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FOR SALE,
AnNf r. EE -

"a FARM Of fifty acres, most delightfully."- ri
ES3 tus,sd, about five mites from EIzabcthtown NJ,
.ss2A cor P'isng handsome commodious Dwelling House.
fitted with marble mantels and convenience 70
specialize family; the whole, including gardeners house.
barn. ice house and other buildings a
The easy from New York. either BY the various
ears from Jersey Cy the ferry ELsbthpor whence
railroad train within hundred yards Of house
renders this valuable hose doing
In this city The Of the purchase money
main Tor three bond and five
VYSE SONS, liz Pearl st.
Also for slc dwelling house, No. ssl Washing street
IN . lmsrh
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FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT IT., BALTfM0RE,
January ~, Ie47.

PhiNEAs THURsTbN, rropretor'.
THE undesgned having succeeded the late firm Of DIX
L FOGG in the propretorship Of tho Fountain Hotel,
80 lo.g and widely known Of the most eommodous
establishments Baltimore ke this method Of informing
the travelling public, that beside the great improvement
made Last spng the addition Of an en wing
boqse by which large number OF lodgings added
Gently had contracted Ladies' Ordinary, fitted up
the most unique and stye and also stting
for gentlemen which entirely fee from the hustle
inc dent 70 the mare public part. Of the house
themselves cannot fa to please In connection with
the whole interior Of the house has under
gone thorough rcvisonevery thing the
upholstery Of the has been renewed at
teadants for the chambers selected with their
entire capablity in every respect.
Ths table will he found all times fully suppIhe with
every thing the marke, affords up superior
while in the wsy of Wines &c. &c nothing will kept
what is Of the beat quality.
Added to these facts the attention and courtesy which will
be rendered By their assistants acting under their
sona supervision, 70 those who favor hem with call
thy natter themselves VIII not leave dissasfe pains
expense Will be spared their e of
their and their hopes Of liberal patronage will
NOT prove unfonnded,
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel, free Of change.
ARTHUR FOGD,
f62'aw3muc PHINEAS TAURSTON.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOiI SALE Ok REM.
AYa TEE THREE STORY HOUSE No. "A Barclay
EssE street, Ss;abie nIearl furnished iffeQuired.
-. ALSO TO LET-On 81 Avenue, Nos IT2, i7s, lie,
B0res aud Dwellings, suitable for fancy dry goods Rent
low to good tenants. Apply 2O3 Broadway Johnson
Lanphn Hascy to T. Hall 81 Barclay street before
A NJ mia tire
FOR sALE-WESTCAESTER LAND.
1sts TO GENTLEMEN in want Of sites for country
seats To market gardeners 10 want of land fer gar
a-- dens, and to all wishing location in the
negnborhood OF New York -
$40 VI lao din the Of Westchester within
miles Of CITY with the right Of passing Harlem
Briagc free of to oeed at private sale. lots
minutes walk OF the raoad front good roads, the
neghhoOod OF schools churches of different denomns
ton the cd and ocstion healthy. Title in dis
putable. Terms moderate Apply TO
GOUVEkNEUR MORRIS,
Mornsiana, Wsxtchester co., or to
MAO I'M re WALTER HUTAERFORD, 70 Nassau 81. ~. Y
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FOR SALE,

Ia THREE STORY HOUSE on a,d street, Re
E.:8 tween the ID and Sd Avenues well finished and
rsple.s with he latest improvement lneud.g hitch
lisn marble mantes the yard Of &c
feet ffont, with and French Windows The
house o Of six houses south side of the
street. For further particulars. apply g
mis lm-rh i1i Pearl srrees.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
!lNEs eaaBOs BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Eyer, csy. free cents per eopy-S
% - srrnm--yaysbl~ an advance
wbthLl hERALp-kyefy saturlsy--friee 6k cesu
Pets ~ ~. egrts per aanum-pyabe IN advance.
gltaALO fOk EukOrk-Every steam Packet day.
s.sr ~ eess per eopy-S5 rer snnum. payable in I'd
ANNUAL PICTORIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the
y" e hay " each yesr-singe copies sfxpence each.
AyFEkfisk uE~T-. NJ the usual pr,ces--d~sys cash
"a ~ 1nce Advert. semrnts should be written IN plain
st- manner The Proprietor viii not be responsible for
e.oit hat nay IN then.
~ nriN ofSii kinds executed beautifully and with
sss thnent BE post paid postage will pe Do
saesf rom de subscfltion money remrsd
fAMks GORDON BENNETT,
Proprietor Of the
Ssw Yoss HrsALD EsTApLissNsrr,
W o. ~ tsitss ssd Nssssu Streets
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a CARD TO THE LADIES.

MI ADAME %. LEVIN, late from Berlin, begs 70 an
w nounce to her rcnds and Isaies in general that she
ia SoT.Ty WITH very EXTENSIVE and MAGNIFICENT sssoI
has been selected by herself with the utmost care "a.
trey new and in point Of elegance, richness and variety
canno De surpassed Madame LEVIN, fact, feels conf.
der, that her Establishment will he found worthy Of
patronage she soiicis, and requests early call
,, MADAME d. LEVIN ia Bowery.
". B-Wanted lady IN III.
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TO LET
81 TUE srOvF No. rt Trend q. northesr corner Of
sss p q Ssd ,as ,s sys e, Win IN, ,h zee
'' boot ' ossSsN sy Mulberry
III AND Improvements Tor Sale The COAL YARD
liz 50 . fee, ssas o. the r,er snS $50 fee, on ia,s 81
sepid make sood lumber yad large Coal Depot. Sheds
80, - ''''' " %siv;&sS'vSasLkEssssgisoE.
TO PAPER MAKERS.
.1ser s .s's ~. ,'T .s, ,ss e
Sl April IL "a IN complete order feits, wisf and ekets
shIss win all ehss sSpsssss Tor Mailing every guilty
psss AZ sreelientse Of ae d. hands sow orking IN
lars sTPiy 20 Mssss B.reiy Livingston 20 ss.yes street.
OF In person the pre- nses OF by stie addressed
MI l.s,h ssuse,s.es. Uissr Comfy.
- 40 LII IN wILLIANsBUk6H- The two
~ story BRICK front house with ioaing doors; contains
YARD with sir lots Of ground carnage house cherry plum.
peach aad pear trees abed. Of npuaxus with good
q oih,r shssbery. shoe, ms Peek alp ferry.
Enqugs % Charles church, 100 Chatham street or Of
JOB ssnsn corner Of North Second Lsrnsr
"a FoR ssLE-MIll be .eld .i ruslie Aac,oa %
ii S:ei e. s se Gay 81 s3p
aas aa. :s'ss s M
e eis,e concern Tw, canal. pas. through sud age
SO, r,lrosd from fhsdeiPhia TO New iorL within fssn
miles Aso.a iI,csa about 70 be built in said village
10 short place IN the Union ctss Tor
na',rorsuoo The vIli,se q Is miles ilom Trenton J, from
rsw Brawsl For further sppr 10 n, s1 sc%
sis9ed on ne premises Rich.
FOR SALE
kk THREE STORY HOUSE on 2sd street, he
E:8 the I'd aud Sd Avenues IL is well finished ana
49, rsplee with the latest Improvements including kch
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70 2'aw3mrr0
GU ANO.

E'HF baisnce Of brig vignias cargo about one hundred
from South America and from analysis superior
70 any other KIND the ket The Gusno dry and will
Be sold snd~ II cent h.. and object to
the farmers OF the cOuGuy.
Cargo Tappeis stores, Brooklyn, Fulton ferry.
ard samples cen he The Office Of -
SPOFFoHD, TLLESTON Co,
mi III Ii9 Water
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DdI.LEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
MI ERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS can obtain their
" spring supplies OF the only Pain Extractor at
u utpo. LIBERAL terms are made with wholesale pur
esh cehcstes OF its rolaarksbs efficacy in Butn. Fila.
Hhs unatlsm, NC, &c,, furuIshed gratis -
tea medateIy several travelling agents with means
shu W. recommended ii. DALEY Il CO,
ih hm"'c No. Boz
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SULAH LAMPS, GIKANDULtS =, HALL LAM
THORNS AND TEA TRAYS.
THE ,ubsenber has just ed Of the highly
fni,hed Stocks, OF Grandoes, Solar Lsmps, Cbande.
lier backets Hall Ian,horps Toys Clocks s.d .'e
CANT Cut GLASS Vases for mante Ornansns offered in
this city ~ And city dealers will fad their sd,sn
call aud evamIne the above which be sold
JOHN w MORGAN,
m3l 1m'rd 15i Ful,on ~ door from BRO dwav.
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NEW PAPER HANOlN1;s WINnaIv arr

NE" rSArhh nANoiNGs WINDOW SHADES
~.,,. MntGoLAs TINE Co., No. I13 Pearl street.
MrOhI Eks and ma nufactrsrs have Just oprned very
extensive OF style and quality Of Amerieas
wlse M,nsPw Tnts gapsr Also splendid assortment
which they offer 70 msrchan, Dealers and others at ihc
very low est pricos. ~, ims,c
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17
THE VOLUNTEERS.

We COPY from the last Wilmington Journal
the following items IN regard to the North Caro-
lima Volunteers:
Ca6arrus Volunteers. Capt. Shive, with his
Company of Volunteers, numbering "a, from the
County of Cabarrus, arrived here on Tuesday last,
in the steamer Cotton Plant from Fayetteville
They are hardy looking Sc. of men, and, we
have doubt, will do good service, should they
ever be lucky enough to come in contact with the
enemy The Officers are-Marlin Shive, Captain
A. b. FaIr, 1st H. A. Area and N. Slough, '2nd
Lieutenants. -.-.
s4nother death. We regret to have to report an
other death among the Volunteers. Mr.. Jethro D
Battle a private in one of the Edgecomb Com
panes. died of appopexy, on Saturday night last
"The volunteers that were quartered at Fort
Caswell have been removed TO Fort Johnson, where
all the companies that have arrived are now en-
camped.
"rhe influenza which lately prevailed amongst
the volunteers has abated very materially and they
are fast recovering. Lieut.. COL Fsgg has arrived
"The Schr z S. Powell has been chartered by
Government as one of the vessels for transporting
the North Carolina Regiment Of Volunteers TO
Mexico. She will leave here for Smithvte on
Saturday or Sunday next, for the purpose of taking
on board portion of the volunteers. Ne do not
know which or how many Of the companies will
sail on board the Pcwell.n -
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17
THE ARMY Bill,

The Washington Union of the 10th inst. says
4" We are happy TO announce that the bill for the
formation of ten new regiments passed the Sen
ate this evening The joint committee of con
ference of both houses reported modified pro
viso to the respective houses today. The House
promptly agreed TO it; and after some debate on
the proviso, it was adopted by the Senate without
division, but apparently by large majotity
The proviso, as it stands authorizes the President
to appoint all the officers, below the grade OF
field officers" during the recess of the Sennte nb-
soIutely, andnot subject to confirmation by the en-
suing session of the Senate.
We shall publish the law in tomorrow-even-
ing's paper. But we seize the first opportunity to
hail its passage with pleasure, and we trust that
no pains will be spared to fill up the regiments.
We are satisfied that the enthusiasm of the coun-
try will gloriously respond to the wishes of the
Executive and that their energies will be exerted
to officer and send gallant troops into the field.
/" NOw IS The accepted time for every heart
which beats with The love of our beloved country"
We shall publish this law next week.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17
!. J IMPORTANT a E FROM MEXICO. @

For several days pasta rurnor has bern in cir
lIcuaton 10 the effect than Santa Anna had been
assassinaed by bis soldiers for refusing 10 enforce
law ofthe Mexican Congress con6scating por-
ton of the Church properly to sustain the army
This runor needs confirmation, but that there il
and has been. great excitement against Santa An
ma, there can be no doubt, Before our paper goes
to press we may hear more in relation to this
matter. al4 4assfls! 6sii are y.s, n T5fS.fc
It is stated, with certainty, in the New Orleans
papers, that the Mexican Congress has passed a
law authorizing the government TO raise, fifteen
millions OF dollars TO carry on the war with the
United States, giving mortgages on the property
of the clergy, or selling the same, if necessary TO
raise this sum. This looks like war to the
knife on the part of Mexico but on the contra
ry, it is stated in some of the papers, that evidence
exists to the effect that Mexico is disposed to make
peace, and that she will soon submit proposal to
the United States to send Minister to negotiate.
In relation to the rumored assassination of Santa
Anna, and the contemplated attack on Vera Cruz,
a correspondent of the n. Orleans Picayune says:
"There is report at Vera Cruz, that the oppo-
rsition of Santa Anna the recent decree OF Con-
gress, for the sale of church property has proqok-
ed the vengeance of his soldiers, and that he has
been shot. have heard none of the circumstances
attending this outbreak which of course requires
confirmation to be implicitly relied on. There are
manv circumstances, however, which render ii
quite likely that such has been the fate of Santa
Anna.psc. #ts.'-.=.. -- .-- -
SIT is now generally believed in Vera Cruz that
an attack will soon be made upon that place. but
no reinforcements have been recently introduced.
There are about 1000 men in the castle, and 1900
regular soldiers in the town, besides the militia or
national guard, who may be set down at 1000 more.
see by an official statement that there now in
the whole state of Vera Cruz 5000 regulars The
national guard in progress of anizaton will
amount 10 1000 men of all arms. These last,
however, are yet to be provided with arms, and
now scattered over so large space :hat, even if
they were properly organized, they could not be
collected in Vera Cruz in many weeks. The cas-
tie has supply of only few days. provisions, and
Cruz. During the prevalence of the norIhcrs .bev
are often in actual want, as the communication
with the shore is then intercepted"
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17

WTstar's Balsam of Wild Cherry. This article, as
its indicates, is chemical extract OF Wild Cher.
ry. II is simple and harmless in its effeci-yet it is
more efhcacious in obstinate Coughs, Asthma, Group,
Consumption and Liver Complaint, than any other me-
dicne known to 1t has effected many marvel
lous cures-having more the appearance than
the effect OF natural remedy The active ingredient
known made by any but the inventor. Hence it is
in vain to try remedies that fail in their object often
they used.
William Seaver, Esq, Postmaster at Batavia, N. Y,
writes that he gave afflicted person one bottle, the eff
feet of which wonderful that It created imme
date and extensive demand for it. 1t needs but to be
known to be universally used by physicians as well
patients. ''' -..
o. For sale, Wholesale AMI retail, by WILLIAMS,
HAYWOOD &CO., Raleigh, N. c.. ... 90 .-t .d
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E4uIl's
HEADACHE LNXENR ES.

These Lozenges prepared specific for the re-
lief Of NerVousor Sick Headache, Darha, DysenteIy
Cholic Cholera Morbus, Spasms Cramps of the Stom-
ach Bowels, Heartburn, Papitatiou of the Heart
Sickness Of he stomach Lowness of Spirils DesPon-
gor and DebiIity either from ptevIods disease or too
free living Hysteneal affections, and all Nervous dis3
eases: --tA 80 - tH l-t.f' 4
These 1ozenges designed expressly TO act upon
the Stomach, TO correct and resoret to healthy action
hence they will be found most efcacous remedy for
all such diseases have their origin in unhealthy
state of the stomach It most firmly belieVcd from
actual experiment, that efectual medicine for
the reliefo Headache never prepared as their e
cacy has been tested in vast number OF and very
seldom known TO fail giving immediate relief 3 Jiio
Price 81 I-2 cents per box .5.t sata.f-
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DIR. HMlI'S
WORM [1E78Ela8S

greatest discovery made for dispelling 6
various kinds of that frequently and distressing
ly annoy both children and adults. ~ So
The following is from the Sparta Gazette. - sYtI
FroDnour knowledge we take great ,easCre ID
recommending to the public Hull's Worm Lozenges.
the best worm medicine extant. Children will eat them
as they would candy. and cry for them. Toparents
say do not be without these Lozenges any fine, yoo
value the lives of your Children"
Price 25 cents per BOX. - So
A fresh supply OF the abose named medicines just
ceived, and for sale by Messrs. WILLLfyMS, Hay
WOOD & CO., Raleigh and by d. II HOLLAND,
Smithfeld and, on inquiry, may be found in almost
every Country Store and Post Office In North Caroline
July 1916. s3t}'I - t7''@i'h'a' q @'6 6O96m.
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~ -.
hope will be an inrotent attemp: 10 pull dosen Mi.
Ad"l'"1strGtton- But they will be defeated The
honest people of the country will sustain Mr..
RHchle" The writer of this letter is a gentleman
OF very high respectability, and we know his de.
mocraey to be of the purest stamp Another let
ter informs us that Mr.. Calhoun has gone over
body and breeches" TO the federalists, and thai
an attempt is making 10 run him for President as
the Southern Canddate"--to force the election
into the House, and thus renew the disgusting
! scenes Of 1924 = s... ''..
NoaO is the time to speak and to act Let every
Republican in North Carolina brace himself for
this hour of trial. Let President making, and the
cursed ambition of intriguing politicians at Wash
ngton and all schemes for the advancement Of this
man or that in the midst of foreign war, be fown-
ed upon and put down and let the Democrats to a
man lock arms, and march up closer to the Ad-
ministration, and stand by ii with more resolution
and frmness than ever. 81 ao-s...
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17
NORTH CAROLINA REGIMENT.

we have just received highly Interesting letter
from one ofthe officers Of the Caswell Company
dated Fort johnson, February IL, 1847, from
which we make the following extracts. We
learn, with deep regret, that Lieut. SCALES was
dangerously ILL, and not expected to survive Z.
Our esteemed Correspondent says:
81 was much surprised. few days ago, to see
in the Milton Chronicle article stating that one
half of the Caswell Volunteers are good Wings.
am sorry that politics were ever introduced, but
since they have been, for the information Of the
Chronicle will state, that the enormous number
of fourteen Wings are In our company. So you
inform your readers, the Chronicle 10 the con-
trary notwithstanding, that only one-sirih of the
form you that al least two-thirds of the Commis-
stoned Officers are Democrats, and also that the
Regiment is Democratic by two-thirds.
"The two Edgecombe Companies will embark
for Brazos Santiago next Sunday, the 14th inst,
and within ten days the Regiment will be upon
their way to the of war, with hearts eager to
be among the foremost when the Castle of Vera
Cruz shall crumble to the dust.
"During the present week our Companies will
receive their uniform, and can tell you such a
Regiment was never seen before and all are in
fine spirits and healthy, we shall show off TO an
advantage. There are some cases, however of in
huenZa among US, and good many bad colds and
IhToats, but dangerously i'll except our
friend Lieut.. SCALES of the Rockingham Com pany,
who is now, fear, drawing his last breath. There
is but little hope Of his surviving It'll morning.
The Cabarrus Company has at last reached
the place of destination.
q The Adiu,ant General and Col Paine, have
been to-day arranging the order of the Companies,
but what is the result of their deliberations have
not heard g .-i a
"On Monday next the seven Companies now
stationed at the Fort CATER the Edgecombe leave,
will all move into camp, and remain there until
transports are chartered"
Since making the above extracts we have learn
ed that Lieut. SCALES is dead.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17
Notice.

NOtICCs
The undersigned. having received information through
the public prints and other sources of the suffering and
distressed condition Of the people of reand-and being
Influenced not only by the expressed wishes of large
and respectable portion of the citizens of Raleigh but
also by conviction that it behooves every Christian COM
munity to contribute far possible TO alleviate the
condition of the distressed has concluded TO call, and
does hereby call PUBLIC MEETING at the City
Hall Friday Cat IL ociock) next, TO take under con-
sderaton what should be done by our for the
suffering people of Ireand-in whose behalf there has
such strong feelings of sympathy through
the Union full meeting of the citizens is request
ed. ~. ,r.s i>5L..rg VIM. DALLAS HAYWOOD, se
Feb, II l847. HIfas =, ts 5a~ "1- Intendant.
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17

Army appointments Among the recent ap
pointments OF officers for the army, by the Presi
dent, we find the name of WIN. F. DANcY, Esq
of this place, as Assistant Quartermasler. This
is a most excellent appointment, Mr.. Dancy being
conversant with the duties of that office, having
held for some time The same station in the Lower
Regiment of this county-and, doubt not, in
the army he will be an active and efficient officer
Tarboro' Press
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17

COUCH SsEz5IiasES

For the relief of coughs. colds. consumption asthma
whooping cough. catarrh ghtness o the ungs orchest
bronchitis, and all pulmonary affections Several thpu'
giving ediate rele TO those who have been afflicted,
with the distressing coughs and colds and restoring
health persons in almost every stage of pulmonary a
fections The whoIeworld should know that Dr. Hull's
Cough Lozehges certain fot all diseases ea
ing to consumption They are recommended by thou
sands who have used them and say that they give relief
when all other means fail. d.. ,a.. t..- ..,..f
Price % cents per box, with full directions. Il
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17

Starvation in Ireland We learn by the late
arrivals from Europe, that the suffering in Ire
land continues to increase, and it is said there
were not three weeks food in the country. The
wretchedness and agony were horrid Great ex-
ertions were making in England for the relief of
the starving people. 1t is also mentioned that in
both England and Scotland there was an unusual
degree of suffering and death, induced by want of
sufficient food and clothing -.s.-t - a...
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17
Valuable Land and MILLS for sale,

an Tuesday the 3Oth day of March next, the under
W signed will sell publicly, the premises, by vr-
of Deeds of Trust from Daniel and Thomas Turner
the valuable Saw and Grst Mills owned by them and 300
Acres of Land adjoining thereto: ,r -....
The Mills within two miles of the Town of War
renton never-failing stream, and command pro-
ftable custom and the Land is in part we'll tmbered
and OF fair quality. p -..# ga
The undersigned again offer for sale the late residence
Of the said Daniel Turner. The Tract contains 1860
Acres much of which is of excellent quality, and
buildings are very superior.
The sale will be made credit of twelve menths
ALFRED ALSTON,
WILLIAM PLUMMER.r
Warrenton, &C. Feb 10, 1s47 641-ts
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17

Minister TO Mezico The northern papers
continue to teem with rumors from this city that
the Mexican Congress has passed resolution de-
caring their willingness 10 receive minister
of the United States to treat of peace. The same
rumor again afloat in our street today I'VE
have made the necessary inquiries today through
official sources, and we cannot find the slig htest
authority or confirmation 20 such statement
sa Washington Union
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17
64I-y.

Notice..
pEV. DR.. HOOPER, President of Wake Forest Col
10 lege will deliver address before the Young La
dies of Sedgwick Female Seminary in this city, under
the care OF the Rev j. J. Finch, Saturday the 9th
this month. The exercises will take place in the Bap.
tist Church, and will commenc at IL o'clock, A. M
The public generally. and the friends aud patrons OF
education particularly, are invited to attend
Raleigh Feb. IS, 1847. # GAL
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-02-17
!EjSlsI1; :I5EII3|

1T has BEEN and some etill consider that the tooth
II ache cannot be cured without extraction. This hoWf
WILL properly applied. deadeh the sensbilisy Of he
Inalned nerve, and effect speedy and permanent cure
sold in Raleigh, n C at the low price Of only 50
cents per vial; by 1J.L tZs3 Hssssst - -: =
Gloom. WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & co..