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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-10-06
For the North Caro,ipa st,ud.rd.


The Annual Meeting of the Grand Division Of
the Sons OF TEMPERAxcE, Of North Carolina, will
commence ITS session in this City, on w Wednesday,
the 20th daJ Of October, instant. -. .i.-
On Tuesday night, the 10Th inst. the Rev. Pto-
fessor DEEas, of the North Carolina University,
and also Member of The Order, will deliver a
Public Address, on the Principles and Objects Of
the organization of the Sons of Temperance, at
which time we hope to have large delegation
from each Of the Divisions in the State. From the
well known character and acknowledged talents of
the Orator, the Public will doubt EXPECT as they
will most unquestonaby receive, rich intellectual
treat as well much valuable information in re-
laton to this new and most rapidly hourishing Or
der. As full attendance Of all the members in
the State possibly attend is mos. earnestly
desired, as well to hear our Brother DEEMS the
evening previous TO the meeting of the Grand D-
gision as because of the great Influence that such
vocation must exert in favor of the Order, and
Temperance generally; and that we may have an
opportunity to meet in the social circle those with
whom we allied in the sacred bonds of LOVE-
Purity and FIDELlTY," !" and for the universal dfu-
sion of Temperance, Benerotence and Brotherly
Lore. = g s1.'E ~.-..' CONCORD.
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A RE row opening their Fall Stock of Boots Shoes
"A sc. which consists in part of J. Robinson'S.
Ladies Buskin Welts, Morocco, 80 81 e-2'
Do do do Kid, I'D -''.- .f~-'" - -=.
~ Do the finest stitched do, t-.'h'-- 7i-'.
Do Gum Elastic Sandlss patent article,
Do do over shoes, do do,
Gentlemens Gum Elastic Sandles do,
a. Do over shoes metallic,
Misses. Boots Women do. Morocco do Seal, Boys shoes
all kinds, Children do J.. Robinson'a make, Womens
Leather Boots do Shoes Mems Boots, do Shoes
in fact every :hing in our line. .g.-.a Ja;g. ~
September 9th, IS47. Il, ~ s..s-... .-.-.. 6T4 .
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NOTICE.

NUTICE.
THNHE Officers, Soldiers, and Musicians of the S6th
Il Regiment. are hereby commanded to parade on
Hllsborough street in the City of Raleigh Saturday
the 23rd nstant at IL o'clock, armed and equipped
cordng 10 law, for the purpose of RegmentaI drill.
The Commissioned officers and Musicians will meet
the day previous at the usual place of drill, and hold
Court marshal. VIM P. HAYES, 1t. Col Both R.
shall on the same day of Drill, proceed to hold an
election for Colonel occasoned by the resignation OF
Coz. Willie Pope By order of
JOSEPH B. .LITTLEJOHN, Brig Gen
October 9Th, lS47. 80 .~-. s..-'--cf GIL. ct
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A newly arrived Hibernian was asked at din
ner whether he would take some of the apple pie.
" Is it houIsone inquired Paddy. ITO be sure
it is" was the reply. "What makes you ask
such question 2" Because" said the new conner,
L" l oncc't had an uncle that was killed with the
apple plexy and sure thoughtit might be some
thing Of that sort" -.. ss t F.. A.
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We are authorized TO ANNOUNCE H.
]. GREGORY, OF Granville, Colonel Comma ndant of
the 37th Reg iment N. c. Militia, candidate for the
office Of Brgader General of the 10th Brigade North
Carolina Militia.
October 9Th lS47 ..... 674-4t
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CI.ARKE,n

Now OF RIoamoNb, Va, (F0RME EaLE OF WHEEL-
ING yIRGINIA.l u
Avails himself of The earliest opportunity Of pre-
senting to his old friends and patioRs theannexed
Scheme of the
MOST BRIELEANT LOTTERY
EvER DRAWN IN The UNIrED5 STATES,
And it being universally conceded tha, he bas
been and still is the most successful Vender in the
United States in selling so many large Capital
Prizes, he presumes this fact, In connection with
the extraordinary magnifeence of the Scheme,
will be sufficient guarantee that he will receive
An order from eachOf his ODD friends and patrons
,s.;ss.lLs ". lMAURY & Cas,,.lfanagers. s.za<s
ONE HUNDRED THoUSANDsDoLLARS,
$40. 900! $4,000! s Prizes of 10000
200 Prizes of $4,000, (being the lowest No. Prizes)
The 1st and I'd Drawn Nos. $1,000 I'D and I'd,
.yra,uss or Sd and 4th drawn, $500! - ...--re
:139. ALEXANDRIA LoTTERYgais
Class S, for 1877. To be drawn at AIexandrla, on
a. Saturday, the 30th day of October, t1S475r...
r. Is Number LOtte'y-l2 D,arn Ballots!
. = r. MAGNIFICENT SCHEME. & -. 7'' a's
grand capital prize of Sloe 900! do. of $40 600
l splendid prize of $2o,0 900! do: Of l5,oOot 1
da:of$l2,o75! S splendid prizes of $40, ,O0ol do
of 5000 do. of $4 cool 200 prizes (Lowesi
three numbers) Of So 900! 63 do. lis, & I'd drawn
numbers) of 1000! 126 do. of2d and 3d. or Sd &
4th drawn Nos) 500! 126 f4th & 9th or 5th g. 9th
u'&"h tNOSJ RSoU 1SO 90. 10 L Un or Un o. Sth
drawn Nos.) of 5000: 37le do $50! $234S6 do $40
Wholes $40-Halvess $40 Quarters 5 10
Eighths So, {. E1'f - sai
Package Of % Tickets, which embraces all the
Nos. placed in the wheel, will cos, as follows:l
n % whole Tickets, at $40, cd - 200
| A discount of IL per cent. is allowed -. i
h"ss when sold BY the Package. sa .sf.I sssyl2C
Warranted to draw back, nett amount, a. dos
Cost of Certificate of 25 Wholes, s472
Certificates of Halves, Quarters and Eighths, in
proportion.
Scheme will no doubt be heavy, send as early as
possible, and secure chance from the Celebrated
Capital Prize FENDER
JOHN M. CLARKE,
..-&-s~ sr.e1s s:lgt Richmond Va
+ N R.-Postage need not be paid. 674 = I'm.
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schooI for small Children,

- SGMOOI Tot SnIdII CMHTWFeMsc.-
M RS. EEtzAHErH F. CHRIsToPHERs has opened
Nl School Tor small children at the Masonic HaiIi
Raleigh. Terms, one dollar per month.
She respectfully solcits the patronage Of her friends
and the public. T"5E
Raleigh Sept 1, 1s47. 670-n .
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Church Discipline The N. Y Obserrer sug-
gests that churches should compel their members
who are able, TO pay their honest debts; anc make
ii matter Of church discipline EIeh0"gs
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The milkmen will be delighted to hear that a
chalk mine has been discovered in Georgia The
intelligence will be particularly profitable to the
New York dealers. !. 80. sgoseae
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p DR.. William D. Cowan, of Wilmington, has
been appointed an Assistant Surgeon in the Regu-
pular Army.
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ST. MARY'S SCHOOL, T.
s R-fLEIGH, NJ c., ..- --t'--,.
Right Rev. L. S. Ives, D. D., Visiter: so .
Rev. ALBERT SMEDEs, Rector.
VHNHE Twelfth Term Of this Shcool will commence
the 10th of November, aud continue till the 18th
Of April .-.--.. :rs .s- ...... ~.
.-- TERMs-PAYABLE ADVANCE. 4. ..-a
For board and English Tuition, per Term of 1e a'
Five Months, - 800 90
For Tuition in French. :...!. s..~st.' 10 90
For Tuition in Music, on the Piano, Organ or ,s..s-
Guitar, .-.." $50, 25 90
With So for the of Piano Organ ..es>nrs 49,
Tuition the Harp, with the Instrument, 10 90
Tuition in Drawing and Painting, in water
Colors, .+t = =. r. ~ - t.f', 10 90
Oil Coors, --~E :' 7,.H5.. Is 90
Pens and Ink. IS
N. B. To prevent rivalry and extravsgance in DRESS
simple Uniform is adopted, to be used Sundays and
special occasions. This, in Winter consists of dark
blue Dress, with straw bonnet, trimmed with blue rib
bon For their ordinary apparel. the Pupils may
dresses of Calico, Gingham such other material
suitable for School girls their wardrobes furnish
Jewels are prohibited The Religious services of the
School being held in the Chapel by the Rector Pupils
have rarely occasion to visit the City They are allow
ed to do so, under special guardianship. a. ..'.
Raleigh, Sept %, IS47 674.
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iii habits arc easier conquered to-day than to-
morrow. ...
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JOB PRINTING

Executed at this Office with neatness, acc
rncy and despatch. -
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TRINITY SCHOOL, =
Eight Miles west of RoIeish.N G

Right Rev. L. s. Ives, D. D., Visiter,
Rev. FORDYCE M. HUBBARD, Rector,
TVNHE second Term OF this School will commence Oh
Il the 10th day of November.
TERMS-PAx AxABLE IN ADVANCE:
For board and Tuition in course of studies fitting
the Pupil for into any class in College incud
ing French, if desired, $s7 SO. 1ea-r ",'t sr.st
As general rule, boys will not be received over four
teen years of age. Uniform dress for Sundays and
special occasions will be required This will consist
in Winter Of roundabout. and pasloons of dark grey
CLOTH with black vest The ordinary apparel must be
plain and strong Besides sufciency of outer cloth.
ing. boys require eight Shirts pair of stockings
socks, SIX handkerchief. six towels night
clothes, &C., all distinctly marked with the owners
names in full. SO 3. s.=.....5 t d. ..a ',a.
September Is. 1S47- --..a: es'7sG ,y.-E ,-s, O74.
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, A fact worth knOwIhg.

o. l.. BURCH 81 co. prepared to make
as fne and fashionable BOOTS SHOES as Gao be
made in any of the Northern Cites-we have fresh
supply of H. M CrAwfords. Philadelphia Calf skins
and all work made by us warranted
To Shoe Makers We haVe for sale Kit of nearly all
kinds, Lasts, Boot and Shoe Trees, Binding Skins
Calf do. Patent do. Pegs, Size sticks, &C. &C.
Sept 9th, l947 674 L BURCH & CO I,
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Denim ON the Pale HOrae

YNHIS Painting can be at different places in the
IN sse o o. 'hG nsS Jaae As m n0oss open
halfpast Z. -, - -. % 80
Monday Oct 4th. at Pittsborough. 5th, Chapel Hill
9th. MocksviIle: l1th, Lexington. 18th, Salisbury.
18th, Concord. 14th, Davidson College. l5th Char.
lotte 10Th. LincoInton 18th, Morganton. 18th, Ma:
rion. goth, Rutherford. 21st; Limestone.
September 80, IS4T - T64.
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New supply of Piano ,Fortes.

ssI
~ AINES, RICHES, &Co., Sycamore STets.APGf-
Oe,s6vyg, Htrgn,ias now have.it in iheiE power tS
style and pattern Of Piano Forte, With eher lobe wood
mahogany cases. that the tsstidous taste ayrt
qure and at such prices cannot reaSCHabySe
objected to. .Tt6l saeE
As they have acquaintance with all the best ma1u
acturers in the Nerhern cities, snd have spared ne
pains in making their selections, fhey will in
hesitate to warrant every Instrument they SELL 30 that
the purchaser will run no risk whatever Their 1eT
styles Of finish and tone cannot be surpassed either 0T
beauty or excellence: .,.t8' 'f f-'..'s. 5sI
They have furnished several lately to orders lecsiyed
from North Carolina and elsewhere, and have reeejye6
from the purchasers voluntary written evidence M the
entire satisfaction which they gave.
Their stock Of Books. Stationafy, Sc. 10 sDe yerS
large and completes. They have also estsblished
Bindery and BlalSbp MaDufaciory, at which Record
Books, and other blank work 10 made in the very best
manner and al very low prices They only Beed frat
to establish the truth Of what is here set forth Ali
ders for blank work, binding of books, rnpsicS cwil
be promptly attended to- and WsTraDted q please u
SeptemBef J., ls41.z!e-..--l, - .,- 660
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Fail and Winter CIOthina !!

IN l.. HARDING, would respectfully. inform, fhe
~ citizens of Raleigh and vicinity. that he il now
receiving his stock of FALL. AND INFER ,CLorH-
ING, and will ina few weeks be- in receipt Of large
and complete assortment ever opened in this
market His clothing has been manufactured in a VeTy
superior style. of good materials, expressly for this
ket therefore those who wish TO Purchase fashionable
and ell made clothing at Northe-a preesWl do WeA
by giving him call, .s,.e1,F =
Just received a lot Of black Cloth Dress and Froek
Coats blue black Beaver Oxef aud Frock coats Rough
and Ready, and Blanket Over-coats black Doe;skiR
Cashmere and Cloth Pants Fancy Cashmere and Saii
net Pants black Satin, Mefino Cashnete and R4en.
ca Vests under Shirts, Linen bosom Shirts Drawers.
Scar. Cravats, Collars SusPendefs, Gloves, &c.
the store on FayetteFle Street, one door above tho
corner known B. B. Smiths ~ '3S2E :Jii u, =
b Raleigh, Sept ~, lS47. .s,.2' T. 6T9-Sn-
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Now OF RIGHmeSp. Vas. (FoRMEaLs or WHrEL-
s11Es YlRGlNIA-l p
Avails himself of The earliest opportunity Of pre-
senting to his old friends dpatfoRs ,heann
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N0rth CarOlina AIma1lacg. -

North Carolina AImataIcg. sssp
VENHfS day published. No 2, Vol. ID. TUHHkH's
II North Carolina Almanac; for 1913. For sale whole
sale and retail, at the North Carolina RCokstOee,
--,..z ~. go. .. HENRY d. TURNER.
Raleigh. Sept. 2eth, Is47.. n.y., = !. q 6B
"A little more grape, Capt Bragg
1T D. TURNER. has this day received the Litejo jof
Ready Hero that IS Never Surrendefs the C6sqGef-
Of the battles Of Pao Alto Resaca de la Palma Non
terry, Buena Vista and cerro Gordo
By d. Montgomery, with correct portrait Of Gea.
Taylor and engravings Of the above battles
Raleigh, September 8, le4T. . 6Yl-
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Leary, Mrs. Elizabeth .Y Young & AslIeYl ea-as
Persons calling for the above letters will please
say they are advertised. .a1''l, '''s' aj-4'
WILLIAM WHITE, P. M.
Raleigh September 80, 1S47.. ~ 674-5t.
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SPRlN6FIELr, Ky, MAY, ~, i615.
.NeSs9. Sqnl6ld g. Park Genis:- take this
opportunity d Informing you 81 most lemhrlSa-
BE cure penofnei ppon inc ~ lheuseof DR. Wis
lar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
ia che yeHr 1910 was taken with al infama-
|of The bowels which lab0red under cor SIX weeks
when gradually tcoFerrd. Ia the fall Of 1871 |
was attacked with severe cold, which seated IT.
selfupcn ny lungs end iofthe space 81 thee years
was confined to my bed. Itried al kinds Of
medicine, and every variety ofniedical aid without
benefit; AMI thus wesried along until the winter
s6lS44, whenI heard Of 8ltistars BalsaH Of lf1ila
Cheriy2
II Nv friends persuaded me IA give II Trial. though
4 had given up al hopes Of recovery aud bad pre-
pared myself FOR The change 81 another world
through their solicitations WAS induced 70 make
ase 81 The GelMiue itistar BalaaHl of Itila clse
~ Tie effect was Truly astonishing. Alier ne
genrs Of HfiriiOn pain and suefing aud after hav-
ng epett four Of tte huadred d0li0rs 10 no purpose
and lhe best and most respectable physiriaa hid
proved unavailing, ! was coon restored - entire
health BY the blessings Of God and the use % DF.
Vistaf's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
am nov enjoying good hcullh, and such Is my
altered apPearance that | am no longer known
when Inject my fpFmer acqualptancea.
have gained fapidly IN weight, aud noY .ilesh il
arm and solid. can now eat as much as any person
and ny food seems 10 agree with me. have cat
70 more during the last six months than had cut
en u FIVE years before,
Considering my case almost mifHcle. ! deemed
Il necessity fer the good If The afflicted, and ths
duty I owe % the prophecies and my fellow mer
twho should know where relief may Be hadl &
make ihis statement public.
May iho blessings 81 God rest upon Che prOpFie
tors ofso valuable medicine as Ylstar's Balsam Q
wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, ". E. BAKER.
Price ST. PET bottle. The usual discount allow
Ia 20 who.esaleanufeha
Sold wholesale aud retail al No. 81 Gfayfer 81 !.
hear the Sc Charles Hotel, New Orleans, 81
II. SU0VfTs
And BY Q. O. WoODAfAN &AGO.
May g, 1876 l4.ig. Yaz0o City.
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"a an SATURDAY.
a4.s elA Vie
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lnd Fa'is
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81 lnke tbc lsado ool Vel i4
IA LITE 1oI aN
Aaa literagf Journal ne ~ g
nQae q Be best caniribnHe1 "a Aneeaa ne
ttEeign mind, ere nlpcdrea 8 IS d
81 large cilcIa of readers and - oEfIii saqIl
~ fpared ibffndef ne R6a ztI1l pans
lon boil 81 old anQ
NERO s. ~ Jl1LR
~ Wees sAall fllnbh
eeafate accouhtof lie ondifen6 tie ilaN
ploduees e. end Tie EaflIe market cur Bank
Ngse List Is also carefully cofneted weekly and
he prices u various stocss eige0 0ieial tEiis
ton VIII b. paid q chs innoflafI pa 81 or paper
to make IT accurate ana reablS
An A6i,lgl IIl s 4. JoplkAAIs.
- The taTmIBg interest 4 sost iupol lhnf re,
~ ere careful never 70 omit anYfiing il tie ~
that would prove Of interest q or r Ficpltaial
subsciiblls- and, every least ormn
our paper is SIZED with ae r. ai cen
selected from lie Yasi9n ricuf Joolnal
Much care i taken 81 collecl lor faaders q
the Post the latest and most tart snl
gpon al subject q puolic inter ST. Dnnisl &c
Foreign, Congressional and olhe News sill EYE
lie furnish IS speedily is possible
i PORTRAITS AND PICTURES
Portraits 81 distinguished men, Piolnies e
fkaho places, also. shall not be gotten. An
We shall etdeayor alWaYs @ hate sonIs suoh emf
laaent IN our columns toadd 70 their variety afis
lbeautJ.
THE FIRESTDE Fl7EEN ID.
We sh;il thus, fnallys lnainiaih lof The Posi- til
proud title il has acquired 81 bring pecidiarly
Family Paper and the ilesid e Frlend sflwasl
having among Is numerous sloTies something 30
each member Of he famil tie Fafher. III
Mother, ihe Hrother, Tic sisters down even 20 th
younger members of lie llousshoId.
TERMS
copy, g 90 per annup-3 copies, IS co.
tcoees ST q G0--l2 copies 81 IS G0-I copies, SIC
he money nIasi al84y 81 sent ii Advance, he
SAMUEL d 7 ATTERSON q CO..
40 gS, Gheseut S., Philadel phia.
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WTE are authorised Is sen 100 900 acres
" of Land, 10 various tracts, il The
couuties Of Yazoo, Holmes, lssaqnena, VVash-
inqion. Son Flower, Carroll, TallIhatchie,
Yallabusba and ChOciaw. ~
a large petition Of these lands are very
valuable-ihey are owned bv nonreeidenli
who are anxious y sell-ihey VII be sold
low, and ia tracts 70 suit purchasers, and On
long credits
A part Of these lands viii be leased i0l
a term Of years losnileble applicants.
Full Information oflhe location and quail
ity of any Of these lands win be given. a
any time, on applicaIioniO as al our Ofic'
in YazoO city. NJ. g. s. s 3, NYE.
November 20, 1876. 20-7l,
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THE .HgICAN
AGRLeuL InRALISI

three copies for Ro Dollars; copies for Five
Dollars.
Published monthly, By SAxToN & Mus, COS
Broadway, New York; containing 80 pages, royal
octave.
Each number Of the Agricaliuralist contains
but Due Sheets and Is transported by mail under
the same regulations Is newspapers, viz: one and
9 hd1 cents i over l00miles, without the State
mex Volumes ~ TaE AnRIcAs AekIcU14UR-
ALIsg, Witnnbles q contents complete, for sale
af 81 09each; elegantly and uniformly bound IL
cloth, 81 3 These are handsome, tasteful books,
and make very desirable premiums loE disiribu-
lion With Aariculiura Societies. and should also
find place mall or District School 1ibraries
They constitute the hesland most complete trea-
aes on American Farming, Stock Breeding, and
Horticulture, extant When several copies are
ordered. liberal diaeonns ill he made.
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A Ilafqln % De Given.

IAtto tract 81. Land living foni miles
llom fatoo Cilg, containing 1850 acres
Fiih so acres % clearede land, aud also 4
tact az land lying On lho Yazoo River, two
and 9 half miles from Eazoo City, cogain-
ing $50 acres. $50 or 900 acres ia a dead.
enine az Of which wish to selFan undi-
Visled inieTestin @ some person with small
force and take aninleresl in their negroes.
Any peIsou wishing % 20 into trade Of
that kind, win pleass cali on me four miles
from Yazoo Ctr. II. HAGAN.
January J 1641. 26-3l.
O-r The Canton Creole win please copy
the above Times and send bin % thisolEce
fol payment
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HJE have che ossistshce Of Nf. ]. p, GfalS.
Ton, hose disposition 70 accommodaiel
and unnfihg attention q well known % theI
travelling edsiom. we solici call from his
friends and pairona. as We aTe fully prepared
Is nccommoda,e SD who may leave their
horses. with ihe bea 81 Slabling and prove
endor Your obtt Beft'is
BLACKMAN. SCOTT a. CO..
Xazoo ciiy Livery Sable. Oct g, 1876, q
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cC0T1lTl1OC alton Zine.

rnE YAZoO CITY Livery prepared conveyancs
hoss otherwise aud Travellers better
10
li l8l8. 0-lY. BLACKMAN, SCOTT Co..
o. ent lIls out and stc1itup IN some public place
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ot THE
CITY
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PIT ..ts'ss ana g deslle on
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view g aaa adaitiona sunSeEl9e
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me WIG worthy q iiberal and
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The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26
DIR. GORDON'S

Vegetable Anti Bilious Family Fills,
FOR the cure OF gilions Fever, Yellow
Fever, Remiiiant and IHteFmilteni Eevers,
Infiammatory Nervous and pniTid Fever,
Pain III the Head, Side, Back and Siomach
inflammation OF the Brain. STOMACH, Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, Throat and Chest; Dropsy,
Scr0fula, Syphilis, Sick Headache, Rhenma-
tisnl, Collie, Dyspepsia. Mysteries, Low Spir-
It's. Nho6ping cough, Small Pox, Measles,
Ulcers and Old Sores, Female complaints.
and ALL DISEASES " II ERE PURGATLVE
MEDICINES ARE NEEDED.
PREPARED ron THE pRoPRTEroK By
g. X. TYLER. Chemist
Corner If East Baltimore and High SIS,
Baltimore
DIR. GORDON'S 81 LIS are truly the sick mans
friend. No traveller ri Family should n5 without
them. Their timely administration Will prevent
much pain and suffering, and save nilly valuable
lives.
These pills were compoua1S ny DrGprgon af
ter years 81 study an6 careful observation upontie
nature 81 different medicines, md tho elect which
they produce upon different constitutions 10 various
forms of disease. They have been ext used
BY some 81 0ur most eminent ply siciens, aid 81
macy private families for several geafs; aud such has
been tie satisfaction which they have given, thai 4
iAirnly believed that tie vegetable kingdom does
not furnish alIY materials foFpuFgalite mediciaei
which SURPRISES for general use those ot which
hese Pills are composed They Do not coplAln
alome, Mercury OF any mineral prepag tons but
scomnosee enlifely 81 concentrated gelable ex-
cts carefully prepared and 90 combined as to be
tain. Safe aud Easy ii their operation should
3 Otherwise the stomach and bowels contain
and acid hilIioss matter showing great neces-
fOf puI gaiige medicine.
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1847-02-26
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W'Wish % sell ihe property upou.which
reside, end the place adjoining now ia
the occupancy of DR.. Willard. They Wfl
be sold separately Of together, and if desi.
fable, more ground il The rear adjoining
each place viii be sold. a bargain may be
cad, and The payments easy. As to the
title and terms, refer TO Q. d. Gibbs; Esq.
THO. PEACOCK. 4
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