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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
COURAGE OF THE ENEMY.

We fully agree with Southern conteE'
potary that II i unjust and iRpoitic 70
dvpreeIale ne courage Of the enemy, repre-
sentius them IS race Of towards, ready 70
a.sperse upon the reading Of the riot act.
By such = representation We induce our own
brave soldiers 10 relax their vigilance. and
Nhen tietorisgs, as they almost alaaye are,
The isgIels won from pusillanimous foe can
neither be VERY brilliant nor enduring. The
grea, mass 81 sii races Of men are endowed
with physical courage. and the Yankees
form ~ exception. Ii Is equally true that
tHey have achieved no military reversss in
thr present mar. tor they are lighting 10 j
bad easss. and against people who have
not only more military spirit and aptitude.
bot rho are defending their homes and all
that makes life worth having. Nor, we're
the enemy unifurmly triumphant. instead Of
uniformly defeated, ~ould the result have
any considerable bearing On the qaestion
whether the Yankees are Or are not brave
people. Fer tits not the Yankees who CON
pose the main boiy Of the rank ADD tils of
the Federal army, but the Germans and Irish,
who rave always made splendid soldiers,
and whose courage and endurance are pro-
verbal. Even i the Yankees are a. great
Poitroons a. many suppose, they have gei
net 10 FIGHT for them who have alnsss been
regarded Il Among the best fighting mater.
ais 10 Europe, and hence we ought not 10
dsspiss the enemy. nor dim the lsurels o
our uvn hsroir defenders by representing
iheir victories y easily achieved
Il i no common glOry, in oOr opinion, {,
ccaqusr ssth men as fought al Springfield
Colambas, Manassas. Lsesburs anil oiher
great 5Attiss ii this war. We should leav,
i 10 R1ssell, and such carieaturisis u botl
nations. iH Ansfics, 20 report this as 4 mere
Ch.asse civil war--a tight u shanghai roos.
'es. 81 dersnttd terkey gobblsr- For oui
oun part, ae fsgsrd the achievements 81 oui
Southern troops IN this contest 20 aa1ng the
moss remarkable ID the annaisaf ar. They
have defeated, ID almost every battle, rssu
ar troops and vel disciplined volunteers
uids - 10 great part Of the best hgh,in.
msn d gsrope md tie North, aul aItn n,
odds sgainI o.. in almass esers bsttie. u
three gr iysr 70 one. LIS !. gipss enDggt
isf az people, IL esrtalni, cana9t be 10.
dressed BY repre,estiag their shssnies a
towards
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

IA -eae agti 5Asai 10 o'clock, x Shich
s..aa ii 5aslb eaerad the yentilator OF the
ur.of and came In contact mlth the maya
zine. setting some Of us tlmbers on fire.
There was immediately a terror stricken
rusE into the open fort. and no longer could
our men b. g-mstralped To be still or remain
in security behiu,s the walls and parapets.
Now nearly .lS hundred nsn were scatter
cd over the fort, which was only two hun
dred feet square, with scarcely she'll fall
ing eQt Of their midst. II was then that our
weR began to tall isick and fast. Il was
hen, aud not until thea, amid the lneeasing
explosions Of these messengers of death,
that the conviction Of our utter helplessnsss
was fully realized, and the final consamma-
ton of indifferent neglect on the part OF Of
hcials, who had been frequently appraised Of
our condition, and the threatenings Of the
enemy, was fast closing the drama with DIS
repute TO themselves and destruction to us.
Ehus, when madness alone wonld have al.
tempted longer to hold resistiess tort, and
nothing could be gained by dying amid ITS
shattered walls, our eoters we're struck.
Bntlel us ask whether we lose or gain by
the surrender The first gain is. that Old
Rip i somewhat awakened from her lsthar-
hy bv the loss OF the post, whether she cares
for the loss Of her sons or not. But whether
this severe crash upon her cOrns, BY the
Yankees. will prove radically beneficial oil
not, remains as vet tn be seen. II is my
snscial purpose il this connection, 10 speas
%, thu service OF nur worthy Commodore
who il msH be- sesn IRON these facts, is free
frsR any blame that may lie attached TO him
H. could not aaps been responsible for the
disasters OF the previous day, because NJ
was nut there. nor tor those OF the secont
dav, because Of our helpless condition, rem
dered 50 By the neglect of others, and wa
then beyoud redress. Now, il in the time
manner or terms OF capitulatiou, NE gain al
advantage, we are indebted TO him for it
The surrender was made in time to save lite
and in manner 10 secure the proper term
Of capituiation, and those terms secured I,
as the treatment due to prisoners Of war
snd to the Southern Confederacy the first
and as vet the only claim TO recognition a
beliigerent power, upon the Federal goy
eminent. such was the loss Of diplomac,
10 them aud gain TO Us, that for these assur
anees Com, Stringham was forced to resigr
hls position, and with him also seven Of thu
naval officers under his command.
Yours. most respectfully,
JOSEPH d BARNES,
Released Prisoner,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
rIGnr NEAR cnl.rMnIl. KY.

Tie Columbus Nv. special currsspoD dent
q ID. Memphis Appeal, writing under date
ot Nov. 10, Furnishes that parer wiih w,
interesting account II the Belmont fight. from
which We extract the foIlowngi
Tac loss of the enerny y estimated al los
actually counted and buried On ~ field. 100
carried on the boat bearing The lag of irnre
and $50 killed on the boats a. thet sere en-.
barking. making total Of killed on their
side u 5is. Esquire Robinson, n Shslby
county, d company A. 81 regiment. Va. ZAP
tured, and vas on the boat At the time psr
troop. we're pouring Calling FIRE into them.
and he estimates tho number IL Killed % tbs
boats az over 300. lie vas returned 10 60.
lambus to-day
There can. be no donb, that The troup,
brought against " % The 9TH were lie very
best 10 the Lincoln service. Al heir prison.
srs here acknowledge.
A steamer, bearing = Gag Of truce, came
20 Columbus q. day, bringing Mrs. Dougher.
" and other ladies, who came down "a ace
their husbands. who are prisoners IN cor
hands.
We have 100 prisoner. ii osr possession
unlFieEsd, and about Tie same number goun.
ded are IN oar hospitals. The enemy are re-
ported 70 have log Of our men Al Cairo, a
Iafge sambsr taken from our hospital on the
Dtbsf side.
Two gentlemen, residents Of Austin, Ter.
y. passed through Colnmbu, 10 day. who
fsfs taken prisoners u New York On land.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
LATE FROM EUROPE.

New York, Nov. lg.-By the steamer Nor.
wcgisn. at Portland. Ne have Liverpool
dates u the sth instant
The United Stairs steamer James Adger
was al Southampton.
The English Government has ordered large
Shipments q ball cartridges 70 Canada. bot
the shipment d Armstrong guns has been
eountermanded.
rHE EXHIBITION TO srxIco.
The PARIS papers give the particulars o.
tie convention agreed upon by France. Eng
land. aud spain, relative 20 the Mexican ex.
petition.
The Patrie says the three Powers ara 20
have he rghtio send The same naval strength.
while The strength nl the force. 10 BE- landed
Is TO be appoflaned according 10 the number
IT subjects such P0Nvr Ia, 10 Msxieo--Sp4in
therefore will claim the precedence.
The Cabinet al Warrington will be invit.
ed 10 jim in the expedition. and il will be
left optinnal with them to send such number
d hip. and lroops - they may deem adyis,
able. Tile Dcbats SAYS:
The Power. are. al the commencement. 10
rndfa,nr 90 impose suspension II arms be.
isern lhr bsiligsrrnt parties 10 MEXICO
lhet undertake not 10 oeeups permanently
any part u the territory. and To obtain no
exclusive advantage over MEXICO. They
rnga.e T. leave Mraieo entirely free iachoosc
~ own inrm ~ government.
The bbndan Tunes trests. IN an editorial,
on The IL feeling u the North towards Eng
land. and IL gruuudlrssnes. II s4ysi
:" We shall. nevertheless, continue 70 ~.
press oar conviction that setsssien has lie
Iro,sii The Federal Union. and that 10 whirb
f,er sidr sictsry inclinr.. IT, Reconstruction
NJ ihe It'd b.Is i impossible"
The fims. also repeats It's convictions on
sunify oihtr poinls.
HsHEsr, No, ~
Tie Steamship Niagara hs. arrived from
liverpool. with dates via Queenstown 70 the
81 inst.
The commercial article of the London
Times says that II would Be glad 10 see INC
establishment Of the Cosfederate States. be,
cause The political power Of the South woold
thereby BE- les.encd.
Sir John Packingion IN q reesnt spfeen
said that The great powers Of Eufpfs sap1l'
demonstrate against the eoniinaanes 2 ~
var is America.
The PAR. correspondent 81 the lndepen
deut Beige, iniimatss that the proposed ~
lerVentien 10 Mexican affairs has an ultsrif
object, and says that The time must come
when the Cotton blockade will eesse 70 Dc
That pager rawss January a. the
lime. Fourteen Rnglish and French vat
vessels ara al Halifax.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
Tgg souTH IN AIMS

s Iats letter from Charleston 70 lks Rich.
mand Examiner saYss--
EHe Yankees have not been wholly fnista-
kfa d tae effect u their descent upon Port
ltoz Tas people Of t1is and he Adjoia.
Ina atss ise -, ihs tide 81 VAT /. rolling
rBpla tgwufdi .asir osn hearthstonfs, and
the tfents IN Virginia, keaiaeky ard Mis-.
sour hate become % t.en 81 secondary i'm.
portsats. Ibet 49, startled, bat undi.may.
tI III south Carolina f4tfs Il an unitersal
fus8 10 arms ii dsuieEs which had seem.
I'd 70 BE- stripped of lissus nen 10 swell
the army 81 The Potomac asW GRIP pf arm.
Nh men have sprung III IL 'bs ru.i bf IRE
drum. The coast has s1ddeny bsE6mt
'sst camp, and from the Peedee q tie "a.
tanhah river the sea islands are Uf4Fg
with hsfoaets. Regiment after regiment
has come ID from North Carolina, and others
Ufe oH 1hslr was hithef from Alabama and
even iran LoasIans. lou may judge Tue
stgGut Ill lux afmt that Ia. ihu. suddenly
tYust Eatti % or ssABaafd, Nv tie fact
tiat 3 contract Was made herr yesterday 70
iufhs as..y eonmsHeias to.Boffas, fresh
mett iaf 5000 troops II il MOI nnfea.yn.
shle Y s4ppgst "a savannah has been cali.
~ upps % ,uFpIs 40 e4aal number. AZ
shat poiats thess SAT- forces A., posted i
sosid 90 h proper ., rtis tims u men.
ton
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27


AaSs.-1rhe Richmond Examiner savs that
the machiner, Il the Richmond and Far
eitesilIe hrnaries auI 1t private arnories i
turning out several handred maskei. and ri :
hrs every day that there are masafxetorie s
u brnid swords and small arm, al Richmond
.nd :; Wilmington, and probably other pla
ces; that the vessel Just arrived from Glas-
gov brought at least 5000 improved guns.
besides powder. .clothins. Sc: that several
thousand guns we're eapi1rsd n Iecsburg.
Lexington aud BelmaHt; and ihus We alrea-
de have or soon will have, plenty Of arms.
Otter shIps are also expected.
SPEcrrAross.-Thc Legislature IL Ten.
Hsssee has made il a criminal offence Tor
persons wis are found guilty Of gazing about
The cnuntry buying up the articles Of prime
necessity, ii nrder ii speculate thereon and
demand exorbiiaht prices for the same. This
Is striking At the root Of the evil At once,
and u . masi eHectpal Nay.
General Wool he been instructed IL CON.
muniesie with the "pfaper Confederate al.
tl,ofitie.. under aag af truce, in reference
70 facilities for supplying The prisoners in
Their custody with clothing aud uther nece..
.aries.
The release Of Lieutenant Albef, Eant1
On his parole iar limited period. has been
r,elproraied % our part by the release Of
rebel prisoner.
There is still prospect Of general sx.
change uf prisoners, althoagh there !. ., yer
~ frfniie arrangement on the subject
wNrEs orAKrERs-Two or three stean
engines, laf driving saw mills. have Just
BEEN sent from Richmond towards Manaras
Junction. This lOoks like making prepara.
tien, 20 saw plank FOR building esntonmsnt.
Tor our troops on The Potomac line
The Buffalo IN. W Courier states, m hi,
sslhOrity 1t Tharlow Weed. thar Nr. LIN.
cnin has expressed his regret thar he did nut
support NJ erittenden'. propositions Of lasl
winter. VERY probable.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
ARRIVAL 0F FuREIoS Mls.oT. Was AT
GnaEtEsT0s,

Tie British screw frigats Immoftaliis has
arrived at Charleston. The Courier IL the
18Th has the following concerning her: The
ship .of-war which arrived Of this bar on
Saturday last. Is the British sercv ffigate
lmmortalits. Captain George Hancock. q.
b., OF fifty .sne guns and $40 men. She Il
las, from New fork. which port shs lrft on
Monday. the illh inst, and 70 be stationed
OF ihi. eosst Tor the protection Of British IN
,eresis She "a. ,isited yesterday By Mr..
Bunch. Her Majesty's Consul. The immor-
talis j. splendid steam frigaie. and carries
several i0O-posnder Armstrong guns, whieh
are capable Of range Of Eve miles. 10
Few DAYS We may expect the arrival 81 The
British steam sloop Racer. which vessel be.
ing 81 draft suitable 10 our bar. will, per.
haps. be permanently stationed near ihis
port.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

EXCITEMENT AT NKw ORLkass.-charles-
ton. Nov 2i.--The Mercury publishes spe-
cal dispatch from New Orleans. dated on
YESTERDAY. which states that an intense eI.
citement preyail. there relative to the threat
ened attack 90 Columbus. Ky. Comm.
dore Hollins had gone there with his feet.
and has autographed for all the asailable
boats, and the steam ram Manassas. The
floating battery. with 20 guns, goes Up To-
night. All the river pilots have been i'm
pressed into service.
Seventeen thousand troops and seventy
cannon are al Gclrmbus.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
FROM TENNESSEE.

Nashville Nov. 30
The Tennessee Legislature to, day passed
a law establishing State Ordinance Bureau.
and appropriated $500, 900 for the manuiac
ture OF arms.
II also authorized the Governor to press
into immediate service all suitable guns held
by persons throughout the State.
An unusually large public meeting held
this day. resolved 10 send men and money to
Columbus.
An address was issued. calling upon sister
States to send forward men and guns IN de.
fence OF the Mississippi Valley. The ad "
dress says: The threatened Invasion is At
last at hand. Tbs enemy 10 moving spon
Us, by land and water, 10 overwhelming
numbers. In the next 1--WE days a great bat
tie will be fought At toIumbus, and i over.
powered Memphis win be lost to the South.
Unless Alabama, Mississippi aud Lsusiana
help, the surrounding States must meet the
invaders, looking the danger slernly IN the
face, before il IS too late.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27
cArTURs Or NEssRs. sLtDELL AND
AABON.

The extraordinary nsvs reached The city
yesterday. that Msssrs. slidelI and Mason,
with ihsfr Secretaries, had been brought into
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

nlsrnsirios ~ ouR foRoEs II rHE WRsr.
We learn that the following disposition
has b.rn Determined IT our loree in Western
Virginia.
erneral JaeksOn's command will 20 into
winter quarters =, Monterey.
Gpnersl Loring's command viii be Ovid.
ed; 4 portion will winner at Grcenbrier
Bridge. and anoiherp eIiion will be noyed
TO Winchester. Stra.burg aud the vicinity.
General FLOYD Is still on III. kanawha. hi,
Uses extending from Cotton Hill 70 Mont
koinery Ferry.
The Third Virginia Regiment. Colonel
Stark. " the Wise Brigade. has been ORDER
ed 70 Join Genrrsl FLOYD, command.
Richmond ExamiHsr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

Ts.Ysa1.. s,sha. Gl.ss. -. i.ass. Or.
tsass.s Fs tssst
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

PAINFUL OccuRRKscR. We regret to hear
from the Peninsula that Major Bagley. Of
Cobb's Legion. from the city Of Mobile, wa.
killed last saturday morning. while on a
scouting expedition before day, b. strefro
his own men, Nv wh0m h. was mistaken for
an enemy. Major b. served with credit 10
the war with Mexico. irop which time 20 the
secession of South Carolina. he was m Off
Ger uf the U. y. Army. We are told that he
was gallant gentleman AID intrepid sol
dier. One OF two others we're wounded By
the same fatal blunder Richmond Wig.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1861-11-27

Hampton Roads by Federal war vessel and
delivered to the custody of General Wool, at
Fortress Monroe. The fact was communi.
Gated BY Gen. Wool, under flag Of truce.
10 Gen. Huger, and by the latter DISPATCHED
to Secretary Benjamin. II Is said that the
arrested commissioners will. by permission
Of Gen. Wool, send dispatch to our Gov
eminent on the subject Of their capture.
Il seems that they had taken passage on
the royal mail steam packet from Havana to
liverpool, and that the steamer was boarded
by the u S. man. OF war San Jacinto, under
command OF Capt. Wilkes. for the purpose
Of arresting these gentlemen. who, with their
Secretaries, were brought forcibly oft. The
ladies Of the commissioners were lett on
board. 1t is thought that the boarding was
effected shortly after the steamer had left
the port Of Havana. The U. 5. Consa ~
Havana gave information OF their embarka-
ton on the British packet.
The mere capture OF two citizens is, Of
course, a small loss TO the Southern Confed-
eracy. The affair assumes Importance only
in respect to the treatment it may receive
from the British Government. The deck oil
a British vessel is as sacred as British soil
To board British vessel forcibly and carry
off persons, is as great an insult 10 British
Sovereignty. as to send armed men TO Lon,
don and 10 capture ambassadors assembled
amid her curt. Il is in this aspect IL III,
case that the capture Of Messrs. Mason and
Slidell assumes importance. The British
Captain protested against the whole proceed
ing. and will doubtless report il 10 his Gov,
ernment. Rielm6nd Dispoieh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
NEW SPRING GOODS.

wv E are this week receiving large and very w choice Stock of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS. of the latest styles and very cheap. LADIES' DRESS GOODS. Black and Fancy Silks, Poplins, Mohairs, French Prints, Ginghams, &c. CLOTHS,
 CASSIMERES,
 VEsIINGs; Kentucky Jeans Ticks; Stripes Check, Den- inns; Beached and Brown Cottons Towellings, &c.,, &c.
 Linen Towellngs Napkins {; Table Spreads i; Crash, Sc.
 GLOVES, HOSIERY, AND WHITE GOODS;
 RE4DYMADE CLOTHING a LADIES & GENTS TRUNKs, FROM $2 TO SlO. Carpets Oil Cloths, and Paper Hangiags. BOOTS & SHOES;
 HARDWARE;
 GLASSWARE, x
 CROCKERY.
 Wooden Bowls Tubs and Fails. Clover, Timothy, and Red Top Seed. TEAS, COFFEE, SUGAR and MOLASSES, and all kinds of GROCERIES. Goldfish and Mackerel-and lots of other Goods which we think you will find as cheap and de- smable as can be found here, or in adjoining towns. fY Cash and all other kinds of Produce taken in exchange Respectfully,
 BISHOP & sEDGWICK. Litchfeld, March 18th, 1861. tf-49
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
TREAT ONCE s4GsaHN, as Of New Milford.

~7 OULD respectfully inform his customers w and the public generally, that he has completed his New Store. and filled 1t with as fine an assortment of Goods as ever were collect ed together among the hills of New England.
 Treat having purchased his Goods at low fig ures, will :ake great pleasure in selling them low.
 Treats Stock consists of great variety of Cotton Goods, Dress Goods Cloths and Cassi- meres-eheapsr than ever before known. 20,00O Yds. of choice American, English and French Prints, Embossed Table Covers, at half price Elegant Piano Covers. Balmaral Skirts, Hoop do. -1O00 Yds. Crash-Toile, Quilts. &c. &c.
 Treat keeps large and extensive assortment of Hardware, Carpenters and Joiner's Tools Paints, Oils. Glass -GROCER1Es-:Iron and Steel Nails-and and endless variety of other Goods not mentioned.
 Treat keeps and sells the best FLOUR that comes into the State. called 6 The Ladies Friend" All Goods sold are to be called by their right names, and no unreasonable amount of Gas will be displayed in order to effect sales
 EY" Treat has coo lds. of the cheapest SILKS ever seen in the State.
 Feb. 27, 1861. tf-4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
Iitehfield Mutual Fire Insurance Co

1uyHE Directors of the Litchfeld Mutual Fire M Insurance Company, in s1omitung .nelr brief summary of their operations during the nnartsr of a century which has elapsed since their oarpanization. for the purpose of determining whether the Company has fulfilled the design and exnectations of its founders by afording the con- vepience of a central location in our County, ex- tending facilities and resulting benefits by means of aeencies established in each town and still pre- serving a just and uniform rate of insurance. and bv avoiding the assumption of hazardous risks by agents, by suljecting all survey, of property and annlications for insurance to Central Board of Directors and thus furnishing to each member of the Company safe, economical, and "home' insurance company, at equitable rates, and secur- ing the resulting profits to the insured, as their common property.
 How we'll the principle of mutual insurance has been sustained, as an economical and reliable sys- tenn, will appear from the following statement of the operations of the Company during the 27 years of its existence:
 The following statement exhibits the amount in cash received for premiums, the amount charg ed on the Company books, reserved as guarantee fund, and as basis for assessment if necessary ; and also. the amount of property insured-which we have arranged into periods of five years while our policies were thus extended and three years for the subsequent period the last being the pre- sent term of insurance:
Litchfield enquirer., 1861-05-02
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 UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC BALM
Diptheria,

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 DiPtheria, that has ever yet been discovered. The best mode of using it is to bathe the throat, neck and chest every hour with the Balm clear and at the same time, or oftener, take it inwardly, mixed with mOlasses or syrup, as strong as 1t caa be swallowed comfortably, in tea spoonful doses of the mixture. During the severity of the attack, the air of the room should be kept quite moist, by vapor from water on the stove. Besides the above, this Balm is the best FAM II4Y MEDICINE one can have in Dysentery. Di- arrhoea, and Bowel Complaints it is almost in falible. Its efficacy in curing Neuralgia Rheu- matism, Tooth-Ache, Headache, FEVER AND AGUE, and Bruises and Lamenesses of all kinds, is un- questioned.
 It Is EXCLUSIVELY VEGETABLE, and may therefore be used with perfect safety {; and your own experience is the best testimony that can be had in reference to it therefore,
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 A Pamphlet containing full and specific direc- tions how to use it in every case of disease for which it is recommended, accompanies each Bottle.
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 Price % cents
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 DIR. MANCHIUS' SUGAR COATED TONIC
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 DR. THESSIEdl'S WORM IOZENGES-a safe, pleasant, but etfectual remedy for Worms They not only act as a Vermifuge, but the best physic child can take.
 DR. TFESSIER'S PROPHYLAC1IC, or Fe- male Medicine, for Obstruct Menstruation, &c. For full particulars, see small Pamphlets which accompany each bottle.
 Price $I.
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