pir ma:
General
A
tailed otherwise titan by the
afably, aad then only by the concurrence
01 nao-uuras 01 an rnr metnttem of each
Houae of the General Assembly. No part
of tho Conttitation of th Staio iihal) bo
jneoded, uul by a Coaneniiun, the del
TS"1" wcwi bihui consist ( the same
ttumMr ae the nicWbera of the House of
ComOMos aad be rhokan by the qualified
Tuum wr mem Den ot such lions,-.
Ratified in Convention th! taeity-fif:
aay ot Juno, Anno Domini, ouo thousand
if at bund red and sixty-six. I
CDWIN'ffc RYXUV. Prri,h:,t
Moori, See'y lf 'omentum
m. u. oaucE, Assistant Secretary.
DEPABRTMENT OF 6TAEE,
Hai-eich, June 26, 166. t
I, KOBT. W. BKnT, Secretary ott'.o
n and for the Sute of North Carolina, do
nereoy oertify that the foregoing is a true
opr ot tni- original on file in this offlce.
Wrtn under my band the Mrth day ot
wo, A. v., 1SUG.
R. W. BEST,
AN ORDINANCE
Submitting to the qualified voters' of the
State thesratificaliom or rejection of the
Constitution adopted by Hie Convection
Section. 1. Be it ordained by the peo
ple of North Carolina, in Convention as
sembled. That the Constitution of the State,
adopted by this convention, be submitted
o me governor to the people ou the first
laareday ol August next, thirty days uo
tice having been given, and that the polls
oe opened ty the respective Sheriffs and
kept open for three successive dav at the
eveial electjoo precincts m each ard every
county in the estate, under the same rules
and regulations as now exist for the elec
tion of members of the General Assembly:
That the said Sheriffs be required to com
pare and certify the results of the election,
on or before the Thursday following, and
transmit the same in twenty, days there
after to the Governor of the State: Thet
11 persons qualified to vote for members
of the General Assembly, may vote For or
against the ratification of the same : Those
who wish a ratification of the Constitution
voting with a printed or written ticket,
"Ratification;" those of a contrary opin
ion, ''Rejection." It shall be the duty
ol the bhenus to make duplicate statements
ot the polls in their respective comities
worn before the Clerk of the County
Court, one copy ofwhich shall be deposited
in said Clerk's office, and the other copy
transmitted to the Governor of the State at
Raleigh.
Sec. 2 Be it further drdtir.ed, That
when the returns aforesaid shall have been
received, the same shall be opened by the
Governor, in the presence of the Secretary
lOntV of the votes polled shall be in tavor
of a ratification of the Constitution, the
same shall bo foithwith made known by
proclamation ot the. Oovtirnor to the peo
ple of the rftate : and thereupon the Gov
ernor shall cause to he eucoreed on the
Constitution as tnrolkd by order ,of the
Convention, or sh.!l annex thereto a cer
tificate, under his signature, declaring that
the said Constitution has been ratified by
the peopl& of North Carolina; and the Sec
retary ofState shall countersign the said
cenif.eaie, and annex ihcreto the Great
Seal of the State, rod the coast t ition so
enrolled, with the certificate aforesaid, shall
be forever kept among the archives of the
SUte, if , the office of the Secretary afore
said. Sc. 3. Be it further ordained' ' That
th Constitution, thus ratified,, shall take
ffect and be in force from and after the
proclamation of the ratification thereof:
Frovidedn however, That the officers holding
office under the State shall severally contin
ue to exercise their respective functions,
until their places shall be tilled by the
Constitution as ratified.
Ratified in Convention this 25th day of
Jane, A. D., one thousand eight hundred
and sixty six.
, . EDWIN G. READE,
President,
Jakes H. Moore, Secretary.
t Tl . , i . a .
j. dalmkh, as i. oecreiaay.
DEPARTMENT OP STATE,
Raleigh, N. O, June 26lb. 1866 f
I, ROBERT W. BEST, Secretary of
State, in and for the State of North Caro.
Una, do hereby certify that the foregoing
is a true copy of the original on file in this
office.
Given under my hand the 26th. day of
June, A. D., 1866.
R, W. BEST,
'Secretary of State
Austria General GobltlitJ was nearly broke
up. It lost 21 guns and flais.
It Is oBciaJly denhd ftiat the Prussian lost
lri run, as Mute. I hv a Vieunu dlrs.ti'h. Tin
Prussians have uot lost a gun.
The Austrian, have retired to a sfrniij; po
sition between Jotephstiiil' and Korfluj;' ''rati
Their retreat (p said to have been
The arm v of the KH- had adam. .1 Key. .ml
Gltschln. The Kiug of Prussia visited th
army on tbe 3d. a.
Tbe London Times says that, horrible as
thernagi has liceji. it is tail tl pr.'Iilde t.
the pitched battle now unavoidable, iu which
23OJI00 meu will be engaged on either Hide
Victor Kiaanuel had sent a telegram to the
King of Prussia, congratulating him n tin-
victories of his army. The operations bet ween
the Italians ami Austriaaa had been cntined
to skirmishing. ' The former were preparing
fr another uriMnrght and the soldi. a were
eager for the fray.
The revolt iu Spain had been suppressed.
The Great Eastern, with the cable, passed
the Isle of Widit on the 1st, en route lor Va
Uatia-
It 11 Latsr fr m Vurop.
N'iw Yoke, July 1G.
The N'ova Scotia, from Liverpool, with dates
to the 5th, has arrived.
Sales of cotton for the week SS.OOObales.
Market closed buoyant, with an advance of
from J to t pence, owing to the prospect of
peace.
Breadstuff's very dull. decline in all quali
ties, Provision market inactive, but prices
toady.
A great battle occurred on' the 3rd., near
Lmlowa, in which the Prussians gained a
complete victory, capturing 1 1,000 prisoners.
There was terrible lobs in both armies.
Austria sent in a Hag oftrUce and has agreed
to a ccftiou of Veuetia and accepted Napoleon
as Mediator. Napoleon immediately commu
nicated with the belligerents.
The Prussian aud Italian reply to the pro
position has not yet transpired. There are
rumors that Prussia's reply is not favorable-
In Loudon, however, peace is regarded as
irtually concluded.
LATEST t'AKKKT Bl POSTS
New York, July 1(1. M
Cotton firmer at .'Waite.
Gold $1,49!.
.Sterling sight II.
Special lYoticcs.
SALISBURY MILLINEIIY
1J0OK STORE.
Tin
hj
I
I
i
in u
ofthe
All
publication to U- bud.
kind ai.il grades of
x SCHOOL BOORS.
Rellgioaa, Historical,. Bktgraphieal, anJ
MiKCtllalMMe v.orks.
(Hank Hooks, Note Book Writing phfers,
Wall iaper, snade. Ate. ,
Stationery ami h'-mef Articm,
r sU aa low aspatulUu.
HlilthlK Sc MARRIHON.
BookHellers. e.
8alibnry. N.C. July Vi,'&Lg ?G 6fa.
warmTed
'
New Arrival.
I
y Ai)i
GOLD & SILVER,
ThrluVbeiit cash price paid for old Bilvsr sod Cold
Rnlthm.
L. V.
July I0. (
PAVWA Of).
noStww 3m
MAGGrIEL'3
FEVER AD AGUE CURE.
Dr. J. MAGGIEL'SPever ct.d Ague Tills
also cure Chills and Fever. Tiiey are au in
fallible tunic for the system in all miasmatic
nil should tm fcHPi iu the mctTt-!ie
or evenTatmty. '
A box of PILLS will be sent free to any
suffering with the above complaints, and no
money need be returned bv the patient uutil
he feels that he is netting cured by the us of
MA'tGItL'S CHILJS and FtVKK PILLS
tV Thev are sold by "all Druggists at $200
per box. and a perfect cure is guaranteed H itii
roin ono to three boxes,-u tuuNdirections are
implicitly followed. , 1
1' .Sold by all Druggists and Dr. J Mao-
r.ir.L, 43 Fulton Street, New York, at S H)
per box, and to whom all orders should be
addressed.
tW Caution.j I have noticed with much
pain that many Druggists, both at home and
abroad, areoft'ering my Billious and Diarrhuai
Pills to patients for the cure of Cuilw aud r e-
ver, and Ague, fliy Jiiiimus ana I'lnrrtum
Pills are infallible for what tliey claim ti be.
but nothing more. Do not then be imposed
upon. Aly vui ami fever remedies have
their name on the boxes, and are entirely dif
ferent from any of my other mediciue. I have
been at considerable expense to have a label
engraved dillicult tocouuterfeU. aud it ia bolted
that the consumer will narrowly scrutiuizt.
what he purchases, purporting to be mine.
J. MAliulLL. M. V.,
dwlyno34 43 Fulton St., New York
Concord Female
COLLEGE.
THE next Session will commence on the
first Monday of September, and will close on
die "1st of December. The expense of Tui
tion and Hoard with washing included, will
be from tJOto 4(100. Partial' advance pay
ments will be expected. All needful indul
gence, however, w Withe,. .given our patrons.
LetTrrr pood and punctual parent' Resitafe to
.end his daughter because he c:;nnot raise the
money to pay in advance. Each pnpll will
furnish hec-walifMs and towels, and also a
pair of sheets nd pillowcase. Extra char
ges M ill he made for Music, French, Latin aud
Drawing. Address,
J. M. M. CALDWELL.
Sta'.esville, N . C
July 10. '66. no7otf
Mrs. J. C. CARNCROS
Has removed to Huis' building nearly oppt
site i he Market, on Maiu Street, where she is
constantly rueeiviug from the Northern Cities
he newc t and hainlsomesl styles of l.tnev
Goods, for Ladieo' and Geiitlemeu. Call and
examine her fine assortment.
Salisbury, May 18. 'tM. dtfno43
In th Midst ofUfe we are la Death.
TirOEFORE ISSUE VOIR LIFE
IN TUB
NortH Carolina Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY,
WHERE THE WELL KXOWX CHARACTER
f the Maaagro lis gaarsatee uf the ckaracter oftbe
rvmny.
Insure at Home. JCeep. the money at home.
TkU CumpaWr iaaiiie Um Uvea of all healthy per
oos from 14 to BO tsn of age- secaHaptbe amount
inared to the wifcsnJ children, against the cii.'an of
aU ctsditora. J. K. BURKB,
Ap at i SaliNt.ury .
Ot, " As Aeeulents wilt happen in the best
of Families,"
MARKET REPORTS.
SALISBURY, JULY 17, 1866.
CORRECTED DAILY BY BPBAGUB BRS.
LATEST NEWS.
LcU a4 lateral ting treat Ear.. Iaprtaat
usesss t of Us Fnusiaa
-ittfe Tdm Jisj ts, ?ac
Aroerwa baa amyedt-w-ftb
i to the 4th.
Cottoa market quirt and u achanged. Sales
lot the two day previous to sailing, 18,000
Bacon, pet pound,
C'oBee, per pound,
Corn, per bash, ol 66 lbs.,
" Heal, bash; 46
Copper in, per pound,
l amlies, TsllOW,
" Adamantine,
Cotton, per pound.
Yarn, per bunch 2
Eg, per dozt n, . . .'.
Feathers, per potind.
18 to 22
... auto 40
1.40 'to l.bi)
lioOUt-l.oU
10 to 15
20 to 25"
26 to SO
30 to 25
Klour,
risn,
2.
3.
Fro It, dried, apple pealed. .
.""" nnp'ldv ,
" " Peaches, pealed, .
m m -alpfaled, .
Leather, npper, per pound,
sole,
Iron, bar, "
' castings, 5
Kail, cat, "
I
00
s
a
Molasses, orgbam. per gal ....... ...
wj iHWi ............ l.WJU l.iW 1
OBKfit m HUasV
iPork.
10 to 2.
10 to
to
uu
IS to
e to
3 to
14 to
6 to
Wto
45 to
Otfto
i
10 to
35 to
sors OiHce.
United States Internal ftertwne ,
6th District, N. Carolina.
Salisbcry, July 5th, 18GG.
Notice is Hereby Given iu accordance
with the provisions of Section 19th of Act
if Jiiiie 30, 1SG4, as amended March
1865, that I, H. H. Helper, Assessor Sixth
District ol North Carolina, will sit at my
office, ou the corfter of Long and Inniss
Streets, in the City of Salisbury, on the
14th day ol July next; at the Court lionso
in Mocksville, Davie Couuty, on the 16th;
at th6 Court House in Statesville, Iredell
County, oti the ISllu at the Court House
in Taylorsville, Alexander County, on the
19th: nt the Court House, at Newton, Ca
tawba County, on the 21st; at the Court
Hou e at Concord, Cabarrus County, on
the 20th; at the office: of Assistant Asses
sor, F. W. A'hrcna, Charlotte, Mecklen
burg County, on the 21st; at the Court
Houe in Monroe, Union County, on the
23rd; at the Court House. in Dallis, Gas
ton County, on the 25th ; ot tho Court
House in Lincolnton, Lincoln County,
on the 26th i at the Court House t. Ya'd-
kinvillc, Yadkin County on the 23id, and
at Wilkesboro', Wilkes County, on tbe
Ii, between the hours of 9 A. M., and
4 P. M., of the several days named above,
to hear and determine appeals relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations, as
sessments or enumerations by the assessor
or assistant asscsson returned in the annu
al list.
Notice is further given that no appeal
will be allowed to.any party after he snail
have been duly assessed ' and the annual
list containing the assessment has becu
transmitted to the Collector of the Di-
Southern Accident Insurance
OOMP AN Y.
The Pioneer Company of the South.
Authorised Capital, 1. 000.000.
!nurr tfalnkt all arcldrnts to life and limb. (!ir-
inc t! " lioMrran annnal i. .:: v for tlie nil anion nt
in-.uril in eae f death, and ciinnenatlon-at tlie raU-
uf 5.00ik.t w.-k lurear', si.uuo if -irMbled.
&'ot exceeding T.ioJy-Stx weds. Short
Time Polfcic 'for Traveller,) may he had
fmm one day to one year and from S500 to
$10,000.
Call at the Rook Store before taklntr a trip snd
cure ticket of J. K. BURKE.
ftc'ntfiofliserB Accident inj. Co
June2S. 18C6.-t2m JL.
GOODS,
WE HAVE J CST ItECSI V ED A KEW 8D
PLT OP
Ladies' & Gentlemen's Wear.
flOKHIHTIKU OF
Fancy and Mourning Prints, Bleached.
and Brotcn Muslins, Omghum$, asM
Joe onets. Silk Basque, Loot
Mantles, aud Prints, Sum
mcrfihatcls, do, Mosem
beques, Lenot,
Black Silks.
Hood Skirts. Boots. Shoes. &c.
A LAROE AM KXCKLUCXT A8SJOHTMEXT or
Beady-Made Clolkintr,
mooyaizas, a eas&wa
W also ! haul many Uooda that re
wish to sell off in order to make fontn for our
Fall Stock, and will do to at griatly reduced
prices.
BKADSIIAW, UKUW.N ft CO.
June 9, ItXiG. 0O-dtf
Just Received
At the Store of
I,
rho Urrwit irorj fti(Hftt Paper
in the Uuitod tatt'S.
TBI
lar
NEW YOKK TIMES IT.1
lartcuiioth.' of (he Utmle
EX EX-
Eucii aoabvr qUlo siflht of seven
column mb or JitjrU golumn,in all-iut-kkls?
it Urn lariat !. -Mi.'rh tho I uiUxl suits.
T.e 7Mo i:u.u:4iunfiruUr1v
Full Cwngresshnal. Jtru ts ; Pcywris of
the legislature ; Message and Ptdmjsr
Documents Reports i nu ts and
Public Meetings ; Enrvpcn Suit in
Full j Foreign aud lMuneutk Corrtspo,
demce ; Neus from alt parts of Hie noeld.
Political and General Editorials ; J At
eraty News, Selections and Miscellany.
Bvervlhhif possible will bo done to uiak. lh
Ti mr." tbe most taluabln anti uiteR'Stina; I'amilr
Xewapaper in the United StaaV Its price wiU,
reuiai'i uuchaiiirnd. In iuite of the fart that It
-ire and ronteiit have Iteen jucrrasil oue-fourU
T ie fbUnsHnjr are tbe prlee of tba several ed;-
li payable ui au i aes in ad ranee.
The. prices are invariable. Cut ratsfcare dis
eantfuui'd. AVe have no tiaveltiu: Aaent. Ko-
mit la Ubocks or Eoit Office Stnwv Orders if pos-;.-!.-.
Address H. J.vBAVilOl A CO.
aprf-dlm Tliua Offlc, .New York
j, m i ii.
tnct.
A.l
TT
J- 4-
per Dound,
Potatoes, Irish, per b tubal,
-. . . .
Floor flat and on shillrag lower. V heat
three pence lower aid dull. Corn declined six
pence. Turpentim duil.
Consols 8rH86 5-20651.
Lord Derby haaformed the new Ministry.
He I f remier, lltsraeli Chancellor of Uie
Treaaary anil l4r ia the House, and Lord
Stanly Forabj Seretary.
Tb lViM bad carried Gitsehin by
tot a obatnaate defence, and a jupe
bon u affteUd between Um amy of tbe
Elba, uaat Pria Frederick Chirk end the
amy am nmner tne vrown rnnc.
,000 prisoner wre captured at Gitcbi. "
Sugr, Brown, per pound,
Clarified,
"' Crushed Pulverized
Sa't coast, par sack,
- Liverpool,
" Table,
Tobacco, Leaf, per poand,
" Jl.niifav'.ured,
" fiBBokinsj, .....wV'
Cold,
Silver. J...
said, must be made in writing and specify
the particular cause, matter or thin?, u L
Xpeeting which a decision is requested,
and must state the ground or principle of
error complamdea or.
H. II. HELPER
As8CBTOr-&ixUi District M. C
Julv 5,'60P -VK2W.
UBS"
to to
40 to
to
IK to 20
to
alto as
o.oo t o.oo
4.00tot.00
6.60 to 6. Oo
trot oo
not a
tetx t.o
1.40 to 1.46
i.aeu)
i." ..
Ua war a J mie
OT FATETTEf ICLE, N. C,
L
The
oft
th
u. wjtusab, c. a. aaapaaa, m. .
Dr8. Whitehead it taderson,
TTave aasociated thcmaatrei In the
P2U.OT20B oraDiozra
and offer their professional "SPrv ices to the
citizens of Salisbury and vicinity. Oft .
Next door to Owen, SqfieM a Co t. Store.
April 90, 1805.
R091E, DUXKLE J0HSM & CO,,
370 BI,AWT nmm
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
- .
Huts , Cape. Straw Goods.
F0RS, PARASOLS, ice.
Jnlj 14 -08. nn7 tf
DWELLING HOL'.SK
To rent by the month, or the remainder of
the year. Apply to llLACKVVOoD dc Co.
may 28-dim or VI- A. SMITH.
$00 A nOXTB!-AtiJSK'Pj
wanted for ir euJttely uetr articles, juu
cart. Addre. (. T. GAREV. Citv bmldo ,i.
Biddefori Jls. .t may-'dAwSui
PKC KM. AM ATI ON
To the Vcople of SForth Carolina.
In obedience ( an Ordinance of the State
Convention, ratified the iioth, day of June
1906, entitled "An Ordinance submitting to
th qualified voter of tbe -State the ratitica
tion or rejection of the Constitution adopted
by thelotiventi.ii." 1, Joxathax Worth.
Governor of North Caroliua, hereby aiv no
tice that ou Thi'rsoy. the scuonii day .f
AiTOt'ST next, polls will b toieneil by the
., r .1. r, . : 1 t. .
.nennsoi me it'jiei in e iuiiie, auo tepi
open for three, successive days, at the several
election preciucts in eaca aud every County in
the State, under the same rules aud regulations
as now exit or the election of members of the
General Assembly ; at which election all par
sons qualified to vote for members of the Gen
eral Assembly, may vote for or against the
ratification of the same those who w ish a rati
fication ofthe Constitution. voting, with a writ
ten or printed ticket, " Ratification, "-
those, of a contrary opinion, votiug, with a
written or printed ticket, "Rejection-." .Sher
iffs will observe the provisions of the Ordin
ance as to the duties thereby imposed;
In witness whereof His hxeellen-
Worth, Governor of
hereto set his band
t.M caused the great seal ofthe State to be
aill -red.
Done at the City of Raleigh, this the 1st. day
of July. A. D. 1866.
JONATHAN WORTH.
By the Governor:,,
Wm. H. Baoiet.
Private Secretary.
July 6 td. . no74
mce as tome amies mer
( ) In witness wl
L. S. cy, Jonathan
( ) said State, has
Aj- sTf. VARUS of beautiful new
i II I styl Prints, also a few beau
T tlfel patterns of ladies' dress
goods.
We have n hand a handsome , seleetion of
most every ascription of
Ladies' Press Goods.
White Goods, Linen, Ribbons, Laeas, Hosi
ery, Dress Trimmings, Hat. Bonnots, Ac,
dec. For Ge.itlemens wear, we have a large
assortment of Cassimcres, Juiaen Uoods aad
Ready Made Clothing.
F jl assortment ofShoes, ot evi ry description
Hardware, Gnceries and Crockery.
All o (which we offer at as reasonable ad
vances as any homo can sell them.
A. J. Mock & Co.
Salisbury. N. C. May IS. Vrf. dtf n'o43
PATENT MEDICINES.
A B00X T0 THE SICK
The Light cf the World
DB. MAGGIEL'S
Pills and Salve.
These Life-irivin; remedies arc now, eiven cnb'ie'j
to the world. For over a quarter of a cenrary ot pr.-
vat practice tlie iagrediente in these
LIFE-GIVING PILLS,
Hare been used wit1! the greatest sn Their
miasiuners not only to prevent rfiataae, but to cure.
1 taev MBrch out tne various maladMH hv- which Uie
patient i.suOenng'. andrevigtsin.tb railing svsteni.
lo the Hd and iutirra a few ausea of these va.uable
pills wilt prove to be
A VERY FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH.
For in every case they add new life and vitality, ind
resMretb warning enercie to their pristiae state. To
th young aud middle-aged, they will prove moat in
viluubie. as a ready, specific, aud sterling' medicine."
"ereraaoreim realtiea, t:i ronc-de-lon soucht
or three hundred year ago, and never l .nn.i. He
looked for fountain that would restore the old to the
vigor aud make youth ever
AN ETERNAL SPRING I
It was left for this day and hoar to realise the dream
and show iu one fiction fact, the magi, that audi
air.
THESE FAMOUS REMEDIES
Concord Female College.
It is due to the founders of this Institution
and to all who have contributed to its erection,
that they should be informed of its eoi di ion
and prTjsneets. Tiiis cannofbe done more de
finitely, fully or authoritatively than by Yb
irihting. ndntions'Wjmtry' adeipted by "the
Board ot Trustees, and read by their President
n Cuiinni'iicemerit Diiy. befarc tl 1wk au
4gir. ' irsycmnted in tne Preshy.erian cluifch.
, Iktoleed, That the Ufd of Trnstees feel it
to he a high privilege as well as a gratefal and
plcasaut duty to express their cutire satisfac
tion with the late examination of the pupils of
"Concord Female College,
jaeyoira, express tneir cormai approoa
tion uf the energy, success and prosperity with
ivaich the Institution has been conducted un
dVr the p-ruJiar and "trying cireumsfauces of
our country.
TffttTrWeiwW TMfWcF cbeerrulTT re
iuMkntt, with hrafle andpx- f
lefienc,! Faculty to the liberal ratronace of
" I' l.. I " J -I !
au eiitiguimiw Buu cunsiiao pooiie
Tilt mm istfttl frill aaiamence ou tho Aral
Monday of September. For information see
advertisement, and adJresa, , j
J. II. M, CALDWELL,
Statesville, N. C.
Jaly la-erJ. no75tf
Si ft Of) Per Yer! we want agents
r f everywhere to sell our improved
20 Setriaf Heebines. Three new kinds.
ader and upper feed. Sent on trial. War-
ranted rive years. Above salary or force
lUimissions iiaid. The onVmarhines sold
In United States for lea than 40, which are
Ml imrnsfi (. Uwsx. Wheeler at Wilson.
Erorrr d Bain . Stngtr d1 Co., and B-icataW.
mu other eaeap maebmes arc infringement
"d the smer or user are liable to arrest, one
fnd imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent O
moaeronr, Mara, or I nicago. Ilk
aay 2d dAw 6m r.V"
Cannot stay theflichtofycara, hot tbevcau force back
and hold l of. d'.beasestbat analit t. auuph over the
aged end young. Let none hesitate then bat aeizs
the mvoran e opportamty that offer. When t
prescribed
FOR BILLI0US DISORDERS
N-th ng c' be more productive of ears than these
Pill. Tleir ilwost magic influence is felt at once,
and the usual comcomitants of tbia most distreskini
disease ass removed. These remedies re iiude. from
.tlie purest
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
They will uot harm the most delicate female, andcaa
be ciren with good y fleet ia described doses to tb
youiiK'eta bane.
FOR CUTANEOUS DISORDERS
and aHenrpEnns of tbe skin, the aalve is moat inval
nable. It does not heal externally alone, bat cene
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01 inecni!
DR. MACrCrlEL'S PILLS
Invariably cture the follow
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Asthma,
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Cheat Qta.
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DebUity.
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Female CoaplalnU
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Indig, stioa.
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Liver Complaint,
Lownoss ett Spirit.
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