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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-01-03
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
FriJay. Decemher ! h

Friday, December D.
Mr.. Ogleshy introduced 4 Joint resoln.
ton in.truc.ing the Judiciary committee
10 inquire into the proprie,y of requiring
rnnstahIes 10 return all warrants put into
their hands for collerton. Adopted.
Mr.. Ogleshy introduced resolutions "a
alter the consultation of the State So as 4,
abolish The freehold qualification for mem.
bers of the Legislature, and changing The
basis Of representation in both branches
10 white population. Mr.. Kelly moved
that The resolutions be rejected. and the
ayes and mes being taken, The question
vas decided ii Tie affirmative, 90 IA ~.
MIR. R,yner mnvpd 10 take up The bill.
introduced by Mr. Sheek, TO alter The con.
slinlinn. Carried.
Mr.. Rayner then moved 10 strike on,
ali Of the bill after /" Whereas" and insert
a substitute offered by him. providing The
means of ascertaining The sense of the
people upon The propriety Of convention
10 amend the Eonsulnlinn.
On motion of The same gentleman. the
bill and amendment was laid on the table,
and the amendment ordered To he printed.
Saturday. December l6.
Mr.. Mebqne. from The committee on FL
ma zee, introduced bill 10 provide for The
pay nent of The debt Of The State I, the
Bank Of the State, and ntier ilebis due on
account Of endorsements nv The State for
the Raleigh aud CASTOR X il-rnad.
Mr pohbin presented a bill, srcompa-
nlra by memorial. 10 establish The Bank
vi Fayetteville, which. on motion of Mr..
S.J.Persnn, was ordered to be printed
Monday. December Is.
message WIS rcrpved from the Sem
ave. transmitting the following engrossed
bills
lili pseei.'ine f,r he rags ssmeu, n
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I rsnalng AZ Gsesiion. he Hnase -.
jopnrd.
f6aay. Dcrrniser 50
III. Haia,ia iniroireed iill "a incar-
lrorass : Plank Read company. between
iIaxrssrsille and Ssli,bnEy; 1hirll Was or
deed - ~ prinieal.
81. M.Mnilrn introduced resolution
iuslmriing lie sommiiire on Fsnaaee 10
inquire mo ne eApsdirnry oI increasing
ne iax on RETAILERS of spirilu0as liquors.
Sc. Caldwell. al Guil,n,d. Introduced
: resolution giving ssrhra,eh pnopeny 10
lhe Literary Fund. instead q lie Uni
srtsiiy.
The Speaker annaunred shs arrival II
The hour lar laking Up lie oF5errf ne DAY.
Eiz : The essalilishmsnI q an As, lum for
ihr Insane. whrn
Mr.. Dahhin moved 10 amendlle Bill ~
Inserting ! renis On every slO0 worth Of
properly ..and 81 rents on every poll. fnr
four yesrs. lrsying lie County Courts he
Liberty 10 reduce The POor Tar. il found
onefons.
Mr.. D0bbiD fhen went into mos, able
and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS he bill ..and Us
objects; Al lhs rlose az which. The amend
men, proposed ~ him was adopted. and
The bill passed lis secoi.d. readlng-ayes
lof. nors, 10.
Mr. Slanly then moved The suspension
az the rules m order thalsshe. blll might
be pul upon is lhin \ eading: Which was
r.irie'l. and Il passed iisk,hird reading
ayes 81, noes o.
Saturday. December 20.
Mr.. Mrbsne introduced bin d amend
lhr ltiGh sec,ion-of the 3lsl chspirr Of
the Revised Sl,lule<, entitled !" coarl. OF
Equay." Read and referred 10 The com-
miuee on The Judiciary.
Mr.. courts. from The committee on
Propositions and Griessnres, !. ported IN
favorahly 10 Tie bill providing FOR Tax
COLLECTORS in the several counties in this
State. Read second lime and rejected.
Mr.. Cherry, in behalf Of majority of
tbs same commillee. reported uniarorsbly
10 The bill lor The better regulation d Com.
mon Schools.
Mr.. Mebane presented the report nf
Vim. b. Thompson. esq. Engineer, upon
the Cape Fear and. Deep Rivers; which
on his motion was ordered 10 be printed.
Adjourned To I'uesday.
Tuesday. December 81.
Several bills and resolutions Of private
character were acted on.
Wednesday. December %.
Mr.. Sisnly offered resolutions approy-
ing Of Whilney's Plan Of Rail Road.
which passed. BY suspension Of the rules
&c the House. its I'd reading.
/ Wien The resolutions were pui upnn
lheir 3rd reading. Mr.. Miller moved 10 nv
them on the The table. Carried.
Thursday. Dscemher 30.
Mr. courts reported favorsbly 10 the
bill 10 lay off and establish the new coun.
" Of Walanga.
Mr.. Slsnly moved 10 postpone the bill
until Saturday,. Carried.
Mr.. Dnhbin. from the convrittcs ia
Shnrr vas r.fr,rrIi ~" rrsuiuuSs or MIR,
Steele, reported substitute for said re-
solutions, which, on motion &c Mr.. Biggs.
was ordered TO he printed, aud made The
order Of the day for Monday next.
On mo,ionnf Mr.. Stevenson, tie House
adjourned.
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Gen. TAYLOR was burned IN efligv by
ihe i.ocs.foros Of Pike county. Illinois,
when they heard of lis election. THIS Is
nothing Strange Socrates was poisoned by
his rwn rauntrymen, Columbus was hfag-
grd home in chains. Gallileo perseruleu'
aud Emmett and Wallace exernied; ana
would I've unreasonable 10 expect lhai ihe
I.oro-loco snckers nf Illinois would lei an
opportunity pass to Witty Gen. Iaylfr' y
iar no other reason than Ia show The w'ai',
lin, lhps are A. spiri'e,l as The lai'"''a'
prosecutors of the above merii"neh l'a'i''
us. Rf,gs Ns
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ExEcrrIvE DKpaRTsEST,
Detsmbcr esd. ls4S.

Well done Louisiana.-We clip the
following from the Picayune Of the 18th
ins.:
T'HE School BILL.-The grea, inca.
sure for which the Legislature was con-
vened BY the Governor has al last been
completed. The school hill appropriate
ing ,he sum Of $3.50. 900. for the support
Of the free public schools Of the State.
having passed both branches of The I.rg-
ialature Yesterday, received the approval
and signature Of CIV. Johnson. All the
important measures before The Legislature
will he finished. without doubt. to-day,
and i will adjourn sine die tomorrow.
A II honor 10 a Legislature which appro'
priaies S550,000 TO the support Of Free
Public Schools. augusta (Ga.) SertineL
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GIN sMAKIN(S,eS.a573... Il. a7..s

We are prepared to execute orders toSaI,y
extent in the above line, both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins are not surpassed. iy
any made in the State, possessing allthe asEs
vantages OF the Falling Breast and Siidilr
Ribs, which saves a great deal in way "a Is.
pairs. We also use the Steel Plate Save.
with teeth set in an angle that cannot possibly
lnjure the finest staple, with an ilnpro,y n,ant
to regulate the noting otthe cotton; our brush
is constructed on plan, giving at once, Che
advantages of lghtness, strengt iii and force
all very material in the successful operat.on
of a Gin. We would invite planters to call
at our shop and examine for themselves.
whilst we would assure the public generalls.
that they sisall have no cause to complai,,
either OF our work or prices. a 81 gFsj
CABINET MAKING. ~
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet linc-such ais Bedsteads. Wardrobas
Safes, Book cases. Stands, Tables, Cnpboards,
&c. &c. at short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON G. BROTHER. sts'stt
Opposite The Preslgferiun chttrcA. ifff3
Sumterville, April %, IS47. 2e Iy
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New & Fashionable Clothing,
GEORGE A. HYDE.

SUCCESSOR To HOUSTON K HYDE, 2S3 KING ST.
Opposite Merchants Hotel.
Manufacturers, Wholesale and Retail Dealer
in Cloh.rg,
q. a. H. Respectfully invites the attention
OF his friends and ihc public to his large as
sortmcnt of fashionable and Elegant Cloth
ing now on hand, equal in every respect to
the best custom work, to which he is weekly
add ny large supplies direct from his own
Mandatory in New York.
This Establishment is conducted entirely
on The Cash Principles both in purchase and
sales, giving him great advantage in his Sc
.ections and enabling him to to sell at New
York rates. He is now Offering this stock,
(Which is not cxcclled for RARELY, siy'e, beau
~ and durability of workmanship in the
Union, AT such l!riccs as to make i an induce
'ncnt for purchasing to call before making
their selections a superior assortment OF
fnc Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Canes, &c. &c.
constantly on hand
With attentive and obliging salesmen,
gentlemen can depend upon having their
wants supplied Immediately. All garments
warranted to fit well and give satisfaction in
every respect
ITMr. JoHH II DARBY, long known in the
clothing line is now n, this establishment,
where ne would DC happy TO see and serve
his friends.
GEO. a. HYDE,
Succestor TO Houston & Hyde.
Charleston. May 23, 1919. 3U "
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3poetrp
iron TiiE BANNER.l
Memory.

There Ia tear Of sweet relief
A tear Of rupture and Of grief;
! The feeling heart one Gun know
What most emotions from il flow,
Il ia when memory cilnrms the mind,
With tender images refined;
Tbs when her magic spells restore
Departed fricds and jov no moro.
There Is an hour, u pensive hour;
Aud oh how dear its soothing power!
II is when twilight spreads her veil,
Aud steals along the silent dale
IT'S when the fading blossoms clvso,
When all in riIeuce aud reposc:-
Then memory wakes, aud loves to m ourp
The days that never can return.
Then is strain, plaintive strain,
The source Of joy, and yet Of pain;
IT is tho soag whose dying measure
Some friend beloved heard with pleusure.
Some friend who n'cr again may hear,
The melting lay to memory dear;
An thon her mnpic spells restore
Visions Of blssful days no moro.
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More New Goods Received,

The subscribers have received another lot
Of Spring Goods. They have great variety
of Ladies' Dress Goods, consisting (viz) Of
embroidered Niuslins, embossed do dotted do.
sprig do. cold do, Lawns, Cambrice, Muslin,
Ginghams, cold Ginghams, mourning do. &c.
A variety OF Linen Drills, vestings, Ready
made Clothing, Panama and Leghorn Hats,
California Hats, &c.
Also TO he found at their Grocery, fresh
No. |, Afackerel, dried IIerrins, N. G. and
country Bacon and Lard superior N. O. NO
lasses, &c. ]. r. SOLOMONS g. co.
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wOmarn's Love.

Like Ivy, where it grows, tits seen
10 wear an everlasting green;
Like IVY too, tits fond to cling
100 often round worthless thing.
Oh woman's lore-at times it NAV
Seem cold or cloudy but it burns
With true, undertaking ray,
Nor over from it's idol turns.
a tear its weapon is !-beware
fwoman'stears-there's danger there
Its sweetest place on which to rest
Is constant and contiding breast.
It's Joy, to meet, it's death, to part
Its sepulchre u broken heart
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New Goods.

Inc unders'gnen has just received full
ana general assortment OF New Goods, wh hich
he Will sell very low for Cash or good paper.
L. B. HANKS.
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Hs1acenfaaIsns 80

The subscriber, through the solicitation Of his
trends, has made arrangements To- stand l,is refe
hrntrd Horse BUCEPtALUS, Jr. in Sumter
District The ensuing Spring. Said Hores may
ne expected to pass through Snintefsille, bs
Fulton, and perhaps Slateburg am, n, The Ft,tI,
Of Black River; and any osh,r place whrre s,,f.
hc'rntly encouraged and convenient 10 his rot,te.
which will be determined by the groom. .s.
1efams--iincephairs Jr., will DO lei To
mares at S4.0l -SS,00the season. and Siam
10 INSURE % cents to the groom, IN every Ia.
stance. Parting with the marc forfsils the ;na.
surance in every instance. Every care win &.
'hkeh 10 prevent accidents, but neliabiliy should
any occur. - - s;'s's
n. b. Where company Of 6 or 8 n,arc. i.
made up by responsible persons, am, The UaYss
and Groom furnished free of charge as he IL
'hg round tnrongh the season, will retlnca tt,ss
season 10 81, and tho insurance 10 $40. fss;ly
aso give The sane chance 10 all thuse ssi,o fsai
disposed to patronze my Horse upon said terms
and conditions, = sf.'' 80 ! = ssss.s s.ai
PEDIGREE.
bncephalus, Jr.. WINS got by J. r, Rogers
nucePhatus; he by Wlllinmsoa's Bedford Of VIZ
g,na, aud he by Old imported BEDFORD. i5fa
Bncephaus' dam was by old king Heras s,,s,
o.: ne oy rwg; Twig by the old imported Ja,nea:
e,s m z. dam was, according 70 infor,na,on, q
medley. Bncephalus Juniors dam was 90, b.
Ola white Oak Split; he by Lewis Coll ins' SpJit
whose performances as Race Horse was xgaIf
established on the Camden Turi, and Bic oot afs
the old imported Rn,ile.tbc.Cash; Bncvphelas
Jts. 6. dam was got by Marcus.
could here publish q long list Of nariiseafra
from different Ds,ricts relative to btcepissln-
Jrs reputation as ioaI get,es bus si,, Il ps,,
less, as referenoe can be had 10 his printed tis.
aud 70 citizens Of Sumter Dis,ric,, who hsvs,s
seen of his colts and know they win no, sasiar
by comparison viii, thoso Of any other Horse.
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For Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his planta.
ton, situated between Sumtervile and State.
burg, containing 500 acres OF land; a good
dwelling House and out-buldings, with am
excellent Grist Mill: the Mill House is in
first rate repair, having been lately rebuilt on
an improved plan. good stand for custom.
with Gin house attached, running by wa.
ter. Any person wishing to purchase can
apply to
CHARLES G. JACKSON.
Sumter, April 80, l949. 27 If
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New Spring s. Summer Goods.

The subscribers have just received and
are now opening beautiful and we'll se-
lected assortment Of Goods, suitable for
The season. Among their rich selection
will be founi--Esarages, Muslins. Cling.
hams and every variety of Calicoes.
Also, for Genllcmcn's wear Linen drills,
Drab d 'Ete's, and Col,onades. A general
assortment, Cotton Goods, such as Brown,
Blenched and color'd, Homespuns Checks,
Bed Ticking % and 30 inches; Outright
Osnaburgs, Crockery, Hardware, Shoes,
Hats, &c, &C., at Charleston prices.
CLARK & LEWIS.
April IL 24 If
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IMPROVRD COTTON GINS

Thankful for past favours, the subscriber
wishes to inform the public that he still
Manufactures COTTON GINS at his Es.
adjustment IN Statesburg on The most in
proved and approved plan, of the most sim.
pie construction OF the finest finish, and of
the best materials, to wit, Steel Saps and
Steel plated ribs case hardened, in which he
will sell for two dollars per saw. He also
repairs old Gins, and puts them in com,
plcle order at the shortest notice. All ~.
ders for Gins will be promptly and punctu.
ally attended to.
WILLIAM ELLISON.
Stateburg, s. @. April IL, 1910 "a Ii
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A CARD.

:. The subscriber, having taken, the corner
Store, lknown as McI.eans) would. u,nst
respectfully, acquaint his old Friends. and
the Public at large, that he will nj ali tif,ns
take pleasure to accommodate them, in Gut
ting and Making up Garments, in The most
fashionabie and substantial manner.
he wli' keep constantly on hand fresh
ahd seasonabie assortment, of Quitting, Of
,he iatest and most approved Fnshioils, and
nnpes' py Pnnctualty and his desire 10 pleaHe
an, 70 merit continuance cont of their Ifatrou-
Jan. Is, ls4a. Ia
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JOHN T. GREEN,
ATTORNEY All LAW,
Gumtfrpille, 8. O.

Will practice in the Courts Of Law, for
Sumter, Darlington and Kershaw Districts.
Office one door below CIark's Hotel.
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Merchants Hotel,
EBY S'FE3E;N g. EegVVisHe.
Corner nj Hinn and Suciciu .S;regtS

Corner y h'ne and Society Streets,
CHARLESTON, s. C..
lhIs liotei, situated in the business part
OF the city, offers every desirable comfort
and convenience TO the Travelling Commu-
nity, and Permanent Boarlcrs. The cstab-
I'sh'ncnt IS conducted strictly on Temper
ancc principles. TERMS MODERATE.
urAn Omnibus and Carriage will attend
me Steamboat Wharf, and also To the Rail
Road Depot, tor The accommodation oi Pas
sengers.
Feb II " l.,
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Jan. Is, Is4a,
Clothing

a fire assortment of Ready Made Cfo,hirlp
WITH Shirts Drawers Cragats Gloves &s.9 :
Panama Leghorn and palfnieaf Hats.
broad brim fur do, very low for. Cash. 81.
l.. B.. HANKS.
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MsDIoAL COLLEGE.

N 80 CUSTOM NO D5E b1ffNsEs - n. u
INVALUABLE DISCOVERING PAY REQUIRED
4 UNrIE CURE Is ETTECTED-Phyate Diseases cured 10
few days By regular DhysiciAn without mercury or DINER
poisonOgs medicines, al No. 80 CCsroHHOUsE sTERET'
New OreanA Louisiana s.,
Dr. MULLEN calls the atteaoa Of those afflicted with
any of The ioms of certain Disease TO MS general
tsenent in another column. The Treatment adopted y
him is that which hes the approval OF tc moat
Surrsons OF Paris London and New York and its univof-
s ucoa has proved beyond doubt that permanent cure
for the wont Of constitutional ayphiis, gonoHha
structure enlargement Of the PROSTATE Eandt, diseases ~
dncsd By SOLITARY practice etc. etc. can now bqcB
tanned TO moral certainty, II application be at go hote
ygboso inteigeacs uk and experience can be resd On
since Dr. Mullen opered IN tla city, all The may GASES
thqt have come undeT his have been cured without
Sin lie exception soma Of thele oil yeGfl hndihE
Ore remarkable OF structure 30 Yosu old hsa seH Cured
10 the aurDHs Of the patient. The gentleman tWhoso re-
specabty is known the citZant Of New Oreana) ]. 81
hand and (by h psTmiEtion can be referred To- d. ~
treatment Of structure not known 5OPth Of rev OK
His treatment of gOROuhDa and gest is the most perfect
ever discovered Il the shortest, safest and Eufga The
patient takes o0paiye, cubeb1 tuTpenhns or other pau
ieus doses but obtained in one q qsyt without
pain, ineOn Ysnienee or change Of diet Ky NOphy une
8 cure effected within the tins Famed.
IMPOTENCE, ~ Dung men Eothsrs who, ~ SEXUAL
cess selfpOutOn, have brought On themaeVei >
OF the painful consequences rgIuug from unrestal
Indulgence Of the passions such rs premature n ,
tency involuntary seminal emi1ai07s general debuit
or constitutional defan cement may consult Dr. mullen
honorable confidence be often them perfect ours =
| ftlctssl ieqTesy ohlervsd. - , L.. -
| C1stOmhouss Il. BENJAMIN MULLEN, NJ. J.
iEg- Remember No IS CuHtOulhOus8 ct iylhs
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CAST SELL. en,n,.

sl-r ~, 95cilgeIs mepuiactUa from the BEST Gas y
tijhler Save tom TO syty ipehes IN d
7n,r aug, vi VI; mt Crescent and other Saws 5 r
btIg Vatiy Iheg also STATE that lieya IS VS. nra ,,
is,yI W aR einef7 which enables them 10 oltin,
gsa ~ ksS .h 95ws ne advantages derived from ina
@ az M SftfsGy made peegtlg true aud regular IN t6io
M T., mug on mn a any part thus strepqthepin1 MN
Nv saws by gnduay increasing them Ia tbictns, i
w Ialng slse 10 their centre. The tutb and mn ,
a., suI5Ge renters less set in the saw teeTb baro
& u ~ lh1 account e7s required O drive IN
~ iilluei lloy WI mot need frequent sharDenip g-b
timber. $500 '-N Ai'O pIOau-e saving ia
rri 4es9 saws nag he had Of the subscribers or Of the
III fnits5 Aeichahs IN tbs city and throughout
900 ~ /, fs sglea' 80 Z. HOE & Co
U-2 onINW % and 81 Gold st.. New Yofk
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Az for IoUs.-Some five years since man and
woman Of Kamaloo, Moloka absoonded INTO the
distant mountain Jungle where under a dense
mass of overshadowing oonvolvolus, they con-
structed hut in which they lived without being
wears Tired A. last with their stolen enjoyments
they have lust Abandoned their seelussion, and
rei,yrne3 y m abodes u men, where they were
instantly seized and condemned 70 the usual fine
BY law imposed ior 1rsaea o. me sssealh com
cooked all thsif food, and done most Of what was
Seeesss~g fo4 the support Of life Us he night and
inrledir the day time in their loony cel--iS0na-
acich Island paper, Arg
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FOR FEMALES AND MALES.


~ EEJGT THI limo SS,RnIys at "a PRD
- CREATIVE ELIXIR. u the only actual req O.
dy ever discovered for lmPoency General lleblty 4 p
Iuinal AAu ~ W 80 M ss,S,sss1ls a
for the same complaints wodhaah limitations which ts
unFysed excellence, fame and popularity have brought
United Staes Unanimous in theft recommendations OF
the JUNO CORDIAL and have pot given then 5ancyon
in single instance that has been agantcated to any con-
pOuad for the same pqpCssl The nature Of ne maadleE
the publication Of certificates Of out Of the question or
the proprietor could produce host Of the most conclusive
was moi accidentally obtained bat firmly baagd apon IL
positive and apparently maoal9a, Fi5t1, IN si aie'L2.
world not huye been but for this eEtaqrdinay pfepar9
g9n And Y eqaa{ 2os9at " tne many al lg s Ia
the pnes Of the Juno Conl, beganss the trash that has
IN he sot t. CORDIAL osasoi Be afforded ioT ssl AMI
ought to be much deser many Of the ingredients which
the othsn made Of cheap drugs worth but e IN mo-
neY and less 10 merit We ASSURE the reader that the utmost
the maadsi mentioned above and sllo Of those Whch
low viz, Los Of MuIgular EneIgy, Physoat Laa. me
tiopa Indigestion Bnggshuesb Of the Liver Gset L.
ooIrhGe OF Whltel ena fiqoi 11o5 enq eEe't oL.s "
f and III 1isi as directed is Almost oedsin 10 produce
consaoui Of any weakuCEs disability Of certain nature
should taEo his CORDIAL as Il viii alably restore
health and ygo a Jef period, and where want OF Off
rpnng OF regret n f5onHA4 BE- ad 20 w. ts Eao4
beneficial results be anticipated with confidence L il
the precedence in Italy aad will IN all other aouEEes Wherl
it sso polssssss lie any sei qualities q cum inoipsn
Consumption and have adm neI9 with great success Z
ration Of their health and the elu Is that medicine ha
been added 70 the catalogue for the cue OF incent con
10 spread wide the blessings Of this medicine have sU
pointed mesEu.JUD5ON & Co. Ofthe city Of New York
in the United States Of America sole gents for it, sale
aud none uan be genuine unle5s couel through them
| ANTONIO LABZETTI, y. D.
sod osiT 7 u New orleans at 60PoYDRAs sTREET
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or CONSTIPATION OF THE BOWELS
THE PAIN EXTRACTION
Is @ auTs safest and certain remedy for this disease
Ii val positively give relief in the cases, and eyen Afs
an thu old remedies have failed Peuons have frequently
called Al Oios with astonishment upon their faces
stating that they had used the ointment for ether dsease
upon pans Of their bodies the bOWe and that co
pioui movement he'd resulted from it, This result will al
ways follow AthOT0ug rubbing Of the Extractor upon the
bowels when they Oosvs. Let the experiment be tried
1 tractor do harm.
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Passages, etc. ETC. have eeH cured by this Compound Mix
tuTe and cases Of SYPHILIS of The nyste8ts desCp-
ton have promptly yielded 10 their sanaye influence.
The preparation Ia, without doubt eiieutual rem
edy, and has cured many obstinate diseases after many
other medicines had failed. In its improved form
y taseess and ELECTS aDfl1HeHt in the sDCCs Of foe
sir days without much restriction 10 diet any 10
posuTe bus Besides this important advantage it
leaves the part subject that Troublesome weakness
that occurs so often after the Of other MEDICINES generally
prescribed and, If taken in the first stage Of the disease, il
will arrest the DISCHARGE and remove all unpleasant feeling
in few days, In ong-DrOacsd chronic stages Of the
Diseases obstinate elects, Female Complaints, such
Whites, ETC. it. is, without doubt the most eectua remedy
discovered.
We do mot offer these Specifics a. PAFACEA or cure
every thing, but for the above named cases. we are autho
lied by Dfs Leroy and PeleeI Of Paris, tthe inventory
to guaranty cure. .
We would here remark that these preparations have been
baOne the pubCOf NewO orleans for slast Hte VeHfa anu
they have universally proved ethoaoOus RI, p, u, s,-..
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