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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-05-28


TIE FINANCIAL PROSPECT.
The Washington correspondent Il ore
q the Nsw iofk pas.sEs says. we ser. 10
lel!FE Of the IfIh insIanl. 80 may vet
appear necessary. before ne termination
81 The session l0f coagressl 10 pass !
PAL aaihOri=iag l0al. 70 Hsel Lac sx-
gras." .s
Doubtless Congress viii lind itself nn-
der he Eeeessily, before adloorniag. Of
providing money, in addition % the cur
rent revenue, 10 delray lie expenditure
which will attend lie now inevitable mil
nary operations Of tie Government. The
retueuoa "f tie raliif Of duties on i'm
porte. had il been carried into effect.
would equally have induced The necessi-
~, now or mol long hereafter. 0r supply
ing reFenue from sumo other source. But
The late art Of cangress-aad. indeed. in-
depeDdenlly Of tie movement in Ton.
gress, the preceding action Of the Exeeu-
uve-rsaassi..s. an sxpeuunnIs Ii.ugS1iy
FAR 10 exceed the surplus in Tie Treasury,
may be considered "a an indefinite poet.
pOnemenI Of ne Treasury scheme for q
general reduction Of tie farllf.
We take II FIR granted, however, that,
fir any immediate purpose, the Admins
iralion will first resort 10 lie expedient
Of an issue Of Treasury noles; The ne
eessily inr restoring 10 which will, ~ con-
nexion With the existence of a foreign
war requiring the transportation 10 grea,
di,ianees 81 large sums Of money. render
the SublFeasury scheme wholly imprac.
iicsble, and pnlbably cause that, rs well
as The an.i-lariif projec,. 10 be deferred.
Snould The War unhaPpily be prolong-
ell, however, loans must hc necessarily
REQUIRED to, and will constitute the chisi
source OF revenue for delraying the ex-
penses Of tie War Whenever loans are
10 be authorized. in any considerable
amount, Congress will find itself oblig,
cd 10 lay direct taxes and excuses, and
pledge the proceeds Of them to pay lhs
interest and provide q sinking fund FOL
their redemption.
We DO not suppose, therefore. that any
loan, in the shape Of an issue Of Govern
ment stock, will be restored 10 81 The pre-
sent session Of Congress. ..,.s.
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|. Tamaulipas-we Americans must be-
gin to fit up our lips and tongues for new
and unknown names-is now in part an
nexed to these Northern United States of
America. As Bonaparte was wont 10
say, when he was lording it over Europe,
Piedmont is annaSnd- Ia The Ereneh vin-
pre-, Holland Is annexed, aud so on.
When we strobe over The Nueces, and
encamped upon the RIO Grande, we be-
gan tue annexation Of the Mexican
State Of Tamaulipas; and we'll does an
officer from the army Of occupation, A
pril 25th, say:
1.-The Mexican State Tamaulipas, in
which we are encamped, is beautiful,
most delightful region. Far as the eye
can reach, one level surface presents il
self 10 view, dotted with cotton aud sugar
cane fields. in,erspersed with lovely gar
dens after the Spanish fashion, the whole
cut up and divided, in all sorts of ways,
by groves of the finest trees, among which
the lignumv,,e figures largely and the
entire picture is cut in twain by the mud
dlest. crookedest, swiltest river in North
America. -aaaa l..E. ..>..aa 49,. as.s..s
"Neither mountain, hill, nor elevation
OF any sort varies the everlasting level Of
the country around. The scene is rich
aud peaceful, with nought to mar lis APP
pIopriate character but the armies Of two
nations worshipping the same Eternal
God, Strengthening. their hands to. slay
each olhei like beasts ul prey!
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Union Hotel. HiIlsbOrOugh.

IsIiE sabscnbcS. having purchased lie Uaian
= Hotel, HillsborOagh, n. u. have lhog0aghly
rsFailsd he Hoass, and ft.ed i Up viii snlirs
neS furniture. -
They have ll.s pleasure q announcing 70 The
public, that they have slcoosded IN securing The
sersices Of MR. s. MRS. 1. G. WREN, % sa-
pcTintend the establishment. who. from Their ex-
Perience and ability 70 conduct the business, can
ma fail 10 please the travelling community.
The PFopricsoss have spaHed no expense IN fl-
ting m the HOUSE in neat and comfortable slyie;
a. safE R s5ust Hss 4 a ls Win
good clean beds, wrll-~pgead table. faithful snd
ohisiDg servants, and go0d asllefs, and thai eve
~ elTor shall be Iaade 10 render all those who
may favor tnem with = eall comfortable.
Regular Boatders. Lawyers, Jurors. ar. vii
Gaa al this house quiet and comfortable hosne.
Il = situated convenient 10 business. and At the
sane time removed from the hustle and confusion
Of the court yard.
CT Two o. three Families can BE- aceommO-
dated with board Tor the summer --. s=.
LONG, WEBB, g. CO., PrOpEie.Ors.
May Is. -4@@a. w@ 2s-
n5@ Raleigh Register. Standard, ard Star,
NeNheTnian, North state Wing, Milton ChrOni-
Gle, GEeenshoroagh PalriO,, Salisbury Matchmsn,
Fayetteville Observer, Wilmington Chronicle, and
Dansile Reporter, will publish Onee a week for
four weeks, and forward accounts TO this Office.
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Latest News BY Monday Mornings
~ Mail.

We are indebted to the courtesy Of the cdi-
itor of the Register, the Star, and Standard, in
Raleigh, and to the editor of the Fayetteville
Observer, for slips containing tse latest news
from Gen. Taylor's Army, which we give below,
, rhS n"Ys is highly gratifying; and we should
as Gen. Taylor had to contend against, will at
least have the effect of keeping the Mexicans at
bay until our army is largely reinforced; and that
few more such victories would bring the Moxi-
cans to sue for peace on such terms as our CO.
rernment may dictate.
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County Candidates. conseq

County Candidates.-In consequence
Of tho Temperance and Democratic Mass Meet.
ings, and of the notice that MIR. Shepard would
address the citizens of Orange on Tuesday last
the Wings concluded not to hold formal meet
ing on that day for the nomination Of their can
didates, But after q consultation among our
friends from various parts Of the county, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were selected to compose the
Wing ticket: Hugh Waddell, esq, for the Sen.
ate Chesley f. Faucet, Giles Mebane, John b
feathers, esqules, and DR.. Michael w. Holt, for
the Commons.
] We ore glad to state, that all the gentlemen
named have consented to accept Of the nominal
ton, with the exception Of DIR. Holt; and an an
swer from him is hourly expected. Laffin X
- ~ -~oufu nave been again nominated
(and we doubt not with the unanimous concur.
renee Of the whole Wing party,) but his feeble
health makes it necessary for him to retire.
The Democratic Mass Meeting, on Tuesday
last, nominated the following ticket: Capt John
Berry, for the Senate; Sidney Smith, William
Patterson, William N. Pratt, and Patterson Nc
Dade, esquires, for the Commons. All the gen.
tlemen, we learn, have accepted Of the nominal
ton.
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ATTENTION.!

Tie Commissioned Offers and Musicians attach
cd @ the 4sh Regiment Of North caORna
Militia. #4 @<
VoU are hereby Commanded 10 appear at Da-
= yid Mebane's, on Friday a9th instant, At le
O'Clock, A. NJ, equipt as the law directs for drill
muster and court martial; and on Saturday, the
seth inst. precisely at 10 O'Clock, wkh your res
pectise commands, equipt as the LAW directs, for
Regilnental exercise and also for the pnrpOse q
raising VOLUNTEERS to meet the requisition
of the Governor Of this State, by his PrOclama.
ton Of the 22d instant.
by order of the Governor, Il sts5
P. NELSON, Col. Com.
May &c. il a. I'D III 5@sz e.
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From the Washington Union.
pRIyATEERING "

Approximations have b,en expressed
thai Mexico may issue letters OF marqus
70 Spanish subjects 10 Cubs, TO cruise
against The commerce ofihe United States,
and Tia, privs.eers may be fitted on. in .hs
poris Of that island for this nefssioas pur.
pose. Indeed. il has been suggested thar
ibs tao Masiesn steamers. which have
been recently transferred TO the Havana,
bare been sent there with this object. We
know that The governmeato Of Spain would
noifanciion such proceeding; bui j, 10
not generally known that Spsnish sub.
jscl could not accepts commission for this
purpose from The Mexiesn govesnmes .,
wlihoa, being guilty. Of piracy. For pub
ht Information, we copy the l4sh article
Of our treaty with SPAN Of the 20.h De.
iber. 1895. which article Is now IN force.
l"ARTIcLE Ia. No subject Of her Ca.
ilohc majesty shall apply ios, OF lake.
any commission or letters oil msrque,
kf arming any ship or ships to act as
prf'a,esrs sgsinst the sad United States.
o. against The citizens. people or inhab.
ilin,s Of The said United States. or asains,
Vie properly Of any OF the inhabitants of
s,y oflheu. from any prince or state with
which the said United States shall be al
war" .- -.
NOV shalf any citizen, subject. or in
hbitan, Of The said United States apply
fd, or lake, any commission or letters Of
narsue for srming any ship or ships to
ad as priya.sefs against The subjects Of
hs Catholic majesty, or the properly Of
az Of them. from any prince or state
With which The said king shall te al war.
And II any person Of either nation shall
t&e such commissions or letters or
narque he shall be punished as pirate"
Tha. is, he shall be "bung by The neck
uItil he is dead
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III sszsss - -.
SpECTACLES.


Gold Silver Blue, and polished Steel Spects .
Giles, to suit all persons and all ages. Very sure
Tior flint glasses. that may be- adjusted IN any
frame at moments notice. 'at
SILVER AND Plated WARES.
Silver Cups. Spoons, Tadles, Sugar Tongs, Salt
and Mustard Spoons, 4n;,erKuives, Castors, Ca
die Sticks, Snuffars, aud Trays, Walters, Oaks
Baskets, &c
FANCY GOODS. -,
Mantel Clocks, Silver Pencils, Patent Stee
Pens, Rogers superior Razoss, Razor Strops Cea--
gress> Knives and Scissors, six Purses. Steel
Clasps, Sssel Beads, Ladies' fine Tertois-shell i,
Shver-mountede COMBS, Silver TAimbles, Spy
Glasses, Music Boxes Suspenders, Coral. Hooks
and Eyes, Epauletts, Hair Bru hes, ,Teoth Brush-
es. Silk Guards. Steel Key Rings. Faney JeWe..
Boxes, Knives and Forks and shoakin 4Skassos
for Clocks. Also a fne assortne q d \ Ssnerys
and Shaving Soap; CAsning 'Eoba5co. ssgarss
&C. AWae.hsr artist kenstally kept il lew
ellery establishmentsss -, s,syss.s 3,
iGP Clocks andaW axhes repaired By ha.sssilV
be warranted for twelve mouths 0rtieis from q.
distance will be thankfully received, and prompt
ly attended to-. ] It ~ N k3sL
LEMUEL LYNCH.
q
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APROCLAMATIOy.

WHEREAS, unsler she provisions Of The
Act oi Conggess, entitled "An Act pro-
Yldlng fur lhe prosecution Of the existing
War between tie United States and The
Republic OF Mexico" approved the 18th
Of May instant, the President Of the Uni.
ted States hath made requisllion on the
State Of North Carolina. Tor one Regi.
men1 OF Infantry Volunteers 10 be "en-
rolled and held in readiness for muster into
the service Of the United Ssales''-lhe
said Regimen, 10 comprise 10 companiss,
each consisting Of
! Captain 90
! Firsl Lieutenant
I Second Lieutenant
4 Sergeanis
4 Corpurals
2 Musicians
81 pTiyales.
Aud being fully assured that the citizen
soldiers OF lhe state are ready 10 NEE,
this C al TO patriotic duty with promplness
and alacrily. do hereby enjoin aud soil.
cIlthal 10 Companies Of Volunteers. each
Of the number aud with The Officers a.
foresald, be n soon a. practicable formed
and enrolled, 10 The end that they may be
returned 10 the Secretary Of War, as rea-
dy 10 be mustered into The service Of the
United States. No private or non-com-
missioned Officer can be received, .who
Ii apparently over Is or under 10 years
OF age, and who is mol in physical strength
and vigor." Every company, when the
requisite number is enrolled, will be en-
titled 10 cleo, The Company Officers: and
Field Officers viii be appoinled for The
Regiment, by the lime OF the completion
Of the enrolment. aa~ as #
As soon as any Company may be com
pleIed as above set forth, The Captain
thereof will make ropor, 10 the Adjulanl
General. IL a greater number Of Com.
panies or men. shall be offered. than that
required, selection from those rendered
will be made by lot. Early information
Is desired to be communicated 10 the Ad.
julant General Of the progress Of The en-.
rollment: aud all Military Officers in the
State will cause This requisition 10 be
made known generally to those under their
command-lhat. all who duly estimate the
high honor Of their country and are in.
elined TO rally around her banner in this
crisis. may be afforded the opportunity
to volunteer their services. E .... ...
Given under my band, and a,,es,ed
with the Great Seal of The State
Of North Carolina, al the City
T.. 9. Of Raleigh, this 22d Of May, A.
ID. 1876, and Of our Independence
the 10Th.
WILL. A. GRAHAM.
BY His Excellcncy's Command,
WV. HUI, Secretary of State.
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"Ouf niEhls beEs EFFs fsF tks mosg
pr. Esmn kshle kEihsig sssssly. IL
sisIs sl.nd Eslh n EEasnsas rEosds.
w'iA rare hEiilisncys MOI a Isaf o mesed,
noi dead i sea. while ever snd snon
ameseor u surpassiag brightness shools
srfoss The azure vault Bat ] an jasl
summoned u Steiner dusies.''
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Mr.. shepard an HIIlsbereagf.

~aAAA 80 1919 - AAAANAN8A8A
Tie nssnsrrzlic canHizis g Gosesnos a.
are@ed shs peoPie q Ot.ngr. = De cOurs houaa
b his Tlacss u Tue1asy. ne eslh Instant We
bard bal sail Poysioa 4 lis spssSa. ~hish 10
lliea - The pubEe lands; and Ne vensare tbs a.
srEsioa, taai there : NJ ; reading nan n no
county MIA could IA detect his rlisepTeseni.-
tons in alismPting 10 soayics Cos. Graham q
Inconsistency 10 regard = he susssiOa Il dssri.
ea'iEs he Fsooeeds Of these lands. We deesa Il
theFefoE Hnlseoessz. - sEpOse then On lhis Os-
sAiOa Tia pa0Pse, o. nnage know wei the
sOnsis.eai Ieal wilh which W, GIlhaR has ever
eOatendsd for he rights q sie "a sssses IN r.
gard . lhsse landS and tAsy islly understand his
views HaD cAsr~.a, t.Owrver, hss -. IN she
people what position dc Denac4asie party oceu-
pied in the long contest wsgei On this very gues-
i'm and what powerful siIosss tho Wig party
was compelled 10 make 70 procure Tie li,is slJch
has already been distributed Of The psscees a
these lands.
The other ques,iongNhirh Mr.. Shepard dwel,
on-the Rail Road. G, est,--we have been iI.-
formed. are but part q the speech Ofwhich we
have before published accounts. and Of which an
interesting notice VII be FUND in ,o-day's paper
frOn q correspondent Of the Register.
Mr.. shepard ProPounded question to The pco.
plc Of Orange, which we here take occasion 10 re.
peat. After listening 70 that abusive speeches.
full Of charges Of unfi,hlulness sgains, our dis.
singuishsd Acknowledgements ask you, People Of
Orange, can you have confidence in William A.
Grahamf We can anticipate the response IN
every breast;-" We have tried him, yea, tried
him well, and have always found him failhfuli
and therefore We say, YES" -. II
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From the Standard, Extra, May %.
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM THE SEAT.
OF WAR;!

THE MEXICANs TWICE ROUTED, AND
1900 KILLED!
The Enemy's Guns Carried at the
Point Of the Bayonet!
By the New Orleans Daily picayune,
and an Extra from the Mobile Advertiser
OF the 18th, We have the news. the sub
stance Of which is contained in the follow.
ing: .... .....-. ~...... .... .s ....a..-..
There have been two engagements be-
tween Gen. Taylor and the Mexican
troops, the first occurring on the 9TH inst.
when Gen. Taylor was returning from
FONT Isabel to his camp opposite Matamo-
ras. In this the Mexicans, from $500 10
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rThe Temperance conven-

tl0n met in this place, according to appoint.
ment on Tuesiay last, and adopted set Of resO.
lusiOns in relation to the practice Of treating BY
candidates, which are mild, firm, and discreet and
We think well calculated to effect the purpose IN
tended by tho friends Of good order. No pledges
were made in these resolutions. The proceed.
ings came in loo late for publication this week
they shall appear in our next. "
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sHles 60 a. - - Hsasaa a. ezelsiss.
: - Easssa Chsusf ; 4 sszr1s.l a. NJ
PlEsg ) IngEa,zEas- - NJ Lea Ia lsosu,s
- al1 aaidsas a = = rsnhs. walas e.. sbepsrI
= - nm pu1.l llksa Eua - VIZ e..
c.. GnaAan NJ hass bui Lrsla aEruAsy ii
a-sslsaag aE sA<Fuu1 n r..z6ull. salss-
uaanAs1s ssr~s a sauhs paliry easnpassl Mia DE
saSi.a -snAs---<- 4 NJ shrpass. MI eo.n-
nend shslasisss y tias esoa sense Il he paugas
= AessA cssolina; ana aey Nh n hrs.a.s e
fesleri one Ma Is = ally sna f.itrsals 1is-
shaEssa ths aalins = u aaios.
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Mr. Shepard the Democratic

WIT SEFNFNSHU tEFN WCEEfUNE dGEN
Candidate..-The State Central Committee,
at their called meeting on the 18th instant deci-
ded in favor of James B. Shepard, ESQ.,, and he is
therefore the Democratic candidate for Governor.
Mr.. Walker F. Leak rctres from the field pro-
Tossing to acquicsce choerfulIy in the nomination
made. &c.,.
We do not regret this result; though we think
that the position in which Mr.. Leak has been pla-
ced will cause him some regrets in his retirement,
and b. source Of modification to his friends.
What becomes of his bold declaration, that he
wculi canvass the stas If hs should get but Ave
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CoNGREss.-We have hastily glanced at
the proceedings Of Congress since our last notice.
and as we could end nothing of . particular gen.
eral interest, VIC have concluded to omit our sum-
mary this week 10 give place 10 the more inieses-
ting news from thu army. 90
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es3 tsafa NEW Bi4e-s
Copper, Tin, & Sheet Iron
ESTABLISHMENT.
In HILLSBOROUGH.


TsHE subscribers wonId respectfully inform The
u public, that they have set up a complete
Copper, Tin, and Sheet Iron Shop in the town Of
Hillsborough, at the stand formerly occupied by
Mr. Lynch, silversmith. L a'
STILLS, and TIN WARE, of every variety
for household use, manufactured in the most neat
and durable style by experienced workmen kept
constantly on hand, or made 10 order, on the mest
reasonable terms Repairing Of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
They are also prepared to attend to all orders
for COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
GUTTERING, WHICH they engage TO do in a
style equal for excellence and neatness with that
of any other workman in the State.
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale to
Merchants and others at reasonable deduction.
HAUGHAWoUT & ELLIOTT.
MAY, Is. ~" IS
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Notice.

ETTERi Of sdministrstien having been
- granted 20 the subscriber ON the estate Of AL
LEN PARKS. deceased, at May Term Of Orange
County Court, he hereby requests all those in
debted 10 said estate to come forward and make
immediate paymens and all those having claims
nme prescribed By Law. or this notice win DO plead
in bar Of their recovery. a s.....= e.a. :. d. .
,ss G. NJ. LATlMER, Admir-. Cd
May IS. .sEssa aa 29-3w
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Spring and Sumner Goo


eouFsizag sssEy vaIisis & sEtirlrs sssss,. A.
- lie lal1el AaO1g shieA in q -s =
DSn.ssacs. Bsoss al Eisacisd, fs..- g..
quarters Uices
4 ssF<Elnr sssHsnent - PTia.s. 49,
Lnilsh and fishchs 49, D
bisrk and n0aSEed Lawns. GinehGns. A. -.
BeEassA ai1 EnslE,ilsIed AIzlas
MARSHES ard Ggsss ssils, 6E1dra.s- -.
kobes. : s1ISlsoE s.licle q Ga. I'd a. 49,
uasni q iIinn.iIs - Lacics' Lsess4s,
fEensh Cl0ilss ard Casailesss, ssSl 80
and ; c0mplele assogtE.ea.i a Bo,g 81 ii I.
dgens Ilolhilg;
Genllemsns Glosss, sseal VARSITY. - -
hIii and Buck-sSiA Saspr.-seEz,
Waking Canes, IH.bge..as. PssscIs. one
and OIL SIX;
Palm, Leghoru. Psnans. and csrsc1 H..
EsEisS Shoes. V iIETIg Tierss sad 81. - =
Superior French Letter Papef. Nsis asssr,
Transparent Maf,ES iElelihle Ink, snd -
Fountain IRk-stalds; -*.e.B
ksY superior Gas & eadlins Blade -.
stones. -.-..------.
- .- GROCERIES. ---
Choice Tea. black AMI green. Rice Gael
chrushed. Loaf, and POwtersd ssgar. liz. s.#
Spsrm. Tallow, and Adainaatine caEr. !. s..a
Thomas superior Tobacco and segass
Also. As Sacks Coffee. q, 10 aud ~ ssaa
Aprasa, 4r.E-E ..<.s g.. ss4g~
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fai's-Gsaaalaad Con aa,lsLer-ia-c aisf Of lie
M.LliG " tks Siats If North Carolina
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Drugs, Medicines, Pai4s
DYE STUFFS, Sc. Sc.

n 0NG, WEBB 4 co. have rect..ss. 40
~ now offer for sale, very complete
ment Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, DE ssg
SC, among which are comprised the &c - g.l.
articles, viz:
Pure White Lead, Emory Powders.
Crome Green, sulph. Morphins.
Crome YelIos. Acct. 81 sEE
yerdgnse, Sulph. Quinine.
Spanish Brown. Group syrup, ssgaa. -
Whiting, kreasote, Squils. saas
Red Lead, ... Red Precipits.c.
Coach, cOpal, and Lea. Sal Ammoniac, E u 81 Z
tlles Varuish, Soda and Seidt : s:,.
Tsnners', & best Lamp ders, ID ~als
- Oil, Suit. Spt. Nitro, ----.s,
Aqua Foris Alcohol, Lunar G as.
Oil Of Filrioi, Hyd. Fo;asss,
Nitric & Muriatic Acid, Sends Ext. saras-s,ra
Indigo, Madder, Glue, BCrgies, Caihe,e..r -
Logwood, BnziLwood, ringes, sssSrlss =.
Gum Shellac, Fly Stone, Nipple Shells, c. sgfsg
Court Plaster, Isinslass, Glasses, ass: e.
Pol lPecac, Rhsi Ialsp, rials-l OF. 2 g. ( -,
and Aioes, D. .-a Cox 6: sc2.s.~.gs
aqua anmonia, sIsing Id gaar.s ..as..
Balsaun Copaiva, ts.s, \. III. i. !
Cubcbs, COchineal. 81. ~. Sc. e..
1 Country Physicians and Corhiry. Merc.,nr q
will be supplied spoa ihe NOS, libesl te,iss. E:.l
with genuine articles. a. Prescriptions fg, guss
on the shortest.notce. q aa N
May l. rAaS.