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CALTCOES.

nlEn PIECES, fron cents up to IS, By
I2III Ear The richest and most sple1did
5itl1l ever oeen ID this place.. Call soon and
ri he frat eboics. Packet.
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PoRTRAIr On MR. CLAW.

Il will Be remembered that number or rcu
ilemen Of Philadelphia, resolved SONG r,ine sine.
to have portrait likeness OF The efeal States
man aud Orator Of the West They accordinKl,
5esPaiehed Mr. Nagel, eslehra:ed artist o.
that city. 70 Lexington. Kentucky, for The pur-
pose OF taking il. He has accomplished his iask
and been emsaently successful. AlIhe solicita-
ilon Of number Of ladies and gentlemen, MIR.
Nagel vas induced to make a public exhibition
Of the portrait. which was to have taken splacs
on The 9Th inst The following nolice Of the
design Of this admirable production or art IS from
the Lexington Intsl.igencer:-
Mr.. Clay is represented at full length
in standing altitude. pointing 10 the a
mericsn Flag, 10 aliusion to the eloquent
remarks Of the Orator in his great SPEECH
on the new Army Bill. upon the floor OF
the House of Representatives. in 1913. in
which be sbly handled the subject of the
Right Of Search. After complaining z oil
impressmeht Of orr native and natural.
lied seamen. as subjects Of Great Britain,
The great Orator exclaimed-"If Great
Britain. desires mark by which she can
know her own seamen. let her give them
an ear mark. The colors that float, from
VIC "a - uEoO ouOulu .Oc tuc' pfcuGnitdl6
Of our seatnen." The Globe is introdu-
ced to convey the enlarged views Of the
Statesman; upoa il South America Is
seen; Moth America i covered and pro-
,ected BY The dag. which hangs in grace
fol folds around the globe. The plough
The dnpil and the shuttle. emblematic OF
those great. branches Of American Indus
try, are also introduced, while cattle are
seen grazing 10 the back ground; nor is
commerce forgot,on--in the distance a
ship is represented under full SAIL \
The artist has displayed great taste in
avoiding the usual style Of such paint
ings. and has treated bis subject 10 new
manner. No fine carpets, curtains, desks
inkstands, or useless paraphernalia. EN-
cumber and destroy The beauty Of the pic.
ture. Mr.. CLAY stands in portico, upd
on 10 plain Republican platform of Ken
lucky marble. with the pillar Of ConstituI
tional Liberty upon his left.
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DEATH.-Heavens what moment
must that be, when the last fuiter expires
on our lips What changel Tell me
We who are deepest read in nature, and in
God. 10 what new worlds are we borne !,
Look upon The cold. liyia. ghos.ly corpse
that lies before YOU ! That was but
shell 81 gross and earthly covering, which
held Tor awhile the immortal essence thai,
has now let ii---;eft it 70 range, perhaps.
through illuminated space 10 receive
new capacities Of delight, new powers Of
perception !; new glofies and besuIiinee !
Ten thousand fancies rushupon the mind
as Il contemplafes the awful moment be-
tween life and death! IA is moment
big with imagination 5 greatest hopes and
fears il is the contamination that clears
up all pystery-resolves all doubts
which removes contradiction and destroys
error. Great God what food Of rap
ture may al once burst upon the departed
soul. The unclopded brightness Of the
celestial regions-the pure existence Of
esherial being-the solnmn secrets Of ma
ture may then be divnlged /; the immedi-
ate unity ofihe past. the present and the
future strains Of unimaginable harmony.
the forms Of imperishable beauty, may
then suddenly disclose themselves, burst.
ing upon the delighted senses and bath
ing Them ia Ineasureless bliss. The min
is lost in the excess Of wondrous light
and dares not turn from the heavenly vi
sion 10 one so gloomy. so tremendous a
the departure Of the wicked Human
fancy shrinks back APPALLED,. Fl
[Portiand Tribune.
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XTNRRWR.

YH7Ayh bminisiered upon the Estate OF my
~ hush Jesse Batemsn, decd and not find
ing il COW ntio attend personally ID settling
up The accom- !. ! do hereby appoint and author
ize Hugh GiIIeece 70 act as my Agent in The
settling up OF ell accounts, 10 whom also refer
al those that know themselves indebted.
Prompt attention to this notice is requested.
as il Is desirable that all accounts shOnld be
closed without delay.
T. MARY BATEMAN, .9dm'=
cfths Estate cT Jesse BGieman, deed
Harpers-Ferry, March 2. 1913. LILY
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REV. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW
Pink EXpectOramt syrup,

A n agreeable Cordial and Effective Remedy
"a for Coughs, Iloarsenoss, Colds, Pain in the
Breast, Influenza, Hard Breathing, and Difficult
Expectoration. For Adults and Children in cold
climates and warm.
Have YOU Cough '-Do not neglcctit! Thou.
sands have met premature death for The want Of
a little attention 10 a COMMON cold.
Have you a Cough Rev. DR.. Bartholomew
E1pectorant Syrup, safe medical prescription,
containing no POISONOUS drugs, aud used in 40 es-
tensive practice ior several years, will most posi-
lively afford relief and save you FROM that awful
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into The grave hundrds OF The young, the
old. the fair, the lovely and the gay.
Have you Cough 81 BE persuaded TO purchase
a bottle Of this ESpectorant syrup to-day To
morrow may be too late.
Have You Cough p Barthoornew's Expecto.
rant Syrup is the only remedy you should take 10
cure you. For this plain reason That in the
thousand cases where it has been used 1t has not
failed to relieve.
For sale in Charlotte, n. c. by B. Oates and T.
J. IIolon; in Salisbury By c. D. Wheeler; In Lex
ington by ]. 7. Mabry; in Greensbnrough by j. x
K. Sloan in Fayettevilleby J A. M'Rae; IN York.
vile, $ c. by C0mslock & Co sagent
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WATCHES 81 JEvyELlR
THOMAS TROTTER
WATCHES
AND
JEW ELLHX.
A Gard TO the Public.

FESliE amount OF bodily and mental mser,
H. arising from glect Of small complained
is incalculable, and It is therefore Of the u,mo,
importance that a strict attention 10 the least M
most trifing bodily infrmities should be bad,
for diseases of the body invariably affect hs
mind. DIR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LlPEl
MEDICINES, in every instance where Tie,
have been thoroughly used, have TRlUMPllEDl
OVER DISEASE in almost all its diversified
forms The salutary effects of the Life Mees
cines have, in fact been SO universally expeiichs
ed, tina, IN the short space OF five years, they hav
become fully established as the most easy, sas
and perfect mode Of treatment ever offered " Ia,
public.
1t is unnecessary, here, for DR.. Modai 10 rs
capitulato all the reasons which have induced
him to arrive al this conclusion. II is sufclea.
for him to say, that the disin,eres,cd iestimory
Of his fellow citizens who have been Induced \
nae the Life Medicines, will freely be offered 4
shy one who may feel disposed 10 call at his 8.
fee, 375 Broadway. lie has there on Gle scysn
thousand letters, voluntarily preferred By bis 81
tents, the receipt and pernsal Of which has e5sa
him more pleasure than all the wealth OF Inc En,
could confer.
The reader may not perhaps he aware .ha. ~
Origin Of Mofiats Life Meticines was the result 4
a pfotracted and painful ilncss Of lheif urigin,.
tor. Mr.. ions MoFFAr. When taken III Nj. L.
was = prosperous and fourishlng metchau, !,
The lower part Of the city, and having consultl
and employed anumber Of our mos, tkif:.. yl,s.
rians hc, amer months OF suffering, was prevail.
cd upcH 10 Try the medicine which is now oiitit.
10 the public.
The effect Of the Life Medicines in his osy
case was unparalleled in the history Of mot.eil
experience; aud he Immediately determined 1
make known 10 the world medicine 10 which 4,
not only owed bis hie. but his happiness Ths
uniform success which has since attended lhsf
administration in every instance where al
trial has been given them, has been a,iesleG n
thousands and inconlcstibly proves their nlFial..
merit.
The LIFE rrrctSJs can be taken with ssie0
by persons OF any age and the feeble, sud mira.
the nervous and the delicate, are strengthened tI
their operation, because by their promps and pilp
or action upon The secfeiionB Of the system, al.
their assimilation with and publication OF lht
blood, they clear the system Of al bad hnmo-s
quiet all nervous ifsitabiity, and invariably p;s.
dBce sound health.
For f0ll particulars relative TO the various t.s.
cases, modes ofuoalnent with The Life Medcints
the reader is referred to the Good Samarilsn.
Published graiaiiousiy, by DIR. W. II. Mofa,, 31s
broadway, in which are also published scleciies
from numerous iia'tering and congTatalaiory let.
tors received the past few moalhs
The above medicine for sale BY
T. J. HOLToN, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.
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I. j. H0LTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.

z BALDSEsS.-BALM or COLUMBIA, 70.
y D the hair, which will stop it if falling ou,, or
restore il on bald places and on children make il
grow rapidly, or on those who have lost the hair
from any cause.
Al. VERMIN that mfest the head Of children
IN schools, are prevented or killed by il at once
Find the name Of Comsock & Co. on il or never
try IL Remaabsr This ailoags
For sale IN Charlotte, N. c. by b. Oates and T.
J. Iloi!0n; in Salisbury by c. b. Wheeler; in Lex.
ington by J. p. Mabry; in Greensboroneh By J.
& r sloan; in Fayetteville by ]. A. M'Rae; in
Yorkrillc, S. G. by Comstock & Co.'S agent
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Who Wants BetterEvidencc.

n WOULD refer the reading public TO the nu-
u merous voluntary letters published in the
Good SamarItan relative 10 the happy and bench
cial effects Of The administration oi
DR.. MOFFATS LIFEPILLS AND PHOENIX
BIFTERS.
These who have pcruaed The letters above re-
ioFred TO will observe, that ia almost every case
they attest the fact, that no Inconvenience Of any
sort attends the taking OF these medicines in or.
dafy cases, but that the patient. without feeling
their operation, is universally len 10 a stronger
and better state OF health than was experienced
previous to being afflicted with dirsase; and in
all cases Of acute suffering, great relief 10 obtain.
ed IN few hours, and cure Is generally effect
ed in two or three days.
In cases Of FEVER Of every description, and
all bilious afic lions, It Is unnecessary for inc TO
say ought, as | believe the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted 10 DC the most
speedy and ctfeClual cure exiant IN all diseases
Of That class
The LIFE MEDICINES are also a most ex.
ccilenl relief in affections Of the Liver and Bowels
as has been proved in hundreds Of cases where
pNtlcnts have come forward and requested that
their experience IN hhng them might be publish.
ed iuF tie benefit Of othoIs. In thel, operation to
such cases, they restore the tone OF the Stomach,
strengthen The digestive organs, and inygorate tho
general functions Of the hole bodg, and Thu, Be-.
come TO both sexes for ,Aey are perfectly adapted
10 each invaluable means Of preventing dis
ease and restoring health.
10 affections Of fhe had, whether accompanied
with pain and eiddiaess o. marked BY the gricyoua
calasnliy OF impaired mental energy, III y3l gtd.
ton Of nc hart, 4gtu'satt loss II appetite and
sftHgh, and Tho multiplied symptous Of disordlrcd
Digestion the LIFE MEDICINES will Be found
10 posses the most saiuiary efficacy.
Constitutions relaxed, weak, OF dccaycl, 10 men
or women. are undcr the immediate influence Of
the LIFE MEDICINES. Old coughs, asihp.os,
and cons1mptlrc talits are coon relieved aud
speedily cured PorG,g 81 tl09d, aud emaciated
limbs Al! ere long meet the happlosl change the
chill watefy ;ll.d wili become rich and basamic,
and the d.nLs be covered with hlsh--ifm aGd
healthg.
Nervous disorders of every Mind, and from what
over cause arising. 1y before the effects OF tie
LIFE MEDICINES, nad all that train Of sink
iDas, anxiCtics, and tremours which 90 dreadGlly
affect the weak, The sedentary, and The delicate.
viii in a short time b. succeeded by ehcorfuness,
and every presage Of health
For weakness. deficiency Of natural strength,
and relaxation Of The vessels, by too frequent ic.
duigeuce o. the passions, ibis medicine Is safe,
certain, aud invaluable remedy.
Those who hay&oug rcsdtd in hot climates,
and are Iauguid andre Ied in their whole stein,
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES With the
happiest effects; aud persons removing TO tic
Southern States or West Indies, canrnt store
more important article &c health and HE.
The abose medicine for sale by
T, ]. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". C..
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PILES. &C.

a RE wholly prevented, or governed, If The at
"a tack has come on, il you use the 0Aiy true
HAYS LfSIMKST, from Comstoek g. Co. an Sores
and every ihing relieved by il that admits Of an
outward application. II acts like charm. Use IT,
Tor salo in Charlotte, n. c. by b. Oates; in Sa.
lisbnry by g. .. Wheeler IN Lexington by J. r.
Mahry; 10 Gteonsboronsh by J. & r. Sloan; in
Fayetteville BY ]. A. M'Rae; in Yorkulle, S. C.
by Comstock & Co.'S agent
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IA oRMs! WORMS SrARrtIsG Facrs.--
w Hundreds of Children and adults ere lost
yearly with worms when some other cause has
tocn supposed 10 be the true one
II 10 admitted by all doctors that scarce mar,
woman or child exists but sooner or later trou-
bcd with worms and 10 hundreds Of cases, sad
10 relate, supposed fever scarlatina, cold, or some
other aillng carries oil the flowers Of the human
famiy-wbilc in truth they die Of Worms and
these could have been eradieaiod in day, by the
use of bottle Of KOLMSTOCk'S VERMI'
FUGE, at the cost Of quarter Of dollar.
Tf Cautiony--Nevor buy this article unless 1t
has Dr.. kolmstock's Vormiiugo handsomely
engraved on the outside label, and the fac-simile
Of Comstock & Go.
Tor sale in Charlotte, N. c. by p. Oates and T.
J. lIoton; in Salisbury by G. II. Wheeler; ~ Lex.
ington by J. ?. Marty in Gronsborough by j.
& r. Sloan in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rao; IN
Yorkyille, ). c. by Comsiock & Co.'S agent.
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DIR. kTEEE'S
u z . T g Z II z s z
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.

AZ HETHER produced BIZ bile. phlcgnl, iforn
" Internal r1orbid matters. arising ffarn
badly cured old disorders, from the use Of ner.
curg, caiomei, bark &c, or 10 femalcs) fram tho
change Of life, as specified IN the Pamphlet
ASuSYPWLIIIc SYRCP--Th.a medicine is in
all Fcnercai Disorders d certain REMEDY.
ARTssISA MHTCRE, IN liquid and in paste )
celebrated for .ts speedy aud perfect removal Of
GOnDrTLua and elect.
GoLD MiNE BaLsaa, FOR Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c.
AEoMAric ExrRAcr, liniment for Indigestion,
Goodness ~ the stomach, AumbnCss OF Weakness
in the limbs Rheumatism, &c.
DEPrRATiyE POWDER, fer Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, &C., which is u be
taken in the Restarer.
JArAS OHraEgT, for Piles, aLich Is to be ap-
Piled besides the Bestorer
BENGAL OlSHgSr, for letter, Riugworfn, Salt
Rheum, SeaIdneat, Eruptons o. the Ekiu, and foul
ulcers; IS to he applied besides the i,esioror.
JaiyERsAL OR STREScrHESIsg PLAsTER, for
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, Ia1ammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy, Paralysis, DC.
Dr.. KUHL's Ac9usTIc on, for Deafness and all
gtLcf Auricular Complaints, which is 10 &c used
together With the Restorer.
u DR.. huhrs Pamphlet Treatment" &c,
entered according 10 Act Of Congress, contains
iul Directions for the use Of the above mentioned
msdicines, and accompanies every remedy.
w Persons wishing 10 procure any Of the med
lcines, will please direct their orders, with the a.
mount, post pald) to DIR. KUHL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, n C., or Richmond, Va, or to any Of the
following Agents IN North Carolina
b Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. f. & G.. Phfer, Concord
jenkins & Bles, Salisbury.
HumPbres & Gather, Lexington.
J. d r. Sloan, Grcensborougb.
NJ. J. A. Drake, Ashborough.
{. g Henderson. Lincoluton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & 60, York c. II.
Mcclure BrawIey 4 Co, Chester G. H.
The contiEuaton Of tie list Of Agents, see Dr.. !
KS Pamphlet.
June Is, Iel2 gNf
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Sept. 4, 1913.

FEyHIS preparation has now stood the test Of
z several years trial, and IS confidently re-
commended as q safe and efiectual medicine for
cxpeIling worms from the system. The unexam-
pied success that has attended its administration
in every case where the patient was really afilic
ted with worms, certainly lenders Il worthy the
attention Q: Tie Public.
The proprietor has made it point to ascertain
the results Of lis use in such cases as came with.
in his knowledge and obse-yaiion-and ne nva
rahly found il 10 produce the most sslutary effects
not unfrequ,ntly amer nearly all the ordinary
preparations recommended for worms had been
previously resoritG 10 without any permanent id
vantage This fact is Attestod BY The certificates
ard statements OF hundreds OF respectable per
SONS in different parts Of the country-and should
Induce ial lice always to keep vial Of the pre-.
paraliS in their Possession. IL Is mild in its OPP
eraiien, sud mas be administered with perfect
safety 10 the most delicate infant.
For sale a the Drug Store, by
b. OATES, sole Agent
Aug. 81, lS43. 6m
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SPOOEER's HXGEHAN
OR
LIFE MEDICINES:

Tie Best anl Cheapest Family Medicines ia Bse,
" EHhSE MEDICINES are The rosult Of life
IL Of study and experience The Proprietor
warrants laem e effect cure when taken scror-
dug TO directions. They comprise the Hygtian
ct Health Pilii the III geian Tonic, or Health
Blttcre-t IL restore the debilitated or broken down
Constitutions and the Uterine Pill, 10 cure those
paIalu. difficulties aad diseases peculiar 10 women
or all disorders Of lhe stomach aud bowels
bilious plants--diseases Of children-lcylrs
nervous aud sick acknowledgement debility,
&c, the HAHN Pin is pelfeciiy certain md al.
niraJlg pleasant rcmedy
The HggeGH Tonic works Ike Miracle 10
strengthen the feeble and revive the sickly.
OF the Uterine PiH, Dr. Garter Of New York
has wel! said" Fli. remarkable medicine works
sitHtg, but lis e4riag hundreds u ralugjls n.
r!a.fs fr5m an VattiRriy grace -
The virtue Of these Medicines have been cstab.
Hshfd by The most ample experience. TEy WIN
sFtNn BIZ THEIR owS Mgslr a SINGLE rRIaL HAS
FgEa GAINED 1Hru LASTING REPUTATION.
Dr. Spooner's Hygeiaa o. Health Medicines,
have established for bin an enduring fame. We
have been tod by disinieresied medical men that
these medicines, being taken as seyerally prescti
hed, bavc never been known TO fail in effectinr
cure. Il has ever given rs pleasure TO record the
Al '-A n" VI t"hI~ttHH anu ~ talcnt, but az Tins
crIsls-the aee Of qpeckery--H are douhly pleas
ed % hud At least one distinguished medical man
taking stand against this species Of impostioN.n
N Y Star.
Many Certificates Of the highest authority have
aliaady been PGbhshed-somc liom the mo-, emf
aeEt mcalca! mca in New YorS, among whom are
DIS iio,ack, Macheyeu, Frances, Post, Stevens
Becs, Totrcy, &c.
STE Tie Hygsis aud Erifa H1geist" fur.
nIsbsd gratis az the Proprctor's Office No. ,, As.
tor House, n " and by al his Agents. These
Papers contain information exceedingly interest.
ing - TIC sick and to nya!id7 together with TWEEN
ty-ite usetalrecipes, and mass Of facts and Ger
ificaics mat must convince every reasonable mind
thatthe Iiygciau Medicines arc invaluable.
The above Medicines are ~ sale BY
I. j. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, " c.
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o. ARSAPARlLLA---Comsock' Compound
- Extract. There is no other preparation oil
sarsapariila, that can exceed or equal this. lfyou
are sure TO get Comstock's, you will find Il supe'
Ilor TO all Others. II does not require pulling. =,
For sale IN Charlotte, N G. by u. Oates and j.
J llolton IN Salisbury by C. D. Wheeler IN Lex
ington by J. p. Mabry; in Greensbofoueh by y
4 Il. Sloan; in Fayetteville by ]. A. M'Raei N
YHkvlic, : G. by Cousiock a. Coz agent
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Ep nEUMATIsM and LAMENEss posi,i,

Eh HEUMATIsM and LAMENEss positive.
nE ly cured, and all shriycllcd muscles and
limbs are restored, in the old or young, BY the H.
DiAs VEGETABLE ELISlR AID NRavE ANp BoNE Lis
IMGT-but never without the name Of Comstock
e. Go. on il.
For sale in Charlotte, NC. by y Oates; in sa.
lsbury by &. b. Wheeler; in Lexington BY J r.
Mabry; IN Greensborough by J. & r. Sloon; in
Fayetteville by J. A. NJ Rae; in YorkgiIIe, S. G.
by Combtock Il Co.'S agent.
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TO ALL THE WORLD VINO USE LEA.
TIER ~ ANY FORM
OIL OF TANSaN.

OR, LEATHER RESToRER. 4 NEW CHE.
ftlCAL DISCOVERY.
" OST people know, that skins and hidrs are
4FH converted into leather by the use of Tan.
min extracted from certain banks, nc. When the
force and strength Of the Tannin is worn nut
leather becomes dead. hard, dyV, Griile, cracked,
eopefed NTH crust, Sc. THIS All KNOW
To restore then life, softncss moistness, strength
sm00thHfss aud remove all crust, fly, or blister
restore The faanin. This substance the leather
never can receive the second time; bu, the whole
virtues Of ii are in this article, the OIL OF TAN.
NlN-which penetratcs the stificst and hardest
leather, If IL has been twenty years in use /; and
II II tears easily with the fingers, il impatts nj
once Il strength that 10 utterly incredible until
Aeon. becomes .!ke new leather, in a respects,
with delightful soiiness and polish, and makes
all leather completely and perfectly lmperyious
TO water--and particularly boots, shoes carriage
tops, hose, trunks harness, aud in fact all things
made of leather, giving a splendid polish, even
higher than new leather has, and at least doubling
It's wear and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used. These are facts
Those who will may wear Old Shoes groan with
corns, ride with old carriage tops, have old harness
and throw them away half used, look filthy them.
selves and nll about them, cxpend double what is
necessary for articles Of leather 10 their hearts
content, for what we care, if their prcIudces are
so strong they will not try new discovery. We
have no iayors to ask Of lhem they are the great.
est sufferers, mud We beg for nobody's custom or
patronage Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
W Nome genuine unless with the fac sifne Of
COmstock q Go. For sale IN Charlotte, n. e. by
B Oats; n Salisbury by G, b. Wheeler in Lex.
lngton By J. 7. Mubry in Grecnsborongh by J 81
X. Sloan IN Fayetteville by I A M'Rae; in York.
q le. = &. by Comstook & Co.'S agent.