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Valuable Land for Sale.

I)CRSUANT to an order of Wake County Court,
shall proceed to- sell at puble sae on Saturday the
day OF APr next two hundred and twenty five acres
of land, belonging to the Estate of VIM. II: Stanbaek
Sen deceased lying Bartons Creek Said land is
valuable on account of excellent and abundant timber
The sale will take place the premises. Six months
credit Will be given, and bond and approved security re-
quired. VIM H. STAINBACK. AJm'r -
February l9, IS49. 746-ts
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING STORE,
Under the Raleigh Telegraph Office,
FAYETTEVILLE STREET, RALEIGH, N. C.
TTNHE extensive patronage this Establishment has re-
ceved the past year has induced the subscriber to
ENLARGE HIS STOCK,
and he is prepared to meet the demands of his
customers with the largest and best assortment of
= READY MADE GOODS
before offered for sale in the State of North Carolina
His Clothing is manufactured IN superior manner,
EXPRESSLY FOR THIS MARKET,
and in quality and style cannot be surpassed by any
clothing Establishment in the State
" Purchasers respectfully requested to call and
examine. E. L. HARDING.
Raleigh, Oct, 0, lS4s. 727-3m.
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NOTICE

rs hereby respectfully given to all those who in
debted to the late firm of Joseph & William Peace,
by Note or otherwise forward forthwith prepared
to discharge the same, otherwise such claims will be- of
necessity, put in train for collection:
VIM. PEACE,
SUrUiUing partner DC.
Raleigh, Feb %, 1919. 747-2t
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Fashionable CIothing!

& WE HAVE also on hand, beautiful assOrtmentd
Over Coats Cloaks Business Coats Frocks, PantaOOR
Vests, &c. Also Fashionable Dress Shirts, Flannd
Shirts and Drawers, Cotton Shirts aud Drawers, GOW
Suspenders, Gloves, Scarfs, Stocks Pocket HandkG
chiefs, &c. &c. Call before you buy. o. & p
Oct. 80. IS42. -... ISL
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WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD, & co.

DRUGGISTS AND AFOTHECAKHES
II EEP constantly on hand large and we'll selected
IN Stock of
STUFFS, PERFUMERY, WINDOW AND
PICTURE GLASS, AND DRUGGISTS
GLASS WARE.
Raleigh Oct ls4s. 72s-6m.
Also, WINES and BRANDY. of the hest qnality,
for Medical purposes, and superior SEGARS and To-
BACCO, &c. &c, which they offer for sale upon the
most accommodating terms.
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Fruit Trees.

TNBE Subscriber has just received supply of choice
Fruit Trees, from T. Perkins celebrated Nursery,
Burlington, N. j. consisting of Peaches, Aprcos,
Nectarines and Cherries in great variety and with the
view of efecting speedy sales, will sell them low
p. F. PESCUD, Druggist
Jan. I6, 1s4s 742-
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DR.. Mngnfn,s LucIna Cordial:

as sovereign remedy for Incipient Consumption
Indigestion' Nervousness, Impotency Fluor Albus,
Loss OF Muscular Energy, Physical Lassitude, Female
Weakness, Debility, &c.
Price So per bottle, or $2f per dozen.
Beware of spurious limitations which are sole at
REDUCED price. ..- -
For sale Wholesale and Retail by Peso s. johnson,
and Williams, Haywood, & Co., Raleigh, N G.
NOV IL, lS4S. 732-1y.
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NOTICE.

s1,ar;ff,s sale I'm Cumberland COHMey'
- a., e. MONDAY, IN March next l. viii sell for
~ o - a. f,o,1rt House door in FayefteyiIle,
- eon tracts Of Land or SO much thereof as will
the an, thereon and all expenses attendant
60; or,A sa;d sale. viz: e l,.-fye -
~. -. - =, ,,,,an listed Whore situated.
acres, o sp,sal 50 - E An,lersen,s Creek =
loo hugh nlaek, 4eN@(s - - .
100 A. :: gameroh' ioi ol.De - do. 1se3
Isp.i. IN gJnTnnnp Run
@ dov sU yoiii - -, 60, - Reayer Dam -
800 Maioom 0urIe, Lo; s.. - - zs
|oo = - af Malooro 1.o,oont - Rockfish Greek.
OF Macon Lannon'S -Cos;n,s n,s'l r.reete s
2oO Arcn N Mcnillaci' =, ~ el, a., -
re angus af nansss Patterson. Raft Swamp.
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FOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT !

IA THE new A. I. Copper fastened and cop
MM pered, Live oak and red Cedar built Barque
INEKN( JOHN A. TAYLOR, Martin MASTER will sail
- above, early in April. She can take the
bulk of 200 tons freight and 100 passengers For par
tculars, apply to GEO. w. DAVIS.
Wilmington, N. c., Feb. l5th, ls49. 747-6t
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n JOSEPH WOLTERING,
BLACK---L0CK---A GUN.sMTTH,
s.- .....e. FRRTH.HAN(sFER R,C.


FoR NUMBER OF YEARS FOREMAN IN THE RALHM
AND CASTOR RAIL RoAD SHOP.
Raleigh, n. c.
u ESPECTFULLY offers his services to the citizens
IL of Raleigh and neighborhood. Mill Work and
Hose-Shoeing attended to in the very best and
at the lowest prices splendid assortment of the finest
Guns and pistols constantly on hand at the cheapest
prices. Repairing in his line attended with neaneS
and despatch. Also all work pertaining to Carriages
Carriage Springs Sc Soliciting the custom ofh neigh
bors it will be his constant ondeavor to give general sat-
isfaction.
Raleigh, August 4th, Is4s 7IS-G
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M are requested to announce THOMAS ]. PERsoN
w ESQ., of Northampton County, Candidate for
brlgadier General in the 5th Brigade North Carolina
Militia, composed of the counties of Edgeeombe Hall
tax, Martin and Northampton.
February IL, 1s4e. 745-
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UMBRELLAS AND PARAsOLs,

MANUFACTURED BY STEAM.
American Wholesale Warehouse & ManufactOH
No. 257 EDE.ARK ST, Wear Fulton,
(Sign of the Golden UmbreIa,)
17r-f NEW YORK.
IINHE Subscribers have on hand, and arc constantly
Il manufacturing superior assortment of the aOC"
goods, which they offer to Merchants and Dealers BY %
case or the dozen at very low Prices and accommO
ting terms. The quality, variety and workmanship
their Umbrellas and Parasols is not to be surpassed
any Mandatory in the United States.
az ISAAC SMITH & w.
February ID, 1s49. 745-
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CALL AND SEE.

ENHE Subscriber has hand extensive assortment
of Groceries, such Sugar, Coffee, Salt, Molasses
Vinegar Butter Cheese Iron of all kinds and Sizes Fish,
Leather, Shoes Cotton Yarns, Flour &C., Dry Goods,
suitable for the season, Crockery Ware Hard Ware &C.
All of which will be sold low for cash. and cash only.
He would tender his thanks his friends and CUSTOM
to call again. H. B. HAYES.
Raleigh, Jan. l, 1S49. 74O-
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FAYETTEVILLE
commission and Forwarding House,
BY J. r. whitaker.

NY article sent to my be SOLD, or forwarded
shPped to New York. shall be strictly attended to-
and an account remitted as soon as sold or sbnned
WI" sell it here, in Wilmington, send it to New York
dreced and those sending me may rest assured at
all times OF the highest cash barter trade as NAV be
wanting. l. r WHIT "
February I, IS49. rA6At
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SAL MUEL H. MARKS.
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, "

l.
SYCAMORE STREET, PETERSBURG, VA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
CONFECTIONERY, FRUITS, CIGARS, AND
FANCY GOODS.
VX7OULD respectfully inform his town and cous
w friends, and the public generally, that by pcen
arrivals from the Northern Cities, he is enabled offer
greater inducements his line than any other house in
Petersburg he having taken much larger house, five
doors below his former stand and adding, at cOnder
BILE expense large Establishment for the manufactO
Confectionery of every description, say with conf
dence that he sell good articles and at low price
as can be purchased at any of the Northern cities. He
would particularly invite all Country Merchants, who
about making their purchases, to give him call.
SAMUEL H. MARKS
N. B. All those disposed to favor me with their or
ders, may rely upon their receiving my immediate at
tention. S. H. NJ.
September 27. 726-
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GARDEN. SEEDS,

warranted Fresh-and Genuine-Growth OF Aofc'
FOR SALE BY HENRY D. TURNER,
BOOKSELLERS, RALEIGH, N. Z.
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PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.

PETERSBURG COMMISSION HOUSE.
DICKINSON g. LESTER,
BOLLINGBROOK ST.,
... Petersburg, va,
" ILL give attention to the sale of all kinds of
wv PRODUCE, AND FORWARDING GOODS
Hon. A. w. Venable, Granville, and w. Whitaker, Jr
Esq, Raleigh -
JOHN DICKINSON, r., r. IEsrpp
Late of Danvile,
Petersburg, Va, Jan. 30, ls49. 742-4mpd.
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Democratic Meeting i'm Fra nIkl in.
ITNHERE will be Democratic Meeting in Louisburg
l. Franklin County, on Tuesday of next March Court
MANY VOTERS.
February IA, ls4s. 745-tf
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YOUNG Ladies, seIect School

-s-..' Young Ladies' Select School
ETNHE next Session of this School will commence @
Il the lst of January next, under the management
the Misses Partridge, assisted by young Lady
who has for few years past, been Principal of -four
ishing Seminary In New York.
TERMS OF TUITION, PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS, IS
FOLLOWS, VIZ:
Ist Glass, $500
I'd 10 90
Sd 1900
4th Z" IS 90
Latin, French and Italian, each, 10 90
Music, on the Piano or Guitar, 20 90
Drawing and Needle Work, 5 90
Painting, 800
Board, Washing and Fuel, $50 per Session.
November 20, I84s. 7S4-t
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Last Call.

Last Call.
LII persons indebted to w. & A. Stith are request
n ed for the last time to call and settle their dues
N. L. ,STITH, Assignee
February &Otn, lS4S. 746-3t
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DIR. w. HEARTSFIELD,
B0TAMEG THOMPS0NTAN,
Or MISREPRESENTATION Physician
1AVING purchased and moved to the place former
Ii ly owned by Wm, P. Terrell, in Wake Forest W
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road, respectfully tender H.
his professional services to the public generally C
promptly attended to at all hours. Chronic cases u Nv
ed upon the best principles, and cured relieved ~ Nv
known poisons used in practice. Post Office, Fores
January IS, ls49. 744-S1
u Register copy.
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sheriff,s sale I'm Cumberland COHnty'
cN the first Monday in March next, levvill sen lof
Essb at the Court House door IN Fayctteyille,
~ foyne tracts Of Land or SO much thereof as VIII
the taxes due thereon, and all expenses attendant
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PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
NAIL. ae a@S49 - ~


NEW RouTEs IN NoRTH CkRoLINA.
Extract from The aet of Congress of Sd March, Is46,
section. I8.
4sEd be It further enacted That Il shall be the duty
of the Postmaster General in all future lettings OF con-
for the transportation Of the mail to let the sae
In every case, the lowest bidder rendering sufficient
guarantees for faithful performance without other ref
to the mode of such transportation than may be
necessary provide for the due CELEBRITY certainty and
security of such transporton shall new con-
hereafter be required purchase out or take at
valuations the stock vehicles of any previous conrac-
tor for the same route. :" f5-sts,s4 n - -
~ Bidders will be careful to read the forms and in-
srucons appended to this advertisements They are
quested state IN their proposals. the mode by which
they intend to convey the MALL Where the size and
weight of the mas the speed called for inhe sehed
ales shall require the contracts will be made for COACH
steamboat rail road cenveyance as the case may DE;
and consequently such routes will be let to bids proPos-
ing such mode of conveyance. In all other cases the
routes will be assigned to bids proposing the cheapest
mode of transportation. sa-s - ,ala 49,.
TRROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United
States from the lst day of July, lS49, to the SOth
of June, 1851, inclusive in NORTH CAROLINA, will
be received the office of the Post Office Depart
ment in the city of Washington until of the 4th
April 1s49 fto be decided by the 24th- day of April,
Is49) the routes and In the manner and time herein
specified, VIE t-+1.t@ . -'s IS
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NOTICE.

Fayetteville, February I'd, ls49.
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OF ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN
IMPURE STATE OF THE BLOOD
OR HABIT OF THE SYSTEM,
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-22

tation have been fully realized. The chiefs have
forever consented to abondon the traffic and have
actually delivered to Captain Dunlop, of Her Ma
iesty's ship Alert all the slaves collected there
for expectation and have turned the foreign slave
traders out of the country Captain Dunlop takes
the Sierra Leone The slavers have arailed them
selves of the Captains kindness and taken passage
also in of Her Majesys ships for Sierra Leone,
having first solemnly promised Captain Dunlop that
they would never again attempt to revive the
slave trade at Galliness or that neghborhood'
Our negotiations are still going on for the Gal
linas, and | think now will soon be closed to our
satisfaction The principal obstacle is now remov-
ed, and our Jurisdiction will soon comprehend that
territory. 1t will then be impossible ever again
to revive the traffic in slaves at any point be-
between Sierra Leone and Cape Palmas.
l am happy to inform you that on public affairs
are going on smoothly, though our late efforts for
the suppression of the slave trade, and some con-
siderable amounts we have had to pay for new ter
ritory, have rather embarrassed pecuniarily l
think we have great cause for encouragement.
Our relations with the natives are of the most
friendly character. Commerce is increasing, and
our citizen giving mora attention than ever tc
agriculture
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-22
From Venezuela.

We have copy of the Gaceta de Venezuela, of
the 7th October last. We have had later dates,
but nowhere seen it noticed that the 7th the Ga
ceta published decree of President Monagas, in
relation to the treaties existing between the United
States and other countries. As according to the
terms of those treaties either party may terminate
them, by sgnifying wish to do SO, in proper off
cial manner; and as the interests and necessities
of the public demand the formation of new treaties
which will advance and consolidate its relations of
amity, navigation and commerce, he gives notice,
that the treaties existing with the Low Countries,
the United States and Denmark, shall be termin;-
ted in one year from the notice which shall be i'm
mediately given to the respective governments.
The speedy formation of new treaties with these
governments VIII be an object of earnest regard by
the government Of the republic of Venezuela.
n. Y. Jour- Com
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-22
The Sandwich Island Affair.
Honollule, Sept. 5, l849.


FRENCH QuEsr1oN.-On the the Esd August I
wrote you hasty note giving you the ultlmatum
rendered to this government on the 23d ult, by the
Admiral of France | am now enabled to send
you the entire correspondence materially to unde-
stand how this government has been treated with
few notes addressed to me.
In the afternoon of Saturday, the 18th August,
l649, the armed force of France took military pos
session of the Fort the Government offices, and of
the Custom House, and seized the Kings royal
Yacht
Previous orders had been given, emanating from
the King in council. that no resistance should be
made, nor any insult offered to any French officer,
marine or soldier, and these orders were strictly
obeyed.
The military forces that were landed amounted
to about 200. The front rank composed saPpers
and miners with all of their implements. Then
followed small feld-piece mounted-thenth the rank
and file (I believe they should be called then a
Surgeon and Assistant Surgeon, with full suit OF
amputating instruments, medicine chest DC, and
the rear was guarded by another field piece mount
ed All this military display was made after the
Admiral was officially notified that no resistance
would be made, and was only witnessed by a few
foreigners, whose curiosity prompted them to oon
to the dock to witness the landing. The natives,
obedient to request of the Governor, all remain
ed in their houses. 1t was most glorious exhibi-
ton of French chvalry, and am told the soldiers
who played their part well, exhibited most mark
ed evidence that they appreciated their ridiculous
position.
l am gratifed to say was not mistaken in my
anticipatons that the government would boldly
refuse the unjust demands rendered, and take the
consequences. The King and all his chiefs and
foreign advisers are united in their determination
to stand bv the right, and trust the end to the
King of Kings ana the friendly interposition o.
earthly powers, who have the physical ability to re-
sist aggression and protect the Innocent
You will observe we have the sympathies of al
of the foreign Representatives residing here and
we trust the United States and Great Britain viii
interfere in our behalf know the policy of the
United States is to keep aloof from all foreign quar-
rels but she can protect if nothing more. Eng
land being in treaty with France to preserve the in
dependence of the Islands, we expect her direct
aid in securing reparaton for the injury this govern
ment has sustained Yours, DC A. b.
PS-The French frigate and steamer left oul
port this morning, and all is now quiet again
Cor. of the Tribune
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-22
IEaYti,

By the schr Jane and Eliza, Captain, Morton,
% days from Port au Prince, We have received
the following intelligence:
His Majesty, Emporer Faustin the First was
to march for the borders, with the whole Hayten
army, on tho morning of Nov. 18th, Sunday.
The Feuille, du Commerce of Nov. lIth con-
tans proclamation of the Emporer, denouncing
what he calls the Insurgents of the. East, as having
filled the measure of their iuiquity. Organised as
pirates, he says they traverse our seas perpetrat-
ing crimes of savage barbarity.
In front of Aux Cages, they surprised two yes
sells. which they pillaged after massacring their
crews and passengers, among the latter of whom
were women and children. These alleged out
RACES are the propable pretext for the new move
ment against the Spanish part of the Island.
The Emperor's march is said to have been de-
layed few days, by another very destructive fire
at Port au Prince, which broke out Nov 18th, and,
after raging many hours, was finally extinguished
by the joint efforts of the American French, and
British inhabitants 1t was ascertained on this oc-
casion, that the fire apparatus was very inefficient
The Government has just paid to the French a
portion of the interest of the indemnity.
A public meeting is called to take into consider
alton a better mode of equalizing the distribution
of coffee. Export duties are to be increased on
coffee and logwood. American provisions are get
ting scarce
A large amount of articles of British manufac-
tnre having been burnt by the fire of the 18th,
Checks, Osnaburgs Madras and other handker-
Chiefs and fineries, were scare.
The Haytien Sqadron left Port au Prince, Nov.
18th, Destination unknown. Supposed to be
Jacme.
The intelligence brought by way of St. Domingo,
is to be taken with much allowance. Great exag-
geration is practised in the reports, with view Of
throwing rdicule on the proceedings and pretensions
Of the new Emperor in themselves sufficiently
ludcrous, but for their probable deporable conse-
quences to the Haytian people.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-22
Registers Office, Defiance, 0.
November 1st., l949.

NOTICE is hereby given. that viii receive spPlcs-
tions the west half of the south west quar-
ter of section teen in township four, north, range four
teen, east in Sandusky county, Wednesday, the 5th
day of December next, at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Nov. I0-3J:4$l,25 ADNER ROOT, Register
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-22
To School Teachers.

schooi for 5andusky county, will meet
on Friday of each week. for the run of eight weekEA
commencing the 18Th of October, at oclcek r M
The place of meeting in the Franklin Housel-kront5
Room--np- stairs.
Oct l2 w NJ. STARK,
Clerk OF The Board.
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intimated to Prussia that should the case require
IT. she will not hesitate to resort to armed inter-
vention. Behold us once more on the eve of a Sc
rious conflict
A Cabinet council was held day before yester-
day. the electoral law of the Parliament was adopt
ed, and then the council was occupied with reply
to the Austrian note A despatch in reply to
Prince Schwartzenburg has already been sent to
the Prussian envoy at Vienna Prussia maintains
with energy her right to carry out the limited fed
eralism, right formally guaranteed to her. As
to the threat of Austrian Intervention, she awaits
and is ready to meet it,
We learn from Berlin, that the upper Chamber
has declined to return to its old constitution The
proposition for peerage was rejected as were al
so various amendments proposing their direct or
indirect election by the higher classes. The follow
ing most cautious proposition was adopted The
constitution of the upper chamber shall be fixed
by future. law, which must receive the sanction
of both chambers and then will become part and
parcel of the convention of the country
The Cologne Gazette has a telegraphic message
from Berlin, which states that the King had sign
ed the law for the election of representatives to
the German Parliament which is to assemble at
Erfnrt
FRANCE.
The personal quarrels of members of the Legs-
lative Assembly have resulted in some duels.
Several person were injured in three or four oil
these encounters, but mono terminated fatally
Measures for modifying the Constitution are still
under discussion. 1t is now suggested to change
the Legislative Assembly in to constituent
body to be invested with the power of electng the
President and extending his term of office to such
perieda as may avoid the necessity of !requentap
peals to universal suffrage.
TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
From Censtan6neple we learn that nothing has
transpired to change the previous pacific course of
events It's confidently stated that the British feet
has orders to withdraw from the Dardenelles.-
There is nothing further respecting the where
abouts of the Hungarian and polish refugees
The Russian Ambassador has once more been
admitted to an interview with the Grand Vizier,
and diplomatic relations between Russia and the
Porte, it NAV be presumed, have been renewed,
Austria seemed to be satisfied with what Tur-
key had done by transporting Hungarian refugees
to the interior
Russia demands that the polish refugees be ex-
PEELED from the Ottoman Empire, and that the
chiefs should be imprisoned.
IONIAN ISLANDS.
The Tonian Island have been restored to perfect
: tranquility
MOROCCO
We have official information that the dispute
between the French Government and Morocco has
been settled
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1849-12-22
Fremont Price Currcnt--COrrected Weekly
Embellishments,

w f shall put forth in few weeks the history of one
of the most singular results of that great characteristic
fthe American people, (goa head tive messy which
has taken place in this country. business of one
hundred thousand dollars per year built up from moth
ing in the short space of four years We told that
the sales of Vaughn's Veg. Lith. Mixture, the Great
American Remedy have been brought their present
enormous rates in four years only So famed is the
tice for its singular medicinal properties that it is used
for all seases, in all parts of the world Agents tell
wonderful stories about it, call them, and get
pamphlet. See advertisement in our columns