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Mr.. ROBERTS REPLY.

Mr. ROBERTS REPLY. b.. ..-....
Gentlemen Engineers, and Mechanics: @
am not master Of language to express my graft
fcaton at this evidence Of your friendship In eav-
ing this place, and severng this connection that has
pleasantly existed for so long time between us,
mere verbal expression of your appreciation would
have been most thankfully received.
But when you make me the recipient Of this cost
y testimonial Of your high estcenl you have placed
me under many obligations, for which few words
of thankfulness are but poor return.
Gentlemen, your magnificent gift, costly in mate.
rial, and most beautifully designed, is rendered =
thousand times more valuable to me, knowing by
the inscription thereon, that it comes from you my
friends, with whom have been so intimately asso-
ciated the past five years, and friends not only
gard it for it's intrinsic value but knowing it came
from honest hearts, and faithful and trusty hands.
Gentlemen, most of you commenced here on this
road with me, and testify to your faithfulness,
and the interest you all have manifested for this
road, and if there is any credit due, it rightly be-
longs to you for the good condition of the Shops,
Engines and Cars, and whatever credit may be due
me for devising and planning, the greatest part be-
longs to you for their successful execution.
Gentlemen, my intercourse with you has been as
pleasant as could expect, and have always found
you kind and accommodating to one another, and
always ready to assist at moments notice, and
ready to do your duty; and I have been highly
pleased with the mechanical skill and good judg-
ment you all have manifested both in the shop and
on the road and the many kindnesses have been
favored with, will never be lost sight Of
Gentlemen, your magnificent gift, l accept with
much gratitude; and with the assistance of my bet
ter half l will preserve it with great care and
wherever am or in what cline may be located,
it will be one Of the happiest moments of my life to
gaze upon this beautiful present; and it will bring
back to me thos fond recollections Of the past and
my prayers shall always be for your happiness and
prosperity.
Accept gentlemen friends, each one and all Of you,
my most sincere thanks
We understand that the beautiful service present
ed to Mr.. Roberts, was furnished by Mr.. Chas. H.
Thompson, Of this City.-Standard]
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JNO. M. GALLAWAY.
Late Of Rockingham, N. c.,
WIN. Il. BURLINGTON,
COMMISSION NERO HANT.

WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO Al,
w consignments of NasaI Storts, Clifton, -Four, Tin.
b and other country produce either for sale or shipment
Ny Wharf and Warehouses being conveniently located
for ,he reception Of produce either by Railroad or River
enables me to make my charges light.
Refers TO II. A. SAVAGE,
Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear Wilmington
JOHN DAWSON,
President Bank of No. Car Wilmington.
VI. H JONES,
Cashier Bank Of Cape Fear, Raleigh
November II, 1853. 97-wly.
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PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.

AaN n AON AMI NEINOES fOh SALE
IN SOUTHWESTERN GEORGIA.
TINE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY HAS
been placed in my hands for SALE by one of the most
successful Cotton Planters in Western Georgia. who
desires u change of residence and occupation:
Three open and highly improved PLANTATIONS, stu
ated in the heart of the Lime Belt" convenient to Rail
road; s-as 1~s~fs5
One containing $500 Acres;
One containing l.750 Acres; and
One containing 1850 Acres;
Together with all of the Stock complete Planting Uten
sls and an abundant supply Of Provisions.
Also, seventy experienced and No. l, Cotton making
NEGROES, the most of whom working hands, will be
sold with the Plantations if desired but not separately
Terms as follows be made "a small amount of cash.
aid the balance in nsamens of one two three and four
years. well secured, with interest payable annually.
Persons wishing the property will please notify
me few days before visiting the country that may be at
home Oh their arrival.
For further particulars address me a. "Bonds Mills
BakCr county, Georgia.
W. W. CHEEvER.'
Nav 9. 1859. l9-wtf
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Nav 9. 1859.
BA UGH'S
RAW BONE SUPER.PHOSPHATE OF LIME,


AUG & SONS
Wholesale Office and Store 20 s. Wharves, be.
tween Market and Chestnut Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
In the preparation of this Valuable Manure, BONES
II ARE USED IN. THEIR RAW STATE ONLY. They
have never been BOILED They taken az
nature has made them crushed with powerful Machinery
and subjected to process by which, while all the virtue
OF the Bone is retained Fertilizer is procured furnishing
in CONCENTRATED and SOLUBLE the Two ndispensa
bic ingredients for the growth Of Plants and enrchng the
SOIL viz: Phosohoric zcid and Amanonia. These two
gradients BY the use Of "BAUGHS RAW BONE SU.
PERPHOSPHATE are given to the soil in all their orgi
M sfysnyM and purity These assimate at with
the SOIL furnish all the neednl Ammonia for the glowing
CROP giving ample uxuriance and leave the land per-
manenty benefited that its presence be traced for
~ We recommend farmers to purchase Of our Agents
everywhere SOD 5l1l =
BAUGH 4 SONS
No. 90 South Wharves.
For Sale by JAMES NJ. TOWLES,
General Agent for the sale of Agricultural Implements and
Farming Utensils. and Fertilizers, Raleigh, n C.
February "a, 1850. -. "a .ts..| : 9-w4t
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HRLLEMDNT FOR SALE.

This DESIRABLE AND MUCH ADMIRED RESI-
dence one mile north Of the town Of Pittsboro =:
c. b now offered for sale on accommodating terms. Ias
land is we'll adapted % the culture OF Corr Wheat a
and Tobacco. There s also the premises fine Orcssn
Of carefully selected fruits. Nowhere in North
can there Be found moro pleasant hummer retreat n.
this The scenery . surprisingly beantul-with one"
the 9nest landscape views eat OF Che mountains.
2 1 's,s IS II. J. RAMSAY, Pittsborc.
40 1.9 Or DR J.. W, PAGE Raleige,
lshkuat q IN. s-wa
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$50 REWARD,

TIME ABOVE REWARD OF FIFTY DOLLARS
will be paid for the apprehension and delivery me-
or confinement in any Jail that can get him. of my
man WILLIAM bright mniatto feiow about SO years Of
age feet inches high. we'll formed, with bushy head
excited embarrassed when questioned and weighs about
l59 lbs. who ran away from me on the 18th June last
papers in his possession and passing under an assumed
name. free man, in Warren and Halifax counties He
has been heard from several times in the neghbohood Of
Shady Grnve. Warren cunty. ny information respect.
ing hum will be thankfully received. -,.s5g-
WM. D. COPPEDGE
h.:a- 80 'Castalia, Nash County, N. c.
February Is, 1850. s-s. S-wtf*
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PROPERTY HOLDERS LOOK TO your
INTERESTS

Caswell Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
OrrIcE AT MILTON, CAswELL COUNTY, NC
TulHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN SUCCESSFUL
operation for the past eight years, and during that
time has punctualy paid all LOSSES.
.- DIRECTORS.
n. l.. Walker. Isaac Oettinger,
Dr. VIM. M. Brooks, Benz. Hines,
A. c. Finly, Witcher Keen.
ThOs ID. Johnston, X. H. Lewis,
L. IL. Hunt, Jarvis Frnu,
Cot r. N. Kirby, WIN. NJ. Howerton,
Thos. A. Donoho, Hon. E. G. Reade.
OFFICERS
n. L. Walker President,
BENZ. Hines, Vice Pres
N. NJ Lewis. Treasurer,
NJ. NcGehee Attorney,
A. L. Ball, Secretary,
..,t Sam' K Thornton, General Agent
sp- BENZ. Hines,
Ia. Hunt. Exec. Com.
All Letters addressed to the Secretary or Agent
will be promptly attended to.
July 90, 1889. .,..-a s0-wtf*
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Lot OF NEGROES FOR SALE.

LOT OF NEGROES FOR SALE.
"E, The UNDERSIGNED, HAVING QUALIFIED
w as Executors Of the estate of MASON and ELIZA
BETH TARPLEv, decd, will expose 70 public sale, CD
the 10th day Of April next 1t the Court House door in the
town of Graham, e, 8 49,. s. t.,.-;i.t 81 .-.
Eleven LIKELY Negroes,
consisting Of women and children, to w.t. two men,
two women. two three pow boys and other children
Terms made known on day Of sale. de-. A.
WIN. G.. TARPLEY, r,,n
B. TARPLEY,
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1hs 6taq0ato.
CoNfTROLLER's REPORT,

REPORT or TIE COMPTROLLER or PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS, FOR THE FISCAL YEAR END
ING SEPT. sCTH, 1859.
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l,NrrNUED-No. ~
STATEMENT,
Exhibiting the saluations Of real estate, and tho
1azes derived from each subject Of taxation 1" tho
ssoeral Counties Of the State; also tho 7ares L.
sied by the Courts Of Plsas and Quarter Sessions
for County purpose, a. Jstlos's:
No. 50.-MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
E. G. GRIER, Sheriff.
Acres Land S05,2l6
Valuation Land $1,669,54
Town Property, $5l0t73S
SrArR TAxEA
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.-rss' 52ae 1890. f egs1
'at SPRING TRADE.
KER r C M A RIB URY,

- uu0 0yES5nONc OSE6ogS
PErxRssuRe, Va,
HAvE, AND ARE RECEIVING, OF THEIR OWN
IL Importation from England and France their usual
large assortment of " Tfsf
CHINA AND EARTHENWARE.
Also large and varied Stock of GLASSWARE, and
other domestic articles appertaning to their line Of bust
ness. $, Sts-Ti so - --5sf- -ss5l - 't-
From the fact of importing their Foreign Goods and
buying their Domestic from first hands, thew enabled
offer the greatest Inducements to Merchants and others
...,3 KERR / MARBURY.
P. s. Goods carefully packed for Transportation.
March Q, lHo0 1O-w4ts
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Total amount y

COUNTY TAXES.
Poor, cents per 800 value real es-
tate and Is cents per poll,
County Purposes, 10 do, and rs do,
Schools, do, and 10 do,
Railroad, 10c. on Land, 20 on Polls,
25 on Gold Watches, 10 on Silver
Watches, so on Pianos, II on Gold
and Silver Plate, / on value car
riages,
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Patent Medicines, ~ w
Dentists, AZ AZ
Natural Curiosities, ~ ~
Lightning Rod Men, oo
Exhibitions for Reward, ~
Deeds for Real Estate, $f ~
Privileged Voters, - ~
Total amount, " v',olo 10
COUNTY Taxa
Poor, cents per 500 value real e. -, %
tate, and 10 cents per poll $!,oaa oo
County Purposes, 10 d., and 20 DO, !'oS so 90 90
Schools, do, and 10 do, 1910 oo
Total amount 1881 95
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Gaping Tue peTiS WHICH now eNVITOu ouf snip VI
State. To the nominee Of that Convention we pledge
a warm and cordial support, and we invite the pa
triotic men of all parties to rally around that nom
nation. No third party can be found with any
chance of success in the coming struggle The
Democratic party is the only conservative party
The cry of the new Union party is delusion and .
snare; the real and only contest for President will
be between the Democratic nominee and the Black
Republican candidate. The stake is, our glorious
Constitution and Union consecrated by the blood Of
our fathers on the one side and disruption perhaps
civil war; on the other; between these extremes Of
lofty patriotism and of bloody treason, patriotism
must choose.
Resolped, That the administration of James Blu
chanan has been faithful and just to the Constitu-
tional rights of the whole country.
For delegates to the Charleston Convention, the
Committee recommended Col. S. Hargrave, of Dav-
Alternates, DR.. j. W. Ellington, of Rockingham,
and Joel F. Hill, of Stokes ,.-..s
For District Elector DR.. Thos. W. Keen, Of Rock
ingham. -.. - =. s.,
For Assistant Electors, Joseph Masten, Esq., of
Forsyth, Jos. Dobson ESQ.,, of Yadkin @. F. Neal,
ESQ.,, Of Ashe, Joel F. Hill, Esq, of Stokes, and R
E. Reeves, ESQ.,, of Surry. ri - ~, -
On motion Of Caleb Hill, Esq, of Stokes, the ap
pointments Of the COMMITTEES were confirmed j,
R. L. Patterson then moved that in addition to
the present appointment Of Assistant Electors the
Chairman Of this Convention appoint two sub ec-
tors for each county in the District -
Agreed to- sss 80 X
In obedience to the motion, the Chairman an
pointed to fill said positions the following gentle
men viz: q ss''F E
F% Rockingham, Rawley Galway and Hon. A.
~. ts "a r- ~. -. .-. - -.
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~ All Letters addressed to the Secretary Agent
will be promptly attended to.
. July 90, 1859. ....-a S0-wtf#
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Healthy human Blood upon being ANALYZED always
presents US WIN the same essential elements. and gives
Oh course the True STANDARD. Aualyzc the Hood III
tcfon suffering from Consumption Liver Cuinulaint
hlspepsm. Sctofuai &c, and aud in every instance
certain deuecucics in the red gobulcs Of Blood suppy
thes, deficiencies, aud sou made we'll The Blond
ROOD Is Founded upon this Iheory-hcnco ia aaonish.
ing success There are
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted 10 the dchcCnccs Of the Blood in different dis
cases. For Coughs, Colds Bronchitis OF any Affection
whatever Of the Throat or Lungs, inducing Consume
Ton, use No. l. which is also the No for Depression Of
spirits Loss Of Appetite and or all Chruuic Complaints
arising from Oterusc, General Debility, and Nervous
i.fosiratlon. No. 3 for Liver Complaint. No s. for
n!spcpia Being already prepared for absorption il is
AIKEN by Drops and carried Immediately into the crcu-
iau9n 80 that what you gain you retain. The No is
for Female Irregularities. Hystera. Weaknesses, Ne
See SPECIAL directions Tor this. For Salt Hhcum Eu,p-
tons, Serofulous, and Bladder Complaints take No s.
IN all eases the directions must bee strictly followed
Price n lhe BLOOD FOOD 81 per bottle
Sodby CHURCH &DUpONT, Druggists,
No. SO Maiden Lane
New y ork
Geo c. Goodwin Co., Wholesale Agents, Boston, Ms
And by All respectable Druggists throughout the county
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nR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINZ
IL MENr.

-
For Rheumottm, Gow Neuralgia, Lnmbago, @iD
Aeek and limits Smains Br0scs, Cut, aud -
Hounds P'ies, Heatnoho, oadaH RheuD,at-
&c md Nervous Disorders,
For al Of which IL is speedy and certain remedy and
never falls This Eminent is prepared from hc rccine
Of Dr. stephen Sweet Of Connecticut, Che famous bone
setter and has been used 10 his practice for more than
twenty years with the most astonishing success.
rs an AHeriator of Pam it is unrivacd by any pre-
paraon before the public, Of which the most skcpical
may be convinced by single trial.
This Imminent will cure rapidly and radically Rhca,-
matte Dsorder Of every kind and in thousands Of
where has been used IL has been known TO fail
for Neurdig,a it will afford immediate relief in every
case, however distressing
Il will relieve the case of Rea1cle in three min
utcs, and is warranted 10 do TO-
I0ofhache also il viii cure instantly
for Nervous Dcbidy aHd Geaerai Lassitulc arising
from imprudcnce this Linmcn is most happy
and uuhing remedy. Acting directly upon the nervous
tissues 1t strengthens and rcyyhea the system and re-
stores 1t 10 elasticity and yigor
For Iics. As external remedy we claim that II is
the be known, and challenge the world 10 produce an
equal Every victim Of this distressing complaint should
give IL trial for 10 will fa 10 afford immediate re-
lief and in majority of cascs will affect radical cure
QaH'y amt Sure IHfoW are sometimes extremely ma
nEnant ana dangerous. but timely application of this
Lnmcni will never fil TO cure.
SWlJN are sometimes very obstinate, and enlargement
OF the joints is Liable 10 occur n neglected The worst
case may be conquered by this Lnimcnt 10 three
B,giscs, cuts, H'ou,di, Sores. t7ec,s. Buyns and
Nedds, yield readily 10 the wonderfully healing proper
ties Of DR. SWEETS lNrALLlHLE LINtNENr. wh6u used
according 10 directions. Also, (hibhs Frosted Fcst,
and hsccf Btfes amt NfHgs.
Er0y Horae OrAer should have this remedy at hand,
Tor its timely scat che hrst appearance OF lAncncss val
chcctuay prevent those formidable Diseases to winch l
morse, arr liable, aud which render 30 many o'hc'"se
Over four hundred voluntary testimonials 90 the won
dral curative properties of this innent ha' been re-
ceiycd within the last two years. and many OF them from
persons in the highest rank. Of lla.
To avoid imposition observe The Signature and Like
OF Dr. stephen Sweet on every label and also ste-
phcn Sweets Mfiblo Liuimcnt blown iu the glass Of
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WASHINGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR

w ASHlNGTON COUNTY GRAMMAR
w SCuOOL-Ths Institution will be- rc-opcncd
on the ~ day of september uc2t in ihc north wing OF
the new Union School Building, in Montpelier under
the charge VI
NJ. NJ. MARSH, rrcccptor,
Mrs. LUCY A. MARSH, Prcccptrcss.
As ample and perfect accommodations for pupils are
provided at any school IN Now England and comuc-
tent and sufficient corps Of instructors been engaged Tor
any number Of students
The cmincncc and experience n the Principal ruaran-
tee the best methods " instruction u the different de
Iarimcnts. And thc Institution will be furnished with
a that can contribute TO thorough scholarship iuclud
ing large, new aud classic Library.
French will be taught by the rrccoptrcss who speaks
We language with The correctness and facility " native
of France.
The acadcmical year consists NJ two terms Of twenty
weeks each, divided into Quarters commencing as mi
lows
lst Quarter, Sept 1850 3D. Quarter, Jan'y 2e 1860
I'd No, 10. 1880. 9Th April ~, 1859
TUITION PER QUARTER
English Studies, $500
Latin, Gtcck, German and French Languages, $50
by orfcr ~ Trustees.
Montpelier, July 20, 1850. 5In
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Fanny should 90 and tell Julia all about It,
show her Toms letters ON the subject, and
tell about his consultation with me--that. as
Tom was to be there that night. Julia should
watch her opportunity, and, in an of-hand
manner, ask him to let her see that cottage on
tho watch face again--that when Tom express
ed himself unable to satisfy production, Ju-
Tia should say, Never mind, Tom. we can get
one Just like it for ourselves, can't We This
is leap year, you know; so I propose we
should or something to that effect. And |
felt sure, from the mischcyous expression of
Julia's eyes, that she was Just the one to do
It, though it were for nothing but the fun Of
the thing.
Accordingly, Fanny set out for Royal Cir
Gus, and | expected to hear nothing more
about till her return; but just as | was sit
ting down to tea, a cab pulled up at the door,
the bell rang furiously, and in the twinkling
Of an eye, Tom burst into the room in a per-
feet transport Of delight with his head moro
like mop than the day told him it was, and
hat far too small for him-Col. purdie's, il
must have bccn-stuck on the very back Of
his head
Shake my hand old follow, cried Tom
stumbling over the cat, and nearly oycrturn-
ing the tea things shake away, it's all right
its all settled
Whats right"
Julia, Of course What year is this p the
ycar-bo quick, man. Confouud IT, don't
you know what year it is = and Tom, in his
impotence, accompanied each word with
flesh poke Of his luucklcs
why, it is 1850
Leap year cried Tom, giving nc fright
ftfI flttr ion lt, ell. e.
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'Wo might call together and see Julia. You
will be sure 20 like her, she's such bcauti-
full girl, Dick
Next day we did call and Julia turned out
to be a most beautiful girl, don't think /
have ever seen a swcetcr little girl-Fanny Of
course, excepted. The week after Fanny and
! we're married, and left town on our mar
riagc-iaunt.
rH.-A DIFFICULTY SATISFACTORILY OVER.
COME.
The morning following our return. | had a
note from Tom, stating that he would call
that afternoon on very particular business, !
mentioned it to Fanny, who laughed. and APP
pcarcd TO know ihtuitvoly what this very
particular business was. Tom came in time
for dinner, but he ate next 20 nothing, and
seemed uncommonly nervous. When the
things were cleared away, and Tom and |
were sitting alone with tumblcr of nugus
before us, preached the subject
This very particular business of yours,
Tom what is il
We'll said Tom, lingering his glass nerv-
ously 4 shall tell you what it is. You know
Julia"
'Of course do
Tom gulphcd down a quantity of nogus,
and resumed
We'll, have been thinkng-am thinking,
IN iact-that isl want to marry julia
that all about it. and Tom who had BLUSH
cd the deepest crimson TO the very roots of
his hair, made another gulph at the nogus,
and nearly choked himself 1t was with great
difficulty that ] could keep from laughing at
his cnbarrassmcat-but did.
Tom said !, very solcmnly, 4 did not cx-
poet this Of you; at your time OF life, too,
with the world all before you Why, its
sucldo--moral and intellectual suicide. You
think it's all poetry. Tia my boy, wait till
tho curtain lectures commence
on come, come, Dick this Us too bad,
said Iom' siilns his ncgus violently.
nut DO ten me thus Tom; have you calcn-
i"'Cu inc prouSl"us rate at winch children
multiply Have You read Mr.. Malthus'
book ?-'IIo Tom, Toni could refrain
no longer, and laughed right out. to the inf
mite relief of Tom. who lnugbed RIGHT ont too
and rot evccssiyol,, ;,,il, "a Ia; .,,,., -
i'''' "' 80 Wv" - "NN'
NOW thcn, you know what ! want, said
he at length tell me how 10 90 abnut IL
why, propose
Propose of course: but how TO pronose.
-tharc's tho rb + ,,,,,.,,,,.l Z, 80 c.,..
different occasions and ol,yn,s stnrt y, n,a
ticklish biz. tbon,bt IN rrc,o,o Inv lcttcr
and began halca-dolcn different sheets. Int
could not write one to plc,.c mo tried
,,,c,r .,J c.u.t a.. ~. ~ r:I
Sc
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MI lDDLESEN OIL manufacture from
vi pure Flax Seed. Ny "a years experience In this
business and always producing an unQucstonahle anal.
ny Of Boil aud Raw OIL IS the best Recommendation l
can furnish 80
FOR SALE AT WHOLESALE AT MY MILL.
~ ofmy agents, sfORits q FULLER, At Montpclicr
g9i'y warranted. ENOS STILES
MddlcsoX. February. 1859 3luf
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ULCERATEn SORE THROAT AND
sou ILL-l-L Avn lL-ILLL LLALILa

Any of the above diseases may Doc cured by well rubbing
Che Ointment Afor lines day into thc chest. throat and
neck " uC ratut o. will soon penetrate, and give inn
mediate relief Medicine taken by the mouth must opo-
rate upon o whole lsttm ere Us influence be ft n
any local part, whereas the Ointment will do its work
once Whoever tries the uuguent In the above
for the diseases named, any similar disorders affecting
the chest and throat will find themselves relieved as by
"A ca
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Albany. n. Y, Nov. Is, 1859.
MIR. A. J. GNEEN-My Dear ir-lt affords me
pleasure tl inform you at thc Prof Moits Magic Hair
obtained Of You three months SINCE has been
used by my daughter with complete success t stopped
The hnir coming ont be- very short time, aHd produce
hoalthy condition NJ the scalp. We arc using the
lu,isurrtnr toilet article and truly Say lis quail
tiles 100 his respect unsurpassed It's delicate yet do
hcious perfume, Is feature iu its compound. and haz
ar nothing u sying % stands unsurpassed in the whole
rtff 10 l.I fr rrftp1ir.