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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
1 HEREBY OFFER MYSELF as a candidate fer the Of
fee of County Court Clerk of your County, and respectfully
solicit your votes at the next August election.
T. H. ". MCINTYRE.
April oath 1861. l94-te*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
l am candidate for the Office of SUPERIOR COURT
CLERK and respectfully solicit your votes at the election
in August next. JULIUS w. WRIGHT
April g. 19O&32.te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09
HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
WASHINGTON, APRIL %. 1861.


Major General John E. Wool, q. S. H., Commanding
Department Qftte East, NeU York City:
GENERAL The GeneraLin-C Chief desires me to &C
knowledge the receipt Of your letter of the 25th ins
and to say in reply that the very great necessity which
exists for carrying the business of the several Staff
Departments with system under their proper chiefs,
GmPes him to request you will give no orders inter-
erog with the purchase or issue Of army supplies such
orders being in all cases dictated by the GeneraEn Chief
himself
The General regrets your nfrm health does not permit
him to assign you to an important command away from
your headquarters and be commands that you return to
Troy conduct the ordinary routine duties of your
apartment and for the recovery of your health known
;! him to be feeble.
have the honor to be, General, respectfully, your
0Odent servant.
(Signedl E. E. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The publication of the above letter by permission OF
Ge1era Wool WILL no doubt, tend to still further en-
aaS the relations between that officer and the General
o.Chet. Being contrary to the rules OF military
Etiquette for subordinate officer to give publicity to
1e orders of the Commander-n- Chief, shall not be
surprised if Gen. Wood should be at court martial
3D.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

Rs-We authorized to announce OWEN FENNELL
Jr., candidate for the Office of COUNTY COURT
CLERK of New Hanover County, at the election in August
next
March 18th, 1861. 157&29-te*
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

FFELLOW-CITIZENs of COUNTY OF DUBLIN.
again candidate for reelection the Office of
COUNTY COURT CLERK. If, inded, l have impartially
done my duty to the satisfaction of all concerned hum
bly, hope have done may not feel sure that the great
tribunal of the baOtbox the ensuing election August
next generous people will sustain honest effort my
part to please them. JOHN J. WHITEHEAD.
April 3, 1851. 176-lw-32te
TO THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
OFFER myself candidate for the Office of Superior
Court Clerk of New Hanover County, election
held in August next. VIM NJ. HARRISS.
April 9th, 1861 l79-te
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

RESIGNATION OF Con-. MAURY.--The resignation of
such officer as Maury will carry moral weight in ia
Vor of the Southern cause throughout the civilized world
The is no American widely known in Europe. Wher-
ever science has shed ray of light on the globe the
name 7Saue of Maury is as familiar as household word
A1gs and Courts, philosophers and statesmen, have
Wed with each other in showering honors upon bis head
le extraordinary and bene6cent labors of Maury for
He commerce of the world, have associated his name
the minds of mankind with all that is truly great and
good The adhesion of such man to the Southern
cause will cause men abroad to reflect, and will exert
Infinitely more influence than would that of Scott
europe crowded with military men, far more eminent
an Scott who is scarcely known outside the limits of
oR country, and even then only soldier but wher
"" the sea rolls a wave, Maury is known and rever-
~d as great light, and benefactory of his race
Richmond Dispatch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

]. J. COX p. KENDALL, j.. s. KENDALL
cox KENDALL q co.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE GRO
~ GERS,
No. IL l. IL, North Water St.
March 18th, 1861 l5T-f
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

WANTED.
ROOO LBS. BACK MOSS, for which the highest
COUU price will be paid by C. POLVOGT,
Upholsterer and Paper Hanger.
April Is. cor. Front and Princess SITS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

sN.-The market is dull for all grades and prices are
lower On Thursday last notice sales of 1900 bbs
Common at 60 Cts per bb OF 80 lbs other sales re-
ported.
We quote sales in the early part of the week Of $50 bbs at
IS cents per bb
BEEF CATrLE-Are in demand and would sell quick at
high hgures None received and consequently have
sales to report.
CoRN-fhe market we'll supplied at present still we
not fair demand and prices have improved shade
The receipts for the week comprise bushels of which
$500 do private terms 900 do damaged at 65 cts
do IS cents 4OO do at 63 cents and 800 do at 70
cents per balance dealers and has gone
into store.
FLoUs-very little has been brought to mai ket for week
or two past but the stock in store fully adequate
been confined to small lots from store S. 50 SO So
for supeline, and SO so to ST. per bb for family.
tail way and we refer to our table for prices.
| CHARLESTON May 6-Cotton-T6ere was an active
demand for the article which resulted in the sale of
bales prices showing irregular &c
those of last week The particulars follows 81 bales
TO- 24 Oa; % lol 80 at IO2 lO4 at iO Is at Ii
80 III; l73 l3 las III; 707 at ~ So at IL 36
Middling II to l23c.
HIGH POINT, May l-Wheat-Red 81 rs to 81 80 white
81 40 Flour Sc to SIS so. Corn 20 IS cents Lard II
l23 cents. Bacon dull at 10 Salt per sack
Peaches pared per h. g. impaired Beeswsx demand
at rs 26. Butter wanted at 20 Fish-Muets IS
tt out s.; Herrngs S. Eggs per dozen Rags %
to p cents Feathers 40 As cents Peas IS to 80 cents
MOBILE, May 3-The sales of Cotton to-day were fifty
bales at llc nominal The sales Of the week twelve
hundred bales and the receipts thirteen hundred and
eny against forty thousand for the corresponding period
last year. Decrease hundred and forty thousand
four hundred and thirty bales. Stock hand twenty
thousand bales. Freights a I'd.
FAYETTEVILLE, May 6.-Bacon-N. C. hog round IA t
IA. Good supply on hand
CONFIDENTLY, from wagons, 80 cents sack 81.
Spirits Tarpentne-No change since last report.
Four-The market is we'll supplied change prices
say So to s Is for super.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-The sales of Cotton to-day
were five hundred bales at l0 ii cents and for the weel
four thousand hundred bales. Receps five Thousand
hundred against twelve thousand hundred for thu
corresponding period last year. Stock on hand ninet
thousand bales. Freights II I'D.
NEW YORK. 3.-Cotton is heavy; sales of 200 bales
l33 l32 cts Flour heavy and 10 cts lower sales
500 bbs State at 05 SIS Is, Ohio so IS 65 and South
ern at rs S. 20 Wheat is declining sales of 66 OO
bushels, white at 42t 81 10 red Western l 80 81 80
Corn is rm sales of 80 600 bushels at 63 68a TO
mixed. Pork is buoyant-Mess SIT So Lard is firm at
81 cts. Whiskey is dull at l74 cts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

COMPREHENSIVE.
FTNHE undersigned having this day entered into
i nership under the style and firm of CLARK & TUR-
LINGTON, for the transaction of general COMMISSION
and FOR WA RIDING BUSINESS, respectfully solicit
consignmens of Naua Stores, Cotton Flour, Corn Bacon
Timber, &c.
Will keep constantly hand LIME, PLASTER, CE-
MENT HAIR, &c. Orders promptly executed.
Also, Agents for Steamers KATE McLAURlN and SUN.
JOHN NJ. CLARK,
Oct. l, 1850. VIM. q. BURLINGTON.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

WE are authorized to announce DUGALD BLUE, as
a candidate for the Office of COUNTY COURT CLERK of
Bladen County. at the election in August next.
March 25 1861. Site
TO THE VOTERS OF VIEW HANOVER COUNTY
hereby offer myself candidate for the office of COUN
TY COURT CLERK of your county, and respectfully so.
lict your votes at the next August election.
March IA, l861-29 te~ T. s. W. MCINTYRE.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

FIELD.-It is proverbial that class of
more promptly the call of their country.in times
than practical printers. The present crisis fur
be 5 an example of PATRIOTISM their part which should
pubiS appreciated yet it bears with weight upon
THAR many of whom have been compelled to suspend
issue half sheet with limited quantity
~0'eE'" Richmond Dispatch.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

NEW YORK BRUTAL1TY-We understand that George
samson, ESQ., of Virginia. now residing in New York
@ been threatened with mob violence in that city, and
E that threat compelled to subscribe to the fund
% was also ordered to hoist the U. S. flag, and refus
S 10 90 50, the mob brought rope and threatened to
g iTS MN instantly if he did not comply. The South
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09
PAY UP.

TAI VI.
TNBOSE indebted to u.s. will please make payment imme
/ diately. We in need of all the money due us.
From and after this date goods will be delivered from
our Store without payment on delivery.
April 9th 1861 l.. B. HIGGINS SONS.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

TENNESSEE TROOPS FOR V1RGINIA.-At Southern
Rights meeting in Nashville, Ten on the 22d inst.
dispatch from Governor Letcher, of Virginia, calling
upon Gov Harris for three regiments, read as was
also the response of the latter stating that the troops
would be ready to move in ten days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED.
ENROM THIS DATE, will require cash Con delivery,
Z for all Goods Sold This will enable to sell cheap
and those favorng with CALL will find greatly to the
interest. MCINTYRE d BROWN.
April 29th, 1861. l98-2w-36 2w
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

HI THE VOTERS OF NEW HANOVER COUNTY.
l OFFER MYSELF a Candidate for the Office of SU-
PERIOR COURT CLERK, and respectfully solicit your
votes at the ensuing election in August
Fl. A. BAGG.
March %, 1891. 31-te-l78-te
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WILMINGTON IRON AND COPPER Y

FRONT STREET, BELOW MARKET.
WILMINGTON, N. e.
L & ~ p A
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-05-09

This, we are assured, IS more than has been sold In
this market for home consumpton-thats for consump
ton in the State-we told in the last ten years. all
charlottesville Courier, april 80.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-14

WHEELING. 18Th April, 1861,
NN and alter the l4th Of April, 1851. tile rnSsan-
" ger Trains will be ruiz as follows. viz:
The Express Train lenV'a Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 A. NJ. penWoOd at 1O:SO a. NJ aE7iv-
ing In baltimore az 4tu A. NJ, connecting with the
ENpTeSE train fur Philadelphia. New York, BOSTON.
AMI NIL the Eastern cities. leaving at G:l5 a. NJ,
rNcs at Washington 53n A. NJ. making Cl"A..
nectiOu with the Southern liuCA for all parts Of the
South. This train stops the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland.
Returning, leaves Baltimore at 3:i5 r. NJ. and
Washington City at LAS y. NJ. arriving At I}CnWUni
at a. NJ. and Wheeling at 627 A. NJ making direct
connrct"n it'll the ENnrcsstraIf for all n Of die
West Soutlwcst Iui Northwest. This traiu stops
only Fr meals and WOG nnil water.
The Nail TrHim lcnycr daily including SuIit RG nj
G:5I T.. NJ, R"nW'a"d ut 195 T.. NJ. aud nrriVcs IL
BaltmOIe Mt 3;H =. NJ. connecting with tile Mail
tr'lu leaving fer Philadelphia. New York. ECrtUp,
and all Eastern ciiirs az ISIS r. NJ arrives nj WASH.
iatOn City at h:2n r. ~. crnncctinE with the S,n,I-
"rn lines for nil Part- Of IhS south. This train steps
on the west end 81 the read MOnnh-Nille. Cameron
Huntington. Water Station FaiImnuI and Grafton.
Returning. leaves GHlfmnre at 5:3O A. NJ. Wnrli-
lnEtOn City At SOS A. NJ and arrives nj BcnWOOi nj
1910 r, NJ. and Wheeling At ln::t2 r. NJ. connecting
with the Express trnin for all unrtHnF the Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stors at the yrir,-
cipal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation T1iua
daily. except SnndayE leaving Piedmont st g. 10 NJ
and arrives nj Wheeling st S:lO PM
III. FORD, Agent.
W. :. SMITH. Master Of transportation.
j.. VI. CnLF. Gen'l Ticket Agent. ap90
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TRANSFORMATIONS.
Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel.
ing Rail Road.


Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road.
Ia - -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY. June lUth. 1861: Pas.
~ ssHgPr Trains win leave Bridgeport rs fnlO~s.
(Sunhays eKCrpt1d:l
lI:OU 81. Mail Train stopping Mt all way stations.
arrives at Pittsburgh at $40 Z. NJ, aud
4ss1 r. NJ express Train, stopping at all way sta
tiOn-, arrive, NJ Pittsburgh ut $40 q. NJ.
sGs r. NJ FAST Express Train stopping only mt Steu-
iouviiIs YelIor Creek. Wells ,lI.s AMI R.-
CLrSieT tie River Division and NJ NIL
stIInns ON Slain Lines aTTiye% at Pitts.
hurgh. ri ll:;i: p. VI, Hul at ClPS Gland AT
1880 a. VI.
X I2TIRNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at a:l5 \. NJ. and i''u Y. NJ, ar
rive at BTilgcPorl at 80 :. NJ and az "a Z. ~
1910 T.. NJ. arrive at Bridgeport a; I:IT A. NJ l"!t
A ". ami I:21 p. VI.
Connections are made ns Follows
At Pittsburgh with pennsylvania u. u. fir Harris
burg. Baltimore. Washington. plilH'
dclphia. New York auli BOStnh.
AT Cleveland With Cleveland T"le'l Il. 4. for San
dis'N. Toledo, Ee'Ioit, Chicago and
all points in the NOEIH WEsT. With
Detroit steamers for Detroit. Iacksnn.
Chicago AMI tile NORM WEST. With
Cleveland & Erie u. H. for Erie, Dun
kirk. Buffalo AMI Niagara Fallr. With
Cleveland Coluinlhis Cincinnati for
rrestn'. Delaware. Columbus and
Cincinnati.
A Ifud>cu with the O. Z. 4 c. R.r. for Cnyaboga
Falls Akron. AliiersLurgh and wOOs-
ter.
At AIIlRuca with T. IT. w. ( e. r. Il. TOR Canton.
Massi"u. Wooster, Salem, En"n, c.,
lunilHuS. nc.
~ SteuDUnvsile with r @ x C. Zine and At nE1LSIK
with c. o. q. It.R Itr2AnGsvilie, : ew.
AK. Columns, Sena. nayt5I iH,ii,
anlpOlis Cairo. Cincinnati, I9Oi>v lille,
NJ tAluis. 81. 80 Oph and al points
Wtst and south Wet.
HxcnrsInn Tickets tn Pittsburgh and FoIiEn Sl.5h.
Pare always rs low, and time much quicker titan
any other rOute.
rhrrn"h rjcksta "a all r,,frts In tha N.osf North
and East I've procured at the o;iieo NJ. - Water
street donr to SprigY HouEe, Wheeling, Va aId
at bridgeport station.
Freight cuntrfIctR viii he made nj lowest rates
any point accessible by this road and its
10 tile East. North, West and Nurt-Mcat. ri office
No.37 Wafer street. nr with Freight gent bridge
port Station. +. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling. Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. Agent.
bridgeport. q.
in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
F. II. MYERS. Gent Ticket Ag't. J-12
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College,!
FOvSbsO. 1874
CATED,
Cor. BAltIInOr aud ChRrIes-Stu.,

De-
Loo TED,
Cor. BRltIm ore aud CharIes-Stu.,
BALTIMOR MD.
TINHlS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and huurising condition. Twice du.
ring tue last two wears has II l,p, rv IN oI,rir
larger apartments pr the accommodation Of the In.
crossing number Of students, representing nearly
nvert StatE III the Union.
deSiraLly hICaled buildings In the city. The rHuans
are compodt0"sly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to Young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for tht
E w duties 81 the Counting Room or to obtain
unsurpassed IN any particular, by any similar sl-
lishi"ent IN tho Omitted St Gts -
L. LosIER,
PrincipH-L'Nturrr on the Science OF Accounts, Com
nIeTcb. DuSneea Customs. etc.
j. VI. PHILLIPS
Professor Of the Theory aud Practice of bookkeeping
Ohd Commercial Calculations.
u.H. DANES.
Associate Professor q Boek. Keeping.
Professor of Business alri ornamental PCumanshiI.
5. T. WILIIAAS, ESQ, 80
Lecturer On Mercantile Law.
ltEv. z. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
lecturer OH Commercial Ethics.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jno 2. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Vansant,
Hon. Ihus Swami, VIM. II. KelGller, EsQ,
Jacob Trust, ESQ VIM Knnbe Rsn
TIE College is provided with CnminsrciHI Library
Of STANDARD Works, expressly for tbs OF the stu
Eacl. student hns desk to himself and is sepa,
rAtely Instructed.
There being no vacation during tlr year. sndsnts
can enter Mt any time.
fundamentally required tocomplete tlS full course,
from to IL weeks. -E''
D1PLoNA ia awarded to all Graduates
large and beautifully Ornamsutcd Circular, con.
tanning upwards "G SIX SQUARE representing tito
Exterior and Interior View of the College, various
Characteristic deAKnS HoninRnEhip. &C. aent by mail
FREE n c'aTs accompanied with taloGuc giving ful
Particular. Address 2. K. L.OSIER
BJltimOrs Nd.
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NeM Y0rk Paper lYarehOuse

hNE PRlCE ONLY. WHEREpAP DEALERS
" booksellers, statisners, Binders Printers, and
Purcha!ars generally save from 10 to 20 per cent
byyarehaEiug from tint hnndR. :
Having increased our Manufacturing PacilIties V,p
can 6er great tndueementst TO parties In want Of Pa
PeTA such aa are usually sold by Paper warrhousq
Ledger and Tat Papers, ENOlscap, Letter. Note and
Bullet: folla Packet. Commercial and all grades Si
Ereneh Papers. COiorea PapeTi Tissue Hinders,
Trunk. aud Straw R0aFt, BISttine. etc, etc: RsuF
Note, Bond, Drawing, Rank, EnvsloI,s Particular
attention paid 20 supplying Banks with Bank-Note
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IN stock, ready ruled for Printers from 10 Head
tAct' complete Paper BsEaar send for CirculafS
and save yoaf money. oFaefs BY mail, arcompaniSi
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ap9-lye Paper Warehouse, e Reeknan q
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sgIAni. I'D M.reutiol pf..o.,.


.-. NV ORIEANS, 25th August. lh5a.
DE. J. C. dTEH: sir: rheeriuIly cs,mrly siF'.
iLr rrIHr III your slrht. anal report to You 81
The effects have realized with ynnr SITSlpnrila.
have enrert with II. In my practice. most ng gLt.
cvu,P ants itr which II is luvadr,i. and LsSt
fund ts effects trrly wonderful In tic Il Esias
lxdt nHH hrsrtrIni DiseIss One Of my patients
had SyIhitic ulcers in his tLIst. wiicl Vert coa-
+unin his palate and the t, ~ his month To,i.
1aTsaIErillH. steadily takri cured him Se We. 49,
A"thcT was attacked Ivy secondary symptoms III hIs
lio4r. Hnd The liberation had AWAY CUns,gsrl,-
Die part Of it. that believe the disnItICr WaUl5
niy administration uf oar Sarsaparilln; the nlc-rs
healed ami he Is we'll again not Uf DcnISe yvitll'
some dishruTNiim Of his face A Wnsais no hnS
bcsn treated fT the same disorder hy mercury Ms.
sHGeritg uNIa tliH Iulsnn In er boiie. TFay irs,f
BECOME 5" sensitive ia ,he weather that ~. a agur
lay she suffered e&eTuciNthg pain In her Joints ara
b"nes She. too. vas cured entirely IS yhur SGrra
paTil!a IN II few weeks know from its formula
which your aE~"t gave tttaI this preparation,
fEin yonr laboratory mast he great remedy go,
se1ncntiy these truly remarkably. results wish Is
!rlNE NOT surprised lne.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BIOoD

AMI E'r the speedy of the sulJoince vnri,t.e.
Di.pasc:
Si?fuld and Scr9fUlo,ls Affections. s,ek as TLtaay,
tieCr'. SoytE, E57piiHHs lTsl1LS. IastaIsy Bio;th
e. Rolls Ri''"S ""'iGh !IiN Di,susrs.
OGEIANB Ind. 9TH Inrs 1854.
i 9. ATsR Co. Gents: feel it my dnty 10 As.
knowledge what yuur Sarsarhr:lia has dom fnr I1s
Having i'htTited Ser0illous inieerion have sui
FIRED trnm il In yArirnS ways for years. Sometimes
Il burst out in lSers fHS hRDE ard atIna; Rn;r,.
fiH-s II turned inwUri and distressed me Of the
AtUnIRrt Tw" years aSn Il broke oI,t an nly Lsai
and covered Ees:ip and ears with ole snrt Which
vas painful anil lntIhs-,rnr beyond description. I
tried many medicines ant several Ihyacisns he.
without mnclI relief fran anything In fact thp d..
.s;irr Erew worse Al l"neth WAS reioIcrd to read
in the Gospel Messenger that ynn had prepared an
alternative iSarHl, srillR for knew from y6ur rtpu-
tnflnn that anything you made niust fr good
sent TO Cincinnati and .nt II. and nScd it'll IL CURED
mo. tn"k IL rs You advise. in small doses al !,
tnaspnnnIrl over month; and used nITnost tlrt /.
battles. New and healthy skin =oon began to firm
under the sCab> whirh after a while fell on MI
skin il clear. and Know by ::y ferIinRr tIat
the disease has fr'n NJ! ~ ten YUn cT. .veit
I.sliWve that feel ~iInt nm saying with trliyol
that held you to be at the apostles Of the aye
anil remain gratefully. Your
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
ToR THE RAPID crE4 or
Coughs, Colds, Infuemzn, Hoarsenrss,
Group, BrOnchitis, IncIpient Com
sumption; and for the Relief
OF CODSumptiVe PafienfA
--.s tM advanced Stages
NJ hlha. Elknen

This IS 4 remedy 40 universally known to OurnAs
any other Fr the cure of thr"Rt lang coRSpIatE
that It Is useless here to publish the evidences ~ It's
virtues. Its unTivalled excellence for coughs ana
colds, ana Its truly wonderful cures Of pulmonary
dissat have made Known throughout the ciTilizrt
even families among them who have net some rtr.
snna experience af its eeets-EOnne living trophy In
Their midst OF It's victory over the subtle and dan
grrNns disorders Of the thEOAt and Iungs As ali
know the dreadful fatality Of these disorrYu and
they KNOW tnO the elects Of this remedy We nFei
nut do AnTe than tn assure them thai IL has NOV, ali
the TrfieA thar II did hEvo when making the cUrrA
mankind.
Prepared by DE-. J. c. AVER & CO..
I4ovell. Mass.
Fer sale by A. c. GOOD CO, and BY all Drug
gitts- nusll-ly-nUT 52ir
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Br00llcNSf NCed N0MprI

FI'uE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE PURCHASED THE
1 HSht Ec .IANE'S SEEp SnWEW. Which soN-
ali kii- uG GT9iiS sud r'sS SOrrIs ia the most pE-
fcct maRurr. IL SinIPl- ia I- construction and
a'Ws with graf uTary A,i ra,idity. distributing
ThE aee -V-Ily uT-I tho snrflc,. without IH- waste
Hnd labor peculiar IN hrHi sowing. ORDER for
Sower- will RECEIVE Pr.JuJt attention.
mh2u SMITH s GORHELL.
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nr. J. u. s. Claiming, Of New York City. writes,
Il ni.- r!-.rtlliy comply witt tile request Il Wv"
Ageut in saying have f'nnd your SSr<hpArilIa
mot excellent Alternative in 'ht
fOT Whic Wr employ such rtnIc1y. lint S-,tGi,Iiy
in ftD!6l, IIis'dssS ,f tht SrrpfIiOUE ilathcs!s
hnye cured mnnO inyCieIHtr cls- g! rucSilha u "
IT. AMI wrrr the complaint Cl,,srd ~ a..
syInfjaa' al the UEs57s. The nlrcraton it-rlf Wa
'non Cnred. Nothing within my kIsnwisS'Es t.Iuai.
II fin these female deranErmenrE.''
Edward s Marrow. Of -Wi,urv Ala. writes: "A
dangerous orJriHR are Of tile females h,
my fuy which hHlt dViprl 'lil the remedies ~
r't!d employ, has nj "mEtI hr.u crnil IvtcIy rlws,s
ny y'nr Extract af SdrsarNriIa. Orr piiS-icias
tuGit nothing Luf eAtiIpsfiop cNnld nilrrI rCI;sF
but hr "Nissd thE trial q: yo"r SarsaJaTiiia III.
last FesH1 before cutting and ii PrOyFTt raecinug
Alter taking remedy eight weeks 10 symptom
NJ the ,liEeaIF remains
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81. .infIoHy's ET1y Ross or ETys5p,las litter g,c,
SGT Eh'lrnr. !Souid RieaG, Ei"g'rv,7s. S1v Ee.,
Hr,pSy
Dr. E"lrrI VI frei.le writes tr"m Salem, n, Y l2th
Sept 1888 thnt lie hiss cnui nm fHvetcr1ltr Cs,st " {
L'rEPSH "hirh Threatened Ia terminate fatally. hy
the p"rSrv"fi"E uAr of DnT SHTsapHTR. and HI4, =
dangerous attack Of A1lirt1Ht E-NsiE4inS by barge
'nsc- If the SANE: R1yS lie the common Ests
iiVHS Iyit constantly.