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r SAAC STODDARD. Blacksmthing in gene
lpalt on Four and a hall, between Eand SIS
W0rk done cheap.anL N aaiIuAw .Nlinh lannal
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WITLTAM P.o SfisEDD.

A NDREW N. JOYCE, Horse; Shoeing and
LA Shifting Establishment, successor to John
Daley, corner of l4th and E Streets near Fuller's
Hotel Thankful for the patronage he has receY
ID from Liberal solicits np me-
pl t t4e amt 10 sspn rnuiiaa ,idt ID aAl..u.
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House CkFPentGf and Joiner. ~
Shop cornerof stK and NJ streets, Wash;ngRo
Where, at all times, Sash, Blinds, Doors, &C., can
bs haa. An manneF ofwofk in ,hisline will bs sI,
ecptad at the shortest notice .ooixaM van ii Mi
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4A " .talC0NTINpED,i II f5lnlew5A
"And what was her name 20 he asked,4I
felt 10th to reveal the name; for, like mi
ser, | wished tor treasure It up within tny
owa warm breast; but he woaldl II not pot7ls be dss dss
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05
Net Wing gain.
9.698

Wright, loco was chosen at the las, election BY ma
Jony of l003O. This majority it will be seen is already
nearly overcome.
The Wings have gained one Member Of Congress in
New York CITY certain, and possibly two They have
also gained one in the Putnam and Wesches district
one IN DUH I'M, one in Columbia and one in Albany
fthe returns above nearly correct, and the rest of
the State should come in IN any thing like the same way
Young will be elected Governor by not less than fifteen
or tceHty thousand majority over Sas Wright, the
strongest man in the ocooco ranks aouh Of Mason and
Dixons line.
We think some allowance should be made these re-
'urns as they have been very hastily obtained, and in
some cases probably lest upon partial and incomplete
information Yet making all proper allow ances, we
think there can be no doubt that the Wings have achlev-
ed great VICTORY in the Empire Stale
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05
WINGS OF WORCESTER.

Your Caucus will be held at the East Town
Hall, to- morrow, Thursday evening, Nov. 9Th,
at half past six O'clock for the purpose of select
ing Candidates to the next State Legislature.
HON. CHARLES ALLEN
win address the meeting. at half past O'Clock
Members of all the various ,-esIsMs'' of the pre-
sent day, are invited to attend.
Per order OF Town Committee.
Next Saturday night, Nov 7th,) Hon. JOHN
DAVIS speaks at the Upper Town Hall. Particu-
lars hereafter.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05

TAXES AHEAD. The surplus revenue which was ON
hand before The commencement Of the Ncv;,a, W..
together with the whole revenue of The government
from du les and the public lands, and Tie ten millions Of
dollars IA Treasury Notes which were aui onzed 10 he
issued are all insufficient TO meet the expenses Of the
war ana The Secretary Of the Treasury hts n,t adver
USED i'r LOAN OF FIVE MILLIONS of dollars.
ihI' IS but r'he beginning of the end. his five MI
lions OF dollars will last but Short tlme and then five
millions more will be called tor The new Tariff will
g" into operation in December and that will reduce the
revenue some five TO ten millions of dollars wear. So
that we are IN very hopeful way with the prospect of
heavy direct taxation but little way aIead-taxation,
VII en- either direct Indirect is as inevitable as any
iutuTe event possibly can be.
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GEORGE N. BRIGGS.

ever party had just cause 10 feel proud OF the
moral purity and unbemshed reputation Of their candid
a'e' II IS Wings OF Massachusetts GEO. N. BRIGGS /!
why, The name itself is synonymous with integrity
purily, and virtue Every where, all occasions
we mn MIN me same pure moralisl benevolent philao
unIoPiS'' ana devoted Christian Who, then would not
rally around such candidate especially, when 10 those
qualities are added winning eloquence and profound
sia'esmanshp Onward, then, to the conflict ami give
such vote as such candidate deserves
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05

~ The New Orleans Picayune says -" From eve.
RI source we hear Of the admirable skill with which the
Mexican artillery served Monterey. One circum.
stance is related which is calculated to excite ndigna-
ton. Two men who distinguished themselves BY the
manner in which they served Mexican guns desert
srs from our artillery. They deserted at Fort Brown
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NEW JERSEY

In Hudson Co., usually nearly balanced, the Wings
have 6Of majority. Essex County gives very large
majority, and D s Gregory, Wing, is elected TO Con-
gress from That district
In The 4h district two towns give Van Dyck Wing,
800 majority, and donbi is entertained OF his cleo
ton
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THE EMPIRE STATE REDEEMED!!!
NEW YORK ELECTION !!
JOHN YOUNG Pre- BADLY ELECTEDl!

The election in New York took place on Tuesday
By feegraphic communication, considerably extensive
returns are already received. Ia Nav York City and
Brooklyn as was expected, there is Wig loss in con-
sequence of the detection of the Courier and Enquirer
and Express, though not so great expected The
maiorities so far as heard from are annexed
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05

Look Our FOR CoUNTERFEIrs. We under.
stand that counterfeit ten dollar bills OF the Con-
cord Bank, N. H., are in circulation.
Counterieits on the Atlantic Bank Boston, of
tne denomination oil ones, were extensively cir
culated in this city on Saturday evening.
Boston Journal
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05

W The Baltimore Patriot says there is an ondit from
washington that Mr.. Charles Jared Ingerso is to be
sent Minister to France There cannot be apy trub in
the rumor Even Mr.. Polk would not dare TO defy pub.
nc opinion, and Insult his country by making such an
appointment.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05

NATIVE COPPER. The canal boat Echo passod
Rochester on Thursday for the East, with eight tons Of
native copper on board brought from The Lake
Superior country
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" lhe New York Mirror says, "We.look upon the
coming election in Massachusetts, as of greater impor.
o'e N It's bearing upon the great struggle fof the next
P'eS'uehcy' than any other State election this fall"
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05

,oho ne 6 BROUGHT. This is the goth dav ot n.
T since the last Of July, three mo9,b u o
mdVo = a., me showers, had but about ma i
VI ran" Inc average Of rain here is about no i"I al
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70 The steamers Vixen and Spitfre, recently
bought by the y. $. Government and sent to he
Gulf OF Mexico, are said to be complete failures.
not being able to make more than eight miles per
hour, full steam --.Norfok Herald.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05

" Inc Governor of Kentucky has appointed Thurs.
gay ne 10Th Of November, to be observed as dav of
Thanksgiving. v
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05

ne ioRTicULTuRALIsT, BY A. j. Downing. No.
0 iof November 1916. We are Indebted 10 J Hreck 4,
Co tor this work, and find on examination Of the orese
number, thatit continues 10 be well sustained Anon,
The articles are notices Of several valuable ncu r,.
an article on the Yrows in Peach trees a,, ,o,,
valuable paper The renovation OF outcast fus Ma
OF our readers will be rejoced to find that their 81 Mich
ael pear trees, the fruit Of which has become o,,hos
may De renovated at comparatively tAiag expense,
SO mat the fruit will be drge fair luscious and abund
ant as IN former years, before the disease which now
Pervades it had appeared.
This number contains four beautiful engraved iusu.
tons besides three outline drawings Of new fruits. H
has very favorable notice of the recent Horticultural
exhibition in this town
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Freight Sls,26O

This is probably the largest cargo OF beadstu1s that
ever sailed from the United States.
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PRACTICAL AMALGAMATIoN AT Athol,
last Tuesday evening, Rev. J. ~ Mars, a color
ed gentleman, and preacher of the Wesleyan or.
der, was united in marriage by Rev Mr.. Town
OF Salem, to Miss Elizabeth Holt OF Salem. whose
skin OF unblushing whiteness contrasts most
strangely with the ebony color OF the bridegroom.
Mr. Mars formerly preached at Salem, and was
succeeded by Mr.. Town, who was sent for TO lie
the variegated knot. Mars, we understand. has
buried two wives, and is about nifty years OF age
and the new bride about thrty-five The mar.
ties are regarded as highly respectable.
Barre Poty;ot
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GREAT SHIP AND CARGO. The ship New World,
of New York, launched at East Boston, last month is
said ODE the largest merchant ship in the United States
Her burhen is ,500ons. She is about ready To sail
for Europe and is loaded with
5000 barrels Flour, &c cents per barrel SI2.9OO
$4,000 bushels Grain, at "a cents per bushel $3.50
Other Goods 1000
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-11-05

W HE APPoLLoNEAEs gave another Of their
charming Concerts at Brn"y Hall last evening. They
give another, aud the last this evening. Those WHO
have not already been viii do well avail themselves
OF the opportunity 10 hear what i, on all hands acknoy,.
EDGED to be the best musical treat that has been offered
TO the people Of Worcester for a long time
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wnig Nomination ms.

WING Nominations
For Governor,
GEORGE N. BRIGGS, OF Pittsfeld.
For Lieut. Governor,
JOHN REED, of Yarmouth.
For Seaators- Worcester Comfy,
STEPHEN SALISBURY of Worcester,
CALVIN WILLARD Of MIllhury,
JASON GOULDlNG of Philtipslon,
NAHUM F. BRYANT Of Barre,
GEORGE DENNY of Wesborough.
For Representative to Congress-,
~, Dis,-JOHN G. PALFREY of Cambridge.
Y, DISCHARGES HUDSON of Westminster,
vi. Dis.-GE0RGE ASHMUN of Springfield
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD. A person
calling his name JAMES Brown who had resided Shot
time IN Mllbury, the 18th Of September obtained
from CHARLES II. LOWELL, Of Mbury, under false pre-
lenses, valuable Watch, with promise return it
two or three days He Immediately left town, and
since been heard Of The watch double boltomed
patent lever with plain heavy gold case the
marked p. & D. Goddard Worcester s7s- the cases nn
bered 2e5 on the inside OF both Brown feet or
inches high, light compexoned with prominent cheek
bones, and appeared have been brought up upon farm
and said he had worked in factory. reward of
twenty dollars is offered for such Information as Will lead
to the recovery of The watch and any information concern
ing Brown will be gratefully received.
u Printers are requested TO notice the above
~ In New York city the Democratic party
was led by such men Rynders, Broderick, and
Walsh, who are candidates for public Offices. A
correspondent of the N. Y. Evening Post, re-
spectacle Democratic paper, thus bears testimo-
ny TO the worthIesnsess of the regularly nominal
ed candidates OF the party:
81 never scratched ticket, sir, in my life
the more shame for me, perhaps. But | mean to
make such beginning on this Assembly ticket
as will atone for my past errors. Generally,
have persuaded myself, even when knew moth
ing personally of the candidates regularly nom.
mated, that the presumption was in their favor
In the present case there is no room for such
belief out Of the a0hOte Sirteen candidates
there are scarcely sac lChO are mt either so in
competent that they cannot tcrite fUe lines of
English correctly, on so bad In character that
MOULD not trust them to collect for me debt of
twenty-five dollars. This is what | know
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Union Hotel, IIiIlsbOrOugh,

ENHE subscribers, having purchased the Union
II Hotel, Hillsborough, c., have thoroughly
repaired the House, and fitted it up with entire
new furniture.
They have the pleasure Of announcing TO the
public, that they have succeeded in securing the
services Of MIR. & MRS. l.. G. WREN, to SUI.
perintend the establishment, who, from their ex.
perience and ability to conduct the business, cam
not fail to please the travelling community.
The Proprletors have spared no expense in f.t.
ting uP the House in neat and comfortable style;
and they pledge themselves to the travelling pub
lie, that the house will be constantly supplied with
good clean beds, Widespread table, faithful and
obliging servants, and good ostlers, and that eve
ry effort shall be made to render all those who
may favor them with call comfortable.
Regular Boarders, Lawyers, Jurors, &c. will
find at this house quiet and comfortable home
1t is situated convenient to business. and at the
same time removed from the hustle and confusion
Of the court yard.
or Two or three Families can be accommo-
dated with board for the Summer.
Long, WEBB, & CO., Propietoss
~, g.
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CONNECTS
Pain Extractor,

For de CUE Of Buns, SealdF. Bruises,
Co.'S. Piles, Sall Rhrum. Barriers llrh,
con.s, snd general SpFts Of al kinds
fomrN1o 70 EICHT THsEs eHEAfER THAN
rTToRE. o. .sothing Il the useF = mol de-
lighted with il.
Az .rIrlr slst every Fsnily must s1nssasr n
n aisU~nsslae Nhen they knoN ~ IoMr cad
- - = LA las hrEFt0sose Lrrn sod 80 high
- n elassss. hes mo- hEen rocIrcd u Psirs.
20 |. sirN thai rish and Poos, high ans -. hha
= -, xrgy human ieing may enjoy has eoioIsa;
- 81 No 80 il shs q haze Ihe pnns Ess1Enes =
shrm Il thry n uOl de.'ghisd Win - -: We
- giliout de pOssa.sshy q eeafraeFasH,
lh.t a. Brnxs and sScALns, Kshsr EsrhHsII
seUE. ga ID fIe.h. ana ~ "a 'sEnsl FsiLs and
sshes, no n,ziieE Nhefe, sksi. le =. y -
ksst hy Il in Eve minuies-avl.sg l. - -, =
scar. No lusn can Ir fatal ifihis = an -
los the silals arr dessro.sd By de So 1sa.. y
j. Truly nlsgirsl 10 sIIeannce, in is siScris En-
auiIe lor cOnnrI's Magical Pain EAtrzrl0r Sal. e
a COms,Ock & GO.is. 81 coTilaEdt Street, New
Yosk. Price IS cents. or four tines n much In
50 rents. sud ncar TIN timrS - murh Cor Dollar.
A certain quantity Is given every day 10 De
peer in New ASrk. and liaeTe u not . 10y lour
years Old in the city, bat can tel all aboui this
wonderful extractor d all pain.
| Sold, whnlesale, ~ Gomstock 4 Co. 81 Cot
landt street, New YoEk; and by ID. Heart. Hill.
ll.sroCeh. DR.. Jarss Young, OAfoTa, and J. q r.
Sloan. GErenslOEough. ".% f#
/ February n. C.
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REV pn. BARrH0I.oMEW'S
Pink Syrup,

Far Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Sure Threat
Pain in The Bye."sf, Difficulty IF Breathing,
Heart Burn, ard srry complaint
rhich causes CoasumpfioR.
Il His remedy. given to lie public under the
sanction Of one of the first d vines Of the age,
and man Of responsibility, is considered by the
Faculty of New York as the best medicine OF the
kind offered for sale. 1t is sure remedy against
Consumption, il taken in time. De sure aud OBJ
tain tile genuine. :-. =. - ....-
Sold, wholesale, by Coms,Ock & Co., 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and J. & X.
Sloan, Grccnsborough.
! February IL. .-~a .# e.: Co.
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4 D sTs sa sg "a

A MONG all the advertised remedies Of the day
a for Ague and Fever, Chill and Fever, none
seem to meet with such rapidity of sale and give 50
much general satisfaction, as DIR. HULL's CELE-
DRAFTED PILLS. Wherever they have been
introduced, all tonics in whatever shape, all mix
lures and Pills, and preparations of every charac-
ter, designed for this disease, have been discarded
and DR.. Hulfs Ague Pills have been received as
the ONLY PERMANENT CURE! They stop
the chills and fever the first day, and do not sick
en- the stomach or operate on the bowels.
Young children, and persons of all ages, sexes
and conditions, may use these Pills, not only with
safety, but with the certainty Of success.
Price per box, rs cents.
A flesh supply of the above medicines just re.
ceived and for sale by
ID, HEARTH, Ilillsborongh,
J. b. M'DADE, Chapel Hill.
September :, t2-lamoi Emo
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
is PUBLISHED wEEKLr
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

TePns.-Three Dollars year, or Two Dol
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
of five subscribers, who make the payments strict
ly in advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
year each.
No paper will he discontinued until all arcara
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher
Hereafter no paper will he sent TO new sub
scrlber out of this state unless payment is made IN
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible TO the editor and in no case will tho
paper be sent to subscriber out Of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the FIRST and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in so-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five FIR
cent. higher. A deduction pf one-third rill 10
made 70 advertisers y fhe reI,
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NEWS
Liniment and Elixer,
FOR RlIEUMkTIsM.

TINE sudden, certain and sure relief ths, the
II Use OF this preparation gives 10 the sufierer is
almost bcyond hclief. It's penetrating powers, are
very great, 50 much 80, that the worst eases have
bccn entirrly cured in two or three days. PCnons
troubled with this complaint have only 10 use hese
preparations ACCORDING to directions, the EiIcrin
waIdly, and the Liuimcnt applied Oulwsrdly, and
a cure is effected almost before they have looked
for any good results to follow the application.
Quite number Of persons in the city and state Of
New York, who have been cured by the use Of
these preparations. have given large sums 10 tho
Projectors to he applied to the giving Of them to
the poor, which is daily done. Certificates with
out number, are pouring in every day or two. II
is useless to say, that this article hos also bcsn
counicrici,ed, aud the public are cautioned against
huyihg any that has not the signature Of coms,ock
& TO. upon each bottle.
Sold, wholesale, hy Comstock & Co, 81 Cort-
Iandi street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hills
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and J. & Il.
Sloan, GreensLOruugh.
April S. IL
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Lin's Balm Of China,

Tor Bruifts, NoEfs, Bilfs, tait. Cd AoTtI,
end Iiks.
A VERY valuable preparation under this name.
n j. 10 be had Of ID. Heart, in this plare. Iis
MERCHANTS are 50 well adapted 10 the healing Of
Cuts, Old Sores, de- that is effect Is immediate.
One nights application will sufkee for the cue
and relief Of almost any Kind Of pain. The pub
lie can well appreciate this article As they get tie
worth Of their money ten times over.
Sold. Wholesale. by comstock & Co.. 81 con
landi street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hills
borough. DIR. James Young, Oxford, and J. & r..
sloan, Grcenshcroush.
February n. Cd
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Hays Liniment,
FOR THE PILES.


THIS preparation, which has been counterfeit
n ed by a number Of Druggists, owing to i.s
wonderful power over the Piles, is now for sale by
u. Heart Of this place. Persons have been en-
tircly cured BY the use Of only half hottie. Tie
hardest cases are not proof against its power IL
is well known, that almost every individual is
troubled more or less with this distressing CT M
plant, for the cure Of which, they would give any
amount of money. The genuine Hays linimcit
gives no pain in the application, no, the least.
The counterfeit preparations give great pain. which
is almost iasufcrablc. Purchasers should there
fore see that Comsiock & Co.'S name is on each
bottle before buying none other genuine.
Sold, wholesale. by Ccmstcck x Co., 81 Ccrt-
landt street, New York; and lg ID. Heart. HI,
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford. '"'' 10 " "
Sloan. Grcenshorough. vv~ --@ .s#s.-e ,s
February IN, ~. a...
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surh A csIIicOs-all Pziress . han1sane assosi.
meat Il Bannras and Rithans; Gamhwirks and
Nsslirs; HossrEy q al kinds. Glexez, Sewing
IN. TuFk ana SIDE conhS. Bed Tirking. AFSOn
chexks. Lawns &c. Eoa Ladies hne dress. Bon
nj Cas-. Arsi6cial fllNcns. Oh Sslk. farasois
ara UuslweliAs. Fans, I.inrn caHlisic HandkeE-
rhirfs. Blearhea and Inblrschnd Clath. Sllk and
I.as,on Handkerchief, fiAK and coston Thnrad.
co,t and PansaIoons ci0ihs. Trimmings Il al
Kinds, and many other articlrs in he Dry Goods
line. s.. 81.
Moving and Grading Blades q ne ssTy hesi
quality; Nails. Pots. Oxens, skileas, shosels and
SEadcs. Chisels and Augrns. Hammers and Tim
Bieis, Hinges and Screws. shoe knises and ANl
! Blades. Meeling Hoes, Knives and Forks. Pock-
q Knives and Scissors. Tnce Chains and Curry
/ Combs. Slock and Pad Lorks, Tea and Tabr
Spoons, and many other srsicles not enumerated
GROCERIES.
/ The very hest Green snd Black Teas. Sugar
and CoiEce, Pepper and AlsIice, MOlasses AMI
.Salt. Ginger and Rice, CASTLE and Other SOAPS,
Powder and shot, Flower and Meal, Iron and
Steel. Porter Lime Juice, and Raisins, spsEm and
TalloN canales, and aGH.heE Of other sIiielcsi IN
the Grocery line.
! DRUGS.
EPSON and GlauheT Salts. Alum and Cam
phor. Opium and Sugar Of lead, Cream Of Tar
ter and Masnesia, D6imstone and Annetta, Gallo
mel and RhenhaTh. 9uicksilscT, Oil NilEol ant
AquaforiiS. White Lead and Yellow OchEe, Re-
Lead and l.iihaTge, Linseed and Tanners ~
Lamp Black and Spanish Brown, Window Glas
and Putty. Mustard and Nutmegs, LOgwOod ana
Glue. MaddrE and Indigo, Kamishes oi all kinds
Ink and Ink Powder. camwoOd and copeIas, an'
all other Drugs usually kep, in this place.
CROCKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates. Common an
Liverpool Teas. Dishes. Bowles. Mugs. Pitcher.
and TumhlcEs, Tea and Cream Pots, Ewsrs AN
Basins, and many other articles in the cEOckcr
line.
TIN WARE.
I Wash Pans. Milk Pans, Dippers, Coffee Pot
Cups, small and large, &c. &c.
All Of the above Goods will lse sold low "a
cash. OF on 4 credit TO those who will pay whc
called on. GIr The Common Country Trad
will lie taken in exchange at the market prices.
The subscribers intend 10 ire every means i
their power TO please al who may favour thcl
. with their custom; and as their Goods were bougl
for cash, they think they shall be able to sell at
. low prices as can he had in HlilsboEough. Ca
e and see for yourselves.
!. 4. MicKLE & co.
May s. - rs