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ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEA.
TIER IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN.
HE RENTnRER- a NEW Cuf


MlCAL DISCOVERY.
OST people know, ,ha, skins and hides are
converted into leather BY the use OF Tan.
eAuae'td from certain barks, &c. When the
ana strength ot the Iannln is worn out,
laf' becomes dead, hard, dtg, byittic, cracked,
aea eih erast, &c. TINS ALL hAOH.
,ss'ore then life, sojfncss, motsfHess, Strength,
e'aAtss' and Remove all crust, fly, or blister
r. "e hanin. This substance the leather
'An receive The second time but the whole
IN y are IN this article, the OIL OF TAN.
~"a'eh pcnctraies the stiiiest and hardest
~ u has been tWcuty years in use aud
vars easily with tho iingots. il impatts at
,,uongth that is utterly incredible until
n,oecomes Ike new leather. in all respects,
| seAgh,iul soitncss and polish, and makes
,aa'0f completely and perfectly impervious
| and particularly boots, shoes, carriage
",s trunks, harness, and in fact all things
Il, ~ =, ~alher, giving splendid polish, even
aa. "an new lcathcr has, and at least doubling
ana durability, in whatever manner the
n. used These are facts
aOe Who will may wear old shoes. groan with
nv s'"e with old carriage tops, have old harness
10Y Them away half used, look hlthy them.
e,, u al about them, expend double what is
Tor articles OF leather 10 their hearts
,,,oN. y, what VIC care, il their prejudicos are
No ny s'uoy Will not try new discovery. We
.avors 10 ask Of them, they are the great.
Fon,no '' and We beg for nobody's custom or
t.NSe Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
ks,oop 10y genuine unless with the fac-simile of
~ 20. For sale IN Charlotte, N. C. by
kon ~ =. 70 Salisbury by G.. II. Wheeler in Lex.
kh,O, +. Mabry in Greensborough by J. &
81, IN Fayetteville by J. a M'Rae; in York.
ny Comstock & Co.'S nront.
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g. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Comnoun,

g. ARSAPARlLLA --Coms,ock Compound
~ Extract. There is no other preparation OF
Safsaparia, that can exceed or equal this lfyou
are sure 70 get Cumstock's, you will find il supe
rior to all others. It does not require putting
For sale in Charlotte, n c. BY B. Oates and T.
J. iloIton; in Salisbury by C, b Wheeler; in Lex.
lngton by J. P Mabry in Greensborough by J.
4 R. Sloan; in Fayetteville BY J. A. NJ Rae; in
Yorkvllle, S. c. by Cons;och & Co.'S agent
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O&cial Jpu.-Goy. Morton tof Mass.

OGcial WiL-Gov. Morton (of Mass
is a tall, spare man, and Lieutenant Gov
ernor Childs is below the ordinary stature.
On the day Of their inauguration the ex-
Secretary Bigelow remarked that in bis
opinion the Commonwealth had now got
"the Tong and short Of the Democracy of
Massachusetts," This sally caused roars
of laughter, amid which the Secretary
gracefully retired.
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Absolute Curc-.Ail.
Eds. T al. pis, s"i p Al 'li

MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR incstimabe.
II no, only cures quicker. bat gives no additional
pan nor leaves scar. F,fe IS positively render.
ed harmless. $40 has been offered six months 10
any person returning an empty box, and cay ing
tina, all agony amounting is not extracted in a
few Minutes, yet, not one from thousands OF tri.
ais siace has claimed the bonus) Parents Rnx.
ions 10 guard against general injuries and save
money, time, leisure and lie, and prevent their
offspring from being disGsutcd by burns, or even
small pox pustulcs. IL possessing the enyiable
power 10 replace the ccllulary organs destroyed }
can d. 30 by Obtaining this inesimabo salye,-
Many deeply burnt cases in Tie city can be seen,
and ono Nitric face burnt over and wounded three
distinct times in the same spot while healing, yet
in m case can be traced the least cicatrice or
mark, Far all kinds of hurts, its rapid soothing
effects, are alike important; even sore eyes, ALL
INFLAMMATlONS and BROKEN BREASTS
would DO unknown. The toilet and nursery, for
clearing the skin Of pimples. removing chafo &c,
will find Il indispensable. Once using only will
forever establish il tho sovereign HEAL ALL
quality After this notice, heads OF families al
lowing torture for months, and ultimately dis.
urtcd features, can never wipe away repFoach,
Justly uttered by disabled child, for neglecing
To triumph over IRE.
For sale in Charlotte, n. c., by y, Oates and T..
7 lIollon in Salisbury by c. u. Wheeler; in LEX
iupton BY J. 7. Mabry in GroCnsborough by j.
& Il. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A, M'Rae; in
York,illc s, U, by Comstock y Cos agent.
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just Received.

RR MTCHAEI.S' PILLS. an cfTec,aal cure
, ioS the FEVER and AGUE.
--aLSD--~
admI'ablc Vegetable Tonic, Ia cases Of DYS
(fSlA, and d, bilitatcd state Of the sy.tem.
Zoo sale y l,oicsalu aud retail nv
u. OATES
e agent W The proprietor, Charlotte, y c
r. q. lsI1. 22u
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CHARLOTTE. N. C. MARCH q. 1ss3
DIR. EAJEEEI'S
VI d D T g 4 II ID S :
RESTOREa OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES
Nv HETIlER produced by bile, phlegm from
~ Internal morbid matters, arising FROM
badly cured old disorders from the use OF mer.
curry, calomel, bark &c, or in females) from tho
change OF life, as specified in the Pamphlet.
ANri.SHruIlric S,RUP.--This medicine is in
all Fenerea Disorders, certain remedy.
ABIssiNA MIXTURE in liquid and in paste. :
celebrated for lie speedy and perfect removal Of
GonorrlGa and elect
Coin MrNE BMsAM, for Bilious and Nerrou,
Affections. Colds, &c.
AROMATIC EXTRACT, lnimcnt for Indigestion,
Goodness in the stomach, Numbness or Weakness
IN The limbs, rheumatism, sc.
DECORATIVE POWDER, for Bilious Fever. Head
taken in the Restorer.
JArAN OINTMENT, for Piles, which is 10 be ap.
piled besides the Rcstorer
BENGAL OINMENT, for letter, Rngworm, Salt
Rheum, Scaldhead, Eruptions Of the skin, and foul
ulcers; Is TO be applied besides the Restorer
UNIVERSAL OR STRENGTHENING Plaster, for
diseases OF the Chest, Dyspepsia, Innammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, sc.
On. krHI's Acoustic On, for Deafness and al
other Auricular Complaints, which is 10 be used
together 18th the Reslorer
Ii'Dr. Kuhl's Pomphllt Treatment" &c,
entered according to Act of Congress, contains
full Directions for The use OF the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
VI Persons wishing 10 procure any of The med.
lcines, will please direct their orders. with the a.
mount, post paid to DR.. kUHL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, N. C., or Richmond Va, or 10 sny Of the
following Agents in North Carolina.
b. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte
J. +. & c. Phiier, Concord.
jenkins 4 Bles, Salisbury.
liargrave, Gather & Co, Lexington.
J. 4 Il. Sloan Greensborough,
NJ. ]. A. Drake. Ashborough
c. c. Henderson, Lincolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co., York c. II.
Mcclure, Brawley Il CO., Chester c. II
The continuation Of the list Of Agents, see DE-.
KS Pamphlet.
June l5 1912 35tf
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|nitcd States District Court of
North Carolina.

HANhKIFTCft
Notice to show causc against tho Petition 0
/" iinm !. Taylor, Timer, Of Cabarrus Coun
/ % be declared bankrup, a, Wilmington, OF
Eaday the LIST day of May 1913.
by order Of the Coar,.
f,b. %. 1870. ~
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VOLUME XIII.
Il. J. H0LTON,
Editor, Proprietor a. Publisher.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS i
,ui in adraaee. THREE DOLLARS if no.
"a ,pitlin three months. Aud THREE Dol.
Ears AND FIFTY CENTS If not pail until Of
m the expiration Of The year No paper diseoa
hapsd until all arrear0ses are paid. ererpt at "a.
option Of The Editor.
IP Advertisements inserted at One Dollar psI
,qlars Q6 lines or less, his sized type,) for h,
s,.i iBsIiiop, aad IS eeats for each continuance
fogri Advertisements aud Saeri6s' Sales clatg
"a Is per cent. higher ana deduction Of 33I
ser CENT gill be made fiom The regular prices, 70,
sdratisers By The ysar. Advertisements inserted
u1ailig or quarterly 81 per square for each time
Seni.mOathiy 70 cents per squire for each time.
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EADACIlE.-Dr. SPHON'S HEADACHE
M d REMEDY will efcctuaIly cure sick head.
ache, either from the nerves or bilious. Hundreds
OF families are using /, with great Joy.
Tor sale in Charlotte, n. c. by b. Oates; in Sa.
lishary BY I, b. Wheeler; in Lexington b ! j. P.
Mabry; IN Grcensborough by J. & r. Sloan in
tayottcSille by J. A. MRae: in Yotkyille, S. c.
by Comstock and Co.'S agent
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Last Call.
DISSOLUTION.

fHtilE copur,nership heretofore existing be.
n tween VIM. Church and Thos Goodlake, in
the butchcring business, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Al deb.s due said firm will be
paid TO VIM. Church.
WILLIAM CHURCH.
THOMAS GOODLAKE.
Dec. 10, ls41. l2H
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NOTICE.

u FOREWARN all persons from trading ior
Il three notes, by me given to Lcahdcr Smith
L. NJ Smith, and N. 7, Smith, dated Jan 1th'
1912, as tho property got no lawful title is made
to me for il, and am determined not 10 pay The
same unless get a title OF am compelled TO do SO
by law. -
Jan 90, 1913. iStf
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Biaclsn,ifkiRC.

flilE subscriber informs all persons in the
L neighsorhood Of the Phtfrf Mine that he
! opened a shop q, the "Philcr Mint" where
Blacksmith Basiaess will be carried on. The
b will be under the care Of Mr.. John c. Dick.
'sa who Is ~ experienced Smith and first
{ band on Mining Tools.
THO. u. WINCHESTER.
NdreA |, 1919. t25
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PAINTING.
rENHE Subscriber having located himself at
Il Davidson College, would now offer his ser.
vices to the public as au
Ornamental, Sign, Flag & Mirror
IpA1MPINIRo

lie hattofs himself that his long experience in
the above business aud the specimens Of work he
has executed IN his line, viii be a sufficient re
comr endation. lie will also attend TO any call
made on him in the HOUSE PAINTING Bust
NESS and is confident he can give satisfaction
to all who may employ him. The public is re.
spcctfully requested to call and encourage him as
he is determined 70 execute all work committed
TO him in the best possible manner
And as times is hard he viii take part of his
work in produce suitable for family use such as
Flour, Corn, Bacon, &c.
JOHN w. RAINEY.
Davidson Collegr, NJ c., Jan. II, ISL.
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One Sf,'fvV Horse.

- - TATE OF North Carolina, LIN.
IVA ~ coin county. Taken up BY Ia.
knsA II MEL Carpenter, Jun, four miles from
III N2 Lluea!nton, near the Yofkyille road.
lszz9l1 VIA dark sotrcl HORSE, about l3l
F.e' high, and or : years old, with bite sl.o,
BIS nose. Valued 10 be worth seven dollars.
DAVID GROUSE, Ranger.
|f,b. %, 1919, t2i
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AGENTS.

Col r. W. Cochran, Mcekiehjpg. ~ C..
CLaG ". Hluis, MA Gicne. n. c.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
NOTICE.

A IT.. persons indebted TO the estate Of John c.
a Cochran decd, are requested TO come Cor.
aia and sei,le; and those having claims are re-.
sed to present them properly authenticated
! DIN The time prescribed by law or this notice
q Be plead in bar of their recovery.
MARY n. COCHRAN, ADM.
Il. NJ. COCHRAN, Admr
Nnch !, is4}. t25
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SPOONER'S PATENT
NEGEE.E.T .WEDECEHES.
T. J. nOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". G.

, A RE the besl
IA and cheapest
family and gene.
raj medicines in
use. These med
icines are the re-
suit Of a life Of
study and expert
ence ; the proprie.
for ypnrrnptstbpDn
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EH IlEUMATISM and LAMENESS positive,
he " cured, and all shrivecd muscles ana
limbs are restored, in the old or young by the Is
DIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND NERVE AND BoNE BIN
MENr--but never without the name of ComsiocK
s. Go. on it,
For sale in Charlotte, NC. by Oates; IN so'
lisbury by C, y. Wheeler; in Lexington by j. T.
Mabry in Greensborough by J. n K. sloan; II
Fayetteville by ]. A. M'Rae; in iorkVille' D u
by Coms,ock g. Co.'S agent.
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons indebted TO tho estate OF CD. A.
"a s1audcr DAVIS, decd, arc requested 10 come
E'sird and settle Immediately and those hay.
b claims sfa requested 10 present them within
3 nme prescribed by las properly authenticated.
ibis notice will be plead Ia bar Of ,heir roeoy.
i JNO. n. DAVIS, Adar.
ELLEN DAVIS. Admr.
|Eh27, lsD rs
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TIE
F.FE.NERS 81 PE.s.S TIERS
ALMANAC
FOR
HS43,

EVACUATED for the MERIDIAN of Salem.
u N. G., for sale at this Office, Price 10 cents.
a few also by the dozen.
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who Wants BcttcrEyidencce

WOULD refer the reading public to the no
Il merous voluntary letters published in tho
Good Samaritan relative 10 the happy and benef
cial effects Of the administration of
DR.. MOTFAT'S LIFEPILLs AND PHOENIX
BTTTERS
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02

Cheap Itauelling.-The Picayunc sayss ssA lad who was formerly employed, in this office as ssroller boy,n last year left the city with only $55 in his pocket, and visited Eng land. Ireland and Wales. He has just re turned, and says that he is only $5 in debt for his travelling expenses. Hehad no particu- lar motive in his travels but to see the countrys
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02
puBLISHED WEEKLY, THREE DOLLARS A YEAR !, IN .ADV.dNCE.
,,,S OF ADyERTTsING.

.,nre of 10 lines, or less, first insertion, For 9f Ia and FIFTY CENTS for each continu- B poLhaI m lines, and not exceeding b, 10 be fe-9ss so,lare and half-over 15, and not ex- brgea as as two sauares-and in that proportion longer sadrertsements to be paid for in advance, T All n.t assumed by some responsible person. paymens Individual account, at the above rates, shei sa an es0 and under $100, in one year, dis Punlss 'o os ~ ner cent will be made, and when it Pnt ol = sI0O or upwards, in the same period, Punss T of s34 per cent. will be made No deduc- foah. o, will be made, if payment be deferred ao"vf year shall have expired; nor will any re- fr ue k. made on legal advertisements, required ,vr .w to be published.
 |la" CONTRACTS BY THE YEAR. .v.eeding 10 lines, renewable al pleasure, $2o. exceeuo a0 's ss 30. 60 ss 1" 50. ,.or.;sements, or parts thereof, exceeding 10,
 ll au' ca lines as the case may be, subjectto the or " and discounts first mentioned; and no con-
 7. those rates for less term than year No
 ,.on for occasional omissions; and all contracts
 .be auuve wear to be paid in advance.
 STANDING ADVERTISEMENTS. STA or less. } each additional
 " nAss months, $6 square, $4 o 6 '' lO % % !, ,2 b i2 u .t,pding advertisements will be charged at the anes,ntioned rates, unless contract be made When
 n. me;,uti nsertion and must be paid for in advance. 1, n ,d9artisements must be marked with the num- M desired, otherwise they will be con 1 .oa u, mil forbid, and charged accordingly [a'" ,,;1l he announced for any office, either Ne ts.o fe0 or county without the advance payment live dollars
 Political circulars will be charged as advertise pnts ts and payment required in advance. Eo ;ob will hereafter be delivered to any person IN N ,ybom we have no regular dealings, until paid letters must be postpaid, or they will not re-
 I've any attention.
 kiprle number of the paper, l2a cents. <z No variation will be made from the above rates.
The Arkansas banner., 1843-12-02

and the number of operatives employed in these manufactures was little, if any, below 100000; and, for their skill and industry, they are equal to the mechanics of England, or any other country. Nor IS it pretended that there is not as much science connected with the mind of our manufacturing popula- ton as in that of any country in Europe Amongst the manufactures of metal, are can- non, small arms, and all the implements of war. All the common articles of necessity are manufactured in our country, and are placed on stable basis so firmly, that they do not need the unnatural support of partial legislation.
 Then we grow all the necessaries of life. Every variety of stock-all the cereal grains tobacco, rice, cotton, sugar, all fruits ex-
The hornet., 1843-09-12
COUCH NS!ZzSSIE3J

bE VI Lts tutGU LD/E4aEI ffa f.s fsbi#
" HPaf.fdiHR aI Other wsUamHanf fff.a u..lf II
."afh' lnd. hHHWa. WhGaniHg. fausH. r4auH.
tFh'h'ff "a iH. Ghost. EfIl.Iifil, aHd similar IHI
munafy affections
Hundreds hf persons could r4H hf pointed lHf
gho hatn hff1 troubled win 8H 1Id ItHgafHs Couch
from hye f1 tafH'g Fftfa. end WIN have bra4 fafiga
" cured h nfing ESQ 4f three boers af feaa ialrn.
ffs. ln ari ihr rf1pfa.afs Hato newer EHusb sa
insagc' where thoy dd Hpf gise perfect satisfaction
a4ad'n Colds aud Coughs afa cured by them in %
''H heufs Inte - ceutt pDf bUt. For sale by
Uf. " n. &TAN%BGRY
q. STANCfLL
CauoIlton, Miss Sept I. i-i3.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
IL GIRO ULAR. IN
GREENWOOD, Miss, July I 10,

Sir. GREENWOOD Miss, July l. 1912
We adopt this method in offar;nr
as FORWARDING & COMMISSION NJ, you our services
ni nave good Ware House and Cotton ShoI we
rcG or personal attention will be giyen a. 70 'iS ms
coHHslgnments addressed to our care. given u all
S,,,oe nrVe ave on hand good stock of Rome g. p,
9ugari Conee' Salt, Iron, Nails, &c; and as
ausaices we expect other and further smDn I?a
sell low for rH staple Goods; all of which we vii;
for G you faVor US with your business and
of uoods they shall be filled at the lowest u oruers
we VIII make Cash advances on Cotton IN b,u,
las r 49,, respectfully, yours, &c. '''''O'
W. N. MlLLERS ALLEN MILLER.
The hornet., 1843-09-12
A LIST OF LETTERS
June 5, 1913.

EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Car.
roliton, Carroll county, Mississippi. on
the first day of July, 1913, which if mot
taken out before the first day of October next.
VIII be sent to the General Post Office rs
dead letters. ="
L. l. Acee-2, REV. H. Avery. VIM. Renet uo,rr
barry' zaChar1ah BackmOn, WIN. C. Bryarly, r D. Bry
driy, COL s. R. Bell, R. T. BOudin, NJ A. Bird Miss
~ biie' mo- BllonS Miss E. Brittan Strange car
PvnI'el' Wm' Causey, walter Cnppen, NJ B Carrico.
' DIioerI CotS' Abraham carroll Lidia brake, w. W.
DaVlS' P. X Dillon. A. L. Ellis, W. w. Evans @ p
foIpeS' isaac FOSTER, Horao b. Fisher, samI r. Fur
susol' Joseph Francis, Miss Jane G Frazier Tobp y !
Jdhes clover, Dr. S. C. Geren, NARY Green Puhnn
Gadeh' John B. Garrett, henry H. Garen Jas IT. Grnbbs
'diiieS D. harding, Elizabeth HobeIt James uoatb
beulahy Hall, 1heOhluS Henry, c. W milton coo W
thurman, A. A. Halsey-2 E. W harris truman uoItor
EDen HALL, Jr.-2, H. II. Minds Jesse heath yornr;
"ay' clerk OF Chancery court. Thos B. Tves-2
zones, W. W. Irby, Miss Martha T. Jordop. N n Ionas
hlch Irvln A. W. king, NJ Keely, wm Kirkwood-0 D
:" r. AeaH-2' WIN. key, John kyle, J. J. Kelly. /
-eShe' Sarah c. Lcgrand, G. W. loving. lanes No
,oheiI' AolJah Maury, John F. Martin, A. L. Mccasl;T
A. j. McLeldon, Jas NJ Murry Dorcas McRroon, ,,
L "C'drty' Green Merrdoth D. C. McLain David .
oOio' Ge"rge w. McCarty, sarah MOorehead carr n
iarShall. Jonathan Nelms-2, Caswell Newsom. nov,
y neal Hreen Perrey, Jesse Pirtman, j. H. PERCY
oeePh PERSONS, non. f. E. Plummer, James park
'ohh Roolhson, C. NJ. Rogers, Georre ROSS
j. IdugeWay-0, J. P. Ransom, P D. robertson Rarto
IGgers' wiley Rozier, Keneheon Ruff E. B. RundIe-
iiS' ~ E. stamps, Jon c. stewart Jas R. shackelford
nothy W sullivan, saml smith, siddy smith. MISS
- SioGuIh' Edwn N. swinburn, calvin R. sinclair. h
eh IlsdeI-2, John Thompson,-Wm n Oran n
'e Taylor, wm Terry, JOS thompson. Kittvc Tavlor
.Eay d thompson, John 5. ropp-2. Mrs MijIy
NY PANEL warren-3, Philip witen. GER = s
lli' cobon wooton. N. H. wick, WIN, warmacb :,
$ N. J. Whitehead robert woodall. c. r williams q
lverton. W., ChNTppG WODG, heV. As0 Sc
Carrollton, Mi, July l. 1913. w. :,
The hornet., 1843-09-12
DR.. HULL'S
EeCe2' G9IG sR2sEP EDiIyS

!; A certain and speedy cure for Ferer onJ A,,,,o
toii oN'e"SNe prevalence in this country of that
rGn TGqoiGSome disease FEVER AND AGILE or I'M
antF'- nGia-Ill EN- FEVER, and the vast amount Of
naturally led to the adoDtion of mas
Iliu mixtures Tor It's mitigation and relief h
ne9e '9e sumo teW have been found tennoror;I LcS
Oia III particular cases while the great
'o' o"y utterly useless, but Absolutely "i0
instances operatingas stmulants 70 tbo d..
r;ons uou ,t 20 Oe cured in other cases the delete
llUuS nature OF the ingredients uSod IN tL oOio't
cal compounds, has been found ellpyfl-
vi 1no CONSTITUTION, not unfreauentIv ras,it; ~
iit ~ ulieCIohS or highly dangerous cboroots III
PFVmp i1sI oe evident to all persons of rofont;o
rne. ~ nND Az UE, to be tres ted snccossfIi' ill.,
oPpiodched scientifically, and with f;li
and 'no PGcunar character of the disease
onco oi the leading causes of ;ts anoa
ence- Though differing materiaIIy :; " us appear
WEp from other tevers, INTER MTTrE iy,N vi iIs
IN In Oh FEVER AND AGILE ;S -! r.
bIo leu ny deranged and sometimes ON
ditoD ~ Vi the digestive apparatus This oo
the hoaJ arJ i ateu Oy quick pulse thirst no; =;
~ nTou ana IONS, and other evidence & 'aih III
auord the desired relief bv the vi ieVer-
- "IGuIated to operate upon the a at: W d ihed
,,u 'iIe anllctng disease and 60. Vi guns ,
tion b o VI ule stomach, the most earnost -. l'
gentIn been directed bv several
The inveSt;ga+; experience, and the resrt %
here recommended as TT3 TEp4PHQn of the preparation
prepared with the sole reference 70 Tch t having
admrn ana with strict regard to ed;na aI paFcu
If the S,sty Iu"Pleu 10 restore the deranroJ '
nouo !ste,n to heathful state, and 90 organs
In renewing the 6eobt oGth the disease its @
rgans the effect nf .L:ahy action of the direSt;o
Ssy beneficial manner upon dise,so ls 10 operate in
hese uf @ h causes with Fever and 8gno originating
uy OG FHilasSed Bowel Complaint among
elite NirbSwaaesnc Of the bowels Wagf Wyse@ft9ry en-
Estimate Comna;et and I thai ti Ap tn
aenee Of which, in hiSpEPSA this c9a1I1 the extensive pSs IN
Is o' serious alarm For all tboSo aS become mat
doses al excellent remedy Each bibeases' ba these pr
For sale by 'e = Doilar. p
O'rrollton' March 81, 1913 Y " STANCILL.
F,... 3-6m
The hornet., 1843-09-12

Dr. Smith knew a child that was cured
theSe Lozenges, after three years suffering
nothing else W, uld give her the least reis
used them in his practice for the last iVl
several hundred cases, and always with A
boy on Board of one of the New Orleans y
cured of fits by only one dose Of them
Mr. Fulsom, of Spring street, cpred~
children of worms by only one box
Captain Griffin, cured his child 5 years \
three doses she had been given up by ne9
as lncurable, and was fast wasting aHl'
most reduced to skeleton. The dOcton
Tell what allied the child, an | the tatherl j
symptoms of worms, thought probably agl
the cause of all the difficulty, and con's1
PIled to DR.. Hull, who gave her box
Lozenges; after the first dose the child ~
Iher, frightened at the large quantity "
came from her. She is now as well aDo
any child, and no doubt has been saved ~
grave by only three doses of these LOEsEy|
Mr.. w. Hopewell. East Broadway gl
MS child and they brought away worms
Parents should always keep those LG's.
l3use, for they are the best medicine p
mnlstered to children afflicted with w@s V%
ren will take them as readily as most del'
andy. Price, twenty-five cents boS' " VI
ections. For sale by c. & H. ~
CarrOllton, March 81, lS43.