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Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17
THE AGE.-A Weekly Family Newspaper
Deputies Grand Worthy Patriarch.

The following comprises list of the names
of Divisions, with the Post Office address
and names Of Deputies, so far as received
Concord, Raleigh-J Litchford.
Greensboro, Greensboro'-W d Trotter*
AsheviIle, Asheville-Rev R n Price
Davie, Farmington-B Lunn-
s. w III Berrv*
Franklin Franklinton-W III Williams /.
Washington, Louisburg Daniel Hills
Cold Stream, Warrenton-T W Rowlctt.
Lumberton, Lumberton-Albert Lawson.
Macon, Franklin-Rev L f Siler.
Yanceyyille, Yanceyville- DIR A Gums
Lincolnton, Lincolnton Rev r n Davis
Ocean Wave, Washington-U Ritch.
Rocky River, Mudlick p O-J G Kirkman.
Hookerton, Hookerton-S W Ormond.
Unity, Little Rockfish-Jas. A. Calhoon.
| Triumph, Wheelersville-M E Deloatch.
JonesyiIle, Jonesville-Rev w L Van Eaton
! Hendersonyille, Hendersonville-DS Stradley.* =
Muddy Fork, Shelby N Forney.*
Lumber Bridge, Lum Bridge-D W McGugan.
Catawba, Newton-TW Bradbrrn
Mt Pleasant, Morganton-N FL Kayler.
Jarratts Bay, Smyrna. F. Hancock.
G G Factory, Clover 0rchard-Wm Stafford.
Bethel, Davidson College-T E Potts.
Cold Water, Concord-J G Benson
Sandy Creek, Laurel P Oh 6 Gupton.
Jonesboro', Camden G H-T B Boushall
Gatesyille. Buckland-W Smith.
Midway, Wiliamsboro' Barker.
| Little River, Walnut Grove w Mckee.
| Roxobel, Roxobel-John r Powell.
Green Lake, Lethe P O-D w Gibson.
Indian Ridge, Indian TOWN. Sanderlin.
Rock Spring, Dry Pond-Thos Thompson.
Laurel Hill, Linconton-E Ramsour.
Cool Spring, PTtts8ordEL Ia AFr -zh,rax.
Jones' Grove, Happy Home-RL Abernethy.
Green Mountain, Oak Ridge-M D Young.
South Fork, Lincolnton-R NJ Bell.
I Upper Pigeon, Forks of Pigeon-J A Blalock
Smith Grove. Smith Grove-Cheshire Sain
Flat Rock, Pacific j Freeman.
Lovelady, Lovelady-W G Lewis.
Jacobs Fork, Jacobs Fork-Root Helton.
q" Lincolnton-H F Ramsour.*
Indian Creek, Lincolntpn-J F Hill.
Jones' Creek, Jones' Creek-M McDiarmid
Homony, Homony-G w Gambler.
Swannanoa, Swannanoa-T G Westall
Nashville, Nashville-W T Griffin.*
Vicksville, Joyners Depot-K. H Winstead
Academia Homony Creek-W II Moore.
Good Hope, Newbern-D Fl Brinson.
Sugar Creek, Charlotte-R j Montieth
Old Furnace, Old Furnace-Wm Arrowood
Joice Greek, South Mills M Forbes.
Pigeon River, Pigeon River. w. Harbin
6 Isaac NJ Hail.
Buffalo Creek, Concord-J Means
Loves Meeting House. Walkertown-Rev ]
P Hampton.
Steadfast, Margarettsville-W P Ford
Union, Dallas-John Ford.
German, Morehead City-W H Davis.
Longs, Yanceyville-Dr A Gum.
Lick Springs, Wadesboro'-J I Marsh.
Institute, Richland Valley-Rev VIM Hicks
Knob Greek, Knob Creek-EphraimS Stafford
Spring Water, Concord-A J Benson.
*Those marked with * are County Dep
uties.
There is quite number of Divisions tha
have not yet reported their Deputies, and @
course cannot be embraced in the above list
We hope they will inform the Grand Serb
Immediately, so that he may know wher
and to whom to send the Passwords at tn
close of the quarter. 1t IL important tina
this be attended to forthwith.
A. NJ GORMAN, c. s.
fRRetsporatrve. Every body who uses it recon
mends it.
Price SOC and 81, 90 per bottle, seld ever
where.
We HAGAN, & CO., Troy, n Y.
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RECEIPTS FOR THE AGR.

SINCE LAST rssuE-sl j L Daniel, Hawley's store I;
W worrell, r T worrell, ] CANT. Sonnervine
Lgngdon, Willis Station; Mise Worren, hhte-
yille Tenn Miss Charity Edwards, Hookerton
A Hill DR. A NJ G Dobbins, Oin n Pcyner, Currl-
tuck: w Is Sawyer, Hintonsyille Mrs Anna FRASER,
Mrs j Conway. Anvil, Ark; Jacob Darby I'D Saan-
ders Robina, Miss; G Baucom, w Rivers, Chas
Agoars, STANTON, Tenn; A Pinson, Someryiile +
b Potts Tacchachee; n A Mcleod, Bethlehem, Miss;
A j HasweI, Milibank J ] Thompson. Chapel Hill
Bost, Newton Riley Privett, Eagle Rock: Z
Burroughs Prosperity; Preston Norman, Mt Airy
B Wilder Miss " Cooke, w Layton. II Bum
4 Carlile Louisburg John Williams, Green Level
Mrs Jersnan, Pink Hill; ii Leigh, 4 Bel, Y
Scott, W II Hill, 81 L Yelyerton, Montgomery, Ala
Miss Anna Whatley, Oak Grove, Ala. Lewis Whatiey
Rayma, Ala; Malachi Smith, Cheraw; Mrs John Y
Edwards. Monks Corner; A r Pulliam, Red Land
Miss; Fitzgerald Canaan, Miss; Miss l. w Cock
rel, Miss l. d Curl, Nashville; Job Stephens, Ma
ron H.; G Wilson, r Council, Grove 5 John
Pendleton and others, Lincoln A L Clark. Greene
bero'; Miss n Naylor, Pennington Mrs Mary !
Swami, Oak Forest: S Holder, Milton 5 r Bass
Pocah0ntas, Tenn; Lawson Brown, Morganton
Tiller Tiler's Ferry Mrs Susan Mcdaniel. Enfield
Robt Lang, Marlboro: r Fancette Smyrna: =
ID Mullinix, Bennettsyiile. s. c.: Geo w Minter
| Whiteyillc. Tenn; Thos Wingate, Ranalsburg: 7
Usher, Rushs Mills y Cole. Chapel Hin A HAYS
II Hays, Lovelady Jas Alstone, Coleran; Il L
Maxwell; Elkin; w Watson-J Graham, Sails
| bury j Fl Freeman, w Freeman. Bear Wallow
Miss q Giles, Miss King, Richlands r 4 Ro
zier, Howellsyille; II Lilly, Linn GroTe, La; Mis-
| + Bunting, Nashville.
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17
roR TILE SPIRIT or THE AGE,

Mr.. EDITOR: see in the Esprit of the
Age" No. 80, without any signature, an
obituary notice. which reads: I'm Rocking.
ham c., N. c., on the 18th of February,
James Jones, aged 80 years, II months and
ten days. He acas a member of the Temper.
the temperance cause, in this region of cour-
try. One thing is certain, his statement in
refer ence to the deceased being member of
the Temperance Society 90 years, is talse.-
The writer of the above notice very well
knew that he was not at the time ofhs death,
nor ever had been, member of the Temper
ance Society; but was, and had been for
many yeirs notorious drunkardl And he
died as he had lived, drunk!
The unfortunate victim alluded to in the
obituary notice above mentioned, was not
s'member of the Temperance Society but
belonged to the large outside ASSOCIATION
with the writer of it. / despise to see men
deny Their members, and try pack tHen off
on somebody else, after they are dead
ONE WHO KNOBS.
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FURNITURE, FgREITURRt

l. Chatham and Wake, and the surrounding cora-
ties that he still keeps hand at his Work Shop
miles Norsa of New Hill BUREAUS. SECRETARIES
BEDSTEADS, WASH STANDS, &C. Be- all of which
he VIII sen on the most reasonable terms An orders
punctuaiy and faithfully attended to at short notice
He will deliver in the counties of Chatham or W.Ee
or any OF the surrounding counties any of the above
named Furniture, by receiving an order 60 to do
He willalso furnish walnut and common wood COF-
RNS according to any order that he may receive on
the shortest notice.
From my long, experience in the above business i
atter myself that shall be able give general
= hatYng i company with me, an expe,ieneed HOUSE
PAINTER, wiz execute any houso painting at the
shortest natice and with neatness and durability.
Address at New Hill P. o., Wake County N c.
GRANDERSON EVANS.
April 10th, 1851. aa-1y.
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Monticello, N. G..

ReMAn EYE BALskn.-This celebrated renley for
weak and infamed Eyes, was constantly usen with
signal success by a distinguished Occlist ding a
long professional career; and may be confdely re-
lied upon, the very best saye that can be ui In
cases where the Eyelids infiamed iG aetsI Imost
like magic in relieving all irritation ana uuaIy
effects a complete cure after few applleattons
Prepared and sold by A. B. q D. SANDS, DHgists
100 Fulton Street, New York.
Sold also by WILLIAMS 81 HAYWOOD, Reigk
Sold also by Druggists generally.
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to Jacob j. Moore a ncr,
Iesi9ent OF the State of North Carolina and one n
tne heirs at law of Harriet Moore deceased i.t ~
the county of franklin State aforesaid to Come for
Ward and receive the portion of the estate of said
flel Moore, dec d. due hn and now held In NV hands
40 hAecutor- j. A.HENLEY Exr
29-H !
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

PAIN KILLER.-We are willing to such
for the efficacy of Perry Davis Pain Bier,
notices of which appeared in this pap for
nearly year past We have bought for
our own use, and having been beneftq by
6, take pleasure in this voluntary testlbny
to it-BelL0acs Falls Times
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17
CASH! CASH.! CASH,I!

T SELL MY GOODS FOR CASH! / DON'T DO
i Credit business Theefore SAope every person
that sees this Advertisement VIII not ask me for
fCREDIT-beeause am not able to do a credit hnsi
ness; and have to pay CASH MYSELF
have called on every person that owes me a DOL
LAR ana have not been able to collect the fret CENT
wish you would cafon some that is able to cred
IT,. j. B. FRANKLIN.
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17
MARRIAGES.

In Wayne county, on the 27hh ultimo. at thtesi-
dence OF Mrs. Nancy Ward, D9 Alchard Mani Lsq.,
Mr. VIM. Britt, of eighty frosty winters, to N Pc
nelOpe Puryis, of twenty-five bright summerss
Wilmington journal and Goldsboro 3ugh
Notes please copy
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B0NNETS, FLATS, &c.

SPKINU, 1861.
"HS DAY, BY EXPRESS. A GOOD AR
Il MENT OF Bonnets, Ladies and Misses Flat ls
Artiicials and Rouch
March H. 1851. If
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Valuable Land For Sale.

"HB Subscribes offers sor sale2 400 Acre. o. Land
situated in Horry District, s. c., 400 ceres OF
fwhionis Swamp; underiayea With the best of Marl
near the surfuce About 1n0acres othe Land Clear
ed and under good fence. The Buildings good incla-
ding dwelling and all necessary oat house,. Title
undisputed. Terms of sale made easy and made
known to persons who desire to purchase
Address JAMES B. McCRAILgE, conwaytoro' s. c.
April 9Th 1861. s3L5t Bd
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~ 1t is stated that orders have been re
ceiyed by the collector at New York to collect
duties on foreign goods coming from the Con-
fedcrate States, in all cases where evidence of
previous payment is not forthcoming.
PENSsYLvANIA.-The Governor asks the
Legislature TO appropriate a million for the
purchase of arms. A Republican caucus will
be held on the subject,
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

HoLLowAYs PILLs AND OINTMENT.-Ulcer-
ated leg. Numerous individuals, who were
for many years afflicted with old Caucerous
sores or ulcers on the legs, and had failed to
procure a remedy either from private practice
or public hospitals, have been speedily cured
by short course Of these invaluable mcdi
cines. ~ all diseases of this nature the uni
ted action Of the Pills and Ointment is re-
quired. Sold by all Druggists, at 25c., &c.
and 81 per box or pot
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of nearly two to one, and has inaugurated a
new movement, by the passage of the fol
lowing resolution-aYes 63, noes 57-yiz:

new movement, oy the passage OF the fol
lowing resolution-ayes 63, noes 57-viz:
Resolved, That committee of three delegates be
appointed by this Convention, to wait upon the Pres
ident of the United States present to him this
outlOn, and respectfully ask of him to communicate
to this Convention the policy which the authorities of
the Federal Government intend to pursue in regard
to the Confederate States.
In accordance with its provision, Hons. W.
B. Preston and Alexander Fl. II. Stuart
were unanimously chosen, and only two votes
were given against George W. Randolph.
And the following resolution has been
adopted by the Convention almost unani-
/ mously:
The people of Virginia recognize the American prin
cpe that government is founded in sh consent of the
governed and the right of the people of the several
States of this Union, for just causes, to- withdraw
from their association under the federal Government
with the people of the other States and to erect
governments for their better security. and they will
never consent that the federal which h in BART their
power SHAH be extorted for the pERpose of subjuga-
ting the people ofsnch States to the federal authority
It seems from the following copy of a cir
cular, that some steps are to be taken in fa-
ivor of secession outside of the Convention.
1t has been issued by nine prominent mem.
bers Of the Convention, among whom is II.
A. Wise and Thomas jefferson Randolph.
and sent out to certain friends Of the move.
ment throughout the State, viz:
'Your presence is particularly requested at Rich
mond on the 10th day of April 1861 to consult with
the friends OF Southern Rights to the which
Virginia should pursue in the present emergency
Please bring with YOU send fun delegation o.
1 TRUE AND RELIABLE MEN from your own county and
II convenient, aid the object in the surrounding
counties. On arriving at Richmond, repeEs yoursei
and companions Immediately to -, at.
! Walter Preston, Esq, Bell and Eyeret
Elector IN the last Presidential election, and
Nhig candidate for Attorney General il
! 1859, has come out for immediate secession
He made an eloGaent and powerful speech
at Smyth Coui thouse, on Monday 5sh inst.
and met With nestenthusiastn reception
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WANTED.

A Situation, by Young Man 'of serae experience
~ in teaching, either in a family preparatory
school AS to character and qualifications satsacto
~ testimonials can be given.
Address THOMAS RF
Meb2nesyille, Alamance, N C.
Apfil 9Th, 1861. 3}N
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> -1|@c.'s Se.1U'N A~~@AA
IFesuorat1ve. Everybody who uses it recon-
mends it.
Price SOC and 81, 90 per bottle, seld every
where.
W. E. HAGAN, & CO., Troy, n. Y.
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

From the Kaseoha Tall.y Star, KanauAa
Virginia
Wcare ssze that persons suffering with the ham.
ache. who try. them who stick to them
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

YFsrswrI, MIcrE, Jara IA, 1861.
Nix SpALDTNG,
SIR:
Not 1ou. since I sent - yon for box OF cephalic
Pin. for the cure of Nervous Headache and Costv
ness and received the same and they had good an
eS;.ct that am induced TO send for more.
Please send by return mail. Directte.s----
Ypsilanti Mich
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A GOOD BUGGY BODY MHRER, That can come
N well recommended. Address
B.F. FENCHET.
March 2eI 1851 T32-4t1 Monroe N G..
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A. CREE ECH.
ON FAYETTEVILLE STREET.
Bought too many Goods, not Brcke but
Scared
Grand opportunity to monsy-recelltet Gceds ii
i PANIC PRICES
| Tdeem it unnecessary to say ywhas awze got OF
what have not got but will SAP that have larHe
/ and complete SO IL az UUUUS.
I It-~--.7 1rsESS SG0oDS-LADIES DRESS GOoDs
splendid assortment. embracing the neye~, -, =
iaIest styles of the season. ~Ae
/ large stocLof
hlen Lace Points and Mantillas. Silk
Mantillas and Busters.
STRAW GOODS STRAW GooDs,t
Almost every thing that is ont in tbe-vav oe at
/ Goods FOR Ladies, Misses and Children "' S''""
GRAPE BONNETSi gRaf7Y B0yNRTsy,
Some very handsome
SILK PARASOLS, SEX PARAsoLsyr
thase got them, and want to sen them.
SHoESL SHOESii SHoEs,u sgoFs,,,,
nen youwant pair Of sfioes, this IN ,r a,,eo Tn
HOOP sKRrsl HOOP sKIRTsrr
Wen to call and look at mine ''u !" M 40
FRIENDs AND CUSTOMERS
Don't buy until you call and see the above oo,as
"a 4 a. Dy al that have looked at them to
Raleigh. ~ Au ever onered m
Don't you forget to call at the third soor o,,,.. n
omiIh corner where you viii alvays find nc read ~
anu "iiilns 70 give you the wootA of your money
Rale;gb An-i1n ,oa, A-GREEcH
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

From the Western r. r. Gazette, Chicago. III
We heartily endorse NJ spading, and his unr;v,,,-
ed Cegfdstie Pills. ~ 'i''aii-
Spirit of the age., 1861-04-17

CHATnAM-RAILRoAD-A meeting of the
Commissioners appointed in the Chatham
Railroad Company held in Raleigh on the
3rd Of April 1861, it was .
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III 3 TTl = y - -
Bangor Times, Sqt 80 lS6l
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Nj \ II II ED.


Elsworth--7th, Louisa A., dau ghter Of Walter
E. and Clara ). ke,es, aged years and mos.
18th, George ". Mureh, aged sc yeais mos
Watham--sth, William Edgar, sou Of Almond
II. and Abby NJ. Giles, aged years.
9Th, Mrs. Hod. kins, aged Is years.
Bar liarbor-l5th. Of typhoid fever Agnca s,
Daug hter of T. and Mary Roberts. aged ~ years.
est Trenton-22d inst. Lois Parker, aged 30
years
Washington, d. C.-Tuesday, the 10th inst, Of
typhoid fever WIn, Henry Whitaker, Of Trenton,
a member of Co. e., llth Reg Maine Volunteers.
CornYile--2d inst. Mr.. John Whittier, aged
IS years
Lee-2d inst, Prudence, wife of Rev. Hamer
Getehel, aged IS years.
Lewiston-Feb 1861, Miss 0ctavia, aged 81
years; in Parkman, sept. 2stb, George f., aged
Is years; Oct. 81. Samuel A., aged % years; Oct.
sth, Hannah A., aged 10 years; Oct. II h, Aman
da l.. aged ID years; on the same day, John D.,
aged II years. all the above were children of
Samuel and Britannia Whiteho1'e Of Parkman -
They all dad of pipthera
Harrington 10Th, Capt. Thomas Wall
Cherry held-l9th inst, of Group, Charles eld-
est surviving son Of VIM. Freeman, Jr., aged 4
years.
Calsis-Nov. 18th, Mary Lee, daughter of O..
P. Treat.
Bangor-Nov. ?3i, Willie. sen of Joseph W.
Thompson, aged years and months.
Ham pden-2ith inst, DR.. John Abbott, aged
sc years.
Deer Isle-Nov. 5th, John Raynes, aged 76
years. 18th, James u, saunder-, aged 80 years.
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HuSSEwgLL's GREAT REMEDrEs.-Their charac-
ter sustained by testimonials to which all in
vited to investigate. Their effect, which i, per-
fectiy natural, and their relations to disease, by
strict adherence to laws Of medicine.
HuanswtWs Uapersdi Cough Rem,dy, which can
have no superior for all Lung, Throat and Bron.
chial Complaints, to actual Consumption.
HunnspeNs Ioln AHodyHe, the great Matt nal
Opiate and Neuralgia Remedy, which adapts it to
all complaints Of the Bowels, and Of Spasmodic
and Nervous nature. TO that chief of all causes of
disease, loss Of sleep.
HunncCeifs Eclectic Pills prepared to assist the
work of the ToIu Anodyne in cases of Indigestion
have proved most perfect substitute for muow-
,as so destructive to the effect OF the Anodyne.-
For Bilious Complaints. Indigestion, Worms in
Children. and all arrangements Of the digestive
organs, they have proved by iair trial all that is
expected of them and will be sent free until pans
for sale are completed. The remedies and their
connection. /, more fully described in the pam
pklets to be found With dealers, will b. sent on
demand without postage rtmrs" Prices Of each
preparation within reach OF all. Sec ADVERTISE
tnept. lmll
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ssISCtTAOUIS. NJ .. lStI. Taken on
execution. and will be ii nj plblfe auc-
ton. at the Court House in Dover. in the said
County of piscataouis, on Nftnrdqv. be r'irf,eatA
d.Yof Dee,,n5,y /. u. IstI. at Ten o'clock in
the forenoon, all the rIaht which VIM. H. Me
CrllHs. Of Banso.. in the County of penobsc5t,
has or had on the twenty.f1nrth day of Jnlv A. u.
1s5G the time Of attachment on the orr .,ipal writ
t. have a CONVEYANCE Of the following described
raj c,.t. situate partIy in the county Of Piscat
aaaI. and partiy in the county of U,ucack. by
N tue of a bond or written contract from Daniel
T. Hincklry and Thomas \. Esery Of bangor
aforesaid viz:
lst-Thc following =dezefibe,I Parcels Of land
situate in ,aid county If p.scaf,auis. namely
Three uudit iicd quarter part. in common and I'M
divided Of 4 crIt,in T,wn.Tin of L1nI. bring
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isf44I Bs3Hftlti,, Consumption, Group, fnfHea "a,
Piurtsv Pnesn,ntr or Information d me
Lungs, and Uhooptng Cough
7 y these Complaints this Medicine No srrEaioH ,
aud wni thus ritaciuus, II IS perfectly sale 10 ad-
minister to persons ri all ages.
~ a. Gates Of the year this B.lsam Is found useful
1T ltte Autumn, Matcr ald Spring aud many
& Ia and coughs which. 4 neglected, might prove fatal
may he CURED once by few d srs OF tins inYaiua-
bic reu5siill
T> Gr7irh EajsaJ possesses the twa-folA advantage Of
hiu. At one ,aiiabi, cJaits and iHtdtadbfe az
rreeHffte 4 all tie diseases Of te Throat, Lungs and
hr,Icaia
In BfPrHFRff thus Bq'srn has proret ittetfaner-
pectsffy rife lc0U. When gwen at the first outset OF
ti itce, checks once and ~ many tSrs i
II hy tuse who have used H. 10 have saved Their
Ia tsrHnr, however soieu: aud distressing, this Bal
give, pr lnpl relief
H. BR ,xeuris and rSEuNoNIA It relieves the irritation
, thu Caug and prom 'trs favorable eNi"ts8r atom
In EnIr il. powers ara almost mag .Iins l.',.-
Gus disease coming Ittr' ally Ike ttgi IN the night
may he speedily and eG-ctuAy arrested by 4 le" II nciy
doses Of this Bai.am.
In HoarrSG corali it moler a,es the provysms pre-
vents the disease from assuming it, seyerest aud nest
dangerous form, and shortens it. course,
teery family should Keep it IN the house and thus
avoid The dangerous delay occNsoncd hN seH9tdS oct tor
Ga, medicine when needed fr immediate use.
Tie hest recommendation f,r gprd medicine u found
m it, W. II the following certificate, from one who has
u'sd l., does NOT give you confidence m ~ ny oe poe
fJr Yourself and you will be convinced 1t Will cost You
hat e,Ht' and may save You as many dollars
Ia time and naetor's hillS.
To Deer wARRES-D Dear SIR Havihg used Your Cough
B.lm Tor the 1T Sven years IN great VARIETY oil d''ea
can certify thai it - onr ot The best remedies known
for all diseases you recomueHd 1t TOR ~ pr l"tN usN'
ttel ~ ls5l J. Killings, NJ. u.
~ Prepared and sold by AMBROSE W1RREN, Bo-
tsnte Drugqist No Granite Block, East Market square,
bangor Nc. [, L. Peck, Agent, Ellsworth 5mii