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GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERTi
TOWN HALL,
This. Wednesda1 .Eyentnx,,

"SIGNOR JOS. BORA RESPECTFULLY ANNOUN-
Sces the ladies and gentlemen of Raj and its vicinity
that he will give GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
at the above Hall Wednesday evening next at hapast
O'Clock which occasion he will be assisted BY Pro-
Signor has made every effort but without success
procure Hall better suited and he trusts the ladies will
not hesitate attend object is to unite the lovers
of music in order to form MUSIC CLASSES to be COM
menced Immediately. SUBSCRIPTION LISTS for this
purpose will be found at the BOOK STORES. S~s7"s
For further particulars and the Programme see hand
bills. -
20 January 81, 1858. Sit.
THOR HIRE, FOR THE BALANCE OF THE YEAR,
Il strong and healthy young negro woman. Apply at
this Office ,-sss.: = = ayls<sI.r IRA
January Is, 1858. ......, ..- -.rqaaryF
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MAR RED.

In Wake county, the ast inst By Il. ETuckery Esq.,
MT WIam N Womble, If Chatham county, ID Miss Lucy
u HOLMAN, second daughter of Watt J. HOLMAN, Esq
W Recorder please copy.-ss- --rs--
On the slst inst By = b Solomon. at the rsi-
ffncs Ct the 1 bride father in Warren NJ James
In Warren county, the 18th inst. By Samuel Bobbtt
Esq Mr. Jones W. Harriss to Miss Tabiiha J. Riggan.
lett, Mr. John A. Hundley to Miss Eugenfs Odam.
In Warren county, the 14th inst the residence
r. Lamkin, BY the Rev. Levi C. Peskinson Mr. Ehos
Of this county. 3 $500
In franklin. the 10th inst, bv the Rev. Mr. James,
Albert Cook Esq., to Miss Susan Dent ali Of that county
On the 18th inst by David Stone ESQ., Mr. Lewis Jones
to Miss Elizabeth Woodley, all Of Franklin county. >
At Ansonvile, on the 18th inst by Rev. Mr. Washe Mr.
John B9ydep Of Salisbury to Miss Mary, daughter Of
In Salem the morning Of the 18th inst BY the Rev.
Robert DeSchweinitz, Mr.. Edwin r. Ciemmons to Miss
Harriet Butner, all of Salem N. C. - ~. ~. ...:
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ID lie ID ,

At huntsville, the 9Th inst, at 70 O'Clock, A. NJ
Berry d. Simms. aged GA years months and DAYS. He
was elected to the Legislature in the House of Commons in
the years 1874 and 1s4s. He had been afflicted with pa
yss for about four years. the last two of which he
almost helpless but continued to hopes of recovery
until two weeks before his death; he seemed nsensibe to
suffering. = - =. - -
~ Register please COPY.
In Greensborough Monday morning the 18th inst
about So
In Greensborough Thursday morning the 2lst inst
Mrs Mary E. Shober wife of Charles E. Shober Esq., and
Oldest daughter of Hon. John A. Gmer -
Near Fayetteville the 18th inst after lingering ill.,.
ness Hugh Gilmore r in the ssth year of his age Mr.
G. wa amiable, obligng and sincere in his attachments
He was beloved by his many friends who their
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PETERSBURG MARKET.

JANUARY %, 1885,
WHEAT-There is hardly much activity in the
ke to-day sellers and buyers awaiting steamers
about due with week later advices Sales of fair
81 49, though for very choice samples 81 80 think could
be had Prime Red 81 l2s@$l Is. Receipts lighter
this week. There not much demand for understandable
grades of wheat, and such quote at S5(1$1 o.
COTTON-Market quiet and holders firm. The steamers
advces being momently looked for neither buyers sell
ers to evnce disposition operate and there
fore note very limited Sales We still retain last quo
the latter figure sales have lately been made Should
the next European advces prove favorable for Cotton
look for in this article Decrease in the
receipts at all the ports compared with this time last year
5OO,7yO bales. 49, '' ..' -'
CORN-There is a good enquiry for this article with
very light receipts. We quote at 55@6Uc, to quality.
FLOUR-Demand light. We quote country Superfne
f.. TOBACCO-For old Tobacco Of fair to good quality
there improved demand and for such
better The amount of coming to market in hhds is
very trfng There good deal of loose Tobacco sold
to-day the most of which very For all kinds
of new, prices are without material change.
PORK is in fair demand at $S.
EXCHANGE on New York, 8 to 81 per cent.
LARD has declined We quote Virginia and North Car
ona in kegs l2@l3cts; do in bbs l25c at wholesale.
BAGGING-Good heavy Gunny l4@l4Xc.
BACON has further declined, and we now quote new
Shoulders at lO@1l cents and do Sides IL For
large lots, reduction the above could be made
GROCERIES-Ih the Grocery market there is no mate
rial change.
LEATHER is lower with limited demand. ,
SUGAR-DeR,and better, and prices again slightly
dearer. -'
MOLASSES has further declined and market tending
downwards.-Ezpress
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The Ice CRop-The Philadelphia Bulletin learns
from inquiry into the. condition of the ice-houses
along the Schuylkili, that, with some rare excep-
TONS but little stock remains on hand The largest
establishment has only about four hundred tons
some have five six tons each, while others have
none at all.
In the New York ice.houses, the stock rarely, if
ever, runs out and it is not unusual to find ice in
them, that is four or five years old. They hsve~s
hand, now, about half supply. -...., -s.'. z
The Boston iee-dealers propose sending out steam
tugs to the Banks, for the purpose Of towing in
few cebergs to fill their ice-houses. The Bostonians
aie an ingenious people, and having many local i'd
vantages that New Workers have not, know how to
improve them. s.aI'.sa. 81 ri''+ e
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DEMOCRAT1C MEET1NCI IN WAAEs
We requested to give notice that a meeting of the
Democrats of Wake County will be held in Raleigh Mon
day of the ensuing February Court being the third Nom
day in the month"; to appoint delegates to the Democratic
State Convention to be held in Charlotte the l4th April
nominate q candidate for Governor. full meeting is
earnestly requested. .r'r-a.a'. = ...;.a' -
January Is, 1885, - E .f. '. .'. .n.' Std.
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Posi- MASTER AT SALISBURY John A. Weir.
man has resigned the Office of Postmaster at Sails
bury, N. c., and Mr. Moses A. Smith has been ap-
pointed to succeed him. Mr.. Weirman was faith
full, efficient and obliging officer, and Mr. Smith is
worthy to be his successor. He has been Mr. WIS
clerk for several years. and is thoroughly acquAint-
ed with the duties of his Office. We congratulate
him upon his promotion. - -. 81
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The UTAH ARMY.--A correspondent, who is with
the u S. troops, writes as follows to the Washing
ton Union, under date Fort Scott, December l.,
1857: .. ...-.. ...f.
Z "Here we are at last, and here we shall remain
until the mild breath of spring teammates sumber-
ing nature. Green grass and budding trees will
probably be the signal for our onward march into
the holy city of Mormondom, unless the reports we
hear of fortified passes should prevent 1t is under
stood that the saints are certifying Echo Canon by
means of series of dams and canals with these
they can food the canon, and thus present formid
able barrier to our progress The last news from
Brigham is cheering; he is ENJOYING his absolute do.
mnion the saints unalloyed by the presence of
single gentle, they having all been sent out of the
Territory by way Of California; and it is understood
that the saints are to be sifted, and murmuring
apostates sacrificed upon the altar of Mormonism.-
am told that it is fact that Brigham has said he
would sacrifice in the public square all apostates for
by the shedding of their blood alone can they atone
for the sin of apostacy."
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LATEST FROM CHMA.--Xr. Reed, the new Ameri.
can Minister to China, has arrived and been very
cordially received by the authorities and people of
Hong Kong, and he had been called upon by the
ambassadors of othe. nations. Numerous military
honors had been shown him. The English and
French forces were making arrangements to bonn.
bard Canton.
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N. G. STATE BoNDs-We learn from the New
.ork journal Of Commerce that on Saturday last
si'ooo Of North Carolina 6 per cent. bonds we're
oo'o at se Virginia stocks sold the day before at
sa-Iennessee at 81, and Missouri at S44. .l
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CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY

II G. BROMELL HAVING SOLD OUT HIS ENTIRE
d interest in the business recently csred BY him.
Fayetteville Street. to gentleman in PeeelsbuK Who
has employed the undersigned to continue ssd business
the OLD STAND, as Agent, '-'a ID. ,'.."A az
The custGsrs of Mr. Bromeal and the public genssay,
can be supplied with BREAD heretofose a. with every
thing else usually kept in such establishments.
As no books will be kept all sales will be made for CASE
The accounts due e. Brome in my hands for col
lection Those persons indebted will please and settle
J. B. FRANKLIN, Agent.
Raleigh, Jan. 20, 1858. elm.
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ALAMANCE. COUNTY

We are requested give notice that Convention Of che
Democrats Of Aamance County will be held in Grshsm ON
Thursday Alamance County Court to select cand-
dates the Legslstur and to sppoiut delegates to the
Democratic State Convention A full atteadsqce j. ear
nestly desired 'D'-
January %. 1858. u !tr'a--..ld
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IND1GEsroN.--I never felt the benefit of any med
icine much as from the bottle Of Boerhaves Hol-
land Btters purchased last fall. I wish to know
whereI can get it, without fear Of imposition.
a4tzs Signed) 3h JOSEPH c. DELLETT.
~ January 31st, 1857. 49,. i ri. s-s 81
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Rev. DE-. DECISIVE learn that this gentleman
has been invited to deliver the Annual Grafton be-
fore the Literary Society of Emory and Henry Col
lege, Virginia. WI. Com.
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By PEARsoNs j. lin Switzerland '. Whitaker,
rs.t =. Freeman, from Bertie; ssnirs do nouo. Also
IN Hall Davis, in Equity, from Craven, declaring
the plaintiff entitled to decree Also in Gardner
y Masters, in Equity, from Craven, declaring that
there is no error in the decreta order Of the Court
below Also, in Wright '. Wright. in Equity, from
Franklin directing decree for plaintiff. Also, in
Evans '. King, in Equity, from Baden. ,. : y
BY BATTLE, j. In McEachn Y. McRae, from
Robson, affirming the judgment Also, in Devane
" Larkins, in Equity, from New Hanover; de.
murrer overruled with Also, in Hall " Craw-
doro, from Montgomery; .esnire de noeo Also in
Thomas " Melville from Onslow; penire de nooo
Also. in Newell & Ewinson " Taylor, in Equity,
from New Hanover, directing the nterlocutory or.
der continuing the sequestration to be reversed.
Also, in Fairly '. Priest, in Equity from Richmond,
declaring the plaintiff as administrator, entitled to
the property and to all necessary accounts.
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SWAN & CO.'S LOTTERIES !
AUTHORIZED BY THE STATE OF
49,. .ftt4 GEORGIA. 5.F 3ltT
= $4,000 !!!=
ron TEN DO1LA h 3

- Z q a II a n 0ss1-.t.1
The following Scheme will be drawn by 8. Swan Co.,
Managers the Sparta Academy Lottery each of their
Single Number Lotteries for February 1885, at AUGUSTA,
Georgia. public under the superintendent of Commits
sOners. A ',i-''
49,. CLASS l.,
TO be drawn in the City Of Augusta Georgia in public,
d. ~ Saturday, February 6, 1858. -
70. -t..- CLASS 2, -.asH s .1ta
To be drawn in the City of Augusta, Georgia, in public
~ Saturday, February Is, 1858. i
.....-...... . CLASS 3, -,
To be drawn in the City Of Augusta Georgia in pubhcon
Saturday, February 20, 1858. ia'.''-
CLASS 4, ~
To be drawn in the City of Augusta Georgia il public,
Saturday, February n. 1855.
~ On the plam Of Single Numbers. .a1.p
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
FIVE PRIEST ~. .tg,-at
Nearly one Prize to erery Nine Tickets.
MA GNIFIC ENT III e n Ell
. To he drawn
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

JANUARY 70, 1858.
TURPENTINE-Saes yesterday afternoon of l4s bbis
and this morning only 80 do at $2 ~ for virgin and yellow
dip, and 81 40 for hard, u $50 lbs
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Further sales Yesterday of
O. bbis at 50 per gallon No transactions reported
this morning
ROSlN-sOo bbs. Common changed hands yesterday at
80 cents u Dbl.
COTTON-A small lot of low middIing sold yesterday
at 1919 cents u h.
C0RN $40 bushels received since veserdavs renort
but sales. -
BEANS-1lO bushels White Beans sold this morning at
81 S715 . bushel.
HAYlOO bales Northern received and sold at 80 cents
y loo lbs, 80 days Journal
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STATE OF NORrH-cARoLINA, I

y. STATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA,ts,
r:-,rs = :: --s-,.a NASH CouHry. - rs,
eVNAKEN UP THE 5TH OF JANUARY, AT THE
Il house of D. W. Winsteads twd valuable Bay Nules-
hore and mare mule The horse mule ID blood
the mare mule dark bay, reached and
TO be five feet high some marks Of harness. Az, supposed
to be four i've years old; valued by two eehodss
one hundred and twenty five dollars each. 0veu under
my hand, &C.! ,s' .-.'-,d a. -.. r, d, q s16
-:if g. ..rtr 3,'sAt is, aaf- B. D. RICE JsP
s,a JAM IL, 1885, s..s4. gu. aa...F -.E-ss "a A-W1t.
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Special Notice.

The STANDARD Is conducted sricy the systes
Al papers discontinued ut the expiration Of tie time
for chch they haze been paid Subscribers acU be notified
-FOUR before their time js out by
their papers and unless the subscription sreneaOed the pa
per cU be Discontinued This rale from whica there
0N Departure Watch the mark and senes0
your subscription.
Weekly Standard g per annuns, in odpance
Seni- Weekly Standard q per annuns., do. 1855 =
20 Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
the Post Office from, we'll the to, which
they desire the change to be made. .s.
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NICARAGUA APPROVES OF THE AcT.-The Nicara-
an Minister, in letter to Mr. Glass; published in the
Union, returns thanks to the q. S. Government for
arresting Walker on Nicaraguan SOIL Nicaragua
does not feel that her sovereignty has been violated
in the least, and Mr.. Yrsarri says Com. Pauldng's
act was perfectly justifable, for, he adds, "as
man-of war of any nation may take up pirates from
desert island, or one thinly peopled that they
can assert their dominion it, although that is
land might belong to another sovereign nation, just
so can bandits be apprehended, enemies of the
human race, by the armed vessels of friendly na
ton, on point of foreign coast which may be
placed under circumstances like those Of the island
mentioned by way of illustration"
?, AFFLICTING DIsPENsATION.--We deeply regret to
learn that the Hon. John A. Gilmer has been sum-
moned home from Washington by the death of his
eldest aaghter.-Register. 80 - - Ni''''-
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Each Saturday in February
APPROXIMATION Prizes.
C94OC TrIZeS aHiOuutHK " VOSOl
Whole Tickets go; Halves e5; Quarters
TaT%-f PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.


Whole Tickets go; Halves e5; Quaftes az.
-TaT% PLAN OF THE LOTTERY. "a
The Numbers from to $4,000, corresponding With those
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips of paper,
are encirced with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The first 457 Prizes similarly printed and eneircled
placed in another wheel.
-, The wheels then revolved, and number . dDwn
from the wheel of Numbers, and at the time 10
drawn from the other wheel. The Number and Prize
drawn opened and exhibited to the audience and
registered by the Commissioners the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn The operation is repeated
til all the Prizes are drawn OUT -
4, APPROXIMATELY PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the succeeding Numbers to those drawing the FIRST
Prizes will be entitled to the 90 Approximation Prizes.
For example: if Ticket Ne. 1854 draws the 1000 Prize
those Tickets numbered 1124S l1249 1881, 1854 will
each entitled $780, If rickt No. $50 draws the $780,
600 Prize those Tickets Numbered 54s 49, $751; 562 will
each be entitled to $780, and according to the above
scheme. 40. arr -.r.t.s.z 8, - i>s gyYEth
The 5000 Prizes Of $40 VIII be determined By he
last figure of the Number that draws the e7O000 Prise
For example: if the Number drawing the $4,000 Pz:s
ends with No. then all the Tckc where the number ends
in l. will be entitled to $20 If The number ends in No 2,
then all the Tickets where the Number ends in will %
entitled to $50, and 30 on too =. fssH s1-lI racN
Certificates Of Packages will be sold At tht fldx-
ing rates, which is the risk: - . - p ..s74Hs
Certificate of Package of 10 Whole Tickets, - $50
-Fu.".!5G :" 10 Half 40
10 Quarter X ae-ak 20
10 Eighth 10
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-aH PLANTING POTATOES. T5Hzsn
AAn BBIS. YELLOW PINK EYES POTATOES
HOV such as have been selling for the past three
years We recommend them Planters as superior
artcehey forward earlier than any other Seed Po-
KEITH FLANNER.
wilmington, N. q, Jan. 2, 1885,, Sim.
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ATTACHMENT John W. Scott vs. Steamer Enterprise
supposed TO belong to Geo. W. Hafris.
ATTACHMENT, La Williams =. Steamer Eatspl.e.
ATTACHMENT supposed to bsions 70 Geo. Heris.
TN THE ABOVE CASES, 1T Is ORDERED BY THE
Court that publication be made six weeks in the Raleigh
Standard notifying said Harris whatsoever may be the
OF said Steamboat that he appear next Supe-
ror Court of Law to be held for the county of Chatham
at the Courthouse in Peterborough the Sd Monday Of
March next and defend his rights these cases; otherwise
judgment will be made absolute. .s--.. q. ~
Witness, John Thompson Clerk of the Superior Court
at office in Peterborough, the 22d January. 1855.
.-.- ..,.i .t3 ..-hs- ,7f-J J.. THOMPSON, G. g. c.
-. rt :. CO. in each CASEY .rs-f -.r.s > 4-wet
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T HI e M A r. X E rs,
NORFOLK MARKET. Go
REPORTED FOR THE "NoRTH-cARoLINA STANDARD,
By A. NJ. M'PHEETERS l. CO..

REPORTED FOR THE "NORTH-CAROLINA STANDARD,
By A. NJ. M'PHEETERS CO.,
Wholesale Grocers Forwarding d Commission Merchant
JANUARY %, 1853.
FLOUR-The market continues very dull and prices
still tend downward but receipts somewhat diminish
$61@. No sales WHEAT. - -.
CORN-In the last day the market has been less
active, and prices have given way slightly. Mixed and
White 5s0l5ac; Yellow 64@65c T. ...g -.
| COTTON-The market is frmer under the recent ad-
vices and note sales of Common at 0c medium lOc
and some choice lots at 1890 The larger portion Of the
stock however is held for higher prices.
PEAS AND BEANS-B. E. Peas are active at 81 Is ::
Clay and Black dull ST. VI. Beans nominal at 81 So
NAVAL STORES-Sprits Turpentine 3s039c: Rosiu
81 25. dull Tar dull at 81 40.
DRIED FRUIT-No Peaches have come to market If
to be had they would bring s5@6 Apples are dull 81 So
BRANDY-Od Peach 81 75@2; New 8! 25@l SO; Old
! Apple 81 5o@l IS; New sl@1 25.
Exchange New York 31s and Philadelphia and Balti-
more 21 for Bankers bills; Private bills N. Y. 203
per cent; on Philadelphia and Baltimore I1@1A.
FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.
JANUARY %. 1858.
BACON 1se; Lard lsc; Coffee ~ to ls14c; Moasses
| FLOUR-Famiy IS 10; Sup. Fine g. So; Fine g. 60;
Cross 35. .'' '.
SPIRITS-Peach Brandy 81 25; Apple Brandy 81 90;
Whiskey TIC; Do Northern 45c.
GRAIN-Corn Soc; Oats Soc; Peas 81 90; Flax Seed
| 81 Is.
TURPENTINE- yellow dip 81 90; Virgin 81 80; Hard
| 9Oc.; Spirits 341ac.
Cotton "a cents and meets with ready SALE
Flour has come in freely and lower quotations Is
Bacon sales of new North Carolina have been made
lower than quotations. Corn and Peas firm. Pork
| selling at So to 10 cents.-CaroLinias
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y COUNTY-In Equty-Calvin Jurdan, Administrator
of Augustus Wedding VS.. William C. Doub. s.a-,9
Whereas at Fall Term, 1887 of the Court of Equity
the County of Wake made to appear to the Hopor
able the Judge of the said Court that William G. Dopb was
q nonresident of the State of North Carolina. =.
This, therefore, is to notify the said Doub be ap-
pear at the next Term of said Court the Court House
in Raleigh to be held on the first Monday after the fourth
Of Calvin Jordan, Admir-. of Augustus Wedding, against
him. filed to procure the reexecuton of lostnote
the bill will be taken pro consso and set down for hear
ing Er-Pa,te. a.. = . - ~. ~ :. .,r ~,
Given under my hand at Office this 14th of Dec 1857.
s ED GRAHAM HAYWOOD, C. 4 Min E.
49, SOL. -... pr. $8) ....- 112-w&sw6W.
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SENATE.-The Senate was not in session to- day.
HoUsE.-A resolution was adopted to enquire into
the expediency Of making Baton Rouge port Of
entry An Intellectual effort was made to adopt re-
solution calling on the President for correspondence
to show how far the Mormons are in a state of re-
bellion to this government. The House then went
into Committee of the Whole on the Court Claim
bills. Mr.. Bllinghurst made speech in favor of
the Pacific rail road. A motion to adjourn till Mon
dav was lost. =.
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SUPERIOR NORFOLK OYSTERS, =, 4
-A REcEIvED REGULARLY, 31g rt,si'R
'-s AT SOCIAL HALL, ~

I. 81 -.TF- y.
For sale by the quart and Gallon Also fried stewed and
scollOped usual. .. - =. 10
Raleigh, Jan. 81, 1859. 3d.. ~ ... ST.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-12-15
Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizes this malarious poison in the
blood and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. As ii should, so it does cure this aflcting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
or rather does what is of more service to those SUBJ
iect TO this Infection II taken in season it expels
Il from the system as it is absorbed and thus keeps
those who use it free from its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease
Consequently it not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
BY this malignant influence, such as Remittent
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Blindness,
Toothache, Earache, Catarrh, Asthma, Palplta-
tions. Painful Affections Of the Spleen, Mysteries,
Collie, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
Stomach and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, will be found to assume more or
less the intermittent type. This "AauE CURE !"
removes the cause Of these arrangements, AMI cures
the disease.
This it accomplishes by stimulating the cxcre..
tories to expel the virus from the system; and
these organs by degrees become habited to do this
their Office Of their own accord. Hence arises what
we term aoclimatatio,. Time may accomplish tho
same end, but often life is not long enough, OF ls
eacrificed in the attempt while this "AGUE CURE u
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason to believe this is surer as well as saiel
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by the miasmatic infection, than any Other
which has been discovered and it has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, thai
it is cheap as well as good.
PREPARED By
DIR. j. @. AVER G. 60.