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The Morning herald., 1878-01-31

A year had passed, and Vance thoashs
of returning home. A happy man was ne
rs he stepped on board Of one of the
ateamships running between Liverpool ana
New York. What happy thoughts passed
Through his mind of his waiting Marian!
n At last tho harbor Of New York was
reached, and hailing a cab he was immedl'
ately conveyed to a hotel. A few hours
later, on entering the billiard room, he was
greeted With .s. .uyrss " +, BE-
The Morning herald., 1878-01-31
HOW BIRDS ARE CAUGHT.

81 was after very rare and beautiful
bird on the mountain the other day, but I
did not succeed in catching him because
had not call bird of his kind, ;" remarked
John Cook, well-known bird trapper and
fancier residing on North Tenth street.
The reporter inquired, SIS there no other
way to catch birds than with the use of a
call bird ?" to which the bird man replied:
eyes, but it is not often used. You cut
twigs off an ash tree and apply bird lime
to the twigs, and then fasten them to the
branches of any tree where the birds are in
the habit of alighting and sitting. You
fasten the twig with the point of your
knife, 90 that when one or more birds
alight on the twig it will fall to the ground
and bring the birds along down. Bird lime
consists of Enseed oil boiled until it be-
comes thick, and, as soon as bird alights
on it, its feet sink into the thickened oil,
and, in trying to escape, it flaps its wings
and strikes them against the twig, and they
also become fastened. Sometimes several
birds alight on one twig at time, and are
all secured.
''The most usual way of catching birds
/ is with the use of bird trap, which con-
sists of cage with three compartments, in
one of which bird is placed of the kind
that you want to catch. If there are any
birds about the bird will call them, and
they are sure to come and enter one of the
two empty compartments, when the trap
per, who has hid behind a tree or some
bushes, pulls the string that closes both
doors of the trap. Blue linnets are the
easiest birds to catch, and sometimes they
will fly into the cage while you are holding
it in your hands. s."-Reading (Pa.) Eagle.
The Morning herald., 1878-01-31
THIS MACH lNE

Ia the m st simple api c0mpact; the most
durable and economical; n model OF COM
bined simplicity, strength and eeauty.
New and dnumerouspa pat ten tod III tach mentS
/ No complicated machinery 10 be con.
stantly getting outof crderI ANT
So easy to learn that u child can Iun 1t,
will do all kind OF sewing nom; the Afnest
to the coarses,; wlll hem, iell, luck, braid.
cord, gather, embroider, &c. uses self
adj ijustIng straig hit needles, all descriptions
Of cotten. 8 lks, and thread Mas o. the
strongest stitch known the cloth will tear
before the seam will rip; uses the thread
finished and highly orna.
1mantRd. and 4 - an-- t.1mLiannl H1nLI
The Morning herald., 1878-01-31
he Merry whi,e Yen May.


s"There is . crook In every lot, -@,
4 shadow On The road llsg 9lThn
Through which We journey on 10 rsasA
A happier abode. LHtif,flius ~ 3h@ ~
eAs surely a. the evening comes VI l
To close the eyes of day, TlG eerisl.
Will grief appear; and 80. my dssr, -
Be merry while you may. a.1afaa .
w cannot say 70 Joy, "semain,'' lido
~s Nor unto grief. "Dspart;'a 9i'.) . aEa
me morning and the night nust como
10 every human heart
Ana though the twilight hour disrels ~
The cheerful. sunny rsys, AA A--" = =
Shed not q tear; but OIL my dear, am
Il Be merry while you may ,.f, +, s
me sky may not be always bright
Il The sea mot always calm, oaaza -.
nor breezes bring an argosy 80
OF spices or Of balm. 3flass.E 10 .
sTis time enough to weep and mourn ~
III when sorrow has Its day; ..ts.r II, al
And you III agree It's well to be sy sag
Right merry, while We may. 1'7,a
Along the shores of life the tides ta7f
n Have ceaseless sbb and now; s.sil or
And through the year the seasons hays
Their time to come and 80. ' BIC
Then let us make the best Of life. p
And II not always gay rr r. .,t .,t.
Or full of glee, why shouldn't W . 'sE' :
Z Il. IS . H IT,
ss Be merry while we maya s..,sl@l
The Morning herald., 1878-01-31

%. b a %. o.
wanta What could I want Were yoa
free to-day ! would refuse to marry you
The love that bore you has now turned to
bitter hatredl One year ago you professed
10 love me-" .r z /
Enough, sir-I win hear no more"
"You shall hear me through! Ay, you
may appear devoid of feeling, but when ]
relate your baseness to your husband, will
he continue to caress money-seeker ?
No, he viii scorn, despise and hate you, as
I do nowi He will cast you from his
home, and shall laugh at you. Degraded
woman, the devil that was within me has
now come forth, augmented into hatred
that will never die" ..
Then, seizing his hat, he hastily re-
tired. F.of1Hh
later in the evening Mr.. Hale returned
home, and, observing his wifes excitement,
asked the cause. The answer that he re-
ceived not satisfying his curiosity, he sum-
moned Della and questioned her.
"Delia, who called to see your mistress
this afternoon ?" .... n
II do not know, sir; he gave no name"
Describe him." =
Della thereupon gave minute descrip
ton of Hastings
"That will do" And Della retired.
IT thought it was Vance Hastings who
rushed by me like q madman, as / was re.
turning home" soliloquized Walter. 81
will be satisfied"
He Immediately went to his wife's room,
and demanded an account of her interview
with Vance. Marian, trembling with fear,
told him of the insults and abuse that Vance
had heaped upon her. Her husband be-
came furious, and rushed out of the house
in search OF Hastings.
Afew moments after, Walter Hale as
cended. the steps of hotel, and, inquiring
for Vance Hastings, was informed that the
gentleman he sought was in the billiard
room. Vance was engaged in conversation
with number Of friends, when Mr.. Hale
entered and publicly accosted him.
"Mr. Hastings, demand an apology
for your conduct to my wife this after
noon" 1@ssa5 .''H.
| sI will make none" said Vance.
"Then, sir, I shall avenge the insult, ;
exclaimed Mr.. Hale. 4.r
'T am at your service" sneeringly re
piled Vance.
Early on the following morning, in {
secluded spot, with wide expanse Of liv
/ ing verdure, shady groves and beautiful
cornfeids, five men were assembled. 4
duel was about to take place. Everything
being satisfactorily arranged, two shot
were fred, one Of tie participants fell t.
the ground; his face assiul i an ashy pale
ness; the surgeon rushed to his aid, bu
! too late-life~ had fled. Three of the mel
stopped to lift their wounded companion
iwhen arasi10t wan heard, and, turninl
around, they bshsld Vance Hastings, th
victor, fall dead ,;t'is5l5
Marian Grey had learned to love at last
but the one to whom she had proven fals'
had matched her idol from her. Hence
forth her life was bfghted.
The Morning herald., 1878-01-31

There is pauper in New York who
twice drew capital prizes in European
lotteries. Each of the prizes would be a
fortune in the hands of an ordinarily pru-
dent person, The money was chiefly
squandered in Paris and London.
The Morning herald., 1878-01-31


tiIe Tonic tot the entire sy stem. IT is q i1er-
woo OF, unsurpassed efficacy and. while It
qulets nervous irfitatio ., II Strengthens the
snfeeblsd nervous system, thereby restoring
1t to healthful yigors observation-disclosures
are among those in which the Favorite
Prescription has worked magic cures, wiz:
LeuoorrhHa, or rtWhites.p Excessi Flow
ing, Painful Menstruatfon, Unnatural Sup
ipressiOns, Weak Back Prolapsus % s0rGthe
version, Bearing down Sensation, Chronic
Congestion, Infammatien and liberation
Of the Uterus, Internal Heat, Nervous De-
preston, Debility, Desp0t dsncy. and very
many other chronic diseases peculiar TO
women but not mentions d here,
Z The following ladies are q few OF the many
thousands who car TESTIFY to theseffi caey Of
Or. Pierce's Favorlte Pfescri alton, rom ex-
perience and observatlon: pbm 81 q2sS
Mrs. Cornelia 4 III son. Peosta, Inw }; Mrs.
Fsaneis saos huswsk xessaiss oh,o; M,s. Mrs
Mary A. Hunolt, Edtna, Mo; Mrs. Mary A.
lFrisbie Lehman, ra Mos ID. L tlIlE,at,hh-
sprinefieid, "a; Mrs. K Hit Rmporia.
x an; Miss Louisa Pratt. p .dgeville. ass;
Mrs. Il. A. Daspie Il, EOrf,lS, Va; Mrs G.
t1roc,or. Iowa; Mrs j. ~ Nv efD0n.
q: rno,n.s. oati Ms.s q, Nosssp, l& u:
tsiinao, ahsrns sssiieIotihi':3 WIS. hsrey
Strp,. OIL. rr ei ii hip. n. y; Miss Lila sads i,
tsesttfeid.N Y M.s. l1.tt oily AlnanD, /,
Il ksfGa sp3ds Il Il chh; M Mrs E E ii ' etb, sa" aIer-
-ows,, ! NJ. X. i sapiis of fetsiye slcaa
b. 81, en- at ,hs Wo. las Di,yeus.ry. .,,s,
The Morning herald., 1878-01-31

reading, when the servant entered and an
nounced visitor.
"His card, Della"
II have none, ma'am; he said, Tell
Mrs. Hale that gentleman wishes to see
her."
Mrs. Hale became agitated. Could this
be Vance Turning to Della, she said:-
"Describe him to me-"
"He is very handsome, ma'am, only his
eyes look fierce and bioodshot"
'That will do. Say to him that l am
engaged" said Mrs. Hale, nervously.
Della was about to do as she was or
dered, when the door opened and Vance
entered. ..
'sMadam," he said, II must speak with
you; you will be kind enough, therefore,
to dismiss the servant"
Mrs Hale motioned Della to depart.
When they were alone a sudden fear seized
her. and she asked, with a quivering
/ voice:--
"Pray, sir, what can you wish that you
thus forcibly present yourself before
me p
.sWhat want, you know best; what
shall have, you shall know in time"
Remember, ] am mistress here, and
will allow no one to make use of threats"
..DarA xou. false woman, ask me what
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28
..STolIT.''

The wilmingt"u Reciep and the Colds
b"O JiesseAyer, both our much respected
friends. call upon the press 10 discontinue
the uSs Of the name Of Josish Turner in the
columns Of the press, ~ advertising him Ear
beyond bis merits. NJ doubt the press
would he glad te,he relieved of 70 ,iisagree-
able taPic. Unfortunately. that individ-
uSi hss become too Important factor 10
the politics Of the Fourth Congressional
District TO be % Ignored. s,eing that be il
an open and svowci candidate in that Dis.
trict, and must be c,mhatied q. such. An
esil eanpot bs subdued u tie mere fact u
disregarding i. especially one which is the
very " demon Of unrest. = aud Is ever At il
baleful work. e
Uafurtanatcly some Democratic Journsl.
have never seemed 70 cOmpfehe,t fully the
character Of Josiah Turner o. the mischief
be was inaieiipg upon Bis party. aud have
slways stood resdy 10 rsbuks those whose
position enabled them more aeuraiely 90
judge II bis purposes The Greensboro
Pcdrie,, commenting upon the defeat " the
nominee Of the Convention 10 Orsnge coBn.
ty, cornmepds him Tor The Roman frmnr,~
with Which lie had borne his reyeiees fhr
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28

UEFNAbNs aug zI,--SeVeH dtaIHs TO-
day. The nsgrots are dropping down like
sheep all.vl moi Leip ,acr o,hrr. There
have beeri92 deAtlls up ~ date. lolsnsi)
w l; "a ende lie. !. N. ID. ! W. ~
l'oGr EAps.--Eiss new cases since yes-l
terday. No deaths. ,onaEu nn eia-te
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28
STATE Of HatiCaTlila, } s.p.,,., ON,

State Of NsTtiCaIIila, } s.,.,.., ON.
|. ORANGE COUNTY.
Rshecea Bacon. ry..Durrrh. Levi Val
her, William Walker. John Garden s,sl
vile sally Walker. Th.ma. v r..
i bsris. Fraris Rpber.s. Jane. 10.
beris. Mary koLcrts. I.oaisa h..
bers. Margsret Roberts Wi.
Rs liam wopds sad uile Dems.
E@ rices Wovd. Adam D.ue.
IA a..s5 lass and wile Mars
,f. Doaglas.
... tYainst
Williaa Y. Dorirh. z-..
PstaioD ~ seH LUgi fyr PIassn.
IT,anpssssg - The sailsavflon of m. err,
Y ihat w heieniilnt Wihiam y .pprtch Is ,,a..
,s%n., ~ iiH- Nsis aHd hts an lnieftst H. tl,e
ha - " en.tiru " tii- prrceiinRss ID 4 thsg,.
made IN The fIilishoro Ker,t,sr. $500
published ~ Ilil.lyrO CIR ~ .,,e,,,s.I.. ~, IN
nnliitns tlle aid defendant tD fe at,d anhesr ..
lore thp rtk ~ our suIprIeg tatirt Ia, etta,,.s
ugnts n W. utaa III IllllsInIrD ~ he ~ ss,t
lgs y Pfad attswer or drlnin t5 tho eo,nnl,Int
- fhs ~i'Bs Wia ~ bead sxllag4r snsl 4 ,lersns.
plaiai. = -. SVhs-
Witness tsesrks Law. Cierk. sTpam cam.
atDlaKs ~ tiiibbor0 sib Jtily ls,s
1EU. LAWS. CieH
9n'y " 9. Superior ts.ur,.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28
YELLOW FEVER.

GRESADA. Aug. 2i.--Tbs feyer has nj.
tackled full bl9odsd negroes. Three have
died. ~. - ~ Ne a .s =
vIcEsBuEG. Aug. ai.--Tbere arc two
hundred cases u fever here. Twelve death.
have occutfeJ in the past twenty four hours
New cssc.: DR.. BalfUuf. heslt,, officer.
and ID Robbins. BY authority az Grand
Master Mapb5 sn appeal Il made 10 al
inasons 20 contribute % the relief u thc
sick aud destitute of this city
Ngw York. Aug. 2I.-wm Schulz
Of DykemaE street. BropklyD. has been
sent % quarantine. lie issuppOsed 10 have
yellow lever.
NV YoIK. Aug. 2i.--AspeciaI from
Ncw Orlsahs says Mr Shsaisr. u the Times
was attacked by fever lsst aight. Fifty
thousand citizens are reported Hs Rsd from
the city. A meeting ef citizois Of Mem
pLis will be held At tho Sc. NIehols 10.
tel 20 day " OFganizo assistance for those
VI homo. -
ST LOris, Aug. 2i.--The live stock
dealer ol This city contribute 500 u ihe r..
yer sUlrrrs II Sew wUrleaA.. Memphis aud
6rsHsda. The Hebrews are al,o coari-
bniinK
TIE Merchants Isehabgs deny The ex.
isishes ofibe fever bsre.
CLEAvstAsD. o. Aur 2f.-Th, board
Of trsds bas appaiIaei 500 for the yicks.
burg sufferers.
PETgssBUEs ABg 2I.--C. "A. JACK.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28

Gh--Davis fG. Cox IN. Manning II. a
7th-Dsyis IS, Cox GO. Manning ~.
sh-Dayis Cs. Coz 3lI. slsnHing GA
gth--Dssis s3l. Cox fg. MsBbing CsJ
IUfb--Dsyis Igs. ~
Nr. Davis wss declared the pomipeo Of
the party smrist great excitement and Gu.
ihnsis~si Uyon motion. t'spi. lIiggs and
W : lsoullsc were sppOinied . committee
% vait sT.Dn Mr Dsyi. and inform hin IL
b. Esii.is.ti,.n aud invite bin 10 appear be.
FORE the Convention aDd sddres. Il. a'
Un further motion the old District Ex.
ecBtiss COMMITTEES vas continued IN Oibee.
The fe.6Iutiobs reported BY the Commit.
Tee - ke-olu,i0ns were then taken up and
ordered by the chairman 10 be read by
clauses. hlnsDd.Bent offered BY Mr.. Bus
bee - insert " over ~. OOUf after incomes
md ,hs explicit demand 70 repeal tho Re.
Net we're sdoTted.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28

suh. t0baec8 manufactures Of this cty. senJs
500 tothe New OtlranssalsL I'M Same ~
msunt 10 Nlemphasfeycr saHsrsfsi
! cnsrrASooe 4, Aas. II, The hotels
! are full ii reiogces from the Infected d.s-
tricis.
/ NAw YdnS. Aug. 2i.rhe agents u
the Virginia II fenheesse, .Nh lane here 10
day recrncd SGiz Tor the 6renada aud
sSu f,r the Memphis sufferers.
NEw uRLnANs; Arg. N. the death
list io.uay inciud,s Guy. pasrali VI ller-
nand,z. of San Louis patosi; Mexico; Col
Fred II. St,api, MajorJ. n, Austin, WnE
t,r Tarrant aud Leafs Alcu.. The Howard
!! Association has received the tsllwing tee.
gram Grenada. August 2 ! The ryllei
commll,ee se,u i.r twenty nurses. There
Is no atatcpent Uf tha fc ,cr. SigIlcd, y,
!. A"dssrrssSD "sdssrrsD wv LII \
GEESApss Aug Observation-Disclosures
day. The nsgrots are d1opping down like
sheep and WI moi i,eip sacir other. There
have beer,92 deltls up ~ date. lo,snsd)
w X Heslende yilie. NJ 10. = W. IA
pokr EAps--Fise new cases since yes-
! terday. No sdsaths. .onaIn greia-fs
WAsiiiSeroS. Aug, 2f-supe il he
mails received in this city Today from j, hc
yellow feyer infer,ed districts show fhat
the spnleis frst sptjec,eJ th+ni rs heat II
used so,nt ether means as disinfectaiit.
Il is mi kuash 10 any ihesiicd an,hoflties
that the iiisersA has ever becr rcmmunieai-
ed thropgbfh mails, fs " EtHH
SAD Wcghare had inthis torn with
in tina last few days ~ inslance al crushing
berrasemeni by that .lrcadsS disease. dip.
thrri. Mr.. A.. I.ewrer. aud Ni'e living
On Inniss g; near The Railfa,l tridge. had
the misfortune Of losing three chiidfeG. all
they had. NJ the Lrief spaee ~ one weel !.
Fr.t little daughter aud h1Ly hoy died
on the same day. oreht ~ n'rt et. NJ I:
and the other at 2I,. NJ he.e hrd scarce
" heen horne 10 ilcir last icsiins piarc
ill ihs.uiher and only reminding child. 4
little hay. was taken With tho disease q a
IN few days vent 10 join his little BIO e.
and sister.-- Salisbury W,dctmdn. @ :
sAD.-Iamc. Wool, son ofihe ate jos.
Henderson. Of this county. very prOmis-
my child ~ shout 3 yeats Of age met
horrible death from kilidIing a Gro with
kerosene oil. On la,i Sunday Ii naar.
The child Was pouring the Ill from half.
gailon can IN tie FIRE wheh The vessel ex-
ploded. sa,urating bis climbing With the
burning haid. which Il was impossible 10
extinrnislI until he was - badly burned
that Heath relieved him of hs snfFeiinrs
Monday rr"rning. Thi. i ! great hr,eays.
mcnt 10 the already afflicted mother. -
Sdisuy W'aehmaa
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28

Hon A. N. Scales vas unsptmion.ly re.
tiominated IN the Greensboro Congresion.
81 District. aud has entered actively on the
cs,npaigu. iIe Is opposed BY Col. ). n.
Winston. National. snd A. W. TOurgss.
fspuLliean. lilly IIendsron is slso spossn
Of assu independent Republican candidate.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28

The Hads have not JET shown their hand
10 tiis Congressional District. Tiis rumor.
Cd that Judge Rssde o. Richard badger viii
be brought out. We DO not think Il pro.
babls that the Ilspublieans viii very cheer.
folly cOn.en,to Be represented by josiah
Turner.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28
Notice to Taxpayers.

|FINHE laS payefs eI IIiIl-llrn are llerrlsy nofi
l. lied that The lit nf iaxaI,les !. i'm un
haid., and viii ,c kept open Infii The frsf "a,
ot >rpienIller. pruxinlo. All failnrcs 20 i
whhin that time will susjcct hclintrcnts 10 slou
lie iax. lean be found al the drug siorensw
\. Hayes. H.K. NASH.
Aug. ~ 1sf3. Magistrate ~ ioliee
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28

In our ielesraphie coIumn. siIl hc found
snm' lrief nates ofthc yellow fe.er suurge.
No'hirr like iis wide spread wnscver kuswn
in this ~osntryi and nothing like tho viru.
lenee wirh which q prevails ~ Gtenada.
Mis-; when i |. said there has been j. yei
no instance Of recovery |, RACES in New
Orleans. vickshurg. Grenada. Jsek,on. and
MemfLi.. and in fact scarcely iowu on
the siissi-irpi ,s free from the seourre.
10 1888, year still remembered with
horror. there were ~ New Orleans 70. O2C
cares and s.i0i deaths Or about ~ per cent
u fatality. Dat the disease was coufiaed
70 New Orleans Nov il infecis The SbolC
Mississippi valley ADD i has Jet more
than two lsontl,s 70 run iis eoune.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28

Europeap news indicates renewed irop-
bIss and possible general war Austria has
TO fghi CO.. lsr nsu possession Of Bafhih.
Turkey sucoursgss Tie insurgents. K,glaod
had gusrshieca The peace. Italy ssnt-
Tyfoless territory. Ffaace demands pro.
,ee,vrn,e osss Turkish ruuis similar iotbc
EsglIsh prp,seiors,s over Asia MINOR; |;
no pswer i satisfied with the Berlin treaty.
and everything bels' general eop'noiiOn
sgaIn'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28
PRIMARY ELECTIONS.

The Wilmington STIR felicitates itsel
upon the growth Of its bantliits |hd ID.
spread Of its opinions favoriug thenew inodt
u no,n,nations. We confess We arc uncou..
serted. we have SEED noshing is the his
tory Of the movement 10 this Ssate 10 a.
tract us u i, and good deal to incline u,
to put it belos the Convention system III
fairness and reliability Tho Pee Doe lie.
raid saysit fayors the plan, if the eleclions
are conducted properly aud hones,ly. Bai
that unfortunate csir' stands terribly il,
the way. I, IS the oily difficulty in Il q
way. and'if itswas absenf. We would Jon
hands with the Star.
But c'm they be properly and honesty
eonGucted3 As we have asked before.
what lesa. guarantee is there for accuracy
Of returns! The law makes no provision
for them, provides no machinery 10. con.
duciing them. empowers no authority 10
control or conduct them. authorizes no one
70 canvass The returns: but leaves them
open to the manipulation of the parties most
concerned 10 the results. f.
And they DO not fairly determine the
choice Of the people. The most offensive
aspirant may be declared to be the prefer.
red candidase BY the Votes Of the adverse
political party--a resort which will most
assurcdly bs made in counties where that
party has small chance Of rlcc,ing its own
party nominees. But, surprising choice
to be declared By primary election; what
obligation j. there to adhere - II? A dis.
appointed man will be as apt TO appeal 10
the people from such decree. u we're can
didates in uratge and III Alanspce TO do !,
after having gone into Convention aDd been
defeptsd therein. % ..,.,e..... ..s..-s....,.-...
The rriesance complained Of goes ont Of
too great gree,l Of 0iice. Il will find it,
remedy under the well guarded. somctine.
abused, Convention system. as il will under
be lovss. unauthorized, unprotected erpe.
rialent Of Primary Elections. ' .a,- =. ID.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28


The United States Tobacco Journal avs
ln regard 10 the tobacco contracts aud tho
future policy of the Italian Regie. man,
crronc5ns reports have Of late appeaicd IN
print be- sY 1t- taas r.
We give below tie translation Of state.
ment recently published in the .Monltore
Dele Strade frrrsle. : which We undcr.
stand is authentic and authorized by the
Reggie: ..:~ 9
Il iss'id in Rome tln, the sucicte coin.
teressata. tc,ides the provisions alread,
made tliis year for Ksntacky tobacco. ir-
tends to buy some lnoIe VI this kind of To.
bseco. Il. ...s ...tsss 4.-sss .- es -s# .s=s...
l AN aGle TO assure yoa 10 the asst posi.
tive mariner that sueh notice Is ab-olutel,
false. and | ruay add thar. ~ view Of III,
ai'u"dsSt crop af this scar, there Is ,lie ID.
tehti"h ofbuying some more. perhaps G On
Z thotisaud hce.heads d Virginia leaf. ,hi,
ki'.d of tobacco being the most preferred u
Itsly. which. compared with tie oiheI
States. may bo eCr.sideted the largest con.
sumer.' &c.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1878-08-28
NOT SOLD YET;
- MY STEAM
jvD1L tARDfftt MACHINE

CEDAR GROWS 3NNGlc 90. N. @!
liE nowqiu slIeudid olsl6rs innf lllii prr,nl..
IN ei 10 do Aoik That cuuy}6t bc s&tsllnd.
have Burner and Flicker atfacNed 10 my
Machine. Ihrrely saving the lait,s Of Picking u
Burning your Mool befbre hriraI4Ig Y fYr C,tfd.
Ing Ii l. important that the Wool should ho
washed and eieasrd before brihg brought 10 tho
Marllipc. using one pound ~ Grease 10 Ten
pounds af wssnl. if i itt,sf z h e ,sss Ia 86
'rERNIss.-white Wool Eight cisor one Fiaif
OF ftf WnnI. e
t'oIored Wool Twelve and yhali eenis. !.
Lam selling Wpnlr,ils at Nirpnts per pound.
win take IN exchange for rar,liiS. Corn,
" heal ar iiacan,
Thankful for past iarors. and iilliy hrrphre,l 70
stinliargr ~ thi patronage " The gsliero,is and
sW y AINxa aSDEs 'sr1REIEs.s
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1878-01-17
How Webster ESCAPED.

In a volume of "reminiscences of
Daniel Webster, Just issued from the
press, is an aEecdote illustrating the de-
votion of the office-seeker and the willing
ness of the senator to dodge him. In ~
Webster was out in his little yacht, the
Comet, indulging his fancy for fishing
and was having an excellent run of luck.
He was some miles from shore, his vessel
lying at anchor, when he deserted a sail
bearing down in his direction. He did
not recognize her, neither did the master
of his Yacht. Webster said:
Upon which point of the wind will
the Comet sail fastest?'
The commodore replied: "About hal
free"
Where will that take us as the wine
is now?" said Mr.. Webster.
I "To Provincetown," was the reply.
Weigh anchor, then" said Mr.. Web
ster, and put her under full sail. Tha
stranger is an office-seeker, and we viii
give him a wide BERTH"
Away scudded the Comet to Province
town; the breeze was fresh, and Peter
son was at the helm. After an hour
sail the strange craft was "hull down.
! Escaping the piratical craft, Webste
resumed fishing. On his return HON,
he had full warrant to congratulate him
self on his prophetic soul. The passenge
of the strange craft was indeed an office
seeker.