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The Charlotte JOcky Club
RACES.

TWILL commence on Tuesday, the LIST
" day of May next, and probably con.
tlnue all the week.
lst day, sweepstake for years old,
mile heats-en,rance S50-half forfeu-to
close the evening before the race.
Cd day two mile heats.
80 day, 3 mile heats--free for any horse.
The I'd and Sd days the Club will furnish
the purse-amount no, yet known, but ex.
pected TO be $500 each day.
The proprietor resides within few hun.
dred yards OF the tract. and is well prepar.
ed TO accommodate all who may call Oh hlm
with the best the country affords, and on
good terms. He has good large and dry
stables, sufficient for the accommodation of
70 or 30 horses.
We anticipate very interesting week
from the number Of fine horses now in train.
ng-the course will be In first rate order
it is undergoing entire alteration and repair.
Gentlemen of the Turf and all others fond
Of this truly rational amusement, NAV rea.
sonably expect pleasing and interesting
meeting.
WIN. S. NORMENT, Ssc'y.
March 90, 1888. t95
The CaroIinian and Waterman 3 times,
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EZRA Hi. ANDREWS.
Surgeon Dentist.

WNAkES this method Of informing the
III citizens of Charlotte aud the adjacent
country, that he Is prepared to, perform any
operation IN his line. He will attend, when
ever desired, at the residence of any person
wanting his services. He Is absent at pre-.
sent, but will be IN Charlotte again in the
course oftwo or three weeks. Applications
left al Col. VI. w. AIexander's Hotel or at
Or. Happoldt's Office, shall meet with
prompt attention on his return. He enter.
tains the hope that he can give ample salts
faction IN the discharge Of his professional
duties. HIS charges will be moderate. As
a stranger, need only refer TO the subjshned
Certificate which the Medical gentleman has
afforded.
March 2lst, 1888, 1872
From my acquaintance with Ezra Fl. An.
drews, Surgeon Dentist, and knowledge of
his operations, derived from individual ex.
er.ence and observation, | have no hesIta.
ton IN recommending him as worthy of pat.
ronage. His operations are performed with
dex,erty aud facility on the part of the oper.
ator rand with scarcely anv pain to the patient.
JOHN NJ. HAPPOLDT.
Charlotte, March Dist, 1888
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CABINET BUSINESS
RESt.EEE.
FEB. 90, 1889.

HE subscriber having resumed the a.
u bove Business IN the town of Charlotte,
offers his services 10 the citizens of this
place and the community generally. Hay-
ing procured good materials, he pledges him.
self for the good performance of his work
and having thorough knowledge of his
business he flatiers himself that he will not
be surpassed by any-and moreover, he will
use all means 10 his power to please and ac-
commodate his customers. He will keep
constantly on hand every article in his line
of business, so soon as a sufficlency can he
made, to supply the present demand. The
subscriber tenders his thanks to the com.
,muuity for the liberal patronage heretofore
received, and prays continuance of the
same.
All kinds Of REPAIRING neatly exc.
cuted ard with despatch.
ORDERS from distance will be thank
fully received and punctually attended to.
He may be found at all times at his shop,
doors north east of the jail, IN the house
formerly occupied by Mr.. John McGDnls,
or at his dwelling, Immediately in the rear.
All orders for COFFINS attended 10 with
neatness and despatch.
j. P. PRITCHARD
March 81, 1888. 9OJ
n. B. Turning Of kinds attended to.
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Friday, March 23, 1898.

D'Steam Feather Rsnopafor.-Ihe attention Of
our citizens are called to new Machine lately 9.
rected in this town under the above title. l, is
not often we notice new inventions. but in Justice
to the proprietor Of this Machine, we must say,
having seen 1t in operation, that 1t surpassed our
expectation and we believe will answer the pur.
pose intended that is TO cleanse Feathers from all
bad smell aud make them nearly as good as new.
All who love s sleep on soft beds bad better avail
themselves Of this opportunity TO have their beds
renewed al small expense. Their is another adj
is, tina, il will increase the bulk Of Feathers One
gea,sman informed as that out Of len beds POI,
through this Machine twelve good ones we're
made out Of them. This ought to be the great,
deadratum WITH some house keepers.
-
IrMr Calhoun's Speseb.-We lay before our
readers this week. one hall Of Mr.. Ca.houn- speech
on the Sob-Treasury bin. The remainder in cur
next paper.
/ 1JBsnk Of Rambt.g.-At meeting Of the
stockholders Of this institution, on the 18th inst.
the following gentlemen we're elected Directors tc
} serve twelve months:
W. w STARKE.
j W. STOKES,
H. l.. JEFFERS.
THOS. kERNAGHAN,
GEO. PARkOTr.
WM. GARRETT.
II. HUTCHINSON.
Al a meeting Of tire Directors on the 18th, "
w Siarke vas unanimously elected President
The following resolution was then passed
Resolrt5 That The rate tor CHECKS on y. York
payable IN Hamburg bills, be reduced from ) to
per e. prev. That the rata lor checks On Charles
los, payable "a H1mb,rg balls, Ter individuals pf
Ct. pFesa, aud Tor Banks on settlement, par.
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OsciaI Irresponsse,iay'-'h a 'a'e ue'
" W, Inc House of Representatives, Mr..
~ . +, read paper which he had pro- /
qua '"d from the War Department, relative |
W. ~ safe Of the Pension Agencies, and
w oe,o its errors being pointed out, he
".n,ced as grossly inaccurate. Mr.. Cur
IN. York, a Wing member, IN the
-. or the same debate, stated that he al
Ou had aoDl.ed TO the War Department for
sr,Dat,on on the same subject; and that
I. Third Auditor, 10 whom he at FIRST adj
I,o..ed his application, replied that such
,,smeuts cannot, coniorn,ably TO the rules
= mo office, be prepared and furnished un-
:. called for by committee Of Congress,
,be head ofthe Department" Mr.. Cur.
snclnsed this reply TO the Secretary, aud
led the Information from hun; aud after
~ days delay, was Informed by Mr.. Pom.
=, mai the information could only be giv.
- oo the call Of the House Itself, or the
4 nate and IN conclusion bids him stake
nj. method OF procuring It," MIR. Polnsett
.s,a knows, that by the rules Of the House,
IS so difficult TO ge, resolution adopted,
|, mere II is the policy Of the party 10 Oppose
tha, Mr.. Curtis s,ands no chance OF get
ms has information IN that way. This is a
,rely Stale OF things truly. A member
friendly to the powers that be, can get what,
h. oelses but an opponent Is not only re
f,,ed b1, treated with ndlgnliy.
ia the same debate, much was SAID on the
sh7ct OF advances Of money to Pension A..
,sgis, to which we called the attention Of
IN readers a week or two ago. Mr.. Cam.
,eleng siouily denied the facts; but they
SIRE proven by the public documents them
.yes. And il was showa. that lsaac Hill,
lie Senator IN Congress, nov Governor oil
Nss HAMPSHIRE, and Pension Agent, (hold
n, both offices al this time, was indulged
~,b thu use Of $72,3l9 As; a sum more
R,lan sufficient 10 pay all the pensioners IN
That State for Thoie year Il was bad
ensuyh To advance the money SIX months
be.orr II vas wanted but Mr. Till beng an
,<sc,al fayorite, is allowed double as much
a. anS otter Agent. Add all this whilst the
G lycrurncul Is VIGOROUSLY lnsUlseut--dnv
en- to the necessity Of ISSUING deprecated
cure.cy, and actually paying ,nteres, fol
,s debt,
These aud like disclosures will sooner oil
lsisr open the eyes VI The people to the cor
rspllon os the Government. Let our y nl.
friends take care TO Iniorm The people ol s9ei
transactions.
Ard lei them DOT forget, that Il IS express
" and enphn,ically IN violation Of the law
i,r ans Bank or Peuslan Agen, 10 og,r any
thing to a public Creditor or Prnsioopr, ~
esoi gold aud silver, or Bank notes convert
Ibe m the spo, into gold aud silver. An,
yel, Nhlls, the government, 10 al Is depart
nen,s--Cusiom Houses, Land Offices, an
orn Post Otces--demaod, aud vii rccelu
nothing bu, gold and silver o. Trca>ur,
haes, It refuses to pay the poor Prusione
collar Of ANY thing b., PAGER. Tho col
at SILVER Is retained To pay the members {
Congress, the President and hs office bold
es, whilst the poor peuNoner Is pat ~ wil
paper. Aud this Is the government - hue
processes 10 take care Of the poor l-fGJ
Gttrrtr,
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the public,
~ that gave Note payable to Jonathan
Watson, for forty five dollars, during the
month of October or November last. |
have since ascertaned that the title Of the
property for which i, was given is 10 dispute,
and am determined 10 resist the payment
of said Note.
SAMUEL ii. ROGERS.
March 81, 1888. 81
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Patent Steam
FEATHER RENOVATOR.

FENiE subscribers having purchased the
~ right of using the above Machine, re-
specttuIly inform the citizens OF Charlotte
and the surrounding country, that they have
one IN successful operation, in Mr.. Browns
Carriage shop, where they are prepared to
renew old Feathers and make them nearly
as good as new. Persons are invited TO call
and see the Machine in operation.
For particulars see hand bills.
JAS & S. w. W ESTBROOkS.
Msrrl 81, 1888,
n. B. We intend TO visit different parts
Of the county TO afford all an opportunity of
testing lis utility.
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"The committee have had one or more
meetings. Mr.. Ruggles has been notified
and | presume will be permitted to give
orally or III writing, his own explanation Of
the transactions, either before or subsequent
10 the examination of witnesses. There
are two cases before the committee. One
of them IS the case Of Mr.. Jones of New ark,
OF which you have seen and heard so much.
The other is the case of DR.. Graham, at
present IN Raleigh, North Carolina. Mr..
Graham has addressed a letter or letters, to
Senators Calhoun, RIves, and Strange, max.
ing the charge ofcorruption, IN his own name,
against Mr. Rugges. Mr.. Calhoun has lald
this letter before the committee, and they
have ordered their Secretary or Clerk, fur.
nlsh MIR. Ruggles with copy of it.
"Some time since, DR.. Graham address.
ed letter 10 NJ. l.. Davis stating the facts
in his own case and as they were not per.
sonaly acquainted with each other, lie
referred Mr.. Davis for information respec.
ting himself TO men bers of Congress of both
i Houses-genltemen OF the first standing for
4 talents and character. From the repre-
sentations made to Mr.. Davis, he entertained
no doubt that the truth or falsitv OF the
avermenis ought 10 be investigated. Mr.
Davis has not YET been subpGned to attend
but his reply, al the bar oflhe House, Seems
to render il probable that he will be called up
on before they report. The high character
Of the committee, Messrs. White, Young
DAVIS, Crlttenden and Tallmadge, render:
it certain that their proceedings will BIZ
deliberate, dlgnfed, and such as becomes {
committee oft United States Senate"
The last Boston Pun.-Lady caught in show
err Monday hlghi-stranger politely offered tn
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Books Lost.

A FEW numbers of the Pennsylvania
N Medical Journal are missing from my
Library. Any person having any such will
please return them, as wish to have them
bound.
PC. CALDWELL.
March %, 1888. t9l
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Is there not, nov a DAYS, rather TOO much
attached % TIE name 81 Member q Con
stess !" Ave not Members IL Congress,
hAs other persons, % b. Iuiscd Of according
u their characters, aud ant by ,hc station
Which they happen to occups : We graut
them alt the distinction and privileges which
TIE laws allo~--bnt not +, n-r tutlr
more. Are they better than other men
Have they not their equals, aud often their
Hlsriors, 10 private litr We begin To- hear
q little ton much II cant shoul " Members Of
Congress Members Of Congress arc wor
ny Of oil respect who command esteem BY
'het talents, their department, their yir.
tle', and their excellence. But there are
inaiviualsln Congress who neither deserve
nor Command respect; there are meu there
seprous 10 thelr characters as the lrpef- Of
Cd we're IN their bodies Shall these ludt
Ndaals be upheld or deferred 10, because
'AFY hold ofjce2 No, by Us. Ignorance
wee, and meanness, lose none Of lholr de
io''aIiy 10 our eyes, by being seated IN mgf
PIaccs,-Aier, Gazette.
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Charlotte jail. sent and got him home
about the LIST of November. He the next
morning runaway again, and pursued the
same route and was committed TO Salisbury
Jail. sent for him again and got him
back about two miles south of Charlotte,
when he broke away and made his escape.
| suppose he is trying to get TO Caswell coun.
ty, n. c., where he was raised. When he
left me he said he got in with North Car.
DINA wsggouer BY the name of VIM. Brow
nev, of Caswell county, who the boy SAID
first conducted him off, and promised TO take
him where be was raised aud suppose
when he made his last escape he was max
ing for that county. This boy is about l5
or l6 years of age, of dark mulatte CO.
lov he is four feet 5 or 10 inches high, he is
left handed and has scar of burn on his
left wrist, and his left big toe IS cut off above
the nail. This hey, when he was in the Sa.
lisbury Jail, called his name George, and said
he belonged to James Patterson, Of South.
Carolina, which was the man | purchased
hm from. will give the above reward
for his apprehension in any jail so that l
can get him again.
JOHN RIvES,
March 10, 1888. t95
The Carolinian and Waterman will insert
the above six weeks, and forward their ac-
counts to II. A. DAVE, Landsford P. Office,
Chester District, S. {. for collection.
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The last Boston Pun.-Lady caugb, in show
er Monday hlghi-stranger politely offered the
shelter Of his umbrells-accepted-ge home, and
found him black ia the iace-wrong color for a
rain bOu
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Negroes and Rdii Road Stock.-A sale
o. some Negroes, and Wilmington and Ra
.e'gh Rail Road stock belonging to estates,
'ook place 10 this town on Tuesday last,
."'ch may DO worth mentioning, as indlca
use OF the temper Of the times. A likely
negro boy, aged about Ia sold for 5000
sash. six shares of w. a.. II. X. Road
s'0ck' on which $500 had boon paid sold
wi olio and five shares of the same stock
0u which 500 had heen paid, were sold at
= loss Of 70 in addition 10 the 500 which
'aa been already paid.-Tarboro' Press.
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4 great sensation has been made in En-.
eand by the publication Of sort Of sran'
dllous chronicle, entitled +" Memoirs of the
lines OF George w. beng very full and
pam speaking diary, kept, 1t seems, by a
lady who was attached tn the person Of
queen Carolina Cor several years, There
appears TO be no doubt Of It's authenticity
and The papers give large and numerous
extracts, which give some remarkable PIC
lures OF high life aud distinguished person
ayes Among other things /, is stated, as
IRON the lips Of Qncen Carolina herself
u'a' on her bridal nigh, her royal husband
eo' so drunk that he was left lying helpless
Oh the floor of the dining room.
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1.-THE Richmond Wing states that the vote on
Mr.. Buchanan's motion TO postpone the Sub-Trea'
nate on the main proposition. Several Senators,
who will not vote for Mr.. Wright's bill, voted a
gainst the postponement Mr.. Morris Of Ohio,
Mr.. Nicholas Of La, and Mr.. Trotter Of Mi. are
said TO have voted in this way They are opposed
to the Sub-Treasury, but wish The question settled
this session.
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20 DOLLARS REWARD

For Negro Boy named ArmStead.
- - ANYWAY from the SUBJ
AM ~ scrlber's farm, IN Chester
go District, S. c., on the last of
M October, 1887, my boy named
W AR.NSTEAD. He was ap-
E-,c.--, nre handed nd corm,tfed n tho
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NIX. kUUULEN,
The Spy in Washington furnishes the FOL
lowing information relative to the progress
Of the investigation Of the charge against
Mr.. Ruggles:
II presume you feel some curiosity to
know whether the Senate COMMITTEES IN the
case of Mr.. Ruggles have made or are max
ing any progress. My enquiries on the
subject have been limited because it is my
intention to avoid any further discussion OF
it pending the investigation. A. the same
time there are some facts 10 the publication
of which neither party can have any oblec-
ton.
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4 Wholesome Active understand that
our County Court, last week fined retail.
er named VIM. Spivey, 500 and costs for
selling spirits to slave; and that in default
of payment the offender was committed 10
prison. Fay. Observer.
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II Naine--Th, Wing Legislative Convention
was held at Augusta on the 9Th inst. Governor
Kent was nominated tor reelection. No nomina-
ton was made for The Presidency, but resolutions
were adopted pledging the Wings of the Slate to
abide by the decision oil National Convention.
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~. From Floridd,-Nolhng very interesting
from Florida. Ne learn, however, from tie pri.
yals CORES pondcucc oi the National Iu,elhgencsr
bat the Indians had gullsd Gen. Jesup With ano.
;hcr promise 10 come IN.
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TIE Corruption CdSe,-The Raleigh Re.
gisler says, 1--WE understand that there is
at present, in this city, gentleman who is
prepared TO renew the charge of corruption
against the Senator from Maine, alluded to
in another part of this paper, should he es
cape from the charge already preferred
against him. The person alluded to was re-
Gently in Washington, endeavoring TO Sc
cure a Patent for a new discovery, and
overtures, similar TO those made to Mr.
Jones, we're also made TO him by MIR. Rug
gles."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05
IPNENIS0 VISEEEADI.IN
PILLS.

TNHESE PILLS have long been known. and
Il appreciated for their extraordinary aud i'm
mediate powers of restoring perfect health, "a
persons sUy ring under bearly cEery Kind Il dis
ease TO winch the human frsme Is liable.
When taken according 20 the directions accom-
pany ing them they are highly beneficial iu the
prevention and cure OF Bilious Frvers Fever and
Aeue, Dy sPepsia. Liver Complaints, Sick Head
ache, JsUndice Asthma, Dr0psy, rheumatism
Enlargement Of the Spleen. Piles. ChoHe. Pc
male Obstruelions Heart Burn. Furrcd Tongue
Nausea, Distension Of the Stomach and BoWcIs
iaeipienI DisuhGa, Flaiuleuce, Iiab'tusl Cos
tiyeness. Loss % Appetite. Blotrhrd 90 Ssllov
Complexion, and 90 ell eases Of TOrpoS of the
UOSrls, where = cathsTtio or an Rprriclt IL
needed. They arc exceedingly mild in their
operation producing neither nausea, griping nor
debility.
Perhaps no article oG the Kind has ever been
offered Ia the public, supported 10y trstinpBi@ls
oG . character 90 decisive, from sources 80 re-
speetsbie, Or hathAs given more universal salts
faction.
MEcKLTNHUnc Go. NIustNIA1
February 7th. 1887.
Having used DR. I'eters' pills IN my practice
Tor the last twelve months, ipkc picasure " Civ
ing my testimony of their good effects 30 eases
of Dyspepsia. Sick Headache, Biiioas Fcgcrs.
snd other diseases produced BY inactivity 81 tee
liver
They ore q safe aud BiiIJ spcricn,, being the
beet article of tie kiod have evcf usrd
GEORGE T.. SCOII,M d
TrThcsc nssluablc Pills are fof sale. BY
JOSEPH g. HAYS,
HI'bers- Frrrv
HAYS X ilf8GtNs.
.S1cthcrd,f 1cn,
dee. 2, is5. .fgcNn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

a BEAUTIFUL HEAD or HAIR is the
IN granslrst ornament BELONGING 60 the hu-
man frame. Hos stTsugcly the los oft changes
the Souutenanee aad prvusturtly brings on the
appearance % cid age. vhich causes many To re-
co'l Il being uncovered, and sometimes even TO
shan sosiCy 20 avoid the -sts and sseers az their
acquaintance, the remainder OF their lives are
eoastAntly spent In retirement la short. not
the loss Of property ellis the generous ih,nk-
Jog youth With that heavy siuking gloom - does
the loss &C his hair. 10 avert al these unplca-
SAINT circumstances, OLDRlDGE'S BALM OF
COLUMBIA stops the HAIR from falling of on
the first application. aud fe~ bottle, res,ores II
sEAin. IL hkr~isc produces ~ ebr0ws aud = his
kers, prevents the hair from turpiag grey. makes
II curl beautifully. aud frees 10 from seurf. Nu-
mcrous certificates 81 the 6rsI rsspeeisbiiity IA
sappoIt uI the virtues Of OljridSe's Bsln, sire
shown by the proprietor'. " Read tie iollo~-
ing;
delphis, has certified. u,sy be seen bcloW, to-
the high character Of the following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby eeruiy that We
have usesl the Balm OF Ghluubi,, discovered by
J. OldridEr. aud have found It highly SCI Nioesbie
not only preventive against the falling Oh OF
hair, but slSo y certain restorative.
wN. THATCHER, Sr.,
Methodist Minister ~ 81. George charge.
No 81. North filIh-sireet
JOHN y. INGilS. 5SI, Arch St
=. ID. THOM ~ M. u. iG3 Raec-sl.
JOHN s. FUREG. iuf, Spruct-st
HUGH MeCURDI, PAS, South -th 81,
JOHN GARD, Jr. l23 Arei,-st
The aged, aud those Who persist ia wearing
wigs, may not always experience its restorative
qusltes yet IL will certainly raise Us virtues ia
the estimation Of the pnblie. when .It ~ Known
that thFSe OF the above signyrs more than SO
years Of age, and the others not less than So
FrSEs III Mayor.
CoNNoSwEALTH oT PENNsTLvANIA,
city ut PhiIisdrlphis. :
I. ROBERT WHARTON. Nlayor Of said city
Of.Phil-delphia, do hereby certify ihstl am ~ell
sequsinted With Messsrs. }. Y. lnglis. blhn =
Furry, and Hugh AcCurdy, whose Ir=mes sre
signed TO the above eeft,6estr that they gen.
,lrmen OF character Hnd TcsPe6tabiity, Aud -
such full credit shOald be given 60 Ii, said eerti
heste.
Ia Witness whereof. have herrunto set my
hand. and caused the zeal or ihe city 10
H. s. be sthNesi, this SIXTH day OF Dee. &c.
RoBElr WHARTON, Mayor.
UTSoid whoIcSsle and retail by Comstoek X
Co, sole Agents fot America, Fieiohcr-Str,ct,
near Maiden Lane, one door below Pesri-sirrct,
sai BY ADAM YOUNG, Jr
Harpers-Eerry, Nov. 50, isS7.-6m.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-04-05

we ~ offaH cement "a flle nfrf fffFe faffirHa
s'irh az general debaHy or uestarss. dsfairusv
sos "a aprutc. Sur rrucisfi8Hs and ssiEff..s al
nc slntuarh rosfttcueFs. bed ache riundifr
haluiFui aud ntlinas elective trr
lhc proprietor dpFs not recommend 60 a. mod
patent uedisines arr, as r. eurr-sU. ssd 49,.
used " ietind wanting thsf fi- fsriEr t.-- 80
81 mgfh derciTed. nllt taeg ssr s-st..t, A., -.
vailed upua fn Try any nore uhiih u ~ ,t.
$3.50 eth iltit hsisan ~ ~ ,lIh a. bar.ir.f. ~
perfons hars rcccised TIE most hapf,t s.i -..f
checih 4 D. proprietor tan produce if 81.
gairct, tle lcsiifnofaas ~ manv rranfcfahIr f.,r
sons 80 hssc been cafrd 81 thc sbosr disrl,rs
The proprietor reguees ~ ihoae pcfs1us ttst
ere Affected in ne 10y shove described f1risc be
medicine fair Hisi, and BE- sasurss them thst
they III M b. disappointed. The proprietor
sstirrs re pablic thsf be Halsarn q flrslih BE-
eniirclf hotanirai in its ronpastiun. is perfect
ny innoccut, aad csn b. ussd hy bfh seaes 81
a1y sFs, vith perieCi tafety sithouI any charge
n habit ~ dirt
The pabiis riii and d rof sale BY ere follow
tag DruEEisia AEeats.
JOSEPH q. HfFE. H1rbe-s- Fsrrs.
4.AglkS HROH.N. Ctarlrtf5aH
CHfRLES HfRPER. giebter S,f,,sa.
fsh. ~, is3t.-en.