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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

The New York Courier states that thu
amount Of specie exported from tia, city
to Europe ibis { Ii, cemparstiyely smalI.
No silver has been shipped 10 Engl,nd.
and that taken r. France I'LL Mt Tar tx
coed 100000 will 60 by the mex packet.
The premium on silver has therefore de-.
cIined cons. dersbly. -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

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Ihs sspill e he Unilsd s s'ss Fon's =
hvwhsrssS 90 lss hsissl ~ shsy asis
!. .olins or gscksaa's shsn flsesisf ct-
|l-sssss % ne Sits Assenhly. % spmf-
thlas Ahirh nobs ~ pslrni esneeFsis
reuld dsesn sE Tina shew. iasi he ca
um,,. lks I.neaforos hsss Il slns ta.fciii-
rolcs sffAs Pespls. las ; pithy con-
meat upon ne ss.iamss 81 professions
tas, make, a. vel ~ up..a he sirisnus
iadisuauon saprssssd y shat ihsy are
nssrssd "a can lie : WhsE foaleEles q
$50" Oasida Igkig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02
MR.. CLAY AND col. JOHNSON.

In the memoir IL Col. Johnson. lately
published, says The Oslego RepSblran.
he ray, The following eloquent tribuis 10
the character Of The Wing candidate. Dir
Clay. IL should sileEee. forever, The
mounting. small beer polilIcisns. who de-
light TO talk Of ME-. clsy's "barss'n aud
intrigue" with Mr.. Adams IN 1924.
From bis earliest pol.uesl career he
had been associated siih ME-. clay. IRON
The same STATE. and Tor many ysars The
representative Of The adjninlng district.
For the last eighteen years they have
bath been conspicuous 10 opposite ranks.
Il has Er ,hat length Of lime been the
interest Of ons 10 dsiesi the other. Bu'
under no circumstances could he svsT
be induced to utter sentence 10 the de-.
uirnsut OF Mr. e. % q einztn. . gen,le-
nan. q man Of honor. Of talents and oil
integrity. AL his opposition TO hin u
pUlHIcal. AZ man. lie esteemed him;
40 an ulJ Trend, he loves him; aud in bis
hcnnr, he strongly rop6drs. lfMr. Clay
were the suhjeel oil this sketch, jUsi'e'
would require the same tribute Of Isspec
10 his msgusnimisy and id.lny.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

RARE ylsIr.-On Wednesday last
Tssys The Portsmouth, Journal ssrahge
au,m.l Nth ls about Of water somewhat
rsss milling > horses bul lnlls shorter.
was discovered in our river brtsesn
Portsmouth, and Pises,squa bridges.
Mes.rs. W,llIsm and Joseph llunusss
went in pursuit Of II. and fr.d ii is sever
al unss without apparent elect. There
day morning he wa. asain discovered, g.
bout 3 nile below Pi.esisqva bridge
After being fred al several tunes, the
animal, moaning lopily, made for the
shore, when be was captured. II was
luund 10 be one Of the largest SIZE ha'
seals. the riiulina or sea csr. Il Vas 8
feet Z inches in hngh. g'r'h 5 hel 0
incbes, and weighed sb..u, GOO Ibs. Tbs
general length Of this species full gown
is r. m fse to elk feet.
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LEARY < Co.-GENTL EMEN's HATS.
FASHIONS For Autumn 1913.

At the urgent solicitations OF many OF from
distant parts of the Union shall introduce at
our sales beautiful style of Geuiiesaens hats
for the coming order accommodate ei as also
the visiting the city who may leave
here PRIOR the dale Sept when has been orr custom
liz former years effect the Autumn change OF rashioh
LEARY * co, Hatters. No. ( and AstoI House
OurCTRCULAR OF FASHIONS, coetainins drawings
dimensions and other Illustrations, vii be forwarded By mail
to those who request it, and who address US post PAID.
New York Aug.lo. 1913. s=o'
~ Rird-P1yr AID NAsslu-srREETs.-Th new style
Of entemen Hats the ensuing season are now ready Tor
inspection AID sale at the store OF se SUBSCRIBER corT e
and Nassau-sts. - WIS linz
~ GentIcmen's Hats. OF the pattern Tor Au:nnn
100 Ill, At SPENC ER'S Hat Ware Rooms, No. G.
Ctree, from this date. August 26th inclusive. a2G2w
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the arrived We hear of no New Orleans selling.
There are about 200 bbs shoat Southern is still per
fecty quiet and nominal at So Sales 400 bbls Brandy
vine, atoat So for the Yves, Indies and South America
Rye Flour still lower and more plenty We notice saes
800 bbls. North River at cay jersey Meal STA
Sales 200 bbs at he latter prlce Bandvwine o3!; hhds
10 5o nomaa Sales 5000 bushels Ship Stuffs Sc and
Shorts at &c.
GRAIN.-A sale OF 200 bushels uew Geassee Wheat,
the British Provinces has been made on private terms,
aad 800 do Virginia at Csc There great deal offer
previously large has been increased By farther arrivals We
notice only sales 600 bushels North River at SIC measure,
for the East Rye having receded the sales hare been
considerable extent $500 bushels at 6o!c delivered and
5000 TO 600 do at 20 6lc in the slip Oats quote 70
j: &c, with moderate d. m nd and good stock
Nhishi Tie arrivals are large, 400 bbis, and
the inquiry is light About 20 Ohio State Prison bbls sold
al .itc. Drudge is IN limited demand at a3c.
HAY.-The market is as before auoted-40 4jc, but,
there are no farther sales for shipment The supply good
SAL Soda sale Of tons have been made At &c,
sEEDS.-There Is a fair demand for Timothy and Clo
yer, and the stocks have become reduced We sale
Of 81 bbs Timothy SIS per fierce and very prime
SIS. About 100 bb free Clover have been taken
Sales loo terce FlaXseod al as for crushing showing an
improvement Of 25c
LEAD-The market is rather rmer aud we notice sales
400 pigs at some hing BETTE than 20, cash.
FlSH-Tere have beeo farther arrivals 300 400 bb!s,
Of Mackere but the sales have only about 100 bbl al
s75a 1915 fo' Nos. and !. Nothing doing in Dry Cod
We quote IS sly
hUf Is ril1eT urn To-Day! anu
could b. had al The close 2 Sales 200 bbs were
made that rate, and 800 do. at 10 ls3. Mess nominal at
II %. We hear Of sales The operation in Dutchess
County Pork reported Yesterday which should have been
Prime instead Of Mess has been annulled aud sale made
instead 200 bbls Dutchess County 10 12 and 300 do
10 80 al deliverable the 10Th Of December There IS
but retail inquiry for Beef Sales 80 bbs City Mess at
%; Prime 10 -. The demand for Lard for eyPor;
continues good We sales 100 bbs &C. The sales
81 &C. Cheese is selling freely so casks Vermont
brought .;c boxes worth 5!c Butter light de-
mand excepting Grease which is wanted at s. &C. and
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Death OF HAHNEMANN.-At an ad journcd meet
ing Of the New York Homeopathic Society, held
August 2lst, l543, at 496 Broadway, to take into
consideration the subject of making arrangements
t6hold a festival in commemoration of the death
Oitheiilustrious Hahnemann. The President, WIN.
BRYANT, Esq. being absent Dr.. Sheriff. elected
President pro tenn, and Dr.. j. + Gray appointed Secre
aVWo tenn Several committees made reports, and
luton was passed to appon: lay gentlemen members
sacommittee to unite with the medical committee
men who had been appointed previous meeting 10 make
engagements Tor holding said festival: VIM Bryant ESQ.,
his Honor the Mayor L. Lynch Esq, Judge Scott, Gen
Ialmadge, D. Felt ESQ., and ]. w. Edmonds, Esq, were
chosen On the 4h Of Sept the n Y Homeopathic Society
nsin 1876 Btoadway-wheu Dr. Sheriff. called to the
VsT and Dr. Gray acted Secretary After transac'ng
Hh business presented relation to the intended
public manifestation in regard to Hahnemann, the Society
'Omed to the 9ad September the day Of the Anniversary
MEETING of the socie,ywhen it is expected that Dr. Gray
'how appointed by committee for tina; purpose, will de-
e Euogum the character and services of the Illus
aNUs Hahnemann the founder Of the Homeopathic System
4 MEMBER
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MARRIED..

On Monday evening 18th INST, by the Rev. Joseph L.
Price William Pitt Annette T., daughter OF Daniel Burt
nett, Esq, all Of this city
At Kinderhook, on Wednesday morning. by the Rev. a.
~ Ke Edward Field, of y. Y, to Helen F. Kittle OF
the former place.
Attic Baptist Church, Morrisvile, y Y, on the - tn
ul, bv the Rev Nh Putnam Rev f. B. Cross, Of George
town to Miss Julia Ann Putnam daughter of the officiating
clergyman Mr. Cross and lady are appointed on mission
Al Hartford CT. on Monday evening, 4,h INST in the
Centre Church. by the Rev. Dr.. HAYES, Rev Henry John
Van Lennep Smyrna Missionary Of the American Board
10 Miss Mary Elizabeth Halves, only daughter OF the Rev
Joel HAYES D. D.
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y
of Beauty. for e1ternnatius ran, p,mprs saiiowneSs
cIes moew and allcntanecu .ruptons reaizias deli
cate neck hand and sad ecnga blooming JavsE-
lie appearance hanishng wrinkles when present and ievenuns
hs formation of ,hem So thorough the pornetors con-
ycon OF the united Efficacy and innocence OF this preparation
Ia accom,hin. every thing promised thu, be Will ran the
purchase Ioey 20 Dissatisfied customer. To be found
M where else y York Brooklyn bu; g. WaSes:i
door from the corner OF Broadway. 81 Inns
~ Gouraud's Poudrc Subtitle, viii complete
Is and p.naneutiy eradicate superuous human hair from
n,s upper lips the hal. conceaiing broad and elevated
forehead r stubborn beard of any kind OF saPertln
Gus Ee the genuine al the original ONCE o.
" ,Ikc--s:Iset one door from Broadway.
ST par bottie-Direc,ions French AID English.
Asents-GuthIie Maiden lane, Albany; Myers, New,
H.Yrn Brown rs CheSuut.sireet, Philadelphia: Jordan,
Mlktreet Boston Gray, Poughkeepsie; Green Worcester
Carleton, Lowell.
mistake. sn6 lmiSN
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Misunderstanding r.pro,esfo for The Tribune.

thursday
ASHE She market very active, the sales to-day
reaching only 80 bbs Pos 1t $40 with few fsfe'e
an. Some holders s, firm the latter rate
OF Pearls l5o bbls which appears 10 Ve
settled IL the ma ktt
CoFToN.-The speculative spirit sill continues, aad
large operations made anticipation of moderate crop
and the sdvices Of still farther mpoy, The oisI
side The sales to-day reach 500 bales very full raeS
Prices gradually stifeing OF the sales All en-
parcel Of 900 bales and believe nearly all the opera
iiogS speculation.
FLOUR AND AiEAL.-The marke, still contnuesin 3
somewhat unsettled state ard buyers do disposed
buy largely The receipts considerable aud guam
tity afea this morning about 1900 ob Large re-
generally ask SCI g.! For Genesee and
At So No doubt demand of any Considerable amount
would be supplied at the lower price. Ohio and Michigan
are scarce comparatively and rus be quoted equal
,,it Ceneste; r, least hear Of sales lower sale
T 600 bbs or expert made contingent upon getting
freight small lo of Troy brought 6al, and 500 bbls
do sold at So These prices show decline of SIZE
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ANOTHER WORK BY MRS. ELLIS.
Two new Romaaces ic1
q n 4 SHILLING
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AND
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Price 24 cents 10 copies by mail for ST. The usual dis
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Practice By Andrew GEe Md FRS Sc illustrated with
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II bound In leather Price s., or vols price $ So
Dr. uIes Dictionary. oil which ths American edition Is
now completed surendous proof opr-evenS aSsidnity
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$ s;is D. AfFLEToN & co Publishers, 200 BTcadway
cleaf the WAY Jus paPlishsd ,esoppIe,e
his Man N ,rk Antony o'Toole BY WIN II. Maxwell, Esq
onevo OF 2 aSeS with plates; priceo cents IN boards
MAXWELL the vii known author Of Stories of Waterloo,
Wild Sports OF thu West, Sc has compred this work
He has succeeded IN awakening inconsdebe amount Of
interest "a . reTson..es introduced The Characters
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for fun anG hshliHs, ar all drawn from The ll!e
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BRIGHTON ETARKET-sep,.

Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser and Patrotl
At market GOO Beef Cattle, 100 Stores, 30 Cows and
Calves. $500 Sheep, and 700 Swine.
PR1crs-Beef Cattls.-A very small number Of extra 1T
50 IS; First quality - l5o second quality 3 -
25; third quality So 50.
Stores--Saes sufficient to establish prices.
Cows and Calves-Saes a, sl3, Is, 10 % "a.
Sheep--S Sale quick: !ots Were sold from 75c 10 So
Wethers 80. g. -; very nice lot, 20 ship, So.
S,yine-Lcts of Shoas peddlo l3c for Sows AID
Cor Barrows A lot OF old Hogs 4; age At retail from
10 &c.
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DI ED.
son of David End Henrietta Bunce aged

Yesterday David son of David End Henrietta Bunce aged
4, Pine Plains, Duchess county, n. Y, Tuesday
ing 9TH ins Mrs Rachel Bostwick, wife OF B"ni r. Bost
wick in tie Slst year Of her age
AT New Haven Conn the 4h inst. of typhas fever
Franklin Hurbut, formerly Of Charlotte, VT aged 3D.
Ga Monday the 4th inst, Berkeley Springs Va where
she had gone for the benefit Of her health Mrs Margaret Ca
" Warrington, of Commodore Lewis Warrington
OF the L. 5. Navy
Al Huntington l. l. Wednesday. the 9th INST in the
7oh year Oh his Henry Eggleso formerly OF the CITY oil
A, Norwich Conn, the 9th inst, of consumption
James P. Richards
AZ Biakey Ala on the 26i Ang the residence OF his
cousin John Bartlett Jr, Edward Bartlett OF Mobile, IN
the old year of his age
the firm Of Sha, Gray, A. The deceased native Of
Portsmouth, ~ H. and for many years ship master
from the Sandwich Islands.
Passengers arrived
In the packet ship United States, from Liyerpoo-Nrs
Brt,on, Ms Miller, Master HenchleT Miss Rogers-llo
steeraCe.
In the ship Splendid from Havre--t Berg, Ne'rc0mb'
and in The
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The removal of suffering has been the object Pin.
IN every age Of the world bar .he true pr'ncl!eS
SiaS disease progressed but slowly for many thouS5nd
@ owing &c the limited means OF acquiring knowledge; but
woe ne introduction OF the printing press and steam engine
Sn literally be said gt has dawned upon the world
~ ne man Of the nineteenth century possesses advantages
h Ills fathers cld. ia tins general dHson o KNOW
@ eTedies have been sought after and discovered IN me
si0:e oaSe OF the vegetable creation exactly calcaa-
combine with neutal,ze and diSrei the subtle poison
sa aiqses itself throughput the general system and pros
nan IN the dust. StndS SarSaparlllS purely vesGt;-
EaIation, has been thoroughly tested IN variety OF di
and Is from experience knownto BE- safe aud eiecn9i
R, Seala Head Eczema Rheumatism pit3tion of TIE
~ and other diseases originating impure or depraved
lie blood or eIansemsnt OF the digestive organs The
ns Are daily receiving written testimonials. rin.
ss details OF It's extraordinary virtues; original mans
,h o. yarou, Certificates Letter of the Clergy MagS
.sty received aud viii cheeyuliy b. esh hited on app'i-
.a Facts are recorded sufficiently clear and Co. vncg
he most incredulous OF the real merits al this inva
Conclusive evidence superior value and efcacy
snlnheste< uuh he'd in this and other city papers.
e and sold wholesale and retail aud for error,ariot
en-. SANDS co, Druggists, tGrsni,e Buildings,
SosFA B. s. d. SANDS. 70 Fulton.street aud II East
G corner OF Marketstreet Price 81 bottle; SIX
@ Tor S. Original documents NAV been at s,or.
~ Bilious Remircnt and other Fevers generally begin
- AWNING, stretching pain IN the bones, aneuor. cid
4 about the region OF the stomach and other ur-
ansh,s lnGisn Vegetable Pills arc one of the best med
NE world for the OF levers eecau'e they pure
nalady incident 10 mau.
se Of yers from iour 10 cish, said Indian Vege;A
rs should be tskea every night, if the SYMPTOMS are
rs siebt and morning.
up sisa ifproperiy crrird out will in short time sub
@ most violent attack OF erers; a; he same time me
Ne organs s. be restored 10 he7ty tone aud Sfs
s2hnpeeiy purified that fever as well y sH'Fy ONE
MI h driyeu lron The body aai health aud Tor
s.ssisen u the whole frame
ssae@ Couuerei,s.-Ile publ alc canonrd aSsins'
e - spnnogs medicines, which. IL order 10 decei's ae
GaIward appearance, CLOSELY resemble the above
"a 'Sa be remembered all genuine medicine has WGshts
Pills neatly printed s'e sides OF te bof
The word Wnsht's be found all IS posi-
devoted exclusively 10 The sale OF the medicine,
Mar ene retaNos. 23S Greenwich street Ne" fGiE
enon'S'Tec Boston and No. i6e Rac.-,trrvt fh'.
esosraias sIsio o. d Institute
/ s WM. P. LYON, A. NJ, Principal
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Z loud AMBER. This uneqnalIed medicIna

T TQUID AMBER MS uneqnaiied medicinal
scalds burns cuts conuions scrouls te,ter, n gworm.
lt-rvum .cad head a!cers BARRIERS ,sh and all disease
har tir reckles pmpeS the sre &c giving the
p-1on white delicate sorrss that nothing els viii i'm
part ard cleansing AID the tet and gums
led For pu poses Of the toilet. bashns shavIns &c a.
ackpnw edge IL supremacy other ,Ice efer aSr
T. viii externally remove par tar ich aud the Rr
from silk roo-r cotton ris without ne s.s5
For ssle wholesale aid etail b. the Proprietor Jenn
ttt second floor opposite ThorbuSns liberal discoaD
az A. WARNER s. 60. Sole Pnoprietors.
AcES1s-5s Bower: Is, Broajway conner kse
street. and -st Broedway Coni c9n9r F.ankin s, In
Church VIM Rob-rssn % eat.n..e Albany
T. ". Newccmb s. CO, 2a5 River street, Troy. so
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FRANCES HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI

CRANClS'S HIGHLY IMPROVED MANI
l. FOLD WRITER.-This article has now been before
public but short time aud has gained reputation be-
ond parallel with thing know aud the thou
sand copies daily in poofof the high favor they have
Obtained has entirely taken the precedence of the Copying
$50 Press have laid them aside aad given the Manifold
Writer the preference, ung them TO be neateI and more
,izr the paper being plain varying price from 81
S. Business and merchants who study economy will
please call and examine the article aud will that
It will recommend itself NOR 'hsn oslann Of
tner4nt vendors board steamboats, and hotels selling
worthless article for few shingskat the expense of this
tuly invaluable article. Sold wholesale and tail by
L. FRANCIS, 76 Maiden lane,
jy3 tits Junction Lib-rty-street.
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Usury: The Evil md the Remcdyv

O. Usury: The Evil and the Remcdyo
Az e,pos,,io of tn. ycrs defects evil endeic
present Monetary System with plan for its eectua Re-
form being thorough euciation of the Of Money
%! Interest and the evils o usuy Published large and
wel! printed sheet by BURGESS STRTNGER, 222 Broad
way In order induce al opposed TO Usury and in favor
Monetary Reform 10 extending Of this
essay It's p,ic- put the bare Of printing off t
three cents single copy; 81 per hundred Orders so
cited au2ltf
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cor Specie the quotations are

pei Ctlt FdIHe'
Amer Gold old. .l06 1867 ICaolus Dos..Sl %
do do W. 100 100; Five Francs 932a 20
Half Doars par a Doubloons :. lG 30 ale 40
Portuguese Gold loo 1901 do Patriot. is o. ais 20
Spanish Dollars. .l0i = Sorereigns 50 a j 50
do Quarters. 9S 100 do light. =. 81 o.
Mexican Dollars .l00ia l0l Heavy Guineas w =
do Quarters. % a 100 Napoieons. SO 81
The Bank of Louisiana has declared dividend Of per
cent PAYABLE to the NewIo rk stockholders less exchange,
at the Merchants Bank, on the 9th inst,
The Albany Daily Advertiser gives the following valuable
comparative statement Of the arrivals Of Flour aud Wheat
by and for the present and last four years
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~ Hantls OF Hair.-BAhHY,s Ventiiatins ana 6 Cos
sa and coriosseurs have pronounced il the most
cr and exrao rdii:-E! yrton Of the day The srrar ID,
.S o this novel AL unique " Is X rs beis IN tde lti
living or weaving "iic Is appearance SO
IN sen 81. The !.aiaia HAIR both lishrlrss aud
eiys e as defy d-teccu It's b-Iug
ns m,iT so no Gus and fee I'll cases Of ispira
ostio1 is imire and The great evils of all other
2 .yoi, j. The SC pc a.d conn alike
I,:occt THIS aore ai beautiful Wig aud the *
iN of citing The heal AZ the sole inventor d
cu -. A. &. Barry, lie, Broadway. Liz
ma. nm stairs. au2i Inns
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RArp-A gentleman travelled from New ork
Cincinnati las, week by way of Baltimore AMI Wheeling
as9 hours
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The transactions a, the Stock Board to fair extent
aud without material change in pnces Government Sizes
improv,d5; Ohio fell off !; Canton Company went up l.
The Bill market i, Very lrm although not active sieI
ling g %; Francs p 522
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~ Dyspepsia and DebilitJ .-Sebdns,s Anti-
ID X, scorafiv- toroi l, remedy for Dy
md Nervous At-ctols LIS FOR Ne.s
u,dacfe and excellent preventive OF Costivene.s a"d
Gus Il the best known remedy for o.lsckG-ss.
10 rty ef-c,ua! relieving Flauienee Colo and o'e
.iiis comints 1t speedily promotes strength I'll cases
Oh o 10 the whole and is highly recommended by
anu aa-, well b. persons WHO have found re-
fn fgr l.r ef Particulars Circular, n. Office
NJ 6 Murray 81 s. pr 5ottle 81 ims'
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DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given to the owners
ofpropery in Divsonstreet from CathsIne to Cover
neur streets Iepayng the Carriage way and
sidewalks in front OF their premises or before the 18th day
of September instant aud default theeo PAYERS will be
work repair the under the direction Of the Street
Inspectors of the Wards and the of said property be
charged with the ey tnse thereof
JOHN EVEN. 'Strfet Commissioned
;siOu.rs Office SeDtembrr7 lni3
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10 Sy,vania AssOc;ntion.--OiEce No.
Pine third story Open from 10 10 A. VI. and from to
p NJ. Information che~raiIy given. The Constitution
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-09-08

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