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The weekly standard., 1869-10-13
Railroads in the United States.

The last annual report of the State En-,
gineer of New York has just been published.
II is volume of 800 pages, and contains q
great amount of interesting matter. The
report states that New York has 1858 miles
Ohio 5,39S miles; and Pennsylvania 4,411
miles of railroad. In proportion to her
territory, New York has less than New Jer-
sey, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island, Connect
icut, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
New York has mile of railroad to IA
miles of territory; New Jersey to 8.8;
Massachusetts, to So; Rhode Island. t0
10.5; Connecticut, to GA Pennsylvania
to 1,07; Delaware, to 1871; Ohio, to
III. 1g -a ,assass .e "a
In proportion to her population, New
York has fewer miles of railroad than New
Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Con.
necticut, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio
Michigan, Indiana, Illinois. Wisconsin, Min.
nesota, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Virginia
North Carolina, South Carolina, Florida
Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee and Cali
fornia. srI
Here is their respective ratios: New Yorl
has one mile of railroad to 1887 of pop
ulation; New Jersey, one to 902.5; New
Hampshire, one to 500; Vermont, one tt
1855: Massachusetts,, one to 9279; Con
necticut. one to S18.1; Pennsylvania. one h
1855; Ohio, one to 749; Michigan, one to
8493; Indiana, one to 693.6; Illinois, one to
7135; Wisconsin, one to 989.4; Minnesota
one to TAI; Iowa, one to 760; Nebraska
one to 225; Kansas, one to 457; West Viz
ginia, one to 1,041; Virginia, one to 300
North Carolina one to 1000 q; South Caro-
lima one to 700; Georgia, one to 710 8
Florida one to 3422; Alabama, one t.
1.152; Mississippi one to $50; Tennes
see, one to 1882.
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Frederick's Wife.

OionSS ..oou;a' sno ionS hieo'-oin
IN the pantry, with PIE In one hand aud a
knIfe In the other. She was bending
little, her whole mind apparently filled with
tle "ofh Oh trimming lne oougn from the
euge Oh tne PIE. But really she was work
lng oy tne oares! kina OF mechanical IN
stine'' anc II inignt as wen nave oeeh a
oaopaee as PIE she was Paring SO dexter
ouSiy' ior all Tue thougnt she was giving the
"ork. -,
ine sun SHINING 1hrouSn the hop.vnc at
tne mug mooueh-oaIreo WINDOW, nicKered
ON ner nan ana MADE a gieam OF light and
slauGM r;,S: on .he NV wan oe.ore ner. Inc Wnite
H. " M - 'I i,roa., ~. VI atuen peu oy tie
uooi, 'ent W q Nea.n y! tiaSrance' anu
hieiIy e,iSNe' pipeu W HIS 'eiio"s uh'ef the
i'a Tha dar end ,,,,oo ,n.do ,,;o. ,;,.uuo
nheor @ ',oaop ife f ,i, % ~ iss haaI p'S,ni snS
hv q beart =. @ rost Ru. - - ETna % Oronnn n ,I .Ia
sIr aI,oaoa and tho CT 49, ,snd.as,,o ,;t -
shona 49, n 80 no ona,od ,n;,h ~; ~
% 1aua.,et,o III w NJ 49," w. Ta' .u,' III
was R cIaDdad em anJ aoa. - 49, e, .n' sun
scented with the odor of decay Even the
bomeIv s;gbts of home abont her -tbe eog
heater the skinner Tho Aour' Scoon has bSo
inc on their nails-fiIled her With fo.tbipa
and dessnair r
II cannot hear if, cannot be,r IL, T
shall diel oh no. I sban,t diei can't
~ ~: ~, onon u'e ! oan =, .
uie anu must enuure "hae cahnot Dear
sne moaned deep In her heart.
There was distant whlrllng whiz of her
mothers spinning wheel, far away in the
garret : the water dripped with a ceaseless
flow in the tub under the shed tbe hemIock
sticks in the stoves cracked and sputtered
their disoust at tbe;r fate. so,or,baro son,o
bodv called ont 10 oyen tbot dranooJ .
creaI I;na oa-t '""' '"ss'N !"
0p al
.L anu " uyol oPeneu anu shu', anu
.ho "ao soa4u VI ioo's'ePS coniiiis acioss
'ii9 enoai pe'e9 nool.
Eilza turned, win nrst sudden impulse
70 smut tne door upon nerseif and her mis-
cry lana then came quick feeling OF thank
iuiness for anything and any body that
might help her to escape for little while
from her troubled thoughts.
AT the same time girls voice called:
"Zay, where are you2" s ~.
"Here in the pantry" replied Eliza, turn
ing little to pur spice-box upon shelf,
that she might hide the marks of tears on
her face as a young girl in a wood-colored
calico dress and pink sun-bonnet came in
and seated herself upon high sugar-tub
30, Milly is that YOU! 1 am glad YOU
have comet Take an apple, win you
Ihere are some real nice Porters on the shelf
behind yoa said Zay, in quick, animated
oo,ce, so,e, SON NeeP'hg her oack toward the new
'o1Wiri Mii;y tool an .nn,. .na ,,.o., o..;nu ;.
not speaking at frst but tito loobina with % qsea, a.
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That Bull Frog,

A couple of Yankee girls put bull frog
into the hired mans bed, to see if they could
get him to talk. Daniel threw the frog out
Of the window and said not word. Soon
after he put bushel of chesnut burs into
the girls bed, and about the time hethought
they would make the least shadow, Daniel
went to their door and ratified the latch fu-
riously. Out went the light and in went the
girls, but they didn't stick, though the burs
did. Calling to them, he begged them to
lie quiet, be only wanted to know if they
had seen anything of that pcsky bull frog;
he'd gin two dollars to find him.
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OFFICE SUP. U. s. A. GENERAL Hosp,,,,
t,INrINNArr nrrro ALo

Having acted as Medical Director dur;nr ,,..
years OF the war, it became my duty to Give ,S ~
ders for artificial limbs to mutilated soId;o.I VI
and as DR.. B. F. PALMER'S LIMBS ,cers o,s,s or.0,
W preferred large majority of Ne o,.r,S ,,o. ,u,
gtcen on him to furnish the necessary lirnbs ST. s.
iar as my knowledge extends, the limbs inrn;sb ~
ed oy DR.. Palmer have given most satisfsct,on
and this also is the testimony Of hospital ss,rard
and non-eon'nissioned officers on duty at the va %
rious hospitals in my charge, who have had on ,a
Portnnitles OF seeing the men after they had r..
and have therefore no hesitation in SAVING tLa.
IN my opinion, they are preferable TO all ofe11, 'D'
VIM. s. KING,
Breyet Colonel and Surgeon, U.
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PALMER ARM.
CHARLESTON, 8. c., Feb. "a, 1856.
B. FRANK PALMER, LII. D..

B. FRANK PALMER, LII. D.,
: No. 1909 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia
DEAR SIR When about to leave your city i
December last, you desired me to communicai
the degree of success / should attain in the Us
OF your Artificial Arm" / now do so wit
pleasure; first, because 1t is but Just that yI
should enjoy the benefits which properly oug5
to accrue to the exertion of ingenuity SO humlA
In its designs and beneficial in its results to h
manned and because the benefit continues
enjoy from its use, places me under obgatiOh
to the author OF so great q boon TO man. fret
therefore, to say In all candor that your Arm ~
decided success and affords me conveniences sol
comforts quite beyond my most sanguine expo
tations. l was staff officer in the late COni"'
on Sd April, 1855, and suffered its amputatioHG
May 8th following. My stump is only tVoH
o half inches long. Your Arm was attacbaE
cember 22d, since which time have worniiag
day, and frequently at night while asleeP nn
out the slightest Inconvenience or annoutn l
believe 1t to be superior to any which law!H
heard of. With its aid manage easilyiEuIl
rule in keeping set of books, and the Orann!
silver fork at table. 1t serves to keep N! p'pIs
in position while writing, and grasps aw1f1.
with sufficient hrmness when winding 1t up "
Is easily gloved and ungloyed. In fine, len@
many uses from it which, to the untutored, VOuu
seem impossible. You are at entire liber!
use this letter in such manner as you desire
With much personal goodwill,
remain, truly yours.
E - ARTHUR PARKER,
.,.....t-s..,,,. ;s, Captain, &c, a.
I'VE know, from experience, the value OIL iIns In,
limb, and have no hesitation In recommcnaluss y
it to the public as the best now in use.-Ep "
/ STANDARD.
To avoid FRAUDULENT INVITATIONS (man! 4,
which are now offered to the public,) apply OD'
to the INVENTOR
B. FRANK PALMER, LII. ID"
1909 Chestnut Street. PhiladelpnM
July 80 497-d2aw&wSn
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Ring Stickers.

Two of THAT ei--- Of s.,., :, peaked, .,vsr,
grown babies who poke sticks at rings IN
so-called tournaments, got to quarrelling at
Miliington, Kent county, week or so ago,
about young lady, and the quarrel resulted
in q fist fight, which constable put an end
to by arresting both parties. After they
were released one of them, challenged the
other to duel, and the challenge was ac-
cepted. Seconds were chosen, the prelimI-
naries arranged, and the day fixed, but as
the day approached both the "chivalric t"
blusterers became SO badly frightened that
they backed out and became reconciled.-
Baltimore american.
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A Gloomv yieyvv Of Labor I, i,.,if.v,,, >,

A Gloomy View of Labor in California.
A San Francisco letter states that there
are hundreds Of men out of employment in
California, and they cannot get work.
Those who do not get work have to carry
their beds from place to place. When the
harvest is done there is nothing for the
laborer to do until the rain falls, about the
ntss of Novsml,.r. Tl-- l--=s>>,x-e.eises,pe-
pers publish only the good. side Of affair
in California, and say nothing about the
bad side. Farm bands cannot average more
than six months in . year. California. is q
better country for capital, than fot labor.
A farm laborer in California must have his
own bed insevery instance, OF sleep In the
hay stack and If he asks the owner of &
farm where he applies for work, he Is told
to buy his own blanket. A man has %
do his own washing also, OF pay e1;50 to
50 dozen for washing, and then GO from
one mile or two to get it done, except in the
city. -
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Highest Insurance Authority

In this country says. In the June number Of the
b,surance Times of New York, the following
opinion was expressed:
" If there is any great benefit in mutu.
al association, any great advantage to be
derived from scientific organization and
a chartered source. tending to mitigate
the suferings, lessen the privations. and
add to the peace, security, and happiness
of humanity, we are prepared to show
that these blessings how in alltheir full.
ness and purity from this excellent, pow.
erfnl, and fourlshing company, the Etna
Life of Hartford.'' eas r 5.l,aa
aNo Institution has brought more
prompt. full, and grateful relief to the
hearts Of the bereaved and desolate, and
none has been more uniformly distin-
guished for the enterprise, wisdom and
equitable liberaIity with which it has
fulfilled the purposes of Its formation.'' -
I" Its success has been almost unbound
ded and beyond all precedent. Eight
years ago, in 1861 1t issued only $50 poll
icies, received an income of ofseventy.eight
thousand dollars, and possessed net as
sets summing up to something over two
hundred and eighty.one thousand dol
lars; but last year. 1868, it granted 13,.
337 new policies, more than any Other
company, except the Mutual Life; re.
eelved an income exceeding six million,
dollars, and had amassed solid. securely
and preftably invested net assets amount
ing to over Ten Million Three Hundred
and Fifty Thousand Dollars. And TIM
wonderful ratio ofgrowth has been sus.
tanned in 1902 .
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An ayaricious fellow in Brussels oave

An avaricious fellow in Brussels gave a
large dinner. Just as the guests sat down a
piercing shrek was heard in the court yard.
The host hurried out, and returned pale, af-
fighted, and his hands covered with blood.
"What is it 2" was the inquiry. "Alas p he
said poor workman, farther OF large fam
lily, has met with q terrible accident he
was knocked down by cart and previously
wounded. Let US aid him. A collection
was taken up, and the guests contributed
1900 francs Generous souls. It was the
miser's ruse to make them pay for their
dinner. i1s l] i t
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Bottom of the Sea.

The precise nature of the mud which is
formed at the bottom Of the sea has been
only recently determined. 1t consists large
ly Of organic matter, more OF less decom-
posed, fnterspersed with minute round
bodies, about sixteen one hundredths Of an
inch in diameter. These bodies have been
called cocospheres and cocolites, and are set
IN mud so as to resemble mosaic work. ~ -
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hALEIGH, N. C.i ApIII Z ISb,
DIR. B. FRANK PALMER-Dedr Sir: 1T affords
me much pleasure to acknowledge the great sue
cess of your professional treatment in my case
which is one Of the most difficult Kind to treat
my foot being amputated BY the Chopart method
The mechanism is complete in all respects-lgtt
comfortable and strong-and I ,calE peJectlH
am convinced, after careful examination Of sss
number of patents, that the PALMER limbs az
superior to all Others, and strongly recommen
the adoption of them by my mutilated comrade
of the South, feeling assured that no other mani
facturer can produce limb SO perfect.
Very respectfully, -.-.
j. G. MORRISON,
Al C. to the late Genl. T. j. jackson.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Treasury Department,

= HALEi6H, CePteWUeI Oh, Ioo0'
TNHE General Assembly of North Carolina, in
i accordance with the Constitution of the
State, having levied special taxes, as the same
may become due, on all Especial tax bonds"
issued in aid OF Railroads unfinished at the time
Of the adoption of tie Constitution, holders of
said bonds are notified that the interest which
such bonds, will be paid on presentation of the
proper coupon at the Treasury, or at the Raleigh
National Bank OF North Carolina, at Raleigh,
NC
And further, that interest which will become
due on the 1st day of October, 1869, on the afore
said special tax bond" will likewise be paid
as above, on and after the last mentioned date.
.r D. A. JENKINS,
sep A. d3tw5t State Treasurer.
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PEsDLEros, Anderson Co., s. c.. April "a, %

fENDLEIoh, Anoeison Co., o. W. dpiu -, '"
DR.. B. FRANK PALMER-Dea Sr:-la amhappy
to inform you that the trial have now given
your Patent Leg, leaves me no reason to doubt
that It deserves all that has been said in its praise
and convinced that it is the BEST Patent Leg in
the world, and / shall be glad to learn that my
mutilated friends In the South are SO iortunae
as to select this incompatible substitute. Ny
limb was amputated within two inches oil The
knee, in consequence Of q wound received in
battle in front or Richmond On the first ridl
Of the PALMER LEG, l was able to walk withouti
cane, and with the utmost comfort and facility
shall avail myself of an carly opportunity TO
show the limb to Governor ORR, IRON whom
had the honor to receive an introduction to you
and / am sure the Governor will gladly recognize
the great superiority Of your benefcent invention
and send others to you for relief
Very truly, your obedient servant
RICHARD LEWIS,
Capt. Co. B. Palmetto(S. C.) Sharpshooters.
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IMPORTANT LAND NOTICE.

i missioner BY the Judge of the Superior Court
OF surry County to sell the lands OF Haywood
Thompson, deceased, will, on Monday, the 1st
day of November next, offer for sale on the pre-
mises, two hundred acres OF land on the Yadkin
River, in the County of Surry, opposite Jones'
vile, and adjoining the lands of VIM. B. Wood
ruff, Meredith T. Greenwood and others, on a
credit Of six months. Bond and approved Sc
curity will be required.
There is about fifty acres Of Yadkin River
bottom Of the best quality on said tract, together
With fine uplands in high state Of cultivation,
fine two story dwelling with ten rooms, good
out buildings, and fine orchard.
Those wishing to invest IL good real estate,
would do well to call and look at the property.
( r.E mi F-.-s- r MORGAN BRYAN, y
sep 16-w6w Commissioner.
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Amputation three inches below Knee-.-Leg Won
Twelve Years without Repalrs--Side Knee.
Jeints not worn ont In that time.

BoYkIN's DEPoT, southampton Co., Va
DIR. B. FRANK PALMER-Dcar Sir:-It afford:
me the utmost pleasure to inform you that have
worn one OF your Patent Legs during the last
tpelve years, with satisfaction that has been
wholly beyond my expectations. The limb has
given no pain or trouble in all that time. walk
with perfect ease and comfort, without cane,
and a person not acquainted would not notice
lameness. 1t is remarkable fact that the Limb
has had no repairs, except little attention given
to it by myself, in twelve years and it is now in
such good state Of preservation, that think cz.
pending ten dollars on IL will put it into good
walking condition. The new limb which you
have Just supplied find eyen more perfect in its
action. Your very ob't servant,
+ z. ARTHUR HART.
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A gentleman" in a state of intoxication
fell asleep on the sidewalk in Main street,
Wheeling, Virginia, last week. A photo
grapher brought his camera to bear on him
and secured the shadow. On being present
ed with the picture the fusilist signed the
pledge"
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POETRY
10 Farmer Boys.

"Pm sick Of hoeing In the corn
of working hard ffom dewey morn
TIL eve, with heated brow; wS Z
No longer will stay to NOW aee7'gu
Or pitch the scented hay, e 'iaU
To the great city will 90, go s.aE
Where wealth Is gained oy play.
Tut, tut, my man ! hush up'that song;
That dream Of wealth may lead you wrong
And wreck you on the tide. H7E -
ait down with me upon this stone;
Your team will take no harm ll -
II we ain't kings upon throne, ssl,a,E
We're kings upon tarm. p vs
Gods healthy breezes round you blow,
His birGs your music make, f1N
And sEeetest rest Is yours, you know,
When night doth overtake. .r1.9 - Ms
The harvest will ysur toll repay;
Those fields of waving grain a,-,
Are growing through the sunny Day
And in the summer rain. z Ir!SFCl
Men work as hard as you in shade, kE
O'er books and papers bent; sg7- q
The work of life is easy made Ia 49,.
Only by sweet contents;
1t may De news, ny HlS1o, w Jou,
But 'tis the truth ! tell, 70 -
All work is very hard to do
To those who do it well.
In speculation you must stand E4
The rough commercial shocks;
You may In safety reach the land,
You may land on the rocksi ~
Your payi certain on the farm, s-s.sit a
Though grain may not be sold.
In panics you feel no alarm,
Wheat is as good as gold. -.
Pick up your whip, and bid your team
Drag on the noble plow, ..--.,
And do not let an idle dream
Becloud your youthful brow.
In wears to come, when children roam.
You'll take them by the arm,
And say, ''Yon'd better stay at home
Upon the good old farm"
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E1pense on the sIoO Received.
Important New Feature
Much Lower

than in any other Company in the world.
Its ratio OF Mortality is low. Its Rates are
very low. Its Expenses are very-1ow. It's divi-
dends are large.
1t insured more lives in the City of New York
in 1858, than any other Company except one. 1t
issued more Policies in the United States than
any other save one. 1t insured more lives in
Canada than any other Company, British or
America.
See what the
The weekly standard., 1869-10-13

A nugget of gold weighing 1876 pounds,
and worth about $4,000, was received lately
in San Francisco,
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|'i|!|Iaa||Is

II is automatically stated that one fifth o. roD t%
Inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die Of OS
sumption. No disease has been more thorGasaE.
studied, and its nature less understood; .ne,J
no disease upon which exists greater dlSe,o% aou
Of opinion and no disease which has more eSS oSi,
pletely baffied all medical skill and reii'e'''
agencies. co,s
some of the prominent symptoms arc Couss
Expectoration, Shortness Of Breath irri;a'n N
about the Lungs and Chest, darting, PANS IN "
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general nesaHl
condition of the whole system.
Persons suffering with this dread disease,
any of its concomitants, should lose no time
order that they may stay Its rnvageHN -
stored to health The - - . w TkA
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DIR. GODDIN'S
aEr-s Er CoMPoUND-' -.,.r =. r..
CENTIAN BITTER S

Cure Chills and lever, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Collie, Sick Stomach, Bronchitis, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, &c.
EA UNIVERSAL TONIC, -
A sure, safe, and reliable preventive and cure
for all Malaria diseases, and Of diseases requir-
ing general tonic impression.
Prepared only BY DR.. N. A. q. GODDIN, and
for sale eveyyWhere. s. aozt q ...-e- : M
JAMES T. WIGGINS,
Successor to ]. II. Baker q Coz Proprietary
Agent and Wholesale dealer in Patent Medicines,
Norfolk, Virginia. jy 2i-wiy
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| BLANKS! BLANKS

Norfolk, Virginia. ~ 2i-wiy
BLANKS! BLANKS!i
THE FOLLOWING BLANKS ARE NOW
i printed and for sale at this office:
FOR DISTRICT SOLICITORS:
Indictment Tor Larceny,
'' Misdemeanor-Unlawiul Fence,
T" -i-e ,5- 20 q Road,
" g Burglary sara "a ~ -.
' q Retailing without License,
Forcible Trespass,
3" " Larceny Of Growing Crops, &C.,
g - Fornicatiou and Adultery.
"a lEs FOR SHERIFF.: S.sl gsa ps
Executions agaiast Property. Iisi ra,s t
Forthcoming Bonds, ....i. iniS r1-.,4- z s.-
lndemni6cation Bonds, ID .r,,f. ....- \.
Tax Receipts, Land Deeds, Sheriff Deeds, &c.
FOR SUPERIOR COURT CLERKS:
Superior Court Subpenas-- State and Civil,
"a" Ven. Er, r.'ai ''tl 'r s,-
:" stci" Capias, 8 flE e.. alaif sss85 ID
Summons in aetions for the recovery of money
Summons-In actions for the recovery of ten per
cent. on old debts Complaint filed and Com
plant served, y 80 ege
Apprentice Indentures, .f ok asa 1s e.s
Administrator Bonds 1.s = .t- -s.,-f
FRortasonnl1g ROra sor nags,s Bonds .s aae-g =,
Bastardy Bonds,
Letters OF Administration. s-l, 3= BE-
Letters OF Guardiauship, s. s8-sI - s 4
Letters Testameutary. .- s,rt., 4.
EEzecRtjons against Properly. ty....-.-...-s....
Married woman, 81 ~ ~ y
Witness ana JurDr Tfckets. asss& srnias "a
80 sis FoRiMAeIsrRAFEs: I'm = 1855
- -
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,HEsE celebrated artificial rnh.

-
rTHESE celebrated artificial limbs
II brought to the attention of the IIt NJ. agaia
FxCULTY and people OF the South by tba y.
Inventor. They have been twenty tbron nfigina
ibefose the public, and have secured. bo,s year
eountry and EUROPE, the unqualified @ ana - tb,
4ment o. the Mosf DIsTINeUfsHED srrposa ossnaorse
THE woRLD, MORE THAN A HUNDRED os M o.
HAVE GIVEN PUBLIC TESTIMONY. "nOl
The Society de Chirurgie of Paris perh.
frst surgical tribunal OF the world, after ps tn
years Investigation, pronounced decidedIv ;.welr
ofthe unquestioned superiority of the psaala7O
Fifty GOLD and SILVER MEDALS fo, n.
prizes''), including the GREAT MED AIS kI lint
WORLDS EXHIBITIONS, have been sso ~ iss
to Or. Palmer. 4'sfdE
Dr.. Palmer directs the manufacture of,,
TENT Lee and Arm, aided by men Of ,tl, Is IA.
qualifications and greatest expcrence ~s g goest
specially commissioned by the Governn,. DE |:
has the patronage of the prominent OSss and
the Army and Navy. TWENTY GENpSHSot
North and South, and more than thous,aAssiN
distinguished officers and soldiers of Ro,u les
MES, have worn the Palmer Limits IN ~, Ar
duty, while still greater numbers Of emino's iVe
ilians are, by their and, filling important nos SV
and effectually concealing their misforinnnu iuOns
whole number reaching TEN THoUsASn pvn-ll
WEARING PALMER LIMBS AAsoSs
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, } .
WaVr Gnrrurv o..

SlAlE We NOhan CahOLiNA,
7 .H WAKE COUNTY.
!, W. W. WHITE, Register Of Deeds, in and
for said County Aforesaid. certify that the fore
lowed to the Members cf the Board of Commis-
sioners OF said County, as compensation for at.
tendance and mileage from July 4, 1858, to'Sep-
TENDER 6, 1859, inclusive. l,...-.- .-..- - - "a
W. W. WHITE,
520L1aw4w Clerk
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ALL rHaaAr AND luAs Arlsrleus, 4 IN
Dy sSe st use Of .as which he was restored to
with severe lung affection and that Sao .ra yesrs
ease, Consumption, has now been in nse uresd dis
ye1ss with the most marked success. ''o over len
This Remedy is prepared from m. u, y
KeG1Re S%M sS9%sM%issily pure BY the Rev EDWgg'es
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