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FOR SALE.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE -
l. HOUSE AND LOT, in the town of Kenansville, :iR
Dupln county. The improvements consist of dwelling and
necessary out houses The Lot contains and half
eres The location is desirable being adjacent to
quire of the subscriber the premises.
Oct. 3, 56. [5-3ml J. p. DAHMER.
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SlOO REWARD


Will be given for sufficient evidence convict any white
of harboring said negro thirty dollars for him if
taken alive, fifty dollars for his head He has wife
Mr. VIM. Hansleys, Sr.; is of Old Sam Nixon, and
has two brothers in Town. of whom John Nixon)
stevedore who may endeavor get him off Captains of
vessels requested to be the look out for him
P. NJ. WALKER.
Wilmington N. c., March 3lst 1856 l77-3t-3 3l-tf
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NEW GOODS. cHEAP FOR CASH.

NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
TNHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE JUST OPENED THEIR
RES HARDWARE. HOILoW-WARE, CRoCKERY,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS, Sc, &c, which they offer to the pub
lie at the iOtUest possible preces for CASH.
Persons anything in line viii please give
call as we sell for Cash, confident we sell
cheaner than any credit establishment in the place.
l.. B. HUGGINS & SON,
Corner Market and Second Streets
Wilmington, N. c., Oct. I4th, 1886 3S-2t-7-4t
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LAW NOTICE,

NJ. +. SMITH. DE BRUTZ GUITAR. -,
NTESSRS. SMITH & GUITAR, Attorneys at Law, will
M hcnceforh occupy Office directly opposite the Court
House Wmiug and practice in co-patnershp in the
county of New Hanover. ,..
WrSmith would inform his clients in the adjoining coun-
ties that Mr. Guitar will act for him whilst absent on the
circuit and always be found at the Office
TuIv N 1876
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THOs. B. CARR. NJ. ID. ID. ID. $.

60 PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last ten
E5SSAsSSs@A years charges for
o5c6 - ~ VI l'' 90
An entire set ofteetb on fine gold plate $50 90
6itt0 on po1d with artificial gums $50 90
Ditto on Patina plate, with artificial gums, $50 90
Upper or under ditto, each Is 90
i'TI natural fUpsT 'na' 0'n''0O '' 90
A fine gold filing, ,carrantcd permanent, 2 90
Do. and destroying the nerve, So to W
Extracting a tooth 50 cts. to l 90
Best denrces and tooth brushes always hand Every
operation tca0ned to give entire satisfaction Teeth in
Immediately after the extraction of the fang and
modelled after the gums have hrunken, without additional
charge.
Office on Markst-st. doors below the Church
Wilmington, N c., April 21th, 1854 l95-lm-34-tt
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.
ia THE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale accommodating
- TERMS and at a low price, valuable Lot, containing
two acres situated at LONG CREEK BRIDGE, on the
north sia the main road-on the Lot is Dwelling,
and necessary houses. Also Lot the south
side Road fronting so feet by 800 feet deep For
particulars apply to JOHN LARklNS,
Long Creek Post Office,
Aug 22---5O-tf New Hanover Co., N. G.
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1,1.oRnaxn To sLAVls OWNERS.

s@x lam STATIONED AT MAXWELL'S DEPOT,
~ 27 Miles from Wilmington, on the Wilmington and
"a Manchester Railroad, with pack of frsrate Track
~ Dogs and will attend to calls promptly, when not
otherwise engaged any distance the Railroads For
further particulars address the subscriber Green Swamp
P. o., N. T.. VIM. u MULFORD.
REFERENcEs.-C. R. Council, Brunswick CO., n. c. J..
w Anders Bladen co., N. G. j. L. Mcmillan, Bladen Co,
N c.: H. H. Newkirk, New Hanover co.. N. c.. Joel L.
Moore, New Hanover N. c.; Robt G. Brady, Marion
s. c. John w Olford Robson CO., n c.; John A. McFae,
Robson CO., N. G.
Ang % iS56-52-6m weekly Herald MI
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FOR SALE Oia RENT.

"a THE SUBSCRIBER, OFFERS FOR SALE OR
Et rent. his TURPENTINE LANDS in Mcintosh county,
Georgia. the Aatamaha river, lo miles above DaI'en
Of boxes of which last SPRING and the
balance are and years old There is also large guam
liver The Turpentine business here may be increased
to any extent that might desire There are now on the
pnd FT r. wh,h will be sold with the land, if desired
wishing to change my business, will sell or lease % sad
lands or anv portion of them at great bargain In leas-
na will give the privilege of cutting moro boxes
For further particulars apply to the Subscriber at
,oss Std
Wsssin.ton (N c. Times, copy till first December 'S6
and forward bill to this eice Immediately.
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NOTICE TO MY CUSTOMERS.

NN THE FIRST DAY OF OCTOBER, 1856, associa-
" ted with me in Co-Partnership, my son JAMES B.
HUGGNS The business will hereafter be conducted un
der the style of l.. B. HUGGINS 4 SON.
Oct. l4th, 1856 l.. B. HUGGlNS.
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Terms of St1bscrIptton'

Ono year. invariably in advance Oo
UTO I > oa,vment is not made in advance, .3 w
hen pay received for less term than year
bscr6er permitted to discontinue his paper after tne
encemept of subscription year, till the expiration Of
so subscriber wishing his paper discontinued at the enc OF
Tsar must pay up in full and give the PropretotS sm
| notice otherwise the paper Will be continued al"
Tu-asd for according to the above terms. -
Any person sending US FIVE NEW su6Scrosrs
,ed with the advance subScrpton aAz
Letters containing money for this paper, at our
-isk. -. oorooto1 With this office must be
l5rsssed (post paid) to the proprietors
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NOTICE.

IT HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH NE IN
| the Hardware Business, in Wilmington, my son y Z
ROBTNSON The business will hereafter be conducted un
der the firm of j. M. ROBINSON s. son. ,r,,
WILMINGTON Ian lst, 1856
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. &e.

The Greatest Medical Discovery OF the Age, 10
AYERS CATHARC TIC PILLS.
TTNHEY don't complaints, but they cBRR them.
L One Box has cured dyspepsia.
Three Boxes have cured the cases Of SsrofulA
Two Boxes have cured Ery.ipelas.
One Box always cures the Jaundice.
Three Boxes are sure to cleanse the system from Boil
have completely cured the worse Of ulcers ON
the legs
Small doses seldom fail to cure the Piles
One dose the Headache arising from foul Stomsch
bd FOng dose: Often Re repeated sxps every worm rOn tn.
more or less afflicted with this scourge
As a gentle Physic they have equal.
One Box cures arrangement Of the liver.
Half Box Cold.
They purify the blood and thus strike foundation
AS Dinner Pill there is not their equal in the world
They are purely vegetable, and can do harm. but do
Prepared by Or. J. c. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mas.
H. fHI PP ana Il G z n aVd.
boro' by LUCAS MOORE; and by all respectable Drug
Sept. 26th, l856-4-2m
lust RECEIVED.-1O,O 900 lbs White Lead Pure, Extra
and No. 900 lbs Black Lead in Oils 1,OOOlbs Ven
Blakes Fire Proof Paint; 40 IBIS svors Plastic Paint
10 bbls Linsecd Oil; bbls Lamp Oil; bbls; Common
Oil; bbls Machinery Oil; 400 lbs Chrome Green, Dry
full assortment of PAINTS always hand and for sale
wholesale and retail, by w. H. LIPPITT,
Nov. Druggist and Chemist.
,UUU brands fer sale at Manufacturers prices, by
VIM. H. -!PPITT, Druggist and Chemist
600 or. Suph. Quinine 10 bbls. Epson Salts; sask
itz Mixture; 10 lbs Rochelle salts so lbs Gum Opum
so lbs. Gum Guaacum bbl. Gum Camphor; 500 BlaeE
So S Mac. 10 is 0S
lbs. Rhubarb; so lbs Ipecac. -
For For sale s and Drures and chemist
oils! OILs!!-Just Received fresh supply of Lin.
~ seed Train, Lard Fish Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w. H. LIPPIfT, Druggist and Chemist
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HENRY BURKHINIER.

TT7HOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO, SNUFF
w and SEGAR Store, Sign Of the Indian Chief M W
KET street, second door above Water, WILMINGTON, N u
n B.-An orders filled with despatch.
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NE0ROES WANTED.

THE SIrRSCRGBER is in MARKET FOR
(XS number of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN,
"a BOYS AND GIRLS, for which the highest cash
~ prices will be paid. 800 So.
Those having such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage call the subscriber, at Wilmington
DAVID J. SWITZERLAND.
T,o o7+h 1e56 43-tf
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II. BAltBAJGH,
Architect Superintendent and Contractor OF
pnhIic lsnd PrIXnte BMiIdLmGs.

Pubic an" FflE"'e m -, &C r or
LSO furnishes and puts up complete all kinds OF CAoi
a IRON RAILING FOR CEMETERIES, &c. Speci-
mems Of Patterns he seen. =
PLANS FOR BUILDINGS drawn and sent to all parts
Of the country Orders through the oSI Ohce VIII receive
prompt attention.
Wilmington, N. c., April 25.-3l-ly.
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OILS! OILS!!-Just Received fresh supply Of Lin
~ seed Train, Lard, Fish, Elephant, Whale and Sperm
Oils For sale by w. H. LIPPITT Druggist and Chemist.
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NnTICE TO MILL OWNERs

rTHE SUBSCRIBER has been carrying on the MILL
WRIGHT BUSINESS for many years. and WIS Tsess 70
framing and Founding Steam Mills with Upright or Circu
also Fixing Mills and add K9' dD Se mo, @
nroved pans for Saving Lumber Grinding Corn He
all Of hi. be equal to other done o
work should fail in principle and workmanship he will rehx
the same free of charge.
The Public will find it great saving to give MN @ Ineir
as he will do all Of work in the shortest posi-
BE time Por further information address the subscriber a'
Sill Creek New Hanover county, N o.. ,1rDON
Auo % IS56-526m* Millwright and Machinist
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NOTICE.
ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNE!
n from tresspassing, in any manner, On my lands L
Columbus county n. c., under the penalty OF the law
Sont 20 IS55.3-tt A. C. DICKENSON-
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Executors of SAMUEL G. EBoRN, Dec'ed.
Aug %, lS56.-5l-tf
Rr North Carolina Times, at Washington, and Raleigh
Standard publish week. until otherwise requested
and send accounts to either of the Executors
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NIcCALEB & BUNTI

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN GRO
w CERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 81 NORTH WATER STREET,
Wilmington. n. c.
So Orders from the country will receive prompt attention
March 20.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-07-11

There arc now three papers in Lancaster
county supporting Fremont all Of them edi-
ted with ability and zoal md Of large clrcu-
laion the Express lately Democratic NJ
CON the Independent Wing, an American
paper; and 'ho Examiner, tht old line Why
organ. Aud they 90 into the support Of the
Philadelphia ticket in no halfway spirit, bu,
heartily and with extreme earncsiness.
Lancaster county is the home Of Buchnn-
an. A letter in the Tribune from that coun-
ly, speaking Of these indications that he has
no political favor 10 expect from those who
know him best, rdds;
The nomination Of Fremont and DAYTON
d" is hailed throughout Pennsylvania with the
most enthusiastic delight by the friends of
Freedom CONSERVATION IL rapidly spread
ing In the ranks Of the Buchanan men, and
a regular stampede has occurred among the
Old Line Whgs A visit to York, Harris
burg and Reading, convlnces me more
thoroughly Of the strength Of our ticket
The rullying cry Is Fremont ond Freedomr
In three weeks there will be scarcely F.ll-
more paper in the state. News from the
Northern and Western parts of the State is
most cheering. Geu Simeon Cameron for
merly Democratic United States SENATOR has
taken the field against buchanan. The Gen
eral is the most indeintigable politician in
the state, and can do some service
Alter enumeratng large number Of Jour
mails which have run up the Fremont banner,
the Piushurg Gazette adds: 1.-THE indica-
tons Of the popularity and accepiabihty of
Fremont and Dayton in Pennsy lyania are
Increasing every moment; and the whole
tendency OF the public mind and public move
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THEORY OF DISEASE.
SIMPLE METHOD OF CUR


1t is not our object, at this time, to 60 into
detailed explanation Of Professor Holloway's
theory of disease but simply to inform the
American people that one Of the most re-
markable men Of this or any former age is
among them, and that bis medicines have a
celebrity unprecedented in the annals Of the
world There is no charalaury In his pre-
tensions. Unless all the civilized world are
deceived, the llolloway's Pills and Ointment
will drive disease from the human system,
under the most unlayoajle circumstances,
and in all cimes. Other men have sprang
into an ephemeral notoucy by Advertising
their remedies. Like butterflies Of the dsy,
they have buzzed for. while and then ex-
PRED both their names and their medicines
have sunk into an obscurity FROM which they
never emerged. Others have met with
limited success, perhaps as much as they de-
served. No man, though he may have the
wealth Of Crgsus, can long deceive an intel
hgent people with worthless remedy for
disease. If health follows the admlnistra-
ton Of a remedy for disease, almost without
an exception. though it is prescribed in mil
lion Of instances, and IN all forms Of diseas e,
all the doctors on the globe could not make
the people believe that II was not a good re-
medy or that the Inventor was not public
benefacloT and no empric or charatan.--
Professor Ilolloway's remedies occupy this
position before the citizens Of the world
The inventor Is man of enlarged powers of
mind, who has seen disease in all lis foruis,
and in all the climates of the world His
medical Office IN London was daily thronged
with patients to such an extent that police
force was necessary to be stationed at his
door But an office practice afforded too
narrow IA field for the exercise Of hs expan-
siye intellect, aud he determined to be the
worlds physician. AN countries have had
their celebrated physicians; England has had
an Abernethy France a Magendie, and
America a Rush but these mems ambition
only extended to practice confined 10 mar
row circle Of friends and admirers, or the
superInioudency Of medical hospital. Pro
fessor Holloway has chosen the globe as
theatre for his practice, and though now
resident Of Republican America, he is pre-
scdbing daily for hundreds Of thousands on
the four quarters of the globe.
Ills medicines are expressly designed to
act on the organs whose functions are SO Cd
senia TO help. They operate on the slom
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gurGign 9lGm5
4 Days Later from Europe.


Ntw YoRK, July 6. The Collins s'eam-
ship Baltic, Capt Comstock, from Liverpool
25h June, 2. NJ. arrived At her dock in
this port at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Summary Of .N,irs. a London paper gives
the following summary OF the news of the
week as regards relations with the United
States:
Judging from the country newspapers.
most of which reach us Al the end of the
week, we should say that the country is de-
h-hied with the turn that the American Ques-
ton has taken, and It Is surprising how much
the public have become enlightened on the
subject by the cheap press. almost every
newspaper Of that class having devoted itself
to a rational exposition of our American DIFF
hculues. The country Is also pleased with
tho unfnine,'nn OF Mr. P.ghepso bui r, docs
not appear 20 understand that Air. bnChanun,
~ order to attain tins honor. hss set his face
against the great movement for the emancI-
patton Of the slave.
To this one correspondent adds, that the
excitement on American uiiairs has subsidized
s0 much as no longer 90 exercise any unset
Ting effects on ihe markets. Several OF tie
leading, and would be leading presses con-
tinue 10 keep up a series Of grlmbIug ed.to-
rails, bot on the whole they are pitched 40 a
more reasonable key. The London ines
however, warns the government TO have the
Central American affair settled up before
Buchanan shall come 90 the Presidency, the
Recruiting question having been Mr. plerce's
question, and Central America Mr.. Buchau-
ans
Parliament had been occupied 10 discuss
ing the propre'y OF altering tlo form Of test
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Political.

The New York Herald which, whatever
may Boz sai' OF Do De- very ihey TO be on the
successful side in the Presidential canvass Is
oui hti footed for Fremont Ia an arucie on
the openlngo OF TIE canvass % says;
The trials and trbuahons of the old party
backs all over the country The family jars
among lhe wnnging democracy he ils'
feeble kicks OF Know NoihnNsm-the ndic-
u.uus prctenslons of wouId-be Presidents and
ptfty leaders, and the Tremendous popular
Jurore with which the name oi Fremont ls
everywhere received. are nets among "the
s'rns OF the tines inreteilng On impending
revolution m our political utlnlrs, radical,
overwhelming and complete.
Here 10 New York the old feud between
hlrds aud sohs which 1t was supposed had
been patched up at Cincinnati siroag enough
90 east to hold like pair Of old bTeeches,
I'll after the election, has been ripped open
again at Albany. The hards wish 10 be mas
tors, and the soits stuck 10 their divine right
10 rule. Meantime, Disguised with the Gin
cnnau "ipecac platform" many of the old
Jackson Van Buren, Bourbons have not only
thrown It up, but have gone over with all
their worldly goods and hopes OF salvation TO
Fremont Others viii Observation-Disclosures
ton rages 10 the soft DIVISION OF the Demo
cruuc camp, and all the efforts IN tins me
uopolls of Fernando Wood. of the hards and
John Cochrane, OF the soiis, 70 restore the
two factions TO their ancient condition Of
brotherly love at the Pewter Mug" will
probably be loves labor lost"
The Herald then proceeds TO show that
similar lnsubordlnaton exists ~ the ranks OF
The Democratic party 10 Missouri exposes
the dsunlon humoug when the bnchanltes
are attempting to use end eHclalms
All CANNON - monhshli'- hunloug'-
We have had one President especially elect
ca To save the mon ana that was ffankllh
Fierce Inc American people are not APT
TO pe 'sheh III ana zone Tor or 'he second ilne
WIN tue s''ne u'cA' ne Ch'on-So'!ne
,eN has ueeu p'euy wen us'u up ny MI
Iie'oe' ne seems 10 nlNe laNGn particular
Pi'n7 ana pleasure 10 sno" uS a'i ule u'olt'-
wing eA'pu, p' ,'e ue0op''ou 10 ASK 'he
tlecuoh ol MI nuc"aOau' OH ,ne same plal-
ioi'l ana ','e ss,',e p','0Y '' ''u'ng Insult 10
"1.l}' az" '"ou'"E II" asa,
Al'e' Exposing uie "e'An'ss " "l' ~
more ana showing lng uel,''uu lo' popular
anu "a, "a ne" mn ''e ''''u,i 1"'l0luusS'
ne new man. however lot 'he crisis,
appears 10 hl'o ueeh MT upon ny sort Oh
popular eP"n'nneous coulnusVou WIN lne
NOMINATION ol rIeuionI rs Juhn van h"'
rem "ou'u say ~ ny gIapn'u s,yle OF ueliV,
e'y, nc iurs INV ,"s vnoi''S' M 10 Tue o'u
Singers ms II mystery lhey cannot
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New-IIampshire Medical Instliu-
tiOn,

DAItTM OUrH COLLEGE,.
rrHE SiNriErH ANNUAL COuusE az LEC-
IIRE- will commence ON IilR~u Az, Aug
1856 and cpntaue FnuHrgrN weeks Introductory Leo
tue at 4, r. A., by Pot Huas.Hn.
Hon. JoEL PAnKeH, IL. a., Professor Of Medical
jufispudanca,
uru Csoshr, a. ~. Professor efsugery, obsietrics,
aud Diseases Of Women, and Children
ALsnnr hAifH D., Professor Of Therapeutics aud
Maienh Medica.
oLi,ra r. HuBs.Sp. 81. D., Professor q Chsmsuy
and Pharmacy
EpwIAp r. PHrlfs, N. D., Pfofssiot Of praetes Of
Medicine and Pathological Anatomy.
EpHvED r. PEIstEE, ". o., Professor Of anatomy
add Physology,
clrlroS ? fEosr, A. B., Demonstfainf Of Anaiomy
AlrHGus d. CRo'pr, VI D., Denonsuaiof ofPatho.
logical AnaiomY.
PEGS paysbo Va advance, For tho saufsc, $50; Mat
incubation, s. Giaduiuon expenses, sle.
D. a PEAslEE, fsc'g.
Hmosst, *. u June. . 1850 % 81
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400 ACRES

or Timber land for sale, ying 10 Worcester, VI A.
- buut y miles fom this village. About IS acfe. Of
said land Is under Improvement, with small framed
house end log barn thereon The Timber IL chiefly had
wood with fr proportion ofsprucs and liemluck with
some ash and Eastwood. ha land i= of an excellent
quality and viii be sold at bargain and 10 lots suit
purchasers.
EDWARD II. PRENrGss.
Montpelier, Jolly 6, 1886. 9j;3w
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Mrffed. =. Smith has fooonily pufeia.edh new 'nd
elegant silver Fountain which pour. ionh u dli-ou.,
cool aod spasi0g btyorngo othr of scores
Of ladios and Gsnil.mnn vhl hc.e hati4,s snd even.
ines afe leking to set aia.te 'rsa utu Co qa.nrh
your thif.t with glass of ihis boaut.i sfesn coda
Favored with those rich syups OF siawbcrfy. Pine ao
pie, Pear. UIseaI, VlnIlIa. Lenlan A. nnf
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ache, liver kidneys, lunga, and skin. restore
their dennged functions or uses, and thus
purify and cleanse the blood the very foun.
tains Of liie.-.Nto lork Sunday Times.
NoHorn's Ointment and PHis, an unfail-
ing Remedy for Scrofulous Sores.-The eld-
csi son Of Anthony Barnet, aged IL, Of Gal
weston, Texas, was an awful sufferer with
scrofllous sores on his limbs, the parents
took him 10 several doctors, and did oil in
their power TO alleviate him, but he was
worse. A sister Of Mr.. Barnet, who had
been cured of bad leg by Holloway Oint-
ment and Pills, took the child under her
protection, stating that she would try what
effect few weeks residence with her would
do, no sooner had she got him at her own
house, than she tried followays Ointment
and Pills they soon caused an improved up.
pcarance IN ihc child and after using them
about ten weeks every symptom ofhis disor.
der had vanished like snow before the SUM-
such IS the power Of these wonderful rene
dies They will also cure all disorders Of
the skin.
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Jrr We soo that the Ripaw,r r.ru ASo Law
coNf.7r n order TO enable person. o GO and visit tho
land. have made arrangements by vhIeha team starts
regularly every Wednesday morning f-o1 eau on the
line Of the Now York and Eue Uli'road direct 20 tho
Land. paries who have visited this Ifoperty make tho
most naiierns fepof-, cod astonishing To- see ,ho
amount Of emigration to the place. They rsiso the
finest crops, md tho soil considered tho very host
The county s healthy md hi. tho advantage orbains
settled Il has the best Of schools md every element
Of prosperity. The market for produce BE- cash ono.
lnd we hiik that the advantages ID possesses are owl
dent II takes very little mo or expense to visit it,
which we advise readers 90 do better oppottu.
nifty was nevefodaied for making desirable settlement
than this. Those who have gone There heretofore and
they numerous having some Of tbe finest farm, in
the country, md eoioy the highest drgse of prosperity
We think 81 much better 60 settle where we are not
Thousands Of miles from Old friends end associations
where the elements Of prosperity are already made
where hs advantages n edccaton ac had add also the
fe6nements Of society. This property basin OF bi.
luminous coal lt contains three veins. soveral emu
panies have made offers for extensive tracts, and We
say from reliable Informal ion, that it will soon bo
taken out Of the market altogether propery adion.
ing is selling ata much higher price, The Et md
Mexican Coal Company, who own tho laai adipiuiog,
ARE asking dfy dollars an acre for It,
TIE sharos 10 this Company, represen ng 25 acres,
re- now Three Hundred Dollars ol;lm.