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The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-23

WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRT.s
We extract article from the New Era, published
Portsmouth, Va, and edited by A. f. Cunningham,
Esq. He speaks of himself and here is the extract
(Dec. "a, 1S46.1
We have been, for some days. suffering under severe
Inflammation of the lungs, produced by cold, and ira-
ted by speaking in public that throughout Saturday
night, Sunday, Monday, till Tuesday, tic symptoms Of
the disease seemed to increase and suffering intense,
without the least appetite for food Thc cough dry
and hard, causing the most acute pains in the heal anal
back. We had fairly given up all hope Of relief wAeM
thought sof this Balsan, and sent round TO 6ar
friend Henish the agent for bottle We took the first
dose according to the directions and almost instantly N
glow Of healthy warmth through the systcm-thiE
o'clock-at fve took another dose. Of nine
another, and after detected perceptibe Ecef
in the frequency of the spasms and violent pains that
had before attended them AT three in the morning
took another dose, and the pbegn though tough, yellow
and ropy, elected from the lungs with comparative
We feel grateful for the relief afforded, and
commend trial of it by all who suffering as We
suffered We have deemed it due to the medicine, and
humanity to give this unsought Testimonial the Vir
tue of the balsam, in our case,' - sss -esasare
"a None genuine, unless Signed BUTTs the wrapper
= For sale, wholesale and retail, by WILLIAMS HAY
WOOD & Co., Raleigh, N. G. ....-...
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Tobacco. Snuff and Segars.

WIN. C. LEMON (of the late firm of John Ander-
w & Coz would respectfully inform his friends,
the public, and the patrons of the late firm of John
Anderson & Co.. that he continues to be found at the Old
Stands No. WALL & 213 DUANE STREETS, where
he manufactures and offers for sale Fine Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco and Snus of quality uncqualed
in the market put up in any style quantity. He is
also determined that the Store No. Wall Street. with
which he has identified for the last years. shall
all times be stocked with the choicest and best Havana
made Scgars, at wholesale and retail Merchants Hotel
keepers and those purchasing for private request
elsewhere. e" w. Z. LEMON,
No. Avail and 2l3 Duane SITS.
New York August /, 1S4s 72Q-s
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THE VOLUNTEERS AND GEN. TAYLOR. Capt. Con-
stable, of the Orange and Yancy Company of the N.
that out of the whole N. G.. Regiment there are not
more than thirty who will vote for Taylor and Fill
more. This gentleman, be it remembered, is whig,
and is warmly attached to the principles of his party;
Here then the expectations of the whigs-that
Gen. Taylor will receive the votes of nearly all
the voupteeEs- blasted and instead of assistance
from them they here see that they may expect
defeat.
Had the volunteers have returned in time to vote
for Goverhor Col. Reid would have been elected by
several hundred majority; they will be at the
ballot-boX in November, and will then show what
might have been expected of them they had return
ed previous to the Governors election. ..-.
- 70. $50 Orange Ratoon.~
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DAVID S. REID. Whether our gallant leader
Col. ReiG-is really Governor not, one thing
is certain and that is, he has endeared himself to the
democracy of the urhoe State, in manner that will
never be forgotten by them. He assumed their STAN
dard when it was, comparatively speaking, dragging
in the DUST and he has borne aloft most gallanty
in triumph. AS democrat and an humble member
of the democratic PRESS we tender him our sincere
and hearty congratulations for the gallant fight he
has made for standard bearer in the memo
rabIe struggle through which we have passed. Col.
Reid has done nobly. He has revoutonized, or
rather under his gallant lead the State has been
olutionized Whether elected defeated, he will
always bear with him the respect, admiration and
gratitude of the Republican party. If he does not
FIJI the Gubernatorial Chair on the 1st of January
IS49 he will do so on the first of January, 1851.
We wish this to be remembered. UiL Jour.
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DTRD.

Departed this e the residence of her mother Mrs
Mary Hawkins, in Warren County the 9th Of june
Mrs Lucy D. Henderson, the amiable and aflectionate
consort of Leonard, Henderson, Esq, and youngest
daughter of the late DR.. Joseph w. Hawkins, in the
wear of her age leaving devoted husband and
infant daughters, together with doating mother and
many other relatives and friends to bcuoan her prema
turc death. .-a..- q. -s... .. -, ... Com.
In Fayette county, Tennessee, on the 25th ult Rev.
Willis Reeves in the roth year of his age Mr.. Reeves
was native of Orange county, North Carolina, from
whence he emgratcd Tennessee where he hiss resid-
cd for many years. He intelligent and highly
respectable gentleman kind hospitable and
man honest and just In all his dealings worthy
man and good citizen Our venerable friend has served
faithfully during his probation earth, and in his ripe
old age been taken home to enjoy the rich reward of his
well-doing in the kingdom prepared for the righteous
SoaaerriNc Reporter.
In Johnston county, N. C., the 7th Of April last
Mrs. Cealy Richardson. She born the eth day
of February 1906 and baptized in December 1923
Mrs. Richardson exemplary Member of the Old
School Baptist Church-she lived member of said
Church upwards of "a years, and there any
allegation ngains her. Her conduct member of the
Church was Indeed worthy of imitation; also,
wife as q mother and neighbour. She expressed
willingness departs and to all human appearance, she
left the world in the full iumphs of faith, leaving
aeconate husband and moheriess children, and neigh
bours and Church mourn her loss. But hope she
is taken home to her Heavenly Father to enjoy the
designed for the people of God and to wear the Crown
reserved in heaven all that love his appearing and
we have doubt her God has wiped all tears from her
eyes, and that her voice is united with of the
Just made perfect cauntng forth the sweet AlleIujas
to God for ever and ever. Prim: Baptist.
In Wayne county, on the 18th instant, Nh. John Peal
aged 6s years, The deceased has left wife and four
children dcplore his loss He upright citizen
good husband, and an afecionate father. - TGoME
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"Where is the man on the face of the green carpet
of Gods foostool that believes Zachary Taylor
told lie l''-l Cor. Jones. .. .s. .. .. -
We believe the old man has never been accused of
lying. He is treated courteously by democrats, at
any rate. He said that he never votedthat he knows
little of the affairs of government-tha lie has never
even looked into measures far satisfy himself
about the long discussed questions Of the National
Bank, Tariff Distribution, &c.,-in Short he says
plainly as he can, that his life has been devoted to
the camp, and be is not ftperson to be President.
No one believes he tells lie. '.# Carlisle Dem.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-23
THE "BUFFALO. HUNT"

We find in the New York Post long account OF
he Buffalo Convention, reported especially tor thai
aPer The correspondent of the Post says:
Frederick Douglass was then announced, but ne
ined speaking, in consequence of an operation re-
atly performed on his throat. He was compelled,
Tever, to take the stand, and state the reason for
A excuse. He retired from the stand with this re.
aI 3Tk: "God speed you in your noble undertaking.:
Cheers.)''
There is another operation that ought to be per
'ned on Fred's throat-the scoundrel ought to be
hanged by the neck until is dead"
lhe Correspondent of the Post speaks OF another
zee negro who figured in this congregation OF fanat-
q dlsunionsts, and fools. He says: --Fss
Henry Bibb, fugitive slave, native OF Ken
eky, then took the stand, and addressed the meet
9, stating that he ran away from the Cherokee
Oltry, where he was slave as he had also been IN
-cusana. He spoke of Lewis Cass, with hom ne
rs acquainted. He is mulatto, and exhibits con-
%erable natural talent, with some mental culture.
Was refused a vote on account of his curly hair
then circulated petition to have the constitution
! Michigan changed, and asked Gen. Cass to sign
! out he rsfused.'' -
VI course Mister Bibb is opposed to Gen. Cass be-
t4Se Gen. Cass refused to sign petition to allow
~A--N'ster Bibb-to vote with his curly hair" =
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"GRoANs OF THE BRIToNs."


The Whig papers generally, out of Raleigh, give
Up the election of Governor, and endeavor to console
hemselves in various ways over the supposed defeat
d Mr. Manly. The Newbernian says it is . inclin-
ID to give the State to Reid by small majority
The same paper adds: ...-
"Let it be as it may, it is bad enough. Some OF
lie Wings have sold their brth-right for mess OF
aage." If Reid is elected, they have consented to
lace in the Gubernatorial Chair of North Carolina
he weakest man intellectually who ever filled 1t.
They have sacrificed their principles for the gew-gaw
dfee-suffrage; boon which they never can obtain
but by the consent of the Whig party-the real
Why's of the Old North State"
Such is the language of baffied hope. The mere
uon of the Editor in relation Mr.. Reids ''weak-
ness intellectually is not very important; and we
ote what he says, only for the purpose of showing
bat he like other Federalsts, holds the intelligence
the people in contempt, and insults them by re-
rOaches and epithets, whenever passion or rage
ictates that he should do so The best evidence of
COL Red's strength and intellectual power, is to be
aund in the results he has produced; and nothing
lie Newbernian can say will change the favorable
simate formed of that gentleman, not only by Mr.
Manly himself, but by all liberal and high-toned
Wigs who have heard him on the stump, or who
lave become acquainted with him personally.
"The gew7gaoO of free suffrage! The Newber-
lan is still opposed to equal rights; but the "great
Whg party'' may consent to let the people use
heir own power! Thank you, Sir. The people
viii not ask either you or the " Wing party
FLL HAVE FREE SUFFRAGE IN SPITE OF YOU. Mark
lat! ,.-
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SUPREME COURT.

This Tribunal convened at Morganton, on Monday,
the 7th inst Judges Rufin and Battle present. The
following young gentlemen were admitted to County
Court practice: Ia-: .s 82sl- .E 9r.a. = $50.
VIM. M. Peacock, Montgomery County N. A.
Mclean, Robson County, A., F. Brevard, Lincoln
County, S. G. w. Tate, Morganton, Marcus Erwin
Asheville, l.. B. Gaston, CASTOR County, John H.
ballard, Rockingham County, IL. Biackmer' Rowan
County, F. l. Wilson, Rutherfordton,. 81. -saa.s
The following obtained Superior Court license; j;
John H. billiard, Rockingham County, t. Don.
Wilson, Mountain Home, Mcdowell 20. Alfred "
Foster, Lexington, Thomas L. Slade, Llncolnton, j..
Alexander Fox, Charlotte. y -
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NOTICE.

TTNHIS is give notice to James Massey, Elijah Mas
sey, John Zones, Obodiah Strickland, benjamin
Hicks, Budd Bolton, of James Bolton, decd, heirs
those entitled thereto their dstributve shares of the
of forty dollars and fourteen cents apiece, being the
proceeds of the Estate of the said Sherrod Bolton, decd
The egatees of the deceased wherever they may reside
are hereby requested to make application respec-
tive shares. BENNETT BUNN.
Wake County, Aug: 20, fs4s. 72O-6t
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NOTICE.

WILL be sold at the Court House, in Waynesville
Der next Fifty Acres Of Land on the waters of Fines
Creek, adjoining the lands of Cyrus Hodges and others
valuation hundred dollars to be sold for the tax and
cost due thereon for the year 1912 43 A. 45 and As
The amount due thereon is s3 l63-David Curric be-
ing the last reputed owner. s.ah
- j. B. ALISON Shift: g
Order of Sale granted, J..R LOVE, Chr. C. G.
June 20,- 194S. '' (Pr. Adv. $2) - As720-a
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COTTON FOR SALE.

S Executor of Tie Eshite of Georgs Crowfder de-
ceased shall expose TO public Sale at his late
sidence, on the 3lst day of this month, -
Twenty-Four Bales of Cottcn. :.
This Cotton is of excellent quality, and opper-
tunity is Offered to bSSers to purchase gdod
terms. w. D. CROWDER,'
Ex of Geo Crosvder.
Wake County, Aug %, 1e4s. " - 720-2tF
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THE WH1es AND. ABoLITIeN1sM.

The late Vote on the bin to extend the missouri
Compromise to the Pacific must convince every man
in his senses that by far the greater majority OF the
abotionists wings; and there is great 20
believe that many ofthe Southern wings are at heart
abotonists, but prevented by fear from ayowfag
it, Yet some have been bold enough te brave every
thing and IN their hardih0od they have perfected
their own rum, and have& forever 'the az
complishment of that object which induced them 90
commit this act of esperationthereby attaching TO
themselves odium which will follew them ito the
grave We alfuds to Gen. Payfofs election, which
they declared could never be consummated 1t the OIL
passed they are mistaken in their cacnlanons
the very means by which they hoped to procure his
election, will only render his defeat douby certain
The cloven foot of whiggery has shown itself to all
whom prejudice has not utterfyg blinded ID has shown
to what low ~Nnderhanded and traitorous aetsit will
descend to accomplish its ends and in utter detesta
ton of such consunnrate arIfeanness' many honest
men who have hitherto voted with tie whig party
will shake the dust from their shoes, and declare them
selves to be wings no longer. 5-- "'- -. - '
After being dicussed several days in the Senate
the bill finally passed that body by vote OF SO to
22-Messrs. .Badgey Bell, Metcalfe and Underwood
(southern whigs) voting againstit Immediately up
on its being brought before the house motion was
was made by Stephens. of Georgia, @whig,9 to lay
it upon the table, which was carried by the following
vote: - 'S-.' s'S'
Yeas + - ''7'l.< ~' 80 seal = .'-+E lI2
Nays .- - ''~'-' 81
Had not eight southern wings have voted to lay it
upon the table, it would have settled this agtatlng
question forever. The affirmative vote was, as we
have stated /, . .>y--, -a... =. r...,rr tz. lI2
Deduct 8 southern wings votes sN e2a 'r. g
Leaves "a e.a.s sfe. ~ 5as.E gt>s. 1O4
- = ,.---- .-r.. .-a l--@-s. -es.'"t ----&
The negative vote was @.s5 -. -r- 90 81 .
Add southern whig votes
Makes f., ..,..-. = .-s 1o5
Or O1e majority
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Or one majority. - uy -. t---
Thus it will be seen that the dearest interests of
the South have been pered by eight southern wings,
among whom the names of NATHANIEL BoYDEN and
RICHARD S. DoNNELL, of North Carolina. stand con-
spicuous. The others are Pendleton of Virginia,
Stephens of Georgia. Crozier of Tennessee, and Ad-
ans, Buckner and Thompson of Kentucky. What
these men can henceorth expect of their constituents
we know not; but this we know-the honest men in
their party, (of whom there many will reProbate
their conduct it deserves. and will suffer them to
sink into the very depths of obvious obscurty before
they again place them in situation to betray their
country '- go. --E.. 5'.a "a. -..-
The following is sectional view of the vote; we
commend it to the attention of the wings, and would
ask them which can count the greatest number of
Abolitoniss in their ranks, the Democratic or whig
party: 4. -.. =, ....- r.
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ANOTHER ,GhoAN! Thelas Wadesborough Argus
says -" We have met the enemy, ands we begin to
fear, heis not ours! Heni Uidi-uqmosed! We have
heard from all the counties but eight; and if Manly
is elected at all, it is by SO small majority that no
decent WAg sOouH boast Of IL. And as rnisfOrtunes
come seldom alone we entertain sorionss apprehen-
ATOMS that the Legislature is also carried against
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NOTICE.

ON the 4th Monday of September next will sell for
ICash at the Court House door in Carthage the fol-
lowing Lands much thereof will satisfy the tax
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Bgss sst e 81 s %RE s
in April, Is47. 1T has such prckly snyeiope that
Il Il nov Sucks IN many of the party
:Resolyed, That the war is crime; and all VINO
In it's .Oerpetration."Tg 3e sEcffa CTA sTooC
Gen. Taylor, of course, is, ono Of the' efininas
% = Ho4l7H > WOrrester Palladium,
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b We understand that the Sheriff of Rowan and the
sa of Union, have beensthe first this year to set
~ aeH accounts with the Comptroller. Such pune
~: and prOmptitude on the part Of these Officers,
"aghly commeudahle. s.l--.-.- : - -
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PRINTING GPAPER.

WE are receiving supplies Of NEwsPAPER, Of an
w excellent quality and prepared to execute Or
ders for Newspaper, &c., Of any dmcnrions at short
notice, and at favorable prices, -. go
s,s.,5ss - i,5s DAVENPORT, ALLEN, &Co.
Richmond, Va. Angs I5, 1876 -. GOO.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-23

Cen Shields has been sPPoiPted bE the lresloeaI'
by and with the advice and; CONSENT OF me-
Governor of Oregon. -
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-23

The brave Captain Bennett of the first Pennsyi-
vanians. who loft homo decided Wing, comes back
a decided democrat. He could not stand the course
oe EeJeralism AGAINST the war. Pennsyranian.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-23

lAsnext news from, Ireland islookedGdr With much
%ey' collision, twas thought had 6kehPlace
zen the Government and the Irish people, and
Qay be raging now. God speed the cause
d and down-trodden !aHE: ~ 80
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HEAD QUARTERS,

HOHGANTON, AUG IOLn, 1915.
To the CoLonelS commanding the several Regiments
posing the 18Th Brigade Of tile 5th Division of the
VOU are hereby commanded to appear with your
i respective Regiments prepared for Review at the
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-23
DIR. WILLIAMS,

w ILL., by the request Of many friends, gire public
lecture to.noroVre at the Town Hall ,c0n-
Mcncng at O'clGck, p. NJ upon the Philosophy and
InpoTtaneo Of Magnetism and ElecfOridt Psychology.
All are respectfully invited. - -1'i esas -
August %, ls4S. Va, geo
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GRAND LOTTERY SCHEMES,
j. w. MAURG q CD. MA RS.
Capital $42.439 Dollars !
-. 80 Prizes of $4,000. Are sr
s'. SIER 600 alsi I-.E..c

Milking nearly many Prizes as Blanks
..te VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For Endo1Uing LeeS6trg academy md other puypoSes
..g - = Glass No. AZ, for l948. a-
To be drawn in Alexandra, Va, on Saturday, the
I'd of September, 1918.
SPLENDID SCHEME: r..s-E-t
1 Splendid Prize of $42,439! 80 do. of 5000
1874 Prizes Qowest3 Nos.) $500! ,...
rs No. Lottery--1l Drawn Ballots! .a-
&c. &c. &c. o.,-
Tickets 8 l:-Halvcs $ 6 OO-Quartcrs $ OO!--
Eighths s l SO -.
Certificates Of Packages, of 25 Whole tickets $40 90
do, do. of 25 Half do S5 90
do. do. . of 25 Quarter do. AZ so
..s,- do. do. of 25 Eighth do. 2l,2S
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Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates Of Pack
ages in the above pcnd lotteries will receive the most
prompt attention. and official account of each drawing
Immediately after it is all who order from
Address ]. & G. MAURY; rc
Agents for ]. w. MAURT, Geo, Managers,
80 - ! .aEernndrin. Tiroinid.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-08-23

WORMS! WoRMs! To remove those troublesome
and dangerous inhabitants of the stomach and bowels,
which often impair the health and destroy the lives of
children, Jaynes Tonic Vermifuge. certain and safe
preparation the removal of the various kinds of
dyspepsia stomach want of appetite ntile fever
and ague, and debility of the stomach and bowels and
organs of digestion. It is without exception of the
most valuable preparations in the world. rf
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, Philadelphia, and sold
on agency by WILL1Ans, HAIwonD, & Co., Druggists
RaIeph NJ c. 7l9-2t.
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DpapaSAIS
~ o.saL1kSI1 - xA1EeyNsE : s9lEs8.s
For5g gtsbEskazg ia the 1bcp fsLobisburg Franklin
-'s q County, Giattsk paperf to be fntled go
"THE LOUISBURG ,NENS.."

L HE LOU Isl b UKGli "A NsEAtaSss
IF TWO hundred subscribers can be obtained by that
l. time, the first win be issued or about the
first of November, next. a.. a eF
1t is a lamentabe fact that franklin County is now
entirely destitute Of any press Some months
ago she could boast of having papers that were equal
to any in the State both for facility of and ability
but from caItse which, doubtess the citizens OF
Franklin familiar with both have leftand believing
that they are eager tan ever to have paper
in midst, the Subscribers propose 10 I'LL the vacancy
with paper that they hope by strict adherence to busi-
ness, shall in every way be worthy of their patronage
and esteem. -. - -. - -
The paper shall be neutral in Politics and Religion
and chief aim shall be to make it such Literary
Journal fail to command the support that due
to such an undertaking. DetractoR and abuse shall
never fnd place in the columns under our CONTROL
The Literary and Miscellaneous departments of the
paper shall receive close attention and will be
assisted by writers of known ability We shall also
spare pains to make the News department. full and
authentic while the Farming and Commercial interests
shall be fully attended to. tse . 81.
The publishers are both practical printers, and their
design is to make the the paper Interesting ~ r,
80 .'-.7 FAMILY JOURNAL,
valuable alike to the Farmer and Literary community
and with promised assistance, feel assured in say
ing that the paper will be the interesting in the
State.
,.-.... TERMs:... r,-
The Louisburg Neaus will be printed on good paper,
medium size, and will be sent subscribers at $3.50
per annum, if paid in advance If payment be delayed
six months So viii be charged. These terms will IN
variably be adhered The money becomes due the
receipt of the first number. . yg fs-, f1s2 -
.lafiIse. : - -, FIX. sFRoFHER,
stSit9eqofa iss 81 @y:r - WIN. W. SMITH.
Til, 1910 .aa's Fl = (" siff-
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IMPORTANT CURE Ell JAYNE's ALTERATIvE.
q and

IMPORTANT CURE nj JAYNES ALTERNATIVE.
We have been informed by Mrs. Mahan, "a grand
daughter of old Gen. Wayne) that she suffered for num-
ber of years from the growth of large Goirous Tumor
which besides great deormty, produced both difficulty
of dcglutton and of breathing Indeed she says the
pressure upon the windpipe great to prevent
her from sleeping in recumbent position, and often
suocation appeared inevitable She also aboued under
indspositon from Liver Complaint and Jaundice,
with horrible train of nervous affections. for which
she used Dr. Jaynes Alternative which she took regularly
for weeks with occasional doses of his Sana
tive Pills and her general health thereby completely
reestablishcd and perceiving some diminuton in
the size of the Gotrous Tumor, she encouraged to
perscvere in the of the Alternative, until every vesge
of the painful Tumor entirely removed.
We cannot speak too highly of this important prepara
ton of DIR. Jayne, and for the sake Of suffering han
ty, hope that it may become more generally known.
Pubic Ledger.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29
WORMS! WORMS! .WORNsi

10 remove those troublesome and
dangerous inhabitants Oh the, stomach
and bowels which SO often impair The
health and destroy the lives Of children
use Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge, a q certain
ana 8saie preparation for The removal
.ot the various kinds Of wormes, Dys-
PePsla, sour stomach, want Of appetite
MANTLE, lever and ague, and debility
Of the stomach, and bowels and organs
Of d~igesjection. Ii IS without execution
one Of the most valuable preparations
in the world.
Also Jaynes Ague Pills, which never
lall e cure Fever and Agne Intermit-
eni Fever, &c.
Prepared only by Dr.. D Jayne Phil.
and sold OH agency by.
PRlESTLEY u MOSBY.
January, %, ls4s. 1921