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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-11-05
On. SPENCER
Vegetable Pills,
ASB
Vegetable Tonic and Resfo-
ratIEe Efillers.

R~ hs esyt Dispspia 80 Liur cospksiaf.
ITnE many mo hsss hasa eussA e Ihsse In
- gering dlzazrs y Il.sss mndicines, sh0nld
indacs 0ahers. similarly sfficsed, % a0ail then-
sriyes Il the same EASY and slscfnal Eemeav. Al
q. BILIOUS COMPLAINTS. e every kin5-
Hahiinai c0Stivenrss and "a irregularities q he
arfi0n a. these naadirinnS That Distressing COM
ptaini, The PILES. j. soon relieved, and sssnlu-
ally cured. By perseyering in he Ne 81 theze Pls
and Biiten- AZ ne warn weaiher sppEoachss,
BOWEL and SUMNER COMPLAINTS viii
become frequent, and II neglected, severe and dan
geEOas; these medicines are certain remedy, and
Il taken occasionally through he warm season. an
etieciusl preventive against any sftArk Of these
complaints; and reader, remember that = an ounce
Of prevention j. worth pound II cure"
Price IS scents PER boz for The Pills, and 81 per
bottle for the Bisters.
Tie Jollosriag certificate Is from he Rsr. E. L.
PnassT, IF ksyskalr Disirief, s. C.
have used in my family DR.. HuIIis Fever and
Ague Pills, and also DE. sFencers Vegetable Pills
for the last two years, and have no hesitation in
pEOnouncihg them 10 be most excellent family
medicines; and Is an act Of justice 10 the worthy
PropretoTs Of these invaluable Pills. will state,
for the information and satisfaction Of all concern
ed, that my wife, prior TO our marriage, had been
more or less The subject Of Chilli and FsuTs for
about eighteen months, having tried various rene
dies without success, and was very much reduced
in flesh. A few days after our marriage she COM
menoed with Spencer's Pills, and in day or two
afterwards with Hull's Pills; she used about half
box Of each; the result was, RADICAL crRE.
She Tegained her health and strength very rapid
~, and has had no return Of Chilli and Fsrsr
sines. believe these Medicines to be harmless
and safe; and when used as specifically directed,
are attended with satisfactory results.
Z. l.. FRAZER.
Pennington. Kershaw Dis, s. c. d
May 10, 1886.
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DIR. HULL'S
COUCH: sEzaSa3S

LIVERY family in the United States should
Keep a supply OF Dr. HUI.L-s COUGH
LoZENGEs in the house, not only as a proven.
tive medicine against the consump,ive tendencie.
of the climate, but as an EFFECTUAL RE.
NEEDY in all cases Of Coughs, Colds, Splitting
Of Blood, Night S,ceats, Difficulty Of Breathing
Asthma, WhoOping Cough, Emdeidtion, and &c.
neral Debility. Remember that this medicine is
not mere palliation, but il is all powerful in re.
moving all diseases of the chest and lungs, leading
to consumption and death.
Price 25 cents per box.
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Stallion for Sale.

rE'HE subscribers will expose to public sale,
IL on Tuesday Of November Court, before the
court house in Hiilshorough, on credit Of nine
months, their Stud Horse BEN HENRY. He
is beautiful dark bay seven years old last spring,
and was got by the imported horse Flatterer; his
dam by Longs Marion; his grand dam by old Sir
ATchy; his great grand dam by Planter his great
great grand dam by Gondola. Flatierer was got
by Muley, (sOn of orville and the famous mare
Eleanor,) his dam, Clare, (bred by Lord Eyre
mont, in ls24,) was got by Mamion, grand dam
Harpalice by Johanna, great grand dam Amazon
by Drver-Fractious by -WOOdpecker
misunderstanding by Eclipse-Hyena by Snap
Miss Belsea by Acknowledgements Ara
bian-Byerly Turk mare, dam Of the two True
Blues.
- ---~ DAVID TINNIN g. Co.
October 81. ST.
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rene sialiag thai A express ha4 p,shsa
Monterey iron Ssiiillo. bsingzr ihfssns.
lisn 81 he srnssl q sssls Ass. wl1h Is.
900 scd.t'onsl Heops. 10 probably iseof.
FefL Msriean papers 10 lie 20sh Ssp-
'enbsf, naks 10 sllssion % The 6rpsrlurs
Of Santa Anns fof he Seat 81 War save
10 gsssrri frns; and 40 he Pc iin L
observes. his dfpansrs ~esld bare bssn
ios momenaaBs sifp noi 10 have bfsa
specially and rspssiedly slis6ed 70. II
10. therefore. highly probskls lhsl he
express nen'ionsd By Mr. KsndslI has
been misinlcrmed.
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DIR, HULI's
WORM ES13yIE3y

A RE a preparation that never fail to remov
n Worms from children or adults. Children
will cry for them, and eat them as they would
candy. We suggest to all parents having chill
dren whom they suspect of being troubled with
worms, to give these Lozenges trial.
Price 25 cents box.l
You will please remember the name, and get
DR.. HulIs Lozenges, as none others are before the
public which contain the virtues of his medicine.
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DIR. n. T.. PEERy'S
vERMIFUGE OR GDEAD SHOT,
FOR WORMS.
Akghly raiuabk pyeparafioa, oapaLk from lie
PNomPfifade n iis arfioR. y daring
fhs sysfsm in q gslr ham #

he ksfem tn q fehr hoalEs ~
sreEg luOrm.
TINE origin. development. and support 81
III worms in The human sysasm, are 20 BE- At
irihuied 10 q depFased and drliliialea condition
Of the stomach and bowels; il heing an ssl4blish-
al faci, that where the digestion Is unimpaiEed,
and the general powers Of the system in . heal
thy state. they can End no hahilaiiOn. This PFC
PalatiOn has the peculiar advantage Of not only
destroying every worm, but also u producing q
healthy action Of The stomach and other organs
Of digestion. thereby relieving many complaints
arising from arrangement Of tic digestive Or
gans. Although pFompt aud certain in it, opera
ton, and not unpleasant 10 the TASTE n is perfect
u safe and adapted 10 the tendeTest age.
Numerous certificates Of the value and useful
ness Of this preparation sFe almost daily received;
the following is from n. Carolina:
Newbem. n. C., May ed, ls43.
DEaR SIN: I have been anxi0usly looking for
another supply Of your Dead Sho, vennifugr,"
rs have not a single vial leii. There are con-
slant applications for the medicine. and I should
he pleased TO supply the demand. II has proved
itself 50 Ear as tried in this vicinity, 10 he posi-
tive spenfe, and no humbug. Please inform mo
by return mail, how soon you can furnish me
with another supply. Truly yours,
]. A. LOGAN.
Price IS cents per vial.
Prepared by DR.. II. r. PEERr, and sold whole
sale and retail by A. b. a. ID. SANDS, Druggists,
100 Fulton street, corner of William, New York.
Sold also by LONG, WEBB e. CO., Agents,
HillsbOrough.
October &c. 5I-I2m
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OYSTER House.
HO! FRESH OYSTER

HO! FL ES IL U I , 1 T. Il ,!
THE subscriber intends keeping at his estab-
Il lshment on main street, directly west from
the court house, supply Of Fresh Oysters. He
expects to receive them three times week from
Rsleigh-of Wilson's Best-and the citizens Of
Hillsborough can be furnished with them for their
families, or have them served up to order at his
establishment Come and try them.
LEROY JOHNSON.
Oct. ~. 81
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MARRIED D.,

u clarkssills. Tsnn-. Eeosnily, BY ths Rev. T..
fanning. de Rev. JoHx l.. JSxrs. formerly Of
sAis county, % Miss MLRE flssISs, Il clarks-
siie.
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DIR. ACCOUNTS
Ef1!IJ11z;I513
E LII XI R

II L1XIR
NEVER fails to cure in all cases of Tooth-ache,
~ when it arises from decayed state of the
Teeth. 1t is simple in its application, harmless in
its effects, and thousands who have used it have
declared they would not be without this remedy
if it cost $40 per VIAL 1t is not a catch-penny
production, but actually does what it proposes to
accomplish.
Price 373 cents per vial.
A fresh supply of the above medicines just re-
ceived and for sale by
ID. HEARTH, Hillsborough,
J. B. M'DADE, Chapel Hill.
September .. 52-lamol2mo
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Monterey, Sept. 90, 1916, I
5 o'clock, afternoon. :

An express rider has This moment srriv.
ed from Salinas, which place he left this
morning. II is only days ride this side
Of Sal,illo. aud he states, on the authority
Of a Mexican, tha, Santa Anna arrived a.
that city yesterday morning or The even
ing previous, and ct once commenced for
ufying the place with vigor. He bad no
less than $4,000 with him, which, added
20 those which left here under Ampudis.
will swell his army to over 10000 men.
Repor. farther has il that he is TO erec,
works and batteries close by the Rinco-
nsdo-,be limits of our lines by the sixty
days. truce. If all this should prove true.
the army may have bIood'er work to do
than ever. One thing is certain Santa
Anna was hourly expected there When
General Taylor arrived, and many think
that Ampud,s's reasons for wishing 10 re-
tire was The fac. that he found HIMSELF 10
q degree surrounded after the success oil
the Cd division, and was anxious 10 form
a junction with his master on the bes
terms he could make. We shall know
more about This matter in day or .wo.i
The New Orleans Bee of the 22d inst
notices The above as follow:
The letter from Nj. Kendall Of The Plea
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Notice..
Mn. GRIFFIN.

a PPI.ICATI0N will be made to the next
n General Assembly of North Carolina, which
is to meet on the third Monday Of November
next, by the Trustees of the Caldwell Institute,
for new Charter Of Incorporation, or for an
amendment of their present Charter.
Byaorder of the Board Of Trustees,
]. w. NORWOOD, Secretary.
October -. o4s-tmL
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Public Sale.
DR.. Brandreth'S Pills.

IT,. A Fresh Supply of BRANDRETH'S
ssS PILLS just received, and for sale, at
This Office,
April 30. IS
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WANTED TO HIRE,

IMMEDIATELY, Tor sooner, i possi6h,) a
good COOK. One without incumbrancs
would be preferred.e For such an one fair
price will be given, and permanent ssuation
insured. p Enquire at Ibis Office.
October II. ~
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Extract ofa lssisr from disinssd efiorr q &c.
nsrai Moofs command. oOmnuniozssd 70 he
Union, daisd
-ssn Antonio ds Bersr. sept =. 1875.
"The knowing onss here say that xs
shall have clever 6ghI brlsrs reaching
ChIhsshua. and some Of them predles )
dsfssi. Psrhsps, sfier al. ~s may reap
lsureis IL peace does not arrest ns.
I'VE are getting on well and hsrnoni-
oDsly. The Illinois soi1nlsefs are really
good soldlers, and ! think will prove e.
ieisnt. .&&
Gen. Wool 10 very popular and very
rigid. lie talks plainly 10 the rolpnisrrs.
but they seem 70 like il. The General
has exhibited great knoslsdgs OF The de-
tails OF service ssd high degree of adj
minIsifstIve talent On lhe whole, I think
sc may look forwsrd 10 an Interesting
and suceessiul esmpsign, but ii will be
one Of hardships and prisaIions.
~~~~~>ss~s>~~~~S~~-
Blockade In the Pacific. The follow
Jog late and In,srss ing Intellig,n nee has
been received by the N. Y. Journal oil
Commerce, 10 letter dated
Topic, Sept u, 1886.
Com. Stockton hss declared the whole
Of The Coast Of Mexico in The Pacific in q
state OF blockade. conmodore Stockton
has established himsell Governor il I,he ca.
piial Of Upper C.lifornia. II 10 reported
iha. The ports Of Loser California are to be
isken Possession Of, end San Bias made q
rendezvous for The squsdron aud then
prizes.
The Cyane arrived OF San Blas on ID,
I'd Of This month aud Sent the nonfralio1
Of the blockade 10 The authorities. She
is cruising of the coast, occasionally
anchors in the bsy. and has selzed cou-
pie OF cossiing vessels. Another vessel
hiss also arrived of Maza,lsp. and has cu'
out Of tina. hsrbor costing vessel.
Blockade of the Mexican Ports on the
Pacific.
COM. sToCKTON's PROCLAMATION.
TO all ,chOm IL may concern.-I, J. r.
Stockton, Commodore aud CommsndsI-
in. Chief OF the United States Naval forces
in the Pacific Ocean, and Governor and
COMMANDMENT. Chief OF the Territory oil
California, do, BY the authority Of the
President and Congress Of the United
Sntes or Nonh Americs. hereby declare
all the por.., hsrbor., bays, outlets and
inlets on The West Coast OF Mexico.
South oil San Diego, TO be in . state Of
vigorous blockade, which will be made
absolute sxcep. against armed vessels oil
neutral nations.
All neutral merchant vessels found in
any Of The bays ADD harbors on said coast
on arrival Of the blockading force, will be
allowed twenty days 10 leave.
Given under my hand and seal, thi.
nineteenth day Of August. A. d. one thou.
ssnd sigh, hundred and forty six. at The
Government, House in The Cuidsd de
los Angelss," the Capitol of California.
CSigued1 J.R. STOCKTON,
Commodore and Commander-in- Chief Of the Ma
val Forces Of the U. s. in the Pacific Ocean,
and Governor and Commander-in-C Chief of the
Territory of California.
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FOR SALE
Notice.

A PPIICATI0N will be made to the General
"A Assembly of the state of North Carolina, at
its session commencing on the third Monday Of
November next, for an Act requiring the owners
of land on Rock Creek and the three branches Of
Sinking Quarter Creek to clean out these creeks
from their heads to their mouths, by the first of
June, at their expense; and to prevent the
telling of timber in either of these creeks after the
first Of June, if the timber is not taken out imme-
diatey and also to require Henry and John Fo-
eleman to open their Mill Dam, on one prong Of
Sinking Quarter Greek, on the first of May in
each year, and keep it open until the first of Sep
tember.
JOHN PATTERSON,
GEORGE EULISS.
October IL. 50-tmL
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San Antoni0.-The N. Orleans Com.
merial Times has seen letter. dated % b
ult., which states that the writer had me,
the advance guard of Gen. Woors army.
destined to occupy Chihuahua. on the
banks of the Leon. Q small river three
miles from San Antonio. |. was CON-
handed by Col. Harvey. snd consisted
Of the Washington Artillery, two compa.
niss Of The I'd Drsgoons. two csmpanles
Of regular infantry. regiment Of Illinois
volunteers, and the Arkansas mounted
gunner. The advanced guard began .heir
march on the Goth ult.. accompanied by
two hundred wagons. General Wool, was
expected to follow up with the remainder
Of the troops with oil expedition. The
roads the army will have 10 traverse, 10
reach the poiut indicated in Gen. VS.
instructions, are SAID TO be almost imprac.
ucsble. very poorly supplied with water;
bu, nothing can daun. The srdor and ener.
py Of our brave soldiers. Though not
numbering 10 al 1900 men. they are ad.
,snclng into The heart OF Mexico: and
their only desils Is 10 meet the foe in arms
10 order 10 emulate the glorious deeds G.
their brethren at Monterey.
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The accounts from the Southwest state
that Canales, with six hundred rancheros,
was between Camargo and Monterey.
The interposition of an enemy on this
route, which forms Gen. Taylor's line Of
connexion with the Rio Grande, the
source of his supplies, must prove to be
very annoying, if the hostile force should
become strong. TO guard against all dam
ger from such an apprehension, it is evil
dent that an efficient force should be left
along the river from Matamoros to Ca
MARCO, especially at the latter place. &C.
neral Taylor cannot afford 10 weaken his
own army by sending detachments to
keep open the communications in his rear;
nor would it do now for him to be oblig-
ed to adopt the course pursued by him al
Fort Brown, when he turned with his
whole army to drive the Mexicans from
their position between. him and his source
|of supplies, Point Isabel.
9 ReaimoEs. kmsraaf:o
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Important, If True.-The Picayune
Of yesterday publishes letter from Mr..
Kendall written at the la,es. date. which
looks 90 n the information il contained
nigh. be sub.autislly true. though some
what exaggerated. Mr.. Kendall says:
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i IL f n j. w r A
From the Bangor (Mc.) Democrat.
AUGMENTATION OF THE NAVY

AUGMENTATION OF THE NAVY
The bill for adding ten steamers To the Navy
was taken up in the United States Senate as the
special order of the day ON Tuesday the 9th -
Mr.. Fairfield, the Chairman nf the Committee on
Naval Affairs who reported the bill, addressed
The Senate in lis behalf He was answered by
Mr.. Benton, who sttenuousy opposed the passage
oi the BILL denOmlnatlng it war measure and
ne did not wish the Senate to declare that we
mad any idea of war. He was ready To 90 on and
make appropriations for the permanent defence Of
The country. and when war came he would vote
supplies without stint, but he was unwilling To 90.
Tor ms augmentation of the permanent naval peace
establishment. Mr. Dickinson insisted imam Tho
necessity of immediate preparation, and reminded
MI Benton that he had voted To put $40 coo GOO
In the hands OF the President during the north
eastern boundary controversy also limiting at the
pToStratlon of politicians who oppused the national
defence. Mr. lIanneqan next spoke. first saving
a word in reply 10 Mr.. Fairfield who had init
mated that he possessed more zeal than discretion
In proposing ten war steamers in addition to those
proposed in the bill; Mr. Fairfield haying ex-
planned Mr.. flanagan rejoined rather sharply
and lhen proceeded TO answer MIR. Benton The
next day Mr. Bagby opposed the bill as war
measure and as peace meaSure-he was for a re-
dnc'ion rather than increase of the peace esrab
!'shment occupying nearly the same ground as
Mr.. Benton.
necessary augmenlatlon'of the navy, and charac-
terI2e the bill as a war measure hut doubtless
they have welgh,y reasons for it. which perhaps
should be as convincing To others rs they are sat.
lsiariory tn them, nevertheless we hope n MAORI
~ "t The Senate will not think as they do Our
navy Is insufficient for peace establishment. TO
project our commerce and make our national FLAG
respected on the ocean and in distant lands visited
ny American citizens. We want Steam vessels of
war To Keep somewhere within sig hit of the i'm
provemenis made in the navirs of other countries
and are well pleased with the course pursued by
Senator Fairfield to augment that branch of the
pnhhrh service. II should be permanent in
crease corresponding with The growth of the coun
Try and the enlargement of our commerce An
army Is only wanted at hume and in time ofwar.
ana can be raised and equipped whenever needed
We have no nTeign stations To ,naiuiain, no colo
MES I" keep IN Suhjecton, and no civil Tebelons
to qneiI or people To oveEawe with troops while
there is continual demand for armed vessels in
all quarters Of the globe
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MORNING, FEBRUARY 26. 1916.
rI,HE PATENT GALyANJC nINCs


4 MAGNETIC FLUiD.-This rcmar kabIc dis
covcry has received the universal appreciation of
tho Medical Profession of Great Britain and has
been sufficiently long before thcAmcricau public
to give fam trial of its power aud efficacy. The
PATENT GALVANIC RINGS ave been found to
answer all the purposes for which ordinary Gavan-
ic Battery or Electric aud Magnetic Machines are
used, but without any of The injurious shoe ks
which accompany the applications by those instru-
,aents and IN many other respects more FE
and CERTAIN in accomplishing the desired object
The Gavanic Rings have been used with perfect
success in all cases of Rheumatism acute or chron-
ic, applying TO the head, face or limbs; Cout Tic
Doloreux, Toothachc, Bronchitis, Vertigo. Nervous
or Sick Headache, Indigestion. Paralysis, Palsy
Epilepsy, Fits, Cramp, Palpitation of the Heart
ApoplcXy, Stiffness of Joints, Lumbago. Neuralgia
General Debility, Deficiency of Nervous ENERGY
and all Nervous Disorders. In cases of confirmed
Dyspepsia they have been successful. Their extra
ordinary effects upon the system must be Witnessed
to be believed; and as a certain PREVENTIVE for
the above Complaints they are equally to bo
mcnded. The Galvauic Rings are in every way
perfectly harmless. and are sold at prices TO be
within the reach of all. CRIsTIE's MAGNErIc FUN
Is used IN connection with tho Rings. to render
their efficient action certain and to direct the Gal
vanic influence to tho particular por tons which are
affected.
For numerous certificates of the highest charac-
and Magnetic Fluid, reference is made to former
advertisements, or they NAV be seen Mt the Office
Only Agency In New York, "a Fulton street, (Sun
BuilCing.)
To guard against fraud, DR.. CRIsTrE appoints
but one Agency in each of the Cities of the United
States. The only Agency for the CITY of Norfolk
is NJ A. SANTOS, for Portsmouth,, Va, CHAS. ii.
HEINITSH, Agent.
(S5- Please call and get q pamphlet gratis
Aug %
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VOLUME I.---NO. los.

"A price OF Work at the Sign of the Mammoth
Gun. In fact ! pledge myself to work as cheap ms
any man South of the Potomac, if not cheaper and
warranted 10 be as good. So if You want your
work done good and cheap caH at the Sirn Of the
Mammoth Gun High street, Portsmouth, Va. All.
SO Guns, Pistols, Shot Bags, Game Bags Powder
Fhsks, Caps, Cap Chargers, Nipple Keys, and eve.
ry article called for by Sportsman at small adj.
vance cost.
Oct 30 l. 4 SpAIDINc
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NORTHUMBERLAND On Saturday. when The
officers "l The custom house came 70 open n LARGE
box which Ought 10 bave contained hrec small
boxes ~ steam engine indicators. they fnnd
In,n.'h'ng but me- shovinos used 10 packing. The
and ii is supposed hat il was unsc-e,red and *
d on board. ard then screwed ro agaio. The
works were chiefly ol brass. and ;he names IS
o. Watkins x Hid" are stamped ON some part of
apparatus Of each jnslrUment- Boston Post
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BOARDING HOUSE.-MRs. SARAH CHANT
~ would respectfully call the attention of Board
ers and Transient Persons to her large and com
modious House. situated in the most pleasant part
OF Port smouth at the lower termnous of Court
street, the water, commanding a full view of
the harbor nd shipping. Mrs. c. is desrous of
obtaining gcnteel Boarders, to whom she
feels certain she will give entire satisfaction Her
Baths are fitted up in neat style, and their are
free to her Boarders. Terms moderate
N. b. Two small Houses Glasgow street for
Rent for the next year. Enquire above.
Oct
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J. A. SPALDING
II ZEE "a BEFORE ME pEOpI.El-

EEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE!-
4 nc Subscriber informs the public that he
continues the CABINET MAKING BUSINESS on
the Corner on High and Middle streets, where h,
wlII be happy to receive orders, and execute them
~ a style not to be surpassed, as may be demon.
s,r"'Cd To the satisfaction OF those who will do him
me i'vur TO call amt examine his work lie has
some oi the most fashionable specimens of
CABINET WORN
Also a large lot OF Curlcd Maple Rush and Wind.
CHAIRS ~ - W
Being an experienced mechanic he respectfully
apPyaIs to the feelings of generous public TO *
tend 70 him portion of its PATRONAGE. Old Fur.
turc taken in exchange for New.
f.. d. HAYNES.
Also Anti BEDBUG BEDSTEADS for sale as a
bovc. ." "
As have a splcndid Hcarsc. all Orders for Fune
rails VIII be pcnctually attended to. Nov