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sponsibiiilies Of office. ami with rho secnfs
lilies of oarhs, bonds, and constant check
and supervision"
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II Tomorrow is sc, apart By His Exccllen-
cy the Governor. as 4 day Of Discrimination and
Prayer throughout this State.
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S46oea'ing Cough:-A correspondent
Of tha London Medical Gazette has DIS
covered Il remedy for This distressing az
faction. MY method Of proceeding"
says he, sis to close tho patients nos,rils
with my thumb and fore finger during tho
expiration. and leaving them free during
inspiration, and in a very short time ibe pa
,ient will be relieved from his paroxysm. l
have followed this plan whatever | have
had occasion To do SO. and always with
success"
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Idle Daughiers.-Il is. says Mrs. Ellis,
a mos, painful spectacle to families where
tho mother is the drudge, TO see the
daughters elegantly dressed, reclining al
their ease, with lhei. drawing. their mu.
sic, their fancy work, and their reading;
beguiling themselves orthe lapse Of hours,
days aud weeks, and never dreaming OF
their responsibilities /; bu, as n necessary
consequence of The neglect Of duty, grow
ing weary Of their useless lives, laying
hold ofevcry newly invented s'imu!ant 10
rouse their dropping energies, and blam.
Ing their fate when they dare not blame
their God, for having placed them where
they are.
These individuals will often tell you
with 40 air of affected c"mpassion-for
who can believe il real THAT '.poor dear
mamma is working herself to DEATH"
Ye, no sooner do you propose tina. they
should assist her. than they declare she is
quite in her elemcnt-in short that she
would never be- happy if she had only
half as much 10 DO.
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Pa" said a precocious urchin ycster.
day-"Pa, hainr ar. Clay col M house!'
"CerlainIy he has. a very elegant house
at Ashland"
"Well, the papers always say he's in
the field"
ayes, my son, he has been luboring in
The field Of politics n long lime, and stri'
wing to remove the place Of his residence
10 the White House ut Washington, but
the people believed him to be corrupt and
would not place him at tho head Of their
affairs"
"Nell wha, made the people think AIR.
Clay was corrupt?
because he made John Quincy Ad-
Inns President contrary to their expressed
will, and Ephraim II. Foster, and other
members ofthe General Assembly ofTen-
uessee. under their solemn oath, passed
resolutions %denouncipe that transaction rs
9 ''corrurs bargain and intrigue"
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Hisconsin.-The Wings, says The Charleston
Courier. have elected five members ofthe Coun-
Gil, and fifteen members ofthe House ; and the
Locofocos seven members of the Council, aud
ten Of the HOUSEKEEPING the Wings q majori-
ty Of three on joint bnl!o. ID the Legislature.
The voters ofthe Territory have decides against
calling a convention 10 frame q constitution pre-
paraisry to requesting admission irtcthc Union.
L-rrInA.4E--svrtcrs fsssrsstsc-
ments or Mr. Charles Sanford. and Messrs.
John P. Force s. Co-,spf Haaahurg. air. !.
has jus, opened a splendid assornnento Of Dry
Goods. which he offers ai New York prices,
for Cash, and Messrs. F. & Co. have
ed a large Boot, Shoe. and Leather establish
ment, where can be found all the odds and ends
used Ivy Shocmakers, aud 4 large and hand.
some assortment Of Boots and Shoes, Tor Ladies'
and Gcn,lcmcn's wear.
We invite the attention of tic lovers of good
eating to the advertisement Of Dir. l.. N.
Mitchell, of Augusta, as We feel satisfied they
will smack their lips, at the bill flare present.
I'D them there, which wc fcelourself justified in
saying i. no, half they viii fluid on giving him n
call; tue establishment is !iandsomely fitted up,
and ,l,osc fond of the good things Of this life,
can be supplied Ut the shortest notice and mos,
reasonable terms. on tie Cash system. We
| recommend our friends 20 give him q call.
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That Rak.-Cha,,ins with a friend
The other day. while We were looking
over his farm, and at the time examining
n piece Of corn, | asked the reason why a
few rows near the centre Of the field we're
so much superior TO the Others
.O.,, rh., is an old balk." was his 70
ply. .n.,
i"Car you tell me- | said, why thai
strip ii land IS so much richer than 'sc
other part of the field, as tic 'uxur'unce
oflhe rorn proves it 10 be
In the f,,, place an old fence has
stood there for ,enr., while The tei''' or
| Zach side were under cultivation TO some
extent" was The reply.
"Bu, ynu do not suppose that 'ho OLD
| fence contributed much 10 the fertility o'
the snii where il stood 7"
..No bu, when the fields were cropped
the corners Of the fences grew np Ia grass
| which was undistuibci and roiied; or
when in pasture. Us much OF the Time II
wo., The sheep would lie along hy the
fence TO 90, out Of the sun. nal drop much
of their manure there; all these causes
! combined have given the fertility you see
1.-The result Of The ma'ter then is
said, "lhe richness has been given by
the addition of mBuure in the shape OF dc
cayed vegetable matter, and animal man
ure ; for il is no, reasonable 10 suppose
,ha, res, alone, has added much TO its pro-
duciiveDcss."
"You n.e probably about right said
my friend.
..Well then, If so would it not be best
10 mako the whole farm into baulks ]"
"Yes, certairlyi but how could it be
done :"
"By simply applying to every part o.
the farm as much decompnsed vegetable
and animal matter as is found 10 that,
In short, manure the whole Us ciecinally
as Ina, strip has been. and all will be a
! productive aud rich. Nature herself has
pointed out the way to renavaio our soils
it is for US TO closely follow her footsieps'
aud profit by her teachings"
An ONASpAGA FARMER.
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Ven.riioquism Practically Illustrated
In Baltimore. "Wednesday. as Wy"an'
the venlriloquisl, was passing the horse
market. he was accosted by a Jockey WIN
ale, me sell you this poney." How old
is hel" said Wyman. ''seven last spring.
answered the jockey. "Oh, what a nc"
calculated a most mccarthy sound. I'm
Is, and you know i, as well as | do
The aslouishsd jockey looked around. un-
der tho impression that SOM neqna'n,
tauce, by way Of q joke, had volunteered
a speech in behalf Of the poney. but DIS
covered no one. This perplcSed HIM,
and striking the horse across tho neck inc
same voice cried ri you do that again,
you BLACKBOARD. I'll throw You oil aud
kick out your brains" This second speech
was Ioo much Tor the dumfounded r'dcr'
who Icaped from the horse aud started to
run, much Ia the amusement OF the by
stanIers; and il was with grea, difficulty
Ina, he could I've persuaded TO mount The
poury again, after the joke was explained.
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FnR GovERNha:
Gen, JAMES Il.

pom Z. s. SENATOR.
Gen. GEORGE MeDUFFIE.
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FOR CONGRESS

Col. WHITFIELD o
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which was paid for the girl has mol yet
been recovered, but means .nre in progress
70 test ,he validity Of the conveyancs oil
their properly, which is supposed to he
fraudulent and illegal. II this is found to
be SO. it will be liable for the amount re.
ceived for The girl. A reward is offered
by the owner Of the gill. $50 for her re-
covery, and $50 more for a conviction OF
her kidnappcr.-M,rJmn Spectator.
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GDe auDsIasr.
WEDNESDAY. NoylmHEn 9. 1912.

:. ne piH cling to tbs Pillars ef Tbs Temple Of
orr Liberties. and if amast5 sa, zee ariR PERISH
amidst Ire Ruius.v
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Piano Forte & Music
STORE,
Petersburg, Va,
- tNAS""c
~1S

|RHs. BERG q Co have received during
S the present week TEN PIANO fORrEs,
among which is sir and hall Octave Piano
Forte, q very superior one 20 any ever seen
here They have now sa band q very large
stock, and woald respectfully request those
Ladies and Gentlemen of iiillsbon,arh and En-.
virsns who are 10 want &c riaaas. 10 rall and
see them and tTy them; AMI they wdi be con-
yiaced u tneir superiority 20 any other mann.
faeiure. We will give written warranty as
10 their darability and keeping 10 tune longer
than any other.
They have also on hand large assortment
&c MUSIC of the --latest psblloassnn fs Piano
and Guitar, Strings Of all sorts, best Victims,
Flutes, Aceardions. all kinds &c Brass lns,ra
ments Tor Military Bands, d. ans Of I'll sfres,
Sc. ar.
C. Berg q ca. wauld respectfully recon-.
mend their assortment q Pianos and Massc 70
Principals and Teachers OF Schools. ARy Or.
der shall be faithfully and promptly attended
20.
Fer the e,aycnieace Of purchasers IN North
Carolina, D,cior Watson af Okfsd, hssise
kindly consented 10 act AZ our Agent, has nos
an hand sorae OF sss Instruments. We shall
shortly establish sgences in other parts oi
North Carolina, knowing thai whenever onr
Pianos become known they will be preferred
10 any other.
July -. S.
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DIR. BRsNDRETi's OfIee In virEisIs, Ne
Ios MAIN STREET, RICHMOND,
Near tie Old MARKET.
Where the Pills ian be obiaissd st IS etnls per
box. With fall diIectisns.

The Ellorine grnll,men have besn sppoinl.
ed asenis fof the sale Of BrsndEeth's fIlIR
Dennis Heart. Illllsbcrongh.
Sisdmsn a Ramsay. Pinsboruueh.
ilsrgrsre. Gather Il Co. Lexington.
Joseph A. SIS clad. Midusy, Davidson.
James y. M.Dsdr. Chapel HILL.
J. NJ. A. Drake. Ashbo,ough. RsndclIh
John X. Brown. Privilege. Da.
NJ. G. Gsrdnet. 81. Lawrence. Chsihsm.
G. A. Mtbsne. Mason Hall. Orange.
Z. 4 W. Smith. Alansnee, tisillofd.
J Il n. Sloan. Greensbcrobeh.
}. 4 X. Reid. TroubIssons Iron wo,ks,
Rockingham.
James Johnson, VENTS orih, Do.
Wood 4 Neal. Madison, do.
J. w. Burton. Il Co.. Lesksviile. D..
Oven M.Aleer. Yaneey vile, Cssusll.
N. J. Palmer. Milton. Do.
December rs 4s-ian
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Brandrelh's Pills,

= FFGErE1I.E ant InrrfsaIo h11Hf1s
- pssEcd - ne crr.lifste q iteufsf q II
Ii. ahem praRxflg pr1sxNelfl nhh. rHaratn
80 a even frrsl = "a llBlI ugE LfsEasr
m hasing iks fsnne cfsgin. ss6 lnsnfasbis ares
f,wsa ths I'm EfrSAL AOOT q al Glssass-
..nelg IksFLklTa - iAsfkkiLCT tAs.i..
asaa Il ths 1losAD.
a 4 psrisd q hitle psrs tlsn fkses Sea,
a ne 4. ahFy have lesicset 10 . sfsrr "
hnaAh and eal.ymsai t~sf ONE ~ kD1Eh
THOUSAND tsfrens. shs srse Eiten ss.r
= iasuSsAie ~ physssians II ihe fsss lael suS
siandiaa. and - s.any sssss shsp ttsEy elIsr
rrssrdy lad been rtsssisd ~ ~ ssEn.
IA allmees q rsin 80 n esknfsk. y h<tlss%
be eksonie o. receEi. shfihff q b. cFains 20 a.
\ pain 10 ihe SIDE. uheihsf q arse ifs'n asn.,a
iulisasl % fom sens immsdi.is <.uss. shs.
Ith~r Il g fIan .1efAxi ~ ssirfnsi nlnit. 4
win be sured BY Pefsesssass a. tic has - slsss
Phls.
|, PiIis. remoses nolhiag bui n. eselefs ana e.
e.yed PARTICLES Iron Ihs bedy- ihs me- 80 1ns
cosrupi hux~ors &c Ale i4%sA. tlese hsm.oas
whirs eanse disesss-ihey inpede he lssx.
lions of the liver nhea lify seiile NJ IN tiat
osesa, snd shirh. shsa they settle pFtn tls
musries, pgod.ee iheua.sism o. pIen ne
nesses. piodsre r. sis o. spon ale iui -, pu..
ducs eonssmItioas % ppon ihs iniefiins ., ga
liseness; of en the Dang 81 ILs bi,sd tss.
sells, spepltHy snd farslyfis. snd ell tie issln
Of disorders 80 msisneLolF 10 The s.Gtief a. 4
al sho behoid siem.
Yes. pursing ihste humoFs from sne tcdy d
Inc irus esre fss al ihsse complaints, sna !.
ery other fufm 81 disease. las 10 no ns.s
sssestion- II 10 Q demohsirsble ffllh. sAt sas A
dsy il is extending itself; Ia sad ids Il e Ie.
coming knex q, and more and mere sPpnsi.
lated.
TIE care By pBrging may more dspebd apo
The laws AhIrh pIsdsre sNttinssf OF pufIit.
ghsa may be generally insFihsd. whslt,sr
ieaas 10 siaeaats. ~ill Pfsdtse ssskness, ~.
sapse IL ltnds 20 puifelsrian; theFefsfs The
Necessity Of eonsani. ssefsise % seen.
l Mhen constant sxeItae sannsi be used from
II ANY cAlSE. the oersfioaal zee q orakne
MsplcsE 10 ABSOLUTELY rq.ifee. Tbss
the roaduils u The blood. ihs launiaia Of he,
are kepl Tree from those ~ puI tiles hish onld
prevent hs steady current minisseginR heath.
Thus merdid humors arc prevented from BE-.
coming mixed with H. Do 10 nstsfe shsh 10
Tins assisted through the means and suIlsis
whish she has pro,id,d Tor herself.
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fpiIE subscribers. having established them.
= selves in Hillsborough, ono door below the
Printing Oflire, would respectfully announce
10 the public that they have On hand an rxien
sise asssrsmeat Of all che articles in their line
Of business, viz: .....
Saddles, Brides, Mariingaie.. ...
Carriage, Gig. and Carryall Harness,
Trunks. (bolh wood and iron frames
Carriage, Sulkey. Drorsr's. Twig and
Wagon Whips, ...--
Collars oi I'll kinds. .s.- .-~
Saddle Bags, Travelling Bags. and Buf.
fslu Robes. -...-
A fine and large assortment Of Bits.
Slirrup Irons, Spurs, &c. &c. ..
All orders fnr the manufacture Of articles,
for repsiring SC. done al the shortest notice.
and 10 the best style.
They promise that no exeriion on their par
shall be spared 10 give satisfaction 10 the pub
| :; and earnestly request the favour Of . iriai.
HOOKER & ID. PHILLIPS.
Jsnuart 5. 05-
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Fa.s and Winter
GOODS

which he will sell verv cheap Cor cash, or on |
credit 90 puaciuai dealers. Ills stock com
prize, Q, 10 part, the following;
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS,
Do. DO. Blue do.
DO. do. Invisible Green, do.
D.. Brown. aud Dnb, do.
DO. Steel mixed do.
Beaver and Pilot Cloth.
clnaks and Oyercosis,
Fsncy Ca.s,meres. Ssiinets. 81
Kentucky James, kerseys,
s' H. s''''' and A'f- vrsrlScs.
Merino Gloves. Shirts, and Drawers,
Stocks, Cravais. shirt Collars. Bn.oms,
White and Green M4rkinsw Blankets,
Whitney e. Rn.e do.
Jarkone, and French Muslin.
Figured. striped. and plain Silks,
Black and blae.b.ark dn.
French, English and American Prints.
Black. figured. and plain Mousselin do
Lanes and Chsllies.
Black and blue-black Bombszines,
French and English Merinoes.
Silk and Mousseiin. de Lane Dress Hand.
kerchiefs.
Paglioni. Rob Roy. and Plaid Shawls.
Long Lawn. Hem stitch and !.inen Cam.
bte Hsndk erchiefs,
Dani,sk and Bird.eye Diaper.
fllrached and brown Table Covers,
Irish Linen. black and brown Holland.
Worked Collars. Edgines and lnser,inss.
Florence and Straw Braid. Silk and Cy.
press B,nneis.
tIonds. Flowers, Bonnet Ribbons, I'm.
bre.las, DC.
Beaver, Fur, Brush and Wool HATS,
Gen,lemen's end Boys Fur, Cloth, and
Hair CAPS,
Gen,lemen's pegged and sewed Boots
and Shoes,
Coarse Broghans.
Ladies' Leather and Morocco Shoes ana
Slippers.
Do. CATER Boots,
Boys and Misses Boots and Shoes.
Glass, Queensware, Crockery, and Stone
Ware.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Chocolate. Mace, Closes,
Molasses. Loaf and Brown Sugar,
Blark and Green Teas,
Powder. Shot, Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead and other Paints, &c. &c.
and all other articles usually brought 20 ,hi,
market.
WILLIAM NELSON.
November %. @ Oh
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EIrHER Double or Single, made 10
order-an article OF great comfort.
either in summer or winter. Orders lef,
>, HE Office Of the ilillsboreugh Recor.
der viii be duly a,leuded 10.
July "a. .4. M Sc
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500 Bushels Seed Oats.

THE tubscriber oifsis for sale Five Huad,ed
Bushels SEED OATS da superior hind.
Price 40 cents, 10 be delivered Of his grsnery.
MICHAEL HOLT.
January II. 06 sw
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VERY CEEAP!!

A s The Subscriber intends 10 continue the
N business al tue old stand Of Parker G. Nell
s.,a, he would take this melhad 10 inform his
friends and the public generally. that he has
Just received q large and we'll selected assori-
ment Of
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The Thorough Bred Horse
SIR WALTER RALEIGH

4leSlk<S1&< generally, that this noble
stallion siIi be under his supcrintendcnce du.
ring The ensuing season, and that his services
may be commanded al price 10 suit The hard
ness Of the times and the condition Of every
one Those gho may dcsiie 10 improve their
stock by breeding from The besi blood and fin-
est horse nov in this seciionol the State, would
do weel TO avail themselves Of this opporiuni
ty, as il may be the last they i'll ever have;
il being probable the horse will be removed
from Orange al the expiration Of the season.
Ia rsgard TO bis pedigree. il is only necessary
here 10 stale, that be is OF the pases, and beat
blood 10 this c.Bnty, having descended IN .
clear and unpollnird stream, on the part OF
his sire, from sir Charles, and on she part OF
his dam, from Monsieur ToRson-- two of the
most celebrated and popular horses that ever
tod the American tnrf He IL beauiifui bay,
with black name and tail; and as 10 form and
sig !, is unsurpassed. All who see. admire him.
For turtle, particulars see handbiil.
ARCHIBALD w. PARKER.
Little River, Orange County, !
-Jsn'y - 1874. o. 3eov
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
PERSON COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qssries Sessions,
December Term. is4l.
wax f'', ,,' aA"'r Original Au.ehmsp,
B,,;am,, M PIT, levied on Land.

B.J.~ia b Pic. levied on Land.
lT appearing 10 tie satisfaction Of Che Court,
that Benjamin D. Puee. the defendant, 10
not an inhsbiiant Of this nste. n IL thefeicre
srdercd, that publication be made in the halle
borouRh Recorder. for Eve setks sasr. ,si,e.
y, Tor said d,ie-dsnt 10 be and appear b. fo,e
The Justices Of our Court Of pltss and Quarter
Sessions, TO be held for the comfy Of Person,
Al The court house 10 RoxborouRh, On the ihi,d
Monday N March next. aud then and thst. TO
reIAcsy or plead To issue. o. The land l, si,d n
will be condemned 10 satisfy the plsin,iff's
demand.
Witness. Charles Msson. Clerk nfsaid cour..
q oiIice, the third Monday Of December. Is4l.
CHARLES MASON, CLERK.
Price Adv. 81 50. o.
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u. STATES--N. G. DISTRICT.
District Court in Bankruptcy, at Cham
bers, in Fayetteville.
February 2lst, 1912.
NfATTHEw MCAuLEY ofUrange County
60 having this day & ed petition duly We
rifird. praying that he may br deriared bank.
rupi, il Is ihereupnn ordered by the Court. that
cause be shown before the Court, AZ Nrwhe,n,
on the fourth Monday Of April next. ~Ly The
said Matthew MTauley be mi declared q
bankrupt pursuant 10 the Act &c Congress in
that bhealf; and that this notice be published
in the Hillsborough Recorder ioUr ueeks in
succession.
ii. III. POTTER,
= Acting lerk Of Court 10 Bankruptcy.
. March .. 49,
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thes~SH q ~ha 81 en- q s5~ssea
~ EAe eisssishaa e. he sast % God.
be Psazre-< a eisIl.zaiioa sd kslgiaa
foass. wish ~ .ert pnd ~sasrm.
CHARLES NJ. z. DEEMS.
-sssaf sftks .s@~i1zs Bzis Sseisly
wIizisgseu. n c. fsb. -. isza
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ssfxrSsr. a Emo Mills. onrgs souniy.
Norlh csSalina.
JOHN A. "A MANHEN. .agmf.
Maftk I. -
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.WodGrs IaegeIGEe Liie
medicines.

rHESE MeliciaeI are q
debled Cos lhsis sass 70 thei
maailess aa1 senslbie actloe
q purifyias the spriaes ard
ehsnns . Il ne. ast eaduias
lhem sIlh Eeaesed isae aAs
yissr. IA unasy hsadrrd ref'
Ii6ed eases shich have eeee
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BIBLE CAUSE II soRTH caRe
LIMA.

R<s. yskz C. Brigham. corrtPoadiag
s<sasry 3 iks Sl<licza bihis 30
cicfu.
REF. ana pEaR sn; Thai yeH msy be
able LAY bsisrs ssf Beard u NJ q gsni
Isnd other Irlends . fsneFi sles II .hss
~e are doing IN Aerth Carskina an he
Bible esuss. have Pr.PaSsd he Ielos-
lne article.
isa winter he Rst. J-eet n. Shsp-'
pard. ef bsl.imnss. care 10 thss Sale a.
agent far me Aneai-sa hibls Soeieiys
bai me feeble slals e h,s hezsh lid nae
permit him 70 labor very sfheiostly-
sFhereser ne went. however. he con
mended himrsli and lls caass 10 he kn.s
sllsnIson of the ehnrehes- and ma name q
spoken af among us win much respect
and sGes1lsa. Nnlle he wss IN this
STATE. The North czsolisa Rsbas S.rieiy
secured the services u ths Rev. wiIlism
Gloss. 10 distributing sgeaI whose zek
And laboriousness will be SEGA 40 the fol
faslag aeeesnl sfhls operauons. Brother
E0ss has supplied Crsssn. Warren.
Erszklsn. sad Washington essnlses. sst
para Of Granville eoaniy-
1n crs.sn %. the DO. a faafiss
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stslIE ssbssr:bsr iskss plssssrs u snassar-
- ias 10 ne Pabliek. tAai he Las The sgsa
ed
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From The chns,sn Advocate and Joarsai
II gives ns pleasure 10 recommend q
cork of ,lis character 10 our bisshrsa u
IN eIasses.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-12
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
LADIES NEED NOT DESPAIR.


DR. A. c: CASTLE has Paste for Cling decaved hollow
pain OF and with whca becom.s imp
ONE hard solid body thus restoring su, preserving
hheo painful and useless teeth aru6tisy sound
e. ~ althem respective uses for Ine-ievenung ALL
CASES the necessity OF erracti Ladies' the
gushsd IN society oner their Testimonials in the vivid
tsrms as TO lis efficacy The Editor Of the Evening Post
=" IL is admirably adapted FOR snder and
yous persons aud Dr. Csse operates the teeth with
The teeth ~ all respects Ierfeet for life The Sun,
DR. Castle has OBJ AIMED much celebrity for his mode
O. Milling the teeth" The most eminent gentlemen OF The
Medical Faculty have personally tried and recommend Dr.
Castles Paste for filling the teeth. looache Pills.
which put in the aching tooth, will effect
from the Journal Of Commerce
DELICATE AND SUCCESSFUL OPERATlON.-Dr.
A Castle has replaced by ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the lost portions Of the and bones
terrible and severe casualty while in pursuit Of
the Indians in Florida We have letters from Lieut.. s.
conrmatory Of this extraordinary and entire
that the loss Of these skv replaced by
Dr. Castle more Of the Lieutenant
Dr. G. inserts artificial the principle Of adhesion ~
phec PRESSURE which he FIRST introduced notice Of the
public IN 1873 Dr.. C. Castle refers the Spanish, French
md English Amhs,sdors AIR stoushion the Spanish Consul
Rear Admiral Wsldrou, Loid Motpeth Gen cCarty, Dr. f.
G. Johnson, President Of the Medical Society s. N. Mira
Gen Games d. Beck NJ. ID, Dr. j. A. Smith, Or. r.. Dcla
hld "; ss.dIs Dr. ~ Dr. Bpsep Dr. j. e Chez, .n
sof, ~c- &c NC, d. lmsr