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Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Corn and Flour.

DER SCHOONER PERU from New York, $500 bushels
(mealiuc) Corn; S6s bbs ssGarden City, mills 100 do
Buckeye State do; 100 do Magnolia do 100 Shawmu do
(St Lous do Akron City do (oho; "a do 1. Putnam
do Genesse Double Extra. For sale by
Oct s. MCCLELLAN, DENNIS & co.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

DAGUERREOrYPE ES,
wP@oya =
As Front Street Is
B. o. WEEK ks,
Commission Merchant and Ship
Broker,
DEALER IN
anthracite and Bituninous Coal.
JOHN r. WEIGH,
PAINTS, OIL AND WINDOW Iila GLASS, BRUSHES. &C,
Also-Welch & Co.'S Raven Black, Premium
Green and verdigris
No and Elm St., Bath, Me.
j. Fl. ALLEN g. Co,
IMPORTERS, AND DEALERS IN
BAR IRON g. St EEL,
Nails, Ship Spikes,
Wagon Axle Springs. &c.
McLclIan's Wharf, Bath, Me.
III. ALLEN. 1y36 J. II. McLELLAS.
ELISHA CLARKE
DEALER IN
Books ,Statl0nGry and Fancy Articles,
school Books and Blank Books,
OF all kinds, cheap for Cash.
ELLIOT HOUSE BLOCK, FRONT ST,
ALFRED T. ROBIN SON,
Wholesale RETAIL DEALER
Groceries, Family & Ship Stores,
Near saSadahOck Ferry,
II FRONT STREET, BATH. Sc
KENDALL, RICHARDSON & CO.,
Ship Chambers and Hardware Dealers,
If FRONT ST. BATH, ME.> 80
PELEG WADSWORTH,
Marine, Fire and Life Insurance
Agent,
No. the Arch, Union Block, Front St, Bath Me.
1y37*
HIP WING,
EXECUTED THE BEST STYLE by
G.. A, l.. s A MI p s ON,
BROAD STREET. BATH.
IL. BOvEY,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, WINDOW GLASS, AND
CARPENTERS Tools.
FRONT STREET, BATH. A
W. HAWT RNE,
MI e II HANT TAIL OR,
AND DEALER IN
READY-MADE CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, AND
GENTS FURNISHING GooDs,
NO 90 FRONT STREET, BATE, ME
Calf Boots.
good article of Mems sewed French Calf Boots manu.
n factured and for sale by J. W. ROBERTS.
July "a.
Yellow Corn.
OOna BUSH. heavy Meang Corn, from Norfolk, for
~OUO sale by (Juy1D D. & L. PATTEN.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Valuable House Lets for Sale.

20 HOUSE LOTS, comprised in that tract of land
20 known The Sewall e d. lying between High and
Lincoln and norh of Green street, offered for
sale
AZ Of these lots lying north Of contemplated street
60 feet wide which is be located through the centre,
extending from Lincoln street TO High street, into which
il will open the house of Judge Smith, and continn
with Oak street, So feet wide by rods deep and
the remaining 20 lots lying between the above mentioned
aud Green street, 55 fee: vide, and rods
Deep all of which laid right angles with the
and therefore give ample room for acommodious
dwelling house and all other necessary buildings toSeth
er with garden spot sufficiently large.
These the most valuable building lots now within
the limits OF the city and the whole field, any
her of lots down one be purchased reasonable
terms. Title Hndoubted.
Further information respecting them be obtained
on inqnirng of DIR PAYNE, Middle street, of Rev.
s F. Dixie, High street. eff
Bath Dec 90 1858
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Those who Indulge in Smoking,

Nd would like 10 suit themselves Choice Cigar,
n will do well by calling the subscriber at his old
stand corner of Front Street and Sagadahoc Ferry Slip
where the following Brands can be found =
Operas, Plantations and Regaias, which hard TO
beat: Oscnro, Ell DelD, Fdela, Pagizo, Magnolia Ell
Puro Lesuanaa, Revieneys Londoners Principals, Know
Nothings, Frank Pierce, Webster and various other
brands too numerous mention.
Call and examine for have taken pains to procure on
ly those which thus far have given sat sfaction.
ALF. T. ROBINSON.
July 10Th, 1885,
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

A TINE FUR ALL THINGS. Briggs,
said neishbor who stepped into the house Of
the former, just as she was in the act Of seating
herself at the dinner table, have you heard of
the dreadful accident =
'Why, no-what is it,
MIR. Briggs has fallen from his wagon and
is killed.
is it possible Well, just wait until fin
ish my dinner, and then you will hear crying
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
DALMER'S VINEGAR, for sale by
/ Sent a. NJ F. GANNFTT
Flour and Corn.

RROBBIS Baltimore and Ohio flour; 1900 bush white
OCO corn per schooner Susan and Mary, now landing
and for aeby D. & L. PArrEN.
Oct. 2.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

DAPA MACHE CENTRE PIECES-alarge and well
i selected assortment. Please call and examine.
Bath, June 4. s. w. HEATH & CO stiff
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

BEAUTIFUL THoUGHr.-'rhe following gem
came out Of the recent mass of electioneering
chaff in California -
There is not grain Of desert sand upon
which the sun shines-no. valley clod from
which springs spear oferass-not mountain
peak from which the stalwart pine rears its
majestic form, whose fee simple is not in liberty.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
PERFUMERY.

UBIN'S ard Swains Extracts, Gloss, Farina, Pine
IL Apple and Wicker Cologne, ETHEREAL Spirits OF Pat
chouly and jasmine Sweet Bags, Pungents fer
sale at May 20 MATTHEW'S.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Spanish and French Olives.

IrRESH as can be found in the market, for sale by
l. ALF. T. ROBINSON.
What articles prove bad bring them back and the
ey refunded better articles given in exchange,
Just IS the purchaser sees fit
Bath, July 18th 1885.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
REMOVAL.

MRS GILMAN has removed into the front of the large
NJ store door south other former shop, where will
be happy to wait upon her old customers, well
large the circle Of her trade.
Sept. is. IA
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
ErERI.E MEN AND WOMEN,

7
Whose nupta beds years have been couches Of dsap
poinment and regret, will find RADWAYS REN0VA-
TING RESOIyENT true renoyator and Invigorator Of
the diseased and Disabled parts All unsoundness is re-
moved in few days. and organ in the system
tored to health, strength, and vigor,
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Plaid Thibets

CONGRESS WATER constantly on hand, fresh from the
" New York Springs, for sale cheap by A. I. ROBINSON
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

This medicine will be found Bonafde Headache {
Also great humor corrector and an
Eastern times., 1855-11-22


OOO TONS Run Of the Mines Cumberland Coal, just
LOO arrived from Baltimore, and for sale by
April %. VIM. HEATH.
Eastern times., 1855-11-22
Window Shades.

WTIND0W SHADES, Fixtures, Tassels and cord pic
w ture cord and tassels. For sale by
Mays. SAWYER MAGOUN
Eastern times., 1855-11-22

LARGE assortment of new and beautiful patterns Of
n House Paper. Common medium. satin and sold,-com-
mon velvet and gold borders More opening, and for sale
by 90 SAWYER d NAHUM.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

erplaces in Ohio. for the'purpose ofrepudiat-
ing the nomination Of $. P. Chase for Gov
enor. The Cincinnati gathering, says the
Times, was the largest that has taken place
in that city for many years. The following,
which is one of the resolutions adopted. will
show the temper of the meeting:
ResolUed. That we continue to maintain
as paramount in importance, and never to be
ignored, the wcll-known principles Of the
American party, among which is devotion
to the Union, unceasing hostility to its ene-
mics, be they the nulIiiiers Of the South. or
the Abolitionists Of the North.
The principal speaker was Judge Johnson,
who denounced Chase as being associated
with Wilson, Giddings, &C.. ii. the cause Of
abolitionism and disunion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

DEaTu ~ ALEXANDER C,spRgLL-fhe
Cleveland Leader has sketch Of the life Of
The celebrated Alexander Campbell. Of Beth.
any, Virginia. lie was the founder Of the
sect ol Christians known a. the !" Disciples,
NOW very numerous aud powerful was the
President u a Theological College II Beth.
any the editor Of Dcnominaiional Maga.
zine. aud man Of much learning and clio.
quencc. lie visited England some lew year:
since, and was mobbed At E,linburg, Scotland
for some sentiments he publicly advanced
mere in defence Oi the system Of African
slavery as praetiscd in this country. III,
died IN New Orleans on the a1ih ult. Of dis.
ssse u tile heart.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

A Daring deed rellie,io 81 Private John Lyons.
Of the 18th Blush regiment, on duty in the ca.
mea. 4 lhiuy FOUNDER shell. sent from a
battery nrarIhe Round l'owrr. struck The ground
abort u the work, aud thence, by ncocliel,
aiighled on tie parapcl and rolled dosn To the
inner side aiming group of men who were 81.
ing under lis cover. The fuse burning and his.
sing with Thai peruliar ru.l,ine Noise which lew
can ltsf close 10 ihem without some deg,re Of
alarm. liwas wins, is commonly called . Ire
SHELF" ihaiis. shell ready 10 scatter death and
de.nuclion on all around. Few moments and
ilic shell would be rent 10 pieces. and no one
r,bld say how many would lall victims from
iis fragments. Bur. on The instant. Lyons Start,
cd Up. rushing 10 The shell. and. grasring IN both
hand. The htealening Missile, hurlrd il over The
parspei. A Second scarcely elapsed aflrr il
reaclled tie ground on the opposite side when
lie tIplOsion lopk place.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

Asssscs % MisD.--The Niagara Falls Ca.
zelle say. that one day last week. as the night
expires. Irsn from Rochester arrived Il that place,
the brakeman discovered q child abUui two
years old lying asleep on Que nf The seats. The
rhild VAS taken care Of by The conductor, Capt.
bromley. until the fshef arrived from Suspen.
sion Bridge. II appeared thai The iaIher Of The
child. when The train arrived 81 the bridge. for.
goi his child. and also III. hai. 80 great was hi.
hurry 10 get Of. When he discovered his lbs.
his grief knew M boun.Is; bot whether his eneI
va. fof he loss Of his hs, OF bis child Is not re.
lated.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Sandy Hook, July 5.
The U. States mail steamship Atlantic has
arrived with seven d.ys later news. She brings
full complement Of passensers. and had plea.
SAINT voyage. have only lime al this late hour
10 give brief summary OF her news.
There Is ministerial crisis in England. in con
sequence 81 LoldJphn Rnsseips bungling exp'a-
nation VI his conduct al The Vienna Conference.
On the 18th, Sir Edward Lyuon Bulwer
submitted a motion in Parliament that mini, :
Try containing Russell was unworthy The CEN
fdeuce Of The nai"n.
Ii was expected iha, Lord Palmers'on would
either throw Russell out Of the Ministry. dis
solve Parliament, or resign.
SrbasIopol had been again bombarded during
two days. but without eGeciing anything.
The alIts were erecting lmmense works a.
gainst the Malakoff and Redan towers. The
R.ssians were also erecting very formidable
works commanding those positions.
Interpretations in The Baltic had been hi-
fling.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

TO KEEr SILK ---S,lk anirlss should not be
folded 10 whiie psper, IS The chloride 81 lime
used 10 bleaching The paper will probably impair
ihe rolor 81 The silk. Brown OF blue paper u
bellei the yellowish. snoo,h paper Of India is
be-. 81 AL. silks intended COZ dress should not
be kept long 10 The house before they are male
up. a. lying IN he folds will have tendency 10
impair 10 durability BY causing il 10 cot or split.
particularly i The elk has been ihcktnsd by
gum.
Thread lace ,rils arc very EASILY cut ssiin
and velvet being sof, are moi very easily col.
but dresses Of uIyeI should moi be laid BY with
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01
LATE FROM CALIFORNIA.

New Yoh. July Is.
The Star Of the West, with California dates
10 Tie Isl. has arrived. She brings $780, 200
in gold. aud large number Of passengers.
The Democratic Convention has nominated
Gov. Bieler. the present incumbent, for re-elec-
iion and passed resolution. in favor Of the
Bal imore platform, and against The Know No
things.
Accounts from The mines are very favorable.
A severe nav.l engagement is reported 10
have iaker place Of San Diego, between Rus.
sian frigaie and French Corvette. The French
commander. rall'er Than surrender. blew mp his
vessel with all on board. The Russian frigsie
lost oter two bundled in killed and wounded
The story j. doubted very mnch.
The Indians have been very troublesome .
Kilameth and in lie Illinois valley.
The Fremont case will zone helnre the Su.
preme Court on a Bill Of Exceptions.
An immense Know Nothing meeting had
hern held al Sacramento. Mr.. NcMeans. iht
State Treasurer. presided. Speeches were made
BY Er.Senalor foole. Bsilie Peylon, and OH,
ere.
Advires from Santa Fe state tina, Capt. Fauni.
iery had defeated the Utah Indians. ling for.
~ of The number. md capturing five. Msyol
Brooks and one Of the men were killed. The
Indians continued their dtpredslI"ns at va ious
prints.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

any weight above them IL the nap Of a hin vel.
vel 10 laid down. il is not possible TO raise j, up
again. Hard elk should never be wrinkeJ, be-
cause The thread is easily broken in the crease,
and i can never be rec.ifed. The way 10 take
wrinkles ont Of silk scarfs aud handkerchiels is
10 molsen The surface evenly with sponge and
some weak glue. and then pin the silk with some
toilet pins around the shelves on mattress or
feather bed, taking pains TO draw out The silk as
tightly as possible when The dry wrinkles
will have disappeared. The reason Of this is
obvoas 70 every person. Il is nice job to
dress light colored silk. and few should Try il.
Some silk articles should be moslened with
weak cline or gum water, and The wrinkles iron.
ed Out By q hot fla. iron on the wrong side.
Scientific American
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

yellow fEysR At GosroRr We publish
cd an account day or two since, Of the ex-
istcncc u yellow fever al Go,port. frum
the returns Of three physicians. published ~
The Portsmouth Transcript, il appears that
there were under treatment at sunset Of Mon
day. eighteen cases. and that up 10 that time
there bad been eight deaths only. Up "a
"Wednesday hight three mnre cases. and two
death. had Incurred. making in all the nnm.
Der Of cases twenty one. and the deaths ten.
yigilant measures have been taken TO pre-.
vent the spread of the disease, and is early
abatement Is looked Cor with confidence.
VII. HcriGi.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

IIisroRr % N0RrH CARoLIsa.-Ilon. D. u.
swAiS. ~ pursuance Of RESOLUTION oI the la'I
Legislature. has been appointed BY Gov. Bragg
~ Agent 10 procure documentary evidence II
ihe history VI this Sis,e. lie is 70 proceed %
London. where. We presume he wilI be permit
lsd 10 copy documents from the Colonial Office,
ls % whish was published IN Rieigh some
,welse years ago. lie 10 suIhorized. by the
came Resolution. 10 procure copy o." Tyson's
North Camina Paper" nov in Gle IN Harvard
Coll.ge. We believe correspondence VAS had
with that Insiilulion, some Yeas ago but will
whal result We DO not now remember. THIS !.
an excellent appointment. A cnnee, his,ofy o.
his native sisie, lbs teen almost passion wili
Nc. Swain Coz msny years. and his qualifications
for The task slotted him sfs 81 lie hfsi o,drf.
WILMINGTON Com.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

The Atlantic and N. c. Rail Road Company
me. a. Be.ulorl las. week. We undel stand
from gentleman who was present. tina! the To-
ration Of the terminus was no, made. bat that il
will depend upon survey now progressing.
lie thinks the probabilities ARE ihal Shepherds
Puinl will be selected. Il being estimated ha, i,
will cost 100000 less % lha, poiu. Than 10
Beauior. In rase Shepherds Poin, shall be
Fixed on. parties stand ready 10 take The remain.
der d stock 100000, necessary 10 seeere The
States subscription.
j. ID. Nhiliord was reelected President, "; 4
salary Of $500; y. 8. Willis. Secretary and
Treasurer. salary $1,000; and A. y. Jenkins,
L. p. Latham, Genrge Green, Geo, S. Sleyea>
Goa, Wm. 7. alode, Isaac Ramsay, aad G.
Woolea, Direci0rs. Fan Oh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01
WESTERN RAIL ROAD CONVENTION
Tue CHATTER SEcrRRD!

The adiaa,aea Wesiern Rail Road Conven.
tia assembled at slurphy's Hall, in Salisbury,
On last "Wednesday, and organized by the seiec-
ton of Hon. david r. Caldwell as Pr siden,. i
w. w. Avery, Esq. Of Burke, moved thai a
committee OF two, from each County represent.
ed, be appointed. 10 whirlt all business matters
pertaining TO the Convention should he referred.
After speech from Mr.. i.enoir. and the IN.
usducuon 81 ceitaia resolutions in relation 10
surveys et the most proper noules, the conven-
,lon sdjosr#ed until o'clock.
Ike Convention then again met. and the bust.
nes COMMITTEE. through iis Chairman, Mr..
Avery, reported that the Counties Of IreIell and
Gaiawba had subscribed upwards 0f Two Hun.
dred Thousand dollars. aud Ina, the County OF
Burke sioad pledged 10 subscribe One Hundred
Thousand so Sum a. 5000 600 was subscribed
that the deficiency 10 be made MP IN Rowan
was f,fiy,seven Thousand Five Hundred Dol
lars; whereupon, after an able speech by w.
w. Avery. ESQ.,. and Few cxcrlIen, remarks
by Judge Ellis. the deficiency was reduced
by the additional subscription Of Judge Cald.
well and others TO about Fliiy-fse Thousand
Dallars. The Convention then adjourned until
iO.InufrOw, al q clock.
THURSDAY MoRSiNG.-The Convention mel
al the hour appointed.
This being our Mail day we have no, time
10 say more. as we 60 10 press, than thai the
stock necessary 10 secure the Charter has been
suhsrribedl! The announcement, must re-
jnicr the heart Of every North carolinisn and
dissipaie the clouds which have 50 long over
,hadowed is Western portion. Salisbury after
this. should be lighted with gas, aud us side
walks unde 60 Thorough repair.
The announcement by Judge Ellis. that the
stock had III been taken. was received ny The
house with Tremendous applause. Eloquent
speeches Of congralulalion we're delivered BY
Judge lis. Nc. Erwin Of Burke. aad Hon. n.
Boydrn. Joy and happiness we're visible up
an every face. that The fondesl hopes Uf I'll
wonld soun be realized.
The liberal aud pAinniic individuals who So
nnbly stepped fprws 4 aud saved The charter and
lie honor 81 Rowan snd our good old Stale
liom shame. deserve all praise. Generations
u caine will false up aud call them bessrd.
SqiisJHry Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

from the Sd, 4th and sih circuits, which shall
be taken up to be argued or otherwise dis
posed Of on the 4th Monday, and subsequent
days of the term.
2. Every cause shalt stand continued where
no counsel appears to move in it. Ifcounsel
for one Of the parties only appear. he may
argue, submit or continue it, at his option.
The counsel Of the ether, who may not be
present at the time Of argument, may file a
wsitten argument. il he tender it before the
cause shall be decided.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

GOVERNOR OF UTAH.-Il is stated that Colo
mel Seploe did no, resign, as was stated, The
Govcrnorship Of Utah Territory. lie has in
formed the administration At Washington that he
will act as Governor, provided that when his
term is out or he is displaced lie .hall be rein
stated in The army. III is now awaiting the re-
ply Of the President, al Carson Valley. On
receiving the reply, Il favorable, Col. Steploe
will Immediately return to Sal, Luke and con.
iiaue the administration Of the government.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01
Obituary..

Died, in this place, the eth Of July after bre
illness, Miss Sally n. WADpELL daughter of Col
Haynes Waddell, aged about sixteen years. With an
intelligent mind and an amiable disposition. she had
secured the attachment Of her friends and &C.
quaintances, and her loss will be deeply dcplored by
all who knew her.
Died, in this county, the 26th of July, JouS h..
son Of Dr. Charles J. Frecland aged fifteen months.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01
RECORDER ENLARGED.


rESHE RECORDER i now presented 10 he na,rons
in an enlarged form. couitalent 10 an addtion Of
about i've columns 10 is former size without any n
crease Of price TO accomplish This object We have
incurred considerable expense. and must reiy upon
generous public for an increase OF patronage "a enable
Us 10 meet the expenditure
We have not been without encouragement Tins f,r
IN tie undertaking. Though The increase OF o,,r mi.
scrption lit since We proposed 10 enlarge has be,,,
slow Il has been regular and now thar We have fii
filed our promise. We think we mas confidently ext.ct
d more rapid increase
We have now facilities iaF receiving news almost
equal a. any other portion ii the State and n i onr
purpose d make lhc Recorder T. valuable y wc can
y care. diligence and attention. Ia addition - liz
news Of the dan wc will as heretofore. devote especal
attention 70 Agricultural department and No sub.
crt proper ior newspaper whether Of morals potes
scicnre o. arts shall pass unnotced ~ our columns.
Il will bc oug aim 10 MAKE the Recorder one u The he.t
family papers la the state, embracing aHtopirs Of IN.
rfes,.being aware that mafy u our subscribers take
but the one paper
The Recorder Will continue 10 advocate those prin.
cipes both 10 ftlcfcnrs 10 state and National politics,
lot which u has commended of more than thirty sc ~.
new part! has recently sprung into existence, knywa
as The Amedcan Or Know Norihing party, ayoNinE
penepcs ~ harmony with those held BY Us for many
wears The parry sfif Z sen. hut the principles are
DM Believing those principles TO hc correct. aud 10.
cNing Nlso that ic organization fthc American party
Is vel calculated 10 SEIZURE The Objects aimed ii, viz
ihai !" AmcIicail. shaH rule America that Roman
.aiaoIes wha aesnowissc The temporal supremacy q
The PoPe shall te excluded from Political control in this
coah,ry ~ ihai the n'on sha = iranquiliaed BY
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-08-01

Istier from Hon. JoLa Minor Bon.. n Virginia.
Richmond, July 9Th. 1855.
v,sps. WINS Barrs 4 CO.. Gsafs. Considerations
n duty TO The sieiej alone prompt me 10 send you
hi. voluntary testimonial 10 The great sslur u Car
isrs S1sBisb MiFfgrs" iof that almost nturahlc dis
ease, ScrefHia.
without being disposed. o. dcsminr i necessary. 10
90 into the particulars OF the case. siy that the
astonishing results that have hecn produced W the
q that medicine 90 member q my own family. snd
under my own observation and superintendenee ater
The skill 81 The hest pysrisns had been cihaus,s snd
eli The usual remedies had failed. fully justify me 10 te.
commencing lie use 70 all who may Be- suffering from
hat dresdlul mslsdy.
DO not mean 10 ssy ihsf Il q adapted 10 81 ccnsIitu
lions. that viii ssd hs ssns elief 10 ~ cases
Coz, o. coufse, knsw nothing shous thst-but from
what have secn u the Effects would no, hesitate 10
use u. IN any and every rsse 81 scrcfuis with pcfsons
laf whom eli interest. OF ossi shom could
ese innuente OF cenifoL
Rcsperlluily yours. mo. ". BOTTS.
See advertisement. ~ ~.