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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-13


y consequence of the increased demand for TRuFANT
base attempts have been made, and max
obtained LETTERS PATENT three since, both for
preparation and name and all persons hereby
toned infringing upon his right guaranteed hy said
Patent under the penalties of the Law. Remcn
be tie penalty lies against seller well the maker
Of the Article Ncver' buy unless in has the orittes,
nind-,rrtten signature Of the inventor. The ointment is
in tin boxes with the letters ''W B. TRuFANT, PATENT,
BATH ME-" stanpt the all others must be false.
That above medicine worthy Of condolences is evident
from the Notwithstanding its opposton more than
EIGHT TIL OUSAND
packages have been sold within short tme giving very gen
era satisfaction where faithfully applied. In fact the
tnua and almost daily instances Of its success which have
occurred this and other States usties the proprietor in
subnngi with increased confidence To the public gener
ally This remedy is recommended, in addition TO SALT
RIIEJJM, as good for RING WORM-SCAi.D HEAD
SIIlNGLES-IE PROST ---PIL Observation-Disclosures
and espeeiaiig so for the JACKSON BARRIERS ITCH.
As man heir umors of thousand names, the ointment it.
self frequently used with entire Price 50cts. The
internal applicant ~. composed Of twelve different ngre
dents entirely vegetable, and is esteemed highly as safe
aed wholesome drink for generally particularly III
the spring season, Price 50 cts. Numerous certificates nom
physicas cergymen and other professional
men, this and other States in possession o. te pro
prietr which might be suhoned if necessary WORD 10
the wise sufficient. For sale the store Of te soserreI
wholesale aud RETAIL and at the BATH BoOh sIOfet--7
In Brunswick by Webb and Bal-WscaSs,t ny EanIina
~ 49," = " IN TRUFANr, sole proprietor.
Bath, Me, 1S4i ut
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-13

GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
- virtue License from the judge Of prnhate for lin
ID coin County, will sell at private SALE at my dwell
ing hon 50 in bath on Monday, the second day of February
next at 10 o'clock 4. NJ undivided sixth part OF cor
tain Lot or Land in BATH occupied by Stable built by
the stage Company being right Of Hiram H. Pelngi
a minor son Of " iilam Pettingil deceased.
SARAH PETTINGIII,
guardian to II. IL. PETrfNGILL.
Bath Dec. "a, 1871. 5w:sA0
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FASHIONABLE FURs!
HfTS, C.8PS, BOOTS, SHOES, Yc.. &c.
DAVIS IATG1{

HAVING fist rptarncd
from New York and l}ns-
ton, is prepared 10 offer to
his friends aud customers.
Il superior assortment Of
Ithe lltest and most fash
ionahle sly les of FlRS,
HATS, GAPS, BOOTS,
SHOES sc. among which
may be found the follow
ing, viz:
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-13
DIED.

In this town, Thursday last, Lcuis daughter of Mr..
George MITCHELL aged 2yearS and months-Also Jan. h
George Franklnaged years and months and the 18th
Joseph p aged years and 10 MONTHS child rem of George
MitrhnIl.
In Wiscasset Friday last, Capt Isaac Lincoln aged
about 90.
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NEW GOODS D. CHEaPH

IT NO HdTeyS bt0cH Nfdd q NNgu"uFUl I''J ''I1I,
Front Street,
JAMES OLIVER has Just received and is now opening an
excellent assortment of DRY GOODS, consisting In
par of Broad Cloths Cassmees, Satinetts Nestngs, Tick
ing Drings Striped Shirtngs, Diapers, Crash tlnnnes
Apines Canbeteens, Alpaccas English and American
Prints Lace, Beagc, Hosiery Gloves aud many other ar
tices suitable for the season.
AI,oA fresh stock of Groceries, Crock and Glass
Ware all of which win be sold Caedp far Cash Please cal
and
Nov 4th, lS4l isow32
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-13

Pr IGSs ED HAYt
40 TONS of superior Pressed Hay, at the Store on Kings
~ Wharf for sale by the Subscriber
Application may be made to Richard Holland ut his store
if the Subscriber should be absent
JEFFERSON, Js.
p,tb Dec 40 lgAI tfl0
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-13

ALR-TIGAT STOVES.
by w, Y. Z. o. MOSES, .4IR TIGHT STOPES, war
D rented superior every other Stove in economy
and expense. oW5i.-
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6cs9\
TeleSraph's Marine Hist. s12siAhs.:
PORT OF BATH.

Arrived.
Jan. l0th Brig Charles, sylvester, n York
Cleared.
Jan. 9Th, Brig Charles rha:nas, Doughty for Cuba.
9tli, Sohr New England, Pnkam, Boston.
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PAUPER NOTICE.
LII persons hereby cautioned and forbid harborIng
N or trusting WILLIAM OLIVER, Of Georgetown,
County of Lincoln, pauper having settlement IN TINS
ample provision being mad for his support in said
town. BENJAMIN SWEi l. CAdrman oseo'me"
Orrseers Poort Georgetown.
c.eoyoetovp Dee Of 1911 3w40.
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BRo1yN,s PENCIL IsAsTE:

xxrIIJIAM BROWN Chemist, 4sl washington ST., Dos
w ton, has recently HVen'gu un M ao a. aa.;s
c,ctinn No family that has stoves aud CRATES should DC
.,1, - ", +, cnn be used thout making so mum dust
W. th etbod and keeps polish much longer in every
way is much better than the British or A Am, s'
r rom ~, rN' For sale by b. WOOD Central Wharf l35)
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COLLECTORS NOTICE-B87n

NOTICE is hereby given the residents non-resi-
dents propretors and of land and other
Bile property in the town of Bath, in the County of Lincoln
and State of Mane that the same are taxed in bills
ted to me for the 1884, 49, 80 37, s '39 and 40,
and remain unpaid as follows, viz
NdhaeS. Description.
of
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-13

lust RECEIVED, few Cases fashionable
NEW YORK HATS, by OWEN BROTHER
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Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C.,
Il. A. DONNELL,

: Rogers Brick Block, Front Street.
HAS just received in addition to his
former stock a NEW ASSORTMENT
of Fashionable Boots and Shoes, Hats,
Caps, &c, &C., suitable for the season,
gmunU which are
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-13

DAVID q. MAGOUN,
HODGRLN"S WHARF
uOn IIIDS prime retailing MOLASSES.
HUI 100 Bbls Mess No. and prime BEEF.
10 half Bbls Family Mess BEEF
50 Bis Clear, Mess q prime PORK.
40 Kegs LARD.
10 Casks Winter and Spring Ola
800 bags fine SALT.
300 Ibls Genessee FLOUR
Russia and Imperial DUCK.
Plymouth Cordage, &c, &C., &c.
Allwhich icil be sold oery ior.
Bath, May 10, leil. w.
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NEW BEEF.
ma ESS No. and Prime Beef-now packing and for sale
NH bv j. & J. ROBINSON.
Roth Oct 90 f3l.
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SuERMAN'S COUGH LOZENGEs.
The best Couh Medicine se md rW cure oil ordinary case
Hdtcr h0Bes.
- EVER Al hundred certificates have been given of hel
- wonderful virtues They no humbne, and no nc
ous exaggerated certificates are given 1he whoie hed
ca Faculty cannot compound better or safer article
For snle hy f. WOOD, central wharf.
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GENESTEF FLOUR.
,SO Bills Gen Flour from New Wheat of prime
ZOU % Halfdo. quality from N. York-Just received
and for sale by (3) CHA'S CLAPP, Jr Stanifords WIFE
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1842-01-13

C,OMEWHERE on Washington Street, on Saturday even
y inc last Whoever will return tho to the Store
of w. " l. o. MOSES shalt be suitably rewarded
Bath Jan. 9Th 1871. o"ai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05
The Division OF Orange
County.

In pursuance Of previous notice, a larp
and respectable meeting Of the citizens q
Orange convened at the High Falls, o,
Saturday the Goth of April, TO conside
the subject Of dividing the county. Til,
Hon. VIM. Montgomery was called on Il
preside over the deliberations of the meet
ing, and Col. William Shaw, DR.. Juliu:
l,rackcn and Giles Mebane, esq. were an
pointed secretaries. The Chairman no
minated Col. Jesse Cant, Gen. BENJAMIN
Trolingur, John Holt, and John I'rolin.
ger, esqrs. as committee TO prepare and
report measures 10 be considered and
adopted by the meeting.
On motion, Jonathan CAM, esq. and
Col. Joseph Holt, delegates from meet.
ing held on the same subiec, at Daniel
Albrighfs, esq. and Major John Fogle-
man and Col. William Patterson, dele.
gates from a similar meeting held at An.
drew Albright's, esq. were added to the
committee.
This committee, through their chair.
nlan John Holt, esq. reported the pream-
BILE and resolutions which follow:
Whereas the members Of the Lcsisla.
lure before the last from Orange, pledged
themselves, while candidates before the
people, 10 use (if elected) their influence
to divide the county, and The division has
not been yet made; and whereas other
portions Of the state, laboring under SINH
lar but no greater grievances than ours,
have been relieved by the Legislature. and
have had justice granted to them; there
fore,
|. Resolved, That we renew aud con-
time our petitions for relief, until our
grievances are redressed by central di-
vision Of Orange county.
2. Resolved, That while we admit the
old court house OF the county TO be in a
bad condition, vet inasmuch as our pock>
cts are in much worse state. we regard
the late attempt to tax the people ten
dollars to build new court
house as uniustifiable, and il successful
would have been oppressive on the peo>
pie: and that we solemnly protest against
any increase Of burthens and taxes at this
lime, and appeal to those who exercise
The taxing power Of the county not to
louhle our taxes when The means of pays
nent are diminishing continually. /
}. Resolved, That we solemnly appeal
o every voter in 0,ange county, whether
n the east, the west, or the centre Of the |
county in sight Of the court house, and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

IL A eonsenti0n Of die members
'of ths diaercnf Temperance Societies
throughout he -cozniy viii Be held IN
this pace en- The seroad Saturday IN hoy
ns<f, FOR ihe purpose Of organizing 4.
County Society. whi@h shall become avn
Hilary 10 the State Temperance soeisiy.
and Tor agreeing upon scme general prin-
eipies upon which the different Tempe-
rance Societies may ael efficiently and in
concert.
April 30 ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

Free Negroes in INississippi.-By an
act which was passed at the last session
Of the Mississippi legislature. every JUS
lice in the state is authorized. al the re-
qucs. Of free-holder, to cause every free
negro to give security in the sum of one
hunhred dollars for his good behavior. or
to commi. him to Jail. aud after public no.
tice, the sheriff Of the county shall cell
him. Every negro is forbidden to enter
the stale; and il one such 10 found having
emigrated intp the state under any pre-
tence whatever. any white citizen may
cause him to be punished BY the sheriff
with thirty nine lashes; and if he does
not Immediately thereafter remove. he
IS TO DO sold. Any white person Who
brings free negro into the state is liable
10 fine not exceeding. for the 6rst Of
fence. Eve hundred, aud for the second.
one thousand dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

HILLsnoRoUcH LITERARY ASSOCIATION
"A Lecture was delivered before this As.
sociaiion on Friday evening last, by the
Rev. HoBEHT BURwELL. I, was address
ed TO young men. and was highly pracii-
cal IN is character. We hope those who
heard him will be induced to form their
lives after the precepis given. and indeed
become "liying pillars in The state, and
in the temple Of our God"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

EIGESD GROUSE.
WING MEETING.

On Saturday last. ssreeabIy 70 previou
noiiee. number Of Wings Of he low
district mel n die court house ID HILLSIDE
rough. Major Samuel strayhorn wa
called % the chair. and Dennis Hear, an
pointed secretary.
On motion, the following persons wer
appointed as delegates 20 the Count,
Convention, 10 be held on Friday Of Ma,
Court. viz:
merry Whitfield, Hugh WaddeII,
9aines raueet, Stephen Moore,
caileti Campbell. ID. K. Sandwich.
DAVID hart, George Laws,
VIM. M.Cauley, John w. Norwood.
1ohn sirayhon, DIR. James s. Smith,
AnuieW borland, Dennis Heart,
Z. n. Mangum, Lemuel Lynch.
Dr' ". r. Long, Levin Carmichael,
Df. w Norwood, VIM. Chambers,
James Msbsne. jr., Richard Tapp,
John Turner, Joseph Laita.
DR.. +. Smith,
On motion, DR.. James s. Smith, and
Hugh Waddell and P. II. Mangum. esQrs.
were appointed a committee 10 correspond
with Governor Morehead, and invite his
attendance here on Friday Of May Court,
10 address tlIc people Of Orange.
On motion. ordered, that The proceed
ngs Of this meeting be published in The
Hillsborough Recorder.
SAMUEL STRAYEIuRN, can.
DENNIS HEARrr, See'y.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

lPoEFJsl - nssrlg 81 msssseIs5 81 ib,
nsiirss ia e iAsufgrH uzfraurd 81 3
0ns 81 he Pfiacss q ne rauaiSy. Tn
English Anbssssdar. SIR w. alrKnurh.
ION. bed BEEN previously ssssssinslel
The lsdks % de efzicers sers leld =
hossgss. Afshsnislsn 10 siasssd BE-
tween Penis and Hinfosfzr. 1ks Bril-
ish have become i.ssfssd 81 war 10 rhsl
country By interfering in ne esansls q
The Nsuse Princes.
Conmsreisl a6sin IN Enelsnd. loak
faiher btiisr ihan hey did . . HE ago. 81.
ihoagh trade N ihs manufacturing dislrisss
eon.isses 10 . depressed STATE couen
wss dull. and low qualities had declined
The Hing Of France Is said 20 be lsbor.
ing under he dfopsy.
There had been q conspiracy against
The gosefnment Of Belgium.
The feeling 10 Great BIitsin towards
his eosniry, is evidently more pacific
han loE some time past
Wilmington CLron.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05
FOREIGN NEWS

BY the arrival Of the Steam Ships
Great Western al New York, aud Bri,
'anla al Boston, adsices from Europe to
the 9TH inst. are received in this country.
IL appears that the English arms have
met wEh sad disasters 10 the East. In
January. an army Of eight or len thousand
men Operating in Aifghaaislan, was over.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

We are indebted 70 ihe Hon. Kenneth
RayneF for very interesting repor, Of The
committee on manufactures, in relation 10
a tariff Of duties. and domestic manufac-
lures; and also TO the Hon. VIM. A. Ora
ham for sundry papers and documents:
for which they will please accept our ac-
acknowledgements.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05
Weekly Almanac.
Notice.

A MOTION will be made befarc the Juss ccs
Of the Peace 81 he May Term Of our Cont
Of Please and Quarter Sessions. on Thnrsday,
that the Sheriff be instructed 10 open the polls
al the August election and 20 take the sense
ci the people upon the question OF the Division
of0rsnge County. II 10 hoped, therefore, that
There will bea full bench of Justices present
THIS seems to be she wish Of a large portionof
the people Of The county.
May Z. aa-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05
WING County Conventions.

H. Agreeably % thc resolution adopt
ed at the Wing meeting ON the
2sd Of November last, The Wing Conven-
ton win meet in HilIsbOrough on FR,Dxr
Of May Court the 27ih.) for the purpose
Of selecting candidates 10 be run on the
Wing ticket for the next General Assem-
bly,. Those districts in which delegates
have not been appointed. are earnestly
requested TO hold meetings and make such
before that time, that FUN
expression Of the sense Of the party may
be had on that occasion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

Ia Wing Meeting viii be held al
Capt. Joseph G. Bsron's, on Saturday
the I4th Of May next, for ihe purpose Of
appointing delegates TO the Wing Conven-
lion to be held at May Court. The CHI
zens generally are requested 10 attend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05
Last Notice.

ALI. persons indtb,e,l 10 o. F. LONG
IL CO., are earnestly requested 10
come forward and make Immediate pay :
meu.. between this and May Cour,.
Those who fail 10 attend TO This, msy
expec, 10 be waited npoa by an uflic.r
withent any ercption.
y. +. LONG g.. co.
April A. IS
Rf.7N k.N far e,.lo ~ RS. mr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

4 eAANASS 8ILDANL4s
81 81 The Rdeigh Standard Is request
ed 10 publish The shove remarks with IN
proceedings Of the meeting.
y CONGRESS- In the Senate. O
Monday, April IS, petitions were pre-
scented from various sections Of de coun
try, asking such revision Of the tariG a
VIII afford adequate revenue. and ineiden
tai protection 10 the domestic industry o
the country.
The bill TO provide for claims arisin.
under she l4ih and I9.h articles or Ii,
treaty Of Dancing Rabbit creek. was de,
baied al some length, and then recommit
ted 70 the committee on Indian affairs.
On Tuesday, after The PRESERVATION d
petitions. and reports from committees,
The bill TO provide farther remedial jus.
tee in the courts Of The United States,
was taken up, and Mr.. Berrien addressed
the Senate at considerable length, in ex-
PLANTATION and support Of the objects Of
the bill. Mr.. Choaie offered one or two
amendments, when the farther considera-
ton Of The bill was postponed until Fri.
day.
On Wednesday, Mr.. Allen made an
effort TO call up resolution submitted by
him some days previous, calling on the
President for such information as had
been brought to his notice connected with
the present state Of affairs in Rhode ISL
and; but the motion was negaliyed-yeas
Is. nays 20.
The Senate then proceeded to the con-
sideraiion Of private bills.
In the House Of Representatives, on
Monday, April q. on motion OF Mr..
Stanly, the bill heretofore reported from
the committee on commerce, to prevent
The transportation Of passengers or letters
coasiwise by foreign ships or vessels, was
taken up. The committee Of the whole,
to whom the bill had been referred, was
discharged from its farther consideration,
and die bill was taken up in the house;
and Che question being on ordering the
bill 70 third reading, debate Of some
length occurred, after which il was post
poned until Thursday.
The apportionment bill was then taken
up, in committee ofshe whole, and de-
bate occurred, the object Of which was to
strike out tiO,5OO as the ratio Of represea.
tation, and insert smaller number; but
no decision was made when the commits
tee rose.
On Tuesday, The apporiionment bill
was again taken up in committee OF the !
whole. After considerable discussion, the
amendment as proposed by Mr.. Briggs
and 5O,l79 was inserted-yeas
DO, nays 50.
Mr.. Halsted, by instruction of the CON-
nittec on elections. submitted an amend
nent, requiring the elections in all the
states TO be by districts. Upon this a.
debate arose, which was con-
inued until the house adjourned.
On Wednesday, the Hon. Anderson
(member elect from the state of
North carolina, vice Lewis Williams,
leceased,) appeared, was qualified, and
ook his seat.
The apportionment bill was again TAX
n up for consideration in committee of
Whole, and the debate was continued on
he amendment requiring the elections in
II the states to be by districts. 4;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05
Notice.

4 IT, persons ind, bted 10 The subscriber, are
earnestly requested 10 call and settle their
dues Immediately
LEaIUEL LYNCH.
May 1. sa-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

| lf, EMUEL LYNCH has the plea sure !, an.
nounciBg TO bis friends and the public ee.
neraly, that he has received from Philadelphia
a neat assortment Of JEWELLERY, consist.
ing in part Of
Gold and Silver Lever Watches, and
plain Verge Watches.
Gold guard and fob Keys.
Fine Guild Rings,
Breast Pms and Earrings,
Silver Pencils. and Leads to suit,
Silver Thimbles, @
Gold Hearts and Crosses,
rich assortment OF Silver and Steel
Speclacles, 10 suii all ages.
Silver Table and Tea Spoons.
Salt Spoons. and -Bu,ter Knives,
Rogers superior knives and Scissors,
Silver Ear and Tooth Picks,
Money Purses, aud Tooth Brushes,
Gold Shirt Buttons. .-
Steel aud Gilt W slch Keys and Chains,
Silk-Braid, and Elastic Guards for
Watches,
Gold Barrel I.ockels,
Coral. Guilt Lockets, ~+-..
a. Watches aud Clocks OF al descriptions
cleaned aud Impaired ia his ACCUSTOMED supe.
Nor style.
May 4. . S2-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

maiion II uhieh he va led. a large -
sfIabisge On he eay suerecding BIS dealh.
gathered from many mics aEssRd ard
uniird IN lhe funeral sOlenaifies: lkus. -
hey esiefmed and respected kin in liles
mourning his dealh and Fevsrrasing his
memory. A.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

ngEi August elssiiohs DE resolution aIop.
ed =. ne High Fails may plaae ! eandi.
dale N ms dilemma: He comes on pied
gel ~ advance for division 0f llue eoaa.
y, and 8 elecied. The vote Of she pee
pc has been taken on he subject. and !
majority i against him upon the question.
What - be 10 do, II he Hon. chairman
Of The neeling. and those who sgree viii
bun. are 70 establish heir 5oesriaess WHY
he must obey The resolution passed Il he
High falls. and SET a defiance she viii
Of NE majority and The night OF inslrne-
iion. The undersigned protests against
Ne recognition Of such principle.
GILES MEBANE.
- The Raleigh Standard Is request
Cd 10 publish the shove remarks with the
proceedings Of the meeting.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

.7.s, P'F'". '''R'i ''FEsa' a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-05-05

Ior sale al this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-08-26
SAMUEL PUTNpy

AXES This erpoInaiy ofsnaoaacsnr 10 his oil fsais
The public atfse tina, ne hss taken the store. one doc,
" hossfs Hubbard. Gardner Co., and nearl, oppo-
WIN hhehelt-, Esq'L Jeweiry Sore, on Main sireei.
en- he has hnedup and extended back about iory feet
ne purpose Of commencing his old Business In which
IA been engaged for the last twenty years. ard hopes
'et attention. 10 share the patronage heretofore Le
vel ON him. We will be very sad TO s,e an VI. ola
oners, aud the pnsi.e generally. assurax ihea, ,h.,
ons eSPeii"aee Ia IN. business sn his prssou, fae,l
ave him superior advantages Ia eb,alnios ffom the
Il eccbfatei insinficturerS In PHILADELPHIA ani elas-
Fac, Goods OF superior qualify and of,he aie-, style
eh he VIII sell. BY wholesa,c aud retail ut such price,
annct tio please -roriienariy those SHyfss for cash
sock whibe entirely new. aud embrace every variety
aides, cenilemen's. Msscs, Boya' aud Childrcn's
Ia, Shoes and slippers; Travelling Trunlr, Carpe,
., Shoe Brushes, Backing, &e.
he above win he hero and opened by tho 10Th or ,5,h
"p'enbef, when he will be very happy TO wait on those
may wan, 0oo'sin his line. respectfully ask cain
p country merchants. To examine my stoek before
buy, for sm determined to cell Goods lower. for
:, than they have been here for a long time.
b l2n sAN.I pltrScv
, The Danyillc Reporter and Iynei,burs virrinlan
please cory the above, weekly, until the lat Ncyem.
and send thsif accounts TO this oaicc.