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Head Quarters &C the y. Carolina Regimen
Of Wise's Legion.
wanenion, June q issl.
GsSraAL oaprn.

UkNEHAL bHnEHs
Having been appointed by Gen. Henry Wise "a .
Cooneley 10 Wise's Legion and commissioned 10 ils'
regiment in North Carolina, hereby esrpss't invite
those DESTROYS Of joining This popular corps att y Sc
ing prompt aud active service under the e'ae VS.
10 Organize forthwith into companies " siss.inuf eacn'
10 elect their company officers anj prepare % move
without loss OF time. Each company viii CONSIST o.
one Captain one first and one second lteuenan, lput
seieean,s and four Cotporals aud hily.hfee pfs
As soon az formed. each company will be moved lnio
camp al Petersburg. Va. and mustered into sei'er ~
o. to the formation Into a regimen. under The aeO's
destination.
Being designed far piryzan service ne r ,a.
viii b. composed ii one Cavalry. and nine Infantry
mi Itch, I,Isnt, sonpsnics Each man will provide
himself with change IL clothes Of durses material,
(no, waiting Coz uniformity Of drcss,l blanket ana
hayersaek. c.,...t
No,s 4 me time Tor brilliant service. Come iofwsfd'
..n,,s,,sr 10 ne number Of GO. and cone quickly
s''"'s WHARTON ]. GREEN,
Col. Commanding.
=. Papers throughout the Slate please notice.
June "a, 1861.
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RESOLUTIONS OF THE CONFEDERATE
CONGRESS.


The following resolutions were adopted by the Con.
iedeate Congress. on Monday the 22d, upon receiving
the dispatch ON President Davis announcing the bril-.
liant victory Of the 2lst
Resolred, That we recognize the hand Of
the most high God, the King of Kings and
Lord Of Lords, in the glorious victory with
which He had crowned our army at Manas-
sas, and that the people Of these Confcder-
ate States, are invited by appropriate SER
vices on the ensuing Sabbath. to offer up
their united thanksgiving and praise for
this mighty deliverance.
Resolued, That deeply deploring the ne
cessity which has washed the soil Of our
country with the blood Of so many Of her
noblest sons, we offer to their respective
families and friends our warmest and most
cordial sympathy. assuring them that the
sacrifice made will be consecrated in the
hearts Of our people, and will there enshr ine
the name Of the gallant dead. as the cham
pions of free and constitutional liberty.
Resoiued. That we approve the prompt and
patriotic efforts Of the Mayor Of Richmond
TO make provision for the wounded. and tina,
a committee OF one member from each State
he appointed TO cooperate in the plan.
The following committee were appointed
w. H. mcfarland, Va. A. w. VenabIe
N. c., James Chestnut, Jr., s. c.. Jackson
Morton, Fla. Thomas r. r. Cobb. Ca, N,
p. Davis, Ala, J. 4. Harrison, Miss. Hen.
nv Marshall, La, A. II. Garland, Ark, w
b. 0chiltree, Tenn.
The Congress then adjourned.
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NEWS FROM FoRTREss MONROE.
The Baltimore Sun has the following:

Inc Baltimore sun has the following:
The Steamer Adelaide, Capt. Cannon, ar
rived Wednesday morning from Old Point
Comfort, but brought no news OF interest.
She brought number Of passengers, among
whom were several of Duryea's Zouayes,
wounded in the battle of Great Bethel.
The Third Massachusetts Regiment left
on Tuesday afternoon, on the steamer Cam
bridge, and the Fourth was to have left yes
terday by the Spalding. for Boston. Gen.
Pearce, who commanded at Great Bethel, re-
turns with them.
A battalion had been sent out from New.
port Newspoint, in search of squad Of Con-
iederate cavalry. but had not returned when
the A. left. The following is the letter FROM
the correspondent OF the Associated Press:
The Third Massachusetts, Regiment sails
for Boston this evening, in the steamer Cam.
bridge. They we're reviewed by Gen. But
Ter 20. day. The Fourth Massachusetts, Reg
iment follows Tomorrow. Colonel Max
Webber's and Colonel Buffers Regiments
were to occupy Hampton; but the plan has
been somewhat changed.
Brigadier General Pierce retires from the
Massachusetts, Regiments. Colonel Duryea
will probably be Acting Brigadier General
in Hampton.
Several companies went out from Newport
News last night to surprise. il possible, Z
body Of light horse, which have for some
time lowered in the vicinity. They had not
returned on the departure Of the morning
boat IRON Newport News.
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LrNcoLs's CoScREss.-0n the resolution
endorsing all the acts Of the President, Mr..
Bayard of Delaware made bold and fear
less speech, denouncing these acts and the
coercion policy. He said. /" No King Of
England. for the last two hundred years. has
attempted TO suspend the liberty bill Of
Great Britain. yet the President Of the
United States has not only assumed this
power. but chosen to delegate it to subor-
dinate military officer. in gross violation Of
the Constitution Of the country. When you
have passed the resolution nov before US.
there will no longer be any free institutions
in America this will have ceased to be land
Of liberty" He had been a. deeply attach
ed TO the Union as any man. and would gladly
have sacrificed all he had Of property TO pre-
serve il; but il could not be done by coer-
cion, or conquest.
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Troops Moving. - Tho Person Invineibles q
hue company raised in Person county, passed through
here on "Wednesday last, on her way 70 Gaysburg.
Another company from the wess passed down on The
SAM day.
On sunday night regimen, from Georgia. Of 500
men. psssd down on train Of ears Coz the sea, Of
Ssf.
A correspondent Of the Fayetteville Observer says
that 1900 troops from The South passed through VIII
Inington on Saturday LAST.
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The Hon. Asa Bisgs has been appointed BY Presi'
dent Davis to be Judge Of the Confederate Court for
thu district Of north csrolins, The post he bad Pre,
ously held under the Government Of the United States
George v. Strong, Esq, Of Goldsborough. has been
appointed BY The same authority Dis,ic, Attorney r.
P. Dick, Esq, was The incumbent under the Federal
Government
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Gen. MeClellsnd has expressed the opin.
ion, and Il has been reported 10 Congress.
before the House. that provisions should be
made for further resources. else the Govern.
ment credit would fail.
Me-. Wright, Of Indiana. replied that the
Government had failed already.
The direct taxation scheme meets with vi.
olent opposition in the House.
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LIST OF LETTERS,
DEMAINING al the Post Office in Hills5orough,
N n. g., IN the Isl day Of July, 1861.
Julia Burnett, Z. A. Love,
Mary s. Crabtree, Mr.. Peacock.
James A. Cooley, James n, Parker, .
samuel Cole. Henry Mcdaniel
William II. Clark, }. w. McRse, @
Luther Clapp. NJ. Z. Kate Riley,
Fannie Chayers, a.. Reid,
William Carr, David Roach,
Miss NJ. Z. Devereux, William u. Royali
William A. Driver, DR.. John l.. Stanield,
II. Faucet. Maurice sharp,
Miss E. J. Findley, Richard sykes.
H. ID. Fowler, Solhmon Thompson,
John B. Harris, ]. H. Vinson,
John A. Holt, Thomas Woods,
r. b. Hill, John r. Ward.
John Il. Hughes, William X. Wilkcrsnn.
Persons taking out any Of the above letters will have
10 pay two cents each.
c. Z. PARISH, p. w.
January .. 80
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The Bank convsniien a Rehmsnd adjourned on
the soth in. amer having expressed an opinion in 70.
sot q the Gevernmsn, isssng one hundred millions in
Treasury Notes Gin addition TO what has already been
uthor1s Ia ives tens and iwsn,ss, no, 10 bear in
tsrsst. Other denominations 10 bear Interest at the
rate Of seven and three isn,hs
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SECESSION STILL srREapIso.-The New
York Herald Of July ~, says: Reports from
Arizona and New Mexico state that the Sc.
cession feeling in those Territories is very
strong, the inhabitants being mainly settlers
from Texas, and that Il will be necessary to
send force Of United States troops to Fort
Bliss 20 repress the rebellious sentiment pre-.
yailing 10 a disastrous extent.
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JULY |. 1861.

III, accounts contracted since Tie III u jtnrary.
- are due this LAY For some time pa.l lhs Whole.
sale dealers have required "cash on delivery rom the
retail merchants. and are therefore compelled. i"f
e present., TO reduce The credit to sis ins'ea u "r"
months, Eyey one can see the necessity u is
as matters now stand. =,
Those desirous Of continuing their accounts vii r1l
and settle the amount due us lnr the lat ~ monih-
TuRRENTINE \ son.
Suly ~. W.
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~ We were panied to learn, as our paper was go
ing TO press last evening. that Lieut.. W. p. Msngum,
son Of sr.sens,or Msngum, died Of the wound recsv.
ed al the grea. battle the 2la inst We had hoped
from accounts previously received ina, The wound was
not 90 serious.
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The Fayetteville Observer elssses .. The richest jole
Of the season. the fsei ,hs, Lincoln cons,es while
It e.nno, pass unconstitutional ls~, fot I'll such
lsss VOID, 10 lssslre act. Of Lincoln which
he aud il seknorIedgs 10 be unconstitutional.
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jacksonville Female Seminary
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
May Term, 1861.

I"hH II DIUWIHB 2
". Original Attachment.
Bartho Manufacturing Co., y
VT appearing the satisfaction 81 the Court. that the
defendants ne not inhabitants Of this State, that
the ordinary process cannot be served them any Of
their differs II therefore ordered BY the Court that
publication he made in the Hillsboough Recorder for
weeks notifying the said defendants that unless they
al pear The next term Of this Court be held at the
Cuud House HiIlsborough on the fourth Monday in
Aneusl next, then and there TO repeyy and plead ac.
cording 10 law they will be proceeded against in the
same manner as il they had been served with process
aud had failed 10 appear and plead
Witness, George Laws, Clerk Of our said Court, AZ
office in HilIsboroush, the 4,h Monday Of May, A. d.
1861.
GEORGE LAWS, C. C. C.
June 10. Price adv. 81 so l6-6w
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MIss0uri-A paragraph from KnoryilIs states
thai Gov. jackson and Con. Atkinson, Of hsscri,
rived there 90 The 2s,h en- route Tor Richmond; the
Governor nys. one hondred thousand MssOurians ere
ready. il they had arms. dsfsnd the cause Of the
south.
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STATE ARMS.

A LII persons in Orange county who have in their
"a possession Arms belonging TO the State, are re-
ques,ed to deliver them TO me at this place, without
delay. By order Of the Adjuiant General.
R. NJ. JONES, Sheriff.
June II. &c.
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sryrH REGIMENT n. G. STATE TROOPS.

SIXTH NEBiNENT n. Y. STATE fhObrss
Fa The eradication o. those who have friends IN
Cap. Frsslsud's Company. We ere permitted 70 PUb.
li.h an er,r.e, q his letter 10 his uiie.
Manassas Junction, July s3d. 1851.
Nv Dr.R JuLIa:-i am yet alive and we'll
and so only through the great mereies Of
God. Sixteen Of my brave boys fell around
me, dead and wounded. while storming one
81 the snemy's batteries. Our brave Col.
Fisher fell near me. The battle ragged dread
fully Tor twelve hours. They drove US once
in some disorder. but we drove them at last
with great slaughter. | hope never to wit.
ness such scene again. BE Of good cheer,
dear Julia, for hope the last great battle q
fought and won.
Isend you list Of The dead and wounded
81 my Company:
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RUNAWAY CAUGHT /!

"A PRETENDED and lodged in iaiI in HILLSIDE.
= rough, Orange county, N G., on The 18th Of
April, negro man supposed twenty,three OF twenty.
fssr years DID, quite black about FIVE feel nine or len
inches high has two scars across his breast says his
name is Nathan, and belongs 10 Rayner Foundlsnd,
Of Richmond, Va. The owner can get him by proving
property and paying all cost and charges.
r. M. JONES, Sheriff.
May !. 90-3w
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Obituary.

Died. al the residence Of his lhsr in this county, on
Thursday morning the a5,h instant, Ms. HENRY o.
BLACKw0OD, In the s2i year Of his age. The de.
ceased has for several years been member Of The Pres
byierian Church al New Hope.
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mARRnnp.

On the gath instant al the Chapel Of the Cross 10
Chapel Hin, WILLIAM VAN WICK, Of Pendleion,
:. g. 10 MARY, youngest daughter ofthe Hon. VIM.
n. Battle.
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REsEILIos IN LLisoE.-Northern accounts
from Illinois. Of the 18th instant. state tina,
rebellion had broken out in Washington
county, in Illinois. At Nashville, in that
county, the insurgents had cut down the
stars and stripes, and hoisted in their place
the Confederate flag. !. Union" men had
been ordered TO leave the town.
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Faos rmr K as.wm. yaLLrY.-One Of Gen

FRos THE KAsAwHa VALLEY.-0ne Of Gen.
Wise's Aids, Col. s. ID. McDearmon, has
just returned from Charleston, Kanawha.
He reports that on Tuesday last, Captain
Brock. Of the Rockingham Cavalry, togeth-
er with Col. Clarkson, charged about three
hundred Of the enemy. on the side Of a
mountain, twelve miles below Charleston,
killing between twelve and eighteen Of
them.
On the next day, Wednesday. between
four and FIVE o'clock, the enemy, amounting
TO $500, attacked our forces under Lieut..
Col. Geo. S. Patton, commanding 500 men,
at the mouth Of Scarry Greek, fifteen miles
below Charleston, on the Ranawha. The
enemy were repulsed with loss Of from $50
to 400 killed and wounded. Col. Norton,
Of the Indiana Regiment, was wounded and
taken prisoner. Col. Woodruff, Lieut.. Col.
Nea, and Col. De Villiers, Of the llth Ohio
Regiment, together with two captains and a
lieutenant, we're also taken prisoners. Lieut..
Col. Patton was wounded.
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II W,hat the London Times Correspondent
thinks Of lie Fight.

WHHs " thc rtSh.
IA special dispatch to the Baltimore Ex-
change. from Washington. says that Mr..
Russell, of the London Times, who was pres
ent at The battle, states that the loss in kill
ed and wounded of the Federals must amount
to l2,OOO-and that the loss Of the Confeder-
ates will probably reach 1000. He states
that history records no such defeat for the
past century--no rout so utter and complete
as that Of the Federal forces. The fighting
Of the Southern men. he says. was magnifi-
cent. They fired with the precision Of yete-
rams. They would fall to permit their ariii-
lery to fire. and then rising, discharge their
muskets and charge bayonets in splendid or
der. Some of the evolutions were superb,
and performed with perfect rapldity, GOODNESS
and discipline.
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One Of the most interesting incidents Of
the battle is presented in the case of Lieut..
w. p. Mangum, son of Ex-senator Mangum,
of N. c. This young man was attached to
Company b. of Col. Fishers Regiment, |
believe, and owes the preservation of his
life to copy Of the Bible presented him by
his sister. He had the good book in his left
coat pocket. 1t was struck by ball near
the edge, but the book changed the direc-
ton OF the bullet. and it glanced off, infict-
ing severe, but not dangerous flesh wound.
The book was saturated with blood, but the
advice written on fly leaf by the sister
who gave il, was perfectly legible. 1t read
thus: "To my brother. He will read a
portion of this blessed word every day, and
remember his sister," Raleigh Register.
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WooLEN soCKsi

w ANTED, at HiIlsboroush Tor " The Sick Sol.
w diers," WOODEN SOCKS, fs which goods Of
any hind will he given By our merchants.
LADIES' AID SOCIETY. OF Marlborough.
July 81. -
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advice written on a fly leaf by the sister
who gave il, was perfectly legible. 1t read
thus: "T0 my brother. He will read
portion of this blessed word every day, and
remember his sister," Raleigh Register
The VIRGINIA LEyY.-At last the Govern.
or Of Virginia has issued Proclamation
which meets with favor. 1t calls for ten per
cent. Of the white population Of the entire
State. This will furnish l09, 737 men. and
il carried through all the eleven States Of the
Confederacy would producean army Of 567.
2l9-enough to whip Lineola and all his yam
KEGS, Each county is to make up its pro-
portion. Some, which have already ten per
cent. OF their whites in the field, will not
have to furnish any more.
Qua TRooPs IN VIRGINIA. readers
must keep their eyes on our brave troops in
Virginia. Let our ladies' aud friends re-
member them. Gen. Hills regiment. Of
course, is at YORKTOWN, and so is Col. Nc
Kenny's. Col. Williams's near Norfolk, Col.
Pender's near Smithfeld, Col. Daniels at
Suffolk. Col. Stephen Lees, we hear, has
been ordered TO the valley Of Virginia under
Gen. Loring, tie late Col. Fishers is at Ma
nassas, also Col. Hoke's, Col. McRae's, Col !.
klrklands, Col. Tew's, Col. Meares, and
Col. Anderson's. Col. Pettigrew's. Col.
Stokes, and Col. Clark's regiments will leave
Cor Virginia in few days, making in all about
1900 men. Raleigh Standard.
INCREASE OF THE ARNy.-The Secretary Of
War Of the Confederate States has recon-
mended thai 500 regiments Of troops be call
ed out. Ii is understood that Congress will
leave the number Of regiments discretionary
with the President.
NoLuSTEERs.- are about 1000 cav
airy and infantry in camp at Asheville, N.
the Blue Ridge, and as many more can be
had.
Albemarle county, Virginia, has furnished
iwenly.on companies OF volunteers for the
war.
The End Ohio Regiment has delivered up
its arms and gone home. Several other reg.
iments have already disbanded.
A doubtful rumor was in circulation that
John Cochrane and Loyejoy, members Of
Congress, who came to see the fight. were
taken prisoners"
The contraband" articles captured in
cluded fine brandies aud wines, with which
the Federals probably intended to hold a
| Publication, after their victory.
The rumored capture Of Gen. Patterson
is unfounded.
SIGNIFIcAST.-Th Louisville Courier says
| that two merchants u that city have reces-
ed orders from Europe to purchase $1,000
worth Of bonds OF the Confederate States.
That such bonds have advanced in eonse.
quence in New York. Aud that no orders
come from Europe for Northern stocks.
John A. Striff, commission merchant, Of
Cincinnati. has been arrested on charge Ol
treason, in shipping butter to Louisville,
there to be re-shipped TO the extreme south.
NORFOLK, July 5.-A large ship, with a.
bout $50 bags OF coffee, went ashore oil Cape
Henry Monday night. She has been secur-
ed by our men, who are glad TO realize such
prize with this cargo.
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secretary Of state.--Ths Hon. Rob. TOomb',
Secretary Of State Of the Confederate ssies, ha. re
signed. and The Hon. e. NJ. 7. Hunter Of Virginia, has
been appointed 10 succeed him.
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4 AMPS, Chmneys and Chimney Brushes. new
IL lot received this daa.
]. c. TuRRENTlNE & son.
October IS. W.
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MI SIC SCHOOL,

MISS MINERS next session will commence on the
AsA 18th Of Jnly. Terms for instruction SEQ use Of
Piano for Practice S.; payable half in advance, and
the remainder al the close Of the session.
July 2. 99-2w
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-06-21

Jrp0T T,Sn's PEorEr. At last we
have Judge Taney's decision in the Merry
mao Aai,a, ,rpts case. Ia i. simply a pro-
test against the suspension Of the writ by
the President Of the United States. The
Judge state. tha, Congress alone ha, the
legal authority TO suspend this privilege.
aud argues tina, the President cannot IN
any emergency, or IN any state Of things"
authorize its Suspension.
IL Constitution OF tho United States
provide. that " the privilege Of the writ Of
hs',as corpus shall no, be suspended, r7lcD
rirz ~ ,as,t 'frt5,Li5l Or igran0H fis pub
tsf,iy v.ay r.ylrs Al" Now the question
% Be decided j., who /. % declare the ne
ee--ity tor such suspensionT "Cougrcs-
alone. 4" replies Judge fancy. But IL Con-
gr--- j. not IN session? Suppose the cOGu-
iry i. invaded, OF rebellion break. out, a.
it has this time IN Baltimore and elsewhere,
when Consrss. i. no, in .c--iOuf
IL l. Acknowledged that the suspension Of
,be witt measure which may become
absolutely necessary to the defence Of the
government and tie nation. IL isasknoWl.
el:si that il suspension may bslp save the
State. The crisis when IL Is necessary TO
suspend ii. come. up suddenly and without
warning. lsii possible that no ono but
Congress shall have the right TO take this
important step And dos Judge fancy
mean that until Congress can De called to-
gcther. tie nation aud the President. who's.
hishe., duty it d, 10 defend the nation
ssains, il. enemies. shall De deprived Of one
o. The mo.,.poient weapons Tor self-ieiencv ,
Ii'sImp'y this which Judge fancy main.
nin.. lN. Y. Post.
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4 GOLD DOLLAR FOUND,

4 Noy,I CIEeUSsTAscI In isis, d..
IIsrrick ofdsrcd h.. iofctuan TO enclo.s "a box
OF b.. Sugar Coated Pill. new gold doli.r-sl.o
.hor, letter. requesting the haicr OF the daiiar,
or rather the B.fsAa'U ofihs boN 81 pii. contain.
NJ e, To- addre.. Dr. lleu,ck. naming hi' reel.
,l.nc,. date. etc. Il nov appear, that the box
~. purchased BY NJ. Amos Stephenson. oillous.
tou. TcNa..-~ho, ,na letter 60 DE-. lleuick,
dated Nav 10Th ls61, ,ay, -" On opcuins q
LaS Of yss' Pill.. purchasrd th,. day judge ofmy
surprise on 6nd,ng GELD dolli'. Ga examining
the directions, yolr note frsque., Sa.sl.o found.
", hrls laughter claim. the dollar, through
uh,ch have made a hole, aad a. ~t,t-, tie
suspended iron her NECK. With ribboa." The
druys,.t,n Ilou',on pnreha.sd hi. supply of Pill.
an Ne~ lo'k. add the New York druggist, direct
ron Nc Hsuick.
.S-Sse Advertisement on fourth page.
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PILES! PILES! PILES I,

What i.ul How cured Thousands Of
psrsons have p,lss-suiicr iot Sear. nth the
di.~s.e-,-t fe~ kaos What u -, 90 ho~ II -
c,H,t. ESsry c,.e ct pilc.. ~heihet manifested
iu ,hs iuTru ~ external runat. i'~Isni h'ciings,
~ be- y,osnt tchag snd ,ff,tsi,os,, i-p~nd. essen.
tt,lIy Spa coagvst'on IT the sliomiaal 'Cnpss
c,rCulai,on. Tho. pFoduc~. The enlargement,
dilii.n 1T the veins. t,smstiua oftam'r., hranft-
hsges, psin aud saheTtng sad the dtsssss can
on, D. ianis'nsaL,Il, curri b, un-i,cin"' ~h,ch /,
ukca inistnaly, relieve th,s 'suous congestion.
Isnrc oinin,sais, w.she.. ani even objections,
are ,nsdsytusL
HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC PILE
SPECIFIC, simple sugar pm, tkrn too Of
thrve uu,-s dsy, cures the i.ssse by ruuag
the coni,t,oa upnn ~h,ch the disease d~pead'
IInnir,i, have bs-p cuTrt Nv q, even e" the ru1st
obstinate eases. III -ili be promptly bcnehued
b, u. ffc~, - csni' hoN.
Scntb, mail ot eNrfr,., Tree Of charg, ,on re-
ceipt OF the pnc-. Adtrv-.
La. .. HUMPHREYS 4 CO.,
W. So Bfoai-ay. New York.
See adVeftissmcut ga anothet Celumn.