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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1847-02-20
LADIES OF WORCESTER,

III Fl. DAYTON presents his respects to the
IL. residents Of Worcester and vicinity, and invites
their attention 10 his NEW SALOON fitted with the ut
aud taste expressly for their accommodation
OYSTERS served In any style desired; Hot COFFEE,
TEA. PIES, CAKE &c served in separate apartments.
II. II d. intends conducting bis Establishment in style
suitable to the wants Of the public and asks that they
favor him with their patronage
1TFamiles sup lied with Oysters and Cake Parties
Balls, &c. with ICE CREAM.
II. II. DAYTON, WALDO BLOCK,
First Store north Of the Peoples.
Worcester, Dec 81. dwn
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Please Look at this-to the AffliCtel

NF N. q MINIS. Suit LEN, the JOIOfeu I :
I'VE dian Root Doctors who have Loen travelling thrc
the country and practicng for the last three four
with the most astonishing success would respectful
form the afflicted of Worcester and vicinity that III We
located in WORCESTER, MASS. between Bsidg Get
and the Boston and Worcester Raioa Bridge, where Mr.
or Mrs ). can always be found TO wait all those who
would be willing favor them with call. They VIII
continue prepare Medicines for all kinds OF complaints
Particular attention paid female weaknesses OF all kinds
and all Chronic complaints OF long standing. BE sure TO
inquire for Mr. Mrs SCHUYLER Terms k0tg. Recon-
medatons will be shown OF the have effected oy
calling house. All kinds OF ROOTS End HERBS
kept constantly hand Tor sale. Advice given grass
Mr. will call nll those THAI wish VINO are unable
TO leave their rooms Il june "a.
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Wool Carding, Cloth Dressing,

A ND MANUFACTURING OF Frocging, Fian"
IA ne salinet and Stocking Yarn in the best nan
by the subscriber his Old Stand In Neo Worcester
Wool left At the Wool Store, No i6 Front Street, WIZ
te attended 10 the same IL left at the Factory.
New Worcester June ~. II MARTIN WILDER
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JONES' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIYE.
MOORISH 4ATp nvr

DARK PerSaen5y dyeing Light Red, or Gray Hair
she skin. Sold with full Directions '''s " i'ur'h
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EmpOrtant NotIce.

Kidder's Valuable Horse Liniment.
WARRANTED to be of the most valuable articles
w offered to the public for Sprains Wind Calls.
Spavins, Stiffness of the Joints, Strains and Callouses
oiong standing; also, Swengs, Fresh Wounds, Calls,
&c &c. This truly valuable Linimen has been extern
tenslvey used for the last twentyyears, and in no in
stance has failed to give satisfaction the purchaser
It's cheaper than any other article, il requires but
small quantity TO complete 1t also will answer
equally as well for neat horn cattle.
prepared only by the inventor anG proprietor,
JAMES KID DER, JR East Bos ton.
JAMES GREEN * CO., and NJ. b. GREEN, Al gent
for Worcester. Iylq Moy 70
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LEONARD'S
Boston and WoYcesfar r

Boston and Worcester Express.
TJNHE subscriber continues run the EXPRESS be-
tween Boston and Worcester for the safe transmits
sion OF Packages Bundles, Bank Notes. Specie, and Mer
chandse generally
THREE TINES EACH WAY DAILY.
Particular attention given 20 paying, collecting and ne
gotiang notes. drafts bills, and purchasing selling
merchandise produce etc Business of all kinds
to in the most prompt and faithful manner and the pat
of this line depend upon the delivery of their
GELS with the utmost regularity and dispatch.
Goods called for and delivered in any part
of the City.
Orders free for goods be returned BY this Express
oFFIcEs.-HARNDEN & cos. Office Court Street,
Boston; J, Fl. KNIGHTS HAT STORE, 163 Main st.
Worcester. S. g. LEONARD
Aug. 81, 1886. diff
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ADAMS Il CO.'S
Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore
EXPRESS

9lEsEhslg.sss co. forward Goods Parcels. Money,
L1s &C. and make collections on Norwich
New York. Philadelphia, Washington, Pitts
purg and ST. Louis with the utmost prompttude giving all
possible all and any kinds of business the above
description entrusted TO them GJA & co. also forward
Parcels, Letters, &c. TO all parts of Europe.
OFFlCES.-s Court ST., Boston l55 Man-st Worces-
ter l6 shetucket St., Norwich B. F. Boles N London
s5 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia; Wall ST., New York ;
Light St., Baltimore Penn. Avenue, Washington s5
Fourth St., Pitshurg Pine and Waersts ST Louis
/. L. MASON, l55 Main Street, Worcester
ALVIN ADAMS,
Worcester, Sept. H. w. b. DINSMORE.
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Steam Propeller Freight Line.
r f. \ Norwich and New York.
- Winter Arrangement.
fTHE Steam Propelers will leave Norwich for NJ York
The shetucket, Capt. GEER, Mondays at ocl'k M.
The Quinebaug Capt. WILLIAMS, Wednesdays at 4 do
Leave Nep York for NorUich
The Shetucket Capt GEER, Thursdays at oclk P. M.
The Quinebaug. Capt WILLIAMS, Saturdays at do
Co Freight by this Line should be marked Propeller
Propeller Line.
For further information inquire of the Captains on board
of NORTON, CONVERSE d CO, J Nor
WHITAKER, HAMMOND & co witch.
Norwich, Dec so. If
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
by Wellington Goddin, Auct.
Very Valuable Real Estate for Sale nj
Auction.
THTIII ba soId nm ERInAX NOON

wv TIL NC TOI'I UII
the 2Sh June lsi7 upon the premises, Commencing
O'Clock those desirable TENEMESTs on the souih
South side Of Cary Street between Virginia
Of which has been recently buh Of brick granite and
in the occupancy Of Mr. David upon five year.
lease at annual rent Of $3.50 the other
with brick basement recently A0BgAy nodded pa
and in he occupancy Of Me,srs Henry j. Smith
annual rent Of $3.50 This property belongs part
nerhp and be sold for purpose winding up M
concerns am authorized that the &Ssfts
last
TERMS-onr-fourh cash blaGee in equal instanenr at
and ~ moa,hs for negotiable added ecr,d by
trust deed BY request ofthe owners. w. GODDIN,
e lids
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
CorresDsndencc OF the whix.
BALTIMORE MARKET Ia

BALTIMORE MARKET. June %.
FLous-wo quote Howard street at SC so, at which
there have been sales Of 1000 bb City Mills 10 held at
81 per barrel bat hear OF no sales al that price,
CoRs MKAL-Ssles Of Corn Meal to-day OF 81 SO per
barrel
wmKAr-Prime red is held at lao cts; but We hear Of
sales.
CoRs-Prme white sells 81 per bushel; and prime
yellow at % Cts
OArs--Thero are sales to-day ut GO cts per bushel.
PRovIsIoss-There Is much activity Bacon in fair
demand 7tast cts for Shoulder; Sides 10 cents and
Hams Saliva cts. Lard in Kegs l0a0tcts and in bbls
at ~ cts.
wmsKEy-This article 10 dull-we quote nomnsly at
3is35 cents per gallon.
Corros-There sales Of Louisiana ut l 3allt
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IMPORTANT LETTER FROM NORTH

PAYErrEyItLE, n. q, March !, IsI7.
DIR Seth Fowe Dear SIR For past been more
OF less troubled with cough. During
with severe pain IN the @ side very cough
and OF bOot probably quart In addition to
this sweat rrous- night which induced apply phy
,ean, hui received benefit procured bot
tie Of w,tars Balsam OF Wild Ch-ry 20 have the
desired eject continued and any appetite which had
been poor, returned and my strength restored
After taking oaT bottles completely enjoyed
good health DAVID r. BELL
The editor OF the North CaTonan albeit strongly Opposed 10
purag quaek medicines, but believing Bal.an OF
Wild Cherry ought be eheerfly .e.s
hes to hi, snowdge Of the Bells statement tard
10 the efficacy OF the Balsam.
None genuine without the signature OF 1 Rutts
% For sale wholesale ard retail BY GAYNoR a WOOD
Ricnmob
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
LET all the world say they can
For selling Prizes, srRhT'roN's the man,

let all the world say " they can,
For selling Prizes srRhTToNs the
81 40 81 81 SO - IA 10 10 GO Sc 81.
Ticket Nos 10 - 49, Capital sold and paid by stration
$780, Il, 600.
Thursiay-N Jersey, No So Capials 10000 10000. 7OOO
3e7O Of I0O0 "a Nos- IL drawn. Tickets so,
quarters 2,75.
$4,000, 5000.
Fday-Mononfaia No. IS Capitals $4,000 1000 $500 1877
Of 1900 &c. rs Nos, II drawn Tickets g. halves So qrs
rs
$4,000, 1000.
Saurday-LeesburE IL No. i5 Captai, 5000 1000 3t3
nc. rs Nos, - drawn Tickets ~, halves SO, qrs. csc.
S4.i44 1927.
saurday-su-srI Ertn, No 81 Capitals sIifi 1897 SIS,
&c 10 Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets VI, halves so. IS
$4,000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Class No. "a for s47-to be drawn
June &c, Is47.
II DRAWN NUMBERS OUT OF
Grand scheme pnze OF $4,000. 600 10000 5000
IS OF IO0O 81 Of 500 200 of 900. Ge.
Tickets Slo-shaTss proportion Certificate of package
OF ss Whole Teteusi2O: do do hllv-. GO. do
4J Ryers referred list of which
nj the Office, proof OF what has been done;
ing continues the number sold and paid by
9 Order, for packages certificates single tickets above
Schemes and in ali Lotteries will be promptly attended and
drawing when requested
Please address orders N. srRATToN.
je ~ Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
THE PILES-A CURE FOR LIFE Sc
CTREDi
pY DIR. UPHAM'S Vegetable EIectu.

~ AIRY. OR INTERNAL. REMEDY FOR THE PILES pre-
pared by DR. A. Upham, NJ d. n regular educated
Physician Who drvoes his
The Eeeuafy an internal remedy and viii
Ps either Bleeding Blind, eternal only
thing that will mi operation, and may
IN cases OF the most Inflammation without DANGER
nal applications the highest
and offensive aud from Of III. temporary
effects This medicine the disease
ing the renders the and
nation and bowels
bader Costvent and for the relief OF Married
Il 10 the best medicine discovered
PECULIAR CASES AND EFFECTS IN NEW ENGLAND
CHsosto PLEs-A workman the Glass House.
who had the Piles heen years severely
any exposed TO the Of furnace and
ed BY The d-sase received relief and
Of DIR Uphams remedy The a very one
IN the nature Of the occupation the
patieHt-
BLEEDISo PUMA gentleman Bedford, had the
bleeding Piles greatly erhausng sysem
ey relieved Of tins distressing and symptom
half dose Of the Eleetuafy a month
FALLING BowEIs-A person vii Piles and
Falling Of the Bowels evacuation could
BE- had without fat upon the entirely relieved and
cured Medicine The a very extraordinary ou.
FIsTuts-, ULoEEs Ge-In Plies whsr.
iulas uIeers and holes Eeeuary
uiay its effects and II PessvenEly prodsoe
Two three where operation thought
BY the doctors have Medicine IL
perfect remedy for MeTeuiai diseases iniesines
9 Pee ~ boI-of twelve directions and
other Information respecting
Sold Wholesale and Retail BY Wyatt a Keieham ieI Fulton
Street, New York: and by p JOHNSTON
my lS-2mn Druggist RE hmond
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
By James ~. Lynch.
STOCK Az AUCTION

Win be -od at the Exchange Hotel THURSDAY July
O'Clock the IS Shares OF Virginia Marine
Insurance Company Stock pueh
Also, 10 Shares the Virginia Towing Company
Of the Richmond Fire Association STOCK.
22-dtds LYNCH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
BY Il II Dickinson a brother.
NOTICE

BY IL II DICK fnson Hrother.
NOTICE.
Rf virtue of n decree Of the County Court
- Of Hsneo, pronounced the 9Th day June isl7 in
esAin ehane-ry therein depending style
Herbert guardian OF Mary Herbert WIN.
Hsrtsrt Plaintiff against mary Herbert. William Herbert
line Herbert Infants and defendants special
missioner appointed by Court for purpo,e proceed
Friday e5th JuIe, 1877 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Of u Dickinson Bro public for
named Nancy The believed to
BE- ndispuiabe but reInk only convey
such title is vested in mi BY the decree afaresad
JOSEPH n. CaRRISGTUN, speeiaICom'r.
r. II. DICKINSON a. BROTHER,
ie lids Aue.
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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.

NbW ohh, JUNE S<-o Z. NJ.
The Stock market to-day opened dull with prices rather
the decline. United States 6's, 1867, 1901 lO6i
Exchange on London l06t, and dull
The flour market continues very dull. Sales OF some
5000 to 10000 bbls Genesee made to-day the
tpot at S725. with rather buyers than Sellers
email parcels have been taken S73l Southern flour
held S775, but sales; Ohio do sold S6e71
Corn meal Si75 493l according to quality with sales
rye flour held at $3.50, no sales.
Sales TO n considerable extent Of Ohio red and mixed
wheat ~ rs, about 10000 bus taken. Prime Ge-
the spot brought 80 to lS5. Some 10000 bus
yellow taken at 80 to gil white brings few
more. Rye is held IL to is per bu 81 to
81, with sales.
The market to-day remains firm though the tran
sactions limited but the advance maintained.
Provisions in fair request, prices unchanged. Groceries
quiet. though little fImer.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22-5 P. NJ
The stock Harket actvc-no Change in prices.
Sales of 300 barrels Pcnnsyvani -four 81 and 500
bbls rye S575 Red wheat brought l4Sal50, aud yell
low corn 95a97 cts; whskey 81 cts. The market
hfm, last quoted Provisions and groceries unchanged
Nat. Intel
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Davenport, Allen a Go.


COTTON YARNS-"tnion" and -Montierno Faetorie-r
COTTON OZNABURGS--Montieelo" 90
COFFEE-Laguyra, Rio and Java
Ollss-WinteT Beachr,. Solar aud Tannsrs
sUGARS-I.Oaf Crushed 81 CroiI aud T. REQ
TRAs-F,ne and Extra GuhpowdeT and Back
LICoRlCE-Mais and Suck, The beat brands
WlNES-Pot Madeira Malaga
BRANDY-CbOiee brands
SOLE LEAIHER-Varous qualities
PLASrER-Ground ami Caeined
POWDER-Blasting and Rife
CANDLEs-"BeaeeIs' 'HuI'.u and sJaek.on,,
sTARGH-Superior quality
WHITE LEAn-No I aud Erira 1. I'm,
SARATOtiA WArER.-By the sehr T. P. Brown We
~ are ~ receipt u additional fresh supplies Saratoga Con.
-reS sPrihs water DUVAL l. PURCELL.
jes Druggists I47 Main 81
NOTlCE.---Al persons indebted TO X. T. Reynolds,
~ n Co will please make immediate payment 10 CLaRY.
son Il GARDNER. No Ill, Broad Shockoe Hill.
1S BBLS. TANNERS OIL, in good order,
- " for sale la~, l. close eoHsignmeais,b by
Ie : iNIOES BROTHER
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A RECORD OF NEW BOOKS
RECEIVED
NASH a. WOODHOUSE,

Juno 2e.
Homes and Haunts Of the eminent British
Hewitt The Illustrations essravet by vols ~ mo
81
Burnett. Notes the Early Settlement Norhv..sers .
nttou-I vol = 250
History Of Rome nom Death Of Com
The Life Of Edmusd Kean-2S
Association Discussed. the Socialism Tribune Er,m
ned Being controversy rsun. and IN.
Courier and Enqusr-By Hores Greeley Raymond-9s
The Pictorial Ia tory Of England. No 2t-2s
Marian; Young Ma d. Fortunes-By Mrs Hal-sO en-.
The North Brush Review foe May 1897 American Edlion
Subscription per
The Natural History the Gently smth fun Of pc
tures-25
New Picture Story by Author, and Grea, Painters
The Bean Flower and Pea Blo-sum-25 cts
Good Lady Berhla's Honey Btoih-2S cts
Genius Gootfslo~ and the Wool Cutters Dogs
The Life OF Punehinel0-25
Marriage. A Noyel-By Miss Ferreir-2S cts
The Inheritance; A Novelty Miss Fensr-sOet,
Consumption Curabls Practical Treatise on the Ins.-By
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OF hfown henno Coats gen.es light and bsAuufa ee oI
summer STARR A cO
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24
TEMPORARY REMOVAL,

NoR the purpose Of enasng Improving bs store the sub
terSe has removed his stock Of God. temporarily %
est Main Street hrd door below Jenkins coIue where nav be
found general Assortment of Boa, Trsass Hal
A which be viii offer very prices To al
rally. UfDAH NyEps
ie lG No "a w., ~. :,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24

ROY FOR DIRE. w. RANDOLPH a.
- CO. lsI Main for hire remainder Of
the year, active Boy about 10 years Old je2I
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AT NOON.

VTNHE subscribers residence was entered on
Ihandly as he suppose about ~ O'Clock rOblsd Of
parcel Of Table Spoons.
shoad they BY accident fall hands instead Of the
"hsgahfT CrHe'ols be would like from sEa7.
- " THOMAS r PRICE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-24

THERMOMETERS for Distillers, Brewers,
Il Dyefs Chemists Sugar Rehners Tobacco Planters Tobae
eons Bates Hot and Green Houses Mating Buey Temponk
ge Tools Menu aetuers Of Iron Manufacturers
Manufacturers Of Vinegar Dealers Renners OF Oil the Wa
h Navigation Baths &C supply good inst Teceiv-
eddy Ic 10 J. w. RANDOLPH
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SPIRIT GAS.-The subscribers have receiv-
- Cd srd wii keep constantly hand suppy SPIRIT 0s,
the most economical, and brilliant light
JOHN ~. EUsrACE a SON
pa7-aa No 70, wsa Main 81.
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J. Nj. CLARKE, LOTTERY VEN
DER, Richmond, Va.
BIGGER Il cos LUCKY OFFICE,

Tickets $40, halves S; quarters So
certificate OF a IS whole Tickets q
4 glyes Go. do u Quarters
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Printed and Published by


TERMS.-THE CARROLL FREE Pass is publish
cd every Friday morning at TWO DOLLARS per an
nun, payable in advance, or TWO DOLLARS AND III
TToENrs if not paid until The end Of The year. No
pager discontinued until all srreaTages are paid.
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rrnMs oF ADYERTISING-

One square, fourteen lines or less,l three inser-
tisns, 81; every subsequent insertion IS CENTS
Larger ones 10 proportion. A liberal discount will
be gwen to those who advertise by the year.
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When Mrs. Mien and her daughters took their
accustomed seats at the dinner liable, Charlotte.
TO her infinite modification, saw that her ac-
ouaintance, or rather antagonist, of the morning
was seated directly opposite to her. "Leevy,'
said she, stretching her head across hel mother
and addressing her sister, who sat at the other
side Of her parent, at the same time speaking in
a tone sufficiently elevated to be heard at the op-
poste side of the table, "didnt you think that all
new corners took their seats at The foot OF the ia
Bile, and rose as the vacancies occurred above
them?'
"Hush, Charlotte" said the mother, who, for
once, seemed sensible Of the imperinence OF her
daughters remark. He, however, for whom 1t
was intended, either did not hear, or did not
notice it, but asked her, in very polite tone,
to allow him to he p her from some dish that
stood near him. Charlotte, however, was not TO
be so appeased, for every rancorous feeling had
been excited by their conversation in the morn
ing, and she had vowed 10 be revenged. Char
lotle, like many other young ladies, and We fear
young gentlemen also, imagined herself witty
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

IN the night Of the 18th instant the sub<cri.
~ ber's Pocket Book containing some valuable
papers was either mislsid or stolen. Among the
papers was one note of hand OH John Bouskett
for $500, dated the Goth of April, ls47, with a
credit OF S200, | think on the 25ih of April; one
note on the widow Martha Perry, think for %
or s93, dated in November or December las,
with two credits, one for 90 or s24. and the ol,-
er for ss-fhe balance is shout sos; one note
on Berry Anders and Henry Sykes for 1850,
due the 18th ct November. lSf7; an acceta, of
Jesse Mans on a man in I.i,t. Rock. Arkansas
sor saddle and some clothes; also many rerc;pts
not rerollectc'i, tat among them is one from Jas.
PerrEs Administrator, or his Attorney. William
stadu'an. for 1899 and some cents; also one $40
bill on the Planters Bank of Tennessee. epdors-
ed by 4. Edward on the back, and 81 bill,
These are all that is recollccted All persons arc
hereby forewarned not TO trade for the above noIcs
and the makers not to paw them to a,rv one In,
The suhscrihes or to his order The Pocket Book
and papers will I've thankfully received without The
money, by the subscriber.
WIN. Fl. PERRY.
way 'o' 7s-4~ts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10

A lhls ,he kvpFtssnfuve Uaa tcme'
Wtast FtKed, -hl asArl gstheF t#fljy,
~ Cd yon Pass use - Aaek
Ah4-~gonr lafk -. rs--a.h. 49,. slF
-znd takang ks,ld II a.e G,aA. lse lEeE n
iFasn tie Posaaa. anA passed a aarG - tAs
RepfesFnlsanss. uhase nsEErs sermsd ID
= stass sinrkad.
-Nsisea s--waifsF! ssF = eHira he
Reprrssntaasse. - Nil 80 pass M = pr,
gaasrF Isr iassa trying f. iaalf N alnnl
- gss one. and Il r"a doa'I PASS 'em
ulaug party sn0a. III Faralr M seal and
Her"Es *"nE r"n5asi 10 ny insnlsrd soa.
sllleFRenas.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-06-10
VARIETY STORE,

TSHE subscriber las opened Variety Store
North of the conr. house. AMI one door east
Of Long. Welsh X To-. wAene h. will h. pleas
ed I" see the publ: generally. bu, particular his
Old friends wao - lihersliy palronizs,I him len
petlas. He has OH hsHi Stock of Dry C;,,.-ls
and Groceries. coniertionaries. Cigars. chew ing
anu Smoking Tobacco. anil in fir, G,tr II A.
most every thing. Those Win trad, with him
may lie sure they will gcs good bargains.
All kinds Of produce. such IN Germ. fodder. ca,s.
-four. poultry Of all kind. country made Cloths.
teat!Icis. &c, will be :alcn In exchange fpr
Goods.
ROBERT 7. NORRIS.
April ~. t.