duty of getting wife aud
founding family TO inhsrit the gold he
brings hack with him; Gardon Baldwin
IL continued. hut flags In Interest; pleas
ant sketch of CharlutIe Cushnhan, a Hue
article on the Berlin treaty. written ap.
parertly Ly the abl. liza, prsjudirsi writer
~ the Black wmnI articles. the storni In
the East These are the principal ,lain.
tie. in Blackwood. s
The Westminster Review for July, and
the E,lin5urg Review for ilirsanc nlonth
are also to hand, ani abound 10 valuable
mstter. ln the former We have read with
great interest, "the Saraccns Ia Italy"a q
suI,jert nul altogether new ~ u, yet pre-
semllng many novel aud striking picture
The Eiinburg l.cvirw susinins Its time
wnn ame There Is splendid article on
Ma-quis weIlc.ly's II,l!an adniiuisistra.
tim; a very curious aud interesting oie oil
the origin aud wanJcrluEs of.the GIl~eys;
and many others, whIcli make alI these
psririIcalr 10 inva!uul,ie. 9.
See Leonard scat,'s ad. 10 this paper. 7
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
sIeks~-. in Aiam.see.

A We ras<ed the Shops on Sunday
morning we were pained 10 hear of ;he
prevalence Of Diphtheria and other sick-
ness In The surrounding coanrry. Mr..
Peter Hardin of Graham had just lest q
child aud had another sick. aud our in
farinaat tells of other fatal cases. There
II nn more reason fnr alarm than has al
tended former visiiailons of tile disease.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
Death afa Refugee.

Mr.. John jones. "A resident of Grenada,
Misswhc left that place ont breaking nut
Of the pestiIence, died In this vicinity on
Tuesday last He was taken sick soon
after his arrival here with asthma, CONS
plicated with disease ofthe heart, which
Terminated fatally US above said. Mr..
Jones aged about 81. and was native Of
this county, having been born in the
vicinity Of Oaks
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
A GARD.
HIIdsBoRo Sept. llth 1878.

-'7' HIIdsBoRo Sept. lith 1878.
T0the Rep. Er. Com. 4th District. @
GENTLEMEN: Ny name was placed OH
9th August before this District as 1.-The
Peoples candidate for Congress" Endorsed
by no Conventions or Committees. We
trust the people will do so IN Nov: any
way they have choice between Turner.
Davis aud myself. This is a free Country.
Yours Respectfully,
HENRY n. BROWN.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

Miller Il ,;osl,y ~ Danvilie oiTr Through
ou, c.,lu,nns mrt fai,mcllsc inlWemcnis
10 purchasers cf china aud gIass ware,
lamps, tin and lon wars aud ali equip
mcuis f,r complete housekeeping COM
venlenrer. A il,urnurh inspection ofthc
contents oi their splciidid hoi-cj j,,sliii,s
Us ~ regarding II as pprfcct ~ all respects,
aud IL inviting our friends % give u mcic
than call.
See ad.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
A DESTRUCTIVE CYCLONE IN WAYNE.

The GoldsbOro Messenger Extra says:
A most destructive cyclone passed. this
town this morning shortly before . o'clock.
aud destroyed everything before il. We
first head off bel"w the FinIayson farm,
aboui 81 miles rasi ofti"l,Is.'oro. Its path
seems ID have ieen about51 yards vide.
On the finIaysan place IL demolished
every hnuse. scattering their linber for u
quarter mile or more, aud One negro wo-
nlan was painfully hurt. ...r@ge
II Was signalled by asouui resembling
that of roaring thunder aud was distinctly
.leard Cor miles, while the citizens living
near tile path hofthe whirl were completely
panic stricken, not knowing what 10
make of II; hut all lasted but few ninu.
trs. We aIe ibid that 10 approached with
considerable slR,ed, Ia funnel like sl,aia,
au.l resembling asolid hut furious wbirl
Of dark cloud. now spreading and then
again compressing into u solid mass.
Wherever II siiGck II levrlpd everything
Trees wereiwisied In the etwinkling Of the
rye, aud cut dawn with aierTil,lr crash;
huu-es were scattered aud the smaller
ONES cat ried before the dark c1lumn until
smashed lntu ,lrnris; fences wrecked and
crops ,lsslrnsed-hut this ID nat all. IL
Is also our painful duiyto chronicle the
tlss of one life aud tile nainingof others.
OBthe tiregory & Galloway place, Ahoul
quarter ofa nIilc northwest of the Fins
lay sui farm, IL struck with most terrific
furce. The farm srnted 10y Crawford
Frutrel aud Calvin Perry, who with their
family occupied comfortable frame
l.Du-e ou the place. Mr. Perry heard the
mad,lcned roar an'i, on opening the 'l'or.
saw II arrmacs'ing ,lirerlly towards his
l,"usr. u was il'rna quarter Of . mile of
and he says the houses 0n the Finlayson
place seemed 10 bc rpllong before tile dcs-
trllc'ive cIuud. lie calIrdto his family,
ha-lily giving the alarm. hut ere they
cuuld get out of tile house tile cyclone
struck the building aud far several minutes
they were In tie midst of death. The
Houre WIZ totnt'eatiy ueH"tshs"s""t" t"S
tin.l~rs scattered for some two hundred
yards; nothing ren,alns of. tie building
but The sillsand floor aud theseare twisted.
When Mr.. Perry became conscious lie
found himself on the ground In tile yard
with one Of hiscI.l,ireu umlcrhin. Both
lp aud the child rcosiyed painful bruises
Hts wife was also slightly Injured, aud
anather child received q serious cut on tie
head aud broken arm. Old man Fe,I-
:rel was yet 10 led when tue liouse was
struck. He cscalpd with . broken leg
The l,e,lsiead was twisted aud the feathers
aud bed cluthing scattered over tie neigh.
horliu,,l. Arli,lst the debris aud under
the chimney ruins lay the dead body of
Tom, y negro man who sat NJ oi'e of The
wiuh,ws When the hnscwas struck. His
brains are mashed, aud his death must
have bcen instantaneous. .-.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

We d. not know what our readers will
fluid ntiis Issue In the slmieof locaI.
Werctnrued on sunday ,nrruiag after
ask days ratnbIe. taking In Charlotte,
lsichmsnd aud Dsnsillc. 6niing mncl.
thai was pieasanl t.,ser. little that Is prn.
fitalle to see-rI. Uhe ~ i.leiranirrt re.
inini~ene.s j. III mn association with
our brethren of The press; with Jones OF
the Charlotte Observers gentIenHn most
thnroughly imbued with The advanced
spirit OF Journalism ard making the Oh
server equal % the high lH,siliau il seeks
10 ss-un,c: with Yates. the iicorruplible,
the i,sfiexihle, the patriotic. turned aside
by i,o new wind 81 docirinr. aud pursuing
that sies.IfsSt course which has -, signally
advanced him Ia fortune aud character;
nnd with the aLle aud genial menlbrrs of
tile Richmond press Mo~ely 81 the Whig,
cswsrdin OF the Dispatch. Chami,efiaine
aud Benrwlt OF The Stale. aud the cnur-
teous aud pleasant conductors 81 the
State Tobacco Journal; and also with our
Danyille .rfsnds. Bouldin 81 tile Times
tender hearted aud susceptible Ms the
youth 10 eighteen ~ the mention nfbeau,y,
the grave and upright Andenon of the
Register. and the Mannings. the lively
Inspirations of the spriglitly Daily News
these are soineof the piraSant rrcollections
that survive rs pleasant memories IN the
waste nf fruiIass dunniDg and inIpor.
tulaie cansassing. r.4s
Our reaaen viii excuse tile scarcity II
more local news, for We have little To tril.
Heavy rains, and high waters during the
,a.rt week land In come partitions of.ile
c.untry great damage was dane. wsl,ase
int a- yet heard fsny special mischief
In this section. s4..+.4 --JG@
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
yIsit~rs.

A number Of viriirrsare nj Parks Hotel,
aud stiIl larger nunll'er among private
families. Among il,emis DIR. 4. \ A-l,e, Of
wsdesloro. an eminent physician Of that
place, and brothers ofthe Hon. Thomas \.
Aslie. recently elected Judge of the su-
prcme Court.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

The Concert hy the cheirof the Epis-
copaI Church came on at the Masonic
I.edge on saturday evening. having neen
postponed from Friday on account of ;'ad
weather. The recrip,s were SIS. . smaller
sum than would have been realized ex.
ccpt Tor thcwesti,er.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
nuErna rIsM QUICKLY crREn.

''Dnranc's Khena1aiic Remedy" The
great INTERNAL MEDICINE. will positive.
ly cure any case of rheumatism on the face
of the earth. Price 81 bottle. six hot.
ties. s.. Sold hy NIL " holesale and Re-
tail druggist. Don't fail to send for cir.
cular to Ilelphens,iue & Bcn,ly. Druggists,
Washington. ID. q. .aa Gun.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
AGA r. ID.

To an who are suffering fromtlie errors
anl indf-creiions of youth, nervous weak.
hess. early decay, luss of manlloo,l. &c: |
will -eiId u recipe tha. will cure you FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy WAS
discovered by q missionary In south:
America. Send u sclf-addrcssed envelope
20 the REV. JnsRPH Y. INMAN, Station ID.
Bibic House. Nc,0 York Ciy. IS. 1y.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

The quantity of Fork aud other impro-
wr food constrained Is rnnr:unus aud pro'
,luces its inevitable results IN Innunierable
types Of dIsease, especially those oftlie
blood, exhibited III pimplcs, Bloiches,
Sores, etc; all of which, however, Yield
rapidly aud surely 60 Dr. Buil's Blood
Mixture.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
E6r the RecOrtLcr.
q. the snperinteadenls efSabbsth schools
in OrasEe Coanty. 'es *as


At a recent meeting of the teachers Of
Orange Sabbath School wesere app'inteti
as committee 10 call u Convention 81 the
Sabbath schools of0ranre County, la
meet on Saturday Oct. 5lh, al Orange
Church q miles North of Chapel Hill, \.
n.
Every satatl School IN the county is
rcqne~l-d 90 ,end delegate. The object
of the Convention V 10 urpanize lhr
Sabbath ssclmol work &c our county NJ.
coriing TO tie surges,i.nlo. o. the lats In-
9terl,aiianal Convention which convened
in Atlanta tia. Credentials must be-
signed by the Superintendent. The Cou-
vcntiou will oI-u al 10 n'clock a.n..
II. l.. HARRIS,
w. "A. MAnpRY. Com.
]. u. HurcHISs,
w. a. Btrrs.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
STATEN ENT OF THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF ORANGE
COUNTY.
For 0sc Month Of Sept. 1878.
PREsEST,
JONES Watson, Chairman.
N. r. Hall,
J. X. Lyon,
w. Il. Patterson.
ID r. Morrow.

s#Is tSgWfts &=
w. Il. Patterson,
ID. r. Morrow.
Cleo. Laws Superior Court Clerk pre-
sented his bond payable 20 The State Of N
q. in the sum Of Slu,00O; said bond was
approved and orlerl,l to he registered.
J. N. U.nstead was appointed oversrer
ofanew road from Mangum's store 10 the
big road below Alangunl's mill.
w. p. Thompson uasappointed nverseer
of the road from the plank bridge over
Flat River near Siagville tothe fork ol
the Hillsboro. Roxboro, and Oxford roads.
LIE Un,stead. was appointed overseer
from the Oxford read to BuffaIoe branch
The following Jury wasdrasn TO ut.
tend the next Superior Court. To lie held
for Orange County. commencing on Mon.
day ,he I4lh oi October 1875: s. s...ae+..
Joseph Woods, Thomas ID. Tinnin, John
+. Compton, John Kirkland. Merritt
Cheek, jones M. Watson. J. p. Bernard,
Anderson Lee. of Stanford, Henry Neal.
Joseph Kibuion, W. J. Newton. w. Jesse
Morrow. j. G. Mct.own, j. w. Whitfield.
James III. Patterson. Duncan Cameron,
II. II. Guthrie, john q. Daniel, Thomas
Cole. Kinchen Holloway, Washington
Laws, Thomas +. Lloyd, J. $. Lockhat,
WIN. II. Howard, Win. II. Bacon, Arrl,
Cain. q. A. Barbee. George Henry, j. W.
Corl,im, Moses l.. Ricr, J"hn Thompsoil.
WA, Sirayhdrn, Allen ]. Robertson.
James NJ. Copeland, Green Blalock,
Presley .Borland. s3Id.If4f
The following persohs were exempted
from paying Poll Tax for tile year 1878, ~,
account of disability ~ - ..v
iS.D. vTilly. w. r. Haley, William
D.,llaI. William n. Terry, Haywood
Il.an,r,s -Jan,es. A. Beny, William Il.
GATES. James Alexander, S' ID. Tilly, D.
\. wilkerson.
The Board visited the Poor House and
made am inspection ofthr premises. and
io"k an inventory Of property belonging to
the county.
Elmore Faucet was reelected Superin-
ieii,iant. fAAAA@&
There Is al the Poor House at the present
time 70 pauiess, "a whites Vamd colored.
The f..lla~ing aa,ounis were ordered to
lp l.aidihy tie County Treasurer
wm. B. Gor,iond $40. Geo. Laws SUI
lerior Court Clerk. S.. - J. Tioml~"n
4 uthers $3.50. G. n. Parks. $ll.l5. Laws
q Mar gum. Sss5. ID. &. Parrish. SlG.4s.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
MIR. DAVIS APPOINTMENTS FOR
ORANGE.

We announce the following as the APP
pointnivnts fur the county o: 0can se,
inade Ia consequence for the convenience
ofMr. Davis. 'rbr oiher candidates may
goyrrnthen.seIyes arc,r,linrly.
Durham, Friday September 10th.
chapel Hin Saturday I 2lst.
Gates Monday 23rd.
I.c.lar Grove TUESDAY = 2lib.
Caldwell "Wednesday Z 18th.
Mangum's Thursday = .'ilh.
aud lIilIsboro on Tuesday of Orange
Court week. Oct. 18TH
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

Parllan, d womlll"use, Richmond. offer
a splendid aSstrtment Of hsok- aud s:a-
.ioncry, Music and fancy articles In great
variety. Al-u paper b, xes wIi,.l, they
manufacture Of all kind. send in your
orders. aud pay particular attention io
their ad.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

Piedmont Press says: There are two
"fIis" washed uut ~ the raiIra this sl'ir
~ Morgantml. each about 1870 fee, long.
This Is the heaviest break tha, ever occur
red on this nn.. A large iorceis working
on The place night aini day but IL Is
Thought that u will take two weeks yet
10 complete The job. In consequence o:
this tie trains have been running very
Irregular this aeek. -rlm.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

Improved Rotary Harrow
The Gre'a De@iprdHm FDumia n
~ The lnscntiun of .


Cornelius Watson II Yanruyyille. ". q.
rINIlls r. harrow elrrular IN Iarnl, lla,iy.n.
J. ial wheel, HInid Milh .ix I,,Ms ,l lts1l, .,.t
tIl arms raliaine frailI huh. aud rpyolti,s. 10.
siy wllen ~ iiaii,Ti aruil tlip axle fr,lt, The
crilire rNtrIds an arm ~ Mtielt j. niiasIHgI a
weight lmN. whi,'l wlWn ~ use gives the F,sIsty
tlntlpn ~ the harrow. This r.ttaFy ut.,ttpi
While Il les-uhs tie tlrslf. y iiSlf ttinllhat ,
~ thrrp lninils; tOtart, iul M4Id ,llI lsi,k.
ward null,n. thus esTing rltrp and iiirf. d IA
pllltrrikni'n ur the sDil. Isgltlsirs II tu hiIg
liltl and having u npfirtilt ks,l. while ~,
hatruw ~ VI rtoiHiionS. tlsghargts III tIs,.i,
aud makes M atvunIulsiiniIs. Tie ltsntlhp., a..
tnlyng ~ ~ axis Hlike tie lurning ~ tlts liar.
row ~ llH. rnd uf he row nr,slle.s
Slnglr aiid DolJlr liirfuws Histlr.
ilaulip llnrFuws drli,tits ii IIill.lata I,,.,..t
fur Sli.uu. tine hnrs, SIn,
Or,irrs cHt a. the sul,.rriirts IL Ysnrctsiih.,
y. e. OF sivcn u the r,ii'oF uI TIN I;trariler dt
llillshpfn will rtFeite prampt allruiion.
TViHis tasI. WATSON A tstfNN
July 18th e. ianceyViIle, C.,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

The Salisbury waichman says: Mr.
ID. A. Underwood, o. Stanly, has three
sous, aged 4. n aud u years, who wereall
horn on the 9th day of the month ol
August, aud all abouls . o'clock, "A, aB o.
tile day. lsl
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

80 ~ f T.
The Goldsboro Messenger says: every
community where n Newspaper n printed
there are some individuals who never
patronize the paper, yet are always pre-
pared to read In the, columns of the home
paper any puff" the editor may gratui-
tously bestow upon them or their business
enterprise, and feel offended II he unin.
tentionally overlooks them, or should be-
siow little more praise upon another.
These growlers generally do not even take
the paper, aud II occasionally they need a
small job Of printing that might be done
by the home paper, they are sure to send
II elsewhere. The newspapers expected
10 land them high into the skies, but
well we've said enough our own
part we have long since learned 20 help
those that help us. Charity begins ut
home. We are ever willing to say amy
tl,ii'g that will add 10 The prosperity Of ille
town--its shops, stores and sclhools-and
possess even vanity 10 believe that IN the
l'ast eleven years we have done as much,
u not more, than any one Individual tos
wards making Goldsboro what it's hut. rs
already said, charity begins at boine.'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
The concert on Saturday night was pro.
noupced . brilliant succes-. sAa account
i promised Cor our next.

aHelen,s Bable..n This wark Il ae-
knnwiedgcd 70 he The l,est selling article
In our bookstore. Drggists. howeser,
say that ID. bulls l,aby Synipsellr hc.ter
than any other medlcine. Il l. rprfvcily
harmless aud always reliable. Price .
cents buttie.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

NEw ORLEANS. sept. 1.-THE weather
10 day las been CLOUDY. cool aud windy
Th.re arc 2j3 uew cases aud 90 deaths,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

George Gibson j. Of Richmond invites ato
teniion to his magnificent aud compete
stock # china aud glass ware IN I'll their
branches. No more splendid sight than
their house is 10 be seen 10 Richmond. mud
what is better still, il,eir.prices are fahu.
luusly low. Wllalcs,.c dealels rs we'll AZ pr.
yate purchasers will 6nd il to their interest
70 deal wi.h George Gibson. See his al.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
DEsrEnArE Attempt AT ESCAPE.

On Monday morning as Mr.. Charles
Crabtrce. the jailor. went into the Jail
with breakfast for the prisoners, be was
met, a. soon as be had locked the door be.
bind hin, BY three prisoners who had cut
out Of the iron cage, and assaulted. One
held him while the others bot BIN seyerly
over the head with aheavy piece 81 wood
which had been brought IN for fuel. AZ,
ter . severe >cufii,, Mr.. Crabircc succeed.
ed 4. disengag ing himself from the one
who held him, and drew his pistol, covering
the other ASSISTANTS and conn elling them to
20 back into the cage. exhibiting grea, ior.
hearance IN no, slroting. 10 the mean
time he had ll,rosa the kcys our Of the vim.
dow and ssanded inc al.rn,, nid in few
moments large plaIer u men reached
the jail, and all the pris ,lers VIC speedily
secured.
Tue ring leader was Bob Ba,ler.s under
charge uf nnrlcr aud arson.
Mr. crabtree i-seserc.y bui no, seriously
hurt. Iii. escape fr"m The Pln 10 murder
him was nost marvellous. tor he was locked
IN and wi,lly IN tie powe, Of the desperate
wretclscs who had conspirrd 10 kill hun.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18

A, !. El!cu &,o Richumnl. ILe largest
house by far of its kind inthe cay anil 6.
qnalled b. few anywhere j. nov III iull Ios.
.e.sioa IL its s,oek of dry g'a"i. IN every
line msion, &c. NTiL t'aralin, merchants
Can 10 better nowhere See Al.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-09-18
AN UNDENIABLE TRUTH.


You deserve 70 suffer, and If sou Iea,l a
miserable, unsai satisfactory life In this beau
tifnl world, II is entirely your OWE fault
and there is only one excuse for you,--
your unreasonable prejudice and skepti.
cisn, which has killed thousands. Pei
sonaI knowledge ilid common sense rea-
soning will soon show you that Green's
August Flower viii cure sou of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its
miserable effects, chsu as sick headacl,e'
palpitation Of the heart, sour stomach,
habitnal costiyeness Of The head, nervous
prostration, low spirits, &c Its sales now
reach every town on The Western Con-
tinent and not a Druegist hut will tell you
Of It's wonderful cures You can buy a
Sample Bottle for lOcents. Three doses
will relieve you. ...5........s+.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-03-16
THE CENTENNIAL MEDAL
The Truth at Last!
THE
HOWE MACHIN E
Again Triumphant!

At the 18th Exhibition of the American
Institute Fair in this city, the Howe Ma
chine was recommended by the judges,
and approved by the unanimous vote OF
the Board of Managers, for the GRkA1
GoLD "CEETENNIAL MEDAL" under the
following rules:
This Medal tof gold) is to be awarded
only FOR machine, product, or process,
exhibited this Centennial year. at the 45th
Exhibition of the american Institu of
the city of New York. It can be awarded
only for machine, produ t, or process, of
gre value, decided Importance, and OF
more than usual merit and then only by
majority of the whole Beard of Trustees,
upon the written report of three judges,
whose report shall certify to the above
requirements, and after said report shall
have been approved by majority of the
whole Board of Managers
1t viii be thus seen that the ssHower
still leads all competitors-and we chal-
lenge all Sewing Machine Companies in
the land to produce an award of like ex-
cellence received in this CENTENNIAL
YEAR
THE HOWE MACHINE co..
lSS CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-03-16
BRlCKsl BRICKS !!

I'he undersigned, having enlarged their
RRIl,E YARD with the intention ofcarry-
inc Their business on larger scale, solicit
- heretofore the patronage OF their
friends. and are nOW prepared TO denver
Bricks at all landings between Dona isison-
vile and sIni6adan1 ~ prfces eass' 'e''''1'7
tions t. suit purchasers.
'A' - DUGAS G. TRUXILLO,
Assumption Store.
r- Consistently on hand supply OF
TYLE BRICKS.