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PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Plantation

I'm TUESDAY OF May Term next. II UssnPs
~ County Count, il being the s9h IT NAV. | vii
sell at public auction before the Cautl House door IN
Marlborough, my Raw plantation on fo'csefs CFcek
i've miles north q ll.horoueh, containing sos scTes
a credit Of aud tNo years, with interest fIpB
the date. Bond aud approved security, This piintb.
ton Is well adapted 10 the growth VI Tobacco aud II
wheat and other gain, has good Enclosures aud other
improvements. including an exctllenfrime Barn and
Threshing Marhihe a good orchard and meadow;
about 800 rleRfcd and under fence. and The bal.
ancc wotd land. sne OF u not surpassed IN fertility
ly any lands in the county. lnneIoie possession
will be given reset WING leave ouly TO take away the
growing crops Of small grain. -
W. 4. GRAHAM.
May ., 1859. iO-ids
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Died IN Chapel Hin. Al The house Of her an 10 law
4. Miekle. Esq, on the 18Th instant, Mrs. RoBlNA
NORWOOD, rclict e The late Judge Norwood. in the
SSH year q her sse This venerable Lady spent The
greater portion II her lie IL III. community. and III
who knew her win testify to her temarkahlc in'rl.
gence, and % her gtea, VIRTUES 10 every relation u lite
The mission q her pfoiracleA lie % sarih was We,
fulfilled, and there nov remains and will long remain
y her acqaainlances and friends The fragrant mernce.
q her good deeds anil exemplary tic. For many years
she had bern worthy communican, q The Episcopal
church but having finished her course IN faith does
now rest from her labor. ii The b..fSl rpc.s q ~
the dsp-ti.d isi,hful.
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Democratic Meeting a, rIansum's Store.

A portion Of the Democrats in u eastern
part Of Oranse. met at Mangam/ Store on
Saturday. the 18th instant. for the purpose
II appointing delegates TO the Convention
10 be held II IIillsbnrough at May Court. Tor
the parpo.s of nominating candidates Tor
the county for the ensuing Legislature.
The meeting Was called To- order, On Motion
# -. G. Parrish ~hefeupon, Williamson
Parrish vas appointed Chairman, and ,. W.
Darlington. Secretary.
ID Z. Parrish briefly explained the object
II the meeting.
A motion Was carried Cor the Chairman 70
appoint three or Tour persons 10 prepare r..
sulgtlnns Tor the action 0f the meeting I;
~hsreapan. w. X. PARRISH. Jas. II. Roberts.
a. Wheeler and ID. &. Parrish, reported The
following:
Resoired, That We heartily endorse the
platf.m % the Democratic Convention. held
10 Raleigh On the sih ~ March Last.
Resolved. That We have the utmost conn
denev 10 the ability and patriotism u our
present Governor. and will use all honorable
means 10 secure his reelection.
On muton Of d. &. Parrish they we're
unanimously adopted.
ID. e. Parrish being called for addressed
the meeting at length. lie spike Of the
Opposition platform adapted BY their Con.
tention a. desiring 10 tax every species 81
property. making DETERMINATIONS onlv N
iavar of State pr,Huci. aud industry, whilst
their leaders. in this county At least. say the
principle object was 10 tar slave property
al pa'srsm. aud leave a great deal oi oiher
personal property without taxation. Taat
they had alwass boosted heretofore Of Iarir
conservatism and reluctance 10 altering the
fundamental Laws ~ the State. but we're now
advocating rad.ealism ~ its worst TURN.
That il va. evidently h"bby and trick TO
get inla office without merit. aud TO deceive
and delude the people.
The following delegates were sppointed
b, the Chair;-w. Z. Hampton. Henderson
Tillsy. w. !. Roberts, Il. 4. Fills. A.
Wheeler. John =. Roberts, George Umstead.
Jethro ID. Umsiead. Green Blai0ck, lsham
Parrish, Edward Tilley. James 4. Roberts.
George ". Jones. John Carrington, VIM. NJ.
Darlington. ]. ~. Lipscomb, Jesse w. Rob
eris. rhorntUn Blalnck. Iohn Hancock, Wm,
\. Parrish, l.. Garrard. aud Sam ". John.
slun.
On motion. the Chairman and Secretary
we're added 70 the list " delegates
On motion, the meeting adjourned. with I
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An immense mass meeting was held in
Penn Square, in the CITY Of Philadelphis, on
the evening of the I7lh instant, to rstify the
nomination ol Bell aud Everett. Joseph r.
ingersoll presided. assisted By eminent cit,
,zens. Mr.. Henry, Of Tennessee, was the
chef orator. and made bold and effective
speech. creating great enthusiasm.
4 large bell bearing the inscription "rhe
Bell which will toll the death kneIl of sec i.
ti"nalism wherever il goes" sas rung dur
Ing the proceedings. and fine display 81
hire works added 10 the interest Of The occa.
SION.
Resolutions were adopted iaiibfyiIy ad
herring 70. and cordially sustaining the great
principles &c the Revolution approving and
iaiilying the proceedings II the Baltimore
Convention. and declaring the selection OF
candidates eminen,ly judlcious.
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represent this Senatorial District IN the next

represent this Senatorial District 10 the uex'
Legislature.
Resoiued, That the Chairman Of this Con.
venton appoint twenty delegates . meet
the people Of Randolph in Convention, on
next Saturday, at Liberty. 70 nominate
candidate to represent this Senatorial US
trict.
The Chairman, under the last resolution.
Amounted the following delegates :--Gen.
J.. Holt, A. Boyd. Jacob Summers, John +.
Faucet, Absalom Harvey. Robert Moore.
r.. Faucet. George Hurdle, H.c. Hurdle.
w. A. Albright, John 8. Albright, Maj. John
Russell, Dr.. K. Faust. p. Carter, w. X.
Albright. John n, Stockard. s. Spoon. c. @.
Curtis. I. N. Holt. Eli Murray and Joseph
Vincent.
On milton Of Mr.. Mebane. the Chairman
and Secretaries we're added to the delega
ton.
The Convention was addressed by r. Y.
MeAdIen. Esq, DR.. s. Holt, and c. +.
Faucett. Esq.
The Chairman. after thanking his fellow
citizens Tor the honor conferred upon him.
and congatulating them for the harmony OF
the meeting. declared the Convention ad-
journed.
FIR. FREEMAN. Chairman.
w. r. WILSON, ,seer,fayie,.
w. II. DEssY,
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Democratic authority ssainst platforms -
says the Alexandria Gazette /. getting TO
be very strong. aud To be expressed IN very
forcible manner. We gave Yesterday the
testimony Of the Winchester yitsinian and
the Clarke Journal on the subject. To-day
We add that Of the S;aunton yindicsior. as
siauneh Democratic journal a. any in the
State. IL sa,s: Political platforms are
the invention of political tradrsmen to cheat
and deluds the people. They are made pri.
marilv TO serGre the success IL some aspirani
for office. afIrr which they are kicked aside
as worthless and Of non.efeci. Platforms
are hambngs and apples Of iiscord. Parties
are better without them. for they generally
serve no other use than in be brought up in
Judgment against the part, that adopted
them to convict Il Of Inconsistency"
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MEssks. ELLIS AND POoL.-These gentle.
men we're a. Greenyilie On the 9Th inst, and
addressed the people Of PIT. Court was in
session. and they we're listened to by large
assemblage. A. usual. 9R learn that both
candidates were demolished, FUSED Up. "
aud yet u our ewes did not deceive US, Mr..
Fool Was here ON Wednesday last, positively
alive and well-to do ; and we have no doubt
1ov. Ellis reached Raleigh at least BY the
10Th, N good order and well conditioned
All these Partizan tactirians what will hey
not say OF do during canvass far sga.
Wdsh. DiSpGtch.
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require some little courage 10 do this in
these days, when pugil,sm is SO popular in
the great metropolis and its vicinity.
DEATH OF THE. OLDEST EDIroR.-The Hon.
phineas Allen, senior editor Of the PltslieII
(Mass.) Sun. which be founded in The year
1900, died on Wednesday. at The age of 81
years. He was the oldest editor IN tie Union
Kendall Of The n. o. Picayune has eigh.
teen hundred fine fat lambs. this spring iron
his flock OF sheep on his estate in Texas.
The sheep shearlng turns out we'll, the flee.
ces being heavier than usual.
PERsoNAL.--Gen. Santa Anna. Elk Presi.
dent Of Mexico. with his family and suite,
passed through Lynchburg on Monday, en-
route from New Orleans 10 New York.
A Mr.. Lyon declined fighting duel. and
was called dog Tor it. All. YOU may call
me dog. buta live dog is better than dead
Lyon"
Robert Price,ia colored man, died in Mem
phis. Tenn, few days ago. leaving prop
erty valued at $50, 900. earned BY his indus.
try.
REJOicISG.-The nomination OF Bell and
Everett was received at Nashville, Tenn.
by the ringing Of bells and the firing of can
non. At Wheeling, Va. on Monday. loo
guns were Tired in honor OF the same event.
Gen. Alexander Bolts of New York. broth.
er Of Hon. John Minor Butts, of Richmond,
died in Washington city on Tuesday evening
last. IN the 62i year Of his age.
The transfer clerk Of the Pacific mail
steamship Company is reported missing and
Is said to be deftulter for $4,000.
The venerable Thomas Murphy, formerly
Tor 4 years one of the propretors Of the
Baltimore /" American" from winch he re-
tired about seven years since. died at his res
idence in Baltimore Oh the morning Of the
18th instant, ~ the 8ist year of his age. He
was connected with the FIRST paper ever pub,
ilsh'd IN Baltimore, and was widely known
and highly respected.
SENTENCED TO THE PgSIrESTMRy.-0we
convicted in Halifax county, Va, of rubbe-
ry, has been sentenced 10 seven years in the
penltentary. A day or two before the trial
his wife visited him in prison and he escaped
in her attire. but cot lost in the woods and
was recaptured the next morning.
Heavy DAMAGES FOR SLAsDER.-At Gray
son Court H"use, Va. lat week, the jury in
the case of Mitchell Us. Waddle. SANDER
suit, rendered verdict for the plaintiff.
putting his damages at 80 600. The plain
tiff feed his counsel to the tune of 81 500.
An ERosAur KlLLED.-Augustus NJ. Con-
nor attempted 10 ascend in balloon on Fri.
day night from Castle Garden, n. Y. The
balloon alter reaching a considerable height
suddenly collapsed. and Common was precip-
itated upon the roof Il building. and so
much injured that he expired about eleven
O'Clock.
Louis Napoleon is said to be by race an
Italian, BY birth Dutchman. BY school ed
ucation German. by military education
SWISS. BY practical education an American.
BY political studies an EngIishman, and by
his crown frenchman.
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IT NO MERCHANT visiting Baltimore should
Hosiery. Gloves, &c, offered for sale by FRED.
fICKEY q SONS. $50 Baltimore street. II is one Of
the n,s extensive in ,hi. country. and the propreiOs
are determined not 10 be undersoid by any Northern
House.
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GRear MEroRic SHowEa. ~ mstoric show
sr. which sppcars 10 have extended over the
greater part Il Eastern Ohm. tel On Tues
day last. Ia New Concord loar stnnes, we 81.
ing q mn luriy o. sixty pounds each. fell near
the track II the Central Ohio railroad. bury.
ing themselves IN the ground 10 the depth
Il abuut iva fcct. Al Glays,ille stones II
The same qaaliis. but - greater qaanitte..
fell. Near MeCunnrllsyillc several hoys oh.
served huge stone descend 10 the earth,
which they sssrred locked like red ball.
leaving a line of SNAKE IN is wake. A gen.
tleman walking in his hrld. near New Con.
card. heard = terrific crash. like thunder.
which lasted hall q minute. anil then plainly
saw a large b,dy descending through the air
10 an ublique direction. with velocity spp,.
renily much grra,sr than il could have al.
tanned by its own momentum. Gsing 10 the
spot where u touched the ground. he found
. rock. weighing over eff, pounds. Undecided
~ the Earth depth Of fwu feet. The stanes
were inund ever hlty miles apart aud are al
alike, being iragmenmry, a. Il Just broken.
q bright gray enier inside. with dark me-
tsll'c surface. very compact and heavy. The
noise Of the explosion vas heard over laur
W i've counter, ~ some places being taken
for thunder. and IN others shaking the ground
like AZ earthquake, and al New concor,l
causing such a sialent conclusion that The
houses we're hea,il, Jared and many IL The
ioors burst npen. considerably frightening
the people The course u the meieoiie irsg
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Democratic Convention in Orange.

The Democracy cf Orange will hold IL Convention
10 Hl.horough. ~ TUESDAY or MAY COURF
- nominate Candidates 'or itr next Legislature. I.e
earh Captains District hold primary meeting and ap.
punt delegates represent i 10 the Convention IS
there il important business 10 he transacted.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
April -. b.
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Died. a.thc Orange Hod. IN d4is place. Of con.
scsive chill, on Monday morning. the sst inst, Miss
SARAH ANN QUAKENBUsH. daughter Of The
lite John Quakenbush, Of this county. in the 5th
year Of her age.
Died, at her residence, in this county on the 18th
inst. Mrs. ELIZA q. COPELAND, wife of Abner
Copeland, inthe 64th year Of her age.
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THE GREAT AMBASSADOR or HEALTH
4 BooNsTo TIE SICK.

The want Of sterling Hediensito meet tie is'sBd
necessities Of the suffering portion Vt humanity and
one entirely ifee from mineral and other DEB riOUs
particles severely is until tits all powe med.
eiGe usheIed into the world Hollow o. : ih,a,u.
able Pills have become the Household remedy Of eli
nations. Their attribute is to PREyESr a. we'll rs 10
crRE; they attack the radN or root Of the complaint
lni thus by removing the hidden cause Of disease re-.
n'sarJie aud restore the dropping energies the syf-
tenn assisting nature 10 her task OF vital and function.
ary Jf5Fmation.
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HoLoCIys FHa--ft seems a. If the phsrmacopeis
were eventually 70 be narrowed down 10 two specifics
H1liowsy's Pills and Ointment. We have conyersd
with individuals who have witnessed the effect Of The
Pills in cases Of epilepsy. ordinary eonsusions and
splsms bilious cnlic, ptlpiiation Of the heart. dy..
pep-s &C.. and Ihey all tell the same story 81 their
efficacy aud inflllibility. 81. ta,. Of the Ointment
The general opinion that il never fail. in
ulcarpus an eruptise c,ses. Il il an undispuiahle
fact that those best acquainted with the preparations
have the most implicit confidence in them.
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FARMERS! FARMERS.
y hreshing Machines.
May Is.

fN0R which We are nvI Agents, but MsnufIc;ure
u ourselves.
IMPROVED SPIRAL BARRED THRESHER
with -Four HORSEPOWER Lever, the most popular and
approved. $3.50
IMPROVED SPIRAL BAR THRESHER And
MINNowER. with Offender all hon. no; soii Wood,
most Northern Machines, and with Reyersir
Teeth. sold at what tie hest Northern Maciinrs viii
cost here. The teeth Of these Machines are feSers-
be that means 'he back Of the teeth car he turned
in front after the front is off; thus making them
last ~ long again.
All Boxes are male Of metal aud in q workmlu Tie
manner, not Of wood.
Hofs- Powers. spur.grarel, the te.i. ssl
FARMERS. CONE AND SEE THEM.
FRERCkS 4 RAEDER.
Salisbury. May 3. 4g-sn
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MAga .

MARRIED,
In the city Of Raleigh. on the 10th instant at the
Baptist Church. hy the Rev. T. e. skinner. Mt JOHN
ARMSTRONG. Of New York. 10 Miss MARY JANE.
eldest daughter Of the late Iohu II. De catieret.
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4 bold and adroit fubbery was committed
yesterday afternoon Al the National Hotel.
by some man as vet unknown. At about
. o'clock person genteelly dressed aceost.
ed Mr.. Renero. q guest Of the hniei. with
statement that unfortunately he had mis-
srd the kew 81 his room. which he suggested
was near Mr.. Rnmcrp's. and solicited the
loan d Mr.. r. lev Tor . lev moments 70
see il i would ft hi own lock. Mr.. n.
immediately complied viii The request. and
ihe rarty sent hls way. Nearl, an hnur
afterwards, finding ne pers"n did mt return.
Mr. X. went - ~ ronm himself. and snon
found that his dour had been opened, 1
trunk lmcrd. and ssOU IN American gnd
twenty dalsar pieces carried ~. No clue
10 the thieihas been discovered.
Ayf'vuai iatslhgtaerv. IsfA.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
ORANGE County.
Superior Court of Law. March Term,
A. ID. 1850.

A. u. 1860.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction u The Court. that
The business on The Civil Docket u this Court. and
on The Equity Docket, has become too great 10 ~
done a The regular term thereof;
Il il therefore ordered. thai special Term ~ thi'
CONT be held lCr me week. commencing On the ~.
ccnd Monday u June newt And ihat the Clerk q
this Couit publish this order Ia the lishctough Re.
cordef.
Parties anu witnesses will attend accordingly
JAMES GILL. CLERK.
March ~. ia
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ments was from northwest 10 southeast. 80
unusual q meteoric shaver will attract murh
attention and investigation among men Of sci
ence.
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DYspensia.

The great scoufge Of this cunbsH, Yields quickly to
Of these auiseIie Pills. and the digestive o..
gans restored 10 their proper tones no matter in
what bldeous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits H.
sell. this searching aud unsttinr rtmtdy dispsrses u
from tho patients system
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General Debility and Weakuegs.

From whatever cause, luwness Of spifi;s aud Ill 9TH
eF signs q diseased liver. aud other tsrtrat zstie
Ut The system, Vanish under Tie eradlrainc inaurpe
Of this all powerful ami epic and detergent r,t,y
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The METHODIST BI.HoPs ON LAY DELE.
eATes.-Bishop James. at the General Con-
ference Al pm the 4th instant, read
the Quadf 6dress Of the Bishops. in
which. on a. 5Bert Of lay delegates. they
think that there are great il not insupe, q BILE
objections TO aimitt ne lay delegates to the
Annual Conferences. They might be consti.
tuted coordinate assembly, with the Gen.
eral Conferences sitting at the same time.
but an entirely seperatt body, and passing
upon the same measures. There seemed
however, to be no urgent necessity for pro-
ylding for lay delegation. IL was doubt
fol "hsth an extension II the term Of minis
trrial service was desirable at present. though
an additional yeas nigh, work no evil. BY
extending i. the Bishops think. The lew
would obtain advantage at the expense Of
tie many.
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A DoUBLE CALASITy.-0 Wednesday eve
ming, May al. Mr.. Washington Copper. one
ot the Contractors for the mason work upon
the edfce now erecting for the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church, was run over
al l55th street by the train of the Hudson
River Railroad upon which he proposed to
return to his residence in the city. The in.
juries received were 50 severe as to produce
his death at o'clock Of the same evening
The engineer OF the train was neighbor Of
Mr.. Conper, and was SO affected by the sud-
den death Of his friend, aud his own connec-
tion there~ith, as to be made very i'll that night
lie however took his place upon the engine
the next day, but on arriving at the place Of
the accident his sickness returned with great
whence. and he was conveyed to his hnme.
where he grew constantly worse, and died
upon Friday at r. NJ, les than two days
after the death Of his friend MYO5s.
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ciHe Vas usheIed into the world Holloway iiNaiU.
able Pills have become the Household remedy Of ell
nations Their attribute Is to FREyESr we'll rs 10
erRE; they attack the raj1 or root Of the complaint
lni thus by removing the hidden Of disease re-.
nsgafJe and restore the dropping energies OF the sys
tenn assisting nature 10 her task Of vital and function.
iry Uiormaiton.
Dyspepsia.
The great scougs Of this continent Yields cuieky TO
Of these auiseIe Pills. and the digestive o..
restored 10 their proper tane; no matter in
what hdeous shape this hydra Of disease exhibits H.
SELF this searching aud unsttinr remedy dispsrses Il
from tho patients system.
General Debility and Weakness.
From whatever cause. lusness Of spirits aud bill 9th.
signs q diseased liver aud other disrrrat xatien
II the system, vanish under tie etadiratinr influence
Of this all powerful antiepiir ani dctrtggD, rtmtty.
Bilious Disorders.
The proper luan1m anil right condition If The bile
il u momensnus Importance IL tic health 81 the hu.
ntan frame. this anhsous mrJitius rXpts the hidden
seed u the complaint and renders a1I The auids and
.ectfions pure sud fluent, cleansing aud tesuscilans
the vital functions II the tojs,
Sticky Females
should tnse no time trying few doses Of This reg
ulitHg aud feHot4ne frnIry, whatever may Sc ihrit
complaint il csn BE- taken wh safety IN al periodical
aud 5ihrs tig5ssBttiiaus, is effect Is al but mitaeu
leu.
UEFelutta fr0of.
TIE testimnrs Of Nations i unauimousi y b,,n. 4.
ihr hsl'ihRsire virtues Of bis noble remedy ami COZ,
tfstes IA every living language heat wines. TO As.
lHdrnahtness Of their intrinsic worth
HoborBys Pills are Tie best rsmfdy k,,opa
IN Tie ieorId for The toaotring disfasts:
Asthms. niaffhus. BaseI Com.
Drnpsy. Coughs, Biaists
Debility, Colds, Fever aud Aeue,
Chest Diseases. Female Com. Casiivenr..,
Dyspepsia, plants Headaches,
indigestion. St5acau.l Gfstsl. insueBus,
Inflammation. Secondary symP. Inward weakness
Neneteal Alice. TOMS, Lsenrss 81 Spif.
lions, Liver Complaints. It's.
Piles. Worms Of IN kinds,
~ CAUTION - Meme re genuine uuess TIE
words Holloway, New Yoik and London" ar die.
rtmahie a. Waefnfsrk IL every Leaf Of u bOok Of
directions around taet lnt tat The SAINT may he
plainly b huiuE thr leaf 10 ihe itsht. hand.
s0ns TeWatd viii be gwen 10 sgf one rendering such
iattaialian as mas Lad IL tt detection UT any pat,
NJ parties eauniefhitaE The medicines. u vending ths
same, ka1xias ibem - ht spurious.
- SILL ii tle Manufactures u Prof, ssot Ilajte.
;ysy ~ NfieH lane New York. sud Nv MI rs.rsr,..
tlc Druggists ard Dealers In Medicipss thtruvhort
Nh Tinted states and the civilized world n f,,s. n
~ cents. gl cents. arJ Si each.
4 Thets IL considerable saving by taking The iars.
~ sIEes
\. B.-niteriions ~ ne guidance Of pa,isn,. Ia
every disorder ore si'ited tStasb bOr
Aag. 10. Vs-
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Unrefutea Proot

TIE tsstmHrs Of Nations Is unsnimouk ly borne IL
~ hsaihgHce sttees Of his noble remedy. and ssr.
Ufestes IA every living language hear Wiluts. 10 rs,
aadrnilhleness oitheif intrinsic worth.
kglonnu's PiHk ore lie h1st renre,l,, k,,n,r,,
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sickIY Females

Should lnse mol time trying iew doses Of this rs
llitHg aud fsH5sagiue rragdy, whatever may Sc the
complaint II csn BE- taken viii safety 10 al psriadic
aud 5ihrs tJgsanti1itaus, is effect Is al but ml,ae
leu.