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MEDICAL ADVICE

DOCTOR LAMERT still confdentally consulted, his
old Office s. Gold street. between Fulton and Beekman
all diseases Of delicate his being mild and
iudicous requires neither restraint in dist him
drance from business pursuits Recent eases cured IN or
days. -
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL,
erect youth and thereby causing nightly and vsnt
his object being the sysen mentally and bodily
that state Of vigor nature originally dezigned.
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the
patient being the least sware somstimes caused BY
neglect Of the parties themselves by the Dr. edestuy
cured, without pain or nconvenience. -
The Doctor being of the few qualified advertising Sur
yeons he city, perfect cure Or no charge made
Letters postpaid enclosing Zee, Immediately attended to- and
medicine with advice, sent Of the United States
Office, IS Gold street Open from Am. to PM.
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The Glove Anodyne is the best Of ali Toothache Remedies
II immediate effects curing the most violent
to9hache or pain in the gums in one minute. m
Experience has that this anodvpe composition VIII
give immediate relief after the failure oi
other remedy it the aud smell will not in
the teeth and few applications Will
entirely Che pain and from decaved tooth 20
pain eds from the face FROM the around a. tooth
apparently sound this application will give speedy relief BY
Prepared and sold by A. B, sANDs I o. Drugg,s and
Chemists H3 Broadway OF Chambers street. Granite
Building Sold also Fulton ~ East Broadway and
by Druggists generally throughout the United States
fell Imsm
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

MEDIOAI ANU SUnOICAU UFFICE.
DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, we'll known TO
the victims Of syphitc Diseases the most successful
practitioner that New York boast Of in the Of
his destructive ard smo, u1manaseabls masd st e BE-
he legally qualified TO- prac. Physc and Sugerhat no
possesses dsase superior 70
and g1ops az % e ever. variety Of vs2.rsa Dis
not only from every Of the Uned States, but they
come from the West Indies and Canada cure on an aveago,
s0) patents year dsccurtenance quAckery form.
,nd therefore isks this method Of informing strngen and
he treatment Of their disease Every undertake
make NO charge No matter how long you may have Glst
j re h.ad and bones Of the viii and can
Seminal Weakness: brought by secret hsb indulgd
Mn1 W ,S xcam ~ = s t unrs,nrs
rice hss experienced seuty Dyspepsia, yssk
the limbs and small of tho back confusion Of intellect
togetness pslpitaon Of she heart aversion to society
ony symptoms Of this eompainT Il my d!Ieetons are follow
containing 81 for advice. attended 20. Observe Oce
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II adopted tehe entrc disease Of Pesseries and all che,
and Paris and universally recommended in Europe BY
MEDICAL men Of the highest ank IL th, country i j. So.
Hospitals and BY all the eminent practitioners
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies at No
Vesey street. having separate entrance from the business DE-
paftment, where lady ID in attendance apply
TYusses and Supporters female patients FIJI lmrrc
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IFrom the Evening Postl
DENTlSTRY.."D DIR. A. c; CASTLE, who ha, lived a
- long in this city, has obtained distinguished and
ssvisbls emnence in his proiessiSn He insert; Artificial
prepared composition the form Of Paste for filling holow
decayed tender eeh which, while rssts the action Of all
acid. and agents. becomes ~ hard as the toot and
durable for life is peculiarly adapted for nervous persons:
tried his skill aud can recommend him."
DR. A. Castles Offices 38I Broadway. flo m*dh
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49,

OPTICIAN, FROM GER MANY.
Most respectfully informs the citizen; Of New York and the
public in general that ne pa, ioeated him,sm this city, and
sorneu OF Spectaces Reading Glasses in Gold Silver
he partly known by b. annual yislu sassOsa Spring,
he enabled determine the glasses suitable any
sye Persons with weak be supplied with glasses
s,lentsn called to new style Of psIstvs ground sass.I
ground produce and have highly recon-
mendd the best their effects upon the eye
sho.ghed persons anG such a. have been operated
superior quality in old frames and solic the patronage OF ali
in want Of his articles. Please call a.
NJ WISE, Optlcian,
f1i Broadway
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GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTH
ACHE DROPS-AN IMMEDIATE
AND PERFECT CURE.-Those v no
have felt the painful throbbing and excru-
cia'ing pangs Of this disease shooting
through their jaws with most tormenting
perseverance,, aud, as is often the case,
have received but little sympathy from
friends on such occasions, will no doubt
be much pleased to know Of a remedy
that will never tail 10 quiet forever the
unmerciful offender.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY CUKED-Ths Tonic
" Mxturs prepared by College Medicine and Pharmacy
Of the city Of confidently for all cases
s an Invaluable remedy sterisy orbaenness,
Seris boss s. each; cases Of half dozen 81 carefully
packed and sent TO all parts Of the Union.
Ocs az tho College Of Medicine and Pharmacy, Nassau
stres w. y. AlChAhUSON. NJ. d., Agent
d20rc
NIOTICE--MADAME REsTELL, Female Physician.
In would consequence the
Oce all he addressed 2s9 instead
Of heretofore to her residence a ureenwich
fl8 lmsrc
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TO THE LADIES.
DR. HULLS UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS

THIS new Instrument for he radical cure Of
Prolapsus U,eri, or Falling Of the Womb,
by external application, surcTseding the use
of the objectional Pessary, 10 confidently re
commended to the afflicted as the means Of
failed Of performing q cure, even under the
most aggravated circumstances.
The Supporter has attained a very high
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LEGS. HANDS. ARMS. &c.

LEfS. HANDS,, ANMD, WC' .
7xe Loss Of Feet and LsSs 10 Eindvsscs to fh<
JOHN =. TH0Mxs. Cork fsg M.lss, &C., "a
Ws.er street. New York. respectfully infoMs MT he
public that he continues 20 manufacture AhIiFI-
ClAL LIMBS, on a plan the most correct and less
complicated, having, through necessity, invented,
made and worn artificial leg for forty yeHs, and
cent OF g,ynx satisfaction to all who call on him
LOT Legs, Hands, Arms, or the common Wood Leg.
n. BAH letters must be postpaid.
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DR. CORBIT1' may B,

DE COKSiIT may BE- eossuIted con9dcn,ally At hiI or
respectfully informed that Dr Corbtt membey az h,
Univety City Of New York. and that he has ercusv
confined ms practice fom being general to the treatment o
ssrain css; q disesses tIow years in the city
NeW ofk wncn engr ,hs entire attention. The anpals
p,etss Ins Doetsr cautions the unoruns against the
are in few days removed entirely from the system See thai
you are ud eousy treated by person legally qualified
e fssoss afflicted with pIotrecsed and nvstee cases
Iorbt ecs many has established the Doctors
ErrNton skill and rsspecnby, Structures engsge tbs
vsnf certain disease " any Of 10 FERNS d1a Dmsss
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DOCTOR +. HETNE

on DUANE STREET, near Chatham, continues to be con-
~ suited the various branches Of his profession DR.
will .lwsy. give hi. candid opinion TO all who may appyhe
affections Of the bones and joints by mercury disease
rheumatism syphtc and mercura ulcers diseases of The
skim liver and digestive scrofua diseases
and children and all delicate diseases engages the doctors nsr
ticular attention. j. HEINE M d.
III lmsrc Member Of the Medical Societv
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CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or rSARSAPARILLA,
~ kNrrAN Avn SAssArnA prepared by the NJ York College
Of Medicine and Pharmacy established for the suppression OF
rh. epsa and sS S Of c
above herbs confidently b, the College in
Gnitely superior any OF Sasspars at present. bore
the public and be relied ON c!tnin remedy Tor all
diseases airing from impure Of the blood, such az
scroiua satheum, rugworm, botches pimples ulcers
pain in the JOINTS nodes crupcns liberated
disease arising from the secondary enec Oh
syphilis iniudicious use Of mercury. ,
In cases Of half Z dozen bodies. ...ss1
/" one dozen ,.... 600
Cases forwarded to all parts OF the Union.
N.B.-A very liberal discount to Wholesale purchasers
disrc " -" o'''S W. 3. RiCHxRDsON. M. D.. Agent
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cure of gcnorh.a, gleet, seminal weakness and ali dis
eharge from the urehra 1t Is in portable FORM pleasan to
take being Of all those remedies that have been
found EN- cacious in curing diseases-Si.
Druggists and who purchase Wholesale will get the
article at the usual discount
DR. Glover consulted those difficult and protracted
Of syphilis that require practical experience to insure
ne has received medical education and has confined him
Patients who have been treated unsuccessuy by Others may
entrust themselves to his with confidence HIS Offices
in No. Ann stree-lamp at the door OF h private Office
in the evening. f22 linen
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M EDICAL ADVICE
-ru v,,nun PRIyATE y DISEASES, ,

THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW York COLLEGE
Of Medicine and Pharmacy, established for the sup
preston naehs,y continue to diree. their psItcaa1
6dently promise requiring medical treatment
sae and permanent cure without injury to the constitution
make application the College the frat appearance Of
those diseases vas! amount OF suffering and me may be
thus avoided One OF the members of the College, for many
years connected with the principal hospital Europe for the
eure p h9is COMPLAINTS attends for consultation daily from
II rs StSslgs cSUNk7
have forwarded to them chest
all medicines requisite perform radical srang the
explicitly together all symptoms time conactot
caa sd w. Ro''
dlsrc
VELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE RADICAL
cure u gonorrhG, gLee seminal enisss0ns and oil moco
purulen discharges from the urcha These pills. the result OF
pronounced by their celebrated inventor Pre- Xelpeau
nfaibe remedy for all diseases of the urhra They effect
cure in much shorter time than other vmedy without
apG the breath with ss % S %
'di Dis 'rs re n'"'e' g. RicHHRpsoN. NJ D., Agent.
RICORD'S ALTERNATIVE MIXTURE FOR THE per;
~ manep cure Of p1ima'y secondary syyh yenereal
acers nodes any Complaint produced ny a. use
pectng yenea ant remaining in their system should 9se
this powerful purifier without delay no person can consider
himself safe after having the vene disease without thorough
Sold in single bottles at 81 each half dozen IS;
carefully packed and all Of the Unou Bold at Ihs
cGsEs S,s Of Medicine w. 3 bsS M Agent
CONCENTRATED EXTRACT Or rsARsAPARILLA.
GkNrrAN AND SAssAFRAs prepared by the NJ fok College
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North Caroline Iaastit4tiea
For The 0eaf RIlil DmIna.


tHIS Institution will be opened for the reception OF
I Pupils about the lst of May next the City Of
Raleigh Pleasant and comR9dous buildings have been
obtained and It is earnestly desired That persons ha
ing children oriends who ofhs unfortunate class
viii use all practicable means to have them here
the time Of opening the School as possible +@z4
For the present. Pupils will be feceiveda any age be-
tween eight and thi,fye The Pupils viii 1.-Two in 6Se
same house with the Principal and his family and will
beaaltnes under his care and direcfi6n-The female
Pupils will be underline special care the wife of the
Principal and the Maron, and the utmost attention will
be given aud care taken, to seeuFehe comfort aRd hap
piness, as well as the improymeDtloEaH the Pupils.
+ The terms ef The Session of ten months will be one
hundred and sixty dollar for Beard Washing sand Tu
iion including necessary Books aad all expenses
except Clothing and Medical atteRdance-paYab
half semi anRually.ih advance.
The very best assistant Teachers will be procured
the number of Pups may requires Thepfecise time Of
opening the School be benentionediha future AdVer-
All Communications the subjsctof the Institution.
addressed to- WESTON r. GABEs, Esq. Raleigh, (pOst
pd) oEafter the Isl OF April, TO the Principal will be
attended to promptly. =.
All applications for admission for Pupils, whose Pa
not able to support them either in full in
part should be made to His Exc cheney Gov CIR AHAM,
President of the Literary Board -
WILLIAM d. coo KE, Principal.
Feb2, Is45 ASA 535-tf
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Ts'GUeNers Going North,

ERE INFORMED that the Fare from Castor
10 Baltimore, through Petersburg, Richmond anG
washington City, is S9,-the same as by SLEbaE'.
TO Weldon and the Portsmouth Rail Road.
Persons wishing to go TO Norfolk or Portsmouth
are Gre lhtormed that on Sundays, Tuesdays, and
thursdays, Passengers will be carried by the way
O. Petersburg, at s. which is So less than by the
Portsmouth Rail Road. Persons who are Iray-
cling 10 either Of thott places are Informed that
they can leave CASTOR al TO o'clock, P M; Pc
tersb9Tg the next morning after breakfast; bY the
City Point Rail Road and then take the splendid
steamboat, CURTIS Peck, aud reach Norfolk at an
early hour in the afternoon, nearly as soon as by
the Portsmouth Rail Road. - n
For Tickets and further information. aSnlv 10
JEMES GRESHAM, Agent
- CreensYiIle & r. r. Road Co.
CASTOR, March g. 5I1ed,
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Save your Corn CObs & Shucks -!
' 70 the Planters and 11illers of North =.
C0r6lind.


| The undersigned has obtained letters na,en. :,
enable common Mill stones for Iocks) now. in use
10 10 grind CofN, COB and SHUCK, into meal
Tor horses, moles, cattle, hogs, &C. lherehy savino
,o, @ .na" one Inlrd OF crop, whchs an impor-
the ABOVE purpose is simple and durable and can
moi, win lair means get out Of order II will Iasi
as iong as the stones last, with an expense of so
een's every nve years. TO enable The common
mill stones 10 grind corn into meal rsoures no
new buildings or extra power It can also be- an
Pfied 10 horse mills, threshing machines gins or
any given power known. The same mil will
Sno one1nira in more OF corn meal by the intro
SUCTION o! tnfs machinery, and can be changed
from grinding corn cob, and shncf n GI;nJ5no
corn meal m the space of thirt1 seconds. Corn
alone when Ted 70 STOCK is said to Sc bv the most
Pssctca and scientific planters coustpating in its
effects, producing founders. cholics and 3arions
other maladies which are incidep, ,o,stock Cxr;od
ing coos aad shuck with the corn makes a food
congenIai with their nature, and cannot prodnce
any OF the serious results above mentioned. Stock.
when lee on corn exclusively, deprived of the
health Cd animals by their being unable to eat
sutlclent bulk 10 Proddce Gistensiou before the
animal becomes gorged. Cobs ground, with the
corn produce ms necessary. dislensi6n, without
any danger OF diseases arising from .o91efeatns
Corn cob and shuck MEALS improved by scaIdin9.
and sth more by boiling and yet more by parti.
al fermentation. An the preparations facilitate
dlgeshoa tor hogs But horses and mules will +
e.
qaiFe ii dry or partially wet with cold ,wa,er.
Horses, mules and oxen when fed with unground |
food, void much inan undigesled state, which is |
OF course lost for all beneficial purposes. -
p Read the subjoined eerlfRcare.
~ The undersigned can be addressed at Ra-
telgh, and all calls will be attended to puactualiy
and With despatch by himself or agent
H>- VIM. F. COLLINS,
Raleigh. Feb: 30, 1915.
Having been solicited by Maj. Collins to have
my Min adjusted ie grind Corn in the Ear and +
ohuck, Feonsented that he should do so as an ex
PerlnenH and am able to say- that Il gfinds
Corn @ IN me Shuck at the rate Of 30 bushels per
hour; and the dressing of the stones is so urnrov
ed; that It grnds shelIed Corn more than twice ss
last as before, and BY my watch, at the rate Of *
bushels per hour and the meal finer than usual n
1eem 4; valuable Improvement, and shah mr.
chase the right touse 1t, as IT viii afford me
save much thereby. 7 7auu
Feb. 20, fs45. ~: Do 55c Ian: ~
u~H- wwr- =
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Notice to Owners of Mills.

AVING obtained letters patent for grinding no
III Corn, Cob and Shuck, in The ordinary Grst Mill
now IN use, take this method OF Informing the public
especially those who may infringe the right without au.
horty, that shall hold all such persons who may either
use or construct any mil mills upon the principle Of
my patent responsible under the patent laws of the U
ted States Elearn that Infringement has been made
this State and would notify the public that have
disposed Of the patent right for this State to Mai WM
COLLINS OF thus CHy-exceptng two countips Halifax
and NorhamPtonand it wouI be ell for ali who wish
to avail themselves of this and saving improve
ment always advise with him upon The subject before
having their mills altered unless they satisfied others
are acting under his authority. This addition of grind
ing up the shuck thoroughly, is invaluable refer the
Puolie to Maj COLLINS publication in newspaper form
and hand-bills, for particulars, SC.
.- E. A. KNOWLTON
Naleigh r eo. 10, lS45 537-if
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General Agency

ss,.es9fos the State Of North Carolina
Z = Persons having Notes, Accounts. or Cl.,- :
an descriptions for collection in any part "f Of
S5ate can have them attended to with fsbfahI f, this
ano despatch atlow rates of Commission Sm s
- ''O'Ds tHen % AS. LOUGEE 'O''
.31'.s er.-,a aprr,,,a,,,, Raleigh, N. C.
:. :, ha1elgh-W W:sR2 Gales, ESQ, D. w s,o..
Esq, 2. b. SRith, Esq, Capt. i. G. seoi, ''0n',
Fayettevlle-E. J. Hale, ESQ. N'o'''
W1tminStoa-Capt w. H. Dudley
: >NewberR--M Messrs. Diddie,
: Washing ton-Dr. David Freeman.
Salisbury Han. G. Jones, ESQ.
Charlotte Capt. Lucas.
- Pf.ftsbasg-- Pthd Wp JSLnsOn, Jr Esq, B. T Bur,
Ballimore-James Kelly.
: 4Philadelphia- H. NJ. Crawford
<,>S. g. YotkI3isaae o>good, Chester Jennings E.o
Raleigh, Jan. 80, 1915. zoo.
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Tnentu Dollars Rerayd.

DAN AWAY from the Subscriber, on Thurs.
~ day aight the 18th instant, dark muIa,to
boy named Henderson, aged- 10 years, abou. Eve
feet 10 inches high, has full face aud bushV head
tdd boy raised sbotfI miles north Of w ades
to get 10 seare of the free States. The above re-
ward will be given TO any person who will deliver
said boy TO the, or lodge him in Jail so that can
get him: CHRISTOPHER WATKINS.
Cedar Hill, March 7th, 1s45. 541-4t.
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NJ office is hereby given to the lawful heirs of Nam
EVcy Morgan, DECEASED, and David Scarborough, that
there is in the hands ef the Executors Of Samuel Scar
borough deceased, legacy favor of accord
ing the last will and testament of said deceased. If
they do not apply for said legacy in ibe term of Eve
years from the death of his wife, Lydia Scarborough
they forfeit their claim, and the Executors will not be
fespoHsibie for any interest the said legaces say
$3.50 share, from this date, February The 2Oth 1915
-. DANIEL SCARBOROUGH =
! HIRAM SCARBOROUGH, ETeeHf'FS
Feb. 20. 1S45.-~.' i = .t... = 5Ss-I 1872
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New Publications!

Reeeircd This dag at The N. Carolina Book Store
The s'Jhaid Of Honour" or the Massacre Of ST. Bar
'tholomew. a tale of the 10Th century.
The" Regents DGugAter a translated from the French
Of Alexander Dumas. by Chas. Fl. Toron.
Miss Martinean's Letters Mesmerism. .--.s.
' C0TSe. de LeOh or the RrigaRl by G. p r. James,
The Chimes" Goblin story Of bells that rang
old year our, and year in, by Charles Dickens
Also, No. 19 OF the Pictorial Bible.
TURNER & HUGHES.
March 5th, ls45. $50.
tStar, Register, and Independent copyl
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ThIers' Life of NapOIcom-

TIME History of the Consulate aud Empire under
4 Napoleon, by M. A. Thisrs late prime Minister Of
France author of the History of the French Revolu-
,tiOn embeIished with full length portrait OF Napo-
leon and Josephine. The Is No of this splendid work
has Just been received This day at the North Carolina
Book Store. Also, Theirs History efthe French Revo.
luton in vols.
Phem O'Tooles Courtship, by YIN. Carleton.
Lovers and Husbands, story of Married Life, by T.
S. Au.thur. Married and Single, by T. S. Arthur
Aiso No. IL Of Harper's Pictorial Bible, has been
ceived, and is for sale by TURNER'S HUGHES.
Feb &c, 1853. 53S
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Great RcdmctiOn I'M Pricc..

RLANK Books, consisting in part Of Books for
AD Clerks for Records Journals Ledgerss Day Books
and Letter Books and fact Blank Books of every dis
cription very large and assortment to be found
at the North Carolina Book Store, and offered for
Cash at the very lowest Northern Prices DON'T say You
get them cheaper bot caH send in your orders
and give US a chance Of testing the fact. '-.',
TURNER, s. HUGHES.
February 26, 1s45. 5ss..
LStar aud Register copy.1
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BULLS
N70HIEI lLN78SN8y|

Are the greatest discovery made for dispeng he
various kinds of worms that frequently and distress
Lgly annoy both children and adults From the sparta
Gazette "'FFom our own knowledge take great plea
sure In recommending to the public Huls Worm ohen
ges as the best worm medicine extant Children VIII
eat them as they would candy, and cry for them"
parents say do not be without these Lozenges any
time, as you value the lives of your children.
e. Also,s DIR. HBLLS -r
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THE MOST REMARKABLE, CURE
EVER RECORDED
HADpoNFIEIp Nj. a

HADDoNFIELD, NJ J. April 20, ls4S x
On about the 18th day of October, IS4ly taken
with violent pain in he side, near the liver, which
tinued for about five days. and followed by the break
ing of ulcer, absces nwardlys which relieved the
pain little, but caused 10 throw up great QUA nifty
Of offensive matter, and also much blood, Being greatly
alarmed this, applied aphysIean but he said he
thoughI he couddobut little for except We some
Mercury Pills which refused to take, feeling satisfied
that they could do good many other retneyiies
then procured by my wife and friends but none did
me any good-and the discharge of blood and corrpntion
still continued every few days and at last become soo
fensve that could scarcely breathe. Lwas also seized
with violent cough, which at times caused me to raise
much more brood than had done beforehand nay disease
continued in this wdY still growing worse until ebru-
afy, when all hope of my recovery given up and my
friends all thought Iwoud die ofa GsaiEOpfmgC Con.
5uAlPtlOn, Atthls moment, when my life was appa-
renily drawing near its close,I heard ofDr. WiStars
MalSam OF wild Cherry, and got bottle which
relieved me immediately and by the use of
only three bottles of this Incidence all my pains were
ved-my cough and splitting of boed and corrptoa
entirely stopped, and in few weeks my health was so
far restored to enable to work at my trade (which
carpenter, up to this time have enjoyed good
health.
:. THOMAS cozENs.
Personally came before me- te Subscriber one of the
Jnsc ofthe Peace in and for the said county Thomas
ozens and being duly affirmed according to law, saith
the above statement is in aulhings true. ~.
Aflrmed before me, on the goth day of April, 1913
j! CLERITNT, Up.
.suchis the unprecedented success ofthis BALSAM,
a NATURES FAvOURITE PREsCRIp.
= = So TION, ,n5->..a. .,s:ss-.
prescription eeagena9 to our wants. ast is prepared
rom chemical extracts from substances which the author
nadre has placed in own land for wise purposes
many who know nothing of the mode Of its preparation
IRE to reap Pecdnary benefits by selling an
ars5s similar in name' or in appearance orby represen
ing their own trash superior to the BAL SAM or by
'uttng mixture and soemny asseveratng that Il Isl
imported from foreign country which is not the case
All these deceptve arts go to show that Wistar al
t5alSa "a Is Known TO the world to be s:THEl;
GREAT REMEDY" J" and that to sell any mi ixture Ii
must De ttSe this m name, or ,uot 70 be hike it in
ubstance. II
90 Believe not the cunningly wrought fabrcaton- Il
md take only the original and genuine EYistar,S
Balsam OF wild CherFYs
NO OTHER CAN BE LIKE IT.
address all orders to ISAAc BUTTS, No. 81, ,Annlst
Eew YORK r, Agents ', t.
- WILLIAMS, HAYwooD& & CO.. l.
oSO Z0t. Raleigh. 4
~ WILLIAM y. CLARK, a
: ATTORNEY AT Law,
as...a -.f Raleigh, II. @. :