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BRANDRETii'S PILLS.

Anearism, or Enlargement Of The Heart, ART.
ries, Piles, DC. dc.
ETSE the pills two or three times week in
- doses sufficient to purge freelyi and when
narcxism comes on. fearless use of the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and 10
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-bladdcr are treated in the
SINE manner and although considered incurable
by the medical profession, are cured by the use
of BrandIeth's pills. Piles are cured Ivy Bran
Jreth's Pills. In severe attacks the doses must
be full; six eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes ON in the treatment Of other diseases, it is
good sign; use nothing hut the pills, and, as an
outward application, cold cream lard, and make
frequent use Of cold water locally. Where there
have been pectoral affections. as asthma, con-
sumption, &c, perseverance will be required with
the pills to effect parmanept cure. But any
other course will assuredly laing on the pectoral
affection.
In cases Of Debility. Weakness Hasfings, De.
chaes, or Consumption approaching. it will he
Necessary TO commence with small doses. Begin
with one pill going to he'd; next night two pills
do this alternately for three or four days, or long
CT; il no alteration takes place, then increase q
pill each night until five or six pllsa used then
decrease by one pill, down 10 one pill Should any
feverish symptoms arise. then take strong doses
until the fever is reduced. When this is done, the
patient may drop down 10 such doses as theil
own judgment shall determine; being careful to
keep the drain upon the impure humors: as these
are removed, so will I've their advancement "a
sound health.
DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, 24l Broad
way New York.
CT Agents for The sale Of Brandrclh's piss
d. Heatt, Marlborough.
j. b. M'Dade, hapel Hill.
G.. A. Mebane. Mason Hall.
A. Mickle & Co., Bingham's School.
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III rEhniEnslNaNCN.o o. Ndssau-rts
N. b. For confederation of these facts APP
ply 10 Mr.. II. McCune, at Messrs. Bowen &
McNamee's store, Broadway, N. Y.
City and County of New York. ss.-Ferler
Nazer being duly sworn. doth depose and say
that the foregoing statement, to which he has sub.
scrilcd his name. is true and accurate, 10 the hest
Of his knowledge and becf.--Sworn and sub
scribeJ, this 9Th dny Of juno. 1910. before me,
e. S. WOODlIULL, Mayor.
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YsHE subscriber. having permanently locaied
= himself in Hillsboiough, offers his services
70 his friends and The public throsghosi The State
Having entered into arrsngemenis with large
Publishing Houses in Boston. New York. Rich-
monJ, and Charleston. and also engsged the ser.
vices Of an Agent in New York 10 attend the
Trade Sales. he is nov prepared 10 ezecuis o..
ders from Primer 10 Library Of a thousand
volumes and almost any work Published in Eng
land or the United States win be furnished 10 or
der. A large assortment Of Books kept ON hand
and al orders faithfully and puneiuay attended
TO. Orders are respectfully solicited. Ministers
end Teachers supplied At liberal discount Hs
win furnish Theological. Literary, Scientific
Temperance and Miscellaneous wsrks Of oil
kinds. No trash will he sold. He expects, viii
the assistance Of active agents, to visit every coun.
~ in the State. Ag 49,
SAMUEL PEARCE, Agent.
Hillshoroush. ". C., Feb. Is. lily
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Daguerrean Process,

ANAA -N.M
: Daguerrean Process,
~ sunaupsiag 10 sse Ciiilers n Hllslesopsh
our re,urh, We would hri<fy slsie. thai or
esfxrienes, ain, and he entire satisfaction ne
hive siwsys given, ere too och Known tofesuife
hes nm extended Ioasoe. To those nnseqnssn-
TED n in IA. We hesitate not in saylag that Our
facilities ID Grey respea are unsrrpasstd (and
we besiese srsq1ssied1 ysny other Operaior IN
DE STATE. We pss<<s me 6nea fnssrsment<.
Apparsias. &es--AIlfhe tcent and valuable I'm
prorements IN The An, both .Amefiean and EuIo-
p~an;-A large aud varied sss9Flmeni Of Mcroc-
co Gases. some new sykes never before inifctucrd
here. ss fhc Jenny Lind c1se. BOA es<. hcA--
Rosewood. Nshessny and Guifa T<ncha Frames
And the finishing Of MINISTRIES IN leekess,
Bressipins. B,scekts. Finsrr-Ripgs. dc, y a
branch in which ur have bad as much Practice
ss any Dssuerrotypisa in fhe unsfed sssies;-
IN fact we can ani<h Superior Iikehesses in bet
Ger and more Different styles Than any other Artist
in North Carolina.
To Ladies, our advantages present srnng
elsims. ss shcy are assisted Tin sepsrste apart
meng. in their toilette. and prepared ief sitting
b, Miss W., whose experience and success rhh
children rctucr gratifying results and whose
STYLE Of eoIoring i decentralization Of which
duties are ereiusirtiy within The province Of a
female. E-lfani s =ls.lsl 80
I.ikene-~es taken equally as well in closdy as
IN clear weather. yet bright day Is better foE
children; and fixtures ofall kinds correctly copied
10 any sine.
Rooms at the Court Hanse. where all persons
are invited 10 call and see specimens, whether
they wish 10 sit or not. -s-.f 8 tss.f. m :
Practical and valuable Instructions given in
the Art. ~
Early application il desired, rs DOR stay is posi-
lively limited. - siaF . ii aatf
j. w. r. WILDE & DAUGHTER.
Jan. %, 1851. o.
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Strayed,

EyR0M the subscriber, on the 10th inst. Bay
= HORSE. six years old next spring. and
Bay MARE, about eleven years old, one Of her
hind feet white, and Two or three white streaks
On the left side Of The mech. will satisfy any
person who viii apprehend hem, and write 10
me at Raleigh.
w. G. SPAIN.
February is. T-3w
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FFtIlE undersigned, having ultlined Letters q
a Adminisiruli0n 80 he esasls 81 JAMES
MOODS. dsoease5. Al February lem % 0nngs
ccnaiy coun, gives naliesio al p<rs0us indett-
I'd % said estate Ia come lsrxsrd and make pay
meass and 70 N persons having claims sssinsI
seribed BY Saw, Or this nosiee viii be pleaded Ia
bar o. rrrcv~ryX aatA41
ALEX'R. -sf.--Wo0Ds. Admir-.
felrssss "a a.eW Sol irs- er=T2-ss
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FREEMAN, HODGES 8 Co.
Importers and J0bberS,
IS Liberty Street, New York,
(between broadway and Nassau.

(between broadway and Nazsau.) -
A RE now receiving rich and beautiful as
n sediment Of Fnucy SILK and MILL
merry Goods. 10 which we wonl,l particular
" address the attention Of all Cash Purchasers,
and will make Il an object Coz them % give US q
call. as we arc deicnnined 10 sell our assortment.
Tor Cash, lower than ever before offered in this
market.
Millincrs can supply themselves With every ar
ticlc IL their linesai about the cost Of importa-
ton OF Auction prices. Many Of our goods are
manufactured expressly for our own sale, aud cam
not be surpassed far beauty OF low prices.
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons large variety.
Silks and Sains FOR Bonnels.
Grapes. Grape Lis-cs, TarIcions srd Illusion
I,aces. = f M .t
Trimmings for Hats. Caps and Dresses.
Jenny I.indc CAPS. Party 4 Opera Head Dresses.
Embroidered cspes, Collars, CUFFS, and Che
misctls. y s Eee 8ssss s
Embroidered EJsings and Tnscrtings. Swiss
anil Muslin.
Thread, Brussels, valenciene, Silk and I.islc
Thread I.accx. ss fai asltN e -
Embroidered, REVERE and Plain linen Cam
brio Hkfs. 49, 49,. (.
Gloves and Minis, Kid. silk, Lisc Thread and
Sewing silk.
Scarfs. Cravais. and Dress flkfs.
Swiss. Jacouri. Book Muslins. 4 Bishop Lawns
Embroidered. Dafnask and Plain Cotton Craps
Shaws.
A FaR dssorimenf Of STRAW GOODS.
French and AmerirGn Arfifeiai Fiorvs.
With large variety not mentioned above.
All wishing TO avoid paving long prices vii
make money by calling and satisfying them
selves.
January, 1851. 6s-
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n OTICE f..

NJ L z t..
r}sHE Subscriber having hcen appointed by the
Court, Commissioner 10 sell The Negroes he
longing TO the estate Of THOMAS EUBANKS,
deceased. and having performed the said com
mission. j. now ready Ia pay the proceeds 10 The
heirs Of the said estate, and consequently will
moi consider himself liable for interest after this
date.
Sp1vY HENSLEE, Comm'r.
Person county, Jan. "a, 1881. 6s-4wp
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ORANGE COUNTY, COURT

ssd November Term, 1850. srs i
ORDERED by the Court, that John u. Kirk
~ land, ESQ.,, be appointed Commissioner EFF
Aflidavits on Bounty Land Chains, for'O Orange
County. and that publication thereof be made in
The HiIlsborough Recorder aud North Carolina
Democrat.
81 'ss ]. sALLIsON, Z. &c '9
December 10 sa eiF g.
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20 Dollars Reward.

Il WILL give the Shove reward of Twenty Dol
u lars for the delivery OF my hoy BOB, who ran
aw " from me on Saturday the Both day Of No.
Semher last. Bob is near twenty ONE years old,
about Eve feet high and stout made, Of yellow
complexion. W. .a
G.. A. MERANE.
Mason Hall, Dec. 30, 1850. 65A9w
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Wanted,

a BLACK SMITH, for the ensuing year.
q A steady hand, acquainted with his busi-
hess, can have constant employment and good
wages.
C.. w. WYNNE.
Cedar Grove, February |, 1851. So
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N o c E .
STATE OF NoRTH.cARoLINA.

ORANGE COUNTY.
In Equity--September Term, 1850.
Hiram Ward, sgrah Williams, Simon Horneday,
William Pike. J1kn Pie, PrisciHi Lamb,
Jonaihan W. W.,rd, Solomon Free, Zenith s.
Free, Cairin Strain and wife Susonnah, .Joei
J. 1rogien. D,nii r.. Trogden, Within C..
7rogaen, JOHN Tsogdea, Isaac DC. Irogden,
En- Spoon and rife AGgail. VILLAIN Spoon
and ,c;fe Priseiii,, ReuLfn Tregdea and So
muet 7regien, plaintiffs
9tle against h
Hii,idm Kinney and rifs Susannah. John Hor-
neday mad rifs Naomi. Stephen Wills. Wiz
liam Wells. Joseph Webs Nathan Wills,
Hssfer Wells, .SaHg Wells. Susaan0h Ray,
Elisabeth Campbell Charity .dHsn, Thomas
Ward Anfhnp Ward. and Danioi Free,
.I,,hn Free. William Frees heirs. Isaioh
Horaeday and mife sally, .aJred Troglea
defendants.
Petition for account and distribution.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
that the defendants in this case are not inha-
Infants Of this states Il is therefore ordered that
publication bc marie in the lIiIIsborough Rccor-
der for six successive weeks, for said defendants
10 appear At the next term Of this Court, TO lie
held for the county of Orange, at tho couIt-house
in Iillsborough, on the scrond Monday in March
next, then aud there to plead, answer or demur;
otherwise the petition will be taken pro conlesso,
and set down to he heard ex parie. s. 80 ia
Witness. o. f. Long, Clerk and Master Of our
said Court Of Equity, at office. the second Mon
day of September, A. d. 1850. -, ~
A,5 o. F. LONG, c. & NJ.
Price adv. Sc: 90. e7-5w
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Rates forthe IIillsbororghRfort'''

One dollar per square &c lines) for The i,f.'
insertion, and 25 cents for ;cl continuance. Is'
ductions made in favor of standing ad,crtisrnthE
as follows:
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29

TO Preserve Peach Trees.

IA correspondent Of the National Intelli
genccr furnishes the following recipe:
Clear the earth away Immediately next to
the trunk OF the tree, down neal the root,
and then place two or three Jumps of I'M
stacked lime, each about the size Of a goose
egg, next to the tree, and cover it over with
q little earth. 1t will eradicate the worms,
and in . short time give much vigor to the
tree. The lime should be applied when the
trees are young. but will answer as well for
old trees, by increasing the quantity of lime
one-third. From my experience, once in
three years is necessary to insure q vigorous,
healthy tree. w. I.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
Things to be found Out.


Nature is net exhausted. Within her fer.
tile bosom there may be thousands of sub.
stances yet unknown, as precious IS the only
recently found gutta percha. To doubt this,
would be to repudiate the most logical infu.
ence afforded BY the whole history Of the
earth. Corn and the grape excepted, nearly
all our staple in vegetable food are of com
paratively modern discovery, Society had
a long existence without tea, coffee, cotton
cocoa, sugar and potatoes. Who shall say
there is not a more nutritious plant than the
sugar cane, q finer root than the p%otatoe, s
more useful tree than the cotton? Buried
wealth lies everywhere in the bowels of the
earth, which needs but the true divining roc
of organized action for its discovcry.-AMe
UHHHg
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
Price Reduced
VAUGHN'S
~LlTnUNTRIPTIC MIXTURE !
Large bottles Only One Dollar.

Large Bottles Only One Dollar,
The Propistor Of the Grea, American Remedy "vAUsus's
VEoHrABLE LlTH0NrEIPTic MIXTURE induced By The
urgent solicitations Of his Agents, throughout tho Uaiss4
gtstss and Canada, has now
43 Reduced the Price
Or his popular and we'll kaowR article and from ths ass,
usncsfOrth, he will put up bat one izs only. -hs quAk
Bettles:-the retail price will be
%% ONE DOLLAR. gst|
The pablc nay rest assured that the character x ls MSG.
zine, is strength, and curative properties WILL svzAIH
UHoHASsED, and the same ears will he bestowed ia sFs.
nshnE it as heretofore.
As this medicine, under its reduced phcs, will be ~purehasea
~ thoss who have not hitherto made themselves nsqsainted
with is virtues, the proprietor would beg to intinats that his
article is not to bp elassed with the vast amount of " Remedies
bf the day !" II claims for itself q greater healiHE poser, in
w diseases. than any otkSr preparation nOD bsJors Tie
porld; And hiss sustained itssf for eight ysan by It's superior
Medical virtues. and, until this reduction. commanded doubIs
the price Of any other article in this line.
NOTICE Particularly, this article aets with great heal.
lag power snd certainty, upon the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Lungs,
and all OtAsr organs. upon tho proper sedOn Of which life auA
hSath dspond,
This nedicins has a jsstiy hish rsputs "a a remedy ~
Dropsy and Gravel
shd all dtseA&oa OF mat nhture. IL may Do relied upon whea
the intelligent physician has abandoned his patsnt, land for
these distressing diseases, more especially DRoPsY, the prOpr.
stes would earnestly and honestly recommend it, At Ne
present prOOi ii easily obtained by all. and the trial will prove
The article to be the g3T Ht
Cheapest Medicine In the World!
Ey' Pleas ask for pamphleR-the agents give them away;
they contain over sixteen pages Of receipts, Gin addition 70 full
medical mstieFl valuable fog household purposes, and which
will save many dollars per year to practical housekespsn.
These receipts are introduced to make the book Of great
vsius, aside from iu character Is an advertising medium fw
The ~EOdicino, the testimony In favor Of which, In tho fOrm Of
Istssu from all paris Of the country, may be relied npon.
tw-"vaughn's Vegetable Lithonthptc Mixture "-tAs
Great American Remedy. now for sale In quart bottles at u
saeh. small bottles at 80 cts each. No small bottles will Be
Issued ats tbs present stock 10 disposed Of,
Pindpal ofios. Buffalo. ~. r., aN Main Street..
XII 0 lb @. c, VAUGHN.
y. BAH isstss t~sxcsphHG from agents and dealers with
whsn he transacs buaRsssl must DO pest paid. os no attsntOs
vii 10 Eivsn 70 thsn.
AcENTs.--John BeaD. Cadiz; A.. r. Croskcy
New Market; Hogg Il Parrish, Moor6cld; Tho
Antrim; Ogden a. Clark, Cambridge
=. Roby Co, Lecsburgh J. Forbes, Sem. Tia
ONO. mayl4 6m
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Hogs.

q cd.
The Evansville lad. Journal, Of the 18th
instast says:
Wehaye heard ofnO contracts being made
yet BY purchasers in this city for hogs
The prospects are excellent for prices. The
market viii most probably open at -. The
hogs will. this season, no doubt be of a much
superior quality to those Of last, as all from
this section viii be corn fed, and there is a
prospect OF much larger number being pack
ed here than at any season before.
The New Castle Ind. Courier of the 10Th
inst, says a number of the farmers in that
neighborhood had contracted within the past
previous week to deliver their hogs at killing
time at 1915 per hundred nett. For a loI
Of about goo extra heavy hogs, "a was Of
fered and refused.
The Tsrre Haste Journal of the SAINT
date, gives the following information:
As the season approaches for pork packing
operations, we discover some little excitement
among our merchants. We learn that some
contracts have been made at SO, 85, aud thai
sons holders are asking 81. We are inclin.
ed to the opinion that the number of hogs in
the Wabash valley will not be near SO great
but the artiele will be much heavier. From
the preparations making in the trade, we
think the coming winter will be an unusually
brisk one,
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
"A GARD.
CADIZ BUSINESS.
~ 0E5Ose0z House:
CsoNER OF STEuBENvILLE AND WARREN STREE
CADIZ, OHIO.

CsuNER OF STEuBENvILLE AND WARREN STREET,
CADIZ, OHIO.
One squire west ofthe Public Buildings form
crly occupied by Thomas G. Vincent.
&swA THESUBSCRIBER thankful for thu
I'LL patronage heretofore bestowed upoi
sssiMe him, would beg leave to announce
dMGaNsaA TO his old friends and the public II
rlarge, that he continues at the old stand. Thi
establishment, has been renovated and put it il
complete repair, and furnished it with entire new
Furniture. This house is located in the mos
pleasant and business part OF the town.
THE STABLES are extensive, and have alec
been thoroughly repaired, and will AT all times b.
provided with the best of provender, and ATTENDED
by careful and obliging hostlers.
Connected with the establishment. is n largennt
WAGON VAR (the best in Gadiz,
and suitable for Menagcries and Circuses.
No pains viii he spared to render those who
may favor the National House with a call. a
comfortable rs possible, by which means the un'
dersigned hopes to merit and receive a libern
share of patronage.
DROVERS accommodated with any amount o
Stabling required.
BOARDERS received by the week month o.
year.
Suitable Rooms can befurnished for Private FaD
miles.
| have connected with the above establishment
n LIVERYSTABLE. which, for tylc of CAR
AGES. and sa fcty Of HoRsEs, cannot be surpassed
by any establishment of the kind in the county
CHARGES MODERATE.
TIIOMA McCUE.
Cud;, Anr;I q IR5I-Ir
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
Making Hau.

We learn from the Columbia Is. c. Car
Gilman and Telegraph, a fact which is chron-
isled not only as extraordinary, but as the
first event Of the kind, viz: That a citizen
Of South Carolina has actually made a lot OF
baled hay. The Carolinian says it will be
u proud day for South Carolina when the en-
tsrprise of her citizens will cause non-inter-
course 10 hay, Without subscribing to the
idea Of non-intsrcourse, we thiak that, il S.
Carolina would make more hay and less fgss,
she would better subserye her own interests,
- WasAiaqton ReDubltc.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
National Agricultural Association

From q communication which appeared in
the National Intelligencer, oyer the sigma
turc Of Daniel Lee, Of the Agricultural De-
partment Of the Patent Office, it appears that
an effort is in progress, with every prospect
Of success. to organize a National Agricultu-
raj Society. by the union of all State and 9TH
4 agricultural societies under a general head.
He says that the National exhibitions will
doubtless be heidi in the Metropolis; and that
If the friends Of rural science and improve
ment at the South will unite with those of
the Middle. Northern and Western States, he
has reason to believe from correspondence
on the subject. hat such a society may be
organized on 3 Permvnent basis Washing
ton Repmlic.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
Fresh and pure EDrugs

' ME subscriber is receiving at his old stand
Il in CIdiz. Ohio, in addition to hia former
stock. Il large supply of fres 10 and pure
DRUGS. DYES, OILS, PAINTS, V~ARNlSIIES.
etc. etc. IN sh9rt everything usually kept in II
Wesrern Drug Store. ~.
His stock has been carefully selected nsto qunl-
ity and prices will be 80 low that no person Gun
reasonably object. I isstock Willie kept full, and
he would call the particular attention Of persons
wishing to purchase anything in his line, TO see
histtock before purchasing elsewhere.
= Thankfn for past favors, he stilihopes, by care
and strict attention to business. to merit II large
share Of The patronage OF n liberal public.
Jnay2l-iV .l, rI-e OH BEALL.
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Merchant Tailor q Clothing store.

",n t arnon Oionlnls S'ole'
tDicctlv ~oDoos;te n Public Rv;IJ;ngs
1uE IfPn;b.s I'D. ~ -. -.
tr:. sH's"ti,J%oh oh:o ."I ian.io y niS
~" 81 INV az pH AZ NJ - q M rs Iss n om. y
Nc M SEM T0JH ~ Mn StiM uSFp GT oT nnn =
nh;ch ro, 49, ar ~ amn - "ttnns n nnlNu
III" w v"li''y y y "no lr'ntTn'' "Au eA-
~ ~ "a "e'o' = my 'hi"s
+" ~
,.il;un !" vi nu,;aT"n a"s,aV "nTa .hJ a "
. .na 's S"I %,n,h, ~ pI;in'Inlnhi ~" ma no oneal
no, on :" ~ :" : ~ ar w. 'ne.e,oi'
m"' ny i"'l..t' ~ @olruu VI o'oun:iy ''lSt,lhs
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-10-29
WIN. TELL HOUSE,
RU ,nwiS Snidnr

> thiNlSi
No. 20G, East Side of Marhet Square,
WHEELING. VA.
FNHIS HOUSE having recently been re-6tted
throughout with new furniture, the citizens o.
Harrison couuty will find it II convenient place
to stop at when coming to market.
The Stabling is large and commodious, and i,
nearly new.
The best of fare, good liquors and cheap bills
Call at the VIM. Tell House when you come to
Wheeling. LEWIS SNYDER.
maV7-ly
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MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS
v COMPLAI az,

Jaundice. D~JHPepsla, Chronic OF nervous de-
billy. disease OF the kidneys, ard all diseases
arising from a disordeied Liveror Stomach. such
as Constipation. in yard Piles. fuIlness Of blood
to the head, ueidity OF the Stomach. Nausea 4,
Heartburn, Disgust Tor Food. bllness OF weight
in the Stomach. sour ~erucRiions. sinking OF Aut-
tering at the pit OF The Stomach. swimming Of tbs
Head, hurried and difficult Breathing. huttefing
nj the Heart. choking or tufoGating sensations
when in a lying posture, dimness division, dots
OF webs before the Sight, fever and dub pain in
the Head. deficiency or preservation, yellOwness
Of the skin aud Eyes. pain in the side. Back,
Chest, Limbs, &c sudden aushts ofIieal. burn
ingsi in Flesh conptaut imagiuiugs OF Evil, and
glent depression cfSpiriis.
A BE E~FFECTUALLY CURED BY
DR.. Hoofdnd'S Celebrated German Biters,