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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

,hr National Inielligencer that letters have hccn
received BY our Government from Paris Of the 81
Instant. which announce the arrival Of Mr.. Rives,
anil Geographic despatch from Baltimore dissi-
piir. any fear that the . snissal Of Mr.. Poussin
iniclpose,l any inpcinent 10 the reception Of the
american Minister; for. according 10 the des.
patch. il had bccn announced in the Paris Nom.
t,ar l,he official Iapcr) tina, the French Govern
mcni disarowed VIZ. Poussin's conduct, and had
appointed another Minister in bis place. The in
,rlligence referred 70 in the despatch no, only dis
sipatcs the idea that the French Government de
sircs controversy with ours. but shows, what wal
lrlore sufficiently evident, that We command III,
entire respect u The leading Powers Of Europe.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
War among the saddIers!

V'IiE coparinership Of Fuller & Hedgpeth be-
Il ing dissolved by mutual consent, the suhscri-
Der hereby tenders his thanks TO his friends and
the public generally for the liberal share Of patron
age they have heretofore bestowed upon him, and
respectfully informs them that be has taken the
stand one door west of the shop formerly occu-
pied by Fuller & Hedgpcth, and hopes TO receive
liberal share of their custom still, as he aims 10
keep ON hand full assortment Of
Saddles, Brides, Harness,
and every other article belonging to the Sad.lling
| Business.
He will give any kind Of work in exchange for
Lumber. Shingles, Corn, Flour, Wood, &c.
lie would like to take as an apprentice boy
about the age Of l6 or Ia, Of good habits and Of
respectable family.
SOLOMON FILLER.
October %. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
LOOK AT THIS!
Il and WINTER assortment Of
DRY GOODS
AND
GROCERIES.

which has been selected with great care from Bal
,imore, Philadelphia & New York; and as | am
disposed to work for small profits, those that are
wanting such articles will save time and money
by calling and examining my assortment before
purchasing elsewhere.
VIM NELSON.
n. B. As am compelled to rely on my collcc-
tons TO continue my business, those who are in
debtcd to me by note or account are earnestly re-
qucsied to call and make immediate payment as
il is much pleasanter to receive the amount from
my friends than TO resort to the law TO make col
lection. w. N.
Oct. 80. %
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
John Tyler and Inc Proyiso.-I

!, stated in some Of our exchanges, that sr-PIesi
lcni Tyler has written letter 10 Judge Hunting
ton, Of Indiana, ia which he holds that the prnci-
pie Of the wllno, Prosiso. a applied 10 caIifr-
mia. Is mere abstraction. and that fiee-soil Is
how jus as secure in New Mexico a. il i in Mi
ncsota.n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

His Excellency. ID. NJ. Barringer, En-
yoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo'
tertiary Of United Slales Of America 10
her Catholic Majesty, with his f.mily and
suite, arrived in Paris ON Thurday. en-
route for Madrid. ale one al the Hotel
des Princes, Rue Richelieu.
Paris pqper, Sept. %.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Good Dividend.-The Georgia Raj

road Company on Tuesday declared a
dividend Of three dollars and half per
share, from The business Of The last six
months, upon their entire stock Of four
millions. augusta Chronicle and Sentinel
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

An English Journal mentions that the
family OF Oliver Cromwell has Just be-
come extinct in The person Of Mrs. Rus
sell. daughter ofihe laie Mr.. Silver Crom-
well. The biographer ofihe Protector. from
whom she descended in tie direct line.
Til. Is mistake. There i. we learn,
now residing in This l.wn. most highly
respectable family. who are descended
Immediately from Oliver Cromwell. .the
Protector. VIII JOuraQL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

Errafa.-In The hurry q making up our
lasi paper due ATTENTION Was no, observed, and
the Last 10 two orIhree lines of thrce anicIcs
we're iransPosed. making ihem read rather ludi-
cFousls. One 81 thrm. the q NobIe-hearted
WreSkfr.' viii be made complete By emitting
The ihree last lines, and making The sentence rrad
thus:
!. No oiter Of money would have induced him
10 perform ihis noble act. hut the know ledge thai
frllow-cratuTes demanded his assistance aIpeal-
ed TO his hean, and commanded the aid Of the
generous sailor"
The o,her two articles We re-publilh below,
corrected.
A French chemist has succeeded in
preserving wafer in sweet slate BIZ plac-
ing l kilngrammes Of black oxide 81
manganese in earh rask Of wafer con-
tanning $50 lilres. equal O. pounds 10 a
butt of los gallons. In This manner wafer
has been Kept perfectly sweet for seven
years.
American Tobacco In England
appears from The last rrinrns made 10 ih,
British Parliament. That there had beer
imported into that Kingdom during III,
year 1918, OF Tobacco. 57.304,l3l
pounds-lrnm which The Government bat
derived revenue Of 4.365,233 pounds
sterling. or 2l.627.72s dollars. In oIhel
words, Great Britain leyies duty Of be,
tween sereniy-nine and eighty cents pc
pound on our Tobacco, which after
years labour. did mol yield the planie
more Than an average Of some four OF fiv'
cents per pound.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Senator Walker Of Wisconsin.

Senator Walker Of Wisconsin. has
issued long address 10 The people Of that
Stale in reply 10 The charge Of having vio-
lated his pledges and instructions, on the
subject Of Slavery in The Territories. lie
denies that any act or vote Of his, in the
L. S. Senate. would favor the impression
thar he is favorable TO The extension oil
Slavery.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Saddling Business.

II nft-Nu uSroiNtu tOlldIiicTsnip Win SOLO
II mon Fuller, would respectfully inform my
old friends and the public generally, that am
still 10 be found at the old stand occupied by Full.
Ter and Hcdgepcih, prepared to carry on the Sad
ding Business in all its various branches.
am prepared TO furnish Saddles from good TO
best, inferior to none manufactured this side of
!" Bunkum;" also Corriage. Barouchc, Buggy,
Caryallan and Wagon HARNESS, in the neatcst
and most approved style. In word the subscri-
Der promises TO he able at the shortest notice to
HARNESS any horse in the county.
WHIPS! WHIPS! WHIPS
Also SKINS, Bear and Buffalo; TRUNKS;
Birdie Bits and S,irrup Irons; also well selected
assortment of MOUNTING for Barouches, Bug
gies, and Caryalls; Birdie Buckles and that use
iul and indispensable article called LEATHER,
Of every kind.
Thankful for the attention, and for the Kind
and liberal patronage which the subscriber has
heretofore received at the hands of the Public ho
hopes 10 retain their favor BY doing GOOD
WORK and offering GOOD BARGAINS.
Call at the sign Of the saddle.
A. w. HEDGEPETH.
October "a. OIL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

m. BASIN. Drntisi. would respectfully
Dis make known that he i prepared 10 a.
,rDA caIls in his Profession Cor Few days.
Onlrs. through frirnds or The Posi- Office
thankfully received ami IsOsn9ily attended.
HiaS'proush, Oct. 81. 05-iwp
Il HERsMAN. General Ageni Of iIle Moth
81. Carolina Mutual l.iie Insurance Compa-
"A. and also General Agent Of the fire Compa-
n. has arrived in HillsborOush, ami NAV be con-
,,,lirl Al he Union Hotel.
October 30. 05-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

'lhsi portion II Tie clergy, viii The Bi,Eop
Al lliFiI head. ! say Tie nishop-,inre
II Is nniQnaus that, 10th IN the Couren-
lion and lhe Committee. De vas named
as The rlliel offender" And iltss sieuing
Ilie suhIefi he Bishop re-asserls The doe.
irine he has hitherto Taught. and defends
q against he eensuIes ni The Convention.
protesting Al The same lime s.ainsi lIle
right Of the Convention 10 arl N The prp-
mlses. Bishop Ives in his leiier avous
his spprohaiion of lie Oxiord Traris cor
The Times. and drrlaies that il has bern
BIS purpose 10 employ Oh his influence in
bringing has Di0rrse 10 : conformity with
The system Mhirh they SET forth. The
circumstances whirh led 10 The formation
OF /. The Holy Cross" under Bishop Ives
Al IFS head. are detailed in the Pastoral
Letter, and lis objects are explained.
These. among other things. were 80 in
rulra,e upon al within their Influence ihe
sacramenial system Of The Church. parli-
enlarly BsPIismal Regeneration. the Real
Presence ofour Lord in The Holy Encla-
risi. and Sacerdolal AhsoIulion," &c.
I" The SOeiriy' was 10 /" consist Of three
orders" alsl. Perpetual members. who
must be unmarried men. =. Other per-
sons living N the institution. 3. Persons
not residing al Vale cmris." Very much
10 our establishment, as we presume il
will be 10 The surprise 3 a large majority
Of leaders, here Is moi word respecting
The dissolution Of this Society. The fact
was affirmed in connexion with The pro-
ceeding- OF the late Convention. bui has
moi. We believe. been formally announced
BY The Socieiy itself or any Of lis late Of.
ticers. caroLiaa HafrLman.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Look here!

frHE subscribers would inform The public. dat
ihey still continue TO 10 business q he old
Stand, (Wslnui Grove.l eight milrs North Of
HilIsborOush, where they keep on hand a good
assortment of
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wednesday, October II.

40 o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

Constitution OF Ohio. question
submitted TO the People Of Ohio, at their
election in The beginning Of this month,
as to the propriely Of calling a Convention
10 revise the State Constitution. has been
decided in the affirmative BY a very large
MISUNDERSTANDING, perhaps. fifty thou
sand votes. Ii will therefore devolve on
the Legislature of the State, as lis next
session, 10 call Convention for the pur.
pnse OF revising. amending, or changing
the Constitutions" The Convention ito
consist Of Tie same number OF members
a. the Legislature, and obc eleciGl IN the
saliis m inner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31
Another pefaulter.-The Milwaukee

Another Defaulter.-Thc Milwaukee
papers announce that Mr.. J. A. llelienslein.
lale receiver &c the land off e in that dis
lricl, has failed TO make good his accounts
with The Treasury, and that in conse-
qusncc. sun was brosgh, agains, his sure
lies, G. III. Walker, J. kneeland and Levi
Ilubbel. al The late term OF the United
States District Court in iha, city. The
claim against Mr.. II is said TO be about
Twenty Thousand Dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

Illinois Legislature. This body con.
vened on Tuesday al The sent Of Govern
ment Of Illinois, under proclamation from
the Governor. In addition te The election ol
a United States Senator, a question oil
some importance will come UP for lis de-
liberation. connected with the subject ol
permitting the construction Of railroad
across their State, from The Wabash Ia
the Mississippi, opposite ST. Louis. a
Stale Convention held al Hillsbornngl
on The iih instant. adopted resolutions
nnlavorable 10 granting the RICH, oil way
asked Tor.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-10-31

East Tennessee and Virginia Rail Road. AT
the Railroad Convention lately held al
Greensvillp, Tennessee, The amount OF
Sl5O.OOO was subscribed 10 the stock Of
tile +. East Tennessee and Virginia Rail-
road" and il was resolved 10 apply 10 The
Tennessee Legislature for subscription
Of million and hall Of dollars OIL the part
OF The State.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-23
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 81, 1s40.
HOUSE OF REPR EsEnTATIvEs.

Mr.. McCLELLAND (by leave) introduced resolu-
ton instructng the Committee Printing 10 inquire into
the expedency OF ngng up the general index to this
MIR. TALLMADGE (by leave) offered the following
resolution, which was agreed to:
Resolved, That the Secretary of The Navy report to this
aovernme arising from unclaimed wages feom
hat have deserted from the navy, and also from
that are unclaimed and the names former residences
and times OF death desertion of such seamen.
Mr.. COLLINS (by leave) presented the joint resolu.
ton of the legislature New York. asking Congress to
take carry out the purpose of the Continental
Congress providing for the erection of monument to
the memory of Col Nicholas Herkimer, who fell in bat
tie during the revolutionary war laid on the table, and
ordered Il be printed.
Mr.. EVANS of Maryland called for the orders Of the
day.
The SPEAKER announced, as the first business in
order the bill reported yesterday from the Committee of
Ways and Means by Mr. Mckay. regulate the mileage
OF members and delegates to Congress, and for other
purposes.
The question being upon its engrossment-
MIR. MCKAY moved the previous question, which was
seconded. 49,
Mr. JOHN A. ROCKWELL inquired if it would be in
order TO move its posponement; and having been an
sweed by the Chair in the negative he moved 10 lay the
On this motion Mr. MCKAY asked the yeas and nays.
Mr. ROCKWELL then withdrew the mouoh 10 lay on
the table.
The main question having been ordered. the bill was
read and the question being agreeing to the first
amendment reported from the Committee OF ways and
In The first section between the words shortest and
mail" insert continuous, that it will read the short
est continuous mail route
The question on the said first amendment being put it
was agreed to-
The question next being on the second amendment, il
was read by the Clerk follows viz: 10 strike out the
third section of the bill.
On this the yeas and nays ordered and was de-
cided in the negative--yeas 90, nays Ii3.
and read third time,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
DIR. SPEARS
Much CELEBRATED
Indian Vegetable Medicines

RE Universally Acknowledged to he tho SAFEST cheapest
~ aud most cccuul Remedies for the various diseases If
the Human System, offered TO the public They
be relied with confidence to cure all durable Their
action immediate and thorough efadcang diseases in lis
worst FORMS Thousands who have been pronounced ncuru
bic by her physicae, yet live 60 testify to the virtues Of
these eAgoiinay rrcpeStions having bcen restored
These medicines well known to require an extern
sive notico. Scarcely village exists Throughout New Eng
land where living WITNESSES cannot be found to testify of
their nestimabc value.
We viii namc here some of the principal medicines ard
ihet uses returning lhc inquirer after health to the FAM
! 10y PHHSiClAN," work edited by ID. J. s. Spear,
where may be found REF treatise the origin and
OF the principal diseases which alct humanity directions
how 10 preserve ard restore honl together with
hrn"' nom hsh{ respectable persons, csying to their
he"mg vnucs aud urging their Importance. This book
can he oh'9god Of Or .pcurs Agents, itcc.
BALM OF LIFE, Nos. Il 2.-For II Cosumption, Dys.
persia, Indigestion, livnr Complaint, Debility, Nervous
Affections, rhhl,ic Asthma, ppuutiou, Bronchitis,
CNTARRB sNuFF.--Fo uonsuupii n, Cotntrl Cough
Headache &c. this is certain cure for Caturh, anL
passes any other geParon of cleansing the head ia
( THE 'LlVERWOR1' FILLS, have been for long time
considered universal medicine. trial OF one box will
satisfy Tao patient that they are the best pusavo known
They tmo'e the most severe colds colds pains icyes if
sCG0FULN sYRuP-4his - one of tho mos, erTec,un
agents in f. cleansing and purifying the blood. 1t
moves every mpurty from the system, whctho ola scotu
goden ANT of purely vegetable character. For efficacy
CG0L}}S MORBti% < 6YsEYTERY CORDIAL
fused ucco ting to drcctonsn is warranted in every
'' GnSM H o 5c%'@TiGf warranted to cure tho Salt
TuNlG CotpGAL--is ono Of tho most powerful tonics
over dsln'ercd it l. the best female medicine to no OBJ
! WoNAN's FRIEND, ror the falling OF tho Wom5.-Ths
ia the only rcmp, before the public Tor this purpose. 1t OBJ
votes the ucccsy r"sorul to instruments, and
intentionally posl cer,nin remedy.
EYE W 81 Eit--Thsis the best Eve Water now in USE
GRAVEL MiNIURE.-1hi- will cue all clsos of sriv
e. For other Remedies, see " Famil' rhysiciaun
All tho ingredients Of TIE above medicines ue furnished
by nature Lc5sri aud combined in accordance with
Hnuwn principles universally received as sound by scientific
Their merits have been ACKNOWLEDGED by thousands -
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
ITMRCuRIAL DTSEAsES.

Persons who's, constitutions have become i'm.
paired by the nudicous use of MERoURy. vii. fluid
these Medicines a perfect cure, they never fail
to eradicate from the system all the effects OF
Mercury infinitely sooner thun the most powerful
preparations of Sursaphrilll a single tria will
place them beyond the rcuch of competition, in The
estimation of every patient.
BE CAREFUL OF COUNrERFEITS.
Several have lately been discovered and their
nelarous authors arrested both in the city of New
York and abroad.
AGENT.
Prepared aud sold by Dr. w. B MOFFAT, 33a
Broadway, New-Yo rk.
FOR SALE BY
s. X, COLLINS, Montpelier VI.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
Musical instruments.
Barber's Chemical Stove Polish

ff'E best Article invented for Polishing S, ives Crates
&c. 1t produces beautiful usa, with bat litiIe labor
makes M dust or bad smell, and is nearly Gc proof For
sale wholesale aud retail by ESCORT & FIELD
Nv 7. d2l
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Count holden at
Washington District Montpelier, within and for said
Di-ti,ct, oH tbs 2nih s',y Of Noyou,hor A. D. 1919,
GEORGE WORrulNGTON, Administrator on the es
tate Of Roger Hubbard le U Montpelier In said district
deceased, mnkos uppl said Count extend tho limo
heretofore allow ed him pay the debts due from said
Whcrcupon is ordered by said Court that said upplca
day of Decembcr 1919; and it Is further ordered tia,
hereof he given the efedto of said esntc AMI all 9TH
ers concerned bS publishing Tho substance applca
ton uud orders thereon in Tho Vermont Waterman State
journal newspaper printed at Monipohor throo weeks
excessively before the time aforesaid appointed for the
ing of said application. by tho Court,
A T.. F. MERRILL Rcaistet.
Washington District S. Montpelier within and for said
District on the ~ day OF November, A. ID. 1919.
WIN. u. LOOMS, Administrator of John H. Sprout, late
of NOrthed, in suid Dsuict, licensed presents the
Uou hero N whiting his petition Tor license sell the real
estate Of said deceased the debts due from said
aud the EXPENSES 0 administration, tho personal property
| helng Insufficient Tor that purpose
WhoWupUn, il il ordered by said Court that said petition
be ref tTcd to the th day of December ensuing,
T. NJ for hearing aud decision upon tho And
uter order o that nOIee all concerned be gven 10y pub
LISTING tho substance of uid petition, and the orders thereon
thIoe weeks successfully, In tho Vermont Waterman and
state Journal newspaper printed MontlolcT previous
hey sec cause and give bonds the OF said debts
gpnled. Dy the Court
\ ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
CLOTHING.

Another large 10. received this week tho HEAD OF
STATE ST., where may DO found tho largest und best
manufactured lot of Clnhing to DO found in Sale aud
al lower prices Persons about making their all and Win
tor purchases will find for their interests favor with
call, determined 10 keep up the woll0afnod re-
DulatIon of the Original Clothing store,,., 1910.
Nov. s. d2J. II. 2. LOOMS,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
GREAT IMPROVEMENT
planning, T0DgUcing and GrOVing
E4UN1s z3se.
JOSEPH p. WOODBURY'S
Patent Planning Machine,

'yNIlE susctiher having received Letters Patent for sta
iiunary Gutter, Planning, Tougueiug md Growing Ma
chine, now oilers for safe Machines and Rights the
sanc THIS Machine will plain GOO feet OF Boards any
un,inn tic kua,s IN one hour producing bctiur flushed
surface possible produce by any uthci
now known executing the hand plane, aud is peCurly
,dnpto TO plain uul Joint cupburs, weather bounding,
and will do the work faster and better than any other
chine hcrenrn invented. This machine arranged that
planes board with unhrukcu shaving the whole
width length OF the material, and does not take
thirds that is required 10 do cqul
amount work by tho roary Cutting Cyndernow in com
mon use. Tie construction Hm ofsarZntnn of this Ma
chine different from other in uso. Cummuuca-
tions further particulars cheeiiuy responded 10 by adj
dr.ssiun tho suiisch,r (pusi pail) Boston, Mass.
One above Planning Machines may DO seen in opera
tion By calling the Puehiee. -
JOSEPH =. WOODBURY.,
sO:ly Border Street Eusi Boston, Mass.
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G'TG1'Y&JA @AG3u3NW3
SFAVE-5TIS iIET.

AZro3C 2G - ca413ua9 " Co
" inst received large assortment a. Watches Jew.
"a ery, Hnd many uhcr useful well Fancy Goods
viii nam" few OF tho atticcs fc,ows Gold nu
yer Watches Col "Nrl Siv"r Fob mains nn,' T. ~ Id
Gnard Cains aud Ke,cs God Stone Fog .tns t;od
Pins and l'Iucelot Cold Pen, and Eu uuos Drops &c.
Gold Bead. and Pencils, silver Spoons Bnd Ladies' large
lor, Sugar Shuvrs, Butter Knivcs.d1c.
silver OMBS, shell and HON Do, silver Card Crses,
Ivory, PEARL and shell diAlsO lot Of fine Cutlery,
sis,nl Of Ruzots. Ports Knives large Small Fo sci..
and Sheut, Also, Tea Pots, Ladies' lair,
highly periumcd Soaps If all kinds athe Brushes aud
Boxes, Razor Stops Coffee Pots, Brass Clocks, Plated
Spoons. Pocket lnksiunds &c.
CiiIonctts large nismuEutcs, various kinds, French
lin1 Flies, Fiddle lows Acror lions Fiddle and ioss vi II
String, large lot, CAR Skin Wallets, SIR Pu,sos, load
Bags, Ncvc do pcid aud stool Purses, Gosgos, Watch
Oil, rrnnety, Hair oil Brushes nr CIrh Iirur Teeth,
md TOYS Of most all kinds.
srEcTACLGS, silver and co bows, suited to all ages,
The ah,yo does tell halrhe Story store at this
time is filed Win Gouds To luwng, all of which
vii. sell cheap Nossby he afforded, and all
WARRANTED to he what we sclli for.
Nontpoler Oct -, l5i9.-H St.M'L ABBoIT
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1849-12-13
FEVER AND A.GUE.

For this sconrge Of the western country these
Medicines will be ionnd safe, speedy, uui certain
remedy. Other medicines leave the sy-tem sab
Jet 10 return Of the dscaso--a care BIZ these
med cincs is pcrm1nent-TRY THEN, BIZ SA-
Tl5FiGD, AND BECURED.
Bilious Fevers ana Liver Complaints.
General Debility, Loss OF A9rGrs. AYu
DISEASES OF FEMALES these mrdciHcs have been
used with tho most beneficial results in cases Of this
d rplion :-kISG's EyIL. aud @caosuL>, in is
worst forms, yields to the mid yet puwerlai action Of
these remarkable Medicines. Nia1r Swc,rs,
NERyous DEBLIrY, NGsvous Cuu.L,fyrs Of ull
kinds. PALpIrArroS or the HEAAr, rANrENs
l,ni tlr AIlaallLLA. n1cnl