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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
ALBANY, Nov. 7, 1916
ALBANr, NOV. Y 1876.
The Standardization aud the late Elections and the Mem
York Herald Curious DiscIosur,s

q
The Standardization aud the late Elections and The Ne,
York Herald Curious DISCLOSURES
correspondent Of yours at Washington, played the
very deuce with the administration people in the federal
city in classifying the anti Wright in the Cabinet;
that u.s. If we to Judge from the effects upon certain
members Of 1t named opposed to Gov Wright and the
correspondence elected to this State The on dit is that
when the President the article Of pluto he con.
vened an ertr'endry Cabinet" and took the accused
members to task for having afforded any ground Of
Poion He csschised Mr.. Walker, IL is said very close
and the worthy Secretary in great trepdation de-
nounced the accusation libel; said he would have
os 'ehie to reply to and deny the charge, (which
rss zone and that he would write 10 the Governor
!ortn~th himself (which also done) lie did write
70 10y wright with warm profe ssions OF to him
snu posuveiy asserted that the Governor has re-.
csvsd 'na sneeuonate letter His reply il is said s ad
soe IL Is also said that certain Of our Government
we're by the Secretary 10 do THAR Sutv
T a precious proteststions too late The
lection at Washington had moi small nsSs,c - o
thy and division Of the party here the hs
''''""'"' uio d"osuo"' Yours, truly
LITTLE TRIMMER
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LIVERPOOL CLAssITIcArIoN.
New York Cattle Market.

Nov 9-At market, lo4o Beef Cattle, (about 200 South
ern) 80 Cows and Calves; 5000 Sheep and Lambs
Beef Catle-Business during the week has been unu.
suay dull and notwithstanding the offerings have been
less numerous than usual think fully 200 head will
remain unsold Prices, though yet very low, show q
small advance those quoted in last report
60 So so will all transactions assured.
40 head taken for export to Bermuda.
Cows and Calves in better request and the
ke was better supplied than last week. but the average
OF prices is shade lower. We revise quotations
eordingy and quote the market at from SIT s26 90 to
S35 90. All sold.
Sheep and Lambs-The former selling at from 81
50 so to SO So and the latter at so ST. so to So
at which prices all but 800 [left overl were sold.
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PH,LAprIrH,A. Nov. o. ls4,

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. ., 1916.
The trial of the mutneers Of the Cactus for the
der of the second mate is rapidly drawing to close
The evidence concluded Saturday and this morn
ing Murray Rush. Esq, summed up tho evidence the
part OF the prosecution. He will be followed by Benja
min Rush. Esq., for the defence and the argument that
side concluded by David Paul Brown, ESQ., from whom
brilliant effort is expected. The u s. District Attorney
Thos NJ Petit ESQ., will close the argument of the
The Western mail brings the result of the election in
Iowa by which appears that the next Legislature will
contain wing majority Joint ballot, and secures the
election Of two u. s. Senators.
The wind has at last changed the tenor of its
northeast and chopped around to the north
but far has lot driven all the rain clouds away TIL
dark gloomy weather continues. though have been
spared the infection of rain to-day.
The flour market lacked the animation to-day which
anticipated Holders ask &c. but there have been
sales at that price So 10 is the most that offered
and 1000 barrels sold at that price Saturday
ming.
Sales or Stocks 1T Philadelphia.
FRsr BOARD, Nov. go Pennsylvania, 262 100 Vicks
burg Bank. s; Lehigh stock, 1917
AFrER SALES 900 u. Loan, 5, SO, days 93x
SECOND BoARp--l20 Harrisburg X. R AK GIG u. 8.
Loan, Is ST. 95 Wilmington r. r., Is Schuilkill Navi-
CATION - o0 Draft on New York 100; 2a80 Stnte S. 68k.
,ArrER s4,Es-27 Harrisburg r r. any Farmers and
ris Canal, III so Vicksburgh X. L.,
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BALrImoRE, Nov. g, lS46.

BALTIMORE Nov. g, lS46
Arrival of the Britdnnia-The -.anderson-The
Markets, &c.
The news by the Britannia reached here yesterday in
broken doses by the telegraph the continuous raa pre-
venting it from operating but few minutes at time
during the day The Herald, however, brings this
morning full and copious accounts and the merchants
are ockng to the office Of your agents, Messrs Taylor
& Co, for copies -
The fer the last four days had detained s the
boats from Norfolk, Washington &C., until yesterday
morning, when they reached the city, They were all
safe however having sought harbors on the bay where
they safely rode out the storm II feared that
able damage has been done to vessels on the coast
The old man, Thomas Datey, who mentioned few
days since as having been killed the railroad is sup
posed to be of respectable family in either New Jerse
or Delaware He was a mwright by trade and is said
to have been possessed of considerable property His
body has been placed in the vault of the Western Co.
metery, to be recovered by his friends desirable He
had about thirty dollars in his pockets
Anderson still has overwhelming houses at the Holi
day Street notw MISLEADING the storm. He appears to
night as Macbeth.
THE s7Howard street -four in brisk demant
at - So though holders generally asked S. 62k The
w,ii OF course, cause an advance this morning.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PROPRIETOR
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Evcry day, Price 2 cents per copy-T
Is annum-pay abba in adv nce.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every saturday-Priee 6k cents
per copy3 l2k cents per snnnm-payable IN advance;
HERALD FOR EUROPE-Every Steam Packet day.
Price So per eopyS3 90 snnun, payable In adj
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual prlees-always cash
in advance.
PRINTING all kinds executed with beauty aud
patch. :. :. !,
All letter communications by mail, addressed to the
establishment be paid. or the postage will bel
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor OF the
NEW YoRx HERAkD EsrAlLllHMxrr,
North Wet corner Of Fulton and Nasssa sxesH
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ALBANY, Nov. s, 1916.
HIHAN', AVF' o TOT
The Health of the Gorerunr sL>rf

The Health of the Governor elect.
The information communicated to you yesterday was
exclusive The not supposed to be acqusnt
ed with the facts because nothing of positive nature
had been as yet published concerning Mr. Youpg's
health. now repeat that tho related to by
gentleman for whose integrity San vouch His name
is at the service OF any gentleman who may wish it
terday, well this simply repetition of the
opinion Of DR.. Elwood. of Rochester will state one
other circumstance connected with the recent attack
Of hemorrhsge which il is known Mr.. Young has ex.
perienced 1t was necessary in the language of ply
scian to bleed Mr. Young almost DEATH at the arm
in order TO stop the hemorrhage.
The excitement attendant upon Mr.. Young's election
and insguration, are among the which have in
duced DR.. Elwood to express the opinion mentioned in
my letter OF yesterday.
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These are matters of public interest and therefore
lay them before you. They will be mentioned in the
next annual report of 9 Comptroller II seems to be
perfectly demonsrable looking at the recent vote in
the several antrcn counties that these were paid
in conformity to existing law to extnguish popular
spirit of vindictveness and lawlessness
II simply the manner in which this spirit was de
veleped which Objectionable because though it has
shown itself with tenfod power through the ballot
box yewe are bound to regard such expression of il
altogether unobectionab1e
The following sums have been advanced from the trea
sury to the shers OF the several counties named below
These to be refunded to the treasury by the
pursuant to the provisions of the acts TO
This will also be made the subject of report by the
comptroller next January.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

Remaining IN port Oct 3lst-l5 shps IL banks; AZ brgs
90 schoonetota ~ Vessels cossting within the State
included.
There the port OF New Orleans, October 3ist 81
ships; 81 barks; 20 brIss, and % schooners.
BRIo sovLr New Orleans from Havana brought
ten from the bark Madeline and schr fanet total
ly wrecked IN the barbor OF Havana
.sens RAMrAg, from Brazos at New Orleans reports
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

SUMATRA-shp Rome-6739 peculs pepper Stone & Sils-
bee OF Sa,em-3 do Il Cunning Of do20 kegs
N Browning do.
MALAGA-Bark Iwanowna-l600 bxs $40 hf do 1886 or do
rssins Hsrbe eo-9o kegs IS bbls zoo
Sins 100 or eks vine LOG Stalker25 bs corks
Fierce co-s0 or cks 100 bbls do Aguira Galway.
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ALBANY, Nov. Z. 1916.

ALBANY, Nov. Z, 1916.
Disbursement of Moneys-Courf of Eyrors-Late Chen
eeilor of the ~ y. Unusrsity-Muscai and Court
Circles in albany, &c.
In looking the contingent expenses of the admi
nistraon this year. find that the following moneys
have been paid out Of the treasury deay the expenses
Of the military forces called out by the Governor to aid
the Sheris Of Columbia and Delaware counties to en-
force the laws and preserve order in their respective
countless or In other words to suppress the anti rent
riots
Columbia county. .............. $33 Ala 26
Delaware county. 76492 SO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

The Shield, paper pu blshed at Eufaula in Alabama
saysWe are ofopnion that the farmers SO impress
cd with the belief that there will be short CROP that
they are holding back for better price, What evidence
they have to confirm this belief, are loss to find
out; for while the farmers, some of them, in this
section may have fallen short of their calculations vet in
other sections Of the country majority of the planters
have made larger crops and have picked out more cotton
to the aero than they have ever done heretofore"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10

INCREASE OF POPULATION IN THE WEsr-A wo-
lltn seventy years of age, residing in Kushke-
neng Wisconsin territory lately pre- sen,d her hushsns
WIN ,nree children, two boys and girl They had had
yah uuly. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
BY Last Nights Southern mail.

bALIIMoHs, Nox PAR steamer Cambridge, Tuner, I'm
csmndsc saw of Annapolis Baltimore built schr beating
up Hepos the weather very rough in the bay echr De-
pose which ssned for Wrehsm put back on account Of
NJnvis, West inAiss; ssha Masis. jskasen NYsG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-10
TRAVELLING ACCOMMODATIONS.
NEW YORK, ALBANY AND TROY LINE, FOR
ALBANY AND TROY DIRECT
~ thrf If Cour

Sl6O-B erths SO cents.
An - PASSENGERS taking this Boat will
arrive in time to take the MoEring Train Of
= from Troy west to Buffalo, and north
to whitehall and LaAe Champlain.
The low pressure steamboat EMPIRE, Capt. X b. Macy,
This Evening o'clock Regular days, Tuesday, Thurs
day aud Saturday.
For Passage or Freight apply Board the Office
the Whar-Freght must be put in charge Of the Freight
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CENTRAL AND MACON AND WESTERN
RAIL ROADS, GEORGIA.
2f 1a &C 5E5E

THESE Roads with the Western and Atlantic Railroad
yannsh % Oothcalosa. Georgia Of 81 miles, viz
Macon to Atlanta Macon Western Railroad iol
Goods win be carried from Savannah Atlanta and Doth
ealoga, at the following rates, viz:
On WEroHr 0oops. To 1T To Doth
Sugar. Coffee. Liquor, Bagging, Rope, Lanta. eaioga
Butter. Cheese, Tobacco, Leather,
Hides, Cotton Yarns, Copper, Tin,
Bar and Sheet Iron, Mellow Ware 80.
Flour, Rice, bacon in casks or boxes.
PorK, Beef, Fish, Lard Talow, Bees
wax Mill Gearing, Pig Iron and Grind .,<
OrMEAsuREMENT Goops.
Boxes Of Hats, Bonaets and Furniture, 49,.
Boxes and bales OF Dry Goods, ssddiefy
o;ssyi. s y s,ss iss,. g. :' lbs
Moiasses and OIL per hid. (smaller .,o
casks in proportion, }, .......... ...xs W sEW
Yloughs, Narge) Cultivators, Corn Shell. 49,.
lers, and Straw Cutters, eeoh.. ......$l p ~ %
Ploughs, (small) and Wheelbarrows.. 10 30 %
Salt, per Liverpool Sack,... .......0 " 70
PAssAeE.
Savannah to Atlanta. .......t1o %
Children under IL years Of age. half price.
Savannah Macon. .....:. V.W -, :,
Freight may Be paid at Savannah. Atlanta or Doth
eafoea- F. WINTER, FORWARDING Agent, q. X r.
SAvArrAH, August Is, 1886. ais 2msrrc
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TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE.
MORNING LINE At AEXEN O'CLOCK.

the Whar-Freght Be put in charge of the Freight
TROY MORNING AND EVENING LINE.
M0nSINq sd 5SH sG sFxE NS ES51Gk tn.
Per 4 rs foot Of B;Ys s!. 'sssss
s::F E:s S;:s Asi:s. s:..:si
Bssaiis:s md 4 sas5 y board shs boat. x..,
.. rhs '' sa9 ;al, Sasa Monday w
~, :a,s TEoY or
'ss. 'GsG .Dp, .. board or ONE. tn.
NEW YORK. ALBANY AND Troy LINE.
tlR ALBANY, AND TROY IIRECT,
From the pier at The feet 2! GfrrsnSt ;:
the foot Of Courtiandt street. Tus'day ThudiJ
and rs s'sI .s%s :ysnHs, & NJ e0e Can't VIM Peck will
l:sys on Monday. wednesday and Friday evenings.
Passenger. taking these Boat. viii .y. in tim. 70 tah:
n: MGm9s Tram Cs from TEoy -s;s 70 Buffalo and
Passage apply On board or At the Once On
NJ Si.Ee; .s1f. soss s!s' bank bills .s. y,
Dy s..s, ass q a. sos ss.
From ss..fr Gss en- srd rksy IT,
vi Fs..s.y .s
A,socloel. r. NJ, Landing at intermediate rsees-
leave Monday Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday altar
A' sssmse.s NORTH AMERICA Capt R. H Fury, win
leave on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
above boat; will n airline i've Albany in ample
Freight taken at moderate rates, and none taken after ~
All person.. are forbid trusting boats Of this lns
whon. written oids, rom the fsp1 q agents.
Rchulff, a the Office the wharf oz6r
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COMMERCE of THE PoRr or NEw York.
arrivals from foreign ports for six months, ending Oct 3is


a, rirdIs. CIearnnr.. N'
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The Crol,s,

Stock on hand and not cleared. :.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-02
For Sale.
C0NNEL's
Pain Extractor.

FoF DE sure sf Burns, Scalds. r..
cuis. Piles. Salt Rheum, Barl,ey.. ~
cOnis, and general Sorrs of III L..
from ffeto KISHT TIsEs cHEGprRTs
ErroEEy or nothing if he ussf i ma >.
hghied wish H.
A y anirls fhal every faiiiil, mus, r.a..,...
= diFcnalle shea dry knon n TO-. =.
value. and Nhirh has hrntofose hgfn ss's 49,
% Ecarh ~ clazsrs. has sow lea rraures i Y
Hiih : sir~ ihaf nrh and psss. hisA saa - =,
u no every human heing may shjsy Il "a -.
and al Who 50 i slali have de tsire s.,,,,.,.
lh<m 4 thry arr no, deiighied Mith ias "a, y
as~eEL without he pas>ikliiy a sossr..s,,,,
thai az BrRss and sraLns, KvKnr Er,.,s
Soar, Cd o. fTesh, and an eairrn,l -. = .
acllrs. no maiirr NheTr. shall Le spdres9 = -
Fort BY e IN Eve nlinutes-sa,inr NE. ri !,
scar. No hnTn can lr fatal II Ikis 4 s..sl,s1 =.
RS ne siiah arr destroyed 81 the ssrs5,, :
= truly magiral. % srresraaee, II rs rts,r,. y
qnire for cohneIs MasiraI Pam EHiracsar - :.
= comsiock & Co.. ~ corilandl ssrrs, n.
ioFk. frice IS culis. o. four Iines a. Ri =
SO cents. sud near Ten tines As much for ~.
a certain quantity j. given every asy "a 4.
poor IN New foFk. aud there h NOT . loy g
years odd in the city, Tut ran tel al alo., 4.
wonderful eHirarior u nil pain.
Sold, wholesale. ~ constOck 4 Co. q e.
landi street, New iork; and b. ID. Heart nm,
borough. DR.. James Young. OIiord, sna ]. 1E
Sloan, GrccnshOFough.
February ~. a.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.


CREENsBORoUGH, Hi-weekly, due sun
~ day, Tuesday, and Friday, st 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, and closes SUNDAY, Tuesday, aud FrSay,
~ . O'Clock, y. NJ.
RALEIGH MAIL. tri-wcekly, due Sunday,
"Wednesday, and Friday. al IL O'Clock, p. w.; clo-
ses Sunday, "Wednesday, and Friday, al half rasl
. o'clock. A. NJ.
FRANKLINTON, once . week, due every
Thursday by O'Clock, r. NJ; closes ever Tues
day az 9 O'Clock, A. NJ.
JAMESTOWN, once week, due every Wed.
nesday by z O'Clock, r. NJ; closes every Thurs
day at 6 O'Clock, A. N.
LONGS MILLS, once q week, due svery
Friday by S O'Clock, P. NJ; closes every Thurs
day Al = O'Clock, A. NJ
OXFORD, once week, due every Saturday
by O'Clock, p. NJ; closes every Thursday al 3
O'Clock, r. NJ.
IEASBURG, once q week, due every sasur-
day by 9 o'clock.. A. NJ; closes every THURSDAY
at 4 O'Clock, p. n.
NorE.-Leticrs, to be in dine for the mail.
should be put in the Office fifteen minutes before
the hour for closing. Letter postage, five cents
for letter not exceeding 800 mixes and ten cents
for any greater distance-every half ounce. OF
fractional pan Of half ounce, is charged o. SIN
gle letter.
J. NJ. PALMER, P.x.
January ~. llE-l
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FALL AND WINTER
CT o ID 8.
Long, webb.3.co.,

A RE Eeressing lhsir Pan and Ninier siOck q
- 6ooas. comprising ssssy ssririE q anirles
aSnaly keps il the MaEkeL Their Goods have
harn p1rriased entiIcly with cash. and srlrrird
with greai o.1e. Thes tod i oenPnsed IN TaEs
fthe iollOxings
Bicarhed and rnlisarhed Shinines anls
ings. Dnilmgs. Brdsirks. Eosna FlannsA, 6razs
clOah. Silk NlghioaFS. Oil-ciogh. cnad and Ean-
sa<. OaalaEgs. Barions Whit. green. red. aad
yellow FlannelsS Grrrh BsiEe. caavAss Padding:
hark and oolased csmbirss Piaid Lin~y. Ker-
seyS Iauin and Eancy caroIina and Paid Tweed;
Pnot CtOfh, sieelniKed. drah HE and osher over
ooaiingss Dish blns. mixed, and fAnry new-sayle
saitnets plaln and 6gared. blark and fanny Ca
simeEess merino silk and saiin Yesaingss English
md frrnch Gioghs sadllle, lid. negro and lid
bhnkeis; !. linen and cotton DIAPER; kack and
white, blue and fsncy. and furniture krimia
CaShmffe fnnts hhcy and oil-colorcd Ginghams;
slk-NafP. and common Alpaccas; family Insh
Linens; Aansook, Tafleion. Null, Tipped. Plaid
and SNi~ Maslns; Isc6nras. and carh6ncs; a.
gurcs L.aces; blark, while, and 6FoAn Hollands:
plaid, novelty. gifondelle. cashmere, snd vale
shAwls merino Shirts; Ladies siEk Shirts Gals
PiidS coahss Brushes superior Engiish ho.e
and half Hos; blark and white Raw iii ana
hid Gloves; MeOs,ed and silk Mills; Frenrh
Canlhrie and Hem~iiched Handkerchief; sin
Points and Velvet Neck-handkcrhirls; French
worked Collars and Trimmings, Cloak Tas.els;
Gindles; Gods and TasseIs and Ocean cord.I
New siy le flolence Braid. and English straw
Bomeh; Arhliclsls; new siyle Bonnet and Ncsk
Ribbons; House and Bordering PAPER.
Patent csmb Cleaners with Brlshcs: nainied
IRON and hrass-ssound Backcig Tuls, and sugar
Boxes; BFooms, Hearth-hrushes, and hand-I3cL
hNS Tslne. Plough-lines, Bcd-cor,ls. and hoe
thread; WHIPS; Cologne, Bears and MacassaI
OIL LIP alive. and oapS; Snuif Boxes; colorrd
Smelling Bottles; Looking Glasscs; Powdered.
Crushed, Loaf and Brown >ugar; Rio and Fami-
y Coffee; superior black and green Teas; snuff
starch, and Cheese; ole and Upper Leather; a
general assortment Of coarse Boots and hoes; al
80 best Philadelphia-make waking shocs and
Slippers for Ladies; large stock Of Hats and
Gaps; an assortment Of Hardware and cutiler.
an assortment Of crOcke;y. Books and Stationary.
&c. &c.
They respectfully invir theis customers and
the public generally TO give them call, 10 eIam-
inc and judge for themselves.
They would take this occasion TO return ,heir
thanks OF the community Tor the very liberal share
OF custom heretofore extended 10 them; and houe
by close and personal attention 10 business. and
reasonable prices, still 10 merit and receive fair
proportion Of the trade.
October z. ~
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-02

Oi.MSTOck'S NERMIfUGE fos III. ~.
tain obstruction II Worms. This mufh %.
lelraicd arirlc Is nos Coz sale in tins place }, b
Heart. The numerous lives that have Ten ,,,.
cd BY this articlc, Is sufficient guarantee a.,
every mother should keep il in her houss. N,
public have hcen grossly deceived u lsis, by r,,.
tain other preparations got up in imitation Il d.
They must CONSIDER il great blessing th,, H.,
have now within Their ressh NE only s,nua,
preparation, Nhieh : certain TO destroy IN, su.s.
iiiy Of worms child may have. u h us.lsu q
accompany ihis viii any certificate, The srtsl. a
well known without.
Sold, wholesale. hy constock 4 40, II cg,.
land street, New iork; and by ID. Heart. riR..
borough, Dr. Jamrs Young. OIfoSd, end ]. az
Sloan, GreensbOrOugh.
April ?. To-
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Balm of Columbia,
FOR TIE HAIR.

RALDNESS cured, certainly and .asc,u.gr.
The reputation Of IN article Is es,ablisLsI.
not by extensive advertising and putting. IN. b,
iss known virtue and intrinsic value. The eovn.
Of the PropEicion u the Balm 81 colunli, =
mas been m accordance with the above fact. Thsy
have endeavorcd 70 give 10 the Public an sr,ics
with which the user would he pleased and s.,i,s.
ed. II Is well known 10 those Who use hi, p,.
paraiion, that i keeps the hair from falling o,L
restores i on bald places in a wonderful d.rr,s
making the hair perfectly soft and gloss, snd,
what y OF equal interest,", keeps il entirely free
from dandnii; in iaei, continued use Of il pre-.
vents entirely an accumulation q dandruff. This
old established remedy for badness, is now fcr
sale in this place by d. Heart, Of whom the r.
nuine emily can be had. And by DR.. Jane.
Young, Oxford, and ]. d X. sloan, Greensbo.
rough. Sold, wholesale, BY COmsiOel & Co., 81
corlandt street, Ny.
April 9. n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-04-02
REV. DIR. BARTHoLoMEw'S
Pink Syrup,

For Coughs, cciHs, InfYmzn, Srs TArOsi
PUN IN fae Breasf, Difficulty Of Brrathing,
Heart burn, aud ercvy complaint
~hieh CEASES Consumption.
HIS remedy, given 10 the public under ,h.
sanction Of one Of the first di,ines Of the ace.
and man Of responsibility, is considered by d.
Faculty Of New iork as tie hes, medicine Of tLs
KIND offered Tor s'le. II is sure remedy again..
Consumption. il taken in time. Be sure and d.
tain the genuine.
Sold. wholesale, by Coms,oek & Co, 81 Con-
lands street. New York; and by D. Heart. Hill
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and j. ar.
Sloan. GrecnsbOrough.
February IL. s,-