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korlh csrolina and Tennessee, re
sembls esrh other very mBsh IN several
particulars. Nprih Carolina hss thirteen
Representatives in Congress. and 90 has
Tennessee. Nor h csrulina soied for
Harrison. and 90 did Tennessee. Norsh
Csrolins publishes sighifen Whig papers.
and 90 does Tennessss. North Csralins
has slse,fd eigh wings and fee Loco
foeos 10 Congress. and 80 hss Tsnnssssr.
Nerlh carslins win Stand By the prsssnl
Administration. and 90 will Tsnsssssr.
Norsh cnclins 10 oui Of ihs woods. md
30 10 Tenssssee.
Joassboro' (7sn.l Wing.
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Remedy for a lightning ShOek-As
this is The season when all are more or
less liable to experience shock from
natures battery, the Buffalo Commercial
Advertiser suggests tina. any person
struck down BY lightning. no matter II
apparently dead. ough, To belaid immsdi.
alely extended on the damp ground; and
il IL do not rain upon him, water should
be thrown on him freely. which in most
cases will conduci OF The electric fluid
without serious injury. Many one has
los, his life when a knowledge Of these
facts on the part Of friends or byssanders
would have preserved il. -.
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thai EIsls Ia cshFHtS iopss their lhaa'
Fhss % TFssuFs aFspssl n ne SO Toes
sbFy lsW, fnd he fEiHhlHhnvHt ~ iifu
theEsuG - Of . nationsi insiilallan Whieh
shall be snlra.tra 9ilh lhe e0llerlian, szas-
keeping. snddl.bursoshl 0fthsPsblIe Sc
ssnue. with sseh powers and Under sueh
liniisiions ssshsll be consistent with szfr-
" Of lhs Pebble and The Liberties Of iIss
People. and ~ he same time sdspaed n
giss Psrmaneney and stability % he eur
reney 81 ihe eonniry."
And IL wss further resolved, .. That.
in The opinion II his Gsnrrsl Assembly.
d National Bank pnder such rrguls-
lions 40 siIh he lighis Of pass experiences
The wisdon ol Congress. may desiss. 10
best calculated % promote and secure The
objects aforesaid"
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he cspisia sRd rFsu ofihs Ship Charles,
lths discovery 81 uhlsh sssssl, with 30
one % hasld. had eaussd rueh gfssi ~
risFmrnl n Npw Oilsaat. Thsir siElE
meas .. thA he chip spflng aieak 6fly
miiss rem Land. shd hnding i impossible
70 keep her clear Il SAFER Il Ess lhOsghI
brsi 70 lravs her. All on board seeord
ingly l0uk 20 The beats. The passengers
wess pun On board che French ship L0His
the I4sh. and The eaPlsin and eIss took
passage in lhe Sehr. Ana. and arrived ~
sboss. They we're sxsminedin Charles.
las before che DissEiei Judge. ~ho found
nothing 40 eondemn In lhe course hey
had lsken, and Discharged Ihem.
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The engineer Misnard, whom we stated
a few weeks ago had been convicted be-
fore the U. s. Circuit Court, at Raleigh,
on the charge Of mutinous conduct on
board the Steamer Wilmington, in the
Cape Fear river, and sentenced to six
months imprisonment, was almost inn
mediately pardoned by President Tyler.
We learn that this extraordinary action on
the part of the President took place on a
memorial sent up by the citizens Of
Raleigh. He and they bestowed their
sympathies on an unworthy object. As
soon as Misnard got clear Of the Raleigh
iail he came here and made threats of
violence against several individuals. A
peace warrant was issued against him,
the serving Of which he forcibly resisted:
He was take however, committed to Jail,
and last week tried before the Court OF
Quarter Sessions and sentenced to three
months imprisonment.
Wilmington Chron.
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Weekly Almanac.
Piano Tuning, sc.

,l,HE MESSRS. wINKLER most respect
fully inform the Citizens Of Hillsborough
and its vicinity. that they will be 10 ,ne 'oma
several days Tor ths purpose o. Tuning aa"
Meading Piano Fortes. xo
June 90. :. 80 49,. - $50. ~
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The Legislature Of Connecticut, a, its
session which has jus, closed. passed. by
very great majority resolutions request
10 the Senators sud Representatives. Of
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Cape Palmas The population Of the
colony al Cape PALMS. is now upwards
Of 500 persons. composed Of emigranIs
from Maryland and their children. The
governor. Mr.. RusswOrm. Is a man Of
cnIour, and also The colonial physician.
The prinripal town j. on The promoniary
Of Cape Palmss. and is surrounded. Eve
miles into the interior, with The farms oil
the colonisls. The most friendly rela
lions are entertained with the nsighborinl
native tribes.
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"A KsT Line Of Atlantic Geam9s.--
The 81. John. n. ID. Herald inform Us.
that the English government 10 about
contracting Tor an additional line Of steam.
ers 10 the North American colonies.
which will give weekly communication
with England. The new line viii be
likely 10 run direct TO ST. John. and from
lhenre 10 the poIl of New York.
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The Hon. Mr.. Black, Wing, has been
elected to Congress from the Somerse,
district, Pennsylvania, without serious
opposition, TO supply the vacancy oc-
casioned by the death Of Mr.. ogle.
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Correspondence Of the National hfeili
genesr.

geneer.
New York, June 81.
Approximations begin 10 be fell m this
city that The difference Of opinion with
members Of Congress in regard TO wha,
may form the best fiscal sgeni. will resul,
in The establishment, Of no bank at oil.
This Apprehension, however. is limited 20
very few. inflsencsd rather by the pro.
cesdlngs in Congress. thus fsr unPless
ant, than by any diree, information that
50 unfasofsbls an issue Of The extra ses.
sion 10 probable. The plot OF The oppn-
nenls OF the Administration is as well IN
,lerslood here. and perhaps better Than d.
Washington. for the reason that many
who give The cue and pull the wires are in
and about this city in,enlly engaged in
Spreading the fsc,ious spirit which has
been so nantes, in the country, particu'
larry in Congress. since the defes, Of Mr..
Van. Buren,. The instructions, as under.
stood. are. that Congress should, IL pos
sible, be prevented not only from the
passage Of a bill creating national bank
bu, from The adoption Of any conservative
measure which will have effect upon the
country for good. II change Of Ad'
mini .traiion results not in benr6, TO The
country. the arguments Of the Wings.
in behalf Of q change. will prove false
and sbortive. IL The change Of measures
can be prevented, i, is all The opponents
could wish. and the hope is INDUCED in,
and no, family, by uniting with every
wing of the main army which may sepe
rate from the main army. the army itself,
strong as il is in numbers, and in the con
kdence Of the People, may be defeated.
/ Rebellion in .7rkansas.--One Of the
grossest and most suoclous violations o.
the law, and deisnce TO the constituted
authorities that we have ever heard OF, re-
Gently occurred in Phillips county. Ark
The regular May term Of the Circuit Cour
being about 10 be held in that county
much property being ad'er.i'ed to be sold
and many executions 10 be levied. . pc
,i,ion signed by 200 names was adjresse,
to Judge Baker. praying him net 10 hol'
the Cour,. Tha, functionsry. in the ho
norsble discharge Of his duty. pr"ceede'
10 Helena. and was on his way TO th'
Court, when the Hall of Justice was for
chilly taken possession Of by 20 arme,
men. who barricsded the door. refuse,
admission to any person, and threatened
the sheriff with death in case he attempt
ed resistance. The sheriff made re
QUESTION upon the Coroner of the Count!
/. for fifty men to enable him TO suppress
the rebellion. Alter this he resigned
and the Coroner Immediately followe,
his example. so that there being no uffi
:. Ger to enforce The laws. and the power I,
appoints sheriff pro ten. devolving on on
who himself was among the insurgents
the holding Of the Cour, was wholly pre-
t vented, and Judge Baker returned to Go
; lumbia.
; The rebels had possession OF the Coul
House a, our last adviees, and no a,lemE
!, had been made to dislodge them. TIT
las absolute high treason TO the state Q
i Arkansas, and should be punished in ,h
: mos, signal and severe manner.
81 . ~. O, Bee.
Il
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DOGS.-We understand that many
dogs are dying with Distemper; and that
one dose, or two at most, of Lobelia, is
an effectual remedy. A dose is large
tablespoonful, in little sweet milk.
This we have from lover Of good dogs,
who has himself tried it.
There was a spirited chase through
our streets yesterday after two dogs sup.
posed to be mad. One of them was
killed. Fayetteville O6s.
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The Ship Charies.-The Schr. Ann.
baund 10 Portsmouth, N. H., pu. into
Charlss,un on Friday, having on board
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We noticed few days ago three boys
pass our office, each with gun on his
shoulder bound on a hunting excursion.
Neither of them can be over ten years old,
and yet their fathers and mothers permit
them to use fire arms. Where is the con-
sideration, what the notions of propriety
of such parents. Have they read unheed-
ingly, the hundreds and hundreds of warn
ings of fatal accidents from the use of fire.
arms by children! Or do they suppose
theirs more manly and cautious than those
of others! A mangled corpse borne into
their doors may teach them duty. Ibid.
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Sail agginsf Nicholas Biddls -ons
of The Mes York journals inquiries a. 10
The precise nature ~ The suiI lately insli.
luled by lhe Bank Uailsd Sasies sfsinsl
Ms. BiddIs. IL 10 brought 70 receiver
nearly seven hundred thousand dollars
paid aut during his administration. for
~hieh no vouchers ran be fonnd. oi which
sun more ihsn Tour hundred thousand
dallars. il 10 asserted. xsrs paid 10 him
for purposes unknown. upon The cheeks
Of he Cashier North American.
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CHAs. s. CLARKSOG,
EDWD, Woodbury..
RUFUS HODGES.
L.. WHITMAN.
A. DUDLEY.
u. A. POWELL.
A. McALPlN.
JOHN REEVES.
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The Growing Crops.-The New York
Express states, on the authority Of per-
sonal observation during an extensive tour,
in the most productive parts of New Jer-
sew and Pennsylvania, that the appearance
of the fields of wheat, rye and oats, pro-
misses an abundant harvest.
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REFERENCES TO the Bishop and ali
the Episcopal Clergy Of North Carolins.
June %. IS
or The Raleigh Register and Standard.
New bern Spectator and Lincolnton wing Ban
ner will publish The above 10 the amour, Of i've
dollars each. and forward their accounts TO this
Office, ~& =&+
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The Bank Of Cape Fear has declared
semi-annual dividend Of three per cent. =
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TERMS OF rusrIos-PAYkBLE IN ADVANCE.
First Class. .+zs Sit %
Second Glass. -,,,e~.,. -~--~ --l5 90 :.
Third Glass. .s.~> l5 90
Fourth Glass, assa tssst. ~ so.
French, ID % So
Latin, ..-~ ID O0 81
Music on Pisao or Guitar, Is 90 ~
Drawing and Psin,ing. 10 90 D.
Needle work on Canvass, s. 90
Do. on Muslin. . 90
JAMES s. SMITH,
CAD. JONES, SR,
WILLIAM CAIN, IL
HUGH WADDELL. =
STEPHEN MOORE, 5
NATHAN HOOKER,
p. III. MANGUM.
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Mr.. Fillmore, from the committee of
WAYS and means, reported a bill author
izing loan not exceeding twelve millions
of dollars; which being read twice, was
referred TO the committee of the whole on
the state of the union, and ordered to be
printed. :.
MIR. W. C. Johnson, from the commit
tee on the public lands, reported bill to
appropriate the proceeds Of the sales oil
the public lands, and to grant presumption
rights: which was twice read, and refer
red to the committee Of the whole, and
ordered to be printed.
The Speaker laid before the house a
communication from the Treasury DE.
partment, transmitting the plan OF a Els
cal Agent which was referred to the sc.
lect committee on the currency, and or
dered to be printed.
A resolution offered by Mr.. Roosevelt
directing the select committee on the cur
rency to inquire into the expectancy o.
the passage Of uniform bankrupt law
applicable 10 moneyed corporations, DC
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aus -

IL lot striped printed Lawns at only L. wide h nd
Diaper - ward wide Furel only y lot coarse Cassre At
oulv Is Cashmere, 6 lot Hats nj only Is;
best Kd CLOVIS s. Cd French Ncnos 0 oi SIX velvet. at
GI lot Taeoni only = bd lot vide
Silks figured plain Ribbons Eat only per
ward For sale at WlLLET HAWKINS store,
No. 81 Greenwc1-strcet
N0TCE.-Bis bought fifty dollar and upwards. - pr
cent. ai.cnnnt allowed an.' lw-
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CIRCULAR.

u Cub..-Tho subscriber respectfully bccs leave INTERIM tho
Greenwich Village aud the public that he Will on ana
line of CABS from the Office corner OF cechr
nd These Cab the first class w patent
aud entirely with safe horses and careful drivers
Per pstrouzng depend puncuhly nnf justice
proprietor tsrminc to accommodate the public me
established will be placed inside the Cabs but
the considerably reduced VIZ All day. 81 5J
by the hour, by the milo, - cents
Church calls attcnicl TO punctuaiy
should be attempted by the drivers noc
will thankfully received ie Office corner OF Beec"er and
Chaes.strects Nh I. JA0oc S' i,Vi,Iic'9i.
Nav York August y, 1-4l. aus stood
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A TIoN is ALES.
Josiah Rich ards, AuctIoueer.
By BANGS, RICHARDS a. PLATT.
>iore lpo bT0dEces


TgfErY-FcUKrg NEw-YoRS TKAcE SalE-rha regular
Stationery Pape Stereotype
articles connected book trade viii the
August NEXT agreeaby the regulations 1t ALL conducted
under OF the trsds
ard conditions heretofore.
S,a,ioutrTe sse Of Staicnery will commence Monday h
August half o'clock The catalogue embraces largo
yey of nk Books bound Russia aud sheep Paper
Quls Steel variety Penell' Pencil Cases Knnes
S,zor. : ssors valuable imported Stationery.
PLAYING Cards-ReyH.d hHe palace Playing Ca' and Crhorcs
Psying Cards. - ,
nk-A valuable of ArEold' "rng Fuu' rnnuN Inn
hlack. blue and red.
Also several valuable OF Book Binders leather
TUESDAY. Angus, 81, and following day, -
Book>-The Books will be commenced on iHeSSy
morning August It o'clock and continued om dsy TO Say
un sold IN the order catalogue Catalogues are nos rraf
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sale. after tho Board.
Commercial and Money Matters.


lsry business the stock board to-day and
better feeling generally prevailed particularly railroad shares
Towards 600 shares Of Harlem sold Improvement Oh
Yesterdays of 1t will be that meeting Of the
road called for Monday Tbs Auburn
and Syracuse rose 81 per cent y and Mohawk About
800 shares Bank othe market opened 1t
o. Subsequently $50 sold day, on the closing
sale u, decline per the closing sale Oh Y
day. Indiana Sterling declined fhe aud ILLINOIS Exc /
Commercial Bank Of Albany has declared oi'"o u f
cent for the last 6 months.
L. s Bank notes have day being quoted NJ " per
Excu,xc.-Fore,cn-Ther il demand for Eng"h
rAchanre and price. firm at sag On Paris 81 22 a 81 -:
Done,,c-B!, Philadelphia 97a97t Baltimore va Ne"-oTin'
%; a95
r. E,rTherc were of United States Bank shares nj
Phadcpha yesterday The panic ePrea to nave reached the h
specie Certainly affairs of this institution become more gloomy
T. r. srrR, BAxx-The Planters
old issues The exception of the notes alb racted from It's vaults
IN Apl amounting $3 We hope tho bank " no" be
able clue the robbery and woud 'ugse to the pubic
10 be on aud these notes without making
inquiry relation TO them lSa'aHhan i'epuoicau'
NJ 0Gioe. to set-In the Basement the New Merchants
Exchange of Wall and Hanoverstree suitable for Brokers'
or other purposes such as coffee There
two offices connected which will be let together for the balance OF the
year at perfectly satisfactory The tenant Apply to MIR
Pearson Exchange Company corner OF ao'cect
and Exchange Place the publisher Of the New World 80 Ann
J'-''''
NJ Richar6son's Accelerated ont.-Ctizens
of New respectfully informed that the building
Directors of tic United states Ss
NAVIGATION Company have appointed 1oshrn @ -, III ]
Broad"ay, receive SUBSCRIPTIONS ana or'e rr, S 30 m
wishing the lrthcancc that proloc They beg also state
that for the building The boat winch - to be
put operation within ninety days from the s Of
September that advanced not to be applied 10
hoy would further s,uto that Mr. ough authorized to refund
the money applied. Us RICHARDSON, fiesdent
PS-Any inormS,ios required will be given Office of le
Company where the stock
also lar sale au@e Il
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NEW FALL GOODS

AT THE NETWORK CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
li2 Fulton-su near Broadway
would OF our friends ana the puoc 10
arc, and well Of uPene Cloths Ca'snere'
and Vesncs and fall wear Gentlemen a'
irving city furnished With full su IN u nouns al
saving Of at least 10 per cent from Broadway prices
Strict punctuaity observed in hing orders
Cash on delivery, and Q abatement IN prices
PsThe cutting department still under the 'uperlnendenee of
Mr. Gaylord whose been too well appreciated by
f,hona public any Particular attention paid
., .,,,,,c ,art ,ual II c. BOOTH, Agent
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SPLENDID DRY GOODS,
VIEW AND CHEAP.

rJW 81 q. BARKER, PSI Grand-st take this method
onormng friends and the public generally that they
have ust end cheap
goods they opened and prepared TO sell very
lev Prices
- pieces coord stripe and figured gro De Aque
Is ao Hellenic silks, light aud dark coiorsi
20 do rich Ch-une Silks assorted coorsi
IS do very rich brocale silks, new style
p do gro. de Oron very superior quality
% d. gro Newly York and gro de Perse very Tlchi
20 do jet and blue blk. gro de Swiss, very heavy
Is do gro de Rhine and Italian Silks, high lustrei
10 do let and blue blk. Italian, 5-4, rich and heavy;
$50 do rich fgd stripe changebIe and plain black blue DIX
and coored comprising extensive assortment ever
offered.
TAGLIONIs s. BOMBAZINEs
100 pcs beautiful oor gd Tagonis some cheune patterns
80 pcs Jet and blue blk boiabazine 20 different qualities
DE LANES & CHALLIEs.
100 pcs lust imported plain hg stripe and cooed grounds
very desirable.
IS pc. Saxony de LANES, double width from IS to As Cd
1aERINOEs.
IN nos French blue blk invisible green and light eoor-
1Oa pcs German of very desirable coors low price,
50 pcs new style cold ground, handsomely figured
FLANNELs.
40 pcs red white yellow green black Welsh and English Flaa
ues, cheap, and warranted not to shrink
PRINTS.
French and English from Is to S. splendid stock
IS cases Mermack Dover Fall River 3D. Sd l0d and Is.
sHEETINGs AND sHERTINGs.
10 case. long cloth Hamilton and York mill Mustn't 3D. 3D.
l0d, Is and I'D
Is bales brown saeepg, Cd, 3D. lod.
Families wishing supplied with Goods for the Fall and Win
by purchasing their Goods at establishment
that they will save p per
NIB Goods leeIy shown all will with call; c
CASES PRINTED SALONS Iscs 81 ssd ana .'
I sale cheap by Lau2s O. H. LEI y
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THE UPTOWN
ENAMELED CARD MANDATORY,

r THE OFFICE Is SHOWN THE VARIOUS SIZES OF
~ best Enamsed Cards manufactured a. above ana t reG
prices paid for eacom which 20 cent now deducted
Fngrsyer and all interested in Polished Sur,ce Cards
specially informed that manufactured above
DESCRIPTION for Cospepate Printing no sails and
Beautiful Polished Pearl Surface Cards lenamelcd)
Printing also for sale above ut half the above
CARDS manufactured above printed the following rate.
100 100 Cards for - 700 Cards for % ci'
800 do do 20 e 500 DO > ct. 100 DO ,'
Cars for 81 IN hundred for larger number Su2 w
- SNUNDEKs's METALLIC TABLET IA
TX. ZOK STROPh No. IN England, France aud America
From Caignani., Messenger French Paper, Nov ICES
SAUNDEHs METALLIC TbLET-Ih' article mas been eA'emeF
throughout England America less here mpsrs to
keen and smooth edge fr quicker aud with more certainty
'"'' any ''''' ''''' FROM ENGLISH PAPERS
The United Service Gazette of Dee. :, le5e
We receive great many cad IN tue way OF sample Of com
molics behalf the smallest favor thankfully received
u some'MeS however mention, ID V'tul 49, '' @ .s
scsnousy praise submitted 10 appreciation such the
der any razor ready for few moments with
gnds'onc adThe we do not hesitate 10 pronounce the
lFrou Bells Weekly Messenger.
Saunders, patca, Metallic Strop Of the
be, inrs Of the kind This excellent Tablet
the properties both hone and stro requires no on or
ud. and is its extremely simple In mott particularly
recommended gentlemen experience the Inconvenience OF
and beard occasionally applied to the
Tablet viii aud retain perfect an edge A. render the opc
Of shaving and agreeable was before unpleasant
have several certificates the great the Tablet
rop scientific gentlemen t hat be sa' factory
public, eht To insert
com Dr. Valentine Mott, and General jaime, T.lmaiso;
The undersigned have for some time made daily ue OF george
Strup freely value The
side which Metallic Tablet know thing
of his owG mi country. appears be
hone. and the
prncipc upon smooth
the unpleasant necessity Oh or water
10 assist IN whcnr Srop exceed
ncy finished fiat smooth and almost elastic preserving the
edge which destroys ts keenneSs
GRlSCOM,
May 10th, 1897. VALENTINE MOTT
SGnd,rss Razor Strop sides combines admirably all
requisites sharpen aud w fine and ,mGch esge
: Il re-, comfort possess It. JAMES TAlLMAD"t.
Newly York, Nov. lsi'.
Re careful when YOU buv to the label
NIL others called Metallic Tablet
ans II. &. SAUNDERS, lob broadway.
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Die0

Al Kenmero on Brandy D Joshua tipln aged 10
Abans Me, Mrs Abigail Douglass wldo" oil ue ac
Ebcncxcr Doug lass OF New London, CT aged 20
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GRIDLEY'S SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
From LIZ Ay1es nrmcglst. Iayann. y. Y.

7
HAVANA Chemung ~ Y, January lot eil- certify that
have Gridlcy valuable Salt Rheum Ointment Tor six
wears past which all believe
there four OF It's falling ~ tie
m,nv dozens have of Scd Head and one OF long
standing IN this vsge ctctuay cured by the OF IT, three
invaluable remedy for cutaneou
mart of the country for several years down. but IN
r,ro>c. IN nonnIaItv ard demand SII.AS c. AYERS.
Rheun Scad Head Scoulou Ulcers
&C. will find in the above safe certain and final cure
Warranted to effect all OF Salt kh7um and Sead
Head or the money refunded. Price, 30 per bottle
Enr .nc hv NM EIrRGEk Drnrgt Courtandt au2e Ills