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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-28
CoD-LIvEI2 OIL.
JOHN G. BAKER & CO.,
HANurAcrrRERs OF THE
PURE MEDICINAL.
COD-LIVER OIL!
No. 154 North Third street,

PHILADELPHIA.
G. BAKEI; Co, in Offering, to the public their
u hTOnt of COr-IIVEa Oh. have great pleasure in
w0rranting its excellent quality; which, after many
years Hf lhl'oTiVus experience, thcy have succeeded
III perfccting.
II is prepared, according to the most approved
process. from fresh and healthy Iivcrs of the GdR4s
n"FTItI (COdhsll. selected with extreme under
the clso'al supervision of their agent in Ncwfound
IanI.
Its sweetness. purity. anI freshness make it scarce
~ dstastctul to the most delicate patients while the
uniformity of its mode of preparation mnacs it the
lIcSt desirable brand of Oil in the market.
The uncertain quality, and defective manner of
preparing COdLYer Oil, have prcciUdeI many suffer-
ing persons from rightly approaching its merits
f:ly testing Its remedial virtues. Willie its
depends mainly OH the employment of genuine and
powerful article, no advantage will result FROM
single trial. In general it operates in avery gradual
manner, requiring long perseverance in its 1t
but perseveringy and steadily, continuing its
even after apparent recovery.
The physician may rely. with full confidence on
the merits of our brand Of OIL while the diseased pa
tient has guarantee that, in using It, he is taking
medicine. the virtues and efficacy of which have
been tested by eminent medical melI.
1t s the most CfEectUal remedy for Consumption
bronchitis, Asthma, Gcut, RheumOtisnl, aud all
Scrotulous afcctiOns; oGtcntimes producing nmed-
been taken with little benefit.
1t enjoys the marked confidence OF numerous scien
tic and medical men, whose spontaneous testiInon
ais endorse the superiority and efficacy of our Oil
giving to the pnhlic assurance, that this truly
valuable medicine, when obtained fresh, and free
from admtxtnre, is safe and reliable remedy for the
diseases named. nOT2c-3m
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-11-28

In Chancery in
( the Gircrit Court
nE OlnEn fa....nh..
W.
James n. Lee.

". the Circuit Court
sEOuRSUANTToA DECREE RENDEEED IN STF1E
u above entitled canse by the said Cont on the
Sth day OF June, 1860 shall proceed to sell at pnb
Tic sale ut the front door Of tic Court House Of ohio
county, on tile 18th day of September 1860 LOT No
- on Preston street, In the city Of Wheeling.
in cash. and the balance on credit of sixs tsIs
,s9d eighteen months, the purchaser giving bonds
WIN goSl security an-t title retained uitfI Tie
Nllple of the pnErinse money faIrfdid
algES SAA'L IRWIN. g. o. e.
ASFte above sale q continued TIM Monday. tbe
- 'As9 VI i'reeil'eF next nOYl0-td
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New YoRK. Nov. 27.-The steamship
City of Baltimore, from liverpool on the
l4th instant, arrived at this port this p. NJ.
G"ribaldi has been appointed General
in Italian army.
LoSDoS-qhe drain upon the Bank of
France continues to become more active,
and should the demand for gold continue,
n rise in the rate of discount by the Bank
of England to 81 per cent, will be decided
npon by Thursday.
The London Tines has no doubt that the
Allies have taken possession of and occu-
pied Pekin, and will continue to hold pos
session of it during the entire winter.
MISUNDERSTANDING are dull. Pro-
visions dull
LoNDoS.-consols a25@oas for money
and account
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JACKSON, Mss, Nov. 26.-Tho Legisln-
ture organized to-day, and the message of
the Governor was read. Its tone is un-
compensatory in favor of secession, and
members appear to be unanimously on the
same side.
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PlrrsBUnDu, Nov. 27.-River feet by
pier mark, and ut stand. Weather
cloudy and cool.
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~ ARREsr or observation-disclosures
5s''sgins, Pender aud st. Meyers yester-
:, ~ arrested two men at Welty's Tavern,
'4'Nei street, charged with committing "a
30 robbery in Pittsburgh, on yesterday
-s+' last. The arrest was made upon
'''a0Fi'y OF dispatch from Mayor Will
~ Of Pi'tsbnrgh. One of the men is
.'as4 Wash. Freesc, a somewhat noto-
's' character, and the name of the other
''ao!4' though he passes under the
80 OF Jennings. They were committed
!.'i by AID. Dulty, and the Pittsburgh
''40''''es were notified of the fact.
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BOEiFHAY1E's
..o ! nd. Bit tt.ers
Liver Complain, Feverand ACNE. &c.
2 DXSRHRSIA.

~
DYSRBRSI4A.
Liver Comp laint, Feverand Ague. &c.
FTNHE SUCCESSFUL. INTRODUCTION AND USE
OF this celebrated remedy hIls hcen the signal for
literal HOOD Of compounds called sBiitet4 offered
IN various ms, tfta quart Uttle to a I've Gallon
ke tits word .1ftters Is but another name for
"grog, . or vfllanous whisky mixture.
But the really great relief derived from file minute
dose: ono teaspOonful, Of onr medicine,
BOERHAYE's HOLLAND B1TTERs.
AND the ENTIRE ABSENCE OF GrrrR PRosrEA7rox. has
Iat1ons and eounterf,fIs have failed to undermine
u q positively Vegetable preparation, with barely
sufficient pure slIirits to preserve it,
But one size of the genuine. (TlalfPint Bottles
price ONE DOLLAR
1t is medicine Oflong-trrst efficacy FOR T@,yiF.In,
Lte Dl0Od, essential for the foundation ~ moi
health aud for correcting disorders Of the stomach
aud bowels.
Two or three doses will convince tic afflicted ~
lts sanitary ELECTS Ghe stomach will speedily re-
gain it's strength, healthy action Of tic liver Isw
els aud Kidneys will soon take place. and renewed
heal ii he the quick result.
For INDIGESTION, Try
Boerhave's Holland Ritters.
For HEARTBURN,- Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For ACIDITY, Try
BoerhaEe's Holland Bitters.
For WATERBRASII, Try
BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters..
For HEADACHE, Fry
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For LOSS OF APPETITE, Try
Boerhave's Holland Ritters.
For COSTVENESS, TRY
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
For PILES, Try
Boerhave's Holland Bitters.
In all Nervous, Rheumatic, aud Neuralgia Aztec.
ttonS, It has in numerous instances proved highly
beneficial, and in others effected decided cure
Read Carefully!
The genuine, hgllly-concentrated BoERuAvE's IToL-
LAND bIrTERs is put mp III halEpnt bottles only; aud
rctailed at One Dollar per bottle. The great demand
Tor this truly celebrated medicine has Induced many
mutations which the public should guard against
purchasing.
BENARE OF IMPOSITION! SEE THAT OR NAME is on
TUE LABEL OF EVERY Hottie You BUY.
Benz. Page, Jr. &c Co.,
SOLE PRoPRIETORs,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
For sale l,y T. II. LOGAN & CO., General Agents,
h"VzV-u&w-iy Wheeling, Va.
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THE PEOPLES BANK
OF WHEELING.

Office No SO Main screet, first door South of Bank OF
Wheeling.
Discount days, Wednesdays, "A. NJ.
rIlRANsIENT AND SPECIAL. DEPOSITS THANK
i fully received.
Interest paid on Special Deposits.
Exchange on the East bought aud Sold
Collections, at homo from abroad, will receive
prompt attention.
DIRECTORS.
John Knotc, John Yockler
J. G. Harbour, Christian Iess,
j. 4. Scott Lorenzo D. Wait.
Richard Carter.
j. II. DICkEY. CASH, JOHN KNOTE, Prc&t.
octlg
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Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters,
Young America Corn s, Cob Crushers,
JOHNSON & FROST call special attention to their
VERY EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
of all the above articles which they offer for sale at
LOWEST PRICES.
EVERY ARTICLE SOLD Will BE FULLY WAR
RANTED.
uov23 al Main st.
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golltlllRREiaE.
Wheeling WhoIesals Marfet.
2 EcoRREnrpn nA1LY ]

LCVAAbUIED pAlLY. s3alI
Everything is depressed aud prices arc too irregu-
lar to be depended upon. The produce men are Luy
ing very little and there lisa general ullness in every
thing, under tho inanctnl dcultlcs of tho country
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ExPECToRANT SYRUP

NUUUIIS. CSLDS, IIOARSENES TIE TTTRoAT
SHoRTNESS OF DRE&YH. GROUP, IIooPISG
CoUGH, AND ALL IRRITGTIoS
OF TnE THEoAE AND
LUNGS.
NO PREPARATION OF OPIUM oil, ANT1NroNy
IN or Other dangerous frritnting Drugs. cIrter
tn'o the preparation of this elegant
COUGH NIINTURF.
1t is precisely adapted far tha relief Of recent
COUGHS s COLDS, aud inflammation of the Throat
and Lungs II looscns aud quets the severcst Coughs
III short time anti restores ease and comfort speedily
EVERY FAMILY,
e3PeGaliy where there Children, should DO pro-
evere, may be alleviAtcd by tile use OF Tie
EXPECT0EANT SYRUP,
three or four times daily AS it is quite pleasant to
the TASTE the youngest child may take it without
difficulty. Prepared by
LAuGlILINS & BUSHFIELD.
"oN2t Main Street. Wheeling, Ya.
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lallg gntElIi1ea9et

-7=7 Iorgest Circulation of any Paper in
Westera Virginia. "a
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Tr11St Sale


2N, VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF TRUST.
record in Ohio County Clerks office. in deed book
No. II, folio 2l5, from William Hamilton and Eliza
beth his wife, 10 Morgan Nelson, deceased, Trustee.
WILL the 10th day of November. 1860 before the
front door of the Court House of said county. in the
city of Wheeling, ait II o'clock A. NJ proceed 10 sell
the following property, to wit:
lot No. one ~. situate on tho South side of Lins-
ley street: in that part Of the city Of Wheeling called
East Wheeling, being corner lot Linsley and
Fifth streets.
TERMS M StLE.-One-thir,l cash, and for the resi-
due credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months. in
equal instruments, will he given, the purchaser or
purchasers giving bond aud security, with interest
from the day of sale: u lien to he retained On tho
premises IL further security.
MARY a. NELSON. Xxx
oc;2i-td Of Morgan Nelson, deceased.
FACTS.
From Newton we hive knowledge Of the skies;
From Locke the rules that regulate the wise:
From Shakespeare. portraits OF the human mind;
And Byron, all that glowing verse refined
And 50 We might rChelrSe their varied claims
Through the bright volume of n thousand names.
But III! there is n boon more blest.
We have received, than III. the rest;
A boon than Nature. Wisdom. Song or Wit,
Is far more dear. and all acknowledge it.
What is that blessing! Ask you bounding swain.
just having risen from a bed of pain.
Ask yonLer man, rosy AMI So trim,
Just raised from fcvcrd head AMI wasting limb.
Ask where you choose one answer will you lear.
Which like hymn shall fall upon Your ear;
For all will say, sweet soOthcr of our ills,
Our health restored by
Quirlx's Celebrated Carrngecm Balm.
E.BOCKINCi, Agent.
nov23 Odd Fellows Hall.
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i=IOl SOlnc Lllue puSl. sOndFIcS HARRISON
keeps tue C:iterioa saloon, in this city
The weapons to be used, are navy revol-
vcrs, distance Is feet, arms to be drawn
after the word SIRE"
The provisional Legislature will on Nom
day adjourn to Golden City.
ST.. LoUIs, Nov. GA special dispatch
to the Democrat says n border expedition.
under Gen'l Frost, cncamped near Smith
ton terminus OF the Pacific railroad, await
ing orders from the Governor Rumors
are current in Jefferson City that the Gov
ernor has ordered the troops to return in
consequence of the President having given
Harvey powers to pursue and arrest Mont
gomery wherever found. Another probu-
bic report is that the troops will rcmtin
ut camp for the present and a small
mounted squad, under competent com
mAnd will be sent TO the ncighborhood of
Fort Scott to report to head quarters with
all possible speed and the movements of
the troops will be in accordance with Of
fetal information brought back.
KANSAS CRY, Nov. 27.-The mail coach
from Fort Scott arrived here this evening.
bringing Jesse Morrin and two registers Of
the land office at Fort Scott, who furnish
the following despatch:
Fort ScoTT, Nov. 25.-SIuch of the ex-
citement here during the last week has
been without reasonable cause The bus
iness of the land office has not been inter-
ruptcd, and no fears exist that it is The
prevailing opinion here that the, fight, 81
Judge Williams and the court was NOT
warranted by the circumstances in the
case.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Cape Race, August 20.
The City Of Baltimore from Liverpool The
18Th has arrived and reported that i,50O
European trnnps had landed at Syria. and Is
Garibaldians landed AZ Calabrai. and report.
ed that Garibald had been TO Naples 10 con
fer with the Resolationsts. The City 81
Naples was placed in a state Of seigc. The
Nespolitans claimed TO have repulsed the
attempted landing of the Garbaldians near
Riggin and al Candritel.
IL is reported that Austria viii renouncc
the treaty with Villa Franco and actively op.
pose Garibaldi's operations on the main lands.
Il is reported also. that il Garibaldt's land,
Gen. Lamoricierc will cross the Roman from
tier. under promise Of Austrian support.
Austria assumes threatening attitude a.
gainst Piedmont, demanding an explanation
concerning Garibaldi's letter 10 Emanucl,
announcing projected attack on Vienna.
There is great activity 10 The Austrian
Marine department.
The Sandman loan closed in Paris with
subscriptions Of three times The amount re-.
quired.
There are additional failures in the Eng
Iish trade with heavy liabilities.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05

Campmeefing.-A esmpnee,ing is progress.
ing OF chssinu, Ridge. IN this county, sesen mile.
west Of this psee under the auspices Of the Methodist
Protestant denomination. The largest congregations.
perhaps assembled on that ground listened atien.
lively 70 eloquent and forcble sermons from Rev. VIM
N. Wills. President Of the North cSOiina Conference
at ~ e'cloek. and Rev. ssm'l Pearce Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. at o'clock on Sunday last. The
attendance Monday and yesterday, We learn was very
good. The meeting will probably continue through
this week.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.
n..n.,.k a 4. f,h.,ies,on A,e,cn,v.

New Orleans. August 81
The News from Mexico is highly impor-
tant. The greatest excitement prevails at
Vera Cruz, both among the people and the
authorities. twas expected every moment
that the commandment Of the city BY the
Spanish feet would commence. Everything
within the city aud the forts was prepared
Iot such an event. The arlllerymen were
at their posts and the garrison under arms
night and LAY 10 repcl the anticipated AZ.
tack. II was credibly reported that Juarcz
would, IL attacked. make descent on Cuba.
Such diversion. il was thought, would have
the effect speedily 70 draw Oh the Spanish
force from its threatening position before
Vera Cruz.
Thirty. -four soldiers, forming the guard Of
a conducta, had persisted lcr want q water.
The greatest scarcity d provisions prevail.
cd IN Northern Mexico the suppliesO Of corn
and wheat are completely exhausted. The
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05

Fire.-Ano,her Ere occurred in this town on Tues
day morning last, abou, o'clock, which entirely
sumsd kitchen belonging 70 Mrs. Knox. Several
ether buildings on the premises were damaged. This
town Is deiesn, IN sppsruins with which 6aht fire.
An engine would be Of little service, bu, ladders and
bucket. should be procured and kept 10 some eonye-
nient place. and company of our young men organ.
izeJ, TO use them when a FIRE occurs Considerable
property nigh, be saved al fires BY preparation and
little reflection snd calculation a. 10 consequences.
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population Of the towns were compelled to
enlist or flee. Great dissatisfaction prevail
ed in consequence.
The rumor was rife at Vera Cruz, that
General Mramon, regarding his cause as
hopeless, had absconded. Large reinforce
ments had been despatched from Tampico
towards the city of Mexico. II was thought
that an assault upon the Capital would take
place at an early day.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05

This report Of the committee was concurrei in by
the Convention.
A resolution was adopted 10 establish campaign
paper IN the city Of Raleigh (which shall support the
claims Of stephen A. Douglas and Herschel " John
son, the National Democratic nominees r The Presi-
dency and yice-Presideney Of the United States"
On motion Of Mr.. McRae, committee Of threew was
appointed 10 telegraph to the National Democracy Of
New York and Illinois, that this Convention had nOmi
mated straight out National Democratic Electoral
Ticket
The Executive Committee was instructed TO have
printed such number Of ibe proceedings Of The Conyen-
ton and the speech q Judge Douglas IS they msy
think erpedent. f1r circulation.
In the evening session. Dr.. Fremont, Of Pasquoiank
addressed the Convention, and was followed by NJ. J.
r. Rssser, Of Minnesota.
II. w. Miller, Esq, being loudly called, excused
himself temporarily and introduced DR.. Keen, Of Rock
inghsm.
Messn. Miller and Howerion subsequently, addressed
the Convention.
On motion Of Mr.. Pennington, the thanks Of the
Convention were rendered 10 the Chairman and secte
isfies.
Thanks were slso voted % The Railroad Comranie,
Cor return tickets furnished TO delegates
The President expressed bis high qualification ., ,h'
harmony which prevaded their deliberations. And iher
the Douglas Convention adjourned sine die.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05

Tor August, has been received The following is The
table u contents; /. National Defeness and volun
.eer. q Lord Maeaulay AMI Dundee. 3. The Pursuit
Of Tsniia ropee. g. The great Earthquake ., Lisbon
S. Norman Sinclair An Autobiography Pat VII
6. wickGe and the Hnguerois. J. Domino, quo y.
dis g. The Tsansilion-Siaie Of our Indian Empire.
Published by Leonard scott & CO.. New York,
Price 81 per annum for any Of The Reviews o.
Blackwood; or any Two of The works, So; for Black
wood aud the four Reviews. $40.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05

OuR ApPRolcHIS0 STATE FAIR.-We are
gratiiied 20 learn tina, our approaching State
Fair Is Likely 10 sarpass any previous Agrl.
cultural exhibition ever held under the aus.
piees Of the Agricultural Soeiety. The build.
ings on the Fair Grounds are being put IN
thorough repair, councillors Fruit Hall
and Music Stand are being erected snd va.
riaus improvements are being made. which
will contribute greatly 10 the convenience
and comfort &c Exhibitors and visitors. Dur
lIotel accommodations Will be ample. and no
fear need be entertained that all who may
come will not find accommodations.
Rlkigk R,gisi,r.
SPrRIous BAsK NorF.--.we have been
show a IS note, pnrparting to be the issue
Of the " Commercial Rank 81 Wilmington
The plate bears no similarity 10 any note Is.
sued by thi. Bank. but the lettering a. the
top being of The same type as on some Of the
genuine bills, and the signatures being pref
" well executed. persons shOrld be on their
guard. The centre yignctte Of the spurious
nnte represents whale With boat along
eide. and ship IN the distance. The Com.
mereial Bank has never issued any note with
similar yignette. WILMINGTON Herald
A new counterfeit on the Bank Of Char.
lotte. North Carolina, Is thus described, S..
altered-yig. locomotive aud cars. bridge
and hills in the back ground Ok. ; and a
mans head on the left. The spurious has .
woman with scale, swords. &C., on right.
sEyERR Faosr.-Thc ChieSgo (lll.) Times
says: We learn that the northern portions
Of this county we're visited by severe frost
on Monday night last and that considerable
damage was done 10 growing vegetables. In
Wheeling. ILL.,. the frost was 80 heavy ~ the
morning that handluls could be asily gather.
ell from any smooth surface.
ILLiSots.-The census returns from I'LL.
mis- already received at the Bureau IN Wash.
ington indicate the total population Of that
Siste 10 be 100000 IN 1860. On the ba.
sis Of one Congressman TO every 100000 ~.
habitants, il will now be entitled TO fifteen
members Of Congress instead Of nine.
CRuPs.--'The corn crop ID this region i
about as good as il can be. From present
appearances IL will excel any crop We have
had Tor several years The cotton crop. NC
fear, is much delayed and will be cut Of b!
the rains. Wdsligioa Dispatch.
ANOTHER sLnER-A SLAYER. probably the
Triton, name not definitely asccrtsined. wa.
brought into Norfolk on the asth. forty .on'
DAYS from League. West Coast Of Africa
under the charge Of midshipman Farquhar
She was captured by the United State,
steamer Mystic. on the 10th Of Jolly. sh,
cleared al New Orleans ~ March last 81,
changed captain and crew IN Cuba. She hat
no papers aud no colors when captured. the,
having been thrown overheard. She was &
take slaves purchased FOR the brig Deleia
captured in December by the Constellation
She had false decks. water casks. &e., an'
el.iOO. The crew, excepting the superearg'
aud one Of the seamen will be detained q
witnesses. She Il sery fast sailer, hasinI
been chased BY several English aud Amer
lean war vessels.
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hing nfcttsaIY TOT 7 r'UuNHIi
TERMS OF TUITION.
ENO MILLS.
Five Milo. East n IIlIIsbUrOugh

Five Miles East u IIIIIsb0fOush.
MY wool CARDiSG MACHINES are in'seoi
ING order. and will commence CttJing BY The fst o.
June. Pdce Coz cirdne, cents per pound. WEIGHT
Of rolls Patonc roun Il grease 70 ien 81 Wia 1--we
your WI, clean anl rletf of hlfs anil well picked and
yau viii insuft good work. Wool Flax Seed. Wheat.
&C. will Ne taich in pigment. as expect something
when the wofs i lgnc
500 gallons q Lin.eed Oil ror sale. Cash given
ior Wheat,
JOHN 4. LYON.
NAV &C. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05

r1- The Hon. A. w. vENABLE, Democratic
dress the citizens Of Orange coaniy at Hisborough,
on TUESDAY. the iIlh of September, il being The
second day Of Orange Superior cout.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05
IMPORTANT SALE.

fAN the lst day Of November next, shall sell 10 the
- highest bidder terms 10 suit The purchaser the
valuable aud beautifully located HOUSE and LOT Of
Mrs. Julia A. Hooker situated Immediately beyond the
northern boundary line Of the town Of Hillsborough-
a large Dwelling with an abundance of Out Houses,
and seven Of ground. and altogether most de-
sirahle residence. For further particulars address ..
W. Hook ~, or The subscriber. al Ncwbern. N. q.
ROSCOE HOOKER.
September |. 5s-tds
- Weekly Progress, Neshern. and Wilmington
Herald weekly. cory till day Of sale and forward ac-
count u this Office.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1860-09-05
More New Goods.

DURNETT's TOILET SETS.
~ COC0AtN v. Tor the hair,
FLoRlNEL.a new and delightful perfume foe
the handkerchief
KALtlsrON. cosmetic, gffsmsvins frseklcs.
tan, sunburn, SC.
ORIENTAL TOorH WASH. 81 preserving
and heautifsina the teeth sni gums. Ais
BURNErr's FisANURtNa EXTRACTS, for
DRUG STORE.
June 10. &C.