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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
SHERIFFS SALE

G1EHIFF y GALE
The Stute Of Ohio, Carroll county, %.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Davis Vail
US. Ia Chancery.
Wi(iiam Wisr
B, virtue Of an Alias PIUrus order Of
sale issued from The court OF common
pleas, for said cnualy Of Carroll, end 10
me directed, | will offer TOR sale al the
door OF The court house in CarroIlron on
Monday the 4th day Of August otxi, be-
tween the hours Of 10 O'clock 4 NJ sud
4 O'clock, ? N on said day, The follow
ine described real eslste, viz: the east
half OF the north wrist qurrerof Seerirn
49, township l6, range 6 excepting I9l
acres cold of The south end pf said hall
quarter 70 Robert Mitchell and William
Crimes. 1sken in execution and will
be sold BY d. WATT. Sheriff.
June q, Is45 - Pr. lee 81
ALSO.
At the Same lime and place, by vir,os
Of Two several wits Of f la ct lev ia is
sued out Of the court OF common pleas
for Carroll county, and 10 me directed
| will offrr for sale Inc following real es-
tate. VIZ eight acres, more or less sold
BY Silss Mera to Alien CLARK, being par
Of The west half Of The north west quar-
ter Of section 90 township ID. range q
also, two ceres sold hy said MleTs 10 said
Clark in the same quarter, section and
range, situate 10 the bottom north Of the
| Augusta and Norristown road, adjoining
the town OF Norrislown Taken 10 eX
eculion and will be sold by
D. WATT. Sheriff.
! June &7, 1882 fee 81 So
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
. $ f1NAra ls45. = M'muLAN
Ar UyIalOlLBSALlas
EeMMer & M,MillaM,

found the following articles, VIZ:
225 bags RIO coffee (Prme Green1 /
10 " Pepper and Spice
80 chests and half chests Y n. Teas
10 " Imperial aad Gunpowder tea
50 Cades Y H. and :"
100 bbIs. N. o. MOlasseS
80 hhds N o. sugar
Is boxes Losf and Lump Sugar
1000 lbs SalsratuS
1000 lbs Cassia
1000 lbs. Gloves
80 ground pepper, spice & cinnamon,
so It's Nutmegs
10 Tierces rice
rs toxes NJ. R. rsisins
100 drums Figs
30 boxes Prunes
1000 lbs raPpee Scotch Macaboy snuff
75 boxes Virginia tobacco, consisting
of IL, IS, Sc, ard Ia lump
100 kegs Gedge g. Brothers, 6 rTist to.
bacco warranted not TO mould
$50 dozen smoking & chewing tobacco
so =" weight ID. to the paper
I0Oe lbs. bar lead
so bags shot
80 bbIs, ,6Iherts. Madeira & Brazil nuts
10 AtmondS
25 bushel pea nuts
20 bills. tanners oil
35 tar
rs boxes No herring
IS No. Q
10 scaled
SO quinlaFs cod fish
20 boxes Hull e. Sons soap
400 lbs Indigo, superior articIe)
20 bbls. madder
40 lbs. refined camphoF
! 5 bbls. copFeras
! 5 =" alum
I case borax
bbl. sui phur
" roll birthstone
turpenline
| 5 rosn
4 2 epson saltS
blue vitrol
cream tartar
saItpetre
case lamp black
10 quarter casks Port wine
70 Malaga wine
5 Lisbon
10 hhds red and white
RI so dozen brooms
100 4" bINcking.
CRoCKERY BY THE CRATE ALSO.
90 nales 4 4 brown sheeung
\ 95 " bsttjng
1 a " Wndding
: 900 pieces prints (new styIe>
}, 80 sallBets and broad cloths
, 100 summer stufs
1000 Ibs. Pittsburgh cotton yarn
100 pieces bleached shirtings
80 " ticking
: A large sssor' ment Of notions such a
$ buttons, threads. moulds, tapes, PIN
comhs, hooks and eyes, &c, &c. sc. 'c
J. gether with every article usually kei
. in dry goods houses. Constant addition
., will be made to he above, during the Sc
Is son of navigation. We earnestly invi
oil engaged in the trade TO give US a ca
a Our assortment Of goods is now ber'
'e than any other house 10 this place. "
II have taken great pains in selecting Il
,e goods we now Offer Tor sale, and addn
freight, We shall sell goods as low as al
u house west of the sea. board. We "
l. take in exchange for goods al cash p
III ces. the following articles, viz: butte
I'd lard, eggs, tailow, beeswax white bear
ID clover, timothy and Aaxseed flour al
Is wheat. PJr'icuIar attention paid TO 0
ID dars FENNER d M'MlLLAN
Massillon, Nav l7th, 1915.
P. s Wrapping and writing paper
ven in exchange for rags.
- Any article we sell, and it differs fro
sample, will be taken back and lhe INC
b. ey refunded n all cases 37-4t.
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The State Of Ohio, Carroll county SO,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Joseph Shaw |

% =
James Milrr, John Miller, Enos 2
Shannon. and DruZlIa his vile, of :
said county Of Carroll, Onio, and :
NalhsnIsI KnolDs, and Mary his
wife, OF Stark county, Ohio.
Said defendants vii take notice that
petition was filed against them on The
10Th day of April, A. D. IS45, in the Of
fee Of the clerk Of The court ol common
pleas, in said county. and is now pend
ing, wherein Joseph Shaw demands par
lition Of The following real estate, stu
ate in the county of Carroll, Ohio, des
cribed as follows, 10 wit: the north west
quarter OF section thirty 1907 AMI the
north east quarter Of section lhirly~six
(36) in township sixteen (l6) and range
seven (7) Of the lands sold al Steuben'
vile, Ohio. except so much OF said quar-
ter section as is laid off iu town lots il
The town OF DowninevIIe in said coun
~, and the lot on which the Blptis
church is erected. near said tswu o
D wuiugville; and that ct the next tern
OF said court application will be mad
by the said petitioner Tor an order 70
partition OF said premises
ER ECKLEY,
Attorney Tor Petitioner.
June 81, la45 - 81 81.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04

A lslge stock Of COFFEE and other
groceries, just received aud for sale as
low, il not little lower. than can be
bought elsewhere in this place
VIM M SINCLAIR,
Nov, 9Th 1874.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
SHEKiFFS SALE.

By virtd D OF writ Of vendi exponas
7h,1d out OF The court OF CON mon pleas
,r CARROLL County, and TO me directed,
| will offer for sale al The door Of the
court house in CarToItloD, on Monday
the 4'h day Of August, te45, between
the hours Of 10 O'Clock. A N. and o.,
clock, ?, N. the following desctIbed real
estate, viz the west hall ol the Soulh
east quarter of section 80, township ~
OF range 4, CT the lands sold at Steuben'
vile, Ohio, Token in execution and will
be sold by D. WATT, Sheriff.
June 81, 1882. fee 81 So
The State of Ohio, Carroll county. 50.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The Stark county MuruaI insvtaoce
Company
William d. Jenklns, William Rey
nolds, James B Mcfarland Edward -,
Lukens, William Evens, Ferdinand
HsiskIl. Francis Hoskins, Colsun s
HeiskIl, Henry B Heberton, Rob ;
elE Pondexlsr, Matthias B Rhey. 3
James P Hanna, Vsn Brown, Eliza | =
@beth Brown, and Horslio Hunt.
James W. McI1sughlin, and James
Beatty, fund Commissioners of sale
county, }
The defendants, hon resideutsOf a.
county, are hereby notified that ATM
Stark Comfy Mutual insurance Compa
nv" has filed 1iA ia chaucery, agains
ghem IN said court, repre- seniing that OF
me 2Isl day day Of MAY, 1898, said Jen
kins insured in said company his build
ing and goods, situated on IoI % in Car
rolltOn for six years, and gave his pre-
mum note for four hundred dollars, tia
various assessments have been made a
Eanst him BY the directors Of said com
pauy, which are unpaid. amouHsing a
the present time. including interest an
penalty to $Il5 IA, and are q lien upo1
SAID lot. and represented IN SAID bill 10 b
prior TO The lien Of either Of she defer
dants. and praying that said IOs may b
sold lopay such assessments.
The de leuHants will appear and Paen'
answer or demur TO said bin within si'
Nv Gays from the next term Of the roar
or The same will Ire taken as confessed
and decree rendered IN accordsnce vii
ahe prayer thereof. H GRlSWOLD
Solicitor for comPlOiaan
June 81, 1916 81 ct
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04

A good assortment OF AlpOcGS and
MerinOes, just received and for sale by
WIN. NJ. SINCLAIR.
Nov. Sth 1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
Leather.

Red Sole Leather IL g. 20 cts. per ID.
Best White Spanish, at % "
Harness, Upper, and CGlfskiIs, on hand
nd for sale oheap, by
|. ATKINSON T. co.
October 4. 1874
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
SHERIFF'S SALE


Bv virtue Of two several wriIs Of ali.
as vendi exronas, issued out of the court
OF common pleas, for Carroll county, and
TO me directed. will offer for sale at The
door of the court house IN CsrroIton,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A. M.
and 4 O'Clock, P. N Oh Monday Ihe 4lh
lay Of August next, the following real
pslate, viz: the north east quarter OF sec
IL n "a, township IL, and range 4, ex'
ceping 81 acres sold 10 Jacob Hawk
Taken 10 execution and will be sold by
D. WATT, Sheriff.
June 81, l845- Pr lee 81 so.
ALSO.
At the same time and place, by virtue
Of several wrlts Of A. PA vendi expo
mas. issued out OF the court of common
pleas. for Carroll county, and TO me di
rected, | will offer for sale the following
real estate, viz: the undivided half in
ierest 10 and 10 the east half Of lot No
55; nlso, The west half OF said lot No
So IN The original plot OF Ceulrevi'le
(now CarroItOnD also, No. so and q
feet of the east side OF lol No, 46 in th'
town OF CentreviIle, (now CarroIIton
Taken in execution and vii be sold by
D. WATT. Sheriff.
June 81, 1882. fee 81 so.
ALSO.
Al the same time ard place, by virtu
Of P. A. ven ex issued out Of the c0ur
OF common pleas, for Carroll county, an
to me directed, will offer for sale tn
following real estate viz: Lot No. 2 i
Jeremiah Mason's addition 10 The low
OF Pskin. Taken in execution and wi
! he soId by d WATT. Sheriff.
June 81, l845-Pr foe 81 so.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
GOLDEN BOOT,

A few doors west Of Legge,'s Hotefs
where he will be found al all reasons
able hours, ready and pleased TO wait
upon his customers and The public.
He will take in exchange for articles
in his line Of business all kind Of mer-
shantable produce Wheat, corn, osls,
fax-seed, bacon, beans, butter, eggs,
wool, fax, linnen fax and tow. yarn,
and every other variety Of country pros
duce.
CarroIltoD, May I6, 1916.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
BOOTS e. SHOES,

Ladies. Gentlemen
Misses, and Boys
car all be accom-
modaIed with tbe
q nSi F5E0-i : ish
elt ,Huu cheap,
esI Boot, Shoes,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04

Is dozen new sDvle Comforts and era
watts from I2A to 62i cents, received and
or sale by X JACkSON'
Nov slh, lS44,
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OOp A NJ d $ n D q
ESTABLISHMENT.
JOHN S. RUKENBR0D,

VNAKES pleasure. IN this way TO iu-
torn his friends and Ihe public
in general, that he has invested su(A
ficIent mount Of capital 10 lay IN stock
OF the most durable end substantial
kind, and Of The finest texture. whereby
he is enabled to compete with any ss
tabIishment of the kind inIhIs commu-
nny; and the public are assured that
they can be accommodated, considering
the quality, on better terms than at a0y
oIher place, with every variety OF
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04

Slippers Pamrs &c. &" ofevcrv style
and iasnron, d 10 s,r .tty v.folv
and taste. HIS ] prDyymsn s'e The
best oil ." loo", ~ - will employ
none oihtt- a.d aa. - able 10 pue
up their "orL in sye and fashion as
well as do blnY. ihpse who wanr
any article 10 this line of business will
find it to their interest and comfort To
give him a call, when and where they
can be accommodated in the mos spIen-
did style and al the shortest notice.
Call and see, and be has no fear oil the
result.
His establishment is on Main street.
at the sign OF the
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04
Was Ter Commissioners Sale
The State Of Ohio. Carroll county %.
Robert Craven, !
% Ia ChancerV.
William Wier

BY virtue of en- alias order Of saie is>
sued from the coa!l OF common peos fnr
said cOunty Of Csrroli,in hr case above.
shall expose 10 SAFE a. jbe door ol the
court house 10 ssid coUHtS, on Saturday
fhe t2ih day Of July, IN45 be,weeu me
h urs Of 10 o'clock, A, N and 4 u'cIos,k.
P NJ the following described real er'age
situate ius id county, 10 vii ,he east
heli of he north west quarter Of s=ciion
pdmber I3, township l6, range g. 70 the
S'eubeovr II dIalricl p excepting 49, ceres
n hp soul h fnd OF SAID hali quarter.
darded 10 Rob u Mitchell end william
Gnmes. ROBERT mcCLANE,
Master Commissioner 10 ChsnceFy.
June 6 ls45-34 g..
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1845-07-04

Tacet,oa qser Ap'Ti Term, A. d, i845,
George Harsh, surviving Execurorl :
ol George Hartman, deceased, Q,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01
From the Nashville Banner.

QUIBBI.ING.-lfhaply an Abolition
list is found voting for Wing measure
or member of the old Federal party
should prefer the governmental policy adj
vocated by the Wings to that supported
BY their opponents, the mad-dog cry is at
once taken up. and our whole party arc
branded rs Aboli,ionists and Fedsralists.
This is all proper and right--iull Of rea-
son and sound sense! But let us retort,
sfter the same fashion. and show that the
rankcst sort Of Abeli,ionis,s James g.
Birney, for example-to whom many DC.
Ilievc James X. Polk owes his elecuon)
| and the mos, violent sort Of Federalists--
| Henry Hubbard, Cor instance, who acted
so prominent part in the nomination Of
Mr.. Polk belong to, and support the mea'
sures of the Democratic party-and 1t IS
at once, considered +" intolerable and mo-
| to be endured" that we should hold ar
entire party responsible for the opinion:
Of few Of its prominent members. Tn
case is now changed=-" it is our bull tina
gored your o." (!
Mr.. Ciay voted for the Bankrupt Law
and by the constant use OF this argument
| he lost many votes in Tennessee. il
some parts Of the State il was more" harp
ed upon" and with more effect, than an.
other question; and, following up the us
that was made Of it in the last contest tn
Union now charges that it is a measuf
"reple,e with federalism" and otherwis
Objectionable. But when we endeavou
| 10 show that The rule should work bot
WAYS, and that HE friend Robert ]. WaA
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

Atths neesiag q ~ ousase r.eAg,sy. hsid
4 DsnsiIle las, ~e<l. DE lsag .sita,ea sssssioa
n he removal = IL cslawell Ia.siiuse. ca e.
toar.s q ths Eial elects uhirh 4 was fesrsi the
.nhsalshiaess q ia present IoSafion wsuh lave
ueoa i. Wa talsa ~ g e0nsiserslioa. hNa
asiaed sh.a de Insifuiioa shsua BE- removed
iarhNiih. and That he aet sessioa shy0n he
sgsnea Al IL nsw loca;iea. fanes5riIe. olfosd
ssI Hllabss0agh sR m.uiionnd . tas Plaees
I'm Which = selection erin probably be male.
re Trustees q he Insiiluas Nh me.i a IAN
ssyvils On Thursday IL issh e Nay. for he
pIPss q rsoeisins Proportions h0n The differ
q, communities which desils ia location among
dan, AMI 10 Iaake srseomm-ndation 70 The Pres-
b;teg.
Tn, Prsagt.9.~ih nee, :, ne Cos Roads.
in Orange. on Wednesday the iiih q Juhs. sss
ths purpose q n ,kins final derision On the sub
je.L The next &C sian Of the institute, il Is CT.
peesei, viii sO,nm-nes in July.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01
TIE CANVASS IN TENNESSEE.

TIE CANVASS IN TENNESSEE.
The Hon. =. II. Foster and tho Hon. A. '.
Brown the Wing and Democratic candidates tor
Governor Of Tennessee, have agreed to traverse
The state together, and have published list Of
appointments in s;,,y-Ons counties. extending
through the months Of April, May, June and July
They are now actively engaged in the Western
District. so far the canvass Is going on with
cheering prospect. for the Wings. The Nashville
banner Of tho :lst c,atains the following extracts
from letter:
"E am rcioiccd to inform sou that the
health Of Col. Foster continues most ex'
collent. and, strange to say, considering the
fatigue he has to undergo, il seems to I'M
prove. His prospects so Tar are most Tat.
,cring, and our friends every where that |
have been, assure me that he will not
only get better vote than Mr.. CLAY, but
that he will. beyond all doubt. get . better
one than Gov. Jones did. I have heard
him speak two or three tires, md al
ways look upon his las, effort as his best
and do not mistake, when say that, Al
each time, he made an impression that vii
be fel, a, the Ballot.hox in August next
lie never fails to get the better OF his CON
peti,or, at any and every game that h,
attempts 10 play. In Short DC o. edo'
'hec., Cor al is eale." 9.-.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

larnRTANr DECISION. case was de-
cided in the Court Of Comm"n Pleas Of
Phiiad lphia, on Saturday last, before
Judges King. J"ncs, and Parsons, whirh
is If considerable importance to an asri-
cultural community. The suit was ias,i-
m,ed tn prev Mt defendan, from commit.
Ting waste by remnving the manure from
the premise. of the plaintiff, Of which pre-.
mises the defrntian, was the tenant, and
f'om which he was about TO remove, his
tenancy having expired. Judge Parsons
delivered the opinion Of the Court. ant! de-
cidetl that the tenant could not 'emose ma
nure from the lard. where the place is rent
ed for the purposes If agricul,ure-,ha'
is a part Of the fre.hcl', and the a,'emp
TO remove il On tic part Of the tenant il
wa &c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

There is exhibiting in New Orleans, the
Tennessee Dwarf L. e. Lowry. This ex-
,raordinasy being, although twenty years
of age. measures only two feet eight inah.
es in height. and weighs bu, forty pounds.
His head is Of the natural size for one at
his age, with manly and intelligent ex-
preston Of countenance. he construction
Of his joints are most singular, admitting
of flexibilily of limb truly astonishing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01
Spring & Summer Goods
CHEAP r ORCASH!


A RE now receiving their stock Of Spring and
n Summer Goods from the Northern markets.
They have made extensive purchases, and have
selected their Goods with care; they have no doubt
therefore, that they will be able to please. They
have for Ladies' Dresses, Balzorines, Lawns, De
Lanes. &C.. of new and very rich patterns, and
handsome French and American Prints: ter Gsn-
,lcmen. variety Of Staple and Fancy Goods.
They have just received Rio and Lagulra COT
fec. Porto Rico and New Orleans Brown sugars
and Woolsey's Patent Loaf Crushed, tnd Pow'
dcred Sugars,
A lot Of School Books on hand, cheap for cash.
They respectfully invite their customers snd
friends to give them call.
April l6. -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01
THE SEVENTH DISTRICT.

Th.se SENS n he some difference Of opinion
among The Wings IS 70 the proper policy 70 be
pu:-uea in rel ltioa % the Congressional election
il Iii. Disric.. Our yOun; friend SAaa, whose
,i,O,ous hlows cans % near drnolishin- the De-
raocs,ie majority in the Di.sc, a, The 81 else-
ion. foup pasaia considerations, tdesmed sutii-
eisn, h his fsisls ioexease him. declines being
aeandiAss.. We believe he Is the first choice Of
N. District; and ihsi h. eOnscn, 10 be eaadi-
aas would have been hailei as the signal Of q go-
rioas triumph. no,withsandiny the GerynandaI.
ing ef ths Legislature q a. But as This cannot
be, ,s Whom should We ,ani Orange. under the
eireumaanees. doss sot seel disposed 10 present
another q Der sOns; AMI our people have 700 10
ue acquaintance ~i,h ths other portions ofthe Dis
,te, 70 selecs from she many that might there be
found able % meet shs eh1mPioa q Democracy.
IA i, the pleasure Of our friends In the lower end
Of The District . make any move In the Premisss'
The LeeOs having esniered upon their lac Rep
sssensa.ve as shcir candidate ,icy have ls % the
whig. n,s even choice Of evils, By permitting
Ilem 10 choose am,ng two OF more Democratic
one in whose integrity and ability they could Plies
mare confidence than they can In Gen. hani'l
In this dilemma, sh,ll we ground our arms and
make M ash,l What say the Wings OF M
.,hcr counties q the District
In the last Halifax Republican. q correspondent
proposes the name Of Dr. Rssrnr c. b'sp, Q
Halifax, Is suitable person to represent tee D''
TIC, in Congress. OF this gentlcn'n W can 'a!
n,,hin: Of ou, own knowledge; but Inc editor
the Republican endorses the recommendation
hi. correspondent, and speaks Of DR.. Bond as
man inferior 70 none in point Of talent, and
possessing - n,me without spsi or blemiSh.
srraLrxe II. Ger, eco, Of Halifax, has been 'pc
hen Of IS possessing great popularity an'ong u
Wings Of HllkAx, and il We may judge from N
Iaany excellent qualities that VIC have heard
tabu,ed to him, he has only to be known 10 mai
him popular throughout the whole District.
our friends in the other eoa1.ies think adNis
tle TO run candidate, let them bring out az
sound Wing, and VIC think we can promise III
tae Wings Of Orange viii do their duty,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

The very able goyernmeni Of The wife
Il the sheriff saved the County jail dur.
ing tie FIRE. Sheriff rroyillo Was absent,
conveying a prisoner to The House oi Re-
fuge in Philadslphis; the Deputy was ale
so absen on business. and when the fire
got up inio that neigt,borhood, Mrs. Tro.
WHO had the shIe burden on her own
shoulders. Atihe very height Of sie d~n-
ger she called MI The prisoners who we're
no, in the cells 10 the srar. and'by name
lie. I'll the vagran,s out. That done, she
IA sh.ss. o.. --.--i- ----. -sss up ss .siss
top. and this only saved il, as the roo
wss on ERE several times. Tie follow.
worked hike horses, aud ne they merilee
50 we presume they received discharge
Had The Jail caugh, We have no doub
some Of the prisoners wculdhaye burned
aud very probably the Court House 10"
=, all events il would have been greatly in
jured. s3oo. 900 would havrbeen u lrg'
| b II for the county a, this lime. Far.
ing all this praise is due tie lady Of ,h
Sheriff.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01
Balm of Columbia,
FOR THE HAIR. as

DALpSESS cured, certainly and cfectually.
- The reputation Of an article IS established.
no, by. extensive 2;vertising and putting, but by
il known virtue ard intrinsic value. The course
Of the PROJECTORS Of the Balm Of Columbia"
has been in accordance with the above fact They
have endeavosed 70 give to the Public an article
with which the user would he pleased and satisf-
cd. n is well known to those who use this pre-
parason, .ha. i. keeps the hair from filling cut,
restores it on bald places in a wonderful degree;
making he hair perfectly soft and glossy ; and,
what Is Of equal interest, keeps i entirely free
from dandruif; in fact, continued use Of it pre-
| vents entirely an accumulation Of dandrun. las
l old established remedy for oaidness Is now 'of
sale in this place by d. Heart, Of whom the &C.
mime only can be had. And by Dr. James
Young, O1ford, and J. & 4. Sloan, Greensbo.
rough. Sold, wholesale, BY COmstssk i Co, q
: Cortlandt street, y. J.
April 9. "'* IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-05-01

FIXES IN THE Woops.--We regret to
hear that large quantity Of Turpen,lne,
Timber, &c. have been destroyed by ilrc
in SIMPSON County during the late dis
,rcssins drought. One individual. MIR.
George Mckay. los, 800 bbls, OF Turpen-
tine. Ano,hcrs 100 bbls. and quantity
ofrimber. Fences, also, were destroyed.
Indeed, the woods have been SO dry, thai
= spark would SET them on fire. and scarce
iy any effort was sufficient to sabduc the
destroying eicmeu, after it once got unde'
way. Fayetteville Obs.