Gray's Invaluable Ointment
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WARNING TO THE PUBLIC.


0N the 18th and 18th Of last month. ALEXANDER
~ MORPH1S, of the county Of Orange, was ia this
cty procuring materials for preparing my Ointment
He obained of housshere, about twelve hundred
Bills (eontaining certificates, &c) which had been
printed in my name, and especially for my own use and
which, expect he will put around the Ointment. and
pass off my preparation. While IN this place. ne
engaged theservicss of the notorious James Bryan (as
Bryan sates,) to peddle the Ointment for him IN the
Southern and Western counties of this State.


But deem proper tojntorm the public that neleer
Morphis any other has obtained kneWledgeof
the Ointment, as prePaeed by me- The genuine
Ointment has my signature the Bill that surrounds
each pdt and on the top label. have not any Ointment
in the hands of Pedlars nor out on Agency.


Morphis resides in the neghborhood of Rufdns Mills,
or near the Post Office called Snow Camp, and said
that he procuring the materials for Solomon Allen,
a Quaker gentleman in Orange but did not believe
his statement MFR. Allen is well known to be very
correct man.


shall feel thankful foE any information concerning
his operations in the business. All persons who may
purchase of him, viii Jay themselves liable to Prosecu-
ton under the Patent Laws of the United States.


no introduce myself to the Editors of North Caro-
lima as Printer who has abored long and hard at the
business and respectfully request two three insertions
of this advertisement, for the public good Should they
make CHARGE will pay the amount In Ointment, for
the benefit Of the afflicted poor thai may ITS use


WILLIAM W. GRAY,
PGtentee and Proprietor.
Raleigh October 49, 1913. 46S-3t.