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of the stage he encountered the object
nf his cnarch and nrnnnrinor the snr1-i
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'I7'1'H - : Vl''IH l7'l'h 'HlIs

fiN AA1tH bNeAsAtu taH+N El-s
lnlu dozen Dna-kin bu-intss Goats
ANul dozen assorted Bvrrcoafs
30 assorted Pea
5000 six cloth and velvet vests
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rear to tel me the t,oln tr,,th e hr1a .h l.

ieaf TO tel me the whole truth for should rather know
ne worst at once, than to live in suspense had los
oout thirty pounds OF flesh and that he at least eoult
OF cure me and as was then going death must
punt me as one Of its victims This physician then told
le that my was incurable that had better not
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ces of Sheriff G. T. Wood, the latter
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gThe hberality Of San Francisco
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assss A1Ams@'s - = ~
i. Kishar.3.au. lm.fairs. .......r 0fzs
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asasnApas~S - &Aa1%4' '~MkAAa@ : AARAA Nssas9S
sae Ha Aas alaas a...laal
t3 i a..a st.0. e ii.s tiets as-a kisssr. ara
rfN uas cf H.air fssrtss Or tisif rnaniftfs asaA
f..I nf. fiat ffftaf. Il tsr wish and iape -afar
r' H. l.l. hllla a. riH us~ lf, iad siacp bad
$50 DAVIDSON
.iF.ass NATIFT, Iuue I'd. lSJ5
sL+ts slI,-Th. '-s, medicine you has done
II tie business perfectly wen, and wish o.
give my iestimon the public in favor Of your skill
troubled with complication Of diseases brought on
by Aaf soul destroying habit Of self pollution and
plants -eght by carucctlon with bal persons the o5
pose have treated by of the best phy-
sicans 'Te those oIacks who infest the State and
BY them al given incurable but being advised by
fcno Who had been benefited by your scientific tro al
men, % call upon YOU did So and feel grateful to him
for the information, but still thankful you for the
care and good advice you gave me, well the efca
ciods medicines you prescribed If any of the afflicted
should this, let them be that it a voluntary of
Ierng in gratitude for the blessings of health received
from and also given with a wish NAV
oe of service to those suffering did and may
God bless you your effort lessen the suffering the
human family, and may all good citizens assist you to
drive from the community those eeches that prey upon
the public by false pretensons of emncnce in the med
cal world. Yours eternaly
70 Dr.. J. c. Young JOHN BURGESS.
PLACERyILLE, May 28th, 1855.
| 1R J. c. YoUSG-Dear Sir Words cannot express
~ the gratitude feel Is due to you for the benefit l
nave received your truly Invaluable treat
ment of my case while prescribing for think can
not justify myself without giving this small token of my
thanktness and esteem for you have been the means
OF life mo hat haaItb 1rb oh
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paeifJ i0F labor and study Also IN diseases OF the

Ligs aAu air passages, such as Iubercular disease
,oasunf tion Pneumonia, or Inflammation of the Lungs,
hier se5 or Plenrisy, Asthma, humoral spadmotic
m neitas Laryngitis, and all forms of Catarrhal aec
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WHOLESALE Clothing Wareh

I
| --gT No Goods at retail.
| EAss r. @oswEna,
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~. I-L1-.--.- - -

y. H. IA, Fcs, ....-....+..+....*... ltyuU
Frank Guild, building and fau're 1000
II. W. Calvin, saddlery 1000
Wilson * McGill ll..........s 500
W. Caldwell, buildings 1,fO0
W. III. Taylor, furniture 1000
w. +. Harrington, saloon. .1,700
W. c. Stiles, machinery &c. 2, 900
Mrs. Waters, buildings L. 800
A Il
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ata Ducts Jaundee and those diseases which impair
functions, such as Panama fever, Bilious fever and
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Parched and Rocky Soil ruins many valuable animals
The OINTMENT has proved a certain for the fol
lowing diseases
| Old Sores and Ulcers Fresh Wounds
Cuts and Bruises Fistula
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ueeh meet md proper IN th8 premises.
or by their order shall hereafter direct.
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I Saddle and COIIar tfas
| Scratches or Greese Founder
| Contracted Hoofs Poll Evil
| Sand Cracks Quarter Cracks
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money, provisions and clothing began
to come in from various parts of the
State. Iowa Hill, Forest City, Rough
& Ready, Grass Valley and Downie-
vile, responded Immediately to the calls
of humanity.
The following sums in money were
received and distributed mostly by a
Relief Committee appointed blythe peo-
pie, consisting of Messrs. l. Williamson,
A. B. Gregory, A. L. Laird, P. G. Wo-
mack, Jesse WALL j. R. Whitney, Dr.
w. G. Alban, Charles Kent and E. w.
Haywood.
Sacramento, $1,109
Rowe and Co. Circus benefit, 500
Iowa Hill, All
Forest City, 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12

AT "A NETTING or PBENIx ENGINE COMPANY Nh
N ~ held at The Engine House Monday evening SAINT
1885 the following preamble and resolutions we're I'm nj
mously adopted =
Whereas The kindness snd courtesy extended towards this
company by Phenix Engine q. Haven nners
some acknowledgment nj our hands. therefore
Resolved 1ha 70 the officers and Of Plenty I'm
arc Com pany No Of New Haven grateful for heir
arr reception 81 and their unretng exertons 10
orr visi, pleasant and agreeable
Eesolyef should hey visit city they may assured
WI be privilege well pleasure To Phenlx Fn
cine Company No. " recprocse the very nsnv a~s al
kpdn they showered and hope that friendly feel
irf engendered may never be exlnguished
Resolved That to the ladies Of the City Of Fins kindly
greetings vii be by return our ain
cere hanks hut hardly forgive them for making ~
doubt that our city contains the most beautiful Of heir sss
Resolved That return thanks the remen OF Fslr
paven for their hospabe reception the Of our
visit 10 their place
Resolve fhai The above preamble and resoluons bs pn
lshed IN The Brooklyn Eagle New sork Herald and New
Haven papers. IuVMAs y BERRY,
WV n. SEAMAN, yCommit,eo
r. JUsTIsoN, JE,
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xyglrrrLFD COTTAGE FURNITURE ELEGANT
NJ well made suits -; 6rst ciss~ marble top At
SIS he snufscory 60 Broadway below Beecker street
ssceis sAfsy PICKED 70 20 out VI Ne city.
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=
YOUNG LADY, EIGHTEEN YEARS or AGE wTrr1
n althe accomplshme hat goo education aud AL
secaon with refined society gives with riuae Of
acquaintance gentleman. from twenty thirty years "A
AGE Of respectable family good appearance, education and
popular with view 70 msrimony. Address Mis-
Eliza Sorrell, Post Office New York.
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN, wEaRfED OF sTyGLV
~ besscdness would like the acquaintance of agreeable
young lady not ~ attractive In appearance and havia
talent for music. with view 10 mairlnony al
dress Louis Broadway Post Office N. ".
A YOUNG MAN, STRANGER IN THIS CRY or,
N independent means having recently arrived from Aus
traa wishes form the acquaintance Of highly respeca h
Young lady with view to nstrony; under ~ and
be "a. Please address, In handwriting A.
X box 1876 Herald Office.
A GENTLEMAN TErRTYSrx YEARS OF ACE or
IN good appearance, resident Of California far he
eight years owing boihng and having income of forty W.,
Thousand dollars per annum wishes ady respect
ably connected Of good personal appearance education
versaona powers and accomplishments between The Ages Of
about Epropc and return some o The Eastern
Western states and select place residence Pease adj
dress for one WEEK a. " Aquin, New York city.
MATRIMONIAL WILL, UPoN THE RFCFrpT or
lu twenty hye cents send 10 any person fun deneatou
OF their character BY heir hand writing address sufficiently
hdcress with return postage Mile Emile vlete Broadway
MATRIMONIAL GENTLEMAN IS YF ma or
lvl age whose business viii detain him IN ovk al hs
winter would Ike 70 correspond with younc and agree.
able woman, IN re alton 70 marmony Address A. A., ne.
raid oalce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12

BOARD WANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN. WIRE Tv
ID children and In first class house; two furnish
the second floor will be required terms not TO
twenty dollars, exclusive of fire. Address H. A. H. Herr
afic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-12

BOARD WAETED.-A RESPECTABLE YOUNG Ma
ID wants cheap boarding in quiet family, within 20 m
ues access the Battery Address with particulars
terms R. A. g.. Herald Office.
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BOARD wANTED-DowN TOWN BY A GENTLEMl
ID and his wife in respectable family; must have go
accommodations, and terms reasonable Address r. g.,
2,442 Post Office, stating terms and location.
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OCTOBER,


The Germans have produced some very excellent re-
mrdies so various diseases. AIMING which may he spe
Gifted" Dr. Hooh nd's Celebrated Filters. for sale by g.
W. Jackson, and used with remarkable 10 Liver
Complaints, lsundcr, Dyspep-a, Nervous Debility. and
general arrangement Of the Stomach. The Sunday
Di.Iaich says OF this medicine Wcsfeel convinced.
that ia the of the titiman Biters The aent does
not become deb,sied hot constantly gains strength and
yigor 10 the frames fact worthy ct consideration. The
Buffers plsssan 10 taste aud 10 smell and he adj
mins,ered under sBy circumstances, 10 the most delicate
stomach Indeed lhey he used ly al IeTsnns with
The most perfect sse,y Il would lie we'll Tor those who
are much efIrcied IN the nervous sysiep 10
with tcsspoonfn less, and gradually We
sTeak from experience and are Of course opcr judge
The press. faT aud wide. have united in recommending
he German buer-, aud 10 the afflicted We most cofdi-
al!y ADVISE THEN use." See advertisement.
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jacksonville Female School,

ALAMANCE CUUNif. N. u.
THE Fourth Session of This School will commence
on The lst Monday in January, and close The I'd
Thursday Of June.
The Proprietor has ample accommodations for board.
ing large number Of young ladies, aud is determined
TO spare no pains 10 merit The confidence Of those who
give their patronage TO the School.
The location Of this School is exceeded hy none in
any part Of the State for health, not single Of
sickness having occurred among the pupils, requiring
medical aid during the time the school has been in ope
ration.
Medical advice viii be given, when required, without
charge, by the Proprietor
The services Of Miss NJ. +. Marlborough have been
secured for the ensuing session, with competent assist
ants il the number OF pupils require it. Miss Yarbo
rongh j. graduate Of of the hest schools in the
state, and the success which has crowned her efforts
the past session is the hest evidence Of her qualifications
for responsible station The Proprietor, however,
exercises general supervision over the school.
The Of instruction will embrace oil that Is usu
ally taught in our best Female seminares.
T'.aMs per session Of i've months.
Board per session, from rs 10 $40 90
Higher Eoglish branches, 10 90
Lower /" Is 90
French, Latin and Drawing, each. 5 90
Embroidery. 800
Music on Piano. and use of Instrument, Is 90
No deduction made oI loss Of time except in cases Of
protracled sickness.
This School is located ten miles north Of Graham in
q community both moral and religious, and pupils are
afforded facilities Of attending divine service every Sab.
bath n II ,p..rcnNy
Wa,sonyille December, 1855. 20
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TRUST SALE.

10y virtue o. Deed ID Trust 10 me executed 81 10.
IL srpi ". Steel or refiain purposes Therein mrii-
toned shall srll III cash. 81 on short credit Il lie
residence Of said Steel in Aamanre county, one mile
east Of lIaNcd rhutrh on Friday the LIT day Of Feb.
fus. 1856, the following pro- city, viz tract Of
Land king on MAdans Creek and nd ining the lands
81 Alexander Kirkpatrick, James r. Albright and others
containing about 46j arrrs mons Or les. Also twelve
likely Negtos the most Of whom are young and ,lu.
able. Also three Wagons and Gear. siI head Of HoDes,
one Eafoueh aud Harness. one Buggy and Harness, ten
head Of Cattle. fflccn head of sheep, twenty-five bead
" Hogs. al his Farming Toos. Blacksmith Tools Cut.
ting Machine. Wheat Fan, Household and Kitchen Fur.
ntue; all biz right, title and Interest 10 certain lot
~ Land IN the town Of Gahin containing about one
ARE. subject 10 a motgaae Of about $500; also one
other lol. containing sloni one half acre which Il also
SUBJECT ~ ~ ncumrancr io about s3OO also al inie-
ic ~ me eighth parl u John Rics Patent lion Beam
ploa iof The state Of North Carolina aud seven coun.
ties ia Virginia.
JOHN o. HOLT, Trustee.
December IL. 1s--
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R1aD.

In this place. on Thursday evening The % Instant BY
The Rev. Robert Butwell, lIAlsLL Noawoon, Esq, to
Mis-. Mama l.. lIouKnfoS. daughter Of MI Thomas
IIUwetton.
On Thursday, December 2tth. by tic Re-. Thomas
G. Hayes, NJ. wnti,s X. Rng 10 Miss ClrnARISE
MiLes. daughter Of NJ Wesley Mics, all Of this
county.
On The c5ih 81 December, " the Rev. a. q. Hughes,
Mt ". p. BnowsiSa. Of caswell county, to Miss 81.
saS DAnSwgLL, Of Alamance.
10 Orange county, on The 10th Of December, By the
sane, NJ. IAMs A. smfH % Mi.s Many 8. Hons.
Ia Alamanee county, on the 81 Of January. by The
same, Mr, wntAs LAWS ASDEnsos 10 Miss ELIZA.
nKtn W. lIoLr.
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O. Great cure lor RHEUMATISM. - The EdiiMs
ol tic Richmond Rrpubcan, u December 24th 1852 say
thai Carriers spanish Mixture Il NJ guuck medicine.
They had man 10 their pfcss room Who was afflicted
with siornI Mereufial Rheumatism who vas continual.
y complaining Of misery the hack limbs and joints;
his eyes had tecomc icssish aud maery. neck swollen
hroal sore. and ~ The symptoms ~ Rheumatism. com.
iiaad with scfoIna. Two boiilts % Carers spanish
Mixture cured him, and IN eitarsl notice shove.
they eaf tcdimsny to " oDdehsl tecs and n, their
only regret v, that 81 susina with dscass Of Tie b
ere MI nwae Of the ck.sacr u sur medicinc. They
eheeIlay iccsmmend H. SEQ ,Ieil certificate, and mo-
iite Ia lull around The bottle.
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TIE FARMERS GUIDE

SCIENTIFIC axp PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
Dy HsSny srEPnESs T.. Il. =. Of Edinburgh and the
late q. NuHr1S. Professor 81 scientific Agriculture
il Yalc College New Haven. 2 vol. Rc,si Dciaso.
1900 pagrs aud numerous wool and steel Ederavings.
This u. conies.ely. the mo.i complete work on Agi.
culture eyei puhltsCd aud 10 onlcr 10 ri,r il WIDER
,iiruaiion Tie publishers have resolved q reduce the
pacr %
Five Dollafs Cor the Two volumes.
When sent ,y mail (lusi-raid) TO California Of 0fe.
ron. the Hire Nil he So 70 every other pah Of lie
Union snd TO ranads ptsl.riid) 80. THIS NUik Is All
lie I'D . Book II the Faim
Rritanrts III any ~ Tic aluse publications should
always le addressed. rostrl;d. . The puhishtr.
LEONARD ScOt'r & co.
No. 81 Gold Street, New York
Drccmlcf 20, lg-
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A MI ED.
Read This!
Boots, Shoes, Leather, &c.

THE subscriber takes this method of informing HE
friend. aud lie public generally. thai b. u canying
on the Boot and shoe making Business a bis Tan Yard
in Orange county, ~ e.. twelve miles south Of Roio.
rough, and twelve miles north Of Marlborough. The
shop j. conducted entirely BY NJ Asa n Davis. former
II ~ liilsbotpugh WHO fattcrs HIMSELF aud those cor
whom lie has worked viii bear him out 10 liz opinion,
lint be can % a. Oh work any workman in The
siac and on as reasonable terms and IN c1pclious
a manner ~ auy other workman TO be found.
al orders from distance promptly attended TO. lie
i now receiving large stuck d Northern Cali skin Iur
making Boots. shoes, &c. a. - pos
January s. co.
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cESsus OF ILLISuIs.-The returns Of the
recent census II Illinois are still incomplete
in few counties, but, estimating these up
ou the must reliable data. the population of
the state reaches Ell .O55, against ISL 40
in the year 1850, showing a total increase
81 1855, or in the ratio of ~ per cent.
should the same ratio u increase huld good
in the next five years, tie population Il the
State will in the year 1860 reach 100000.
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LONG & CAIN

LONG & CAIN
HAVE just received, and offer for sale, large yari-
ETY. of Perfumefy. &C., Of the best quality, among
which are the following
Cologne, Toilet Vinegar. Lavender Wafer, yerbena,
Geraneum and Bay Water.
Fine Extracts, Bazin & Har- Balsame Eau De B1tot,
rison, fine Tooth Wash,
Chlorine Tooth WASH Paste for the Teeth,
Eau Illustrate, very fine ar LYONS katharion.
lire for the Hair, Killers Excelsior Fumi-
lip Saye, lure Polish,
Fancy soaps, Tnpoii Polish,
Shaving soaps, Philoeomcs.
Cold Cream, Pomnds Divine,
Egyptian Hair Dye,
Fancy Letter & Note Paper, Pocket lnks,ands.
Envelopes, Steel Pens,
Letter and Foolscap Paper, Ink,
backgammon Boards, Hok Boxes,
Writing Desks, Cahas.
POit Monies, Baskets, &c &c.
November &c. &C.
FLAY0RiNG EXTRACTS
Orange, Lemon. vcniIla, Peach,
Celery, Paisley, &c.
For sale By LONG & CAIN.
November 20. lis
FINE CUTLERY.
Rogers Fine Prckei Knives, Rogers Fine Scissors.
Mailin's DO do Pruning kni,ee,
scaniirators Porkei Instruments,
Spring and Thumb l.anceis, &c. For safe rs
LONG 4 CANE.
November 20. lis
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

A CosrLy AxisAL.--A Ve.rei rallied Rnberi
Peei which has jus arrived N The Loire. France.
irum Sumaira. has brought manhcent 20, al
tiger Tor one ~ The public menageries. Fnry
armed men we're. IL is slated. cent 10 capture
him. bn, be killed Ten aud injured thirteen Of
them before he could BE- sIcured.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

.SuspAys ExrKrIfD The following rail.
road companies do not run any trains on
Sundays: Gslrna aud Chicago Union. llllnuis
and entral, Air Line lrnm Chicago 10 It.
l.nuis, New Albany and Salem, Chicago and
Rock Island. Chicago. 81 Paul aud Fond du
Lac, Chicago aud Milwaukee. Michigan Geo.
iral, aud the Great Western of canada.
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HOOK AGENTS WANTED.


rgN0 obtain subscribers for Book that will be pizcd
by every literary aud reading man as an impouau,
National Mork, being
Encyclopaedia Of American Literature,
embracing personal aud critical nores u Authors with
passages from their Writings from The earliest period 10
the present DAY. ty L. A. a 6. L. Duy kncs With more
than 3nO Portraits Of Authors, iirws Of Colleges anil
oct Literary Institutions. ,igneies Of Rcsiitlres, &e
together with over 100 Autographs
The Book viii IL pubs 20 y W. Charles scfbnsr
New York. ID two royal octave volumes II 1900 paees
printed supetne paper and type; will he ready
"a the 18th o November snd mid tleigartiy IN 1seHis
Subscription phee seven dollars.
A Circular, giving fuIl details of discount uade %
agents, twlo will fnJ ranynsFins fpr this book On nm
usual, PLEASANT AMI profitable tusnrss duties required
Of them, &C.. will he fitnisie 10 pcr.ons disposed 10
cnrsfe IN the business. ny addressing The suhtcr ef,
General Agent ~ The sale 81 lie work CIR lie states 81
New York, Moth anI south safnlins aid tscNgia.
Agents viii please STATE Wha districts iiCy propose
70 elnslss AMI Whclhsf they have beioe been engaged
10 tic business.
A. II. RifOORBACH,
li5 Nassau street. New York.
November S. ls-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

snd we rusitlai The present lessees viii achieve,
as They win deserve, success.
We are grai6ed 10 learn bv the foregoing
paragraph from the Norfolk News" thai our
former townsman, who stands q, the head Of The
FINN referred to. has such aaieripg prospects
before him. We clieerlully commend him and
bic associates as prompt, puncual, and indie
fatgable n their line OF business. Raj Reg.
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II is said that il the English language be
divided into one hundred parts. sixty would
be Saxon, thirty would be Latin Including
freneh.) five would be Greek, and the rrlnain.
Ing five Irom the other languages Of the
world.
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one CENT REWARD

IDA away from the subsciilci. Christians week. m
~ apprentice ~ the name Of TllOS. VI. CHEERS.
will give 10 any person Who will return him IL me-
One Tent reward but 40 thanks. Al persons aie Tor.
hid haloting OF employing linn. under the penalty Of
'ae ~. JOHN A. cox.
January s. gO--3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

The Bank of Fayetteville has declared .
semi annual desid,d 81 Eve per cent, payable
on and after the lst January,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

Valuable Negroes for Sale.
rEsHE subscriber has been commissioned 10 sell
Young Woman and female child two years old.
The Is excellent washer and roner. and use
iul in household business generally. good bargain
will lie offered i early application is made.
Two good Pianos
are also offered for sae ne Of which has been very IT..
tic used not at all defleed and perfect in lis Tone The
other has been more used hut equal in tone. good
bargain will lie offered il either. Apply soon 10 the
suhscriher at Chapel HILL or al this Office.
II. l.. OWEN.
November &c. l6-5w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

Iallswdg's OinimtHf aud pius will euro any disass
of The skin d tt longest standing. William Frederick
Anderson. of Yadkin, south Caolina suffered Coz long
lime from eruption. The skn hi. face atms add legs
were covered With lile pusues and sors ol scofuiic
nstufr. the cIfe u this unsahtly AID painful dr
gutsmsni. Ne ifrd variety u Remedies which failrd 10
hencit him. AZ Iast he ired llciiasay's Ointment and
Tilis, ehirh veiy pfcdurcJ atoahlc change and
W lee weeks perseverance, With il,rse remedies, be-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09

THs Po1rHt % PHI.ir. Doses ha,c always been
associated " minds with Wy iaers and medirine
biz seemed from The days u ,hildhccd ano,hef wad
81 nau~a and disgust IL remedies were the wUrst
pit ~ sirknss. and pain had TO lear a. lhe
fr,ain.g p,'tions compelled 10 swallow iot IL
relief d.. Ayers preparation. herald another era. His
Cherry Peciora u like honey on tic tongue and healing
balm on The stomach. His PM Try them.-ihsy are
swfpt moFses 10 tlr ane. aud ge .uRa.shod the
palate but their energy, ahougs wrapped ~. y there.
aud strikes with telling iofrs 10 dc very foundations Of
di.ease Ci5eiaaai Citizen
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-09
w WANTED.

sEyOw and Cotton Coih, Plain ahi Striped l.inseys.
= nomc.pnn Jeans. Dried Apilrs, flN SceI. lea.
there. and All other kinds Of Country Produce. ii e..
change Tor Goods.
]. c. TURRENriNE & SON.
Nosemtrf I. OIL
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Obituary.

Die, on the LEI Instant Al the residence Of Df J..
A. Russell. IN Granville county, Mt. ~ Wiz CAbr,
son u Nj. John Cabc, in the asd year Of his age.