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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31

H-Thanks to Miss Mary j. Burney, of
Winnsboro, Texas, fol a club of five subscri-
bers ; and for the words of encouragement
and expressions of kindness These always
comes tome with peculiar unction- My hum
BILE efforts to add interest to the columns ei
the "dear Spirit" as its many readers en-
dearingly term ii, are prompted by no idle
ambition, but by o sincere desire to be in
some small degree, an aid to him whose con
slant and u~ntiring exertions are given to make
his Age, the vehicle of sound, moral and in
tellectual culture for the Age And to know
that my efforts are at least appreciated il
this regard, encourages me to continue m.
exertions.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31

MILLERs AND THE in want of a superior
article of Betting, will find it at Mr.. E. G,
Belvin's, where they will also find a large and
elegant assortment of every description of
edge tools and other goods in the hardware
line.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31

Is The supply of Blank Returns in the
hands Of the Grand Scribe is just exhausted.
A new edition will soon be printed, and the
Divisions furnished with them.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31

~ We have two Addresses on file, for
publication. The Premium List excluded
one this week. We will publish one next
week, and the other the week following.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31

HG Twenty-Five Thousand dollars worth
Of North Carolina stocks sold in New York
on Wednesday last at 98I.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31

az The Goldsboro' papers speak of the
Fair at that place last week, as being one of
the grandest affairs ever held il the State.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-10-31
New Divisions.

The Grand Scribe has recently issued the
following Charters for new Divisions, viz
Lick Spring Division, No. 347, in Arson
county; Tarboro' Division, No. 348, in Tar
boro', Edgecombe county and High Point
Division, 349, in High Point, Guilford coun-
ty. The application for the first of these
Divisions was forwarded by Col. Joseph
White, D. G. w. P. of Arson county. The
second is the result of a large public meeting
held in the Court House at Tarboro', atwhich
c. G. Callan, Esq, Editor of the Southerner,
was appointed to make application for Char
ter, &c. And the third was sent for by Jesse
B. Moore and others, embracing quite a mum
Der of the most prominent citizens of the
thriving village of High Point-a place DIES
tined to considerable Importance in that sec
ton.
We hail these evidences of awakening in
terest in behalf Of our Order, and confident
ly predict that with the termination of tn
political excitement, the cause of Temper
ance will receive such m impetus as viii
make glad the hearts of the old war-worn vel
Grams who have fought with such intrepidity
Notwithstanding the storms of discourage
ment by which they have been surrounded
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Spirit Age.
RALEIGH, n. c.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 81, 1850.
N. mn. a.c.r
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, BY
M. COZ M A N
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
TIE s:

S:
Single Subscribers, 81 so per annum.
To clubs of and upwards, 81 90 each;
E INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE. "a
No paper will be sent longer than the time for which
it has been paid and no paper sent unless the cash
accompanies the order.
Advertisements inserted at the usual rates of adver-
sine.
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Weekly Family News paper.
Native Wines.

The substitution of native wines and pure
liquors, is the great panacea for intemperance
in our country, which many pseudo temper
ance friends are regarding with great COM
placency at this time. Indeed they are be-
coming the grand disturbing elem snts in the
temperance cause in America. The large
and growing vine plantations, the extensive
preparations making to spread them over the
land, the public indifference and even favor
shown toward the movement, loom up like
a dark cloud across our way. 1t is one of the
graVest aspects of the cause in our day. 1t
calls for deep and earnest attention, and for
wise and efficient action. The struggle will
be no light one.
With a view to meet this aspect of our re-
form, the Tract Committee of the Grand Di-
vision of North Carolina have just published
a series of Tracts upon the subject-one of
which especially goes to d~isprove the asser-
ton that drunkenness is unknown in extern
sive wine-making countries. The writer of
these Tracts (Rev. Peter Doub, D. d. quotes
important witnesses, and all these authorities
unequivocally testify, that in France, Italy,
India and other countries where the wines
are pure, abundant and cheap, they are
not saved by them from all the horrors of in
temperance, but that they exist there as else
where.
We have just been reading from a recent
e writer, who states that Paris contains II, 900
drunkards Of the most brutal character,
. while the mayor of Paimpol is quoted in q
statement of precisely the same tenor with
It those which have come from so many Amer
lean cities-"The great part of the pauper'
Of this town owe their misery to the exces:
h of drinks, particularly brandy almost al
lie the disorders and crimes which have com
before me have been committed by person
h either drunk or given to intoxication."
When Mr.. Hillard, who is unexceptionabl
r authority, says, 1T is very rare to see a maj
absolutely drunk in Rome" he says onl
n what most respectable strangers could say
he New York, Boston or Raleigh. The me
IS absolutely drunk" are not in a condition
&C. make themselves conspicuous abroad. II
men /" who have drank more than is good fl
in them" are the class we see, as he saw
Mt They tell the tale of what is out of sight.
he 1t appears then that the assertions co
er- corning the favorable influences of cheap r
Ill, tive wines upon the sobriety of the comm
ct nifty are fancy sketches. 1t is very easy
ty, make such random statements, and they ha
ge- been abundantly made. But the testimo
ed. of competent a~oitnesses refutes them. A
did they more nearly approximate the tru
they would afford no guaranty for our col
tho try. Is it a possible thing for Americans
cen rush into any excitement by halves ? If thu
tho is any nation on earth that can bear the h;
bnt itual use of alcoholic drinks without serit
] . detriment, surely that nation is not ours.
+bo we are to be a nation of drinking men, II
we are by our whole temperament and
bo, dency foredoomed to be nation of drunkar
NJ
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Attendance upon G. D. Meetings.

Attendance upon G. ID. Meetings.
The attendance upon the sessions of the
Grand Division for some years past has been
very respectable and encouraging, as to the
number and character of the delegates, but
generally the proportion has not exceeded a
whole. There is frequently two, three, five
or six members from one Division, and then
from large districts of our territory no rep
resentation whatever. Thus, however nu-
merously attended the Division may be, the
representation is local, and not general as ii
ought to be.
The ensuing annual meeting to be held
in Lincolnton, on the 14th, we hope will bt
well attended. We see no reason why this
Annual Session should not represent a large
number of Divisions than any of its prede
~cessors. The attendance can be larger if tn
several Subordinate Divisions only so will ii
In this connection we would refer to
former suggestion of ours, that each Division
send ut least one representative. We wan
a rousing turn out-such as shall cause tn
the enemies of our Order to believe "ther
isa power behind the throne even create
than the throne itself"
We now address the Subordinate Divi
ions in North Carolina a&rurge upon thel
the necessity osSneT being represented
the Grand Division at Lincolnton. The goo
of the Order demands 1.-THE welfare of tt
:. community outside the Order demands it,.
: The annual session is that at which all que
| tons of general interest, affecting the ord
f at large, are mooted and disposed of, al
, the questions which ought to be acted upt
: by representatives from all parts of the jur
diction. Will you take part in these delib'
0 ations and determinations, or will you lea
q to others the performance of their part al
: yours likewise? That will be just neitf
!. to YOU or to them. Each Division has
= part to perform, and each ought to be W
g ing, ready and anxious to do its whole du
There are questions of extraordinary m
nitude to be disposed of at the next sessi'
is and which deserve careful consideration a
Us a wise decision. There is promise too
o. much pleasure to all who attend.
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LIQUOR AND THE GREAT CALAMITY.-Our
readers remember the great calamity of last
month-The loss of the Steamer Lady Elgin
by which hundreds of lives were lost
Although the Press has been singuiarly silent
in regard to the matter, yet it is said to be
we'll known that scores of those lost on that
fatal night went down in the stuperfaction of
drunkenness, making nc effort to save them
selves. Had no alcoholic poison been sold on
that Steamer, many more lives would doubt
less have been saved.
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SANFORD'S
Liver Invigorator,
NEHER DERILITATEs.

Il CnNPOIrNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS
aad las become established ttrf n -illLa-Fd
Medicine kIBOVGI and proved by ALI TAI nave
used it, and Is TesJ.t ell 10 WIKI conn renee IN
all the diset--= for which - - i TeepitiilieIes
II Ea-,,-e,l thousands ~ within the last two years
vrLo raj riy-n ,,u all = hopes Of relief the
numerous uns d! cited - certificates IN h9 PS-
session show.
ThedJ-s musi be 1iaf- = :ed 70 the Temperament
Of the individual taking - it-ald use'i in such Juan
titles - 20 act gently on ~ the Bowels
Let the dictates Of your . Judgment Gu.le you IN
the Use Of the LIVER .LNIIGORAICts. ana u
Iii rnra LiFeT - pLffE.F Bilious 4EtIckS,
DgruspsiI. CsToHir d. = aTTi0e- SltHa6ar ISs.-
pEaiHts. Dysetery, Drip - 81. SaiT S01iGe' ifiSis-
ft-f C1zfires4SSE. CJDltc - ColsrI- CEolSTd
C.y-J. ~ fra.uzI FL1- - tlfIelae JdI.8d-r. FEE41ls
IT,yI-7>.s,- and may I've uss-i successfully IN
Ordinary FImHy Md e cine. 1t VIII cure 81 n
HEADACHE IA thou = sanls can te7tlfy-' "a
ttceaty HIisE, II ZERO y n.res Isd-sI-'sALs are
sssEs4s at commencement - Of attack
III grio Ess u are yis- t5t1 their testimony IN
its favor - - -,
4LT WATER MI THE MOUTH W tn
7-TTE ISTTGORATOR, A.YD SWALLOW EOTLi
TOGETHER.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
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SANFOR D'S
FAMILY CATHARTIC PILLS,
coMrorSDED FROM

Pare Ts7stGJl Ertrpefs and put mp in Glass Ct
SIS -ifr TTyLt- and g-iu Ian "a any cliBtIts.
The FAMILY Ct lTHIRTIC PILLS - =
gentle hut active Catgtr u tic which the proprietor
has y:--l in his practice more than t"rnty year.
Observation-Disclosures = ing demand frli - 49,
WHO lave long u-e,I the = PILLS and the salts
faction which al express - in regard u ts.-r u-e
la- induced To place = them within tise reach
Of all.
Tie Profession well know that iifeTen; Gu
thartics act on different - portions Of tlie bJcl-
The FAMILY r-ITEE - E-iRTIC Pill IIa-, with
due reference - tlIis - we'll established fa-t-
been COMPOUNDED from = a variety Of the Pure-t
Vegetable Extracts. - which AT alike uI eve
~ Iarr Of the elemental 2 " canal. and g1Sf
and SfE in all cases II where a Cathl-tic i nee
dei such DSrtHgs- |Hterfis "i the Nj"Hi trit-
rrDi1srs Pffns a hs~ = Buck and Linus H.stirs-
HexE EsIIH tiai Sirc6ss Tie trils h->ty- -grl
sudden cold. which fre - qEcHtly- il neglected. enl
in a lone. course of F;rg- - las II IPD-;ie. u 'Ha
ing Sl1ir1tt0H Of OH - .0reT GtS b9fy- RSEtiSss-
Hsss Rs1dIcLe, right = "a ne heId. all IE7hI-
Bldt0ry DisoJsss U"rS, in C'i't| or 4 i'tits hsif-
EaatirBt. great Purifier Of the BDl anl many Dis
eases to which flesh i heir. mention
in this advertisement. EIpss. T. ,
PRICE 3 DIMES.
The LIVER INVIGDRATDR AMI FAMILY Ca
TIIARTiC PILLS retaci hy Druggists CrHrrHi-
y. and sold wholesale by the Tr.ie in all the large
towns st. W. SANFORD. NJ. D..
ManuJa turer and Proprietor.
:S35 Broadway. New York
Agents, T. II. LOGAN 4 CO. ier2-Isw1y
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FOUNDED 1851
LOG A ED,
Cor. BaI<ImOEe and Characteristic.
BALTIM ND
VINHIs INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and fourishing condition Twice du-
ring the last two has it been necessary 10 obtain
larger apartments for the Of the in
creasinE number Of students, repEestlIting n-T!y
every State in the Union.
1t now occupies one of the most conspicuous ami
de=rby located buildings in the city. The rooms
are comnrodiously arranged, spacious and elegantly
furnished.
desiring qualify themselves properly for the
various duties If th- Countin. Room - obtain
Thorough Practical Bqsia<ss EE,Ser'i,D generally are
unsurpassed in any particular by any similar estab-
lishment in the United States
FACULTY:
=. X LDSIER,
Observation-Disclosures on the Science Of Accounts Com
merce. Business Customs, etc
J. VI. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of Bookkeeping
and Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor If BOOK Keeping.
y. c. JOHNSON.
Professor of Business AMI ornamental Penmanship-
st. WILLIAMS. Esq.
Lecturer on Mercantile law
raw. f. YEATES REESE. d. D.
Lecturer Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon ThoS Swami, Vim. IL EeiELIer- Esq,
Jacob trust - Vim KnAbs- ESl-
The College il provided with Commercial Library
Of standard Works, expressly for the use VI the STU
dent.
Each STUDENT has desk to himself AMI is seI,-
Tately instructed.
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time
The time usually required complete the full
from to II weeks.
A DIPLOMA Is awarded to all Graduates.
large and Beautifully OrnaInented Circular, con-
tainin upwards of SQUARE FEET. representing the
Exterior and Interior View of the College. various
characteristic designs penmsnship. &c 10y mail
FREE Of caTg accompanied with catalogue giving full
particulars Address Z X LOSIEE
Baltimore Nd.
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SMITHS WHEELING ALES
In Wood and Glass.

MY CUSTOMERS. AND TIE PUBLIC GENER
IHl ALLY, are respectfully informed that for the
purpose of concentrating all my attention and resour
Goa my Brewery. MRt-IIouse, &C., in this city,
have sold my Pittsburgh Brewery to Mcsers. Fleming
brothers, there.
Thanking my numerous customers in all parts of
tho country for their patronage, desire to assure
them that shall continue to manufacture those fine
Champagne. Kenneth, Palc, and Bitter Alcs, which
have heretofore been produced exclusively at this
tabliShnaent, and which have acquired high arepu
tHtion for purity AMI general excellence.
have greatly enlarged the bottlng department,
which Is in high state OF perfection, and capa-
BILE of supplying the vast demand Tor the celebrated
'1Wheeling bottled Ale"
All orders for any of these products must hereafter
be directed to me at "Wheeling, W." where they
will be filled and dispatched with promptness
feb10-tf GEO. W. SMITH.
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Wines, Brandies, Runs.
GrE< MEAS t.

ID TIERNAN & son, No. II North Charles ST.,
offer for sale the following artc-, Of their own
Importation particularly for family use:
SHERRY WINES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold
and brown Sherrcs, in wood and in glass
porn WINES-Sandemans competition red and
white Port. In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-John Howard NIarCh's fine
MADEIRA, in wood and in glass; also Grape Juice.
HOOK WISES-JalInnnesberg SteinbcTger, Mar
cObrunIy,r, Cabinet, Leb-frau-milc Bronneberg, OF
1916
CHAMPAGNE wINEs-Noct and Chanlon' finest,
in quarts and pints.
TRANDTEs-Otard aud Hennessy's fine old pale
and dark BTandics.
RU3IS-Old and fine. Jamaica. Antigua, Grenada
and from the Islands and direct from London
HOLLAND GIN-The best qnhlity-Tiernan brand
and no mixture Of aromatic poison in it.
200 half chests of the finest SOUCHOSG TEA.
mlblJ0-ly
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JAS. NJ Dillon,
No. IO2 Market street.
PLUMBER g. GAS FILTER

L EEPS constantly On hand Cias Fixture, Lea!
N Wrought Iron Pipes Sheet Lead Al sin'.- i-.
sizes Bras Cocks and Valves: Steam N!-l-il's p
steam and Water Guages. Lift and Fore PuaII ->H
Bathing Tubs Wooden and Cast Iron Hydran'- ~
Hose aud Packing Of all Thicknrs-e-- Aui-iF't. p
Metal Pure BauCa Tin Zinc and Anthony. the -
bratel Troy BELLS ard the best eTucibie= iE -
c.EnfTy. o.,
Es-Alzo PoIly's improved Chain Pump v'ls-
decidedly the greatest pump Of the age tie -
put up which ia Towns and Counties in He-tsia -
Ginia Will be sold Fair terms o.,
E1-saIvanizs-l Iron Tubing. InCOTrnslvr. ~ o.
conducting. pressure pipe. for hot or cold
and especially for deep wells, preferable - All l'
eT than Lead Pipe
Aqucsiuct Pipe constantly hand any - '
quantity which can hc furnished on short autl-
G5-Ca-h paid for I'D Copper. Brass and Lad.
n0yla, '5e-i2aw&wIy
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MEDICAL.
ORE ToBE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
WORN BY KINGS OR EMPERORS.
What. why n Beautiful Head of Hair

DECAUsRITISTHEO ORNAMENT GOD HIMSELF
5 provided for ali our raoe Reader. although the
may bloom ever - brightly IN tue slowing CheeA.
die eve be ever So sparkling tine teeth be those Of
pearls the head beref Of Its covering or the hAir
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If used two or three times week viii restore Snd
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On Woop;- NV YORK, April le. 1855
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sDrych ar Gwylsodydet."

Welsh NEUsPAPERoHEIcE- SN2ssan St: Ap- L. o..
PROV. o. J. WOOp:-DelT iSir:-Some month OF Sax
weeks ago received bottle ofyOur Hair Restorative
and gave it nv wife. who concluded TO try IL on her
hair little thinking the time that il would restore
the gray hair TO its original color but TO her well
as nv surprise after few weeks trial il has perform
ed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs
TO A dark brown At the same time beautfylng ana
thickenng the hair IstrOngiy recommend the above
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for So
o. J. WOOD / CO.. Proprietorz- broadway y. "
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And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods
Dealers. dec2-d&w3m-ly
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It. SWEENEY & SON,
No. 65 Main Street,

NO 90 1HLtdLh EoLEeeI9
WHEELING, VA.
RE NOW RECEIVING THEIR FALL IAIPOR
"A TATIONS, being the largest they have ever made
in Season. and embraces the new styles of WHITE
GRANITE, IRoN STONE CHINA, together with Common
White and ColOred QueensWare in great variety. Also
large and well selected stock of Pare White, Gold
band and PancyPRESCH CHINA, either In sets or
separate China Decorated Vases Colognes Card Bas-
kets Tete Tete Sctts, Fancy Cups Mugs, &c. Also,
Ane Table Cutlery CastoTs cogether with their usual
heavy stock of the various grades OF Pressed Cut and
plain FLISf Glassware, Coal Oil Lamps, &c.
They invite the attention Of the Trade and Will du.
II same prices. AnS2b,59
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.

Cleveland, P1ttSourg anu " heei-
ing Rail Road.
la -: -: - -:
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. Feb- -. 1850, Pas
" senEer Trains viii lesVe Bridgeport A. follows,
Sundays excepted:)
Sal T. IL Accommodation Train stopping At AL sta
lions. arrive at Wellsviue At 81 r NJ
ll.Ss NJ Mail Train arrives al Pittsburgh AZ {:SS
p NJ. Philadelphia Al 800 A. NJ New
York Al Loo P. NJ. Cleveland at rs P. NJ
Toledo At 1885 4. n. AID Chicago Al Au7OS
A II.
sSa P NJ Rrpgz SIS Train arriving ST Pittsburgh II
90 4. NJ. Philadelphia 81 500 P. NJ. New
York Al lOs0 p. N. and Cleveland atllS2s
An.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at e4S A. NJ and s:s5 +. NJ arrive
nj bridgeport at clio p N. and 40 A NJ
Leave Pittsburgh AT 200 A. ". and l:i5 p NJ,
arrive At Bridgeport ut T:31 A. NJ and OLD P. VI.
Leave WeII<vilI- NJ 100 A NJ SteubenTids At $50
A. IL; arrive AT bridgeport $50 A. NJ -.
Excursion Tickets TO Pittsburgh and return $50
Excursion tickets TO Stcubenvile and return Sloo.
Pare always As low, and time much quicker than
any other route
Through Tickets to all points in the West, North
and East can be procured at the Office No. 81 Water
street next door TO Sprigg House, Wheeling, Va and
at bridgeport Station.
Freight contracts will be made at lowest rates TO
any point accessible by this rad and its connections
TO the Hast, North. West and Northwest. at Office
No. 81 Water street. OF with Freight Agent at Bridge
port Station. D. B. WILLIAMS Ag
J. n MCCULLOUGH. President.
F. r, MYERS. Gent Tick Agt. 1eDzI
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Second Arrival of Fall & Winter Goods
IMMENSE sTOcI1--PKIcEs GREATLY REDUCED
STON e & II II Q NJ a =

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tPtedt
dig ihSF the latest "'i-i
PlaI.S Fisr
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College !

FOUNDED, CHARTERED, 1854
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Pare TsJzsgJs Extracts. and put mp IN Glass CT
SIS -iu Tut and 'riH legn ia g'sy ei,E.lts
ATTIC PILLS i
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DetHli upon IL. Inothers,it Ill give Fsst 10
ani relief and health 10 your tnIAnLs'
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MRS. wINSLOw.
Anexperie1cei Nurse AMI Female Physician FTs~cF't
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SOOTHING SYRUF

FOR CHILDR EN- TEETHlN
Which greatly facilitates the Proes Of tecfi'inES
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1860.
Three Through Passenger Trains

The Capacity Of this Road is equal to any in the
Country.