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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
"sELLING WHITE MEN"

This groundless calumny against the character
Of General Harrison, although thousand times
rebutted still remains one of the stercotyped ar
xuments of the loco foco press. We commend
to these vile sandrrers, who defame their coun-
trys benefactor for the sake of the "spoils' with
which they arc purchased, the following just re-
buke, from high source, which we copy from a
western paper.
awe say again and again, for the information
Of distant readers, that the law on which Gen.
HAnRrsos voted had nothing to do with debts or
debtors. 1t was no part of our cipit code. 1t re-
lated only to the punishment of scoundreis and
yogues (of like character Nth those oho circulated
this calumnu,) such as break into their neighbors
houses at night to steal and plunder-such as
burn hay stacks, kill horses and cattle, remove
landmarks, obtain money under false pretences,
destroy bridges, break down tomb -stones, to rob
the graves ftheir dead live in state Of adultery,
assist prisoners to escape from justice, &c. 1t
had no connection with the debts business of
an honest man. Feloas and rnlcins alone come
within its cognizance--and none but fel0n's or
a vii!ain', heart could be so base to attribute
to valiant and faithful poor OLD soldier, like
HARRIsos, design to sell his eighbor for debt !!
have no charity for such men. | mean such as
have seen the law, acquainted with the
true facts of the case
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
Nj ARRIED.

In this town by Rev G Fuller, Rev John
bearing to Miss Sarah B Kendall both of Bath
BY Rev Stearns Rev William Day of WOOL
witch to Miss Henrietta Fl Morse of this town.
BY same MIR JosephC. Bradford to Miss Eliza
beth A. Chadsey. a.
BY same Captai Ebenezer Colbourn of Cas-
tine to Miss a bisa'l ID, daughter of Mr. Thomas
Donneil of this town.
By same Miss George Crush to Mr. Eleanor
Howes.
In " merck l4th inst. by Rev Mr. Libby Mr
Isaiah Hedge OF iscasset to Miss Charlotte
Ayres of l..
In Portland Mr. George Marston Jr of this
town to Miss Rebecca B Ross of P.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
SPOKEN.

Juno off cuba brig James NJ Cobb Ba,chelder,
Guayama for N York
June 7 Lat 90 IL, Lon 81. brig Amaranth Of WIS
casset is days FIN Philadelphia for St Thomas
June Lat 80 81 Lon ~ ship Palestine N Orleans
for Havre
Same day Lat AZ Lon 65 80 sch Ceres days
FIN Bangor for Guadaioupe ts.tt
9th inst Lat 80 90 Lon 10 ship Rochester n
Orleans for Liverpool
Ship Powhaitan June 9Th in Lat q % Lon 81
80, spoke brig Fairy Of Thomaston 4 months Out
with 100 bis ofoiL The day previous In squal
received considerable damage and was in want OIL
a main yard
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
The Massachusetts, Harrison Conventio

The Massachusetts Harrison Convention
held at Worcester, the 18th inst, was
grand gathering Of the people. 1t is esti-
mated that not less than $4,000 people
were present on the occasion, 10, 900 of
whom joined in procession. Hon. JoHN
Davis, now Senator in Congress, was u
unanimously nominated for Governor, and
Geo. Hull for 1t. Gov. Isaac C. Bates
and Pelag sprague formerly of this State)
ysss seaee,ed as candidates for Electors at
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
assessors .vOfice

ENHE Assessors of the Tawn of Bath hereby give
n notice that they have assessed the State. Coun-
~ and Town Taxes for the year ls4O and have
committed the same to Mr.. Gushing Allen, Treas
uTer and Collector ofsaid Town. The following is
q copy Of 57th section an Act entitled An act
concerning the assessment and coliecton os Taxes
SECTION 57th. Be it further enacted, That all
such inhabitants ofsaid Towns. who shall volunfar-
ly pay the said Collector his deputy within Thir-
ty days next after the delivery of their bills, the a.
mount of their respective Taxes shall. be entitled
to an abatement, Of such SUN as said Town at their
annual meeting may agree upon, on the amount of
their said Taxes: And such inhabitants as shall VOL
UNFAIRLY pay their Taxes TO the said Collector or his
deputy within sixty days after the delivery of their
tax bills, shall be entitled TO an abatement Of such
sum as shall be agreed upon as aforesaid in the
amount Of their said taxes; and all persons, who
shall pay voluntarily said Collector or his deputy
within one hundred and twenty days after the de-
livery Of their bills, shall be- entitled 10 an abate
menl Of such sums, as may be agreed upon as aore-
said B. G. BAILEY Assessors
S. G. BOWMANS Of
A. WINTER. Bath.
Bath June ist ls4O evil.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
WING MEETING.

The members of tho bath Wing Association,'
will remember that their next regular meeting, will
be holden on FRIDAY EVENING the Goth inst,
a, the usual lime and place. a punctua and gen.
eral attendance is expected
VIM WHlTMAN, Sec'y
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25

The Globe has found ctumb OF comfort in the
accessions to its ranks Of renegade Wing, in
the parsonage of Robert N. Wicklifie Of Ken
tncky, better known by the sonbrquet of "Grea-
~ Bob, and ike some old chanticleer, who has
loAg been scratching dirt to little purpose, and at
last discovered bug or worm, with good deal
the little roosters, to witness his success. The
editors ofthe "Lincoln Patriot, paid for Scratch
ing dirt second handed, from the Globe, among
the IHErLEIsr Of the BOOSTERS EDITORIAL, are
stretching their half-hledged necks, and Growing
awny as if they found good picking. Gentlemen,
make the most of hm-there is 20 knowing
when you can get better, and it is barely posi-
BE you may find Uor'e subject.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25

large. On the same day the wings of New
Hampshire, had a great gathering in Con-
cord, at which it is estimated III, 900 we're
present. -ENos STEvANs was renolninated
for governor.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
pCorespondents will have place next week

Cen. Harrison, was present himself, ct the re-
cent celebration at Fort Meigs, and made speech
an hour ioag, which is greatly praised by all
who heard it, He was enthusiastically cheered
by the 10000 Republicans who were present.
Wa shall publish the speech soon.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25

IMroRrAsr-if true The Age of last week,
speaking of that "monster THE United States
Bank, says:
1.-THE Bank is now PROSTATE, and terminates its
wicked career in disgrace and contempt"
Indeed we thought il was dead some time ago.
How many more times will the loco foco party
have to kill off this "monster" before it is com
pletely dead Echo seems to answer-"just be-
fore every important election!!'
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
T R III I r.
Lost Or Misiaid.

A SHORT time since, the subscriber lost or mis-
"a laid snug body Coat, (blne) worn but few
times. Whoever will give information Of, or re-
turn said Coat to the subscriber, shall be suitably
rewarded. JOHN TIGHE.
d June oath E'tsa 3wl3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
To the Honorable NathI Groton Esquir.
Judge of Probate. 'Oithin and for III


To the Honorable NathI Groton Esquire,
Judge of Probate. ,uithin and for the
County Of Lincols,- .:s.s.
I'D especially represents Joanna Skinner, Ad.
HI ministrairix on the estate Of Freeman Skin.
ner, late Of Lewiston in said County. deceased
That the personal Estate of the said deceased is
not su ficient by the sum of sixteen hundred dol
lars to answer the just debts which he owed She
therefore. prays that she may be empowered and
licensed to sell mnch Of the real estate of the sad
deceased may be sufficient TO raise the said sum
with incidental charges. end whereas by partial
sale the remainder will be greatly injured she
therefore prays that she may be licensed 10 sell the
whole Of the same. =. JOANNA SKINNER.
LINCOLN, ss-Ata Probate Court held
at T'opsham ,oithin and for the County Of
Lincoln, on tie 18th day Of February A.
D. 1910.
ON tho foregoing Petition, Ordered, that the said
Petitioner give notice to all persons interested in
said estate, to appear alta Court Of Probate TO be
holden at Topsham on the 24th day Of august next,
by causing copy at said Petition with this Order
lobe published three weeks succcssively previous
to said Court in the Lincoln Telegraph at Bath.
true copy.
A.es. Gro. W. NICHOLS, Register. avis
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
Collectors Notice-Lisbon.

HRY virtue of warrant to me committed from
Nd the Assessors Of Lisbon shall sell at Pub
lie Auction at the Inn Of Shirley +. Andrews, in
Lisbon. on Monday the fourteenth day Of Septem.
Der A. ID. 1910 at ten o'clock A. III. so much ofihs
land and real estate of the following nonresident
propiietors shall be necessary to pay the follow
ing specified taxes and all intervening charges miles,
the same be previously discharged
Allen Eliphlet 80 So anthony David $5 10
fines Winslow n. 40 Bailey Simeon aud
Call David 90 owners unknown 2 Is
Curtis john c. 3 IS Dain John IL Al
Doyle Amcs and Eastman John l75
Abizer 67 Grennel widow and
Gcrrish Il Plrmmer 81 heirs 66g
Geichell Winsow I'll Heirs of Josiah Little g "a
Hamn Hannibal and Heirs ofIsaac L Cush-
others 1896 rnan 2e5
Jones Seward 90 Jack Waltor l72
Jordan Timohy 40 Jordan Berjamjn 259
Miller Joshua Jr. 3 SIS Owen Aionzo 81
Rideout Charles 35 Rdront Henry GIG
Lane & Usher 6 70 " hitteu Joseph 22l
MOSES WHITMORE Collector of town of
Lisbon 3n1l. Lsbon, May 10, l240.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25

Steamer .IOlsM w. Richmond.
h e4s THE steamer JOHN w. RICH.
Ss,7ssszz5s4S SdOND will leave Kings Whau
etsasssnsfor Boston every Monday and
Thursday at O'Clock P. n. 80
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
DIE D..

In Fairfield June 10Th Mr. Briggs H. Eme r,
aged u years and months.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
CHEAP CASH STORE!
H. l.. SNOW

"OULD respectfully inform the inhabitants
w Of Bath snd vicinity that he has taken II
store in the Brick Block nearly opposite the Post
Office Front st. where he intends keeping com.
pleie assortment Of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods,
whoa he viii sell as low can be purchased in
Boston at wholesale. Purchasers are invited 10
call before making their selections elsewhere.
Bnth, June 22d, 1910. 3wl3
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25
CONFECTIONERY.

No. j, HALEY's BLocK-FRoNr STREET.
=" HERE may be found good assortment Of
w Foreign and Domestic Fruit, French su-
perior Ju6e. Jelles, Jams, &C., &C., together ,vitA
Toys Of oil kinds
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-25

PASTRY AND CAKES
Of ecery description, Candies of all kinds.
dedicated, fancy and common, English and
american Lossnges, .anice, Peppermint and
Acid Drops, Cough and Life Of Mag
ToaJ;o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30
Town Ordinance.

NTa meeting &C The Board 81 Commissseh-
- .rs 81 The town 81 Hilisboroagh. held o.
n. an instant, il vas ordered. thai lhe ioiiow-
rs a,dinance be Published four weeks 10 NE
H,Ilsborough Recorder:
ne ii erdaiasd ~ the cemmissisnas q &c
,o,en ~ Hiilskoroagk. and % 10 ksrsss srdslafa
q tLs eniAsriiy or lks SAND. That no person
snaIl discharge &c sh0ot . gun, pisioa. - hss
arms az any description. within Tie isn'sis =
aid town; aud each offsader. when au'Y con- ,,
v,r,ed 81 VI, lailon Of this ordinance. shan
psy. Il ! ~hile persan. free negro. o. Ice ~.
.a,,o. fiae not exceeding two dollars, mar isss
Than CIV cents. and stand committed 70 We
IN II oranee county until The fae and costs
~ paid: but II the offender be slave, PC q
~ shaIl receive on his or her bare batk. ~
a,shmeat not exceeding twenty lashes, nor iess
,haa ten iashes, unlcss The owner q such save
shall pay, together with the casts, sueh me !, =
NAV he imposed Is The Magistrate o. fo.c,;
preridsd asrsrlksltss, That this ordlnsnce shsi
not ex,end 10 diseharging fire arms o. days 2
public rejoicing. nor 10 soldiers o. militia 'hel
On parade.
EDWIN A. HEARTT,
Tera Clerk.
a.ta i6- Az
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30

sr.1v OF NoP'H.cAROLNA,
STATE u 80 lslmiy.
- = d.. md QasEier Sessions.
1o1N = 49, Term. 1870.
r., p,s;tiss sfssFsss' hsa19. m1ss -. =
as.s.s.., III 1Aemas .s.eas ss 80 -
- - Ca. szseaisr ~ ssAa 1aAs -
ssassl -siai.ts.
p.a.,t eass adAlaissEaisF RaA tas - -
II .illism .3lIsn. sen. decreased. Hsssrs .1aeAs
Tsnf .slIsn. y iElizm .3llen NszlsM .aasa. 80
srslsr 81 gsssph .1lfsn. dsessstd. -sasaien $40
~ sa2 Rskse<a Ala wift. Rtabsa hsanss 80
HsanaA Ais srifs snd Matiaa AfAnsa -
MACY his ssift. dsfimasafs.
petitlnn lnr settlement.
s@T .aa..,ins a. the sasislaetioa Il the Canft
- thai she defendants toward Ailen, Gram
aI,.n William Allea William Alien. eAeeuio'
&C Jass phi Allen, deceased. hnsaa"m . oa1hiss
and Rebeera bis wife, and Msasiam Assao.
and Nancy his wife. are not tahs 6alan.s = 60
state: n = therefore ordered Thai pas'sss. -
Sc nsde or SIX successive weeks a. 'se nAss
borough Reenrdef. that The said osi~asAaN
appear Al the next Court oi Pleas aaa saafss
Sessions. 10 he held far the county q reiseh
4 the court house 10 RaxboFnpeh, on ne ihsa
Monday ef Jnae next, and then ana .heis
plead. aaswer or demur 20 said Peah'.n. o'ne'
wise the came will be tsken pre- eenlsaso, ~
heard sr psrls Is 70 them
Milaess Charles Mssor, clerk q said 0ous
az ofiee. The third Monday ~ March. is4o.
CHARLES MASON. Cisri
Price ads s6 50. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30
typographical Notice.

A PRACTICAL PRINTER, who has had
- considerable experience in conducting q
Newspaper, desires 10 take charge VI news
paper establishment, a. principal, IN North
Carolina. Georgia, or Alabams; he would have
M objection 10 associate himself with any
gentleman embarked in the Printing business
10 either Of the states last named. Is be is We
~ anaious TO plant his person. permanently.
10 Georgia or Alabama. Ills politics are VI
The Jsff:rsonan school, and, consequently. Al
war with many Of :he leading measures 81 the
present Administration.
Unexceptionable testimony Of good chsrac
ter can be adduced. Address ~. p. a, Hills
borough, North Carolina postage paid.
Wilt the Raleigh Standard REGISTER and
Star and the papers generally 10 Georgia and
Alabama, give this notes an inseItionf by %
dong they will oblIge A PRINTER.
Jan. 26, 1910.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
HilIsb0r0Mgh Recorder,
PUBLisnEp EY D. nEARTT

AIbLt0h&b bk ~ hsAhAhs
SINCE the enlargement OF thesRecor-
per. considerable aceessions have been
made to the subscription list, and the
Editor has been encouraged 10 hope that
he was about 10 receive such sn amount Of
patronage as would not only compensate
him Tor his ar,luous aud unceasing labors.
but enable him further 10 improve the ap.
pearanee and add 10 the usefulness Of his
paper. But TO realize this hope, the active
assistance of his friends is required. lie
has perfect confidence in tile justice oi
the cause and The snundness Of the prin.
ciples which he advocates; and having
truth for his polar star, he has neithel
wavered nor lalterej, even in the darkest
hour. He believes that The entire Wing
party are actuated by the same purity Of
motive. and in their determination 10 pre-.
serve und,minished their high privileges
are animated by zeal not less feryen
than his own. The rich legacy which
was won for US by The active hands snt
strong arms OF The Wings Of The Revolt
lion. the Wings Of the present day know
can be prcsert ed only by untiring watch
fitness and Jealous guardianship. Unit,
of principle and feeling is calculated I,
produce unity OF action; the Editor Of thu
Recorder therefore trusts, that all true
hearted Wings will co operate with him
by assisting in the extension of the cir
culation Of his paper.
Those Of his fellow citizens who dif
fer with the Editor on some Of The ques
tons Of general policy, are assured that IL
the discussion Of all political subjects, h,
will endeavor so to constrain himself q
.%.s.s. "Nothine 10 ex,eDuate,
| Nor set down aught in MALICE"
but in truth and sobcrness to do iustic,
10 all parties. A large portion Of the 90
lumns Of the Recorder will be devoted /,
entertaining Miscellany. Moral Essays
Agriculture, and articles Of Domestic an,
Foreign intelligence; and amid this varie
~ il is hoped that all will find matter /,
amuse and instruct.
The terms Of subscription to the Re
corder are as heretofore dollars an,
fifty cents IN advance, or three dollars 4
she end Of the year.
! Jays. IT.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30
Shoes! ShOes!!
PARKER e. NELSON

EfAYE Just received s g.~.
- 400 pair Of Ladies' Shoes, assorted.
800 do. Mems do. d..
$50 do. Misses and Children's do.
ALSO,
Ladies' and Gentlemens India Rubber Owe
Shoes.
eciober 20. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30
Cast Iron PlOughs.

@TEPHEN MOORE has on hanu for sale,
PLOuGIiS Of various sizes, with sxua
Points, &c. from the factory u Z. II. hich-
mond, near Milton. N. G.
The following certificates will show The e.
:imaiion 10 winch they are held BY some 81 our
best farmers.
CERTIFICATES.
We have, Tor ihe iast six or eight years, been
using the 1 asl Iron Plough, introduced into
this slate and ylrginla BY .apsrs & kssAsaead,
and have no hesitation ~ saying, that We con-
slider il superior 20 any other IN use ~ our eoun'
Il4y. for lis easy dfasght. facility u turning The
soil. and ils general utility as 70 performance,
and abe small expense Of The cast point, which
| we think preferable, on account Of its consenl.
/ encc ana fnnng cuss, 70 any ufucr hfnd " POM
we have ever used.
1 WARNER AZ. LEWIS. Caswell county.
l STEPHEN D0DSON. do do
Ggu. w. JEffREfS, Person DO
WILLIAM IKyiNE, do do
Ihase Cor several years been in The habit o
using The above Pionghs, aud have no hesita
iion 10 saying, tina, they answer my parpos.
exceedingly well.
Tn0Mas M'GElIEE, Person county.
October 10. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30
Brandreth's Pills.

n VEGETABLE and Uaisrrssl MsSieine
- proscd ~ fhe sxperienss 81 thrassads 60
- ahsa properly persssefed wlah. scERTsm
ere n eyery form Il the GsLS 0sE DnEas1,
ri having the same origin. AID inssnshiy sfse
f,nm ahe UNIVERSAL ROOT Of oil disease.
aamely lMPURfTf o. IMPERFECT ehesla-
Ton 81 me BLOuD.
IA 4 period cf little more than three years
ID he l.. s. they have restared 20 sislf ~
health and employment over ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND persons. Who Mrfe given sssF
a. iaearsble " physicians o. The hfst RAMA and
standing, and N many eases shea ssely other
remedy had been resotted 10 N vain.
In all eases vf Pain o. Mesknesss whether y
be chronic o. recent. whether q DC deafness er
oaio n The aide, whether il arise fFum sonssl-
s.aianal a. from some immediate cause. shs.
,her ID Be from internal OF external fnlnfy. a.
will Be- cured BY psrseyeiing 10 The use u iLsss
Pills.
This principle of puraisg with Brsndfsih's
Pills. removes nothing but ths useless ahd DE-.
cayed particles from The body ihs mo- bed and
| corrupt humors Cf the blood, thoss hhmofs
which cause Jlsease-they impede The fsnc-
/ lioas 81 The liver uhsa they settle upon that
orean, and which, when they SETTLE upon the
/ muscles. produce Iheumailsms or upon The
4 nerves, produce gout; o. upon The lunRs. pro.
dace consumrfion; 81 upoAt the intesiiaes. ees
tiseaess; OF upan the lining 81 the bIusd ses-
sells. apoplexy and paralysis, and al the tam
81 disorders 80 melancholy 10 The s.hcssf ard
| al who behold them.
Yes, purRins these bumors from The body 4
The true core for al these complaints, ana 80.
egy other form OF disease. The 70 No meta
assertion ii 10 demonsirsble truth. snd eseh
day il Is extending itself; fer and vide u . be.
coming known, and more and more srpftsi.
ated
The cure BY pprgise may more depend upon
the laws ~hlch pFGdsce sweetness o. purity.
than may be generally imagined. MhaltssE
tends to sisgnate. wlll pfedsee ssekaess, be-
cspse il tends 20 pulTefsriton; therefore The
| necessity 81 constant exercise 10 seen.
When constant exercise tannst be used from
Any CAUSE. the orcassnnai Hse u oFhSiks
Mxpfetxg. is ABSOLUTELY rsqaifsc. Thu
The conduits IL the blood. the fauatain Of HE
are keps iree from those impurities hsch Senl'
psosenl Unsteady eniTent m.nissssina hsalih
| Thus morbid humeIs are prevented ifem Dc
, coming mixed with il. II 10 mature shish
thns assisted through the ssans and ssilsl
which she has provided for herself.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30
HILLsBoRou GIL, IN. c.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS TEAR, On Two DoIIaks
FIFTy CENTS ~ ram IN Af,AKtE.
Those who do nnt give notice or their si,h
to have their paper discontinued III The ssrna.
ton of The year, will be prcsnmed % tssitine
iis continuance until tonntslmantsd- Art 10
paper will lie discontinued uhiiiatl sr,,s,a,ts
are paid. unless aitle apiinn ~ The uL,sl o..
Advertisements nat exceeding sixteen liltp,
onc dollar for The fret, snd ~ eni, five cents
FOR each Subsequent insertion; longer CTS IN
proportion Court advertisements twenty five
per cent higher. a deduction of 81 rrt cent,
will be made 10 advertisers BY The year.
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DR.. BRANDRETH's oGee In Virginia. d
Iss MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
Near the old Market.
Where the Pills eaa be obtained ~ - cents per
boz. with full directions.

The following gentlemen have been srreini-
ed agents for the sale 81 Brsndfssh's fiiiss
Dennis Heart. Hillsbercurh.
Siedmsn a Ramsay. Piusboroueh.
Ilaressvc. Csither a On. Lexington.
Joseph A. SireiufT. Midway. Davidson.
James D. M.Dsde, Chapel HIN.
December so-ism
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30

Genllemens' Gold LEVERS, plain and
extra jeweled.
Ladies' dlito.
Silver Levers, English and French
Watches.
Long 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. rnd Ear Rings.
Small Miniature Paintings on Ivory, and
Enarnelled Paintings.
Silver ever. pointed Pencil Cases.
Silver specsacles, plated and steel, assori'
ed.
Butter Knives. and Gold Collar Buttons
Silver. Steel. and Gil, Watch Chains ant
Keys.
Shell and Tin Musick Boxes.
Fine Rodgers and Wosienhulm's Knive,
and Scissors. Of The best quality. i
Silver rhimhles, Money Purses, am
| Pocket Backs ..
Silver and Gil. Pens, Tooth and Hal
Brushes. s7@
| Silver Plated Candle Sticks, Shutters an,
| Trayss
Britannia Ware, Mantle Clocks. and Pts
/. tolls.
Being permanently located in Hillshorouef
and having fresh and large supply Of waite
materials. he IL prepared 10 repair watches 9
any description. in tie beet and most durnb;
manner, and will warrant watches repaired !
every case twelve months Orders punctuail
attended 10.
~~ LEMUEL LYNCH.
October %. %
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Mattresses,

ElTHER Double or Single. made In
order--an article Of great comfort.
aither IN summer OF winter. Orders left
2. Tie office of The llillsborcugh Recor.
der will be duly attended 10.
July "a. So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-04-30
RIO0ded Horses.

TIVE Import. d Race Horse FLEXIBLE,
aud The Ameriear Race Horse TURkE-
no. will stand AZ Wilton, Granville county.
n. C. the present season. (ls40,l For terms,
&c. sec band bills.
EDWD. III. CARTER.
Wilton. February 1910. I'LL