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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
The Democratic State Convention met
at the capitol in the city Of Raleigh on the
10Th instant. Something more than one
hundred delegates attended, about one
half of whom were from the county OF
Wake. About twenty-five counties, We
understand, were represented.
Quite an Interesting sketch Of the pro-
cecdings ofthc Convention is given in the
Raleigh Register of Friday, but We have
delayed to notice it until We have room
only for The following. fla a.
A number Of resolutions were adopted,
one Of which nomina;es Louis ID. HEN
Ry, Of Fayetteville, as their candidate for
Governor.
A preamble accompanied with some
fourteen resolutions, were reported TO the
Convention by Gen. Allison, the chair
man Of the committee appointed to pre-
pare them, and were read BY Col. Vince
Ter, their reputed author. The preamble,
among other things. declaims against
Wing extravaganza, as proof of which il
cites the funeral expenses of the deceased
President, the price of gloves, scarfs, car
riage hire, &c. $685.. ...sA $751;
To this portion of the preamble VIII.
liam ii. Haywood, jun. esq. had strong
objections. These things appeared to
him too small matters 10 be made the sub.
ject of grave political capital; they did not
accord with his notions of honorable war.
fare.
Col. Wheeler explained. To leave out
this portion, he thought, would be throw
ing aside most powerful weapon. He
had, he said, mixed with the people, and
he knew precisely what sort of stuff to
electioneer with!
Mr.. Hayw wood reI.lied; and in and elo
quent aud impassioned manner, he pro-
cseted at length TO show the objections
10 such frivolous charges. illustrating his
remarks with happy slmilies. lfgentle.
men objected to this $4,000 for the fune-
raj expenses of Gen. Harrison. let them
resolve how much j. ought to have cost
to bury him. Should he have been bu-
ried like dog. or no, buried a. all by the
Government, bu, his body left 10 his fami-
"! He begged his fellow Democrats, as
he said, mol to initiate The example Of their
political opponents, but TO strive to con
duct the campaign on principles calcu-
lated To elevate, not madden The public
mind. Fur bis part, though protesting to
be good Democrat, he trusted he should
ever act like gentleman AMI a Christian
in all the relations Of life. He then pro-
ceeded a, length 10 give his opinion as to
the grounds upon which the campaign
should be conducled-by way Of cue to
the whule parly-quo,ing from memory
reports from the State and Treasury DE.
par mtnts, and Wise's speech. and final
ly concluded. after having said in effect
that The Democrailc party was not drfea,
ed IN North Carolins by "hard cider ant
coon-skins," bur by being out humbug'
ged! They had deserted the proper ant
honorable mode Of political warfare. ant
had attempted tn humbug the people, bu
the Wings had ou,-humhugged them!
| The delivery Of this speech seemed i'
like the whole assemblase all aback, ant
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

Heary JfaH RObbery.-Welearn from
the Philadrlphia Chronicle Of Monday,
that all The Western Mail. except ihe lIar-
risburg. which lell the Philadelphia Post
Office Saturday night, was taken from the
ears between lhat place and Lancaster.
IL was not discovered ill the cars arrived
al Lancaster, al six o'clock, next morn
ing.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

A young man BY the name Of Sianly,
says the Wilmington Chronicle. was
killedin Brunswick county, on Christmas
day. by receiving in his body the wad Of
a gun fired by another young man, his
cousin, named Chares, m a drinking
frolic, for fun. Chares being in the acl
Of firing his gun, Stanly jumped suddenly
before il, receiving the fatal contents.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

MAD DOGS.-Thsre is disease pre-
sslrni among The DIGS. which though
believed not 20 be genuine h daephabls.
il vi sufficiently alarming 10 make q
aor,h sA,le 70 pul The pablic ~ lLeir
guard. III i believed mt 10 be rommn-
nieable 20 the human species. = seseral
persons lave been bitten 10 this place and
nriehbmhs.,d. without Ihe disease sxhib
Jung itself ID 10 commonwealth 10 The
loaer snimals. Several diseased dogs
have bren killed in This place-one last
week. after having bitrn child.
Fayetteville OBJ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

The Wilmington and Raleigh Rail
Road Company pEomply met thst poe
lion Of It's bonds payable on DIE fEsl 81
January lsf2, amounting 70 fliy lll0lE-
and dollars. issued under the guarantee CT
the Stale. aecOrdiag % lhe Act of he last
Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

baton Rouge Destroyed The New
Orleans Bulletin, Of The 25.h uil. says
The Steamboat that arrived yesterday,
reports that an extensive conflagrallon
was progressing in Baton Rouge. AT
the lasi advices, Two or three squares
were consumed; and as the wind was
strong. il was no, known where the flames
would stop, or be arrested. Another &C.
cOun. says That forty or fifty house were
burnt.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

debate % e.s T,ssIuy nsir bin Ws'
rssUmsi. j. FOmmiilse Of the NLais, and
sas ean'inned iran Day 70 a. uniil
Frissy, ahen ~ cammnlfe reported lhe
bill. Nth snisrdmrnls. a. she house. Ia
tie house. Mr.. Fillmore no.ed he
presioas question. prnding which motion.
Al O'Clock. he lruuss sdjouInsd.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
AN APPRENTICES WANTED.
January IL

p. lad betw, en- ~ and rs years Of age, Of
"a good moral character, and a tolerable coed
English edaeation w,ll be taken st the 4 flee
of the Mil,sa Chreneie 10 learn The art &c
Printing Treatmeat good. Address the ,di-
tor, post paid, at Milton, N. c.
January II, o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
Weekly Almanac.
Notice.

EE A Meeting will be held At James
Tuners, on The 22d Of February Rex,,
for The purpose of appointing Delegates
TO represent Cap. Bscon's district. in The
Convention to be held by The Wings Of
the County in Ilillsboroueh, IL May
Court. A fill attendance Of The voters Of
The district is requested.
JaauaIy 10. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
JOHN TAYLOR. C. c. C.
P,ice adv S. So e.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and auar,ss Sessions,
20 February Perm. I942.

Thcnc .N'Kss aud UiHiam Cor. !
biz, administrators, aud others, "
".
Nathaniel Siemait, and others. , "'s'oes'
IN this case. it having been made to appear,
according TO law, TIA, the defendants, Ma
ihaniel Stewart. and Simon Couch and Pelly
his wife, are not inhabitants of this state; u q
therefore ordered. that publication be made. foe
six weeks successively IN the HIllsborouSh Re-
cordcr, for said defendants 60 appear at tho
mex, term ef this Court, to be held for the
county Of Orange, at the cour, house in Fills.
borough, on the fourth Monday Of February
next, thea and there to plead. answer, or de-
muir 10 said petition, or the same will DC taken
pro e0ntssso. and Heard sr paris. ~
JOHN TAYLOR. c. C. c.
Price adv. 81 50. o.
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alby were Sssh groppfd 10 anEious con
EeiSsilon, bGFslhipR $ disbolirsi and tsm
hsblr lnnendars" npen hlm Hha eiuid
ihus pEssnme % express hisnRn ppiHiuIl.
AllsT Dir. H. had concluded.
Mr. lis ban lOok u sls0r. having been
sppsrsn'ly chosen = lie advocate Of lhe
ais'a Dsmacralie poriian Of lhe body IS
llsyHoOd and 0thess-ollhe N jorily W.
lhs minority. He sp4ke very uarmly.
dssissning sgsInss he .onjsss aud un-
geneIoUs IRlpuistion msfe BY Sir. H..
he lslr. lis bsrl .sid he sought M APP
PisDse lIum The galleries. AID Iaen. re-
lerring % MI. Hay wooi. asked /. What
hsse ! done thai mine enemies should
praise mss" lie hoped he preamble and
<esolulions would be adopted.
Nc. Haywood vas understood 10 say
IN reply. that be neither sought sp.
pause rom he Galleries or from below
he VAS no ofiice-holder or seeker for Of
Zee; and then added thai - he could moi
eonseIenliously sanction. much less vote
FOR The adoption d The matters slInded
70 By him. he begged that The conveH.
linn would grant him leave Of absence!
And. IheIeOpon, wishing the mrmbers.
ssysrally. sale and happy journies home.
lie bid them good evening and disappear
ed.
Gen. McClennshan then moved that
the expressions ohjeeed 70 By Mr.. Hay
W cd. be stricken Out.
Grn. Allison opposed this strongly.
bfcsu.e IL il we're done. 'lwOnld never do
70 mention The matter IN eleciirnesrIDg. or
their opponents wou.d ..sve them on The
hip!
Another Convention is TO be held at
Salisbury on the 2Olh Of May.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20

To show the correctness of our inter
probation of Mr.. Mangum's views in re-
lation 10 Banks, and for the convenience
of those of our readers who do not file the
Recorder, we republish the following ex-
tract from Mr.. Mangum's speech. 3 Those
who have been accustomed 10 hear him
converse upon the subject, will find II, we
believe, perfectly consistent with his long
cherished opinions. E
"The American People had risen as
one man, and thrown off, by burst of
Indignation, the individual whose mal-ad-
ministration had, as they believed, brought
about this unparalleled state Of corruption
and distress. They thought that they
were about to substitute for his reckless
misrule their own system oil remedial mea-
sures. Every one knew how they had
been banked in that expectation. The
history Of this national crisis would be
read by our patriotic children with won
der, as page exhibiting the strangest'
most unaccountable, and most reckless
regeneration which the whole volume
recorded, or il would be closed and passed
with loalhing andrepugnance. The Peo-
pie had been utterly disappointed. The
measure proposed by their friends in Con-
gress as the only panacea for the public
ills had been offered, adopted, and retoed
at the Extra Session. And here Mr.. Nj.
must he suffered to say, that, although
voting for that measure. he had always
felt great doubtin regard TO its immediate
efficiency. He had his own misgivings
as to its effecting at once all that good
which its friends in their sanguine mo-
ments promised themselves, and, perhaps
thoughllcssly, promised to others. lie
had never been friend to banks; he had
never touched bank by any vote oil his
until last summer. The entire system
was bottomed on such principles that i
appeared 10 him to carry its own death
within itself. The measure which the
Wings had proposed, he believed, might
indeed mitigate, and for time repress the
wills connected with it. II might with
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-01-20
500 Bushels eed Qafs.

THE subscriber offers for sale Five Rundea
Bushels SEED OATS Gf sGpssior kind.
Price 40 cents, 10 be delivered Al his granery.
MICHAEL HOLT.
January IL. 06 Nv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08
City Intelligence.

RrsroxED-sanVel F. Osgood, Esq. as applicant for
Mcasurer General OF Grain.
RuMomKp Ivp,crnESrs.-It was rumored last evening
that indictments had been found against number Of per
by the Grand Jury of Kings county for participation
in tho prize fight Harris Island between Bell and su
Harris Island happens to be in the jurisdiction Of
wescnester county and therefore If such indictments
have been found the Grand Jury Of Kings have troubled
themselves unnecessarily.
THe BRoApwAr CorrAsE.-Dinger examined be-
fore the Mayor yesterday and the icence OF the place
where the rape committed, taken from him. But will
this preventth sale Of liquor at the bert We think not
Pierce the barkeeper who was bound over IN the sum oil
$500 alleged assault and battery on the girl by
turning her DOORS asserts that he knew nothing OF
the transaction that took place in the rear building but
the girl out Of the bsrroom because he supposed
she was a night walker, and had accidentally came into
when she taken through into the rear budin8
but absent drawing some water from hydrant
PoLrcrNothing TRANSFERRED of interest yesterday at
either of the Police Offices From appearances however
n breeder of something rich and interesting will be pre-
sented in few days. The Police Committee Oh the TWO
maturing new Police b based upon the one recently
presented by Assistant Alderman Atwill The sooner
IL brought forth the better
FRAupuLrrr PaAcrrcEs-Our city swarms with rogues
ready pounce upon the unwary On Tuesday evening
an aged man from Newark, while laboring unneI IN.
to their den somewhere in Anthony street. induced 70
drink liquor tn at had been drugged and tnen
gold watch and about 500 in money lie W ~ ae .n
thrown into the street. and being taken up 9y tne
landed in the Tombs where ne ssI aio,; smu
was discharged in the morning without any arecuons
from the watch as to what coure 70 pursue
10 recover his property. Who was the waterman VINO
found him in the street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08
U. =. Circuit Court.
Before Judge Thompson.

Disc. 7-Wm. f. Carey and SamL J. Ca, sy ps Edo Cur
ts-Ths is an action TO back duties unlawfully
exacted The plaintiff imported quantity OF thrown
silk and paid duties thereon silk The duties were
paid under protest And the question for this jury TO de-
raw thrown silk II is pilot suit aud several others
the same kind will follow IT, OF course a specimen Of
the silk imported must be exhibited in Court and the jury
TO decide what IL Is If is silk then the duties
have been legally paid Verdict Of sssb for plaintiff sub
ject TO the opinion Of the Court.
Sullivan and Bowioin for plaintiffs Mr. Hoffman, Dis
trict Attorney, for defendant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08
Superior Court.
Before Judge Jones.


DEc.1-Vietor Crassou Is. Jos. Nc GmpseyIti is &C.
ton arising out Of stock jobbing transaction In 1890
Crason induced to purchase 300 shares of Harlem
railroad stock four months time and for il security
that he would pay the balance, he gave 60 shares Of
which he actually possessed valued in market so
per cent When the time came he unable pay the
money, and McGmpsey sold the shares which had been
given him tas security being then only worth 10 per
cent The law makes all such operatons null and void
Crassou for the worth OF his 90 shares the
price when they deposited by McGimpsey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

Court FOR THE CORRECTION or ERRoKs--Mon-
day, December 5.-No. r. George Hanford plH
in error, VS.. Michael Artcher, Sheriff, &c, delft in
error.-Mr. o. Meads was heard for pf in error /;
and Mr.. j. Van Buren, for deit. in error. Afternoon
Mr.. M. T. Reynolds was heard for ph in error
Decision postponed. No. 8. w. Kempshall ct. al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

0J- The IRVING CIRCULATING LIBRARY, compri-
sing all the valuable works formerly belonging to
the Langleys' Chatham Library Astor
House Library, I" The Minerva" and " The Brook
lyn" Library, is the largest in the world, and
contains 20 900 volumes of the best selected histo
res, biographies, voyages, travels, etc. The novels,
tales, and romances, some three thousand in num-
Der, is by far the largest collection of fictitious
works ever before open to the public. Mr.. Youngs-
the original proprietor, has resumed his post as Ii
brarian, and earnestly calls upon his friends for
renewal of their patronage. The Library continues
open as heretofore at No. 10 Nassau street, Clinton
Hall, till May next. when it will be removed to a
more eligible location. For terms see advertisement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

JOINT BAILoT.-Some important appointments
will be found under this head, made in the Com
mon Council last evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

BENEFIT CONCERT TO CHARLES BRAHAM.-We
understand that this Concert has ben postponed
from Friday till Saturday evening, which it will
positively take place.
The statement we made yesterday, indicating the
singular meanness Of the Courier and E inquirer es-
Enlistment, is not credited by several corespon-
dents. We assure them that it is strictly correct
On one occasion the Courier concern" made the
like objections to advertise with the usual notice for
Mr.. Charles Braham, because his bills and adver-
tisements were printed at the Tribune Office. Such
meanness is unexampled in the history Of the
paper press.
Tickets for this benefit, price 81, can be procured
at the desk of this office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08
Court Calendar.

Co,uo, P,r.s-Part Mos Ill, III, ll9, l21 Is, 49,
a. So los. %, as, 81, 81, OIL, s, 40, al.
Part a-Nos So o. 10, l3i, 100, lo4 io6, los Ill., no.
lis, 100.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

STEAM SHIP ACADIA, from Boston for Liverpool,
arrived at Halifax on Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

THANKS AND PRAYERs.-About two millions OF
people in this State and New Jersey, will offer up
prayers to-day for the many blessings conferred
them in the past year, the shape of 'two dollars
day and roast beef" Business in Wall streetwill
be suspended, the banks will cease discounting, the
brokers stop shaving, and those who have roast tur-
keys will eat them. We shall publish paper a.
usual morrow morning, with the latest news from
all parts of the world, particularly from Washing
ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08
NEW YORK HERALD.
The Presidents Message.

The Second Annual Message OF President Tyler
will be found at length in this mornings Herald.
BY some trick or contrivance, at this moment mex
picable, the copies designed for not receiv-
ed. We were, however. promptly furnished by a
friend with the means of defeating the aim of this
petty piece of malice.
The Message was delivered to Congress at twelve
O'Clock yesterday, and reached this city by Govern
ment Express, about half past 10 at night. OF lis
contents, we shall speak hereafter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

BANKRUPTCY AND CAprAN JOHN TYLER's OFrr-
cIALs.-It will be by the list of applicants for
the benefit of the act, this dayspaper, that Red
wood Fisher, Esqr., the Observation-Disclosures of the
guard" in New York, is applicant for one of
those certificates Of distinction, dispensed by the
lberalty of Judge Belts of the United States Court.
Mr.. Fisher is the United States Postmaster for
the Wall street Post office-is Il confidential ad
wiser of the Postmaster Generals the leader of
the third party" in this city, and member of the
Military Hall Committee. We suppose that, in
these latter days. no qualified to take care of
the revenues of the government, but he who cannot
manage his own-and in this respect Mr. Fisher IS
most admirably suited for the responsible post he
fills
Can any body tell us on whose recommendation
Captain Tyler was induced to appoint such men, on
such principles Fifty dollars reward will be given
for the information, and knife and plate in the
Kitchen Cabinet for six months, three days, five
hours and TWENTY-FIVE minutes, exactly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-12-08

LorpoS MoSEr MARKEr, Nov. ls.-There is firm mar
ket for stocks generally this morning and prices are
maintained with moderate not extensive busne's do
ing. We understand that after yesterdays report
there was good purchase in New 81 per cents, and
which are no 1911 to i03 The old Annuities
1908 Consos for transfer are 81 to 94 and the
continuation to January is called about per cent Bank
stock heavy at 1863. The broker acting Tor the Com
msoners OF the Savings Bank had this morning laid out
$500 the Reduced per Cents at 93l Exchequer Bills
as we hope revival of trade slipping down
little tho premium being 55s to SIS India Bonds Sis
TO SIS prem.
was very tempeuous in the beginning of the week has
turned settled in appearance but the barometer has risen
almost too high 10 indicate continuance Of good
Their meanwhile the wind to-day is s. w. and the arrivals
moderate.
The duty on foreign wheat seems likely to remain at
the maximum for some time the continue TO
come low Notwithstanding the fine quality Of the new
English corn
Mondays prices Bonded held at about los less than its
value duty paid .
Some certificates for releasing under the grind
ing bill were sold week two ago. atthe low rate OF
los 81. per qr. but more money is now asked.
LONDON THADt REroRr--Nov. l7-sugar-Thcre has
again been good business done in the West INDIA mar
ke, amounting to $50 hhds at yesterdays quotations
There have been no sales Of Msurtius or Bengal
Coffee650 bags plantation Cey Ion offered at auction
brought 81 os for good and fine ordinary and color
which rather higher prices In foreign, 300 bags
Manila offered, were taken in at AIS to AS.
Tea--The tea sales went off very heavily to-day. u
Is 600 packages passed. only 54oo sold, Congous ct
shade lower in price, Pouchongs Id to ltd lower and
very unsaleable In other sorts no stefatoh can DC
quoted.
Tallow-The market romans quiet The current
quotations Sd the spot and ass Cd all the year
Indigo-A further quantity Of go chests we're with.
drawn today making total OF 3i96 chests taken out OF
the market, There $50 chests put up this morning
Of which only were brought in the rest being nearly
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FOREIGN NEws.-Harnden Il Co. reached the
city at seven o'clock yesterday morning, with the
foreign news. and Immediately sent our parcels 10
us Adams ~ Co arrived some time after he above
hour, and sent up wallpapers they had for us some
time after they arrived--say about two hours.
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Pfouile IlckFou Colr.-r. Nsyi
Fruits Of oco- oc o i.m-Pubiic WORKS
su-pendsd.

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Pi'"er % tne coe'''''9'' !. -.
mount que ',''n 20" - d,
az ~ '"'"', - We - .r.J,.t
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reason that that "'u' '''i'' "n '''' I'm
provided tor "hlch m sia'r 'N'hf 'l''' 't' ''''''
determined - avoid. J. c'n-eI'e. oi ur"
orders. TIE process, OF pa! ~ ~ ard di-rnarsi'-
the a59l,r. employed 90 Vaf.o1. Ways ln t-e con-
-truc,lon - the uen lorS.. has b.-ln. Ihcy num-
Der about 900 and are p-r-'H- reneri-t dep. Hl@''
upon their daily toll i1f b. support q themselves
I'D families. About - same n1Ho.r 'lHi'''
On tic ro-s section above iAe y-.aee are 4"' VIZ
~ be discharged. making an a,rr~9a'" q a'.4.
300 aIor.r, iu this vicinity "H' hy 'Ar d't'e'...
ri tne newly installed STATE oiIc'r- are turned
adrft without em. ofreat. - fer a- ihe-" n' %
haze cxerci,e- the Elective laacl.se their ."ie'
general! have contributed To ine r."'alin" oi 'i'
new dynasty al Albany whose Hai aep'I.e' i'.el"
IT their bread. ! nc bio" j. one ~ pf''.'H '''s'
riiy. j. fail, upon c'l-, least Ap.e i' p a' N' 4
br,f reference % thr facts OF the case "'i d'noA
strait the palptbie and n'".-iIon' i'iE o' ihr
State authorities .n thus mnzhs 'he p'oIc
Nor,., and particularly the ne" locks 10 a ,iaS1
sill It- c0u-rart- fJr ths new combined iIc.-
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CHS. Colds. Pain in the Side. Rals-

~ GE Blood Paiiia.'on OF tie it.u, are dangerous
symptom. 20 riAe VIII. 1housau., oi lives annually
lost 10 IT,, Every person OF nrig oncr and clm1.n
sssc knows that these d,ssa the beginning OF Con
SUMPTION, and unless cared prove fatal D.. Alien
Balsam of iIOrthOun, LycrwOrt and Peursy Root wul
cure ths above Diseases We bold ourselves ready and
Ing ~ prove tn, statement ahy person l stand To-
need OF D.. Aliens Bsl>am Will call on D. CT ION, H.
Agent. ~ N RoNerv ul1