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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-11-19
MR.. GORRELL'S ADDRESS.

We have received copies of s. An Address deliv'
d at the request of the PhiIan,hropic Society, be-
"sthe two Literary Societies of Davidson College
On the 18th August, 1851, by Ralph Gorrell, Esq.
Of GuiIford"
"ehave read this Address with interest and atten'
a'n 1t is handsomely written, and contains facts
aa reflections of much importance to our young men
while Its appeals to patriotism and State pride mus
meet response in the bosoms of all.
"eafe grati6ed to learn that Davidson College il
operng Institutions of this character are of slow
sIVs'n among our people; but once fairly stablish
"' '@ey are not likely to 60 backward. We wist
~s institution much success.
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WARRENTON HOTEL.

r1%HE undersigned would inform his frerds and the
L public generally, that he has purchased and taken
charge of the above avoraby known HOTEL formerly
cupicd by James L. Owen, ESQ.,, in the town Of War
call Oh him. and it shall be his aim keep up the for
mer reputation of the house, at least.
TIPPOO >. BROWNLOW.
November 6, 1851. S93-w4w.
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Petersburg, Oct %. 1851.


PURSUANT to an order of Wake Court of Equity,
at Fall term ls5 l, the undersigned viii sell at pub
lie sale before the Court House door, in the city of Raj
eigh at IL o'clock, Monday the 18th day Of Novem-
bcr next the House and Lot formerly owned by Peggy
Eastwood Salisbury Street. 1t sdjoins the premises
of ilas Burns and William Ashley, and is known in the
plan of said city, as part IF town Lot, No. 81
E4 TERMS OF SALE. The purchaser will be required
pay down in cash, the day Of sale, sb6O-givng
bond at nine months, with approved security, for the
balance OF the purchase money.
p. BUSBEE, Clerk and Master.
October 9th, 1851. lO4-tl7N.
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The Register speaks of the Democrats as having
I. crept into power - in this State. That must be.
indeed, strange sort of " creeping" which takes
place in the presence Of the world and with the ap-
probation of a majority of some $4,000 voters of a
sovereign State The Register must mend the chain
of its arguments. Such stuff may do for school-boys,
but it will hardly command the respect of grown men,
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-11-19

The Democratic papers of Virginia are engaged,
just now, in showing up the Abolition sentiments Of
the Whig candidate for Governor Of that State, Mr.
Summers. They have got the Wings and their can.
didate on the defensive, and old 10 Johnson, the
Democratic candidate, will in by about 10, ,Ooe
majority.
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS!!

TUNHE undersigned takes early occasion to give
ce, that he will be able, in the OF a few days,
to supply all orders FROM TOWN COUNTRY, for the
finest
Norfolk Oysters,
received direct in tcety four hours from their heds in
the "briny deep" All who relish this great luxury Of
the season, will please. send D their orders to
w. X. PEPPER, Agent.
November 9TH, 1851. 3-6t
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EDGECOMBE MEDICAL SOCIETY.

We learn from the Press that at regular meeting Of
the Edgecombe Medical Society, held in Tarborough
on the 4th instant, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
DR.. Josiah Lawrence, President.
DR.. Phesanton Sugg, Vice President.
DR.. John R. Mercer, Treasurer.
Dr.. John G. Rives, C0r. s. Rec. Secretary.
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IMPORTANT RAIL ROAD INVENTION. Tile Editors
of the New York Express have been shown an inge-
MUS "Selfadusting and Locking Rail Road Switch,
invented by Messrs Post and Parry. of 81 Cortandt
street, New York, and designed to prevent from
running off the track, at the turn-outs. 1t is very
simple, and eminent engineers who have given it a
trial, say that its object is fully accomplished mat
ter how the switch may be turned, at what speed
the engine may be running. 1t is regulated or work.
ed by the engineef.' who, by means of a moveabIe
wheel, acting an inclined plane, turn the switch.
while the engine is in motion, any way he may
choose. Should the switch be out of place. as some
times happens, before reaching it, the weight of the
engine will adjust it that it is impossible for the
cars to run off the track.
Such an invention, 1t must be conceded, will be OF
the utmost importance, if generally adopted, in pre-.
venting the numerous accidents and loss Of life
stoned by switches being oot Of place; and will also
do away with the necessity, and consequent expense
of employing switch tenders. The weight of an en-.
gne car, it is asserted, will invariably place the
IS switcb' right, when of place, and consequently
run-off cannot where it is used. 1t has beer
in daily the Petersburg and Roanoke Raj
Road for the last three months, and found to work a
mrably. The inventors are now engaged in putting
| it down on the whole line of the Wilmington and
Richmond Road. 1t has also been tested and approved
by the President and Directors of the Lancaster and
Harrisburg Rail Road Company, the officers Of the
Manassas Gap Road, the Alexandra and Orange
Road, and the Lehigh and Susquehannah Road.
Charleston Courier.
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5EIH Ef subscriber, being dssrous move, Offers for
sale his Valuable Tract OF Land, lying Crabree
snd Nine Creeks, SIX miles Northwest of Raleigh,
the Hlsboro road first rate stand for business. The
tract contains 800 only 40 of which is clear
ed, and is fresh the balance is rich and we'll tim
bered A bargain be had il early application is
made.
STERLING SPIKES
Waek County, Nov. II, 1851. s93-3tw.
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1t has been rumored here that Spain had demanded
Of the United States Government that national ves-
sci should be sent after her Consul, formerly at New
Orleaus-that his Consular flag should be sauted and
he re-instated in ofice-and that damages should be
paid for losses of property by Spanish subjects, by
The mob in New Orleans. 1t was also rumored that
Mr.. Webster had replied that this demand could not
be acceded to- We see nothing of this in our papers
received by the last Northern Mail.
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THE "UNION e" HUMBUG.


i. We have been of the opinion all along, as our
readers know, that the called 8: Union party -
was humbug of the first water, and was gotten up
for the sole purpose of advancing Wing interests and
securing Wing ascendency. The proofs begin to
come in. The Legislature of Georgia, for instance,
which met on the 3rd of this month, chose for its
Speakers two of the bitterest Wings in the State /;
and this Legislature, be it remembered, was elected
under the influence of the '' Union" excitement in
that State. The Milledgeville Union thus alludes to
this fraud upon the people of Georgia:
1.-THE FRAUD EXPOSED. When the Office seekers
formed what is called the Union party they declared
in their proceedings that their object was to saue the
country from disuniOn, not to gOvern 1t. Under this
pretence behind this mask, they deceived many thou
sand of honest men and got into power. What do
we see now? They claim their power obtained by
deception as Whig victory. Who is President of
the Senate? A. J. Miller, bitter Wing. Who is
Speaker of the House! James A. Meriwether, an
other bitter WAig Who is to be United States SEN
ator! Robert Toombs, man who has always been
most bitter enemy of the Democracy; and these
things have all been accomplished by the Eelp OF De-
mocrats. The men who opposed the country in war,
who have been the advocates of national Bank and
high Tariffs in peace. have been placed in power by
Democrats, and that they are in power the De.
mocrats are not allowed sit at the FEAST but are
only permitted to pick up the crumbs that fall from
the table. They now admit that there is no danger
from disunion. They knew there was none before
but they would admit the truth till after the cleo
ton; but having got into power by the deception
they have determined to their power for the bene
fit of Whiggery. Thousands Of Democrats hav'
been deceived by their false pretenses. If they ar
deceived any longer, it must be their own fault
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SAMUEL H. MARKS


WHOLESALE CANDY MANUFACTORY,
AND WAREHOUSE FOR
Fruits, Cigars, Fancy Articles, &c.
ESTABLISHED 1880. ....
TUNHE subscriber would respectfully call attention
Il to his very large and extensive assortment Of CAM
DIES, Of his own manufacture, of style and quail
y which he warrants equal to any made in this coun
try. Also. to his assortment of FANCY GOODS,
SOAPS, PERFUMERY, TOYS, &c., selected with
great by himself and which he offers the lowest
terms Having made extensive arrangements, he wilt
be enabled to Offer every week the trade fresh supplies
of Northern and Malaga Fruits of the most recent i'm
portalion. call is earnestly solicited.
SAML. H. MARKS.
Petersburg Oct %. 1851 l.
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g STILL THEY COME,

HOUR Cases more of Beebc's best Hats latest style.
II Also, few pieces North Carolina Cashmere, made
at Rock Island Factory, Mecklenburg County Tweeds,
tics Calf Boots, heavy double souled Brogans.
Just received by EVANS & COOKE.
Raleigh, Nov. 4th, 1851. q
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By SAMUEL WARREN, #. II. 8.
VNHE LILLY AND THE BEE an Apologize Of
the Crystal Palace. Reserved this day by
HENRY D. TURNER.
N. G. Bookstore.
Raleigh, November, 1851. 2
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-11-19

PROPOSED DIVISION or OREGON. movements has
been set on foot by the settlers in Oregon Fer
l'ory which has for its object the organization OF
separate Territorial Government for that portion which
lies norh OF the Columbia river 1t is to be called
the Columbia Territory, and throughout its vast ex-
tent Is well adapted to agriculture, commerce, and
manufacturing. The total absence of all municipal
law and civil officers; the great distance from the
seat of the present Government, and the isolated Sit
uaton of this part bf the Territory therefrom, and
many other reasons are urged to the proprety
of the organization of separate Territorial Govern
ment. For the promotion of this object Conven-
ton of twenty-five delegates assembled at Carolz,
Lewis county, the 29th of August, and, after dis
cussing the matter, unanimously adopted the follow
ing resolution:
That committee of three be appointed by the
President of the Convention to prepare suitable
memorial on that subject to Congress. and that the
same be forwarded to the Delegate in Congress from
Oregon Territory; requesting him to use his infu-
enee to procure the organization of separate Terri
torial Government. "
Previous to the session of the Convention, COM
mttee on districts and counties having been appoin-
ted, the territory north Of the Columbia river was
divided into twelve counties, with we'll prescribed
boundaries. The Convention is TO meet again at
Olympia some time about the middle of next May,
there to form State Constitution, preparatory ask
ing admission into the Union as one of the States
thereof. provided ttat Congress has not at that time
organized a Territorial Government. ,1s oe'h'
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Every human being has work to carry within !,
duties TO perform abroad influences to exert which
are peculiarly his, and which no conscience but his
own can teach.
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nRVIS' Celebrated Corn starch, for
u Puddinys, Pies, SC.
Just received 1t fuckers.
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BY JOHN s. SPRINGER, Esq.
TOREST LIFE and Forest Trees comprising VIM
h ter Camp-Lif among the Logge:s and wildwood
Adventure. illustrated. For sale bv
H. D. TURNER, N. G. Bookstore
Raleioh November, 1851. 2
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Elements Of AlgebI

Elements Of Algebra,
DY Elias Loomis, Professor in the New Yo,k Uni
ID versity. Received this day by
e.. sa -s.e HI D. TURNER.
Raleigh. Sent. ~. 1851. E. ..a a.
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A New Historical Romance.
vIvHE LADY AND THE PRIEST. BY Mrs. Ma
bcry. Price 25 cents For sale hy
HENRY D. TURNER.
Raleigh, November, 1851. q
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The PuNGo ROAD. The gentlemen who contracted
for the building Of this Road, going ahead with
il, and there is no doubt but that will be completed
this time. The Road will be of vast importance to
large number of people, who have heretofore had to
trave long distance, to find market for their pro-
duce. After the Road shall have been completed,
those people will find it their advantage to visit
Plymouth; here they will find ready market fol
the sale of their produce, and can make purchases o
goods on as reasonable terms as anywhere eIse fo'
thev will find our merchants not only honorable in
the transaction Of business, but clever set Of people
Plymouth ViILager.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
BOOEN-BFNDHNG.

Ii kinds 81 periodicals and other books will bounC
a. shan he directed and reasonable terms by being
lei at this Office. at the Post Office or al the Bnderv na
the School House, North Ward, by
May -, 1851. JASON LOTHROP
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27

On the Prevention and cure of Consumption, Asth-
ma, Diseases of the Heart, and on the method OF
preserving Health and Beauty to an old age This
Book should be inevery family. To the Consump>
tive 1t points out the only reasonable hope for re-
lief TO mothers, the directions it gives for the
care and education of Children are invaluable
IS 900 copies of this Book have passed through
the press and the sale continues undated.
For Sale by s. s. FITCH & CO.. 7o7 Broad
ray, Ner York; and J. b. SI.4RKWE.4THER
Kcnoshd, His.
IL DR.. Fitch's Guideto Inva!ids, or Directions
TO persons using DR.. Fitch Remedies TO be had,
gratis of all his Agents. nos
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
PUBLIC NOTICE!
S. P. Townsend abandoned the Field !
THE WAR ENDED!

This young who sought to make the people believe his
Sarsapara original has finally abandoned the field by
selling business STRANGERS Being
of the inutlty of warning better and
convictions of the people, he disposed
and retired virtually admitting all
that publications. the Old
DR.. Of selling the 81 getting
mp false adaVIts respecting the Old Dr original Recipe
after trying seduee workmen disclose him
knowledg Of the Old Drs Recipe by offering as high as
SU after making the most tempting offers to the od Dr.
himself of HOUSES, LANDS. and PARTNERSHIP
through his counsel Horace Dresser and Van Pe to leave
Thompson, Skillman Co. and 20 s. P Townsend
with his Recipe and teach him make Sarsapara not
30 SOUR, FERMENT nd BURST the BOTTLES. After Ii
belling the members calling CT unprin
sipled men, and other hard he has finally thrown
che whole business heavy load and TUBEn
she BURDEN the shoulders Of some STRANGERS
whom he induced take his place under the that
they could make money by the operation.
These strangers understand intend placing some chem
lists the bottles from its past character
for SOURTNG and FERMENTING which is really ths
highest Of the truth all have hereto
fore said Of it. 1t is VIRTUAL CONFESSION that it
neither made by chemist heretofore had the advan
chemical its manufacture. VIII the
the imposition and humbug in calling P
article good medicine?
Blu; confess all the rassality displayed
nothing that these STRANGERS in placing upon the
BOTTLES the of chemist for EFFECT while at the
time the Sarsapara is mads after the FORMULA Of
Z. r. Towuscud's Recipe.
If the Recips is CHANGED. then it becomes ANO
TIER ARTICLE, and should be called the STRAIN
GERS SARSAPARJLLA or by other distinctive ap-
pellaton. Come ont, GENTLEMEN STRANGERS, and
tend to make s. p. Townsends SOURING, FERMENTING
COMPOUND with the ma o a IN label for
certain purposes whether making another aud
tally different article but intend putin Ps. bot
tes with his labels signature Sc and thus selling it under
false eoOrs' The fact of sticking chemists
thv bot will ucy chm ohm
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27

I(IanIC BOOKS, fall and half bound, Common and
ID English land: Cap, Letter Biz Paper tine qualities
IoT sale st kENG's BOOKSTORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
AGENCY
OF DIR. FIFTH CELEBRATED MEDI-
CINES

PULMONARY Balsam, Dcpuratiye Syrup, Pee
l toral Expectorant Pulmonary Lniment, PuIe
and Medicinal Cod Liver Oil, Anti>Dyspeptc Mix
ture, Nervine, Nermiluge Heart Corrector, Humor
Corrector, Cough and Cdthartic Pills. Female Pills
Female Specific, &c. used by him constantly and
with unprecedented success in the treatment of
Colds, Coughs, Consumption, Asthma, Heart Dis
eases, Dyspepsia, Scrofula, Skin Diseases, Rheu-
matlsm, Female Complaints, Piles &c. DR. Fitch S
uneqnalled Patent Silver Plated Abdominal Sup
porters. DR.. Fitch's Improved Plated Steel Spring
Shoulder Brace. DR.. Fitch's Silver Inhaling Tube
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
INSOEVENT NOTICE.

CUNS--A splendid assortment Of cheap single barre
" Shot Guns, and Fine English double barTecd do.
BANS HARDWARE STORE.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
KINGS BOOK s,ro7sr3 REMOVED:
SINE KING,
Books, Stationery. Cutlery, E'apcr rsaug.
in9S, &c. G..
ENOSEaA, WISCONSIN

Has REMOVED his old established and well known
store to the corner of Park and Main streets, opposite
Ban hardware store, where he is offering for sale an
enlarged and excellent of such articles rs are
usual! found in Il Book Store among which are
-NtSCctdRfOHS, Sca0OI, and Music Books:
flirting Papers, English French and Common, coprispl
full assortment OF cap, letter. and other sizes;
G0td Pm j., of the very best manufacture;
St6ei Pens. large variety;
QUiHs. Common Goose and Russia, White and Yellow
UdfCrS and SEATING UaT. "a good variety;
INK. Black and Carmnc, Dunbas and Maynard Noyca';
CGrds Enameed Pearl, ivory, Friendship, Motto, &c:
HOStcThOtR'S FHc C"tiern; IndCiihie Ink:
Fine bGtcr toorS I"g Paints and large stock of Fancy
Articles dcngncd To- please the and crafty the eye
Heinvites attention To- his large assortment of
school and singing FGOoks.
Merchrns Teachers, and School Committees, furnished OF
he most liberal terms.
kenoslla, June 9TH, 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
MERCHANTS

Every variety Of ST.4PLE & F.l.NCY DRY GOODSas
low they can be bought East and shipped to lhls city
Orders any portion of Country will be promptly
and faithfully executed. 40
Chicago May 3ilh, 1851. ,e, l iy.4y
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
CHOICE FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
TREES.
SsHREJEsasEFeY sc.

1900 PEARS. worked on the Ounce stock, Ofthe
best varieties al of thcn viii bear and years
lOO OF the Apple trees from 10 10 l. feet high many of
them fruicd last year
Scions OF best varieties of Pear Plum and Apple will be
furnished to early applcan
5000 Isabella, Caawba and other varieties Of Grapes.
ENERGREENS
90 500 Balsam Fir and Spruce from and half
to feet high vol rooted. all Ofhcm ay ing been and
many of them twice planted 5000 Orr amcnt Trees,
shrubs Il Plants, amongst them will be found lG0j ROSES,
over 20 varieties. European Mountain Ash Weeping,
Golden and Rnglcai iiuw Red Pink aud Nhitc upright
lHiriaH itoncy-Sucklcs Climbing do, varieties, White
and Purple Lilac, AthCas, variety very lag" sizes,
Denzia Scaba SNrngaS, in variety Japan GlotC Flower,
Towering Almonds Chinese tlaUthus Rose AcIal. Phlox
IN variety, ChrysanlhumS Diha, straw berries in Narc
tics Spirae lNct Pink NeZccon, Straw bcIry Trees, be-
sides many other varieties not here cuUHlrra'cd.
p,1Gs CAHooN iii sell her entire lot of Grccn H0HSc
WIN very ICW LIZ n worry
and choice varieties
All of the above named will be sold at below Eastern
Nursery prices. Is. p. CAIIuON, Agent.
kcnosha, April ) 1851. A.
general assortment of the above named trees and
shrubs will be offered for sale Waukcgan on tn and
18th inst.
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SEgEREEE'S SIZE

BpH virtue VII! of Fieri Fucjas issued ON, Of and
a under r seal of the tTcs!jI Court In and for n conn
~ g" Na''' and 80 me directed ard delivered against l,
$500 'u i't1r$ lands and lcHCmtutS of lyman smith
ly' upon and shall ocr for sale highest bid
~ a. me law d'T'ct-, az The Court House tbs Ct
y "l h't>lt IN lhv county hCuo~ia. ON SATURDAY rr
Second day OF August next brtvea the hours If on AMI
three IN me III teruvnn 90 >ad day. all tn, ht tiI ANA ia,
teTest hIch The SAID lyman smith tad ON he rb -,
day Of june y d., l>in.or any time since bat , in 80,
10 Ihe borrowing described lands 90 Vii: the uar,b ert NJ
the norlh-Nt>l fractional quarter section uur,hr 80;
teen IN IoNh>hF number one ~. north Rang, MN r
twenty-five - east, containing hundred and ,-i,
Gus AcrtS OF ahd all III thC town Pleasant Prairie and
county OF heLlo>ha- y. K. ALLEN
Sheriff Of kUnUSha County
uakta a. NeilesiisA June II, lc3l- 6-5
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DRIED PEACHES.
NOTICE.

AIRED or impaired, be had at the South Pier Ware
a mouse. BALL * MERRILL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27

A J. Davis Revelations mysterious Noises, Ghost
Ns Stories, aud other wonderful Books for sale al
hiHg'S Book Store
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
AUCTION SALE.

'HSHE Subscriber will attend TO the sale by Auction Of
n Real Estate. and kinds Of Merchandise. Furniture
and all kinds of Personal Property, at hi, establishments on
Nam street. opposite Sykes Builens Store or at other
places, a. his services may be required.
w. II. SCOTT
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-27
DRUGGISTS and PHYSICIANS. and thus every man CT
Judge for himself, whether speak right wrong
GARD TO T HE PUBLIC.D

undersigned, IhySIclans Druggists
York Brooklyn and Williams bur-h having advertise
addressed to others who sell Sarsarara by s.
p Townsend which calculated bring and bust
reproach. called upon personal
views of the real merits of the Townsends Sarsaparlla
Having Iecn called "swuders." and willing commit
any fraud for by the Young =. Townsend. be
Jacobs
his artics feel that ought the why
rreferto Ola DR.. Townsends Sarsapara
80 Mr.. s p Townsens. and leave the public judge
whether deceiyers and sWndcrs, and to be
trusted" by SO doing
experience observation have satisfied That tho
Old Drs Sarsapara possesses medical and
+. Townsends and the Of the public
would be the and always make it matter
of and duty when articles bearing the same
and Purporng the diseases in
hc sell that which consider the hest The fact that
r. TOWnsends Sarsaparla has greatly soured erment
ed and exploded the bottles thereby great dlsasao-
Influenced preference Of
Ahe Old Drs We do not feel ourselves called
decide the merits Of either articles standard
Preparations but when asked ty customers for opiu
which believe under all circumstances be the best
should hesitate giving preference TO Old Dr.
Jacob Townscnds With thus leave the public to
decide If justified in giving the Old pr
aicn that preference which TO deserve medicinal
compound well the ehoise of the people universally
,nnIfrQ To- in its favor