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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP.
IIInERNIt

lIlBFRNIA.
Pslumore. May q 5 2 p. NJ.
The steamship llibernla arrived tins afternoon, at
New York. with dates from Liverpool 10 the 18Th r 81
inclusive. belag week later than those furnish I'd by
the CALEDONIA
Cotton has declined Sd, 70. lower and middlinu
grades
Breads ulIs also somewhat lower in consequence
Of fine weather in England and the good appearance o
the growing crops lanai Flour quoted al l7s 10
2Ss
Whcat-ar to s. ID per 20 lbs
Corn indian Corn 26s 10 %
Meal -l2s to 2s Sd.
Pork Mess 55s To 70s per cwt.
Bacon-s}is to 52s
I.am-32s to 3ja
Tobacco-Market dull
M,ney--Ihe Mon cy Market had improved -ConsoIs
1898.
The above the prices current IN Liverpool the
sailing Of the llIbcrnla
The steamer brought 30 pssscngsls for New York.
FRANCF.-'Thc French had been ordered To
be placed perfect Of defence. and several add
liona regiments had been ordered to different posts tho
Coast.
NEW YORK MARKETS, Saturday evening.
The Steamers news has unsettled the market. which
very dull prior To her arrival.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
pOLIcE ,NOTfrE

IL. persons required 10 clean out their back lois
"a in nedmicly. for they will be inspected within len
days, and any that found Of order the ordinance
imposing fine viii hc enforced against the occupier
WM B BROWN
'"e It rQlct MasleI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
COMMON COTNCII,
So thinks

Il = regular meeting of The Coiamon Council Of I.ynch-
hwy al hoir Chamber, Friday evening, the Doth of
Ny. ISIS.
Pffsent-Ioha NJ Otey President: Paul Jones. John
i Mcdaniel. Upton ID. jennings George T.. Roberts.
jose GIaro, Henry Davis, Char,s w. Christian and
Samfs n bu4ol -plembprs.
Rcsalyed, THAI The Common Council d. borrow from
ono nj the iauas o this place. the OF five thousand
biarz t7r sly days IL meet tho present public demands
a-qns tie Computation, in anuc patton Of the public tax
a.uut to hc asstssod aud that the President of
he Comm Council make mite for The same. 10 BIZ en-
dor,d by the rnaaarar Of this Corporation aud one Of
iiIa meblaes- If ia 5uncil.
Michael Hart, who hath been dolly elected Common
fuarllnan or thr Corporation Of iynchbng this day
took the oath to support the Constitution of the United
~ats the oath afuilire and the cath Of fidelity To the
Commonwealth, lelofe Samuel Nowlin an Alderman of
SAD Corporation, in presence Of the Board and thereup
on. h. tu,t his seat II Common Council
Ps#sf8t Thonas o. Acrte-nemb,r
Jeremiah Murphy, Weiphnaslcr at the Public Scales.
this day ~ r report Of IlaY, Sc, weighed by him for
tie quarter cnllua ae 2ilh Of MAJ. 1913 acc mnanicd
by tie rasurs rese pit fi5i.l2 cents the amount
received ty him fox weighing during the same quarter
winch ~ rtnd aud received.
i#,7Iy 4, That the President draw on the Treasurer
ia tqar Of J,romsa, Murphy W.ighuaster for the SUN
fh} dollars aGd twenty five cents, for and in fuil Of
his aary Tor the quarter ending 2ih Of May, 1918, and
tn p4pe..
In report oCJaho Thurman, Clerl. of the Market.
cd rad and received The report OF John Thurman.
Inspector IT Butter and Land, was presented 10 the
Il r read aud received and ordered 10 be recurded and
,ho same Is in these words
"iofhe President an Members Of the Common Goun-
ell ar the town OF .ynchhurg
fGfle9icn Snce my return 10 you in May last |
have inspected the following packages Of Butte and
Lad. TO wi:
Batter S5f packages
Iatd SIS do
Total 1902
This year total 1902
Las ycar Butter 513 packages
LAID 9Df do
Tnf1 1857
Last Year total lt5'
Tucroasc this wear 81
II source Of qualification Ia be able to inform YOU
that he condition Of Batter and Lard improving.
ihafe is not much nesting formerly, AMI pains
taken n packing
Yours very respectfully.
JOHN THURMAN"
MaG .G,h. lSlS
The CONTINGENT account o John Thurman. Clerk o
the Market. Wh the Corporation. for the quarter end
INC Has day. WAS presented to- the Bnar and' being dul,
4 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01

STATE or THE STOCK MARKET
Reported by Bercriy Blair. Licensed Stock Broker
State Stock per cent--par value tl0o-heIJ at par
and interest.
Corporation 6 per cents par value tl0O-salcs nj 9s
and interest.
James River s. K,uawh, Bonds guaranteed by tho
Suse-9S and The interest.
Exchange Bank Stock par value 4i00-none
sale.
Farmers Bank Stock par value 4lG0-9S n %.
VIfgnia Bank Slock-par value $40 sales al 81. a
6S.
Manchester Cotton and Wool manufacturing Stock
par value tl0O-hcJ n, $50.
Richmond Fire Association Sock-par value so
sales since March dividend al $40
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Stock
par valae fIOO-hed al tS5 and the interest.
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Certificates
of Debt par value $l00frccni sales 90 and tho inter
sst
Richmond and Louis, Rail Road s,ock-p,r value
3lO0-fccent sales at ~.
LIVE STOCK MARKET, MAY 25
Beef-t2 50 To 81 90 gross
Sheep 81 80 to s. IS according To quality.
llgs-t5 80 JteoI SnooE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
RICHMOND MARKETS.

TOBACCO We quote lugs from 81 10 ST. Cum
MN lcafsa 81 /, % M,ddine IS 50 4 so Good
10 fine Is lo9 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-01
i1lf. COMMITTEE.

L meeting a. the citizens ii iynrhbarF. held tv
t.gaar' a.nt "a faaav. Nly a5.h lSlS ion The pur-
s' al, pa'og respect to t,r memory The late Richard
II. io'er. l'hn + Moem. Esl. took The chair and
james Mcdonald. was chosen Secretary pro tenn. WIN.
Reid jr., ESQ Chairman Of the Committee appoint
Il r ths pufa5sa, Vt onner meeting, reported the al
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
Fof tie eaasa
w. t.- .- -
The Dali.

II v NJ 4 RIntiuus sight u
T'hs proud the brats and bs4Bt ful were tbsfs
All q IN NJ g. have . sltafs
OF that fair level
It set med II that town
Had eEeftsd al her might
10 show her baautIfal that night.
A few led etme
Who were 80 lair aud bright
They far OH shoe lie fsstiaid nj gilt
That dHs eied o'et H. tg m
Fftm fahqaish.ne svss Of d3rAsst bIus
70 lash ng onss Of q more bic hus
Were In Tie fets that night.
One fir pifl was there
Ore whose brow was atass
Marked thrt staiy lI8amshs Of her face
so We y bsautfa she aas
VIII w1at seiasy fir being
Was wattbed tty svsty glance
hs wiling thru the m ises d Tho dance
ny all who sas thee.
Bsaatiful cshHtuta
NAV YIN for aver be
Ffom care aid ~difappaint M ut ffss
Az thou Art Ibis night
Pef lapa like othsrs IN alter year
M sfnttDne vii upon the lowe,
sd m npti4l " the pa sinl hour.
D4ton Aougs, Nov 4 H. M. A.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
No.

al work an hour Def IL pitt"
''Snits and I'll be- evrn ytb thsm ~.
Night "How, Patrick r. "gvbY III
quit one hour before 'etu AL"
A Mr.. polia nd, ems If the gaht,rr..
tyrHted druhhatds, recently, In 4 sbaocb,
) foFe a Temperatures a~ssemhtBRs. mails H.
filoW'nR unique bull s.Fafhets.V eYm
claimed he. with tbe tnost alden. .btl,sl-
"sto' lynn haze children, or IL YOU bags
not, Y tr daughters haya."
"JimfF "tIullo r. atf'vs gst a a..,.,
dunn for y0tt" 'fiate yoU@nya Il \.
I'm eond for II" Suppose M ,sis,
Should fall overheard SINE DIV, what ~
tst IN The Al habpt ,yoald r~spfsss INV tish
In reEatd 70 her ~ .il.etter II (iet Les ~
of eo1tss." H'' W.
HAD EEothH dF fT.-HWHt ven bav.
s'iFI's oftbs mbsiardto sskad sdfhstaav -
= hungry soluutnar, "fyu, / thanh va, =
sald he s0gef, II have been mustered snv
tsafl'' et'i''fnt ff a year past"
There are ~ o girls down Els, who -.
s1rh afea. hieOds to each other Thai dies
h.a only dfsss always exactly alike. sna
ni~ays "at 'he same kind III G,ad. Iat tb"s
Din love the satn4 bran.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

10" YanlEees t3trIy took inipip0. fl,
about 'be Days ut u tavern IN Lancaster
Pm. and Jared snapt1 msly, drinking two
or three bdtflt* # wlt,a daily. The las,
day Q d'sp ie arose about the .peed of9befr
horses they nj Daat agreed b. etster I'm ~
'prottabte.' The landlord W . appointed
Judge, each bring the rider IF his own
horse. When they were fnodntrd : The
Judge like those at the olympic games.
gave The wond-one, hro, three. en- OF
'hfy vent. and have neither Teen seem no.
heard IT Vt CO leaving the landlord Gu7y
comp n~a'ed by baFieg had the honor b.
be lhei' judge.
"BiIl, what's the meanin' of alI thar
Feafin' oh The red fbhon strung out ,flhat
old filler mouth" saiI an l~lltnej. yoIun-
teerto o c"thrade printing to the rnos,o.
Il Pnrtbus Uaum, upon the scroll i'm the
br. ak OF The eagle. on the flag Of his com.
pany II don't know, 'zactiy, Jake" said
his companion in arm, @f9us I learn The
Sc haoIrpas 'eF "four town say that j, meant
che one of3em l"--"WtII he amt nofhfn'
shorter, hassf'
4 wag, having had a dispute with a
man who Kept a sausage ship, and owing
him IA gruige. I'm into bis shop ont day.
A. he wa serving several COOL customers.
vi b an immense lad. raj which be a,sick.
~ deposited on The courier. SAYING .Thi.
NIX $ ninet en-; as you are busy nov.
we i se'tl another t.mfs;f'' ard be- was m
N a i"in4ltng. The customers, aghast.
stoe o.E5wed him, ieaviug their SAUSAGE
b hiad.
POWERFUL NAsSEK.--A lecturer waz
di afing upon the powers Of The magn.,
any one 70 sh v or name anysh ne
surprising it, pt.wets. A hrarer deu1,rred
and ms anced u Y ing ws,msn who. when
he wal young, SID 10 attract hin, thirteen
miles every Sunday, while his loada.o,e
could attract : Bit Of iron In, a fosa ortwol
Patrick i'd an employer one u,orn.
Ing, 10 one Of his workmen. sym conn
Ae hts Ills pstn tbs oshss nsea vsrs-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

~FEsERVINe DUrFER.-We win reIals :
me'i'"d which was last year aJop,gd Nv
"L' Da"ieI Craig, Of Readdeld. The
''u'te' va packed down solidly and care
l"ly )" drkios, and a chan cloth fitted ON
The top Of each before The covers Of lie
hfk''s were shut on. He then ok a clean
h~og*head, 81 cask, and placed d LAYER III
sa'i on it's button. lie then put in one Dr.
more 6rkins, ID such 3 position as not 10
touch each ofher, and them poured in salt
until the fskins were covered. In this b
bis butter kept as sweet and a. sound NJ
o nut for sesefal months, ard WHEN ia
came 10 overhaul i III DE purpose of sel5-
ing IT, he found everything 81 pure and
as ~he" y was drsi gaeked away.
Mgine Farmer.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
F4rkE4
@QUALOd NOT AIN AY9
II

@@
DR.. Cbas. II. Buckingham. An s,0.,t.
snefJ physician of Boston, In D lats sb,s
F'p1f' Oh "iudiyidual aud public hralh~
mixes ibis somewhat startling ASSERTION.
"Moss ofthase, who live In ibis eitv IN ahh
90 II from choice. II mas seem l., tbs
u''D'l"ied, uat nd fgf ms 10 sn his hn,
appeal 10 those, who for MANY voor. h. "a
been IN The habit " daity ~yisting thu ,oor
afd "rs'ehed. 10 answer II am no, r,ybt.
People generally c#nuol d~ise0nnor, n.
IDEAS VI sqhaldifiy and poverty, and often
'be deserving poor are passed by a. mi,
needing sbreor becapse they keen their
persons and babimfi0n negl and el..n.
while 0ihsrs, receiving mgre huJ wss,l.s
more, are supp led from, The band ofebariiv
hecaose fbeir extreme filth "a tahsn
sign N extreme destiufiou.
AproPos 10 this question. The vsvb,,.u-
p"f' Herald mentions The following ensie,,a
facts
VII" most quiet and g~isabljest ofd.
poor are decidedly the most dessrviru
We have known within our W. ~s.o.ri.
e"es' a'family making the town ripy with
Their p'Serty and suffering, and rrceiyiov
contributions 10 u most surprising amonn,
Tor their relief ON If wbosa mel Ao.u
more fond and elotbiBg was thrown. wast.A
and destroyed, In the conse Of tbe yeas.
than would have suaicsd. tidicieaslv med
% have maintained them In ppsseatis, ~
z greater abundance then WIS tp;6y.d l..
many ol those who were called rn,s -
contribute to their reIi"E Nay. ma. .. Gop
our Intimate LnowledRe, at tbat1ime. 9TH.
e1pe"dtufeso of This family for Tho ,Dbela
year, ana of The expenditures Of tho f,n,iiv
ut me Of otf wen1tbtrst citizens, Win
Equal ~ nier Of persops, We are Gdlv A..
'lsfled that taking the whole ycar tog,tLc,
WINNER - veil ms winfe,. more mo,sv
win" expended by The ouc famiv. II Nh n.
s~qaa'ldness, than by rbe other in al Il.
"p''i'"ce' Such q fact may seem startling
70 come but we know ii 10 have been csp.
aDle 81 fo1thematjcale mnnatratjcp.'
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11


VEGETABLE CUR:osrrY.-Tbe Aferan-
drta G1satD mentions that Mr.. w. ~.
Richards sent TO that office . couriou.
specimen Of p~otstoes, growing on and from
grass II vas quite d curiosity.
Yes, a very great cufio-it', indesd-6r
potatoes 70 grow from grass. sbonld ike
70 hare seen it. We have, hosvetar,a
curiosity involving grass ard potatoes, now
70 he sen Al oar ofi.e, which i not qpas
~ curious. III This Instance. instead of.
The potatoes growing Gom grass, The rsspaG
grars through the p~4aases - click as
though it were D knitting needle throae
thFo"gb By human hands. me oaly Dr.
ference between the swo sfsrges i. fhaa
while n l. true. the other isa f-el@
Germantown TelegrapA.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

a worthy alderman, captain Of a voI,m-
fe'r corps, ut a field day, beG,re L.ord
Co'"waiI''' was ordering his company 10
fall back, in order 10 dress with The linz
""d gave III" word--"Adrpuce three PAGES
b1cknards ! march -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
nu. THOMAS REAltMnNr.

Having permanently located in Baton
Rouge. tenders bis professional services to
the citizens ofthe town and vicinity.
Office neat door from The City Hutel'
lafayette street.
June II IN,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

II appears ~ me-" said q small aprIe
need man, "fbat they make n great deal
d fuss with this &lIow Shakespeare. I'd
Jl4' IL 70 know what tt's eli abgyt. vvbv
1877 @r his writings, he never would
have been heard of"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

The . Luis papers gise III aceouat m
IN frea Occurring in q'tiek succession II
That Gig. None Of hem REP lapor'ass
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
A. G.. p.
-
NEW ENGLAND.

NEW ENGLAND.
Tie Hills n Sew England.
How proudly they fise+~
In the wildGsss NJ grandeur
10 blend with he skies,
With ftair fsif azti+s outline,
Ami tail ancient tfsas@
New England. my country, ..
love thee for these,
The vaiss n VIEW En4tand.
Thai cradle her streams,
That snils IN her gladusss.
Like lind IN her drsanis,
All Sunny with p~leattts, "a.
Efdbhaotn Il In ssss.
Nsw England. my country,
lave. thee ff these.
The Wools hf New Enaland.
stnt vstdani and high,
Though rocked by the ssrapests
Ofagss gous by@~
Romance dima their arches,
And speaks In tts breeze
New England. my country,
] lUvs thee for these.
The streams n New England
That F6trs as frey -,
Or aeem III their Stiffness
Bit dreaming ~ flow,
Oh, 5r GIT gil las the sttnbeau.
They march 10 tie ssar-
New Enalahd, my country
love thee for these.
The ffotns Of New England.
Ftes, ForttIned and Fnfr.
Full nauY hearts trsaslre~~
4 sisters love there,
Even more than Thy mountains
Orstream'ets they tiease.
New England, my country,
Hove thee for these.
GOD shieli thee, New England,
DsHr land If my tirth,
And Thy children that wander
1far Ger the earth
Ny country thou art,
Wherever my Io's cast,
Take thou to thy bosofn,
My ashes at last.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11

Kfen folars nnake N eagle, how masg
will i take to make ! hsrszard3
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
SEGARSl y CARS

BAGGING & ROPE, small lot for sale bv
BEAL & Soy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-11-11
WILLIAM NIGHTINGALE
BRfCKLAYER, PL.AsTERER, SLATER
lED BUILDER TN GENE

.I AND BuTLDER n. GENERAL.
Respectfully informs the citizens Of Baton
Rouge and vicinity, that he will undertake con-
tracts in his line, and on reasonable terms.
All orders left at Pike g. Hart's store or
through the Post Office will be promptly atten
ded to-Refer to Pike & Hart. r
Jan. I3-no 4. a5
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04

JAYNE'S AGUE PILLS.
a Speedy and Permanent Cure for Ferer d Aggas
Intermittent Feuer, $c In recommending these Fls
to the public, the proprietor does wish to make any
unnecessary or tedious perambulation but with Iu u
recdons and few important remarks he will leave u
medicine to speak for ITSELF feeling confident that It's e
Its are such as will not fail to bring it into general use
indeed, he Is sanguine of the efficacy of these F
does not hesitate to guarantee in the most agB
vated cases. w.
Being purely vegetable free from all foreign deetenc
or mineral preparations, these Pills may be taken wiu
strengthen the stomach, invigorate the system anu
tirey pr went that anguor and prostraOn OF Sre"S
which always attends this disease.
They alse possess a decided superiority over Sulhi
Prussiate of Iron Arsenic, Boneset and the numerous
other preparations usually employed in the cure OF
and Ague, In being gently Aperent, by this means -
rying themselves off through the medium of the bo"e
after they have spent their medicinal IN the
ach thus preventing the accumulation of those uhP
ant symptoms that almost universally follow the aPP
ton OF the aforesaid medicines which consrnge the
els, produce congestion of the Liver, and remain ~
system to brood diseases dangerous than those wv
are employed to subvert.
Hence tits that those remedies in the majority oi ms
ces only serve to suppress the disease for short
and soon developes itself in dangerous rom n.
at hrst thus the necessity of medicine POssessng
qualities of DIR. Jayne's Ague Pills, that can be aPP
without the fear of experiencing speedy and
of the disease o..
These Pills put up IN yias containing from %
30 Pills, and being thus excluded form the air. ne
terorate undergo any change and used accOiu.1
Ague, Intermittent and Remittent Fevers, q: cold
Prepared only by DR.. D. Jayne, Philadelphia anu s
on Agency by Williams, Haywood, q Co.. IOs'9t
Raleigh, N. C. W."
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04
OREGON! TEXAS! CALIFORNIA!

UTISHING to move to one of the above countries,
w offer for sale that we'll known stand where
now reside, known Rogers or Winn's Roads, 10
miles Northwest of Raleigh containing about 45O acres OF
Land, thirds still in forest There are on 1t comior-
table Dwelling House, large and convenient Store House.
large Gin house, Blacksmith shop, Post othce room
and other out houses good water and is
among the handsomes situations in the county, high,
healthy, and desirable place to live at and no doubt
but good country stand any
also offer nv plantation track miles north, on
Neuse River and Big Lick creek containing 52 acres
about 400 acres bottom Land and shout half OF the
tract still forest about half of the bottom Land heavl-
ly timbercd the balance we'll nclosed This track lying
in the bend of the River truly rich and valuabe ord-
nary houses, good water.
Persons wishing settle themselves permanently In
this country will do well my lands before Purchas-
ing esewhere am determined to leave this country
will sell the above lands cheap-no mistake Come and
see, if you want bargain.
ROBERT n. JEFFREYS.
Wake, N. c., July 26, ls4s. 7l6-4m
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04
NOTICE..

"AVING determined to remove to the West this
Fall, and not being willing wait longer for pri-
vate offer, have concluded to offer Public Sale on
the premises Saturday the 7th of October next the
Plantation which reside in Franklin County,
well known the Raboeau Plantation, five miles from
Frankinton and nine from Louisburg. The Farm has
been much improved. There is spacious Dwelling
and all necessary out-horses, a large Gin House and
Grainery, with Gin and Wheat Thresher. There is also
Grist Mill, but it is out of repair at present.
The tract contains Eight Hundred and Twenty Acres
of Land of excellent quality adjoining the lands Thos.
Aston, Allen Perry and others. There are fine Orch
ards of choice fruits of all kinds peculiar to this climate
and young Vineyard of Isabella and other Grapes.
All persons desrous to look at the Land previous to
the sale invited to do SO.
One half the purchase money Cash. and for the other
half credit of Twelve months will be given, requiring
bond bearing interest from date, with approved security
Possession can be given about the middle of Novem-
Der, if required. HUGH TELFAIR.
Franklin, Sept. 90, 1s4s. 725-2t
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04
DR.. GOrdOn's Vegetable Anti-BilfOus
Family Pills

DOR the cure of Bilious Fever, Yellow Fever, Re-
Il militant and Intermittant Fever, InHammatory Few
er' Pain in the Head, side Back and Stomach inam-
Throat and Chest; Sick Headache Collie, Dyspepsia,
Hyserics Low Spirits Female Complaints and all COM
plants where Purgative Medicines are needed!
Dr. Gordons Pills are truly the sick mans friend No
Traveller or Family should be without them Their time
y administration will prevent much pain and suffering
and save many valuable lives They do contain Cal
omel Mercury, mineral preparation but
posed entirely of concentrated vegetable extracts
fully prepared and combined to be certain safe
and easy in their operaton-should it be otherwise the
stomach and bowels contain foul and acrd bilious mat
great necessity for purgatve medicine.
These Pills do not require particular attention to diet
or drink and may be taken at all times when most con-
venieht without the fear of increased liability to take cold
The above Medicine is for Sale in this City by Messrs
Williams, Haywood & Co. and by Messrs. Pescud and
Johnson; and at the North Carolina Bookstore by Mr.
Turner; and by other Agents throughout the State.
Raleigh, Sept. l3, ls4s. 723-Sm,
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-10-04
Important Remedy.--Dr. Mitchell's
Eve SAlYR.

4 CERTAIN, safe and effectual cure for sore, weak
"A and infamed Eyes, designed expressly for diseases
OF the Eyes. The unparalleled which has at
tended the of this preparation, and the acknowledge
ed necessity for article which be relied upon
a remedy in of Ophamic affections which
prevalent in this country, induce the proprietor to
make arrangements through his Agents to place his
Salve within the reach of every individual whe may
need the benefits which may result from its use
The great advantages possessed by this article
every other its tainfy safety convenience and
my. All Physicians admit that great danger is to be ap
pretended from druggng the eye when in infamcd
and unhealthy state In the of this ave this obec
ton is entirely removed harm possibly result
from its it being, in all applied the external
portions of the eyes thereby avoiding all the nconveni
ece pain and danger which necessarily attends the in
PRODUCTION of pungent article into the eye. Its ac-
tvity i'll subdung the Inflammation is great that but
few cases require the of than Bottle eff
feet perfect cure.
The above Medicine is for Sale in this City by Messs
Williams, Haywood & Co. and by Messrs. Pescud and
Johnson and at the North Carolina Bookstore by Mr.
Turner; and by other Agents throughout the State.
Raleigh, Sept. 13, 1s4s. 72S-em