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The State Fair.

The week Just closing has been an interesting one
to this community and, We trust highly beneficial
to the State. The State Fair has been eminently
successful in the display of stock and Of articles of
all kinds and in the numbers in attendance. We
can do no more at present than present general
sketch of the exhibition Under judicious regula-
ton the names of exhibitors were not permitted to
be known to the Committees the public, and so a
list of the articles by numbers, would not be of
much interes. to our readers This regulation was
adopted to ensure impartality in awarding premi-
ums and We feel sure that there will be much less
complaint on this score than heretofore.
We hope in our next to be able to present full
list of premiums awarded.
The exhibition in Floral Hall of fruits, preserves,
wines, &c-of paintings and the fine arts generally,
as well as of needlework together with the products
of the loom of handlwork &c, certainly equal,
if not superior to that of former Fairs. We never
saw finer or tasted better apples than those on ex-
hbition by Messrs Westbrook & Mendenhall and
the Messrs Lindley.
Planters or Farmers Hall was also we'll filed
The agricultural productions were especially fine
and we'll grown; and indeed Farmers Hall generally
afforded striking evidence of the abundant crops
which are crowning the labors of the husbandman,
while the increased variety exhibited was indicative
Of the steady and more enlightened progress Of our
people in the cultivation of the EARTH
Mechanics Hall was also we'll filled with elegant
Carriages, buggies, furniture, &c. Most if not all
the vehicles, we believe, were Of home manufacture,
rejecting much credit on the good taste and enter,
prise of the manufacturers The varied and elegant
lot of furniture by Mr.. Shultz, of Salem, excited
general attention and praise.
On the grounds there were extensive lots Of
ploughs, and machinery of various kinds for cult
'ating the earth, moving, &c.-wheat fans, smut
and screening machines, horse-powers-a shingle'
making machine, which executed its work with the
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complicated in it, by their aid and advice may never


be aSccrtained.
1t cannot be reasonably doubted that it was form
ally inspired by them; and We hope means will he
found to bring every guilty wretch connected with
it tn condign punishment.
The slavehoding States are now more distinctly
forewarned than ever to that which Black Repnb-
hcanlsin is prepared to consummate when it gets
possession of the rens of the national government.
1t is the part of wisdom for them to forearm.
In the mean time let the metropolitan authorities
look vglantly and act diligently on behalf OF the
security of the District.
Let every well disposed resident consider himself
special constable, for the purpose of ascertaining
the niquitous dens of incendiary Sewardites.
That there are desperate Abolitionsts in this COM
munity prepared to apply the match to the Union
cannot he reasonably doubted.
Have the National Era and Republic any sub
scrihers in this city? If So such are in hostile az
ray to its durable well being.
We suspect that the bloody scheme of Harper's
Ferry had its aiders and abettors in Washington
We shall not be surprised if it is a concentrating
point for the concocting of desperate Black Republ-
Can schemes.
The time for striking was in all likelihood ar
ranged here No moment was so favorable that
which brought the intelligence of triumphant Sew
ardism in Pennsylvania, Ohio, &c.
Happily, We have an Executive who knows how
to conscientiously discharge its duty. Suppose it
were represented by q Seward, Chase, a Banks, or
any other Black Republican, what would be the con-
dition of the country?
There must be no temporizing policy pursued to-
wards the insurgents. Their enor1nites have been
such as to turn mercy itself into an executioner
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ANAL1zISG NATIVE GRApEs.-The Agricultural d.
vision of the United States Patent office, for some
time past has been receiving, in small quantities,
varieties of grapes from different sections of the
country, which the chemist of the Department is
annazing for the purpose of discovering their con-
stituent parts-especally as to the quantity Of
charine matter contained in each. A description of
the Scuppernong has recently been received from
the State of North carolina, which has been found
to equal in this respect, the French grapes which
contain twenty per cent Of saccharne matter.
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WnShjDUt0n Tems

WASHINGTON, Oct l6.-Thc latest foreign advices
from distinguished sources, added to feelings known
to exist in our own Government strengthen the be-
lief that the San Juan difficulty will be amicaby ad-
justed.
The Democratic National Committe will soon give
official notice for the meeting of committee on the
7th of December here, to fix the time of meeting
for the Charleston Convention.
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10 Judge John Y. Mason, our American Min
lister at Paris died, of apoplexy on the 3rd
The Great Eastern leaves Portland for Holyhcad
on the Sth of October
All six of the Plenpotentiaries were present at
the Zurich Conference, and the Sd article of peace
was read over. The Paris Patric says treaty will
be signed in few days that will confirm the cession
of Lombardy that contains the settlement of Lom-
hardy debt.
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'sGET THE BEST.0
HOOD, WELL MADE AND PROPERLY ADJUST.
~ ED PIANO FORTES are very scarce. We have
been selling .''
"None but the Besto
for the last twenty odd and no responsible house can
possibly offer safer or better inducements
Inc most Important and valuable improvements have
been lately effected in these Instruments which, as
More Home Testimony"
declares (see Press Sept 81. 1881 "w cause them to
take the place Of the more costly and cumbersome Grand
Pla" as has never been goud fortune to hear 50
mu.h power combined with such deicacy of ntonation
E. p. NASH L CO.,
,o-, Petersburg, Va.
oe'ooer Si' 1903. Ql-
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NOTICE..

"ONEY MADE Is MONEY SAVED!
NA loo SACKS FINE SALT FOR SALE
The Subscriber has in Store large and general assor
ment of FAMILY GROCERIES, with q large assortment
of best Plantation Shoes Aso large lot Of Cotton Bag
gin and Rope together with assortment Of and two
horse Poughs Corn Shelers Hay and Shuci Cutters DC.
All the above goods will be sold low for cash. usual
time to punctual paying customers. Please call and
anime before buying elsewhere.
JORDAN WOMBLE,
4th door North. h.side Hargett Street.
Raleigh, October 4, 1859. s6-wif.
p. S.--Best Old and Common Liquors for sale by the
Barrel Gallon Quart.
Best Family Flour always on hand. J. W.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

EOR SALE. A PLANTATION IN AJTALA CO. :,
Il five miles from French Camps, Choctaw Co.. Miss,
Containing twelve hundred Of land located mile
from the line Of the Great Northern Railroad and twenty
eight from the Central Rairad. There is house the
place, with five roms. gin ho,se and screw; good
negro cabins and plenty Of excellent water This tract 10
situated tLat it might be conveniently divided into
erl smaller tracts About SOO Of the land creek
bottom and table landslide pine ands The plsee 10
the property of Mrs. E. Mills to whom write at French
Camps Choctaw Co, Miss to J. b. Clark. Yazoo City
Miss. Or J.B Clark, jackson, Miss. .
October IA, 1859. 42-wtjan.1.
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TO DRUGGISTS.

To DRUVIGIS1Se
A GRADUATE OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
"A Of the University Of New York. and practitioner Of
years experience. desires situation in wholesale
drug establishment His for wishing such situa-
ton that his health will admit Of the exposure incl
dent to the practice Of medicine The most satisfactory
references given, both as to character and qualification
Address, MEDICUS,
PittsbOru', N. c.
December %. 1854. 52-wtf
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THURSDAY.

o'clock, p. m.-Trotting match in single harness
for silver pitcher valued at $2O, mile heats Two
horses were entered viz:
T. c. Grary's Tom Leviathan,
M. Collins Meg Mitchell
Judges-R. L. Patterson, B. B. Barron, W. R.
Cox. Meg" won the first and second heats, but
on appeal the first heat set aside and Meg"
again won easily.
The distance run each heat was mile 80 yards.
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STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-CHAT

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
- HAM COUNTY.-Court Of Equity. Fall Term, 1889.
Nathan A. Stedman, Oran A. Sedman. Patsey King, Nam
cy Poe, G. w. GOlston and wife Elizabeth Andrew J.
Sedman and others, heirs at law Of VIM. Winshp Sted.
man, the heirs Of John e. Sedman and Of Thomas Ho
bert and wife Mary, VIM. w. Sedman, Stephen S,edmsn
and Robert Sedman the three last infants under twenty
years of age by their guardian and next friend Thomas
Huey, er pdrte. ...-.--
Pursuant an order of the Court Of Equity, for the
COu ty of Chatham made at Fall Term, 1882 the under.
signed Clerk and Master will proceed to sell at th Court
House dopr in the Town Of Ptsboro the 18th day Of
November next being Tuesday of County Court the land
in the petition mention ed and described 81 house and
lot in the Town of Psboro with store house s'tsched
and known the Yellow House and lot containing one
acre Being in the centre Of the Town. and the Court
House. for business rposes il is perhaps the most valu
able and desirable lot in the Town. Is well situated fur
business of any Sort and is convenient and eligible spot
for good Hotel The attention Of business s called
to this sale. , -- -.y- -. = ,,-,y
TERMS OF SALE-A credit of twelve months will be given
the purchaser with good security entering into bond bear
ing interest from date for the amount Of the prchas
money. -;
--r.s-. L. J. MERRITT, G. n. E.
October H. 1855. pr. Adv. ~ 4l-wst$
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
TINE sUBsC CRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HIS
II Land containing 6Uo acres, lying Big Contentney
creek in Greene county. n c. six miles below Snow Hill
and mile from Hookerton, thriving little village with
two good schools If high grade Male and Female. 200
OF said land is cleared and in good of cultiva
ton the balance all in woods; all good farming land On
the premises is good tw0sory Dwelng.house with all
other necessary outhouses Any person wishing tU buy
land would do well to apply soon Good time can be given
to the purchaser.
Hookerton N. c., Sept l, 1859. 3S-wSt.*
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MASONIC.

TINE OFFICERS MEMBERS AND REPRESENTA-.
ves OF the Grand Lodge of fNorthCarolina are here
BY lnfrme that the Animal Communication of this MA
SUNiG BODY will be held in this City on MONDAY
EVENING, the 5th Of December next O'Clock for the
transaction of business
A ful. attendance is earnestly desired.
WM T. Balm, Grand Secy.
Raleigh, Oct. Is, 1859 sl-td.
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for cup valued at $40. Heats, same distance

" Ut !" CUP Vdlueu at $l0. nedts, SAME ustal1Ce-
Entries
B. D. Stith's black mare,
NJ. Collins bay horse,
N Daytons' BLACK Warrior"
Judges.-C. B. Root Jno. Turner, j. L. Leathers.
This was we'll contested race between "Black
Warrior " and Collins bay. The Warrior won in
two straight heats. Time 1st heat 3-5.
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THE MEDLEY GLEE BOOK.

A COLLECTION OF QUARTETS, GLEES, AND
"a Chorases for the use Of Musical Conventions, Asso.
Citations, Choirs. and the Home Circle new volume
containing the Gems W all similar scorks The very best
Glee Book published. Price Il. ~ per don
Published by OLIVER DlTSON / CO.,
October 81, 1859. sIIf
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SIDNEY A. SMITH,

ATTOR ORNEY AT LAW,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
win attend the County and Superior Courts of Wake,
Johnston and larnett
Hotel.
Raleigh, March 81, 1859. 1s-wtE
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TRUSTEES, SALE

OF VALUABLE
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY,
AT HIGH POINT. N. c.,
on Friday and Saturday, the llia and l3th
-. November, 1859. 3fl y > =
R VIRTUE AND IN PURSUANCE OF TWO
ln Deeds OF Trust executed to BY JEREMIAH Pic.
secure the payment of certain debts therein nam.
cd and set forth, shall expose 10 public sale At oh
Point, on FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the llth And iSth
ins ntsnss lsIs horses cattle sheep. hogs
ana harness large number Of beds and furniture and
quantity of household hotel and Kitchen fnrnre snS a.
ous other articles of personal pefty eonveyed in aid
deeds OF trust Also very valuable
Farm and Plantattos.
VI near $50 acres Richland creek near Higb Pint ~
% noa saes OF inc plank road containing vausbIe meadow
lana and good farming land we'll suited TO m. cnmr. ~
corn tobacco and wheat, with valuable two storw Si
ing mouse thereon, gM large frame barn oni -.
house, blacksmith shop. and other convenient buIa;
uch o, the land is well tmbered tery productive sn6
'ne isnd Is generally of good quality. Also, the
Lot and large Brick Hotel
Near the =. Railroad station at Hpb Point IL ,;,
west of Greensborough and ls miles Sutbeasf fnor -.
lem, laely occupied by Jeremiah Pggot deceased IN.
Is one OF the most desirable estates in middle Caron, 81
natea IN healthy region of couh-y in new and rnpdIv
growing Town. where the piankroad from Fayetteville Il
male Seminary Of 100 pupils
1t may be proper to state that this Hotel il amono IN.
largest and best-fnshed buildings in the State win
g.oa TN roof four stores high and couisns fortyour
or the purpose of giving persons desiring to purchase
iu chance to examine the farm and the hoel and hnd
gs on the lot and on the land is proposed 70 sel the
hsat h:tdte on Saturday the 18th November is5y. Tbe
Irnsu win 1e made good to the purchaser Terms made
o,..,..0 o, ,o-o JOHN A. GILMER, 1r"'fts''
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CUMBERLAND FAIR.

TIME SIXTH ANNUAL, FAIR OF THE CrMBER
land County Agricultural Society will be held at Fay.
ettevle or the 3D. Sd and 4h days af November next
=, Ihe annual address will be delivered on THURSDAY,
the Sd November by W. w. Holden, Esq, Senior Editor
of the Standard ~
October q, 1859. el-et
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1876 o.!

TURNER'S NORTH.CAROLINA ALMA.
Mac, for the year Of our Lord 1850. Published
and sold wholesale and RETAIL BY
H. d. TURNER
At the Nnrth.Carolina Dovok stA-e.
Raleigh, Oct. 81, 1883 al-
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TRIAL OF SPEED, &C., OF HORSES.

lhlhL OE NC., VI hOuoIIko.
TUESDAY.
- O'clock m.-Trotting match under saddle, for
silver cup, value $40, 8 mile heats The following
were the entries:
Dr. T. B. Carr's ECLIPSE"
Norman Dayton's "Black Dan,"
1T. Clayton entered "Blount,'
d. NJ Dunham's Kitty Clyde"
Judges-J W. B. Watson, W. L. Steele L. W.
Humphrey. The race was cleverly won by " Black
Dan" in two straig ght heats.
3o'clock. D. .na-Trotting match in single harness,
cup valued at $40. Same distance. Entries:
c. II. Thompson, Little Giant"
N. Dayton's "Black Warrior"
Judges-Dr E. A. Crudup Henry Mordecai, los
Turner. ir The race was won by "Black Warrior"
in two straight heats. Time second heat 80.
4 o'clock. D. m.-Pacing match under saddle for a
CUP valued at $40 Mile heats. Entries
Tom Badgers pony "Jack,"
M. Faircloths "John,"
d. M, Dunhams MAC"
,judqes-Dr E. A. Crudup, Maj. j. P. H. Russ,
Jos. Turner, sen. Badgers Jack" won the first
heat in Am. The second and third were easily won
by Dunhams i" Mac"
WEDNESDAY.
8 o'clock, y. n.-Trot of mile heats for match
horses in double harness, for $40 silver cup.
Entries were made by d. M. Dunham, l.. L. Clay
ton, w. 6. Riddick
yIudges-Dr Pride Jones, G. G. Smith, JOS
Turner, sen. Riddick's horses won easily in two
straight heats.
o'clock, p m.-Trottng match in single harness
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"HARD TIMES NO MORE.o

A NY LADY OR GENTLEMAN IN THE UNITED
"A States. possessing from IS 10 Il enter into
easy and respectable business BY which from Is to per
W. 4. ACTON 4 co., r
Al North Sixth ST., Phsuelphia.
August Is, 1889. 72-w3m.
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r HAVE A GOOD BILLIARD TABLE TO SELL Low
II apply 46 Fayetteville st. Raleigh or wrte to J.
Creech for further information. .tu
April 95 1853. H-wh
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WEDNESDAY.

o'clock, p. m.-Trotting match in single harness
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/ heat was | mile 80 yards.
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October 81, 1859.
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pEsT quality 25c DE Luine for 90 cents.
DPlain, Fisuered apd Striped Cashmeres, at
H. l., DAYS.
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Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer oyer large part %
the globe, is the consequence Of diseased action
in the system, induced by the poisonous miasm OF
vegetable decay. This exhalatiOn is evolved by
the action of solar heat wet soil, and rises with
the watery vapor from it. While the sun Is below
the horizon this vapor fingers near the eurth's sur
face, and the virus Is taken with it through the
lungs into the blood. There 1t acts an irritating
poson on the internal viscera and excretpg organs
Of the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails to
secrete not only this virus but also the bile nom
the blood. Both the virus and the bile accumulate
in the circulation, and produce violent constitute
tional disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach sympathize with the liver, and become
disordered also. Finally, the instinct of our or,
ganism, as if in an attempt to expel the noxiops
infusion, concentrates the whole blood OF the body
in the internal excretores to force them to cast
out. The blood leaves the surface, and rushes 70
the central organs with congestiye violence: Tht
ia the CHILL But in this effort it fails. Then the
FEVER follows, in which the blood leaves the cen'
tral organs and rushes to the surface, IS If in
another effort to expel the irritating poison through
that other great excretory the skin. In this
also it fails, and the system abandons the attempt
exhausted, and waits for the recovery OF strength
to repeat the hopeless effort another day. Ihese
are the fits or paroxysms Of FEVER AND AGuE.
Such constitutional disorder will OF course under-
mine the health if it is not removed.
We have labored to find, and have tound' an
antidote
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
August appointments.

TNO nrJT TJ1H-n.r-C,r
| II. DELLENBAUGH respectfully in
~ forms the citizens of Portage Stark and Trumbuu
counties and the surrounding country. that he will
remain in the following places All persons affected
with anv complaint Of Chronic 10 nt
TO call for gratuitous consntation,
CUYAHoGA Coat b;s ra.idorco :, ro.. c,o-,,.
Innd % Si 'oSaI ne III E"st CIeNe'
nI.i,, 1J"E, nrd'$eT ord u 'nI;t HSenue, between
al -th b ~ q et' S''1 1s 's'ree'Sc e, ISL; "a
Ij,b IoIS '19h' an eSi' Gun ''u' Iotn'
IT iV:'s'Dlei % u e. -'ortoh . mouse, A.
I1 o1,tn,o W - :, ,iii " u "oin' ,
srruv1T m NiacoIpio reIn1 oot'IHS III b9use toIh
S.CApK c0fTrT7yr I a. - Ille - l4lh.
"A"ANN O"0-'N NA-Tah1oh IIt!' "toFcr house, l6th
nb t'nG5'a, Innnshhs house' A. N.
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THR- PORTAGE NRNTlHL.
The SENTINEL is published every Wednes'
day,at Ravenna, Portage county, Ohio BY
JAMES w. SOMERVILLE.
,EpnTc IN STTpscRTpTTON

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
?erannum, payable in advance, tl,SO
ifpaid al the end Of the year, 2, so
No papL disco ntnued until ell aTrearages are paid
failure to notify discontinuance at the expira-
ton fthe time subscribed for Will be considered
new engagement.
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GTA gentleman saw little boy pinch
ing his younger brother, who was crying
bitterly.
"Why, my boy" snid he to the young tor.
mentor, "dont you think you are doing very
wrong. What would you do if you should
kill your brothers"
"Why." he replied, "of course should
put on my ne0 back pdnts and go to The fu.
nerdI."
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O m T.
CLOCKS, CAOCkS, CLOCKS !!

The best in the word, and warranted to
ct a lifetime. BAIRD H. WA1T
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ROBINSON, KING g. CO.,
BANKERS, Ravenna, o. Dealers in Exchange Golc
and Silver Coin, Business Paper and Bank Notes-
ment, without charge beyond the current rate of ex
change. Drafts on England: Ireland and ali otht
countries OF Europe. Money, ,inhertancesr and ever
sage tickets from Liverpool to New York.
October IA, lS5S-iy.
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MARY McGILLIN, whose residence is

M AIRY MCGILLlN, whose residence is
IlI unknown, tshereby notified that Oh the 23d day
of July, A. d. 1859 James Mctiilin fled in the Court
tage and State Of Ohio, his Petition against her the
said Mary McGillin, which is still pen1irg therein
praying that the bands of marimony now and hereto.
fore existing between him and the said Mary McGllln
may be dissolved and both parties a0soved from the
obligations of the same; and for cause thereof the
Petition alleges adultery the part of the said Mary
said Court on the 10Th day of October, A. D. 1859.
J. L. & H. G, RANNEY.
August 10, ls5o-6w. Atty's for Petitioner.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

which neutralizcs this malarious poison in the
blood, and stimulates the liver to expel it from the
body. As it should, so it does cure this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And it does more,
rather does what is of more service to those sub
ect to this infection. If taken in season it expcls
it from the system 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 rs Remittcnt
Fever, Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodical Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, Neuralgia Rheumatism, Gout, blindness,
Toothache, Earachc, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
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 "AGUE CURE "
removes the cause OF these arrangements and cures
the disease. -......... s.....
This it accomplishcs by stimulating the excre-
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 etrli,pGtation. Time may accomplish the
same end, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed in the attempt while this AGUE Cure Z"
does it at once, and with safety. We have great
reason TO believe this is Il surcr as well as safer
remedy for the whole class Of diseases which are
caused by thc miasmntic infection, than any other
which has been discovered; and it has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
it is cheap as well as good. .'....,. ...
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w. ID. PRENTICE. Gc, LEONARD.
PRENTICE q LEoNARD, T.''NAO'
Physicians and Surgeons. Office few doors east q
Ph@ntX hlock, Rayenna, Ohio. lAnriI Il, ls54-ly