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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-28
From the Raleigh Register.
CORRESPONDENCE.

HIS Honor, CltSsf' Justice PEAssoN;;
= Having seen tire proclamation of the President Of
the Confederate States, am desirous of knowing
whether am affected be it, or would be consider
ed citizen as if a native, 49,
I was born in the State of New York.in 1875, and
in 1920 removed to North. Carolina. where have
resided ever since married in North-Carona;
all my property is here am an acting Justice of the
Peace in Yadkin, and have been for many years and
have held offices of trust and profit under the State,
and have repeatedly sworn allegiance to North Caro-
lima l settled here to remain permanently, and
have never altered my intention of remaining: Am
/ required to do any act under that proclamation
An answer will oblige.
Yours, truly,
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-28

SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Mr.. EDrToR:-l see that in most Of the districts
candidates for Congress are announced In the
sixth, Guilford district see as yet candidate
announced. 1t is generally conceded that party
strife has in great measure brought the present
troubles on our once happy country, and there
should be- and with honest people there is deter
mination to be longer tied down to party but to
send to our councils, both National and State men
of character and experience. In looking over the
district for a representative the Hon. BEDFORD
BRowN Of Caswell, seems to happily combine the
qualities desired in repreSentative-having
a high character as statesman of the old school,
and being enineDtly conservative in his views. He
served in the United States Senate some twelve
years; was the associate of Clay Webster and Cal
houn; became thoroughly acquainted with the ma
chinery of our government seeing as he did the de-
fects and the shoals upon which our ship of State
has been wrecked, and his speeches there delivered
will show, that with almost the foresight of
prophet he pointed out the shoals, and warned his
countrymen that nothing but States Rights and
strict construction of the Constitution would save
the ship of State from going to pieces amid the
tional storms. Such experience, and such words
now spoken cannot but be Of great service in guiding
our new government clear of the dangers which
then threatened and finally destroyed our old gov
eminent.
During our late sectional difficulties Col. Brown
has always been conservative. His voice has always
been heard for honorable adjustment of our sec
tional difficulties. He was the able leader of the
conservative icing othe Democratic party at Charles
ton and Baltimore. He consented to the BreckIn-
ridge ard Lane ticket at Baltimore with the assu-
rance that it was conservative ticket. COL Brown
canvassed the State, assuring the people, all the
Breckenridge Electors did, that 1t was not a Sec
tional ticket, but conservative one. Yet at the
election of Lincoln nearly all of the Breckenridge
leaders came out for immediate secession. Col.
Brown remained firm to his pledges to the people,
and resisted secession as long as Lincoln obeyed
the Constitution. Yet when Lincoln violated the
Constitution by issuing his proclamation for the
subjngation of the South the voice of Col. Brown
was heard, calling his countrymen to defend their
section and eyer since then he has devoted every
energy to his section The people feel that now is
not the occasion for youth and nexperience to
troll our legislative halls. The tented field is large
, enough for the ambitious youth of the country,
+ and the young aspirant who seeks honors in the
forum no,C, rather than the field, is unworthy Of
honors in either place. The forum needs wisdom
tempered with age and experience; the tented field
needs the yigor of manly youth.
ALAMANCE.
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Rock GREEK, Alamance Co NJ I 7"
SeDtenher i1s 1oo, ",

- J
-, Rock GREEK, Alamance> Co N. !"
tsE - September Is lSGl "
Nix ". w HeLpEs:- '0oi.
srss The Undersigned, an agent for the Dr,n
o. sohens articles of clothing for the Aa urPos
Boys, under comDand of Capt Stockard . llama
edges the receipt Of the following: "'AnOwl
Balaa5a HCrnaday, seven yards of wooden. 10,
and two Blankets Mrs. Daniel Spoon, one hlJ Jeans
one pair socks, and one shirt; Alfred Ho UnaSe'
one blanket and two pair socks jacob Iro T,naday
eoverlet; @ D. Holt, so cts NJ Pike, one h:n on
Staniy Coble shirt pair drawers, two na T.a nh
and lot: Of wool thread; Elizabeth E %% SOCK
blanket W illam Wells, $500: Sol. Ws SHDOle, on
John Iseley 81 90; Jno Mcpherson, two hls ~ OO
one pair socks and 400; NJ Iseley 81 Nn ct
Cummons, so cts. Dr.: Tinnin, one pair so CT d.
s. 90; Martin Moser, 81 90; Solomon Ans GiS: an
So 90; William Albright So 90; ". A. P aDrlSh
81 90; A: H. johnson, 81 90; Austin IsrI .s,SCi
90; Mrs p Policeman, pair socks; Sam C,rtys )
cts. Henry Iseley, 81 90; Sam Collie "s ~ % .
Milten Coble, S. 90; j. A. j. Patterson !, 20 20 W
g. NJ. G. ALBRIGHT ac w.
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One of the enemy's steamers pulled up to Acquia
Greek on Monday, and opened its guns on our bat
terry. This was promptly responded to, and at the
hull near the waterlne. The steamer then turned
and sped away, without further questions, as if it
had got what it came for-Rich. ENQUIRER.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-28
MILITARY OVER-COATS.
WEST POINT PATTERN.

"E UNDERSTAND THAT ORDERS SENT TO
w D. = BALDWIN, Wilmington, for the above gar
ments, will be promptly attended 10. 1t is well known
fact that BALDWIN has the best AHty Gutter in the
State and keeps the largest stock of Goods for Officers
lie is making $50 Military 0ver-COats for Prvates
Our Companies should engage these Garments before they
sold out of the State.
Officers and Companies
Can be uniformed at short notice this celebrated Give
and Military Clothing House. 3S Market Street, Whining
ton. n. C.
JOHN DYER. who has European reputation as Gutter,
is Foreman for Mr. Baldwin.
September Ii, 1861. 82-lawSw
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SALT! SAITH SAITH!

SALT! SALT! SALTIH
AEA SACKS OF G. A. SALT-FOR SAIL p.
(OU THE SUBSCR1BER-Thosew wanting TO ny uot
their supplies would do well to buy soou as this VIII
be on the market long, and will be sold at lower
than it is bringing at other points.
Orders froma distance will receive prompt attenl'H
Price IS per sack-Caat. ,,,nr
EMMETT CUTHBERI,
Corner of Pollok and Middle SIS
Newbern, n. Z.
September "a, 1861. eo-i"'
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NORTH CAROLINA INSTITUTION

DEAF AND DUMB AND THE BLIND.
THNHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
u will commence on Monday, the 2nd day OF Sep
TENDER, and continue TEN MONTHS. Pupils should
be sent in pRnctuny the of the session.
Having full corps of Teachers in the different Depart
ments, it is to be hoped that the parents and ends
the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind will send them here
to receive the benefits of education. ANY information
as to the method of admitting pupils &c will be gwen
upon application 10 me, by letter otherwise
WILLIE J. PALMER, PriDciPdL
Raleigh, August l6, 1851 74-w&swSui
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-28

The Tredegar Works IN Richmond are at present
manufacturing the largest calbre of guns, shells,
balls &c. The capacity Of the establishment is i'm
mense, there being no less than fifteen hundred men
now engaged in manufacturing railroad iron and
ordnance of the heaviest description. ~
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-28

HARBoRs ON THE SOUTHERN CoAsr.-The North
ern journals, which are making such tremendous
and triumphant clamor over the great victory" at
Hatteras Inlet announce that the Government has
thereby secured possession of the whole Southern
ignorance of the subject on which they undertake
to enlighten other people. So numerous are the
lnlets the coast that vessel of moderate draught
of water can run from Cape Henry to New Orleans
and make harbor every night. 1t Is impossible
that the Government can close these outlets, even
if the ships and men at its disposal were increased
hundred fold. We subjon list of harbors be-
tween the mouth of the Chesapeake and Florida,
and the distance between each. They are of course
known to the Government and properly to the Off
GERS of every insurance company in this city.
INLAND AND COAST ROUTE FROM TIE CHESAPEAKE
BAY TO THE GULF OF MEXICO, MAKING A nARBoR
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-28
GEO. w. BLOUNT,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,

wilson, N. c.,
VUILL ATTEND TO BUSINESS ENTRUSTED tn
w him in Nash, Wilson, Edgcombe and Franklin
Counties.
Feb u, 1861. l5-w&sWY'
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This brings vessel inside the Florida Keys
From this point there is no difficulty in making har
Dor every night, or even every few hours.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1861-09-28
April q. 1856

HSOR HIRE.-A FIRST RATE CARPENTER-FOR
II SALE, a very fine young MARE. Apply to
L. BURKE HAYWOOD.
April q. 1851. S7-w&swtL
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), ,.,.na ,ts NTH section Of the 1O7tl

g. An act to amend the seth section Of the 10th
chap. ofthe Revised Code
alien enemies. plaintiffs not entitled to recover
So An act to authorize the banks OF the State 10
deal in the stocks and bondssof the State
20 An act concerning runaway slaves lncTeas-
ing the price for theirapprehenson in Berthe hert
ford and Tyrren counties.
cob's and Henry's Fork in the county Of Catawba
s r. An act granting power 10 Justices OF Duphn
to sell town commons in the town of Sarecta.
73 An act to amend an act incorporating the
town of Morganton in Burke county.
"a An act entitled Revenue. This bill is very
long one, and we have not been able to examine it.
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/. The STANDARD.
cAprIoNs OF LAWS,

Passed at che Second Ertra Session Of tho Genera
assembly of North-o Carolina from August loo"
10 ,SestemSer 2Sd, 1861.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-18

hrsl dispAtcA feesfdlrg Ihs nsss nos hae-
tand, III refsfsnes 10 shs kelTpgs pf our
Lonnissieners on bo-rd the TfenI hsyo
esssiaed nurh FULLER particulars, shish
e.nplslsly e6nlrm whati previously dis
patched on the authority Of passengers fFesi
ioFiTess Monroe.
Mar between Rnglaad snd che IlneolR
CbNsTnment would seeu undoubtedly irs-
a. ,ding. rhs North must back down aud
sossg In he deepest hug.iiiaslon bsf0Ee
EhglaAd OF che must light, Id ts.,. 80
lls instructions sshl 10 lord Lyons ar
specific, lie is required 70 demand the na'
esHdlliOHnl restoration Of the prisoners On
beard en- Raglish steamer.
Tie Warrior, the calculated siesl'elsd
s,elm fgigste sdmilged 70 b the most pow
egial in the wogld, hss leea ordered abroad,
and 1t Is supposed her destination ia Amer
lea, ........ 49,. vi, L.. IT,.
The Warrior u impsryious 10 ordinary
artillery, aad Il is believed she could 50 10
New York, o. Any FEDERAL seaport, and
bsmbaEd aud bHn il Without serious L!nd'
race from llneclR's ileel,
English papers say lhat tho Warrior WI!
proceed 10 Annapolis, lad await the ar
over OF TIE GoyegameRt 4, Washington 10
the demand previously stated
M ilnmensr cargo VI rides and Arm
strong cannon have LeeR seat 70 Canada
FOR tie purpose Of preparing that province
tor defence, Every measure WI! be taken
10 aim and discipline It's militia and organ
ire volunteer Amy, IN view OF an I'M
pending collision WITH the upitel States.
Tie London Observer (aa organ ofan in
tel!igent and high-toRea class tie people,
aays tie prisUHers must be restored on
board man -Oi-war in the pges.pee OF o
Biitish q set in the Potomac. ..
The Londpn Times, IN an article Of extra
ordinary spirit and yieor, rays the Ing
,ish Zee, will sweep the Federal navy from
the seas, raise the blockade, open Southern
ports, re-cs,abl!sh commerce with s millions
OF customers, and avoid the danger o. u
cotton inInine resulting from an Interrupt
tion Of supplies and wide spread suspca-
sion of industIy. The Government ut
Washington remarks lie Timca, Is beget Of
reason, sense and honor.
The jeldan News abolition in seni-
neai, which has heretofore sustained Lin.
coin and his party says the reckless poll.
ey OF Lincoln lnay cause war between lug
land and the United States, but 1t cannot
,hink him crazy enough to refuse eompii-
aEce with EngiGDas demand.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2I-The ship Helen,
from Char lesion, arrived to-day with u car
20 OF rosin anj turpcntine.
Capt. Nelson had ente.cda protest against
the capture and destruction OF the Harvey
Birch by the Nashville. The southampton
magistrates refused Nelson warrant TO
search the Nashville, referring him to the
Secretary Of State. Capt. fegrnm and W.
l.. Yancey haa returned from London to-
gethe-, and the latter statcs' that IL has
been inimatcd 10 him by II third party
that the Nashville has been recognized by
the British Government Us nationals vcs-
eel, and will be allowed TO reht and rsnnig
at Southampton, as was the case with the
James Adger, and 80 exercise perfect
neutrality between the two contending par
ties.
The privatecr Sumter Las escaped the
Iroquois, and is again Mt sea.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-18


THE CRrnoErE NATI0S.--A letter publish
Cd In Vie Van burau Press, dated Fort Glib
son, Dec. U.s. says.
.rhc Cherokee gimer3 under Col. Drew,
wilt he rtoi elni1el john Ross, the pi'in
cipnl thief, made "A speech here to. day. He
spoke under the Confederate States f'sg
,aeh bold Of the, al and declared If every
Cheralcc deserted il, he would die defend,
ing 1t. re, Col. Cooper, Col. brew, Col. VIM
+. Ross aud others had u Conference, to-day.
There Is M aucsLien that matters " III be att
iusted, and that Col. Drew with rsere ny
-,sross command siIl take part in the ight
20 co.ac eli ra, RAINY days V.nce. Better
inca than those that stood by Col. D. In the
trials Of las l,cta, cannot DC muAcred.--
pickras lcng-, Rittebrasd, Judge Fiei''a,
ChaeIes Hichs hptaihs sll-.-steod by hiEa
10 the end There were some heusepanis
vi lEne~ iheir uaaiss would give slen',)
and tive rnns al.l grand con ~ the '.a'sh
tA:. r.r,ni,.stt With their Cs-enel also.
tat, cuoer, Ike bca Ergce, IL one Of the
comu.a ndsis dial ,it.-s 90, ii. rerpeidienisr-
ly W axe, light, hs, goes eat hunsia1 for
new oi,es. Atd aain ctneers dses 'he eo!o-
mel med. II .'ras'ceArs governs ;;s.s'rs y u.
BE- is,hs.
Col SINS rtsiiac.s.oi issans u encalslE-
el hrra all laring aAl decent ruen The
whole regta.er.. IS VI .,ansr 80 tlrs STATE =
M.a .les md pnsupsnia have t<,sn sever
s.no oes, the inen. r,.e luasr.S or there.
! bouts, l.s Gu sle Ssh rcrs,..
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-18
,,.;,y.. cusbing m lia oditorial corrcspoud

~ =
Bty- Cushing, in his editorial correspond
cnce 10 the Telegraph speaks TINS Of the
New Orleans printing officers;
~ le!, ON Wednesday nornine for Nash.
Vile. Before leaving must not forget to
men ton that visited the Picayune office,
al.d by the courtesy OF Mr.. Wilson, was
shown over the building. 1t is tho most
ronplcte printing otiicc in the Confedcracy.
4 great curiosity to me was the large tour
cylindey printing machine, capable of throw
ing off 5000 impressions per hour. also
Ii osed about the Crescent Office until found
old Tnlk-on-C Change. lie was over head and
cara in pS peis, fixing up the next days
Talk in little out-oi-,he-wav room. AL
though quite deaf, aud somewhat blind
What no DON'T ace and hear in the course of
the day, isn't worth seeing and hearing. |
must also not iofgat 10 thank Mr.. Adams,
Of the Crescent, for his kindness. Every
ole who leaves New Orleans has to lave a
passport. Iiorgot TO get mine till the office
was closed. MIR. Adams very kindly went
with me to headquarters aud got the nee
esa1,y paper, hat for which ! eAoaId have
been detained q day longer"
In bis letter from Chattanooga, he says
that ut Nashville, he saw many sick Texans
and among chem L.cu:Col. 7. S. Lubbock
and Capt. j. A. Wharton, both Of whom had
hecn ut deaths dpor, Gut were convalesceni.
Ihe.e were loo OF Icrry's iegimentslcE at
Nashville.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-18

DR.. RankIn's Celebrated Cherry IE-
peetorant.

T. positively the bps' astlens ever difeorefet
Pheumonla. t'lnrlsv, bronchitis. coughs, e'l'
sioopnFrmrh, nshuis, fNluinr 81 hloot. hs
nrss, pa.Ls aHh soroHrss IN the hrasi, difcnl'Y
breathing, innuenst ''Fl' mes ~ the ehsst' g ~
and l. a mos; cxc.lian; ranedy 10 paIilA.s CONS,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-18
DR.. Ranhin'x Celebrated riux and
s.a.s hen NJ iNfnrN.

cure arx flarrhcs. rho''ra.morhus, summer g.
plhlnis. Fripinr. ptr In ih' stomach and boz
sict stomach. v'ri lNr, and granny Alec 70
discharges ~ blood from Tho no-c. lungs sior
womb and m n-nIl,.. rl.n-irnn,lnn. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-18
ADMINISTRATORS Notice.
STR

ENRON the subscriber. about the list Aug,
Il Que large BLACK Horse. nine years
old. sons Saddle marks. no brands recollsct-
cd. ALSO one BLACK Mare Pony.
branded 3 in u circle. comic ssddie msrAs.
Any p@rean taking them VI, 80 thsL I may
qes them they, again will hs saitabiy re-
wsrded. They were il very good order
when ,lscy let Ut. o'bhfAS
Sesssyiils, MeLennan co, Tex. eou
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-18
I ann F0R SALH..-.t tract of

lLi0O ner~s lying in Kills sornt,; On :hs hsa'
~ Grove crek. and about Tx miles North Of WAxa-
,,nt1hie. said lard rauprsos he sontt bali * ny
acrss in the name cftAe h.'-s OF f-scf p sssnt;
.xchanvs catsss OF sheep IN part rsfmsnt. Ter hr-
thsr inlsfmction spp.y "a thc undsvssned at Dallas
- JAMES II. sxxFpylA
pa,,as. ,ans &. isti. 5sl I'm
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-18

Dc. HuuktnS NermtAuBe'
IsinAllibls for nll form Of worms.
Or. j. ID. RnnItin 90 e,o.'a Eye waite.
Nuycr fails to cure al, lorna of sore oyqs.
Tie most valuable medicines arr propasni AMI
by pr j. D. Rankin s. Coz, Palestine, Texas, III
sold ~ our agents thrlnshoni he sRto.
J. j.. RANKIN, ". .. g.
DFy'For pale AZ Cedar mn and Trinity hils, : d
las Comfy. May, 9Th, lS6l--3lly.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-12-18
or. Rnnl,ln,e Isrntly Rtl,e |.

u most unqucs.ion ahly iAc best remedy evoroa
TO the pablo Cor diseases 81 the muscle ani -
rheunsilsm, l,9ut paralysis, numbness, spr
stifr Joints, uvfcul n drhili'y, bruises. stu
weakness, ami pa.n In The back. head. sides. limb
famed brcasi. fr6st bitten feet spinal af,etionf,
ralgla sore ihroa, quincy, muinps. Group, milk
chronic ulcarr, saliSaiiour, iumnfs, vhiiorweih
hick headache, and IN mfnslos whra the rfnp.lp
redrs Al.sf or cbii,s md f1yrr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24

AfFFrEAA VIC aLF9aAhS sFDt9E'4ANRs
It worthy of remark, that hia venerable House have
made prGiaiits Of supplying the wants IF Druggists
Physicians. and Town gents with their pure and Whor~
some liquors. and the Hct that their list of customers
braces four konsand Druggiats is conclusive eyi
dence OF their popularity with that respectable; class Of
traders.
# this popular Houss Of recent date, and it
deemed xpedient to extend its repu ton by display
Of public recommendati on it you'd be difficult task
arrange IN tie most imposing rms, thousands Of en-
Gaandiga.
Fro the point Of it. rst existence, laore than eighty
wears ago down to the present day, this establishment
has maintained its wellearned reputaton The integrity
Of it, financial obligations remaia yet uarnshod and
the dieiit aud promptitapo with which its numerous
fhat it has ntrd diaUuitoa, and that .he quality Of
it staple cles have in eca permitted to de-
generate. II these cnr3ierati be resolved into
antaasbio facts by that public which they have
long served will furnish for them ucie encourage
raent to adept the future coat az the AsgRia
of their native State" Excelsior !'- Still higt9r.'
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24

The House Of a. NJ, BINlNGER& Co, 10 Broad Street
New York have furnished quite large proportion Of the
Liquors and Wines cold by tue Town Agents in this COun-
ty for the past year and the Liquors and u fur
ni3hed have been pure and uaaGulterae and have given
good satisfaction. In accordance with tn8 Laws rea-
lion here o. would recommend said House ali who de
sire PURE article for Medicinal, Mechanical or Uhe,
cal purposes. HORATlO NEEDHAM.
Commissioner for AGdiscn Co... VI,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24
BURLINGTON. VI, Aug, 20. !

BUaLIN2roN W., Aug. 90, 1850.
In my OPINION tho Liquors sold by a. NJ BiNINGER y
Co., No 10, Broad street, New York unsurpassed in
purity anl reliability. have 10 hesitation in recon-"
mendng thom in all cases where alcoholic 6mu8ntS
required. \. Il. RALl.Du, M. D.
From J. y. 0Iv1C' DrUg Reporter, II. Y.
y FINE ART IcLr.- 81 lining ER'S CID l.oTD0N DOCK
GIN This Gin And 10 be superior to other bottled
Gin in tho Market and an rapidly jntrolncin it in nay
trade. y. o. ORFlS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-05-24
mr. MARSHALL'S IlEADACHA
AND
gATAE2G2EI SNdfEE.

INNS 3nur hiss thoroughly pfoye4 ,'1es 20 "a the be
agtioo Laovq soT curing r. t"f h. ~" -,n coL3
The iIEs rssy,sv in many cases % ns.
s:s has r-a9g;q y II, it, SO. cd sse M o
oGy ttrencthons the Gar Is and aiYa3 heath,
soticn 10 thc parts a1ccte a is recommended BY many
Of h9 ca phyicaEs, ahS So used win great success
eati5fa ctioa avery vhere.
SioAs tl1a tye4ty-evc years. experience has proved
liz rt value aEd ag this momcnt higher than
ever before.
4 large nu.aNsr Of The most rcspccahlo Druggists in
Boston lad re = York, in q certificate signed ny h2m II
1864 say: - ,. 49,
"vhe undersigned, having for many years been ae
crainled with Dir, MAasHALL's CArAR2I ANI IH4DhtHE
SxrTg apa sold i III our BA6ea ale trac, SleerIuliy
a j ne beliec Il to bc equal Ii every respect to Ae
characterization given Of it for thc cure OF Catarrhal
Atotjo and thai il is DECIDEDLY tho best article we gave
BE are OF OeJntsrfsiis!
49, A fac smile of the signature OF the PROPRIETOR
CHARLES BOWEN, is ca evefy bottle Soll ny EFaS
w n.-,baye 25IaIaf55iyl