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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03

We like the change. notwithstanding. Eng
lish laborers are sadly overwerked, and this
ought not to be. We like still moro the "fever
Of humanity" - Beaucham calls 1t, which is
burning in old England for labor and the labor
ing man so brightly Think of the change
The House Of Lords voting by large majority
that laboring men shall not be overworked. and
that more time must be given them to improve
their condition.
There is hope yet. Better days are coming
Let us all work for them. and we shall live to
see and enjoy them.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03

We send copy Of our paper to such persons
an we have reason 10 believe will become sub
scribers. II is earnestly requested that those TO
whom il is sent will at once signify their wish
as TO its continuance or discontinuance. IL
they desire i; continued, let them forward the
subscription; Ia they wish it discontinued, the
paper should be sent back. with the ma &c and
the post Office TO which il was addressed marked
upon it, The post office regulations provide for
the sending back of ali such papers free of post.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The following is statement, of the ExP0''
Of Breadstuifs, from the port of PhiladelphiA TO
foreign ports, from the ilth to the 18th Of juno
and also the totals ,has fa- this year. with the
value Of EACH, the aggregate Of which is sl6l''
39S for the week, against $223l SIS last week
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03
KENTUCKY STAKEHOLDER. -

We comply cheerfully with the re4ues, of a
Kentucky Shareholder" lie will find the
letters sent on the first page. VIII he be so
good as to send all of them, we have not as We,
received the Era
The general effect Of slave labor Is TO iinpov-
ersh master and State. This We shall take cc-
casion to show hereafter. But this labor is used
prcftabiy in various portions Of Kentucky; es-
pecially around Louisville, when employed in
the culture Of hemp. Still free labor would be,
even in those exceptional, eases more profi,a-
Bile to the planter, and work more beneficial.
Pccuniarily, TO the community at large.
But this fact-,hat slave labor is occasionally
proftable-would only make the conduct of
those who, while using II, should exert their in
fluencc TO ril themselves, and the State, Of an
acknowledged evil. the more ennobling. Those
planters are truly the noblest Of all patriots
the bes, Of men-who, under these circumstan.
ces, urge emancipation. We desire them 10 take
the lead We wishabove all things to see theil
many good qualties.-their hospitality. energy
and manliness.-msrge in this glorious effort
Who among them will set the example'
The letters of the Editor of the Era, ION oul
first page,) will be found interesting and in
struc;ivc.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03

The President in his recent visits to Balti-
more, Philadelphia, &c, has been received in a
manner worthy of his high station. Great pre-
partitions were being made in New York, to
give him magnificent reception.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03

AN AncAsLs -ARsAsotxEsr-One Phillip BoyIsn
wac arrested q New York ON Thursday, on the com
plantof Mss Mary Rogers Cor refusing 10 support
their chi6 about ben: consigned the cell when
lftls whispering took place between the parss and
Phillip expressed his willingness take Mary "for bet
ter for wOrSe, }" snd they were made man and wife,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03

But hoe cane 10 With "ssmoa" De - -, Fl
sspPrssses Gssnsn book' now hsppsH = - 2
whole subject sbooid be kept dark h ~
and 'se the light In Ensisna' How-tu no -
We confess We doubt The hole husinesa Howm,
'ory q TOO much ike ''ory ], has r,ssh plsss--
no unevea spois. An things 90 - snossh q he
waves OF Summarizes sea- This VII hardly aaswss
the grand sad the murderer Of princss
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03

l,,n nm the down.troddsn and Degraded Le. US
~. oct I'd Of the idea that we Do enough, we
p,ss laws TO psnish crins. Let us ''.na 1p'"
,ba, true basis, which says pre''nf' and cure
~hile we depend society seainst IT,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-07-03
ln.scrn Niryinia...lan Cena iaiea.

We have received the following note:
. The Examiner, observe, Is publishing Judge
BuIiock's address, and pamphlet BY Caroli-
MAN. on the effec; Of slavery upon the wealth Of
the South. both admirable articles, ana would
simply ask that the following letters from the
editor of the National Era. who was in Virginia
when they were written. be printed by you, n,
your convenience. Iamgratifed with ,hespirit. Of
your paper. and the ability You manifest in con-
ducing it, You cannot fail. If you continue. to
meet with a very general supper, in Kentucky,
in a very short time; at least such is the belief
OF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23

" Ol1.D yon havc2 vii yau posses, an eleetual re-
~ melY aeair~t thr awf0t tap8ec-, that l9 constantly
made Ivy mat fell DESTROYER OF the iutaut race, WoRds.
II so Nc say 10 YOU cuuhdcatafiy with the BtesSHa 81
the Lord attending tte aHehet44u, tH4t It viii ta no
case It 1s<eH according tstHe d5srefioa- taII Ia rrHote
~ atfH- HeeHt H4e-feuacH at Lie tttse -tiCter a4A festafe
a. To lea5ta.6Hr ~ lrut syrup + ttaat entire s=afFH ttta=
tiles. therefore harnless Falaef, Mothers. Gattd5sus
20 tic iatentiess and alt WHO have thc carrot r|tflittu
delay no., tHt hasten and act hottie of ftuseusars
Worm 5Y6ufat tire cofHeref 4Ht HHi rna.ee So HH##.
or aH} lt taer numerous agents taruus loul Tire blnlel
Slafe-
Come prove tie ruth If what ee=ae.
Io Coates aud second haste away
IHefe3s sFutu that does esaell
" af4eS. AAf W4aesHl E44tlas@t
us midi and gentle vet r.. sure,
Mathelssl ii VIII your culdfeH cure,
Then can Ynn, Wii Hou+ Elf refuse.
Iai.hest 1T uediriue. taH-e
Prepared only by J \ q G > iioHensack, eeceHd aud
coates sis Plnla, aud tor sae h. most of the resteEta
b'e bultetsf* and Store Keepers 8ve# az Htet States.
fgce - cts per hottie. seq lH
10 James Baker. 3 Jepsaa aud /. "A Wan. AGENTS.
WtcrlHfs VA David la-kz q "a. agents NaairHseule.
Naf, James A. Gray & -. estuts. Eridseaaft. oH4o.
JaE5 tl3HESs,a 3, wf4'4e-as sssafs Att-ttH-et efHat
~ - BONE Isaose# aa44r=#Hzt fetefat 4Hi ta
~ saicIs N1Et3N q ~ NEEAfN E
su II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23
NEW CARPETS.

mvoWts II TfME-We have Just received AT
LG the New Carpet store i43 Man St, w hcciihg Va,
~ 0teees of the latest and most desirable STYLES Of Da
mask. Ingram and Nenitian carpetng that can he Sc
lected from The best manufactures in the country,
which tuaks our stock the Target and hest that was ever
offered in this city, aud which we Will sell al a prIce
that cannot iaiito please. Our friends and customers
viii Fleast cali and examine carpets from ~ cents to
81 n. per yard.
ang o. MENDEL HARBOUR L co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23
INHA LtL0IT-
WHOLESALE MD RETAIL DEALER.
IN foreign anil Domestic DrV Goods aud
Iarifiiey.

u HftfN,
Ne. ls3. MAtS St.. WurELlSG.V V.
XTY0lhU Respectfully ftfafm his customers and tho
~ PHhlir gpnsraily that he ~ now receiving his
<inrk 81 Fall Goods, Comprising a Eeusrai assortment of
Fancy and staple nry Goods. together with a large aud
extensive stock Of Naretifs and Fancy Htads. 10 Inch
he would call The aittutinn 81 As oftucr customers and
al ethfrs vino may PC IN want Of New and de4ira.ic
Goods.
Ills stock consists III part Of Brown and Blesrhed
Nusitns3 TfrkthGs, HiHrhams5 Checks hfoHd TTnthsi
Csssiniers. Esttinete sud Feztings. FlaHueiz, ttraras
lush Llnens and Calico nf all kinds, Lace goods RFh
hons Glove. Cravats. Hosiery. Puhgoc Hdff. bingham
do aud Trimmings of all Kind
Cutlery, Watches, ltaelee, Pins, Needles, Threads.
Percussion caps, Nreardtau.7 ttue Ivory Gnmks aud
Conis OF all kinds luaEt4t Gli-.t~ Ptrla#e f7Hrs
and Carpets with atata 4aaftrnttof Bzasas dat aud
20 hour rlarh-.f ai htufs md artea-
Country HsIchaut-sud HeAfaft att t7gtIfHtHFte tH4j
ted tn r5Hf as gor|s IT, tHrrr H~r wilt He s-i4 r~Hr7Hrr
t3au At amy other House lit t|HTErftF.
Rcc1iiect NO lJt. conner 81 Wau and Nattct aEtEE.
sep Is JOHN HHffHfI-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23
NEW
planning MACHINE

IN South Wheeling.
y Z. ROOT would respectfully inform the citizens Of
I-8 " Wheeling that he IS nov prepared to plane boards
on the shortest notice aud IN tho very hest style. lie
Keeps constantly on hand floof. weather and ceiling
boards ne rs patcd and ready for use. Also lath mud
all kinds dry lnmhcr iu the rough, which lie offers for
cash at TIE market price. sep II.
~MONEN-Notier to those that want tho
i time. MENBEl aud II HARBOUR, have just receiv-
ed a large assortment of Brass Mantle Clocks, of a new
sale by the Ease. or = single one very low. aep2
BOOKS, NEW STOCK
- AMII.Y aud pocket Iitles, Presbyterian Psalms and
L fIYmItS. Psalms o: David, variety of school Books,
Eclec &c Readers, Sanders Readers, Cobb's Readers,
Rays Arithmetic, pavic's Arithmetic and Algebra,
Comstoek's Philosophy, Chemistry and Physiology and
a variety of standard works on Theology, Mcdical aud
general Literature, BIauk looks aud all kinds of station
AIRY, wide window bliuds and wall paper, sold low as
any establishment nthc city, by
J0ilN FISHER, Agent,
son Main street, Whcelin
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23

" LACK. Il tie BIN, BRO. aieIe. Satin striped, and
As Barred. Nszarme Blue and Fancy Nipaea4, French
Mcrno, EonlazIuo, aud Cohnrs cloth, cheap at
sept % STONE THOMAS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

. w STEPHENS of Wheeling, f.. +. SHoESnERoER
6Ss Of Junidta aud \. STOCKTON Of Pittsburgh haEd
This day ehtefst INTO o.Pattnership under style aud
firm of stephens, SEocnterger 4 co. nj the anchor Iron
Works, Vince mn, Va. fot the purpose of manufacturing
ron and nails Of every description. III / ldi7.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23
&. W. SrErngNs, 4. +. SnoEsBERGRR, J. A. STOCKTON
STEPHENS. SliOENBERGER " CO.,

ANITTVN HUN NUNNV.
Whesling, Va.
Nails, 4. p. Steel cllptic springs and aIles, Beng con
nestcd With S1ornI erger's old Juniata Works, we can
Offer am article OF Junlata Iron branded SHoESBKWGER)
equal to any made in tho country. Warehouse OF the
Work., corner of Monroe aud Wafer streets. M /, 1915
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23
BOOKS. NEW STOCK
WHOLESALE BooT AND SHOE
10 FbI+IofI''ItNIt
VA Ss<Ih nAIEN

~ 4HdiH street.
~ entered into arrangebfeifts WIN ~, y. 49,
H most extensive eastern manufacturers for the pur-
pose OF doing a Wholesale foat and Shoe business, and
having received their fall stock, consisting of 800 eases
Boots and Shoes, selected with care and intended eI
pre,slv for the western trade, they are prepared to fur
nish western Merchants with Il general assortment OF
Boots and Shoes, either by the package or dozen at "a
low rates Us they can he purchased ~ Baltimore or Phil
aielphia with the addition of freight TO this point,fq for
he proof of wlich they invite you TO an examination
f their stock. scr %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23
QUINCY FOUNDRY, ,
OF MAIN < QUINCY STREETS,
WHEELING, VA.
uAMILTGN. SAND- & co.

Warehouse No. Z, VI nroe Street.
TuE subscribers are prepared 10 make and keep con
| stantly on hand ~ the a.ove Establishments an hlhus
Of Castings, Cooking. Franklin. Ballonn' ana cannon
po,es. Plough Castings, Crates, Flat Irons, one"f ana
VNash X e1ties. &c. a complete assortment. We nave
t6e ne.test eyer brought to tins city. Persons who m
lend buIlang are respectfully requested to examine lhel
before purchasing amy other KIND. NehaFe a large i'
Of patterns for Mil gearing, tie best IN the place, VINO"
~ will make TO order al the lowest rates also hrcsh
M Nsctine Castings. We viii also continue TO manu-.
- - ser,,,, az countrv. aud " auanted equaitp any made
IN IN. western country. We VIII warrant all our e9s'
mrs and other work done 81 our cS'Hl'tsiiiiehi' an" a.
.cfc,n a. can ~ made IA Pittsburgh, cincinnati OF any
athrt reimbursement m tins city. Persons wishing To-
tn,Ir1sss any sltifIe III our 1lne viii piease give as Il ca
~ = aiH'"e - ~ HIf4MiLTuN,S SANDS. o
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-10-23
RECEIV
#ROOKSl BODkSl!

ROOKSi BODkS!i
THE s~uHslfiber having entered into such an arrange
nent with all the large publishing houses IN tho
eastern cities as 10 enahle INN Ia sell al theiI publishers
prices IN New furk, Boston and Philadelphia. Call al
lie corHe. Book store of Main and Union streets,
sur w J ROBB.
TtfsT received a few choice Eng nan Bride Bits and
" Filings; call aud see them, for sale al a small adi
vance, nj tls SIGN of the has. trunk collar etc. 100 main
street. sep t. SItOI.E & CARR.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-01-14
TERMINATION OF DrBArr.

Mr'BOYD submitted resolution providing for the
termination OF the debate committee upon the bill to
establish the Territorial government OF Oregon, at two
O'Clock and thirty minutes, p m, this day, upon which
he demanded the previous question.
Mr. ASIIMUN moved that the resolution be laid upon
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07
ATTACKS OF DISEASES
April Is.

vTyHE corrupted matters must be removed from
Il the body as fast as they accumulate, or they
NAV occasion death in a few hours. When
patient is taken with acute, inAammatory, or ap'
oplectic diseases; and more especially are these
attacks dangerous when contagious, or any ma
lignant complaint prevails in the vicinity when
an organ Gas the eye,) is likely to be destroy
ed by inflammation and in chronical diseases
when sudden relapse or a crisis puts the NE o.
the patient in danger. In all these cases, the dose
should be repeated at least every few hours, unit
large excavations have been procured, and after
wards every twelve hours until all danger Is over
Let some boneset tea be drunk in these cases \
possible. And be sure and remember that 1t !:
necessary that the excavations be abundant anc
in ouick succession 10 remove excessive pans
This accomplished, the danger will soon be over
Aids NTH The Brandreth PiHs-Mustard draft
to the feet or battle the feet in hot water witt
Ground mustard in it. Blisters may also be ap
, nlied TO the legs and thighs. See Bill Of Dlrec
ions with Brandreth Pills.
| Agents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills.
n. Heart. Hillsborough; A. Terrence, Pittsboro
VIM. Foshee, Foshee's store, Chatham; ). D
M.Dade, Chapel Hill; Geo. A. Mebane, M S
! Hall; E. g. w. Smith, Alamance; J: a. II. oioah
Greensborough; James Johnson, Wentwol'n
Wood & Neal Madison; Owen MAleei, Ion
ceyville; ], r. Callus, Milton.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07
Indicted for nIanslaughter.-A

Indicted for EIanslaughter.-A rum.
seller IN New Bedford, as ~e lean from
ihs Mercury, named John Briinell. lately
furnished one OF bis victims wilh brandy,
until he fell senseless 10 the floor. The
helpless man was then dragged inio eel.
being sssIf degrees, and cold water pour
ed upon him. He vas then isken from
The cellar, with no signs Of life about him
excep, brss,hing, and, the rum.seller
wishing 10 close bis shop for the night.
was ief, in The ou.er room, lying on his
lace, wi bis head within fourteen inches
Of red hot sto,e. Do that same spot be
was found in The morning, dead. He hst
no, stirred. The jury Of inques. returned
The verdict: "Thst Philip G. Simmons
came 10 his death by congestion Of the
brain, caused by the excessive use ol
brandy. upoa The premises Of John Brit.
nell. Of whom the brandy was obtained.
and through whose recklessness The ex-
posute took place." Bu.nsll was arrest.
ed on Thursday Of last week. and held to
bail 10 the sum Of OIL 900. on a charge oil
manslaugh.er.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07
E0Hs:i1I[lS
l||I|''R|sl4slR||lI|||9|41|I|'l

A M0NG all the advertised remedies Of the day
"A for Ague and Fever, Chill and Fever, none
seem to meet with such rapidity Of sale, and give so
much general satisfaction, as DIR. HUI.L's CELE-
DRAFTED PILLS. Wherever they have been
introduced, all tonics in whatever shape, all mix
lures and Pills. and preparations Of every charac-
ter designed for this disease, have been discarded,
and DIR. HulI's Ague Pills have been received as
the ONLY PERMANENT CURE! They stop
the chs and fever the first day, and do not sick
en- the stomach or operate on the bowels.
Young children, and persons Of all ages, sexes
and conditions, may use these Pills, not only with
safety, but with the certainty Of success.
Price per box, rs cents.
A fresh supply of the above medicines just re
ceivcd and for sale by
ID. HEARTH, Hillsborough,
]. B. M'DADE, Chapel Hill.
September .. 52-lamoi 2mc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07

Officers Killed.-The mortality among
the officers Of our galIan. army during the
Mexican war, shows the desperate charac'
Ter Of The contests, and the valor and dsr'
ing with which those battles were fought
and won. The Army correspondent oil
The New York Spiri, Of the Times states
The number OF officers killed in action. OF
have died from other causes, since The
Army landed ., Corpus Christi. a.twenty'
seven. among them many Of the bra'es'
and best in command. How dearly bought
are the trophies Of war.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07
Valuable Plantation


- Tar suhcrilsr olsn ar s.le ths
$50 Tfset q Land whsssoa IL nov i've.
king On the bad waiers of New Hoe.
A Eve miles s0ulh Vet AZ "a ill.l.o,o,sh.
.dlosaing The land q Barter Dasi. ~ esher.'
:. contains ahous thres hundred area bui for de
enlenes q P1nchaserss Il drsEsd he VIII sell
~ = r.rs q one hundred and iwo hundsed acres.
ns and has % q handsome Mn SeaI, and i
= seh lamesfrd also several hne suings, ! GOOD
Mesdos, Two Orchards. ioleralls House, Barn,
sad stable 4 Reasonable lime or payment viii
= given. Persons wishing % buy would 10 well
. come and slew the Premiscs- 1 intend selling
The irst opportunity.
JOHN WILLIAMS, SR.
December ~. sa-a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07

that foBr 80 ssasOUsrs -.rs ps.d for
sisan'Hgils tt4sEssrs ago. There are
many msInfselo.ies. 10 Pssbls: .. Ihoss
Of cotton lceds. hard soap. snd swosds
and bsyopen are the IrIneiEal. The
people Of Pusbla sTe EsIy bigOled .,hsl
ensfgeiie and Psrseterihg. They are
Drawer ihsi The sehersliiy Of Msslesns.
IL . II Pvbls. and only 81 Pssbls, Tia.
40 Invading army would meet win auy
thing Ikea vigorous opposition.
Af'sr having PusbIs. you have ninety
niles 10 90 bsi"rs you reach Mexico.
The foadthai leads IhsIelo 10 xsll con-
stsaelsd. md kept in sxesIlenl eonGiuoa,
Nine o. Zen miles per hour are done by
The diligence in the more level paris of N.
road. Hee indeed The name " diligence"
70 not . misnsmer. There 10 = shn,t
cot 10 MeGieo from PUsbla; Santa Anna
took % slrn be marched sgsinsI The Pre-.
sidenI BDsamsnIe in 1871. Who knows
but that en- American army will have 10
lsse The slme rouIs sho,Ily! Stranger
things thar this have hsppsned--snd will
happen sg.in. " T. Cour. and Eng.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07
DIR. sPENcERs
Vegetable Pills,
AND
Vegetable Tonic and Resto-
raIiEe Hifler~

Fw hs esss II Disptpaa and Lirer cousI,;.,
VtHE many who have leen cured If d.. n,
IL gering DISEASES By lhese medieipe.- 49,
in5uoe otheEs, similarly afflicted 10 avail the,n
selves Il the same easy and eliseiual Frme,l,. an
- BILIOUS COMPLAINTS, of eyery i'm
Hahsual tossiyeness. and al irregulari.ies al N,
digestive elsAns soon yield 10 The mild yea promEa
action q lhese mrdlcines. That disares,ing cor,
paint, The PILES. j. soon relieved, and ssenIu
ally euFed ~ persesenng in the Use Of these PHI,
and bs.ssf~ ~ the warm weather approaches
BOWEL. and SUMNER COMPLAINTS wiII
heoomr frequent, and IL neglected, severe and dsn.
geFous; these medlclnes are . certain remedy. and
hlaksn occasionally through The warm scason. ~
stleeiaal preventive against any attack Of The
complaints; and reader. remember that - an ouno,
OfPFeyen,ion Is worth pound Of cure
Pnee % cents Per box fot the PilIs, and 81 DER
bOlile Cor the Biliers.
The JelIoriag certificate "a from the Rer. y. y
ffassr, II kershalc Disfriof, s. G.
have used IN my family DR.. HuII's Fever and
isue Pills and also Dr. Spencers Vegetable Pill.
0r the last two years, and have no hesitation n
pFonouncing them 10 BE- most excellent family
medicines; and ~ an act Of Justice 10 The worthy
PropneioIs Of these invaluable Pills. I will s,a,e
for the information and satisfaction oi all concern'
cd, that my wife, prior To our marriage, had been
more or less the subject Of chiLs ana Psreys far
about eighteen months, having tried ya,s.ns rene
dies without suecess, and was very nue.. reduced
IN nesh. lew days after our marriage she COM
meheed with spenceris Pills, and in q day or two
afterwards with Hulrs Pills; she used about haIrI
hor Of each; the result was, a RADICAL cu.r.
She regained her health and strength very rapid.
w. and has had no return Of ChiHs and Ferey
aIes. believe these Medicines 70 be Harmless.
and sale ; and when used as specifically directed,
are attended with satisfactory results.
Z. L. FRAZER.
Pennington, Kenhaw Dis, 8. c.
May 10, 1876.
nn uIrITsC
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07
WORM HSEz3yl1&

A RE preparation that never fail to remove
"A Worms from children or adults. Children
will cry for them, and eat them as they would
candy. We suggest to all parents having chill
dren whom they suspect Of being troubled with
worms, to give these Lozenges tria.
Price IS cents box.
You will please remember the name, and get
DR.. Hulrs Lozenges, a. none others arc before the
public which contain the virtues Of his medicine.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07
4 GARD

WE. the undersigned. having become saiisf;.
cd thst The professional charges heretofore
made IN this section Of the country have been in
many Instances beyond the means Of The Osdina.
y wealth Of the citizens, and that many suffer
nom the want Of medical aid on that account
nom the foregoing considerations, We have 10
solved 10 reduce our charges 10 such . standard
a. WI enable all 10 avail themselves Of medical
and who desire IT, Mirage, after one mile, rrduc-
Gu nom my cents 10 thirty cents. and al olher
charges reduced IN proportion. II Is well to OBJ
serve, when visits are made in the night or in We
y Indictment weather, higher price win be char
ged than when made in the day or in good wea-
Their.
JAMES S. SMITH,
FRANCIS J. SMITH.
December N. rs
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-01-07
COUGH 5!ZzSSla&S

EVERY family in the United States SHOULD
keep . supply Of Dr. HULL's COUGH
LozENGEs in The house, not only as a proven.
tive medicine against the consump,ive tendencies
OF the climate, but Is an EFFECTUAL RE.
NEEDY in all cases Of Coughs, coLfs, Splitting
y blood, Mghf Ssreais, Difficulty Of Breathing,
AsfAma, Whoopiag Cough, EmaciafiOn, and -.
Reroi Debility Rsassushrr o.. - \. 4. I
s4cs yoa~a 49,. 49,. a - sH powerful IN re-
moving oil diseases Of the chest and lungs, leading
10 consumption and death.
Price IS cents per box.