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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

IN YORK 10 kOCHES1EH-Ihe hOCfESIEh ana
GFEFSFE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open and in con-
necton with the Buffalo Corning and New and New
and Erie Railroads. forms direct route from Nsw.Yok TO
Rochester. -,
The eotness Of this route together with the superior com
afforded BY the wide renders By far the most desr
able between the renamed cities m 8,
Tickets be procured OF the New York and Enc kAroad
Ticket foot Duanest and No. lo Broadway also IN
Jersey City.
Baggage checked through
Freichs will be transported between New York and Roch
ester dispatch Any information desired in regard thereto
can by calling the General Freight Agent OF
the Ne,rYork and Erie Railroad Erie Buildings, or T. 81
TAPPAN Express Freight Agent, No. 1873 Broadway
No trains Buffalo Corning and New York Railroad ON
Sunday. j. A. hEDfihLp, SUPERINTENDENT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

IL Of the County Of Se~Yorh notice hereby give, 70 a.
persous hsvips claims against GEORGE W. HALL ste Of ae
City Of Neviork Tailor Diseased PFesea tsa sane VIII
vouchers thereof the ssbscEbe The Oee Of kecoha
No - Sssssu in the City OF New York ssfoSe ias
eleventh day Of February nexDatd 1ewYot the ga dAy
Of August, lsSs SARAH A HALL AdzanistrsnA-
a-T1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

VJENNS Nv MIA hAIIINVbDs = IIIItI3f1
DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DFIPHIA and PITTSBURGH--The MORNING NAIL
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh 81 Y m Eld
leaves Pittsburgh for Philadelphia att The FAST LINE
Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. u 80 m and
for PHILADELPHIA al ? 50 p. m. THE NIGHT EAPREsS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh a. II p m and
Pittsburgh for Philadelphia a. 9 20 ?. IN.
The above lines connect al Pnsbursh with me rar0s 70
and Louis Mo. Alton, GAens and Chicago Illinois
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville KY Terre haute Mad-
La FAyette and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton
Springfield Beefontsine ssndusky, Toledo Cleveland Co
lumb1s GAINESVILLE Mssson and Wooster Ohoi also with ne
steam Packet boats and New Orleans ST Louis Louis
Vile and Cincinnati ~ -.
For further particulars hand bills In the hotels Of tins city
Passengers will this the shortest expeditions and
Portable route between the East and West.
Through tickets be had at either Of the ABOVE enoAeo
places in the West, or Of . - 49,,
J. H. BUTTS, Agent New Jersey Railrcsa Co, foot Of
CouTtaidt-st., New York.
j. L. ELLIOTT, Agent, Pennsyly sniA Railroad Co.
No Astor House Broadway, New York.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent cor. 18th and Markets
Eew-York Jan, 1855. rmAde4pAs
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the County SewYork notice hereby Even 20 AL per-
son having claims against WILLIAM HENRY sEELDEN'
t Of the City Of gNork deceased present the same
With vouchers hereof to ROBERT c. LAWSON OF the
subscribers at his Office No 50 Pness in the City OF New
YORK before the 9th day OF July nsxDated Nei ora
January II. 1855 ROBERT {. LAWSON, rx,.,.o-s
iyI7 iau6mThs CHARLES NAPLES.
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NFW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-

NEW-JERSEY RAIIIRUAD-For PHILA-
IN DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
States Mail and Express Lines Leave New York
and ! a 10. and 4 and Through in four hours
az rs IN 4, and SIS in and IL and p IN. The New
Jerse Accommodation Line leaves at II stopping
AT Al waystations Through Tickets sold for Cincinnati lot
kl7 and the West and for Baltimore Washington Norfolk,
te through baggage checks TO Washington u In Ane
6 D.
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OF the County New ork notice hereby given 20 al
persons having claims against JOHN UNEIL, late Of the W
OF NewYork decessod pre.ent the with vouchers
hereof TO The subscriber bis NJ q West BrOspsy.
in the City Of Newlork before the twenty first day Of
June next Dated NeYork the nineteenth day Of Deem
Der. lSj6 THOMAS TRAINOR, Executor.
n .crT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate OF
the County Of New notce hereby fien 70 q. per-
sons having claims sEsin-t JEREMIAH LOUNsBEH1, lsto
Of the City Of NewYork deceased 20 present he sane IN
vouchers subscriber tie oce Of I'd ard A.
Fraser No S5 BrOomes in the City OF Nevfors on o. De-
the eighteenth day OF February neIL-Dsed hs"fofR
the sixteenth dsy Of August, 1850. - .
HELEN :. LOUNSBERT, Aim7is,rs'riK
.ulsI.vsuTh EDWARD A. FRASER. Administrator
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Il PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and superior
ussmer BAY STATE, Capt T. g. Jewet leaves Eew.Yo.k
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at O'clock
\ ~ and EMPIRE STATE, Capt. B. Brayton leaves New.
Yort every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY Al 4
selces, r, from Pier No: N r. the Battery Both
touching at Newport esrh way,
Hereafter rooms win be regarded secured any ap
can't until the came shall have been paid for.
Freight to Boston is forwards through With great dispatch
BY an Express Freight Train.
WIN BORDEN AGENT Nos. 70 and III West-N
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,rNTRAI, RAILROAD of NEW.JERsEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY,
~ IN connection with the LEIIIGH VALLEY RAILROAD
opened Msueh CbunkWinter arrangements commencing
Nov 49, 1855 Leave EewYork for Mauch Chunk and inter
mediate places from Pier No. North River at $50 for
EssoD at 1880 and s5 p m for somervle at 1880 and
3:l6 and 1880 The above trains connect At
Elizabeth trims the Railroad leaving New
York from foot of Courtlandtst at 1850 and II and
pm. JOHN o. STERNS Superintendent.
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TVHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICA
ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
rnon kEw-YoRY LIvEgPoOL.

W
kEw-YORK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin 20
BosroS TO LIVERPOOL o
Chief Calm Passage.
Second Cshin Passage. o.
The shipe from Boston call az Halifax
PERSIA. Capt Judkns. CANADA, Capt Lsng.
ARABIA, Cspt J. Stone. AAEklOAi capt Shahnon-
ASIA Capt F. G. Lott. lNlAGAhA, Capt hyie
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison EUROPA Capt J. Leiteh
These vessels clear white Light az mast head green on
starboard-bcw; red on port bow. -, ,o..
AFRICA, Shannon. leaves York Wednesday reo 10
ARABIA, Stone. Boston wednesday req 10 100
CANADA leaves Boston Wednesday, Feb. n 1855.
ASIA Lo.......leayes N.lork wednesday, VI n p 100
AEERICA, Ryre.. leaves Boston "Wednesday, ND y 100
AFRICA, Shannon. LEAVES NNok "Wednesday MI H. 1850
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board =,
The Of these ships will not be accountable for Gold
SILVER Bullion Specie Jewely Precious stones Metals un,
ss bills of adns signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed
For frcig ht or Passage sppiy 70 m =, ,,-
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THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-


i TON Tor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, EEw.BEDFORD,
and TAUETONInand without delay change VI
baggage, carrying the Eastern Mail.
The steamers c. VANDERBILT Capt W. H. Frszee
and COMMODORE, Capt X. Pendeon in connection With
the sonngton and Prgdenee and Boston and Providence
Railroads leaving Newly daily Sundays excepted from pier
No. n. R., first wharf above Bstteryplsee s4 and
sngton at $3.50 arrival OF the Mal train winch
leaves Boston at SEQ r. m.
The COMMODORE, from New ork-Mondsy, Wednes
day and Friday From StoninsonTuesdsy, Thursday and
Saturday.
The c. VANDERBILT, from New York-Tuesdsy, Thurs
day and Saturday From stonn gon-Monday Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stonston Railroad 70 Prov
Taunton and New edord in the Express Mad
train reaching said places several hours advance Of those by
other routes and in ample time for all tho early Morning
Lines connecting North aud East Passengers who prefer il
remain board the steamer enjoying nights rest unds
turbed breakfasng desired and leave Soninston In the
train connecting st Providence with the II m train
for Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way.
For passage, berhs, sste freight apply at Pier
No. North River at the Office No 10 Battey.plsce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

y" '"s EDSV'D' X. COLLINS, No. 6 WSllst, ~ Y.
BROWN SHIPLEY Co. Liverpool
sTEPHEN KENNARD Co.,
No n Austen Frisrs, Londo.
p a. WAINRIGHT 4 Co, PARIS -,
n, ar, Of these ships viii not be accountable ot so
ser bullion specie, jevelry precious STONES o. I
lees snls sdsg signed therefor, and the 'ADe
therein expressed .,.., A.. Fl mi. Ii.s
..u,d, - ~, s,oods eontrabapd Of
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
IN. County of New York notice hereby given 70 all per
son. having claims AGAINST DANIEL WALTERS late o. ne
CIV Of NewYork dec ased he with vouchers
tb.yeof 10 the subscribers the oSce OF SAMUEL r. PU
LEN No a1 Chsmbers-.t in the Cty OF New orr GA @
before the seventeenth dsy OF h.y nn Dated, New lOA
the fourteenth day Of November 1850
SAMUEL r. TUIkEN Administrator
nljl,wsnThs RACHEL WALTEos Adruigi,trlfrlI.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, STATE OF NEw.YosK,}

BANK DfFAk1MENT, STATE OF NEW.1Okk,I
ALBANY Jan %, 1850. )
fINHE BANK OF R0NDOUT has this day filed
m this Office notice Of the appointment Of THE AMERl-
SAN EXCHANGE BANK in the City Of New York, a. Agent
r the redemption its circulating notes. and after the 10th
say of February together with revocation Of the appoint
of the North Bank TO take effect the said 10th
February such Agent agreeable 70 the act entitled
amend the several acts relating Incorporated
Bank Associations and Individual Bankers" passed
Ayrl II, 1851 NJ. sCHOONMAKER, Superintendent
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Il and LIVERPOOL PACKETS; THIS line wiz Dc s'"
pesee Of The following and splendid .nips W. ~
CALHOuN..... 90 tuns burden SspI - IA 1870
Clay 500 tuns burden Capt psy1 osa.n
WEBSTER. 600 tuns burden. Capt J. j. Lswretee
CONTAMINATION tune burden Cspt Geo > hhl
TAe above vessels hav, been recently baat aid are ne
ksfest snd most substantial IN the trade. ,n.,- ~.
accommodation worry superior and every sheInoo wa 20
made promote the passengers and The CONVENIENCE
81 shsrp<rs fof Freight on PAssAse sppiy 70
SPOfFOkD T1LESTON Ca No ~ bresvsy
kssnss u LSvespsob-T. ehlMsHAw c., Nc oo0~
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EOR CALIFORNA.-GREAT REDUCTIoN

LOR CALIFORNLA.-GREAT REDUCI1ON
IL aFAREs.-NEW.YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAM
SHIP LINE under the direction Of C. Vanderbilt Agent for
She Accessory Transit Company of Nicaragua Propnetors so
Re free all 10 cents H. Days of sailing
shansed 9th Gath of each month through advance OF
fhe Msis5oo miles shorter than other route Through
Of San Francisco: First Cabin S75 Second
CABIN sI25; steerage s75 The splendid double
steamship STAR OF THE WEST. 1900 tuns burden Capt
Miner will leave Pier No North River at O'Clock for
Psnta Arenas on SATURDAY, Feb connecting with the
steamship C0rez 1900 burden the Nicaragua Tran
having but II miles Of land transportation by fscass
essge The propTetors the public that the
political troubles Nicaragua have ceased the slightest
interruption between the Oceans need be sppre
hended For information passage apply to
JAMES NJ CROSS,
at the only Office of the Line No Bowling green.
Slammed Letters taken at 61 cents each.
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" for PHILADELPHIA-Wn until further notice leave
Pier Ne. l. N. r., Of 10 o'clock a. Fare 81 IS The
and Lines Discontinued Emigrant Lines At
and 0clOck p. M, usual. IRA BLISS, AGENT
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IL kOTlCE.-ln consequence Of obstruction the city
track, requested take the
Station until further notice. NJ. L. SYKES, H. sup't
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Ofean Steamers, ST.

DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA.-For
HI LIvERPOOL.-rhe AFRICA. Neil shannon Command
will sail from the Companys Dock Jersey City with the
Mails and Passengers for Europe WEDNESDAY the 9th Of
February, at 10 O'Clock precisely.
PASSENGERS are requested 20 be on board by 81 a M
The PERSIA will sail on the 20th February.
T.. CUNARD, No Bowling green.
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VAILINU UA1S, 5th and ZUtn OF tden IhOntn-
~ from Ocean Ocean by Panams Railroad 20
s kasgaee free Through for California via Panama Railroad
The Mai Steamship Company intend dispatch for Aspnwa
TUESDAY Feb 5, at2 o'clock M, precisely from PEI
North River, the weknown and favorite
steamship ILLINOIS, Captain Charles S. Boggs u s. Navy
Pasengers and Mails will be forwarded by PANAMA KALI
ROAD and Panama with the Pacific Mai Steamship
CenpaDy's ni6cent steamship GOLDEN AGE, Capt J. T.
Watkins which will be In readiness and leave immediately for
San Frspcisco For passage, apply to w. RAYMOND,
At the only Office Of the Companies No III West st.
corner Warenst fronting the North River, N Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31

M Travellers for CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS, KANSAS; and
ali points West and Southwest obtain Through Tickets
and Al. nSson concerning I0qtss fare &c either * t1s
CENTRAL RAILROAD by application at the Companys OF
JOHN +. PORTER, General Agent
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IL eepted)-Lssvo Brooklyn for GreenpOrt, 10 for
Ysphank 10 m and Saturday 545 for Farmnsdsle
and Syosset, 10 and 345 for Hempstesd 10 M
and S:45 and m. for Jamaica, 10 M, Il m, S:4o
s. and $50 D. m Leave Greenport for Brooklyn, 10
Ysphank ii 33 M, Mondays 6lO Lakeland l2;os
p M, Mondays, s:Ss m Fsrminsdae, 1880 m and
o M syosset :35 g. and p Hampstead, 6:35 m.
and $50 p Jamaica $40, 7:4O and $40 M and 2:ie
and 4:40 D. N.
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD and after

IL MONDAY, jan 81 fS the Trains will leave Chambers
Station follows, Express Train, m connecting with
Northern Western Train Through Way Train, II tx
press Train, For POrghkeepsie, pa m and $50 p m
For Peekski $50 p. M For SngSing, p. The Sing
Sing and Peekk Trains stop the Way Stations PASSENGERS
taken Chambers Canal Christopher and 3lsss SUNDAY
MAIL TRAIN at from Canal ST. for Albany and Troy,
stopping at all Mail Stiaons ~
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Nsw9lork DAILY Gribm,ra
PROGRESS OF MEDICAL SCIENCE.

HISTORY or MEDICINE. FROM ITS ORIGIN TO THE
NINETEENTH CENTU RY. BY P. V. RESovAKo, NJ D..
Translated from the French BY Cornelius q. CONEGYs
". ID. $50. Do. Tle Cincinnati: Wnstach, Keys Co.
New York: Miller. Orion A Mullgau.
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6tfamboots nno Railroads..

OyrIcI or TIE SEwYosH AVID NEw Hsvgs RAILROAD Co
No. "a CAsALsr., EEv-YosK, Jan. q. 1874
NOTICE.-The NEW.YORK aud NEW. HA-
IN VEN RAILROAD COMPASY, in consequence Of the
snow receive ard deliver their passengers aud their bag
sase e6thst for the present The Trains will al leave
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Dralh Of Nistr-yrIanchOly Case.

Some four weeks ago, there arrived in this
city By the western cars, in the extreme 81
icstitution. an old lady who gave her name
as MIS-. Caiharinr Albcrty-her age she said
was IS years. She was miserably clad, and
was benl by age and want. She had been
passed over the Rad. from Salisbury, Tree ol
charge, as an act Of charity. and on her arri-
sal here rented small back room from ten.
ant ul Mr.. john Kane's. She had no visible
means of providing hcrselfwit the common.
est necessarirs ol life, and had MOI, she said,
a penny in ilie world.
The attention Of the ncighbors was soon
attracted to her. aud she became at once the
recipient Of their sympathy and bounty. lleI
health however, rapidly declined, aud she wa.
gratuiiously attended by DR.. w. u. Mckee
aud pecunisriy assisted also, BY him and nth.
ers; but on Monday last, u noon, death end.
ed her suffcrings.
After her death, in searching among hei
miserable rags making arrangements for hei
inicment, large sum oG money aud The
evidence Of other property t0a considerable
amount were discovered IN an old barrel. II
two or three filthy bundles was found in golt
aud silver, the sum Of - 500; also. amongs
her papers, the scrip for 20 shares Of stocl
in the New.Albany railroad ---lcttcrs relatiy,
to her plantation in Kentucky, and mas
of Uthcr property both curious and valuable
a small signbuarI was also found with III,
inscription" Mrs. Catharins Albcry, In
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LlFE.PRESERvING
PATENT SWINGLETREE.

'sNHE Subscribers having purchased the sole right to
make and sell these Swinelcrees, in the counties
Of Wake, Johnston Chatham, Orange, Franklin, War.
ren and Nash would respectfully inform The public that
they will attend the Counts in The above counties with
them, and will also peddle them through the country.
Byth Swingelree, horse. OF two or more horses
be detached from vehicle whennt full speed, with
perfect safety 10 the vehicle and those in it, II is sim
pie and easy. so that any boy ten years old avail
himself Of lis use. No such protection has ever before
been invented against the dangers incident to runaway
iracous horses. Every riding vehicle ought to have
one attached TO it, II is cheap safe and certain pro-
lection against danger. Il be attached TO old OF new
vehicles.
or Notice is hereby given, that any Infringement on
this Patent, any imitation, attempt make or use
BY any modification this Patent Swngleiree in any Of
the counties above enumerated, the person persons
offending will he prosecuted to the full extent Of the law
in ihe United STATES Courts 1T Washington
p. r. WILLIAMS & co.
Raleigh, Feb. IA, 1856. 27-6m
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II is said, ,hal whilst one pf nnr worthy cnl
porleuIs was zealou-ly eugaged in dlsposing Of
hs useful books during the last week, he mel
with an unexpected rebuff Al The hands of one
of The sovefpigns who was attending ie sessiun
nl Superior Conn. lie had sncrppded il SUIT
ing him with a hook anil VAS receiving his pay,
when Il suddenly ntcnifed TO Tie buyer 10 10.
qnifr b, whom the colpnrienr was employ cd 10
sell books. "Bs tie American 'riarl So,iris," :"
was tie reply. Il is said thai the book went
back 10 is place. ard the mnney 10 iis place.
the intelligent purchaser remaikins Thar tr
wasn'i ~ be humbugged with know Noll,inr
Wasil Fag. Ots
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FRAScE The Emperor Napoleon is Ia
King steps TO have tie Empress appointed
Regent for her son We learn by the last
adslces frnm this rountfy. that the project Of
law on the subject has been sent to the
Senate aud debated with closed doors. II
proposes that in case Of the Emperur's de-
mise, the Empress shall reign, assisted by a
Council Of Regency whose names the Empe
ror will leave under sealed envelop.
The government papers are writing Up
the prejet. The NOniieur gives the praiet
II Senators, and the Committee on the Re.
gency, and states that the Empress viii be
Regent guardian Of her son during his mi
nority, but is not 10 contact second mar.
riage while it continues.
In case Of the death Of The Empress, the
Regency 10 pass the senior Prince oi France,
aud thence TO the other Princes, in the urder
81 hereditary succession, and, failing them
all. 10 the Council Of Regency chosen BY tlic
Senate.
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A GARD.

ID. RDyERTsDIl, DlMTIgI,
HAVING located in Hillsborough, respectfully Of
fers his professional services The citizens Of the
town and surrounding couney. He can produce sats-
factory estlmJnials Of his skill in the profession.
Office al the Union Hotel. When requested, fami.
lies will be waited at their residence. Charges rea-
sonable
lT DR.. n. will be in Chapel Hill the first week in
each month.
February IL. 25-
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER.
HOLLOW AY,s PILL.

WHY AkE " Y SlCk
IT has been the oi Of The human race 10 be weighed
= down by disease and suffering. HOLLOwAY'S
PILLS are specially adapted 10 the relief of tc Weak
the Nervous, the Delicate and The Infrm of III clincs
ages Sexes and consultations. Professor Holloway per.
sonaly supenieuds the manufacture oi hs medrincs 10
the United States. and oilers them 10 free and enght
encd people the best remedy the void iot
the removal II disrases.
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
These famous Pills are expressly combined 10 operate
t5c stomach the liver the kidney the lungs the skin,
anil the bowels correcting sny arrangement in ihtrla
ons purifying the blood the very fountain Of life and
thus curing disease IN all IL forms.
DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINTS.
Neaiy half the human race have taken ihesc Pills. Il
has been proved IN al parts Of The world. that nohne
has been found equal TO them 10 o. disorders Of The
liver dyspepsia and stomach complaints generally. They
give healthy 10 these organs, however much
deiangsd. and when III other means have failed
GENERAL DEBILITY. ILL HEALTH.
Many of the most desIoiic Governments have opened
their custom houses to the introduction of hese pill,
lha they may become The medicine oi the Leafn
I'll Colleges admit that this medicine IL the best remedy
ever known or persons Of delicate health where the
system has been impaired. is ln,igorallng properties
never fail 10 Afford frliel
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
No Female Young o. old should be without this crlc.
btaeI medicine II conecis and requisites the monthly
courses ai all perio acting 10 many lke ehatm
i il also The bcs and safest medicine thai he gwen
10 chiisn of al ages and ior any complaints eolse.
qnenily no family should be without IT,
HOliorag's piRs are fie Bet Kemedg kn0icn IL ne
uorid for NE foiloriag Diseass
Asthma, Debility. Lownssofspfs,
Bowel Complaints. Fever snd Aguc, Piles,
Coughs, femaet'omplainis, stone and Gfa,el.
E1ds. Headaches, Secondary Symp.
Chest Diseases, Indigestion, toms,
Cosiivcness, Influenza, VeneWa Alec.
Dyspepsia, Inflammation, tons,
Dialrhaa, Inwatd Weakness, Worms, of oil
Diopsy, Liver Complaints, kinds
sold AZ the Manufactures Of Professor Holloway.
80 Maiden Lane, New York. and 2ii strand LONDON.
and by ali respc .,able Druggists and Dealers n Medi.
cines hrou ghout the and the civilized world,
10 boxes. a rs cenis. GA cents and 81 zach.
h-1s There Is considerable saving by taking The
larger sizes.
N. D. Directions fof The guidance Of patients IN cvr-
" disorder are affixed to each Boz.
September 20. 1--slm
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Pasronise yoMr .seishbors.
BRYAN e OLDHAM.

Grocers and Commission Merchants,
WILMINGTON, N. q,
RESPECTFULLY inform their upcountry friends
nv tbi they prepared TO give prompt attention to
all business 10 their line which may be committed 10
their charge, and respectfully solicit share Of public
patronage.
They also keep on hand the hest CORN Shell
ERs that be had and upon the receipt Of orders
enclosing ten dollars they will deliver in Hillsboroush
Shelter with which boy fourteen years old can shell
100 to $50 bushels per day.
Wilmington, Ian 25. 23-6m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-07-16

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replied the other. !. but to judge from your
st,lc and appearance. | should think that you
belonged to class called the insect"