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DAILY NATIONAL WING.
WASHINGTON, d. G,
MONDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5. 1919.
RsONAL TIoNs FOR
OFFICE

The public mind appears to be seriously engaged,
just now, in speculatons upon the probable courte
of action which the President Elect will pursue, in
order to put an end TO the harrassing Inconvenience
attendant upon personal applications for office.
We arc persuaded, that Gen. Taylor will revive
General Washingtons practice, in srespect-that,
his only WISH so far as any agency of his in this bus
mess will be concerned, Is that candidates for Office
shall themselves the trouble and consequent ex-
pense of personal attendance, all he will re-
quire, will be the name and such testimonials with
respect 10 Abilities integrity and fitness, as II may
be in the power of the several applicants to produce
land that beyond this, nothing with him will be
necessary Or will be of any avail 10 them in his de-
eislOns.
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ARMY INrELIoENcE.

An order has been issuedf from the Wan Department
Of Washington for the employment Of sixteen chap.
lains Tor the following military posts Fort Gaines
tnew. postal Crow Wing, 100 miles above Fort Smell
ling Upper Aisslssippi) Fort Smelling Fall ST. An.
thony, iowa Jefferson Barracks Missouri Fort
kearney, (new post NJ Grand Island. Platte river
220 mileswest oil Fort Leavenworth.) For I.eayen.
worth Missouri. Fort Scott, Missouri frontier Fort
Gibson, Cherokee nation. Fort Towson, Red River.
Fort Wnshita. Red river. Fort Morgan, Alabama
Fort Brooke Florida Principal recruiting depot New
York harbor. San Francisco, California. Mon
terey, CaiilurnIa. Fort Marcy, Santa Fe, New
Mexico. Fort, III Paso, New Mexico Two
chaplans are allowed to the posts to be established
IN Oregon and Two In Texas to be designated by
the commanding officer Of the ID division and de-.
psrtment Mes and respectively, and 10 be report
I'd for the approval Of the Secretary sfWar,
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The California Fleet,

The barque Carib, the second Of The
/" California Fleet" cleared at this port
this forenoon, for California, via Sandwich
Islands, under the command of Captain
Webb Of New Bedford.
Her crew ship for the voyage TO San
Francisco for one dollar wages. She has a
large cargo, consisting Of clothing, bread,
drygodds, provisions, spades shovels, pick
axes, brandy rum, &c., in all valued at
over S24 900. Her manifest is some two
yards long .-Boston Journal.
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THE NEyy POsTAGE RATus

THE NEW POSTAGE RATES.
Postage across the sea l6 cents
English inland postage, 3
y, s. inland postage 6
The sea postage paid 10 the vessel performing
the service.
Transit rate through this country to Canada
Add rs per cent for paying by the ounce, instead of
paying byletter.
Transit through England the inland postage and 25
per cent. .@.. IA
Transit through Canada, the Canadian rates
Newspapers between England and the United States
and vice versa 2 cents.
Periodicals weighing ounces Id, or "a g"
over OF. and under 3 do. 3d. or : II
over on. and under 6 do. 3d., or l6 4
And 3D., or cents, for ench ounce or fraction
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WIN be performed Knowles TRACED
THE WIFE.
A FANCY. DANCE ey MISS PRAY.
de with (for the first tlmr) tho
the ETON BOY.
GREAT NOVELTY
I Odd FeiIows, II q ]

On Monday Tuesday, &. "Wednesday, Jan. 9, 9 flo.
f,.nsroi TOM THUMB and suite. accompanied
hy NJ Rnrnum Esq, will have the hononr OF hold.
ms his grand Leyees as above mentioned when he
VIII give his special Entertainments at lls In the
,nnrpng a. in the afternoon and In the evening
Ladies and families by attending the day levees
will avoid the crowd at night
The General will appear In his magnificent court
dress as worn by hmupon his presentation to Queen
victoria Louis Philippe, &c. His costly Gifts
uniaue Carriage and Horses presented him by the
Queen Of England, will be exhibited At each enter
tanment.
Admission % cts children under ten years Of age
hnlf price
This will most positively be the last opporiu.
nifty Of witnessing lhis celebrated percentage, AZ he
retlrss TO private life after this present tour. ian g.
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Joke Political.

Bochsa, the inimitable harpist, is a great
wag, and creates no little amuscme Mt in in
wiling themes for his improvisation Atare-
cent concert, noted Wing, wishing TO quiz
MI b., proposed "the Salt River Polka"
VERY well" said Bochsa, "you shall vissel
me re first stave." ooh, no." said the quiz
ger. VI don't know note Of it," fEh,
on you do mol know re note; ] ave hear
you are dance se Sab Rspers Polka ipo,
three, several time %
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Naval.

The Y $. lrigate United States was at
Gibralter Nov. 80, bound 10 Tangier and
Cadiz; would leave for the United States as
soon as relieved
The U. S. irigate Savannah, Capt, w.
L. Hudson, has been .ordered to Charleston,
Dry Dock, for repairs.
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is idle that the Union is blessing great to be
surrendered : Richmond Examiner, Jan. 6, 1915
In all our deliberations on this subject, we kept
steadily in our view, that which appears to us the
greatest interest Of every true American the CONSOLE
aation Of our Union in which Is involved our pros.
perty, felicity safety, perhaps our national exis-
tence.- Gen. Washingtons letter TO the President Of
Congress, l7ah Of Sept, 1887.
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MIR, WILSON,

We regret to learn that this gentleman was COM
PEELED, by ndisposition, to postpone his proposed
concert and that he has gone South TO recover his
health. He purposes returning, however, In few
weeks, when the citizens Of Washington will have
an opportunity of hearing his admirable singing of
Scotch music $500.
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Outrages on American Vessels.

We are indebted, says the Baltimore Ame-
rcan, toa commercial friend for the annexed
extract Of letter, dated
CAPE DE VERBS, Nov. 2, ls4s.
We have been gratifed by the visit here
of an American vessel of war, the first one
that has been here for many years. The
y S. brig cambridge, Commander A. G..
Slaughter, anchored in our port few days
since. The presence Of a vessel Of war is
at all times desirable, but more particularly
at this time, as several outrages have been
committed by the authorities OF this Island
upon American vessels, in direct violation
Of treaty stipuations. Since the visit Of this
vessel we will be under no apprehension OF
like conduct in future. The Commandant
told the Authorities that the Government Of
the U States would not suffer for moment
an infringement of any treaty stipulations ex-
lsting between the two Governments With
regard to the treaty existing between Por-
ugal and the United States the Authorities
seemed to be entirely in the dark, as they
denied all knowledge Of it. Commander
Slaughter's conduct in this affair has been
every thing that the Government Of the U.
States could have desired He has been
perseyering and energetic in obtaining all
the information with respect to the late wreck
Of the Col. Blum; and in the affair Of an Ame-
rican barque which was fired upon by the
authorities Of the Island the same untiring
energy has shown itself; and.I must say il
affords me great satisfaction to notice this
officers conduct throughout the affair. The
officer, Of the cambridge were much graft
fed by their visit to this Island.
It's said'that they sell boots in Cslfor-
MIA by the piece, and not by the pair. A
mar, ~ -. Lroa L. nonailar.d all "a,
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n ~ HAHhIDBURcH, Jan. 0, 1873.
No cars have arrived from Philadelphia since We'd
nesday night. The roads are covered with snow
drifts, and the mail Ia conveyed in ,leghs to Lancas.
ter city. The for Philadelphia have been TWEEN.
four hours on the road and NOT hall way to Ian
caster: The Philadelphia train up has been on the
road the same length Of time, and has not reached
Lancaster,
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: MuLTulT IN PARYo.

The New Orleans papers describe watch
manufactured in that city, Of the size of a
five-cent piece, line and third thick,
weighing the twentieth part Of an ounce,
keeps good time, and is valued at fifteen
hundred dollars, which is about fifteen hun
bred times its weight in gold--an expensive
as well as a rare curiosity. Globe. N
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CiscIvsArI, January s, 1919.

N ;
despatch from New Orleans says, there were
ony sixty nine deaths from cholera reported in the
city to noon OF I'd instant. There had been favor.
able change In the weather. and the cholera was ey
ideniy decreasing; the thermometer stood at 81 de-
grees
yicksburg and Memphis are healthy
Mr. Clayat Matches
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From rio Grande.

A letter received by,brig Emma, at this
port yesterday from Rio Grande, states that
the British minister to Buenos Ayres. had
been refused admittance at that place
Bali. dmer., 9Th inst.
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ffTTHHNHul VHFI' U IOF'. !
There are FIVE feet six inches water Ia the chan.
nei-the weather very cold--bnsiness generally very
dull--prices unchanged Ifthe present weather con.
tlnnes long, the river must close.
The appointment Of the Hon. c. Danagh gives
very general satisfaction.
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Steamship washineton,

This steamer is now in her sixteenth
day, and may arrive at any moment She
will bring four days later intelligence from
all parts Of Europe ~ Y Herald, 9Th
inst
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FLORIDA SENATOR.

GEsERAL MoRroN has been elected Senator OF
the United States from Florida for. six years from
the 4th March next, when Mr.. Westcot's term ex-
plres. The General was nh Elector on the Taylor
ticket in that State,
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MAJOR GENERAL TOM THUMB.

This veritable officer, Commander-in- Chief Of his
maestys forces of Lillput holds his first grand le-
wee this evening at Odd Fellows Hail. The an
nouncement is sufficient to attract the whole city
thither. The bills Of the day give particulars of what
will be done on the occaaon.
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sEANToRIAL,,

We learn, that the Senate has confirmed the Postal
Treaty with Great Britain and the nomination Of
Lewis Glass; jr, as Charge des Affairs to the States
of the Church.
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q Q III III RI / a | .
GEORGETOWN MARKET.
FHipAY EvENISo, Dec. 5.
Our 81 7s.,
HEAT.-Red l02 cts, white los cts
GA GeorpetDtr,, dIr0rdte
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
Eprn,v Tnp,A,r,a K q nj

NE" boNlA nAANlA EIs
FRIDAY, january s, 6 P. NJ.
This market opened weak this morning and before
the close prices for most of the fancies fell off frnc
ton. AT the first board, Kentucky Skies declined
3-S per cent. Reading Bonds l-2 Canton Co. IA ;
Farmers Loan Iii New Haven Railroad l Hart
ford Id; Reading Railroad l-2 and oil others closed
at prices current yesterday. Government stocks
were the only securities in The list that were firm
and the sales of Skies, Of 1868 and Treasury Notes.
were large. :
At the second board, prices were pretty well sus-
tanned, but there was no disposition to SELF
Foreign Exchange continues Inactive II is not
packet day until Wednesday, and there are few p,r-
chasers yet. in the market for remittance by the
steamer leaving At that time. We quotebilIs on Lon
don at IL 9 per cent. premium; on Paris,
81. 26 IL 81. %; Amsterdam, 40a 40 IA; Ham
burg, IS a 35 Ia; Bremen, rs l-2 a rs 81.
Thompsons Reporter is informed BY telegraphie
despatch that the Bank Of Norwalk stopped payment
4th inst.--Nse York Herald, 6 inst.
The Dry Goods Reporter gives the yalne of Dry
Goods imported last week at Sl93ll2; value with.
drawn from warehouse, s63,53s entered for ware
housing SI4,9l5.
We learn from passengers by the Europa that there
were not many American orders for goods in the
manufacturing Districts and that the prevailing
opinion there--and II confirmed their own obsers
vations-was, that the exports Of goods to America
this year would not be large. THIS is contrary TO
the opinions generally held here by importers but 1t
Is the opinion Of parties capable OF forming correct
judgment, and who have good facilities for forming
an opinion. We trust II may prove MS anticipated
by them and that large can for specie for the poy-
ment OF duties, If not to pay balances with England
may be ayoided.-N Y. Tribune.
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Ills said't they sell boots in Cslifor-
MIA by the piece, and not by the pair. 4
man with one boot 10 considered well of,
tut one with tive 10 thought sristocraic.
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PROSPECTUS

OF A PAPER OF EIGHT QUARTO PAGES,
To be published in the City Of Washington D. c.
FOR THE "OLD MAN OF THE HILLS
BY HIS AGENT,
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SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW

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advance.
AL l. COMMUNICATIONS TO BE POST PAID AND
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adra,ce Of The expiration Of the subscribed for time
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ADELPHI THEATRE.

Mrssas. G. f. BROWNE d II. F. NICHOLS,
Proprietors.
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PROSPECTUS.
NM sNAMN sNNMMMAe

THE undersigned late editor Of the Aristocratic Monitor
proposes publish u the city OF Washington, weekly
newspaper, to be called
THE COURT JOURNAL,
the rst number Of which win be issued Saturday, the
Eth of January.
THE CouRT JOURNAL win be devoted exclusively to thr
sayings and dongs" in the fashionable wordwl chron.
cle n fashionable intelligence, such as OF
marriages. parties, balls and dinners and, far lea
bienseances will permit will give Of all fashion
able on works Of Literature and the
Arts. and Dramatic performances fHW
TERMs-s3 year, 81 ion four months, in advance
WILLIAM CHASE BARNEY.
NAa Ii -Lttllt
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FIFTH NIGHT or
The engagement Of the celebrated tragic Actress,
MISS JULIA DEAN
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GLORIOUS EIGHTH!

Nh. J. B. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
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I'll arinf 1nnnal.
PORT oF GEoRGEToyYN.

ARRIVED.
Jan. a. Schr John Emory, Wood, Baltimore.
TT SAILED. a|.
Jan. 4, Brig w. Penn, Crowel New York.
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TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE SOUTHERN
QUARTERLY REVIEW,

WUAVTEKLf REVIEW, IITT1 7
IN THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN sTArRs.
Mr.. ROBERT L. SEyLE and Mfr. oRMSBY BLAND.
INC only authorised agents collecting money
subscriptions in the above portion OF the Uhonthe
thory given TO Mr. ABRAHAM RUSSELL having been with.
drawn more than eighteen months ago. Our subscribers
will therefore obgc us by settling only with them,
hitting directly We will recognise any other
ceps for money except from them the Postmaster who
remit by mail. burgess K JAMES,
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(Signed)
&. KEMBLE.
+. X. COLLINS.
VIM. SKIDDY, Naval Constructor
j. FARRON. Jr., Engineer.

New York, 4th January, ls49.
The cylinder and repairs on the Panama
will be completed on or about the 9th Of
February, when she will take her departure
for the Pacific ~. Y. Herald
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Litt\e's White OIL
F OR HO RS ES /.

INiliS is the best remedy in the world for the
Il affections TO which this animal is liable, viz: Swell
ed Joints Sprains, Cuts, Saddle and Collar Calls, Bite
of Insects and Snakes, Scratches, Polcv and Fisula
Below will give few certificates from the many
hundreds that could be secured where this inv auabe
preparation has been used. No man has tried Il but
what speaks in the highest praise off
Ipondeyul Care produced Ly Liitle's Whac Oil
for H0rsesi
This is to certify that have used Litc's White Oil,
prepared and sold only by John b. Hart Of this place.
and have found il far superior TO any thing have
before Its effects almost miraculous No man
who owns a horse should be without bottle oft.
SAMUEL A. HUBBARD.
Scottsvillc, Jan. 2S, IS47
This is TO certify that wing tried 'Lttlcs White Oil
on my riding horse, whose back had been sore for some
time (notw outstanding the of various other applca
tons without any bcncft,) found be an cffectual
remedy, and would advise all having horses keep
supply of il on hand
VIM. II. PHILLIPS. NJ. d.
Scottsvlc, April 80, 1877.
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail at JOHN B
HARRIS Drug Store, Scottsvllc, Aibemarlc county
Va, and by A. S. HALL, Stauntoa. None genuine
but those signed by TIIEO. w. LITTLE, on the out.
side wrapper.
Staunton, Fcb.7 lsi9.-2m.
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DOCTOR LIE ROY'S
SarSdpariliG and via Chcrry
PGIES,

Are the emily pills now in use that approved by
the Medical Faculty. DR.. Hastings OF London in his
celebrated work, "Hastings Consumption," says:-
"Whcn the action of the Naphtba Syrup is followed by
costycncss Encouragement Of the bowels know Of
medicine superior to DR.. lie Roy's Pills Their ac
ton is gentle, yet powerful, that while the patient
who is the lowest state Of health experiences
the least Inconvenience from their operation not being
troubled with the least nausea gripping pain get the
work Of purging and purifying the system is carried ca
pills is that they not only purify the whole system but
at the time, strengthen and tone it, This great
effect ascrbc to the union Of the concentrated extracts
ofSarsaparilia and Wild Cherry. which Dr. Lc Roy
has happily effected in these pills. Sec Hastings
on Consumption, page 81 last London edition. They
have also received the unqualified approval Of the best
ply sicans in the United States.
6;-Price % cents per Box. a. D. WREN, Agent,
Stanton, Va.
Octobcr is, 1S4S.
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EAG0N'S PILLS.

MY PILLS offered 70 the public will, the UTMOST
I'A confidence in their beneficial effects ard in their
curative properties. Such is their sauary action upon
the stomach and Liver, well upon the general sys
tcm when properly applied that they certainly merit
an extensive share public patronage There few
oil the diseases to which the human system is incident
that will not be removed by fair and use
of these Pills.
AS female medicine they arc inyaluablc-as MANY
would be willing TO testify Living, as they do in ~.
general sedentary life dose taken occasionally viii
impart life and yigor TO the system. One Of tbc
Pills taken each night until their operation is sfcier
ly secured short time previous TO confinement win
be attended with the most saluary effects.
go JOHN EAGON.
Brooksvillc, Feb. 16 iS4S
For sale BY ESKRIDGE& Cushing Starntnn Va
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CONSUMPTION
DTS.4RgHED or IT'S TERRORS.
DR.. ASTINGS'
Compound SyFUD of SaDhtha.

DR. HAsTfSos' CoMPoUND SYRCP CT NAPHrHA.-
Splitting Of Blood, Night Syveats Husky Throat Vast
ing Of tbe Flesh Bronchitis Coughs, Colds aud all dis
eases Of the Chest and Lungs.
This celebrated prcparat is pleasant TO che taste
and speedy in its operations that patients plainly
feel its good effects in after taking the
FIRST DOSE.
None genuine without the Urittcn Signature Of
A. +. HARRISON on sbe wrapper.
fE-Prioc dollar bottle Six bottles for Eve dol
lsry A. D. WREN, S0fs \ gcnffor sSsuEton, Va.
eFSobsr is. 1873
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REMOVAL.

rINiiE subscriber has removed to his new store
- room on the opposite side Of the street few
doors Fast of The Post Office where he will be pleas
cd to receive the calls OF his friends and tho pnbs
generally. He has OH hand general assortment u
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware.
Boots, hoes, Caps and Bonnets,
which he will sell very reasonable term, G..
CASH, country produce, or on the usual credit IN
punctual customers.
WILLIAM KYLE.
Stanton, Jan. 3, l849.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

FOR u The o REM MO- n;s AND PERMASEsT
THE BLOOD OR HABIT OF
THE SYSTEM, VIZ:
Scrotita, or Kings Eca, Rheumatism, Obstinate
C,aaneeus E,pptions, Pimples, or P,,st,les on
the face, Hstchcs, Biles, Chronic sore eyes,
Ring Worm or letter. Scald Head, En-
targement and pain IN the bones and
joints, Stubborn Ulcers, SspIsIte
Symptoms, Sciatica LsssnLago, and
diseases arising from an snt,s1t-
cious use of.Nerc,ry, .4scises,
or Dropsy, Exposure or I'm
prudence IN Life; .alo,
Chroric Constitutional
Disorders.
established reputation wherever it has been used,
based entirely Rs merits, which it's superior ef
hcacy has alone sustained The potent smples of
the vegetable Kingdom united in this preparation
aud the combination is such, that mobiles
proves the other and under the of Sands Ssrsa
parla is presented compound differing entirely in its
and unrivaed in its operation the system when la
boring under disease. II is put up in highly
tratcd form for convenience and portability, aud when
diluted according TO the directions c1ch bottle will
make six times the quantity, equal quart and is
then superior in medicinal value the
tions bearing the name
REMARKABLE CURE OF sCROFuLA
The attention of the ader is called to the following
astonishing cure of scroiuab the Of Sands Sas
pariiia:
"Ths is to certify that have colored woman who
has been afflicted for the last FIVE years with scrcfa
and all the remdcs used had effect in arrcsng the
progress OF the complaints the contrary she
" grew worse and after cxpending between $40 aud
SSo with physicians, besides using other popular
edics without success, till the disease had
the cartilage OF her made its appearance
ous parts Of her body, md had finally commenced its
| ravages in the roof OF her mouth.
In this dreadful situation, with the prospect Of death
staring her in the face, stated her to Mr.. DISCS
way the agent for Sands Sarsaparilla in Ncwburn, N
e, by whom was advised that article and to
surprise and that of my ncighbors whom her
was KNOWN after using 10 boulcs she restored
toperect health and that in the space Of three weeks
and able to work in two weeks from the time she
| commenced taking it.
In witness of the truth Of which statement have
hereunto affixed my name, this 10Th day Of September,
| 1S47. JOSEPH McCOTTER p
| North Of Neusc River, Craven Co., n. C..
For farther particulars and conclusive denee of it's
superior value and efficacy, pamphlets which may
be obtained of Agents gratis.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, By A. b. &
d. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton ST., cor
ncr of William, New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the Uni
ted States. Price s per bottle; six bottles for IS.
| Agent in Stanton, DR.. E. BERKELEY.
| Feb. is, lS4S