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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
SPECIE GOVERNMENTS.
France has $500. 900. 900 Of sPecia.

Nfest DfNain mas StoO,OOu,UOU.
The United States has $50. 600. 900.
Ye. France with more the double the
amount Of specie owned by Grea, Britain.
has no such commerce. no sueh manu-.
factories. no such political freedom rs be.
longs TO Great Britain.
France has jus. FIVE times as much sp..
Gle as the UniIed States: ye. France 10 20,
so prosperous in any respec. as this eoun-
Try; she has no such gres, works Of i'm
proremsnt as we have. and her people
are less enlightened, less liberal and les,
ice than ihi, people.
! In France the hard money system Of
desporsm and barbsrisms prevails. while
in the United S.sies,,he people are spring.
ing onward and upward in the scale Of ma.
lionsl greatness, under an admirable ere.
dit system. This system The Wing,
seek to preserve, Locofocos 10 destroy.
Ohio Journal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

pRlCES cnRRENE.

HenesIy-Sloek on hand email. hold
ers anxioas % sell olu. IL having been in
juFed by seVerehandhnF.
ReligiOn-GOnsideFsbly lower Than
our last quotations. The zeal Of holders
in sndessoring TO dispose Of stocks have
led inquirers 10 mis,rnsi il. several lots
that have been sampled. have proved 10
be'faIse packed and very trashy.
Political H0Eesfy-gery liIlle in the
marks'. 'snd M purchasers.
Enlsyriiy-Some small lots taken for
export. no inquiry for nome sonsumP-
lien.
Eprighfnsss-xsry fat.
Old BaeheloTs-Seseral lots have
changed hands recently. and We under
stand that negotiations are going on for
more-'rhe article 10 in great demand.
Good Breeding-0wing TO extreme
scarcity il commands extraordinary prI-
ces. Holders are firm.
Old Maiis-Prices nominal, il 10
.honghi Iha. they hare been injured by
keeping.
Heirssses-None taken since our last.
very few in the market-and those are
thought not genuine.
UIdops-More has been done 10 this
article Than az previous quotations. Pur-
chasets. however. are very csuIiOus--eE
pecling fresh supplies.
HypOeriies--Msrkei abundanily sup
piled considerable doing in the article.
stock on hand daily increasing.
'.fgpearanees--Large STOCKS on hand;
the deception receu,ly discovered in The
msnufaelpfe Of this ar.lele, will, i. is
thought. cause il 10 remain With the hold
ers. We would caution our country
friends to be minute in their inspections.
Loaftrs-MOrs sinnsd sgaInss ;han
sinpiug.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

vois supplies. originals bills. sb'l 70 &c.
esive even Ihs salaries Of ito nsmosfs %
the EEecutivs may command!
Al The time the delegssss Of ne peo-
PIE framed The federal eonsiiiuilon' NE!
did not deeli il safe 10 commits he ress-
nues 70 The hands Of The President, or
they would have 80 directed. So lar
from making such q provision, they e.
rrsssly charge Congress With ihs eoslo-
dy Of The public funds. and declare that
no money shall be drawn from lie IEsa'
sury boz BY The authority Of an act o.
Congress. l. notsny plan. BY ~homsc'
ever devised. or by whatever name called
whieh places the prbiie funds under II
seuii.e control, in direct conflict Illh this
proEisioni haf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

Cheap Pssfage.-The British Parlis-
msnI contemplate very important reform
in the English posi- Office system, BY
which the postage on letters TO any pafl
Of The kingdom is TO be reduced to one
penny (two een,s.l During late in'es
tigs,ion befnre Committee uf Parliament,
hosts olprofessional. literary, commercial.
naval and military gentlemen were sKsmin-
ed az TO The political and financial adsans-
ages Of the scheme, who were unanimous
in ito favor. Several wealthy merchants
Of Leeds offered 10 give security that The
pre,en, revenue derived from the post
Office in that town should not be diminish.
ed. IL the experiment vas made faf one
year. Clergymsn were Of opinion. that
the moral effect would be highly beneficial.
in binding distant members Of families
together. by the frequent interchange oI
thoughts and sentiments which the cheap
system would give rise 10. For The better
carrying on, this reform, il is proposed
that . peculiar envelope formed of thin
paper, interviewer with colored silk
6bres, shall be stamped BY the govern.
msn,, and kept for sale BY post masters
and Others. and that no letters shall be
forwarded from any pos, office unless
enclosed in one OF these " franks" The
envelopes are 10 be sold Tor the price Of
postage. and thus payment Of the posisge
will always be made in advance. which
will greatly diminish the labor Of pos,
masters aud their suborjins,es. Strong
hopes are entertained that the pfrjer. will
be carried into eject
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
Frnm III. Missouri RepahIiesn.

Afr. clay-.7bOlifionisi.-Ehe organ
Of The lOeO.focos in Ibis state has been.
for some time past, sndeaSoring 10
create the impression ina. Mr.. Clay is an
abolilionisi. Who frat caught a. this
suhsurdiIy. and &c. il snosI. 10 not now
known: bu, amongst al honorable msn
il 10 regarded ss q SANDER having as little
foundation ss the &" hints" and" strong
suspicious" which were put in print upon
The same subject against Mr.. Allen. and
which were publicly rscan.sd by the
organ. That IL is 50. is proven by The
indigestion with which The charge is
every where met. and by the Issilnony
Of all respectable men attached 10 the
party. Indeed. those ~ho have any re-
gard for their reputation will mol join in
such cry. IS we have abundant evidence
in the following paragraph. Il 10 taken
from the Bee, The leading Van Buren,
Journal in Louisiana:
Candor induces % 10 acknowledge
that the introduction by Mr.. Clay into
the Senate Of the United States Of the
resolutions quoted in yesterdays True
American, exonersIes him from the charge
of faVoring abolition. The resolutions,
il 10 true. do not deny The existence oI
The power in Congress 10 abolish slavery
in the district Of Columbia, but they
nevertheless DISTINCTLY declsre tina. the
institution Of slavery should no. be abol.
ished in tina, district. In our comment,
on the character and opinions Of the
Kentucky statesman. as in al Other
political questions. we are guided solely
by the desire 10 arrive .. Ihe truth. We
therefore cheerlully admit that Henry
Clay can be no longer considered obnox'
lous TO the charge supporting smaneiPa
tion."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
THE LATE FIRE AT CAIRO.

The Gre al Cairo is the most interesting
matter referred TO in the foreign journals.
Letters from Cairo Of the Doth June,
state tina, on the eSening Of the 2lI the
fire broke out in that clly, which lasted
until The morning Of the 25,h. Il orieinst
ed ln The Catholic chapel. and il appears
that The men sent To exlingui,h il, instead
ol doing their duty began TO plumber. and
allowed the flames TO extend to the adj"in.
ing buildings. The houses oC two entire
streets were consumed. Egyptian sol
dIers were seen kindling the hrs, and on
the 22d. in the evening. when il was
hoped that the conh,gtaIion was al an
end. The people crowded TO enjoy the
spectacle Of The desulaiion, which they
considered vengeance from Heaven:
" their sinister smiles aud cries of ex.
uItaIion seriously alarmed The European
population for their lives and property. >"
On The 24.h. Ksbbib Effen,I. fearing that
the fire might Communicate. TO the entire
city. called out ali the uoops. repaired
IN person 10 the scene Of devastation. and
by sacrihcinga number Of houses, succeed
cd in extinguIshing the flame. Mehemet
Ali. Oh hearing al the excuses cunmil.
ted by the Arabs and soldiers. dispatched
lloussein Boy To Cairo. with JiscrsIiona-
~ powers. II Was believed that 600
houses had been consumed. and The fire
had occssioned grea, loss to al leas, 1000
individuals. and TO 400 Of the f,s, COM
Etrcisl houses of Europe and the Levant.
A letter from Alexandra of the 9th June
states, however, that trade would not be
much Affected by this deplorable event.
and. lha. all The goods and merchandise in
the warehouses had been fortunately
saved. The Egyptians imputed the ca.
lamity TO the Porte. as well as The late
attempt. TO burn the fee, in the arsenal Of
Alexandra. " -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

We learn from tho Army and Navy
Chronicle. iba, the frigale Cons,sllal'r'
and sloop Of war Concord. wlll sh"r,!
return to the aorIh, from The Yves! Ind,
station.
The friga,s Macedonian will be me
next Cog ship Of the Yves, l. Jan squad
ron. Commander Breese has been re-
liersd from the Ontario, and commander
Williamson FROM his orders 10 The yam
dalis. Commander U. 7. Levy is unIe'
orders for the Ontario. and Commander
F. Forest fnr the vandalia. -,
No officers have ysi been ords's';S
the Ohio. al. and Surgeon only. "n0
resides al a distance. 10 the Consu'n''o"'
DR.. Edwards. Fleet Surgeon "l m'
Wesl India squadron, has perm'ss'o" "
re,urn bone, bu, no successor : ys' ~
pointed. :,
The I.cvant and Warren. it Is nnuc''
stood, will return to the West i"o.'"
and the ST. Louls be sent 20 the Meo's.
ranean. The orders to the several "n
GERS mentioned in The Chronicle oil Wv
3Dlh nit. TO take passage in The Less"s ,
have bsen cpuuiermsnded-some OF w.
are to proceed Immediately, and o'"1 y,
are TO hold. themselves in readiness -
further orders.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
Newark, iOain.l Sept. 8,


ROc at a Camp. Jieefing.---A disgrace.
iu'. riot occurred al CamP.mse,ing. held
in Terry township. few days since.
MIR. Srinmtrville's house. situated near
the cansp. was stoned and his winJuws
broken. The meeting was 80 much
disturbed. that the services had 70 be
suspended. One man was stabbed " i,t
a knife, and il is reported tia. he has
since died Of the wound.
The rioters should be severely punish.
ed. Ii 10 high tine that we should know
whether ws live under Government Of
Laws, whether our persons and property
are TO Re protected blythe psnopIy Of the
law. or whether we are 10 live IN a state
oil anarchy. where every nsn 10 TO be the
aVsnger Of his own wrongs. according to
The Indian code. -, Ado.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

shSapproash d 10 ssllpas, Ehs uhihoughi-
sdly REMOVED he smoked glass from her
ewes, and Without any shield. gained upon
he blazing sBn. The effect Was ihal 70
prOslrsis Der slnoss Instantly 10 Ihe ssrih
N uller dsTknsss-hsf sight sniirsly gone
and 90 reminsd whsn our Informant
Ieli, soms two hours sfsr The oeeuHence
suffering The most sEsrueisiing pain.
We presume the sight wlll Return even
,uslly, as We do moi nov remember Al
instance where The sight has been irTsiris'
rsbly lost IRON such cause.
!. Pail. Times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

10 no psrs Of rhelr Sossrins. They as-
quissee in the decisions 81 The nsjariiy.
They submit IN the sovereignty Of the
ealle. boz. They are wiling 70 read the
~ ice frsnsrs have read IL.
40 The judicial wisdom Of he land inter.
prels it-snd they are willing 10 under
stand DenoeFsey 80 I" Government BY
The People," and mol in The nee light de-
iniIiOn indieaisd By The praetice Of the
day. % a "a Government orsr The people
ISxPTTE or THEIR LAMENTATIONS"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

--ssA IN srprsssh 10 lssoeIslsm. 70
..,,epx :, Tssalulion. was not sanction
"A Nv sasl.e opinion. and Hickory Clubs
a. \ bean. unpopular ~ith every Psr.y.
80 81, .A,l,sleI Ihroaghoat the land.
Lei .. hose that Ihs attempt which
;.s..isa.l, are 100 making 10 revive
,hs.. J.rahlniesl msssing.. under the
a,me af Onion clnhs. will meet giih .
.,mil.r .sse. 'I'hsy shOSl5 be dsnSoseed
he ,,,ry honest man s dangerous assem-
h3;es. whl,h, il mulsiplied and roniinu-
Ii. all ss2 lie foundations Of and over
thrax or free Institutions. Il 10 possi-
BE lha.loassi. xsll meaning men. prompt
FL by coliilrsl enthusiasm. may JON these
nnii,,e.I rlubs. rot aware Of ths sElls
whick nav spring from heir establish
meat. Bsa lhsy should isrn 10 lhs page
Of history. which records ths dOines Of
these secret political assemblies in oil ages.
and sspsciaEy nase The deeds Of The
Jaeobins during The reign Of ieEroF. and
reject that Iasy are, perhaps. setting .
eurrsn. in r0ii0n The velocity OF which
ihey xiIl not have power 10 check. and
~hieh nav sweep themselves and The
propsr,ie. and lives az their children
dawn .a.s he dark abyss Of DISTINCTION.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

II is said ,hs, all the cows in and about
London could not yield onr-,hird Of the
milk daily used in the metropolis. Chalk
wafer. &c make up the iwn.,hirds. This
is what the boys call mllkmen's milk.
Similar iIpnsirions are practissd with
-four. OF l.4s7 sacks Of fpur examin.
ed in the warehouse Of Hull merchant.
il was discovered that one third 81 II W. az
IF plaster Of Paris and ground bones!
lie wac fined 100000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

A letter from London To The Editor Of
the n. York Courier and Enquirer says:
by The recent death Of the Duke Of Leeds
your counIrywomsn the Msrehionsss ol
caertnarIhen, has become Duchess oil
Leeds"
The lady referred 10 is the youngest
daughter Of Richard Cation. Eco. Of Bal
liRore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

THE Special 4ePosi,e System" says
President Van Buren,. " would not give TO
the Government that entire control over
It's own funds. | desire to secure to il"
This short sentence contains the whole
secre. OF the Sub Treasury project; and Il
rightly understood, wi III explain the reason
Why the administration struggles so hard,
aud with such unexsmpled perseverance,
TO establish that pernicious scheme Of e..
nance.
Under the party construction Of the
constitution. and in the language Of the
party. L" the government" means the Ex-
ecn,iVe. and such aust be the pssning o.
this notable passage. IL it has any mean.
ing; because Congress, by the constitution.
has entire control OF The public funds.
The "hjec, Of The Sub-Tressury scheme
is 10 place them in the hands Of executive
otfcers--,he creatures of the President.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
he DEATH OF GOV. CLApE

THE DEATH OF GOV. cLARx
The distinguishsd relrran CI..I =
Missouri. died a 81. Isouis on The 81, =
This mpnah. We copy IRON The Miss,
RsPuslisan he fOllOsing nO1ies Il I1si
event: -
"Ths Governor Tor some line pss,h,.
bern complaining. and gave ssidsse, =
. rapid increase Of his affections, ssd a.
rassges Of old age. LACEY Bis llln...
greatly Increased. and on Saturday n;sIi
he brtalhe5 hIIs lasl a The residence q 4,
son MeEFiwrlhsr Lswis CLARK, csc. ,S
this city. Though The event. from "A.
age and feeble health or lhe drre.,,aE
was mol unlOpksd Cor. IL will moi be 4.
lsss Regretted. To see The greai. q.
good. those whom all are constrained 4
love - he benslael0rs nf their eoun,rv.
and respect as their enuhiry's ornsmsn.s
whose names aud whose histories are
idsali6sd wiih oil &c know 81 he earl,
history Of our lahd-;o see such men islI.
ing around ~. will bling q sigh iron exc.
~ breast. and tear from esfry err,
"The name Of Gov. ClaTk must s.,,
occupy . prominent place on ihs page. A
the history Of this country. He arrived
in 81. Louis in The year 1903, and, IN
company with his intrepid eonpsaia.
MsTrlwslhsE Lewis, esq. and small bad
Of selected men. performed he fra Jour.
ney across The Rocky Mountains 10 a,
mouth Of The columbia river. The Es.
tory Of The pioneer Tip OF Lewis sni
CLARK 10 familiar 10 every reader. AIst
his return. he vas appointed Govsrno,
Of The Territory Of Missouri. and suhs,.
qnenlly superintendent Of Indian afTsiu
lsT The western division, which oiE:es h,
continued TO hold until The day &c hiii
death. Ia the Office Of superintendent al
Indian affairs, snd 10 his intercourse 9th
The Indians Of The West, his services 10
the United States have been prs-sminsnL
~ valuable. lie yell understood The In.
MAN character, and his whole inlereour.
with them vas such 40 won their HAL.
eel esteem. and their most unbonnled
confidence. Ills name is known BY The
most remote tribes. and his word vas &c:
ssreneed by them every where. Thsi
rerered him as father, and his signature.
which is known by every Indian. even
IN the most distant ~ilds Of The far West
~hsteser shown was respected.
" lie Was sixty. eight years Of srs
when he died. and was probably he old
ssI American selIlsl residing in 81. Louis.
Through . long. ssenslul. and useful life,
he has filed The various stations Of . si.
iizen and an officer with such slriei in.
isgri.y. and in so sGsbls and mild man.
ner. TIA, ., the day Of his death Uslrs
nor delrae,ion had not bio, 10 6x upea
the seroll which ths history Of bic eel.
spen. lie leaves % . rich ADD inssLms.
BILE legacy 10 bio children. and lhs uans:
! Sops friends Who now mourn his 6saIh.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

"A. man killed by his own Hyfs.-A
man named Lset, living on shs road be-
tween Nashville aud CIsrkssjlle. vss
killed, on the 27tb uls. by his nwn wife.
In one Of his fits Of drunkenness, be CON.
menced whipping her according 10 Gus
tom. when she seized knife, and. with
a single blow, severed the pnnoipsl veins
and arteries Of his neck. He died 10 .
few minutes. ~ ~. ->---
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

The chiesgo American says that. on
the very day sflsT The close Ol the Illinois
slscliOn. 500 Irish lsboHrs left the Pvblie
works in that place. taking Up heir line
Of march for Michigan. The Michigan
elections lake place on The fret Monday
and Tuesday Of nsxi month.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27
From the Army and Navy Chronicle

Commod"re Isaac HILL has been "
poin,ed To- the command Of our naval 'o''
ces in the Mediterranean. The equiv
men. Of the Dag ship Ohio will DC ~
war,led with all prae,icable despatch
Commander +. Forrest has been M, !.
hevrd from his orders to the Fano'" ".
and Commander Lcpy transferred 10 '"'
Vandalla from the Ontario.
DR.. isaac Huisc is appointed r"'
|Surgssn to the West India .qna'iro"'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

Fatal .g6sefion for a Caf.--A lirls
girl aged lOur. near Squsm Beach. Mas
saehussris.) followed her brother. who
had taken away her kitten 10 drown IL.
and crying bitterly rushed into the water
10 preserve its life. by which che loss
her own. having been Drowned BY getting
into Too deep wafer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

Remains Of .NapOieOn.-Ths MsIi.
lime PrsfseI Of chsrbouTg has Teseised
orders 10 hasten the srmamsn, Of The fri
gate The Refine Blanche. which il i, be:
lie'ed q. ChsEbourg 10 destined 10 pro.
coed to 81. Helena 10 receive on board
the remains Of SapoIeon.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

suiih rslsrmsa. had ssnendsrsd himself
10 The civil. sulhoriIiss. This implies
some further movements against The
Mnrnons. Of which ne are NOT ysi sdEis'
ed" zs'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

Tsxan Gorsrnmenf-O rder.-Cir
gems Of the United. States or foreign soga.
lries, Who have ns, relatives in iae ssS
vice Of Texas. in defence Of her lIbefiIes.
and claim TO be legal representatives. o.
The deceased, are BY Law entitled 10 an
annuIiies which would have accrued 10
then had they been living; and in all ca.
ses where non.tesidsnis make suppkss.
iions ss heirs or representatives. j viil
be necessary that they identify them
selves as such. before some competent
authority or tribunal Of The country ia
Which they may reside. and tina, the SAINT
be csrnEsd 10 al whom /. may concern,
and that the chief magistrate Of tie sla's
of the country will certify under ,hs gor
eminent seal as the case may be: ard
where a non.resltent. having legal claims
10 he deceased soldiers property, maj
desire 10 appoint an attorney in fac. lOf
the transaction Of business in this rspub'
lie. il will be required Of him. wIIha
properly authenticated power Of attorney
10 Iorw ard the highest evidence Of ld'n'
uty, =. the jus. hsr to the property When
he may claim. by order Of the Pre.!!'
dent.
Signed G. w. HOCKLEY.
Secretary Of W''
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-09-27

Sun &ruck.---On Tuesday AFTERNOON.
as Miss West, daughter of hrsd West, Of
Race street, near Eleventh, was wa:chiRg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-25

TRANSPORTATION
on TIE
sJ'illChoSfCF. and ESOFOlJI &c
RAIL ROAD.

wmcuEsrER & FoTeN,o q. Ro,p orrteE, ,
April 20, 1881.
FHVIE President and Directors Of the Com
u pany have established the following
rate, Of toll Tor transportation 10 be here al
tee charged upon this road. VIZ;
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, l7cts
Oar Iron, Blooms, Pig iron, Castings, and
Lend. per ton, - 50
Wheat, Rse. Eys-mcal. Corn, Corn-meal,
Oats, Huckwhrrt-weai. AID Ell oiher
commoiii-, per HUNDRED pounds, sicts.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster. Ver ton. ~ 10
salt aHd Sailed Feb, per 100 pounds, lOcls.
Merchandise, and all othcrconmoditics per
hundred pounds, llct,.
An additional chrrse n . cents per barrel
on illur. aud e cents per one hundrrd pounds,
on all other ariicls., viii bee made az The
Winchester Depot lor receiving add for
wTrliug. 81 order u The Board.
lOuN BRUCE, Psssiasnf
Winchester. Argl -. 1897
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-01-25
40 CURE MO PAX.
PRICE 81.
uAYls LTMTRTrmT.

n y fiCTiON-Thise extraordinary chc
~ mical composition, The result 0f Science and
tl iHfeFtion n = celebrated Inoslieal man, ths
iufrr6ueiiOu 81 which 10 the public eas Invested
eth The tolcmnily ~ dcsih-hed b, qursi. hss
sirrr e..tned rsutation untaraitste d fniiv sus.
tsiHinE thc correctness ~ Ihe lsnlruird o. tri-
Icy is.f cupfessoB ibat " be dsrr,i tut Disc iti,.
uui Eiriug i1 pgstrtity ihr bfnt Et of hit ksau-
lrigc on tbs subject and De- therefore ,,garnth-
"a 20 bis friend apd sttrndaHt solomon lisys thr
sfefft ~ his discovery.
% rs noe usrd 30 Inc piintipal hosliisis aod
ti- prfats prarfiec in eur ruu..f g. FRI and f1si
certainly ~ the rurr a ttr tttss and sisa -
tsisnntely 80 eiir,lusliy 81 20 battle rrr,i,It,
unl-ss uhrfr iis effects src sducssed. Erfef-
r4hr Boz thr folluwtnf comfiaints.
fof pffe.-treating extraordinary sbsorp-
tirr 70 once.
~ ,ueQiHys 49, Reducing them ia D Is. horrs
Information. seuis of Chronic. giving losrk
Sore 7r0oaf 10y ,sberr, ulcer, 1r solf,.
CreHs aai HhsspHg CoHFt -Esteiusiiy,
lnl over tiie rhstf
.ii R7a'a. Sbralas and Burss. suring 10 q
iru h9urs
S.r-s asd t7r~s- whsth-r fre,b ar tong
.fs1i'iuE, aul fever t1fct
Dc nprrauous upon adnits 1,d fiii,irfn in ~.
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In the Cirouh superior Court o. lev and
Chsncer, lor Jsllsrsoa County, Dvcs'aoor
1t. 1885,
lsasc H siri3er and samuel r. Siridcr, tNo
q Tire distfibutees Of Thomss StrIdsr, ~
r,sh, Of their faibcr jacob strider. dee'd.
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