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New Watch and Jewellery Store.
@ w. H. THOMPSON Would respectfully in
IA, form the citizens ofRalegh and its vicinity, that
s&..S4he has opened choice stock Of
Watches and JeWelry,
in part of the Store occupied by Mrs. Thompson as
Millinery establishment where he offers for sale Gold
and Silver watches, warranted correct time keepers
the latest styles of
Fashionable Jewelry,
such Guard, Vest and Fob Chains Cameo stone and
mourning Breaches; Plain, Chased and Stone Rings !;
Gold Pens and Pencils Gold and Silver Thimbes Studs
Collar and Sleeve Buttons, Ear Rings, Gold and Silver
Spectacles, &c., Fancy Goods and Fine Cutlery, all of
which will be sold cheap. Watches, Clocks and Jewel
ry repaired in superior style. Old Gold and Silver taken
in exchange
Sept. 81, ls49. 777-6m.
North Carolina Rail Road Company.
7NHE General Commissioners appointed by the in
Il cooperating said Company, having discharged the
duties devolved upon them by said hereby notify the
Stockholders that THuRsDAY 1lrH DAY OF JULY,
1850, has been appointed the time for their meeting
Salisbury, when they in person proxy, shall proceed
to elect the Directors of the Company, and to enact all
such regulations and byelaws may be necessary for
the government of the Corporation and the transaction
of its business"
JOS. H. WILSON, JAS. NJ. LEACH,
w. C. MEANS, JNO. M. MOREHEAD,
JNO. b. LORD, w. A. GRAHAM,
RICH'D WASHINGTON, N. A. sTEDMAN,
GEO. w. MORDECAI, A. P. JERKINS,
H. B. ELLIOTT, ED. B. DUDLEY,
-.. ... SAMUEL HARGRAVE. f..
June IL, 1850. sl4-td.
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LIVERY STARLES.

a THE Subscribers take occasion to inform
%< the public generally that they will carry on
Ak0. the business in all its branches, at the old
stand and that efforts expense will be spared on
their part to accommodate the travelling community;
Conveyances with good horses and careful drivers. will
be furnished all times and at short notices and in fact
every convenience for travelling, in the wcy of
Horses, Carriages. Buggies, &c.
Will be supplied the most favorable and accommo-
dating terms.
The Subscribers also expect to keep constantly on
hand, Horses, Buggies Carriages, &c. for sale.
Any persons wishing to put out their Horses by the
week. month, year, will have them we'll attended
to- moderate prices. Their Stables ON Whining
ton Street. Just to the east of Market Square.
Hoping to receive liberal encouragement the under
signed pledge themselves do all in their power to
it public patronage. BUFFAIOE & COOKE.
Raleigh, April 5, 1850. sos
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Beulah Association.
NHE next annual meeting of this Association will be
l. held with the Church at Mt Hermon Meeting House.
Orange N c., five miles North of Hillsborough
com mencng on Friday before the first Sabbath in Au-
gust next
June 26th, 1850. Sl6-
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st. Mary's School, Raleigh, N. @.
TTlHE 18th Term of this School will commence on
the 9Th day of June, and continue till the 18th Of
November. >.35
For circular containing full PARTICULARS apply to the
subscriber. ALBERT SMEDES, Rector. B
Raleigh, April II, 1850. - 1ss,3s-a 6O7-9t. <
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CIGARS

DECEIVING, and in Store,
h2OOOO Fine Regaias,
$4,000 Domestic Principle,
10000 Imported Principle, warranted genuine.
$4,000 Jenny Lind Havana, ="
$4,000 La Gretta
5000 Casadoro,
$4,000 Low priced assorted.
The above lots Of Cigars will be obbed at low prices
to punctual Customers. They having been purchased
the best terms will be sold less prices than be
had of any House south of the Potomac. Aso landing
lots of Confcctionares, Nuts Fruits, &C., all offered
usual accommodating terms.
SAMUEL H. MARKS.
Petersburg Feb. 6, 1850. 1876
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Sedgewiok Female School,
RALEIGH. n. G.,

TJNHE exercises of this institution Of which the late
Rev. j. J. Finch Principal, will continue here
tofore under the direction and supervision of Mrs.
Finch together with such assistants circumstances
may require.
TERMS PER SEss1oS-(payable in sdvance9
Board and English Tuition, 5000
Music on Piano Guitar, $1,000
Use of instruments, 800
Drawing and Painting, 1000
Ancient or Modern Languages, 1000
On the above charges a reasonable deduction will be
made to those who individually, enter than two
pupils.
January 2sth, 1850. 795-4t.
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Fashionable Boots and Shoes. qsf
@ Q. L. BURCH keeps constantly on hand gem
era. assortment of Boots and Shoes, made up in
~ most fashionable styles and of durable materials
Two doors below the Post Office,
Raleigh, N. C..
May ~, 1851. -E.s-t - s4- T8ll-
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DURNING Fluid and Phosgene Gas. I have just re-
Dceived supply of Burning Fluid and Phosgene Gas
and have made arrangements keep on hand constant
supply. ~ 49, p. F. PESCUD.
Raleigh, April 9th, 1850 9 ss2a5s s s07-
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i7asfsze4aa Female Academy. l..
a FEMALE ACADEMY will be opened neaf q p,.
II residence of the subscriber, 10 miles SCUM ,pd
leigh, the 12d instant under the superintenoaR Rad
direction Of very competent Female ieacne, .,.,;,
and tuition moderate Early application IS os'''
those who may wish to send -..-.,~.RER
July Sd, 1850. @
Register copy times.
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n FRESH supply Of Rushton, CLARK & Co.'S, which
1--we believe to be superior to any have seem Jus
received and for sale at the Drug Store of , 2
s=# as WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD & Co.
Raleigh, April, 1850. sO7--
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Hats-Spring Fashions For 1850.
.DEAVER Moleskin, Panama, Leghom, Coburg' re :
Ddal Straw, Mexican and California, for Men ."
boys. s s T. A. MlTCHhL"
Raleigh, April 8, 1850. soo--
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CALDWELL INSTITUTE,
HILLsBOROUGH, n. e.

Warrenton, N. G. May ls, 1850. 81
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NEW ARRIVAL.

Raleigh, May %, 1850.
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mkt mkt! INKIIl
EsGg1'T6SOa3'S GOgKgIa b6Hp E,,ES
Black Japan, Cop wing, Marking, Blue, IndeIib
Scarlet, He'd. (nrminR.

COIN = Ills and COTTON PRESS FIIRENs.
~ unuvalaG CORN MILLS
NEWELL PRESS SCREWS turned in n 1 ,atbe of all
sizes, the best article made. For sale by the epts,
pnT - W. 81 SSni - 20 70 y y T f,,'b,ss.
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Metallic Resourees OF the united states.

Metalhc resources Oh the Unlteu SthteS'
Iron is the most abundant metallic mineral our
country affords. It's value is times the value OF
the gold and silver, and onehalf the value OF all
the metals produced in The United States. Iron as
found in every State in lhs Union.
The most valuable mine Is one IN salisbury,
Conn, which Yields 5000 tons annually. The
mines in Duchess and Columbia counties, In the
State of NewYOrk produce annually 10000 tons
of ore Essex county 1900 tons; Clinton 5000;
franklin 600; ST. Lawrence 1000; amounting in
all to more than 100000. The value of the iron
produced in the United States in 1885 was S. 00O-
900, in 1887, S., 200 900 In Ohio twelve hundred
square miles are underlaid with iron. A region
explored in 1888 would furnish iron sixty one miles
long and six miles wide; square mile would yield
3O0OO00 tons Of pig IRON, SO that this district
would contain 1,0S0, 000, 600 tons. By taking from
this region 400 600 tons annuity Ia larger quantity
than England produced previous 10 1921 it would
last 2, 700 years as long distance certainly as
any man looks ahead. The States of Kentucky.
Tennessee Indiana, Illinois, MARYLAND and Viz.
ginia, possess inexhauslible quantities Of iron ore
In Tennessee 100000 tons are annually manufac.
tured. Notwithstanding our great iron resources,
more than one-half of our cutlery, hardware, rail
road iron, etc, is still imported from Great Britain
1t is supposed by geoogiss that the weekly
supply of gold from our own mines will be equal
to the demand, and that our own mines will vet
be more profitable than the mines of Brazil and
Columbia.
The most extensive lead mines in the world are
in Missouri where the lead region is seventy miles
long by fifty wide These mines in 1926, produced
100000 TONS and the whole produce of the United
States was 1882, l05.
Il has been estimated that the quantity of iron
required in England for railroads, eIc for the cur.
rent year will be about 100000 tons, which i,
is supposed will be equal to all that country viii
produce.
The quantiiyo of lead manufactured in the United
States in 1923, was l2,3ll.73 lbs; in 1929, IA
pa; 80 lbs; in 1880, $685., los, and in 1892
1921 SIG lbs.
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M AGUIRE & HARRINGTON, having purchased from
kNI the sgnees Of w Talbot the patent right for the
use OF his sb9type process IN the states OF Lousans,
Alabama, Florida Georgia and Texas, beg leave TO call the
attention of the public TO their gallery of specimens In tins
new denaItment Of Photography.
Ne lahOi Ype Is taken paper ivory, glass metal,
S variety of other substances, the first possessing the
spa advantages Of trnsmisslhity by mail, can BE-
D1s IN a letter made TO sdOgn the of book, OF
p'g III VIZ So y portfolio.
Tho s iootype eminey susceptible of cnonc, that
1eIon 2 o texture and color of the drape and com
Gated. ~ -'s0 o'' nah' can ee lslthluLJ ueill
s ne aDpyle represents the sitter without any reverse
the right cheek. ' ''R'' VueeA' appears upon
Al ne Lalnoype can be duplicated 70 any extent without
the additional roUble Of another TrtnG AEr ~ 'f ~,
lpiioh T. LiNt SoplN can be furnished al any future
n. BIN 4 II. being furnished with eygTy n l,r r ,t
prosecution OF uIs superior an, ready TO dsno ~ ,-
tor The states seclhod with thOFOug h Ia truytInns ~
DAGUERREOTYPES they profess To IaEg n,i,L,r md
better than any other Establishment in the world FL
guaranty perfect likeness OF child Of Elk months in ma
@,conn ~ No charge. tmhl III No. 6 CAMP Street
{ tAPshs-4l boNes in store for sale BY
~ sSSW u. J, HART a co. ~ iTchnpnitouas.+
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Genuine Idsdjcjns Warehouse
No. I51 Chartres ST. New Orleana.

1 WRIGHT Il CO. having resolved TO stand u..uvasd in
department of their business have agreed with the
PFoPretOrs and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States, Keep
sanNy supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
lar below the usual market prices By this they
are enabled TO offer for the inspection of purchasers the
extensive assortment which can be found in thus any other
city. Having had many experience the purchase
and sale OF Patent Medicines, they have acquired facilities
Tor conducting this particular department. on the most liberia
SCALE and are now prepared to supply the trade
exceedingly low, that the purchaser cannot a realize
handsome centage his investment either WhOssak
ReLlR. AT their establishment may be found Il iu
assortment Of ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following list comprises part of their assortment,
can be furnished to dealers in from
twenty-five cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
prices:
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THE ELECTRICAL FEBRIFUGE; or sPEEp's
FEVER ToMC.-The announcement that ievers, fail
grades and ype be cured in from t5eHy hours
without vomiting purging, or other dsagreeabe OleIatOn
VIII appear so startling and Improbable, that wIart
y give credenCe though momenary asionished at luCs
apparent presumption, and think more of the subject.
nevertheless we unhesitHtngy declare that the Electrical
febnbuge will do 1t, when used a- directed
II Bilious, Yellow, Congesive, Typhua, and intermittent
remedial action. Il is perltcy sale all cnnlilions
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Albany, Ap l, ls47,


Owng to theS setncces and immense sale of Dr. Town
senu oaTsaparAh, Number OF who were formerly q
Agents, have conf aced making Sarsapad Ia Extia :ts
EiNlrs, bers, Extracts of Yellow Dock, etn They ne.
rally put II up NJ the shaped bottles and some Of them
have stolen and copied our advertisements they are ouy
worthless limitations, and should be avoided.
Principal Office, l26 Fulton street sun Buidinq Now
York; Reding Co.. STATE street. Boston; Dyott $, A.
1872 NORTH Second street, Philadelphia; s s. Haroe Drus
gst Baltimore; r. NJ Cuhen, Charleston; los SOti Pear!
street, Albany; P. II. Mctiraw, NatChez and by al The
principal Druggists and Merchants generally hruug he
United States, West indies and the Canadat
J. WRIGHT, ISL ChartrsS street,
do SOLE AGEET, New Orleans
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MAYoRALrY or NEwoRLEANs, Sept, "a is5o

OFlth Is hereby given, IN virtue Of passed y the
~ Geneta Council Il the Guy HswO ans at ter ,itt6y ~
we ION lost that viii my cic,, MOSDAY
rex oeons[ at Y O'Clock A. NJ, Proposals furnishing o
ut Que year ilol October 1850 for the
% te dseri required Payments uyde by warrlnt an
s several municipalities Proposals specify tscripi0n And
fashy Oh Goal 10 be furnished A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor
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Cosmetics, Chalk, and variety OF preparations generally
IN USE when applied to the lace, spOls
beauty They close the pores of the s and check the cir
cuatOn, which, when Nature thwared by disease
POWDER or the skin niamsd by the akaes used SOAPS
beauties its production the human face divine - as
well as in the garden OF rich and decae tinted and yarega
tel flowers. A free, active and healthy circulation of the
duds, OF the co4sng of the rich blood to the exem
ue that which paints the cOuntenance the most exuul=
beauty. II that which mpaTts the understandable shadesa
flashes OF ovenegs that all admire but none can descnb
This beauty the offspring of of POWDER c
SOAP. II there free and healthy circulation Their
beauty. If the lady is fair driven snow if she paint
md apdtb lie
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MEDICAL CARDS,

h q NJ. sAuNDEHs's OFFICE. No, II2
~. CiaTtSs StTest-Ir. SAUNDERS feels erStein 70
e Cu1es Oh NewOreans for their generous spDnor and
hopes thqt prompt attention to business will meet confirm
alee OF te sae. ne Is IN possession of remedy that viii
Try ean obtain It upon Application bis Office my90 "
SOTAaIC ORIG STORE, No, Os C5n,n 80,
ID conducted by Dr. A. A. JONES. Mi ~ re-
nRs. HOUGH and FRYDINGER will attend To the
~ practice OF their profession in all in its branches Strii
and constant daily attention paid to office practice Ont dooS
calls attended all hours Office No. 1873 Barnnnn stEesJ
near the CarrOltun Railroad Depot.
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5s.IlAlLY CRESCENT.


NJ The following seautiful ode, by Mrs. More
wood, Of NewYotli was sung at the recent dedi-
cation of the Cemetery at Pittsheld:
A resting place for these who Sleep,
Aia A resting place Of calm repose,
h = Where the dark wood its shadows deep
Ger sunny lawn and green swald throws
Where flows the stream from ''hidden urn,
Where by its banks The spring flowers wave
From scenes like these the heart may learn
Fit lessons for the silent grave
In youder dark and sombre shade,
The gloom of death we seem 10 read
The sunshine liz htening mp the glaue,
ON ihonshts 10 brighter worlds shall lead.
The s,ysso whose waters glide along,
mi lost amid the rolling sea,
Shall 1 II us of the eager throng
Fast huirying TO eternity
But spring unfolds sweeter tale,
Ffom which the heart may comfort learn,
When t1Ower-cems strown Ger hill and vale,
Proclaim the opening years return.
Mourner who sorrowest DER the tomb,
They bid thee cry thy weeping ewes;
THY dead mid winters gloom,
So shall thy loved ones wake and rise
Then 60 Woodlawn 20 balowed be thy ground
We cnnsecrate thee to the dead;
Rest they, where Nature all around
Her holy influence hath shed.
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We have used it ELECTROMAGNETIC n L. April e. is5g
ioas Fever and Fever AEne and in every proved
''''''' "a ios Mi CSMfR tp Rasr,rp
F., e,,,h.. .,c,.. WIN. +, HATLEiGn.
mostly physfians and planters, fe% among the many
and GeoTgqW saunders; Niossr5 shroesGfe Son, q A
sqe nd T B Ives and SaPt George Fau;selt
Mss5 W4 Bob and e BoS Su,'' anu . W. Al'n'
,, Parish Of 81 MarDr TPreon; Messrs. NJ. Batemau,
TSnss e isbSessfs j. i Bnn, Ira bowman CIV.
Rapde kRyS YB g. k RnGpS and H. A Flowers
M s9e sF5pP " " H saHSGb' GS Sfm n.
DAVID McCaa' John s. ChambIiss. F. J. Chamblss aud
A n CIV Wm kttleiohn Parish Of AssumRtoR D.
R. L. MANN. IS Grayier Street, General Agent.
~, ~ 70, sale, also by GILBERT 60 p and C, n
sa16fds office, New Bas if?e BY V0N IHhRfEN
son near the market Lai@y eite; BlsBEE i HEMiNG
MPP !a a Y and various otIsr agents PS
None genuine without the fac snlie signature Of A. Ken.
spes9 lie sSySos aad 6s Words b. j. speedS Fe.
AO ReRds GH6SLE Elk" sYR6 va certain remedy
for Cholera Choera Morbus, Darhga Dysenter and Sum
g5 8%S En- 's0 % F f56P on ru
! w Il. f.: FRYER, INDIAN nOCTOH-.tias no
w Agents 70 NeWOreans, and keegs but one Of -vR
nate wishing get advice ana have the advantage w
o. ms long clinical eNteenceand skill mus be on her &fS
style themselves Indian Doctors Tor the sake Of imposition,
they achieve the poor swindsd psent beyond
the reach Of general conogqn and send HIN 70 tat bete
those mpudent Qu4cks must act dishonest or staNe 10 death
then think high dre for all hons7, men who undesn
uaP-tO sound alalm from the River Mississippi to the
o. the world and canton our citizens and strangers against
These white black and brown Wolves IN Sleeps Clothing.
those er2te and unfdqeae poison snakes n tn grass know
pbii aDJSt L,f l,'t @ VI fAhdtony,
fhysoOsy Pathology, 'hemstry elG elc' al he human
Diseases ana the various constitutions q men an Old ON
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G. A. ABERCROMBIE.
I1OINT CLEAK HoTEI.. mar Mohils.-r6. ~


No. 81 GRy4VIER STREET. betLoscH So. Charles
and Car0Hdetet, one door from of Car0Riste
M IRIS. WILSON respectfully informs her (Ss5s
tVL friends and the public that she continues in the Eff
above eligible location occupied by her during the ~
years. and prepared accommodate her friends
and those who may favor her with their patronage. From
long experience, and the very desirable and
location OF her House, she feels confident OF being able
entire satisfaction all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mop
CRATE. do lyd&W
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~ 9S CAMP STRICT, NEw ORLEANS. SA
~ CONDt CITED BY DR.. A. A. JONES l II
IN Th. Old establishment sOlcIts q continuance {1A
Of pubic patronage Il the oldest in existence In
The South And the one, too, that has uniformly kent fresh
and good Medicines eynced by the fact that its oldest
patrons still its best Every compound is prepared
by the proprietor Whose experience that line some
sixteen years standing Ihey prepared of the best in
gradients, and CUnse, leurIy OF the best quality.
should Planters, Physicians, private families wish 10
psogure Botanic Medicines that eyriy respect warrant
ed to the designs tor which they reC0mmended
they have only their merchant
truCu0ns procure them Of the subscriber no keeps
sianty hand u and complete both OF sim
pies and compounds,
All low prices articles Of the same value ca
afforded M the South.
Also all the late Botanic works.
Botanic Physician ways in attendance %. Rememba
the No Of the store - CAMP STREET jy9i d& W tIHnl
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RlLOAI HOT sE-The public is respectfully informed
~ that this establishment will be opened for the -
reception Of visitors the 18th inst Attached to the f1
House will be found a BAR and BILLIARD sIlR
ROOM, TEN PIN ALLEYS, BATH HOUSES and
; TABLES. The table will be always supplied with the
eAGaCes OF the Sea Coast and the New Orleans market
The large Lawn and the number of Shade Trees
rounding the House. make this Hotel the desirable for
families OF any along the Coast Persons wishing
secure rooms will please address the undersigned and send
their communications by boat.
From and after July TO- the OF board will be reduced
follows:
Fer 10 Per day. 81 81
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HAhEtt ELLIS WASHINGTON HOUSE,,
No. 223 CHESTNUT STREET, PRJLAD FL. PHL9.
FE'HE undersigned would inform his Southern patrons and
Il friends that this SPEIaENDID HOTEL, which "A
has been under his charge for several years. has been @
elegantly etted enlarged and returnshed, in the s
fashionable and the entire organization of every
Pament complete The most splendid suit oapartmenscau
be had at all times by giving few hOurs' notice.
The central ard fashionable location of the WASHING
TON HOUSE, renders ii of the desirable in the
city for Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia either upon
business pleasure; and there shall be exerons spared
have continue to merit the liberal support it has heretofore
received. II. J. HARFWELL,
~ The House has Warm and Cold Baths always ia
fIsDHr9 ,aEVAA
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MI III
tDSOOO gentleman (ether in out of the Sate) after
proper demonstration, who any of the following
named diseases quCRer, and with safety, than can.
and have been, opposed to OentatOusness, but
this has become be genera that the public
q matter OF course. 4 nave MORE THAN ONE
year lo37whch he attested by thousands vino We
from my skill and practice realized relief from the deadly
shades Of maades, Yellow Fever, Tv"hus Fever Con
gesVe Fever Military Fever, etc; the JOnsumptOn
proper, Asthma Phthsc, Liver Disease and Dyspepsia
and to the DrOpsy that forty eight hours without
tapping the patients and if there any physician in New
Orleans treating OF DrOpsy, either Of the
Hospital. will free of any charge. Diseases of the
Spleen Chronic, Acute and lniiammatory Rheumatism,
hng EVIL, all Diseases OF the Bowels all kinds of Sores and
Ulcers OF long standing Ague aud Fever cured in oryegh
hours or no charge made Wind in the Stomach Habtual
GOsuyeness Headache, Loss of Appetite, Palsy Chronic
Female weakness, etc. Cholera and Cholera MOrbus,
kinds OF Flesh Rose and Eating Cancers cured without the
use oil the KNIFE or other metallic instrument
DO bF The application OF Vegetable Saye, which will turn
the Cancer, IumOr, dead flesh back, and will suppurate
OF MATTER between that and the line of sound flesh and the
Cancer Will drop out, in many cases, from two TO three
(Which often produce Cancers Gravel and Stone Baekauhe
Pains IN the Hips and LOlns together with all other durable
sickness OF Men, Women and Children Particular attention
| paid TO Diseases of the Urinary Organs
have also discovered method of curing Stammerng oil
Suffering without producing at all the patient,
The true knowledge OF this matter as they wOud dig hidden
| treasures
My thanks and good wishes are again rendered to the good
CITIZENS OF New Orleans and the adjoining States,
liberal share OF patronage which has been extended me
since citizen of the place Certificates of and skill
| Municipality, from clock A. NJ Till O'Clock p. N.
| ivy w X. + FRYER Indian
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ONIONS bhls. from ship r. d. Shephard
~ SIS A. +. COCHRAN & co, n TGhoupitoulas st.
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Those that initiate Dr. TOwnsend's SarsapariIa have
invariably called their stuff great Remedy for Females tc
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints of women, word Tor word-oher men who
medicine have, since the OF Dr. Townsan,
Sarsaparla in complaints incident females, ecOmmpnLeu
heirs although previously they did number of these
Mixtures, Pills, etc. injurious females, they agra
gale d.sase. and nndermme The oOasLlLnunn.