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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

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base. infsmeas and inskrpsshls. s.sn thsi
81 Jaha II lef sss - he Mhlgss lie =
nresiE HnMcElhy 81 raa1asEers Tar
truth 10 nst - haa. sd ks ca nsseFs ne
Fes assaa secass dc sEFpaEt II say rnM-
slasrshls gor.ios ~ re Drneerasis pat
a. Lee aaIniag sflsE Mr. Hsywosd
msss be speech IN lie ssnsis abd made
shs sssslsssaans | assied. ne Pgesid.sg
sesif gor me. ID mas his osa so,snlsry
ssi. TIE sntsFrie~ wss uasollsised on
ny PaEa. lie iAsa declared - mr.. uasI
aossmnly snd unsqaiEecsliy. lhal Mr.
Haywood hsd NJ sUIhurily ahalsFrr for
ne Declarations be msds--thsI he lrosld
s.9er he rigAi farns 20 fan from ia
sOckef. his kahd 70 "a lriiknsd. bsfors ks
trouid eessse.f 10 q treaty on lkf ssth
parallel. o. On any line sAorf ef 81 f0!'
We nav net have given. 70 he very
letter and peina. shat wss said ~ Mr..
Hsnnsgan. bai il - ~ near ~ the recol-
leeiions al gsnsismea 81 undoeblsd vera
ely who wess particular 10 mole esery
satd "a ihsar memories. cen approach.
The inquiry Of abe PstriOi 70 answered.
and tass q 10 sassered very correctly Mr.
Hannsgsa himself will. xs think, admit
wliheuI hesil.lls n.
Thus 10 bold language esen from Mr..
Hannegsr. partial 40 he 10 70 that style
which 70 described 10 The lsngasge II The
vsss ss :. gong Il sEonR." Bal though
ihe ofheiri journal vas silent 80 10 what he
did say. Uow that what 10 said 70 be his
speech is given 10 the public. IL nil sure
~ issl'inelf called on 70 deny lie aolhes-
Iieiiy or rePel iis sIlsgatebs. a1f
'@@ ss5.-:. ~ Ball. Pal.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23
TIE NEW TARIFF Bill.

The following are the most impor,anl
provisions of McKay's hill -.
Il The bill takes effect ON the Isl oil De,
cemebr next, On all goods then in bond a.
well as all tina, may be afierward import.
ed. .Salt fish exported after that time will
be entitled TO draw back for the amount
Of duty on The foreign salt used in curing
them, and no other drawback or bounty
whatever. ALI goods imported may re-
main one year in public store without pay
ment OF duty. (fhis will probably su-
perseds the Warehousing billy Goods
UNDERMINED by. the importer more than
ten per cent. additional, and if underval-
urd with obvious intent to defravd may
be taken NY the Collector al five per cent.
above the invoice price and sold on ae-
count of the government. All custom
house officers to be sworn. Officers Of
the Navy shall. mt import dutiable arli-
cles IN the u. s. ships. Manufacturing
machinery shall not be admitted free mn
der the clause which allows man 10 bring
in his implements or Iools of trade,
stopping hole picked. in the late tariff by
official COLLISION with private rognery.-7
The duties 10 be paid after the first o.
December are as follows: ,,.. ..~ .+
SCHEDULE A.--i00 PER cENT.--BranI
dy and other distilled Liquors, cordials,
&c. &C.. ~.~rr ..s.,., f.,.. rsa......I.4s ..->..
SCHEDULE l.-40 PER cENT.-fmits
preserved, figs, raisins. dates, &c. Spi.
ces, almonds, &c. Wines of all kinds,
imitation do, game, cut glass, cigars, snuff
and all forms of manufactured tobacco.
Cedar, ebony. mahogany, rosewood. &c
manufactured rs... E4.. .1.-4
SCHEDULE. B.-30 PER, CENT. Ale
beer. porter, baskets, &c. Caps, gloves
miis, carpets. carpe,ing, clothing ready
made. Coal, coke. eulm, cutlery of al
kinds. Diamonds. gems. Earthenware
china and stone wares. Essences. per
fumes. Firearms Of all sorts. Furni
tnre, cabinet. Glass aud glass ware
Hats, hornets, &C.. excep, of WOOL
Hemp. Iron OF all kinds. Jewelry
4 dH kluNss IuduuldGtuics pl uVs Al0Idlit
l pens, &c. Oil cloth, all sorts. oils. olive
| &c. Paper and manufactured playing
cards. Potatoes. Sewing SILK, twist
Sugar, mnlasses. Tobacco, unmanufac
tured. Umbrellas, &c. Wool Of all kinds
! manufactures Of do, do. Of cotton, linen
silk or .worsspd If embroided or tamboo
ed. Manufactures Of wood, copper, gold
silver, lin, lead. ".''.' -.
scHgDrLE C.-25 PER cESr.-Baizes
bookings. burgundy pitch, buttons am
moulds, cotton manufactures generally
goats hair, &c. Gables, cordsge, calomel
&C., borax. feathers and beds, flannels
foorcioths. floss silks, hairciolh seating
jute, sisal grass, mating Of flags, &c. ma
nufaciuree silk, states Of all sorts. worst
ed and woollen yarn. manufactured.
SCHEDULE DO PER cENT.--Acids
all kinds. bacon. barley: Blankets, all
kinds, cotton caps, gloves. copper rods,
spikes and sheets, drugs, ish, -four o.
wheat, DC, guupowder, hair, moss, &C.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23
John Randolph's Negroes.-

cinna,i Ohio Chronicle Of the 9th instant
says that the emancipated slaves of John
Randolph, who recently passed up the
Miami Canal TO their settlement in Mer-
Ger county, Ohio, met with warm recep-
ton at Bremen. The citizens Of Mercer
turned out en- nasse and called meeting,
or rather formed themselves into one i'm
medfately, and passed resolutions TO the
effect that said slaves should leave in twen-
ty four hours, which they did in other
boats than the ones which conveyed them
there. They came back some twenty
three miles, at which place they encamp.
ed, not knowing what to do.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

From the Army.-Ths last advice,
from the Army. BY the arrival ofihe Ala.
bama ~ New 0Ilsans. on The 9Th met,
report The solunlssrs IN good health gene.
rally. 4.a "a
Great joy was s.incsd in camp, on III.
recspuon Of The news th.i Gen. Sceti
would M, sccep: the command Of the
army. and would not supsreeds "0ld
Rough and Rsaiv."
The steamer Ftoauer, laden xi.h Ros-
s'ment stores, We. lost a. The mouth Of
tho RIO Grands, siuh nearly al her car.
90.
Gen. Ampndia /. in San Luis Polosi.
and Gsd. Arists 10 Al hIs Hacienda, aud
declines going to Mexico -.r..tg...~..-z J
IL was noi knosn wbea Geo. Tsylor
would'uo,s the Army. .sa.s,7 NH
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23
Emigration int0 Virginia

q
Emigration into Virginia.--Ths emil
grafton IRON Western New York and The
New England States INFO The Douhern
part of Virginia is very large. Fairfax
county is coming kslih,o the possession
OF settlers like these. .O,her pcruons of
me Site are al.o likely 10 be rescued ia
a s,nllar manner. I'll is q singular
spectacle" saws The Rrh nond Republic
rtn." which Vlrg'pis now, presents; the.
'depar'nretofherp~n sons 10 Other lands,
and the 'nDigrstion INFO her borders Of
'ct'zens from other Ststee. For years
has che been drained oilhe flower Of her
; youthful poPnlsiton. teaVing their pIare
= TO be- supplied by men who. see u 10 ,rlace
ah'ehe value npo" lie advantages aiisch
: they have surrende,d."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

Var. Nov, suFposibE Ne hsss k.llsa
500 Msxiesss--dsslds % millsens - 500
--sseh Nsxiean has eosi ~ fsenly-
seven Th0essnd Five Honcres Ilollsss
Would Il Dol Be bsalrr or ~ 10 hsss e.
these poor 500 lsliows iiEs where thsy
ErEs. and bare iakeR he monfy . seheol
our shild.en sifhf Trur. vs Should 90
have gol 90 nueh military gloiyi bst ne
should hare more frEe glory. Well
most ofILe nalions ef The ssIlh hsse been
bBlehtrsd np % gIaiify lbs ambition 81
some great mar: and ! suppose ne have
% butcher he Mexiesns. or lsI Them
butcher us. 10 make Mr.. PslkagEssl nan.
DO Ny 10 ct The A@sIiesn people 10
think ofil. We shall BE- ruined before we
know Il.
Polk 10 dtlerninsd 10 be Ptsidfal
again. and be viii mose hss,en s1d earth
OF lie Will succeed A PLAIN FARxxR.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

Why and Becanse-SOns curious
person Gays he n. y. Coo msreiai.) has
teen asking The editor Of . mornIng paper
xhy The Government is buying mules in
Tennessee. end psying sIOO spisee Tor
ihem-io say nothing 81 the expense thai
must follow, Of irsnspoItng Iheu 10 The
Rio Grsnds-wbtn plenty Of mules csnbe
bought there spa quarter Of The price.
The editor answers that the Government
ha. ten m,llions TO spend, and lhnt much
can be done politically by jUdieious At
rsngemsnls IN .he spending. II IhIs an
swer be unsatisfactory Nc can spggest
anOlher-pIesedsnt. The case falls un-
der the same esisgoTy with that which
happened IN the Florida var. when pine
wood Was boughlin Mes 0rIesns. a. snar-
nous prices. and conveyed By steamboat
70 Tampa Bay. where there ats zine
soOds enough to soPPly the whole, UO.
ion. .-.-~ ~. ..,...a -.<..s
The editor concludes with The follow.
iRg PUTTY suggestion: ..s.as 1855
MOles are GeeIpedly in higher estims-
lion Than men, huI by the time these sps-
cal good ones have chased old Rough aud
Ready tn has camp The nation will d,scos.
sr that General Scots ha,ty pls,e Of
Of Sup" MSS seasoned with considerable
practical knowlsdge and soIdisrly common
ssnse. Hs ability TO make quick din
ne, did not entirely unfit him to judge Of
what was exped.enl and necessary IN lbe
plan Of the regular campaign. FL. e
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

We learn that Col. Hunt, United States
quarter-master, has chartered the follow
ing ships 10 forward the troops, now here,
to Brazos ST. Jago, viz: ship Sea Lion,
for $500; ship Norfolk, for $1,000; ship
Middlesex, for $1,000; ship Shenango,
$1,000. 4., ~.,; ~. q. Bee.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23
Sale of the Portsmouth Rail Roaa,-

The Board OF Public Works Of Virginia.
in pursuance of authority given by act of
the last Legislature OF that State, has adj
vertised thus Road for Sale al Auction in
Portsmouth, on the 4th day Of September
next. -s@@ $780, ~ b.. a,.- u.s. j. 50
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

A SELr-EvIDENT PRoPosrTroN.-That
Members ofCongress are willing to make
speeches brim full Of patriotism and bra.
very, at IS per day. so long as the People
are willing to fight the battles of the coun-
try. at 81 per month! Does .his need
proof .-----.. Raleigh Star.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23
Just and Patriotic Sentiments.

Jusi and patriotic must be admitted Il
he the sentiments, touching the late Ore
gou controversy and i,s adjustment. sx
pressed 10 the following answer by Gen
Games 10 90 ioyn,:iop. BY . commute,
Of the ei,izsns Of PSilsJel phis, 10 ssis,
brsit The nsnonal snaIssrs.ry with them
in that city: ''.~@s ~
'DssplT impressed with the vital i'm
pr'sncs sf hssrty union among al par
lice, 10 shsisUer ceoessns the awful ques-
ii9D 81 wsr sr cesc-. Ih,vs been aos, hap.
~ sinea The beginning Of last month
OhenglI for ,hG most par, Of The time IN 4
.iste Of duress) to ind that the ~isest and
raress men 81 I'll paties. known 10 me in
NE Sa0th and we.,. as we'll As in the
North and East, ferven,iy rejnes Al the
late signal triumph over The evil spirit Of
var. 10 The maintenance ofspeaee highly
honorable to the ~ nations Of the wsrld,
rot only most esp,ble'of doing each other
the greatest possible harm. bst also the
most capable, and who ough,to stand fore
mos. in Inc essential uoFk of giving civil
llzsllon and ,eif-goVernmeBt 10 evey part
Of ~Ihe bumsn faaIly spProschsble BY
g.esn power. as / Il ..-5~-~# ~. l.
III gosernsd alone by The prospsci Of
SECURING RiIilsTy glory, woUls delight
nofs 10 = Ssr sgsins: Ens!and ihsa any
other nation. bscssse Englsns, though
not mors sulnsTsble, i, enjoved with
. degree Of military ami naval character
saaig,sBi 10 gre The h'ghes. vtlGe 10 eve
~ triumph We could w,n oser her By land
or by ss,er. Bet The most bnllisD,
trophies to victory. snd The hishss. pos.
sib!s destee of military CORY. dwindl-
INFO tue sii.s.e Of asha)os . hen con,ras-
tel With tue widespread etils OF war.
an warrior. nut because | ever losed
var. or could ever regard II Other wise
tbsn as one Of he greatest evils. next %
national dagsadsrion. bot because have
ever fsfseHtiy loved peace, and becsn.e /
have knowa foil we'll that the world j.
sall Isharing. as it has been for thousand.
al ysars, under The bsrbarisn Of hssiu.l
disturosis Of lhs ~ blIc psase. and ths, ell
'he moa astonishing inVsnIions and i'm.
ptovsmrBts ialhc arts Tor the present. bal
century applicable 10 wsr. tend bul n
p'o'e the constantly increasing necessity
1or regarding with redoubled sigilsnce the
essentisi maxim impressed upoH ou'
minds by the beloved Washingten--' Ia
Pescs prepare for war. ,"
"Wth perfect respect. your friend, d.
EDMUND PENDLEToN GAINES
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

The settlement Of IN. Oregon question
has entirely changed The feelings OF, tie
owners Of wh,leship.. The ship. in Sag
Habor. New Bedford. New London. and
oihsr seaporis. are now fitting on, with
great sehviiy. sa2 80.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23
NEWS PROM WASHINGTON.


The fall0.ing slalsurRi lssys he Ns-
iional In'eilieshesr.l Of che stjse's sn8 d.
signs he Adninisirsnsp 10 Its invssiaa
Of MEXICO Genes 10 % ihrssgh sskaansI
50 rsspsclsbls lhal &c copy u n lss cur
Iesdsrs know xhal 10 writer Iren lkis
piare On asstissi nhieh deeply enserras
Ihsm. We do % silhopl inIsnd,ng . ara
Il any confirmation, he msllsr beng ca
upon shieh 9e hare no ether isInrnsliaal
ihsn what the gsssrnmenI paper oeesslCa-
ally inpsrts:.
c~TI.Psadsnrs q lie Bskimogr Amaiaaa-
- "a. r-- WaahingtOn. Isly Q. lisa.
The 5isnenbsrnsni Of Ms1ieo % rs
design OF The Adminislrsiion. and lhsl no,
only BY The iasasion 1T calliornis, bu,hy
seizure and possession nfIhe snliIe eo.n.
Try beyond The line Of Tsmpieo on lie
Galf az Meiiee. and he sane parallel On
The Psclfe. This seizure embgase. he
riehest sbd mosl valuable pro,insss AZ
Me xien. a.s a. 6us =
IL includes al Of Cslifarnis, from ,hs
head 20 The care. and not alone iLs Pro.
vinces bordering on The Rio Granie. p.rA
Of Jslisco. Guadslaxsrs. and Zsrsteras.
and al II Soaors, Durango. San I.ui,
Paios'. NeS Leon. Chihushua. ca.hui'a
and TamsulIpas, are 70 be the iralis Of thi.
conquest.
The GossFnmen. here are Te,dy 10 eel.
lie the question: nos, IL Mexico will ynld
up the eoUniy | have named. or consent
10 run line from The Gull Of Mexlco 20
the Pacific 0pou he line I have nam.d.
All this 10 in contemplation nov. secrsily
hnl seriously. and the regimen raising f.r
California. Of which gave you the ir..
notice some time since. is the 6Isl liun,
Of the expedition. Iconisai myself with
making tie announcement Of The ambi.
ious desIsns Of the Adminislra,ion, and
leave IL To yourselves and readers 10 spe.k
Of them ss they deserve 10 DO spoken Of.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

"Afraid 1.-The Standard .,ys Gov.
Gtshsm IS "afraid" to meet James D.
Shepard IN debate, and that too sInce Gov.
Graham met him al Snow Hill and H,ll.-
boro', and made him The ply OF his friends
and the derision OF he foes. William A.
Grsh'm sirsId Ia mseI James b. Shepard
Awlui! This rmIpJs ss Of the cr,zy
poet Emmons-Pop Enmon. as he V as
eslled--who dared Dsn'I Webster in
particular and thu whale Unned States
Ssnse in general. to meet hIm IN debate.
on The question---who vas the gsstsr po-
e,.M'lton or he aforesaid Pop Emmons.
BuI neither Webster nor any n,hsr Soma
i"rdaTsd ~ nestnlm: snd Enimons-sho
ey The way vas about a msirh for Shs.
pafs--proclalmed ii!every where--sad
ceI'eves il. too--,hst Webster and the
Senate wers afraid 10 meet him. ss..4sr
Shepard, no doubt. really belissss ias,
he has NJ bic msica IA debate IN North
Csrolius! .-e 1#z-.-r tar . rs... IL -......
ooh wad some power lhc sifis Gle him
To see himself as others see him." ....
','.'e )" Washington U'hig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

Is sdniu islsaaoa q he PEszi1sni, gtsts
General
DO de readers of Ihe = Standard" kanw
fhsse thingsi II hey Do n0i. ihey never
Eih from that psiui. Rsgisisr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23

Rev. DR.. Judson and lady, with several
other Missionaries, embarked from Boston
the l lth inst. for Burmah. DIR. Judson
has been laboring as Missionary about
third Of a century,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1846-07-23
What lrr. Hannegansay NOW,

What Mr. Hannegansays now.-We
recently copied an extract from speech
Of NJ. Hsnnegaa. Of Indiana, ia the Sc
naie, in reply 10 the exttso;,nary rese.
ia;ians tDade BY Mr.. Haywood, Of Norih
Carolina. about Mr.. pOlk's views 10
which the Indiana seUstm consigned tn
Pres,dent 10 . deep soprolsund that ihr
hahd If resurrection could never reach
HIM" The supposed staie Of tbings ca Inc
10 pass. and we were caiiaus enough 10
snquite Of The Uaion What Mr.. Hanhegah
sssid nos. The oficil journal is silent,
WI Mr.. Hannegan has, il seems. spoken.
4 Ie Columba. tOhioj iournsi says:
"Ths upion will not gee the Pairiot
y. dssired information. Bot We can an
81 lls ,nquiry on the very bet aud
y ..astl spibo.iir. Ia conversation re.
& liz IN mixed eoppay. Me-. Rsqne-
"Hl ~lhoa, any st,emR, at conceslmenl
y: Use. attending il loo ,ks pgbilc ear,
M2 ed as follows:
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-12
X. COLLINS, Montpelier, VI.
BALM OF COLUM BIA.
FRENCH nEPlL.ATO
DALLEY'S,

The Original and only GENUINE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRAC-
TOR the wonder and blessing of the hundred fold cheaper
superior all other compounds Fame from million
says n1t the Bible let be priced" Gift cost Sl0O box
would keep constantly in the house, hold Indispensable
bread" All palms, those of the worst bus instantly
stopped by it, of bruised swollen broken strained sung poi
soned cut famed, otherwise wounded pa and
1t untes broken limbs the
inflammation and pntunes the bowels
indeed internal and external soreness bronchitis and spinal in
uries TRUTH whether Man Beast be suffering, like miracle
cures.
The enovang and bamy influence this woodworking
alive fast extending itself into of this intelligent
tncn Look into the splendid Mansion and the fair daughters
within its precincts will tive much its touch
your footsteps towards the humble cottage and the ten
der mother wills its soothing aid and the prudent husband
will confess he has lost cows udder gelded lamb
pig calf colt had CALLED shoudered horse or lost his labor ny
hurts strains since he has used it, For the vast host Of diseases
for which this mighty savo pre-emnenty beneficial ana or
history of forgeries upon 1t, pamphlets Of Agents II -
Daley written each box coOed ink with PEN Is
pOsons you buy. -, =;
For sale at LOG Nassau door above Ann and at Mrs Hays
1879 Fulton St, Brooklyn s s.. @ n p..
The genuine sale by the following Agents: s. 4
Montpee A. cleveland, Brookfedi Hobart 20, West
Randolph; H. b. Answorth williamsburg N y ihe Gheea
POt Post Mills G. w Plchard son, Bradford a. !, ban-
croft Panfed; M Wires, Cambridge H. s. camp, stowe H.
Landon Co., Wlliston Goss & H9ohln Materoury D. saw
YER Moretown; Cushman Flint, Waneni Waterman Cady
Morrisvie j. r. Smith, Ludlow Chnds, WmngIoni Briggs
Price, Rochester; f. p Nevens, RoyRloni O. houlof Bndg
water II Smith, nath&
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-12


fatal termination while the Is never suspected Offensive
BREATH picking at the nose, grinding the teeth during Sleep starting
shhe are among the PROMINENT symptoms OF the pescnc o
s}ERMAN's WORM LozENGEs
WIN Immediately all these unpleasant symptoms and es
tore perfect health Sister Ignaus Superior Of the Gail c
thousands which have gone before She States that there
100 children in the Asylum and that they have been in th' hal
tended with the most beneficial effects They have been proved
be lniailiele in over 4O0, 5leN e9Ses
neuza Coughs Gods WhoGpng Cough Tghness of the Lungs
Consumption, Jonathan owah the celebrated temperance Lee
rer reduced the of the by raising good Rev.
wife of Dbb, Esq., Moavia of others
O''H an sHES 63udT 2oz is
And no medicine has ever been offered to the public which has
recommended with confidence They allay all itching m
aon render the cough easy promote expeetoraon
olse and produce the most happy and lasting effects.
HEADACHE
pataoh OF the Heart Lowness Spirits easickness, Dospsn
dency, Fainness Chc sPass Cramps of the Stomach Sum
from free living night of dissipation are quickly and entirely
''"''' sHERMAN's cAMPHoR LozENGEs.
They speedily and relieve in very short otme giving
vgo the SYSTEM and enable person using hem
10 Sl'' '''''''' ''' 'I RHhUM1TisM,
Weak Back pain and weakness in the Breast Back Limbs and
sHERMAN's POOR MANS PLASTER,
Which costs only p 2 CENTS and within the reach of ALL So
has been the reputation of this article that million will
begin supply the annual demand 1t acknowledged
the best frightening plaster in the world.
BEWARE OF IMPOSITION
Dr. sherman's Poor Mans Plaster his directions
printed the back of the plaster and FAc sIMLE of the
Doctors written name under the directions None gen-
ne be relied Dr. Sherman's Warehouse No l06 Mas
sau st. New York
The Genuine is for sale by the following Agents. p REpFELp
Montpelier; A. cleveland Co., Brookfeld Il. Hobart Co.. w
Randoph f. r. Answorth, Wiamsown N G. Hale, Chelsea;
Pratt Post Mills G. W. prichard Son, Bradford; A. T. Ban
croft, Painfed; NJ Wires, Cambdge H. S. Camp Stoves r.
Landon Co.. Wison; Goss Ilutchns, Waterbury; ]. Saw
yer MOreown; Cusman Flint, Warren; Waterman Cady,
Monisvlle; A. d. Lampson Co.. Bantree j. R. Smith Ludlow.
F. Chds, Wilmington; Briggs Purd Rochester, L. r. Nevens
Royaton; G. r. Nouton, Bdgwateri il. N Smith, Bethel
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1846-02-12
ANIMAL CHEMISTRY

NlMAL CHEMISTRY has proved beyond all question,
II means be chemically combined upon the alb
sorben sym and remove various accumulaons, which,
ed to continue will disease, pain troublesome umo
bid sweings, and scruiulous diseases, &c.
According Chemistry and the physiology human system
remedy has been discovered and applied and rendered
successful removing painful swengs, pain in the side and
back, scrotous kings evil enlargement throat
ague cakes, engagements the Spleen &C One thing should
minded by every phsen that the here spoken of should
be used preference to every thing else, in of gatherings
painful swengs in the breasts of those who Those
in the habit being troubled this way should use before
symptoms of hardness manifested No exposure cold
will have any effect the parts where this application
the breasts painful there means which can be
ed that will give quick and certain relief as this Those who do
not wish to suffer must bear the above in mind and use the
here specified fails in this disease, lneiher can 1t fail
The soften and Subdue nha-
nation of how much Importance would be to in
backs spinal and in fact all kinds ST
nfaau As application in Liver Complaints pain
the hips shoulders has equal and pain extractor
there magical drops lmamen that viii compare the
JEW DAVIDS HEBREW PLASTERhat is the remedy and
two well known among physicians in general any
Their description Thousands have been relieved this Plaster
after every application has failed pamphlet giving an ac
count of discovery with certificates direcons &c. accompany
hox which is sufficient to spread plastes-Pce 50
II pleasant and need fear of taking cold
in that part which the plaster is applied.
For sale by s. X. COLLINS, Montpelier, Vt