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For number Of years my Teeth and Gums were
SO much out of order to prevent me from eating
with pleasure, and caused me much pam. Having
heard of Wheelers Teaberfy Tooth Wash, ! do
certify that tried one small bottle of it, and in less
than two weeks my Teeth and Gums were sound
and good. believe that the use Of il would be an
advantage to many others. j. BRAZER.
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My daughter has used Wheelers Teaberry Tooth
Wash and powder, and has found its effects to be
cleansing and publication of the gums, and sweet
enng Of the mouth have no hesitation in recon-
mending it the most beneficial preparation for the
teeth have ever seen.
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Certificates Of Ladies and Gentlemen Of
PMlddeiphia.

Owing to having taken cold but mostly in conse-
quence Of the acid of paint used in coloring prints
my teeth became very much injured, giving excru-
ealing pain at intervals, for between two and three
years. Wheeler's Teaberry Tooth Wash was used,
and has entirely cured them which, in certificate
form, send, that those who wish perfect remedy
for painful teeth, and also desire pleasant Tooth
Wash, may with confidence try Wheeler's Teaberry
Tooth Wash. MARY A. TAYLOR.
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From The Hon 2. Pratt, late NJ C, from the State o
.Ne,O York.
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From much severe suffering of myself and Others
of nv family with decayed Teeth and sore Gums
and the many respectable testimonials highly in favor
of Wheeers Teaberry Tooth Wash, / was induced
10 give it trial, after which my family used it. and
rejoice to say that it did perform thorough and
effeotual cure for all, and is the best article that
ever knew of. l would recommend its use to those
who may be suffering JESSE MOoRE'
w. Wheeler.
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Certificates Of Members Of the Philadelphia
Bar.

| have used Wheeer's Teaberry Tooth Wash,
and its effects upon my Teeth and Gums have given
to me high opinion Of its merits. cheerfully re-
commend it to the general use.
H. r. KNEASS
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M EDlCAll BOOKS, AMERICAN HlSIOh1
Xl DC. The subscriber has for sale, at his Store,
near corner of 4! street and Pennsylvania avenue
Washlnoton n Iarpa etocy sc
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entire growth, elssR and smooth. In a.
tempting 10 cur sni The old trees. ! great
many Of The smaller anes are inevitably
broken down. and a lie growth i alaa,s
kept uneven. lie greatest quantity y pre-
vented iTom accommodating On The ground
81 once.
Where furl j. The object. the course
row pursued in this ;, elion where woel-
LOIS are turned - The besl account, Is. 10
eHt every thing clean nhee in fifteen or
twenty years. The lots are protected as
much as possible against fires. and cattle
are kept entirely OF. Lands pFodEei'g
hardwood are in this way made To yield
from fifteen 10 twenty cords Of excellent
wood per acie II each cuuing-giving a
growth al least equal 10 a cord per acre
annually. -....
On cutting the primitive or oil growth
from lol, The sRceeeding growth cannot
be relief On from spr1ulr-sspecially IL
the trees acre much on the decline. In
such cases We have usually 10 wait for a
generation 10 come from seed, which ee-
nerally takes \ considerable longer time
than is required where thrifty growth is
cut; because in tile latter case The sinmps
spreul vigorously. and as great growth is
obtained in cne year a. ordinarily takes
place from seed in four years, Tits is
one 81 the great advantages 81 frequent
and clean rnlting-a rapid, esen. and
thick growth always springs from The
stump, and We have never TO wsil for The
slow and somewhat UNCERTAIN process Of
u renewal from seed.
Trees had better be cut close 10 the
ground, whether The LOT il intended TO
grow up again or to be cleared. The best
of the wood or timber is generally rext
TO the ground. II the land is to bcciear.
ed, the plnw and harrow can he made 10
work much nrarer the slumps If they are
eat close to q c ground; AMI il the lot is
intended 10 grow up, the suckers and
sprouts grow much more vigorously from
low Than from high spmps. 1.-THE siumps
are LEFT high, tie sprouts Dfen come out
on the sides near the lop, and the winds
break them oil, or the slumps rot and
they perish.
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nIlEII,ING.

The New Ohesns papers few days
since gave the psrIicnlars Of doel IN ths,
city, IN which NJ. Kaae was killed. On
his painful rr>uh the Pcsyune thus
speak:
"Tne sensible les of Young and old
were shocked bv The fatal sequel o con.
troversy th't had rs origin IN m'sun1e'-
standing that occurred smd gave'y and re-.
iMcmg. II WAS Known 10 bnt few thai
Al a festival ahete brave men sad besu-
uful women wed with one an"lher 10 81 e
ecIdt tn a scene Of s0rI.l h'iIi*ncy. tr"u-
bic arose betw xt two that W re- 10 each
other stranger here could have been II"
malice between them: but the incident
came within the cogn'zance Of code
whose disfensatinns ale wnuFn IN blood.
LOf these two, VIII 4 now u If! The one
speakcth noi--ihe other moUrnrr.
"Where u Is a concern only oi the VIC
time and the survivor, the result nigh Re
passed over MS hazard los. anil won; hut
mankind claim 10 he heard upon judy
ments that impnvprIsh society. Chsuly
will speak N behalf oi those whose hearts
have been made drsolstr. Afr off, end
revealing 10 the EXPECTATION Of the future
us, fuIness and tligni,y Of his son. is the
father Of The unfortunate Kane Who will
tell him ,hi.? lie is oId-full Of good
work.. We know him vel. A life OF
industry. and me sineularlv modest and
pure, acquired for him a con,for able con
peiencv, and. wha, is Of greater value, an
envisble share Of the respec, aud esteem
Of his fellow men. From the savings and
pains-taking OF years he has educated his
children for the CHEST POSITIONS in society
The young mau who~has fallen was The
apple Of his eye. The early indications
ofIalen, in The sou filled the old man's
hear, with hopefulness Of greater things
His daily toll was sweelened by the con
ISOLATION that The fruits Of industry woult
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WOOD AND WOODLANDS.

The fore par, oil the winner is the best
time for cutting and securing the years
wood, as well as for clearing off The forest
preparatory for culiiyalim. Before snow
fall, or while there is little on The ground,
it is much more convenient and pleasant
working in Ire woods the trees can be
readily cut close tothe ground. and small
limbs aud brush can be easily separated
from the wood aud piled by themselves,
and the worsmen are not obliged to plunge
their hantls il cold snow to pick out the
wool, which il always more or less buri-
ed in the snow, il the snow is deep.
Few things are Of more consequence 10
the farmer than iudicious management
Of his woodlands; and yet nothing is
generally mure neglected. Such IN fact
has been the ina,teniinn 10 this subject
that scarrity of wood and timber has
occurred in many districts naturally provi-
ded with abundance. After having cut
IF the old or q first grown" as il is called,
fires in some instances have been allowed
to sweep over the ground with sarh i'll
tensity as not only 10 prevent the stumps
from sprou,ing, but also /, destroy mos,
Of the seeds of trees contained in the soil
thus leaving the lands comparatively a
barren waste. Besides this. cattle are OF.
ten allowed to range at will, and are in
deed sonet,mes'compellcd 10 obtain theil
living by brousing on the sprouts and
young trees, which permits only scrub
by, wfrthless growth.
Ii has been sometimes recommended 10
eut ont old decaying trees first; but the
tpractice is attended with several objec'
tons, and we believe experience has prov
ed HAT the best course is to cut off the
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eel. fear NJ n pl.r yanrssli in sush
iand.. Tie AXIS nj ibis man's TsEOlu-
iians i I'u.: sud 4 max be inferred. Se
ihihk, shsi III the mschsntsm warks
vel; Tor when these Isa dispa.'Iina 20 90
wanng. IN alshnsl aay 6iffeison. { . grn-
orally shoWa early. IN tie SKIS Il 'Tesaid.
lac M faith IA Ih.I Iee.e. nf gordue.s
which il unw, ll,ng 10 psy II. deb's-
.. fine FLOW" good isliOw." "Hh"le
soaled frllos." ard Ihas sart Of iLing-Il
il III nanssnss. snd ". re Ihsn naussnss.
lta,iing % belief that honessy and honor
m.y he di.peassd ~ h, and IhsI Are ion
ard eslesn max b. secured ailhous 'hsn,
l. he Il e"rh islioa. - far lrsIante. who
ir lie. aud = joys h,mssll JPN IN ney
which re.ilg b,'anss tn Ohsr people!
AID il thai "Nh IT, soul" Whrh. ~ hi.e
Ihe Washrrs ON n PINES snd suffers ar
ssHt o. ltai winch il ,lus o. her by tie ,R-
t'ividu Il SIahthe 80 h. le saul. !" g esl TN.
tirg about in gay siIirs from ear"rs,l l..
earOussl, and iTnm one Place a. mi ~.
msnl III alaiae,! Have ~ fanh N IL: an:
nsilner suffer ,nurs, IL n ihins vii oil
ihose ah, have Il c ion.e.. f"e fun.
iure and line parties. aud are SOW 10 pay
for ten, AMI Il " hkrai.e 10 Tay'ns
for o,her things. Depsnd up"n il thai
thi. open-hsa'leln IS. a. people call ii
shd wonld haze you a,imire, i. ! .eitish.
mess, narrnwn's. ani i'shnnanr--se fist
He.s. tie mosi iRierss--s0 lnirnsF that
when it, own p'at 6caunp j. accrued.
il en- deny Itself moth ng. ~" matter tow
duty may rem"n-uat~. lie IL a much
better { llnw THAI I'll ,he-e. who gies
ihnadbTe and IL fuses indulgences. u"ii
he can sisnl square with the world,
though reckless pr"io.i"n nay ,lende h'm
as mea'; ior yuu may rely u, on II. that
he assumes no Responsibilities eAc' ri from
. veil founded b.I Ell IN { h. w,l &c able
10 meet them. llri- Tue man that paws
his debts. If pos.ih'ily exists III p,,Ing
them; and We strongly inclne to he c"u-
tlrlon that deb, rat iHg man IS one OF
the nest members al s"crr,y. an IN he
should thu, b. honnrtd. L.ius sls, then.
"Pay our debit"
Mails Saturday Gaztite.
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enable him b. plass Lis toy On the high
rOsd 20 mGnwn and sdvsneemeni. lie
rare provided lOT BIS m0Tal - veil - IN
a. erlual rn lnEs. ThsEe il mere 10 ssy
that these parental sni noble sffoIls wfTe
wa.ird npoa The nina nT heat Il yanng
Ksne. lie grew nrin 'he uay $ Of virtue
he moi eoallI "a IL lie paths Of ina0-
cenre. But m The dooT-.ill ri the lsmplr
Of fame he his been met by the ministry
81 IN, tier worship. lis accomplishment.
ard good gift, usTe bot decorations i"r tie
sarnlire. lie il gone; aud wha ~i'l d u
his p0or old ialI er that he son j. no,l
There nav he. in the things ihst are
unseen, bin f,r lhe mothers Ee. She
mas fnI. in hr faith thsa hapslh etsr. a
ernssli,a thsi the world NAV n9I far
nash. Relgina may shed healing from
h,r wings inia tie h. ART thar l. so'ely
bruised. hut lhete j. no htlp IN humsH
sympathy Ior aces lie this. Ths'e Is
Rrrry far then that hsEe seats 10 the
sanctuary. MAY il cone Ia her sbundant'
Is. far surely Of the daughters Of siil'riloH
there are none VITO heed II go grltEcu''
IT,"
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Mails Saturday Gasftie.
FACTS WORTHY or NOTICE..


Ms a fact. that n,ne nth. If the ia.
mites At mr. 20 r-lI"u.es wee brought
there directly or IN li,erIly by the use OF
lnloxic sting drinks.
II isd fact, thai lhreP-(our,hs Of al the
con'lew ~ our State i isons. wee hard
drinkers previous 10 the commis.Inn OF
.i.s s.,..ss fsr wh4nh thsy a,n nnw impri-
soned.
II is fact, ihet the greatest sufferers
from disease. aud those whose NAL dies
sfe the most difficult - cure. are those
" hn are addicted 10 the use III in'oxIca'
ting drnks.
His a fact. that Of all who commit su''
eide in J.. cOu"try, mtety-nlHe III the
hundred are the iun,d..Ie or The remote
victims of In'oStr.urg drInk'.
IL isd fact, sha' IN II families where
the chlIdr' are DIZZY. hal naked and I'll
le,l; the roams filthy snd in ,'Isotdri: tie
husband cross and d scontn,ed, rni pee.
wish. and he wives slate rus. Ill iem?et-
ed and q.arreIs 'm, one, II not both the
parent. sre d'rnkers Oi ,nIuxicst,ng dI'nks,
III is a facf, thai taose Who lts'l fire.
quentiy auend The wonh'p OF G"d, and
shock the eats of mod $, peoi lie by 'helr
,ulgarIty, are 'tirt dri"kers or sriti' VEN
deTs.
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presiaus 10 harvest. we had I've arres
caFelully measured with he chain and
rnmpass. BY W. Penninglon. The surrey
"r II tie ntishbOrhoOd, assisted BY John
Jones.
The surveyor was present when The
wheat was crsdlsd. and saw that each
are had IL due share. In was put away
in separate mows, threshed separately and
the grain an measured.
Nos. and :. Two acres of The hloai.
east surveyed together
TwnsGushtls II seed 10 lie acre;
Seyenly-ive shocks;
Fly ise bushels wheat. or 81
hnshels 20 the aerr.
M. ,, One acre drilled. adjoining the
ah've; Ihe land. il any different, rather
inleTinr; lrraied exactly alike
One buslisl and one peek Of seed 10
lie acre;
Furty.tso shocks;
ThiEy-lise bushels.
No. 4. One acre drilled, q lille distant
from No. B.
Onr bushel and one peek Of seed;
fnriy.twn sharks;
4 hir,y-ise bushels.
No. 5. tine acre drilled, 4 liule distant
from No. -
0ne bnshel aud one peck Of seed;
Fly shoeas;
Faly bushels 10 The acre.
here we see Thar. BY the Use of the drill
alone, (;he soil being ia the same or per.
haps an inferior condilinn.l The crop was
increased Z! bushels per acre. and. adj.
ing the amOunIsaved in the seed, q ps cks. J
make = hnshel. and peek to the acre;
an further, that the amount Of straw on
the drilled acre. with a smaller quantity
Of seed sown, Increased IL per cent and
the amount of grain on the same acre was
increased more than 81 per cent.
II NAV b. proper here TO stale, tina, the
whole fled lhetwcen 30 aud 10 arres) was
MANFRED and treated alike; although, from
causes existing previously in the soil,
same paris Of the land, being naked and
barren. was more denuded than others.
The surface soil, being washed aw ", did
moi yieltl'as well as other parts. suppose
that. without the clover aud manure, the
field would mol have averaged more Than
3 Enthusiastically not bushels 10 the
acre.
.-- The drill usel was invented anil male
by NJ. Pennock q Sons, OF Kenae, l-a.a.
Chester county. Penn, the invt niars oI
the revolving horse rake. Seven rows,
abnu, s inches apart, are planted by il al
one time, about three inches in depth; the
planters stand perpendicular; their points,
projecting forward, pr duce small furrows,
similar IN shape, but deeper than those
made by the teeth oflhe eultivator. The
wheat, thus growing in the bottom al the
furrow, is protected from the bleak winds
of winter, and the fine earth. pulvetized
BY the frosis, iiIl' up The fuuows by spring,
aud n ,urishcs the young plants.
Our own convictions have been suiIi-
GENTLY strong upon the above experiment
10 cause US to purchase drill, or, Us il
should be called, a wheat and corn plant.
er-far it plants either equally ~ell--for
or own use; with which we have put in,
This fall. The entire field Of wheat, contain.
ing about 10 acres.
N
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CHARLES NOBLE

Philadelphia, 10th month, 1874.
p. S. The acre yielding 40 bushels ol
wheat, il will be seen. have not com
pared with the broadcas, in their per CEN
iage yield, because Of their distance apart;
surprising tie d ference Of yield NIGH
have been owing 10 some difference in
soil. -..--
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For Sale,
C0NNEL's
Pain Extractor.

Fer he cure or Rnrns. Seals. Bruises.
Cuss. Plies. sali Rheum, RaIheTs' Itch.
CaEns. and gsEeEal Sores u ali Kinds
fromTWO 10 fight ZINES CHEAPER THAN
REFoRE. ar noihing il lie Iser j. not de-
lishlud with il.
A = aHfiele thsi esrEy fsnaisy nlEst roEsitsT IN
- di4rRssae Nhsn Try lnVM H. IoNrE sEd
valne. and ulirh has heneI0soEr hEsa Fod Goo high
% rrarh an elsszs has noN hrrn Erauoed IN Isirs.
With sisS IhSi Firh and P0or, high md iVx, AMI
in fari every human icing mas enjoy a. coniogts;
AMI al Nho stt Il slsn have tie IEins EsiuEnss 10
thrm Il they are not dsiighisd With ~ uss. We
asacsf, Niihoui de possililily q esllirsdstisn,
that aEL Brass and Sears, EyEHt ENTEBs1L
snEE. olI ~ fiesh. and all sHlsERal Iaiis and
sehrs. 30 Haitr Nhegr, shall ir Irtl eed 10 nohs-
fsrt In il in I've RsihUirn-saSirg lite, hnih, Or
gar. No larn ran h. fatal Il ills j. EITiisd. TIL
lrzs he vltsls are aesiie,sd ~ tie arsidcnt IL
j. irsls magiral Ia n pcaTanCs, in Il sisris. Err
quire ioF cornsl's NsEiral Psih Extractor sshs.'
q Coai.iosk & Ce.'s. - cuFilandl Ssnest, New
York. Prize IS eruts. 81 four iinles - nlurh foI
50 cents,snd lear ten tines - mueh i0E Dollar.
4 CERTAIN quantity > given every DAY 20 the
poor in New ioFk. ard there j. not hsy four
seaFs ID in the city. tnl can tel all about Ills
wonjerfrl extractor at al Jain.
Sold, wholcasle. - comsioek & Co. 81 cort-
landi siNcei. Neg iprk; ami iy d. Heart Hills
Borough, Dr.. James Young, oIio:d, aud ]. & r..
SlOan. GmsisloTuush.
fc!guaFy III. 63-
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TF1IfE subscribers, having entered into copart
l. ncrship in the above business, would respect
fully inform their friends and the public generally
that they have taken the Shop one door west o.
the Confectionery, and opposite Moo5e's old stand
and will be prepared to furnish every variety O.
articles in this line, both fashionable and good
Their materials shall he well selected, and the
work well executed; and they Oaiy ask for trial
feeling certain that they can give satisfaction.
- Joancymen wanted, who axe good work.
men, end Of steady ami industrious habits. None
others need apply.
WITlfERSPOON Il GATES.
July /. So
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WORMS! WORRIES!

"a uiMsTIIks NEkNifIhE Tor tie GER
Ia tain tesuuciien u Mours. This much &C.
lelgaie aIiiele is new Ter Yale in Ills ace by ID.
Heart. The nrmsTots lives ,hsI laae Teen far-
ed Is this article, i sufficient guarantee that
e,er mother should keep !, in her house. lie
public haze hesn erosiy deceived Ct late, by rer-
tain ether IHparaiions got up in imitation o this.
They must collsldCr il q great blessing that they
have now within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which j. ccriain 10 destroy any guam
THY Of worms child may have. Il is useless TO
accompany this With any certificate, tie article is
well known without.
So,d, wholesale. ty coms,ock q Co. 81 cori.
lana slUe,, New York; and ty ID. Hrsut, Hills.
borough. III. Iamss Norng, O1ioEd, aud J. & X.
Sloan. GTeeREbOFoueh.
Apuls. 10
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CROW d SCOTT,
Commission Merchants and
Forwarding Il gcasG",

IN THE TOWN OF PETERSBURG, Va,
EgAyE removed to the large AMI coranodious
Z L store, nearly opposite to Friends Hotel anl
the Post Office, and next to IVES; Hill Ware
House.
They give pronip; and persona! attention to the
selling OF Cotton Tobacco, and all kinds Of Coun-
try Produce. and always i..ieud obtaining the best
market prices and have the money ready, when
Sales arc made. They have now in Store, the
following:
$50 Sacks salt,
Is Bags Rio. Java and I.aguira Coffee,
10 lIhds. Porto Rico Sugar,
so Bh!s. Mime Mercer Potatoes,
30 L" New iork apples,
so Boxes Cheese,
81 Kegs Goshen Butter,
20 chests various Teas,
100 Bhls.~Fan,y and Superfno Flour,
20 Boxes Adaman.ine Candles,
% d" Sperm
20 Mould
Pepper, Ginger, Starch, soais, Wrapping Pa
per, Irvine, &c. &c. &c.
WM. II. CROW,
JAMES ID. SOFT.
November /. I645. 03-2m
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FALL AND WINTER
GOO DS.
Long, Webb.t& Co,

ARE rexzssias f3sgiir FsE "a N'i1asE 'saaek q
n Gods. rsnnPEssiag eEsEy EaHaFlg = Hsslcles
Esls1ls kFg4 h DE- NsFkrL ThriT 6aaas have
lren FuErasasel slsaiEely Niah nasA, and ssAerieA
with sErzl naae. Thes tsdk : composed u lasa
oFihe ialieNing'
Blaarlaa and -slalsashrd SliEsin=s sd saCfi-
ings. DTiinEs. nol.titks. Es4san flaHEgis. tirass
Claah, 81 Assla-rsps. Oil-sl1sh, IHnei aHa Tan
sass. 0snalAFss. nultogss Ezkiie. EEssas, ri sle
yfllaw Fianrgls; Cssrn BaiEr. Canvass hsaalRsi
aark ana nalssel esmhainss fli3 ldnssy. her
seys Elaia and fsnry GaEllina and ilsaa GMetssi
pilos Iiush gl-Elikns al llua and oiheE tlssF-
eoziings; drah I'ne. mixed, and fanrg EeH-siA r
saiiinsiss Flaia and iisaEeA. harl and snry tas-
siueEes; uacrina 81 snl sssia Kssiins-s Enslish
ami fngEch clashss sstAlle, hed. negFa and Ilai
Blankets laen an easion nsEsFs: haek and
white. hne and fancy, and furniture NlrioEia
Cashmere Prints; fznrg and osl-r0oEca tiinshsnls;
silk.wasp. and sasanlan Alaross; family irish
Linens; Nsnss,1k. Taglri0n. Null. TsiFad, Piaid
aud SNiss Muslins; Jarnncts. and EaEnlslrs; &
gurei i.auss; MAX. white, and hEuWn Hollands
llail. novelty. ginon1rile. rashnaesr, sud waite
shawls; nacTina ShFis; l.aaigs' sslk shiFfs: Gala
Plaias; coslls; Brushes saTeTioT Rns,hh liose
ami haif Hos; hlaek and white Raw III ard
Kid Gloves; Neaslgd and il Msis; RWEgh
cauul,Iic aud llem~giehcd HandkeEghiets; III
PoiGts and EelVrl Serk-haIsikcFrhieis; fESnrl.-
worked Ic'laFs and Trimmings. Cloak TassCls;
GirIlcs; Cords aFI Tassels and OCEAN caHl.i :
New : Hle flaEsaoe Dnid, and English stEaw
Ronneis; AEiifcials; TEA =, le RonRsi and Aeek
Rihlons; House and Bordering PspeE.
Patent I,mh CLEANERS with nHlshss; painted
iron and hrass-bOuaj BUckeis; Tuls. and ugsf
Boxes; Bpo0ms, Heanls-hgusacs, and hanl-Bel-
lows; T sine. Plough-linss, Bc,l-coF,ls. end hoe
thread; WHIPS; Cologne, Beans aud Marassai
oil, lip salsr. aud osTss snuf Boxes eo,onsi
Smelling Bo,,lcs; Leaking GLASSES; Powdered,
Crushed. Loaf and Blown ugar; 10 aud fnmi.
" Coffee: superior Llaek AM gTrra Teas; SnulI,
siarch, anA Chess; olc ard Upper Leather; a
general assortment Il roaFe Boots end hoes; 81.
50 hest Phila.elr. is-Iaake waking hocs and
hppers Tor l.aties; 4 large stock Of Hats and
Gaps; an assortment of Hardware and CUTLERY;
GA assortment OF cTockeTy, Books aud Stationary,
DC. sc.
They respectfully invite their customers and
the public generally 10 rive them call, 10 eAaHl.
inc and Judge for themselves.
They would take tliis Occasion 10 uinrn their
thinks OF the community ior the very literal share
Of Custom heretofore extended 10 them and bore
by close ard personal attention to b,a,incss, end
reasonable prices still to meri anal receive iail
proportion Of the tsate.
October :. 91-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-02-19
IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS
Eotchkiss'
Vertical Nknirr Wheel.

THE Subscribers. having witnessed the success.
FL opcEsiiun Of these shcels, were induced
70 purchase tie night At using them in the state
az North Carelina; anl they now oIer for sale
Individual rights II Fiay Dollars or nights l1r a
whale County. on reasonable terms.
Beside haing generally adopted in the North.
erl States, haese shecls are coming into general
use in the Southern Sisies. We have sold a!.5u,
100 Rights, - II whira a-e in successful opvra.
iioa in Cumberland county.
Thase wheels arr more durable. AMI moro casi-
IL kept in order when properly put together than
tie ?uttr whcpl. Thry viii save onr-,hird al
;!.c NateF an4 rua wei il back water, when there
Is head ahosc. The srecd Of the saw is in
creased 10 more tian double the strokes per mi.
Hute.
We refer. among others, 10 the following gen
tlenen some Of whom have he'd the wheels in
operation twelve months or more anil from ma
ny Of them. and others, NC have received ccrtif-
Gates expressing their high appreciation Of the 81.
pcrior advantages Il these over the fut.er wheel,
and stating that lhcir SAWS viii cut 25Oe, 5000.
$500. and even as hi,a as 5000 feet per day, and
sz-e 0ge-fafrd of Tie tgEftr.