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Nj. John f. King, des O%peIou>as,a
etc nomme speaker de Ia Chambre des
Representans par 49 voix contrc s.
donnees a NJ. Williamson, de la p~aroissc
De Soto.
M. John E. Iayct, a etc tIu a I'una.
nimite grefier =; NJ. E. Solomon, assis-
tant grcfier. NJ. MARSHALL, sergcnt
d'nrmes, ct M. Exnicios, porter.
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ANSAAsTEs
$3.50 1895 sge

Malgre lie froid qui semblait devoiI
iutcrdire aux plus intrepides, de Sc ris-
quer dams des chemins litterallement
glaces, le bal de rois annonce pour mar.
di dernier, a triomphe des outrages de la
saison. Toutes les plus hardies ct plus
jolics danseuses de l'.Assolnption etaicnt
au rendezvous qni leur await etc dome
chez Mr.. TERNor ; pas un des cavaliers
oui dsordinaire anin,cnt les balls de Napo-
leonyiIle, ne manquait a cette brillante
soiree. Aussi lie bal ~sscst-il prolonge
jusqu'd deux heures du matin, ct il eut
dure bien plus longtemps, 81 les %jennes
files soumises n~'avaient do obeir q leurs
mamans, hien exigeantes par prudence
ct par sollicitade.
Dc nouveaux rois ont etc choisis par les
bellies reines qui %presidaient a cette SOL
rec les rois dechus ne leur gardent point
C dc Get abandon, ct les success
seurs ont promis de Sc rendre dignes de
Ia preference f1atteusc don't lis ont etc
l.obiet. C'est mardi proclaim qu'ils
donneront a leur tour I'm grand bal au-
quel lis CONVENT par notre entremise..
tous les habitans de l'Assomption.
lie nouvean bal sera donne dams la
belle sale de NM. Triche ct Melancon.
Nous voyons avec plaisir les cavaliers les
plus popnlaircs de la paroisse, partager
a,vec deIicatesse Ieurs preferences aux
p,roprietaires des deux magnifques
sallesrdu canal; ces %proprietaires sont
tous %eegalement dignes de la favour pu-
blique.
Apres avoir raconte l'histoire hebdo-
madaire de nos balls, il ne nous reste pour
motre locahis que de bien tristcs fats a
'yons dire. ST la soiree de mardi a triom.
lphe des rigueurs de Get hiver, bien des
persunnes ont malheureusement succom-
be a ces rigueurs. Cette parroisse seule
compile quatre hommes morris geles pen
.dant les trois jours de cette semaine +:
L'Irlandais John, bien connu depuis
longtemps dams les parages Oh Sc @trouve
Establishment de M. Marius Albagnac,
a etc surpris par lie froid dams Ia mutt du
20 ct est mort a guelqnes arpents de la
Dlaison de notre coroner, a quatre miles
plus bas que Napoleonyille, sur la rive
droite dn bayou.
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Ea ze9islatutf.

Les deux Chambres de la Legislature
Sc sont %organisees Iundi. Tous les Off
ciers elus sont wings.
Nj. Walton a etc nomne secretaire
du senat par Il voix contre Ii qua re-
cues M. Horatio Davis, ct NJ. Jules Cas-
sard, assistant secretaire.
Les traducteurs elus sont NM. l.anone
ct Fuselier; les commits u enr6lemens
MN. Clark, Coco, Olivier, Donnet ct
Hamilton. Sergent d'armes, Lemaftrc,
elu a pnnanimite PORTER. Nj. PnlIen.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-22

les %citoycns qui ne Sc declarcront pas
parfaitemct contens. a.
Art. 3.
Nal ne sera distrnit de ses JUICES na'
tutls.
En- consequence les %conscils de gnerre
seront en- p~ermanence. Toute reunion
dc trois pcrsonnes est n soclete secre-
te. It tout mcmbre dune societe secrete
sera dtporte, a moins quill matt etc pre-
abatement fu>ilfe.
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Art. 3.

/" Md ne peu etre orrete ct detsnu qnf
sui0ant les prescriptions de Ia loi ; IA
demenre de hute pers0nne habitant Il
territoire fiaueuas es! lnriolab!e. !"
En- consequence il est permits a tout
agent de police, mum on non dun nan
dat rtgulier, d'arrater toutes les person
mes quill lui plat, de %penetrcr en- armes
ct Ia mutt dams lie domicile de tout cito-
yen, ct de METRE lie scelIe sur les presses
des journaux qui ont l'audace de ne pas
chanter les louanges du gonvernement-
La BastiIle qu'on a eu lie tort de detruire
il y a 60 ans, sera remplacee par lie
chateau de Ham, par les forts dn Mont
Valerien, de Vincennes, ct par la prison
Mazas. On expulsera de France tons
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-22

gNons prions% Honorable j"gc Ran
dali d'agreer nos remerciemcns pour les
nonyeIIes de Baton-Ronge gull a Gu
I'attention de nous transmettre en- meme
temps que lie Message du Gouverneur.
Nous retron.ons ces nouvelles ct t.
cadre du Message dams l.4baiHe de /"
Nonvelle-O Orleans ct nous les reprodui-
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@essage ou Gounerneur.

lie sccretaire du Gouverncur a en-
I;obligeancr de nous fire pyryenir nm
exempIaire du Message que NJ. Walker
IA do transInettre hicr aux dcnx cham
brcs de la Legislature. &c document
est fort long ct touche a tous les points
de !" p%o'itique generate ct locale qui
interessent lc penpIc.
M. Walker parIe d'abord de la stun
ton pro>perc dn pays ct Sc EIici'e du
oalme qni ii remplace dams lontc rUnion
Fagitation %Pro'oquee par la periIlcu>e
question de i'escIavagc. Lie Compromis
a etc accepte par tous les Etats, a lex
ception rrut eIre dun scnI. Depui-
Procurement de la derniere Legisla.
turc. rUnion a perdu son premier Ma
gi>t'at dams la pcrsonne dn gen. Taylor.
LA Louisiana anrait vonIn poSsedcr
les rcstes de Get eminent ~citoyrn. mais sa
f,miIle Ia fait inhumcr dams son Fiat
natal.
II serait convcnablc de voter une al
location pour clever unc statue a Ia me.
moire du gen. jackson.
Les lois relatives a l'iinstruction p,.
9'li1ne auraient hesein d'atre nodihecs,
atm que Icur utilize ft pins generate.
L'tpoqne de l'election DIES membrcs
dn Congress, est trop ra%pprochte de c'Ilr
"l siege lie Congress il EN- re<nIte que
les R~rprfsentans elus ont a prime Ie
temps de Sc rendre a Washington.
scrnit urgent de changer I'tpoquc de
cctle election.
La vente du terrain oil ttait sitnee
I'ancicnne maiSon d'Elat a de,asse lie
chitfre fixe par Ia loi.
Les fndatcurs DIN chcmin de fer de
Ichntptcpec Sc SOM adrcssts an Gonvcr-
ncur pour obtenir nnc convocalion cx-
traordinaire dc Ia legislature. NJ. Wal
kcr s'y est refuse pour lie pas OCCASION
ncr dcs dtpcnscs considerables q l'Eta1.
II yaudrait micux nboIir enforcement
les lois d'inspcction que den %pcrnettre
violation p%crpttucllc.
Les n%otaires ne devrairnt exercer lenrs
fonctions one pendant m temps UNITE;
| serait ~convenable d'astrcindre les per-
sonnes ,,ni aspirent an hotariat a I'M xa-
prealablr. digigte par IN jnge de
ct de lcur fairc fonrni. un Eat
51 -a1 .g5.s @s.F zss.
lie gon%vernenr ssftend ensuite sur Ia
1eice<site de protsger h. Louisiana contre
es inondatinns. II recommandc de CON-
inucr a affcrmer le psnitentiaire ct
.l.aiouter une allie anx batimcns. La loi
;ur les milices doit e1re revisee.
Mons tronvons lei une ~alln>ion a j.e-
neute don't la Nonvelle-O Orleans a etc
e theatre an rois d.aout. lie gouver-
neur Sc f%elicite de ce que les officers
lie IsEsat ont frit tous leur devoir dams
seaec
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GRAND rNcENDIE- Une dspsehe ts
lesraphique transmise an Picoyune lie 10
de ce mois, qu'un immense in
cendie a devore la plus grande partie
de la vile de Brandon, (MiSsissipi.)
Quelques maisons de m ont
tchappe a la catastrophe, mails la plu,
part en- ont etc victimcs.
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C~HRONIQUE AMERICAINE.

1IeNNEURs A kossUTH-Ce nest pas
settlement New York qui aura offert ct
fait accepier son bospitaIite par Kos
suth. Ii. Nouv,lle-Orleans aussi sera
sans nul doute honoree de la visite de
l'illlustre IIongrois. Invitation du Con
sell General de Ia Metropole de l'Onest
aura etc trop agreeable AL grand tribun
de la Hongrie ct de Europe, pour quill
ne yienne pas nous enthousiasmer de ses
patriotiques ct liberales inspirations.
Les capitales des Etats de la Pennsyl-
vaaie ct dn Massachusetts, etats qni c,,x
aussi lui ont fat une bien gracieuse in
vitation, recevront egalement sa visite.-
indianapolis, Harrisburg ct pittsburg
jouiront du meme avantage.
VOLTA jusqu'a &C jour de bien grands
honnenrs pour Ie grand Kossuth ct bien
pen de success pour lie grand mission
nairc.
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CONSTITUTION
&C la rcpuuttnue fratgsasse
REVUE, coMMENTeE EFT CoNsIDERA-
ELEMENT DIMINUeE.

la sourerninets rationale est i;napres-
criptbte ct inali6nable.
En- consequence Ie penpIe francais
abdiqnc entire les mains de Louis Napo,
leon Bonaparte ct lui dtIegue lie soin de
Enire une Constitution teIle qn:il Zen.
tendra, ct lui promet d'avance d'y obfir
aveugleme"t queiques dispositions qu'eI-
lie contienne.
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TN RAPEDE voYAGE.-Parmi tons les
bateanx qui %siIlonnent les caux de l'oucs,
lie Prytone, est jnsqu'a ce jour ceIni qui
a parcouru dams moins de temps la plus
graude distance donnee. II "A fat 225
miles en- moins de treize heures.
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Art. 6.

-Uue Huuie Cour ne Justice est i%nstitufe
pour jnger les crimes de hnute trahison
dn President ct de ses ~complices.
En- consequence lie President ct SOS
completes auront le drcit de dispenser
PR la force la Hauie Cour de justice ct
de jeter en- prison les membres de cette
Cour. Les dts mcmbres seront mis- an
secret ct seront antorises a refiechir a
Ioi,ir sur les moycns dc saisir ct de jugcr
lie delinquaut.
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Art. 4.

-L'enseignement est Hbre.
En- consequence M. de MontaIembert
ct les i%e<nites sont seuls charges de Fen
s%rignement de Ia jeunesse.
Art. ).
-Aucun impW ne pemt etre etnbH M per-
GU qu:en uertu d'u"e loi; tout anap6t est
<tuM pour tlinter6t
En- consequence lie mi'istse dcs finan-
ces reglera senl lie budget ct ~dtpensera
I'arcent DIES contribuables sous notre seuI
contr0Ie.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-22

PENsYLvAN1E.-Si nos leclcnrs sen
sonviennent, la Legislature de Get Etal
await passe d la fin de Ia dcrniere SEES
sion, une Ioi. defendant lsnsage DIES pri-
sons de I'Etat pour la detention des es-
c!aves f'gitifs.
lie gouyerncur Johnsoa qui await Isis-
Sc d%orlotter cctte Ioi dams son bureau.
Went de la re6veilIer en- lui tordant lie cou
par lie moyen du veto.
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MAssAcHUssETs-Ie 7 decembre, le
Senat du Massachusetts a eIu pour son
president Henry Wilson, free soiler ct
w. Underwood de Ia meme religion
politique, pour son grefier.
Les .deux branches de Ia Legislature
de Get Etat, reunies en- convention, ont
nomme SENATOR'S six democrates ct six
wings free soilers.
Get Etat, on ne ~saurait en- douter, est
celui on %l'abolition f,it lie plus de pro-
gres,
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lie suf, age nnlverse7 est rftn6H
Mais il ne fonctionncra plus On une
fois lie 20 dtccmbre, ct sa decision SOU
%yeraine scra respcctte, pourvn qn'rl'c
proclame Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
President dc la RtpubIique.
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Art :.

In force pubhique est instltnee pour as
surer dams tflendue de IN R~fpubHq"e
i.erecution DIES lois.
En- consequence cenx qni vioIeront les
lcis auront se,Ils lie droit de reqnerir la
force pubIiYue ct de Sen servir pour en-
PRISONER ct f%ilsilIer an besoin cenx q"i
auront I:aldace de recIa,ncr la strictc
execution aes lois ct de la Constitution.
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CONVENTIONS D.ETATs-Le s de &c
mois. les democrates dn Kentucky. du
Tennessee, de lOhio, du Texas, du Mis-
sissippi ct &C New-Hampshire, ont nom
me leurs dtltgnts %respectifs a la owen
ton de Baltimore pour lie choix dun
candidat a la Pre,idence.
Quand la convention lonisianaise rom
plira-t-clle CO desoil?
Hon. SeNATEUR SoULe.-C'est le 9
settlement que lie grand oratenr louisa
nais est arrive a Washington ct a pris
son siege au Senat des Etats-Unis. Des
a%ff.ires dn plus hant inttret I'avaien'
empeche de Sc tronver a louverture de
Ia session ct de prendre part aux qnes,
lions ~sccoadaires qni ont etc debattnes ct
rfglecs ces jours derniers devant lie S.
nat.
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BRANDRETH's PILLS.
Aneurism, or Enlargement Of the Heart, Art
-. p,ge. 4. L.

Aneurisn, or Enlargement Of the Heart, drte-
ries, Pills. DC. DC.
TSE the pills two OF three times week IN do
~ ses sufficient to purge freely; and when q
paroxism coinrs on. fearless use ofehe Pill:
must be made; down with SIX or eight, AID in a
little while repeat the dose; do this until The
bowels are 4 ongly pnrgcd. This effected, the
danger is over for that attack. Angina pectoris
and stone in the eall-hsdder are treated in the
same manner, and although considered incrra.
be by Che medical profession. are cured by the
use Of Branire,h's Pills. Plies are cured BY
b andFeth's Pills. Ia severe attacks ihe doses
must be full six OF eight for few nights 10.
get Ter will cure the worst cases. Whenever this
disease comes or in the treatment Of other disea-
ses, il is a COOL sign; use nothing but the pills
and. as an outward application. cold cream Of
lard. aud maze frequent Use Of cold wafer locally
Where there have heen pectoral affections, a,
ASTHMA. consumption. &c. perseverance will b,
required with the pillsio effect permahent cure
Bu; any other course will assuredly bring on TN
pectcral sllcclicG.
J b:cases of Debility, Weakness. Was,inss, De
sLaes, or coqsuaipfioa approaching. it win b,
necessary TO commence with slnlll doses. Begi,
with one pill going to bel; next night two pills
d. this alternately for three or four days, Of
longer; if no alteration takes place, then increas.
q pill each night until Eve or six pills are used
then decrease by one pill, down TO one pill
Sac I'D any feverish symptoms arise. then take
strong doses until the lever is reduced. Wher
this is done, the patient may drop down to sict
i,s,s as their o va juigneat shall determine
being crefli tc keep tlie drain rEdi; the irnpur,
hunars; IS these sie removed, 50 will be ihci
f5sinceinent to sound health.
Dr.. Branireti,'s Principal Office, 81 Broad
gay New York.
r iyents for the sale Of Brandreth's Pills
D. Heart. Hiilsboroush; j. d. M.Dadc, Chapc
Hill; G. A. Mehanc, Mason Hall; 4. Mickle s
C,., Bingham's School.
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Deductions made in favor Of standing s"'
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Second Il Last Notice.
T'llE p,unrIshlp q EN-, nh. &tok ~,
\ nee i.sicisei. A. tcnu if.tls n.lf n
Kisses i1Istis1 % fltri. 49, ilsllshas n.
rocusrn 81 z. q. Ecl q g, a. usl ssna Z
~ a. Cauigan 4 Ca q Ssnls's Ma. -. 1.
sessisi. Thfy A1sd fkeRieiz. rrea.sa 81 -.
..as is5<lssl y thsn. IA sisAsf q he Con. en-.
e eel spd s<fl< rahoei d<Izs, ss he lu.;ass.
az n<crsslly. Eu<s Be eloxed.
y. NJ. HOLT & ca.
June ". is5e a.
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Giles. &C.. which were selected by himself IN
the Northern cities, with special regard 10 Their
purity and freshness Physicians and me rpo-
lie are requested to call and examine MS s'oek'
consisting in part Of the following' .
MEDICINES. Chrome Green.
n, Fnr csloosI Yellow,
RI.. NJ Prussian Blue,
PuI. & Rad. Rhubalb. Venetian Red.
i.-cacnsnhs Islap. Spanish Brown,
Fla. Mamma. sefmihoh'
Cod Liver Oil. ( Rushton ssrnisnfs'
a cl,,L,si Paint Brushes,
Castor Oh. Olive Oil, CHOICE FANCY ARTl-
Black Pepper Oil, cLEs.
Lemon OIL, Hair & Tooth Brushes.
burganoi vi, Flesh Brushes,
vi peppermint, Perfumery. etc.
Quinine. Iodine, I.uhin,s E,,rar,. i.4
SUP. & Act. Morphia, Taile, Bo,,Ies'
Nitrate Of Silver, F,eneh (,olorne as
Iodide Iron, Opium, German ~.
Cit rodide Quinia. 500 os.,.r, y.,;e,v
Prot. Iodide Mercury, pomsdes & fl;ls for The
sulphur, Epson Sahs' hair,
etc. etc. Letter and Cap Paper,
/ PAINTS AND OILS. Note Paper Envelopes.
Linseed oil, Port Monies. PaPer-,ies,
Pure White Lead, Port Folios,
Lamp Black, etc. etc.
Besides other articles Too numerous to meniion..
As he is determined 10 sell as low as any
House in North Carolina. he thinks be can make
tito the interest Of Physicians to buy. He would
say further, that he has made arrangements to
receive all the New Chemicals as soon as an
nounred, and any article not on hand can be or.
dered IN few days. Orders respectfully solicit.
ed.
il Hillsboroogh, April 2Tth, 1851. ga
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$500 CHALLENER

Nv kAaA--aA = -
FVHAfEyER ouDsss, : lls a.,ss - 49,
w Piless q .sse,.;s : = ~ f..nrsas l',f !
lsas. vsiusb.e ia20sssnue- fsks r ~ granlet |
lkzsssrs, pessoa WI a "a y shsss Po~sr % save
lie i've OF sheis rhil5se, and that every p<Ison
vii sndeavor le psonoae ihsir sxn keallh q Al
sarrifres- eel j. ny duly % s1leDnls assure
yoe lhst WORMS, rucostiag 70 he osinion q
lie nost celebrslrd Physicians. are tie primary
causes a lsrs usjoriiy d diseases % which
rhlilisn and a5chs are liable. hyoa have snsP-
petite continually chsneing from one Kind "a food
10 another. he'd bFrsth, pain n The siorl.rhs pick
ing al the nose hsrdness and lnllness Of he belly.
DIV cough, sIcx fever. pulse iueg0lsf-remem-
hefthat sii dies 5enOle Va 0RNs, and yoe should
!, once apply The rmedys-
HOBENSACK's WORM SYRUP.
An snirls founded upon scientific priadples, com
pounded with pune vegetable substances, bsins
perfectly safe when taken, and can be given q
lie most Iender infant viii decided lsenehcisl e.
feet. Where Bolcei ceiapl1iats and DiarhGa
have made tlsrm resk and dehiIisafed, The ionls
properties cf ny Worn syrup are such that i
stands wirt0rt an equal in The catalogue Of me
dirines Ia giving tone and strength 70 he so
mach. which makes IL an inisllIils Iemedy ini
ihoss afflicted with Dyspepsin. The astonishing
cures performed by lhis sPrnP after Physicians
have fsiled, Is The hes evidence Of is suPeno'
efficacy over al others
THE TAPE WORM.
This Is the mOsi difiirais Worm 10 destroy
all that iniesl The huu&n system. IL gross 10 Al
almost indefinite lcnsih. browning 80 cooled sn'
fsslcned ia the Inleslinrs end stomach. ahecilni
tie heallh % sadly as 10 cause 81 files Dance
Fits, &c, tbsi lh0se afflicted seldom i even aus
peci that il Is Tape Nonm fastening ihrra 10 o.
sa,Iy grave. In order 10 destroy this Worm,
very enefgsiic urstnent mus, he pursued. !
would, therefor. be proper 70 take slr o. eigil
Of my Liver Pills. 80 IS 10 remove oil oesirrS
tions, that the Worm syrup. ~hirh mus be "a
ken in doses Of two isblespooniuls thee tines
div, may sct direct upon The Worm. These y
re.lions followed. have never hern Known 70 isl
in curing The most obstinate case u Tape worm.
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Is now reoeisIng a large and
choice Stock Of DRUGS, Me-
DICINEs, PAINTS. OILS,
DYE sTUfFs, vARNIsH-
Els, PAINT BRHsHEs'
SURGICAL a. ID z N TAI
INSTRUMENTS, PERU
merry. TOLL EFT ARTI'
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this month. ANY person wishing the work can
procure il from the subscriber Price to snbscri-
hers $500, Inconsistencies s2:25.
Religious Literary, Temperance and School
Books for Sale.
Also, General Collecting Agency.
SAMUEL, PEARCE, Agent.
HiIlsBorough, No~.s. 1881. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-29
THE TAPE WORM.
uHOBENsAcK S LIVER PILLS.

No part 81 the system j. more iailc 70 disease
than the LIVER, il serving rs flierer 10 pnfl-
" the blood. or giving the proper secretion TO The
bile; so that any wrong sciion Of The Liver ei.
iecls the other important psl,s OF Che syslem, snd
results sasiuusly, 10 Liver Compliant, jaundice,
Dyspepsia. &c. We should, therefore. weich
every symptom that might indicate wrong &C
bar, OF ne Liver. These Pills are composed OF
ROOFS AMI PLANTS furnished by ratrre "a
hral the sick: Namely, lsi. An ExrEcronAsr,
which auernents the secretion fsor, the Pulno-
nary mucus membrane, or promotes The discharge
OF secreled matter. I'd. An AlrKRiTIvt, which
changes, in some mex picahle sud insensihle man.
ner, the certain moibId action Of the system. Sd.
A ToSIc, which gives tone and strength TO the
nervous systrm, renewing healIh and vigor TO oil
parts OF b boly. 4ih. A CArHARric, which
acts in p n Ct harm nv With the other ingrcdi.
ents. and operating on The Bowels. and espelIing
the whole mas. Of corrupt and yitisied matter
and punf, ns the Blood. which destroys disease
snI restores health.
TO FEMALES.
You will find these Pills an invaluable medi-
rihe in many complaints 10 WHICH ven are sni'-
j,ci. In os,rucions either tota. OF partial, they
have been found Of s,scs,insble henef,. restoring
the fcnciscnal arrangements to a healthy sction
prryfy ing the hIood and other fluids 80 eaectualy
a. 10 put 10 aight al complaints which may sIis'
from female irregularities. as es ssrhcs, siddincss
dimness Of sight, pain in the side, hack, DC.
None genuine unless signed J. n. Hobensack
oil Others being basr limitations.
Ir Agents wishing new supplies, and Sion
Keepers DESTROYS Of becoming Agents, must adj
dres. the Propsie,cs ]. N. Hcbensack, Philadel
phis, Pa.
Agents. Or. s. u. Schoolfield, Hills
borough, y. C.. Wholesale and Retail Agent; ID
=. Weir, Greenshorough; w. III. Brilton. sum
merfed; ]. Pigso.,. Pennfsld; Of whom can b
Rad pamphlets Of cures performed, &c.
- Price each 25 cents.
August 2s. SOL,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-09-29
NEW FTa M

THE subscribers, having purchased the entire
Il Stock of l.. NJ. Hob & Co, respectfully in
form the public that they will continue the bust
ness al the same wellknown stand, where they
will be pleased 10 see the old customers Of the
concern, and their friends generally. They have
purchased the stock on terms which will enable
them TO sell Goods lower than they have hereto
fore been sold in this market, and they intend
doing So They will be receiving new supply
Of fresh Goods in few days, which will render
their stock complete. Call and see before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
]. j. & C. j. FREELAND.
March 10. U.s.