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$500 5g li aIst !me Intro
Il lLot stii OF WhetIlny, Al No lS9 Mark
lhItfis lt6 Ohy cunt TtDle5y eyerlnyohlodth thai
ltlllp l0To ne COY halrt AMI Will ole 10 lt
u cnlor a Ygnlhe without dTellll e0iar lht bald
ln th0n tllo With 10 nllulhl e9veTihg, remove
and nt6 tontt tie half io alll Nc % and nee
ifomiha hhv lellneDl 70 In dlveTa nepa
ItlOnt OF dtTCnl nepo1l0W belpe lln ppbNei lho Rk
0ryOu and eau only DO appreciated by lie uSeI end Nl
Gt6 ToslttullE inSleliO ca0ltlN Don0l and examine
Tie isSlmonleb Of lodes end gentlemen Of high ieplA.
Onln The South and Res, where II W6S lnveled, but
viii IOer TO The eehlRcae below or tho distinguished
siSlslmanand Senator Judge BTes'e. q lliuol,L 49,.
rs 4ra.r CARLYLE, M. Jule 81, 1853 .
IhatouSed Prof o. &. WOodSIHGlT ResiObllvs, aud
have admiredlbS wonderful effect. nv half was bscOm
lug, thought, poRNiuTey BOy but BY The uto OF t
'ReSolollvo'l has resumed ls Osml sOoT and have
no doubt PetlnaHplly b0 ttL s.,S.,, ,,,,,,, 8
RV.EhHainr nj Ihh llntihl HihteR f.
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Plttsburg-PLRMING & HRoTHERS, Ro. 60 Woo
st., AMI by Druggists generally jclS-'m
AFFLlCTED ,READl-


AFFLICTED gREADII
DhlIRdelPhlH NlCdleal House K.iaS lIsh'l 90
IL years S0by Or KiiHttiH, CoTuet Third and Union
Sis. between SpIu.e and pBe, Philadelphia, Pa
lNVALlDS
AIe OrpIlsed that Or. KlNKBLIN confines HE practice
to TeltlCula 6mpelI Of nctclns, which engages his
undivided attention. lilo cauilOlB TIE unfortunate
bsalmt the abuse Of meeuyI thousands aye annually
neCuTiaEcd Ou OF llie Recent affections Nle promptly
TWENTY YEARS or EXPERIENCES
In The treatment OF Selass OF diseases hitherto neglected
and lnpeItelly understood, los enabled IR, MIKE
LIN, (AhAOT 81 WOik Oh SSlJPT'ITtGLoT,) 10 Prove
that nine enIls Of lE causes Of nervous debility, Local
and constitutional weakness mental and physical suffer-
lug are ltelbe 10 certain hNblls, OniUg the most We
eIelyet deadly and fatal springs Of domestic misery aud
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
THERE'S on evil habit sonellueS ndpsCh in By boys IN
solitude, OnGn gTOWl mn with item ID naGliOOd, aid
whlc, not reOIed IN dLe time, moi only besctS sell
Gus ObslOrleS TO llmOnul appnes' bu gives Ite 10
aselleS 81 poseled, Is 0uS, and devastating aaec'
lions Few OF those WhOglVe way 10 THIS pcrhitOus
pactehro swale !bc unll ihey ma llo
nerlOu9 systems thaleled tee slraBe aud unstrOunla'
bic iesiIss, and vogue fesiy tile mlhd,
The unfortunate illus OGilelsd becomes feeble S una.
bic labor with accustomed igor, Or TO apply his mi
ISsGSy S s; !I .1E Es' he S dT ssT
1.-The enphrIates himte belO Tic practice has LyRe
lis WO ~ end enter ilnOny, bis marriage s niml
l and Ssense tells him tatihs caused by hIscsry
illios, TGtdyt foHlidtrai hitch t6yuR dlcakdl ne
aUtMlion Of Mo,tSIi1ilatlH tlluatc4. A
MARRIAGE
Reqpl e. Tue iuhlment OF several conditions In order
that Il may DO really lie cause Of mutual happiness
COu'd lilo veil which now tOVelSile Origin oil domestic
wIelChedeSs DO raised, aud lie tue sOUcc IN every H.
sarge dicosedinhOwm many could u be traced 10 phys
Apply them While yet In tme, In order 10 have your u'.
IwBs md lsaNtd VB7niESllOh IebbttdI IcYlNlIed and
REMEMBER, 15s
~ IL. d. "A
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ADVERTISEMENTS
No, !, sprigg House DmporiumlI
CLOTHS, OASSIMEREB AND VBsTINGSI


New Spring ana Snmmer GoOdsl
1dk BteAslr6 In belg able to SAY 70 my old eual M
Il ere aud The aShOlAblo community, that have lust
returned from New York. and have besRObo 10 procure
the most POlhOnabe tools for The season that c great
Emporium, New York can Import from France and tie
OLD eOunTle9I aud having dSle With e Gae OF COM
mon elOlhng gives me more and Tine 10 Olend 10
The WAnt0 oil my cuaOners In the Ahlohable war. Ms
new RtOck now eonsIllO Of
q BLACK, brown, OREEN, BLUR, OLIVE AND
DALnlA CLoTng.
Alto ak and wool eAahmsIelts, al 9hGdeS and e0l0TSI
hobtgno apeT summer Cloths, liner and gTaSN elOlIB,
&C., for making ff0ek dress, satk ard buseSS epilS
Feneh, English, aud american eSSSma eel OsO dUckO,
linen dTlllns9 &c., Jr making pAnO AOlO VeSllnGa,
lave tie nO1t beautiful selection ever looked In any
,ol OF which am now prepared 10 cake up IL the mOSl
IA hOnoble and best Alye, a. lave secured RUtsrLLb
NTVFes cutter Tor The coming season. fe0 certain In
rlInI that can rROh bslOT elOhn lhlHany house west
Of tie Allegheny mountains
lHeonReelOn with The above hAveA beAulIial hSS0l
HeAl o. RuTnlhlns Goods, oil 6ne. IAASOBlbe, and Hh
unable eOhalang OF cloth, cashmere COahIeTel, bonn
balUs gTOSS linen dObia and plain lnen fork, dTesS
end bu'ne't coats, Vesla and pants made nom no most
AhlOnAbe and leOOOnab GO0dS lngIeat VARIETY alto,
linen and cotton ShTtS, Bk III on, lNmbb wool ard COT
ton UndOThhriO aud DaWOTst cIaVAlS blOekO, collars
gloves and tuSpenherS.
UGeTG Ia geOt Variety also, every oteT Article suit
able lOf ehmplollhsA teAl!euMh'h wAtdtIbe.
Al The above named AlCleS, tOsslheI with many other
articles that can DO found At my store, No SpTgs HOue
PIeWO call aud take look aud much Oblige yours,
nl9l .f 3. RICE,
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Planished Tin Ware.
lust Opsnsd,a assortment Ofspendid Vanished Ware
Ter SiSwe,S, VssSiSSo Dishes, Dish Coyc teapot, Re-,
coolers, STOMACH warmers, and painted Toilet scts'a
beautiful We RESPECTFULLY solicit tile attention Of
tho public 10 our varied aid beaumlAssOTnent House
end Steam boat furnishing goods D..
HOBBS, BARNES & co,
Noes, Monroe 81, near tile Post Once,
nnvi0 Whnelfu1 Va
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Saddlerg Hardware.

AND COACH TRIuNlNu,
.7UsTOrSRsd large assortment OlssadlSTS Hardware
R,L.y I a S' ,abh" s56t.S PsowS ar 'Sd INK
Had. Tsiesbls lTonS, Patent and Bnamsled Leather
sHdoveyiS used Iy ihs trSis, 10 which !nye I've al
"H n,0is " ''FV Oh stand ia iIsln n.
Ss--.'s 80 = :.
.,...r.,.. ,.-s Notice.
w X, SSoib.T 4 ~ WGTTE ibs no TinsIShIp com.
me'sins on lie lin Int The style Of ths Ann will b,
" b. NOTTEH BROTHER. iebl6
40 $3.50. Second Notice.. tN
w W y, \, ~, .j,i,iy
~. y" e'"S '"''' a'''u'''' ~ ~ MOTTR
I'M" :; :; - :; = =, :! : -
mn 1Aoupg LgnOiJLrRRIS celebrated waJTantet
P.SofS TbSvShSTs viii ibs TrcSisSi case, and az
~ M, sy.r hI."tbi IA ia msllei JttTeeeyej Al
t"o u'OVbN' t''' - m p iiRnSVNtg
IN N.,v,I.v.,rv S,oT: W";bjnStSH
wv - NsM .SsMs!lL S,IGlS, " .1"--2eE wv
1hr'" y "T''I p!Se1"I6 y6ITIIo oWSI1R
produtpT instant relief nom the moot SeLie raj ard rer
,SSnsS,lH suIipS Al NsGoigo IiseSSeS, RhsnmS
tIIn,. rsinIuI Srd Swelsd Joints, NeuTnlEla
Oflhs Pace, Dsal!esss, blindness, 81.
Heat, PerioditSl HssdOehtI,
T aIss'tioS S dysTcpSi.
Uterine Poin6
r,,t ,rr..r3 Porlysl1 .tJ
etc,
TlCIO Chains were hEsl introduced 10 h9 city O. new
York lees than e year eVnee AMI AIeI heibg subjected
cd bYpi. yelsIyps MOI, Po's C9t9eehlp. Van BaIcI
M ,,.f ,S sbyS ~ M
su SiS.'".s " ts ~ I'M ia SucsE,S iSt I',
sSSSs I'M Z ~ N uSps IslleIsi ~ - -
r'vOg1 70 their nIS9psilGn no Ih' county, i2ns,
wIs I've SIpsny tn., P,n'siS SSJ Sn%
w, XXI I4 AZ ~ H. ItnitSa SltiS'' $40
Nh .lhh.ttIII ~ ~ TScP HSIS nfiNhRR WILD
Do ~ HIM. OLNOn nND ! NNDuN Wl'Hn
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b. .-...... AND COACH TANNING,
I UST OORd, large assortment OlSaAdlST'S Hardware
d ard Coach Trimming Coach uIl LRIIleT HAIlth,
Bury Rows, ubh0, Ep0EeS, PelloWs Cardiac ond Tire
ollS, Maleabe Irons Patent and RpOmslled Leather,
snd ymg used BY The trade, 10 which No al
tendon Of he Public, JOHN KNOTR,
nai3 Old Eiludt 1853 Main "
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Now savings Bank stJrO

: ~ n. N w VUVW IIWV WVNT9'
lh0Nk'Cl Tor Tie libelal patronage here'On ecN'tft
as, we triigll continuance OF Tie sane.
seu3 MTCJNLIEAS Il KNGl
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lLACE, nROwN, OREES, BLUR, OLlVE AND
q. nAIuIA c1nTun

ru.s NOTICE EXTRA,
lhOV6 small slOrk Of common tlObihg lhOll will dis
rOle Of cost even less, 10 make IOOa EoI my Srhi
blOek OF AHO GOOdli
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uleelst SWlcluTtNi WHITES rains ~ Tue DaCk 0nu.
LOlna, Seminal weakness, and oil Ollier
nlsORDHRS or TIlE URINARY OROGNa.
Ttse Invaluable have now been Before The
public 70" the past five yeaTs end have become well and
hvOtbly kIOwnthhl They 40 mol require Ony very elabO
rate pIOSe 4 LEY were Invented by OF the fest and
most telS yencreul VlysclanSn Paris, and slnce
thlT introduction into The UnIel States, have ee?Ied
OTeCuCs bOlh OF Necenl cStes and those OF long stand
lug, than any other medicines u tic Kind, ever offered 10
The public In tho treatment OF Gonothota and GStl, al
20 Leorrhota or White lin Iemale) lLey have never
been eqUalled having cured many Gates OF nom t. eight
yeOTS' standing aud The Proprietor itH WdTTdAl hen, II
cure nine cases out Of tell taking lhemO OH on average
They contain No mercury other mineral substance
% ll0 majority Of the preparations now IN use do, bu
on The COnldTy aIe eRtley Vegetable In their nature
and will DO injury lnlhe most delicate female ThOs,
who are Afrled cannot 20 batter than 10 Try lhcm and
they will recommend themselves,
They are Put IN In hotties, with nll directions accom-
paUyg them the AnliLOc 81 and tho lUliOn al 80 CT
peI bo9le rebotle lasts ten days, Many have beef
enlittly cured ~ two o. thee days.
Invented by 81 ia LILY, PhySlclau Of tho Paris lOspl
tails, aud Preraed nom Tho original recipes ami sold
Wholesale AND relsll BY
DuROY & CO., GENERAL AGENTS,
Tor The United STATES aud Canlda' 10 whoF orders mus
Principal DEPOT, 46s Broadway Corner Grand ST., New
York
Holdin Wheeling, wEols'te and Ielsllby
l. II, PATTERSON q co.
pj,i,bnr,- BIRuINE & uHnTURDG pn m Wnot
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ARH Won eurT1RINo

TNRQN Rhepnnubml Sore ThIoplt Ctdur Difficult
~ BnOthlns, TOOlhAehei TIC DolOlenH, Pam Id tho
lion sun J6lhl1 Cdt Bruiteg 5lt0 s6itt Power SorsS
Pain or Clamns In the Ri0nooh h0etA MOIbuS, Cholera
lnanumI Chbc, Lame Heck ChllbhlnS, bites Of Pol on
Gus lnSeclSOr Rhhd Dog, cake, Ao tito Bfeabl
OF Face, burnt brles, ehang, ohtpped hands, coTns,
COnlCti0nS Of tho MleNs Ut cords, cuts of ay Kind
lusegN weoklless PaItlysls Plise Raj Ache Ulcers,
Ba Rcunl, SeurVTi SORE HlppleD, Sore LpS veneteal
HOrs1, Scarlet Pay!F orShy Siidf ySa maj
OSSuled that In thla aJtleo you have
a SOVEREIGN REMEDY,
which 9o 3Iy removes almost iRslanansoplly, but
Il l,l u BRADlCATRS THB DISEASE. b.
some VIII laugh ~ ile idea Of any composition curing
1qeh humber 81 dteaSsp but lfyOl bul reflect that there
ulseeSes though hpne Gus lane, oil arise IOn similar
CauSe9, he proposition Will tenn less eXTaStgll but
were ten lmes more % TnE FACTS which stare In e
leA Would ores e candid 10 OekhON ledge its n1aI for
az who have used Il llehselYss or wIlne'ssA lgmggie
eeiS on olels, unite IN declaring tju1i Whal lB Namo
(NOnpaIel) lndleales, ne bt,l Liniils9l kEsEu. y
TO THOSE WHO THINK,
nave you neVoT noticed The striking mlaTlY between
many external end netna dleAteG having entirely dlier
enl NanESl And has II never occurred 10 yOut Je
edy might BE- pTephlO which should b equally applicable
TO bOlhi This remedy ID now offered you IN The OAIA
* ElhkAT which docs not Insult your understanding
BY Claiming To have been found In eOn0 hTMs nloinilTo
Of AEteO or miEklv eatsS or tdri but ls simply tho
O'IsPaNa ESiEscrl being mia and simple action
h yel ovehng In ig eitCS power hlmOlt ncledl66,
-TeAClng Tue most hidden tlnews NJ man or BEAST
aud yet belng innOXONB 10 The weakest INFANT II also
BY far tie ehto'i llnlmon In tho maIAel benSPut or
bottles itet a. large Tie majority, and lager
than The aTge't betles bnng more than four times ~
ntrOuBl we Therefore Oer tito you with pride and con-
deCe, exactly lued to tho wants Of rich or
poor, high or low. ..r.
he unprecedented sEe lRwhloh Tie NoNpsrcl Linlnenl
spui UP and the vast eXpense oflhe Materials used IN IT,
nakeS impossible oT a topsy Tor tho printing Of the
hundreds OlectfeRIsS we m GI publish, nor 10 ne leem
nseeseary IS tho article whoever u5ed &lcerly
for llsslL
We would however TOeT Hose lfiolsd ones who have
Oen been gled by forged aud BIG
10 The following nAmtS, 6eng bulS low Of The many per-
TOegyhe from u.s. end who having fully cSed lis vlytuea
In The different diseases OT whehit Ia TeeUmnAulrd arc
prepared 10 speak Of It's inertia 40 II deserves.
II Logan a 10, VR Mckee, POieirOl % Co and by tho
pIintIpal DngglSlT Of YlTGlnIl, and PemTylVlnll.
August II, '03
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ASSlONRB'S NOTlCE

0-|-T- TIT TWUuTUIVUU . Nv TINU
CimeOn D, woodrow having, on the illh day Of
- Apii, iodt hyrtOTer deed conveyed IN Trust 10 The
undersigned TOT tho RDeRt OF his said WOOlIOW'S credit
ore aI0l hlS re- sud pellOnal property and coteS nac
tOnI I'LL persons In any wee Indebted 10 said woodrow
ave required 10 make immediate payment 10 me, aud All
persons having claims aEalht said Woodrow are required
IL order to lceeys any beneh under sad trust within
OurhOhs 10 Ac llelT claims With Tie proper releele
cOdng 10 The terms VI said deed With tie unleTblSned
nniS GEO W. SIGHTS, AstlEIee.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-01-04

MUTUAL INSURANCE. COMPANY

THE cost Of Insurance on the mutual plan ia
but " small sum, compared with a joint stock
Company. This Company being located IN the
Western part Of the State, consequently much
the larger portion of the risks are in the lest,
very many Of which are in tho country.
The Company is entirely free from debt; have
made II" assessments, and have a yery large
amount IA Cash and good bonds, and is there.
fore contidestly recommended to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Of.
fcers, were elected for the ensuing year:
JAMES SLOAN, President.
S. G. COFFIN, Vice President.
G.. p. MENDENHALL, Attornev.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y. Dc Treasurer.
WIN. H CUMMING, General Aqent.
Dee. Ia. 1853. 15-1v
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B Garoin. Temperance ann famag dauklg ye6s
ISAAC PR CoTER
MERCHANT TAILOR.
fsuecessor to Oliver 3 Procter.l

(successor to Oliver & Procter.)
WT0ULD respectfully announce to his patrons
and the public generally, his return from the
Northern cities, and that he is receiving his Fall
and Winter supplies of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ings, Furnishing Gsa3s ana Ready-made Clothing,
which, being boughDPaSMpa lly for cash, hei ena-
bled to offer at very low rates.
He has now in store, at the old stand, opposite
the Post Office
Superfne blk, blue, brown, dahlia and other
fancy Cloths, of various goods
Superine French, English and American Cas-
simeres, of all prices, plain and fancy
Superine Simoni Deeskins, for pants and Over
coats
Superfne blk Satins and Grenadines
Plain and fgd and fancy silk Vestings
Fine assortment rich silk Cuttings, for weddings
and parties
Plain and fgd Plush and V~elyets, rery rich.
FURNISHING GOODS-A complete assortment,
consisting in part Of
superfne plain and fancy dress Shirts
Do 3-ply Collars, large variety
Do Canton Flannel, bleached Drill
Merino and silk Under-shirts and Drawers
Silk, cotton and merino plain and fancy Hosiery
Gloves, Gerry superior kid, BLK, white and fancy
Cravats, black and fancy, and a rich assortment
for weddings and parties
Stocks, blk, whites and fancy, with and without
ties
Suspenders, Dressing Gowns, &C.,
In fact, everything necessary for a gentleman's
complete outfit.
With sincere thanks to his numerous patrons fol
the liberal encouragement heretofore extended to
him, he hopes, by s9ict. attention to their wants,
and a determination to please, to merit its %continu-
ance.
Gentlemen furnishing their own goods to be manu-.
featured, may rely upon receiving the same care
and attention as though sold by himself.
Tho latest Paris and London fashions just re
ceived.
Cutting and repairing done promptly at all times
lie will remind those indebted, six months tim,
IS allowed to punctual customers. Those in arrear
longer than the above time will please call and clos
their accounts, either by cash or note, and oblig,
ISAAC PROCTOR.
OF. Is 1853. 9
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Henderson Male Academy
GRANVILLE COUNTY, NC.
H. D. BRACY. PRINCTpAL

II IL
N offering this School to the public, the Trus-
4 tees natter themselves, that they have procured
the services of a gentleman, pre-eminently qualified
to direct it with ability. He comes well recon.
mended as a Teacher of the highest order a Grad
uate, capable of teaching a thorough course, pre-.
paratory to entering the highest Glasses in the Uni
yersity of North Carolina, and from the experience
ne mas acquired in teaching, he fatters himself tina
he VIII be able to give undoubted satisfaction.
There is now nearly completed in the Town Of
Henderson, removed from the business of the place.
one OF the neatest Academies in the State. which
has been built by the patriotic citizens of the
place, bringing also to their aid the friends of Ed
ucaton round about, and that too at a heavy ex-
pense, and it would be suicidal in us as Trustees.
not to place it on the best footing.
The gentleman whose services we offer TO the
public, is a native of Virginia, by birth and educa-
cation and therefore has feelings allied with our
own, as he wishes to make this permanently hi.
home, he would ask all VIII know him to aid in this
great work, the education Of the heart as well as the
head, and when this shall be done, he can have the
pleasing qualification of knowing that he has per.
formed the part of the philanthropist-the scholar.
henderson presents one Of the finest fields for
the encouragement of education in the State, com
blning healt l, morality and intelligence. It has
also other advantages; it is easy of a~ccess-being
situated Immediately on the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road also at the terminus of a branch of the
great Western Stage Line, a~ffOrding to all who may
Wish 10 patronlze the School easy of access.
The Scholastic year of this Institution is divided
into two Sessions Of five months each. The Sprino
Term to commence the first Monday in January,
1854. The Fall Term will mme the first Mon.
day in July following, and at the close Teach Term
there will be a public examination.
Board can be had in the Village or country ov
may be desired, at usual rates.
No deduction for loss of time, except in cases of
protracted llAass.
We would impress upon all who may wish to
patronize the Sc lool the necessity of being ready
to enter on duty the first of the Session.
TERMS:
tuition for Primary Course, per Session, $40 90
do Higher Branches of English, per SEES. IL so
do Mathematics and Languages, Is 90
For further particulars, address the Secretary.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
LEWIS II. KITTLE, Sec'y.
November 10th, 1853. I2-tI5F
G- The Standard viii please copy till the 18th
of'February and send account to the Secretary for
settlement.
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Mexican Mustang LinimeDt.

: ne" discoveries and new uf6nities fbo
- CHEMISTRY Is constantly adding Ia mod;
cl science and tic ealing ant. show oona5u
~ ~ Aled'.f s .ilor the new combina-
1iohs ~ "tst. .Inlment are TO ola nre.
Paia'on' mat LIniment being the resuIt to
= 80. : u chemical analysis, is the reason az
- - superiority OF The new preparation
20 ola mixtures; and the immense sale of =
proves how much it is valued Ly those VII -
uSeo it' and know its virtues in in the cprsnf
bruises strains, stiff joints clapped hands. bro
the body. :" any part OF
Having nsed the Mustang LiDimenti IN ur
ny Iof several severe cases of hard Iumrs GA
evenings cheerfuliy give my certificate TO n,
tHeen1 enects. My daughter had a hard lumn
the size OF a hens egg, upon her w,ist TT
year. told her to rub it with the Iin;man,
ana a lew applications entirely removed n
nave also used the Linlment for ScrofpI,rs r.
mors, or swelllngs in the throat of loug -
IhY, on Two OF my servants, and it removed hen,
both In a short time. l consider their ali ~.
nlarkaoie cures, and CONNIE the MUSTANG
nihe as the oestaftIcle | ever used.
JESSE I. HOPKINS,
Proprietor Of Hopkins Hotel
Liberty, Va, June Both, 1853.
MoRGANToN, N. C., June 3Otb. 1879
DR' "A. u. BRAGG & Col fee tny dutv IN
those OF my fellow beings who are .aiic,sd -.
q oeeh, 10 ADD my testimony tc the wobdeI
tui effects OF your Mustang Linimcnt. W..
severity attacked in December lasi viii -
lnatlsin IN It's worst form, suffering night ard day
WITH eXcrucIatIng pain for SIX months. Leino Is,
me whole time unable 10 walk or even s,en NJ
rlSht leg was 30 contracted and drawn mn tbs,
could not put it 10 The ground, and nv left ar
was badly contracted. During the wboie tira.
| was attended by two ofthe most sklltul ply.;
Grams IN The place, but they were unable "a a.
lord me relief, and finally gave he mn nra-
hounced me lncnrable, and SAID mus; die
Al THIS critical moment / commenced ns, OH.
mexican Mustang Liniment, and q fer nsra,,ro
sinai bottles 1 began 10 find relief from nv sd
ierngs; and after using seven boulesI a., w.u
as ever, and am now STOUT as ever Was L.fo.a
GEORGE GOOD.
MoRGAXToS, June 3Otb. 1852
certify that L am acquainted with George ca
that ne was afflicted with rheumatism Ii 49,
stated, and was cured by the use Of the Mex;oas
MUSTANG hlniheht. JAS. C. SMYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keeper
FhlCEs.-Th Liniment is put up in three sizes
ana retalls Tor 70 cts, 80 cts. and 81 ner bo,,Io
Inc % cent size contains three times ne mpcb a +.
the 70 ct. size, and the 81 size three times = ! 49,
as the 9O ct. size the large size beino greatly
cheaper. l. q. BRAGG, q CO., Proprieters
oo4 Broadway, n. Y, and ST. Louis. Ma.
For sale in Raleigh, by P +. PESCUD and WI.
HAYWOOD, and by Druggists reneraIx
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-01-04
Fine Fruit Fine Fruit!
A Home for your Horse.

SNM1flTH emotions of the most profound re
w spect, | again hoist my shingle,' make
my bow, and offer to the travelling public, a
home for their horses-'what is a nome !'-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
hlgh 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. l, horses, kept
for evening excursions about the City.
For travel my accommodations are quite ex-
tenslve, and ready at an hoSr's notice.
Horses boarded by the day, month or year.
Alter five years experience in the business of
a Livery Stable, l deem it altogether a waste
Of words to say 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 NJ. HARRIS.
Raleigh. Nov. & 1919