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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-18

MAJOR Russ SUCCESS. We are Glad r. ,oor, ,b.t
mag. huss OF wake, did succeed in getting one car
ioad 24o sacks of salt, from the Virginia salt works.
Inc chances were discouraging when he arrived at
the salt works, but his prompt efforts overcame
thetH SO Tar as to secure a portion of the salt
desired
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-18

POSTAGE sTANFs.-We are glad to find that DOS.
TSe stamps may now be obtained at our Post Office,
Ghacf the regulations Of the department, we be-
''''e' al! Letters now must he repaid by stamps.
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-18

HoGs.-The Western Carolinian. published at
Franklin, Macon county, in this State, says that
hogs are selling there at and cents per pound,
gross, ...., So. ,..-.s. %. }.ia 15'st1
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The Fayetteville Observer says, that 30 sacks OF
salt deposited in that place on account of gentle
man in Newbern, were sold at auction last week, at
SIT 90 per sack. .'r
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-12-18

II WISH TO BUY TWO FIRST RATE Shall.
Il low Wbskey Stills, Caps and Worms, all complete and
in perfect ordercapacy Of each from 900 to GOO gaons
wish to employ competent Dister Of Whskey TO
conduct the business None need apply but SOBER indss.
trous men, s.l.s. 81 30
THOS J. PERSON.,
GarTsburg N. c., Dec. II, 1861. 81 w4lpd.
-. The Wilmington Journal and Fayetteville Observer
will please copy three times each, and send bill to T.
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The Convention.

This body adjourned on Friday last to meet again
or the Doth Of January See the closing proceed
;nas in our columns to-day. All the Ordinances
md Resolutions which were passed VIII DC Puoi'sh-
cd soon, bv ORDER in three Of the City papers.
The work of revising or rewriting the ConstItu-
t;on will he resumed and finished in January alter
which we presume the Constitution VIII oe suo-
mitted to the people at the polls for their approval
or rejection. 1t has been urged that the present
time is rot favorable to the performance Of such
work as this To this we answer that our ancestors
framed our State Constitution in l776, IN the very
midst of the revolutionary war-an instrument
which, for the wisdom OF its provisions, has seldom
been exceled; and besides, as the existing Conven-
ton is unlimited in power it is better to take up
the instrument now, and settle it on enduring toun
datons than to incur the hazards of future, and 1t
may be early and persistent efforts to call Con'en
ton for the purpose of making amendments.
It will also most probably be the duty OF the Con-
vcnton, when it reassembles in January, to devise
means for supplying the places Of those volunteers
whose time will expire before the meeting OF the
next LEGISLATURE This is an important matter
Nor h Carolina must keep forty to fifty thousand
troops in the field long the war lasts; and she
should do this in the first place in the most eco
nomical manner, and in the second place, in such
way as to cntite herself to credit as State on the
books of the War Department for every man she
furnishes. Otherwise, if draft should be ordered
which is, however, nOtprohabe at present--sht
might be required to furnish more men in proper
ton than other States. We shall recur to this sub
ject again.
Nothing was done with the stay law. The com
mittee reported on the subject late in the session
and the subject not discussed. 1t will come "
at the next session. as well as the proposition to in
crease the tax on whiskey dstilleries.
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HEADQUARTERS N. c. MILITIA ]
Adjutant Generals Office,
RALEIGH l,ec. l6, ISL.

GENERAL ORDER No. T.. $500
~ENERAL ORDER No. Is so FAR M0D1FlkD
u as to require the Militia of the State drik
month, instead Of week. :fa-
By order of the COMMANDMENT. Chief
J. G. MARTIN,
Adjutant General
December II, 1861. l08-8E
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THE CHARLESTON CALAMITY.-Ihe recent destruc-
tive fire which has swept over the city OF Charles
ton, has laid in ruins about one-thrd OF the city
The distressing particulars will be found in another
column. The loss we see is estimated at from to
81, 900, 900, and the number of sufferers, that is,
losers of property, amounts to nearly 500 "eare
glad to observe that this calamity excites very general
sympathy in the South, and we hope to see proper
exhibition of benevolence towards the sufferers
from all quarters President Davis called the at
tenton of the Provisional Congress to the matter,
and on motion cf Mr.. kenner, of Louisiana, the
Congress unanimously appropriated $4,000 as an
advance on account of any claims due by the gov
eminent to South Carolina
A meeting of the citizens of Raleigh was held on
Monday last to take steps to extend aid to the suf
ferers. The Hon. Charles Manly was called to the
Chair, and Willie j. Palmer, Esq, was appointed
Secretary. The object of the meeting was explained
by Kemp P. Battle Esq, when, on motion of Hen
ry W. Miller, Esq, committee was appointed to
prepare resolutions and report to an adjourned
meeting to be held on Monday night. The COM
mlttee was composed of Henry w. Miller, ESQ.,,
Rev. j. NJ Atkinson, Rev. R. S. Mason, Il. K. Bur-
gwyn ESQ.,, Hon. John II. Bryan, Hon. Kenneth
Rayner, and Geo. w. Mordeca, Esq
At night large meeting of our citizens was held,
when resolutions expressive of deep sympathy with
the Charleston sufferers, reported by the chair
man of the committee, MIR. Miller, who addressed
the meeting in touching and eloquent strains on the
subject. lie was followed by Rev. j. NJ. Atkinson,
Rev. DR.. Smedos, his Exceency Gov. Clark, Hon.
Kenneth Rayner, and Hon. John H. Bryan; after
which quite handsome subscribed, on
the spot. The committee appointed to solicit SUBJ
scrptions in money are Messrs. P. F. Pescud, Will
lie j. Palmer, and W. j. w. Crowder. And the
committee to solicit subscriptions of provisions from
the citizens of Wake to be sent to Charleston, are
MesSrs Jordan Womble, ST., W. II. High, Lynn
Adams, G. W. Thompson, Stephen Stephenson,
William R. Poole, e. H. Wilder W. H. Hood, L.
g. Whitaker, Anderson K. Clements, John NJ.
Fleming, Rev. j. NJ. Purfoy, William Laws, Will
hanson Page, and N. G. Rand. Subscriptions will
be received at the Book Stores at the Banks and at
Mr.. Pescuds Drug Store.
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Gb& STANDARD,
n.1r1cH: WEDNESDAY, DEC. Is, 1861 |.

SPECIAL NoTICE-The STANDARD is conducted str,esy
son the CASH system H papers IRE d~e9ns'aued at > e
& h. not;fed FOUR before their time Is out
scr.o @' IN their papers and unless the sabscspon
?ya .nsSl ii. p,vsr ao2 be discontinued ms rue
from s oet s sD be no deparsa'' "a'e" ''' the '"''
,norL rensD your subscription
"'a W.hly Stan,Llrl e. oer aanuna, IN Advance.
S,pi Weekly, - rannum IN Advance. ..
:y- Subscribers desiring their papers cnangeu MuS
snton the Post Office froa, as well as the one '' WHICH
tLnr desire the change to be made.
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loves paid or ssttled but .fpoh The certificate of
the said Beanf that the same az correct '.'R
s. Be IL further ordained, That Il shall be the
duty of the ssft Board to make semi report
State, with such Recommendations and Suggestions
as they may think proper, and the GOyern6s' shall
lay the same before the Legislature ..st.s,,
g. Be It further ordainsa, That Instead o. the
per dien compensation allowed said Board - tne
said ordinance Of the 9th of Juns 1861. each pf me
said Commissioners shall be allowed salary q me
rate Of two thousand dollars per d.aaas, payable
quarterly at the Treasury, and that the said Board
be, and they are hereby authorized V eraplAE :
messenger at cost not to exceed one dnlas Gay,
to be paid upon the certificate of the Boardsf the
Treasury. s,t.- ), ..,s,,ts;s.,
z. Be it further ordained, That it shall be the.
duty Of the said board to prepare the aecounts OF
the disbursements Of North Carolina on account OF
the war, in such way and with such vouchers;as
shall enable the State to be hereafter reimbursedby
the Confederate government IS "-'t
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EDGEWORTH FEMALE SEMINARY,
GREENSBORO, N. G. s.,'#
YIVHE NEXT SESSION OF THIS INSTI1 UTION WILL
Il commence on THURSDAY, January I'd, 1852. s-
For further particulars apply TO .5..T-i,
RICHARD STERLING, Principal,
December II, 1861. 6l-w4t.
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HUGHES, ACADEMY.


U1HE SPRING SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION,
II situated four miles north of Hsborough will com,
mence on the 9Th of JANUARY next and continue TWEEN.
ty one weeks 90 .sl-,f
TUITION:
Classical Department, $25 90 Sd
English Department, Is 90
Board including washing, room, fuel &C. at f 80 to
$50 % per session. ,''.-llE
SAML. W. HUGHES, Principal
December II, 1861. 5l-w2tpd.e
~ Register will insert twice and send bill to s. w. L.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

We are glad to learn that Capt DYEE b af
succeeded in GIling up his Company, and has
joined Col FOrds regiment al. Camp Denui-
son. f6is iT.akes The fourth Delaware Com
pany that has entered the service. We hope
soon to have the pleasure Of announcing that
Mr.. Lindsey's Company, which is progressing
finely, is full; which, with the Company Of
Regulars, for Col. CArrington's Regiment,
which is rapidly filing un, will make an ag-
gregate OF six Companies from county. in
addition to a considerable number Of men who
have joined companies in neighbOring counties.
This will be doing well, and place US in the
front rank Of patriotic counties.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

The Peoples Union meeting, held on Sat
urday last, was largely attended, and its pro-
ceedings were characterized by harmony, good
feeling and enthusiastic devotion to the eoun-
try in its present hour Of trial Csc. F. STAY
NAN, Of Delaware, was called to the chair, and
H. j. JARVIS, Of Orange. Ofieiated as Secre-
tary. We were not present when the com,
Rittees appointed to prepare business report
Cd, and have not been furnished with report
of the proceedings. We understand that
MeaBus. J. R. Rqbbell and G. F. stayman, of
Delaware, and John. Cunningham, of Troy.
and T. P. Myers. Of Berkshire, were appointed
delegates to represent our county in the State
Convention. Eloquent and patriotic speeches
were made by the Chairman, H. @. Noble,
Esq, and Col a. B. Carrington, of Colum-
bus, and Dr. E. Thomson, Of New York,
which were atteptiyeEy listened to and enthusi-
astically appIauded by the large auditory
present.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

COSTAR oF n. Wis philaDthropist. He
knows that this grain country of ours is intes-
ted with Rats and other Vermin, and hence to
oblige the public of North Iowa, he pays us a
good price TO advertise a sure cure for these
troubles. We have tried Costar's Rat Exter-
minator on our own premises, and We are
pleased to call it the very thing wanted by all
Wko are oSeE-rIAn with those little thieves who
not only DESTROY your grain. but ruin your eel
lars and graineriss. We know several instau-
ces in town, where one application alone sent
the Rats off for period of tweleve months
who would be without such remedy
Editor. Of the Times, McGaegor, Iowa.
See adrertisment in this days paper.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
ICONNuNICATED.

lCSN4@O-NANANl III ~ lsfil'
Mr.. THOMSON Il have lrequcntlgscE late
been asked the question, whether w,.s can.
didatc for reelection to the Office Of Represcu-
tuliv".
My highest ambition Ill the position witt
which have been honored, has been to serve,
and faithfully represent, my constituents.
Permit nc, through you, TO express my ieeI-
ings of gratitude for the expressions of conf
dcucc which have hcrstoforc been awarded me.
And further to say that am not candidate
for reelection, in the seuse of seeking the 9Tics
But il il should be the pleasure Of the .,e0pl1
of the county, that should serve them fur
ther in that capacity, should accept tlie
trust, and cndeavor still to discharge the duties
to the best of my ability.
Yours truly.
r. BURR
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

A FAMILY BLEssua.- 80 In lifting the ket-
tie from the fire it caught and scaIded my
hands and person .Ssry seEsrely-one hand
almost to q crisp The torture was unbeala-
BILE. It was .an awful sight .
The Mustang Eminent appeared to extract
the pain almost Immediately. 1t healed rap
idly and left no scar sof account CHARLES
FOsTeR, 40 Bro1d -SErsa. PhiEadelpkia." It is
truly wonderful article Tt will cure any
case of Swelling, Burns, StifJoints, EruptiOns
or Rheum atis4n- For Horses It snouId never
be dispensed AElth. One DuIfar'a worth of
Mustang has frequently saved a valuable horse.
IT cures Galfs Spfains, Ringbore, SPAWN and
Founders, Bsa0ars Of imitation and eounterJsits
A counterfeit was put in circulation from st.
Louis and duly suppressed. All genuine will
hereafter bear tie signature of G. w. WesT-
BOOK. Chemist, and D..S. BARNES. Proprietor
with the words Trade MARX in two
MedaIlions of the FedeBal Currency. Three
Sizes. Sold throughout the habitable Globe.
July 20, 2m. D. S. BARNES. New York.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

ATLANTIC MoSrHLr:--The September num-
ber OfthiS popular Agazine has 6cel received,
and comes freighted with its usual store of able
productions Of some Of the most distinguished
writer's of the country. 10 show their dp-
probation Of the liberal patronage they have
received, and their determination to spare no
fains or expense to add to the interest and
value of the work, the publishers make the
following announcement: -
: 1.-THE Publishers Of tho Atlantic Monthly
feel that no words of theirs are needed, respect
ing the literary character Of their Magazine,
already SO well understood and appreciated by
American readers While they will spare no
exertion to maintain the high literary position
It has gained they are sensible that in the
presence Of great eyents now agitating the
country and the world, something more than
q merely literary character is demanded of a
journal like the Atlantic. They will aim,
therefore, to give toits future issues a Polili
cal tone in keeping With its high li,erary stan
ding, devoting much of its space to the dis
cussion Of important aspects ofthe great ques-
lions Of thetlhy, and giving to its pages addi'
tional freshness, variety and Importance, BY
the presentation OF the best thoughts. in Prose
and Poetry, upon different phases Of the pa
+ tons great struggle. As guaranty of their
intentions for theh1ture, they would call espe-
cial attention 10 the following list of Authors
and Articles, in the last three and the present
number: IL,
The Pickehs and Stealins Rebellion, by
Jas. Russell Lowell; Army Hymn, Parting
Hymn, by o. w. Holmes; March of the N.
= Y. Seventh Regt, Washington as Camp,
BY the late Major Winthrop; Our Orders. BY
Mrs. Julia Ward Howe; The Ordeal of Battle,
Nat. Turner's Insurrcction, by T. w. Higgin-
SON; Napoleon the Third The United States
and Europe, by G. c. Hazcwell; Elmer Els
worth, By John Hay; Theodore ,Winthropl
BY Geo. Wm. Curtis; American Navigation,
Mail Clad Steamers, by e. H. Derby; Dirge
for One who fell in Battle, T. w. Parsons;
Where will the Rebellion leave Us? by Judge
Hoar; Bread and the Newspapers, by o. w.
Holmes; Saccharissa Melasy's by Major Win.
throp; The Advantages Of Defeat, by 9. E.
Norton; Under the Cloud aud Through the
gSea; and many other seasonable productions,
in Prose aud Poetry.
The coming numbers FOr. this year yil con.
.J4in story in lhree parts by the author Of
Life in the Iron Mills and several brilliant
. tales BY thelate. u Major Theodore Winthrop"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

Snow CoNIxG.-Messrs. Brace and MiIlcr's
Union Show will perform at Delaware on
Wednesday next, September llth. For par
ticuIars zee pictorial posters. The programme
embraces the usual circus feats together with
Chinese JuggIers, &c. There will be grand
free Double Ascension, by ProG. Nagle and
Harris, previou. to the afternoon exhibition
Admission 25 cents.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

Capt. EYsrER is making rapid progress in
recruiting for Col. Carrington's regiment
His recruits already number about afly, with
daily additions. There is no reason to doubt
but full company will BE- raised ID cur c0Bn:
ty-and, judging from the appearance CT those
already in the ranks, it viii be a crack com
pany Of the splendid regiment of which it
is to form a part.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
The Great French Remedy.
Madam Boivins Celebrated
Silver Coated Female Pills.

THE only certain and afe Remedy for all Ute
rine O6structions Monthly Difcukies, Irreguiari-
ties and all the other diseases to which the
Wife, and Mother is peculiarly liable
These Pills contain deAeterous ingredients but are
and their action They will be found
exert the hAppes effect all OF Prolapsus UteFi;
In LoucOrrh-R the Whites, they will be found the
easiest and certain Cure that be found It is
account or this certainty they should be taken by
Pregnant Females (driHg fAs first three months
carriage eeTta 70 be brought but at other peri
DDS their is perfectly safe For sale by Druggists
Of Delaware.
NJ l Iolar and three postage stamps enclosed
% sLJI ed agent, will ensure package Of pills
By - .. c CROSBY, General Agent,
~ Bufa.o, n. Y.
cGUI {, - we're Of Ccunterfeits; the genuine have
4 C. crOsty on The outside wrapper.
esALi >. l.-3-T.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

We are indebted to Mr.. f. w. Fenton, o:
Berlin, for several clusters Of Grapes, which,
as appears bom an accompanying note, are
the product q aas.gine raised from "the seed Ct.
the native grape II Connecticut" The fruit
is true to its parentage, retaining all the
marked characteristics Of the well known brown
Fox Grape Ofythe New Epglanl States. To
tlose who admire the favor and perfume Of
this class of grapes. it might be esteemed
worthy Of cultivation; bat at this day of ad-
vunoed progress III hortic lItnre, when SO many
-arieties Of good quality are easily procured,
iultivators very generally concur q discerding
ON their collections all tie distinctly marked
crabers Of the Fex family, sa ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
Ave- sSarSaplriIEa

AtGl 5 Ddl SdpliiIid
A compolpIa:Fsised edy designed 10 be TIC mos
etfcctual .4He-9tirS that can be n.adc. 1t i
a concentrated extract of Para Sar,uparilla
SO combined with other substances OF rG
greater Alternative power TO afford cf r.
tive antidote for the dista cs Sarsapalilln !
repUesd to .cpIe, 1t * believed thai such
2einedy is wdEtet,Ay those who Auff,.r from
sErumous corr itsi,,tsi' andthat which will
accomplish their cure must prove of immense
service to this largn class of our afflicted fellow
citizens. How cOsipletcly this compound viii
dq,i has been proven by experiment ON many
5f the worst cases, TO be fOutld Of the following
complaints :-[+1yif d p; p -. -
}ScROs:t= Il J - 81 E0FULota CoMPLAINTS
EfUrT 1:ES &GD' EhCFTIvE DIsEAsEs, ULCERS
PGArLEs, BLorCHR5, 1UMORs, SALT RHECM =
SCALD uEAn, SYrHILfs ATp SyPHILITIc Ar
rEcrloSS, MERcuKIAL DISEASE, -DH9pSY, EEr-
NALGIA 0n%ErC DDVkerlHEi; ~ U&yff4rY, DYs-
rEPsIA AND I1b.cEsEi.ySs5 II 5.iTFEss, RoSI
OR ST. .ANTHcNy'a riER. snd i.Gcctl the whole
class ofcomplaiuts ari in5 from INrURIrY "
THE I,:soD.
n'Ihia compound viii be- <fpupl q great pro,
H.oter Of health. when taken in the spring, tc
cNpel the foul humOr1 which fcttsr in the
blood at that season Of the year. BY the time
ly expulsion of them many ranking disorders
are nippct in the bud. MultitiId1s can, L
H1e all of this rQnicIy,: spare themselves from
the endurance of foul erupti0r+ anl ulcrrous
sores, through which tn. Sy,t,:u will strive 10
Iiu li n'cn OF coFriptionS, I. h's ASSISTED |" 90
TINS thr9iisA INC r;stitae c'''n 10 OF the Doiy
oE an T'IcI''iYe ,iI metnth--- NI1anS OUT tie
xtliItS,l po"l whineyc! yon mn II nnp'.rltie'
p''".ls .hrouSn ''ie SNii N p1lniss' efui:uoIS'
structed and sluggish in tn, vein; (; elan &c il
I II Io'' s'i1 your l-rlI5S n'iI tsI-
y"e Ie'i, 'c " cL II" IFt, ,
is Peo'lt s,oy. Ists5' s;4 q , i'eh9' nEe
pHs:r, or cie"' Y: z ri sAEtP tnt
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06

NnrondoEtse E4n5-Tho Agricultural
Fairs in some Of our neighboring countics will
be held the present year as follows: L li,n.
Sept. 25, %; Klox, Sapt- 25, %, p; { Ari
Oct l, 2, 3, Il Cl,ari;paigu,, Get. !, 2. }. /:
Morrow, Oct. 2, 3, 1, The Franklin and Mad
isOn county I'L!;s we're held tie present week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
nrAru or JAxEs CoEu-we have hereto

DEATH or JANIS CoLH.-We have hereto
RsTe noticed the accidental death Of james
Cole, son of COL Hugh Cole, Of Marlborough.
one Ct our County Commissioners. he was
q member Of Capt. Merediths Company, Col.
FyHes Regiment. From letter to his faith
or, written By his brother, dated Fayette Co,
Va, August IL, it appears that the deceased
With seven others was on the 10th detailed
for duty az advance guards. and in accordance
with orders, had loaded their uiuskets. On
returning to camp at night the muskets were
stacked in the usual manqer The guppOsition
being that the caps had been previously re-
moved from. all Of them, as is REQUIRED BY mil
itary usage. When james was in the act Of
hanging up his cartridge box, preparatory to
retiring, one Of the stacked guns was acci-
dentally discharged, the ball entering his LEFT
eye and coming out at the top Of tbe back
part of his head. He brealhed about half an
hour after the accident, but was entirely un-
conscious.
John Fl. James, il, Adiulans, in comnuni-
eating to Col. Cole an extract from q Regi-
mental order, read on parade, in which Col
FyGb speaks in highly complimentary terms
Of the deceased, Sayu: ''IF it will be any con-
ISOLATION to you and your family IN Jour great
aGlietiOn. you can rest assured that she lamen-
table affair excited the warm sympathies. n5l
Ouly Of the Colonel, but among the officers
and men, and that the universal expression
Amsng his friends was OF praise Of his good
qualities aud sorrow for his loss. The regiment
marched bOEore bis funeral, but BY the COlone's
srders, haIfof bis company wore left behind
TO attend it,
One Of our pOetical correspondents, residing
in the viciaity d which the deceased was b 1rn
and raised, pays the following tribdte " his
., ,rorv. " NtBs .-H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-09-06
.HArurws Cuooo1Ars WoRM DRops

HATHEws CHo0oLATB WORK DRoPs
Never fail to destroy and exterminate all
kinds Of Intestinal Worms. iiAre perfectly re-
liable in all cases, and far saReri6nto any and
all of the Fancy Worm ,C0plec biens-and nau'
scous Yennifuges which arg N use. They
may be taken ut all times with perfect safety,
as they contain NO MERCURY, other delcteri-
,rlS drug. Hothers sh0n4d always phrchase
them. AMI give their, childsen no other. : &
(No c,t.artic whatever, IS necessary 70 be
giyen.l ,; - .-";
For Sale by all Druggists ard Dealers in
Medicines. -.
a 1 MATHEWS, General 2grnt.
t:tE Buffalo, N Y, and Fokb Erie, : Z NV
i:iTIo- F1nle by Hij CoFnrli, and r. L..iGtarr &
Fro. delaware, Chic March, .Gi- lyis
TIE following Is extract from Il lcJter
kSS 81 ttO49s. pastor OF the Pierrcpoiut-SJrt Pap
HStCEdrch BrtJkyTl, y y 10 the ,fJournal and Mes
saCser, ?, Cincinnati, Ohio, aid Sparks volumes
r. that wOrId-rtho J-rr ,Iicie, WISsLce's
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