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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1853-08-24
GAitur'H Correspondents.
RALEIGH, August 10. 1853.

l noticed in a paper the other day, that the
Editor, in bringing before the public the
case Of General Washington's servant" or
at least one formerly owned by him, who is
still living at the advanced age of one hum
drcd and twenty four years, alluded rather
exultingly to the fact that he had used
liquor all his life !" as if the exceptions to
the laws of health with regard to the use of
stimulating beverages should prove the non
existence Ofsuch laws. The negro, no doubt,
had naturally n strong, vigorous constitution,
which has been preserved in spite of the in.
%jurions effects which alcohol exerted on his
system. But the writer would have us be-
lieve that because the negro mentioned above
could use liquor during a long lifetime, ap.
parently with impunity, therefore, the use
Of it as a beverage is conducive to health and
long life. It is n false induction to draw such
q conclusion from, and shows what strange
and absurd arguments liquor lovers, drinkers
and sellers will resort to in order to justify
themselves in their use Of it as q beverage,
and their sale of it as a commodity.
J. w.
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ORANGE COUNTY, Aug. 18th, 1898.
Mr.. Error / know that in these e~ventful times
your columns are generally crowded with inn
portant matters, and that there is very little room
for me to obtrudc myself into notice by relating any
mimportant or trivial circumstance; but notwith-
standing this, / would beg Il place in your sheet to
inform the public Of the generosity and gratitude
or the Flat River Division Of the Sons of Temper
aucc. Some twelve months ago, while that Divi-
sion was in n comparative infantilo state, | present
ed il with IA small and badly constructed Banner,
such being the best / know how to fabricatc. They
then held a public reception meeting, mt which I re.
cCivcd all their thanks since that time | have had
the pleasure Of seeing that Division meet ut n fourth
of July celebration, where they marched with ban.
nor and with badge, all Of which | thought a full
compensation for all my tolls in making the little
Banner. But il would not do for the members OF
that Division il was not enough. They purchas-
ed for me u fine COIN LoCKET, which present / re-
cciycd the eighth of the present month, from one Of
tho members and although / never have admired
the putting on Of gold or costly apparel for its own
sake, yet for the sake Of the source from whence |
have received this present, and in honor o. the Or
der Of the Sons of Temperance, | do hereby resolve
that | will wear this jewel with as much pride, and
prize IL as highly as any Of the votaries Of royalty
ever esteemed any Of their superb Baskets of gold
and precious stones.
Aud l would also through this medium, render
my u]utcigued thanks to that glorious little Divi
sion, for such n present, and thus assure them tina.
| am with, aud for them, and their cause, HOPING
that they may finally triumph in all their laudabl,
aims aud ends.
SUSAN TEASLEY.
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At the last regular meeting Of New Hanover Di-
vision. No. IS. Sons Of Temperance, the following
resolutions was proposed and unanimously adopted
Resoircd, That we the officers and members of
this Division, will on the approaching session Of the
Grand Division in this place, extend a cordial and
hearty welcome 10 all Representatives and that
we will invite and entertain them at our homes du.
ring their stay in this place.
Resoircd. That the X. s. furnish the Editors OF
the " Spirit ofhe Ags' and "Frce Press" a copy
Of the above Resolution, and request the insertion
Of the same in their respective papers, until the
meeting Of the Grand Division.
The resolution calling for n State Temperance
Convention ON the Goth and 9th of October next,
was rescinded.
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HE

81, Corn IS "a soc. Turpentine 50. Spirits Tur
pentine IS @36. A despatch from New York to 1
Fayetteville merchant, dated Aug. II, says-aTh'
America has arrived; news unfavOrable. Hand
off from Cotton.
WILMNGToN-yirgin Turpentine 81 75-Yel
low 81 20. Spirits tarp. 81 a S7a. Two RATS 0
timber sold at IS
At Charleston Cotton IO1 a II.
@ In the Nos1olk, Petersburg and Northern
markets we notice cotton and wheat have decline.
considerably. No other Manages noticed.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Trustees for the Male Academy located in
i Murfreesboro', Hartford county, N. C. respect
fully announce that the next Session of tho
School will commence on the first of October next,
under the charge of a gentleman capable and well
qualified to discharge the duties as Principal of a
school of high grade.
The course of INSTRUCTION intended to be pursued,
is calculated to prepare youths for College or the
active pursuits of life.
The institution has recently been placed under
the patronage of Washington Lodge, No. 8, I.O. o.
F., and the known s~alubrity of the village-the
morality of its citizens, together with the absence of
many of the influences which lead youth into e-
ror, it's believed will prove an inducement to Pa
rents and Guardians to patronize this School.
Terms for the Session of Five Months.
For Elementary English, 50 90
For Higher " IL SO
For Classics and Mathematics, I6 90
Fuel, &c. SO
Good Board can be obtained Tor IS 90 per month.
Address " Secretary to the Board of Trustees to
the Male Academy" MurfreesbOro', N. C.
August 6, 1853. 49-to
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ANOTHER INSTANCE OF TAPE WORM
CURED BY THE USE OF
DR.. M'Lane's Celebrated Yermifnge.

New YORK, October 18th, 1858.
10 This is to certify that I was troubled with
a tape worm for more than six months. tried all
the known remedies for this dreadful affection, but
without being able to destroy it. / got one of DR..
MLanes Almanaes, which contained notices of
several wonderful cures that had been performed
by this celebrated Vermifuge. I resolved to try
it; and Immediately purchased a bottle, which I
took according to direotions ;~And the result was, I
discharged one large tape worm, measuring more
than a yard, besides a number of small ones.
MRS. NJ. SCOTT, No. 70 Cannon street
P. S. DR.. MIane's Celebrated Vermifuge, also
his Liver Pills, can now be had at all respectable
Drug Stores in this city.
~ Purchasers will please be careful to ask for
and take none but DIR. M'Lane's Vermifuge. All
others in comparison, are worthless. 13
For Sale by P. F. PESCUD, Druggist, Raleigh.
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DIED.

On Monday, the 1st of August, at his residence
in Cleaveland County, n. G., Robert Wells, a high
ly respectable citizen, in the S1st year of his age.
Yes, he is gone-his spirit fed,
Yes, he is numbered with the dead
Dim has grown his sparkling eye,
And gone the pulse that beat so high
His spirit now from earth is riven,
And scared unto its native Heaven"
In Onslow County, on the 9th ult., Cassie Jane,
infant daughter of Mrs. 0sDr5ek. Buta few weeks
ago. Mrs. B. was called to follow the last remains
of her husband to the tomb now the sad affection
of the death of her daughter falls heavily upon
her. Let her hope be in Jesus, who hath said,
&" suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid
them not. for of such is the Kingdom of Heaven"
Con-.
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Texas Lands and Debts.

TNHE subscribers will visit Texas in November
l. next, to settle Land Claims de-. in that State.
Persons having debts de or claims for Land in
Texas, can employ US to settle them on reasonable
terms by early application. Address us at Morgan
ton, Burke Co., N. G. Refer to Col. George Little,
Raleigh James R. Dodge, ESQ.,, Rockford Col.
E. P. Jones, Charlotte r.. c Pearson, Esq, Nor
canton. S. A. BETTIS,
SAML. Med. TATE.
august 10, 1853. 5I-4t
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Teacher Wanted.

A Lady thoroughly qualified to give instruction
IA IN Pencil and Crayon Drawing, and to assist
in the English Department of Edgeworth Female
Seminary, viii find employment by immediate ap-
plication to RICHARD STERLING,
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At Business Hall, NO. l.

FIST Received a lot of Blasting Powder, Picks,
Rock Hammers, Blasting Fuse, and a large as
sortment of Octagon and Square Caststeel, Loose
Joint Butts, Screws, Locks, &C., which we will sell
low. Il
Aug. 10, 1858. 4S@t
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At Rowan Church, Sampson County, on Sunday,
the 14th inst, by the Rev. Mr.. Kennedy, Mr.. Valentine
Raekley to Miss Ann Eliza Jane, daughter of Thos.
Brown, Esq, all of Sampson.
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JOHNSON'S HOTEL,
LincOIntOn, n, G..

ST 7 u d o p d 81 3
TT having been reported to some extent in the
surrounding counties, that the above establish
ment is closed (and no doubt by some designing
character the subscriber. therefore, takes this meth
cd of informing the community at large, that the
origin of said report is false.
Thankful therefore, for past favors, with an ex-
perience of some twelve years in the business, he still
s%olicits a share of patronage. Having lately re-
fitted and improved said establishment. he feels as
sured that his guests shall not leave dissatisfied.
B. J. JOHNSON.
Lincolnton, Aug. 20, 1858. 5l-6m
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Hardware Importation, 1853.
M UIR & BRYAN
Importers and Wholesale Dealers ~
Foreign and american Hardware, Cutlery,
G,tnc 6.c

Guns dc.
SYcAMoRE ST. PETERSBURG VA,
4 RE now receiving their Fall stock ( of Foreign
IN and American Hardware, which they present
to the consideration of buyers generally, believing
that they can offer inducements equal to any other
establishment in the Country. A large portion of
their goods have been imported direct from England,
and the American carefully selected from the best
sources, all of which are offered for sale on the most
reasonable terms. Merchants visiting this city are
respectfully invited to call and examine their stock
before purchasing.
MUIR & BRYAN.
Petersburg Aug. 1853. 51-2m
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August 10, 1858.
LnmbertOn Female Academy.

THE exercises of this Institution will be resum-
ed on Monday, the 5th Of September next. under
the superintendent of the former competent in
struotress, Miss MARY L. MORRISON.
Terms for a Session Of Fire Months:
Primary Branches, SIS 90
English Grammar and Geography, 90
Classical Department, 10 90
Pupils will be charged from the time of their en-
tering the Academy until the close of the Session.
Aug. 19, 1853. 51-4w
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Norfolk. An
GILL NETT

N addition to the usual assortment of Dry Goods,
the subscribers keep constantly on hand all the
different numbers of Gill Nett Threads, from the
mandatory of Dunbar, McMaster & Co., Ireland,
which they offer to the trade much below the usual
prices.
CLARKE, HARDWOOD KYLE.
Norfolk, Aug. 6. 49-t
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REMOVAL.
To the Merchants of Virginia and North Carolina.
JOHN W. RICE d. BROTHER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
TTAVE moved from No. 9, Bollingbrook street, to
III their New Store, No. 2, PowelPs Row, Walnut
street, a few doors above Powelfs Hotel, Peters
burg, Va, where they will be pleased to see their
old friends and patrons, together with all merchants
visiting the city.
They are now receiving their Fall Supply, which
will be large, well selected and complete about the
lst of September. They respectfully solicit a call,
feeling confident that they can offer Goods on terms
that cannot fail to please. SIT
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CHOwAN FEMALE
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.

Rev. NJ. R. F0RY, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL, Natural Sci
ences and Moral Philosophy.
Mrs. E. Delaney FoRY, Associate Principal,
French, italian, and Bellies Lettres.
Rev. R.. HI. LAND, A. NJ, Latin Language and Lit
~erature.
Rev. J. R.. GARL1cK, A. NJ, History.
P. S. HENSON, A. B.. Mathematics and Natural Sci
ences.
Mr.. M. c. BABCOcK, 0rganist and Pianist.
Miss A.. PERKINS, Higher English.
Miss SUSAN j. BAKER, Music, Piano and Vocal.
Miss NJ. e. ELDRIDGE, Music, Piano, Vocal and
Guitar.
Miss EMILY CUsHMAN, Music, Piano and Vocal.
Miss NJ. A. BRIDGERs, Music, Piano and Vocal.
Miss C. D. SMITH, Primary Department.
Miss JULIA RUGER, Oil, Water, Monochromatic
Painting, Drawing and ornamental branches.
Rev. j. r. GARLIcK, A. NJ. and LADY, Conductors
of the Domestic Department.
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DANIEL HIGGINS

OFFERS FOR SALE, at his long established
" Nurseries, an extensive collection of Nursery
frodnce, embracing every variety Of Fruit and Or
namental Trees, Towering Shrubs. varieties If Fv-
ergreens, Norway Spruce, Dwarf Box, varieties Of
Fruit Trees, eight years from the graft. Pear Trees
on pear stocks now in bearing. The leading vari
cites of Currants, Gooseberries, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, dc. Asparagus Roots, Sea kale, Rhubarb
Plants.
Purchasers are invited to make their own selec-
tons orif left to the proprietor every Justice viii be
done. Orders from all parts Of the Union win, as
usual, meet prompt attention. Catalogues sent graf
is. ADDRESS Daniel Higgins, Nurservman, Flushing,
Long Island, or Anthony ]. Bleecker, No. 2, Broad
Street, New York. 50-I2t
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RANKIN, PULLTAM & co.

. SA&&4@&G4 g w.
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
9nrFigH ( DumE5tir 5taplr K 9anra
DRY GOODS, &READYMADE CLOTHING,
No. II, Hayne Street,
(Win remove Sept. l., to 131, Meeting Street,
cHARLEsTON, S. C.
W.D. Rankin, R. W. Pulliam, A. d. Smith, of
Asheville, n. C.
7. y. C~raigmiles, late of Georgia. 45-1y
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C0PARTNERsHIP NOTICE.
y Subscribers have this day associated them
Il selves together under the firm and style Of
CLARK HARDWOOD & KYLE,
for the purpose Of conducting in all its branches,
the
JOBBLNG AND RETAIL DIR GOODS
BUSINESS,
At No. 80, North side Main st.,
NORFOLK, Va.
Where they intend keeping constantly on hand
a large and well selected assortment of goods, pur-
chased expressly for the Virginia and North Caro-
lima trade, and which they pledge themselves to sell
on as reasonable terms as any ;imilar establishment
North or South. They respectfully request a call
from those purchasing in this market, before buy
ing elsewhere, satisfied that if variety, quality, and
price, constitute any inducement to purchase, they
cannot fail to be suited.
W. d. CLARKE,
III. HARDWOOD,
R0BT. W. KYLE.
Norfolk, Aug.s s. 49-4t
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
W!lbOr's Com Jund Of
PURE CUD LIVER OIL
AND LIME.
Guar roE CozsuMrTioS, t"u6n-, 'oLIs
NsrHpA, ,BRoSCIiIris, kLkAL DfsiL-
IIy AsnAL sCkOfuLOIs lIuMOEs.


hsrHpA, A,BRoSCTITIs, ,t'ikLkAL DfniL-
IfY AspALL sck0FuLoCs lluMoEs.
/ TIE proprietor has surrccdrd (hcm dircti' n,
1 of irJlrs.nr Stone, Ia combining th, on nd
Lane ST. perfectly lha, thu tasle 0i the OH whnh
l.. SCI aa,isrous, 10 persons generally. ir tniir!
ov rcuInc, and il eau bc .ahrn Ll the most drli-
cate females with plcasme. And as rgnlds the
ben, fit oi ,hs article over The char oil, the foi.
low ING 6. se, 10y Professor Stone, srlhelrh TO
csnv,nce hi mo,t sceaical The ,""'g lad,
was - N.ars of age.
/ "iier disease was one OF nnmixcd plih'sW,
winch had been expected 10 terminate IN tie
course Of "A few months fatally. "he ~ per part
ofboth her lungs was filed with tubeirl,s, aud IN
some places were beginning 10 soften. The cnse
WAS evidently bad one. The treatment Of Tod
Liver Oil was at frs, used, bm wiIh"m marked
Improvement. The Phosphate Of L'ne was then
ad ninis,ered with the Oil, aud the rrrul', a. in
the ease uf many others, WAS soon apparent -
ia paticn, Was rapidly getting well"
! 1nis preparation does not like the Cod Liver
O,l ,lb.com. rancid which axes n very deriri
b- for Persons travelling AS 1t keeps fresh ior
long time.
| Be sure and get the genuine. Manufactured only
/ b, AI.EX'W Is. WiLBOR, Chemist, l56 Court
Street, lisston.
Il. Il HAZARD * co., As 'nts ior Newport
aud vicinity. rH
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

TLis !, ia. cnse of dyino who W li,e' lie roe
.,,,i ~ w,r.r ease ~ SCROFU la, 10y Only tT'fr ".
oSs nt I'M, l..' S4,my1ria that whs ever nnd"
srsnnnrllu ha moi sufficient ned Jo,rv To effect - cure
,f ,rfch a ycroiiia-is hp,iess case. 49, :. -,
ur / " iIASklN. td Rom,. fIneda Co.. ~ y" hid SrC
ola Esr ye-n-was confined 10 hs bed The %" goty-se
yn. a., much li.rar. aud d.bliiacd ns TO lr hnnhr !"
80. nnnI Ia his head Ne had the beat med''" nd''f
Ind used All uf tu brs SI,sorarh' Ia N" good tn,'l-
..t ,soys, and soy,r. al considered ~ hr III dWS
,,y,, uul c,ud not live r,rny four hours iohye WHEN '"
r,nnnIr seed usin, EFANTS PURIFIER Hs nrt nI,
cIien u,tL oJ 6Vm n hois rds 'i'. th'""
~. ,risdrirr unlrr his chin. HAT h- rahrd ihiS'
I. ho. ii. rnlru around that u c'md S '9'H
on It Of #, plnc, II only hoding by mail pi'o'; me 80
nf on, 1ym wac destroyed by iwp ulcers MI hrrr ~"
IA. arm large man, hand had ary o"ff; m''".n
Li, ,,d, int ri. Lody THUS he wac ulIc'ed WIN ir'ns
,r putyL oryjd of.nsirc ulcers, or various parts m "
nrrsnr For further ani fI.l particulars, see our "a"
filLFTS .. ,,.,,,.,,, 49,.
b. THOMAS WILLIAMS, one of the most Oh ,lni ply
.ici.n, n Rome called IL liwkh iit "y bcr't)
il. r,,lmrncrd using Bran'r PuTtrr. Dr. W. 'Ahh neg
nm and then .ld lin ihr Oh he msd"ine' ." me "o's
NH - rvt, bipi--llu his
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
ArICEHS CURED.

Mr. o. u. KISNEY. merchant. C7a'on. Ono'!r .''.n'.
v y infnrrtrd us that cHrrrr-ucOr IN SAID county
S,tlny wnni.rhil cures of CASCrRs through nr ricaS
# RRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. A ouoo-doci'
Grrur" county, y vi also us,ns said PtIlfl,k Mr
~ " T. has informed Of important cure " ca
err uf "n. standing, which was "irced oa mn a. ed la'
II that p!urr IT, therefore, this PUkisER Gamer
purifvu-, healing power. what npnrr disease oi -
nosd can II cure Seven yrnrs' experiences and u
nm, Illr.u nni,, hut "a MI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
FEvER-SoRE CURED

The Rev RICHARD III NSING, Pastor of the Prs
Lycrin csrch. Adams Basin, Monroe county New srk,
- 81 have usi rec" we'd letter irnm Mr. CuAA'
s.Y DussIRc reatIv. TO Ir cure of ls Fryrr.oe. Y1
nav depend on what Ja,e.. for h" s Christian
AMI In elder in the church Some since he had 10
ave Ir NJ he legs Of his life. in
Of a Fever sor-. Itr ossr leg bcI now Infected. Rnt
shout to he ripHa'rd, recommended BRAsrs Mr NJ.
cIs, K.nd Tie result He SAYS: hare u'e3 only bi,cs
sor1ils of BRtNT'S MEDICINE. pi-eed All Hopr
iran. y,nr recommendation ~ that Mrdiciu> md
.ay that with the bl-.sin- uf God, IL he's :Fccfed ~
vi ks'" 500 PumI hlcls for lgl particulars
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10
CHRONIC ERYSIPELAs AND ULCERS.

AsTostsHIro AND MOST WONDERFUL CuRE.-Css
Eua krapp Of No - Willow st. Brooklyn n Y
one OF the most respectable citizens In the city wa
afflicted five years with Scromlous Eryspclns OF bou
legs from the knees to the ieet, whit infsmcd ans
sweed 10 prodigous sire and liberated Large dcep
ulcers apparently large enough TO finger In.
into thsm which discharged daily almost Incredible
quantity OF Q mstursted substance IIo had had the
advice and attendance of several Of the sklfu
physicians and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without erecting cure, and told bg
one " two Of his physcisn' that the ulcer. In HE Leg
would hie of before long. BRASr's PuRivvIHs
EXTRACT has cured these liberated and ndsrned lcn
90 that now they are entirely healed up and he enjoy
Vyod health.
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Worse than Hopeless

Su,y hear Mr. HASKiS'S s'ntrni"ut cf rurr; u-. .n,i
A." iIy vii. procured one bottle of hRtNi \ hPihH iNt
lN'TR it'T q: Bi,,e1 T. eonHrd drn. visits - Ron"
euururrd u, .ns that AMI bSqdg gd bht'. lmd 'onc
enabled me yrf ~ ,ay bed, " s-r- ltd hr.n ,"i" "i
onS v-,, The second bofns ENABLED 10 yom h'hoi"r;
lhe h;,d bottle enabled roh o ne'. 10 Rome t'h
tr- whsp pro,srd ar bOiH'' moe! md when "a u,
ishJ usiy the nl scrrnrn Uf ieniI nc,r. hrd h,1f
np-nnd n,s< bofh,, more effected Il PERFECT tik -
Iii th, ulc.rs md rr,iurcd ise To yood h"iith."
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NURs:yG SORE MOUTH. LrrpRRHEi, &C..

"BYRos. GrSEsHE Co, y Y. Oct 10, l3f7.
"k..Jus. NJ. I. WALLACKk co some tim" last win
Ter nv wife became dslIn,ed from, the effects of L~
e-yyh.su aud Nursny So,c Month. ha she could IN -p
child or perform any household labor Her medical
pnrnt varied according to the advice md tons
the eminent physicians, u'ii thW wa exhaust
al in useless efforts She bcc.mr ske-iun, thh
Al tho time abe commenced tnk ls B,dnrs Medicine so
weighed no then ghy-ye pounds bat hy the tim"
hod taken JHr bottles she hrcrinr perfectly we'll The
cue pcrlecI that she i. tnHIlsd io de- MI
huusrsd wof, and gained thirty pound, of fr,h in
four weeks. GOurs truly, &. u. GALESTISE."
tt" reader will observe flai Mr.. GurNriNr SAYS
sKIii." lie, info med by H. $. TERKS, Esq, "
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-03-10

"t1rIcA, Geneser Co. February |, 1898.
"M WALLACE 4 CO.-tienHensn: was. for
dian yrur nr crd tl disease Of The stomach. could
any fa or greasy sinslsnco without cHung grcnt
pnis pckn-ss, unl vomiting: md cnutinun y afflicted
vim sIUnrct l. Ms ln exp, ri"ni, r,rd one hot
ae Of BRAST'S MEDICINE. wiich to my inter- difap.
ponttns1 cn,sd 0hl trered TIE usual after oHo
therefore us-d scrosl hottie. which has c,mp plriv
M sease am now well and heary and con eat almost
anything without tsins rniurd or the stomach hrcuni,ns
Yours UrlrCliuHN, l. y. w llLON.'
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES

Nr uAsKIN hn, sworn to - above facts. AMI h- fac's
are W wi..,.rd and c.rhrd 10 py Dr. T. WlhLlAMS-M'.
"a IL BPOW y prupricior ~ tls Uest Ror's Hof~-M-'-
siSsEiLI { LEONARD whol-.sle and reisl druggA,
"a n rl'rS ,,th,t be 1rtfpeSscs.
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Millinery Establishment.

HUNGARY in 1851, with AN Fxrc,i,rcc o
II the Austrian Police, by Charles Lo,ing
Brace, with Map and illustrations, - ,25.
America as | found it, 10y the Mother OF May
I.undir Duncan, S 90.
Thorpe, a Quot English Town aud Human
Liz. therein hv william Moun,ford, author oi
"E,than,sy," "Martyria," Sc; for sale by
WILLIAM II. PEEK,
.27. % Thames Street.
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BYSPgPsIA-SOUR STOMACH CUREDl

AGJ M {. C. I.st,o, t.p.. D..
A Dri,coll, Nauu j =. douglass, pii,iol.
Y. G.. Brown, Is'I Gi,'nv %. liI,t. Ns;
ick- Briggs & STerccr, Ns,hrci,n ,iltt,-T
s. Taylor, knptt-. Alhr, InId, Iis
worts-N. <. Palmer L CO., ,w,,u,,-yome,
NicSiord-J. NJ. Anthony, Fail ki'u-J l..
inthony, WeuIait-and by hci,Iat,s ard
Druggists generally.
UAh orders must 10 addressed ,cj wshss h
Cg., 5ot broadway, k.~ York.
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