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The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26
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March, 1851.
Long & Webb

"A RE now receiving large and well selected
q Stock Of Goods, snitabe for the Spring and
Summer trade, which they are anxious to dispose
Of ON the most accommodating terms.
Their stock consists in part Of the following:
CLOTHS, Of every color and quality.
CASSIMERES, Black, Doe-skin and Fancy
Colored.
SWEEDS. double and single width,
vESTlNGS, Figured Silk, Marseillcs and Sa.
tin.
PRINTS, French, English and American.
Printed Lawns, Cambrics and Muslins.
French and American Ginghan,.
Colored and Black Silks.
Berage De LANES.
Silk Tissues, very fine.
Livia Maria, new style Silk Goods.
Jaccnet and Swiss Muslins.
Victoria Lawns. and Lace Capes,'
Ladies' Celorcd, Black & White Kid Gloves
GENTS do
Ladies. Misses. and Children's Cotton Hose.
Gents Brown and 6leached do.
Swiss and Camhric Edsings and Insertinss.
French worked Collars and Sleeves.
Silk. Linen, Cambric & Cotton andkerchieis.
Brown and Blsached Shirings. &c. &c.
Ladies' Walking Shoes and Slippers.
Girls and Boys Shoes, and Children's Shoes.
School Books, and good selection Of Miscel.
laneous Books.
Cap and Lett Paper, and Note Paper.
Envelopes, Guillou's Steel Pens, &c.
Hats and Bonnsis.
Hardware an Cutlery, DC. &c.
March rs. 7e-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

Several letters ~. re veceised this mnrn.
ing by col. MaeRae. Postmaster af Nj,
l'wn. giving the particulars nf shocking
murder and robbery which were p~rpe.
traicd IN this ririnily on the night Of Ihs
81 int. The particulars are in sub-isnre
as loll.,ws; A negro trader. named Tils n.
man Hunt. from Guilfsrd county. had
employed worthless frllow named Pin,
rom Edsrrombe county. To irzrel wilh
hun and his nrgroes. lie had negn,
msn. fuur girls or women. and . rh,Id. q
horse aud wagon. aud hnr.e and buggy.
Cunning fnm Virginia. they campcd a.
baui mile from this town IN the nigh,
IN Question. Afier supper. the nrero. ar
eor,Iinr To his own ronfessinn. killed his
master. by two blows ON the head with
an are. having been in,lured io do the aci
by Pin. They nRmrdiaiely starred oH.
reached a river about 2 miles. sewed up
the body IN ieni cloth. with stones, and
threw IL In the river. where it soon sunk.
This was on the road io Elizabeth.
From the description Of the river and
bridge. IL is brlievrd that IL was al
McNriI's Bridge over Rock6sh: and
steps are now being taken To mike tho.
rough search for the body. Pin then
io"k the negroes hack towards Virginia.
Al Rocky Mount he had from 8 TO si0,
900 Of money. whirh rxri,ed suspicion,
and about which he nld contradictory
slories; among others that Hunt had died
snddrnly in The woods. and had given him
all hi- money. nrgmes. &c. lie nexl
IAN away. leaving the negroes. who were
taken inIo possess on, and finally confess.
ed the murder.
Pin is about 81 years Of age. is quite
an ignorant man. with not sense enough
,o make his escape. This 10 sll the dss.
rripiion given of him in the letters. hi,
moi stated when he lrh Rocky Mount. bu
il was previous to Friday la.i.
Fayetteville 0Is.
On Wednesday last. afier the new,
reached here in an authentic shape, = ca
r"ners Ju,y was empanntllrd by Johl
J. Philips. and procee,lrd io the plarr %,
Rockfsh creek described by The nrsru
and after dragging with Ilooks, fund IN,
body slor, distance belnw MeNeilI'i
bridge. u was brought 10 Fayetteville
.nd identified by Rev. e. r. Harris. b,
John ~. Rose and J. w. Reid. a. III,
body of Tilghman Hunt. which heinz
satisfactory tn the Jury. venIic, was rem,
dered iha The deceased came To his draih
hy hlow. inflicted by come person or per-
sons unknown To them. n carelnian.
A reward of 400 dollars has been oiIrr.
ed by the t;oveinor for the apprehension
Of Pi,l, The supposed murderer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26
Drugs, Dye Stufs, &c.
LNNE & WETB

II EEP constantly on hand full stoek Al
A k1ediCfncs, Paints. Dye Sfuf1s,
Per1hmery, &C.. end would invite the s,.
,ention Of The public 10 the klsw,ns articles viz.
Cod Liver Oil. warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine, and French
Brandy, in bottles-sold for Medical
use only.
Laudanum, Paregoric,
Extracts. very fine. prepared by P.
SchaefIlin, Haines & Coz
Rhubarb Root, and Pulv.
Gum Arabic, and Pulv.
Glue, &c. &c. &c.
March 25th, 1881. 7e-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

in io-days paper viii be found portion Of the
very able speech Of the Hon. Kesneth Rsyner
delivered in the House Of Commons. on the sub.
Jet Of amending the Constitution Of this State
We will conclude il our next number. The sr.
gument against amendments 10 that instrument
BY Legislative enactment except in the cases spe-
cited by Mr. r. appears 10 us To he sound and
conclusive. We sgree in the main with the Pc.
siions taken in this speech. and only regret that
Mr. R. has not gone 20 Car to give the aid ofhi.
powerful intellect 10 carry out proposition fol
an unrestricted Convention. which would settle
permanently the agitation Of thess que iions ol
Constitutional Reform. and break down the hob
BY sysiem." so popular with our Democratic
friends. We make due allowance for the pssi-
iian that Mr.. Rayner occupies as an Eastern
man and the representative Of an Eastern eonsli.
tueney. who are inclined 10 believe that, by q
Convention, the political power in the State
would inevitably he transferred 10 the West; hut
notwithstanding this, We could not help indulg-
ing hope that he, and other leading men Of the
East. would zee the necessity for going fally in
10 this matter. and giving 10 the people them.
selves an opportunity Of introducing into the
Constitution such amendments as they desire.
The ball has been set in motion without the con.
curencc. and against the wishes. We believe, Of
large portion Of the people Of The State; they
were satisfied with the Constitution as il is. But
one sspirant brought forward an amendment, ex.
tending the nigh, Of suffrage. and a triumph was
achieved for himself and his party by il. With
this encouragement. others with like aspirations.
will. one after another, bring forward their p,o-
positions far amendment. and who can say when
the agitation Of these questions will ceasei II
is not to be wondered at. then, that the people
should be aroused to the Importance Of taking
this matter into their own hands, and, through
the medium Of suitable agents, settling il a, once
and permanently. The people have a taken the
initiative" steps in this matter. and if Mr.. Ray.
ner, and other able and patriotic men in the East
who have no fear Of giving the political power
into the hands Of tie meiority Of the people be-
cause that majority is IN the " Wing West" will
cooperate in the movement. the contest will be
speedily terminated. and that deicstahle species
OF demagcgueism, which seeks elevation by drag.
s'ng the Constitution into the political arena,
will be forever crushed.
Nc. Rayner's speech will be read with intc.
rest. He is one Of the ablest tlchstcrs in North
Carolina, and his speeches are always character.
'zed by maturity Of thought and strength Of ar
eument.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

Rail Read sfceiInx.-A n@esiss VA.
bell IN the esun-hsose in this place on SATURDAY
la<i. 10 dssi>e measures Go procuring The lesa.
bon Of ihs Rail Rod through this plaee on shs
ss1A sidr sf The risrr; and noswishsandinr The
iarirm<ney Of The wsath<r. we ~rrs Glad % zee
foodls ausas~r q eiiizrns from the country In
attendance. The Magistrate ef Police. DIR. o.
q. Long. presided. and e. A. Heart scssd n
SECRETARY. The gresiea unaninily. and an un.
usual degree Of Enthusiasm prrv.ilrd. DR.. w.
A. Norwssd. Mr.. John u. Kirkland and D,. z.
ssradwiek addressed The meesins with grral forrs.
shssing the importance Of The lscsiion Of The
koad on this sije Of the nser. not only 20 The
mrrchanls. but AIS 10 the business men and ei.i-
zsns 81 The town generally. By rsolusisn Of
The meeting. committee was appointed by the
ehzifmaa 70 iaqaire inis. and report 70 an ad-
jssrasd meeting. the bess means Es securing ihs
location desired BY our eiiizens, and also to pro-
care ali The infsrnitisn necessary Gar pludsnt
and efficient action. The following gentlemen
compose the committee: DR.. Z. slrudwick, DIR.
w. A. SSws,d. DR.. Pride Tones, Mr.. George
Lsws and Mr. William n. Brown.
The adjourned meeting win he held st the
esun-house en- Saturday nexi. at 4 e'clsek and
II % hspsi iha the iu2snance Of the ohjee, will
iaiacs al the citizens Of The town. and large
samssr Of our fellow citizens Of the country. Who
are interested, to attend and lend their aid in
This Effort to promote the prosperity Il our an.
eieni borough.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

q Sell - thqs = % ne Il e." Aad Ia
go. -. AZ uho frr-i i've their Ennda Vie rilheI
Hsldon q Gssina. shrIhrf 81 Rad fa1li
90 Canal. wlll end il 20 lhrir inlersi. and
eiiFi. zoo. 20 take -The Nanh c.nlinn
r.1r'o'." y hirh j. rrhli-ird weskly. q,
"-Id"n. N. e.. a $3.50 pr xnnan,. In
-dssnrr. PARKER & sLEDGE.
March 20. 1851.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

AiIhs DiafiS cosssnlisa hsla q R,sl,.
moad u llIe Affissn ehusch ea ffiAiy
last goha Miass B0ns. EsQ. was un.ni.
@os'ly n0minssed - he WhiE eandsdaHs
i"r iAai Congressional disiriri Al Ihe ap-
Proaehinx eirrlioa. D~lrsases were ia
attendance Gom I'll Of The counties ef lhe
disrirf.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

Thom" Richie, esq. the veteran editor Of the
Washington Union. has sold out his interest in
that establishment to Maj. A. J. Donelson, for
$4,000 dollars. Maj. Donelson was the nephew
and adopted son II Gen. Jackson. and was his
private Secretary; he WAS afterwards Charge d.
Affaires to Texas. then Minister to Prussia, and
more recently to the Germanic Confederation.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

The Resolutions. resembling the viii.
mot Proviso instructions. &c.. passed the
House Of Representatives Of llliinois. by
ro,e Of 80 To IL, and the Senate by %
io2. This very decisive vote shows ,ha,
Wilmoiism il dead in Illinois. x
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

A..A. Brown. esq. has sold the estshlismen, Of
the Wilmington Chronicle 10 Mr. Talco,t Burr,
jr. The publication Of the Chronicle will cease
on the 30th Of April, and weekly and semi.
weekly paper will be issned by Mr.. Burr, to be
called the WiLxIseroS HrrAlD; the weekly pa
per at So, and the semi-wcckly at 81 per snnum.
Mr.. Burr Is spoken Of as 4 ready and vigorous
writer. and the facilities Of his location will en-
able him 10 publish an interesting and useful
sheet.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

MT. CObb's Letter. An able letter
from the Hon. Howell Cobb.. Of Georgia. late
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives will he
found IN our preceding columns, to which we in.
vte attention.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

nia.-Ai Uni"niown. Pa. the fugi,iy.
slave case was 'Iisp"sed Of on the l3lh
instant. us Commissioner Irwin gave
his certificates remsndine Ben lewis aud
Elijah Carter In their owner in Virginia.
Their freedom was afterwards bought, :
Brn's by his friends in Brnwnsyi lille, Tor
$500; Elijah purchased his own manu-
mission ior about 600; whirh he paid
by The transfer oi prop ry which he own.
ed. There was no difficulty attending
the arrest. and public sen.imsn, 10 sirorg>
ly in favor Of snic,ly enforcing The law.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26
UNITED STATES SENATOR'S

Ohio.-Benjamin r. Wade (whig) was
elected by the Legislature Of Ohio. on The ooh
balloting. TO he Senator Of the United State, for
six years from the 9Th Of March instant, by the
following vote:
For D. F. Vale. "a
For II. Payne, %
Blank votes, 7
The Ohio State Journal says thst Judge Wade
an original Taylor man, and is Wing Of long
standing and Of first rate abilities.
new YOrk.-After close contest Of scve-
fal weeks, Hamilton Fish has heen elected by the
Legislature Of New Yoska Senator Of the United
o'ates Tor six years. in place Of Mr.. Dickinson.
whose term Of service expired on the 4th inst.
MI Fish has just ended term Of service ss
Governor Of New yerk, and Hss for one term !
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26
Piano forte for Sale,

a NEW. Rose-weod, French Grand Action
- PIANO FORTE, (s3 Ociaves,) Of supe-
risr tsne and workmanship, from the celebrsisd
Mandatory Of ]. Worcester, New York, toxssh.
Or with Pase ssool and Csvss. for sale cheap. for
cash.
Also. enc a Martins celebrated GUITARS,
and an sssortmsnt II MUSIC for Piano. Violin
aad Cuitaf, fcs ssls By
JULIUS L. KERN,
TsseAes ef Music Al Rsv. r. DurweIl's
6chool.
MseeA -. 7e-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26
Appointment Of the Governor.

CIV. Reid has appointed the following
gentlemen as his Aids, with the rank oI
Colonel. t. viii:
Thomas r fin. jr. Of Rockingham coun.
~.
Robert Strange. Of New Hanover Coun.
~.
James. n. Mclean. Of Surry County.
Alexander NJ. Hayden, Of Rutherford
County.
Gov. Reid has al.o made the following
appointments of Directors ni the lnsliiu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb. TO vii; DR..
William r. Scott. Alfred Jones. esq.
DR.. William u. Mckee. s. W. Whiting,
esq. and Maj. William w. Vass. TO fili
the sacanrics created by the resisna.
,ions Of Hon. John II. Bryan. DR..
Charles E. Johnson. William W. Holden.
rhnmas ]. Lemay, and James f. Jordan,
EsquiIcs. Ral. Standard.
In the /" North Carolina Pairiot." " in fn.
iure. will appear. regularly, the freight
consig,lmenfs, via Weldon. to and fr,n
Petersburg. Wilmington and Norfolk. In
fact. rrerv,hins that romes 10 This place.
ny Rail Road or Canal. our readers shall
be informed Of through The columns 0f The
!. Pa,r'"s." Every one will he enabled
thereby. (who pa,ronize us.) 10 know
when his eoo's. or produce, as the case
may be. arrived in Weldon.
We hope IN short time To he able Ia
make arrangements il,a, will enable MS "a
give the freight arrivals !" and from Gas.
ton. both hv Rail Road aud Canal. This
will greatly enhance The value of our m.
per 10 The Merchants oi Petersburg. Nor.
folk. WILMINGTON, Hsllfss and Rslsigh,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

cLES. &C.. Which we're sshcisJ ~ kin.srlf IA
th~ Nsrthern riti~x Nitk sy,rrisl rrpsfd e thsir
purity and ffeshnes< III, srizns aud The Ppb-
iie are requested "a rslI and szsniss has sasck.
eoas'siins IN psri of The soiIe~ins:
MEDICINES. Chsssns Grrss.
Bea Eng. csissseL rsit~.
Bloc Mas, Pus<isa Bloc,
Poi. 4 Rad. Rhub.,s, ysassian Red.
Ipreaeusnha. JsiAP. sp-nish Brswa
Pa. Mama, Nermiliion.
csd Liver OIL (Rushisn vamishss.
&Clsk'a) Paint Brushes,
Castor Oil. Olive Oil CHOICE FANCY .xrr.
DIsck Pepper Oil. r,r,
R..~.Ss ~ IA Hair 4 Tsoih Bru,Ass,
On r..r.;., FIesh Brsshes.
o..;.;I s.r PehuInery. etc.
Sulp. 4 Act. Morphia, r.:,., 49,.
f.'s.a. -. a.. French Cologne.
r.. ~ a, ,,rs"' German do.
~, r.'s.s. u Soaps Of Every vsriefy.
s'',.hn. % 80. eSy. Pomsdss & Obs fss ne
~T1s hair,
s'e. s'e' Letter and csp Paper.
PAINTS AND OILS. kols Paper Envelopes.
Linsesd Oil. Port Monies. Pspsr-,iss,
Pure White Lead, Pon Folios,
Lamp Black, etc. etc.
Besides other articles TOO numerous 10 meniisn.
Az be is determined To s~lI 90 low ~ sny
House in North Csrslina. he thinks he can make
Il To the Interest Of Physicians 10 buy. He would
say further. that he has made arrangements 10
receive oil the New Chemicals % secn a. m.
nouneed. and any article not on hand can be or.
dersd In few days. Orders respectfully solicit.
cd.
Hillsborouah. March asth, 1881. 7s-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26
Newand eheap
DRUG STORE.


- ~ ssrsssiAs . lsrsr and
eaoscs sssrk sf DRUGS. Me-
NcNEs. PAINTS. OILS,
DYE brUFfs. rARNIsH-
Is PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL 4 DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERFl.
merry. TOILET ARTf.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

representatives u csaRNss ksm 20, = t,s Do
a . la as ~ " Ne Yoi. 7ts NaIaal
ia,rilsrnsrf says, We hsls srrsf knsun /,
csagHa mss thrssseA q nsass esuue..,i,,
R'his. al iasrly. Even lhrse. . mas wsr.h,
KeuE.<msn.~
Rho1c Island. lanes. shs s<n..
sss slrsi from fAe sss,e q RHODE Ixl.sa. -.s NO
minated hy she Denorrals. boz slesse5 by whir
sofes His rlecsisn xsz received Nv she D~mo-
efzi' . . san sf triumph; hot !. nov spps.n
shzi during the p<ndraey q he sB~esiss ne sJ-
d'fs1ed noir 10 th~ Hen william sprss1e. the
substance Of shieh was communicated 10 osher
wings bsfefr rosins for him. in ~h,ch he pl~dr.
ed hln~lf. u eiecsei. 70 support the lesdinx
Wig measures. and particularly that of i.nfr
shst shall afsrd smple pfolsrsiea tsth< n.nufac-
tuning Interests and Abos VI lhs eouniry." n Is
farther s'sird BY Mr.. Finch. sn<sfthe whir men-
bss q The Legislature who voted Cor him. thai in
. rrceni conversation ~ith Gen. J4mes, be . fully
confirmed The dselarslisns made in the leslsr. and
ssre The moss positive assurance that be was .
Whis. and that he should sei with ihs whis
party in The seaste Of ihe United States" Thess
facts explain ths mystery Of his sl<eiisn by .
Wing lsgislainre.
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Virginia Electtons.-The elections in
Virginia fsr memh~rs Of cosgess and sensisrs
md Delegates 10 sae State I.exislsisrr. have bern
by the nex eles.ion law 10 shs sursh
THURSDAY In oefol<r.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

The Maryland Reform Convention has
adopted clause auihorising the I4eqisla.
,ure Ia prolec, from execution reasona.
BILE amoun, Of The property Of debtors. no,
exceeding $500: also clause forbiiding
any future Io,,ery grants after the expna.
lion Of existing sEsnw.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26
Cnban I'rosecutIons Ended.

The third tiial Of Goa. .. Henderson. accused
Of bring concerned in the late Cuban s1pediiion
In violation Of the laws Of neutrality, 40 did the
two farmer. resulted in . misirisl. Eleven Of
the jury were ier aequilial. and enc for consic.
lion. Having annsuneed their Disagreement, The
jury were discharged.
The District Attorney then announeed that il
would be impossible TO empannel another jury.
In consequences Of the excitement growing on, Of
these cases; he therefore msscd ths, noLt pro-
sequi be entered.
The Distrset Attorney further remarked. that
o. be could adduee no stronger proof against suy
Of the individuals who stand indicted fcr hike Of.
fences. on account Of alleged violations Of the
neutrality laws Of Congress by participating in
the Cuban expedition. he would. with the leave
Of the Count, enter noiit prosequi in every case.
The Government had done It's duty in endeavor-
ing faithfully TO execute the laws. A nollt pro-
sequi was accordingly entered in each case, and
thus the prosecution is ended.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

Bail Forfeited.-I, is stated that Chap
lin the Aboliiionist. indicted for assault, &c.
with firearms on the persons who arrested him
while abduciing slaves Of Messrs. Toomlm and
Stephens from Washington. has fortified his re-
cosnizsnee by his non-sppesranee for trial. The
amount of the forfeiture in 81 1000. which 10 per.
fccily secure to the State. the money hs.ing been
deposited in bank.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

Some Of our readers will he crstifed to learn
the Jrsse Turner, esq- Of Arksnsss. hut formerly
Of this county. has been appointed by the Presi-
dent, by aud with the advice and consent Of the
Senate. 10 he district Attorney Of the United
States for the western district Of Arkansas.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1851-03-26

BLANKS For ssls d lhis Odiss.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

au-a building suitable for a Cabinet or Carpenters
f.AAA Shop, on Maple-st. Enquire of BERIAH CURTIS
LIN No. 35 Front-st. Possession given on the first of
A pril. feb2O-dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02

TO FARMERS, MERCHANTS & MASONS
ElAsJ SEEDS Of all kinds GROUND PLASTER
" CALCINED PLASTER, CEMENT. LIME, FLOUR
CORN OATS SHORTS and MEAL for sale on the most
layo,nble terms by A u w. IL. HARRIS,
nmr25-dw9w Norwich street.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
NEW YORK WIRE RAILING WORKS
Wire Railing.

sEcURED by LETTERS PATENT
Enclosures for Public Grounds and Cemeteries,
Fences for Cottages, Gardens, Farms, &c.
ahdo'0 Guards f. Grotags, for Stores, Dfoeihngs;
Lunatic Asylums, Prisons, &c.
Columns and Cornice Work for Cottages and
VERANDAHS.
ENE above made entirely OF Wrought Iron and Wre
at one half the cost of Cast lron) being extensively
used in the City of New York, &cSupercedmg all 9TH
er kinds OF work for the same purpose
RAILROAD AND FARM FEN L made with Wrought
Iron or Wooden Posts, beng constructed used
for movable or fence Soc $500 per rod
WIRE FOR FENCES Away on hand.
PORTABLE IRON BEDsTEADs, IRON STATuARY, GREY
HOUNDS, Docs, LIONs &c.
Wrought and Cast Iron Raings, made to order.
BY addressing Manufacturer and Propretor Circu
ars and drawings of the above win be forwarded.
JOHN B. WICKERSHAM, $40 Broad way.
Works, SO and ii Lewis Street
AGENTs-O b. Cohant & Co., 215 Pearl ST., New York
New York, April IA, 1851. aplq-d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Houga for Sale.

~ THE subscriber offers for sale his House on Ok
fisSN ford street. 1t is desirable stuation suitably at
J12sl ranged for families, with barn % by
81 The lot contains 500 square feet
Also, valuable Horse, two Harnesses, open and one
top Buggy For further particulars inquire of the subscr
Der on the premises
ap8-l4w* LEMUEL G. MASON.
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Real Fstafa for SID.

IN THE subscriber offers for sale his House on Lin
s coin street, which is very desirable residence, and
- will be sold at reasonable rate.
ALSO--A small farm III acres) one and a half miles
from the City Hall 1t well suited for Market Garden
or will make splendid residence for gentleman 1t has
many rural beauties, and in few years will be retired
place amidst Il city.
apo diff O.H.BLOOD
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
BUsHS sMILAX SARSAPARILLA,
from the Green Root.
THE GREATEST BLOOD PURIFIER

OF THE AGE.
Nhs the only thing that the northern
sates That is fresh, pure, uncompounded and really
valuable 1t is obtained and prepared by Prof Bush
g'a from the green fresh root, expense
der bis immediate Inspection Nothing but the true roo,
and the best and Strongest of its kind is in prepa-
ration All its medicinal properties preserved and n
d'red SECURE against change deeri curative
virtues corresp nd with its purity aud freshness 1t an in
valuable remedy for all Diseases chronic drpcnd
g on scrouious habit body tits peculiarly vauabe
IN curing diseases ofthe skin, Uer, 5Oe stomach and
Such as prevail IN spring. summer and autumn; also
mors OF MI kinds, syhc diseases and female complaints
Thousands have used it; fema have experienced Wig
or, freshness, and yiSaciy under its rnence thousands
are now rejoicing in rcHewed health from its astonishing
For sale in Worcester by L. T. Lazel, Spur & Siblcy
O. A. Harritgton d. Sro Jr. & Co A. Clarke anil f. D.
Siaes- maj I7d3m
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
FOR SALE
r. w. ELWELL. Saw Manufacture

y. W, ELW ELL, OaW 1HEHHHCIuoIi .
SAWS OF all kinds Kept constantly Oh hund ana naue
- order. Also a kinds of saws Retoo'hcd, straight
ened set ed and put in the best Of running Order aad
cheap any other Yankee
lan9l-lly NO. 80 kcxcnanBc STE
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
Real Estate for Sale.

Real Estate for Sale
Three Houses on Portland street.
One House on Union street
One House on Wellington street.
One House West street
Two Houses on Sonthbridge street.
One Store on Soutlbrdge street.
One Barn occupied for Livery stable in do. street
One House Salem str et
The above buildings all in good repair and will be
uold low. Also Building Lots for sale, situated in the CEN
ire OF the City, on m, Pleasant otage, Newbury Chan
er, Austin Wellington, Salem, aud Souhbrie streets
No cash payment required of those purchasing to build
For further particulars applyto
nar24 d3m L. q S P. HARRJNGTON
Worcester daily spy., 1851-05-02
For Sale or Rent.

New House on Pleasant street near Col. Abbots con-
"A venien for three families. If applied for will be
sold, with bout 10000 feet of land. Also the Cutting
House in New Worcester with abon three acres of land
now occupied by Pulaski Bacon. Also small Farm OF
nbout 20 acres with unfinished house upon it, about OF
mile west of said Gut ng estate the Jones Farm
Terms very liberal. P. c. BACON,
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