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- TATEaOEs NOETH,CAROLIN FAKE
= COUNTY. IN Eqnity: Fabius ]. llayllt Eiza-
I, beth 8. Ryals and ais ~ sEsllslr W
AEquity fos. Wake county, b. 1NHpoa against
Elizabeth s Ryss, Joseph 9. Kys lang John
II Cnch, Jr Florida s. Hopkins N6sy r. depkins Will
liam T. Hopkins, and Frances J; and p. Finch,
for the purpose Of subjecng tEs esaate of said
Ezabeih s. Ryas to thedebt of said and where
as the panant has made oath dat 80 defend
ants named above fesdepts Of North Carolina
This, therefore, is to notify and commsna n Of
said ponresidents and defendants hsrt1bsss named to
be and appear at Superior Cot e EqnfysA0 be held
at the Court House in The City Of Rass 10 1st Mon
day after ne 18th Aondsy y $780, .s1t thsn and
bill Of cs,mpiaiht OF tAA same pso oossso
to them, such of them = III 70 appsae and snswes
Given under my band = o1ss this leA davsf August,
A. D., 1857. -. e. IL l.as
Il. ED. GRAHAM HAYWOOD, IN.
August 18, 1857. sa;lesr .g7--WAsw6w.
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New YoRK.-The Democratic State Convention of
New York recently held at Syracuse, nominated the
following ticket: For Comptroller Sanford Church !;
Treasurer, Isaac vanderpool; Secretary Of State,
Gideon Quicker; Attorney General, Lyman Ire
maine; Engineer, Van r. Richmond; Prison In.
spector, W. G. Rhodes Both wings Of the Democ-
racy were fully represented and the Convention adj
journed in the most harmonious spirit. The Dem
ocracy of the Empire State will now present to the
enemies Of their principles solid and united front
GLEN ANNA FEMALE SEMNARr.- The Fall session
Of this Institution commenced on Wednesday last,
under very favorable suspicesi and with very sn-
peror corps of teachers. The number of pupils, We
learn, is unusually large. sess, s,si5 4,
TIE OHiHsss SuaAR CAsE=s0 ~ feaders will find
in our paper to-day, come useful interesting ex-
tracts FROM urezehanges q sslsdsn to The Chinese
sugar cane. - .eThTa Il
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A DESIRABLE FARM ron bkLE.
TH UNDERSIGNED WILL DISPOSE OF AT
private sale the Farm which he q resides.
It lies both sies0 the road leading nom emth6ed
Mitcheaers Depot, the n q. Railfuld about mile
and haf om each place and contains Our hundred
acres, fifty of which is most excellent Swamp Land
Persons desiring Farm oouvenient s6the Railroad,
of that extent, will do we'll to examine H. decidedly
one Of ths most desirable places y yohn6son county:
Sept 4, 1857 }sTHigsg4 iatsse Fssf8 62-kt.
GR And TOURNA4ENTaAEisH OCC0
" SPRINGS.-A GRAND TOUhNAMENT WILL
take place at ShOcc0 Springs Warren O0uhy the 18th
of this month, Septemberto be followed the night
by Coronation Ball. There will be Fancy Ball and
Party the evenings of the 18th and lzh September
The Springs but nine miles from Wssyspton, and
rendered easy of BY the Raleigh and CASTOR Road
Hacks Always in readiness q snsnsuat r. convey vs
tors to the Springs. "a ss-el LefstE
August 4. 1857. st'aE ,ef3a;s a3gsg STD.
nIssOLUTION.-THEC OPA b NERsHIP HERE
u TOFORE existing under - lsne VI Mitchell 4.
Whitaker vas dissolved BY mutual On the lst se
July 1857. = ~ p'fi 9f6.Sf ssslssssx.
The undersigned win beslad . bs snds and GUS
toners on the corner known the Kane Hoe where he.
has an assortment II confectionery, r.
s.a..-, -, =. iatt' - MITCHELL.
4 September I, 1857. = sli3sss .,ss..<ss Sit.
"a Register copy awics so9 = b ...ls.iss
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eb Office NORTH C&nali1bs faSjrosd Col
~ SAassssxeSeofss3d, 1857
NIoIIcE Is HEREBY GIE13 HKaaHF FOLLOW.
G1O ING Stock 1nbscribed 15rf sOmnauv viii he
sold foEsesh lst day Of Oststn aex It lie Court
Aegss u the of Ssaisod!y . .unt due On
ss.d snhecss cay slaii % The time Of sale.
NAhks. no M 80 Anm1lk No. OF Suns.
4 ID. ARSain Roy . II W4E llGsalnv
l.sass css is = 5 ssi;,s tso"'n' !
3. b.f. pssiA ;sass "A Z. p, 81 !
yaaes qsis1oIl Sas3sf 5 e. sifentins,
~ e. - A9eS AenSS4y W y 10 44Ezsotine, IS
Segon tales, . Rs4DG, 8
~. Z Hart - I'FFssEI~s I W.Wua 1
S;sE ,sa4l assf ARely. s
sss=ss ~, szss,,a., CYRUS R.MNpEgHALL4
Il Sss. s. 49,. -. ..sS = "a treasurer
Amsers - ,aasfs tssssE 1902-8tW.
- 80 asSt'1nA da1ls s31si
80 sfSsftfSS ii srfaeA !ex;.:- .N -slsatac
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saEt- Mr.. Ten Broeck's Bay Ally, Belle, came in
fourth for the Rstclifs (England1 stakes. sese
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fg r,al lr7f FAYETTEVILLE, Sept IL, 1857.
BACON ID cts-COTTON I2 to Is cts-FLOUR IS IS
to 25 according to quality-CORN 81 25 y bushe-
LARD Is cts-SALT 81 25-FLAXSEED 81 IS 70 bushel
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ron THE VIRGINIA
lyuChburv (OIlcuc.

Wo ore hnnny 10 nnnouncc To the potrons and
friends nf Ivucbbprp Collepe that the most ,ompete
a1 sa,ifctor srrpnoemcnts have been ,nadc far Tho
NV, aa,,al sassi,n os TIN In s,iton ~ commence
~, ,ho Grs, un,,ay /, Sen,e,,hcr
Tbs Chair of Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
hi,h, a..,,>;aa Lv ono ircnnhent has r,,n,lp
hoen diiaoa into t,yo senarate nrolessorsbins and
-, - - ia h;lo,,r a,o1i6cations ol.ttod 10
~ T5i ,, n,,oaen hv which zach
-. 80 ;src,nn IN ths Colle,e,yl he made
uei''t'ne' y. y, 'us'' an, w. ~, ~, - - ;
i ,ai,;a1 ,,.,,in, ~ tho snhects. ,r
a'' - ''i s,a,, -, rho sIan, ~ rnra
thelr seNera' o''N''s anu ' " ~ ' " ~
SsS'e""e1 anu a ,s ""'" n , .,,.,o, 49,,
LIEUT. o. r. phANNhNs".r, '"o ny -. t ~ 'o
n Sssoi u ,, 1a,t, - y,
ua"olns e"Iu' ~ - ~ -; ,;ti,n
, , VIM -" tia ea,'i,,'5 g.
i"su'u'e, "e ,AnDsu .,a,al 80 ,;,t ~,
UNIV ti aioo =, ,L
a,s' aonoas " oc ua,ho"tics in that in,it,
ss.'"' ij ,;ao he bsld A. leasnre and ranea
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cured We shall also be spared the necessity Of en-
pioYing inexperienced teachers those whose view
Of instruction and discipline might not fully accord
with our own. IL Is the desire of the Faculty tn
make this department all il should be as school for
elementary training md they cordially invite the test
OF a candid criticism.
Those yeung mcu Who do not design pursuing the
study Of the classics but simply wish to be prepared
Tor business, will, in addition . the ordinary English
branches, be thoroughly taught in Commercial A.
rthmetic aud Book Keeping
The Dormiiory will be completed for the ocenpan-
cy Of students by the Of the next ses-
sion. Young men from abroad, except those who
have relatives residing ia Lynebburg. will be requir-
Cd Ia lodge IN the building, and will be under the
constant supervision of the President and other
members OF the faculty The sttctes regard will he
had Ia Their moral habits and effective dis
Cipline maintained than has been possible under the
circumstances heretofore existing
In word the College will open in September with
all the elements and appliances Of complete organ
izatinn better prepared than before 10 accom-
psh the great obje,ts OF its establishment. May We
not confidently hope that it will receive from The
community that amount Of patronage which lis in-
pofance rs a public enterprise demands Not insen-
sible to the generous aid already afforded we yet
cannot believe thai the citizens OF Lynchbutg gener-
ally appreciate the magnitude OF the undertaking. and
its direct hearing upon the welfare OF the town. Dat
of IL students ia attendance during the past year
but SO were from the city proper We look for a
larger and more encouraging local support during
the approaching session and promise that no effort
shall be spared part to render the institution
worthy the confidence and approval OF its patrons.
In behalf of the Faculty,
SAMUEL X COX, President.
IYScHBuRG, July 10, 1857.
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ALLEGHANY SPRINGS.

FNsHIS Watering Place avorably known to the public,
viii b. opened for the reception OF visitors the LIST day
OF JUNE
The proprieters happy that they
have teeu cd the sefNces General Manager, OF JNo =
III tof the American iioc Richmond Va whose long ex
pefncc in the Hotel business and well established reputation
as gentleman and caterer sufficient guarantees hat eve.
" effort viii he made To satisfaction to guests
me powerful eura properties OF this water and lis Ell
caeA IN all diseases Bowels, Nervous
System &c well ateed by the many calm mi
raeniou) which have been effected by We refer with
confidence 10 all the former patrons of the place.
a complete BATHING ESTABLISHMENT has since last
SEASON. been added 10 the comfort Of
sisinrs Dor further particulars the Cards,
found In Hotels. Cars, Steamboats,,
ndd Inc of -Four Horse Coaches will convey visitors
from shaw syie this place - miles, good road with
nnly one bill betwccn thr points
BRIDGES & HOLT. Projectors.
JOHN L. LEE Manager.
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voters at the time of the election of members oil
the Convention.
The Democratic party may be pledged to thus
course by the action of the Cincinnati Conven-
iion--but we think the provisions of the organic
act ought 90 be enforced. without regard 10 what
the Democratic party ha-. or hns not, saul about
it, We think Gov. Walker ought TO take the or
gsuic act as the chart by which to be guarded -
not the resolutions of Democratic Convention.
II certainly new thing in the execution ct our
laws that their inten, an ubieet is 10 be deter.
mined by the irresponsible dictum Of party
convention.
Unless Gov. Walker therefore, and his coad-
TUTORS, can show some authority IN the organic
net for referring the Constitution TO the people,
il is clear that he transeends his powers-and
IL is equally clear that the course which he
proposes 10 pursue is nothing more nor less
than pure aud unadulteratod -quatter sovereign
y
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yet save IT, We destined 10 the triumphant
introduction Of Kansas INTO the onion as slave
State, nnfess The Anon Aofhngs sarree ~ ssadiag q
fer of thor COHgress 10 cooperate with the
Humphrey Marshalls and Winter bavsci, the llayens
and Fullers Of the last session who mtrJued Banks
into the Speakefshlp
The above i. an extract from an editorial artl-
Gle 10 the Advertiser, published at Montgomery,
Alabama.
An election for members of Congress is pend
ing at this time n Alabama; otherwise 1t would
be difficult 10 account for confident an asser-
ton that Kansas would be- admitted II Slave
State This declaration however, we suspect is
only intended 10 be made until after the election
Is over, and the people have been deceived into
reurnin. Democratic members. After that, it
will be discovered that, owing to climate aud
tother natural causes it was impossible to Introduce
slavery into Kansas.
But il is principally for the purpose of noti-
cling thr latter clause Of the paragraph that we
have made the above extract. Aud i'm
PEELED To do so beoausea gallant aud honorable
gentleman (ilon l.. NJ Cox of Kentueky,) has
just lost his lilo brcnu,e he showed proper
sentiment at the same seandtloas ana outrageous
charge. We assert then, with the profoundest
conviction of It's absolute truth. that the allega.
ton that the Southern Know Nothing members
OF Congress Intrigued" or aided in my way,
the election Of Banks te the Speakership. is en-
tirey unwarrantrd by the facts of the Gu ST., aud
can be disproved Il the satisfaction of every
man IN the oonicderaoy
We e. further aud assert, that they consis-
tcnlly opposed not only the election of Banks.
but the plurality rule" under which every
body knew that Banks would be elected.
And 60 still further and assert that it was
owing to the accession Of six Democrats to the
Black Republican strength that the plurality
rule finally passed, and Banks was elected
Speaker
Without copying the record we simply chal-
lenge contradiction of the following facts That
si1 Democrats voted with the Black Republicans
for the plurality rule under which Banks was
elected, and thereby carried it.
That Mr. Trippe of Georgia, Southern X
Nothing, warned the House in advance that the
election Of Banks would be tho oGoct of this
rule.
That every Southern Know Nothing. to man,
voted against the plurality rule through thick
and thin. aud from the beginning to the end.
That of the six Democrats who did vote for it
three of them were SDufhe-n Democrats-,o-
wit Clngman, Smith of Tennessee, and jew
EFT.
That the plurality rule was moved by Smith of
Tennessee, Southern Democrat
Aud yet, in the face of these indisputable his
torical facts, Southern Americans are charged
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EVERY MAN HIS Own INsuRER.-The follow
ing suggestions TO housekeepers, merchants,
and those erecting new buildings may not be
valueless: Keep matches in metal boxes, and
out of the re ach of children. Wax matches are
particularly dangerous, and should be kept out
of the way of rats aud mice. Fill tud or cam
phene lamps only by daylight, and never near a
fire or light Far better dispense with them al
together. DO not deposit coal or wood ashes IN
wooden YES sells and be sure burning cinders are
extinguished before deposited. Never take u
light or ashes under II staircase. Never take n
light to examine gas meter. Be careful never
take light into closet. DO not read IN bed by
a candle or lamp light. Place glass shades over
gas lights in show windows and do not crowd
goods near them. No smoking should be per
wit,ed in warehouses or barns. Where furnaces
are used, the principal register should always
be fastened open. Build all chimneys from the
earth Stove pipes should be at least four inch
es from woodwork, guarded by TIM and enter
substantial brick ohimneys horizontally.
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UHftN BANk pocahontas Co, 4 prl l0th, lbs.
Grntlemen ssaine months since applied
me for medical advice afflicted th form seconda
~ syphilis che had been under the charge
without rele) Ienmmcucpd regular
edics Of the profession but the disease snbboy resisted all
Efforts The reputation of Carter. Spanish
Ing reached aud being personally acquainted with your
selves determined to a trial did and In short
time It's good effects EVIDENT and three bottles cured
him.
Asan act ousiee to suffering humanity wiihh.d
virtues Alternative prompt
fer Of thu blood and take pleasure recommending the
profession and public generally. Yours respectfully
lulY II flamR HIfIlHEIl d.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.
ru,ryrS WATERING: PLACE l. now open

u
reception OF visitors. Il Is situated near The summit
Aiirghany Mountain In the County OF Montgomery
Virginia 81 from Chrisansburg Depot on the Viz
ginia Railroad
persons seeking heHit pleasure this ace affords one
delightful retreats whore to be ionnd IN he
mountains Virginia The powerful curative properties OF the
long established Fora Cutancous Diseases
Diseases Stomach and Bowels probably exeeis any
Chronic Dinnhna il is regarded as secihe
npe gcmens la been made 10 convey visitors ID
Springs IN splendid fourlorse Coaches man
aged careful aud experienced drivers Also extra line
81 Coaches will kept readiness any oil the ad
jarent watering, other places OF resort
Board per month So
THOS. II. FOWLKES.l
J. J.. EDMENDSoN, : Proprietors.
c. -. GARDNER,
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,r,o TmH .EEKEI,sOE rLEAsUnE AND


A LOVERS OF THE BEAuTFUL.--pfAKs OF 0rfEnl
The Proprietor takes pleasure announcing that he
INNING DdILf LINE or HORSE STAGES between
r-r-Na Liberty and the Peaks oil otte Ga distance Of
t.sxSN Is 10 niles good road, connecting at Lib
crly with the Mail and Accommodation
Trains Of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Fare ~
BY hi, arrangement passengers have pleasant evenings
ride and reach The Peaks bJore night where they will find
COMFORTABLE ACCOMMODATIONS and no effort on
the OF the Proprietor spared cndor their sourn plea
ant and agreeable having ample tim" 10 visit the top OF Tie
Peaks and return to i.iberty next morning
lie will also keep COMFORTABLE HACK at the Peaks
TO convey passengers through buchanan distance of ii
miles They VII there connect with Stages for Natural
Blgc LeNuE Rockbrdso Alum Springs and the Central
Raroad and another Inc from Buchanan 20 Dagger Springs
and Groenbrer White sulphur Returning travellers from
the White sulphur AMI oekbrdge Alum Springs at all
times buchanan to nerscct with
line for Liberty.
This route Is 10 the Greenbrer White Sulphur as
any other from the Last and pleasant besides hay
ing the advantages of from the Peaks OF Otter and see
ing the Natural Bridge
- Visitors will lind that the Peaks of otter Hotel has
delightful and pleasant locality the temperature being from
IL to - degrees cooler than in Liberty buchanan
will the above lines during the Summer and Fall
months LEIBURN WILKES
I'M = It's
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.


- '''s'' VII nj "p'fHi'O" al I'VE vi J"
rheunae palms and other Indeed sng
Like ever, good article II counterfeit us
lessi but the preparation Of Prot 1ra Phi aephia
has received testimonial from Cities
Merchants Hotel PTopretpf all the highest
testing u beneficial effects in under their
ton II can be- had Of the agents here See advertisement
Ia another roiutuu ~ Ig.1,
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every species Of lung complaints bat il very
powcriuiiniuenCe on a DISEASED LIVER. In this COM
plaiI has undoubtedly proved eicacious than
remedy hitherto employed aud Ia numerous instances when
patients had endured uLg aud suffer the dis
ease without receiving the least benefit from
dca and when mercury has been vain, the
al this Balsa has rcoi. the liver healthy action, and
in instances ellie ted permanent known
remedy had failed 10 produce his desired effect
None Rruuin" unless signed |. BUTTS the wrapper.
InlVe d. rlLAwlw
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FATAL ENCOUNTER IN KENTUCKY "A CORES
pendent writing from Summerville, Green county
Ky. under date of the 10th inst, furnishes Us an
account of difficulty which occurred near that
place which resulted in the death of Felix q.
Beauchamp Our CORES pondent says that diff
Guilty occurred between Robert J. Peace aud
VIM. NJ. SknHggs about sore trtling matter
when Beauchamp, who who was the brother
in-law of Sknags, interposed and begged the
parties to desist Hereupon Peace ordered Beau
champ to get out of the way or he would kill
him. Beauchamp drew arevover fred and miss
ed, and retreated was followed up by Peace,
who placed his rifle againt his antagonist: fired
and literally tore his heart out This fatal en-
counter was witnessed by the wife and children
Of the dscea led - LouiSpiH, Democrat
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Notice -Messrs. JAS w. brown. Jostfh : beoe s y
w. .- or athorizcd Agent. in country and
aoxYsosssf in the city fos making COLLECTIONS and sss
- h,.ncs Of The Xtrcnian Onee the ls OF Apnl roc
tine an mis- for subscription are due 10 tue h'''
ed To distant Subscribers and advertisers VINO arc
- hiu vii H. sent bs ua and renAnfes through i""s
bzano In registered letters. solHedat our tisA - -
= srll ioeer4,ni that old basness should hs P'"up
,.a,f M ~, trust thar All these who are haeeth 70
- ...ts The necessity early aud FfomF se'Hs
rra,t III thsir accounts preservation ,,,.,.rps
meh' % ' MCDONALD a PETERS
Nay 2lts ii, ..-, =, r...i,, sub.
.rssI,ans to the yIrsnian for this esent Pefieiof
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The ILLINOIS SLAVE MURDER.-1ho St. Lou
is Republican copies from the Chicago Tribune
the account recently published of the killing of II
Runaway slave by his pu,suers near Nashville,
ILL.,. and adds:
This case, in some of the details, resembles
one we heard of yesterday rs having occurred at
Sparta, in Randolph county The report is that
three slaves ran away from their owners near
the Pilot Knob, in Missouri; that they were ira
ced TO ST. Genevleve, where they crossed the
river, three young men close upon their heels,
and made for Sparta; that they were overtaken
before reaching that place; that the negroes gave
battle, and fired five shots mt one of the young
men. and that he then fired at and killed ono of
the slaves, and wounded another; that, worse
still he cut off the head of the dead negro, got
alcohol and preserved it i'll this way, intending
to tnke it for exhibition to the Pilot Knob.
We can hardly believe the latter part OF the
| story. 1t is too horrible, too altrociouS, to be
ena eted by any man, unless in n moment OF un-
| governable passion. 1t is an act Of barbariiy
| which will call forth the condemnation of all men,
| however much provocaton there may have been
for it. We hope, for the honor OF humanity
! that there is some mistnke-sonfe gross exagge-
ration about the statement. One thing Is GER
tain, that it will find no justiiicalon-no pnllia
| tion--no npologists among any considerable por'
ton of our people; all will alike condemn and ab
| hor it.
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ing abscuss pronounced iDcuab" by the faculty
Robert Parott oi Ium eand Name afi eted three
with abseess Ia his and about have the
Rmputatei, Vi Inllowuys Ointment and
pills which completely healed Sold the tories.
No 80 Maiden Lane, New York. aud M 24 Strand Lon
and by all druggists 25s 6s4c and 81 pot box
in y DIV
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A RETIRED psEXsuCasS

/Whose lite nearly out discovered while
East Indies certain for CONSUMPTION, Asthma
Colds. General Debility. The
| ry was discovered by him when his only child daughter
was given up lie had much the wonderful
healing qualities preparations made IRON
The East Hemp and the thought occurred 10 HIM that lie
remedy for his child lie studied hard and
r,,,d m realizing his wishes His Guild cured and
ayc well lie has since administered the wonderful rem
y To- thousands sufferers Ia all parts Of the world and he
has never making them completely healthy and hap
nv Wishing much good possible he viii send 10
such of his fellow beings request it, this recipe, with
I and picit directions for making il and successfully
using IT, requires each applicant 10 cosc him one shilling
three returned postage the recipe and the
remainder applied the o this atvert!senen
Address pt IL JAMES
No II Grand Street jersey City. NJ
B-Dr II. James has neither Office nor agent IN Now
YORK AS some pretended aud advertised The rcepey
i sent irain 80 PLACE No. ~ Grand street. Jersey
CIV New lcr-eN ma - dNfino Z
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\ Pestum.d gsr'Hth.-What lady or gentleman would
laor ner dsagrerabe bteal when y using
DDMDENS DENTAL FLUID 1t will not only rehucr IT,
st bu make teeth white aibastcr prevent tooth
ache ANA preserve decay Recommended by den
tisls ud PLY sicians every whore
beautiful Complex may be attained by It's II
moves mpcs se, renders the SKIN soft and he anti
f n1artn ric roscHtc hue 1t the greatest cosmetic
r,,r known beng free all injurious matter Price 30
,rt;s. For sale by SIho iliEK WuliEHEAD,
SrABI4Hk y JONES,
,navs.ts Druggists evoryNN here.