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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1844-08-01

the Texas canlIcdr1
I They appointed as Chairman on H.
NJ an old Dulchman, who bad never heard
oil Texas, but as the name Yulgarly given,
a lew years ago 10 the other SIDE of the
Catawba River tnow Caldwell County J
BY the people OF Calawba county dheu
Lincoln couniy.l The LAWYERS made
long Speeches, aud the Chairman icing
called upou 10 put the question 10 the nieei. .
ing, first gave his own opinion as follow
-" GendIemen, you have heard de qut
ton uby argued. For nv part, I'm
de annexation OF Texas 10 Catawba eou
ty, for gentlemen, dc fuss about The q ~
peal and division of the county wohd
then stop-for Texas is a large dcuitot n,
and we could then give Lincoln COUNTY
big piece near Llncoln'on aud all pHft h
will be neutrality-suspicious., al in III u
OF de annexation will go | and allagal N
II, will 50 Moths is, almost, rerbasin'
q hteratIm, the Speech Of The Chairman
We need not describe the hankness of the
Lawyers at this new aspect put upon the
Texas question. We wonder what to
citizens Of Caldwell County will say to TIL.
annexation a..,sct. Raj Register.
RICH lNClDENf
a Locdooe cyiend gave rs ~ =
I'm ON he 4lb took place at SLn,". "
lana, by Invitation, n. '"son, of Louis.
speecIi-such an one as a very good
jected 10 BY any party, being, nol he OF.
IN the form Of an Grafton, what7et, mole
of it, than n party barangue. A! was
had concluded, Mr.. Brown, " no is,e
understand, a clerk in the Capitol, was nexv
introduced and delivered a most abusive
harangue, characterizing the Wings as n
ristocrats--the silk .stockng and gold spec
iacle trbe--the feminine, ruiiled-shiri, and
gold ring party-nnd other similar cpl.
IEiets; but Immediately behind him sat
Gen Dawson, petrified and agbasi, and
who bad Just preceded him, decked out
IN fine linen, silk stockings, gold rings,
rutile shirt, embroidered rutfied wristbands,
gold chains, diamond breastpiu and mas
slye gold headed cane IA perfect picture
OF what he bad Just desc bed as an GriSfo.
crut Oar friend states that the whole
mass stood amazed-not knowing whether
TO applaud the demagogue office holder, or
ogroanh him down. Washington S'aadard
ANOTHER OF JAS. X. Folks, VOTES
II is matter Of history that Jas. Monroe
sacrificed a large amount Of property to
carry on the War. This patriotism thus
displayed, elevated him TO the Presidency
and when i, hla old age and in extrens
,noyerlY &c peltoned Congress lots in y
POih, yoted against his petition For
tho proof zee Cong. Debates, May ialh,
/ 926, vol. ?, page 263l, and January alst,
1881 vol I, page $40, and GA. 1t is un,
necessary 10 comment on these votes
The people will see the feeling that prompt.
ed them Georgia journal.
Good.-A distinguished belle of thiscity
came lno.--baIl room, with a signing
lover at each arm. Several gentlemen
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To the Charlotte ". G. 5ouranl.

In behalf of many tfdo aud worthy Whips of
this section Of country, we request that YOU will
give us a little moro GIT, on the subject of Mr.
Folks ancestry.
1t has boon whisporedi in our ears. that Mr. f.
Ezekiel Polk, formerly OF the county Of Meckon
burg, who hos been proven TO be a Tory, obtiin.
cd leave, Gin some way unknown to u.s. TO hayo
h9ia Hspe GlanEed- and that. prspiods 10 the al.
rr,ndson. he Was known ny Inv .'~''---.,. -.,.i
~. have farther learned that, his son una
,r.r1sor. Jamcs X. Polk,l h ofder 10 "F1'1
10 disorace of thor ANCESTOR ,Ezeklei oi'oVNi
,h,e;ncd leave to have thslr names AReIeu " 'i"'
of pix If this 10 true, It Viii eeHat4Y w -
+ 49,, ,.u yvortnv the attention wo have bee'o" {"
i'eh WV a.,is,ng ~ mo fact. We earnestly
pVj"t, ,.onr early attention because, Il Uuo
sa,,ocla and yRnton insult upon The character
Of the American people a. moi,
Webayc already got the Poke' Gown o." NV,
h,cts-and all that we lack TO hnish tue"'' :
lrtle tar, pitch or turPentne
ry,we copy the above extract from mo -
f ...ro tC,A Herald, Of the 10th ult and "o owl
The Editor an apology for not noticing ''s
wcst but press of other engagements u'o'e
d on, ar mind. We think The Editor has nee
n ,.,onnfollv informed Neither Ezekiel Po'S nc
70 .on or grandson has ever changed th'ir nun
10 from Pollock 10 Poli as far as We nave '0'i
d. II conversation a short timc ago win an on !
dv relative Of the family she never l"','''' I,
it ,b,t ,he, name had ever been changed "0
10 oropbies, sketch published in tho Democrat
y ecyiew states that their name had been 'o""s
ut from Pollock 10 Polk, but we have neither 50
Nv or heard any thing to convince us OF us ''o'"
ne tf ,ho name was ever changed it must have Os
,ut ,,hor or years before the Reyoutlon ana
hat foro they settled in North Carolina 'o' u !,
ING have won't BY the name Of RON ever s'"eO y
say -. Locn IN his Country,
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or GoyfRNoR
NILiM A. GRAHAM.

MR. TuoMpsON'S TEXAS LETTER.
We invite attention 10 leltsf from Con. Wad.
dy Thompson, on the subject OF annexation lie
e Southern man and his opinion. are entitled 10
respect lie iso.Posed TO the measu . Readu
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ON THE CURE OF STRUCTURE.

I'm A FORMER ADyERTIsEMENT ON sTRICTUkL
TSsh pn Ms r 2 ~ and Is
Also The fact .s stric: sgTsnty exists in those who an
70 :sse. siSv;ss si + ssas:s
a.sa; 10 y r.
.a Ss;s
IAN s:ssse; :ss:::sSs5 ana viz
sa M RrS s mind ..S . "e
&c: ssSsrs sh:s
1T e sss"E % ms While
ss:Iy mi removed Il. q sls.;:
sa
sspp:s, si. u. eio.S:. s.SS.ssS cha! aroT
sst would % @ No. es
Two C.. proceed from e Shf Su' e'
sss:; 3 y
s'i: s':
&c: :.: Z. j %s!f
s9sn q @. ' re s wGad strengthen any other
ssr:.ip .s IL. Ss eject o. ssiea,. asess:; y.
Structure which the patient does not observe that he
ctive capable OF formerly This also u
Gus effect though Iitr unde5tood but i unassstonaby
mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that there il
through the medium the sexual organs rac,
Pvatr Teatsen Of he author little volume which
many Of the world Al the Of Structure proceeds
the activity Of mind invariably returns.
With the Of Srcturehis, II II gratifying
ste, generally accomplished very s time and without
pain Nothing exceed the
II late in the treatment Of this complaint indeed in the
hands Of and experienced e Of Structure
accomplished in many days formerly demanded
months Many consul the writer who bust
this city for short time only, bat perfectly
cured tusn been Of trouble and anxiety for
years. To those who leave their homes, the writer
dishes his peculiar OF cure, together with his P
eatise which has interesting chapter giving every
info maton the subject and wrtten the planest
DR. Ralph takes this opportunity Of saying that he may be
consulted the various diseases referred in his Private
Teatiseat his dwelling No 80 Greenwich street.
hour and In consequences Of the number of pretend and
books Of Quacky which nst this city he deems proper
make the following statement satisactoy ground Of conf
dence Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
70 nc ha, been engaged in e cur these diseases both
Gubi.hsd thIse edition: Of work expressly On them Also
rpm The most sminsn, mse IL Sir Ashley CSoPe,
pha ard Others and that he 4 permitted g refer % almost
nseo 81 Address Dr. Ralph. senr. % Greenwich street.
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
INVENTED AND rRKrAaAD ~

~ DE BOUDELOQUE, MD. LiSi4ON, PORTUGAL.
scientific combination Of ingredienn Of winch those
ration Of the world They known all Europe tbs
only preparation discovered that has proved nvasaby
being ouch that they must 20. Be used during pregnancy
produce miscarriage Il used during that period
The drecons translated into English and envelopes
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz
Tain. the Of NJ de boudsloaus and lie English d
rectons have the signature Of Dr. H. MELVEAU authorised
agent for the Continent of America.
They Be transmitted By mail 70 any part Of the Uuyd
the United sstss Once i2s Liberty street, Grsenwich
sefee Price 45-half boxes 81 No half by mail
SID Boston Salem street letter. directed % Dr. r
ticn All letters be postpaid, unless enclosing money
iva ne -
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PUBLIC OPINION

IYAu PRONOUNCED On 0HERMAND WORM LO.
II ZENQEe % p the bss pspaEafo4 os De 9ssRuston 81
pleasant the that thy h without any de.lty
They have been in more than I'VE yes during Which
,ms they become well known in every part q d land
woontans Thar Reconsideration has been attended with
desu much that parents have now no
any other msdcne tor the expulsion OF woms The est
u 9om al ouars Il lie country How many children
BE- found who suffering from worms and are psnng aTy
for Tn want proper remedy Even the cause Of re ssn
aN 10. s;Rse One BOZ 10 o. onss 4 b s
Be careful procure the genuine Sherman Worn LoSsns
and give hsm according printed direction, o. the boz
Con.umron Ccds A'Rm ss snS s
Lozenges The Rev Darius Anthony OF fhe Oneida CoIe
given up by his friends Tcese Losengss IN snort
time restored him health Rev. Mr. sreeter Of bosi0n
Sser a. .sa ssSa
WHO have used ehean Cough Lozenges and know Them 70
Be dscdedy preferable all other preparations.
ache Pslpstop s Heart Sea Sickness and affections Of
give im@sdsss relief collie dsnhs, and spssmodie sasc
He has also Cshae Losenyes which taken without any
trouble being pleasant the peppermint
LSsspF h for msy the se % q
% Hf sso POOR aas uuanv
d &. y a ass; IN @
will not supply the annual demand Numbe OF unprinciprd
persons attempted force upon the community
ssit article fy those who are IN ne habit o. nss
Observe that Past nude BY Dr. sher aan bears FAC
sme" Of his mama pgptsa ON the back o. te same The
% e p, s%ss can K. o9nsS
Coddinxtoq pa Hud:op. corner o. Spring. ssads is Boy
three ;ois., Bosdw.y Mn hay 49, EpsC1 st,ss
State street Boston. l.s Is. sl2r
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TNHE BANk AND ANTIDUTE.-
l Disease, and all his grisIy train,
Are now upon the wing again.
Wrapd IN. thick fogs or chilling showers,
They come, to rack these frames Of ours.
lo Bilious Choc leads the van.
The mortal enemy OF man:
Dyspepsia marches by his side,
Seizing victim At each stride.
Rheumatic govt, and Pleurisy,
For their drvad share put in plea.
Ague and Fever, Cough, Catarrh,
Arr armed to carry the war;
While fierce Consumption-fOrm of fear
Cuts of the straxglers in the
Colds, intermtte, Is inflammation,
OF every denomination,
Morbid disorders Of liver
Diseases Of the vital river,
That, wandering through the maize Of veipS
The system succors and sustains-
Are at this s.ason all too rife,
And, Vampireke, their food is life
Diseases seeds are in the air.
For their dread contact then PREPARE!
As jackson laughed At British brags,
Ensconced behind his cotton bags,
And, knowing how his guns 70 train,
Swept the invaders from the plain
30 you may laugh at deadlIest ills,
II your defence is PETERS FILLS.
They sweep disease away al once,
As surely as Old Hickorys guns
And, like the foes taught TO fly,
They come back their luck TO try.
Cholic, Dyspepsia, Fevers, Chs-
Avaunt Ny spell is PETERS PILLS!
PRINCIPAL OFFICE 123 Fulton corner Of Nassau street.
o3 lmsm
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JAMES EXPECTORANT

JAMES EXPECTORANT
n osgMsTIoN. ANS' 66TTHER FGLMoNoRY DIS Dis
EASES The following letter Of DR. Brigham, of Lowell
Mass speaks the language Of hundreds oher
Physicians who have tried and therefore know how appre
.,LowtLL, Mass, Jan. n, 1914.
DR. DAVID JAYNE: Dear SirI have used your medicine
$50 universally known by the name OF JAYNE's EXPEJ.
TORANr) nv practice for number Of years, and can
that mild, safe aud thorough Espeetoan than Of any
witch have ever nssa we best Tor the following obvious
able does not wessu the lungs and prosate the sys
like most other Eaect'rnts in does il
.bste the appetite Of The p.e9 like other medicines
when haze Az zen ussd Y the Faculty In word nearly
Faculty Tor ages gone by remain Icus !rpIy, :.
Philadelphia
ntsS.. ss.s, ~ Ssssaws, s.s fsss Ssssawss. -
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PROPOSALS FOR kATIONS
HEADQUARTERS OF THE MAXINE COR pS

PROPOSALS FOR NATIONS.
HEADQUARTERS OF THE MARINE CORPS,
QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICER
.-- WARRINGTON, October 4, 1874 I
SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be receved at this Office
- until 10 O'clock A. NJ, on Monday ith November NEXT
for furnishing the United Satas Marines
lowing Stations for the year 1885, viz:
Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Chaflestown, Massachusetts.
Brooklyn, Long Island, New YoFh
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
.}osport, near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida, and
Wuniugton District OF Columbia.
Facn ration TO consist Of pound quarter Of fresh
be rec quarters q pound Of PORK; eighteen
The rate Of pounds Of good coffee twelve pounds Of the best
New Orleans eight quarts Of the best white beans four
quarts OF vinegar Of SALT four pounds Of good hard
brown soap and half pounds OF good hard ippeJ
ALLOW u.dlss 10 each hundred rstions.
III beef eausd shall be delivered the order Of the
mandng officer Of each Station either bulk or by single r
on anu a consist Of The best and most choice portions
the carcte pork be No. pork the
ton ~ 1870
No bid will be snsainsd unless accompanied by In. name,
two sustes responsible Tor the thfu peormancs Of s
contact -
T. '..'I. Sse%: n sig EiSlsi; 81 NJ NJ O.
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- ~ EXAMINED LADIES.

~ MAhhlEO La DlEtc.
MADAME REsTTEii.s PREVENTIVE Powders
IN Europe but France particular for upwards d thirty ysxs
a. well a. BY Thousands this country being the oniy mild
safe and efkcacous remedy for married ladies whose health
bids q too rapid increase Of family.
The results Of their adortsa happiness. the hsalth. nay
too vast 70 touch upon within the limits Of
ruE which AFFECT not only the present well bsinS Of peenn
known that the families Of the pm increase ssyond
the happiness Of those VINO gave them would dsss3 In
how many instances does tn hard worhna fath,
spes.ly the mother Of poor aplly remain slaves ,nro-g
to and living but to toll when they might have enoyed
comfort and a1uence and IL v0
we,shed down the spirit end % broken the healsA Of tbs
Intentions hss saihess offspring m besomins
degraded objects OF charity progats Of vice Eve
though comPetence ana plenty smile how ocn alas
are the days Of - kind husband and I.er ebsrod DO
MON OF his BOSOM she had rrace the ty
Of being early bsr Of Tic partner Of has joys and
sorrows and his Young and helpless children Of these ende ing
bstow, not uneQusnty al time when least able
he heart-rending affection IL il desirable, then-s moral
for their families regardless Of consequence
themselves the well being Of their offspring, sin
The feeling the Of sabjecs
mang the benefits sultng housands BY Adopt OF
Of means prescribed BY he would rspccdely t a.
tention Of the married u az. wise and
vrtuous evils TO which subject by slmpls
and healthy within control Every
yrtuous and enlightened mind will unhcsitusly
the affirmative.
Price five dollan package. accompanied with fall and par
eulaI directions
siiij &Si + Ell ~ s ss: ss:s.s
rnnss ,p Omss M SrssnTish sass NsT Ycrt Oes
N. B.-1hOpe enclosing iy7ora
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PUBLISHED DAILY BY
NJ E q % DON D e N C TT.

NV EUKNEK FULTON AND NASSAU sTKEETS.
TIE New YORK HEnALD-A Daily Paper, issued ever
morning OF the weeh-prce TWO ckrTs copy. Country
Subscriber furnished az the ufe for specific period
Tine WEKKLy HRRALD-issued Saturday MornIng q
nn oclock-price sx AND auAnTEn cgrrs copyfuy-
nshed 70 Country Subscrben a. - y advance
~ o the same fate Tor specified period.
sssssYsrDspys ssvssssd y address shsr lsssumae
S.:ss Ssn2s ss:sss, ns,rsss' Nd sasrssA ~
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TO THE LADIES.

DR. HULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS
THIS new Instrument for be radical cure Of roapsus Uer
OF Failing OF the Womb by external application, surur
.d1e che use Of he ohctioa fe.sry Confidently recon-
health having failed Of performing cure under
the most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained character
well a. hi, coupry i Adopted the entire disease Of
insin Hospitals OF London and Paris and Is universally
commended in Europe by medical Of the highest rank
vate practitioners.
Rooms have bseu furnished exclusively for ladies No
Vesey street. having separate from the business de-
partment, where lady IL attendance apply
Tvusses and Snppovtrvs female patients oil imvrc
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA MPANY,
PRINCIPAL STORE, i2i CHATHAM STREET, N. Y.
e6l Grand street, Suffolk,
lsl GreeniCich, Fulton,
116 Fulton street, Brooklyn
- Chestnut and IS North FIFTH street, Philadelphia.
III Hanover street. Bosfon.
INVITE the attention Of City and Country Families and
Purchasers their several establishments where they think
will be found by far the best selections Of pure and undueaed
Teas the United States The universal popularity aud
Of their house with reference high qualities prices
and upright dealing well understood render further
Howauas Black Observation-Disclosures will be particular
remember the number Of the principal Chatham ST.
also be pleased take notice that the Canton Tea Company
nothing with except
At the top Of this advertisement su23 1m s.c
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MADAME RESTELL.

FEMALE PHYSICIAN Office aaa residence, iU Grcca
witch street. between Coulandt and Liberty Streets where
incident to the female frame.
Madame Restell experience and knJwIedge the treatment
Of obstinate Of female irregu stoppage suppression,
Ladies desiring proper medical attendance during connemsni
other ndposton will be accommodated during such tins.
with private and respectable board
Preventive Powden" for married ladies, whose dacss OF
preoarous health forbds too iapd increase Of family will b.
by mail any Of the United States Price IS Pack
age letters (po.t paid addressed 70 boz ESQ., New York.
Boston Olhcs. No. Esssx street.
y. B-Those enclosing money need not pay postage.
~. B.-Madame kESTEsL would INFORM ladiea residing
OF the city, whose health would admit OF travelling
that she wond devote her personal attendance upon them
part OF e United States within reasonable distance iva
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FRENCH CHINA.
REMOVED TO
NO. So Ii Der TY STR e. Eft /,

pALESME importer and Agent for Manufacturers, has
a. always on hand large Of dnue aud
plain white aud gilt French Porcelain well Dinner and
Dessert Plates OF all Dishes, Soup Tureena
stands
Also Fancy Tea scts Rich Decorated Dinner seis.
shape -
An the articles Of the bcst quality ssd BE-
cold on liberal srns, and in lots purchassrs
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a b e X n e r q Yfs

ONE boz Of these invaluable Pills worth all the quack
medicines advertised for certain delicate diseases Let the
unfortunate assured that
ing these PILLS be speedy and radical for Gonorhoea
Gses Irritation of the kidneys &c hey for several
the above diseases the first stage boz usually sufficient
obstinate glees &c. they equally certain; having cured
hundreds who had taken other medicines for MONTHS which
tended destroy than
They never leave the ar subject TO the obesome weakness
which frequently after other medicines They
have unpleasant smell and any taking them
might frequent the most refined society without having their
msortues They composed entirely Of
BIZ ingredient which a'EDats the system generally part.
Price one dollar The Pills can be sent by mail Of
he United States For ale Wholesale and RETAIL by William
Wason Apothecares' Hail. % Catherine street, and
Maiden Lane. o2 lm~rc
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JAYNE'S HAIR TONIC.
THE HAPPINESS OF MAINLAND.

IL II HnT IN " WnNnIVD,
Fstua Piles Polypus Rheumatism Conferred and Ulcer
tied Bones Diseases Of the Throat and Nose Of dnr
aud whether internal exerna the Difficult
cases Of surgery q the succssal ueapsu q vhch ote
peculiar delicate enas The first medicine aud Attendance
~,iI be afforded patients free of charge Applicants
has hi. extensive Chemical Labos,oy and his large Ds
medicines. No esidencs required Of ps,ients.
SOLOMON HElNE, M. D.,
Member Medical Society City and STATE III New YoYb
oc5 lmsie 81 R-ads
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MEOICAI. ADVICE


DOCTOR LAMERT 10 still confdenally consulted, hi,
old Office 60 Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman
udci0us neither mercury restraint diet, him
1rance from business pursuits Recent cured in
days. --
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL
YOUTH and thereby causing nightly emissions and
aally confirmed mpotency the Dr stricte
object being restore the system mentally and bodily
that state Of yigor nature originally desgned.
STRUCTURES disease frequently existing without the
being the least aware, caused by matreat
Of medical preteud, and sometmes by thu
aegect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. efectual
cured, without pain Inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Sur
geons he city, perfect charge made
Letters postpaid enclosing Fee Immediately attended and
medicine with advice sent part OF the United Staes
Office, 60 Gold srzrst Open from Am. tosP.N.
go ms
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DA g U E r X E o TYPE
GENERAL.

f u r. NISHING ESTABLISHM EMIT,
,v,ur E SySI sS BUILDING, rHILAPELPHlA.
'IHE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave inform the Daguerrcotype
Artiss that they have considerably enlarged
tons throughout the Union, the West Indies South America
and Europe They have also supplied
with livery new article used IN the psgueueo,yge Art They
Cameras, consisting OF rs. different zes, for the Of
which they are appointed Agenn Also supply Of bes
made 70 their especial o.r Cases ofa sizes, Polishing
Subsances and Other article used the
constantly on hand Their long connection with Dague
reotype Art and their access taking pictures
recommendation and resancs. Dsgueneotype Artisu, BY
ordeng articles from any Of the above countries
depend prompt and satisfactory scution of
orders Their prices cash Prices Cusnt information
may BE- Obtained By add'sss'nf tpcs.p.id( p,..
81 insp EEshassa 6sldiss fEiaisitAis.
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HULL'S TRUSSES.

HULL'S lIhUS0ES.
NOTTCE TO .RUPTURED PERSONS.
DERSONS afflicted with Rupturs may rely upon the best in
stumental aid the world affords application q the Oee
NOT vey street. either Of the Agents in the principal
towns in the United States Be careful examine the back
pad Of ull usses If they endorsed by Dr. Hull
writing None arc genuine or TO be relied upon a. good
without his signature.
Many persons have undertaken vend limitations Of Hull
celebrated Trusyes and thousands imposed
guence These limitations be relied upon; they made
BY unskul mechanics and better than the Ordinary
Trusses,
Moons have bean fitted mp No vsey street. exclusively
ladies' having from the business depart
ment where female in constant attendancc TO wait spo
cYnale pesiepf~ oil mrc