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JuntO Academy.

EnaIS Iasaianlien, GselEs ml.ss nerih-wesi
- Irom alasisbor0ngh. 0Ean9u 1saniy, y. g
and az a.ales n0rth 81 Mason Hal. eslogs .
lneaiioa u he midst Of an agFesasle neige-
boFhoOd. surrounded By pleasant eobntEss
shich a. exceedingly pure and salseFiens az
m0sphsFe. peaeeiui seeiusion aad cher N
P0slant advantages, combine 20 Feacef Psee-
Harry eligible and inviting. Here ne siaeens
10 invited, BIZ the prospect Of Study. Bninisr-
Fupled ~ Ell health. and those ether causes
whach treqaenlly 20 maeh Fetsr1 the progress
OF youth. Here The path 20 viEane end bono
rable distraction lies open before ban, slih
fen. bur rsral allITsmsnts, 70 withdraw bin
from the pafsuit, with comparatively ieH
temptations 90 lead him astFay.
Tae ssadenl Nho comes here is ferthEIth
incorporated intO family. Nalch hitherto, has
been eoalenisd and happy onei over whom
q paFeatal goEsfnment is exercised and W.
giant eve Kept. lie Immediately becomes
the subject o. all q fathers solleisades exer-
tiOns and anxieiies.
Ash 10 designed that this Institution shall
be q classical school Of the highest grade,
classical literature constitutes distinct de-
paFimen.. under the immediate and particular
supervision Of the Principal himself. Ample
provisions are made 10 prepare students lot
any Of the Universities Of the country, or "a
~ AEA1EG NV -
aceademieaI coarse, . thorough acquaintance
with classical literature.
The Eaglish department. which IL separst'
aud distinct, is aader the direction Il an eth
eient and competent instructors 90 tha; all re-
quisite facilities are sffrded for the praseeu
ton Of such Enslish studies as are general!
prosecuted in Academies Of the bic hest grade
The PEiaeipal 10 now making extensive ad
dilions TO his accommodated for boarders. O
that in . short time rooms will be oper for II
or 20 boardeTs. Good board can also be pro
cured in the neighborhood.
Tuition in the Classical Department, pc
session oi tise moa,hs, sac so.
English Department. IS per session.
Bsand per month. exclusive Of lights. s. SO
The present session will end on the 18th o
June next.
h. The next session will commence
on the 18th Of July.
Those who may wish to correspond with Oh,
Principal Of this Academy. Nill please TO I'D
dress him as Postmaster AZ JHnto.
ID. w. KERR.
April rs. 65-
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TIlE first number Of the Semi. Weekly
edlion Of The New York Wing is
herewith submitted to the public. twill
be regularly published henceforth every
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, on
a sheet of the size Of the Daily " hig and
half the size Of the Weekly. and fors ard.
ed b. the earliest mails 10 their patrons.
II will contain all the matter OF the Daily
Wing except the advertisements, and be
afforded at the low price Of Three Dol.
lars per annum in advance. II is believ-
cd that this is the cheapest Semi. Weekly
paper in the country.
The character Of the New York whiy
Daily and weekly--is now widely
known. llhas been published about sly
teen months, and in that brief period has
acquired an extensive circulation, and we
trust. fair standing among its cotempo.
rsries. II aims TO present in a medium
shee, an amount Of reading matter fully
equal 10 the average Of the Great Dailies
Of New York and our other Commercial
cities. Its contents will comprise Lite.
nature, Politics and General intelligence.
in about equal proportions. In the Lite.
rary Department, no great pretensions
are made to originality. but tie best re.
pcsiiories Of Foreign and American Lite.
nature are open 10 its conductors, and
they endeavor to select therefrom a va.
ried and interesting banquet. In Gene.
raj Intelligence, we hope to be neither
behind nor inferior TO our immediate co.
iemporaries. In Politics, our journal
VIII be all that its name purports--fear-
lessly. zealously, and we trust, Efficient
ly, Wing. Experienced pens are enlist
ed IN Its service, and we trust that il will
render good service to the country in the
advocacy Of sound principles and good
measures. and the fearless exposure OF the
impurities, corruplions and ruinous ten
denotes Of Loco. Focoism.
Subscriptions are respectfully solicited
by J. GREGG WILSON Il CO.,
l62 Nassau Street.
New fotk, Ways 10
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Stray.

- STRAYED from the subscri-
StA--~ Der. living on Stony Greek. Or.
IAN anRe county, q Sorrel flLLEY.
" YT three years old. with . small
1szsza blaze IN the face. name mostly
on the leit side, tail shorn With knife. one
hind foot white, four feet nine or ten inches
high. Any information concerning said i!ley
will be thankfully received. The fey lei;
abou. the first OF April.
GEoRGE!DlcKEY.
May 8. 69-n
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FRESH SUPPLY OF
COnfectionaries, SC.
A~oO-
MRS. vASSETR
June IL

SrfAS the pleasure 10 inform the public. that
- she has just received large supply VI
articles 10 her line, among which are,
Candies,
Nuts Of various kinds.
Preserved Sweelmeals,
Raisins, Currants, Dates and Prunes,
Oranges and Lemons,
Cocoa Nuts,
Segsrs OF various kinds.
Toys for Children,
and vs.iets Of articles too numerous 10 men,
ton. The Fruit and Nuts are II the last
years crop, and Of excellent quality.
She has also several jars of fine SPICED
OYSTERS, which will be sod BY the Jar at a
reduced price. The article is excellent.
- Mrs. V. would also inlurm the
public, that she has just pat her SODA F0UN.
TAIN 10 operation, and will furnish 20 her
customers this refreshing draughi every day in
the week. Sundays excepted. She will have
ICE CREAM also, on ali the said Gays. except
Monday.
The public are respectfully invited to give
her q call.
June 5. 10
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HILLS ROUGH, N. C.
ny DENNIS HEARTT,

AT THEE DOLLARS YEAR, On TWO poLLAS'
FiFrY CENTS ~ rAIp IN ADVANCE.
Those who DO not give notice Of their "'sn
TO have their paper discontinued at the cxPna-
ton Of the year, will be presumed as deslIns
tis continuance until countcIms n6ed -Ano DO
paper will be discontinued until oil srratafe'
are paid, unless Of The option 81 the publisher
Advertisements not exceeding sixteen h"fs'
one dollar Cor the fret, and twenty-five cc".s
for each subsequent insertion; longer ones w
proportion. Court Advertisements twenty h'e
per ceai higher. A deduction Of 81 percent
viII be made to advertisers by the year.
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Commission e. Forwarding
Business.

JrHE Subscribers have established them.
selves 10 Wilmington for the irspsactlon
Of The above business, and solicit share Of
public patronage. :iaying been accustomed
TO the business, and intending 10 devote their
attention exclusively to il. they pledge them
selves 10 give Satisfaction TO those who may
patronlze them Merchants living in the ~.
terror may rely on having prompt and early
adyices Of ARRIVAL and shipment Of their Goods,
and those who supply themselves with Groce.
ries from Wilmington. will be regularly advised
Of arrivals, and the state Of tie marked, strict
attention will also be given 10 the sale of Pro.
duce, Lumber, Timber. SC
M.GARY a. MsTAGGART.
Wilmington, May 20, 1859. "a en-
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StrayS.

o. STRGyED from the subscri-
" A-~~n bers 10 March last. large bright
IAN sorrel MARE, short mane and
" Pr small neck, seven years old;
EA-@<sez two MULES, tao years old .
HORSE and fll.LEY. tie horse black and
the iiiiey bay. Of common siEs. Any ,Biorma
ton Of said animals will be thankfully reeeiV.
cd. and . reasonable compensation given 10
any person that will take them up and give us
information, OF deliver them at our store, Mo.
ringsEllle Post Office, Orange county, n. C..
M. g. +. SEARS.
June ). Is
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n SUPERIOR STYLE,

promising despatch, nsatness. aid durability.
No pains wlll be spared on lis part 10 please
those Who may Psiroeize him. Isis irl.Gts
and The public generality. are respectfully go
liciied 20 give lin call. u i n"l his dispo
silion TO msasTt words e promise. or 30 cat
sht ideas 10 please the fancy = buI the plaza
thread Of his advertisement presents the ksbi
lsmsnss Of truth, which viii be fitted up TO ihs
letter.
uTHis shop il directly opposite the Post
Office, and tao doors above the Farmers ho'
tel.
GT0rders from distance pane,ually siten
ded 10.
ihIisboroueh. MAY 20. 1859. 7lf
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"Yoa shah 70 10 her," said I. adOp-
Ting he language Of the Scripture. '.yOa
shall 20 % her. bot she shsll DOT come
again 10 you."
aLel ne 20 fhen." said William. s.lsl
ne 20 nos. that ! ma. rise si1h man
NY"
.Willism." said I. pointing down 10
The plants just breaking through the
ground. ..ihs seed which 10 sown there.
would moi have come up. il il had not
been ripe; 50 you must wait lill your
appointed lime. until your end eomelh."
.Then shall see her 7"
IL surely hope So"
Il gill wait then; bot | thought |
should see her soon; l thought should
meet her here"
And he did. In . month. William
ceased 10 wait and lhey opened his
moiher's grave. and placed his hsIle cof-
fn on hers; Il was the only wish the
child expressed in dying. Better teach
ers Than had instructed him in the way
10 meet his mother; and young a. the
sufferer was. he learned that all labors
and hopes Of happiness. short Of HsaE.
en-. are Pro6lless and vain.
In erilicising book you are al liberty
10 remark upon every page. In erlIieis-
ing . newspaper, you must look only TO
ia general tone and character. An author
may write only when the spirit moves
him. An editor must write whether the
spirit moves him or not.
The foundation Of . good education
should b laid in the nursery; and when
q mather gives up her children 10 the
instruction Of strangers. she ought al less
To sIipuIale for continuance Of religion.
Instruction. Mrs. Trimmer.
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BETHNONT
Female Academy.

SpiiE exercises Of this institution, IIwe'te
miles south west from IIilsborough,D ~.
commence On the 6's, day oil February. and
will continue without intefInlssion Tor tNo ses.
SONS the vacation will be given IN the months
Of December and JanuSry. The price 81 tut
ton u eight dollars Q session; Drawing and
Painting i've dollars extra. The increase Of
this school 10 sufficient evidence Of the gene.
raj satisfaction which Mira Motrow has given
in the managsnt Of her school; and ~s heel.
tate not 20 say. that those who wish 10 give
their daughters liberal education would do
well 10 cnnhde them 10 her care.
Board, Eve dollars month.
Tll0S. ID. OLDHAM,
JAMES THOMPSON,
ELIJAH PlCKARD.
December %. ST.
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Fashionable Tailoring.
NEW SPRING & SUMNER
SAsEI - ESs


yYOuLD respectfully rsturn thanks 10 the
" generous public who have heFstoioEe Ia
yored him with their enstemi aud informs
them that he has just received The latss, and
most approved Spring and Sumner Fashions.
and Is veil prepared TO execute work IN his
f. =
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MOffat's Life Pills,
PnGNIx BITTERs.

THE universal eslima.
ton in which the celebrated
LIFE PILLS and PHOENIX
BITTERS are held, 10 salts.
faetoTily demonstrated BY
the Increasing demand TOT
them IN every state and sec
ton Of the Union. and by the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-06-27

The Latest Fashions
list RECEIVED.


N09s19gl1 9A94asAA. !. =.
- has lhe pleasure q anaesnsahg
fSsuSs ard he public geseFslly. that be las
iust Fstssaed from the Norlh, fFom shenee
he has furnished himself With ths Latest eai-
timare. Philadelphia and Neu York sfkiN1
AND SUMNER FASHIONS and . ptePaf-
"a 20 have woFk executed aeeoEdingly, aAsing
firss rate Northern MoIkmen.
The faighfulnsss with which ne has hereto
fore endeasOred 20 have execused siih tasis
and despatch the work put into his haads. ne
hopes viii be . sufieieat guarantee that no
paias xlll be spared 90 please hose Hho may
now favor him with their custom.
T Persons from . distance Sho may or
der work. may expect Il 10 be done with The
same promplness a. if individually present.
All orders will be faithfully executed.
Maya es-
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IT, The above medicines are for sale
~ at the Office Of the IIi!lsborouph Re.
corder- whore constant supply will be kent.
ID. HEARTT. agen,.
May T. 6S-
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AprnIs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
To THE LADIES.

1T, IIULL'ss UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
ISNIiiS new instrument for the radical cure of Pro
L lapsus Ulcri, or Falling of the Wolnb by OK
ternai application, supcrscdins The oil the .b
jectlouable pressury, is confidently recommended
10 the atl cited us the means o! perfect restor ton
to health, it never having filled of performing a
cure, even under the most aggravated circun>tan
ces. l. has received the dcclIed appreciation of
Sir sst'ey Cooper OF London Sir Benjamin c
Brodlo Sir James Clark, Physician to the Queen
Or Ashwell. Lecturer on midwifery to Guys Hos.
pital DR. Rlgny, lecturer to ST Bartholomew VS. aDr
Griffith, lecturer 10 Westminster Hospital; DR.
Ransbotham, lecturer to London hosjta Robert
Ferguson, lecturer TO Westminster lying.in hospi,
al Or Swratman, lecturer to Middlesex hospital.
and scnor accouchcur to Queen CharIottc's lying;
n.hospital also by Henry Davies, Conquest II
Blundeil, Lee, Mcrrlan, surgeon Kcues, &c. by
DR. Mprreau, president OF tho Academic Ruayale
10 Medicine, Paris, and Acrouchtr to the Duchess
DOrleans; professors Velpcau, Ninrjoin. Paul
Dubois .Sa son and 'othcr.-and in New York by
professor W Francis, e S Bedford, NJ u pro!rs.
sor of midwifery in the university of the city of
Now York, pros. Dc*iinlt and Francis, john
stop, president County Md Society, Lau rens Hui!
president med soci"ty State Of N York, piots Jas
McNaughton Of Albany. pro:s March, Cyrus Per-
kns, Doane-Drs Thos boyd, Gilbert Smith,
Hosack, Stcarns, Ludlow, nissan, Vachc, Power,
Grayson Van RENSSELAER,, and many other distn-
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A G Hall, Olticu Vessoy 81, Astor House N
York.
o. A constant supply Of the above Instruments,
with DR. liulI's i'nproved Trnsses for Hernia, will
be kept by StCkLES II Co, N Orleans,
A q Carpenter, Natchez; Stone 4 Marsh, Wood.
vile; Booth and Mallory, Memphis; " L Villain
son, Sotnnrve; Hall and Washington, Nashville;
McNeray and Hamilton do; L Bliss, Florence
J c spoiswood, Athens.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
PINNOCK'S ROME, &c.
IMPROVED EDITION OF
Il GulJsmitlls Abandonment Of the History Of

to " hch is pretxed an introduction to the Study
Rouan History and great variety of valuable intor
nation added throughout the work, on the Manners
Institutions md Antiquities Of the Romans; with nu.
merous biographical and historical Notes; aud q"es
Illustrated with thirty cngravsgs wood, by Alhrrton
PISNocK's Improved Edition of DR. Golsmiths History
Of England, from the Invasion of Julius Caesar to tho
death Of George %, with continuation to the yea
lG'2. With questions for examination nj the end q
each section. Besides variety Of valuable intorma
ton added ,llroughpu, the work. Consisting Of table
of contemporary Su.crcigns and eminent person
Copous explanatory notes. Remarks tic pol
tics, manners and Literature of the age. An outline,
the Constitution, SC. &c. illustrated by many engrl
ings.
Guys ELEMENTS OF ARrRoSomY, and an AoridsmeI
of Keith New Treatise the Use of Globes. Ne
American edition, with additions and improvement,
una an cxpluton OF tho Astronomical part of the AN
rcan Almanac.
Just receiy ed and for sale by WIN M'nE.aN
nov % OF CnmD and Common
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22

fNEyVaGOUUS-Si,nmon lIartt & CO ara now re j
ycsiving from on beard ships Yazoo, and Saratog
and brig Gsncora, from, New York, great variety u
goods IN their line, which together with their former
stock on hind, makes their assort et very. plete.
compose part, VIZ: sllwis, side,
tuck and dressing combs horn Dc descriptions, In
Qua rubber, silk and worsted elastie sar,efs, common <
hae elastic susperdcrs loco ioco and lucer Matches
eidtz owderru!ls and boxes, toilet powder
pocket books ind wallets, needle books, she'll pearl
rory aud i1nfocuo card cases, head ornaments,
gu bends, necklaces ani neglgees; bead chains bead
cut glass and sverand gilt beads,
ndah beads, bells and plumcs; pistol aud large pow
'er TASKS shot belts, horse, belt pocket and ducng
sol. double and single barreed guns, Bowie knives
md dirks scissors shears, pocket tnives, guard chains
and ribbons, waist buckles, CLOTH hair TOOTH nail comb
;ruinb shoe, a.c floor and busting brushes, Cologne
Florida lavender and bay watcrassor,el
and sx,fscts fnccassar bear antique, and Wards
Retabe isir oils, shaving and toilet soaps Of all des
crIpno,s, adieh' and gentlcmes desks and dressing
cases. hair lets, tzstcs and braids, pain fancy and
musical work boxes, plain and gilt figured coat and
vest buttons, pearl and ivory shirt do shirt sudds gold
ana syer pencil cases, toohpcks and tweezers plated
and gilt Jackets, miniature do silver, brass and steel
Smbss hooks aud eyes, hair pins, imitation fruit blk
and redink shoe backing, ,olns and guitars ribbed
and plain percussion caps, linen twine, scented cush.
iens gold and silver lace and fringe, latter paper, game
bags riding Whips, walking canes playing cards. fms
gold, plated and gilt jewellry &c.
The above, together with great variety Of other ar
les are offered at Wholesale retail accommodating
terms.
N She'll conlz vsna;raj
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
IInil Regulations.

The Great Eastern Diaii is closed every day at 10
s'clock A. Al. Is due ever, day Ut II. NJ.
The Lake Nail win Govington, La.) is closed every
Is due every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, al S
r. NJ. WI .55l5.$4ss.2ss ~ - z
Tbs LouispiAe or Riper Mail is closed every Mon
day, "Wednesday, aud Saturday, at 3 r. NJ. Is sent
and returned by steamboats,. Arrives irreguay three
times week.. (. ri >.
The bayou Sara Or coast vail is closed every
Tuesday md Fday, Ut +. NJ. IL sent and returned
by steamboats,. 81
The Alexandria OF Red Ripcr Mail is sen, irregu-
Iarly by steamboats, twice q week.
LOUISVILLE or RIVER MALL,
% S;;S;:; and Clos, a o'clock
s E"Ss,',y and c'osesn, 8 o'clock,
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. .TuR EInplnAIlNE

s f~YezEDA From, Mobile 10 Angus &c
l1lsssslIss leaves Nob,lrevery day .. ihrr,
.-sssz o',pck. per U s mail boa
{or tIalps L ,nti,ny, above Blakcly.-lisencs &tnn
ans, coaches 10 Peusacs.a-ihrnco stenmh"ats l. |
iagrnnnc, where haland route Is re.umed-thenct
VIA Ma,i,nna ami Brownsville, Fla. BA'nb,idge,
P,n,Ier,oui, ii, Hlw '.insville. Suuudersvt& Llus
vll.etn Augusta, Ga, e"nnecting regularly VIII
he rail ron cars 10 Charles on. am, the s!ean
acket1 u Now York, Norfolk, Philadelphia, etc
I.e stea nnoas are the best for the service, ami
The navigation presents more advantages than ca'
ne found upon any STEAMBOAT route ~ The south.
ern regu..
The great improvement in the route have been
produced by the construction OF fifty miles OF new
road By the prrprietors, VIZ from LaGrange on
| LaFavttte BAYOU, IN arm Of Santa Rosa Bay, To
Rryanl's Ferry, on the Chat'aho"chte Hser, len
niles above the Coword, or Ia above Cedar bsutf,
! whereby the navigation OF the river, and the cot
' sequen, drsenti"ns, and more recently the 'ne"n
| venlent crossing at the Cowi"rh, ME entirely
! avoided, md fine road from Mariana direct
1 10 Banbridge, instead OF the rnundah"ul road via
Chatiahouchre, lessening she distance about forty
! miles, and Increasing the facilities more than
once dey
| Alvo, u,rnrh line Of two horse stages every
other day ,,nm II lwkirsWllr, via Perry t" Macon,
! g., connecting viii, the line to Savannah and
| Dlrieu, Geo.
mail s.ramhoa, lies regularly between
| Bainbtdne and paluchco!a. Travellers fishing
III reach any point on Cha'ahoochee or Apaiach'-
| cola, can take steo.toat at BrowhsVlllc.
Muhile to Pensacola Il and Rou'c-Durin2 :ht
time occupied by the rrfnrs OF h"a's, the propr'e
tors of the Florida line will iun line OF t'u
hnrse past coaches every other day between Me
bile AID Pensacola.
| Passengers will leave Mobile at ; o'clock p nj
in III. u S mail boat, aud proceed To Halls Land
inu, where u tour horse coach will rS IN waning Il
convey them to the excellent house OF flr Charlr
Hail, | ue distant, where they viii hnt
pleasaut accom- III odaiinns Tor the uight-leaV'n!
. , next morning, they will arrive in Pensacola earl
III the evening, thus avoiding the discomfort q
nigh, ,r.veIiinl.
Office at The Mansion House, Mobile, and Col
tins' iloiel, Pcnsarnla, where seats must be
rrf STOCKTON e. Co. nov
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-22
ROMAEp 5 TONlC MIXTURE.

Fox FEVER AND hGLE.
rENE.N years have not yet elapsed since it
X first regularly Submitted to tho public; but it
has attained the highest reputation: and has sup
planted every other medicine for The Ague, whcfev-
cr it has been known and appreciated. Already
has it boon carried in every direction .hrougho
the United States, and still realizes n'ore than could
have been anticipated by its mos. slngilinc friends
Thousands of persons have not only been relieved,
but restored he Hi and vigor through its agcn-
cyr and they now chceriil'ly testify, at every OPP
roctunty, to lis decided and supreme efficacy. l;
is composed OF such medicinal principles
calculated to renc1 the healthy action Of the stom-
ac liver, and other important digestive organs,
tina loss of which harmony is the immediate cause
of the disease. 1t is apparent also, that it produ-
ccs an entire change in tho condition Of the system,
and certainly destroys the native liability to relap
Sos Of tho affection. When the Ague is attended
with any other complaint, the employment Of the
Tonic Mixture will not Interfere with the treat
mcnt of the other disease, but wi even afford u.s.
sstancc by furnishing strength and vignr to the
body during The course of treatment. These who
make use of this medicine may be assured that
there is no Arsenic, Barks, Mercury. or any other
article in its composition unrlend Y to the human
constitution; being entirely uegei"bte ertrnci;
and they may lave additional confidence in tho
thereof, when they perceive that II has tho ef-
feet Of gent q laxative about the time half bot,
tie full has been taKcIi--in consequence of which,
there is no par. OF the medicine left to lingcr in
tho bowus to cause obstrnc.lons and otllor evils,
arising from the use of many of the remedies now
offered for the cure Of tins affection. 1t has been
used also preventive, by many who were sub
ject to periodical recurrence n The ChiilS and
las invariably wardpd OF the apprchnHdeI attack
Observe! The Proprietor, fully satisfied :" it'll the
anp,r .clcd and anivcrsa success which has Gull
sttnty attended punctual and regular use OF the
Tonic Mixture, in all cases OF Fever and Aguc,
feels warranted in eng ,ging 10 fetnnA tie price to
all those who have token the medicine in strict nc
cordance with the prescribed directions, without
having been perfectly and lasling!y cured.
The Subscribers are the Wholesale agents for the
South Western States, and have now on hand six
ty e.s,s of this medicine. which is warranted fresh
and genuine. For sale at the lnanatacured prices
JARVIS X ANDREWS
Wholesale Druggists
pnyu7 COZ Common * TchGupiluuIuS street.