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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-26
Schools.

NOIlCE--The Female School will commence its 4th
esson on Monday the 9th day of January next under
inc 0Qperlntendence of Miss E. G. SMITH, Principal a
ady OF ne acquremente and long experience She hav-
taught the last three Sessions. ard given general ats-
rounding country Boad be obtained in tho BEST
families for eight dollars per month.
uitlon Tor Urinary branches. Observation-Disclosures 90
tIiL Loo courSe' !0 OO
Bancns and Painting in water color. - each Is OO
Dec. 10Th, 1856 l. = -' 16tf
MALE COLLEGIATE SEMINARY.
S3RICKL4NDSTMLE, DUPLLN CO., N. c.
E. w. ADAMS, A. M, PRINCIPAL.
INHE NEXT SESSION will open on the 5th of January,
and continue FIVE months Board can be had with the
fTnclpal and others For particulars address the Prnei
pal. Terms as heretofore. w. K. DEVANE,
|. PETERSON, Secy.
Dec I9.--l6tl5J.
WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL.
HlS School commences its first session Monday the
18th day of September under the supervision of SOLO
]. FAlsoN A. b. gentleman who requires no enco-
mums being well known successful instructor of youth
The Trustees of this Institution well aware of the necessity
and value Agricultural Department. the purpose
OF nsructng young in the science of Chemistry
adapted to practical farming have at considerable expens
established Chemical Laboratory in their School and have
secured the services of Robert H Dysdae Fellow of the
Glasgow Chemical Society and late Assistant Professor
hesy IN the Andersonlan University to take charge of
this department.
Warsaw is heathfuly located on the Wilmington Wei.
don hail Road at its intersection with the Fayetteville and
the kenansv Stage Roads, thus being easy access from
any point on or near these routes
situations
vantageous in all particulars for both the moral intel
lectual education of their children and wards.
TERMS PER SESSION FOLLOWS:
Primary Department.. Observation-Disclosures $40 90
Higher English Branches, Observation-Disclosures. II so
CLASSICAL Department., 10 90
Agricultural Chemistry, with apparatus, 10 90
incidental expenses for this department, so
Board may be obtained in good families at $s per month
professor Drysdale will continue to examine soils narls
" ~ ''' '' '"'' Os'' I D. ns5e'SiHfSi J. MHpDLEToN
Rec. Secy. of Board of Trustees.
Sept. 10, 1856 3-tf
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LAND FOR SALE.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
PPLICATION will be made to the present Legislature
n of North Carolina, incorporate the town Of Eoa
(noW Long Creekl In New Hanover County.
Dee 9th, 1856 I4-4t
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ROCK SPRING HOTEL.


ss THE UNDERSIGNED having opened the house
k1 known as the Rock Spring Hotel proposes keeping
-@!X good BOARDING HOUSE, for the accommoIatloIn I
provided for convenient the most business part OF the
town The house being repaired and ceansed ana rooms
furnished with good beds.
Good order must shall be preserved Persons lntox
Gated will not be admitted and those who become so after
admittance, will be requested to leave. ,,,1,N
Oct. l0-6-6m. GEO ALDEICMhF. N.
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GOLDSBOkO' FEMALE COLLEGE,.
THE SPRING SESSION of this Institution will COM
l. the first Monday in January, and close the
last Thursday in May 1857, under the following Faculty:
REV. ; M. FROST, 4. M., President and Professor of
Ancient Languages, sc.
J. P NELSON, A. NJ Professor of Mathematics and
Natural Science.
L. f. WHITAKER, Esq, Professor of Music
Miss OLIVIA WRIGHT Assistant in Music
Miss J. E. GILBERT, Teacher of French, Drawing and
Painting.
Miss MARGARET CAMPBELL, in charge of the Pre-
paratory Department.
Expenses per Session in the College Department, for
Board and Tuition $40 90
for Board and Tuition -. ~ go 90
For Circulars giving further information, apply
S. M. FROST, President
Dec 18th, 1856 l5-4t
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A,,, 90 Te56 50 .6m* Millwright and Machini

no MILL OWNERS AND OTHEE<S.
" HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THIS METHOD OF IN
forming the public that he continues the MilI-W Wright
and Machins business in their various branches FOUNDER
mo Framno erecting Water or Steam Mills, erecting and
fitting up engines and their machinery Hotghkss
shot wheels or under shot, Wheels other
water wheels in use Circular upright Saws, rist Flour
ing Mills Botng Reels, Elevators, Smut MACHINES Horse
On application will order and erect of the above
machines or any other in have expert ence OF IL
years and have several experienced wokmen in my en-
ployment | am versed in the various improvements. =
Those wishing in the above line would do we'll
to give me a call return my sincere thanks tor the I'D
erai patronage received heretofore.
For further information address the subscriber at Poocks
vile, Jones county, N. Z. - b. JO1NoGG.N?
Sept 10th, 1856. (4ly) Mill Wright and Machinst
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ANOTHER VESSEL CHARTERED TO 60 TO EuRopp
FROM CHIcAGo;-We learned yesterday that the Brit.
ish Canadian Barque Cheftan has been chartered by
Paties in this city to 60 TO Europe and back from
this port, early next season. She will take out
wheat and bring back salt and pig iron. The price
agreed upon for the voyage is SIS. .0O0-a penalty of
$4,000 to be incurred in of failure to carry out
the conract.-Chteago Press 25h.
Iii quite true that, as The Kiug OF Naples has not
seen fit to withdraw bis ministers from London and
paris, after the rupture of diplomatic relations by the
two courts with his Government Prince Carini and
the Marques Antonni the representatives IN England
and France have received limitations that their pre.
sence is felt by the English and French cabinets to
be no longer advisable, and that consequently, pass
Iports are "very much at their service"
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FLORAL COLLEGE,, n. G.

heV.UANIf1L JOHNSUN, PrInc pal.
Mrs E. M JOHNSON Governes and Assistant in Liter ary
Department.
Miss ). X. KERR, Assistant in Literary Department.
Miss h. J. DoUGHERTY, Music Teacher
H next session of this Institution will commence Thurs
l. day the fifteenth January.
The Trustees state with confidence that they have
cured able and efficient corps of Teaehers-have employ
ed obgng and energetic Steward and hesitate not in
saying that they offer every inducement be found in
institutions of similar character.
Rates of Tuition for the higher branches SIS 90
intermediate Studies IL 90
Primary .......................... 90
French ......................., 10 90
Music, with the of Instrument ............ 20 90
JAMES S. MCQUEEN, Sec'y
Dee. r. 1856. l5-St
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THOs. B. CARR. II. ID. d. ID. $.

VIIOS. b d u
s-s,s-gaa. PRACTICAL DENTIST for the last ten
IL years, charges for
GlO or less artificial teeth on inc gold platc; M
A. ontire sot or teeth on fine gold plate $50 90
6itto on coid with artificial gums, $50 90
Ditto on Piatina nate with artificial gums $50 90
Inner or under ditto. each Is 90
A Pivot tooth that cannot be distinguished from the M
natural, w W
A fine gold filling, lcGrrantcd permanent, 00
Do. and destroying the nerve, IS to O0 m
Extracting tooth, 5O cts. to w
Best dences and tooth brushes always on hand Every
operation warranted give entire satisfaction Teeth IN
serted Immediately after the extraction OF the tangs ana re-
modelled after the gums have shrunken without
charge
Office on Markst-st., 2 doors below the Church o
Wilmington. y c., April oath, 1854 l90-lm-94-u
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sTATE OF NORTH CATOLINA,3

NcV" Hanover County Court, Sept. Term, 1856.
Albert Adams William b. Turner of the Scho0n
Louisa-Wm. II. Cushman, late master.
ATTACHMENT.
TT is ordered by the Court that publication be made for
six weeks in the Wilmington Weekly Journal for all per-
claiming the said Schooner Louisa her tackle apparel
and furniture any interested therein to appear
at the next erm of this Court and show cause any they
why the said Schooner her tackle apparel and furn
ture, should not be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt
Tcste, SAMUEL r. BUNTING Clerk
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-26

T,HAT NEW AND COMMODIOUS DWELLhNG and
| LOT fronting on the Wilmington and Weldon Rai-
road known as the Bonner lot This lot situated in the
eligible part of the town. either tor family residence
was used and with marked while occupied by tne
late Mr. Bonner On this lot are good Stables an excellent
venience that could desired his property at two
thirds valuation, is insured for s., 2,5OOD
Also two other LOTS the upper part of the town 'front.'
ing the Railroad, nearly East of the new Brick Ware
almost opposite the spot where the atlantic and
some them neatly walled in, the fences
being newly painted and offer inducements to purcha-
sers.
Such of the above lots not sold by the lst day of
January 1857, will be rented oat for year from that
date. WM' fhlVE L.
Goldsb0ro', Sept. 1856 Att
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STATE OF NORTH CARoLINA,

New" Hanover Coanty Court, Sept. Term, 1856.
Thomas H. Williams, Admir- of Maurice y. Moore, the
Heirs at Law of Maurice A. Moore
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
IT APPEARING to the satisfaction of the Court that
Charles P Moore of the defendants in this case
sides beyond the limits of this State is therefore ordered
by the COurt that publication be made in the Wilmington
Journal for six notifying said defendant Of the fling
of this Petition and that unless he appear the
Of this Court the Petition the same will be ta-
ken pro cOnteSSO, and heard er pdre as to him.
Teste, SAMUEL r. BUNTING, Clerk.
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IMPORTANT TO SLAVE OWNERS.
RM | AM STATIONED AT MAXWELL'S DEPOT,
"a u Miles from Wilmington, the Wilmington and
q Manchester Railroad, with pack of rsrate Track
- Dogs, and will attend to calls promptly, when not
otherwise engaged any distance the Railroads For
further particulars address the subscriber at Green Swamp
P. o., N. T.. WIN. G. MULFORD.
REFERENcEs-C c. r. Council, Brunswick CO., N. c.; J..
w. Anders, Bladen CO., N c.; L. Mcmillan, Bladen CO.,
N. c.; H. II. Newkrk New Hanover CO.. n. G. Joel l..
Moore, New Hanover N c.; Robt. c. Braddy Marion,
S. c. John w Oford Robson CO., N. c.; John A McRae,
Robson CO., N. G..
Ang %, Is56.-52-6nl weekly Herald 8 MI
NEGROES WANTED.
ah THE SUBSCRIBER IS IN MARKET FOR A
az number of likely Negroes, MEN AND WOMEN,
n BOYS AND GIRLS, for which the highest cash
Those having such property to dispose of will find it to
their advantage to call on the s4bscrlber at Wmng1Gn
Trno 9th 1876 43-tf
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LAW NOTICE.

n. F. SMITH. DE BRUTZ GUITAR. .
.NTESSRS. SMITH & CUTLAR, Attorneys at Law, will
M henceforh occupy Office directly opposite the Court
House. Whining and practice in copartnership in the
county of New Hanover.
Mr. Smith would inform his clients in the adjoining
les Mr. Guitar will act for him whilst absent on the
circuit and can always be found at the office
July 25 1856 ---tf
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1856-12-26

Coach and Carr1agc Nan nufactory--Clinton, N. G.
\EER0 BOLD ROBIN HOOD respectfully informs the
800 citizens Of Sampson county and public generally,
and his establishment in full operation in all its yari
Gus branches He is prepared to put up the PATENT
SPRING BUGGY having purchased the rghtfor the eoun-
ty sampon and hopes strict attention to business to
merit share Of public patronage He warrants all his work
in twelve months with fair usage either in workmanship
MATERIAL it will be repaired without charge Persous
wishing buy would do well to call and examine for them
selves he does not intend be surpassed for syle e
gance and durability.
Rs- REPAIRING done in the neatsst manner at short
notice. TO- Mill Ink and GudgeonS, made and warranted
for ten years. for $40
Clinton, May 9, lS56-36-tf
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m, HAIIBAUGF

Architect, Superintendent and Contractor of
Public and Private Buildings.
LSO furnishes and puts up complete all kinds of CAST
a FROM RAILING FOR CEMETERIES, &c. Speci-
mems of Patterns can be seen.
. PLANS FOR BUILDINGS drawn and sent to all parts
Of the country. Orders through the Posi- Office will receive
prompt attention.
Wilmington, N. c., April 25.-34-Iy.
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T HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED WITH Me N
| the Hardware Business in Wilmington, my son q +
ROBINSON The business will hereafter be conducted un
der the firm of }. M. ROBINSON & son. ,,,>-co,1
Wilmington. Jan. 1st, 1856
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INSPECTORS NOTICE
NHE undersigned having been appointed Inspector OF
Naval Stores to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
James l. Bryan ESQ., would be thankful for business IN
that line Office at the Rock Spring Hotel. r,o,,,,
Nov 6 6m GEO. ALDERMAN.
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New Hanover County Court, Sept. Term, 1856.
William X. Covell, u.s. William 5. Turner owner of the
Schooner Louisa-Wm. H. Cushman, late master.
ATTACHMENT.
IS ordered by the Court that publication be made
six weeks in the Wilmington Weekly Journal for all per
claiming the said Schooner Louisa her tackle appare
and furniture, in interested therein to appear
at the next term of this Court and show if any they
why the said Schooner her tackle apparel and rn
ture, should not be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt.
Teste, SAMUEL r. BUNTING, Clerk.
Nov. 2I.-I2-6t.
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- ~ Ia H
OON SACKS. for sale by
COO Oct. l [5-3ml
NOTICE.

Ii PERSONS indebted to the undersigned, either by
or account are requested to settle by the 10Th OF
February, 1857 All falling to do SO mGg ggy E9st. Hl
HERRING'S STORE in the SOUTHEAST part OF sampson
County GEORlTE a. DA'10'
Oct 7.-7-tlJ.
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7 A & w M. CAMERON have formed CO-PART-
y . NERSHIP for the purpose of carrying the MILL
WRlGHTING BUSINESS in all its branches, viz Saw
and Gr Mills will be put up any principle used North
South CrcuarSaws of any size, with steam engines
various principles Merchant Mills to be propelled by
water power, Bridge building Railroad Tresseling &c.
will also be contracted for.
All work done by guaranteed to give satisfaction
Thankful for the liberal share of patronage heretofore
ceived and hope to merit continuance of the same.
Our address is Little Rock fish, Cumberland County, N
C. Aug. 22-50-6m
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W. II. 9IcIkOY,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND FOR
w WARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
SOUTH WATER STREET, doors below Market:
SCI Particular attention paid to the sale of Naval Stores
and other produce.
eE- Liberal advances made on CONSIGNMENT:
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NOTICE.
A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY FOREWARNED
"A from tresspassing, in any manner on my lands in
Columbus county, N. c., under the penalty OF the law
Sept 20, lS55.---3-tt A. u. DlChENoON.
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NOTICE 10 MILL OWNERS.

THE SUBSCRIBER has been carrying on the MlLl1-
i WRIGHT BUSINESS for many years, and wishes to
inform the Public of the fact that he will continue the sam
Framing and Founding Steam Mills with Upright or Crcq
lar also to Fixing Water NILS and nd R2e % He S o Enl4n
proved plans for Saving Lumber Grinding Corn lie
warrants all Of his work to be equal to other donS % h9
work should fail principle and workmanship he will rehz
the same free of charge. H.. ~ -;
natonooe as he will do all Of his work in the shortest posi-
bic tme Por further address the subscriber at
NtiA o1ooN' - w J. CAMERON,
Au, 90 Ic56-52 .6m* Mlwrght and Machinist.
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nIcCALEB & BUNTING.

MCCA LIIB z bUNII =
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS in GRO
w CERIES AND PROVISIONS,
No. 81 NORTH WATER STREET,
Wilmington. N. c..
E Orders the country will receive prompt attention
March 20.
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~TATE O'T NOIITIl CAKOLINA,

Ne" Hanover County Court, sept. Term, 1856.
William Sutton William B. Turner owner of the Schoon-
Louisa-Wm H. Cushman, late master.
ATTACHMENT.
TT is ordered the Court that publication bo made for
six weeks in the Wilmington Weekly Journal for all per-
claiming the said Schooner Louisa her tacke apparel
and furniture any interested therein appear
at the next term of this Court and show cause any they
why the said Schooner her tackle apparel and furn
ture, should not be sold to satisfy plaintiffs debt
Tcste SAMU EEL r. BUNTING, Clerk.
Nov
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FOR SALF

FOR SALE.
ga THAT VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT, on Sec
Y ond street. the late residence of Robert MAXWELL Esq
Lot 66 65 feet Two Story House. with all necessary out
houses. For Terms apply to
August AZ, 1S55-[SO2-lt-52-tf -
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-13
A Patriots Prayer.

Ms1y yesrs ago, on a well remembered occasion
when the Union was just undergoing one of those
tests which threatened to rend il in twain, Daniel
Webster closed one of the most soul-srring speech
es he ever delivered, with the following glorious
sentiment:
"When my eyes for the last time shall be raised
20 behold in Heaven, may they not gaze upon the
broken fragments of a dshonored, but once glori
Gus Union; upon States discovered discordant be-.
Iigerent; upon a land rent with civil feuds, and
drenched, il may be, in frAternal blood. Let their
last feeble and lingering gaze rather behold the glO
rious ensign o: the Republic, now known aud hon
ored throughout the earth still full high advanced
not one stripe erased polluted, not one star
obscured but streaming in all their original lustre,
and bearing for its motto such m0erabe motto as
what Is all this worth!" those other words Of
deusion and folly, Liberty FIRST and Onion after
wards" but every where spread all over in characr
tiers Of living light, blazing all its smpe folds
they float over the sea aud over the land and every
wind under the whole heavens that other sentiment
dear 20 every true American heart, Liberty and
Union, now and forever, one and nseparable."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-13
From the Lsf y tie Journal


Early yesterday forenoon a small crowd at the
Bramble House corner we're gathered around a
plain looking countryman who was reading from a
small hand bill or circular, containing in substance
the letter Of y D. d, "a published ia the Journal
a few days since. The letter. readers will
remember, l. addressed to Jas b Clay, the "dege-
nerate son of noble Sire" who now fraternzes
with the hounds" who pursued his ilustrious faith.
er to the threshold Of the grave. As the country
man reading, Mr.. Clay. who is stopping at the
Bramble, hearing his name spoken, approached the
crowd, and interrupting the reader, inquired what
it was "Why," said the countryman who Of couse
had idea that he in the presence of the dis
tingushed gentleman himself ''its a mighty good
thing on that prodigal Jim Clay, who's been
bought up by the old liners TO come over and help
carry Indiana" "Its id good" said be warm
ing up with the subject. Clay Strengthened him
self up pompously aud with an annhilating empha.
sis and impeiious gesture replied, Il AN JAMES
B. CLAY, SIR !" The cOuntryman nothing abash
ed by the plantation manner" Of an august ind>
vidual in whose presence he thus Unexpectedly
found himself, coolly surveyed him from head to
foot, and placing bis thumbs in his vest threw him
self back Ia Clay, and assuming as poss-
bic his tone and GESTURE, responded "THE
IL YOU ARE !" and qnietly added, 81 had no
idea the old stock was quite so run out The
manner Of the countryman was inimitable aud the
joke so broad, that the whole crowd, old liners and
all Joined in the laugh and Clay beat retreat.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-13

The Proposition Wade 90 Col. FrcmOut
60 Allow his Name TO be used Before
the incfnnatf Cow ension.
The New York Times Of Friday notices the state
ment made by Hon. Geo Bates, of California in a
speech at Detroit on the % Of last month"; respects
log proposition made to Col Fremont by certain
prominent Dem ocrats, to present him as Presi-
dental candidate at the Cincinnati Convention. The
Times has been requested by one of the gentlemen
involved in the statement to state that Ar. Bates
was incorrect as to persons and fact, and says
this much apparently On sound autbority.-"Ihe
only substance Of truth in the stat enent was, that
prominent aud influential members Of the Democra
TIC party we're DESTROYS OF presenting the name Of
Col Fremont as a candidate for the nomination OF
the Cincinnati Convention to the Presidency, and
made known their wishes TO him, and that he was
altogether dsincned to place himself iD that pOslF
ton, on account Of bis own opinions and feelings
being opposed to those which he anticipated would
control they did control, the Convention and
the nomination That such overtures were made
there rs no question, but not through the agency
Of the persons who were implicated 10 the state
ment OF Mr.. Bates"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-13
A uiIIIonaIrc nutcher of London.

A French writer, Mons Francis Wey, tells Us he
accidentally this gentleman butcher pass him
in his carriage, and Mons. beingin an omnibus ask
ed a fellow traveller who he was.
81 addressed few words to him concerning a
carriage which just drove by 1t was too fine to be
elegant, aud vas drawn by two magnificent horses.
On the box adorned With beautiful fringe, sat a
black coated coachmau; there not a wrinkle in
his white cravat, aud his snowy gloves were SPOT.
less. On the seat carelessly Ounged II man
without a coat, his arms bare, his sleeves
turned up to the shoulder; an apron with the
corners turned up, served him a. a girdle-so
that the coachman looked like gentleman driving
a mechanic in his working dress Mr.. w. asked
hi, neighbor who and what the strange looking
occupant of the dashing carriage. The rchesl
butcher in London was the reply. He is return
ing in his own carriage from the slaughterhouse to
his residence. His forefathers were in the same
business; his father left him fortune OF more than
two millions, and he, out OF pure modesty follows
bis prolession-a very honorable custom This
geutl-man>butcher possesses upward of four mil
lions
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-09-13

FEvER AND AGuB cured without using Qunine, Arsenic,
Mercury OPIUM or Of the poisonous drugs, danger
Gus compounds generally resorted to by sufferers from this
long drawn, an citing and annoying Of al diseases by
resorny to Carer's spanish Mixture which
Of the above deeteriOus substances but ectusy
and fully by acting specifically the Liver and Skim Puri-
tying the ood and expeng the remains Of old medicines
ith which the system been coggd opening the
Of the body and allowing nature to assist itself in breaking
up the dseas f, and recuPerating its energies.
See the cure Of Mr. ohm Longdon Of Va, he had 6xed
and chronic Ague and Fever; chs twice day for three
years Nothing permanently cured him until he tried Car
ters Spanish Mixture bottles OF which perfectly restored
him to health nor has he had chill since He is only
out Of thousand who has experienced the life renewing
effects Of this valuable purifier Of the blood