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New GoedsTbe subscribers have just received from late a
us piece. linens, which hey pure
m At pss. from s cent % ,ss ans , sIs 10
E & s s;R; s;' s:s sss.-s y s ' cents
70 DOZEN sa s ssa ns % w ass sas without fingers
~ y very ricl white craps shsvl.. VS..
100 DO do misses and chldrens do, every kind.
e ssw e e Psss sss pcss
oeteI win many other new and desirable articles to which the
May a3~swif p. II. HOE a co.
THE Domestic Practice OF Hydropashy, with ansen
engraved Illustrations Of important subjects BY Edward John
Hydropay, water illustrated with many
Theory and "ss Rydrop.ty
A ssii'' '0' sue ~ N'
NEW BOOKS jus. received at Taylor q maary'.
| Volume Bhdrethi United States.
History of ,he american Bibie society, I vol. svo
Cheap ssSo" 81 esnsj q sTsdy hiee,'ro Una
The Maiden Aunt-a story OFFS NJ
Lus,ral Curling Fluid, The
Cologne fine French Soaps and choice Buffalo Tuck
Also, Chinese skn Powder, for restoring, beauty
Et es smooth and soa A' PHRKERw
Aasa- tG'obo few doors below National Hotel
ab,nes edition Of Classic Tales, soprs,ne
Virginia. Gulvei TrayeIs s'sns sentimental Journey,
wsvey anecdotes illustrating popular characters. scene. and
cidents in the novels and romance OF Sir Walter Lon
don. TAYLOR A MAURY.
June 81 Bookselerr near On
Accordeons and FTutinas.
JUST RECEIVED, stsdonen Hall Of superior toned Ae
cordeo Persons DESTROYS purchasing excellent and beau
ii instrument for small would do well 10 call before pur
chasing elsewhere, 4et Itlt
Also, Flunas Of an improved style go,
For sale by VIM FISCHER
July g.
NO. David Csppcrfeld, by Charles Dickens (Bcz.)
Domestic Practice q Hydropaty with - Illustrations,
This day received, for sale At TAYLOR MAURYS
July Is '6llfT Bookstore, Oh
and Management snbe and e Road,
with adyce 20 purchasers Pnce rs cents -, 49, = -
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ruITARs-wII.LIAM FISCHER has hand great vanet
VI plain ornamental guitars with patent square an
prices from hve 20 any dota
Aso piano., from the celebrated manu-
volins flutes eight keys ciaonet dreo
accordeons and futna with the most improved instructed
book for each instrument Iit
Iuiv0 . (. I =. .
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RHETORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing
Ill interesting facts traditions, biographical
sketches anecdotes relating IL history and antiquities,
geier with geographical and statistical descriptions which 10
appended Descriptive District OF
with 100 snersvingsi by Henry Howei
sT a9 Se e sas % T. ssssss and 10y
sale by 1900 FRANCK TAYLOR
Aug3
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yIrIIATMAN's Drawing Paper.-w. FISCHER, importer
dealer superior stationery parement Rodgerss cutie
y &c. received, direct from the mznufcters large
supply Whaunans superior drawing paper made expressly
DER following Of which Tor whole
sale o reta a stAiioners' Hall. =
Cap inches; DENY, Is by % inches medium II
by ~ royal 10 by - inccs snpeuoya BY inches
Imperial BY 30 elephant 70 by - inches Columbia %
BY IS inches double elephsni "a by ~ nehes aniquanan By
inches July u
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"a platt,5urg BaraOks, Piatsb,gg, Nsv York.

~ Fiatts6urg Baryaoks, Piattsbvg, NsW York.
3 : s:%s: g g ss.s .sp..a.. sssr
s bushels ofnsw white hed beans
bounds % s 1000 marc ssa s osp o....
Z bushels q good clean dry fine sal
AZ Sackstfs Harbor, Nsw York.
SO s. barrels BARREL. 81 81 g gs.s .apsraue aou.
no bushels ofnsw white aeId beans
ss pounds q s sosa hard hard i ALLOW candles
g bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
on =. ss so remainder in all October 1850
~ Fort Oatar,o, 0s0sg0. Nev York.
:::s:. 4 81 ;sss.a s:s ss s:.,,
y pounds ., 9 ssssa hard 'siIsy candles
onens Of June, isso, rs%sadsr in ali OCTOBER sso
Al Fort Niagara. NeV York.
s. bushels Of white field beans
pound. q GOD sssa hard ' ssSS candle.
i; i'ss' in .. October. s
Al Detroit Barracks. Detroit, Miehigan.
s:si: y S .sssra.s ass.
i,.s sssass . s ssss s ss.s u. sss '''n'
! ss:Ssi. :: e 50; elem sy sas .sii
onshs on Is, Of June issoi Ie%snder in all October 1850
AZ Fort Graiiot, Miehigcn
l25 barrels Of hesh supernne -four
IS bushels OF new white field beans n n,
$40 pounds of good hard soap .S 8# .4.sa
30 pounds Of good hard tallow Candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry hne salt .t..
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar
onshan the LIST Of June 1885, remainder In all October 1850
Al Fort Maekinac, Miehigan
IS barrels Of pork I. @
las barrels Of fresh superfne -four @t...
S. bushels Of white field beans
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
, 396 pounds Of good hard tallow candles
IL bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
40 gallons OF good cider vinegar X s
Inv
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NEW BOOKS Ar TAYLOR q siAURY's. near Ninth

IN street
Rowland Cszhei, by Lover, I'd part e. hfL
Hildrctis New History Of the United staics, VOL
southey's Common place Book, Halpcrs edition, Mol
Edmond Dantes, Sequel 10 Count Of Monte Chrisio
European Life and Manners, by Henry Colman
Mn. Grcys novel, msgdeien and Mucic or The Re
Guest ~. lNIt Hft. htu,aa3
July 4. s--t. 81 .... ~. y,
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NO. David CapperGeId, by Charles Dickens, (Box.)
Domestic Practice q Hydopay, with Is engraved illustrations
BY Edward Johnson, NJ. D. - ..-....-.
This day received, for sale at TAYLOR MAURY's
July Is F0lF Bookstore, near Oh street.
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The Complete containing the Habits Diseases
and Management Horse IN ne smhie and on te Rond
with adyice 20 purchasers Pnce rs cents. -, xcv
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NEW BOOKS Just received st T.yi
" bookstore, near OH street.
Volume Bildrcth's United States.
southcyis Commonplace Book, No2.
History of the Amefican Bible Society, vol. evt
Lycllis Second Visit 90 the United statcs.
Cheap edition 81 ccnts) Of "Bady Alice, 'ror tn
The Maiden Aunt-a story ofs. NJ.
Aug5
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IA Guide Che NoleIn Middle, md
States Canada New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia iu
ted with ~ maps steel, and Is engravinrs.
Hand book for Travellers through The United
States embeshed with los engasin and accompanied by large
Smiths New Guide through United States, wi
a large and map. "a EF.-LE r.E -. st- !
cents, with map 1881 fhANCk TAYLOR
Ang.
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THE Domestic Practice OF Hydropsthy
Il engraved Illustrations Of important subjects.
son, NJ, ID.
Hydroputiy, or The Water Cure illustrated viii
cure. by Joel shew, NJ. ID.
Theory and Practice Of Hydropathy, intended for
n. francke. For sale by FRAN
Aug II
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-05
DTED,

In Person County, the 18th ultimo, Alexa nder
Gordon, Esq. in the Goth year of his age.
Very suddenly, Thursday the 23d inst, at the
residence of her mother in this place. Miss Cornea
Watson only daughter of the late Dr. Lotan g. Watson,
the 2lst year of her age. 1t is almost superuous for
pass any eulogy the life of the deceased. Her
polished intellect, and aable and unassumng manners,
had won the regard and esteem of all with. whom she
mingled. The duties of sister and daughter per-
formed by her with cheerulness and prompness seldom
to be met with in this life.
For months past the Bible had been her daily comPan
ion and many hour did she employ in perusing its
sacred pages. Though community has deeply felt
this dispensaon of all-wse Providence yet
not those who have hope Better far better that
the beautiful cloud should melt away in the morning
sunlight, than wander through the weary day. to gather
in darkness and end in Storm"
H;Asborotgh Recorder.
At his residence Forsyhe county, the Sd of Au-
gust James Stafford, Esq in the 64th year of his age.
Justly entitled to the confidence of those to whom he
was we'll known he elected in 1885, to represent
the county of Stokes in the House of Commons. In
consequence of bad health, he compelled to retire
from public life till 1S42 when he chosen Sena-
tor for the county. The deceased member of the
Baptist church, and breathed his last in the confidence
of glorious Immortality large of friends,
accompanied his afflicted family to his last resting place,
and many an eye was dmmed with tear, it saw tho
close all thatremaned of excellent
q pure patriot, and an honest and upright man.
: > A FRIEND.
In this county very suddenly of paralysis the goth
ult, Mrs. Ann Myatt consort of Mr. Aer Myatt in the
64th year of her age. She had lived exemplary men,
of the Baptist Church for than forty years. and
in her death left largo circle of friends and relatives to
their irreparabe loss. But they mourn not for
her as those that have hope. BLESSED the dead
which die in the Lord yea saith the Spirit, that they
may rest from their labors and their works do follow
them.' [ ICoM. e
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TRINITY SCHOOL,
SEVEN MILES WEST OF RALEIGH.
hfc:-. II. z. B.9EBET. Rector.

: Rcs-. II. Il. B.9BBET, Rector.
TTIHE REV. P. r. BABBTT, late Rector of the Dio-
i cesan School of Charleston, s. c., having assumed
the charge of Tnity School, viii enter upon his duties
about the middle of October Meantime the School is
in opeon, and pupils will be received and cared for
ill MIR. B. shall take possession.
This School is in retired, healthful and beautiful sit
uadon Its buildings ample and comfortable arrang
ed expressly for the purposes and it offers advantages OF
high order for intellectual moral and reg culture
The terms payable half in advance, are One Hundred
and Fifty Dollars, per annum, for board, and tuition in
English Latin and Greek For French extra charge
will be made. The School year is period of 10 months
Mr.. BABBIr being personally known to but few in N
Co. offers for consideration the following testimonial and
references:
"The undersigned having seen from gentlemen of the
highest respecahty in Charleston S. G., and in other
cities testimonials to the eminent qualifications OF the
Rev. Mr. BABBIr for the duties he is about to assume
among u.s. take pleasure in cordially commenting him
and the institution under his cac to the confidence and
support of their friends and of the community
Charles Manly, George E. Badger,
Duncan Cameron, W. H. Haywood
G. W. Mordecai, Richard Hines,
Il. p. Devereux, Kenneth Rayner,
John H. Bryan, G. E. Johnston.
Mr.. B, refers to the following gentlemen:
Rt. Rev. L. S. Ives, Dr. D. Dr. Il. w. Wright,
Rt Rev.. c. +. Gadsden, d. D. Wilmington.
Rt. Rev. T. c. BrowneIi, D. D. A. j. DeRosset, Jr. do
Rev. w. NJ Green, d. d. Hon. Ed. Frost,
Rev. r. S. Mason, d. D. Charleston S.. C..
Rev. R. b. Drane, ID. d. H. w. Conner, Esq., do
Rev. Jarvis Buxton, Geo. B. Reid, Esq, do
Rev. c. F. McRae, W. c. Courtnay, Esq. do
Rev. Z. NJ. Forbes, John Hancke Esq, do
Rev. A. A. Watson, e. II. Haigh, Esq,
Rev.A. Smedes Fayetteville.
Z. ]. Hale, Esq. do
P. S. ANY inquiries in relation the School, ad-
dressed to Rev. I. BABBIr, Raleigh, N. &. w i'll be
promptly answered
August 30th, 1S49. 774-3t..
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THE MARKETS.

WILMINGroN, September /.
We have scarcely any thing worthy of remark For
two days past there has been very little doing.
TURPESrISE. Some 800 to 400 bbls. Turpcntine
have been disposed of at 24Oc. per bbl for Yellow and
1918 per Dbl. for Virgin Dip.
SPIRITS TURPEETINE. Several lots of Spirits Tur-
pentine disposed of at CSC. per gal Bbs. 81 so,
not returnable.
TIMBER, LUMBER, AND SLAVES. No Sales of either
that appriscd of; all dull of sale. ...--.
SHINGLES. Several thousand, common Shingles. to
arrive, have been engaged at 81 so per NJ.
CoRN AND Bacon. Market well supplied at present.
C0nlDlerciai
PETERSBURG, August 80, ls49.
ToBAcco. Demand active without any material change
in prices since our last report.
CorroN Nominal-9 to 10 cents
Com. At to 4s Gents per bushel.
Wheat. Receipts large. We quote at 100 to l03c.
for red-white 100 to lose.
FLoUR. Superfne ST to $53.
Bacon. Rather dull at u to Il for Va. and n. C..
hog round.
LAID. Virginia, in kegs, 81 to cents. Rep.
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nrARR led.

In Hillsborough, by William H. Brown, Esq. Mr.
Mordeca B. Barbee to Miss Mary A. E. German. Also
by Daniel D. Phillips, Esq, Mr. Isaac X. Huskcy Miss
Francis Bruce, all of that place.
In Orange county, by J. J. Freeland, Esq Mr.. John
NJ Crabtree Miss Louisa NJ Cauley, all of that county
AtLaure H on the 21st ult., by the Rev. ]. R. Nc
Intosh Mr. John G. Pearson of Guilford Miss Mary
Little eldest daughter of the late Bryan Mcfarland
In the town of Leaksve, N. c., Thursday the Esd
August by Rev. Benton Field Mr.. Luke Roach to Mrs.
Sarah Stewart. y
On Sunday morning the 26th, by Caleb H. Matthews,
Esq., Mr.. Wesley Morris to Miss Lucy Ann Deen all
of Forsythe county. ..s +:
In Rockingham county, by the Rev. Benton Field,
Mr. Lindsay Blackburn Miss Penelope, daughter OF
Mr.. Robert Moir, of Rockingham.
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A WE'LL CONCERTED INTRIGUE!
VALUABLE SECRET DIsCLosED.t

The welfare of the American people renders II neces-
sary that they should be made cognznt with very
momentous and valuable secret, having ultimate
necton with their pccunary Interests the great inpo!
Of which, urgently demands their serious and
deliberate attention. There be very little doubt that
there exists in the whole human family universal dis
taste to bear the sings and of outrageous For
tune so long they others OF the ge7lrS H0StC
whether by the exercise of more astute understanding
the result of purely ioruitous circumstances dwelling
i'll marble Halls, surrounded by parasites and revclhng
in luxury and contentmcnt. Openly and fearless
y obecting such handed Justice" and cool
y determined to destroy this eapdTte medium of basking
in the sunshine of ortunc, and if practicable establish
equilibrium in society, Pyfor & Co., the truly Fortunate
far famed and old established Lottery Brokers, generous
impart to the public the offspring of their laorions
searches i'll the abstruse mysteries of the dark ageke
arcanus Of veeHh! The cabalistie words seven in
number and when arranged according to the directions
of the Ca6nla. signify
"Look to PYter q Co. for Riches - a., --
MOST. BRILLIANT RESULTS AGAIN u
Ecer;y Lottery showers lis treasures -
Correspondents read the glorious evidence :,
PYFER s. co. I'rIlic Bcncfactors =
See the ri,fte Of tie, JftSt5order ialalt
$25,O0O whole ticket, numbers Is 49 SIS, drawn goth
August was sent to South Carolina. Tie result Of he
first OrQer See managers official drawing Of that date.
81 7,O00 whole ticket, sent to Pennsylvania. .. 49,
l5 900, half ticket sent to Louisiana.
$4,000, half ticket. sent to Pennsylvania.
S5,000 half ticket, sent to Ohio. ,-...
S 700, quarter ticket sent to North Carolina
So 900, quarter tfsket, sent to South Carolina. ~
81 0o0 quarter ticket, to Virginia.
S5000 quarter ticket, sent to New York.
$4,000, quarter ticket to South Carolina.
$4,000 quarter ticket, sent to Virginia >
Nearly every Prize paid and on file . !.
Pyfer & Co. always refer to the Managers
Every person should try his or her luck : :,
The first trial often Draws the Capitalt
Bank Drafts payable at sight in Gold. remitted prompt
y to any part of the United States for Prizes sold b
Pyfer & Co.
Pyfcr d Co. sell all the large Prizes!
One order may DraiU Fortune -
Splendid Scheme for September, 1910.
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SPLENDID INVESTMENT.

Cash Basiness, Yielding from $4,000 to So
600 Profit Per Annum. Will be Sold Out.
LNOR SALE in the City of Baltimore, Exchange
i and Lottery Oice-the desirable, and uery best
Office in the City, beyond any question In regard to
the amount of Cash City business, it boasts the largest
in Baltimore The locality is in the very heart of the
business part of the City The reputation of the office,
(known from Canada TO Forida) is the faires and most
extensive in the country and the fixtures the most cost
y substantial tasteful and 1t has by far the most
numerous and profitable country Correspondence in the
Union. The whole Establishment, license, fixtures ard
good WILL will be sold for less than will be guaran-
tied to the purchaser from the Lottery business alone i'll
six months If reference to the books of the Concern
affirmed by the managers Of Lotteries should not be
perfectly satisfactory, then there will be sale. The
lowest cash price 81 500. The moderate and there
is lease the premises. Persons disposed to avail.
themselves of opportunity of getting into etab
Hshed and pleasant business, producing net profit Of
from frc to seven thousand dollars per annum, must
address D. G. F. Box 35l, Baltimore, Md.
September l, ls49. 774-3t
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..-o,.e IF the Hungarians, from Co
crest. lH0 IL 10 fnlIv confirmed. The accounts
p3li as to the duty whicn was ~ - eoi
P,sb by the MagyaIS ,svailed in Vienna and Press
The ~onseonence of the advance OF the Hunga-
burg, III u1nosts were reported TO have appear
rians wno:e wn:oIhero. All the troops that could be
ed in eera Vienna were immediately dispatched by
sff;Iroad to Pressburg ubo ,voro r,srelv -.v 20.
Hi Manv of the soldiers VINO "eie nie'e-1 %"
MANY e. ;,b rreat reluctance.
crults' lei' h;c6 continued during the 23d, 24th
A batn9' took place between the Russians and
and 2o' ~ near Meiskoltz, on the left bank OF the
HungaranS nSamed that after the battle. Gorgey quitt
hs noston and the Russians gooo oeal cut up'
follower a.ooL CorroN MARKET, Aug. 19. There has
LIFLoneiderable activity in the market during the
0eet 0t On Saturday and Monday large sales were
oJe at the extreme quotations given on the 10Th.
" m soon as the advices by the latest steamer from
a'ica came to hand which was on Tuesday, the
NET assumed an animated appearance, and holders
,once sought higher prices.
Ure the close of the market on that day, the quo
.ons of American descriptions I'd. higher than
" the 10th. A large business were done on the fol-
on on dav. at still further advance. On Thurs.
S' the market had somewhat subdued appearance,
Sa the advance was fully maintained. The commits
VS. quotations yesterday were declared to be sgd.
~ fair Uplands, sgd. for fair Mobile, and SD. for
air Orleans.
RPEADSTUFES. Inc marker 1or OreadStunS IS dull.
nD Thursday wheat of all kinds declined from to
d pei bushel American was selling at 5s Sd rs
rs 20 lbs. Indian corn, on the other hand, had adj
Tlnced from two to three shlings per quarter. The
I, extreme depression having brought an increased
i,nand from Ireland, with some speculation. The
onotatons are 81 2ss per quarter for yellow, and
J; 99s for white.
Flour sold slowly during the week-the> better
caaies realizing former prices, but secondary sorts
are Cd. per bbl. lower.
Subsequently the market became steady, and we
pew quote prime sound descriptions of American at
Ss cd TO 25s per bbl; white inferior, uninspected,
difficult to sell at lS to 20s.
From the manufacturing districts the accounts speak
encouragngly of trade in both cotton and woollen
goods
Money continues plenty, and the rates of discount
Easy. English funds are steady, and fair amount
Of business going forward.
There is moderate but steady demand for Ameri-
provisions, prices generally being we'll sustained.
Lard is in good demand, with an advance of Cd per
wi Sales of 500 bbls at 35s. Cd.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-05
communicated for the Georgian.1

Savannah, Jan. 3Ist, IS4S.
Messrs. Editors: Having been requested testify
the properties of DIR. W1srAR's BAIsAM OF WILD
CHERRY, take greatpeasure in stating that have fire.
quenty used it myself and administered to others dur
ing the past years of obstinate coughs colds
soreness of the chest &c. and always with the most
happy result and such is my unbounded confidence in
its merits that prescribed it for my friends in each of
the above the first and ecacious remedy.
also fully convinced that if used In the ncpien
stages of consumption would be found speedy remedy
and sure preventative of that fatal and much dreaded
maady. Wishing its proprietor extensive sale, and
regeng that its virtues not universally KNOWN
am yours, &C., E. p. n. =
None genuine, unless signed /. BUrrs the wrapper
For sale. wholesale and retail by WILLIAMS, HAY
WOOD & Co.. Raleigh NC.
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Recent Publications.

GOUTHEY'S Common Black Book.
- Lyells second visit to the United States.
Gieders Compendium of Ecclesiastical History
- Mayhevy's Magic of Kindness. -
Dante's Divine Comedy The Inferno.
Chalmers Posthumous Works, IN seven vols.
MeIvilIe's Typee.
Ruxtoh's Life in the Far West.
History of Wonderful Inventions.
Beecher's Incarnation.
My Uncle, the Curate.
Mcvilles Mardi.
'Agen's Morris.
I.amartine's Memoirs of my Youth.
Roland Cashel, by Lever
Abbotts Histories comprising Mary Queen of Scots,
Charles Ist, Alexander the Great Hannibal Queen Ell
lizabcth Charles 2nd Marie Anoninptte, Julius Caesar
Kaloolah.
Acton, or the Circle of Life.
Just received at the N c. Bookstore and for sale by
II. D. TURNER.
Raleigh, Aug. Is, ls4s. 774-
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-09-05
REMOVAL OF GEN. LANE.

A Correspondent of the Washington Union, writing
from Laurenceburg, Indiana, under date of August
21st, says:
..If the removal of General Joe Lane had been
known in time before the election IN this State the
Democratic majority would not have been less than
81, 900. This single act of this more :han mad ad-
ministration has astounded even the wings: That
General Taylor should have removed Joe Lane, who
had so distinguished himself in the late war as to be
called its Marion-one who had fought by his side,
and bed in the very battle 10 which he is indebted
for all his military honors and his late vaon-seens
inp spirit corning-the Senate of the United States,
majority of whom, if not ALL obtained their high
stations from high and lofty fitness, and not false
preences, or solemn pledges thirteen times repeated
no sooner made than vioated--who can and will re-
call Joe Marshall by force of theveto power. "a"d
can it 6e--is ii possible that General Taylor has re-
moved Joe Lane the patriot and wounded soldier to
make room for Joe Marshall. who opposed the war
that made him President?" Such is the language
Of whigs:" gt1f - - s2z ~ *s1a
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4" How few who think Alright among the thinking few,
How many never think, but only think they do"
THE SENTIMENT IMPLIED in the above exclamation
is no subject more fully exenplifed than that of
health Butt few give it single thought and fewer still
reflect upon it with the observation and good which
matters Of minor consequence receive. AS observation
teaches the fact that Dr. Osgoods Indian Gholagogue
failing remedy in Fever and Ague. good sense
would surely indicate its prompt and immediate
The above excellent medicine may be found at Wiz
LIAMs, HArwooD, & Co., Druggists, Raleigh, n. c.