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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-01
Land for Sale.

1tliE Subscriber will offer for sale to the high.
est bidder, GA Tuesday Of February Court
tract Of Land, containing 25i acres, more OF
less, lying on the road leading from Hiishoroust
tn Chapel Hill, five miles south Of Marlborough
The above tract adjons the lands Of William
S,rayhorn, Isaac Craig, and others; and has on
il good Dwelling House aud out houses, a
good meadow. and is well timlered. A small
portion Of il only Is in cultivation. All wishing
to purchase land will do well 10 examine il for
themselves.
A credit Of nine months will he given, the put
chaser giving bond and good security.
DAVID STRAYH0RN.
December 2. l4-tds
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WESTERN SURVEYS.

his survey was commenced near
Murgantan by Mr.. r.. ;. Gsrnrtt. who
prosecuted il ihrsee 70 the swanna-
naa Gap. lie then returned 10 his
division on the Central Road. and Was
succeeded in the Survey BY Mr.. James
&. farmer. Mr.. Turner continued
his Survey Co the confluence Of the
waters Of the Salamanca with thnse
Of the French Bruzd river, and thence
dawn the Nest side Of the latter To
the Tennessee line, which point he
reached the latter part of.last week.
The distance from. the mouth of the
swannanoa TO the Tennessee line is
As miles.
Mr.. TarAer and his party arrived
here Monday last an route for the cts
af Raleigh. where they will establish
their winter quarters. The Survey
will be resun ed early IN the spring aud
pushed forward 10 completion at as
early a da, as possible. Ii is uncer
tain whether an iIisfrmnnfoi Survey
will be mssle from this place to Duck
Town. Butwe have been assured that
reconnaissance al least will lake place
in due season, sufficient 10 determine
the praciicability of a railroad TO that
point. Should the appropriation prove
adequate, and we trust it NAV. We
have but little doubt that a complete
Survey will be Snade TO the extreme
Western limit of The State.
The Survey as far as il has gsne is
most favorable for de construction Of
a railroad. Mr.. Turner told us that a
road frum the mauih Of Flat Creek TO
she French Brad, distance Of Is
miles, was easy Of construction at a
moderate grade. The average grade
down the French Broad is fraction
over 10 feet 10 the mile, which is
merely naninal grade fr a railroad.
In no sne miie Of the Rad dawn the
river will the grade exceed Sc feet.
Ne understand that McNeiPs re-
port differs widely from this, partioa
Iarly as Ia the average grade per mile.
Mr.. Turner thinks that the building
of road ,luxn the French Broad is
entirely practicable: fiat 50 iar as
curvature is coneeiwed. which snme
have regarded as an insuperable OBJ.
jectiun TO the French Broad route. ne
Is confident there is no point ON the
river at which practical curve canuot
be be made, admitting locomotives AT
customary railroad speed.
In 6ne, the whue line, as FAR as he
has seen, abounds in ample material
for construction, and of the very best
quality. There is one advantage this
road will possess over uiost others, "a
wit: the necessity for very few brid-
ges. which in consequence Of their pc.
r,shable natsre, add much to>augmcnt
the expense Of building railroads.
Mr.. Turner deserves great credit for
the dispatch with which he continued
the Survey, as, a good deal Of the tune,
, he ladto encounter very severe wea-
Their, but which seemed not to retard
him in his movements. During the re-
cent SNOW, operations were not sus'
pended, so bent was he to make the
Tennessee line. MIR. Turner has the
reputation Of being very competent
and faithful Engineer. aud we have nc
doubt that in the estimation of those
competent to Judge, he has added
much to his reputation TOR skill and
scientific accuracy in the portion o.
the Western Survey he has just COM
pleted. Asheriae Spectator.
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New Fall Goods.

MI are na~ rereising large s,ask s( Cooks
which we desire 10 sell upoa far terms
rslber for cash or on sh0neredii. Please an CON,
and see thsla.
As we cannot ihipk of taking mp the whole q
the Recorder in enume,aiins every saiele. W.
will give the prinripal articles from ole Of on
Six hills. VIZ
Plain Black Gro De Rhine Silk, a. wide.
Black figured Silks.
Plain mouse colorcd Pouli De Sol Silk.
Figured lcolored silks,
Plaid 81 4. Spun Silks. bright cniereJ Plaid,
coforrd and white Marceline Silks,
Solid DE I.anes. mode and high colored.
Cinevills Ls-iIe.
flaid aud Pelai DE lanes.
Ere nch Merinos, English ditto.
Colored aud white T.ileiins snd Lace,
DE Bsge. for Riding and Travelling besses.
ALSO,
Black and white DE Lanes.
Black csBion Grape Cloth,
Black and white spun Sill,
Black French Merinos, Dlas< Aipacca.
Black aud co.orcd new style Frinres. fiimps
Buttons. Isces. Braids. ve<r, AID other XII
hands. &C.. for trimming dresses.
Blue and green Ladies' Closk claihs, an,
Tsssels for ditto.
Bonnet Ribands. from 10 cents 10 very dnc.
Plaid Riband, &c.
Black Egyptian and Mel silk Mns,
Kid, MeIino, Spua Silk. Filese.le and Bragsn
zia Gloves,
>MusIins. Iiish Linens. cambie and Law
Handkerchief:
Lise and silk Nets aud Edgings
shswls, Collars, llnder-sleaveS
! Ladies and Gentlemen's Silk, McTine an
Lambs weol Under Vests
Carpeiing, Cmms Goth, Hats, Caps
Rsa Read, Waterproof, and other Boots an
Shoes;
Rubber Shoes, Cork SoleS
Ladies and Gentlcmen's Trunks; Leather;
Family Sc les and Paiept Balances;
0ser Goats, Black and Drab;
lpiece Super double milled Brown Cloth. 70
Over Coats; Cassimercs, Cloths, ycs,ines. Wells
Flannels, Shot Guns. aud almost every thing
merchant ought to have.
LONG & WEBB.
September &c. o.
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No rICE

sINHE subscriber having qualified, at the last
Novembe, Term Of Orange County Court,
as Administrator on the estate OF George Warren
deceased. late Of Choctaw county. Alabama, here.
by gives notice ID all persons indebted to said
tate 10 make immediate payment; and to all per-
sons having claims against the estate, to present
them duly authenticated, within the time pre-.
scribcd by law, OF this notice will be pleaded in
bar Of their recovery.
STEPHEN A. WHITE, Admir-.
January &c, 1854. 2l-3w
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Office N. c. X. R. Co.

Office N. c. X. r. Co. .
Jan. 3rd, 1854.
THE Board of Directors Of said Company
4 passed an order, at their late meeting in
Charlotte, by which the whole Of the Capital
Stock subscribed by individuals, is called for, and
falls due as follows, io-wil: 10 per cent. on the
first Of March next and 10 per ccut. on the first
Of May next. Interest will be required by said
order il payment be delayed twenty days after
the instalments become due.
CYRUS p MENDENHALi.,
Secretary and Treasurer.
January 8. 1854. ls-4w
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mGRRIrD.

On Tuesday the 9Th uli., by Hczckiah Ter
ny. ESQ, Mr.. SNirn M.BRoox 10 Miss SALLlE
HAmnls, all Of Orange.
In Oxford, n. c., ON Thursday evening. ia
nuary lgth, by Rev. Mr.. Hines. y. BnowS VIZ
SARLr, ESQ.,, 10 DrIia NJ, eldest daughter Of
Mr.. Russell Kingsbury, all of that place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-01

JUST RECEIVED.
RLAcK Gro de Rhine.
Silk wIP Aipacca,
Mohair Lusi,e,
Bonaszine,
Crap. and other gaels
!. I'd Sacks OF Salt. large size.
LONG 4 WEBB.
Nspcnber i2. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-01

The Georgia Legislature has at last
succeeded in eIecting a Senator IN
place Of Mr.. Dawson. Alfred Ivcrson,
a States Rights Democrat, has been
elected. So Mr.. Mcdonald and Mr..
Cobb were both thrown overheard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-01
NOTICE.

rTHOSE indebted to RICHES0N MICH
4 OILS, on his Store Books either by note or
account, are requested to come forward and set
tie without delay. The debtors may avail them
selves Of the opportunities afforded at the APP
prosching February and March Courts TO make
payment; aud ifnot paid before the end of March
Court. they will certainly be placed in the hands
of an officer for collection. The hooks are in the
hands of Mr.. STEPHEN NICHOLS, who is
authorized 10 make the settlements.
II. NICHOLS.
January 30th, 1854. 2l-4w
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ESERY Variety of Proioee. such a. Wheat,
= Tern. oa's. DC. will be taken IA. exchange
for Goods.
Waided, slso. quantity Of woollen leans,
Colsred aud White l.insrys. Tow and Cotton
CiSlh. bluc-sirpea calisn clash. Wool Socks.
Shoe Thread. -ac.
A. G. MURDOCH.
November Is. IL
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Valuable Mill Seat &
Lots for Sale.

THE Valuable Mill Scat and Water Power .,
4 the town Of lIilshorough. with the Houses
and Lots pertaining 10 the same, lately owned by
James NJ. Palmer. esq, will he sold at Public
Sale, ia the town of Hilsborough. on the Tues
day of the ensuing County Court. the 2sth Of
February.
This property is rendered much more valuable
in consequence Of The construction OF the North
Carolina Rail Road. which crosses tue Enoe RI
yer SHIRT distance above the mill seat. A Ma
nuiacturing Mill could manufacture Flour &c,
aud put il on the Rail Road for market imncdi-
aiely. Those DESTROYS Of making good and pro-
filale investment, have now fine opportunity
Of doing so. Terms made known on the day Of
~ NATHAN'L J. PALMER.
Milton, Jan. 25th 1854. 20s-
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a c. MJGnG0Es
II It's isars - iHissm A. laitis ihai u :
- sos rserisiHS sus a ~ Lagos I'D AasI
.nsge.l A.surtrns-.1. -
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N Office

by onlcr Of tho Court Of Wardens, notice is
~ hereby given, that petition will he pre-
sented to the Orange County Court, at February
Term, 1854, for change Of the Public Road
running Ivy the Poor House. so as to make il
run on tho ridge so,.th Of the Poor House.
L. A. HEARTT, Sec'v.
January 10. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-01

SALE or STATE BoNDs. pro-
posals for the purchase Of Five hun
arei Thousand Dollars Of North Caro-
una State Bonds. according to adver.
usement BY Mr.. Treasurer Courts, will
De received at the Treasury office, IN
Raleigh, until 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF
me 2sth prox These bonds will bear
aate Jan. I, 1854, and. like those al
ready sold, will have coupons attach
They will be issued in sums OFFS 900,
Or 5000, as the parties may wish; but
Tue Treasurer reserves the right OF &C
oeept:ng such bids. in Whole or in part,
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pI-RI.Ic SALE

yI-Il.I. be sold 10 the highest bidder, on Tues
" day Of February Court, 1.-THE 2sth,) at IL
o'clock, in the town Of Hillsborough. on credit
of nine months, Fine Gold Watch, the
property Of George Warren, deceased.
Bond and good security required.
S. A. WHITE, Admir-.
February |, 1854. 2lis-
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~. hos inisiasa q ~ fgm u Z. n. a 4
- a. PARISH VA. aiih,li dslly. rsms 81.
Hsri un1 ssllis lisir Eoifs ari aerouuil ~ cash
a. q insrf iliulsrncs Ca - Eisen. Tksy
VII 6nd rhsir acroanis. &c. a. he hanas u Iss
n. fafish. nhs Nil b riea<j % esrly ocrs.
siar - s<tli. A HAT 10 ne ~iss ~ safHeirnl
IN. q 4. n PARISH.
PsnshsiIlr. Orsnxe. lan.-l3. ~
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions.
November Term, 1858.
Jones Watson. Admr. vs. John p. ;ee.
Petition IN Sell Land

n this case, It appearing TO the satisfaction Of
the Court. that John Price, and others. The
brothers and sisters IL there be any. heirs al law
Of Archibald Price, deceased. are non-resilents Of
this State: It Is ordered tia, publication be made
in the Hillsborough Recorder for six weeks. noti-
tying the said John Price, and Others heirs g law
OF the said Archibald Price, to be and appear at
the next term OF this Court, to he held at the
court house 10 Hillsborough, on the fourth Mon.
day in February next then and there 10 stand
to, abide by and perform any order or decree said
Court may make therein. or the petition win b
taken pro coafssso. and heard en- parie az 70
them.
Witness. George Laws. Clerk of said Court
at office in Hillsboroash, tho ath Mondag cf No.
vember, A. d. 1853.
GEORGE LAWS, &. q.
December "a. pr. Adv. S4:5o.) lS-sv
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WANTED, IN THE COACH SHOP.

sI-HEsul,scribe viii give constant employment
and liberal wages to good Coach Painter
and Trimmer. and Body Maker. to work most
1, ON hight work.
A. G. MURDOCH.
January 20. 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-01

FOR SALE at the DRUG STORE,
WAN HORNS Celebrated Shoulder Braces.
Abdominal and Uterine suppOr,er,, ani,sr.
sally approved.
Decrusber "a. "a
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- q
,he $3.50 II .asirf re Monday assl, with
~ ianlie.l understanding lhat Ihe dts
sa.siss II il VII b eonlinnsd lFein
,lsvta ,las aAtil he h.il shallAafe bsfn
,l;suasrd 4. Ihe ffeueh 80 .silna
bill was made shr spscial sgess e
Nundas ~erk-
sra~rsl private bills affe rasssh.
amongst which vas one giving hsH pay
frlslr a. The y isis~ sf MsJsr brnrrai
Bro~n, 20 hose Distinguished gailan-
fry during the war u 1912 Gen. tass.
in advocating The bill. paid veil ae-
,rifrd tribute.
FRIDAY of each week MAS sci apart
fur the consideration at private bills.
In the fIous<. the co1iilnittee on Mi
l;,sry AfairS.rrprlesl she joint rs<elu~
,;.a IL the senate, 1uihorizing the Pre-
s;arut "a 1he United States Ia confer
The brevrs title Of Lieutenant General
f..r eminent services IN Mexico. and
recommended its passage. II Was re.
frrred fu the committee uf fhe whole,
and will cs,nr up in us regular urdrr.
The consideration uI the reference
Of the Presidents Massage was asain
resumed. aud Mr.. Oliver. 81 Missouri,
Delivered speech against the tonnage
duts scheme. and Mr.. Maxwell. Of Flo
rala, advocated the system Of giving
donations uf public lands in aid Of in
iernal impro emenis.
Both Houses. By unanimous consent
adjourned over to Thursday. 10 allow
members TO attend the funeral oi Mr..
Budiscu.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VNHE undersigned having qualified at Novem-
Der Term, 1853. Of Orange County Court, as
administrator on the estate Of MARCUS ARM.
STRONG, decd, hereby gives notice to all per-
sons indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment; and to all persons having claims against
the estate, to present them. properly anben,icat-
ed, within the time prescribed by law, or this no
lice will he pleaded in bar Of their recovery.
NELSON p. HALL, Adm'r.
January 10. 1854. ls--3w
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NOTICE.

N consequence IL he dad Il Robert NJ.
Shields. 4 beeomss n~eesssp 70 rk~e fhs ts-
siness o. he co-psnn~fsIip Of r. NJ s. ]. Z.
Shields.
Noise q tAerrfsre sisen 70 sll prrsons having
claims against The esarem 10 rfes~ns ihsm. and
Tor adj persons indslard 10 Il 10 make immediate
s~iiiemen' and payment. An busne. must be
srs1saeird sih the undersigned only. and all
pssmsnts made 10 him sloDr.
j. T.. SHIELDS,
Surviving Partner
'snzasy sth, 1854. is-3~pI
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Notice.
NOW is THE TIME TO SETTLE

A lib persons indebted 81 the Drug Store, are
{ requested 10 como forward aud pay up by
the first OF January, 1854. We must have mo-
ney 10 carry on our business. "a word 10 the
wise is sufficient"
December 20. iS--
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rasfc IIeu.-A firnd in this VI
eiaiiy informed Us M, long sinre. that hen Of
ii. had laid tws eggs in Que day. lie says ,he
i. moi II any ilaposled hreed. bat :. onrs, Or
.ase hea. We think il would psrrie an, Of
the sasnshx. 10 beat this
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IS hg mas desm most adsangAssahs d
she State.
Dtpasil may BE- made filhef u llle
Bank 81 kepablic. New iprk. he
Bank II n.e State 81 Nklt Carolina,
Raleigh. q the iiank q Cape Fear.
AssessAs Asxi1itr.
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WAKE COUNTY,

To be sid ct RALEIGH. su Friday the loii
Of February 40 follows;
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MEDICINAL.
ARn You surrgRfNe

RoA Rheumatism, Sore IhE0St GrCqg D ~ ~!
h9sT ME- % sn.5S S B8SI Ache I SamS
lion sin Joints Cuts HfsesP Poison Sores, Fever Sores,
PEN Or o',ms n ts sSg1eh gSlsra 9St6hs G6 n
Insects OF Rabid Doss, Hgc cake Age In The Breast
OF Face, burns, bruises chaAhg ehepped lhnds eons'
Muscular weakness Paralysis, Plies, BaT Ache. Ulcers,
Salt 'ieun Sfer Sore Ngpsa Sore Lips VsHe,esi
ass uied That In this Article YOU have HHA
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which MOI oy removes pain almost simultaneously pu'
I BRADICATES THE DISEASE, 81
Some VIII laugh al the idea Of any SS, nag.
Spn ,uIU'l ~ uSa Hvt ali Srise nom similar
causes, the proposition wilt sem less eHlLayaBahl out
wee u ZINES more 81 s FAILS Wv S ne for
al who have used II themselves, or Witnessed ils mogic
encots on Others, unite declaring Just what It's hano
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you noticed the stdk ng mlarliy between
many Y fSIsg0a S9d internal GSssss 63y H sns S5
edy might be pTepaie cd which should be equally Applicable
TO boihi This remedy Is now offered you Ia re OPP
TX lLSlNEhT which docs not insult your undo standing
by claiming to have bee found In some burning oHniLi
of NJieo OF mighty cares Of ne sarih but Is simply ne
OIFsPRNO OGSVENCkl being mid aud simple hi aouOn
a yet eveaiing In ito etCis power almost tnoedibe,
-Ieaehng Tho most hidden sinows Of man or benut-
and yet beng inBoxous TO tho weakest infant also
by far tie cheapest Lment In the market being put u In
bottles hce large the Majority and 0eOuflh ger
than The largest besides bOlng moi thai fou tim
strOnHi eeiOro offer II IN you Will pride aud con-
deUe a. Rnaiitie exactly suited 10 tie wants Of rlc or
poor, hig on low. ~. t.H ..Etan ulu....r ..I 2
lie eccdsntsd sire inwheh The Nonpareil Eminent
Is pui upi aud The vast expense III the 0toihS used INIT
H0koa u impossible lO Us 10 payLlO lilo printing Of the
und eds OF certificates gilt publish, nor do we deem
tseesaary, as the article wherever II is used Will ceIS
for iAell. #'
I'VE would however refer those ani'oed whOhave
been guided by gel certificates and bgusserons
The following names, Being but lew OF tie many ner
sons whose character ot Candor and veraoy needs no
TauegyiC from Us, und who having hy tested It's WHITES
In the different diseases Tor whleht isecommeded' ave
PREPARED 10 speak O It's moIiis az II deserves. -
SUldin Phrtlng by James BAKER, Rels "a Caldwell, 7
a Logan d o. lPRAicKee Pal,o sou a Go and by The
min,ipal Druggists OF Virginia. aud Pennsylvania.
August "a, $50 .a| l#-i
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F,em n, Eai,monl V. R.pasllesn.

IN lNvALUABLR MEDICINE. II Is but seldom we hnd
among the many remedies offered to the public lor the cure
OF disease one we can consent TO commcd. orwhee viz
tues able TO discovers aud have always 'eduously
,ided giving utte aco loanythlng that might lead any
one 10 suppose that we Pac any faith IN their Wee
But With reference TO remedy manu- uetuIed ~
this place. and which has become as familiar 10 tile public
as household woods, we speak nom knowledge OF iis IN
rc eNcelieHcies. Its adaptation TO many oil ito Ills OF
u q, aud the security with which IL may be used, we
eak OF the Nonrarel NsrVennd Hone Lninisn', 9ep9r
ID by II. H. Can d TO-, from prescription FURNISHED BY
Ur Watson Carr late OF Morg ntowh, and now of Wheel
lug, OF the most eminent Physicians IN Virginia THIS
dy which will tciev' external PAIN will II IOtery com
pounded be equally efieaeiOus in omoy int nalhlee
lions, principle that has been successfully deSeOIed
II Is simply the offspring OF Science being mild and sim.
re in tsoo!on snd yetIoyeains IN us effects rover
Incredible reaching the most hidden snews OF man
and bcsstsd yet being ioxols 10 the weakest infant
H. is asu BY tag the ChsOPssi Imminent In tic market being
put up M Otiles twice as aige tue majOTiiy,Rd
larger than the largest, besides being than four
times ay stogg Wecommend II TO those In want OF
sale aud ceItainrenedy. .. ....... #... III.
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SlDNEY BREESB,
Ex-senator OF tie United states.
Proreaaor woods, oriental snnnIIre
..H..|II h1uimcnf.

This Eminent lisa valuable auxiliary In tho treatment OF
some OF The most formidable diseases with which %
lot to contend, for instance of NE HnSf aud
bo0ts By thorough and continued aprle0lionol ms
Lnimeit over the ugiOn OF the lhectd organ lhete olh
erwiSe oTmid bic diseases ore AZ Oco dsaeu OF mote
than halt their terTOis particularly among Children anu
thousands mothers, ihoy allowed TO SPEAK w3ud
unte, testimony to tie act thai had 3naChed Hell chill
uten fromthe very Jaws Of death, aud restored hem 70
their former health sud beauty Afaiu lwlu 20 ouhu
as an Aqua Cake, enlargement Ottho spleen, ma
CassS where an eNtenl epplleAlionlso service lhs h
"SsomcrTI nCpot COS broadway. New York; and III
arkol slSt Louis
For sale Wholesale and retail In Wheeling ny
ieTIsm WILLIAM l. ARMSTRONG
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MEDICAL
Prnf. WOodsl

VTaIr ReAtorntiv 70 Is now i3f Tie hlst lime intro
Ill duordtO tho eitleHs 81 wheeling, atNo iS9 MMkd
lieeclualy restore the groy hart aud WhskelhO tho
Original color OF youth without dyein the bald
head IN short tlmo with the natural covering remove
dlndrun aud prevents tile hair nom falling on aud Tree
tOm the hiuV sediment Objectionable In divers prrpa
Talions Of eront uaueshow betOtc tie public; tie Rg
BToHAIYE is beautiful article for the Toilet for the old
young and Ony DO arp eoiaed by its usci aud all
ave RESPECTFULLY nyited to call at the Depot aud examine
tie testimonials OF ladies' and gentlemen OF hsh reputa
TENN ile South aud West Where it YVES Invented but
VIII refer to tie certificate below OF the diatt guished
statesman and Senator, Judge Breese, OF Illinois,
la CARLVLE m. Juiie "a, 1853.
have used Prof o. s. Woods llhr Restorative, aud
have admired the wonderful effect N hair was becOn-
tug, ts iuulhi, premaurey grey, but by tic use OF his
II has esuned Its original color, and have
no doubt permanently 20. H'
IIN Sidney BRgEsR,