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vi. Pay the postage.

NeaC Year.-We have not one word
/" say about new year. To Judge by
what we see IN our exchanges, some OF
them appear never 10 have been pre-
sent on the highly important and in
terestlng occasion of the advent Of a
new year before. As we have seen
such things lefore, We think it unneces-
Sary to make any fuss about it. They
were quite common where5 we come
from.
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CONGRESS.

A view of the preceding columns OF
this paper will readily satisfy It's rea-
ders that we have no space IN the pre-
sent number Tor Inc details of the Pro
ceedings in Congress. The most i'm.
portant evenls-belng what HIS been
SAID and done in rell,ion TO Oregon
ano Texas-will be found 10 be duly
and fully recorded. Bey ond these pro.
ceedlngs, nothing of SPECIAL importance
has yet taken place in either House.
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THE WING PARTY.

The following article IS from the
Vicksburg Intelligencer:-sThere has
scarcely been an election since the
presidential misfortune, in which the
wings have no: been gamers. And
yet The locofoco papers affect 10 believe
that The wing party is dead, and thus
endeavor TO hide their own losses.
Every where in almost every state in
the Union, there is division and an.
archy among them. They have no
head, no common centre, no rallying
point, their fate is in The hands Of such
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There seems to be but little doubt
that the administration is now engaged
in preparing the way for the cession of
California to the United States, and
Judging from what the Northern pa.
pers say, and TO some extent given in
10 by the National lntelligencer, tha
is the principal object Of Mr.. Slidell':
mission.
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4 MtllcrHc Preacher Conricied.-
The Philadelphia crrospon lent of tho
n. York Commercial, W lies under date
Of the 2lsl uIt: The court Of sessions
was engaged yesterday in trying
case which excites great deal Of in.
terest in crowded courtroom. The
Rev. Thomas b. Tibbles was charged
with The paternity Of a child, the mother
being single girl, about twenty-three
years of age, named Everson. After
a long and patient investigation, tho
jury found verdict Of guilty against
the reverend gentleman. The above
case is most infamous one. II the
parties were engaged in the great
"Mlllen" de.uSion, AMI made a number
OF the converts, several Of whom gave
up their business, &c Tibbles was
the bosom friend Of the brother of Miss
Everson, and constantly his companion.
They travelled together, AMI what rem
! ders the affair still worse, the reyer-
end gentleman is said 20 be a married
man. The friends Of Miss Everson
are highly respectable, though POOR.
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INSANE GIRL. We learn from the
Holly Springs Gazette, that an insane
girl has arrived in Holly Springs from
North Carolina, between Is and 90
years fage, who says her name is
arena FarIina O'DanieI, and is in
search of an uncle by the name oe Dan
iel Morgan. 1t is supposed that her
arrangement is produced by fits TO
whicl she is subject. Any information
in relation to the object of her pursui,
will be important TO her. The press are
requested TO notice.
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AWFUL EXECUTION have inst
conversed with a gentleman who wit
messed the execution oil the old man Bur
NETT and wife, al Fayetteville, on Satur.
day last. They were conveyed TO The
gallows at halt past twelve, and were
executed, about TWO O'clock. The old
man uttered not a word alter he was
put on the platform, and the old woman
SAID only few words, which were un-
aerstooi to be on religious subjects.
She is said % have been much agitated.
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and was unable TO stanI alone during
the adjustment ofthe rope. Not soul
went forward to bid them adieu, nor did
they take farewell from each other or
of the world
There were a very large number Of
persons on the ground, probably be-
tween two and three thousand. Our in.
Iormant states that he saw young Bur-
nett, the son, IN prison on the morning
of the execution, and that he appeared
entirely careless and unconcernei about
the destiny OF his fatHA-and mother.-
Fan Buren, Ark.) WhE..
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: TIE PROPOSED RAILROAD.

The communication which appeared
in our paper few weeks since, on both
the utility and practcability Of a rail
road from the town Of Pamela, and to
Delta on the Mississippi river, is, we
are informed, attracting very serious
attention in various sections Of the
country. Some very enierprlsing and
intelligent gentlemen Of Memphis, have
as we learn, had the subject under con
sideration, and their opinions coincide
with that Of our correspondent. that the
enterprise is entirely practicable, and
only wants an effort to obtain the stock
and get The project under way. We
hope some of our readers men more
capable than ourscf will, in a series o
articles, present :his subject in its true
light before the country.
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Far.-It seems to be the opinion Of
Gen. Cass, thai war between the United
States and Great Britain is inevitable
Mr.. Critienden, Webster, MangGm and
Archer Of the whig party think di fer
emily. Mr.. Cri.tenden proposes TO give
England two years to pick up her duds
and leave Oregon.
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EWe stated last week that it was
raining finely, and might look for rise
in the river. We take the latter back
We don't believe there will b. a rise
in The river during the winter. We
certainly have sad picture before Us.
Oh for mighty ram to come,
And raise the Iallahathle--SOnet
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An Editor in a Gr.--Mr Latham, edit

An Editor in a fr.--Mr Latham, edit
tor of that splendid paper the Memphis
Eagle, hal hard time Of it during the
Christmas Holidays. His cook left HIM,
and in spite of himself, he could get no
one to cook him a biscuit, fry him n
slice Of ham, roast him taio, wash
him the dishes, or milk him the COW.
His better half was ill--his baby was
cross, and in spite of his editorial dignl-
ty, he had 10 fly about the pots and kit
ties. q. worst Of all, his vocabulary OF
honeyed words was exhausted in his
efforts 10 induce that intractable COW TO
''stand STILL" while he performed the
iteresting operation Of milking. We
should like TO have seen him then, and
heard the we'll known phrase of ''saw
saw! wench! beseechingly fall from his
lips in that trying hour. That is wha'
comes Of getting married. Oh, bach
ellorism, thou art luxury.
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On Sunday last. n gentleman coming
from the steamer Virgnian to this place,
saw, at the forks Of the Fort Coffee, and
Fort Gibson rolds, in The Cherokee Ma
tioa, the head OF white man, apparent.
ly dragged there by some animal, as
the body was not seen near the spot.
The hair and the flesh were still on the
head, and it appeared to have been cut
off VITA knife. The features were
too much disfgured TO be recognized,
bat is, evidently, from The hair, the
head Of light complecled man.-Ark.
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@The contest for the public print,
ing Of the state. between the publishers
at Jackson, will, no doubt, excite a good
deal of interest in the Legislature
All of those Offices can do the work in q
hands ONE name.
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CYAN important debate occdrrel in
congress on the subject Of changing the
Naturalization laws. The subject de-
mands the serious attention Of congress
& the alton. and we believe it is no,
expecting too much, 10 see those laws
amended during the present session OF
congress.
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Or The Galveston Civilion says that
that city received an accession Of 1000
persons in one day.
The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-10
Saturday, January 20, Is4G.

"Mil'on,n we cannot publish your
communication as it is. Ii is to care
essy written.
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H. W a Dns

Fl rs just opened-a New CASH TAIL
ORlNG ana CLOTHING establish.
menr, on Madison street. near Martins
AMI nearly opposite the Union Bank.
ltwl Crafty him exceedingly 10
show his aSSortmc II OF Cloths. Cassi-
meres and Nesungs, whioh he knows
are unsurpassed in excellence in this
State or in the United S acs. Ii will
OF course, CRAFTY him more 10 sell them
ami mann acture them. You need on
iy see these goods TO be convinced OF
their superiority.
They will be manufactured 10 the
best manner and in the most fashiona-
bic style.
lie has, a'so, the most tasteful NANCY
ARTIcLEs-such as gloves of every kind.
crava's. scarfs and stocks. pocket hand
kcrchiefs, suspenders, &c. &c, AMI a
very choice sock Of
READY IIADD
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A LIST OF LETTERS.

NAMING in the Post Othre at Panola
Il, Y Miss, on the LIST ofJan. 1916, which if no,
taken out by the 3is: of March next will be sent
TO the General Posi- Once as dead I.t,srs:
Armstrong A. w. Allen Fl.
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DIR. PETERS
VEGETABLE PILLS.

El'IME, which tries all things" has thorough
ly established the inestimable value of these
Pills as a ca;naEtic, ambitious and detergent me-
dicine. 1t is now twelve YEARS since Dr. Pc
TIERS gave them to the world, and their reputa-
Ton, founded On his long experience, still cOntin-
ties TO increase. The annual sales, which, dull
Ing the FIRST year, amounted TO one bundled thou
sAnd boxes, have, during the past year, exceeded
ten times that amount; and tine market for them
once confined to few states, now comprises not
only the entire Union, bus Canada, New Bruins
wick, Nova Scotia, AMI the West Indies. They
ma truly he termed the greet household Med :
cine Of the South and Wesf. No other Pills have
ever been 50 widely patronized in those region .
They are purely vegetable in their nature, and so
rd and gentle in their operations, that they ma,
he given with perfect safety even to an infant.
There is not particle Of any irritating or drastic
sd lnce in their composition, yet they act upon
tle secretions with unequaIlsd certainty and d.
RICHNESS; thus purifying the constituents of the
blood, and enabling nature to throw into the car.
Sniatson a perfectly healthy fluid. Among the
multitude Of diseases TO the cure of which DIR. Pc.
ters's Vegetable Pills are adapted, may be men,
tioned-ha'ituai Costiyeness, Bilious Fever, A..
que and Fever, Jaundce, Cholic, Dyspepsia,
Worms, Female Irregularities, Heartburn, Dys-
tn,ory, Diarrhea, Torpor of the Bowels, Piles,
Fiainlence, Loss Of Appetite, Fuusd Tongue,
Nausea, Rheumatism, Asthma, Dropsy, Bails, and
all diseases Of the Skn ci1sed " impuriy Of the
blood +: together with every species of complaint
affecting the stomach or bowels.
For sale at this Office.
,aruary 4. 10
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REV. DIR. BARrHoLoMEw's
Pink Syrup,

For Coughs, Colds, Iaeatn-G, Sore Throat
Tain IN The Breast, Difficulty Of BreQthing,
Heart Burn, and cory eompL1ini
nhieh causes Consumption.
HIS remedy, gwen to the public under the
sanction of one of the FIST divines of the age,
and man Of responsibility, is considered by the
Faculty of New York as the best medicine Of the
kind offered for sale. Ii is sure remedy against
Consumption, if taken in time. lie sure and oh.
tain the genuine.
Sold, wholesale, by Coms,ock & Co., 81 Cort-
landi street, New York; and by d. Heart, Hills
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and J. l. X.
Sloan, GreensbOrough.
February ii. ca
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STATE OF H-CAR0LlNA,
,r "8 g. Orange County. ~.-v f.
In Equi,y-March Term, 1916.

In Equity-March Term, 1916.
Leonard Smith, and others, VS.. Nancy Smith,
.is and others.
n this cause, affidavit being made BY Josiah
Turner, one Of the complaiIianis, that Willial:,
Gates, Stephen Gates, and Frederick Gates, heirs
at law Of Catharne Gates, are not inhabitants Of
this state, notice is hereby giyen that unless the
said William Gates, Stephen Gates, AMI Frederick
Gates appear at the next term Of this Court, 10
be held at the court house in Hllsborough, on the
second Monday of September next, and plead, an.
swcr, or dcmur, the bill will be taken plo conesso
as TO them, and set down for hearing OK parte.
Witness, James Webb, Clerk and Master of
our said Court, at Office, the second Monday oil
March, 1886.
JAMES WEBB, C. e..
i'rlce adv. s4:50. 3l--6w
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and Summer Goods,

sss.sisssnE errrr suEirsy II arrieies nzlaly ksFa
n is maIksl. AmOag xhlsh - e ieasae--
Dsnnssies. RIgEa al blasaA.r1. iso1 : y y
slzTiETs Ksdes -.- ST..
4 saPsriT szUtnrnl e Ps.zas, Ansliusn.
Bssiish and FHenrh;
Black and oslsHod LawnS. GinEhszaS. GusiinS,
Brnsrs, End EnlE0i1eIra Mns4ns
hsTsesllrs sna GrAs Shifts. Graduated stnpes
Rsaes, > supeEi1r article 81 Crab. an ~ nssoEi'
mens q Tnmnins az LAaie-' DEss@ss
fEenrh cl0lhs md casanaeses. haaCk ard fancy
ard . conFlrar sasutDent II Boys and Chll'
drrn's IlCshingi
Genslrmru's Gloves . great EaEiesy, and SIN
Knil and Back@kin SasTxndeEs;
Waking Canes, ImbEelss. PsEasolS OIL cissh
AID OF Silk;
Palm, LeghOrn. Panama, and csniOn Hstsi
Persian lac and LeghOrn Boanets;
Ladies' shoes. Waking lies and Siippeni
SspeEior fnsRch Latter PapeE, Aoie Paper
Transparent Ma.eEs, Indellbae Ink, and Glssi
Fountain Iak-s;Gnds;
VERY superior Grass & Grading Blades, whst
stones.
GROCERIES.
choics Tea. BLACK and gEeen. Rice, Chocolate
Chrasllrd. L0Af, and Powdered sugar, Salsd Oil
spsra. TalloW, and Adsmantine Candies. and
Thomas superior Tobacco and segaEA
Also. IS sacks COfce, >, 10 and III cents.
APIl -. as
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THE TREASURY OF HISTORY.

Comprising General introductory Outline OF
C'nUersat History, -incient md Modern, ana
Series Of Separate Histories Of trery P,ii,.
cipdI Nation that erists, their Rise, Progress.
Present Condition, dc. &c. BY Samuel Maun.
der. Tie History Of Amerieo, edited by John
Inman.
THE above valuable work Is Just COMPLETED
forming two large octave volumes, printed
on fine paper, with clear type, illustrated with
BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVED VIGNEPTE
TlTLES-bound in a substantial and elegan,
binding, and will be furnished at only -Four Dol.
lars :! 1t forms oil Itself complete - LIBRA.
RI OF HIST0RY-of inestimablc value 10 any
ono who wishes to inform himself at trifng cost
OF the past history and present state Of every prn-
cipal nation that exists, as well as more particu-
laTly OF the very recent exciting events and pre-
sent political relations Of our own country. A
splendid edition of the same work has also been
issued in Nos in paper covers, suitable for mail.
ing, and will be sent to any part of the United
States at the reduced rates of periodical postage.
Price for the work in Nos. (completel So.
Full bound, in two Vols, 81.
Agents are wanted to obtain subscribers in eve.
ry town in the United States. Any person oh.
tanning two or more su scfI tons, may dedu t
one third of the same as his commission, and 1, n
on the receipt of the balnce accompanying his
order, the work will INN Q lately be forwarded, by
mail or otherwise, as he nay direct. Address,
post paid, the publisher, a..
DANIEL ADEE,
l97 Fulton Stree, n Y.
January, 1s46. a.. Ia
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IMPORTANT TO MILL OWNERS
HoSchIkiss'
Vertical Water Wheel.

TIE subscribers, having witnessed the success
tul operation of these wheels, were induced
to purchase the night Of using them in the STAG
Of North Carolina; and they now oiIer for SAID
individual rights at Fifty Dollars, or rights for
whole county, on reasonable terms.
Besides being generally adopted in the North.
ern States, these wheels are coming into general
use in the Southern States. We have sold about
100 Rights, 80 of which are in successful opera
ton in Cumberland county.
These wheels are more durable, end more cash
" kept in order when properly put together than
the fiutter wheel. They viii save one-third of
the water, and run web in back water, when there
is head above. The speed of the saw is in
creased to more than double the strokes per lni-
mute.
We refer, among Others, 10 the following gen.
tlemen, some of whom have had the wheels in
operation twelve months or more and from ma
nv Of them, and others, we have received certifi-
Gates expressing their high appreciation of the SUI
perior advantages of these over the fiuttcr Wheel
and stating that their saws will cut $500, 5000,
$500, and even as high as 5000 fee. per day, and
sots 0ne-tlird Of tie tcatts.
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WOE ms, WORM s!!

a OLMSTOCk'S NERMlFUGE for the GER
- tain destruction Of Worms. This much &C.
lebrated article Is now for sale in this place by d.
Heart. The numerous lives that have been saw
ed by this article, is sufficient guarantee that
every mother should keep it in her house. The
public have been grossly deceived Of late, by GER
tain other preparations got up in imitation Of this
They must consider it great blessing that they
have now within their reach the only genuine
preparation, which is certain to destroy any guam
tity Of worms child may have. 1t is useless to
accompany this with any certificate, the article is
well known without.
Sold, WI" -csale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cort-
land street, New York; and by D. Heart, Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and J. & r.
Sloan, Greensborough.
April .. - 10
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Hays Liniment,
FOR THE PILES

-TsIiiS preparation, winch has been counterscit
u cd by number vi Druggists, owing to il
wonderful power over the Piles, is now for sale BY
ID. Heart of this place. Persons have been en-.
tirely cured by the use of only half bottle. The
hardest cascs are not proof against its power. II
Is well known, that almost every individual is
troubled more or less with this distressing com.
plant, for the cure Of which, they would give any
amount of money. The genuine Hays Imminent
gives no pain in the application, not the least.
The counterfeit preparations give great pain, which
is almost insuilerable. Purchasers should there
fore see that Coms,ock & Co.'S name is on each
bottle before buying-none other genuine
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock d Co., 81 Cort-
landt street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, and J. & Il
Sloan, GrcensborOugh.
February IL. 46
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MoaRIS'S NATIONAL PRESS,
A JOURNAL FOR HOME:

a JOURNAL FOR HOME;
A Repository Of Letters; A Rseond Of Art; A
Mirror Of PQssing E0tatS.
Is published every Saturday, in the City of New
York, ar TWO DOLLARS YEAR, IN ADVANCE.
rENHIS elegant refined and aluable Family
- Newspaper, Is established upon plan that
combines the highest resources of National talent
with the best clements of extensive popularity
and at so t,ifing an qnnucl cost, as to place it
within the convenient reach Of Alt CLASSES or
SOCIETY.
The following are the most extraordinary in-
ducenents ever offered by any publisher for form
ing Clubs. We nerer do hlags 5y hutes. In
making present to our friends, we wish it to I've
a vau ole one--one that they will be gratilied to
receive, and one that viii be worth preserving.
In this spirit-and with the desi.e of extending
our al.c4dy widespread and daily increasing cir
culatlon, we oiier @%%#@
TO PO5TMASTERS AND OTHERS,
THESE INDUCEMENTS To FORM CLUBS.
I,-For S5,..we will send three copies of the
National Press for one year, and a copy of VIII
LIs's EPHEaERA, complete, which rctdils at one
dollar! :s 35&@
H.-For $40, we will send seven copies Of the
National Press for one year, and complete set
Of WILLIs's DAsHEs AT LIFE, in five parts, which
retaiis at two dollars and fifty cents -y.-..
HI.-For SIS, we will sead twelve copies Of
the National Press for one year, and copy of
the MIRROR LIBaARr--a splendid octave vol
ume, handsomely bound, which retas at three
dollars. $685.
IV.-For $50, we will send seventeen copies
of the National Press for one year, and copy of
the COMPLETE WoRKs OF n. p. WILLIS, an ele-
Ant octave volume Of 1000 pages, which retails
a, tiyt. dollars! f,.-.e@zs agea
a., Grin Eons, orders remittances and all com.
,onnic lions. 10 he a., 'Ares.cd (post paid) TO
GEORGE p. s..'hRlS,
No. l07 Fulton street, ..sm /. A'
May IA, -... + - 2s-
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Lin's Balm of China.
F0r Bruises, Sores, BIZ, Cuts. on Nore,

For Bruises, Sores, Bis, GUS, Cd Sores,
and Plies.
"A VERY valuable preparation under this name,
- is to be had of ID. Heart, in this place. is
merchants are 50 well adapted to the healing Of
Cuts, Old Sores, &c. that Its effect is immediate.
One nights application will suffice for the cure
and relief of almost any kind of pain. The pub
lie well appreciate this article as they get the
worth of their money ten times over. - ,..
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co., 81 Cort
landt street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hills
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and ]. & X.
Sloan, Greensborough.
February IL. .. Cd
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TEE HILLSEoR0UGH RECORDER,
IS BLIsHED5wEEKL
ny DENNIS HEhRTT

Terms.-Three Dollars year, or Two Dol
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
OF five subscribers, who make the payments strict
ly in advance, will be furnished at Two Dollars
IA ycsa each. - '"5
No paper will he discontinued until all arrcara'
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher
Hefeaiter no paper will DO sent to new sup
scriber out Of this state unless payment Is made III
advance, or some person in tie state will bccoh
responsible TO the editor and in 10 case vii the
paper he sent TO a subscriber out Of the state 'o'
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not :cce,iing sixteen 1lies'
one dollar for the rst, and twenty-five CO ms III
each subsequent insertion; longer ones III pro
per in. Court a lveit, ements twenty-five p
Gel {. higher. A &c nc ion Of onc-thrd viii -
u!a lie to advertisers b, the year.
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NEWS
Liniment and EliXcr,
FOR RHEUMATISM.

TIVE sudden, certain and sure relief that the
IL use Of this preparation gives 10 the sufferer is
almost beyond belief. Its penetrating powers, are
very great, so much so, that the worst cases have
been entirely cured in two or three days. Person,
troubled with this complaint have only to Use these
preparations according to directions, the ExeT. in
wardly, and the Linment applied outwarjly, and
a cure is effected almost before they have looked
for any good results to follow the Application.
Quite nuriiiI OF PsTsuna in the city aud state Of
New York, who have been cured BY the use Of
these preparations, have given large sums To the
Prorrieiors, TO be applied to the giving of them To
the poor, which is daily done. Certificates with
out number, are pouring in every day or two. II
Is useless to say, that this article has also been
eouRtcrfeited, and the public are cautioned against
buying any that has not the signature Of Comstock
& Co. upon each bottle.
Sold, wholesale, by Comstock & Co.. 81 Cori.
landt street, New York; and by ID. Heart, Hills
borough, DR.. James Young, Oxford, aud J. & X.
SlOan, GEeCnsbOrough.
April 8. IL