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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE,, Washingt0n.--1he
IN thirty third annual of lectures will the
fourth Monday in October, and continue until March.
FACULTY. a4E
Thomas Miller NJ d. Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
Wm Johnston NJ D Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and children
Riley, d. Matera Medca, Therapeutics,
and Hygiene
john Pred May NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
Tyler D. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of Med
icine
Edward A. Scat NJ De- Posecor and Demonstraor OF Anatomy
facilities practical anatomy ample.
Like similar institutions Europe,
regular given wards clinical
are the root. HA
completion of the extensive additions the buildings
accommodation the sick will greatly
the usefulness the medical and surgical clinic s
The entire expense full Of lectures 800
Maculating payable only
Graduating 2i
medical surgical clinic through whole
without charge.
For further intormaiiop address LEWIS H. STEINER, M
Dean Of the Faculty, Office Washington Intirmary
Aug25-eod Nov tSentneIl
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Land Warrant Lost.

LAND WARRANT for forty acres OF land number 90, ,aG6
IL l7t day Of January 1853, the
Hon f. g. Cabbc, Washington city, d. c. an, lost nsad by
hm There notify al.
land Offices receive the location And shall
apply publication Of this tho Com
Pensions for duplicate &c said
ALEXANDER JOHNSON,
MARIANA, Jackson county, Florida, August 4, 1851
Aug l2--laH6ws
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Hamilton G.. Fant,

aud Dealer in Exchange, Stocks &c., nnoad
betpcen AZ and 9Th streets, Washipgon, ID, &.
fINCURRENT money and land bought Drafts
II principal cities sold purchasers Six per
cent all moneys remaining dpoe thirty days
Claims against the government collected.
5-e
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DpUTLEDGE'S n American Handbook and Tourists
IL containing descriptions Of the
different railroads. and steam
boat New York all of the Unon statistics
hoteis public buildings, resorts natural cusses &C.,
accompanied by amap, Price 50 cents. 80
Aug IL FRANCK ThfLOR
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No. 513.
WynndOttS lS12.

NOTICE hereby under the authority vested in this
IN Office by ID March, l63 18th july 1882 the
sold portion of the improved lands ceded by the Wyandots the
h Of March, i542 the State Michigan hereinafter indcaicd
will again be offered public sale Detroit Michigan Monday
the 1th day Of September
By the provisions Of the 18th July 1852, the said lands will
be offered subject the minimum less Than dol
lars aud my without regard to the valuation Of the
improvements.
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No. 52s.
sale of sections In thc state Missouri

No 523
Sale of sections In thc state Missouri.
By the President OF the United states
pursuance o. law rRANKLN KILN rEncE I President aa o,
that public OF the sections aud parts Of sections being all those
"a Gss s'ass
stae Ct to os as nat a. two oa ss and ay cents
granting The right way 10 tho snto missouri, portion
said specially esssp!sd pes
@ as p c, % sad s @ Al @ @ ss a s
wit
Al the land PArMyRA, commencing Monday,
within such sections and parts sections bearing odd numbers
viz:
Of liae Of the Jsh p,scipas meridian
Township Tswnsp M @ Of % a"ss Ass y seven and Of
Townships aiiy0s fifty sn, hfty-seven y-oisM, and fifty
townships fyJfve faysr, hfyaeven, hay-eigh and yy
Townships fhyfec fifty six ty and yeis Of
Townships gy Gve a,y and qy ssss og range eight
a ans and & 5anss & Of
Towns ps y-sir, fyseven, and yeigM of range twelve
land ofceat MLAs, Monday, tbs eighth
as odd numbered sections referred The
following g-named townships, to wit;
North of the line, aud uest Of the fA p,aeipa aevidi
Townships fysi4, y and fly egt, OF range nurteen
Townships y sia ady-seyen and ty s;gh ct range fifteen
Townships Dtysir nays and Wfetgh o! range seven
Townships ysir, Gy seven, and yeisM eighteen
Townships lysir, t,yseven Of nineteen
Townships fifty sir, fifty and fifty eight of twenty
Townships fly sir Gyseven, and fyeisht of twenty
Townships 1ysir fifty seven, ftysism range twenty
three.
office pL.rrsnuuo commencing Monday,
lie lands such odd numbered sections above referred
ua,ed IN the following named townships vz'
North of the base line and uest of the Gh principal meridian.
of
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SkErCuEs Of eminent Statesmen of tho time of
~ George III; by Lord Brousham cdtcn, vols.
Letters OF Rsciei Lady Russell new edition. volume
Railroad acodrn aud The which they
vented by the use , say apparatus by L.
TnrnhuH and W q. NcRea. Price IS cents.
the Skeleton n
BuAinans principles oi animal and vegetable physiology
Carpenter principles Of comparative physiology edition
Augsl FRANCK TAYLOR.
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CAKD.The subscribers their sincere thanks
"A customers who have promptly settled their and
those VIII have immediate
settlement, determined
remain unsettled MAGRUDER X CALVERT
offering bargains IN all kinds Of dress cash
or TO puncual customers. NJ Il c.
92--2weoif
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United States Patent ONCE,
Washington. August %. l

IN the petition Ross Wnans, of Baltimore, Maryland,
ing for the extension Of granted him the Goth
day November 1910, c Of regu
latng in for
from the expiration of said PATENT which takes place the 6
day of November, 1851
said petition be Office
Monday the 9th Of November IL o'clock and all
notified appear cause, they
why said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing extension required hs in Patent
Office their obecuons specially forth writing, least twenty
before hearing; testimony filed party
with office, which will be app
cation.
The testimony in The will be closed the 9Th Of Oco-
her other relied
fled Office before the morning of day argu
menis, il any, within days thereafter.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the Union, Inie
and Evening STAR Washington D. O.; Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia Pa. centifc Amercan New York POST
Massachusetts, and Inquirer Cincinnati Ohio
three successive weeks previous the 9th of November
day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
r. SEditoTs papers will please COPY
their bills the Patent Office with paper containing this
Aug 30--iaw3w
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M ATCH HORSES FOR SALE.--A pair OF s0rel family
M carriage horses, genle harness. The having
further use them, will sell very low indeed.
particulars inquire the counting of this office
AuoD Al
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NpIioh 20 tax Deduction for prompt paymen-Notice
~ hereby gwen that the
sna payaoc nj 's ofhce and thai
slowed by law for tho current IL
van. u. J, ROCHE,
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eopartncrship heretofore ,ng under
u firm and ef EVANS FANr expires by Limitation
this day hareby declared be mutually dissolved H. G..
authorized the the
mcnt OF their business, r. T. EVANS,
HAMILTON G.. FAINT,
WAsmSoros September |, 1851.
Sep s. eodlmd&w
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I, LUTZ,

CABiNET-MAKER AND UPHOLSTERER,
No. rs South EcreatA Street, Philadelphia,
ESPECTFULLY invites the of the public his
II hand large paor
and chamber furniture. comprising
Sofas, S35 800 Arm-chairs from $l6 to $50
Paror chairs to "a BoOk-ca I" AZ 1850
tables l6 100 Extension tables, 100
Etageres 10 20 IS Writing desks, IS TO 100
is made expressly patronage,
the prices least less than good furniture
bought anywhere else
any part Union, packed per-
July 2T--3dmosif
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uAY SCHOOL Gor Young Indes-Tbe duties Of Miss
rayor between ID and Az will be
resumed Monday, September llth
terms studies pursued Sc. obtained
Interview a her aboye,
Aug 3l-coaw '' 'N
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No. 522
General notice for restoring lands 10 market
On certain proposed railroads.

xurnr certain lsnds situated the States heebai'er
toned were from sale or eny pre-
enp,on caims) by orders OF The President ei M aS
the urgent SOLICITATIONS !" mem
hers Of both IN anticipation 81 grants ens nue
no sid i'm e construction PROPOSED RAILROADS. anu
moi having made the President mas directed uh
Withdrawn unih ufthe odefs Wme
e n sn al be dale withdrawal (eacept those since
y. 40 shall restored market precisely
I,e and conditions as uougn e 'he '" o 'ee
Withdrawn from sale -, -, a., .oax vo.,a,, ,D
~ ~ cabry uet All the lands subject yrpate
~ 10 udyaua Except those empled)
IuTly Of withdrawal enumerated below, VIII
again subject private entry and oeaon ana uot hose ow
Withdrawal! the reservation OF
which has will be reproclamed for salt herea
ter, 10 wits :. "a,
Lands described public of withdrawal No. 49i, August
49, railroad from Brandon, Mississippi TO Montgomery
Alabama: r.eea 80
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No. 5O FEBRUARY 1884, railroad from Mobile Girard
Aahama selma Gunters Landing the Tennessee
Alabama of from Savannah,
via Mobile New Orleans, Louisiana, and the branch
Albany Georgia, via Euaua Montgomery Ala
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Female Education.

MRS. r. w. YOUNG aud Miss " TOWN respectfully
III TO their friends and this community that they will receive
rooms The of 10Th and north, Monday
the 18th pst limited number OF ladies who desire
through Systematic OF ssdies
NJ branches OF female education.
Their method OF instruction thorough and practical II is based
of conducting education
young ladies, having the fullest development and discipline
OF the mental faculties.
Of Taiisa,
All The English studies, including mathematics with the French
language scholastic year 10 months $50
Ancient and other modern
Music, vocal and Professors'
penci and
Painting IN OIL aud water colors.
Sep 3-3tawtsth flniei. Scnt.1
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l. MBROIDEKIES. LACE GOODS. tsc.--The subscribers
IL have this full complete
goods the last Paris embracing ali the novelties The
which the of the ladies' respectfully invited. The
following Is list of Of The leading articles
y Maltese ehemiseits and sleeves, in sets
y Maltese coIIaraiis sleeves do
70 ncly embroidered muslin SETS Vaenccs trimmed
70 do Maltese do
q, DO muslin colaretts and sleeves
ioo French embroidered muslin collars
20 40 do cuabric
20 20 GUY do camb,ic skirts for open dresses
ioe 90 do pocket hands cfchiefs
,..o pieces .atee iaces and edpings, all widths
wv 90 nWencos iaces, edgDgs, aud inseriings
20 do English thread iaces edr,ngs and ipse rtnps
Us do cambria nouncings ruf,nrE
rs do Swiss mu-ns, houncings and b,pds
100 do embroidered dimiy hanas
80 pairs embroidered muslin and cnmbre slecy,s
rs dozen long and short black Al mi,s
Also, every variety illusions, linen
bcs embroidered mu-ins lawns ves
gloves, hosiery &c
Sep 3-3tswfwG HooE, BROTHER, co.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODs.--Thc subscribers
~ have the pleasure OF announcing the
and vicinity that they fully prepared exhibit
splendid stock ocga fancy
opened this Market embracing the styles
and approved fabrics such
Elegant brOcade silks
Very rich wide plaid silks, do
Do do Moirc antique yard wide
DO do plaid Irish poplins
Do do watcred Irish popins
Extra super French mern0s, every shade II.
French moussclnes dc laine and cashmere d'Ecose
Plaid valencas, dress material
Plaid mcTnos and cashmeres .
Rich black figured and plain silks, all widths
Black French bombasins and mousselncs dc ane
French chintxes and ginghams
Wide silk vcvcts, all colOrs of superior quality
Cashmere shaws and
New style Persian scars
Cloth amas, shape, &C.
Together with great variety appr0
PIRATE to the approaching which deem unnecessary
enumerac advertisement, but which will be shown with
pleasure to all w.o may favor with call.
Sept S-3aw4wif HOOE, BROTHER, & co.
A FRENCH, Italian and Drawing Teacher, desiring
"A employment in academy school, willing divide his
time several viii do himself the pleasure attending
applications wishing employ
submitting his testimonials in obedience call addressed
b., Washington, ID. c. Sept 6-d2w
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TOR SALE commodous story and attic house,
street, House
recently papercd painted
throughout accommodating, possession given immedi
aely, 40, Solicitors Office, Treasury Department
Oct l5-Gu
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Sept 2aw6w
United States Mails.

Posr OFFIcE RPARrMENT,
August 80, ls54
s day OF January 1856 to 10th June 1858 inclusive on The
following Mississippi
III o'clock M day November, 1854, by
llth of the month;
KENTUCKY.
No sioa From Cairo, ~, BY Memphis Tenn. Napoleon Ark.
New Orleans, io75 miles and back, daily, in safe and
suitable .tean,boas
Arrive New Orleans in days by 5pm
Leave New Orleans daily
Arrive at Cairo in days by pm.
Madrid, Mo-. Ashpor Tenn, iIickmans Bend, Ark
Fulton, Tenn, oeeoIa, Ark, Pecan Point, Randolph,
uiies aud back. three times week. in safe and suitable
Leave every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. at
Arrive At Memphis in 81 hours by . m ne u day;
Leave Memphis every russday, Thunday and Saturday,
Arrive al Cairo in 81 hours by 6 m next days.
MISSISSIPPI
No 1911 vcksburg, by Youne's Point La, Nhken
Grove, IaiuIa, Miss Lake Providence La,
ton Miss, Greenylle, Columbia, Ark, Gans's
ing and Victoria, Miss, TO Napoleon, Ark. go miles
and back, three lines week, Ia safe and suitable
STEAMBOATS,
vieksbug every Monday Wednesday, aud Thurs
Arrive at Napoleon every Friday, Saturday, Sunday,
Leave Napoleon every Saturday, "Wednesday,
Arrive al vieksbug every Tuesday Thursi,y, and sa,ar-
day, y8pm.
1857 From Rock Island NJ by IIamPion Fort Byron Cordo.
che, Lyons Iabuia, and Beievuc to Galena, M, 100
miles and back three times week, in safe and suitable
Bidders viii propose schedule.
requirements embrncng poraed
the such the department deem properly
'A''' JAMES CAMPBELL,
Aug eodaod tn'eI. and s,ar.l
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NO al5 upe 1854 fur the Iron Mountain and Mississippi River
railroad;
In oflands subject Louis, Missouri
Do do do Jackson do
5l9 July 1884, for railroad from Dubuque Iowa. via
ST. Minnesota, Left Hand River Fond Lac,
perio Wisconsin, (excep lands in Wisconsin heretofore
stored by notice No. 5s0:)
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No. 49S January
nooga ennessee with the Central railroad Of Mississippi he
Ohio from point Elyton
Bead bluff, Tennessee Alabama
Of landa 10 a
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January 1884, for railroad from Gains Landing,
The Mississippi river, Arkansas, via Camden and Fulton
The boundary line and its branches Camden;
In the scfla
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-17
Over Trading.

There are two things which may be properly call
ed over trading, in Il young beginner; and by both
which tradesmen are often overthrown.
/. Trading beyond their stock.
2. Giving too large credit
tradeSman ought to consider and measure well
the extent of his strength his stock of money
and credit, is properly his beginning for credit is
stock as we'll money. He that takes too much
credit is really in much danger as lie that gives
too much credit; and the danger lies particularly
in this, if the tradeSman Overbuys himself, that is,
buys faster than he SELL buying upon credit, the
payments perhaps become due too soon for him the
goods not being sold, he must answer the bills upon
the strength OF his proper stock--that is, pay for
them out of his own cash it that should not hold
out, he is obliged to put off his bills after they are
DUE or suffer The impertinence Of being dunned by
the creditor, and perhaps by servants and apprentices
and that with the usual indecences of such kind of
people. This lmpairS his credit and If he comes to
deal with the same merchant or cothIer, or other
lradesmen again, he is treated like that is but an
Indifferent paymaster and though they may give him
credit before, yet depending that If he bargains
for Six months, he will take eight or nine in the pay
menl, they consider 1t IN the price, and him
cotdingly and this mpairs his GAIN so that loss ol
cre,it indeed loss OF money, and this weakens him
both ways.
Three years ago the Legislature of North Carolina
made small appropriation for geological survey Of
that State. The discoveries Of the first year develop
ed exlsance of copper and gold ores, drew 10 then
the attention of capitalists and have already ncreas
ell the revenues of the State five times the cost
the whole survey. In the second year, seams OF tht
purest bituminous coal, of them fifteen feet IL
thickness, extending through region OF some forty
FIVE square miles, rewarded their Investigations 1t II
estimated that every thousand acres OF these seam
will yield thirty millions of tons of biumlnous Goa
Of the best quality Charleston Courier.
MKs. PARrINGroN says she don't see ~hat the.
want with grand jury. She thinks that common
Jury is grand enough. as her husband fell SO gram
when he was on the jury that body dared to spea
to him for month afterwards.
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Jan. 6, 1884.
NOTICE.

r OFFER for sale my PLANTATION in Bladen 90
county lying on the side of Cape Fear River near
White Hall 35 miles from Wilmn gton. FROM 'nlS Poin'
The Farm contains 700 of good do superior S
acres E cntrelv free from overflow of freshets There
Mill seat on this place. comfortable Dwelling together
with all necessary buildings for farming purposes f
Besides the farming land there about l40O acres o.,
land $50 or 26O acres which under cultivation
the balance woodland, of which 200 acres are pine nu
with 3 tasks of boxes now cut on it.
Besides the farm, also offer for sale cons'derable oou
of land Coy Swamp which contains large qua1nupy
Cypress timber on it, VIM. L. NY atf
| Jan. g. 1854. ~"
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IRON RAILING
1UD OpNA1TEVT1L IRON TVORKS

AND ORNAMENTAL IRON VORKS.
THE subscribers respectfully inform the citizens OF the
United States that they prepared to fill orders for
al kinds Iron Work Such as EaHgs for
e. Also Settees Chairs Tables, Grey Hounds, Cast Iron
Lambs. New Foundand Dogs Iron Stairs Doors Shutters
Guards Gates and all kinds of Ornamental and Architeeu
al Iron Works. -. r.to T a.,
They pay particular attention to enclosing LOIS
having the largest and handsomest assortment IN te
rv Persons desiring make selections OF patterns ano
know the cost work addressing the subscribers WI"
ceve by of mail printed designs OF work ana list
All orders entrusted to will receive prompt a
tentOn. - -, -, =, NJ pS.,Ioi,,k;o "
r. - ,oS, lS-3m
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FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.
Let the Afflicted Read And Ponder!

More than 500 persons the City of Richmond, Va
alone testify to the remarkable cures performed by
CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
used by hundreds of grateful patients who testify
daily to the remarkable performed by the greatest Of
all medicines. Carter Spanish Mixture Neuralgia Rheu
mam, Scrofua ErupOns the Skin, Liver Disease, Fe
ves Ulcers Old Sores Affections of the Kidneys Diseases
of the Throat Female Complaints Pains and Aching of the
Bones and JOINTS speedily put to fight by using this
great and inestimabe remedy.
For all diseases of the Blood nothing has been found
to compare with it, 1t ceanses the system of all impurities
the Digestion, gives to the Stomach, makes the
Skin clear and healthy and restores the Constitution eneebed
by disease broken down by the of youth to it's
pristine igor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is ncomparaby better than all the
mecs used. few doses of Carters Spanish Mixture
will all saowness ofcOmpexon bring the
tng to the cheek give elasticity the step, and improve
the general health remarkable degree beyond all the :
icines ever heard of.
on persons residing the city of Richmond Va the
of Carriers Spanish Mixture is the best evidence that
there no hubug about it. The press hotel keepers
gstraes, physicians and public well known to the
muny, all add their testimony to the effects of this GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call and few hundreds the certificates around the
bottle.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT & BEERS. Drug
gsts.
Principal Depots at M. WARD, CLOSE & Co., No. 80
Maiden Lane, New York
T. w. DYOTT i SONS. and JENKINS s. HARRIS
HORNE, Philadelphia.
BENNETT & BEERS, No. l25 Main ST., Richmond, Va
And for sale by VIM. H. LIPPITT, Wilmington N c.
and Druggists generally May 13 1853 Sc ly
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TERMS: $3.50 IN ADVANCE.
From the Richmond Enquirer
Turkish War-SOng.

BY A HUNGARIAN ExILE.
&c am coming, am coming,
" Arm'd for conquest, bent war.
"Tremble, Mosleme, am coming
Saith the naughty Russian Gar.
Coming" saith the Shah of Persia,
Eager for ungodly gain)
'' If the Sons of Omar perish,
"1 may reign in Caldar's plains"
We are coming saith the Oossack,
" Valiant warriors in my train
Lo! we come heetest coursers,
'' Sweeping valley, hill, and plain
Though surrounded, not confounded,
Patriot Moslems, firmly stand,
Banners streaming, sabres cleaning
Lo your friends are nigh at hand.
81 am coming" saith Napoleon,
Thousands to my standard flock
am coming, | am coming,
C Sons of Omar, 'bide the shock.''
'sI am coming, | am coming,
Arm'd for battle, train'd to war,
Courage, Moslems, am coming
Saith the gallant Britain Tar.
Soon the storm of war, resounding,
Towns shall sweep with havoc wild,
In its progress all confoundng,
Maid and matron, man, and child.
Strike for country, faithful Moslems,
Strike for glory gain'd d before:
Trust in Allah; He may guard you
NotC, in the days of yore.
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DIR. STHONG'S
PICTORIAL. STOMACH PILLS:

remedy for Coughs Golds Satarrh Bronehs Cr9Gp' CUP
cases. Dyspepsia Costyeness Eyspelas Diseases of the
Heart inflammation and Pain in the Chest Back and Side,
and ali diseases arising deanged of the Stom
aeh and relieve the distress and bad feeling from eating
too hearty food, in weak and dyspeptc habits,
WARRANTED TO BE PURELY VEGETABLE-
These Pills Expectoant, Tonic, and Aperient
One 2 cent box possesses three times power to
diseases than dollar bottle of any Of the Syrup Bal
Sarasparas that was ever made and simple trial
of only one box will prove this important truth:
They promote Expcctoration, Laoson the Phlegm and
Clear the Lungs and other seoretory Organs of all morbid
and there not another remedy in the whole Maera
Medca capable of mpartng such healing properties to the
Lungs and Vital Organs these Pills They Cure Costive
produce good regular Appetite and Strengthen the
System.
25 per box, containing 25 doses of Medicine
Call the Agents who sell the Pills. and get the Plan
ters almanac gratis giving full particulars and certificates
of cures. w
Both kinds the above named Pills for sale in Will
mngton, n. c. by w H. Lppitt and G. 4 D. DuPre Drug
gsts, who also keep supply of DR.. SPENCERS ECE F.
FABLE PILLS, and DIR. HULL'S CELEBRATED
PILLS which stop the Ch and Fever the first day. and do
not sicken the stomach operate on tho bowels.
May 27, 50 3S-ly