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ANTED Observation-Disclosures
ANTED.-Employsrs are respect
DROTESTANT.--A Young married

gnod address oilers hs services az Clerk and
>1le,ran in DIV Good, wholesale whoie>1le ard
ttt Erntrrs >.r Counting or Comm sson House. for ~
twelve months. i'r little ~ Co sQrussuun, hs object
bring that of acquiring thorough kroweige OF busne~
u IT,, cry. Address frote,taut,' SUI ofhce, VITA real
naHr ans address, appointing an interview. ttndenAse
CIiN rt.rrru,e glNenl
England. my&4 a.
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u HANDY ANDY, No. V, and HECTOR OHAL-
LoRAN, No. H., have Just been issued by d. Ap.
pleisn & Co. 200 Broadway.
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" " General History Of the lndepcnden,
0dd-Fellows' Society with an Expose of their
Secret Signs. Grips &c. &c, showing the bear
Ing which Secret Societie, have upon our Repub-
can Institutions. and the Balefu Effects exertcd
by them on the Christian Character" has lust
bs'n published in % cent pamphlet, and il. for
sale nj l. tnu.strcei
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u THR BrRSEY PAPEss-DlaIy and Letters
of Madam DArbsy, (au,horcss of Evehna,
&c. Edited by her Niece, Par, IL la. Just been
issued by Carey & Hart, Philadelphia. it, por-
traitures OF DR.. Sam johnson and his cotsmpors.
ries are most pleasant reading.
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On AN .Neruia-ck. X An.eri>0n, stephen Csmhreeng
Rpb Henry Ludlow, samuel NHtn Frederick Deprysl.i
" hiam H. Harrison, Fsk >ciuclar!t, Daniel seymour
\ e. KoDGEit~. President.
mvtl-iu ID. G. TAN i.OR. secretary.
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DLEASANT ROOMS, with good board.
,ELECT School for Young ladies, 5j4
DREMlUM DAIILIAS.-The subscrib-

U have now ready for ssle to 5 thousand named
Dahas n pot, -oug healthy plant, from 10 10 inches 10
height, well rooted aud az The choicest kinds 10 s1dhs n
Slch Icv have added the finest ~ la1 years prke rw-
-, tom ENGLAND. oar stock Oi Dablas Is ~ generally
known 10 be- one the best 10 tb c0Jaty nat any further
comment eeiYed unnecessary. tLe prices viii be 10
,r,i Ia f. tunes. VIZ dozen me ysrettss by name
do very hne .; 10 extra hne 81 ~ DO. superior $40
10 SIS al wauanisti ~ repreeuei Catalogues furnished
on ,onl.eaiaon % sIBLO Dt MAP, so Broair.y
All order, thankfully rectsd ard prom PITY exec1ies
LIZ
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I STUDENT At LAW in thi. CITY

who ha, abundance OF L. sure time. wishes occupy
n copying or dsung la- paper lie writes rapid and
'av tsHf. ard would copy AZ les than the rsary prices.
line 10 Il. a, tlr Tribune office, will receive s,nediate
iiftuiou. my.f6.
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POARDING.-Board can be had in q

New England family, with pleasant rooms. being
paor aud Two above The same, reasonable
No n Merry. above Clak-st being the most
pcasan situation IN Brooklyn Far partic ulars inquire at
No. IN Maiden lane New-iork, or at the presises
above. tnylj linz
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BOOK BINDING.

FINHE SUBSCRIBER bess leave to announce 10 the
public in general, that he still continues 10 carry
the BooBnding business in all its branches
from plain to ornamental All orders sent from dis
will be attended and promptly executed, his
old stand back of the Register Office. The prices in
accordance with the times. He socils continuance
of patronage JOHN II. DECARTERET.
N. B. Ali kinds of Records for Courts made and all
kinds of Blank Books ruled and bound any pattern
Bacz-Gammon and Chess Boards made and prepared,
blank Music ruled J. II. Dec.
Oct. &c, 1912. 417.6t f.
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ppetrp.
THE COMPASS.

THE COMFASO'
The storm was loud-before the blast
Our gallant bark was driven;
Their foaming crests the billows reard,
And not one friendly star appeard,
Through all the vaults of heaven.
Yet dauntless still the steersman stood,
And gazed without sigh,
Where, paused on needle bright and slim,
And lighted by lanthorn dim,
The compass meets his eye.
Thence taught his darksome course to steer'
He breathed no wish for day
But brayed the whirlwinds headlong might,
Nor once, throughout the dismal night,
To fear or doubt gave way.
And what is oft the Christians life,
But storms as dark and drear,
Through which, without one blithesome ray
OF worldly bliss to cheer his way,
He must his vessel steer
Yet let him ne'er to sorrow yields
For in the sacred page
A compass shines divinely true,
And, selEillumined, greets his view
Amid the tempest's-rage.
Then let him firmly grasp the helms
Though loud the billows roar,
And soon, his tolls and troubles past5
His anchor he shall safely cast
On Canaan's happy shores
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.RAND LODGE.-The an

GRAND LODGE. The annual Communica-
u ton of the RIGHT WoRsHIPFuL GRAND LODGE oil
NJ c. will be held their AsoNIC HALL in the city OF
Raleigh, on the first Monday in December, the 9th day
of said month-at O'Clock P. NJ.
Visiting Brethren respectfully invited to attend.
U Lodges who have been delinquent for three years
and upwards, are informed (by authority of the G. NJ
and D. G. Nj that they will be struck from the List OF
Lodges unless they make returns at this Communca-
ton. W. A. HARRISON, CIR. Secty.
Nov I6 1842 420-4t.
GTThe Register will copy until the meeting
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PATNTENG. &c.

The subscribers prepared to execute all kinds Of
HOUSE; AND SIGN PAINTING.
limitations of every variety of Marble and of all kinds
OF Wood; also, Wall Painting Paperhanging. Gliding,
Glazing, &C. &c, attended the shortest notice. and
done in superior style Of workmanship.
Military Flags and Banners painted
in the neaest STYLE The shortest notice. and much
cheaper than they can be done elsewhere. [IRefer
to the Adjutant General of North Carolina.
Persons wishing Painting any description executed
THOMPSON opposite the South East of the Cap
ito Square, may expect have it done to their entire
satisfaction. g. & 5. FRAZIER,
Raleigh, Nov. 8, I641. cOn.--369lf.
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TAKEN UP, and committed to the Jail of Wayne
county, on the 23d of July, 1919, a negro who
calls himself Noah Runnels, and says he belongs to
MI Bridges Montgomery, OF Hertord county. Run
neis is supposed 10 be about forty6ve years DID, five
feet nine or inches high black complexion; quick
spoken The owner is requested 10 come forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away.
CALVIN COOR. Sheriff.
Sept. %, lS42. (Pr. adv. s. CO. 413-6m.
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AIOTICE.-The undersigned, brothers, graduates
~ ofthe University of Vermont, spending a few
days in this CITY for the purpose of procuring situations
as Teachers They have, it is believed, most ample
testimonials their character and ability For further
information, inquire in Petersburg Va, Of Rev. Mr.
Leavenworth, or Mr. E. P. Nash or in this City, of
the Editor of the Standard the Editor of the Register,
or the subscribers al the EAGLE HOTEL.
c. Nj. 61 C.. DAVEY.
Raleigh, Nov %, 1912. 42l-tf.
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HATS AND SHOES IN ABUNDANCE
TANIEs T. ALFRIEND has lust received. r

EAMES Il. ALFRIEND has just received
- and is opening tea utul and complete assortment
OF goods in his line, comprising great variety such
as Beaver Brush Cashmere, Neutria and Silk Hats.
very best for gentlemen and youths Gentemen's fine
Otter and Seal Caps; fine Cloth and SeIette Caps for
Youth and Children with large assortment of white
and black Wool Hats and hair Seal Caps for servants
His stock of Ladies and Gentlemens Boots and Shoes
been selected with great care expressly for this Marked
His friends and the public generally invited cali
and examine for themselves he is determined 10 sell
cheap for cash, q short credit punctua custom
ers, (only) JAMES T. ALFRIEND.
Raleigh, Oct. "a, 1912 4h-lCt.
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AIS ct.


' VICINITY OF RALEIGH FOR SALE.-By
virtue of Power of Attorney, executed me by the
owners and parties Interested shall offer for sale at
Public Auction the highest bidder, that highly i'm
proved and desirable residence OF the late Judge SEA-
WE'LL together with the lands adjacent and appurlenant
estimated at 2SS Acres.
The MANSION HOUSE is a large story build
ing. of excellent material, containing eight large
Rooms, with good dry cellar, siluuued in The middle
of an extensive grove of Forest trees. Within the
curtila ge, and only few yards from the door,
excelen, Springs of the purest The uhouses,
consisting of Barnes Stables, Carriage Houses, Work
Shops Offices, Kitchen, Servants Houses, Dairy, Goc.
are conveniently located and very commodIous. At.
tached the premises, is highly improved Garden
Orchard and Meadow, and about 20U acres of Land
heavily timbered, with Oak and Hickory. This Resi-
dence is situated about of mile from the Capitol,
and hen considered in reference to its accommoda-
tions healthfulness and location, offers attractions
purchasers very rarely to be met with in this part The
Country.
The Property will be sold in Lots of different Sizes
suit purchasers, and will be made poSTtively rithout
the premises, Thursday, the lst day of
December next. credit Of one, two and three years
will be gven to be secured by bonds, with satisfactory
personal security, bearing interest from day of saie
and the title reserved until the purchase money paid
Persons desrouS of visiting examining the pre-.
mises, can call on LEONARD II. SEAwELL. Esq.
WARNER Nj. LEWIS.
Raleigh, September s, 1912. All 13t.
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''Wife which way do you suppose the wind is
tonight2"
sWell really don't know, John, but suppose
you light candle and look in our straw bee"
"How can tell by that ?"
ssGo to sleep, you critter."
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n. II. FEaTSY ESS.
MERCHANT TAILOR,

RALEIGH, N C.
TNAKES GREAT pleasure in announcing to his
Il friends and customers, that he has just returned
from the Northern Cities, with large and elegant sup
ply of GOODS in his line, embracing every thing usu.
ally kept in such Establishments. lie deems 1t un-
necessary into detail of his assortment mas
much he hopes all who may wish to purchase will
his Store when he display his Stock for their
inspection, under the belief that they will be highly
pleased With ii.
Garments of every kind made to order at the short
est notice. ard warranted to fit well.
He is extremely thankful for The patronage he has
heretofore received from the public, and efforts
on his part shall be spared merit continuance, he
hopes an augmentation of the same.
N. B. Those indebted, are most respectfully reques-
led call and settle their accounts either by Cash
Note. I. K. f.
October 26, 1s42. 4l7-2m.
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~ direct from Norfolk, begs leave respectfully in
form the citizens Of Raleigh and the surrounding
neighborhood that he intends remaining here better
advance the Oyster trade with 10 the buyer
as likewise with safety to the consumer He will fur
nsh Oysters every other day, four times per week.
to customers, either by the keg gallon. In order to
the citizens with the above luxuries, he has
ken small House, next door to Mr.. FINDLATER, where
he will retail Oysters by small measure, from quart
gallon, and in all cases. will warrant the Oysters
fresh. Country Towns. from CASTOR up Raleigh in
The neighborhood OF the Rail Road and ITS DePots.
will engageto furnish punctualy three times per week,
in six gallon kegs will also engage TO furnish all
those Towns, lying South and West of Raleigh, viz:
Smh6eld, Chapel Hill, Hillsboro, Greensboro, &c.
three times per week. To those who may favor me
with orders for Oysters, under the necessity oEin-
forming them, that in order to fulfil my contracts,
compelled to request payment every week, either
TO me at Raleigh, or to Agents at any Of the Depos,
whom may appoint to receive the same.
JOHN WILSON.
Raleigh, October II, ls42. ZIG If.
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and on its tombstone, reared by the pious muni-
ficence of lis Biddles, Webbs, and Stewards, in the
#Golgotha of political humbugs, will be appropri-
DISSATISFIED WHO PARTY" PLebeiam.
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HOIT'S COaeN OIL. recommended as cure
III for Corns, for sale al the Office Of ''THE NORTH
CAROLINA STANDARDS" Price, 25 cents per bot
tie; So per dozen bottles.
March l, l941. S2Stf.
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PoRK-The Alton Qllinois) Telegraph says
that contracts for hogs have been made in that
place at from 81 25 to 81 SO per hundred ac-
cording to weight
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GTATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
y COUNTY OF FRANKLIN.
Court Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Sept. Term 1872
Rebecca Virgins
OS' Petition for Dover.
The heirs at Law
of Elias Wiggns.
Josiah Wa'ford and wife, Petition for sale of Slaves
ana o'helS' Sbelonging to the Estate of
Alfred Virgins sSi Il Others Elias w'ss'ns deceased
It appearing to the satisfaction of :he Court, that
Harwood Virgins. Green Virgins, Alfred Wigsrns.
WineforG May, Priscilla Underwood and Sally Free
man. defendants in the above stated Petitions reside
beyond the limits of this State, that the ordinary
process issuing from this Court cannot reach them |!
is ordered that publication be made in the Raleigh
Standard for weeks successfully for them to appear
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions to be
held for the County of Franklin, at the Court House in
Louisburg. on the second Monday in December next;
then and there to TO the said petitions or they
will be taken pro confesso them, and final DEGREES
be entered up according the prayer Of said petitions
Witness, Smith Patterson, Clerk of our said Court at
Office, the Second Monday in September, 1872.
S. PATTERSON C. C. C.
sep,ember2 2, 1912. (Pr. adv. S. 624J 4I86t.
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GRAY's OINTMENT.-For sale, at the Of
W fee of the North Carolina Standard, that we'll
known excellent article, Gray's Ontnleat-by the do
zen single box.
Raleigh, Oct. &c, 1912. 4l7'i.
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T,aUo Het1teIred Dollars ReeUard

PROCLAMATION,
By HIS Ercezlency, JOHN M. MoREHEAD, Co..
ernOr, Captain General, and Commander IN
Chief of The State Of North Carolina.
WHEREAS, it has been made appear to the Execu-
tive Department, Iha the last Term of the Superior
Court of the County of Cabarrus. the Grand jury
found true Bill against NJ RK KISOR, for the mur-
DER of JAMES S. Russell and that said Kisor has fled
from justice.
NoU therefore, the end that said Mark Kisor ma y
be arrested and brought trial for the sad offence,
hereby issue this my Proclamation, offerings Reward
of Two Hundred Dollars, for the apprehension and
delivery of the said Mark Ksor, to the Sheriff of Ca
barrus; And do moreover, hereby enjoin and re-
qure all Officers of this State, Civil and Military, TO
use their best exerons appehened and 10 cause 10
be apprehended. the said fugitive aforesaid.
.11,1h. - Given under my hand Governor
.>STAYNS &C. and to which | have caused the
sagSsS1A9 Great Seal of State to be affixed.
SeSNySs Done our city of Raleigh, this 25th
SSTSSSf' October. 1912.
J. M. MOREHEAD.
By his Excellency's command,
PRYOR REYNOLDS, Priv. Sec.
DESCRIPTION.
Said Ksor is about 80 years of age, five feet ten ir
ches high, dark hair, square shoulders, dark skin,
large mouth, some appearance of scad-head, speaks
quick, is Blacksmith by trade. has bad cOunten-
ance, and fond of carrying his Rifle, and OF Liquor
He has brother Georgia, and sisters in Missis
sippi, married to Parrot Evans, the other 10 -
Collins.
November 2, 1912 41Sat.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE
Y The subscriber offers for sale that valuable plan
tation $ miles west of Raleigh, called OAK GROVE,
as any in the county There is a snug dwelling house
on the premises. His of the most delightful situa-
tons for country residence, any where to be found
Applyto JANE WILLIAMS
Raleigh, Aug. "a, 1912. 4os-n
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DORTRAIT PAINTING.-GEORG w.
Il FITZWILSON, offers his professional services TO
the citizens of Raleigh and its vicinity. His room is
over Mr. J. c. Palmer's Jewellery Store, Fayetteville
Street, where specimens may be seen. The public are
respectfully solicited TO call.
November g. 1912. 419-5t.
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an excellent Medicine-for sale al The Office of
The NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD. Price, so GEMS per
OK. Nov. 24, l84I.--369.tf.
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-GTAEE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
~ DUPLN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Oct Term, 1872
Petition for Partition.
Joel Jones. J
appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that the
defendant Joel Jones, is nhabitant of this State
It is therefore ordered that publication be made in the
North Carolina Standard newspaper printed in Ra
leigh, for six weeks, notifying the said Ioe Jones to
appear at the next term of the Court Of Pleas and
Court House in Kenansville on the third Monday in
January next, then and there to Plead answer de-
mur to said Petition; Otherwise the will be taken
pro confesso as to him, and heard exparte.
Witness JAMES DICKSON Clerk of said Court al office
the third Monday in October and 9Th year of In.
dependence, A. D. 1912.
JAMES DICKSON, Clerk.
oct27, 1642. (Pr. adv. $5 623 4l9 ct.
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vices to the Public as an Agent to buy or sell
Bank or other Stocks or Public Securities in North
Caroline His charge will be per cent. on the a.
mount bought or sold. d. W. SfoNE'
Raleigh. Oct. IL, l841 377tfy ?.
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7NHE INDIAN ELIXIR, a cure for Cuu,

7NHE INDIAN ELIXIR, cure for Cuugh ghs
l. Asthma and Inflammation OF the Lungs, is ve
etagbIe extract OF agreeable ase and in its
happy results. Price, 8 per bottle. For sale by T
LoRiNG General Agent, a! the Office of The North
Carolina Standard" Raleigh. Also. by w. WARE,
Wilmington, and by A. PARKS, Hillsboro', Y c. >
March ], 1S41. 236-tf.
Ctate of North CarOIina-Ashe COun-
y ty. Court OF Equity, Fall Term, A. 1912 Rich
ard Gentry Robert Hamilton, and Charles NJ Dowell
Bill of Injunction. r-
1t appearing to the Court that the Defendant Robert
Hamilton is not inhabiIant OF this State. lLis order
ed that publication be made for three months the
North Carolina Standard, Published in the Town of
Raleigh, that the defendant, Robert Hamilton, appear at
the Court Of Equity be held for Ashe County,
al the Court House in Jefferson, the sixth Monday
after the third Monday of February next, and then and
there plead to answer demur complanants bill,
otherwise it will be heard exparle and judgment pro
confesso taken against him.
Witness, Felix B. Parks, Clerk and Master OF said
Court at Office, This 18th day of October, A. D. 1872
F. B. PARKS, c. NJ. E.
October 26, 1912. CPr. adv. S73.) 417-l3t.,
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moment the voice of a domestic was distinctly
heard
He is come, Mr. Clarence is come! Now God
bless my dear young lady Lucy uttered a scream
of JOY, and clasping Ellen around the neck muir
INJURED Father in Heaven l thank, thee and then
tainted with excess of happiness. Her swoon was
brief She recovered almost Immediately, and her
face was radiant with happiness.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-12
a. oOK T..
CHEAP CuEAPER, CHEAPEST
NOW OR NEvEu
lsnHIAEIs

Z you snpply yourselves cheap Rocks and
stationery call down 10 Lyons Cheap Sore where you
vii be sure TO get all articles la that line cheaper than Ia
other store la town To convince Of that Tact he
only axis you 10 80 ss Where Asf and then rosne to him
aud buy.
The stock al fresh srable consists every
desc rpiion Of school, Miscellaneous ant Hank books,
stationery CT all kinds and desc, irtinns.
nils of every quality, frsm 81 81 o. s3l per thoustnh
Paper, Car and Letter. rurf aud piain
Cuieryl, :. 3 bla,ied IL krives NaEnrs SCISSORS
fcrfuncry. ecaps. tckNsnc, &c.
But snl for yourselves, and yon will net re-
rrct u.
The store Ia open 'dli 10 O'Clock nighL
10 iaaEe mistake Ia the sNrct Is directly orno-
site J, I'm n Gordons Iron Store Nsn street, lean
to tho New Exchange ami MayOs Drtgc ,,.>,,
y LNONS.
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ME- DIUIN q =.
m, TO FAMILIES. III
RowAsDs oarMoyED) TONIC MIX

up- Thass Who ~ouhl have recourse q Flrsiiy NJ
deias Coz tfrer aEd Aeae. Dyspepsia and Nsrr8us
akassfss should cisc rtnnAe between the 'thousaa
uns Remedies stany befaed forth to the pubc
,tir in ali TasfD and thai almost nn
~ naNy succes<fdl present slon called
kpWANus dMPROvEnD TONIC MIXTURE.
fc~ tctnArk1 vii rer~e Co Illustrate the difference In
fhe piaee tho oersiioa OF the MIXTURE in the
20 te Fever ana Asue is upon entirely nsie ard pc
sabar. yet saf-r prtRoptes. sCcocdiy-It only
promptly the course Of Ire ehs punciualr
tuncoas 81 the general system perfectly healthy
siac. shcn rcapacs liable To cnsie than an
attack the disease W who has never had before
Thfily-rhe systeu. during the administration cfthe In.
proved roac Mature sprfags Under ifs ben en-
fsEeace and forth health nd
vror. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF ess effect upon the bow
els the cause Of tho disc pssscs on In the way
strongly Indicated by nature. fthly-is effects the
system uniicrmly mild and s1fc well efficient,
snd Is as well adapted the cebest infant siuply by
~ hhcaon OF the dose, as 10 the most vigorous adult
Man, other considerations OF the importance
TIE ANXIOUS parents and invads, might he enumerated
here, bat the above few OF he points of
eongarson With the remedies generally resoredio in pro
iessIona and family practice from which proper Judg
ment may be formed IN selecting the remedy.
tbs eciency Of the Rowsnds Tonic Mixture"
effect lasting OF Fever and Ague the proprietor
the original guarantee viz. The money shall be
rciuraed IN every wherein the remedy has been
punctualy used without producing the desrcd effect
Address Dr John r. Rowand, No ~ North Second Street,
Philadelphia.
supplies been received by the Sole Asen, Tor Rich
inond Va. JOHN GAYNOIl,
an 10 onc door above tho bell Tavern.