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rfBRANDRETH's, PIILsBY CLEANS.

q BRANDRETH's, P1LI.SBY CLEANS
ing tie Blood from all It's impurities. gives power
TO every organ to perform its functions healthily
no matter whether externally OF internally siiua.
ted. Nature has loitnsd the bowels for tile eyarua-
ton Of al unhealthy humors Of the blood and if
man would hut use common sense, she would
take care the, performed this office faithfully.
Ii the bowels are out Of order, il loo slow or too
f,st, lew doses Of BRsspREra PILIs will
bring them to order. Ask The man who was dy-
ing from consiipatea howrls what cured him; he
tells YOU, BraDdre'h's Fills. Ask him who has
had the dyscntery for six months. aud every RENE
dy bad failed; he viii tell you that Brandreihs
Pills cured him IN week. 10 with other dis
eases. Twelve Brandrclh's Pills rubbed down
IN half pint OF molasscs, cured lille boy Of an
ulcei OF the face. which was rapidly spreading 10
his eyes, and which dozen doctors had tried 10
cure. hut could not the poor parents would have
gwen halt they were worth 10 have had il cured.
but every thing they tried did no good. un,ilihry
gave il tea spoonful Of molasses every day, IN
halfa pint Of which they had rubted down
twelve Branjrc,h's Pills; before the whole 81 the
moasscs WAS taken the ulcer was cured. And
vet some foolish people call Branlrcths Pills a
uuack medicine. Il would he well if there were
a lew more such quack medicines Willall your
pretended SarsapaGlla Compounds. 81 iczrnges,
or Salvcs cure like the Brandrcth's Pills. Can
they send you TO persons cured as DR.. Brantirrth
cant Can they point out 10 You people who
had been helpless for years from Epilepsy and 81.
Ynns Dance, who have been cured by their ic-
needles Ifthey cannot, DIR. Brandrcih cam
Can they point out to you aperson who for TWEEN
~ years had never hal stool without having
used medicine. OF mechanical means, and whom
the Brandreih's Pills cured in month. and gave
him as healthy evscuatioiis as he had when he
was A child
DIR. Branlreth's Principal Office, al Broad
way New York.
u Agents for the sale Of Brandreih's Pills.
ID. Heartt, Hillshorouch
]. B. MDade. Chapel Hill.
q. a. Mchane, Mason Hall.
A. Mickie d Co. Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, LindIey's Old Store.
g. Patterson, Patterson's Store.
MAY %.
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THE HlILsHCFCucH TIcCTIIR,
rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY
ny DENNIS HEARTT.

Terms.-Two Dollars q year, if paid in ad-
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il moi raid
within three months; or hrcc Dollars, il DELAYED
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all arreaTa
ges are paid unless at the option Of tie publisher.
Hereafter no PAPER win be sent to n,w sub
scriher out OF this state unless pay nent is made IN
advance, or some person in the state viii become
responsible to the editor and in no case will tis
Peper he sent to subscriber OFT Of the state ior
more than two years without a rayment.
AnvHnTIsmaESTs not exceeding sixteen Ilnfs'
ono dollar for the first. ard twenty-five cents iof
each subsequent insertion; longer ones IN pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five i q
cent. higher. A deduction of one-third will ia
made to advertisers blythe year.
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

a s the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinued
"A its Agency in Hilshoroueh and transieira
the business 10 Raleigh. the snhscriierwill atttid
TO The Renewal of Notice. and other Bank Busi-
ness. for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
may desire it, for the usual compensation. Ile
Officers the Bank will decline attending to be-
siness Of this kind.
LEOPOLD L. HEAR1T.
Raleigh. May /. GU
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Straycd.

ERoM the subscriber, on the Cd inst, light sor.
rel mare Colt, two years old this spring. and
well grown has a white spot on its forehead just
above its ewes. A reasonable reward will be giver
for its return 10 me, OF information so that car
gei il.
GREBS n. JORDAN.
Ms,rn Hal. srril 2. re-
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Every Nam his own Patent A.
GENT essrs. MrsS & CO.. of New York,
publishers Of the SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
CAN" have favoured us with Pamphlet con-
tain0g tSr Patent Laws Of the United States. to-
ge,hy u oRihe forms necessary for applying
for a'Patcnt. information in regard 10 filing ca
Yeats, with remarks on its uses, &C.. amount Of
Zee required at the Patent Office, and every 9TH
er information that is necessary to instruct per-
sou IN making his own applications.
Price u ! cents single, or IL copies for one
doilar--sent BY mail TO any part IT the United
Stairs. Address Il-SN s. Co, Scss York.
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The oriental Or sovere.gn Balm PINS

1 sAN S@Ae.sSs " 1S'~-t-c& <Atttt Attos
THIS invaluable family medirinr. combines
Il more rl-snsing. healing. and purifying pro-
pef,ies. than any other pills now IN us~. Aher
nearly eight Years experience II thrr astonishing
success. we have no hesiist0n in Ginning foe
them popularity and reputation. unri,alled by
any Other medicine.
They arc m efsctual euFc Tor Iaundirs, Dys-
peosia. LirsF Complaints. PitWisy, Bilopsdis-
eases. Ferer and Agne. and al other Fcr,v,
Coughs. Calds. inflammation ef fhe Lungs.
Rh.umatism, Head-urhe, Tors 81 aEpetiie, ar.
ar p. CIIlLDs & TO. clay, onondaga
County, y. \. are the original and only manu-.
lecturers Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE IS Cents per hor, 81 81 Pills, with full
directions accompany ing each hox.
Brown Town. n. e., Jan. 9TH. 1919.
Mcssrs. =. Childs & Cos Having witnessed
the good Effects Of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some Two cases Of Fever and Ague, ~ The use
Of single box they were both cured also the
headarhe. several cases; aud there icing none
kept nearer than 10 miles 81 This place. (ihai !
know of) l am thereby induced 10 write you
for an agency. lst. because tclievo them the
hest pill ,hnt know 81. and wish 10 have them
for family USE. aud secondly. hrcaute ! am 81 the
opinion that thry would save much suffering from
ague and fever. aud also much expense with en-
ploying Physicians. Yours. &c.
Fer sale in Hillshororch hy ID. HEARTT
also by numerous Drug ISIS and agents through
out the nion.
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A PROCLAMATION.
By III, Ete,itaey cRARIES MANI J, Co
rernor Of North carefna.

l3g His Eretitaey CRARIES manly. Co
rerne Of North carei'na.
W HEREAs II The 18th chapter Of the Acts
w passed 1t Tic iasl session Of the General
Assembly. il was provided that the sheriff VI the
county Of orargc shaull hold an election on the
Sid Thursday in April then ensuing, 70 take The
sense OF the quliied voters q ssld county on the
QUESTION oI :. Division " no Division" 81 said
County;
And whereas the sail Sheriff has certified 10
this Department that said election has hcen duly
held. md that 1857 votes have hccn given IN ia-
yor Of Division and 1901 votes IN favor Of no Di-
vision:
Now. in pursuance of,he provisions Of the c5th
section of the Act referred to, do hereby make
known. BY this Proclamation, that maj.riiy of
tile qualified voters Of said county Of Orange have
voted in favor Of the Division q the same and |
do hereby declare that the Act of the last session
Uf the General Assembly, entitled " an Act 10 luy
oil aud establish county by the name Of !" Ala
nance" ratified on the 29,h day Of January, A
d. ls.9 and also the Act cn'iiled /" An Act sup
elemental 10 au act passc, by the pres,r Gcners
Assembly, entitled an Acl TO lay oil and establish
ncw county by the name Of Asmancc.' iaifs,
on 29th January, 1919, are operative sud IN fol
+, force and effect.
...:l,,. Given under my hand and sea
| so 3.9sS. Of office. at the Executive Depart
! ~. s, re. mclt in The city Of Raleigh, thi
..sll 2ith day u April, $40.
ss.a' CllAS. MANLY.
/ b. the Governor.
IslssnoS G. Marur,
Pirate Secretary.
April %. T9-5w
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r. F. HIBBARD's
Pile Remedy,
100 Dollars Reward.

IL AN away in July 1917, negro man by the
a. name Of BUCK. He is yellow complexion,
about five feet six inches high, rather how legged,
very quick IN his movements, and when spoken
to very slow to answer. He was in the posses-
sion of Robert +. Morris, at Hllsborough, when
he went away, and is very likely still in that
acighborhooh; yet he was raised in Granville
county, by Mrs. Blacknsl, in the neighborhood
Of Wilton, and may be in tina, neiehborhood now.
The above reward willie given for his apprehen-
sion, and delivery to me, or confinement in any
jail so that can get him.
WM. 7. HAMIETT.
Mount Tirza. Person. ~ C.. Ian %. &c
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70 PRINTERS.
uMcUETAIN BANNER" FOR SALE.

vfNHE Subscriber being DESTROYS 10 devote his
time 10 other business, Offers for sale hls
Press. Printing Materials, and all the necessary
furniture and fixtures pertaining to the ofhce
The Press is an excellent Super Royal Wash
incton Press, To which is attached the Scli-Roll.
ing ana linking MacsiDs. The Type consist %
Pea and Burscos, for the Paper; with n good
assortment Of Job Type. Cuts, Rules, sc. &c. IN
sufficient quantities for any work that mas offer
in this part Of the State, all il good condition.
For Printer. with capseity for the Editorial
Department. this would be valuable investment.
For further information, address, postpaid,
THUS. a. HAYDEN.
RutsaJrdion, NJ G.
Nav Q. sl--
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P. Chiiis & Co.'S orieI al or Sovereign
Balm Pills.

Balm flIIS,
Read the fp,lowing from the Hon. y. r. Wins
lcw. formerly Judge Of the -. Lawrcnce eoun.
" courts:
| hereby certify. ihst have person. y. and ny
nv family. used several boxes u ChiIds a co.'s
Osienialo OF Soyerrign Balm Pills.. Al first usei
them with an expectation that ifey were one Of
those quack impositions 80 cfi.n palmed of upon
the public. hut now feel confidence ia Saying
that thry are an essellen, medicine, and should
be kept fof use ~ every family.
n r. BISsL0
Norfoik. MAY %. 1913.
Each box contains n pills; price IS cents. and
Is accompanied with ceflifcales aud full diree-
lions.
For sale in HillshoroDsh. by D. HEARTH.
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Wanted CASH Cash.

THE Fshsrrskegs sse jrsi Frrrising sri cFen
4 ioe th~ir Pan snd Winter ssrPhra xhirh
con.iss q large snS o0uPacis sssortHeni q
r,.ry rsrieay q GOODS usually Ira N ous "a
sex sesse&
Thrsr Sleek has hen srlerie1 9Th rsFe. and
-b;scy k.rshl uilh essh. 1hsy are eFaeiniatd
. uske der prices Euii he i.aies; and - ihey
sur pariiculslly IN wsui e cash, thoss She have
1 Hsy rEpert rsesi hsigsins
LONG & WEED.
or,ol,r N. ST.
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STATE UF NORlil CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity Mairl, Term. 1919.

STATE UF NURli lARIIl.lNA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity March Term. 1919.
NiiEqp, Barles and JaDns Web,
aeeinst
The Hon. Jcmfs Join W. FcucrfI, dTni'r
of Efre6,h F4nn. DEED, WE Fam, Mac.
ka Fam, ARn6 HTnfrre Jada Hniser, EEst.
Jefi Bgn1m. Wii'iam ptadergrnss and IcI.
6g his rite, John Pendergruss and Rebcrca
his teifs. ana William PirktH, Wi!is Pickett
Join Pickett, Thpiy Pickett, join Bqrbtt
and Ehzabch his uife, t;pmaiy EEzoLeih
Pickett, and N4tkcnafi !, kiag.
Original Eli Of Injunction.
HTappcarins 10 The satisfaction of,hc Court. that
the defendants Vile Fam. Narsa Fam
Anna Ninniree Juda Walker. Elizabeth By.
mum. William Pendcrgrass and Tahty his wiic
John Pendergrass, Rthecca renderGiass, Willis
Pickett, 'raplcy Pickett, and John Baihce aud
Elizabeth his wife. and Nahana,l |. King. are
not inhabitants Of lhp state cf North Carolina II
il therefore ordered. that advertisement I've made
in the HillshWoush Recorder for six successive
weeks, foi said absent defendants 10 i.rra a, Tie
next term Of the Court Of Law and Equity. 10 he
he'd at the Conrt House in hillsI,oruuch. on the
end Monday OF September next, aud then and
there 10 plead, answer or demur to complainants'
bill otherwise The same will he taken g,O ccnffs.
s9 as TO them and decree entered accordingly
Witness o. F. Long, Clerk and Master OF our
Court of Equity, at Office, this sth day Of Nav,
1919.
@. F. LONG, C. e. We.
Price alss6:5o so--ew
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pRUGs g. MEDICINES,
Paints. oils. Glass, Dye-Stuns,
ynrnfssics. Sc. sc.

Also. Patent Mrdicine.. Medirine Chests. surci.
cal and OpsieiTicsl Instruments. Che
mical Tests. SC.
n Orders from County Druggists or Physt
cipns. filed promptly aud with caro-.
Philadelphia. March. ls49. 73-6m
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made q Mahogany. Marble. Cher, Walnut,
Birch. and Maple.
He would invite attention 10 his make Of Port.
able MARDROBEs and BEDsTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability. neainess. and
convenience.
lie would also invite Inc attention Of ell per.
sons wishing 10 buy furniture OF any description
To give him call before purchasing elsewhere, a.
he intends to sell as low as he Tan possibly afford
and. his workmen are 81 experienced hands.
He has now On hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
reaus. with Looking CLASSES. two China Presses,
two sllehoaTls. six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands. one sofa. aud one Secretary snd Book
case. and Betlsieads which he will sell law.
- Timber taken in exchange for Furniture.
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple.
&C.
-. Persons Al distance. buying Furniture
can have il deli sered al their doors, ensured safe
for less than they can DO il themselves.
he returns his thanks for past fa,ors. and will
be thankful FOR continuance Of public patron.
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February I. Is
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Advertising Rates for ilr llillstercrsh Rreuir

One dollar rcr square as lipes) for The hrss
insertion, ard rs cents for e, oh rcntrufrfe. le
ductpns made in favor Of standing sdgertis' nsns
f,tio,pe S
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CirCasSi0n Balm,
r. v. HIBBARD & co.'s
Carminative SaIVe.

For the cure Of Felnns, Piles. Ulcers, Carhunclcs
Aguo in the Breast or Face. Ear-aehr, Burns
scalds, Rheumatic Pains, &c. &c. Price q
cents. tg
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Cabinet Ware-H House.

THE nlseTiherresprctirlh informs hisfricnds
4 and the public generslly .ihai he hasen hand.
and viii endeayor constantly 10 keep, variety Of
weil-madr Furniture. embracing all the leading
articles. such ~.
sofas. Sidcboards. Bureaus.
BrdsIeads, Tables.
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

I'm Hnctent Art Re Discovered Alta meet
ing oil Inc AsIatic Society, London, a human hand
ana piece OF beef preserved by means OF a pre.
paration oil vegetable tar, found on the borders of
the Ked Sea, in the vicinity of Mocha. and spec.
linen oil The tar, was presented, Colonel Hold
obser7ed
during my residence as political agent. on tba
hed sea, conversation with s1me Bedouin Arahs
~ the vicinity OF Mocha led me TO suspect thai
.he principal ingredient used by the ancient Eovp
udns IN the formation OF mumes, was nothino
more tnah the vegetable tar OF these countries
called by the Arabs Kratan. NV first trials wers
on lowl' and legs oil mutton; /; and which tbougb
III me month OF July, aud the thermometer rsn o
ing hlhety-iour in the shade, succeeded 50 mucb
70 my satisfaction, that forw arded some to Eng.
lahd and have now the pleasure TO send for he
ooclety's information and inspection, human
Iand' prepared four years since by nv brother
Captain T. b. Hold.
Inc best informed amohg the Arabs, think that
large quantities OF myrrh, aloes, and franklin.
cense were used; these specimens will, however
prove that such were by no means necessary. as
the tar, applied alone, peneiraes and discoiors
'he Dohes Ihe tar is obtained from the branch
eS oil small tree, exposed to considerable de-
gree OF neat, and found in most parts of SYRIA.
anu AFapla Fellx.-.4m er. mt
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and lnterlineations-a transposition of orpa,aora,bo
ana other indications OF its coming immediateIv
from The hands of an unasssted individual
counted the number Of lines In The whole work
whicn answered TO 1856, and of lines erased there
were IVA
Beng perfectly acpuiinted with the hand. writ.
ing OF President Washington, am satisfied that
every word OF the text, whether written in reeu.
lar n course or interned, is his, aud his alone.
ne uate' september 10, 1896, was the only part
on which had doubt, and of that i can dnI,'
say that being we'll acquainted with the hand.
wrlung OF Alexander Hamilton do not beIievo
II was written by him. 1t may have been writ.
zen by the private Secretary. Mr. CIaypooIe
however, believes il TO have been in the hand
wrlllng OF the President himself
Inc editor OF the North American has seen the
manuscript, and expressed the opinion that even
the date is in the hand writing of Washington.
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

WAsHINGroN's FAREWELL ADDRESS. We
learn IRON the Philadelphia North American that
The original manuscript of Washington's Fare II
Address is advertised for sale by the Administra-
tors OF Mr. Claypoole, the eminent printer, who
died recently in that city, in his 93d year. Mr.
C'aypoole printed daily paper in Philadelphia
during the administration OF Washington in which
paper the farewell address was originally pub.
shed After the publication, Washington yery
kindly allowed Mr. Claypoole to retain the oripi.
nal manuscript, which is thus described;by W
Rawle, who saw IL in 1925.
After relating these facts Mr. CIavnoole nro.
duced TO me the original, and saw with reyer.
ence and delight small quarto book, containing
about thirty pages all in the hand writing OF this
great man. 1t bears throughout the marks Of
original composition; there are MANY erasures
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

HdrriSOR's Patent ROt-du Herdg0n0I Bis
cults. IT our foretathers had been told that be.
fore they had laid long in their graves machine
would be invented by which flour and water
could be mixed together at one end, and brought
out at the other ready baked biscuits, they would
have doubted the sanity Of the person addressing
them. Yet, strange as il may seem, this is task
now all but accomplished, and in operation every
working day at the extensive ship bakery OF Mr.
Thomas Harrison, 16 Mersey street, late OF Wap
ping. Various machines are now used ior the
baking Of ship and other biscuits, but the one
patented by Mr. Harrison differs from all those in
use, in size, in utility, and in adaptation for the
firing OF the bread, oil the hot-air principal, now
the property of the Patent Desccating Company.
The flour and water in proper proportions are
placed in cylinder, and the first operation of
thoroughly mixing is performed by arms inside
On leaving the cylinder the dous is kneadtd d by
means oil large iron cy ylInder under which it is
passed several times The required thickness is
attained on passing beneath smaller cylinder.
The dough, spread out like large sheet, then
passing along an endless cloth, the machinery
moving at each stroke the precise width oil BIS
cut AS the dough passes along by the rising
and falling oil nice adjusted piece OF mec chanism,
the biscuits are cut into shape and receive the
stamp of the patentee. The biscuits are not cir
cular, but have six sides. and therefore, there is
not, in cutting out, any waste of dough; except
very small portion OF each end. Passing along
the endless cloth, the biscuits are conducted to
the mouth OF the oven, where they are received
on machine which draws in the biscuits in
few seconds Each oven is tour and halt ieet
in width, and twenty-six and hall feet in length
There are tour ovens, one above another, and all
fed from the same furnace with hot air-The
mixing OF the flour and water occupies about I2
minutes, the kneading or and firing half an
hour. AS each oven contains $50 biscuits, and
many be filled within a few minutes OF each other,
there is difficulty in producing from -four and
wdter no fewer than 2,60O biscuits in an hour or
nearly ton OF ship biscuits every two hours. |
The biscuits, too, are OF excellent quality-beau-
fully crisp and sweet. Ii is difficult to convey |
o the reader correct idea ofthe operation OF so
ingenious end useful piece of machinery.
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16
CONCERT AT FLAGG'S HALL,
MIR. J. l.. HATTON.

DEcs alst and Vocalist from London.l
Is 49,. " announce TO the Ladies' and CenIjemen of
la mat he will give Focal and In sfr,,nnen
" "0nGeTI 0n At the above Hall ''' ""
II. OM , FRIDAY EVENING, Nov. 10th.
admired ne asSi,ted by MISS FANNY FRAZER. the
.b nehsh ballad Singer from The London Conrsrts
in Cnd g some OF her choicest Songs and in Mr. H.
comnS Duetl ior two performers on the Plano Forte
dnca go eJPFesHy for this ctty. Mr. Haton will jntros
com,c New Songs and sing of his descriptve
Tickets IS cents each Doors omen at71-corc.,,
: N''Nh- DIV Nov
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FEeEjJ .VEfyg9.eSSO

D6EPARED by s. o. DUNBAR, TAuNrov Mass .,ror
rGnted equal 10 any other an use tith.r Enel;.b ~
american This very useful and elegant prensrstion J
USED as an Aperent Anti>acid in Dyspeptic compans
attended with aciditywi very great benefit II has ibs
otasc over common msgnesia in being dissolved Al 4
not liable to accumulate in the bowels IL ia
uecuedy superior TO Carbonate of Soda or Potash nm
account o lis aperient quality The Solution of
sia Is found particularly beneficial as peasjnS
ana Apertent, in all cases Irritation or 4c;t of
Sickness o'Uo''' VI go
FOR eae IN worcester, wholesale and retail by
" G. BATES, NJ. D., 6potRecayv
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MISS RRUCE

pit ED her DRAWING SCHOOL to No. Warren
ana Saturday afternoons and in the evening AZ
e boarding place. at Mr. Dyers Pleasant ST. Pupils cam
~ dii Worcester Nov 7.
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

UA great sensation has been created in the medical
faculty by discovery, first made, we be eve, in Ger
many that the liver oil of the Cod fish the best remedy
YET known IN pulmonary complaints amelioraling the
character othe disease, and often preventing The orma
tion tubecles. Its reputation has caused demand
for the article beyond the supply and the consequence
is as is often the case that unprincipled men are
manufacturing spurious article ana selling for the
genuiLe.
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

,oo tp e'tp' s!ql 10 S1TBs 9q1 SuIAps "a IoGpI h
y s'nn,iiid idl" asPup sqL a1GQvs SulplY "A NTD
'u'''u! q'Fl '9NlNaAa AvdsaNd1IN ANfFS
'ASOT u
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

In this city, very suddenly on Wednesday niobt No
i4.n' mrs Mary C wife of Mr. BENZ b. Otis az ~ 'O'
pinIsr suddenly, Nov 9, Mr. orgen harbach So
I 'i"'erS IN NY and Mich. please copy
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

Three Taylorites-Thirty opposition.
In Auburn Charlton, Dudley, Lancaster, Royaston,
Scarborough Sterling, Sutton, Uxbridge Warren Web-
ster, and Westminster, there choice.
Ashburnham, Lunenburg, New Brantree, Rutland, and
Upton voted pot to send.
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

Worcester, So. Probate ONCE November tx Ie49
10 a., persons interested in the Estate o. AMOS HOW.
xJOTT 90 80 ~" ~ iIheeloh, deceased, Greeting.
noideh at worcester on the first Tuesday of d. cen,
next 20 show cause why the first account rendered
Nd howard the Administrative, her admins
iurlher nlh allowance decreed to the Widow. N"N
Nlouot VIII CHAS. G. PRENTISs. Reg,
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

o. As many as sixty ship wrecks are reported 10
have occurred The east British coast, during The late
equnoctia gales.
The Daily spy., 1849-11-16

GJF The cholera has entirely disappeared from Lon.
don, and the deaths for the last lis have been
rather under the average of the The Queen
Dowager, Adelaide, is announced 10 be hopeessy III cf
dropsy. Her age is So, and since tie death OF King
William, twelve years ago, she has received pension
of floo000 per annum. Queen Victoria also is i'll OF
The chicken pox.