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The Minnesotian. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1851-1852, 1851-12-13
GRAEFENBERG CHILDREN'S pANAcEA.

A most strange and incredible fact meets us a,
The very threshold Of our remarks on this valuable
m"dcine. II is this: that no medicine PREPARED
.daptrd to the vaiiouS diseases of emblem and
youth has ever hecn offered TO The public, viii at
he same ime il ~ established hy he most n, Gu
rate tables OF mortality thai half Of the human
family die refuic ,ea' hing The aye eff five yeas
We should supp Sc h It TO this great class of hui
nan s"feiers-'tis Cne-haIf If the racc-the most
nxious and eaIne>t atteniiO" would have been
gwen; that medical skill would ha, e been t.sked
q Us utmost cap city 10 find out a med cine 10
which mot hers and muses. might resort under tho
constantly occurring neccsSitWS which presrn,
themselves in this cOnnec ion. The wulid IS lit.
orally cr0wded with m dic,nes for adults, but 10
the sufe' ings Of chiIdien no one has seemed te
urn proper att' Btion. No one has regarded then
coEdi ion, No one has seemed TO III nix it pos. ibt
hat the ravages "f disease and dea III among them
might he STAYED. 1t IS true that there are nume-
Gus Vcrmifnges and CuriiaIs If some value, hut
each OF tn, Sc arc c"Dfned exclusively TO nne or
Two forms of disease. The Or &c tenberg ChIdren's
Panacea is the only medicine extant to erhe,
hemisphere that is at all worthy of teing ca lied
Medicine; or that supplies the great
want alluded to.
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Barnum has written card, Che
knows how to play his cards, denying
that Mr.. LeGrand Smith has engaged
Lola Monies to show herself in this
country. He does not deny however,
that Lola is coming, nor that he was
applied to by her. We hear she in
tends, on her arrival, joining the church
and taking the temperance pledge,
and in both the Operations Mr.. Bar
NUNS endorsement would be of the
greatest services. Mr.. Bennett, of the
Herald, who was in Paris few days
ago, says:
"We learned on the best authority,
that LeGrand Smith and Lola Mentes
had entered into negotiation, for the
purpose of engaging the Bavarian ex-
lie to come to the United States and
travel through the country, under the
management Of Barnum. Lola Mon
ties made inquiries about the historical
"reminiscences Of Barnum, beginning
with Joice Heath, and ending probably
with the fire annihilator, and she de-
clared positively that MIR. Barnum
should not have her services, for he
was too much of a humbug. In con-
sequence Of her refusal to complete the
engagement, she received letters from
certain parties in London, informing
her that if she went to the United
States under any other engagement
than that Of Barnum, the vast influ-
ence he could use would bring out the
American journals against her. She
replied that she did not care about him
that she had met kings. and politi-
clans, and poets, and had upset them
all-and that she could upset Barnum
too. By the last accounts received
from Paris, we have seen that she
challenged an editor, who spoke dis
respectfully Of her style of dancing.
and as soon as she arrives in this CITY,
Barnum may expect a challenge to
mortal combat, with any weapons he
chooses. Meantime we NAV state, for
the information Of the public, that &C
cording to the best and most reliable
intelligence We could obtain in Paris.
Lola Monies comes to this country son
her own hook.''
In some Of the New York papers of
the Sd, Barnum swears that he has had
no connection whatever with Lola.
FERoc1ous ATTACK OF A BApoos-
The following from the Glasgow (Scot-
land) Herald, will show that balloons arc
almost as bad as men. Quite few DAYS
ago, as some young ladies belonging to this
city were walking in that beautiful Dor
ton of the botanical gardens, situated on
the banks of the Kelvin, they were sud-
denly, to their great terror and surprise
assaulted by the large baboon which forms
so great an object of attraction to the more
youthful portion of the visitors at the gar
dens. The fierce brute which, with some
other monkeys we believe, had been al
lowed to escape from their cage through
the negligence Of the keepers, seized one
OF the young ladies and bit her severely,
and more serious consequences were only
prevented by the appearance of some other
persons at whose approach the brute made
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THU GRAEFENBEkG EYE-LOTION.

For disorders Of The Eye this LnIron has no eqna.
~ :, compounded upon the musI >cie..ific prIrci-
rles, and has perform, d ,x'rra"rdIna y cures Fur
violent inaamat'on, dimnesS and failing Of the
sight, weakness Of the eyes. involuntary we. ping,
reign substances in the eyes, ETC., it is osiive
,nd speedy cue.
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THEGREEN MOUNTAIN VEGETABLE ONT
MENU.

The power Of the Green Mountain vegetable
Ointment is astonishIingy great. There IS no
med Icine known that surPass II H. prumpt and
enc, ge,ic action. Applied IN cuf1cIent quantities
to The suffice Of the body. in the Vicinity If the
most highly infAmed parts, whether external or
internal, it al once subdues The infamat ion and
pam. I. will quiet he most "angry" looking
wounds, soften and reduce sweliings Of the ha,d-
est kind. and purify and restore TO pe,f sound
mes old and invetcrate sores Among he diseases
10 whhh this wonderful Ointment Is adapted are
The following. -
Giandular Swe'lings, Asue in the Face, swelled
Breasts and Sore Nipples Of Nurss & women, Bron L.
chitis, Felons aud Ring Worms, seaId Head, and Is
an invaluable dressing for Burns, Scaids, and
Drawn Busters, Shingles, ErysIpclas, Piles, Infa-
nation Of the Eyes yields TO its power immedi-
aiely all Bruises and Flesh Cut Wounds are
cured with great rapidly, Fever Sores and Sciof-
uious Sores are soon charged into healing condi-
ton, and fquentIy entirely cured.
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I'm LANDS in the vicinity of Saint Anthony
" '-'e' APpyto Up. WILSON.
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TIE tRAEFEsBERG COMPANY NEW YORK.

THE GRAEFENBERG sARsAPARILLA Com
POUND,
rs warranted ten times more effcacous, and ten
times cheaper thai any other known, no matter
how l'ge The bottle, tx,ravagani The ADVERTISE
nen's, and il is beyond all question The mrst vau-
able prepirution # the day, So highly concentra-
ed IS that he dose tut The haIi OF small tea
spoonful, while the dose Of that wi ich is sold ~
N large bottles is neaIy wine-gass full, and has
barn pronounced decidedly mjuIn US in many Ca
,cs, owing to it's liability to become sour and feI-
ment.
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GRAEFENBERG VEGETABLE FILLS.
History Of the Grasfenberg Vegetable PiIs-Pe--
Jection the Result IF Undsrided Attention.
The inventor Of these Pills, po>s >sing a long
md init innate Acquaintance with he hum. 9, stem,
aud with The numerous medicines to which m d,-
cal men usually resort, studied for many long and
wear'-Ome years upon the single prep .sition how
10 prepare a PILL whioh should act m harmony
with the Great Laws of Nature, aud expeI diseases
without doing violence to the system.
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'o"N LUIS In Saint Antasny Falls for s.,e Ann,v
J. p. WILSON.
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LARxHALL,s UrkRINE cATBoL1coN

Is an invaluable remedy for diseases Of the
W"Inb and its APPENDICES (as Kidne. and Biad-
deI,) and diseases VI pregnancy. See Pamphlets.
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A LARGE lot and great variety IF wall pa
n per a. DUC,S.
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LUMBER. for a 81
The St. Anthony Mill CON- ''''
panV

leave TO Inform the public that their
- tour Saw Mills are in full operation. and
all orders received shall be punc,uallv ,,,.n1
ded to. Inc following list Of prices Of lum
Der, also Tor rafting lumber to ST. Paul, will be
found low:- W." We
NO ooaras' $500 per M.
1900
10 90
Scootss ON te
Dimension for frames not ex.
coed ng "a feet, 70 90
No. Pickets, 10 M &c
=" 2 Sc 90 +,
Extra Shingles, 3 so &c
Mol Sc 90
SO I" sn
I.ath ~
The said ~mpany will deliver in Iaf, in 6,
Paul IN addition to the above prices, L:mber
al 81 oo per M. Lafh 80 cents per M
IN consequence ofthe great press ofbusines,
all persons requiring lumber are reouestcd To-
send IN their bills early.
HIerms cash on delivery of the raft.
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Dry Goods.

Frints of every variety;
Cloths, CaSsimeres and Satinetts:
French md Chambry Ginehams:
Gambroons, Cottonades;
Plain and figured de LANES;
Denimes, black and brown drills:
Elegant polka nuslins;
Kentucky jeans, blue drills;
Embroidered muSlins;
Black and brown sheet and shit:
Plain and figured lawns;
Irish linens;
Linen luStreS, all colors;
White and brown linens table diaper:
Plain and figured linen ginghams;
White and brown cotton table diaper;
Brown French linens all widths;
Plain black and colored alpaca;
Beautiful silk warp lustres;
"a musqueto netting;
Book aud Scrip Muslins;
Jaconetts and Cambrics;
Bishops lawns,
Hunchback Diaper;
Scotch and Runice Diaper;
Colored .Cambrics, Nankeens;
White and Brown Linen Drills;
Tickings, all styles;
White. Red and Yellow FIannel;;
Fine Gauze.
White, Black aud Colored Fancy Kid;
g IS silk;
=" Lisle Thread
Misses and Childrens' I"
HOSIERY.
white, Black and Colored Cotton;
BLACK Lambs Wool;
Black aud Colored Worsted;
Black Moravian, superior article.
sHAwLs.
Plain Canton Grape;
DamaSk Sc &c
Embro'd sc
Silk and Earege;
Muslin de Lame;
Cashmere.
Tlai nand Figured Silk;
ss " Turk Satin;
Plain and Frioeed Bingham;
I" Linen;
GENTLEMANs' FURNISHING GOODS.
Drawers, Crsvats,
Ties.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Sewed Calf Boots;
Pesged do do
Kip do
Heavy do
Gents Extra Fine Caters;
Ladies and Misses
Walking Shoes;
Children DO
Mems and Boys Brogans;
Misses and Chidrens' Shoes;
Ladies' Fine Walking do
Do do Excelsior do
Black and Colored CATERS;
Do do half do
Bootees and Buskins.
HATS AND CAPS.
Hats and Caps, of the Spring Style,
n quality.
Mems and Boys Leghorn Hats;
Do DO Double do do
Palm Leaf, Trimmed do
Youths China Palm, New Style;
Childrens' Leghorn Hats.
READY MADE CLOTHES.
Extra Fine Black Frock Goats;
Do do Dress do
Black and Blue Sack do
Tweed do
Ci shmcretts do
Doeskin do
Brown Linen do
Alapacca do
Cotton Flannel Under Shirts and Drawers
Extra Fine Nett Wool do
Hickory Shirts; Long Green Jackets, |
'ix'd Il blue satinetts; Sleeps Grey Pants;
Iarious Pattern; Light Colored, do;
Black Satin Vests; Elk. fine bl'k doeskin |
figured do Cotton Hose; [do |
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THE GRAEFFEl

THE GRAEFFENBERG CONSUPTIVE BALM
II is beyond all question Irue ,ha, the -Consnmp-
ton (ph hIsic pulmonails) is A Durable DISEASE.
some Of The aulest medical wrreIs assert this
among whom we may cite the celebrated names Il
Lance, Andral, Cru, liter, Stokes and WiIiiam>.
Their researches, as well as the more recent ones
Of Royce and B,udcr, show that SO far from put
monary tnbeIcie being necessarily fatal. it is
spontaneously cured by nature N a vast number of
cases, even when large nIcers have been famed Gu
he lungs
Thd cREA- oBJRcr, is 10 arreat the progress of
he ulcers 10, tubelces) up"n The lungs, and Il.
neal them permanently. Health will hen follow
this he Grack nbefs Consnmprve's b, m wilde,
md il is believed to be the only remedy ever d.
c"vied. II acts at once upon the fuhercies aLd
nvarlab' arrests their progress, and restores the
lungs 10 'undness. II will not Of ronr.e repl c.
hose p"rtiOns Of the lungs aler y Consumed, bu,
~ viii heal wnai may ne c'rj leaving me iruI-
'idn' in health, though i, may be with diminished
lungs.
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DR.. LIBBY'S CELEBRATED PILE ONT
MENr.
Az prepared for the Gracienbe,e Conn any, and
bearing The seal Of that inst tuition. Nyne gcuu-
ne unless II has the seal Of The cumpauy.
A CURE rs WARRANTED
This is sufficient Argument TO in luce cvcn
peIs"n suffering under this disease to Try it, Tire
money will he mmedlaieIy refunded If a cure docs
not result from its use according 10 directions
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. RH9 JOE &c
Long & webb
gIarch, ~.

- - - = - -
a RE nos rsrsi,ins large and vel ssIec;e.
= Ssogk q Gods. sasilahle Ia ihe Sksins al.
Sumner irsce. which they are sn1ions u cisEoss
u On tie inosi accommodating terms
Itsis sioek consists IL rsEl q ihs fci.oning 5
CLOTHS. a every co.or and quality.
cASSINERES. Black, Doe-fkia al.d Fane,
cOlorfd.
TMEEDs. double sra single = iS,h.
fESiAGs. Figured Slk. Asrssiilss ana So.
lin
PRINTS, Fsrnsh. English and American.
fiinied Lawns. can.bsics ard EusiiEs.
frtnrh and Amfsiran Girghlm.
Co.csed ard Black Silks.
beFsEe De LANES.
SIX Tissues. very FIR.
llsis Eans. rev fis.s Si.k Coods.
!srenet snd Ewiss Anslns.
lirtons I.arns. and Iace Cares,
Ladies csloEei, BIssk & Mhiie Kid clores
Gents "a ~
Ladies. Misses. and cEildrrn's couea Hose.
Gents brcNn ard Ilssslcd 10.
swiss and Camille Edeings snd Insertings.
Freneh oTkeG Collars snd Sleeves.
Siik. Linen. CsmhIie & Gotten s,andkerrhi.lr
ETe~n and LieasHed Shininss. &c. dc. s
Ladies Waking Shoss and SIippers.
GiIls snd Boys Saoes, snd chii.iren's she's.
School Books, and good selection Of Miscrl.
lancous Books.
Gap and Letter Pepper. and Note Paper.
Envelopes. ard Gu;ilolt's Steel Pens. &c.
Hats and Bouneis.
Hardware and cuiilery, &c. &c.
Mach IS. "a
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Cabinet Making.

rHNilE subscriber wcull respectfully inform the
a citizens of liillshcrorgh and the pubic &C.
neraliy. thai be his on hand ai his shor OH Chur-
ton street due west from Tie ccua-hougc. vari-
ETY. Of excelirB, Furniture, and that b. is prcpar-
ed 20 manufacture, 10 Tie lest style, all articles
ID his line. Hleh as
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal
nut.
sIDEgcARDs. Of Wild Cherry, wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, Of every STYLE.
REDSTEArs. If Maple and Gum.
TABLES, Of all kinds.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station
arv.
coins. from Common to the Iest
Style, &c. &c.
lie promises that bis work shall be iaithfully
executed. and At very low prices. end hires iha,
he will receive due encouragement, from gene
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work.
such as Walnut. Cherry. Poplar. Birch AMI Ma
pie, viii be isken IN exchange Cor work.
Orders from a distance will he thankfully re.
reissd aud promptly attended TO.
RICHARD MAYO.
April Is. 79-Iy
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Encourage Home Industry,

Stafford, Clark s DiEon,
Manufacturers Of HOrse Powers and
Theshing Machines, beth Portable
and Stationary Straw Cutters,
Grist & Saw Mill irpns. Edge
Tools. Mill & Factory Gear.
and al kinds Of Castings now in use
in this country,
CONTINUE 10 carry % iheiT business Il heir
- Machine shop und Foundry: and having On
hard vel srlscisd assoIlmenE Of the best Ma
lsIials. As vel a. Werkmen q honezi and lem
peFase habits. they lasaeI thsmsFlsrs that wnsk
ii their line win be iane equal II not superior to
sny which can beprsrurrd either North or South.
With grateful acknowledgements 10 the public Tor
pest fasors. they would respectfully solicii con-
iinnnncs Of patronage. Leiiers addressed 10 Ihrm.
or either Of ihem. a. Snow Camp fasi eis.s-. -
amanee county. \. C.. win meet PROMPT aiicn-
iicn.
JOHN STAFFORD,
ALEX'R. CLARK,
HUGH ". DIXON.
December 3. 62-3m
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MIR. wrLBOws5

School for Small Boys ami Girls,
WILL be opened on the 9TH Of July, in he
.emile Academy, and will end on The 7tb
o. December. Tuition will vary from six to
fitsen dollars per session. Strict regard will BE-
pad 10 the morals OF chilren committed to his
care. III scholars will he considered as en,ereu
for the session, unless there be special contract
70 tac contrary The tuuion will be due at the
Uo:n nenceren, of the session.
tlilfsJ.oaga, May 81. se--ss
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z q gle Fou nd ry.
BROWN A. *TFTHHysey.


Manufacturer and sEac.ssnfsfs.
a RE n0w prepared 10 DO al kinds az Casting
: il the seTy bet and ne4iess manner. has-
lag procured The services Of Northern bred
wof3 man. who stands second 10 mons in point Of
shin IN bis profession. Together niih their onn
ezpeEieuce ofeighieen years They EAiIer them
selves. BY the general satisfaction they have al
really given. and their close sllension 10 business
10 merit share Of patronage. They take he
greatest psins Incorporating their metal Cor The
various articles shsy make. consisting Of Factory
and aill Gear. OF every description, Plough
hoolds. PSis, Ovens aud Lids. l.alhss, Thrrsh-
ing Machine. Stove aud Fan Mil Casting; IN
fact. every thing in The foundry Inc. In ihrir
Machine shop they are prepared and preparing
20 DO al kinds Of Machinery Wosk. MIN Irons.
Spindles. wrought, turned and finished In the
nealeFt and hssi nsnner. Iron Shaiiing. pullies,
and Composition Boxes ofihe best quality. Their
facilities for cutting Screws are inferior 10 none
Ia ibis county.
Letters addressed to Brown & Wilkinson. ar
either ef them. Hillshorough. ". c.. will receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February q. 70
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REa.gEATTsy7,
GRANDRETn,S ELLIS

aaeu'lsra, or Enlargement NJ ne Heart. d,f,.
ries, Piies, DE-. dc.
! Sc the pills two or three times ,pech i,
: doses sufficient to purge freely; aud when ,
pafoSisin comes IN, fearless use Of the nils
must 90 made; down with six or eight, aud in a
little while repeat the dose; do this mt; ~
Bowels are strongly purged. This effected. the
danger Is oyeF for that attack. Angina pec,oris
and stone ~ the gall-bladder are treated in the
sane manner; and although considered incurable
ny .he medical profession, arc cured by the use
q nrlndieth's Pills Piles are cured hy Bran
drcths filis. In severe attacks The doses must
se luii' SIX or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
cones on in The treatment of other diseases /, i
good sign; use nothing hu, The Pills. and. as an
outward application, cold cream or lard and make
lreqrcut use OF cold water locally. Where ,he,e
have been pectoral affections, as asthma. con.
sumption, &c, perseverance viii be iccared x;;h
Inc pills 10 eilect permanent cure. But any
other course viii assuredy bring on The pec,oraI
affection.
II ccscs Of DeJiEty. Weakness. IVasf;nn,. DE-.
ehaes. or Consumption cppsoaelinr. il Viii IL
necessary 10 commence with small doses. Bao;,
with one pill going to bed; mex, night Two mills.
DO this alternately for three or four DAYS. or long
e.; 81 no alteration takes place, then Increase .
lleach night until five or six pills are used then
decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill Should anv
'eve'ish symptoms arise then take stronr doscs
until The fever is reduced. When this is done tho
na'ient may drop down 70 such doses As their
'wn Judgment shall determine; being careful 10
'ecp Inc drain upon the impure humors as these
re removed, so will be their advancement to
ounl health.
Dr, brandreth's rrineipsl Office, a4l BROAD
9ay New York. D'sr'
sJ Agents for the sale OF Brandrcth's Pills,
n.Hsa,it, Hillsboroush.
J. 3 MDade, hapel Hill. |,
. 4 Mchane. Mason Hall.
q. aickie & CO., Ringhsm's School, I,
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THE rlisslllsT, having psfmsneHIiy iaraiet
y timsr1 ID hIllslofCusl, c...Es Is a1Etictz
20 - lritn5snua he plir llIol Ehoui lts STATE.
HasinE catered into sHarEtnrnis niih lsfse
PuLiishing Honsss IN Bosses. Aru lea. Rieh-
mend. snd Charleston. and $50 engaged lhe seF-
sires Il an Agent in New Yesk 20 ussrnd ihe
'Ffais s.,ss, be ) non pfepaIed 10 execute ar
drrs fsam Primer 10 , Library ef thousand
s0i1nss; snd airosi any wax pah'ished Ia Eng
and a The United States uiil he furnished 10 or
Ger. 4 large ss-uEimrni q Books kepf On hard.
AID eli snies faishfully and penrsesliy alienJed
"a. ollrrs are respectfully solriird. Ministers
and Teachers sufrlird 81 iibersl discount. he
win flemish Theological. lileraiy. seieniifc.
TenF<rsnrs and Miserllaneoas WEEKS 81 eli
kinds No trash viii he sold. HeeErecis. with
the assistance ef srsise agsnts % ssii every c0ul-
~ n he STATE.
SAMUEL PEARcE. Agent.
Hi;lslpEcugk. y. C.. Feb. IS. lily
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made Of Mahogany, Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.
Hc would invite attention to bis make of Port.
able WARDR03ES and BEDSTEApS, whic.,
cannot I've surpassed for durability ,neainess and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all pcr.
sons wishing to buy furniture OF any description
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
he intends to sell as low as he can possibly afford.
'n'i his woFkmen are all experienced hands.
= us now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
real.. with distinguishes two China Presses.
two Sltlchoarls, six plain Bureaus. eight Candle
stands, one Sofa and one SECRETARY and Book.
case. and Bels;cajs. which he will sell low.
"a timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry. Birch, Maple,
&c.
- Persons ut distance, huying Furniture
can have i delivered at their doors. ensured safe
for less than they can do il themselves.
lie returns his thanks for past f,vors, aud will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron.
age.
HENRY EVANS
feoruary Y. l5--l
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u 0 THE LADIES.

u 0 z III q q a DIES.
Choice Fancy Articles.
nERFuMERY. etc., philicome Pomair.
: Luhin's Genuine Extracts. wighi's do.
Bears oil. highly pcTiumci, PomaiuEas,
Hauars Nymrh Scar. Pine Soups,
Dsndaline Tor Toilet. I.iiy White. Pearl Powder.
French Cologne. German do.. Ono Of Roses,
Work Boxes. tFanry.) Carved BASKETS. (Exlra,)
Port Monnae-, Gum Rings. Snuff Boxes,
Fcsias. Tarers Spa. Boxes, Fans.
And numerous other Articles. TO he had at the
Drug Store. Piecse call and see.
s. ID. ScH00LFIELD.
March IS. 7G-
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Also, an assortment Of
REEDV-MAIE CIGTElTsC.

All Of which have beca purchased at the. North
with Cash. and viii te sold rkerr.
They have taken alvsniage !. the Will 10 the
North to obserse the FASHIONS. and are prepared
70 make up in the most fashionable style and in
the hest manner. any ofthe abnve Goods Per-
sons furnishing their own Cloth may be assured
that their work will he done in equally good STYLE
They iske lhi. occasion 10 renew the express
sion Of their thanks TO iirir mary customers Cor
their past liheralily; snd IS they ere DETERMINE
Cd % sell cheap. and 10 have their work executed
IN The hest possible style, they hsIe for . CONT
nuance Of their tssofs. I heir prizes for work
viii he reasonable and suiicd 10 The lines.
April l. r.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-07-02
Drugs, Dye Slufs. &c.

LONG S gyll.s.B
EEP constantly on hand fall stock II
"a Medicines, Paints. Dye stusIs.
PcrfHIncry. &C. and would invite The Al.
tention Of The public 10 the following articles NJ
C"d Liver Oil. warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine, and French
Brandy, IN bottles--sold for Medical
use only.
Laudanum, Parcgoric,
Extracts, very fine, prepared By P.
Schaefilin. Ilaines g. Co.)
Rhnbarb Root, aud pulv.
Gum Arabic, ard Puly.
Glue, &c. &c. &c.
March 25,h, 1851. 7s-