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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-12-03
FROM ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Nov. 18th, 1858
The trana from the from foil of Yankee prisorsrs
wounded have been received yet. The Atlanta Relief
Committee have Commenced senIing supplies and
tho front. TIE city full rumols but nothing
hentic ym the army has been rcceyci sicce Gen raj
Bregg'a despatch OF yes erdIg.
FEO TENEE- -SEE-BURN5 5IDE REPORTED TO HAVE
EURREEDERED
BRISTOL, Tenn, Nov 25th 1863.
Col Wrhefs made dash bald of guefilas in JoLn
county a1d captured egh een Who furloughed
Unofficial adVic6s FROM the front state that Burnside had
surrendered with thousand prisoners to LoDgsreg
FROM BRISTOL, tens.
BR sTOL, Tenn Nov. 26th 1861
Noting reliable from lie, though rumors are rum-
erons AID conflicting The h.r is clear end warm.
BUANING uF A FEDERAL TRANSPORT.
MOBILE, Nov 26th, 1861
New Orleans papers cay that the Federal transport re
cumseh with Cotton Sugar and M0asscs, was destroy
by fire Baton Rouge the I5h inst The vessel
cargo was valued at $4,000.
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BRAXTON BRAGG.
FROM RICHMOND

RICHMOND, Nov. rs, 1863.
French Steamer up James river Yesterday ss IA.
as ncg island few miles above Jamestown and anchored
off that place. The object of her visit has not been
tanned Members of Congress are beginning to arrive
Hon. 81. s. Foote, of Tenn, is here.
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

ORANGE O. H., Nov. 20.
zen Prisoners captured by Mosby Bealton on Sat
uraay, arrived mere to-day At nearly the time ue
captured twenty mules and three wagons heavily odo
which, with their contents, brought off, The ensny
is aaV9nclng MS Pckets in front ana towards Madison
kaaR Rrmv
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NORTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURES.

UdLEIGH, NOVs
In The Legislature to-day the Governors message was re-
erred 10 tie appropriate committee. No business Of i'm
portance transacted the Committee not having rapoyt.d
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SE.ATOR FROM GEORGIA

hILLEDGRvILLE GEO, Nov 25th, 1863.
On the tLird ballot to-day Il. v johnson was re- elected
Con ederae States Senator The vote stood obnHon TX
ToOmbs 81, GartreH IS scattering IL, 1O'
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FROM ATLANTA.

ATLANTA, Gov. rs, 1868.
The trains from ehckamauga yet in being della
ed by the numerous trains Private elegraa sete
The muskery firing to-day and general but no re-
sulta spoken of. ~ ~ ~
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 20, 1858.
Ihe enemys FIRE on Sumter has almost entirely ceased
Only Il shots fred On Wednesday, of which six miss
ed No casuaties
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TELEGRAPHIC.

khtportA OF Press Association
entered according to the Act Conpreau IN +bo roor
1921 by D. d LHBAsHER, in the Clerk ONCE Of the nis
District OF Georgia ~ wv A"i'nern
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learn 'hat We made mistake yesterday in regard to
.H' eonScflpt who Jumped of the near Raleigh He
Wss from Hsrnett, not from Robson,
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHARLEsToE, Nov. 27, 1868.
The Yankees kept up heavy mortar sheing on sumte,
last night continuing this morning Nothing else
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Terms of Subscription
NORTH CsRCLIS A,
NV HaEHTER IN
IL EQUITY,
EAn Torm 1922

J. D. gcRas & Coz, The Cape Fear Coal and Iron
Company.
DY VIRTUE of decree in this case made at this term
ID OF he Court will sell by public auction he
PreInses in Chatham county N G. on Taesday. the sth
day IF December 10 O'clock, 4. folio ng
TRACTS OF LAND, Ore Tract lying on the NORTH
side i Ueep River bounded follows ginning
White Oak the bR nk of Deep an od canoe
and &, running north hundred ard twenty-five 22
poles pine (Wicoxs line), thence with aud beyond
"lr Ks line one hundred and SeYeuiysix O76) poles
pine Smiths ne, thei south Is deg east, hun
dTed aud twenty-tour (224) poles TO q white oak
small gut near the riTer theuce LOrih f6 deg
said E twenty COZ poles sou;h G5 deg. eight
t) poles 10 The confluence Of said gut with the river
theCG with the of the river begin.
Mug, containing by estimation hundred ard seventy
G70, acres. Also, another TkAGT containing t~o and
dhs CD Ceres Joining the land OF Harris 4ysor with
The appuCteIanCos.
TeIms Of saie-Cash. "a
3. NJ. "ADDEII.
CltTk & Msate5 in Fq1ity.
H,y 20. 1863. 53 it7ts
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Proceedings of sEe Annual pIestng stouhhoide rs
tEls ". & hi. r. II. Co.
WIfM1rcToN, N. C.. Nov. 25 ls.

The stockholders f Rs N Eey isss
Road Company at their Sixteenth Meeting
biee ia the Couf House this day, at IL O'clock A. Il.
Taa VI d to e Cbaq and Col W
| and Wm H. Bayne, were appointed Secretaries
copsntsd te =, Mr. VIZ w RGsrs we're
aid report the nnmber Of shares stock represented
stock represented whareupon the Chairman declared the
meeting duly organized and ready for the transaction
| business.
The usuareadiDg of the reports officers was dispensed
On motion the reperts OF were received and
adopted.
Ga motion Of Thos D. Walker Esq the meeting adjourn
| ed 20 O'clock P. IL.
ht2 O'Clock the meeting re assembled.
On motion of Thomas Evans, Esq,
ResotUed That the salaries Presideut Treasurer
and secretary of this Company one hundred
to take eee fro the of the fiscal
year.
On motion of 8. D. Wallace Esq.,
WHEREAS, During the past year cost of all the neces
sarles of lite have been greatly enhanced therefore,
ne ssarl ped TO the ocers CT this Company have been
Resolusd That addition to the salaries paid the Pres
in to the SO be paid 6e AND s
the Directors be requested make liberal
10 other officers and Ggents for past year.
On motion of VIM. A. Wright, Esq,
Resooed, And it is ordered, the bye-aws of
cCrporaNon other tn q
IN IN TINS shall be competent to act as the
Of the stockholders OF this corporation.
On motion OF the Rev. Jno: N. Iimuons, it
ResoUed, To proceed forthwith into election Pre-.
sdent for the ensuing year. and the Secretaries sp
pointed Committeet to manage the election and count the
votes.
The meeting then proceeded TO ballot for Presi1ent
which resulted in the unanimous election Thos D.
ker, Esq
On motion the Stockholders then proceeded to ballot
for ten Directors which resulted in the election of the o
lowing gentlemen Jpo. Dawson, Juo. A. Tayl r. A. N
Nixon, q. G. tarsley Richard Bradley, Henry Mutt Jno
B. Moore, Geo. J. W. Mccall, Eli Gregg NJ P. Mayes
On motion of o. G. Parsley, Esq,
ReSol0ed, That is the OF this meeting that
additional pay Of all officers and employees Of the Road
the ensuing year shall be in proportion to the
salaries OF other officers fixed by this meeting
the President and Directors OF this Company time to
time should regulate the nearly possible to
provide for necessities proportion their
On molten Of 9. d. Wallace Etq, lev. Jno. nj. TIM
mons, Geo. 4. French and Wm R. Utey, Esqs., ap
pointed Committee audit the for the ensuing
year.
On motion Of s. D. Wallace, Esq,
IeSotoed, That the xt meeting o this CcDpa
ny be held In the of Wlmn N. c., ON the first
Wednesday after the fourth Monday November 1854
On notion the thanks OF the meeting were rendered to
the Chairman aud Secretaries.
On motion, the meeting a6j burned
JNO. McRAE, Chairman.
WV: Wn 4: 4: Et1nEn' St45H, Secretaries.
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EAETED

ny THE SUBSCRIBER, a School in Januarg next
- teach the classics, Frs nch Italian and Eng ish.
GEORGE PADDI&ON,
Gravel!y Hill P. o.,
Bladan County, n. &.
Nov I9th
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OFFICE Gnx,L suPER1NrENpENr, ". 4 NJ. R.R.l

OFFICE GENL SUPERINTENDENT W. & M. R.R.l
WILM1NGToN, n. c., Oct. l, 1868
THcS d. WALKER, President
herewith respectfully submit TO you my fret nnual
port of the operations Of this Company for .c year
closing September 30th, 1858
Accompanying the will be found the usual tabular
statements, showing in detail the
connected with Its operations.
The total receipts of the Road m.de up
Receipts from Through Travel $40 ESQ 55
" Way :" ................ l44 493 79
1" " FreIgh and Minor sources.. 503, 792 81
/" Mall u..,,...................... S0,693 As
Total. 81 l28, ,565 80
he Expenditures have been 52l 963 SO
-
Leaving nett earnings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 60 II
Against nett earrings Of previous year. 426 81 81
EhoWng an increase on nett receipts Of $50 $50 %
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING,

TERMS OF ADVERTTsIN0.
square, OF 10 lines less, for each and every sn.
sertiNp, 50.
Special Notices will be charged per squas. for aach
and every insertion.
All Obituaries and private publications Of cvsry chAraO.
ter, are charged as advertisements.
ssNo advertisement, rejecting upon private character
can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, be admitted.
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PREsIDEET's OFFICE, ". & III. r. R. Co.,
To the Ssockholders
The President and Directors submit Tor your consdera
ton the Sixteenth Annual Report upon the affairs of the
Company for the fiscal ending the 30h September
last.
Accompanying this Report will be touAd the usual Alb
stracts OF Receipts and Expenditures also the Tabular
setting forth the business of tie Road in detail
its character ameuat and the points to and from which
it has been done.
For information respecting 10 4dway Machinery, Water
stations, Warehouses; and what pertains transportation
you respectfully referred to the Report ct the Super
Receipts will show the earnings OF the
Road for the TO have been as follows from their ge
spective sources: :
Through Travel, 449690 SIS
way Itave,' and ,nr 3z95 zs5 -
Mals'. $685. -
The Expendurea have been $53i 96s os-lea ing net
Of $6O6 COL H. The items of these expenditures
in the table apart for that purpose. The aggregate
the cost operating has bsen per
srats though in excess Of what was fox the previous
still tails short OF what deemed average cost OF
The receipts show earning upon the entire
the Road Of s per cent Upon the Capital Stock of o.
been the bas9ss Of the Company in this it would
interest which has fallen year and the balance
would show the per cenum of profit nPon the whole in
| upon the Capital steck $3.50 per cent
The Treasurers Exhibit which forth the fiscal cord
ton OF the Company incident year only ing in
respect from bis which Sets forth ha
fiscal condition of the Company from the commencement of
the werk-wH show that the entire amolnt which has
passed into lis hands for the year, including the
which he held at the close OF hs sca 1862 has been
Sl45 0S2 a. How this amount has been disposed of the
various items in his OF the annual expenditure
will show. Among these will be ouod one for the sum Of
hundred thousand doas invested by the Board in the
stock of Steamship Company The object Of thae Com
pany to the Steamer through the blockade with
the importation freight of those articles most
needed by people, and particularly by manufac
turing and railroad interest For was stipulated at the
of the subscription by this Company that should be
entitled import pro rata any merchandise which 1t might
place the foreign port to and from which the steamer
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H2AnIs1ND
Ia this t0wn he f6 h inst BY Dave s. andars EeQ
Mr. REUBEN EVERITT, to Mise AMMAN BiDnLG.
DIED.
In Sampson couaty Monday, the 5h of Oct, 1858 of
Dpthera, M ARY JANE, daughter CT Malcomb ana Mary
E. W. Carroll, aged six years, ak months and day.
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1oriCEs TU THE JUSTICES oF NEW wHANOy=Ga


COUNTY.
yTCU hereby requ red to appear tue next term of
Z Vie Court of Peas and Quarter be for
iHe County aforesaid the Court Ho1se Whining o.
the second MOnGay OF december, Con Tuesday OF said
tarh TOR the purpcs7 Of eiectiUR Ehefn to I'LL he va
caIcv OcoaoCued y the death Of " I. J. Vaua, late
Sheriff.
Test G43i'L Z. BUNT ING, Clerk.
Nov q, 1868 62-1w-7-4t
SAMUEL ". HOLDEN, AGa'r Petition for sales ot Real
ihs C,urt. Estate tor
ET i ORDERED by the Court that the prayer of the pc
t1a be granted that Samuel 4. Bunting Clerk be ap-
pointed guardian ad htn for Caroline John syVauus
dUden, minors famed in sd petition, and thai pubia
be made for six weeks IN the Wilmington Journal for
>emproEus and Washington Holden appear and
said petition at the next term of this Court. Test
SAMUEL K. BUNTING, Clerk.
Nov 18th, 1868
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cnRIsrADoRo's HAIR REPRESENTATIVES.,
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYElA ~
oELEBRBrED JHAiR DYE

is THE BEsr IN pHD WoBLD! H
The only Harmless, True and Reiigbie Dye Kno,en .
The SPLENDID Hair Dyeis Perfeetr-ehanges Red, Rusty
on Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black OF Natural
Brown, wl,hou, Iniprng the Hair OF Staining the skin
leaving the Hair sot aud Beauuful impArts fresh vital
y. frequently restoring ito pristine color and rssthes
the IN effects Of Bad Dyes, The Genuine ia sign
e WILLIAM A, Bachelor, All others are limitations and
should be avoided, Sold by all Druggist, Sc. Factory
81 Barclay St. New York. Bachelors New Toilet
G. 1sf I'M Dressing NE HAIR. 80 lodsv
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A CARD TO THE SUFFERING. The

A CARD TO THE SUFFERING. The
Rev. WILLIAM CosGRovE while lsbohng as a
Missionary in Japan, cured OF consumption. when
slFother means had failed by recipe obtained from
learned physician, residing in the great city Of
Jeddo. This recipe has cured great numbers who
we're suffering from Consumption Bronchitis, Sore
Throat Coughs and Colds, and the debility and nervous
depression caused by these disorders.
DESTROYS Of benehttng others, will send this recipe,
which have brought home with me, all who need 1t
fee Of charge.
Address Rev. WIN. CoSGROyB, $50 fultonAvenuei
Brooklyn,N. Y. DIIa0T 0th 2.o5 4
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Deaths.

In Montpelier July T, Nebby Smith oflndAn descent,
aged 10 yeats
In Duxbury. June 25,h, sitter long and distressing
sickness which she bore with christian meekness ana
resignation, Mrs Mary Sherman wife of Ria Shetman,
and daughter Of the late CephAs Wells Of Waterbury,
aged % years. l''a
In Waterbury, June am. Of Consumption, Mrs Nor
fiei Gilman in the 47th year " her aye. She had been
many years consistent and worthy member Of the Free
Will Baptist Church. Through all her painful sickness
her hope IN Christ ssshor "a her soul Her end
wal peace go
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w OLE ELS
Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps

AFOinaOlC OCnleudm OCnndppS.
A universatcuri,iye in CONSUMPTION removing
the IubcFcle', heabns the Ulrsfs, and removing the
ooheh ~ tt
Recommended by the MEDICAL FACULTY. asa
CATHonoos 10 the removal Of DYSPEPSIA in all its
oan.s 500
In DROPSY its established properties have long been
without rival as auesed by universal medical test-
mpny
The Diuretc and Solvent properties ofthc Aromatic
sohiedam Ss4happs, render it decidedly Ell oaeops in
GRAVEL aud all other affections u the Kidneys
IN GOUr and RHEUMATISM. II taken 10 the form
Of warm punch the patient lying warmly covered in bed
this pure alcoholic Oscillation will effect speedy cure
Fsecn as no, punch in HUMoRAL and sPAsMoD
&c ASTHMA. it affords ipmrdis,s relief from the d.
uessing SYM toms.
BY its peculiar and speote qualities. it srrsst. the
cold stage in AGUE aud FEvER, and prepares the
system f'r the administration q the admitted eurayes
Of this disease. e4sA
Administered in CHOLERA MoRBus and collie.
it removes spasm, restores the function OF the Liver,
and rapidly, Produces healthy secreons II should be
taken mixed with hot water and sugaT. ....-
Asa NERYINE, TONIC aud A PURIFIER Of the
blood trial Of fifteen years in all climates and under
ali circumstances has Stamped It with universal appro-
baton
Peculiarly adapted to the complaints Of delicate FE.
MALES, it stands eminent among The established
cuiatves ofthe day. ESQ.,. 1851.
ll is the only alcoholic PREPARATION, in our country,
that be, generally imbbed with pleasure and safety,
never, when taken producing headache
or other unpleasant consequences,
Sold handsomely wrapped 10 yellow papers, in pint
and quart bottles by all Druggists, Apo,hccaries and
Grocer, in the United States. Purchase from the ad-
vcf,ised agent, prevent imposition, in countrrcits
and mitAnns the whole county Is flooded with them
BOURBON WHISKY,
NOTIFIED ny
u ID O LPIIO w o l. + Il. !
Warranted pure and the Best quality, win the pro-
pdetors name the c,rk and fac-simile Of the sigma
tutc on the label .7 55.63dSws4
For sale by B,ncroh Holmes, Montpelier, VI.
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ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION.

The Republicans Of Orange County are notified that
Convention Tor the nomination Of candidates for County
and Probate District Oheers 70 be supported at the
annual Freemaus Meeting. will be 'held At the Town
Han in Chelsea Tuesday the lih day q July inst
10 O'Clock in the forenoon
All who are in favor n earnestly sustaining the Com
stituion and the Union and Of heartily supporting the
Na,icna Administration IN this our coun,rys peril are
very cordially invited n attend
J. q HINCkLEN,
ROYAL BUHNHAN. Orange OoiDay
CLEVELAND, in, Republican Com
II. W BAILEY, mt tee.
l.. Y BARRON,
July 1853
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
or AN fNNAl M

TON TO YOUNG MEN who suffer from Nervous De
bili,y, Premature Decay Of Manhood etc. supplying Al
the same time. the MEANS OF sBLR CURE. BY
one who has cured himself after being put grea,
pepse and injury through medical hhmbug aud quaekey
~ encloaBg post paid addressed envelope. single
copies may behad II the author, .I..H. .s'f.
a.. s,' NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
jipi Bedford, Rings County, ~. Y.
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III OMESTEAD FOR SALE.-The sab
seubsT will sell the HOMESTEAD on which be nos
ives Wing within 81 rods N Montpelier Junction, and
containing abou, Of nrst rate land under gooa
cultivation, with Young orchard Has good dweh-
ING houserand Convenient gu, buidngs and "a well sup
Piled with water TemsrAde known TO the applicant
o. SKINNER.
iui, ard 1919 1851
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Marriaars.

p In Montpelier, July 9th at the Catholic Church. by
Rev 2. Duon. William Brlidsell of the 2nd Reg,.,
and Miss Johan Sexton .of Montpelier
In Woodbury., April 3rd, Era Hinkson and Miss
Esther c Owen Of Barton
IhGlover, june 80, by Rev, George Seserens, MI.
Oliver B. Mafsh Of Newark MY, and Mrs PhilA @.
Leonard Of b. lover. .sf % ni .Ftf '' 'a
Ia Bore, July 7, Mr.. Willard Keith and Mrs Cynthia
Taft HHf.i fIIs" f.H.'a
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1t will be observed from the notice Of Con,
Hitcher that the War Department has def
nitely concluded to accept the Communication of
$500 for drafted men. An order to that ef-
feet is published. Collectors Of Internal Rev
enue are designated as agents 70 receive the
money. Hf .HHfN ~ RI
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NJ Office. This ia to certify that have
' this day given my syn, William HeAey, bic unf
DUNG the remainder Of his minority. aud shall clain
none Of us earnings pay any depslof bis oontrae
don after this date
I puAbpty June "a, 1888, ~. Y, e>5a ...I ,
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I s1as aGliaa.
DR. n q. GOULD's


PIN-W ORM SY X u u
Is the first aad only remedy ever Offered TO nc PuOiu fo
me efactual removal OF the Aseardes. Pn-worms.
nom the human system. The high reputation it has es
bshed IN the last years. and the fact thats fast
sperscding all other remedies is the beat ties Of
It's great merit.
IT AFFORDS RELIEF IN TwENTY-FoUR
HOURS AND Az ENTIRE CURE Is WARRANTED
when taken according directions, with accompany
each bottle.
This Syrup is also most valuable family catharc, TO
be Away used when physe is required, especially for
children. II the secretods, gives tone to the
stomach and bowels, assisting nature inner efforts to
restore health It Is purely Of Vegetable Extracts and
always safe and reliable.
C. HERvEY, Sole Proprietor
Sold in Boston by GEO C. GOODWIN a Co, 70 Mar
shall Street. and other Wholesale Druggists. 3lly
FgEp q. Sgtrt and l., +. PfEgcE. Agents,
Montpelier, VI.
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The DRAFr.-The Provost Marshalls Of
M sssachusetts have been ordered to proceed
with the draft forthwith The state is called
ion to furnish quota OF 1879 and drafting
il to commence on Wednesday, July B.
In New Hampshire draft of about 5000
men, and in Rhode Island of $50 men. % in
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SpertaI Aotices.
soLDIER's sPEoIAL NOTICE.

Do your duty yourselves, project yaur health, usa
Pills and Ointment For Wounds, sores,
Bowel Complaint aud Fever' they perfect safe.
guard Full directions how to them With every box
Only 26 els ...
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CRiCE'S CELEBRiTED SALTE.
ASSURE RELIEF FOR THE SUFFERER.

-=---~------
This salve is a vegetable preparation. invent
ed in the 18th century, by On. WM. GRAcR,
surgeon in King Jamess army. Through its
agency he cured thousands Of most serious sores
and wounds that bafled tho skill Of the most
eminent physicians of his day, and was regarded
by all who knew him as public benefactor.
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Burns.
0raee's Celebrated sulvo cures scalds.
Graee's Celebrated salve ourea Flesh Wounda
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Corns. al.
Graoe's Celebrated salve cures Fslons.
Graco's Celebrated sslve cures Frozen Limbs.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Wens. Hra
Graoe's Celebrated salve cures Callouses. boo
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Salt Rheum.
Grace's Celebrated salve cures Chilblains.
Cruces Celebrated salve cures Sore Breast
Grnce's Celebrated salve cures Sore Lips. 'r
Graoe's Celebrated salve cures Erysipelas Sores
Graee's Celebrated salve cures Assesses.
Grace's Celebrated salvo cures Ulcers
Graoe's Celebrated salvs cures Chspped Hands
Graoe's Celebrated Salve cures Ringworms.
And from Sores and Wounds of the most serious
nature down TO common Pimple. II eradi-
Gates Pimples from the face, and beauties the
skin. There is no preparation before the public
that can equal this SSlve in prompt and ener-
getic action for the speedy cure Of external dis
eases, those who have tried its virtues testify.
Soldiers, Sailors, and Fishermen, will find this
Save their best friend.
II has none Of tho irritating, heating proper
ties of other remedies, but cools, oleanses, and
heals the most serious Sores and Wounds.
Every family, and especially those containing
children, should keep box on hand in case Of
accident, for it will save them much trouble,
suffering, and money. All it wants ia a fair
trial to cure old and inveterate Sores.
MANUFACTURED BY si-a...
WILLIAM GRACE,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-07-10

The best Made for this season Is George
g. Perfectly refreshing to all loyal men, and
cooling 10 rebels and copnerhesds