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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22

The District Convention which is to meet al
Winchester to-day, is expected to be one of the
greatest gatherings of the kind ever assembled in
our Valley. Among The distinguished speakers
who have promised TO be there, we notice the
names Of the Hons. John Nj. Clayton, VIM. G..
Rivcs, A. Fl. II. Stuart, Samuel Chiffon, j. NJ.
Capsiu, v. w. Southall, John Janney, and X.
~. Toler, Esqrs.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22
DR.. J. G.. GoBLE.

Our Wing brethren all over the Union are in
motion. We hear almost daily of immense gath.
erlngs, in different parts of the country, outvieing
IN numbers and imposing array those which dis
HnguIshed the era of 1910. Among those held
recently in New York, was one at Leroy, num-
oeFng fifteen or twenty thousand, and one at
Seneca Falls Of about ten thousand. I'm Vermont.
there was gathering at Manchester of nearly
fifteen thousand.-In Ohio at pima. ten ,bon
sand.-And in Tennessee, at Greenvile. twelve
thousand, besides fifteen hundred Iad;os
The Fishersvllo Club was addressed on Sat
urday last by JOHN b. Baldwin, esq.-On. the
previous Saturday he addressed the Club At
Waynesborough.
ii. W. SHEFFEY, esq. addressed the Club at
Mt Sidney OF Saturday, and VIM. FnAztgR. esq.
the Club at Port Republic.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22

Mr.. HAepER-As there is report in circulation
self TO the Polk party, deem it but justice to nv
sell and the cause to correct the misrepresepta-
ilon. The report is entirely without foundation {;
have never been an active partisan, but an un-
wagering Wing; have always spoken favorabIy
oil Henry Clay, and intend voting for him for the
next Presidency. Coca. SHUEY.
Augusta Co., August 1874.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22

Inc ST. Louis papers announce the death of d.
y. VI. Parsons, Esq. one of the Locofoco candi-
dates tor Congress in Missouri. Mr., p. was for
Derly resident OF this county.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22

I5-Read the communication on the subject o.
the Bankrupt Law, in another column.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22
DR.. j. G. GoBLE.

After this full, explicit, and unequivoca tesi-
mony Of one of the most distinguished divines of
our country, trust reader will feel that there
can be any farther necessity for pursuing the reck-
less slanderers of MIR. Clay. 1t is due to DR.. b.
perhaps, that his reply to the letter asking per-
mission to publish the above should be added, and
so here it is:
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22
Cores. Sec'ry. Clay Club.
TRANsYLvANIA UNIVERSITY, ,
LeXino ton. Nv. July 81 1914

My Dear S,!-ln reply to your letter Of the 9th
INST. owe it TO truth, uiriue, and the claims of
society, without any reference to the political
stries OF the day, TO say, have been in intimate
and confidential intercourse with the Hon. lien
ny Clay, both in public and private life, for more
than twenty years, and know the charges enume.
rated in your letter, against the private character
OF MIR. Clay, to be utterly and Jaseiy false Mr..
Clay, as is known to the whole nation, offers no
claim to Christian piety in the parlance of our
churches, but in view of the ordinary accredited
principles Of good moral character, no charge can
be brought against him, without violating the OBJ.
legations of truth and sound justice. To each in
i!errogatlve charge, therefore, contained in your
letter, and reaching me i'm the shape of question,
return Tor answer, that regard one and all of
them as shamefully unjust, because not true. in
whole or in part.
Very respectfully, your ob't. serv't
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22
ST ATE E auctions.
KENTUCKY.

Tho Frankfort Commonw ealth contains the Off
cial vote for Governor in thirty eiyht counties and
unofficial returns from twenty-four, making 62
counties in all. They make Butler's total vote
$500, aud Owsley's 46,2s7-yiyinp to the
Wing candidate 1928 of majority. Col. But
ler's personal popularity has impaired the Wing
strength, as was expected-but il will tell in all
its force in November for Clay. In the Legisla-
ture, the Wings have majority of 4e as far as
heard from.
INDIANA
The returns from this State are not complete,
but they show that all is right there's The State
is redeemed! In rs counties the Wings have
carried 81 Delegates to Al by the Locos-,hus
giving them without any moro majority in that
branch Of the Legislature, which consists of 100
members. OF the Senate, the Wings have 81 to
23-the whole number being SO; and the proba-
bility is that they will have majority in that
branch of the Legislature also. This is indeed
glorious. But what shall we say of Missouri,
MISSOURI,
of which we expected nothing! A slip from the
St. Louis Reporter gives the following astounding
result to both Wings and I.ocos.-'''rhe political
character OF the members of both branches as far
as received, stands ~ Wings, 81 Benton men,
10 Anti-Benton men, and 10 doubtful-totai 49,"
The last Legislature stood-Senate, 10 Wing to
% Loco; House 26 Wing to "a Loco! The
Missouri Reporter (Which is a Locofoco paper, )
says, if the reports are true the Wings may have
majority in the Legislature, and it already con.
cedes an ant-Benton maj. ofS or 10. There SCENE
to be no doubt of the election Of the independent
candidate for Governor, Judge Allen, who was
supported by the Wings. Result of the Con
gressional elections not known.
i ALABAMA,
The Mobile Daily Advertiser of the 10Th give.
returns from 81 counties, in which the Whip.
have gained and lost } members of the Iegisla
ture.-Net Wing gain 5. The Locos have saved
the member of Congress in Lewis's place by tn.
skin of their teeth. Yancey's Qoco) majority
will probably be reduced below 100. Lewis's
majority was 623.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Graham's majority in all the counties but two
is 3,s29-Those counties Clyde and Gates,) will
swell the Wing majority some two or three hun
dred.
The probability is that there is no change in
this State. But none was expected, especially il
the Mormans continued to act with the Locos. as
it appears they have done to man. There was
an election there for members of Congress, and
the result has no doubt been the same as before
six Locos to one Wing.
l"We find there some discrepancies in the
returns from Indiana. but they do not shake our
belief In having carried the State. The Cincin.
naii Gazette of the 18th, gives in the Senate Cd
W. and 23 l.; House 81 ". 90 1.-The New York
Journal OF Commerce, Friday p. in. Senate, 81
w.26 l.; House, AZ W. SO 1.-The Cincinnati;
Atlas OF Thursday, Senate "a W. 90 Il. House
Oh W. Al l.. We derive our news from the Balti-
more American of Monday.]
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1844-08-22

The following note corrccts report which VIC have
all along considered just unoundcd as some
are aioat in regard TO changes in Augusta:
E>nrt .n
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 90, 1914.
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BLANKS

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PICKLED FISH.

a A BARRELS No. | SALMON
" ] MACKEREL,
q Mess silAD,
No. Beverly T.& SOUNDS,
For snle nj the Store in the Bank Building bv
HAYDEN d HUTCHINSON.
WoodstuCk. Oct, l6.
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4 INSEED OIL, White Lead and other Paints
H Paint and Narnish Brushes &c,
ALSO,
Paper hangings for sale at low priceat STEARNS
Cheap store, No g. EdsOn's Building.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-11
The Independent Democrat,
IS Ed TED AND PUBLISHED EVERY "WEDNESDAY
EiY II. &. HENRY.

/. TERMS Three Dollars, Invariably in
advance. Persons wishing to discontinue
will please give notice thereof in writing
No subscription received for less time
than six months.
Advertisements inserted o. 'h~ 'aIe OF
One DoIinr ror square, ten lines or less y
Gr me first insertion, and .fiy cents square
for each continuance.
Advertisements which are not limited on
the manuscript, as to the number Of inser-
tions, will be continued until ordered out,
and charged accordingly.
Articles Of personal nature, whenever
admitted, will be charged at the rate OF
Too Dollars for every ten lines for each
insertion. Political circulars or public ad-
dresses, for the benefit of individual per-
sons or companies, will be charged as ad-
vertisements, and at the same rates.
Announcing Candidates for office will
be Ten Dollars each.
All job York must be paid for on deli
very.
Postage on letters must be paid, or they
will not be attended to.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-11

and amd Negroes for sale.

ha-ld amd Negroes for sale.
Am authorised 10 -, ,everlI v ub e
x tracts of lmPr we'd Ian VI g IN Ma
is"n county, Mississippi, w: rho iIli
hard and Wade places, ,'grrrer WIN sew
eraI other smaller pieces. Ai>o'na house
ond lot in Sharon and one in l. ok on. -
AFo about 100 E.Iflety Negroes,
to oe disposed Of in parcels with The land
Terms: One third cash; the balance |,
, and 3 years credit. shall be ogca
sionalIy al the lliIIiald and Wade places,
and a, Canton and jackson, ana viii take
pleasure in showing the property II an,
person wishing t. purchase.
N. BOURNE
P.S. Should q sae not be efecteI b,
the 25lh Of December neat, several Of the
places will he Tor rent
Canton, Nv %, l8i4-ll-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-11

A LII persons are hereby torwarned
"a from trading Tor certain nute ex-
ecuted by me and made payable to Samu.
ell Thomas, or bearer, the first day Of
March lS45, for one hundred and thirty
FIVE dollars; because OF failure of consd-
Grafton; signed
MARY, or POLLY WADLlNGTON.
Canton, Nov. 26, IS4s-li-2t
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-11
cotton! SOtlOn!!

M Iab b. ken in exchange for
= y lo-,e. Nh es. and c sh, which
have ,r.i,,d aud arriving rom Kcntacky,
T,nacs>re, Arkansas, Indiana, and Ohio,
on leuer terms than ever offered before
ia this market, IT tie Brick Stable, by
BLACKMAN, WINFORD d Co.
Yazoo City, Miss Oct. rs, l844, Tim.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-11

Daniel Sutherland, ct al. J ls44.
ut pom opening the matters of this b Il
q and it appearing than the defen
danl AlvIs w. Harris, is not an inhahi
tant of this state, hut resides beyond the
init, thereof 50 that the ordinary process
f this Court cannot lie executed upon
him. Il is therefore ordered that unless
the said defendant appear before the
Chancellor at the Court room, in the City
of Jackson, on or beflre the first Monday
IA ID, cember next, and plead answer o;
demur Ia the till of Complaint herein, the
ev, raj allegations thereof will lie taken
tor confessed as 10 him, and such order
mi decree made therein as the Chan
cellor may deem equitable and just. 1t
IS further ordered that copy OF this
order be inserted in The Independent
Democrat" at Canton, Mississippi, once a
week for two months successfully.
r. l.. DIXON, Clerk.
BY w. w. VERIFY, ID. C..
Oct. 2 lS4i-3-3-9t
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-11

HB ECEIVE and ship cotton to any
u House ordered al New O,leans, o.
elsewhere. Ware hru-e aud Cmon shed
directly at the Steanbuai Ian in.--,uit II
shed not al ninI "r nelc any premise,
where fire is u-u lily KEEP.
viii adv n as, wa KIT al ic, OF
shipment. Stock b g' or cash, and
will be sold IA c.sSb prcrs mig.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-11
Oc,. -, lS4l-9-2t
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Valuable E&2.; For safe
7 Nah . t. s.I G ~ . aaIn4 gqy n a I'd.
FOUNDED on IA" ct y The Ola Agency
u0c. and 70 ,a. wrst by B. Wells csqr.-
nc Oh Nat acz Road running through it.
ia &c ',.i 1ug to buy may apply to b.
w t. qr, or to mo by letter al Stark
lille, OtIbbeal county Mississippi.
L. ANDERSON.
N. B. | will take Tor the first payment,
Negroes or Cotton, and allow a fair price
for either. L. A.
Sept %, lS44-3-2-tf
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1844-12-11
TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, SU-
PERiOR COURT OF GHANCERY.
John D. Scott Admir- &c } August
1882 vs.. Rules
Avis w Harris, ct al 1874.


1882 vs. Rules
Avis W. Harris, ct al ! 1874.
! pom opening the matters of this
i bill aud 1t appearing that the de-
.eudent, Alsis w. Harris, is not an in.
ha ,iiant OF this state, Dat resides beyond
the tluis thereof, 50 that the rdinary pro-
ess VI this Court cannot be executed up
N HIM Ii is therefore ordered that uu-
less The said defendant appear before tho
Chancellor, at The Court room in the City
Of Jackson, on the first Monday in Deem
Der next, and plead answer or demur to
the bill OF complaint hereia, the several
allegations thereof will lie taken for con-
les,ed as TO him, IL such order and decree
made therein as The Chancellor may deem
equitable and just. 1t is further ordered
that a copy of this order be inserted in
The ''independent Democrat" at Canton
Mississippi, Tor two months SUGGEST, ely.
Il. l.. DIXON. Clerk.
BY w. w. VERIFY, ID. G.
Oct. lS4i-3-3-9t
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TreMcI. s. Eusl(Sts


ASAtSahOAh AOA SsthC VA ESEEts
ENIlOSE wishing TO purchase small
II tract Of valuable land in MADISON
county, will consult their interest by ap.
plying to The undersigned. He will sell nm
undivided half of Ell, n w t, andW l.2
Of n Ell, Sec. %, T 10, R f. SAID
land lies on the Robinson Road, one mile
South Of Misunderstanding thereon
a comfortable dwelling and other neces-
>ary buildings, The whole tract containing
All acres, OF which about 50 acrcs are in
state Of cultivation, and about tie same
qnan'lry only needs grubbipg 10 place ii in
Il abe order.
The terms Of sale will be, one half the
purchase money paid before giving pos
e,son, the Other hllf ON the first day of
I.n@ary y lf4ai, Tbamgr4wiias,nsst,, By
Mr.. Moore of vii ian-'rAn, or by Mr..
Caruthers who rel e. "a the place. IL
not disposed OF the first day Of January
next, the place will he leaer on that day,
in Canton, for the year lH45.
Il. q. HENRY.
Canton, Nov 81, ls4l.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18

A GENTLEMAN belonging to one of
The most ancient and wealthy fami-
lies Of this city, New York, who must
be well known 10 numerous friends, hav-
ing since the year 1914 up TO recently
been bent nearly double, and for seyerul
years confined 10 his bel, has been res,or-
ed To good heallIl--has regaiacd his na,u-
raj erect posiiion--and has quilted his
carriage. and now walks with case! Ne
believe this is the genlleman's own de-
scriplion as near aspussihle, ami, there is
no exaggcration in il. We viii give in
quirers his address, and donht not his hu-
name feelings will excuse The Liberty; So
that any one doubling NAV kaow these
facls--lhnugh he requests his name NAV
not appear in print Among other SINH
lar instances, Mr.. James G. Reynolds.
ia hrystie-street. has been restored. and
will give personal assurances of the facts
of his case. Both were rheumatism, and
contracted cords aud sinews. How has
this been done!
ANswER--By the INDIAN FEGETA-
Bile ELIXIR internally. and IlEWES'
NERVE AND BONE LINlMENT ex-
ternaliy. from Comstock & Co. =.
/ If For sale IL lIillshorouall by d. Heart;
in Oxford by Geoepe +. Taylnr; in G eensbo.
rough by ] 4 ". Sloaa only agents. r.,
February -. ca
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18
TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE
LEATHER IN ANY FORM.
OIL or TANNIN,
or. Leather Restorer

A new CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.
MOST people know, that skins anu
- hides are converted into leather by
the use OF raanin extracted from certain
barks. &c. IT,.
When the force and strength Of the
rannin is worn out, leather becomes dead,
hard. dry, brittle. cracked, covered with a
crust, a.. This all know. To restore
then life. soflness, moistness, strength,
smoolhness. and remove all crust, hy, or
blister--resiore the iannin. This subj
stance the leather never can receive The
second time: but the whole virtues Of il
are in this article. the OIL. OF TANNIN
which peneraies The siiifest and hard.
est leather. ii il has been twenty years IN
use; aud il il tears easily with the fingers,
il iinparis at once strength that is utter
lyincredible until seen. IL becomes like
nelr leather, in all respects, with de-
lighrful soIlness and polish, and makes all
leather completely aud perfectly imperUi.
Gus 10 water--parlicularly boots, shoes,
carriage-iops. harness. hose. trunks, and
in fact all things made OF leather, giving
a splendid polish, even higher than new
leather has. aud al iedsi doubling its wear
and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used These are facts.
Those whe will may wear old shoes
groan with corns. ride with old carriage
tops--have old harness. aud throw theu
away half used-look filthy themselves
and all about them-expend double wha
is necessary Tor articles Of leather, TO ihei
hearts content. il their prcjudiccs are 81
strong thew will not try new discovery
Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
Ey None genuine unless with the fa
simile signature of Comstoek d Co.
| fCJs For sale n .iillshorcush n. G.. BY D
icaru; ia oxiord, By Geole. r. Taylor; il
Greensboronci., by J. y Il Sloan onl, agents
| February "a g.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18
IMPROVED QUALITY AND HALF PRICE.
cONSTOcK & CO.'S
Concentrated Compound Fluid
Extract of Sarsaparilla,

FOR THE CURE or
Sciafala. Chronic Rhuemslsn, General
Debility, Cp,sneous .Dsesss,. Tettr,
Scaly Efuptions Of The skin, P,nple. or
pss,uic. on The Face. Mercurlsl and Sy-
ph,loid Diseases. BlIes. from an impure
hsbn ~ body. Ulcesa,inns OF the Throat
and Leg. Liver Affections, Pains AUDI
Sw,llnas OF The Bones, and III Diseases
arising from 40 impure state 9TH Blrrd-
Exposures aud lmp.edsrces IN Life, Ex.
er,s,vs Use oi Mercury. &c.
The great popularity &c Ssrssparills,
aud IT'S established eflirsey, tender II su.
perfuous 10 enter into any eneomium Of
i,s vir nee, OF sjdUce any evidence in its
favor.
The Sarsapar LA is wsrrsn,ed positive
" as good a. AM other that can be m de
2, One D"llar. = just hall the price Il
these so much aavcIlised, and IS slrorg
and IN a. large bottles. viz:-- @
fifty Cents per Bottle, or Tour
Dollars per Dozen
This article has rned ScIoiuls Of 30
ye.r., after The Dollar articles had bren
used IN vain.
10 be bad ~ the agents Of Coms,oek
and Co. only. throughout The county. IN
New York nnly al 81, CORTLAND. Sucer.
TIE REASON.
Some people are fnelish enough 10 be-
liese Thai We cannrt siI,md 10 make as
good an sttlrle Of Ssr.aparilla Extract
aud sell II Tor 60 cents Per bo,,ie or 81
per dozen. a. Ill utlers Ina, seIl for iu.
double tia, money. The simple TACT is
this, ard all will new be Convinced,
While Fire Hundred dollars is sqosnd,r-
ed By Others IN column or two oi ad,et.
ilsenFnts. ne do noisrend FEE. There.
f"re we make the rnhlic pay but h;l( as
much Tor as good or better srntle as any
que else. md ye, make as much il MT
more p" & than icy. The real cots 10
making the a.llrlc is probably more lIan
lhei's. as We use nothing bu, the best
SA's.I a,,lla Root. &c. And we arc fully
convinced lhst We will sell imte boults,
T. one Il HE dollar priced bottles, wien
'hepublIc know what we chsrge for il, IS
lEsirtnes are such a. no, 10 require hall
newspaper IL sustain i,s ,cputAnop.
| Inquire ai'rays for Comsfoek & C1's
Sarsorcrilia, al Fifty cents, and bare no
Other. 49,
| For sale by 20 ~
ID. HEARTH, Hillsborough
| a'ch 80 Ii
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tforrtTs = - ... I
life NIadfofneg.

Life Medicines.
EsaEl..,s rsslsines 49, - e.safe - -.
= esssln aiaasl etesF eI1ess - s.ist go
kfnels hssls. 49, - sa4s.se sss $50 ff.--
sss,sls. rah lksir msny : = $50 Aa.i<Fss -
on o. and ssek hs@eaei's. psin $40 ~
,.r.s.,sn alter mrsis. gsddsnrss. a'rEinssss
s,nsaIns noise n tle hrsd snd ssfs. dis@.
ssdsss, hssnbuin. les u srFfnles use
.pasms. ~. theF nxr nekne~issFs - rs sasa.
~ su.~ssas T. as thiaE Ger - sis 1919.
"a - ,,,.biir. nee' 81 akese 81 Tell tabh g
!. ~. thex al pnsse ansaluahies 49, ~
sens'al fsuast sp~nens. fss siahef sea test
esaasi Cal q snsass iAs snissisAi s-''''--
Tss sns.., 81 sas LIE 90. saa flass
| ssllsrs - mass esfesa. Il freely gs.e % -.
ausek Of fever. lnasenza. measles. fois
tho q, recent eolds. wlfheopgh. 500 oin-
81 inIl .mma.sry disorders 10 rhsn@a-
l.m and ehosie romplainss they have also
I performed the mosi saisaosdsaall ssfes, Ahsh
ased 18th pefsexrrearf.
si.retse & q sntSadaeaiom q pF. Mohat's
Lie Medsrimes a. has fellam eisaasns 10y
I've "A eserr case. rslls maiaaained the high
l.i,Aracter IA, 80 : Ell drsxrVe6- Falieais y no
,ad fsr yesrs drs.a "a 3 taissTabls sE,s'snse =
sad aaaay no hadloss he ssfefthesf timst ~
rheaaatssn al paralysis. have Been Fesiofed
20 hsalih. slrras, : I'D eamfast. allsf 81 ihs
asual re,aediss had kssa ioRi.d useiefs. iIs
ssfonishiag and slmosi fniFaeaieus s'hrris
hlve slse bsea experienced. ~ TIE suse 2,
asrons aud rh<umaiis paias 81 the hssa sra
fac paralysis e5,<flsas. eeatrseisa ssa ssin
o.ais Eiaadl.iw swfliiagsl psins q he ssesa
Aad bsses eLre-iS rkexmafisn. paiFsiaiisn
fks kssst. stN<sil ss.plfsiisa. &C.
Bafn 10 aaaexessAfy - sasmefate NC ma
~ eases 10 ~hieh these passlS sesefsb'e me.
dleines have been sueecsstuii bal 20 90 an
care My are sasy = aa'ssfsal y 'ns'r
'i sss.u.s shsy ruRigY the BLOOD. and
thus fenovr ali cause u disease - me sys.
ltsm.
Becauseihey act poHegfally pp2n iheseeIe-
iioas oiibe SSiy, aas sealose -iiimpar'ies a.
once.
Because they do moi redaee The system. bat
liaFisOratet -thaa seesifIng no restrain, ifeih
pleasure az blsiaess daring theii eptfsiion-
X Complaint arisiae from silialed tisie o.
the blood are easily subdus0 by The powerful
slficasy &c these usi,o sad ssletary mrdisines.
II u Ihass wae are obiieof - travel, % isiake
snndiriae ~ilIsant ialeTfapisea - hnsinets, The
Life We liriars are PrsulIafiy uftlai. y, mild
Isad saic operation, they strike 81 the raoi q
disease, and qalckis eiad,ease ", thereby PRE-
seaiiag the fatal effects 10 which th"usaads
aIe victims.
SILL waaiesale and reiailLy Dr.. W. D. Mof
"a. sTs Broadway, New Fork.
70 sale also by
ID. uEARTT. agsn.
February. .. S.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1844-07-18
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