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North Carolina Submits.

The Charlotte Bulletin of Saturday last
contains some details Of the recent elections
IN North Caralina on the Convention ques-
tion. 1t is believed that the State has gone
largely against the calling of a Convention.
ihe Bulletin says "rhe election 10 this
State on Thursday last for Convention and
No Convention, and for Delegates to Con.
vent,on. has no doubt suited in the elsc.
ton Of majority OF anti secession dele
gates and largo majority against Con.
SeDtioR." -
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Export Duty on Cotton.

The telegraphic report Of the resolution
of MIR. Cobb in the Southern Congress, re-
lative to an export duty on cotton, which
We published last week, was Incorrect in
one important particular. 1t conveyed the
idea that it was proposed to lay duty on
gil cotton exported from the Confederate
States whereas il proposes only to "en-
quirei into the e1pedisncy Of laying an ex-
port duty on all raw cottos which may bs
exported from the Confederate States to
any foreign country by any other channel
than through the seaports ofatis Confederacy.9
Tho necessities for the adoption of such
a msasus are set forth in the remarks of
Mr.. Cobb, made on Offering the resolution,
as reported to the Char lesion Courier. as
follows.
propose merely, Mr.. President, to refer
that resolution To the Committee on Fl.
nance. do not propose, al this time, to 90
into any discussion rs TO the policy Of such
duty. ! do not know whether il is necessa.
ry even ut this time to levy such duty
That We have the power to do so, there is
no doubt. fapprshsnd that we are con-
sciOus Of the power We hold in our hands
BY reason of our prSdueihg thsts!apie 50
'fdoubt not tina, by an embargo laid up.
on this production We are concfous Of be-
ing able to exercise power mightier then
armies and navies and That ws can soon
place, not only the United States, but many
Of the EufOpean powers under the necessi-
~ Of electing between such a recognition
of our Independence as We fequrs or do.
mestic commissions at homo. The informa-
tion seems 10 justify nm inquiry. II ID q
fact that some OF tho Cotton now produced
in this ConfederaLy is already seeking a
new channel 10 The seacoast through The
means OF the various rail loads. We are
Informed thst at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania,
moro than 10000 bales Of Cotton have
been received by other than ordinary routes
j nm nfs0 informed that more than 10 900
bales have been sent by rail road from
Rome, Georgia, to seek the ocean ut Nor
foik and Alexandria. am further informd
that the rnil roads communicating with the
principal lines Of our territory are concoc.
Ting schemss for reducing freights, In Or
der 10 entlce our commerce in Cotton 30
markets ini that way.
The result of such combination on
their part, II successfnl, would necessarily
be to make the blockade of our ports mat.
ter Of no Importance TO forsign nations
Secondly, IL would destroy Fal our com
merce frpin tie seabonrd. Thirdly, and
most important Of all, 1t Wonld cause us to
receive nll imported goods only after pay.
ing udtiss asNsw York City, -
<rhess cdnsidsiations have induced me to
offer this 'fsso luton ef inquiry, fd0 not
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The SLAVE TRADE.-We publish (says
the Caroiinian) the Act # the Southern
Congress prohibiting the slave trade. It
does not declare the trade piracy, differing
in this respect from the Act of the United
States Congress. 1t imposes very heavy
penalty on all persons concerned in any vi.
'ola'ion Of the Act. The operation of the
Act, while it discourages the trade, pI DIVIDES
for humane disposition of such Africans
as may be brought over.
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THY MARKETs.

CHARLEsToS, Mares i--LOTTONs-
The market was rather quiet to-day and
the transactions were limited to o07 bales,
NJ yesterdays prices. The particulars Eau-
ging from st 10 l2tc.
Nkw OaLEAs., February 2s.--The mar
ket is dull salea 5000 bales To-day Vt i0s
ll7c.
Nav YosK. February 2S.---'rhc Cotton
market is dull and unsettled. MidiIIng
Upland is quoted nj isc.
LIvEkpooL CoTros MAKKET, February
1.-THE sales Ia thgse days, including
"Wednesday, loot up I2.D00 bales. The
market u qnie. sladli,gs have deciiued
I'd Phe Hayer qualities have saso s4ifersi
q dsciine o. I'd. ID, ~ .Issing ths .nas-
keI wss very doll.
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The New Postage Bill.

An Act of the Southern Congress TO pre-
scribe the rates Of postage in the Confed-
crate States has been published. The post
age on single letters 10 bs conveyed In the
Mails for any distance between places in the
Confederate States. not exceeding five hun.
dred miles, ia put down at five cents and
for any distance exceeding five hundred
miles. double that amount. Every letter
or parcel not exceeding half an ounce in
weight, shall be deemed single letter, and
every additional weight of half an ounce,
or less, shall be charged with an additional
single postage.
The second section provides That the
postage on the regular number of news
paper, published weekly, within the Slate
where published, shall be six and one half
cents per. quarter. On papers published
semi weekly. tri.weekly or daily ht proper
tionate rates. The postage on all news
papers 70 actual subscribers without the
State where published shall be charged
double the foregoing rates.
We will publish the Act in full in a fu.
ture issue. When the Post Office Depart
ment of the Confederate States will assume
the labor of carrying the Mails under This
Act, is yet uncertain. ,....
An Act was passed on the 28th Febru ~
providing that, until stamps arc obtained,
the Postmaster General may order prepay
mcnt IN money. It authorizes the POST
master General 10 make contracts with
steamers to convey the mails.
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Appointments of His Excellency.
HEADauARrrHs, Feb. 20, 1861.

The following appointments nave been
made by Ills Excellency, Governor Pick.
ems;
General NJ. L. BONuAM. Of Edgefield,
Major General, uude. the late Act form.
ing volunteer organic Ilion for 10000
men.
T.. II. NELSON, oi Sumter, Brigadier.
General for Tie same.
Major !. q. RHETT. late OF the Uni.
ted States Army, NV on the " eslero
frontier, BrgadIer General for the same.
SAMUEL MCGOWAN, Of Abbeviile,
Brigadief General tor tie same.
a. q. GAkLlNGrON, Of Newberry,
Brgadisr General for the SANE.
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LIScoLS's FLIGHT CONDEMNED BY THE
BLACK RErunLIcAss-A Washington cor
Respondent Of the Charleston Courier, says:
"Ihe Republicans arc chagrined and eyeh
Indignant ut The manner in which he sneak.
ed into the Federal Capital, and prefer that
he should have been shot rather than have
committed such trick, and proved, as they
allege, coward on merely groundless fears.
sWe;i Informed persons id Baltimore state
that no harm would nave befaIlen him in
bis passHge through that city, according to
the programme.
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The Virginia Convention.

Tslegrnphic reports from the Virginia
Convention under date Of March-Is say
,nsta resolution was offered and referred
that an ordinance be passed, submitting tc
tbe people ~hsther Virginia should remain
with the North or go With the South.
Another resoiution was offered, that Yir.
ginia endenvor to procure the vote OF all
the siaies'on the question of Uoion or dis
union, on the basis oftbe peace proposition.
and viii cooperate with those agreeing
with her in the result.
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SOUTHERN WHITE floUsE.-The Mont.
gomely correspondent of the Char eston
Ecening News says that the committee of
citizens obtained for President Davis the
handsome residence Of Col. Harrison, as
the future White House. The grounds
surrounding it are extensive and tastefully
laid out, bat The exhorbitant rent Of $4,000,
demanded and given, does NOT reflect very
eredjtsbly upon the patriotism Of the owner.
Possession will be given next week.
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Charleston Correspondence.

Charleston Correspondence.
CHARLESTON, March /, 1861.
The FOris-mOrement for The establishment
of Steam Communication beiceen Char
lesion and Lirerpoot- Neto Recenue
LaDs-A Jureniie Newspaper-P Palmetto
Lyceum-R Recruits for he South Carolina
Army dc.
The Forts remain garrisoncd, pretty much
rs when last wrote, except that several of
our volunteer companies on duty theirs have
been transferred TO night guard. duty in the
| harbor, and others have been sent down in
their places. There is no alteration IN the
relative status of the Forts. Fort Sumter
still frowns upon us, aud If the letters We
read in the papers have any truth in them
Major Anderson is determined to hold it
for AN indefinite period against US. An op-
portuuity will soon be afforded the Major
to resign with honor, and avoid the disgrace
of serving under the low creature who is
soon TO be inauguraicd IA The President Of
the Old Confederation. Whether he will
have patriotism enough 10 embrace il re-
mains TO be seen.
Severa! Of our most prominent and ell
tcrprizing merchants AMI ship owners have
united in an effort to establish Steam Com.
muncntinn between this city and I.iverp ooi.
Among them, find the names Of Trenholm,
Cameron. Richards, Moore, and Captain
Berry, The famous Commodore of the New
York and Charleston line OF Steamships.
who have been appointed Committee to
report upon tie matter.
The new kryrnuo acts, Transmitted from
Montgomery have produced qui'c a svnsa
ton here. Al vessels from States not
members Of the Southern Coni"derscy ire
now regarded rs foreeG vessels and are
compelled to cntcr clrur, pay fees, &c.--
Good, from any of these States if rurchas-
cd or ar before the 2sth F,brnary, are ey-
GU Tor every package received from rha,
direction.
Tie new Regulators keep the oGiyors
of CUstons over head anu ears ia extra
"o'h' ""' "h''SN sP'r"y Eei"fv'ct"'eh'S
are sent, there W. be =" s""n ih'iE ~
keeping up wih tan inces@"nt "r'H"ds mp
on 'helr sefic"s'
Mr.. SamGo! IL !iamm"Ld, OF tlis cay,
proposes shortly 70 commence The pno!ic.'-
'!"h oi Il JnVen'e paper i"i~ Is want
""''" ought !" '' promptly supplied ana
lie eh'''Fs"," one ""d AL VIII f"J".'e L"
S""" '""' 'hry are soon l" nave "e"P'
per "' '"'" own !"'Fo : = strong "''p"
s"''" P'''"'''nS 10 "'Se"""""' '"r ""eo"r'
"s'"'e"' "e'' "i"'' eA'r""'n '"' 'h'. "''h
papers l'"o''S"e" III ''o N"''"' 50 '''"c" -
'""' "g''''' "r'' "">'' ''"i'"'" - N''''
"'"W '"e'' ''H'''' "r' i'"'''''"'' Is Ia
'"'''e WIZ" .''' '"'e'' "' ''"'P'r"S"' ~"
o'"'' !'"'"'"' VIZ 's'"'H''''"S' ""''" "' '"7
take" 'e'! '''t l"'' j" advancing lie
!" well quoliI'ed ior ihc Task he has And'r
taken anu will, hope, be sust.. med in hi,
praisw ortby effort As.I;orl, ,IIl 10. mad.
81, onc,. +, oIl.in n ln,y. circulation f,r |,
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Holloway's Pills and Ointment.-lIe

Holloway's Piiis and 0intment.-lie
only IL wise who seeks safety la precauuon.-
Life is uncertain, thousands in the vigor Of
health to-day will never see Tomorrow The
varying atmosphere, The raw percing winds
warn Us Of winters approach ~itn rs icy blasts
aud rustlcss scourges Coughs, Colds, Sore
Threats, Asthma, Bronchitis, Pleurisy, Con-
sumption, Rhcuuatisln, Cnilblaius, Frost bites,
&c The wise and cautious will immediately
have recourse to taose powerful hvigoiators
Ho.loway's Fills, which enable the lungs 10 re-
sst The iclrtcrious effects Of the weather and
iOviliy the constitution to Withstand the rigors
ami inciemritcies OF winter. The Ointment is
an in.aiIiblc eiaedy tor inflammation Of the
throat, and all disorders of the chest produced
by violent colds, II also gives speedy relief to
the ergais of respiration. iy5.
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Fiji be insisted upon, that it is n logical
Inference from tho language of inspiration, !

The .bow" did not cXi4t before the covenant
n...ae M,ih h,gan, p.en insist il is equally
logical from the next verse, the bow will
be seen every time II cloud passes over the
earth. But this, we know, is not the fact.
These remarks are made, not FOR the pur
pose ofdenymg or dispr"ving The theory of
your correspondent but simply as the ex.
preston OF another opinion, With some Of
the reasons upon which II is based.
SYhVANUS URBAN.
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ARKANSAS ELRcTIos - Returns received
at Lille Rock stale that the minority ia fa.
vor ofa State Convention amounts 10 thirty.
The seeessionists have elected twenty .hye,
send,ticoai seesssionists fifteen. and sub.
mis<iouisis twenty.
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Linooln's Cabinet.

Rumor in Washington says that lincoln's
Cabinet will be composed u, follows Sc
ward, for Secretary "f State Bates, 'Attor,
ney. General Saith, OF Indiana, Interior !
Wells, Of Connecticut, Postmaster.G GeneraIj
Giimer o: North Carolina. Navy Cameron, !,
Pa, War Simmons, X. l., Treasury.
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MAJOR AFDERsos.-A telegraphic dis
patch received in Camden from Charleston
on Frisay, and forwarded to us through the
attention Of friends, states that the rumor
~ Se.y prevalent through the city that Ma
jor Anderson will resign the command at
Fort Sumter on Monday, 4th of March.
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MUNICIPAL ELEcTroN.-The following
persons were on Monday last elected In.
T,tenGaut and Wardens of the Village of
Lancaster for the ensuing year
1NTENDANr-J. +. X. BKLK.
,WAabENs-JAs R. LARK, a. MAYER,
w. A. MooRE, ] A. hAssELTINR.
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SALssDAY The number Of persons In
attendance at the. Court House on Monday
was large. Although considerable proper.
sty had been advertised by the Sheriff. but
little WAS sold by that officer. Some lands
were sold by order of f,the Ordinary. Moth
ing shat was seid seemed to be affected par.
ticularly by the "crisis"
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The FLoATIsG BATTERY IAuScHEp.-A
Telegram from Charleston 10 the Carolinian
dated February 25th, says: "The floating
.oaitery was successfully launched this
morning, and will be ready in n few days"
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RETURs Day Saturday last was Return
Day for this District. The Return is small.
er than usual. The Clerks books show
Ill .casss, inclusive of Writs, Processes
an2 .Acceptanccs.
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Very best Material Used
Notice,

THE TAX BOOKS for this District have
L not been received yet; as ! 10 not
wiAi' 10 d'saPpoins the people, mas. call
In my aPpo,aiments. eaEaot cssiecl an.
til get rns booze have written lo CHAR
IestSa 10 try 10 ascertain when tns books
would ee brougats bas nave reviewed NO
answer set. ! will make other apvvIas-
ments as soon as ! get The books look
out Tor tbs uvyt advertisement, as ,ae books
are late coWmg vii; have 10 give bat
short notirs. fnose mo takaltas Ledger
Al The places where ! nave appoiato'eats will
DO me favor by cutting laIs Dot.ce ost
ane quitting " up where vsllsrs eau SEQ lI,
N. hUNfsit,
4. 4. ~ ID.
Feb ASH, 1884. s-sf 8
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Nsws FRon TExff..rhe Washington
'Ser snys that the Government has received
advice. fiom Texas that General T xiggs
has surreudersd nil The Federal military
properly ip his department 10 The Texas
authorities. 100
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y The CevoIiasss lsssns that Gen. Bonhsm
pad Gen. Duaoyans have both been san.
Qnsd ia Montgomery.
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'SoNG OF THE LANCASTER GRAYs": will
appear next week
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-13
From Hon. Charles n ason Late Com N, H.
stoeer OF Patents.
N q t 1 c II
adams Express Company -

This Company offers to the public " Unequallsd
Advantages fer the i" Safe and Quick Dispatch" OF
nc to oil parts Of the Unitee States.
Expresses TO and from the North and " est depart
irc:a and arrive in Washington twice Dolly. All
Expresses are In charge Of experienced and reliable
Messengers. WV
All Packages for " The Soldiers" carried at " One
Iahn cur usual rates.
All goods fer the SO called Coufederatss States
and all articles "Contraband Of War;" will DO Kx.
FUSED.
Our Expresses leave New York at LIS and p. M. :,
arriving IN " arlington at 8 A NJ. and 80 r. M
Expresses leave Philadelphia at 8 80 A. M and 10
arriving In Washing ion s, 80 p, NJ and A. NJ.
Expresses leave baltimore at 40 A. NJ. and 4b
Pm.
Expe sses for all points North and West leave
Washington daily at I. 80 A. NJ and 30 p NJ
Special Contracts for large quantities of Freight
can be made on application at this ONCE.
All goods called fol and delivered free of extra
charge Il. W. PARSONS,
Superintendent Adams Express Co.
Warrington August B, 81. sug23-1m
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StIHwER CLOrHING.
- ~ REDUCED PRICES
We offer our large assortment Of thin Sum ~
n"r Clothing at reduced pucss. yur stock IA
embraces all styles and qualities Of Gentle ~
rir.l's, Youths, and Boys h'eari1K Apparel ,-eGs
OF the most desirable and fashionable stylee.
Also, shirts and Furnishing Gouds In great variety
clothing made TO order ut the shortest notice.
WALL, 8 EPIIFNS Il CO.,
B2L Peunsylvauia avenue,
!Ulylu between N nth end Tenth sts.
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Gas FIxTU RESI-
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER DEFERRED IN THIS OFT

IEose who desire to select from new patterns with
the advantage of reduction in prices will call rly
and examine
We would also call the attention of persons about
nr nducing ga into their dwellings TO our increased
faci ties ana consequent low prices for t. branch
OF ur trade.
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly
aud free from gas eakages 10 call at 25a Pennsylya
via svenue between Tenth aud Eleventh streets
sou side. J. W. THOMPSON y co
ntv3B
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JlR. A. ZAPPON K, Instructor and Leo
~ turer In Physiology, Chemistry, Botany, and
other branches Of Science connected with Medicine.
Also Teacher of French, spanish, Italian, Ge pnan,
Portuguese, Latin, Greek, and other Lsngcages,
Office, No. 81 street, being near Prnnsy lvania
avenue and Twenty ffth street sept 8-tf
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The great pontoon bridge at Paducah, across
tue Ohio, Il h"ing removed. After breaking
"HlC eyaly RI. aud Iall Of the river, and seri
"u y obsjruettng navigation, it was concluded
10 7,,parale tile boats, I'd they now lie at tn,
bank.
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The Chicago Irihme has information from
an unqUestiuned source thu, fye thousand
acFrS IN Illinois will he planted win cotton
the coming year
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CLOTHING, DC

nrEOs HALT DDEoN uALL!i--Ths
" ihcBpest and Fest Spring and Summer lothiu 2
In " ashiugton can be had at
SIZES G.s'E'ELD y CO.'S.
Cor. FOur.aud.a.half Street and PCnna. Avenue.
srrug nvereoats and busters,
AT wIFsENFELD CO.'S.
Al wiEsENFEIp h CO.'S
'.''' ''' Al wiEsENFEtp 4 CO.'S
Rusiness Suits for young men,
Business Suits for middle ages,
Business Suits for all ages,
AT WTESENFELp CO.'S
prr oai,s Tor y cudiugs,
Dress Suits for partes,
Dress Suits for beat wear,
fT wIFSENFEi u Il co g.
Co.'s by the thousand,
Rants by the thousand,
Vests by The thousand,
At wIESENFEiD co.'s
'E7gs' s"hng for the yDuugcsi.
log'a Clothing Tor all sizes,
r'v sClSthInE Tor larger hey,
Ar MiKSETFELD n cos
CD y1r than the cheapci.
'lurr than the finest,
H"ttcr than the best
Are the garments,
AT WitsEHEELD CO.'S
Say" your mcney.&
very few dollar
",ll give you n splendid outfit ter summer,
If you call at
WIESENFELD h CO.'S,
marc raS Cor Penn. ~. and y H.
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ID ssENGER TRAINS TO AND FROM
BALTIvORE
Winter schedule.
SPECIAL. NOTICE. 70 TRAVELLERS.

On and after MONDAY, November 10, 1901, the
Passenger Trains between Washington and Bati-
mors will run as follows:
TRAINS MOVING NORTH.
Gornng Express leave Washington 8 10 n. m.
Arrive at Baltimore 1854 m Philadelphia 10 so p.
orping Accommodation leave Washington at
~ u IN. Arrive at'Baltmore . 30 n. m. No con.
ne tons at Baltimore
Ar i've at Baltimore 10 40 p. m; Philadelphia 5 81
M; New York TO p m
+ nernoou Accommodation leave Washington :. O5
M Arrive at Baltimore 4 So p N Harrisburg 9. 30
trening Express leave Washington p. III Ar
rive at Baltimore q p m Philadelphia 10 10 p m ,
Ne" York "A m, Harrisburg la. m:
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH.
Leave New York at u IN. Philade phia II 80 A.
m Fillmore 3bop, IN, Arrive at Warrington $40
m. Baltimore 4 90 a m. Arrive At Washington G
o. M
Leave New York at II p m Philadelphia $50 u
m. Baltimore as m. Arrive at Washington
accommodation Trains leave I'altimere at a. m
and p IN. for Washington; arrive there at II q.
a"d pm
Passenger Trains leav ing W Arlington at TO a m
and o5 ,. IN, and Baltimore at IS IN and so
T. N make direct connections for Annapolis at the
junction.
ngion at $50 d. IA and 2.lgp
Pas enger Train, leaving Washington at g. 10 a m
II a m and p. IN and Baltimore at 40 and : 81
ana s%a o. p M S % a s at Annapolis juno
Way Passengers must take The accommodation Trains
only.
rains viii! | ave Washing on and Batmor,
pnNapty upon card time.
Master Of transportation, Bait
j 7. ENGLAND,
agent, Camden Stat'r'', Baltimore
q. +. GILBERT,
Agent, at Washington. nov u
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nR. L u L A ND'B
~ Anti-Rheumatio Band
Oh. M r.na ,vv~..---,v <u,y,.

nm. L u l. A ND'B
~ Anti-Rheumatic Band
0.U9 oh PERMANENTLY cuRss
RHEUkA71sk, IN u usvsssa forms, ON %
oOUTord RBURAL0LA,
sTKFFvkSs a~d KRvoUy FTEC77ONs,
IMPURITIES Of "a BLOOD,
.. And ne Brii EGsas Of Mercury. h.1
Il conveniently arranged BAN, or Bstr, con.
the body, about the waist, seuALLY ArpRoriNs ALE
PARIS, pherepr he dtseas Way b, and eau be worn
,giihnm injury 70 the soat ddicGe person.
By this treatment the medicinal properties con.
tai, cd In The BAND, being Of . Asgkiy dromAhe and
plaHle natyc, and capable Of being readily atsorhsi
through nc pores Of e sSn, come into dtrsa eosdct with
the SLoon and os,esl orctdaion without first pas.
Ing through the process Of digestion. which would
tend not only to tract ON their curative powers,
digestion also--thus avoiding the spjIous c6ects 80
often the ietult OF Internal remedies, and eectiDg
perf,,c1e by purifying and oqalising he civcuat,on q
he nal f,uds and rsstorn0 he parts affected % healthy
op,pi,iion This BAsD Ia also q mod pooerfd AMI.
ME- ,cuhihL Agent" ard will 1refy reltspe the sys.
TEN rom it' pernicio,s eGcots.
D. nie,s'e cas- are cured In few days, and we are
cons .u,y receiving undo,ted testimonals-to which
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