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Extract from letter to the editors OF the National In.
teligenccr, dated Havana, October H. 1865
Messrs. GALES & STATION: We have on
trial before the Military Commission another
unfortunate dnpe to the practices Of what IS
called the "Cuban Janta" IN New York--a
Mr.. Morales, who, It seems, was commission
81 by that mschievons body to bring and
circulate in Cuba the jonfnai miscalcd ever.
dad which is published in that city, and
10 confer with persons supposed to be lavor-
able to their designs The information Of
the gentlenan's business and the nature Of
the documents he would bring preceded him,
so that he was arrested Immediately on land.
ing, and the Objectionable papers found III
his possession, and in SO much confirming
his intention to excite revolutionary feeling
among the people. The parties he would
seek are no longer to b. found here, and those
who would care 70 read the (ubTcdtions Of
"Irnh" do not acknowledge il. The peo-
pie, through the ministry of Gen. Concha,
are seriously occupied with something else
more profitable, without the shadow Of the
scaitull or the stain Of blond and the waste
OF fortunes TO sustain the prnfligate in New
York, who have several times deceived them.
They are too late with their schemes the
people are already conquered by the arts Of
peace and me enterprise Of our capitalists,
under the winning persuasion Of Gen. Jose
de Ia concha. We have every reason 10
believe that the extreme penalty will not
be visited upon The misled man, although
sentence has been passed by the Com.
mission. aud is now before lie revising
court.
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THE CASE OF pAssNoRE WILLIAMSON

In the matter Of The petition Of passmore
Williamson, the question Of the reception
81 which was argued in the United States
District Court at Philadelphia, before Judge
Kane, on Friday and Saturday Of last week !,
Judge Kane filed the following "orjer, on
Monday murnins. Il read. linuch like an
.oltinlatum in the case:
FHE q. STATES vs.. pAssMoRE WMLIan-
soS.-And nav, October the 29th. 1855, The
Court having heard argument upnn the motion
for leave 10 read an file among tie records
in this case certain paper writing purport-
Ing To b. the petition OF passmore William
son. and having considered thereof, do refuse
The leave moved for; inasmuch a. il appears
that the said Pas,more Williamson is now
remaining 10 contempt Of this Court, and
that b. the said paper writing he doth in no
wise make Pargatioa Of his said contempt.
nor doth be thereby pray that he may be per-
mittel 10 make such purgalion; wherefore
the said Pa,sno,e Williamson hath not at
this time a standing in this Court.
10 the end. however. that the said Passmore
Williamson NAV, when thereto minded, the
more readily relieve himself ofhis said con-
tempt, il is ordered that, whenever by petit
lion III writing, % be filed with the clerk,
Passmorc Williamson shall set forth. under
his oath or snlcmn affirmation. that he ''le
sires TO purge himself Of the contempt be
cause u which he Is now attached, aud to
that end j. wiling 10 make true answers e
such heterogeneous a. may be addressed ID
him by the Court touching the matters here.
tofpre legally inquired II by the ~rii 81 ha-
beas corpus. 10 him directed II the relation
of John II. Wheeler" then the Marshal Il,
bring the said Passmore Williamson beior,
the Court, II ia session, OF, if the Court b,
mi in session, then before the Judge al hi,
chambers. to abide the further order Of The
Court in his behalf; and il is further order
ed that the clerk do furnish copies II mi, or.
der % the sad pas.more " hanson, and I,
the Attorney 81 the United States, and I,
the Marshal. j. X kAxE.
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REASON or GEN. tncHcocK' RESIGNATION.
Gen. Ethan A. Hitchcock, who recently re.
signed his commission III the U. S. Army,
was the officer to whom Gen. Scott gave tenn
porary leave Of absence a short time ago,
and whom the Secretary Of War ordered
back to his post. Gen. Hitchcock then threw
up his commission. He entered the army
in 1877, asa third lieutenant, aud had reach
ed almost the highest rank known to the ar
my, having been breveted brgadier gem
eral TOR gallant and distinguished services in
the storning OF Moline del Rey, Mexico,
Scptember8, lS47.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

IN0 obtain subscribers for Book that viii he priced
by every literary and reading man as an important
National Work, being
Cyclopndia of American Literature,
embracing personal and critical notices Of Authors with
pnssagi from their Wrnas from tie earliest period 10
the present day by T. A. G. j.. Duykinck. with more
than 900 Portraits of Authors. Views Of Colleges and
other Literary Institutions ygnciirs Of Residences &C.
together with over 100 Autographs.
The Book will he published by Mr.. Charles Scrihner
New York. 10 two royal octave volumes Of 500 pages
printed supcrne paper and type; will he ready
on the 5h Of November and soi errlusrtiy by AGENTS
Subscription price seven dollars.
Circular, giving FILL details Of discount made 10
Agents. (who will find ranyassine Tor this hook an un-
usually pleasant and profitable busines duties required
Of them, &c. will I've furnished 10 persons disposed 10
engage in the business by addressing the suhrci er.
General Agent for the sale Of the work for the states Of
New York. North aud South Carolina and Georgia.
Agents will please slate what districts they propose
canvass. AMI whether they have before bccn engaged
in the business.
A. ". RIOORBACH.
las Nassau Street. New York.
November 3. L.
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TD8 G.ENII.sM..sNs
,FsHE undersigned has iusi returned frnm New York
Il with full assortment u Goods iOr uentleincns
wear, comprising
Senionis Biolcy's and Drrnon Masson's
Broad Cloths, Velvet, Beavers aud other
Oycr-cuatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimercs,
Velvet. Cashmere, aud Muirc Antique
Nestings,
Ready malr Clothing, aud Furnishing Goods,
10 which he respectfully ,iies the attention 81 bis
ficnl. aud the public.
lie has The satisfaction IL stating that his selection is
Nv Iar the most perfect as regard. true TASTE, elegance
and quality. o. ans that W has ever before Offered.
The experience Of moie than twenty yeats has been
iuly exercised fcr The hcnci NJ his customers And bus
efforts 10 please IN Ibis instance have already been fully
sustained ly The Judgment Of pctsons Of kncwn taste
aud capacity.
His siock Of Cloths wcrr purchased ifrsh rs imported
ifom the most fashionable aud bes established houses
and Ior his Ready made Clothing both 10 style sud
finish. hc challenges the closest scrutiny.
An l. A, No. !. Aud a No. it Is promised, OF 10
pay required. -
Oeiobsf IL. y
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BRINGING DOwN THR PRICE or FLoUR.-A
number Vi The cinzens OF Concord. N. II. (whpre
ilnur il selling al Sl2 so per bhI..) recently got
np subscription and sent an agent 10 the West
10 purchase 400 bbls. tle returned few days
ago and delivered /, 10 subscribers Al IS IS per
bill. This plan has been adopted IN several
towns ~ he East
~ united IN purchasing iwn hundred and tilly-
two barrels NJ -four from The manufacturers II
Rochester, and il was delivered al their doors
for 50 SO per barrel. This was saving ot iwo
dallaIs and hall or three dollars on a barrel.
The " bread league" IN Chareslown, Mass,
has been organized, aud FIVE hundred barrels 81
flour have been subscribed for. When eight
hundred barrels have been taken up the agenl
will proceed 10 The West Ia purchase aour.
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COME AT LAST!

4 AM now in receipt of a LARGE and WELL ST.
LECTED Stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
| au determined TO sell at reasonable prices Below
give few leading Articles:
GO00 yards Of Calcoes all grades;
1900 yard. Of striped, checked, plaid, and solid col
ored Mouslne de LANES
French aud English Mernos, assorted colors;
Cohurgh Cloths;
Mohar Dcbage for riding dresses;
Black, figured, and plain black Alpacas;
Black, figured, and plain black Silks;
Black More Antique silk, for dresses and nantias;
Plaid, checked, and plain colored Silks;
White and Black Silk Laces;
Morie Antique, and Velvet Ribbons;
Gallons and Gimps, Of oil colors, for trimmings;
Black and colorcd Cloths for making coakf, &c.
! call particular attention 10 my stock OF goods for
Men and Boys wear, il being much larger than usual
comprising in part,
Kentucky Jeans; Erminc Cloth Diagonal lweeds;
Black and culored Satineits
Black Doeskin Cassimeres, OF all prices
Fancy and plain coored Cassimeres;
5000 y'ds Of beachcd and unbleached Cotton Clolhs
Fine black and colored Cloths;
Red and White fannes, of all grades;
Lnseys, Of all qualities;
Linen aud Cotton Table Cloths;
Apron Cheeks; bed Ticking;
Negro and Bed Blankets, some very fine;
Ladies' Collars Sleeve Cuffs, and Chemisels, French
worked hands;
Irish Linens, Of all qualities;
BIilliants, for undcrdresses;
Jaconc,, checked, striped, figured, and plain Swis
Muslin;
A great variety of Gloves, for ladies, gentlemen an,
children;
Ladies' and Mems Rubber 0yershoes;
Mems Buffalo 0yershoes;
SCHOOL. BOOKS always on hand.
A large lot Of Fine Cigais, Of the most approved
brands; Smoking and Chewing Tobacco; Pencil sharp
encrs; Springs; A1les; Moss, paiie,n Canvas; Oh
Carpttng House Collars; Hames ssddc.lags; Coach
copa, and Japan yarnishes; Paint and vannsh Brush
Is; Linseed and Train Oil; Casiings; GInd Slone
Hangings; &c.
Al ofthe above, and any thing usually kept in re
tail sioe can be found al JAMES EBB'S.
October %. 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07

Max PLANETS DIsco,ERED. mnre As.
tefni,l.. ~ small planets. have been discovered
between Mars and Jupiles. onp hy l.nllirr. n Blk,
in p.ussi., siinalcI Al p. VI. nf that day IN
n a. 2 leg. % min, anl Nniili ,leclnaiinn 80
n,nules, and The other hy as deg. 20 min.. and
Sauih derliBalien Dig. ~ min. B1'h planets
were also again observed IN The Slli AZ Alinna
az PARIS. and iheir teitrradc molina nn The two
,liy. was lound 10 be abuut IS aud IA minutes
dsily.
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Orange County Agricultural Society

A MEETING OF the Executive Committee Of thc
= Orange County Agricultural Society is appointed
to he held in the Jury Room, on Monday Of November
Court. ar IL o'clock.
As the Treasurer of the Society will then present his
report TO The Committee. and decisive steps will he taken
10 establish permanent Fair Ground, il is requested
that every mrmhef will attend.
The following persons compose the Executive Com.
miilee:
John B. Lcathers. Harrison Parker, John ~ clark,
Lemue Wikerson lohn Balm, freeman Walker. Tho
mas d. Oldham William ]. bingham, Edward Malletl
John w. Norwood, Josiah Turner. sen, John H. Kirk.
land, William W Guess. Charles Wilson John M.Cown
John Z. Shields, William A. Graham DR.. Elisha Mitch
ell, James NJ Patterson. and Henry Whitfield.
THOMAS WEBB, Sec'v.
November s. .As l2--
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MA u, N / IA ID .

Married. at Moorefells in this vicinity, on Tuesday
morning, octocer 3O by the Rev. }. r. Wheat, d. D.,
Mr. JAMES IGleHARr, jr., Of Annapolis, Nd, to Miss
SARAH j., daughter of r. y Waddell, esq
In this place. Thursday evening last by the Rev.
II 7, Hudson, Mr.. THOMAS +. BAlS, of Godsboroush,
to Miss LEoNoRA ADAMS, Of this place.
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FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

New York. November 4.
The steamer Star 81 the West, with 81, =
DOC, 900 IN specie and large number Of pas
sengers, arrived al This port to-day. The
Star of Tie West was detained nine days on
the I.thmus in consequence Of political trcu-
bles.
The war in Central America was assuming
serious aspect. Col. Walker attacked
Granada On TIE 18th 81 October, which. hav-
ing been previously almost deserted. he took
without havoc. On The ed treaty ofpeaCc
was formally ratified with Carrnll, the late
commander Of the Government iurces. The
late Secretary If state having been detected
in correspondence with the enemy, had
been shut.
The Transit company's steamer San Ear,
lbs, with The Star 81 the Wc,t's passengers,
was, on Tie jh Of October, fired into By the
Government forces near Lake Nicaragua
One lady aud child were Killed and tie
boat damaged. On the 18th the Government
lurces made murderous attack on some re-
turning CaliIurnians, at Ncrgin Bay, killing
four aud severely wuunding eight.
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no THE PUBIC.

sEIIE subsrrbcr takes this method 81 informing his
customers and the public generally. that his Mills
arc II rsi rate order making Flour Il the bcs Kind
and with despatch, having three pair Burrs running,
and ran make load 81 flrur in a irw hours. The
Mill. afc within about three miles Of the Rail Road.
where the Flour ran hc pui and Slipped 70 any MAI.
kct desired Those from a distance, coming early hi
the evening, can have their Flour made ~ the next
morning. that they take II 10 Tie Rail Road. and
returning can gel their oia 10 take homo, ell the same
trip. Barrel. kept constantly on hand.
The very hest prices will I've paid Tor WHEAT iy
The suscfihcr, at the Mills. OF al Peter y. Ruins ia
lllslotungh.
10000 bushels Of Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
Otiort "a. IL
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An apreaI 10 ,e Enrerean Denocraer are

An appeal 10 tie European Democracy lRe-
publican parity has been made Nv kossuiii,
M.azin aud I.edru Rollin, announcing iI,ai, by
The lall 81 SebasioroI, Tie war Is lrrecuyera,y
aud indefinitely ptolunged--i. being impossible
lnr Russia 10 lreal alter defeat, without sinking
inio ihiid rae position, and u being impnss.
sIble Tor The Allies in The lace 81 pubic opinion.
10 olIes peace on less onerous condllinns. Tney
call upon The European Democracy now 10 unite
az lust their encm,es and act. rfoclAimrg IibeI !.
~ and lralenal association lpr all.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-11-07

Hon. Robcrl roombs, 81 Georgia. has screp,ed
The invitation Of The committee on the Slavery
Lectures. TO deliver lecture on the 2flh of ia
nuary, 1856, in the fremont Temple, Boston,
IN the subject u slavery. He announces as his
subject the consistency Of African slavery with
The Constitution Of Tie unIed States and repub
lican Institutions, and The effect of the American
revolution upon the African race.
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LIBERATION OF pAssMonE WILLIAMSON.

Philadelphis, November ,.
Williamson Was brought into Court this
moraing by tie Marshal. and made an afi.
,la,Il before the Court that ia his answer TO
the writ Of iiabeas corpus he did not intend
contempt ior. ~ 10 c,ade the process II the
Court An intenogatory was propounded To-
him by The District Attorney through the
Court, touching his power 10 produce the bn.
dies u rol Mhcelcr's negroes before the
Court in accordance with the mandates of
the writ, which being answered negatively.
and after spme remarks np"n Col. Wheel
er's suit lor damages. &c, BY the District
Attorney. the latter announced his abandon
mrnt of lie labeas ,orpus proceedings, aud
the Court discharged The PRISONER.
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Gov. Siep;oe, appointed las wiaier 10 sue.
eeed Bingham Yonn. in iha Gnyernorship o(
Utah, is enjoying the hospital les Of The execn-
tive mansion al Washington. is reporlcd that
The Col. will no, undertake to test The question
of sovereignty with the Mornons without mill
iary power.
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MAMMOTH SIEgR.-Tm Mammoth Steer 81
Mr. O.rar Brs.lrr. q l.nndoun ronniy. arrived
IL tn. ris ~ Saturday,, and left Yesterday lcr
he State Far II Richmond. This Steer ssigll-
mead, 1000 pnunds, and vii be ouc o. the great.
eat rurinsiiies 10 he line II the fair. Many per-
son. visited his Ox.hip While he remained ~
Ibis city. AhLaado Gar.ne.
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RRussn-h letter from Berlin, Of The OH
instant, slales the results Of 80 elections were
known upio this date, and illal abouttwo-ihirds
NJ Them were Ministerial so that The cheek Of
the government a, Berlin was SIMPLY co,npen-
sa,ed Tor its success in The provinces.
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Faou rne rAa wrsr.-Adyiccs from ".
Laramie say that winter las SCI il viii, m.
usual severity on the plains The trial o.
captain Howe had ended IL The dissolution
NJ The curt martial without actiun, IN con.
sequence IL an rrcgularity. Tie lirulc In.
dians, vim we're 80 badly braien at The bat.
lie 81 blue Water, have agreed TO deli'er
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
THE subscribers are now receiving and Opening
large and varied stock Of New
fall anO 0olinttr Q,ooOs,
which hpy olIr on reasonable terms.
Il Is impossible 10 advertisement 10 cnumerac al
the articles to which they would call attention, but they
have FOR LADIES.
solid English anil French McrinOs
Black, Striped. Plaid aud More Antique Silks,
All Wool Dclaincs. solid aud Fancy,
Mousclne Dcl.aincs,
New Winter Bonnet Ribbons,
Grass Buds, Wheat and Velvet Leaves fg Trim.
ming Barncls.
Velvet Mone antique Trimmings,
Moliar Head Dresses,
philadeiphia Shop-NaJe Shoes.
CIoaks, Manliilas. Talmas. anil slaals.
FOR GENTLEMEN,
otcicoats Of ~ grades,
Black and Colorrd Ffnrk Coats,
Plush aud Cut Velvet Vests,
I.enry's Ventilated Dnss Hats,
Snid and Fancy Cassnrrs.
India Rubber Coats and psnis,
Gloves, socks. Ties. &c.
Their stock of Krtscys. Blankets, Hats. and shoe
selected with great care, and will compare in gui
ity and price with any 10 the market.
&c. TURRENTlNE & SON.
Ocinlct ..
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Family Groceries, &c.

sUSr received At the old stand and for sale al low
" prices, by James Webb,
6,l0p pounds Of Brown, Clarified, Coffee, Crushed,
Loaf and Powdered SUGARS, of The best kind.
5,5l2 pounds Of Rio, laeuara and lava COFFEE.
Superior Green and Black TEAS.
Sperm, Adamaniine aud Talow CANDLES.
l,fO0 pounds Of sole Ledther and also lot Of home
made stout UPPER Leather
20 kegs Of Nails; Powder, Shot, Lead Soap, Snuff,
lion Pets, Ovens Spiders and Lids.
Buckets. Tubs, Churns, Crockery.
$50 pairs of Boots and Shoes.
BOOTS for Children, Boys and Men, both fine and
Coarse.
SHOES fol Ladies, Children, Boys, Gills. Men, and
Servants.
Also, Philadelphia shop made Shoes, for ladies' Miss
es, and Children.
Trunks, both low priced and good quality.
Ladies Bonnet Boxes also Hand Trunks and Yslises
Carpet Bess, satchels DC. &c.
800 Hats and Caps.
Gents finest Molcskin Hats.
Also Hats and Caps Of various material and shape for
Men, Boys Children, Infants and Servants, including
Fur, Feb, Wool, DC. &c.
GUNS.
IS Guns, Single and Double barrel, both low priced
and VERY fine.
Powder fIasks, shot Pouches, Game Bags, on hand
''' ~ '''' y JAMES WEBB.
October |. r.
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up 70 General Harvey the murderers Of the
mail party. Their chief, Little Thunder,
was not killed III the battle. Gen. Harvey
IS going to the White Earth river to estab.
lish fort to overawe the Winnebago In.
dians.
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CORY by the authorities Indeed we have before known
that his Pectoral was highly appreciated by scientific
men, and have lately that his Pills held in great
estimation by those deeply learned in the healing art..-
True Reiormer, Mss.
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PALPITATiON Of the Heart. Nervous Diseases.
Liver Complaint. Neuralgia, Dyspepsia. Cosii,cness
and Piles are al relieved aud cured IN m incredible
short spare Of time. W Cariefs Spanish Mixture the
great innic aud purifier " the b1u Il contains not
particle II Mercury. OPIUM o. any noxions drug; il
perfectly harmless. aud has cured than five hun.
Ired cases Of disease.
We can only refer the reader 10 The certificates. few
of which may lc found IN another column. and all Of
aich arc detailed ii full around tie bottle. Il j. the
greatest d ~ Spring aud Fall Medicines, and possesses
an influence over Tie hlood truly remarkable.
See advertisement.
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REPAIR WORK
NOTICE.

"A LL persons indebted to the estate Of JAMES, WAL
~ kER, aeceased, requested 10 mako immediate
payment; and those having claims against the estate
will present them, property authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, this notice will be plead in
bar Of their recovery.
JOHN LOCKHART, 1p.,
BEDFORD VAUGHN, "a -
October Is o.
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In reply to lhe.chargc of Ozark Lantern
Party preferred against the Americans.
the North Albanian responds that the Amer
leans carry their Lanterns for the same pnr-
pusc that Dipgenes did his; To see il they
can find an honest man Tor office.
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NOTICE.

rI,HE undersigned having, at August Term. 1855. Of
Il Orange County Ccud. isken cui leiists II atri.
nistaliir on tie estate Of WILLIAM CAiN, IT,. Dc.
decreased hereby gives Dors 10 III persons indebted q
said Estate. 10 call and make immediate payments lnd
those having claims present them duiy authenticated
within lie time presented ly iw, otherwise this notice
will be pleaded IL bar II ihrif fcr1teiy.
THOMAS CAIN, Adm'r.
ssrlcmjSi |, is15. es--
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NOTICE.

Joseph Woods, executor. and others, agdRd John H.
Paul, administrator, and Diicis.
DTRSuANT 10 a decree Of the Supreme Count 81
U Moth Carolina. made 10 The above named cause,
The creditors Of James S. smith, deceased, mentioned
10 said decree will Gle their claims properly proved N
the Office II said ceud 10 the ciiy d Raleigh. o. De-
fore The Goth Iay u NOsrmrf neat.
4. d. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Jepicmbct "a. f--iN
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Hpiiomsy's Oiatnesi and ria. an iniallibe Remedy
lor Boiehe. on The skin. Edgar Mortimer, aged 25 Of
Thrl.sir.ei. Philadelphia. was Tor Eve years severe
sufferer with blchrs on the skim hr whole Of his face,
neck. arms and hands, being Jisigured with them like
snail pux be- consulted several very clever medical men,
who toll him that Il the predicting sympomsoi some
disease. Which alarmed hin exceedingly howc,ct be
took HoIlnwnys Pills immediately and rubbed the Tim.
meni on Tie paris Affected and IN two weeks the whole
~ The bniches disappeared and his health was consic.
rails improved. These remeirs will cure the most
deeply seated old wounds aud ulcers even Of twenty
yeats standing.