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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-12-01
POcket-BOOk Lost.

I OST in the streets Of Hshorough, or on the
y road from Hillsborough to South Lowell,
on the 23d instant, Pocket Book, the contents
Of which were as follows:
There was in cash twenty dollar bills. 5ten
dollar bills. one three dollar BILL and one one dol
lar hill taaking IN all 1854. And also the follow
inc notes, viz: one note on William e. Joseph
Lunsford for sl.l00, with credit of 1925 on il;
one other note on the same of the same amount,
with sundry credits, leaving due on the note
about $500; two notes on Thomas Speed, one Of
500, sn,l one Of $40; two notes on Tsham Par
rish Of $500 each; two notes on Durell Caring
ton, one of 5000 and one Of 500; one note on
Mr.. Nixon and others Of Raleigh, for sara 80
one on David Parrish for s325; one on j. Z,
Moore "a, Sis4 and some cents one on James
Parrish for $500, and myself security, madepay.
able 10 William Lipscomb, guardian u James
Balls Heirs; and many other notes to the amount
Of several hundred dollars. forewarn all per
sons against trading for any of the above notes
or any note made payable to me. will give a
suitable reward for the delivery of my Pocket
Book, with the maney aud notes.
T. ID. e. PARRISH.
November "a. g.
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W POISONING. .,

Thousands ofparents who use yermiiugc com.
posed Of Castor Oil Czloael, SC. are not aware
that while they appear Ia henefl the patient. they
are actually laying the foundations for series Of
diseases, such as salvation, loss ef sight. weak
ness Of limbs, &c.
III another column win he found the advertise
mcnt of Hobensack's Medicines 10 which atlen-
lion Is asked Of all directly interested in their own
or their chidren's health. In Liver Complaints,
and all disorders arising from those of bilious
type, sou should make use Of the only genuine
mediciae. Hobcnsack's Liver Pills.
IIr" BE net dtccirtd," but ask for Hohcnsack's
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, aud observe that
each has the signature Of the Proprietor, J. N.
HOBENSACk, as neae else are genuine.
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obituary.

Died, al Chapel Hill, on the l9ih inst. in fi,e
thirty second year Of her age, Mrs! Ea,Ly E.
Husr, consort Of Mt. Esley Hunt, Of that piace.
The deceased was a native Of Washington conn
ty, in the State of Tennessee, where most Of her
relations and friends still reside. She had been
for many wears a CONSTANT and worthy membet
Of the Methodist Episcopal Church, asa although
removed hv 'sresisiess hand, in the prime Of
life, with bright and glowing prospects of the fu-
,ure. from the imhrace ola living and aiirclonatc
husband and three small children, yet she was
nc.thcr uaprcparcd nor unwilling TO die. hut gave
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are prepared TO sell low for Cash. or on SIX months
time to Punctual dealers. Physicians and o,h~rs
are respectfully invited to call and examine our
8. ID. SCHOOLFIELD g. Co.
October l6. ST.
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N Office,

TIME undersigned, by.,viriue Of an order Of
u Orange County Court, made at November
term, 1852, in the case Of William NJ. Galtis
and others, will offer for SALE at Chapel Hill, on
Monday the Sd day of January next, Eleven
likely NEGROES. belonging to the estate Of the
late Nathaniel King. deceased, and also some
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
S Terms Of sale, ninessmonihs' credit, and bond
and security required.
THOS. HOGAN, Com'r.
November 25. r63-4wp
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ANorHER SCIENTIFIC woNpER !.

ANUTHEk SCIENTIFIC WUNDER!-
ixrosraSr ro DrsrsrrIrs.-Dr. ]. 8. Tough
Ions PEPSIN. the True Digestive Fluid. or
Gastric Juice. prepared from Rennei, or the
fourth stomach Of an OK. after directions Of Ba-
ron I.iebig. the grea, Physiological Chemist. by
j. 5. Houghton, N. H., Philadelphia. This is
truly a wonderful remedy Tor Indigestion. dys-
prpsis, jsuudiee, liver complaint, constipation
and debility, curing alter natures own method.
by natures own agent. the Gastric Juice. Pam
phleis containing scientific evidence fits value,
furnished by agents gratis. See advertisement
in another column.
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MR.. WILLOWS SCHOOL.

rFNHE present session of this School will close
on Friday the 3D. of December next. Dccla-
nations will he delivered at night by the Stu
dents, as usual. The patrnns, and friends ofthe
Sc',ool generally, are invited to attend.
November Ia. 5l-
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III A II Is i Is ID ,

In this county, On "Wednesday the 24ih u't.,
by VIM T.ipscomb, Esq, Mr.. MrnEDrrH LrScH
TO Miss LucRErul HaLEr, all Of Orange Fac
tory.
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Drugs !! Drugs /!

THE Subscribers are now
receiving their Fall Stuck If
DRUGS, MEDICIN Els,
PAINTS, Oils, DYE
sTUFFs and SPICES, I'm.
Tracing a larger Stock than
has ever before l'een offered in
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39,O5s 49, IA AZ, 993 4S, 4s4
S9,058 1925
CSC
5.49l

The Sultan, il seems. has decided
to be represented in the New York
Crystal Palace, so thatwe shall be WIS.,
tied with Turkish steamship, with
Government officers on board. who are
DESTROYS of visiting our institutions and
Establishments. and The cotton districts
Of the United States. The Sultan APP
pears to, have turu ed his ewes with new
and strong interest toward this western
Empire, where the sun has his setting,
but whose power, till recently unheard
Of beyond the Dar,lanelles. is now ra-
pidly rising. A. Y Com. Ado.
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N Office.

YyHE undersigned. as Executors Of William
= Morrow, decd, will sell Al his late residence
in Alamance county, on the 2lsl Of December
next, the Horses, Cattle. Hogs and sheep, crop
Of Corn, Wheat. Oats, Hay, Fodder, Plantation
Tools, &C., belonging to the estate.
Bond aud security Wi, be required, and twelve
months credit given.
The sale will be continued from DAY to day
until all is sold.
JOHN MORROW, 1p.,-
JAMES S. MORROW. Exrs'
November 80. g.
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Cedar Grove Academy.


Y,H z spring session ofihis School. siiuacdeighi
4 miles north Of Hillsborough. will commence
on the 9Th Of January next. and continue twenty
one weeks
TrnNs.-Tuiiion in Latin. Greek, and the
higher branches Of Mathematics, $500
English, 1000
Board. including washing, &c. can he had,
convenient 10 the Academy. in the families Of
Mcxsrs, David Taylor Solomon Thompson, C.
q. Tinnin aud Thomas II. Hughes. for $3.50
per session. w. W. Allison. Immediately at the
Academy, will take boarders at $500 per scs-
sion.
sAML. w. HUGHES, Principal
November 30th, 1882. Ca
The Raleigh Register and Standard. the ailton
Chronicle, and Weekly Post, will please psblish
three weeks and forward account TO
s. w. HUGHES.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EXECUTORS NOTICE.
III AVING qualified at the County Court Of
Halifax, held on the fourth Monday in De-
tobcr, 1852, as Executor Of the last Will aud
Testament Of Thomas w. Holdcn, deed, here
by give notice To all persons having claims against
him. in any way. t" present them se><ely.
and all persons indebted to said estate. II 13ote
account, or otherwise, to come forward ihmedi-
ateiy and settle.
HENRY N. HOLDEN. Ex,r.
November Is. 62--4w
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NOTICE.

HE subscriber, expecting 10 remove to the
West shortly, earnestly requests all persons
indebted to him to call and settle their respec-
tive accounts.
w. A. NORWOOD.
October &c. 5a-
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LIST OF LETTERS.

REMAINING in the Post Office at HILLSIDE
~ rough. C. on the 18th day of November.
1852, which. il not taken out within THREE
m'nths. will he sent to the General Post Office
as dead letters.
A Mrs. Hannah Lloyd, or
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LA DIES.

LADIES,
Ia you want to see pretty things please call at
= the Drug Store, where you will find great
variety Of Toilet and Fancy ARTICLES consisting ia
part Of the following:
writing Desks, Bandoline Fixature,
Work Boxes, or Cabas. Silver Card Cases.
Fancy Baskets, Pearl do.
Superb Cologne Bottles, Paper Machc do.
Bohemian Glass, Shell do.
Cologne, German Farina China Puff Boxes.
Lubin's Extract, Glass do.
Plyer's do. Paper do.
Wrights do. Ia new CemiS in variety.
artice,) Lilly White,
Pomatums, in great va Mean Fun.
riety. Gold Medal fson,e,hjnS
Pomade Divine, newt
Rose Hair Oil, PaperMachcF or- Folio..
Hair Brushes, Leather do.
Tooth Brushes, Tablets, Ivory.
Nail Brushes,
Besides great variety Of other articles.
October 26. 5s--
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INVALUABLE nIseoyERy.

u The iasenisr AZ a Iaae's y esmiEas e lss-
ag dspased 81 hls right % bis great remedy. the
pfap'isioss. Assas. k1l3 & Go. beg leave 70 o.
isF I % Inc Aarfiezn public - The best rene.ly
for Worms ever odsreJ Ithas bern sried In eli
paris Of the country. and 10 @ss<s which had de-
hed sh~ ezes'ioas # IL l<~ sicianz. and ne
ser without the mast complete 6sccees. We cau-
iisa parents azains delay. fyour children ez-
hihii symptoms Of being troubled with worms
lose not a moment hui At snre purchase bss,l<
Of Wine T1rmifagr. and thus ave them pain
and perhaps their lives.
GrFor sale by ID. Hart. Al the Past Office
in Hiil<horoush, by I.os.s q wela4ly Or. 5. d.
Scheduled. and BY Druggists and Dealers gene
rally.
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. bsf rfiFuS his,l g. aes ssssh.s
"a - ~ lala 81 .ssi 49, ~.
~ ,..i'.i .ilas s. - ..sst
i ls1a
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J u Should Le universally lno,en--for il is
strictly irue-thai indigestion Is lhe parent Of q
large proportion Of the fatal diseases. Dysen,ery,
dianhra, cholera morI'us. liver complaint. and
many other diseases enumerated in the City In
spector's weekly catalogue Of deaths, are genera
ted by indigestion alone. Think Of that. dyspep-
tics. think Of il, all who sullrr from disordered
siomaehs, and IL you are willing to he guided BY
advice. founded upon experience, resort At once
Don't deisy day. 10 Hoohand's German Biilers,
prepared by DR.. q. NJ. Jackson, which, as an al
irrsiive, curative, snd invigorani, stands alone
and unapproaehed. General depot, 100 Arch
street. We have tried these Biiiers. and know
that they are ercellen. Tor the diseases specified
above. Philadelphia City Hem.
Is' For sale at the Drug Store.
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N 0 z.

A PPLICATION will he mad, 10 the present
Legislature by some Of the citizens Of Ala
nance county, TO place Haw River on the fool
ing Of a navigable stream.
November l6.
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SOUTII LOWELL
w ALE AcADE M Y,

YsHE ererrircs o. this Institution will clore on
Nedneeisy she l5'b al Drermler. Tie
public arc Npecsfull, invited 10 attend.
The nsSt Session will rammence on wednes-
day the 4ih Of January. and continue 1--WE mouths,
under Tie supervision Of prrsent Principal. Mr.,
John Williams, a graduate u Randolph Maroii
College. who has proved himsrlf to be. in every
scnse Of The word. qualified 10 conduct the Insi-
tuition to the enile satisfaction u all concerned.
The public may rest assured that the morals of
The students will he strictly guarded. .snd every
exeriion madeon the pan Of It's managrrs 10 make
South l.ewrlIonc OF tlse.sassA ans. best Schools
Of The same yradc in Moth CaroIiua.i
Tuition paid ia advance.
Board per month, 6 so
Tuition, primary, 10 90
Higher. English. 10 so
Languages. Is 60
ID Z. PARRISH, Sec.
November %. 6s-4w
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The fires on the prairies in Min
nesota and Wisconsin have been very
destructive. Between Saltwater and
the Mississippi river, and on the Wis
consin. side Of lake st. Croix. MANY
fertile districts have been swept of
houses, barns, grain, and every thing
eombustible. A correspondent of the
Galena Advertiser saws that the valley
OF kinnikinite, with its flourishing set
tdlement, has been totally swept BY the
flames.
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Az ON MEn,cIxK RxrivEp.--In days of
yore, as we have al learned from the old folks, no
medicine was useful to have in the house, or
so good in many diseases, as pure Holland Gin.
For long time, however, the genuine article
could not be had. until lately it has reappeared
under the new name Of Aromatic Schicdam
SchnapIs. This article appears TO I've manufac-
tured exclusively by Udolpho Wolfe, at Schiedam,
in Holland, and put up in quart and pint hotties
expressly for medicinal purposes, with his name
on The sra, hottie aud label, Ia protect il against
counierfciis. What great blessing il is for per-
, sons residing in the interior Of Southern and
Western States. that they can now purchase a
pure and unauthorized article Of Gin with con-
lidence, without the least liability Of deception or
dissatisfaction; that it will tend 10 diminish the
consumption of the common. deleterious and spu-
rious liqn,rs which now almost exclusively per-
wade this country. admits Of no douis. We con
slider the medical profession and the travelling
community are under obligations 10 Mr.. WOLF
n. Y Cypress.
For sale at the Pest Office, aud the
Drug Store.
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ExrEnrRisE.-Perhaps no stronger evidence
can he adduced Of the intrinsic value aud unri-
vailed usefulness Of Ayers Cherry Pcctoral, than
the fact, tina, in order 10 supply The demand the
Proprietor has been compelled to build an i'm.
mcnse black, occupying a large part Of square
in enc Of the principal thoroughfares Eve stories
Of which is TO he occupied Ky his Laboratory fol
the preparation cf the Cherry Pecicral alone. As
this article has now won its way to the public "a.
vor solely Ivy lis success in curing diseases this
fact Is some comment on lis virtue. Lo,reH Adr
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GEv. CAss AND THE CABINET-The
Detroit Tribune learns from some oil
The most intimate friends Gen. Cass
IN that city that he stated that he would
not, under any circumstances, consent
70 accept Of any position in the new
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ROBINSON & ELDRED


ROBINSON & ELDRED
have hitherto enjoyed the highest popularity and
renown fo tfeiprodLction Of the most superb fcats
Of HoIscmshship, by Master James, Master John.
Madame Robinson, Mad'lle Henrietta, and the
whole Of their inimitabe Troupe, as well as for
the chssieness and decorum which ever rharac-
ieriScd their arena performances. But in order
more fully to satisfy their Southern patrons, they
have effected combination with the equally ce-
LIBERATED
SANDS, DUNK & CO,
whose wonderful collection OF Rare and Wild
ANIMALS is notorious as far surprising any
other in America.
The Great War Elephant BOLIVAR,
the largest and best trained Of all the segacisus
monsters ever yet exhibited. is with this great
combined Southern Menagerie and
Circus.
THE HUGE WHITE BEAR,
Weighing 1900 pounds, and the only specimen
now living in America, adds wonder to this SUI
perb collection.
Lions, Tigers, Zcbras, Hyenas, Leo
pards, Apes, Monkeys,
Ourang Outang,
Birds Of different chimes and species, and an end
less variety of Animated Nature, will I've exhi-
lited to the delight and Improvement of all who
visit the canvass.
L. U. TIDMARSH, agent.
% Doors open for Day performance at l2i
O'clock, performance to commence at | !. Night
performance. doors open at 6, performances to
commence at g.
November 30. g.
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iioRRIBLE.-Wc have heretofore mo-
u;ed the explosion Of a locomotive on
me Syracuse and Utica railroad, last
sunday. Lateraccountss state that Isra-
= Morgan. the engineer, was blown
INTO the air, and fell about $50 feet
Instant. Mostof the clothes were torn
from his body, and he was ss,ibIy scald-
81, It is supposed thatlhe died in
SANITY. The report.of the explosion
was heard a greatdistaHce. Fragments
" NE locomotives we're thrown humid
RVS OF feet. and houses on either side
W 'ae|road were damaged.
RELICS OF NApoLsoN.-The Prince
'fesAisafehas asked of England tie
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An association has recentlv been or
gan'zcd in Austin county, Texas. for
he purpose Of founding an Orphan
Asvlum. Isnot this a good Example for
other counties in the State.
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SAVE ssuS ssslsxY.
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comprise. every variety q The latest 40 49,
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Msay Of eur seSAs are mansfsstvreN "a:
n,s.slsto or order stom osr ewu 0eURes ees
ss,,rtns, ssA wand usuysipea We eNss 80
scsds ~ net CssA, NJ lower Prices shea ssy
credit Hssss 10 A2ssics saa a9esoy =
An rssshassrs Wsli apd u greatly - tass.
interest 10 sesesvs psstiea 81 their WsHsy aes
MATE ssisetisas fre1 ssr sfess sas'e'y 81 s'ea
I aisssas rich for Bennett, caps. sssaes aad
: psa~<, s,l.,. s.,s.-, C~p~., Llrsss end
is~s~aiis,is. Collar. cA--'.s.,s. csr.a
HsSits, s,eev,s,C se., Etessrs ssa lasrtiass
Enb,oiaerea 6s~stss fass ssa nesssise'
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PRACTICAL rLuMprNc.

PRACTICAL PLUMBING.
A'lNG enjoyed Plumber of q years
experience IN all its branches Of Plumb.
ing IN the city of New York, of undoub,ed
ability. we have added that branch TO on,
Gas and Steam Fitting, ana are now prepar.
ed to do work in that line with promptncss
and despatch.
BArHs-iiOT, COLD and SHOWER
fut up IN the mos, approved styles.
WAIER CL"2rrs. HOPPERS, WASH
BASINS, and CORNER BASINS. on hand
and furnished with all the failures at New
York prices.
CLossr PASS, PLUG BASINS, fancy aud
PLAN, with fall assortnen. Of both Sdy.,
and Brass Work, for sale Wholesale a nd Re.
tail.
NJ Is. Work done in any part or,le coun.
try.
Orders for any article in the above line,
from distance, will iurct prompt attention.
ihf PIERCE ~ KING.
$50 River street, opposite Troy House.
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o. = - wJtksst this sovereign issssy !" ~
siA " s.spslssd tkss yes sfs 90 ,ssth ~ II
,as bsss hslsfs tie pstiix for yss". q" y.
'ysssis sh"vs tie esfssss,"n IN shmi NJ
JAMss M'ALtsTEK. ~ paitee
l<sd eli ths Drsssisls 10 ths psiIse s"'
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Dent | Notice For 1852.

Dcnt | NOJlcc For 1852.
TIME Subscriber aattcrs himself that the
u success which has crowned his
OPERATIONS on THE TEETH,
inriag q residrace Of eight years ~ this I'll
'age, Is not unknown TO Z m sjority Of the Ia.
nshtants OF Windsor Coupty, He thinks too
that he has NOT only kept MP With the progress
Of impro,eme in his profession, but humbly
believes that he has assisted materisily In lis
advancement. During the past year'hs has
constructed
iSirteen Whole Sets Of artificial Teeth
besides numerous smaller pieces. Every ma
terial used Is Of the very Purcst quality ever
employed by Dentists.
Persons in need Of any Dental Operation
whatcyer, are assured that IL will be done by
the subscriber equai 10 any pcsfurmaucu In N.
with his work to address him by mail, whoa he
will give them references as near their ovn
res'fence as possible.
Many eftss whole sets made by him the n asst
year wiilresi.t do~nward pull Of Is lbs with
out starting from the jaws. Even a angle tooth
nov put IN on the atmospheric principle with
success.
A GOOD OFFER.
All persons residing NJ = greater distance than
ten miles from this village. coming TO the sut-
scriber Tor Any dentsi operstions whsteyer. are
informed that discount OF five per cent viii
be made tn them o. the amoSa t ct theiv bill
Al Residing more than twenty ni,ies from
wo"dsi,c will be allowed Aiscsust Of eigh,
per cont. .. ....
Allmore than thirty miles d;...a. ten ne,
cent -"
This offer Is made because the subscribe, b.,
deterin'nedt 90 discostiDue his professional ,I,-
ns 10 other tewhs. His great incre.sc 81 bs.
.ines, e'nPeis him 10 this course, and be hone,
u ~ifee % mseh fss the beseAs o. kis pstiep,,
eessraiiy. - fos hfassif. Rely therefore on
hsdiog hssa bssesflev, u -. --.'' '"
AkWAYs AT HOME.
persons ~ distsscs are Invited 20 max.
such enqs'riss by mail, in ress,s TO the ,,rio.,
opsts'ion. and their prices. Hs they cksose
"s'th Vim be hss.ered With pleasure.
-, HENRY CHASE ND.
'4'''h W pee.i 1901. oi.esem
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PIERCE KING,
(Succcssors TO Pierce g. keilogg.)
importers 4 Wholesale Dealers, 2li River st.
OPPOSITE THE TRoy HOUSE.
HAVING our stock very complete from
II lmportations and otherw Use, We are
prepared 10 offer a la'gc assortment of all
Goods in our line, Whoiesaie or Retail, al the
io1esf Nam York or Boston prices, for cash
or approred credit $50
Among which will be- found, Fine White
Iron Stone, wiiteGIazc, Flown Blue, Flown
Mulberry. Light Blue and Common Wares,
and the Acac's Ware formerly kept by Mr..
A. Siason.
White, Gold Band and Decorated Frencl,
China, IN sets of separate p,rces.
Cut, Plain and Moulded Glass Ware Of
every variety. -Rt EfWv
Tea Trays, single or in sciis India China.
Looking Glasses, Brittania Ware. Casters.
Silver Chandeliers and Lamps. Girondo,cs
Of new and elegant styles Lanterns Of ey.
cry variety; Hall Lanterns Of Cut, PLAIN
and Stained Glass.
Rich decorated Terra Gotta, China and
boicm'an fancy goods, together with a gen.
etai assortment too n numerous for an adyer.
t'srnent. PIERCE &KiNG,
Troy, nay 10. 2Otf .31 Riyer.st