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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
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This is to certify, that some months since
was taken with pain in my side and breast
called in the aid of several physicians, but
they failed to give me any relief, and for the
space Of one year grew rapidly worse. In adj
dition to this ! was attacked with violent
cough. Although an excellent physician lived
in the same house, and used the greatest exer-
ton, and paid the stictest attention, it baffled
all his skill. Two others were called in, one of
which was an aged and skillful physician. but
all their efforts proved alike, unavailng. At
last, physician who was attending at camp
meeting in the neighborbood, came to see me,
and declared that could not last more than a
day longer; also, all Of the vast number who
came to see me, believed that few days, at
most, must end my earthly career. My friend
were now called in to see me die! But my brother,
at this crisis, Clearing of the astonishing cures
performed by DR.. Rogers Compound Syrup of
of Liverwort and Tar went to Chilicothe and
back. distance ofsixty milns in thirteen hours,
get some Of the above medicine I commen-
ced taking it, and, strange to tell, before l had
used half a bottle the cough was entirely cured.
From this time recovered rapidly and when
had used two bottles, was able TO assume my
family vocations as usual. l am fully satisfied
that if it had not been for this excellent medi-
cine, would now be in my grave. and must in
justice say that truly return my sincere thanks
TO the inventor of this priceless medicine, and
would recommend all persons afflicted with dis
eased lungs to give it a trial.
HARRIET ROE. -
We. the undersigned, do certify, that this ac-
count OF Mrs Rowe is correct, we being per-
sonally acquainted with all the circumstances.
P. P. JOHNSON.
PETER G. MATHEW,
THOMAS CRAIG,
JOS. EVANS.
staunton, Ohio, Feb. 7, ls47.
CAUTIoN-This medicine has been counter
feited at Cincinnati. To secure the GENUINE,
therefore, purchase of none but advertised
agents. The TRUE medicine has the name Of A.
L. Scovlle on the bottom of the outside wrap
per where it reads "Enlered according to an act
of Congress, sc. On the SPURIOUS that name
is omitted.
Sold by W, P. Lyons, Agent, Iowa City;
Homes & Nve, Marion; DR.. Mason, Dubuque;
and upon inquiring may be found for sale by
our Agent in most towus throughout tho State
Orders may be addressed to II. BLAKES-
LEY, & Co., South West corner OF third and
Chestnut sts., who are general Agents for the
prorrietors.
January Sd, 1S4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

Hot uork- Yankee sailors .chead.-An
officer Of the U. S. ship Princeton, writes
from Genoa, day or two after the bonn
bardment of the city, an interesting letter,
from which we copy the following ex-
tract:
They fred on each side and over us
three musket balls struck the ship, and
she'll tore off a scale from the head of our
foremost. Several merchant vessels were
hnlled; they were English and Danes
one 32-found shot struck an English brig,
one foot below the water line. The
Princeton had her shot plugs all ready
Sent boat and had one of our 32-pound
plugs driven in the side of John Bull be-
fore Her B. M. ship Vengeance had her
boat manned. This delighted Capt .Engles,
whose voice was heard: "Qnick, nv lads.
quick, the brig is sinking" We saved her.
1t was quick work, but the Princtons are
always ready. Ship Nebraska is in port,
her Captain received on board all who
desired protection; he is fine fellow.
The ship Ambassador, with a loading of
cotton, received a plunging shot in the
bow, which knocked off five planks and
did other damage. The bark Lama,tine
and Borneo are here. There was an at
tempt made to take cotton from the Ambas-
sador. We sent an officer and an armed
squad OF men, and prevented it. We lust
got to Genoa In time to be of service.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
LAND AGENCY

THE undersigned has opened an Office in Iowa
l. City, for the transaction of all business ap-
pertaining to General Land Agency-and is
prepared 10 furnish Military Land Warrants on
the most reasonable terms TO those who wish to
purchase.
JESSE WILLIAMS
September o. 1913
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
Estate Of Alexander / Ely,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
~ has been appointed sole Execut Dr. Of the last
will and testament of Alexander L. Ely, decea-
sed. late Of Cedar Rapids, Linn county, Iowa.
Cedar Rapids, Oct. 26, 1913. -n32- St
ELISHA D. ELY
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

fHE RErunL,c.-The new organ, "The
Republic is denounced by one of the
old organs, the "lYhig." The Republic
has no right, according TO the Wing, 10
assume the authority Of Gen. Taylor, as
its passport to public favor.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
lnardWace.

FINE assortment Of Saws, Squares, Steel
Aand Iron, Butts, screws, Locks, Latches,
Files, Augurs, Hatchets, H. Axes, Hammers,
Gun Locks, Whips, etc. etc. at W. e. BIS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
Coach and Wagon Maker

Coach and Wagon Maker
THE subscriber would respectfully Telu,.
i his thanks to his customers for the patTohdr
heretofore bestowed upon him, and would sa a
this occasion TO inform them ana the pubic ge"i
orally, that he is prepared to do all klnd l;os
work pertaining to his business, such as maSn'
AND REPAIRING WAGONS & CARRlAdbs'
with all neatness and dispatch, and as cheap'
can be done in this city. Give him eau. r,,.
His SHOP is on the Avenue, one door h''
Of Murray's old stand. r,pS
Io..-. CT. Ma.r 10 ;QdQ-
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

The Detroit Commercial says that the
wheat crop throughout Michigan is now
in fine condition; and if the rust or fv
does not trouble the plants, the farmers
will have larger yield than they have
ever before witnessed.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

mr.. and Mrs. Sa,ppe.--"Hey, hey what's
that? Where, allow me to ask, are YOU
going at this time Of night, Mr.. Snippe?"
cried lady in notes of ominous sharpness.
"Out, indeed where's out, I'd like to
know? Where's out, that you prefer it
to the comfortable pleasures of your own
freside?''
:" Out is nowhere in particular, every
where in general, to see what's going on.
Every body goes out after tea, Mrs. Snip
pc, they do.'
ono, Mr.. snippe, every body don't!
DO go out, Mr.. Snippe, without being
able to say where Pm going to? No, Mr..
snippe, you are not going out to frollic,
and drink, and smoke, and riot round up
on my money; Ifyou go out, go out, III
60 ont too. But you're not going out
Give me that hat, Mr.. snippe, and do you
sit down there quietly, like sober and
respectable man."
Mr.. snippe did.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

Windsor, Rocking, and Children's Chairs, in the
latest style and in the most workman-like man
ner, which he offers at very reduced price for
ready pay. All kinds of produce will be taken
in payment for articles in my line.
Doors and Window Sash also made to order,
shop fronting the stone church.
CHARLIE GAYMON.
Iowa City, March %. lS4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
ESTRAY MARE

ESTRAY MARE.
TAKEN up by Abraham Dickinson in Rapids
L Township, Linn county, on the 1st inst. an
IRON GRAY MARE, three years old, with a
white spot in the forehead, no other marks or
brands visible. Appraised at S26 so
ALPHEUS BROWN.
Marion. Nov. %. 1S1S
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
Lost or Loaned

ONE Of G. c. Robbins Gold Pens, silver case.
" The finder or borrower will be suitably re-
warded by leaving il at this office.
Iowa City, October %, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
JcfTcrson's House, Death, Grave.
&c.

On the summit that commands this en-
chanting view the mansion was built by
Jefferson when he had wealth to lavish
on his cultivated tastes. The house was
one hundred feet long, Of peculiar form
and proportion. You enter a wide and
lofty hall, that was once adorned with
works Of art, which he had selected with
a masters skill, in the high places Of the
earth-then you pass to the spacious Ill
ming room, witha polished inlaid floor;
then 10 his library and study, and parlor.
Ascend this flight Of stairs, not more than
wide enough for on to walk up at time,
and you find the chamber where he died
on the 4th July, 1926. The bed was ina
recess the end of which containedt two cross
pieces, and on this were thrown the mat
treeses in which he laid himselfto die. 1t
was the gloomiest place-the dead room -
that ever was in-there was the stran-
gesi gathering Of thoughts. crowded upon
each other,and each claiming to be the true
emotion Of the hour and spot. Thought
Of liberty and revolution of philosophy,
and of religion and infdelity and death
hereafter--of the soul Of mighty man
struggling with the letters, and rushing
away with them into the darkness of an
untried future, to the presence Of the In
finite in whom the wisdom Of man and
angels is but drop that falls into the ocean
before whom the soul Of the unholy
shrinks away, and finds the rags ofhuman
glory and fig leaves Of philosophy to be no
covering when the eye of the Holy One
searches the spirit. Such thoughts as
these pressed upon me as | stood in the
chamber whence the soul of etferson had
fled to judgment.
The mansion, now owned by Captain
Levy is falling into decay-it was sold
and all his furniture, Jefferson having
died insolvent, and almost the only relict
left Of a MIN whose name is identified with
his country's history, as devoted patriot
and distinguished President, is bust of
Voltaire, which stands here a tutelar d.
vinity Of this deserted, dilapidated house.
AS you ascend the mountain, you pass
all enclosure, without gate that contains
the grave of Jefferson-and more neg
lected, wretched burial place, you will
seek in vain.
If Campbell's last man had been buried
there he could not have been less cared for
The wife Of y efferson, torn from him by
death ten years after their early marriage,
lies here.
A granite obelisk, much battered BY
pilgrims, but without name or epitaph, is
doubtless the monument of Jefferson. 1t
was here placed by his executors, and the
panel on which was to be inscribed the
epitaph he wrote for himself, has never
been inserted in the stone. l was told
that it was lying with the iron gates des-
tined for the enclosure, on the banks Of the
river where landed, and that no man has
troubled himself to see that they reached
their des:ination.-.New York Observer.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

GRoCERIEs-Brown and white Sugar, Coffee
y" Tea, Molasses, Whiskey; also chewing and
smoking Tobacco, just received and for sale by
Il April &c. C. H. BUCK.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
GROCERIES,

GROCERIES.
COFFEE, Teas, Sugar. brown and Loaf, Mo-
y lasses, sc. and also Indigo, Nader, etc. at
w. & BIS.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
IOaCH City IRON Store.

ITNEA-A large assortment Of good Tea for Fam
i ly use, for sale by F. sANxAY
May 10
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
LAND WARRANTS

"II1ND w Il1V1Vh IL
FOR SALE BIZ A. Fl. PALMER.
OFFICE AT SANDERS HOTEL.
PURCHASERS of Land will find il to their
advantage, before purchasing elsewhere, TO
call on the undersigned, of whom they can pro-
cure, al the lowest rates, Land Warrants care
iully selected at the "Fountain Head,' and pur-
chased of the soldiers themselves. Immediately
AFTER being issued from the Pension Office, and
which are therefore warranted GENUINE IN
EVERY PARTIcUI aR.
A. H. PALMER.
Iowa City, New. 9Th, 1913.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

AN ECLE CTIC PHTSICId
ID ESIDENCE and Office in Johnson,s Brick
II House on Capitol Street, few rods South of
the state House, and near the Presbyterian Stone
Church.
July 3, lS4S.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
DIR. "A. "A. DAVIS,

GLAZED CAPS for men and boys, just received
~ ana for sale by c. ii. BUCK.
April %.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13

CABINET MAKING AND UNDERTAKING.
DETER ROBERTS respectfully informs the
L citizens of Iowa City and vicinity, that he
still continues to carry on the above business in
all lis various branches, at his old stand OH
Clinton street, few doors south of the public
square. Persons wishing to buy good and cheap
furniture, will find it to their advantage to give
him call.
E-He is provided with good hearse. an.
will attend at all times to the business Of an u.
dertaker.
Iowa City, March %, 1913.
Smut Machine for Sale
OF large size, and one Of the best kind now
~ in use, it being altogether new; which |
will sell for one third less than the first cost and
take part in trade. Apply to the proprietor in
Iowa City
J. H. TOWER.
March, Is 1S4S
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1849-06-13
Chair EOcfOr1y.

THE undersigned would re-
specially inform the citizens
of Iowa City and the public
generally, that he will carry
on the above business in all
its various branches. He is
prepared to make 10 order,
and on short uotifo Co.,oos
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-05-11
Common school Advocate
PROSPECTUS.


z sufficiently supported, the sub cr,ber intend.
Z 10 publish monthly paper OF ght pages for
the purpose oi differing Information on the sub
lset Of educdilon-- wi;h tie especial yew OF In
proving the character 3t cur Common Schools.
IL is intended to give an account, drssra from
the pubic documents and other sources, Of t--
origin and progress OF our Common School ~
TEN, to compare Il with tbs, Of other States here
and IN Europe, thus Itlng our improvement over
former years and suggesting the means Of over.
coming the defects AID Ciiheu ties uuder y hich
we sui labor. This vi cad Va TO luvest gate
the sources from wlich school funds are derived
lie modes Of her application, tie preservation
OF order IN schools, the selection OF proper DO k
for study, the recreation suitable for The pupils.
the treatment necessary for different Dis posi-.
tons, &c.
And believing that the State which would i'm.
prove lis schools must first improve i teachers,
portion OF our columns will be devoted TO he
questlons.-ilow are our schools 10 be supplied
with competent leachefsl How is the standard
Of education TO be raised, and the seryic Of a
bard secured who are well qualified 10 % forth
and in the spti; Of love, labor for the advance.
ment OF he chi dfen Tho are placed under their
CHARGE
Bot Education Is a word Of very exlenrive
meaning, and although the primary otJsct OF The
publication mag frequently take in,o the school
room, We do not intend 10 be always confined
there. Our subject matter i, the human mind
and the infueuce'-good and bad. with view
Of preventing the one and strene thenag the 9th.
er-which can be brought to operate upon it
That this is theme OF the deepest moment none
can deny. grpsps tho interests not of this
world only-it reaches through eternity. We
shall not hesitate then as occasion may demand
70 enter the family circle, 10 place ourselyc. on
the streets or mIn2le IN tie busy crowd aud there
set forth The rules Of life and principles ofconduc
which We believe will promote the good Of olr
race here and rebound to cur everlasting welfare
IN the life which is TO come.
The publication will be commenced iD Greens
boro', so soon as a sufficient number Of sabscri
bers can he obtained 10 deffay the expenses oil
prlnting-to be printed on fair type, al 50 cent.
year, payable on the receipt Of the first number
: Letters relating TO the paper may be directed
post PAID TO Nereus Nj ndenhall, Jamestown
Guliiofd county, N. e.
Subscriptions also received at the Patriot Office
The papers Of The State. and others friendly e
The cause Of Education are requested to publish Oh
notice tho above.
NEREUS MENDENHALL.
% mo. Z. l6i9.
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EaG.irc tire E'ifes No Eeug,.
p1hNSo
READ THIS EVIDENCE HERE ., CURES

though il cannot give the sased one xesliA.
1t gives ueassTs fsF more gleloei, flrllrs
usrrD Sr.rIs Nassau oryier,
New York, December q, lslT.
Messrs Hssn 4 hsfeham:
Gentleeicn- Understanding that you arc N,
general agents Tor the sale Of ''Df. [ ghaln's u
getable Electuary,' for the cure Of Piles, tIIs
deemed !, my duty TO volunteer rsoomGerti
ton IN behalf OF that invs luablO medicine. lb.a
been si'!selec Tor many yeats w.th Pdcs, and tIu
tried various remedies. but with M bores.aI d
lcc,s. Indeed, began 10 consider my case sias
~ hopeless. Bot abou, the Ere, Of SEPTEMBER lsG
was prevailed afon ~ a friend 10 mase Ia
Of the above named medicine. ! ,ooh bis s1,ia,
add rejoice 10 say that ! am not oniy tss,st
tut, as helise, perfectly cured. most ,stsssl
" rcoommend II 10 Ok Who may have Ito nss
taas 70 b Affected with that annoyiug srI tse
scrous dssease. fsry respectfully ,va' o'sssH.
seivAnt. ELY NuJaE
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REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES.

S!oaat 'FsaAisgtoa, Berkshire Co, Van
November -, Isil {.
1gssEs. WAR 4 kErcAsA
oenis-fur thirty yrsfs have been .ss;srt
wiih Piles, e. neral Debility. aud ieaammax.
causing lGuiors and prolaps,s OF The bos.i., irt
which Lad resisted all 1t. medical treAlmea D,
ChtPmln and others could give. Tie l.a liri
te-fs OF that ltnc my suheuags dely dsscij 90.
waa coohuea To 10y bed. unable 10 bel, ryn6,
and At last given up BY my physicians end fEna
10 despair OF ever gaining my health IN as 4
thTee days before using Dr. uphamss EsetEly
] Vas entirely sPsechlsFs, and my eaiial es.sl
scre made. But under tie boulacrnI mefcaid
Providence. end The Use Of Dr.. upham'4 tsslt
~, 'aongh an oLs HAS. have the p'esspf5 s!rk
ting The FACT 10 tle pubic that my health Is ~
good, and hops TO lave many years, Il 1t IS Go9f
AL, 10 make knosn lie virtues Of d.. | asz5
Lisc'nafg, aud Ia recommend 1t 10 my ali e &
!sE creatures. l, helped me beyoud !he ttisvi'
tions Of 81 that kneW my case, AID can eull ~
TO others lhsi II is IN my opinion hs bes, utsisi.s
IN 'hc wotlj Tor Piles, or any other diseaE o. "a
bowels, and Il they will use il according 70 -
directions, sill myself warrant a rufs 10 s'tl
case. Yours, with the utmost expresses 9
thanklulnots,
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Philadelphia Type Foundry.

AhbaNctpuia pc otuuFy.
No. J PeeT ST near The Exchange, PAi!sdsip.ia.
an HE S0tecrher having made great improve.
~ mtu,s 10 hts method OF casting type aud
mixing OF metal. and had thorough revision Of
his matrices, the faces Of ahch arc Mt esc,llsd
10 beauty IND regularity Of cut, ny any 10 Il ;
coun'rJ itters hims.lf nat by sifict person
al attention 10 business, and employing none but
the nUh: skiliul workmen, be !. erabll to oiT.f.
SuFENIDR ARTICLE
At GREATLY REDUCED PRFcRS
lie - eons'auiy adding 10 bis stock al that 10
res iron, the hest wnfkmen Of this and other conn.
tries, snd having irteIg prssursd { ON Europe.
great variety Of NEW FACES and ORNA.
WEN ; -ulsets the attention II priaters thereto.
S,ccimens ~,ll be seat to those wisbirg 10 order
Presses, Chsscs. Case, lnk, S'aud.. Galleys.
Brass Rule, and rvtry ohsf article needed to fur
nfh rompletc Psinting olice, supplied a, the
shortest foIee.
GERMAN BOOK AND Jon TYPE,
or the neSestsiy le aHd OF al mss, care4lly put
up IN fonts of correct proportion
ALEXANDER Rob-.
Aog. 30. lsis. edysl0
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scars New d Popular Pictorial
Description of the a.. States.

containing an account Of the Topography. Re tic
meat History, Revolutionary and other interest.
ing eveitS, Statistics. ptogTess IN Agriculture,
Manufactures, Population Ne, &c, Of each State
10 the Ualun
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BY THEIR USE.

Inc weak Will become srJng; the pale and bill.
o1s complexion be Restored to u per ectl, flesh
and healthy color; oil The bad symptoms v III Que
by one dsaproar.
IA SNORT these Pills are an incoLceiyaLe adj
vance upon any other medir $40 ever before oiio,
cd TO the public. A TRIAL VIII s1r,,yy ..v o.y
OF THIS.
july Is, ls47. Ar
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AGENTS WANTED

kho ShN'AsS FOR SOME NEW AND
=. POPULAR WORKS ia every COUNTY
throughout the United States. 70 Agens, The
most ioerai encouragement is offered-wilb a
stnaii capital Of from s25 to slo0 A chance 4
e one whereby an Agent can make from $40 Ia
SO per week ="
" For further particulars, address tposi paid
,-o WIN. A. LEARY,
March ls4a. 'p'''"'
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Lnuishnrg, Franklin county, North Carolina.
Tbs General Agen!i fully prepared 10 ploinl
snbAEen,s wherever there is no branch Of Tic
cc apany; either on personal Application or by
mai, pssi pad The rapid sale OF these ceebra.
ted pulls, and tho extraordinary cures they are
constantly eicciiag render them, BY far the most
popular Pill Of the aye An Agency VIII couse.
queniiy be very va liable.
The Gfse'enbefg Pile are inconceiyably surc
nor 70 any ever before discovered. 10 ali blli0te
complain .; in general derangem, nj Of the sys.
ten; N all disorders which result from lad stat
ot the blood, tn - pills are sovereign remedy
In The class d diseases chilled chronic the Grae
teubcrg Pills achieve their highest ,rinmph..-
Here tleg defy all competition Eutenn, With
IN he hidden tee, sses q tie IS stem, they qsst
'y but surely purify tie blood. root out disease,
and give tone aud yigor 10 tie body.
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POPLAR TENT
FEMALE ACADEMY.

IN HE exercises of this Institution will com.
W mence on the last Monday in January, i.
The house eli the Rev. Walter ". Paarr.
Terms Of Tuition for Fire Moaths.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, 50
Grammar, Geography, History. Astronomy,
Philosophy, Chemistry, DFawsrg, Painting. -
Music, $40
Ornamental Ncedewurk, SD
AMANDA V PHARR.
Unwcaried attention will be given to bring and
keep the institution under Wholesome moral in.
tluence, and thereby to give sound religious cd
uca,ioa 10 those entrusted to our care. The sub
scfiber is making prepa ratious to accommodate
boarders. Board will be furnished at Sc per
month, including every hing that is necessary
Tor the comfort OF the pupi.
Latin aud Greek y ~ also be taught iy the sub
sctiber.
WaET4R " rlIARR
Dec. 2S, 1913. tl3
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Carriages for Sale.

HE SUBSCRIBER has now on hand large
and hsnd.ome stock of carriages, which he
will sell cheaper than the same description Of We.
hie!es have ever previously been offered in the
southern country.
G. OVERMAN
Charlotte, May II, l845. 33tf
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NoricE-The genuine ppham'r Eiee'u'M b
his written signature, thus OLA. npn'Isi N,
The hand is also done with pen. fhc't
Sold, wholesale and retail by WYATT ~ n.asgsi
AN, l2l Fulton street. N. Y. and by ~ 10
generally throughout tho U. State, a. ao s
Agent for Charlotte, !. W. -
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Cures are Constantly Effected

By these Pills, in where every other mem
bad uiio'Iy failed. TIE uosl abundant proof Of
This could be given, bn' Iial Of Que box viii
convince the patient They can fe ordered and
sent by mail, at iriAing expense. The price i. 25
cenlsa box. UAtre fuO d1i!aJs porik are oydsred
oHd tie MONEY RENTED, he Company uiH pm lie
postage on the Pitts. Remittances at the Com
pany's tlss Wherever there is no Agency Of The
Company they can be ordered by mall
lhase Pills are taking the place Of all others,
and no sick person should be without lLcm