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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

DO Thus WITH Y.uR GUNs.--Wash your
gun.barrels in spirits ol turprntiue, by dip
ping ragnr sponge, fastened IN your ramrod,
into liquid, and swabbing them out two or
three times, when they will be cleaned fran
all impurities and can be used almost instant.
IL, the turpentine will cyaparate and leave
the barrels dry; even il they are little moist
it will not prevent their going oft. After
being washed thus there is 30 danger of rust
as when water Is used. This is the expert
ence Of an old gunner, and our sFortsmen
would do we'll to adopt it,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
NEm M,rrnl,L rnn P.rrn.

Nav MarERiAL ron PAPEn.-The Cleve.
Ieni pl,in,lral-t says: Tie pIauri brnurh,
dawn fnn Like Supsrin thousand pounds nf
nnss tur d. Tethy, "f Dptiot. Win has been
IN hing experiments upon il ~ the manufacture
o paper. The Doctor s1ys IllaI moss makes a
beautiful white paper. aiiiinn, any preparation
u ihe raw material Iur lie common paper mills.
IN AL respects Il IS equal IL linen rags, and can
be found 10 unlimited quantities. on Isle Roysle
and .csefal ulber loesl,li,s 10 The vicinity, si Q
tery small rompsfsiise cos,,"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

POPULARITY OF Louis SAPoLEox.-The New
York Tribune, wltfvh occasionally takes all
the governments 0i the world in hand, pre-
diets the speady downfall of Louis Napnle-
on. The intelligent Paris CORES spondent of
the \. Y. Journal Of Commerce. who has
lived many years IN Paris, and is probably
more thoroughly conyersant with French at
fairs and French character than any man in
Europe, expresses very different opinion.
lie ayers that the Legitimists, 0rIeanists. Re-
pubiCans, enthusiastically or together
are two weak to threaten seriously the pres
entrlomination. The Emperor's popularity
with the masses 10 the town aud country,
with the industrial interests Of every descrip-
tian, with the army officers and prisates, has
increased rather than diminished. aud uni
yersal suffrage would give him agan eight
millions. The Roman Catholic clergy de-
test the Oreanists as inidels, and have az con-
tidrnce ia The strength or prarticability Of Lee
gitlinacy. The vast bpdy Of small pr'pri-
cturs, in the Provinces, have horror Of So
cai,m. and the shop keepers in tie rapital,
Of Republicanism 10 any guse. The gov
crnment Ils the most capable, experienced
snd efficient servants in every department.
Unless cut uif by ASA .sinatiOn or sume sud-
den naltdy. the probability i, that Lndis Ma.
poleOn will long wicld the sceptre ui France.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

New LIFE BoAr.-A new fashioned life
boat has been invented, which it is thought
will entirely apercede all those nuw before
tie public. The buat consists Of an inner
and an oater frame, the inner being the boat
proper, aud the outer the floating apparatus.
The outer case resoyes around the inner. so
that it is quite immatesal which side comes
uppermnst when the apparatus is cast oft from
the ship. Thirty or forty persons may he
accommodated with seats inside, aud it the
waves dash IN unpIeasantly, thev can pull
together two sliding covers above their heads,
be ventilated with the air hnes with which
this casting is provided, and. moreover, set
Of paddles, which are attached TO the outer
she'll. but worked BY handles attached TO q
lever running along the middle oi the seats.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

Fcnn ASswEaiSG.-Mhat must be dome To
conduct newspaper right Write. What
il necessary lUr farmer. 10 assist him -
system. What would gtc blind man the
greatest jriight7 Light. What's the best
counsel given by Justice ol the Pedce:--
Peace. WIN commit thr greatest abnmina.
tinn ;-Natons. What cry j. thc greatest teI.
tifrr Fire.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15

FRuir GROWING AT meeting Of the fruit.
growers Of Western New York, several gen
ilemen, extensively engaged in the business
of Embarrassing, made statistical statements
to she's the profitable character Of that traffic !:
.Dr. Sylvester, OF Lyons. showed clear
profit Of sl75 per acre, aud alluded to neigh
bpr's orchard which averaged Si00 per acre.
a. LOOMS. Of Byron Genesee county, cal
culates from same Baldwin apples, grown by
Iii, brother, that profit Of over $500 per acre
has been made per annum, after making al.
lowance for tile failure Of the fruit every
other year. II is known that Mr.. Pell. near
New York, has made very large profits by
shipping Newtown pippins TO England, and
he las devised methods which secureshim
fruit every year. using lime aud careful prun-
ing. DR.. Unlerhill states that ounces, grown
for the New Ynrk market, produced him Il
prufit Of 81 200"
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il for another generous yield in 1856. Such
are the results thus far.
Our readers will not wonder that our
friends greatly encouraged inhis experiment.
Ohio Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood
THE BEST ALTERATIy KNOWN!!

0@1A ilAe y NJ "A Itll ~ " Ill.
The Great Purifier of the Blood
THE BEST ALTERATIyE KNOWN!!
MOI d Particle Of Nercary in IL.
An iniable remedy for ScIoiua, Kings Evil, Rheuma.
lism, Obstinate cutaneous Erupons, Pnples or Pos
tules on the Face Blotches Buils, Ague and Fe-
yer, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm OF Teiler,
Scald.head, Enlargement and Pain Of the
Bones and Joints Salt Rheum. Stub
born Ulcers, syphiliIic Disorders,
and all diseases arising iroman
iujuiicious use Of Mercury,
Iiprudence in .ife, or
lmpurily Of Blood
This great aleiali,e Medicine and Purifier Of the
Blood il now used by todsands Of grateful patients
from ~ paris of the Uned States who testify daily TO
he remarkable cures perfurmed iy The greatest II all
medicines, "CtRTER's SPANISH MIXTURE"
Neuralgia, Rheumatism. Scroiua. Erupons the
skin, Liver Disease, Fcyes Ulcers Od sores AiiectIon
ofthe Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching Of The Bones and JOINTS are
speedily put TO flight by using this neslimsbe remedy.
For all diseases Of The Blood nothing has yet been
found TO compare with IT, II ceanses the system Of all
impurities, acts gently and efficiently on The Liver and
Kidneys, strengthens the Digestion. gives tone to the
stomach, makes he Skin cea and healthy, and restores
The Constitution. enieehed hy disease b oxen down
by tue esol youth pristine yigor and strength.
For the DIsEAsIs or fEMALEs IL peculiarly applca
bic. AMI wherever il has became known is rgullry
prescribed with the hapIes effects II nyigoales The
weak and dehiliaied and impars elasticity to The
frame. clears he kin. and leaves the patient fresh
aud healthy; single hottie of this nestimahle remedy
is worth al The sa.caci SarsaIarillas 10 existence.
The large number u certificates which have
ceived from persons from al pats Of the United States
u the hesi eyhlen,e that there is no humhug about IT,
the Press. hotel keel magistrates pl, scians and
public r,en, well known 10 the community, all aid lhcir
testimony TO thr wonderful effects Of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER
Call on The Agent and gel an Almanac, and read the
"details Of astonishing cures performed by cARrER's
Spanish MIXTURE, (ls MOST cAsLs waknE I'VE
RT TaISs ELsE nAB sIGSALLT FAILED. The limits Of
an advertisement will not admit sheir fu insertion.
WM. $. BEERS & Co, Proprietors.
No. 304. Broadpdy, Ntp York,
To whom all orders must he addressed.
Fol sale BY Druggists and Country Merchants il al
parts Of the United States and the canaias, and by
Long q. Cain. Hiibhepush; A. McAlpine. Yam.
ceyye; w. a.. ]. " Pssbr. Lea,hurg; 4. J. Patrick,
Greensborough; ]. W. Field, jamestown.
July, Is. 47-ism
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BrslSrss LIES 1T is scarcely necessary
for a. TO prove that there i no mlale ground
between truth anil falsrhond or tninsIst up
on the eriminality Of all leyiatiuns Iron the
straight forward Truth. Its To be appreheE.
ded, however, that yicious custom recog-
nizes distinctions ua thi- subject which have
no Foundation on Christian morals. There
are many who would regard il a. an injns.
tice and insult il they were called liza :. who
in The ordinary pursuit oI their business. leei
little hesitation ~ misrerrcsrniing Facts,
and In making promises which they ha'e
no intention Of fulfilling What Is more
c cimm0n than II hear respectable shopk' ep'
ers misreprescntins the character Of then
gouds, Ia take tile advantage of the rreduli'
IS of the ignorant, or asserting that they are
selling ~ run0us sacrifices tastlmulate pur-
clnaSes, when the contrary - the TACT: Amd
how frequently do We find mechanics. in ~
der to secure Job, making positive prnni-
scs ofimmcdiatratirntlU4 thcustnnters wnrt,
which are either Whal!y iu.inrrrc, or which
arr yiulatvd on!thcmnsl trivial prc'rxts:
Tie practice a.ttt l.nm Its moral turrl.
tude, reacts nn tltu-e Whdadoptii. 4 trades
man who is delrt te,i in IL, IS always frgat.
drd with suspicion. aul Il. it j, presumed
that the man WIS vii lie will alsu cheat, Iii.
business will .rf.ier ar later be ELECTED.
Whu-Nishes - tsa.t the man that la, once
deceived him We certainly du mo-. AID
We trg. by ayaalina contact with him. ~ -.
cape lrom the possibility. 10 BE- AWAY
truthful il an excellent virtue. aud n1une la,
ultimately suffered by cultiSating il.
PLksbaLlkiaR.
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GarArxrss OF LITTLE TnINas.-

GREATNESS OF LITTLE fHNGs.-Little ha-
bits drive nails into our coihns. They morp
than make up BY Their number what they
seem 10 lack in individual importance. They
are the true seeds of character. We might
as well plant acorns. and not expect them to
grow. as cherish small vices aud not calculate
On their increase; or as reasonably hope To see
the firm and noble OAK where no acorns were
ever planted, as true greatness and success IN
life, where the seedlings Of thousand lIttle
habits Of industry aud virtue had not been
first carefully cherished.
In a word, character is ihe sum Of little
things rather than great ones. The true es-
innate oi an individual is not asccriaineG by
his accidental or occasional achievement, bul
his every day habits. A nations character
is not determined by lis famous men, but BY
the habits Of it, masses, and the character oi
the age by the vices or virtues that we're Sc
j inherent as to BE- unnoiiced.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-10-15
w A N 7 E d
10 the Farmers Of Orange, Alamance,
Chatham and Wake.


VNlIE undersigned have formed copartnership for
= the purpose Of buying WliEAf They will al
Ways give the highest Norfolk and Petersburg prices
deduc,ing freight aud other expenses. They will pay
the cash on delivery Of lhe Wheat al The Railroad.
To carry out cileciually their purpose one Of the
drm will be at The warehouse Of each of the following
named places every week, on the days specified:
Morrissille, on Fndsy
DGrhsm's, on "Wednesday,
Hillshoroush, on Tuesday,
Mehanes, on Wednesday,
Graham, on Thursday.
BY this arrangement the farmers will receive al home
what their wheat woud net them in market, without
the flsk and trouble Of transportation.
Tie undersigned alsn eifr lheir services as CON-.
MISSION nERClIANrS to buy Groceries. They
have made arrangements by which they will lie enabled
10 furnish their customers with Groceries pi m adyf nee
of only three per wholesale prices. They have
conn .odious warehouse nj Chapel Hill for the
nIencc Of the farmers Of the n,ghbofng country where
come sill he W atiendanre all times All com
muncaons should be addressed 10 as At chape Hill.
L. MALLETT,
w. l.. SAUADEPS.
May 8. 35-6m
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LONG & CAIN.

iOsNo q AAi8o
HAVE jus teceissi aaj oiTcf for sale. la,gs safi.
ely u Petiunety. &e, VI the bcsi quaiiy, among
whirh arc the following
CoiOgnr Toilet yinsgar, Eaycnjar Water, NeItcna.
Gsrsnrum and Bay Maiff.
Zine Ertfseis, DlIinS Har. Balssmie Eag De Bcoi,
r,son, cine TuOh Wash,
l.htotine Tooth wash. Paste f,r the Teeth.
Eau Lusil,s. a very fnc ar. Lyons kaihafian.
ttel, fot The Hair Ililliefs Excelsior Fafn.
LTD s4lse, iufr Polish,
Fancy selp.. Tnrci Polish,
Shaving soaps. fhluromr-.
Coll Ctrsm Ppmflr Divine,
Esypjisn 1itu Dye.
Paaey Letter & Note Papf, Porkri Inkstanis,
Hnyelapes. steel Pens,
Letter and Feol.csp Psper lnk,
D.rsusn.nian Beads, Wutk Boxes,
Writing Desks, Casas,
Pou uaniss. Bi.ks,s. SC. &c.
Noteulbtt &c. J2-
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n NOTICE.
4 ca RD.

%. aDgIgEsDg!, ioEa1ls..
HAVING located IN Iiillslorough. respectfully Of
A lers his professional services 10 the ezens Of the
Town anl surrounding coanley. he can produce ssts-
aslory te-lim1nisl- q h. skill ID tie proiers.0n.
0iite 4. the Tuioa Hotel. When requested. flmi.
lies viii he waited on their residence. Charges fea.
sonible.
II Dr.. r. wilt be in Chapel Hill the frs, weei in
each month.
February l2. a.
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The following communication put in type some
weeks ago but was inadvertently omitted in making
up the form.
Knap Of Reeds, Sept lst 1885,
Mr.. IIEARTr: Dear Sir,-Some months ago
made two small discoveries. which Il
known BY my fellow citizens, might be Of
some brne6t TO them, aid being as ready TO
impart as To receive Information, and beliey>
ing you are likewise, | have thought proper to
.ite them TO you for publication, il you think
proper.
One i 10 prevent COW from sucking her.
self. Take two boards, say eight or nine
inches wide, aud fourteen or fifteen inches
long, make four holes near the edges Of each
board. place Tie boards On each side nf the
neck Of the COW, with strong strings passing
through the holes abosc and below the neck
and tied. This is all that j. necessary. 'rh,
animal will have free use oI head aud necl
up and down, but not sideways, which full,
meets tile ubiect abu,c alluded TO.
The oher is in regard 10 fastening th,
end, Of spokes in fellows Of tight carriage
without, taxing OF the Tire. II is done b,
filling up the space earound the tennn OF sp0S
with melted pewter. This will tighten
rlfectually, aud save the wheel. have trie
aud fully tested buih u these discoveries, an
they fully met my expectation.
Yours respectfully, w. II. J.
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The following communication was put in type some
weeks ago. but was Inadvertently omitted in making
Up the form.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-06
NEW WORK MARk ET.

SEPTEMBER 5--Flour market firm and prices
steady, sales 600 bbls at g. 10a40 for straight
State; g 40a6, 60 for Ohio; ,30a7, go for South
ern, and Z, Goat, 10 for Southern extra. Wheat
firm; 90, 600 bush, sold at 151al55 for Western
red; 81, 6s for Southern white Corn opened
active and closed heavy, sales 90, 600 bush. at
6S cents for Western mixed. Pork dropping,
sales $50 bbls western mess at 1882. Beef
active, sales 1900 bis repacketl Chicago at 10, 90
ALL Lard .firin, sales BOO bis at Is IL. Whis-
Ky Firm, sales 900 bbls Coffee firm, sales $500
bgs Rio. Sugar dropping, sales HOO hds n. o.
Molasses heavy, sales 100 bis Orleans. Linseed
oil dropping, sales 5000 gals at 10Saol5. Lard
on quiet
Stocks narkctffr1n Chicago& Rock Isl 90;
Cleye. g Pitts 561-2; Erie go rs; Galena and
Chicago 10S 10; Illinois Cent 1uS 3-8 Mich.
Southern 1878 Mich. Cent?. 90 10; n. I.
Cent 81 3-s; Pa Coal Co. 81 2; Reading sol;
Indiana 81 50 2; Missouri 6's SO.
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3
RIyER NEws Cincinnati Sent me Ohio
has continued receedine since our last ,sSo,t
and during that time has fallen At least three
inches There ne at present between here and
Louisgille about 81 inches water In the channel.
Dizziness q the landing ndimini shed River
matters gill stagnant. The weather continues
dry and warm
The River at Iouisyille on Tresday was X q
stand With six inches Steamboat water an The
Falls. The swell at Portland did not exceed
four inches but at New Albany it had risen nine
or ten inches
The Louisville Courierof Wednesday says:
We, have the Suction Of announcing the fact
packets between this city and Memphis THE
line isto be ccmpos ed Of boats belonging to the
old mail company, a sure guarantee that it will
be a permanent one: The company have fully
determined TO start the line with these boats,
each to make weekly trips
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-06

WE call attention to the Lexington Law
School" by Judge peterborough. This school
isso well known to this sectionof the State It IS
needless to say ought inits commentator. We
know the system end can we'll say that young
man can in a given time learn more law and be-
better prepared for the practice of his PROBES
sion than he can become by. any other system
known 70 us Judge b is an accomplished
lawyer and devotes the whole winter to The
class. We commend this school cordially to the,
law students Of our acquaintance r.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-06

OPFIcR B. & o. r. r.
Wheeling station, 9th Sept 1856, 4
Special Train OF ears WI be run on Sunday next the
7 Instant for the accommodation Of those VINO asnq .e
u church dedication at Moundsylie.
The train vim depart this station at A. M andre
tusliae leave 1loandsyite At $40 Pan,
J. b. FORD,
t,ss Agent.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-06

WE received letter from the Kansas border
last night, which gave Us, a dark picture of the
state of affairs in that unhapp territory. Com
panies were being formed in Lafayette; Jackson.
Platte, Saline, Clay and the different Missouri
river counties to march on to the seat.of war.
Very serious apprehensiOns were entertained Of
a bloody encounter. y.
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THENEW ACTTCE OF PROF. DEGRATH
DEdRAIIfs RLECTRIo ou.I


1NsTANrANEOuS CURE.
CulAERLANpi Nd, Aug. 2, 1850!
kr1s DeGfdssDeaf Sir II have had aEtf neck. from
for the last s weeks and could with diicully
move head Accidentally met with gentleman, Who
Ftone application Of DeGfaths Electric on the part
aeteds cured me IA two ninutes The stiffness Is entirely
gone nom my neck Teseieges can eheerfnIly recon-
would not be Vhcut Il it cost me $40 . hottie.
4s4 ZAB0cK BRAsHEAR,
Besafe you buy DseFRtls Electric on an others are
nostrums
For saleby n ii. LOGAN q CO.. Badge Corner
8 Also BY IAuGHL1NSs 4 BusHFIELD,
ag26 Monroe Street.
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-l' Religious Notice,

v,r,,,1sa,.n Caelcn 4Ths Pastor Grew. Cyrus Dick
- 800 r.,arsd services may be expected IN thls
SOM - tsahbath) tIOsf O'clock. NJ and
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RIVER AND WEATHER.

RIVER AND WEATHER.
PIfTsBuRGH, Sept. 5-River, IS inches in the
channel by metal mark, and falling Weather
warm. az
CIScINEATI, September driver % inches
and falling. Heavy rain began FILLING about
midnight siIl continues,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-09-06

DrnicAnox or A NV ChJacn Al MOUNDS
vrlIE.--S Sunday lSep't q. -Eheaboye church
viii be dedicated 10 the sefyiesog Almighty God
under the patronage of ST Francis Xavier, by
Bishop Whelan Of this city. on Sunday next at
lOl-2 a m A train Of cars win leave the de-
potat a m, and return IN the afternoon, there
by accommodating those who desire to be pre-
sent tthe ceremony from this city and BEN
wood We understand that Bishop lYhelan WIN
preach in the forenoon, and Rev. Mr.. GoppingerI
o. cinennat IN the afternoon.
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Notice.

,.,.,r.,. for the Democratic Meeting a. Traaeiphia,
this sraoOn purchase Eoand TIP tickets for 2 cents
~ II.mpieid Depot a o'clock, precisely.
sss II. 81. RiNNEY.
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RAITIMnRE MIARKRr.

SEprEMRRR, 5th.-Flour steady. Wheat de.
clined 8a4c, sales Of white at LOCAL ,es. Corr
65. Sales of Whisky at SO 1-2for city, and S9t
for Ohio.
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TILE La. { BIS S
RECEIvED RK
MAGNETIC LRqR APH.
FRosI IN sS;HfNGT1N

SEPT 5.The purport Of instructions dis
patched to California, IS mere matter of COM
lecture, their contents being carefully concealed
at the Department They however relate more
particularly to the army!
New instructions Will soon be issIted to the
Governor and commanding General in Kansas
Official adVices Just received from Dallas give
repeated assurance that the treaty relative to
Central America is progressing with every pros
pect Of satisiactory dIustment
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TR a. SIP RI & TION.
ThaHsroh44Iiox offcE B. q o!R. Ri
4 m aeIf,l,r lol.ffi,,.. ~. ztI,l 1esa u

Th4HsronfATio oFfIcE B. q o! r. Rilss,l
Rtecift0 Station, Aug. 7th, 1856.
ON and aer the Goth, the Passenger Trains (aeco-
modation, maid will leave this station daily
I:11 A. II. 4s20P. u. and 1910 r. NJ
The Wheeling and Cumberland Train viii
leave daily Except Sundays TlO, A. H., arrives at
Cumberland at 6s40p.M. Leaves cunberan at 5:15 A. II.
and arrives at Wheeling at 480, 7. u.
The Express Train leaves az 4s2P II. and viii stop at
the following stations: BenEood Moundsyie, Cameron,
Falrmopt, feterman, Piedmont, Cum
beTand SIR Johns Run, MaItinsbuF HafpeEB Ferry, Mon
ocacy, Sykesvile and " Washington junction.
The Mail Train leaves dHly Saturdays eccepted)
az 1910 ?. ~ and stops OF the regular stations.
NV. s. W0oDsIDE, Superintendent
aug7 J. b. FORD, Agent.
Central Ohio Railroad.
MIL further notice for the 80 train from
VI Belair. ~ leave the depot Of the B. o. Ralroadin
Wheeling at 3oeoc; and passengers for the 1925 train
nom BsaiF, viii place 10 o,c6ek, Wheel
ing line. THATCHER PERKINS,
IS a4s zsfls Superintendent,
v. TeAay, General Passenger Agent.
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CINCINNATI MARKE

CONCENTRATE MARKET.
SEPTEMBER 5.-Flour dun and lower, sales at
d, 60a5, 10. Grain nominal Whisky good de-
madd at 1912. Hess pork 10. Lard in de-
mand at ~ Groceries unchanged. Rs
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oRIsT5A1lREs9 s. AS lDYl

sONTgAsT the tints hroueht In hair cristade
Hair Dye and those pEedp-
eed by application OF burning huids ordinarg sold
Hair Dies a. once that s natufnl In onn
case, other, and the simple reason is that
ONLY by It's che
mical and prin.
eiplss Bade sold and applied ten private roouis) At
Crstadoro's, Aston Honse, Broadway Alfofor
the and runners throughout
s.. New YORK AGENTS, vi. II. CORY 200.
WARD, CLOSE 3 co.
Wheeling Agents. Il. II. LOGAN & CO.,
fe6;1ydaR Bridge Corner DfugEints.