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subscriptions stock.

borough Patriot Of Saturday ssys: . The rise Of
forty thousand dollars have been subscribed to the
stock Of the North Carolina Railroad in GuIford
county, up 70 the date hereuf-and The progress
is still onward"
The Patriot inquiries. What are the other
counties along the line doing Are they doing
any thing? What is the amount put down in
Rowan-Da,idsOn-R Randolph -ilamsnce-O Or.
ange-Wakci"
AZ the close Of the thirty days. during which
the books are to stand open, We hope the people
Of Alamanee and Orange win enable US 10 give
srespOnse-tO the inquiry which neither they not
we shall be ashamed Of
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rnccndiarIes I'm 81. Louis.-Th,

Baltimore American has photographic repOr, from
81. LOUIS, which states that I've different attempts
were made on the 10th inst. 10 destroy the city
BY fire. One was BY firing the steamer Whirl.
wind, Al the same time. IN three Of her state
rooms. Il was, however, fortunately discovered
in time TO save the boat. The other attempts
were made in the northern part Of the city, two
Of which were in lumber yards. The city Is
much infested with bands Of desperaioes and
thieves. There Is much excitement, and an e..
uahand o. police 70 preserve order and patrol
the city is contemplated.
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COURT or WaRnFrs.

THE Wanlsns q he POor ~. Eola reg ss-
mi-ann0al lueeiitg a. he Paol Ilo1ss. ca
he Ia MoIdsy IN seIseH.hef hesi, 4 Nlir1 ,ssss
q Superintendent Tor the ensuing scar vii il
rleSiei. Psisons having t1s.Eszs With said War
aens cnn Ihrn aitsFd.
D, order Il he nn.Fi
$. N. WILKINSON. See.
August u. o.
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The FaIr.-T'hs Ladies Of he Fensls d

The Fair.-T'hs Ladies Of The Female De-
nsyOlrnl Society. CONNECTED silh the Presbyterian
Church in this place. intend holding Pair a
the Masonic HalIon "Wednesday esrning The ss,l
inst. % commence al S'elors. The monies ne
seised viii be expended By lhe Laiies in The Fur
,hrrance Of the benesoien, purposes Nhirh They
have IN hand and We hCpe shey vii receive Il.
hrral encouragement, from baisv0leat and
christian people.
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Counterfeit Threes-we hass leer

Counterfeit Threes We hase leen
shown ; counlerie.I Three D.llar BIZ On
HE Bank Of Cape Fear. which 70 ealeula-
lsd % dereiSe The nnwary. The filling N
End signatures are hard % Distinguish i0m
The genuine bills: hst iinle attention will
discover The generally bad execution 81
The engraving IN comparison with The
genuine. The large figure 3. which sp.
pears IN five places on The face Of tie bill.
is executed in smaller circles Than on lie
genuine--ihe circles look palrr. and on
close Inspection pFesen, different siyle
Of engraving. The bill Is dared Isl Aug'l
lsf0-lelier NJ an the right hand end.
The things looks condemn il. il you will
observe Il closely. GrealsJe~g-srk Paf.
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Fire In Weidon.--Oa The night ii FIi.
day the 10Th Instant Ere broke OF, in the store
house Of ]. ". Burton & 20. whieh destroyed
nine buildings, among which was the Office q the
Wilmington and Rsleigh Railroad Company.
Loss estimated q, four Or i've thousand dollars.
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Is ssEsEefsg tesefios 70 Is pary aE-
DIR IL iiais ~ changes.
Their = silll siach A0ri az III. Nsa-
gum . %. AID ae earnesliy hope he s.,sE
he spared he strength / niil coss. lie
has - long ieen isIlhf1i gusrdian oser
The welfare Il tie Wig psIly. ilazl he i,as.
- i we're. bcc0ine one II as lime. honor.
81 landmarks. PaiI-Sssski= .S.ar..
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ID
Notice.

4 HAVE removed my Wool Cards to my Mills
I on Haw River, newly repaired and Clothed,
and they will be in operation in a few days. !
also have considerable quantity Of Cotton Yarns
on hand, a superior article.
JOHN NEWLlS.
It'll mo. llth, lsi9. 90
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Tailoring Business.

Gorge EiWECK aiss.es 4 irfsra IL
!i'saassaa1S = ilr solHis i A.sE.sLHG ftEt
a has saalenusd lie ll.ae lssssHsas :, he -
s,lsi'se d lsa.ssr Ftgsi. GO. Has EistF Post
tliagt, sls : FlrPsfsf 70 e.elnss sil pofk in Is
40 z : nssi and fi-lionsiie sir AID On rs
sanal'ie - accommodating rersas.
Ausasi u. ss-agp
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A clsgtess -rIrur
60 aFfErsi nEsrtE - - ..~s.ss.ts.
u sTsa'esf Tnilsssit = nen.an -rieii
iSe hundred snd seseasy-sax pounds. .L-
eifelnsslenre Of her arm i.siag ih,ue Zee:
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re made I feel e0aEIsni sl.siscs,ess sal
e lisr rsaii.
There Is much 10 b. sid snd mach 10
ae leaned sbaul Ial Toais. and hope
here sill be general abundance Of IL.
pesPle II Hliisborough On Tuesday Of
OEaRgs CoI,l. uErn illey VII be address.
ed ~ lie subject BY CO.. S9aln md
Cor. GTaAam.
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NOtice--California.

A Ill persons indebted to the subscriber will
~ please to come forward and settle their ac-
counts, as he has sold out his entire stock, and
wishes to close his present business. Long indul-
gencc cannot be given. An early compliance
with this request will save the visit Of consts.
bic, and will much oblgc,
l.. CHEEK.
June ls. a6--a
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From Florida. - Official intelligence
has been received al some Of the Depart
menis at Washington TO The effect that mp
10 the 3Olh July, the Indians of Florida,
in the vicinity of Tampa Bay, were all
quiet, and it was not apprehended thai
any disturbances would soon occur.
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Next 10 love. quietness.
Nothing dries sooner than tears.
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
Reported for the Intelligencer.l


Friday, August II, 1919.
ToB,cco.--The receipts are becoming
quite light. and prices are unchanged; we
quote as heretofore, Lugs 81 s3i /; Leaf
So; Manufacturing Z a $50.
CoTToN.-Continues in brisk demand,
at 8 a l0c; some prime lots are held
higher.
FLouR.-Old is dull al 4 S4i. New
ST s5a.
Wharf.-The demand is active, Red
100 lO7. White los ll2c.
CoRS.-The prospect Of fine crop
keeps prices down; sales are made al
doc.
Bacon The demand is less active,
Va. cured, hog round, II All; Western
Shoulders and Sides 6 &c.
LARD.-rhis article is unchanged.
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The Hon. ALaEHT GaLLaTiS, long known
thrOughaui The Union IS an eminent patriot and
statesman, died q his residence in New York on
sunda, The l2lh instant. in the seth wear q biz
s.e. He had long been IN feeble sisie o.
healih.
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BONNER Manure.

'FHE Purchasers d he Patent ior his F,sicra
y making ManlIe, are re9rsstCl 10 Hsgri 81
The Store Of ]. 7. Kirkland. ssq 81 ls o'c,0tk, GA
THURSDAY Of Angus, cOuEiy Goual, 3Olh Instant.
August IL. g.
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"Wednesday, August a2.

~ We arr requested % state tha, Ger.
Graham and Gov. sxain. o. lhe insilaiiaa 4
de- Railroad colnusiilec. viii address the psorie
4 HHl4.oroush on Tursasy q August cOun.
de ssh instant.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.

The following are the returns Of the election in
ihe several districts in this state for Members of
congrcss-mos, Of them are official. and We he.
liese oil Of them are correct:
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Rl0Oded Horse fer Sale.

\ r NOT sod leoTc, hlnoa i,as Stallion. "a in
y ported Flaterer. dam y Msroin. siz srsrs
old IN MAY lasi. the property q; Goy. Graham.
viii he sold ii Auction beioir tie couii House
door. on Tuesday u August coutl, GA eIrlii OF
tNrlSe months, baud ana ssenlils,
T. 80 A--..
- r.
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Notice.

A PPLlCATIoN will be made at the August
n Term Of the County Court Of Orange, to es-
tablish an Election Precinct at Thomas Brewers,
esq
July %. o.
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south Carolina Kali Roads.-In

Abbesille district, South Carolina fifty thousand
dollars have been subscribed towards constructing
branch from her Court House to the main
trunk Of the Columbia and Greenvillc Rail Road.
The Commissioners Of the Laurens Railroad
have given notice that the amount necessary TO
secure the charter has been subscribed. and the
stockholders are to meet at an early day to or.
game the company.
Aworthy spirit Of emulation appears to be an.
mating the whole people Of South Carolina in
the career Of improvement, which is highly graft
ying to all who love to contemplate the growing
prosperity Of our onmon country.
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A SUBSCRIBER.
The rIexican ProtOeol-Tlis doeI

The Hexiean ProtOsol-I'Lis doen.
meat. lssys Tie Philadelphia Ledger.
Hhlrh has already created some mise IN
Ihe public prints. i likely 10 lie subject
81 much longer discussion IN lie neat
Congress. correspondence has sprung
up recently between Rasas. ihe Mexiean
Minister II Foreign Afiairs. and Mr.. clay-
Ion. IN respect 10 us force IS pari % The
lSie treaty between the two enDniries. Mr..
Clayton, We learn. GOES Tie illl length Of
denying any validity 10 The protocol Al all.
u forming no pari Of the ratified treaty.
never having rereiyed the sanction Of Con-
gress; and being inconsistent with the
constitution OF The United States in some
Of rs requirements, particularly that y hich
recognizes Ire prrt0minanre II panifu-
lar religion in The reded territories. The
grant Of land. &c. The subject is likely
10 be one Of interest in the next session Of
Congress. SIR. Clifford. u. $. Minister 10
Mexico. one Of The Commissioners who
agreed 10 The protocol, is 10 be recalled.
and is likely 10 be succeeded hy Governor
Leichcr. Of Kentucky. The Mexican
journals, We see. announce the fart Of the
sucression. but il has vel. ne understand.
moi been fully determined upon.
The Proclamation, copy Of which will
be found in another column. was received
yesterday at the Department Of Stale, in
a communication from the President Of
the United States, al Harrisburg. Penn.
sylyania.
For some weeks past the country has
been disturbed with rumors IL The Assem-.
bling and drilling al hands Of men in die.
ferent parts Of The United States. Various
places have been anfnlly designated as the
object Of their destination. 1ampico and
The Sierra Madre Provinces Of Mexico,
Yncaian and Cuba. have all been alluded
to in connection with The enterprise. But
the truth has been siudionsly concealed by
the leaders engaged in il. The common
soldiers who have been enlisted were moi
TO be entrusted with the secret as TO tho
object 10 be effecied until after embarka'
lion. How far the expedition has pro-
ceeded we know not. But we do know
that bands OF men have lately assemble,
at point nor far from New Orleans: AM
that the evidence is clear that Cuba is the
real object Of those engaged in il. Mos
earnestly do we hope that The President
may succeed in arresling The preparation
OF such an outrage on lrendly nation. and
maintaining nnsullied the honor of oul
country. Plumber can be The only mo.
tive Of such an enterprise; and all good
men rejoice TO witness the honest rcdemp-
lion Of General Taylor's pledges 10 his
county, TO preserve The faith Of our irea.
ties and suppress oil illegal enterprises
against friendly foreign nations. The
gallant soldier who has spent forty years
in the camp, and braved The bullets ol his
counlry's enemies in so many battles
who has sounded all the shoals and depths
Of military glory--proves himself 10 tho
world 10 be, as we predicted before his
election that he would be, the Man OF
PEACE" MAJ. hteHigencer.
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Notice.

A PPLICATIoN will be made, at August
- Court, to establish an Election Precinct at
Jesse Durham's. ......
RICHARD FREEMAN,
IAWkIN STROUD.
ALLEN EDWARDS,
JESSE DURHAM,
July 90, o.
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Northern LiberaIity.-The Whining

ton Chronicle Of Wednesday says:
Wepublished the Prospectus Of the Washing
ton Republic expecting to have at least the cour-
'esy Of an exchange extended to us. Two or
three Of the early numbers Of the paper were sent,
and then its visits were suspended
And this is the return, VIC believe tha, South.
ern editors generally meet with. We are solicited
to publish the prospectuses for papers in North.
ern cities and puff them into notoric,v bo, so
soon as their prosperity has been secured bv The
assistance which the country presses have afford.
ed them, and they no longer need our assistance
they almost invariably kick the stools from he.
meath them which raised them into greatness,
We have long been Of opinion that Southern edi.
tors would better consult their own interest by
paying for these exchanges in money, than BY
lending the use Of their columns TO promote their
circulation, in many instances to their own pre-.
lndlce; even though the "promise" of an OK
Change should be more literally complied with.
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An Abduction Case.',-Considera
Ole excitement prevailed in New Orleans reccntIv
lot week or two, in consequence Of the alleged
INDUCTION of Jean Francisco Rey, refugee from
Tuba. Rey, it was said, had been keeper of
Prison in Havana, had connivcd at the escape Of
~ offender, and fed 10 tho United States. The
sfsnlsa authorities of Cuba, ii was supposed,
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'isE'y ; msiaIl:,. ~
NINTH DISTRICT.

Outlaws majorii,. SO
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Jew DaVids, or Hebrew
Plaster!
4 certain Remedy for al fred pains in
The stas, chest, IONS, back, 6owels,
THE CELEBRATED

4 csrtai" Remedy for al fred pains il
The stas, chest, IONS, back, 6owel,
muscle,
5p iEUNATiS IT. all il. varie,
@@ form, Nervous Affections, Lung
ond Liver complaints, Spinal Affections
Female weaknesses, &C., &c. For III,
boVe complaints this plaster has NJ
quail The great celebrity which i
las already acquired, not only in tht
new world, the extraordinary cures i
'as performed in the most extreme
cases Of suffering, have acquired Tor i
such a reputation, that the propri,ttl
has NOT (untIl recently becn able 10 sup
ply half the demand.
The sales throughout every city,
town and village IN the United States are
thout parallel!
A circumstance no. surprising, when
The vast amount Of human suffering re.
'eved BY its use be considered, IN spinal
]ieferts the benefit usually isot the most
decided character. In Nervous com.
plants. nineteen cases out Of twenty
readily yield 0 the e~retrating stimuIa
combined IN this valuable preparation.
In Rheumatism either acute or chron.
&c the Claims of the II brew Plaster
have long since been universally ac-
k~nowledged. Those who are Iaborirg
under. weak backs, no matter from what
cause The weakness may have original
ed @(even If such person have been mis-
guided IN previous applications in the
use ofthe Hebrew Plaster they will find
the affected part suddenly restored to
he original soundness.
As supporter in cases Of constitu-
tlonaI weakness it will be found of great
advantage. 1t IS particularly recon-
mended TO Females who are suffering
from sudden weakness, or general de-
billy In short, it embraces all the
virtues which the most scientific mind
was capable ofcompounding from valua.
substance found 10 the old world.
will be found entirely free from
hose objections which are a source Of
complaint with the numerous spread
now before the public.
W These plasiers possess the ad.
.antage of being plt up in air tight
'oXes, hence, they retain their full vir.
nes IN all climates
Sold Wholesale and retail by Scoyil g.
No. so, Chartres ST., New Or
La. General Agents for the South
nd West
Sold "a Canton By E y. WARD e.
No. PRIEST y & MOSuY, and b.
itfTeg0iar,y authorized agents through
nj he Stale.
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Dr.. BlLLIN GS'

C~Hrmin0tive and A%stringent Syrup.
THE UNFAlLING REMEDY FOR The ABOVE DISEASES
Has been before the public for a sufficient
length of time to establish its reputation as a
medicine of unravelled excellence. in the
treatment of the diseases for which it is inten.
ded, fits success is without a parallel. liz
popularity is daily increasing, Thousands
bea' willing testimony to its %virtuous, and ex.
press their gratitude for the t,liet which ii has
afforded them
he "'aSs AL X, Faculty,
Jur sic, LAWYER, Statesmen, Divines, and citi-
Gems OF intelligence in every profession mite
in this. The public are respectfully invited
to examine the certificates appended. II il
often the case, that thuse published are from
persons little known, or 10 whose judgement
the public can have littIr confidence; and
sometimes for want Of wen such support. re-
commentators W Ich are entirely fraudulent
are nnhlushinglv nut forth % call attention to
some worthless rostrum. Here, a medicine
compounded upon the sonndest principles If
Medical Sci nee, the efficiency Of which has
been fully tried. is recommended b pc lemep
of the highest standing in so, iqty, who are
known to the whole community. It is only
asked that
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sPRlNG MllLlN EaY.

IS 2. NUGEN1 having fmo.ed
e III Sore formerly oc 10 I'd by
nr' oheidon announces to the Ladies Of
anton and V%acintg, u NJ she il prepa r.
H1 ia.com aence her Spring Millinery
~ VII give particular attention ~
DRESS MAKING in every variety DE-
Maptiilas, Vlsettes, saeks.. and
Rtdtng Habits. mde To order. AIsa
BON ELS cleaned ana II
p the q swest Fl .hiGn.
Feb. is 49, qs-tv
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TIE STATE or mrSs,s.rppr,

TIE STATE OF MsSsls>Hppr,
Harrison Coaalw
BY che Prob Ee Court Of said County.
a The February Term, l849
SHE estate OF Raber. j.. Collins decd
having been reported to, and declar.
90 by said court to be insoIvent, Notice
- hereby given to all persons having
GAINS against the estate OF said deceas
ed, to present the same 10 the unde sign
ed, on Or before the Cd Monday of Sept
noxt, or their claims will be barred.
By order Of The court.
J: T. CAMERON,
Canton, Feb IS, 1849.
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The Greet 5ntnegn EemsGy
ForDiarrhGa, Cholera dyu5tam or Summer
Compliant Of Children, DyssHterg, and Ctole-
ra Morbus.
RECOMMENDED BY THE MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
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NNODNCES to the Ladies' of Can.
ion and Madison county, hat she il
FRYING on Dress making MS usual. and
wy IN a short time have the Spring
fashions from New York and New Or,
ans, She VII also Al5ach and trim
and Straw Bonnets.
s }. SALMON
Msfch o. '49N Ga
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DIR. MURPEIY's
sUGAR.UoATED vnCErABLE

a" ll-bILlOpS AND ANTI-DYSPEPTl(
PILLS.
The great reputation which these
Pllls have obtained. from the success,
that has uniformly attended their use.
has induced the Proprietor 10 put them
up in small boxes, and TO furnish them
at such a reduced price that each person
may be enabled to keep a box constant.
on hand No amily-no person
should be without them. As thew ara
coated with sugar, they do not create
any nausea, or leave any disagreeabIe
taste in the moeth. Childrentake them
with pleasure.
Bilious complaints OF all k nds: All
chronic and lingering complaints. such
as Indigestion and Constipation Of he
Bow Is Of long standing; Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint, Enlargement of tha
Spleen, Nervous and Sick Headache
scrofula. Starlot Rash, and ali Frnn'
lions Of Skin; also, Bilious Fevers, Copp
.tlVcness. Cole, Piles, Dropsy, Rheums
ism, Jaundice, Fever and Ague. Femaia
Y Instructions, Dy EMERY, Diarrho.o
and Simmer Complaints. &c,
rney are perfectly safe. NAV be tak,.
BY persoH Of All ages and in ali china ~
an aperlent or cathartic wa,,iJ
prove beneficial. Price 25 cents = ~.
a fresh supply just received, and ror
sale, In Canton, bv -" 'of
PRlEsTtY q VoseY.
and r. D WARD
Iackson. MOORE q cARpEvrFp
V'ekbnrg 2, o. NO9DgAE. ..,,
y appoIo'ed asen thfoaghoa tbe 5ts
Canton, May IL. s5-v '"''
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THE sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COunty.

~ THr PROBATE Court or sAlp Couury.
January FERN. l849.
ME estate OF J. w. Camo. dsc,1.
having been reported to and declar
60 by said court insolvent; Notice i
h"reby given to all persons havio
claims against the estate OF said decesa 9
. to %presentlhe same to the undefsion-
Cd On or before the Cd monday Of Jply.
next,or their claims will be forever 10 :
red oaf
By order Of the court.
a. J. T. CAMERON. or
81 en-
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THE MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
OF THE STATE OF MIS- 4IssIPPI.

Of THE STATE OF MIS- 4IssIPPL.
HIS Company, incorporated by an
aer OF the Legislature at It's last
ion, has been organised under said
'" and 1t IS pow ready 10 etfecl insur
res on lives, upon Ike terms with
"se adopt d BY the best and soundesD
rrthern companies in insoring NoIth-
Gin persons. When Northern compa-
n IS insure the lives OF Southern cili-
2ens, they invariabls add one half or
ono er cent to the regu ar rates, }ur
table o! rates is as follows. The pre-
mum to b. paid by The insurer may be-
paid quarterly halt yearly OF annually.
Rares Of Premium Ior insuring One
Huudrpd dnlla 70 ~ a siuuL. Ito
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An who are sufering.

from niarrhna, Dvsentery, or Ceoiera Morbus;
and all tn Sc whose children are suffering from
tha most troublesome disease, Summer Com
plant, or Cholera Infantum, will give ita tri-
al,
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ROmmets, ROnMets.

U ATE STYLES, and a full assor
- ment Of Ladies and Misses Lac
Leghorn, Braid, Pamela, and Stray
Bonnets, for sale cheap by
s. B. SHELDON
May Ist. 34-t
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$500 REWARD.

will give FIVE HUNDRED Dol.
LARS to any person who will produce
al a less cost, a better, more innocpn,
and more perfect cure for Ague ans
Fever, or On lis and Fever, Than Dr..
Murph IS Sugar Coated Vegetable Anti
Few + Pills. viii also give Two Hun.
dred and Fifty Dollars to any person
who will how Il single case where any
injurious effects have attended the usa
OF these FILLS They are warranted in
all cases 10 cure Agne and Fever. or
Chllls and Fever, when taken according
TO the directions accompanying them
VIM b MURPHY. NH D.
Each box contains about thirty. i've
Plus and five of them are yellow su-
gal Coated Purgalive Pills, wrapped ~
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bowels. Price only so cents a box !
with full directions. Also,
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