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MASTERS SALF.-State Of Illi-
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p. ;s,A IT, 6 Z M Superior c'atj eaI.so
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atp nl aue ton X lh MORN tns Costt He se u
u u N: 90 + r. e.. a. - . z:
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norh Back toa Ia tas :eh ol sse-
an usdi'tded oae sl.l*ss,h Of soutaea.s Of 4e,oa
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posse@sa % By sas unGs,a see ~ ,, eo@@ahe.t'i ~
iaS@a ID CuAs, ulrGH U;n. '"ss:tsx
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TRUSTEES SALE ~Whereas

i Hnbs.. Psss and abb. Piss I'D. r. day of
1uue y. lt3 ex.tute and revsS 10 'hs TN ~
bkned - ruse&. oestsln d<Ai Of f. ST. cur. Ls
puaeu& pATpsuI x e-tal aota II s-r aors aid,
P1xs and paJAAts - ~.k.a r. Woo 60 IN ons ,sss
The d1 thAfA II, Win nttr4M It trn
csfauit nj bssa II r4ks. hts atit% CT
ax Ia ths pay men. Of s&l and t. 70
IN eooMfs11un o he power hotitv vs
upun bJ u Of aalt de<d trust
aad as public WI u :, tss kasa "a sdd:f
oelo Il ths n Ccurt Hon.s doar in III tv q
chic ee the SoutsasI quarter II t- eaest Il
s.eou txfn y+h:eA .h!p 'h!!tv exht y b. "a r.
sh;tsen Ear. II IT, Ing IN the eo1< Ut
5 &ub<u md sAte la-ArA 10 a1aks tAe nnne}a
Interest the noS- Aforesaid and sstursd ~
a.1d desd of 'fust ~hh sed eosd IN ths ctuosy
and STATE ~ I'D, In >oS No II Nur k,k4.-pase Al
coH>hLius v. " Mic 1ELL- T:u -.
irhcaku luaa ith l1a1. f.l4.k 4IK
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CEWIEG MACHINES.
~ sS5. 1876. aI3............s4o. 40. 40.
T. NNRHE}f, f.f1&E Ats Tnnry,vsA
100000 HAM SACKS

HAWKING d CHAPMAN, Agents,
Fos CEASE FAT, Boeaa.
Letter. 2, Z, F. sud 4, holding Hsa, rexh,nr INN
eight to twtntT pounds. ~ ~A% ANS1"
Cloth Of yellow and osanka Tnt1, neatly ratnted to
~ HAWKINS Il UHAPXAH.
apl'0]y 10. ~ Bo1th Wai4k NEeE$,
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REAT WESTERN RAILWAY
" COMPASY3
ExpRESS FREIGHT LINE,

For Through Freight 0uiy.
Via Ne~ Central Graz ese1n End e3anectnK ruadst
Chicago and N the West.
The Road forn-e this old md reliable route from the
Eeabsard and the Y est. have crTknt1eaA
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
Giving pef & aat gTesy Increased Dispatch
10 FrrIfht-shs ra1ns forming lee Line East sad Wei
vth the aY making sure eoon.e ons II the
fe.Elpps Of e1cb Road Ii Thx u-h fANenKsF Tr1lna.
Rsies - low !. b. aav cihe. line. Rectamatlors
p-mpuv and Faisly AdiuNsd- Marx Paesa@es, "fax
Expn n Lint, VIA q. y. L..
Il Ntv Yosi deliver % ID. 4 Ead-oa R'v.r Railroad
pe<enftr Depot. Warren 1reet Of ~ stfeti pspot
Depot. md roa1k ~ above.
Through Hlof tadne given. and heeauas1ona PAID. u
T,P. BEACH Afent 93 Broadway, Rev York.
!. OTIS NbALLA Akent- II 6sate attfet. Bosson
4. .WALLINGFORD, western Agent.
nnb3l
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IL Exr.es' comrsny la.e TIL. d.y removed their
C.tk streets hnyak Lake CaYk sserf m Tsncn hs
entrance Like szees ~ b eontaesed Ut ent1see tc
On Cnsk h,1ect VII te regarded entrance ior fis,
However aud money b del!ve,ed U.a1t FsTet3 az
husns4t for The rAt tx ysas could not b. nduo to r.
irve lt1t X naturo 70 reuc Having been b-
,ussIned II our old stAnd AT t.s p;tc ~ x"n
A. ot sfiend 10 continue th.ir Mber4ly ID rtan ~s
viii proa. heletoIos tsh'p! appllesten ths!z in.
until fsfthet notice, run 80 A. n. tn7rM;
tun}4,ct&S +, sEpt 50 II. -. COLTt n, AEtp!,
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~ 0SEHTII, CEMETERY,-Th

b Managers ofthe Rosehin Cencta'y wcrit announces
th1 and after ths da.e he pp:e " see
i1s LIZ View t1uk LOAD ths Green TT hoaa q u.
North and Wcll1 st1eet through Bownznslie or BY
the Ct4xo And Mil#auk<e Railroad to Chendca aiaon.
=, - eH1.G--k s+,-of te7-lv-ddae
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CTATE OF ILLINOIS County

Of Cool, H. suPeaor Court IT Chie.so, julY Tern,
AnxeirnAn md hitasa Z. yail-AttA mear
Public not cels ereby &seo 10 ,h+s ID j. L. XcVseSH
ent tssued cut Of ae- The Geek Of The pss!oF
court ot calc'e eaf<d she IT. q. Of N.Y. A. - =
Of he ~ J.lMeviek,E Met II takstn .na eiran
Bu,I fr thu eu Of tour htpdrsd u &91
co..a d.eetea u The sh RI took c.unsy. v-.eh aa
w.ik has ostn tnsnrd a1etu1e1
Now, u s.efut1. uoess q, hA sill ]. L. AcF!ef1t
vi hse vuselran H.r T.. Bull, III pr only ba
aad appear before the &ad superior c.%t Of 90 e
Couu uou E IL II. Cky Of hcaso. on lhe aE7t MnaaX
Of Juty i. hh1 give spseia u. and plead 70 sA& ID
b fsvor Of tos paiaH aeh o. the p Fss IT
faehed - msy b suaenk 10 satsfy ha eA xnznk An0
eos1A vi ha sol1 10 Htaf1 taa aI11r.
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TT X N 4 = p, n.
-or.rrp9~ nF Nrw yNEE

III. FORMERLY or NEW YORK.
f.n :,e cousued .hcr p<nora13 oE by leeE rekasd
~ = 49, a. etem He c1!ta ChEoae CAses Of DkeAses.
h.re on aeu,sos a BY 1as sds 5,s
U..t.et of Nonen All Forms OF s+cro!pla Dy72Fpasa
ous SKIN D;sa.e san A.
raraveta E,rIp.y AashnH, Salt Rteum. henlttant and
1ntttuitten, Frvc1s, the DAeA-es Of Ch9drrn Ae.
Ht 31 utd exteu I've p1Acuee aaa rouAeaau s3etes
u Tt i3e1.Eaent Of
EA.1'CER6,
which he eure4 without the knife.
eu4nhe1 It Doctor dres pfoAA 10 E1f4 ~ t12&A
m Dh-Asea While AL. Dseast& arr oukAkzk Htsftn IN
ekA>on III afAoN aFH us. fcur NAY be tnfAbtt tn4
week Tot ne1io-day not tcnaofToW hcocE, the oxhEH
ct delay.
Consu1anen trte. Once hou,1 from t1u. to pm.
FREE 178 ~. CLARK STREET,
audkHo-1y Cor ClA,k and Moufoa %3e. Ckie<Ea. m.
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FR.9.FCI8 Il. H0FF.M+&JtIN;,
o Brunswick and Saxeosha md the nee city of Ftxaf
fort and By tpec At of sisteh agth0zsd e 81
HANOVER hESHIA, NASSAU, PRUSSIA -SAXOhY,
WiKTEA BERG. OLbEEBEEG. tc jx91AAHly
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12
NORTH CAROIINIAN.
FAYETTEVILLE, n. G..
THE AID yALOREM SYSTEM.


We of our Opposition exchanges quotes
Georgia a comparison in this question of ad yalo-
lem taxation. By this they try to tickle the fancy
of the poor man by saying that our Legislature
in the event of the adoption of ad valorem,
may, and no doubt will exempt furniture and other
property" Now, this is to act the demagogue
again, but will watch them and tell the people
how they count upon their ignorance. The Con
sttuton of orga does not refer in one line to the
question of taxation, consequently the whole ques
ton is left open to the Legslature-they may ex-
empt tax but opponents call for a change
in the Constitution that will permit the legislature
to tax all property according to value, with the
power of only Discriminating il favor OF the native
products of the State exemption! in their whole
latform.
3 The Tee 5,szsfe of Georgia. from ,Ae fact that
their Constitution does not touch the question of
taxation may exempt or Discriminate but ours dare
not exempt and can only discriminate II favor of
certain things, and of course their bill, brught
before the legislature for call of convention must
conform to the platform upon which their members
were elected therefore the passage of this BILL
it to pass, could not exempt the bed upon which
you sleep!
Take again, the State of Texas, they give the
privilege to the legislature of erenpting-not dis
eliminating in favor of any species of property. But
ourState legislature will have poertato exempt one
sixpence worth of property from the unbendng sys-
tenn of ad valorem taxation. Again. by this Oppo-
sition platform, which oppose. the passage
of home stead law to protect certain amount OF
property from levy and sale is absolutely imposs>
ble because all property is to be tared according to
| its rulae and whenever you levy tax upon prop
erty, that property is subject to levy and sale for
! the taxes so levied
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12
GOOD NEWS.

A gentleman from Surry county, whose business
is entirely of travel, remarked last week that
Gov. Ellis would largely increase his vote In Surry
and Ashe, stating that his victory would be more
decided than that in the last campaign Another
writing to US from Haywood, upon business, says !:
''Pool VIII Go very little up here; we have anti
al valorem wings and ad yalorem democrats, the
former will vote with us, the latter do not believe
in this Convention system to attain an object, which
according to Nj Pool ought to be Incorporated in
our constitution at the earliest possible day. they
know that this plan will not ncorporporate it for
years if at all, therefore they will vote with u.s. .
Yet another from Cranes Creek, Moore county,
saws: The wings are hocking to us. Our men stand
firm
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12

injury by the gale, but we fear much damage w.e
done to the shipping the coast Wasf;n0ton
Dispatch.
REPUBLICANS AT THE SourH.-A republican cph
has been organized in jackson county. Kentucky.
three delegates and as many alte1nstes wara
ed to represent that State at the Chicago CSnven.
ton. The Devil is in the South, also,
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12

Hon L. OBJ BRANcH.-This gentleman,
member of Congress from the fourth District, has
been on visit to his family connections and farm
in this County for several days During the season
for the meeting Of the political conventions, but
members will embrace the opportunity to visit their
families. We are glad to see Mr.. Branch in such
good health. Mr.. 3. is farmer as we'll as politl-
clan. He looks we'll to the main chance knowing
that politics won't pay Wash'ngto" D'sp"tcA.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12

COMMUNICATIONS FROM JOSEPH SMITH.
The Louis Republican publishes the following
communication from Joseph Smith, son Of the Nor
mon prophet
In taking the head of Mormon Church, am run
ming counter to the opinions ofmy people; but beev
ing that there is destiny which shapes ends,
[ am contented to let those who astonished and
opposed 20 such measure, stand the test of time,
and an opportunity for reflection satisfied that an
investigation will result in my favor. TO those
familiar with the books upon which faith is found
ed the bible being the ground work have no apo
logies offer, and to those not familiar with them,
and to those who do not believe them none is due.
know that many stories now being circulated
in reference to what will be the result of the step |
have taken. know that many believe will emf
CRATE to Salt Lake. 10 those who know me, it is
needless for me to say that am not going to do any
such thing while the doctrine of polygamy and dis
obedience to the laws countenanced there; to
those who do not know me personally, and to whom
my principles unknown, | must say, with hold
your censure until such time | shall, by some
fragrant of dsobediepce the law of the land
striking breach of morality deserve the just
indignation of society; when do either the
other am ready for the opening of the vial of wrh
of outraged society," and shall cheeruly receive the
| condemnation | sh Il, merit
| Numbers Of the readers of the Democratic Press
know me personally and have been warm friends to
me: they know my sentiments in regard to those
obnoxious features in Utah Mormonsm and trust
in their knowledge of me pledge to them of
what my future actions shall be- Religious toler-
alton is of the principles of our government and
so long as any denomination shall keep within the
pale Of the law, long is it entitled to the consider
/ alton and protection Of government but when these
bounds are exceeded, the cl i'm is forfeited and
ety ought to ignore it, and the law proclaim against
it. A man is knowniby his acts: have been Judged
heretofore by mine, and am willing still to be sc
Judged, asking all to do 50 fairly and impartialy
laying the preudices aside, relying not upon rumol
for their knowledge, but themselves
leave the result in the hands Of Him who doeth al
things we'll" hoping man will judge me without
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12
A NJ a GVZE}D

presents
Liver complaint. Dyspepsia Scrof
certain deficiencies
goburs Of Blood Supply these deficiencies
We'll he Is founded this Theory
itS astO1ll-I d
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12
JOE BALDWIN TO

JOE BALDWIN TO =
of the Flush Time
chief justice of Cali
would occasionally
for fun, even in rep
fore us, over which
and which has not l.
moved to California
now dead, and well
ty, forwarded an old
ton, due by a citizee
dering on Alabama
ter in relation to
handed to us for p@
dugeon. Mr.. BaiwA
collect the account
the creditor was alive
him, and the execu
dorsement, " no pl
creditor was dead an
thirdly and as a
qche5'e he believed tAe5
Montgd
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12

HERRING-HERRIN
OR BBLS. No CUT HERRING. for sale by
lOU March 20th-Awd-4tw F. MOORE.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12

SEVERE GALE.-W
years more rain TALL !
than we had on Sat(
Sunday the rain pOu1
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12
Hon. DAHL S. DICKINSON, U. S. Senate

LYNCHLAW New YoRK.-The Black Republic
an Journals always very ready to spread before
people of North glaring accounts of every little
incident which occurs in the Southern States when
the people take the law into their hands for the
purpose of inficting summary punls hment upon ne
gro stealers and those who go about preaching sedl
ton and melting the slaves to commit deeds of
cantng and pharisaical moralists in this section of
the country they either shut their eyes to the facts
or plead in eXtenuaton, that the end justifes the
means An affair occurred in the town of POrtla L.
Chautauqua County. New York the night of
the Goth instant, which, in brutality and in violation
of all the dccencies OF society, outstrips anything
which has yet, think, been prepetrated during
the present century in any Christian community in
the whole civize world. 1t appears, ordng to
the account of the affair published in the West
field New orsl Rtpu6ttc'tH CT the 25d instant that
Friday night of last week, party of fifteen men
and five women, who, no doubt, are the leading
moraists Of the village where they reside, proceeded
to the house Of Mr. Elisha Whippe, in the town of
Portland broke open his door, dragged of his
daug ghters a young woman, from her bed stripped
her. and deliberately covered her person with coat
fully convinced without doubt that they had per-
formed Cody act. AS far as the paper quoted was
able to le the foG the prepetra ton OF this
atrocious outrage, it was that ''Mr. Whipple some
time since lost his wife, and was left with family
of small children, and this young woman, who had
been living away came home to help take Of the
family and recently suspicious has been excited that
| the house disorderly, and this refined method
was adopted by the young people of the neghbor-
sequently arrested and taken before justice, where
they all gave bail for their appearance before the
next criminal court of Chautouqua Country.
| T0rE HeruLI
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12
DANIEL s. DICKINSON.

The following tribute to Hon Daniel S. Dickinson
is published in the Charleston papers:
Through the kindness of esteemed friend and
fellow Citizen permitted to publish the fol-
lowing letter from Daniel Webster to Daniel S
Dickinson. The date and contents will show that
the letter elected by most interesting occa-
sion, and its tenor and purposes honorable alike
to the head and heart of the writer and the charac
ter and worth of the recipient. 1t was noble and
ma agnanmous act and tribute of reconciliation after
a slight and transient Disagreement which occurred
during the memorable and excited debate of 1850.
We do not assert that the letter has not been pre-
vousy published but the original and we
confident it will be new and interesting to many
readers
- WASHINGTON, September 81, 1860.
Ny Dear Sir: Our conpanionship in the Senate
is dissolved. After this long and most important
session, YOU about to return to your home, and
shall try to find leisure to visit mine. hope we
may meet each other again, two months, hence for
tie discharge of duties, in our respective sta
tiofs in the Government But life is uncertain, and
are not felt willing to take leave of you without
pfsss. IN 5nnr hands note, containing few words
which wish to say to you.
In the earlier part of our acquaintance my dear
sir occurrences took place which remember with
constantly increasing regret and pain because the
more / have known of you, the greater have been
my esteem for your character and my respect for
your talents. But it is your noble, able manly and
patriotic conduct in support of the great measures
of this session. which has entirely won my heart and
secured my highest regard. l hope you may live
long, to serve your country but do not think you
eyer likely to see a crisis in which you may be
able to do much either for your own distinction
or for the public good You have stood where
others hare fallen; you have advanced with firm
and manly step where others have wavered taltered
and fallen back and for one l desire to thank you,
and to commend your conduct out of the fulness of
an honest heart.
This Letter needs reply. 1t is, am ware, of
very little value but have thought you might be
willing to receive it. and perhaps to leave it where
it would be seen by those who shall come after
you.
| I pray you when you reach your own Threshold
to remember me most kindly to your wife and daug-
htcr and 1 remain, my dear sir, with the truest
! eS tecm.
Your friend and obt serv't.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12

- g
TREATS AL DISEASES.
eSPECIAL attention given to all chronic diseases
- Coughs. Group Consumption, Influenza, Asthma,
Bronchitis all diseases OF ta.. NosE MOUTH, THROAT,
and IrHGs aII SKIN DISEASES OF every description
successfully treated ;--LUMBAGo LUMBAR ABsCEssEs,
ScRoFULA, RHEUMATIsM. GOVT, NEURALGIA, PARALYSIS,
EPILEPSY, or CoNvUIsIoNs, DYsPEPsIA DYsENTERY, DI-
ARRHG1A The very worst cases of PILES cured III
short time also diseases of the Stomach, Liver and
and children which are treated with distinguish sue
cess All particulars will be given by letter Dr.
Baakee can produce one thousand cert'''c ais
perfect success in curing.
Cancers, ts,ss Sores, CT ZIP
Diseases, FistuIa of every Upton,
ScaEd Heads, NVens, to'ypus
OF slsf Nose
Or i. ~ 3ag5 Trn3'Ns 9Nse ,Y>-5' YN5 sw1LlINGs
Of every description, and without the use OF the
knife, or any surgical instrument. These ast-named
diseases cannot be cured by correspondence therefore
all such patients must place themselves under he Doc
tors personal supervision. .
Doctor Baakee has made new discovery off, luid
that vii! produce absorption of the Cataract, and
restore vision to the EYE without restore
0 the knile All diseases of the
EYES AND EARS
Are successfully treated without the Of the knife
needle. Dr.. Baakee has constantly on had at his
Office very extensive assortment of beautiful
ARTIFICIAL EYES
AND
TI-HP4NUNS or E4R-DR UMS,
which are suitable for either and all ages-insert
ed in five minutes EarTrumpets fevery description
also every variety of artificial article known in the
word-a large assortment Of beautiful and durable
AR IEICIAI4 HANDS,
with the Arm and Elbow attachment ARTIFICIAL
FEET, with the Ankle, Leg, and kneeJont attach
ment
These articles perfectly natural and adapted for
and be sent by express to any part of
the world. All kinds of Trusses for Hernia or Rup
ure ofevery description. for either SEX and Trusses
particularly adapted for females in week condition
also for those with -roapsus Uteri
Doctor -Baakee is of the most celebrated and
skillful physicians and surgeons living. His
fame is lnowu personally in every principal city o
the W rid.
All letters directed to Dr. Baalee must contain ten
| cents pay postage and incidental expensas. All
chronic diseases be treated by correspondence, ev
cept those mentioned which will require has personal
| suprrVers!uu.
! ~ Gfi e Hours from 4. IL. to p. NJ.
/ DOCTOR BAAkEE.
Office 7ti Broadway, few Doors above Fourth-stree
/ New York CITY.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12

THE CAND1pATEs.-HsE Excellency Governor Ellis
remained in town yesterday mingng with our cit
zens and exchanging congratulations with ms poht'
ical friends. He leaves this morning tor knston
where they are to speak to-day. Mr. Pool went up
Yesterday morning-Progress.
The North-Carolinian., 1860-05-12
Five Preparations

to Diseases.
Coughs Colds. Bronchitis any affection whatever
of nducng No
No. Depression of Spirits. Loss of Appe
Chronic Complaints arising Over
General Debility and Nervous Prostratio No 2
Complaint S.No. 8 for Dyspepsia Being al
ready prcuared carried
mme what gain
he 2e< a
special directions this For salt
E.ruptiOns. ScrofulOus Kidney and Rlad-
der plants. No In The directions
bottle.
Sold by CHURCH s DUPONT
\o. So New York.
all respectable Druggists tlrc the coutry
BY J. Smith, Fayetteville \. c
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-01

Thousands daily speaking in the praise Of
Or. E4ToNiS INFANTTEE cDRDI.iL.
and why because fails to afford instantaneous relief
when given in time acts by magic and alone
will convince you that what say is contains
NO PAREGoRIG OR orIATE
Of kind and therefore relieves removing suefngs Of
your child instead Of by deadenng Its sensbies For this
commends itself the only reliable preparation now
known for Children FEELING Biarea Dyseniery Gripping
in The Bowels Aedy of the Stomach Wind in the Head
and Group also for Ssftenipg the Gums Reducing inflammation
Regulating the Bowels, and Relieving Pain it has equal
being anspanodc il used with nnfalg success in all
cases of Conyon other Fits As you value the life
health of your children and wish to them from sad
bghing consequences which result from the use
of narcotics of which all other remedies for Infantie Com
plants composed take but DR. Eaons Infantle Cor
dial this yon rely upon II iperfeay harmless can
not nure the most delicate infant Price % cents Full drec
lions accompany each bottle. Prepared only by
CHURCH DUPONT,
No 400 Broadway New York
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-05-01
MIC CORDIAL,

II L Ii
The great standard medicines the present have
their great popularity only through years of trial. Unbounded
satisfaction is rendered w them in all cases the people have
pronounced them worthy.
LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUND!CE. DEBIIr
ITY OF THE NNRToUs SYSTEM, DISEASES OF THE
KIDNEYS all diseases arising from disordered liver or
weakness Of the stomach digestive organs are speedily and
permanently cured by the GERMAN BITTERs.
The BALSAMIo CORDIAL has acquired a reputation sur.
passing that of any similar preparation extant 1t will cure
without fail the most and long standing COUGH COLD
OR HoARsENEss. BRONCHITIS, INFLUENZA, GROUP,
PNEUMONIA. INoIPIENT CONSUMPTION, and has per.
formed the most astonishing cures ever known of
CONFIRMED CONSUMPTION
few will also cheek and cure the most
DIARRHEA proceeding from Cold in the Bowels
These medicines prepared by Dr. C. NJ JACKSON Co..
No Hs Arch street, Philadelphia Pa and sold by drug
g and dealers medicines everywhere rs cents pei bot.
te The signature Of G. NJ jackson will be on the outside
wrapper Of each bottle.
In the Almanac published annually BY the proprieors called
EyERYBoDYs ALMANAC you will find testimony and com.
mandatory notices from all parts of the country These Alma
given away by all agents.
j. WRIGHT 4 co. Agents.
q and Isl Chartres street.