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Bat few disorders in vol Ye greater suffering, and
if not in itself immediately dangerous, it is the
source af many deadly maladies. Even if it did
not tend to greater evil, the mental and physical
misery it produces la alone a sufficient reason why
no pains should be spared to prevent or care it,
In no country on the race of the globe is it so com
pletely domesticated as in oar own, where it is
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TER'S BrOMACH BITTERS are universally
conceded to be the sovereign remedy for this an
noying disease, as they act directly upon the diges
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well at a general stomachic If taken as a pre
ventive, they will be found particularly well suit
ed to the diseases arising from the Unhealthy sea
son of autumn, and their use will prevent the
creeping, unpleasent sensation often complained of
when the chills are stealing slowly upon the pa
tient
Faib Ground Hospital,
Baleigh, Jf. C.,July 2f,th. J
Office hours for the dispensing of Medicine for
out-door patients from 8 to 10 every morning.
A. B. CHAPIN,
Surgeon in Charge.
; Insurance.
We have in our Office a Chart, giving the sworn
statement of a number of Life Insurance Com
panies, made to the "Insurant Department of
the State of New York, for the year ending Dec
81st, 18C6," in comparing which we see that the
CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE is larger and
far exceeds the five ether Companies represented
in this State as follows :.. TheJEtna Life, Brook
lyn, Equitable, Manhattan and North America
Their total Assets, combined, are $12 886,867.14;
Connecticut Mutual Assets $13,316,275.97, larger
by $429,408.83. The r dividends, paid to po.icy
holders, 221,942.99; Connecticut Mutual dividends
to policy holders, $531,458.00 larger by $309,
515.01. .Their expenses and taxes, in 1866, $1,
372,169.55; Connecticut Mutual's $723,230.42
less by $648,939.13. Their ratio of expenses to
premium and interest $20.13; Connecticut Mu
tual's $11.11 less by $9.02.
One can see, at a glance, how much more it
costs, in proportion, to wo-k a small Company
than a large one. Their dividends paid to Stock-
holders $78,762. The Connecticut Mutual s onlyT
.Stockholders are its 55,000 Policy holders, and
they now hold (Dec, 1 867) $ 1 7,000,000. A large
amount of this money is invested in real estate
and State bonds, so there is NO safes, nor cheap
er investment for a man to make for his family.
It has become such a prosperous institution that
it interest alone more fla n pays losses notwith
standing the large dividends it annually returns
to its Policy holders.
Another grand feature: All its policies are
-non-forfeitable for a stated amount the contin
ued Life after three payments ; the ten year Life
and Endowment after two payments.
We have branch offices in ten of the principal
Cities and Towns in thjsState, where facts and
statements can be had, and applications taken.
The Company "employs no travelling or itinerant
Agents." "The Company requires that their
Agents shall thoroughly identify themselves with
its interest." S. D. WAIT, Gen. Act
Office with P. F. Pescud, Agt., Raleigh
Doe. 23 116-sw&wtf
tSTJOEL ASHWORTH, of Randolph conn-
ty, respectfully announces himself a candidate for
ENGROSSING CLERK of the Convention,
decll-tf
COL. FORNEY'S LETTERS FROM EUROPE.
T. B. Peterson & Brothers publish this day the
public letters written by Colonel John W. Forney
during his late European tour. They form a large
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Halifax, the birth place of Shakapeare, Paris,
Beraa, Lake Leman, Baden-Baden, Heidelberg,
the Rhine, Brussels, Antwerp, the Hague, and
many other places of note. This collection of
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Colonel Forney disdained the use of guides and
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was worth seeing and admiring, and gives his ex
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copious index, and worthy the attention of all
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Univemt of medicine and surgery, which we
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drea, Principles and Practice of Medicine and
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including all his "
FAMOUS MARCH PLOW PATTERNS, '
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PLOWS, CULTIVATORS, SCREW COTTON
PRESSES AND HAND TRUCKS, CARTS,
WHEELS, WAGONS, BARROWS,
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been superintendent of the works, mikes hirn
well acquainted with the wants of the farmers in
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any kind will receive prompt attention, and 'be
filled with superior articles at tlie lowest Factory
prices. Address, C.UORL'M, ,
Southern Agnculturnl orks, jNorfblk, V a
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near the Cemetery gate ut No. 16, 18 aud 'J(i
.Nicholson street. t. . , i . lUot-tf,
HE ONE HUK1)KE1 AM lOHTV-
seventh Term of the University of North
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irof. Kerr will, till the chair of Chcimstrr,
Geology and Mineralogy ,"and competent instruc
tion will be given in the Department of MctapVys
ics, so that the programme of the Annual (Jata
logne will be continued until January, 1808. i
Tuition r if ty Dollars a term.
Board not more than Fifteen Dollars per mouf h.
For Catalogues or more particular insinuation,
apply to the President of ,tiie University,
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dec31-3t Chapwl Hill, N. C.
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has removed from nar the Court House to Fav-
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occupied by Mr- A. D Royster, confectioner, Ht!
invites them ar.d strangers visiting Raleigh tb
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Look at tlie following otters :
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yv" Buiuua.i ui; vi. n'c , n ixM u i
.barmer Annuid . and . Uural Coiupaiuon, for I
too -. 1 i. f pi. . . : - i 1 i ' 1
aiiil fist of fanh 'duties for each month, uracticai I
21 LAN IK. til r Ilue. .-i mi Mining m MiiimHr i
esbays.on Agriculture, Uorticultore,Houie Adorn-
- - - . 7 ' rTi. i
ment, ic, rice eilS, will I .given as a
premimn. 'To agents we offer Fewing Machines.
tland lxyvs,"anu r. variety of other tisctdl ar-
ticles, lwoks; &c, on the best terins ever offered
byjiiiy ppblisher.'. : ' ' " "' ' "'
' ' Ktrmers,Firrmers,'Wrvea, Farmers Son.; Farm-
Hand Loovs," and n variety of other tiscfdl ar-
era Daiuffhtcrsi or an? one else with enerrv and
industry; ca make; live to ten dollars n day with-:
ont Wtiuirtheir owu roightarhoudsv' Ereryliody-
... . , -., , .
AnnnaLfree, or buy one of , the Aireut, to whoaid
a-larcbiimiksion i a'Uwl on "aU thev aelL
Ann
in
l)C.St
nnke no clnhs. All who slcnhe nowcet
numberi of- tliii year free; in addition1 to the pr
nuum. Atulres, ; I. A. JJIjAJNO,
decVJ-tf Indianapolis, Ind.
ST E W G O OPS
AT
GREENSBORO', N. C.
I AM llFXOVINlaiidopemngandcoustontiy
adding to, my stock of
PALI AND WINTER GOODS.
On
the Corner of East Market and Davie. Streets',
uener ktiovvti ns me
tr Rankin St Mc'Lean Comer,
GREENSBORO, "8. C.
Mr GOODS arc ALL NEW and well selected
and consist of i '' ' '
BRT GOODS, : ,
CLOTHING, :
. ' ', GROCERIES,
'BOO IS, SHOES 45 HA T8f
LADIES' HATJS AND BONNETS,
. in short . . i .
Eveiytliiiig usually kept in tkis ilaiket
Thankful for post patronage, I ask a continu-I
ancc of the same. Call and see, before purchas
ing. Terms exclusively - ,r rf
C AS II OR BARTER
There is a hitching lof, at the end of my store,
for the accommodation of my country enstomers
'20-Iy ' . SlKKIti
rji e - the Bond Holders of the
( fa.?EAIL BOAD (MlaiAiro :u
,:;,:i;', ; i - ' ' :....-
OFFICE N: O. RAIL ROAD COMPANY,1 )
1 OOmpaSy Shops, N. .;Nov.i, 1867,:" J ;
Most of ypu havmg agreed with my predecessor;
Mr: Webb, to take Tiew for your old bonds; I take!
this Method of informing yott we are' now ready;
for the exchange. '' ,v fn :.:. T-f
Td capitalists 1 would say, w e will sell $300,000
of eiicht per cent coupon bonds, seeured by mort
gage on i tha . Road,; and, payable in , five, ten ,. or.
twenty years, as the i purcoaser inay, aesue-tui-'r-cst
payable smi-imnually , .. , 1 ,
" The debt pf the Company w-about $700,000.-.
Bonds to fund this "debt will be issued. ' ',- .
Tha property mdrtgaged to secure the payment
of tnese oonas is worxa pi currency sejen muuuus
of dbltarsj :'T!ierecaribe ho better security.'1
"Tmy-Twnds wilt be sola tmly at par. '"
' JoSIAHmJRNER, J. f
.Nbr.il8r5wj3; l r
TEMO REST1S Y O UNrG A ME B IQA
the bestIuvnilfi MiVgaanc-jEvery BQy.and Gji
that sees' it savs so : .all the Preta savs'.'sd-; azi
Parents andeachers c6nfirnIt., 'Do not fidT0
secure a copy,. " A goodjNIicrttscdpewith a 'Glads'
cvlinder to confine living object, or'. a good two
bliidr!Twfir, PbtAetl&ife: and k' lr4tr number
of otheP desirable-' aVtioles, given as piroiiums to
each BUbseriberi M "l l n M'.'s d!t ulx
t'' PAINTS, OILS;' AND DYE'STOFFSnp:
-ii Vrri i.iT .r-!air iaihrHttttibxi : i is
ALSO AGENT FOR I 7
Wheeler & Milleck'S Thrasher & leaner. fvcralc casca rofula and Scrofulous affec- and the notes MM I returned to yon cancelled
-tions, &c; with much satisfaction to myself and by tbeCoinpanr' ' sh; .
'P. S.-Hls Store at t Jamesto is well sup-! V?' '.! sed it hflary and We cliaUegeWirhMrisdrfwith iky other latest,
plied with all the above varieties', at same prices Tertl"y Syphihs, one a ternble case of eight ment yielduiS: anything gke snctL advantageoos
i- .u.i l n-.. - years' xtandme.l in which it acted with surrjnsins reKtilta. , ' '
T 'V i i. i, rv . ', , -,. . and
am. r Fppnmfjn cnpr;i xcp runner, iconiain v , 1
fnl.rticnlhr.)-
paid,' for' twWisV cents. ''Now is the time to "J8,r r . 'i-7 "s
I Tearly;$l 6. The4 Norember If umber eomj
PaLlished bf -i W: 'JENNINGS DEMOR22Stn
i iu ova im'i e 4r3rwadwyNewXprk.a
Try itiioyji .aEirla ipedmen copies flye
cents, mailed free, v ' Not 5 tt '
D h BU.R I FtER
:ft f :i!xx HEoto)
D Rl ;n L AMRXM 'C t V Si r J ;
oi v r rREADr; THE JFOLL0 WING : V t r. .j
fiOf.lE CERTIFICATES FROM PHYSI-
-tw iti-.ij .; J. ksi'"! v- l !' r
a. I '' bk-MlAf?fi3o sifpo iroitfi-.
. Wlp hereby.certifjj that the ;Rosadalis: is pre
pared by a Physician who: is an experienced Pbar
nxaredtist iid Chemist,' irrtd'that hil rrtnedyis
an tEcient nd reliable cake in SckotdiA, Swphi
liaj. &c., it SATn; jPrfoxm sojnA.rarkalihl
AnVmt Aft iYua vi5niv
Jhus ,J L Ai&yj.tinwirAl Dl)GG?AII,'Sl:b
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WilsonN! C. February 4th, 1866. "".
. .We, hereby, certify that 'we regard DrTuwi
rence's Compound Extract o Rowdalia us a relit
able Alterative ' "
' -' ' A; 1) '"MOOREM. D. "
, i '!.. .; :. L. A. JSTITH, M. D. :
WUsonN. C. May 10, 1867,
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" Etlgecombe County, N. C, May 3d, J.8(J7.
Db.jJ. J. La wT ENCE-i-I )eat- Sir Plearse send
me immctliately J per Express to 'Tarbom, tw
dozen more liottles of your .Rosadalis.- I have
carefully examined its Formula, and have used it
in my practice in a juwnber-ef -cases. I am well
pleased with it. I .think V beyond doubt, ibo.
best Alterative I ever- rueed. I have tried it in
tatkfairT effeot-Hkme a nuick ud the-: .
rough care. : I. re therefore, oo hesrtatwn Mn
rccotiuucndmgrt.tPhysKiaire and others, as the
most reliable Alterative-now known.
IJcspecttujly yonr8,L&c., ' : , I
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L wonaerjui ItursojzcrojuiQm ) tuts, bweU-
; . . f. r f'y i-
' ., Thomb certificate. .
tl !.: 11..1 f tr I
tacked with. White SweUimrof the left, knee
tj -u, 1.,,. t.
r uu u vuiiuptiiicm m oaau vi
tTrt nwk fojie tnmbr ' reached alargesizc.1 fthc
glfiriSTr the knee was: enormous, and was" at-
.tended with the mc eXcnid.nting; pains: I was
.iiiuu "ii l ' v. luuab.CAUuuium, iiiuiia. Jl ntu I
so deduced that I wns cfinei' to nv rcm over
inneu to inv room over
so completelVdrawYi'
it an. I tried" various
to give me- iy relief .
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tnree mantiis ' aiv Hir ww
up that J could "not bond
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-mmai ma anrl IKmtiiiliul
T u o ir. ! i
stj VV'111 wi vr ii VU M WllUlllIIVi lrvillLJ I
i)r. LawrenceV i Rosadalis. :The swelling in the
knee and neck, began to. eulwid .lfore 1 took all
QT the first bottleL Rv the time I took the,K-oud i
liottle, the swcTIiog. olfiio neck entirely disap-,
pcaifqd, atid . that, of the kpeq nearU- so, '.After,
taking threi 'bottle 'I ioimd iiVvself completely
wenble to walk t weir asVer, c! . ,
l)ottle; the swcTnnir.oi dio neck entirelr disai)-;
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JAIES W1LIJS.
IiosaJaKs rCurcs Carburtcle, Bo'dx Pimples, de.
CERTIFICATE FROM - A. OLD AKD MUCB RE8-
r,jPCn'ED C(TIXEJfOF: GBEESi: ODtTSTT, NOW
A RESIDENT OF N. C.
I'hereby certify that, daring' the summel"and'
fall of 186& I was severely atiticted with- Carbon.
cles having jiaa as many as fourteen large Car
buncles, and twelve ordinary Boils. I suffered so
ranch from them that I eoukl not got oat of tlie
house half the time for several monuis. , Being
induced to. try Dr. Lawrence's Rosadalis, I was
entirely cured by the use of one bottle of that
truly valuable medicine.
W. A. IJAKLUiiJN, SB.
Wilson, May llth, 18G7.
Consumption, in its Early Stages can he evred.
Baltimore, Md., March, 4th, 18C7.
Bear Dr. Lawrence : My damrhter havimr
lieen cured of a-deeply seated disease of the longs
by youf Rosadalis,-! 'feel k my duty, to make
the fact known to you for the benefit of others.
She suffered nearly two years with a hard eongh,'
which troubled her day and night : at last the
emaciated form, glassy eye, night sweats, together
with the cough, told too plainly that it was tkn-
mimption, beyond question, eating at her vitals.
Our Physician s remedies brought no relief. Jshe
was advised to try your Rosadalis, as a tonic
which she did imagine my surprise and gratinV
cation, when I found her appetite returning.
Slowly she regained her strength, her cough and
night sweats gradually ceased, and she is now,
after taking five bottles of your medicine, appn-
rentlv as well as ever.
Yours,- respectfully, '
, ; ..- MB8..E.' ANN SMITH.
Rosadalis Cures all Skin Diseases.
SALT RHEUM. CTTKED t REMARKABLE CURE ! t
Dlt". IxaWreKCB. Wilson, N. C:
My Dtr Sir For tlie ' last ten. rears, until
recently, 1 snifered'with an inveterate eruption of
the slan-called by Physicians 'Salt Rheum,"
with wUidt-I suffered terribly; the pain and itch
ing was almobt intolerable; i tried several of the
licst Physicians in Europe and this countryhave
visited sevaral celebrated sunnes-r-spent thousands I
of dollars, aud , jailed to igei. any better. lq 1ot
cembef; 1866, being in. Charleston, i?, . 0., J was
told 0y a gentleman at the hotel that he bad heen
cureo or a una tetter uy a meaicine caiieu ivaea
dalis." ' I resolved fo'-trV it, 'without 'any hope
though of its doing wie any good; i procured a
bottle rof sMessrsi: King & Cassidey, and com-
mencet taAing it. finding, to ray surprise, that
I was improving, I honght four other bottles ; but
before commencing on the last two, I found I was
completely well the disease having entirely dis-
&nuearaL a
,4U4i4UOl3A , I HA , AA4444Ulaa 4111019, 444V.M
laease aecept as a token of my gratitude. Why
Xiiicioeca , nna . upe, unnarea upuars, wmcn
Art 'vnn rf
mhVa vWnvtnvol.ml.lfl HinilnlTa wlilplv
Uiownr a our biiccrc irieuu,
W.T.: SELTZER:
'Maior Joha w. Dunham; One of the editors
tha Wilson' worth Uarmntan. bavs m the issue
. 4. . ...
4.F htt 20tb Amil. 187 s "1 belifeve, from per-
sooal experience, that the Uosadalis ia the finest
k ever prepared,? -v. -r ' -4.-
r'Bcware 5f tiomitetleitB. ,: ? ,; '
i fcsr'8ce that' 3.U. LAWRENCE & Co.,
i Mown &bc this bottle ;and;stkmped on the i
AK&WEJUhD-
fit xji&mimifa m ii) ' r;
, tSTSent anyw7.ere fa'EvrWii teteipt cf
t hits. ..-I tWILttAMS ifc HATWODif -M .
cot 4-fca.
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jjjj, l yt a jivwriuaui ..
t .ii' r-t-
THE ETNA UFE IKSUaAKCE C0
':ic- OF HARTFOflD r nrixJ iki',hiI 01
? THE DISTINCTIVE FEATURE5 " '
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' .: r? OF A"5 "Vri! T,.r v-r
.1M : . . 1 u;". i , - J,- .'j'V Hi-iil i..,'til;;" '
,,S.T:o C,K ... C OMJ?.,A2 Yf
TBy the Stock Plan, the full cash affect of he
Preraimn is immediately seenred to the Insured
the Companr taking ail tW rfckJ p fiy tte purery
SPf1 piflf. the f uU Tahaojw insurance of the
Preminm Paid is not secured to the Policy-holder,
ho takes a portion of the risk himself.r " - s !
.aii. vfrrjf ii-ir
?f iii aiv. vlT,
L t nlOrt aharswed 4 ea Jgo.- Ite)IrTTtafymf
Assets tojtbejlst nly, 1867 $6,000,000
has feaijl losses, during the Jast 47 years, amoo.
and
O ' ,
Jl. '
and now has over ONE MILLION iab?re iiabili
ties,"ftnf is at this time xue of the strongest com
panies iaT America 1 ! - -
1 ? Panjci,atliig L fe plan, yon can pav
oue-half of thPremiaiu ia Cash, and a note for
the other half at 6 per cent' interest, and you will
not tecalrecf upon topaysaid notes, but they will
? arMfby-tiie proSt yoo be entitloi to' after
uic vear. viz :
SO pc cent. Dividend;
TheCVwfrtyVTik trTiTTy!
be tha largest, best, audi cheapest Company in all
the country with $16,000 00Q of assete. She
nttid'liei' members 60 nr&A dM.it7i-c'
Rememher yontnost be,' member '4 rears hfor
getting if aud has- n)w (hwrn-od down to AO
une the "litest Eastern," she seems to bejrop-
-s .iuia Hf mmor,"
-if0. B ? .Kepot a fstgB . 81, and ijroo
" oCC IU lOlIOWin'r.Ktfltnmprit: . .
ii??L20,,,, f IoJe and fhnms Unpaid,
w.uo, ana SlSJUUtlof it nw.KtMt. '
t .u r ,
nn" a'e,' voy d 110 such statertent
8 ' t,ne .llttle .tka. With, her $7,000,000
, b"e now paymg ner-memiters 60 per cent.
i - i , " -r - x r -
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rf'-'h :b;dnMeo of
npnM, and see wh.ch has the Cbeape
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, riTe.aa8i uecinpareherNon.FbrfeitingEn
t 'TJiA,
Co jr. Mutual.
a A . . Ar .
uliVi 2i?
X Hto 40.'$363v.
15 to 40 88,74
1 2040 "40 '67.52.
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conllrihe 65' tears,
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And th reasorftbatFtbef 'Mtxa. U drawfn? fire
trom, .these Kuus n, ainnltr owine to tha fact
that W offleiers bd j$7)00,00py and pay -j
niore-dmdeml than the! purely MutnaL with
c w: nwi mirk ? i - i.. . i
. lneTSAihas avesaged..laew.iUeieB per
month since 1st January. 1867. in the face of all
Soutut LifBoatoC
vw.
,vy. h, crow, w
. General Agent. , .
fo'rN. C. & Vlrgima.'
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Every Student . becomes a Merchant, Book
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The Most ExUnsio
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Papers and Beautiful Specimens of Spencenan
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L ADO Ut as clothe need less ru
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MONEY I a one pound wdll jgo as 1 far as
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It wiU not in lore the finest fabric. .
ift will remove GreaaVepbtf, ftctS? Jl ' v
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B"lLATED JX35t FAMILY" SOAP. '
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nished their patrons much cheaper tiiao the' same,
material ciui ha htknD-bl: fnsrti iWaII UUmj .P !':: '.
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The origin of MINT JULEP,
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Being the, sad Story and lamantaHe fata of ;
the fair Mdtthe,
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A few copies of this 'popular' Poem still ont
haod. it-L-ili MJ'ni &v a 1; ii
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cksra. ". ' '
oeai djt miu post jHua-.au .. Jwp ( w. wurt
NICHOLS, GORMAN U NEATHEST, " '
jul.l2-rtf, - j . KaiatgBtn.il. is
TTOESE STOLEX -
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Stolen trom my suuua, on aionaar nignt, ina
9th huUnt, a SMALL BAT ROR8K . He baa
never been altered i eifct years okt, white apaCI
in the' forehead, three white. and, D Uck fetj
and a large' knot in' his side;' nutoe cut short, and
is branded oa the left shook J, J. 8. ' Jatt 3
, The losar ia a, widow, with aevend hildrea, anit'
will be thankful for any mfarmation that irilllead r
to bis reeoverr.' '.' ' " Pz:,?
-aepiaUtt-....X. : l I EDITH 'SAULS, u
A RtJGGLES ROTARY CARt IlTlX-ITEAD '
PRESS, good order, and VQ1 no vtcaUteiatk, -f
for sale low. .Sbedj-fasMa jehaaei .Mhy.!
: NICHOLS, GORMAN ft NEATHEBY.
i 11 j Ii
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quality of FXOUR from newVbeatoatT
and for aal- t '' 1 w...r aiusl
recerfd and for aal' t
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