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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29

voted for the Odious British II nciple Of tGra-
n0n without representation, for then Choctaw
counties were taxed and deprived Of represen-
tatlon in 1885, and the Chickasaw counties in
1886, BY Mr.. Qnitman's vote. IL then, you
wish to assert your rights, Mr.. Quitman ought
not to obtain the vote Of any citizen Of any
new comfy. And are not the republicans
OF the old as well as the nelC counties, equally
opposed to the principle Of TAXATION srithOut
representation? and do they not concur with the
resolutions unanimously adopted by the rep
resentatives in the lower house Of the old as
we'll as the new counties, declaring the report
multiplying the Legislature of 1885, and for
which Mr.. Quitman voted, 8 directly in oppo-
sitlon 10 the fundamental principles Of the
constitution of TIE State Of Mississippi, and
TO the principle of every government pre-
tending to be based upon the equal rights Of
man.
Come then to the polls, republicans Of Mis-
slsslPPi, and vindicate the right Of representG-
tor, not Of one or more, bnt Of all the counties
Of the State. On the one hand then, fellow.
citizens, you have as a candidate Samuel j..
GhoIson Of MonrOe-a most talented, eloquen.
and industrious demOcrat-the great advocate
OF the Choctaw and ChickOsaw counties. and
Of the sacred right Of representation--theeear
friend and consistent supporter OF Andrew
Jackson aud of his administration-the oppo-
nent of notification and d~isunion, which must
be the result Of notification. On the other
hand, you have John A. QLitman Of Natchez,
the disfranchiser Of the Choctaw aud Chicka-
saw counties-the supporter Of taration NTH
ont representGtOR-the constant opponent OF
Andrew JucksOn-the supporter of John Q.
Adams in 1924, Of Adams and Clay in 1928,
and now on open and avowed advocate Of the
Union dissOlving doctrine Of Qualification
Come to the polls, Republicans of Mississippi.
upon the first Monday in November 1886, and
by voting for Samuel J. GholsoB, save the greal
principle of representation and preserve the
Union. A. CAMPBELL.
ULns1o r H.. n AJJ
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29

LEWIS & CO.,
bL RECEIVING AND FOR
bike MERCHANTS,
RD DEALERS IN
Goods, Produce, Groceries,
FGoOds, Iron, Nails,
Castings,
GGING, ROPE sc.
uTT, MISSISSIPPI.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29

MURPHY.
q MY ! sssry day receiving, a
| '''n"aF', &c. &c. Sc.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29
MGerMcck.

I5.1 WINK.
= the shop formerly
Nbs Gun shop on the
ss1 safe and will do the
IN NJ n1SOEHish the best ma
I'm oRKMAN can do.
Ally,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29

Ishould fill TO discharge my duty, did | with
hold Me expression Of my deliberate opinion, hat
The Constitution IF his STATE, as reused IN Tie
gear 1882, has not realised The Gntieipahons Of The
peoDle. \ n 4 =
mo. A. OIlTTMAN.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29
JosyPH II. HoLT, Sec'ry.

MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR QUrTMAN.
[Jan. S, 1886, Senate Journal, p. 1871
Haow-C tiseas Of Me Senate
and House Of Representatives.:
Unexpectedly called upon TO administer the
Executive power Of the State for q brief period,
it has become my duty, at the opening of the
present session to communicate to the Legis-
lature information Of the state of the govern
mcnt, and TO recommend 10 your consideration
such measures as l may deem necessary o, ca
pedient.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1849-09-29

pSWtNtte'
= 4 \ Il \ "
Before | proceed to call your attention to the
internal concerns Of the State, | beg leave to
present another subject, which, in my opinion,
demands the action Of the Legislature. By
the act Of Congress, passed March LIST, 1877, by
which the people Of the Mississippi Territory
were enabled to form a Constitution and State
Government, and under which the State was
admitted into the Union upon an equal footing
with the original States, certain conditions and
restrictions were imposed upon the State, which
wore complied with, by the passage Cf the or
dinance annexed to the State Constitution Of
1917. The sumo act of Congress contains an
express compact on the part Of the Federal
Government, that five per cent Of the nett
proceeds Of the sales Of lands, lying within the
said Territory, which should be sold after the
first day Of December, 1917, after deducling
all expenses incident 10 the same, should DO
reserved tor making OF public roads and canals,
of which lhree-6fths were to be applied to
those within the State, under the direction OF
the Legislature, and the remaining two-ifths
to the making Of a road or roads leading to the
State under the direction Of Congress. This
provision, when taken in connection with the
terms IMPOSED in the preceding section; should
NOT Be construed into a gift or donation, but a
solemn engagement, which became binding
and operative on the adoption Of the State or
dinance by tile Cof3eitiOn, the other party to
the compact; an engagement which is no less
obligatory upon the Government Of the United
States; than was the stipulation on the part Of
the State to refrain from imposing taxes upon
lands, the property Of the United States.
= Assuming the validity of this
stipul4iioR on the part Of the State, it follows
that tho agreements are mutual, and a violation
Of the contract by either party; would leave il
optional with the other party to demand com
pensaliOn, or to claim an exemption from biz
correlative agreement. 4 = | pre-,
sumo it viii be found, upon examination, tina
the reservation heretofore made Of the five pc
cent. has been based alone upon the sales o
lands actually made through the land Offices
without taking into consideration the land
otherwise disposed Of BY reservation to indiana
gifts and donations made by various treatie
: and acts Of Congress:
In the late treaties made with the ChickO
, saw Indians, the claims Of the State, both t
the five per cent. and to the sixteenth section
previously granted; have been S%ntitely CveI
3 looked.
= y y
: Notwithstanding this omission, and afthougI
i the Just claims Of the State have been presse,
upon the attention Of the Executive Depart
ment, W. years have passed by, without an.
: disposition manifested by the Federal Govern
: ment, to provide compensation for the claim
= Of the State.
!, i
These treaties have passed through all III
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These treaties have passed through all the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09
The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills.

THIS invaluable family medicine, combines
Il more cleansing, healing, and purifying pro-
pcrties, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eight years experience II their astonishing
success, We have no hesitation in claiming for
them popularity and reputation, unrisalled BY
any other medicine.
They are an eiIeciual cure for Jcundice, Dys-
pepsia, Lirr Complaints. Plerisg, Bilious dis
eases, Ferer and igue. and al aihes Ferers,
Coughs, Colds. Inflammation IF n. Lungs,
Mammalian. Headache, Loss Of Appttiie, &c.
OJ p. CHll.DS & Go. Clay, 0nondaga
County, n. Y. are the original and only manu-
iacturers Of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE 25 Cents per box, Of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town. N. e., Jan. 9TH, 1919.
Mcssrs. p. Childs 4 CO. Having witnessed
the good effects Of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases Of Fever and Ague, by the use
Of d single box they were both cured; also the
headache. several cases and there being none
kept nearer than 10 miles Of this place, (that
know off, am thereby induced to write you
for an agency. LIST. because believe them the
pcs; ~ ina, ..now Of, and wish to have them
for family use, and secondly, because am Of the
opinion that they would save much suffering from
aguc and fever, and also much expense with en-
ploying Physicians. Yours, &c.
E.E. PITTS,
For sale in HiIlsborough by ID. HEARTH !;
also by numerous Druggists and agents through
out the Union.
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z, Ch;lls & Co.'S 0rien :al or Sovereign
Balm Pills,

Read the following from the Hon. n. F. Wins
low, formerly u Judge of the ST. Lawrence coun-
" courts:
hereby certify, that have personally, and by
my family, used several boxes of Childs & Co. IS
oIientalor Sovereign Balm Pills. At first used
them with an expectation that they were one Of
those quack mposltions so often palmed of upon
the public, but now feel confidence in saying
that they are an excellent medicine, and should
be kept for use by every family.
Norfolk, May %, 1913.
Each box contains 81 pills; price % cents, and
is accompanied with certificates and full direc-
lions.
For sale in Hifsborough, by d. HEARTH.
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Every Man his own Patent A.

Every Man his own Patent A.
gemt.--AIessrs. Mum & Co., of New York.
publishers of the SCIENTIFIC AMERI-
CAN" have favoured us with Pamphlet con-
tanning the Patent Laws Of the United States, to-
gether with aH the forms necessary for applying
for Patent, information in regard to filing ca
Yeats, with remarks on its uses, &C.. amount of
fec required at the Patent Office, and every 9th
er information that is necessary to instruct per
son in making his own applications.
pnce Y cents single, or IL copies for one
dollar--srni by mail to any part Of the United
States, Address MUM & Co., New York.
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TIE HILLSB0ROUGH RECORDER,
IS FURNISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

Terms.-Two Dollars year, if paid in sd
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, il NOT paid
within three months; or Three Dollars, if delayed
until after the expiration of the year.
No paper will lie discontinued until all arreara
ges are paid, unless at the option of the publisher
Hereafter no paper will lie sent TO new sub
scrlhcr 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 the
paper he sent to a 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 pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five Per
cent. higher. A deduction of one-third will ba
made to advertisers by the year.
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Common School Advocate.
PROSPECTUS.

INOSTEI 10.
{ F sufficiently supported the subscriber intends
to publish monthly paper of eight pages, for
the purpose Of dii.usiHg information on the SUBJ
Jet Of cducation-wiih the especial view Of inn
proving the character Of our Common Schools.
II is intended 10 give an account, drawn from
the public documents and other sources, of the
origin and progress of our Common School sys-
tenn, to compare il with that Of other States here
and in Europe thus noting our improvement over
former years, and suggesting the means of over
coming the defects and difficulties under which
we still labor. This will lead us to investigate
the sources from which school funds are derived
the modes of their application the preservation Of
order in schools, the selection of proper books for
study, the recreation suitable for the pupils, the
treatment necessary for different dispositions, &c.
And believing that tie State which would inn
prove its schools must first improve its Teachers,
a portion Of our columns will be devoted to the
questions-llow are our schools to he supplied
with competent Teachersl How is tile standard
of education to he raised, and the services Of
hand secured who are well qualified to go forth
and in the spirit Of, love, labor for the advance
ment of the children who are placed under their
charge!
DNt Isuutdilul u worn vi very cAlpllSlNt
meaning, and although the primary object of the
publication may frequently take us into the school
room, we do not intend to be always confined
there. Our subject matter is the human mind,
and the nfiuences-good and bad, with view
Of preventing the one and strengthening the 9TH
cr-Whlch can he brought to operate upon it.
That this is a theme of the deepest moment none
can deny. grasps the interests not ofthis world
ohly-it reaches through eternity. We shall not
hesitate then, as occasion may demand 10 enter
the family circle, TO place ourselves on the streets
or .1gle in the busy crowd. and there set forth
the rules of life and principles of conduct which
we believe will promote the good of our race here
and rebound to our everlasting welfare in the life
which is to come.
The publication will be commenced in Green's
borough, So soon as sufficient number Of sub
scriheis can be obtained 10 dcfray tile expenses Of
prlnting-to be printed on fair type, at so cents
year, payable on the receipt Of the first num-
Der.
Letters relating TO the paper may be directed
(post paid) to Nereus Mendenhall. Jamestown,
Guilford county, n. G. Subscriptions also re-
ceiyed at the Patriot office.
NEREUS MENDENHALI.
I'd mo. 4, lS49.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Petition In Equity.

-
ISAAC crsig. d. w. Craig, csndice craig.
u Elizaheih Davis, Releoea. married with Tho
mas Jacobs. George Mslleii. Nancy. married with
John canlin. Jane. married with David finnen.
Joseph Mallsii and lane Msllttl, heirs al law Of
Relecca Craig. deceased. have fled their petition
IL this Count. setting forth that William Craig,
and RsheTi Nichols and wife Margaret. also heirs
Al law 81 the said Rebecca Craig. deceased, are
dead. and have leit no children that have been
heard o. for seven years, and pray that the money
now IN the hands 81 the Clerk and Master Of this
Court. arising from The sale 81 The real estate Of
said Rchecca Craig, decreased, and held ~ him Is
the property 0fihe said William Craig and Robert
Nichols and wife Margaret. shall be paid over 10
them; and Il appearing to the Count that the said
William cFnig aud Robert Nichols and wife Mar
garei are cot inhsbsnis Of this state; ID is there
fore ordered ;hst advertisement he made in the
hilisborough Recorder for six successive weeks,
for the hein Of William Craig, Robert Nichols
and wife Margaret. 10 appear At the next term Of
this Court TO be held At the court house in Hills
borough, On the second Monday Of September
neat then and there 10 plead. answer Or drmur 10
said petition. o. The same will be taken pro con-
fesso ~ 10 them. and decree entered accordingly.
Witness. q. y. Long. Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at Office, this elst Gay Of
March, Isle.
q. =. LONG, c. a. N. &.
Price adv. So; 50. 1i-6w
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Equity sales.

Msvc d. caf uf4sHs. - rzsfs-
=-..sIA.. : 70 Dncrrr sfihe le1si = g -
q fE tlEsnes ceansr. rad March Isfa,
lsis. 4 Sal siIrf - saie. - the fsslaisss, y
ThursIay llie sslh Il Mar nszi. ne Land -
lasiOE "a lie hsIs Il IaHes Bal asosasnd. siinAl-
- ~ ~ aa,sIs as Little RiseE, adlainlng ne
las,ls n Maglsan I.,,scoah an oshsHs. and con-
essinr sFa acEes, more % les. said land i sold
for Pirisissi,
4 cEslis q tsrl,e months Vii - eiven- Bond
.r5 seruriiy rnquiIed AMI lie tile reserved unli
= purchAse nloney Is Issia.
U. L. LONG. c. &ME.
aprl 81. 7s-4H
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.J,1n NJ Fns.,, nnioss.ys. sr .arie.

John w. Fauo.ii oEiois.ys. sr I,arte.
~ oleaisnce 10 decree q ihe CauIt q Equity
n far Orange county. made NarrA Tenn, ISIS
shall oiier or saie. before ie Icnrst House doos
IN Marlborough. On Monday Tie .sii sias a May
nrxt. he tract u land llonsins q ne hfirs y
Thomas Fauceli, deceasei. situated - the waters
81 New Hope. adjoining the lands 81 Hugh Cur
ne and others. and containing 81 acres, more or
les Said land viii be sold for partition among the
heirs.
A credit Of twelve months vii he given. Bond
ana approved security reguiIe. and title reserved
nail Tie purchase money : Paid.
%. L. LONG, c. &N.E.
April 81. is-is
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Supreme Court Reports.
RENICTION NF IRIl,n.

REDUCTION OF PRICE.
FE>HE Subscriber having purchased from the
= Estate Of w. Il. Gales. Esd. deceased, the
entire Edition Of Vols. G, I. and Law, and Vols
aud 5, Equity, of lrelel's Reports OF Cases de-
ci1ed in the Supreme Court of North Carolina.
(from December Term ISIS. TO August Term
1913, inclusive, and including also the Equity
Gases of the present Term of the Court has re-
duced the price from Sir DoHtrs to Fire Dolitrs
per volume; and is prepared 10 furnish them to
Gentlemen Of the Bar aud to Booksellers, except
Vol. Of Equity, to be published in a few weeks,
OF which notice will he given. Orders for the
whole, or any one or more Volumes, promptly
attended to. And the Bar supplied on reasonable
terms with the previous Volumes of North CaIo-
lima Reports, and Law Books generally.
- Bound copies furnished TO the Profession
Ia exchange for their numbers.
E. j. HALE.
Fayetteville, March 10. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-09
QtBRANDRETHs, pILLsBY CLEANS

% BRANDRETH'S, PILLSBY CLEANS
ing tie Blood from all its impurities, gives power
TO every organ 10 perform its functions healthily
no matter whether externally or internally situa-
ted. Nature has formed the bowels for the eyacua-
ton Of all unhealthy humors Of the blood and if
man would hut use common sense, she would
take care the, performed this office faithfully.
If the bowels out of order, if too slow, or too
fast, few doses Of BRANnRETH's PILLs will
bring them TO order. Ask the man who was dy-
ing from constipatcd bowels what cured him; he
tells you, Brandre,h's Pills. Ask him who has
had the dysentcry for six months, and every reme-
dy had failed he will tell you that Brandreth's
Pills cured him in week. So with other dis
eases. Twelve Brandreth's Pills rubbed down
in half pint Of molasses, cured little boy Of an
ulcer Of the face, which was rapidly spreading to
his eyes, and which dozen doctors had tried to
cure, but could not ; the poor parents would have
gwen half they were worth to have had il cured,
but every thing they tried did no good until they
gave it a tea spoonful of molasses every day, in
half pint of which they had rubbed down
twelve Brandreths Pills. before the whole of the
moasses was taken the ulcer was cured. And
yet some foolish people call Brandreth's Pills
quack medicine. 1t wonld be well if there were
few more such quack medicines. Will all your
pretended Sarsaparilla Compounds, or Lozenges,
OF Salyes, cure like the Brandreths Pills Can
they send you to persons cured as DR.. Brandreth
can! Can they point out to you people who
had been helpless for years from Epilepsy and St.
Vitus' Dance, who have been cured by their ue-
medics ifthey cannot, DR.. Brandreth cam
Can they point out TO you person who for twcn-
ty years had never had a stool without having
used medicine, or mechanical means, and whom
the Brandreth's Pills cured in month, and gave
him as healthy excavations as he had when he
was a child !
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, al Broad
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale Of Brandreths Pills.
ID. Heart, Hillshoroueh.
]. b. M.Dade, Chapel Hill.
q. A. Mcbane, Mason Hall.
A. Mickle & Co., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
&. Patterson, Patterson's Store.
May 30.
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.I,ln N. R.lEin, and a,Ler,. = ppl..

.join ". wilkins and oilers. r. PaTfe.
EeURSCANrt 70 a,lecrre ii lie Court q Equi-
Is Cor Orange County. made March Term,
1919. shah oiler for sale. on the premises. on
Friday the s5.h day a Nav next. the land belong
ing 10 the heirs ii John Wilkins decreased. stuai-
on the waters of Ellerhe's creek. adjoining the
Ianls u John PrimT@se and CHEERS. and containing
81 acres,more OF les. Said land sold for Iar-
iiiinn aiming the hcirs.
IN crclt Of iWrlse months viii le given The
purchaser nlaire,l 10 give bond md security, and
lie ,iile reserved unii the purchase money J. paid
d. T.. LONG. Z. a NE.
Ami! u. 1s--iM
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Original Bill-In Equity.

Original Bill-ln Equity.
.Narg Catherine klsy, L.stifia Carokins klsg,
7eaa cornelia kleH. AkiR A. kisy, and Aa-
raj Z. Lily, ini,tnfs under the aye III ilreaty-
ar gtQrs. rho r0sapliiR ty thrir merit friend,
Martha Lly.ir.
against
Lerf kL,y. al,aiaisiraior If Boston Sharp. dcc'd,
HIEfom SLerp. benjamin Nigrp. John sharp,
Isaac Sharp. Ef Sharp, Jain Nicholson. Nm-
~ Meholsoa. Henry Nicholson. Sar9h Nichoi-
son, Ed,rard HhifaH and Ulfs Eliza, Wiz
lam lnt9ny and ui|s Deborah, Alfred Sharp
and rifs Catherine, and jacob. MICHAEL IN
dsEs0a. Daniet. Monroe and Boston Marp,
hairs Of Dmiei Sharp, dseG.
fT appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that Edward Whiisell and wife Eliza. William
Antony and VI deborah. Alfred sharp and wife
Catherine, and Jacob. Michael, Anderson, Dam
lei, Monroe and Boston sharp, heirs 81 DANIEL
sharp, deceased, are non residents Of this State:
II Is therefore ordered that advertisement, be made
in the fiilstorough Recorder. for six successive
weeks, for said defendants 10 appear al the next
term of this Count, TO he held al the count house
in hillshor5ugh, on the Second Monday Of Sep
iember next. then and there to plead. answer or
demur 10 the compliments bill, or the same will
be taken pro con- essO Us TO them, and decree en-
tered accordingly.
Witness. o. r. Long, Clerk and Master in our
said Court Of Equity, at Office, this 2lsi day Of
March, 1919.
@. f. LONG, c. e. NE.
Price adv. So: so. 74-6w
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A Fresh SuppIY.


UUsT received. and uiH BE sid l01. Paries,
~ lasly Hhrn The cash = odeEea.
Pi.oe q 0A clsth fsr coaches and hoOrs.
Fs-css Webster Inlaearhe1 shessings,
% Pieoes Bie4chel dilta
Eseoe Green worssea Moreea,
pioce Canada miHed,
Dab. Canada miaed, and Gold mixed saiineilk.
! Eaece Blark French Doe Skin Cashmere,
Piece 60 Fancy dina,
I riece Ene hrgNn Broad Cioih.
/ niece saperfne frenck hlack duo.
pieoe blsck Bonnet SATIN,
4 l,,ece su1erioF black saiin NesainE.
Issoe Lead camibrie, . PisOss Paper ditie.
Chap Gailines.
rieres English silesiss.
I lsnoe hea.y a;s.k SIlk Fringe,
IG pirees co,s.red satin Ribbons,
Ladies dafk kil Gloves.
LADIES' and Gents white Xii and Silk Gloves.
I.incn Rutl.in. blark Alpaca Hose. MerIn0 shirts,
White Madding. black Sewing silk,
IL gross black star Binding.
gnoss Boolh's Patent sill Buttons fOr Trim
ming dresses.
Violin Strings.
GROCERIES.
IS sacks fne and ground Alum salt,
10 haes Rio Coffee. 5 hsgs l.aeuira ditto.
barrels Stuart's steam Refined and Crushed
Sugar.
haIrcl and hosshead Brown Sugar.
barrels Clover Seed. Clafk's Malches.
MEDICINES.
Wisiar's Balsom 81 Wild Cherry, Townsends
Satsaparilla, Quinine.
Half h0xes R.isips. Cheese. ana many other
articlcs constant, arriving.
LONG & WEBB.
December s. So
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Millinery AND
MANTUA-M AKING.

Mrs. .. WADDII.L q DAUGHTER, most
IVA respectfully tender their thanks 10 NE La
dies Of Hillsb0rough and lis vicinity, for the very
liberal patronage they have received AZ theii
hands, and hope, by them prompt attention 10 h'i-
s;ness and the neainess and ~ K with which they
execute their work, still 10 merit and receive H.
berai share d patronage.
They have just received th-ir patterns for The
SPRISS aud SrNsER. and invite the ladies To
call and see them, or which may be mos sa'is-
factory 10 both parties 10 bring in their dresses and
have them made in the latest and most fashion
able style.
UT They have removed to the residence lately
occupied BY Mrs. Aske.
April 10: To-