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NOTICE.

l will seel for cash at the Court House door
in the town of Fayetteville, on the first Monday
in September next, the following tracts of land.
much thereof will pay the taxes due
thereon, for the year S5l
90 acres listed by Furney Bennett, located
Z in Nei,rs Greek District. tax due, l,oe
los acres listed by Barnet Reardon, Neills
Creek District, tax due, 40
lS5, acres listed by Riley Jackson, Ave-
rasboro District, tax due, 1,41
336 acres listed by James White, Averas-
boro District, tax due, ,32
Al acres listed by O5ed Lee, Averasboro
District, tax due, Is
100 acres listed by Henry Avera for the
heirs of VIM Avera, Grove District,
tax due, 81
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, Shift.
By S. D PIPKIN, d. Shift
June Term. 1923, of C.. c. Court
June Is, 1883 47-ts
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FAYETTEVILLE
JE ELRY STOR r..

.Jmst opened in the Fayetteville Hole! build.
ing, opposite the nero Bank Of Fayetteville;
Thesubscriber begs leave to inform the citil
zens of Fayetteville and its vicinity, that he haS
opened rich and rare assortment of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &c..
consisting of gold and Silver Levers and Ia.
pines, and plain Silver Watches. of the beat
French, English & Swiss make, warranted good
the money returned.
He is also prepared to repair Watches and
Clocks at the shortest notice and in the neatess
and most substantial manner. If his Wort
should fail he pledges himself to make it good
or return the money. "a
Accordeons and all other kinds of smus;es &
instruments sold and repaired. -
The attention of the ladies' is particul,,lt
called to his large and varied assortment s
jewelry.
b. KANFoN. 81
Sept 1852. practical sp0fcAzsaol3
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% ztreas listed by Alexander BIacks An- a
derson Greek, taxes due, So
l35 acres listed by Lewis Jones. Gaul
berry. taxes due, 9s
rs acres listed by # Bnrks, Harrison
Creek. taxes due. .o4
strong Creek. taxes due. s,2o
259 acres listed by James Jessup, Harri-
fsE son Creek, taxes due, 81
400 acres listed for the heirs of T Toler,
Harrison Greek. taxes due. 1.ss
$40 acres listed by Robert McNabb, Man
sion, taxes due. .:3.7o
ALEXANDER JOHNSON, Shff.
By JOHN d. MACARTHUR, d. Shift
Jnne Term of Cumberland County Court.
June IS. 1853 Ats
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tO0k. place. The eft1s5 81 "a ~ 64t<se
their way towards the f.5rsezrd pgrt ol The
boat. throwing into the riserall q hS stood
within their reach. Four DE those who
were on the bow. engaged at the anchor.
lost their lives, either from the elects
Fof the steam. or being slrownesl aftes
falling into the water. Three, 1sa,ued
Charles. Adam, and Emanuel. belonging
TO John Blackwell, Esq, and the other
named Bill. to J. M. Roberts. Esq. I've
others. Oliver and Sam, the property Of
Mr. Blackwell, aud the other of Mrs Eliza
Vail. escaped death by drown only by
the timely efforts Of MIR q. Hanks and Mr.
Rohm, the Captain Of the steamer. They
were drawn out Of the water badly scald-
ed.
The boiler. from the reaction was thrown
with tremenduou. force through the whole
length OF the boat, crushing everything IN
to atoms. that opp"sed its progress. The
cook, a woman. Patience, the property Of
Mr. J. l.. Durand. w.s lying asleep on the
floor Of the ladies' cabin, aud has not been
seen or heard Of since. AS the boiler pas
sed through the cabin. she must have been
killed by iA force. and then carried along
with it into the river, at the stern OF the
bat.
MIR Hanks and Mr. Rahm were in the
cabin, also asleep at the time of the explO-
| sim. Mr. Hanks occupied berth on
one side Of the cabin. Immediately oppO-
| site each other. Their escape seems real
| iy pr"vidential. as the boiler passed right
| between and within few inches Of them.
On being aroused by the pouring in upon
| them of the water, they Immediately rush
| ed up stairs to the upper deck, aud thence
to the forward part Ut the boat, where they
i succeeded. a. " have stated. in reSculne
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!$25 REWARD.

Runaway from the subscriber in October last,
negro boy named SAM. Said boy is about Is
years Of age, tall. very black, and with slight
cast IN one of his eyes. He was raised by Nj
cFayden, in Cumberland or Moore county,
and purchased by me last fall of Mr. N. Nick.
Mcneil of Moore county. l will give the above
reward Tor his apprehension and delivery in any
jail IN North Carolina, forty dollars for him
delivered to me in Cheraw, S. C.
ALLAN MACFARLAN.
Cheraw, S. c., April 81, 1853 41-tf
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COPPER Sro.Y.-We heard a 90 u story
told few days ago by one whose belief in
copper and coal mines was not SO exten.
sive as usual Its application to the wild
spe cuiatio1 INDUCED in by many persons
is not bad. The story goes that gentle
man in R.. finding a lump Of copper
ore Oh his premises. inferred Of course
the existence of a mine. posted Of To-
A.. exhibited his .'rocks," refused
5000 for the mine. and finally sold it
for 81. 500 cash. The lucky purchaser
has been searching for the mine ever since;
but as the ore was dropped by one OF the
Stith wagons on its way to Fayetteville,
it is generally supposed that the mine is
not thar Observer.
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SERIOUS : FATAL RAILROAD AccipEsSrs
Baston. June % The express tsain
from New York this morning. VIA New
Haven. ran oil the track at East Brook
field. by coming in collision with the freight
train on the side track. Two freight.
three baggage, and four passenger cars
we're broken. throwing the passengers
from their seats. and seriously injurins
many Of them. The accident was owing
10 the gross negligence Of the switch tender
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Carriages, BG,'osctes.

ever offered in this place, and svS&y t.
of work nearly fnished. which v III ~ l|z.y 81
Cash, or on short time To puncfual4 cast01ne5S
se5- He has on hand more than ONE HUNDRED
AND Fifty Vehicles flushed aud in course of
construction.
CO. All work made by him is warranted l2
months with fair usage, and should it fail BY bad
workmanship or material will be repaired free
| of charge.
Persons wishing to buy would do ell to call
and examine for themselves.
Orders thankfully received and promptly at
| tended to.
| Repairing executed at short notice and on
very reasonable terms.
| June /, 1853. 45-tf
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FAYETTEVILLE,
AT THE RED SIGN
MCDONALD & MeMASTE

Have just received q full and
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, SC, "a "a
invife the attention of the citizens andl<
ing c6untry. They will sell low for 4
atime punctual customers. They
Their Aods for cash, andshis will enal
ssiE7oyA They have acilitIes thar
have <nsf they have agents establish3
mofe andaNew York, who siways aar1 & r.
iaS Shsn In arsicles in their linSs s
pnrcirase dF11y wlIeN hsfksin5 are tostG hi
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Has hand beautiful assortment of
Nc,o Spring g. Sumner Goods.
He desires to return thanks to his Fl iiends and
the public for the liberal patronage which they
have bestowed on him; and desires continuance
of the His friends and the public are re-
qnested to give him CALL at the stand former
lv occupied by S. j. Hindsdale, south west cor
ner Market Square aud Gillespie street.
April 80, 1888 40-6m
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Saddle and Harness ManufS In
The Subsc rlber respectfully informs cs1
continues to carry on the Saddle and Ha a.
m aking business at the store west Of the Abr.
BILE Factory, where he has now l...ssd -
is regularly manufacturing Saddles, Rrjdles in
Harness Of every desc Iiption and qHa1tfy, 81
getherwifh every other article usuaI keptH
his line. Repairing neatly done andpxomptf
attended to. ~ ss@3ssss S. sA
All persons indebted to him by n6feex s.
count'overfhree months due, are -re4oebted
call and settle the same 80 &C.
LEWIS WsLEVYs
June S, 1852. If
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Wonld respectfully inform the public that he is
still at his old stand Carrying on the above busi-
ness in all its branches. He returns thanks for
the liberal patronage he has received, and hopes
by strict attention to business. and desire to
please ali and give general satisfaction, to merit
continuance of the same
He warrants all his work to be made Of the
best material and by experienced workmen-
having more experienced and practical Smith,
he hatters himself that his work will compete
with any made in the State for style, elegance
and durabIlity and should any of it fail in l2
months with fair usage) either in W ork manship
or material, he will repair it free of charge
Persons wishing TO buy, would do ell to call
ana examine his work, he is determined to
sell low fer cash short time
tended to.
N1- Repairing neatly executed at short notice
and lowest possible prices
Fayetteville, Feb. l2 1854
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NOTICE.
The subscriber. has taken the shop between
Drs Mallett & McSwain and Eccles. Bridge.
where he intends carrying on the
TAILORING BUSINESS
in all its branches. Having had practical expe-s
rience in most of the Atlantic cities. be feels as
sured that he can please the most fasfidious. :,
All orders will be executed with neatness and
despatch.
April Q. 1853. 37-tf.
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL. 81
The undersigned have removed to the stossss
formerly occupied by H. Branson Son, ~
doors east of their old stand.
GEO. w. WILLIAMS & Cos
The Office of the Cape Fear Steam Boat co. is'
kept in the above building
JOHN D. WILLIAMS, Agent. #
April % 1853 39-tf
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The Largest Carriage Factory
in the South.

RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the
public that he has built up large substaatial
manufacturing Carriages Thankful for the
very liberal patronage he has received for the
last 81 years. he hopes by strict sftentio,s to
merit continuance of the same He warrants
his work to he made of the best material and hy
experienced workmen in each branch uf ihe
business. His work wi.icompare tavorably. vy IN
any made in the United States. fur neatness md
durability.
He is determined to sell and do any worki in
his line on as good terms any work done <ls~.
finished. the LARGEST STOCK of s.
Gnrx;uroe R0,.n1srkpc
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Doctors b. & B. w RoB1NsoN

Doctors b. & B. w ROBINSON
esesssived their copartnershp the 1st of pril,
and have disposed of their entire stock of Drugs.
Medicines. SC. to DR.. Thomas C Hall and Hen
&c Robinson
hey HilI retain en- Office in the same build
|9nk here either or both may be consulted, as
eEeecf5re
3krery important to them that their accounts
3Mld be settled as early as practicable. for
& purpose they have engaged Mr. John Shaw
a. 1ay generally be found al their Office.
H3&[1stR, 1853 -ff sasssss
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:..NIIsCE, Is..AlzNFo;
SPRING Goonso o.

q Co, have -, oNODS,
! Il, TOT sale at the lowest prizes. sad h..
S0 yssssS 5;lsasheS shiriinss from1b,
II r-Roek jnSist5, ,SS,'ainnseag .Moua 3eTln
~ Lousdale, and other note;, 81 nils, w.
and Sheetincs u and64 Rr
IVY varied sto s1 E tSs r. Prints. being
100 Pieces Berage De LaI,;es nn oanered. saa&I
lou Glng:iams, in ManeSes;SS'to nssla h. T.. If
ScOtch and American Earir,iA u
20 s.eGes Cheeks, Mariner Shirtr.
sian Cloths EAehtWky lea. n
60 Pieces Flspnels, in WEIGH, Rrm,,. =. nj
=. SSsd sA+As,' ana other styles H. i.
~ Irish Linens, our own imn sSa Fa,as,
Cloths and Cassimeres, in great sSS'
MerinO AID Italian Cloths variety, C,,
In rich dreas goods we name e,.g,D, -
eoIoT n siISs foult de Soil spi 'S Stsa
Black Silks, of Bisehofps and othsr NJ SO
I:areges and French Berage de Iainss 49,
Mouselin de LANES and \. ouselin ISL-< -
Swiss sc muslin, figured and plain eSVr Ma d
Tarlatans, all CJOrs. ~
LAWNS tissues, Challys, Grenadipa, A.
a bordered and plain. and Bif,A
60 Piece. g me 81 ~ h4e;s1pding Goods.
sheetings and Pillow case i ,o5,,i and III n.
90 Pieces Tickings, some extra Gear,
0o Furniture prints, inelulin!
Lace muslin curtains very beap,;,,
Marseilles Quits, elegant deSisn.
Barnsly sheetinss and Pillow cas- I Tn.4a and u
Damask table cloths, all sizes Sol nnena.
- tension tables ON s'lRe sutlE. =
Dam9sk and unbleached table linen, -,
Furniture Dimity, in white and SniSi and EapEs
Furniture Plaids, 70 pieces CrasS
Fruit Napkins. Ao"eaiRs
Wooden and Linen Druggets and ern,,,
Three Ply, superior, ami common ~ S.io e!oAii
ced prices. al Psttrg1 n
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IoDENsAcK's LIVER PILLS.
n t-yafNn1 ia mora liz hta IN Il

No part of tho syscmis liable disease than tile
LIVER, deserving fterer to puii,y the blood, or
giving tho proper to the bile that any wrong
action of the LAYER effects the other important paris
system, and results vari0usyi in Liver Complaint, Jau
dce Dyspepsia, etc.. We Should therefore, watch every
lmptom that might indicate wrong action Liver
These Pills being composed OF Roots and Plants furnished
ny nature TO heal tic SICK, namely: ts EXpectrant,
membrane or romoes the discharge OF sccreted matter
al, an Alternative, which changes in some nexplica bic
tnscnsb!c manner the certain MD action tho system
I'd, Tonic which gives toncand strength
9Th, aCatlarc. which acts imperfect harmony with
other ingredients and operating on the oes, and
ling the whole of corrupt aid viiined natter and
health q -E
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MEDICINAL
$500 CHALIENGE,

WHATEVER concerns, the health aud happiness OF
w the people, Is at all times of the most valuable i'm.
porance take 1t for granted thai every person Will do
all In their power 10 save the lives their children and
health at all sacrifices feel It my duty to solemny as.
sure you that according to the opinion of the
most celebrated Physicans the primary causes of
large majority ofthe diseases owhch children adults
are liable have an appetite continually ehangeabc
Stomach, Picking at the Nose, Hardness Funess OF
the Belly, Dry Cough Slow Fever Pulse irregusr-re.
once apply the remedy
An article founded upon Scientific Principles, compound.
ed with purely Vegetable substances being perfectly
when taken and be given to the tender infant
with decided benefcialeect. Where Bowel Complaints
Diarrhea have made them weak and debilitated the
mic properties of Worm Syrup such that stands
without equal in the catalogue of medicines in giving
tone and strength to the Stomach, which makes it
fallible remedy for those afflicted with Dyspepsia the
onishing performed by this Syrup Physicians
have failed s the best evidence OF it's superior efficacy
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HOBENSACK'S WORM SYRUP,
rHE TAPE. MnRM

This is the difficult worm destroy of all that
infest tho human systeh, it almost indefinite
length, becoming coed and fastened in testines
and stomach, eecting the health sadly St.
Vtus Dance, Fits, etc afflicted seldom ever
suspect that 1t is Tape Worm that is fastening
TO early In order to destroy this very
energetic treatment must be pursued twoud therefor be
proper to take or OF my Liver Pills, reno 70
all distractions that the Worm Syrup may direct
upon the Worm, which must be taken in doses
BILE spoons three times uay These directions followed
have ever been known fail in curing obsti.
nate case of Tape Worm.s1 ! l. =
READ THE FoLLowISG; .Gut. s3ttI
And you cannot be Indifferent to this appeal, Humans
ty calls upon you to do DUTY 1t is only out OF
the many thousands who has seen its wonderful effects
.Dr!J. N. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO you, the in.
ventor OF highly valuable medicine prompts this humble
fully eectual remedy for Worms. Having had much c-
reiience in knowing effects various preparations
my wife, who well skilled minstering 10 children
In distress; pronounced 1t the best had used
would use no other while yours could be had. a dRugh.
ter OF became seriously diseased Her symptoms
were alarming, but her mother at sought
dy Tor Worms Having obtained you're, by time she
had taken hall bottle, OF Sir the Joy gave ELECTION
ale mother to sec the improvement In child she be-
ing about five six years old She passed immense
quantity OF w ona her sicky ighten
cd, her spirits returned, and in short time lovely
Child threatened with decline death, gave PROM
Use OF health Thanks TO kind Providence bes
sing attended your Syrup restored the child With co
dencc recommend 1t TO all patents whose children are
suffering with Worms.
JAS. B BOWEN, Minister of the Gospel,
Late Pastor OF the Southampton Baptist Church.
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nPc Au1Ios.-Remembcr then. Parents all Others
that Hobensack's WORN SYRrP Is tho only Medicine in
that will eradicate WORMS with certainty, and yy
not disagree with the most delicate stomach BE careful
that get the genuine tice and
y. HoBENsACK,' is On every bottle.
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TO FEMALES


You will find these Pills an invaluable medicine in many
either total or partial they have been found
healthy acto, purifying the blood ami other fluids
iecuay 10 put TO flight all complaints which may arise
from female gddiness dnness
OF sight, pain in the side back, etc., and offered the public
as the best Pills for all diseases, upon the following
MEDICAL EVIDENCE.
We the undersigned Physicians having had the receipt
OF their anuucue submitted Inspection, say
that the Ingredients which they composed makes
them tile best Pill in Tor all diseases the Liver I'm
pul1tes OF the blood, etc. Wesay this only
own judgement, but also from that the
thorty lr the United States All diseases requiring the
use ofan Alternative, Daphorec and Pugative Medicine
that came under notice has been treated with the
above Pills with the most satisfactory success.
GEORGE WOOD, NJ u.
~. F. CROWLEY, Nj. ID.
l.. BOWEN, NJ. d.
Ug Purchase none but those having the signature, ~
y. HoBENSACk,' upon each box, all others arc
worthless mutations.
Agents wishing supplies, all others wishing to
become agents, must address the proprietor, J. Ho.
nEssAcK at his Laboratory, No. 100 North ee
above Race, Philadelphia. ~
Sold by all Druggists and Merchants in the U. S.
Pamphlets giving certificates performed in diff
eren sections of the country, by the above medicines
can be had gratis oil the agents.
Sold by j. Baker, Wheeling, wholesale and retail agent
or Western Va; w. l.. Hrigss, West Liberty; J. Fer.
rell, Bradeytown; J. Gaming Triadephia VIM Hosack
Rony's Point; Danl Ferril, Coral Cove. Piceeach 90
cents. nnar29-ty
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ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE.


. .... NEw YORK, Jan. &, 1880
Messrs SANDS -Gent!e:Gen-l have great pleasure in
acknowledging you the benefit received
nom tie use o your Safsaarila. subject fpulnlU.
ueTy disease made voyage 10 Eulore but white there
continued 10 be afflicted y weeks after my return
was seized with vloent henorrlGge OF the lungs aid
from the debility and great loslaon strength that
followed with the otIatted difficulty Of respiration,
etlI ely reeH ed by the SaISaparIia which
consider most important AID truly discovery
III the healing att feel that have fourteen Yeas
enjoyed SO sOGd health at present.
Gratefully yous,
. 5. r. SAYMORE.
Prepared and sold wholesale aud retail, by A. b. ID
SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton St. corner
William New York. Sold also by druggists gene all,
throughout the United States and Canaas Price 81 moi
bottle; six bottles for s.. For sale by
.u. s.e. ). II. CRUMBACkER,
No ITO Main ST., Wheeling.
L. Wilcox OF Pittsbu Chs Seaton d. Sharpe Maysvic.
Shackeiord d Crchtom, Portsmcutl; and E. H. iInnmi
Cincinnati. .sI mari0-sm,,
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Saddles, Harness, Trunks. &c,

oaddIeS, harneSS, Trunks, &c.
ca JER'H. B. SHEPPARD would respectfully in.
vite the attention of his friends, and the public
- generally, TO his establishment, where will be
found constantly on hand large and well selected
mt of all articles in his line, consisting Saddles
Brides, Harness, Iron frame and Wood box
and Hog skin Collars, IInmes. Whips, sc.
&C., &c.
a. ofwhlch manufactured by competent workrlen
Ofthe best materials, and will be sold CHEAP CASH
Thoee desiring to purchase requested to call
anime for themselves at
Ssrtl3-1yI. No 113, Main ST. Wheeling Va
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Dissolution

ELEGANT Plaid Silks, Spring styles; Bostt soop
~ ry beautiful; BrocLde Silks, dark and lisn' ,ps
Broeade silks In block; rich Wstered silEs S sr,
with tn innings to match. Touan Silks al Is6p
low prices. Berazes in variety OF COLOR, N03'D-
LANES, &C., just ofencd at ,,,,vp,1 & Co.
feb22 HElSkELL
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MED AL.
DIR. HdRRIS

NAY be confidently consulted at his Lock niirnlary
81 South Gay SIT, between Lombard Second
opposite the Exchange Buildings and City Post
nee, Baltimore Md. This Medical Institute, established
over fifteen years in this cyby regular Physicians
elective OF various classes Diseases
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DIR. Todd's Pills

LIZ. IOdd'S Pills
IAN be had fresh and genuine at the following places
stores o. James Eaker kells d tuidwe Brentlinger
90; ~ i Il Logan d! o; tiedk Yahrling, VIM Mckee
the Shoe store of Todd & Devol, market square,
Fifth streets. ' $50
They can also be had at Dunns. Grave Creeks a lie
dlops and Jacob Gooding's, National RoaC; Benz. -
Craven west Alexandria; Wilson Strneers Wheel
ing; and Ely Loonan's Bridgeport, Ohio.
These pills need further Recommendation than al
trial. they have now been in for more ta
twenty years. and you will only give them
will speak for themseves-ty them. o6c per box; So pc
dog; S2O per gross ian6
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I'M QUART BOTTLES.


Serofa, Rheumatis, Stubborn Ulcers, Dyspepsta Sail
Raeufa, Fsrer Sores Erysipelas, PimYles Bies, Mtr
ctsriai Diseases, Cutatsous E'1Ptioms, Lirer Dom.
~ PLANT. Bronchitis, Consumption, Female
7.eas.y,= Complaints, Loss of dppetite,
s.l General Debility, DC. =,
In this preparation have all the restorative properties
of the root concentrated in their strength e
cacyi but while Sarsapai lila Root forms important part
CT its combination, it is, at the time, compounded
with other vegetable remedies of great power 1t in
the peculiar combination and scientific manner OF its prep
araton that its remarkable the cure OF
depends 1t acts simultaneously upon the stomach the
circulation and the 6ores: and thus processes which
ordinarily the result different kinds nedi-
eine are carried on at the tc through the
mentality f1is remedial AGENT which gently stim-
atcs while it dsinects and expes stomach and
bowels all that irritating and at the time
their vgor and Tone Its great merit is II and
etralzes the active principle disease ITSELF whe,
that is the symptoms necessarily disappear; and wc
have only point TO the accumulated testimony OF multi
tudes who have experienced its Effects 10 convince in
credulity itself ofits real value. ~
The Projectors submit TO the public the following
tifcae nom highly respt ctable source
by using their preparation OF SarsapaIila:
CmArnAM, Mass July es, 1860.