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rs & ~
mARsEmLEs LINE OF PACKETS.

No Mo M
MARSEHLES LINE OF PACKETS,
TpsnktaS at Gibraltar 70 l0sd passengers.
THE aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
i from New York ON the LIST, and from Marseilles on
the 10th of each month, ms follows:
tilats
Ship Prince dc Jonvie, (new,) Capt w. W Laurence,
Oct. l, 1886.
Ship Arcolc, (new,) Captain w. r. Hoodless, Nov. /,
1915.
Ship CASTOR Capt. James Anthony, Dec. !, 1886
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, JAN i,
1877.
Ship --, Feb L. 1Si7.
Ship Prince de Joinvlle, (ncw,) Capt W. W. Laurence,
Dec. 10, 1886
Ship Arcole (new) Capt w. r. Hoodless, JAN 10, lS47
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Feb. 10, lSl7.
Ship Nebraska (new) Capt. James Watson, March TO-
1917.
Ship -, -, April 10, 1917.
These vessels all of the first class and commanded by
experience Their accommodations for passengers
unsurpassed for comfort and convenience. Goods sent
the agents will be forwarded of all other expenses
than those actually paid.
For freight or passage, apply to -
IO3 Front street; to
BOYD IL HINCKEN, agents,
No. 9, Tontine Buildings, corner OF Wall and Waite
streets, New York.
Sert
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~ THE late residence of Mr. Armeld, Prince street,
W in Alexandria The house is brick, built Of the best
materials handsomely finished and welarrged for COM
and convenience contains fifteen most OF them
large and airy and has wide hall through the centre
Ouhouses of BRICK also covered with metal consisting, in
one range wood and Warehouses; cstem above ground
two bathing and two dressing On the opposite
wing fine greenhouse; and in the rear, brick two-sory
double house for servants.
The fower-gardens extend from Patrick Henry street
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
II is considered by many, the handsomest and most de-
sirable residence in the District.
II will be sold low, and accommodating terms,
plication WIN. ID. MUTT,
Sept. 25-f AT the Treasury Department
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Mrs. WELLS, whose house is PLEASANTLY Situ~ted
l on street. between ll and 18th Streets has very
handsom and cnpacions ROOM with which she ac-
coninodac two members of Congress- small private
family, on moderate terms Single gentlemen Win also
lind very superior accommodations br the by
king immediate application. tfat Dec To-
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m D. MOSELY, United states Attorney, win attend
~ the several States and federal held Nasll-
vile tatA
Particular attention paid the collection of claims
Office in the courthouse at Nashville Tennessee.
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TNOR RENT.-A comfortable two-story brick house,
II pleasantly situated street, and neatly and gen.
teey furnished for the accommodation of small family
Any person temporarily residing in the city, and wishing
ec the expense of purchasing fntre will find this
rare chance. Terms very moderate. Apply to
WILLIAM S.. CLARY,
Dec % At the Union office
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CT. CHARLES HOTEL-My friends in the temperance
- having of late called public attention to the supe
rioy of the est Charles other hotels, have found
enlarge and reorgnize the restaurant de-
partment. Having made extensive arrangements for an
abundant and constant supply of superior oysters game,
lerrap, &c. have engaged experienced cook and two
walters exclusively for this branch OF my business and
cured the services of additional bar-keeper Grateful
Tor past avors hope with this arrangement meet
the wants of my patrons and merit continuance.
N. b. Having leased the entire upper part pr the hotel,
transient boarders, by the day week, month";
or year Tie ordinary table will be supplied with the best
The market affords limited number of persons will be
taken for g meals only" at very low prices.
c.. j. MAC IELLAN.
St. Charles Hotel, October 9th.
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Splendid Presents.

M FISCHER, importer OF English and French fancy
W goods has just received, via New York, large css
81 choice and beautiful articles, suitable presents for the
approaching season.; is not sufficient enumerate ten
"a their richness only be appreciated by examine
on which is respectfully solicited Sationers Hall be
fore purchases made elsewhere. Dec 22-d2wif
NA AAAAAM -. GASOASeshC, formerly OF Greene counV
w Alabama. If yet alive, will confer favor upon his
brother, James G. George, and win also learn matters Of
importance 70 himself 10y making known his present resi-
dence; and any other person has any con-
corning him. they will confer favor upon by address
E Letter, directed TO Hopcwell, Green county, Alabama
When last heard from he was in Pitsburg, Arkansas
DEC Z JAMES G.. GEORGE
CUITABLE Books for Chrastmas and New Years
- Recently received at the depository of the Bnx
Society in Mr. Kennedys store on r. street between 18Th
nnn IAN, an extensive assortment of elegantly benna
Testament which will be sold at the society's prices
Persons wishing to obtain suitable presents for young
Ilenaa can There lind those which truly good ~ wen
as beautiful. va II ~ Dec ~.
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.I ta
Morris Robinson, Alfred Pell,
VIM. ]. Hyslop, David G. Golden,
r. II. MCurdy John G. Thatcher,
Fred s. Winston, Rufus L. Lord,
c. w. Faber, William Belts,
Mortimer Livingston, Joseph Blunt,
Theodore Sedgwick, Isaac G. Pearson,
Stacy B. Collins, VIM. Bamws),
John H. Smith, VIM. Mop.e,
Jos. b. Collins, Zebedoc Cook
Jas. s. Wadsworth Jonathan Miller,
H. w. Hubbeu, Fitz Green Haleck,
Gouverneur M. Wilkins, Rob't Schuyler
J. V. L. Pruyn, Amos 8. Perry,
Frederick Whittlesey, Joseph Tuckenman,
Chas. Ely, Gideon Hawicy,
John C. Cruger VIM. j Bunker,
Walter Joy, One vacancy;
NORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNY, Secretary
MrNruN Posr, M. d., Physician to tho Company, 504
Broadway.
CHARLES DE SEEDING, Washington, ID. c., agent,
No. IA Todds Buildings, Pennsylvania avenue.
WIN. p. JOHNSTON, M. D., Medical Examiner, corner OF
It'll and streets.
March lily
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QOAHDAN0.-Fivc well-fnmshed rooms, with board.
can be had at the house adjoining the residence of Mr.
Clements, on 9 street, between Sd and a streets.
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TNOR RENT-A story house, with basement, on Al
T. street, between Pennsylvania avenue and street. In
quire of J. Williams, next door.
Dec. %
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WORTFIINGTON G. sNETHEN,
Attorney and Observation-Disclosures,

wORTHINGTON g. SNKcTHEN,
Attorney and (0ssseitOr-at-Lasc
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
DRACTISES in the Supreme Court Of the United States
and in the several of the District of Columbia
and prosecues all OF claims against the United
States either before Congress the different departments
of the government
A UGUSTUs FISCHER, Attorney and Counsellor at
Law, AUSTIN Travis county, Texas, viii! attend faith
fully and promptly any business connected with his pro-
fesson in this city, and the adjoining counties He win
also attend any business in the land Office such pro-
curing patents perfectng titles, &c. Letters be paid
to procure attention.
Hon. j. p. Henderson, San Augustn
Hon. Ebenezcr Allen, Austin.
Hon. Memucan Hunt, Galveston.
j. ID. Groesbeck Houston.
Dolhonde u Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Ian II
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49, FOR Rent, now two-story Frame House,
EssH with brick basement, which is dry and pleasant,
&.U situated on 10th, between Fl and streets, and
within five minutes walk of the Patent and Post Offices
The house built in the best contains seven we'll
finished and comfortable rooms and has requisite for
pleasant residence To careful and punctua tenant
the rent will be made reasonable. There improved
yard and good stable attached the premises Possession
may be had the LIST of January For further parcu-
lars, apply to JOHN i. o. CLAIM.
Dec. 26-eo3t* City Post Office.
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HARTWELL's WASHINGTON HOUSE,
Chesuf ADORE seve, door to the Masonic Hall
Philadelphia
THIS Hotel has been greatly enlarged and refunisled,
l. and the proprietor has spared means to insure
to his visiters every comfort and convenience. The
dining saloon for gentlemen, well the private ordi-
nary for ladies' large and convenient The palos and
chambers capacios and fitted in the most modern
STYLE This house being in central position, the propre-
socits continuance of public favor pledgng himself
that effort his part shall be spared to secure them
every luxury the city affords
N. b. bath house is attached TO the hotel where warm
and old baths be had at any hour.
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vTvHE propretors the several lines of packets between
New York and Liverpool have arranged for their sa
Ing from each port on the st 6th llth 10TH 2l and 26
lowing order, viz:
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amha Agency for Claims ~ Washington.
<Nxl M Ea DI aICy .nlN(s N,,arv p,,l,lic Con

April 23--ly
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st. Charles Hotel, October 9th.
Oct. 5-eod3m-
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Notice.

I'm the night Of the nh instant the subscri.
~ hers Pocket Book containing some valuable
papers. was either mislaill or siolcn. Among The
papers was one note Of hand on John Bo,,ske,t
for 300. dated The 2Oth Of April, ls47, with d
credit Of 300. think on the :jth OF ApriI; one
note on the widow Martha Perry, / think for o.
Or s9i, dated in November or December last.
with two credits one for 20 or SCI. and the o,l,-
CT for Ss--the balance is about Sos: one note
on Berry Anders and Henry sykes for $3.50.
due The 26th Of November, 1917: an account Of
Jesse Mans on man in Little Rock, Arkansas.
ior saddle and some clothes; also many receipts
not rccolleca~d, hot among them Is one from Jas.
Perry's Administrator. or his Attorney, William
S,adman. for 1899 and some cents; also one $40
bill on the Planters Bank Of Tennessee. epdors-
81 BY A. Edward on the hack. and a "a bin.
These are all that is recollected All persons are
hereby forcwarned not to trade for the above notes
and the makers not % pay them to any one hu,
the subscriber, or to his order. The Pocket Book
and papers viii he thankfully received withou, The
money, Ivy the subscriber. a
WM. III. PERRY. j.
hhs ~. @ @ #G @ss 7S--4wpd
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Dry Goods.

surh = caliras-s al paierss hsnassns aaaus.
anrnt q B@nneas ard Rlksoms. Gsnmhsirks and
Musllns: Hosirg q ~ kinAs. fiisses. rr4ins
III, Tnrk and Ssde caml~. Bed II AiEr. Asssa
Clerks. Lawns. a.. 81 i4adsrs' 6ne anr~urs. Ia.
nrt csF@. AEii6rial Fly~rrs. al Slik. psrasol.
and tmhsrlias, Pass. IAnra Eanakssx Hsnslkrr.
rhlefs. birsrhcd AMI InhArarhed ciaah. IN asa
Cotton Hsndkenhiris. Pa nna cssha Thssa,
coat and ranaalooRs Ileshs. Tnmnsiuxs = Il
kinds. and many otheE arsiries i IL Dr. Geels
line.
HARDWARE.
Moving and cndEins nla.les q - sery t~sf
quality; Nail. rsis Owens. skillrss. shassls ssd
spades, chisels snd Angrrs. Hsnn,ers and Gila-
bets. Hiagrs and SrmNs. Slsee kni,es ard AwI
BLADES. Wetsiing Hoes, knises and Fofks. PEA.
e kalses ard s~izzes. 1nnre ckuins and cHrEv
coaahs. STICK AMI Psd laarAs. Tea md Tslis
Spoons, and many Other anicles not enumerated
GROCERIES.
The se9 hesi t;reen and Blsek Tsss, Sugar
and Coffee. Pepper and Alspicr, Mtlaees snd
sAl., GinerT and kire. cassile sna oshrr SONS.
PoNdrF and Slaoi, Flower and Meal. Ison ana
slrci. Porter, Lime tuirs, and R.isins. sysrm as
Tsilo~ Candlcs, and = numher of oahsr allirlssin
the Graccn line.
DRUGS.
Epson and GiauHrr salts. AIlnm aud Cam
phof, Opium and SUGAR "a I.esd. Cream sf Tas.
Ter and Magncsia, Bnmsiane and Annrtia, calo-
mel and khcuhash. Quicksilver, oil Hiirol and
Aquafortis. White Lead and yellow Ilshse. Rel
Lead and lilharge, I.ineerd and Tannes's O;l.
lamp Black and Spanish Brown. Minaou g;lsss
and Putty, Mustard and Nu.megs. IevWaal and
tslnc, Msddcr and lndisa, Namishes Sc all Kinds.
ink and Ink Powder. Csmuooa and cap.ras a,l
Ill other Drugs usually kept In This place.
CROcKERY.
Common and Liverpool Plates. comss.oo ana
laserpooi Teas. Dishrs. Bowles. Mugs. pisrhcrs.
and Iaialsers Tea and Cream Pets. Ever. sud
Basins, AMI many other articles in Tue crorLrn
line.
TIN WARE.
Wash Pans, MIR P-ns, Dippcrs, coIIee Po,s.
Cups. small and large. &C. a..
All Of the above Goods viii h. sold low Cor
ash. or on credit a. those who viii nay y hen
rallied on. OF The comnon Country Trade
Will hc taken n exchange n The marke. prizes.
The subscribers intend 10 me every means IN
hclr power 10 please I'll who may fssour them
.hh theirrusioln; and ~ their l:onls werr l.ou,h,
or cash, they think the, shall H. able ID I'll II 1.
ow prices n can hc had III IIiIlslorourh. CaII
nd sec for yourselves.
:" A. MIcKLE 4 co.
1aS o. #s# Is
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d.. sFgsCERs
Vegetable Pills,
ASA
Vegetable Tonic and rse...
ratlsc ffffterx.
DR sFREeER

- 81 eArx ~ bspspsis eslaf Linz g.
TUE aass mAa hsss l.sea ru.el u !, -.
- gsging dlseasrs 81 xhese ,r,e.sss.,..- !. !.
indsre seArss ssnsilssly sgzsrat1 = ~, -
ssisss aashs sasa4r saey nd "a wausi ,.s - -
- Eilai0tA COMPLAINTS = $50 49,
Hsieinai Essiitsas. sud 81 lssrssl,. -
aassssiss = sa'lA, $50 - = - asa " -
assssA = No. a.ss.klsrk Tkas &Alsls.ss- -
rlsint ~ PILES. = seua fsisesa. - !. : Z
~ sessd. y Fersssssins = - - q go -.
So bnsksA - - warm se.ahsx ..s.....a'.
BONA II. sd sthhgRR tnMpI alSrs - :.
l~ren~ flcsanns. nnA Il nssierss.a. ssss,s -
gesessi iAese msn4lrinfs ssx j rarlsie = s,.a
4 laash eerassasaily thfoexk ne ~ -
efiexf1sl wrsenlixe againss amx So y - =
coazgaasulss ahA naAeF. sssns alsF - : . sAsss
q Easssaaian h wessh p@uaA r. ru,,s Ass
fars = esass ~ hos - lhe Pm. - !,
hvtlls &c De Bil,rr@ s. IL
TKs Akeisg sssfifeafs Z b.. i, 3.
Fsa-tT. n kszkew Nslrid. 4. q. =
! have asod y ~ fanlils d. Half F,s., =,
Agae pllas, an al-s ID. spencers Yexrssla. ~.
80 llss ID To srsrs. alla hate 30 k..i.,l;. !.
Fsoneearang thrm % y mess encrleai g.
naedlssaess and = - 81 "a jsssire i ~ -,
FsoIRieiofs ~ fssr~e insainalas PIN. IN -
~ she iniounaiian and sssisEaesion q n -
81. thai nv wiz. Vrinr 10 ON snasfs.Kv - -
nloFe = less ~ sal5ess q Cain snd P.n,, =.
about eighteen nsanils, having iEie sasiaus -.
.iles without sucress. and wss sssy mud re.lrr,s
- hesh. a leu DAYS afsr our marriage a, -.
msncrd with SienswTs Pill. and II a, !, -.
Afterwards with Hulf's Pills; be usea 90, -
= hox q esrh; ths result VISA. ! aAaas,l,rs
Me Frrained her health and sssenQlh ,ey 80
y. and has had 80 return n Can. END -.
sfars ielese iheae Mediesnes Is i. h,,,.l...
and ssfr; and whra used - sserif esRy direelsd
are ssisndea Win satisfactory resals
. y. 4. FRAZER
Pennington. kershaw Dis, sc.
May 10. 1876.
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HilIsborough House.

FTHE sslScIiies. having pusrhased ile alovr
n namad establishment. (l4fely oreurirl ~
NJ. Jamrs Iaeksun. jr,l viii T. pgspsrrd n -.
ruary cogF, - sccsmnl0daae ~ who may hs0x
him with = call; and he vii acrommodsse ~
who may call en him n wesens. Having hen
~sgagcd 81 srsersl sears ii Tavern keeping. he
zsiSrrhrE aAiiers himself Thai ahase Who n1as ealI
q him vii Frneise saeh scromn,odssion - will
u satisfactory. He further plelers himsslf 4,
spare No pains % Esn.ier his guests comlsrisllr.
MS Table win be furnished Milh The hes,
thc market aaeEds.
His stables viii he supplina with good
ProsendsE. snd goo&l and attentive 0salers.
Ills liar viii be furnished u ~ Times with
good Liquors.
BY attending eloseiy % kis hnsiness. Ne hones
o shars PARTON 81 pubic patronage.
Persons attending Court will find bis house =
comfortable homo, and convenient 10 business.
ROBERT l.. NORRIS.
January -. -ei
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= - &c
D. nraise-ss aessrs-
Fir1 sssrthiss - A..
Iasssxiag ) sisnAaak,
O. tapgsns 800.
Doat sasP 4 IL oaxna
r sss 81 EA.e asys
- arsise-se ssixN
Al wask uhilr 20 mss.
y. fsualsA = aanrz
o. - il III strs~t.
o. walk - 4 shasa~hEt - - ~~
Men bsasd = ycur sesL
i. Dc srsis;-hs arsiss.
4nd - ~asi ssa can,
It's iasa.aEy only
That malesA he msa.
'Fs lnaasssy makss ssas
KemenhzF-he wis., 1884,
Prom Soth ana FINN ssaFev
A~zke and asi~es
fou'H liss ssd l. hairy.
ADd nevrF oonpiaia
0fshe Slaes o lhe dumps.
D. : dun heasy hsAia.
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DR. n. II. PEERY'S
vERMIFUGE on aDEED SHOT"
TOR WORMS.

Ahigkly nslaulis TvepryGfi..a, erralk fms ne
pgDm.ptifGdt n ~ arffsn. n ei,sriag
fke sgsfem II a fslr ksars II
aug aram.
THE origin. dtvrlopnsnt. and saEpO.r a
- worms IN the human system. arr 10 h. a.
ifi'uied 10 depnscd and deliliiased condition
Il the stomach and howels; il hcing an establish
ell fart, fhss NheW the digestion i nni,npaircd.
and the general powers Of the ssstcm IN ! heal
Thy slate, They can find no hahissti0n. This me-
Iataiian has the peculiar sdyantaer 0f not only
destroying esey worm. hut alS0 Of pfnlucinv 1
healthy action 81 the stomach ami other DREAMS
Of digestion. iherrhy relieving many complaints
arising frnm arrangement Of The digestive or.
gsnS Although prompt and certain in rs apera
ton, aud not unraant b The sasle Il il perfect.
y saie and adapted 10 The tenderesi ace. -. -.
Numerous certificates Of The value and usetol-
ness Of tins preparation are almost daily received
fsom fke Rsr. ". b. HIyT0N. a sGisf;.Ss;s,.
edPneaeher u tks Mskcdia cknrrk.
-. Abingdon. Va. May IL, Isis.
do hereby certify that have nsr,l DR.. Pee
rvs Nennlinge in my family 10 The grea, satisiac-
non 81 nassrif and rclief If ms children. Ii i
prompt In it, action. and in one case removed n
barge numheE Of wons in three or four hours ai-
Ter Il was given 10 the chill. am satisfied tina,
a. Fermifuse ], is superior to any have ever
used. W. b. WINToN.
Price p cents per vial.
Prepared ny Dr. II. r. PrEar. and sold whole
sale and retail ly 4. ID. 4 ID. StSps, Druggists.
100 Fulton street, corner OF William. New York. |
!. Sold also by LONG, WEBB Il CO., Agents,
0rtoler &c. si--tsn
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Sands SarsapariIIa,
FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT GRE
S OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM An
IMPURE STATE OF the BLOOD
or HABIT or THE SYSTEM,

Il
Serefnfa,or kings Ecil, RheHnaat;sn,. Ol,i;oc,,
i cafaneoas ErGpiioas, EmpLs, or Pustvlf,
/ M me FACE, Btofehes, Bile, Chronic Mr.
Eyes, ksag Hnrm or Tsnsy, Srald H,ua. IN.
LargemeHf and Pain ~ Me Bones and .Ia;iD,s.
MHCcorn Ulcers, SHphihiic SymDtoms ia.
hed, or LnmbagD, aud Diseases arising frna,
/ an 'nJndirioas Hsc ef Mercury. .Isciites. ~
/ Dr1Psy. Efpnsare ~ LnprDdtare IN Iifs.
"hD. th,Daic Constitutional Disordeys s;l 4,
rtn,ored w This Preparation. .- -
sHE health Of the human system ,lc,cn,l. II.
most entirely upon the state OF Tie blood. II
The vitalizing fuid which perya,lcs every ,issue
every membrane, fibre, flament. gland ar o.b.r
organ, primary or subsidiary; ii the body i
charged with The element Of disease. sickness
must he the consequence and until the ,,rsr.
q disease existing in the blood. are cralica,ed y,
permanent relief ran hc.cxpccterl. II Il here III,
the powerful hcalth.reslorins properties Of sonIy
SafsapaHlla arc manifested; it, searching ot,eya.
mons reaches the carsEs of disease. ana, the cures
performs are therefore radical and thorough.
" mere distractions to its favorable operation -.
~ lhfy are removed as il passes along the ali
mcntary canal. ~
ne pToprietors submit 10 the public the follow.
ii,g certificate, from highly respectable source
y cure made BY using their preparation Of SAT-.
Mobile, Ala, Nov. %. lsass
Messrs. Sands III deem ii an ACT az ;,,s,;ce n
nsyseli and The community at large, 10 relate the 4
,oiiowlng bets which occurred in our neiehbor.
hood ~ me latter Iart Of July last. Jane C
.oung giri aged fourteen years. was afflicted with
~ Immense sore onthe middle Other bach. which
"ehed al The treatment Of medical skill As sl,e
was Trend Of our family, employed All tic
Mahs IN my power in endeayorinr Ia rcIevc he,
ou' " saln. At last some person mentioned "a
h'e your sarsapanlIa, and Immediately nrocnrc,l
IWo bottles OF Messrs. Moscley 4 Tucker yo,,r !
Agents IN this city, which gave to her. / cali
q 70 sec her the next slay and shc ,o,J me- IL
'sa taken two doses and lei, very much relieved.
nus''cn niodcratey at this, but she said II was
eaHy so' gentlemen, in a worl in two wrecks q
III W, 'e ue she commenced using il. there was
sign Or appearance of where the sore had i,
Gen. Yours, respectfully,
j. u. HOHSEMAN, g3 Dauphin-st
For further particulars aud conclusive evidence
" superior value and efficacy, see pamphlets.
'i1c'i may be obtained Of Agents gratis. y y
Prepared and sold by A. ID. & ID. SANDS.
''ussis's, 100 Fulton street, corner Of William.
Sold also hy LONG, WEBB & CO.. Hius.
'fosgil, and by Druggists generally throughout
e Duited States. q
p Z p per bottle. Six bottles for SIS. A iil
81. a** So
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VARIETY STORE.

TUE subscriber has opened Variety Store
North Of the cour house. and one door eass
o. Long, Webb 4 Co, where be will he pleas
ed g see The public generally. but particularly his
old friends who 50 literally pa,roI,ired him when
peaiaf. lie has on hand stock Of Dry Goods
and Groceries. Coniec,ionaries cigars, Chewing
and smoking Tobacco, and in fact Ii,tle IL Il.
mesa every thing Those who trade with him
may Be- sure they win get good bargains. u
All kinds Of produce, such as corn. fodder oats
-four, poultry q all kinds. country made cIosns
Feathets, &C., win Be taken In exchange for
tooas.
k1aes. "a
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ENEkf family In lie Uaiied STATES sho,,la
kcep : sapliy Of ID. HGLI.s cOIGH
l.oAf.-suES ~ The honsc, mot only u pre,en.
o .he slimais. but y an EFFEc7T.aL RE-.
.HEDf " ~ Gases q f'osgks, cslas. Spgf;nv
y Baaod, Mghf Ssetsis. Liesrnhy n Bssfhing,
Asfha'a. Hheepisg Covgk, E,sarinf;aa. and =.
ncrsf Dtbihty. Remember shai this mediciur !
not meFe palliaiion. hu, !, i aIl powerful ii u.
moving Ill diseases IL The chest and lungs. leading
TO consumption and death.
Price Is cents per lor.
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E0:Xlil:IjTI1|lEi7s

IA MONG oil the advertised remedies 81 The ,lay
Tor Ague md Fever. thiIl and Fever, none
seem 70 meet with such apidty of sale. and give 40
much general satisfaction. as Dr. HEi.Ls CEI.E-
DRAFTED PILLS. Wherever they have been
m'rsinced, oil tonirs ID whatever shape, all mix
turc. and Pills, and preparations o. every eharac-
ter designed for This disease, have been discarded.
and Dr. Hulis agur Pills have hccn received a.
the ONLY PERMANENT CURE They stop
Tie ciiis and fever the iirst DAY, and 10 mol sick
en- Inc stomach OF operate on the bowels.
Young children, and persons Of Ill ages. SEXES
ami conditions, may use thesc Pills, not only with
safety, but with the rertainiy Of success. *
frice per box, VS. cents.
= fresh supply Of the above medicines just re-
cei,ed and for sale Nv .*u
ID. HEARTH, Hillsborough,
J. ID. M.DADE, Chapel Hill.
"ep'enber :. ST. lamol.mo
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IA ~ preparation that neser fail d rrno,,
- Worms irom ehiLllen o. adults. cAila.ru
vii rEy ios thcm. and eal ihsm ~ lhey No.u
esndy. We suggest % an parrn,s having shl.
dFen whntn thcs suspect of beng lroublsl naA
wosms. 70 give iheS~ l.czngrs ! iyial.
Price Is cenis los.
lou Will pirasc rememlrr the nans, and N,
IT. Huifs i.ozsngrA - none Others arr hclnre H.
pusa'e which contain tle Virtues 81 his mclicin.
DR. HILLS