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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04
ourcrERrNc,s PIAwo.FoRTEs.

CEICRERING'S PIANO-FOhI rs; ,, ~
VEIHE PUBLIC will please take notice that Nj hlINhh
4 PARSONS, "a CAMP STREET, IS my
only agent for the sale OF my koKTEs -
in Louisiana and that instruments taken az d U II q
this depot may be considered futy guaran-L z
lied from the factory; asd that the prices VIII De tng s@
adding freight and insurance only Orders may be I io
any kind of instrument and advance requeI un4l the
article is received and approved. J. CHlChLRlNUr
myl6 "a washington street, bos'oh'
MR.. HENRI HERE'S PIANO FoRTEs AND
PLANINOS.
WYNN T. MAYO has the pleasure t0-,gs@as5zssgss-7R
w inform his friends and the public OF 25sy5E5F ssS
New Orleans and the surrounding COuntTyf III ri IN
that he has been appointed by Mr.. II. HER, Z = r. y
sole Agent for the sale Of his GRAND AND s4U an Il
PIANOS AND PIANINOS. The daily increasing ae.
mand in this county tOI these instruments ana the 9re
satisfaction they have giyeE 70 bTge boh in Amec ava
hpir exhibition and sale He also takes leave 10 call par
In attention 10 the PIANiNOS which are unsufpasIel lo
ughness Of tone and elegance Of appearance, conbhl4s
great durability with unique bnlancy and taCTg toLe
hev have been awarded the Gold Medal Of the first degree
Che highest premium the disposal OF the french Ug'eh
fnen srd are in general in France England ana Ger
many w T. N. begs leave to refer to me nghes eIo
gums bestowed on them by Professors and the Press on te
occasion of Mr. HERR introducing the PlANlNO9 at h
concerts. 81, - l.. c,,,,5 a. III,
Depot No CdHD Street. three doors from Canal ST. ueo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

zHEFWEsTERN PILOT-A complete guide 10 tteys rel
lens going AOrth by the Riysrs-gyInE MIMI , the 6s
scrigti0n of all points the MISSISSIPPI Ohlo anu O
fivars an tEe ii iFerent routes etc, For sale by
ao25 NILES c. SALE & co, II 1t. ChafeS ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

..Tg rr v aLICES AN d ARPET RAG
WAREH 0 U SE,
H.E 5fU2F SON. No l9 Canal f66FTF , m
... u.J.. me public Tor sale i96FtvT-=T,3
assortment de above 5-,; articles .eI,,r at q ~
. .NuIr.It .ra for the summer viii do vel TO give
...u ..a..y dealers supplied at wholesale on Inc
a. iuar ....,ry Newark, N. J.-Warehonse, q I Mai
... I.s... b UrK. mp - ~
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New Orleans.


- ST. W WORTHINs.EON, GeacraL -IgsHt and
Sc errnr Rodney, Jefferson county, Mississippi, will
.ar Uuucu .iy to the Correction OF Notes, Drafts Ae-
" Sc his and the southern part of CaibOrneC county.
..,.r. tg-n-aka & 4 ans, BroughtOn ~ MqTdock,
~. ar!. NareV i Co Rodney, Miss John GOOdln,
. ..r. b.. k. R. II. Il q. NJ. Bayly, New Orleans; w.
U.uy. r. A. 5. DUniphan, Natchez; James lIOOdin,
luaII. J Hand. 'IadeiphIa; J. g. James, LeXlng-
'u. FL Gland. 81. horne county Miss. ag25
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04
ELEa Ia EsTABLIsHMENT.

VLJEE AR ESTABLISHMENT 4.
D . rel..EuR Is constantly manufacturing and mas
..-..a a-ys erjOrarticle OF Y iNEGAR, go
.. .. ..Ir guar nlee to improve by age, and L5sgF
....-. H. e.. OF charges, IN any part OF ls5Fse8H
.. gr Ia ave re, the following reduced -
10, t> VIZ. Butts 80 gallons, "a; Barrels, ~
90. s.47 Races. 80 gallons, cents q gallon. a oe-
.. ...f H DIET wholesale customers. =,
81, ,rl. ror.red the PO>tOtlce viii ne punGtaauy
.....g .agg3 III JOHN II. WEBB.
...rr a ,I Naras ss., opposite Charity Hospital
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.... DRAKE 81 ''O., CommissioT -Vc cE0rt,
.r.. PRS. hN L, WUIOu st. mll5
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

ONE HUNDRED DoLL l4 IN R 55oHrie 1ieR Q
JrHE above Reward ., w 9 Ra R5s4 HG the maf
9fRe Pe5GFF 95 pSi.I6it no doubt pasis9s
SneF NAME NAME wen i95 81 inches 6b Is q =
ss lo az as eA made RromPst ss 5n &o 6
paid for her apprensi GEO r. BEARD go Nssa1 y5
Now Orleans. May 20, lS45.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

'La, &!'hEED-N DENTIST. No Is
be- -. @EI STREET Uetween Common aud
81. %. aus, myI26 m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

.a.fluARO, ,'cneraL Broker. Ne. 8 Ora
L y =. y ---..L---. m n r.r-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

C,oxsrr,s NTAe1cAL PAIN EXTRACTOR wl.Iproye pes
ing to all those who use it. is sovereign sneg go Ge St
l,aaS and I'M complaints which neeo an eAJeRal aElI
cation BY its use, Inflammation are re40Sfu Tnisi
W. iii Iergyuen gratts Tor their use ana me poor Vi Ie'
/ marshes Sold only at 50 POydfls street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04
HEMP! HEMP HEMP !

vEvEE undersigned in order further to meet the views Of the
Eoari of Underwriters have apart, exclusively lot
h sfosge Of Hemp and other eXtraheHarouz articles OF
scFandze the oNEsTORY ireprOOf w arenOuSe l0usans
Va corner Ds0rd and Magazine streets: The locality ana
acfy Of RECEIVING and delivering at the haehCuse Uhere
Ieng no hosting the second story requed Een'eTs TINS
eE5 i'm GEO. K. BEARD geo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04
To THr LAp1gs.-Baln1 Of CoJ1mbia fer restoring tie
e oug hair is a glory to woman, says PauI,
ca IN Eel de truth of the nlOns quoLaIlOnl

The Genuine Balm Of Columbia is not only lla ResJq,
alive but the best coIoiug fluid in the world IL MAKES f
fo5s # On Bad Heads and keeps the iariree from dan
drutf and scurE .,..
I'm SpoHy's SICK HEADACHE REMEDY IS warranted 10
or r. an case either Nervous or bilious WHyUuty IL! 1t
mas eured cases of twenty years standing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04
. n y D Sc

-.. S.. &. .a-. HraSe. No, % customhouse
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04
Family OF NEGROhs -. : .. ,- 800

FAMILY OF ACCLlMAihp
ID private sac, a n 9ged about q years, good poeJ
a. Wiz Negess aged about Y years 5oOa Boy
S~sss and onsr oS5 an 'P Esfan 1%9 asod
afed about snye Negroes are fully gqaaneG ana e3s 6o Psance
They wall BE Sep ena0fed notes with mort
a on the Negroes Apply lgpONNEV AL, 81 Gravierst
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04
MA, HENRI HERE'S PIANO FORTE'
PTANINOS,
LITLE,
4 600 CASKS ThOmaStO1 Lime, i0T sale by
4tNHB myl7 TOHN STROUD " co. ldb Common 81

STORAGE FOX COFFEE
EKTE can axe storage on one toor second ssoy IN
w dry and dark place, 1900 bags. Also IN anot2S
store from 10 900 to 1900 bags. Merchants having coffee
to store viii find to their advantage to cal and examine Ou
warehouses. EMhhoC5y5 ~ = = 80.
apo 40 lcL0uyLLoLtas s.leo--
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

CoysrafPTroN CURED-Alsc Coughs, Colds, Pam IN the
Side and Breast and ~ Lung and Liver G Zen
Dr B9rhonew's Pink EvpeCtCmnt syrup ms Is i- oHs
7ce nal can be relied for these complaints and mas
eured cases after all other articles have tailed
The Military Shaving SOAP IS the best aLEc.e IN uis Cy,
Price Is cts 1t makes rich cream aher that oOe not uy
on the face.
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rnR YuCATAN.


"A MI TTARY COODS-The subscribers have now on
WI iEId ono Il S RIFLES, from Harpers --sgs59s
Fern; iaSe supply Of COLTS ! "a Z -
PISTOI5 H0i ,STER PISTOLS; also, low SssBe&sss4s
priced Revolving Pist2 yhgh with complete as asfo s, MR.
% F0nigenrs they ofeS for sale low for CASH al No 10
~ 81 L5lti I'm us TTs32fI HYDE & GOODRICH.
ROCKVILLE BRICK DIANUFACT0RY:
EEOEY BAiNGTON respectfully inform 5ae G crs
md HoSyyi57 that they are now prepared 10 deliver the
cheape ard best made BRICKS IN the southern county,
IN EniIars and Others al the lowest price. THIS gSagh-
an /, Inc largest in the South, and the patronage OF Le
public is respectfully invited ,,, O. r,,-r,-,r,r,NT
my3O If ECA-L q u ! az, " -.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-04

NJ A rattlesnaEe four feet four inches in length,
having eleven rattes, has been killed near Potts,
vile, Pa.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-11
SUPPLE N EN- T

It's oyions that to preserve the system established
bv the constitution, each nfthe ordinate branches ."
the goverment-thc executive, legislative ana ludcnl
-must be lett in the exercise eff its appropriate pow"
If the executive the judicial branch be deprived
of powers conferred upon either checks on the legs
ate, the preponderance Of the latter will become DIS
rroportonate and absorbing, and the others npote''
for he accomplishment Of the great hjects Tor which
theywcre established
Oeanized as they are by the constitution, they work
together tremendously for the public good II the eA-
ecutie and the judiciary shall be deprived Of the cen
stuonal powers invested in them, and OF their due
proportions the equilibrium of the system must be Dc
stroyd and consolidation, with the most pcrnclous
results must consolidation OF unchecked de@-
potic ,,wer exercised by maorties of the legislative
branch
The ,xecutive, legislative. andjudcial, each cons
tntes operate coordinate department OF the govern
ment AID each is independent of the Others In u"
Performance of their respective duties under the con
stitutlon neither can, in its legitimate acton, control
the Others. They each act upon their several respon-
sblites their respective spheres but II the doc
trnes nov maintained be correct, the executive mus
become practically subordinate to the legislative ana
the judiciary must become subordinate to both the
legislative and the executive and thus the whole the
mower of the government would be merged in single
department.
henev,r, If ever this shall occur, our glorious sys
tenn of well regulated self government will crnmbe m
to rulns-to be succeeded hrst ny aharclS anu n''A
by monarchy and despotsm. ! am far from believing
that this doctrine is the sentiment OF the american pee
pie: and during the short period which remains in
which il will be my duty to administer the executive
tepartment it will be my aim to maintain its indepen-
dence and discharge its duties, without infringing up
~ tho po,vars or dnes Of either of the other dcpart
,,art r. +bo government
~" ha ooo,t;,o roto wos exer.ise1 Inv +ho
II po"oi :. :IIt:, IL ,- ,,rnIocassors .., l
nrsC anu 'iios' " ,,o =; +o' ~
ioul ~ NJ e,o0 80 !: l; ~
Istratlon Oh the government anu III no
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-11
COMMUNICATED.
INVITATION TO THE FAIR.

Come, oh come, to the Ladies Fair,
The bright and beautiful are there;
Eyes of black and hazel hue
Are joined with those Of heavenly blue,
Checks, which with the roses vie.
Laughing lips of coral dye
Locks Of auburn, brown and jet,
Have in glorious conclave met
TO Join the work of Love and Praise,
And Gods eternal Temple raise,
From the slough of dark despond
With help of an angel wand,
Which leads to hope that fondly throws
4 sunbeam light DER all our woes,
That wand is held by woman's hand,
lis great, magnetic truly grand
1t turns the path of early life,
From all that lead to toll and strife
Fly then, fond youth, fly quick. from care,
And haste thee to the Ladies Fair
This evening (Monday) the Ladies Fair will be held
at the Masonic Hall at o'clock. variety Of tase-
full and useful articles will be offered for SALE An el
egant supper ofoysters coffee and all the delicaces OF
the season, will be prepared for the gentlemen and
visitors respectfully invited.
Admittance rs cents-chdren half price.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-11

GRASS SEED. 40 bus. Kentucky Blue ras. and
" 10 do Timothy Seed-for 81.
low by CARTER 4 NOWIIN
Dec. 4-te
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-11

john ].
st whom
node pre-
failing to-
by coun-
5 to those
eard upon
nfant De-
on The 22d
nbet,lS47,
the Defen-
ey, Addison
| n and Mary
hnd upon the
conaidaatio
Plaintiff 70
Who fallto a
Decree tina
|nder an &C
|Rotert' Tins
Court, who
|e saneS ,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-16
THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
Is PrBLisHEn WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

Tcrins.--Three Dollars year, or Two Fer
lars and Fifty Cents IL paid in advance. Cml'
Of five subscribers, who make the payments slIlc''
ly IN advance, will bc furnished at Two Dollars
aycar each. na ~>.t..
No paper will he discontinued until all auesai
ges arc paid, unless al the option Of the Publl'tI''
Hereafter no pare, win he sent TO new sup
scriber out of this state unless payment Is mace
advance, or some person in the state will beroa'
responsible to the editor and in no case VIII ,s
paper be sent TO a subscriber out Of the stale W.
more than two years without payment
ADVERTISEMENTS no; exceeding sixteen I" y,
one dollar for the first. and twenty-five Genus W
each subsequent insertion; longer ones 10 r ~,
portion. Court advertisements twcniy.h" r. !.
cent. higher. A deduction of one-thlrd VIII "
made TO advertisers by the year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-16

made Of Mahogany, Marble, Cherry, Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention to his make Of Port
able WARDR0BES and BEDSTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability, neatncss, and
convenience. ~ 4.s. s .es
He would also invite the attention Of all per-
sons wishing to buy furniture Of any description,
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
he intends TO sell low as he can possibly afford,
and his worklncn are.all experienced hands.
He has now on hand eight fine Dressing Bu-
reaus. with Looking dissses, two China Presses,
two SIdehoards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book.
case, and Bedsieads, which he will sell low.
- Timber taken in exchange for Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c. - za# ...
- Persons at distance, buying Furniture.
can have it delivered at their doors ensured safe
for less than they can do it themselves.
He returns lis thanks for past favors, and will
be thankful for continuance Of public patron
age.
A HENRY EVANS
February I, IS
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-16
Millinery AND
MANIPULATING,

Mars. J. WADDII.I & Daughter, most re.
4'A specially announce to the ladies Of Hills
borough and its vicinity, that they have rented
the northern tenement in the house now occupi.
ed By LemueI Lynch, esq. as a Silver Smiths
shop, where they intend carrying on The
Millinery and Misunderstanding
Business.
in all its various branches Tbs facilities they
possess in procuring the --latest Fashions from
the North, together with their long experience
and the neainess and taste Of style with which
they execute their work, will, they hope, ensure
them liberal share Of patronage.
Work shall he done il the shortest possible
time, ard al prices % suit the times.
June aS ~ &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-16
Land for Sale.

anfzx ] OFFER for sale large Tract Of
800 Land in Person county, just over the
sVsS northern Orange line.
,~As,, As A body Of upland, il is inferior
to n9ne in the middle part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good bear, /;
the forest lands are heavily timbered and all well
watered. ~
On the lands are a variety Of substantial i'm
provements- Dwelling Houses. Wheat and To-
bacco Barns, Saw and Grist Mills--in perfect re-
pair. a @
II viii be sold in PARCELS TO suit any purchaser.
e~@ .1 PAUL. G. CAMERON.
stsgville P. O., Orange, Nor. ~. Off,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-16

ERESH RICE.
Green TEA, hest quality.
Black TEA, ditto. very fine,
Stnau's Refined SUGAR,
IRON, &c.
For sale by
Long, WEBB, & Co.
May 8. 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-16
Rnllefin No. 2.

Tia gEFsf saaaf lssE - ha llsa.lE Fsas'..'s
u "a = Msaay ESals = ~ Mess. lac sN1eas@
slEsass sr~E.ea takn1a ~ AaIass tsal Elssss - =
e snd kisleH. caIra& 2isIaay = Eie ialaAe.allas
Merhnnls urHr = srd 70 hrm0ts shraTNAsssiissn
he rirrss' silrS 1 Rnsarr Flacsss fsnsilrs &fas
r.,usrllna = asseai ahriT anrlnRss dc pos 81
srrsi mase sexesls Iksn laEgasgs can arsrElar.
IL puhzic suglEwllirs KsEe nailnd "a aa aalisas-
ssr "a snd oounssl u shos, sIsal Fslais -
lsmisy I'D ocraFErA ..-..-..... -.
Wei Ros.a ! = II ne 81 nonsegnsnoes g he
aaa5 haa rrassA shrn NE NsieFs saal~a.ied hni
nss g- Ilhr EraiEins ~asrs "a EAss alisslAi De-
..ualas. whirA n 60 usanlAs stsr gise easi
lhal delelcliOHs miasm Nhldh EEodoors o.lls1s
Diseases.
Whsf ssystas csltlas,sd Dr. FrEsuNoa on his
pointa AnsNess = Tks nRrsr 81 tilsesls stsangs-
Hssnf les ifs pvfaripai ssarrt N ke.f Grid HaaF-
sias Of rirrvs." All history and sxpeEienee proves
DIS aheosy. Mhen ihe Bnlish aFny rncsmped
On IL Flsins q EsarrmA3ura. II iime Nhen ne
river Gusdiana hal brcoms DRY alirE lood, IA
NIFrExr and ISTERsIrTENT fnseEs Eseed -
mong The tro0pe wiih sueh destructive nlaiigniiy
that lhey came nizh hring rxtifpSted.
THE GRsEFEN sEns cenrAxE, therefore. eaE-
ncsily cali Ihe attention q the entire Mesi 10
lhriF moss extraordinary sBd celehEaind srEies q
AATI-BiLlots MEnIssEs. IN every saraiiiy
xhrTe lhere i DE slightest lendrney 70 ANY faim
81 FExER. FErKR avn ArrE. Drxp AErE, and
lie Ike. the inhsbisants should al onoe ssnd 10
tie General Agent d Ihr dislIici and have Grae-
knleFg Depot established near them. Mese this
done. ami The 6RAEFENBERG YEGETA-
BILE PILLS and HEALTH BITTERS nscd
according 70 directions. there would b no fear u
bilious Diseases ..@ -a.....s ...
30 impOriant are the GsefenhsEg MediCines TO
the pcople u ihe Wrsi, thst the iollswlsg steps
should he Immediately taken:- ....~-.s.-
LEI. Eryy Hsigkl0rknod should ksrs Gra.f-
eHGerg Dsp0f. by addressing NE General IgsHf
ef amy district fLis ran h sosnrsd.
ID. Penalties sLsuh elub tqgtikr and 81 On
immsdiafs supply.
81. Emigyanf Seisfiss and cfk9 pkilmtsro-
gie L0iiss sleuld furnish ksm 10 TIE Rssss.
b. such means bilious diseases will he entirely
prevented.
The other Medicines Of the Company are mosi
eminently adapted 70 The diseases Tor whlch ihsy
arc recommended, and consist Of the following;
The Graefenberg Eye Lotion,
The Children's Panacea,
The Green Mountain Ointment,
The Consumptise Balm,
The Dysenfcry syrup.
II The General Agent for North Carolina Is
CAPT. William Jones, Of l.ouishurg. TO whom ap-
plicaiiOns for agencies may h addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, January, Isis.
rrs<- The Graeienhcrg Medicines are Cor sale
ES by Long. Webb & Co, HilIsbofoush
and Alexander Webb 4 Co., Clover GARDEN.
March 81. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-16
EnOe Mountain Mills.

TsHE subscriber would take this method Of in
= forming his friends and the public generally,
that be is now fully prepared for Carding Wool,
and hopes. by stict attention 10 business, to me-
rit continuance Of The custom which has hereto
fore been bestowed on him. ~
Prices for earding. 81 cents per pound Of rolls,
mixing 10 cents. Bring the wool early in the
season, well washed and picked, with one pound
Of grease to twelve of wool, and you shall have
good rolls
supply ofWool rolls kept constantly on hand
for sale.
Also 1000 pounds Of good Bacon, Corn, Flour
and Wheat Bran.
also continue to keep an assortment Of Goods.
such as are usually kept in Country Store; all
Of which will be sold cheap for cash, or on short
credit 10 punctual customers.
All marketable produce taken in exchange for
Goods or Carding. *s@
ALEX. DICKSON.
May 20. @ 32-3m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-16
vAFITTY STORE.

THE subscriber has opened Variety Store
North Of the court house, and one door east
Of Long. Webb 4 Co., where he will be pleas
ed to the public generally, hut particularly his
old friends who 50 literally paironizcd him When
a pedlar. He has on hand stock Of Dry Goods
and Groceries. Confeciionarics, Cigurs. Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco. and in fact little Of al
most every thing. Those who trade with him
may be ssre. they will get good bargains.
All kinds Of produce, such as corn, fodder, oats,
1our. poultry Of al kinds. country made Cloths,
Feathers, &c., will be taken in exchange for
Goods. #..: .. 49,.
ROBERT L. MORRIS.
April &c. 70
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-08-16
WANTED.
BRANDRETH PILLS.

FEYERS, AGUES, are really bilious afiec-
lions, and durable by purging with Brandreth
Pills. and good nursing. Read the directions in
BTandreih's pamphlet, which may he had gratis
from the Agent for Brandreth Pills. No disease
can be received unless our blood is in the Tequi-
site state Of impuIity; il is the same in all cases.
the principle is universal. The soil must be adap-
ted TO the seed or there will I've no increase. The
climate must have those matters in il which will
unite aud keep alive epijemcal or contagious poi
sons, or they will become extnguishcd as lamp
that Is unsupplied with oil. So il is lkewisewiih
the human frame; il cannot he materially Affect
ed by cpidemical or contagious maladies, unless
there be those matters floating in the circulation
which offer the appropriate soil. By purifying our
bodies with the Brandreth Pills, which have an
affinity with those impurities upon which corta-
gion feeds, we my always feel secure, whatever
| disease mag rage around us. True. we may have
It. but il will soon he over, sickness will he
the affair of a day or two. while those who have
been too wise to Use this simple and excellent re-
nedy, either die, or have weeks or perhaps months
of sickness.
Sudden changes from very hot to chilly wea-
iher are unfayorsble 10 health, and il Is fact
universally admitted, that heat aud moisture are
powerful agents in producing disease. and that
constant mr. and constant WET weather are both
favorable to its generation; il does not signify
WHAT we call it, il may be ague, it may be bill
ious fever, il may he dysentery. il may be rheu-
matism, il may be bronchitis, it may be cholic, il
may be constipation of the bowels, il NAV be in
fammation Of lhe bowels, it may be inflammation
of the stomach, it may be nervous affection; but
still il is disease, and disease curable by the
Branireth Pills. because they remove all impure
ties from the body, all that can in any manner
feed the future progress Of the disease, 10 matter
how called; thus these pills not only the most
proper medicine, hut generally the only medicine
that need or ought TO be used. At the present
time IL is every nuns duty who wishes to secure
his health to use them; it is the duty of every
one who knows anything of their hcalth-restoting
powers, to make it known to lis immediate cir
Gle; for there some alarming signs. which tell
Of the approach of disease. The sudden changes
Of temperament are more to be feared and guard
ed against than any contagious malady.
Be careful you 10 not get counterfeit; to avoid
this. purchase Of the duly authorized SCENTS
Dr. BranIreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way New York.
& 7 Agents for the sale of Brandrcth's Pills.
/ ID. Heart, IIiIlshoroueh.
i ]. B. MDade. Chapel Hill.
1 G. A. Mebane, Mason Hail.
A. Miekle * Co.. Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton Factory.
Henry Glider. Lindey's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Patterson's Store,
MAY %. 81" II