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p. p. PECK s. BRO.
CLAIBORNES MACHINE WORKS,

rINHE attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers, Manu-
f0ctureT, and all persons desrOu' u purchasing at
home good machinery, such STEAM ENGINES CAST
INGS OF description, GEARING, AR-WHEFLS Of
the most improved patterns, SAW MILLS PUMPS &c. &e,
Is respectfully called this Establishment
inc rapidly the premises OF the late Nashville Manu-
featuring CompRn We intend carry The business
fully eNtensve before and shan soon be read TO take
orders for NJ 'ch and Casting hc have alread
commenced operations in blsehsm h shop and Boiler
yard, and shall give immediate satisfaction to old and
tomers.
We are experienced Meohanios-eaeh OF rs personally
attending 70 his depsrtmen'-and thus shall be
able SUP lower than hereto
fore done in this city We shall every piece Of
work done this Establishment, and give prompt ana
personal attention every order left otce; thus
hone 20 give general subtraction and be ouEed by all
friends OF home II anufac ure. NJ. JAt KER \ CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Ha,hvile Tenn,
juns2T-u Late Nashville Mani Co.
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NEW BOOKS.
NEW VELLUM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be found to great advantages over
the old style, from the paTer being both thick aud
strong and acH not tear SrheH ddmPeHed. It takes
perfect ression and its pages will be conven
lent those OF ordinary Day Book. When
once in USE great superiority will be apparent, both for
Coping Letters Accounts Currents, Manests and other
Documents. For sale by
June / BG CHARLES W. SMITH.
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u zn Dc saastanty "a she aasksa or Hhs.t. fsE
~ NH 80 st4 pay thS hlgsest uaTeet psice-
faiga-sL flssIka, ~ sLEss CO
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p. p. PECK * BRO.

INVITE the attention OF country dealers their stock Of
L Buggies. We make good article which
We have also on hand Eastern article, which
-ant. iune2S.
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P. P. PECK & BRO,

LIAvE for sale TWO FINE COACHES, N=ER -
i just received from New York T 49,
Coaches believe finer than any SiS~->~6t3
brought West OF the Allegheny Mountains.
iune2S.
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WHITE SILK BONNErs BY EXPRESS.
ID ECEJVEO this morning BY Express lot Of Waite six
N Bonnets che very latest styles and Beautiful ma
erial.
Also cases o. elegant small hgd French Jaconetts,
with son pc White MusQueto Netting. Our stock Of goods
in general is well assorted ana vii be offered merchants
Jpnes netU IRBY MORGAN co.
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have, also, and for sale every variet, Shoes
and OTIS for Ladies AMI Gentlemen, Misses, Youths
and Chdrens wear Also, Yecy desra BILE assortment
Hats, consisting of Pearl Cass, SLACK Cass Fur Pa
mama, Leghoru Straw and every variety of Wool Hats
of which viii be sod very low for cash by
b. R. CUTTER,
july10. Nos. Sc & 80, cor College i BroaCwsy.
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De n vi aN 5 IP

Our Writing Department is under the suneTvsion Of
who superior IN teaching thi, branch
20 a long list Of ilu' trous
OF men who never bestowed moments time reflection
upon system Of wriunR-but think that the citizens
CT vile beginning appreciate this kind Of trans
parent humbuggery, besides prefer giving patrons
substantial security, and propose TO refund
all paid - Of tuition in writing pro-
vded students make great Improvements
those Of any other school in this country
OF Ladies will be taught from four 20 six
O'Clock, P. NJ.
Terms for Commercial Course $40.
For Twenty Lessons WritiT 8.
For Lessons in Writing without limit, TO-
june29-tE
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CHANCERY SALE.

CItANCEItH "a 4 f.
Phelps Jones VS. r. P. Boiling ct ais.
pursuance OF the order made at the
L last May Term Of this court l viii SELL Court
house yard gate in this city, IL o'clock, MONDAY
the 10Th day OF Augu neX the cottage home and grounds
attached, which formerly occupied by the said r. P
Boiling, lying ~ miles from the city, and the
side OF the Hburo turnpike road. The to be sol
div ed follows, viz: let. The imT ard
acres rounding Them and then the balance of the ground
In one bOoy-say or acres. Free from redemption.
IEEMs-l and ears credit, with interest," and Een
tanned. c. D. BRIEN, C. NJ,
juy1O. ChancerY Couri a Nashville.
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UeT received "A los u light Dress Buckskia Gloves
j and = variety Of cher siy les Tor sale BY
,. "A. McGIIL
Ladies and aeufismens faFui5alnE store.
july 8 o. square and College street.
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1000 FEET.
Fresh Arrivals of Leather ReItiug

USc received by B. R. Gutter College and
- way 1000 feet Of Leather Betting from inches
wild h Also, fresh supply OF extra Lace Leather in
Ve the attention of Machnist the above
will be sold on the very best terms for cash, bv
K. CUTTER,
july10. College Broad xay.
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EsIlCk,

WE have yet fsw best quality sole Leather Trunks
Jul, 5. J. H. McGILL
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COBBETTS POLITICAL WORKS.
Southern Commercial College,
No. 40 l-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

THIS School In perpetual sesonhencs. students OF
other schools who de sire qualify themselves for the
Counting room, can do : during their vacation.
Cur Room has been recently fitted up, and for comfort
convenience and elegance know that surpassed
by any other in the Uni ed States
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SHIRT BOsOms AND PEARL ST
THAVELING TfUNKs.


A SMALL lot Of hand shirt Bosams, and supply
iaIy s. }. n. NEG ILL.
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.45" An ever-actiye friend for the Spirit
of the Age, sends us three new subscribers,
and says Within find So and three new
subscribers, on the Carson proposition. /
shall have my five by Christmas and l wish
it could be 100 times g." So do we but il
every one would do as well as Bro. A. has
done and is doing, it would soon amount to
that number. We hope every body will send
us a Christmas or New years gift of five or
ten new subscribers. How it would help us.
Where is Carson -
j. A.. McCluer, Esq, Rutherforeton, sends
ms a club Of six, which he says he sends as
"A Christmas gift" A very acceptable one,
friend Nc. Cant you follow it with a similar
one for a new Years gift? Thanks. W.
want a thousand such Christmas and New
Years gifts. In these holiday times, every
body is circulating about and can easily get
up subscribers. Every body will find on
'Spirits' far better than egg-nog, or any
thing else of the Intoxicating kind. This
Christmas week a thousand new subscriber
could be easily procured. We hope ever
one q our present subscribers will try.
Another friend sends us six subscriber
from Hunts Store. Many thanks, kind sir
May You live a hundred years, and the "Spir
it of the Age be always on hand to keepyo,
company.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator OWNS
California correspondence mentions that
there is an intense excitement there to enlist
against the Mormons. Also, that Mormon
emissaries are scattered throughout the State,
meditating most serious mischief.
Intimate friends Of Gov. Walker assert that
he will shortly resign, and is now preparing
an address to the people, stating his reasons
for this course; designing, however, to use
no language tending to disturb his friendly
relations with the President.
Judge Douglas Bill although similar t.
that Of Toombs' Of Georgia, contains an ad
ditional clause-that the Constitution wher
formed by the Convention, shall be submitted
entire to the people Of Kansas,
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HIGH SCHOOL AT CLAYTON,
Ia Miles East of RALEIGH.

This school can be surpassed by but few in the
State. Oar Principal, Vim. B. Jones. though a
young man. has surpassed the expectations Of his
patrons, and bids fair. in a short time, tn become
one of the best of teachers. He undoubtedly pos
sesses the faculty of "aptness TO teach" The
thoroughncss of his pupils teitify to this foct.
Having enjoyed the tuition of Dr.. Wayland. in
those English branches of which he is the author,
and of Elocution under Proof. Russell, one of the
best elocutionists in our country, he is, we can
safely say, more thorough in those branches than
we generally find men of his age.
Mrs. d. w. Jones, Principal of he Female De-
%partment, has already established the reputation
of a First Class teacher. We have no hesitation
in saying. she is second to none in the State
The Buildings are now complete, and ample pre-,
%paratiOns are made for a large number of students.
Board six and seven dollars per month, Tuition
as heretafore.
Necessary Books aud Stationary furnished at the
place by VIM =. Tomlinson.
The nextsession will c ,mmence on Monday, 18th
January next.
REV. J. f. ELLINGTON, Sect'y.
Clayton, Dec. 4, 1857. I5--tf.
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SELECT SCHOOLS.
Oak Hill and Sassafras Fork.

JP. BAGBY. NJ "A BRO. Principals.
THE public may expect permanent schools at
the two places named above. The spring term will
begin on Monday the 18th & .JanuarE next, and
continue 20 weeks. In mo al. health and refined
nelghoorhoods remote from groeshopsaad taverns,
with limited numbers of pupils, under strictly Kind
and parental discipline and the chief aim being to
make them thorough upon their texts, we appeal to
our friends and former patrons for support. After
long experience in teaching, we feel no hesitation
IN reminding the public of the fact. that boys n,ass
De retired and distant from places Of dissipation, if
they are expected to make rapid progress in their
studies.
Board and Tuition at either place wiz be s65 for
English, and SIS for Classical Students. Boys
coming by Railroad will stop at Henderson De.
pot. where Hacks can be hired at moderate prices.
For a kneWledge Of our qualifications and aptu ess
in teaching, we refer To Massrs, W. o.. Gregory,
George Bullock and H. Gregory. Sassafras Fork
Messrs. w. P. Webb. Thos. II. Smith, DR.. smith
Benz. and Richard Thorp, and others about Gal
Hill. Also. to the Trustees of South lowell Aead
envy, and Hyco Falls academy Va, which school
we taught before estahlishir g Oak Hill Academy
address, Oak Hill, Granville county, N. C.
Dec lntbs 1857. l7-5l-6t.
STANDARD copy weekly 5 times.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-23

SHORT CREDITs.-0n Thursday of last week
the Virginia and North Carolina tobacco
manufacturers met in convention at Rich
mond, and adopted resolutions that agents
for the sale of manufactured tobacco shall,
after the first of July next, limit their credits
to four months, shall make no allowance from
the actual weights of tobacco; shall state the
names of purchasers, and agents shall not
deal in manufactured tobacco on their own
account, or have any Intervention with bro
kers. 1t was also resolved to petition Con-
gress to make it a felony for the manufactu-
rers and dealers Of tobacco in any one State
to use the name of any other manufacturer
or the name of any other State or any town
or district in another State, in branding their
tobacco.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-23

WASHINGTON, Dec. I'm the Senate, Mr..
Gwin presented a memorial and bill for the
establishment of the Territory of Arizona !;
also a bill for the construction of the Pacific
Railway. A special committee was appoin-
ted on the latter.
Mr.. Hunter reported a bill authorizing the
issue of twenty millions of Treasury notes,
of not less denomination than twenty d liars,
to be redeemed one year from date, and bear
ing interest. The consideration of the same
was postponed until tomorrow.
Mr.. Harris, ofthe Union, was elected pub
lie printer.
The Senate then went into Executive Ses-
sion.
In the House the usual eulogies were pro-
nounced, consequent upon the death of the
late Mr.. Montgomery, of Pennsylvania.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-23
THE ROAD 70 IMMORTALITY.
What we believe and whv,

II was tne remark ola distinguished ply
sician of the last century, tat the man Who
should discover a specific SS rhoa;a laI WV WV
as certain in IT'S neutfat rcg -. Rilysicai PAIN,
when applied to fire, would ranl ): a. wafer
nation of posterity, next to the ~ tne est-
tiers. Professor Holloway. the fo msPlreu WIZ
yet profound system of maSN ol IhaC
ment, which has traversed with aN treat
derful rapidity both the old wor 1SSA won
new, appears to have accomplished tb G~o tne
desideratum and something more grahu
legged by those who have tested the nro mM al
Of his celebrated Pills and Ointment ; IN
own cases, that they not onlv alloT mer
the agony attendant upon all ~intarnaE,
and external disorders, but nermonon1n
eradicate them. That these remedies ~.
among the woodworking agents Of an ono
of wonders, cannot be questioned. Tbn9o
who believe that the science of medicine ;U
close monopoly, and that there is no medical
skill beyond the circle of the Faculty VINO
look upon a diploma as a sort of ''firman', to
which every man should bow in homage, will
of course prefer being conventionally killed
to being irregularly cured. Such is not on,
taste. We care little for names, nothing 70,
big words and ~oracular shakes of the head
What we see and know we believe; and rea'
ly the proofs of the unvarying efficacy Of flo
loway's remedies are so numerous, SO consi,
tent, so incontrovertible, that our commo
sense, despite the leaning that we have
common with most men, toward time-san,
toned systems, compels US, n0lens volens,
attach full credit to them.
1t may be weakness to be guided by OF
own perceptions and the testimony of hone
witnesses, in preference to receiving as Go
pei what the interested advocates of a We,
fallible system would have us believe b.
we claim a right to the independent use
our faculties, and must state our conviction
The science of medicine, as practiced bv
large proportion of its grave professors,
merely a round Of st%ereotyped prescription
which every sane man knows do not, o.
time out of ten, answer the desired purpos
Holloway's remedies, as far as we can Jude
do not fail once out of ten times to effect
cure. This is our answer, founded on obs,
walton and inquiry, to all who may arraiy
our judgment for according to these extra,
binary preparations what we conceive to b
just need of praise. - Cincinnati Columbia
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RECEIPTS For THE ACE

Wv AAAA M
SINCE LAST IssUE.-$1 Miss F Paylor, Olive
Hill Warren Braxton, Hookerton Saml.
Bishop, Newbern W w Aston, Hadley's
Mills E 7 Blair, VIM White, VIM Bowman,
p W Frazier, Mrs L Hayworth, Miss A P
Hunt, Hunts Store B Atkinson, Ala; John
Cunningham, Pigeon Run Mrs NJ johnson,
New Hill Woodson Davis, La. Avis Stone,
Oakland; Joseph Poe, Pedlar's Hill; Miss
Emily Baker, Mis- S j Baker, Harris X Road
Miss NJ Readman, ConwayboJ, w Spen,
Ger, Middleton; I A Commands, e Hunter.
Eliz. City Miss R Stokes, SALISBURY; Mrs s
E Morse, London Bridge; L Wilson, Drown
ing Greek M r Hays, Lovelady; R Sher-
rell, Catawba View j R StallngsA Thos.
Austin, Lenoir ] II Hawley, FayetteVille !.
Miss Julia A Sauls, Union Grove; Ailuss
Hamilton, Catawba; Sc j A McCluer, Ruth.
erfordton; Alfred Denny, Alamance Mrs
Mary c Stokes, Mrs Sarah Wells, Magnolia
w L Smith, Wake; sc Smith, Smithfeld
A L Smith, Monticello; Miss NJ F Martin
Reidsville NJ O jackson, Normal College
Miss Susan E Hill, Kinston Miss Mary
Sloan, Hickory Grove, Ala; Henry Turne
Nutbush Mrs E j Bradshaw, Melville ]
Cooper, Conyersville, Tenn. j c Dalla
Dan'l. Ellington, Dan River P. O.; Jol
Cowper, jr., R V Patton, Dysartsville
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RUTHERFORD
Male and Female Academies,

WTLEsopen the exercises of the next session.
w on the LIST Monday of February, and close
on the last Saturday of June, 1858. This Insti-
tuition is located IL miles East from Morganton,
Burke county in a Remarkably healthful region !;
surrounded by a pious AID indust. iious people /;
freed from the common temptations to vice and
furnished with Chemical and philosophical Appa-
ratus for illustrations.
The services of a competent Female Teacher
will be secured. Rev. Il. L. ABERNATHY. Prin-
ciPalRnd Tenchsrssf@Gstu-asssriuz4es- MIL N.
BIARD, formerly of New Institute" in charge Of
the Classical and Mathematical departments. The
~strieest moral discipline vii be exercised, whilo
every thing tending to Observation-Disclosures viii be
carefully avoided. Students prepared for any
College; or graduated for any professional pnr-
poses here. G- Sfndents allowed to enter at
any time, but no deduction from charge from en-
trance to close, except in cases of protracted sick
ness. 81
Board in respectable families at from So to Sc
per month. Tuition ranges from 81 to is pei
session.
Fer particulars address the Principal, Happy
Home, Burke county, n. c.
D.. P. JOHNSON, Proprietor.
December 3. 1887. 15-tt
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T TO THE PUBLIC.

"ATS0N'S Improved SI2 Sewing eaises
w ahead of all others. Took the Premium
over all Competitors at the late Philadelphi In
dianapolis and Raleigh Fairs.
We have received some fifty or more of the a. We
Machines from Baltimore, which we do not taiak
suitable oaes for delivery in this State, andhavo
returned them. And we take this opportunity II
informing all parties who have left orders for Pa
chimes, that We hope to be able t9 deliver .hem
No. ! Machines in a few days. as our agent :
gone North to effect that arrangement.
Persons DESTROYS Of Machines caB leave tkeir
orders at our Rooms over the Pest Once, rsal
them through the mail, with the certziAty oEub-
tanning one in a few days.
JN0 II. DAVIS,
Scotland Neck,
Prop. State, n. C. for Watson's s12 Sewing Ma
chine. I. BOND POISAL General Agent.
Raleigh. n. C.
S. D. WILLIAMS, Travelling Agent.
November 6, 1857. lift
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New Advertisements.
Candidate for Mayor.


At the solicitation of many t~ax-paying Cit
liens, I announce myself a candidate for the
office of MAYOR of the City of Raleigh, at
the ensuing election, on the Goth day of JAN
uary, 1853. My residence in the City for
near forty years, and \ service as Justice of
the Peace for nearly ShirtXryeaBs without
any compensation, and often as Mayor pro
tenn, render me no stranger. to the people, or
to the business incumbent upon the office of
Mayor. If elected, | pledge myself to dis
charge my duties faithfully and without par
TALLY. WIN. THOMPSON.
Raleigh, Dec. 30, 1857.
RALEIGH FEMALE SEMINARY.
REV. D. R. BRUTo N, A. B., Principal.
THE next session of this Institution will open on
the 18th day Of January, 1858, and continue 81
weeks.
EgpeaSes per Jession.
English tuition, from $40 to Is
French and Italian, each, S 90
Latin, 500
Music on Piano, 1000
Oil Painting, 20 90
Grecian, 10 90
Drawing, 500
Incidental Expenses, $50
Board exclusive o~flights, $40 per month. Half
of the expenses in adUdnce, and the balance at the
close If tho session. The Principal is organizing the
Faculty and promises pernnanency and faith futness
to his patrons. Address the Principal or A. ID.
German. Raleigh, N. C:
Raleigh, N. o., Dec, II, 81. II 51--4t:
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HIGHLY INFORMANT SALE.

BY virtue of "a Deed of Trust, executed to me by
the "Cane Creek, Farmers and Mechanics Cotton
Manufacturing Company, of Orange and Chatham"
for certain purposes therein mentioned, I will sell
on the 9th of January next, al the real and per-
sonal property of said Company, consisting of the
Cotton Factory, containing eight spinning flames
1872 spindles to each frame, together nth all the
necessary machinery to operate the same. Also,
eighteen looms, with the necessary machinery for
the same. Also, one turning lathe and tools one
wool carding machine; one Steam Engine (forty
horse power } one orist Mill, with four pair of
runners ; one Saw Mill one Cotton Gin and set
of Smith tools.
Also, 251 acres Of land, with IS dwellings,, af-
fording ample accommodations for the operatives;
and 200 acres of woodland within one mile of the
mills,
The above named mills are situated on Cane
Creek, in Alamance. The grist mill has a large
custom and an enviahle reputation, and win run
through the dryest season by giving it all the wa
ter and operating the Factory by steam. There is
also an excellent Store House connected with the
establishment. which is one Of the best stands in
the country for selling goods.
Altogether, the above property is the most de-
sirable for making money that has been offered of
late, and the attention of capitalists is called to
the same.
Terms made known on day of salo. &
JOHN CRAWFORD, Trustee.
December 14th. I6-5.
| FavetteyiIle Observer copy 4 times.
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s5S The great error in our lives is this -
We look too high and too far; we seek Heaven
above the heavens we delve to earth's centre
in search Of newer and better systems we
forget ourselves, Heaven may not be so far
away, after all; and Truth may lie just before
us. 1t may lie in our paths and we crush it
into the dust. =
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LARGER ANp MORE YARTED.

than any they have before presented.
Having been engaged over THIRTY YEARS
in this branch of business, and combining with
their experience, the advantages gained by large
purchases, and cash payments, they feel confident
in saying that no house in the country possesses
eq al facilities FOR giving purchasers entire salts
faction, both III prices and assortment.
No effort will be spared on their part to merit
the same confidence with new customers. that they
enjoy from those who have known them for years,
and to convince them that to retain their custom,
they must protect their interests. All orders en-
trusted to them will b carefully and promptly exc
cuted, and catalogues of their stock furnished upon
application.
The articles named below comprise a portion Of
their assortment, and viii be sold by the package
or an tots to suit purchasers, viz:
Combs, Buttons, Brushes. Threads, Tapes, Bin.
dings, Sewing silks. Snspenders, Elastics, Watch
Guards, Writing Papers, Envelopes. Steel Pens
Pen Holders. Stationary articles. p ckut Books
Purses, Porte monies. Laces, Fans, Beads, Neck
laces, Snuff and Tobacco Boxes, Pins, Needles
Hooks and Eyes Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Cutlery
Jewelry, Watches, Percussion Caps, Sporting Ap.
paratus, Scans, Perfumery. Druggists articles, and
a choice collection of Foreign and American Fan
cy articles. IT. In
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1857-12-23

A Great Medieine.-No medicine ever offered
to the public has met with such universal and
signal success as Perry Davis Vegetable Pain
Killer. 1t is a sure cure for all kinds of pain. Try
it and thank us for the suggestion. Sold by
PESCUD d GATLING, Ra eigh, N. C.
II have no faith in quack medicine."-Nor have
fail to relieve pain i~fapplisd according to directions,
faith or no faith. Sold by druggists generally
throughout the United States an4 British Provinces.
17-2t