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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI,
NoxuBER gouNTg.

PROBATE COURT, MAY TEBa, a. D.,
1860.
10 the matter OF The anRa9l sfule.
ment Of the estate Of Willi9m Rob
insoa, deceased, BY Chas. w. Moore
adminislratof-
10 Caroline P. Robinson, William
Robinson, MaryK Robinson, james
B. Robinson. Charles 7. Robinson
and Fanny Robinson, ~non.rtsidenl
heirs Of said decedent-
W0U are hereby notified 10 Sc and
= appear before this court, at the
courthouse thereof, in the town Of Ma
con on the third Monday in July A D
1860, It being The. frsl day Of aaiC
term, then and there to show caase
ifany you can, why the annual accoun
Of Charles w. Moore. administrator 0
William Robinson, decreased, shoull
not be allowed and approved and De
creed accordingly.
Issued on the 28th day Of May
A. D 1860.
CHARLES BELTS.
nal so. go. 4w Clerk,
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the 1lB Bale
M u J. HOLBERG, Successors
Va to ". NJ Haynes 4 Co.. would

M Il J. H0IBERG, Successors
W. to w. M Haynes q COL would
respectfully call Hse attention ofthe pub
Ito 10 their lafga ana well selected stock
Of Groceries, H~arlware. Woodenware,
end Plantation Supplies. They win
keep constantly on hand i full supply
Of Family Groceries.
Purchasers arc invited 10 call and ex-
anime their stock-consistihg 10 part Of
the following articles:
Loaf, Crushed, Refined and choice
Brown Sugars, Rio and Java Coffee,
best quality
Moiasses in Bbls and ! bbls, and
stuart's first quality Syrup.
Flour, best Brands Of Extra a1@8uper-
fine Mess Pork, Mackerel and Bacon.
Sperm, Adamantine, and Star Can
dies, full weight.
Raisins, Currants, Almonds, Pecans
and Prunes, Pickles, Pie Fruits, and
Preserved Ginger.
Yeast Powders, Soda and Saleratus.
Black pepper, Cayenne, do. Race and
Ground Ginger.
Nutmegs, Cloves, and Allspice.
Lemon, Raspberry and Strawberry
Syrnps. Crackers, Rice and Buckwheat.
Macboy and Carrots Snuff.
Cigars of the best brands. A fine lot
Of Chewing ard Smoking Tobacco.
Green and Black tea-best quality.
Castle, Te.!et and Family Soups.
Goshen Butter, ard and Cheese.
Powder -Sqpb III sises. BAR Lead
and Water preof Caps.
A choice selection Of hiquors-con
sisting of Braadies, Scheidam Sehnaps
Old london Port, Clarct aud Other
wine, old Bourbon. Rye, Dexter, Rose
and other brands Of Wbiskey.
Hardware Ovens Spiders Pots apt
Skillets, Frying Pans end Endirons
Trace chains, and Fifth do,
Spades ard Long handled shovels.
Axes, Hatchets and Hammers.
Mil Saws and hand do.
Hinges from 36 inches to 8inches.
Horse sloe Nails-Nails, all sizes.
; Woodcnware-Ceda Juniper ano
painted Tubs-all sizes, Brass Boun'
Buckets, 3 Hoop Juniper buckets, pain
ted Buckets, Toy, do, Well Buckets
all sizes. Sugar and Coffee boxes. broom
Churns, &c.
Bagging and Rope. also q large lot Q
! Rubber Betting for Gin Bands, from
inches 3 ply to 5 inches 4 ply.
Stone ware Of every description.
Call and examine the Stock and 20
will be satisfied that there is no need c
going to Mobile to lay in your supplies
Macon, Jan. Is, 1860.
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State Of Mississippi,
Norubee County,.
PROBATE COURT, MAY TERN, A. D
tern

PROBATE COURT, MAY TERN, A. D,
le60.
In the matter Of the petition Of Israel
Welsh, administrator oflhe'estafe o.
Micaiah Thomas deceased for faal
settlement
TO Erwin Thomas. ANN Palienc,
Thctqas. miuor heirs Of said de.
ceased, being non%.residenls and tC
Sarah D. Galloway, guardian o.
said minors
WOU are hereby notified to be and
y appear before this court. at the
Court house thereof, in the town of Ma.
con, on the Bird Monday in July, a D
1860, it being the first day Of said July
term, then and there to show cause, j
any you can, why the fnal account o
Israel Welsh, administrator Of the estate
of Micaiah Thomas, deceased, should
not be allowed aud deereed accordingly
Issued May %. 1860
CHARLES BELTS,
CIetk,
NAV 80, go. Nv
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Administrators N OtiCe
May 80, go. Nv

z EGrER Of administration having
~ been granted to the undersigned
at the May tenn A. u. 1860, Q
the honorable Probate Court Of Noxu
bee county, Mis- isslppi, on the estate
of Jas. P, Haynes, deceased, notice
is hereby given to all persons lndeble-
to the said es,ate 10 come forward ant
make immediate payment, and all per
sons having claims against lie SAINT
are required 10 present them duty pro
batcd and registered within The TINT
prescribed by law, or they will be for
ever barred.
Issued on the 28th May, 1860
WiLmoTH HAYNES Admx
Jos. & COLE, Admir-.
NAY 80, 1860. Ct
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Cherokee Remedy.
AN UNFAILING CURE FOR
IOnOrfbta and all Diseases Of the Urinary

Organs.
THIS REMEDY cures when all
other preparation fail. II is entirely
unlike every other compound; contain
ing no mineral poison or ha0seo4s
Drug; as it is prepared solely from
Roofs, BGrkS and Leaves and hns been
handed down from one generation to
another by he Cherokce Indians. II
is offered to the public on its own in-
trinsic merits. 1t performs its duty
quickly and thoroughly. The waJ1'-
toanto of either sex will be repaid by
using tins remedy instead Of placing
themselves at the mercy Of some quack
or professor. This remedy strikes al
the very root Of the disease; its tenden-
cy is not simply to suspend the poison.
bat to remove the cause, on which it de-
ponds. Full directions in pamphlet form
accompanying each bottle. The speed
and permanent relief afforded by thi;
Remedy, in all cases Of Gonorrhna
(Clapp) elect, Gravel, Structure, FluoI
Albns Whites in Females and all dis.
eases Of the Urinary Organs, has as.
tohished the most scientific men Of the
age. This remedy not only cradicates
all poison from the system but lnvigo.
rates the most delicate constitution.
n5It does not affect the Breath, OF
interfere with any class of business, OF
require any deviation from the usuaI
diet. u5Tl 1t requires no assistance f. on
other medicine.
Iz-And what enhances its value, il
the entire absence Of all nauseoas tasle
being a pleasanto aud delicious syrup.
Price 50 per bottle, or three bottles for So
POTTER Il MERWlN,
Sole ProprieIors, St. Louis, Mo
Sold in Macon by Il. DENT,
SAMPLE & McLELLAND.
Mobile, GEO. CosTER,
TALLANT & Co.
JoHN WRIcHr & Co., New Orleans
Wholesale and retail agents for III
South, ly Mor' I. '59,
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STaTE or MISSISSIPPI,
Nnvrnrr CnINTv-
PROBATE COURT, APRIL TERM A. D,
1870.

NoxUBEE County,
PROBATE COURT, APRIL TERM "A. D.
1859.
In the matter of the petition Of B c.
Williams and his wife N. G. Williams,
o.heirs.at-law Of John Williams, late
of said county, deceased, for sale of
lands, tenemcnts and hereditomcnts
and appurtanences for division among
the heirs of said ~decedeut-
To Rebecca Mitchell and her husband
Janis Mitchell, Orphelia hewitt and
her husband Francis hewitt, and A.
manda Wragg and her husband Reu-
bin Wragg, nonresident heirs
WOU and each Of you are hereby
III notified 10 be and appear before the
Probate court, at the courthouse there
Of, of Noxubee county, Miss, Aforesaid,
on the Sd Monday III Ju e, 1860,
and the first day Of said term,
then and there to show cause if any
YOU can why the lands de or b d as
10 lows, 10 wit. the 81 of SEi,sac- q,
Me- Of NE sec. SO, and NE Of NEf
scc. SO, al ia II. l6, r Is, E also
NV ONE sec, SO, 7. l6, r. Is, E
should not be sold Tor distributor
among the heirs Of said deoedent,
Issued this 18th April, 1860.
CHARLES BELTS,
Nag 2. go. CIV Clerk.
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store Houses fon Rent.
sample & EIcLeiland,

DRUGGlSTS-MAC0Nl MISS.
EEAYE taken an interest in the
Drug House Of Tallant, Il Co.,
Battle House Drug Store, Mobile. Ala,
They will be represented in Mobile BY
|G. d. McLelland. who will take pleas
uro in seeing bis friends from Noxubee,
aud adjoining counties when visitiagth
city, or in attending to any orders they
may send him for any description Of
goods they may wish to purchase in
Mobile.
Jan. II, 1860. If
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R~ENOVATING.

gTHE subscriber has made arrange.
menls lin connection with his
tailoring business) o. CLEAN amp
RENOVATE all kind Of Gentle
mems Clothing promptly and in a be-.
Ter style than ever before done in hi:
place, an,
For such work the cash will be ek.
peeled on delivery Of the same.
d, n. WORD.
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ENCOURAGE
HOME ENTERPRISE.

undersigned having been en-
H. gagged in the South, for the last
fifteen wears 10 the manufacture Of
PORTABLE GRIST MILLS, du'
ring which time he has made such i'm
provements in milling, that enable the
planter to grind from ten to fifteen
bushels of Meal per hour with horse
power being al east three times the
amount ground by any Horse Mills
manufactured in the North or East
IrPrices range from 500 TO Si0O
call the atten ion of those interes-
ted 10 Milling, TO a late improvement
that [ have made. The Improvements
consists in constructing the Mil Sc
that the lowerrock or runner osciIlate'
and bears on all The surface ofthc rock;
equally, thereby preventing the MI.
from becoming u%nleveI, and grinding
coarse meal. Beware Of imitation;
and false representations.
0 MlLLS,-The un
dersisncd is prepared to manuficturt
FLOUR MILLS OF the best Frencl
Burr Rock, with the above improve
ments, with an extra Mill for regrind
inr the same wheat. Also, Small
Mills Of the mos! approved kind al
of Which are made portable and dciIy
cred to order in any part OF the soull
on the most reasonable terms,
F. X. BRIDGES.
Aberdeen, Miss, March. %, 1860.
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D.
DIARRHCEA MIXTURE.

.WVHLs preparation, which has been
so long used in The county as an
~anjaiting remedy for the cure Of all
diseases 81 the bowels, may be had in
any quantity at tho posi- Office, or at bis
private residence in Macon.
Cough Mixtnre.-This well.
tried mixture may also be had at the
above mentioned places.
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SunhOwer land for Sale

RSp% Acres of land in Suudower
C0O County, one mile and a quar-
ter fronting Sunfower river, one hundred
and sixty acres having been doadencd
three years all above overflow. This
land IS situated eight miles from Col.
q ci!lvepiv's. und tnree miles from
Frank Johnson's, Esq. and was soloc-
ted by myself in the year 1856, The
public road from McNut to Greenville,
passes through the track. Price $40
per acre.
ISAAC B. HUDSON.
Shuqualak, March, 20, go. 3m
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%lnsOlYent NOtice .
STATE OF MISS lSSIPPI,
NoxuBEE CoUNTY,
PROBATE COURT, MAY TERN
IA. D.. 1860.

FIkOo4 ~ 200ANA VIA = EANNA
A. D., 1860.
In the matter Of the FINAL settlement Of
the estate Of Rebecca j. Carleton, de-
ceased, by H. L. Jarnagin, admins
TRAITOR
To the children Of Stephen Carleton, de-
ceased, to wit Isham, Henry, John,
Robert, Joshua, Tothall, Martha,
Eliza. Louisa, and some three or four
others. whose names are unknown
nonresident heirs
WrOU are hereby notified to be and
= appear before this court at the
court house thereof, on the Bird Mon.
day in July. A, D, 1860, it being
the first day Of said July term, then and
there show Cause, il any you can, why
the final account Of II. L. Jarnagin, ad
ministrator Of the estate Of Rebeccr
4. Carleton, deceased, should not be al
lowed and approved and decrced accor
dingly,
Issued on the 2Sth May, 1860.
CHARLES Belts,
Clcrk
Af.u On ,R0 Aw
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Commissioners Sale.
SrGlsMuND NJ. SpodNEE and
her husband IL N. SPooNER
No. 423 vs..
EDWIN BARNES ct al.
DY virtue Of a decree Of The Chan
kB Gerry Couu Of Noxubee county in
tbs State Of Mississippi, made at the
last October term thereof, | with on
Monday the 4th day of Jnne next,
1860, before the courthouse door, in
the town Of Macon, in SAID county, be-
tween the hours prescribed by law
proceed to sell at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, on credit Of Six months
from The day of sale. the following
described lot, with the improvements
thereon, 10 wit lot No. four (4) IN
block No. two ~ fronting the Depot,
east Front street, twenty-five feet front
running pack east seventy'tive feel, ly
inc and being at the Macon Depot IN
said county and State, to pay the pur.
chase money due complainanls herein.
The purchaser or purchasers will
be required to give bond with approx.
ed security. for the purchase monty
payable six months from the day Of
sale,
Com'r in Chancery.
Nrn Ioeo Aw
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May 8. 1860
GENERAL AGENCY
AMI COLLECTOR.

n b. ROBBINS offers his services
- 10 the public as Collector and
General Agent. His post office is at
.Cootsville, Noxubce county Miss.
AUG. 81, 80, iy
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MS0Jrcnt Notice.
NVHE estate OF Thomas G, Rupert,
n deceased, having been declared
insoIvent blythe Probate CouFl Of Nox-
ubee county, Mississpp', the creditors
are hereby notified to come for
ward and have their claims duty rrc-
baled and registered in the register KEEP
by the clerk Of said court on &C before
The third Monday OF May, a. d. 1861,
r tn y shall / s forever bar e..
J STOCKARD,
NAV 1860. Ga Adm'r.
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IN & MeLELLlND,
- 49,

Taxubee and the surrounding
,1at o,,r stock Of Drugs, Medl-
4 verifying usually kept % 90
n town is nov complete aud
eny time hereafter not have
h ' called for, We will order it
bi,e, and have it here in three
sbich, if the cash is not paid
large the Mobile credit price
Is paid, at Mobile cash prices
got added, ~
# our stock.
ne give a list Of some of the
1 a,} now offering at fair remu-
: rrices -
TENT MEDICINES.
Blood Purifiers.
strengthening Cordial :,
Yellow Dock Il Sarsaparilla'
aparilla,
do
10 Stillingia,
efatiye,
4 liver Invigorator,
BitterS.
Holland Bitters, HOLLAND $
4 .yughton' do. Ilostetter $
Il o.
L Pills.
yandreth $, Mofat's, Strong's
9raefenberg's, Hull's, Cook $,
rger's, McLanc's, Spencer's,
Moryo'e lndinn Root, oo'n'
Z hartic, Samples Anti Bilious.
/ Fever h Ague, Sir james
y emale.
LialmeatS,
/ Mustang Ch%loroform, Far
I abiap, Camphor, Dalley's Pain
Il, Perry Davis's Pain Killer
n Ready Relief, Kolmstock :
fner
OiatmentS..
j Grays,
4 81 Bazilicon,
PaSterS
a Porous, Compound Lead, lr
Hebrew,
,et and Agpe Remedies
que Cure, Rhodes Fever 4
Z, Bonhave's Holland Bitters
a agosue, Samples Fever 4
Il SbalIcnhergcr's Pills.
4 TemyHgeS
i 3, Jayne's Tonic, McLane S
ebos Kolmstock S,
Il P0IisheS,
Aare British Lustre, Mason
h., Rotten Stone, Ground Pun
! mchitis Dyspepsia, Dcbility
Bs44,pttoa and Nervous Dis
n ser's Genuine Preparation Q
spaitcs Of Lime and Soda.
4 5 Col Liver Oil,
Bud Syrup Of Phosphates Of Iron
#rrl Potassa -Chemical Food.
B1lsam Of Wild Cherry.
Il Cherry pectoral
4 puatjaas for the Hair,
n Hair iovieorator, Lyons ia
54rry's rricopheroas, Phalon'
4 atrejls Hlir Restorative an
E@riaec4tor. Jayna's Hal
Wood Hair Restorative, RuI
i cocaine Rose Hair Oil, Ea
#ienpe-pariS FRANCE. Pnmatun
g. Eeryienne-- Paris, France
b ros Hair Dye, Mrs, Allen
Restorative.
CoSR}cticS.
4 Iinegar, Liquid Rooza, ILL
Pink Chalk Balls, White d.
1 Toilet Powder, Lnbin's Sup
! let Soap, Brown Windsor SoaI
\ Wash Balls, Darby's Proph,
8.nd, Jules Haul's Transporter
jalls.
! Cholera, Dysentery and
D5dryhu0,
S Cordial, Mcrrells Cholera Cur
| els Neutraliaing Cordial.
| .iads Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff
! window Glass, Putty, Putt
Glaciers Materials, Surgie
b onts, lamps, Brushes, Trusse
AL Supporters, Wines, Liquor
chief Extracts, Flayoring al
~. Extracts, Teas, Stationer
d Catsup, Pickles, Varnis
ns, Fishing Tackle, Toilett A
rtumery, Yeast Powders. M
o. sters, Fresh Salmon, Tat
gJrs, S~yringes, Shot, Powdt
pockct Cutlery, &c.
ais Uterine Catholicon, CT
amedv.
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Rail Road Script Wanted.
DERS0NS having Railroad Script
y which they have received in pay
ing their county taxes, win be taken in
payment Of debts due this office.
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GOODS! NEW GOODS!
& FIELD,

ShWQualak, Miss
UEgS leave to call the attention o.
B their friends TO their large stock o
DRY.GOODS, consisting cf 3 Blankets
Kerscys, Linseys, Callcoes, Jeens.
Satineis Merinoes, Delaines, %JaconeIl.
Null and Swis, M0siiRs,
Red and white Eanaels
BATS, A, Ga, mud Is bleached
DOMESTTCS.
ga, rs. "A, 5-4 Brown Domcsticsi
Osnaburgs.
Ready, made Clothing.
Boots, Shoes, Has, Caps
and B0nnetS,
Hardware Of every Kind
GROCERIES, Tobacco, Soap.
Candles. Tea, Ponder and Shot,
BAGCING AND ROPE,
In fact almost everything usually KEEP
in an u~p.counlry store all Of which they
ofer on very reasonable terms.
Call and examine for yourselves, nc
charge for showing goods; they will bt
On hand all the time ready to wal
upon their friends as usual.
ATThev will oive:he flrest marke
price for COTTON, Dry Cow hides
Beeswox, Tallow, Chickens, Eggs
ard Turkeys.
ShnqnaIak, Oct. 25, 80. ly
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The Metropolitan
WASHING MACHINE!

WASHING MACHINE!
NLOTH when soiIed is soiled ttro'
y and through, and 10 be cleansed
must be washed through and through,
All raJJing, whether by hand or ma,
chimes is a great waste of power, and
rsrg luxurious 10 The cloth.
THIS
WONDERFUL
WASHING
3 remarkable ior the following quahue wAel
il is warranted TO possess;
IT STRAINS THE WATER
POWERFULLY
THROUGH
THE TOUGHEST AS
WELL AS
MOST DELICATE TEXTURE
Washing thoroughly and without The least is.
JURY TO THE CLOTH OR BuTsoSs
Ii is perfectly simple,
very strong and durable, and can hardly c
out of repair.
his light and portable,
and when not IA Use taxes I'D NJ mora room
than tie common WASH TUB.
ACOMauN HAND CAN
WITH PERFECT EASE
AND SAFETY TO THE
MOST DELICATE FABRIC,
WASH FASTER AND BETTER
Than fonr WaSherWomea
Liberal Commission allowed
Merchants and Agents who can give good
references,
Orders promptly filled,
with Machines having FULL directions fCF
use, always ON hand IA The stores Of
DAWSON, CAYANAGH 4 co,
Nos, Is, II, 10, 81 South Water i.
Sole Agents for the States OF Alabama and
Mississippi.
A Machine may be seen IN use at Mr.. 5
Brysen's residence.
WI olso have a Wringiag Appa.
rdtuS for removing the water from the
Clothes. Ii can be attached 10 the
Washing Machine, and il removes The
water 50 thoroughly that The clothes
have to remain only IN hour or so on
the line. Ia Its operation il is inslan.
mneous, simple, durable, can hardly
rel out Of repair, and will not injure
cloth Of the mos delicate texture,
7. G: PHILLIPS, agent, Macon
Dec 81, 1859, Iy
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SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
as they camc tFrourh thc lils Of her sturdy

as they came throurh the Iii s Of her sturdy
sweetheart
The scene changed. Our happy couple
were at the altar ofihc village church, and
the pastor placing her hand in his, repeated
in solemn tones, "What God hath joined let
no man put ssunder
Another scene and the last. A pretty cot
tagc with a porch before the door, wreathed
with vines and flowers. Our Yankee girl
stood in the DOORWAY awaiting her husbands
return from his daily labor, with the small
fat hands Of two chubby, rosy little pledges
Of love nesting in her own, W o, as then
papa drew near, ran out to welcome him
with soft, moist kisses, and prattled merrily
with him of birds and flowers, IS the took
their evening stroll through the garden.
'HeayeH! clied johnny, in rapture, and
aw okc to find the warm kiss of Daisy upon
his forehea9.
Roguish Daisy. She had been absent from
hone, and returned a few hours after the ar
rival f ~Johnny's ship. Hastily arranging
her sunny curls, and putting on a pair OF
trim little gaiters-a nice tasty little bonnet
and Pretty shawl, she tripped joyfully down
to the wharf, and found Johnny On board
asleep, snoring away quito furiously, and
talking to himself in u very odd, queer way,
VI pretty SHIr, iOFciy DOyb, anu IdIduioC.
Placing her small hand upon his shoulder,
and giving him a good pull, and at the same
time a hearty Hiss, he slowly opened his
eyes, joytully surprised at Daisy's presence
You naughty fellow said she, with a mer
ry laugh. I've caught you dreaming O
Italian and Spanish maidens, and whispering
beautifully lovely 'gorgeousr Paradise
&C., which | supp ose means that they ar
perfect and heavenly in your eyes
Fudge said Johnny, i was only dream
ing Of you Daisy, and the joys of my Dativ
land, as contrasted with the homes and fa
ones Of foreign chimes. Their homes are M
heaven to me like mine, neither are the
daughters angels like you and your sister
the fair maids of my own loved land.
Then Daisy sat down by Johnny, an
told him how that she had faithfully sci
him loving epistles, though they had strang
ly miscarried; that she had not received hi
that her little heart, too, had been very, vel
Jealous, though she had struggled against
bravely and then there was an affectiona
making up, Johnny forgiving Daisy, al
Daisy p~ardoning Johnny. Soon after tn
were united for life, and Johnny never sig
ed more for the fair maids Of the Pacific,
J the daughters of the East, or for the girls
sunny Italy, or of bonny Spain.
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-ALSO-
SANFORD'S FAMILY
C~ATHARTIC PILLS
COMPOUNDED FROs


Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up in GLASS
CASES, air-tight, and will keep in any climate.
The Family Cathar- tic Pill is a gentle but
active Y athart1c (which the proprietor
has used IN his prac- tee more than twenty
years. 1u
The constantly in = creasing demand from
those who have long {. used the PILLS and
the satisfaction which - all express in regard
to their use, has in> duced m Q to place
them within the reach "a of all.
The Profession we'll know that different
Cathartics act on diff (ferent portions of the
bowels. S~
The Family Gather & tic Pill has, with due
reference to this well H established fact, been
compounded from q variety of the purest
vegetable Extracts, which act alike en- e-
cry part OF the ali - mentary canal, and
are good and safe In e all cases where a Ca>
thartlc Is needed, such Derangements of the
Stomach, Slcepiness, : Pains in the Back and
L. o pins, Costiveness, Pain d Soreness
over the whole body,( from s u d d n Geld.
which frequently, if lneglected,f end in a
long course ct Fever, loss Of appetite,I Ia creeping
sensation of cold over the body, restlesspess. he ad.
ache, or veight in be head, all infammatory dis
eases, worms in children or adults, R~heumatism, a
great purifier of the blood and many diseases to
which fesh is heir, too numerous to mention in
this advertisement. Dose. | to 5. Price Three
Dimes.
The Liver InvigOrator and Family Cathartic
Pills are retailed by Druggists generally, and sold
wholesale by the Trade in all the large towns.
S. T.W SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor.
1886 Broadway, New York.
Nay ,, 1901. 37-Jv
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-12-05
TO PHYSICIANS,
COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND PLANTERS.

All who need Articles in the Drug Line
ID +. PE5CUD is again at his post, after an
. absence Of several weeks in New York and
other northern cities, where he has been making
mis- purchases for the Fall trade, and it gives him
pleasure to be able to assure his old friends and
the public generally, that he is now better pro-
pared thal ever to supply all they require in his
line OF business at unprece dcntedly low prices
His Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Perfume
~, Toilet Articles, Brushes, Window Glass, CT
gars, Tobacco, Condiments, Spices, are of the
most superb quality, and the prices and terms to
cash or prompt dealers, will be satisfactory in
every respect. His long experience in business,
and his knowledge of the wants of his customers
give him superior advantages, and he hopes all
his old friends, and many new ones, will call or
send him their orders when in need of any articles.
1t is needless to enumerate his stock he will on
y add that it is complete and much larger than
ever, and will be replenished by weekly arrivals
from time to time.
Goods put up neatly, packed carefully. and for.
Warded with the Utmost dispatch to any part Of
the country in this State and Virginia.
Raleigh, Sept. 9, 1853. 3--tf