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EXCITEMENT ,AMoNG THE ODp hLows,-Ex-
GRIPS, Passwords of the FIVE degrees; by John
kirk, an expelled member. Sold at ADANsON's
near Penn avenue. oil 81
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BIBLE UNION MEETING will be held at the
Thirteenth street Baptist Church this evening.
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streets. Ice Cream and Water Ices, So csn,s per
quart. no8 lms
FAIRS. Balls, and Festivals, fu rnished with Ice
Cream, ofthe best quality, at 81 per gallon, and
Confectionery OF all kinds at reduced prices fres
made every day, at the PhiL1dslphfd Con
and lee Cream Depot, corner I2:h and F streets.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAp-The req
ular monthly meeting OF the board Of direction,
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
was held in Baltimore on Wednesday morning
The revenue Of the road for the month of October
was reported as follows:
Main Stem. N w Va Br,h
For Passengers, STn 49, 95 81. Gal AZ ar, az, 81
For Freight. POL, 16l Sc I2,l3I IL O726 81
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Mrs. Woods. Of Norfolk.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

has been stated that charitable persons intend
20 make appropriate TO the Of this unortu
lady and her family portion Of the proceeds OF the
Calico ball about 70 be given at the Academy OF Music
Mrs Woods the widow OF the late Mayor OF Norfolk,
who beroicay sacrificed his lie in dischargng his duty
during the fearful epidemic which two years ago desohted
Norfolk and she h reduced 10 the hard necessity OF
keeping boarding house there for the support OF herself
and children Tho object and motives of the parties
ing In this mater most worthy but seems necessary
that they first, before carrying out their plan consider
this question lis delicate proper for citizens Of New
York TO move in this matter wRhout first consulting the
people Of virginia. Will tha2Qmit US 70 do that tor
selves ought 10 doris PartiSpp when we have ets q
thousands Of our ovrpoo1 proviie for, including bali
word through your paper Shhe people Of krgnia am
sure Will be sufficient 70 nducetsm tdA promptly and
let our people Sc cautious Observation-Disclosures error
OF this sort There arebbects enough at oupwn doors
10 absorb all that we have Of chsrty05Pestoya
movement Of this sorgil bekeNces nngy piistsstel
10 the people Of Norfolk tnd and
will he considered an act Of gros5~hicsc Yunless trey
are first consulted NEW WORN.
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:
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married,

CUSNNGHas-CAsaS On Monday, Jan. 4, by Rev Dr..
fascs the residence Ct the bride father M wxAu
T. CUSnscuas To Mis- MARol REr A CsaRK, daughter q
Alexander A. Cabrc, ESQ, Of Williamsburg.
kuIkI--DrsNk -On Tuesday, Jan. 6, by Rev. Fsiiasv
Isfon, at ST. Vincent de Psus church, j. DnILIx NIL
To Mrs ELIZA DUNK both OF this city.
MoCAIptB-RosEsrs In Jersey City, Friday Jan. 5,
by Rev. J. o. Donald, kRsnsgicx McAnuix W Exxs A.
RonxLIs, all OF this city.
California papers please copy
RgprGAH-BARnY-- Sunday, Nov. l. at the resi5anoe
o, Bishop Hughes, by Rev. Father Barry Mr. rscrsv
RsIsGAs 10 Miss JosASsA BARRY, daughter Of JoaA
Barry.
RyAs-xcAvSsA Saturday, Jan. Q, by Rev. Wa.
starr, q 81 paircks cathedral JOIN RYAN 81 savannah
Ca, 70 MARGARET ErizABKIa McAsISSA, OF ,is city
Savannah, Ga, papers please COPY.
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Decfease.. Al63
The Ontonagon O.ake SUPERIOR Miner Of Decem
beri26 furnishes the following information relative
to mi:aipg aifairs:--
MNszsorA MlSx.-At three points in the Minnesota
mine (shafts 2, and ~ they have surk to tho
Xxx fathom level-some 420 feet from the
face No. & shaft they already have I'd drift ri,
and they driving In the same lere at six points
that before the weather they viii probably have
connection dr in that level about 900 fee. 10 length
from No in the Land TX. At the eastern extremity Of
the nine they driving from No. at three points.
We noticed several weeks age peculiar AGAR wacS
they have succeeded In tmberng up the shaft so as to
protect them from the sliding rockhave good windlass
assure cuts through the consomers.e al the shaft which
is few inches in width and OF unknown depth. II is
filed with loose vegetable mould, into which rod was
pushed for q depth of Ia feet below their prescn;
workings part Of the horn and bones Of deer
were taken out of this near the surface which
highly impregnaated with sat OF copper, by which
they probably preserved There is abundant evi
dence of the works of the ancient miners, but the
vice, constrained to believe natural and formed
BY volcanic disturbances Of the rock The evidences Of
copper in this place still hold good and The shalt Will be
sunk as rapidly possible. II about l,6 feet from the
eastern boundary Of the location.
In the back of the adh level, between Nos. and 8,
they uncovered several months since large mass in the
congiomeraie Of which have given notice. During
last month thirty tons Of copper taken from IT,
and still contains very large amount o. metal 1t ID
good shape for getting out economically though IA some
points about three feet thick.
RpGK MINK-we from the agent Of this mine that
the trbutors who working it, ard who Rad such
Gdence in the lode appears in the sixth level az TO
induce them to drive through ~ feet Of dead ground at
the seventh level in order TO reach IT, likely 20 meet
with handsome upense their ahothe lode being
large and well filed with copper, from which they have
already taken small OF 800 pounds Since the 22d
OF October they have taken out from twelve to tecn
tons of stamp and barrel work.
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socv. The th:rnc meter 1T eight O'clock this morning
Of Ii degTs ee above zero
CALAIs, Me, Jan. Q, 1888.
The weAthec here is hszy, with the thermometer at
degrees esioW zero asa
Boston, jan Q, 1858
There are indications OF snow Thethermoneer marks
80 degrees ABOVE zero
NINE O'CLOCK, 7. III.
cold drizzng rain storm commenced here TINS after
1loSn AID sl.l continues
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9-ap NJ
The weather here is Cnudy ana mild. Thermometer
40 degrees above zero.
P1rrsBrna Jal % p NJ.
Il q cloudy and mild here this evening IaeEmemeter
81 degrees above zero.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Jan. 9-5P. N
FLora-The market heavy, and prices inelioed to
droop. The sales embraced about 1000 900 bills In
eludans surerane state ~ 80 ~ 35 and extra io At
81 soaa5 u.s.
whes.w Inactive. Sales were ccnfncd 10 about 900
bushels Chicago spring, at eSc,; 200 do white
Southern at OIL 90 and 400 do white Kentucky al 81 o.
Corn held above the terms Of buyers and Tor ship
ing lots Of yellow aud white, zoe. was demanded While
ssles Of moment TRANSFERRED
Pork was quiet With sales Of 100 200 bbs rev ness
ut si5 Is.
Cotton firm and the market supported al the ate
advance, with moderate sales.
whiskey-Ti,e msrke, was quie, at 2iisc &c.
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Markets,
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 0, 1868.
Stocks dull, Pennsylvania SIS, SO; Pennsylvania Rail
road 40; Reading Railroad 291 Morris Canal Az Long
Island Railroad los.
CnARLEsroN, Jan 8, 1858.
CcttoaSaes to-day 500 bales, 1t an advance of sc.
Nc; mddng fair, CSC.
SAVANNAH, Jan. s, 1858
Cotton Salcs to-day 100 bales at TIC. ss1c.; mid
ding, sHc
AUGUSTA, Jan. s, 1858.
Cot.on-Sales to- day 300 bales Mddling fair SC. to
2kc Mere buyers than sellers
CHARLESTON, Jan Q, 1853
The Charleston Cbers cotton table gives the decrease
10 receipts ut the latest dates 461 ,S20
MOBILE, Jan. 8, 1858.
Cottcn--Seles to-day 1000 bales at &c decline. Mid
cling SIC Sales of the week, 1880 bales Receipts
the week II 500 against 80 900 in corresponding week
last year Decrease, compared with last year, o0o.
Stock 100 600
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tae company 10 the trustees evsrv cara ba, Teen tx
70 secure the rights OF tie stockholders.
The te this company arc g., 100 eco, cr ha,f see
cost Of the read Tie rcac Is oEe o. ths best butt
country 1t ia ia essssnt order, nth fu, .atre
cat So'e o, dong Largo busircrs A5 + AM orc-
times, ~"a h large and increasing bcslness 70 do 4
can oniy sS or eas.
it, value Smnrhtd as 70 cake the Socds yor,I
lesl than the face u mem
The quantity of I'd transported on the Reading
Railroad for the week ending Thursday. January =
1855, and since November 80, 1867, was a. fol.
lows
Tons Tons y,ns
WEEK Previously Total
for tne week. .;........' a,e!S i3l,6I2 l39 2O2
CorTeSpon week Ms' yeN~Az,,ss io',sl0 i1s,36S
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Bnrry's Trfcophcrous II the Best and Cheap
article forre sing beaung clean curling prcser.
wing and restoring the hair Ladies ry H. Sold by all Druggists
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Defiance Schumacher SRfes-Wlth Patent
pow Tor proof locks and Also FIRE and burglar
F ROBERT NJ PATRICK
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Rxan,ireth's Ptils-lp to>vH Office At Camp
BELLS drug store corner Of Eighth avenue and Twenty
eighth west side.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees -
very world wholesale and retail and the dye
privately applied; No. 4 Astsr House.
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Rupture.--Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Trsss
ONCE removed TO No. 2 yesey street, Astor House.

Holliway's Ointment is the only external
application which be used without danger In eryspeas
lotions drive the disease the brain
This pencraes below the surface and neutral
lies the exciting In all the diseases OF the skin Il Is
equally reliable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-10

Batcheiors Hair Dye, wigs and Toupees-
The best the world SURPRISING all made Sold and applied
n The mandatory, rs Broadway.
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Wholesale Depot for Billiards. Hair Dye
Kcllngers or Manhattan nimeni plaster biers, &c. ~
broadway.
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INfTtD SrArlN sHf SARATOuA, Jan. I, It0s.
Sp have the honor 30 report my arrival NJ the earli
est moment by order OF Commodore Pauding am nine
days from Greytown, having board Gen Walker
party o the circumstances of their capture &C. Commo
dore PsudiDgs dcpatches, borne by Lieut. Ghrard will
acquaint you Herewith enclosed IL LET Of their
and also list Of stores taken board belonging 10 that
party OF which expended much necessary 10 I'D In
expcnd from the chips Liquor did not allow IN any Of
them The whole party very destitute Of means and
clohng much Of what they have on was given by the
officers and OF the ship They belong generally 10
the Southern Ssates. Many quito young. Is very
painful for know their wants and 10 their total
liberty Immediately respectfully suggest that they may
be removed 10 the &c Pennsylvania" where they will be
comfortable No stores being thisshp they must
suffer much from cold.
have the honor 10 be, very respectfully your obeien
servant, FREDERICK CHArARD, Commander
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VIOLENCE IN KANSAS.

BooNvILLE May 27.-An Extra issue of the Lawrence
Republican that the 10th inst party of men
from Missouri came into trading post, the road be-
tween Fort Scott and Leavenworth and taking twelve
prisoners, carried them into deep rIvine. formed
them into line and fired upon them, killing five and
wounding six others.
The ST. Louss Republicans Westport correspondent
gives totally different version of the affair. saws
those persons who driven of Lynn county by
Montgomervs band after placing their families in a
place safety returned to the Territory look
their property, and captured the by mistake, tax
ing them for Montgomcrys band but subsequently, re-
leased them. They heard gun fire. the side of the
hill, and returned thc FIRE. When it ascertaincd
the released party armed. fight ensued result
ing in the death of ten of the latter
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Ez3s- An affray of most shocking character
took place on last Sunday III the Western part OF
Forsyth county 1t seems that young man by
the name of Henry Mock married daughter of
Mr. Nicholas Binkly some time during the winter
of 1856. They lived together till some time in
March last, when they separated /; but from what
cause am unable to say 1t has been reported,
and is generally believed that Mock i'll treated his
wife to such degree that she was justifable in
leaving him, and returning to her f,ther-which
she did, retaining possession of her child, which is
small-in fact too small to wean. Ever since that
time, Mock, who lives in Davie county, has been
trying to abduct the child but could not succeed
until last Sunday, when he proceeded to the house
of Mr. Binkly, accompanied by two or three men,
in order to carry out his designs.
1t was the intention of Mr. Binkly's family to
close the doors against him when he was discover
ed but of the accOmplices who had been sent
on before pretence of trying to buy some whis-
key, placed himself in the door, and prevented it
from being closed. Mock entered with two men,
one taking hold of Mr. Binkly. and the other his
wife. to prevent them from interfering, while Mock
himself made for the bed whercon the child was
laid. His (MOck's) wife, then attacked him in
the rear with a knife, and gave him several cuts
in the back, but did not injure him serious y. He
presented pistol to his wife'S head and drew the
trigger the cap only exploded, but whether it was
loaded or not does not appear He succeeded,
however in getting possession of the child, and
made off and as he out the others
released Mr. Binkly and his wife, the latter of whom
they had choked till nearly suffocated. As soon
as Mr. Binkly released he fired after them with
his shotgun. and two shot took effect on Mock,
one in the calf of his leg, and one i'll his foot.
The parties were all arrested Monday, and
bound over to the next term of Forsyth County
Court Winston Sentinel.
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Chr aBestRrn aJRmofrat.
CHARLOTTE, n. C.
For the Western Democrat.
TO THE FARMERS OF MECKLENBURG
G0IINTY

The Executive Committee of the Mecklenburg
County Agricultural Society, upon when oe'oNes
the care of the pecunary operations OF the
desire YOUR co-operation in their efforts to promote
its prosperty and to advance the great objects tor
which it WAS established. -,
II is not necessary at this stage of the world s
nrooress TO set forth the claims of Agricultural
Societies or to say that when well conducted they
rebound greatly to the prosperity Of the farming
interest. 1t is admitted on all hands, that, by
stimulating the pride and energies Of the farmer
by elevating his calling in public estlnlatlon-oy
more readily bringing him in contact and generous
rivalry with his cllow-farmer-by affording held
where the rancor of party, the warmth vi secta-
rianism and the distinctions of social life, are for
gotten; bv these and by various means, 1t Is con-
coded that they benefit the farmer, and, through
him, the community at large
In order to award the premiums in 'S'Icer anu
Plate at the next annual Fair in November, it is
necessary that funds should be raised. To attain
this object each of the following named gentlemen
has been appointed call upon his neighbors, ask
them to subscribe, become members, and sustain a
good cause in which all are interested:
PROVIDENCE-Wm Matthews, J b Robinson.
SHARON-TN Alexander, S Davis.
STEELE CREEK-JOhn VI Potts, y Hart.
BERRYHILL'S-SJ Berryhill, ii Grier
PAW CREEKS Wilson, \ Sadler.
HOPEWELI4-AB Davidson a Wilson.
LEMLEY'S-Wm G Potts, Alexander.
DEWEESE-Jos Gillespie, d Sloan.
HLLS-Sam W Caldwell, II DeArmond
CRAB ORCHARD-W Alexander, VIM Morris
HARTS-Zebuon Norris ) Flow.
MORNING STAR-Wm Maxwell, VIM Black.
CHARLOTTE Hutchinson, John Young, John
L Springs.
Who will have the largest number of names and
the largest amount on his list by the lst OfSeptem
Der? Who will do most to make the next Fair the
best County Fair in the State, and to make old
Meckenburg the banner county of North Carolina
in that greatest of all her interests, the interest OF
her Farmers?
Each Committeeman will please report the
names and amounts of subscription to the under
signed by the first day of September.
WIN. f. PHIFER,
b. W. ALEXANDER,
WIN. JOHNSTON,
j. NJ. STRONG,
w. WALLACE
JAS. III. DAVIS,
j. VI. HUTCHINSON,
june l, 1853. Err. ton.
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MARRIAGES BETWEEN RELATIVES We no.
ticed some time since paragraph in of our ex-
changes to the effect, that the illegalty of mar
riage with deceased wtes sister has been recent
ly established i'll England Cease of Brook VS..
Brook and that it may be considered settled
that all such marriages. in that country, void.
1t would seem that the Courts in England are
more tender of the ties Of affinity, than our
Courts are of those Of cons,nguinity The Law
Court in this State decided some years ago (the
State VS.. Baretoot) that the marriage between a
nephew and aunt of the full blood was legal. The
Court of Equity at this place. last session, sustain
ed this decision in the case of Bowers VS.. Bowers
which, our readers may remember we reported at
the time; the last being marriage between an I'M
Gle and nece of the full blood. The case Was car
ried before the Court of Errors and argued at the
recent sitting in Columbia. The motion however
refused and the decree of Chancellor Dunkin
confirmed How near marriage between kindred
would be lawful here, is still left in doubt-Lan.
caster { 5. O. Lctlyer.
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THE WRoNG DoUGLAs-Arrest Of the Lin.
Giout-Information having reached Wasbinc.s
that O. Jennings Wise of Richmond and Mr. DouSSS,
were about to fight duel, officers were put on N,
track and Mr. Wise was captured-The o6cas
proceeded to the Senate chamber of the Unit.5
States, and bidng their time laid hold of the Senator
from illinois, and it was not without good deal 4
positiye asseveration that he was able to satisr
them that he was not in the field. The real nary
was Mr. Douglas, who represents King William h
the Virginia Senate, and the mistake evidenr
arose from the party Implicated not being DESCRIBED
with sufficient accuracy.
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Scrofnlons Elcer Cured.

B3y" The alarming increase of the diseases y. :,
Stomach within the past few years has aW"Ee iii
ordinary attention in the medical world. Du j.
little effect i'll staying its ravageS the most SGlu
knowledge their inability to remove the dsorutI" a.
were it not that others bestowed attention 10 t "a.
fering, but little hope relief would ,nt; 40
Among these bcnefactors is DR. HOSTETTER the
prietOr Of llostettcrs Bttcrs, for all diseases s
Stomach. This preparation has no equal lor : M
tone to the stomach and vigor to the system. AZ
directly on the Stomach and carries OF me ags
matter there deposited, both speedily and WIN m
the patient. In fact it has been well said, iha' h.
paration cXtant is pleasant in its flavor, anu
tive in its aid and this great remedy for
and similar diseases of the Stomach. ,J
June /. For sale by II. u. PrIIcHD-~
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Corr,SpoRdcNcs Of Tie Damncrdt.

EHAPEL HILL, May %.
The celebration of the Annual Commencement
oft the University of North Carolina begins Monday
the 3lst. On that day the Rev. DIR. Curtis OF
Hillsboro will preach the Sermon before the grad
uating class On Tuesday at II a. m, the Rev.
DIR. Hawks will address the Historical society. On
Wednesday morning Prof. Wheat will address the
two Literary Societies Tn the afternoon may be
expected the Inauguration of the Caldwell Monu,
ment and addresses from Paul Cameron of Orange
and other distinguished sons of she Institution
On Thursday the orators of the graduating class
will occupy the day. A.
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SUIClDES-Entircly too much noise is made by
the press about persons who commit suicide For
the last two weeks our exchanges have teemed with
accounts of the suicide of III. W. Herbert at n Y
known as frank Forester" Such cases are
treated with too much respect. If We had law
condemning the body of those who destroy them
selves to the use of the medical fraternity, it is
likely we should have a less number of selfmurder-
ers Men who can distinguish themselves in no
other way would not then resort t" laudanum, prus
sic acid &c
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manifested by Congress to increase the Navy, and
that, in the efficient form of Gunboats, will be
heartily applauded by the whole country. The
energy and prompttude of the Navy Department
in sending every dsposabe vessel to the scene of
the British outrages must receive the plaudit,
well Done from patriots of all sections. 1t is
happy circumstance that, at such a juncture, we
have at the head Of this Department gentleman
and statesman of the most lofty American char
acter, with the spirit the capacity and the energy
to vindicate in every emergency that may occur,
and with all the means at his command, the honor
of the American Flag. If the contingency of war
shall arise out of late events in the Gulf, have
firm and powerful hand at the helm, which will
place the American Navy on the path to glory,
and snatch from the British hands the boosted
sceptre of the deep. Hon Isaac Toucy is of the
few Northern statesmen who have always stood
on the broad platform of the Constitution, and one
of the few honest politicians in the world. His
motto has ever been-the Country and the whole
Country-and it is just such men that look to
with most confidence when the honor and interest
of the whole country are at stake.
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SANDS, SARSAPARHLLA
The very best remed.'

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD
and for the Of Scrcf"'d, RheumGti'm, SAT- R'''
Frrer Sores ErySiprids, BHes, WeTcuridt Di"o"
Cutaneons Eruptioms Liver Compliant, Stubborn tIon
Loss Of -1ppefife, General Debility, &c.
The health of the human system depends alm@
entirely upon the state of the blood If the dn'
izing fluid which preyades every tissue, every neH
branc, fibre, flament, gland, or other organ prnT
or subsidiary if the body be charged with the eeH
of disease. sickness must be the consequence and W
the CAUSES OF DISEASE existing in the blood
cradcated, no permanent relief can be expected It ;
here that the powerful health-restoring properties
this Medicine manifested its searching Opersu@
reaches the of disease and the cures it pcrGn
arc therefore radical and thorough.
Hundreds of persons, who had groaned hopeless
for years under Cutaneous and Glanduar dl0rcH
Chronic rheumatism, and many other conP""
springing from a arrangement of the secretIve "S
and the circulation, have been raised as 1t were IT'D
the rack of disease, and now, with regenerated 0F
stitutions gladly testify to the efficacy OF this nesu
BILE preparation.
Scrofulous Ulcer Cured
| GIBsoN's WELLS Tenn, Jan. 10, lSj5.-MessrS. 40
4 d. Sands: Gcntlemen-My daughter, seventeen !an
of age some time ago seized with an ulcer ID !"
front of her nose, which gradually increased, ea'
away the flesh, and became very painful. We ineo ~
the remedies we could hear of, without checking W
disease. | at length procured bottle OF your mly
parila, which afforded almost immediate relleI :"
after taking three bottles, entirely cured. oy
Yours, respectfully, PATRlEk "Lh''"
Ca Prepared and sold by A. B. ( d. Sands u"
! gists New York.
| The Agent in Charlotte is r. SCARF Cow
| Trade street.
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for s..
June l, 1853 3m