davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-10
Sleds, Sleighsl &C., for Sale

IOli sole, one Double irou-thod Sled, two
asrDud hand single hlciphs, Cooking stove.
hti cutter ahd a lot ~ cedar pusts. luqulrr NJ
4 q. CHADWICK.
80 jDhHalufI, Dec. e. ls,1 Di-l9
State Temperance Society,
VIZ VI State Temperance Society W,Il b0Id
lls Ntht annual meeting Ht AIdlIrlgBt begin
ninH Nrdnfsd1fi slrr -lat ~ no O'Clock a ~ ,
4ul continuing 90 dala. A hiIl representation
NJ lhr iUrHha ~ Temperance Ium alI paus ~ thr
nlAlf 90 earnestly dr.ird. d. fhas. IrWflt ~
Masa. VIII he ptrfrnt and address ihe meeting
lhr usual reduction ~ faro by Railroads nay
be expected
Peg nrdlr NJ Executive Committee,
waterbury, Dec 6t 1869
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-10
VERMONT SCHOOL JOURNAL
PAssuMPsIO HANK.

THE annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Il 100 che fassumpsie Bank fur lhe election ~
Directors, vail be- hold W rheir banking house 90
Tuesday, January lutl, 1880 AZ one % clock, T., ~
lllI J. q MLulhnIOh. CAaNIrI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-10
PUB Ito AUC TT o "
at the 81, Johnsbury House, on
Wednesday,, February LIST

at one O'Clock L NJ, Conditions made known a,
the time aud place OF sale. To enable us Co set.
ne the estate this valuable property must bc sold,
aud Nc confidently recommend % ae "a rare chance
totiutcstin~ut. For further particulars inquire
uf the undersigned,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-12-10

~ The people Of kankakce county, III,
,,bcTc Father Chniquy's colony OF coHS crted
Catholic, is ocatcd, have held a publ1c meet
inc and declai.ed the representations made at
,be east by Father Chniquy Of the destih-
lion in that county TO DC false.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

l'cru,an Guann. UCp bags Eide Island uuann, = Uu
ta SumbIco sale the market iy
EDMOND DAVENPORT ~ co.
dts Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

Il,
MI Frs to his friends and the public generally, of the
~ largest and choicest stocks II WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SiLNERWARE, FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
GOODS oil every variety IN hsnc vcr presented To the pub
M cheap brilliant beautiful be had Ia other
etabsiatn in this other country. In every depart
ARTICLES impored) of the
styles and the most unique asia and elaborate wotkmn"
ship selte Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23
LOTTERIES
CA Pr TAI PRIZE
100000,

CA PIT4L PRIZE
100000.
FIny Tksssasa TIekets!
40 ear PRIZE Sg!
More than one Prize to every two Tickets
GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY,
On the Plan Of Single Numbe
-for the benrai Of the-
MONrICELLO UNION ACADEMY,
OF JASPER COUNTY, GEORGIA,
Authorized by Special Act of Legislature
MoKIN NEY q Co.. MANAGERS
TO drawn public. sworn Of
COMMISSIONER X. SIMMONS and PntNf is. in the
City of Savannah, Georgia
TICKETS ONLY TEN DOs.GAEs.
HALVES, QUARTERS AND FIGHTS IN PROPORTION.
To br Drawa eneh Saturday In april, 1889.
CLASS 10 DRAWS on
Saturday, April 23rd, 1859.
CLASS II DRAWS on
saturday, April both, 1859.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23


Thenuubcs from to 50 600 spending with
h"rs the tickets printed separate slips paper
tir,ed with small tin tubes aud placed In wheel,
The hrst 10 PrzaH, similarly printed aud c,Cled
placed Ia another wheel
The wheels then rcvovcl and number Is drawn from
the wheel of Numbers and the Prize ~ drawn
the other wheel The number aad prize drawn
oPcnrd and exhibited to the audience and cgsr cl by the
Commissioners the Prize being placed against Number
drawn This operation repeaicd until tie prize drawn
AUTHORIZATIONS PRILts.--The proceeding and the
succeeding MANNERS those drawing Prizes Mill b.
entitled /" the iiS Approximation Prizes For example II
1kct No I20 draws The 500 0UO PriAe those Tickets
lIi@ iI2I1 il25l lI25a will entitled
II Ticket y" ga draws the Sl5o00 Prize to1 tickets
brrrd 5ir 1i J .a wi each be entitled $50
according Ia the scheme,
tEHtfIcATtsof PACKAGES will be sold at the following
ratos. which i, the li.k
t,,iheatcs OF Packages of 10 Whole Tickets $50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23
lieaics ekagcs Of 10 Whole Tickets ...... $50
10 Hal 40
" 10 Quarter =" ........... ~
uh

IL ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
,le e the money address for the ticket ordered
which they will he by mai Iur.
cseTs have tickets ending Ggure they may
lie list OF drawn numbers and pzes vail be sent 10 pur
cha -,rs mime datr'y alter the drawing.
iurcha-rr ~ please write their sign inrcs plain, aud
thr.r post Office county and STATE
q ,lnrnbi that every drawu AID able in ul
- d,duciinn.
Al piizrs oi 81 90 and under paid imnr,'tt. after
te dawngohcr prizes nj ihc usual time OF lhu! days.
Al rnumunicHi i'm. s.itctly Cpnitlthtial,
AailtSs orders Tor Ticket, or t,II'iic tts to
MCKINNEY y ca, savannah. Ga.
flee Masonic Hall BLOCK Ball Street, savannah. ia
\ list OF TIA" numbers that drawn in the wheel.
with the Of the pZe that each Is cer to vii
hc publ she'd liter every drawing in the Sardaa D"g N,rs
mach = dts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23
THOS. T.. Girl
BOOT & SHOE MAKEF

Opposite the Citizens Savings Hank,
VAIN STREET, LTNCUBURG, IA,
To whom, W "a rsird the pre- ium Tor the best
pnir Of Boots. exhibited mt thr Inst fnir,
L'ELrS constantly on hard and manufactures to or
n der every variety Of LADIES' and GENTLE
MEMS WEAR. which he will warrant equal to any
In ihc conntIy, and al prices a. low II not
lower Than any other establishment In LyBehburg.
respectfully soc's share "f tho public favor AMI nj
the returns hs thanks Tor the liberal patronage here
buLtu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

n v
A. lNACHBpKG HosE n FlKt Insurance CoMrANY.--lh his
tIl makes Insurance damage by Ere.
Da.ug Houses Stores, Factories buiid
in,,. urniure, goods merchandise generally
Il cnui.try the n,si favorable terms.
Insurance all
good health aud OF urhc
,f,p, u limited period
rlloyed "rlu ry occupations, ,i be insured
rua.Juablc
The hnpany will also tax" risks from and
the NuTIhein Southern Ports, al Nurabie rates
BOARD OF lpItEG IOKS
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL, Pre- sideni,
janis VI. COBiS, Vice President,
t.LDitt;E s. TIT Chiri Euginrer.
DIRECTORS.
ions DTfY TAYLOR, Nm. +. ANDiHsoN,
Jtnts +. PAYNE, joins I. DAVIS.
All II. SITUATION, MAUnIcE >. IANHHoRNE,
SAatfi "A. MCkiNNEY, CHAs X. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. y. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
tkEEu r. WILLS, SccrN.
Dr. Dr. W y II ,i,, Atn OWES Medical Examiners.
The Mu, al Exanuaou OF sulcctsfor Insurance will be
the Office the Company each day bcw tho
81 and 1 O'Clock 4 NJ feb .. dts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23
TIIG ART ASSOCIATION
Now ia the 6.h yrnr OF Unparalleled success.

TIL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NT A5SOClAT1OIV
Nov. in the 9Th yrnr OF 4 npn rR Itcled success,
Dfs5S Hs foligrmy Er-' inducements 10 Sa6S5rtbf|S
Iur the current ynaf. cnling January 2-th, Is6O
lNDE THREE DOLLARS, any pcrs II can become n sub
/ s.I3hr' and will he rut tied
.t copy large aud costly steel plate wing
Ne TUl VILLAGE BI.A, SMITH," made by Patterson
rrns celebrated painting, and deagned by the
L. be Sold for a., 500
=. To the quarterly Dirt J00rHai IT the most beanti
fuy aud valuable j uruas published in America
pages catered to by the very best Auhu and nRra
col tl4 country.
81 To tree season the pusscllo Gallery
New NurA.
The premiums To he given to subsC riders for tie
Ir hundred and valuable Works of Ant,
The hands o the best American and Forrn Artists, CT
aueue which, see December iri .jonrHai ls.9
Suh>vtsthons received by
u.nl ,Il..4 A ALEXANDER Hon See
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23


DEAD WHAT sHAIx FARE SAYS:
IA tipOD PitTUKESy
II w,!l dulc It's done:
TH,u ii we'll We're done quickly "-&iatspcaye
So you wish il n Il d0He II 4 saperiJr manner,
iOusl ind qHcSiy done, and neil done by TANNER.
\. s. TANNER n co,
Main Street ) doors bridge Street.
Lynchbnig, Va.
la les and tientleLen daily invited To PUR-
lKAil GALLERY, cuuiaIus Pilot .Hphs,
AmhoIS Mei1ur,typrs Ac
Also beautiful "A 1 EN l. LEATHER PICTURE, which
is cunYcuIcut iJr sending ny mail.
Pctu taken All hnds weather, and enclosed in beau
tiiu ie very .aw prices from 81 s2J
AID it.Jti. of Casrs Gold kcts No.
,niIoms, .lns, Breaspn Keys. Seals, in
variety, CAST received
lcsh supply of the best NJ t"fial in the country
I,th'l ilr..rI c.. l,ct Hts.
1889. NEW 900 Oa EVERY WEEK 1850
EOIN !. IlRNIS, AtiENr, Is NOW RECEIVING HIS
- AEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS, aud will
add h.s fresh and cheap goods
daring Spring months all of which will
be sold AT II small pruit for CASH.
marc lJ-di.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23
,rmovAI.:NEw srAND: NEwGOoD,:

10 suOVAL! NEW STAND! NEW GOODS!
y Having sold entire o Goods at old stand
below the Norvc House, opposite alis Livery
Stable, will continue GrJcery aud Commission Ba
laAin nd, CUSTOMERS Tor the l"rai
her, ofore ucd solicit continuance oi
SANE, assuring wi Inducements ash.
wi Keep Instantly hand, nice sell, on OF GRoGE-
HES AND eIAPLE DRY GOODS also, Corn Meal, rla,-
tai and Mil OniL j. e. SiiEANEk
oh Il.,i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23

sSIsuEOF PEACE PlSEs'AIsE FOR WAR.
Depot tor the Nah fa3tuIe Of Military Suits
ELA>N EAiNE are extensively engaged in the
VI NlFOi,Ms under the late
NtH, tts sample be by "a lug. Whole XII
snt- ur.A"l includn Hat Sword, Swu - 1t, &c. NON
Having iGru,h the pru, OH I'm
several IL 1muns they pared Ia oher induce IVY
lucnis, Orders om DIST promptly att ludrd lI
Terms .dc kltoyn o ,Lraii,n april DIS ~
GSIIEMEN VIII Gna IA su pr. iot lot Of
"a "a Cas,imeres .uL N,sun;,. establishment
tAis Main 6UtiUGNIEMER.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-04-23
HEAD AND FOOT STONES.

KyXTWAIT D AKbYNTH.-A BETTER remcay
- against Dyspcpsia than Of those daily offered
Gus Bers and highly valued for that
Hurope For sale BY GONTHJER & PLATZER
Jan udts Main st opposite the Norvell House.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

tion and fright on awakening epilepsy. SOM
Violence. transient palsy Of the arms and legs.
ophthalmia, eruptions. sweIings Of the hands
and feet, and many other diseases which
some mothers attribute to different cause
entirely.
There 10 another disease which requires
no special notice, but as it is disease Of the
mouth, and sometimes very troublesome
one, I will take leave to mention il. II is
known as "Mollitles Ossium." or softening
Of the bony walls Of the antrim. 1t is gene.
rally caused by tumor. or from pressure
within the cavity BY confned fluid.
have neglected TO notice several very i'm
portant diseases, among which are exostosis,
or morbid growth Of hone. ozaena, aud fis-
tula If the maxllary bones but as my object
was merely to 'tice the most important, |
selected those which imagined 10 be 80.
The last disease will meation that affects
the mouth, is cancrum osis, or cancer Of the
mouth. Like all other cancers it works by
slow degrees to a certain death, and has so FAR
been considered incnrable. There are treat
ments thoagh which alleviates much suffer.
ing. but Of these will eudeayor to speak At
some future time.
Hisborough, MAY, 1888.
To be resumed
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
SPRING GOODS FOR 1869.
NIk3 OWEN snnouncee . hct pal ona IL III

Mh5, OWEN announces 10 her Fat ons nd he
w ,lhiiegensi5g tift - r. GefG 10 e. s-faseip, 81
nr sonpg .so1i Consisting oil ayafy garla i dasa-
bic Fancy aaI staple articles ,a. cat pes ~ he n
demand. and at prices VsrS ng om the 20 tue
highest thai the market will justify.
In Ne MILLINERY Line--She has silk Ponnc.s
priced from $3.50 10 $40, with almost every intermed
ale price. .
or STRAW GooDs--A great sariety Of styles,
suited TO every age. from the infant 10 old ladies' at
prices varying from SO cents to that Of any quality
wanted.
Z OF DRESS GooDs-she has Muslin Robes as fol.
lows: Muslin Robes alias from 81 so 10 5000 !;
Organizes from Sl.50 TO $3.50; Double Vplons rom
5000 $l5 Berage Robe A alias yaryine,iron Sc 70
Bcrage Robe A'I'unique, new design; Berage Robe
DaIila a still more novel article Indiana do.
Black and White ChanIilly Lace Points and Man
ties. prices, varying from S. 50 10 Si3.
All styles Of Steel Extension Skirts from $3.50 to
So, SO; Douglass & ShetwooGs furniuIe Corset and
skirt Supporters.
10 The articles Of Black silks the particular aitcn
lion Of all those who wish to wear a beautiful aItcl
al q reduced price is invited This article havngheen
purchased much below The market yalue-say 2s to 30
inch at Sl25, 10 yards to the dress would cost from
$3.50 TO Si5-wnrih much more, according 10 the
usual price Of The srticle.
Without further paIicularizinG all persons desiring
yey stylish anu reasonably priced goods requested
10 call and .xarlt Cor themselves They are assured
that it viii pay hen for their trouble.
In addition to Inc aracl eness Of the stock, she has
engaged ia-y and fashionable lady from abroad 70
asst her in making up Dresses and Nantes.
70 CASH buyers, liberal discount will he made,
such consideration is due th4se who prefer buying
for Ca h, as it ends Ill further trouble
In making ample preparations and outlay in eonds
she farers herself that she will be appreciated by
generous and intelligent community.
Z. r. OWEN.
April 10. .ra Sc
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
Land For Sale.

THE suh-crihef intending 10 move 10 the South
Z West. uIIsfs Iof sale the Plantation on whieh he
resides which is situated IN Alamsnce county, aud
hall miles wesi q HsWfrlds Church. one mile from
d W, kefts Mills. and one and quarter miles fiom
d. Wilson's Academy. Back Creek bounds the
plantation o. one side, and Mil Greek, beautiful and
constant stream runs through t. The sud IL Of the
very besi gutly. yielding heavy crops Of Wheat, Com.
aud Tobacco The subscriber IN one ycas. with small
force raised eight hundred bushels Of wheat three bum
fed barrels u corn, aud oats, POTATOES. &C. " ahun.
dance. The tract ronisns two bundled and my acfes
aud one Of the best plantations 10 this part Of North
Carolina.
ANY person desiring 10 purchase land IN q moral
Intelligent aid healthy community, convenient 10 Dr.
wilson's school. should call and examine this land
Thl. is an opportunity winch IL seldom offered.
The suhscfifer will also sell smother tract Of land.
king IN urange county. on Turkey Creek, sdoinine
The lands % Thomas Jones. DAVID Moore and Nicholas
Holmes consisting one HUNDRED acres; twc.ihirds Of
which is IN heavy tiH,l,ef. This land IL well suited
Coz wheai eofn and tobacco. There v good well and
spring near The dwelling
AIiihe above mentioned lands are offered privately.
bu u nol disposed aI before saturday The 9th day Of
August. u ls soId 70 the highest bidder 81 the sub
sefibef's residence.
Any pefsdn desiring 10 purchase will % well 70 call
and examine the lsnd The terms gill bc made known
10 any one making application.
JOHN MEBANE.
Melville. N e, May 9Th, 1852. 9s-3wr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
NEW AND CHEAP
S p n 7 ~ G e O O . S

'TNHE LARGEST and BEST Stock in this County.
purchased upon the very best terms. fsS Of
which will call attention TO.
Best French Cloths. Cassimeres Vestngs and every
thing for Gents and Boys wear; Shoes Clothing.
HATS-fine Mulcskin, Cashmere, Washington,
Senate, Hungarian, American Planters. Nu,ria, Soks
Cable and other S0fl and Straw Hats.
commissioning, Trimmed and Gn,Timlncd,
Satin. Silk. Straw. Lace and Braid Bonnets, COoured
and White.
Misses and Ladies Equestrian and other flats.
Black, Black and White, White and ColoureJ Roach
es and Tabs.
Fine and Cheap Parasnls.
Patent SelfAdjusiible CoIses snd Rubber Busks.
Richardson Il Stewards Linens, Diapers, Dauask
Table Cloths, Napkins Sheetings, &c,
Brilhants and Percae for Sacks and Busters, with
White D.aids, Cords and Tassels, fiHss, 1eg for
Trimmiugs,
India rwils. Dimiiy English Long Cloths &c.
Muslin Collars and Sleeves in Sets.
Berages, Muslin Robes, Stripes, &c.
Organizes, Girghams, English Prints, Chsics, &c.
Table and Piano Covers.
Oak and Rose painted Chamtet.Seis
Planished Tin, Old Dominion Coffee Pots. higgins.
| Tea Pots, &c.
Wser Coolers, Patent self.sealing Fruit Cans.
Coach and Floor Oil Cloths, Enantciled Muslin aud
| Drills, Patent Leather.
School BOOKS, Wall and Border Paper, Fire Screens,
| Window Curtains.
| Sole Leather. CALI kins. White and Pink bininss
al Biniings, Cochinesl Boo,tops Pc, Calf Morocco
aud G"at Skins, Brslles Lasts, Peg, Bootweb Asls,
/ -, &c.
Lard AMI Tanners Dill nerosine Oil, Lamps, Wicks,
md Chimnrys. Fine Salad Oil Essence and Eytrsct
u Coffee Wh;.e and Prown indspr il. other Soaps.
Extracts Of Peach. Lemcn, vaniia AM Ciar.a.on.
Old English Cheese, London Porter Old lass ard
/ Iaguyra CofIee. Roe Henings. Rasins and Figs in
small boxes and drums, Sugar House Syrup, Fine
Black and Green Teas White Northern Potatoes.
JAMES WEBB.
April 49, So
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

BaoScH,T,s. p. u. d. Shaver. Presi.
dent Of the Alsb,ma Conference Of the Me-
thodist Protestant Church, IN an account OF
his winter tout through the district, says;
"i smoke composition cf equal parts 81
sawdust of cat Iighiwoad and ground coffee,
TO- tie benefit Of my throat. and u has done
me more good than nything ! have trird tor
years. Il is here given to all who are aiilict.
ed with bronchial disease. Try Il. and IL il
does not do you good, IL will be The frat fail.
urs 10 my knswledgs, alter good many tri.
ais.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01

IN view 81 the present unsettled state Of
Europe. and uf the possibility Of the d,ificul.
ties in Italy eyeutuAting 10 general Cont.
mental wal. the following statement Of the
principles of "the maritime law 10 time 81
war" as affirmed by the Congress held 10
Paris. on the 10th April. 1856. may not be
without interest to those Of our readers WIN
are engaged 10 trans Atlantic commerce, or
interested IN fare,gn shipping.
Among the paints agreed upon By the re.
presesiausrs of The different Powers present
At the Congress, aud since assrnted TO BY all
the f;oseramrnts of Europe except that u
Spain. were that 81 the following:
/. That the capture ~ merchant vessels
belonging to the enemy By public armed
cruisers Is permissible. but that.prisaie per.
sons shall not be auth"rized BY letters 81
marque TO make capture 81 such merchant
vessels. or bring them into port as prizes.
2. The nemtal Gag covers the enemy
property, except cnn,faband uf war.
3. Neutral property under the enems's
ilag " protected except rontraband " war.
4. A blockade Co be legal must be effect.
we, /. E. Supported BY saiiicirnt armed inrc,
TO prevent the lngrcss aud egrsss of vessel,
1, aud lrom the place borksded.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
LATE FROM EUROPE.

NEw YoRK, MAY 26.-The Asia arrived
this forenoon. She left Liverpool on the 18th,
and there had been no battle.
The departure Of Napoleon from France
was a perfect ovation aud his reception at
Genoa when he arrived on the 18th, was
most cordial. lie issued stirring address
enjoining discipline. saying that his only
fear was that his troops would show too much
enthusiasm. Il was expected that be would
proceed to the headquarters Of the army on
the 9TH.
The King Of Sardinia visited the Emperor
At Genol.
The Sandman official bulletins continued
to report retrograde movements BY the
Austrians whose head quarters we're al Bob.
bio.
The sardinians had retaken their former
position.
The British government had formally pro.
claimed a strict neutrality and warned its
subjects against any violation Of Il.
The war Department had issued an impor.
tant notice authorizing the formation Of vol.
unteer corps Throughout the kingdom.
The activity at the English dock yard.
was equal 10 what il was in the Crimean
war.
The Parliamentary elections we're nearly
over. aud the result was as last reported.
The army Of Lyons was under orders f,r
Italy. This augmentation would raise the
number Of French troops there to 100000.
The German diet bad adopted position
10 put the federal garrisons on var foot
ing
both the Prussian Chambers have unani.
nou,ly authorized the war loan asked for BY
the government.
Adyices from Constantinople report in.
ereasing agitation 10 the Provinces.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
NERVOUS DISEASES CONTROLLED AND
CONQUERED.

OF I'll The various III ihsi desci from The enjoy ment
Of human life, mosi Of them may Be ineed 70 disof.
dsfed condition Of the nervous system The horrors
81 Epilepsy, o. Falling Sickness. aiss 10 mnst csses
from this csuse Our readers may remember. 90 sev.
eal occasions bcffe We have alluded The wonderful
euns o. notifications Of Fits. made BY The Vegetable
Eslsct Epilep,c rils invented and prepared By Da.
snrs 4. HAssE, Of los Baltimore Street. Baltimore.
Nd. We feel satisfied that these Pills have cured some
Of The mist stubborn Of Epilepsy, well as the
mijer forms Of Fis. such % severe Cramps, Splsus,
&c. We nov recnid The fact, that persons will find
these Pills equally rffcacious IN curing every form o.
nervous debility ;-no matter whether manifested IN
the acuts and ercruiialns firm Of Neufslsis, Tic.
DoIoreur. o. Nervous Headache. the misery n Dye.
pepsis o. Indigestion The snsfings of rheumatism or
Gout, The melsncbely hsutinaton Il depressed spins
d hystsris, their effects will " sJuslly harry and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-01
A CARD.

nR. T. E. BESsELLIEU will practice Dentistry
- in this place during this Spring and the coming
Summer. He has taken an cffice al the Orange HD-
tel and is prepared to treat all diseases Of The teeth
gums and alyeo particular taken in filling teeth
when then exposed, and in extracting teeth
when alyeolar sbcess has formed.
That most important Of all operations, the treatment
Of childrens icetn. when regular and NATURAL den.
tiiion should be produced has been diligently studied
and shall he carefully executed.
Ladies wishing their teeth operated upon nj their
residences, will be promptly attended to by informing
me at my office.
Unless IN attendance upon families at their rcsdcn
ces will be 81 my Office At any hour during the day
Hillsborough, April 18th, 1858. s7-Pd