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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1866-11-09

osFoHn So -cesri 81 Protes. A-ls "a p.
-. ~.thin sad - tA~ Ce.snfs - Oxtord % th-
l tnsse t,--tsy - O~iob-r a n ISss.
A 'uANAto n. loCkEs Ataini.traisr ~itA
" ~ - anr-rNsi o. ~ estate - Js--.
Ls-cA-. hts - B.thsl ~ .sil Csuns,. .t--.,.--d-
hsstng lfrsrstee rs $1,000 500 6.nal ace-snf Il
s'nini-ifstioa q ~ estate 81 said secsa.-d e.r
sih-ssn-es
'ferfsd. ihst the $50 htsaisi-srafor give 30
itor e. ~ psFsrs taterrssrd ~ ra.-ir = 80, II
thts cfor to - puhhsh~t fhfee ~-.ks .s.rs...,ssl,
y ta ~ okisrd D~uaocrat priuted "A Pari- th.f
lheF uraV sppesr 20 q Probate Court O. b. h~h a
800 in safd Cassrfy. - the ~ Taest.y a Ns..
~, 10 ten o'clpek A. ~. snd sho~ caass q asd
10y Nafr, shy the Sane shnad aof - ailo~sd.
q. w WOODBURY.. y.drs.
y TO 'ers--Aue-ts J. =. Hosss. RsEssfe-.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07

A large school of pOrpOises got
bewildered up among the shoals of
Barnstablc Oh Monday morning,an
IA hundred or more of them were
cultured.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR PORTLAND.
The a. Int subscribed for the
Portland Ierers, including sums
not forwM, d. it is estimated, will
be close on s600.000.
Maine will furnish 100000 barrels
of menhOden oil. this season. The
oil takes the place, to a large extent,
of dark whale oil. for curriers' use.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07
eOussISSsesNE.Ss.s NOTICE.
.lONEI,N II. nNr.N ESIITM

JONEIW It. d ~ kSIIYN
rINHE SUBSCRIBERS. having been appoint
l ed by the Honorable Probate Court for
the District of BlUdfo' Z Commissioners to r.
ccive. examine and a, lust all claims and de
mands of all persons against the estate of 10
SEPH W. DAY, in New hury in said district.
deceased. represented HsolNcnt, and Tie term
of six months from the ID day of Apgu.t 1866
being allowed by said Coutt to the creditor, 1t
said deceased. to exhibit and prove their re
-pectivc claims before rs Give Notice. that
we will attend to the duties of our appoint
ment at the dwelling house of the late Joseph
W. Day. in Ncwhury, in said District, on the
ID of February next at l0oelock IN thu fore
noon. II. W. BAILEY.
\. T.. Iil'NklNS, Comni 'sioners
NcvhurN Aug u. AID. 1896. 3Nil
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07

DECONMENDED BY TIE MOST SCIEN
IL tiic Analytical Chemists to be
The Pes, on this Contn nj.

The Best on this Contli NJ.
II not only restores the Hair "a natural
color, and keeps the head free from 13ndrut.
hut II i the most BEurtFrT DRia 80 that
can be produced. y. STltKNE
Feather Dealer Manchester. y. II.
I feel confident that j, operates NOT as Hair
Dye, but to restore the roots TO their natural
healthy state. HIRAM H. SLOAN.
Carriage Manufacturer. Manchester, MI.
have used j. H. BARRrrr's VLcErApIr Il>R
RESTORATIVE for about two years, and have
found It I'll" best prcrara,i"n nH ,,c nsrH'
Clerk Gas Co., Manchester, y. H.
II certainly will stop the Falling Ont of the
Hair. DANIEL l.. STEVENS,
Late High sheriff, Manchester, \. H.
have used j. i. BAnrErr's lIup REsrorN-
TIVE iot the past year, and conNitcrit superior
to any other in Use. j. g. EATON.
Proprietor City Hotel, Manchester, y, II.
have tried mos, all the other Rc-,orutvcs,
and never found any chat did my hair the final
Manchester, \. II.
II Restores Gray Hairs il prevents Hair
Failing out 1t changes the roots to their orig
inal organic action; II cradicHics Dnndruils
aud Ilumors; II keeps the scalp healthy; ii
contains no injurious ingredients; aud Is uni
Versally accorded to he u splendid Dressing,
and superior Toilet Article; It's merits arc In.
side the bottle.
Every bottle contains more liquid than any
other dollar preparation.
No large rewards offered to establish It's eli.
cacy but We do guarantee to refund the
money to any person who will use two battles.
and then say that our Rcstoratile has failed to
do all We claim. We have instructed all our
agents faithfully Ia comply with the above
GUARANTY. j. H. BARRETT " co.
Manchester. n. II. fropriciors.
NJ. \. Bum 81 Co., General Agents. BOSTON
SuId by W. IL. a &. \. SfEvINs, Bradford,
| a. \. FARwuLi, Wells River I. 4 u. i kcNcs
& Co., Ncwhury, and by nll druqeids' "6wI
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No ncr,nn ruu In ~, Dvap.usis wien they
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D. OF US
Mandrake Bitters !!
ARE WARRANTED


to be the best com pound ever offered
to the public for the cure of dyspepsia Jaun-
dies Costivene ~. Piles. Sick Headache, Morn
ing Sickness, Sea Sickness, Humors, Fout
Stomach, Liver complaint in all of its forms;
General Debility, Worms. &c, sc. We have
in this Compound 80 combined Tonic and
>timulant with cathartic that while it is
thorough and certain in its action ii in no way
weakens the tone of the bowels or stomach.
FOR A FAMILY MEDICINE
they have no cqnal. For n cathartic they arc
unsurpassed. being far superior to the various
Pills that flood the market as they do not weak
en- the Bowel. or leave them costive. They are
purely vegetable therefore perfectly safe for
all ages. The smallest child can take them
with perfect safety. They are warranted all
we represent them. II on giving them trial
they do not prove equal to our recommends
tons the money will be refunded. IT you are
are troubled with Hurried or Diff
cult Breathing Fluttering at the Heart,
Heartburn, head dull and heavy, fullness or
weight in the stomach, SuifeeattiC or choking
sensation while in a lying position. Dimness
of vision, Swimming of the Head, Dizziness
Yellowness of the skin and eyes, Pain in the
Back, Side, Chest, Limbs, &c. sc. Inward
Piles Acidity of the Stomach. Dali Pain in the
Head, Sudden Flushcs of Heat. burning in the
Flesh, nausea, Disgust OF Food, Great Depres-
sion of spirits and constant imagining of evil,
&c, Sc. you viii find speedy and perma-
ucnt relief by using The Mandrake Bitters.
They are the best Vcrmifuge known as thous-
ands of mothers can testify They yeeem-
mend themselves, all we ask is for the afflicted
to give them fair trial. They are meeting
with rapid sales and giving universal satsfac-
ton. Price single bottles sl,oo, Six Bottles
$500.
c. c. DOTY, & CO., Proprietors-
Bradford Vt
n. b. y liberal discount to the trade
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DOT TVS
VEGETABLE COUGH BALSAM !

HAS BEEN USED FOR MANY YEARS
Z with the most astonishing success in
curing Coughs, Colds, lloarscness Sore Throat
Influenza. Whooping Cough, Group, Bron-
chitis, Difficulty of breathing. Asthma, and
every Affection of the Throat. Lungs and
Chest. That dreaded disease, Consumption.
wErh carries thousands every year TO an I'M
timely grave, aud which battles the skill of the
most eminent Physicians often Yields to this
remedy. II does not dry up Cough, but
lnoscns it. 81 to enable the patient to ex-
pectoratc freely. II VIII invariably cure the
most stubborn Cough caused from cold, or
tickling ia the throat. For Group, we will
guarantee n cure ii taken in season. No fam
lily should be without il.
1t i safe. sure. and rapid in its operation
1t contains no poisonous minerals, but Is
Purely Vegetable.
Try Il, aud if it does not "haek up" all We
claim for 1t. your money will be refunded.
We say this, knowing It's merits, and feel con-
hdrut that one trial will secure for il vel
coined hotpc in every family Do not waste
away and die when relief is at your door.
Sold 10y Druggists and country dealers cv-
crvwhere or sent by express to any part Of the
country. Call for
DOTYS VEGETABLE COUGH BALSAM,
and take 10 other. and YOU will Ind in it
speedy and permanent relief. Price, largo
Bottles $l.0o. Small bottles 20 cts.
&C. DOTl Il CO.. Proprietors.
Bradford, VI.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07
THE AMERICAN
XIR REGENER4 TOR,
mud Hair OrcssCrs

Fer Restoring Gray Hair TO its original color
aud beauty. to keep the lIlur from falling oil.
Ia Restore il upon Bald Heads. to keep the
Hair soft rliuhlc and lively, the AMERICAN
HAIR REGENERATION stands far above all
other prcppr tions for the Hair. II removes
handful. , rs liumors Of the Scalp, Coels
the Heated Brow, cures Nervous Headache,
renders the Hair Soft and Glossy, Keeps the
Hair from Falling or, even after severe sick.
ness, causes the Hair to Grow upon Bald
Heads, and restores Gray u ir to its Natural
Color and Beauty II Il no u nyc, hut acts
directly upon the Roots of tn Hair. supplying
required nouri-hmcnt, and natural color and
beauty returns, Gray Hairs disappear Had
Heads are covered, tile llnir stops Falling. and
u beautiful Head of Hairs the result Of using
the American Hair Regeneration The Ladies'
like II for its delightful fragrance, and the rich
nnl glossy appearance u iinpaits to the Hair
For u common Hair Dresser the American
Hair Regeneration and Hair Dresser stands ut
the ilend. Try one hottie aud you will he
convinced ny It's Use that N IA the best Hair
Preparation ever offered to the Public. II u
will not do oil We recommend, your money
will be- refunded, IA II " warranted to gave
p.rfect satisfaction. be- sarc and call for the
AMERICAN Hair Rcgcncrator aud Hair Dresser,
aud take 10 other, and yoh will be satisfied
that II Is just what you want. Sold every
where. 4 liberal discount 10 the trade
'''' '''" 90. DoTy a. co.
Bradford, Vermont.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07
TO Farmers.

4 FULL STOCK Or
Scythcs, Forks, Hay and Hand
Rakcs, Shovcls, Hoes, Iron Bars,
Wool Irvine, Sheep Shears, But
ter Tubs, and best Dairy Salt,
Al the lowest market prices, by
rRtCWARU
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Errors or Noush.--A gentleman wi

suffered for years from Nervous Debility. Pre-.
mature Decay, and all the effects of youthful
ndhcrction. viii, for the sake Of uiieting In.
uunity, send free to oil who need IL. the r..
ccipt and directions for making the simple
remedy Wy which he was cured. sufferers
wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
ean do ~ h, addressing. IN perfect confidence,
JOHN ". OGDEN,
3mi No. ~ Chambers St, New York.
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S1MCEL WIR9TY'S ESTATE.
Ct aEE 0s' vA. VI d Mt

- L a u - 4 a. Es VI % y !.
- BRADFORD DISTRICT, -.
Al a Probate Court. holden at Probate Office
in Fairlec. within and for said district, on the
Goth day of August. \. ID. ls66
An instrument, purporting to he the last
will and testament Of SAM Ell MARTIN.
late Of Ncwbury, in said district, deceased be-
ing presented to the Court FOR Probate:
1t is ordered 10y said Cou1, that all persons
concerned therein be notified to appear at Il
session of said Court, to be holden at the Pro
bate Office in bradford. on the llth day of
September. 1866. aud show cause. if ANY they
may have. against the Probate OF said viii
FOR which purpose, it is further ordered,
thai copy of the record Of this order he pub
lIslcd three weeks successfully in the National
Opu.iop. printed at bradford, previous to said
time appointed for hearing.
\ tlnc copy of record. 3wll
Attest, \. II. GIl.hDhI.. Judge
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07

STORY OF DIR. WARREN-This
funny story of oldiDr. John G. War
rcn's boyhood days is told by the
Boston correspondent of the Sacla-
mento lHion::
1t Is not a great many Years
since the waters of the Back bay
flowed almost up to the Common.
and where now stand stately blocks
OF stone mansions. " little wanton
boys" as Shakespeare has it, were
wont to disport themselves in the
water. Young Warren used to re-
sort thither very frequently with his
playmatcS to battle. and for the en-
.ioymcnt of such Aquatic sports as
boyho0d takes most delight in. 1t
was the custom for residents in Bca-
con Street and its vicinity, to send
their horses down to the same point
10 drink, and when crowd of boys
happened to be there at the same
time, they claimed the privilege of
riding the beasts into the water. On
one fatal day Warren was taking
bath, when number Ofhorses were
let down. They were forthwith
seized upon by the boys. who mount
ed and drove them into the drink.
| The stecd that Warren bestrode ac-
coutrcd as he was-that is, in ma
lures simple garb--felt peculiarly
ante on this occasion. and on cmerg.
ing from the water immediately
broke into run, and in spite of his
riders efforts to restrain him dashed
up Beacon st. ut the top of his
speed. Hopingagainst hope. young
Warren tugged at the halter, but in
vain; on. through the most aristo-
cratic thoroughtares in town, past
lordly houses, from the windows of
which looked wondering girls; past
amazed pedestrians who turned and
gazed after the fleeing horseman ;
past men and women in chaiscs
who stared upon him with faces in
which surprise and mirth struggled
Tor the mastery past little boys who
yelled and screamed with delight
the nude rider sped on. Mazeppa
certainly had one advantage over
the embroyo doctor, for he couldn't
fall of while JOHNNY Warren fell
that he was in imminent danger ot
such q fate. lie leaned forward
graspcd the name with viporou,
clutch, and intrustcd himself to for
tune. She soon disposed of him
for, when the horse had reached tn,
corner Of Park Street, by Il sudden
plunge he threw his rider in the
street and held on his fiery course
The boy, luckily unhurt, picked him
self up and made his way rs hes
he could to his home. ThercaltcI
he confined his equestrian exercises
to occasions when he was clad in ,
more conventional and proper ccs
tune"
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07

An epidemic mas appeared III VI
emma, causing painful swellings on
the faces of men who have used a
new shaving paste, which had been
highly recommended as "cleah
shave- by Barber Johann Gautirr.
His paste rendered unnecessary the
use of the razor. The paste Was
found to consist mainly of arsenic.
OF course it was confiscated and the
barber subjected to legal
penalties.
The survey of the canal across the
Isthmus of Darien is about being
renewed, in conformity with the act
of the Columbian Congress, which
annuls the contract made by Gencr
al MOSquera with parties in London.
and opens the enterprise to the com
petition of the world. \ party from
New York is already in Panama,
having the United States steamer
Wateree at their disposal for this
purpose.
4 young German in New Haven
attempted to commit suicide last
Tuesday, and succeeded in firing a
ball through his face, but without
any fatalresult. On being question
ed as to how he was hurt. said that
- he wash proke NIT no monish-be
would be peter if he 90 dead.'
At Cincinnati, Chicago, Louis
/ vile. etc. trade is reported to be
looking up, and the belief is express
ed that as soon as the cholera disap-
pears. every department of business
Will experience such an active revival
as has not been witnessed for years.
Capt. Webster. of the revenue
steamer Mahoning. seized on We'd
nesday in the lower bay of Portland,
schooner Ariel Rcmond. of Falmoth.
with between 500 and 900 gallons OF
! high wines and otherliquorS on board.
It is suspected that the vessel had
succeeded in landing a portion OF
the cargo.
The plague o. locusts which has
broken out III Algeria causes great
unCaSlncS> 20 the French government
and now the troops are called out
to destroy this new species of enemy
. The amount killed is immense, not
less than 5000 cwt. the average re
suit Of days work.
SOLDIERS EXTRA BOUNTY
just before Congress adjourned il
passed a bill giving extra bounty tC
soldiers, and made every necessary
provision which was in its power t,
have them paid Immediately. See
rotary Stanton also appointed {
board. with General Candy as il
President, to decide upon the proper
construction Of the law and to frame
rules fox the guidance OF the differ
cnt departments in paying theS'
claims. Reports from Washington
state that these rules have been SUP
pressed by the President and Ii,
bounties can be paid until he give,
his permission. Over forty thouSant
claims of discharged soldiers ar,
: now on file in the pay department
: and probably not one of these i,
: made ont correctly for want of til,
necessary rules and blanks whicl
General Canhy'S board have prcpar
. ed. Besides this. an order has beer
issued to the Second Auditor OF til,
. Treasury not to have these bountie
paid until further orders. The Who'll,
affair is regarded by many as an at
tempt to influence the coming clec
: tions.-BOSton J0HrHal.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07
BOOTS. SHOES. and LEATHER,
Diseases Of the Kidneys.

CAI.L At PRICUARD'S AND GET
< WARDS KIDNEY COMPOUND. the
greatest remedy in the world for all diseases of
the Kidneys. Don't forget. Warranted to
give relief
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07
- IEIas.

In West Fairec. Vt, Aug. 81, lS66, of drop
sy, after a painful illness of l3 months, Mrs.
JANE i. BRIGGS, formerly of Williamstown,
Vt
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07
New Carriage shop.

yENlE SUBSCRIBER HAS lust FITTED
1 up shop in Wu>hip', Building, nearly
opposite the Paper Mil, whore he will pay
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO EErAliING
Old Wagons, Sleigh~, and all manner Of We
hclos, is well Is to make new ones. he has
had long experience in the best shops ia the
state and al work vii! he done in the most
thuruugh manner. HENRY -. BROWN.
bradford July -. lSu6.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07
Sash, Doors Il Blinds.

vI,IE SUBSCRIBER STILL CONTINUES
l at the shop formerly occupied by the Nor
rison's. over H. H. Aldrich'- Kit Factory, in
Bradford. where lac will be ready to attend to
all calls for Sash, Doors and Blinds, aud for
custom d GENERAL ION work.
All work done thoroughly nt reasonable
rates. and on short notice.
W. II. LEAVITT
Bradford, June 90, lS6d. =
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JAMES RICHARDSON'S LSTITE.
Ct ATE OF We; &c ONT
GF1RDItN'S LICENSE.
StE' A'E'E; Os' W; EsVHN NJ

- Il ~ d Il - q r. L. Vi % y 4,
- BRADFORD DISTRICT. s..
At session of Probate Court. holden at
West Fairlec. within aud for said district, ON
the 18th day of August, 4. ID. lSGd:
Mrs. Cyutha X. Eastman, guardian unto
Sarah l.. Eastman and Clinton Eastman, mi
nor children of liNias Eastman, late OF Cor
inth. III said district. deceased. makes applica-
ton to said Court for liccu,c to sell said wards
interest in the homestead, Is st out of the g
tat. of said deceased by a committee appoint
ed by said Court for th> purpose. repre- 'outing
to said Court that said sale would conducc to
the best interest ot her said wards;
NhrreupOn, il is ordered hv said Court that
said application come under causidera ton and
be heard at session OF said Court, to he hol-
den al bradford, in said district, on the ID
Tuesday of September ~ -. lStG and that all
persons interested in said estate be notified of
the time and place OF hearing. by causing the
same to he published three weeks successfully
in the National Opinion, n newspaper printed
at Bradford before said time of hearing, that
they may appear, and at said time and place, if
they see cause, object thereto.
BY order of Court.
Attest AINAiI BEAN, Register.
true copy of record, 3wli
Attest, ALNtlI BEAN, Register,
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SALLY FORSI.THS ESTATE
TATE OF We R ONT.

~ BRADFORD DISTRICT. -:
In Probate Court holden at Corinth, within
and for said district on the nth day of Aug
ust, 4. ID. 1866
Hon. A. II. Gilmore. Judge Josiah o. Liv-
ingston. Esq. administrator de bOHis nan, on
the estate of SALLY FORSYTH. late Of Top
sham i'll said district deceased. makes appli-
cation Ia settle his administration account on
said estate
Whcreupon, it j. ordered that the same he
referred to the 81 TUESDAY of September next,
ut the Probate Court in Bradford for cNamna-
ton and allowance; and that all concerned Ice
notified hereof. by the publication of this or
der in the National Opinion. printed at Brad
ford, Vt, three weeks Succc--Ively, as soon rs
may be. that they may appear. and at said
time and place, il they cause object thereto
By order of Court.
Atte>t, ALNAiI BEAN, Register.
\ true copy of record. 3Wll
Attest. ALNAl BEAN. Register.
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BENTLET BANKS ESTATE.
- z Afr! OF = 4; zs VI q 4,

- z q 4 T. % y 4; ts VI % Il,
~ BRADFORD pI-rR r., -:
In Probate Court holden al Cornih. within
and for said district, ON the / ith day Of Aug
ust \. ID. 1866
Hon. \. II. Gilmore, Jud. c l.. NJ Bill ESQ.
administrator on the estate Of BENTLEY
BANKS, late of Topsham, in said district, de
ceased, presents his administration account
for settlement, and make. application for a di-
vision Oi SAID estate, to and among the legal
heirs;
Nhrrcupon. il i ordered that the same lac
referred to the ID Tuesday OF September next.
at the Probate Court. in Bradford. for cXami-
nation and Allowance aud that all concerned
be notified hereof, by the publication OF This
order III the N0tioHni Opnioh, printed At Brad
ford, Vt, three week, successfully, as soon rs
may be, that they may appear, and at said
time and place il they see cause, object thclctu.
BY order of Court.
Attest. ALVAU BEAN, Register.
\ true copy of record. 3Wil
Attest ALNAN BEAN, Register.
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Receipts for the National Opinion,

FOR THE WEEK ENDING SEPTEMBER ), 1850.
c. Durham, bradford, $l,00
II. g. McDuilcc. 200
John Mcclellan, lrasburgh, 100
X. ). Merrill, 200
The American Hair Regeneration stands at
a hethed. See advertisement.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1866-09-07

No person can lnsc pvrpepsi, oipn they
use Uctys Mandrake nittots.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21
OPINIONS OF THE pRFSS

The Louisville journal says: az The test;mon;.l.
which Dr. Gardner presents tsths public could ne,e,
have been obtained, except by the dispsy Of eyess
skhi aud Learning in his profession. Ons him u.
Pecaliy commendsble in the Doctor pssctics - shst
40 viii NOT attempt an incurable disease for fhs "a
Tee, but frankly tells the patient whether be can
ee cured or mol. We cheerfully Recommend d..
sardner TO the attention Of ell our friends who nav
be suffering from diseases Of the eye or lsss. .
The Richmond Times says: We have no he.;. :
Won 10 saying that Dr. Gardner 10 the most scient,6e
and successful eye and Surgeon 10 this country.
Or. Gsrdner's treatment Of the eve ahd ear il
wandehuL '-kiehnond Enquirer.
We feel justified in Recommending Doctor Gard.
ser to those suffering from diseases Of the eve and
ear Richmond Wig. 1901 --t' j; &C =
We can safely and cordially recommend Dr..
Gardner, who will ful6l eli be undertakes 10 nor.
FORM baltimore Clipper. 4.tft
The New Orleans True Della says: We can esfs.
y recommend DR.. Gardne, as most successful oee.
'stor on the eye and ear. He will aot undertake TO
neat case unless cure can be effected.
The Wheeling Regisssr says: Dr.. Gardner Il one
o the most successful Oculis,s and Aursts 10 the
country We advise those suffering from dise,ses
Of the eye and ear To consult him.
October ST. ga a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-11-21

WANTED ! WANTEDt
A 0M BUSHELS WHEAT, $500
f,OOO 1000 bushels Com, -
10000 lbs. Dried Fruit,
U 4,00O bushels Flax Seed, al So cash Der bushel.
Il 1000 los. Bees Wax,
loo lbs Butter,
- 900 dozen Eggs,
900 Chickens, ..,,-..ss.
5000 lbs. Rags ". ~
Owing to,he patronage bestowed By you, we are
she 10 buy goods we think. a. low as Danviile or
Raleigh. Having ju.t rented two warehouses; very
cheap, We ere prepared TO receive Produce q, fair
prices. We will. we trust, be able 10 pay cash Tor
produce IN few years when your cash will not buy
ss much as your produce today. Your produces
will buy moro than your money.
.,G.aa BROWN. PARKS & co. /
August 80. 5a-
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