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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
Chnrre Of GarhIing.

The Indiana Journal, few days since charged The
LoganspOr Pbaros with the dishonesty of publishing
CARRIED extract of one of General Tayors letters,
for the purpose of showing that the General was in
favor of marching to the Rio Grande and claiming
that river as the Texan boundary. To sustain its
impuaton the Journal copies from the letter a
longer extract which, taken By ITSELF seems to justify
it. But the truth is the Journal garbes the ideas Of
General Taylor, if not his words, neither of which
was done by the Pharos. The following extract
includes those published by the Paros and the Jour-
nal, and little more and it proves the Pharos right
and the Journal wrong as to the ideas or opinions
expressed by General sylor on this subject
81 have reason to believe, moreover, that salu-
tary moral effect has been exercised upon the Next
cans. Their traders continually carrying home
the news Of our position and increasing numbers,
and are confessedy struck by the spectacle of large
camp Of well appointed and disciplined troops accom-
panied by perfect security to their persons and pro-
perry, instead Of the impressment and pillage to
which they are subject in their own country. For
these position thus far has, think, been
the best possible; but that the entire force will
soon be concentrated, it may well be question whe-
Their the views Of government will be best carried out
by our remaining at this point 1t is with great
Difference that make any suggestion on topics which
may become matter of delicate negotiation; but if
oui BONciuhhcut, queSNOh VI
makes the line of the Rio Grande an ultinutun,
cannot doubt that the settlement will be greatly fac-
ated and FASTENED by taking possession at once
Of one or two suitable points on OF quite that
river. Our strength and state Of preparation should
be displayed in a manner not to be mistaken. How
ever salutary may be the effect produced upon the
border people by presence here, ice too far
from the frontier to impress the government Of Meri
co rih our readiness 10 rndicate, By force Of arms,
# necessary, title TO The country as far the
Rio Grande. The army of occupation will in few
days be concentrated at this point, in condition for
vigorous and efficient service. Mexico having yet
made no positive declaration of war, or committed
any overt act of hostties, do not feel at liberty,
under my instructions, particularly those Of July 8,
to make forward movement to the Rio Grande,
without authority from the War Department"
And he writes on the 4th of February, 1916:
"Our advance to the Rio Grande will itself pro-
duce powerful effect; and it may be that the COM
mon navigation of the river will not be disputed"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

IRISH FAMrNE.-The London Spectator of late
date says-it is now calculated by active members of
relief committees, and the estimate is said to be ad-
mitted by cabinet minister's that the Irish famine will
probably kill t,0o millions of people this year. The
sum of misery is so great, that one can hardly I'M
derstand without going into particulars. Two mil
lions in the twelve months-men, women, and chill
dren-that is, 5,479 day, 22S an hour, in little
more than minute! This is horrible 10 the last de-
gree.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

The "American STAR is the title of the new Anne
rican paper published at Jalapa. Under the head of
Revolution in Washington" the ''Star" translates
a statement from "El Republican," of the city of
Mexico, TO the effect that Revolution had broken
out in Washington City, and that 'tle wing and To-
cofoco parties preparing for action" the inct-
ing cause being the differences of opinion to the
Mexican war; This is of the effects Of the
tratorous course of our whg press.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

6rThe Columbus Gazette seems to give the ''cold
shoulder to the whig candidate for Congress in this
district 1t says-"We not sufficiently acquaint-
ed with the other portions of the district of
own county, to give an opinion rs to the judcious-
ness Of the choice of the convention, with Mr..
McCary, to judge of his capacities. We shall pro-
badly be enlightened these subjects before the close
Of the campaign-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
Relief Of ireland and Scotland.

The committee have sent down to the depot "A wagon
loads of provisions for Ireland aud Scotland The freghs
have been expensive than at first Anticipated
There still number Of subscriptions produce yet
paid which il hoped will be brought n and several
are 10 arrears in the payment OF money.
The behind pa freights
would feel greatly obliged those subscribers who have
paid to discharge their subscriptions 10 money without fur
ther delay without Obgng the committee to send out
a agent to collect them
There who have the receipts Of MessrS. Vests
and Wrights for articles left with ihem, ad such would
greatly oblige the committee il they would send them
the Treasurer without delay, that settlement be made
with the warehouses and the Of contributors pub
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

0rCHARLEs III. Test, Esq, received the nomi-
nation candidate for Congress in this District, al
the Democratic Convention held at Cambridge on Fri
day last. We understand Judge Test received sixty
two out of sixty-eight votes cast We think the
prospect Of success is not very atteng for the Judge
but We believe he will receive more votes than any
other man in the District, in opposition to the Wing
caEdidate.-CentrerUeR Record.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

VoLUNTEERING.-Truly,t the war spirit has taken
fast hold upon the people Of our goodly city. Last
weeE stated that company had been raised under
the management of Capt. Baldridge, and the officers
have received their commissions from the Cover
nor, and will be off for the rendezvous on Tuesday
Wednesday next.
EBENEzER DUmoNT, ESQ.,, as soon as the first COM
pany was about full, took the spirit, and is re-
cruiting company, and is meeting with much moro
success than thought possible for second compa-
ny.-Laprenceburgh Register.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
0t-The New York correspondent of the Washing

0rThe New York correspondent of the Washing
ton Union, under date of May Is, writes
There is no prospect for any reduction in the pri-
ces of breadstufs all this season. Large contracts
have actually been made, deliverable several months
ahead at nearly seven dollars for flour, and Is to 81
cents for showing that at least, in the opinion
of the parties, these articles will maintain high
range for a long time to come. This is just what
have contended for all along through every huctua-
ton of the market What "ruinous'' result of our
present government policy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

IRISH GENERosrry.-A sailor on board Of one Of
our vessels into Belfast was fined f5 for attempt
to smugge quantity of tobacco-an offence to which
Jack, in his goodnatured sympathy for all lovers of
the weed, is specially prone He could not pay, and
was thrown into prison; but it got about in the town
that he was an American, and at once the fine was
paid, and he was liberated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

BANK DEFALcArIoN.-A large defalcation has been
discovered in the New England Bank, Boston. Phil.
lip Murett, formerly Cashier, and latterly Presiden,
of the Bank, has distracted from its funds $780,,
600. Mr.. M. has been an officer Of the Bank fol
more than 20 years. He resigned some six months
ago,-when $780, 600 was demanded of him, which
he paid over and left the country. Since that time
over 1000 additional defacation has been discov.
cred, and the amount traced to his possession.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
80 or VoLuNrEERs.-Captaia LANpER'

DEPARTURE OF V0LUNTEERs.-Captaa LANDER
Sor,-,- .teers, raised in this city and vici-
- requsition for new regiment,
tot up Us =. I. march for Old Fort Clark, the
PLAY of rendezvous, on Wednesday morning last.
Tn Nruded in their ranks some of our most re-
spe I'd substantial young men; and they will
be pynpt to display their bravery, and to sus-
tain the honor of the State in every field May they
gather many aurels and safely at last return to their
families and friends.
One fact connected with this company is worthy Of
notice. e<rsaly as it would seem to show the effect
of the =. .orous course of the Indiana Journal and
some Of the Mexican WING leaders in this vicinity
The company numbered "a men; and we learn, that
Just previous to their departure vote was taken to
test the politics of EACH The result was as follows
NINETY-TWC DEMOCRATS and TWO WINGS
The Journal of AHil 39econtained article, a.
infaI - spirit as it yas false in fact, in which il
was - ed thass se Shles ssnt the American vol
unteer< ~ generais' sud leaders," The "loco'
party, rt-ply affirmed, had sent no general
no leader! We shall sotice these notorious lies in
another pass<. Wes6ete desire simply to aIlude tc
the fact, that if the Wing lumber the Democratic
generals, there be little doubt that the
is true of the rank and file. Especially will this be
the case with the new regiment for though the Indi
ana Journal and other wing papers at first professed
70 he in favor of the war; the country was no
fairly involved in it, than they took sides with the
enemy, as their party leaders ever have DONE The
effect of the ratorous course Of the Journal, at least
is seen i><he political character of the company
volIHsee of which we have spoken.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

6TThe Bank of England was, at the latest dates
from the other side, putting the screws to some
purpose. The week just before the sailing of the
steamer, exhibited withdrawal of her paper from
circulation to the extent of f455,O0O, or about two
millions and quarter of dollars. What beautiful
engine is a national bank-what people would be
without it
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

"The New Orleans Picayune" contains letter
from Major Gaines from which it would appear that
he and Borland, and Cassius M. Clay, and others,
were still confined in dungeon in the capital. The
most active measures would have been taken by the
administration before this time. if they had known Of
this bad faith on the part of Mexico Now the fac,
is known, or even suspected instructions will be Civ
en- to demand their liberation Perhaps the battle OF
Ceo Gordo has, before this time unlocked the doors
of their prison.-Union.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

THE RAHRoAD.-We understand that the commits
soners appointed as per letter in another column,
have determined to open their books in accordance
with said instructions, at BRowNINe's HOTEL Those
DESTROYS of subscribing should be the alert, they
will perceive the books will be kept open only thirty
days.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

CeTThe town during the last week has been crowd
ed by distinguished strangers, in attendance upon the
Education and Sabbath Conventions, the Grand Chap
ter and the Grand Lodge of the Masonic Fraternity,
Supreme and U. S. Circuit Courts, &c. Of the pro-
ceedings of the Conventions and Courts, shall give
full reports practicable. Our columns
were too much anticipated by other matters to admit
of the reports in this paper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

OR. w. THOMSON, ESQ.,, of Vigo county, is the
whig nominee for Congress, in the 18th district. The
wings were afraid to nominate McGaughey, because
of his Mexican votes in Congress. Whether Thomp-
son will do any better, we suppose depends upon
circumstances.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

LAGUNA IN OUR Possession We learn from the
New Orleans Times of the 18th inst, that a letter
had been received in that city from Yucaan, stating
that Laguna had been taken by the United States brig
Porpoise, without firing gun. letter dated To-
basco, March 16h states that in consequence Of the
boats of the u S. steamer Mclean having been fired
into, and two or three of the crew wounded, the
steamer went to Juniata and took from the inhabit
ants all their fire arms
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03
Candidates for Congress.

sr<.4 - Democrats Wings.
LIST. Dsficts Robert Dale Owen, Elisha Embree.
Cd Di<fitt. Thomas j. Henley, John s. Davis.
Sd District John L. Robinson, p A. Hackleman
4th District. Charles III. Test, Caleb b. Smith
9Th District William w. Wick, Nicholas McCarty
9th District. George w. Carr.
9th District X. w. Thompson.
9Th District.
9th District Chas. w. Cathcart. Daniel ID. Pratt
10th District.
Johnson Waits is an independent wing candidate ia
the Sd district.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

GEN. WooL.-Nine-tenths of the volunteers who
have served under Gen. Wool, says the "Picket
Guard" would this day prefer him to any Brigadier
General in Mexico.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

The French government, in imitation Of that of
England, has forbidden French citizens from accept
ing letters of marquee which Mexico had distributed
with profusion in English, French, and Spanish har
bors
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

schame Is on foot to turn the Merrimac several
miles to Nashua, N. H., to afford water power
for mills now going up at that place.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

FRENCH FLEEr.-The Aurora, Of Matanzas, under
date of the 18th ult says that the whole French cct
at that time lying in the barbor Of Havana, was or
dered to depart Immediately for Vera Cruz.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-03

The London Times speaks of the ease and grace
of Victoria in delivering her speech at the opening
Of Parliament. The part relating to Ireland was
read in a subdued tone kud with thoughtful coun-
tenance," &c. &c. The same paper says" The
scene was splendid and imposing, from the gay array
of brilliant uniforms, the beauty of the ladies', and
the elegance Uf their cosumes."
'Her Majesty's dress, particularly the
stomacher and tiara bazed oith diamonds" tc. dc.
Quere: How many celtic subjects Of her own
could have been saved from the horrid death If star
walton by the sale Of the diamonds that blazed on
the person Of her Norman Majesty, and the appro-
priation of the proceeds to the purchase Of bread
The jewels Of the mother Of the Gracc were her
children but her subjects not the jewels Of Mad
am Coburg. What glorious page she might have
had in her country's history, if it could have been
said" She opened Parliament In plain dress, una
dorned with jewels for she had parted with her dia
monds to buy bread for her furnishing peope!'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
Union Hotel. IIiIlsbor0ugh,

FESHE subscribers, having purchased the Union
VI = Hotel, Hilshorongh, II. g., have thoroughly
repaired the House, and fitted it up with entire
new furniture. s... .8...
They have the pleasure Of announcing TO the
public, that they have succeeded in securing the
services Of Mr.. & MRS. l.. G. WREN, TO SUI
pclintcnd the establishment, who, from their ex-
pcrcnce and ability to conduct the business cam
not fail to please the travelling community. 9#,s
The Projectors have spared 10 expense in IT.
ting upt House in neat and comfortable ST, lc;
and they pledge themselves to the travelling pub
lie, that The house will he consistently supplied with
goad clean beds. Widespread table, faithful end
ohliging servants, ard good ostlers, and that eve
~ effort shall be made to render all those who
may favor them with call comfortable. ..e
Regular Boaners, Lawyers, Jurors. &c, will
hnd at this house Gsiet and comfortable hon,e.
II situated convenient to business, and at the
same time removed from tie hustle and confusion
Jof tie court yard.o3s s,..s ia .47. Il et$
d.. at Two or three Families can be accommo-
dated with board for the Summer. r.. =.
a.. LONG, WEBB, & CO., Propiieton.
May Is. SIS
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Q ! 4 OH u. s
q i 4: ~ A sl {;
~ q l ~ u Y! 4 a
b 4 / 81 s:

A M0NG all the advertised remedicsOf the day
IA for Aguc and Fever, Chill and Fever, none
seem to meet with such rapidly Of sale, and give
much general satisfaction, DR.. HUIL'sCELE-
DRAFTED PILLS. Wherever thcy have been
introduced, an tohies in whatever shape, all mix
lures and Pills, and preparations Of every charac-
Ter, designed for this disease, hayeheen discardcd
aud DR.. Huips Asue Pills haze been received as
the ONLY PERMANENT CURE! They stop
the chills and fever the first day, ana 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 celtdfty oil success.
Price per box 10 cents. VI, .,,st e...,.... 80
A fresh supply Of the above medicines just re-
ceived and for sale BY ...s.. &c..
.-.. p. HEARTr, HiIlshorough,
J. b. MpADE, Chapel hill.
September 2. r.t..- 52-lomol"mO
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Or. rPENcER's
Vegetable Pills.
40
Vegetable Tonie and nesto-
ragfyr KfGflers.

~ n esss n lls.yegs;'s 80 Lfrry ce-E NJ.
sEHE manY Nhs hnAe hofn euscd a tts< Ia
Il rrsiax dislnsns ~ ihese laeeiriz.es. shCtN
inasre eahsFs. siEasilIls sfarlcd 10 axnil thszn-
ssisss II de saIns en- ard slxssal ExmrRf. Al
=. DIlIOIs COMFIaAINGs.o n ssxsy lad
Halilusl Coslisrnsss snd "a nsEsl.aIilsfs 4 IL
digesaiAs ssEans sosn sasit isi'r i1'd 80 larnat
arsioa II tlrse nsslisia.sE Thal 1istEs : sts.-
plaini. The TILES. = scQn s-isfea. sra ssrnsl-
ally cured y fsnessiils n DE- re q .lrss pa
snd Baleis a. llie 0prm NeailsE sIFFazsRss.
BOWEL. sd 81 MIR com l.si.,Ts nj
locpnie ffrqurnt, slld 4 nsglrril1 Efrrsr sld dan
rrFonsi shgse nssirines ~ csriain q ard, ana
iftasrn ocrasianally tlrcueh dc nasn .ss1i. =,
siAeesnal psrssniise s-sinsl any aIiask Il ilrsa
con, aainis; aEa Hez.ieF. rememlxr that 81 0uEs
II lr.sesalinn l. xaglh pound II cure"
PFice - eenis TsE hsK fl he Pill, ana n Frr
icstlr ier the RigisTs. .ra-a
liz ailalr;ag nffiioais 4 fSasa III Re-. H.. l..
FeEsfr. II krTsssir pttsicf, 81 ~.
1 have nsel IA mN 6niils Dr. HulIis fesGF auA
Avus Illls una also DF. sFrnrrfs yegets lle Pin.
for llls lasi lwo yesTs. ard have ne i.srisl0n IN
,prunCuRsirg lhtni Go L. mot eXerl.sHi Euily
lmediciaes; and - - - Il justice 10 the n0tly
pToTTi,toIs q itsc invaluable Pills. viii state
iIr the inlamaiun and satisfaction u ~ eancern.
cd, tlist ny uiie, FfioE 10 eur marriage hsa besn
mose Or les the sEhsegi ii Chilli ard R,Hus 81
about sighlarn mOalks, having tried vaIinus Isue.
dies without success. and VAS very mUrh Ieeurrd
IN Gosh. 4 few dnys after cur marriage BE colR.
nlenced With Srsncsf's Pills, ard IN day or tao
afterwards with Hubs Pills; he usrd alfui hai
a h0K II each the result Wa, RanIraI rUHE.
she Tegained her heallh and strength very raIii.
". and has had 10 rstHrR ~ Gala aud Ttrrr
siRts. heliese iLcse Medicines % hc halmlrss
and safe; and when used a sreIfcsll die tea.
are attended With satisfactory results. Q s''
kAs FL. FRAZER.
Pennington. Kenhaw Dis, {. o. o. 5a@a@l
May ~. lstG. 81 Sasea o. Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-02-25
REV. DIR. BARFHoLoMEW'S
vi. IL ink Syrup, -.

For Coughs, Gods, GoEutnz0, STo Thros!
P4iaiHh Bgoqst, D..Gi<phg q Breathing,
.,. Heart Burn, and cry eompt,1"t
,chich eases Consumption.
re HISr emedy, gwen. to tie public under Tie
sanction of ore Of the first diyircs Of The are
and man of responsibility, is considered hythe
Faculty of New foIk as the best medicine Of the
kind offered for sale. 1t is sure remedy against
Consumption, iftaken in time. Dc sure and Oh.
tain the genuine. ~. ."..-'....
Sold, wholesale, BY Comstock & Co., 81 Cors-
landt street, New York: and by d. Heart, Hills.
borough, DIR. James Young, Oxford, and j. r
Sloan, Greehshoroush.t 'e8 2 @.' u, -~..e4.
February H.. esE.t s.5sre.2 sss ..s..-.f 63--
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Notice.

kNIIAT the % ner Of certain slave nv the
= name of LEM, a shoemaker by trade, who
has for some time been living in and near Hills
borough. be AMI appear before the Justices of tile
next County Court Of Orange county, 10 be held
in the town of lIillshorough. on the fourth Mon
day of February, lS47, and show cause whv the
said slave shall not be hired out by said Court for
hiring his own time contrary to law.
Ordered bv the Court. Witness,
s- JOSEPH ALLISON, c. c. c.
December I. s7-
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DRY Goods,

ttSA41Na - ~ - =
Dry Goods,
- :. C..ll;s.m-siIE.ioes; ) kan1soas sSsori.
- n nsnness - Rilaoas; CamhFirls AMI
Mnslinss Hosierx a "a kinas. fslssrs. asNing
81. Tork ana si&e coasas. Bra tagkins, Agseaa
Chnks. IaMns. Sc. 81 I.a1s-<' Chr 1Hrssfs, Hon
- CO, Ari6riai FioNsEs Oh ~. fsEas.ss
and Iml4nslas. fsns. isnea GAnans hal.akri. !.
rhisl.. BlcasAos All Lniaearhed 1asih, sllk ans
G,s,,sa Hanaksrrhiels. fiaK ard casioa 1hFrsd,
GA ai.a PGnsaleaas cisshs. Tssmniinss = Al
lind, ana nsans otter arsiris il ~ nEs ss.'ss
HARDWARE.
I N.nins ana CFs.lline Dla1es az ihe sery l-rF:
as,alrs. AAils. p0.s. Ostns. eklliss, NkaAels aaa
snases. liissls alll Augrrr. lIsmarrs an tia
NJ. Illness AZ -ersps. shae hniaes and ANl
pl,lss. Nesiiag He's, kniats AMI i'aiks, poek.
= Kuisrx ana Scissags. Tsare Ghsins and GuFn
Gents, slOrk srA Pad I.uxks. Tea aD.l Talk
srsVl,s. md many cher articles MI elaomrEslsa
A. #r 4 GROCERIES. s-s@s "a H..
! Tl.s xeEy besi GEsrn and Blsrk Tess, susal
and co.ias. PspFer ani Al4icr, Mp.assss an
ssh. GingsT and Rine, Castle and Vlher soaPs
Powder ami shot, Flower and Neal, Iron ami
sirrl, Porter. Lime Juice, and Raisns. sTelin and
Tallsw Candlcs, and number II other ARTICLES il
the 6Fooeg linz.
r. S.. az~ nRI GS. a--- 4~..
j Epsoln and Glauler salts. Alum AMI cam
Ehor. Opium ana Sugar Of Lad. cran Of Tar
Ter ana Magnesia, birthstone and Annella, falo
mel and Rhenl,afi,. Quicksilver, OH kitrol an,
/ Aguasorlis. White Lead and yellow Ochrc. Re-
lead and l.itharFe. l.insocd and Tanners oil
Lamp BLACK and spanish Erown, Window t;laa
/ aud Putty. Mustard and Nuimrgs, Legwood an,
l:lnc, Ma.llrT and Indigo. Namishts of al kinds
Ink and Ink Powder. Cunwaod and copcIas, am
al osher Drugs usuaIk keIa in tbs place.
cROcKERY. @' '@''e
Common aud Liverpool Plates. conir.a am
I.iverpocl Teas. Dishes. Bowies. Mugs. Pitche4l
and fumllers. Tra and CFeam Pots. Bwers an
Basins. and many other articles in she CrOcksE
line. asa4aaa aat... saz tmk .ama5srm
/ ss .. TIN WARE. o. .r.~s,s
Wash Pans, Min Pms, Dippers, Coffee Pei
Cups, small and large, sc. &c. .... .-...s.
81 of the above Goods will be sold low q
,s,se. = on a credit 10 those who viii pay who
cajlsa aa. lis The Common fountry Trad
All. D. 1shea IL exchange AZ the market prices.
aasscribrrs intend - use every means /
g. hsil w. may favour then
telr Goods were houal
AL s..a. I'D hr able TO sell al o
ioa pries Il ia IIillsbcFough. ca
and see TOT youFselgrA
M.ckLE e. CO.
Nav q. l. aaHa rs
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] Z I! u ,;;|,;;i'S Els

EVERY family IN DE Unicd States should
keep a supply Of ID. HuLLs COUGH
LOzENGFsS IL the house, not only As prescn-
tive medicine against The consumptiyc irntlencirs
81 The climate. bot as an EFFEc1UALs RE.
NEEDY in all cases Of Coughs, Ceids, Splitting
III Btod, Niglf .Ssrtais, Difficulty n Breathing.
Asitao, IVdogciag Cough, EhadGton, and e..
neral Debility. Remember that this mcdicine is
not mere pallia,iou. but !, is all powerful in re.
moving oil diseases Of tie ccs, and lungs, leading
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