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agreed to.
Chapter lG6 Reports Of the decisions Of The
Court of Appeals and General Court.
Title 5l-Procecdings in Civil Cases.
Chapter l67-Of notices and motions
Mr.. GOFF moved 10 amend Sect LIST, so as 10
insert CHS wife" rs one Of The white person, 10
whom copy Of notice for man may be
handed Carried.
TIE 5:h section on Emotions, ia as follows
"Any person entitled TO recover money by
action on any contract, may, on motion before
any Court which would have jurisdiction in an
action, obtain iudgmen, for such money after
60 days notice"
MIR. WATSON moved 10 amend The above bv
adding the words ':otherwi,e than under the Sc.
cond section OF chapter lt9."- That 81 section
is as follows:
corporation wherein the Cause of action, or any
part thereof, arose, although none Of the de.
fcldants may reside there"
Mr.. WATSON'S motion was agreed 10.
Mr FAULKNER said This whole proceeding
was bold INNOVATION in our practice, ant be
feared that it would have tho eject of creating
confusion and degrading the profession of Tho
law-by doing away with The system Of special
pleading, The most perfect system of logic which
tie wi, Of man has devised. Mr. F. desired 10
limit the range Of this proceeding by motion,
and moved 10 sirisc ont from the above 18th
secticn) the words ION any contract" and sub.
sliluie "dus BY bond, bill or note, in writing,
for the payment of money" MIR. F. said, thai
in The case Of many contracts, il was impossible
TO recover deb'a by motion, without being gov
erned by The rule Of special pleading.
Mr. M0NCURE Of S bad great regard for
the science Of pleading but the Reyi.ots, in this
provision, had designed 10 simplify, shorten and
cheaper the proceedings for the recovery of
debts. The committee had Fixed the time $50
days) Of notice, because it would DO about the
same time in which judgment might be rocov-
cred BY the regular course Of pleading, md was
just to The defendant, in giving him the same
time and saving costs Mr.. NJ. said that, 10 con.
plicased contracts, parties would resort to plead.
Ing, because the issues we're more fully and clear
~ made; but even should plaintifin those cases
resort 70 motions, it would not prejudice the de-
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shoulu ieiusS W pay july uh.St suCh eHcuH'
slances}
Mir FAULKNER replied and argued, tha, by
the present law, luTies were summoned from the
by standers-bu in the Code. j! is provided that
"a Jurors shall BE- summoned lion the County al
large, and the court may rely upon ,hcm for their
service during the tcrm Such men ousht 10 be
paid, aid II his amendment be adopted the cCun.
" courts would, in aeyaLcs, provide luT The SUM
muning of the Jurors, and their compensation
This was the only plan by WHICH the OBJECT Of:
the Reviso!s could be I.ade acceptable 10 the
House.
MIR HARRISON OF l., opposed Mf FAUX.
NER'S amendment. de saw no inconvenience
likely 10 arise from the section.
Mr.. WILLS agreed precisely with The views
OF Mr.. FaulRuer, and sustained his amendments,
which was rejected hv he House.
Mr. CLAIBORNE moved TO amend the l7h
section, 50 as 70 EXCEPT from he jury levy those
persons WIZ are disqualified as Jurors, !or not b.
ing worth SsiGe. Mr.. c. was for giving relief TO
those 10 whom relief is due. Moreover il would
save vas, deal Ct Ircnbe-as 9.l0,ts OF those
persons were usually returned insolveal
MT. LANE, OF Lee, moved 10 amend Mr.
Cialborne's amendment, providing that the Cuur
shall not levy such amount on The tilhcabes OF
The counly, bat The same snail be levied on The
taxable properly o. The inhabitants Of The town or
county.
Mr.. L. said i! vas na'rably unjust 10 levy on
persons tax 10 pay The expenses which are in
Cured 10 protecting The rights Of property. The
tax should therefore be borne by property. and
mol be imposed on poor men. Mr.. L. asked the
ayes and noes.
Mr.. RlVES could not go 50 far as MI. L. s
proposition. He was sfor exsmptbg from levy
those who are disqualified as jurors for want Of
Sl00-hut others might have business in Courts,
and should bear their proportion OF The expense.
Mr.. STROTHER opposed the amendment,
and wen, into the merits OF The whole su.jecl.
MIR. MAYO should vote against bolh amend.
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10 them, and the proceedings lhereupon.
On Mr.. LECY'S mo:on after protracied
critical discussion CT words, several sections
were amended, SO as 10 conform 10 he change
in the chapter on f!uciary settlements requiring
them Ia BE- made before The commissioner of the
Couu by which The fi1uciary was appointed
Mr.. WATSON moved 10 amend The h sec.
tion, by inserting afer 'given" The words sand
on any day on which The cause is before him.
take deposilons" Messrs. MONCURE, and
HARRISON oil l. thought ii was unnecessary,
and alter long debate The amendment was re-
jected
Chapter l7G. OF evidence as secicns.)
The 5h section was amerdrd oa motion oil
Mr.. LACY, 50 as 10 anlhaIiz' copy of
writing, fled l. suit, 10 be filed 10 another suit
on the same writing.
Mr. SMITH moved TO add afler the 2oih secs
iun a provision, that in any sun an a!H lawn
that a witness or parry resides out CT this
Stale or is cut Of it, shall be prtma f9cie cyi.
Gcnoe II the TACT although such stll ,avit he
made e. parry, and without previous notice.
Carried.
MIR. LANE OF Lee moved 10 amend The 9Th
section, SO as 10 authorize any person 10 give
evidence OF any publication required BY law in
a newspaper, without requiring The affidavit OF
the printer
MIR. WATSON opposed the amendment, as
il would take away l;om The printer his sccu.
rit, Tor obtaining the lees 81 publication.
Mr.. LANE thought il would relieve the
printer from trouble. Mr.. l.. afterwards ac-
copied al amendment of Mr.. MoncnTe OF s.,
allowing The certificate CT tie Editor, or the sf-
Gayt OF any olhef person, 10 be admitted IS evi.
dence of publication. Carried.
Mr.. TONNES referred 10 The Inconvenience
of The amendment just adopted in forcing Edi-
tors in self defence, 10 refuse 10 make The publ
cation without being paid in advance. This
might seriously delay the course OF business in
Chancery proceedings. He hoped some mem
Ter voting in the Affirmative would move re.
consideration, which was done by Mr.. Mayo
Mr. LANE opposed lie motion, as otherwise
Editors mighty Withholding the iii avit for loo
long period, enact hari.hips on the suffers.
After farther remarks from Messrs. 1. and
L., The House refused 10 reconsider.
Cbaper III. OF the Court Docket; enquiry
OF damages; trial by jury; and judgments and
DEGREES OF The Court for money.
chaptsr l7s. Of DEGREES OF sale ord'" IoE
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ale Ter TIE REsE.


Ala CT lAs isa: y sasrsiss -. s-'.s'.'..'
Tr0asle sns rNnaN - '5ssss's = 1919
Ne.aiar 4, 80 60 t.a''rs. - 'rlIirii
comsse fpr.qs : larry - -;
ART shaa--ifa a.aa neala - sass ~
PrasSsnr. Hishes . 81 g e laess;
I'll. ! ~ arran ~ he an i 9 rers;
Hssssa I. grsciOas. an1-Aif's Sc sse tss'
AIrs fsr he hrsi, - this On yuuI saslal,rd.
sallier o. sadness. o. Pi,gan q lo.s,
Nhaio gl.s shOses q DssPsiE Hls have Nan.'std'
AMsy-NeaIisl 81 al!.,v.. ., isrssi-s,r,stsn d'se'
Ali's for The -. .-le MN - cass.s.aiis.
Psasilsncs irnaeFls governs Is ~,
AM il.e frail hslk of lis rres,als ! Eailing,
Missy and EAnly-a I'll G. Tie asss-
An for ne l~s;. ihsn kns sssy ;efoss.
Meri an WON frsrs ana seaE ioes N The van,
And in ihe nli5.s = yenr dil.ssFs and enoIs.
Tus, Ike ehill. Naiis va SINE Ike man'
AHs fsr lie he.i;-ualiiss'd, ulitoande..
Prlrilrnor lsisas fr@m lie eas, % he west;
AMI hs l,oih Disdain alil n.rres Surrounded.
Hos ana T. hairy ihai-a:i's ~ he hesi.
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A Gambling AIecdote, "A CORE
spondeni of The New York Spirit OF The
Tunes slys:
The be-. genuine " Yankee trick" !
ever saw orcaned al the Londonderry
IN. II Far A Yankee WIS sirnl ing
abou, The tavern among gamblers. g.,
when one &c them came MP aud asked
him 10 play cards with him. he replied
thai he did not know much about game
aud ,ha, he never gamhlei.
Well" said The gambler. " I'd Ike 10
play gave viii, you; whit will you
play with ne for :"
!. Well" sad onr friend, I'll play a
game -i,h yen 60, fifty cents"
Doxn they sal, the gambler PM down
fliv cents, and asked our friend il he brg-
ged.
No." .aijl he. I've got very gnnI
hand : don'i beg"
Well" rPplied The other. put your
money down."
III hat money!" asked Jonathan.
why. yout fifty cents"
II didn't say Id plt down fifty cents,
You asked me what Id play with yoa
flr. and said fliy cents. and LII PLAY
with YOU Till j.ight for fry cents game "
The gambler saalrhpa up the cards and
money and b)lteyl, amid the laughter Of
the whole room, completely s0ii
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Caldwell Institute,
tfslfshaF0ssyss. q. G..


rxsHE neat session will commence on Wsdnes-
day the 10th II January. isi9. Slsdenas
applyin. Tor admission are required 70 prnduts
satisfactory Testimonials 81 goad moral character,
and 40 student viii Il permitted 70 remain ~
connection with the Institution who i knasn -
I've disonlehy or immoral.
The Instructors in the different drraunsss
are;
Greek-Rc,. AIIrlspsR wiLsos, d. d. Pre-
sidcn,.
La,in-Rey. JoaS A. BIssHks, \. VI.
Observation-Disclosures II. tiaAsEs, A. NJ.
Eaglish-- EDwIS A. HE.Rrr.
j. w. NORWOOD.
sec. 81 Bd. Of TmsSsr.
Ii;ll.horo,0h. y. q. dee. 4. SO
al, TIE Raleigh Register, Standard. Nation.
! II IniclIiscnfrr. Presbyterian, Phiiadelphia, and
Walchnan and Observer, Rchmond. viii scpy
once a week for three weeks, and forward Men
accounts to DIR. o. r. Long, IIIllshofosgh.
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L. r. IIBBARD'S VEGETABLE
Anti-BiliOHS Family Pills.

TRUST TO BRANDRETH'S PILLS, take
them SO al to produce brisk effect, and your
sickness will be the affair of day or two, while
those who are too wise to follow this common
sense advice, will be sick for months. Let the
sick inquire Of the agents for Bran'ireih's Fills
whether these things are so or not. Let them in
qnire among their friends and ask the same ques-
ton. Verify il EVIDENCE is wanted II shall
be procured To the sick, let me say, use the
BRANDRErH PILLS.
Man will be born TO days Of bliss, compared to
what has hitherto been his lot, weighed down as
he has been by disease, nfrnitics, and suffering,
which no earthly power knew how 70 alleviate
until this discovery was presented 10 the woiia.
The We tx the feeble, the inf1n, the nervous, the
delicate. arc in few DAYS strengthened by their
operation, aud the worst complaints are removed
by perseverance without the expense OF physi-
clan. Adapted TO all circumstances and situa.
tons. they are the best medicines ever invented
for families or 10 take 20 sea, preventing seutSs
and costiyencss, requiring no change oil diet, par
tcular regimen, OF care against taking cold.
N. b. There is no surety that you get The &C.
nuine BRANDRETH PILLS, unless yon pur-
chase Of the duly authorized Agent.
DIR. Branlreih's Principal Office, al Broad
way New York. -
- Agents for the sale Of Brandrc,h's Pills.
ID. Heart, Hilishoroueh.
I. b. M.Dade. Chapel Hill.
G.. A. Mchaue. Mason Hall.
A. Mirkle & CO., Bingham's School.
lanes Whitehead, CaneCreek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, Lindley's Old Store.
G.. Patterson, Pa;icrson's Store.
1 Nav %.
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SOCIAL. READINGS.

The ben.iiis II snesal readings sTe ma
nii,,l.i. Pleasures sha e. hs others are
Increased by tie par'ncr,hip. 4 hanA Is
ten lnid a b,- ( v hen read IN ,he company
of behaved friends, hy The rudy lirs. "n
win;ry eyening.: and uh,n mar nis!lrc
laal NJ. asun-s arr ha.h.d IN dnneslir az
Icriinn. An elegant wTier. commenting
the practice O. rradlng al.utl. .ass:
;. Amnns q ih,Isanl means 81 making
home allrar'i,e--a nain pnin, in slhirs--
this stands high. Whal IS more plea
ing, What more atliariise! What more
RATIONAL lie woi,ld be \ ben.iar,or in.
deed, Who should devise a plan Tor re-
dteming our evenings. and rallying the
Young men who scatter Ia elnhs. 10 Iay-
ems, and hrawiing assemblies. Surh \
reformer and Inventor waulj deserve .
garland al hearts ease from The hands II
sighted aoman. Families which are IN
4 state of mutual rpnlsinn haze 10 c,cn-
ings together nver b. X Or music. The
masirr frequently !, the ballroom; the
bays are al some pubic rom ar place oI
amusement; Tie girls are abroad IN full
dless The moih.rs III a, hnme in specla
iarles; and The several paiiies slragpl,
in. weary, and spr,runes surly. at suel
hours as suit their whim. aut then only
as nature demands steep. Ii is well e,el
If this. u length. i mol sought frnm home
There i higher q asnn still ~ Iayo
Of The practice here recommended. Writ
ING Is In vehicle 81 sasi body nf lnHl
relating 70 olI spiritual and Immortal part
truth which is never without reference
Nnuhere is the volume Of holy wisdom
more appropriate. than when read alon'
in tie househnld assembly; no where i
religion more sweeily inieImmplcd witt
the attachment Of the heart. ileayrnl
coun.el- are not less impressive whe
conveyed in the winning tones ui the {;
miliar and cherished suice.
~ beg leave 10 aid. this i pleasur
for the poor mans house. and iar this
love IL. The panr man, il educated.
placed almost on level with The prime
IN respect To the hest part Of lllcrar
wealth. LET him ponder the suggeslic
aud enjoy the privilege.
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A Fresh Supply.

lust received, and will he sold low, particu-
y laily when the cash Is offered,
piece Of Oil Cloth for coaches ard floors,
pirces Webster Unhleschsd Sheetings,
90 pieces Bleachei ditto.
piece Green WorTei Moreen,
piece Canada mixed.
Drah. Canada mixed. and Gold mixed Satinsiis.
piece Black French Doe skin Cashmere,
piece Ca Fancy ditto,
| irce fine brown Broad Cloth,
I ricce superine French black ditto,
piece black Bonnet Satin,
piece superior black Satin vesiine.
piece Lead Cambria, 10 pieces Paper ditto,
Cheap Callieos,
. pieces English Siesias,
piece heavy Black silk Fringe,
IL pieces colared SATIN Ribbons,
Ladies dark Kid Gloves,
Ladies anl Gents white Kill and silk Gloves,
Linen Huhtin. black Alpaca Hose. Nerino Shirts,
white Wadding. black Sewing silk,
IL gross black Stay Binding.
| gross Booths Patent Si!k Buttons for trim
ming dresses.
Violin Strings.
GROCERIES.
as sacks fine and ground Alum Salt,
10 hays Rio Goifcc. 5 bags l.aGuira ditto.
5 barrels Stuart's Steam Refined and Crushed
Su-ar,
barrel anil hog.hcad Brown Sugar,
2 barrels Clover Seed, Clark's Matches.
NEssssINES.
Wis,ar's Ralsom Of Wild Cherry, ToNnsends
sarsaparillr, quinine.
Half boxes Raisins, Chce~, and many othe
articles constantly arriving
LONG & WEBB
December 5. So
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THE HI1LsBoROUGH RECORDER,
is PrRLIsHEn wkEKLT
ny DENNIS HEARTT

Terrns.-Two Dollars year, if raid IN 20
vance; Two Dollars and Fifty Cents, II net r'idi
within three months; or Three nollars, il delayed
until after the expiration Of the year.
No paper will be discontinued until all arrears
ges are paid unless at the option of the puhiiser'
Hereafter no paper will he sent to new sur,
scribcr out of this stale unless payment Is made IN
advance, or some person in the state will Become
responsible TO the editor and in no case VIII 'n'
paper I've sent TO subscriber out OF the state lot
more than two years without payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen mes
one dollar for the first and twenty-five GEMS 'o'
each subsequent insertion; longer ones ~ PFC
por,;on. Court advertisements twenty-five "
cent. h;qher. A deduction Of onc-third VIII ~
made TO advertisers by the year.
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NOTICE.

"A PUBLICATION will he made 70 the present
~ Legislature of North Carolina, for an act to
incorporate the Trustees nf Cedar Grove Acadc-
nv. il Grunge County.
D.-esqitcf s. ~
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AGENCY I'M RALEIGH.

as the Bank Of Cape Fear has discontinue,
~ its Agency in Hillsboroueh and transferred
the business 10 Raleigh the subscriber will atleLu
10 the Renewal Of Notes. and other Bank Bust
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others VINO
may desire il, for the usual compensation. Inc
Officers Of the Bank will decline attending to bu-
siness of this kind.
LEOPOLD l.. HEARTT.
Raleigh. May |, "-
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Wanted : CASH. CASH.

TIE s5hscEiters ere 51a Frogising sr& ePen
A iss thrir Pan snd Ainies ssBFiif~ whari
copsi.a e : lares and eaaF2eae assOrtn-rui e
e.rEy sarissy a GOODS aslally krTl n 0ur VI
ere riuEeS
TIER sisrk has k-en srirrsed with ram. and
.b,.as haashI uiah cab. They are drisEminrs
70 aake thar PTires sasl he tiaes; and Is thsl
are Iariicslalls u Naui = Casa t.sss ~Ao Aass
i may expect great hargalns.
GIVE u caA.
LONG a WEBB.
Ociaher 10. 81
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ADVERTISING Rates for The IillshcrOush Recorder

Ono dollar per square &c lines) for u mr. ms'
insertion. and rs CENTS for oh continuance "
auctions made in favor ot standing advertisements
-. falta.rc.
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n OTTO &

THE subscriber having qualified at November
term Of the Court Of Pleas and Quarter ses-
sions for the county Of Orange, as executor to the
estate q Sarah +. Durham. deceased, all persons
indebted to the said estate are requested to make
immediate payment and all those having claims
against the estate will present them. properly au-
ihentlcated, within the time prescribed by law, OF
this notice will be plead in bar Of their recovery.
MANLY SNlPES. Ex'r.
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.nrArs1sG i ~ Ras On< = nsso
"a r4ea =. - -. Ile - dss a !sncArS,
lsss, - i ~ ssssn -; rihin thsss Iasail,s
80 - scat = X Gescrsi fssa oiloe - ed
r..eEE-
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Warehouse.
March 2
MitChel's Eye Salve.

MitChen's Eye Salve.
THE concurrent Testimony Of men ofinieeriiy
Il and worth is the hest evidence We can have
Of ans fact Of which We have no cogniIInce our.
selves. The grea, advantages possessed ~ tbs
article over every other, ar-its Certainty, sais-
IL. Convenience, and rcnnomy. All Physicians
admit that great danger i 70 hc arprrhendcd from
drugcing the eve when in infamned and uR-
healthy state In The usc u this -salye this ohec-
ton is entirely removed, as no harm can possibly
result from lis use il teiug in all cases applied TO
the trfsrnai PORTIONS Of The eve; thereby avoiding
al The Inconvenience, Pain and danger, which ne
ccssarily attend the Introduction Of any ruretnt
article INTO the eve. It's activity in suhduing in
aammalicn is so great that Int few cases require
the use oi more Than one hottie TO effect perfect
cure. One Physician remarked TO US, after having
witnessed liz effects in several instances that i
Vas 4 I. perfect fire Killer We might multiply
reasons why this sal,c should he preferred above
every thing else in the treatment Of diseascs OF the
eve. but VIC prefer il should stand on its own me-
ri,s All we ak is that its virtues be thoroughly
tested and that the directions he strictly followed.
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co., n. y.
For sale at this Office.
March Is. ~
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IClrG q WEBB
WOOD! WOOD!

q 5 tie SEASON Is al hand which makes large
~ drahs on our wool pi!e, ne hoIe ihose Of
our snisIitefs ~ho inirnd paving IN Wood, VIII
axe IN curly opportunity 10 bring !, IN.
THE PRINTER
Noxerl..T 90 ST.
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Cabinet Warehouse.

THE Subscriber respectfully infesrss hlsilends
II and ihs paliir senrFslls .thsi be has On hand.
AMI gill enllsaxor constantly 70 kssP, sar'riy q
Ae.I-nsde furniiuEe, siabraclng al ihs leadlng
articles. such as-
sofas. sideboards. bureaus,
Esedstead-, Tables,
made II Mahorsns. Maillr. Chrrry, Walnut,
Birch, and Malle.
NJ would invite attention 10 his make q Port
.bIe MARDROBEs anl BEDsTRADs. ~hich
cannot he surpassed ior durabiliIy, neatness, and
convenience.
Ne would also invite he attention Of all per-
SON. wishing 10 huy furniture u any description,
10 give him call before purchasing elseNheIr, a'
he intends 10 sill low as he can possibly atord
and hrs workmen arc all exIeTlenced hands.
He has nov on hand eight fine Dressing bu'
Fraus. With Isooking-lilas@es. two China Presses
two Sldehoar5s. siE plain Bureaus. eight Candis'
stands, one sofa, aud one Secretary snh Book
case. and Bctisieads. which he will sell low.
-. Timber taken IN exchange Tor Furniture
such a. Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple
Sc.
.. Persons Al : distance. buying Furniture
can have il delivered al their doors, ensured sal,
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past iayors, aud vi
he thankful Cor q continuance Of public patrol
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February 4. To-
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POPLAR MEDICINES.

Many cailanic pills have been used possessing
sin,lls lie property u cmPssins The howsis y
,i.ir can,rnls IN doing This. thcs TOO often act
i,,n,rsolsly a. iIrianis The Sovereign Balm
piils are mol only FIRE from such objection tas
rmar xEvER Ltssn rus rowKls rosTIsEl but
their puIihins aud healing power = truly re- |
markahle. Thry art upon the skin as dlapho- !
rctic, As an Alternative and corrective Of all the Sc
erelinns upon the kidneys a diufelir, and up
ON the bowels 4. a cathsrie; and all 80 eiiieieni-
Il snd mlh,ly that no other pill can complete with
them.
Persons frequently volunteer their testimony
10 The virtue aud efficacy u our Pills IN com-
llair,. or which they had NOT before thought q
u~ng them.
An agent writes, Al onr place where | pu,
~ Tor tie nshi IN Pennsylvania tie lady Of the
hauss ,lcclared ,ha, two doses had cured her OF
EySpslar"
Another. young man Of our acquaintance
ssy.. hat h. W. cured Of the Agas By two do
ses.
The Sovereign Balm Pills are the mos, agree.
able remsf, Known. for the removal Of Casfire-
ness. One OF two pills at night viii produce re-
lief.
- Too much care cannet he used 70 avoid
imposition. hy persons who pebble spurious pill
made Nv u. u. Soule, Of the same name as ours.
The Oriental or Sovereign Balm Pills.
/ yEvH.S invslucble family medicine, combines
n more cleansing. heating. aud purifying pro-
per,iss, lhan any other pills now in use. Ater
neari, eisE, years experience Of their astonishing
success. We have no hesitation in Ginning Tor
them popularity and reputation. unfisaled by
any other medicine.
They are an effectus cure for Jrun6iee, Dgs
pepsin. Liver Complaints, Ple,risg, Bilious DIS
ea.es. Fertr and. Agus, and al Other Ferrs
Coughs, col,s, inflammation ri he Lungs
RhtuDiafi,a,, Had-ucke. Loss Of dppttiie, &c.
|. u +. CHlIDS & Co. clay, Onandag'
County, ". Y. arc the original and only manu-
facinrers Of the genuine SOVEREIGN Balm Pin.
PRICE IS Cents per box, Of 81 Pills. with fui
directions accompanying each box.
For sale in HiIIshorough by ID. HEARTT
also b, numerous Druggists and agents ougl
out tho Union.
November 20. 5S-