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The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-07-02
Cadets.

Father Cady. editor of the Now York aud
New England Cadet, says
The order of Cadets is, of all other tenn
perance orders, the most important, and
yet it is the most neglected The friends
of temperance appear to be thoughtless and
uncOnCerned as to the welfare of the young
and rising generation ; this does not SUR
prise us so much as to see the parents of
young boys fold up their arms, and stand
as idle lockers ON, and see their young sons
go, step by step, down the road to utter
ruin they do not appear to wake up Until
it is altogether too late to save them-till,
alas they have passed the Rubicon, and
are lost yes, forever lost! o, parents, we
beg of you to awake to your dutyB delays
are always dangerous. If you permit your
sons TO be finally lost to the world, and
perhaps eternally lost, without making nse
Of all the means that God has placed IN
your power to save them, you may depend
upon 1t, that The everything God will hold
you accountable, Do you ask what you
can do to guard your young boys from the
thousands of vices that lay in wait TO allure
and destroy the young? We answer /: In
the first place, let your sons that are of a
proper age, become members Of the order of
Cadets of Temperance; this will do much
to prevent their ruin. ItcannOt be denied
but that this is well calculated to save tho
young from utter ruin it is a God-sent in
stitution 10 save the young boys thenwhy
not try it? Let your sons become members
at once we assure you that you will soon
see visible alterations in the habits and
conduct of your sons. As soon as they be-
come members of the order of Cadets, their
drinking, smoking and swearing habits
will be at once changed you will then find
them obedient sons; in fact, the first lesson
they are taught in the Order of Cadets, is
obedience to parental commands. II this
noble institution will do anything towards
saving your sons from ruin, why not let
them have the advantage of it? Will you
do it? We know you think you will by
and by but we again remind you that to
delay is most dangerous; delay but single
day to make Cadets of your sons, and it may
be forever too late Heaven grant that
you delay no longer Temperance men,
you are guilty of grave neglect, of duty
to the young, in not doing all you can to
rear them in temperance ways.
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TIVE subscriber would respectfully inform tie
Il citizens of Hillshorourh and the public &c.
morally, THAI he has on hand. Al his shop on Chur
ton street due west from the eousl-house. yaTi,
ETY. Of excellent Furniture, and that he is prepsr
ed 10 manufacture, in The besi style. an article.
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 Sum.
TABLES, of all kinds.
WAGDROBES, Portable and Station.
arv.
C0FfINS. from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises tina, his work shah be faithful,
executed, aud Al very low prices, and hopes thai
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.
pc, Will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re.
eei,cd and promptly attended 10.
RICHARD MAYO.
| April ID. 7s-ly
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VALUABLE PLANTATION
(Tws Miles ircn Dillsboroughl
FCL SALE.

EHxSr THE subscriber, being DESTROYS "a
f$TSS rsrlcSa = - west. offers Tor sale the
NJ T.eai.,;sn on which he resides, con-
-. lrininc about -Four Hundred Acres Of
Land, abcn, cna iaii cleared, AMI the other hall
well wooded. i lies directly on the road from
Hiilshorcueh to Rslsigh, Two miles south of Hills
borough. The lana lies well, is well adapted 10
the culture oe sorn. Wheat, Oats. and Tobacco.
II il well ws,erei, end has on i, number of ex-
csIIent springs. Yila plantation is in good repair;
hss on il an excellent Dwelling House, and all
ether nccesOexy buildings. Tta fences are most
b In good repair As healthy and comfortable
situation, he believes il is not surpassed by any
in Orange. Those wishing to make money by
haulips ,.ood 10 iIillsborouch. can haul four
losjs In winir en,, sss OF six in summer. And
in sddii.oa to that, the N. q. Rail Road tuns
right through t.; ard il the Eoad was completed
and the cars runr:rg, with little more clearing.
there world be ioed view Of the cars for near
BY two miles. These FISHING TO buy, will please
CONS and view the premises, and let them recon-
mend themselves.
DAVID HART.
January Sd, Ie5a. l6if-
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HISTORY OF
NGPEE GAZE g,rnISy q

NGRRE 0AA0LINAo
EvAlS: great work, by Col WHEELER, will Id
Z ready for delivery in few days. The sub
scriber, having contracted, with the author. for
the sale aud delivery of the said work. for all the
Counties. and Towns embraced in the LIST, ID
Sd, 18th and 9Th Judicial Circuits, Except Ra-
leigh and three or four counties il the 5lh cir
cult would inform his friends and subscribers,
that the distribution of the work will commence
this month. Any person wishing the work can
procure it from the subscriber. Price to, sul,scri-
bers $500, non-subscrihers S2:25. )
Religious. Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
HillsborouSh. Nov: 8, 1884,. 0s-
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Fall and Winter Supply,
1851.
LONE & WEBB.

LONE & WIBBa
"A F.rER returning their thanks to their friends
"a Tor lie very liberal patronage heretofore re-
ceiycd from them. would again respectfully an
nounee that they have jue, received . very large
and choice Stock Of foods, comprising every
thing usually kept in retail store; and as they
are determined 10 sell on accommodating terms,
they hope 10 ,nrri, and receive their usual share
Of patronage from the good citizens Of The boz
rough and country surrounding.
w Gics as call. 81
October Q. OIL
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Giles. &C., which were selected by himself ia
the Northern eities. with special regard 10 their
purity and freshness. Physicians aud The Fob
lie are requested 10 call and examine his siock.
consisting in part Of the following:
rrn,c,Srs. Chrome Gnen,
Best Eng. Calomel, INV
Blue Mass, RUSSIAN D'ue'
Pul. & Rad. Rhubalh, Venetian Red.
Ipecacnanha, Jalap, Peh,,n n0~h
Fla. Mama. e'h.'in'h'
Cod Liver oil. (Rush,on sarnlsnes.
& Clark's.) ralp' biusnes,
Castor Oil, Olive Oil, CHOICE FANCY ARTI-
Black Pepper Oil, Giles.
lemon w, Hair e. Tooth Brushes,
GU our sanio' o.' Flesh Brushes,
Quinine, Iodine, 49, $3.50.
SUP. & Act. Morphia, .ro;ls, Ro,,ies
Nitrate Of Silver, rsa'.s &C.,
Ioiide Iron, Opium, c.,naa M
Cit Iodide Quinia. So" - 49,. .,;.,v
Prot. Iolide Mercury, ps,fs.,.. 4. IN 81, ~.
ouipnu'' hpsoan sa1' hair,
etc. etc. Letter and Cap Paper,
PAINTS AND OILS. Note Paper Envelopes,
Linseed Oil. Port Monies, Papcr-,ies,
Pure White Lead, Port Folios,
Lamp Black, &c. etc.
Besides other articles loo numerous 10 mention.
As he is determined TO sell as low as any
House in North Carolina, lie thinks be san make
il TO the interest Of Physicians TO buy. He would
say further, that he has made arrangements TO
receive all the New Chemicals ms soon as an
nounced, and any article not on hand can be or
dered in few days. Orders respectfully solicit
cd.
Hilisborough, March e5th. 1851. --Io
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THE HlLLsB0R0UGH RECORDER.
IsPUBLIsHEn WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTH & SON.

Terins.-Two Dollars year. if paid in adj
vance; Two Dollars ard Fifty Cents. il not aid
within three months; or Three Dollars, il deIsycd
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper viii he discontinued until all arrears,
ges are paid, unless al the otirn ofle publishers
Hereafter no Parei will he sent 10 new sui
scr'er out OF this state unless payments MADE IN
advance, or some person in the state will hccon
responsible to the editors; and in no case Willie
paper lie sent to subscriber our Of the state Tor
more than two years without Payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen Illness
one dollar for the first, and twenty five cents for
each subsequent insertion longer ones in pro-
portion. Court acknowledgements twenty-five per
cent. higher. A Deduction Of onc-third will be
made to advertisers by the year.
Advertising Rates for The Recorder.
One dollar per square { 6 lines) for the frs
insertion, and rs cents for e.ch continuance.
Deductions made in favor Of Standing adyes-
tisc1ncns.
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cOPARTNERsHIP DISSOLVED.

rys7hE subscribers, hsving this day dissolved
copartnerslip in the Tanning and Shoe
Business. would respectfully request those in
debfed to them TO come forward and setileup with
out delay. az they do not wish to put any 10 cost.
which they will be under the necessity Of doing
II this request is NOT attended to. Those having
claims against the firm. will present them for
payment
FORREST & THOMPSON.
December Ia. l5-6w
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BRANDRE'rn's PILLS.

Aaeurisni, or Enlargement If The Heart, .iri,
ries, Piles, &c. Dc.
\ Sc the pills Two or three times a week in
doses sufficient 10 purge freely; and when 4
Paroxism comes on a fearless use Of tho pills
must be made; down with six OF eight, aud in
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purged. This elected. the
danger Is over foE iht attack. Angina pectoris
and stone IN the gall-hliddcr arc treated in the
same manner; and although considered incurable
by the medical profession, are cured by the use
OF Brandlcth's Pills. Piles are cured hy Bran
dreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses must
be full; six or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on IN the treatment of other diseases. il is
good sign; use nothing hut the pills. and. AZ an
outward application, cold cream OF lard, and make
frequent use Of cold water locally. Where there
have been pcctora affections. as asthma, con.
sumption, &c.. perseverance will be required with
the pulls To effect permanent cure But any
other course will assure,lly bring on the pectora
affection. a
,rases Of DEBILITY, Weakness. W.stings. De-
ciaes. or Consumption approaching. it will he
necessary 10 commence with small doses. Begin
with ono pill going TO bed; next night two pills;
do this alternately for three or four days. or hong.
or; if no alteration takes plice, then increase n
ri each night until five or six pills are nse, then
decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill should any
tevefl>h symptoms arise. then take strong doses
until the fever is reduced When this is done, the
patient may drop dawn Ia such doses as their
own judgment shall determine; being careful TO
keep the drain upon the impure humors: as these
are removed, so viii be their ADVANCEMENT to
sound health
DIR. Bfand'rth's Principal Office, "a Broaa-
way New York.
CO Agents for the sale Of Drandrctli's Pills:
ID. HeaIit Hillsborough.
]. b. M'Dade, hapclHill
u. A. Mehanc. Mason Hall.
A. Mickle & Co.. Bingham School.
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made oil Mahogany. MaIlIles.l lfeffy r. alnui
and Maple.
He would invite attention to his make Of Port.
able WARDR0BES and BEDSTiSA DIS, which
cannot he surpassed for durability ,neaincss ,and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all per.
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
md hts workmen are all experienced hands.
4, ms now on hand eight iine Dressing Blu
reaLs. with Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
two Sidehoards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case, and Bedstcads, which he will sell low.
=. Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture.
can have il delivered at their doors ensured safe
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron-
age.
HENRY EVANS
Fehruar, 1. Is
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New Firm.

ryHE sus,Scribers. having purchased ID. w.
4 Thompson's inleres, IN the firm Of FORREST
a Thompson. aud having rniered lnio copaIi'
nrr-hip wonll respectfully infann he public
that they intend carrying on the
TANM7NS Z eEDx BEsIE1ss,
al the old stand. four mics North West of Hills
borough They ssull respectfully soiirii ths
patronage extenaed 10 the old linn; and hes
hOpe their friends and the public will give then
o trial.
s. T. & ]. p. FORREST.
December 81, 1851. f3-oN
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Land for Sale.

Sn71x IOFFER for ale . large Tract Of
sTfE Land in Person county. Just over the
SO northern Orange line.
eA As a body Of upland, il is inferior
70 none in The middle part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart (;
the forestlands aie heavily iimbesed, aud all well
watered.
On the lands are a variety Of substantial i'm.
MISUNDERSTANDING Horses, Wheat end To
bacco Barns, Saw s-i 6iist MilIs-in perfect re-
pair.
II viii be soll in parcelsio suit sny purchaser.
PAUL &. CAMERON.
stagsille p. o., Orange, Noy.a7. oni
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FOR SALE At THE DRUG STORE.

= BARRELS Lint Seed Oil. DO. Taane,s
- Oil, | do Sperm Oil, | do. Burning Fluid
do. Spirits of 'rurpentine, Castor Old, Sweet
Oil, Coach Varnish, Copal do; together with a
supply Of Paints. White Lead, pure. Blake. Fire
Proof Paint, now coming into general use, Spa
nish Brown, Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green.
Venetian Red, Yellow 0chre, TIMBER, Litharge,
ssrmillion, Spanish Whiting, Putty, &c.
November 4. GS-
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Preserve aud Btanliiy your HOUSES.
Come and See!
BOOKS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

rs'sfE Female Poets of America. Leaflets Of
Memory, Flowers of LONELINESS. Remem-
her Me, l.ala Rock, Marmion. Friendships or.
firing, Young Mans Offering, Young I.aly's
Offering. Snow Flake, Dew Drops. The Git OF
Affection. The lfyacinth, Christmas Offering,
Tupper's Philosophy, Traditions of the Cove
nanters. Bibles and Hymn Books. Besides va
rieiy OF GIFT BOUKS for Youth, including
Arthur's Tales and other Cheap Publications.
OF. To be had al the Drug Store. %
November a. Os-
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January Sd, Is5a.
NOTICE.

syyHE unisrsiEnsd il authorized to sell Cranes
Paserf wash Mixture in the town
of Marlborough, end is prepared TO make expert
menis and also to issue Family Rights for the
same. d. D. PHILLIPS.
DsssubAs 10, 1881 a..
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Oct. 81.
STATE OF NORTH C AROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Cnurl Of Law. Fall Term. 1851.
james a. Taraer
NgDcy E;grrsg \

dsabty bAHts" y
" this case il appearing that copy of the Pc
tiiion and subpoena were issued to the defend
ant in manner as hy the statute in such cases is
required. and the return thereon heing, Executed
on the said Nancy Turner. nlri pro, lmation be-
ing made at the courthouse door by the Sheriff
for the said defendant, TO appear and answer. as
commanded by the subpoena. and the defendant
failing to appear, Il is ordered BY the Cout that
publication for three months be made in the Hills
borough Recorder, for the said Nancy Turner 10
appear at the next Term Of this Court, to- be held
at the court-hnnse in Hilsaorough, on the second
Monday ia March next, then and there 10 plead,
answer or delnur TO the said petition, otherwise
the said petition will be heard tx parte ar To
her. and judgment pro conlesso will be granted
against her.
Witness. Richard VI. Jones, Clerk Of our said
Court. a; office. The second Monday Of Scptcm-
Der. A. u. 1851.
Il. VI. JONES, c. &C.
DE. l. Price adv. $500 l2-3m
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Great Attraction
To those who wish to dress FASH
ionablg and Cheap.

fVhttty e%Aa oAGGEs
HESsRS. CARMICHAEL & cox have
AtA Just received from the North a wellseicct-
ell assortment Of Goods in their line, 10 which
they wond respectfully call the attention Of their
friends and the public generally. The articles
were selected with great care By the senior part
ner, whose long experience. be ilaiiers himself.
has enabled him To make the very hest selections.
lTh-;r Goods were purchased ios Cash, and they
are determined 10 sell II the most reasonable pri-
ces, Their customers may expect, therefore, to
get good articles Gs lOtr IS they can be had al
any other establishment in fkis seetisp Of he
country. They deem n unnecessary 10 enume-
rate the various articles embraced In their Stuck,
but will say, in general terms, that every article
for Gentlemen's Cloihing, from the handsomest
Super-fnc Black Cloth. for Goats, TO pair Of
Suspenders, may be had.
They have also received Large Stock Of
|RgADY-mApE CLDTElEG, and are
prepared to CT out Gentlemen with Full Suits al
very low prices.
The Latest EashiOns have heen pro-
cured, and their friends and customers may now
supply themselves with the rnoss Fashionable
Cuts for Fall and Winter wear. They keep the
best Of workmer, and will use every exeriion 10
give entire satisfaction in The ff as well as the
make of clothes.
They take this occasion To renew the express
sion Of their thanks 10 the public for the liberal
patronage-h :. :. them, and they
hope to we've Continuance Of their
tf>sar-s
October IA. 05-
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Valuable Property,
ron sAI.E.

fYvHE sxlsrsib~s nix,iing 20 reasete. oi-trs -
n ssle hix Hea-e and Los Use arrrs.l n az
s,xa a lirlshos1sxh. srll siir lind the twelliis
Haas large srs rssnsnsiiaus. uifh Al necesssE9
oui-ssllEsnx-. and Assrs-fsiiiEs vel o. wales
wi.hisr frw Fret 4 lie kisrhen-
Aiss three tracts e Lad. Two small tracts
usthin txo niles q Town; one aslaining VI
HoJker and I.s~aei Lynch. and Ne eshsf a.
ilninx The lxn1r 81 Nash Nks;ied and cshefs
The fhirs rsct canssins seven ~ right hond e
.rrrs an vol lana, hing nesF &c lar 6l0se, -
ioiuins Samuel p. Ma0ss and oahsH-
The suhscriber heing determined 10 remove u
Inc sos.h wess. vii s<Il any a ihe asoEe proper
Nv On sceorsmo5siing ieIm~.
An persons ineehsed 10 him VII please cal
ana sess:e. and these having claims wlt pressn
than Cor pay neni.
nezs<r g ID
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SA6sA
II, ~
NEW
Tin and Copper Factory


Ns.iss This while yoH art rfdlrs.
EsHE subscriber has spsned I'm and Cop
IL per Factory in he Town Of HllisboioosA.
snd he will iry 10 conduct il in abe besl nsHnss-
He has psosurfd sns 81 The besi Of horfhffn
wors mes, and his wosk viii be made 81 NE l-esi
material and in the hesi style. Afer tying the
work. and il should prove noi 10 be good. !, may
he returned and zo1s goi in iis place. I'm viii
he sold II Norlhen Pisces with costs and ear
mage.
40 hills 10 the smouIt Of dfly dollars. al any
place in ihs State. an 10 lie amount Of twenty
1--WE dollars. within iiiiy miies of this Plaoe, and
IN bills Of shy amount within twenty live miles
viii he hped AMI delivered Gee ~ charge for
fransyas fafirR. tie wauls say 10 his customers
thai he will sill Nolk as low ne any house IN The
state.
The Subscriber relurns his ihanks sof past a.
yors, and he hopes he will receive liberal siars
81 patronage. As he pledges himself 10 DO gusilcs
and 10 endeasor 10 give full satisfaction IA hii
work.
All orders will be thankfully received, and thl
work done with ncsiness and despatch.
or His shop will be- found Of this time on
door below Maj. PalmeTs Store.
w. 5. CHEEK.
November rs To-
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CHEAP GOODS.

THE suiscriben heins Determined Is eioss
a. their businessia Hlllshorough. a sPeedly -
possible. win ssl fhsir sleek Il Geods. whlch =
sers coed. es.hrseing almost every article ealled
Cor il his nafkst, q very Isdared pross fr
cssh; lhsy therefore s.zesfly solirit 81 PrEsuxs
tuyiag in Ibis mafkssto give Ihem q can before
purrhasing elsewhere. II hey wans Goods 50
lswrs thsy ran he Punehsssd n Mes feak.
Call and see. Their ohiesi i 10 gei olihe 6eods.
moi 10 make profit.
AlIPersan indelaed 10 then. ehher By mole %
account. are requested 10 eau without delay and
settle. - The business mnst and viii be closed.
The Store House and i0s whore they do busi-
ness Is ior ssle, and can Be had % accommodating
terms
E. n. HOLT & Co.
Dee. 3. Ia
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STATE or NORTH-CAROLINA,
Person CoUNTY.
In Equity-Fall Term, 1851.
Lucy Bumposs

vs.. Petition fof Divorce.
Adolphus Bampass.
III appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
= that the defendant, Adolphus Bumpass. h. noi
an inhabiiani Of the State, Il il therefore ordered
by Tho Court. that publication he made Cor sir
weeks, IN two newspapers, for the said defendant,
Adolphus Bumpass, to appear al the next term
Of this Court, TO be held IN the town Of Roxho-
rough, on the seventh Monday after the fourth
Monday in March next. 10 plead. answer. or DC.
muir TO said petition, and 10 stand 10. abide by.
and perform such order and decree as may be
made therein, otherwise the petition will be Ia.
ken pro confesso, and heard * parte as 10 him.
Witness, John Rra,lshcr, Clrra and Master In
our said Court Of Equity. at Office. the seventh
Monday after the fourth Monday in Sept, ml,ci,
A. ID. 1851.
JOHN BRADSHER, c. liz.
Dec. 1851. Price Adv. s4:50.) I3-6w
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N NOTICE.

A 1T. psrsons indebted to me, either by Note
~ OF. Account, are requested 10 settle them
without delay, as am hound 70 have money.
A. w. HEDGPETH.
January 6. fe-
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Is now receiving a large and
choice Stock Of DRUGS. ME-
DicINEs. PAINTS. OILS.
DYE SfUffS, .YARNiSH-
ES. PAINT BRUSHES.
SURGICAL. & ID Entail
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry, TOLL EFT ARTl-
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" @ w an d Oh Q ap
DRUG STORE.

DIR. S. D. sCHDDlFlEID.
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A splendid Stock Of Goods,
For the Fan and Winter Trade.
mn. JAMES q. WATSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

mn. JAMES q. WATSON.
MERCHANT TAILOR,
w oUl.D respectfully inform The public, tina
w he has Just opened at bis establishment
Two doors north Of tie Printing Office, one Of III,
largest (if not the krrgssf) as well as handsomcs
stock Of Goods in his line ever brought To lh
market. Ills stock emf ices all the articles usu
ally kept in such establishments, and TO mention
the whole would he too tedious. He will spcci
ly only the folioyings
CLOTHS.
Black, Brown, and Invisible Green Cloths, Of al
qualities.
Cassimeyes, ofvarious styles and patterns.
Tesiings. OF The hsndsomest patterns.
All kinds Of Trimmings ioI Gcnilemen's clothes
&c. &c.
Ready Made Cl0shlng.
Dress and Frock Coats, Over Goats, Panialoons
Vests, Crayats. Drawers. Of Silk and Cotton,
Shirts, of Silk. Cation and Wolen, &c. &c.
All &c which will he sold at the mos, reasonable
prices. His motto is, that trade should be active,
and he is determined 10 sell his goods n. low as
they can I've had elsewhere. The public are in
viied to call and examine his stock, as he feels
confdentihas he can phase.
Dragging and puflina. he is aware. in an en-
ligh,ened community. will avail no,hins. .-..l ss
therefore srlics unau iAe sess.ior gual'y q nls
good. -...s ths siol fs,n of The pubIr 10
his business lie fears not 10 abide this test in
the competition Of trade.
o. 10000 Feet OF Lumber, 10000 Shingles,
and all kinds Of Country Produce. will he taken
ID exchange for clothing at cash prizes.
4.inher 81 o.