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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

The reader must remember that al these rn-ml-.rs
nov IN Congress, hold their seats Il the 4,h March
ie35-snd TIA t- coming Elections only upon the
pr-sen ne n5rr by the moral tc- 81 Fable opinion
a. maniir-ivd At thu Polls The senate eanno, he
Changed ui after The ith ni March iig the uew turn
bets not taking their seats It'll that tn-
In the n"rt Congress, beyond doubt Connecticut
All exItii complete revolution in lis members y,,
CANA i've or 80 changes, New Hampsh re- perhaps u
Alabama one and Tennessee " Mr. lan Buren,
eon,innest u meet With the nhaps he has had at the
Polls, h. ai be decIa-dly in Ia. minority \, ,l,e
popular body than opposition party in the
country, after proper tine for IT'S organization
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

bsr,s. ~ u.sssorz -sr- zee, ,A~y al sscsi.s s.s
,etsrses ihasas - Ai@-gAy CO.
". iss@s~ s.s5s s- s~sa frivrd Il hsz ~saaa
- ~ sasfsA-e ffas 80 sa'ssnsy S-t's. lie ED
~ h<rf ts.i .acb fsais .h-ai& .sssr ths di. ~
sotrry sns ghss.'sse dsisss "a. seshh ~rh Ia
s.ne -sef hs alsrras4 tAr y0-ag LADY sas Asg
igss3 hlsn urssk
TAs, it< hr1si ioscbes - kYsen ~sse lighted
~ ~ glasaa.-rsas issP = dcaiA.
Fsaifs3 o. hss rssois'isn y. Lss.gne Sr5l5
ue,s- ses4u.e the lsssr. II b.. gssa-.siea. Hsie-
raj A..,sry. ssd ehsa.ify isoG Ia pace q! iasi
oss.
NJ De i.asene Sise a. Pans. N 1873, and
~hil.. ih~y hs,s ubor he cal I'd be Oar ehddrrn.
L. tnuab zs. sfea rtp~ ned iib the ffesAesi so1
suo.l seaalfai s4ssr-
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

me |J'1TnmrHf Of CoHgc.s. Ta-.issc'a
''"' '"a"+i''"e's thsl This body h.. eo-s hone
au' even in' hot weather rh1t dove lie ,a,a.
n ',. = e"n''Gered a b'es-in: or hat as,oaa.
we d" believe the governed ..0uid haze been c.s.
'ht I" dwell while egsn ~ furnace. u ot.
'Noffoy he g"'ernurs could have beca dr,r
nome. The ipuss. 10 b. sure. bg. pf.yenred -
d'ln2 Ct mach evil. bot What could body =
u'"d. pres dcd over by roch Speakers ~ Jsme, j.
f''k' and "nh such Cbance..ur u The Ef1ss'
P''f as I. {. Caubteleng OF New Yofk As r.
''e senate, II has sunk. ever since The Erpsngh.
,'"n" nio being N" mere regislery If EEecoiu"
4"h''r' when The Executive fi.cs hi. DEGREES.
t"hgie'h has manufactured TwgNTY Mul0Ss
treasury no'es iur the benefit Of o.. l..a'"
WI :, va. refused positively to gne eu.fs-.l =
The Governed.
Congress has leeissied csref iy or The r.u
ErFfINo "f the Go,ernmeni, bal o n4s doYs ,l-
'ns Tor People bsnkrupred BY tAg Illegal scu9s
81 ihsi Government.
Congress has provided punishment f.f iie r %.
sy''ama United States Bauk le-..-..a- o.
n",es. Shile Inc Government h.a en- f.Ia. BE-.
hess BY millions ~ IEEEpEEnAbLE TEEAs CAT sOT-i
aud Certified Dfshs from BiGA " L.gk.
Ibsnk'. ho~eser. generous tad sb- aIsnI lhsI-'
% given to 'hc Wing sso coneefs.lns nss'''
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17
From he y Y Eypress
THE COMING CONGRESSIONAL
ELECTIONS.


ihe Elec'Ion OF Nj miners OF Congress IN LOUISIANA
took place the ihire FIRST DAYS Of last ~eea The re-
suit W. shall learn IN lev days Elections TAXI place
10 fourteen other States the wear N the follow.
ing order
Thnois
Mlssou,i. ( Isl ''h'a! W August
vermont Is, Tuesday N September,
S'Ine, ~ ,,,d't 10 nFP'emtet
Arkrnsa. l., ,lond;, IN octobrr
South Carolina % Monday ia October.
New jersey.
Pennssl 'snia, : u Tuesday 10 October.
ONO
49,. y, -. :. ~i
N -' -, e., a., ~ - - -,
Dei,v,,s ., -rne.I,, 90 Na"oaha,
In ,h. c,,,,,,, So, 49,, - ,,, -
hundred and forty ionr i-tnbpr. OF this number in
prrent Cnnyf-ss 81 we're elected as friends nf IN,
Admin strl,lou md "a as oppossd-as follows.
IuHISIsTHArios vuic
u,,~p
"i'N'
John + sifteh George Evans
=. u. ), smith Idwaik Robinson
h""'as bF-e Joseph G. NOyes
ii"sh ,, Nnderson
Nrsh ID Pans
MASSACHUSETTS,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

s,v. .h'ndsy July 9.
n'''aelsa' 'Eg The sesaie adjourned ull Deeeu.
h'r'r The House rae, =. nine y'clOck II.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

TS~-.s I. Ha-~s rzi.a-y Nas-is
tak- rNeprv Wa. -. Bed
10 D tezia--f.r kntcs~sT
siisa n tsztst ra1~rs Mss
Nattas ~a-sAa, asssn<~r j..
Eaxsfs k4lssss tisI HssgS
49, W Ai-n
, h.hs u li'ihsssy
". Ls4tas
HIS SOURI,
tls<r' q strr.sa
ssaA " lles.
MICHIGAN
Issss r Craty
SOUTH CAROLINA
" = IFssrs NtAly Tborns-rn
yo4s i. kusAzssscs -Frarrts = Pekets
- y rie~pey
- ~ Fla-Fs
.Juha X GnfHa
II q Rteu
laha Csa.p SsiL
GEORGIA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-07-17

sfctsbald Yen
We tacs8ed Louisisna the eeofisa hong o-sr
and pro5e tnzt the Coo .ies.oast Dei~s a,ton
all u ehaesed u bsIag too Ways IND asmlHsia
- hose 70 iaiss are Cor-erSa'i,es
Those marked are Leo Faco Nah6sa
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

Ateeting Iacident.-The Columbus State
journal relates the following affecting Incl.
oeh', as having occurred Al the recent Gel.
eofa''on OF the National Anniversary, in
,'que, Ohio. A revolutionary soldier,
JOHN CAMPBELL, lying dag eronsly i'll, ex
pressed desire TO linger until another An.
NV rsary's sun should shine upon the land
Tor whose liberty he expended The prime Of
manhood. The morning of the Fourth
found him yetalive. lie requested that the
procession Of the citizens should halt in
Iron, Of his dwelling, wished once more to
see the American FIag.-flls request vas
complied with. During the day. he expired
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

B~AIl persons IN arrears to the undersigned, On
account of subscriptions to the Star, advertising
&c. are earnestly requested Ia make payment.
IL Those especially who still remain indebted
to the late firm of Lairrsaee & Lemsy arc loudly
Appealed to, both BY the demands OF justice, which
they have so loag sisregarded, and our pressing
necessities; and II is hoped sverv one who reads
this will receive it as addressed TO himself INpl-
vtpuAILY, and settle his account without further
delay.
IL Persons at a distance may very safely and
conveniently send the amount due us BY the
Shsrfs of their respective counties, who viii DO
coming 10 this City shortly to make their annual
returns THOS. J LEMAY
Raleigh, august Is, 1888.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

We have sc, down two Commonsrs with the
Wings, one from Hartford and one from North
amptsn, who are said to be opposed 10 he admin
istra,lou bu, in favor Of the Sub Treasury System
There is also one Senatorial District to be heard
from in which there Is some prospect for the Wings
lin onslow the Wing. stand fair chance for a
gain. There 10 now no doubt, as far as heard
from, that the Wings have a clear majority Of two
10 the Commons, not including the doubtful, ana
lie IN the Senate, not counting the Senator from
Rutherford, who is claimed By the Van Buren, men
as being in fsvsr OF the Sub Treasury, bot which
has been denied. The returns for Governor Is not
so full. Is counties remain 10 be hsatd from T.
nough 10 knewn 10 ensure the reelection OF eos
Dudley by a majority Of over $4,000 Thus has
North. Carolina aobly. We hope forever, rspudia'ed
ha policy OF the "successor Of the "Greates
and Best, j" and thus may every State do who Il
opposed to uniting all power IN the hands 81 I'M
President
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

In this town, on the 18th inst, after an illness
of twenty DAYS, of hilious fever. Capt. JOHN J.
DUNLAP, in the 33d year of his age, leaving a
~iie with number OF relatives and friends to be-
moan his loss.
In this county. on tho l9th instant, MINERVA
WILLIAM SUSAN. only child OF Col. VIM NJ
Grier.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
Commission Business,

FEVHE Undersigned thankful for past avars in
IL his line OF business (Rveeving and For.
wardingl gives notice that he still continues at his
old stand, and has made such preparation as is
necessary. He hopes, BY sssiduity aud attention
to give general satisfaction.
cofamg W uIrtcuon
To tsrn.rs and merchants whe are DESTROYS of
shipping their cotton les New York sr Charleston
he will make liberal advances.
FELIX LONG.
Cheratr. August Is. 1888. t4l7
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

A new paper TO be called the Johnny
Cake. is about 10 be established in Boston.
Its primary object is 10 advocate entire ab-
stinerce from all meats as an article of d.
Ell What next, in that fruitful hot bed Of
fanaticlsm and folly II. Virgianian.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

To Jonathan Helms, Sherrod Helms, Dan.
tel Helms, and Abel kezioa and Della.
his rife, heirs of Isaac Helms, deed.
" GU are hereby notified, that having sdminis.
IL tered the estate of Isaac Helms, decd,
aud being now ready to settle with the heirs, you
are requested to present your claims, as the mo-
ney is now ready to be paid over 10 you or your
authorized agehts, aud for which shall not pay
interest tsom this date.
EZEKIEL HELMS
Meeklenbarg CO., Aug. % 1885. t4l4
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.

ne Spiders most attenuated thread
Is cord, Is cable 10 mans brittle tie On human bliss
1t swih feelings of genuine sorrow, that
we are called on Ia record the melancholy
death OF Mr.. j. s. Raboteau, of franklin co.
but recently and for the greater portion of
his lite an estimable citizen of this place.
he was returning from Louisburg home, a
lew days since, IN Sulky, driving a mule,
when 1T Is supposed the animal became
frightened, aud starting TO run within
quarter OF a mile of his house, threw him
out and injured him so badly, that incapabla
Of effort he lay for many hours exposed to the
scorchIng rays Of a mid day Sun. We say
supposed. because he was found as described.
though he scarcely spoke, after being discov-
cred. His remains were brought to this
City for interment, and were followed to
the tomb by large concourse of sy mpotbis.
ing friends.
MIR. X. was about 70 years of age, but
he was SO regular and temperate a man in
all things, as to be free in an unusual de.
gree, ifon the infirmi les incident to aye.
Few persons have discharged in a more ex.
emplary manner all the duties of life.
l Though retiring and unobtruslve, his virtue
was OF the sevcres, kind. An infexibe in.
tegrity, stern moral principle, an uncem-
promising adherence to truth and right, we're
Its prominent characteristics. Resoute in
pursuing his own straight forward course,
he turned aside 20 interfere with no mans
affairs, but following the advice of the pos
lie " he studied to be quiet, aud to do his
own business. '-Ral. Reg.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
ATTENTION.
McAIpin Greek Cavalry.

V OF are ordered to parade a, Elan Moores,
u at the hour OF 10 o'clock A. VI on the sth
Of September next, armed and equipped as the law
directs Tor drill DeRqusnts will do well TO at.
tend. BY order
CYRUS A. ALLEN, Com.
August %, 1888. t4I3
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
MARRIED

lu this county on the 18th inst, bv the Rev.
Mr.. Nuwlen. the Rev. JAMES THO HAS to Miss
ANNA p, daughter OF NJ j. p. Morrow.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
LEVI II UJUHI KY,
Secretary OF the Treasury.

Wake CouHiy.-lt will be seen that this
County has elected the entire AdmInlstra.
ton Ticket, after a contes, without paral-
lei for the violence with which II has been
conducted. No, only were the ordinary
weapons of paftlzan warfare put IN requlsl
ton By the Van Buren, party, but the most
reckless assaults were uuscrupulousiy made
upon private character, and other means
resorted to BY the leaders, which, If those
who used them can reconcile TO their sense
of justice and fair dealing, We envy not their
notions of right and wrong. So malignant
were the feelings displayed towards one of
the Wing candidates IN particular, that
many Administration men manifested their
disgust and indignation by voting for hun.
If there had been an open field and fair
race, the result would have been different,
but the day has been won by jockey Ing and
foul riding RAJ. Register.
Investment of the Smithsonian Bequest.--
The Secretary of the Treasury has gwen
Official notice that the money bequeathed
BY the late James Smithson, Esq, of Lon.
Washington, amounting TO about ball a mil
lion Of dollars, will, It is expected, be re.
oeived during the present month. The
&C, of Congress passed July Z, 1888, directs
the Secretary TO invest the same IN stocks
of States, bearing an interest at rate Of
not less than five per cent. per annuIn, and
he announces that he Is now prepared tn re.
celve proposals from persons who have
stocks Of this description for sale.
/ -
Gen. Jackson.-We learn from Rei
eious paper printed in Nashville, Ten, that
Gen. jackson has made public profession
of Religion, and united himself 10 the Pres
b,ter,an Church the fact Is announced III
,ae paper alluded to with flourish of ,rum
nets winch would not have been made oveI
tho conversion of hundred better mel
in human life. We doubt whether so mucf
extra rejoicing on the occasion IS quite
compatible with the Religion OF Him ~h'
is mo respecter of persons. Or. Tram
tyIt is contended by Mr.. Calhoun ant
his friends that the sub Treasury scheme u
a State Rights measure. Why, then, is i
sustained by the Union party OF South caro-
lima, Georgia, &c. the uniform opponents o
the State Rights party, almost en- mdsse
! How is il that Mr.. Calhoun is now separa
!, ted from his old State Rights friends, ant
$ il banded with those who sustained the Pro
. clamatiou and the Bloody Bill F.! We Tea
he has 90, back TO his old creed, TO wit, tina
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
NEW TREASURY CIRCULAR.
" To Collectors and Recacers Of Putl;c Meneu

AVtptettoIS anu hfCtfteIs HEssC 4U1Htg.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, July IA, ls3o.
congress having adjourned without making
any additional provisions tor the security safe
keeping of the public money, ii is obvious that in
the present state of the laas and the Banks, an
unusual responsibility devolves upon those who
collect the revenues Of the General Government.
The difficulty IL obtaining suitable repositories
for II, as well as III transferring paying ii out
conveniently, without the aid of that further le-
gslation the necessity and character Of which
have been fully explained in public comnunica-
TONS from thus Department, impose on all CoIlec-
tors and Receivers the duty OF extraordinary vlgi-
lance and care.
The President expects that exertions CORES.
pondng TO the occasion will cheerfuy be made
by every officer, and that effort will be spared
10 nave all the laws, as we'll as Ire regulations
ssd instructions Of the Treasury Department,
scfupulously enforced. Accuracy your &C.
eounts-punctualuy In returns-proDptness IN
your depsslies and payments. and entire forbear.
ance 10 any part of the public funds for pri.
vae purposes, will, IL is hoped, characterize the
whole class OF collecting officers hereafter. In the
present condition Of things, If any departure from
such course should unfortunately occur, il will
be much regretted-and howeve. unpleasant the
task, an exemplary aud severe notice of the IRE
gilarity wil become necessary, in order TO secure
tie great public interests involved ia the subject
The duty on the part OF The public officers 10 4b.
stain from the employment Of the public money
for private advantage, Is SO apparent, that ex
cuse hateyer Tor II can be deemed admissible.
Respectfully yours,
LEVI WOODBURY.,
-, -.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
HousToSvILLE, Iredell Co. n. CT

August l4th, 1886.
MAJ IL. T. JONES: Slr--At an election ground
10 THIS county, at which was given 234 Common
or votes, the voice OF the people was tsken a, the
late eiections, with respect to an u s. Bank, BY
putting The qnestisn-Bank or no Bank, to each
voter as ne came TO the Polls. The result was,
Zoa 10 favof, and opposed to the establishing of
that institution.
lfyeu think proper you may insert thi. N your
columns. 1t Is indicative of the feelings of the
Fteemen In the North Eastern part Of Iredell to.
wards the sdninistratio
A CITIZEN
p. s. AT the same Precinct the Administration
candidate for Governor received one vote. A. c.
Carolina Watchman.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
$50 REWARD.

$50 REWARD.
Ed ANYWAY from John Nc
- NJ Cord. on the 2sth of June
IA last. a negro GIRL named LUCY. a.
>TLA bout 25 years of age, very black,
7 WAE and about Eve feet high and slender,
l tNAy She is supposed To be in the neigh
S oorhood of Gen. Nj Lesry's on Paw
Greek, as he owns her husband, she
has some relations belonging to Mrs. Maxwell Z ms.
cast Of Charlotte ALSO some relations at the Alex.
ander Mine, and also some relations at Bissel's
mills, . miles from Charlotte. Having purchased
said girl from said M'Cord, ~ill give the aheve
reward to any person that ~lll deliver said girl %
me IN Charlotte.
B, P, BOYD.
Charlotte, Aug. %, 1888. t4l5
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

3-.@F7-FA = fsat' .4iA t.lE III IIn
Above We have gwen all the returns Va have
received. AZ far as the Legislature is concerned
VIC have but six counties 10 hear from, via: Cam
den Gates, Haywood, Macon, 0nslss and Peiqai-
pons ~ of which sen, wings al the las, eleesioo
Parties stand at this time. according TO our cal.
culalion, which ws have tried 10 keep clear of sr-
rors, is as follows;
Whie, Van Buren,
Senate, % -
Commons, b3 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

W Inc Eteetions.-We have received partial
returns from Alabama, Kentucky and Indiana
not enough mas been received to say wha, the
complexion oil the Legislatures will be- There is
no oouO' OF Kentucky. bu, while the Wings have
met WIN reVerses in Alabama they have SO far
had correspondent gain.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

It is the climax Of absurdi,y 10 say that the
states have any rights at all and, for the
purpose OF maintaining il, is anxious to con.
centrate all power in the hands of the Fed.
erai Execuilve-the very essence of Mon.
archy.-Lynchburg Frginian.
we understand hat the Banks of Char.
ies'on have determined to resume specie
payment Oh the LIST of next month. The
Commercial Bank of this place will do the
same. The country banks have not been
heard from, but We presume that of course
they will JOIN IN the measure.-C. Tel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

W Tho Fall Term Of our Superior Court 10 now
IN session. Ills Honor, Judge Settle presiding. $
far. only two cases of much importance has been
decided.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

lst Remains Of Napoieoa The Sleclo
fansslfs that one vi tho objects u Mar
Sgalt'. MISSION 10 England was TO OBJ
srmlssson To remove the frmalns Of
a'eon 10 France and IN this, u = said,
~ succeeded, With the aud II the Duke
Neiingion. II is stated further, that the
|face Do JolnvIlte Is tn proceed 10 y. lie
" % command Of irgaie, having on
'ta sald'er frem every rellnent IN
aace, and that the remains al the Enpe
ate 70 be deposited under the column ~
4 Place Nendoine, With snlcan religious
''emones, at which the D4ks at Wellng
VII b. invited 10 BE- present. II ha.
Z been The aln nf the admirers Of Napo
y and all Frebrhnen are tn'runcsd "ltl
y g'ofy to get hrs remains from st lie
4" ahd 10 depos,te them IN the Place
'eaontr, 10 the heart nf PARIS. Probably
Gus Philippe wonld strengthen hts d.
IVY more BY that movement than by an
geH he could make.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

iAe stimmea and the ugfiea. Accord.
- % The New Orleans Ptcayune, there Is
\ \ 'ah CITY soung Top who laces ~ tight
Ia lakes two ladies' tn see hun and then
~, can't without the help 81 a microscope ;
:" a,so man 80 ugly that his own shadow
s'a' follow him
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
A TABLE

A TABLE
e"o'oi"g ne result " our State Elections, and the
wing gain and loss in each County
Counties Which " n tul: M.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24
A NEW PETITION.

The following circular from Mr.. Levi
Woodbury., is beautiful commentary upon
what the country has heard SO much-sn
lndependen, Treasury. The "Government"
has gotten rid OF the thraldom of the banks,
and now through It's able head of the Fl.
nances, prefers most humble petition to
the Sub Treasurers not TO steal the public
money Richmond Wing.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-08-24

Investment Of the Smithsonian Bequest.-
The Secretary Of the Treasury has gwen
official notice that the money bequeathed
by The late James Smthson, Esq, of Lon.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

scmAnLr.ror March H. srhr vo.su,, va Ap.,se
cola CID ship Henry wWeAak Leach HaSyry bark Desv
Ewei do brgs Cordelia, Sherwood New York; Barnne'
Fish, ~ Jesephs, Fa.
New ORLEANS, March 17-Cpd ships Emperor Hsyynrd
LverpooE Liverpool Davenport, dol WIN Tell Co5n SIss
WAT do Sagamore Moore Hayre shannon stone Lvsrpoo
kenawa Welsh, Phadephia; schr Tpsea Wills, Lassb New
York T-'-N NV Ia f - Il y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-27

OK KEWARD-Lost saturday evening last The
will receive the above reward by leaving the al No 10
account. mz7-iws
T0cN roc, ,ad AOmE-To2T 3, Ext, sof
Prepared osy by VIM Brown cheoist No 4sl Washington
The WIN viii you With
ache when there Is remedy . ..a..s -s
and remedy tooth ache Il from the cav
4. the substance and leaves whe the outside
hat unple..an, ,e arising from defective teeth doe
and f by a'i
ueI Grand ST corner Henry aad Pike s and a, Gra,d ST.
" hinor eorrer Dey St aHd Broadway and VIM. b.
> rouNbNHa sBssciou.. sanitary and esctuai rem.Sy
IN all Of Leucorrhea 1Iavousry Emissions Seminal
lion the Bladder and in all OF the Urinary Organs
The immediate relief generally afforded by the Of Bal
esed It's celebrity in the cure Of the above diseases IS cent.
%e e
0p oa hs S1 n Csse
= y NATHAN B. GRAHAM
- cious and medic for children causing worms
appearance Of woras they DO much good carrying o the
secretion Of ucus rsm the sorseh and bowels which gene
NATHAN b. GRAHAM,
m27d a1 No 90 Nassau St corner Of Fulton.
Al POPULAR MkDtClNE-THORNES Con-
N pound Extract Of Copsba and Sarsapsrla, certain
Of STRUCTURES whites pains in The back and
oins seminal weakness affections ofhe kdnes gravel
One this preparation enjoys above all 9th.
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ture, with restrictions In diet or confinement from daily u
useful and oush, sever usprovided With preparation
possessing the advantages which the present combines
daeren stages Of the diseases. without any eItra charge con-
tanning fu and ample direction: 1911,
Prepared by b. Thorne Chemist London, and for sale
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