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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-23
EQUITY SALE.
Lucien n. Bruce and others eI pare.
Petition for ne sale Of Real Estate.

l.ucien N. Bruce and others ex pare.
Petition for HE sale Of Real Estate.
PURSUANT 70 decree Of the Court Of Equity 70,
Orange County. made 81 September term, 1857. Z
shall offer Al public sale. before the Court House DOR
in the town Of Hlsborough on Monday the 5lh ,sy of
October, next al ~ o'clock. that valuable property IN
the town Of Hllsborough known a. Lots SO and 90 IN
the plat d said Town. on the conner Of Tfyon and
Hazel Streets adjoining John Cheek on The east and
Dr. Cameron on the north. on which there Is good
dwelling house aud I'll necessary out houses.
Terms Of sale are one HUNDRED dollars cash, and bond
with good security for The balance, payable twelve
months after the day Of ale. The title will be re.
served until the whole Of the purchase money il paid
THOMAS WEBB, c. ~ Il.
September 10. Os-3w
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An ExraAoRpNAEY SURGICAL TsruspH.-
The Lowell News says that some o. months
ago young man. named VIM. X. Foster, had
the whole Of one elbow joint torn out BY en-
accident. lie vas taken to the hospital,
where DR.. Kimball-ad'ised by Drs. Graves
and Dickey-proeeeded to saw of the frag.
mentary banes. shortening them some two
and half inches. and then uniting them so
a. to make new joint. Strange as Il
may seen. the wound did well aud healed.
and Mr.. Foster has a good elbow. Joint
and arm. lie moves the joint with perfect
ease. though not quite 50 fully as the other
and can. as he says. hold out 22l pounds with
the hand az arms length.
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EQUITY SALE.
Parmelia Ward. and o,b.r, AZ

Parmelia Ward, and others, eH parte.
PURSUANT to a decree Of the Court of Equity
LOT Orange County, made at September term, 1857,
shall offer for SALE at the Court House door n the
town Of Marlborough. at IL o'clock, on MONDAY
the 10Th day Of October next that valuable property
in the town Of Hillsboroush. on Churon Street i'm.
mediaiey south Of the Court House Square, and op-
Posiie to the Union Hotel known in the plan Of said
town as part Of Lot No. g. and containing about three
iourths Of an acre
siI months credit will he given; bond and good se-
curly required and the title viii be reserved until tho
purchase money is paid.
THOMAS WEBB. C. & NE.
September %. PRS fee SAL O7--4w
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EQUITY SALE.
Martha Maris. and others =, No.,

Martha Warts, and others, ex parte.
PURSUANT to decree OF the Court Of EQUITY
Tor Orange county, made at September Term, 1857.
shall offer Tor sale, upon the premises, on FRIDAY
the a5d day Of October next IL o'clock the tract Of
Land bsionging to the heirs Of Thompson Mars, de.
ceased, on the waters Of -, adjoining the lands
Of William Wilkerson, William ii. Jordan. David
Mckee and others, containing about one hundred and
fifty acres. more OF less.
Twelve months credit viii he given bond and good
security required, and the title will be reserved until
the purchase money is paid.
THOMAS WEBB, c. & M e.
September %. lPr.'s fee gel O7-4w
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Oysters 0ysters!!

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens OF Hills.
borough and the public generally, that have made
arrangements 10 get FRESH OYSTERS three Zines
week and would be pleased to furnish families and
Others during the oyster season.
am also prepared To serve up Oysters at oil times.
:, WIN constantly keep on hand supply Of fine
Cisas, Tobacco, Candies, NUS, Rasins. FIGS. scocb
herring, Crackers, DC. &C., which will dispose Of at
very reasonable rates.
ALEXR PEASANTS,
one door below &c. Turrenline 4 sons store.
September 49, ~
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ATTENTION
TO the Commissioned and Non. Conu,i,,;oo,d

20 ne Commissioned and Non. Commissioned
CVicers and Musicians belonging 10 The 47fh
Regiment Of the North Carolina Miiitia:
You are hereby ordered and commanded to attend
at Hllisborough, on FRIDAY the 9Th Of November
nert, for drill muster and court martial. and ON SAT-.
URDAf the 9TH, you will attend with your respective
companies for regmenal exercise. Each Captain will
be required to make a return Of his company to the
court martial. By order Of the COL Com.
STEPHEN NICHOLS, .aGL
September 20. 67-sv
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NEW TANNERY

I'VE subscriber having established Tannery at
Mehanesyille, Alamance county, on the North Caro.
lima Ralosd will be pleased to furnish to those who
may iavor him with their patronage, good article Of
Sole, Upper and Harness Leather.
HIDES taken in exchange for Leather and liberal
prices paid in cash FOR them.
BOOTS and SHOES Manufactured TO order, and
made Of the very best French aud Northern skins, and
from Leather OF my own tanning llwork done in my
shop warranted to he well done.
STEPHEN A. WHITE,
sept l6-O6- Mebanesyille, NC.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-23

IL DIGEST !'-sueh Is the tue meaning Of The
wetd PEPsIN." OF Of The two Greek words from
which y derived. This il The significant and appto
PIRATE title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID. or
GAsTklc JUICE. prepared by DR. J. y. HOUGH.
ON, o. fhadelphia ior me cure 81 Indigestion and
Dyspepsia. u Il Natures own remedy af m un.
healthy stomach. No at Of man can equal il eurs.
he powers. y renders GOOD EATING perfectly
consistent with HEALTH.
see the advertisement in smother par, Of thu, paper
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

TUh SALE on Iat0rabIe Terms.
nNE Tract on the south side Of Emo River, in Or
- ange county, seven miles from Marlborough, on the
Fish Dam road, known the Rhodes place. containing
$50 acres adjoining the lands Of Andrew Borand and
others. About third tinbered. with good meadow.
One Tact adjoining the above The south, through
which the North Carolina Railroad runs. adjoining the
lands Of Page Scarlet and others, and known as the
Carroll place, containing 297 scres over threeiourths
Of which is uncleafed.
For further particulars address the Subscriber or VIII
liam A. Caldwell, Gftensbofough. ". q.
EMSLEY DoNNELL.
September Is. 0G-6wp
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LAND FOR SALE

Land, viz: ''''' v
Dine tract on Neuse River four miles from Fish Dam
Bridge, IN Wake county, containing 396 acres.
one iract on Elerhees Creek, containing 4sl acres.
also in Wake county.
one tract on Emo, in Orange county, about sir miles
from Durham's Depot, containing lis acres.
The Plantations are ell well improved and in oood
repair, and are composed Of very GOOD tobacco, wheat
cotton and corn lands
Terms. &c, made known on application to Mr..
Fendall Switzerland, or 10 the subscriber.
THOMAS HOGAN.
August 26. ma
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once North Carolina railroad Co.. !,

Salisbury September 3, 1857 {
NoiiCE Is hereby given that the following Stool
subscribed Tor IN this Company will be sold for cast
on the LIST day Of October next, at the Cour House 1,
the town Of Salisbury, unless the amount due On said
subscriptions shall be paid before the time Of sole
NAMES. No. or SHsI NAxEs. No. OF SHs
Z. y. Austin. now in the VIM. McCsuley.
name Of Ohio Gillespie, l5IC. Myers.
Sam'l N. Black, I0IPatrick MCGOWAN. !
Dabney Cosby, 79|J. II. Parker. !
micnaei Davis, 81. B. Russell, 1
G. DuPfee, llJ. VI. S.o,, |,
NJ. N. Gladson, ! w. s. simnson .
James Griswold, transfer s. H. Tuuentine
ed'o John Kennedy, As j. Q. 'Iurentine, Is
Seaton GALES, 2S. & d. Tiller, 3
=. W, u. Huschines, 2 ]. A. Worth, 4
I. u Heartt INV. Ward,
John NJ Long, ilHun & Polly. &
Rich'd Ligon, II
CYRUS P. MENDENHALL,
September i6. O60av
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Ieni! Tdiii TG!!!-This should be the motto
lof NE South American Fever and Ague Remedy, pre-.
pared oy V. A. Leonard, Of New York; for il came in
our midst. saw the enemy enesmped around :. "a
eooquers 4 90 eeciualy that when used 10 resist 4,
no portion Of the enemy is len 70 sue or pesce. II \
ihe only weapon that be relied upon, and must
20 ume osefeome The prejudees Of the physcisns and
Be used by them a. the only remedy for the permanent
cure OF the chills and Fever. Reader DO 10, deay.
%. you OF your friend. have the complaint. &c, il at
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S A /. 81 !.

I'm SATURDAY the Goth inst, at O'Clock, I shall
oier for sale. at my residence in Hisborough some
articles Of FURNITURE. among them a very good
Piano, Wsrdrohes, Chairs, &c.; rst.raie Buggy and
Harness. The Corn, sPeas and Potatoes on The ad.
joining lot will also be offered for sale.
ROBERT BURWELL.
oePemper 10. 07-lt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-23

- The most skep,ical people can he convinced Nv
ifia that al the family meirnes are not humbua and
ina. among the thousand Of butterfly life there are
80 2 great merit. and undoub,cd worth. OF these.
VI sandtards Insigafaof. or Liver Remedy, stands
f.l aud foremost smong the remedies Of The dsv ,hs,
can " 'eed on medicine thai s al il 10 recon-.
mrnded " ~ Pfopfcors ltsdverscs itself on every
a Tor there s'e none who use il but tell their friend.
70 do %, and 90 Z goes from mouth TO mouth till I'll the
people y The Union have learned The god Of Thu.
uaiy valuable medicine Il Is recommended with iesi.
mnnals 70 prove IL virtue Tor the cure of liver COM
pia'nis q esery Kind, from the worst Dyspepsia 10
mmon headache. and Il particularly adapted 10 Jaun
dice De- anged somsch Bowel Complaints and diseases
q chiifen. One o. two o.cs are aid 10 cure cold
.l'h scarce failure u y souh tis for this alone
particularly adapted 10 the urs Of ladies. parcu
lsily iho@ q sedenlery habls some ladies' Of The
highest standing 10 society have given their certificates
o. ns eiheaey. sud We say b 81 Who are silng uy one
bottle, and you vii never he without IL.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-23
Turnip Seed.
A CA r ID.

%. RDBERTsDN, DENgasT,
HAVING located in Chapel Hin, respectfully offer.
his professional services TO the eilirensof the town
and surrounding country. Hecan produce satisfactory
testimonials Of bis skill in the profession.
Nj. Office l. 81 Dr. Moore's When requested, FAM.
lies will be waited on at their residence. Chsteess
sonable.
Ir Dr.. n. will be To fiillshofoush the fourth week
In ssch month. also Superior Gvsn weeks aud ofsnsf
without sr.rs shsrgs) requested.
Auguh 10. %
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Lost,

IN FRIDAY, the 2sth Of August on the road he.
tween Hllshorough and David strsyhorn's a
POCKET BOOK containing one Note on Charles
Shields, for two hundred and twenty eight dollars,
dated the llth Of July, 1857; Deed belonging TO
Rehecca Reddng, deceased; Memorandum Book, and
some other papers. All persons are foewarned from
trading Tor said note, and the said Shields from paying
The same to any one but the subscriber. Any person
returning the Pocket Book and its contents will receive
the thanks Of the owner and be suitably rewarded.
ARCHIBALD STRAYHORN.
September l6. 0s-3w
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

New feft. September u.
The City Of Baltimore arrived mi. morn.
ing from Liverpool with dates 20 The al.
Lhs following intslligsnes 10 rscsivsd by
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-23

HAIR REsroRATIvE.-Eyey one will, we think,
gree With us 10 the opinion that the human hair Is
me greatest natural that Is possessed either
oy gentleman or lady. Just meet an apparently,
good looking msn. fof instance in the street YOU adj
mfe MS features whiske, and general hearing; but
ne his his hat IN recognition Of your bow, and the
enarm mas vanished for ehsbod is written on bis b. "a
and me glory has departed with the flowing locks
that once fouishej ururianty there n ,hs 80 ~
lady the matter is, possible. worse--such cases re-
mind one 81 the circumstance on which the following
eptgram IL founded:
give me. fair Emma, lock Of your hai,,"
bashiul young lover took courage and sehed;
Twas an % refuse such modest request
30 take The phole pig." The dear creature replied
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-23
AN RICAN
SafeH.Paper Manufacturing Company,
OF NEW YORK.
CAPITAL 100000.

Shs SowVsVVVs
l. Nicholas President, .....0ffitr, No. 70 Wall Street.
.fPeJftei Security against all manner Of Fraud
Or couHfe.fsiting on Paper-To Percent Photo
graphs md daasiGtit Couaitreils, Erasures Trans
fers or Alterations.
HAVING purchased the Patent for the exclusive
= right 10 manufacture and sell the new Chemical
Paper in America, invented and patented ia England
BY Henry Gynn, celebrated chemist and officer ia
the British army, is hardly necessary 10 say that the
Paper Is recommended by Mr. Kent. Asssyer Of the L.
5. Mint, Mr. Lyman of the New York Clearing House,
and Meade Brothers. extensive and skilfuI photograph
ers, 2JJ Biotwsy. NY. The latter say that no uni.
talon can b, made . check bank note printed on
the Safety Paper Below is our H., of prices:
Bank Cheeks-35 cents per pound.
Bank Bills-sls iof 600 sheets.
Bills II Exchange s2S ior OC0 sheets.
Pronissofy Noles--I1 cent. per pound.
sight and Time Dails--s25 for 900 sheets.
Insurance Polirics---I0 cents per pound.
Railroad stocks aud Bonds--i0 cents per pound.
Bark and state Siocks-l0 cents per pound.
Bombs and Morigsges-iO cents per pound.
Wills and Deeds-40 cents per pound.
For wrapping Silks and other fine articles IL excel
lent. as i prevents molhs-iO cents per pound.
For Inieniurcs snd Agreements-4O cts. per pound.
All State and County Records should always DO
printed or written this Paper, as the chemicals in
serted 10 the pulp not only prevent erasure transfer,
bot make il lasting time.
Foi southern Climates il 10 excellent. and much 50.
perior 70 any olhef; the moisines Of the climate
does not destroy 1.-THE properties inserted Ia the pulp
being preventive. IN oil the southern States Cuba,
the Wes Indies and the Central Americsn states, no
public records can 10 kept over twenty years. written
the ordinary paper while the oils and other chsmi.
Gals inserted IN this Paper makes understandable By
The nssscs u time. II 70 also proof sgainsl maths.
rats and Oibsr sstmin, which essl on and destroy ali
other paper nov 10 use.
The Company have nov IN operation Mills In Nor.
RE county, New Jersey. Of sbout 800 horse power and
arc able 70 GIL odsrs Tor paper st the shoriss, notice
All orders for The Paper must be addressed 70
A. NICHOLAS, President
An. Safety Paper Manufacturing Company.
No. ~ Wall Street, Nsr YORK
ssp,snbsts es--
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N o t E
VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE.

HAVING determined to move South. offer for sale
= my Plantation, four miles south Of HiIlsborough
and two miles west Of University Station containing
316 acres The Plantation is in good repair veil wa
tered, with creek running through about the centre
and number Of springs in different directions one Of
excellent neyer-failhg water within fifty yards Of the
house. The land is 10 good state Of cultivation suit.
ed TO the culture Of all the grains usually grown 10 this
part Of the county and also tobacco. Has on good
Dwelling House with four rooms and two fire places,
and ell other necessary Out.budings. The forest land
is well timbered.
The above land will be Offered privately until the 22d
q October OF which time, IL mol sud before shall u.
fer il al public sale on the premises.
shall also on the day, sell publicly 81 my crop
Of Corn, Shucks, Fodder &C. my stock Of Horses Cat
lie and Hoge. Farming Tools. one set Of Blacksmith
Tools. one fourhorse Wagon and Geer all my House.
mold and Kitchen Furniture, and many other articles
too tedious 10 mention.
THOMAS S. FAuCETT.
September is. O5-
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N OTIC Z

an determined 10 move South, I offer for sale
- my Plantation, twelve miles southeast Of Hillsbo-
rough, and two miles from Durhams Station. contain
ing 1913 acres. The above Land will be offered pri
vaely until .he 26th day Of September; after which
,me u not sold, will offer il at public sale Terms
made easy,
August &c. 10
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We have heretofore noticed the fact that
Col. John II. Wheeler. Of this State, was
preparing history Of Nicaragua. The
Washington States says:
1--WE have had an opportunity Of looking
into the pages Of this forthcoming work and
from . personal knowledge derived from
temporary residence in the Nicaragua, we
know that il is reliable and accurate. We
shall hail its advent into the republic Of let.
tiers. as adding information OF an interesting
and lovely country. 81 which all wish TO know
something. and few know so little accurately
about"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-09-23

lust RECEIyED-2t cans Potash. Tor sosp.
At THE DRUG STORE
psesatr 10. &C.
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Ely E AND EAR.
Deafness, total or partial, entirely removed !

|
TX. ALSOPHERT begs to call the attention d
those suffering under partial or total loss Of the
sense o. hearing to the following facts. He treats dis
eases Of the middle and internal ear with medcatej
douches such as IL pacsed in the Inrmaries of Der.
ln, Lepsc, Brussels, Hamburg AMI Petersburg, and
lately by the most distinguished London aurists, with
the most wonderful success; indeed il is the only
method that has been universally successful.
The best proof Of the efficacy of this treatment will
DC reference TO neatly nine hundred Names residents
Of the United States, Canada, New Brunswick and
NOVA Scotia who have been restored 10 acute hearing
and not single liay to our knowledge did we
ail TO elect partial or total restoration of the hear
ing when our advice aud instructions were faithfully
and punctualy adhered TO- MANY who could NOT hear
the report OF pistol at arms length, can now hear
,cafch beat al the distance Of four feet In cases of
Mucous accumulation in the Euslachion tube and
Tympanum. Inflammation Of the mucous membrane.
nervous atecfions diseases of the membrane fympana
called the Drum" when the disease can he t,aced
TO the effects OF erers colds the use OF gunne or
nercurai medicines, gatherings 10 the ears in childhood
DC, this treatment stands pre-eminent When the
auditory canal dry and scay with little or no secre.
ton, when the deafness is accompanied with noise in
the ear like falling aoaier, chipping Of insects ringing
q bells, rushing Of kaees, continual pusations dis.
eharge 81 matter; or when IN stopping. sensation is
fell as II rush Of blood to the head had taken place
when the hearing is less acute in du cloudy ueatLer,
or when cold has been taken, this method OF treating
The disease Is infalbk. In deaf and dumb cases, nv
experience warrants me in saying that If the hearing
was good at any time, much can be accomplished In
the deaf and dumb schools at Lepsc out Of class Of
fourteen succeededin restoring four 10 acute hea,ing
DR.. A. begs explicitly 10 state that in those cases be
undertakes, he guaranteesa SUGGEST III
restoation of the sense, such marked improvement
as will be perfectly satisfactory, il his remedies are
faithfully applied and directions adhered to- applicants
will please state their age, duration of the disease il
matter Issues from the external passage, if there are
noises IN the ears, state Of general health and what
they suppose to have been the cause Of the deafness
When the hearing is restored is expected thai those
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY.
w Woods Hair Restorative.
Hoofand's German Bilters,
Lyons Eathaiorn.
Davis's Pain Killer,
McMum's Elixir opium.
Brown Windsor Soap.
Extract Vanilla,
Two Gallons Bell Cologne,
Blue Ink. In stands,
Letter Paper and Envelopes,
Visiting Cards.
Lily White, extra fine,
Emery, Nos. IL and 4.
Fly Stone. and many other articles in the Drug
line, just received and for sale ~
JAMES r. CAIN.
August 20. o.
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PAINTS! PAINTS!l PAINTS!!l
0OQ LBS. WHITE zinc, 10 oil.
i,UoO 500 lbs. Pure White Lead, IN OIL just
'e'e"'' ""' DRUG STORE.
August 80. o.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FLUID EXTRACT,
Is remedy Tor Diseases Of the Bladder Kidneys,
travel. DfoPsy, Weaknesses. &C.. has no equal Read
,ns advertisement N another column headed . Helm.
bolds Genuine Preparation"
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We suppose (says the Charleston Mercu
ry,) that, among sober thinking and we'll in
formed people, there never could have been
but one opinion as to the ultimate failure q
the attempt to colonize Liberia with a re.
publican colored population. No matter. II
was great outbreak Of philanthropy that
generated the enterprise, and it was the
continued current Of the love Of man and the
love Of popularity that has kept il going for
the last thirty years. At length. as the Mis-.
sionary says. " the end Of all things out there
is at hand" and il comes in precisely the
shape in which ws might expect it--idIeness.
beggary. and starvation. The following
description Of the state Of things is copied
from the New York Commercial Advertiser.
paper which has always been warmly favor
able to the colonization scheme:
FAMINE IN AFRIcA.--Informatlo has been
received at the Methodist Episcopal Mission
Rooms ~ this city, that there are appre ben
slons OF general famine in Liberia; that
already several Of the poorer people have
died Of starvation; that some Of the NISSAN.
ares on the country stations are without any
other food than green pums. and that around
some o. the settlements the natives are cut.
ting down the palm trees. fnr the sake of
the pain cabbage. to sustain life. One of
the missionaries there remarks that this state
81 things has been coming upon them for
years, and attributed itmainIy to three causus
hrst. the great number Of idle aud worth.
less persons in the community, who will not
work and who live by beggary; second. that
thls class Of persons are constantly increased
by the immigration from The United States.
numbers VI immigrants consuming a great
deal aud producing nothing; and third, TO
the allure or the native rice crops several
years ago, owing in part to bad seasons, but
mainly to the natives general attendance
upon the Devil Bush when they should have
been upon their farms. They have never
been able to recover themselves. What rice |
has been gathering for year or two past
has not been enough for food. so they have
saved none for sowing"
This isa gloomy prospect, and the mis-.
sionary who gives the information, the
Rev. J. w. Horne, predicts a yet worse con. |
dit,on OF things, and that . the end OF ali
things out there is at hand" The distress
does not seem to be eonfed to the natives.
Tor he commences his account in the words,
/" We in the republic have been and are in a
fearful condition for want Of food, at some
points verse than at others"
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successfully treated by the apr eaon Of MEprcarsp
VAroRs, &c, an ntallble and painless treatment for
diseases Of the Eye, acute Specks
Inflammation, Film and Weakness Of Vision, Granula.
ton Of the Lids. liberation Of the Lachymal Glands
&c. 10 The asto nishing and gratifying effects of this
treatment the child, the YOUTH those Of mature see a
well as those far advanced in life all bear Testimony 10
the wonderfully renovatng, healing and soothing effects