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New YORK, Dec. 6.-Flour is better; sales of
State brands at So Is to 40; Southern is steady.
Wheat has advanced cts. sales of white at 81 to
III red 60. Corn has a downward tendency.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
PERRY & BASON, Dentists,

RALEIGH, N. G. SO
VNHE UNDERSIGNED CONGRATULATES HIM.
j. SELF AND FRIENDS in having associated will him
Dr.. BASON who is regular graduate of medicine and
Dental Surgery and successful practitioner Of fourteen
L. s. PERRx.
Raleigh, Dec. LIST, 1856. 4%Sm.-s
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South Lowell Male Academy.
ORANGE CO, n. C.

vu0HE ;PRING, SESSION WILL COMMENCE 10TH
Il January, 1857. The Prin., JOS. H: Speed. A. B. is
onor-graduate of Hampden Sidney College, Va and
has been singulary successful Teacher. Mr. Speed
will be aided by emnently qualified assistant Students
coming BY Rail Road will find Durham's Hillsboro'
Central Road, conveyances direct to the Academy.
Tuition cheper than other institution of its grade
in N. C. In English $l2 80. Classics $l5 per session
JNO. A. McMANNEN Chmn.
Dec g. lS5? 6-2m.
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Cold WEArHER.-Cold weather appears to be
commencing in earnest. There were heavy snow
storms in the North western States on the 9th. In
many places near Milwaukee snow fell to the depth
six feet 1t was very cold at Buffalo, n Y, on
the 9th. -
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W@ The Columbia Banner takes firm grounds
against the RECOMMENDATION of Gov. Adams, of S.
c.. to revive the slave trade. The recommendation
is not only mpracticable but urous to the South
ern States
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w The attention of our readers is invited to
the proceedings of the Legislature in our paper to-.
day, from Thursday to Monday inclusive.
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8yp We have been fortunate in again securing
the services of our able and well-informed Wash
ngton correspondent, Meckenburg." His first
letter for the session will be found in our issue Of
to-day.
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CARD.--.rH1s CARD IS INTENDED TO II

A CARD....THIS CARD is INTENDED TO IN.
"A form the citizens of North Carolina, that a
collection of the valuable products of the State is being
made which shall embrace in the end oil the substances
which employed the arts and in agriculture especial
y those which belong to the mineral kingdom The i'm
impress every avorably 1t is wished, therefore,
that who have it in their power to make conrbu-
collect the different kinds of wood and timber which
the natural growth of the State So also it is desirable to
preserve the ancient relics of the Aborgines who
peopled the South In fine it is wished form
Of practical eolgy and the arts, which shall be worthy of
the State which be consulted with profit by legislators
and of who travel through the country
prominent and complete, that aoe" foreigners land upon
Shores their first enquiry shall BE- ROAD RALEIGH
IN NORTH CAROLINA.
E. EMMONS, State Geologist
Dec o 1S5e Cit.
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For Sale or Rent

For Sale or Rent.
A LARGE AND WE'LL ARRANGED FACTORY TWO
"A stories high with large basement and shed at tached
in the town of Frankinton-we adapted for Manutac-
turing establishment of any kind. To a Coach Maker
wishing location, this is opportunity. The terms
shall be accommodating. - -
Address C. G. BLACKNALL,
Franklinton, N. C.
Tee q 1855. ll62-wtf.
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G9e Stanbar1,
Special Notice.

The STANDARD conducted strictly upon the systen
HI papers Discontinued at the expiration Of the time
for hich they haze been paid Subscribers will be notified
FOUR WEEKS before their time is out, By
their papers and unss tile subscription sreaesced the
per ,uiN be discontinued This rule from which there
soN be Departure Watch the mark and reneso
your subscription.
Weekly Standard g per amman, in aduamce
Semi Weekly Standard 81 per annum. do.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
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they desire the change to be made
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NOTICE.-APPLICATI WILL DE MADE TO
IL the present Legislature to grant ahartsr for the
North Western Railroad, via Eagle City md 0fneoporate
Eagle City Bank of N. C. %.ss@.S
Dec. 8, 1856. 8-sWlm.
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BALTIMORE Dec 6.-Nour is firm with sales at
Sc 30. Wheat is firm and unchanged. Corn-sales
Ct old white at 60a62 cents; yellow 63 to GA cents.
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Thirty.Fourth Congress Second session.
- - W AsHINGroN, Dec. 4, 1856.

So WASHINGTON, Dec. 4, 1900. =
SENATE-The Chair laid before the Senate COM
munications from the Secretary of the INTERIOR the
Secretary Of State and the Treasurer Of the United
States. Mr.. Bayard presented the credentials OF
Hon. Joseph P. Comegys, the successor of Mr.. Clay
ton, as senator from Delaware; and he appeared,
qualified, and took his seat. After the presen-
tation of petitions and other morning business the
Senate resumed the consideration of the motion.
submitted the other day by Mr. Fitzpatrick, for the
printing of fifteen thousand additional copies Of the
Presidents message and accompying documents
Upon this notion as when it was under considera-
ton BEFORE a long debate ensued, involving all the
exciting topics the late campaign, and participated
in by Messrs. Fitzpatrick ade, Butler, Rusk. Fes
sender, and others. Without taking the question
on the motion, at four o'clock the Senate adjourned
until Monday next
HOUSE OF REPREsENrAT1vEs.-No action was taken
the question as to whether Mr.. Whitfield the de-
legate elect from the Territory of Kansas should re-
ceive the oath of office. The credentials of Mr. j.
c. Davis member elect from the fifth congressional
district of Illinois to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the resignation of Mr.. Richardson, were presented
to the House by Mr.. Allen. The Speaker ANNOUNCED
the standing committees, in which but few changes
have been made.
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oil D.

Very suddenly in Wake Forest on the morning of No.
vember 9th, in the Goth year of his age William Griffin
The deceased good and useful neghbor and an hon.
est
W City papers please copy.
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SALE OF Mr. DEvEREAUx's SLAvEs.-Wele learn that
some 23O slaves of T. P. Devereux, ESQ.,, heretofore
advertised by him, and sold at Halifax on the End
inst, brought average of about $500 each. The
most of them taken by the planters in Halifax
and surrounding Counties But few were purchased
by spectators, though number were present.
If John c. Fremont had been elected, or even if
the election had gone to the House of Representa-
tives slave property would have at once fallen in
value. There can be no doubt of this. The defeat
of John G. Fremont secures the STAKEHOLDER in his
rights for the present. and the result is, not only
that the prices of this species of property fully
maintained, but stocks of all kinds are preserved in
sound and safe condition.
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SESSION STANDARD.

SESSION STANDARD.
Members of the Legislature desiring the Standard
laid on their desks for the session will please leave
their names at the Office
Sem-Weekly for the session, 81 90
Weekly &c 80
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LOST.

At GOLDSBORO', N. c., OR BETWEEN RALEIGH
"A and that place. night of the 26th ut, large black
TRUNK, WI tn cotton cover the top NJ. A. Cor
don, Raleigh, and the end under the cover j. N. Cor
don, Richmond liberal reward will be paid for its de-
livery to in Richmond, Virginia, left in of Mr.
West at the Depot in Raleigh. ~
Dec. G, 1856. 6-tf
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MARBLE AND GRANITE.
WILLIAM STRON ACH,
HAVING SOLD MARBLE YARD


MESSRS. MAUNDER & CAMPBELL
"7OULD CONFIDENTLY RECOMMEND THEM
w to the Public as sklful and competent workman,
and reliable gentlemen.
The undersigned. successors to WIN. STRONACH, will
continue the execution Of
MARBLE AND GRANITE WORK,
in all its branches They may be found at the old stand
southeast of the Grave Yard The Public nv-
ed and examine specimens IF work. well as our
stock Of Materials good supply Of all kinds being always
kept on hand.
All orders from distance promptly attended to-.
Address. MAUNDEK 4 CAMPBELL. &
Raleigh, N. C.
Dec. S, 1856. 6-swly.
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Specimen of Coal.

fine specimen of bituminous coal, from the Egypt
Mine, in Chatham, weighing POS pounds This
specimen will be sent to the Geological Cabinet now
in the Capitol, and may be seen there to-day and
hereafter.
We learn that at Egypt the shat. has been COM
pleted, and several hundred tons of coal raised TO
the surface. 1t is confidently expected that in one
month from the time outlet to market is opened,
three hundred tons per day can be raised, and in
six months six hundred tons per day can be raised
And at Farmville shaft has been p, epared, and
the necessary machinery obtained for raising the
same amount The Importance of getting the coal
in this State to market cannot be over.estimated-
We wish we had space to-day to pursue the subject
further, but We will do so hereafter.
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NEW SCHOOL IN WARRENTON.

VUVHE REV. J. B. T. SMITH, FORMER PRINCIPAL
IL of the Okoona Female Institute Mississippi, and late
Principal of St Paus College, Texas, having determined
to to North Carolina PROPOSES to open Female
January He will give instruction all the branches
ally taught in the best Female institutions and will obtain
the assistance of competent instructors they
required.
Pupils from distance will find difficulty in obtaining
board in private families.
Particulars will be given in future advertisement,
Warrenton, Dec. 2, 1856. 6--3w.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.
SENATE-Not in session to-day.
HoUsE--Soon after assembling to-day it was as
certaned that Mr.. Whitfed's friends had MAORI
ty of three. The subject was then postponed till
Tuesday, and the House adjourned to Monday.
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RAILROAD WEST FROM EXPERIMENTATION Mon
day last in the Commons the bill for constructing
Railroad west from Fayetteville to the ctalfields
on Deep river in this State, came up for considera-
ton. Mr.. Shepherd, of Cumberland, the Speaker
OF the House, took the foor Mr.. Settle in the chair,
and spoke at some length and with much ability
and eoquence in favor of the measure. He referred
at some length, and with much feeling, to the past
prosperity and present condition of Fayetteville
and he appealed with force and fervencv to the
House to pass the measure and this aid in restoring
the prosperity of that thrifty and patriotic town.
His remarks produced deep impression
Mr.. Shepherd was followed by Mr. Tomlinson, Of
Johnston, defining his position on the question Of
internal improvements; after which the measure
under discussion was made the special order for
Friday next.
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A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO THE LEG
IA isature in session, to change the name of the
beautiful village of TARBOROUGH to Newburgh also to
change the name of TAR river to Pamlico
Dec. 9, 1885, cit.
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az Attention is invited to the Card of Prot.
Emmons in our advertising columns to-day.
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Governor Bragg's Leyee.

The Executive mansion was crowded on Friday
night last-not less we presume, than three hum
dred and fifty persons being present The tables
were most abundanty spread with the richest vi
ands, and with every thing to tempt and crafty the
taste. All the arrangements were in superior STYLE
and were the subject of much deserved compliment
The company was composed of strangers from a
distance, members of the Legislature, public off,
GERS, and many of the residents of the City-embra-
cling much of the beauty and intelligence of the fair
sex.
The Governor and Mrs Bragg received their COM
pany, and dispensed the Inequalities of the man.
sion in the best manner. Every person present ap.
peared to be pleased grati6ed, and happy.
The passing season in Raleigh promises to be more
CAV and animated than usual.
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BELFORD MALE ACADEMY.
GEORGE w, ARLINGTON, Principal.

VlHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL COM
IL MENCE on the End Monday in January next This
institution situated about fourteen miles east of Louis
burg and twelve west of Nashville in healthy, moral and
intelligent neghborhood, free from all dissipation there
being store shop where liquor is vended anywhere
near this place.
TERNS E
Tuition per session, in English branches, $40 90
Do do in Latin and Greek, Is 90
Board can be had with Drs. G. Stills and Jno. w. Earl,
to IS 90 per month"; including washing and fuel Any
desiring further information concerning this School will
please address the Principal Dr. Stills, at Castaa Nash
county, N. C.
December LIST, 1856. 1162-w4w.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

DEquty Of Franklin County, in the of w H. Joyner,
administrator, de 6oas with the Will annexed, Of
made at October Term 1885, Of said Court, Admins
traitor of said Thomas Y Richards shall offer for sale, at
Franknton to the highest bidder the SOt day of De-
cember D.. 1856, the slaves belonging to the estate
of said Richards. The sale viii lie made on a credit
of six months and bond with approved security will be
quired. .sskS
W. H. JOINER, Admir- az 5oris non.
November 20, 1856. if62-wtd. a
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LIST or LETTERS,

IN The POST OFFICE IN RIA.
y Leigh, for the month ending list December, 1856:
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Persons calling for any of the above advertisements will
please say they are advertised. .
WIN. WHITE, p NJ.
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TNORESTVILLE MALE ACADEMY.-THE
session will open the second Monday in Janua-
ry next. Number of pupils limited to twenty-five.
Tuition SIS 90. Good board be had at IS 90 per
month.
A. j. EMERSON, Principal.
Forestville, N. c., Dec. st, 1885, 1l62-w6w.
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OXFORD GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

J. H. HORNER, Principal.-T. J. HORNER, Assistant.
vu~HE NEXT SESSION OPENS THE SECOND MON
IL DAY in January.
The number of pupils will be limited Application
he made in advance stating age and degree of advance
the applicant also what school he last atended
Board ard Tuition heretofore seventyve dollars per
session, payable in advance.
December 9, 1856. 1162-w&swt2dMJpd.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
ENems an0 Comments

Al patron wishes to know what action the peo-
pie Of the State intend to take upon the appro-
priation made by the State for the purpose of
encouraging military companies. Since we are to
have q war with England, and war with the
President upon Kansas affairs, it may be as well
to know how to fire rifles as to fire our votes
WASHINGTON, March 10. The Republicans
claim an important triumph in the passage of
Mr.. Dunns resolution, authorizing the Speaker
to appoint q committee of three members to pro-
coed to Kansas, and investigate affairs generally
in that territory, present and past. Some of the
Republicans say that the adoption Of the prop
osition is success equal to their election of
Speaker
UTAH.-The Mormons are taking measures
to secure the immediate admission of Utah into
the Union. A convention was to assemble at
Salt Lake City on the 18th of March, to form
and adopt State Constitution. The revenue of
the Territory last year was SIT ,348, being an
increase Of nearly eleven thousand dollars over
that of the previous year. The debt of the ter
ritory is $780,
FIRE.-A fire on Commerce street, and City
Wharf, Boston, destroyed 100000 worth Of
property.
CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE Lard Oil and
Candle Factory of N. G. Ropes & Co., ives burn
yesterday, together with the whole stock. Los
estimated at $4,000. Insured in Eastern off
ces for 100000 AT the same time, the planning
mill of Lindsay, Smith & Mayor, at Covington
: KY, was burnt Loss $4,000. No insurance
A steam engine in saw mill at Oakdale, Ind.
0 recently exploded, killing four persons, wound
: ing three, and entirely demolishing the build
ing.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
lflarrie0.

In Waitsfed, March 9th, by the Rev. Lyman prndc
Mr. MOSES HADLEY and Miss ANN J. prentis both of W.
In Pennington, Fulton County ILL.,, the Goth inst by
Rev. John NJ. Williams, Mr.. ISAAC X. SMITH, of Princeton
Ill.,. and Miss CYNTHIA u. BARNARD, Of Waitshed, Vt
In this village March 18th, by Rev. T. J. Scott Mr. A. W.
ALEXANDER, and Miss HARmET CADY. both of Moreown
In waupaca, Wisconsin, March 4th, by the RI. Rev.
jackson D.. Bishop Of the Diocese Of Wisconsin, Mr. G.
L. Loan, and Miss HANNAH o. PARISH also II. L. BnowsEn
Esq and MARY A. PARISH daughter of Hon. j. X. Parish Of
Randolph, VI.
In johnson, March 18th, by Rev. ]. Dougherty, r. c.
BgsroN A. SARA M. daughter Of Charles Leland ESQ.,
al of johnson.
Also on the 2Oh by the same Mr.. HoRAoEF. BorEs to
Miss HARRIET Il. ScRIBSER both OF Johnson
At the Congregational Parsonage in Cabot March 10TH
Mr. DAVID MCLEAN aud Mrs. MARGARET WILEY Also, al
the same place. the evening Of the 14th ns Mr. H. Ho
MeR HoLLIsrER and Miss ALMIRA L. CARPENTER, both o.
Mafshneld
In watsheld March 9th, by Rev. VIM. j. Kdder, JAMEt
f. DfRR Of New Sharon, Me-, and pmJBsA s. GonFRRY,
WaitsheM.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
Minutes of the Washington Coun
ty Temperance Convention.

The meeting assembled in the Free Church
in Montpelier, on the Goth inst, and was called
to order by Eli Ballou, Chairman of the Coun'
ty Committee, who stated the object OF the
meeting.
GERS I for the permanent organization Ct this So
ciety, reported the following
For President, Rev. ELI BALLoU, of Montpel'
Vice Presidents--O H. Smith, of Montpol
Ter Royal Wheeler, Of Est Montpelier D
K. Smith, of Barre; Noah Robinson, OF Water
bury Roys Jones, Of Mortified; Edwin Fish
er, of Cabot. r.lso,a
Secretary-Charles i. Joyce OF Nortnne a,;.
Treasurer-Charles Reed, Esq. of Montpelier
coIsr,rur,oN OF THE WASHINGTON COUNTY TEN
pEnANcE SOCIETY.
Whereas, 1t is of tho highest Importance =
promote and sustain q healthful public sent &c
ment in our community on the subject OF lem
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27

A SEVERE EARTHQUAKE occurred in San Fran
cisco on the 18th of February. Another occur
red at Jeddo, japan, on the 18th Of November,
which destroyed one hundred thousand dwell
ings, ffty-lour temples, and thirty thousand in
habitants Fires broke out ut the same time in
thirty different parts of the city. The earth
opened and closed over thousands of buildings,
with their inhabitants. The shock was severe
at Simoda. Although the distance from Jeddo
to Simoda is but sixty miles, it appears that no
official account of the earthquake had been re-
ceived at the latter place at the time of the sail
ing of the schooner Page, December. 10th.
! A destructive fire occurred in New York on
the 10Th. Loss over 500, 600.
| An accident occurred on the Hudson River
Railroad on the 10Th. The first and second
passenger cars were pitched down an embank-
ment, into field, landing bottom up. Many
passengers were injured.
THE HoUsEHoLD.-Any thing appertaining tc
neat set of furniture will be found at j. G.
Emery's, near the Arch in Spalding's Building
head of State street.
We understand that Hon. Augustus Young
of St. Adams, has been appointed by Governor
Royce as successor to Prof. Zadock Thompson
in the post of Geologist and State Naturalist.
We give sundry extracts from private letters
this week, according to the addage that "straw'
show which way the wind bows"
Covent Garden Theater, at London, Eng, was
burnt on the 9Th The destruction of the prop
erty was complete. Loss G2 500.
STARTLING RUMoR.-New York March 90
Mr. Greedy telegraphs from Washington, tina
he has information from reliable sourc,
that the Administration has ordered the arrest o.
all the members of the Free States government
of Kansas, and that President Pierce believe
they are all in prison ere this.
No news from the Pacific.
Potatoes sold at auction at Worcester Mas
last week for II cts per bushal
Nothing interesting from Europe and the Peac
Conferences.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
RICH PRAIRIE FARMS!
UnimprOyed Lands and Town Lets,

ILLINOIS, IOWA AND ADJOINING STATES
oR sale in great variety low prices, and favorable
terms. Pamphlet Catalogue Descriptions
or Property, with prices attached, forwarded gratis
by mail on application
Our EXTENSIVE Coo Al INSPECTIONS will facilitate giving
valuable Information ofany part of the West to applicants
desiring to locate.
Buyers of Illinois Central Railroad Lands
can avail themselves of the knowledge and experience
MI Duruy, the late land agent If the company, supply
Inc difhcuty Of making jndcious selections.
fafcnar attention given to locating warrants, examining
ands, furnishing maps and descriptions payne mt oftaxes
aud TO general Real Estate Business.
CHARLES NJ. DUPUY & CO.,
Corner of Michigan Avenue and South Water ST.,
CHAR Es NJ DuRUY, near Illinois Central Il. n. Depot
DAVID .. OGDEN. l4m3 Chicago, Illinois
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-03-27
Abram WaldvOn's Estate

THE Subscribers, having been appointed by the Honora
bic Probate Court for the District of Lamole, Com
mssoners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the Estate of Abram
Waldron, late Of Woco' In said District deceased repre-
sened nsovent and the term of six mouths from the 10Th
day Of February 1885, being allowed by said Court the
creditors Of said deceased exhibit and prove their re-
spective claims before give notice hatwe will attend
he duties of our appointment at the dwelling house Of
the late Abram Woldon 10 Wocott, In said District
the first Mondays Of May and July next, at o'clock
In the afternoon, each of said DAYS.
DAVID R. ANDRUS, lc,
BENJAMIN BULLOCK, oo"' rs
WnlcnlI. March A Ii
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Buy me and iii DO you Good!"
DR.. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb Jauydice Bjtters,

only 70 cents Tor pint, and 30 for large bottle
NoMroSED OF the be- Roots, Herbs and Banks in the
wnrld In such manner as to act directly upon the
seat OF disease This is the best medicine dscov cred
or the cure of Bilious Diseases and Liver Complaints
and may therefore be used the best preventive and
remedy for that affective scourge Fcverand Agne. They
also CUE and eradicate from The system Jaundce in its
worst iotins, Cos iveness, Dyspepsia, tumors OF The
Blood and Skin, lndgeslion Headache Dizziness Piles,
heartburn, Weakness, Pain in the Side and Bowels,
Lahguor Fmtuenty, Loss of Appetite and all kindred
complaints, caused by dsordered stomach bad b!od
10 winch all are more or less subject Sprinc and SUM
mef. ihey viii cleanse, purify. heal sreng en-, reeu-
te, oui'd up and Keep in order the whole system. In
WORD, they always do goud-try them.
omce W U nion street, Boston. Sud by all dealers in
medicine everywhere. Fred E. Smith and b. q. Tyler
wholesale agents. lima