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Public l6.l

AN ACT provide payment Tor depredationS committed
by the whites upon the Shawnee Indians in Kansas Ter
rtOry.
Be i enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That the purpose of paving claims Of certain members
of the Shawnee tribe Of indians, presented TO Congress-
its present sessn. for depredatons Committed upon
their pruperty bv citizens inhabitants If the United
States there be and is hereby appropriated, of
in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated the
lars. ..
SEC q And be It further enacted. That the whole
such part said claims shall be proved 10 his satsac
ton shall be adjusted and paid under the direction Of The
Secretary of the Interior under the rules and regulations
prescribed in the Act To regulate trade and intercourse
with Indian tribes and To preserve The ntiers
froeied That il shall not be incumbent upon the parties
claimant rum the peculiar condition Of affairs in the Teri
rtory Of Kansas ut the time the spoatons Commit
ted TO show that the offenders were appreheuded and
brought 10 trial.
Approved, May 0, 1860.
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A GRAND VIRGINIA DISCOVERY.

SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EXCELLENT
- tOwnsman, NAPHTALI EZEKIEL, informed that he
had prepared hair restorer with which he expert
menng upon his head, whose top entirely bald
We him days since, and the place so bald four
months since fine crop of hair has sprung up with Wig
growih So convinced Mr. EzEKIEL Of the efca
cy of his discovery, that he has named it 80 ..
"The InfaIlible Virginia Hair Restorer.o
Mr. is about going into extensive manufacture of
article which destined to prove Of anxious interest to
bald paed friends-Frons Richmond EaQsir, December
18th, 1859. -...
This famous article be had of the principal
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head of hair
have only to the restorer according to printed drec
lions the bottle Those whehave any doubts of its eff
cacy have them removed short time by using the
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR REST0RER, proving
that it is all that il is claimed to be.
Wholesale depot for orders 50 Main Street.
n. EZEKIEL
RICHMOND November IA, 1859.
N. EZEKIEL take oath the Holy Bible that have
been bald far the past years and have restored hair
BY using EZEKlELS VIRGINIA HAIR RESTORER
NAPBTALI EzEKIEL-
This day sworn to before me, by NaphtaIi Ezekiel.
l... r JOSEPH MAYO.
Mayor of Richmond
For sale by
P PESCUD,
-. .- =. Raleigh n c..
January TO- 1850. S-w&swly.
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Public 49,
AN ACT to create additional land district in Washing


AN ACT to create additional land district in Washing
Be il enacted BY the Senate and House of Representa-
lives the United States Of America in Congress assembled
That when the opinion Of the President it may be expe
dent all the public lands in the Territory Of Washington
to which the Indian title shall have been extnguished
may hereafter be exngushed lying east and south Of the
following boundaries shall constitute land district
to be called the Columbia River District" viz: Begin
ming on the boundary line between the United States and
the British possessions and the summit of the Cascade
Mountains at the nearest line to the east line of range
twelve thence south the range lines the sum-
nit of said mountains to the line dividing townships ten
and eleven north thence west 10 the line dividing ranges
six and west thence north said line TO the third
standard parallel, thence west TO "Shoa Water bay,
thence with the Shoa Water bay including any islands
therein the Pacific the weston boundary Of said district
above the line dividing ranges and eleven ON the sum-
NIT Of the Cascade Mountains be adjusted BY the De-
pament of the Interior the points before given
consistent with the lines Of the public surveys and the
President shall be authorized hereafter from time time
as circumstances may require adjust the boundaries of
the land districts in said Territory and the Offices
when the same shall be expedient ~
SEC O. And be Il further enacted That the President
be and hereby authorized appoint BY and with The
advice and of the Senate during the recess
thereof and until the end OF the next session amer such
appointment register and receiver for said district who
shall be required TO reside the site Of the land Office be
subject the same laws and entitled 70 the compen
saton as Is or many hereafter be prescrbed BY law in
laton to the existing land Office and officers In said Terri
Approved, Nay ls, 1880 q -
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
A11 ACRES OF LAND, SITUATED OR LYING
HI q on both sides of the ruad leading from Green
VILE 10 Newbern, and just three miles from Greenvlle
The tract contains All Of land about 300
cleared part OF is now grown up in pine bushes for the
lack of force to cultivate it.
About 45 so of il is rich swamp and can be
very easily drained. On of the swamps Mr.. Wiley
Bell and Mr. William Brooks have cleared
next to of their part of the swamp which brings from
ten to twelve barrels of corn to the acre.
Nearly all of the up land is of good clay foundation the
that is put upon amply shows for itself large pOr
tOn of it is well adapted to cotton, and would be vaua
BILE plantation if owned it who had force enough
TO improve it, and put it in good state Of cultivation.
The land has good dwelling house upon it. surrounded
with beautiful oak grove splendid we'll of pure water,
and very pretty place to live at, &c. Said land has
also orchard of fne fruit trees.
Persons wishing to purchase land would do well to look
and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere
am determined TO sell.
A. KNOX.
June Is, 1860. Atm.
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The TAX COLLECTORS in each District win aIso =,
lend for the purpose Of collecting the TAXES due for the
rear 1859. i Tue
June llih, 1890 2 ~ w.
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Public III
An ACT 10 carry into effect q eonvention between ID

Public III
AN ACT 10 carry into effect u convention between the
United States and the Republic Of Paraguay.
BE enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States Of American in Congress assembled
That the President of the United States BY and with the
advice and Of the Senate, shall appoint commits
sioner, whose duty it shall be- conointy with commits
soner appointed BY the Government of Paraguay to nves
tigate adjust and determine the amount Of the claims Of
the United States and Paraguay Navigation Company"
against the Government Of Paraguay.
SEC Aud be il further enacted That the President OF
the United States BY and with the advice and of
the Senate shall appoint Secretary to said commissioner
in behalf Of the United States versed in the English and
Spanish languages.
SEC s. And be it further enacted That the said
missioner the part Of the United States in acon
and he hereby authorized make all neediu rules and
regulations for conducting the business OF their said COM
mission such rules and regulations not contravening the
CONSTITUTION of the United States the provisions of this
acl, or the provisions Of the said convention.
SEC. And be it further enacted, That the compensation
Of the respective officers, for whose appointment provision
is made BY hst ACT shall be follows To the commits
s,oner full for his services the Of fifteen hundred
dollars 10 the secretary and Interpreter full for his
vices the sum If one thousand dollars and the President
of the United States shall be and he hereby authorized
make such provision for the contingent expenses OF the
said commission the part Of the United States shall
Ia him appear reasonable and proper SAID
sations and expenses and likewise all that part Of the
pensaon and expenses of the umpire under said
ton which is required thereby be betrayed by the Unit
ed States shall be paid out OF any money in the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated.
SEc AID be il further enacted That the Secretary OF
State hereby authorized and required TO transmit to the
said commission such papers records, relating to the
business before the said commission he deem prop
err or as may be called for by the commissioners and at the
Of the commission all the records, docume
and all papers which have been before The commits
ouers in possession If its secretary shall be deposited
in the Department Of State: Provided, That this section
shall not be construed prevent the commissioner
on the part Of Paraguay from depositing in the said De-
partment certified cupies duplicates of papers, filed
behalf Of his Government, i-stead of originals.
SEC g. And be it further Enacted, That the amount paid
of the Treasury pursuant to the provisions Of this act
for carrying The said convention into effect, shall be
tanned by the United States of the money that may,
pursuant of said convention be received m
Paraguay and that tn. be returned to the Treasury
Of the United States.
Approyed Nav Is. 1850
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IPnblic 90.

--"-'TF Public 30.I -
AN ACT amend the Incorporate the Provident
Association of Clerks IN the Civil Departments Of the
Government Of the United States in the District OF Col
umbia-" 4 esi.s :.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
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EMO MILLS,

Five Miles East Of HillsbOrOugh.
NTY WOOL CARDING MACHINES ARE IN GOOD
vl order and will commences Carding BY the hrst Of
rus Put pound of grease Of ,ol Have your
wool clean and clear Of burs and web picked and you will
taken in payment expect something when the work
is done.
500 gallons of Lnseed Oil for sale Cash given for
Wheat.
JOHN F. LYON.
May 95 1860. 29-wI9t.
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THE CANDIDATES FOR THE LEc1s1.
- TURE AND FOR SHERIFF win address their "a
owcti1ens of Wake county at the following times and
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BLACK MoUNTAfN.


UlHE NEAT AND AIRY HOUSE LOCATED
u on this MOUNTAIN, 5,746 feet above the level Of
the sea, the s sss sst.sA So
Highest Hotel in the United states,
viii be open for The accommodation Of visitors the LIST
day of JUNE. = IS
NEW AND ATTRACTIONS
furnished for the comfort and pleasure Of the visitor who
would refresh himself amid the cool breezes that blow
fresh from the evergreen basams this grea: monument
Of nature g ss..ssaSSss s r.
THE BEST OF SERVANTS
always attendance render service needed BY
visitors Ample Recommendations for the ladies' and gen.
tlemen, and their horses. sgs ts=->
THE SPLENDID VIEW
from this house is nnequaed from any point west OF Ins
Rocky Mountains. Parties visit the High feak sn
return To the Mountain House the same day-WInsssns
from that point the magnificent summer sunrise anu Sun
set of our mountain land. ss5s
There is Hotel at The foot Of the mountain kept oy
Alexanderwhere parties rest before cemmencieg %
ascent to the Mountain House The Law ccnooi Q! hon
J. l. Bailey salso located At The foot OF the moenIau1
Persons can get conveyance from Asheye from W, ii
Dckenson a. the Eagle Hotel who keeps gooo s'ocA
Horses. Hacks and Bnggies. -. $50, ,-,,.,
For further particulars Of this mountain see Coi'on
Mountain Scenery. n , rroN
Asheville, Nay Is. 1850. 81"
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GEO. W BLoUNr,

"nL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED TO
w him in Mash, Wilson, Edgecenbe and Franklin
Counties y li>fs-tsis,3 fsss,,I =. = 81
Feb, q, 1860 lS-w&swly
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HyHE SELECT BOARDING AND DAY
ii SCHOOL Of the Misses NASH and Miss KOLr
LOCK, Hillsboro, N. G., viii reopen 18th JULY.
punctual Attendance requested. 5000
Circulars giving full particulars forwarded on appi-
cation.
June 8, 1850. 46-12t
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TAxEsi TAxESil

IT WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE ON MONDAY,
July I'd (he lst day being Sunday to collect the Taxes
due from Merchants Punctua attendance expected as
1 have no discretion In The matter
VIM H. HIGH, Sheriff.
June IL 1861 Aid
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CTATE OF CAROLINA.-WAKE

January 16, 1850.
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HILLSBORO' N. C.
SPRINGFIELD ACADEMY, N. C.
USHE FALL SESSION OF THIS ACADEMY Will
III MONnAY Iulu

AsRARE CHANCE FOR WATCHMAKERs.
n ESTABLISHED JEwELRY STORE, OF WHICH
~ the stock and fixtures or fixtures nre offered for
sale to suit the purchaser Located In one Of The finest
farming counties in Western North Carolina.
MERCHANT,
- Concord, N. c.
June !, 1850. 28-v5tpd.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06
80 G4rEARrTd PiLLS
Observation-Disclosures RoB,

hsJ- AIlour remedies ars for sale b WN. FIsKE,
STRONG 4 AEMsEE0sG, 4. Il. GAEnoRp, and By au
Uarsr aaHa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-11-06

The HoLY STONE EoLIPsED.-If We may
believe a correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, whom that paper endOr-
ses as entirely reliable, Mr.. David Wyrioh,
OF Newark, has made another discovery in
the Stone Mound, eight miles of that city,
which casts the Holy Stone entirely into the
shade Mr.. Wyrich, so runs the account, On
the lst inst, dug UP, In the presence Of sew
eral gentlemen of Newark, an oval Shaped
stone box, about eight inches in length, and
four and half wide. The box contained a
stone about seven inches long by four wide,
and two inches thick, On one side of this
stone is carved human figure resembling a
Jewish priest in costume. Every available
/ part Of the stone is covered with inscriptions.
One end is rounded off, The other had a
handle attached, or place through which to
| pass a cord or tape to suspendit The handle
was broken off in opening the box. The
characters bear resemblance 70 the Hebrew
1t is coniectpred that other inscriptiols upon
it are in different Languages. n -rrr7- -.l.f
Such is the statemeRt We give It fol
what it is worth. Il it is a eaadrd, it is moi
bad ones-Okio StateSmqn.
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Svrrisl zlptiFrs,
srunlous AnEaIoAN wAgoHas.
CIUTTOM


wsar,ersaisly informed that some Of the Jewellers
Of Cleveland ana other places are selling counterfeit
Ansrls.h AFatohoa, for the ednuins article, manu-
fas,ursd At walthaa, llasa, and par,ieulasys or
sisn Imitation Ct our vatsh, named P 5. BaTil.y,
which e rePressutod % be uanuiaotursd in Hartford
Conn /, nay b Of service to the publio TO b In
iOruss.thSt there ls no mahua,otoy watches IN
that eaoa Tho genuine article Of one grade ef our
watches isunrnod P. 3 RAaELErT, WAlEHAHs Has,
ana an our usiehos ef every grads lre TaArksd
''HaEAaa, has.
uis hardly necassaryto stats that such vstches
are IKE ourt in Toan only, and are made uPqn the
same old system that has already aoOd0d the country
with watches that arc not only voxatiOus and con-
staut souros Of expense, but really useless to the
owners. ana when bought for genuine are calculated
% iniurs the high reputation which our watches
have attained. We Therefore caution he public
asAinst buying cur watches from any poneu who
eAnhOt furnish certificate Of geauineness for every
watch Oasrea ior sale. bearing the number Of eur
watch and the signature OF the Treasurer Of our
Company, r. T. Robbins. We also bss to iaiOrm
thOss who deal in the spurious article, that legal
prooeedings viii Be- instituted against them, upon
any we'll authenticated instance of their selling
CVunterit Or colorado imitation Of any Of our pro-
ducts. For the American Watch Co,
Robbins APPLETON, Agents,
sspi.aldaw is2 Broedyay.'
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The Issue at the south.

2 The Nashville Banner (Bell-Egsrett) thus
states the leading issue of the Presidential
election, in that quarter; es2
1.-The supporters Of Breckinridge in the
South say If their candidate is not elected
and Lincoln is, they win dissolY, the Union.
They appeal for q united South upon this .
sue. The Union party say il they are beaten,
and Lincoln is elected, they will aequfesce,
as they did in the unfortunate results Of the
two last Presidential elections, which placed
Pierce and Buchanan in the Presidential
ehaiiF----thst they viii only resist an uncon-
stitutionui act Of the President aa d then, not
oy secession, but by the government Of the
Unlon-by and with the Constitution and
the Enforcement of the Laws. They ap-
peal for united South upon this Issue. -
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GEOGRAPHY AND OUTLINE MAPS.

Cornelrs First Steps in Geography.
COmelis Primary Geography.
COrnells intermediate Geography.
COrnell's High SshOOl Geography and Atlas
COrnelfs Grammar school Geography
Corneh's Outline Maps
Cotton and kitch's Introductory Geography
Cotton and Fitch's Modern School Geography.
Camps Geography. .
Cartee's Physical Geography.
fitch's Physical Geography.
litchs Mapping Plates.
Mitchelis Primary Geography.
Mitchells intermediate Geography.
Mitchelps New intarmediate Geography
MitchelPs Geography and Atlas
Mitchclls Ancient Geography and Atlas
MitchelPs Outline Maps.
MOnteith's First Lessons In Geography
MOnteiths lntrOductiOtto 20 Manual s-7a
Monteith'B Manual OF Geography,
MOnteith's New Manuai ~ ...-
McNatiy s Geography.
Morse's Geography. elE ..l.U l4Lf
Oluey' Geography and Atlas. H..#
Plrley's GeogTaphF- IL ..-t.
Pelton's Outline Maps.
smiths First Book in Geography.
Smiths Quarto Geography. = ...-.
Whites Class Book OF Local GeOCraphy
Warren,s Primary Geography.
Warrens Common school Geography.
Warren's Physical Biography
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AAFRIaIONY.
The follawlng argument i5r matrimouy was writ
ten IN ne olden time:

The follswlng argument ior matrimony was writ
ten IN me olden time;
Like to ring without a finger,
or like a bell without ringer
or like g horae that's never RIDDEN
or ike = feast und no guest 1iudoni
Or like well Without bucket
Or like a ruse and no one pluck IL
Just snoh as those, .
May aho be said, h
That time doth lQse,
And dyes maid
The ring II worno t H
The hnger dccketh,
The bell II rung,
Good music muketh
The horse doth ease
IL he BE- ridden, .
The feast doth please
Ifguests BE- bidden,
The bucket draws
The water for thee, ...
The rose when pluckt
Is thOn most worthy
So Is the maiden
In mine eyes
Who loves aud marryea
Ere she dyes.
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ARITHMETIC.

Adams New Arithmetic ~
Adams u. Al First Arithmetic
COlburn's First Lessons
Davies Practical Arithmetic
Davies University Arithmetic
Greeuleafs Common School Arithmetic
Greenleafs Higher Arithmetic
Rays First Arithmetic
Ray' second Arithmetic.
Rays Third Arithmetic.
Rays Higher Arithmetic
Rays Keys 70 the Higher and Third Arithmetics.
Stoddardis Juvenile Mental Arithmetic.
stoddard.s American IntellectuAl Arithmetic.
Stoddard's Practical Arithmetic
Stoddard's Philosophical Arithmrtic
Smiths Arithmetic
Th0mpsOn's Practical Arithmetic
Thompson's Highe- Arithmetic
Traceys Elementary Arithmetic
TraCeys Commercial Arithmetic.
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BooK-KEEPTNG.

I .crittsnden'5 BQOk-Keeping, Counting House edi
ton. -.- .-# L#.-
Duf-s Book Keeping. = Llr ..H
Fulton and EAstman's Bookkeeping
Jones Book Keeping. Ut r ~.
Mayhew's Bookkeeping. Il.H
Karsh's Bank and Joint Stock Accounts
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RRMO V4L.
mas RETURNED no ms OLD

III AS RETURNED To HIS OLD
stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN HOTE
where he viii continue 20 keep q choioe Assortment
q the most improved kinds q SPEGTA 0LES. All
dis Glasses whether Tor near or tar sighted
under hih own inspeotioh, BY machinery Of a new
construction, With The grgatest care, as TO suit the
sFss Il All cases curing Weakness, Dizziness OF In
lsmmatign Of the eyes, and tmpartinE strehgth lof
louF reading OF the aeWfnq. .-l.4..
e. \. a. SoLoMuEsuE would here inform the
publlc that be never employs any one In the sale @
hts lenees.
uag- Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES
MICROSCOPES, CONPASSES, &C. kept on hand.
So ARTIFICIAL EHES inserted without pain
q perfect natural. Jr.r.r
6FEIcR-No, lS0 superior st., under the AmeEioap
Hatli augln
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
A COMPOUND REMEDY. DE

n rAFyUl NbAlAaD- LALluLAL u OLl-
IA SIGNED to be the most eneCtual ALTERArIv1
that can Be made. 1t is a cOncentrated extract Of
Para Sarsaparilla 50 combined with other snbstan-
effective antidote for the diseases Saraflla Is re-
puted to cure. 1t is believed that such remedy Il
Wsnted By thoss who suffer from StrumOus COM
plants, and that one which viii accomplish their
cure must prove Of immense service 10 this large
class Of our iictsd fslIow- w-citizens Bow complete
y this compound will do tt has been proven By ex-
pertinent many OF the worst cases 70 Be leund in
scRoFUIA AND SoRoTULous CosfrLA AIsfs, RRuF-
TI0Ns AND ERUFrIvH DISEASES, ULcEHs5 PIMPLEs,
BLoToHEsr FUuOasy SALT RHEUN, ScAID AEADs
DISEASE, DHoPsT, HEuRAIGIA Oh TIC DoULoUaEU1,
DEBILITY DYsPEPsIA AEp IEDIGEssI0g, ERTsIPELAs,
ROSE on 81. ANTHoET's EIRE, and-indeed the whole
Blood. -uI
ETms compound will be found great promoter Of
health hen taken in the spring. 70 eLpei the oul
humOrs which tester in the blood at that season OF
ranking disorders are nipped IN the bud Multi
tudes can, By the AID Of this remedy, spare them
selves Lroin tn9 enorliice oI loul efnptlons alq ~
eerous sores through which the system viii strive
70 rc itself % eorruptOns If not assisted to do this
through the natural channels Of the body By an al
teratlye meQlclne- lleanse out the Yltlateq plooq
whenever you ind its impurities bursting through
the skin in PlmPlesi erupuonss or soras cleanse IL
veins cleanse it whenever &c is fonl and your feel
iDgs will tel you when Even Where no particular
disorder Is felt people enjoy better health, and i've
longer, fur cleansing the blood. Keep the blood
healthy and all e Well5 but with this pabulum OF
life disordered, there can be no lasting health
Sooner or Iater ssmething must 20 wrong and the
great machinery OF life is dsordered oYerthroEn.
Sarsaparilla has, and deserves much, the reputa-
tion Of accomplishing these ends But the world
has been egrpgousy deceived BY preparations OF IL,
partly because the drug alone has not AL the virtue
that is claimed for t, but more because mauy pre-
parations pretending % be eOheentratsd extracts Of
t. contain but little Of the virtue OF sarsapara or
any thing else. .r.
During late years the public have been uislsd yb
large bottles, pretending 70 give quart Of Extrci
q Sarsaperill for dollar. Most Of these have
been frauds upon the sick for they not only contain
littes 4 any, saEsaparilia, but often no curative
properties Whatey6r. Hence, bitter and painful dis
appointment has followed the use Of the various ex.
tracts Of SarsaparIa which flood the market, until
the name ITSELF Is Justly dHspiset, and has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat Still We
ply such remedy Is shall rescue the name nom the
load Of obIoQuy which rests upon it. And We think
we have ground for believing it has virtues which
irresistible by the ordinary Of the diseases
its intended to cure. In order 70 secure their com
plete eradication from the SYSTEM the remedy shOule
Be j1licousy taken according 70 directions on th'
II hofffo