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COMMISSIONERS SALE B,

RI IASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE BY
VA virtue OF mandate to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county, in the
State of Ohio, in the case of James Jones against
Andrew McPearce and others. there will I've of.
ered tor sale at public auction, at the door Of the
court house. in said county, or
Tuesday, the 17lh day Of October,
nexi, between the hours of 10 o'clock IN and 1
o'clock m, on said day. the folio wing described
real estate. situate in said county, to wits
Lots Nos. 36 and 81 in the town Of Jameft town.
Also the following premises, being part Of Sec
ton IL, township 3. and rarge 4. beginning for
the same at the west side of Wood street in said
town Dn the township line. thence west So rods
to the north east corner OF lot decided TO the
deacons ct the Christian church, thence south .
aud tenths rods to the south east corner OF said
lot to stone. thence east rods to said street in
the place OF beginning, containing 5411 rods Of
land, more or less.
WIN. OKEY, Mas. Com.
sept Is, 1854. SO IL Mon. Com. Pleas.
MASTER COMMISSIONERS SAL.E.-By
1yl virtue of mandate to the directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas of Monroe county, in the
State of Ohio. in the case of Edwin Hornbrook
az anst the widow aud heirs Of Daniel Kerns,
deceased, and others, will he offered for sale at
public outcry, at the door of the court house in
said county, on
Tuesday, The l7th d ~ Of October. 1854.
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock m, and o clock
pm. Of said day the following described real estate,
situate in said county, to wit
The south east quarter of the south west quarter
Of sec tion 1, ip township 2, of range 4
WM. OKEY, Mas. Com
sept Is 60 90 Mon Com Pleas.
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.-By
I'VE virtue of mandate to me directed from the
court of Common Pleas within and for the conn
ty of Monroe aud State Of Ohio, il, the case Of
Robert Boyd against s. A, Sinclair and others,
will be offered for sale at public auction at the
door of the court house in said county, on
Tuesday, the l7th day af O.fober,
next. between tie hours of 10 O'Clock nj, and
O'Clock m, on said day. the following des-
crbed tracts OF land, situate VI said county to wit:
The south west quarter of the north west quar-
ter Of section 80, township aud range A. con-
tanning 40 acres; and % acres in the south east
quarter OF the north west quarter of section
30, township snd range 4--Aiso SO acres of
land in the west hall Of the north east quarter
of section 30 township and range 4. with all aud
singular the appurtenances belonging to said prem
ses, which said tracts OF land, will be sold on
the follow ing terms, to wits One fourth cash in
hand, one-tourth in six months, and one. fourth
in twelve months, and one-fourth in lS months.
the extended payments to be secured by spprov-
ed security. WM. OKEY, Mas. Com.
sept Is. 1854 SO 25 Mon. Com Pleas
s. SHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of writ Of
~ Venditioni Exponas, issued from the court of
common pleas Of Monioe county, Ohio, and to
me directed, will offer for sale at public outciy
at the door Of the court house in the town of
Woo.lstield. in said county. on
Tuesday. the Eth day of October, 1854.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock m and o. CLOCK
p m, OF said day. the following described real es-
tate, lying and being in said county, To wit:
The north half of the south east quarter of Sec
ton No 81. tow n>hip No 5, and Range No s,
| containing 81 and IL hundredths acres. more OF
less. and appraised at $500.
Taken in execution and levied on as the prop
eriy OF Joel Gregory at the suit OF William Jar is
for the use Of Wm. F. Hunter
WILLIAM READ.
sept6 s2 81 Sheriff.
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Cincinnati Market.

SEPT. 29.-Flour dull at 6,4Oa6.75
Whisky dull, no sales. Provisions dull,
no sales. Molasses l8al94. Cheese 10.
Sugar, good demand, sold at 5a54 for fair.
Rio Coffee 1911.
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4 TTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach.
"A ment was issued on the Sd day of Septem.
Der, 1854. by Jacob T. Morrill,. a Justice Of the
Peace of Salem Township. Monroe county. Ohio,
against the goods chatteis, stocks or interests in
stocks rights credits, moneys and effects OF Jacob
Meek. nonresident OF said county, for the sum
of twenty -one dollars aud fifty cents.
Sept. Is. 1854. JAMES r. SMITH.
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sept s. 1854.

CAMUEL SEGESENMAN'S ESTATE.
~ The undersigned has been appain,ed aud quail
fled a. Administrator Of John Segesenman. late
OF Monroe county, deceased. Those having claims
should present them Immediately, properly au
.thenticated. JOHN MUHLEMANN,
sept. 20. 1854. Administrative.
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Probate Jury.

The Judges of the election will observe that
the polls must be opened between the hours OF
six and ten O'Clock in the forenoon, aud closed at
six O'Clock in the afternoon of the same day
Given under my hand at the Sheriff 3 Office,
at Woods6eld, this goth day Of September. A, d.
1854. WM READ,
Sheriff Of said County.
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TOHN McCASLIN'S ESTATE. The under
d signed has been appoin,ed and qualified ss Ad-
minstrator OF John McCaslin. late OF Monroe
county, deceased. Those having claims against
said estate will please present them Immediately,
properlv authenticated. JACOB FISHER.
sept ID, 1864. Administrator.
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9ARGAIN9!S
CALL 1T THE SIGN OF THE BIG
RED 7 BOOT.
THE subscriber has just received Large and
i Well selected Assortment of very superior
Boots and Shoes.

which he IS determined to sell at reasonable pri.
ces. His stock is now one of the largest ever
opened in this market. and he felIs assured he
can suit all ages and conditions with just sucI,
Boots and Shoes as they may need. either oi
Eastern or Home made Work. His stock manu-.
faciured in his own chop is very large. Call and
see. before purchasing elsewhere.
Also-A lot of SOLE LEATHER for sale.
Bo- Remember tho sign Of the "BIG RED
BOOT" first door north Of Driggss Hotel.
WoodsfieId, Oct. 3. 1854. C. DIEHL.
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From PITTSBURGH.

SEPT. 29.-There were but 12 deaths
here yesterday from cholera. The dis
ease continues to abate, and the alarm has
subsidized.
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y signed has been appointed and qualified as
Administrators Of John p. Noll, late of Monroe
county. Ohio, deceased. All persons having
claims against said estate will please present then.
Immediately, properly authenticated
SAMUEL W. NOLL,
sept 6, 1854. Administrator.
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Brick for Sale.

THE undersigned has for sale large lot Of firs,
i rate BRICK, which he wishes to dispose of.
Those in want Of Brick will please give HIM .
call. NJ. MORROW.
Woodsfeld, sept 6.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONMoH cJUhff

STATE OF OHIO, MONKOE CIUhfX
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Benjamin Dsvenport againsf Jesse Esgon. Mssy
Donahoo. Robert Morgan, Nancy Wystcswsf1
Ell Cowl. Thomas Donal,oo, James Doushocss !
William Dhnshoo. Jnlm Donahoo. Hannsk
Donahoo, John Wolford, end Margaret his
wife. a&Esaew
THE said defendants are hereby notified. that 4
i petition in civil action bss heen fIled sgsest
them In said court. thing forth That ssd Davsn.
port formerly purchased Of one John 60vn tlsg
south west quarter of the north eAst quarter 81
section ten, township seven of range aesens NJ
said county, being the same land heretofore pur-
chased Of Michael T. DonahoO. by the said Joba
SoviI. That said Michael r, Donahoo died with.
out making deed to said 3ov,l. that Jesse Eaxon.
executor Of said Michael T Donahun. filed hlss
petition to complete said real contract by making
Geed to said John Sovil But mistake and seroe,
occurred in the description OF said land. aud the
same mistake and error were continued in the
conveyance from John Sovll anc vito to sait
Davenport. The prayer Of the petitioner b -
have the mistake corrected. and the title OF mid
complainant confirmed. Said defendants are re-
quired to the petition or before the 30sk
day Of September next, If they Gee 81 ta coatssa
EDWARD ARcHBoLD.
Atty Tor PHI
Attest. JAMES MlTcnELL. -
July 81, 1854 ci'k Of c. r. MOO.
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"THITE.WASH Brushes, Louisville Lime
/" Sheep Shears, w Wool Twine,
For isls ii KlRKBRiDE'S.
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STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNT

IN THE COURT OF COMMON ILSA& 08
SAID COUNTY.
Stilman T. Powell. plaintiff. against EdwssAs
Smith. Edward Sleigh. aud the auknavn hsirs
of John Tarn, deceased, defendants. ss=4.s fss4S &
CIVIL ACTION.
THE said defendants will take notice thst on tho
i 18th day of August, 1854, the plaintiff 6lsd -.
said court his petition. setting forih that on lho
26th day Of July. Is45. Edward smith sold ana
conveyed to Edward Sleigh. the south west qpasY
ter Of the south west quarter Of section &. sowa.
ship, 2, and esnge A, la Monroe couutys that o.
the ssme day said Smith sold and conveyed -
John Tsrn, the south east quarter Of tbs souiA
east quarter OF section 10. township sod sasee.
in said county; that the consideration for ssid
tracts Of land was $500, payable in yearly peg,
ments Of 800 each, ON the first oi Ssptemoefx
le4s, l647, l646, l849 and 1850. that said Sleieh
aud Tarn executed 10 said Smith i've several notoe
payable a. fsforesaid. aud each executed = 49,
Smith mortgage on the lsnd 70 tlseD sesse6S
conveyed 10 secure he psyment Of sstf noteeA
The petition states ihst Tsrn 10 dead and ahagk1o
heirs VI known to the plaintiff and that Sleigh
has abandoned the land and gone to paaAs uuss
knowa. The petition further .states ihat on ~
26th day Of April. lS48, the plaintiff and said r.
ward Smith entered into consfact in wtisiags ~
which said Smith for the consideration lot $zoo
agreed aud bound himself to bring suit On ~.
said notes against Sleigh aud Tarn, end cause tha
said tract u land n section 10 70 be Iesied upo
and sold without delay. and thst The deed thepGlhe
should be made to the plAinth: and TIE 80 Roek
tion states that said Smith has wholly neklse164
and refused to perform his part of said esntrass<
The plaintiff claims the right to recover etea eaiA
Smith $500 the amount paid to him with iateeeee
rom April 26. lS46 aud asks that the lands 30 sol6
to pay The same, that unless the defendants spp66f
by the 18th dayof October, next. aud snswefa1t4
petition. thar at the nextterm OF said eeuyt judG
ment will be taken against them hy defsuia. 8 -;
HoLLlsrER, okEy Z HcLLssrses -. s.
Au1. n. 1S69 Aff8sG. Rlnfn61II ~
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From California.

The Prometheus brings three hundred
aud sixteen passengers, who left San Fran
cisco on the ist, in the steamship Pacific,
Captain Ssabury. and arrived at San Juan
dol Sud on the i4,h ult.
The coinage Of the United States Min,
~ San Francisco for August, were
10000 double eagles. 1913 900 oo
$4,000 eagles. ..s......... 33o.0oO W
800 gold dollars. 200 90
SO, 100 pieces. Total 81 ,O5s 200 OO
Total amt bars for August $7,22.l48 2s
On the 3lst Of August 100000 was
coined. the largest amount coined in any
enc day since the branch Mint hes been in
operation. =
The English and French allied fleet, las,
from the Sandwich islands. has arrived a,
San Ftsncisco. They had been unsuc.
oessiOi in their search for the Diario and
Aurora, and had made no capture during
the passage. ef9a
"a FIRE broke out on the Goth Of August,
in the town OF Calaveras. Tbs less will
not be Tar from $500. 600. ssie
From all parts OF tho mines We have
cheering accounts of The gold yield. Scar
city Of water in some few localities retards
Operations somewhat; but the productions
still equal reasonable expectations.
Tho crops throughout the State are spo-
ken Of as most abundant. OF wheat there
is more than win supply the demand Of the
State. and shipments Of this grain to the
Atlantic States. il is confidently believed
by some, will take place.
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WILLIAM MARSHALL'S ESTATE.-No.
w tice is hereby given. that the undersigned
has been qualified by the Probate court Of Mon.
roe county. Ohio. Executor of the estate of Viii.
liam Marshall. late Of said county, deceased. All
those having claims against said estate will presen,
Immediately. properly authenticated.
JESSE MARSHALL,
August q. ls5s Executor.
ISAAC CONLEY's ESTATE -Th. under.
il signed has been appointed and qualified as
administrator Of the estate of Isaac Conley, fate
OF Mon.oe county, Ohio. decd. Those indebted
to said estate will make immediate paymspt, and
those having claims will present them properly
autheatieated within one yes:
s-ft' =. lseA WM poNtEl
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October Election.
PROBATE JUDGI

PROBATE JUDGE.
j. r. MoRRIs- Sir: Please announce thai
WILLIAM ID. PATTON
is an independent candidate for the office Of Pro
bate Judge. at the October election, free and clear
Of convention, but independent to the people.
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The Board Of Education
Within and for the township of Centre will meet
in WoodsfieId, on the third Monday of October,
1854. that being the 10th day of said month. By
order OF the Board, II. B. HILL,
sept 80. Clerk OF said Board.
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New Shoe Store.

THE undersigned respectfully informs the citi.
i zens Of Clarinston aud vicinity, that he has
just purchased Fall and Winter stock Of
~ BooT9 -
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CHRISTIAN REAKSECKER.S ESTATE
" The undersigned has Zen appointed snd qua(>
flied ~ Adminis,rstfix of Christian RsskSecks
late of Monroe county, deceased. Those Anv1
claims should present them Immediately. psopssiy
authenticated. - s, sls$ssf
ELIZABETH ANN REAKSECKER. - =
sept. ~, 1854. Admfx. s, 8
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE. BY

NJ. ONEI M1B COIH.
SEPT l3. SO 81 Mon. Com. Pleas
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will be ready to receive taxes, ct my OF
north of Koehler g. Co.'S Store.
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81 CIarngon District School il Scho
cents. for School houses purposes ~ MSS
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c. We authorized to announce the name Of
WILLIAM BROW NFlELD.
OF Malaga township, as a candidate for the Office
of County Auditor.
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NTAsTER coMMIssIoNER,s sALE-B,

sept Is So 90 Mon. Com. Pleas.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-02-24
Marine Intelligence.
PORT. OF WILMINGTON. NoRTH-CAROLINl

PORT-OF WILMINGTON. NORTH-CAROLlN
ARRIVED.
Feb. lS.-Schr Mary Jane, Watts, from New York, to
l9-Bark Prompt, Gorham from Boston, to Pierce &
Sehr ]. H Chadbourn wainwright. days Boston
Jas H. Chadbourn with ice, SC.
u Co.. with mdze.
20-steamer Evergreen, Watson, from Fayetteville to
Brig Gaena, Paine, from Newport, R. L. Pierce &
Dudley.
Feb 2o-sehr- Charles Hill, - from Portsmouth, N
sehr. Malabar, smaley from Rockport, Me, to J. " D.
McRae II CO.; with ice.
2l-Steamer Fanny LutterIoh. Stedman, from Fayette
vile. to E. J. Lutterloh.
Feb. 2l.-Schr. Lizzie Russell. Bennett, from Baltimore
Sehr. Venloo, Rose days Boston, ]. H. Chad
22-schr. Adele, Applegit, from New Yok, to J. H.
tlanner with mdze
with mdze.
schr; State of Maine, Cummings, from ST. Thomas, to
2s-schr Onward Smith, from New London Ct to J. "
D. McRae & Co
Feb. IS-Brig Pamela, Noonan, for West Indies, by De-
Rosset u Brown with lumber SC.
2O.-Schr St Leon Chase, for Boston, by j. R. Blossom
with 100 bushels pea nuts 34S bb spirits turpentne 965
do rosin
sehr, VIM H. Smith. Wyatt. for New York, by DeRossc
& Brown with naval stores, &c.
Schr. Ceresco Lord for New York, by j. H. Flanner
with IA bblg turpentine, COG do rosin
Turpentine, by VIM. A. Gwyer.
Sch. Sally Ann, Stowe Master for Newbern, with Tur-
pentine, by VIM. A. Gwyer.
Sch. Dixon Swnde, for Newbern, with Turpentne, by
VIM. A. Gwyer.
Feb. 2l-Schr. Adeaid Smith, for Wilmington DEL by
George Harriss; with 1851 600 feet lumber.
Schr. Dixon Swndell, Douglass, for Berne, by De-
Rossett Brown.
Steamer Fanny Lutteroh, Sedman, for Fayetteville, by
E. J. Lutterloh.
Feb 2l-Br. Brig Abina, Trefey, for Bristol Eng, by
DeRosset & Brown with naval stores
22-Schr. Humming Bird Bogert, for Now York, by J.
r. Blossom; with naval stores.
23Schr Mary Patterson Dole for Philadelphia by Geo
Harriss ii boxes, bb and hid fruit, 73 bales yarn,
SO do sheetng do waste so tons old ron 35 bbls spirits
turpentine 200 do pitch sos do rosn b. 90 feet lumber
Brig Joann, Tyler. for Martinique, by J. Hathaway s.
Son with ia 900 feet lumber.
Schr Dolphin Farrow, for Newbern, by DeRosset &
Brown with turpentine.
Schr ARIEL Beardsley, hence for Wilmington, n. c.,
ashore previous to the 24h u the Knnakut Banks
Hyde county N. G.. She bow first but after
wards knocked off and thrown sideways the beach, lifting
bodily She had pumps slightly started and lost
part cardboard streak but otherwise apparently unn
ured and remained apparaty tight survey however.
called who condemned her. Her cargo all saved
undamaged and shipped to Norfolk.
Schr. THos IRELAND, from New Berne, n. c., for New
York. cargo naval stores got ashore Beaufort Inlet
n c., about 10th inst and went to pieces, the
and barely escaping with their lives About AS
bbls. rosn and turpentne saved and landed the
beach, of when is bad order 1t doubtful wheth
any could be saved, large quantity
miles What materials saved worth
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From the Alb. Register
Lower California.

Lower California;.
1t seems that Col. Walker has acquired position
IN Lower California, which is formidable, and from
which it is doubtful whether the Mexican Govern
ment will be able to disodge him. His force
consists of between four and five hundred men, fully
armed and abundantly supplied with muskets, re-
voIVers. and all the munitions of Considering
the character of these for ntelI gence and cOur
age and the superiority of their arms, may be regar
ded full match for five times their numbers of
Mexican soldiers. Their numbers too, will be con-
anually increased by emigration from the State of
California. There thousands of restless. enter
pnsIng, ambitious young men in that State, some OF
whom from mere love OF rowing life, others from
disappointment and lack of employment al San Fran
CISCO, will for the sake of the excitement the hope
lettering their fortunes join, many have already
done, this q" Sonora expedition" The truth is that
the weakness of Mexico, is such, and so prevalent
on the Southern and Western frontier is feeling OF
contempt for her soldiers that the conquerng of one
Of her provinces is regarded the merriest lark IN
The world. Col Walker has been able TO establish
himself, with apparent firmness in his new govern
nent, and seems 10 be getting along very much to
hS own satisfaction and the satisfaction OF the few
native inhabitants of that distant province. We
are very far from jusfyng his marauding expedl-
non' which at best, is little short of piracy; but If
.e maintains himse and preserves social order, and
intuses enterprise and renewed vitality into that
worn out and efete country, carrying with him
American progress and American civilization, the
against the laws of his own country, as we'll as the
law of nations, and forget in the ultimate good that
NAY accrue TO the world the manner IN which 1t has
zen brought about AS yet, there has been but lit
We blood spilled, ten twelve lives IN all
aahg been lost in this conquest of province, equal
!" dimensions to the State of New York.
r. Co Walker is a native of Ohio, and graduated at
ardahktort' Kentucky, at early age. The party
,Olsces men of every profession among them some
Eyors who are engaged in surveying the town of
nncenada with lis harbor and approaches, laying
u me ground in streets and blocks and supernend-
lug the repairs, Notifications and buildings erecting
W the new government
II Will be by this, that the Yankee spirit has
begun its operations in "laying out the ground
sTeetS and blocks and doubt not that corner
T TS nave already trebed in value in the markell
bson foundations OF hotels have, beyond question
M lad, and possibly those of schools and churches
zee years will make Encnada thriving city, full
ousy' active, whiting, enteprising Yankees, if the
s~eFicanos are let alone and not crushed out" by
s" ne lorce superior to any which Mexico can bring
GSansl them. We incline to the belief that YOUNG
>D1'EIca' wiH let them alone.
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DIED.,

In this town. on the 18th nst Mr.. A. GUNNER native
of Germany, aged ~ years.
IN Dupn county, on the 9Th ut JAMES H. JERMAN, Esq,
the 41st year of his age The deceased Affection
husband ndulgen parent, humane master, good
neighbour worthy citizcn-hospabe, charitable
benevolent He represented the County of Dupn in the
Legislature of North Carolina twice. and twice elected
Clerk of the County Court He had friends in the
County than any in it, and consequently the most
popular in IL and missed by his neghbors than
any other in the County would be. He thorough
going, enteprsng citizen and extensive farmer in adj
don to which, his good Judgment SKILL and in the
matter, had secured to him extensive practice his
neighborhood ysican and having been called in to
sick ghbor who supposed to have either the
measles erysipeas but which, unfortunately, turned
to be the small pox heno having been vaccnaed and
trey unprepared to such unexpected visitor
neghbohoOd the disease which caused his
death When taken SICK he called in Dr. Charles Duffy,
able and distinguished physician of Onsow county, and Dr.
Ira S. Davis Of Lenor county, both of whom rendered him
all the assistance in their power-but it unavang-
1t is app oned for die - and the
the disease supposed by Dr. Needham W. Herring and
others, to be eryspeasfrom the fact suppose, that the
patient had been afflicted with that disease for many years
ard from the further fact that the symptoms of that disease
and of the small certain stages resemble each other
pronounced by Mr.. JERMSN, from the first, to be
small pox who wrote to the writer of this communication
the morning after he examined the patient o take
of ms family which timely warning in all probab
ty, saved several of their lives. A. 0. @.
Gg" Goldsboro' and Raleigh papers will please copy.
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HOiOSVay's Pills specific remedy Com plaints
10 which Females liable.

Alter the experience Of many years is nconseStiby
we'd that there medicine equal Hooways Pills for the
OF diseases incidental TO females The nvgoratg and
purifying properties of these admirable Pills render them
and nfalible they taken females of all
rregulary of the system be speedily
rectfed their and thereby
most robust health AS medicine for family Holloway
Pills uneQuaed and be taken bile sick headaches
nervousness.
Sold at the Establishment Professor Holloway 244
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