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sBRANDRETn's PILLS. /;

Anearisn, or Enlargement Of The Heart, Arfe.
Il .Wea nj ries, Piles, &c. DC. ,a .llfm7it
Use the pills two or threc times week in
~ doses sufficient to purge freely; and when
paroxism comes on, a fearless use Of the pills
must be made; down with six or eight, and in
little while repeat the dose; do this until the
bowels are strongly purgeJ. This effected, the
danger Is over for that attack. Angina pcctoris
and stone IN the gall-batldcr are treated IN the
snme manner; and although considered incurabIe
by the medical profession, are cured by the use
Of Brandleth's Pills. Piles are cured ly Bran.
drctb's Pills. In severe attacks the doses must
be FULL SIX or eight for few nights together will
cure the worst cases. Whenever this disease
comes on In the treatment Of other diseases, {, is
a good sign; use nothing butthe pills, and, as an
outward application, cold cream o. lard, and make
frequent use Of cold water locally, Where there
have been pcctoral affections, as asthma, con-
sumption, de-. perseverance will he leq,,ired with
the pills to effect parlnancnt cure. But a,,y
other course will assurcdly bring ON the pectorai
affection. ,lg a3s, es5fe Gar -. :,
a heases Of Debility. Weakness. Wasiings. De-
ehnes. Or Consumption approaching, it will be
necessary 70 commence with small doses. Begin
with one pin going 10 brd; next night Two p;IIs.
DO this alternately forihrer or four DAYS. or long
g.; i no alteration iakrs place, then increase :
p''l each night until five OF six pills arc usd, then
decrease BY one pill, down 10 one pin should any
ieverish symptoms arise, then take strong doses
until the fever IL reduced. When this il ,lone. tbc
patient may drop down 10 such doses a theiy
own Judgment shall determine; being careful 10
Keep the drainnpon the impure humors: as these
are removed. 90 will be their adsancemcn, to
sound health.
il Or. Brandreih's Principal Office, al Broad.
way New York. '''saiasIil 'l'f s-'''''S'rI -'''I
!, Agents for The sale Of Brsndrc,hs riIl..sl
p. Heart. Hillsborough. alsllH n -7l n .l,I
= ]. B.iM'Dade, Chapel hin. rim i ~
.. a. Mcbane, Mason Hall. .,..s..t
=. Micklc 4 Co., ,Bingham's School. ~
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TNW III THE TRUE
DIGESTIVE FLUID,
OR, GASTRIC JUlCE.

sO
DREPARED from Rennes. o. she foe'ih $40 |
y mach Of the Or, sfer directions Of Baron
L;shir. ihx great Physiological Chemisi, b. j. >
Hsurhton, NJ. d.. Philadelphia. Pa.
s Tbi. |. I srol, wonderful rencdy Sos Isdiges-
lion, Dys<pzis. Jsusai<s. Liver Complaint. Con
ssip~lion spd DeldlitJ Curing slteFN sinsess own
method, BY Nsiures own Agent, The GssneJulce'
CT Half iesspoonful Of PKrsis, Infused ~
wsier, will digest Or Dissolve Firs rsandse Roasf
Betfin about fco keurs. out OF the stomach.
fEPSIN is the chief element. or Great Digrs-
sias Principle Of Inc Gastric luicc--tbs Solvent
Of The Food. tho Purifying. Preserving. and Str
mulsling Agent Of The Stomach and Iniesllnes.
II il onlrsrled from The Digestive Stomach Of The
Or, thus fonnine On Artificial Digestive Fluid,
precisely hkc the natural Gastric Juic< in iis Che
micsI powers. end furnishing Csmpless and
Perfect subsliiuie Cor H. By The end ofshis pro
psruliou, The pains and evils Of Indigesion and
Dyspepsia arc removed. just as they would he BY
healthy stomach. II Is doing wonders fot Dys-
pepsics, curing csses Of Debility. Emscisiion,
Nervous Decline. and Dyspcp.ic Consumption.
supposed TO be on the verge ofihe grave. The Sci
enii6e Evidenes spon which il is based. isin fhe
highes. degrcc Curious and Remarkable. ,el;<
SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE. .shilp
Baron LInr,e in bis celebrated work on AMI.
NAL Chemistry, says;. An Artificial Digestive
Fluid, analogous 10 the Gastric Juice, may be rca-
div prepared from the mucous membrane Of the
stomach Of the CALI In which vsrions articles Of
food, as meat and eggs. will hescffened, changed,
and digesfet, just ia The same manner they
,rouid bei in The kuman sfonaeh."' ia.s. IA ,
DR.. CoanE, in his valuable writings on the
| a Ply hysiolcgy Of Digestion" observes that a
diminuIion OF the due quantity OF the Gastric
Juice is prominent and all-prevailing cause Of
| Dyspcpsia;'' and he states that : . distinguished
professor Of medicine in London, who was So
vcrey afflicted with this complaint. finding ,eve-
pihng else TO fsil.. had recourse 10 the Gastric
Juice, obtained fiom the slomschs Of living ami
mails. which prorod completely succeafuLpaifii'
DR.. GRAnax, author Of the famous works on
a Vegetable Dict. says ''It is remarkable fact
| in physiology. that the siomrches OF animals mo-.
ceraicd in water, impait 10 the uid the property
Of jissoyiug various articles Of food. and Of cf.
feeling kind ofwiifcioi oid;gesfion ofihcm ia no
lri@ different from the naiurai process 8
Gr Gall on The Agent, and get Descriptive
Cirrnlar. gratis, giving large amount Of Scien.
tiie Evidence. similar TO the above, together with
Reports Of Remarkable Cures, from all parts Of the
United States. 4rsnYN .ilf AHN ai
Asa DYSPEPSIA sCURER, uf
DR.. Houghton's Pcpsin has produced the mos
marrriious e6srfs., ia curing cases of, Debility
Emaciuiion, Nervous Decline. and Dyspepfi'
Consumption. II Is impossible to give the detail,
L r ~ n
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sA3lI
d.
g. 81. NEW ..--,-,
Tin and Copper Factory

Z
yslits his vhile ysa sr fssdias.
VvBE ssb~rsib<s has ep<oed Tn sad Cop
- pr Factory In the Town of Hilkoosoogh'
and Be yin Try o condses = \ shs best manner.
He hss psoeszca oss e - bess of nssshesu
uoshnsn, snj Bis uesk wiII be psds q ths bsss
material and IL she bess ayle. Afler trying she
work, and Il should psove no& TO Be good. y may
bs r<<um<d end noss gos IN iss Phcs. I'm wili
be sosd q Nsrhsrn Prizes With essss snd ess-
risse. ,.s -. So a a ii VI u
An bills 70 the amount Of hfy dollars. 81 any
place in The STATE. sli 70 the amount Of twenty.
iiss dolIsrs, within 6fy nilss d this place, and
al bslk 4 any snsusl withis twso.y- ni'es
vii bs fllej snj delivered free II oksvss bs<
frsnsp~faiios. He wook say 70 his eussem<ls
thai he vii seII uosk q Iow . any hoass IN ths
State.
Ths yubsrribes returns his thanks fos Psss -
ver-, .aa NJ kop<s he win reerisss Issssi shas'
Of pstensgs. o. he pledges hinself 10 DO Je-ases
and % sndessor 90 give fall ss''slae''oa IN ~
work. 8 y. ...t.,. ". Ct
All orders win Be thankfully received, and ths
wosk done with nessness snd derpaseh. ~
urHis shop uiH b 6snd q this s'uss en-
doss below Maj. Psl.s1s Ssore. .... ..u.
| nai,s. ro 1.asilr.W. S.sCHEEk.si
Nosenbsr u, = 81 ..nelie.sb. .nio-
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SHOES /! sHOEs!!

J FIlIl9N IN Black and CoIorNl GATHERS
and HALF GATHERS, from Miles
& Son, Philadelphia. ,..5.
Cloth Caters and Half Caters, from Robinson
& Co., Philadelphia.
Booiees for Ladies. Misses and Children. Z
Also good assortment Of Boots, Lined and
Dound Shoes, and Brogans. just received at 5,
LONG & WEBB'S. !.
October 2. ca
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HISTORY YioF
NORTH 0AEOILIN 40

~ NNRlE.I 0ANWlkINAo
T,IIIS greai work. by Col. WakEIKa. will be
Il ready for delivery in a few days. The sub
scribef, having contracted, with the author, for
the sale and delivery Of Tho said work. for oil the
Counties and Towns embraced Ia the LIST, I'd,
81, 4ih and 5th Judicial Circuits, (exccpt Ra-
leigh and three OF four counties in the 9Th cir
euit,) would mf0m his friends and subscribers.
that the distribution cf the work iIlcomnence
this MONTH. Any person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber. Price 10 subscri-
bers $500, non-subsrTibers S2:25.
Religious, Literary. Temperance and School
Books for Sale. s sa .8
Also, General Colleciing Agency.
SAMUEL. PEARCE, Agent.
, Hilisbacugh, ny. 30 1851. 0s--.
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O&OAAAOS &M0RA48s
vTNHE subscriber would respectfully Ipform he
B = ci,rens 81 HiIlsbosough aud the public a.
ncraly, thai be has on hand a. bic shop on Chur.
ton street due west from ihc ecurt-h -hepss, sasi-
ETY. ofcxccIcnt Furniture, and that he IL prepar-
cd % %snufae'urs ip the be's 4, y, ~ suieks
BUREAUS Of Wild Cherry and wal
4 mt ,ssis6 bon .sasf,.5uwsrfs1 y esaefl VI
sDEBOARDs, Of Wild Cherry. WAL.
: nut, and Maple. i'n. n,if '1'h r'ia , Z
SOFAS, Of every Style. =. h.a.hius ''il9
.BEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gum. aN
TABLES, Of all kinds. "a = -,nss- if. u
WARDROBES, Portable and Station. :
ary. u siafLsal f.s .as ~ i itl
'COFFINs. from Common to the Beat
. Style, &c. &c. 60 ......e Il, s, l..ns
+ lie promises iha, his work shall be faithfully
executed, and at very low prices, and hopes that
he will receive due encouragement from gene
rous public. ss y 0ref sui.e - - s.-ttlT-s sist
All kinds Of Timber useJ in Cabinet Vol,
such as Walnut, Cherry, Poplar, Birch snd Ms-e
pie, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from q distsuce will be thankfully re.
eeised and prompsiy at'endedts.a g;hi1assee ~
= a.6i.a s4.s RICHARD MAYO 4
Il fprii I'D. al NJ -gsns.s,, vtssgs ~ \ 79-7ly
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Nv THOSE wanting good article of
vineEnr, and cheap, would do wei
10 call at ue Drug Store. "
February ie. Z a9i-5y-s 81 iia 20 lls
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Land for Sale.

A1ax IOFFER for 'ale large Tract ol
SEE Land in Person county, jus, over the
I OHA northern Orange line. o'iuiiain x
<4Ae~ As body Of upland, lis inferior
to none in the middle, part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed, and in good hcarj
the forest lands are heavily timbered and all well
watercd. eA* I'd 4MsA ~ ~ W. 1T Y
onthe lands are variety Of substantial i'm.
proycments--Dwelling Hecses. Wheat and To
bacco Barns, Saw sal Gfist Mills--in PsTleclre-
pair. al., .a ...n.,. 4..,,,...ss,...,
d II will be soll in parcclsto suit any purchaser.
+ PAUL G.. CAMERON.
ctagsille P. o., Orange, Nov. "a. 07li
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NOTICE.

9 a NOTICE. 81
,INiIE undersigned Is aufhorked 10 cell Crane's :
Patent WASH Mixture In the town
Of Hilisborcash, and i prepared to make crpcri.
mcns. ssd aaso to fasue FamlIy Rights for The
~ D. ID. PHILLIPS.
Descmbcr IL, 1851. es a.
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Valuable Property,
No u n An w.-w

NE4ORls - ALks261
VynE subs<ribs< wishing to remove. odsfsf o.
y sale hiz Hooss and Los (two scss&) 10 a.
sxn Of Hli>bosssgh. wsal itssssd. tbs dwelling
Hoass lsruE sn1 csanodioss. with sil necessary
ous-bskialngz and neses-(siling well o( wsser
within . bw feel q The kilehen. s
Also hires tracts a Lad. Too suall tracts
wsshias two miles &C so~us enc adjoining Dr.
Hooker aud Lemael Lynch. and ths cshss sd-
ioinins he lAnds Of Es>h Whifscd ssd others
The third usel oossaias soves % eight hsnd;ed
acres, ell wood land, lying near Cedar Giose, Cd
joining Samuel p. nssss End csbefs. ~
Ths subscsibsr bcisg dsserplned soremoreto
The soukh ussi. win ell any ofths shove proper
q aa accommodating isrm& sa - :
An pesso1s isdssssd 70 him viii plssse call
and setfis, and thoss having elulns win presen'
them for payment. I. - ~
- ~ STEPHEN MOORE.
Deesnkeg 3. h. i2-
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
e ,h's ORANGE CouSTY.
Superior Court Of Law, Spring Term,
-" ~ s9 1852. a
James A. Turner
vs.. Petition for Divorce.
Nancy Turner. ssSN rs ssatss

nancy luTner. s8e e sAt4itAf
In this case il appearing that copy Of tho pc.
ition and subpoena were issued 10 the defend.
ant in manner as by the statute in such cases is
required, and the return thereon heing, Executed
on the said Nancy Turner. and PROCLAMATION be.
ing made at The courl-house door by the sheriff
for the said defendant TO appear and answer. as
commanded by the subpoena, and the defendant
failing 70 appear; His ordered by the Court ihs,
publication for three, months bc made in two
newspapers, for the said Nancy Turner 10 an.
pear at the next term Of this Court TO be held q,
the court-hous.' In lIilsborough, on tho second
Monday IN September NEXT, then and there 10
plead, answer o. o,nur to the said petition, other.
wise the said petition will 10 heard cx psrte a
10 her. and judgment pro coufssso viii be granted
against her. -
Witness, Riehasd n. Jones. CIcrk ofou, se,l
Court q ofiica, ths sseoud Mondoy Of March
a. d. 1859. s4te g ,Eeg sf, ~ a,s9.s
egpa 3. NJ JONES, c. $. c. !.
March y. Plfoc adv. $500. S7--3u
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NOTICE.

TIME Stockholders of the Kalida and
Il Hamer Plank or Turnpike Road
Company are hereby notified that twenty
per cenlum on each share of the capital
Stock Of said Company will be required
to be paid in, to G. H. Rice, the Trea-
surer Of said Company, on the fifteenth
day Of April next; and twenty per CEN
tum on The fifteenth day Of July next;
twenty per centum on the fifteenth day
Of October next; twenty per centum on
the fifteenth day Of January, 1853; and
lastly, the further sum OF ten per ceatum
on the fifteenth day Of April thereafter,
according 10 the contract made with the
contractor Of said Road by the Directors
of said Company. You will therefore
see the necessity Of punctuality in order
to the vigorous prosecution Of the worka
MOSES LEE, President.
Kalida, March 80, 1852, STA
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Of intention 10 become citizen Of the
United States, and for certified copy
thereofunder seal, twenty five cents for
entering the fual admission Of an alien
70 the light Of citizenship, and for certi-
fed copy ihereofunder seal, twenty-five
kcenis.
Sec. 8. That the several clerks Of The
courts ofthis state, shallreceive from the
treasurers Of their respective counties,
the following fees, for miscellaneous SER
vices performed by them respectively:
For certifying fees ofjudges and clerks
Of all elections, eight cents each; for GER
tifying the enumeration Of white male
citizens over the age OF twenty-one years,
TO the secretary Of State, one dollar; for
making up and completing general index
es Of all judgments and DEGREES, twelve
cents for each cause so indexed; for
making out lists Of unclaimed costs and
paying same 10 treasurer, FIVE per cent.
on the amount oflhe money paid ;for re-
porting annually TO the county commits
sloners the amount Of fines assessed BY
their respective courts, one dollar.
Sec. 8. That the several clerks OF
The courts Of this state, shall he entitled
20 receive the sum Of fifty cents for issu-
ing license TO an auclioneer, peddlcr, fer.
ry keeper. or for any other license grant
ed by their respective courts.
Sec. 10. That the county commits
sioners shall furnish 10 the clerks Of courts
Of their respective counties, all blank
books, stationary, and all other things nee
essary TO the prompt discharge Of their d.
ties. l
Sec. II. That the act to regulate the
fees of clerks in cases of naturalization,
passed March 18th, 1889, and sections
two, four and lweniy-ihree, Of the act to
regulate the fees of officers in civil and
criminal cases, passed March 5tb, 1881 /,
and section four of the &C, for the dispo-
siton ofunclaimed costs, passed March
18th, 1889, be and the same is hereby
repealed.
Sec. IL. No interest shall be taxed
or collected on the cost bill Of any suit
or proceeding, had in any ofihe courts Of
this state.
Sec. l3. This act 10 take effect and
be in force from and after its passage.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker ofihe House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDILL,
President ofthe Senate.
May !, 1852.
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THE NAPOLEON DYNASTY,
OR THE HISTORY OF
THE B0NAPARTE FAMILY.
ny THE BERKELY MEN.

CONTENTS:
1-Origin of the Bonapartes.
2--Italy--Corsica.
3-Carlo and Letitia.
4-Napoleon- Emperor.
s-sHssp1i%s' s-Msfip Louisa, Expresses.
7--Joseph-King Of Naples and Spain
And Julia Clary.
S-Lucien-th Scholar and Prince
Christine Boyer and Madame Ju
berthon.
9-Louis--King oe Holland and Hor
tense Beauharnais.
l0-Jerome.- King of Wes,phalia, Ere.
derica Of Wuriemberg.
l1-Eliza Bonaparte-D Duchess of Tus.
cany-Pascal Bacchiochi.
l2- Pauline--Princess Borghese and The
Prince Borghese.
l3-Carolne-Queen Of Naples and
Marshal Mura,.
14-CardinaI Fesch- Brother Of Mad
anne Letitia.
15-Eugene Beauharnais Viceroy ol
Italy.
l6-Young Napoleon--King ofRome.
IT. Louis Napoleon President Of
France.
A Ropaparte again rules Ftance. No
complete History Of this wonderful family
has been written until this work, which
is intended 10 supply the deficiency. Il
is derived from the most authentic mate
rials, some Of which have been obtained
from private sources in this Country and
Europe, exclusively for this work. II is
prepared by several literary men Of abili-
ty and taste, and embellished by lS fine
portraits Of The Bonapartes. Il embraces
full, brilliant and authentic life Of
LOUIS NAPOLEON, FRINGE PRESI-
CENT.
P. snow IN PRESS, in one hand
some octave volume Of about 500 pages,
Price 5000, and will be issued very
soon by
CORNISH, LAMPORT g. CO.,
PUBLIsHERs, 8 Park Place.
New YORK, April %, 1852.
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authorized and directed to discontinue
all suits commenced and now pending in
any county Of this state, for taxes levied
under the 26Ib section ofthis act afore--
said, on the defendant in such actions
paying all COSTS that may have accrued
therein.
JAMES G. JOHNSON.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDELL,
President oflhe Senate.
April 80, 1852.
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The best and cheapest Family Medicine
IN the ,corIsS..
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r CdtHdrtie. 1855
Price 95 cents per box, containing so Pills.
Each box contains fifty pills, which make
them as cheap again as any other stand
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warranted much superior in The cure
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AN ACT
Authorizing special sessions o! the Courl
Of Common Pleas.


Authorizing special sessions o! the Courl
Of Common Pleas
Sec. /. Be ii enacted by the General
Assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That any
Judge ofthe Court of Common Pleas may
hold a special term Of said court, in any
county within his district, at such time as
he may be necessary.
Sec. Q. Whenever any Judge Of the
Court Of Common Pleas shall notify the
clerk and sheriff Of any county in his dis
trict, of the time OF holding special term
OF said Court, it shall be their duty. i'm
mediately to proceed TO draw, according
to lew, grand and petit jury for said
special term and the clerk shall i,nmedi
ately give notice, by publication in some
newspaper printed in said county, and il
none shall be printed therein, then in
some newspaper having general circula-
ton therein, and also by notice posted
up in his office, nf the time Of holding
said special term; which said notice shall
be given for at leas ten day prior TO the
day named for the commencement Of
such special term.
Sec. 8. Immediately after said juries
are drawn, the clerk shall forthwith
issue venire facias 10 the sheriff, COM
manding him to summon the persons
whose names we're drawn as said Jurors,
to attend at the seat Of justice Of said
county, on the first day Of the special
term prescribed by the Judge, al ten
o'clock, A. NJ, and The sheriff shall pro-
ceed Immediately TO summon the same ac-
cording to law.
Sec. 4. No business shall be transact
ed at such special term, excepting Grim
inal business, appeals from county com
missioners in relation to roads and high
ways, and the hearing and deciding upon
for, and objections and re-
monstrances against ferry licenses.
Sec. 5. Recogniances Of bail, wit
nesses, subponas and other process in
criminal cases, may be made returnable
to said special term, in the same manner
as they are made resurnable TO any regu-
lar term Of said court.
Sec. 6, The business enumerated in
The fourth section Of this act, when con-
tiDued at any regular term Of the court,
may be acted upon at such special term,
and if continued at any special term, may
be acted upon at the next regular term
of such court; but all other business Of
said court shall be unaffected by the
holding ofsuch special term.
Sec. 7. The provisions Of this act
shall not be applicable in any counties Of
this State, wherein special Criminal
Courts have or may be established.
JAMES C.JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
WILLIAM MEDlLL,
President Of the Senate.
March 2, 1852.