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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
WILMINGTON MARKET.

GEO. H. KELLEY, Grocer and Com. Merchant.
Turpentine comes in slowly, and dali at 81 SO
for dip, l so for hard spirits tarpentine, the mar
ket is quite dull at SIC; tar has ruled firm and ad-
vanced to l So p Dbl; rosin is dull, 81 for small,
and l 20 for large; corn, arrival two cargoes corn,
$500 bushels old sold at sec q IS h., the balance
of new at 81 p bushel corn meal l % to l 10, and
coming in slowly bacon, new in moderate supply,
Zoe. hog round, III to 12c. for hams lard, a slight
decline, new III bbl., u to III kegs; butter, ge-
shen &c to &c, mountain, good 20 to Csc; cheese
in moderate supply at 113 to 124 molasses, arri-
val ola cargo, 23c. in lots, "a by amount under 5;
salt, a good supply of sack in store, 80 to 40 IN
lots -four is scarce, 9 to 81 from wharf 81 from
store; peas, IS to 99c. for COW; pork, northern
mess 144 to Is, and advancing; oats, a cargo ar
rived, private sale, supposed 60c.; cotton, the de-
mand is better, ordinary 4 to s cash rice, clean
Al u cask Irish potatoes 4 to Al q Dbl; coffee,
O good supply IL to Ill. Feb. 3.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
MARRIED.

Atthe residence of Calvin Dials, in Wayne CO.,
on Sunday evening, 18th ult, by the Rev. Will
liam Vernon, Mr.. Lewis Martin and Miss Polly
Ann Price, all of Wayne county.
In this county, on Saturday morning the 2Sth
ult., by K. 81. Brown, Esq, Mr.. Calvin S~egraves to
Miss Nariah j., eldest daughter of R. T. Freeman,
all of this county.
Near Roxobel, N. c., at the residence of James
Peellc, on Sunday the 9th January, by R. II. Cox,
Esq, Mr.. Bennett Saddler, to Miss Mary Peelle.
In Cumberland county, on the 10th ult, by Jas.
S. Harrington, Esq, Mr.. Alvin B.. Jones to Miss
Mary Mclean. Also, on the 18th, by the same,
Mr.. Malcolm Mcneil to Miss Margaret W. Patter.
son. va Carclinian please copy.
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FARM VALLEY SCHOOL.

THE Winter and Spring Session of this Shoot,
IL will commence ON Monday, the 18th Of Feb,
1855, under the care of Misses II. c. CALL and
A.. A. FISHER.
This school is situated in a pleasant and healthy
part of Pitt county, N. c., near the Plank Road,
Is miles above GreenYille.
Every attention will be paid on the part Of the
teachers, to the health and comfort, as well as TO
the Intellectual culture Of the students under their
care. Board can be obtained on reasonable terms,
in good families in the neighborhood.
Terms, PER SESSION OF TWENTY WEEKS.
OrthoGraphy, Reading, Writing and Arithmetic SO
Higher English Branches-...-..--.........S
Latin and French
Ose OF
Drawing, Pencilling & Painting IN water colOrs...4
Monochromatfc and Colored Crayons-........-.6
1t is desirable that students should be present at
the commencement of the session, though no
charge will be made excepting for the time they
attend. Application may be made at the School
house, or by letter TO either Of the teachers, ad-
dressed to Marlboro, Pitt CO., NC.
MARTHA c. CALL.
ABBIE A. FISHER.
Feb. ], 1855. 23-4tpd
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE
Can a man be a Christian and sell liquor

This is a question which, at first gi"mCo'
will perhaps be considered as iana.io.s
and the p~ropounder thereof as a maogn"" Cor
Bullet US calmly consider this question lGs u
q few moments, then decide whether ~ %
ianatici5m, to say that q man cannon ~ "
true christian and sell that which desttGyt
not only the bodies but the souls OF them 'nn n
use 1t and whether he is entitled to the up,
relation Of q mailman who attempts 70 oP 3Io
the eyes Of the blind and to throw on sLo
mask from those who attempt to unlte VIZ
character Of n follower Of Christ, with tna' '
IN agent Of Hell.
We shall attempt to define as succinctiy u
possible the character Of q true Chriss' 49,
ana compare it with the character Oh tnt
h7uor dealer What are the three g'e"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

of Representatives on Saturday resumed, in
committee of the whole on the State of the
Union, the consideration of the French Spolia-
ton bill, and after the rejection of numerous
amendments, the committee rose and the bill
was reported to the House, read a third time
and passed by ITO to 70. The bill passed
the Senate at the last session, but as it was
amended so as to make the u. s. 5 per cents.
authorised to be issued, redeemable at the
pleasure of the Government, and to preclude
further liability to the United States should
the amount prove insufficient to satisfy all
the claims, it will have to go back to the
Senate. The bill, we believe, provides for
the appointment of three commissioners to
adjust the claims, and of an attorney who
shall defend the government against unjust
applications for relief. The commissioner
arc required to sit two years, and five mil
lions is made the limit of the appropriation
for the object proposed.
WAKE FOREST CoLLEGE.-We are gratifed
to learn that about 90 students have alreadv
arrived at the College this session which
opened last week, and that a number more
are expected in a few days. This should
encourage the friends of the Institution to 90
on in the endowment till it is completed,
which will place the College on a perm anent
basis and give it an enviable and influential
position before the country.
On the 1st instant, the celebrated mronaut
Mons. GODDARD, left New Orleans in his BAL
loon. and in three hours and a half afterwards
landed safely at Amite settlement in East
Feliciana, La, one hundred and ninety miles
from New Orleans!
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

MAINE LAWN the New Jersey House of
Representatives, on Tuesday, the Prohibitory
Liquor Bill passed to a third reading. A
motion to exclude lager beer was negatived.
The bill will be voted on by the people in
October next, and if ratified will go into effect
in February following.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
MARKET,

Corrected meekly for the Spirit Of the Age. By
S4RL. OLIVER DC son, General Com
mission Merchants and dealers IN Agricut-
tural Implements.
Turpentine, the supply light, wo quate small
in demand, small lots readily at So aS8e meal 81;
-four, ne change, 9! to $40 for N. G., and $l4 for
best Hiram Smiths brand; oats scarce at 75c.;
peas are selling readily at 20 to 80c.; pork has ad-
vanced a shade, now worth s! @ G. bacon, none
in market; lard 10 and lie: cotton 4. Feb. 3.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
PETERSBURG MARKET.

REPORTED BY ROWLETT, HARDY & CO.,
Produce Commission Merchants, Petersburg Va.
Corn, sales at S5c.; cotton, sales at s @ S5c.,
fine lots extra 81 wheat, market active at l 80,
l 50, l 70, l so, l 80, 2 90, "a 2 05, as in quality
tobacco in active demand, Tugs 4, 5, 5 so, 6 a s IS:
leaf 6 so, Z so, s so % 10; clover seed, sales at
s 80 in small lots; herds seed 1 81 p bushel
guano. Peruvian active at $50. Feb. 3.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

A FRIGHTFUL DEsCENT.-The telegraph a
few DAYS since announced that the balloon,
in which a Miss Bradley assembled from
Easton, Pa. burst, and the lady descended
with the most ~ftightful r~apidity. An eye
witness gives the following account of the
scene:
1t would appear from Miss BPS own &C.
count, that she knew very little about the
business she had undertaken, or of the eff.
fects likely to be produced upon the balloon
when it reached the rariied atmosphere
The balloon was an old one, and the silk had
become so rotten that it is wonderful that it
would bear imitation at all. When she reach
ed this height she states that the baflon,
which was not entirely filled when it left the
earth, expended, until the gas began to es-
cape at the seams and became very offensive
to her. She had been so absorbed by the
enchanting prospect spread out beneath her,
which she says was magnificent beyond the
power of language to describe, that she had
not noticed the balloon. The escape Of gas
alarmed her, and she pulled the valve rope,
but permitted but little gas to escape, as
she was afraid she would fall into the Della
ware, which was directly beneath her.
In q few moments after this the balloon
COLLAPSED, and to our horror and alarm, we
saw her fsIl with frightful rapidity for the
distance Of six hundred or seven hundred
see, although we then observed that she was
descending quite slowly. 1t seems that when
the balloon burst it was torn into ribbands,
except the lower part or neck of the balloon.
f So completely was the upper part torn to
:. pieces, that large pieces Of silk blew away,
and the remainder hung Town even below
the car. When she had fallen this distance
the neck of the balloon suddenly blew up,
+. turning inside out, and catching against the
net work, formed q parachute, which bore
i her safely to the ground. She came down
in an open field, and so lightly did the car
strike the earth that she says there was not
the slightest jar. Her presence of mind was
extraordinary. After this fearful fall, and
when the balloon was still descending with
lerrrifhc velocity, she threw out her sand bags
anu anchor, and then with the utmost calm
ness commenced singing a hymn. She
. 'NsN'eu about four miles from this place,
AN individual was recently convicted, in
~ nm court at New Orleans, of man
Sau sDo1 y having killed another, in q duel.
Am ~ -. ''|les that the duel was fought
" wiz" ue parties were equal in physical
a power, ana when one objected To the knife of
US the other, the latter offered and ootuoliy Ala
at exchange knives, and with the vo.non ~ bis
p antagonist, slew him. The Dalto 49,
en- this is the Irst conviction of tho Lind oyor
be achieved in Louisiana, and mark niIu e
he the sentimentsahuh habits ofthe peonla H.
of forth in addition to the civil disopaEea aiehce
,ersons who undertake to settle M "nt
as by n resort to Inc dueIlo, will te eyndsod -
n, prosecution ana convection IN the courts e.,
he pn offence which subjects the party to :, i@ %
,at famous punishment
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Jan. Is, 1855.

NEW CATERS, AT 150c. A PAIR.-Just re-
IN ceived at the Ladies Saloon a splendid lot of
Ladies' Black Caters, with thin soles, medium
soles and thick soies-alla at l50ea pair, and worth
a great deal more money, but we are determined to
sell cheap for cash down.
Also juss received a fresh supply of Ladies' light
colored Caters for 150c a pair.
Misses black and colored Caters for 81 a pair,
cash up and no grumbling to pay old bills at lar
ger prices.
Ladies best Morocco Bootees at 125 cts a pair.
For bargains call at the Ladies' Saloon, NJ Z. 81
Main street. W. Ii. ADDINGTON.
Norfolk, Jan. "a, 1855. 90
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North Carolina Book Store,

HENRY D. TURNER has for sale, tb. su-
IL preme Court Reports, uniform sets or singh,
volumes. Price reduced.
Iredelrs digest, three volumes,
Swaim's Justice,
North Carolina Form Book,
Also, at greatly reduced prices, in quantities. or
by retail, a complete assortment of School Books.
Blank Books stationary and Fancy Articles: i'm.
venile and Toy Books; all the New Publications
as seon as issued the Standard Publications in
every depareHeEt Of Literature, Arts and Science
and in every language, Ancient or Modern,
Music Books and Musical Instruments.
Writing Desks Of Leather, Rosewood and Mahogany.
work Boxes, do do and Paper Machis
Walking Canes and Whips, great variety.
Choice Gold Pens in Silver and Gold Cases.
Velociped 8, Gigs, Hobby Horses, Baroaches.
Wheel Barrows, &c.
@- Mathematical Instruments and Thermeze.
ters in great variety,
BOOK BINDING, in every variety, promptly
executed in the neatest manner.
Va Select Garden ~Seeds-every variety-w-
ranted fresh and gOod-selected from the most an
proved Seedsmen and Gardeners nths Norther.
Country.
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PRICES r
paTCTru VIII olaeaIa Prie,

RALEIGH MARKET-Wholesale Prices.
Reported expressly for the Spirit of the Age, by
JORDANWOMBLE, Grocer and Commission Mer-
chant, Harget Street, Raleigh. Flour 81 so to IS
p Dbl. Corn 50 to 80 p bushel. Meal 80 to 81 90.
Bacon, hog round, 1O1 to III. Hams III to A.
Butter 20 q %. Stock peas, IS to so, white do.
so to 90. Pork S6 so to 81.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
ERIIT TREES

THE undersigned has now at Raleigh, in Mr..
Thompson's lot, below the Baptist Cbarch. and at
David Henry Stephenson's, $50 Fruit Trees, of
the finest kinds of fruit, early and late, consisting
of Apples, Peaches, Cherries, Plums, ApFicots and
Nectarines.
shall be absent from Raleigh about two weeks.
During my absence, orders for trees should be left
with Mr.. Thompson, and they will be selected and
delivered by said D. IL. Stephenson.
/ shall be back towards the end Of the Session
to attend to the business myself.
JOSHUA LINDLEY.
Jan. %, 1855. 22-3t
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COARSE BOOTS.

I 00 Cases Mems coarse Boots, thick and heavy
wv for negroes, have been received at the La
dies Saloon, for sale cheap for cash down.
The Boots are made of wax leather and grain
leather, the sizes running from 6 to IL Z to IL, s to
IL, . to l3, and 10 to l4-both long and short legs.
Orders from the country, accompanied with the
cash, or good city acceptances on 6 months, will
be promptly attended to, at a very low price.
w. IL. ARLINGTON,
81 Main street, Norfolk, Va
Norfolk, Jan. Is. 1855. 90
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L. S. PERRY,
DENTAL N,
RALEIGH =. c..
Feb. 5, 1854. 23-1y
Pennington Female Seminary.
Feb. S, 1854.

TNHE next session of this School will commence
4 on Monday, the 18th Of February next. The
prices of tuition in the academic course vary from
5 to SI2 per term. Music including use of instru-
ment, SIS. Extra Drawing SIS extra. Board, in
cludiun all incidental expenses SO per month.
n NARY II Ff =. TArUM, Prin'pals
Eoh 1 1O5h % o.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07

@~ YOUNG LADY of some experience in
teaching, desires a situation either in a private
family, or as an associate in a Female Academy
Address A. H., Oaks, Orange county, N. G.
REFERENcEs.-Rev. Solomon Lea, Leasburg, n.
c.; w. j. Bingham, Esq, Oaks, N. C.
Feb, l, 1855. % Kind
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
u DYSPEPSIA And INDIGEsTIoN.-

Va DYSPEPSIA AND INDIGESTION
These great scOurges of our people cannot be too
well understood, or the means of adverting 1r Gu
ring them too highly appreciated. The person
who discovers any means of cure or alienation,
eeafeFs a benefit upon his fellows, and is deserving
of honor. This desirable c~onsummatien has been
achieved, and not only may dyspepsia be cured,
but it may be prevented, by the use of Hollands
German Bitters,' prepared by DIR. C. NJ. Jackson,
Philadelphia, which medicine is spoken of in terms
of the highest commentator by thousands who
have tested its efficacy. 1t is perfectly innseuous
in its nature, and possesses the valuable property
of improving the health of the robust, as well as
restoring the health of the sick. 22-2
For sale by Williams & Haywood, and P. F. Pes
cud, Raleigh and W. j. Eddins, Forestville.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
Spring style of Hats for 1855.

FENHE Subscribers have this day received by the
l. Adams Express Company, Beebe & Co. Spring
style of Hats-for their beauty and lis htness please
to examine them. Also, Warburton's style with
Corrugated Brims. Something new.
W. II. & R. S. TUCKER.
Rale oh Feb 4 1919 %
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1855-02-07
EMINENT.

The most extraordinary discovery IN the World Is
the Great Arabian Remedy for Nan and Beast.
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J. ". bDUCh.


- t.isn Of the MAYOR Adermen and ComnonAlty d tho
Gay of By tho troon Aga Duct Board Of sAii
rr tive a. tho acfairtus of LANDS tot NEW REsEhsUih
la ito cv bcws, S6th and Goth aGd tho IN and I'D
a,s o. tho said city. - -
w che Commissioner Of Appraisal In the mater ABOVE co
u hcrrty siyo notice tho OWEN. Ie.seos persons ah
r.es Interested The lands teuemeni' hefsa-oSS sbo
iivisc. affected thereby aud ~ Al oshs" ~h' nay Con-
crfa. - follows 60 Viii -,-,
ttf.s. That We the ,ad Ccmn oners, have completed
tad srraisal 81 Tho several owners, essess
r,, 49, rr,e., Interested In tue lands 20 be taken by tins
s To- che aa,. aornpfisra hsrro, and have PR pared
90 800, "A tho saouaf ln aid equitable compensation
a. b IA g. sass .essecs. parties and persons stoosaa
sli vh.f w. the sail Commissioner hsvs deposited
f , 90 tisrssPt 81 sush Eta ago Appraisal sud Report
Ia he tsss OAse 0t no tiy II ios To nspecioa
- y hra sucrsa usy
tt.s ttsi pcssa psgsans hose rights may h 81
s hy snl hal object The sane 90 % any part
sssf ~ilta DAYS atu tho hst public sfion this
ss..s h hsl "a ~nting "a. the sad
,.ss slssss, saso No - Broadway IA tho CITY u
Nsv-Neak
t,s,h rhs 90 .a RsFost, In tho any part
thsvs 10 % evsA AHd AL spru 90 US ~ require oorrec
ss s.a eFss tho shall Do cconsdeIcd and cor
.ss.. ~I - .Ssss ~ 20 Ne sapssae Court Al General
gsas, ,ke,osf - - heN "a sao Ffsi Jadla Dtrict tho
lt, h.I sss CAV ~ Nee Nesa The art MONDAY Of
N,o - ssNf - he scas u No Court that iay OF A
sessl "a" ~ heard aad moen all thea and thor,
49, 10 sssNtAsi tacseL-Noe, losa Ar a. lSy
EnM AID e NeSr.
ABRAHAM rSSNrRf. Comm ,.,on..
plNiEL pop0E.
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TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

hr KEENEDY u RoHbury, has discovered In zoe of oar
pasture ~eed', remedy mat cure. ~ Enn p,C
He has tried il IN oyer eleven ean Led e'ss' ~. % % ~
sic-p, ~ ~o 80 hundred es,,ises,e. Of 10 value i. ~itAs
Two eo,es are warIanied TO nursing mouth
one 70 b9tes W. the worst and OF pnpes onh
Two or three bottles viii clear the system OF bies.
1wo bottles warranted - cure the wont eaIaer In La
Thee to dive bottles &C warranted ito OF
sps.po@~ - -, -. T., -.
Two bottle. .o esnSrted To running Of tho cas- Ana
botcLcs Ainons Tie AA.
Sour OF 81, bottle. warranted ooruP, and running
arcrs 49,,
Two % ttr. adeJ 10 Tho worst sse u
rrgwofu- ., . - -, ,,.
ThS5s to iopi bottle. a.. ~.-aatse ..rs-u
eight BOTTLES ui tho e scfcfuia
benefit always espesusoa fosn no rs, bette and pS
issi wsusa'ed whoa hs above quantity "a 'AAon.
hotAus lovAs npsohailo th.se ~ho have sts
All if uehsiass 4 ~ lay. tha Weea
o~,ns e rsstaivs and Al.Hs old o walls 'asal
s,ssy hanos Tho ayse.a yss a.sA h ysa
hslnu, la. ssaG rhs,v " ais ht' ha'
ls..Sl ss e It "a 10 ,Sai,, i u.,sa Ias~ ,As 81
's u Ia 900, Aas hs' ''vaAy dove 's"o q .As s'oa
's ,a M>ssa.h~ss,sa save sc 60 shhhsa
tatas .td,ea h.s tss -eo s'd a.ssr 'ssssspi
iA.ss -hs ..v ,ptsy, - ssai.sas VII
.~.r' Us " T. sves ssvai N sec Ia 's'a'h sat- @teieSss
as "t have 'AsSs h-'e tse" '''0 80 ro-is arS lave
.~.sl.sel Nh.ls 40 ssiJ s'ss4 ~viss 4sss
ss,a.N s.vL.. besss. Pas as -
.i-....i, ta.r .~ Issrrs. aesa Vst DAYS ~vsA
lite. ,sss. ~ at sNs rvul4stf Az ps-sss
l. III - H. --s..,.s-s s~~4~. s.' 49,
49, s..s-~I ~.
h.-~.sg.~.yi D., pos atp asNNrpt NJ 10 "ss'Ss % .
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. a. otNp5 ~ tsi " gitt1e. naeStSa - -
~ ~ Nv ti.s..- 5s'titrt srttN pnN'. ~,
80 v 'H.-. = ePse ~ s.,eg.,. = !" 80
..r-. HiFnAk1. httekt 4 sishAt w.'Ss 20
v thv .to5S - af-s5>- ~, H. "a J Has~Aysi
49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-09-22

y pestion Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commoaty Of 200
Cty ii New ork relative the WIDENING OF ILiFf-srj
on The westerly side thereof between beokmar and
Ferry SIS In the City Of New YOrkWe the Commissioners
OF Estimate and herein hereby give notice 70 tho
owner az owners occupant occupants Of all Houses ana Lou
snd improved aud unpTOyed lance Affected hereb and 70
all others whom may concern, follows TO wiz ihn We
have ccnteted estimate Ind assessment and nat a. pef
ous whose interests affected thereby and who may Do OPP
poed 10 the same present their objections IN Whiting Guy
se,ded TO GEORGE II. Pu RSER Esq cur Chairman attn,
Office of the COMMISSIONER No 81 Cbambefss 'e ,obd stoy
font room ia this city before the Isl day Of october
l25 That any such or persons who may conshoi
Themselves assrevcd by said estimate and wi" %
hoard the before u.s. AZ tho zane place.
~ oe lock r ~ the 5th DAY of October 1854 That
the abstract the said Estimate and Assessment together Nth
DOR Mar. ard al sdays estimates and other docn-
which used by masns our report have been
dero,cd N she Comm s.ioners Once OF the City and
C.ury of New fok h.is 20 remain until the ~ day OF No
s,nbsr, 1875 hat tbs ua embraced BY 'ho s,sessn-nt
.ossd follows An those pieces Of land situate la tho
s,.d city fronting both sides Of Cifst between Fatonr
aud point noAey II frsnkorts both sides Of
Perry between Jacob Pearl both Sdes Of bes<
st. betwec Gold and PeArsts the same are laid o0
on fhe said Map OF the Commissioners. That our report
herein viii be prevented the Supreme Court OF tho siats OF
EewYork Special Term thereof u be held Al hs city
al IN tie said cr on SATURDAY the 81 day Of nos oor
~ s6 II the opening Of the Court that day and ths-
then thereafter counsel Dc heard
nation v N be usde the; said tpor be confirmed
Az ~ lsN GEORGE H. PLRsEh,)
CHARLES MEAD. Comm~'"hs"
J. W bDUCh.
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r. Il. n.
DAD WAYS READY RELIEF

III "A ID w II n u 1T
II Dsrhea Cholera painful disehnges from me
boses are stoppfd in minntes by RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF For Headache whether sck or nervous Rheuna
tfn Paralysis Lum0sgo Govt Neuralgia Swollen joints and
lie Liver Peusy SweDnss Of tho Joints pains Ia the B9%
els Heartburn. aud pains Of all ands, RADWAfS hEADi
fer to Joys Of pleasure. - ,.,,,, npso,vvNr
IN, IN. eur, of chronic SerouOn end yphAlue
Con-umpye and other affections Of tho lungs and
throat ndu.tons sud enlargement u parts nsuf"sn euP
tvs and ,,yiou- ii s-a-es II he SKIN Dyspepsia
r. X. r. No. S-RADWAY'S REGULAF
are the most safe reisbe Pills In and will cure enect
yely and Indigestion inflammation OF tho
the bowels dyspepsia liver complsni diseases OF ne nsa
sitney. bladder womb difficulties and all female compsne
al s,inary tcues whenever the system gu, Of order,
dose OF RI DWAYs REGULATORS will restore 4 70 issaar
~ RADWAY Co. No le2 FULION-Sr, W sTAlho
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CUPREME T.-Kings County.

UPREME COU Things County
SnENRY X. PERSON against THOMAS OkiLEf"sum
mons for money demand eonuaot-Com not ser 10 nS
defendant are hereby summoned and required 10 an
aver the complaint in this action which Wa bed in inc
office OF the CLERK the County OF Kings the
of inst his Office AZ the City Hall Of tho Clty Of
Brootlyn copy OF answer 20 the sad DOM
rubcriber bis office No. bS Merchants TX
L,o,e ia the City Of NewYork within twenty days afr tho
service OF ibis exclusive OF mo day o.
eryce; and tbs said compliant wln tnr
time Aforesaid the plaintiff will take Judgment tor the sun OF
i've hundred and y dollar, with interest from TIE nf'
dsy Of July thousand esht hundred and ny'e oenao
die ,ost OF this action.-Datcd september 2, 100
go isx6xs J. ) SLAUSON, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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