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Dancing and Department, OdeOn Hal
corner A 1-2 street and pennsylvania,

M KILMISTE, from Europe, teacher Of the
lyl. most fashionable and approved dances, upon
principles, imparting To- pupils grace, chse and ele
sarce, in general department. tp''S' 6''''9'o''H
| Private lessons at the residence Of family, pel
n,..iarF aikT E0UE&l b'h tfhlipO'ob.Hi 1Htfi'W
Private lessons Al the Academy, Sla 4oa tAo.' 1'a
a course Of FIVE lessons, including every requisite
instruction for assembly dancing, s5 .,o ,.,a a .
4 Il Dancing, and department at the Academy, pei
fNhd h,,epda g anse tawice, week spa9r l'loH ogwo1G
Sept, l6--r yrg -.r {a ''"
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m BY WIN. MARSHALL, AuctioneeP.I
lNARRIAGES and Harness at Auction.
Sl--On "Wednesday afternoon, 9Th Noyembsr,
at 4 o'clock, shall sell, in font of my store,
large and handsome assortment Of carriages, DC,
VIE To- esttsBfa -ta.. ...I ...., ~. -
4 Large close coaches ,aa..z. "a --,.2. 49,. =.
Square carriages for four and six persons
Il, Rockaways, for two and four persons
Buggies, with leather falling tops 80, .1
Barouches and doctors phmtons
With several sets Of single and double harness.
Also, three secondhand carriages in good order
Also, three good family borses. - .,,..,',,.-
5..b Hi Isd@l + VIM. MARSHALL,
Oct, 26-ds Il 5aa,ss Auctioneer.
BY wm@MARsHALL, Auctioneer. 70
LNURNITURE,p China, Greek cry, and
IL Glass Ware at auction.-On Saturday morn
ing 3Ist instant al 81 O'Clock shah SELL in front
ofmy store, the effects Of family declining house,
keeping, viz: Z uHs33.
aiMahogany sofas, bureaus, sideboards, dining.
card, and centre tables ~ NGH3H
Marble-top washstands and pedestals
n Mahogany paflor, and rocking chairs llT .rM
Cane and wood seat alyddo le1rs aie no 7esfg.rl
Androus, shovel, and tongs al - ,sstsya st,,oy
Looking glasses carpets, lamps. WATERS clocks,
cutlery, &C., DC, ~itha general assortment of kitch-
en- utensils. esE ~, a,5,,f-.
Also, lot Of new China and glass ware, hard
ware, md fancy goods LaE ~ 1 L-.R ~
-a. .,ls'i' aadf"t, fSl,2gi wM. MARSHALL, ,,7p
Oct. g6-ldty "- "a aytHt n ~ Hife III
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MRS. MINOR, on Y, between eth g. 18th
INl streets, has several fine large rooms upoccu-
pied, and would raeccmn,odste yearly or Transient
boarders on reasonable terms. 90 Hh l817stUa7.
Oct Ie--dtlNov aivfra 20 sit9hIts IA "
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CtARPETING, Rugs, Ac.--The subscri-
" bers have now in store a fall assortment Of
New style ingram ,carpeting s.y .llp1,S N
Rich ball and step carpeliog
Rich printed banes i 't,s T-oiafl sHalf r
Extra rich cbene,lleru rugs Eta ala
Large ard small size tnfted rugs sc. f.a
Also, full assortment Of curtain materials OF the
newest and most fashionable styles with sII the ne
cessafy fxtates, bindinss and trimmings, which
will be sold low hy 3 t.l ti,s ,,s
Oct 23---2awow sss p. RI. Ho0E d co.
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BY A. GREEN AuctiOneer. .4r ~
EE'S Sale Of Valuable Hou

Land Lot at Auction.--On Monday, the 23d
Novcrnber next, shall sci by virtue Of two deeds
OF trust one dated the 2gh day Of November 1874,
and recorded III Liber W. b., No. III, folios 60 al
"a and IS, one 81 she land records for Washirgtsn
county; and the other dated 18th day Of July IS45,
andlreeorded in Liber W!B., No lI9, folins 81, 59
53i "a, ands85, one Of the land records or w ashpS-
ton county, in the Districtof Columbia, handsome,
convenient anu nearly new two-story frame house,
situated on the north side of New York venue. be-
tween 2th and 18th streets. being part lot No s. in
square No 2s6. Pho sale will take place at clock,
p. M, on the premises. 4 N,f aib'
Terms liberal, add inaas known on the. day Of
sale. Y Z" @f-2 "s'9 A'H W. i
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GtCoTT's PATENT sAFES.-aw rooe h
- IRON eafes from $50 to $500 for the safs -kesp-
ing of specie, pla,s, books &c, Constantly on hand
and for sale by the agents at manufacurers prices
affp HENRY THOMPSON & SON
p.,.,... -, 20 No. 81 South Gsyr
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dri MoNrEasr, Sept. %, 1896.

| should have written you before this late hour,
but knew all the while that our regular correspon-
dent "H - was keeping you well acquainted with the
STIRRING events Of the past week. and little time had
[, even could have put hands upon writing mnte
rails, to give you an account of the dongs Of the
2d division Of the army. From the time the Mexi-
can lancers commenced thelatiack upon our advance
late on the afternoon Of the 20th Instant up to the
6nal capitlation on tho afternoon Of the 24th, there
was literally no rest TO the soles Of the feet Of any
man in Gen. Wortbs command. The rain on the
nights Of the 20h and 2lst, combined with the con-
slant expectation Of an attack from the enemy were
causes sufficient to drive away sleeps but to these
should be added hunger and that excess of fatigue
which drives off slumber az well as the
that many Of US had wounded comrades demanding
attention.; with this combination of drawbacks you
can easily conceive that one had little time or incli-
nation for writing. f.9y q Ev
Speaking Of wounded comrades reminds me Of
poor hopas, He was one Of, the most daring
spirits in McCulochs company, and had his horse
wounded in the, charge the enemy's lancers made
upon us on the morning Of the 2lst On the FOL.
lowing morning, while storming the battery on the
height overlooking the Bishops Palace, he wss
morally wounded, and after suffering Incredibly
died on the morning Of the o4th, A mnsls, ball
shattered his hip joint, al the same time that The
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014600 0REWARD.-ARichsrd ~ Turner,
p l.OOO late ook-kecper in the Mechsnics'
bank Of Baltimore, absconded on aboutthe night Of
Tuesdsy.tbe Goth inst, since which 1t haahsen dscov-
cred thA through false ssentres, frauds hssebssp COM
Richard rPurncr fsabout 80 ysars OF age, fvsfcct
eight inches in height, Has reddish brown hair;
small artery in the left check always pusatng, which
il easily observed; has q remarkably large foot;
down look, with an inability to meet your eve; is
courteous and bland IN bis smaaners
Tho above reward will be raid by the president
and d,reciors of the Mechanios' Bank Of Baltimore
for hissPprehension and delivery the civil author
tues of this city. BY order: otaU IFs
-, gqs!51 q, ..is JOHN .. MORRIS. President.
Oct 27--4tG 5ygY XXI ,!i.t .ti,,ts 1,s 80 w.
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WAR, WAR, WAR shot, Bullcts.
w and Powder. t6ics issiiH yor ii
have received aiASther supply Of shooting s,eri-
als which can W furnished q the tSsde Or spors-
1000 lbs Or shot, all sixea s9a9lrsYpca tga
oH, $50 W.. 'bulets 1'ddp Ha io yali bspi&miol
$50 lbs. duck shot bird gl,adt
With general assortment Of pereSssEoi caps,
ants, canister pcwder Of the best and finest quail
~ yo., ~ r,D - ST5H9gIHJNo1 a poNoHooo.
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Oct ai--st 90 . EA1aaH TAueuonee,
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will be supplied with goods from the former place
There will be some handsome fortunes made. 'pn9t
Tho steamer Major Brown has reached Mier on
voyage of reconnaissance, and has met with no obsta
Gle in the river. Her destination is to proceed ID the
head of navigation, wherever h~nay be, with view
10 opens route for the transportation Of suppliest
Gen. Wool's army, marching from San Antoniointr
Chihuahuaa!Thc Flag, in relation TO this enterprise
saysr 2i,Irr rH~ syoa @Gi vta 10 7s7h'a Y
. 'An officer was on board to survey the river and
select the extreme navigable point A yankee never
finds the head of Navigation until he finds the head
of a river-so 80 there is no knowing wherethe Brown
will stop. If they only jack her over the falls
which in some places are over one hundred and Atty
feet perpendicular, we may expect TO hear OF her al
Santa Fc, or somewhere in, the peigbborhood."
4 SToREs, MUNITIONS, Erc.4A long train Of wag-
ons over hundred, arrived at Matamoros on III,
9Th instant from the mouth Of the river, under es.
cort oftwo companies Of Indiana volunteers, One
company, a fine looking body of men, and having
the appearance OF being well drilled, preceded
the train, Displaying beautiful banner, The other
company followed in rear Of the train, Alto.
gether II had a very imposing appearance. The
train proceeds on up TO Camargo, from thence to
Monterey. A new escort accompanies il from Mat.
amoros, and the Indanians return to their encamp.
ment below that city, The whole body OF Indiana
troops expect soon TO be moved up and are daily
looking for the order to march. Unless Uncle Sam
intends queshing the proceedings, the Hoosiers
ana suckers VIII bc III NJ tne tnKing OF SnIflllO
They want to be cup and at them" 't4 ..'',.'' 55
For much Of the preceding interesting news, we
have drawn largely on our contemporaries, the
Ma,amoros Flag, and the Galveston News W,
have mass Of fcortespondence, detailing events ur
to the latest arrival from Monterey, amargo, Mat
amoros, etc, much OF which has been anticipated
by what we have already Published. The crowd, 4
state Of our columns for the present, positively IN
terGict their verbatim appearance, sthough they arr
rich with incident as regards the fight at Monterey
and the movements Of troops, along the line thither
from the base Of operations on the Rio Grsnde.
SAN ANrosro,--From letter before us, datec
29h September received from a correspondent
tiIis place, wsgathsr the following information;
General Wool had his headquarters in that city, a
the above datei Colonel Harney had been for SOM
| time encamped at Million de Ia Coneepcioh, with
few compsnes Of the LIST aud 2d Dragons tn
Arkansas mounted gunmen were at San Jose, an
the Washington artillery, at the sources Of the Sal
Pedro, encsmped between the two Illinois regiment
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AAslyAl. o. TaE srEANrh eAL'L'rOs


l400, but about 900 10 thong to be more prob
{ An officer writing a descripn of THE battleIof
Monterey, to "a brother oficerinAatamoros, says
Fh"rhe Texans are a gallant tof boys perfect
dare devils. They will do anytk they are told to
do9 Gen. w otth adnircs thentnd'he il not the
only one. They are as 'dlffcreuonf our dragons
a. night from day. Major Chlier, one Of the
Texan officers, asked to go witJsptain Smith to
storm the first height No. y Gen. Worth, u
want Capt. Smith 10 comnisndet parity A'Therc
shalt be no difficulty about d, hsaysthe gallant
little major, Il will 20 under tpt. Smith, And
this major IL but fair sampf the whole body.
Col. Hays has gained great vtntion among our
officers Walker has won ne w,rela. w p
"Gen. Worth is the hero offs affair; he did The
most Of il, and lost only about killed and wound
ed, while the main body of thcny lost alout 500
The Mexicans, il Is thoughbst about the same
number We got thirty-hye res Of artillery by
the surrender. After examnn, we found that
we hid not begunt the hardest ,the work All are
Satisfied with the conditions ofe truce, which lasts
for sixty days, except, perha some Of the Tex.
ans.n aan aIi'vi % ,s tI.laF.la. sIl
The following officers, wh6me on the Calves
ton, were in the battle of Mercy Lieut. Sack.
EFT, ". g. army; Capt Mich, Louisiana; Lieut.
B, 7. Owen, Baltimore battali Lett. Thomas J
Curd. SaAa tHdH
These officers, with others,ho stopped at Ca
margo, left Monterey on trth inst, at which
time al the Mexican troopsl evacuated the city
according to the terms Of thapitnlatiob, the cif
zens remeHihg and pursu their business al
usual. II is said that Gen pudia was so much
frightened, Iest the Texans Nd kill him, that h
begged Gen. Worth 10 furnhn escort for his sc
curity on his departure, VII was accordingly
done. There were vague rtrs at Monterey tha
Santa Anna asst the hesdsn army end narch
ing TO rhcc, Gen. Taylor Sfn Eah1g5
H. MAranoRos. The Flag "wednesday, the 7th
says, bearer Of despatchesryed in this city o
Monday evening last, en- 70 for Monterey, onl
ten days from Washington The steamer Al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-08-27
CON NEI'S
Pain Extractor,
January II.

For the cure of Burns, Scalds. Bruises,
Cuts, Piles. Salt Rheum, Barriers Itch,
Corns, and general Sores of all kinds
from TWO 10 EIGHT TINES CHEAPER THAN
BEFORE, or nothing if the user is not de-
lighted with il.
A N article that every Family mus, consider in
"A dispcnsabe when they know its power and
value, and which has heretofore been sold too high
TO reach all classes has now hecn reduced in price,
with view that rich and poor, high and low and
in fact every human being may enjoy its comforts;
and all who get it shall have the price returned 10
them if they are not delighted with its use. We
assert, without the possibility of contradiction,
that ALL BuRxs and ScALDs, EVERY ExTEHxAL
SORE, old or fresh, and all external pains aud
aches, no matter where, shall be reduced to COM
fort by il in five Misunderstanding life, limb, or
scar. No bum can he fatal if this is applied, un.
less the vitals are destroyed by the accident. II
is truly magical, to appearance, in it's effects. En-.
quirc for Connels Magical Pain Extractor Salve,
at ComstOck & Co.'s, 81 Cortlandt Street, New
York. Price 25 cents, or four times az much 70!
so cents, snd near ten times as much for a Dollar
4 certain quantity is given every day to the
poor in New York, and there Is not boy ioui
years old in the city, but can tell all about this
wonderful extractor of all pain.
Sold, wholesale, by ComstoCk & Co., 81 Cort-
Iandt street, New York; and Ivy ID. Heartt Hills.
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, aud ]. & r.
Sloan, Greensborough.
February IL. CO.
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rIion Hotel HiIlsbOrough.

NshL EGAszwah~Fs, AariGz FllrrAaana - lHa1a
u Hserl Hi3sherassA. NC. haNs shcssagss
Hes-iss2 ne Ha1.ss 49, Esisa = y. Era salss
nr9 fsaEnsiazs.
Try haEe las Fassslrs a nEaaunriRg ~ -
Pgslie. tAst 49, hEEe slooeeAc1 Ia sEnuFslg ths
seEpsars u NR a. MIS-. l. q. WREN. 40 So
pssiI.ssaa - astas,iss-nras. wha ffsa fagiF e.
Fesirnre sn3 aaaiEg - 1uGa2ars 10 k9laez. can-
- f-ii - Pl~p@ he Casslslg eaSzlzlniiy.
The RF0EFarAass A1Kr sPArr1 - rxprmse Ia e.
tias @ - Hln@ u . neli sn1 cosfNtaals siyl-s
an tAey Pse1s g themselves 10 she l1~se1ng Ps.a-
s. thaf l..s kOlss NJ Aeeaasansiy suY42iri EitA
sd cisan heAs. weai-sPsaal tsaie. Esi,hsnl anl
oa-iyins servants. AMI goel 0ssleHs. zna thst ere
ry etfeFa shan - Elade u FeR1cE 81 naase Who
nay favor shsm xiih > eal esufgtsise.
Regular Balnacrs. Lawyrgs. grFaTs. 6r. VI
kad a ikis h1ls~ = snzst ana eculistatAe hone.
II u sstuaied canxrnienl - hlsinrsS. AM a TIA
sams tine EsElasal Eeza lie hlssle and e0nfaSals
u The cDuH yaEl
give a thsre faassiirs eaa b ancamIn0-
dated wifh hasaa &c TIE Sgmmrr.
LONG. Weld. 1 CO. PrsTsis:orS
May is. IS
EP Ralei.h Rs.sarr. StsnlsEa. AM Star,
NewhcEnian. North slsts whig. Milton chFaai-
&C, GEeenshN0sagh Pa,riO;. salisbury Waiehnsan,
Fayetteville Gb~EEer. Wilmington t'hEonie,s. and
DanSiile RsparssE. vii publish Oase xeek t.
four weeks. and fsEssse accounts 10 dis oshne.
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Ehsh Fsrt, frsn PrunlBE 70 Rallin0rt.
-FOUR DOLLARS ONLY,

TRAYTII.ERs suing nosth are sdsisrd De
n thr New, Qnirk aBl sfArnaid steamer
MOUNT VERNON. Carr. q. Vi. 6vSsEII.
now runs from Aoguia cErrk 70 Balimosr every
MONDAY aaz tat RSnAf. in nounrxioR with
Inc Rirhmond and PsicnauEs, and lslShmond snd
Fra1sTicksluFs Rail Rosas.
TIE MOUNT VERNON leavcs Anguil
cEosk iulnnaizif.y 81 he anisal a the Can. and
PsssREers l,y this Line Eeach HailimhHe Il the
same Eaios. and saaae hours earlirF than hos b.
the lanes River snd Bay h0ais. They also aye.d
Ihe dangers AZ ses-sicknes and the unosrtaialiss
wide and rough Postion a flae Bay hetwcen Old
Point COmfoEt and the mouth of Potomac, and
make The trip hctwern Arguia creek and BALM
more in = RSsr as3 spssHafd SlnaHkoGf. unzlEpas-
sd in strength. SPEED. beauty Or eOmioai, by any
Boat sOulh q Phila5eiplia.
EF fOr further particulars. or through Tirk'
els. apply Il The 0ifoe Of the Richmond ard Pc
tersiurg Rail Road Company. 10 the
TICKET AGENT.
July 9Th. -
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WoR IT'S! wCRMs!!

Il OLMSTOCk'S VERMIFUGE for the GER
nm tain destruction of Worms. This much CO.
LIBERATED article is now for sa in dis place by d.
Heart. The numerous lives that have been saw
cd by this article, is sufficient guarantee that
every mother should keep il in her house. The
public have been grossly deceived of late ly GER
tain other preparations got w in imitation Of this.
They must consider it great blessing that they
have now within their reach the only genuine
preparation which is certain to destroy any guam
tity Of worms child may have. 1t is useless to
accompany this with any certificate the article is
we'll known without.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cort-
land street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & r.
Sloan, Grcensborough.
April 2. 10
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TIE HILLsE0RCUaH RECORDER,
Is FURNISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT,

Tcrrnss-Threc Dollars year, or Two Del
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
Of i've subscribers, who make the payments strict
~ in advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
a year each.
No paper will he discontinued until all aucara'
ses are paid, unless at the option of the publisher
Hereafter no paper win he sent TO new sui
Scrber cut Of this state unless payment is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor and in no case will tho
paper he sent to subscriber out of the state for
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five crnts fer
each Subsequent Insertion; longer ones in lTo-
portion. Court advertisements twenty five pf'
cent. higher. A deduction NJ onn-'tirs vis ~
made to advertisers ~ ,sc ,ear.
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DIR. PETERS
VEGETABLE PILLS,

II nh, which Haes all things." has thorough
- ly established the iuesiinlable value Of these
Pills a. e&ihaFic, ambitious and detergent me
dleiRe. II j. now twelve YEARS since Dr. Pa
TIERS gave thesn 20 ;he world. sud their TGputa-
ton, founded On his long experience, still cc'iin-
ges TO increase. The annual sales, which. dnI-
Ing the fret year, amounted 10 one hnndIed thou
sand boxes. have, during the past year, exceeded
ten times that amount; and the market for them
once confined 10 a few states, now comprises not
only he entire Inion, hut Canada. New Brnns-
wick, Nova Scniia. and the West In'ies. Thcy
may truly he temed the great hOtsshod Heai-
rsge of he South and Wat. No other Pills have
ever been 50 widely sstroRizel in those regions
They are purely vegetable in their nature, and 30
mild aud gentle in theiT operations that they may.
be xisen with perfect .afcty even 10 an infant
There is not particle Of any irritating or drastic
substance IN their composition, vet they act upon
the seere;ions with uneqHlled certainty and d.
rscfnes; thus purifying the constituents Of tho
bocSi, and enabling nature 20 throw into the els
eulat;on a perfectly healthy fluid. Among the
mu!ftude Of di-esses 10 the cnre Of which DR.. Pc
teTs's Vegetable Pills are adapted. may be men,
tioned-hahiiuel Costiyeness, Bilious Fever, ~
que snd Fever, Jaundice. ChOlic, Dyspepsia,
Worms Female Irregularities. Heartburn, Dys-
entery, Disrhea, TopOr Of the Bowels Piles.
Flatulence. Lo-s Of Appetite. Fured Tongue.
Nau-ea Rheumatism. Asthma. Dropsy, Boils. and
al diseases Of the Skin, caused BY impury Of the
blood: together with every species Of complaint
affecting the stomach or bowels.
For sale al this Office.
Februay4. 10
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Hays Liniment,
FOR THE PILES

oh iIE tiJl3ENs
FT'IIIs preparation, which has been counterfeit
IL ed by number of Druggists, owing to its
wonderful power over the Piles, is now for sale rs,
ID. Heart Of this place. Persons have been en-
tirely cured Ivy the use Of only half bottle The
hardest cases are not proof against its power. II
is well known, that almost every individual is
troubled more or less with this distressing COM
plaint for the cure of which, they would give any
amount of money. The genuine Hays Linimcnt
gives no pain in the application, not the least.
The counterfeit preparations give great pain, which
il almost insulierable. Purchasers should there
fore see that Comstock & Co.'S name is on each
bottle before buying-nonc other genuine.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock 81 Co., 81 cort-
lsndt street, New York; and BY d. Heart, Hills
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & Il
Sloan, Greenshorough.
February IL. &c
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THE subscriber respectfully informs the citi-
zcns of HIIsboroueh and the county at large,
that he is now prepared to execute all work in
his line of business, such as Carriages. Barouch-
es, Buggies, Sulkeys, and CarryaIis; NIL Of which
shall be made of good thinkers and good materials,
and for finish and durability, will compare with
any made in the state. The price. to suit the
times.
Having in my employ first rate Smith, am
prepared to have executed all Iron Work in the
above line in worknan-like style. Persons wish
ing Iron Work done, would do well to give me
call. Repairing and Painting faithfully executed
on reasonable terms.
HENRY GORMAN. .
September .. 92--6m
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Lin's Balm Of China,
FoE BRUISES, Sores, Biies, Cuts, Old Sores,

F0E Bruises, Sores, BiEes, GUS, Old Sores,
and Piles.
A VERY valuable preparation under.thls name,
"a is to be had of ID. Heart, in this place. Its
Ingredients are so well adapted to the healing of
Cuts, Old Sores, &c. that its effect is immediate
Ono nights application will suffice for the cure
and relief of almost any kind Of pain. The pub
lie can well appreciate this article, they get the
worth Of their money ten times over. ..#
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cert
landi street, Ecw York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, Dr. James Young, Oxford, and J. & r.
Sloan, Grccnsborough.
February H.. CD
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REV. DR.. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Pink Syrup, 49,.

For Coughs, Colds, Hefutnzc, Sme 7hyoot
Pain IN hts Breast, Difficulty Of Breotling,.
Heart Burn. and srry complaint
chieh causes Consumption.
HIS remedy, gwen to the public under the
sanction Of one of the first di,ines of The age.
and man Of responsibility, is considered I,y the
Faculty Of New York as the best medicine Of die
kind offered for sale. 1t is sure remedy against
Consumption, if taken in time. BE sure and OBJ
tain the gcnunine.
Sold, wholesale, BY Comstock & e., 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, Or. James Young, Oxford, and ]. 4 X.
Sloan, Grcensborough.
February 1. eS-