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exTATEseOF aNORTn.GARO Hat
SHAMEOUNTY-Court. of PlesS and Quarter Ses-
sioIs November Term ls60-Jesse Rollins Nancy Bar
num- Napoleon Howard and wife Ssbe, Sarah, Anna !.
and Mary and William Barnun miners, and their GUAR
dian BurweH Rollins Petition for Mill 81 -. =
appearng to the satisfaction of the Court that Napo
leon Howard of the defendans in this case non
resident Of This State OF absconds or concla himself
that the ordinary process of law cannot be served upon
him It is therefore ordered by the Court that publications
be made for six weeks successfully in the North
the said defeudsnt TO be and sppear the Term Of
this Court to be held Er the county Of Chatham at the
Court House 10 Pittsboro the second Mondav Of No.
Judgment pro conf ss4 will be taken ns to him.
Witness R. c. Cotton, Clerk Of said Court at Office in
Pittsboru the I'd Monday in August, A. D. ls60
~ 81 Fi 4. G.. COTTON, c. G. G.;
October 2, 1860. (Pr: ADV. . s2H) 4o-wst
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WANTED,

WANTED,
A SITUATION AS TEACHER BY A YOUNG LADY
"A who has had experience in teaching, and who
well qualified to teach the various branches Of English,
French and Grecan Painting References given and re-
quired. Address,
~ - TEACHER.
Carriers Bridge p. o.,
Abemarle, Va
October Is, 1860. +--s- -... 42-w4t
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FAYkrTEvIILE.-TheO 6ssrper says the population
of Fayetteville according to the late census Is
against GAG in 1850 being an increase Of 4sl. '
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NOTICE TO ADDISON sPIKEsl -.
IF ADDISON SPIKES. FORMERLY OF WAKE COUy.
j TY, will notify me where be may be found, be will
hear something to his advantage . . - -
KEMP P. BATTLE Atty.
Raleigh, n C., Oct 5, 1850. 4l-w6t.$
y The Weekly Raleigh Register and Fayetteville Or
server copy six weeks and forward bills. .s,-4 :,
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The Review then proceeds to estimate the quantity
of loose Tobacco sold in Richmond, Petersburg
Lynchburg, GAINESVILLE and Farmvle in lS5S-59
and ls59-'6O, which is reduced to hogsheads of the
average weight of 400 lbs, according to the ratio
of 746 lbs. to each parcel of Loose with the follow
ino recnlt.
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THE CRUTCHFIET,n uo
AZ chataaeoga, Tenn oUS
FOR s. A.

IN CONSEQUENCE or THE Dr,rr
lTHER-fN.LAW, and partner. the Ia,a ,OF Ny D.,
KIN, Of Georg1 hi the real and pers"ue, 'N0 IS
us jointly in The State Of Tennessee w; estate ossy
highest bidder, On will be sod ~
"Wednesday, 2sth day Of Novem,.
The property consists Of the well known 1860
CRUTCHFIELD Hone
.sr AT CHATTANOOGA, TENN 0oE'|
. With all its rights and privileges, ine1,s
FURNITURE. b.
And the three Cots upon which the p,,,,
6Z and "a, ChesnHt street. ''e' Stands n |
Also the three Lois opposite said Bot., "
60. Chestnut street, giving front of NJ. NO. 50 u
Chesnut street and running back 2ss feet :" %. 90
Also, Lots Nos. and b on Carter strs. " Other sn
100 feet on said street. running back Same , each &
to other streets. ''e width sa,5
Also, Lots Nus. 5rand 7. on Market s,,..,
feet ON Market street. and running back &c., onu,
feet to Railroad street. '"'A same widlS Y
The Hotel property is too well known IT,
Union to require m elaborate description Trough" IT, 0astu 4
paying property in the Southern States s;,, Is Tie
mediateiy at the large joint Passenger DEBUT 't
roads now running and Terminating herp n,
and Chattanooga Memphis and Charleston, E sne S
plete and the Wills Valley Norih Eas, sss a,s
Alabama Railroad will be completed and .arn H'uthE
in year two more. great portion Of ~, u,nnalsi
ing now complete, and portion Of the ;ran e t
purchased over twenty miles Of it will be laa
this winter. and other contemplated Roads. ana
the Road connecting Chattanooga with Cinrnarnnns y
Ioog" d Kentucky CENTRALLY The House has bsaI Go
steady heavy and iucrensing business, uitbou, sh
since October 1880 and its prospects for eoD "Gpa
| crease are very great. 'oH'nadl
Lots Nos. 80. Il and GO, Chesnut street md T.
near the Depot. ~ - '"S @'uas
| Lots Nos. and I, Market street, nre fine h,.;.
being situated equdstan between the busina
town and river, and have now erected upun ,bs. 0.
and commotous brick Store Rooms admrabs ~! ,No
heavy Produce and Grocery Trade. a0appsis
There will also be sold ut same time the ;oir.
\ --.. -55Hsr. NJ ~ ~ n 0r~
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AsLL PERSONS HAVING IN Ih Iibrsr .rTT
an..,sd to return them. AZ il now becomes is d
j 9sssssy next. "a a'sE ~ Ssn"xisri"
] 0ct 12. 1850.
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! a. Register copy.
TRUSTEES NOTICE

As TRUSTEE OF AIDED OF TRUST EA1 "oI,s
10 me by K. r. WEATHERS. for certain .pp t,
therein named, 4 am now in possession Oh ns
scoounts: and al persona indebted to him are F
iled to psy me OF Ia. CantwelL Esq, nv At'orn'''
induireuce cannot be given. ;, ,rxrnN Trustss
B. F. BhSios s;s-J''I
: Raleigh, Oct. Is, 1860.
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$1,5OO,Ol2 80

STATEMENT
Of the Capital Stock Of Ra.leigh and CASTOR Rail
road Co. Capital Stock:
By Individuals and Corporations s 100000 90
By State of North Carolina, value of
old road, 400, 900 90
By Sea Board and Roanoke R. R. Co.,
and State of N. c., Cost value of
Weldon connection, $4,000 90
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PLANO FORTE FOR SALE,

PIANO FORTE FOR SALE.
IA COND HAND-pronounced by good judges an una
suully sweet toned instrument will be sold bargain il
applied for 1t is from of the best Northern
Manufactures 81 = r- p y -
E. A. WHITAKER.
October g. 1850. 49, 7s-2t
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N EG ROES.

among whom are Cooks. House Servants IroOe,, y,
ers. &c. &c all If whom are very valuable "e'A W.
TERMS OF SALE Excerpt as to the Negroes whi,,
sold for CASH. one-third Cach The balance 'S h
annual paymerts With per cent added fin n" m 20
giving notes with approved security. pus''s
October IL, 1860. iLLD
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The following table shows the manner and order
of time in which the Bible was translated into Eng.

The following table shows the manner and order
of time in which the Bible was translated into Eng
lsh:
Date. Transitions.
A. d. FOG, Adhelm, Saxon Psalms.
e 721, Egbert's four Gospels. Il
734, Bede's ST. Johns Gospels
$50, Alfreds Version of the Psalms
1910, ROLES Tor Hampole's) Psalms.
1880, Wicllf's Bible.
1885, Tyndale's New Testament.
49,, G. Joye, Isaiah.
1924, - jeremiah, Psalms, Songs of
Moses. :.
I" 1885, Coverdale's Bible.
!" 1886, Cranmers Great Bible.
:" -, Traverners Bible. ga. ...-
:" 1887, Mathews Il. e., j. RogersD Bible
I" 1860, Geneva Bible.
/" 1860, Bishops Bible. .-.s.. ..s
i" 1882, Rheims New Testament, (Roman Cath
ole translation) -:
1900, Douay Bible, (Roman Cathlic Trans-
latIon.) ~.
+" 1911, King James's Version.
In speaking of the different TRANSACTIONS of the
Bible such expressions are frequently used as would
lead those unacquainted with the facts to suppose
that they formed many independent works;
but there is in fact only version of the Protes-
tant English Bible in print, altered and improved
by different hands, and which has received the SUBJ
sequent amendments of many learned men; vet
from the first to the last there has been but one sub
stantive translation. Let any one compare the ear
est and the latest and he will find diversity in
deed Of words, but such similarity of expression
| as cannot be accidental.
Fus AT HoNE.-Dont be afraid Of little fun at
home, good people! Don't shut up your houses
lest the sun should fade your carpets, and your
hearts, lest hearty laugh should shake down some
ofthe musty cobwebs there! If you want to ruin
your SONS, let them think that all mirth and social
enjoyment must he left on the threshold without,
when they come home at night When once home
is regarded emily as place to eat, drink and sleep
in, the work is begun that ends in gambling houses
and reckless degradation.
Young people must have fun and relaxation some.
where; if they do not find it at their hearhstone,
it will be sought other and perhaps less profit
able places. Therefore, let the FIRE burn brightly
at hight. and make the home-nest delightful with oil
those little arts parents perfectly understand
Don't repress the buoysnt spirits Of your children
half an hour Of merriment round the lamp and fire.
4 light OF home hlots out the remembrance Of many
4 care and annoyance during the day. and the besl
safeguard they can take with them into the world Is
the unseen influence Of bright little domestic sane
tum.-Setected. ,.4fEE%s,s9 4,gsE y 81 II
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PREAcuING.-There are some things that preach
besides men. Sometimes it is a book, sometimes
child, sometimes an unwritten life, and sometimes
there is sermon in stone. There is no lack of
preachers. If there is dearth in anything it is
practice; if there any famine in the land It is
moral one
quoits on the Sabbath he breaches louder and more
eloquenty than his father in the pulpit. When
wne-dealers boys grow up spendthrfts ard go reel
ing through the streets, it is an exposition OF the
text with which he started: Am | my brothers
keepery more forcble than any divine could give
by score of arguments. When fashionable
mother teaches her daughters to despise labor, and
ignore mental attanments, and lives to see them Ia
king in washing and sewing there is an inference to
be drawn from such education more potent than any
pulpit could portray. When young man makes
beautiful prayers in the social meeting and refuses
to comfort the widow and the fatherless and locks
his closet door, except the first day Of the week.
bis six days preaching not only eclpses the seventh
but gives rise to the question whether Pharisees are
obsolete. When government officer betrays his
trust and absconds with hundred thousand ool-
lars wanting on the records, with which he gave
grand dinners and lived like Nabob, and finds in
stead Of State prison, false sickly sympathy
among brother politicians, there is comment upon
fast living and false morality more powerful than
any exposition upon the life of Dives, from theoo
gian's pew.
Of many it would be wisdom to say, as the lady
did, when asked of student, whose life was bur-
lesque upon his preaching whether he was preach
ing; no, he is practieing. Otire Branch.
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OUR SECOND OPENING OF HATsl
Tust In time for the Fair. ~ .l5.4.z-:. i 3
- BEEBES EXTRA MOLESKIN AUTUMN STYLES
FINE FRENCH SOFT HATS,
NEW STYLE CAPS,
GENTS FINE sHAwLS, ~
LADIES FURs, DO.
MCGEE 4 WILLIAMS.
Oct. ls, 1860. ss-te
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SOLICITORS, BLANKS.

ae SOLICITORS, BLANKS.
WyHE FOLLOWING BLANK FORMS OF INDICT-
mens, just printed and for sale at the Standard Office,
to wit:
Retailing without License, &,
Assault and Battery, ~
ARRAY, 30 60
Selling Liquor to Slave.
Trading with Slaves.
Cohabiting with Slave, JIG 3,
FoJnication and Adultery, . SD ...-,s4
Carrying Firearms, &C. -
Price 81 per quire ~ All blanks not hand printed
70 order. .- S2-
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and power, shall be developed and made accessible
not only for our own use and presperity-but to
,,,e markets of the Union and Of the world.
D. M BARRINGER, CHM.
Raleigh, Oct 4, 1850.
DR.. Hawkins, from the same committee, submit
ted the following statement: .a
: STATEMENT
OF the Oost of Re-constructing and E1uipptng the
Raleiyh and G,.ston Railroad:
*lron, Tics Chairs, Spikes, Labor, Ma 1900
chlnery, &c, oiz,zoz "
o'u ua aoau' - ~ - 100000 90
Weldon connection received jointly
from State N. G., and Sea Board and
Roanoke Railroad Co., cost valua-
ton, lIo,ooo w
Interes, on Funded debt to JAM, 1860, 81, 900 90
Connection with N. Z. Railroad at
Raleigh, 23,5Sl "
Masonry and other work on Weldon
connection So, 4s6 95
Bridge over the Roanoke at CASTOR, 3l,SlS w
New Machinery, 6o,SlO ~
New Shops and Enginc.house at Raj
eigh, S2,o96 30
$l,42O,Ol2 90
Estimated amt to complete
New Shops, S42, 900 90
New warehouses at Hen
derson, Kittrell'S, and
Franklnton, Sheds and
warehouses at Raleigh
and Weldon, estimated
to cost $4,000 90 10000 90
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Company, the committee will not dwell longer on
this subject, except to recommend that committee
Be appointed to obtain from the Legislature an
amendment Of the Charter; authorizing an increase
Of the capital Of $525, 900, thus making the whole
capital 81, 500, OO0 =
regard to the other suggestion of the late Pres
ideDt Of the Road the committee entirely concur in
tho belief that it would be expedient and best for
the interests Of the Company that it should own a
lrge portion of the subordinate and ordinary labor
upon the Road; and for this purpose, we recon.
mend that authority be given to- the President and
Directors Of the Company to purchase number of
slsyeA moi, exceeding one hundred The COMMITTEES
fly endorse and refer to the and arguments
on this subject given by the late President for the
adoption Of this system which has been so success
fully pracced elsewhere in our Southern section of
the country, instead Of the more expensive, uncer-
tain, unreliable and hazardous mode now EMPLOYED,
an annual hiring Of slave labor for the service Of
tie Road 1t il scarcely necessary to add that if
deemed advisable the Company have under its pres
ent Charter ample authority to issue bonds or make
my other necessary arrangement for any expendi-
ture: On this account - = =
for this object should be provided for out Of
theproposed increase Of capital and that the whole
. c3PaGM stock should not exceed the sum of 81,
Ihe committee cannot conclude without expres
sing tner hearty concurrence with another sueges
tonsa the report referred to u.s. We allnda to the
2 grest importance to our Road and to fhe State Il
lasge q toFming connection at Raleigh or som,
otnef eligible point on the NORTH aSolinai Ran
0-vith the contemplated Road 70 the Co.l M
eh asids Of the Deep River region of our Stats
Aad trust the day is not far distant when tbas
0' the State, and Of her future wealtl
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MEDICINES.
u BAITimoRk

s"hNs.0N
LOCK HOSPITAL,
Has Discovered fks ssosf C<rfafs, Speedy, asd osl,
Efsetsai Remedy an tAs World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELIcAcY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED -ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w..hn.. Of n. Sack striesr.. As.sasns .fshs Nancy
and Bladder, involuntary Discharges, lmpcsney, esesr
i.n ss,., P,iSs;,es r n,, fR.nsSSs
Dunsss q Sight 6iadns, Disease 81 The Head rArssl
iso.. T.rfSl. 6.oTdsr. sri.as ssa solitary Hssi. :.
sss.sho.. D.sdfs and irIsss.. sh,ss rss
YOUNG MEN
Especially vhs have t.eom. the victims Of s..tary viss
vnmsy grave thousads Of YounE msn Of rhs mest
slt.d tal.s!. snd brilliant intellect who :.
vsfsd sssssy the living Tyre, may sah viss fs sssf
dsnss.
HAKKIED PERSONS, Ysang Men ssatsnp atsr Mar
Rags, beng aware Physie.i vs.hns srfsois dssiiv
Ne who placer the Of Dr.. NAY rslg
s..y septd. in hi, hsnsr g'ns'usn and s'nfdsouy rel,
OFFICE Ne. sOpru FREDERlCKsrSEEr,
=. e o.nS 0 r g, I. a.a. .ss s..s. letter
nsss BE- paid and ssntsin issanp.-
DR. JOHNSTON,
Msmks sfths Royal Cssrs ksndss, rradssts
from Of the snnsnt Colsgss 10 The unsd st.iss
ea. Of EondsO P.r. and ...S.r. S.s :.
etsd Of the astonshng eurss that svsi
s.. w Sa9
sounds, bashslnsss with squ.n biushinT: ssndsd ..ns
tnss With dsrsRgsmsnt Of mind, cured tmmsdiatsy.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yssnf Msu and oths vhe have Injured thsmsslvss BY
..a,a i,o% o., n'S .s5So q. s.s
which ar. nightly fsh even When i.,l..p and y not enrsd
renders msrrss. mPosses ana a"1reys ssth @ina ane
ss .. sd md .s.s. sr.s.s,s
Nv habit safvo If IN Rarl
ns. Fsn. IN d: R.sG, pi@a.. Of ssS Io.s q Ms.e.:s
~ D,ang 'm.nt Of Ii. Dig General sisy
sympoms Of Consumption, Ae
D dr.ad'd-Lo. Of m'mOry Confuson ofldsss DsPs,sss
sfspiru Evil FoLbodngs, Aversion fsoeisr Self
Love Of Solitude Tmidy, etc., 81 the evils pre-
the eaRss fth,r declining hsHh Losing their 'rsr
coming weak, pale, and smseiasd having
Appearances about the sss cough Of
DISEASES or IMPRUDEsCE.
when III. mlsgsdsd and imPrudsDt Of pleasure snds
happens that tmsd sham, dread
him from sPPyns 70 tso,s Tao IRON :dSestlon .Re
Of curing heh b, P.cun'ary .ub,tAne., k,,p him pfns
and in despair ..1. him 1,ta rsin.d b.sS to .rs
bis g.E nth Of Sy n. 1 q sn,
terrible dsas sueh o. the Heart Throat Hoss
P.ncs b. sr.aafs .us.S4 Sy ..uas. BIN 70 shp;
Uncovered country from whose bourD< traveller rstsrus
DR. 'oHssossR hsp IMp F9R SeSASic
hi. gr'.t and :. tAs 'r5.s.
and dsbtatsd, vhs had lest all hsps have
sssn mmt diAtsly rslisysd.
All impsdImsnts Marriage Physical Mental Dis qs.
featons, Loss Of Proersvs Power Nervous rrita bty
Trembling and wsasnss EIhasssss ths .sst fssrfs
kind spsssdily cured.
ENDORSEMENT or TIE PRESS.
TINE MANY THOUSANDS cured stths instrtstisO yithis
III. ss seventeen ysars and hs important ssrg
cal operations Psornsd BY DR. johnson, Witnessed BY the
reporters Of the papers and many sthsr persons
vhfeh have appeared and again bsfor the public
sidss hs standing gentleman Of character and rssPsns
siity rz4eisnt guarantee 70 the aHietsd Jan My
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO ALL!
H nr.N MIS-, GQ%S oo,


IL is well known that in the Spring people are
more apt 10 contract disease than at any other
period; and u 10 equally wel-known that the way
TO yard of disease lie to keep the blood pure, for
"a the Is that flesh Ia heir "a, arise from mpur-
~ Of the blood, the main spring of our existence.
It's, therefore, important to all that the 81 stem
should be thoroughly cleansed and purified, and
this can be done IN the most efeotua way by using
MRS d.. CO4'S INDIAN VkGETABLE DE-
COTTON, the best remedy discovered for the cure
OF diseases OF SKIN, ErysiRelss, Scrofnla, Rheums
tsm, Nervous Debility, Fevers of different kinds,
DysPepsy, Liver Complaint, and all other diseases
arising from ImpuTlty Of the blood. IL has effected
the most rema kahle cures, as can he shown by
numerous certificates from persons of the highest
IespectablIty, and is recommended by ell who
have used II as the most Invaluable remedial agent
OF the day.
ITlt is sold by sll the Druggists Of Baltimore,
and at the residence Of the proprietor.
MRSM. cox,
las East Baltimore street,
between Eden street and Central avenue.
None genuine unless her name IL blown on the
bottle snd her seal on the cork.
D-PTice 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS.
Wholesale Assent. r. s. +. CIssEL, Druggist,
Georgetown, ID. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis-
mar p Or
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Prince Imperial Champagne.
EPERNAY,
FRANCE.


Sold by all Respectable Dealers throughout the
Country.
This fine brand OF CHAMPAGNE, which until
the past year was confined exclusively to the best
tables OF the Continent of Europe has now obtained
the most unbounded success and popularity IN this
country. n Is recommended by some of the first
PHYSICIANS Of the CITY OF New York over all other
Wines, on secount OF its extreme purity and deli
caey, and those who try it rarely use any other
its introduction into this country, the demand Is
enormous and constantly Increasing. Our arrange
ments are such to the quality of the Wine
being maintained at its present high standard The
Priaes IIpsTtaI Us imported solely by us, being
the sole Agents of Messrs. DE- VENoGE d Co. in
this country.
Y E.V. HAUGHwOUT 4 CO.,
NOs.4sS, 400 & 492 BROADWAY, N. Y.
Sold IN this city by Hamilton & Leach, and
Browning Heating. mar5.Sn
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
Or. J. B0VEE D0DS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure Of Incpient Consumption, Weak
Lungs. Week Stom&ohs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
requiring atomic. are unsurpassed They are made
Of pure Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi
cinsl properties, they are most wholesome and
delight Beverage.
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FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATUARTJC SYRIJp

TIS On IHh IIC ~ hUT,
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, ia
certainly one Of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines IA the world. IL is a perfect substitute
for CoiOMe! setting on the bIveT, removing all oh
strGolons IA the Bowels, curing CostIvansss, Indi
Eestlnn and Dyspepsia. AlthoHg it 10 a. sure and
efectua IN it's PeTstOnsfas CaloBlel, vet It ~ 50
delicious tO the taste, that children will ory for It,
aud IL is as gentle, innocent and harmless IS the
dews of Heaven. Thousands Of mothers through
out the land will bless the dlscoverer of this in
valuable Medicine.
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CHARLES wipDIrIELDACo

PhOPRTETUhS,
b49 AND COL BROADWAY, NEw fosE.
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ. Druggist, ass Pa
avepue, next door TO the United states Hotel, and
by druggists generally. mar lf-iyr7
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT TIRE!

Protected BY Royal Letters Patent o( Ezgiasd, esq
sscx-sd bp ths Seals Of tks Ecole de Pharmaets "a
Paris, and tia Insp~iaI Collsss Of ksdieias,
VIENNA.
No. 1 is invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor-
rh9s, and all physical disabilities;
No. completely Grad oates all traces of those
seous and pernicious use Of oopavia and cubebs.
No. has entirely supPlsnted the injurious use 81
relief dispersng all impurities, and roofing out the
TRiESEMAR, mos, q and s,are prepared in the
form of lozenge, devoid of taste and smell, and
can be carried IN the waistooat pocket Sold IN TN
tered by ValPeau, Lahemand, Roux, RECORD, 60.
Prloe IS eaoh or four Gases for % which saves es
To be had, wholesale and retail, Of Or. BARROW,
1874 Bleecker street, four doors below Mcbousai
mittanoe, DR.: Barrow will forward the TriesemeI
% any part OF the world, securely packed and I'D
dressed according to the instructions Of the writer
Sold ALSO By .. CALVERT FORD, Jr; Wash
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HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC.

is sure remedy for CostIyeness, Liver Complaint
and Dy spePsia. They are pleasant to the taste
In their operation; ard as Csthartc entirety. ef-
fsetRdiiy, and posifireiy supercede the Of PiS
80 nauseous and disagT eeabie % the taste.
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HIS INPERIAL GIN BIT

HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
Act on the Kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Organs,
and are a superior remedy for Dyspepsia, con
neoted with Liver Complaint IN all It's forms.
FOR FEMALE INSTRUCTIONS,
They truly valus hle made OF pure Holland 6 in.
pleasant and agreeable to the taste, and may be
well termed a necessary
FEMALE COMPANION
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D FOR NEW YORK.
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DURE OLD RYE WHISKY-On hand several
u brand. of Pure Old Rye WIFI ky, Copper Dis
titled maze by the most rellab dIstIlers Penn-
sIlvanla, Maryland and Virginia, warranted pure.
Also, Imported Erandies, Hennessy, Otard, Dupuy
n Co., Jules Robins, Sc. Also, Peach and AppIe
CroiI Rnm, and Wines Of every variety ali of
standard brands: A choice lot of Cigars and To-
baccO. YOUNG a. KEPHART AGENT,
apl4-ly $50 Pa ay. betw. 9th and 10Th SIS
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