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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

We have received obea NJ the Gazette del
Salvador. and other ds,euR,cnts. 10 the lOtl,
Of January. tSom The STATE of San Salvador,
/ Central An,crira. They ccntsin some far.
ther pavticslsrs Of the movements OF the
two pnrtieA in Central A,neric..---,he Qua.
tnsalsn, under the control u NJ. Chat.
field. and the true Central American. com.
posed Of the States Of Sun salvador, lion.
durns aud Nicaragua. The Gnce,a III Jan.
aary 3, announces the blockade II the port
Of Iigvc lAn,spa|a) in the state OF ilondu.
rus, by the English YES els. acting under
Cha,icld's direction. Al the Pacific ports
OF San Salvador aud Honduras arc now
bloekadcd. and Nicaragua is threatened
with similar injury. The Gaceta says
+" II canno, be believed that Qaeen Veto.
RIA in whose name such outrageous pro.
ceedings are carried on, has been watching
the Internal politics OF these States, for the
purpose of employing her power 10 enhar
rass and injufe them. In the end, Provi.
dencc will give Us the means Of lIperaiing
ourselves tom such Tyranny, and the ven
geance of an oppressed people viii reeoil
upon these foreign scoufgcs.'
\ war between Guatcmaa--or at !a,s.
the Genital Government OF that Statc--on
one side, and the allied States of Honduras
aud San Salvador on III. other. seems al.
most inevitable. We have received the
fist Bulletin of the allied -, .,iies, dstcd San
Salvador. Jan y. 4, the call Of the Su.
pren,c Government OF the latter State. for
troops to protect the Guatemala frontier, an
army of 1000 men. well aimed aud organ.
ned was raised n, once.
The soldiers were commanded bv brave
aud experienced officers, and were full oi
enthusiasm for their cause. Honduras WAS
il the field with an amy of 1000 men, aud
the union al the two armies, in spirit aud
resolution. is most complete. As the allied
armies approached the frontier OF Huaie.
msa, the inhabitants OF The mountain pf".
vinces OF that State VIM are neatly nil IL
favor Of the Federal Union of the Central
American s,ates--tlocksd from all quarters
to i, in them. X was rumored that the PEG
pie OF Guatemala, opposed 10 the machina.
tons Of the Central Government. were
forming force OF their own. to co opera,e
with those Of the other States.
The array of San Salvador Is Jisiiihu
ted IN line commencing Mt toatepcbue
mud terminating at Chaichuapa. The Pres
idpnis OF the two States met on the tth of
Honduras. TOR the purpose OF arranging a
common plan OF action. The reception Of
asconc,los. President OF San Salvador,
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SiSouLAs WAY ~ CopnvinS.-- bsscst
Marvin. VI Com sriicst. iases In otdet
and ~ exemplary man, wss ests segly
scrvaisit IL Ammo ii Lls NusIsse1 ft.x
eourship is Aaid 10 hare h~ta - r. Ovs
Having o,s day mounted his hss1 wjsls
only \ sie~rskm for saddle. - " IL
frunt II ,lse h"ase where Rstsy ~ lr.d.
and without slisavca"sinx. rvqsesl Estty
TO come 10 him; on cosMine. - y ksss
that the Lord had sent him shsse ~ sry
her. Betty replied. =" '1hs Lasda ~ ~
doue."
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III. PEps.Hws oy AsiNeroS.- f'n~
Pedigree Of General Wasl,ingt",', ~ traced
and Illustrated by Mr. Maplrson, carries
i,nck his descent 10 William D. flvrllxsr',
Lord Of the Manor II Washington. IN the
county of Durham. England. From hifn
descended John Washington. Of Whitfield.
i" the time ii K,chmond III; aud ninth IL
.csccut from the said J,hn. was tisoxr.
ts,t President of the unisri Stxtes. Tie
mother Of John Washington who esrievai~d
To Virginia ~ 1887, Ard who vas great
grandfather to the General was klenas
tlastiae., granddaughter 10 frsrcis. s~cend
Earl II linnsingsnn. Shs WINS descenslsn
through Lady Huntingdon. 81 George Dsks
II Clarence. hscshcv 10 Hing Edward ~
Az. aud kipg Richard III. ~ lsxhel Nsva,
daughter and lseiivss II Richard. Earl 81
Warwick. th~ kinnmxk~r.
Washington, tissresorr, - aM th< ~
scrndnnts II shst marriage. ~ estislssl u
qnsrirr the sfrss II Hastiuks --Peps Easi
of Salisbury. risntas.sst, Scotland. Mari.
mer. FAD nf March, Nevil Mautsge, Bs~u
champ and DsNswux. 7rsasrrip1.
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CsAsess AaAtssr TaxAs JrDes. = ~
r,ow.,d Il Tsxas, presented memorial 70
q, g. HOUSE ~ Representative on Friday.
f,n,. the cl,ixens Of Texas. charging job"
r Wa,rous, 4. s. District Judge Of Texss,
9th gross iaalessanee IL office. and asking
u. ;n,,rachmeut. The Legislature 81 Texas
~ previously, b, . joiut resolution, re-
iserisa him to resigs.-~PissSsss.
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NIAGARA FALLs-A Toronto letter Of
the I7,h ult. III the New York 1ribune,
SAYS:
have iast heard that the Falls Of Mag
ara hay, asnio rcccdcd. through anuthet
break dnwu nj the ledge Of rock over whicl,
the s,renm runs. on Friday last. This il the
second tumble down Of rock there this
winter; aud il il ia considerable IN extent
and shall h. followed by few more such
launches. people now n,ve may see these
celebrated Fail CONCERTED into \ rapid. or 4
succession of rapids. nnd Lake Eric low.
cred thereby scvctnl ieet.
The ledge III rocks NJ tho Falls. extend
about n quarter IT mile t,aek from the
cataract -i<youd that. the Niagara 10 said
to- he hundred feet deep. or even 40 f,~r !;
when. therefore. the s,ca. fnil reaches ths,
deep water. thc,. sill only be rapid. A.
Black Rock. ~ the best Of my recollection.
the liver Is c.nalis shout twelve feet deep.
flowing over ledge Of rocks. Werc the
Falls to be succeeded hv rapid beI0s
Chippewa. the waters az Lake Eric would
flow perhaps five times n swim ~ they d.
nav Mt l,Iark Rock. aud TINS lower tho
lake, much Ia the asso,,i.i,mrn, II the d~e!l.
crs a, Esis. Cleveland. Buffalo, and Saw.
dusky.
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A elsIrvcyans II Cie-<laad ~ had an IN.
t~r;cw with Tom pslae, wAo epcsnts BIZ
srvpss ~ 10 u pvessat as~pe,isg viii Gea'
Waehluasee 81 Ethoa A..
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ODpe AND Exn~.--s .on stses ~ f<r-
Kirian system of astscnoa,y l,>ka4(}8 ~
g~,.erslly underpto4sd, N Old Ces e9icpt
la,ncr went to hl rsssoa ~ith ~ Nv.
ing inqairy:
D41--do you believe h ~ = eety
they tell about the Earth usot:ut \ - tho
ssn 1"
Yes, certainly"
"Do you think il y A<sesdia - ~
Scriptures Il ~ sru<, how eeWl& 36a&H1
con,n.snsl the suu - stand stiii
"tlmph." guosh the Dcsso-. aesttfhieg
his head. Joshua commanded tkea]Ik. 10
stand still. did h. .
"ies."
"W~ii. Il ssoot stiii, IL Il ~ I
Yes" III
Every we'll. DA yss evss hsar ~ "
set Il going aksini I"
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VINO ARt foun Anis'".".rs we
take the following l'"" h"n's Merchants
Magazine.
Twenty years NJ" this one hatci'r'd'
that one mnd. candies ; another sold rheese
aud butter; n fourth carried an n dis''lIery
another WAS contractor %" canals; Others
we're merchant. and mechanics, They are
acquainted with both ends oi society -~',s
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The P.uus,Ivmnian tells the following
amusing story Of Nh ecccntsic old monoms-
niac IN IhLsitiphia. 1t Is the strang~ss
case, aud nj the same time the funniest. we
have read IN twsiven'ontt:
hypocond,lcal old fellow. named Aaron
>innis. who wes lately engaged in the gro
ccrv hu.iue.. soucw"crc IN ti'hert street,
has conceived the strange .'ea that he il the
"Old scra,,.h." About two weeks ago he
gave orders to s,gn painter To prepare him
a board Win tbs inscriptions Satan, Gro
Ger and Tea Dealer IN large gil! letters.
The ign WAS painted according To di'ec.
items. l,u, the friends Of the ,nonIoniac IN.
,.rrred and prevented il ir''m being put ".
His customers, not liking The idca Ut deal.
iiy with the desil, dropped of, excepting
on. knav.h old nrgte nanied David Cnet'c.
who. hy humnflpg the lunaiic, contrised I"
.wiudlr him out OF goods 10 n considerable
amount 4 cousin of Mr.. Sin,tis, alo
though, IL -Spedicnt ,o keep watch over the
conduct ol li. insane relative. WAS IN the
back part of III. s,or, on Thursday even.
Jag. " bile Sinn,s aisas Satan. stood behind
the counter. A. this time the negro, Dave
can,lr. hapgcr< To e"ne IL. aud the c"us.
~" s IN, s;..ns IN tho ,ollow,uo
,.,r...,,.
~ nay, oil Ines devil. want 4 fsw more
thinus on That account. you know.
..it's III squared up, Dave answered
n...s..,..,.. .A.I.a, =, III r..n.is of snu.,.
~ a.. 100. ~. .,,,..,i. ~ rplT.r. "a crnss
III 49, 49, IN e.rts and :, ~
r.''. ....,.. .,:st....., tan, ~ sru, tctnl
~ I -. ~ i.rs !. M. .,,ls i rretii, =
H.. ct. \. ..., .n.,I nls n, h. tnkeo
~, !. ,...,., ;,L., ,rc,,nn, B. clo,e.3. old
H.. ..,,,. ..,,, W., ..v r,c,c goods here
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-03-29

OoAno IN California neisssery.
One III the novelties ol tsiitofuia u its
Chinese eating houscs---aad by the way,
tho Cclcstials dish up soh'unar, fodder -
in verr good style. IN our own market
they keep sharp look out Tor ever, choice
article OF food which offers, from grilsl,
bear To a partridge. IL wa. IL matter %
curious inquiry with ourselves, how they
managed to understand the calls for differ
EN-, articles made b, their customers, when
apparently none of them understood or
spoke our language During one day Mt
their table. the mystery WAS solved. One
Of the prorri-tors. who Jude. stood English,
and talked Il ,ocrnbIy well postcd himself,
during meal time. IN the kitchen tn supcrin.
tsad til, cooking, translate the calls OF Gus
toners to the cook ~ll,' the walters. who
were totally uoacqnnin'ed with Ensllsh,
echoed the helnauds upon the harder ., each
person NJ the table. One young gentleman
called Tor n plate of " mni:nn shops and
the walters not exactly catching the sound,
nsk-d, Ms plain Ms n Chinaman could, for a
repetition of the order
Mutton chops, .ou ch"ckIc head" said
the vnung gentleman.
Mutton chops. you rhWckic hcddy"
shouted the Chaamnn to the kitchen.
This caased general laugh round the
table. and considerable ra,nuotion in tho
kitchen. The proprietor's vocabulary oi
Ennlish embraced no ~atihle or sanrc bear.
iny the title Of chucklr head" This Joke
,nnk among the customers at the table. and
presently one Of them called out
"a glass ii p,ycon milk, you long. tailed
A.in,i."
"A Mass Of pigeon milk, Won long tailed
yt,,ic' echoed III. waiter.
"A barrel Of homrpathic soup, old
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W. have rssd of a Young mother VII,
hid n~wl, buried her h,st.Losu Her pas.
tor Wet To Witt der. AID IN 6ndrx her
swec,iy resigned. b. ssArd her how shs
had ntisiur,i such resignation. She ~, fed.
:" used IN think Al my boy continual y
whether sleeping or waking; to me hs
seemed more l,eautitnl than other child,eG.
was disappointed II visitors omitted ~
praise his eyes, tir III, rurls, " theskhi,~s
that I wrought i"r him with wy needD*it
frs. ls.levs~s il the natural essvsntW
mothers io+r. Then feared h Waa jxisie,
and ,obsht 10 humble inys~lf bessss Hint
who rts'sseth the prmd. One night. !" Wy
dreams, thought an angel stood beside
me and srid. where is the little iuJ ,hom
ours-st in thy t~,so,.f ! rn sent To take
Il away Where ). the little harp! Give
it :" me. II is ike those who sing tlsU
praisc Of God IN heaven.
I awoke IL tears my beautiful hoy
dropped like hud which III. w"'n' i''erres
the lsst waiting was like the sad No.
.ic from shattered harp st'inrs; vi my
world seemed gone still IL my sgony II.
tened. LOT there was n wire IN my Sc !,
Ike the voice OF the gel who had wa'''' q
me, .aytst3. God lov.,h cheerful give
! laid M month IL The ,.ns, and said, 3" l.s,
thy viii be nine" ard ns to.s, thonsli
the tears lay ON my check, there WAS
emile also s'iucc then tits voice ".
heard AMID duti%s Of every day mrtaials
u ssys esslelly. The cheerful s''-,'"
Eacxssfvx fnaarKNk~.-I~ Liverpool
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READV-MADE CLOTHING.

All OF which have hccn purchased at the North
with Cash, and will be sold cheap.
They hate taken advantage 81 the yisi, 10 The
North TO observe the Fashions. aud are prepared
TO make up in the most fashionable siyr aud il,
the best manner. any of the abn,c Goods. Per.
sons furnishing their own Cloth may he assured
thai their work win bc done II equal, good style.
They take This occasion 10 renew The express
sion OF their thanks TO their many custqmtrs fo;r
their past li!rrality; and as they are determine
ed 10 sell cheap, aud To have thcil work executed
IN the best possible style, they horc for a coni-
nuancc Of their fasors. Their prices fSr work
viii le reasonable and suited 10 Tie times.
Arri!l. ~
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Boob AgenoY.

THE sUlsctllxF. having PsTmanenlly lofaled
u himself 10 Hillsl.oiouEh, oiisrs BIZ services
10 ~ ifiends end BE public throughout lhe Niaie,
Hatiug tntffed INTO auaHgfmruis viii llIse
Publishing HOusrs IN Boston. New loFk. kics-
nond, and Challfsion. pnd aiso enssged de seE-
sicss a an AsFni "a New f0sk % slirnd the
TrsIe Sales. II = now Pgpsrrd 10 eKeruie or
ders from Primer 70 Library Of thousand
.olun.esi and sishbst aiy weFk pshlishedin Eng
hand or Ihe Uniik1 States will be furnished 10
der. A large sssorfnasni Of Bsoks kepi on hand.
and IN brieEs fsiihfally ikd punciuslly attended
u. Ofdffs are respectfully solicited. Ministers
snd Teachers supplied At lil<ral discount He
fiil furnish I'heolegicsI. Literary. Scientific.
Temperance and Miscellaneous wssks Of eli
kinds. No trash viii he sold. He expects, with
fhe assistance q active agents 10 viii every eoun-
in The Stale.
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
fiiIIsboroueh. n. C., feb. Is. lily
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8 Uw q a @ R Sc
March, 1891.
Long g Webb

ARE ~ receiving large and eel sslrri5i
"A sab q Gooas. si.iial'le 80 lhe rFrins si.l
Somu,sr lrade, Nhieh lhey are anxious ~ disl'os.
sf - Tie net sureHn,nd1ling iesms-
Tier sis~k eenzisis in fsfi q lhe following !:
CLOTHS. q eseEy color and quality
cAsslMEREs. Blarks Doe-skin and Pane,
csialrd.
TwEEDS, doulle and sinele widsh.
FEsIiNGs. Figu1ed silk. Msrstiilss ana 81
in.
fRlNTs. fsrnrh. EheIish and Ahnfficuh.
Printed Lawns. csmlTirs and Muslins.
ffrnrh and American Bingham.
celoEed and Black silks:
Brraer DE Lafnes.
sin Tissues. very E3fs
llivia Maria. nrw siyIe six Goods.
Jacanri spd swiss knslins.
fifsnfs f.sRks. aid f.see cspes,
ladies coIOseds Black & White hid Gloves
Gents IA
Ladies. asvs.. ana chilaaA'. couon Has, Is.
Gents Brown and blcsrhed DO.
Swiss aud Camlsie Edsings and Inseuines.
French worked collars end Sleeves.
Sill. Linen. canilair q Cotton andkerchicfs
Brown spd rlearhed Shininrs. &c. &c.
Ladies' Walking shots and sIirrers.
t;iils and Boys Shoes, and chiIdren's Shoes.
schooi Books. and good seleeiion Of Miseet
ianeons Books.
Cap and Letter Paper. and Note Paper.
Envelopes. and GuilIoti's Steel Pens. &c.
Iais and Bonnets.
Hardware and cuiiIeiy, &c. &c.
March IS. 70
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Wool Carding

sESilE sul,~gllsf W0a4 lnicsm a. puddle lhai
he has IN Eaoosssfui ufsFaiian : IlH ~
NOsi caHiius n.rlines. nfHly fiiei %, via
nsE carts a SOD 9ualfy. q ~ Niilz q John
r. Lyon. 80, "a EBR RiErF. knoan g Enoe
Mills. cnsi0Ders Hho Nil take The lEoullls 10
prepare their Wed h PsaPer nlanars fos III
M.ehisss. may erperi 10 h~te der Mod wrll
eanded- Terms IA zna half crnts : poun1, o.
The oae 9Th Isfi af he Waal. He siil lroriss
Flax seed Or 6ataine snd fr Wool Rolls. ~hich
be expects - keep csanslnnily o. hard o. SOLE
WI. e.. Cf.AAIOR.
September 9. 00-swp
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Drugs, Dye StufIs, &c.

LONG & WEBB
II EEP constantly ON hand full Stock 81
" Medicines, Paints. Dye Sfuf1s,
k'erfssmcry. &C.. and would insiic the al
ienion Of the public 90 lhe following articles, viz
Cod Liver Oil, warranted genuine.
Port and Madeira Wine, and French
Btanays ia bottles-soId for Medical
use only.
Laudanum, Parcgoric,
Extracts. very Zine, prepared by p.
Schaefilin, Haines & Co..
Rhhbarb Root, and Prly.
Gum Arabic, and Puly.
Glue, &c. &c. &c.
Mdrfh 25ih, 1851. "a
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AND YET THEY COME!

CAsk French Brandy. do. Port Wine
do. Madeira Wine. J~ medicinal pntpds.
Is onlg, Hecker's Fariha, Ear superior to Arrow
Rooi, Lyons Exiratt Of Ginger. Browns do,
Whiihcad's Essence of Mustard, Citrate al Mag.
nesia. Husbands Maencsia. IodIe Quinia, Bro.
nide II Iron, Tanmie 81 Iron, Tannaie Of Qui-
nh, valcrin-'c Qnihia, I@lidc Manganese. Sui
I'haic Manganese, Fcrrocyana'e Quinia. Cilrss
Qunia, NaTthalinc. etc. To Lc found al
THE DRUG STORE.
Juno 10. s7-
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CabinetsMaking

III
THE subscriber wnuld respectfully rnlo,m a !,
= citizens of nillzlorough aud ilse rubl;e =.
Morally, that he has on hand Al his shop ON Chm
ton street due west from the ruurt-house. ~.
city ofexcellcnt Furniture. and that be- i prer,,.
cd 10 manufacture. IN the lest siyle, all snitL,
in HE line, such rs
BUREAUS. Of Wild Cherry and Wal.
nut.
SIDEBOARDS. Of Wild Cherry, Wal.
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS. of every Style.
BEDsTEADS, of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, Of all kinds.
WARDR0BES, Portable and Station.
ary.
C0FFINs, from Common to the Best
Style, &c. &c.
He promises that bis work shall he faithfully
executed, and al very low prices, and hopes that
he win receive due encouragement from gene.
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet VOL.
such as Walnut. cherry, Poplar, Birch and Ma.
pie. viii be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re.
ceistd and promptly aiiendcdio.
RICHARD MAYO.
April 10. 79-ly
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FERMIN GR0UPAz.
sT.u.h is Stranger Than Felton,

New Durham, N. j., June 80, 1910.
MEssas. SASas-Gcntlemen Ny wife suf
rel with burning in her chest for many years
ani ny daughter was afflicted from her birth with
hamW IN her blood. We consulted various
physirians. and tried numerous remedies. sih.
nnt much heneGt until we heard, through Rev.
Thomas Davis, Of the great medicinal value Of
Sands Safsaparilla. On his recommendation
my vile and daughter decided on trying h, and
soon ext eneaced permanent benefit. Nv daugh-
tets SKIN assumed new appearance entirely !:
from being rough, hard. and scaIy, il became
smooth and soft. My wife's suiTerings are almost
gone, aud It's use short time longer il is my firm
p'Iicf, will produce perfect cure.
souIs, with respect.
G.S. HENDRICKSON,
Pastor Of The Baptist Church, al the English
Neighhorhood.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. Inv A
y. a. ID. SANDS. Druggists and Chemists. 100
rulon-street, corner of William, New York.
1ola also by Druggists generally throughout The
rnRed States and Canadas. Price 81 per hot.
lie; SIX bottles for IS.
For sale also by
Long & Webb, Hillsborouph. and
I. s. Lasas, Chapel Hill.
May I6. al
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II now receiving a large and
choice Stock Of DRUGS, ME.
DIclNES, PAINTS; Oils
DYE SrUffs, yARNlSH-
Els, PAINT BRUSHES,
SURGICAL & DENTAL
INSTRUMENTS, PERIL
merry. Toll Ell ARTI-
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Manufacturers and Machinisfs.
A RE now prepared 10 do sll kinds Of Casting
"A in the very besi End ne4iesi manner, has-
ing procured The services 81 Noftasrt bred
Norl man. Who stands SECOND 10 none in point Of
skin in his profession. together with their own
exPcrienre Of eighteen years. They naiier them
selves. BY The grneal satisfaction they have al
ready eisen. and their close attention 10 business,
10 merit share Of patronage. They take the
greatest pains in eomp6andihs their metal CIR Inc
various ARTICLES they make. consisting Of Factory
and Mill Gear, Of every description, Plough
Moulds, Pots, Ovens and Lids. I.sihes, Thresh-
ing Machine. Stove and Fan Mill Casting; in
fact. every thing in the foundry liue. In their
Machine shop they are prepared and preparing
10 DO all kinds Of Machinery Work. Min Irons.
spindlcs. wrought. turned and finished 10 the
neaiest and hest manner. Iron Stating, PulIies,
and COMPOSITION Boxes fiht hest quality. Their
facilities ier cutting Screws are inferior TO none
IN this country.
Letters addressed 10 Brown * Wilkinson, or
either Of them. Hilsborongh. n. e.. viii receive
prompt riientfon.
ALLEN BROWN,
JOHN WILKINSON.
February Is. 72-
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BRANDRETil'S PILLS.

AneuyiSm, or Enlargement ef tie Heart, Art,.
rns, I1ds, DC. 5c.
i Sc the pills two or three times week n
doses sufficient TO purge freely; and when Z
/ paroxi,in comes Oh, fearless use of The nils
must be made; down with six or eight. and Is !
little while repeat the dose; do this until The
bowels are strongly purged. This effected, the
danger Is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone IN The gaIl-hiadder are treated in the
same manner; and although considered incurablc
ny the medical profession, are cured by the use
Of Brandleth's Pills. Piles are cured Ivy Bran
dreth's Fills. In severe attacks the doses must
he iulk six or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on IN The treatment OF other diseases. il is
good sgn use nothing but the pills, and, as am
outward application, cold cream OF lard. and make
ircqucul use Of cold water LEGALLY. Where there
have been pectoral affections, as asthma. CON-
sumption, &c., perseverance will be required with
The pills 10 effect parmancnt cure. Bat any
other course will assurcdly bring on the pectoraI
affection.
Ia cases of Debility, Weakness. IYasfings. De-
chafs. Or Consumption approaching. il will lie
necessary 10 Commence with small doses. Bepin
with one pill going 10 bed, next night two Mills:
do this alternately for three or four days, or ono
CT. # no alteration takes place, then increase :
pillcach night until five six pills are used Then
decrease by one pill down 10 one pill Should anv
icveEish symptoms arise. then take s,rona doscs
until the fever is reduced. When this is done tlo
patient may drop Town 10 such doses ms their
own Judgment shall determine; being careful +,
keep the drain upon the impue humors as thcse
are removed, SO will he theft advancement -
sound health.
DR.: Brandfeh's Principal ofice, s4l Broad
way New York.
90 Agents for the sale Of Bran,lrcth's Pills:
u. Hea,it, Hlllsborolgh. -
J. u. M'Dadc, hapeiHil
q. A. Mel'ane. Mason Hall. ~
a. Miekle d Co., Bingham School.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-09-24

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