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General Taylor expected to visit Nahant In August
next Old Whitley his celebrated war horse. was at
Louisville, Ky, ON the 2ist inst, for Washing
ton.
Colonel Bliss arrived in Lebanon, N H. on tho 2lst
inst, in good health.
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NE ws FOR CALIFORNIA.
THE MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamshlp Falcon will leave thi, port TO-
morrow for Chazrcs to touch at Charleston Savannah
Havana, &c. She viii carry the mail for the Pacific.
Those DESTROYS Of sending the latest American to
California and 70 the other parts Of the Psois Ocean
con obtain copies Of the Wsssy rsh tob published
st oclssx TO- morrow maE!Hg ia wrappers, Ia time
for the Falcen's mails.
Single copies sixpence. N
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Political Intelligence.

Edward Stanley 10 the whig candidate for Congress
in the sth district OF North Carolina.
The wings Of Michigan have nominated John ven
for Governor and A. Coz for Lieut. Governor The
sellers nominated for Governor +. J. Flaveus; Lieut.
Governor, Austin Blair.
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TN THIS CTTY.

MAveR's OTPIcE, New YsRx, June %, l64o.
The Sanitary Committee Of this city report 70 new
oasCs and SO deaths OF oholcrs, having occurred
during the last "A hours.
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IN Broad refer readers smother column,
what the Boston Medical Journs shs first jesrns q
the kind Unitcd States about his great work.
con taipina upwards Of 70 splendid plstes headed Cc
piete Practical work the Nsture and Tressraent s
Certain Class Of Dsesscs Any patient wssAd ee1nArr
Doctor behnd the t,nss psssss ropy tkis
great rerk. Secsrs saieak ass AbiisADA.
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TELEGRAPHlC tNTELLlGENCE.
FROM THE INDIAN COUNTRY.
v~><~|~~Doc~~oO~~~~cN|
CHOLERA In THE WEST.
inc I'm DePREDATiONS.
Water Stopped at Sauve's Crevasse.
MASSACRE OF MEXICANS BY THE INDIANS.
&c., &c., &c.

Sr. LOUIS, June Is, 1870
Letters have been received from Chihushus dated
the 7th Of May in which it Is stated that the ndaas
were becoming very hostile and Troublesome.
A party OF Mexcans, twenty three In number, had
been wsyiaid by band of tho Apache Indians, and
every of them put to death.
MANY Of the traders had iost nearly the whole Of
their animals by the stampeding of the Indians.
The same letters also state that the cholera was
making frigh,ful ravayes among the Delaware aud
Shawnee Indians, who, having deserted their houses
and cultivated felds were roaming fiendess the
prairi,s.
The steamer Uncle Toby bound from this port for
GalenA had twenty-five of her passengers dead from
cholera before she reached Oquawks.
Great alarm exits all along the Upper Mississippi in
of the cholera having made its appearance
in nearly every village its banks and the citizens
we're leaving in great numbers hoping to and health in
the interior.
At Prairie lie Croix, Monday last, Peter Cameron
Of that place. murder ed lumber dealer, named Allon
u resident Of Rock Island.
The number Of deaths by cholera on Saturday and
Sunday lat was l6s; other diseases a. This number
reported from only eight cemeteries; and it is be-
eved that the whole number Of deaths by cholsra
reported they would show that 1t least one hundred
die Of that dis, ase daily.
The weather Is oppressively hot, and tho river Is
falling slowly.
Capt Jarrett. of Illinois, shot himself 1t 10 said
the 10th of May about two hundred and fifty miles DO
You'd Fort KtarDy.
New ORLEANS, June &c, 1S45.
We are gratHed in being enabled to inform you that
the ut Sauves plantation has, through great
exertious been finally stopped
The water in the inundated district Is fast receding
The health Of the city il remarkably good.
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The Cholera and the state OF the Weather
In Phllads lhia.

PHILADELrHIA, June 26-P. NJ.
The Board OF Health, to- day report II Of
cholera and 10 deaths, during tho pest "A hours. Their
rometer highest In the shads So.
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Com ss--Laaics arc Respectfully nvited

examine tbs shDos sssssos Of ess C.ass ~ s ssbscr.
bors ssorss variety beyspd all douhs shs tie
city among which win he found the epeA chain psssern so
much admired Aiss eeA ~ obtained artels aprer-
taininS to the tsiet. A. ~ j. SAUNDEkSy
,M broadway, katween Walker and White streets.
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The Late Prcs.dent 20 -ArnOng the nu
collection OF Dasuerootpyes of nSushed
emily tai the capital Brady superior like
of tho late President Polk, which hsvo hoen
sanoedfy arts 10 be uBrvaled In ira hulnes ex u
aud be invfs the examine
Nv and w Broadway. corner Of Fulton stgeo.
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Herald is Mt ziKBsHs No B. Third sreet below Chostaut
Suhecr pop reooived aud single copies for sala
immediately the arrival Of the boat
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IIsoI,h or Bos,on-Tncend,ar,sn An uox-

Health OF Observation-Disclosures In nox-
bury, sc.
Bosror, jane 2G-4P.M
Our city continues free from cholera.
There several incendiary fires In RoIbury last
night, and three four barns and eight nine
houses were burnt
Thsrmomete In the shade 90.
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100000 BotIses, "eariy, OF DE-. u" Wit o.
ping dlArIhs aud curing oboera livery bossic lA
magic and gives sataneous relief Sold large AND
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The Cholera at Rishm ond, Sc.

BALTIMoxE, June 26-9P NJ.
We have the Southern mail at hand but il contains
nothing that already anticipated by telegraph.
There 10 Of cholera aud deaths at Rich
mond, We, on Sunday and Monday.
Baltimore is sti free from the disease The weather
u much cooler.
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JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PROPRIETOR.
AM,rSeuENrs ruIs EVENING.

BROADWAY THEATFE. Br0sdwsy-MR. NAoALLIs-
cp's M or M
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Appointments.
Health OF Sc. Louis.

Health OF st. LOulS.
sr. LOUIS, June 2S-P. NJ.
There abatement in the cholera, and the deaths
number about hundred daily. The weather. CONT
pues very wssm, and the river rising
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who will doubtless give them enthusiasts and hos
pitabls welcome. IL was the intention Of the City
Guard to visit Boston the 4th inst bat hearing Of
the Greys visit they postponsd their trip to that city
in order properly 20 entertain them The tndependen
Grcys number ia their Of the first citizens
Of Baltimore are young men Of character aud inhu-
and will doubtless reflect srss, credit upon tho
citizen soldiery ofBaltmoys
MNIlrrARv EvoLrrors -rhls aey q, n o'e,o.t AZ
ort Hamilton. tho Light ARTILLERY under the com
psnd Of Colonel breve Tyler viii BE- drilled and 70
through the various svolutions appropriate TO them
tn. PvSlIc LAxrs-Ths lamps in the Sixth District
Of Police and in many ether localities Of tae city
In very bad order, and ought TO be looked after.
Susrrcior-Nichsel McKsnry has been arrested on
suspicion Of stealing shawl, some silk wool collar
40 found in his possession.
Danger OF Usx or CHLoRoyolu.--Mr. C. vandsryser
who has kept jewellers store for years ut No IS
West Broadway became lately much alarmed about
cholera aud under the influence Of this fear INDUCED
In the use OF choroform to quiet his nervous feelings
To such extent did this powerful medicine influence
his system to render him not only Of bust
mess but dangerous to be Left NJ large Accordingly
his wife having gone into the country and no person
being In the house to take Of him he arrested
by Captain Carpenter Of the Fifth district police and
placed In temporary confinement The store Is closed
and the keys are NJ the station house.
RoBBnRr AND AssAuLr.-Thomss Wells has been or
rested charge Of entering the basem ent Of No 80
Eleventh street, and. after ossaultng Mrs. Rowland
robbing her Of seven silver spoons.
sLUNo SHor. AS Peter MoLcsr passing tho cor
ner Of Beeckcr and Thompson streets on tho night VI
tho ed instant about o'clock there were three men
standing there. and ono Of them struck him with
tlung shot, when the whole party ran away.
ACARSigss Dsue CLEpx Tho Coroner held an In
quest, yesterday on the body OF an infant BY the
Lame Of William Wright, aged one mosth and
seven days at the house OF tbs father Of the de
ceased, No 26S Fifth ttreet who came to his dee h
by the standardization of opium and csmphor In mis-
take for other medicine. II appears that DR.. Megs
had pr.scrbe some medicine for the child and the pro-
scrptioD sent to Rollins drag store corner OF w
. baad.a m l.s store, ..tsad Of puuisx up ". VA.
Aoins ~ Prsscrlbsd, made mistake, sAa gave sAsa
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German Yeast.

The yeas, prepared by the Huugstiaas
will keep a whole twelve month. During
the summer season they bod quantity Of
wheaten bran and tops in wafer; tie de.
coc,ion is not long ia fsrmssiing, and when
this has taken place they throw in srffi-
cient portion of The bran 10 form the whole
lulo thick paste, which they work into
balls that are afterwards dried by Glow
heat. When wanted for USE they are
broken and boiling water poured upon
them. Having stood a proper time, the
fluid is decanled, sad is IN q fit state fo'
leayening bread.
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PHILADELPHIA Type Foundry.

No. 8 Pear 81. aear the ErsAsnge, PAilsdtirhis.
ZnilE Subscriber having made great improve
~ men,, in his method Of casting typo and
mixing OF me,ais, and had Thorough revision ef
his matrices, tho faces OF ~hich ara net ercelled
10 beauty and regularity Of cut. BY any ia tbs
country Astters himself Ia. BY strict person
u si,ent.en TO business, and employing uoae bot
the most skille work men. he isenAbled 10 offer.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
lie is constantly adding 10 h,s stock all that IL
new from The best wnlk mss Of this and ether coGn-
tries. and having lluly procured iieln Europe,
great variety OF NEW FACES and ORNA.
MENTS. solcils the alicstion ofPfintefs thereto.
Specm. ~ will be sen, 10 those wishias 10 order.
Presses. Chsses, Cases. iak. Stands, Calleys.
Brass Role, and every other a;itie needed TO iaf-
bish a eoiaplsts Printing CtEicc, sspPlsed at tbs
shortest Loiicr.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
OF the nevesl Vt, 10 ard Of al sire., carefully pat
up 10 floats Of cosfcri Prcpof'iea.
ALEXANDER RoDB.
Aug. 80. 1913. adv 80
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family than this valuable tuber, yet as far
as am acquainted they are much neg.
lec,ed. Ii we have more than our fami'
hes can use, they are fine for our stock Of
ell kinds, if boiled and particularly Il
made into slop for mich cows they will
give more and richer milk. My mode OF
planting is to prepare my land BY plowIng
il very deep in November, and letting II
remain in that situation until planting time.
then lay off my rows three feet distant,
with large turning p'ow, and fill up the
(urrow with straw or leaves; cut my poia'
toes in small pieces and drop about four.
teen inches apart, being careful TO keep
the eve right side up; cover them with
the same pillow, throwing the middles out
entirely. so as TO cover them al least SIX
inches deep. Ii l cannot cover them sui.
fcien,ly deep with the plow, draw up the
bed with the hoe. cultivate with the
hoe, if required. being careful no. 10 draw
down the bed. When the vines become
dead they should be dug, in order to pre-,
vent them from taking the second growth.
| then pu, them on dry ground floor un'
I'll cold weather; then remove and PIT like
sweet potatoes, aud shelter with boards.
They will keep we'll for planting the next
year, and will yield equally as we'll for
four or five years as those We get from The
north or vest. By following lhIs plan we
we can have them for use tue year round
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Com mon school Advocate.
PROSPECTUS.

= T sufhcisnily supported, the sub.criber intends
4 10 publish monthly paper ofeght pages, tor
the purpose Of difaslng Iseoi!ralicn en ihs sub
ieei Of cdncaiion- with the especial sieS OF iG1-
proving the character Of cur Cotnuon Schools.
Il Is intended to give an scceurt drawn iIsm
tho public documents and other sourees oil The
origin and progress Of out Common School ~
ten TO compare 1t xith that Of other Ssais' here
AID in Europe, thus poiing our improvement over
former years and suggesting ihs means Of over
coming the defects aud difficulties under which
we stili labor. This will lead u To investigate
| The sources from which school funds are derived,
the modes OF their application, the preservation
Of order in schools the selection of proper looks
| for study. The recreation suitable for ho pupils,
! the treatment necessary Tor different d.sposl-
.iens, &c.
] Aud believing tia, the Sia:o which would i'm.
prove It's schools must nrst Improve It's teachers,
portion Of our columns will be devoted to The
guest ons---iIov are our schools to be supplied
| with com potent teaehers1 How is the s,sudsr
of education TO be raised, and The serricls Of =
band secured who are yell qualified To 20 forth
and In the spif; OF love. labor for the advance
ment Of :bs chi dlen who are placed under tbeii
, charge7
But Education Is word OF very extensive
meaning and although ths primary object Of ths
publication n.ey frequently take into the sohoS
rsom, we do not intend 10 be always confines
there. Our subject matter Is the human mins
and the iDfuenees-good and bad. with sieS
Of preventing the one and enethsnirg the oh
er-wheh can be brought 10 operate upon it,
That lbis is theme Of the decpcs' moment non
can deny. Il grrsps the interests nol Of th'
world ony-it reaches through eierniiy. w
shall not hesitate then as octs zion may deGian.
to enter the family circle. 10 place ourselves 0
the streets or ningIc in The busy crowd aud Their
set forth the rules Of life and principles ofconduc
winch We believe will promote the good Of ou
u race here and rebound TO eyerlastiug wslfal
&c in the life which is 10 coae.
10 The Publication will be commenced 10 Green
~ boro, so soon a sufficient number OF subscr
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Q prnling--to DO printed on fair type, =, so cen
year, payable on the receipt Of the frs, nuiDbs
g. Letters relating 10 the paper may be direct
Ell (post paid TO Sersus Mendenhali, Jansstow
lie Guilford county. N. C..
,ss Subscriptions aso received Of the Patriot ofsic
ais The papers Of the StaIe. aud olhers friendly
lie tho cause Of Education requested to publish
notice tho above.
NEREUS MENDENHALL.
Cd mo- 7. ls49.
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E0ush Nuts.

A tea cup and half Of boiling milk,
poured on TWO tea cups Of sifled lIdIaD
meal When i, is cool add two tea cups Of
wheat -four, one tea.cup Of butter, one and
half Of sugar, one of yeast, and two eggs,
Nth a spoonful of cinnamon or o
grated nutmeg. II 90. sufficiently stiff,
add equal portions Of wheat and Indian
meal. Let il rise Ill! very light. RoIl II
abou, half an inch thick, aud Gu, 1t lDtr
small diamond shaped cakes, and boil them
! in lard
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Cultivation of Irish Potatoes.

The time for plating Irish potatoes is
q, band, and being Satisfied tina, economy,
as well as the comfort Of every family, re.
CURES 10 part the successful management
Of this valuable vegetable. will offer q
few suggestions on the subject Of their use
and my method Of planting, culivatinl
aud keeping them. There is no crop, il
my opinion, which we can make that vii
pay better for The amount OF labor bestow
cd, and 70 further 10 the provisioning Of
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The Hog.

The hog is universally regarded as one
Of the most profitable animals found Oh the
farm. With proper management he vii
easily defray the expense Of fat,en'ug, and
often leave balance Of some dollars 10 the
hands Of his owner. This may appear IN
credible 10 some who follow the old policy
Of keeping their swine coIhned 10 close
cote with gravel or board floor, and with
barely sufficient Z" litter" 10 serve as nest
10 cold weather. With such economists
it is no wonder that pork making is any
thing but a lucrative business. The meth.
cd which ever, farmer should pursue may
be detailed in few Words il is lbIs:-
Adjoining your hog pen, have yard,
we'll and strongly enclosed, Of SIZE pro-
por,lonate TO the nuMber of swine you To-
tend 10 keep. Into this, convey as much
muck, chip dung, rotten wood, mould from
the road side, leaves, s.iaw and sods, as VIII
furnish a stratum of eight inches IN depth
over tie cntire area. As the mass accu.
mulates, sprinkle on corn, peas, and II you
have them, nuts Of any kind from the Tor.
est, and lei them be mixed in with the ma.
,erialS and supply motive TO the swius to
root, and keep the mass light and in action.
TO this yard let your swine have free ac'
cess, and IS fast as the materials are work
ed UP, add 10 them: and SO on TIL the yard
is filed. Every hog will, 10 this way,
manufacture, from three to four cords ot
excellent manure, before be is old enough
to commence fatlening him, aud Si,h man.
lies, adv0H,1 Sc TO his health. II practice
b!e, ie, the Ha.s be frequently irrigated
either by Conducting the water which fall
upon the roofs OF the adjoining building
therein, or by The suds fron.the laundry
water from any source, however, will sui
fice. -HaiioueH Ne GdseHe.
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Supreme Court Reports.
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cen,ber Term lS45, TO August Term lo4e iEeu-
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pfesent Term Of the Court,l has reduced the price
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Take Notice.

znHE firm Of A. Beatty 4 CO., being dissolved
IL by the death Of A. Beaty, oil those indebted
0 them are called upon TO make payment BY the
LIST dsy Of March next, afler which time, all debts
on hands will be given Oh. for collec-
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vii, be found at the old stand Of A. Beatty q Co,
DOW occupied by A. Graham, Esq.
A. BEATTY x co.
Charlotte. January !. 1874
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POPLAR TENT
FEMALE ACADEMY.

THE exercises of this Institution will com'
II meac- on the last Monday in January, at
The house eff the Rev. Walter ". Pharr.
Terms of Tuition for Flee NOnihi.
Resding. wiring and Arithmetic, -
Grammar, Geography, History, Astronomy,
Music, $40
Ornamsn;al Needlevork, 50
AMANDA V. PHARR.
Unwearied attention will be given to bring and
keep the institution under . wholesome moral m
fluencc, and thereby 10 give . sound religious ed
ucalion to those entrusted to our care. The sub
scriber is making preparations to accommodate
boarders Board will be furnished at 50 per
month, including every thing that is necessary
for the con- fort OF the pupil.
Latin aud Greek will also be taught BY the sub
scIiber.
WALTAR W. PHARR.
Dec. %, is45. ,l3
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p1lNS0
READ TINS LvlDENcE HERE ., CURES
Though 1t cannot give the saved one wsaAh.
II gIyes irsassrs far more gio,,0ss. iiraLfI

Though 1t cannot give the saved ore wealth.
II glscs ssassrs far more gi0',0a,. flritfl
ussrrp SrArrs MAssu.Lb o,net,
Mes York. DsecisGsr d. lsii..
Mesws. Wsan & Ksiehsm;
Gsn,le,ncr undeistsntibg thai YOU are Hs
general sg,n,s TOT the sale Of "ps. ughsui's Y.
geisble Eisciuafy," Tor The cure Of Piles, hsR
deemed !, my duty 10 volunteer ftcoumssss
ton ia behalf oil hat Invaluable medicine Inv
Lcen afflicted ior many yesrs ~i,h rls', sni hss
tried various remedies. but wiih no bcneiisss +
lcc,s. Indeed. began 10 consider my case srts
" hopeless. Bsl aboa, the tfvt Of sspisf"s<rA s
/ va. prevailed upon ~ trisId 10 u.sss "a
Of the sboye named medicine. took his stsk,,
and fsio,cs 10 say tha, sm not enly fs's''e
but, ~ ! beliys, perfectly cared. most eas,st
" recommend il TO eli ~Lo may have the nsa.
tune to b. afflicted with that ssBoysrg an sas
gsroas disease. Very respectfully J our ssesta
.er,an,. ELY MOORE
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PERMANENT SCHOOL.
ALE AN lama 40 A D ( MY
N.cklenJufr county, N. C., 10 ,aiIes NgriA Of


ALE An ANA AGA D MY
Meeklentsfg county. N C., ~ miIes Nora Of
CAgri0ue.
5. ID. WHARTON. PRINCIPAL
Rev ii. B. CUNNINGHAM. RrcroA.
gGNHE seYelth Session Of this lnstItu ion CON.
Il m,nced Oh the 6rst Morsay in January,
under the superinte pdence 81 the above gentle
men, The course Of studies adopted is such as
10 prepare pupils for admission 10 the Junior Class
10 any Of cur Colleges. Its location 10 az pleas
an, and hesihy, and Ear removed from all causes
Of dissipation, as any THE section OF tho State
Terms.
Boarding. including washing, fuel and
lights per month, 30
Tuition.
Wiring, Arithmetic, English Grammar,
| and Geography, per sess. Of months, &
| Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy.
Rhetoric. Logic, &c,
Latin snd Greek Languages, II
Jan. II. le49. 1871
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All HiiiOus C.HeSlaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSTIPATION
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGUE, HEAD,
ACHE, JAuNDlCE, LIVER COMPLAINTS.
RHEU MAT1SM, ALL STOMACH coMPLAi
NTS, GREEN SICKNESS, &C., &C., vel! at
once to these Pills. They purge away offensive
humors, arrest the progress Of disease, and at the
'ams time restore tone and vieor to the system
In eases Of general arrangement Of tho health,
they are SOVEREIGN
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BY THEIR USE.

The weak will become strong; tho pais and bill.
Gus complexion be res'orsd IL perfectly fresh
and healthy color all tho bad symptoms will ono
by one disappear.
In short, these Pills arc an incohceiyahle ad.
vance upon any other medicine ever before offer.
ed to tho public. A TRIAL WILL SATISFY ANY ONE
" THIs.
July Is. l647 4ltf
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PRIZE TEMPERANCE STORY.
Now lscady-Price 9J Cents.
Gertrude Russell,
PArERyAL EXAMPLE,:

BIT ms. c. ". pESNisoN.
THIS is one of the most touching dcllneations
Of the subtle and sure working Of wine drinking
upon family character ssd happiness which ha.
vet been issued from the press. Gertrude Rassel
is a profound and searching appeal 10 oil the bet
ter scnsibili,ies Of our nature. II 10 no ePheme.
raj. catch. peany performance, and will be read
With pleasure ard prof, by every one capable Of
spprec,aiinF home Joys OF Of mourning over The
Influences which blight aud blast theni.
Gertrude Ru.sel was originally published IN
The n York gan. and cost the publishers Of that
pc per. 800 Il Is nov ready in beautiful took
Of "a large octave pages well printed, on iino pa
per, and illustrated by
Twelve Original Engravings.
The circulation OF this great story must do
much good. Price % cents-or i've for 81. Or.
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