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NORTH.CAROLINA, T o"arter sssS'
IN Granville County. Term 1868.

Issues touching the validity of the last T'u']
1t being made to appear to the satisfaction "a
that Jos. Norwood, Francis Norwood, Mary B. w
Moody, VIM. Moody, and Jno Beas!ey, are OF 1n n.,
and heirs at law ofthe said deceased, and are ~
Of this State: II is Therefore, ordered that puo,
space Of six weeks successfully. be made mJ
&aadard, newspaper published in the GiH
notifying the said non.residents, and oil olIs.
general having or pretending an interest, to IN
at the Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, las
the said County of Granville, in the Court a aSl
there 70 eco prooeedpgs in the matter Of the p1s
last will and testament of the said Willie 10Y
Cd, therein pending, If they shall see cause copt'
Witness, Augustine lands, Clerk OF sala w.
'n o1'f0' Inc .''' Monday OF Nay. A. 'iIslsD'ss J
Juua q. 1sS8 =
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N. G. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
CataWba Couuty. N. c.

q ErIas FROM wssfERN N. o. BAIL RoAD.)
VTHE PUBLIC CAN HAVE THE BENEFIT OF THESE
valuable waters. Price of board IS per day SIS per
weak; SIS for four weeks children under 10 years and
The white sulphur water Is COOL pleasant tasted, and
very abundant Weslso have Blne Sulphur Spring, and
two springs ofsupesor quality These waters
In of the finest mountain climates in the world each
season attract large crowds.
b. g. R0BARDs. Proprietor.
June ., 1858. A-w7tpd.
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WANTED

A LADY (VIRG1NIAN) OF SEVERAL W,
- psrience as teacher, and who ia M.n
!eacn Inc English branches and music de se,r
IN some private amiy either in this State
h"erences exchanged. Address "T IF iuI15s
June 9, 1868. Boon HHl
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COPPERAs FOR SALE,

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED. ARESTILL MA]
w turing Copperas on Gold Hill in Rowan @
c., and are makinga considerable quantity at tbs
All persons who wish to buy, we would be pleas
ceive their orders in order to give our Copperss
We have. been making it for the last six or eight !
and believe that it has given general satisfacOn
who have tried it. ROBERTS, HOLMES
Gold Hill, My 10, 1862 H.
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$50 REWARD.

STOLEN FROM NEAR BENNETTSvILLEd q
- day night, tine 22d of May, a dark chesnut
HORSE, about five years old, with white sta
his face, both hind feet and legs white.neary 'Of
The said horse has remarkably thick and long NJ
very small and short cars, and is rather under tts
height, and is closely built, and rather on the "a
but larger. He is in 6ue order, and a very pr11
The horse and rider have been traced above Reed
The above reward will be paid to any one VIII
cure the horse SO that can get him.
Bennettsville, s. c., June 2, 1868. GS-f1
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We are informed that the Augusta Powder Works,
now getting fairly in operation, have made and
furnished to the army, during the last year, one
million pounds of powder. Their operations for
the next year will rsach much higher figure
augusta (Ga) Constitutionalist
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DEsERFER SHor.-Following in the rear Of, and
belonging to the 4eth N. O. Regiment which ar
rived in this city yesterday, two soldiers under
guard and handcuffed One of them was under
sentence Of death for deserton and the other under
arrest to be court martialed for the same oHence-
The delay in the execution of the condemned mar,
until he reached this city, was caused by the regi
ment Of which he was member, being on the
march. On arriving in Pocahontas, therefore, .
favorable opportunity offering, the unfortunate man
was taken a short distance beyond the corporate
limits, and shot. We understand he had deserted
several times.- Petersburg Empress. =
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FuRLoueH GRANrED.-Gen. Rosecrans, = few days
ago received the following pertinent letter from an
indignant private:
"General: have been in the service eighteen
months, and have neser received . cent desira .
fiflough for fifteen days, in order to return hons
and remove my family to the poor house.
The General granted the furIoush.
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CHEAP WRITING INK FOR ALL.

II HAVE BEEN MAKING AND SELLING FOR THE
past twelve months, the citizens of franklin Coun.
IT, beautiful and durable black WRITING INK which
has given entire satisfaction in every case 1t fows easy
and will mould and is warranted to retain IT'S color
Having used all the bottles within my reach suitable for
putting ND Ink and finding it impossible to Obtain any
thing ike enough 10 supply the demand, have concluded
to sell che recipe for makihg my Ink; putting it u the
IF all To make their Ink. The ingredients
be easily obtained and at the present high prices it
can be made for 81 80 per gallon. Only half houns
REQUIRED TO make any desired quantity tits ready for
rs soon as cool ANY person wishing to obtain this recipe
shall have punctualy sent by return mall by enclosing
81 to the undersigned. Address
Laurel P. o., Franklin Co, N. G.
READ THE FOLLOWING.
LoUIsBURG, FRANKLIN Co., n G.,
June 9Th, 1868.
do hereby certify that have used and sold more than
of this County, and take pleasure in stating that it has
given general satisfaction. 8. T. WILDER.
CLERKS OFFICE LoU1sBuRa, J
Franklin Co., N. c.,
June 9Th, 1862
do hereby certify that am well acquainted with s. T.
Wilder ESQ., merchant in this town, and know him to
be gentleman Of the highest responsibility, and that the
above his genuine signature. ami also using the Ink
made by Mr. J. G. Myrck in my Office and find it good
article Given under my hand and seal of Office in the
town of Lousburg, this 9Th day of June, 1868.
T. C. HORTON, c. 6. G.
June IL, 1863 25-w5tpd.
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MARRIED..

On the 18th of May, 1885, hear Springhope Nash Coun
ty, N. c., by Thomas B. Deans Esq Mr. JOEL WELLS of
company A, 47th regiment N. troops Miss BETHANY
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TO REFUGE

TO REFUGEES.
a HOUSE AND LOT IN WILKESBOROUGH TO
"A rent for the balance of the ysar-terms moderate
will suit a.small family-say six out
houses attached Apply soon, as above:
G. J: COWLES.
May 6. 1858. ls-wh
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$50 REWARD. o..
Head'qrs. Co. D, 33rd N. G. T.,l

Head'qrs. Co. d, 33Id N. G. T.,l
JUNE 8, 1863.
TWILL PAY FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD FOR THE
Il arrest and delivery each of the following named deser
tiers from company D. Ssrd regiment c. T., at Salisbury
N.
W. H. Hall. Elias Day.
William ChdeiA L Nicholson.
Martin Brown. Staly Bell.
James Boman Noah ]. Love.
Noah Wilson. John NJ. Butlery.
William Walker. Martin Thomas
Thomas H. Stephens. Phillip Hall.
Sergt ]. C. Jarvis. Joseph Hall.
Corpl Jonathan Darnoll. Ebby Walters.
James Walls. Daniel Ellis.
Esom Fugit. Samuel Stokes.
Hargis Holbrook. Ezekiel Absher.
James Walker John r Russell.
Aza Comal Neal McKinnon.
NJ. F. JONES, LIST Lieut..
Com'dng. Co. D, aSd N. c. T.
June Q, 1863. 24-wlm
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At Richmond Hill, June 4th, 1858.

. AssrvERsAR1ss.-Ths following events occurred
pulsedfby Jackson at Cross Keys: Oh Shields
routed BY jackson at Port Republic; 18th General
Stusrts first daring Reconnaissance; 10th the battle
Of Secesssnvlle 28th the battle Of Mechanacsville
the first Of the series Of battles before Richmond;
9th the battle Of Gold Harkor seth the battle Of
SAvages Station; S0th the battle Of White Oak
Swamp. -
= Hon. Henry 8. Foote, of TENNESSEE, announces
hmselfa candidate for reelection to the House of
Representatives. John @. Burch, Esq, is spoken Of
q . competitor.
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LAND. FOR SALE.

LAND FOK SALE.
yUyHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE A TRACT
l. of land lying in Wake County, thirteen miles west of
Raleigh and mile and quarter northeast Of of Nor
risve depot, containing l47 There toleraby
good houses and well of water the and. About 70
acres good low grounds and plentiful supply of timber
the fand-abOut 80 being in timber For further
particulars, address G. D. EDWARDS.
Morrisville, N. G.
May 2s, 1868. 22-w5tpd.
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1ersity. "''n VIC Jill
The morning of Wednesday was occupied nv
Ffesldent Swain as the Orator before the two Lii.
seFafy Societies, and by Col j. Il. Wheeler AZ the
representative Of the Historical Society of the Uni
seIsny' PRESIDENT Swain presented a very inter-
and useful series of Geographical and Hstor
..aa Ps,aheas and contrasts between our own State
sIiI osner countries on the globe: The value of
eooe paper can be estimated Alright only by hav.
ing II before one, when its curious discoveries and
uae1PEcted ana!ogies can be lesurely examined and
GSsetnhy stored away in the memory. Colonel
Wneeiers attractive theme was "Tbe mutuai rels-
s,ons and influences Of History and the Fine Arts y
~ numerous and apt illustrations the Historian ~
Gostn Oarohna showed that while History fur.
nl:nea numerous examples which have properly in.
spsIea tne Feet the Painter, the Sculptor and the
Ascniteet the products Of this inspiration have in
their turn animated those who st,,d;ad them -
worthy deeds for future history. he Concluded nv
PIesenang ffom our own history many scenes
Wn,cn well deserve the immortality of the CANVASS
.ho inc chisel such rs the declaration of Inde,en.
oence at Charlotte N. G., Mrs. Steele's enconra.
elng tne aHheartened Greene and Mrs. Slocu,nb's
nnoIs'ng Inc wounded after the battle of Moores
VieeA orioee' Ine Historian has done his part.
Ivy REMAINS lor some other son of North Caro-,
'Eeetaate ihese memories which sheuld survive no
Amk as pataoti.n ID cherished or virtue honored."
Ine ssr@en before the graduating class VA
psescoea en- Wednesday, night, by the Rev. Dr.. liz.
Sos;y, the distinguished Professor .ef Mental and
a No. tnlosophy II the University Of Vnginia-
toss y H. h no@ tirovsxs IS: 4 @Tbs prepare
tongue, is from The Lordn And ths = s ss
ssnshsd was that every creature on - az All
~ usvelopsnsnt requires, for ih Improvement the
psr.tioo cf q iat,lligenee superior d itsssa ss
'Sp'''e"eas " inhsrsot powers b than sSn On. i
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SAL
"HE uNDERSIGNEl GFFERS FOR =,

New Garden, May 5, 1868.
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June ., 1888.
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two imposed by the act and it may be urged against
them that the power to add other conditions than
those contained in the enactment is an act Of hgis-
hation which Congress has right to delegate to
department of the Executive branch Of the govern
ment and of course an intention to do so, can only
be inferred from plain and direct words, and the
words in this instance are satisfied BY the construe-
ton stated above.
The'same question of construction is presented in
the matter of HUE, from Cabarrus couSty, under
clause in the exemption act which exempts all per-
sons who shall be held unfit for military service in
the field under rules to prescribedby the Secretary
Of War, where the power is confined to making
rules to ascertain whether the person, is is not
tit for military service in the field and it is decided
that the act does not confer power to prescribe
rule under which citizen may be taken as q con-
script although held unfit for military service in the
field, on the ground that he may answer some pur-
pose in the hospitals, &c. These instances tend to
show the wisdom of the Constitution in not confd-
ing legislative, judicial and executive powers to any
one department.
am of opinion, that the petitioner is entitled to
exemption.
Therefore it is considered by. me, that P. p Mar
oney, be. forthwith discharged, with leave to 20
wherever he will tits further Snsidered, that the
cost Of this proceeding allowed by law to be taxed
by the Clerk of the Superior Court of Rowan Coun-
ty, according to the act of the General Assembly,
be paid by Jesse Mclean. y.
The Clerk viii file the papers in this proceeding
among the papers in his Office, sand give copies.
R. N. PEARSON, @. J. S. @.
At Richmond Hill June 4th 1894
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The Gr@fenberg
FAMILY MEDICINES

A RE prepared under the immediate su
pervision of skful Physician and they may b0 re.
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The intelligence Of the community not insulted by the
oher OF snge medicine which claims ALL DISEASES
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they among which may selected one ap
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The GrGfenberg Tegetabe Ps are better than any other
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The GrGfenberg Uterine Cahocon is an nfaiable RENE
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The Uterine Cokoicon will also Gravel diseases Of
the Kidneys urin' y difficulties in males.
1ne Grdtenberg Sarsapara by far the most powerful
and efieacious compound in use-Price 81.
Tie Crafenberg Dy.enery Syrup il certain and quick
remedy for all diseases of the bowels-priee so Cents
The GrGtenberg Pile Remedy fails permanently
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The GrGenberg Childrens Pancee is an invaluable COM
pound in all diseases incident TO children.
The Grgfenberg Ierer and Ague Remedy is sovereign
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salves in its curative eflects-Iiice rs Cents:
The Gratenberg Consunpres Bam affords the most as
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The CrGfeaberg Eye Lotion unparalleled IN all iuaam-
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Early Physical Degeneracy OF
The American PeoroJe e.
IUST PUBLISHED bv DR. A Stone

lust PUBLISHED by DR.. A Stone,
y Ply lcian to the Troy Lung and Hygienc Institute
Treatise on the Causes OF Early Physical Decline OF A
merican People the cause of Nervous Debility, Consump
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This work OF high tone written in chaste yet
sciousness Of All PARENTS ard especially detail
Ing scientific and reliable aids and treatment for
VIII be sent by S'i r the receipt Of ( cent stamps
Parents and G1sdar fail send and obtain this book
Young Men, tsl not 10 send fer this book
Ladies' you too should at copy Of this book.
A WORD OF Solemn Conscientious Advice TO
Those who will Reflect.
class Of maades prevail to fearful extent in the COM
doomng al least youth Of beth sexes annu'
understood Their external manifestation, symptoms
Nervous eshiy KeaSstion and exhaustion haramqs or
wasting Consumption 0 the tissues Of the whole body short
ness OF fbreath or hurried breathing ascending Hill
light 9'fstePs great psPitaoG Of th' Heart; Asthma
aud Limbs aversion to society and to business study
dmneSS OF the sight los Of the memory dinziness Of tue
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pain in the back limbs Lumbago Dyspepsia Indges
ton ieguarty Of the bowels desnged secreons Of the
Albus &c &c Likewise Epilepsy Hystea, and Nervous
Now in nineynine every hundred all the above
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euate descriptions Of their by letter and have the
medicines sent by Mail express Printed intenogatorss
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tConsumpton Cstarh and diseases OF the throat cured
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sending the Cold Aedcated kHALISo BALsANIo VAPoRs
\ eonsspondenee.
fHPatents applying for interrogaories advice, mus,
| enclose return stamps, To meet attention.
~ The tending Physician will be found at the nstitu-
y q. m. ID.
| days In the forenoon. Address
| On. ANDREW STONE,
Physician 70 the Troy Lung Hygien Institute.
- AMI Physician for Diseases Of the Heart Lungs.
| yeS2 % Fifth Street. Troy N. York
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tFThe lbove named Ladies personally acquainted
wh and know that for several years while in Medina
they great Miss S. been 10 badly afc ed
that with difficulty she able upon her
feet few bottles Of Cathocon entirely cured her her
complaints Ny vile received great from this medicine
We recommend it to the Ladies' of this county
efficient remedy for tho many complaints they subject TO-
JOHN WEEKS
Editor Garfield HERALD.
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FOR SALE BY-A Hendry, Ashtsbua; Pratt Can6ed;
Jeaerson; W. Pulls Austinburg; NJ Smith Co. Geneva,
Nathan Parish Kngsyille H. Lyon, Conneaut; Peter Belch
Richmond; r. NJ Norton Audover; Wells Faulkner Cherry
Valley; Deming, ST Ohm, Dodge, New Lyme; F. Philips,
Coebro"k; j. Gibbs Orwel W. F. Latner, Rock Greek;
Hiram Morgan, Hartsgroye; E. E. Pratt, Wayne.
669 H. b. KINGSLEY Cleveland, Agent for Ohio
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HABERDASHERY VERSIFIED.

in the 'noise and confusion" thatso RACES
And is chronced forth in the Telegraph's pages
About DTy Goods and Dress Goods and Causes and soe
Shawls. Bonnets, and Cloaks that rival the graces.
aay claim your attention, to u brief rehearsal,
0fa list of Choice Goods in a stock universal
And though less pretending in merit sound, '
And are quietly waiting your notice down town.
There Cloths of all grades and textures you'll find
OF pure Wool from your ocks and of Alabama combinsd
And Festings the fancy Marseiles. Silk and Black Satin
Yarn made of Cotton, Thread, Waddipg and Batting
Wick Fiannels beached goods Stripes, sheeting twine
And Nuslins and Lawns bonnet dress and swiss ffne
Cam6rcs and Summer Stus, checkd striped white shirts
Gloves Dress Goods Shaws and Ribbons skeleton Skirts
Spice, pepper and csssa saerstus god medal kann
Broom baskets and bedoord cloths lines buck gloves and
Super teas, sugars and 8 fee, both Java and Rio,
Pure, az can he found in the State o! Ohio.
Paper hangings brass kettles fancy prints boxes
Goths pms wooeD yarn ana bows for the necs of your
Stone churns jugs jars and Crooks assorted glass nails
Hop handles wood and IRON SASH ptcfoks and pa
Shoes for children boys and ladies' gents ladies hose
And hoes for gents to work with pumps and super
BuiTalos, ......-
Seyhe snahs, rakes and wash boards half bushels and
Chalk rosin whiting coal OIL and umbrellas bad
The largest lot of Hats and Caps of every grade style
all outside were heaped at twOudnt be big pile
Shoemakers too word with you you good ne VS.
Heres nearly all the implements making and shoes
Lasts pegs pinchers hammars knives. thread peg and
Tacks Nails awl-handes brises lining binding heel balls
French calf French chalk kip floats sticks and
"enpngf and asngs of various shades shoe needless and
But hold muse, further tar the printers gentle
He'll neer end space for tie of the list of tis full stock
Of Goods;
Say then that the stock is full and complete,
hat we are snxiously awaiting patrons to greet
Invite them all, from South, from North, from East and from
From city from country Lincolntes, Dougasite and a.
From every point of the compass, come ALL
Lea Leave all your spare dimes with your friend,
Ashtabula, Oct. 27, 1860.
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FAMILY MEDICINE UNEoUALED.
TAompsen Quarry.

THIS Quarry. situated at Thompson.
Lake couit Y ths nearest and most eOnysnisnt for
the citizens Of aud vicinity Of any ober and the
durability Stone quito dmsnsoHs and for any purpose
Orders solicited for Fsgsins stsps Wsll.stopss Undsr-
Pnnins Wisdes apd Door paps and ss Capidg hna VA
@ p1'irsp rp5Ysfs %Iy ae ss
Tbcppsoh nec !, lso2 Rs
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HOME TESTIMONY.

MR. II. n. RISGsLEY-Dear Sr We feel It duty we owe
10 the public to state that Mshalls Cathoieon medicine
invaluable for complaints cassed under the head of
Diseases: We have used your Gcfenbeg Medicine have
been greatly benefited thereby much so were the
price double would have them To the thousand Of our
who suffering from weaknesses would recommend
the Cathoicon ranacea. 1t gives strength 10 the
system and enables each of the organs OF the bedy perform
their appropriate functions. Mrs W. CARTER,
Mrs. Z. L. WEEKS
Miss c.. SWORMSTEIT.
Medina, March ], 1851
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Special Notice.

A LII Persons having unsettled Accounts
n my Books prior 10 the Let day of December 1862
Respectfully Requested
10 call and settle the possible Those having
Notes due and unpaid hereby reminded that want the
Money 10 meet liabilities Wheat, oats, Corn Pork But
ter Lard and Dried Fruit will be recrved
counts, If delivered NOW. GEORGE WILLARD
Asbtshula, Dee 4th, 1852. e75
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY,

For the sdeepy and permanent Cure OF
eoNoRRHRA, GLEET, URETBRAL DISCHARGES
Seminal Weaknrss, IneontiRence, Geaetai
Debility and Lrritabihty, Cruel
Sticture aud Affections Of The Kidneys and Bladder,
Which has been used by upwards Of
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS
in their private practice with entire success superceedng
CHhbeb. Copabs asues, any compound hitherto Enown
BeIs SPECIFIC PiHs speedy in action often ecng
n lev days and when is effected it is
They prepared from Vegetable extracts that harmless
on the SYSTEM and never the stomach impreg
the breath; and being all taste
is avoided No change Of diet Is necessary whilst using
thsm Nr does their action interfere with pursuits
Each box contains six dozen Pills. Price dollar.
Dr. Bells Treatise SemiR Weaknes Self 1JNse Com
oFrhea Giee ETC. Pamh II SO containns mpor
tan sdvee 70 the afflicted SENT FREE cents requir
ed to pay postage
DR. BELLS GREEN BO0E.-A complete Treatise on
Como hea Giee Structure Sypes etc, in all the ious
stages, with Prescriptions in Eng sh adapted for self
treatment, without the aid Of Ply sieian.
PRICE ONE DOLLLR
The Pills Book will be secure from observation BE-
| mail post paid. receipt Of the money by
| j. BRYAN, 10 Cedar street, N. v.
BOX 505o.
or any Advertised Agent
oos Sold by A. Hendry, Agent for AshtAbulA-
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Patent Medicines.

Lhserwort and Tar Ayers Cherry Peetoral
nAIs bAiAn Ayers Ague Cure
HostettsIs German Bitters Aann's ARne Ba,an
Watson's Neuralgia King Vaughn, IitboutTiptie
Baeh'g American Compound WstsTs NJ @ RaIsaya
Seovirs Blood and Liver Syup.
RooAekr Scandinavian Purifier
ioonAndt German bitters Tobias Venetian Lnemeni
Boorhxves Holland Bitters Hooaands Bassmr CoTdisI
Perry Davis Pain Killer Baker reQoT,s and Porter, 40
Stabbers Cherry Pectoral Stabbers Diarrhaea Cordis
Dr Estons balsam OF Life AeAlsters Ointment
Dr EAtons Cordial Sloan's Ointment
Smiths Condition Powders Golden Ointment
Or Eaton's Cordial Starin's Condition Powders
Magnetic Fluid Pages Climax Sslye
Gargling OIL, Enserson's Hair Restorative
he. &e. kc.
inAr'ens opodsdos Sweet OIL Troches ssdlits Powders
6eAnu and endess variety Of other notions ercle
10 the Medicine line.