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From the Mobile Advertiser.
THE FAREWELL OF Mr.. CLAY, TO
MORT r

AOBILE-
Last evening our distinguished cuest
took his departure, embarking on board the
steamer Creole for New Orleans, al hall
past four o'clock. 10 himself, and 10 those
who hold him in that hish regard, which is
due to man who has spen, so great por
ton Of an eventful lie 10 the service Of his
country, the honors uhic'. were paid him
Oh his departure, must have been, If posi-
bic, more gratifying than those Of bis re
cepilon. 10 the latter case there was no
heraIdry or parade 10 the public prints, it
was all, apparently, as spontaneous and as
cordial as the outpourIngs OF single heart
in lis gratitude towards 90 acknowledged
benelattor. II seemed like the work Of q
! moment, and hence il had charm, which
all the forms and uorgeousness rf public
parades, the lrumpet's cIangor and The can
non's roar, could not more than equal. The
reception vas pageant, alike credllable to
] the occasioo, to the citizen. soldiers Of Mo
/ bile, and 10 the Gil Zrns themselyes-it was
hearty-it vas brIlIisnl-but tho parting
was an exhibition Of feeling, unexpected as
Il was generous and lroe-the pufest--tbc
mos, appropriate and acceptable Offering TO
a sensitive and lofty mind. The comph.
ment Of winch We speak, was as follows
II ls the custom Of the Fire Department
Of Mobile TO hold an examination on the
first Monday in every month. Those DAYS
are called " washiogdayq ;'-yesterday
,pae ora &c f:,oon da,o A., - - IL
perhaps than usual, all thc companies, from
No. 10 {, made rally on the public
square, with their beautiful engines, and
other apparatus. Each company was dis.
posed By The Chief Engineer and his assist.
ants I'M circular line, 10 regular numerical
order, and every tang arranged with al
most magical celebrity. BY this limo
crowds OF people began TO assemble, 10 wit
ness Inc exhibition. Presently The barouche
ad1 four beautiful gray horses, that had
( been appropriated to The use Of Dir. Clay
during his visit to The city, uas seen to en-
ter upon Tho enclosure, and STATED IN the
carriage, along With lhe Mayor and Gov.
tIayle, that gentleman himself, the honored
] guest OF the city, then about TO make his
last adieus to hts entertainers. Arrived a,
the liae Of the circle, he alighted from The
carriage, AID beng met by the Chief En.
gneer, was by him conducted around the
lines, and gwen personal introduction 10
the several Foremen and officers Of the
companies and Of the Fire Departments
HIS qualification al the neat end orderly an
paarance of the men. each company in its
own peculiar uniform, and also his admira
lion Of the beautiful engines, we're unbound
ed. The ceremony of introduction and 10.
speciiou over, the order was given to com
mouce action. Theexhiblion was extreme.
/ y happy and successful. Ia momen, the
air vas filed with torrents of water, and as
II fell in sparkling drops Of softened spray,
We observed the formation Of numerous
| farnbows, as perfect and as beautiful in col
or, as ever spanned the heavens, during a
natural shower Of rain. This spectacle
having been completed, Mr.. Clay after
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minded, hard working mon ofihis party in
the Senate, but few ure OF SO much callbro
as 10 bear desc ripiion,-and as the other
House presenisa greater variety, propose
TO visit them, and end my sketches. At
present hold myself excused from politics,
dislike that word. , am no politician,
but only "A COSMOfUlailE II.
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Absolute Cnrc-Ail.
10000 TENS ri, p1s. 81 D !, '1li@.


MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR ine,unask
Il not ouiy cures quicker. but gives 70 sdai'iqaa
PAIN, nor leaves scu. Pre- IL positively feHt.t
cd harmless. tsl0 has been rifefed slI rce'a' .
any person returning an empty boz, ana ia(ft
that all sRoDy on amounting IL 10, exu',ed 70
few minutes, yet, not one from ihoussG' q ~
ala sincc hiss claimed the bonur Pifch's an
lous 70 guard against general injuries apa i'N
money, time, leisure and liie, and pfs'cai 'b''
oirpring from being disfgured BY burns, q t,'a
smallpox PutiuleS, tIt possessing The tt'A l'
power 10 replace tho oclIulary organs de'lig'o
can do 40 by obtaining ibis iDosiinas'e 's''e-
Mony deeply burnt CAGES in the cry can b stf''
and one cntIre face burnt over and soanCte '-''.
distinct times IN the same spot sh'le tr'Ifg' "
IN M case can be traced the least eicsiflfe "
mark For all kinds OF hurts, lis rapid so'i
ELECTS, are alike important even sore eif' NJ ~.
lNfLAMHATI0NS and BROKEN bttASi'
sonld be- unknown. The toilet and naf'fiy, F"
clearing the skin Of pippcs. remoslng chalst ~
eill find i indispensable. Onrc using ot'} VIZ
forever establish II tho soyereien HbAisAit1
quality. Amer this n5gice. ausd7 OF isnN'''
lowing torture for months, and ultimately
toried features, can never vine away rsp0tN,
justly Uttered By disabled child, lot Hege'"'!
TO triumph over ere. r.
For sale IN Charlotte. n. e., hs y. Oates ane :
J. llolion in Salisbury by c. d. Wheeler Y I, "f
ington by J. T. Mabry in Greensbafonga =
q n. Slnan; in Fayetteville By j. a. VI N'''
Yorkslle. s. {, By Comstook X Co.'S Seeht
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A result Of the Exploring Erne.,;..

A result Of the Exploring Erpedi6o,
In the January number of the Houirr,
raj Magazine, in an article entitled a. =,
Prospective view of Horticulture (or II.
year 1872" We find the following ;a ,''
resting paragraph;
"An important addition has been q, D.,
tima,ely will be, made to cur collecro,
by the labors Of the exploring expoda,,.
The number of live plants brouph iog,
amounts TO between two hundred ar1 ~.
hundred species, among them several ,oa.
fruit trees from the East Ipdieq r.,
collection Of seeds embraces MANY t.,
dred kinds, from all the yarlou, Ma.
where tho expedition touched, amonc .e..a
many Of The crlcas, from the Cane Of ca
Hope, and the splendid pinus Laa be,,;,,,
and others, from the Columbia r.yer. Ts
seeds were placed under The d.uc.o, y,
the National Institute at WasEipa,or IN
have been literally distributed +, n.
Pickering, the curator. For Tie crag
Of the 1--we plants, a greenhouse 5g ,.,
long, has been erected on he ,ar.,,
ground IN the rear Of the Patent Ol,rf-
Part Of this has been partitioncd If +.
store or hot house for the tropical +. l.,
and fruits. These, when increased
probably be distributed among ,be au,,.-
men Of the country"
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PILES, &C.

A RE wholly prevented, m governed u w n. I,
"a tack has como on. il yen nso the oe .,s y,
llArs' iISlMESr. fiom Cnnisiook N Co ~
and every Thing relieved b. i that odn'i -.
Outward application. II acts like ci'aT0'' ~ \
For sale in Charlotte N. C. BY n Ofc'i " p p
Iisbury by C. D. Wheeler IN LaSirpIoo y =
Mabry; 10 G,rensbarouph by ]. & I S.aa, 4
Fayetteville BIZ J. a. M'Raoi in lors"'F'
by Comslock q Cos agent.
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Hard times ia PeHnsylcaaia, II r;g
Der Of the Legislature, says the lllfns
burg Capitoiian, received a letter irem "a
intelligent constituent living IN jlaaa
county,in which It was stated that sage
and SIX horses were lately sold at eou,t
blc's sale IN Tusearora valley Of that eoat.
~, Tor three dollars; and that batter VS.
also lately sold out ia Lewiston, Mia
county, at The sale of which wool hls
brought FRO seats and fur hats frtnig fix
cfnts. II this Is not an indication Of aai.
times we DO not know hats.
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az oRNs, WORMS! srAa-nso F,crs :

HST ORNS, WORMS! Sraa-fJsG F.cTs -
w Hundreds Of Children and adults are lot
yearly with worms, Hhen some other cause has
been opposed to b. the true orc.
!, il admitted b. all doctors tliat scarce 4 man,
woman or child exists but are sooner later iron.
bed with worms, and in hundreds Of cRses. sad
10 relate, supposfd fever scarlatina, cold or come
Other ailing carries Of the flowers Of the human
faniy-uhlle in truth they die Of Worms, and
these could have been eradicated in day. by the
nae Of bottle Of KoLHSTOCk'S VERMI.
FUGE, At the cost Of quarter Of dollar
IL Coution.--Aeycr hoy this article unless il
has DR.. Kolmstock's Vermifuec" Handsomely
engraved on the outside label, and the fac-simile
Of Constock & Go.
For sale ia Charlotte, n. c. by D. Oates and T.
J. ilolton; in Salisbury by G. y. Wheeler in Lex.
lngton by ]. p Mabry; in Greensb borough By J..
& r. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J A. M'Rac; IN
YorkV.e, 5. c. by Comstock &, Co.'S agent.
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An imporfaa. Fact fer M,fmrri z.-We
learn that a young woman was Ihrowpr.
to the mesmcric state, al the Cit, Hahn
Lowell, on Thursday evening last. +, ~.
W. =. ShaItuck, and submitted . tie ~.
Grafton Of extracting humour on The hi.
der, without mauiies,,ng The s.iQhics IN.
saiion or suffering the sIightes, pain Al
incision around the tumor, was mad, n
the depth Of nearly two inches, ana IL
operation was ono, which, under Ordinary
circumstances would have caused neus
pain, fain,inr, &c. On bring brouss
back 10 the natural state, the lady was 70.
tlreiy free from pain. and was o., ag;n
that any operation bad been peIforued-
The iumor has been preserved in SPINS
and wns shown TO us Yesterday. Tbsa.
pertinent was performed under DE ira
personal examination If DIS. llottaat
PIllsbury, and Horn, Of Lowell, sol % %.
presence Of large and respectful i1l
cree. \ full and scientific report + lie
case will soon be published. Corseas
unnecessary. Let this fac, spcil i.- Il.
self. Boston Post.
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EeALDNEss.-BALM OF COLUMBIA, 10

EeAIDNESS.-BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
The hair, which will stop it n falling out, or
restore It on bald places and on children make il
gro" rapidly, Or on those who have lost the hair
from any cause.
All VERMlN that infcst the head Of children
IN schools, are prevented Or killed by il at once.
Find the name of Comstock e. Co. on il or never
try il. Reminder this dipavs
For sale in Charlotte, NJ e. by r., Oates and T.
J. fIolton; IN Salisbury by C. y. Wheeler; 10 Lex.
ington by J. r. Nabry; in Grceusbofou b by ].
& Il. Sloan; in Fayetteville by a. MRae in
YorkvilIe, S. C. by Cons,ock Il Co.'S agent.
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A Mrs. S,ier, wife of farmer 81 Alse.
hany county, Pa. was rceenIy delivered
Of three children. An exchange ppt
calls THIS STIRRING BY The r.ls q lint
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I'D nEuuATlsN and LANENEsS g'.'...

Ed HEUMATiSN aud I.AMENENH pee. "a
aa " cured, and all shrivelIcd moSc'es X. 4.
limb. are restored, in tie old or young tue ~
DIAN VEGETABLE ELixiR AsD NERvE ANi, D'Na n
ImESr--.but never without the name OF '''''''
g. Co on u. = g..
For sale in Charlotte, ~ C. bg u oa'c' r
lshury by G. o. Wheeler: IN loslngioi, y ii
Mabry; in Groersborough by J. ~ En- IT, { c.
Fayetteville ~ J. a, M'Rao; in fofH'''''
by Cons,ock Il Cos agent. --
Casa aa4 Deliepy bonds for T''' 6'''
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The Court arc therefore Of opinion:
That a mu,iuy has been organized o.
board the I. s. brig Somers, to murder Tho
officers aud take possession Of the brig.
That mldshlpnlan. Philip Spencer, boat
swain's mate Samuel Cromwell, and sea
man Elisha Small, were concerned in ano
guilty Of sucl, muiny
That had not the execution taken place
m attempt would have taken place to re.
Ieasc the prisoners, murder the officers. and
to take command OF the brig.
That such an attempt, had il been made
IN the night, or during a squall would. il
the Judgment oftho Court, from the number
and character OF the crew, the small size
Of the brig, and the daily decreasing phys.
zeal strength of the officers, occasioned by
almost constant watching and broken Stun.
beers, have been successful.
That Com. Mackenzie, under these cir.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-02
LONGLEY'S GREAT WESTERN INDIAN
PANACEA

WHENEVER thou art sick, Thy stomach and head s,pre.
evil eo"aou and 'Rs mss b. we es
the doctor or buy DO. Of Plsc; ,s j. the time
whenever thou thpsesi prudent man that might be well
s:s sss
III. med cine and save myself cost
the taste and freely asen by children; agrees
bly, and without psn give, tne to the stomach and
10 the vsr 9s stomach a b and the blood thereby
The srenes Of bilious disease whchso much abound its
la Asthma the relief almost instantaneous and nearly as
certain as that the redcine is administered The Psna
ciespe. catharic in market
tn Hon Roper s.E Mons judge e the .iT. esur in the
best remedy for bilious attacks to which Ian subject that
A. q Ransom. E,q l.wyr 81 John street. New York,
70, IN % s Of h %s
rR s
no, be without it on any copsid ration. -,
m1 a-y a. s 4:
failure Of two courses Of sav and all the ordn modes
tins fever dyeoe 70 y your ' Panaess
,S @ h h @ II s H @ oT s~ y
sine:. My appetite returned, and better health
Dr. YES; Of BIN, hampton. s,y'hsys used your Pan'cea
d., my % sn aSG nsys &
~ many an invaluable medicine 1t acts as aIatve
hs and liver an
eetns ascd and restoring the healthy condition Of those
Dr. Eldrids. of Bnphampton. recommend, this dicuc
the ard bowels. parfyna III blood. have
to ,sS hat rs d n sa sq 90 &c. ns Ss
effective saiaaItic have eyer used do earnestly
Ss the
: VII:
ous attacks Say. he wa, speedily relieved g.iox your
es,lsnt eath'1 rS. medicine now in i, use s,
md in hiatt.
tuts foT ca,omel in any form;
With Sd hs
and
nd
As . .na
oa
IL. msdiei1e my family family medicine; and
70 F.eS Is to the pn,csa after an
to ssaed TO his general me great
js%s; ssls Ns%Sus Ssd:; d., hi; wife
He asss % s Hsas 5 in she
and ssg qui-y through the night of bottle entirely
Mr. s,eph Woovsr,on Of Union was more than IS years
Of @ Ga hsd s,ss and beth with
viii was the ssh% He commenced taxing the fsnaeea in
snf isT % his M .
tDus to enjoy As good health a. aver I'D in youthful d,y
any sS se;iod g my I s;
WITH s s Ss lee c Is aa s mas d
thu time could not sleep. ear transact business
Mr.
TO the Paracta and und alnos immediate relief Some
months aer h comm ned king it, he says- have contin-
ed the Panacca moderately unit have taken in all
and half bottles am now comparatively WELL andd
hesitate say believe the Panscea is eecual for
asthma
Mr. Mather, of Schuyler, had been afflicted with asthma
f years The Panacea ey ed and before he
had ksn M bottle he he could sleep quisy the
tic night.
Aso Of Mr. VIM Andres, at 46 Broadway, New York,
aged eight y.ars ac ed with serious the
called scrfuous which covered almost the Of
hi ad arning the nature of Psnace says Mr. An
dfos and the had effected induce
obtain tile, and from entirely restored
This last exhibits, striking int of view, the pui-
flying effects of the Pan the blood. The ce'tcat-s
in full ON which the above condensed be
with The az
Price so bottle nd for sale the Principal Office IS
Broadway h- New ORR dcne and by the
publish agents through the and the Union. rn25 lmsr
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EJUCAL.
GUIDE TO SOUND TEETH.
ESlDEHATUM IN DENTISTRY.
Dk- a. c. CAsTLE, REM0yED TO ssl BRoAn

Dk ckk@tf2 sEMS S F6 u TsEkoIhp.
DWAY, csuerof WHITE STREET, has Paste for d.
ing decaysd hollow teeth IL DO put the tesde
teeth without pain with which becomes
ONE hard solid restoring prsse
iaa hitherto painful and useles teeth n6cay sopnd ane
perfect in all teir respecrs IN ALL
CASE6 the necessity Of Ladies the disn-
suished society, oeI c testimonial. the vivid
terms, 70 ito efficacy. The Editor Of the Evening Post,
-" II il admirably adapted for tender teeth and
and Dr. Castle the teoh with
and .bty.n The New York Aurora =" IL makes
the teeth in all for ife" Tho Sun,
DE- Castle has c5ansd muck celebrity for his lcee mode
of filing the teeth" The gentlemen Of the
Medical Faculty, hays personally tried and recommend Dr.
Castes Paste for llne the teeth looh-nche Pills, Of
which in the aching eoh, will eitec.
From the Journal of Commerce)
DELICATE ANO SUCCESSFUL OpEhATlON.-Dr.
A. c. Castle has replaced by ingenious piece Of dental
mechanism the lost portion. Of the upper and bones
shot in the u Lieut. -, of the u 8. N. who
met with ths terrible and casualty while Of
the Indians Florida. We letters from Lieut. B.
cen6rmat q this extraordinary and entire
thai the Of thes. important sk uliy replaced by
Csstc OF III. Lieutenant.
DR. c. Hrtfcisl esh the rcpe OF adhesion by T.
mosphec pressure DR. Castle refers the Spanish,
Ere nch snd e. glish Mi SouR the spanh
Cpss Hear Admiral Walton, Lord Morpetn en McCarty,
Gov Mison DIR Johns Pesi OF the Medical 30
ciety, " Y; Mrs Gen Games Beck, M d. DR. A
Smith Dr. Dels6cd, DR. Bsado DR. Boyd, Dr Buyer. Dr.
Cheesman DR. Ste ens, DR. Torrey DR. 6aycs, DIR
VIM 0rayson. DR. DernE &c. &c. Office 3si Broadway.
Ua I'm.
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A CLEAR COMPLEXION FREE FROM
ERUPTION OR DISAGREEMENT

MAY BE HAD BY ALL. by using a remedy now vel
" known TO be OF the inventions Of
age IL made IN the shape Of beautiful SOAP entirely
erad'cies eruption such PIES, eck biochs
sevy salt rhtum TAM morphe sunbup, OF disbursement
o. the skim mpanng TO the lace, body, neck OF arms pesn
uul healthy cleanes No Is oheeo Ohe
% wall suffice to recommend il % all II shaSes , ne c Scr,
Of dhrs sunburnt yellow skin to hnf heaishy c,Gu
nes has received the approval Of the Meaics
rers. who call il miracle, wonder, ana oIes,W
nthupdcds dolas to cure IN sap y sou !, ~
cake BY T. Jones a his peTiunery sHb
OF he American Eagle ~ Chatham street r. and py these
~ nv, 20 he sma ,can Hotsi Washington, C in Boston,
st,ie sree no CbaTIeson q. O King st.; in Albany, 81
cities, No mNh
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BARRY'S WIGS AND SCALpS

THE importance which all have attached Head Of
HaT clear index Of the value set on personal figure and
when by cspcious freak OF Nature the human
deprived Of ITS fair proportion Ar is resortsd ORDER by
artificial supply the deficiency Hence have
rys Ventilating and tiossamer
WIGS AND SCALPS,
still stand preminen above all Others Their peculiar light
and ventatng Character he being exactly
the their elasticity their superior material
and workmanship well their style Of finish and arrange
all combine such perfect heads thew
be be fully appreciated.
The complete that the above has
the manufacture Of his unrva for hr last two
far exceeds his most sam nine expectations He respect
thar he the best and cheapest maker city They can
only DO had lag Broadway of Liberty st. up stairs
Private rooms for fitting wigs and toupees.
o1,nAv
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PRIMERS AND BINDERS WAREROO
Nos. % and 81 Gold street, N. York, April 1913
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.

i MANDATORY, in consequence OF the add ien Of
improved machinery their works. aud the reduc
reduce prices Of their Presses and Of Pnte and Binders
WI , Sc &c 'e ~ '"e" new" p'"e'
This establishment still under the personal uperintend.
their fend that notwithstanding the great reduction in
pe articles this establish shall
tain the high reyu which they hitherto sustained
Il wi be their endeavor improve the quality
OF them in every particular They ser themselves also that
Their od friends viii only continue their favo but that
Printers generally will appreciate their epdesvors to furnish the
srticlcs at barely reinunrratlng prices.
Ordes from OF the country Tor all articles used By
Printers Binders including Types Ink Paper, &C. will be
with the greatest and prompuude aud on the
best terms.
Jobbinc work and repairing will be the lowest pos
sible prices. with every attention and expedition.
~ BAH articles manufactured by this establishment will
he stamped X HOE co so that from abroad
be imposed with spurious articles made IL imitation
Of theis
Printers Of who publish this with
this three before the first If July send
of their papers will be enued payment OF their bill
buypg four Oft ap20s
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PEA 81 ~ CON,S

j. PEASE " SONS
e Throat S,suS W5sS1nS Conn x.ihm; ssp.aes
fuse cOraton, and ali Disease, leading Consumption
TIL. pleasant medicine formed by eomb alton OF TWEEN
ye esIe. I'd DsI1eds. al ssebIaea TO- the cure OF
ton il one Of these Giles should be used ana afford
that the benefit Of the whole experienced
Al important ingredient in this candy is .arsaparIa and for
that oos sI Suy % it purifier
Sold wholesale and res At 4, DIVISION streets 10 Aston
House EA Be- faESa' sPf 81 55rLsRoYMEN
The iersensd have used peass BOO. Compound E1
s1S
paip. Is ~ remedy these and the
mend to our brethren ,Ou u,, hGu he CRSoa s.
Rey.l Crawford pastor the seeond NJ L. Chu,eh Hud
Re-. Mr. Wsiii,seI Of Presbyterian Church,
II !" a ',.on aud Gather ne streets - .
s:"' s sssStTp ciy ns,ss .rs.
re dsuea 8, h fes r s pastor Of Church, Gold street.
hsv. Mr. Bangs pastor of M +. Church, Fonyth street.
NO HUMBUo.
Them Jude 70 For hi' each one may give trial. and
SHSTSS }E Sss Z n Ts,ss; ,,A ,,
To Messn J. Tease b Son, 43 DIVISION st.
The following from John Tvler President OF the Unteo
States -
WAsHINeror. April eh. 1913.
The President desr Msssr Pease ron his
ackno ard very sincere thanks for the
received their hands He has used with mucn benefit t.
hintelf emedy for cold and cough.
am VIZ. J5S ifSs TYIsR. Jr Private secr.arf.
Mcssn. Tease Son.
" Aapnyvs 10 Astor House, Ito Broas
way snd &C William ST. Owsn, siIth Avenue; rmson
cor William Fulton Badeau. 2co Bowery; Cot
Bls ecker Martin. cor 2t II and 9th AveBue Mr.
Fnk lower Poi Once; schiefin. IA Canal street.: Dodd
I'll Broadway; ,ecouat jun ton OF Grand DIVISION
Ihurons Dapens,Iy lsa Honery cor Spring &c; ston,
avenue Godfrey 81 Cannne Brigham Houston Il and
d. ksi.ted 90 EIoadHsy; K.er 7S broadway; Nc
Kuun Clurch Cham5ers Smith 90 We,t Broac
way; lioge o7 Wer e. ,adway; Chiffon se al street;
Th.yer, 24l SpLng RoSenmer 3ll Blocker ST. Green
3sg Broadway: Dugss Col Broadway.
". B--ksoh agent Who ,e he genuine Horehound Candy
has certificate sgD-o j. Pea.e Son, IS Division Al
genu ont Of the City Durgess Il ZlcbeI No Ledger
Buildings, ihtadclpha Reddpg o., No State street.
Boston; DsrrcI Sts.e At 5any; Robinson Ne " Ba
more s. Bss,more Nd; Weed Waters, Troy; trYsn,
d!cys Is High 81, do. a21 I'm