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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

SCHOOL BooKs.-Mr. R. II. Brown, Of Richmond
County, practical teacher, has been devoting him
self for some time to the preparation of series Of
Southern School Books. We learn from the Fay
ettevillc Observer that he has Spelling Book and
English Grammar ready for the press. The South
must produce her own School books, and we hail
with pleasure every effort to promote this great end
Mr.. Brown must not wait however, for publishers to
open correspondence with him. Let him start
the ball.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14
MR. NATHAN WATKINS.

VOU WILL TAKE NOTICE THAT ON THE 18th
Il and 18th days of September, 1881. in the Court
State of North Carolina the dispositions of John L. Tws
dale and others will be taken by the subscriber TO be read
evidence in behalf of the Plaintiff upon the trial of suit
pending in the Court of Equity of the county of War
and the State Of North Carona between myself Plain
tiff, and yourself and others, Defendants.
MARX SCHLOSS.
August 18th, 1851. 33-3twpd.
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a CHANCE FOR MAJ. BRECKINRIDGE.-The Confede-
rate Congress has passed an act authorizing the
President to grant commissions to raise volunteer
regiments and battalions, composed of persons who
have been residents Of Kentucky, Missouri, Mary
land, and Delaware. Here is an excellent opportu-
nifty for Maj Breckenridge to distinguish himself
He was an ultra Southern rights man last year. Fl e
can do no good in Lincoln's Congress. As well
might Peter have demonstrated with and denounced
Judas after he had betrayed the Saviour, as for Maj
Breckenridge to remain in the Senate and remon-
brigade of Kentuckians-as good fighting men as
the world contains. By the way, where is Gen. 10
Lane? He has not yet redeemed his pledge to draw
his sword for the South. Whenever he does so we
will give him full credit for it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

CHOLERA MEDIcINE.-One of the best remedies for
choic, diarrhea and other affections of that class,
which are so common in our soldiers CAMPS is DR..
Worthngton's Cholera Medicine He resides in
Murfreesboro, N. c., and the medicine ought to be
obtained from any of the drug stores.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

TExAs.-A friend living in Alto, Texas, writes Us
There are firstrate crops in Texas particularly
corn and wheat. The cotton crop is not sufficiently
advanced to judge The mast crop is the best ever
known and hogs plenty. Texas can furnish meat
enough for two years. Stock is fat. This comfy
has sent 2OO soldiers to fight-lOO to Missouri and
100 to Virginia. The Texans are hot for the war.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

TENNESSEE TRAITo Rs.-Nclson, Maynard and
Bridges it appears, claim to have been elected in
Tennessee to the Iin:oln Congress. Maynard and
Bridges it is supposeG, made good their way north
ward through Kentucky, but Nelson in his attempt
to SO through Virginia has been arrested. BY the
last accounts We lea he had been taken to Rich
Inond, and will be MI doubt properly dealt with.
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OFFICERS OF COMPANIES!

4 AnA YARDS GRAY CASHMERE,
AeUOV 1000 Yards Gray Cloth,
EXPRESSLY FOR OFFICERS,
fine, bright colors. DC.
ALSO, .ranai
The OTiginaiand Elegant NoTth.Carolina State
Arms Button,
sAJusT sEcEREp FoRs-T
aa-.- OFFIC ERSh UN1F0RNSi
and will be used on no others IS
.- Send to = - 'aaeI
q. s.. BALDWIN,
Civic And Military Rosss, sWinjnsfOn. n. G.
Augns. 5, 1861. lo-wAsw4t
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

The HOG CRoP.-Farmers should turn their
thoughts to the matter at once. A pig taken in
hand now and properly fed, will make good bacon
by February. The regular stock hogs, by the same
feeding begun at once will double the usual average
of pounds by December. The abundance of corn
will enable farmers to adop. this system immediate
ly. The subject is too important to be neglected
Without meat, we cannot wage successful war, nor
secure our ndependence.-Rich. Hhig.
We second the motion of the Wig We believe
in pork and bacon, and plenty of it and the South
must not forget that she has to make now her own
bacon and pork. Look we'll to the hog crop.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

The FIRST SHERIFF 10 SErTLE.-W. w. Long,
ESQ, the Sheriff of YaClkn was in the City on Fri
DAY last to settle his public taxes. Mr.. Long is f
ty days ahead of the last day fixed by law. Such
prompttude, especially in this crisis, is highly COM
mendable Mr.. Long informed US that Yadkin paid
this year about 5000 more than she did last year.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

SALT-The scarcity of this article during the
present blockade and the indispensable necessity of
procuring it, may make very important suggestion
of friend as to speedy mode of manufacturing it.
Some twenty years ago he saw an experiment tried
at DIR. Bra6ley's Salt Works. on the Sound near
Wilmington, by which pure article of rock-alum
Salt was made in 4S hours, in good weather, and at
so low cost that DR.. Bradley, being perfectly con-
WINGED of the success of the mode said he would be
satisfied to get Is cents bushel for it.
The above suggestion of the Fayetteville Observer,
is timely. Salt is an indispensable article and must
be had at any price. But we have the means OIL
our coast of providing it at cheap rate. We are
surprised that has, so far as we hear, adopt
ed arrangements for making it. Establishments for
its manufacture ought to have been already in OPP
Grafton. Now is the time to be at it. To wait un-
til the fall or winter, the enemy may prevent it.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

MARYLAND.-Ex-Gov. Lowe, of Maryland, has ar
rived in Richmond. He is hopeful of the ultimate
redemption of Maryland. 1t is understood he is
ready to put himself in the lead in connection with
desperate movement to effect that object.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

GEN. SNrTH.-The papers give the gratifying IN
telligence that Gen. Kirby Smith, who was wound
ed so severely in the battle of Manassa while gal
antly leading on his brigade, is in fair way to re-
coyer
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4 DRAFr--The Salisbury Banner after consider
ing the subject, concludes that the people of North
Carolina will have to submit to draft, in order to
raise the quota of troops necessary from this State
to carry on the war. We had warmly hoped 9TH
erwse We believe that this war can be better
fought out and sooner closed up by volunteer troops
than by any other. 1t would be far better to en-
courage our people to volunteer, than to think OF
any other plan. But we begin to fear from present
indications, that sufficient number of volunteers
will not be raised IN time. We ought to have
10000 men in Virginia. If the Government should
attempt to raise 5OOO 900 men, North Carolina must
furnish upwards of Co. 900 of them. If our people
could feel the necessity it really exists, we have
no doubt the requisite number of volunteers would
be raised.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

sag- correspondent requests us to copy from
the Charlotte Bulletin of the 29th July, the pro-
ceedings of public meeting in that place, in honor
of the late Col C. f. Fisher We wouid do so cheer
fully if we had the Bulletin of that date.
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RALEIGH: WEDNESDAY, AUG. IA, 1861.

SPECIAL NoTICE.-The STANDARD is conducted strictly
MOO. tie CASH system AH papers discontinued at tie
srsireeOa Of the tins for which ey as5e bee" paid SUB
scri5s ,7i9 BE- ~otfsd -FOUR wEEEs Se their time Is out
bv cross Their papers, uni GHLss the subscription"
IS rsseced the paper wW be aisc0Hxsod This is rule
FROM scsScs there suil Be no deprtg. Watch for the cross
s44rE and rsHc1O yOarS.5S.ription
Rtek4y Standard 81 psr GEnuns, in Gd0anoe
Semi Weekly 81 per uRHpn,, IL adUGncs.
~ Subscribers desiring their papers changed must
mention the Post Oiee from, we'll the to, which
they desire the change to be made.
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SEVENTH REeMENT.-The following field officers
have been elected by the seventh regiment station
ed on the Coast:
Colonel, ". F. Martin; Rev. G. W.. johnson,
Lieut. Colonel, and II. A. Gillian, Major.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

Gov. Harris, of Tennessee, has been reelected.
The vote for the permanent Constitution of the
Confederate States is very large
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HOSPITAL AT CHARLoTTsvnLE.-A portion of the
wounded at Manassa was carried to Charlottesville,
Virginia, where they have been kindly cared for
At the last accounts there were 251 Confederate
wounded soldiers there, and nine Yankee prisoners
wounded. Eleven South Carolinians had died at the
Hospital and one North. Carolnan, viz: j. W. VIII
der, announced in our last. The following North
Carolinians are there wounded: R. Brannan, back
and arm, and very bad; j. w. Miller, wrist not
bad; Sergt Jas. Parsons, breast, not severe; and
James Redmond, leg broken, severe, all members of
the 9Th N. G. regiment of State troops.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

FosrER-Our readers rccollect something about
the renegade Charles H. Foster, late of Murrees-
boro. His wife, whom he deceived, Miss Carter,
satisfied of his treason and unworthness declares in
card in the Petersburg Express, signed Sue A. Car
ter, that she is longer his wife, will no longer
bear his NAME and will apply to the Legislature to
restore her name. She is right She was no doubt
deluded by the scamp. Our girls arc too easily en-
trapped by strangers. Hold them of, girls, with
forty-foot poe, until you know who they are.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

STRAwBERRIEs.-Our contemporary, the Fayette-
vile Observer, makes our mouth water talking about
Strawberries in August. Mrs. E. Fuller has sent
Mr. Hale an abundant mess Of delicious strawber-
ries-large, ripe and luscious. Only think Of it ye
Raleigh ladies. And those Strawberries are from
the second or third crop. Who has any such
strawberries about here? Mr.. Peabody, of Colum-
bus, Georgia, has strawberries every month in the
year, but one. Why not get the vines in Raleigh
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Our FEMALE ScHooLs.-The Greensboro Time,

OUR FEMALE SCHooLs.-The Greensboro Times,
says:
1.-THE Fall Sessions of Edgeworth Female Semi
nary and Greensborough Female College have re-
sNued with very Aattering promise. These schools
are deservedly popular, and we are glad to know
that the Religious Denominations which they rep
resent appreciate and are nobly sustaining them"
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NOTICE.

THE UNDERSIGNED CCMMFrTFE OF
L EXAMINATION fol Harnett County, will attend
Snmmerville, THURSDAY and FRIDAY, 18th and
10th III august, for the purpose Of examining into the
mental and moral qualifications Of those wishing teach
Common Schools" in said County.
ID. MCCORMICK,
JOHN A. SPEARS, Com.
ALLEN B. PARKER,
August 49, 1861. 73-lt
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MARRIED.
DIED

In this City, the 9Th inst, by H. II. Brown ESQ, Mr..
William Carter to Miss Arena Goodwin, all Of this City
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

PRArsEwoRrIY--The Washington Dispatch an
nounces that Col W. L. Kennedy, of that place.
proposes to raise and equip Rife Company at his
own expense. At time like this, when, the State
hesitates to incur expense it is matter of graft
fication that we are not wanting in individual pa
trotism and liberality like this. We hope Col
Kennedy will not only equip but be elected to COM
mand the company. We know no one under whose
lead the company would march more readily to
battle and to victory than under his. Who will i'm
itate Col Kennedy's example? There are five hun
dred men in the State able to equip a company
as he is.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-08-14

"DEEP RIvEE CoAL-Mr. James Browne Goa
Merchant of Charleston, S. g., is here making ar
rangements for tho transportation of 80 600 tons OF
coal from Deep River to Charleston and Columbia
He obtains it from the Egypt shaft where severS
hundred tons have been raised to the surface Yes
terday afternoon specimen of about 10 or 20 tons
came down by the train, and Mr.. Browne informs;
as that it is the most beautiful coal he eve4 saw
A: last we begin to see light, for the Mineral Re-
gion and for Railroad"
We clip the a ,ove from the Fayetteville Observer
We rejoice with the Observer that the light is break
ing over the &C Al region. North Carolina and the
South must ool to the vast benefits to be conferred
upon them by tine mineral region of Deep River and
must promptly go 20 work to develope them.
friend residing in that region writes us, 81 ar
happy to say that the Egypt shaft is now in fui
operation undei' the management of Mr.. VIM. Nc
Clean and produces large quantity of the fines
coal ever saw. Mr. McC will commence shippin-
10 Charleston, S. -, in a few days."
Can no scheme be suggested by which the Goa
can be brought to Raleigh this fall at REASONABLE,
price, Our people will need coal, and supply ca.
only be obtained from Deep River. We shout.
think it might be brought here and sold for or SIC
per ton, and money made by the operation. We
ought to have Railroad to the mines by all means.
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EUss aAsAEl,
AsGgst rate Chance for Business
Men

THE Subs3 riber offers for Sale all his real Estate viz
4 four aad 0ne-half acres ef choce land with frst
class Iewt scus hous, tho oug!y finished aud psint
ed throughout with a cement cell +, and go in
the kch n, good wcll ranged barn. with runnns
water in thu yard and large iage house with
good arch therein good Store built 10 years ouce, with
shsa aid anary ach4d we'll painted. his property
il si:uacd mile from Ilydepark, miles from Nor
risViile in ccntra location e. the trade Of dorrisown
and Hydepark and adjoining t"wns. In the village
Grit Mill Saw Mi !. rannery, We leu Factory, age
Shoo, Starch Factory, blacksmith mop, &c. In is
of the very best locations for trade il Lamoe County,
where large business Is being do G, Lre husnes has
heen done here for ready strictly chance is
here offered 70 au active business man wi also sci
very fye interval of some 20 acres mil from the bull
dngs, well fenced with !ood IA aui shid the con,
with water in the yard either with Gepa from the
buildings
For fu 'ther particulars enquire Of the Subscriber.
NJ. ". TERRILL.
Cadys Falls, VT, Jan. 26, 1851.
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American 4 Foreign Patents
r. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

y.
uute Agent of u. Patent Once Wasbinr,o,
the Act OF 1879 'n's
10 State street opposite Rilby st.. u...
A FTER an extensive practice OF upwards ,C,"'oA.
"A years continues 10 secure Patents in the Unite Sn
also in Great Britain France, and other foyria ''s,
tres. Cav ats. SPECIFICATIONS, Assennlents and an un
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and with despatch. Researches madc into ~hg
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tents @ nvcG,0n and Gal or other advice r. ria rb
all matters touching me same Copies Of The Jams
any Patent furnished by RENTING One Dollar A I
me ts recorded n Wash.n gton. 'ga
This Agency is not only the largest in New Ensr,,,
bu, thro,l gh it lave have have adv iacps r
patents, or ascertaining The pa'cnahiy of nv,nG"Vs
nnsu rpasscdby, if net imncisfGb bly, superior pv .h
be offered them else'ylrrn TIE im"nals "n
PATENT OFFIC e than the smhsc riher and rs SCcpas
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and can prove thai her office of the knd nys we
charges for professional services moderate rhe m
ma nse pruc,icr Of the suhscrbpr during tnro, NC M
past has enabled him to accumulate q cell, ,inn r.
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These, besides his extensive library Of legal and necian
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lon. to offer superior facilities for obtaining patents
All necessity of journey 10 washington, to Procure,
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Inventors. '
TESTIMONIALS.
az regard Mr. Eddy Of the mos, cs.a6s sud ,
ess.fui practitioners with whom have had had oaeI,
CHAS. MAsON.' Co3snissioncr Of P,l.,.
have no hesitation in assuring Inventors tia, thew
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and more capable Of putting their applications in (,nn
for them an e-Ty and fivnrah'c con2heru.on
! IT the Patent Office. EDMOND BURKE,n
Late C0mTGi OnCr Of p;tcnts
- ECStnD. February 3. l35S
MIR. r. II, Eddy has made for me TH"TEFa apON
cations on all hat Of which patents have bccn grant,
ed, Il nd that is pending Such administrator.
proof OF great talent and ability his part leads me 10
recommend al inventors 10 apply to him To procure e,
pa.ens as they may be OF having the a.hm
attention bestowed their cases and 1t reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGART."
From Sept. 7h. 1867 to June 18th, 1863, the subse,e
in course of his large practice, made Iwe rejected
| APPLICATIONS SIXTEEN APPEALS EVERY one a
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| Boston, Jan. |, 1869. 51yl
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WIZ. w. vSO0ssard'S Estate.

STATE OF NIIWWINT,f III FrUhNLN ItIft ItIu At
W.s!uxGrus Disrnlcr S.. Montrelicr, within and for
said rist' let, the 8lh day Of AprL AID. 1861.
WHITMAN iiONARD, Administrator on the Estate
of Wa. ". Weed 'rd. OF RoXhnrv, III said DIS
.rrt deceased presents his administration Hcconntor
settlement: Whrrupon it j. ordered that the same be re
f3red The 5ll, dry Of Apri; neat, the Probate Once
in said Mont eler, for ,mi:,tIn ard allowance and
tbaS all be notified clv ~ the publication OF
this order in the GreHn Nnutd'n Freeman. printed at
MOntueitIf three ssIvr!, Hs may he
ha; they ~ appear. ana said time and place. they
see cause. ,hicct tlerto. BY oidsr If Court.
fw: n A CHASE. REGISTER,
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f!YtiI, Su5cher5 swing hren appointed tt he llnnnr
L able Prohas Court Ger the Di>tiic' Of Rancoph,
Commissioned, iorrctiye eXanirr and ADJUST all cahs
and demands of an against ht ot EheneZtr
Seaver late 81 NlanSoWn, in said District, deceased
represented stlvenl. aud The term OF 6mnDts from Inc
4h " starch 1861, hejngaiiowed by SAID Court t." the
creditors said deceased exhibit and prove lelf re
.pectvrcls.s before usgive notice thai W vi huona
t6the duties appoint nrni ~ me a." ling "ue -
the wt,ov Snn"ri mia Seavcr, in WILLIAMSBURG, in eald
district tho 3is Of August, next al O'Clock IN
The forenoon sal! day.
ALVIN SMITH, ,ro,,.r
JOHN LYNDE, wa"
Wikilfldovn, Tarlh 81, 1861 4A3f
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TyUESE NEDi(INES have ow h.en fcforc The pub
lie Tor pc, cd OF Tint, yeas. and during that time
have main aiAtd high cLaacter in almost every pat
o, the gote Tor their extraordinary aud immediate
under lcarly every kind disease to which human flesh is
La lie
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Late Agent of U. Patent Once, Washington ~,
the Act OF 1880 '"'s
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" office,

tIHlS cartiiey thai Ia given ny Henry A. Gull
l YER his time during the remainder q his minority.
and shall claim his snigs ~ any debts Of his
contracting, after This date. THOMAS CULVER.
DANIEL CHASE, Witness,
WORCESTER .NGrch 10, 1851! I,afw3t
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Notice.

gTHls is to certify, that hay Iii day sold nay son, Sau
/ u"l Markham, his time during the remainder Of HI
minority, and that shall claim ofhis wages pa
any debts If his contracting after this date.
Roxbury, March 80, 1861 EDWIN 4. MAXHAM
Lorenzo Ellis Witness, 276 3w%
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The ceebrat New Ensland rcncdf tor liabtua' ,oa-
st,rat on Jrundic", Fever and Ague' hentsai Depi
iN and all dEen arising from disoreled Stonach
Liver or bowels.
Tloy are used and recommended By he leading II ys
icuns TIC e. u,ly. and eli who use Them pronounce
hem auuL l3. 80.
pr lAA l.. LEEPERE writes frcm Navarro, stark
Co., o.: The isttes are raised by those uering ON
Iuuige-tICn dyspepia and i've Complaint" ~ -
+. ). DAVIS, ostmsStcr ~ W IL IL mspoit u, says
" hey give is act u'c tbs IL MY eli, haVllg Id
XXI g ID tccume Irostrac aud lost my appetite Ii 1e-
lieved ne, and can rtc0minendt with g'tal assurance
of ITS merits " m =, ..
they arc tie most liable ncuiclne offered He MAJ
rec, ed hem with crest ucct s. and win lhem
made several ct paranon o. the hart ana g Il
q debility.
THOMAS STANFORD, Esq BIountville Henry Go
Ind writes long let er. uGdel GATE Of May L. lSoo,
Hs. was much ic uced aying been 1ilced Tor IN ee
Years with 4reat nervous deb 'iy, papta on OF the
ter utng few bottles Was comp ctey restored, and ain
low robust cath J
{! w. HOFFMAN says he was afflicted with rheum-
alsm tOf twenty its Iota 10 ms. ana at
The date of this letter he has been two years WELL the
Bitter, clec!Ing cure when several Phys clans attend
ing him cou!u him no good lie say, Tor feuh a.
tlsm d. spel eia liver cumpla nj, Kidney affection or
d ops,, it is a ,pccic CERTAIN remedy.
j W. HUM Wr IS from Del phO', Allen Co, ONO,
IA secf where te cr and Ague prevail hat he most
chez fully DIS hem OF decided Mcft in Al eases
o1Fcvcr aud Atu,, d snpsa ard General Debility
ID GALLEHtkS, ". ID writes from Vac Vert o.,
" must respectful ly recommend tie Sherry Wi bit
torS tho notice tdlsp r'c persons, aud all VINO re
quiIe stimulating medicine -
Such News Xvearc receiving Daily.
FUi l. UIkELlItNa Az CONF ny tAtH BOTTLE
Sold BY dealers in medicine generally. fAar nj
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EerOilaeN S,NssE'sss.

STATE OF yEEHoST pnoB84IEi sa c1rRTs Ta"
said will be bold the Probate Office in Montpelier, In
said District on Tuesday Of each week during the yea
ensuing. Persons hay usin with said Court are re-
quested to a.t.nl 10 lie same on sal! court days.
r. r. MEHRItL, JudGa.
Dccru.ber l. 1860.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1861-02-21
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80 Lungs and SPINAL Affections. &c.

r ING PLASTERS-for all diseases of the
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Back Plasters-For Crick or Lameness in
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Womb Plasters-For the Cure of Falling OF
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This is the only absorbent Plaster before
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Testimonials by thousands might be printed
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