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sumption.

NR. RELIES ASTlIMATIC PILLS,
ny have, from their extraordinary success
in giving instant relief, and in curing colds,
coughs. Isthmas, difficulty Of breathing, whee.
2ng. l-H,rcss OF The chest, pain IN the side,
spttidI of blood, chls and shivcrngs That
preocde leyers and lung companls generally,
become one Of the most popular medicdcs
known, and are sought after from every part
of the country, on account Of the astonishing
cuccess that has uttcdded their administration
in The above complaints, frequently curing
the most obstinate cases, and giving the most
unexpected relief. after every other remedy
had facd, and persons had given themselves
up in despair Of cure! They have been
/ known TO cure persons supposed 10 be far
gone in consumption, and exhibiting all the
appearance of approaching dissolution. And
such have been the sautary effects eff these
1 Pills, even in hopeless cases, as so far TO miti
gate the sufferngs of the dalicn,, as evidently
TO proong life for even days and weeks, and
give TO it a positive comfort they never ex-
pected to enjoy. The operation OF the pills is
wonderful in easing respiration. quieting the
cough, and procuring comfortable rest
Common celds are frequently removed in
few hours.
o. Although (saye a person speaking o
these pills. my wife has tried various medi
cines Of the first celebrity for an aslhmatic
difficulty or affection Of the lungs which at
times was exceedingly distressing, combining
ner TO her house for days ond weeks together,
she finds nothing gires her he relief rhich
ReDe'S Estimate PiHs do easing her :espi-
ton, puietng her cough. and giving her
comfortable rest And teis is the testimony
of hundreds or thousands. The relief which
aged people, as well as others, experience from
the use of these pills is truly astonishing. and
renders them invaluable to many, and are in
fact TO some an essential auxiliary TO their
comfort and almost 10 their existence. A
physician informs the proprietor that gen.
f tlemaa in the country observed TO him, ne
had reason to believa the use Of these pills had
been the means of saving his ife. Price
whole box, so pills 81 halfdo. - pills so els.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05
RIES' EYE TER.

nUM ME- RES EYE WAITE
II for sore or intlamed eyes. Nothing gives
such immediate and comfortable relief. On
recent sore eyes the effect is most salu,ary.
Where the complaint has been of years stand
ing, and in some exceedingly bad eases, the
most unexpected and desirable rehefh been
found in the use of this Eye Water after every
other remedy had failed, Persons who have
used it pronounce it without hesitation The
best preparation for these complaints they have
ever met with. Price, % cents bottle. 9
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05

TIME SPRLNGFIELD FIRE IN
Il SUR.1ACE COMP.4NY, insure on
the most favorable terms, Dwelling Houses
Stores, aud other buildings, Furn'turc,&
Merchandise of every description, against
loss or damage by fire. Application for
insurance will receive immediate attention.
WYLLYS LYMAN,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1836-02-05

FRA That valuable piece Of Real
ffs'sss.sG3 Estute, situated on the corner of
EusG14 Main and Water streets, known
tk-s1tsssA as The BRooKs place, is now Of
Tered Tor sale. There are on the premises
large and commodious DWELLING
HOUSE, BAKERY, Bdrns Out build
Jugs. Fruit Trees. sc. and their location,
directly at the head Of the New Wharf,
renders this one of the most desirable
pieces of real estate in town. But the
present proprietor having left this part of
the country, it will be sold at a bargain,
and the terms of payment made easy.
Apply 20 p. DooLITTLE.
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FLO u *.

VETESTERN and Troy Flour constantly
w on hand, by } & II PECK & Co.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01
ASrICE MULTJI PARyO.
CdOn.algic Drops.
For tie Cure Of "he i1orst Of NIL Diseases" n
TOOTHAfHE.

For the Cure Of "he ,corst Of I'LL Diseqses,n The
TOOTHAGUE.
FpNllESE Drops, the discovery of winch
A IS the offspring of accident, do not,
with charIatan pufiery, set forth as an lniaI.
lIbIe specific for tooth.ache; but having tried
them on myself and many Others can very
safely recommend them as a remedy capa.
bic OF aliordlng immediate relief to the ex.
crucIatng pain Of toolh.ache IN rine cases
out OF ten, without the slightest pain beng
produced by its application. 1t does not
accelerate the decay Of the tooth to which
It IS applied, but enables the Dentist to per.
form the operation Of " stopping or plugging
the teeth, much sooner than he can other.
wise accomplish. In word, il will allie.
yiate vas. deal of human suffering, and
suPersede a most painful operation.
Prepared and sold by
w. NJ. b. Finn,
Sir miles wesi Of Charlotte
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Emporium Of Fashion.

rUNHE Subscriber begs leave 10 inform
- his friends and the public, that he con.
tinues 10 carry on the Tailoring Business
one door South of VIM. Carson's Slo,o
where he will be ready at all times to al
commodate those who may favor him with
their patronage. Work done on short no.
ice and in the mos, approved and modem
style.
\. b. Any of my customers wiship,
clothes made without calling, can be accom-
modaled by sending an order describing Tho
colour, quality, DC, Of the article they WISH
Such orders will be promptly attended ia
and a selection made as much 10 Their Al
vantage as they could do for themselves.
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From The Rcr. I'm. .ucPhcc'ers. .. D.. *

Iatt0r d he Frcstyi,ftaH tigtc., RglGs-
Ateusg II, les.
Tie Pills nov offered 70 ii, American ~
styled Bockwith's Anu p}srWIr Pts, =,
'ong used as family p,dielht, ard hasa no i.,,il
ton N bearing testimony 70 tier tsluc a. a-
convenient, aud y.icicu, remedy. In byss.t4
and IL usual attendants Heartburn, Co.lNl..s.
Headache, loss OF appetite, sc, Sc, lLre 3
seldom iaii OF aisefo.ug tire dcited ttis u
BcckWith, long known 10 The community
be resides, az as scientific and successful l-.f
up"cr Of Medicine, having, BY numgon, .I.'.-
mehts and .onE-cguth u,a atttuiiua q To "a 81
brought bis Pals to dtclt present state @, is..s.
ton, arm free 70 say, as far as rs eilffa
and ohsfu alton extend. no madeleine bgf-il.as
tered to the public, ol 4 similar nature, aE4 z
similar purposes, has higher o. equal ca,ns
WM. McrlEEILh>
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Beckwiih's Anti-Dyspeptic
z LII d So
From the RI. Rer. keri s. Tres, u. D., Bid.
% 81 North. Carolina.

op 81 North-t dfosing
R,LEGH, March >, l.Jj
Having, ior the last three ears, been iruuaet
acquainted with Dr.. John Heckpilh, d TIN Ci,
and rnJoycd his profess .onal services. talt e.
sure ia stating that hls character as Cban
gentleman, and experienced Physician. tn,ii.e
testimony, " regard 10 Tie use Of his Anu.d yfs
TIC Pulls, 70 the entire confidence 81 the pubu,
experience Of the good Elects Of these fi.s
two years past, satisfies me Of thor cmIneu, uA,
particularly IA aitng ~ iapartd d.g,s'ot, sa
wardiug or bilious stiacas. Having bten ti4
long time subject 70 the annual recurrence c'l-.t
attacks, was m the habit u frsoriug ~ s,.Eaf
against them, and eiih aScts partial sgc1e.
hbcial use 81 Calomcl OF blue Phi. Hu' saa ~
acquatuiaucc With the Anii.dJ spcplie Phi H.
Becswlth, which be prescribed N ths 1a. 6
stance himself have not bc,n under d attt.
SHY Of using Mercury IN any form h,s.s. -,ag
wholly exemp, from bilious attacks. S,{fr 30
bcrs Of my family are experiencing thu bic
'icial effects. L. ; WIS
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01
From he Hon. G,arge T.. BodeT,

RuuGn Nov T. i'.i .
Tor several years past, br. AgessIth.' ha.
DyspoPltc Pills have bc,u used as 3 domestic o.
dIctne in my family. have myselt 'fUusai'
used them for the relief Of headache, aCi '.'
othcrv Is. GIsorterod stomach. resulting zoo. 1
prudence ~ excess m diet, and have ha- 1' :
opportunities OF learning from others i.tit f.'aA
Shen uscd'by them for like purposes. Nv i."
Renee and observation Jn-tiiy me N saying .H
Tie rtict afforded by the Pills Is generally 'e'h
and aimpst always cctimn--that th,Y ma' "
hen at any lime without danger ~ ineon''nt b
and their operation is attended hy pc ua1"i ~
dlsagreoabIc effects whatcycr--and ttourN J '''
known many persons use them, have know 10 a'5
Who did not approve thcm--nouc Who 'u'@. ~ !,
any injury, and none who faded 10 derive 'sn.
from their use Aud unon the whole 90 %
hesitate 10 recommend them as an aFrefa1 N.'
and cfhcacious remedy in Dyspcutc aiiee'aS
and bsiierr them myself to bc the best Ania.f
p,ptc medicine ever offered 10 the public.
OF. RApCEE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01
E.incOlntOn Male Academy.

KNlE Subscriber respectfully announces
IN TO Parents, and the friends OF youth
generally, that he has made arrangements
TO take charge OF this Institution, aud that
the Exercises Will commence on the first
Monday in January next.
Being wholly unconnccted with any other
pursuits, he promises 10 devote his attention
exclusively 10 the business OF teaching, and
will spare no pains TO interest the minds OF
those placed under his care, so as 10 render
instruction at once delightful and profitable.
Great care will be taken 10 prevent the for.
nation OF idle and dlssolute habits aud
punctual attendance on the duties OF the Ia.
stliution will be rigidIy required.
As the opinion TO some extent prevails,
that too much time is spent in acquiring a
knowledge of words-the Subscriber would
observe, that IN his course OF instruction IN
Classical Literature, mlnnte analysis OF
words will be taught, with their combina.
ton IN the construction OF sentences, aud
every thing pertaining to thorough ac-
Qualntance with those beautiful aud mpor.
tant Languages OF Antiquity.
The following will comprise the Course
Of Studies, VIZ: Gould's Latin Grammar,
Latin Reader, Virgil, Cicero, Saiust, llo.
race, (Gould's ed,tlo expurgata, Goodrich ;
Greek Grammar, Greek Reader, Greek
Testament, Aepophon, Graca MaJora, and
Days Algebra.
Il is hoped that the well known salubrty
Of Llncolnton, the industrious and moral
character OF the citizens, together with the
cheapness Of board, will insure to this In.
s,ltutIon liberal share Of public patronage.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Languages and Mathematics, per ses-
sion Of 20 weeks, SlO
English Grammar and Geography, Z.
J. A. WALLACE.
Nor. %, ls3j. III
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01
PROCLAMATION
By the Gorernor of The State Of North
Car0Ltnn.


TENHE Convention which met in the City Of Ra-
H. leigh on the fourth day Of June last. having
adopted certain amendments to the Constitution
OF the State, and having by an Ordinance, direct.
ed them to be submitted by the Governor 10 the
people for ratification or rejection; and the said
Convention having directed returns Of the votes
10 be made TO the Governor, to be By him opened
IN the presence Of the Secretary Of State and Pub
lie Treasurer, and that in case majority OF the
votes given should be in favor Of the ratification
Of the sand amendments, the same should be forth
with made known by Proclamation Of the Gov
ernor and the said Amendments having all been
submitted to the people, aud returns Of the votes
having been made and opened, and the result as.
ccrtaincd according TO the said Ordinance:
Now, therefore, l. DAVID l.. SWAIN, Govern.
Of the State OF North Carolina DO hereby declare
and make known To the people Of the State, that
malorty Of all the votes 50 returned was in favor
Of the ratification Of the said Amendments; which
SAID Amendments, so ratified, are become part Of
the Constitution ofthc State, aud will be In foil force
and effect from and after the FIRST day Of January
eighteen hundred and thlrtg.six.
In testimony whereof, | have caused the Great
Seal Of State to be hereunlo affixed, and signed the
same with my hand.
Done at the City Of Raleigh this third day Of
r, December, A. d. one thousand eight hundred
=" - and thirty-iye, and Of the Independence Of
the said State, the siAttetb.
DAVID /. SWAIN
BY the Governor,
VIZ. L. COLEMAN, Private Secretary.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01

In making our calculation for the ensuing year,
il is found to be the period or fourth year IN
which day is TO be added to Fcbruary-so that
the months may be kept at the proper seasons. II
this were not the cast, January IN the course Of
time would change places with July. And, in
order that this computation OF time mag be the
better remembered, we would remind tie Ladies
that custom has established a prescriptve Law,
that in and during each such year, they have the
privilege Of changing the common order Of things.
and taking the whole matter OF courtshlp and mar
rage into their own hands.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01
To Tai.Ors.

The Subscriber has been duly AUTHORISED
70 sell the Columbian System. Those via
wish ii, can be accommodated. Ii is IN.
doubtedly the most accurate method for #.
ting the human form that has ever ben
produced. The price is $40 with n,lyc.
ton, or Is without. W. j. kEAHEY.
Charlotte n C. Nor. 10. le35.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01

Aboli'ioa.-The National lntelIigencer
closes a long article on the meeting Of
Congress" with the subjolned paragraph,
on topic Of great interest, particularly to
the South.
"Before We lay down the pen, let US adj
vert to one topic, the discussion Of which,
we know, is anticipated in some quarters
with pain and apprehension, but which We
are satisfied will form no part Of the delb.
eratlons of the present Congress. We
mean the Abolition or Slave question. We
do not say that petitions may be presented,
as heretofore, asking of Congress to abolish
slavery within the District Of Columbia ;
or that they may not, as heretofore, be
made loop to hang speech or two upon.
But, as heretofore, they will be laid on the
table, or otherwise disposed Of SO as not to
Interfere with the deliberations Of Congress.
Ia any other shape than that Of these peti.
lions, it is not at all likely that that ques-
ton viii be suffered to enter the Halls oil
Congress.
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One Cent FeesrNrsf.

khNAWAf from the subscriber, on the
- 7th instant, a bound boy, by the name
Of WIN. JACKSON REID: he is about
- or 10 years Of age, dark complicated,
rather hight hair, small for his age. His
clothes not recolccted. The above reward
will be paid for his apprehension, but no
thanks. +. NJ. BROWN.
Dee lG, 1886. IA
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01

Pouder Mills bloua up.-We learn that
on Monday forenoon, the powder mills at
Gorham, Me. situated about 10 miles from
Portland, we're blown up, killing one man,
the only one on the premises, and wounding
several others, who happened to be in the
ncighborhood. There were from three TO
four hundred kegs of gunpowder in the bull.
ding, and the report was distinctly heard in
Portland. The mills were owned by Oliver
NJ. Whipple.
Another erpioston.-We learn that Gen.
Prkln's powder mill, in Fast Hartford, Con
nec,lcut, was blown up on Wednesday, and
four men were killed
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01
NEW GOODS.

cieS. which he offers to The pubic al re-
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Paten, Lever, LepIne, aud
Plain English aud Swiss WATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (,rhite, green, blue, and
G.are,) to suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
~ ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, lie mas JUST
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM TIE NORTH, VIZ:
BRITANNIA ware IN fol! sets, Fine Plated Can.
dlestlcks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Gas.
tors, Rogers Pen aud Pocket knives, Ra.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, HaIr
do, Table aud Tooth d., variety Of PER.
FL merry Of the hes, quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols
English and French Snuff Boxes, Per.
cnsslon Caps, Pocke, Books, Enerson's Fine
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added 10 his former
stock of Watches and Jewelry, viii embrace
a variety, which will be sold low for Cash
or on short credit TO punctual dealers.
THOMAS TRoTrER.
Charlotte, Noremjcr, ISIS. ,0u
y. Il. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most meu
need money TO carry on business.
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NOTICE..

ENTlOSE indebted to the estate Of James
- Spratt, decd, are requested to come
forward and settle on or before the first day
January next.
JAS. W. SPRATT, Admr.
December II, 1895. M
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w ANTED.

Ter GteUD~. consisting VI every warn
ETY. Of goods usually kept 10 our town.
All persons that wp.h 10 buy Goods upon
the very best terms, Wi 10 well 10 call and
examine, aud hear our prices. We will
make IT an Object to persons that bug for
Cash, or pnaetuui dfaters.
We have on hands a quantity Of good
BaggIng, very low priced.
We Will take Country ProJaee IA cx.
change for Goods.
II he hlghes. price will be pad for 800
wards Of LInsey.
SMITH s. WILLIAMS
Nor. II, l.3j.
y. i. We have just received a large sup.
ply Of the best quality Of Rio aud Iaguaa
COFFEE.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01
COMPOUND
Chloride 'ROOth.i'Ovdcr.

For WhittH,ag and Presrfrug me Tesb, and
Cleansing he Mouth
fE'ilE Chioride Iooth.Purder etcctuaIy
L whItens the Teeth, speedily removes
all canker or soreness, hkeH lse the smell or
taste from the use Of tobacco, and all that is
offensive IN the breath, lmparllug an agree.
able odour. In iuc, /, hardcns the gums,
prevents what is usually called "scuryy,"
and preserves the teeth and moath 10 all re-.
spects, IN clean and healthy condition, aud
completely uulifles the propensity to the
use Of snnt. l. contains 10 ingredient, el.
Their Of a mechanical or chemical nature,
that has the remotest tendency to lnlure the
texture OF the teeth. Prepared and sold BIS
". VI. b. Finn,
Sir mlfS lre5t II CLa,lone.
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An Apprentice

TWO the Printing Business, will be taken
n at this Office, if applcatlon be made
early. A boy from the country preferred.
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IL. A. aIIace

5 now receiving and opening hls Fall
Il and Winter Supply OF Drugs, Medciue.,
&c. Assortment complete.
Charlotte, Nor. 18Th, 1885.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-01
Land Agency.

K'iE Subscriber having settled himself
permanently IN Raleigh, the County
seat Of Shelby County, which is within o
miles OF Memphis, IN the Western District,
VIII attend to paying taxes, purchasing or
selling Lands, or any other business IN.
der power of Attorney. Letters address.
sed to me, (Post PAID at Raleigh, will be
punctually attended to.
CHARLES T., REINHkRDT,
NOV 1888. LATE NJ LiRroiRt0n n. e.
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INSURANCE
Against Loss by Fire.

Ev!lE. subscriber is an authorized Agent
III of the Insurance Company of Column
bia, South Carolina, and is now ready TO
take RISKS and issue policies against loss or
damage BY Fire, on Houses, Furniture,
Merchandize, aud Manufactures.
JOHN IRWIN.
Dec. 10, 1885. il-6w
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Y'HE SUBSCRIBERS, ANXIOUS 10 afford
Il every facility to the Travelling Public,
now announce that they have completed all
their arrangements, aud can with truth say,
We present you rrtih a Line of Hacks pos.
SeSSiHc GdraRtGgcS orsr any Other, u you
irih 70 get on ,rtth case and dspofck--hay
ng obtained that great dtS,deratGm with all
TrayeIlers-no doiCuitoH on the road. II
IS 50 arranged rs to correspond IN us arm.
walls at Raleigh, with the departure Of tie
following stages, w: The Great Daily
Line 10 BIakely, North Carolina, passing
through Lousburg, Warrcu,on, and HAN.
fax; al the latter place Line Of Stages
communicates with the Portsmouth Rail
Road for Norfolk By continuing on To
Blakely, YOU strike the Petersburg Rad.
Road and on Your arrival ut that place YOU
have the choice Of two LIncs--elthcr by
land to Washington City, VIA Richmond and
1GE1 fredericksburg, or By
f<-.4Az, Steam Boat to Norfolk
-xsasz-.1sA At Norfolk there viii be
no de,ehtIon, as there Is line oil Steam.
Boats for Baltimore ~ corneSlon with tins
line. THIS line also connects with ono from
Raleigh 10 Ne~hern
Leaves the Mansion Ho:,', Salisbury,
I'll ESDAl and SATi RDAl at 9o'clock,
\. N-aIlcr the arrival ol the Piedmont
Stage from the South--arriycs IN Raleigh
next daysut 8 O'Clock, i. N-Leaycs Ra.
leigh IT ESDAl and SAL JRDAl at >
O'Clock, A. VI, arrives IN Salisbury next
days BY O'Clock, r. N.-aIoelug sudl.
cleut time on the road for 5 LLEP.
J. The Hacks are Albany make, entirely
new, and cannot he surpassed Tor comfort
and ease the Teams are excellent, the DR..
yers careful and attentive, and the Fare low
only SEVEN DOLLARS. An inter.
mediate distances cents PER mile.
j Passengers from the South, who wish
TO take our Line, Will be careful To enter to
Salisbury only.
o. All Bundles aud Packages at the risk
OF the owners.
WILLIS MORING,
JOSEPH /. HORlNG
April II, 1885. COW
The Fare from Raicigh to Washington CITY
amounts 10 SO 80, as toiious:
From Raleigh to Blakey, Stage Fare, s.
BIaaoy to Petersburg Raj Road Fare, 3
Petersburg to Richmond, Stage Fare, IA
Richmond 10 fredericksburg, Stage Fare
lrtdcucksbufg 10 Washington City,
steam Boat fare 3
The Steam Boat Fare from Petersburg To
Baltimore, via Norfolk, is -Four Doiiars.
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DEFERRED ARTICLES.

4 very able writer in the Raleigh Star,
on the subject of the next Presidential cleo.
ton, signs himself.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1836-02-26
JACKSON g. tr3HEs n ANs
Cabinet Makers.

Beg leave 10 announce 10 The Citizens
of CarrollIon, ard 10 the people general
ly, that they have formed partnership
in the .-.
CABINEEMAK1NG BUSINESSt
and hatIhey are prepared to execute dll
work in their line, in "a neat. substantial
and fashionable manner. They are de-"
termined to work none but The best rnaie'
rails, and TO euaploy none but the iirstS
rate workmen. Particular attention will
br paid 10 the style oI finishing their work,
and every exerlioO on their part vii "a
made 10 render satisfaction ,oal who may
uVor them with custom. Purchasers aIe
respectfully invited 10 call at Jachson's
old stand Immediately South Of the Count
house, and examine Jackson and Tier.
mans.
ABINE T. WARE, consisting fat
most every article Of Cabinet-FurniIure
in use in this section Of the country.
N. B. All orders for work wi be thank
fully received and promptly at ended 10.
JACKSON s. TIERNAN.
Z Carro|llon, Oct, o0th 1885