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Vinegar liilters are a purely Veg
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tlie native herbs found on tlio lower
ranges of tin! .Sierra Nevada moun
tains of California, tlio medicinal
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therefrom without tlio use of Alcohol. ;
'i'lte -don is almost ilaiiv asked,
gr
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iia* a medicine been compounded pos
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ForFemalpFoinplaints, in young
old, married or single, at the dawn of
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DTItECTORY.
TJnlted Ntatca Govern,
mont.
Ulysses S-. Grant, of 111., President.
Henry Wilson, of Mass., V. President.
Hamilton Fish, of N. Y., Bcc’y of State
Benjamin 11. Bristow, of Kentucky
Secretary of the Treasury.
William W. Ifclkunp, of leva. Score
lary ot War.
George M. Hohcson. of K. J„ Secreta
ry of the Navy.
Cohimlius Delano, of Ohio, Secretary
of the Interior.
George 11. William.-, of Oregon. Attor
ney General,
Marshall Jewell, of Connecticut, Post
Master General.
Sttpreme Court ol tlio
United Stutcs.
Morrison R. Waite, of Giuu, Chief .Ins
tire.
Nathan Clifford, of Mo., Asso. Justice.
Noali JI. Swayne, of ()., “ ‘
Samuel F. Miller, of la., “ “
David Davis, of 111., ■ “
Stephen J. Field, of Cal., “ “
William M. Strong, of Pa., “ “
J :seph P. Bradley,of N.J., “ “
Ward Hunt, ot N. Y., “ “
Court meets first Monday in Decem
ber, at Washington.
IV. C. liojireetentutiou iu
Congi-cNH.
After March 4th.
SENATE.
A. S. Merrimon, of Wake.
Mat. W. Kansom, of Northampton.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
l«t District—Jesse J. Yeatcs,
2d “ J. A. llyman.
3d “ . A. M, Waddell.
4th “ Joseph J. Davis
sth “ A. >l. Scales,
fltii “ Tin Una- s. Ashe
7th “ >V. M. Hobbies.
Btii “ Hubert B. Vance
Government of North
Caroliiiii.
F.X ECUTIVE DEPARTM t:NT
Curtis 11. Brogden. of Wtivne, Governor
John B. Noatlierv. Private Secretary.
K. F. Ann thud, of Irede.l, t.ictm-nant
Gcrernof, and President of the Senate
VV. lowerton, of Kowr.n. See. ol State
Davie -i. .Ii ukin-. of liastou, Treasaren
V. D Jenkins. 'l’c.b-r.
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dohjt l!i illy, ot t ttlubcrlniui. Antihui-.
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VlhHtor : .d Siipt. o! P>tl ih- lu-'.in.uii.n
Itoni-'i of I'lducntion
Tlie Governru . L’cutant Governor,
Se'-.retißiy of Stale, Treasurer, Audit
or, Superinteiuliiiit ot Public Instruct
tion and Attorney General consti
tute tlie State Board of Education.
Tito Governor is President, and tiie
Stiperiutcndatit of Public lustrucUen
Secretary of the Board.
Hiipreme Court.
! Iticlimond M. Pearson, of Yadkin. Chift
J ttsticc.
Edwin G. Bentle, of Person. Asso.Justi'V
Win. It. Hodman, of Beaufort. “ “
W. P. Ityuiim. il ecklcnburg’ “ “
. mas Settle, Guilford, “ “
T. 1.. Hargrove, of Granville, Reporter!
j W. It. Bagley, of Wake, Clerk.
t>. A. Wicker, of Wake, Mar-liaL
Sleets in Haleigli on the lirst MoudtJ
in January and June.
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