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G0ELICkE'S
Natchiess Sanative,

il obtained equally from thr yegelab e, animal
and mineral kingdoms, aad Ihas possesses a
three Told pow CT; and though des,gncd as . re-
meds for Consumption ssiely n possessed ..f q
mysterious influence over aa.y diseases uf Iar
hHmaa systen--Is . medicine whiet begins Co
be valued by Physicians, wto aIe daily MI
messing lis astonishing cnFes Of many v ltnn.
they had resigned " tie grasp "i the IasaIis
bic Crave.
DOSE Of The Sanalive, lur Adults, one
drop; for chiidren, a half drop; aud Tor lalanIt,
quarter drops the directions expIaI" Tie uian
aer ct taking half or quarter ar"p.
PRICE-rhree and one third rix dol.
lars (s2 5ol per malt ounce.
All persons who live in unhealIh"y climates.
whether hot or cold ell operatives ana olIe1
connected with manufactures, and al who lead
sedenisIy and inactive lIyes, are expused 60 Va
rious insldIuus maiadies. which may be silent.
ly preying upon their constitutions while lheI,
e"nnIenances wear the glow OF health. aat
while they IS saspeetn no danger aiPh"- -snaIade.
which Al occasional use Of the sanalisc wuul,
check in the bud.
The patent, while using the medicine, shouiG
eat and drink I'm kiad, not q iauti,,l mLatcsei
the APPETI dictates: anI Mt be ca,npeilec
to force down, against .tns every medi-,
which The tendrTusl lIeads ani kIndt Il nmfsri
nftcn Impruden,iy recommend NATURE Is
THE GREAT PdY>I IAN, 1.-THE doctor and
nurse only her serVanisl; and IL W. wnud pratt
by her advice, we must adhere stnrt 10 hcl
iHfsllible recipe. u she order &C. the paricnr
water, potter. or hook. obey her; il she d,recl
fish, fowl, eggs or beef sIcak, re- ard her roies
IN other words, the patient shod'd esi and
drink whatever his appetite erars,, not toIgrI
ing to he temperate ih all things"
IN burning f"sers. MOCK not the paii"nt :
instructive call for cn"l,np ilk b, sImpI,
moistenIng % his parched lips; bu' plae' b.
his bedside vessel Of water, put int" lis rsnd
q cup, aad let HIM sIlke ms thl 81 az p. asure
This is reason. this 10 comnan sense; tbs II
nature,
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CHATHAM.

However much we are disposed to en-
courage young aspiran,s after literary
fame. we canno, publish their pieces sole
ly Coz their own qualification. We how
ever give place this week 10 Amulets
production, hoping tia. he, and others Of
ike aspirations. will hereafter remember
that large number of eyes are TO rest on
their pieces il published. and that these
may be gra'ilied, something more must
be accomplished Than a mere attempt at
sublime descriptive. Unjust be admitted
that The piece Of AmuIe, is a little tine
iurcd with genius-and we would ear
nesty recommend to him TO cultivate his
faculties in a more retired manner. II is
certainly mistaken idea tha, some have,
iha, The publication Of such productions
tend to improve the writer. lie is too
apt Ia think his composition perfect il it
is published, and contents himself with
his immediate requirements; and hence
no effort is made TO improve the mind.
This may be mistake on our part; but
but be this as il may, we shall hold our
self at liberty TO refuse publishing when
we think the article unworthy. 4:
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Testimony No. /;
F'ln 7 " B1-ttn Mummy Poet.
THE MATCIILESS SAN aTIyE
WAR. WAR;! wARi!.
BETaEEN
90 Physicins and the Matches Sanafire,,s

"Fhyhchs hho tne Mstchfess Sauattvc8v
I. Wy arr some al the American Physician,
making such strong efions TO PUT DOW n the
| MatrhIess SanalIv,a Let the public answer.
.. Why cid the German Physicians 81 first
OPPOSE nr. Guelcke, aud sficfw ards ac-
| knowledge him To be GREAT BENEFAC-
TOR 10 mankind? Let the public answer.
3. What nedIcine HAS cured. Is curing. and
WILL cure obstinate diseases which The phy.
s,c'ans ChnNOT cure? Let facts answer,
Whist Kind rf apple trees are STONED
aud CLuBBED! Let farmers answer.
Why are physicians constantly PELT-
ING the Sauauye and saying nothing spsinst
OTHER medicines? Let their day.b book an.
swer.
6 How did Dr. Adams attempt 10 convince
VIZ. Webster, WIN had bought phiaI of IN. So.
aa'ive for member at his family, iha, il wac \
DANGEROUS medicnei Let one &c The dai.
~ papers answer. rhe recent experiment.
which DR.. Adams tried with the ,;a,ehle.s S..
native. IN glS,mg q large dose In dog. wlrH.
OUT KILL SG HIN, clearly proves that the Sana-
tive was made 10 CURE aud no, 10 Kill.
Why do some physirians SECRETLY
buy the Sanaiiye and MIX il With Their own
medicines which they use in their daily pr.e-
i'cr! Answer that they may have the GRE.
DIT Of the CURES.
s. whyisa sick young man belonging 10 one
al the hrsi families IN Boston, now using the Sa.
rative without letting the attending ri, s,e,an
kNo" III The recovery OF his he aLIH in
shortly answer.
8 Why are physicians trying 10 persuade
agents to give up SELLING the Sana,ivr7 An.
swer- they know, II II should be fer sale IN e..
cry town m America, they weu a be Obliged 10
resort to SOME OTHER BUSINESS or else
SrARyE
10. whv will the Matches Sentative soar
be the ONLY medicine used ,hrcuehon, az.
world9 Let PHYSICIANS answer. :
IL Why did a cenaln physician try 10 HIRE
an Editor Of a paper 50 wri,e against the san.
alive! Let his COINCIDENCE answer.
The above precious medicine l,he n,ivipsl
discovery Of DR. LoGIS o. GaELlrKE, of
Grrnany,l is tor sale, wholesale and re,ail. in
Boston. by ID. 5. ROWLAND, General Amer.
can Agent Tor the discoverer, where nnmerou.
letters. certifying the good Effects OF the medi-
cine, may be seen.
Also for sale by retail. in most of the towns
IN America.
- In places where there 10 no Aren't. the
Postmaster OF any Storekecper Who shall write
u ihe General Agent at Bcstos, will immedi-
ste'y be appointed an Agent.
CAB. B. LEA, .fgent.
Pleasant Grore, Orange =. C.
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steambo., chescpe.k, July :, 1888

Steamboat chescPeak, July =, 1888
Gentlemen: | was honnred BY the re-
eeipi Of yours Of the 4Ih instant, aller
took my seat in the cars, al Halifax, ant
avail myself Of The earlies, moment 10 re-
spond 10 the enquiries you have made
as 10 my opinions on certain political
matters, Of high import. Having for
more than third oil century commended
for a strict construction OF the Federal
constitution, aud believing as do, that
the existence Of our Southern lnsiitu-
lions vitality depend, on a rigid adher.
ence thereto; have no hesitation 10
frankly avowing to you aud through ycu
TO my fellow cnIzens Of North Carolina,
Iha, nv opinions have undergone no
change; but on the contrary have been
confirmed BY time. Il follows there.
fore as matter Of course, that | sm now,
as | ever have been opposed 10 incOrpo-
rating a United States Bank. For which
opinion | will assign but one reason. 1t
Is this. tina, The power To grant iUcOrpOrd.
lions was expressly withheld, or denied
by the convention which made the cousti.
tuition. All Of which will more fully APP
pear by reference 10 The Journals. lwili
go further. | am equally opposed TO the
exploded dePosIIe bank syslem--nay
more SO. Hence you will precelve, thai
| must be in favor Of Constitutional
Treasury. Could | believe iha, the
banks were calculated TO make men
more honest, might be induced to think
more fav0rabIy OF their agency, or could
the ingenuity Of their friends sa,isly me
that they possessed less patronage. or in
fluence, than individuals, | might pause
AMI re.examine The subject. Blu, il
seems to the that no candid and ,n,elII.
gent man will affirm either proposition.
Thus much for my political sentiments.
AS TO men, feel thai d" the price OF liber.
" is eternal vIsIIence" aud | wish il to
be EXPLICITLY understood .ha. | commit
myself. in advance. for, or against no
man, further than he can ba mslle useful,
in perpemaIing the great principles TO
which | trust | have ever been sincerely
attached, and which | am now overlook
ing personal considera,lons) assisting
TO re establish. For Governor Dudley
entertain personally The highest respect
aud esteem. and nothing could induce
me To oppose his reelection, bu. the
paramount considerations above alluded
to.
| am with much respec, yours &c.
JOHN BRANCH.
To Messrs. W. Whitaker, WIN. w.
White, and William Pope.
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DR.. n. s. R0ml0nd. Sir: Abnua The
middle NJ July last. scrideniiy noticed
IN newspaper The advertisement VI the
MzIehless Ssnalive. Iur y hirh prrrrir-
ed you utre agent. and = hieh proirssrd 70
be a sovereign remedy Tor Consumption.
As ny vile Vas then issi Wrestling
away With This 5resdlai disease, snd 80
nnr family ph, sirian was daily and anx-
iunsly sndesvoring 10 rrsiore her 20 health
MiIhnul success, | stepped over 20 be
house. and asked him IL lie had any OBJ
jreiinns 10 her Iskirg Ibis Hrdirine. he
replied. that - he sas ptTleriiy silling
Mrs. Sherwood should take Ilssl or eny
other medicine she might cloase, but he
lhaughI IL could dn her no good. - her
lungs mere ropidly consuming and no
Human means could sare her." Sill -
droW hing persnn will catch 81 straw
and the Sanaiite heing recommended ny
three physicians n ho had used Il IN their
Frscuee, she concluded 10 give y irisi.
sent and purchased vial. 1hieh she
eumneEeed Isking three times day,
giving free indulgence 90 her appetite
according 90 tie directions. By pursn.
ing this course. she suffered considerably
for Tie first eight or fen days. but nss
shortly able la cal and drink freely. with.
ont tie least Inconvenience.
Within fnur weeks from her first using
| The medicine. her feeble and wasted frame
began 90 pm, on new strength. snd sle has
been gaining fr'm day 10 day until Tie
present moment, 10 the utter asiohisli.
meni Of our family physician and friends.
She is now enjoying . comintable
lrhough not perfect s,a'e If health, .
able To be about the house and 10 attend
church.
Mr.: Sherwood and myself are both fol.
~ of The opinion. and "a ere III y hn kn1w
her remarkable rasc, lhai she Omes her life
10 fhs SanGfire alone; and As ,hrre are
probahl, may ennsumplise persons ~ The
unUed States. who have not yel heard nj
this medicine. measures ought speedily
10 be adopted 10 have il mOre generally
known.
A number Of persons in This neighbour.
hood, understand. are taking II for other
serious complaints, with very great benz
EFT. Think of going TO The South, with
my family. sometime this TALL. and in rass
| d". will proclaim the virtues &c the
SanaiiVe in that quarter: l"r although
s"me Of the physicians here are actively
opposed To IT,, do sincerely believe IL "a.
we'd nv wife from an opening grave.
II ron think this letter Will serve the
public good, you are at liberty 10 publish
At. Respectfully. &c. ~
III. +. SHERWOOD.
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MATCHLESS SANATIvE.

DAVID 5, RIO WAND, The General Amer'
can Agent Cor this mighty medicine ttnven,ed
by the i'm norlal Gnelicke OF Germaay,l has
great pleasure in publishing the following high
~ important letter from a respectable sent'e
man ia New York, which he has received, with
many others Of similar charac,er-alsa very
interesting intelligence from severa! If his h,
gents, as will be seen below-whieh, together
with the eertiAssts ffcsu th,ss eminent esrn.a
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The fOlloEiag correspondence wasrs
esiEsd through Al extra Issued ron lhs
@lies af lhs Aanh Carolina STANDARD
II wili os seen By IL. that he HOa. JOBx
baEeH has conserved 10 Be run - The
Van Barss-Ssb-ffsssnry ssEdidsls Cor
Governor Of North csrOlins. We are >
Lille surprised At this maneussring. - IL
VAS bui short line back announced in
The STANDARD. that no opposition would
DC made 10 Governor Dudlsy's re-else-
iaon' but What most Surprises 10 10. that
Nr. Branch should have been iixed upon
IS their candidate. We ,iaughI Mr.. B.
had taken up his residence in Florida;
and have been ersdibIy inforned that he
Will be run as . candidate lnr seat in the
Convention 10 form constitution fOr that
territory! But We will mol complain Of
this. They have a right 10 run who they
please Tor their candidate; and 10 get him
IRON where il best suits them. Our l.sk
10 10 make known the fact Of his being 9
candidate: The people will judge Of his
claims on them. The meeting which no.
nominssed Mr. Branch was held in Wake
county on the 3CIh June, 1898, and q
committee was appointed 10 make known
10 him the nomination. The following
is the letter Of the committee, aud the an.
swer Of Mr.. Branch:
Wake couniy. July tlh, 1858.
Sir: We have been designated com.
miIIre 10 make known 10 you your nomi
ton a. candidate for the Office Of Go.
vernon Of the Stale. by . respectable por
ton Of our fellow citizens al = public
meeting in Ihis county.
/ In the discharge uf This duty, We deeG
! IL not improper 10 add. The nomination
has been made by those who concur viii
The views Of lhe President Of the uniIel
S;aIss, IN regard 20 our national eurfen
ey. and who flalier themselves, shoUls
you acquiesce in their wishes in becom
ing candidate, you will be generally
supported by the friends Of The Admins
lraIlon. We take il for grained. iron
whs. has been said, aud from the man
ner oil his nomination, by those who arr
themselves in favor Of United State
Bank and Henry Clay as President, TIA
Gov. Dudley uniIes in these views. w,
think IL therefore but candid TO the peo
Of the Stale and TO those whose orgaI
we are in making this communication, Il
know whether or not you are in layo
of such a Bank with its fifty millions
and OF that individual as President, upOl
whose election its friends alone seem &
calculate on lis success.
We have the honor 10 be, with gres
personal respect, your obedien, servants
WILLIS whitaker,
WM. w. WHITE,
WILLIE POPE,
To the Hon. JoHS BRANCH.
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The ill-omcned Sub.Trcasury BiIl'has
been defeated by triumphant vote in the
House Of Representatives. We feel
disposed to congratulate our readers on
so happy an evidenced the ultimate .ri-
umph Of the People over the Executive
will. II is bright page in our history,
and vii tend mnch TO endear our Repub-
lican Institutions to the friends Of Repre-.
sentative Government. Rejoice freemen
at the proud result; and learn from this
freely to express your sentiments through
The ballot box; and, asin this case, the voice
Of the People will be heard. We sub
Join an article from the Lincoln Trans
crypt Oh THIS subject, in preference, to one
Of our own:
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sol; will be se'n on reference 10 the
Wing TicSel for this county, ;ha. the
name Of CHARLES W. JOHNSTON. ESQ. has
been substituted for that Of NATHANIEL J.
KryG, esq. Mr.. King has unfortunately
been attacked by sickness. which render.
ell il impossible for MIN 10 attend the ga
iherings in the county. and has. conse.
auenlly. Withdrawn his name from the
list Of candidates. Every assurance was
given Of Mr.. Kings success; and his
name would certainly have added sumo
strength 10 the ticket. But though We
regret the necessity which eompels him
% withdraw. We are gra,iiied that one so
every way worthy Of tine good cause as
Mr. Johnston il, has been solicited and
induced 10 come out in his stead. Mr..
Johnston processes true Republican Wing
principles-snd holds liberal and exalted
ideas Of state policy. We hope this
event will no, change the disposition Of
vote. on the par. Of the Wings. as the
conles, is for "priaciplss, no, men,"
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G0RLICEE1s
.MatchleSs SanatiEe.

no LOUIS OFF0yF COELIcEE. "A. ID. 81
- GsTaany kkaIoPe.l iseiangs the isaPsrish-
abe huaar u sddlsg SEw aad RREeiors doc
aFlas la khe Scaxnce ~ Aaedarame "a ducarne
shs=ia. thsagh hrmes.Iiy osFosod by sune al
lie Gacusly. OF alEirh be - q Fsiaabie aem
bef. y se pFoses II be 30 seii fsundrd IN truth
- any dsesriae a Hniy u Fll- asrlEins, up
% lhe verify Il Mhleh are suspended The lives
81 mliii0as u our race, aad With he bslsiiy
challenges his oPposeEs - q late siE. csnsnmp-
ilss 70 4issass aas4ss sseasisasa D diserdsssa
stale q Us FiiG Ter Lils Esia si,lsl u iks kamsR
ksss. I-I@ giirn ss0rssiy laskiRg a fac sssseR
gsr yeas bers dare Is ias least asglziaf u Ihs
LaAgszGi-ssd ssisA n.y. Be- IS ssItaiais
iAgAgh acf - qalx4ly cared. - q eamAaSa esls o.
. simFtf Assssshs. IN InSs.Hahs pFrrious dac-
tIlae Tins. as a ssaparis an IsnpaftanI lesson Co
the sFpsysEiy kssli.y Of bala sexes, leaeLIns
them lhas IhIs insluIans Ice nay be a. uns5
served inmate II their eisyry Louses'' eyrn
while they Imagsae themselves secure ffam us
attacks Teaching them that tue great serIeI in
the ara Il preserving hsaith - 20 plpek oul the
disease while "a toe blade. and not wsIl tlll the
full grown ear.
This lliusirl0as benelaseor ri man 10 also en-
siiled 20 the nniragaed gratitude u Tie world,
Tor the iaxenIina e his
MATcHI.ESS SANATIvE,
whose healing iial may ~ > claim for IL such
. title. siase q has so sigaaiiy IHumphed I've,
our great common enrIHy,
CONSUMPTION,
both 10 the iifst and last slsses--a msdicine
sslrh sas Thoroughly flied I.s vacuum IN the
AaieEis Nrdacs, aRd ibsrshy PROVED lIself lie
COAQUEROR OF PHYSICIANS;
Inediciar, Far which all mansInd vail have
abundant cause TO bless Ihe bens ferRi hand VI
kind Pfovldenee-s medicine. whose won.
deroUs s.rIues have sesa go sloSihsy portray
ed even By sOme Of our clergy. IN their pastoral
sislIs 10 The sick chamber BY which means
they often became the happy instruments Of
changing dependency into hnpe, sickness into
health, aud sadasss Of frirnds INTO joy.ulness
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Col. BExJ,N,S TRoLlScER, of .his
county. has been elected Brigadier Ge-
neral Of the 9Th Brigade Of North Caro-
Ina Miliiis. The following is the vote
Of the several regiments:
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For the HilIsborOugh Recorder,
HARVEST.

"For you the rowing spirit Of the wind
Blows spring abroad; for you the sermins
clouds
Deeend IN gladstone plenty ore the world;
And the sun sheds his kindSst rays for you,
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phyrioiaas mgss eaEFsf sElHhEEh ibR fAEEAs.
80 e. Iae ssnstNe - teing silaast = IsEHIid
- ahs hsslsFy II asudirias.
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Thc .Entclaiess .Sallnfiue,

n " advertisement for which fills the two sub.
%A sequent columns, is for sale at Mudlick
Post Office, Chatham county, by
ROBERT WOODY,
Agent for :hs sale Of the same.
r N. B. A fresh supply just receiV-
ed
June 81. ss--sm
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Testimony No. ..
GERMAN SANATlyE.

Extract GOm the ESSEX Register, published in
Salem, Massachusetts.
The Agents for the ssic Of this Invaluable
"rdic,ne IN this city, have ia fhtiT pOsserslon
statements of many instsme s which have al
ready voluntarily been made To them of beneii.
resu ting tram ns use. lIguIers can be direct.
ed /" the individuals by calling az the Book.
store Il 10 ag'nts. >
lYE~ & JEHErT. lss Essex street.
Testimony No. 3.
F"In B1~ttn Morning Post,
THE MATCIILESS SANAIIyE.
3. an atIIcle Ia our paper 10 day, t viii be
seen that this medicine has last none of ils vir.
tues by crossing The Atlantic for il appesJsto
be working slmi'@ cures Ia Am.tIca To those
which have astonishcd Europe.
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The President. on Thursday last. nomi'
mated Felix G.undy, the instructed Sena'
tor from Tennessee. to the office Of A,tor'
ney General Of the United States. The
nomination was confirmed by tie Sc
nate.
Thus il is: as coon as the partisans o.
the administration are expelled from Of
ice and station by The people. birth is
given them elsewhere by their sovereign
master. What a stimulus for exerlion on
The part Of his friends. Can their zeal BE-
wondered at!
"Most just it is, as oil the party think,
To AID the cause by which they eat aud drink
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Ia his county. The following gen,le-
men are befnre the people As candidates
for seals ia lie STATE Legislature, viz.
WINGS.
Seaafs-IIush ws.l'lsll. esq.
CJammoHs ~ Willie p. Managing.
William A. Graham. John Boon. aid
Charles W. Johnston. esqrs.
VAN buren,.
Sfla'e-Gen. Joseph Allison.
CJaa1ns John Stackard. Col.
Hetb,n Sins. Col. B.nj min fru. linger.
AMI DR.. julius Brsckra.
James e. Turrenlins is a candidate for
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lanes e. Turreniins is a candidate for
reelection TO the office Of Sheriff for the
county Of O.ange.
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THE .7rmy BM.--Ths bill for the
increase of Tue Army, has passed both
Houses of Congress-, and received the sig
nature of the President. The increase
authorised is 1, 800 men, rank and tile.
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Testimony No. 4.
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MATCHLESs SANATIvE,
CONSUMPTION.

whose healing iial may sst claim for ~ suei
. title. sinee q has go sigaaiiy ITumPhed I'VE,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14
7n TIE EDITOR or TIE rvQ yIRER


At the time | saw you yesterday afternoon, had not
seen your paper that day, and Of had not read
lhe shor, piece BRAIDED "Tn Country McrchantsAucn.
ton Having it, feel that il may be well
10 correct which II contains
That stock then worth $500 eco and upwards,
is iue-lla i, had been laid the best terms and
before the late advance in EUr0pc icr as in this
t equally tue and all the other statements contained
the piece in your paper also true, save that Of all
OR goods haring hetn LOUgM wh caShThe error is in
relation 10 this particular My rcmari: 10 - was,
that the pSjaciyHi PORTION Of the stock was paid for
which is literally ue-(as no house can buy goods in
Europe advantage, except Cor cash lis cquiva
lent Tie short Statement, made you HE street
true state Of the We have issued paper for
little rising $40 900.
am glad 10 day our business has opened with great
spjy Considering how 'rw merchants have yet arrived
~ town. We have made large sales within week past
We booked upwards Of 81 coo Yesterday, 10 first rate
n!en-son!e Of whoa (who made large Lills) never
bough. Gf us before and all Of Hem il the smal! way
hprrr"rre We shall 10 Goub, have a good trade here
this FALL notwithstanding lr dry weah,gihc country
being exceedingly bare OF goods and winter clothes
knuw raust be- had. Few country merchants have gore
Tkev have bgen well ccarIy Supplied here
for plstand az they can be supplied
on better tcr,s this than heretofore The impress
sion which will be made on them caEmo, fail TO be good
ONE could say much mo!c. but good customer is
now waiting for II you deem IL important 10 cor
rec, the error referred Co. you do IN your own
way. ain. GEAR S'r,
ltT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-09-14
alsssapac'ss l0r 1889.

Jas, published and for sale by JOHT n1H ~.
the wear 1880; calculated by David Richardson OF
Louisa county. va-conainng in part: Imports and E1
morris of the T. States for the year ending sePeoer o
is37-showng the amount OF Southern p'onEcS' o, a.
,ices manufactured of Southern Produce OF northern
urnductions Of agriculture in general; of products OF
he woods and American and Foreign tonnage entered
and R2o ." the S,sI pumSs Of ns
i;;y &c oil he Ranks and Branches, per reports
9 osnt onuav an N: village Pre- Lsapng
srar W;re"Secret Courshp-rhe Mothers Farewell
to her welded Dauehers0ng "on the Lake G Um,s
droop, the ;, M'.'1 bau,, lCb ar &c, &C.
tons ior LEISURE aou'' az
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