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BROWN s WILKINSON,
Manufacturers and sFachie,sts.

- %@%-tAseAN ~~A- e--<-e
A re now prepared 10 DO Ell kinds Of Casting
- in the very hest and neaiesi manner. hay-
ing procured The services of Northern bred
wofi man. who stands second 10 none in point of
Kill IN his profession. together with their own
experience ofeighieen wears. They 6aiier them
selves. ~ The general satisfaction th-y have al
ready given and their close attention 10 business,
10 merit a share Of patronage. They take the
greatest pains in cnmponndins their metal for The
various articles they make. consisting Of Factory
and Mill Gear. Of every description. Plough
Moulas. Pots. Ovens and Lids. I4aihrs. Thresh-
ing achine. Stove and Fan Mil Casting; IN
fact. every thing IN The foundry Inc. In their
Machine shop they are prepared and preparing
10 DO al kinds Of Machinery w0k. Mil Irons.
spindlrs. wrought. tuned and finished in the
neaies, and best manner. Iron Stating. Puilies.
aud Composition Boxes fihe hest quality. Their
facilities for cutting Screws arc inferior 70 none
in this conairy.
Letters addressed to Brown & Wilkinson. or
either Of them. fillsboIongh. n. G., viii receive
prompt attention.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February Is. ~
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Boston. Mass. Aug. 3lst, 1919.
Messrs. Il. ID. & ID. Slnds-ucntlemcn Inst
spring, / was attacked with Rhcum tism in
tho lower part Of my body, extending down
to my feet, aud so severely was ! affected
that coull not stand or move myself. I tried
all the different medicines advertised for this dis
ease, among which were several kinds of Sarsa-
pariia, but none Of them did me- any good, and
| gave up al hope Of being cured when friend
advisel me to Try Sands Sarsaparilla. con-
scented. not expecting il would cure me; hut after
using tweleve heitles | have The happiness Of
stating 70 you that The pain has LEFT me- can
walk wtliou, any assistance. and am gaining in
strength every day, which have no doubt is
owing entirely 10 the use Of your SarsaparilIa.
send ynn this voluntary certificate. that the af
fictcl may know what medicine to use TO ale
vidte their suilerings and effect a cure.
Yours very truly.
JOHN BANVARD, Chamhcrs.st.
Prepared AMI sold, wholesale and retail. nv A
u. Sc d. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists. lOG
corner of William, New York.
Soil also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Cana.las. Price 81 per bot
lie; SIX bottles for So.
Tor sale also by
Long & Webb, IIillsbnrough, and
J. 5. Lucas, Chapel Hill.
December "a. -63
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Cabinet Ware House.
sofas. Siaieb0artis, Bureaus,
Escdsscasis, Gables,


made of Mahogany, Marble, Cherry Walnut.
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention to bis make of Port.
able WARDROBES and BEDSTEADS. which
cannot he surpassed for durability neatness and
convenience.
lie would also invite the attention of all ncr.
sons wishing TO buy furniture of any dissertation.
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
he intends TO sell as low as he can possibly afford
md h's workmen are all experienced hands.
Il 1,s now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
redt.s. with Looking-tilasses, two China Presses.
two Sidehoards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case. and Bcdsieads, which he will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange for Furniture.
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple.
&c.
:. Persons at distance, buying Furniture.
can have 4 delivered at their doors, ensured safe
Tor less than they can DO it themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS
February u. Is
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book Agency.

TUE sutsgIihsI, having rsEnlsnfnlly lefeisd
hinsflf in Hlistoiough, q.lrl h. ssItlees
a Is lIieuds and he Fuir lhIoushogi De siHis.
HAVING entered inie auangrHruis NIih larse
Puliisling HOSES u bosion. AeW Yea. hsei,-
saond, and Chariesans. and aiso ensssec he seE-
sices az An Agent II New York 10 attend the
Trade SAILS. be : now prepared . eterDie Or
aess flsm 4 PnneF 10 LihrsFy q thousand
voianes; and slmezi any wsdk puhllshed m Eng-
land o. gae United States Win be furnished 10 or
Ser. A large as@H1mrni Of Books kept On band.
and 81 csiers fsifhfaliy and Punetually attended
a. Orders are respectfully sslicilad. Ministers
and Teachers snlPliej Il = liieral discount- Tie
WilI fsrnish Thealesicsl. Literary. scienii6c.
Tcsnp<rsnce snd Misr-llane0us Nsfks Of All
kinda. No iEash viii y sOid. HeeKpecis, with
me asiaance 0f active agents. 10 yisi every couh-
d in lhe State.
SAMUEL PEARcE. Agent.
Hill4mOush. y. e.. FEB. le. lily
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IS now receiving a large anil
choice Stack Of DRUGS, ME-
DlCiNES, PAINTS. OILS,
DYE SfUFFS, vARNtSH-
Els, PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL Il DEN Al.
INSTRUMENTS, PERU
merry, TOILET ARrT-
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TEE HlLLsRORoUeH rEC0RLIR
rs puBLismgp WEEKLY
By DENNIS HEARTT & son

Bf DENNIS IlEARTT d SUN.
Ternls.--Two Dollars year, il paid in Cd.
vance; Two Dollars ard Fifty Cents, il not pad
within three months; or Three Dollars, il DELAYED
until after the expiration of the year.
NO paper will he discontinued until all arreara-
ses are paid unless at the option Of the publishers.
Hereafter no paper will be sent TO a new sui
scrhcr out Of this state uncss pay mcnt is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editors; and in no case Will ire
paper re sent to subscriber oct Of the state lor
more than two years withouta payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen mes
one dollar for the first, and tu entyfNe cents io'
each subsequent insertion longer ores IN fro.
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five lei
cent. higher. A deduction of one-third VIII 10
made TO advertisers by the year.
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Copper, Tin, 6 Sheet Iron
Es ESTABLISHMENT.
IN HILLSRnRnI-GH-

u HE subscriber would respectfully return Bis
u thanks to the public for the patronage ex-
tended 10 the firm Of Haughawoui & Elliot; aud
as the business will he continues, by him in all its
various branches al the old stand, he hopes ,olc-
ceivc The same liberal patronage.
STILLS, and Pin WARE, ofcvery variety
OF household use, manufactured in the mosineat
and durable style by experienced workmen, kept
constantly OF hand, or made TO order. on the most
reasonahletcrn.s Repsiring of Stills and Tin
Ware done on the shortest notice.
He is also prepared to attend to all orders for
COVERING HOUSES WITH TIN, and
GUTTERING, which he engages to do in
style equal for excellence and neatness with that
ofany other workman in the State.
Tin Ware, assorted, furnished Wholesale to
Merchants and others, and delivered at their
doors Petersburg prices.
JACOB HAUGHAW0UT
Sept. %. 9s-
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THE suiscriirr having procursd The s,,,;,..
M az Mr.. y. e. Hays. as foreman. spd a.
ploying the hesi workman be can obtain. re,,,-
ues TO msnufstiDfe
BOOTS AID SEGgS
in the latest and most approved siy e, and Al II.
shesiest notice.
He has on hand large assortment Of Re-.
and shoes, ofe every description. which AiIl Ie,,1
on accommodating terms. Please call ard en-.
inc my Stock before purchasing eIfewhese.
w. y. STRAYH0RN.
Cr All persons indebted 10 me in m, ST..
Shop up 10 the Isl Of June, are requested 10 can
and settle their accounts. s. n chasgs in tie m.
siness renders Il necessary that all areoulisls
settled up 10 that lime. WIS
Jub %. a..
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\ Office.

TIVE undersigned, having taken ont Letters
Of Administration on The estate of LOFTIN
X. PRATT. deceased at the last November term
Of Grange County Court. hereby gives notice 10
MI persons indebted 10 said estate TO come for
wand and make immediate payment; and those
haying claims against the estate, will present
them, properly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or this notice will be plead in
bar Of their recovery.
JOHN B0ROUGHs, Admir-.
April IA. 79-3w
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MANTRn.

IT appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that Allen Petty. the defendant in this case,
Is non resident of this state; Il is therefore or
dered, that publication lie made in the HILLSIDE
rough Recorder for six successive weeks, for said
defendant 10 appear andanswcr orIepleyy. At the
next term Of this Court, to he held al the court
house in IIilsborough, ON the fourth MONDAY Of
May next, otherwise Judgment will be granted
Ivy default final, aud the Slaves levied on con-
demned 10 satisfy Plaintiffs claim.
Witness, Joseph Allison, Clerk Of said Court.
at Office, the fourth Monday Of February, a. ID.
1851.
]. ALLISON, c. C. c.
March 18th, 1851. 75-ew
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DRUG STORE.

Or. 5. .. 9DHDDL' F1.Gl.D,
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Call and See!

'5sHE undersigned respectfully informs the CHI
zcns of Hilshornugh and The county al large,
that be is now prepared to execute all kinds Of
CARRIAGES, BAROUCHES,
ssugSEes and Ssslilies of every
description,
al the shortest notice. IL Repairs in his line Of
business will he executed with neatness and dis
patch. His shop will be found opposite the In
ion Hotel.
CHARLES i. CRABTRE.
March 81. 77
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Just ARRIVED.

JUST AltitlNkDs
A EsZ saEslJ o. Toilet Articles, VIZ:
n UBIN'S EHiEsris, lsnny Lind gOrksy Cl1h.
a lie Nilie feuH. Musk. Le Rex. Ise csro-
linz. MeH ERd. Misnonhriie. lie flenrr Ilaiis,
Pashosiy. Baaei's Nynph seap.
Ladies. Firass ral AMI sc. 81
THE DRUG STORE.
April 81 co.
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TO U II q L AIDES.
Choice rancy Articles.

; = = 90 = = - y J = y
Choice Fancy Articles.
s1ERFUMERY, etc, Philicomc Pomade.
Iuhin's Genuine Extracts. Wrighl's do.
Bears Oil. highly perfumej, Pomaiums,
iIauars Nymph Soap, Fine Soaps,
Bandaline for Toilet. Lilly White. Pearl Powder.
French Cologne. German do. Otto Of Roses.
Work Boxes. (Fancy.) Carved Baskets, (Exira,)
Port Monnacs, Gem Rings. Snuff Boxes,
Yesias, rarers, Spa. Boxes, Fans.
And numerous other Articles. To be had at the
Drug Store. Please call and see.
s. ID. SCH00LFIELD.
March 25. To-
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SUPPLY.


ai-Es3ss IA2E-LEAIL q GGZ
HAVE j-Isi ncrisrd Large and Elegant As
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MPORTANT to the POOR, DIS

IMPORTANT TO the POOR. DIS
EAsED CONSUMPTIyE or DEBIIIrAFEO
Alter three years OF sa,ps .vs,v a.
ease beetOiOe deemed ircnraple the snscr6s, I.es
his duty To give the NERVOUS 4srIDOTg 10 ali na-
able TO paw tor IT, II fT The fact thai u has
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me following Truly humane aud ph lan hIoDIc gentlemen
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Ac. &C. Hours Of 1itepdsDcc boo, NJ tap VI
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fDductment
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John y Horton, Esq, No % Nassan-s,
VIM c. HornfsEer Esq M " W.llst
George Hayward E,q., No 70 Na.siu.s
George Hamilton. Esq No. ~ 20 Il
Noes Hawkins. Esq NJ lj9 Eas' 2ls,st
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A Smith. Esq.. No 90 FrarkEpt-g
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~ Seventeenth Ward.-The Democratic Wnig
cleo ors Of XVIII Ward are request TO meet, ir
suapt 10 call of General COMMITTEE, al the Henry ty
House cor of Avenue and lst-st, on "WEDNESDAY,
the l7ih inst between the hours Of 3and PM to ee I
Eve Delegates the Wing General Committee; five De
esates TO the General Committee of Democratic VIII :
Young Men and three members from each Election Dis
tIct to constitute Ward Commute for the ensuing year
By order. JEDE )IAH W. HARTT
3. l.. BUDD, Secretary. Cha Of Ward COMMITTEE
MATHEW CHASE,
WM. III. RIBLETT, Inspectors OF Election
CHARLES N. THOMPSON, do 81
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JUVENILE BOOKS, ANIMALS,
- GAMES and FANCY ARTICLES for the HOLI-
DAYS.-HUESTIS s CoZANS, Nos. lOt and 100 Mas
sau ST. NewYork offer for sale in quantities and al re-
tail splendid stock OF Books and Fancy Stationery which
Will be sold at greatly reduced prices Among their as
soltment may be found the following
ANNUMs.-Leahets Of Memory Gem Of Beauty Gar
land Souvenisr Gallery; Keepsake Of Friendship; La
dies Gift Magnolia; AmaTanth Hyaciaih, &c. Also,
illustrated Poesieal Works, Albums, &c.
JUVENILE BooKs-CooIed AID PLAIN Toy Books, Prim-
ers, Alphabet Cards. sc.
GANES.-MansioH Happiness. DR.. lsby, Rodoury, Col
den Egg Yankee Trader Odd Figures, Game Of States
Home Sports What You Buy, Poor Old Soldier, Capital
Fun Game Heroes, Building Bl5eks, Puzzles, &c, &C
FANCY ARrICLEs.-Pap,er Msche and Rosewood WIT
ing Desks and Boxes PAPER Mache, Ivory Shell Pearl
and Morocco Portemonsiaes Card Cases Souvenirs, &C.
Fancy Inkstancs Gold Pens. Gold Pencil Cases. Fancy
Note Paper, Envelopes, SC, sc.
Merchants and others desous OF purchasing OF the
above articles will find il their iReres, TO give cali
dlSdTuThSS HUESTIS x CoZANS.
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~ Second New-Ycrk Building Association.
There having been $50 shares taken IN the New YORK
Rudins Association prospectus of another the
plan has been issued and ready Entrance Zee 50
cents. monthly dues SO So Subscription books are open
at the Office Of BUXTON Jr.. Secretary OF the New.
York Building Association. No, IA North William St aud
al MesSIs. WAkEMAN s LATTING'S, No 50 Fulton
~ dlSgs
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Buntlines Great Work.
DEADY THIS DAY.

DEADY THIS DAY.
IL THE MYSTERIES AND MISERIES OF NEW
ORLEANS
By Ned Buntlire, author OF the Mysteries OF New
York" "B'heys," Life YAM "COnvicl.' Three
Years After" &c.
This is one of the most perfect dagueueoypss OF New
Orleans life that has been written. The author has
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power Of delnsation The story one Of absorbing inter-
est and the spe bound reader either charmed witt the
exquisite pictures Ct ytuous love- horror struck with
the VIVID sketches Of the ard crimes that gansene
the viials Of society IN the Crescen. City.
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THOS ORMsBY Publisher Morning Star Building,
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THE LILY-A Monthly journal, de-
II voted 10 the Emancipation Of Woman from int npe-
injustice udce and bigotTy by AMELIA BLooNER
Ednor and Publisher assisted BY able and talented corres
pOndsnis Il printed quaTto FORM fair paper and
ype the first OF each month new volu commences
with the January number Terms 50 cents year for one
copy FIVE copies g. eleven copies 81 Subscriptions
msy be addressed TO the Editor, Seneca Falls N. Y.
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DECLARATION OF INTENTION
DENMANSHIP.-The Cheap Term at

DENMANSHIP.-The Cheap Term at
IL GOLDsaITHs WIiuns Rooms, No. zSs Broadway.
AN men who think see the becsssty Of neat and RAPID
Pepmapshp Ia this pen diving The educated worc
pushes on ignorance left behind with poverty for com
tanOn The amount Of correspondents in the Unitee
states has uadTuped I'VE years and the erpe peemsn
lone can Keep up with the rush Of this great comnescA
era Even lightning has been taught 20 write tof M
lie convenience The yousg man wnose pes eoe,
magic wand the impulse Of his thoughts wn 80 IN,
nag IL sgble prod Of his fitness fr the hIs. an ~
portant mechanical duiies of clerk 4ss,.hs sr
coDylst Will have enc hundred G apcn o. .Sss :.
pigment where the bad p,nma' hn ss. sxsin.t the
talents has NOT !, Is the ace h aScomplshment
aim n reach II allhss reduced as ehsse'
and now gives ten class lessons iol - ~ Iodsras tss
a, Lis rccn. No 2s9 Broadway. Ltdiss classes ~ -
4 N .naipu Gentlemen, daIlns The az and UsaAss,
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rI,. Eranklin Ruilding Association.-A speclal

" Franklin Building Associauon.-A speciai
meeting Will be hello al Washington Hal, on NEDNES-
DAY EVENING, Dec H. at o'clock. SaafeS Will De
oRsed for redemption and explanatory addresses Will De
made by several gentlemen. The pubic botA ladies' and
Gentlemen are invited attend, and members are eSpe-
cially requested 10 he present on the occasion .,
SAMUEL +. BARfOL, President.
C. H. POM, Secretary.
once No. is Spruce ct, where Bylaws m be OBJ
tn,sd dl5n
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SECOND SERIES-Mrs. EMMA GIL

SECOND SERIES-Mrs. EMMA GIL
- LINGHAM BOSTWICKS SOIREES MUSICALE.
AT the urgent solicitation of many friends and her for
mer subscribers Mrs BOSTWlCk would most respect
fully 20 the public another sees OF SIN SOL
REFS MUSICALE TO commence on FRIDAY EVEN
ING Dec 20, AZ NibOs Saloon Tho best available talent
will be engaged 10 assist at these Sorees and every Effort
viii ~ made render them the most pleasing entertain
ments Of the season.
Subscription ucket IS, which entities the holder 10 two
seasx each concert Seats secured the panOOrte and
music store Of VIM Hal x Son No. $50 Broadway. Sub
scrptiors received by VIM Hall Son o. +. Hosmer
No as Iibe rty. 81 l. D. Conan No. 10 Water 81 @ ".
TITUS No 50 Wa'l-st d A Cushman, No 6CourhandL-
ST.; William Scott No. OH Wall-st S. NJ. Chester, y.
Y LIE Irs. Co; James Mcbride Ne. lO2 Broad 81.
dc 3IuThkS.
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w twelfth Ward.-In pursuance of the call OF the
1sh,iI COMMITTEE, the Wings of the Nlith Ward are re,
Ss.ssu 10 meet az Fntz'S Hotel, OF HAY. and
tN a 81 on WEDNESDAY,. the i7th Inst., fro 10
vncs, r M 10 elect Ward Committee (ot q feT the
hsetg year. and hte Delegates - each OF the General
'ensn'ess. BY oidor Of tie Ward Comant'se;
MAkCELLUS EELLS Chairman.
q, MILLER, Secretary
The present. Ward Committee meet at the sans place
me 18th INST. att z NJ die 2t-
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STEAM JOB PRINTlNG.-Iat the past
~ twenty years, the Advertiser has performed svery
duty connected with the Printing and Publishing Of over
THIRTY different Daily, Weekly. Monthly and Quarterly
Periodicals. FIFTEEN of which still under his care
together with JOBBING patronage Of the highest char
actsr for the dispatch VI which he possesses EVERY
MODERN FACILITY afforded by and beautiful
Types Borders. Ornaments aud steam Presses, epsrsse
by the most skillful and experienced workmeA.
r. REMEMBER, therefore, when you are ccnrem-
plating the issue of Cards Circulars Bill heads Handols
Labels Almanacs, Pamphlets or ANY DESCRIPTIONS
Of Printing, that J. A. @. execute LARGE ORDERS
In as good STYLE at short and as favorable
terms as any house in the city. JOHN A. GRAY.
mis- ThS&Tutf lstp No 81 Gold. cor Tulton-st
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~ To the Wise-PeTsons desirOus OF making
The hest selections flom TUrrLE'S immense Vari-
CIV Of FaHcv Articles. Novelties Toys, &c, should call
soon While fresh Goods constantly oPehlns ana tAere
by avoid the crowd which occurs from the 22d 10 Sss
inst Now Is the time Goods sent 10 all paris OF Inc
civ BROOKLYN, &C. at time desired, Tree u charge
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A Boy of responsibility, l6 years of age,
N wants situltion to learn trade-piano-fore pre-
ferrsd or any other respectable business Inquire at No
l79Esse1-st. dl0 u
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tS Eleventh Ward.-The Democratic Wing Elee-
oIs ofhe Nlth Wnd requested 60 meet al UnOn Hall,
eofser OF Avenue {. and Fourth-st., on WEDNESDAY,
We liza of December, INST between the hours of aud
NJ pursuant to the DIRE ,tons OF the General Commit
e 70 elect by ballot five members OF the Senior and five
members Of the Junior Goaea Committees. and Ward
Sonuit,ee Tor The ensuing year By order OF the Ward
COMMITTEE. JOSEPu ABBOrr Chairman
HEWLETT SMITH, Secretary. die Vt.