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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-07
Trees, Flowers, shrubs, &c.

Extract of letter from Rev. David Picker
ing dated Buffalo. January 4lh, 1859, to
Samuel Young Of Providence:
You inform me that Mr.. J. :. Greene had
advertised the Vitae, and himself tho propr'..
etor in Providence. ! assure you, SIR, that |
nm totally ignorant Of the means by winch
Mr.. Greene is possessed Of the recipe, ami
never suspected until the receipt OF your let
Ter, that he had any knowledge OF the iagre'
dients or the proportions. Mr.. Greene has
received no recipe from me. nor from any
other person with my knowledge or consent
neither does he aci by any authority from me
(Signed) DAVID PICKERING.
N. B. Comment is unnecessary.
Feb IA. SAMUEL YOUNG.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-07
go the Public.


EsEWAREOFC COUNTERFElTS-The
Ed well known efficacy of the Spiri'na Vi
tac. has been so fully tested and sufficiently
provcd, as almost an mfulliblc remedy for all
The complaints enumerated in my advertise
men,. and particularly since the recent cure
in New York of iiydrophobia. by the use OF
the Spriius Vitae, number of pre'enders
without regard to principle whose sole object
is gain, haze sprung up. and are hawking
about spurious article, represented 10y them
as the genuine Spirtus Vitae. Bnt the pub
lie may rest assured, that the genuine article
cannot be obtained except Of me, or my au-
thoriZed agents.
! The Rev. David Pickering. invented tho
Spri,ns Vitae, some 10 or II years ago,which
soon grew into rcpute.
When Mr.. Pickering moved to New York
some 4 or ) years ago, he appointed ne as
his sole agent for this state. tor vending his
Spri,us Vitae: which continued to sell as
his aren't. until he was about 10 move To But
fnlo. which was IN DeccUbcr, lS:N.
/ A few DAYS before bis departure, he sold
to me his Recipe for making the Sprltrs VT
tao. md cave me the following certificate,
from which the public viii he satisfied. tha,
no other person has Recipe from him, for
tho making the Spiritus Vitae, unless he has
forfeited his word and honor with me, which
no person acquainted with the we'll known
integrity of Mr.. Pickering, will believe.
SAMUEL YOUNG.
\ TO TIE PUBIIC-Thisi is to ccrtify,thoi
have sold to SAMUEL NoUNG, my Recipe
Tor making the Sprltus Vitae, and ns have
not, and shall not dispose of said Recipe to
any other person, the public may rest assured
of obtaining the genuine article, by applying
to said Young, at No. lO7 Wrstnllus'er,st'
/ Signed, DAVID PICKERING.
This Medicine can be procured opy of J.
! W. EDDY. in this town, who Is Sole hscn'
/ for Samuel Young.
/ No article, purporting TO he the Spiri,n'
| Vitae, il genuine. unless countcrsigned by
the said Eddy, ~ Agent.
4 Jan. 3, lSaD-6m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-07
DR. VAN HAMBERT,s FEMALE
yOyATING pIIBS-From Ger

wouv--An eliec,ual remedy for suppression ir-
,e,ni,,;,y. and all cases where nature does not
have her proper aud regular course
Sold by ]. n. Ilnt, corner Of Broadway and
lch,mbers street aud T.. NJ. Guion, corner ol
powery and Grand street, and corner OF iienr,
and PIKE streets and by y. Burnct, 35 six,i
sycnue. New York. Also, by DIR. X. X. HAI
ARD. at lhs Sign Of tho Great Mortar. Newport
nj. tMareh ..
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NeGtport Dpe Wousf.
Joseph Vincr g. Co.,

SILK, COTTO.rS. WOOLE.V DYERS
WA OUID respectfully inform their friends
w and the public, (of Newport and vicini-
ty,) that they have ftlod up new DYE HOUSE
with every suitable COZ venience, situated on Tan
ner street, east Of the Friends Meeting House,
where they are prepared to Dye and finish in the
best possible manner, the following articles, viz:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-07
COpartnership Formed.

A copurtnc rship has this day been formed,
N by the subscribers in Broad street,whcre
they intend keeping on hand a general as
sorimcnt of GROCERIES,. CROCkERY,
BOOTS and SHOES, GRAIN, FARM.
ING UTENSILS, and variety of other
articles, looked for in a Variety Store.
The business will hereafter be conducted
under the firm of Nicholas White s Co.
NICHOLAS WHITE,
Jan |. 1899. NOAH WHITE.
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GENUINE GROCERIES.
list RECEIYED.


20 boxes brown Havana 75 bbs. Canal Flour,
Sugar, IS Z" Buckwh,at,
White do. do. 20 qr. casks Lisbon Wine
200 Ioaves Sugar, 10 casks Port Wine,
10 dOl proOms, do Sweet Malaga do.
10000 Spanish Segars, half pipes Sicily NiLe,
80 jars Macchboy Snun, 81 sacks SALT
bbls. smoking Tobacco, ~ Kegs Ground Ginger,
kegs Salt Petrc, 30 boxes No Soap,
20 ch'sis Young Tyson Tea, 20 q starch,
80 Souchong do IL No. Tobacco,
- POwchong do baskets Sweet Oh,
80 bags Coffee, bo,es Cocoa,
20 kegs Kaisns, bbl Nutmegs,
so boxes do. Also, Almonds,
20 drums Sutana do. Raisins, Madeira Nuts,
30 I" Figs, Cinnamon Cloves,
10 boxes Prunes, Pepper, klspce,
&c. s.. &c.
Likewise, WAY Candies, Smoking Tobacco, Painted
Water Fails, Wine Vinegar, Alcohol MacarOni, VERNE
ella, preserved Ginger, West ndia Preserves, Cac
Soap, Indigo Scented sonp, Yellow Snuf, DcmJohns,
&c. SC. DC.
The above comprises avery extensive stock OF FIRE SH
GOODS, which will be sold ut wholesale md reta on
/ fay orahlc terms, by T.. 4. Il W. NEWTON.
New port, oct. %, lsS3.
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TOWN IA ".

The subscriber, Collector of the Town Tax
voted in June last, hereby gives notice, tha
he has iust received his Tax Books and Is
ready 10 attend 10 the duties Of his Office
Nv a vote of the town, it will be- recollccted
thottb Tax must be collected immediately.
HENRY e. MARTIN.
Newport. Oct. %. le3S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-07

A FOR SALE, the Dwelling
TWsFA House and north part of the lot
ssc8 whereon it stands, situate in
&sk&s24Ss Green street, late the residence
of William G. Greene, dec. For terms apply
to the subscriber, If not sold at private sale,
it will be sold by public auction on Monday,
the 9Th of April next. w. II. GREENE.
Wantcd-3 or Girls as apprentices to the
Tailoring business. Apply us above.
Newport, Feb. 1889.
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co 4 L..

yEIIr subscribers offer for Sale, full sup.
nv Of the above superior Rsp Ash
Goa, which was purchased n few weeks
sincc NJ Ph,ladcphia, under the immediate
,nsncction of one of the concern, aud was
there pronounced equal to any Coal IN the
civ. and il shipped from thence by M
hgon,. commissioned for the purpose, to pre-
Won, deception. Orders respectfully solici-
ted :-and having erected at great expense
the most approved Balances, ~. >. standard,
for weighing the same, the pubic may de-
B. WOOD g. Co.
July %. Iars' UhorC
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-07

A Stage will leave Newport dahy SUNDAY
n excepted, at 9 o'clock, n. IN. and arrive
in Taunton at 3 o'clock. The Cars leave
Taunton at 3 l-2 o'clock, and arrive in Bos-
ton at : IL; Returning tho Cars leaves
Boston daily, Sundays excepted. at o..
clock n. m. and arrive in Taunton at 10 IL
o'clock. A Stage leaves Taunton directly
after. and arrives IN Newport ut d = o'clock.
Stage and Rail Road fare, S3 80.
This Stage intersecis at Fall River the
New Bedford. Warren and Bristol Stages;
and on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
the Providence Stage passengers by this line,
will arrive in Providence at 3 o'clock; re-
turning leaves Providence Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays at 10 o'clock u. III. and
arrives in Newport at 4 l-2 o'clock.
\ Stage Book at Messrs. Il. Townscnd's aDt
n. liassord's Hotels.
r. b. KINSLEY e. Co. Proprielors.
Newport, Ian. 3, 1899.
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WINTER GOODS.

E1ILoT CLoTHs,
4 Broadcloihs,
IIomespun Wool Cloth,
Cassimeres, kerseys,
Buckskins, :attnettS,
Wooen Vestings,
Flannels, Serges,
Rose and Cradle Blankets,
Diving Gloves, Beaver do,
Buckskn Mit,ens, " ooen doo
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Ditto Super quality and s'ze,
Knit Yarn hose and q hose,
All the above in great variety, and at very 'oV
prices, for CASH, or approved credit, by
Nov. 3. II. SESSIONS.
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For Sale.
For Sale,

For Sale,
gwzl valuable Estate on the corner OF
tssn[I2 Church and Spring street, with a
lia store on the corner and Carpenter
shop--would make a very good
dwelling Also, two story Dwelling House,
Stable, Ice House, and two wells on said Estate.
Any one wishing to buy the whole or part, can
purchase on moderate terms. For further par
ticulars enquire Of w. S.VOSE.
Jan. II, 1899.
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I have determined

have determined
ITO keep CLOTU aud ca u q y 7
j STOR n. and make close Of nll fan
cy and other Goods, urpcrtainlng to Ladies
apparel at some price or other. ! am no"
receiving. every few dsys.Cloth~' 'CaSsImcres
md Satlinett., and shall always have com
pletc assortment on hand. shall lave nc
Carrctings until sping. My Cloths, @c
shall be- sold at the lowest possible pnccs'
Dec 30. U.V JTUES IIbbEi.
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From the Eosioa Transcript.

Biped0f Brmes.-Ths following most
singular case occurred last March al the
Tyrone County (Irelsndl Assizes. IL Is
scarcely possible TO find more remarka-
bic instance of the entire sbsence Of an
moral .sesse. A man BY The name Of
Mullen was tried for marrying one Jane
Msfs,. his FIRST wife being alive. Both
marriages were proved, but the defence
Of The prisoner. seriously made. was, that
his fret wife sold hin, 20 the second, az
she had a right 10 do! and the second
wife wss called BY the defendant 10 prove
the sale and delivery Of the goods. She
vas young and rather handsome wo.
lssn. and when she was put on the sta ID
the following dialogue ensued betxe, n
her and the defendant: ~-
Dgeadaat. Did yon consider our mar.
risge a good marrisge!
Witness. Iconsidered very little about
i. ! was quite willing 10 live with you,
whether IL was . good marrisgs or not.
Defendant. Did you no, buy mel An.
swer me that question on your ost'l. =
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Waines. / did bay yoa irom youF ffsi
wife.
Defendant. What did yOa pay Tor mel
HIiRsss. She asked - fOr yos. but l
gave her -. thinking yOu very cheap a.
that.
Defendant. Was-nos he bargain en-
tEsly between you and hsrl
UIsness. Ii Was. She said her father
gave yoa some pounds wilh her. and she
had right 10 sell you IL she liked.
Dgsndalf. The same % . cow .
sheep. or = pig!
HIiRsss. EKse1ly 50.
The prisoner ihoughl he had made ouI
= triumphant case. bu, the jury returned
q verd CT OF guilty. and he was sentenced
10 transportation for seven years.
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MOfat's Life Pills,
PHGNIX BITTERS.
THE universal esll

= III NNIENse~s
ton 10 which the eelsbratsc
LIFE PILLS and PlMalA
BITTERS are held. 10 sails-
Iaeterily demonstfated By
The iaeressihg demand foE
them 10 syeEy state and sec
lion ofshe Uni0n. and BY the
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HlLLSBoROU JUG II. N. e.
ruBIIsHEp wKEKLs
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

At TnREE potIaRs a rEaR, on Two potLs"
rirrr eESTs ~ PAID IN ADVANCE.
Those who 10 not give notice Of their w'sh
70 have their paper discontinued at the txPna'
ton Of tho year, will be presumed az deslipg
its tontinuansc until eountcfmanded And 20
paper viii be discontinued until oil arsra'aeos
are paid. unless al the option Of The publisher
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen hnet,
ono dollar for the fret, and twenty-five GEMS
Tor each subsequent insertioH; longer onts !"
pfopo ton. Court advertisements twenty h,e
per cent higher. A deduction Of $50 per cent?
wiA be made 10 advertisers by the year.
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To the Fashionable World.
The Latest Fashions
JUST RECEIVED,

.m9a11Hl3 SA9Il99A9a
- has the pleasure of announeing 10 hts
fisnd. aud the public generally. that le has
iist return a from the North, from whence
he has furnished himself with the I slest Ba'-
iinare. Phila ieiphia aud New YORK SPRING
AND SUD HER FASHIONS; and Is PfePar-
81 To have woFS executed accordingly, having
first rate NoFiheTa waEkmen.
Til faiihfalnsss with which he has hereto
fore underworld 20 have executed with taste
AMI dispatch the work put into his hands. be
hapes will be . sufficient guarantee thai so
pIins will be spared 60 please those who may
now favor him with their custom.
fF Persons from . distance Who may or
der work. may expect il Ca be done With tie
sane prompihess as if Individually pfeseat.
All orders will be faithfully executed.
May 2. sS-
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JuntO Academy.

Tn.li5 Institution, twelve miles northwest
from liilsboTough, Orange county. NC.
| and six miles aoflh Uf Mason Hall, enjoys .
l1cation ia the midst Of an agreeable neigh
bOrhood, surrounded by . pleasant country,
which al exceedingly pure and salGbrious as.
mosphere, . peaceful scciusion aud other im-
portant advantages, combine 10 render pecu-
liarly eligible and inviting. llere the student
10 invited, by the prospect Of study, uninter-
ruptcd by i'll health. and those other causes
which frequently so much fetard the prugrt 80
Of 20 alb. Here the path 20 virtue snd hsno.
rablc Distraction lies open bctorc Lin, with
few. but rural a;Iurements, 20 withdraw hun
from the puSsuii, with comparatively fen
temptations 10 lead him ssiray. -.
The student who comes here is forthwith
incorporated into family, which hitherto, has
eeena conieh;ed and harry one; oser whom
. parental government is exercised, and VI.
giant eye kept lie Immediately becomes
the sshJ:et Vt all . fathers solieilude, exer.
lions and anxieiies.
As Il is designed that this institution shall
be . classical school Of tho highest grade,
classical literature constitutes q distinct de.
paftmen.. under the immediate and particular
supervision Of The Principal himself Ample
provisions are made to prepare students Tor
any OF The Universities Of she country, or Co
- ~ N.a0AS VIM 1EAAk VHty teh0 en-
acc idemical course, q thorough Acquaintance
With classical literature. -.... -
8 The English department.. which is separate
and distinct. 10 under the direction Of an eff
cient and compeIent instTueior; 90 that oil re-
qnisite facilities are afforded for the prosecu-
. N Of such English studies as are generally
prosecuted 10 Academies Of The highest grade
The Principal Is now making extensive ed .
dHions 10 his accommodations ior boardefs, so
that IN short time rooms will be open for Is
or 20 boarders. Good board can also be pro.
cn'ed IN the neighborhood.
Tuition IN the Classical Department, per
session Of five months, sIa so. 49, -
English Department, So per session.
Board per month. exclusive oSliehts, 81 so.
The present session will end on the i 5lh OF
gune next.
" The next session will commence
on the 18th Of July. s@#s
Those who may wish 10 correspond withthe
Principal OF this Academy. will please TO sd-
cas- him as Postmaster Al Junto.
~. ID. ". KERR.
April i6 G5-
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MECHANICALLY MN. Moan.

Look ., that tailor. driving his BE-.
Fopehe and horses" said q whiskered
dandy In Broadway; " how can America
ever arrive al distinction. when al classi.
hca,ion 81 persons Is thus snnihilaied, and
the coach Of your tailor runs sgains, the
sheelsof your own tilburyi" This Is
The opiaioR no doubt OF many who never
earned dollar BY shes ssn Industry.
Bonspas. he best judge Of human ma
iure and Of merit serer visited Q great
painting. OF specimen Of ingenuity or
mechanic sTi, that lie did not, on taking
leave. valk up formally 70 The artist. or
meehsnic. or snsineer. and. taking of
his bar salute hin with q low and re-
speelful boz: u VS. homage due 10 me-
IiL and he slvays paid that debt. No.
hing gives me more pleasure Than seeing
Q mechanic 10 his oxn coach. that is 10
cay, u he drives his own coach on The
actual pEofits Of his oceupslion; if he mis-
takes Ne lime. and begins Too early, be
% lost; for mechanic vho sets up bis
coach. s1d y compelled 10 sci IL down
again. from prsustlrs commencement
and nOs understanding bis position, 10 .
poor creature indeed, and runs ahead Of
his business.
II ga custom. and a bad cusiom, in
Engiznd. 20 look on irsdesmen aud me-
eh.Giss % IN inferior cisss Of men, with.
out references 70 s,sr eksracier or wealth.
This, however, gvows out ofihe disiinc-
ions and class 6caaons q society in !
uonarehisl form Of government. and keeps
mechanics. ssce2has IN he CRY Of Lon
Con. eoalGusIIy ande: the ban, and con.
seqOenlly Ireseais ssssir ever attaining q
high rank; aud us regret 10 add, TIA, we
are uacinrsd hIde 30 much in this
county vilb he sane feelings. Some
olouf lsmilies. sreussoa~d 10 believe liza,
'hefs = 70 = asschsase ssGeshiae low and
ar0'slhng, prefer t-inging up their sons
W p'ossssiea. c. in eo.E.ing house.
W y ssssii fsHcy store; and when they
sOms q age. Ley haze 70 cspiisl 70 give
usss ssnoiea ioeaaEenee business with,
sac s'sy ef's oss sssried and poor ex- |
s'enee, asPeadipg on eh.sce. and eel. |
oom aaa'A'ss aHasacc. Til. i not The
case W ss ssbes. isdosRious nsch,-
ple: ne has business. capital Of which
= s.nha Dc seprived. and il be possess.
s. ingenuity and enterprise. aad, above |
-. saDf'ey and industry. he i very ike
% attain fortune. The secret. there |
Tore, " 'A's republican, country, Is 70 d q
your sons asOod education, Al, educa,ioa |
suitable ior any Profession, and ,hen |
make mechanics Of par, Of Them. becauss. !
y they are ,empersIe. ingenious. Undue.
,rious, and frugal, hey mus. q axe ! soed |
LIVING; ln' 4 these princ pies are eser,f,.
sdon . good education such mseb.n;c. |
not only become rieh. bu, they become
great. s1s
The education which Qualifs. ,hem q,
Ihe bar Or The hench-for tIls hjgbs. !, 10.
pors Of . profession. impar.s = create,
value % shsir mschanisal pursui.s, and
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EEAAN ms GA@AA@s-
A MOTHERS EVENING THOUGHTS
NJ nEs. L. q. slsorHSEE.
ohsnsfsli js,s-sO dear aaa sweet
NJ slss,, soad ere besiaei
M baby creeping 81 M feet,
who "a with glance 81 pride.
Iosa. back, slsts. and Pieas'd TO show
lbs fast his tiny anbs can 50.
Aas e'assly seated BY my side.
NJ little dasghssr fair
whase doll spos her knee dsih ride.
Essays . matroa's care
VALE many lesson, half seEsfs.
With kisses mix'd. muai dolly hear.
There lie my volumes closed aad s,ill,
These chosen fnsnds Of old.
Ny pen. regardless Of my MI.
Larks in ils brEaaei hold
High ioys they gase-bui not 90 dear
As those that gid my Preside here.
Where harp and VOL carol swset.
mid youths unfolding hours,
And el.dness wings the dancers feet
That seera TO t.ead on hSSers,
I've shaf'd the cup il sparkled elsaI.
Ties, .lssn-ths precious draugh, is here.
I've tired tie oily halls. where dwsll
Tie noblsEl Of our land,
Add met. though humble was my cell.
Warn sniis, and gresiing handi
Yet size doth feel thrill more blesl
Who ialls her infant on her breast.
Strong words Of praise-sueh words as grid
To high anbisiOa's deed.
The impulse Of my mind have stirr'd.
Though still aneaEa'd their need;
10, What Of thessl-they feet away.
Like mist, bsiOrs Affections ray.
Though many priceless gem OF bliss
Hath made my pathway fair.
Vel have ] known no joy like this.
a sslktr's aHrsiag care.
To mark, when stars Of midnight shine,
Ny infants bright eyes hz'd on mine.
Night woman yin earth's richest rose.
Yet miss that Wild flower zss,.
Which BY tie lOwlies, cradle grows,
'Twere hu, Q loss IL best;
Pass on, o world, in ali Thy pride.
I've made my shOies-and here abide.
ESen she. who shines with beauiy's ray,
By fsshiuns thrOng eares',
ffrOa tia. Pomp she turn swsy.
And build her shelter'J nest.
And hoard the iewels Of the heart.
Lhs Mary, hnds the "belter Par,.'
Hartford, March. 1859.
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LoOk az Thu.

z taHk FrtntiRg EtlNhliEhmeRl q tbs NJ
ePectHl0F - OtsIrd far sale a 49,
aaiing terma. To . praetigal psiatsr -
snail lamliY, The sitsslioa Is 8 Es,x -
enc. Profsssieaal and osher eDs,s...e.e
Demanding % pHesent ahs sheis n - -
aieae pEeFent ne from again assun,s. .as
Ldiiariai chair. shieh. sith soIne sres,s,. -
has been 20 ne source &c pleasure a. s.ss,'
There a. perhsps. no village 10 ths 49, -. -.
holds out better Endorsements lor Al $500
meat q The kind s1sA'
Milton. n. C. Jan. 81 a.
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r. The above medicines are Tor sale
80 stthe Office Of the IIillsboroush Re.
corder- where constant sapply will BE- kept.
ID. HEARTT. .7gtni.
May Q. 6s-
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NOTICE il hereby giVea, that my son
all allegiance 10 me, that he may transact bu.
siness Tor himself and make bargains and
contracts in his own name; and must be he'd
responsible Tor the same as though he was OF
ADRIAN cRARTREE.
May ~. 20 -3w
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NEW
Spring and Summer
GOODS.


'plIE subscribers having opened Store IA
- the well known house. formerly occupied
by Col. Shields. on Churton street. one door
below the Post ofsiee, are now receiving &c.
-
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NISW wAgcElESa
Jewellery, SC. SC


FxsIIE subscriber, having Just returned from
Il Philadelphia, WhrEc be has been 90 pro.
cure aIIieles in his line ef business. has thr
pleasure &C sifering 10 has friends. and the pub
lie generally, handsome and eaeelleni assOri.
meat of
Gold and Sifrer Lerers,
PLAIN AND VERGE WATCHES.
Fine Gold Chains,
Breast Pins.
Ear Rings.
Finger Rings.
Pencils.
Silver Tea and Table Spoons,
Music Boxes.
Knives. SC. Sc.
Also, good assortment Of Perfumery.
Al nf which, being selected BY himself he esa
promise w,lI be found eHcelcai articles.
G Particular attention will be given
to the repair of Watches committed 10 his
eharss; sai ell work put into his hands will
be executed with reasonable despatch.
LEMUEL LYNCH.
Apriii. s5-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-30

BLANKS for sale al This O6ies.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-05-30
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods,

ofalmost every description. which will be sold
IS low rs they can be offered 10 this market;
we will not say lower. a. promises are 0flrtils
avail. but hope our friends, and those wishing
TO purchase, will examine our stock previous
Go buying elsewhere, aud let our actions speak
instead Of words.
OUR STOCK COMPRISES
Cloths. Cassimeres. Sallinels. Persian
Clnth. BoG5szines. Grape Camhleis.
French. English aud American pRINTs.
Printed LAWNS and MUSI.INS.
Black. Bule- Black, and Coloured SILKS,
81. dc. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Hardware and CUTLERY, +.
Glass, Qneenswsre, Crockery. and
Stone Ware,
Hats. Caps. Shoes. Bonnels.
Cotton Yarn, ..
Castings and Scyihe Blades,
Moiasses. Sugar. Coffee. Powder, Shot.
Nails. Window Glass. White Lead,
&c. dc. &c.
And many other articles too numerous 10
Call and see.
PARKER e. NELSON.
April rs. CO