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qures oath to be made it shall be made by some officer

qe an oah 70 oe maoe IL snail be made by some otcer
OF such corporation.
SEC IL. BE further enacted That the courts are vested
with jurisdiction and required BY this act to settle all part
neTShpS heretofore existing between citizen and who
is an alien TO separate the interest OF the alien
N.Y. and to sequestrate it. And SHALL alsO all Joint
rights when an alien enemy concerned and sequesrate
the interest of such alien enemy.
SEC 90. Be further enacted That in all cases of ad-
minstraon of matter thing under this act the
court having jurisdiction make such orders touching
the OF the property effects under the drec
ton or control of the Receiver inconsistent with the
Receiver at time ask and have the instructions of
the court or judge respecting his conduct in the dspos
hon management of any property, effects under his
control.
SEC 81. BE 10 further enacted That the Treasury notes
of this Conederacy shall be receivable IN payment of all
purchases Of property effects sold under this act
SEC 22 BE H further enacted That nothing in this act
Snail be construed to destroy impair the lien other
of any creditor, citizen resident of either of Con-
federate States of other person. citizen resident
of country State Territory with which this Confed
eracy is in friendship, and which person in hostility
TO this COnederacy And any lien debt claimed against
any alien enemy, within the meaning of this act shall be
prOpounded and filed in the court in which the proceedings
of sequeStraOn had. within twelve months from the
institution of such proceedings for sequeSratOn and the
court shall all parties to be made and notices
To be gven and shall hear and determine the ectve
rights of all parties concerned Provided however, that
sales payments of money shall he delayed for by
reason Of such rights proceedings but any money
allied bv the Receiver whether paid into the court treas
urv still in the Receivers hands shall stund in lien of
that which produced said money and be held to the
demand of the creditors aforesaid in the
propounded and filed aforesaid within twelve months
aforesaid shall 10 exist against the estate proper
ty, effects SequeStraed or the proceeds thereof.
APPROVED August 80. 1861.
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PROCLAMATION.

I'm PURSUANCE AND BY VIRTUE OF RES0LU-
ton of the General Assembly of North Carolina
HExRr CLARK Governor Es OeiO Of said State do
hereby notify and require all male citizens Of this State
now in the enemys country of the United States 10 re-
turn to North Carolina where their aesance is Justly due
tOAia thirty days sun The dass hereof And do hereby
declare alien enemy, subject to all The pains PENAL
ties and folfeures which may be incurred 6t
alien enemy every failing o6ey the requirements
of this Proclamation. except he be soldier in The arm
Of the Confederate States or some of them in pr
son. or detained BY force. - -
- HENRY T. CLARK
.r .a Governor Ee 0Rcio.
ExEcuTIvs DEPARrHgxr,l,g -sr.. - - - 3
Raleigh, Oct ], 1861. -ss1 - q. s7-sod...
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CHATHAM CLoTHING FOR soLpIERs.

CHATHAM CLOTHING FOR SOLDIERS.
In OBEDIENCE TO REQUEST OF HIS EXCEL
IL ency the Governor Of the State in regard To getting
up clothing for the soldiers R. b. PASCHAL sheriff Of
Chatham county, appoint the following cnmmtee in the
several Districts to for me- and the community gener
aly in getting up clothing for the sOdeIS-hopng that
ali good citizens will aid Us in the same:
Pittsboro'-Jno II. Haughton, Ii. A. London, Thos. B.
Harriss.
Haywood-Elias Bryant, Dr. r. X. Smith, Capt. James
Womack, J. A. Psttishall.
Buck Horn-R :. Marks, DR.. Wm Buchnnou. VIM. Cross.
New Hope-N G. Richardson, x. C. Council L. Council
LasSiter's-G. J. Williams M d. Williams, A. MOring
Jones' Grove-J. w Hackney, g. W Fnoshee A. Riggsbee
BadwIn's-J. J. Baldwin, Wm Norwood, j. j. Farring un
Hadey's-Alvis Thomas, E. Ii. Straushn, o. McMaih W.
J. Lutterloh
Silk Hope-Robt Dorset, james Hutton, wm. G. Perry
DIR. Geo. KIrkman.
AIbrights-Dr. d. Il. Albright, ThCs. C. Dixon, VIM. R
McMath.
Edwards-Sampsou Edwards Saml Siler. W. G. Albright,
Gee's-ThOs c. Dowd Thos W. Mathews, John r. Marsh,
DR.. l.. w. Gorrell.
Rock Sprng-Rubt. Lambert James j. Lane JAS A Scott
Jere. Brewer.
Locust Grore-W. D. Tyson, DR.. A. W. Palmer, Ii. ..
Dunlap.
Egypt-Dr C. Newly, Brooks Harriss Mark Byuum, W.
j. Sloan
Burk's-Dr CASTOR E. Brown, A. G. Headen, W. Headen.
Wm White
am glad that the Ladies' have taken hold Of this
matter in Chatham. hope all the good citizens will aid us,
so that will be surpassed BY any county in the State
R. B. PASCHAL Sheriff.
Pittsboro', Sept. l6, 1861. S5-lt.
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NoRTH.CARoLINA COAL.

EHOR RENT--.FOR SALE.-THE LAW OFFICE,
E Fayetteville Street. occupied by the late JOS X.
Marriott ESQ., for rent the balance of the year. Possess
sion given at once. .es.-s "a.
ALSO select Law Library, comprising many standard
works will be privately so!d upon application To the
dersigned, or in bis absence. 10 Quent Busbee ESQ.
JNO. q. MARRIOTT, Adm'r.
March l5 1861. 3l-tf.s
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BUSINESS CARDS.
NEW WHOLESALE
Shoe and Leather House.

WILSON, McILWAINE & CO.,
sc Sycamore Street, Petersburg, Virginia,
UHAVE RECEIVED, AND OFFER FOR SALE, AN
unusually large Stock of Goods in their line,
prsng every variety of Mems Women's and Children's
BOOTS SHOES AND CATERS,
PLANTATION AND RAILROAD BROGANS,
TRUNKS, YALISES AND CARPET BAGS,
SOLE AND UPPER LEATHERS,
SHOE FINDINGS, &C., &c, &c.
Sole Wholesale Ag nts in this City for the sale of
Mitchell, Metallic Tipped Boots,
And Shoes for Huys Girls. Merchants are invited
examine their stock rd prices which they determined
shall compete lily with houses here elsewhere
70 Orders promptly and carefully attended to by one
of the FIRM.
JOHN B. WILSON,
JOHN McILWAINE,
r w. ROBERTS.
September s, 1859. 7S-tf
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NEWSPAPER ESTABLISHMENT FOR
lN SALE, in Furnishing in Western North Car
olina The SUBSCRIPTION LIST is a fair one; the
ADVERTISING good, and the JOB WORK liberal. The
Office, with the good will will be disposed of the
liberal terms, if application be made soon. Address,
through the post Office at Raleigh, X. Y. L.,
And give and address.
Feb. 6, 1851 l7-E
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GROCERIES AND CONTEMPORARIES.

BUST RECEIVED
- AT THE INDISPENSABLE
WHITAKE RS,
July 81, 1861,
10 Boxes Cogate's pale Soap
10 Boxes Cogate's Fancy Toilet Soap,
10 Boxes 0sceoa StaIcb,
Kegs Soda,
80 Boxes Candles,
Hogsheads Molasses,
10 Dozen Brooms,
20 Sacks Fine Salt,
90 u and ~ Boxes Raisins,
II Drums Figs,
W Bbls A. Sugar,
3,CG0 fhs North-Carolina Bacon,
10 Bbls..Cut HerriugS
10 Bbls. Family Roe HeTings, N. C-)
Bbs. Mackerel,
Bbls Muet,
9 Bbls Salmon,
Bbs White Shad,
10 Bbls Crackers,
PEACHES AND APPLES.
Raleigh, N. C., July 81, 1851. 6s-
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Office A. &N. C. Railroad, !

Office A. & N. C. RaiIroad,l
NEwBERN, Aug l6, 1861. I
The following Resolution passed by the Board of Dr.
rectOrs in meeting, Aug. 5th, 1851:
ReSoLUed That and after Saturday next return tickets
be issued at fare frum all points the Railroad
Morehead City and return To be issued only SATURDAYS
and to be good only until Monday thereafter This order
to be in force until the first day OF October.
w. p METTS,
Supt of Trains
August "a, 1861. 76-2t
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RAILROADS.

N. G. RAILROAD OFFICE AT RALEIGH.
GNR0M and after this date goods VIII be delivered
until after the freight has been PAID NJ eJcepsaons
to the above rule.
D. A. WICKER, Agt.
Jan. ], 1851. Aft
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOTICE TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Having located in the City CT Raleigh take this up
pOrtunity inform the public generally that prepar-
ed to make contracts for public private buildings any
part of the State the most favorable terms. also
prepared furnish Granite in its rough for building
other purposes dressed to order any shape requr
ed, at reasonable rates. -
Orders for Stone addressed to through the Posoce
Box 24a will meet with prompt attention All bills paya.
Bile me individually. will not be responsible for any
debts made by any men in my employment without
der from me- THOMAS COATES.
Jan. 4 1861. Sim.
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$40 REWARD.

CHARLOTTE, N. C., Sept. 8, 1861.
OFFICE OF NJ. w. GRAND MASTER, F.
" A. Mall persons having business with the NJ. W.
G. Master during his absence from the State will address
all communications and applications of whatsoever kind,
10 the Dept. Grand Master. E. W; WARD, jacksonville,
Onslow county who will the duties of the G. Mas
ters Office.
LEWIS 8. WILLIAMS,
Grand Master.
September 10, 1861. sl-St.
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TO SUIT THE SEAS0N.-lo bushels very
superior Peas; fresh Roll Sutter: Dried Cher
rles; Dried Peaches; Dried and Green Apples,
Dried and Fresh Eenison; superior Family Flour
Virginia Buckwheat FIonr: Fresh Grsan and
Black Teas: Ham and Breast Bacon and very
fine Mercer Potatoes; a. "a store and selling low
by WIN G. DANDRIDGF
ia 80 M la5 Rroad -
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correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.
AtdfrS in Petersburg
PETERsBURG, March 81

PETRRaBURG, March 5th, 1861.
Well The long agony is oyar-anothe
scene In orr political drama has been enact ted
and like anxious spectators, who have viewed
each rise of the curtain with mingled fee =
lngs, while eagerly awaiting the grand cIimay
we are ready to exclaim. what comes next?''
The inaugural address of Mr. Lincoln has
greatly elated the friends of immediate seces-
sion-embodying, rs il does, those coercive
measures which they predict will unite the
whole Sou til while a corresponding Gepres-
sion has been produced upon the minds OF the
Unionists.
The excitement on our streets, Yesterday
was intense-crowds collected around the
bulletin boards, and in the confusion OF the
moment many wild and exaggerated reports
were circulated; obtaining, however, only
momentary credence
The principal local excitement at present
Is the arrest of three we'll known free negro
carpenter the chief witness against them,
as far as yet known, being IN incendiary let
ter addressed TO one of them from Norfolk.
and accidentally picked up in the street here
last Thursday. This letter makes A call upon
them for money and arms. to aid an as socia-
ton in Norfolk called the ''Sons of Liberty "
Mayor Townes has dispa tched one, of our
most efficient officers TO the scene of action TO
find and bring up the author of the letter
Whether anything OF Importance will grow
out Of these preliminaries, is all couiec tur,..
A lover of peace, who longs for the 'plow-
share and the pruning hook" would feel dis.
posed to groan in spirit over the vast quanti-
ties OF ammunition daily passing through,
while the sight of columbiads and lnortars
nwakens but passing notice.
learn that the small pox is qui lie prevalent
In Dinwiddie, and several deaths have oc-
CURED. Our citizens are satisfied with Il
milder type of disease. the chicken pox which
ly popular among the infan tile portion of the
community. Mon CHCg
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Rirhmnnn nispatrb.
deNCNAL ASSEMBLY, 0e ,tnstNIA
tExTRa SS,SSYoN1
SENATE.

WspsEsoAs, March 6, 1851.
senate called to order NJ II . clock
>,r,Srr oy the Rev. Mr.. MouRsAS, OF tb'
Ricsnnai Street N.ttfscag A communiea
ton from the House was read, announcing
the passage of various bills--among them 4
OIL amending an act passed March 20, lsee
anthoriziag the Couacii OF Richmond city tc
Construct railroads III It's streets.
On motion OF Mr.. JoaSsoS, the rules were
suspended. aud the bill read third tine and
pas cad.
Btils Repeatedly Mr.. Logan, incorpora.
tag the oxford Cotton and Woolen Company;
by Mr. Bsaaaon, tor the relief OF John tprsn
no 4. Sheriff OF the county OF WAYNE: by ar.
Csghtli, authorizing tae sale OF certain church
property IN the town OF NJ oorefiald
Mr.. JoHSsoS offered the following resoIu-
ton
Rsso're3. That when the Senate ad iourn, 10. aay.
wall adjourn to fa.e, 1T h4lf-pa> io olock "a.
m 1Frpw, aud take recess ~ half past o'ctocs
uii ciocs T.. NJ. aad So on from day to iav
until u asr~ise ordered.
On motion OF Mr.. TaoxAs of Fairfax. all
after IN" words tomorrow was strick ou;
PENDING the proposed amendments on mo-
ZION OF Mr BRsSSos. the resolution was laid
on the tbie.
Mr.. DAY then moved to take IN the reso,o
ton offered by Mr. SxIrm, Il few DAYS ago,
providing for s n adloarnment on the 18th IN
slant On TINS question the ayes and noes
were demanded Ayes -, noes Il.
On motion of Mr.. THOMAS, OF Fairfax the
resolution was amended by prov iding for an
adjournment on Wednesday. the Goth instant
instead of the 18th.
TIE Peace CVagTeSs.-The President laid be-
lore the senate Il report from the Conms-
sioners appointed by the third resolution OF
the series adopted on the 18th day OF January
last, which WAS accom- panied by i copy OF the
plan adopted. For report, see Convention
proceedings.
Ga motion of Mr.. PAXTON, the report and
accompanying documents laid on the
taol. aud ordered 10 be printed.
Bill Paxssd.-Senate bill refunding to Alb
ner Anthony, Sr., taxes erroncousiy paid III 70
the Treasury
GA motion of Mr.. DordLAs, the Senate ad-
iourncd at ~ o'clock.
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WEDNESDAY, March 8, 1861
The House was called To order ut II o'cloc.
by Speaker Cat rCHFiELp.
PRAYER by the Rev. Mr.. ILLS, of the Bap
fist Cnurcn.
The passage of sundry bills by the Senat,
was communicated To the House, most o.
which were referred To committees
4 ti1u -nntcnf Sine Dte.-Ntr. DICSrSsoX 81
the senate, Informed the House Of the pas
sage by the Senate of joint resolu ton ii X ing
tho time OF final adjournment of the General
Assembly on the goth of NJ irch.
BIS Rsported.-For the sl.e OF a lot neaI
Chatham Hill, in Smythe county, and pur-
chise OF another lot and erect ton OF "A school
house thereon amending an net paSse,. I'll.
9th Harch, 1888, entitled an act 10 amend the I'd
section of an tct passed VI arch I'd ISIS, ent tle
an net 10 organize the militi, and provide for
the defence of the Common wealth concern
Ing the sales, by the High Consttb of the
city of Richmond, of slaves and other proper
~ levied upon, distrained, or or Tered 10 be
sold under Attachments; for the relief OF
VIM 5 Martin, lat" sheriff OF Lee county :;
for the relief OF Washington J. Herald for
the relief Of '. :. MOrgtn lIte Sheriff of
Smythe county: amending and re-en tctng
the 1t, "a Cd, 4th, ana 5Lh sections OF chap
ter 23i of the 70 H., and to Increase and re
arrange the divisions and brigades of the Com
mOnw-alth amending and re-enactng thu
3lst section of chapter l9S of the Revised
Code Of Virginia.
of Justice returned an adverse report TO the
petition of Robert Mcconnell and others, for
the release of Ann Mcclure from her impris-
onment in the County Jail of Marshall coun
ty. The committee WIS OF opinion that the
Governor h Is pc wer to grant the relief prayed
for, and that, therefore, ii Is inexpedient TO
legislate on the subject Adopted.
The Peace Congress The SPEAKER laid be.
fore the House a communication dressed by
Mhssrs. John Tyler, q. w. Summers, W. G,
X yes, and James A. Seldom, Virginia Com.
missoners to tue Peace Congress, to the dow
ernor, transmitted 10 the Speaker this day
accompanied by copy of the plan adopted BY
said Peace Conference, commonly known as
the Franklin Substitute. The document be-
Ing read, on motion they were laid on the
table and ordered 10 be printed
BtAS PdSSed.-E.s tabiiShing the county of
Bland out OF parts OF Giles, Wythe, and Taze-
we'll
Easlarement Of Fee Negroes On motion OF
Mr.. BAsKRRvIIL, the bill for the voluntary
enslavement of ID. w. Love and Isaac Bur
nett, free persons Of color, WIS taken II.
said when the bill W before the House the
other day, on the suggestion of members that
n general bill. enbr icing the 3 ,lne objects
would be- reported, he had moved TO lay the
bill on the table He how reported said bill
The title reads AS follows " For the volnn-
tary enslavement of free negroes without
com pensatiou TO the Common wealth.
On motion Of Mr.. WALKER, the House ad-
Joprned.
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ExCAANGE HOTEL AND BAI.LaR i.
~ 10 II e.

d. JANUARY HATH, 1851,
Tbs propristors Of this well-known and populsr
adjustment beg leave to return their heartfelt
tnAnks 10 their friends and the public generally
ior me liberal patronage they have at all times
oeen favored with and it affords them pleasure to
announce that the recent changes, removals. and
athorongh renovating OF the entire establishment
makes It one Of the most pleasant aud comfortable
hoteis tor permanent boarders, as well as tran.
SCENT company that can be enjoyed anyw here IN
Inc country. II Is due to the libePaiity OF the
ot?ckholders OF The EXCHANGE to say that every
thins has been done which could add to its value
guests. ~
Among the important changes and impro vemsuts
IN the b. LLAkD HOUSE they hav We added we'll
arranged and convenient RESTAURANT, which
IL now open for the patronage of the public. In
arranging this part OF their business, a handsome
room has been provided for the ladies Of the Ho-
tsi, wlth private entrance from the psrlor floor
In view OF the large expenditures. and renewed
energy, ana strct attention on their part they
hope to merit continuance of that patronage 80
long enjoyed by them. ~
ia t5--ts John p. a THOS RaIJApn
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Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
Mi[itdru iEairS
LIBERTY, Bedford Co. Va Ma

LIBERTY Bedford Co, Va. March 4.
volunteer company was organized a few
days since, at Ashland, Bedford county, and
MIR. N. &. Harris was cleo ted unanimously.
Captain; X. w. Saunders, LIST Lieutenant :
VIM. Strptoe, I'd Lieutenant Mr. Harris il
distinguished graduate of the V. NJ Insti-
tute. and IL fully qualified TO MI with great
credit and honor TO himself the position to
which he has been called. The military
spirit is rapidly increasing here. There are
several other companies that are being organ
lied, and will soon be ready to show Mr. Lin
coin that somebody will be hurt, If not now.
should he attempt to retake those Southern
forts. A,pu.
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NOTICE Or An "OLnCALI
seems, says the British Colonist, of Victoria,
v. l., that John Butts is in the habit of col
Letting as many Indians as be can in a little
tional church. He then leads off viii
prayer, followed by singing a hymn. John
ehen makes short and feeling address: fnl.
lows II with another hymn, a collection is
ttken up, and the congregation dismissed win
benedietion. After the services danciag
singing and drinking whiskey are the order Of
the eyening-Butts acting as bar keeper win
~ much grace rs he \ few moments before
omeiated AZ clergyman. II is quite an inge-
nioas plan, and the inventor is, no doubt
making good thing by admins tering
spiritual comfort to his flock in two totally
different ways.
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Il o TELS
ID A K X f Il no Sc.

pa E. II nous
l. B D S o N
The addition to this Hotel being completed
with superior accommodations for Ladies and
Gentlemen, will be opened on MONDAY, Feb
ruary 18th.
The house Ia complete in all its appointments
ana 1t Is the intention Of the proprietors to make
IL worthy the patronage OF the travelling public.
r., >, ,, II. D. PARKER,
IL IL dlmIiIl INHN =
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PEDtaRgE IN AAgRIcA.-Dr curt;s /, bis \, 81
S.a.e hsgistra ton report, speaks of mark-
81 neglect OF the American people as follows
nv more attention is given in this country to
.na psuigres OF animals than ofhuman beings.
CO. any persons can tell the exact genealov
~, sasorsts horse for several generators
wv, 10 not know the maiden names OF ths,i !.
sor ma snahamot theirs, nor would be possible
records. n ws,, .an the fact from any legal
. Isr.. I. would probably b- i'm possible for
IaIge portion OF the MIDDLE aged men ana nd
Woinsn IN the United States 10 nyay. ,ha.
ineI own parents were ever marriss and
snas tnsy nave any legitimate Fight TO fhs
The Z, 3. revenue cutter Dodge has been
seized BY the Texans, ~'e"
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TsSs lzsaszzsl RICHMOND And YOR Is
fxsS skssSssSE 3lFER RAIL -W-

=, :, HUtD q > ! EA Ut EEunzS4LLfsa.--3<
POINT, Capt. J. c. ROWE, leaves Norfolk MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS aud FRIDAYS, att A. NJ.
Tor King Queen Court House, c0unecting with
CARS at West Point, at p. l., and arrive in
Richmond at $50 p. VI. Returning, the steamer
leayes King Queen Court Rouse on TUESDAYS,
THURSDAYS ana SATURDAYS, at $50 A Nj.
connecting with Cars at West Point at IS A. NJ.
and arrive in Norfolk at $50 p. M
Passenger Trains leave Richmond DAILY ,(Sun.
day excepted, at A. NJ, and West Point Oh
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS, at
10 A. NJ, and arrive In Richmond at II As A. NJ
Accommodation and Freight Train will leave
Richmond TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and SAT-
uRDAIs, at4 p. N Stepping on signal:
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
sATCRDAyS until 3.so Z. NJ, at Redmond, aud
~ MONDAYS, WEDN ESDAYS and FRIDAYS un-
II Up. NJ, al West Point
Passengers for Williamsburg will take Stage at
bislers, tor Gloucester G. H. at Cappahoosic aud
Tor Saluda and Urbana, at w est Point.
EE Fare from Richmond to Norfolk, Dinner
exira,) So. r. H. TEMPLE,
ie b Il Snneriutandanf
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No Thoughts for Sick peo,i.,

ME- W. u,t 1878 IINcFUPEt
- No: ls5 South Paca street R.It{,oo
| cured q hheamctissa, BysFeIsi1 and 49,.
Ah. WIN NJ. sPRANKIIS "''eiae
~ no; "a Register street BaltianSa
-uoSt f'Trfd5h oGsr Of S~,ofsi.g If 80.
"nu"osr Of pieces Of bone restored 10 b.,. ~ tel
'.AS9 49, = Nfi..i.I, loac,,,r
H. a.. =. 40 $50 Baltimore street
Hef edT, Vier years Of sageYiny hgs o,,..k
JTends LET RE Grt,eA ran 10 ser A. A'ea S'
HEREDITARY SCROFULA
n ouy IN the family OF The hon " y n,
sou once member Of Congress. from ha aup as
Was a Bidss OF sores from head 10 foot E,a' ~
i tidS turaed inside out, protruding over ~
oai,s SO as TO produce blindness He w. t!e,
Dy Hainpt0n's Vegetable TiHcture ' 'bfed
a, p1 SPEPslA, NERVOUS DISEASE Sc
Mr. ~ oldham, Of Baitiinsre Custo,c IL
suuered from these complaints for Is months -
oOut ana mlnd severely affected. He va. e "'4
~ bai1p,oqs Vegetable Tineture alter arhl
things failed. '7i "'hsf
COUGH, CONSUMPTION. Sc
MI Henry &. wynn had Cough for Ava Va
great wea knees, etc. had in all five ar ~; ~
Siciahs tried ali the remedies, but was cntt ny
% HAMPTON = VEGETABLE TlACTTEL '-i5
tEMA Lbs AND CHlLDRbN This TlSt.Tupn
VIII 90 found great medicine for all THAR a..
'"'i' ala'
Call and get Pamphlets, and read mapv ~ ~
most powerful possible certificates Of cure. -, ,L
above diseases of our own citizens " 'aS
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