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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25
A BUNCOMBE DEMOCRAT.

Personal. In addition to Hon. Abram Renchcr,
and Mr.. Wright of Cumberland, members OF the
Democratic State Committee, wewere pleased to see
in the City last week. Samuel p: Ill., Esq, OF Cas-
WE'LL and Col. S. j. Person, of New Hanover we
found them all in good spirits and as much devoted
as ever to Democracy, which is butanothcr name Tor
good government and popular rights.
Mr.. Wiley, State Superintendent of Common
Schools, is also in the City. Mr. Wiley is devotng
all his energies to the great of public instruc
ton. His zeal is deserving of much praise.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25
By the President
W. L. MARCY, Secretary of State.
" Will you walk into my parlors"
l. i IL IL a

The Hon. Kenneth Rayner introduced string of
resolutions in meeting lately held in Hartford
county, which about the richest specimen of cool
presumption we have come across for long time
The resolutions denounce the Democracy of course,
and, usual, brag loudly of what the Wings ought
to do, can do, and will do. This is all customary
But the Hon. Kenneth Rayner suddenly "lcts
down'-he begins to softly as dove, and by
the time he gets to Distribution and Internal I'm
provements he admits that the Wings "rey for aid
aud cooperation upon the honest and patriotic por
ton of the Demoeruts of the STATED" And in the
next resolution i'll which the Compromise is eulog-
lied and the Administration denounced, he "agan
inritfs the cooperation of the Union-loving Demo
Gratis of the State ~
How sweetly he talks what admirable COURT
CT! AS the bee upon the flower we hang upon
the honey of thy eloquent tongue" Mr.. Rayner.
Surely, should be alarmed for the safety of the
citadel of Democracy in the presence of a sutton of
such captivating and insnuatirg address, did we not
know that Democratic boys have all been taught the
story of the spider and thcfy. Dem. Pioneer.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

CoMpTRoL1ER's REPoRr. We commence to-day,
and shall conclude in subsequent numbers, the Re-
port of Mr. Comptroller Clarke LISA document of
much interest to the people of the State.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

a CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETER
"A MINED to fix his permanent residence in Raleigh,
begs leave offer his services to and principals
of Schools for teaching Music and the sodcrn Ian
guages and for tuning Pianos As guarantee of his quail
ifcaons he has diploma from the University of Hedei
berg and testimonials from Oakland College ut Bloomfield
four years. and permitted refer those who would favor
him with their patronage the Rev. DR. Muson rector of
the Episcopal Church. and to Mr. W. D. Cooke principal of
the Deaf and Dumb Institution.
He found his residence in the brckhouse of tho
Northeast of the lot owned by Mr. Geo. W. Mordo
cai the Store of F. Mailer & Co., Main street,
where any communications to him may be left.
JOHN BAUER.
Raleigh, January IL, 1854 ls-tE
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

ADVANCE IN GUANo This article has advanced 81
per ton in Norfolk The orders at this of the
year arc always heavy.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

- Several articles prepared for this issue have
been crowded out by the space occupied by the
Comptroilers Report
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THVWENTY- FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
IL About the 18th of last month, two of nay negro
discovered Charlotte North Carolina, Of
them was apprehended They named Sam and Carter
Garter managed escape. informed he
formerly owned by gentleman who lived Danvile
Virginia. and whose name is Jack Hardeman. The boy
Sam, informs that Carter endeavorng make his
way back the place he formerly lived Carter is Of
medium height and size, black has bad countcnance
has lost of his toes and is so years DID, offer
twenty-five dollars reward for the apprehension and oonne
ment in any safe Jail, that can get him.
ROBERT l.. MINIS.
Fort Valley, Houston County Geo, Jan. l5 "a. le76t
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One hundred and seventy three German immi
grants arrived at this port yesterday, from New
York in the steam ship Benjamin Franklin, Captain
Adkins. and left in the o'clock evening train for
Columbia. en- route for Anderson c. H., in which vi
entity they are to be Employed the construction of
the Blue Ridge Rail Road. elias Con-.
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4 STRINGENT Logon LAW. We notice among the
proceedings of the last common council at Fond du
Lac Mich, the following stringent "prohibitory lq-
and city council of the city of Fond du Lac, that all
persons are hereby forbidden to sell give, directly
or indirectly, any Intoxicating liquors or dri ks of
any kind to A. L. Rice Jacob Powers, and Folney
Withcrell and the Marshal of this city is hereby
ordered to notify each and all persons in this city,
licensed to sell strong and sprituous liquors. of this
order"
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-01-25

rIy@ We invite attention to the letter of
Washington Correspondent, which contains a brief
but faithful sketch of matters and things during the
week past at the Federal City.
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5000 REWARD.

Jonathan Baker is about five feet six inches high light
hair swartly complexion, and weighs about hundred
and furtT
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JOHN b. GouGH.--What the London Times
says Of his oratorieal powers
he IS the Paganini of orators. He PLAYS
only on one string, but one capable Of infinite
responses-the life of q drunkardl Oh, Heaven
anu aa ssartn on, angels, men and deyilsi what q
snsms running from the cherub infant through
wasted youth, blasted manhood. DAYS Of alter
nate reyelry and cursing, q home Of unrelieyed
misery, death of shame and anguish! II Is
snls that Mr.. Cough recites night after night
ne PAGES up and down some twelve or twenty
1eet OF platform, judicously left clear for him.
WIN hapos clenched as in agony, or paving the
ar 10 Keep off the ghosts Of memory, pouring
out words with such spontaneity that thew some
times seem to tumble over one another. and
smother meaning in their fall, scarcely stopping
81 q eheer-neyer inviting one
He tells you with gestures, even more signif.
cant than his passionate and sometimes beauti.
iui words, how he went out from the home of q
pious, loving mother, wandered from the straight
path, was whipped by demons over an aridsdes.
ert, led upon the sand in his burning thirst
1elt Word of mercy like cooling water on hi,
tongue, saw rainbow of hope over the abyss O
seven years of sin, and was restored to strsnptl
and happiness. When he has told this. he car
turn to other men, can paint society with yiyit
pencil, and conduct an argument with vigo,
the more effective because tolerant Sometime
ne Will introduce an illustration like that of
boat on the rapids, which will hold an audienc
IN suspense OF almost agony, and force them t
. seek relief IN appropriate tumult.
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.ayes.'s Cherry Pectoros.

NNTE INVITE THE AT EGy
Wv TENTIoN of the Public the 4 49, 80
Certificates appended below, and bsspeak WS~nLTS
for them that candid consideration which y Ws&S$sH
their honest frsnkness deserves HEH-A
Men in such stations many who volnn- \ TIN
thrily witness efficacy sds2zElsss
value OF CHERRY PICTORIAL do not w H& E
wAntonly he with distort facts ~ %ISA-&fssA7
overstate their convictions Judge then, AN
whether this is the medicine klE
when must have relief the throat
lungs; Judge whether y ought
against the everywhere prevailing enemy stss
with fatal frequency almost off the lamb
from many home.
JACKSON, c. H, JACKSON CRY, o., Nov, 30, 1852.
]. G. AYER-Sr: The CHERRY PICTORIAL is much in
QDed after Several of best Physicians haze IT. three Of
them their always with happest The
medicines always before them, ncreduy
gard remedy and ts only after undoubed evidence
value article that thing like general confidence
cited
The unriyad excellence of this agents Tin the
CHERRY PEToRAL proved beyond eav by repeated trial under
their observation, has compelled medical proclaim abroad
beyond best general remedy
the Pulmonary Affections h cmate, sedatiye
and expectorant-a combination of properties
In the hope that will its reward subscribe myself
speclfuly, your obi tervt JAS. H. C. MILLER, NJ. D,
.=- ALLRsAN, MICH, January 10, 1883
Dear Sir; No bidenn be found
to deny that the CHERRY PICTORIAL all hatt claims TO be-
There much this vicinity although until scea
The community should know its virtues. Yours truly,
JOHN r. KELLOGG. NJ. D..
~ Prepared seld by JAS AVER Practical Analytical
Chemist, Lowell, Mass and by all Druggists.
J. WRIGHT d Co, New
ie2s amd&W Wholsaal
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II NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
~ RANGEs-~FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & COULON, Plumbers, 107 Poydras
oresna respectfully inform friends and the public
general carry On ne seSvs eqsiae y e. ~
AMERICAN ENGLISH end FRENCH WATER CLoSfIs, WASH
NE FOUNTAINS BRASS FAUCETS OF all kinds, COOKING
RA GEES GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS jBOECE T
BEt PUMPS fttsd il the LEAD PIPES Of ey
y PIG ard SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN ~ vays ii
SHIP aud STEAMBOAT WORK neatly putiaP and rerai
etth shorteatneiics IL
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TIE SELF SAcRIrrcINa FATHER We heard a
good one, few days since, of Mayor of one of
the neighboring cities, who seemed very anxious
to prepare his family and fellow citizens TO meet
the anticipated dreadful ravages Of cholera
He would allow no food to be eaten BY his fam
lily, but plain sailed meat. fish, bread, etc and
whenever any of them wished for something ex-
ira, they had to shy over to an obliging neigh
boris where they never failed in getting fine
slice Of excellent pie, cake, or pushing Pre-
vious to this, however, they could boast Of all
these delicacies at home. Things went on thus
for week The Mayor. it was noticed by his
worthy better half, did not have very good
appetite when he came to his meals, (for the
good reason probably, that there are many
good eating saloons in the place,) and she
Thought that good rhubarb pie would do no
harm, but rather give her husband a relish for
his dinner. She accordingly placed one at his
side, when he sat down to the noon day meal. A
cloud passed over the brow of the head of the
family.
g Wife, said he, G how often must speak of
these things ? 1t seems as if you were deter
mined to give us the cholera, despite of all my
precautions. Please take away this detestabie
green stuff"
The meek dame silently removed the offend
ing delicacy to the Kitchen followed by the gree
dy eyes of half dozen disappointed youngsters.
from the table and passed out leaving the
others to finish their meal of plain bread and
butter and Goldfish. The son. however, not
having the fear of the father before his eyes,
and withal signing for the 'sheshpots of Egypt"
as soon as he thought his father well gone out
Of sight, slyly crept into the kitchen to get a
slice Of the coveted pie But when he got
there, the table was bare" the rhubarb pie was
gone! Thinking, perhaps. that Bridget had
thrown it into the swill- barrel, he went to the
door Of the wood shed, when 10! what sight
presented itself to the boy. Hamlet could not
have been more surprised at the sight of his
fathers ghost, than was our hero at the appear
ance of the veritable Mayor. seated upon saw
buck, with the half-deyoured rhubarb pie (de-
testable stuff) in his hand He was sacrificing
himself to save his family, and eating the pie,
cholera and ali.
The son got a good share of the prize by Civ
ing promise not to tell and the old man slid
for his Office He has not been heard to say
any thing against ''green STUFF since. Toledo
Blade.
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Madam" said a cross tempered physician
to a patient, s. it women were admitted to para.
disc, their tongues would make it purgatory. ..
And some physicians, if allowed to practice
there" replied the lady. "would soon make it
A. desert -
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A TITLE.-A paper gives the following as the
best title to o lot at San Francisco:
8. shanty, and yourself in it, with re-
yolyer. If the title needs confirmation, blow
some body's brains OUT
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: AVHE subseribers beg leave to oall the -


kR. WATSUN'S GARD.-I VIII use no other
~ art the advertisement han what found
By length practice have Of all those
called Syphtic For nearly fifteen years. this
those
have class Of diseases than
DOCTOR and know TIM better than they That what
aspg and which has sntradc
THRoATS just
Of daily observation which gay without vanity
other merit than that of experience
effect cure in recent few and find difficulty in
those OF longer DURATION without submitting the patient such
course Of treatment will draw him the slightest Suspicion
obge him neglect his afas without
udsuppy ~ these require
secrecy, which ALWAYS inviolaby preserve.
have which do not think it add
satisfied that rtputation already sufficiently established.
Constant morning o'clock night.
W. WATSON, NJ. D.
cr,or,ho,ss eco,
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SMOKING ToBACCo-100 gross Goodwin's,
p, or sale ey sossEasE CO. y Tchonpoulns ie1s
SALT-25 bbls Table, in bags, for sale by
AZ lsaS ~ CONVERSE CO., u Tehoutitonas street.
s0RH--2l00 sacks Prime White landing ak
!. h. DALEY CO.. IS TeAopp.ouls..U
sARlED APPLES 5000 lbs, for sale by
s.p, aaIETF o., 20 -Aa a-l'-4s
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A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED

A CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
fM- IN NEW ORLEANS by KIER'S PETROLEUM OR ROCK
OIL alec Case Of Rhcumasm Of five standing cured by
alone.
NEW ORLEANS, March Z, 1854.
Thereby certify that had afflicted with Rheumatism
and totally blind of right bronghton
we're attack of had tried Physcian who could do
hundreds dollars purpose
Medicines give this Certificate without solicitation
and Mr. kisr know that type and would have
rsed with the Petroleum Rock OIL had
otresored perfect health strength. well
With right LETT the least oRheu
masm else Irede this city when ahome butspend
The person II they
wish aud fy RESPONSIBLE gentlemen testify the truth
this take the Petroleum body lhot
investment made know valuable Natural Medicine.
j ]. HARTMANN.
Attest--J. WRIGHT Il So, and c. s. wIDDIFIELD.
~ Price 50 cents bottle Wholesale and retail onlyby
j. WRIGHT g. CO., No. ISL Chartres st.,
JARVIS u WooDMAN,
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
JOHN MCCARTHY PL6AiREK, No l3t Camg street SHySi
sans OF BRASS COSht
aroas FORCE AND LIET PUMPS BEER PUMPS
COOKING RANGES; BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS,
Also, LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES: SHEET LEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Ship promptly and repaired All order
pronrsiyattsndsd 10. tF CHARGES MODERATE. sspf
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VTIGHLY IMPORTANT DISGoVERY-Dn

HIGHLY IMPORTANT DISCOVERY. DR.
Il JAMES would respectfully cali the attention Of citizens and
strangers the following facts He all Private Diseases
other drug, namely Gonohea elect
Syphs Seminal Weakness Sodes Ulcers Tumors Can
and al Diseases Of the Skin Dr. James would also call the
ca attention Of those who have injured private
improper in that and solitary habit which ha
body and mind uniting them for either society The fol
habits Of youth viz Weakness Of the Back and Limbs Pain the
Head Dmnes of Vision Loss Of Muscular Power Papaon Of the
ton, Mentally, The fearful effects the be
dreaded Loss OF Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression q spir
Timidity etc, Of the evilsproduced.
All who afflicted with the above ymptom should
Let false deeacy but apply immediately and
yourself from the dreadful and awful Of this terrible
dy Weakness of the Organs Immediately cured and full vigo
rertored.
w JAMES removed former Office No. 49, to 50
Cusomhouse street. between Royal aad Bourbon Streets
P.s. living Da
to their address, giving full particulars by letter
rosnH fee Of ten dollars. [my5 lydGw] DR.. JAMES
n IVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NERV-
testimony from Missouri HOOP LANDS GERMAN BIT
TIERS prepared BY c. NJ JACKSON
al respectable deaera TO be the most efctual medicine
READ AND BE CONVINCED
W. H. ADAMS Publisher Of the Argus Weston No. IT, 1851
said last low and weak able
stand at the time.
bottles bottles 1850 IniEes from friend had
been sick for long mc he has also cured them believe
O. HENDERSON, Glasgow, Mo, August s. 1851, said :" Your
Btes are beginning here. bottle
D X. HARDING, Joseph, No., 81, l85l,
medicine doubt the people
have soli bottles Please another lot immediately
Dr. A. HEITZ Paris, Mo-, March 49, 1855 said Your Bitter
used. than any other medicine with which acquaiued
az They ENTIRELY VEGETABLE and proatrss the
system; .,.,.
J.WRIGHT CO, New Orleans
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, ICE--20 tierces choice Carolina, for sal.
IA by LITTLEJoHN, NohCOM co,
e4 CDTnnr Erays and
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

IT WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES n
which they offer supply Druggists and Dealers
Nv General Depot and specia No. ISL CHARITIES
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A CERTAIN CURE.-Dr. GooD's Compound
IN EXTRACT OF CoPAIVAThis is Ihe remed exten
Oyely used New York other cesi Its poava for
Gonorhea, elect Directions Spanish English
Sold at No. ISL CHARITIES STREET. iel4 am
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DONG A DUN.-ssI have small bill against
you,' said the pertinacious looking collector, as
ne entered the store of one who had acquired
the character of a hard customer.
eyes sir, q very fine day indeed" was the re-
ply.
g / am not speaking of the weather, but your
bill, y replied the collector in loud key.
4" 1t would be better if we had little rain
"Confound the rain" conctinued the collec-
tor, and raising his voice, g have you any money
to pay on the bill ~
Beg your pardon, I'm hard Of hearing.
have made it rule not to loan my funds to
strangers, and really don't recognize you''
Pm collector for the Philadelphia Daily Ex-
tinguisher, sir, and have a bill against you,"
persisted the collector at the top of his voice.
producing the bill and thrusting it into the face
of his debtor.
Tye determined to endorse for no one : you
may put that note back in your pocket book, |
really can't endorse it,"
@Confound your endorsements-will you
pay it 7"
!" You'll pay it, no doubt, sir, but there's al
ways risk about these matters, you know, so
must decline it,"
The money must be mine to-day"
"Oh, yes-ninety days, but would not en-
dorse for you for week SO clear out of my
store. It's seldom that I'm pressed upon for an
endorsement, even by my friends on the part
of q stranger, sir, your conduct is inexplicable
Do yon force me to put you out; leave my pre-
mises.''
And the bill was returned to the Extinguish-
er office, endOrsed-sso COMPOUNDED deaf that he
couldn't understand" illustrated News.
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GREEN CORN-75 cases, containing eaeh
w doa wuslow'a Preserved Corn for
myi0 S WOLF, Caup
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&0AP-Northern, Western and New Orleans
~ Brown Soap, for sale by E.J. HART q CO., 4
pitaua strtHtk
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A SHERIFF OuTwITTED. The Hippodrome ex-
hibited on Saturday in pleasant country vii
lage, not over twenty miles from Milwaukee
The Sheriff of the county had been notified that
lot of pickpockets- sharp fellows at the bust
ness-followed the Hippodrome, fleeing the un-
wary. In order to watch them the better, our
Sheriff disguised himself. and mingled in the
crowd as a green 'un from the rural districts
He passed the day and evening in close observa-
ton Of all suspicious looking characters, but
made no discoveries until about s o'clock, when
he found, to his mingled surprise and amuse-
ment, that his oaon pocket had been picked
clean-wallet, notes, checks, bills, etc., all
gone. Luckily, he reached town in time to stop
the payment of the checks, and the loss other
wise was small He would give something to
make the acquaintance of the clever rogue who
so effectually turned the tables on him. Mil
waukee Sentinel
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RRANDY PEACH boxes Brandy Peaches
I'D Fer sale By A.F. COCHRAN Il HALL,
NH az 6ravie stfest.=
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I'D UNI puncheon old Jamaica Rum, for
u y sale By A. F. COCHRAN Il HALL
firBVe strsst
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n ONDON P0RTER-50 casks. for sale by
~ ie2s E.I.HART Il CO, rs Tchoupitoulas street
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G0LIDIFIED MILK-3O cases, containing
~ each a containing p
For sale by S, WOLFF, Us Camp sartet. rihls
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pIMENT0--30 bags Jamaica Pimento fol-
salehy A.F. COCHRAN HALL, sc Grayicrd
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va lLk-75 cases containing each doz. two.
lY& pound soldifed; rs do sodifs
for sale by 8, WOLFF, 95 Camp stre.t fes
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RITTERS-100 cases Boxers Bitters; rs do
NE German do. For sale by
mills sWOLFF. es Carp street.
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G0LIDIFIED MILK.-20 cases, coDtaining2
~ dos lib as containing lbs cans for sale BY
my10 s. WOLF 8b Cainp atrest.5
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hRIED APPLEs-75 bbls., for sale by
~ ie94d H. L. STONE & CO., Graviar street
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M AGKEREL-100 bbls just received, in store
I'VE md for sale by B0GERT, WILLIAMS CO,
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NHEESE-200 boxes Western Reserve land.
iug, for sale BY (apSl a. sRlEFF CO., 40 Old Lsy
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Mr. will say that have uss
o extent affections long standing Tnea Ca
etn Lepra Prors sesa syphc Cshsa and in all diseaset
indication oonsat
modification Of the Guilds the body with considerable
with would pe other
sarasn SarsapRa phyacan will admit ta vEus
uponlesnning tie into its eompossn
Respectfully, ysurs. W. r. PRENTjss, MD.
EhWa napt Ev natau lharA Il
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2 AIsINs--150 boxes London Layers, fol.
a u sale by A. F. COCHRAN B. HALL,
E+5 81 q
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SODA AsHES-210 casks, for sale by
NJ ie2i A. DEIhGRAyE& CO 10 hIap, ,ine attract
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GOSHEN BUTTER-20 kegs landing from
y y Bteamshp Philadelphia for sale by =
jyll III j HART 4 CO 10 Tcbnupouias 81
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TESAR, PITCH AND ROSIN-40O bbls., for.
II sale by A, DELAGRAvE & Co, 10 Magazine at sgi
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M ERCURIAL PREPARATIONS English
Caomel and Blue Mas landed from ship Nadu saa
ie7 E. j. HART Co. fs Tchoupitoulas street