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1T BEING PROVIDED IN THE CONVEY.
u heretofore made to the undersigned BY Mr. WAL
TER A. THOMPSON, Of this place. that the residue Of
the fund therein specified shall be divided amongst such
signed by the LIST day of June 1882 all creditors of the
said Walter A. Thompson a'e hereby notified to present
notice will be pleaded bar any claims upon their part
to share in such fund. go
~ HUGH B. GUTHRIE, Trustee.
Chapel Hill, Jan. 90, 1859. 5-w6t.
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TINE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE PUB
Il lie generally, that he has recently taken the Old
Stand, well known by every body west Of the Capitol
oe r. III Is aId
branches and in the vERI style Prices the
times. : Z. .g7 -..- = ''' .sfts'S s ~
Persons will do well to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best mannYr JAMES BASHFORD.
Hah9hs On. u; 1ss0 w6nseA
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~ Dr. Pritchard, one of the Commoners from
Mecklenburg and Mr.. Whitfield, the Commoner
from Lenoir, have been detained from their seats in
the House for several days past by ndis position
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For the Standard.

For the Standard.
STATEMENT
Of tile condition Of the North Carolina Mutual
Insurance Company, Norember 3Oth, 1853
Amount property insured, November
80, 1858, 4567,315 Os
Amount premium notes on hand, Nov.
80, 1858, 6sO,sS2 81
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A0ents for the Standard:

agents for the Standard:
JAMES Fl. BIGGs and r. II. HuDxAL, Of Raleigh,
c. c. McCRuMHEN, Travelling Agent.
All postmasters will please act as agents for US.
tB- All former agencies are hereby revoked.
August Is, 1858. --.----- -
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STATE OF NoRTH.CARoLINA.-R1CH

STATE OF NORTH.CAROLINA.-
- MOND COUNTY. Court of Eqni.y. Fall Term, 1885,
deceased John W. Roper John T. Roper and others
Original Bill
IL appearing the satisfaction of the Court that John
T. Roper Of the defendants in this case not in
habant Of this State 1t is therefore ordered by the Court
that publication be made in the North Carolina Standard
paper published in the City of Raleigh for six successive
weeks commanding the said defendant to be and appear
before the Judge Of next Court Of Equity to be held
for the county Of Rchmsnd at the Court House in Rock
ngam the third Monday in March next then and there
plead demur to the said bill otherwise the
same will be heard &c pdrte as to him. -..-.
eiWitness John D. Shaw Clerk Of said Court at Of
fee in Rockingham the third Monday in September A. D.,
1855, aud the eightythird year Of our independence.
JOHN d. SHAW, c. n. E.
January 81, 1858. pr. Adv *562L) 5-w6t,
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Death Of Mr. Prescott, the Historian.
BosToN, Jan. 29.-Wm. H. Prescott, ESQ.,, the
celebrated historian died yesterday very suddenly,
from paralysis. He had been in his usual health up
to the moment of his death
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The Missouri Legislature has passed bill placing
$780, 900 at the disposal Of the Governor to suppress
~ bgc1G kvAseeA y u u as...E.4.. 81 ~.
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HARDING COLUMN.
JUST EIvED
JANUARY 18th, 1859. - '''''
E. L HI A DING's,
Black Cloth Dress Frock Goats, FL
made in our best style Also.
Black Cloth Frock Goats,
made single breasted for everyday WAR. handsome
lot Of -,-.-.... -r ... s-. --.-. -..t. 30
Black Doeskin Cas-. Pants. rs t..., a.!
SHIRTSl sHIRTsi! sHIRTsl!y e,
OUR STOCK is now complete, comprizipg all the differ
en styles and Bosoms with French and English Wrist.
bands with and without Collars at the lowest Aew Took
prices the n Dozen. s- . ..0-.s. 49, .a'
COLLARS! COLLARS!! COLLARS!!i
so DOZEN just received of various styes-Marseilles
Byron Linen three ply) Byron Linen Garroe Marseiles
Garrote Linen Standing Collars, &C., &c. ,.. ..t.
E. L. HARDING.
Cooks New Map of North. Carolina,
Price (ss3 eight dollars, for sale by
E. L. HARDING.
January 20, 1859. . XIV
r
H Register and Age COPY ..s. .. .
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FOR SALE.

.zsi FOR SALE. =-, : ,ss.ss-9.E -;
4 SEVEN HORSE ENGINE, which has been in use
"A about two yearsis in good order and ready fur
R.a.ah; Fell !, re1a! tn
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Gbf Stanbarb.
RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY. FEB. 2, 1853.

HOLDEN WILSON, STATE PRINTERS,
OF TIE LAWS OF THE STATES
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MARRIED,
In this City, the 26th ult by Geo. H. Faribault Esq.,
Mr. Hackney Poole to Miss Harriet II. Putney.
MARRIED,
DIE ID ,

DIED, &C.
In this City, the 9th ult Edward 0rren, only child
of E. C. and Alice Belvn, aged years, II moahs and
days.
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RECEIPTS:
Net amount premium received during
year,
Net amt assessments received during
year,
Amt in blk State and hands of agents,
Nov. 20, 1857,
Amt overpaid by agents and balances
in hands of company,
Amt loaned May -, SO to meet losses,
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FINE BRAND1Es.-Mr. Pescud has favored us with
Nash with some of the best Mash Brandy" To
one who knows how to imbbe such things, these
brandies are not Gerry hard to take.
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The truth is, however that the all rolorem princ-
pie of taxation is the proper one-taxcs on industry
are wrong in principle. If owns capital of ten
thousands dollars and by industry and activity, and
the casting in of his services to its employment
makes larger income on it than B, who has the
same amount of capital but lets it lie comparatively
idle, is that any reason that A, who is the more in
dustrious, and, therefore, more valuable citizen,
should be taxed higher on his capital than B, who
is the less SOP But this cannot be reached at the
present session, and Mr. Fries bill introduces good
many valuable features. We may refer hereafter to
the impediments in the way of the introduction Of
the ad calorem system Wilmington Journal
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cad, having been read first time,
Mr.. Cunningham moved its reference to the COM
ttee on the judiciary.
Mr.. Cherry opposed the reference as tending to
lay which might be dangerous to the bill. 1t had
ben thoroughly examined and perfected by the
dietary committee, and had passed the House by a
rgc majority.
Mr. Thomas concurred with Mr.. Cherry. Moth
z could be gained by delay.
Mr. Houston said the judiciary committees of the
ouse and Senate had had conference on this bill
ID had agreed to it and perfected it. If it were
ferred no alteration or amendment would be made
the committee.
Mr. Cunningham withdrew the motion to REFER
Mr. Cowper renewed it.
Mr. Houston again explained that both judiciary
mmttees had examined carefully the provisions of
bill They had had conference and had per-
ctcd it and had drawn duplicates, one of which
ould be reported by Mr.. Donnell from the commit
on Monday. If this bill were referred to the
mmittee again there was no telling when it would
reported on as there was a large amount of bust
ss now before them which would have to take
ecedence. And even in case of its being reported
ck no alteration would be made He therefore
W no use in the reference
Mr. Cowper insisted on his motion and called for
ayes and noes.
The vote resuted-aye 12 no 81, as follows:
For reterring-Messrs Battle, Boyd Cowpcr,
birmingham, Davis, Dobson, Landlord, Leach,
'rtin Mills Straughan and Worth-12.
against the retsrence-Messrs. Basnight, BlOunt
berry, Douthitt, Edney, Gilmore, Gorrcll, Guyth-
Houston, Lane, Mcdonald, Mcdowell, McKoy,
Her, Ramsay, Reinhardt Speight Turner, Ward
hitaker and Willams-2l.
The motion was therefore lost, and the bill placed
file
BUSINESS OF THE DAY-PRIvATE BILLS.
The following private bills passed their second
third readings:
The bill to amend the charter of the town of
nton, Jones county The committee reported a
bstitute. Mr.. Ward explained that he had in
luced bill for this purpose early in the session.
bn which the committee had reported favorably.
few days afterwards he received another bill
'ch he had referred to the same committee with
bill they had previously reported on. The COM
tee examined into the matter and after delibera-
and from all the information they could get,
reported the present as a'substitute for both the
er bills. He understood they were unanimous
heir opinion, except one who was absent The
was satisfactory to him, and he thought it would
the majority of the people interested.
he bill to extend the corporate limits Of the town
pwansboro' .as -
10 fdsssvks Y.sijjd tss,s s;y;.vua rssJaalliel.
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Executors sale OF Real Estate.

ffshk undersigned are noW onertnE a. private uaae
al tAAt port.oA " lAnd D iag The sub ssls
~ tae eafis TIC 4arHpke, eciu1sanS 10 ths ~
tae late ASti~M hzrfoe, Diseased. The land lies Ia
fHl view Aad ~thin aAoai tNa ussies 81 the state
czfiol alld - lad eet IA 4uts var g fFo1a
ftsFt1eA 50 tAsHtg -hlhe acres. All lFOntlBe the
Turnpske read- These tanas IA - ssa "a far tsFi-
Gee aud cn liberal tlae- AEy Fsrssas 4lzAing - en-
AN ne leaas ~ asrertaiE f4FalAEx rei4ton 10
the teraag, All pie4ss Gall Jekn Z. taFsos aear
The srsnses, OF en J. L. A r. ~ hroWa Real laslAte
AseEts, % tiae eaesrsisasa IN Nashville.
~ - f1l11fkk.
g. q Tukbk1I
septie~u EzeeatorH Of y. B4rro~, aee,d
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agricultural and Seed Store.
CUNNINGHAM q CO.,
NO. 9 College street, near Church
Nashville, Tenn.

NIFE have opened a exclusive seed and Agrieui-
w tural store, and shall devote exclusive At
tenton to this branch Of the business and purchasers
can rely upon beng supplied with frsEh SE1Is aud
the most approx ed Kin lie of pleucnts and
Oar CAEBEa sAFDs from H. Izldreth A So =
boSse, and all nNm tbe growth Of lass FfEIb
sNKps selected care and are warrants 70
gernlllAte
- T. T. ID $.
Clover, Timothy, clean and stripped, Bloc Grass
Orchard orass, Herdss Crass Milet, Hungarian Grass
AusquH, Osagv OEange, Pes enniai, Ry Grass ard a
TIA assortment OF Garden SEEDS, b. pound Iaper
J4i3l-2In CUNNINGHAM a o..
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E TINA COAL.

fiNk supriy Of this co1aInic Al C.,sTts nov
90 haHd - the A1nR Coal YARD back ef the Nash.
vile shd thassAno"ga Railroad Depot and Is ling Al
fnio~ring isw pFseess
iArgs lamb and rosnd Coal - cents ger busheI, or
o So Ier Ton.
aiHed large aud hns, ooai2o eean peg bashsi, OF
- 40 lssF Too.
fins Gal 10 eehtspe bashss, OF - oe per Toa.
1Fy t znd yau "a toon be eoasl1ced a l. the beat
Cal IN. The market.
aecSl-ly eAMsL J. AGNKw
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REG LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VJCESBURC
LINE OF BOATS,
james Johnson, Nashville. E. Howard. and
Red River

one OF these Boats Will leave Nashville every 9TH
81 oy at noon; Tine from Nashville TO Memphis For
4r le,Emt hours Hicks6urg Five Days. and TO New
Boats leave Nashville every DAY. and ,rai, for a.
arrival of the Passenger Trains before starting ''
TOT h'st CLASS accommodation upon the Boats Tick
an De procured at the different points at prices
named IN the annexed Schedule OF Rates
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Machines and Implements.

FINfiikIfkIs Reap~Fs, STRAW Cutters Corn Shellers
Il fan Mills, Harrows, Caltivaturs. C.rn Pianiers
Portable 0rist Ass, Cern aud Cob Cruslcfa scyfhes
crAaless Hos, Horse and Hand k4kes Mixers 6arret
4 Cuttlasn, Peacock a Bstniy's steel PlO4s Ayryss
Iast Flows, ChGrns
CEMENT
Hyar4aie censnt, Plaster PARA, land Plaster, &C
tanai-@fn CUNNINGHAM a o..
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Magnificent Scheme

TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN 1pPTJ
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EDDY & co., Managers,
Successors to S. Swan & Co

T,HEfollowing Scheme viii be drawn by Wood. EDDY
l. & Co, Managers Of the Sparta Academy Lottery N
each Of their single Number Lotteries for APRIL
perintendence of COMMISSIONER
Class IA draws Saturday, April 2, 1859.
Class Is draws Saturday. April 9. 1859
Class l6 draws Saturday, April 16, 1859.
Glass Ia. draws Saturday, April %, 1853.
Glass IL draws Saturday, april 80, 1863.
ON THE PLAN OF sINGLENUMBERs.
$4,000 Tickets!
800 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to eyery nine
Tickets
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We have a splendid stock OF
BOOTS 81 SHOES,

Purchased directly from Eastern manufacto-
ries, consisting In part Of
Ladies X. n. Kid Boots, with 4 without heels;
q slippers and Buskins;
Mo. Boots, &c.
Children's Shoes, all kinds;
Gents Oxford Ties;
Congress Boots;
Cloth Caters;
q Fine Pump Sole Boots, sewed & peg;
Coarse Bregans; Kip do; Calf do;
Youths and Boys Shoes, &c.
Hats and Caps.
We have directly from ths only agent 10 The United
fAtes hessrs Dafour a Co.'S Anchor Brand HsltfF
Cloths 10 which invite the spes al attention OF Mi
~ We 'nlnk - WI "ner al such prices 20 make
10 their interest 90 buy Of Us.
as IA Siif hssss aiiissst everything that
c'ssnry I" make our stock entirely complete and 20
nsrt The demands Of trade o. which se meet re-
specifically inyite.aiieutoR.
Na.s-AA kswAiRrER, MILLER q
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Coal Onl Coal OIL.

uST reserved sbbls- supsa 80 IsbrisAilsE cozi OF
Cd saisabie Tor alar h.Bery,a whicA Nist
90 veil As 10 the essFszt 81 Earsies wasaiag
~ &c UzehineTy II large qazHHtses, - ga spzd
ticie sEd "a ieNer fFices thaD~hey se the Aasa.a
Oh ~ bs plsass1 10 have al, Vie uisb ts tsss Il
ALSO
10 bbis. bsst beralaE Gal o., wsFrante1 Ne 81
se=s ae2fssy, asd neArsy iFze fEssa sdsE.
ALSO.
A hrge suPsls cosl o. Lsmps. AZ sxsFY essefsD-
t,ae and pFse. J. ". NlISaA.
fsh1T II Colleges
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CRATES! GRATES!!
TCST RkCkIvsp-
d 20 nae Pari0r CRATES with summer part,
$50 comal0E usAstle gTatss,
20 do ofnce gfAles,
81 larnb CRATES, l0s fsrteed, all sixrs
very haElasnfnr nlzralsset ssaDGss
$50 pieers f1tIsbaFg helos care, - 4
81 knglise pets, fsoEa 10 = ext40ns hlsEsAl r.,
deep ovens. A. ets, ais Ezes, sash and sasf tties-
$50 rsecss asserted dos sruns- Ny zssortmeEt ~
tn ware Il somfSele, and every piene nAads "A the
best uzaHef- J. IS. NusSsN-
frb9-tf Opposite tha SsWanes Hasssa
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CIaibOrne's Machine Works,
NASHVILLE TENN
Removal.

THE subscriber takes this method of informing his
old customers and friends and the public general
ly that he has removed his Hardware store from the
Old stand on Market street TO No So in the large brick
building, lately erected the South side Broad
where lac keeps constantly on hand and makes to or
der the various articles embraced in his line of bust
ness He invites especial attention TO ms large assert
ment OF CASTINGS, HOILOW-WARE, BRASS &c, such
as Mantle and Coal Crates, Wagon Boxes Flow Mods
Shareholders, CornShellers, Corn Crushers Mill
Crushers Balcony Work and Iron Fencing Coffee Mills
Tea Kettles, Brass Kettles, Dog Irons Candle Sticks
and an almost endless variety OF other articles.
Jan. 29-u ANDREW ANDFRSON
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet.

'2NHE hne Passenger and a cTD
freight Steamer EASTPORT, 'zCse~llzEst&..
IN the above trade the entire season making regular
TIPS be wecn this city and New Orleans The EAST
foki IS last OF light draught, and well adapted for
the Cumberland river trade
nov24-u A HANUT agent
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PAULDING ANDERSON, cHURcu .Nnvtso.
Lebanon, Tenn. NasLrtII, Tr,,
P. & G.. ANDERSON.
wHoIEsALE OKocEHs, PRODUCE AND
COMMISSION NTS
DK6IKJss IN
Brandies, Wines, Whisky, &C.,
ALSO,
Dealers I'm bacon, Lard and Countr
Produce. OF every description,
Corner ef Broad and College Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.

"E are ROW IN receipt Of a large and web
w assorted stock OF Groceries Iias,ors q. -
which ~e iavi.e the attention % the trade:
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5,4s5 Prizes amounting to. ~ saoo mn
Whole Tickets SO; Halves SIS; Quarters So so
Certificates of Packages will be sold at tt

To- Circular showing the plan of the Lotterie,
Will be sent to any one DESTROYS of receivingi it,
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IN oRDER1NGT1cKErs OR CERr1FIcATEs

AN S&s1<@a41sO 44OhLI OhCkhIlElCATES
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
dered on receipt Of which they will be forwarded by
hrst mail Purchasers have tickets ending in an
bgure they may designate.
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be Sent
10 purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
E5- Purchasers will please write their signatures
PLAIN, and give their Post Office, county and State
Rs Remember that every Prize is drawn and pava
Die IN full without deduction.
&c All prizes OF 81 900 and mhder paid Immediate
atcr the drawing-other prizes the usual time Of
thirty days. '-o VI
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Those who prefer not sending money by mail can
The Adams Express Company.
whereby money for Tickets, in sums of Ten Dollars
and upwards, can be sent
At OUR RISK AND EXPENSE
from any city or town where they have an office
The money and order NUT be enclosed in a t.GOV-
EMINENT POST OFFICE STAMPED ENVELOPE or
the express cannot receive them.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates to
WOOD, EDDY CO., Augusta Georgia
or, NOOD, EDDY CO., Atlanta Georgia
or, WOOD, EDDY Z CO., Wilmington, delaware
HJ- list Of the numbers that are drawnfron, tba
wheel with the amount Of the prize that each one IL
entitled To, will be published after every dTnving in
the following papers Augusta Ga } Co,stit,.fi,,aJ
ta Aelo Orleans Delta, Mobile Register ChorIsston
standard Nashville Gazette, atlanta Eteliigencer Ne,g
York Weekly Day Book Savannah DaiIV Eelcs Rich
DloHd Dispatch, NelO Fork Dispatch and PduIdiuo
Nus clarion and Lite Rock (Ark) True Democrat
marlS-td
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One Of these Boats will leave Nashville every day
at II O'Clock NJ, ccting afro with Illinois Cen
tFa Railroad aud through. from Nashville 10 81. Louis
in sixty hours.
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Chronic or Nervous Debility. Diseases Of the
Kidneys, and al diseases arising nom
pisordered llNar nr Stnrnanh
There I.no uI,,nLc aho,, =,

THIS I.ci-i Mil never ia 10 cure Ally oi lie aboy,
dseAsts a. taken per directions OF each buttIe !,
German. sns lish ard French
Over kKalI n Million of Rattle.
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Eor ChiIdren

We say 10 parents, II your children are sickIy pl
ny, or aiilcted With complaints prevalent amopF cL
dren, give item small quantity OF Mclean 5 Cord.
ana il v ~ make them healthy TAT anu robust Lei,
nOt moment, Try u and yoG ~lll be convinced
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Louisville AID Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, DnnIieth. Ella, John Gualt and
Tempest,

Leave Nashville every Thursday and Tuesday at II
O'Clock ". Time from Nashville to Louisville Sixty
Hours and I" Cincinnati Four Days.
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~~- s-ss'sssss- 4 Hz-s-a
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Mroifal.
R. II. X.

IIEAITH Will, IN al cases, follow the use of Rad
i ways K. 4. Remedies. There none so sick
diseased, weak feeble. or crippled with paiu
a1rntss but that Rad way = Ready Relief, Renoyat
ing Resovent. Regulators the-nature 0f tlr dis
ease or sckncss may require, vii quickly and rapid
ly
These remedies consist Of Railways Ready Relief
Railway = Rcnoyattlg iissoivent Railway Reg uAt0rs
Zach OF these remedies sFc curative pow
es. wherein their combined medicinal properties
required; and when thus used there IL suicieat iie
and strength villain The diseased dying body g.
tain Their action, the patient " live and be Restored
To health
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- -
X. r. R--ltAGway Really kellef for Hrafacaes,
shrtiaaE ssek HeFVSgs; RheuEsaii am, i'zf-
alyss, iauahago, 6out NeaFAigz, It-sth
ache, Ssnaf .ru1. kev-rs. Ss0cn stshts,
kboney Gossip assats, scaTict feyef, Fa1s -
roend the Liver, flsastsy Hesslss, Heart
bara, ana fatas ol al Eifitis. kaaSzya ltez
d. krlscf ~ "a, = I-~ mnatea cnaiisv kle
nliseflrk Yu4 sesfeF % joys q PLEASURE
4, k-s1ssag = i-sess zsltg ilss,S~atfr tAr care
ol cEFUl5e sfHssssrs-s1ch ~ -crtsi-iots Aial
syD,assfti- toanf4.ihts. CensunFtsse shd oth-
ef A1eetsssaz u Tie isInss sad Ilf4st, ia1n-
rati0n <ad satsf srsBents ~ faftz, fraftsse
en1 othrF 3lsEzses 81 tte - a. No1ee, ~
EeFs. isefs, - SO ykls, ant Al ntilxr -
easeE~s slis ts0Hl Al lupare ssass q he
Iassa.i.
R-Haaxay's fsexuili.Ts al cure. sssctiseiy
al sf<etss, f.stsse1esa. ihfizest.<aE, b..
eaHn1<t@zs - ne hvsrs, - slefssts. tases
carallzlat. issz4scs q tse Hezrt aad A.
aeys, F~ssssIe eEsal iziala ,sssnaiiip frressi
ks@sss. *. NtsasFer tie - ssrlu = cei
ol or4er = dess q kz1waya ilrg i-iars ~
F~saexr q - 80 staFtY Ne lelaALr s-caA
4 ~ N5fzselk tlsfsa4- f
RR Fsansdirs are sotasg nrufxsssr every hers
sazFia-lya<~ eAtfHAt = 80
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constitutional diseases.

Many diseases that ar "a humanity are inherited as
heir i0ons from the diseased bodies ~ scky
ScFofil, CONSUMPTION, ~ pbiiis aud fi. Ans1ng
the Enost coInulen Of constitutional diseases Now
care how many generations the seeds of these Lis
eases may have been established ia the system cor
rupta The blood Rafn1gs Re,sossaag KssafrsIaf VII
eradicate fran tife bodies ~ afflicted eV-fy part
Gle Of diseased deposits, ana Ell tie Al
Dure aua healthy Dloaa
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McLean's Volcanic Oil Linimept

For Man ar Beast.
Another Remarkable Cure Performed bv n,
Leans Volcanic Oil Linimeut.
READ FOR lOIRSEIVESu.
Thomas FORD cksnlitl., LIVING near tassayeh
OF Tenth street, had horrible running sore an
foot. lie tried various lIninients Salves kc
could do II no good. lie dcslarcd OF ever beips sh
to Wnrs at hs trade again, because lac could MOI
any weight on ls loot anG by bottle of Mel enh
Nolcainc Ilhimeni, he IS now perfectly cured
rheumatism, fara oils, Neuralgia Bruises sprair
illness IA uie joints or Muscles, sore llreat So.
ings, h-ar-ache or lo"th-ache, Wounds Fresh cut
sores, Burns Scalds Pains &c. yield u the uagr.
influence uf this wonderful Liuimeut.
Tor Horses and Cattle II is iniailble remedy
tiales, "Aiis, Scratches, Cracked Heels Iamens
Si4Nih, s~teny, Splint, fistula Bruises Sneiln
MounDs, Rattle SiisAe Bites, various ttler ct.s
e which animals are Liable 80 from injuries or al
dents. -
livery Country Merchant should obtain a sunplx
Scleai : Nuicanic Ol Linitnent. II sells ratiaiV
{ cause Il always cures.
liberal discount Will be made Ia merchsnuu
buy To sell ag4In
an for sale by J. II. NOLAN, Proprietor. corn
"l Lnird and Tine streets, ~ Louis. Missouri also
sac tr Ao"Fr aVls-titwaNly
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Chfldrens. Dl.ea.N..

Rzdssay's Re,sauatsas A1rsosazf slossa ne haeo
blessing D. every mother throughout the land, whose
ufaats AFFLICTED with sofvs. Humors, &c- These
bfe-k nss out tthcs sAriy) are evfence - disease
lr4ss.ttea frttn the Fsrent stick fes auses - he
h<rasstsg Aesuas all sradtcate every vestee = tise