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Az ORKMEN WANTED.-THE SUBSCRIBER
w wishes.to employ PAINTER and TRIMnER Car
rages also two wood workmcn-a BoDr-M AkER and
WHEELwRIGHr. The best wages and constant employment
will b. given. Address the sub scrber at Peterborough,
Chatham, y. C.. WIN. d. KIRkSEY.
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"oRDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT.

= m 1u' 10 receive, from all portions of the
AMI S' gratifying assurances of Democratic
om CSnnoence. A friend, for example, who
northampton and sends US five new
with the cash, says:
She 'p po County is upon the right track
tou c coupled in the days of Jackson So
ie VOL a"n'lnue to advocate Democratic princi-
nd d;so upon Whiggery, and discountenanee
Meet t0 U; sanlzation in every shape, SO long
WIN warm support from Northamp-
CreaI 4sr T obligations to E. Roper, Esq, of
bo davidson, for club of six subscri-
'Su the interrest;ro. ,o.t. w,,:.
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MARRIED..

In this City, on Monday morning last o'clock the
residence of stephen Brdsall Esq, w. j. Reynolds Esq
Of the National Hotel, Va to Mrs. Frances Matthews
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We have looked through and through the Stand
ards notice of this paper for the point or points it
makes. We unable to make head or tail OF It.
NJ iStatesnear1.ss
The above is most probably SO, inasmuch as our.
notice of the Statesman was made upalmost entirely
of extracts from that paper.
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N;ss;;ss;,,a,i Senator.

WAsH1saroN, Jan. 49, A private dispatch re-
elected Senator from Mississippi
Mr.. Foote has gone to California. Wonder when
he's coming back again ?"
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d. ED

At his residence in Sommervile, Fayette county, Tenn.
on the 18th December last, Col Joel L. jones' formerly
this County.
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Gkt 9tan6ar6,
nEmocRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

The members of the Democratic Executive Com
.;,tce for the State, requested to meet IN the
riv of Raleigh on Friday the Goth of January next,
~ business of Importance to the party.
A. RENCHER, Chairman
December 21st, 1858.
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1st Is it 1.-THE Standard for or against the policy
declared by the Democratic party of North Carolina,
in the passage of Bynums Resolutions?
I'd. Is it for or against the settled policy of the
Federal government with reference to Internal Inn
provements in the New States, and not in the Old
States? so
s& NJ c. 4Statesma7e.s
For opinions on these questions we refer the
Statesman to the Baltimore PLATFORM to the State
Resolution of the Democratic party in 1882 which
the Editor of that paper supported in Convention;
and to the columns of the "Nortb Carolina Stand
ard for years past. We thought the Editor was
acquainted with our opinions these questions, in
asmuch as he has been, according to his own state
ment, constant reader of the Standard for years
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NAUNNSVILLE MALE ACADEMY-J. HENRY
Ell NORWOOD, Prncpal.-The first session of this in
sution, under the management of the above Principal
will commence the I'd Monday in January, 1854 Duns
vile Academy is situated in moral and healthy neighbor
hood in Wake County North Carolina nine miles north of
Raleigh, on the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road
Tuition varying according to studies, from 81 so to S15
per Board had Convenient the school
Sc per month. For further particulars address
PETERSON DUNN, Secretary
Raleigh, NC.
December Sth, 1853 At
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Id ALEIGH & CASTOR RAIL ROAD.%Sayes
AAare not permitted to travel the Rail Road without
written permit from their Duplicates should in all
be given the Ticket Agents instructed to retain
one copy of every pass. JAMES M. POOL.
Ticket Agent.
Raleigh, January 6, 1854. Is
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STATE OF NORTH FRANKLIN
- COUNTY. SUPERIOR Court OF LAW, Fall Term, A. D.
1858. MARY UPPERMAN VS.. JAMES II. UPPERMAN-.
Petition for Divorce appearing to the satisfaction of the
man, appear Fall Term of the sad Court A. D. 1853
and by the return Of the Sheriff of the County of Franklin
at the last residence of the said James H. Uppean the
County of franklin aforesaid in due tme and the said
required to do was solen called out his said notice
Of the said Court, that the said James h. Upperman
nonresident Of this State it is therefore ordered that publ
cation be made in the North Carolina Standard and Louis
burg News for three months for James H. Uppernan APP
before the Honorable Judge at the Court be held
for the County of Franklin at the house in the
of Louisburg the Second Monday after the Fourth Mon.
day in March next then and there TO plead
to said Petition, the will LIE taken
& him, and tried accordingly
Witness Rheorick r. s. Lawrence, Clerk of our said
Court at Office in the Town Of Louisburg Second Mon
day after the Fourth Monday in September a. D. 1858.
r. r. S. LAW RENCE, Clerk Sup Court.
Jan. z, 1854. Pr. adv IS. -l7-w3n.
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ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and Attorney at Law.

RALEIGH,s M o, - ~
VIII attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake
Johnston Chatham and Hanover He is to be found
at the office formerly occupied by the late Hon viii.
Haywood Jr. 5
Raleigh, January 8, 1854. 16-w&sw6m.
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Mutual INSURANCE.

Va COhPANY.--The cost of Insurance the Mutual
plan is but small sum- compared with joint stock
pany This company being located in the Western part
the State consequently much the larger portion of the risks
in the West Of which in the country.
The Company is entirely free from debt have made
assessments and have large in cash and good
bonds and is therefore confidently ended to the
public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Officers
elected for the ensuing
JAMES SLOAN, President
S. &. COFFIN, Fee President
c. p. MENDESHAI.L -4ttorney
PETER ADAMS, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
JAMES SLOAN, DR.. S. G. CoFF1S
Dr. j. \. hEEASE, Jamestown.
C. p. MENDENHALL, .@ WILLIAM A. WRIGHT
VIM. $. RASKIS Wilmington
Rev. c. L. Deems, DR.. G. WATKINS
JAMES NJ GARRETT Carolina F. College.
JED. II. LINDSAY, JOHN l. SHAVER -
w. j. MCCONNELL, Salisbury.
GreensbUrough. IoHN ii. Cook,
E. F. LILLY, Fayetteville.
Wadesborough. J. j. BIaGs,
w. p. MOORE Raleigh.
Newbern. ROBERT f. TROY,
II. H. BURwELL, Lumberton.
Henderson. DR.. RoB'T H. SCALES
j. L. BRIDGERs. Lenox CgstIc
Tarborougl. ..-
GEO. T. Cooke, Raleigh,
agent. PETER ADAMS,
WILLIAM Fl. CUMHlSG,
General 1gent. Secretapv
December 18th, 1883. sly.
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a RTICLEs IN ROSEWOOD, &c.-LoNDoS-
m made Portable Desks for Ladies Gentlemen, some
of which nad with pearl have secret drawers and are
lined with silk velvet Our assortment of Desks is very
complete.
Ladies and Gcntlemens Dressing Cases, of Rosewood,
Ebony, &c. plain and furnished, i'll variety
Ladies Work Boxes, of French English and German
uacture, of which spendidy furnished aud
very suitable for bridal or other presents.
Glove Boxes of rosewood ebony, eiiamelled wood &C.
Odor Boxes, of ebony, rosewood, &c, with bottles
plete.
Papier Mache Goods. &c. Consisting of Port Folios
Work Boxes, Portable Desks Tables Port Monnaics &c.
These Goods are CT the very finest quality.
Fer sale by HENRY d. TURNER,
n. c. Book Store.
Raleigh, January C. 1854. Is
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NNT ENTWORTH MALE ACADEMY.-THE
w Trustees Of this Academy take pleasure in
inc the public that they have secured the services of RI
H. SMITH, gentleman of considerable experience in
teaching and extensively known thorough The
Academy is fine new building Wentworth is a remarka-
bly, healthy place and happily suited in respect for the
establishment of permanent school of high The
Spring Session opens the lst MONDAY in February.
$500 per month-ghts, fuel washing and servants hire
included
Tuition from 81 80 to SIS.
BY order Of the Trustees,
JAMES IRWIN, Sec,y
January 2, 1851 It.
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NNT c. UPCHURCH, HAVING PURCHASED
w the interest Of Mr.. Holleman in the Grocery
Store Harge Street. invites the attention of his friends
and the public his stock. shall buy and sell all kinds
of country produce, and shall omit pains to
date and give good bargains aEs
Persons indebted to Upchurch Hollenan. will please
call and settle with me- as am fully authorized to close
up the business. W. G. UPCHURCH.
January 4, 1854. 1O054twpd.
Register copy four times weekly.
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FFSPOndent. ' u 'O- "
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a CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING DETER
IA MINED to fix his permanent residence in Raleigh
be leave to offer his services to parents and principals
of Schools fer teaching Music and the modern lam
and for tuning Pianos As guarantee of his quail
Itcatons he has diploma from the University of Hedel-
j. where he has taught with great for the last
four years. and is permitted to refer those who would favor
him with their patronage the Rev Dr. Mason rector Of
the Episcopal Church and to Mr. W. D. Cooke, principal of
the Deaf and Dumb Institution.
He is to be found his residence in the brckhousc of the
Northeast of the lot owned by Mr.. Geo. W. Mordc
cal, the Store of +. Mailer CO.. Main street.
where any communications to him may be left:
JOHN BAUER
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OFFICE OF N. G; r: r: COMPANY,

nyHE BOARD on DIREG aT IAR 61, , 1854
passed order for selling the stockof dsI;onnt
subscribers and at Goldsborough and Raegthe follow
ing number of shares subscribed for by the following er
sons will be sold at auction for casprovided the install
and interest shall not be paid the time of sale
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Raleigh, January -, 1854. 1s-tf
GNLOTHING AT REDUCED PRICES AS
u we intend leaving for New York the 18th February
for the purpose Of experimenting the getting up of
Spring and Summer Clothing will sell the remainder of
for CASH. E. L. HARDING.
January &c. 1854 IS
r. OST.-ONE PROMISSORY NOTE, made PAYABLE
IA by r. d. ATKINSON PHARAOH RICHARD
son TO E. P. STEVENS, for Four Hundred and Fifty Dol
ars and dated 18th of Neveber 1858. All persons
hereby forbid to trade for said Note and the said Atkinson
Richardson hereby orwarncd from paying said Motto
to any person myself
B. r. HINNANT.
Smithfeld, Jan. :, 1858.
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manufacturing Richmond could a. prohtahiy
manufacture all cotton and woolcn goods as Low
eli. or any other town in New England Why
should not Lynehburg with all her promised
facility of getting coal and pig metal, InanufHe
ture al articles Of iron and steel just as cheap
" and yetas probably any portion OF inc
Northern STATES. Why should net every feFn
and village on the line of avery railroad 10 the
State, erect their shops in which they may man
ufactnre a thousand articles Of daily eonsump-
ton. just as good and cheap as they be maae
any where
Take for example the counties Of Montgomery,
Pulaski and Wyfhe.on the line of the Virginia
and Tennessee raj road, and also ON New river.
These counties abound with iron, lead. copper
aud onnl These counties are eyerys here tra-
yersed by fine bold creeks and rivers. atforling
any amount of water power. What Is 10 hinder
them flom at once engaging largely IN manuiae-
turing
1t Is "A matter of congrataiation That some ni
these counties ara turning their thoughts to this
subject. There i now growing up quite pros
perons manufacturing town on Little river, IN
the county Of Pulaski. known by The namo OF the
Foundry.
The Christiansburg Iron Manufacturing Com
pnny are preparing 10 erect an extensive rolling
mill on the rail road al Christansburg. The PEG.
plc of this place are extending and greatly enlar-
ging the limits Of their town, with view Of bull
ding up a large manufacturing town. Why
should not others follow the example Let the
South look 10 her interest and do her duty b. her
self anl in "A few years she will have regained
ler lost estate j.
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OFFICE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK,
IuDrbbur0 Ma, lin IhSi


At a called meeting of the Board of Directors
held this day, the President D.. Robin McDan-
el, stated to tho Board that, since the last meet
ing, the Treasurer of this Institution, .JonN Me
KINNEY. Esq, bad departed this life; that he died
suddenly at his residence this morning. ut half
past O'Clock, after an illness Of only few
hours Whereupon IL was unanimously.
la. Resohed, Tint by the death of Mr. Ne
KINNEY, this Institution has lost a most valued
ollicer,--one always faithful, Jealous, aud eff
oicnt--eyer ready TO promote its welfare aud
prompt 10 guard II by the most careful eol>ide-
ration, and defend il with the most anxious yigi-
lance. Fs .tze
2nd. ResoiUed, That the members of this
Board partake, in II large degree,of the common
sorrow felt by this community, over the loss of
such an officer, and Tint in espcoal manner,
do they lament the blow which has severed the
ties which united him to thcm--and long will re.
member those kindly traits Of character, which
made them respect aud honor him whilst he lived,
and now, that he Is gone from his post to 'that
bourne from whence no traveller returns. they
will cherish his memory, with regret aud with
tenderness.
3rd Resolved, That further testimonial
of respect the members of this Board will at
tend,in body, tlo funeral of the deceased on to-
morrow, and accompany his remains to the grave.
Extract from the minutes.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Sec'y.
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General Conference of the mo,hodiat Church

South
The third General Conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, commenced its session
in Columbus, Ga, on Monday May LIST. Bishop
Soulo presides.
On the first day,the list of Annual Conferences
was calied.and twenty-one presented their vuuch-
ers of election. and look their seats We notice
the following from the Virginia Conference: Rev.
John Early, David 5, Doggett, Anothony bib
brell, Henry b. Cowlos, VIM. A. Smith, Geo. w.
Langhorne. VIM. d. Rowzie, and Leroy NJ. Lee.
The second day, resolution was adopted to
take into consideration the claims of the Amcri-
can and Foreign Christian Union. Rev. Mr.. llo-
yey, agent of the Society, was introduced and adj
dressed the Conference \ committee also
appointed To suggest the best mode of organizing
Tract Society.
On the third day, DIR. Early, of Va, made
port on the condition of the book interest of the
Church South, which was appropriately referred
On the fourth day. Mr.. Danycrs submitted
proposition to establish Book Concern and Pub
fishing House under the auspices of the NJ T..
Church South, lie sustained his proposition
with an elaborate speech, and was followed by
DIR. Early in opposition. Dr. L. desired to have
ms at present repositories at various Places and
TO obtain the books from the Methodist Church
North He was opposed to employing the limit
ed capital at their command in building n large
publishing establishment, because the experience
of the Northern Church had shown That such an
investment did not pay more than per cent.
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DIED

On Thursday the llth ultimo, after an illness
of some three weeks, Mrs. JULIANA WOODY, at
the residence of her husband, William Woody, in
the upper edge of Halifax county.
Her indisposition for the first few days was not
alarming, but in the course of a week her illness
increasing, the best medical aid was called in
and all that the skill other physicians and the as
siduity of her friends and neghborscould dc, PROV
ed unavailing she regularly and rapidly de-
clncd, and with her mental faculties apparently
unimpaired tothe last, she passed off without a
struggle.
The gentle disposition and the kindness of her
nature attached large circle of friends to the
deceased. The most unassuming in her dcport-
ment and transformations in her manners, she has
lcft,besdes her own immediate relatives and con-
nections, large circle of friends and acouaint
ances, who sincerely regret her early decease
(being about 40 years of age,) and her memory
will long be cherished with the tenderest regard
VI.
Danyile papers requested to copy,
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APPARENT DEATH BY LlGHTNING.-E. Merri-
am, the meteorologst in letter to the n. York
Herald,renews the recommendation TO apply cold
water freely to persons who have been struck by
lightning. He says:
I'm all cases where persons are struck down
by lightning, use cold water upon the body for
hours; don't be discouraged If Immediate success
is not attained, but continue to persevere; and if,
after three or four hours drenching, animation is
not restored, add salt to the water, and continue
the drenching. have an account of Il person
struck down by lightning ON Staten Island, sew
eral years ago, who restored after several
hours drenching with cold water. This case a.
lone is sufficient to prompt exertons, in all cases.
beyond the time usually devoted TO restoration of
animati, in cases where persons have been
struck down by lightning"
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CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE.
To the Citizens of Campbell

our call upon me To announce myself as cnnGdofe
for Sheriff for the comfy of Campbell, in the papers
ct this ciIy has been duy app eciated. | feel
bound TO say that your kindness heretofore, and Your
personal feelings as show by this call compel
say if nm ee, ted will sersr YOU To the hest of
my nbty; but you must he that the unexpert,
call and the short lime that viii eapse between his and
the day oil the election will prevent from seeii many
of yof, or doing anyhr toward. electioneerine ana
having bus engagements that duty requirers me to
attend leave myself in your hands, ever satisfied 10
abide the decision of the majority and forever grateful
for that warm and and generous friendship which has
been extended to me by the citizens oil Lynchury and
the county of Campbell. JNO q. TAYLOR
InDy ID
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roMMI'kIpA1ET

IONNI NIlATLN.
The fifty ninth Annual Convention Of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in Virginia will meet
IN st. Paul's Church, in this city, on Wednesday
the Eth instant. Service will commence at 10
o'clock, a. NJ, md the opening sermon be- preach
ed by the Rev. Horace Strinffellow, Of Peters
burg. There viii BIO daily service in st. pauls
chn CHI during the Convention. Ms lollows A
meeting for prayer at ! before i o'clock, y. NJ.
Morning prayer and sermon Mt II O'Clock A. NJ,
Evening prayer and sermon at O'Clock T.. NJ.
Should there he need of more accommodation,
Divine service will also be held at the two las,
named hours at the ed Presbyterian Church,
which has been kindly placed At our disposal for
that purpose There will be n Confirmation held
at some timo during the Convention, proba-
bly, at the early meeting for prayer Sunday morn
ing W. IL. X.
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Shaksperian Reading.

Miss +. WHITE, gifted and accomplished
Virginia lady, viii make her first appearance be-
fore Lynohburg audience, as public reader
this, Monday evening, & O'Clock. The public
halls Of the city being occupied, the proprioiors
of the NoryeH Honse have obligingly allowed the
use Of their large and pleasant parlors.-
Miss Whites debut in Richmond met with
unbounded successive trust that the gallan-
try of our citizens will not permit her 10 be dis
appointed in her reliance upon the literary taste
of Lynohburg.
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LANDEORS SALE.

CD hive tortale tract, containing about 800 Acres.
.@- oil enclosed with eoo,' fenc". 1t lies within
sight. and Two miles east of Amlrrs, Cont House: 0
mites from tie James River and kanawhn CaauI AMI 5
mites from Lynchburg.
The extension of the Orange and Aexnndria Rail.
road already surve, Cd and sancd OIL is abon one mil,
distant from the Land 1t j. believed that this rmd i'll
lie made, aud in operation in TWO wears aordins direct
communication with Alextnin, Charlottesville, Bali
more, Richmond aud Lynchhnrc. About one-half of tie
Land Is cleared, pnrtiun Of which is bottom of reat
fertility The other half consists of The finest Timber
and all good To- hccc Land.
Tor Terms. apply Ia the subscriber miles west of
Amber Court House. JOSEF II 'ETrYIOHN
81
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ACCIDENT AT NiAGARA.-Several days since u
wagon and two horses slipped over the bank of
the Niagara rver,at the rear of the Clifton house,
near the Falls, and precipitated distance of
one hundred and fifty feet to projection about
two-thirds down the procpce, where they lodg
ed. Singular to relate, one of the horses escap-
ed without serious injury, while the other was
killed. The wagon uninjured, with the
ception of broken axletree. The living horse
was with some difficulty lowered to n raft beneath
by means of ropes,and lowed thence safely to the
landing place.
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A Great and Novel Bnterplise.-Me ruhIi

A Great and Novel Enterpiise.-We publish in
our advertising columns magnificent Gift Enterprise
(the third of series started in New ork by Mr. Per-
ham. who has been long and nvoubly known throue
the North and East An examination OF it will present
feature that commend the attention of every man,
and child in the immunity. We have only 10
say that the orner enterprises Of this interchangeable man
ugcr hive be, characterized y the greatest fairness
and given The utmost satisfaction to all concerned.-
Send in your orders for tickets early as posbe as
they will undoubtedly be taken up in short tim
may ) d2t-wiw
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COMMERCIAL.
Lynchbmg Tobacco and Wheat Market,
May 18Th, 1854.

Toaaocs -in.per,ap- the l,asi week 10 -'lH-.. =
enin.t rs hhJs. e.ri.srond ng week 81 is' y' VI"
,,,,,l4a Az Is do frnm 7 a IS; 81 DO r.,a sal 1,
Al. firm lOd & ); hlI- frsn iJas); andy III" Hi"h
private terms
large prnpa If the deliveries soia'. h"s" h''"
in hlids % yris lish weights resulting IN u 'rS 70 III,
,, er 81 Irpn, 50 GENTS l. II in nil comnan grades al
,tl af aud lus. Thus, grades mol wanted 10y anr
manufacture. far pre.e uee they should ,herei"re he
rzad a. eary can be- IN keeping order and III mus
Ia weigh iron, l50D Ia l7Ut lbs.
WHtAI i ct" - 20 Tor 'od Red nhd W n,r'
W. T. SMITH. -
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Stabler's Good Medicines are

tg Stablers Good Medicines are recommend
ed toih' public, with the assurance that nothing is
claimed for them, but what they really possess The
cu,ntive properties ofSTABLER'S ANODYNE CHER
RY EXPECTURANTh have been certified To in hundreds
of here it has been henc6 ia in Coughs ODDS.
Sore Throus, Asthma. Bronchitis and diseases of the
Icngs nod Ihront grneiniy. Tho DIARRHEA COR
DIAL is also known have cured hut.ireds of cases
th'se serious diseases of the bowels which so often
prove fatal Indeed in reg ard to both medicines. n
trial of her merits by the afflicted is nfdently asked
really believe there better medicines in se
See ad, eitisement in another cnlumn and descriptive
pamphlets, 10 be Ind gratis If the agents. Price for
each bottle only SO cents or six loitles Tor 50 50.
lnpl l5-lm