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THE TERMS OF SALE

As prescribed bv the Decree are-one-
t.ird Of the purchase money. to be paid, in
cash on the day of sale, or the ratification
thereof, one-third in six months, and the
balance IN twelve months thereafter, the
credit payments TO bear interest. and to be
secured by notes or bonds of purchaser,
with security to be approved hv Trustee.
80 ]aR' Z g. DAN. SCOTT,
myS 1T - vlg3 - VI & Trustee.
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The Daily Evening Journal,
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Weekly Democratic Leader.

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icslsprty. aIhsyiwili defend the taiucipies gflhe
Constitution, the RIGHTS OF THE STATES,
and the liberties of the people.
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AFTERNOON, lSuudays excepted ut Sc per an
mum, or So for six, mouths, payable ip advance.
1t con aims spirited articles on the political gues
tons of the day, with oil the current news. Mar
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THOMAS F. =. F0HssTHH' n u. c;rcu,, co,,t
d De WILTON TIAISEs for Hartford County
John ROBERT BARNES. -,
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j. G. FOSTER, .
Major Gen. Commanding
From Edward StanIy.

DEPARTMENT or NORTH CAROLINA
NEwBERN, Dec. 29th 1862. {
10 MAJ. Gen. Foster, Commanding, &c:
GENERAL:-I have been informed that a Dor
tfVn Of tire NI.eo VI the enemies OF the United
States recently invaded the county of Washington,
and among other depredatons committed upon in
nocent citizens they seized and carried away against
their consent and against the consent of their owner
a large number of slaves. From the home of Mr.
NJ. Bowen, they took away several of his negroes
who had been faithful to him and whom he protect
ed and humaney supported This outrage has not
the defence attempted for the African slave trade
that it brought uncivilized beings under the nhu-
ence of Christianity and civilization.
This robbery takes civilized beings from their
families and homes; it deprlves kind master of
his property and Furnishes slaves for their fidelity
to him.
cannot believe the good people of North Carroll
ma will justify such conduct.
To the barbarous and willful burning of the town
of Plymouth by the enemy, your attention has al
ready been called, and of that nothing more need
be said. As the voice of civil authority outside of
our lines has no longer any potency solicit your
Intervention with those commanding the forces of
the socalled Confederate States, that we may as
certain by what rules this war is to be conducted
and whether these negroes to whom have referred,
are to be delivered up to those to whom their ser.
vice may be due
have the honor to be, &C., &C.,
(Signedl EDWARD STANLY,
Military Governor, &c.
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tanners, shecmakers and other exempts, who were
thirsting for blood and burning with patriotism,
Who would no doubt volunteer in State defence.
He said that he would at the proper time offer
q substitute ..-
Mr.. Virgins said it vas true that portions Of
North Carolina had not beeaSlefended, but all the
fault did not le'in the Confederate government If
the seven regiment bill had passed the Convention
tHS result might have been different He could not
vote for the bill in its present shape, would do so
however if so modified as not to conflict with the
Confederate government; he favored the amend
ment
A message was received from the House with one
from the Governor in regard to the manufacture Of
salt with proposition from Messrs j. and A. j.
Jones to manufacture for the State Referred to the
committee on salt
On motion, the Senate adjourned, Mr.. Lanes
amendment still pending
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Mr.McAden, a resolution in favor of W, D. Murry.

Mr.. McAden, a resolution in favor Of w. D. hurry.
I Referred
Mr. Headen introduced a resolution instructing
our Senators, and requesting our Representatives
in Congress to ehdeayor to have abolished the prac
tice of hogging in our army
On motion of Mr.. Mckay, the resolution was
amended SO as to include gagging and backing, and
passed
Mr.. Love, resolution in favor of the sureties of
Will Green, late sheriff of Haywood county.
Mr. PEBBLES, bill to allow free persons of color
to voluntarily enslave themselves also a bill to
alter the time of meeting the Legislature Referred
= Mr. Sherwood, bill to amend the 25th sec. SD
chap. revised code. Referred.
Mr.. Carson, bill to allow fifteen Magistrates to
transact county business for Alexander county.
Mr.. Young of Yancey, bill in favor of A. A.
Wiseman.
Mr.. Wallin, bill in favor of H. Hunter, late
sheriff of Madison county.
Mr.. Lemonds, bill in favor of T. Austin, late
sheriff oil Union county.
Mr.. Bryan, bill to change the time Of holding
the probate courts of Rutherford county.
Mr.. Allison, bill to incorporate the Orphans
Educational Board
Mr.. Henry of Henderson, bill to legalze the
proceedings of court irregularly held in Henderson
county. Passed its several readings under sus-
pension of the rules.
ENGRoSsED BILLS FROM THE SENATE.
A bill to incorporate the town of Chester Hill
Aresoluton to authorize the Governor to purchase
machine for the manufacture of cotton cards for
the use OF the State. This bill passed its several
readings under suspension of the rules and order
| ed to be enrolled.
Mr.. Gentry introduced bill to change the time
OF holding the county courts of Ashe county. Passed
its several readings under suspension of the rules
Mr.. Amis called up resolution introduced by
him on yesterday repeating the rule fixing certain
hours of the meeting and adjournment of the House
The resolution was concurred in.
The House then proceeded to the consideration
of the unfinished business of yesterday, being the
revenue bill. So numerous were the amendments
proposed that it would be impracticabc to report
them accurately and in order therefor the reporter
does not attempt it
Pending the consideration. of the bill, message
was received from the Senate proposing to raise a
joint select committee to whom should be referred
communications accompanying the message of his
Exceency, Gov. Vance, from the Executives of sew
eralof the States of the Confederacy upon the SUBJ
ect of each State assuming its equitable share of the
war debt Concurred in; and Messrs Grissom,
Shepherd, Person, Shober and Allison, announced
as the House branch of the committee.
Revenue bill having been amended in several par
ticularS passed its second reading.
The House adjourned until 10 o'clock Friday
morning
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS.
From Gen. Foster to Gen. French.
HEAD QUARfERs 18th AMY CORPS, j

From Gen. Foster to Gen. French.
= HEAD QUARTERs 18th AMY CoRPs,l
NEwBERN, December 81, 1862
Major Gsnenal s. G. French Commanding Depart
n'6nt Of North Carolina, Petersburg, "a
GENERAL:-I have the honor to inclose CODY of a
letter addressed to me by his ExcelleGcy, Edward
Stanly, Military Government Governor of North
Carolina The letter explains ITSELF and have
merely to request an answer from you whether. the
acts complained of by the Governor have your sane
ton, and whether, as he desires to know, the ne
groes mentioned will be returned to their master
also beg leave to inclose slip from the Raleigh
Standard, in relation to the prisoners recently pa
rolled and released by me at Kinston and other
places, between here and Goldsboro', and request
to know whether these men are compelled to per-
form the duties therein stated contrary to their pa
role of honor.
Sometime during the latter part of November, Sur
geon Hunt Post Surgeon at Washington, North
Carolina, while taking a ride outside ofour lines,
was fired upon by parties in ambush and killed
immediately his person was rifed, and among other
things watch was taken from him which his rea-
tives are very anxious to obtain possession Of If
it is within your power, will YOU please have this
watch returned. remain, General, very respect
fully, your obedient servant
j. G. FOSTER,
Major Gen. Commanding.
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LOST TRUNK-s2o REwApD

r OST ON THE 18th DECEMBER. BETWFEN ID,
NJ eigh and Graham large black TRUNK hon. nal
IRON hoops with label tackled one end marked M Nun
u H. Edwards Graham, Alamance County, c." II ITS
Prooaoly put on at some other station by mistake vii
pay the above reward for the delivery of the M
contents to the R. R. Agent Graham Station ''A
J. F. SMOOT,
OIaudnl, ". ", Jam y, 1868. A. wEsu5tnd
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WHAT WE CAN'T CARRY AwAY.-One Of Dean
TEench's sermons on the subject What we can
and cannot carry away when we die" commences
thus appositely: Alexander the Great, being upon
mis- death bed, commanded that when he was
ried forth 10 his grave his hands should not 0e
wrapped as was usual in the cloths, but should
be left outside the bier that all men light see them,
and might see that they were empty"
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VNTAS TAKEN UP AND COMMITTED TO TIE
w Jail of Randolph County, North Carolina, on the
9th day of October 1852 runaway slave wlh says his
name is HENCE and that he belongs TO John Thomas
Mebane of BERTHE County, NorthCaroIna. The said
inches high, and appears to be about
tweny-one years old The is requested to come
forward prove property pay all charges and take him
away, as he will be disposed of as the law directs
B. F. STEED, Tailor.
Oct. 2S, 1852. A-w6m
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HIDES! HIDES!I

NT OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE IrNnFp
signed receiving hides at their ward near For
estve to be tanned the following terms: onehalf or
Sole Leather 50 cents pound Dressed Leather cents
per pound. - N'"''
Hides labeled and deposited at J. W. Rogers store in
Raleigh will be taken to the yard tanned and returned 10
the City free OF charge for transportation Send in the
hides so that they be tanned before next winter
Address j. F. FORT & F. NJ. PUREFOY
ForestVlle n. c.
Jan. D, iS63 3-w&swl5tdp
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NEGRO MEN WANTED.
Enn NEGRO MEN WANTED TO WORK ON
OUU the Piedmont Railroad, being built be-
tween Greensboreugh and Danville We paying 5er
al wages, and the negroes well cared for.
ALSO
WANTED 100 CARPENTERS
Apply Immediately to E. WILKES 4 CO.,
Contractors Piedmont r. R.,
Greensborough, N. C.
Dec. 5, 1862. 9S-w&swl7tpd.
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GLENN ANNA FEMALE SEMINARY,

TOWNSVILLE, N. c.
TUNHE SPRING SESSION OF 1863 WILL BEGIN
n the first Wednesday in January, next and close
the fourth Tuesday in May. Mrs N s. DAVIS, Prp-
cpa is thorough scholar, graduate of Greensb6rougn
College and experienced in teaching, and is assisted by
full corps of teachers.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FIVE MONTHS . .
Board $780, Tuition, regular course, $40 to $l5; Music
usual price. ]. W. THOMAS,
President.
Dec r. 1852 1O0-w&Swl3tpd.
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Office N. C. Railroad r.

Office N. C. Railroad 70
No Go. SHOPS Jan. 18th, 1859
IHNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE DRc1 Ann,
GvIuena OF ten per cent the capital stocL ND
aDe on ana after the second day of February newt pay
Certificates not heretofore presented will sim 6a
ensure payment and dividends will only be paid 10 tS
owners in person or powers of attorney pau 'Ae
Jan. g., 1858. az 'r' Secy.
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VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE

OFFER FOR SALE MY PLANTATION Q MILES
on which is GriSt and Saw Mill Cotton Gin and screw
or likely negroes Holm M0PfSn HSVHy
November IA, 1852 92NwEsUtf
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Headquarters 54th N. c. Reeim.n.

headquarters 54th N. C. Resimen,
NEAR Johannesburg, w.
January goth, 1868. (
each OF the following named deserters if dero,roR
me or cGnhaed in Castle Thunder, Richmond:
WIN. BIRNS, aged "a years, eyes black hair a. ,
the county Of Randolph c. and by occupation eoa
w d. CARVER, aged about 46 years. eyes blue bier
Thskers grey complexion fair height five feet eb, and
ches, born in the county of Chatham N c. and br ID
ton farmer. SAMT' i PhPu ~ ~ peeupa,
Jan. 90, 1868. aw ~, ". hegt
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NOTICE
LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.

LAND FOR SALE PRIVATELY.
SDGn ACRES OF LAND IN FRANKLIN C0UN-
~OO ty, N. c., near Cedar Rock, the road lead
Jig from Castala about half mile from the former and
three miles from the latter place. About 30 are
cleared land most of which has been cleared this year.
the balance original woods and well rimbered The inn
proFements consist of dwelling with and neceS
sary outbuidiugs Bedford Academy is about half mile,
at which good school is kept.
For further information, address,
j. W. JACKSON,
Castalia n. C.
Dec. go 1862. 1-w&swl7tpd.
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NOTICE.

ElNG DESTROYS TO SETTLE VI MY PREupr,
A1 business, wish all persons indebted to me oIF
note or account to come forward and settle for tb e
Also all persons having claims against me TO nraseH
same for settlement. n Z " + present 9a The
Raleigh, Jan. 6, 1868. ARhIS
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No swamp; rich bottom; to 13miles from Mississippi
River levee protecting it, Ordinarily price So by tract
3 North East ~ = Sec J. i I5S
% miles n W. of Helena; good neighborhood; unsur
passed in every sense. Price $40.
2 South, East s. side s. E. u, Sec. g., $50
i s. OFF, fE I,S.W.1" ., 40
l s. ofRes., s. w. 2, 95
Near Helena, and fine lands. Price SO.
South, East Frac. Section, $, SIS
8, $40
II, $40
In Phillips county, 80 miles below Helena choice land;
large tract adjoining Sold last year to planter at 1913
per Price $40 per acre. In alI-6 5S4-S4
W. r. RIGHT0R, Helena, Ark.
H. A. BADHAM, Esq, Ag't, Raleigh.
Nov. T. 1862. yO-w&sw8mpd.
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man from Davidson, (Mr WalseI,) would not hold.
He thought, however, that the sum proposed would
be inadequate to accomplish the objective all had
in view
The bill was further discussed by Messrs. Russ,
Foy and Person. the latter speaking at length in re-
ply to the positions assumed by Mr.. Walser.
Mr. McAden continued the discussion in reply to
Mr. Person. He saidit was important that this bill
should pass. There were number of counties in
which this matter was importantj it might not be
in his county or in the county represented by Mr..
Person, yet there was large number of counties
differently situated. He thought that the fund
should be distributed upon the same basis that we
raised men for the army this was done on the
white basis and he thought the relief proposed
should be in like manner.
Mr. Robbins spoke at length in favor of the origi-
nal bill, and against the amendment and introduce
ed facts and figures to show that the plan Of distri
button proposed by the original bill was both equi-
table and just
The House adjourned on motion until 10 o'clock,
Saturday.
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TENHE NEXT SESSION OF ]. HI. HOREER,S
Il SCHOOL, will open the second Monday in January,
1863
Oxford, N. c., Dec. IL, 1852. lOO-w&swl7tpd
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ARKANSAS LANDS, NEAR MISSISSIPPI

the Aboltionists Arkansas of all but his lands Of
ers great bargains in the following lands selected years
ago, when first in market, and after personal examina
ton of each tract See price affixed to EACH offer the
whole list to purchaser for $4,000 cash. negroes at
market price, onehaf cash. and time for balance
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR Sal

A DESIRABLE HOUSE AND LOT CAN BE PUR-
N chased early app cation to The lot contains
four acres with an excellent spring mar =.
containing $50 acres with the necessary buildings.
j. L. F. GARRETT.
GreensborOugh, N. c., Jan. 10, 1868. 5-W&sW2m.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS

The House met pursuant to adjournment. Prayer
by Rev. j. NJ Atkinson.
Wednesdays journal was read and approved.
A communication from the Board of Claims was
read and ordered to be sent to the Senate.
message was received from the Senate propo
sing to raise joint copmittee 'of FIVE to examine
the various apartments of the Capitol and to assign
tne rooms To the different officers in such manner as
to tacultate public business ConGurred in
Mr.. Flynt presented a memorial from citizens of
Stokes Co., asking the passage of an act changing
the time of holding the county courts of that cou3ty
with bill in accordance Herewith On motion The
rules were suspended and the bill passed its several
readings.
Mr.. FoTle, from the committee on the Judiciary
reported back bill relative to free persons of color
owning dogs, asking tU be discharged from its furth
or Grafton; also benefit of these who have
entered vacant lands, recommending its PASSAGE
also bill for the relief of sheriffs, Recommending
that 1t do not pass.
Mr.. Amis, from the same committee, reported
PACK bill concerning the sale of lands, recommend
ing that it do not pass
Mr.; Waddcl, from the same, bill concerning un-
iaMIui entry and detaner, asking to be discharged
from its further consideration
Mr.. Fowle, from the select committee to enou;ro
into the authority of Lieut. R. E. Walker to reduire
passes DC, from persons wishing to leave this cty
reported that Lieut. Walker had appeared before the
committee and stated that the only object had in view
was toe such passes as would facilitate persons
after reaching other points where they were re-
qulred to exhibit passes before leaving.
mr. mann introduced resolution in favor of W
K. Cannon. Referred
:, Mr. shepherd resolution amendatory of an or
onanGe OF the Convention relative to soldiers boun.
ty. Referred.
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HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The House met pursuant to adjournment Prayer
by Rey. Mr.. Lansdell. Journal of Thursday was
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CITY ITEMS.

EVENTS TO CONE Opp.-A Fair is in progress
Mt Dodworths Hail. in behalf OF the Institution for the
Children of Deceased and Disabled Soldiers at No. 33i
Sixth avenue. The fair will continue three days or
more and contributions solicited
John w. Darlington lectures on English Poetry "
TO- night, at the Hall Of the New-York Historical So.
cety.
grand flag presentation to the l4th Regiment r. l.
Colored Artillery will come off on Christmas night, at
the Abyssinian Baptist Church.
Mr.. Stephen Mascot. otherwise "Jecms Pipes VIII
give Of his amusing entertainments for tho benefit
Of the ROsehl Ladies' Soldiers Relief Association, at
Nibl0's Saloon, this evening.
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The RIOT CLAIM CoMMrrTEg.-The Riot

Claim Committee Of the Board OF Supervisors are stu
engaged IN the examination Of the claims which have
been made against the county for damages BY reason Of
the riot. ia July last and expect 10 complete their abors
on or about the LIST Of February 1864 The total number
~ claim. referred Ia tae Committee WAS 2Jl7 OF this
number $50 claims have been examined. including
nearly an those Of great magnitude Two hundred and
seven claims advertised but appearance Of the
narties claiming TO be interested made About
10 claims remain to b. investigated. The Committee
have yorably reported 757 claims and have recon
mended that they be- audited NJ the aggregate
afno.nt If fSIs is g. Tie original amount Of
said claims filed with tho Controller sas s,O0J9 81.
The Committee have reported uniiyorably on 70
claims amounting TO sl7l57 20. The Committee hns
ao examined and reported upon the pay rolls Of the
various regiments during the riots and tie
bin or ra.ons furnished tho military during the same
service.
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lHELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
For weaknesses arising from Excuses, Habits Of Dps
ton, Early lDdiScretion Abuse, attended
with the following symptoms:
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory, Difficulty OF Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease Wgksfulness,
DLnness Of Vision, Pain IN the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body
Dryness Of tbs Skin Eruptons the Face,
Universal Lassitude Of the Pslld Countenance,
Muscular Systern
These symptoms If allowed to which this medicira
ms arsbly removes. soon follow
In Of which the patient may expire Who they
not frequently followed by those dreful disea.es'
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION
Many Of the Of their suffering, but none
will confess The records Of the Insane Aylums and the mel
snchoy deaths by Consumption, beer ample witness the
truth OF the assertion.
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BY ORGANIC
WEAKNESS,
requires the sid of medicine and nvisorste tho
system which HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU inv.riA-
bly, does. A trial will convince the most skepica-
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Acknowledgement i

The greatest assortment OF SKATES ana
ex,rz FiIIsgs will b. FONDA tie ,alau' CxsrniL PARK
sEArs -hish removed nom broadway 10 NO.
Howard T. OF broadway. sss-s from % eens 70
<l3 q Al hind. pfisins splendid aoorimen OF MANS
prx. Mortsoxs and o,h~r ks0Lisn Srtrss. PhiiApri-
rnIA and sEw foNK CIR CIrB oKArss snl Other Amst
can md PORE IN for iies bcnis I'D Chdsea SKATE
BAGS srCgs sIRArs And ever, tn. "a ne sAStias
linz Ma hguua... ysu.ty JoHs &. JOHNSON.
No 80 Howard t.. d0o,. easi u broadway
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
TIE PoeT-OPTIcE AUTHORIZATIONS BILL.

Ia.
n, sTyygss from the WAYS and Meens Cnmpit,ee
reported the Post Office Appropriation Bill which wa.
made the special order for the 9th Of January
TUg CABMAcK AND RAMSEY CLAIM
Mr.. HoLgAS dem, Ind) from the Committee On
Claims reported resolution requesting the First Con
troer of Inc Treasury 70 suspend proceedings relating
" the tjm Of Carmack and Ramsey involving nearly
two millions Of dollars On account o carry ing the mail
until further action Of COEgIS. .
Mr. Cox DeIn. OHIO. said the FIRST Controller had
Already suspended " tlOn " tie case.
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Gold opened at 1924, and has not varied ma

Gold opened at 1924, and has not varied ma
teraly during the morning from 1921 @l52 Stocks mp
on the street dull. with few transactions At the
Stock Exchange Coup Gs Of 1881 sold at 1901 Oi0 April
1901 IOG. QlOC5 Certificates, 9s!@9sl. BorderState
Stocks steady. Tennessee CS. 39a59ii Virginia oa.
4905O; North Carolina u.s. 33l a51; MISSOURI Cs. CG~
Col California ~ I2it9I25j Cal,ou, 3aia31!i psla
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T.

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESe
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED or CONTEN
PLATING MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar 10 Females the Extract Buchu
Uneqused by any other remedy in Choosis Rsten-
tiop glares Painune,s or Suppression Of Customary
EsscuAtons liberated Scrous Of the Uterus Leu.
corbca Whites. Steri.y and for ell complaints incident
the whether arising som ntscreon, HABITS Of Dss
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See syn ptoms above
no FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT 1T