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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
TIE suRoRNEp WITNESS,

II was quite little dinner party in
Dorchester. There were present,
Daniel Webster, Joseph L. Bucking-
ham, then OF the Boston Galaxy,
Charles Thatchcr, Samuel Upton, and
Josiah Bradlee, the three great mer-
chants of Boston; Edward Everett,
and Andrew Dunlap, afterwards Unit
ed States district attorney for Massa-
chusetts.
When il came Mr.. Webster's turn
to speak, he told Of his first case in
Salisbury, were an old man by the
name Of Searle had to defend himself
against charge Of having set his shop
on fire, for the purpose Of receiving his
insurance money. The case was turn
ed upon the testimony Of witness for
the prosecution by the name Of +. Fish,
whom Mr.. Webster most solemnly be
liesed to have been suborned by a
warm personal enemy Of old Searle,
named Emerling. This man, Fisk,
gave his story from the witness stand
as il it had been written and studied
for repetition. lie used the words.
I" the said Searle, the said Emerling," "
quite ont Of his own natural way Of
speech, but from of his story no cross
examination Of Webster could bring
him. lie would go right back to it,
making use of the same phrases, and
no bluster moved him.
The judge and jury began to be i'm
patient; they had been led to believe,
from the strong asseverations of the
counsel for Searle, and from the old
mans life and integrity, that he would
come Oft triumphant; but the testi-
mony Of Fisk, an ignorant unlettered
man, was nevertheless so succinct and
SO consistent-saying nothing but about
the case, and full Of all facts necessary
to sustain it-thcir minds were evident
ly madeup, and they were only thinking
] of their dinner. 1t was close ON two
O'clock, when the courtusually adjourn.
ell fordinner, aud vet Mr.. Webster con
tinued his questions, with repetitions,
which provoked reproof from the court,
but which. from the urbane manner ol
MIR. Webster. at last resulted in an or.
der foran adjournment TO the afternoon
session, with leave to Mr.. Webster tc
60 on with his investigation then to hi.
hearts content.
Old Scarlc seized the arm Of Mr.
Webster as the crowd lett the court
with all the agony Of a drowning man
and whispered into his ear, with trem
bling accents, that Fisk was only tell
ing the lies which Emerling had taugh
him to repeat. The court and the bal
went to dinner, the crowd separated
Mr.. Webster stood apart, and while ht
was in despair in the fearful certaint.
of losing case which he believed
ought not to be lost, he saw the mai
Fisk retire to an obscure place an,
take from his waistcoat pocket papc
which he consulted with all apparen
iearnestness. The lips Of the mai
moved, and his gestures were animat
ed as he returned it to his pocket, an,
Ment to the tavern bar room and DRAM
glass Of brandy and water. Present
~ the Court House bell rang and tn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

No RAIN IN PERu.-L never rains in
Peru. The yapors as they ascend from
the sea, are attached to the summit Of
the Cordllleras, where they are con-
densed into showers. But, on the line
Of coast which lies between the sea and
the base Of these stupendous mean.
tains, the rain never falls. Ill agri-
culture is the result of artificial irri-
CATION. But the frequent and full
streams. flowing from the Cordilleras,
make this comparatively easy.
Cor. Of the jour. of Commerce.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

NoNsuITING CREDIToR.-There was
certain lawyer on the Cape. long
time ago, the only one in those diggins"
then, and for aught | know, at present.
He was a man well to do in the world
and, what was somewhat surprising in
the limb of the law, ayerse to encou.
raging litigation. One day a client
came to him in violent rage.
".I.ook here. Squire" said he,
I" that ere blasted shoemaker down to
Pigeon Cove has gone and sued me
for money for pair Of boots ! owed
him."
"Did the boots suit youa' Oh.
yes"
"Well, then you owe him the mo-
ney honestly :" "Of course"
Well, why don't you pay him :"
"Why, cause the blasted snob wen,
and sued me, and want to keep him
out of the money il kim"
!" 1t will cost you something"
"I don't care fig for that. How
much do you want to begin with I"
"Oh, ten dollars will do"
I" Is that all ? we'll, here's an X, 81
60 head" and the client went on yer,
we'll satisfied with the beginning.
Our lawyer next called on the shoe
maker and asked him what he mean
BY institutiug legal proceedings agains
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
Land for Sale.

ssagss I0FfER for ,ale large Trsct Of
t3.s hand in Person county just over the
sgSS northern Orange line.
.<~zea, Asa body of upland, it is inferior
to none IN The middle part of this state. The
open lands are we'll one losed. aud in good heart
the fores, Iinls are heavily ulnbered, and all well
watered.
On the lands are variety Of substan.ia. i'm
proveinen,s-Dwelling Houses, Wheat aud To-
bacco Barns, Saw a.i oS;isi Miils--in perfect re-
pair.
Il will be sold in parcelsto suit any purchaser.
PAUL &. CAM ERUN.
S,asville T.. o., Orange, Nov. ~. 07tf--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

The NEWSPAPER Pass. - Journal
ism, to attain its end. should under
stand and preserve its proper charac-
ter. 1t should be cautious, and yet
courageous; circu;nspect, yet indepen-
dent; acting out its own honest con-
victions, and intent on its own honora.
BILE objects. There may be times Of
passion, fanaticism, and wild excite
ment, when the honest and brave jour-
nalist must bare his bosom to the
storm. aud did defiance to every men,
ace and danger. lie may be called to
advocate hated and adjured truth, and
combatpopular error, periing character
and substance in .obeying conscience
and honest convictions, whllehe cheers
fully bides his time for a more impar-
tial hearing and a juster public judge
ment. Worthless and vile is the jour.
nal too ignorant to take positions. or.
once having taken them, ever ready,
from timidity or sordid calculations,
to abandon them. Journalism lowers
itself when it seeks merely party ends
in politics or sectarian ends in rcli-
gion. 1t disgraces itself when It deals
in coarse personalities, aiming TO muir.
der character, but not to mend it /;
and crush an opponent or party, butnot
to put item right. Patriotism shoald
prompt, and not party; Christianity.
and not sect.
Concord (N. H.) Congr. Jour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

ECONOMICAL MANURE SHEDS. - III.
NJ. Baker, Virginia farmer. thus de-
scribes the manner Of protecting his
manure from washing rains and the
exhausting power Of the sun:
Set row Of furked posts through the
cattle yard. 10 feet high, to sustain a
range pole. Nine feet distant, set an
other row, eight feet high; and nine
feet farther another row, six feet high !;
put range poles upon these and cover
the whole with old rails or poles, and
brush, and upon these put straw, corn
stalks, or sedge, to form roof, which
will she'd of most Of the water and all
Tie sun. Brace the corners well TO
prevent accidents from high winds.
and heap up all your manure, COM
mencing at one end. SO as to allow cat
to occupy the other portion. and you
will gain twice the cost Of the shed ey-
cry year.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
A Flint in Time.

"A III. those ingehted TO the firm Of J. NJ. & ].
N Fl. PARISH, viii, without delay, come for
ward and settle their notes aud accounts by cash,
as no longer indulgence can he given. They
will find their accounts, &c. in the hands Of Jas.
II. Parish, who will be pleased on every occa-
Sion to settle. A hint 70 the wise is sufficient.
j. NJ. & j. I'll. PARISH.
Parishvilc, Grange, Jan. 10. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

The "EDrroRIAL HEAD.'-An editor
in California lately received long do
cument, which he was requested to
publish gratis, under his editorial head.
He placed it under his pillow that
night, and expresses his Willingness to
insert similar communications in the
same way on the same terms.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

Thirty three tons Of silver arrived
at Philadelphia on Friday last, from
the N. D. Mint, under the superintend.
ence of ex. Marshal Keyscr. The spe.
Gle was put up in small iron cover
ed boxes, and it required no less than
six cars to convey il from .Fittsbqrg
to Philadelphia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

AMERICAN NAMES. - An excellent
writer has very truly said, that g look
ing at a map Of the United States, one
might almost fancy ancient history
and modern geography had been chop
ped up and put in bag, and then scat
tered abroad YER the land"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

j. ] FREELAND & SON,

RE opening ihrir Fall slOrk Of Goods in
~ lhrir New Building. one door East Of DR.
srhOOl6eld's Drug Store. where they ia.ile iheil
customers te call snd examine fof themselves.
Country Trade. al every SORT usually brought
To illis m4iksi. will be taken in exchange fol
Goods.
Person, injelisd % US win please rslI and
settle bs the snd Of ils year. 30 We intend is
make this standing rule Short sriilrnsnll
make long friends"
Noven.i,er i6. 1853. IL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

in ross on the outside Of nv garden.
osergrawn with witch grass. and was
informed by NV better half that she
could not welcome my return with a
glass of eurrant juice. as her bushes
had yielded but very few currants
the year past. 1 cauld NOT think Of
losing them. being too fond Of their
fruit. and besides. they had cost me
much labor. Digging them up and
roofing out all the grass was too great
a task therefore. ! thought would
iry aud smother il out. ! covered the
earth around them TO the depth Of two
or three inches with tan bark, putting
soIne half dozen shoyelsfull into the
centre Of each bush. Ii operated to a
charm--the grass was exterminated.
aud the next season spaded in the
tan haik. and since tlien my bushes
have yielded bountifulIy. l am salts.
fed that vegetable dressing is equally
as good. il not better. for trees and
shrubbery. than ban-yard manure,
which save for field dressing.
Maine Farmer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
The First Battle.

LIVERY Variety Of Produce, such as Wheat
~ Corn, Oats, &C., will be taken ~ sA'"a"ss
for Goods. !. ,x,.,a,, lam.
Wanted. also. 4 quantity Of "ooben ,,,.'a.' .ea".,
Colored and White Linseys, low a"" ' S'.l.
Cloth. BIue-Slriped Cotton Cio'n. "o0' s0eA''
Shoe Thread, &c. ,nnnfsv
H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
Caswell Mutual
Fire insurance Company,

LOCATED AT MILTON, y. Z.
vEsHIs Company, which has been in successful
L operation for some month";, Is prepared 10
receive applications for insurance against fiIe on
Dwelling Houses aud Furniture. Stores, work
Shous, Mills, Facto,ics, a.id other buildings aud
PERSONAL property, on reasonable terms.
Every one who insurcs becomes therehy
mcm.,cr Of the Company. The risks taken are
generally in tie country or small towhs' " 'niS
snJ v;gini,. 50 that no heavy loss is al any
,n,s an,ic;,nled. and it is expected that i Will
seldom if at all. he necessary TO make assessments
on The premium notes a.
Applications to be addressedAo James y. y,
len. esl.. secretary, Milton, OF to the ui'der.lgned
At tha Post Office in Hiilsborongh, VINO WI az
tend 10 taxing the necessary survey o. Tue Pfeh'-
.,s on which insurance is desired.
JAMES NJ. PALMER, Agent.
November c5.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
WANTED, IN THE COACH SHOP.

'lSHE subscriber will give constant employment
, aud liberal wages to good Coach Painter
and Trimmer, and Body-Makcr to work most
III on light work.
Address the subscriber at Hillsborough. \. g.
a. G. MURDOCH.
January IS. 20
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
S25 Reward.

RAy away from the subscriber on The fth Of
- Joy last. NtgEo Girl uamed JANE, aged
snJut - years She l. blark, heavy sci, Of or
dinars height, -ieslls forwirJ liiile when walk
iag fast. aud Is fee spoken. She was formerly
ownei by Mr.. James Johnston. Of AIamanee aud
her m,,hcf isnOw owneI By John Trolnger. esq.
and she i probably lurking in AIamsnce county.
Ths above reward will bs given for her sppre-
hension aud delivery 10 me. near i.easbulg. Cas-
well coanty, or fof her confinement in any jail so
that can get her.
JAMES w. REID.
November 2. 100
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22
Fall Trade, 1853.


saolesale ana Retail Dealer, IN
Drugs. -hsfieiaes. Paints. Oils. PeJfis-
nisry. Cigars. Fancy .arfieies. &C..
3 now receiving the largest and mort select
siork that he has ever offered 10 the Trade,
which be will sell ON ss reasonable terms as siny
0 her eslabdshmens la aidlls o. Western North
Carolina.
Physisians. Country Merchants. and fslmrrs.
arc casdizils invited 10 csll aud examine the qua
liy aud prices. We are delerned 10 make il 10
tAeii Interest 10 buy al us
os.iefs srnt will be filed promptly neatly pack
s.i, and forwarded with despsirh.
Onirrs amounting 10 SIS or upwards. We viii
deliver frrr Of charge to.ny distance Unlsr isen-
iy-ise milrs.
ssfIeuber "a. 1853. os-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

IUST RECEIVED, at the Drug Store, large
- supply Of Gum Drops.
FNOUR Dozen Fresh Citrate oi sagnesa, re-
= ceived at the Drug Store.
Pepper, Ginger, and Cinnamon,
" received at HE Drug Store.
November -. ~
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"Why," said he. ii kept % sending
to him for the money I'LL I got tired.
| knowed he was able 10 pay. and I
was 'termined to make him. That's
the long aud short Of IT,"
Well" said the lawyer. shes al
ways been good customer to seu. l
think you acted too hastily. There's
a trifie 10 pay on account Of your
proceedings-but | think you had bet-
ter take these FIVE dollars and call il
square"
Certain, Squire-if you say so.
and glad to get it," was the answer.
So the lawyer forked over the v and
kept the other.
In few days his client came along.
and asked him how he got on with his
case.
Rapidly" cried the lawyer. "we'ye
non- suited him he'll never trouble
you."
Jerusalem. that's great! I'D a
rather gin fifty dollars tlian had him
got the money for the boots"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

ID lGHT AWAY, in exchange cor new Goods,
IA 500 y.rds of woolen leans.
800 :. eolored plain more Linseys.
800 white !. DO.
500 I" Of Tow and Cotton cloih.
400 q Of Blue--,fiped Cotton Cloth.
200 p,irs of Wool Socks.
400 lbs. home-spun shoe Thrssd.
LONG a. WEBB.
COTTON. either ia the seed or PICKED. bought
~ hy LONG & WEBB.
September 26. Oh
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

Quick on THE TBIocEn.--" You will
please Observe" said old Mr.. Lamb
well, as he led US through his school
the other day. "that the boys are re-
quired to display the utmost attention
TO questions and discipline, aud in a
short time become divested of that most
annoying disposition to tease each 9TH
er, in short they soon settle down in
all the gravity Of mature years, under
the wholesome system | have intro
duced."
We at this moment arrived in front
of several boys, who were standing
around "a bucket of water, and one had
just charged his mouth with the con.
tents of tin cup, while the old gentle
man stopping lo.rccover his pen from
the floor, when another boy passing be.
hind, snapped his fingers beneath the
boys ear. causing him by a sudden
start to eject the contents over the pe-
dagogue's bald pate. Starting upright,
with lace and hair dripping, the master
shouted:
"Who did that 7"
The party unanimously cried out,
"Jim Gun, sir"
slim Gun, you rascal, what did you
do that fors"
Jim, appalled, at the mischief he had
done, muttered out that it was not his
fault, but Tom Owen had snapped
him.
This changed the direction of old
Lambwell's wrath, and shaking his
hand portentously over Tom Owens
head, he asked him. "did you snap
Gun?"
The culprit, trembling with fear,
murmured, "yes, sir, snapt Gun, but
didn't know he was loaded.
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witness was again upon the stand.
Webster.-" You say you never re.
ceiyed any letter from Emerling ?"
Uifness.-" Yes. The said Emer-
ling never wrote to me-"
Wsbsfer.-" Do YOU know his hand
writings"
Hifntss.-"N No. l never saw IT,"
Mr.. Webster rose as If to look at a
book lying near the witness box. and
while the attention Of Fisk was drawn
TO this movement. Mr. Webster sudden,
y thrust his hand into the waistcoat
pocket, where he had seen the paper
placed. which the witness WAS perus.
ing during the adjournment. and quiet.
ly returned with it to the bar, in spite
Of the quick consulsiye clutch Of Fisk,
which was shaken off BY Mr.. Webster,
who, alter hasty perusal Of il. said
81 hold here the mholc written in
tructions Of the man Emerling, to the
witness Fisk, the story written out by
Emerling as it has been repeated BY
Fisk, word for word, on that stand. He
has just declared that he never received
letters from Emerling. and did moi
know his hand writing. Mr.. Foreman,
will you please be sworn, aud see il
you know this writing to be that Of
Emerling?
II was proved, il was read, it was
handed TO the Court; and during all this
time YOU could have heard cricket
chirp in that court room. You should
have seen old Searle in these moments,
as he stood behind Mr.. Webster, his
hands holding hard upon the railing
Of the bar, his chin quivering like the
mouth of rabbit, and big tears trick>
ling down his hard dry cheeks. o, ii
was happy freedom Of truth from the
fangs Of wrong. There was not a wore
Of hesitation in the verdict; and bench
warrants were forthwith issued agains
Fish for perjury, and against Emerlinl
for the subornation Of perjury.
The cry Of the crowd, as they dis
persed, was to the wonder, how tha
black-eyed fellow Daniel Webster
looked right into the waistcoat poke
Of the rascal witness.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1854-02-22

How SAVED My CpRRANTs.--0n
returning home after an absence Of a
couple OF years, some four years since,
| found my currant bushes, which were
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-26
To the Afflicted.

nR. JAsEPH, The Ueie6ra'ed lndi Doctor hns ar
~ rived ID town, and can be consul ed at No ilS
Main y, 1T, Worcest ter, hnss
The Doctor cures Sck HraalaChe Nervous Diseases
Rheumatism, Govt Drops,, F,ts Epilepsy, Piles, Cam
ker IN is most malignant iorm, Constitutional afec-
tions, Chohe, Billions Fatulent and airers Debility,
partly decay ed Bones, ae, Catarrh, Diseases of
Children, Il dimaton of The Bouehisl Tunes, of the
Liver and Spleen, Chronic arrle, Dlsen cry and al
mos all dseases al the Blnod.
Also, all dseases Incident Females such as weak
ness, aud Ill the Ike. My medicine will rest0 them
again full vgnr and uhess
Come to and be not fiitness. I'll cure thai lame
and almost b"knn back, and blotchrd lace II al spit
ting up o. tic food likewise, III i Fstnla In Ano or in
Perh.@um Lachfymalis, and The worst cases of
QninsS eEe cared by my Vegetable Medicines i'll a very
Hhpti time
The Ve.etible remedies which the God of Nature
has ~prrad out with such richness p ousion over
ny hill dae.ield and forest, have last the
rescue. aud ohsumptives may Live ana not bic:
The Doctor is also justly ce+hr ed AMI dlstneu
for the hundie Il" won erfnl he has Ilte, and
for his sound and philosophical views a dIseuse
which carries terror with wherever il sppeafs which
BIAS brought multitude of II upon trail humanity, mud
whose conseqnen often ieli BY tn innocent
well as the guilty. use Mercury the ct thus
disease, and pave nsver failed IN uuch
Dr J ter great labor ADD expense, has succeeded in
inventlhs rerecung medicine when wonderful
efrciiv' in prpdu sanitary change and resDratIon
from the long lis of diseases ahove mentioned, Wig
or0us health These medicines have bren tried, with
the happest result by thousands; manv of the cases
have been oi more Than years sIandng hy taking
them III hand, and by simple tteulment with his me Il
cine, has wrought PR cure. tie does not leave
theJs Important facts upon his own ASSERT n he ap
peals 10 The Numerous ce Utica es which gratitude
alone his put la his possession.
Please try the iieeOT's grea' and tent remedies for
do know that they wiz yet millions re Dice
and , exceeinig. glad
Medicines with all di ectinns carefully pached and
forwarded 10 any place in The United states.
Very Respectfully,
DIR b. F lASEPH,
O6 d3mfp No. Il3 Nam st Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-26
E. E ABBOTT,
REAL ESTATE BROKER.

No. 239 Main Stree, Worcester, Mass.
A TTEN1IuN gwen to the Purchase, ~ale and Elk.
a change of Real Estate in all parts OF the CITY, and
sections OF the County.
Among the many desirable City Lots he offers for
sale he wou call the special attention of purchasers
to those beautiful lots comprising the :" Wheeler
Farm and - BOYDEN PLATTS." situated on Pleas
ant street, within sh rt distance OF The tIty Hail.
~ these Lots TOO much cannot be spoken in praise
however, the sales of Them the PEST year. speak more
in then favor than words.
tie also offers 25 LOIS Vernon street (Tnion Bin)
80 on Providence Fl, rs Elm ST. 90 Mason st. sew
e'a IN Pleasant It, aud Others in different paris Of he
city by which persons Eau be accommodated according
10 their means and desires And inducements to
purchase, he will exchange any and all the aiGve
Lots Tor Properly iu the County, with security they
he bought any length of time thar custom
he accommodated without any outlay of Cash.
Also, several FARMS i'll dlfsren, sections OF the
County, varying in price iro,a $5Ou 10 S5000.
Those in wan of Farms will well TO call and ex-
sm e his mauy list, among hem persons
eOnmodaIed, er suited rs to price, location, and guam
y of land, with less exp nse and trouble t.an other
wise.
Also, Tenemsnts to let, and Houses for sale, in differ
Al parts of the city.
Gail at our uilse, No, 800 Main and we will con-
Vey you dfr en' parts ol th@"nV free of charge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-26
EDWARD SARGENT. surveyor,
IL .rerNIa n

Office at E. E. Abbott's, Real Estate Broker,
No. 239 Main Street.
A TTEN1I0N gwen to surveys Of
N REAL ESTATE,
Ia all sections of the County
Es'ina es Of Wafer Power made, embracing fall,
amount of foWage DC
Particular altentio paid TO surveying CITY Lots.
HIS eAlerenee togethe, with new and perfect Insru
menis, c'aim Tor him snare OF public patronage
,lso, surveys OF Brick anu Masonry
. deTs directed as above will receive prompt atten-
lion.
P. =. No extra charge for travel
References :--James 8. Woodwork, ESQ. Col E.
u Abbott, Charles Hersy, Esq, Worcester; Joshua
lIenshaw. Esq Leicester ieq diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-01-26
$40 600 REWARD.

DOR anything that will surpass Or. C. A III's Pan
L aud Indian Medicines or the rerne,ly of Gone
orrh@a, Gleers structures, Whites Pains IN the Pack
and Lnins, Seminal Weakness, Affections the KID.
neys Irritation of the Urethres, Gravel, and all other
disorders of the urinary organs without the ras 70.
sfricton to Diet drink, exposure cnsnge III appca.
tiOn to business. These preparations are entirely
VEGErABLE,
aud although powerful, they Will njure in the least
the Most delicate constitution. This prep ration il
warranted to the above mentioned diseases With
out u,ine any external applications. With ny ud'ln
Vegetable Medicines yon rely upon thorough
cure, by calling upon my Office
Man st No. lei, Worcester,
lyla DIFF DR. c A. Hill