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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19
From Pixies Peak and the Plains.

LEAvENwoRTH, Nov. 9, via Bonneville Nov. 12-
per u S. Express -Favorable accounts continue to be
received from the gold regions. Seven men, belonging
to the Georgia company took out five hundred dollars
in five days Upwards OF six hundred wagons, bound to
the Mines met last night between Fort Kearney
and the crossing of the river Platte.
Arrivals from Utah report six inches of snow. On
the street, water and ice an inch thick.
Twelve hundred Indian lodges had been erected in the
vicinity Of the military road, between this point and
Fort Laramie The Indians are peaceabe.
Judge Eckles and several Mormon families were passed
on the way in.
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Some of our contemporaries anticipate that some diff
culties may be experienced in obtaining two gentlemen
to represent the State of North Carolina in the Senate
of the United States. We use the word " obtaining
adyisedly and intentionally, as owing to the extreme
modesty of all the gentlemen spoken of for these posi-
TONS the great difficulty will unquesonaby be in coax
ing persuading actually forcing some reluctant gentle
men to consent to the sacrfce-to immediate themselves
upon the altar of patriotism and outrage their feel
ngs by conserving to take seat in of the rooms of
that large building in Washington City, known as the
CaptoI Some have even thought it incumbent upon
them to state distinctly and in print that they do not
seek the Office and would rather not have it, but then
patriots never shrink from duty and selfsacrice, and
there is no knowing how far these gentlemen might be
prevailed upon to 90. We sympathise with them, we
propose to relieve them We will sacrifice ourselves for
their sakes Like that respectable Roman gentleman,
Mr.. Curtius twice over minus the horse, we Fulton x
Price will cast ourselves into the yawning chasm, en-
dure the horrors of three thousand dollars year and
-ings. Besides there will be no difficulty about the
full term and the unexpred term for we can fix that
between ourselves
P. S.-We regret to be forced to back out from our
proposition-to recede from patriotic eevaton-t0
come down to the level of L" mere men, The squabbe
about the Scholarships must go on Our associate will
not consent He says that it may be we'll enough for
bachelors to make such rash PROMISES but respect for
his family compels him to decline firmly but respectfully
He wishes to set good example to his children
Washington City IS a dangerous place. II you stop
at their hotels you never sure of your e-you may
die of the b-stomachache year after you come home,
and the doctors will cut you open and find arsenic in your
innards p and now, since Col Puryear left Congress,
there is no certainty of getting any genuine North Car
DINA whskey at the seat of Government We begin to
understand and account for the reluctance exhibited by
gentlemen who are afraid of being made Sena tors.
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COMPREHENSIVE.
NOTICE.

ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, 1858, | ASSOCIATED
~ with me in the Mercantile Bushes, my brother, W. A.
Heyer The business will hereafter be transacted under the
firm of John c. Heyer & Co. JOHN c. HEYER
Oct. 8th, 1858. 273m-73m
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.

ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
FTNHE NEXT ORDINARY DRAWING OF THE ROYAL
Havana Lottery conducted by the Spanish Government
under the supervision of the Captain General of Cuba, will
take place at HAVANA
SATURDAY, November 9th, 1858.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19

sed-thought we caught hold of hoops for protection
and thought gust of wind raised hoops and ALL balloon
foshion into the air. and after the of poor Thurs
ton went sailing away through atmosphere of smoke
skirt collapsed hoops bursted and down we upon
we-upon the bed, where heavy hand was laid upon
u.s. 1t was nothing but the kindly hand of the hotel
boy who came to tell the Raleigh train was about to
start, of which more anon. l.. b.
Goldshoro n c., November, 1885.
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Sc INCH UNIBRELLAs.

@, A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT, including all sizes
~ until you have looked at our immense stock at "a
Market street. Hat Cap Emporium doors below Bald
wins Gity Clothing Store. CHAS, d, MYERS.
Nov. s. 5E EeE - =
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N. @. STOCKS, were quoted in New York; on Satur
day Last, at 98M, with sales of $4,000.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19

WILMINGTON BRASS AND IRON FOUNDRY AND
MACHINE SHOP.
FRONT STREET, BELOW MARKET.
YENHE SUBSCRIBER is prepared to furnish BRASS AND
4 IRON CASTINGS, STEAM ENG INES, MILL
WORK AND MA CHINERY of all kinds.
Old Machinery overhauled and repaired.
Will make to order Patterns, Ornamental Architec-
tural, and supply Drafts for all kind of Mach merry
All work warranted represented
Ra-Cash paid for old Copper, Brass and Iron.
TERMS-Cash on delivery. JOHN c. BAILEY,
Proprietor.
Wilmington, June "a, 1853 246-ly-43-1y
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19

KENANsv1LLE N. c., Nov. 8th 1858.
MEssRs FULTON & PRICE The Fair of the Dupln Agri-
cultural Society having just passed by becomes my duty
to advise you the prominent transactions the OCCASION
viz On Thursday ali tptoe at the prospect of an
interesting and pleasant but to surprise and
regret Friday ushered in by shower which continued
through the day. this circumstance, of course was bar
rier enjoyment yet Judging from the immense crowd in
attendance, you might reasonably suppose nothing in
the way On Thursday the Society met for business and
among other things elected their officers for the ensuing
year, Mr. Jere Pearsal again elected President and
the other officers for the most part also reelected. On
Friday IL o'clock and in hard shower the President
escorted VIM. Allen, Esq t. Farmers Hail. who delivered
ueYY good address to the multitude, (many of whom listen
ed the ran which address hope be able to send
You for publication Immediately after the delivery of
said address, the President read the reports of the various
committees and all the circumstances fear and
pect some mistakes which trust will be readily excused
by the parties interested they knowing the great difficulty
From the reports made by the Committees to the Presi
dent c9py the following awards beginning with the ladies'
as they always stand first in audable enterprises &C.:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19

Ia dIJCl . OAChlASULJ
D, e Philosophy;
d" Juvenile .
$ 1st Lessons;
Parker and Watson's National
Readers ist, End, 3rd, 4th
and 5th;
Youman's Class Book OF
Chemistry
Cutters Anatomy, Physiology
and Hygiene
Cutters LIST Book on PhVsiolo-
gy and Hygiene
Gray's Lessons in Botany and
Manual, l vol. /;
How Plants Grow-by Gray ;
Shaw's English Literature
Quackenbos' United States 4;
- 1st Lessons in
English Composition;
Wizards U. S. History
Parley's " "
:" First Book History
Monteilli's United States;
=" LIST, End and 3rd
Geography:
McNally's No. 4 Geography
Mitcheil's Ancient, Modern
and Primary Geography and
Atlas ;
Cornell's High School Geogra,
ply and Atlas;
CornelPs intermediate Geog,
raphy;
Morse's Geography;
Burritt's /" and Atlas:
Smiths " " /"
First Book of Science;
Peterson's Familiar Science
Botany for Beginners
Lovelps U. 8. Speaker;
Zachos' New American Speak.
er;
Northend's Little Speaker;
I" School Dialogues
Towns Analysis
McGuffey's Speller;
" LIST, End and Bro
Readers;
New York Reader
Sanders New Speller
L" LIST, End, 3rd and 4th
Readers;
Mandevill's Reader
N. G. Reader, l, 2, and 3rd;
HaZen's Speller and Definer ;
New York Spelling Book;
Emerson's New National Spell
Ter;
Webster's Elementary Spell
ling Book;
Webster's Primary Diction-
airy;
Worcester's Comprehensive
Dictionary
Plymouth Sabbath School
Collections
Baird's Classical Manuel;
Greenleaf's Primary Arithme-
tic ;
Greenleaf's Common School
Arithmetic
For sale by
Nov. 18th, 1858.
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SEAMLESS GARMENTS.
UMBRELLAS. UnIBRELLAs,

q, OF EVERY VARIETY size color and quality.
- handsome lot just opened, making our assOrtmen
Emporium, "a Market street. CHAS. D. MYERS
Nov, 8.
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ROCKS AND STATIONARY,

MY STOCK OF BOOKS AND STATIONARY IS NOW
WI open for inspection and sale. You respectfully
vted to call and examine for yourselves; you will find
large assortment of we'll selected miscellaneous works too
to mention aso large number of School Books
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19

LASH MILLS FLOUR.
4 LOT OF THIS SUPERIOR FLOUR, fresh ground, just
IN received, and for sale by
Nov. 10th, 1858 W. H. McRARY & co.
NAILS.
L Nov. 8. WILLARD & CURTIS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19

On the FOOT Oanu ItldSeS.
If Mr.. Russ grows such crops this specimen would
indicate, the Sand Ridges of Bladen are well worth
having
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1858-11-19
A RARGAIN.

BARGAIN.
~ HAVING DETERMINED TO MOVE WEST, [ -
<s offer for sale all my LANDSin this County viz ::iR
. 400 where now live, adjoining the town .AA
of Wtevi with about 100 and fine state
of cultivation zoo good Oak and Hickory and 100 Swamp
1540 from to Smiles West of the above and both
sides of the W. NJ Railroad good Pine Oak and Hickory
about 100 acres Swamp, with tasks of Turpentine small
the best stands in the County for Store and Dsery
would make fine Cotton farm in good hands, being beau
tifuy situated 53l a miles Southwest of Whevle
Depot with about 200 of rich Swamp, partly dched
would be any nducement to the purchaser would sell
10 LIKELY NEGROES, all but young, of them men,
would take pleasure in showing the premises any
wishing to purchase. CALVIN HAYNES.
Whiteville, N. c., Oct 2lst. 29-5taw-tf-Sn
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7" A Moore, for The best pants pattern,
{" S Stanley, for the I'd best do, =
g Pearsall and Lamb, good do, dplom
s. B Oliver, for the best domestic flannel,
Mrs Mcmillan, for best Hair Cap and Headdrcss, 81
Mr. Peter Dahmer, for g Wood House Painting,
Miss Avirett, s. o Face and Oil =
Miss Miller, s. " Landscape .
Misses E& Miller for the I'd best Landscape do, dplom
Miss libby Sprunt for the best Boquet Of Flowers,
Miss Chris Sprunt, for the I'd best do, l
do do, for the best Painted Map, dplom
AIrS / Inhr the hest Rramah Chi. kenS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23

Rev NE.soN lIEAD.--The Richmond Examiner
pays the suoincd deceived compliment to gen
,lemna we'll known. and highly esteemed in this
community. For two Years. says the Examiner
Mr. Head has servei the Centenary Methodist
Church Of this city witli eminen. ability, and
leaves MANY attached friends who regret the re-
oessity which constrains his departure. The
mons delivered here have been the deliberate ut
terance of vigorous. matured intellect and emf
ncntly calculated to convince, interest and streng
then those who gaze heed unto them. No mere
canting commonplaces ofpnlpt defamation, or
whpt sylabub Of rhetoric, Disguised the intelli-
gent hearer nor mere prottness Of speech to catch
the ear of the populace Knocked the earnest en-
quirer after truth. An earnest thinker, profound
" impressed with the grave import of the mess
age committed to him, stood up to enunciate the
great facts and ideas Of Christianity. and by ar
gument, allusion and illustration, to commend
Them 10 the people in the psws. Thu 10 preach
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Markets,

NEW YoRk. Dee. y, Flour heavy, Ohio - -
10 so; others unchanged Wheat quiet. White
81 10; Red 81 -. Corn firm, New White -;
Old Yellow S. Mixed 76a7s cents Virginia
skies 81.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 90 Flour. Howard Street and
Ohio s. L. Wheat buoyant, WhiteSl 50 to 81
80. Corn active and advanced two cents. White
IS to G. cts Yellow Is to - cts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-12-23
CRY AND STATE AFFAIRS
To Advertisers.

The Lynchburg Virginian, now half century
Old, has acquired position second in influence to
but few, If any other journals in the State; and
hns a wider circulation than any newspaper pub
lishel SOUTHWEST of the Metropolis. To say
nothing Of its circulation in this city and neigh
borh,od--it is penetrating every part of that cx-
tensye es,ou. which, By the completion Of our
great lines of intercum,nunication has become
tributary tn this city. As advertising medium
therefore. it affords unequallcd advantages to all
,ur basines. men who desire to increase their
trade.
The Job Office connected Herewith. is now one
of the most extensive in the State, having been
provided during the last y"ar with all the facilities
requisite to execute any manner of work, from q
large poster To the most delicate wedding card.
Thu proprietor has no sposition TO puff the es-
Enlistment into notice, nor is it neeessary, since
his work speaks for ITSELF and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MENs' PRAYER Mrrrt%G.--There are
regular meetings for prayer, NJ the room Of the
Iiung Mems Christian Associate, ut l. O'clock
The public arc invited to attend.
nov J---dts
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FRKIGuT TRADE-There were received at the de-
pot Of the Virginia K Tennessee Railroad, in this
city, On Yesterday. c3 loaded cars of produce, con
sisting Of $50 bushels of Wheat; 439 barrels Of
Flour: 10000 pounds of Miscellaneous. There
were Is Loaded ears sent West the same day.
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The Atlantic Tolegraph.

NV foRk. Dec 22--There were we'll marst d
currents received over the Atlantic Telegraph Ca
bic ut Trinity Bay, from \alentia, On the 10Th Ct
December, but nothing ntelligihle since Saturday.
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in aficr the right fashion, aud hapl, Is hat pco-
Pile among whom such man is called IN labor
1t cannot otherwise he but that they will be prof.
ted; unless indeed they neglect 10 give heed to
what they hear.
Tue NV YoRK LEpGER.-The first of Mr. Ever
ett's Mount peraon Papers, made It's appearance
in the number of the Ledger, which came to hand
Yesterday 1t fills about two columns and a
half Of the paper, and il general introduction to
the seres-gi,inga statement of the circumstances
which have prompted the mo, emelIt. in which
Mr.. T.. has horne 50 conspicuous part. for the
purchase of the Mount Vernon Estate. yinditating
its present proprietor from the censnrc he has
ccived for demanding an extrnsagant prize for it,
and concluding by proposing that each Of the mil
hon readers Of the Ledger. shall send him half
dollar more towards the accomplishment e the
object. He takes occasion to that the series Of
papers will not be confined to this particular sud
iect hut will he made the medium for whatever he
may have to communicate to the public II regard
to the character. history and memorials Of Wash
ington.
Mr.. Bonner is fully entitled 10 the praise, not
only of being the most astutc and onterprsing
publisher. but of being also the most udcious and
successful practical editor of the day lie has
won his unequaled aud deserved success not less
by the skill and ability with which he has catered
to the public taste, than by the bold energy with
"n,.n nc mas eohuucteu the tusihess VI MS rs
'ani,Shment.
Inc Ledger Is printed IN "A lyle OF uneqnaIcd
heatness anu elegance. we understand that nan
u mi!iloh copies OIL TINS humher-which bears da'e
the ISL OF .annarv-have been printed
IL. I. ieior Is Just IN receipt OF supply OF tue
number oil the Ledger above noticed.
r,I.,:, .-.:. M-..:. = I...
H. ~ -. s''.a'i IL. $3.50
"" ',,n,,t;n ~ I'oe a. -; w ,1a
PhDhsher 10 retaih 'h' name oi 'rahah maya
Ihe, hut u was changed Tor the leilowihs reason
gwen ny the publisher; :, -,
n,'c' '"e prospectus "l ''c haGaH'he 'uoiNn'W
ny Henry nhile haa been issuti, ana seht al
over tne country; ana inhg aitei Il had appeared
IN "ratam, we learned WIN a>tanishmeht that
another publication bearing precisely the same
name, was shortly to bt issued IN the same c',y'
ana that the title OF thus latter was coPy'fyhf"
AS there was no tune - he loNi, IL wa ihoo2ht
advisable To change the title orig 'aiy determined
on 10 that oil ihe LADIES American Masa2'he;
ui'uer when ute IL VIII DC Issuea hereafter III
New iorK city.
p,ss,s r., s,n,.,. Aha,,, ,,hr;s,,,,s ,;,,,o
ISIS :" ''h a ~. ~ a1 '', .
49,. -, " !, ::
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DRUNK.-A white man named Wright, haisng
from Anpomattox county, WIS found ON the street
TUESDAY night in II state of beasty intoxcatlon-
was taken to the cage, and next morning. on pro-
missing to leave the city, was discharged by the
Mayor
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsulNGroS. De-. 22---liousE OF REPRESENTA-
rIvrs-The Old Soldiers Pension Bill was passed
The West Point Appropriation Bill was also ross'
ID
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a MEXICAN waT.mss.-arpus.

4 NERlGAN WaINuES.-ApplE. a
~ TON. TRACY & Go. N,tri,,N MASS, MAN, ~
rrAcrrntns on PIrENr LfiER UirtHES- ~ 4.
These superior watches msh by the al of lew 1910
nal hiuprN dSsgnrd with y
price, tine, slbstuta Durable and uniformly rcliatc
uckcepor The meuta are H,w N construction amt
bv highest authoiIit hu faItlrss tn
principle aud quality. and have been proved h, the
acting tests hr reliable aud INITIATING action lhtsc watches
manufactured entire from the crude materials single
establishment by connected aud uniform prar the man
ufaciory being organized the that has b,cu
adopted IN the production ti the qutol American IRE
which enables to pruur" halt a.
price of foreign uf The quality and we
guarantee tho perfect Performance tor t,n Yeas nj every
watch manufactured by us,
All foreign watches made by hand The American wachr'
being the only made by machinery uniform ~
ten ihroughon Nearly all baud maize Matches defective
and continually getting Of urdtr In parts at
country impossible tnd good watch reparor- and
PRODUCTION American watches disfusts thus difficulty aud
merchants. we'll watch dealers keep watch'
of their miscellaneous stock iai thus supply Their
customers staple which may he used ob,r
article without mystery mhrs Sid by the trade gen
orally, and by
nov d3m ~rnw,tl L. MAlntN Ian. MN hnHk
vUyssE BAl.TIuONE pNrRBOC.-Ihi-o old
afternoon in Baltimore In uU or tie great Nrn'f southern
aud Western mails aud viii c m7tod, Ia n, South OF,
West, reach their i,sua "hrIc day ahead Of
Of thu morning papers
The Patriot the heat tom trcial Editors In the
city. aud a full report ct the BALTIMORE MaEktTs, ur
I" the close Of each day, appraiS aernoon as Nc
all sccraus and IN shut the LATEST NEWS
every KIND together with lame al the choicest
MISCEILANEot : READING MAIttE
Suh-crpii for IA DAILY ST. 40 AID fat the FRI " lex
IH 81 l<yARIAsIy ApvANCI -ohctw isr - aud 0
VIII he charged. ~" forth IN the terms
The WEEkLi rA1Rio / nnl, o. per annum-the cheap
McJlLroN WILLS.
nov - dlnnf Ht3h II. MARY mud
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CHRISTMAS pREsENTs.--Samuel A. Boyd has n
large and varied assortment of toys and trnkets
for the children, at his splendid new Store. near
the Market House. See his advertisement,
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Ind yrsf.0n nut Euspu,iIs Of the u 0Osi.
JOHN q. HEAt1iAM VI -.
Erys;pcia-, .irrofuin, Il ing'- Esii, ssiJer ln-
mi sail stpt,

from a fOrnydiHr MrchhH, # ~ i0his, Fb !, ir.r
Dt AYIH.b our lllr are th' larHEon u al h9t l.
IN medicine. hey have ms 1tlc daH =tinr" H'rn
upon hands and feet that had prasFd in,ursh,c
years Her mother had been long vd-y afflicted N
blnrls and pmp,s on her Fkn lc' hair Ann uI
rhd cured she tr!"d your ls "att'S have 'n =,
A L i
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Rhrunn.i-m, Nc"rn'xi" aud ss"",.

TT.T n Fr n TT7NNTs y 10 HTfH'7Fsf ~ FI'N
puiAstI IIot'sY.' ShvANN ia Jan Il i.lG
IIoNuHtD six should nee The rriiti
SIX II has brought; II dI mot I"Pcu case to YOU
cold settled limb and brought aice a.
which cuhci in chr thruraii7W Noiwiiltu
had the -itlou. the disease AMI
until hy excellent agent In Haltimpr. III
Marx rn2ia irird snur j. Thou hr
~ pers,er!nr ia" u.c OF tHcn, cnticj
wSlI
SFNAIf CHtNGEr BATuN HrtGt. Ia. . nrr ~,
DIR have b'ch ,Urriy cured las Pa. ct
Rh,ulnae Goat II plull, disease Hat had nricd p
years NlNiENT Sl1tl.I.I.
Efor Brop.y, plethora or kindred Complain
recurring an INV pu tLry excellent remedy.
For { o-ii.cne~s ar Consultation, andns IA nin
Pin, they II agreeable AMI :, Zee thhl.
Fits, Suppression. Pnroty.i,. lar In - on e,
ana eNr ami Partial Hnsln..s, have bciI,
cured LIS thr Alternative action OF ittte l'i
nf pHis market contain h'rct3 lih although
valuable remedy st iul hihIsts dangerous ia
III from tn dreadful ti fclu,t tiv inll.W
pcauiic,is Those arcufy mineral sub
tan,cN
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yz>Bss.s.t.g1N HlANkETh.- large as
sor'Ittt # l. AVEIIlNG BLANKETS, at unusually
iun ,r44r4. saIe ~
81, .af5f BURROUGHS, sHAFER & co
F-l~gfF~- ~gB y ~ --NoiN itb- tuDdiug the
rtta a,1rt1 for recherche styles Of ~ ESN
81 IrS a Hsilriunry sri,s up Ia the sen time W.
Htuertit stock upty the receipts OF weekly ship
tr+r ar Factory fresh AMI hnirc lot Just
ut H7.aa# BtkHOl CHS SilAftR 70
u. III.
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FDR THE Ct ri. OF
IIcmdnche. Sick IIcndn.hr Eoni stomach
lTrIsHTuu, PA. MAY !, 1857
DR. j. c. AYERSirl have be repeatedly cufel -" N"
worst h. adace body have by ose "r i"a {" y"nt
i's Ii arise from foul stomach "hi,htltcy c,cans
II they will others they do lhr Fact ~
worth knowing. Yours wtih great respect
ED W. pREHiE. tnrk ef stoanH TIA lou
Hiiiiaus Disorders mud i,,,rr o,"pIninf~
DlrAhiMf lttt Is 4 ilIt u, I
NAslISdIuS, u e. 7fth l-ah
SlR have used your ll' IN general AMI esHaI PiNc
ilce made thc taRn"t hesitate Ia Ty they
are the best catlnfiic UmIly ihcir rugntuE action On
the tpr quick aud deil 3D. consequently they alu
seldom, ound of 6iwas obstinate hat did
IL - = dis Yield g ticu. liatcrnallN Nuurs
AID\ID BAl.l. NJ II
physctuu the MaiIne Hospital
pyseBtety, RELAY. mud Worm.
POST OFFICE, HAkTLANb, NV Co, MicH, Nov IL, 10"
DR Pills Arc the perfection medicine They
have done wife good than tell She had
been sick and Tor mou~ Went eli 10 he do"or
ed better She then
taking Pill when cured her by rNrellns
guaptie dead from her body The, afcrwRrs
cured hor cidrcu blnoy iyEcntry Duc "j
niPhors had It bad mud wife cntr him with two do
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