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state Of Indiana,
Marshall County. ss.
n. the Marshall Circuit Cart Aur,.s.
Term. 4 b. 1904.

n. Tie Marshall Circuit Cezrt, Ausust
Term. 4 b. 1904.
Amanda tiusSey
!. rs. Complain; for Divorce.
Seth HusSey.
l De it known that on This 81 Jay OF Jane.
b } 1854. Aplanjd IiuSsey. he complainant in
the above emitted cause by c. Ii. Reeve. her
Attorney. filled IN the Office of the Cielk. of
the FarshaI Cilc 1t Count, a Bill o.
complain, against the said defendant. for fi-
vorce. together .s;ih 'he affidavit al. 4 disin..r
e>ted person That the said Seth IEussev. Is 10; A
resident "f lhe Sia:e ot lndiaIa
Tke said Seth IIussev. is therefore hereby no.
tiled oi he filing anu Te:dercv Of sa c-r,-
Piaint. and Il at unless he appear. r'oad. ~
~'.cr. "a d' nur 10 thr same a.. ..r before fE,.
calling of he cause, on Ii first day of the
irAt Term OF the Marshal! Cirruit Court. To be
holden ai ihe Cour, House in Plyiroli,h rn the
Third Monday IN August next, Tie san.e will h..
heard III his ab>ccnee. AID L decree rendered
accordingly
Auc>'-R. CORBALET. Cl-.
i'r. s. B. Corblley, Des.
-''1iif'@i - IL ;.
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Cincinnaii, Peru & Chicago R. R.-A. tn

meeting of the Board at Peru on Friday
last the following gentlemen were elect
ed directors for the ensuing year; Messrs
Niles, Rose and Walker of Laporte; H.
B. Pershing. Plymouth: Isaiah Hoover.
Rochester, Cole, Rhodes and Loveland.
Peru; c. S Ellis. Somerset; Thos. Tyner,
Cambridge City; E. w. H. Ellis. Indian
apolis, and Judges French and Hart OF
Cincinnati.
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Terrible Disaster al New York.
NEW YoRk, Monday, May Q

Yesterday afternoon. at Hoboken. the
drop bridge, ferry landing, broke down
while large number of persons were
upon it. Visiting for the S o'clock boat.
Hundreds Of men. women and children
were preciptated into the water. Many
Of them were seriously injured, and it is
feared several were drowned. though no
bodies hsvs been recovered ss yet.
Plymouth banner., 1854-06-08

CALIFoRNIA.-O. HI. P. Baily, one OF
our California Subscribers. and We sup
pose the principal { + the lucky firm mem
toned in the following correspondence.
sent us last week. a few papers of late
date. and we found the following in the
Daily Sacramento Union, checked for on,
especial notice. No item is more inter
esting 10 US than those containing the
gratifying intelligence of the success and
good fortune of OF our friends:
Correspondence OF the Union.
A NUGGET.
MUD SPRINGS. Eldorado county,
April l4,h, 1854.
D0:ly Union: A nugget of gold
and quartz weighing nearly twsnty-tuC
pounds III 10 l6th) was taken ou. this
morning. about one and half miles from
this place, by Messrs. Bailey & Co.: be
sides several small "chunks"
They are now crushing and separating
The gold and will have over one hundred
ounces Of pure gold. Perhaps il is fac,
not generally known that the richest
quartz vains in California are in this vi
cinity, and the discoveries now made are
but beginning.
Weather beautiful; business good. anu
"times plenty" Yours.
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STATE az sndiana.
StSrE.e County. ss.

Ia Tie Sip,e Common Pleas C0ur. Jllg T.cn
4 - 1874.
Slas Short,
ys.
Patience Carpenter an! he. husband S,epbeo
Carpenter, Chariot Bozarth and her husband
Jacob BoHar.h, Colnelus Short, Robert Short.
James Short, Martha A. Short, Tefien Short.
Jacob Short, Cyrus ShoI., Nancy Joseph and
her husband James Joseph. and Gideon Short.
SE 1t remembered that ON the goth dav of
Ee May. 1874. Silas Si II The plaintiff in the
anove cht tied cluse. bv \ g. Deayit and Ar
d ew w fortor ais tt oIne,s. fled IN The of-,.
OF the Clerk OF the Stark Court ol Common
Pleas Il petition, and complains Of sad ,leisr-
dlntS- AMI says that n ihe year 1892 he bar
ilHed agreed with one Cerus Short in his III.
ime bu' who is noys j celScl. for The iollnwi,r
described resi- a'a, 10 Wit: The sou-h eat
quarter OF the northeast quarter I section (j)
township (32) range % west, containing ftrfv
acres, and il has been made 10 appear To- sid
Court. that lac above nlnied Patience Carmen
'er. Stephen Carpenter. Nancy Joseph and Ias
Joseph are hon.reSidcn's Cf the State Of InCi-
ana. They are therefore hereby notified of the
filing aud p ndency of said petition. and
unless they appear. plead. answer or denur
thereto. on or befi re tie calling of This cause.
on the first day of the next Term of said Court
on the fourth Monday in July next. The same.
will be taken as confessed. ard will he l,ari
and determined in their absence.
CIiAS. HUMPHREYS. Clerk.
June s. 80 ia
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II is totally immaterial as to the color
or the flour we get here-it is oil con-
stantly rising. Il has raised already 20
zen dollars per barrel. The principal
difficulty is in raising the dough- before
we bid.
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The Salt Lake of Utah,

The Scientific American. upon the au-
thority of an exchange says. that expert
ments have been made upon the the pro
perties OF the water of Salt Lake, Utah,
for preserving meat. by Mr.. Stanshmry
and his associates. a large piece Of beef
was suspended from cord immersed in
the lake for over ? hours. After this, all
the meat they wished TO be preserved was
packed into barrels without any sal,
whatever. and the vessels were then fill.
ed with Lake Water. No further care OF
Prepara tion was necessary. and the mea,
remained perfectly sweet. although con-
stantly exposed 10 the atmosphere and
sun. They were Obliged to mix fresh
water with the brine to preven. the inca,
becoming too salt for present use.
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Flltsl fias.-We have heretofore unin
tsntionally neglected 10 notice the i'm
provemen: made in this paper at the
commencement of the presen, volume q
few weeks ago. II contains the same
number of columns as at first. but they
ere heightened after the fashion Of the
Logansport Pha,os. Success to our neigh
bOrs of the Flag.
Plymouth banner., 1854-06-08

FanaticiSm None of our liberal and
generous readers should for a moment
suppose that when we speak of fanatic.
and indiscreet political knaves, we nllude
TO them. when there are creatures in the
world reckless enough 10 utter such sen.
timen!s as follow. The teachings of such
men create excitement. mobs and murders
as has been.freq quently illustra,ed-lately y
at Boston. The innocent blood of-the
murdered Deputy Marshal Batchelder, is
chargeable TO such reckless fools,who rate
the blood and life ofa white man, in low.
er scale than the liberty of a black one
owing service. We copy the following as
ELEGANT EXTRACTS
From recent Speeches of the ABOLITION
Anti Nebraska:tes
WM. LLOYD GARRIsoN-"We make nc
side issue with this Nation, or with the
slave power which governs it, as absolute
ly as any planta tion at the South is COY.
erned: but declaring our hostility to it
entering into no compromise with il. and
making no attempt at conciliation there
of-we are resolved on It's utter destruc
ton"
WEGDALL Phillips There is anoth
er Massachusetts (besides the friends and
admirers of Webster and Everett,) and
we mean TO make her so restive and SO
disoIsanizing tha: If the South will not
90 ou. Of the Union she will kick Massa
chusetis outl"
JOSIAH QUiNcY.-"It has been said this
Is the best Government in the World. |
scarcely know Government that is not
better TO live under than ours. So
far as this governmen, is concerned.
would rather be the subject of any despo-
tism In the world. The British Govern.
meni was better government for Alex.
Mcleod, :han this is for me, and Mr.. Gar
Iison. and Mr.. Hoare II this Union
was destroyed. nothing worse would grow
out of it,"
c. L. RsDMoSD.--"This Union I can
no: support. The Constitution reads
very we'll for equality and freedom among
citizens, but have not 10 do with its let
ter--the practical results are cruel and
vindic!ive to every colored man in the
country-therefere go for its immediate
overthrow"
Rev. SAY. J. MAY.-"Ihave come here
to take sides--to side with those who &c
foS dissolution of the American Union
also go for dissolution OF
the Union on higher grounds. Any un.
ion with the Shareholder is an agree men,
with hell and q covenant with DEATH"
HHsRr c. WHIGHT.-"As to the Reli
gior Of this country and its God. and al
that has been said here about infidelity
and atheism. / can only say that the mar
who feels for those in chains can have {
reverence for the religion of this country
have no reverence for it's God, for He i.
the God of Slavery. and the God of Sla
very is my devil. mean to soy by this
in the strongest way, that I do not be
lieve in such Being. In tht
,osom of the Cod ia this Country, a
whoss shrine the Church and Clergy wor
Plymouth banner., 1854-06-08

Accounts from Illinois. are thai the
wheat crop promises IN aburdan, harvest.
If the season continues favora bic. The
yield will exceed nj. calculations.
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Spring all0 5un,nler
TR ADE.

And our customers shall be satisfied that we
have selected to suit their tastes, if they will
favor us with call. We expect to make il a
permanent business, and we do not wish to
disguise the fact that we wish TO make you our
warm friends and permanent customers, and
we expect to do so by dealing with you hon
estly, and selling you cheap goods for your
money.
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Small profits and Quick Sales.

Is the true and saving policy both for the sci
ler and purchaser. The present stock wa:
bought with an eye single to the
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TO NON REsFDENTs.

NJ Office Is hereby given that the undt rsign-
! ed with the Couniy Surveyor. viii, on he
I'D day OF June 1854, AT 10 o'clock IN, on sid
day. proceed TO survey and locate the corlle,s of
their land in section 4 tow ship 3a, range three
east. in Marshall county; Ia lnet;rs.sA Gerar,l's
aud continue fiom day to day until ali y 6uish-
ed.
Non residents who fail to meet the snrvovcr
ai The time and place above men i"ncd. and De-
fray or provide for deiiaying their portion of,he
expense oi SAID survey. will he ietutuc., - the.
County Auditor of said county. and such dciiu-
qnency placed ON the tax duplicate and co'ioot.
ed according To law, orher taxes are colicct, d.
JAMES BROWN.
4. GERARD.
June l. 1854. TSt9
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~ Office is heby given that will, in pnr
! Y suance of an order Of the Mars hall court
OF Common Pleas, made at the Anr;l ,arr,
thereof, A. ID. 1854, proceed to sell at nriys.e
sale, after four weeks from this date. the 10.
lowing described real estate, to wit:
The east half OF the north west quarter n
section sixteen. in to vnship 81 north. of rance
east, lying m Fulton county. Terms Of sale
''sn IA manu- J. l. THOMPSON.
June I, s54.
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To do Press work and Composition, may find &
hce. ifapplicalion is made Immediately
Plymouth banner., 1854-06-08

GooD FLouR.-Every housekeeper
knows how provoking i, is to have flour
that looks dark and will not rise.
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ship. Slavery finds her place. Those who
drag him from his alter are called athe-
ists-If so, | welcome the title"
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Our Steam Saw Mill

Is now in full operation; and although we
have not been in the service Of our country
in forty wars and a hundred fracases, or con-
descended to serve the people in either branch
OF the Legislature, yet we have done a little
something for the improvement ofour town and
county. ami can now furnish our fellow citi-
zens with the lumber to build houses to keep
the rain off their little ones. The best mar
ket price paid for
- "a WN ID@~s
For which we will pay halfcaSh and hals goods
at :he lowest cash prices.
1T Will be perceived that we are ready for
almost every kind OF trade, and persons having
any kind OF produce 20 sell, would 60 we'll TO
call at the Variety Store in Plymouth
StllNNABARGER & BURCH.
June s, 1854. I4ts,
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y.
Torn, 4. y. ig3s.
Herry Wonders.
vs..
Susan Shaifer. Sam
uel Shaifer, and 9th Petition lor nar.ii;o,
erS unknown. heirs
Of David ShafIer de
ceased.
kE Ii known, that on the 5th Jav Of Juu-
- A. d. 1854, Henry Wonders the petition
Ell IN the above entitled cause, by w. j. Burns,
his attorney, filed in The Office of the Clerk OF
the MARSHALL court of Common Pleas, his p-ti~
ton Tor Partition Of the lands belonging 10 he
estate OF said decedent; l. L appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk bv the affidavit of ?
competen, person, that the defendants, Susan
Shaiier. Samuel Shaf1er and others unknown.
heirS OF SAID decedent, are non residents of
The State OF Indiana. TLey are Therefore
hereby notified of the filing and pendencv of
Said petition, and that unless they appear ana
plead, answer or demur thereto on or before
The calling OF said cause, a; The next tern, of
SAID court, to be holden at the court house in
Plymouth, IN said county. on the third Monday
IN July next, ;he same 20 them, Will be ia
ken as confessed and VIII be heard and deter
lnnet III heir absence
Attest: r. CORBALEY, Clerk.
m ,. b. CoTbaley, dept.
June = icoi. 1913.
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Ef srP Spis Gae0sser

Than they, il IS no evidence that we don't pay
for goo is il proves that for ou cash, we
bought cheap, and as natural consequence,
sell quick, and If we thus realize but ten
per cen; profit. and purchase and sell new
articles three times in The year, We certainly
realize in the end thirty per C ent
We now Ia, c the pleasure o. directing the
attention of the citizens of Marshall and adj
Joining counties, 10 one o. the largest stocks o
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NEW GooD&;

So long and much needed in Plymouth, and
if their patrons VIII favor theln with a call
they shall not 20 away disappointed. We
have commenced our business, relying mere
upon fair and honest business tTaasacuOns.
for success and patronage. than throwing S.U>h
at our ncighborS. We desire TO live upon
friendly terms with ALL and when We have not
the precise art Gle our customer desires, we
intend il shall be pleasant duty instead Of =
gludging and diSagreeable necessity, to prompt
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Staple and Fancy
DrD Gooua s. GrGCertca

Ever offered in this market, and VIC are deter
mined 10 prove 10 all that our mode OF ling
Plymouth banner., 1854-06-08

Henry Wonders.
vs..
Susan Sha Ter. Sam
uel Sha1er, and 9th
erS unknown. heirs
Of David ShaTer &c
ceased
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June I, 1884
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IA Ike Sin.e Common Pleas COu. Jaly Tern
4 ID 1871.
S!las Short,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-24
Spirit Of TIE &c. 8aIsigb, Nortb
NEW GOm1DSo


u AIDES DRESS GOODS.-BIack Gro de
u Rhine Silks.
Black Figured Silks.
Fancy Plaid do
Tissues. Berages, Challeys, Berage de Lains,
Muslins, de-, will be sold at a small advance on
cost.
Bonnets and Ribbons.-Silk, Satin, Straw,
Leghorn, Dark and White Braid Bonnets, Taf-
I ia and Bonnet Ribbons, good assortment, for
sale cheap.
White Goods.-Jackonet Cambrick, Swiss
and Jaekonet Muslin, Dotted do Chimisetts,
Undersleeves, Collars, Muslin Bands, Swiss and
J%ackonet Edging and Inserting, Worked Hand
kerehleis. Linen and Cotton Handk'fs, Thread
and Lille Edgipgs, dc.
A large lot of Calicos, Ginghams, Marlboro
Stripes and Plaids
Irish Linens, Pillow Case Linen, bleached
and Brown Linen, Duck Linen, Drill Cotton
AIDES and GambrooE, Brown and LIeacbed
ShIrtings, III Bleeched Sheeting, &c.
Boots and Shoes. Miles d Sons neg.
ged and sewed Boots Robinson d Co.'S. La
dies and childrens Shoes.
Hats! Hats !-Beebe's Spring style OF
hats, Leghorn, Straw, Campeachy, Wool and
Soft Fur Hats.
All OF the above Goods for sale at
MURRAY d O'NEALS.
Four doors above r. Smiths Corner,
White Front, No. 25.
Raleigh, April 5, 1854. 32-
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-24
Notice to Corn Growers !

IEtHE Subscriber offers for sale a peculiar kind of
Corn, known as the CANADA PROLIFIC
CORN, which excels any grain ever before offered
to the Southern Planters, both for beauty and in
crease. 1t is a handsome white corn, and produces
from three to eight stalks from each grain, each
stalk bearing two to three ears of corn-apd the
suckers are as prolific as the original stalk, bearing
an equal number of ears. I procured a small guam
tty Of this Corn through the mail, and planted
nine grains in a common sandy garden, that had
neverreceived any other manure than from the sta
bic and barn yard, and the result was eighty sEr
silks and Gty-cight ears! Had no. the droughth
come upon it at the time it did, several other ears
would have matured.
l will send packages of one hundred grains each,
post paid, for one dollar, to any one renting me
that sum and l feel confident no man who invests
this small sum for this Corn win regret the ex-
pertinent. This is not the Sucker Corn" that
shoots at every joint-this species is as late as the
common Indian Corn and will grow as tall. All
orders to be postpaid and addressed to
ANTHONY DAVIS,
Pink Hill p. o.
21-I0w Iano;r 70 NJ n
For sale at WILLIAMS 6 HAYWOODS,
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paPfr.
Notice.

-~D-a-~
kDWARD MCDONALD, Ag't. Successor 70
IL Mcdonald d Lyons) Richmond, Va, would
most respectfully inform his friends and the mem
oers OF the various Orders in North Carolina. that
ne is prepared to manufacture every description of
Regalia including JEWELS, SEALS, EMBLEMS
COSTUMES, BANNERS, U. S. FLAGS, &c, &c.
together with every article required in the Lodge
Room.
r rticuiar attention win be paid TO the manufae-
ture OF Banners for Divisions or Lodges.
Jewels for D. G. w. P.'s sent by mail to any mart
Of the State, price, with postage prepaid, 50 81.
Seals engraved to order and sent by mail. An
experience of six years in the Regalia business, in
the City of Richmond, and a connection with most
of the Orders, will enable the subscriber to ensure
satisfaction to all who may favor him with theil
patronage.
Prices will be as low as those of any other Els.
adjustment North or South.
style and color will be in strict accordance with
the prescribed rules of the various Orders.
Address ED. MCDONALD, Agt,
Regalia 4 Banner Manufacturer,
Jan. "a, 1854. l22-6m Richmond. Va.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-24
soMRrHING NEW

THE undersigned has opened a general
Auctioneering and Commission Business on
East Street, opposite the Farmers Bank, and
any goods or produce entrusted TO him will be
sold as directed. Merchants, farmers and deal.
ers in any business will find it to their advan.
tase to avail themselves of the above arrange.
ment.
Your attention is particularly desired. Any
encouragement thankfully received.
WILLIAM E. EDWARDS
Greensboro March 81, 1854. 31-6n
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Pianos ! Pianos !

1--WE Subscriber is prepared to select and for
Il ward 6f,6t and OctaTe Mahogany and Rose
wood Pianos of the most celebrated makers, frem
seven different faetories-from $40 to $3.50. Be-
ing a musician himself and having the assistance
OF a hrstrate maker, no Piano will be forwarded
TIL thoroughly tested as to tone, material and fin
ISL. A written guarantee win accompany every
instrument. and the money refunded if not what
they are represented. TERMS CASH. All instru-
ments furnished at manufacturers prices. $40 for
buying and forwarding. He refers to Messrs. G.
Z. Badger. Chas. Manly, J. NJ. Morehead. Chas. F.
Deems. W. a. Graham, J. w. Osborn and N. w.
Woodfn. JAMES NJ. EDNEY.
No. Sc, John Street, New York.
New York, March Is, 1854. 29-6m
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A Home for YOUR Horse.

Ea9ITH emotions of he most profound re
va spect, | again hoist my shingIe,' make
my bow, and offer TO the travelling public, a
home for their horses-'what is a home!'-at
my stables, on the lot west of the Eagle Hotel,
and Immediately on the great thorough fare,
to the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road. Having
possession of these stables, situated on a lot
high and dry, l have renovated them, and pre-
pared stalls, into which the most accomplish
ed HORSE could feel no hesitation TO enter, to
stand, to feed, to repose and my ostlers are all
experienced and attentive.
| have for City purpose, a beautiful carriage
and a splendid span of A No. 1, horses, kept
for evening excursions about the City.
For travel. my accommodations are quite ex-
tensive, and ready at an hours notice.
Horses boarded by the day, month or year.
After five years experience in the business of
a Livery Stable, l deem it altogether a waste
OF words to cay any thing of my way of doing
business the liberal patronage of a discerning
public, during this time, is the highest eulogi-
um-for which | beg to return my thanks, and
subscribe myself the Public's humble servant.
JAMES M. HARRIS.
RALEIGH Nov. 1888
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-05-24
FACTS CANNOT BE poUBTET

FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED.
AFFLICTED READ d PONDER
IB More than 800 persons in the CITY of
Richmond, Va, alone testify to the remarka-
bic cures performed by CARRIERS SPANISH
MIXTURE.
The great Spring Medicine and Purifier of
the Blood is now used by hundreds OF CRATE,
ful patients, who testify daily to the remarka-
bic cures performed by the greatest of all
medicines, Carriers Spanish Mixture. Neural
gla, rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptions on the
Skin, Liver Disease, Fevers, Ulcers, Old Sores,
Injections of the Kidneys, Diseases of the
Throat, Female Complaints, Pains and Aching
OF the Bones and Joints, are speedily put to
flight by using this great and lnestimabie rem
edy.
For all diseases of the Blood, nothing has
yet be- n found TO compare with it. 1t cleanses
the system of all impurities, acts gently and
efficiently on the Liver and Kidneys, strength
ems the Digestion gives tone to the Stomach.
makes the skin clear and healthy, and restores
the Constitution, enfeebled by disease or bro
ken down by the excuses of youth, to its
pristine vigor and strength.
For the Ladies, it is incomparably better
than all the cosmetics ever used. A few doses
OF Carriers Spanish Mixture will remove all
sallowness of complexion bring the roses mant-
ling to the cheek. give elasticity to the step, and
improve the general health in a remarkable
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
A large number of certificates of remarkable
cures performed on persons residing in the city
OF Richmond, Va, by the use of Carriers Span
ish Mixture, is the best evidence that there is
no humbug about it. The press, hotel keep
ers, magistrates, physicians and public men,
well known to the community. all add their
testimony to the effects Of this GREAT BLOOD
PURIFIER.
Call and see a few hundreds of the certificates
around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed BENNETT &
BEERS, Druggists
Principal Depots NJ. WARD, CLOSE & CO.,
No. SO Maiden Lane, New York.
7. W. DYOTT & SONS, and JENKINS g.
A fSHORNE, Philadelphia.
BENNETT q BEERS, No. 125 Main St,
Richmond, Va.
And for sale by P. F PEsCUD, Raleigh, N.
Carolina. 95-1v