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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

MoS. BrHrS An the aris.ocrey glg:d beauty fash =,
s aud oongers Hocking TO Pealcs Museum throughout
e v and svsnng behold handle and conysrse with
gav handsome Belgian 0isn. P,sls Museum nev-
nrss.nted before &c brilliant an appearance.
Cu.rp.N THtsrsE.-yarkte Hin 80 far may iu.s-
from hs popularity ard the large audences which he
n his define tons Of Yankees There
three pieces Tonight the farce, the nelc-drama
which Mr. Hill personatts f.leg Rowes, and The Hypo-
critic" In this last play Mr.. H preac,s sermon N the
approved modern style IN which NJ .shss the foss with
power and which sure IN carry eonve
ton all the iioi bslnre him AZ preaching this
mind popular large audience may be anticipated
| BpoApwsY Cmcus-Ths company closes ON Wednesday
pght their peo broadway Circus and after three
evenings performance At Bpukly will leave the city The
| entertainments this evening itch and varied.
05- To THE AFFLIcrpeWs would cal NE attention OF
rea5trr 10 the celebrated preparations cg DR. GERAR
DIN Ply stefan who stands irfsrior 10 none IN his
medical acqurements htisg devoted hss entire aeno.
20 tho nature and OF disc number Of yea
The attending hs mode OF sArsnt Bds hin.
/ NJ " strongly 10 the stteniion of th< n<slids.
See advertisement ~ the last pses. aps I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

DocoFoco NomIsArIoss ron AsssTANT.-We
perceive that the locofocos have nominated, for As
sstant Of d c 18th Ward, a gentleman who is ca
pita Judge of troting and good thorough GO
ing locofoco. lie is generally considered very iinc
dashing, go ahead kind Of young follow, and equally
sklful at a ride, a drive, a dash drink. He
trots capital horses over the Avenue, most homo
rabie fellow in paying his betsin the matter Of mint
juleps he is most admirable Judge, and can ride
farther drive faster drink deeper, and stay sober
longer than any other man These are all capital
qualifications for dash on the avenue, but they
available in the Board Of Aldermen. This is the
grand question to be put and answered, and yet II
is the one that is the least considered BY the com
mittee mo nominate the candidates for Aldermen
and Assistants.
Instead Of looking TO what qualifications an
individual possesses that will 6t him for the Office,
they only ask is he good party man, and viii he
divide the spoils scientifically sno gst his sup
porters They raise the great outery Of Sub-Trca-
surv, Bank or no Bank, Harrison and Van Buren,,
and thus drown the more important considerations
and enquiries as 10 ability, efficiency, talent and
trust worthiness. Hence we much folly IN
the city government; so much waste, expenditure
and ineficiency and all because sufficient atton-
ton is not paid to the individual fitness of ruan
for public office, before he is nominated. Let this
be reformed BY both parties at the ensuing election
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

HEAVENLY TREAsUREs.--Messrs.B Blocker have
advertised for sale at auction, today, great number
Of pcws in the churches belonging to Trinity pa
IRISH.
4 mixed motive urges the vestry Of that parish
TO this s,ep-prde and avarice. A few individuals
who are really poor, and ought TO know better than
20 foist taemsslyes into fashionable society TO crafty
vanity have been IN the habit Of renting the pews in
the galleries, ard negecting TO pay for them. The
church being wealthy, has not the face TO prose
cute the poor delinquents, and thus loses little
something every year. But another evil of much
greater ma gpitude grows out Of this practice. A
number Of persons belonging to the common class OF
society have, in this way, brought themselves into
too close a vicinity to Phil Homes square pew in
the gallery of ST Paufs. IL is not TO be endured,
that any thing below the fashionable rank should
% come between the wind and their nobility" And
the wsy TO abate the nuisance Is to sell the
pews-a step in which journeymen mechanics can
not follow. Thus the church secures money and
caste by this purifying process.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

wnr sol-Every now and thea we hear Of this.
that and tother member Of Congress sick-some-
times as many dozen together, rolling IN the
straw. How is thisl II comes Of dissipation II
the NJ C's would eat, drink, sleep and behave mo-
derately in all things, as do, they would then he
as am, always in fine health and spirits, and ready
for their duty at any moment, night or day. Com
gress lfc as conduc 81, is only slow Prepara-
iion for hell Are. They cant escape, any way they
can fix IL.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

FRAoAs.-Col McElwce and Mr.. Higgins Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature had flare up Saturday
last at Harrisburg The former spit in the face cf
the latter, who in return gave Mc'Elwee blew or
two. Other members then interfered and prevented
a sular fight.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

LocoFoco RrsPEcr ron rHE LAws.-Emanuel
v. Hart, indicted by Grand Jury, and convicted in
the Court OF Sessions, Of assault aud battery, and
who IL vet TO rsceire his sentence Of the In
spcctors II Election for the Filth Ward, pointed
by the LocofOco Common Council-fmericdn.
Why should Nanny not be Inspector1 How
many are there in Wall street that deserve TO he
svutenced--nay, hung for their rogueriss; and yet
pass for the very exposures ofthc sgel Who cares
these glorious days Of the credit system, for pro-
priely, right morals, or any thing
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

o. The splendid oratorio Of David IS to be re-
peated this evening at the Broadway Tabernacle
There will be a crowd but not sufficient TO break
down the gallerics.Go early, f you want to get in.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

TROUBLE, TRoUBLr.-Greai Britain is enc rcach J.
Jog upon territory beyond the Rocky MouaiaiDs-
w i'll the general government look to i'll
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

MANNING CAsE.-Fire Shakers in Cincinnati are
undergoing trial for shockingly naming two small
boys a short time since.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

0cS- Mr.. Colman, No 206 Broadway, has received
a few copies Of the English Rijou Almanack, fort
year 1910, containing portrait % Prince Albert,
POLITICALLY illustrated by Samuel Lover, Esq, author
Of Rory O'More," sc. Its sine, 3-iths OF an men
BY half inch, with six portraits handsomely oo"nd
and enclosed in a case; and his window also con
tains several very fine pictures, including correct
likeaessss Of vie,orias Husband, and a number oil
most amusing pictures
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

PREcocIoUs.-Mrs. Moran, Fulton market, sell:
ing cucumbers from the gardens Of Andrew & Rese,-
Fiat Bush, Long Island, on the 18th inst
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

WHIe.-Edward Hall, whig, has been elected
Mayer Of Mobile by majority Of l9O-Whig Com
mon Council has also been elected.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

BLAcxeUARD EDIroRs.-Read what the 4" Post
and " American" say Of each other-and then tell
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

o. A sale Of paintings, some of them very
choice, takes place today at ID Mercer street. See
advertisement Tor full desc ription,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

O.. MARRyATr, the litterateur from Mapping,
is getting IL richly from the western EDITORS for his
falsehooG, folly, and gener1l indecency. Marryatt
was the lowest and most vulgar Englishman that
ever visited this country. The indecencies COM
mitcd by him, in every part Of the country, would
GI volume. Several Of his choice associates in
New York were the abandoned women Of the lanes
and alleys. His " Poor Jack" recently published,
is the veriest trash ever put in print
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
0C- See Master Diamonds Proclamation.

CurAr.-Strawbcrrics in New-Orlcans, at q 81
ling piece.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

ns- The DOUBLE SHEET, tomorrow, will contain
4. variety of original communications from different,
parts of the country-together with choice seiec-
ton from the leading American magazines for April
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM CAMPEAchN'-pJ VI"
Aurea, from Ssal, we have very late and important
intelligence from Campeachy That place stiii heid
out, and preparations were making to defend II
against the attacks of the Federasts, who had col
lected together a large army outside the walls
Nearly five thousand troops had reached there from
Merida, and more were expected. Captain biount,
of the Aurea states that British ship, named the
Tynwold, from Vera Cruz, had landed three hun
dred soldiers in Campeachy, probably CentraliSts'
for the protection of the city He also reports that
the Governor had issued proclamation, ordering all
those who did possess two months TO leave
the city.
The Federalists had become possessed of one or
two armed vessels, and were using them to great
advantage. The boats Of the Fame, of them,
cut out from the port of CamPcachy the brig Trucoo
which had Just arrived from Vera Cruz She was
taken by her captors to Sisal. The crew oil the
Central schooner, Csreo, lying off Campeachy, took
possession of her whilst the officers wers ashore,
and gave her up to the Fedcralsts. The Fame had
also captured the Artivedo from New Orleans, laden
with -four. She was taken to Sisal and discharged.
They were arming her to cruise off Campeachy.
Two Spanish schooners had also been taken and sent
to Sisal.
The Federalists were in high spirits, and expect
When that takes place Yucutan will be wholly
Federal.
CoxFLAGRArIoS.-Early yesterday morning nine
la ldinesi Charlton street,were destroyed by lire,
and two or three others seriously injured. The fire
broke out in the rear Of No. IL, in house occupied
as n cabinet shop and dwelling. That building,
which was owned by John Darling, and occu-
pied by b. b. Ruton, Mr. Esgleson,and four families,
was destroyed with all the furniture and tools there
in The ERE thence reached Charlton street, and
burned No. IL. Occupied by David w. Allen-No. 10,
occupied by Mrs VI. Huyler-No. Fl, occupied by
John c. Renue-Ne. %, occupied by MIR. Lombard,
who lost nearly all all his fnrniture-No. Is, occu-
pied by John Hogencamp and VIM. Van Norden,as a
residence, and Mrs. Let's as school.-No. "a, was
considerably injured by the fire and water. IL was
owned and occupied by Mrs Rachel Hickman
The first four were owned by Jehn barley, the own
err Of the rear house. He was insured for s., 400
No. 25was owned BY John HogencamP, it was in
sured for II 800 Mrs. Ryckaan was covered by
insurance. Two frame buildings King street,
owned by Mr.. Turner, and occupied BY him and John
Baden, were also dcstroyed-together with a stable
N the rear az Charlton street. The Gre was acci-
dental,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-07
MORNING HERALD.
New York, Tuesday, April a, is40.
o. See first page.
20 the Public.

In of the extraordinary increase OF The cie
ton business of the Herald have been con"
~ -, ,nals var;sus improvements in establishment
ssny of which will 60 into operation Immediately
We shall publish, twice week adouofs Snse On '
oan of the London Times" in order to be able TO
date our numerous advertisers. The next doso "' vi y,
- on w.dos.dav and all those pto ean 10 gre Their
ADVERTISEMENTS uider cir culaiion than any ono" "eP " ~
t co, gin, them ,cu do ueH order them for thatP9p
We have also enlarged boat estaoisnmeh' pS en-
gazing additional men and contracting LOT
60 sr.,d, in ma. we shall publish hereafter all the con
nees vessels arriving here addition to our other nior
a,;n Our bulletin board also the most correct IN the
r;ty and has always the earliest intelligence ofa kinds
These are OF the present Improvements Out moro
.o;..,ed and will soon be carried into effect
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-05-07

.rKrv On SoaTH.cAR0LaNA,
Prs,a cosulty-
60, n P,.s. and Quarter Sessions.
Mseh Tssm. 1880.
.a.... n B.rxsss Hslksr. HsrtB Wslirs
- $3.50 N Iksmsa n .sflrn. dsssaasA.
- Tllas Gin. szesEisr II gska Ga %
ssssts rianf.fs.
80 Isass. aEmikisfraier eifk thf wM anstxfa
Nflisu .flsn. asa. deceased Hsssr1 SIZES,
arswi .glIs1. n fiina .9llsA- n iliie1 -1dfa. e.
srufer AZ ssssA -slIen deceased -5bsaisa Gaia-
ris sni Rsbsses kis stft. kruben kssasz ans
Hxsask Ala sie szl n lliaA ksznss saa
Raass Ala wifs. dslsadsais-
Peiinon Tor settlement.
ut appearing 20 the satisfaction q ihe ca1ft
- that lhe defendants howard Ailsn. Of.a'
aIlea. NiIlism Ailea. illiam Allen. executes
az Jostph Alien, deceased. Absalom 6uihf's
ana Rebec-s his wife. and William keanon
ana Nancy his wife. are not inhahssaais q thas
STALE: II . therefore ardsred that paeile.,,os
be made Coz six Successive weeks "a he Hills
hofoaah Recorder. that the said dsisadana'
.upear A the next Court Of Pleas and aaanel
sessions. 10 be held &c the eounty Of fefson
A he eourt house in Roxborapgh, onthe ihifs
Monasy of Jane next. and then and mere Y
dead. answer or demsr 10 said peiiissn. other
xise The came will be isken pre- sssltssss ans
heard ca pSris as 10 them.
Misaess Charles Masor. clerk Of said Court
al cfies, lhe third Monday n March. isso.
CHARLES MASON. Clerk
Price adv SC 50. io--o'
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
HiIlsborough Recorder,
PUBLISHED BY D. HEARTT.

SINCE the enlargement Of the Recor-
per. considerable accessions have been
made. 10 the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged 10 hope that
he was about 10 receive such an amount OF
patronage as would no, only compensate
him for his artluous and unceasing lsbors.
but enable him further TO improve the sp.
pearanee and add IA the usefulness of his
paper. But to realize this hope. the active
assistance of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in the Justice oil
the cause and the soundness OF the prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, he has neitheI
wayered nor faltered, even in the darkest
hour. He believes that the entire Wing
party are actnated BY the same purity Of
motive, and in their determination 20 pre-
serve und,minished their high privileges,
are animated by zeal not less feryeni
than his own. The rich legacy which
was won for us by the active hands and
strong arms Of The Wings Of The Revolu.
ton, the Wings Of the present day know
can be preserved only by untiring watch.
fnlness and Jealous guardianship. Unity
Of principle and feeling is calculated 10
produce unity OF action; the Editor Of the
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true.
hearted Wings will co operate with him,
by assisting in the extension of the cir.
culatiOn of his paner.
Those of his fellow citizens who dif.
fer with the Editor on some of lie cues.
tons Of general policy, are assured that in
the discussion oi all political subjects, lie
will endeavor so to constrain himself as
49,. "Nothing TO extenuate,
Nor Sc, down sught in malice"
but in truth and soberness to do justice
to all parties. A large portion of The co.
lumns Of the Recorder will be devoted to
entertaining Miscellany, Moral Essays,
Agriculture, and articles Of Domestic and
Foreign Intelligence; and amid this varie-
~ it is hoped that all will find matter TO
amuse and instruct.
The terms Of subscription tn the Re-
corder are as hcretofore-twod dollars and
My cents IN advance, or three dollars al
Che end Of the year. '
Jaly s. 81 H II
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Brandreth's Pills.

o. VEGETABLE and rnitensl M.aa;,r
81 proved BY the sKpeEiense 81 the ussaSs 40
be. y hen properly peIsstfred vie, ersr.n
care IN every fofm Of The Gear "a. Ins.sK.
al having the same efiRin. eco ins.nshls ans
from the UNIVERSAL ROOT sf al disssst.
nsmsly lMPURtTf OF lNPIRi EFT snsul..
saoa 81 The eL0OD.
IN q period Of little more ghaa fhree years
il The l.. S. thsy have restored 70 state Il
health and snIay ment over ONE ElNIhEb
THOUSAND persons. sbo wtfs given ortr
ss iaeufsble BY ply seisns Of The frsi fsnk snd
standing. and 40 msny essts whsn every ether
remedy had been frsoIlrd 10 IN ssin.
IN eli eassssf Pain OF n esknsss. nhether il
be chronic offeeent. xheiLer u be deafness o.
pain IN the side. whether il arise r., m ansii.
| lulional 90 rem some immediate csuse, she.
Their ID be from internal or kiernsl injsly. h
will be cured BY Psrsevefirg IN The rss ll,s
Pills.
This principle of pnrfis 9Th Bfandrsihs
Pills, removes Lolhlng bui Inc useless sld DE-.
esyed pariiglss fIom The bady- ihs n.osLid % 4
| corrupt humoTs Cf The blood, ilcse iLmo,s
Which ssass distase-they impede tie fune-
1 tons Of the liver Ahen tiry settle upon tkss
organ. and Which. ahsn they settle urt Ihc
muscles, PFecuee lheEn silsn % ppen tie
4 nerves. pIOdaee q VI; OF VTon The lul r., pro.
| duee eonsunftion; 81 upon the intestine ., co
liseness; OF upon the lining a Tie bhs srs-
sels. spoplexy aud parslyns, and eli he ilsn
Of disorders 50 melancholy ~ the "A Gcisf 81 d
al who behold lhem.
Yes. purgine thsse huHors ffs m tina bedy !.
the true ours foT ell these complaints, ana e..
cry other faim Of disease. 1Lis 10 no n.e,s
ssseTtien-- u - demonsiTsble truth, saI each
day Il 10 extending itself; isI and ide il is be-
coming known, and more and more sprrtei-
4 Ated
The cure BY pureinR may more 5srsnd upon
ihe laws Which piCduee - ettnsss of pnTIly.
than may be generally imagined. MLAteytr
lends 70 slsgnsir. aIlI predaes si,l ness. be-
tause Il trhds 10 patfefseiion; therefore the
Necessity 81 constant eseIrise 70 seen.
Mheneoaslsat exercise tsnnni be nsrd ficm
ANY CAUSE. the oceaslensi zee &c orESike
MEpielsE 10 ABSOLUTELY tsquirte. Ihrs
the eandssls.f The bleed. The laeniain Of HE.
ere kept Tree irons ihosc 10 Purrties be ogld
provent iis si,sdy current mlnistetihg heath.
Thus MORBID hsMvIs are pfsses,td fIem be-
coming mixed wI,h ID. ID 70 natnfr whnh ID
thus assisted shropeh the rssns aud ssiisil
which she has provided Cor herself.
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HILLsBoRoUG N. G.
PUBLISHED VERIFY
ny DENNIS IlEARTT,

AT TnnEE poiIaRs TEAR, On Two DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS 10 PAID IN AiysrtE.
Those who do nor give notice OF their ifh
10 have their PAPER dItroniin, cd al the expns.
ton of The year, will be rrcsunsd % tcririnr
its continuance until ,nulitIRsIttd -.Ardto
paper Will lie discontinued until all aritb,Ssts
are raid, unless al u c,p,Iun u The iulitl q.
Advertisements MT .acctdina SIXTEEN hiit,
nne dollar i"r tie Gtsi. ard Nv .ni,.fsc ,un
for ea'h snhs' qntni insstiior; lefrsf tu,s ~
proportion. 1ouit Advertisements twenty I've
per cent higher. A dsiu,ten of $50 Tei tcnt.
will be made to sdveiiissss by the year
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DIR. nRANDRETH's 0aIee IN virrisIs, n
nos MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the old Market.
Where the Pills can be obtained al rs eents per
boz. with full difeeiions.

The following gentlemea have been srrcint-
ed agents Tor The sale Of BrsndfslA's Pills.
Dennis Heart. Hillsborourh.
Siedmsn q Ramsay. Ptisbororeh.
llsrgrave. Gather & Co. Lexington.
Jossph A. SieelufT. Midway. Davidson.
James u. M'Dsde, Chapel Hill.
December 3 sota~
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Cast Iron PlOughs.

STEPHEN MOORE has on hsho for sale,
PLoUGliS or various sizes, with extra
Points. nc. from the factory VI {. II. Rich
mond, near Milton, N. q.
The following certificates will show The es-
:inialion in which they arc held By some u our
CERTIFICATES.
We have, for the last six or eight years. been
using the East Iron Plough, introduced into
this state and Virginia BY .7psry & kiehmond.
and have no hesitation 10 saying, that we con.
sider u superior TO say other % use IN oar coun-
iry. for is easy drssehi. facility Of turaing the
soil. and iis general utility as 10 performance.
and the small expense Of the cast point, which
we think preferable, on account Of It's convent.
ence anu fInfng cos. 10 any osncr hind VI pOin,
We have ever used.
WARNER ~. LEWIS. Caswell county.
STEPHEN D0DS0N, do do
GEO. w. JEFfREYS, Person 90
WILLIAM IRVINE, do do
have Cor several years been 10 the habit Of
using the above Pioaehs. aud have no hesiia-
,ion 10 saying. that they ansser my purpose
exceedingly well.
THOMAS M'GEiEE, Person county.
October 10. 92--
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Town Ordinance.

NTs meeting of The Board Of cemmsrs.on-
n ers 81 the lava Of tilsborosgh. hsld on
the AN instant, Il was ordered. that me follow
ms o,dinanee be p1blished feur weeks IN NC
HiIlsborough Recorder;
BE Il ordained By The cemmissieafrs IA
ts,cn ef Hilsborongk. aad q % ksreey srdGfnfi
81 iLs aniksriiy Of fks Sand. That no Pefsoa
shall discharge or shoot a gun. pistol. o. nfs
arms of any description. within the limits q
IA town; aud each fender. when duly con,
yieted Of q violation Of this ordnance. shal
nav. II q white person free negro. Or Tree mu'
istIo. fiae not exceeding tao dollars. nor Ices
,han 6fiy cents. and stand committed 10 the
inl &c Orange county until The fine and costs
Il. paid; but il the offender be slave, ne o.
she shall receive on his or her bare back. ru.
n,.hment not exceeding twenty lashes. nor ices
than ten lsshes. unless the owner Of such slave
sh.lI paw, together with the costs, such nae a
nav be imposed By the Magistrate OF Folio,
ProriIsd nsrsrihslsss. That this ordinance shat
not extend 10 diseharRinR Gre arms on days q
public rejoicing, nor 70 soldiers or militia mel
on parade.
By order nfihe Board,
EDWIN A. HEARTH,
Teicn Clerk.
Anv;ls I6-4u
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typographical Notice.

A PRACTICAL PRINTER, who has had
n considerable experience in conducli ng
Newspaper. desires 10 take charge oi new
paper establishment, as principal, in Nor,h
Carolina. Georgia, or Alabama; he would have
no objection 10 associate himself with any
gentleman embarked in the Printing business
10 either Of the states last named, as he is We.
~ snAlous 70 plant bis person. permanently.
~ Georgia OF Alabama. His politics are u
the 1eifersoniaa school, and, consequently. al
war with many OF :he leading measures 81 tie
present Administration.
UIexceptionable testimony Of good charac
ter can be adduced. Adde'S 40 r. O Hills.
bofoagh. North carollna," postage paid.
Will The Raleigh Standard Register, and
STAT aud The papers generally in Georgia and
Aiabams, give this notice an iasest,sn1 By so
doug they will obligs A PRINTER.
Jan. 20. 1910.
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Genllemens' Gold LEVERS. plain and
extra jaweled.
Ladies' diito.
Silver Levers. English and French
Watches.
Lang-linked Gold Watch Chains, with
and without seals.
Fine Gold Guard Chains.
Gold Seals and Keys.
Miniature Cases.
A rich assortment Of Breast Pins, Finger
Rings. ard Ear Rings.
Small Miniature Paintings on Ivory, and
Enamelled Paintings.
Silver eser. painted Pencil Cases.
Silver Speeiacles, plated and Steel. assori-
ed.
Butter Rnires. and Gold Collar Buttons.
Silver. Steel, and Gill Watch Chains and
Keys.
Shell and Tin Musick Boxes.
Fine Rodgers and Wosienholm's Knives
and Scissors. Of The best quality.
Silver T'himbles, Money Purses. and
Pocket Books
Silver and Gill Pens, Tooth and Hail
Brushes.
Silver Plated Candle Slicks, Snnffers aud
Trays. II. ....... .#-...
Britannia Ware, Mantle Clocks. and Pts
tolls.
Being permanently located in HillsberouPh
and having fresh and large supply Of wsici
materials. he is prepared 10 repair watches o
any description. in the best and most dursb;,
manner, and will warrant watches repaired il
every case twelve months, Orders punctuail,
attended TO. $1,000.
1 October Is. 93-