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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-30

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Mr. Y Theritr, M Edwsrds. Rev A Ven Putthammex.
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Richardson, Niagara Mr. Samuel and lady, Ne Nil
Mr. Payne end boy, Mr. anderson 81 Jshn NIB: nrn
NJ wiley, Mr. Brsssn CklioYuis Mr. Ls0an, do Mr. Lautsr
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mons, Miss N Underwood, Mis- Norton, A Invrv
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children and servant Miss MonvMe, w stanton. M
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ten days have elapsed and now move that the bill
be taken up and read
Alderman WAnD--I sappose the members, sir. are
aware CT the fact thai have been enjoined: here
is the document, and / ask the clerk to read it,
(producing the injunction granted by Judge Camp
bell, and printed in Yesterdays HERALD)
Alderman BARR objected to its being read at all,
at least by the clerk; It was not paper belonging
to the Board, but one addressed to an individual.
Alderman WARD-I believe have the right to
read it.
Alderman TwEED--I call to order The gentle
man Of the Fifteenth ward is altogether out of
order.
The PREsIDENr-The question will be on taking
up the resolution.
Alderman WARD-If there is any virtue in that
paper at all, we have right to touch that rcsolu
ton. II the chair decides that am out Of order,
PnEsrDrsr~Tke Chairman does decide that you
are out Of order.
Alderman WABD-I move TO call the ayes and
noes.
The question on taking up, was then put aud
carried, by . vote Of Is to 4.
PnEsIDENT-The report il now before you.
Alderman STURTBvAHr-Now | move that this
board proceed To reconsider II.
Alderman CORNELL seconded the motion.
Alderman WARD was proceeding to read the in
junction when Alderman Tweed rose.
Alderman WARD have the floor
Alderman TWEED is that directed to you!
Alderman WAgD-Pernit me to ask question
whether pending the melton did not mako one
PREsIDENT-Tbe Seventeenth seconded the mo.
ton to reconsider, and IL in order.
Alderman WARD-I would AJAX whether all the
petitions are accompany ing the report Isuppose 1t
Is necessary We should have all the papers
Alderman s1UarEyAsT-They are Gil in the pos
session Of the clerk.
Alderman WARD / don't care about the clerk;
the Board ought TO have them
Alderman iIUR1EvA Ant replied, the objection was
only made for the sake Of embaraesing the aues
ion, and quoted the rules governing the Board,
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with hessrs. Robinson Miller to construct tcle-
graph apparatus to connect with the Office of the
Chief OF Police and various station houses through
out the cty for the despatch Of Information in
Of fires and riots, and appropriating 500
therefor. Concurred in by the following vote:-
Affrmatiye-The President, Messrs. Brown, Nab.
bait, q Brien, Rodman, Broaden, Wood ward, Wells,
Anderson, Bouton. McGo.n, Wright, Wheelan,
Barker, Rogers, Ring, Valentine, McConkey--IS
FROM THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Resolution-In favour Of Gilbert s. Nixon for
500, in addition TO his present salary, for 1852
Concurred in by the following yote-
Afhrmstiye--The President Messrs. Brown, Nab
bait, O. Brien, Rodm an, Broaden, woodward, Wells
Anderson, Bouton, McGown, Wright, Wheelan,
Barker, Rogers, Ring, Valentine, McCopkey-IS.
Report--In favor OF filing ia Seventy ninth
street, on each side of Second avenue. To Com
mittee on Roads
Report-Grsnting lease Of south half OF pier No.
piers 80 AID "a, to George G. Byme for five years.
at 81 600 a year. Concurred in
Hesolution-That the Comptroller be paid 81 600
for extra services during his term Of office Con-
CURED in by the following vote;-
Administrations Aldermen Brown, TAFT,
Mabbatt. O'Brien, RodmaD, Broaden, Woodward.
Ring, Wells, Bouton, Wright, Valentine, Neon
Negative Assistant Aldermen Anderson, Nc
Gown, WbeelaB, Barker, Rogers-5.
Report-On petition Of Bollas M Fowler, with
resolution SLOWING $500 for injury by Croton water
To Committee on Croton Aqueduct Department.
REPORT.
OF Committee on Wharyes, sc Upon the claim
Of contractor. for greater depth of block ut the
outer end Of pier No 20 North river. Laid on the
table.
The Board then adjourned to Thursday afternoon
az o'clock From the minutes,
G. p. MCCLESAcHAN, Deputy Clerk
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but perhaps the Mayor did not know the object was
to destroy It, II they got the grant by having in
Junction which they would not have defended. The
enbject had been fully discussed, and the opponents
were only those residents up tow2, who said, you
shaDt come between the wind and our nobility"
The Injunction had been obtained he was astounded
to hear, on the representation that they-the Com
mon Council-had threatened 20 remain in session
all the month though the regular session expired
in eight sittngs, for the purpose Of passing the
sure; and in consequence Of those threats, the in
junction would last, ard il had been granted on
other evidence than that Of two gentlemen, who
~ere neither applicants nor remonstrants. Judge
Campbell undertook to restrain them, and among
other reasons On the ground that they had adj
more than three days Was there ever so great
an absurdity The adjournment was from Thurs-
day till Monday, ana Sunday, not q legislative
day, ineivened, ~ was constantly lat least
monthly the Gaze in Congress. They had
therefore the highest parliamentary authority
for the practice. Tie question before the Board
was, shall this bill pass! bot the question Of the
injunction came up Incidentally, and he thought il
!rampled on the rights Of the property holders on
Broadway In bis humble opinion it was not.
They had been loudly accused Of abuse and corrup-
ton oil re urd; but they would let that pass. One
pliaDt himself, and oniy objected to these parties
having the gran. Hence the interference Of the
judiciary had been sought; but he understood the
Judiciary had no such power; they had only right
TO check the executive power in carrying out SUCH
measure; bu. they could not tell them What they
we're to do or how they were to think: II 1t
should lot be laid in Broadway, why should not the
Mayor have vetoed the Sixth and Eighth avenue
lirea or let the second besome law for want OF 40
tiong This purely democratic mode Of travelling
might interfere with the cauisges ofthe aristocracy,
ard therefore met their disapprobation; and tho
opponents were only |" few and far between" living
above Blocker street, who Always opposed every
Improvement that crossed their horses and only be-
cause was an experiment which might deteriofate
some of their property, and they were not dspcsed
risk thas. The old eVVatry had hss2 AtsA but
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
Nearly One Hundred
DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS. and thus every man ca
Judge for himself whather speak right or wrong.
GARD TO THE PUBLIC"

We the undersigned, Physicians and Druggists of New
York, Brooklyn and hurgh having advertise
addressed others who sell Sarsaparia by s.
T. Townsend which calculate ted to bring and our bust
reproach feel called to state personal
the merits Of the Townsend Sarsaparila
Having been called swinders, and willing to commit
any fraud for money ly the Young s r Townsend be-
chose seOli Dr. Jacobs Sarsapara, instead of
his article feel that ugh give the why
prefer sell Old Dr. Jacob Townsend's SarsaPara
to Hr. T. ToNnsends, and leave the public to judge
whether We are dcceivers and swinders, and TO be
trusted" by doing.
experience and observation have satisfied that the
Sarsapara possesses medical and viz
than T. Townsend and the testimony of the public
would he the and always make it matter
Of conscience and duty when articles bearing the same
and purporng the diseases are in mar
ket sell that which consider the best. The fact that
g. Townsends Ssrsapara has greatly soured Torment
ed exploded the bottles thereby dsatsae
sion TO customers has Influenced in preference Of
the Old D We do not feel ourselves called
decide of either articles standard
but when asked by customers for opn
ions which believe under all to be the best
should hesitate giving preference Old DR..
Jacob Townscnd With he views leave the public
decide justified in giving the Old Drs
on preference which it to deserve medicinal
compound the Choise of the people universally
Ifestei in its fayOr
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
nanifested in its favor.
Henry l.. Parsons, VI. D

There is another the world that show
such high and powerful testimony in its favor We defy the
world produce equal Here Is ~ distinguished
educated PHYSICIANS whose opinion is of value to all
nIso. hundred whose experience in
compoundng preparing medicines OF every char
description their opinion to the greatest
weight Voluntarily and frankly state their VIEWS OF the
merits Of old DR. Jacobs Sa-saparilla.
TIE all this shall add have room. the testi-
nony Of those who have been cured.
Colchester. Conn, June % 1919.
Or Jacob Townscnd-Sir: My wife has for years or
with disease Of the Liver arrroschlnS
nearly pyspcrc Consumption She applied to most EN-
obtained relief at their hands she
length tried L. Tcwusepds SarSaparllla without
PARTICLE OF ADVANTAGE. Seeing Old pr JACOB
ToWnsend Sarsaraa advertised in the Hartford papers,
dozen bottles, which have nearly restored
my perfect Other persons seeing its remark
able effects try 1t also Please sehd me an
DANIEL BUCKLEY.
Depot ha Old Dr Sarsararla is lo2 Nassau st
THOMPSON. sKILLMAN K CO. Froprietors.
For s0Ieby +. Robinson 4 Co.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
CHICAGO BRASS & BELL FOUNDRY.
Fl. W. RINCKER,
NO. los RAND oLPH STREET, CHICAGO,
Also On Canal Strtet nnnnsiie En.s, pianins, Nm

NO. lbs RANDOLPH STREET, CHICAGO,
Also Canal Street, opposite Foss' Planning Mill
VN<HE Proprietor ofhis Establishment is now prepared 10
III Cast Bells of all sizes. lie would particularly inv tie
those who wish purchase Church Bells To those OF his
manufacture His bells will be on as reasonable terms
thean be purchased from the East or from Agents
Eastern Establishments They will be sold cheaper in fact
because he make good bell that in give As large
volume ofsound those of eastern manufacture i'm
fourth less weight of metal and this proportion of money
thus saved in the purchase Of his Bells He warrants
break for year with proper usage and bond
fail not prove 10 be good represented il may h.
turned 20 his shop, and be made good without
the purchaser by reast be replaced by new one IL
should break time during his life ne will rns, a
for half the expense of casting Western people will see the
advantage in dealing with westernma and patronzipg
western interests.
His bells have taken premiums at the W last Fairs
the Chicago Mechanics Insiitue-he last Fair awarding
hin gold medal The following copy of the report OF
the committee on the Bell submitted for inspection the
Fair of May, 1850:
Article II, Glass No. 6, Church Bells
bell of 74O pounds by II. w. Rncker of this CITY
we'll made and smooth casting II exhibits great degree
trowsa greater volume of sound than any its
trial had between the bell and one manu-
ed ny Mr. Menee of Troy n Y the latter being consd
eraby the heavier Of t~O55 pounds The
for ringing Mr. Rnckers bell temporary far in
fcror TO that of Mr.. Menceys Notwithstanding hch We
believe that there little difference in the that
the two bells could be heard and that the Mr. Rnck
crs bell by far the most pleasing to the ear Gold
Medal was awarded 10 Mr.. Rinckcr.
The above is a true copy of the Report
G.. II. SIOAT Secretary
Board Directors Chicago Mechanics Institute
NJ Rncker also prepared TO do all kinds work
casting and furnishing, short and good STYLE
suchas machinery magnetic machines PHI instruments
soda fountains beer pumps, stOpcOck oil globes etc etc
Also heavy Copper wook for all purposes
Old Brass and Copper purchased, and taken exchange
| for bells, atthe market prices.
Chicago 1851.
g Orders may he left in Kenosla with F. RIM or
at the Office Of the Telegraph. ;
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
PUBLIC NOTICE!
). P, Townsend abandoned the Fls:@ J
THE WAR ENDED!

man who sought to make the people believe his
sarsapara original has finally abandoned the field ~
selling hs business to some STRANGERS. Being eonvnc'
Of the nuy warning against the better judgment and
of the people he at last disposed of his bust
retired from virtually admitting all
true in publications After accusing the Old
Dr. Of selling the of his for 81 week and getting
false adavits respecting the Old Drs original Recipe
after trying seduce workmen TO disclose to him
knowledge Recipe by Offering as high as
$1,000 tempting offers to the olu "
himself, of LANDS, MONEY and PARrHh'
through Horace Dresser and Van felt 10 lA
Thompson, Skillman Co and 90 ever to s r. io"hSsn
with Recipe teach him make sarsapara 80 as not
20 SOUR FERMENT and BURST the BOTTLES. AFTER IL
belng of firm, calling US set unprln
sIpIed and he has finally thrown up
the whole business as heavy load TO and TUMBLED
the BURDEN upon the shoulders Of STRANGERS.
he induced take his place under the pretenee that
they could make money by the operation.
These strangers understand ntend placing some chem
BATS from its past character
for soURING and PREVENTING which is really the
highest Of the truth of all have hereto
fore said Of it, 1t is VIRTUAL CONFESSION that 1t
was neither by heretofore had the advan-
tares Of science manufacture VIII not tho
people the imposition and humtug in calling s. Ps
article good medicine!
Bur We confess all the ras.ality displayed
Is nothing to that STRANGERS in placing the
Bottles chemist for EFFECT while at the
time the Sarsaparia is made after the FeRMULA oil
8. p ToWnsend's Recipe.
II the Recipe is cmAxoEp then it becomes ANo
TIER ARTICLE and should be called the STRAIN
GERS SARSAPARILLA or by some other distinctive ap
pellation. Come out, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
show your hands let public know whether in
tend to make 8. p Townsends SoURING, FERaENTISG
COMPOUND with the Of chemist on the label fo
certain purposes whether you making another and to-
tally different article intend putting up s. Ps bot
ties with his labels signature &C. and thus selling it unde
false eoors The of sticking chemists OF
she bottle. will never change its character.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
old Stomach Complaints.
PEPSIN IN POWDER.

For convenience Of sending 60 all pnrts OF the country
Che Dig ESTlNE MATTER OF THE PEPSlN, is put up
in the form of Powder with directions to be dissolved In
by the patient These Powders contain just the same
the bottles and will be sent by mail. FREE OF
POSTAGE. for ONE DOLLAR sent post paid to DR.. J
!. HOT CLIFTON, NJ. d., Philadelphia, Pa.
= OBSERVE TIL IS!-Every bottle of the genuine
PEPSIN bears the written signature ofJ ;. HOCGlToN,
NJ. u. sole proprietor, Phadephia Pa Copyright and
Trad, Mark secured
AGENTS. Il. Starkweather & Co.. kcnosha; :. John
son, a. Nunw right & Cos Racine; Clarke & Woodruff
Lake & Williams H. Boswurth & Son, Milwaukee, c. j.
True, Rochester: sheldon Eastman, Burngton; Lewis
Curtis. Geneva; G. VI. Mckee, Delavan Holden & Kemp,
JBncsvillC.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

PIedgng their experience aud skill IN its merits Whoever
witnessed Of all professions holding it
M to the people as wonderful power
could rely with undoubted and
viii here the Gard Of
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

We ore also prepared TO MI all orders with dsnatcr
for WhcclCrS Patent Railway Chain Horse Power and
shot Thrher and Separator which have received the pre-
MUM all the principal State Fairs together with county
exhibitions in different states
The Horse Power Machines will thrcsh rom 600 70
80 bushels per day twice that quantity Of Oats
The above Machines manufactured from The best ma
terials, and warranted 60 give good satisfaction
We also manufactured order nllknds of Castings hea-
w and light.
> TurnngGnd Borins ofIron lone 10 order
keuosha, June II, ISL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
Speeds
Eric and Michigan Telegraph Line.

TI'IIS Line i connected with the Balm Line nj Huf-
falo, well as the Morse and communicatonsfor the
East will be sent by either customers desire Ouraangc
ment, perfect for sending dispatches TO any pH of
the United Sntes and the British Provinces The points
with which in communication i'll w Wisconsin are, Ei-
cine Milwaukee, Zaukee. ShCbuygdn ShcbOygHn Fails,
Fond du Lac Oshkosh, Necnah, Appleton md Green Bay
Also. Waukesha, W htewater Jefferson Madi-
son, Sank Prairie Adams Fort Winnebago, Mineral Point
lille and Potosi Aso Beot end thence south with
Ruckton. Rockford BelVdcrc harengO, Woodstock Dun
dec Egin, Charles, Geneva Aurorn, and NaperSilc,
in Illinois.
Wesolicit continuance OF the patronage with which
have heretofore been favored. Office always open, and
hand 10 attend 10 business between the
hours ofo A. NJ. and 81 r NJ Southeast corner OF Main
and Park streets c. G. SllOlES,
AZ Agent ind Operator
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
A Fountain of Sweet Waters,
Solid, Unbroken, Phalanx,

Tor they know that is good And
though this enough to doubtful
mind and caust the ENTIRE POPULATION in one
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
A Host of Physicians,

70 make trial Of this noble medicine the DRUGGISTS, with
characteristic uobeucs have added their testimony TO It's
excellence aud unsurpassed efficacy with them
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
FOR SALE.

A number Of CITY LOTS will be sold for Labor If NJ pI
cd for J. BONb
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
NEE INSURANCE.

j. RoNn IS also agent FOR the New England Mutual Life
Insurance Companyonc Of the best and most rrson hle
Companies in the United States
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
EEEANJOO&3ErA
STEAM WORK =.
SMITH, FRENCH & CO.,
NASTFACTURERs or
PITTS PATENT SEPARATOR,

ENTTTS Double GCarcd Horse Power Corn Shelters md
Il ScparntorS, straw Cutters Clinton Alright Cook
Stoves Box Stoves Of different patterns for Churches,
school Houses and Offices.
Weare innnulciuringforth the coming of IS5
an Pats Patent Separator, which
hdenty tn a superior all other - para
torsmaaufacuTcd ntS state or New York We also
manufacturing with the above, PINS Patent Horse Power.
which very durable easily worked and little ablc to
| lr.nk nr l,nin 1t nj rlnr-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

ID APER Window Shades. A new and extensive lot OF
inquired "iSpow SnApEsI usteceived and for sale low
al AU9I6. kISG's BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
COFFINSi COFFINsI

E4NNN EI;lFES. superior article OF Baff. White and
- Note Envelopes, Of all sizes and varieties az
Dec ~ KINGS BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
FARM FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE. A smalliron Safely
n June 5, 1851. 3-S2 J. BOND
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

MEN, WOMEN and CHILDREN, speak in the most exalted
terms o medicinal power and virtue LAWYERS and
JUDGES, CLERGNMEN Of all determinations, MEMBERS
Of Congress and Legislatures gentlemen engaged in
Literary pursuits and SIT DENTS Colleges and other
highest walks II life and those in humble circumstances the
and this poor the high and the low apply THIS med
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23
This Sarsaparilla was established in the City Of
New York, in 1910, and is the only Gen.
uine Dr. ToWnsend's Sarsaparilla

OPRIET OR'S OFFICE,
Sc Nassau ST., New York.
+. Robinson, sole A gent for Kenosha.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-07-23

PLANK Books fun and half bound, Common and
~ EhenShiaid Cap, Letterand BillPaper fine qualities
o'70'e o' KIxG's BOOKSTORE
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-08-25
BRANDRErH's PILLS.

.lneur'sa,, ar Eqtvgs meat Of The Heart, Arie-
=. - sies, Plies, &c. d..
Il Sc the r;lls1wo or three times week IN do
- ses sufficient to purge freely; and when a
parozism comes on, fearless use OF the Pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and in a
title while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purgad. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectorls
and stone IN the ealthl,,ier are treated in the
,ane mannrr: and although considered incura.
Die by the medical profession, are cured by the
ase Of BrandFeh's Pills. Piles are cured by
SranIreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses
must be fall; six OF eight for a few nights To-
ssshef will cure the worst cases. Whenever this
disease cones en- in the treltmeat &c other disca-
ses, ii il good sign; use nothing hut the pills,
and, az an outward application, cold cream or
A,rd, and make frequent use at cold water locally.
Where there hive been peeioral affections. as
asthma. consumption, &c, perseverance will be
rcduiref with the ,iisto effect permanent cure.
Blu, any other course will assircdly bring on The
se.torai affection.
III cases IF Ds5:ify, Weakness, Wnsfings, De-
sti,.es. 81. Consumption approaching. il will be
.ecaaensy to commence with small doses. Begin
with one pil going Ia bed; neA. might two pills
10 this alternately FOR three or four days, OF
.t,,ocr: il M alteration takes pa,a then increase
piI each l.ighi uaiil five or six pills ssa used
s,en decrease by one pin, down g, enc pill
snoahkany fcseFish symptoms ariSds~; aea take
sfron.. Iasss ulssis the fever IS reduced. When
his il lone, tho patient may drop down TO snfp
loses as their own judsmee: shall determine
being cirefnl II keep the tlrain upon the impure
.s..-. -. al 80, az renaace4i 81 will, be thei,
slvancemaalt 10 sound heakh.
Ss'Dr. Brandrsth's Principal 0il.ce, "a Broad
lay New York. ,,.,.
Aqsn,s i:,s .hn sale ef Erandreta's Ills
ear;s. Hiiisi,oreuaits :. S. Z. 7 aae, { zap.
sss.es,-s Ae.is.is, mason Ball; 4. Mtskle x
SD hams Schcni.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-08-25
u o u S Q a n q Lots
mar lIillsboFOugh,
FOR SAI.E or RENT

FUK Sale OR RENT.
rEsHE House and Lot where the late Priestly
= II. Mangum resided, near illsborough, on
tho Oxford read, is offered for sale or rent. The
House is pleasantly situated. and though not
within the corporation. is sufficiently near to en-.
JOY the advantages of the town. The lot has on
it all the necessary out houses. good well, and
garden. A lot adjoining. continuing about
three acres, will also be sold with the other pre-
Iiii<es.
For terms, apply TO Stephen Moore, esq Hills
borough.
December I3. IA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-08-25
RHEUMATISM.
INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA,
Cabinet Making.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform lie
Il citizens Of Hilsborough and the public &c.
neraIy that he has on hand, al his shop on Cbu,.
ton street due west from the courthouse, a var.
ETY. of excellent Furniture, and that he is prepar.
ed to manufacture, in the best style, all aliicl,s
in his line, such as
BUREAUS, of Wild Cherry and Wal
nut.
sIDEBoARDs, OF Wild Cherry, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, of all kinds.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station.
airy.
COEFINS, from Common TO the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises tha, his work shall be faithfully
executed, and at very low prices, and hopes that
he will receive due encouragement from gene.
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work,
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma
pie, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from a distance will be thankfully re.
cei,ed and promptly attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO.
April Is. 19-ly