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Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

SUSPICIOUS MAN. This kind Of individual is al
WAYS smelling continuous line of rats. He sees,
hears mr. dreams of anything in which he does not
neghbor, under his suspicious and nquistorial dis.
position, is made matter Of serious investigation,
because he knows there is something in the wind,
for he saw his neghbor, Mr.. b. speaking very conf
IDENTIFY to Mrs. S. that very morning in the market.
He puts that and that together, as he calls 1t, and
connects this whispering in the morning with some
thing he heard in the BARRIERS shop, some weeks be-
FORE and he is satisfied his neghbor B. is either GO
ing to fail in bushes, abscond without giving his
creditors due notice.
The most terrible part Of such mans character
is that he places such faith upon the corollaries he
draws from his false premises that he does not hesi-
tile to give wing to The base suspicious of his mind,
and frequently is the Of bringing about dis
aster which would have happened but for him.
Many happy 6resde has been rendered desoate
many prosperous young man brought TO ruin
many virtuous and aniable gir been driven TO des-
pair, by the fendish nundos Of the Suspicious Man.
No msn, however up:Ight and honest-no woman,
however irreproachable-no maiden, however pure,
is safe n the neighborhood Of the Suspicious Man.
He has all the curiosity of Paul Pry, without his
good nature, and the magnity of the devil, without
his talent.
If ever Lynch law is justifable in a community,
it is when exercised the Suspicious Man. Rot
ten to the of his heart HIMSELF he has po faith
ia the virtue and honesty of others. He exists in
state Of continual doubt of the motives and actions OF
others, and in consequence his life is. at hest, but
prolonged misery. ". o. Della.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

ACCIDENTS. On the night of July 3rd, negroe
man belonging to Mr. J. w. Pear:e of this place,
was drowned in Robinson's Pond, in the nifty of
the toxin. His life was insured, We understand at
5000. 1t seems that he went to the Pond for the
purpose of bathing, and not returning, search
made for him. His clothes were found near the wa
ter, and after further search, his body was dis
covered in IL feet He was, at the time of
leaving home somewhat under the influence of Iiq1or
On the 4th inst, another negro man, Louis by
Greenville Pitt county, was drowned in the Pond of
the Union Factory. He, in company with others,
was passing over the causeway which crosses the
Pond, when gust OF wind carried his hat some dis
lance into the water. He jumped in after 1t, and be-
fore he aware of it, got into deep water. Being
unable to swim, after brief struggle he sank rise
more. At the same time another negro man, the
property of the same person, came very meeting
the same fate. His hat having been blown into The
water, he went after it, with part of his clothing on
which becoming entangIed with something in the
water, it was with great difficulty that he reached the
shore. Fay CGrOHnian.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

Iron CARs. correspondent Of the Boston Jour-
nal says that an establishment has just been opened
near Harlem, n. Y, for the manufacture of railroad
cars wholly Of non. The builders are said to be
of capital and enterprise, and have already or
ders for all the cars they can construct.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

II the Spectator misses his AIM every body cries
out hes fool.'' and sometimes g he's rouge
Il he succeeds they besiege lis door and demand his
daughter in marsiage
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

Wrap me up in pancakes and moasses!'' was
the enthusiastic exclamation of youthful Jonathan
upon the advent of gratifying piece of news. But
what is personal comfort of this kind compared
with that of Governor Foote, of Mississippi, who,
in the midst of his faguine of the State for
the Office of u S. Senator, is presented by the ladies'
of Marshall county, with 1.-TWO elegantly served up
dishes of strawberries and Antwerp raspberres with
pitcher of thick fresh cream.'' How can he fail
after this And indeed if he should fail, what need
he carel What is seat in the Senate, compared
with strawberries and Antwerp rasberries in two
dishes with pitcher of thick fresh cream prepared
and presented by ladies' hands! But how can a
man fail with such auxiIiaries ? Impossible! Let
him but take his stand on the platform of Union and
strawberries and Antwerp raspberries and pitchers
of thick cream with the ladies his friends and it
seems TO General Foote must be invincibIe :.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

FIRE IN THE DISMAL SWAMP. gentleman from
Elizabeth City, N. c., informed US on Monday. that
a great FIRE was raging in the Dismal Swamp, whose
Intensity and rapid spreading was very much aided
by the long drought that has prevailed Our inform
ant stated that when he left nearly the whole region
from tire Moccasn tack to Elizabeth City
sheet of flame. 1t is to be hoped that the idea
it's extent has been somewhat exaggerated. We were
also informed that the smoke from The Swamp had
been waited to great distance. and was exceedingly
disag:eeable. We learn from the Norfolk Herald of
Manday that that city much troubled with il,
and we learn from other sodrces that had been even
conveyed to Hampton and Old Point Comfort, where
itwasvery annoying The fire visible. az oIfoIk.
some IS miles distant.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

We are happy in being able to say, that, from all
quarters, we receive the most encouraging news as
10 Congressional prospects. The admirable let
ter of Colonel Biggs has had charming effect with
those of the thirty who open to the light of
irush--and degree of enthusiasm has beeu excited
wherever DR.. Shaw has been, which cannot fail to
tell at the election. Democratic Pioneer.
Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-07-13

5 SILVER PIrcRER AWARDED. The Southern Cen
trail Agricultural Society of Georgia. presented
Edward RafRn. Esq. Of Virginia, beautiful silver
lion. - slsss-.--s-
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NJ EST LINE-CINcIN- La Ia EEL

sNT EST LINE CINCIN- Il; Ell .,....
Nv MATT, DAYTON AND SAN azs-|es7-z 2=.e--E
SO foars "a b. in ii hours + Chicago in az ho'rs
VIA CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYTON h HALFWAY
F0ER DAHF TRIMS.
First Train-Lishtnirg Express Att a. N.
Ss r AscomnGia,iS
F6 @Id TrSaEySang EsP,e.s al s. 81
The ads Of this route laid throughout w heavy mil.
NEW YORK, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
First Tnin-ishning Express leaves Cincinnati at Gcek
.te m rs MISSISSIPPI Cap ain Hasar ST. LAWRENCE captain
lister nnrSiias Buffalo with he " Trains BaaS IA a.
ior New Ye Boston Ss,a FAILS oi ti Sars ,oa '
clock a. w. stopping at Way stius between caeana and San
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
First - Express. lseye' aoana at ogek
E.sens EteIs.s Train Nsig,a southern Railroad to Chicago
DETROIT AND CHICAGO.
F 5 & a E1:; ! team cpsgne e # oo
connecting at Detroit with Morning Express Train Michigan Central
ThfoIga from Cincinnati to Chicago direct
INDIANAPOLIS TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE.
THIRD Train Accommodation Train-Eyetine
aeos NJ usoa au' ' and Laay9 5fS.'' by
EATON, RICHMOND AND CENTERvLLE.
Aecomm2iaoa Express, ~ O'Clock NJ Hamilton to
Fourth Tsn-"Evenng Express, a. 54S p. connect, a Hamilton
Eaton and Richmond, with Western Rai,
TROY, PIoUA Ere
Flst Taiplsenoe Etf~ =, o'clock aud Second Train
@ gy so sGs sn N o0 pS q s ss an% e
-Four TrsiaEening Express. 545 o'clock NJ connects
Pqua
Third Train Accommodation, at O'Clock
OXFORD AND eoNNERsvtLLE
First TranLshtniug E,P a. O'Clock and Second Train
Tain. Stage at Hamoa or oli5r cSnnSrs
FoqI6 Espe at o.s Passenger, by
From Cincinnati 10 New, York ,i, n pne 1
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MEDICAL.

GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE, nU.
" ISL GHARTR FEET wRiGfiFh co hnyngr'oYss
their
and agens all the popular fanl
the Unite Stat Keep
with ample At rates far btos hH 9spN
enabled To oht' 10y
ofpurrbassrn asao.tent whh can be p
| city man ne
acquired aeites iot
rcul bers sc and sro now vpSuy
spEy ptcpH exceedingly low that q putrh
20 10 sre handsome per hieinvenenl ehei
he iull
All GENUINE PATBNT MEDICINES ThoioowHE lis copTiS,a
he frnsod to dcsi~rs,ln nieats
twenty cheapefthar han man7acnft
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kf.orsee,s sofs Conspany.

s7hE attention OF the public Is calleo 10 s az
utility superiority Of these Safes al others WI s'
entire principle. We first form ease
iTongy made from htcn plates bars, areInd
sen chilling tie liquid ea and
Hhle thu ehse dr Capable Of resisting ths blows" -
ledge T the scientific 1t necessary to say
iachanc she leaves hets sirsp r'vets or o
with perhaps less effort thAn was
Neither element make an Pre
tb- t1ia lined tis With sIrproo wait
We hesitate these Safes, secured VIII
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF CoMB'NATluN hAtlh
LOCKS tho for money oshef
5iss We further, the brte security IN ApS o
sales Of Bank Naut5noW muse. They a WofA e hoA
often brokt Into experience hss teIhonsat
BANh VAULTS Of yaroases Tor Banking nsul0us Neteans
Sagand viii n viii be warranted fiiahd to"ti
Proof, when secured with Liiles Rank Locks. -,
sample gether y IN nHy He"eilt
ala1;otttr tanf Loeb 81 iAe Nne " " ~
-tt-+----f g. g.as = tar1r F'rsff
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e., Tsisia5s, Say's SEA- sgaf,
oGaoiE5ss Iip, 5af.5'' lse, -oaaed G20''',
Toasey's Aisa!ot 81 Pain wf.3v, rcaastty roo:hNrs.
n.,,Tr.nss v,.,, g4,, , 42edya 4. c g'5.l
Dantorlfs vassable, iBaruess pl, toon,
Hsrrison, sgse.se. Fahnss.as.'. yrrm'f'so'
Eorsud', rnirovsd Mrturs. VIEW Pas,y stsck u
t,orf,s Sl..tars, caiasss soap,
ro.,scgprlan h liar, ~" ssisps ai.an.
3aa T.f..,, s i;,iis, n,
II An ares ~ t5e Medicine r ao, 'sa 5as d.. ,aa
VIII = ,''p', % C, -, w., y mr. .,I
No AHA sassr "a .a,i-;
l i Or li astiMA a.
9I +. s, 49,. ,y e s, sP 3 nE''s
pi2rs, o ay 4i VA lws,a
rBnS, M, l7yl,j +, yoa AZ l,,sy1ys
g.Fs 5.,. Ar, Il ., ,.'5
,s3 T92 n'.s 1'a \. \ & = nm & g,osas!sa.,
FRoA TIE "'S'19 ss, sa't H'a. Jsty 9, ,,,
.a.ns IA .-,s's All: n r NJ g. ~
-Sysa y NJ e, a'e saS n. s. Y n Di, s7 Nr
sasl ,,e-a.a4 VI W y as'e nA-i ayep &. 9o-En'nas
Yerr rssr'ostu.t Y" y" rIiL rs.
r..,...,. Eg7gssIog ~ A. !; ',i I. i's
casy Ia TaT Ssfe all aags 5ad a ,-yga froa ja5
s- NJ ces Of i.- n,7 elp.,ns oty.ga % aa -g..s
% az 1es g * s.,-5 l,.5 ri y VIZ .ss
II Z, ,r5a " y '.. ". NJ .i,tst, ..Ts.isas.,
saG,6,ss.
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af'ae'''''' I'''' i.1 . :, '''''-"'
rsgfo-S, d. a.la.s s.,.H,
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~ -.s l1 lS5 -, ~ =. ~. ~, r.
reeve, y ,-.s-s 'oel he'-o. y pay' s.@7. NJ
IT ,g;l r'.., ii r'la.e ., Us r.
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! sls AFTER AND MARBLE nJST-ya0 ,.bt=
Fssss' sss. 'oe ts a.es.s,,.l ~, sst.s ts.,ts
~ = fitsf- - tfart;itt So
: ssssaa -.
stsssssAsss q, szs sSriglssstllss SIS EL.ss
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fLASTHlts,
Shermau'sPooT Nuns
kllpbas' oJi N2n'H
Air6ass dtskabbofbtrE
| The Improved Poor hial'l-
jew pAytl'sOr learaw,
Ifetor'u Vegetable,
IFaa1Y' Indian,
WHiir'sAaalins Spread Ssf' 80
! elirg,
Emuns sStrenglhening,
iEil1's Imperial,
ItinfiCh'a Hog al,
LlNtNENTS,
! =. 'le7's Bone and Fe7sr,
/ Bartne'a lotion,
Ia SIS iiorgs,
|tIsLt'a. Hiyua', ; lans', lisWr'
l'DFli i4SE U.s.
'snsrman'r Comg1ona prJia Fo7ilt
Th1mrarn' AflmA' iupiI,
loues'g Tuuthsrhe.
L1SENGEs FL.
Shermaa5 Caugh, Worn Caurhe
Ghing's Worm,
Nstar'a Cough
DROPS
Sulomon hootaa 0,
rs.ertn'n no.narhrI
Williams ~ .AGcbe.l
MISCELLANEOUS,
'Thoru'n Extract,
Winstia Arcquuu Htiinc't
.C4rtsr's Sow Rt MitJgTs
Mothers E'etir.,
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nILS-OILS-


y i5U bills. No. / LARD OIL;
500 g4llius WINTER BLACtikD WHALE OIL;
gO9s cello WINTER BiACIiED SPERM OIL
80 hels LNsEtD OF, Bottled aud Raw
60 ta{s StAEtilNaglf uTfi
go IN, aAhTIR i CO. il t;nsss ,..,,,,
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II NTCKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
IA R&NGEs-FlRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE COULON, Plumbers, 10Y Poydras
rert, New 0dsu rspeely hs r.eul4 and the pubic
ra lat hog Be abay
elatyd 8apft lDf, gDLn PJUSF SHOWER BAfiis
AMERICAN ENGLISH Rrl EIENEH WATER GhOS11s, WASH
BASINS INIAlSS. Il 4l Kinda COOKING
IA NEt~, f+ARtN II So HYDRAULIC FORCE LET
BEER PUMPS hted mp th- LEAD PIPES
Latrpten; PIG rad SHEET LEAD and LLOCK TN .wEys I'll
hsnd SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly psf Up repaired
At the shorsstnc A." ir
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FaSHE subscriber begs leave to call the <euG
attention he we'll elected stock Of fresh S-5
and genuine DRucs MEDICINES CHEMICALS, MEDI- "a
CINE EXTRACTS. ESSENTIAL OILS, PERFUMERlES, &-E>
HAIR, FLESH HAT, AL and TEETH BRUSHES Also l1Ig5
FANCY ARTICLES ladies' toilet al Of
which ave poaop and selected with the Utmost
1srt he alb rAle the lowest prices.
Planters solicited to call snd exam
tlyst- seud their orders.
FAMILY MEDICINES carefully Of the best articles Physi-
Prescriptions carefully compounded and pnt ~ h nea'ns
and dispatch At al h'1rs r LOUIS MASSE1t
Wholesale ard Retail Druggist, IS St. chsrl esstT5et,
lsri4 N'wflrlesnH
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v FIX Alt W ENs
y 'lr7's gtr4dihn,
ma. Fllirsaloch'a
Fwaiu'r,
bsiiayn,
JHTnc's,
Glallsn'G.
BAgsbPhElLLhN,
Uf Togpa9nd
Z .ii.g,s
ggndais.
Winsoop's,
Bfrtriis,
Wo6l.,
uniliT.
Pills,
gf.eka,r'p susgT eo5ied parg,.i.g
p4,riat,ha.
.tpaetttr & lie.
Vir.slt', Indian Vegetable,
Eraudreth's VrgetaGig unit-ts-l
\ frir1n'a Hygrian,
Tres New london,
Choper's.
ArdctacuA,
Nistar's I, emile Purgnuyo,
tIuuhEifs AMI ntfLOuf ? FiftWg
SvHvus'0 Sanntive, .
llsrrirh 3 Sugar coated,
saprugton's Fever and ha{us
Coyll' i neumahc,
jTar -, zig.
reueer'r Vegetable,
Winefia ChNuomiit,
" stan,
LileD 40 aealth,
lfirbu hgue,
cvans' ChunUm lie,
Vandtt'1 Anti lious
lgralIby's rils,
}eyne's Ague,
lt.lr,y's Gold
COUGH REMEDIES.
ShsnHau'g bsisam,
Eaclan'a ilungniiau,
Dr.. DaVis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elpcaupanv,
WtslaI'a Bsisaif,
Thorlrr0n's Tar aud Nap.he,
J.yr4'- Esvsct rant.
III. rs4l'.f.per,rraut.
h .tla.urtrN u O.. storant,
| .B.,3.-a.. rr.,p W s3berry,
! swa ~ Wtld Cherry,
/ Sri 9. sr-ps',t 1u.t grrua,
%.vyr 'sud pulm0nic svrup
"a ,is. q. azu Ltyerwlit.
G1TTERS.
/ MoT1's Phruit,
Ntns4fl'F Wrld Cherry,
Wo1i'a Wild Cherry,
EaE.hH A-atua.ir,
iarrlca'z.
TANhCEAS,
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4 iEOIUE WINES AND LIQUOkS-l3n ~
~ RESStac ri tho u 1875 HISS 1p4 sDS ,g-
d. .ntsse OF as otard pal aud Hsr raaia, af
WNESOd Rcserve, Pale.abo South East india In
derai bH Cor u1 and Harmony Sherry; t
aAd sparkling ock Creme d. 10 ny FeuI slry, flik
ns etfrT brands q CFhnpagne Ns Wine Csset
if a 9u9lties.
tn en- jaw GFox Ruin Scotch lrsn Roanoke
an7 l te A4E Brlhdy Frug and Fieis J1ies %
every esonptea tossr'l B. rI be ures, thing
in thr OF WINES LIQUORS, which viii
abs - be found, Tor ? city paper.
2jJ .asks FORT t AID All, pmts and qurss
L 1 M alstrar
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT -Lot every bod
/ RxADIT

ANEW ADVFPYISF.NfENT- overv bodv
VI PrApiT WY "S"'
NO l.
r r.
pon,- ~ ,,,,,U.
htDppdI y HE.fDI hELfcF
Is The FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN rHr
hEl,1 ~ HISTORY OF TUE WORLD TliAT HAS STOPPED
wi,lstcp rlTE MOST SEVERE PAINS N FlyE MINUTES oH
30 nIt val the Obstinate rgu iEtNAilC,
NEutsALsc and BIZ pa CoNFLAHT3 IN ~"
'e''' ,,rrr,,,.., ..-,..-+
& Stis BI'A ms 'an' 'ie 70 de na totntu'as
ro rfyp SION .>r,, NAN, ,,-,,.,,,,,.-, -, ,,,,,.
On :, 40 '-'-'@ - ''''
re who ara al, .sg.7,. 3, , -. = .
i[ q, q Ii ny Al H., sTl,tF
sREE VOC FROM PAIN N FROM IF,F! IL ], ~ SNiiTIs
1T HAS CERED
~ &iHElY CSSSS on or 4 N0FDRGG,
SEGRALGiA ~ " 'iIIiR'S
CRagp " lFN MINUTES.
TooT,thChC ~ I'VE Sft0ND
sfAsM ~ sits , iiy9IEs-
biGk .it:aMAJttz :, E,r rttS .IttGIE5
C!tiilrENfh ~ FitInlN MINUTES,
Sti1ti,ri,A, n ~ ~ y, ~ Ky:
Ss,!sr, > itis'hi ~ E,,,.-V ~ ~ 90
.e,,,, ,t, s,sl.s srtEf ~, ~ ,,q pp,,,sr,
~ M NJ IN re i w., 81, ~ y. 3sN
Always NIX ~ pttis .instrntlg p he pap
and Grrkl, trs ire7Fc.
eApwty,s READY crfiEF VII 51op TIE MOST Dis
PRESSING FANS IN FEW VI NUTFs aud prevent renewed
no. ac " Sa sy.t aS A'
PREVENTION.
syinhsng she p4asaut and ayseags prtm" u r. r. r. II will
rseshan snvHothe searAo'' ae dull aud heavy oe'ngs'
'orrcrandi, que ,........r.
tss Necs and Tempe" zeal tho FACE sd 5r other pT1 thr
jta'gss' ''''
pAReux. pTsfarFRY, BLOODY fun MoRBus,
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>'tst aiit PI,A 4 0sl4qs, cir ~ Nerurlfia r.
nemctci tia! the s July 1883. before under5ned
ce of the Pscs the city Aforesaid personally appeared
Charles Nauou Seor.zy Of the Crescent Insurance Com
pany Of Neweans WHO bang duly according law
aud that the Abovo just true correct
transcript from the Books Of the said Company.
&. \. MANSONl. Secretary.
Sworn aud Aligned beore TIT. day july 1888.
CHARLES RICHARDSON Third Justice Of Tie Psace,
Parish sOtsans.
The Board of Trustees sy interest OF six per
cent in rash the cert Potts yen,. 1880 Iss aud
1851 tn holders thereof thai, "a representatives, on aud after
the Eighth day OF August, proIiaio.
the Irussss have as5 declared Dividend Thirty per
cent the canned Premium, Of the Company for the year ending
Vie Twelfth day Of July 1883 certificates viii be issued on
and after the "a Monday ia Sept mbrr next.
TIoS. A, ADAMS, Prestdent
MOSES GREENWOOD Vice Prcsisnt.
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TET X + FRYER. INDIAN DOCToR, cures
~ CONSUMPTION Of The Liver and Iuhsa DspePa Chole
r, mi Cholera Morhu "A Is hours
disease elect onorrl aud ST lnyrtaTate ulrsrn
Colds, Fist'as OF ali Sns
rs Cares he Bones Whi S ugs, kings Evil Gravel pains
sides nd breast cold n and est together WIN al ,e
spas ladies', AMI children My
long residence among long experience ant practice
srcr rendrrs any that have been
sile hopeless by celebrated doctors. -.
OH e. No IS {ENCtiNAN STREET. Etd
p5trt, NeFtsleaus. Ia. detlS IL
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nEAR SIR commenced the use OF your
KATHAIRoN accident having little faith in such things but
Hair consider OF so much ser,ce mat take
great pleasure making the benefit nave Fa
bald for eli mt year,. .....
t35- Sold by JARE IS 4 WO0DlAN corner Maga
4 rUlg
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ENR ELLIOTT, VETERINANY SURGEON, would
the ezgns Of thscy and is yi'gy hsi he 70
all business h line entrusted his care IT.
hopes long Veterinary SrTgeou WI ensute n
pubA having devoted several years 70 ms
professor ia France and Prussia last gt histly
The Doctor hs la0td al Sa5 on VN
several
sIf,sfsy Nj ANN ACE HNESTS FOR
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,s...i..,.. - . PKILsDsLPHIG, Sc otemb IS st.
AtoTnlghtor more ance,
5sgg when resisted the sommoD remedies, such
nd oths orknary medicines Dr.. Compound Svrp Il
merry and la te-ved ne toars o. 5
'nIey elred me- My mother, vhp troubled hAbuai 20
ha NJ. oeen regularly taxing sluf and arrsurc h ~
Days medicine for few days past stya her raj
bad as before she commenced tax NJ il.
THOMAS MuLAR, II Rscestrsei D.
sod wholesale and retail BY the General gsls sor the
'HN . MUM I'l l1l i'f .iFsE
Where Az ordsrs r1ai ht r7ayaal-'
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Iyo1 e. Chsry1n Tar yz-r 1csjt 81 bottes an
lily daily tucIeaals You Woaid do we'll u auct
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NEW GRENADA. VEST COAST OF S0UfH AMERICA,
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON. SANDWICH ISLANDS.
AUSTRALIA. VAN DlENAN's LAND, NEW SOUTH
WALES AND CIlINA-Uloses the 9th and 2lst OF
each month, at Z r. III, Arrives about the 10Th
and 18th.
aS-The postage to places on the West Coast Of South
America ria Panama, is as follows
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E3- The Postage to Aspnwal and Panama direct is 10
single rate and cents each newspaper and to
the Sandwich Islands Australia, Van Dirman Is Land
aud China, iva San Francisco is each single let
ter, o cents. payable in advance.
Sc The single letter to California and Oregon is
cents pre- paid, or 10 cents unpaid. On newspapers
etc. etc, the domestic rates apply.
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tlIbON. -#itlI..p ALMONlS mud tANARY SEED.
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