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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

A Young rhy.rian having tried in vain
,n rri ins" pF.eaIrr. ~ lssI tell upon Iie
tn.inwmg taps,issnI 10 set tie ball Ia Tnli-
mg. lie sIHsng up"n hts horse onre =
d.y and dute ~ IuIt speed tiIruuga Iht
uHsge. Aitet oil absencr of al hour h,
w"uid feluEa and cary ssay With hIrh
s'ar oi las instruments thinking Il he
suuid impiess ms ne,ghb"rs with LIE
"p,ns"n tiaI lie had Ptacnee, they would
hrgn I" Iiaee confidence ~ his ability.
A ~.g. sho more than Suspected the ue-
rsd WINCH ha sss practising. detersnlned
la kn"w Ih- ruth. lie accordingly KEPT
lass hwse Ia readiness, aud on tie mexs
time 1has the doctor gailapped by he
dur, spramg on hts sized aud placed
h,msci "m Ghe Young gentlemaus uati
! Irr dtgnr saw tie msn Iuliu~Ing ~ he
hrris. but dad not. II iirst, esIucs any uIl-
eassurss. Asiength. hnweseT, he tlioughl
u advisable 10 l.rn aosn marrow lane.
grnus, ba thr dacsuI vas nal disrours aged.
- an"thrI read lay Al q shutt distance
shead 81 hun: do~n ahIch he turned.
Tue "'Iter Aept el"sr al has heels, ani the
dac"r grs" tmpaiirm 10 return hume.
fn,ic va, nu house BY the way, At winch
he could atI'frt ahy pretrxt Tor stopping.
L. lnu mean tune, Ills saddle bags we're
aisn hun. aud he was otherwise equipped
inf Uuslnrss. 80 thai he Gould moi return,
~ tie iare 81 igis nriglbnr. without expos.
ny ur secrets 81 ule trade IN The mosl
psipabIe msnnsr. Every bound of his
sesd carried him tataer iron Ills hons;
aud the shades oi night began To tall on
hIll and tower. sun Tie sauud ui horse /
h"uts were Laundering In hls rear--hr
VAS driven Ia hls wits end. But JUS, As
he turned The angle oI wood, he heard
. law moan. A msn lay PROSTATE near The
fence oI q meadow. aud blood gushed from
fearful wound in trs arm. lie had Gu
an arsety with his srythe. and was in
dagger OF Immediate d,ssoIntmn. The
."""s doctor sprang from his horse ant
SAshH1Hcu AAc MWuho. DaHNdssS WEN
applied, aud life was saved. The pursued
had aleu- Itirawn hinsell IRON his horse
aud NJ the physician tied the last bandags
he looked up 10 his lace. and san, - H"s
lucky. nerghbor. thar was able IL arriS,
jusl IN lime. "
The numbering spectator was sllen
witn awe. aud alter assisting the wounde,
man hume. he nld such miraculous tai,
{" the wandering villagers. as secured u
The young physIrian reputation no, onll
im sk,il bat also Tor supernatural preset
enre. fnas did the mesest accident con
tribute more Ia hts Enhancement thar
years ol stadlous toll could have done; am
the impairment curiosity Of wagglsl
n"ighoor opened fur hun a path u
BUSINESS hlch The most influential patron
aye nigh, never have been sbIe 10 provld,
Ior him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

In the galleries a, Versailles among the
sculpture - the statue al Joan of Arc.
recently finished by The Princess Marie
D'Urlesns. daughter Of Louis Philippe
aud sister 10 The Prince dc lolnville who
lately passed through the DATED states,
Female SculpIors are rare; Lsdy Damer
Is the only Brush artist oi the kind.
In The above statue. which has been
finished abm, me year, Instead Of repre-
sen,Ing the gallant maid III The traditional
dress Of casque aud feather aid with a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14
SLAVERY In RESsIA-

The EuFapean correspondent of lhr
n. \. American. IN describing The Rus
sian IsassnIEy. ihus slraks III HE condi-
tam ii lie subjects VI lie czar, The slaves
Vi llls sod:
I" We passed through Numerous vii
lsses ii peasants 1h0 btlnng 10 lie ssri-
Gus ssIsiss. These villages are eompos-
sd u raHgh leg huis. ihaIchsd with straw.
and are sll situated IN one long street.
soHsrnes nile IN length. Snms e.
IaIes haze population nj shundred thou-
sand srri., ain bslons liz the coil AMI
asIk tile ground eilhrt lar lhsir masters
ar lnr IItsns.ises. In The latter csse,
u.ey have eunmuud Their services lnr :
~. rliic sum per zunum in money, seldom
Over - per hrsd. The inrame Of many
ii lie Iseaal Lords il inmrnse. ihnugl
s"Inslime.. sIlsn . succession II sturl
rtnps fr"aares desrlh, the iurd ni the
sui i hamud to purchase and iraaspou
tF"m distance The means ui subsistence
lsI Ihnsr srrfs aud their famllirs wis
hate nuI r"mmuIsd ILeiT time. In o.
der :" give t"u al idea OF tile wealth. n
s"ge al these nnb'l.iy. Sill msnIini
"nr ri Them. Prince t.hsTeme,elf avn,
10000 male slsvss. lst.e ismsles III lh'
ts,"Ily sr. nessr c"nnled.l All has mails
slnts p-y him rsnlIauon of ten ~
hirs. llw" d"Iisrs an.i all they can carr
beyond II their own. Some ii hls slaves
- SssI q. ih"sr belonging To other 10
bIss. have srquirsd Immenss wealth b.
tuning tl!rlT attention To traffic III III,
Bszasrs; hui - slaves. they ssn nete
b.'"ng Ia ,hs caste Of Merchants. nor a.
pure IL any snpInymrn, under Govern
mtuI. neither can their children. The,
alsn are slaves. aud either they or Thea
pstruis Gould be ssm back ~ work upol
tile estate NJ the i'll at Their masters. un
lees they ms. haze conau,ed Tor l'Iess
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

OH Eiaa.--'i'he sFupIi"ns Of Elna
we're acuse aud increasing ~ the end OF
October. The lava ran down the mum.
tain III a subIerrsnean ctsnnel, iormed
q! thr ancient cansoiitai.d lava. 500 leel
long. aud over 60 nro ID. aud 10 iteI high.
Near ihe crater where IL - upra to view,
II lnrns a cascade OF liquid lire. The
mauutatneers walk iearlrssly over this
buried stream III fire, which they discern
slnang through The cFes,ces beneath their
teel. ashrs aud stones are yomiled ~
sometimes IN ci"uds 10 obscure the sky.
The detnnauons aud .HsuJlemeas id
terre. are often heard aud Eel, as Ear IF as
Mrsslus. Much destruction is an'icIpat
cd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

The manner in which the murder Of
General Bull. Of Abbeyiile. s. &. Was de-
iscied. illustrates. IN a signal degree, the
means which Providence adopts Ii con-
luund aud !ruslraie The cnRtrlxauces Of the
wicked. lie was murdered by his own
negroes. who, alter despalchlng him, plac.
cd his lonl in the sttrup and caused his
horse IT, drag hun considerable distance,
IN order to produce The impression thai
he had been thrown and thus killed. but.
IN their CONSERVATION al their own wick
edness. they placed The right foo. In The
len sllrrrup. and the welsnI al the body
broke the surtup leather. Thus afford
ing conclusive evidence tia, he could no,
have met his death from falling from Iii:
Nurse aud being dragged over the ground
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

Every man should carefully examine
the character Of his ,lisl,kes tow ards certain
individuals. and see Il he be NIL thinking
wrong Instead Of their acting wrong.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-02-14

ms, n people DO ~hrn sl.s, haze no,h.
M 10 TO-"
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-17
\Dl,IIirI,, NO PAY

NO CURE NJ fA1
DR. JOHNSON, Office 10 Birnrill" STREE, con
IL fine IN, practice To the treatment OF Nenereal
Disease, IN all its different forms.
Or. Johuson, from Il residence Of many years i'll Hos.
puls in Europe devoted to the treatnant III Nenereal
Diseases, md from his present extensive practice IN
that articuar branch of the profession, guarantees
safe speedy and eecual cure to such persons as are
troubled with any of the following diseases. wiz
G0norrhoea. elects, Stricties, Chancrcs, bubos
Seminal Weakness Alice tons OF the bladder, Kidneys
Loins, Ure,hra rros,ra,e Gland, Swelied esticles
Eruptions IN the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains IN the
Joints;
Aud the numerous symptoms which generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cured in thre. days without the
use of Mercury, interruption from business or altera
ton in the ms,lc ofliving.
4 medicine t. prevent Vencreal Disease hc oh
tanned of Dr. Johnson. 1t is from the recipe OF thu
Baron Larry, a celebrated rrench Surgeon and wa
used hv him during The several capai! ms i'll which 1t
served a. Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by ,r. John>on. at his Office. those person
hs.in. any ai;. ton of Ven0rral Disease, AMI rbon
taking sen VOYAGES. lag t" the county, ""nl
do we'll bv giving Dr. Johnson call, AZ proper ned
zines tor their cure in the shortest time can DC put n
with written hirrc tions fo, their use.
Office open from IN the morning until 10 o'clock Il
isht.
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NEW MCSlC-O, Native Music: The Convent il . !
~ Pm r,ntng, rowing i'inla; Never Despair, n
don't you remember the bean it'll glade in the Draml
r"s ah ne Wn" ar, near inc % 40"
ri in the grand iiom,ntic Oper;, Amilie Good Mig
The meeting AMI parting; care not for spring
tickle ling, by 'tusse Come, come, thnu art in
row. A Life on the Ocean wave. by II Russell; She
watched for him; 70 me let fall tear; Come to a,
morning; Der the nv moonlight There's home
like my own, arranged for thu harp hv I abnrre.-
Royal Waltzrs by \ Fechr Queen Vicioriu's Court
Qnarilles Just received and for ale hv
dig b CASEY, 10 Camp st
NEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .-l,nngli>
| Y New Medical Dictionary, one Super Rnval Gvn
nlosv--)avnS on Females, Volumc.-Ebucs Th'ra
pcniicS 2vulumes.
New SUPPLE u-, r"csi.sdh nv Alex TOWAR.
aug a 4pC-rr Sweat
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4 rEAIT'rlF;'i. hcrh nfanir is M -ran'cst nrna.
men, belonging t., the human frame. How 'ran."
" ,lr loss ut changes the cnun', nn"ce and Nr"'na
,nrrlv lrnss on III" importance "f oh" ng'' "h''"
mnnv to rccn at being uncovered. and SOMETHING'S
s tr nc "cq 1 v III" Fer lives are con
srqu"ntlv spout in refinement II short, nor rv"n the
loss Il property fills the tn mixing vrnh with
TINT sinking gloom tn"= the loss of Eie hair.
To avert all these nniea ant circumstances oir'i-e'
Balm Of Columbia s,ora the hair fro' falling off IN the
first Application aud few hotties restores it again. 1t
likewise produces cvebrows and whskers: prevents the
mir from turning grav, makss it curl beautifully, and
frees from Icur Numerous certificates OF the first
resnrctahiIitv in support of the virtues OF Odrds.L
Balm ar. shown by The prnprictor>.
u Ieai the folowing:-
Robert Wharton, ESQ. lato Mayor of Philah:lph
has certified b. seen below, to the high chara
ter Of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby GETTY that wehnve used
the Balm Of Columbia discnverpd by J. Oldrnige and
have found it highy Irrviccale not only nsa prcvrntiv"
against the falling of of hair, but also certain rcstor
I tive.
WILLIAM vH>TCIIEE, Senior,
Methodist Minister in - George c1 ,r,
IOIN INGlLS. -, A,ch street.
JOIN y THOMAS, ND, l63 Rncest
JOHN : Fl RET, lhi Spruce street.
HUGH McCUHDV.2,3 South ID al.
! JOHN GARD Jr, lob Arch street.
I, is known TINT three of the above sirners NOR
than so years Of aye, and the others not ess than 80
[frnm tlr Mnvorl
| Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
Cry of Philadelphia
I. Robert Wharton MAYOR of said city of Philade.
rhia do hereby certify that am we'll acquainted will
Mcssrs p lngS, John : Furc !, and Hugh VI 'Curiv
whose signed to the aho"e certificate TINT the,
are gcnt'cmrr OF character and rcsprcablitv and NJ
such full credit should c uivan the said certificate.
| In winc. 'rcof have herrun,o act my hand
and caused the seal of the city to be fixed, thi
/ 9th day of December, &c.
U..S ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSERVE TIM, cach bottle of the Genuine Balm hs
splendid engraved wrapper, which is representa-
the Full ,f\agura, &c,
Sol' hocsale and retail by the sole agent, for Am.
RIGA % Fletcher street, near Maiden Lane doc
bel Pearl street. and by most druggists and perfume,
4 ough he COUNTRY. -
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
Whoesnle Apcnts New Orlrn
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MARRIAGE PHYSIOLOGICAlLY DISCUS
VI SED. Translated from the French Of Jean Du

MARRIAGE PHYSIOIOGICAlLY DISCUS
VI SED. Translated from the French Of Jean Du
bois NJ. ID. by William Greenfield.
Part lat. On the ncre ssitv of Marriage!
Part Cd. Instructions in counting, with euro for
Love-
Part 4ih
Marriage Physologcnly Discussed is the most
useful, and decidedly the most interesting work that
read 1t will break up more rakrs and spnstrrs,
and make more married men women than any
publication tnt has been sanctioned by the
Of Hvnen-La Monnteure.
This is great book, and will be productive Of much
strange language but then the subject il its excuse,
and If the Pope had written it, he could not have
treated i, more trcately. We especially recommend
ts Instructions ir Cnnrting' 10 the attention Of ull
Young ladies and sentlrm that may be in quest
parners.-Le petit Courier Dcs DANES.
Fur sale at no Is Poylras st between Magazine and
l'amn street, Price 7Jc.
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ALLIGATOR LINE.

Mobile to Augusta, via Florida
LSsv's an, MTG Ss,u, %s,'y' r"p 'ns
sp 1s eyd;d ST." steamer a:U cI,ampu " (es.
ccpt in Of st rm',) to Po saco!a thence per
steamer LIE Roy t. Ii Grange. and thence four
horse post coaches via Mariana, BAnbr|go, Pm.
dcr,on, Berrlen, Outlaws, a d Perry, to Macon,
Ga thence via Mlcdgevillc, and Sparta, 10 War
renton tho &C per rail road cars to Augusta
Tho Champion in splendid order, with new
o PIPER boil rs, coppercd aud ppcr fastened.
Tho 10 Roy has been thoroughly repaired, her
accommodations as handsome as any bo',.
Tho beau iful Santa Rosa Sound, and Chocta-
"alchie Bay present the most interesting steam ma.
| vis4unn in the South-hoing at the salnetme
perfectly land locked.
The Teams are not s,rpass. on any route in tho
country the drivers, to man, careful and alten
tive.
Tho bridges heretofore dangerous have b. en-
| newly built, SO that hish waters do not inter ere
The eating houses have hcen es''y changed
and arc good as IN any ro ID IN the Sonth
1t is generally known that the excellence and
hardness OF tho ids cn,ln tho teams Ut all sea
sons to make great srred Their s'noo'hn SIX Nc
cures tho travel or from tho ordinary fatigue of
stag" travelling.
Tho Line is rrving its passengers from
| Augusta to Mobile in four days AID twelve
hour, nr TO N, W Orleans in tour days and twenty
hours. Going to Augusta, tho line is SIX DAYS
nd seven hours. III lmo actually employed ~
! travelling is the sauna the other direction, Tut
! til. difference o.: time on the rut". Is caused ny 4
day being ost in Pensacola, wnlch. however, IS
veil repaid by the OPP "riunity 1t gives I" seer Z
the Navy Yard, TIE old Spanish Forts, etc The
travel OF also sleeps at Macon, and again at ar
tcnlon. This arrangement w,l {, n!lnuc III tho
| travel turns northward, when tn ne Will be tho
me from Mobile TO Augusta, rs it is II w IN the
olhGr direction.
| Tins Advertisement contains plain statement
of tActs, the accuracy OF which lh' proprietor:
galra To each passenger III tn penalty OF his
stage far.
Map, of tho I.'nc may be seen at tho tx hangr
! Hotel, n W Orleans, and at the Ma sion HOUSE
Mobile.
Fare through from VI bile to Augusta, ST. Sc
Inc lire extends, Wv branch to r.!llhassec.
| at Chattahoochr, limo connects with the
steamboat carrying the mail to .spl "chicoA anc
ST. Joseph's.
Office q, the M,ssnn Iiausr, Mobln-
ml7 o Los rWlGK, Agent, Mobile.
* a.: '''FS ''f'' -, ~: rSii.R, 81 eirov;crs,
IFf FKt.>ERtERS-Jn., recrwra ~ suptr,n
IL article Of life prescivers at the Bazaar,
a.. Bush ALLAN
Z lMt.-l0"i asks Ih"Iniston Lime, lsntng fro
upi Is'p '' wy AJrWnlr>Ev, - Camp :
4 YEMEN T--iiyd .nic and Roman tor snle nv
" mar - hEtDS Ii\R>rtIW. 7 tank Piar
s.1,-..,iM N>ID.t> -.stJ BOXES 81 IN Lu.nl4e,
- aSsnrteI hlanAS ''r sue by
arl II inNp'ir.% 60 1874 MAGAZINE
e - PERM CANDLES laI boxes Ian llns trna >ul
- Vl-kst,urg f1r safe h' rNls,i;.
,uo~ l.. -
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Terms Of the Newspaper Press Of New Or'enn
unanimously agreed 10 VI an adjourned m,e,i"g OF
the I,eonrieturs Ii Id IN the I3lh Of March, lS7.

1srms Of the Newspaper Press 81 Ner Orfean
unanimously agreed 10 Vt an adjourned IN tetl"g 0i
the proprietors, h I'D on the 18th Of March, 1887.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dollars G,r the daily pa
o. annum, PAYABLE seni-aunually in advance: ten
d0llars for tho ri.wccky country paper, payable one
year in ADVANCE, where CITY reference is gvcn--
Five dollars for the Weekly; pnvahle in advance. No
description will be discontinued until arrenrnges arc
ssitlsd In case Of di continuance, one weeks notice
IL uDritng must invarinb given, previous to I'll
xpivaton Of subscription.
ApvERr,.,vG.-j)ne dollar per square for the first
nsor,pn, anil half that price for each subsequent oc
an> material alteration from the original advertisement
will he charged rs new one
YxARLv Observation-Disclosures and Ira 'ers,
srty dollars fo English alone and sxt; for both Ian
public institutions, fifty dollars in English only, and
t'sh,y for boil, languages; ship and Hnamb2 q, Fac.
ora Commission merchants aixty dollaf7 III Ehsll'h
a., and eighty for both languages
MARRIAGES, On,ryARy NOTICES, and articles call
lug the attention Of the public to saes o. property
cards Of passengers, benefits. &C. &c will be charge
dollar per square for tho first insertion IN each Ian
CcxxuvlcAr,oxs, or Advertisements, Of any person
al saturc, when admissible shall be charged double
asl in advance. u... >,
Aue,on-crs Sncri., Registers Of Wills and Marshals
On sales Of real publ shed in both languages
asd 50 per in English alone: lopor cent on s"'s'
q other property .
AnvkRr,sEMENrs ont Of the airec, line Of business
Of the advertiser, such legal" AUCTION ami pinn'1
sales, runaway slaves, stray "n'a,s' &C. nc. vii
ADyERr,sEMESrs not specified as to time, Will bt
. published one month"; and charged nccorh'nsy
No advertisements Of bankruptcies WI" nc p"o''she'
n any case, unless pnd for previous I" insertion,
payment guaranteed by responsible person N Town.
Theatres and other aces 6" annss"'sn', aaverS'n
daily Jr the TO be charged $lo" Tor chg'sh
loue, and $50 in both languages
All announcements of car,liiatcs for political "!f'c"
will he charged double the price OF other advertise
nents.
Owing to the immense loss sustained by newspnH,'
prornrturs thew have come to the conclusion u"' IN
names Of persons whose accounts hav" u"t nee" la,
within ono non,h after presentation, snail pc mn"
known $50 far as pr.c,cabe> to each "th'r-'ney oo
eating themselves not IN advertise or prln' 'ot sue
! ns,I:nt4 unless in Gaze OF ndrahrr Pny"'Eh!";
,;cnrM &c. De ST. KOMES
j. BAYON,
+. 7. REA,
j. g. PRENDERGASr,
JOHN GIBSON,
LCMSDEN. -,
Weekly Prcs'We tn" UNDERSIGNED, agree ; :" n,"
~ III, above cuIitions as far as they are "P'e""''
weakly rnrcrs. :, ,.wurvfw
(SiSncl) \. D. IA" W. .'
$50 "" subscriptions are 'nk"n'" e:- ''"h ""'''"
.,,.r. ,nus n ,tl rNsra, he post l,nId.
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ARERNTIY'S DYSpprI lINll.

Dr. h ,rurt, ", tn. gr.u.+ Of t.n.ii.h sn5.olsw,
opinion that min -tenths of the diseases that afcc
mankind orig mate in the stomach This t'Ixr vas
used bv him with the most unprecedented success IN
his private aud public practice for upwards OF forty
wears, for tho removal uf he following discusses:
Loss ofupretitc, FlaMencv, Dstenlinn Of the Stom-
ach Pain in tbs SHE, iIeavness OF the Head url lnc
nation Sleep irrsgulnrity OF the H"wele, nnl III all
cases where lnl gtston tuSl;vc habit Is found to
exist.
This medicine must not be- numhc ed among the host
Of muck nostrumA before the public, is the
se invention Of the nblcst and scientific surgeon
Europe ever rrmiuccd and thu of preparing it
WI. purchased by the agent for II vr,y large Ii ia
Agreeable an pleasant to the va r acts mild ncr
lent ALWAYS keeps the howc!s free, parts vIgor and
strength to tn. system, and cherrIurss the rIind
and few hotties the most affirmed casrS OF
Dyspepsia Indigestion, and prevents return at my
future period.
New YORK, Eth August, 1888.
':i Madison street.
SlR:-Tu con srurcnce Of icasl!iG scslentnry life,
have been troubled more or less, with Indigestion for
ten years. tor the las, three years my sultngs have
been insupportnbe. | have tried sevcra, p,y>cirns
and nnl,er of qnack medicines, withnt deriving any
benefit. | despaired Of ever obtaining my permanent
relief and resigned myself ID the hopeless despair
persuaded by many friends 10 try Abcrueihy'
Dvsrcptc Elixir. have now finished the fourth hot
IL" aud know not how to express nraIinn Of it.
wonderful virtues and the miracle it II: performed i,
restorins M that health which l. night lost for
ever Send me half dozen bottles n e and exec,
nv thanks ir the blessings have J.. erred by re-
storing mt TO peIi,ct health.
lrenain YOURS
JCOB MONROE.
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LUCIN COR d | A l.

I CORDIAL. DE lUtlNE OU L'EllAtN -
IL LAMOUR.-Thc United States Agent for ne
Lucina Cordial Elixir of i"vc, returns his grate!u
acknowledge men,- for the ALTERING patronage when
ha has already received, and also for lhn ua"y 'eS'
nonals which have been sent him touching the me az
most miraculous efficacy of tins nestimahie medicine;
The we'll founded reputation Of the iuc'nn t"fa'"'
warrants the agent in withdrawing his long lilac
m.nts hu, for the benefit If those persons VIII" may
yet be unaware OF its nat,.re, h. would explicitly
stn,c tina, it DR.. Magmins celebrated discovery,
which has created such sens,tinn in France.-lha'i II
speedily restores thu virle powers where they lave
been exhausted by disease or otherwise and aubstan'
'ia the procreant functons; that s an
rec,ual In the uor albus; aud above a that IT
ia the only remedy discovered for ts removal Of
inpotcncy in males and barrrnn"ss i'll females. Owing
t"is vrs invr ang qualities it il also highly "se'
full in gre obs,rlcted, Hifticnt painful mensf"a
tio" inconnrncc of'be urine" involuntary iii :chnrge
thereof, chronic erupton4 OF the kn. tropscal niec
ti"ns Of the aged &c.
In nnlr, that all classes of society mnv receive The
benefit Of DR.. Mngnins discovery, the American pro
rr.tor has consented that the Cordial shall III. sold u
hoi'es Of NIX each, nt the reduced price Of =
winch j. les than half tho price charged for II i,
| Finrcc.
| JOHN WINTERS IlOLDEHWELI. ~. u.
United States Proprietor.
The above medicine is for sale ut hole ue aud reni
at No. 81 Pnyd,as street, between Magazine ami lam
sta, New Orleans MO
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inhabitants Of Il United Stntrs. Just published and Tor
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FRANKLIN INFIRMARY

E'EEANNA1N IVE 1NIv1ARY
'NNllE public are pecttu,iv informed that tins ms
l tuition IL erected N the most improved plnn,a
IN an aud uli sirahe situation, in the tauuu
Franklin, upon the raili "a, mile from The 'lssi
s'ipi.
The building is large an mos commodiourlv divided
into apartments for ksrpn, separate different classes
and Il tierent discusses.
The institution i. suppl witt, the most skilm'
attentive male and female muses., and speaking the
rio,ls mouem languages.
Private may be had bv gentlemen at FIVE do
lars per day, ncluan. attendance, &c.
Terms in the mary wards, two dollars per da'
Slaves also two dollars. Small Pux in the ordina,
wards, five doll RS.
All cainl +nrgica operations extra.
Tie :. slen, "a, sicia is DIR Wel,lcnan, to WHOM
application Inr admission must hr made. or TO DR. c
Nuremberg, No II Rampant street. npiHlv