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THE CLEVELAND SHIP-THE BUR
NET HOUSE.

The following notice from the Enquirer
shows the sensation created in Cincinn att
by the arrival of the Ship, "Forest City, v
on the cars:
"INrEREsTING CEREMoNY.-The minia.
ture ship from Cleveland arrived yesterday.
and was taken through the principal streets.
proceeded by a band Of music. She at
tached great deal OF attention. The
name "Forest City" is painted on her
bows, and stern. She was launched al
the foot of Broadway, in presence of a
large concourse of spectators. A salute
of artillery was fired on the OCCASION
She "kissed the waters" of La Belle Riu-
er very gracefully, and sailed off down
stream, till she arrived at Walnut street
where she was hauled out again. She
will be taken back to Cleveland"
Welea from one Of the sailors aboard
now in this city, returning with his vessel
that their reception at Cincinnati was ex.
ceedingly kind and Aattering. We may
speak specially OF our friend, Of the Bur.
net House, who gave them the freedom Of
that splendid and popular Hotel, and the
very choicest, Of every thing pertaining to
their vast establishment, and varied enter.
tainments. Messrs. Coleman and Rely
are all the toast with these tars, and no
gentleman in their calling know better how
to deport themselves, to win a warm place
in oil hearts. s.--.Stafesman. ,t ~
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LAND WARRANTS NOT AssIGNABLE.-I,
would appear, after all, that the bill max.
ing Military Bounty Land Warrants as.
signabls was defeated in the House after
it passed the Senate. 1t does not appear
in the list OF acts from the Washington
papers, published yesterday. A N. York
letter says:
"The failure Of the bill making land
warrants assignable has induced holders
to advance prices. To-day the quotations
are 1876 a $l45. A month ago they were
offering at $11O."-Sun.
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New CouNrERFErr.-The Cincinna,

New CoUNTERFEIr.-The Cincinnati
Price Current says:
One Of the new blue back Five Dollar
counterfeits on the Merchants and Me-
chanics' Bank of Wheeling was taken the
other day as genuine by respectable
banking house in this city, where it had
unaccountably found its way. The plate
appears to have been exceedingly well
executed, and the note was marked letter
"a, N. 2o20," and payable at Morgan
town. 1t is said several of these notes
are in circulation.
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CENSUS OF INDIANA.--The official CEN
sus returns give Indiana a population of
899, 1858 inhabitants; an increase of 46 per
cent in the last ten years. The population
Of Kentucky is few thousand more. The
fourlargest counties in the state are Wayne
$4,000 inhabitants; Marion 24,289; JEFF.
ferson 23,93l; Tippecanoe 1880.
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RANK MANIA.

New banks are springing up all over the
country, and in the course of this year the
indications are that we shall have large
paper expansion, which will extend itself
into next year. The bank expansions will
have hardly time to reach eliminating
point before twelve or eighteen months
In New York especially they are pressing
the banking business to an extent which
indicates that it might be overdone. The
New York Evening Post, on this subject,
says:
1.-The number Of new banks coming
into existence is large. There was an IN
promises to be quite as prolific in new
births. Nine new ones are definitely an
nounced, with combined capital of over
five millions of dollars"
The mania for new banks has extended
to Rhode Island, where we find that five
banks were incorporated at the recent ses.
sion of the Legislature. Movements are
also making before the Pennsylvania Le-
gislature, in which State there are already
vastly too many, and of rather loose
stamp. The country should be on its
guard against this great increase OF arti.
fetal currency, and the New York Ex-
press well says:
"That moro banking capital will be the
rage for some time to come, we have eve-
ry indication, and during their creation
speculation will feel its influence until we
shall witness another series of bubble
speculations. But the time has not yet
arrived for the burst TO take place. Paper
can be made so abundantly that no amount
of gold will serve as basis and we shall
see the time that even California cannot
stave off panic.'
Railroad bonds seem also to food the
markets at this time, principally from the
West, and the total amount which has
lately been wanting in New York is 49,
100000. On this the Express says:
"The amount of capital expended and
of debts incurred in carrying out in all
parts of the country the gigantic enter
prises that none appear TO hesitate to en-
gage in, will, on turn in the value Of
money, be seriously felt, and deeply de-
plored."
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ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
New YORK, March 8--4 P. M.

Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
The steamer Empire City has arrived
from, Chagres. She brings l6o passengers
and S750,o00 in gold dust The news is
no later than that brought by the North
America There has been no change in
the markets since the arrival preceding
that Of the North America.
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OHIO LEGISLATIVE.
COLUMBUS, March 1O--4 p.

COLUMBUS, March lO-4 p. M.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy: y
SENATE.-Alter the transaction of morn.
ing business discussion arose on a prom.
osltion to amend the law in relation 10
Wills. This came up by reason of some
thing in the will of the late General Tay.
lor Of Newport, Ky. After some debate
the bill was carried. After some unimpor.
tant business the Senate adjourned. a
HousE.-Nothing of importance trans.
pired. A bill to erect the new county Of
Noble was ordered to be read a third time
tomorrow. Yeas 80, Nays 10. A reso.
luton was adopted to 60 into an election
of U. s. Senator, Auditor, &c., on We'd.
nesday next. Adjourned. s d.
.asH
COLUMBUS, March II.
Editor Spirit Of Democracy. e ssIdr
Noble passed the House thirty fo,uur! to
twenty five. 1.,.aa @
No action in the San ata S,at
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WHEELING, March 8.

HEELING, MdTCIl y. .
Editor Spirit Of Democracy: +"S
James Stuart, Tobacconist, formerly
OF Washington, Pa, fell dead at McCort-
ney's tavern, on Main street, last evening.
lntemperance is said to be the ultimate
cause. t'sfi Ga
"A man was found dead, in bed, on Sat.
urday morning, at tavern, on market
square. He had eaten his breakfast and
gone to his room but short time before ho
was found ,a3 y ,a"a"
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CINCINNATI, March lip. M.
MARKEr.-Whisky market heavy. Sales
II 7bbls. at l9R and 968 do; from river at
ls cts. Butter, sale 40 kegs prime at 10
cts Molasses, sale so half barrels at 33a:
market firm. Sugar, sales 80 hhds. good
fair at 81. Coffee, sale 90 bags at 1l4.
Flour, sales 13o bbls. al S3,49; 800 do. at
S3,4o; receipts light. Provisions, sales 90
hhds' bacon shoulders at So, 1900 pieces
shoulders in bulk at 4s. Lard, 7a to 7k.
The river has risen 2 feet last night, but
now stationary. ea
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.
CINCINNATI, March Q.


Editor Spirit Of Democracy:
PRovIsIoNs.-The market continues 10
present very great appearance, and is
upon the whole, dull. The sales to-day
comprised 40 hhds. 10000 lbs. bacon sides
at 1lcts. and $11,25 in hhds; rs do.
shoulders and sides at 81, packed-45 do.
shoulders at s. packed-3O do. at $5,55
Packed--lo0 lbs. prime lard at II cts; do.
Lard No. 1, country at a cts. and SO
do. at y cents. "@i
FLOUR AND GRAIN.-There was an in.
crease consumptve, and some shipping
demand for flour to-day, and prices are
firmly maintained, Notwithstanding the un.
favorable advices from the East and South.
The sales comprise l60 and 600 bbls. at
$3,4O; 200 do. at 3.42a1; 52 and SO do. at
$3,42. In grain 22O bushels OF oats at
So cts. l6O do. corn at 40 cents. Receiv.
ed during the last "a hours 1922 bbls. -four.
Whisky market was steady to-day, with a
fair demand-sales of Is bbls. from w.
w. Canal and 200 do. from river at 2O1
cts. and 44o do. from do. on private terms.
SEEDs.-There is an increase demand
for clover. with sales of rs bbls. at $5,25
per bushel. A sale of II do of fair Tim
9th at $3.50 per bushel.
GRocERIEs.-The market was quiet to.
day, and the only sales we heard OF, for
25 bags, coffee at liz cents--Dried fruit
There is good demand for apples at 80
10 85 according to quality; but peaches
are dull at 81 ,25to l 40. Cheese the mar.
ket is very quiet; and we heard of no sales.
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MARRiED--On the Goth of February,
by Rev. John Hattsry,M Mr.. THOMAS. Alley.
ANDEn and Miss SARAH ELIZABETH KING,
all Of this county. p \ noiiaris TasT
:, e ia 1855 sHi nIiA fnDHs ~
On the same day, by the same, Mr..
JOHN IRWIN and Miss JANE ALEXANDER,
all Of this county. ssaso,. oo,.,i's t..'. NJ
900 On the 9Th inst, BY the same, MI.
WEsrwoop !, WILSON and Miss AMANDA
JANE McWlLLIAMs, all Of this county, aa
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re. LOUISVILLE, March Z, P. M.
Editor Spirit Democracy:
The steamer Oregon, bound hence /,
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BRANDRETH'S PILLS.

vEvHE BRANDRETH PILLS, as a general
= family medicine, especially in country 50
subject to sudden changes oftcmpcratuie as this,
their value is incalculablc. BY having the Bran
drcih Pills always on hand, should sudden at
tack Of sickness take Place, they can lie given at
once, aud will often have effected cure before
the physician could have arrived.
{ In cholic and Inflammation ofihe bowels, these
Pills will at once relieve, and perseverance in
their use, according TO the directions will surely
do all that medicine can do, to restore the health
OF the patient.
In all cases Of Indigestion, Worms, Asthma,
Diseases Of the Heart, and all affections of the
stomach and bowels. the Brandreih Pills will be
found never-failing remedy.
10 insure the full benefit Of these celebrated
Pills, they should be kept in the house, so that,
upon the first commencement Of sickness, they
may he at once resolted TO. One dose then is
better. than dozen after disease has become es-
in the system.
DIR. Brandreth's Principa Office "a | Broad
ay New York.
CT Agents forthes aleofBrandreih's Pills:5.
ID. Heartt, Hillshoroulh.
lib. M'Dadc. Chapel Hill.
q. a. Mebane, Mason Hall.
a. aiickle q Co., bingham School.
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DOCTOR LE ROWS
! Earsaparia and Wild Cherry
PILLS.

IN every instance where fair trial has been
Il made, DR.. lie Roy's Pills have invariably 81
ven satisfaction. aiording permanent relief in all
cases ofIndig, stion, and speedy cure for Heed
ache, Bilious and Liver Complaints, Heartburn
Acidity Of the Stomach, Depressed Spirits, dis
turbcd Sleep, Frequent Palpiiations, spasms
General Debility, Costivencss, &c.
They are mild in their operation, safe under
any circumstances and thousands Of persons can
now bear Testimony TO the benefits TO he derived
from their use.
These pills are superior 10 any ever before dis
covered. mall bilious complaints; in seneralde.
rangement of the system; in all disorders which
result from bad state Of tie blood, these pills
are a sovereign remedy. Price 25 els. rcr Box
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The offental o. fcvere,en Balm riEs,

II
THSEIS invaluable family medicine, combines
4 more cleansing, healing, and purifying pc.
perties, than any other pills now in use. After
nearly eight years experience Of their astonishing
success, we have no hesitation in claiming for
them popularity and reputation. unriyalled by
any other medicine.
They are an eilectual cure for Joundire, Dps-
pepsia, Lirer Complaints, Ptwisg. Bilious dis
erses, Ferer md Ague, end al oHer Fcrtrs,
Coughs Colds, inflammation Of The Lungs,
rheumatism, Heod-cche, less ct A33efiIe. &c.
uTP P. CHlLDS & Co. Clay, Opondaga
County, N. Y. are the original and oniy manu-
facturers of the genuine Sovereign Balm Pills.
PRICE 25 Gents per box, of 81 Pills, with full
directions accompanying each box.
Brown Town, N. G., Jan. 4thJIS49.
Messrs. P. Childs & Co.-Tlaying witnessed
the good effects Of your Sovereign Balm Pills in
some two cases Of Fever and Ague, by the use
of single box they were both cured |; also the
headache. several cases and there being none
kept nearer than 10 miles of this place, (that
know off, ! am thereby induced to write You
for an agency. LIST. because believe them the
best pill that know OF, and wish to have them
Tor family use, and secondly, because am of the
opinion that they would save much suffering from
ague and fever, and also much expense with en-
ploying Physicians. Yours, &c.
E.E PITTS,
For sale in Hillsborough by ID. HEARTH;
also BY numerous Druggists and agents though
out the Union.
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THE EIIEsB 1EcueH FEcoRIIR,
is FURNISHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEARTT.

TeEnis.-Two Dollars year, if raid IN az,
vance; Two rollars and Fifty Cents, i not laia
within three months; or Three Dollars, if delsyed
until after the expiration Of tic year.
No raIer will he discontinued until oil arreafa-
ges are laid, unless at the Or lien Of the rutlsh,f
Hereafter no TaTei will be sent TO NEW SUI
scrher cut OF this stale unless payment is mace N
advance. or some person in tie state will become
responsible to the editors aId in no case Will
paper lie sent 70 subscriber cut of the state ior
more than two years without Payment.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding sixteen hiss,
one dollar for the first, ard twenty-five cents iof
each subsequent insertion longer ores ~ pro
portion. Court advertisements twenty-five Fl
cent higher. A deduction Of onc-third VIII 70
made to advertisers by the year.
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Millinery AND
MA ut UA-N7 AKTNG,

AT RS. J. WADDILL & DAUGHTER. mos
I'VE respectfully tender their thanks TO the La
dies Of Hillsborough and its vicinity for the very
liberal patronage they have received at THEN
hands, and hope, by theiI prompt attention to bu-
siness, and the neatnessand stylewith which they
execute their work still to merit and receive liz
beral share of patronage.
They have just received their patterns for the
SPRING and SUMNER, and invite the ladies' to
call and see them, or which may be most satis-
factory to bothparties to bringn theirdresses and
have them made in the latest and most fashion,
able style. 8
) May |. go
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Notice.

TsHE Heirs cf ELIZABETH ALLISON. de-
= CEASED. are hrTrby notified, thai The subscri
ber, the Administrator, Is prepared % pay. Onde-
mand. The disiribssise share due 10 each; and
that he win nSi hereafter consider himself liable
nor Interest.
CALEB WILSON, Admir-.
December 3, lsSe. 6I-3R
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For Sale or Rent,

INVALUABLE pIsc0vERY-The Iuven-
4 Tor Of M'Lane's Yermifusc having disposed
Of his right 10 his great remedy, The proPrieiors.
MsssTs. MIDI & Go. beg leave 10 olser il 10 The
American IUlnlic rs the lest remedy for worms
ever Offered. II has been lrird in I'll parts oftke
counii-, and in cases which had tefied the exert
lions Of the best physicians. and never without
The most complete success. We caution parents
against delay. II your children exhibii the symp-
toms Of Firing irouhisd with worms. lose not a
moment, hut Al once purchase bottle ofM'Lane's
yermifoge. and thus saSc Them Pain and perhaps
their lives.
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Steam Boat Navigation,
B.iEtsn RlTEIIEEILLR { NILElscfnN.


TSHE undersigned. Propriesoss Of the cspe
4 Fear Neam Baof Co.. Leg leave 70 tender
their thanks 10 the public fr The lihsral pssrra-
age recrised during the LAST season. ami iakeihis
method Il inform their patrons and he pnliir 81
nerally. that they have added 0verfifsy per real
70 the Capital Stock Of the Company in Bats
The dranghf Of the New Steam Boat- chaihasa,"
Is calculated 10 navigate The Rieci Il III stages 81
water. giving Slippers BY this line jcrisrd adj
vanisee IN getting their Goods up without delay.
especially IN The Fall Season when the River Is
usually Too low for Steam Boats Of ordinary
drsuehi 10 run.
The Boats Composing Ibis Line are.
The Steamer Gov. Graham, q yrs. old.
!" Chatham, new.
"Tow noai Mike Brown. 2 years old.
/" Telegraph. 2 do.
Cumberland, new.
Express. do.
Al Ire above Boats are indie very lest conai-
ton Tor lie fah Business. The undersigned [, 81
waEIaaied IN arpealing TO the Shipping pablo for
such an increased patronage rs Will rtmuneraie
them, 20 some extent al least, for the additional
Capital invested, aud promise. with every conf
dence, that Shippers by this line shall lie as well
or better served han they can he hy any o,tcI on
The River. The arrangemcEisly The copariners
Is intended 10 he permanent, and should eyre
icnce suggest The necessity Of any further in
crease Of Boats, the Public may rely upon their
being put on the Line without DELAY.
Our rates for Fright at all times viii be the
current rates emerged hy others
Bills of I.ading for goods INTENDED 10 conc by
ihI Line. should he filed mp tothc " Care 0fthe
Cape Fear Steam Boat Co.. Wilmington" One
Copy being sent by mail to +. &. Wo,th, Agent
at that place.
JOHN ID. WILLIAMS, Agent.
Cape Fer Ascm Bal Co.
Faydferiae.
Dibble & Brothers.
T. c. Worth. Proprie-
A. p. Hust, tors.
John ID. Wilson,
July. 10 1850. i3-sw
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Office.

TIE un5ersigned having qualified q N0yem,
= h-r Tern. 1850. q Orange County COun,
r Adalmi aras@ GA lie estate Il hi< faihrr
Pnesairy II. Manguln. deS~A<ed. henby gives
nofiae 10 al persons islAs2ard % said estate 10
make imHedisie payment. aud thuse having
eiai.ns sgains; the same viii pnsenl thrm, duly
aul.lsnilo-sed within Inc iime psesrriled By Law.
WILLIE p. MANGUM, yr. Adafr.
NOxe.n.@r "a. Co
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.nR. M'LANE's LIVER PILLS...-This
~ great American remedy for one Of The most
formidable ills that flesh is heir to, is now nc
knowledged superior 10 any medicine ofthc kind
ever Offered TO the public. The action Is easy,
certain, and attendant with no unpleasant re-
suits. II has never been tried without producing
the most saluiary effect. Compounded by one
Of the most eminent physicians in our country, it
is the medicine which science, skill and expert
cnce offers TO human suffering.
FOR SALE BY
Long & Wchh, and ID. Heart. Hillsborough;
Jones Watson 4 Co, Chapel Hill; A. Moring
MoringsviIle; Hurdle & Hurdle. Walnut Grove.
Orange county Moore & NOEL, Mt. Tirza, Per.
son and p. s. PescuJ, Raleigh.
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Notice This!

WE will take inexchangefor Goods, Dry
Hides, Flour inbarreis, Corn, Wheat,
Thrashed Oats Flax Seed ,Domesti Cloth ofal,
kinds, SC. &c.
LONG e WEBB.
October l6 o.
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TAs Lh1gssi ass ekssyssi Pare = Asrsk
GGzokaa-
IBl-EZIELY STAR.
rFsHE NsmrH csEsLixA SrAn viii Be pub
Il Iished lsrre fines a lue1k during ne eIsu-
ing ss~;on Of ne Legislature. and rs tri-ueekly
pshlcaiion vii be regularly c0hlinre5 ikereafier.
should the enterprise n.eei with public fssos.
-The Tn Werkls Star viii c0aisin foIl and
faiiffu Frpoi Of he frocceiilss and Del,aies o.
lie Legislature Synopsis of The Proceedings
ard nrbsics II Eonssess. and Te.essphic Dis
paia hes of lie latrsf News Together with The us-
II summary Of Political AMI General Intelligence.
TERMS.-si Iof the Session; 81 per snnum
in advance. 81 50 within ziK mouths. o. IS II
ihe end q lhe ,ear.
WEEKLY STAR.
The Weekly Star viii lie cosnpilesl from tie
Tn-Weekiy, and xill contaie. in ait.iion 10 the
usual Fonrien and Domestic News. cOngression-
al and legislative PfoCccding<. Supreme couri
Adjudicaiiois. &e., 9hnice variety Of AgriraI-
iuTal and Miscellaneous nssling.
TERMS.-Prire ryiEnd 10 s. pcr annuna. in
advance. 50 50 within SIX months. or - II she
end Of tie year. 90 cents during the Session.
TO CLlis.-ln order 10 proelnde the neres-
siiy Of our ciizens sending North ior cheap ncws-
papers, we have reduced cur Subscription price 10
fro d0lietS. In advance. for single copies. We
now propose The following terms TO cinl,s:
evil send the TRI-WEEKLr Sran % clulss
q SIX for 81 copy. per annum, or six copies q
the same. during lie Legislature. for IS.
We will send lie Weekly paper 10 clubs Of ten
or more, q one dolisr and half, copy. per an
mum. q twenio COPIES for twenty-five dollars...
n. b. Onlers iof clubs must be accompanied
with the cash.
" PosiHiasiers and others who may forward
the subscription money for three copies, shall lc-
ceive the fourth grsiis.
Address. postpaid.
TH0S. ]. LEMAY & SON.
Raleigh. November l6. Co.
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Sofas. Sideboards, Rurea {
EBcdsteads, fables,

made of Mahogany, Marble. Cherry Walnut,
Birch, and Maple.
He would invite attention to bis make Of Port
able WARDR0BES and BEDSTEADS, which
cannot be surpassed for durability ,neainess, and
convenience.
He would also invite the attention Of all per-
sons wishing TO buy furniture of any description,
to give him call before purchasing elsewhere. as
he intends to sell as low as he can possibly afford,
and his workmen are all experienced hands.
ia has now on hand eight fine Dressing Blu
rgaLs, with Looking Glasses, two China Presses,
two Sidehoards, six plain Bureaus, eight Candle
stands, one Sofa, and one Secretary and Book
case, and Bedstcads, which he will sell low.
80 Timber taken in exchange Tor Furniture,
such as Walnut, Poplar, Cherry, Birch, Maple,
&c.
-. Persons at distance, buying Furniture.
can lave il delivered at their doors, ensured safe,
for less than they can do il themselves.
He returns his thanks for past favors, and will
be thankfulfor continuance Of public patron
age.
HENRY EVANS.
February I. 49,
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DIR. KUHI'S
AbyssiT;:an Mixture,
For Colds, Influenza, Costiveness, Piles
Affection Of the Ridn ey & II a
Gravel, &c., Fluor. Alhus, Weakness;
and other Female Complaints.


Gravel, &C., Fluor. Alhus, Weakness;
and other Female Complaints.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Chapel Hill. Nov. o, is49.
On. J. KUHL, Dear Sir.-You left with us
some time back a lot Of your Abyssinia Mixture.
all of which we have sold. Since our people have
tried they find il TO be just the article they want
We have frequent calls for il, and have none to
supply the demand. VIII you please send us
another lot as soon as you conveniently cant
Respectfully. yours, &c.
JONES WATsoN& CO.
Castor, N. G Nov. rs, ls49.
Dear Doctor. have sold out all the Ahyssi-
MIA Mixture, and it has given entire satisfaction
TO all that have used il, and made cures in every
instance. As have several cases under treat
ment, and want more Immediately. | wish you
would try and send me some dozen by the mail
train. il will come safe.
With sentiments Of high regard, remain. very
respectfully, e. G. PUGH.
DR.. ]. KUHL, Richmond Va.
AGENTS.
Dennis Heart, p. NJ, Hillsborough.
Major Thos. Howerton, do.
Col. VIM. r.. Shields, Orange.
James Il. Pratt, Praiishurg. do.
James s. Leaihers & Co. West Point. do.
David UmsIed. Bridge. Way, do.
r. j. Mitchell, Druggist, Oxford.
Rev. r. 9. Maynard, Franklintnn.
J. r. & ]. Sloan, Greensb"rough.
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