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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1854-01-25
LENAIR ACADEMY.

F1H HE Third Session of this School will com
4 mence on Monday, 10th of January, 1854.
TUITION PEI SESSION.
For English Branches, $40 90
Mathematics, IL SO
Latin and Greek Languages, Is 90
Children of Orthodox Ministers half price.
Board per Session, can be obtained at Five or
Six Dollars, in good families, from a quarter to
q mile and a half from the school room.
LocATIoN.-This school is located in the coun.
try, in a pleasant, healthy and decidedly moral
neighborhood, every family protesting chris
tianify, and there is not q grogshop, or any
other place of immortality, for the seduction Of
youth in the vicinity round about. Kinston is
IL miles. and Snow Hill, in Greene county, s
miles distant, which is the nearest village to
the School. Being thus free from all those al
lurements, which prove to be the source of so
great mischief to other Schools, particularly
those near our cities and villages, it should re
ceivo the serious consideration of the lovers of
virtuous training. But, a word to the wise is
sufficient
For further particulars, address the subscri-
Der, at Kinston, Lenoir county, N. G.
w. H. CUNINGGIM, Jr., Prin.
Dec. %, 1853. 19-2m
REFERENCES,
G.. w. Venters, Rev. II. II. Gibbons,
James M. Hines, P.J. Caraway,
Thos. w. Dawson, w. H. Cunningham,
Reuben Barrow, Jno. 6. Aldridge.
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Raleigh, Nov. s. 1858
T o N

~
INlNZIAlLN INSEIETERo
NAdE next session of this Institute will com
Z mence on the I'd Monday in January, 1854
Every branch of female education is taught in
the Institute, and the present number o fSchol-
ars warrants the belief that no School in our
country furnishes greater facilities for impart-
ing knowledge.
TIL expenses per annum will not exceed
1924 for the most advanced literary course,
and with the usual number of extras the neces-
sary expenses per year will not exceed $170
Board per month in the Institute SO good
board may be had in private families of the
village much cheaper.
Tuition for all English branches, per Session
of 81 weeks, primary course $40 all branches
in the 1st and I'd Glasses $l2, Junior and Senior
Glasses $l5.
For particulars the public is referred to our
Circulars, which can be had by addressing the
Secretary or the Principal.
H. A. BIZZELL, Sec'y
of Board of Trustees.
Clinic &c. Il, 1858. h2s-
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To Miss ]. p, of Richmond, Va.


What though age o'srtake thee,
Beauty leave thy brow
Gould / Ger forsake thee,
Love Thee less than now?
0ncs the flower is planted,
Though it, leaves decay,
Yet the root enchanted,
clings unto tho clay.
What though age o'crtako thee,
Though thy hair grow white;
Weary years, love, shake thee,
And thine eyes lose light?
Sill thy heart remaineth,
Faithful in its truth;
Still thy voice retainsth
Sounds Of early youth.
what though age o'ertnkc thoe,
Beauty leave thy brow;
Could / Ger forsake thoe,
Love thee less than now?
But my heart Fepfneth,
Thou art away from me;
Ny spirit ever turneth,
Beloved ono round theo. i
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North Carolina Mutual
lbIFB INSURANCE COPY

AARB3g35Eea 81 Ga
This Company continues to insurethe Iiv
i ofall healthy White persons and Slaves.
The greatestrisk taken on a single life is $5
O0C. Slaves are insured for a tenn Of one to
five years for 2-Sds their value.
OFFICERS.
Dr.Chas. E johnson President,
VIM. D. Haywood, Vice President,
James F. Jordan, Secretary,
VIM. H. Jones, Treasurer,
Perrin Busbee, Attorney,
Dr.. W. H, Mckee, Examining Physician
J. HersmaA, General agent.
All lossesare paid within 90daysafter salts
factory proofs presented.
Blanks and pamphlets, showing the plan Of
operation oithe Company ,may be had on appli-
cation at the Office, Oh any of the Agencies
All letters on business should be addressed j. t
JAMES F. JORDAN,
Secretary.
way 9, 1851. SS-tf
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XXTATCHES AND JEWELRY.-We have just
returned from New York and Philadelphia
with much the largest stock of Jewelry that ever
was in Raleigh. The stock is too large to enumer-
ate. Wehave the very finest
Gold and SILVER Watches,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, and Finger Rings,
Fine Razors, Knives and Straps,
Silver and Plated Ware,
Clocks and Walters,
Perfumery and Extracts, and Fancy Goods,
Pistols and Walking Canes,
Call and see our Jewelry at reduced prices, less
per cent than we have heretofore sold at. We are
determined to do a large business.
PALMER & RAMSEY.
November 8, 1853. 10
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JAIN. Is.
peeps G@ARgR.


FoR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
TO MISS NJ.
May happiness attend thee,
My fair and gentle friend,
May future years e'er lend thee
Life's blessings to the end.
Tho darkest hours have wendod,
Thy path in life, my friend /;
! hope those hours have ended,
And joy thy way do tend.
What tho clouds may lower
On Us, my gentle friend,
S~unshine's brightest hour,
tie bliss is sure to send.
And when our days have ended,
On earth, my gentle friend;
Our souls to Heaven assembled,
Our troubles all will end. ELLA.
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Hen derSen Male Academy
GRANVILLE COUNTY, NC.
II u DID A GW

ii. ID. BRAC Y, PRINCIPAL.
T N offering this School to the public, the Trus-
tees fatter themselves, that they have procured
the services of a gentleman, prominently qualified
to direct it with ability. He comes we'll 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
versity of North Carolina, and from the experience
he has acquired in teaching, he fatters himself that
he will 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, br~inging6is6&o their aid the friends of Ed
ucation 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 his
home, he would ask all who 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 present. one of the finest fields for
the encouragement of education in the State, com
bining health, morality and intelligence. 1t has
also other advantages; it is easy of access-being
situated Immediately on the Raleigh and Castor
Rail Road also at the terminus of a branch of thu
great Western Stage Line, affording to all who may
wish to patronize the School easy of access.
The Scholastic year of this Institution is divided
into two Sessions of five months each. The Spring
Term to m the first Monday in January
1854. The Fall Term will mmen the first Mon
day in July following,a and at the close ofcach Tern
there will be a public examination.
Board can be had in the Village or country, a
may be desired, at usual rates.
No deduction for loss of time, except in cases 0
protracted llReEs:
We would impress upon all who may wish t
patronize the School the necessity of being read,
to enter on duty the first of the Session.
TERMS:
Tuition for Primary Course, per Session, 10 0
do Higher Branches of English, per SEES. II 5
do Mathematics and Languages, Is 0
For further particulars, address the Secretary.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
LEWIS FL. KITTLE, Sec'y.
November 10th, 1853. 12-t15
N~ The Standard will please copy till the 15t
of February and send account to the Secretary fC
settlement.
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INSURANCE. COMPANY.

but a 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 West,
very many of which are in the country.
The Company is entirely free from debt; have
made no assessments, and have a very large
amount in Cash and good bonds, and is there
fore confidently recommended to the public.
At the last Annual Meeting the following Of
hcers. were elsssed for the ensuing year:
JAMES SE6AN, President.
Sc. COFFIN, Vice President.
G. P. MENDENHALL, Attorney.
PETER ADAMS, Sec'y. Dc Treasurer.
VIM. Ii. CUMMING, General Agent.
Dec. IA. 1853. 15-1y
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Tuition N the Male Department.

As to qualifications, the subscriber would respect
fully refer the public to the Faculty at Chapel Hill.
CYRUS HARRINGTON.
Evans's Mills, Dec. IL, 1853. 15-St
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New .savLnga Bank at0r0

ThnkHliorthe liberal rat,onase heretofore fN''p''
ui ,sSs ''''s''' commune netcIiLENs 4 Kkel
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7 9lDNKY HNkkfhl
ES.ssnatofoi ii,s United sl''e''
Fsse.'ss Weeds g.. Oriental 81, Sentative g

TNsIinimsnt ytinible auyiltiy m tie italHent Of
SONG OF NJ most dteatta With which ie oNi
loi 10 conena fofinshnte nfioa eli1t inHss ~
isetla BY lhOIop5h and Conunei ,pllle.lieio w
Llnneui over ne rfElon OF ne iieelfd otlni nee u
erWlit omldiblo diseases 40 al onee dfnee o. mon
than hen tlclr ierroa, pticnafy am9N children, aug
thousands OF m0iheti we're they allowed 70 eee hvuu
mites issiinony 10 mo el ihti Il bad intchtd Chill
den fromils vely laws Or death, and restored iem 70
telr ioi mer health and beauty ds.ib WIZ oe iound
A III Aru, Cake uran ifgtnnt of The Spleen IN al
eii,, wisrs an sPpeiilonio service this lin
s asnSssI 5spoi tS5 Broadway. New York; aud ~
aIket a. - Lolt
Porssls Fholtlsi and reiil % Whealingby
r7i3n ~ WILLIAM D. ARMSTRONG
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A AEELIoTEp- REAplI


AFFLlCTED READl'N
DhiladclphiR nledlenl House R,iabllih'd9 %
8 az. between Spni.o ond p.ne, Philadelphia Pa,
.ItfHff INVALlDS HNt st
Ate sfphttd that N. KiNKELiN conhnes bic pltllce
undivided ttlemlen. No eauiloia ne vldonuniis
tsiinlt The abuse Of necu,yi lous1hds ave ahppali
nenpdalsed oa Of ne Recent aGesllons ucrtorpllY
TWENTY YEARS on EXPERIENCE =
In Tie treatment Of class Of diseases hitherto neglected
hndlmltiIsoly understood, has enabled nR. hlNkB-
lin, (AuNoro(d noikoA Ao(lruqtehoHi) 10 Prove
that nine enlhs Of The CAUSES 81 nervous debility loea
and eonautpiona Wetkntss, ncnialanl Physical aue f.
inE tie tiatctbls sean habis, iormtg The most ~
oct deadly aud ait epinss ol domestic hdtsy aid
pematuie ingilalily Z y .....
~ TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
ThsfeIstneyllhiSl sometimes indelssdin By boys ~
solitude omen gfOw p with them 10 ininhood, and
which, ~ not Ttoinrd IN i've tlneot ONLY osseis te-
ous obstacles 10 matrimonial happnesf bnl 70
aeTss OF pfouuctrd, insb UOs, aud devastating tneo
lions Pew Of ilOle nhonYc way 10 tns reinlelou'
practice are awae eonstq pnll they Md Tie
esyonsaysem. hilieed, iss siralss and unaeeopnia
bic letlilfs, and vague lelri lnthe mind
1h6uniOfunfte thua ahleted beconfe ieeblei a una.
bic lollbor With accustomed lsof OF 10 Apply his nh
10 study mstlsp y iAraysnd weak heis 'lu le,y
ibe aud eli tan he spoll with isss energy than usual
Ifhe omtciates himself htiore Tie piaehte has done
ts wOti end enter nalhfnoby, Nc mafiilge lsunful
n end lsten's tells himihi. is q caused BY w ediI
sj,,s,isa ~ "a " i,iilayivs ifnsh3
UAtiiiAORf
=. A.. os,,s,snt ar .e,srsi conditions. IN order
Thai N NAV s. feSly fbt cs0ss Of mutual hippntis.7-
i.nd te zen ,yheb now eoveitthe ofirnoi domestic
,etcfsdrtts BE- TSissd sid liz tue soacs even IN.
si IA how navy could be Traced 70 phys,
lions ana hair atirndtnt disappointment
innls tisn tigie In orderio have your ui.
sirur and Ieaxed snifaiioI iebaeed reyivi6ed aud
'nsHi'hf'nFsp'3a ReNeMakR g
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ADVERTISEMENTS
NO. !, sprlgg H0uao 1mpOfiunI
oLorag. oAssIMEaEs AND vEsTINa8I



qa New aprIna and sunimcr g oodsi
II pleasure Ia Being able 10 tsyt0 my old cu3t M
era end The iashiouAblo community, that have iual
returned from New York and have bean able 10 procure
ne most Ftshonlhe GCod0 0r 10 rsason thai he eftl
Emporium, New York, ctuimpurl from fianco and tht
old counrcsl and having dtltnsed With he sale o. COM
mon clolhnr rye1 ne m0re room and tine 70 tuend 70
ne Wantt OF ny customers IN the tthonlhle way ~
new tiock TOW consiiia OF
BLACK, 1howH, oREEHi hLuEl OLIVE AND
DALmA oLoTHs.
Aso ak ard wool cttAmsIeilt, AL shades ana eooisl
boubiIns dupinT tunuer cloths. linenend Elas
g., for mailing fCochi dfft,i pieA ina liesA
Pgeneh, Englsh. aud Auneletn c's,uce,i elo, w.
llntu diilllEi, &c f1r making ftnir. Apio feluhp.
lave he ho5l bsiufal ieeclon ever looked q VI any 81
". lofYhleh am NOV PREPAID 70 cake vp lhe mo,
iihbnibe and bet style, AZ htyeteepred ht.,sttt
services 20 cutler 0r ne coming season, eeleeran ~
lsylni that ein furnish better cloths hanany house veal
o. The Allegheny mogniains.
lgconulciioi Win ne aboye h,vsa estauia a,splt-
l0sn Furnishing Goodsi Oh Ore ee1tonabe end ash
lnible oOntlgtng OF cloth, ei.limefe cathuefel bonn
bailne grtti Inca, dtbiia and plain linen hoft dress
tnd butincit coats, veia and pne, made nom W. moat
tahlonibt and stltouib Goods, great vaelyl also
lntn snd cotton Shirt, SIX, l en-, lambs wool srd cot
ton unttuhTis and pnverii elASala, Stoke eolaIl
glove, and tu1ptndep.
lioaley IN gel yaTeyi also, every oiheT Afelo suit
abe foT compnllnga sent man'e W idr0ba
Ah w thoVe named alclci together with hapy OLDER
1riiefs that can 10 oed atmy tore, No SpHg ho,e
4 Peiseetllntnd iuke LOOK, and much onli, y9lL,s
mel ltl y hph'
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~ nm Prem ne FdfflHonf( Pa) RCpHtfedn'
AN lNvAtUAStr MrniolsR,-ll Il but tedgm we hnu
among The many emsdes offered 10 tb0puhe for We cue
Of ditsase, c0ntsnl 10 cohmcnd, w Whose VIZ
tues we aie abeio dseovsr and have always icdnouiy
aw ided giving leiacs tOanylhng that might le1deny
oe 70 slp0te that We PLACID any Nlh IN ihef pfe!en'
SION. But With ielerepee 70 remedy manu- aeshred y
this place and which les become ~ amhf 10 the public
Is household words, We tpesk from hnoWlslre9 Y. In;
iinse eNcelecel, he adapitilon 70 many ottei. q
u q and NE security with which u nay be used we
neak Of he NonrAreil heryeand Bone Lnlmg, prepar'
.dby H,ll Carr & Co., ilom pTeaedpuonlpl ~
DR. Walton Carr, iiio Of hofginipwn, tndnowo Wheel
is ono Of ne most enineni Phyiclansl Virginia TINS
nlnen IA based uponthe brgad phnepe thai any rene
d. which will felleyf e1leEntl paini VIII poetly com
pounded be equally AlnitnOYlrgin fenal a1ee
oia, plileinleiltl hls been futcsssily deWloled-
lis simply ne olsprilg Of Seiefe, hdng mia ihd SIM
he IN Us acuOn aud yet revealing 10 re e6ca rover
more ineIsdhe Toichlnr ne mat hidden elews Of man
and belsardy et being nnotlols othe weakeillnhp
II u asn By T ne fheayff nlmont 10 afkei being
pu Up b toluea iwed d large a. The maiorY ~ Une
ounh ltger ihanlhe fGea besldts being
linieh ttiOng Wecommend II 10 those 10 want Of
n Il ana ceftainfenedg
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Paper Warenouse.
CYRUS W FIELD d CO.,
oonHIss OK rRSonAaTs.
,No,11 Clid street, fl
NBW YORK. 1885, f

"a 70 |ITT
Musprati q superof Bleaching Powder,
Viclola Minis cscbIaisl Willing faleIa
y Rts.5u 49, S1pehOf w ~ u
Gsneseo +" a. lPdnung ky
Rawllus & aons' Rngllah 1issuo r.
Pifsi duillly uHrgmirlre hlue, l.,.i IL
ievaro also gcnts or the principal PAP
rinihs country end oGer Or Slle bynr W pfsl a.
teiiys ind and dcsirabe stock Of PEER sd fepf hisn'
Nsiirialt ihitcAn % 0unt IN ibisoranY oihfI
T6.lf business acknowledgements and Writing papera
af6 a1id ~ lhe clsa only III ~. .4 il :, - X,
Tisir ortr,ordnaTy Abilities enable them 70 olst ell
GooAs boih Foreign and Domii9e po1'u''
p.nsr made "a otSSs any weight. Liberal az
v,ness made on c0u,gnnlepls ofPalef PAPER Aakpis
stock and other nolehahdlfe ,t5-,.t,a. {,
Rsrs. f3hRN lftf9a49i1 ~ susl-y.
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-MEDI0ALI Z
Poo Woods'

ITrfr Rctforntivo isnow f,f lie dfli tine Intro.
W, docsd lhe eltens On fhetllrg, al No is9 Nslle
sUc,l vilchi. ilt tnl sue itn.ty evtfnyeni'd ilA
wltfsctaly tlloin We gcy htllt and Nhshtlt tQtte
orrlniico OF yoalh NIlhodl dyelb eo.er ~ paa
he'd M aHholi dme With ne uiiuit coycrl5 ieuQfe
diOir0a end Prevents tte nnlns 81 uals ilte
nonl Tic hWgitllntnl 70 ohiftuoiige Wiit,l5 pspsi
agOaaIiyr Il beauiu aguclo for toilet iof hs og
oryodls tnd cin oily ls app tel.td pylls U. eua s
aro RESPECTFULLY inilied 70 caettlo Depot !lo aYnne
az tcstiaohitls oil lsilss and gentleman ~ sh epul
tlonin tho South aid Wcti, whefeit wee nNpteu nut
will iesr % he celtnelis below OF lhe 9ulthfa
tlaleimsnanl stnaton Judga blette, n ino,, 900
have utsd pfol o. s. WoodgpHtlf Bssionllys 'nd
have idmicd az Wonierfulsnfsi ~ hhf YVES e.so n
Ing, % ihvueht pIeuniuIey gcyf bul ~ lhe u,9V w
'kssiotaivs' iti grsded lis OnSnii soor and hase
''pouo'p''n'N"" ~ slDSEY BRgRsB
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Id. i III
Ao~irfvr Tefakoll d 20.
4, l6attreor
rin., ,,,fi, ~ NOV DRY 0OODS,
etat ~ AID ~ ,,si n, = n Siatstt
AYk f.eoynd % ilel, ~ ti, iD Wind fni,iiy
- ~, -le y, 'ola-.sl 8. ~,
if An8paoh, crown ~ q ~,
WpOIfss I.g DRY GOODS STORE
4, a. ~ fCttfft. PHILADELPHIA
Iets s. ioi, ~ LAIN r. Jncobyl. .lae5 y iiee9i
iy,otn, w Y, 3s'' lam, d Falfirtn lerli.aep
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F0Rgi0N AND DOMESTIC Dki uVVDo'
AZ Nigs,i sigsti, ,i9 ,g +, ennsed
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And obher Society Regaila,
"a NtffNe = " y. -, no, 4 dad rsII
bqHntffi 4flll 1nd Jeetisi i1a'e ~" '''H
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* .nKgEp 1YE HBAD AND FREf c0gktk I,g - I'D
fiiTizRNS Of Wheeling aud yieiiiy ny
~ lor hcaik remts ne hat nii loi ~ "a 40
your atieftion 10 ny Fail And N!niff N, 1lli
tboi ilsia cans. UmbfelRs and Carfei Sash'' IN
conner OF Market and NOlfoe st,eels Nhi,e Gsois
ina rteat vatiety OF fashionable aielY IeseisepO'
sullahle 10 lie sea,on, al low prizes. II DO,
Very ihankgl lor the ieeIa * sc
AID ffanne iny sloci az viii be ny eaAy,is ~, -;
walf on you ibus umiine labor VIII iss,l ,s5siiI
hate lhcir 01spfnl heillhi ~ lo'hls eu'i's
aud tconony may have noslth' .t....h.. "a t,s1
lsdIef. II ton Wish TO puieh,;e fsshionae'e aiu
clllstibeold Pot OaIee. opposite ne Nf X. ~,
NGe1itnhiilJo o mth topulehase ''lhO'NV"
o, Hat, l lin ,.t--thL
Collatthe above ace, wpfie YOU INV. W. 80
70 coaolly 1sisb3us b9yes leW tse0dis =
low glitei. Il W. TS0A.
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NOTICE EXTRA.

Ihayo smaii tlock Of common cl0hlnElha VIII dIi
tnss or 4 coil even lesl 20 make Tooni i NY bprn
hlehef nn' goods p,op
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planighed Tin Ware.

planished Tin Ware.
lust opened, AN ofspenddp ianlshed Ware,
d consisting coffee and Tea Ufns, chatting Dishes 0ys.
Ter SteweTs Yeg,lihle Dishes, Dish Covers Teap0t5 Bss
coolers Stomach WafmoTsi and painted Toilet sels-a
beaumlartcel Wefespeclfuly solicit lie attention Of
The public 10 our varied aid bea0ilhlassOrtnen House
III ,i'r HOBBS, BARNRs & co,
HOf3i Monroe 81, near the Post once,
yks.lta VI
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lQlnl, AlnlNll Mfthift'f aha ~ oAhNl Fl
nisoRpfRs OF rhg URINARY oa0AAs.
Thcteinv,iuabe have now been beloLe ne
public 70 ne poathyo yeag., and have become end
hyottby kuown that thoy do nol equlle any yoy eAho
Ialshtte. hei were Invented BY one Of NE hesi aud
most tesbntcd yenereai physconsi IN Paris end ante
their intloduson Into tho Uhitei States have eltscd
mofecules bo 81 recent catt md those Of ong sAnd
iaS than any oihof mediclnss 0he Kind ever oofed TO
me public IN he lealneni Of donerheia ana 6issf Al.
90 t,ueefhetd Or IPkirf On tmale) liey have never
beth tQuied, having cured many case. Of om0 cant
yta standing and Tho Pfoplielor ELL irafTdHi hfe 10
cure nine ttttt oul Of ten, taking them on tn aYege
Their contain NJ mercury or an 0lher substance,
az lane majority Df The preparations nov muse do but
On ne couay, tntiiely Vegetable IN tclr naiufet
aud WIN DO 10 Injury othe most delicate female Those
Who ave a,eied cannot 70 better than 10 try ihom and
they will recommend themselves
They are nut Up IN bottles With fn Directions accom-
psnyli them me Andoie AZ 81, aud The LounAtQ es
peI hcls mo bottle lasts ten daya Many have been
Entirely oufSd IN two or thieo days.
Invented by NJ. ~ LILY, phytic,n or The Paris dosp-
iat and pTSayed frun no odyn, recipes, end sold AZ
w'y'D 6RoY Z TO-, ersrp,t Aopsr,.
Tor The United states dnd ctnlda, ioMhom ordsra tnal
fTiScipsi Depot, 4Ss broadway, corner Grand H. New
York .t.t asl nt
Soidin Wheeling, wholeials end relhllby
f'Hatf I'll I. H.pATTBRsuN q co.
No. 80 Monroe n.
piusturr- FILMING q BROrHRRs, 10. % Wood
Al. and By DTurfHi1 generally N' lclt-am
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no Country MerohantB,

RER.R.s. KNOX having wihdnwnf nom lie hgn, Of
MI NcChlleH, KnoxG Coz the remaining partners have
isiocied with Mr. Chester d. Knox, (bfoher OF s.
n Knox 90 long, fayorably known heiadng pubic
-tssaning thosiyle oiMeCiliens and Knox.
THEY would respectfully Inform ihelr Old customers (whn
have 30 long bttly Sustained lhem) and I'll oherdea
bfsln Boots and Shoes that ihclr Fall Stock will b Arv
ing fom the i0ih 10 iboltst ofSepiember.
Hsvne been toecicd with Tue glcatest care and bought
oroash thoy tefthtmseyta ihdtin theft Ftl stock OIL
Boostnd Shoes ley csn hold out Inducements 10 qualify
dpices tupodoro tny ever offered 10 ihe markell TO
Cuury NeiChan1 ther way east. they would b6peah'
Cd TO exhibit er stock and post iheminpTcts ieene'sly
fatn9ngt eompaIion With nc mtfkeis Of and
tMIadsrfio fssp5l MoCJAIIBNs y KNOX,
4 OGAK, CARR & CO., hayeiusi received ii0 boyey
4 or toitoco, N addition 10 their large stock CAL
round al No 81 aud zee specimen or The "Calorni
rodsh bar TohaccO intended for 81 ''who love COCA
ibin" Aio,a large lot oflmorled SssaTejutlt ohana
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DR.. Todd's Pills

r5uHt q. DR.. YOdd'6 Pills
3 6tAN behidfrtsht and tsndns so cllowlg plicll IN
NJtletlfy0f Whceinfahd vciHiy, ,iti-At ihc Drug
siofss n itusa Hilsif B1nt 4 tadatlli BnllnlsT 4
q ColDf 4 n Loiyn6 OF Fttdik Ythrlnh VIZ Mckee q
Coi(RlltiltioWn)j Breailnler (ftilie WitclnE(a
he Shoe tihie q Todd Desol, matkel i9uife ind u
|FInhllIt4a.
flI t.n also VI htd ttP Dunno, Crave Crteki he
dillio0N and jlcne Goodingsi Nauoml huiei besi Y
iCrtl rrti Afrtrdd1i Nilsson SpIinsaf's, wtll Wheel
~, sri lly lconnnr, lTidTp0Iii ohn,
tTls,. ID a tred no ndhef recommendation than an
tfillfihiy 1iifloe ha'h eclstli re eI noe lhln
,1iiltts, ilQlo~iiyihtm. e3crtI boxi 81 pti
fc..t6setr..rt. 1851 HH Mn6
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-MBDIOINAL.

The Nonparsil Nerve and Bone
LINIM ENT,
by ~. q. CARR q CO., FROM
A PRESCRIPTION FURNISHED BY DR..
WATSON CARR, lR WllRELlNGi
LATR OH MORGANYOWN.
h tii,s t,sa hft,osi FrineJtntf engrpa,iy tAieh
tA Md. Cd tdtrtl piiai Wiz " freyifly cetl'
tenief, Ltqaflit necffifi M rfaorlHg idifT-
roi egstileaii q p3r!r iolefh lsaayNp
t.lf {fisig,ff n sli healiar % "a
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