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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29
4 GAZE ID O

AIRS. ANN JOHNSON would respectfully
Va tender her thanks to the citizens of HILLSIDE
rough and its vicinity, for the liberal patronage
heretofore received at their hands. She will con-
tinue the business of slan:Ua Making at
her residence west Of the Court House, one door
from Mr.. X. Nichols's Store; aud she hopes still
to deserve and receive liberal share Of patrom-
age. Her work shall be weIexecuted, and chelp-
er than it can he done elsewhere in this place.
She has made arrangements to he regularly fur
nshed with the latest fashions and tyles of dress
June 90. 81
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
is Published wEEKLT
BY DENNIS HEART

TerIns.-Two Dollars a year, Il paid in adj
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, If moi paid
within three months; or Three rollars, if DELAYED
until after the expiration of the year.
No paper will he discontinued until all arrcara
ges are paid. unless at the option of the publisher
Hereafter no paper will he sent to new sub.
scriber out of this state unless paymcn, is made in
advance, or some person in the state will become
responsible to the editor and in no case will tina
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 cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-,
portion. Court advertisements Twenty-Five FER
cent. higher. A deduction of one-thrd will l."
made TO advertisers by the year.
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RRANDRETH'S PILLS.
HNa
October 3.

No changes in the weather will materially af-
feet the body if the blood is pure. Every ndlvi-
dual, even the most diseased, has within him a
germ or root of that original pure blood of our
common mother Eve; which germ Of pure blood
is the supporter of his life and is in constant sirug-
gle to throw off the heterogeneous, corrupt humors
which are the causes of disease in the individual
By urging the body of this diseased individual
Of its bad humors, you allow the germ of puie
blood to gain ground and To make blood Of a bet
ter quality, and so on progressively ill the whole
mass is regenerated; for the good principle or good
pure blood, is always striving to lie predominant
over the bad or diseased humors. Let all who
wish to be Of fine healthy habit; who wish to
have sound mind in a sound body; who desire
to be able to stand without injury the continual
changes of this climate; who desire 10 have heal
thy children, Use the Brandrcth Pills, which will
elIectuav cleanse the blood Of all had or corrupt
humors, and restore the human body to the state
of health enjoyed before the introduction of min
eral medicines. Remember Brandreth Pills place
within the reach of all health and long life.
DIR. Brandreth's Principal Office, 24I Broad
way New York.
or Agents for the sale of Brandreth's Pills.
d. Hcartt, HilIshorouph.
lib. MDade, Chapel Hill.
G. A. Mebana, Mason Hall.
A. Mickle & CO., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, CaneCrcck Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider. LindIey's Old Store.
&. Patterson, Pattcrson's Stole.
MAY 20.
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TRUST SALE or
Valuable Property,

virtue Of deed to me executed by Kendall
~ b. Watt, for the purposes therein specified,
| will proceed TO sell, to the highest bidder. at
Chapel Hill, On Monday the 25th day of Decem-
Der next, the following valuable property, to wit I:
one moiety of the valuable Merchant Mill. within
half mile of the ViIlige. the property of Watt
Il White; 81 acres of land contiguous to the
Mill; nue undivided moiety Of IS acres Of land,
adjoining the lands of John Blake and Jesse Har-
grave; the House and Lot wherein Kendall b.
Watt now resides; his interest in two other i'm
proved lots in the Village; one negro man, named
Phil; negro woman named Nancy. and good
Wagon and Team. together with stock of Cattle
and Hogs, Household Furniture and various 9TH
er articles IF personal property.
+. The Mill is in cool repair. is well supported,
h,ing nearer to the Village than any other is We
~ desirable property and ought to attract atten-
ton from abroad.
The Title TO all the Property is considered in
diSputahle: hut will of course convey the inter-
est vested in me by the Decd. and no other.
Six moths credit will he given. upon Bond
with approved securities, bearing interest from
date.
NJ. FETTER, Trustee.
Chapel Hill, Nov. 8. So
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Se--e. OF Unhappy Homes.-Wh,

s s~-et OF Unhappy H0me5.-Nhv
goes turIh that man on Saturday evening,
from the roof under which his children
live! WHY turns he from the engaging
little attempt To delain him. and roughly
inoves them away, while lie loves them
dearly! Why sits another by his fire,
sullen, mor"se. unwilling 10 speak the
kindly word while his heari is yearning
for converse and enjoyment! Why flies
ihe cruel speerh 10 her fur whom the ho-
SONS strongest afferIinn is nOnrIshcd
And why, searching into deep depths,
- Inv does man become 80 nfien iyrani,
So nfien criminal in his home. rru'h
has to be told: hat oh listen TO il kind
Is. for it is hard 70 tell. II is hccau<e wo-
man does not truly appreciate her mission
in domestic life. Under tive present con-
tilion of existence. she has become weigh
ed down by cares. As wife. she Is differ
emt from whal she was a. a mistress. She
j. employed in drudgery for her children
and household She neglecis her dress ::
and she (orgets heI manners. Her hus
band sees the change. dues moi perhaps
find sufficient excuse for il from the con-
aaion she lahnrs under. He flies 10 The
tavern aud bIlIIaid table; aud she increa.
srs III sournes> and aspPri,v as she lncrea-
ses la wears. That much is owing to The
present circumstances Of s"riaI life is true:
bat that mHch If it is ch1rgeahle to a sad
submission to those circumstances, is also
but too true. II is mnre or less in the
pawer al woman to make their domestic
life more attractive To their husbands, and
n.ore. holy in its discipline and ends than
they nov do. agreat regularity in time
"a great sinpliriIy in dress II more de-
). rminpd adherence Ia that whirh is right
/ ones own eyes. IA her than that whmh
is we'll thought O in the eyes Of others
M ar,lerlr APP ortioning "f various periods
for different ocru 'ations-w"uEI ;mak"
evenings a, home pas: away very diit'r-
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~ HLaSrHE KENaannE
u so,neliuars rhzEoEs. in tbs assl ofEa.
Thaa ioxely hswsrs in slaauE aoEesss EEnw.
Mhich ssssly lrnA lleir sWessness ta iraEaEt
A sensea e Ilsasuse - he Strangers hraEt.
Taex ras,r - sssss a.si laC-- ks shawvEs u rain
That al in us'srg 81 the PaFrhei piain.
aud llaaun In lsauly. fair Is shangh The iishi
That shinFs ffaahsassn hailnexeEtoen ifams SIGHT.
These hsNsrs sHe sHihlems a III angels fAiE
T'Aat - sETeAr, mans los 10 LESS anil slaFe.
lie dNslls Nilhin dnrag fooess Will
Nm elsesEins sun has sycI an him saailsd.
Ills Way Is h~lgoa with IhoFns. h,s saul = Sad
He SPIES m angel in loves Nrssunent clad:
Kind wasls ara sF-.ken. and his sFiri has down.
His heart i chaef'd-for he y ut alone;
An angel ministers n him. aud points alA'se,
Bidlsng him cass h. cane "R ea.dlrss love.
He HIS hi. eve te.hea,sn. sui there bshosj.
The azure sky. ioueh'd with = iinge Of gold,
GIviag him promise If a brighter day,
A life moEc calm. more clear his onward way.
Aud angs!s. iOs. appear when Death CONES nigh,
To wipe the bitter tear from souow's eve
Thcy whisper oflhai bright AMI bcssed shore
Where pain and suffering viii he no more.
Oh, there are angels near u ell the while,
That gnani our homes and sweeily on Us smile.
They minister IN aii--somCiimrs unseen
Aud change life's desrit TO living green.
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The msgie foxer as . cs,s F;ee,

The Easie foKsr Of a Cod Fieee.
IA amusing illn,iratinn al ilse lai-e
philosophy ahirh esgim=.rs = nasn's
wealih hy lie quality ii his rleilss. sud
hls gnTlh b. lie Wealii.. arrnHsd II are
ilgians meeling. Rol lang lime 20. A
ranpie. apparently mn ard Niie. entered
The church whsTe ilie meeting MAS held.
Firm ihrir siNlr Il drrss Il :. emsi pTnba-
HE lhai illry wrre Strangers IN = strange
land: thrir garments. ah,augh gnnd and
clean. Nrle nrillirr c',>lly IanI fashionable.
They enirEssl peW WlrTe al some ladies
Nlsnsr rx'rFi"r vas considerably noIe
.hnwy. aud MhO seemrd 10 lsuk With
.aane contempt. i,ol repuhliran. certainly.
upnn tie nrighhoFs. the lady heing 81
r,uTse the PFinriPal object 81 nl,serssIi"n.
Tie hnsiaess "f the meriing pn'rsctlrtl.
the siraugsTs eainrrd mueh interest ia the
sl'eerhss. and the e,llerii"n was made.
The plate hearts presented them 10 those
an il'e pew WIN appeared respectable
6" the strangers lhey presented them not.
possibly thinking Ihey were PnOr emf
grams. VIM rnnld Ol alinEd 10 give any
thing. anil inuhlle.s'l.m ming this Judgment
GA the false principles Ia hirh wr have
adssTled. lim lhe' strangers we're not
thus 10 he exrlnded-ihs man watched
The return nf The plate. arrested il. and put
upon il five d"llai Iss"ld piece. nh. Ile
magic power Of the pferia"s metal : The
rnIleclor. who had passed him unnmic'd.
frll It's influence. and his rounenaRre
lighted up with a most rom. laremi greet
'ns, an eager inquiry after the strangers
name followed. aud the owner al lhe name,
helare a stranger aud, aiar "n. VAS AT once
a 4" hTo'her" beloved. Oh. humanity. hut
mainly! ih"n arr an incxplicable c"m-
pound. Would lha! there was more oi
true mobility in thy nature. and Shat men,
Cnrislian men. especially. would cease To
in"k roldly an fellow -rhri-lian brrau-e
he wears a rough coal. a man m'n
for a that NY. Commercial
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office.

4 PPLICATGON will be made TO the mex. I.e-
gI*iatuie TO pass an act giving authority to
the Justices Of Orange County Court to lay a tax
sufficient to pay the rcroverics which have been
made against the Sheriff in consequence of the
escape of Mordecai Fleming from Jail.
November 5. 55-
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A S the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinued
"A lis Agency in Hillsborough and transferred
the business To Raleigh, the subscriber will attend
to the Renewal of Notes, aud other Bank Bust
ness, for the citizens of Orange, and others VIII"
may desire it, for the usual compensation. The
Officers of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
sincss of this kind.
LEOPOLD l.. HEARTT.
Raleigh. May /. So
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a CAR do

E r. J. s. GREEN offers his professional SER
- vices TO the inhabitants of Hillsborough aud
its vicinity. He may be found at his office. stu
ated two doors east of NichoIs's Hotel, and adj
joining the office of Henry X. Nash, esq.
Dcioher 10. ST.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Au
gust Term, lSIS.

NFbNih VI " 90 hiib NGhditt AfGSsiOHSs hu
gust Term, 1913.
ET is ordered by the Court, that the Clerk of
IL this Court, hereafter. in making ont his dock
ct of the business of the Court, shall state first in
order the Jury Causes.
And it is further ordered, that this Court will
proceed TO hear all motions, aud transact all BUSH
ness, not connected with the Jury causes, on
Monday of each Court: That ON Tuesday of
each Court the Jury Causes will he called aud
tried, or continued.
Audit is also further ordered, that the Jurors
for the next Term he summoned to attend on
Tuesday of Court; and that notice he gwen to
all parties and witnesses, by publication Of this
order six weeks in the " IIIlsborough Recorder"
and /" Democratic Ratoon."
Test, J. ALLISON, c. c. C.
Sept. IL. 47-6w
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Plantation for Sale.

VNHE subscriber having determined TO settle in
n the south vast. will sell his Plantation on
Little River, adjoining the lands of wn. Lips
comb. esq. Paul 4. Cameron. and Others. con-
tanning six bundled and twenty.three acres !;
ahOu, one hundred and seveniy-iive of which is
cleared, end in excellent repair; has On il a
small log Dwelling House. with all necessary
out honses, aud first rate Granary and Tobacco
Barn.
Persons desiring TO purchase, can see the pre-
misses by calling on my agent, Mr.. John Lips
comb, who lives near il. Terms made e; ".
JNu. &. DOUGLASS.
October 3. !0-3m
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Tomb Of John Quincy Adams.

We find the following description Of
the Tomb nf TX President Adams. in a
late letter OF Grare Greenwood. IL is
interesting. aud - i'll rrpay perusal:
But IL wa> Ia the iomh Of the greatest
OF the name that we nrlde nur prilglmage.
We found il in the quiet and modest rliurrh.
yaTd-a plain granite structure. with nn
mnnumeni. hat a table hearing omly in let.
tiers raised on the stone, the name Of ].
q. Adams.
All was transformations. severely simple
aud purify republican ~ the life oi the
brave patriot and conscientious statesman.
aud humble hearted I Tristan. gone to re-
ceive his rewarl-ihe peace, the resi-. The
love. and IN" glorious immortality nf Gnd.
A. stond hv the tomb. the evens of
The long and iliusirlous inmate. passed in
rapid teview before me. thought oflhe
Noble father " ho hcni with smile above
his cradle. and of the great hearted moth
CT who nur.ed him. | thought of the
more than Roman honor, virtue. and great
ness ins,iIled into his spirit with child
tiWfll > GdittEsA I AllbNHllA W tilG
patient industry and LOFTY ambition. in ga
ihering altogether. and -haar.iing ur MI va
rieIiss Uf kn0wleiige-of the high and
stainless morality Of life. hesrt hy many
and peculiar temptations. Of all that grand
and beautiful PREPARATION for the parl by
Heaven assigned in tive councils Of lie ma
ton in tie history Of the republic.
thought Of the sunshine which had PLAYED
around, and the storms which had hearen
upon l.is path. a. he made himself ,learrr
TO his c"untry, and drew down upon his
head more aud more If mad parlizan
hate.
lIhought Of III. even tn that hour when.
fall Of honor anil years. he was stricken
down IN ihenainnal halls. like star struck
suddenly from the face al heaven. When
with ronieni upon hi lips and divine faith
bearing up his soul. he waited in Gnd's
love. the swift. silent. coming Of The an
gel of death; aud when his last ,ighs went
quivering up through Ihr same air. winch,
wears ago. had of times IremhIed wiih
the voice UG his fervii and impassiuned
eloqnence.
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To whom you heIray Your secrets, Won
gire your liberty. Wealth is moi his who
gets j.. hut his who enjoys il. Who will
moi keep penny. will not have many.
We are bound 10 he h"nesi. hut not tn he
rich. Al the gate whirh Suspicion enters,
love goes out.
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Cabinet Warehouse.
MitChell's Eve Salve.

VNIiE concunrn, Testimony Of men Of integrity
II and worth is the hest evidence We ran have
Of any fart Of which We have 40 cogniIanrs our.
selves. The great advantages POSSESSED BY this
article over every Other, arc-its Certainty. safe.
y, Conse nience, and Economy. All Phssriahs
admit that great danger is to he apprcheuded from
dragging the eye When in infammed and uR-
healthy state. In the use Of this salve this ohrc-
ton is entirely removed, as no harm can possibly
result from its il hcing in oil cases applied 10
tue sEfernai portions Of the cte thereby avoiding
oil the incon,c nicncc, Tan and danger. " hch ne
Cessarily attend the Introduction Of any tung,ni
article into the eye. Its activity in suhduilg in.
nammation is - great that hut few rasrs require
the use Of more than ono hottie 10 tfcct perfect
cure. One PLY sician remarked TO us, after having
Witnessed lis effects in several instances. that it
was perfect fire Killer" We might multiply
reasons why this Salrc should he preferred above
every thing else in the treatment Of diseases Of the
eve, but we prefer il should stand on its own mr.
rits. All We ask is that its virtues he thoroughly
tcsed and that the directions he strictly follow Cd
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co., n. r
For sale at this Office.
March IL. 81
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Millinery AND
NOTWITHSTANDING.

ANS. ]. WADDII.L & DAUGHTER. most
~'H respectfully tender their thanks 10 the La
dies Of lilkhorOugh and lis vicinity for he very
liberal patronage they have received at them
hands. AMI hope, by iheil prompt attention To hu-
siness. and the ncatness aud style with wlsh they
execute their work. still TO merit aud receive L.
l,eral share ct patronage.
They have just rcceiNed their patterns for the
Fall and Winter. and invite the ladies TO all and
see them, or which may h. most satisfactory to
both parties iohrng in their dresses and have them
made in the latest and most fashionable syle.
October IL. Sc
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
August Term, 1913.
Darid Doris, Heffy D0ris,0 Petition for division
Und Eliza A. Dauis, of lands belonging

ond Eliza A. Ddris, of lands belonging
v. TO the estate OF Re-
John ". Duris. becca Davis, dec.
or appearing to the satisfaction of the Court
that John w. Davis, the defendant in this
case is not inhahtant of this state; 1t is there
fore ordered that publication be made in the Hills
borough Recorder, for six weeks successfully, for
the said defendant TO appear at the next term of
this Court, TO he held for the county of Orange,
at the court house in Hillshorough on the fourth
Monday in November next, then and there TO
plead, answer or demur TO said petition, or the
same will be taken pro canfesso as to him, and
decree made accordingly. y
Witness Joseph llison, clerk of our said Court,
at office, the 18th Monday of August, ls4s.
JOSEPH ALLISON, C. &C.
oprce ads. 81 so. ST.
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ILLTSTRlTED WITH 200 ENGRlTHGS,
Retail Price. ~ 10.

We have prepared this volume at great ex-
pense the type large, clear and handsome: pa
per smooth and white; binding strong and sub
sianial; engravings neat and appropriate. This
work is decidedly the cheapest and mast popular
ever issued from the American press and, from
the orders already received for it, We are satisfied
it is destined 10 have an immense sale throughout
our vast extended country. From peculiar cir
cums,ances We are enabled to offer this book low
TO hoGk.pedlars, post-masiers. and others, who
may feel disposed TO act as agents.
As the publisher is desiIous Of giving this Use
full Family WORK a very extensive circulation, he
offers the most liberal inducements to Agents. and
is satisfied that any man Of good address can
make from So to $40 day from the sale of it.
There is scarcely town or village in the Union
but will furnish more OF less subscribers. small
capital of from S25 to $50 will be necessary to
make a commencement.
II No letters attended TO unless the postage
is paid.
For further particulars address
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
No. 1913 Nassau street, Ny. City.
October 3. So
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made Of Mahogany. MsTlle, cheTfy, " slnui,
Birch, and Maple.

made Of Mahogany. Marile. IheFfEs " ainut,
BiFrh, and Maple.
He would invite attention 10 his make II Port
able WARDROBES aud BEDSTEADs, which
cannot he surpassed for durability, nsaInsss, aud
convenience.
lie would also invite the attention Of al Per
sons wishing 10 buy furniture ii ans description
IN give him call leioFe purchasing slsrN here. n
be intends to sell as low a. he can possibly aieHd,
and his NoIkmen are all expeTienced hands.
lie has how On hand eiahi Gne Dressing Bn-
Feans. with l.0Oking-tilasses, two China PRESSES.
two SIleloalls, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one sofa. aud one SrcEciara aud Book
ease. and Bedsieads. which he will sell low.
- Timter taken in exchange Tor Furniture.
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, BiIch, Maple.
Sc.
- 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 pas, favnrs. aud will
be thankful for n continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February /. Is
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Advertising Rates for The llillsbOrCrgh Recorder

One dollar per square nc lincs) for the first
insertion, and rs cents for c CHI continuance. De-
auctions made in favor of standing advertisements
as follows:
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William MkfSsack.
ST appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
that the defendant, William VI kissack is not
an inhabiiant Of the state Of North Carolina; II
is ordered, that publication lie made in the Hills
borough Recorder for six successive weeks for the
defendant to come forward at the next term Of
this Court, to be held at the court house in Hills
borough, on the second Monday in March next
and plead. answer or dcmur, otherwise the bin
will he taken pro cDnts'so, set for hearing ca pm.
Re, and decree taken accordingly.
Witness, o. +. Long, Clerk and Master in our
said Court Of Equity. at Office, in HilIsborough,
the I'd Monday of September. 1918.
u. F. LONG, c. & ME.
September &c. 49-6w
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Read This!

FTHE subscriber would respectfully inform NIL
M these indebted To Long, Webb, q Co, that
he is fully authorized aud ready to settle their
accounts: he will always he found at the Store Of
Long d Webb. He expects to remove from the
state, and desires TO close the business as spccdi
ly as possible, and hopes that this notice will he
promptly attended to.
JOHN II. WEBB.
August Is. a.
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THE subscriber has oprnei Varsity Store
a North Of the court house, aud one deaE sas,
Of Long. Webb 4 TO-, who're he will he peas
ed 10 see the public generally but particularly he
old friends who 80 liheLally PatEoniIed him VI len
ps,llaF. lie has on hand sfbek Of Dry t;ooals
and Groceries. cohfecfionaFirs EigaFs. Chewing
aud Smoking Tobacco. and in fart liitle ai al
most every thing. Those who irsde with him
may BE- site they will get good bargains.
Al kinds Of produce, such ~ corn, fodder, oaiS,
-four. poultry Of al kinds. country made Cloths,
FeathcTs, &C., will be taken in exchange for
Goods.
ROBERT I. MORRIS.
April &C, 10
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CirCassion Balm,

an unrivallcd Medical compound, nevcr.iailing
remedy for
Burns and Scalds, Cuts, Commissions. Bruises,
Sprains. salt Rhcum, Chilhlains letter. Scrofula,
Ulcers. Ringworm, Scald Head. Frozen Feet and
Limbs, Pimples on tie Face, aud all eruptions Of
the skin.
And for all purposes Of the Toilet, &c. Shaving,
Cleaning the Teeth. Canker Of the Mouth. Re-
mo'al of Sunburn or Tan. Grease, Paint, SC.
from SIIk, Satin, Linin, Cotton aud Woollcn ia
hrics. Price 25 cents,
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fEAliE silseaileFs aEe ilast EaorixiBg sna aFan
n ins tAriF Pan and AiHisE saIEaiCs. Nhirh
nansia af = large ana onnlEilrae as=aEaEaraA -
eseEy Sarily II GOODS nsaally ksIa IN cur ~
laSe ntaEes.
TheiF stoek has haea srlnCied Nilh naHr. ana
rliefy lr1eht with rash. Thy az agirIniiHsfsl
10 mske Iheir psires suii IL tiInos ana - fhsy
are EaFsirSilatly in want Il Gash, IAesr Nha hass
Il nay sKTses great hsIgains.
Give - . cal.
LONG & WEBB.
0csalsF 10. ST.