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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

'I'l 'ake keg of powder, with lighted
candle, and carry it on the centre of that
string piece. You shall sit down on one end
oft and Ion the other, ill the candle burns
down to the powder, That will be test OfOur
courage.
This terrible proposal was agreed to. The
fall TIMBER bent beneath them as they coolIy
walked out and placed the cash Of powder in
The middle over the roaring food, stuck the
blazing candle into it, and then sat down 10
watch its burning. Hundreds were gathered
on each side, awaiting in brealhess silence The
the issue.
Spring was large, fat man; and as the cau-
die burned slowly down towards the powder,
he was observed to grow more and more ner
Vous, wringing on his seat looking one way
aud then the other. At last, when the flame
was but half an inch from the powder he could
keep still no longer, but lncoailnenlly got up
and made his escap.
bennett who had throughout displayed the
utlermost coolOees, now very carefully 10 ok the
blazing candle out of the cask and threw it in
to water, and with the powder as his prize,
went off in the opposite direction. The build
ing of the bridge was forever sbandoned.-
AlexandorS Messenger.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

DEFERRED SENsIBILITY.--A client once
burst into aood of tears after he had heard
the statement OF his counsel exclaiming, 4
did not think had suffered half so much ill I
heard it this day.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

WOMEN FATTENED AT TUNIs FOR MARRIAGE.
A GIRL after she is betrothed, is cooped up
in small room; shackles of gold and silver
are placed upon her ances and wrists, as
piece of dress. If she is 10 be married TO O
man who has discharged, dispatched, or lost
former wife, the shackles which the former
wife wore are put on the new BRIDES limbo,
and she is fed TIL they are filled TO proper
thickness The food used for this custuIA,
worthy Of the barbarans, is called drOagh,
which i. of an extraordinary fatten,ng quality.
With this seed, and fhelr national disb, cuscGs-
co, the BRIDE is literally crammed, and many
actually die under the spoon.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

AN OLD FowL.-A gentleman attemptugt to
carve fowl, which had been roasted for hls
dinner, finding considerable difficulty in sePstN
ating its JOINTS, exclaimed against the cheat
who sold him an old hen for chicken-'My
dear said the en!aged mans wife, don't taIaso
about the aged and respectable Mr., B; he
planted the first hill Of corn that was planted in
c. 'lknow it, said the husband, 'and |
should think this hen scratched i! up.'; :.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

rhs following extract is from Bishop Chase's Rem
inesl sncss, work now being published in quarterly
MumLers.
DEPRECATED CURRENCY,
'oNE HAND WASHING THE OTHER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18
COMPROMISES WITH CONSCIENCE.

CONE w L COtNhCNllJlNCI
knew man who, externally, observed all
the forms of religion, and in fact, deceived HIM
self; he drew very large prize in the lottery,
and yet preles>ed 10 think Ne did no wong in
Purchasing ticket. asked him how he could
sanction a gambling scheme by engaging in it
--and what do you think was his answeTl AD
answer which he scruPled not 10 give to all
who asked the question. "l believe in the ef.
icacy of prayer said he 'and therefore ask
God to hiess and prosper all my undertakings.
never engaged in any project without asking
blessing, and In this case, before bought
the ticket, which turned out so great a Prize, !
prayed fervently, and asked God TO grant my
request, if the object was Just and lawful. |
believe it was both just and lawful, for my
prayer was heard!
Now this man was great hypocrlte or else
of unsound Judgment, for that lottery specu!a-
lation is gambling to The full extent ofthe term
10 one can doubt. And have not the least
doub, that this man will eventually make poor
use of his ll-gotlen wealth ill gotten 10 him
because of the mockery Of religion with it.
There is enoher man 10 the community like
wise, who extended with an eye to the inter
ests ofreligi gion-no man was admitted as clerk
or assistant who touched spirituous liquors or
went to theatre; in short, every thing irrelgi-
Gus or immoral was guarded against. He pur
chased lot ofpocke handherchiefs at auction
stamped with scenes from plays, with dancing
girls, and with jugg'er showing his legerde-
main. On opening the goods and seeing
what appeared to him-their immoral tendency
he-burned them do you lhiuk2 No; he sent
them 10 auction and had them sold! Even the
clerks laughed in their sleeve at such fustlan
morality and religion. This man did fall
Mrs GrihtHs Too Dcfaulters.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-18

'oNE HAND WASHING THE OTHER
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

The Past aud the Fatare.-The
following sentence, from President
Qsincy's address. st The SECOND Gen.
iri q al celebration OF tie settlement
Of Boston. is significant and impress
sive;--. Tae great comprehensive
truth, rri,ten 10 letters 81 living
iight very page Of our history
The language addressed by every past
age Of New England tn all future
ages, is this,-uuman happiness has
no perfect security but freedom :
ireedom none but virtue; virtue none
but knowledge; and neither freedom.
nor virtue. nor knowledge has any
vigOr, or immortal hope, except in the
principles Of The Christian faith. and
in the sanctions OF the Christian reli.
GUM"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04

a Sailors Retrospect. Died. al
Boston. America, Mr.. Thomas Par
ksr. aged so. q naval officer in the
rssolaiionsry war. The following Is
an extract IRON his log book. First
part OF the voyage, pleasant, Nth
fias breezes and free wInds--sli sails
sff-spoke many vessels 10 want Of
provisions supplied them freely.
Middle passage: Weather variable
short Of prosisions-spoke several
of the vessels our supply had enabled
20 refit-madc signals ot distress
they up helm and bore away. Latter
psr;: Baisierou, with contrary Winds
current Of adversely settling head
10 leewsrd-fowards The end OF the
passage cleared up-aiih The quad.
rant Of honesty bad an observation
Corrected and made up my reckon
ing-snd. alter a passage Of so years,
came 10 in Mortality Road, with the
calm, unruflled surface Of The Ocean
Of Eternity 10 view. ~
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AZIRDT0AE EARZ-2lc
A PROPOSITION.

The publisher Of the - AMERIcAs Farmer"
is thankful for the steady increase to his sub
scriplion iisi and being aware that many gen
lstiea'en who like lively interest 10 the cause
OF agriculture, whose influence 10 their res c.
tive neghborh0ods, when they nav choose TO
exert il, can always accomplish much good,
and who may be inclined 10 take an active part
IN behalf Of our paper by the proposition now
made, which M pecuniary consideration could
produce. takes leave 10 make the following o.
Iet--And befnre doing so, he would relate an
ineldent which has induced him 10 tie mea-
saae-A gentleman il Mississippi, wishing 10
stir up his neighbors in that State, 10 the con.
sidcration ofthe importance cf a change in the
management OF their estates, wrote US Of his
intention to obtain a number ri subscribers TO
onr journal The manner OF The offer. unexpec.
ted and unsolicited as il was on our part, indu-
ed us 10 make him the offer Of fine full bred
young BeFk shire GRuSTER, az a small token Of
our grsti,uJe for his kindness lie has since
set himself 10 work, and the day after receiv
ing orr letter, obtained number Of subscribers,
whose names have been forwarded 20 us. Be-
Iieving that many other genilemen would be
willing 10 make little sacrifice OF their ease 10
do good action for their neighbors, Tor us,
and Tor The Qualification Of possessing an AMI
NAL which would probably claim more alien
ton attained under such circumstances than
u purchased with money, we propose 10 ali
such, that -.....
Aay one obtaining 20 subscribers for The
American Farmer, and RENTING the money
therefor. $500 for one year, Tor become re-
spoasibi'e ior The ssme,D shall receive Tor his
trouble handsome lulL bread Berkshire. 8 10
10 weeks old. or pair Of Tuscsroras, "a cross
of the Berkshire on the China,) Gagged and
furnished with food. il neces ary, TO any part
Of the United States
Or, for the same number, and IN the same
terms, shall receive and agricultural nipple
ment, fruit or ornamental trees. shrubs seeds,
or books, TO be found in catalogues which will
be forwaTded 10 the subscribers al distance
ia a few days, 20 the value of Sl2 so.
Also, any one obtaining 5 subscribers, and
RENTING SO therefor. shall receive volume
Of . d The new series of the American Farmer
neatly bound 10 boards if required, or forward
ed in sheets, 10 any par, Of the Uhited states.
f For 10 Subscribers and $40, vols s 2do. do.
For 90 do. aud $40. vols. and American
Farmer, aud ., Farmer and Gardener, all
bound, # desired.
Conscious ss we are that the more extensive
The circulation OF agricultural works, theefeat-
er benefits must inevitably accrue 10 the coun-
Try. we hope that the above liboral offers will
induce macy others 10 fellow The laudable ex-
ample o.. our Mississippi friend, and thus be the
means Of doing good 10 their neigibors, their
country, themselves. and their humble servant.
SAMUEL SANDS.
Publisher American Farmer Baltimore. md.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
DE-. BRANDRETH's ofiee IN Virginia, 4
I05 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near the Old Market.
Where The Pills can be obtained 81 IS cents DER
boz, with full directions.

The following gentlemen Rave been sppoinl.
cd sgeais for the sale Of Brsndfeih's Pills;
Dennis Heart. Ilillsborough.
Slednan 4 Ramsay. Piilsborough.
Hargrsre, Gather & Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. Siseluf, Midway, Davidson.
James d. M.Dsde, Chapel Hin.
J. NJ. A. Drake. Ashborough. Randolph.
John X. Brown, Privilege. Do.
NJ. G. Gardner. 81. Lawrence. Chatham.
G. A. Mebsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
+. a. W. Smith. Alanaaee, Guilford.
J. & r. Sloan. Greensboropgb.
J. a. X. Reid. Troublesome Iron. Works,
Rockingham.
James Johnson. Wenlwoflh. DO.
Wood a Neal. Madison, DO.
J. w. Burton, 4 Co.. Leakssille. DO.
Oven M.Aleer. Yancey vile, CsswelL
N. ]. Palmer. Milton. Do.
December rs 4s-l9n
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Rrandreth's LII.

yReETAeI.R sad unnstsl hsdaia,.
~ +sesi ~ ihs eretfi2hfa al iseustst -
8. - uraasIig Felsetfita Nth. 3 tEEslia
-. q sssrT lcfIl q fts pstH lEt luttEE,
~ hsvfsr ne sams ergo, 40 irEarit1lg ass.
- ths UNIVERSAL BOOT a al eHfats,
..-,,lx lAsPUkIIf - iAftkfECf enrslss
,,oa u lie eL0uD.
4. 4 pefiod q hiils nats thsn fhlss ls.s
Ia he I. s. they have sesieIse e size a
1870 "a salaymena oFsE oNE HUNDRED
| ra,oT,SaND prrsaa.s, uho usfs gises essr
:. $500 Ne b. phy sixisns 81 the hfsi fank 49,
l-s..s,ag. aud - niany cases shen every elber
l.s..-ax ana bsen Fesoiird u n van.
- II rssssnf Psin a. y esknffs, ukcAti 4
II 1900 - seeent. akefheE u " ccaizsksef
u -. !. he ssae. whether a aIiEe ksm te1sll
y -.:...s ~ fem some immediste csnst. abr.
, az !. - fum internal q sxiernal lnlsiy. 4
? uiAss cured BY PetsessEiss N ,bs vssdilsss
Pilis.@
e This odaeiple ef purfisg with Brsnsssil's
: ~ .Feaoses noihine bua AIS ssslsss - -.
eofFupi h0mors oF ise bisod. shoss Is,a,.
= Nhich esnse disease-ihey impede he fu.e.
lions Of The liver Len they Ssiiie upsa IA,
I organ. and which. When they sfig.s era "A.
9 muscles, produce ihern siirin; or Bpss NJ
nerves. pFodnee gut or pron lie lnEgs. r,e.
g duce eonsumrtioni o. upon the inlesiiass. 20,
tigeness; OF upon the hning 81 the bleed YEA.
q sells, spoplexy ard paralysis, and I'll The lrsla
Of disorders 80 melancholy 10 the sufferer api
. ell WHO behold them.
I'll Yes, puEging these hHmors from the basv !.
the true cure far 81 these complaints. snd =.
= cry olher form Of disease. This is no mt,e
assertion II 10 demonslFsLle truth, aud eaeh
day Ills extending itself; Ear and Aide i i be-
e coming known, and nor. and more sppr,si.
!. tafed.
ri The cure By pureing may more depesd upaa
Y the Laws which pFodare sweetness OF pom, :.
y than may be generally Unsigned. Whaleysr
tends 10 siagRste. will pFodace Sickness. h..
2 cause 4 tends 20 pulrelactions therefore Inc
d necessity Of constant exercise Il seen.
D When constant exercise cannot be used from
I'll ANY CAUSE. the oeeasionaI use Il opKr,xo
= MEpiciKE 10 ABSOLUTELY required. Ths,
= the eonduiis II The blood. lhe fountain of M.
'F are kept Tree fiom those Impurities hrh would
]. prevent lie steady current miaisierinR health
Thus morbid humoFs are prevented from Be.
coming mixed with H. II is nature v hieh !.
' thus assisted through the msams ard aailsl,
!, which she has provided for henelf
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NEW
Fall aud Winter
GOODS.


|W3E Sc leave 70 can ths sttsatioa q en-
inenss aad essl0meFs. 10 > stoek q
tsooda nos reeeiEing and ePenings lsal Iron
Aeu fefk. We wi net allempl 70 natisE,
ous lassis these sizhing to purchase 70 eau,
and les ear acas speak iasasad q words
Qua STOCK COMPRISES,
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS.
Do. 10. Bloc do.
Do. DO. Insisible Green. do.
Heavy doahle milPd Dnb Cloth, for OssFceats
Dc. Do. Grey do. DO
D. p e. Beaver s',I. g. e.
Csssimeres. Vesiiags. Saiiaets.
Striped and plain Ii---s.. K-s..y.
SopsrWhilney Green Makinas Blankets
DaiEis and tEiIled dilio.
Blanket and Clolh Over Goats.
Ladies Cloaks. Plaid Shawls. Hsndker-
chiefs,
White. Red and Green Flsnnels,
Green Bsize. Oh Cloth.
French and English Merinoes.
Plain. Black. and Figured Mousselin de
Lane.
French. English snd American Prints,
Black and Blue black Bombszines,
Black and colored Silks.
Plain and chequered Muslin.
Worked Collars and Scarls.
Florence and Slrss Braid Bonnets.
New Style Hoods, Flowers.
Bonnet Ribbons. Edgings. Laees, &c. &c
ALSO.
Glass. Queensware, CrOckery, and Stone
Ware.
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn,
Hardware and Cutlery.
Molssses. LOAF and Brown Sugar,
Chocolate. Mace. Cloves,
Race and Ground Ginger,
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead. Prussisn blue,
Crome Green, Crome Yellow, and other
Paints, &c. 60. &c.
PARKER & NELSON.
October %. a.
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HlLLSB ROU G II, N. &.
PUBLISHED wEEELY
By DENNIS ItEAGTT,
PUBLISHED wEEKi

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, en- TWO DOLLARS
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN AIsAScE.
Those who DO not give nctitc ri their wish
to have their Taper discontinued AZ the expna'
lion Of the scar, will be presumed as desiring
itscontinuanec until counicrmanded And no
paper will be discontinued until all arrcarages
are raid, unless OF tie option al The publisher
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen iine',
ono dalIar for Tie fret, aud twenty-five cents
Tor zach subsrquen, insertion; longer ones ~
propoiiop. Coufi advertisements twenty hvo
per cent higher. A deduction ii 33s per rehs
will be made to advertisers by the year.
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Tie FatksF,s Bsgussi --s eaHnn'
leave you ProPrriy,n SAID Q kina a
Tier 60 one 81 he DGspEiug. "bat !
will endeaVor 20 provide the means
Gor your education. Learning. next
te religion, IL. in ny estimation, the
object most desirable 10 this life. IL
viii protect goa Iron paseriy, and, u
sanciifed By grace. ~ili fsfnssh you
tAe meas of nsrIulness. 1he lad
hesitsied. bat az Iength replied, "Fs-
ther, 4 have 90 taste Cor books. bui !
wish TO grslify yoa. Since 700 de-
sire il. xill study, and rndeasor 10
make mp By perseverance shat -
wanting in love for the business. :
TIE father sighed, and dOshtrd the
resali, bat thought IL moi prudent 10
express his spprrhrnsioas. The boy
returned 10 his books. and applied
himself siih Increased vigor and as
siduiiy. Before the lapse Of many
months. he discovered The operation
81 princlPle 90 MS mtuo OF Nuieh nc
had not befarc been conscious. In
wOnied success brgau q, firsi'o RECON
cile him 10 his studies; shortly 10 rem
der him fond Of them; and II last al
most 10 infatuaie Him in their pursuit..
Had not religion come IN to.moderate
AMI direct his ambition, he would have
become an enthusiast 10 learning.
The result is EASILY told. lie rem
dsrtd himself proficient in every stu
dy which he undertook. and became
a man Of eminence and extended USE
fa.ness. Had he followed Tie beat
Of his mistaken prrjadices. he would
probably have lived comparatively
anknsan aud usesss member Of socl-
city.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1841-03-04
Bargains! Bargains!l
G0ODs At C0sTll


THE sHbscFibeF wishing 70 move back
4 10 be farm sgsia. ard desiring 10
close his bosiness in this place before
Leaving Il. wiIl sell his sock 81 6oods.
By he piece o. pattern. % suil The par
chaser, Ar WHAT THEY COST DELIEERED
HERE. The Goods are Ell neu. and >
great many Of them desirable. CAN and
ezsnine before spending yoer cash else
shsre. snd yoa shall moi bs disappointed
~ Al persons indebsed will please
csll sad selIle their dues. ss ! intend re-
naming here no longer than conPelled
b. my business.
r. NICHOLS.
February 10. So
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
Western Carolina Tempe
rance Advocate,
a moRfkiy paper, dsroisd 10 The Temperance
RJoTa. pab'ishsd "a .1sksv:ils N. Z.
Edited by ID. n. MsAnally.

MbNAAtY E0NfFs ufF0F9 ~ tA1 ANAtNNf M@s~
Rsjsra. pab,ishsi a .1sksr:ils N. e.
Edited BY ID. r. M.analIy.
p TEMPERANcECO NYENTION that was
"a held al this pace eally in September. Ie-
solved on Publishing paper 81 the shove title
and character, and appoinied Or John Dickson
and ID n. M'Anally 20 conduit l.. From The
many pressing engagements d. Dickson o.
ready has. he deems u imprseiieab.e Tor hin
20 be Recognized as one o the editors, thareh
he will cheerfaily use ali'his influence other
wise, 10 promote its Interest; the subscriber
thefelore, IN obedience 70 the wishes 1.-THE con-
sen,ion, proceeds 10 issue lhispFospec;us - nis
ows name. with hope thai ne vii be aided
IN The undertaking BY al the f'iends Of the
temperance cause throughout the rcuniry, and
that the paper may soon hare al extensive eir-
collation..
fiends Of the Temperance caUsei 10 you
We make 4 most earnest sppeti-while thou
sands UPON thousands Of dollars are Annually
expended az theatres, 81 cireuses, Al The race
track, o. grocery while no pains are spared,
the lcxu.y ofreiNemenl add ease loresoue ard
no labor deemed TOO severe 10 adys nae ms IN
teFes,s Of political aspirsats, Gao you rot do
something ia a cause Ira: mnst De dear 10 ev
err tr0e pat-int. nhil1nthrnpis;, and chEistIanl
-gecoiiect there are but few, yeiy few, such
essia aiithe Southern country. Thewes.
ern part of North carolina, the western part
OF yirciaia, and tie eastern PAT OF Tennessee
paiticn,arly. need q periodical o. this Lad, and
!; is FOR yon now 10 say whether ihes shall
have IL. ~
The very low p.ice II whilh il was 6x,d by
the Convention v ill nlske Il necessary That
very large subssrip ion be had before tie pub. |
LEGATION Of u ran be jus,ilied.
Should the saasc ipiion be deemed sutiicieei
thefst numbei will be issuedcs ~ ia January
next.
TERMS The Western Carolina Temper
snee Advocate viii be published on a medium |
sheet il qnaslo fotm, eFth number making |
eieht p7ges, md will be To- nishcd 20 subscri-
bers al he very low p. ice of lily cents copy |
Where single copies sfe taken, the payment
must be made Invariably upon The reception Of
the first number. --...-
iT Postmlsiers, editors or publishers OF
papers, and ali Minisie OF The gospel, are au.
thorized acenis. .ts ..7- 81. .-ssa..s.s Il
All papers iiendly TO the cause, will please
give the above few insertions
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Press for Sale.

f0EING deslfouf of embarkins in another
business. now offer The establishment
of Tia Nimington Advertiser for sale
do not know Of a more eligible situsiion
fos persons DESTROYS OF emharking IN the prin.
ting business, than Wilmington. North Caro-
lima.
Terms accommodating APplieliOns must
be post paid.
+. G. HILL
Wilmington. Nov. ~. As
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Good Second : hand Suikey
FOR SALE.

n NEWARK BUILT sULKEY on elIptical
springs. II has lately been thoroughly
repaired; and for use is almost as good as new.
II Cost $3.50. The owner, having no use for
II. will take half that sum for il and the har-
ness. Inquire at this Office.
January ~. .= 57-zw
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J. G.. WALKER.
WIN. CRAWFORD.
A Request.

q IL persons having IN their possession
"a BOOKS Belonging 10 The Dialec,ic Socie-
~, are requested 10 return them il convenient,
or II not. 20 leave them al either of the fol
lowing places, where they ran be obiained:
Messts. Turner & Hughes, Raleigh, Mr. Ki k
lands Stoee, iIilisbsroueh, or Mr.. London's
Store, Pitisboiough.
BY order Of the Dialertic Society.
Gaspei hin. February nc. Co
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STATE OF N0RTH.CARoLINA.
Person County.
Court OF Pleas end Quarler Sessions,
December Term. 1910.

Josfph ,. Ihonlpsoa W. John Il. LtaIh.
Original Attachment.
T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
that John A. Les;h, the deie ndant in this
case, 10 not sa inhsbiianl Of this slate; II is
therefore ordered, that publication be made
IA the Hillsborough Recorder Tor SIX success
sive weeks, for said defendant 10 be and sp.
pear before the Justices Of our Court OF Pleas
and Garter Sessions, 10 be held Tor the eoun
~ Of Person, al the court house in Roxbo-
rough, on The Third Monday &c March next,
and thea and there refleyy or plead 10 issue.
Or judgment pro confesso will be entered
against him.
CHARLES MASON, Clerk.
Price Adv. 81 so. . ... Sc CIV
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Hats and Shoes.
Mattresses,

hLlTtlER Double or Single, made ts
order--an article Of great comfort,
either in summer or winter. Orders leit
q The nflice Of the Hilsborcugh Recor'
der will be duly atieGied 10.
July "a. 60
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THE subseriber, having purchased the entire
stock Of William n. Brown & Co, would
| respectfully inform the public, that he Intends
carrying on the business In al IFS various
beaches. All work put into his hands will be
neatly and expediIiously executed. as he has
for is execution first rate materials and first
rate workmen. And he hopes, by faithful at
teniion 10 his business, 10 receive a liberal
share Of public patronage.
To supply the wants Of the community 10 his
line Of business, lie has also purchased
A LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
Northern Boots a. shoes;
and intends keeping q supply OF these articles
constantly on hand. Ills assortment cansis 5
principally Of the following articles:
GenIlemen's fine Boots, Grsl quality.
DO. Do. second do.
DO. Do. third do.
Boys Boots, OF various qualities.
Mems Shoes, DO.
Mems Pumps. *
DO. Leather 0ver-shoes. ...
DO. India Rubber do.
Stout Brogsns, for Men and Boys.
Boys fine Shoes. of various qualities.
Ladies Quilted Boots, new and supe.
rior article.
Do. line Slippers, iurnrounds.
Do. do. springs.
do. do. thick soled.
DO. Buskins, thin soled. s>
DO. do. thick soleJ.
Do. Morocco JeiTerson.,ies.
DO. Seslskin do.
Do. Seal.skin BoOtees.
Do. Leather do.
Misses Morocco do.
DO. do. Slippers, thick soIed.
Do. do. do. thin soIed.
Ladies India Rubber 0ver.shoes.
Chiidren's Shoes, Of various qualities
and colors, &c. &c.
Ii is deemed unnecessary 10 enumcrate all
the various kinds and qualities in the assort +.
ment. The assortment is complete, and hay.
ing beea pretty well all selected by the sub
scriber, are believed 10 be such as will do good
service. So those who wish 10 purchase GOOD
Boots aad Shoes, or CHEAP Boots and Shoes,
or Boots and Shoes Of any kind, are requested
TO call on the subscriber.
WIN. II. BROWN.
January Is. So