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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
Late from Europe.
Ftom the Nalional In.ellivcncer.

The steamer Ilihcrnia. which arrived
u. Halifax on thursday. brings week 5
later i,lriccs from Eurcpe-ihe dates from
london aud Liverpool being 10 the 10th
instant. The following Is The summary
transmitted by Telegraph:
Cholera in England and France
The cholera has again appeared IN Eng
land. and several cases have occured IN
Manchester and other parts Of The COUP
Try.
AtParis the cholera Is making The mos,
fnshlful havoc, even more so than in 1897.
Upwards OF 1000 deaths have already
occurred. and in ono ,lay there were about
900 cases aud GOO deaths reported. Mar
shall Bugeaud aud many other persons Of
elnincnce have fallen before the scoursc.
II has broken out anew IN Silesia, Vi
enna. Presburg. and is raging most fear.
fully AT Alexandria and Giro, in Egypt
France. --Insurrection In Paris. On
Wednesday an inciplenl insurreclion was
attempted IN PATS by about twenty-five
thousand Of the Mountain party. headed
BY NJ. Eiicnne Arago, jr., and was sup.
pressed by The troops, whose number a
mounted 10 10000. Several attempts were
made TO erect barticades. In the evening
The Assembly declared itself en- pcrma-
nence, and passed decree declaring Paris
III state OF siege.
On Thursday the alarm had considera.
by subsidized. and business. which was
entirely suspended lie day previous, wa:
generally resumed.
Al one time the peril was imminent
aud nothing but the courage and prudence
q the President, aided by iirmness ant
sagaclty, prevented The must serious con
sequences.
Numerous arrests have taken place, in
clu,lng several members Of tho Assembly
NJ. Arugo aud l.edru Rollin being anon!
them.
The last accounts report state Of tran
sqnilllty, but there was an uneasy feelin,
alioat that renewed allenp. would b,
"'aue 10 upset The Government, and lha
when il comes 10 the point The troops vii
not prove steady.
The city Of Rheims Is reported TO b,
~ iull lnsurrection. and to have eslablishe,
Government Of Red Republicans.
The demonstration Of the Assembly I,
support the cause Of the Pope, aud To pu
down The Roman republic, was seized up
on IN order TO make demonstration II
i"or Of the Roman republic, and at th,
same TING against the Government, AM
~ Tie Legislative Assembly notice wa
accordingly inscribed. which was carried
AL she Socialists or Red Republican
. Journals al Paris, except the National, has,
been suppressed since The disturb tice OF
Wednesday.
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R0NlN. TITIE. &c. SHADED. &r

liberal discount for cash in hand at the date
Of the Invoice.
We have now on our shelves, ready for sale in
various sized fonts,
10000 lb. Roman and Italic type.
10000 lb. Fancy type.
1000 sb. Script and Running hand.
5000 Id. Ornaments.
$4,000 4. Type-metal Rule.
$4,000 Il. Brass Rule.
Presses, Chases, Cases, Wood Type, Ink, &c
furnished At the lowest manufacturers prices eth
er. for cash or credit.
Our Specimen Book is freely given to all Print
ing Offices.
Printers Of Newspapers who choose to publish
this advertisement including this note three times
before the LIST of October, 1919, and send us one
ofthc papers, will be paid for II in Type when they
purchase from us, Of our own manufactures, Sc
lected from our specimens, five times The amount
of their bill.
CT For sale, several good secondhand Cyhn-
der and Platen Power Presses, Standing Presses
Hand Printing Presses, &c.
GEORGE BRUCE & CO.
I3 Chamhers-Street, New ork.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

MASSAGE Of California EmiCaEts
fIo'n he viesslia fTrzssf AdEelAss q Nsy IS
We are ind. bled "a he poiileness Of .
gentleman &C his plare lnr me pernsal Of
! leiier lrnm : California emigrani. dated
Al San Fernando. Mexiro. April 25ih. This
leiier eOnlzins information eon6rmslOIy
.nf ihe minors Of lie sad misfortune az .
poHion OF Capiaa feaich's party. Ehirh
NE published last week. indeed. Il eor-
fObnraiss The published statement. and fur
lher SAYS thai caplsin Eeairh's rsriy
consisted Of ihiFiy-E,ur men. who xeTe al
khled except one. Tie patty ol Indians
who made he ailafk xeEe composed Of
camanrhes. LiPans. and APaehes. and
numbered FIRE hundred in all. The Ane-
rirans killed one hundred Indians in The
sgEa.
The writer says that his party. number
ing 100 men. al well armed. were eonsi-
dtrably annoyed BY he indians o. their
route from Bexsr 10 San Fernando. whn
would show themselves sometimes in their
from and al other times in fieir rear. tiriy-
ing in detached portions of their company,
bni fortunately doing no injury.
Seward cases Of cholera had occurred g.
rnons them. and two members Of The com.
psny had died, and ii isfe dale n The lel-
ier they were waiting for The third one "a
die. No other sickness among Them.
The Mexicans are said 10 have been
kind 10 The party. and gave them passports
readily; bul The alealde o. San Fernahds
would not permit them 10 pass through
The town on account Of the ellulera bein.
among The company.
The Victoria company, with severa
other small companies, had stopped q
Santa Rosa 10 await The arrival OF hi
company before starting, as il was fere'
The Indians would be very troublesome I,
Them before they reached chihuahua.
The misforiun.s Of Capt. yealcli's part,
may be attributed 10 their separation iron
the remainder Of their company. II the,
had all been together, The probability IS III
indians would ROT have attacked them.
What else can men expect when the
divide OF into small parties to go ihroug
a country Inhabited by numerous tribes {
wild and hostile lndiansy A party ,
eight OF ten men. We understand, lie
fredericksburg ('rexas) a short time sine
on foot. carrying their provisions on The
backs. expecting 10 reach caIilorni
What folly. what madness
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nR. Benjamin Rrandreih's Veg
H. efabie Universal Pills. are the

~ efabie Universal Pills. are the
longest known. have been the most considered
and are the beet understood of all the medicines
of the day.
Their action harmonizes with the condition of
the body. They are seldom felt after they are
swallowed, until they produce their known effect.
But should there be crude matters in circulation,
or any undigcsted food in the bowels, or putrii
acid bile in the region OF the heart or liver, or
any part Of the yiscera, then the Pills Of DIR.
Rrandrcth may occasion some slight inconyeni-
euce, but nothing in comparison 10 the good they
do in removing the cause of disease out of the
system.
They arc extensively used in every section Of
this wide extended country where they are made
known, and are fast superseding every other
preparation of protessed similar import.
Patients cannot be too often reminded that i'm
all obstinate cases, larger doses and perseverance
will finally effect a cure, except in those cases
where nature Is altogether exhausted before this
| medicine of healing powers was used.
DIR. Branlreth's Principal Office, al Broad
way New York.
! CT Agents for the sale Of Brandxeth's Pills.
! ID. HEART. Hillshoroogh.
]. B. M'Dade, Chapel Hill.
| G. A. Mcbane. Mason Hall.
4 A. Mickle & CO., Bingham's School.
James Whitehead, Cane Crsek Cotton FACTORY.
| Heary Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
G. Patterson, Patterson Store.
i May %. Sc
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NOtice---T'axes.

/ Will. stiend a, the following times and pls-
|. ees for The purpose Of collecting the Tax for
the County o. Alamance foE the year 1918, 70
Wit:
Al John NewIin's. on Monday The 81 JrIy.
Ruiiin's Mills. on Tuesday the 81.
Michael Ahrighfs. on "Wednesday the Adj.
George fasterson's, on Thursday lie 9Th.
William A. Gauigan's. on Friday the 9Th.
tohn 8. Turrentines, on Saturday the 7iA.
Jacob Summers. on Monday the sh.
Chesley Z. Faucets. on Tuesday the 10th.
Mrs. Hutchinson's, on "Wednesday tho / l,h.
Gabriel u. Lea's. on Thursday the i2ih.
G The Magistrates appointed TO receive III
lists Of Taxalles for the year 1919. will attend 9
she above tines and places. Punctuality is rs
CURED from all.
JOSEPH S. HOLT. Sheriff.
June IL. S.
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EnOe Mountain Mills.

TEvHE subscribers Wool Carding Machines are
IL now in good order and ready for cardng
WOOL They will he attended by Mr.. Young 2.
Whitakess an experienced Carder and steady
man, who will use every exertion to give saisfac-
ton. Prices Of Cardins So cents per pound; mix
ing done in the best manner for 10 cents per
pound.
am also engaged in Blacksmithing, Manufac-
turing Carding Machines, Wheat Fans, Wagons
and Ploughs. Allrepairing done in good styfcbs
experienced workmen.
Also on hand, and for sale, Flour, Wheas Bran
Corn Meal, Wool rolls, and Shingles togsshe
With small stock Of GOODS, such as are gene
rally found in a Country Store; all Of which wi
be sold Ito suit the times for Cash; OF Wheat. Corr
Flaxsccd, Feathers, Beeswsx. Tallsw and Shin
giles will he taken as cash, at market prices.
/ ALEXANDER. DICKSON.
/ June flih. 1919. ST.
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Cheap School.

TffE Subscriber will open Private School,
Il one mile south west of Mr.. William ]. Bing-
hams, on the LIST Of August ls49. Two classes
will be received, one to study English exclusive.
". the other beginning Latin.
TERMS.-English $500. Languages Sl2:50
per session. Board from 81 to Sc per month.
Young men with limited means, will be taken
as gratuity scholars.
RErERENcEs.-W. ]. Bingham, DIR. b. Ad-
ans.
WM. NJ. CRUTCHFIELD.
July 2. ss-4w
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Obituary.

Died, at his residence in Alamancc county, on
Saturday morning last. after lingering illness,
Mr.. ALEXANDER S. WEaR, aged about 40 years.
He was member Of The Methodist Episcopal
Church; and seemed perfectly resigned in view
Of the near approach Of the dread messenger sent
10 call him 10 his home in Heaven. He left a
wife, several children, and large circle Friends
10 mourn the loss Of ono of the best of husbands
and fathers, and one who was faithful, and kird
in all the relations Of life.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligrncer.l

Friday, June 20, 1919.
ToDacco.-The breaks continue quite
large. Prizes are unchanged. ranging for
Lugs from a sal, and for leaf ii s.,
fine manufacturing higher. One hid. sold
on l'hursdady a, SIS.
CgTToS.-I'he stock 10 mere triae,
and The demand good. All good quality
readily brings 7sc., and we hear Of one
sale al So.
FLouR.-The stock is fast disappear.
ing. The sales are only by retail ii Al a
|Sia.
WHEAT.-None offering.
CoRN.-'rhe demand is good al SO {
55 rents.
BAcoN-Coniinucs in request. Wes'
tern Shoulders 6 &C.; Sides 81 &c,
Virginia Cured, Hog round. az a 8 cents
LARD-sells readily al 8, 0 cents.
BRANDr.-va. Apple 80 30 els.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
The sfh Congressional Distric

Col. David Reid. Demo. has announced him
self candidate Coz Congress Ia This district in oP.
Dosi,ion 10 wm. 5. Ashe. esq, the nominee Of .
D.moeialic Convention. The District b strongly
Dem,craiic and. from appearances, We Hrsune
fhrr viii nol be a Wing candidate in the field, .
,h, We may expect q Kilkenny Fight between
,Aesc two grniiemens
We regret % learn. from the Fayetteville ca
,,rnian. that C,.l. Reid was thrown from his sui
Is an the 2G,h uli, ard had his arm slightly irac'
turel.
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Appointments.

TINE Rev. Thomas ID. Armstrong, of Alabama,
4 will preach al Mars Hill on Saturday the
18th; at Mount Moriah, (Pa.terson's.) ON Sun
day the 18th; at Mount Gileal, Chatham coun-
ty. on Tuesday the 18th; at Rock Spring on
Thursday the 10th; and at May Chapel on Sa-
turday and Sunday, the els, and 22d Of July.
July .. S.
or Christian Sun please copy.
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small Pox.-wee COPY the following iron

small Pox.-We copy the following rom
The Groensl,orough Patriot % The 3oh ult:
"Thc smallpox patient which we men.
toned last week rs The only one in town.
has mol been sick enough, we understand.
10 require The aid OF physician, and Is
now running abou, The yard. This is The
only case tina, we know Of, ~ town or
country; we believe that no others exist ;
and from The precautions taken. we trust
no others are likely % occur. We hore
that our Board of Health will be justified,
in short time. in pronoancing the Town
entirely free from The disease"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
Notice.

THE subscriber having qualified Al May term
4 Of Orange County Court as administrator to
the estate q JAMES THOMPSON. deceased.
al persons indebted to said estate are requested
70 make immediate payment, and those having
claims will present them, properly authenticated
within the time prescribed BY law, OF this notice
will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
GEO. A. FAUCErr, Atlm'r.
June %. S7-3y
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Cholera, Cause of the Disease, SC.

Ouoicid1 0duoC VI siV bAoscoof 49,
The following is sn extract from let
Ter from Louisiana planter, who IS also
an eminent physician: Bah. Sun.
"l,hink il probable that the cholera has
destroyed full tenth OF the slaves Of Lou
isiana. My children have lost fifteen,
whilst have lost but one old man. II
aiiac kcd theirs lirsl. which put me on
the aler, TO guard mine preparing them Tor
The attack. This | did by giving each Of
them from five TO ten or twelve grains OF
calomel, with tenth or The fifteenth Iart
Of gram of morphine at night.
The discharge Of dark bile the next
morning was incredibly large. The old
man alluded io.was The only grown person
who did mol take the medicine; and can
affirm with confidence that no one WIN
took this preparatory course was lost
amongst my chil,lren's slaves. |, is my
opinion that no person will take cholera,
whose liver is in heaihul action. II is
evidently an atmospheric disease, often
assuming the character Of an epidemic,
from local causes, hich favor lis delete.
rious quality. or render its subjects more
susceptible Of its influence"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
Notice.

"A Ii persons whom it may concern arc hereby
n notified that have given freedom to my sou
WILLIAM CURTIS SHAMBLEE, and no is
authorized TO transact business and became fc-
sponsibc for his engagements in as Gull and per-
feet manner as IL he had attained the full age
of twenty-oac years. will not be Responsibilities
any manner fof any transaction OF his whatever.
\. ALFRED SllAMIA.EE.
June 30. ss.-3@
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Fourth ofJuIy.

TIVE coming anniversary Of American Inie.
u pendence will he cciebrated in Hillsborough
by the Sons Of Temperance. N a manner hecom.
ing the orler and The day. Thirieca guns viii
lie fred az sun:iR, PROCESSION formed At half past
10 o'clock A. NJ. and isarched TO the Court House
Amer prayer % the Divine Giscr Of slI things
the Declaration of Independence will Sc read by
Edward Scott, and an Grafton delivered by Tho
mas b. Bailey, Esq. Rev. J.. X. Willie win FOL.
low in an address appropriate 10 The occasion,
The Sons and invited guests will then adjourn ID
the Masonic Lodge, to partakc Of an entertain
ment prepared for the occasion.
Al night there will be a torch light procession
Alter which Addresses viii be delivered BY Tho
mas Webb and William ii. Bailey.
BY order of Committee Of arrangements.
June 81. ST.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

The ilh.-Tha, an de hands in his o.
sce mss participate in he celebration Of The An.
u;,srslry Of American Independence. The Recor-
Ar for lhis week b Issued one day in advance,
Tie d,y will bs etsIusied hsie. nc oPine, with
u,,re Than usaaf sPira. though The prime movers
and priaeiPsl actors nc the Sons Of Temperance.
uho arc Wasing : successful war ofexierminaiion
ag1ius; spirifs.
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Stray.

@ TAKEN up and entered on the
VI A-> Stray Book of Alamance county,
AgA yA according 70 law, By John Wells,
VI IN living two miles southeast Of Cane
saSsss Creek Factory. stray Mare, sup.
posed 10 be six years DID, whisc milk colour. zip.
4hosten in tie right hip. newly shod.
Ii. ALBRIGHT, Ranger
Ianc l6. Sc
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", learn. from The farmsilIe Republican. that
on the lah ul,., the Directors and Electors Of
Union Theological Seminary, by unanimous
,se. elected the Rev. \. ). sAsrsos, u. d.. (nos
10 Eurofe.) Professor d Oriental I.iieiaiure ~
that Institution.
The honorary degree Of ID. ID. was conferred
On the Rev. r.. ). sampson and The Rev. John
Le,bum, o. Philadelphia, a, the late commence
men, 4, lrampden Sidney College.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04

We arc requested TO announce Mr.. RoBEnr
+. MoRRIs as acandidate for the County Court
Clcrkship Of Orange County.
We are requested 10 announce Gen. JosErn
ALLISON, as a candidate for reelection 20 the
County Court Clcrkship of Orange County.
We are requested to alnouncc Mr.. RIeHlRp
NJ. JoSEs as candidate for reelection to the Of.
fee Of Clerk of the Superior Court of Orange
county.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

QEMAINING n lhs Po.a 0Eos Il Hlllss
N roagh. !. G. On lie "a day 81 Isly.
1873. which { NJ taken 0ul aiihin threr months.
all be scni e fae General Pos Offirs = dead
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-07-04
North Carolina Railroad.

THE undersigned. Commissioners apyoinled
= BY General assembly % recrive sul,srrit-
hons d s,ock N The Noah Carolina Railroad
Company, hereby give notice. that Books viii t.r
oPened for that paspose, n the Count HOUSE M
Haisboroush. on TUESDAY The 3IA DAY IL Jul,
next, and that they will b. kept aIrn far thirty
Days thereafter. No suhsCTip,ioa noney viii lse
expected 10 lie paid al the lime % subscription.
but as soon as il Is asccnaile that one million q
doilafs has been subscribed. earh sulsrril.rr X
- required % 70. % The undersigned I've dollars
on he share Of one hundred dollars.
CADWALLADER JONES, Sr.
OSM0ND +. LONG,
EDMUND STRIDWICK.
June -. ST.
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rrI, Is expected that The candidates fo' Con
.e.s. IN ihis District. viii address The people Q
Grange !, tie ia.-sa,hcrins 4 HlllsborOush, o.
MOnIay The 10Th Of July.
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Printing Types.

"A RE now sold al BRUCES' NETWORK
TYPE-FOUNDRY, at the following We.
~ low prices, for approved six months notes:
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North Carolina Rail Road.

DuBIIc .Adressrs Eil l.e aeliEssrd 10 III
feoPie DPea he ssi - e fhis graf rosk,
~ fhe Tar gathering a Geo "A. MelaHe's on
rlsiay tie 18Th q July. u Ahner Paiker's a.
THURSDAY the l9sh Of Jaly. 81 chsp<i HIN on
Thursday The 26sh q lnly. and a HlHstosough
On Tuesday ihe 3isi q Juls.
Several gentlemen of distraction Riiibs insised
% a.frnd these Meetings. and Books for ne Sub.
scripim ofsioek yin be opened b he commis.
sisneTs - Hillslorongh on The 3ls; day Of July.
Al persons who wish 70 promote The eharacisi
Of lhe Stale and % advance their own Interests
are invited % ailend and hear The subject discus
Sed.
C. JONES. ST..
G.. ". JOHNSTON.
y. w. NORWOOD.
Committee, &c.
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Awfnl Denoument-The Cincinnati

Courier, Of Friday, says:
Yesterday, a man was laid out, alter
dying, as was supposed. by cholera. But
while the burial service was going on. the
supposed deceased come TO. consterna-
ton OF the assembled company may be
imagined, but il caunot be described. We
understand the cause Of the mans stupor
was TOO large quantity Of cholera medl-
cine given him containing opium. Per-
sons should be careful, and send ior 4 scn-
sible physician a once.
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Eulogy on Ell. President Polk.-'rhs

EuI0gy on Ex.Presfdent P0lk,-The
Hon. George NJ. Dallas has been chosen,
and has consented to pronounce The Eu.
loglum upon the life and character Of The
late President Of the United States, James
X. Polk. before the Democratic citizens
of Philadelphia, wha are about making a
suitable demonstration Of respect To- the
memory Of the distinguished deceased.
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20 Dollars Reward.

1 Osr. % T1a-asy lie s.h June irsi-. q Pro
a sidenre Messisg-lioEse lsr On he road from
lhsipiace isEny hssase.l Pocket Book crnislning
$50 q SIS IN B-nk Noes; also nunber offfo-
miss0sy notes FAY .ae % Ire subscriber v: one On
II. n. 4. stfoSd FOR $50 ;ohe On John II. cTrtck-
Geld for $50; ene On Henry MsDsniel fOT sss;
one an ]. q. TuIEeniins Gor SIS; ere on rhos.
Morris for sT0s; with various oslers notes ard r.
oeipis. ] uil give The ahOve reward iaE The deli
very Of ssid Pocket Book and eOlisHis 10 ne;
and hereby forwAm al persons from iIsdiRg for
any notes payable 70 me wilhoui ny tnior-mfLr
Or assignment thereon. o. he Otlisers from pay
ing them % any Persen esd,f myself
SAslL. NJ. TURRENTlNE.
Aiansace county. \. &. June IS. &C.
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We have been requested to announce Mr.. d.
z. HanDrN, as candidate for the Office of Clerk
Of the County Court Cor the county of Alamance.
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IN FAVOR Of DIR. M'Lane's
Il Liver Pills.-It would be easy to Gil vol.
ume with certificates Of the excellence of this
medicine. Where il has had a trial il has made
Itself popular. We have in our possession hun
drcas Of orders like the following;
sYAHrsBrReH, N. Y. Dec. 10, fs47.
"Mssss. MIDI q co.-Your travelling agcn
left with me short time since. quantity o.
M1ane's Liver Pills. The whole lot sold yciy
rapidly, and gave the highest satisfaction. In
deed il is considered the best medicine of th,
Kind ever offered for sale. Please send me an
other supply as soon as possible.
w. II. AINSWORTH."
FIR. MLANE'S WORM REMEDY!,-
~ M'Lane's yemifuge has long been admit
ted TO be the best medicine ever discovered 70
cspelling worms from children. The followin,
certificate speaks volumes in its favor:
"MARKSeo, WAYNE Co. n. Y. .
June Esd, ls47.
Il certify that have used M'Lane's Yermi
flge, and found it all that il Is recommended /
be, and have sold it, and have in all cases foun
il to be an efiectual cure.
WIN. S. FANCHEE.'
FOR SALE BY
Long q Webb, Hillsborough; ID. Heart, d.
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; A. Mooring
Mooringville; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove
Orange County; Moore s. NOEL, MI. liIza PEI
son County.
FEBRUARY a. o.