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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23
l. o s II!

A r my bbop, in the n,onth of January lost,
N the chance 10 settle with any OF my Gus.
toners. IL they will call and settle m the
month OF February they shall be- suitably re.
warded. { r CARPENTER
81 Jahnahury. Feb 8, ia1Q 65;N3
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o. The Legislature Of Virginin have
passed ultra resolutions on the Slavery ques-
ton. On the other hRnd. the Sonnte of Obi
have, by vote of IS 10 ), resolved that the
sentiment of the freemen of Ohio is--no
more slave States, no more slave Torrito.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23
A SMALL FARM FOR SALE,

4 n the viEiniiy Of Psssumpsie Village ,on the
IL Road leading TO Lower Waterford consist
ing ofabout fly aorcs-about twenty, cover.
ed with heavy growth Of tmber-mueb or
which is good saving timber, rendered pecu.
| arly valuable by lis proximity TO good Mills,
aud good market Apply to
4. ". WOODS.
Passumpsic, Jan 10, 1850 6lltC
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DERRY ACADEMY.

uNHE Spring Term Of this Institution will
commence ON the hftt "Wednesday OF
March neIt, and continue eleven weeks,
Lectures and TsachcrS institute At tho
close Of the Term may be expected as usual,
Terms the same a. heretofore.
Mr. JoHS GRAuAs, Assistant Miss SAnAH
T.. 'ktahALL, Teacher of Music.
A, NoRCRoSS, Principal.
Derby, VI Feb, ~, 1850. 655w3
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To JOiners.

TTHE subscriber has for saio BenJ oHd
u Moulding Pionss-i. c. Woods and Irons
Of such Planes They will bo found. at bis
shop on Church Street
L. d. HOWARD
ST Johnsbury, Jan ., 1850. 6t96
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CHANtE FIR 4 BARGAIN BARGAIN ! |!

mon Sale, rmall Farm, consisting OF Is
Il acres OF Land, lying about this Of a milo
north of Lyndon Centre, on the road leading
to Burke aud Sutton. SAID farm is well fenc
ed and watcred, with good LOT of hard wood,
hemlock and spruce timber, and within less
than one hundred rods OF a, good saw mill.
There is aiso a dwelling House aud Barn, with
a shed attached TO each, and will be sold low.
r. l.. DICKERMAN.
Lyndon Centre, Jan. 81, 1850. 653w6
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Sons OF Tcmperance.

Of Temperance. at the Congregational Church,
ST. JohnsbuTy Centre, on ThurEday, FEB, -,
At o'clock, =. NJ, The meeting will be Ad.
dressed by Rev. II, Z. Cushing, Brauman
Butter, Esq and others. The publ genef'
ally, are respectfully invited 20 attend.
John MORSE
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TnE LATE ExrLouoN.-The jury Of in
quest IN the case of the late explosion IN n.
York, has returned a verdict that Taylor &
Co. were the direct cause ofihe same. The
following resolutions were also adopted.
Let. That Walker & Muligan the mn.
kcrs Of the boiler, wcro the indirect cause
2d THAI Pcase Murphy was deeply reprc.
honshlc for selling the boiler knowing lis
mrcrircjnps. 3D.. That tho National aud
State Legislatures should take immediate
steps to prevent the recurrence Of n similar
calamity. oh. That proprieiors OF fhcto-
ries SC, should construct separate buildings
for boilers, or place them in their yards.
o. The Montreal Gazette complains TINT
nglNtors from the United Stntes have come
among the Canadians, for The purpose of
lnrlhering the ends of the annexnlionisls. II
warns them that the conduct they ara pursu-
ing IL dangerous for them, aud likely to lead
to serious consequences
MONTREAL, Feb. ia riot has occurred
az Three RIFRrs, against the school aci, and
the Assessors house was burned down.
Two pieces Of cannon were sent from SoreI,
a TIRE last night destroyed the Canadian In.
slilulon, with its library, and the Governors
office.
Bows CLoruIso. Nothing adds more To
the appearance of our small boys than the
sfyr5 OF Their garments At OAK rKru,- BIOS.
TON, there is great variety Of styles, and one
would soon find a fit. Take your boys there,
BRIGHTON MARKET, Thursday, Feb II.
AT market $50 beef cattle, 90 Stores, ID
pairs Working Oxen, - Cows and Calves,
5000 sheep and 800 Swine.
Beet caple-We quote extra at 50. LIST
quality So, so; I'd quality g. Sd 4,50 4i75.
Working Oxen sos, ~, 80, 30.
Cows aud Cnlves-$IS, 10, %, 90 and 30.
shecp-$l,5 so ., 2,75, O3i one extra lot
Of "a sold for $3.50 each. One lot Of 70 sold
ut 81 each.
Swne--3da41ci retail "a 81.
BOSTON MARKET Feb. ~,
BEEF-Extra mess, 10 90 a 1885, MesS,
80 n 900; No. l, 80 a 6 90; prime, city,
so 90; navy 90 a 8 so. & '''e' ..''
PoRK-Extra clear ID 90 a 90 90; clear
10 90 n 10 50j mess IL 90 a l,50j prime a
0 so.
LARD-tBoston6 81 a 6l;southSE west, 64a 81.
BUTTEk4-store la a 10 ,shippingld i5A,
fnmily 20 -.
FLOUR-Hownrd street 8 81 5 50i Ohio,
$50 a 600; Gcnesec, com brands, 5,62G 600
Genesec, fancy brands, 5,75 6,62.
CORN-hat 90 90, mired GO 50, white 90
a co.
oATs-sonthern, % a-a3, northern, 80 ~,
eastern, 80 40.
WoOLl-the demand for domestic fleece
and pulled continues good, and manufactur.
cfs take the stocks mostly on arrival at full
prices, ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

o. MIR Cass founds his opposition 10 the
enactment of The Wilmot Proviso on the
ground THAT Congress Inns no jurisdiction
over the suhject-(and he has recently mode
n two days speech, in order to establish this
posi;ion,l Gen. Taylor, after finding that the
people of New Mexico aud California Ind
formed or were about to form State Consti-
tutions, under the treaty with Mexico-Con-
stitutons, too, in which Stduey is. forerer err
eiuded-0dvises Congress not TO force terrific
rinl govornmenIs upon them, but 10 await
the presentation Of their Constitutions. 1t
should be observed, TOO, that in hisSCnlior-
MIA message, he admits the Constitutional
power of Congress to legslale on this sub
ject in the lerritories-,hus removing all
shadow of doubt as to his approval of bill
containing the Wilmot Proviso. should Con
gress see fit to pass it.-.'fiddiebury Register.
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Coon -DocTnlNE.-Tho Hartford Cournnt
at the close of an excellent article saYs;
The Wings of the North cannot submit to
the extension of savery, over the territories
of Santa Pc md Deseret. The Wilmot Pro
viso mpy be, in the estimation of our oppo-
Hents 'humbug,' but we are DESTROYS to see
its provisions irrevocnbly attached TO all The
new territories that may, rs such, demand
ndnlisslon into the Union. We wish TO sec
every part OF our conquered territory ,rven if
claimed 10y the Unsuitable cupidity of Texns,
us FREE as we are.
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STATE OF VERMONT,

Caledonia Dinirict, S.
At a Probate Court holden at DAnyille, within
and for said district, on the l4th day Of Feb
tuAry, a. d, 1850
lNIlE foregoing application being prcsentea
Il 10 said Court, tits ordered. that all per
sons concerned be notified to appear before
said Court al a session thereof 10 be hidden Of
the Probate Office IN Danville, in said district,
on the nth day of March, A. D., 1850, at one
o clock, Z, NJ, To show cause, Il any exists,
why The power ana authority rrqurutru rrI SuId
application should not be granted, And for
tins purpose II is further ordered, that a copy
of said application, together with this order
be published IN the CRledonian, Newspaper
printed at st. Johnsbury, in this State, three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY, all which publications
shall be previous TO the time appointed for said
hearing. by the Court,
THERON HOWARD, Register.
true copy of record, [656w3
Attest, THERON HOWARD, Register.
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Passumpaic Bank.

A Y a meeting 81 tho Stockholders Of she
n fasAnmpsie Hank, held AZ the ~. Johps
bufy Hotel 40 b. Johnsbury, on the goth day
u February instant u was voted that al ~,
ssssmeni Of TweGiy Dollars on share should
be paid on the oh day Of April neH' The
Stock holders aTe requested n make payment
accordingly. HENRY KEYER,
BARRON MOULTON,
In CHASE,
CALVIN MORRILL,,
HARRY BAXTER,
JOHN BACON,
JP, FAIRBANKS
~. Jnhnsbury, Feb ~, 1850. O5Gw9
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To the Hon, Probate Court for the District
of Caledonia
IL LAS MARTIN Guardian Of Martha Mar.
H tin, minor residing in Peaeham, in said
district, represents TO said Court, that the said
Martha Martin IL sciIcdtn fee Of the follow.
log described real estate, 10 wit about twelve
acres dr land IA tho town Of PeaebRm, decided
by Josiah Dana TO Luoia Dana the former wife
Of said Elias Msrtin, and being the same land
nov occupied by said Elias Martin And the
said Guardian further represents to sad Court,
thkl ~ will be conducive 20 the interest OF me-
said Ward, TO sell said real estate for the PUT
pose of putting the proceeds of such sale at
interest, or inycsting the same IN other real
estate The said Guardian therefore prays
---.1 Ganti 10 grant him License TO sell said re
al estate, agreeably to the statute iuTuuh ea-''
made and provided.
ELIAS MARTIN, Guardian.
Danvillc, Feb, "a, 1850,
STATE OF VERMONT
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NOTICE.

THE undcrsiguers, Directors OF the Centre
Il Village Farmers and Mechanics MGR.
camille Company Of ~, Johnsbury Centre
give notice that they viii sell at Auction tho
Store owned by said Company in ST Johns,
bury Centre, the first day Of April neHt, at
one o'clock, r. M, At said Store, II not pre-
viousiy disposed OF
EZRA lDE,
THOMAS PIERCE,
JOHN MORSE, ) Directors.
LEWIS PIERCE,
IRA ARLINGTON,
81. Johnsbury Centre, Jan. (, 1850. 66iwii
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MessrS. POWERS Il PARKS,

WILL give a Cotillon Dance at G.. Elys
w Hall, West Concord, on Thursday eve,
Feb. %, 1860 Floor Conduotou-L. BiSo.
mas snd r.. n. LEwu. Tickets sold at the
Bar, Price, 81 80, 656wl'
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FLOUR.

TIVE best quality Of FLOUR, manuhe,
Il turcd from upper Canada Wheat, war
fanted, for 46SO-And for sell,
ALSO,
- nnn Clear Pine CLAPBOARDS
O,OOO for sale cheap, for cash
g, RANNEY.
st. Johnsbury, Feb, n, 1850. 656w2
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o. The Montreal Gazette complains that
ngitOtors from the United Stntes have come
among the Canadians for The purpose of
ruriherine the ends of the annexnlionis,s. IL
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23
Russia SalYe

HAS been used for thirty years for Burns,
Il Il wounds, old Sores, Piles. Frost btttrn
parts, Corns, and Sores OF every kind. II ~
a moat InfAllible cure. For sale by
J. &. BINGHAM.
81 Johnsbuty, Feb. 20, 1850, 5I61
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Bows CLoruiSo. Nothing adds more to
the appearance of our small boys, than the
sfyTs OF Their gHFmeHts ~ OAK IrKru, BUs'
TON, there is great variety of styles, and one
would soon find fit. Take your boys there,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

warns lhem ihnt lbe conduct they arc pnrsu-
ing is dangerous for them, and likely to lead
to serious consequences.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-02-23

JONAH BROOKS, Judgr
D4Ed 70 i.HurHhurgt tins 10Th dsy "i
Frbru1ry, 4 - 1850 Cows
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Consumption Cured,
Daily, BY Or. Hastings COMPOUND
SYRUP OF NAFHTHA.

THE Medical Faculty. as wei As n. mar.
rs struck With wonder at the nunfn,n.
cures nsadc daily BY this erirsondinsr, ueai.;..
and il Is nav acknowledged by many Of ca. , s.
eminent physicians 10 be q certain end .nt,.s.
cure for tuhercular consumption, in il r,-..
stages. u has been recommended b. ths, 49,.
neni ply stefan, Dr.. Mott, and is constantly rs.l
in the Marine Hospital at ssvsnnsh. G. n n.
Arnold. The senior physician Of tie LosrilaI
The London l~ncei, Lqndon Medical Icu.nsl
Prailhwaite's Retrospect, and al olhrf Of ill.,
London Medical Journals, have spoken IN prsi,s
many times 81 the surprising effects Of
DIR. HASTINGS PREPARATION.
II has been thoroughly tried, not u.l, ii II,
Hospital under the charge Of Dr. Hasiines Is
London, hu, also by all the first physicians u
England and al have fully cndorsedii a. N NM.
rissllrd remedy in Consumption. and al .o,her
diseases ofihe lungs. The following are ! few.
Of The opinions expressed by the Medical Faculty.
Of England. Williamson, Of Manchester. .Lu.
vfitrss ei-sa.e dtitf' IA 1'fT -, ..s'
hlse a" UNDER IT'S INFLUENCE -
have seen the emscisied being. ON who..
brow death had seemed to have set bis seal. ace
qaife inyigora.ion and strengthened exchange
his early mornings Of intense suffering and lis.
Pressing cough Cor the sound rpose which alone
accompanies sound healIh.p.f 49,.
81 DIR. WARE. OF LIVERPOOL.
says:--"I regard Hastings Syrup or Naplks ar
Que oil the hrst medical discoveries Of any age.
and consider lis agency in curing eonsump,ion Is
established beyond all doubt or question" ....1t
A single bottle will prove is efficacy. Alltn
proprietor asksis ile trial Of one bottle, the sslon
Of which will prove TO the. patient The yirir, Of
this medicine. - ~ p7ef ,sas.
Coughs colds. bronchitis, decline, asthma,
night sweats. and splitting Of blood, are cured in
a surprisingly short space Of time the sesercst
colds having yielded TO the iresimeni Of the Naph.
tina syrup N the short space offorty-eirhi hours.
To enumeiate all the cures performed BY this
medicine would occupy a volume, the lsecsmps-
nying having been selected by the American
agent from mass Of certificates which have tecn
received by him. a insAas4s'e niweata ID aila
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BRaNDRETH's PILLS.

NfE bhaNDREfH PILLS, as general
= family medicine, especially in country So
subject to sudden changes ofiemperature as ihis
their value Is hlcalculable. BY having the Bran.
,lreih Pills always on hand, should sudden Al.
tack Of sickness take place, they can be given #
once. and wilfoften have effected cure befi,re
the physician could have arrived. =
In cffoiic and Inflammation Of the bowels. tbese
Pills will at cnce relieve, and perseverance IN
their use, according to the directions, will surely
do all that medicine can do. to restore tile health
Of the patient &C. III
:. In all cases Of Indigestion, Worms. Asthma
Diseases Of the Heart. and att affections Of ~
stomach and bowels. the Bsantlrelh Pills viii bc
found never-failing remedy.
10 insure the full benefit OF these celebrated
Pulls, they should be kept in the house, "a that.
upon the FIRST commencement Of sickness. thew
may be at once resoiied to. One dose then Il
better than dozen alter disease has become e.
ahlished in the system.
Dr. Brandreth's Princira Office al Broad.
i Is New York. - -
r Agentsfor the sale ofBrandreth sPills;, !,
D. Hsartt, Hillshoroueh. q 81
J.B. M'Dade. Chapel. Hili.< 81 = lsss..
@. A. Mebase, Mason Hall. 81
A. AieIls = Co.. Binshans School, -
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-. Ut I kIBBAKUS
Pile II emedy.
The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills,

A&S oAAeAtoi VI L0tCi6sSH Dam FILE,
WIS insaluable family medicine. combines
more cleansing, healing. and purifying pro.
ipcfties.than any other pills now in use.s After
hearty eiehtyears experience of their astonishing
success, we have no hesitation 10 clsilninp for
them popularity and reputation, unrival,cd by
any other medicine. it' asss8 islfssapl sd'
They are an efectusl cure for Jauadire. DIS.
pepsia, Liner Comp hiinfs. Pleurisg, Bilious dis
ecses, Fersr end dgue, and all oHer, Ferys,
Coughs, Gods. hjfun,n.of;cn Of lie Lungs.
Rheu,nofism, Httd-a6te. Ioss Of Il ,iefiie, &c.
T P. CHfLDs & Co. Uay. onopdaca
County, N. Y.safc the original and o,siy manu-.
taetarers of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE % Cents per box, of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying cachbox. 4..s y.
i Brown Town. NJ. e.. Jan. 4ih. Is49.
!. Messrs, T. Childs & Col Having witnessed
the good effects Of your Sovereign Balm pills IN
some two cases of Fever and Acue, by the use
OF single box they were both cured also The
neadacine, several cases and there being none
kept nearer than 10 miles Of this place. THAT /
Know ot) am thereby induced to write, Won
ior an agency. lst.. because believe them Inc
best pill that know of. and wish 10 have ,,,en,
LOT 'amiiy use, and secondly, because am of the
opinion mat they would save much suffering from
asue and Fever. and also much expense with en-
pioyIng Physicians. Yours, &c.
+ ~ E.E. PITTS,
/, = o. sale IN Hillsboroughs by d. HEARTT.;I
'lsa ~ numerous Druggists AMI agents through
r'ssss.li .iaas asef i si.ss,t !
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EauitE SAC.

III fiEsss e fhe Draea q he couli e Esul-
~ d 81 0Fsnss caaniy. made sepienh<I
Tsrm. ls5o. shall efsl Or ss<. a de rrzsienor
81 Aaso@ Nirhols. derd. e. he 81 dsy q Oesolsf
nesf, fhx Rel Esfale L<iousing 10 he hsirs q
nd Amos Ni<hgsz. IA The Home Tfl<f. con
siaiaf ef sb1us SO scF~s And oos cher Tract.
~besroa Duncan Nieksss nor lives. sssuxled On
Linis Riser. snd xons1inias shout 500 seEeS-
A credit Of nine molghs vii be gisrn; the
purchaser asq1iassslo esrr Lood and SECURITY. and
tile xssrsoa nhliI lie pnrrhsse Hsonry - p<Sd.
- 49, q. r. LONG, c. 49,
&y@Ba<r "a sssAs - II n.kisa De-
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MILLINERY AND na
MANTUA-NZAK

Mrs. j. WADDILL & DAUGHTER. mos,
~ respectfully tender their thanks 10 the La.
dies OF Hllsborough and its vicinity, for the very
liberal patronage they have received at their
hands, and hope, by Their prompt attention to bu-
sincss. and The neatnessand style with whichthev
execute their work to merit and receive Ii
bcral share Of patronage. s4 ..
They have Just received their patterns for the
SPniva and SUMNER, and invite the ladies' TO
call and see them, or which may be most salts
factory to both partes,to bfingin therdresses and
have them made in the latest and most fashions
able style. : asiasrs II sa. 4
May IL sa,,-. 4.. 4.s..s.s 60
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nR. MLANE's LIVER PILLs..l-This

|RR. M'LANE's LIVER PILLs.,.--Tlis
~ great American rernsdy for ore Of the mos,
formidable ills that Gesh is heir 10, Is now Sc
knowIedged superior 70 any medicine Of the Kind
ever offered 10 the public. The action Is easy.
certain, and attendant with no Unpleasant re-
suits. II has never hccn tried without producing
the moss saluiary effect. Compounded BY one
Of tho most eminent physicians in our county, il
Is the medicine which scienre, skill and expert
rnce Oilers 70 human suffering.
FOR SHE By
Long & Wchh. and d. Heart. HiIlshorougl,;
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hin; "A. Msfing
Moringssille; Hurdle a Hurdle. Walnut Grove.
Orange county Moore q Noel. Mt. Tirza, Per.
son and p. s. Pescud, Raleigh. -
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Faro between Petersburg and Dalti,
more Six Dollars ssai

eHHE public are hereby advised, that The swiA
and splendid Steamer Baltimore. CAPTAIN
Alexander McCausland, fitted Up, with State
Rooms and one bundled aud City births, is now
running semi-weekly in connrxion with the Rich.
mond and Petersburg and Richmond and F,eder.
ickshurg Railroads. hetween the landing at Ac.
q1ia Creek and Baltimore. 81 s .rgss.,
Passengers having Petersburg in the Northern
Mail Train at s., A. NJ. on Mondays and Thurs-
days. will arrive at Acquia Creek about 2 IN.
where they tase the Baltimore. Descending the
Potomac they have atiew o. rs fine scenery nv
daylight, and arrive al Piney Point at.oeia :. p.
NJ. aud Mt Baltmorc In the course of the night.
This line, it will he seen. avoids, entirely, the
wide portion olihe Bay, and of course. in great
degree, any danger of rough weather and sea sick
ness. and passengers by it going farther Eortb.
have the advantage, on their arrival at Baltimore
Of remaining, fuf The night. free of charge. on
boar'i a boat having s4,erior accommodations
and avoiding expense al Hotels. .@
Returning passengers leave Baltimore on
Tuesdays and Fridays al 4 p. NJ, and arrive At
Richmond the next day at I'm, and al Peters
burg between and 3 r. m, s8p NJ IA
ForfurtAsr particulars. or through tickets. an.
ply at the Richmond and Petersburg Rail road
Depot to the Ticket Agent.
July ~. 4l-i
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LAW SCHOOL,

A HIiiIsboYoEeh, North Carolina.
THE undersigned have formed m association
with che view u Opening Law School III
Che town Of Hillsi,orough. e. assA AZ. w
Young gentlemen will lie instructed In The va
rious departments Of the Law, and care 'Aill te
taken 70 prepare them for the practice in the Sc
seral Courts IN this State.
The School will be OPENED for the admission Of
slrdeHis on Monday. the 24fh instant.
4 ia. ~ ss ]. l.. BAlLEY.f
Z go ffa ,a,.. r. NASH.
liillsborough, June ie, 1850. S.
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THE HIILsB ,RoUGH RECORDER,
-. is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
Bf DENNIS HEARTT

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vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, if not raid
within three months; or Three Dollars, ii delayed
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No'paper wilt discontinued until sIlauesra-
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! Hereafter no Paper will be sent to a new sub
scrlhcr out Of this state unless payments made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the ediior;- and in no case wllthe
paper he semitic a subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without payments
3 ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the FIRST, and twenty-five cents for
each Subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
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cent. higher. A deduction of one-third will be
made to advertisers BY the year. fll
Advertising Rates fcri tic IIiIlSboreHeh Recorder
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insertion, ard rs cents fcr e ch toniinrsree. s.
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made Of Mahogany. Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Il sHf Birch. and Maple afs an \
He would invite attention to his make Of Poff-
able WARDR0BEs and BEDsTEADs.w which
cannot be surpassed for durability, nesiness and
convenience. = :. ~. -sl =. t'e,,ea =
He would also invite the attention of all per-
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
10 give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
he intends to sell as low as he can possibly afford,
and his workmen are all experienced hands. p
He has now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
reaus. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
two sideboards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case, and Bedsieads. which he win sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Msple.
&c. H.. > 5. fs5sszz ff.s,.
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture.
can have il delivered at their doors, ensured safe,
for less than they can do il themselves. ~
He returns bis thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron
age. aIIi a8.sa s,r
- HENRY EVANS. -.
February l.seA 49,