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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-06-03

NORTH CAROLINA AEDITION.-MITCHEIL'S
INTERMEDIATES GEOGRAPHY.-CowPERTHw
ST. Phadlpha, have the pleasure of announcing
ready the North Carolina Edition of Mtchcs Intermediate
Geography.
This Work contains one book quarto form descrp-
tion of the state of the world and its five great d
visions, 4nelcd EUROPE 1sia 4f1ica and Oceanica, with
their several Empires, Kingdoms States, Territories &C.,
illustrated by than 40 colored Maps and
wood cut Engravings.
The North Carolina matter of the work prepared
pressiy for the the Schools State by c. H.
WILEY ESD State School Superintendent This part of the
large and very excellent Map of State coored cou
ties and exhibiting clearly and faithfully all the Coun
ties Railroad Lines &c. &c. Full and interesting Statis
tics of the State given according to the of 1885,
and pains have been spared make the Work valuable
not only schOOlbook but for general in families.
The entire work unquesonably the most convenient
and reliable geographical manual now published.
1t be obtained of the publishers Philadelphia of
Fl D. Turner, Raleigh E. W. Ogburn, Greensbnrough o
Cushngs Bailey, Baltimore; of McCar ter & Co.. and
H. Lane Charleston, and of booksellers generally.
April 5, 1854 4I-St.
STATE OF NORTH H-CAROLINA.-DUPLI
- COUNTY, Superior Court of Law, Spring Term 1854.
Eliza N. Gwyer George Ciwver-Peton Divorce.
1t appearing the satisfaction CT the Court that George
Gwyer the defendant in this is resident of this
State cOnceals himself that the ordinary process of
the Law not be served upon him. On motion, is,
therefore ordered by the Court that publication be
in the North Carolina Standard weekly pub
ished in the City of Raleigh and also in the Patriot and
Republican, weekly newspaper published in the Town of
appear at the next of this Court be held for the
County aforesaid in the Town of Kenansville
Monday in September next and plead denur
the the matter will be heard exparte and decree
taken pro confeSso as to him.
In testimony whereof, |, Edw'd p. Rouedge Clerk cf
said Court hereuno set hand and the seal of my Office
at kenansville, this 3lst day of March, 1884.
April 10 1854 42-w3m
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SPRING STOCK.
T HI o NJ A s r. ENTRESS,
Merchant Tailor
FayettertLle Street, Ralei06. n g.

Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, n G.,
AS JUST RECEIVED his STOCK of SPRING and
GE SUMMER GOODS, and is prepared to furnish all
who may favor him with cafI with any all
articles of GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL, of the
best material at the shortest notice. cheap
man can sell the same south of Mason Dixon's line.
Call and for yourself and be assured that you shall
not go away dissatisfied.
His stock is composed of his usual quantity and quality
of CLOTHS, CASSIMERS, VESTINGS, TRIMMINGS
&c 1t is useless through the empty form of
ing thanks for favors for the public know that he CRATE
fi and will merit continuation and extension Of the
same by prompt attention to his business Call and see
me and we will be mutually benefited by trade;
have on hand excellent assortment of READY
MADE CLOTHING which cannot fail to please
The latest fashions received from Paris and New York
April 26, 1854. 46-4t.
City papers copy three times
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SI5O, 200 WHOLESALE STOCK OF BOOTS
and Shoes, for Spring 1854, by

VE7 I'll. ADDINGTON & Co., Norfolk, Va.
Wv WE would call attention Merchants in Virginia
and North Carolina to this immense stock of BOOTS,
SHOES TRAVELLING TRUNKS, VALICES, CARPET
BAGS, &C., amounting to $4,000.
1t is of the most varied because it embraces
kind of Boots and Shoes that found United
States and is the selected stock in all Virginia.
The goods made to order by the best manufacturers
in this country expressly for OUR WHOLESALE TRADE,
and is consequently better suited to the Trade Virginia
and North Carolina than any wholesale stock of
Shoes ordinarily found elsewhere.
Besides having better goods tile sizes made regular
avoid large quantity of small Sizes which great
evil to the Merchant and of universal complaint Our
has been to avoid this evil in giving orders the
ufacture of our stock of Boots and Shoes. ..
fy We prepared to sell these goods SHADE lacer
than other house in Virginia. and oH do it, City
and Country Merchants therefore invited call and look
for themselves
say@ Terms months credit.
W. H. ADDINGTON & CO.,
: Norfolk, Va.
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OUR NEW STOC KY!

T l.. HARDING HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND
H0opened his stock of SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTH
IN comprising all the and desirable styles of Fine
French Cashmere Pants Marsees aud Silk Vests npe-
French Cloth Frock and Sack Coatsbesdes all the
medium qualities.
These Goods made up EXPRESSLY for our own sales
consequently the Garments made III the latest and best
style.
We confidently and safely recommend our goods to
WELL many testify who have purchased from us
for years past.
Our arrangements such that can take measures
and have made in the best STYLE and good FIT
guaranteed. .
reference toDress Shirts would call the attention
of customers to styles Orders taken, and shirts
made measure in weeks time. In fact pre-
pared to suit customers in every respect.
r1sy3 Call at HARDING'S for GOOD GOODS.
Raleigh, March a. 1854. 81
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limited number of establishments will be taken for the
% be- Ps at On
yelrhH m % the regular charge.
less 1 or business Cards, not exceeding five lines,
imserted in either the Weekly SemiWeeky, for
will DC months or so for twelve months; in both pa
oe - $40 for six months, SIS for twelve months.
w The paper will be sent to advertisers for six months
= .be YEAR free of charge.
BY S1bscrbcrs and others who may wish to send money
TJ;tor can do so at all times, by mail, and at his
the p;nts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
riS, TORS to the Editor must come free of postage.
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a TLANTIC AND N. C.. RAILROADS.&C.
TICEis hereby given under the authority of the Board
OF General Commissioners that books will be opened for
receiving Subscriptions the Capital Stock of the Atlantic
and North Carolina Railroad Company the sh day of
May next under the direction of the special Commissioners
named in the of incorporation, and the following
places, towit:
In Beaufort, at the Store of Benz L. Perry
In Newbern, at the Merchants Bank.
In kinston at the Store of Washington White.
In Goldsborough at the Store of Andrews & Washing
ton
In Waynesborough, at the Store of Rchd Washington.
In Smithfield ct the County Court Clorks Office.
In Raleigh, at the State Bank.
In Jacksonville at the Courthouse.
In SwansborOugh, at Glovcrs Store
In Snow HILL at Henry H. Harper's Store.
The said books will remain open for the space of Thirty
Days. and continued open thereafter until ordered be clos
ed by the said General Commissioners.
N B.-No subscription shall be received by any of the
Commissioners unless five cent the whole amount
subscribe shall be first paid in cash. secured by good
note to be approved of by said Commissioners.
April T. 1854. A.
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I7INDOW GLASS; LARGE SUPPLY OF ALL
w SIZES AND QUALITIES, kept on hand or ordered,
to suit anv size sash at very low rates.
Also good supply of PUTTY. Dealers will please give
ma chance to fiji Their orders before buying elsewhere, If
thew want good bargains. f. r PESCOD-
Spnt.l 1858. oo-
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E L. .HARDING-Opposite lNessrs Erans d: Cock
Eo Manufacturer and Dealer in Superior READY
MADE CLOTHING. is receiving
Superior black doe skin Pants,
do fancy do do do
do white linen drill do
do do do duck do
do fancy do do do
do black satin D. B. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do do silk do
do fancy do do
do farmer satins do
do white Marsees D. B. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do figured do do
do black cloth frock Coats,
do do do dress do
do fancy do frock do
do do do sack do
with all the medium qualities.
Z vi '"' s"'D' IL "''' HARDING's.
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GALL AT PESCUD'S DRUG STORE FOR YOUR
ISnnnies of American and Foreign PERFUMERY, TooTH
and iIR Brushes, COARSE and FINE CoABs, Scars and
SHAVING CREAMS, PoHADEs and HAIR OILS.
Pcud keeps large stock and sells at small advance 10
consumers and the trade. -
Sent So-
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NAILY LINE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH,

Spring TRADE IS54.-TO NORTH CAROLINA
SMERCHANTS.-By the arrival of Steamer Europa and
Packet ship Panama. are in possession OF our Spring
VIM Weddell in the ENGLISH, ScoTlsH IRISH markets
We have also received from the Eastern Cities large
and stock of Domestic Fabrics purchased from
First Hands, which prepared to otter to the Trade at
as low prices as they can be found in any market @
North Carolina Merchants respectfully invited 70 give
49, 70 oAi A'i. sns' 80 STEVENSON q WEDDELI. Il
rsz Sycamore ST., Petersburg Va
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@-ITYTS AND OILS.-A VERY LARGE SUPPLY
Of all kinds of PA1NTs OILs, and VARN1sHEs to hand
and for SALE lower than be bought elsewhere on the
Sn t " accommodating terms by P. F. PESCUD.
"1S - 1s52 Sc
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MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE

a YOUNG MAN WHO TAKES HIS DEGREE AT
"a. Chapel Hill in June, desires SITUATION as
TEACHER, if sufficient inducement be offered private
school is preferable Testimonials to be satisfactory
Refer to Gov. Swain, the Faculty, to w. Bingham,
Oaks Orange Offers should be made Immediately address
sed to NJ NOEL Chapel Hill, Box loo.
May 10, 1854. be--et.
SPIT of Age and Star (weekly) copy times, and send
accounts above.
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eDsBHHDs. PORTO RICO SUGAR,
e0eD 100 Packages of Steam Refined do,
Bags Rio Laguira and ST. Domingo Coffee,
55 Chests Superior Green and Black Teas,
800 Boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Mould Candles,
BAN, HATToN & Co.,
Portsmouth, Va.
bay TO- 3D.
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r AIDES, DRESS GOODS. HEAVY RICH
Ia Plaid Silks.
Heavy Brocade Silks.
Heavy Plain Silks.
Black and Blue Watered Silks
Blaok Gro de Rhine Silks.
French De Lanes, Plain and Figured.
Do Cashmere, do do
Plaid Raw Silks.
french and English Mernos.
s5 pieces cheap DeLane. EVANS COOKE
Sent y. 90
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p. F.. Pc SCUD

p. F.. Pc I'D.
NM HOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGIST.
Wv Raleigh, N. c., IS NOW RECEIVING HIS
extensive purchases for the SPRING TRADE the rap
idly increasing demand having justified his purchasing
many articles in original which he has hitherto pro-
cured IN small Quantities usties him in offering
tradehe will sell the most popular Patent Medicines
the Propretors prices and respectfully requests dealers
the public generally give his stock prices exam
nation before sending their orders North elsewhere
March "a, 1854. 81
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NTO. 1, FAMILY GROCERIES.-StswartS Syrup
"a and Molasses Brown, Clarified, Pulverizcd, Crushed
and Loaf Sugars Rio, Lagura Moca Marcabo and Java
Coees, Maccaron Vernacill Corn Starch for PUddings
&C, Green and Black Teas Chocolate and Coco, Sperm
Adamantine and Tallow candles, Var gated Rosn and
Turpentine Soaps, Pure Cider Vinegar. =
Raleigh, April 10, 1854 ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1854-01-11
REQUISITES EoR a GOOD FARM.

4 good farm has good soil--eisher nat
urally, or made so by cultivation ard ma.
nuring-adapted to the production Of the
different crops grown in the country around
it. It is we'll tilled-every crop being sown
ON properly prepared ground, and its after
culture thoroughly attended to. The pro-
duction of weeds is made no part Of its OBJ.
iect-the fields, fences, and road.sides, are
kept as clear as possible of the enemy"
It is we'll watered, either naturally or arti.
SeialIy, by streams, wells, or cisterns, con-
venient to the dwelling house, barns, and
other out.builds 1t has q wood-lot for the
supply of fuel, fencing, &c.
A good farm is fenced-divided into suita.
bic and convenient lots, by substantial en-
closures, either of stone, rails, boards, or
other permanent material, conformable to
its size, value, and situation.
1t is provided with barns and stables, well
built, aud conveniently placed and arranged,
and of sufficient size to contain the produce
of the farm, and house comfortably the
stock usually kept upon it. Cellars for
storing roots, and for the manufacture OF
manure are placed under the barn and sta
bles, and convenient yards are attached, so
arranged as to prevent wastage Of fodder,
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FALL TRADE, 1853!

the SYSTEM during the
L.
GROCERY BUSINESS seller being the
While benefited CASH PAID DOWN
his Goods enabling him
getting his Goods
Ten Or Fifteen per Cent Cheaper
who veil credit compelled sell at this
debts additional and
Cash his
his only of g
TURNS
intelligent will CASH SYSTEM
Merchant have making
Goods had
allow CASH for
CREDIT
Undersigned LARGER STOCK
ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES
only ask their friends and others visiting this market give
addition FINE FAMILY GROCERIES,
all the staple Goods usually used in the
Saddery Hats Shoes Calicoes Srtngs Sheengs Blankets
FLANNELs, &c, &c.
Being thankful for the liberal the past and looking forward largely
urin in calling the of
Teas, Sugars Coffee, Cheese, WOIasscs Flour, Bacon,
WINES AND LIQUORS.
who Cash for their Goods and there Fifteen Do L"n
will best and what they
escne O.
Hamburg, Oct, 6m 80
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BRO WINS
Essence of Jamaica Ginger,

rBIIIIS ESSENCE is warranted TO possess, in a
L concentrated forn, all the valuable properties Of
JAMAICA GINGER; and will be found on trial, an
excellent Family Medicine. it is particularly recon-.
mendrd as tonic 10 persons recovering from fever
other diseases n few drops imrarng 10 the stomach
a glow and vigor equal 10 wine.glassfnl of brandy
or other s,imuant, without any of the debiitating
effects which to follow the use Of liquor Of
any kind and it is therefore especially serviceabe to
children and females To the nged it will prove
great comfort; to the dyspep,ic and to those who
predspose To sout or rheumatic affections, it gives
great relief; and TO the iiebriae who wishes 10 re.
FORM but whose stomach is constantly craving the
noxons liquor. it is Misunderstanding tone to the
digestive organs, and strength 10 resist temptation ;
and is consequently great agent in the cause Of
temperance.
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CAROLINA HOTEL.
EDGEFIELD C. H., S. C..

A AI@Ncl THIS ESTABLISHMENT for
@EIEaS mery known as the "SrANS Ilo-
SGs5ss4 SGs554Gs4 TEL" having been purchased and
opened in December last by the Undersigned, he
would most respectfully solicit his friends and the
public generally to give Inn call, as he feels con-
fdSnt that he can do rs well for them as could be
expected in place like this.
His House is situated on Main Street. one block
South Of the Public Square, and convenient TO those
travelling the Plank Road. Also, from Columbia
Aiken and Granitcvlle. His Stables are convrnen,
to the House and always well supplied.
The House is sufficiently retired from the bust
ness part of the Town to render it always quir, and
comfortable, that the weary traveller may always
be sure of good nights rest.
+. NJ. NICHOLAS.
May ii If II
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TREE PLANT1se.-Stone. producing kinds
Of trees are best produced from seeds in the
vicinity where they are to grow. The
stones of the peach, plum and cherry should
be planted in the fall, in order that their
termination may be assisted and expedited
by the action of frost When not convent.
lent TO plant them in the fall, they may be
placed with sand in proper receptacle, and
in this condition allowed to freeze during the
winter. This will obviate the danger Of
their being destroyed by mice or other ver-
min, and insure an early termination when
placed in suitable soil. Chesnuts and acorns
are better planted in the spring, perhaps,
though they are unquestionably stimulated
by the action of the frost as we'll aswalnuts
and other similar seeds of more difficult de.
velopment. Rich land is necessary,to TO Sc
cure the health of all trees. the ornamen-
tai as we'll as fruitiferous varieties
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which may be fed therein so Of liquid ma
nure. These yards are well sheltered from
the winds, and convenient to water; the
whole forming a comfortable winter resi-
dence for the domestic animals of the farm
er-such that he, though ga merciful Ynan," )"
may sleep in peace, knowing that n6EAing
suffers under his jurisdiction.
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Pomaria Nurseries,
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, EvERe,

FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, EVERGREEN
AND FLowER1NG SHRUBS, ROSES, &c.
A LII the most desirable varieties Of FRUIT
N TREES, rare Evergreen and dcciduous Trees,
Flowcrng Shrubs aud Roses, Strawberries, Aspara-
gus Roots, Rhubarb Plants, &c., are now for sale \,
this establishment on reasonable terms.
Mr.. JAMES CRAAlMOND, one Of the Pro-
pricors, will have collection Of the same, at the
old Post Office, in rear Of Aessrs. Allen & Phillips
for the inspection Of purchasers, where he will be
happy to serve them with the best grown articles
in his linc during and after the second week Of the
Session Of the Legislature.
Catalogues sent to all postpaid applications.
Address, SUMNER d CRAMMOND,
PoInaria, S. c.
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State of South Carolina
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT, -, =
I'M COMMON pyE1S'
:Deel. in Attachment.

n. 3. T0zer, $780, t33-5.,s
rs .Dect. in Attachment. z.
Taliafcrro s. Torbct. - -. +.ssss
Jrfrrs, Cothran & Co. Z.
rs. Deel, in Attachment. 4;
Taliafrrro & Torbet.
TNllE Plaintiffs in the above cases hnvine thisday
u filed their Declarations in my Office, and the u
Defendants having neither wives nor At,orneys 81
known to reside within the limits Of this Stateson
whom copy Of said declaration can be served. On
Motion Of Mr.. MAoRArm, Attorney for plaintiffs,
Ordered that said Defendants appear and plead tos-
date hereof or in default thereof judgment will beg
rendered against them. - ~ 5 :.
TIlos: G. BACON, C. EDS5;s. /
Clerks Office, March Z, 1853 ~:
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WORK TO BE DONE IN JANUARY.

FARM-Cut food for cattle, and if corr,
stalks are used, steam as we'll as cut them
Read our article ON the value of corn stalks
rs fodder, p. 5, Vol. i. Cut your roots be.
fore feeding them; provide pure water for
COWS. Attend well to cows which have
calved, or are about to calve. See that your
wood shed is filled with two years supply.
Look we'll to compost heaps. Put fences
in order. See that tools which will be re-
quired in the spring are in order.
ORcuARD.-Look to the directions for
last month. Grape vines and fruit trees
may be pruned. Applks, &c, may be root.
grated. Caterpillars' eggs may be cut of
from the ends OF twiggs aud burned. Coat
the trunks of trees with the tree wash solu.
ton made OF h. of No. /, Bleacher's soda,
to one gallon of water.
Apply guano around the roots of choice
trees which did not fruit well last year, and
dig the guano slightly under the surface.
The rains and melting SHOWS will carry It
into the ground before spring, while its dilu-
ton will prevent it from injuring the young
spongioles when they. start in the spring
Mulch around sluggish trees, and lime cd
apple trees which fruited badly last season.
KITCHEN GARDsN-Attend to collect
ing full supply Of fertilizing materials.
Look 10 the hot.bed frames that they are in
good order. Prepare tan, leaves, and horse
manure for hot.beds, turning the mass suffi.
ciently often to have it in proper condition
for the beds in time.
Look well to lettuce, parsley, &C., grow.
ing in frames; attend to cabbage, caulitlow-
er, broccoli, and other plants, in cold frames
for early spring planting. Procure full
supply of seeds for spring use. Mulch the
ground you intend using earliest in the
spring.
FLOWER GARoEN.--General pruning should
be postponed until March lst, for if done
now, the severe frosts will render its repcti-
ton necessary in spring. The more hardy
shrubs may be pruned now, such as crate-
gus, sorbus, spirea, and even althea in the
middle states. Crhe double white althea is
very tender, and requires to be covered.)
II che show be heavy, shake it off from
those shrubs which would be injured in shape
by its weight. Prepare talles and stakes
for spring and summer use.
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N O tic e.

T OFFER for sale the following Tracts Of Lnnd
il Tract No |, Containing 500 Acres-two hun
dred acres cleared and 40 acres Of first rate Bottom.
Tract No 2, Containing ESQ Acres-2O acres
Bottom and 100 Woodland.
The Lands of both Tracts are of the best quality
and exceedingly well tinlbcrcd
J. W. EARLE.
Evergreen, S. C., Nov Q, 1853. If 45
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Females, Read the following.

n, %,
NJ. BKSSETT:-Ws take pleasure in stating that your
Yellow Dock sarsaparia gives great satisfaction In szsy
ease.
very respectable gentleman informed me that his daugl>
ter troubled with dculi mrsr,a0n and diaeasea Pc
eulinr her sc had mot had her regular menstrual
discharge for long time; but by the Of Dr. Gu!sois
Yellow Dock and Ssrsaparia radically cured She used
and without receiving the sshtest benefit
lie had ono daughter 10 die from the same cnnse.
j. IL. TRIP d co
sE PRICE 81 per boie-s1 bottles f"r S.
SCOyIL 4 MEAD, III Charters Street, New Orleans,
General Wholesale Agents for the South.
eS- Sold BY G. l. PENN, Edgcfeld &. IT,. WARDLAW
L DESDY, Abbeyille c. H.; PRATT Il JONES. Sewber-
~ c. H.; \. j. CREIGHTON, Hamburg: IAYlLAND
ElSLEY Co. Augusta, Ga, and by Agent in every
Town in the South
April Is 6m IL
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Feb Q
Manufactured Tobacco /!

TUST Received direct from the Factory, Thirty
c Boxes CHEWING TOBACCO, comprising
-Four Choice Brands, VIZ: Honey Dew, Ornnoco,
Extra and Premium For sale by The Box, or at
retail at LOW PRICES Don't fail to call and
sample before buying elsewhere.
G.. l.. PENN, AGEST.
Oct 90 ii IL
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Caution.

Persons desiring an article that can he relied upon
prepared solely from pure JAMAICA GlNG ER, ), shouI
he particular to ask for "Browns Essence of Jams
ca Ginger" which is warranted to be what it is reI
resented, nnd.is prepared only at FRED'K BROWN
Drug and Chemical Store, n. T.. corner Chetnnt ant
Fifth Streets, Philadelphia.
Directions accompany each bottle.
For sale in this Village by g. l.. PENN, Agent.
May4 ly 10