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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

This State has undoubtedly given her
vote to Polk and Dallas. Returns from
90 counties show wing gain on the vote
Of October-which was about $500 in IA
vor Of the democrscy-of480. The coun-
ties to be heard from-43 in number-are
mostly democratic, and will maintain their
majorities. The Augusta Constitutionalist
claims the State by 1000.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23
Rhode leland

Has gone for Clay by some $500 ma
jority, being an increase Of 500 upon Har-
rison's majority in 1910. This is the on
ly State in the Unisn in which coonery
has gained upon the vote Of 40. The
Algerines have been sustained by the
wings, and Of course all supported the
great embodiment"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

The Western E-positor, published at
Independence, in Missouri, states that an
e'resoaNE nigrating Company will leave
TIT place about the last Of May next
Major Harris, who piloted the emigrants
laA year to their distant home, will lead
the expedition. Persons intending to Join
The emigration can obtain all necessary in
fsrnaiion b. addressing. free Of postage,
Maj. =. NJ Adams, Of Independence.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23
ELECTORAL VOTE.
At least 65 majority for Col. Polk.

Mr.. Folks majority in the electoral
college will be unexpectedly large-nearly
sufficient to give him two-thirds Of the
votes, and quite so if it should turn out
that Tennessee has voted for him. Omit
ing Tennessee, which is so close Is to
leave the result in uncertainty until the
official vote is counted, the following is
undoubtedly the result throughout the
Union:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

- The Hawkeye, in speaking Of the
result Of the Connecticut election, says s'the
whole whig Congressional ticket is said
to be elected" We were under the inn
precision that the election for Congressman
in this State would not take place until
Spring, but presume we are mistaken, d
the editor is himself New England man,
and Of course knows. Won't he favor
his readers with the names of the meme
bers elect?
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23
North Carolina.

From the complexion Of the returns from
a number of the counties published in the
Globe Of the 7th, we had some hopes Of the
redemption Of the old North State, but it
seems they were unfounded. The Mis-
sourian Of Wednesday last acknowledges
the receipt of a letter from Washington
stating that Old Rip has voted for Mr..
Clay.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23
virginia.

The Old Dominion proves her fidelity
to herself and her principles, BY giving
from 5000 to 5000 majority for Polk and
Dallas, and against her own recreant son,
Huzza for the Smother Of States"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

II There was q great snow storm in
ard around Buffalo, N. Y. on the 27th ult.
The snow was about two feet deep, and
The sleigh bells were jingling in ali direc-
tians
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

Crownlng Democratic Victory.
The Empire Sta daides tie Con-
test IN taoor Of the ssYouNc HEX
oRY'' Of Tennessee.
The question is settled. JAMES K.
POLK, Of Tennessee, is the President
elect Of the United States, and will enter
upon the discharge Of the responsible da,S
ties Of bis Office on the 4th Of March
next. The people have so decided by q
large majority, and from their decision
there is no appeal. The great State Of
New York, by casting her heavy vote in
favor Of the democratic nominees, has
placed this result beyond cavil or contin-
gency.
All we have time to do at present, be-
sides the pleasant task of chronicling the
event, is to congratulate our democratic
friends upon the great and glorious termin-
alton Of the conflict. Nothing equal to il
has transpired IN the history Of the coun-
try since the memorable contest which
resulted in the overthrow of the elder
Adams.
The last mail brought US the Albany
Argus of the Slh inst. containing return,
from the whole State, which we transfer
to our columns below. The official re.
turns will'probably vary the figures some
what, but the majority, the Argus thinks
cannot be less than 5 500.
MAJoRrTrrS ron Evrrrnpxx- C,.,,1ote
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23
~ We hav. conc,naea r. a.,.v ,

- We have concluded to delay the
publication Of our new edition Of Kent's
Commentaries until "W." gets through
with his volume Of fugitive poetry, and
then have the two put up together. What
prodigious run such work would have!
The fame Of the noble Warren who fell
at Bunker Hill, a martyr to his country, il
likely to be cast enterely into the shade BY
that which is in store for his modest and
unpretending namesake. A ditty on the
death Of the coon as preface would help
the sale Of the book immensely.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23
indiana and Mississippi.

The majority for Mr.. Polk in Indiana
is from 1000 to $500. In Mississippi it
will be large, but cannot yet be stated.
Heavy gains have been made in every
county heard from.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

TfDhvid M'Dahiel and Thomas Tow
son, sentenced to death some months since
at st. Louis for the murder Of Charvis,
have been pardoned BY the President.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

A pretty emphatic answer this by the
people to the sneering interrogatory, "who
is James X. Polk" Those who want to
b,come better acquainted with him can do
so by calling at the White House after the
4th Of March next.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

~ ~ According 70 census recently ta-
- - aosnty Of st. Louis has popula-
- 47,ee8. Population Of the city alone,
4,l4O.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

TThe Frankfort (Ky.) Common
wealth Of the l2th inst. says, that Asa
Young, late Senator from Barren county,
was stabbed on the election day 1t one Of
the precincts. He received eleven
wounds, from which it was supposed he
could mot recover.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

1.-THE Perots prisoners have been re-
leased BY Santa Anna, and the arrival d
many Of them It New Orleans Is snnounc-
ed.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23
21.l@
l5,M5
1924

NAL. POLK O,SxR
DEMOCRATIC GAIN jnce 1910, lg,lB7.
Tuesdays mail brought US the first pos
tive intelligence Of the result in New
York, and we announced the news to our
readers in an extra as follows:
The Question settled--POlk and
Dallas Elected.
The suspense and uncertainty which has
prevailed for the last several DAYS is at
length removed, and we are this morning
enabled to announce with certainty the
election Of POLK and DALLAS TO the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, by near
" if not quite TWO rRIRDs Of the clecto-
raj votes, and from twenty 10 forty thou
sand majority Of the popular vote of the
Union. New York has settled the cues
ton, by casting her thirty-six electoral
votes in favor Of the democratic nomi-
nees by a majority Of from 5000
to 1000. This glorious intelligence
was brought to us by last nights mail, in
Buffalo papers, and may be relied on.
The victory is the most brilliant one ever
achieved, politically; and the democracy
have good right to exult over il, now that
suspense gives way to certainty. Reioicel
Rejoice! we say to our friends, but let
not your rejoicings be Of such character
as Intentionally to wound the feelings Of
your opponents.
The Buffalo papers give returns from ali
the counties except eight, which shows
The following aggregate Of majoritiee:
Democratic 2O,5l9
Wing 1850
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

D-The Belleville (In.) Banner says,
that an OK, weighing tosr thousand pounds,
bred in Jefferson county, has been exhibit
ed in that town.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23
South Carolina.

The late election in this State for menu
bers Of the Legislature resulted a. fol-
lows:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

II The Rhode Island Legislature has
journed without iberaling Dorr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

Aggregate dem. majority, 6,4s9
The counties to Be heard from are
Broeme. Clinton, Delaware, Esssx, Frank
n Suffolk, sullivan, and Tioga, and in
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-11-23

The popular vote is said to stand-dem-
ocrats, about $4,000; wings 3,O5l. The
Congressman are all democrats.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
bEABTrFY HOME.

Men will say that appearance is moth
ing. and that the pieasutes az The sight are
haa 10 he fslucd and culuva,eai say
that appearance is always - be re gattEe,i,
that ae cannn render our hothes to
hssu'iial aud attractive. Our fret ot ices
shcDld be 10 make oar dwellings, IS CON-
senieni and comiost&hle a. at cen make
ihsm. cur second object should he 10
tender them To an Equal extent t'stefnl
a,s elegant 10 what We ran. saj Ill
We ran. We sh5iI fall isr short ii rivalIine
kFrn the sImp.ea firms and eombioaIons
81 nnsurs. -
= We should IN this % he ground of
Ell interest Separap lram the pleasures,
Shich We onrselves detive fran It. II e.
senaaliy incfsasps ihs v.iae Of our EST tp.
ifhs beauty al pisre. ne otnamrn al
ksos and shrubs. essD the cstjrn INV
cts shieh snmllish " are always oh
Iect 81 aai'Art,"n T. . purchaser. We
should do Ih,s from considerations ot be
nesalesce. fsadd,"ss. erected IN good
taste and proportion. and exhibiting re
hned iudemen, and skill, aud grounds
highly ealnssted and emheIfsed, chats1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

4 GENTLEMAN belonging 10 ono O
= the most ancient and wealthy fami
lies Of This city, New York. who mus
be well known to nrmernas friends, hav
ing since the year 1914 up TO recently
been bent nearly double, and for several
years confined 10 bis bed, has been rcslor.
e.l 10 good healtIl--has regained his natu.
raj erect positioh--and has quilted his
carriage, and now walks with ease! We
believe this is the gcntIcnan's own de.
scription as near as possible, and there is
no exaggeration in it. We will give in.
auirers his address, and donbt hot his hu.
name feciings will excuse the liberty; 50
tIia; any one doubling ma, kno,c these
fac,s--though lie requests lis name may
moi appear in print Among other SINH
lar instances. Mr.. James G.. Reynolds.
If4Chrystie-street, has been restored. and
will give personal assurances Of tie faris
of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords and sinews. How has
this been donel ~
ANswER-By the INDIAN vEGETA.
BILE ELIXIR internally and IIEWES'
NERVE AND BONE HSlMENT ex-
ternally, from Comsiock & Co.
ar FOR sale 10 Ilillsboroueh by u. Ic1rt,;
in Oxford Nv George r. Taylor: in Geeeusbo.
ropgh by j. e II. Sloaa- only agents. @@
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ID = . = iaaG - 49, haaRrak AE W.lh-
So dgmAna.is - 80 eva saoFrs. But
ihrFs = snstAFF nj eRes 81 - he ever
l~sakei. lisAals II er.lsr sd nesanfss.
wrFe F~sseesl riesalsnrs.. saiii mogs
ne rainsas.aa q ) sssie i.r h~saty ~
nsrssssss an \ essTyfhiRg witch shf-
Eauacs - snd came nr1rr cor centred.
are II lhenselFss Pfonasrls and sreali
ies Il FistRe. Ttey beeaas - hy IT.
sPirEg ssif-Esspeei. sn5 sxali,ng Gas
ssnse Of character. Tie m.n 1a0 is
knosn q Ie.prrs himself. - ala avs. o.
= nsssuIe. iar slat rea.ou slo.e. srruis
Of he Fespsel q olheis. lie fnds. in
thsi iaei. : eresselioa from inrilsmsn .
within % wrang aad unworthy tors. o.
against degrading snd disioa.nIsb,e pro-
positions iram without. Th-re are ike.
wlss ; naaaral symP.Ihy ani e.nneelan
helsern The lone u natural hesuiy and ihe
lass n moral bsaasy. Respecting ms -
ne physical ord nhsrh j. ae.,. u.rlll. re-
gular. symms isieal AM elegant. &C cnu {
nsIarsliy In lose aad senersle in he moral
wa.lI hat shaeh 10 ~ corresponding
wye sna c',asarier. WhsuysF rnds N
The hest Sense 10 inspire ar strengthen >
sen'imcnt II ,.s dignity 81 uus nsts'e.
SERVES 10 sersse ~ IRON ihsi which is de-
grading, unworthy. and d,.iohsrsb'e
psrsonsl appearance and personal msn>
nsrs are Of vastly more impH,anre. in .
neral view. Than men IN general are Nil
hog 10 consid-r them. YBlgariIy and slo-
vsnliness lead 10 low taste and pursaiIs.
an no, aaxious % see ihersc IL genie.
men farmers teehhicslly 80 called. irrrsa.-
ed. though | lsel no Prsjndics agaias' them.
butt am very sRxiaUs lhst al farmers
shculd be geRIlsmeR. haseEo parIialily
for The king glases,yle Of farming; bui. on
the Other hand. cannot ere Why the f.r-
mer shoald 20 with lie hands unwashed.
ihsre M; LILLE eont,mptfcr farmer who
would consider himsrii above performing
any lahor hich Tie business al the farm
might render necessary, whether IL he
standing in tie dirh. 90 irsading down
The manure heap. hut eapnnl think il ns-
eesssry IN his prnprr character. rs far
mer, that he should carry ahoni him.
when his services are flashed. the badges
pf he employment to the disrredl OF hi,
1sn appearance or &, The offence ani dis.
,omfon Of OILERS.
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JUST PUBI1SIIFD,

THE PRO EEDINGS OF TIE SAFETY
COMMITTEE ofihn town re " illmin -.
ton, dnring the wears l77I. IT'S and i77G
With the joint Proceedings Of the Committees
"i the eonn,ies Of New Hannvfr. Dapila 0ns
low. Bth"n. Bsanswick, and Cunbsfian, -
embracing matter uf the most intcrcsliug ella
rac'er. c"n,cc'ciwith tho early his,"ry III the
Revolution, that cann"t fail to crafty The in.
habtan,s of those C"naties. ~ ell as the ell.
z"ns &c Malta Carolira NJ large.
The Pamphl tcoa,ains IS pagcs neatly done
up and covered, tho ppstasc # wbi " III not
exceed % CENTS 10 a"y Post oilite in North
Carolina.
TITO nrre Ia rihv crn's for single rnnv.
Four D,lIar' for Ten copies AID Thirty Dol
lars for One Hundred copies.
Orders addressed IN Thomas Loving, Office
Of Tn" independent Raleigh, accompanied by
The casb, sill he promptly attended io, AMI
the pam''ale, forwarded y.Mah, or otherwise.
as may be directed
Raleigh. Jannaryt 1. 09-
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uILLSBORo ugh, N. G..
ruEiisHrD wEERLY
BY DENNIS nEARTT,

AT THREE poiLaRsA YEAR, on 1wo poiians
FIFTY CENTS ~ PAID IN AEvaNtE,
Those who DO moi give notice Of their i,h
10 have their rnpcr discontinued al tie eSrita.
lien ID The year, vii! be presumed as dcsn,rg
u.s. ontinsa0, ,uuiilronnie rnanfcd ! And 10
paeer W. &c tiscon'iuUed rItil al arrcaIac,s
are pad. unless al lie cpIhn q the ruhlis or.
> Advertisements moi exceeding sixteen lints.
ono datiar i"Fttc iitsi, and twenty five tenis
Tar en- y Subsequent insertion; lorp'r ones in
pr"poftIon. toutt advertisements twenty-five
."r"rni iighrrs A t.rlm tion "is;. per ,r"t.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14
A fresh sispr'y Of

Spohn's Head ache Remedy,
Ilewes' celebrated Rheumatic Nerve and
Bone Linimrnt,
Bartholomew Pink Expcrlorant Syrup,
inlian Vegetable Elixir,
Dnilcy's Magical Pain Extractor,
Kpms,oek's Vermifugc. j.
i,,l recelvn'l AID lol sale at this ollirc
September 5. '@ ri 5 iii 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

~ little Neaieis e hase bees asea Wsh sc.
. ress - alsussa rsrry disease - : harh nsn'
kiad i hattie, aas 81 bsiiloes amd ilteF een~
piaials. silh saeis rnary Nrl kaua naseadaEia
bilious snd sick hesdarle. pain ard OF
preston alter meals. giddinsss. diEzihsss,
slhgaing noise IN he head and ears, drew.
siness. Heartburn, loss Of sPpstiie. uind
. spas.as, 3. thsy are aekaaxleessd % be sssi.
1 4 Superior ID Az ahing ever ,. lsre tneFsd
/ 70 the trblie, and lor ikose q tasl haiti u
saly, lhey nill pFsse insaiaasle nhi'e -
seaeFAs family aaereat, tor eiilsf seas isfg
sahnol fail 10 eascre The ahitslsai sAlsias-
iiaa.
Tbs sfieary o. he Life Rills sna Phoaia
BntsEsis mast certain. Il freely saxsn 90 We
stack 0l fever. inluenxa. measles, sore
throat. recent colds. witheong.i, and 9th
- ina,mmalory disorders. In Fhsuna-
ism and chorie eomplaln's they have also
psr!armed the most extrassalaals cares shsa
used @iih perseverance,.
Sinre tae Ersl introduction af Dr.. Monai's
life Msdleames 10 his fsile9 citizens. lhsy
have in ever ease, faisy msiniasned the higa
rharaeisr they 50 well deserved. Patlehis nho
bal Cor yrars drawn On : nliseraaie sA'slenrf,
AM naay who hadiosl the asses iaeir iisnesey
Ihsanaiism and paralysis, have been ftsioies
10 health, strength add eamfagi, aiter al the
asall remedies had been found useless. lie
astonishing and almost mirseaions tiiesis
h,Vs also brea experienced, ~ the eafe o.
ufEroHs ard rhsHmsiie pains Of The kssa ard
fsas, psrsiyiis sJseiiaHs. contracted and fiih
Oats, yianialsr seedlings. pairs 81 The shtsi
anl baaes. ehyoaie ThsHnaiisai, paiFsisissH 81
Iss isBI. Sigieuli TssPiraiiea, &c. ..
Bat il Is unnecessary % enunerate The ma
ay cases in which these pnrely yeseiabie me
iicines have been suceessiia but lct us -.
qaire Why are thsy 80 universal IN their
because they PURIFY THE FLOOD, and
thus remove all cause oil disease IN The sya-
ten. &# Vi
Because they act powerfully np,n The seere.
tiOas Of the 6Osly, and remove all 'mpur'''esai
once
Because they 10 not reduce The system. but
inyigoraieit thus requiring 10 restraint tom
pleasure or business during them operation.
Complaints arising from a yitlaied state OF
the blood are easily suhdned by The powerful
efficacy Of these mild and sal,igry n,eairiHes.
10 those who are obliged - travel, or 10 take
medicine wiihnut intcfrnpiina Of business, the
Life Medicines are peculiarly useful. By MUD
add safe operation. they strike al the root Of
disease, and quickly eradicate IL. thereby r's
VeniingIh the fatal effects To which Thousands
are victims.
Said wholesale and retail ty Dr.. W. d. Moi.
ia, SIS Broadway, New Yuik
For sale also by -~~ ....-. j
. d. uEART'r. agnt.
February, 1. E3-
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL or TAyNKN,
o., Leather sscsforer
A NEW CuIMICAL DISCOVERY

ANEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
lI0Sr psople know, that skins anil
40 hides are converted into leather By
the use OF 'fannin extracted from certain
barks, &c.
When the force and strength OF Tho
ranuin is worn out, leather becomes dead
hard, dry, brittle. cracked, covered with :
crust, d.. This all know. To restore
then life. softness, noistuess, strength,
smooillness. aud remove all ernst. AZ, OF
5lislsG--estoFc the tannin. This sub.
stance the leather never can receive the
second times bpt the while virtues Of il
are in this article. the OIL. or TANNIN
which pene.raies The s,iIfest and hard.
est leather. ii il has been twenty years in
use; and fit tears easily with the fingers,
it impaTis at once a strength that ~ utter.
ly incredible until seen. II becomes like
ner leather, in all respects, with de-
lighliNl soIlness and polish, and makes Ill
leather completely aud perfectly impergi.
0Hs to INDEPENDENTLY boots, shoes.
carriage-tops, harness. hose, trunks, and
in fact all things made of leather. giving
a splendid polish, evcn higher than new
leather has, and al icgst doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes,
groan with corns, ride with MD carriage
tops-have old harness. and throw them
away half used-look filthy themselves.
and all about ihem-expend double what
is necessary for articles Of leather, to their
hearts content, if their preiudices are so
strong they will not try new discovery.
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
D5- None genuine unless with the FAC
similc signature Of Comstoek Il Co.
lrJS For sale 'iilIshorcneh n G. ty y.
EIsarIt; i" uSIosf. .ty .Grnrgr 7. Taylor; in
Grecnsbor"uph, rs J. y L Sioan-- only agents.
February p. 81
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RI Boxes best Fayetteville CAM
DIES.
G Barrel prime Family FLOUR.
The above srliclss hevc heen consigned a.
~. aad will be sold ior Cash loNer Ihan The
market prices.
On hand. ADD viii be constantly kept, >
supply Of the best CORN MEAL.
A. MICkLE.
January n. ST.
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DIR. Inns GALBANUM,
MACHINE SPREAD
Siren gIiicniE- glastcrs,

plastcrs, greatly improved.
and having the preference of all 9th.
ers. are warmly recommended by all doc.
tors as invaluable for all invalids having
pains in the BREAST, BACK, or SIDE.
i|eakaess aud Lsmt.sSs asc relieved II
once by their use, aud the parts restored
to strength snd. 9 Paiural warmth and
health. Any person ws.arg one Of these
Plasters, will be astonisncd and delighted
at the comfort it affords. Thase thresten.
ed with ling CompiaiaIs should never
trust themselves a day without wcaring a
Plaster. II removes the irritation Of in
cipicnt Consumption FROM TIE LuScs to
the SURFACE of The body. and draws of
the internal affection. So in liver Gem.
pfaid', and Coughs, and Colts. Chi.
dren with Whooping Cough should al.
ways have one, 10 prevent the cough sci,
ling on The lungs. Their excellence will
be understood by I'LL on trial.
or For sale in III borough by D Heart.
ia Oxford by George Z, rnylrr; in Grceasbn.
r"neh by }. L. sloaa--oniy agents.
February 81. Co.
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R NJ AWAY from the snhsrfiher, on lie "a
Inst. Negro fellow By the name n JACK.
10 10 very large, weighing about les pounds.
y black, and hid On panlalaans anu rnnnd.
about Of Kelsey, about hall WON. pair cfbfo
gan shoes, hall worn Tor hat, AID a new
Datch blanket. lie las, Mi h, On his right
check mark or spotch, whslheF natural Or Mt,
| do pot know. Jack vas brought from Gran
vile coaaiy, aud has, believe. wife al Ierst
Persons 10 the aSigh5grhood Of l.. uisbutg he
was bongh, by m, from Joha ). Foster. late 81
Granville. The above reward witt he Pyen
for RE delivery 10 ny isthsr james IIan.lei. Al
Psiat P!easant. PofsOn county, nT for his con.
lincnt IN any Jail :" thai got him.
WILLIAM J, HAMLET.
February !; IL Nv
lLFs The Raleigh ESgi:icr and Standard will
copy once ~, d, for iour weeks, AMI forward
their accounts 10 this Office for payment.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-03-14

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