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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

ART. XiV-The United States do furthermore
discharge he Mexican Republic from III claims Of cir
o. the United states heretofore decided asan.
the Mexican Government which may have arisen pre-
vious o. the date 81 the signature n this Treay which
discharge shall be final and perpetual whether the said
claims Be rejected or be allowed BY the Board q Comus
provided Tor in me following article and whsever
shall be the tlfai aunolrf Of those allowed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

To- faith whereof we. the respective Plenpotsntiare'
have signed this Treaty Of Peace. friendship limits and
settlement and have hsrsunto Xed our scale respec
lively Done 10 quintup:se. At the City Of Guadalupe
Hdas0 the nd day Of February IN the Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and forty-e sht.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

Arr. 1.-THE River ella and the part Of tie
RIO del Norte lying beo the southern boundary Of New
Mexico being agreesbly The Fnh Article, divided 70
the middle between the two rePubes he nav cation Of
the Ola and Of ths Bravo below sad boundary sha BE-
free and 10 the vessels and citizens ~ both
tries and shall without tho Of Tho oth-r
construct any work that may impede Interrupt, Ia
whole part the exercise Of thi, rshtnot Tor
the purpose Of favorng new hods of navigation Nor
sha any or uflbutou urdsr any Denomination or
title be levied upon vessels, or persons navigating the
same or upon nerchandse effects transported thereon
except Of land upon Of their shores H
for the purpose OF making the said river. or for
maintaining them 10 such shouts necessary
advantageous 20 establish any Contribution THIS
shall be done without the Of both Governments
Tho sipustiOns In the present article shs
shall not impair the territorial rshs q either republic
within rs established limits
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

DIsoRDERLr HoUss-Complsint was preferred
on saturday against person by Of Faster for keep
in, di,ordery house a. the corner OF Broadway and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

ART. XXu-If which is not to be expected,
and which COD forbid shall unhAppiy break oct be-
tween the two Republics, they do now, with Wow 10
such Calamity pledge themselves % each other and 10 tho
world 10 observe the ollowiug rules sbsolutsy. where
he nature Of the subject permits, and closely posi-
b in IN cases where such sbsolao Observance shall be
impossible . ,,,, . 49,. H.
"a. ,b. 40. IL allowed 20 remain twelve ~ Jnhs lf0f
tho. d.nr Ia ths ntoriofl aud ia tor tho.a
ii, =. ~. seaporis Co collect their debts snd settle
,b., a. +, dufnr which prfiods they shsll snloY the
ss,- seti,n ara be- or the footing Zee al 70
,ct. n, tr ctaons or subjects Of tho frs nd
,,,. ,n8 4. ths ns pfau1n thsfetf. 81 auT time be
,, b.y sba have fai liberty 20 dopaH oaffTinf ~ ell
80, rnrt. vith1uf nosstsiion hndfaaos runfnfu.
iy a. ,,.n 10 the laws which the eitrsns "t sab
go. s most fiunalY nations afs required 4" rnnff"
=, u,,r Do eat anoa ~ The armies ~ siihaf nation i"tu
a. t,,,fiss Of Tho other wuui1n anf children. sepl1si
go. ssIoats ~ ayafy faaniT ouiFai"s ~ The earth
o,rt-st. a,fisans manufacturers. eua Rshs'msH. uH
,t .,d ,haLiiinr unfuftinad towns viaess pispss.
.a f ,,.,. ail icon. wh"fa occupations afs CO. the
,.,,, ,,t.i. nee sni henahi - "'s"Aini shall he 81
i,-.a A., ..infa fhsif fssreHiiFa e"fl'r"s"i' rHnf
1890 a. tb.t, .s,ssn. uHf she'll tta h+-sss suede
4. b.,,t 80 destroyed. ""' haif -H'sls tales.
IL. .i, r.i. /. asiaa ~ ihs s'asa i'-s i"i. uhsss
go. a.. ,ls rs.l. % thsT FfsT harre~ o. fslif
M DO 49, .....sttf tats s.T'hi-s 9-.- si,a D.
-. -. 80 .a.b f-e SO sN- O.. r@'4 go %
- ..i,.tt. ..-a an fh.f-hns h~sriiels '-HrHl. eel
80. it...is. aaa establishments go ~h.sitstls
"a L...s-s.4 90. r-... shsl b. '-'rs-sa sd 81 -
. .....-,.h 10 tL- r'~is-'-| - AZ 'is-hs's.
.i,L.i, l~,is. Ed &C.. r-''-' = 'h-'' '--s''r-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

PoLIcE-As policeman Usher OF the Seven
tenth Ward passing along the seeond'syenue early
ths morning he detected two In the set OF stealing
hog In the street, placing u 10 wagon when thsy hsd
With hem and drive OF Officer L sher instantly spTans
forward and sezd the 81 the horse when the roene-
led and left tbs horse and cart supposed 10 have o.en
stolen in possession Of the policemen 20 whom me OF nes
may apply...A man by the name Of Maurice bnekisy
VA, afIe.ted BY officer Collins charge Of stealing
a pls from on board the schooner Henry brown
vuns m an BY the name Of John Myers wa last nisht
arrested By officer yasuti charge OF having Teen
concerned with Pesg Wsnsley snd Andrew higsns pre-
yiously arrested In the commission OF disooca out,As
upon q youog female The accused VI. eommittra oy
Justice Ks.cham for examination . The isls,ou. ser
vices OF the Church the OF Bedford ana morton
,ts were disturbed By man calling himself VIM COMBS
Who wa, taken into custody aid detained to answer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

ANorHER-About O'Clock yesterday evening
Mr. John Hosr Of 80 Elizabeth seriously inlrsd BY
bel OK thrown from his in Cliutons near bfooHe
lie wa, conveyed TO his own residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

AccIpESr-A spirited horse with butchers
wagon attached started of at full speed up the bowery
about 10 o'clock this mornng and came In eoison win
The Croon train OF cars one OF the shafts Of the
ran into and severely injured Of tho car leaders nnd
10 almost another instant the wagon was broken 70 pieces
By car which could possibly be stopped In time TO
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-14

GENERAL SEssIOss.-The trial OF EDWARD " ar
Tor obtaining goodsby false pretedses wss resumed
,n Saturday when the testimony Of several rs
by virtue comm ssion, read Tor NE defence
showing that the reprosentsons made by the &C
.ed 10 every respect The case wss submit
ted TO The Jury without remarks from the Court sha
he Jury after a momentary consultation rendered yer
ict OF not guilty The Court then adjourned until today
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19
BRANDRETH PILLS.

IN all cases Of Indigestion. Worms. Asthma
Diseases Of the Heart. and all Affections Of
Stomach and Bowels the Brandreth Pills will be
found nexer-failng remedy.
To insure the full benefit of these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, so thai
upon the first commencement Of sickness they
nav be at once rescrted to. One dose then il
better than . dozen after the disease has become
established in tie system.
The Brandreth Pills are purely vegetable, and
SC innocent that an infant Of q month old NAV
use them if medicine is required, not only with
safety but with certainty of receiving all the hem
eli, medicine is capable Of impauing. Females
may use them during all the critical periods of
their lives. The Branjrcth Pills will insure their
health, and produce regularity in all the functions
OF life.
Mr.. Corcovich. of Caracas. SAYS, 81 have en-
tlrely cured myself Of the Fexer-and- cue. which
have had for six months, by taking fiom 8 to
~ oil btandreth Pills for one month.--Vide his
letter to DIR. Brandreth, dated Sth Feb. Is47..
be careful you do no, get counterfeit; to avoid
this, purchase Of the duly authorized agents.
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way New York.
CT Agents for the sale of Rtandreth's Pills
ID, Heart, HiIlshoroueh.
]. d. MsDade. Chapel Hill.
G, A. Mohsne, Mason Hall.
A. Mickle q Co.. Binghan's School
James Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton FACTORY.
Henry Glider. Lindley's Old Store.
&. Patterson, Patterson's Store.
May %. 81
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The Eoslauing stsnxas. which we zip
from . exchange. afe - mnrh aerorlaag
10 or uwn hssst ahat - gsre then :
plare . the inside of Cur paper. and -
Fionsly rnmmend lhem 4 IT. ronsiasEa-
tian III he reader. Hou ofssa lis cur -
dignaiien heen exriiei ~ sOekney spaFis-
men with Their rnsiy fre-locks. = vel =
" mischistoas hnss who. : Ike qniFer-
"a Namiaiaas." bow snd arrow n hand,
have crossed our paah N pursal1 II 70.
kInx, Nrens. Mosking. birds. and otier H.
nocens hsile warblers lbai have been sent
insa this world By kind Providence m
cheer the heaH Of man with their delight.
fl melody. 4 whsle troop al boys and
mischieEons uIehias zane within our re
~ ennilage . few days ago 10 plumber shF
nfsl 0f . iarasiie rohin. Oh, mnres. 1--WE
lad heen ii home we fear that we should
have beea tempted Ia anninl their juvenile
hams xiuh The oil oi hiekoFy. We haFs
ak nr right Of these ligile innaeenis Job
ins no, boys, in the trees around the house.
snd they. together with a plentiful sphinx
ling Of Mocking birds. make ~ a coaesEi
more Delighted ihan any ever performed
nv Frank Johnson's Raleigh band. They
will almost eas bread ont II our hand. and
We lore Them nearly as well IS we do
children. Tie that would hurt feather
in one OF their tails as is fl f'r trrasons.
ssIasagems and sPoils." NC. Argus.
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HAVING EaEmea . esFsEsnEgsaR 2 - =. -.
IA slsng Bnsinrss. zs4al EesFsxsaass $3.50
DIR ssssalNs sd - Falair EszrsaAss - -
ksEe axkxn n saand SO doaE Nssa - Nsssas.
isns. NeaA6 .. - ksaaalng - esass -
phaas aasy iHsFna eaagias - - sasassss :. -
- xarlaNs bfsaghtss
Tier - grspsrs1 = fapish SADDLES
Grun rooa = hfss. ~ lnSrsiaF - aHE uansiae'
suHea Z lie states alse EsuiaEe. hatonsaF = s
=. causs.l 50 sFsgoa HARNESS. - 80 -.
Nnd neaaesi s'yie.
Ihey hass - hnna : neNs ssaa kea-sslsgsae
nssogsnsrat &c WHIPS. # 1T kinds. bhiti-a.s
aARTINGALEs Tsssslling - Aal'rs
TRUNKS. BEAR sna nI'ffAI.O sAaAs
STIRRIP IRONS and Birdie Biz 40
! a<sssierssa assnsfnaent e haE0nsAs. Lasgs,
sna rauxsil MOUNTING. BRiDl.E BIZ
KI.Ee. ana aii kinds 4 i.EAIHkk. nhloA slssA
MI ~ - Sa5alrrs o. thsir customers. II tsFs
Esassii profit.
r~Thry vii give shfirwpfk in exehanEs 10
soo1 SHINGLES. FLOUR. and LUMBER, Il
the msskes gicrs.
Thrv tender iheir hanks 10 ihsis rassones'
ana frrssas generally foE The hhsEsl share = at'
runsEe lkey have hsutolaFe Isceissa snd ihss
uope shsiF iTiends Kill ell snd sKAmine shriF -
sarimeul hefars Pusrhssng elsewhere. - DRY ~
s-nl aisqosing ol iheir wosk On tie H'0sa 'sassa'
allie tsTms.
November 9. u
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Advertising Rates for The IIillsrorcuslI Recorder

One dollar per square l6 lines) for the first
insertion, and rs cents for esch continuance. De-
duclions made in favor Of standing advertisements
MS follows.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-19
THE HILLsBoaoUGH RECORDER
Is PUBLISHED wEERLr
BY DENNIS HEARTT.


Terns.-Thrce Dollars wear, or Two Del
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
OF five subscribers, who make the payments strict
~ IN advance, will be furnished al Two Dollas
year each.
No paper will he discontinued until all arrearai
ges are paid, unless at the option Of the publisher
Hereafter no paper will he sent to a ncw sub
scrieer out Of this state unless paymen, is made in
advance, or sotne person in the stale will become
responsible to the editor and in no case will thu
paper he sent to subscriber out Of the state for
more than two years without payment.
AnvERTIsEsEsTs NOT exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty-five cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro-
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five per
cent. higher A deduction of one-,hird will be
made to advertisers by the year.
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More New Goods,

CHEAPER THAN EVER. consisting IF
ULEAEHED and Tnhleaehsd shidings:
- White caaahEies, chCsked csmbEies. AMI
Paper csnlhricx.
six warp Alpaca; Russia DispeE
Galleos, large assortment, seTg petty aud
cheaE Black calicos:
Fancy Cashmere; Blask Meino. Cassimers;
Silk Serge; English Cotton Stockings;
Goat Buttons; Twist: Long whalehoncs;
Fine hound Psalm snl Hymn Books:
Note Paper, Envelopes, Motto Waters. siesl
Pens. &c.
Best SALAD OIL.
For Preserving. We have q full lot # STONE
JARS; hid. good Brown SUGAR; barrels
Siuart's Sieam.Rsfinrd SUGAR.
We have ON hand Straw Mating. one, ana
one and quarter yard wide, very cheap;
1 hhds good Molasses:
Swecdes Iron, different sizes, some very SNAIL,
ono quarter Of an inch square;
Fine Ivory handle KNIVES onl FORKS, and
caneFs;
Bricks for CLEANING knives; and many other
articles. Please call and see them.
LONG. NEBB. * On.
May 80. al
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Re m ale 8 Oh DOL,

YvHE Fall Session Of Mr.. &; MRS. BUR-
II WELLS SCHOOL viii commence on
Friday the 18th Of July.
Sign'r. AsTexio DE MARTISo has charge Of
the Music, Drawing and Painting, and Modern
Languages.
TERMS.
Board and Tuition, per session. s67:50
Tuition in English, SIS to 1850
Music, on Piano or Guitar, 5000
Modern Languages. each, 1000
Drawing and Painting, from sig to 5000
Latin, 500
For fartner information address Rev. Robert
Burwell HillsbOrough.
June Is. 35-
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

A s the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinued
"a its Agency in Hillshorough and transferred
the business 10 Raleigh, the Subscriber will attend
to the Renewal Of Notes, and other Bank Bust
ness. for the citizens of Orange, and others who
may desire it, for the usual compensation. The
Officers of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
siness of this kind.
LEOPOLD L. HEARTT.
Raleigh. May /. 30
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LONG. WEBB, & co.

~
DESPEcTFULLY snnounrs % thsi, friends
IA ana he Puilie, thas thsy srs s,ili 81 thsi'
OIL sssnI. Esa1y 10 wais On Al nho nay give
thrm ! ell.
Tasy kssr constantly On hand a full snSooHn'
Plele ssaCx Of
DIRT &ccDEa
of evrsy description suiEsiis far The season; ass
Hardware.
Groceries.
Drugs.
Medicines.
Dye slufIs,
carriage Trimmings. SC.
T.sdiss snd Gsnllensn will 10 themselves snd
Us justice ~ loasing st cur saosk before making
their purchases.
=" Country Prodnee & Country Cio'h
taken in exchange far Goods.
Mas 2. 20
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T. q TT N ID ,

IN the Mount Willing road, two or three miles
above Samuel Smiths. on "Wednesday the
Ith instant, wallet containing several Brides,
MartingaIes. Girths, &c The owner can get
them by calling at the Printing Office, proving
property. and paying charges ~@%s
Jane y. 81 -3Y
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SPARE THE BIRDS.

BY REv. o. ". BETHUNE, .. ..
Spare. spare the gentle bird.
Nor Do the warbler wrong,
In the green wood i heard
Its sweet and gentle song;
Its song 30 clear and glad,
Each lis,ner's heart has sliu'd;
And none, however sad,
But bless'd that happy bird.
And when 81 early day
The farmer troa the dew.
II met him on the way
With welcome bliths and true:
So, when At early eve.
He homeward words his way;
For sorely would he grieve
TO mis- ihe'wsll-lOsel lay.
The mo,hsr who hsd kept
Watch Ger her wakeful child,
Smiled rs the baby slept,
soOihed BY il wood notes siid.
And gladly had she flung
The easement open. Zee.
AZ the dear warbler sung
From out the household uce.
The sick man on his bed
Forgels his WEAKNESS,
and turns his feeble head
To list its songs, that bless
His spirit like stream
ofmerey from on high,
or music in the dream
That seals the prophet. eye.
Oh, laugh no, at nv words,
To warn your childhoods hours;
Cherish The gentle birds,
Cherish the fragile flowers:
For since man was bereft
Of Paradise, in tesrs,
God the sweet things hath left,
To cheer our eyes and ears,
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THE subscriber returns his sincere blanks 10
II his fsisnds. and the pubic generally. toT thelE
very liberal support. and would respectfully y"
farm lhe siilens ef this ard the adjoinins senl.'
tics. that h. eoa,inncx 10 carry on Machine
shop. Al The Old stani known - tho Foundry n
Mrssrs. Dixon l. unshatk, mar SnaT Camp
Post ciiice. Orange county, \. e., where he VIII
furnish. II short notice. highly improved
Horse Powers and Threshins
Machines,
both portable sud stationary: Straw Cutters 81
various kinds. Grist and Saw Mill Irons. Farm
ing Utensils Of all descriptions, Edge Tools d sl''
peEoF quality also all kinds Of Castings used ~
this section Of county, embracing Mill and Fac
tory Gear. Ggigcons. Skating Mould.bOaEas, d.
zen Lids. Wagon Boxes. Smoothing Irons. Af.
o. 4 handsome reduction On former pIiees
will be made Oh large castings, such as Mill and
Factory Gear and liudgeons where patterns are
furnished or sie on hand. II Is confidently he
licvcl thar those who wish 70 purchase any arii-
Gle in tie above line. will 10 well to call and ex"
anime both materials and workmanship heiore
purchasing elsewhere. All letters on business.
directed to the subscriber. snow Camp, n. e.,
will receive immediate and prompt attention.
JOHN STAFFORD.
March 7. ol-3mp
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THE ersaf sssgf assT Nla b as9E r =. =. -. !.
4 q q nasaF 49, ~ - Aesa. IL sa.a-'s@
ssrraaak srwmse1 tsknaw nekakAass - - -
e. 80 kasAss. naEEaaa asssAAg = - Aassa4 . :
NxsrAnsls = - Il gra = asEasss saFAf > - -
L. assFgs ssass i rsnaaasF Haawss aassa&s 80
remFxliea = aesest saesf aasansss Eae fsea -
srgsA ranur sxxsssay EAaa aansasgx 80 afsTsasx.
Re Ezasse snghaalacs KFEs calirs - - asRAssAs.
- - sna couassL l. shass. era, Pssaas CO
lsE5fy Lad eornHea
Nsl meuaa Il e ifahs - eaasesafness = &C
eoas - ceusra Rlen she NaisEs ss-hsaas5. ID
as - Tie Fesiting waves - 49, saasaai =
E.siars. wkseh n iew EsastAs svsx SIC -
ri deiesrligGs missa EhiEA Fssdnoss haasas
aisess<xs
Wi ssys lie sslthsaiel H., Ferguson - -
uxsnss Answer = III casfss II laisaas atysHss-
sstssf L. - gvinspaf s&rrs = aalf erssa sser-
gfns u rss<~s.* All hisaory end sap<EFhes Ffoxss
Ills sseagv. MhsH he British army FncsuFea
ca liz plains Il EsiEmaaora. u iiHns nhfn the
rirrr Gasaisna haA herone ars aiasH > naod, M
NHrTENr ard ISTIRsIrEKsT fstsis Essea >
mans tie troops nth surh destructive nsaaiensas
ihss ihey eaane nigh bting rasiEpsisd.
TmK GmarFENEERs eaMFksE. therefore. eas'
nessly can The sllsnti0n If he entire West D.
heir most extraordinary and ctissssie1 ssH'es q
AsrI-IsIrnorx MTnlsIxEs. In every iaealiis
where lhese i The slightest tsneney 10 any talan
II FEvER. FEFra an Arrr, DrsR AErE, and
lhs Ike. the inhabiiants should - onre ssnd 10
tie General Agent a The district mi hsxs GEas-
fenlsrg nep0s established n~ar lhem. NeFs this
done, and lhe GRAEFENREEG kEaEIA-
DIE PILLS anil HEALTH BiffERs nsed
areonling % ares,ianss there would h 20 fear a
billions diseases.
- important are The GEaslsailsEs Meslsirss 10
The people u the Mesi. that The follsNlng sisrs
should BE- Immediately iakrns-
ist. Ertry nagllsskoa2 alsoud hare Gra.'.
satsxg DtrGi. Bg addrsssins TIE Genera! Astns
II any dissrief tbs ran h steWTta.
81. Families skouM cub tegftkF and 81 an
immediate supply.
81. EnigTanf Sarilits cnai chr phitnilr0-
pie toaiss Should faFni,h fhea ~ ~ ntt'iss.
By sprh means hi.ous DISEASES ai!l b. entirely
prevented.
The other Melirinss Of the Company are most
cminsnily adapted 10 the diseases for which they
are recommended. and consist Of The following:
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MitChells Eve SalVe,

FENHE concurrent testimony Of men ot integrity
II and worth j the hest evidence VIC can have
Of any fact Of which We have no cognisance our.
selves. The great advantages possessed by this
article over every ohei are--its Certainty, Saie.
~, Convenience. and Economy. All Physicians
admit tina, great danger il 10 he apprehsudcd from
dragging the eve whsn in infammed and TN.
healthy state. In the usc Of this saIsc this obc-
ton il entirely removed, a. no harm can possibly
result from its use: il leiug IN all cases applied to
the erfsnul portions ii The eye; thereby avoiding
all the Inconvenience. pain and danger, which ne.
csssarlly attend the Introduction OF any puugent
article into the eye. lis activity in suhdung in
fammation is 50 great that but few cases require
the use Of more than one hottie to effect perfect
cure. One Physician remarked 10 us, after having
witnessed its effects In several instances. that
was " perfect fire killer" We might multiply
reasons why this Salye should lie preferred aho'e
every Thing else in the treatment Of diseases Of The
eve, but we prefer il should stand on its own me,
riis. All we ask is that its virtues be thoroughly
tested and that the directions be strictly followed
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co, " T.
For sale at this Office.
March IA. 81
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EnOe Mountain Mills.

fHsHE subscriber would take this method of in
A forming his friends and the public generally,
that he is now fully prepared for Carding Wool,
and hopes, by strict attention to business, to me-
rit continuance of the custom WHICH has hereto
fore been bestowed on him.
Prices for carding, 6! 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.
A supply of Wool 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.
m ALEX. DICKSON.
May Is. 32-3m
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-08-03
IS CENTS.
DIR. Champions Vegetable Ague
Medicine!

4 SAFE and warranted Cure for Fevers of every
n description.
Also, DIR Champions Vegetable ti-Biious,
Anti Dyspeptic, Purifying and Cathartc Pills, poss-
essng tour important combined properties for the cure
of Diseases, carefully and correctly combined, one
tice assist the effect OF another for the benefit of
the Health OF Mankind.
These pills contain the.iour leading properties for
the cure of diseases There is chronic affection in
which the Liver, the Stomach, the Bowels or the
blood is not concerned. Therefore, these pills are
carefully and correctly prepared meet those seve-
raj Indications In all Bilious complaints they cure
by acting upon the liver and carrying of the redun-
dant or excessive bile; and the time exciting
the liver into full action In dyspepsia, they carry
off the accumulated mass OF acidity. and correct the
stomach and digestive organs. liz Is TACT well
known ond generally acknowledged, that great
part of chronic diseases depends upon mpurty OF the
blood These pills possess the power of purifying the
blood in the most obstinate cases OF Scroiula oil
haccid temperament; and cathartic they act gen
ty upon the bowels, removing all unhealthy accumu
lations. They mild in their nature, and may b,
used with perfect safety in all ages, from infancy
old age For sale by
W% a.. n wOOlsey & EvansvilleIa.
DIR. Thos Newman, Mt Vernon la.
X. b. Hallock, Princeton IT,
WI. Whiting, Cynthianna la.
WB Dimick, Boonvile La.
DIR. Joseph Sewer, Vincennes Ia
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