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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
A PROCLAMATION,
By his Erccency DAVID s REID Gorern0t Of the r tc Of


North Carolina.
WHEREAS thrcc-ftis the whole number Of members cf
each House of the General Assembly did at the last session
pass the following Act ...-s . ....
AN ACT TO TIE CoysTITrTIoNoF NORTH CAROLINA.
WHEREAS, The freehold qualification required for the
electors members of the Senate conflicts with the
mental principles of liberty; Therefore.
SIC. L. BE ii enacted by the General Asscn6y Of the
State of North Car0iina, and 1shcrbY cnaced By
thory of the sane, thrce of tile whole number of
bers Of each House concrrng that the second clause of
third section of the first Article Of the amended Constitution
ratified by the people of North Carolina the Mon
day Of November, a d 1885, be amended by striking
the words and possessed of freehold within the dis
tct of fifty of land for months before and
the day of election that the said clause Of said section
shall read as follows All free white Of lineage of TWEEN
tyone Except is hereinafter decarcd) who have
been inhabitants of district within the State twelve
months Immediately preceding the day Of any election and
shall have paid public taxes shall be entitled vote for
member of the Senate. .....-
SEC. 2 BE 1t further cuacted, That the Governor of tho
State be- and he is hereby directed issue his p0cafGa
ton to the people of North Caroua least six months be-
fore the election for members of the General Assembly
setting forth the purport of this Act and the amendment
the Constitution herein proposed, which Proclamation shall
be accompanied by true and perfect copy of the Act
thentcated by the certificate of the Secretary of State and
both the Proclamation and the copy of this Act the Govern
of the State shall be published all the
pers of this State and posted in the Court Houses of the
specve Counties in this State at least six months before
the election of members to the General Assembly
Read three times and agreed by threefhs Of tho whole
number of members Of each House respectively and
in General Assembly, this the 2It day of January 1851
J. c. D0BBfN. S. II. q.
w - X
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
SENES GILBERT.

HOUSE CARPENTER, Willow Spring, on Second st.
Ill below Dock street, Wilmington n G.. is prepared te
manufacture WINDOW BLINDS, SASH, DOORS, Still
TUBS, &C., and do all manner of Job Work in his line al
the shortest notice. (3l-1y] :
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
Farming.

A correspondent of the Edgefeld IS. c. Adver-
tser furnishes that paper with the following account
of some farming operations
1S49. Had about 90 acres in cultivation, worked
by one negro, middle-aged lnear SOY and one of my
carriage horses, no manure.
Gathered 435 bushels of corn at so cents. S217 so
IS 10000 lbs. fodder at 75c. per cwt... 90 90
" 80 bushels of peas, 81 per bushel 80 90
1887 so
Besides, there were some ground-nuts sweet po-
tatoes, and watermelons.
A fine profit this upon one old negro and horse
that did this as extra work
1850. This year was not so good as the preceding,
and corn up to 81 per bushel
Gathered from same land with same means
of cultivation 312 bushels 1912 90
Gathered 9 1000 lbs hay and fodder 1l2 SO
: q 10 bushels peas. ........... lo w
s434 so
Pea vines were made and not calculated.
About six days each year the help of one
hand was rendered, at 37A cents per day,
making in all. -. 80. 81
The Advertiser states that the above operations
were on piny wood land two or three years old.
RETURNED TO THE UNITED STATEs.--Mr. OMea-
ra the Secretary of Father Mathew, has arrived at
New York from Cork and intends to take up his re-
sidence in this country. Father Mathew is staying
with his relatives in Cork.
ARIsTocRAcY OF APPETITE" Grandmother" said
little girl, buy some of these cucumbers"
emo, sly Child replied the lady.
"Why nots ~ asked the little girl.
Because should hate to he carrying them
home, when everybody knows they are only cent
piece"
How TO GET AN ENEMY.-Lend man a small sum
of money for a day. Call upon him in week for 1t.
Wait two months In three months insist upon his
raying YOU He will get angry-denounce and speak
of you in abusive terms.
We have seen this experiment tried repeatedly, and
neyer knew il 10 fall
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
DAGUERREoTYPE PORTRAITS

THE subscriber would respectfully to the cit
L of Wilmington and vicinity, that he has received
large additions his stock and prepared to
pish everything that the Art has attained He has every
for taking whole size pictures down to the small
miniature, together with very large assortment
Frames and beautiful Cases.
At considerable expense he has obtained Chemical PR.
paraton which is decided improvement in the Art, AID
which produces proofs which but please the most &
tdous He has also fine assortment of Gold Lockes Pins
&C. in which to place Lkenesses which he is determined
sell cheap. that every have opportunity o
obtaining Likeness of dear Parent Relative, Friend
To he would state that he has Cases made
their case quite SMALL that they be carried
bout the person with Inconvenience lie has appera
tus for taking Views, which is great Improvement
call is earnestly solicited from all connoseurs of the Arts
and Sciences whether they wish pictures not.
Sick deceased persons taken at their dwellings, Paint
ings and Daguerreotypes correctly copied.
Instructions given in the proficiency guaranteed
Rooms Messrs. Polly & Hart's Store, Front St.
a5-lSO-2t-3l-2t J. w. GULICk.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
COTTON
NOTICE

AM again in the market for Cotton. Persons having
Cotton in market. will do well to before selling
April 2, 1S52-178-3t-3l-3tl w. A WILLIAMS =!
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
FREIGHTS:

TO NEW YORK -.
Turpentine, Rosn, and Tar, ger barrel, 80 40
Spirits Turpentine, do 90 50
totbon, per pale. u w w
Cotton goods and yarns, per foot, ...- ........
Flaxseed, per cask ............... 90 80
Ground Peas per bushel, Observation-Disclosures.
LUMBER, per VI. Il w a , w
TO PHILADELPHIA.
Turpcntine, Resin, and Tar, per barrel, 35
Spirits Iurpentine. do. 90 G5
Lumber, per NJ. to size 4 90 90
Cotton goods an yarns, per cubic foot, ......6
TO BOSTON.
Turpentine, Resin, and Tar per barrel, ......40 As
Spirits Turpentine, do. 80 Go
Lumber, per M. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o 90 a 90
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

GA certain celebrated medical lecturer in Pennsyl-
Tana' was showing his class the advantage of VAGINA
'Ion over incubation in preventing small pox-an adj
vantage so evident that the State had egsaed the
iiuOeet making an mPrisoning offence for one to
men, said the professor. elf they put the man you
lnocuated in Jail for. in few days he aroud break
OUT! At this the students themselves =" broke out
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

AyD WHEREAS the said act provides for amending tho
Constitution of the State of North Carolina
every qualified for the house Commons right
to vote also for the Senate.
Now therefore, the end rat it may made known
that if the aforesaid amcnneH to the Constitution shall be
agreed By twohirds Of the whole representation in each
house of the General Assembly. then he sub
ted to the people for ratification have issued this my Pro
clamaton in conorntyh the provisions Of the Before re-
cited Act - f-..t ~. +. .45t .-t-,F = 4.
In testimony whereof, DAVID S. Ftp Governor of tho
State OF A0rth Cnr0ina hath hereunIo his hand and
caused the Great Seal of said State to he affixed -
Done at the city OF Raleigh thirty-frst
SEAL CLAY of December, the of Lord
*4*****#*eght hundred and ffty-one and in the 76.,
year of our Independence. 's -ssj 80 zsfssas 8 =
BY the Governor, - @t IS. 4 DAVID a REID
Tuos. SETTLE IT.. Private Secretary.
Persons into whose hands this pfnesraffon nav fan VIII
please see that eepy Of i is posted up the Cdur: Louise
of their respective counties - &
Jan 8. Is52-Ta5-te S. seEE 4gsf. ssssfsr5s ~ Il = s
p OF sd JACkEIs-feeW s.lpIY.7a1 II - -71-- T--s
III as SCOTT & BALDWIN,Ss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

RETURNED TO THE UNITED STATEs.--Mr. OMea-
IA, the Secretary of Father Mathew has arrived at
New York from Cork and intends to take up his re-
sidence in this country. Father Mathew is staying
with his relatives in Cork
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

The YOU'VE WIFEs RESPONSE Why art thou
sad my love, to-day what grief is frowning DER
thy heart? Why dost thou droop and turn away, and
why do tears unbidden star,' When first wooed
thee in thine isle-thy Erin, emerald of the deep
saw thee sweetest only smile nor ever thought that
thou coudst weep. The sun of summer lights the
earth, the zephyrs kiss is the cheek and nature
calls thee back TO mirh, then be not prythee, love,
weak, While | thus spoke, my bosom's queen, one
deep fond glance upon me stealing, exclaimed, Be-
JaOers but you're green! It's onions sure I'm after
peeline.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
STATE OF NokTH CAROI.iSA.
a .

Office of Secretary Of State
WtLAM lIT Secretary of State, in and for the State
of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the foregoing
true and perfect copy of Act of the General Assembly
this State off from the file
fee Given under hand, this 3l day of December 1851
WA. HILL, Sec'y Of state.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09
LIST OF LETTERS,

D EMATNING in the Post Office at Wilmington, N. c.,
IL 3lst March, 1852.
30 Ask for Advertised Letters.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

THRUST AT GENERAL ScoTT-The last number
OF the American Wing Review, periodical of vast
influence with the party whose principles it advocates.
puts two-edged sword between the ribs of General
Scott in the following truly scientific style It says
that soldier he has the universal confidence of
the country. His political principles are sound, but
we much question his qualifications and capacity for
the station to which some of his admirers would ee-
vate him" The writer then gives him another touch
OF aery and concludes in reference TO his Presiden-
tal ASPIRATIONS by remarking that "tbe exigencies of
the times require ADLER hands and wider views,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

POU I'D JACkEIo.-fNe,s stfply.lat - 81 77e-- =
III aS SCOTT & BALDWIN'ss
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

Pea vines were made and not calculated.
About six days each year the help of one
hand was rendered, at 37A cents per day,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

The Advertiser states that the above operations
were on piny wood land two or three years old.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-04-09

ATEW ORLEANS MOLASSES.-A few barrels, for sale
N ~ PESSEl 7 IL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06
ClOthing Made 10 Order.

az Rednced Pricss suittke tunes
THE subscriber would tender his thanks To the
citizens OF Ottawa aud vicinity for past Iavors. and
respectfully sollcls continuance Of their patron.
age lie has taken rooms directly over the store of
Rodgers, Mills, & Co, formerly occupied by q =.
Burr opposite the Mansion House, where he will
be happy to wait on all that should call during hll.
Siness hours Garments Of all kinds made to order
= Gy,Conslaniy on hand a superior lot Of fine
broad Clothes Cnssimeres, Twecds. Ves,ings,
Trimmings, &c, &c, and for sale h,aper than
an be bought amy where else. AM BitLry'
Msy eel lsee
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To SllOcnunkcrs

MOROCCO, cali, kip and upper leather
NJ Cochneal, blue aud green morocco
rink, drab, black maroon aud russell luus
BINDINGS, webbing MOI s, IOnnd " thread
Pegs. lasts, nails, lacks, brussels. avis. n..r,ts.
amrsIs ,heel llifons, &c -fotsal, hy
lau2S p,,,,gn.,,.
Inn ALl.S. Linscet OIL warranted RrIlend.
wv chrome red, chrome green, ch'nme yrlluw
Pars green, dry aud IN oil Spanish brown Spanish
whiting. plaster Of Pan. venr,inn red. yellow och.
re-, French mud Chinese vermil,nn. ultra mafiur
blue. ,arnlshes and tnrpen,ne. Blake. frr m ~
paint together with VARIETY " other paints. tor
sale a, reduced prices by q l.. Tnoarsus
may lit s,,he Ci,y D,pe Ns,,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06
TO FARMERS
Usage Orange EIanrs

Y u vitb subscribers have now rruwlng nj their
X nursery, three miles west Ol OtlaWa Ia rg,,
~ supply Of probably the fines, Usage Oraugr
iIautseIer grown in this state aud which, a Ihu'
"l u very superior quality, We will sriat the COM
mon price orordnay plants. We dil hot ~, bark
IN ihl- enterprise l, after The most thorough exam.
nation ol the subject, we 0scerlaircd from actgal
observation tia, it Is no lungcran experiment in
tlis state. With this shrub, AZ o very small rX.
pen,", a live fence, which Wi he ,urprtual. may
he reared in nverY short time, The value ul,i.,h a
fence to my ianlcT Is easily Appreciated THIS
shrub Is very hardy, Is dl,tas,,ia 10 all animals
and insects, and grows well on almost ty,ry va.
nely OF SOIL IN the sjute, has long top root hy
which ms enabled TO resist the wind aud f. n. in.
dlS'Tuclab.eas redcrier The Introduction OF m.
pant VIII do as much 10 promote The prosperity If
TINS state as nj. the railroads now in process ct con
slructloni ior with 1t our largest praries may be-
~ once fenced aud cultivated, while without IL
,hty would lay waste for an infinite ,rng.h Of time
In very short time this fence will he considered
indispensable upon every wei regulated farm and
he who commences hfst .ill first have his farm
fenced. Al Wi readily appreciate, ihatthepnn'.
grown IN this latitude will succeed better than
'hase grown iarther south aud bench We have
embarked IN The enterprise with the view OF sun
plying, al least IN pat. the great demand lotnants
IN this vicinity, and have spared no mains or OK
pense To produce the most perfect aud uniform
growth OF plants ever prrscn,rd to the public We
snail he happy TO show them to those who can call
and examine them at the nursery
Orders may be lett with either OF the Subscribers
orwlth Mr., VI Osman, al the Free Trader office
III Ut'nwn, or any OF our agents IN other places
flan's ordered will be delivered either at the
nursery er IN Ottawa rs nav be desired Send in
your orders early. lagos WooDRurr & CAroN.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06
:s.s:s 0TThWe NURSERY,
C3ax la SALE CoCNTT. ILL.,

{ NTUh0ls & MURPHY would auu5guc@ 20
! ' the yu1lic that they VII have for -o- THIS
Fail N their nursery situated one mile 49, Of he
court house on The road ieadIrgro Prru,a most "a
tcnsive assortment OF Eiglf Trees ShUb,rry iiar.
dy Roses, Gfeenhoa5s ahd .!eI5ac. 1I>- pcrrurIll
plants.
Our stock ofstandagl fuit and owaupear tees
comprising al. the varieties Of sppI-, pear, Plum
cherry, and apricot Recommended by rh- congress
Of irCl. growers re at such SIZE and qualify Ls
no contrast can d>parage.
OF Goo-hcrries We have 10 varieties; Currnnts
IS varieties OF Grapes, the black Hamburg,
Clinton, Isabella and Catawha Ra-pn-rrl-s
the Yellow Antwerp real Red IRficTp Fanco-
Mo, and forstot Towering shrgls-A lheas
Flowing Almonds Amospha, Gorgeous, Curant
yellow fowrug, Couoncalier, Euonmous, FUr.y-
thea, Japan (tlnce Lilac puyei - Peter, wreath.
Juda. Tree, Spirras Syrluga- IIpssiia hoseu
considered by manythe most heauu!u plant MIRO
duced by Mr Fortune from China
OF Roses we have BOurbons, Bengal. Tea, Nor
settle, Uybred China, Perpetual. or Remontats
Climbing roses Moss roses and NiCropha roses
PGouies-Feony motion andherbaceous pennies
lhlOX-Seyeral varieties including ph.oN drum
m0udu; Double dahlins, carnations picor.rs
chryssn'hrmums, pompOne or LII pUunu rhryran.
ihemum, petuneas, N.ereubergras, ..ruuums
hchOhIOpts, vhg0s etc.
Summer CiinJrs-- Maurlndia, Barclayanu,
Cobea, Scandrns, and Lopho-puimun.
Guibous EiolrT Roots Aucmoue, Slaudiolus,
irls, liium tuherose, tulip, etc
Hedge PllEfs-2OoOoG Usage orange plants
OF the most thrifty growth
Nursery Ni0cks- 100, 600 apple seedlings eco
cherry, . 900 bums, which we Wi. sell cheap 10
persons starting nurseries, tlther as stocks or
worked.
Greenhouse PllniS-Rhododrndro crneas,
aZelias AM cameul.
Our nipple trees which W. Offer for sol. ihisE,,l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06
The FIVE lille roiisn

VI -t'-.r.Ht tnm"r.y 0. Oh. sulphur Surrr
J 200 r.HHvur .,sr AMT frrl on Ihr veg
H.r -.r..'at'lr tun. o' HuflIu Rock ou ihr t..
.H Iy" mu-. w'~t eft Ottawa. will haII hius,l
v.y. ..'6 rontDri accommodations IN suu-u.r
N.HrHfr goo -.1v-.rr- nm 9th - Grnr fol IN u.
.lrHH- 'or 1-flv'--.-rv strict attention to tu.
.T'-. rnr- nm"rr# liberal share 81 rnai- patron
20 rH rio. H.u l0C2j' Orr EfEn
h. -r"nt WI -T'H"H- spriupS
For -ai. 20 lrf,s Ut choice land NJ the Sulphur
uIur- OF the road '-tw-rn Ottawa and Peru
Do Canal. md the Rail Road pas along tine
Goth me There 1rr upon u three brauliiul, NO.
v"' 'u.uE, mound springs For further inioru1.
ru- "qIirrat the Five Nile ilou.e Of
Sep i-'. CAPT REED.
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For suIe,

4 YER p'rHmu; residence in Ottawa situated
n or tu'uuhu, street, being n large two Story
house with two wings The hous' contains II
r0'ms tr,j'' iwo front pnrlor. of '6 feet and
jiHUt loam of II teet, n cellar md hyl nolic 90
tom. The hHu.r b newly built y well finished
apl has ry'v le-ir,hl convenience CONNECTED
with % The house FRONT. rn.t on lot g. by 10
feet ruis perfect Nrplvto W. ANrr-
tuu,Vl. Nr.2, l2S1.6n
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=, Officers. soldiers. ~ id"w %
Heirs Of deceased saddle .

\ hl TAKE NOTICE, that the undersigned 10
"A ON hand ,nsu,ual, ioprocurc yonrlouuy llui
pensions back aud rAtrn paw, at nomina 1,ir. ,,,.
~ than ever Having had considerable M. nc,
IN thus business, aud beng IN dircci cor,csp,, shfs
rHhih Departments NJ he GorsrBmeH'L "vnrtr
chorr the adjustment ofsuch claims, We r-. r,r,arr
we eau do your business to your ynllr. .aii.l.iuu
When We are no, succ-s.iu IN m -rruuug,, t,u. uf
this Kind, We never charge. Call and srr ua 20 ..u.
Nov ~, lssO-r
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Z d ~. rn.,n a. ,n,c

= I-...H '.... ~. nrt" Conllininr 3.n ncTrs (,
l'o uHI~5 q n."; 80 inn STATE Of rp'rvrrup /,
1n urh'nl ui 81" huI trees. composed ~ ample.
p.rua,. lulr rri,- Comfortable luliiuqt and
q choice well e wa ~. tn water standing several
ic"' deep iu N. lrr-r weather TIN" irin g. ll.ns
miles fnm Ottawa directly south, and on m. high
r.i GROUND h,twrrn h- Illinois and Nermion IL
ver aud Oucr md Covrl creeks, and j. mo,tdr.
.lrohlc location iot the production OF grain or cat.
tle Tarmseasy apply ON tn preu-rsto
Aug GIT VI FAYErTE BALDWIN.
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Mnlc, pnwc, Z, l.cl,o

f ; rG Undersigned oiIt lrcnt inducements 20
3 r,riaI.i. ,hi n.unlariufris vs DIZZY haVr de-
rit,I., fI. beet NHWI puWvl iu Doe -inte having a..
vel . l.,r head an tall, aud -mntriin Dayton !
luIh., hr,r Otnwa, aud drawn from DE t"N rv't
Feeder. whrh b. kyptin rrpiirly lhr .'1if, wl'i"u
any rot 90 ihr undrrsgnrd. They h'N" w1'' '"
lease irr y"at sllliei M Goo irN' 3' fh "'
81 ie'i hufi. and wi rnsr an very .''''n' "lH ''
nui good rspunsh', company
1h-i.a r,, chance Tor men Hic1pial who m1v
wshtu uipinihf nianuinrtutiun business iI' To
rlurr y ,,iy healthy nnd hinnnhit 'tuni,h ~ ~
i.u,'s uuvrnh- erirt within m'Irs ct p" con.
i'mp.1ird Rock Island rni frnd ANA the head 81
n,hoa'H1,igntou luIm'h, ILLUMINATION, Ind
drew p,v,os,m,y3i Jous Gstss Il sess.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06

I HAVE concluded to receive orders Tor
J O"ge Orange Plants, for Foster y Mason OF
Lake county. Ills presumed that the plants raised
no II ARE 10 be- preferred to those raised south OF
ihls sub NJ with to procure plants Of the best
qua lily md 1T the mos, thrifty kind may he assured
hn'fhsv VII =" suppled with jus, what they want
C7ii r1r'v y. there Is m advantage in having the
orlrr 100 p1rlv. the price will be the luwesttnicS 60
Irr Huvgl ! g. NArrNGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-06
EInCk s,,liiI, sI,nn.

VOllN BASTION has jus, opened shop
- near the Unlon House, on Columbus ST.. und
h. prepared 10 do all kinds Of work IN his line lie
VIII non md repair huggle- wagons, Sc, ut short
notice and in the best mnnner having been work
for the raE year nj such work for 4. Barnard in
this town Give him n call mny22.6n,
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Guardiun's sale.
-AdminI.rrainl., -

'f''N' "a e
- vl-ius or! deci-l4. og'er of the county carr,
- % L-sa.e eonuiy, sh..,as adnin,s,ra,riN Cd
me estate cd Charles liayw1ri deceased, sell a,
public auction. 10 ihr lIEhss, Hdell1rca,h..t the
door OF The court huusr, on Ottawa on Iursd y ,h,.
9h day OF November, 1852, at2ouluck. 7. VI. the
io OWING described real estate. % VII
LOO ocres, seQ sec.I, T l5.N.R Sr.ln Eorrau CO
81 81 ".hsvI. s" IS q, Q"
80 "rhueq" IS Is.
10 y ac'stHN nw tnrg s-citlSrt9r
- ac'SWn >eq sec p % n r 2 p. !u lasatl-co
b sOwh nee d" .3lsl " 4e.
JcIIt Am Rrr0, late
JrLis AM HNwARn aiu,'N
sept y ss52 -tw. HINEY J. RyEn. her husband
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Rheunsio Compound Z hInod purifar

- "'.'-~ = gan pCulllt = UIDCu 4 ullUSIt
lHi' j. Nh" great remedy 81 the age and proycs 10
%" ""e % the greatest discoveries ever made by
wih ltl- OF more. value To lhcted and suffering
humanity than all he Goh ofClHforBia! THIS
nwroy has only been promln, M before the public
l'l1i ihrrr years. during which time probably mere
ease, OF Rheumatism have been cured by its use
idah 10y aii other put together, or any course of
u-ni'nr prescribed by tue most eminent physi-
cHus oithrngr
Not oniy recent AcUr Igf1mmaiGry cases, bu,
"'d chrome eases q ten hfcaiu Auig, and even
i",ig geer' iSndI6c, where hey had been confined
70 th'' beds m b9bbicd oboui on crntches ten and
ficcH .ecrs, The flesh hgd shuHk from their bones
n1d they have been cured Ample testimony OF
the" facts is published H. pamphlet form This
testimony is at the highest character entitled to the
confidence oi all men.
Manufactured and sold wholesale and retail by
thf onana tscQverrr aod proprietor AT The Mcdl-
cal Depot 1856 North Third Street. between Vine
street aud Washington Avenue, ST I.ouis, Mo.
fncr, 50 per bottle, three bottles for Sl2, with
liberal discount by he dozen
Ordrrs from distance promptly attended to-
Address or cal upon p MORTI MORE,
Medical Depot, 1875 nOrih Third 81 81 L0nis.
Nov 96-ly f. v GRILES AGENT
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Strengthen hnd neal the lungs This Compound
syrup Of Wild Cherry aud Tar will do IL uumcd,.
airy u Is very pleasant AMI agreeable To take
street 81 Louis, No. Price : per Loulr.
To--aIrhy l. 7 Grrsa.. Agents.
J G.. NArrygrE, ! Ounwu.
AIihe above Cor sale also rs /. 4 BiHcock and
Nrs.Is. Brown y Co.. In SalI,; :. Smith, Peru
aud Or j Patterson Pcunl.
N1ypinIt,.t
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A Ta,rmcspaid rorhdc and skins, 7t'he Tan
a nrty or oiNie store ON Canal street.
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