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A CALL FROM LYNN .n,

C0AE MEN. BOTH ONE AND ALI-.yr.
~ to the Iron House, the south side Of NJ, CONE
where you find lron Steel Bacon, Lard C' Squae
G es,hs, sr Rope H"Rgng Sole kus,
Thread, Heavy OsnabnrYs. Brogan Shoes s S. spun
Sphoss s ASaa,anns Candies Bar sp sssd"sn
ess S Sh,ss. rpadss knH sk &
Butts B and Screws She Nails Coffee Kettles "te lN
Hsmms4g Asger yhse ."f and
Breast Chains rindstone Fixtures H"rse Sbe..C Chains
Shoes Wngn-wheel Boxes, Androns CASTINGS 0t MuM Mule
Files, Handsaw Files, Pocket Cutlery TabIa I%,'lsaw
Scissors Shears Steel Pens, Pins and Needles cuer
ellis, and many other things of this kind ton Pen
ton part cu'arly call The attention of NV men
cus'"mers =" my stock of BROGAN BOOTS ANN and
offer the above named Gnnds as cleup a. ,h. nhoES
sold BY any one who sells kind of Goods e! Can be
return my grateful thanks tn The public fr,,
patronage received from them FIR the last M e liberal
wish to merit continuance of the same years. and
Raleigh, n C. Oct, ], 1850 LYNN ADAMS
n, N 4o-w6ns
change for Goods. should like to buy 70 on " ~ es
pounds dry Hides. vi sooW
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TIE LATE STATE FAIR.

In order to give our own views of the Fair, we
must rather get ahead OF time and make reference
here to almost the last incident during our stay. 1t
being understood that owing to the domest C attic
ton under which Hon. David Outlaw was suffering,
(the loss of his wife, the Annual Address, which
that gentleman had consented to deliver must be
dispensed with. In this emergency the Executive
Committee of the Agricultural Society pressed
number of distinguished gentlemen into the service,
and in compliance with the request of the Commit
tee and the call Of the mulitudes brief but able
and felicitous addresses were made by Hon. Daniel
A. Barringer, His Excellencv. Gov. Ellis Senator
Bragg. Ex-Governor Manly. Walter Il. Steele ESQ.,,
and Ex-Governor Morehead No doubt Mr.. Outlaw
would have delivered very able and instructive ad
dress but question whether any man could
have embodied in single speech the amount of
mingled wit and wisdom that fell from the lips of
the distinguished speakers above mentioned. Diff
fering as the addresses did, they all agreed in breath
ing strong spirit of North-Carolina patriotism,
and all referred to the Fair in what concurred in
regarding as its most important aspect-as gather
ing together Of the people of the State, more
than of her products. We confess that to us, this
was the main attraction of the Fair Grounds. We
saw the East and the West meeting and shaking
hands, and we thought too, that could see pre-
| udices passing away and mutual misunderstanding
being reconci!ed This Gov Ellis very justly re-:
marked could not have been done without the faci
ties of travel ard communication that railroad i'm
provements have opened up to the people, and We
concur with the Governor and the other distinguish
ed speakers in their fluctuations the progress
which North Carolina has already made, and in their
hopes Of advantage from that which is expected to
be made hereafter.
So much for this aspect Of the Fair. As regards
the stock and articles of different kinds on cxhibi-
ton we are not well qualified to Judge; We will,
however, give rough notion of how things struck
U.S. On entering the gate Of the really admirably
arranged Fair grounds, the eye rested, upon re.
markably large show of Agricultural Implements
ploughs cultivators, horse-powers, cobb-crushers,
reaping machines, FANS ETC. These occupied the
centre Of the grounds One Of the reapers was ex.
hbited by Mr.. W. A. Williams, of Wilmington. No
doubt many of these implements were very excel.
lent. Some were of North Carolina manufacture,
and some were sent from other States. This depart.
ment was very full, and surpassed what could pos.
sibly be expected of any County Fair
Ranged around the grounds were. the stalls for
the live stock The disploy of horses was large
and included some noble looking animals. 1t is pro
per here to remark that for some reason, no doubt
satisfactory one the names of the exhibitors were
not permitted to be inserted on the cards attached
to artcles-they were simply numbered. So with
stock no names Of exhibitors were put on thu
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A VALU.
able Tract of Land lying three and half miles West
Greens6oroug on The Salem road containing sU acres
ABOUT one half OF it in timber, which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms
each about 2" feet square, Barn. Stables and
Out au buildings, with good Well of water
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco and portions of This pnee
are thought to be equally well adapted the growth Of
Persons in want of place would do we'll TO examine the
premises credit will be given and bond with approved
security required The title will be reserved until the pur
chase money is paid.
MARGARET CALDWELL.
Greensborough. Jan. 81, 1859 A-wtfs
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May Q. 1859.
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOA SALE.


A NEAT COTTAGE WITH FIVE WELLARRANG.
"A ed rooms Of good size together with necessary out
buildings good Barn and Stables, Handsomely located in
the town of ousLurg with two and acres of
land attached and most excellent well of water; said
premises situated the Female College square
fronting the main street.
also offer tract of land, known the lands of Dr.
Hamilton Taylor, decd, containing eight hundred and
eight acres lying on the Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad near
Wake Forest College. adoinng The lands Of James Aston
VIM; Freeman Michel and others The improvements
square, with convenient "uthoases. The said premises
has on it rich bottom lands the waters of Lit
tie river many branches and springs The larger part Of
the land is the natural growth and well adapted to Corn
Wheat Tobacco" and Cotton 1t has also good Orchard Of
Apple and Peach trees, and nice VINEYARD of Scupner
nong Grapes will sell the above land or half of r. to
suit th"se wishing to purchase upon reasonable terms
During my absence Mr. Jessy Davis will show the hand to
those wishing to purchase he will be always found nm
the premises. Mr.. James VIM or Richard Ynrborou oh
viii show my Lot in L"uisburg to any person wishing 10
July 90, 1859. siNwtf.
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NOTICE.

III ONEi MADE Is MONEY SAVED!
~ 100 SACKS FINE SALT FOR SALE!
The Subscriber has in Store large and general assort
menI OF Family GROCERIES, with large assortment
M pest Plantation Shoes Also large lot Of Cotton Bag.
k at nope, tngeh her with an assortment Of and two
horse Ponghs Corn Shelters Hay and Shuc. Cutters &C.
A Inc above goods will be sold low for cash. usual
time to pnncnal laying customers. Please call and
anime before buying elsewhere.
JORDAN WOMBLE,
4h door North side Hargelt Street
naie'gn october 4, 1883. S6-wtf
Barrel, Gallon or Quart =
Best Family Flour always on hand. wv.
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Ihs Sfapoafe...


IF nohodrx noticed yuu. v"r, must be small
II nol,sir - slight-d sna, YOU must be tat,
If poI,pd, < ir&ed Ia y"h. v III niusi b. low.
RI nuhod : Kissed YOU. y"u re ugly we Know
IF nnlr.t : "rvcd won, you're II poor ei
If n, hnd.'s R,,trred you. h,i'fr Yourself;
If noir,dy's cheated lu,. ,yn,i're u knare,
II rnhvi, hated you, ,yon re n slave.
IF n,.b.rlvs called you a. fool to your face,
Sonubn,i, =, wished for Your back in its place:
IF n,,..dy'. called you a tyrant or "sc"ld,
Sor,l,odv thinks you of sp'rtIess mold;
If nubndy k,nwS of nnr faults but n friend.
MOI, dis will miss Of them nj the world $ end;
If NIB dy clings TO yonr purse like t.wn.
NIB DIV II rim like lnlnd when its gone;
If nub,d,'S eaten his bread from Your store,
n. body II cal! vm a"misery bore;
II uobodvs slandered you--here IS our pen
Syn yourself N"b"dv. quick rs you can.
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CITY OF MOREHEAD.
GREAT SALE OF LOTS.

IN THURSDAY, 18th NOVEMBER. 1850 WILL BE
soia, IN a credit TO the highest bidder, a large
Dor of LOTS in said CITY.
Inc completion of the Railroad and Warehouse the
facilities for shipments the large class of
sells that can enter the Harbor and lie alongside the Wharf
ana warehouse; the number Of good buildings that
gong or have gone up; the great demand for more LOTS
all combine to make another sale necessary
j. N. MOREHEAD, President
Shepard's Point Land Comply
september u, 1859. 3S-wtds
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LAND FOR SALE.

TINE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE IN THE
= County of Lenoir, desirable and healthy Location
from kins'on TO White Hail. IL miles above Kiuston and
miles below White Hail. Said tract contains lion acras
with dwelling house and all other necessary buHinos
upon the present occupant Mr. antine Whitfield wh"
Will take pleasure in showing to them For further mar
Jones County,N c. '' 'Ne''
September %, 1885, ssNv@
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

WISH TO SELL PRIVATELY MY HOUSE AND
Lat. situated in Foresville N c. The House is near
new Is IL by ~ feet in and contains nine rooms
besides basement containing rooms, and good eel.
lar. The house is admirably situated either for private
family or clearinghouse The lot contains three acres
ana has on all necessary outhuuses fine collection Of
fruit trees and well Of excellent water Those WISHING
to examine the prmses do by calling on me at For
JOHN A. BATTLE
SS'0"e' ." 's0'' 42-w5t
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PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO YOUR
INTERESTS!

Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
OFFICE AT MILTON. CAswELL COUNTY, n. c.
VNlIIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL.
Il operation for the past eight years. and during lha.
time has puncualy paid all lossses.
DIRECTORS
n. L. Walker, Isaac Oettinger,
Dr VIM NJ. Brooks, Benz Hines
A. T. Fnlr. WItcber Keen,
Ihos. ID. Johnston, X. u. Lewis,
l.. II. Hunt Jarvis Fri,u,
Col X. NJ Kirby, VIM NJ. Huwertnn
Ihos A. Donoh", Hon. +. 6. Reade.
n. J.. Walker, President,
BENZ. Hines. Vice Pres.
n. NJ Lewis. Treasurer,
H. NcGehee. Attorney,
A. l.. Bail, Secretary,
Sam'l H. Thurni"l GENERAL .4gent
/! ts? +: !'"",. Exec. Conn.,
r. II. Lewis,
- All Letters addressed to the Secretary or Agent
will be promptly attended 10.
July -, 1859. 3O-wtf*
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AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.

n
IN SOUTIf.WE STERN GEORGIA.
VyNHE FOLLOWING DESChIBED PROPERTY HAS
been placed in hands for sale, by of the most
successful Cotton Planters in Georgia. who
desires IA change of residence aud occupation:
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS situ
ated in the heart Of the Lime Be convenient to Rail.
road
One containing 3,am Acres;
One Containing l,750 Acres; and
One containing l.25n Acres;
Together with all Of the Stuck pete Planting Uten
sis. and an abundant supply of Provisions
Also. seventy experienced and A No |, Cotton making
NEGROES, the most of whnm working hands, will be
sold with the Plantations it desired, but separately
Terms follows be made A small of cash,
aid the balance instruments of two three and four
years, well secured. with interest payable annually
Persons wishing 10 see the property will please notify
few days before visiting the country that may be at
hume their arrival.
For further particulars address me a: "Bonds Mills"
Baker county, Georgia.
w. W. CHEEvER.
May Q, 1859. l9-wtf
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60. A. wARDER. wN HAnRerr
WARDER & BARRETT,
Both of the late firm of
GEO. A. WARDER e CO..

ESTABLISHED lS4S,
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps and Straw Goods,
(a" 266 BdHi'n"e Street, opposite Hunorer Street,
BALTIMORE, Nh,
"OULD RESPECTFULLY ASK THE ATTENTION
ct Merchants to their large and well assorted stock
embracing every style. quality and cplor of
Mems and Boys Hats and laps.
Selected expressly for the trade by the case or dozen All
orders VIII receive prompt and careful attention.
September |, 1859. S6-wlvnd<
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NOTICE..

II TAKE THIS METHOD OF INFORMING TIE ~
IL liens Of Raleigh and The surrounding cnm,rr UT
Continue To carry the BLACKSMITH BITSIVESS, mat
leigh, at WIN. ii. HOi.LOMAN'S OLD STAYD y, IN Ra
the same Smith that had last year. his business :; have
Horses and working Farming Tus; he can sIens
work on Carriages nope, by strict attention to bnso a
to share liberal patronage. '"S'ness
January IA. 1885. ATT
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GooD WHEAT CRop.-Tt is stated that John
Brown of Wheatland Monroe county, N. Y, pro-
duced this year, 400 bushels of good wheat from
6S acres, averaging say % bushels per acre.
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January IA. 1885
HUZZA FOR THE CARRIAGE M,p,
OF RALEIGH NLkS

LIVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF AND Yor v,,
IL guess who is for all am in the ring napnc MAY
Carriages and Bussies,
and that with COED materials. will sell lew f,r r,,
good Mites. or will trade for Pork in the pork stasN 81
Corn, Bacon Flour. My Shop is two >Gna,cs s f
west of Capitol Square and The Masonic IdSp Sua
Raleigh. May IA, 1885, a,Nm,:
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PLANTATION FOR SALE.

foH SALE. A PLANTATION IN AJTALA CO.,
nve miles from French Camps Choctaw Co.. Miss,
Containing twelve hundred acres If land located mile
me line OF the Great Northern Railroad and twenty
e,ent run the Cenra Railroad There is house the
CABINS and plenty Of excellent water This tract IS
80 situated tat might be conveniently divided into sew
smaller Tracts About sOo of the land creek
POTION and table landslide pine lands The place
the property Of Mrs f. Mills to whom write French
lamps, Chocaw Co., Miss, to j. b. Clark Yazoo City!
MISS. or J. b. Clark, jackson, Miss
October IA, 1859. 4a-wtian.l.
HAVE GOOD BILLIARD TABLE TO SELL LOW
apply soon at As Fayetteville St. Raleigh write TO j.
Creech for further information.
April Is, 1863. l7-wtf
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October 4, 1854.
ROANOKE LAND FOR SALE.

DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE MADE At
Il the Spring Term, lsa9, Of the Cmir, Of Euurv G
Northampton County, in the cause of Elizabeth apas
ct ais, er~rte the undersigned. Clerk and Master will
proceed 10 sell TO the highest bidder the premises on
the I'm 'iay Il" December next the lands in The peadups
mentioned and described 10 viii tract of land on thu
Roanoke River, situated in the County Of Nurtlanpon
adjoining the lands of Edmund Wilkins, Esq and Stephen
A. N0Ieet, Containing fifteen hundred acres of which The
late Thomas F. Jones' Esq., died seized and possessed
Said plantation is Of the richest and most valuable an
the Roanoke 1t is divided into abn, acres of Low.
grounds $50 acres of sec"nd low grounds aad $50 acres
original growth Of the very best timber for plantation pur.
poses The dam needs but little repairing to make it one
OF the best the river When state of repair il pro.
tec's the ene plantation from nunaiions. The dwelling
hse out HOUSES negro houses barns &C.. nvenent
and comfortable
Terms q" sale not yet known but will be very liberal to
purchasers, and made known tho dav of sale
W. W. PEBBLES, G. & NJ E.
October Sth. 1859. pr. Adv. So 4l-wtds.
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Raleigh. May IA, 1859.


w upwards has been subscr bed. and 81 % IN ",
share paid in IN so,n0n in the Dan River CmGel, Rn
road Company, the general Commissioners 1brrS at
give notice that meeting Of the S"ckhndes in said C
pany will be held in the town of Wentworth y q wy
Saturday. the 18th day Of November, s:.a for the nur,
OF organizing said Company. eecing Directors presdn
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NEWBERN, July 13th.Turpen Sales yesterday of
800 bbls. at So 80 for virgin and So O5 for dip.
Nothing doing in Spirits Rosin Tar
Sales of small lots at 81 for superfne and 81 SO
for Family.
lower Howard Street and Ohio brands S. 75 Wheat was
firm choice had advanced cs white at 81 IS a 81 49,
ions were quiet and unchanged. Whskey quiet and
changed.
NOBLE July 72h h. Tn sales of Cotton comprise 400
three days $50 bales and the receipts 23O bales.
NEW W. ORLEANS July l2hThs Cotton transactions int
to bales receipts bales against 500 bales
for the period of last year.
CHARLESTON, July 49, -Cotton-Thes sales this morning
amounted to 1928 bales at the following prices 194 II
CornThere were no arrivals during the past week About
5000 bushels Maryland remaining unsod when we closed
our last report were taken subsequently at 80 per
bushe few small store lots of Tennessee, in bags sold
at 81 81 O5 per bushe.
Oats-saes of about $4,000 bushels were effected at 46
cents.
Rice-The market during the past week has continued
without any features. The demand has been about
equal to the receipts and prices at the extremes
reported in last ranging from So Is 81 25 the bulk of
the sales at So 81 l2 comprising fair good
fair qualities Prime grades very and quotations
Rough RiceThere only 5000 bushels received du
ring the week, of which changed hands,
Salt-The article is unchanged. Importers continue to
ask for store lots from rs to so cs for plain and sewed
| sacks, with but slow sales.-NelCS.
NEW YORK July 12th.-Cotton is unchanged, sales to-
day of 600 bales Flour depressed sales of $500 bbls at
decline of Is to zoe. State 80 IS rs Ohio so Sc 3d.
WnedC neaVy, southern 81
Western red 81 3d. white As 81 Corn depressed sales
of 80 bushels mixed Sc 873 Cts and yellow cts Pork
is heavy Mess at l6 aisle 25 Prime Is l2 So Lard is
dull lQt IL cts Whisky q cts Sugar firm and active
nng the market closed steady MuscoVado 81 g. cts Coffee
firm but duiet; stock 10000 bags: Spirits Turpenne
steady at As 453 cts Rosn firm 573 81 &c. Rice dull
FAYETTEVILLE, July 1l:-Bacon 10 q IA Cotton
Fair to Good II q 90; Ordin to Mid. Ii q 90 Flour
family, s. 60 @6 - Super Sc 400 50 Fine, Sc Is q
Wheat 81 20 a Is; Oats, so a co. Peas, 81 10 a 20
Rye 81 Is @o00; Lard-13 q a cents Molasses Cuba
pool Sack, 81 rs a 90; Turpentne- Dip 50 so
@ 90; Virgin 81 so a co. Hard 81 90 q 90 Spirits
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FURNITURE: FURNITURE.,
39-2m

in city, and cheap for cash. offered TO the in
spection of the public at No. TO- Front Street. Wilmington
n c. Purchasing from first hands the factories for cash.
and selling for cash its equivalent, the Subscriber
enabled TO offer greater inducements the citizens of Will
mngon and of the State generally to buy at home than
has ever before been offered Goods for the interior will
carefully packed and promptly forwarded The Subscriber
particularly DESTROYS that persons from the interior of the
Slate who have been in the habit of purchasing abroad
would give his establishment trial. The following
of the articles to be found in his Furniture Ware Rooms
Sofas Lounges, Easy Chairs Rocking Chairs,
Etageres or Whatnots Ottomans FootStoo Centre Sofa
and Card Tables, Chairs Mantle and Pier Glasses, Secre
taries Book Cases Tea Breakfast Dining Tables Side
boards, Cane Woodseat and Cushioned Chairs in great
Variety Bureaus Bedseads, Washstands, Toilet Tables,
Wardrobes Fancy Cottage Sets Mattresses Beds Pillows
Boalsers &c. large stock of Looking Glasses Office
Furniture, Chldrens Chairs Cradles Cribs Tunde Bed
steads Toy Bureaus, &C. 0. L. FILLYAW.
March I'd, 1859 15O&27ly
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RosNsince review of Thursday last the market has
ruled quiet all grades and the transactions have been
fined to small lotsthe finer qualities being at lower figures
previously noted The receipts of Pale have been
gre, and there only small quantity on market no de-
mand however, and prices have downward tendency We
quote sales of only 300 bbs at So to So so per bb
in quality No. also rules dull and have to report sales
of only about 300 bbs at 50, 81 Is to 81 50per bb
the latter price for an extra article In No hear of
only one small lot (68 bbs at 81 so to 81 IS per bbl In
the Common article sales after closing report
Thursday last of 426 bb at 81 27 and 1850 do at 81
per 80 lbs No transactions have since been reported
Receipts small, and only light stock on market which is
generally held at latter figure
TAR-Nene has been brought in during the week that we
are aware Of consequently have sales to report
There is some enquiry and parcels would sell readily at 81
so y bb
BEEF CATTLE AND SHEEP.-For beeVes we note brisk
demand from butchers and the market poorly suapd
Only about head have been received during the week.
which were purchased the country parcels delivered
here we quote at to Ct per h. for grass fatted-
SHEEP are also fair demand and market moderately sup
Piled lot of 81 head brought in few days since,
and sold at 81 % EACH
BARRELs-The market for empty Spirits Tupentine bar
res has continued to decidedly dull for the week ended
TODAY and oily few small parcels of second hand ones
have changed prices ranging from 81 IS to 81 60
each for lots as they rum and 81 IS for selected market
well supplied.
CorroNNone on market consequently sales have ia
ken place.
Com MEALS in fair enquiry, and market firm No re-
CENTS and the sales have been confined to small lots from
the granaries at 81 20 per bushel.
FLoURSnce our review of Thursday last the market has
ruled quiet and we have no material change to notice on
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We have been shown says the Subsidiary Banner, what
is called spurious ten dollar bill, purporting to be on
the Merchants Bank of Newbern We learn that there is
number of such bills in the hands Of different business
of this town. imposed upon them of course by some
fancy fnancier.
Thompsons Bank Note Reporter describes the spuri
Gus bill as follows:
"lOs Wig, Mercury, ship under sail, &C., male portrait
on right-St George and dragon on left end"
The genuine Bill is described as follows:
1Os. female, scroll, portrait, &c, X each side-l(
male, eagle, TO-"
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RELIEF IN TEN MIN UTES.
BRYAN's PULMONIC WATERS.

BRYAN'S PULNGONIC WATERS.
THE ORIGINAL MEDICINE ESTABLISHED IN 1877, and frs
article of the kind Introduced under the
sPULMoNIC WATERS IN THIS any other country all ote
ParnOnic Waters commercials. The genuine
knO,cn b the name BRYAN being stamped each WAFER
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat Hoarseness.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis Difficult Breathing
BRYAN'S PULMON1C WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood Pains in the Chest
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Incipent Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsos
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Relieve the above Complaints in Zen Minutes
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are a Blessing to all Glasses and Constitutions
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
Are adapted for Vocalists and Public Speakers
BRYAN'S PULMONIC WATERS
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste
ERYANS PULMONIC WATERS
Not only relieve. but effect rapid and lasting
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No Family should be without Box of
BRYANS PULAONIC WATERS
in the house.
No Traveller should be without supply of
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
in his pocket.
No person will object 20 give for
BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
Twenty five cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor Rochester, N. Y.
For sale by all druggist IL Wilmington.
HAVILAND, STEVENSON CO.,
Charleston, Wholesale Agents
May 6, -2o5&S6-eowly.