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Real GstGit for Sale.

AT PRIVATE SALE-The four-story Base
"A men. browns,ons-ffOnt HOUSE ssd LOT no. no
Mo s1,b n on south rde zs O. House ioss inos
o. feet deep; finished II the Bat sLnsf, "iia al ne 1eo
Improvements ... 49,, s,on,
HOUSES ard LOTS s0nih sos Of J1;1~s, ~ y "a %.
"a ens es ne Of Hoas BY 90 f,st desp hnsss' "a ~.
rs,nsr NH al the modern .rnpfovsDsrtf wa vTae
1910 s,zs Of Lots 90 feet sebss 100 feet east Of
Also the foorstory bro~n-sooe non' ~ 20
pOIgy aud LOT on the south aide u East ltbs 70
,bout no feet Of 2dsy sire Of Hone - ieS'
In prove nfs; Lot 70 feet deep ,o,,,y - or .s.
40 the four sorry front 5sssms1i HOu 81 ana 2
mated On the north sde Of Ss Il between On ~ I'll *
~sy; sze % Lot Is By % feet ineheT SIC '' muse
81 feet deep. pDtrK uorrsy and LOr No.
q, .,s Of Boose 2l feet inches By IL feet csep
6osbs1 o. sooo sty le Lot " feet irehss
FoY terms snd further particulars. apply 70
''' BAKER I WEES Auetigseers
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LEATHER MAsUFAcTUREss BANK
Nov Yors ian .. 1873.
A DIVIDEND Of FIVE ~ PER CENT. on
y The esutal stock vii be PAID 20 e stoeshoter 90 sad
s,r THURSDAY the ls day Of FsbrgsEy. The Ifan.ter
DgS,e,or. r. r AcLY. Cssher.
gETxNAs FIRE issuance coarSY.}
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anbscrifers gay 8 s1y uns tFs''ols v -
fr, lnssluents pay tie whole % soy poiA'N u w
uo.uts due ard receive Sends Tor the ssuie , , 80.
give rsr % the amount lpfefDea VII " e''
al he ravrncrt Of the last ibsial.ment -
fun report q the prosPects s1d i,laness OF m
las jus, D., pub thei ior ~biea and further ~
N. pioucsed lsAu application usf - Ade e. ths
Oh 81 tie Corn any. =. y. Lh-e..- -.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-27
Mothers aud Daughters.

1t is most painful spectacle in families
where the mother is the drudge, TO see the
daughter elegantly dressed, reclining at theif
ease, with their music, their fancy work, and
their reading-beguiling themselves to the
lapse OF hours, days and weeks, and never
dreaming of their responsibilities but, as :
necessary consequence of q neglected duty,
growing weary Of their useless lives, laying
hold Of every newly invented stimulant to
rouse their dropping energies, and blaming
their fate when they dare not blame their
God for having placed them where they are.
These individuals will often tell you, with
an air OF affronted compassion, that "poor
mamma is working herself to DEATH - yet no
sooner do you propose that they should assist
her, than they declare she is quite in her ele'
ment-in short, that she would never be hap
if she had only half as much to do s'e7-
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-27
0IG@I0lh lPUMElGY .
1HE ROBINS NEST,
ny JULIAN CRAMER.

Beside stream, whose limpid breast
Revealed the shining sand below,
A simple robin built her nest,
And waited for her young 10 grow.
Her artless song was often heard,
As homeward 10 her brood she flew,
And when the rosy daylight stirred
Her music filled the wekin blue.
A reckless boy at last espied
The nest, and made the prize his own;
And when The mother homeward hied
Twas but 10 find herself alone.
Twas pitiful TO see he- grief,
And listen TO her mournful cry,
Size sought in vain TO find relei,
And folded up her wings to die.
] marked thai boy He grew apace,
Aud was at last in years man;
Yet ever covered with diss race
That followed some discovered plan.
| watched him with curious eye,
Expecting some sad fate TO see;
! saw il as he passed 10 die
A wretch upon gallows tree.
Oh, sinner! heed the lesson taught
Hast thou e'er spoiled robins nest?
Hast not thy reckless act been fraughl
With anguish 10 a mothers breastf
God help thee for know no deed
So merciess as thine has been,
And much fear thy heart must bleed,
Forever for thy dreadful sin.
Oh, If there be a doom more dread
Than others on the Judgment day,
II sure must be Tor him who led
A pure and loving girl astray.
There may be pardon for The knave,
And mercy for the wretch who stole,
But Heaven, fear me, meier lorsave
The murdered OF human soul!
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-27
The Lords Prayer.

A friend tells US all snecodate Of Booh the
having seen in print. II occurred in The pal.
my days of his fame, before the sparkle of
his great black eye had been dimmed by
that bane Of genius, strong drink. Booth aud
several friends had been invited 10 dine with
N old gentleman in Baltimore, of distinguis-
ed kindness, urbani;y and piely. The host,
though disapprovins of theatres and theatre
going, had heard SO much of Booths re-
rnafkable powers, that curiosity 10 see the
man had, in this instance, overcome all his
scfuples and prejudice. After the entertain
msnt was over lamps lighted and the COM
pany seated in the drawing room, some
one requested Booth, as particular favor,
and one which all pt.seut would doubtless
appreciate, TO read the Lords Prayer Booth
expressed his willingness 10 afford Them
this grahfcstion; and all eyes were 'urued
expectantly upon him. Booth rose slowly
and reverenlly from bis chair. II was won
derful to watch the play of emotions that
convulsed his couptenancs. He became
teathly pale, and his eyes turned trembling.
Iy upwards, were wet with tears. AS YET he
had not spoken. The silence could be felt.
II become absolutely painful, until at last
the spell ives broken as if by an electric
shock, as his rich-loned voice, from white
lips, syllabled forth, "Our Father who art in
Heaven" &C., with pathos and iervid So
lemniiy that thilled all hearts. He finished.
The silence continued. Not voice was
heard or muscle moved in his rapt audi
ence, until, from a remote corner OF the
room, a subdned sob was heard, aud the
old gentleman (their host) stepped forward
with streaming eyes and toltering frame,
and seized Booth by the hand. "Sir," said
he in broken accents, "you have afforded
me pleasure 10 which my whole future
life will feel grateful am an old man
and every day, from my boyhood to the pres
enttme thought had repea:ed the Lords
Prayer, but have never heard il before,
aeueY." .You are right replied Booth; 10
:. Prayer as it should be read, ha;
-ast study and labor tor
cost me tue seVei~ n being satisfied
thirty years, and am lar iro..- '' - -
with my rendering of that wonder'ul r. sO'''
lion. Hardly one person in ten thousand
comprehends how much beauty, tenderness
and grandeur can be condensed IN space
50 small and in words so simple Iha'
Prayer of itself sufficiently illustrates Inc
truth of the Bible, and stamps upon II The
seal of Divinity"
So great was the effect produced tsayt
our informant, who was presently that con
versation was sustained but short time
longer in subdued monosyllablss, and al
most entirely ceased; and soon ailer, ut ar
early hour, the company broke up and re
Y tired TO their several homes, with sad face
Ind full hearts.
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Health, is Wealth.

A strong and sound body--a body capa-
BILE Of not only endurance, but capable ofse-
sisting external influences 10 disease--is =
capital for life, the value of which cannot be-
computed in money. tits perpetual wealth
lit is perpetual pecuniary Independence
il is perpetual ability to aid others in the
kind offices Of friendship and love--a par
petaal source ofcontentment and happiness.
1his sag is the first Object Of school edasatioH
--of any education fit to be called educs-
ton; whiIs the fact that it ID made nsishes
the irst nor the least, in our present system
proves that the present system Is ialses ssls
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-27

" A negro baby show is one OF the la
test Boston notions. II is got up in opposi-
lion to Barnum's white baby show. The Tit
tie innocents' enjoy the attention they ailIaci
as much as the white folks.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-27

~ A stranger in Mexico is struck with
The appearance Of The Milliner's shops. where
twenty or thirty stout men with moustaches
are employed in making muslin gowns. caps
and artificial fowerss - = =
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-27

lkfrNrsrERs ARREsTED.--Chicago isa great
y. Two Ministers OF the Gospel were
I'D here last week-one for drunken
I'd the olher FOR stealing horse and
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-27

- = .Poistoss are selling, no farther
6sIa.oes, Of only fszsniy-fps cent
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1855-09-27
rrHE NORTH BRANCH cAsAL1

In 1850, when an appropriation was made
TO the North Branch Extension, the condi-
lion was imposed that coal carried upon 1t,
after its completion, should be charged with
a toll OF one cent per ton per mile, which
would a,nount 10 ninety five cents for the
whole distance from Pttston TO the New
York State line. This provision was bur-
thensome and unwise, because 1t tendsd to
discourage shipments Of coal and probably
10 lessen the public revenues, while il eis-
cnminsled harshIy against business men and
properly holders IN this county who were
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-03-14
TO CuR-FRIENDs.

WE have just received a lot Of New Tyres.
w part 81 which are intended for the cen
iempiaicd enlargement Of the Recorder, aud the
others to enable Us 70 execute IN better styie
Blanks ana other Job Work. Our friends viii
sec from Ills that VIC are in earnest IN the mat
ter II the enlargement ~ cur TarrT. and We
hope 10 receive sufficient encouragement % en-
able Us TO DO 20 before the meeting Of the La
gislniuTc. Al that remains 20 accomplish IL j.
the purchase 81 new Press. The paper now
is as large e. our old Press will print: and ~
sides, having wiihsiaod tho assaults u the Brit
ish in the war o. 1872. i j. somewhat difficult
Is e kcpi ii order, and cannot Nc safely relied
on. An addition It 80 new subscribers, with
in advance payment, would meet The necessary
expenditure II once. We appeal, then, 70 or
frisnds in 0fsngc. Alamaucc, Granville, Person,
and other nerhhorine counties, 20 siits. By
ittle effort lrom each q our present sulsrIiicrs.
al that We require ou'd BE- accomplished IN
Few days. The enlargement would make con-
siderable addition Ii tho amount ~ reading nlni.
ter each week. and would greatly insrrfse he
usefulness and sfii ieucy u the paper II pro.
pcrly encouraged. We shail rndrasat 10 mako
lie RFconptn roi only faithful exponent II
Wing principles, but also one Of ihe best fsmi-
n Papers published IN the State. Who will D.
liz firsf u respond % our ppeal We have
ahorcd faithfully aud long in ihe Whig cause.
aud ior what Ne behaved o b. tie true into.
rests " North Carolina. and surely ali ausal
nou . the friends with whom We have cC-ape-
Tated, viii lot pass UNDECIDED.
u. nEARTT & SOY.
august 3. Is.
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Fifty Iollt rs Reward,

ID AN away from the subscriber on the Avn 2,
IA July, 1883, Negro Girl named JANE, agea
about 20 years. She is black, heavy sci, Of or
binary height, stoops forward little when walk
ing fast, and is free spoken. She was formerly
owned by Mr.. James Johnston, Of 4 lamance, anu
her mother is now owned by John Trolinger' esq
and she is probably lurking in Alamancc county
Tho above reward will be given for her apple
hension and delivery to me, near Leasbaig, Ias'
well county, or for her confinement in anyJail 50
that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
August is. h-as
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Blacksmith Shop.

TIME subscriber has now in operation one oil
Il the mostextensiSe Smith Shops ever carried
on IN the town Of Hillsborough. Having pros
cured the services cf Mr.. IAAEs II. BAnsEs, for
merry of Portsmouth, Va, as foreman, with other
good Nothcrn and Southern workmen, be begs
leave TO say that he is now prepared TO execute
all work in this line of business in the best man
ncr and at short notice. Plantation Work will
he done with nealness and despatch, and Horses
shod in ,he best manner. The iron work on
coaches, buegies, &c. will be executed in su.
perior style and with proper regard 10 lis dura,
bility. For further information call at his shop
south east Of The Court House.
A. G. MURDOCH.
January IS. go
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLlNA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Law-Septembcr
Term, 1854.
Thomas Hastings, j. r.. Mary L. Hastings.
psyikog lar UiDyee.

Petition IN Dipree.
~ ibis case !, appearing lhsl cops ofthe Pf.
a tilion and suhpana Neie is-u1d 10 The de-
iendsni, IN manner a. ~ tic statute 10 such ca
- il required. amd lie return thereon being FL.
eeuled On lie said Mary Z. Hastings. aud ihat a
second subpana was also Issued aul Ike re-
turn made, and proclamation icing made 4 ihc
court house door By The Sheriff iUr &c said u.
lendanl 10 appear and answer, a. commanded ty
tie suhpuna. and Tie defendant filling 70 appear
Ii Is ordered b tile Count ibsI publication ~
three months be made IN Tie llili.f9f0ugh Rscor.
der, Tor the said Mary &. Hastings % appcaratihe
nest term 81 thisC DuH u X hsll III ilill-hOfough
on the second Monday il Mach neAi, then shd
there 10 plead. answer OF deihur % lie sid pe
iiiiOn. otherwise lie same sil ~ heard y Dqi'
y 10 BET. and judgment pro rOgfts5y will b
granted against her
Witness. James Gill. Clerk q our sid cosfi
II Office. lie second Monday u September, =
ID. ls5i.
JAMES Gill, c.se
November 20. CJ--3n
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ErESIER, ANTHONY, JOSEPH AND
A JAMES DAUGHERTY, Tor their heirs,)
children q James Daughcrty, Of Orange coun
ty, North Carolina, u. s., will hear something
to ,neir advantage by addressing THOMAS
W. WALSH, Town Of Simcoc, County q
Sorfolk, Canada West.
Sept psth, ls54. a4-om
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A NEW
Hap Of North Carolina.

TIVE nnder.gntd are preparing. and Will pub
u lish, u soon II She necessary Surveys. dc.
can he obtained. New. Large. and Complete
Mar % NUarH CAHonxa, fise feet ~ three,
yell engraved ana finished i'll ihe best style.
Il is admitted Oh all sides, that sufl . work y
great dr.ij,Ialum ia our state. ind i i 10
consequence II lie frequent inquiries On ihissnb.
iee,. that lie undersigned have embarked ~ the
enterprise.
The unly attempted work 81 this kind Is that
II McRae. published ia 1885, anil since Then
tie Counties, Towns, Roads and Posi.oiIlecs
have increased il number, and a our works oi
Internal improvements, with small exceptions,
been set on loot.
Il intended that tic New Map, now ptopns.
III 10 te published. shall contain. accurately laid
down. allthe Natural Features % The Siaie--ihe
Inlels. Hsfbors. sounds, Lakes, Rivers. Creeks.
Mountains. &C..
Also, lie rUhlic Improvements and artificial
divisions. Tie Railroads, Plank Roads. Goun-
tits. Cnnuiy Towns. Postulicfs, Cities, Villages,
pgsi.toaJs snd Canals, Colleges, Academies, de-,
sc.
Tie Map will ready by The summer ofis55.
WILLIAM u. COOkB,
SAMUEL PEARCE.
TRIMS.
ID iirsl style, Gill Roller, aid Fiftt imVos.
sions. $1,000
10 PLAIN STYLE. Black Rollers, 600
Inflammation from any source. and Which may
IL 81 sertire IL making tie above Hnfk. will le
thankfully teecised. Recommendations should
Il addressed 10 WM u. COOKE.
Raleigh. August, 1854. 3d.
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DIR. SrR0NG,s

ip.srErplL aIDGIAGI I---9s
4 REMEDY for Coughs, Coifs, CatarTh, Broi,-
rkitis. Group. Whooping Cough, Asthma, Con
sumption. Nervous Diseases. Dyspepsia, Cosilse-
ness, Eryspelas, Disease Of the Heart, lniianEaa,
lion and Pain in the Chest, Back and Side, ana
an diseases arising from deranged state q me
Stomach, and 10 relieve the distress and bad ierl.
ing from eating too hearty food, IN weak and
dyspep,ic habits. CT Warranted 70 be pure
~ Vegetable.
These Pills act as an Expeclorsnt, Tonic, and
Aperieni. One % cent boz possesses three times
more power to cure diseases Than one dollar
bodle Of any Of lie Syrups, Balslms. or Saisapa'
rillas that were ever made, and a simple trial OIL
only one boz will prove This important truth.
they promote Expectation,
Loosen the phlegm, and Clear the Lungs and
oihsr Secretory Organs 81 all morbid matter, and
here i 10 other remedy III The whole Mateua
Mcdica capable Of imparing such healing pro
periies 10 the Lungs and Vital Otgans as ihcs'
\ Pills. They cure Costiycness. produce
good, regular Appetite, and Strengthen th'
system. Price IS cents per box containing 2
doses 81 medicine.
caii on The Agents who sell the Pills, and &c
the Planters Almanac grams giving lull pal
iirnlars and certificates ofenres.
4 Both kinds Of the above named Pills are 70
sse in Hillsboroueh BY DENNIS HEARIf
and al Chapel IIlil hy las. ;. LIGAs; VII
also kccpa supply ~ Dr. Spencer's yegeiabl
Pills. aud Dr. IIull's Celebrated Pills, which sto
the chilIs and Fever the fret day, and % no
sieken lie stomach or operate on The bowels.
August 20. OO-l.
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JUST RECEIVED,
DIR. sTRONG's
Compound Sanatiye Pills,

rEyHESE Pills are entirely Vegetable, and are
4 a most superior Medicine IN the cure oi all
Billion. Complaints, Chiils and Fsrer, .Dgsq..P-
I'd. costieaess, Lirer Complaint, Jauadtec,
SICK HEADACHE, Scrofula, Suit Rheum, F,rers 81
aRkiads, Lass 81 Agptfiie, Distracted end Pa1t-
ri Nensiruaiioa, and al lingering diseases.
Asa Fdmale Medicine they act like charm;
and when taken according TO the directions, they
never fail 10 cure the worst cases Of Piles, u.
ter all other remedies fail.
They purify the blood, egualize the circulation
restore lie Liver. Kidneys, and other secretofy
Organs 10 a healthy toRe and action; aud as an
Anu. Bilious Family Medicine, they have no G.
quail. Price % cents per box.
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Coach Mandatory,
VUQUI 1s1UII UINsOVUA
in EHiIIsborough.
gHSHE subscriber would inform the riding part
IL Of the community, that he Is now carrying
on, in the town of Hillsborough,
THE MANUFACTURE OF
Buggies, and all kinds of Car
RACES.


on much larger scale than it has ever been
done before in the town or county; and that he
is prepared to do all kinds of Repairing at Inc
shortest notice and in the best manner. lie nat
tiers himselfth that the community can be supplied,
at his establishment, with as good and nice WORK
as they can get any where, North or South; and
BY doing good work he will Try 10 make them
believe it.
lie has now on hand an assortment OF good
Bugeics and Barouches. Those wishngto pur-
chase would do well to call and examine for
themselves before they buy elsewhere.
He will warrant all his work and i any pat'
of il gives way, in consequence Of not having
heen we'll done, he will feel bound to have done
over, il called upon TO do so withina reasonable
time after il leaves the shop. He is determined
! to Try 10 do his work as il should be done, ant
! has therefore procured some Of the bestworkmcr
! lie could GET both Northern and Southern. Al
his materials were selected by himself, and h,
does no, intend 10 work any butsuch az are good
He begs leave here 10 return his thanks 70 tn
public for the liberal patronage he has hereto
fore received; and hopes, by strict attention I
business 10 increase that patronage.
All orders for work from distance, will b
promptly attended TO.
A. G. MURDOCH.
August ii. so
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JUST RECEIVED.
BRANDRgTH's pills.

Fgy ne eigs u t1Jf,isHsa. coii.. btiigttiion'
Dyspspsia, Iieafasls. DrJiiify, BsahHess,
Az. AZ. &c.
Tr 4 Pfosh Supply jusi feceiyed. and igf sale
by the SCENTS, D. Heart 4 Son. II tbe Printing
Ofiee, Marlborough James y. MsDsts Chapel
Hill. snj q. 4 Ieb1ne, Nsson Hall.
IDLY 81, 1874. iiii.-
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AN. NcPherlcn. Il. ChiNlin. J.W.NarilH,
--SS~.--~-~----~>>-
a.. 10 nl'pEI.agEaE & Co,
Wholesale GfOcerS,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Office al No. 6, Roanoke Square,

NORFOLK, IA.
grrPanicular attention paid to the sale Of
Flour and other Produce.
REFERENCES.
Thomas p. Deyereux. esq, Halifax, ~. {.
Geo. W. Mordeca, Pre- 81 Bank Of state Of n. g.
Charles Dewey, Cashier :. :.
w. H. Jones, Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear.
l.. ODD. Brunch. Ptes't Raleigh & Castor Road.
Messrs. Reid 4 Soutter,
DR.. \. G. Whitehead, Norfolk.
Pres'i Farmers Blk Of Va,
Alexander Bell esq.
Messrs. spence & Reid. BoHim0rs.
MessTs. d. Blossom 4 Son. AeU Yark.
Messrs. d. Heart & Son, Hilsborough, N. @.
October IS. ly09--
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IF you want ga8gE RATE GiAiR!aG,,
AGES, which will not only render good
se-vice, but he also neat, call on the subscriber
living six miles north Of Hsborcugh. He has
been carrying on the business for the last sixteen
months and his work has proved g be irst rate.
lie i determined that his work shall continue
10 be executed in the best manner, fully equal t"
any in this section Of country, and at prices y
suit purchasers. Persons wanting Carriages can
send their orders through the Pos, Office al Hills
borough, and they will be promptly attended 70.
All Kinds Of Repairs will be done in good order
and on moderate terms.
rfThe subscriber has purchascdthe right ioi
Orange County in 4 PAYESr BRAKE for all kinds
Of Carriages-to which he invites the attention
Of the public.
| 10 The subscribers Wool Card.
ing Machines are in good order, and ar
doing the very best quality Of work. Prices a
heretof.rcs Eight cents for white; Twelve andt
halfcen,s Tor mixed or one-fllh part Of the wool
LEMUEL WILKINSON.
June 20. 4lti-
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DEBILITY

arising iiom any cause, such as weakness from
sickness, where the patient has been confined to
bed ior some time, for Females after ConGnc.
mcnt, Abortion or Miscarriage, this Cordial can.
not be excclled in its saluiary effects: OF in loss
Of Muscular Energy, Irriiahility, Physical Pros.
ira,ion, Seminal Weakness, Palpitation Of III,
Heart, Indigestion, Sluggishness, Decay Of III,
Procreaiive Functions. Nervousness, &c, whcr,
a ros,c Medicine is required. il viii be fOun,
equal, if not superior TO any Compound ever US
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GOLD MINE BALSAM,

~ Dyspcplic Differs Or Tinciure Tonic Ntr
vine.
a letter from ]. X. Callum, Druggist, Million,
n. o., dated Aug. "a, ls47:
Dr.. khul-Dear Sir Your medicines have
given entire satisfaction in this section Of ronh.
try. The Ahyssinia Mixture especially j. high
" approved Of. II has never failed 10 cue in
any case--ii sells 50 fast that never bad enough
10 supply the demand. You will phase send
me large supply Of il as soon asyou get home.
JR. cALLUM.
AGENTS.--D. Heart 4 Son. and $. D.
school6eIi, HillsbMough: Cook 4 McGreaddry
Tany-Ho: n. J. Mitchell and ID. A. PaschaIl,
oxford DR.. ID. p. Weir, GIeehsborongh.
January !. 1858. 6s--ly