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The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
The Case Of Gen. Gaines. = The re-

por, of the Court Of Inquiry, which was
ar,lored 70 investigate the conduct 81 Msi.
Gen. Gaines, has been published in gene
raj orders from The War Department, with
the decision of The President thereon. The
Court found that he had been guilty Of VI
ulalion Of law in calling troops into service
without authority, and in other acts. The
Cuuri, however, rccommend 10 The Presi-
,lent. in consideration Of the good and pa
,rio,ic motives with which the General was
actualcd, and his public zeal :" that no fur
thcr proceedings be had IN the case" The
Prcsidcn, has approved the proceedings,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
WANTED.

TEyHE REV. Mr.. JAMESON. Agent 81 the
IL North Carolina Bible Society, viii preach
ai The following places, and present the claims of
the Bible Society:
Al Little River Church, on Saturday, Septesr.
Der I2lh.
Al Fairfield, on Sunday. The 18th; and u ihs
evening Il the Presbyterian Church in Hillside.
rough. @A@as@F~*
Al the Cross Roads, on Tuesday, the 18Th
Al Pisyal, ON "Wednesday, the l6ih.
At Hawtelds, on Thursday, the l1th.
| At salem, on Friday, the 18Th.
At New Hope, on Sunday, The 2Olhi an n
the evening al Chapel Hill.
At Hebron, on TUESDAY. the 22d.
On Monday, the 2Ist Of September, meeting
will lie held ii The Presbyterian Church IN Hills.
borough, for the purpose OF forming County t's'
bic Society. = 1852 >**
The friends Of the Bible arc earnestly request
eli 10 circulate ihe above appointments IN thsi'
respective ncighkorhoOds. stt CT
! September z. TN ss7sTT
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
- ImFBstaAt hrom Eexl0a
fIIE DOWNFAlL ~ PAHApgs COS.
ElEMEU.

1872 thF hFu&tatk ttQA4 NUA4NA
TlIE DOWNPAlL ~ PAlsApgs cos,
tlaNEps
Tar stsloHigr iinilsissBre. FreFiFea in
a Exlsa frSm Tie piiiue ~ the heE Dr.
leans Pc. giyes sssHFznee q lhe Fes:oEa-
iiea of Gen. Santa Anna . power n Ghs
ssernlair IL Aiexlco:
w. Asssea y lay before our realifF=
lhc Krry inpsriaat inselliscnes lf1n Mex
10 received ihEoxgh letters brought BY ihe
British brig u Mar Daring. keloE. from
Vera CEux. They are dated lie IOdl,
and state thai lie steamer Arab, frnm lis
rsna. lad arrired Al Fera Cruz viii San.
i Anna o. board. News hal rssshed
Hera cuz of rrFnlaiian il The city q
AIexico. Paroles was dcposea and i'm
pfisonel IN lhe citadel. Gomez Farias.
fonneliy ihe mortal enemy 81 Santa An
IA. had DECLARED ii lis favor. and had
seni his Two sous 10 Vera cHz q meei
lte triumphant Dictator and esron Lia %
ihe capital.
.'I'he Mexican Congress wa 10 be
convened III lie beginning of December.
AIl Tie old Ministry had resigned. y.
"An express had reached tie British
Consulate II Vera Cruz with the ness u
the annexasion 0l California 10 The Uniscd
Statrs. some suppose That this means
that Commodore Sloai had taken posses
sion OF lile sopnlTy., errrr~.r
In addition 10 shit i stated above. the
Picayune inform Il. that before Santa IN.
m lclI Havana he icnk letters from Gen.
Campbell 10 Commodore Conner. aad
aToved himself. IN reply 10 some mqni.
lies Is 10 his intentions, As follows; I" 1
the people OF my country are for war
] then | am with them but ! would pVeiel
| peace" The same paper adds:
News has been received in MeSlee
that Monterey. in California, his beer
seized hy one Of the vessels nl tho Paet
| iic squadron Another account says iha
all California has yielded 10 the Amer
J cans" ~ rats4zas ~1~r
We suhioin lie following extracts from
the correspondence of the New Orleans
! Commercial Times -.
*tf Vera C.ag. August lG, 1916.
! Availing ourselves of the opportunity
by y British man.ol-war, We have jus
time TO state thai Mexico aud Puehla lIav'
also pronounced for Federation and San
In Anna. Braves Government, hardl.
,y,al,l;shol .,,.v aenr.bFa,vn and Zen
Salas has pm. himself al the head of ih
movement until Santa Anna may arrive
Tranquility was soon restored. Come
. Farias aided the partisans OF Santa Ann
! 10 bring ahomt tho revolution. His son
have come down here 10 welcome SAINT
Anna. who LEFT The Havana on The 9Th. i
British steamer rallied the Arab. accom-
panied hy Generals Almontc, iaro J Il
! mariz, Relon, aud Boyes. .. sa.~ .-~
! Gen. i'aredes was taken prisone
and i kept in The citadel Of Mexico
Gen. Salas llas issued already letter
convocatinn of Congress, on The prime
plies of 1924, and the members arc TO a'
, semble at Mexico on Tho 9Th Desembc
next,
: Advices have lisi been received by c.
, press of Ihe formal annexation Of Gallo
2 mia 10 the United States and this vess'
!. of war takes the British Minister'S d'
. fspaiches 10 New OrIeaLs and to England
c4 The whole country has declared IN law
: Of SANTA Anna. ~:4r l.. n.- ~ s.~~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
Fn1 axEsze

BRAEDRETH PiI.Is.--Ns wrrr isss lsz<
tims auong fase GExl2Asl = /. AZ sfe=ry IL
lhe~r jaais rrssasz1ea Fsi.s. We tssAsaa ksss
lhey haa "a inaa sraeFsi and anlEssasi - nrsF
N tke nuufruns nrwsEaFss Fssftss tkRn y a.
sirase fhey Posse~sA Aasems fraalaf sh<n A.
e. fFirn8 q sars. nho was sflarked viii sasss
sioasnl hlicas eiselis. - Esnsxed 81 aegias :
cor linds = 9 their heins fas vesy hess sattas-
IS tl.ss ean = sanainis,ssnds snd lsslesls =.
ne ahisk - ran d - Eaa..sr txarfs. y s4F-
iEg "A Il - thiAk 4 sAaEa.
- Asents fsr tke salr a Esas9re.i.'s siIssr--
n. Hiatt. HiElshssugk; A. Yonracr. Pl,.shss'
Mm Fasane Es.k@es SOS. Ihzlhsm; !. Il.
N.Ilasr. Chapel HI; Gea. a. Neanne. ksesa
Hali; H.& VI. Srnifk. Ahmsnre: Ia +. sLrsa.
lisren.l.OEough: Ianaes Jalsnaaa. Msniwcssss ]
Weed A Neal, Maaisnn; Oxen A'AsssA isF-
ssyNilie; ]. r. Galinu. Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

ilyDRoPnoHla.-A writer in ihe Na.
linnal Inielligrncer says that spirit 81
harlshorn j. ! certain remedy for ihe hiie
~ mad dog. The wound. lie adds.
should he constantly haihsd with il, and
three nr four doses, dlin,cd. taken inv arc
~ during The day. The karslhnrn de-
compnses chemically The virus insinuaied
into -ll,e wound, and inEe.iialely alters
and DESTROYS its deleleFini.ness. II Y
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

nWhig Organization. The Union
savs " ihe v higs viii not disaEEn Or tis.
hana.' No. indeed. lhey will nos. Ol
ihai lie Tnicn may rel assured. Tisy
stand a,.imis opibnsg"e para,i. Their
REinriplss are immnlahie. and vi ! lasi =
long - The constitution of Iheir cenutry.
Their task is 10 ieI,nl anl 10 preserve.
Ii matters moi il them IN whose l.anh. lie
Exrcniire power n he Government nag
BE- plarrt. their dDiy i slilI The same.
.fle1aad.ia Gazette.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

EEreg Tie EuE&sEsE. TIE Rirh-
moad Repsbiseaa sasies a5al lasis h4se
EerenliY e0ms . .irhf. Nhigh rFn8eIs il
Enre 1l.na psoisAhis lLal presiSs.s . -
murder of Adolpasns Mair. Eppes lad
mnrlesrI IS eun SC. his notherin-saw.
I'D ! drorer. Ilis Gaoaher-ia-laM died
snd1rasy alirr lskiag dose 0f mecisine
~ administered d heE-his son Was r.
PoEard 10 hzys zreidenislly shol himself
While oui cunning with his fafheF-and
ihe lrufeE Ms never seen afler going q
ihe house a EPpes p receive money foE
. drove of hegs. Tie Ean and In0sheF-
in.lau hesh ssoOd n he way of his Oh
iaiHing rosSes<inn ~ MONEY. and ; skall
has since heen found n harn On his for
mer premises, supposed . he that of ihe
hguEer.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
Public Meeting.

A PUBLIC MEETING OF tho citizens Of
n Orange County, is requested ut tho Court
House in Hillsborough, on Monday Of sha ensu.
ing Superior Court, for the purpose Of tcnding
Delegates to the Internal Improvement Conycn-
ton al Oxford, on Tuesday The 81 Of November
next. A general attendance is solicited.
August 26. il
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
Stray.

- TAKEN up by David n. Ali.
s~4s4gh son, living eight miles north Of
Hillsborough, and entered on the
es@wSsssss ess~sss stray book Of Grunge county on
the 3lst Of August, 1ss6, white and red .COW..
with her horns sawed on, and garxed with = crop
in The left car and swallow fox in the right.
Valued al nine dollars. s'.s
- JOHN A. FAUCETT, Ranger.
September 2. ~.". -'.'~ s4---
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
Washington, September !, 1916.

..... Washington, September !, 1916.
Iwrote YOU week ago that our squad.
ron in the Pacific would no, remain idle,
having received positive ins,rnciions to be
up anil doing. have now the pleasure
of COMMUNICATING the following impar.
tant news @ s+a @@% @.' ~%
~" Commodore Sloat entered the harbor
OF Monterey, aud on The 9Th of July IS
sued his proclamation to the inhabitants
of Californi,, calling on them 10 remain
peaceful, assuring them tha. he did moi
come as The enemy Of California, but as
their fiend. That they are destined TO
firm part and parcel Of The great Federal
Union of the United States, enjoying Z
same rights and privileges as the citizens
oi those States. They should select their
own civil officers and magistrates. and
enjoy all other privileges Of lrcemen, ol
which they are nav in part or wholly de-
pripcd. The same revenue laws should
be in force in California "a in the United
States. by which mems they would, as
Califnrniahs and members of the Ameri.
can Un,cn, obtain provisions and mann
factures of the Uniisd States duty free,
while other imports would pay a duty al
least,weats.fise per cent. less than is now
levied on The same articles By the laws o
Mexico. Those who will mol become
citizens of The great American Coaleder
acy, 10 depart in peace with all their prom
erty. provided they lay down their arms
and remain in other respects neutral. Ht
enioins them 10 retain their Alcaldes ant
other magistrates till they should have
better digested The particular form OF 60
vernment they wish TO adopt, and have
had time To- elect other officers, in thel
places. AL property Of private citizens
aud particularly that OF the churches
should be respected ; all supplies an,
provisions paid for, on reasonable terms
and no private property nsed for publp
purposes wiihou, proper compensation.
The proclamation is dated Savannah
harbor of Monterey. and signed John B
Sloat, Commander-in-Chief OF the Uni
led States forces on the Pacific
i Or inlorma,ioA of such Importance a
he above we find the following exrhe'
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
THE SIR TREASURY.

~ Under the new Sub Treasury Bill, we
are to have, in addition tn the Treasury
al Washington. Sub Treasury at New
York, Bnston, Philadelphia, Charleston,
81. Louis and New Orleans. e''e@-# Iii
The Secretary is not authorized to
withdraw any money now TO his credit IN
the deposit Banks. for The purpose o. pla-
cling i, in the Sub Treasury. until the lst
January next. 9 }@ zF<33a ~
After the 10Th Of May. next. all the
payments to. the government. are 10 be
made in Gold and Silver, or Treasury
Notes. And afterthe lst Of April next,
all payments are 10 be made in Gold and
Silver. or Treasury Notes. The disburs-
ing officers having credits in Banks, may
pay in checks until the lst Of January
next. s"~ ....-..s.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
JUST RECEIVED,

IRON Axles and Springs, Patent, ,Ieashcr Lea
n ther and Irons, Oil Carpet Cloth, Daniesk ard
other Innings, FASTING aRd Broad Lace Fringss.
Coach Scanning, Brass and Plated Bands.
LONG, WEBB. y CO.
sraofer 90. "
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
HARMED,

In this county, on Thursday the 81 i,,stant. by
Jame. a. craig. 60, NJ. EllIaa csawroap 10
Mis- MausAREr TrnsER. ~- %~.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

W3I, zen. G3ln5S. - VT ItuI HigIl
sense Of qualification in announcing ,ha,
late on Saturday evening this distinguish
ell officer received. through the Aljulani
Generals office at Washington, his orders
from the proper department, TO take 'coul-
mand or the Eastern Division, fixing his
head quarters either at New York. Pmla-
delphla, OF Troy. lie has selected New
Yotk rs the most important point, and
yesterday afternoon. the yory first con-
rcyancc that left, The Osccola, alter his
orders were received, found Gen. Gaines
OH his route To duty. >-.s sezs 81 s~s@89 .e
ii Portsmouth sNeU Era Of TaeSiay.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
From the N, O. Pieayunc, s4,h inss.-ETirU

ARRIVAL OF THE McKIM.
Capture Of ch;aa By Capt, NcCNiloch-Irri-
rai Of Gen. Taylor at Camargo-idrdnee ef
Capt. Duaean. ~.ss. .4.-.s- If .~, ..,.G pFfaa4
The steamship Mck'm arrisedafrom
BRACES Santiago al an early hour m Sun
tiay morning. bringing dsts i'om Poin,
Isabel OF the l7,h and from Camargo. the
pr sent headquarters Of lhe army, Of The
18th inst. sH"dss= .s#~HH a*~
4.rhe news by this arrival from Masa :
n,oras 10 no, Of great momen'. Col.
Cla,k has succeedtd in re-ts,ab ishing
order in lie CITY, By putting into execu-
ion the mders dictated for that purpose
by Gen. Taylor. tttOt 20 HIAS'@,
Capt. W. l.. Bal, of the Kentucky
volun,eers, is supposed 10 have beenlmur'
dered by The NJ xicans on the road be-
tween Buris and Ms,amoras.
The town Of China, on the Rio San
Juan. a5 or 10 m,lss Irosn, Cam areo. " %
taken on the s5 h inst. by Cspi. McCut'
loch OF the Texas Rangers, without op-
position. Col, Segun wnh 100 Mex,
cans. were 10 ,he town. but on The ap,
pearsnce Of The Americans they re.iea,'
ed. .ss> 1*ss @#asa aaaasss H. s-asa hss.@a~a
Another Mexican depot of arms has
been found in Matamoras, and quantity
OF stores and am muailion seized. 5.- III.
The regimen. Of Rangers. under Col
J-ck Hays. and Lieu,. Gal. Wslker, lei
Ms,smoras abou, The 10Th inst. on an ex
cursion into the Interior. The precise
route 10 ID taken BY .hem is not known
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
DaguerreOtype Portraits.

FsNHE suhscriber wnuA respectfully invite sha
4 eisizrns of HilisloFough and ~ people eFE-
esslly. who Gel any Interest in tbs lesusfu ags,
10 rsll a his rOom a Nicholsis Hotel. whep b.
has nrniieE Il specimens open fof insfesiies'.
lie has l~en successfully engaged in ihc pFsfiisa
of this sri EoF the lsst four years. and ! non TEe-
pred 10 execute Likenesscs in superior sisse.
lis prires are suited 70 The tines. lie Will x"
main but shorl time. Room open from half rast
eight A. II. 70 five r. n.
- d. G. WORTH.
September .. a.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
The War with Mexieo.-The Wast

The War with Mexico,-The WASH
ingion correspondent Of the New Yofk
Journal of Commerce writes under date.
OF the 27th August: a-a. So" ID
ieRrn that cahinet council was held
YESTERDAY, on the subject Of our relations
with Mexico, aud especially IN reference
to the recent demonstrations of the Santa
Anna. party; and that il was determined
10 take no farthers steps, diplomatic or bel
ligemnt, in regard to Mexico, until The re-,
suit Of the revolution shall he known. +
The fleets are 10 remain inactive =
which, by the way, is what they IRE just
fit Tor and Gen. Taylor is 10 eontlnae
to menace an invasion, until tho new Sam
Ia Anna government shall be established
II diplomacy. shah then fail, the war is
10 be commenced in earnest, and means
are t, be found to render cur very expen-
sive naval establishment somewhat less
useless than il has hitherto been.
| Persons, uncomectea with the navy,
but who are acquainted with the topogra-
ply and photography Of the Mexican
coast, arc 10 be employed, and have. al
ready been consulted, in reierence to some
more efficient naval operations.
The Washington correspondent OF the
Baltimore Sun, under date Of Sept. lst
says, i" From The active preparations now
making in the war department, il is ey''
dent that the government has no idea Of
suspcnding hosiiliiies against Mexico. as
stated in several quarters. "Onward :
1.-The word, and whether Santa Anna shall
conclude upon war or peace, our iorce'
Twill not wait for his decision. Gen. Tav
tor will play the game oil " Rough" unu
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

D9o EkNDT 20 WlSI29
DEsPEcTFTILy tenders his professional
IA services 10 the citizens Of Hillsborough and
the surrounding county. He can be found ct
Long, Wehb, & Co.'s Drug Store. as
uJ Persons not able to pay, win be attended,
gratis, s@s &C.
August 20. 10 3'..' 60 E..-@ .-S.@. ...@ .s ae--
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

The ladies' of Nashville have ordered a
vase, which they intend 10 present 70 MIR.
Clay. The last Nashville Banner states
that il had been shipped by the manoiac-
turels; and persons who had seen it speak,
"i it a~.lha mos, splendid article they had
ever seen wrought out oi silver.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

The Sodth Carolinian says that the yo-
luntcers OF that state viii be called into
actual service about the ist oI October.
should the war not be terminated ny that
time. .. sm-~.+...s4 = es...,.~%s~
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

We regret In learn BY the South Caro-
lima papers. that Mr.. M'Dufiie's health
has declined so materially since his return
home as 10 rnnder The resignation Of his
sea, in The Senate unavoidable. ga@
4~@. y Nai. EafsifgsRetr,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

Ills said that Mr.. Webster will mike
hIs speech, reviewing the course of the
Administration on the Mexican war, at
the public dinner 10 be given him-in Phi
laslsIphia about The lirsl Of October.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
=. 4 tlsrlus = - tE.-a,.,,,, !, o..

49, A MsataR ~ ~ Msshlspisg nu.
H. pra8nas ksrsfT "a se ~ fs st@
Frasss aszfsa ssszsga HzEz 1ifs EKsHiaE a. 5-
AL - ssras EsEha. Tke eEEcEEz faE ffa tasz4~
- $50 ~ ie gasgtad. sd i = tsaes c.
xlEss akaI ls . flI ssssntsxrs Il Es HNnkssr.
III ar Eessssss isss sHy aaEE - - = eEESsiis1aa
: = Isngessasr ssszs. thFy - i assEFe- 60
II hxana ! - aes.esE.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

term of scr,ice Of eleven ssuaiors Of ihe Icgis-
ltur Of Pcnn>,l l,anis expire Ibis fii-lhee
Wings aud eight Democrats. oi those who bold
over. eleven are Mhirs. ten Democrats, and one
Native. The election takes place on The SECOND
Tus-lsy IN October. 4-.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

Nr. M'I.anc, our late Minister to tircsi Br,ain.
arrived NJ Boston Oh Thursday last, IN the steam
ship Britannia, ..s frr.s ...<*8
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
Goods at First Cost!
A S am determined to close my Mercantile
n Business, now offer, and will sch, M @-
Entire stock of Goods ~
4 vs First Cost. z4 ..,s
September :

WITHOUT HNF CTfHRUE FUH en- =
PENSES. WHA1EFER.
My Stock consists Of, many desirable Goods sllit-
able. to the present and approaching season, w
Cloihs, Cassimeres. Nostings, Kentucky Jeans.
Sattineis, Hats and Shoes also variety Of fash
ioiiable Goods for Ladies, as Cashmeres, Monslin
dc Lain. Graduated Robes, Lawns, Muslins, Ca
licoes, Boanets, Ribbons, Arafeials, Slippers, Of
the latest style; also handsome assortment Of
Oueensware. q few Lard l.aaps, variety OF
school Books, . lot Of Castings, &C.; and many
other articles Toe tedious to msation, all Of whctE
will he sold as above stated. z....sr -
] a. All persons indebted to me will please g cah
ard close their accounts .
...% .... .., r. NICHOLS. q.
August I9. z@ a6s al
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

SD Wtll pfpbaliy 4, 4 cod IN r',esmVtb
sass Vi hsFslq hs tegI ~ gpgEEFa
el @ahr maFFEsFnas sf N : stfbs. ar.'a hssh
gsFas gNRasls Esa j. si1seiee j. - Say.
aaF 80 Rsg'Rsnisf nssgessas, Ehast
j. = Gpos = ha@ e saif G.es esWFsaass,
Aath abeet - ass. - ahsRso0rd -
sneaapasas brssssa pssHl isahsl sEa
fesl nso. !. - - = Maaao.as u
s2sl aeroeEts.
Al i:sa. n.ais. !. ftPssssa,e5 = y
a il II ! rssn l.-b.i.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

s:isa the rcecipi of the 0sllei;i vose The Pcs.
.lsn. will issue hi pnSiamation giving notise oi
tl,r change. and The city and county Of Alesan-
,lria will sgsin ioun potion and l'c emitted Ia
the Jsstiilirs Il the commonwealth II Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

The reception Of Santa Anna at Yera
Cruz, where he landed on the 25,hl OF Au-
gust, is said 10 have been very cnthusias-
tic. The steamer Arab, in WHICH he sail
ed from Havana, met with no ohstarle in
going into thc port Of Vera Cruz. The
New Orleans Piraynne Says H.. %
Upon the appearance ofahe Arab Oh
Vera Cruz, commodore Conner repaired
on board the steamer Princeton. and an
attempt was made to intercept The Arab. ;
but the morning was calm, and she slip
ped into port without hintrance, with her
valuable freight. Opinions differ as 10 the
intentions Of The conmellore towards san
ia AnDa. some believing that he had no
desire 10 intercept him. Rcfpre leaving
Havana. Santa Anna requested and rccciv-
ed from Col. Campbell letter Of miro
stlacioa 10 Com. Conner, He also tool,
with him a valuable box Oh cigars, intend
&C. as present far lac commodore. Up
on arriving OFF Vera Cruz, he look good
care te waste no time u the presentation
Of his letter Or cignrs.
] n
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10
From our Squadron in the Pacific.
INTERESTING INTELLIGENCE.

From the fhlladelphia Public Ledger
We copy the following information, which
some person peculiarly favored BY the
Executive Government has evidently been
allowcd 10 copy, or 10 abstract, from The
Official Correspondence on tile subject 10
WHICH il relates:
The Hillsborough recorder., 1846-09-10

The sose u The ri,itens Il the eiiy una county
Il afsaa,lsia was taken h. geek, under ,he pro-
,i.sas Il aa act of congress for ,he Ieiroeession
ii ti.ai portion Of the Disssi1s u Columbia ssig-
nails selcd 10 the General f;osem'nent by The
..,e Of Virginia, lying south Of the Pol0sRac u,
,ss. The result was-~s EIAEmssH 1
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-29
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uNpI.I VE1IT IA = p,I,C..
"a vVnh s.,ot,t, Tt,-s r,I -, - ~ a
or. To ~, N.,cnri, re-. :, 49, o' h Nv - y
impurtir.o f The hood ire ,copcreJ q, ,c,5 h. No.
nials, in proof The wonderful prop,rur, OF m. shov. ~ ! no
dicin..
nut lest , .impL. .t,,,m,r, NJ ne,. ,,., cu
vbo are ,ly impo.cI m 10 r.,,,9-s,.. 'h.s -
tenee 10 The r. tre fnayin,tion. n no., 49,. !, I,,i-s -
In, ncnon Of Mr. R,ooks vbo.. r,s. "a n.,,io,. !, -. -
sern nj our oe5e. No ! np,,,v ,,ec " VI r..
k,pdtv concerned 10 ,.-,ir n, q, o.,y a.. n. ~.
those wb, teouite oecular demonarauoa.
As Nj u. eap remain hut a ,hoIt time nom M. family n PIN,
deiphs. those who fel an interest in such ea.s,bou5 ear 800
Rendt Reud, Rc,d.
W. IN. upI,Isiyned bayiny yi.,t,d NJ -. M. 80.
Office of Ne-r,. Rewapd A WsItop- 176 MI, ",,.e, Pc i.ia,
,op,id., his r.s, The rn,s, r.n,,I,bI. n. 49,. -
or head on
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His palate, the entire roof Of his mouth. nos. up,., I, ,Ddto,,.,
Nd of an. rigbt eve hsy. Lcsn d,,t,cyrJ ~. 49, - -
and paTt Of Inc 1s bone ,.uied ,wsy and ~, ~
description OF his case. ~ ~
Nj n ,nEous bs that in January l.s, ,, hoL. .o. -
nnub nj. veil ,S tho tno.t NJ 80.
frIulcers.
On the Ilth ofJanuary last he comm, need u,ki,. N, cuIIpN-s
INDIAN VEGETABLE PANACRA. winch checked m, de-. an
, fen d.y. and nuo0 u,t tip. The ru,. L,. - -
remission.
New nesh has supplied the place Of The deem ulcers and ,,ouvh.
badly disfgured, his face Is sound, and his general health is restored.
Mereuriak, Ointment. II Cau.uc application. ba, been useI-in
fact the Panaeea alone has wrought this wonderful ehaIge.
Chas 4. R0gani Asadytk. Cav ford eouDtv Penn
J. " Jones. II, solth sueet Pbil.deInLI
CIV Appleton, NJ. d, 10 South st., do.
Timothy Caldwell, Marion county, Mo.
WIN Str.lnr. NJ ID. Camden Nj
LA. woiIenmebsr, Editor FhHa Democrat 277 Noub IA :. A,
Geo. w. Metz bFushmlker. JI7 Market Il, Phla.
An Gulo,ts na,,or M lin pau,i, h,,rh a.
John Bell, Erie 81, Phra. North Amencsn Once
John w. Ashmead, 90 south 9Th street, Phlad.Iohia.
It's. Wagner, photographer. I6 Chesput st. do.
Peter skcn smith, Editor Native Eav.. IA
Joel Bodine, glass manuf,eturer WIiamuoun N
l.. D. Coles, n. ID, Boston, Mass.
Russell Garfield, psychologist, Phia.
Thomas T. l. Robv N n U.u,.h,,,h D.,