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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-01-23

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- - gsusssi fslsthaSd. iEaoranrs. -
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- l.tgismfs n ksw Igampshirs. 80
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Rhads Isl,na:
Ihsfsias resolved. Thss he Sressts-
~ ~ Hssinaed 10 ~ ara said RrsaInlions
- ne tsnssaaf &C NV Hampshirr. sr-
eomPsnies ~ = rnpy 0f ghese resaln-
laons. andli'si his E1r~lienry lhr Gasrr-
nns be ieqsflfdi % arsnsmii aropy a shrse
resolasion 20 each of llle Gosern0Fs af
ne siAassand ferriiorcs 81 lhis u inR.
and ihsi osrsrnaiors and Representatives
y rrqnesfd - by he same bsfare Iheir
lieaSes 81 csngrtss.
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PESSsYLvaSIA.-The I&gisl .ture oI
Pennsylvania met 81 H.uisburs on The
III ia,i. The Governor sustains The ex-
is,IHg TsnG Lave Of tie Union. IN al
essential points. lie says: IL hsxnd
nslh,ng 10 asserting lLsi nrilher of tic
Presidential candidates cpuld have topped.
i"r moment. 10 Get msjoIily Of The
votes oflLis State. had not bic claims bet n
based ppsn the sssu'anre that he wss
irirndly 10 The Continuance 81 HE prtsen,
iarid Laws. substantially - they s,aBd /"
Here j. luther ir'um"ny, and iron . de
maeraiir Governor. 10. that Prnns, lrs-
MA aas saindlsd by Polki'es. mo HE
sUppon Of their nominee. hdsEendeaf.
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From The Cinrinnaii Gazette Of Jan. 3.
HEART RENDING CALAMITy-FIRE
AND LOSS OF LIFE.

AND LOSS OF LIFE.
We are called upon To rerord a most
sillirtng calamity which occurred on Sun.
day morning Las, in the town of Walton.
Nc. Sey monr +. Benedict whn.e iarm
is si,ua'ed upon what is cal ed the New
Road. IN that t,wa. ass awakened a.
ab"u, | o'clock frnm heiEe suff Gated
With snake. lie rushed nut e the
hous.. where ~e'e flee Of his children in
flames. The eldest rf the children, Q
young girl aged IA years, escaped ffom
the window ni her room Vi h her father .
sssis,,nre, dreadiuliy burnt.
Mrs. Benedict returned y i,h the hope 81
saving her children, her little enc follow
cd her into the house, aud had bcen IN
but a moment when the tonf oi The build.
ing Tell in. bnryirg ~ the fiery ruins The
unntt tr and s children. all nf whom perish
ell. The ynung gnl that escaped from
the Wind ~, died on Sabbath esening from
the fleets Of her burns. Thus. from this
sad aih ct NC d'spensauon. haze the souls
cf the mother and six children winged
their way 10 the God that gave them.
Mrs. i,enedict list her lite from the i'm
pulse Of that affection which mother on
~ can fe,l.
This cad ailiirtion was too much f"r
the mental faculties OF The husband aud
parer, tn brar-and Mr.. d. IS now ,Ut.l-
j. dersnged.
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List of Letters,

Remaining in the Pos, Office at HILLSIDE
rough, N. c., on the lst day Of Janua-
~, 1910, winch, II not taken out with.
IN three months, will be sent TO the
General Post Office as dead letters.
A
Mrs. Elizabeth Aldridge, John Ander.
son, David Andrews, VIM. F. Askew.
b
Gilbert Beebce, Saml. p. Barlow, Ma
~ or Elizabeth Baldwin, James r. Bar
bee, Jehu Brown, Alexr. Boiling, James
Bishop. Wn. l.. Bowls, Robert n. Black
wood, Wiley Bell. t-
VIM. Crabtiee, Thomas Crabtree, Miss
Julia Crabtree, Jesse Clinton 2, William
Cain, ST., Mathew Crowder, Alexander
Craig, Reuben Garden, John Culbreath,
VIM. Cook, Mrs. phebe Clancy.
ID s
Al. Davy, Rev. Robert Davis Q, Vim.
Dickson. a--
L .- a.. a.
Edward Evans, VIM. A. Edwards.
L ....,
Thomas U. Faucet, ASislla Faucet.
G. sa
DR.. Stephen Green, Mrs. Rebecca Cat
It's. . @ -
Richard IIoleman, Henry n. Holden,
Bedford Hurdle, Ezekiel HALEY, w. Il.
Hopkins, William Horne, Thomas Hall.
C. W. Johnston. John o. Jackson, John
X. Jackson. III.
Norwood Lai,a, John b. feathers Q,
VIM. Love, James Love, Richard Lee.
NJ
John A. McDade. And. c. Murdoch,
Hiram MeVeigh, Rev. ]. A. McMannin.
p
John Porterfield, John W. Potts, Mrs.
Nancy Prichard, Richard Proctor, Ander-
son Proctor, Allen Petty 2.
II
William Russell.
Bryant Strayhorn, George J. Sneed,
Henry Skinner, William Smith, Thomas
Sagg. ..s
- II
Miss Frances and Hannah Thomson,
III. Teany, Messrs. Tinnin a. Clark, Ben
jamin Trohnger.
V
Haywood Vaughan.
w
Miss Sarah ]. Waddell, Mrs. Elizabeth
Waddell 2, Miss Rebeeca Waddell 2, Da-
vid Warren, Samuel Wilkerson, Green
Woods, Miss Margaret Woods. Mrs. NJ.
E. Woods, Jack Williams, Mr.. White
sides, plough maker,l William $. West,
Robert L. Williams, Saml. w. Wilson,.
To- Persons calling for any Of the
above letters will please say they are adj
vertised.
THOS. CLANCY, p. y.
Januaryi Al.
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Sour cAROLISA BAsk Norrs.-se

Sour CAROLINA BASK NoTEs.-So
many ofihese notes are counlerfeited, that
we ulin; 4 proper 10 caution our rraden
70 be sey careful how they receive any
Of Them. unless sufficiently familiar with
them % be able 20 deleci a counterfeit.
The laisi notices Of spurious bills we
have san, were Of go notes Of die Bank
Of Charleston, and s20 notes Of the Bank
Of Geoyetown, both 50 well executed as
10 have deceived even Bank officers.
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Ans TO THE GovERxoR.--Joseph ].
Erwin, Of Burke; Algernon s. Yancy, Of
Caswell; Robert I. Paine, of Chovaa.
and John w. camclvp, ur rsicinnos.,s, 80
appointed BY Governor Graham 10 ne fis
Aids-de-camp, with the rank Of Colonel.
The Governor has appointed Mr.. Hen
ry w. Graham, Of Lincoln county, his
Private Secretary.
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A Washington correspondent Of tllc
New York Commercial Advertiser says
that Mr. Cushing has projert in view
for the establishment Of more direct in
tercouns with China by lines Of steam
ships, BY way Of Panama and ihe 18th
mus Of DarieR, and that he Government
is prepared 10 offer facilities foI the exc
euiion Of the project.
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OUTRAoE.--On the nigh, ofihc 9th inst.
about ten o'clock, Mr.. Joseph Holloman
and Mr.. Hudson Bailey, were set upon
by Lewis Dunaing and Matthew John
son, of this city. The latter were brought
before the Iniendant, and held to hail for
assault and battery with intent TO kill, and
were fully committed, on failure 10 give
bail. We since learn, that Ilolloman d.
ed on the l4th, no doubt from the wounds
he received. Raleigh Independent.
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wi,a,ips.on.-It appears, from stat

Wi,aipston.-It appears, from a state
mcrt made in late number of the Wilmington
Chronicle. that there arc in that town seven Steam
Saw Mills in operation, and materials collected for
the crccticn Of the eighth. These mills have two
gangs of saws each; and all of them together can
cut 100000 feet of timber daily, and turn out
10000 feet Of lumber daily.
There aye also in that town nine Turpcntine
Dis;illeries. running in all thirty stills. These
establishments use upon an average about eight
hundred barrels of Tarpcn,inc daily, and turn out
daily four thousand gallons Of Spirits of Turpcn-
tine.
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IIEGSDc8ouems


IS~e Jamestown Nan. h.s,
si< sli'fariiaa e announeias % dos Furs;r.l.,
y in'rsesard. ihsi chnss has bcen esEpcsed !,
'As Eouif y ~hi1h ihis nal ~. e.niel, ana i.
sd q ssEsias soR Chapel Hin. a fosmrrsy,
Hia 50 di'eesly Eon this raars even Tuur.a.s
naming. 70 William Thonp@aa's. Ne~Iiu;.
sno~ Camp &e. % jamestown. Our a,l~rs.
hers . fhis rOuss ean now - their rupers. Z
'hey arr promEa h -nding 10 he ofEre. he ,.ry
day % whirh i : puhiishos-an imvrOr.,n. 1,
Ehish' We P'esmn-. thry win Ie prepared % an
P'seiaie. having hefae ken dsiayed ! wcck .aer
T. PuhtraiiOn- The mil fiOm chapel Mn n
white cro~s. we sndersssnd. VIII also h. cou,;p.
uet . thsf No, one neigilorilood vii Ne a, ar
iom any q IL advantages b dis nsw arrange
mfnt; Hhiie othens, and populoas &l<s, wAih
have heretofore tern almost wholly deuied any
convenience for getting leticrs and papers. Win
now enjoy thcm- A Posi Ofice has MOI yet ken
opcned N Sg@Ee Thompssnt neighb0rhOod, but.
We presume. son win b..
In view Of this new arrangement, We would
earnestly rali upon or firnis on the rouie. %
exert themselves IN POcurng subscribers 20 he
Recorder. The mail passes through neizllbor-
hood where The people. genenlly, are eolnGota-
10y provided 90, and sbundanily able TO take
Tapcr; and li'ue eaor on The part Of our friends
would add considerably 20 our Ia. Sexer,t ,.,.
sons have s;gni6ed their wish 10 take the naper
lf,hey could set 4 wish convenience, and we hope
10 receive their names at the earliest opportunity.
now that this convenience Is olE4cd.
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MassaAassffs aud .yonfh carslinr.-
GoFernorBnggs Of Massachusetts, sent !
special aessage 70 The Legislature on
Monday. n rclasson - he mission of Mr.
Horr 70 SAITH carulins. in which be rom-
mends &c course taken by Mr.. III. and
expresses his belief that The Stale win
maintain he stand which she has laken
with Gmless and with confidence in lie
right.
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Az OLD BrBLE.-At the anniversary
meeting of the American Bible Society. an
old divine from New Hampshire, Of the
Presbyterian denomination. called Father
Robbins, held in his hand the identical BIZ
BILE upon which the First Congress and
President Washington were sworn into
office, and containing the names ofall these
old worthless, on its pages. These. said
Mr.. Robbins, were Bible times--and these
Bible men--and God blessed and prosper.
cd their labors; and under these men theil
country was prosperous. God grant, sir
said he, that wa may again have such ru'
lers and such fines!
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RANDOLPH MANrFAcTvRING COMPANY.
This establishment is situated in the
handsome village of Franklinsville, on
Deep river. in Randolph county. 1t has
done hourishing business the past year.
We are informed tha, the Company di-
vided'l5 per cent. and left 6 per cent. for
contingencies. They use 700 pounds Of
raw cotton per day. and make, in the wea-
wing department, 700 yards of cloth per
day. The operatives are all white, and
sustain moral character equal to that of
any portion of the surrounding population,
The capital of the Company is $4,000.
Cedar Falls Factory, on the river two or
three miles above Franklinsvillc. under the
immediate superintendent of its proprie-
tor, II. B. Elliott, esq, is likewise doing
good business. Greensboro Pat.
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The ssii OF January.-Our friend sa.
mu'i n. Taie, 80, has furnished Us with the
proocrlings on the celebration Of the sth o Janu.
a-y at Gayelly Hill, which We publish with plea.
sum. twill be sen BY one Of the toasts, thai
the sFanied people in that ncighorhood eommenc-
ed the cclctnsion Of the sih Of January in 1916
tho year following the victory; and they have
leP, i uP with much regularity until the present
time. 10 long as they conduct their celebration
with temperance and the srnc good feeling which
has becn m,nifs'ed on an late occasions, no,wth-
standing the high political excitement in the coun-
Try. we hcre they may contnsr the custom a thou
sand yeara
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ThanksgIving.-The Governor Of Gcor

Thankssfving.-The Governor Of Gcor-
gia has appointed Thursday the 18th day Of Feb
ruary, as day of Thanksgiymg and Prayer. We
are glad to sea the introduction Of this good old
New England custom in the South; but would
prefer that it should put on a little more Of the
primitive cast, aud more Immediately follow the
in-gathering Of the rich harvcsts which kind
Providence so lavishly bcstows, and in gratitude
for which our Puritan fathers instituted this an
nual festival
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l.2s7.ala l.aas. Ia6 e.

Mr.. Folks majority over Mr.. Clay, ex-
elusive Of South Carolina. Is ss,2ss. II
10 this be added 20.sCe A. the majority
for Mr.. Polk in South Carolina,-whose
vote IS not included in the above, the I.e-
gislaiure Of that state choosing The Elec-
iors.-Mr. Folks aggregate majority over
Mr.. Clay is 5s.2s4.
The Abolition vote. As stated above, is
02.l27, and exceeds Mr.. Polk's majority
over Mr.. Clay by ASIA. Mr.. Polk. Il
viii thus be seen, has been elected Presi.
dent Of the United States BY n,iniri,s
Of The popular vote. Bali. finer.
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. lss.sa $50 FHl - a.ssua-.sshasasl
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ne sroa 3a< Lssidasuss 60 - suA9rG
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VENERABLE MarRoN.--The widaw
OF Alexander Hamilton is passing the
winter at Washington, and though 81
years of aye. she mnres about with vi
gor that belongs to greener age. All her
r,cal,ies are preserved, and her socie,y is
m1ca sought after.
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Rhode Island and Nem Hampshire-In
the lower House nf the Ri de. Island I.e.
gisla,ure on Friday, Mr.. Craaston, from
the joint Committee cn Resolutions OF the
Legislature Of New Hampshire. In rela-
ton tn the Imprisonment, Of Thomas w.
Dorr. reported the following Resolutions,
which were passed.:
Whereas, certain resolutions OF the
General Court Of the State Of New Hamp-
shire, in relation 10 The trial Of Thomas
W. Dorr, passed on the 9Th day OF de-
cember. 1874. have been transmitted by
the Governor of that State to his Excellen.
cy the Governor Of this State, and by him
have been communicated To this General
Assembly, aud 1t appears. from said reso'
utions. that the sane. are TO he commune
Gated to both Houses Of Congress, and to
the Governors Of the. several States and
Territories:
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MA n RED.

In this county, on Thursday the 10Th
instant, by the Rev. William Jones, Mr..
THOMAS CARTS to Miss MARY MADRy,
daughter Of Mr.. Josiah Madry.
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Maryland Ienitentiary.-Tie b

MssTyfaMd I'entteHtHstFys-IHe Dd'-
tim ,rc American, in noticing the annual report OF
this institution states that tho total product of the
labor Of the convicts for the wear cndins on the
goth Of last month. amounted to S3S,997 81, and
the expenses Of every kind, to S29,460 SO; lcav-
ing an mncunhcrcd excess of S9,53G 81 in IA
yor Of the institution at the expiration of the year.
The number discharged. during the year, by the
,xpira,ion of their sentences was 3d. by executive
par,lons IA, and by death 10; leaving i'll the i'll
s,i;ution at III. close Of the year $50 prisoners.
The number admitted during tho year was 70, Of
whom 50 were Americans and 20 foreigncrs-34
white males aud 5 white females, AMI 80 coiorei
m ,lcs and 10 colercd females.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Session,
November Term, 1914.
Thomcs ID. Oldham, EEi.1 Caycat of tie last
vs.. | will and testament
Darid Turner end (of Thomas Brewer,
others. deceased.
1T appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that Caleb Lindsay and his wife Martha, and
Thomas Edwards, William Edwards, and Wcstly
Edwards, are not Inhabitants of this state; II is
ordered that publication be made for four success
siye weeks in the Hillsborough Recorder, for the
said dsfcpants to appear at the next term of this
Court, to he held for the county of Orange, at the
court house in Hillsborough, OH the fourth Mon
day of February next sn the proceedings in this
ease.
JOHN TAYLON, fIsrk.
Price adv. So 80. Sew
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The Hon. Henry Hubbard, of Massachusetts,
recently paid visit 10 New Orleans, as COM
missioner appointed by his state to test before j-
di,iL Tribunals Inc constitution ity Of those laws
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For Sale.

a FINE YOUNG 'JACK, large and hand
N some Except ore crooked leg,) viii be of.
fcrel for sale at the courthouse in Marlborough,
on Tuesday of next February Court. A credit
of twelve months will be given.
Inquire at this Office.
January q BE-
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Pocket Book Lost.

TsHE subscriber lost his Pocket Book, on Sa-
Il turlay the 2sth. or Sunday morning the ssth
of December, in Hllsborough, or on the road to
Richard Thompson's, four miles north. The
Pocket Book contained ten dollars in cash. and
from twelve to fifteen hundred dollars worth OF
notes on sundry persons in and about HILLSIDE
rough. The finder of this Pocket Book and its
contents will be literally rewarded on restoring
them to the subscriber.
ARCHIBALD BORLAND.
January 4. 5S-
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RuMoRED DEFAIcATIoN.--T'he Balii-
more Sun says: We have rumor from
Washington, from source which seems
10 be entitled to credit, that the Clerk of
the House of Representatives has been
discovered to be a defaulter 10 the Govern
ment in the sum of $4,000. Ills embar-
rassment is said to be caused by loans to
his private friends, which have thus in
volvcd him.
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Obituary..

Died, in the vicinity Of Marlborough, on he
18th instant, CaTLETr SxxrsELI, esq.,, in the
rom yru On ms age. The lrceascd was q native
of Virginia, and removed to this place nearly fifty
years since. Few men have descended to the
tomb more respected by the public, or more Ia
mcntcd by his friends. As the Chairman Of Or
ange County Court, he was long regarded as a
model of dignity, urbanity, and intelligence. In
private life, he was endeared to all who knew him
by social virtues of The highest order. There was
eboci him a stcrnncss Of principle, and an indie
pcndence Of hearing, that commanded the respect
even Of those who differed most widely from him.
The memory of this venerable and upright man
will he cherished by his fellow citizens, ami his
many virtues will lcnssbs sntalned in the hearts
Of his friends
Died, in this county, on ,hc l7sh instant, Mr.
Eli HsLI. aged about 81 years.
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We sHEFE . 81 Ena cluFil,s Hlzks.
naelf q - 0Gsriisi pap1i1f roe \ -
stesrsi sisiss = lae lie Prssidsasial Eisc-
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New Firm.

THE xuh~rFihers having Punhared the min
u ftock of gancs Wehe a ca, wil eoarinps
he lnrines@ a their cd siard under de fsm ara
siyle Fl JAS. a. q. m. tsEEB.
They take tins occaxion 10 return their tlaEks
far the kindness ard Elesaliy hcEriefose eairnd.
ed 70 thrm By their fiicnds and elslCneIs. sni
hope BY clOse aficniion 10 hrsnc-s. EEcral rrices
and fair dealing. "a. % Herii and rccgiye ne
raj ksare q their patronage.
JAMES WEBB, Jr.
JOHN II. WEBB.
January l. S.
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ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-I'o March Term, ls45.
Rebecea Hart and ofkrs
Va retitiCn 70 sell Land.
TRomas Hart and ofi0s.
In this case il appearing according 10 law. that
= the defendants. Thomas Hart, the heim az ga
mnei Hart, decreased, George MsRae and Eliza
beth his wife. Finn Ray, William Thomas and
Ellen his wife. and John Dolly and Rebecca his
wife, are no, inhabitants 81 this state: Publication
Is therefore made, Cor sad defendants 10 appear at
The next Court Of Equity, 20 hc held Cor Orange
county, as the courthouse in Hillslorcugh, on
the second Monday ofMarch next. and Ilesd, an
swer on asmaE 70 Said petition. or the same win
he taken pro cOniesso against them, and heard
accordingly
JAMES WEBB, c. n. =.
Price adv. s. So. ss-ew
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity-To March Term, 1915.
join MIRROR end ofLtrs)
vs. Petiiion to sch Land.
John Moore end others.
IN this case il appearing according 20 law, ,hs,
4 the defendants, John Moore and his children,
who are the heirs at law Of Helen Moore, dcceas-
ed, are not inhsbiiants Of this state; Publication
In therefore made for said defendants 10 appear at
the next Court Of Equity, TO lc held for Orange
county, at the courthouse in Hillshoroush, on
the second Monday Of March next, aid plead, am
swer or demur to said petition, or the saine win
be taken pro confssso against them, and heard
accordingly. a
JAMES WEBB, c.M.r.
Price adv. 81 SO. 5s-6w
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THE cuFarmen&ip ksssaa<~ s1ising. uassr
iAe krn I'D s,g@ q LANES RKEB, u.
4 Co hssing d.s day salirsd By "a o. = Eniaa-
hea. Al rAoss isdsAksd . dc conrsn are lesuesa-
ed % cage ksward immesasriy. and Doe their
secounis- 1hey MI y waiisd on br eisker ~
DC Enhsrrieers. or " John N. Fsl.oss. ) ho :
Fsraal9 enFig5ed % a M % The husir.sss.
JAMES WEEP, gr.
q. I. IONG.
JOHN ii. WEBB.
January !. e.
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Remaining in the Pos, Office at HILLSIDE
rough, N. c., on the lst day Of Janua-
in three months, will be sent 70 the
General Post Office as dead letters.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-05-14
ALEXANDER'S TRICOBAPHE.

a - r. W AMI INVALUABLE DlSCON ERf
"a beinsa liquid Dye, which instsntancoBsy changes
me color Ut the hair to a beautiful brown black,
"lthodt injury to the hair or skin The great supe-
tofy ol TINS Dye consists in its easy mode OF appli-
calioh, ana instantaneous cfect-aIl other dyes
qnfhglrom 10 to twelve hours TO produce any change
"" superior excellence will be apparent every one
upon single application.
Extract from the ''PhladGlpha Daily Sun - Al
ENANDERS TRICOEAPHE.-The effect of the above on
the haIr Is truly astonishing 1t was tried Yesterday
~ 0hr ohce, and the change from grey black was
Instantaneous.
Extract from the ''Phadelphia Daily Forum " Sc.
Vera ct our acqaaintances have recently applied TO
their hair the valuable liquid Dye known as Alexan-
der's Tncohaphe-a new and valuable discovery; and
il has IN failed to produce the desired effect
Immediately after applying 1t to gray hair whiskefs
II impartS beautiful brown or black color.
tG5- For sale nv Coleman Rogers, No. l73 Bati-
more street; &. w. Andrews, j. NJ. Laroque, J. w.
Scott, and +. Perkins Baltimore street: J. V. d. Stew
art, corner Hanover and Camden-sts.; Perkins & Bro
Their, corner Green and Frank'in-sts; J, w. Barry s.
Co., corner Pearl and Baltimore -sts., and wholesale
by the sole agents. X. & 6. \. WRIGHT,
mll eOt27lhM % South 4th street, Phad.