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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-08-02

tnliE proprietor n these matchcss spccifcs
-. whIie he has cause 10 feel the most unquaIl.
he'd saiisaction IN relation to the unparalleled
popularity and general use they nave obtained,
iEels constrained by considerations az dsiuicrest.
Cd I'D they are sincere, 10 continue 10 press them
upon the consideration and trial Of The public, til
no invalid, and no family IN the whole compass
Of the Union, shall be without i knowledge Of
them and their Inesiimable virtues The cetiif
cates which he has heretofore published 10 al
most countless numbers. and 10 reference 10 eve
~ possible variety Of disease, fully establish his
medicines, beyond even the possibility Of doubt
as the mos, generally useful, and the most anfall
lngy efficient, OF all the medicines, Of whatever
description, ever yet presented 10 the world and
he feels that he Is but doing his dnly TO his fellow
citizens IN urging them 10 test for themselves the
benefits 10 he derived from liza LIFE PILLS and
PHOENIX BiTTERS. Ills Office is al No. 37J
Broadway.
The above medicine for sale BY
I. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, " c.
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y HErMATIsM and LAMENEsS nn.L,in

~ HEUMATISH and LAMENGSS positive.
M y cured, and al shriyciicd muscles end
limbs restored, in tie old or young, BY the IL.
nIAS VEoyrAsrN EHyls AID NERvg Asa Bosa Liz.
iNE,r--bu, never wltho-. The name Vi CJmsl0ch
& 60. or H.
For sale in Charl-re NJ q By Oates in Sa.
h,bnrY by c. 3, Wheeler, 10 Lexington by J. p
Ma5ry; "a Gfeersbornegh - J, s. r. Sloan in
Fayetteville by J. a NRlo; in YorLsi.lc, s C.
BIZ Consfses & Co.'S agent.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
MEcKLESBrRG COUNTY.

MECkLESBTRG COUNTY.
Court Of Equity-To August Term, 1913.
a. II. Diakius and y ife Cynthia,
Leonidas Springs,
c. J. Harris, and wife LeoH0ra,
John Springs, Juu'r.
Sarah ard Margaret Springs, in
fants, BY their Guardian, A.
Spring,
R. A. Springs. Leroy Springs, Petition tosell
Baxter Springs, Land.
A. p. Davidson and wife Mary,
Sophia Springs, infant, BY her
Guardian, John Springs, SENT
Is
J. b. s. Harris, w. A. Harris,
Margaret and Eugenla Harris &
g. W Dunlap, and wife Mary,
rkNlIE Defendants, in this case, mi residing
Il within The limits Of this State, il is ordered,
that publication be II de six weeks in the Cher
lotts Journal, giving said defendants police, that
unle they appear at our next Count Of Equity,
70 be held tor said County, on the 3,i Monday IL
August nest, at the Court Hsuye 10 Charlotte, and
answer said Petition, By showing cause Why tie
PRAYER IF compliments should not be granted,
Judgment pro cor tesso viii be entered against
them. ~ order,
t44 d. X. DUNLAP, C. II Z.
Jgne 10, ls43. Pr. fee SO
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@Han,Is Wanted.

TIME subscriber wishes TO hire IS or 30
n Negro Men, TO work in surface Gold Mine
in Lincoln county, near the Little Mountain about
10 miles from Beaiies Ford. Call on the proPrie-
tor or agent at the mine.
S r. WALLS
Jaly G, ls43. III
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TOWN LOTS
FOR SHE.
Risfchering.

gpIE subscriber respectfully informs the citi
y zens Il Charlotte, and is vicinity, that b.
will commence BUTCHERING again on the 2Olh
instant. Having made arrangements for regu.
lar supply Of Cattle be hopes to be able to furnish
as good Beef as he country can afford, a, rea'
sonable price. lie viii also furnish Beef al bis
house tao miles from Charlotte.
THO, GOODLAKE
July II. l-53 81
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Eavmers' Adyocatc.-snt. 9Th.

EAFlSG brought ine third yalaaae af the
"A a farmofs Advocate 10 close, sge tgg pre-.
sent the public ? ith Prospectus 0f fourth sol.
ume. Having succeeded in forming III a4socia-
ton BY which the services Uf Mr. Walgf ?
Richards, viii be secured 70 assist il the Editu
rial department Of the efl.e, We feel confident
that we 5ba. be abe to furnish q paper worthy
the attention OF farmers, AID tie Community ia
general.
10 conducting the ADyo1.rr, an uadcvi1,iHg
course viii be steadily pursued wita view II
advance Che interest Of tho FAEsYR, by recon-
meHGIng such measures as may seem 70 promise
his Improvement, and exposing 10 meritcd cen.
sure whatever IS iHimisal to his prosperity.
In PoLiTggs and REr1.5s, every thing calculn-
ted 70 excite pariisaas.ap Or sectafau pre- ldicc,
will he carefully avoided.
sgIgScE In IT. various branches, wi.i meet with
that a,tegtion )! - richly deserves.
L0"cATI1s ~ general, VIII receive doc share
Of at.entiOn.
I'HE cos rfrrrtos Or THE 4. s. and that of n.
c., with probably others, viii be copied.
An impartial and Rue record Is important
Elections together with q variety Of other inter.
ssiiug events will be given,
YmTug, MoEALrTy, and their tiuiH zister TfH.
PEEhscE, will ever find IN US, faithful and untlr.
ing Advocate and Friend.
CONDITIONS:
The Advocate will be Published every other
week, at Lexington, Davidson County, n. G., at I
one dollar year in advance or one dollar and
fifty cents, after six months from the date Of sub.
cripton. For clubs Of ten Or more subscribers,
seventy five cents per copy, in advance or one
dollar twelve ADD half cents after six months.
No paper discontinued until srtearagcs are
paid except at the option 0! the publishers.
The above conditions will 10 strictly adhered !
20 ID all cases.
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post paid, promptly attended 10.
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gor BY inserting " otherwise noticing the above 4
with ihase who DO, we III ondeayor to reel procate
the favor.
JOHN SHERWOOD
WALTER r. RICHARDS.
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\ good temper, a good library, good
wife and a good friend, are four Of the
choicest blessings Of life.
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OIL OF TANNIN.

% ALL TIE WORLD woo Use Liza
TfTrY ~ ANY FORM
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WALKER & co.'s
Boston and Concord EXPRESS.

ETNllL further notice will leave Concord TO in
" tersect with The cars at Manchester, every day.
(Sundays excepcd)
The subscribers respectfully give notice That they
have made an EXCLUSIVE CONTRACT with
The Directors of The Concord Railroad, to run Cars
With The passenger trains daily between Concord and
3oston for the Transmission Of Packages, money
Merchandise, &c.
Any amount of Goods from one TO twenty hundred
Jeff at either Of their Offices in Concord or Boston
will he forwarded through the same day.
Packages will be received and forwarded TO all
parts of New Hnmpshre and Vermont.
Freight will be taken on reduced and very
able terms
All packages should be marked WALKER 81
CO.'S EXPRESS.
Offices AT No. 8, Court Street Boston and directly
opposite the Railroad Depot at Concord
N, b. The subscribers alone responsible for
he loss of any articles property entrusted their
narc is any risk assumed by the Concord, Npsh.
ua or Lowell Railroad Companies. [274yI
WILLIAM WALKER JR.2 Concord
NATHANIEL WHITE, s N II.
b. p. CHENEY, No 8, Court ST. Boston, Ms.
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STATE OF VERMONT.

DISTINCT OF ORLEANS, So.
A II Probate Court holden at lrashurgh, withl'
IN and for the District aforesaid on the 9th day
of February, A. ID. lS43, an Instrument purporlinp
TO he the last Win and Testament OF Asa HARDY
late of lrasburgh, in said District. deceased' wa"
presented TO the court here for Probate, by Samue
Conant the Executor therein named; Therefore
is ordered by said court that public notice he gi'f'
to all persons intended therein to APPEAR before sal
coutt at session thereof he holden at lrashurgh
on the LIST "Wednesday Of March, A. ID. lS43 an'
contest the probate of said w ~, ana II Is ur'her 81
dered tha, this order be published three weeks
cessivcly in the Calrdoninn, newspaper printed u.
ST. Johnshury in this State. the last of which shall
he previous To the day assigned, aforesaid for he"
ing. Given under my hand at the Registers Office,
this $ d y Of February, A. ID. is43.
2s9w3 GEO. NYE, Judge.
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Stand of Stands,

NNHE old stand and the right stand where work
L. will be done according 10 contract. PprLsm
II ~ not generally known that the shop jourr
work formerly carried on nv James R Ramsay
for making Sash, Blinds and Doors, has been, now
IL, aud will hereafter he carried on in all us bran.
ches by the Subscriber.
ANY customer wishing for good work at a rraG
enable price will please To call, | will not refer
my customers To the workman but 10 the Work
itself n Large assortment Oh by 8 sash On hand
Butternut aud Cherry sash Of any description or
Cherry Sliies and Rails with Mahogany filling
made per order.
vii, receive good work horse in exchange
for the above work, # presented SUM-.
JAMES RAMSAY,
ST Johnsbury, April 25, 1872 aN>J
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vi o IS & Ia ighsy ApprO c d
MEDICINE NOW IN GENERAL
II III lnIl(IllG COZ

AMI NIL Diseases or THE LUNGS
,sSHE VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM
n Is believed be descrvedly the most popular
Medicine ever known III America, for coughs, colds
asthma or Thhisic consumption, whooping cough,
aud Pulmonary affections Of every KIND.
Extracts from Cer,iiicales.]
Dr. Samuel Morrill,, of Concord N. II. writes that
he Is satisfied the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam is a
valuable medicine having been used with complete
success in which had previously resisted the
mos, approved prescriptions
Dr. Truman Ahcll, Of Lrmpster. N. II, writes
that he COZ iden,ly recommends Its use in all com.
plants of the chest, equal if not superior TO any
other medicine within his know ledge.
DR.. Amory Hunting. Of franklin, Mass. writes
after having prescribed the usual remedies without
relief, and having consulted with several eminent
physicans he has found the Vegetable Pulmonary
Bnlssm to have had the desired effect and RECON-
mends it as a safe. convenient and cHicacious medi-
cine.
The public particularly cautioned against the
many Countereils or limitations, which have partial
ly wholly assumed the name Of the genuine arl.
Gle,
UT Be assured that it is not genuine unless one
or both Of the written signatures of SAMP+UN REEp
WIN. JoN'N CUTLER, are found attached To O vel.
low alel Oh bne envelope CAN labels of aud af
the date of Dec $50 will have the sig.
nature Of VIM. Jnp'n Cutler l-Preparcd hy REED.
WING &CUrLER, (aie Low IL Recd.) Whole.
sale Druggists. 81 Chatham street. Boston and sold
hy Druggists. Apmhecaries aud Country Merchants
generally. Price so IT'S
Sold by Luther Jewett, St. Johnshury. 2S4yl.
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Moral aud Religious.
GOD ANS WERs PRAY YER,
BUT NOT ALwAYsIN Gun WAY.


II 10 delightful to reflect how many prayers, like
clouds Of incense have gone up from the hearts Of
Gods people during this present Lenten season. Not
one OF those prayers that have been offered from the
ground Of the heart in sincerity and faith, will fail TO
bring down divine blessing Truly does the great
nearer Of prayer say, 81 said unto the seed of
Jacob, seek ye mo in vain.'' But God does not al
ways, and perhaps not oltcu, take our method in
swerng prayer vs
We pray, for instance, for faith, and imagine that
it is 10 descend with kind Of gentle illnpse into the
soul. Our prayer will be answored-but how! we
attempt to lean on every earthly prop. God knocks
the staff from under u.s. do we fall No, for faith
is now called int exercise to support US. Again we
are thinking of sailing 10 heaven in calm. God rais-
es great empcst aud breaks the ship and tosses
into the waves DO we sink? No, Now our faith
is called INTO exercise and saves US.
We pray for charity-God makcs us parties in dis
tress!ng scenes. God suffers to be wronged; then
he bids Us owe.
We pray for humility God does not override some
leading infrmty OF our heart, stumble and fall
and in the midst of sorrow and shame, humility is
formed.
We pray for happiness, for comfort, for joy. We
have already formed our plan of happiness We have
our little paradise around us. We hope shall not
experience those losses and sorrows which we have
seen overwhelm others.
Suddenly however, all our earthly schemes bro
ken up A child dies-a friend di es-a friend is Ia
ken away-our own abode is unfyed And we
unhappy? No, God now comforts us, md he makes
our comforts flow from himself. We wished to dwell
in our own house, but must dwell in houses that
we have not builded. We wished to drink Of
own wells; but we must drink Of wells that we
have not digged We wished TO pluck fruit from
our own vineyards; but must take it Gom we
have not planted. God very commonly, tribula
ton abounds, makes our consolation abound. Is the
Christian afflicted? His joy, his comfort is ended -
Hn is that will bind up that broken heart Yes
believer, your prayers heard. Out Of this very
cloud that to darkon the heavens, you shall
hear the voice-sthou art my beloved son.
With regard to supplies in time of exigency, we
pray to have our wants supplied. We think of Ger
tain quarter, whence help will But are
wofuly dsappointed-no help appears. In this per-
son, I'VE say shall find friend; but he is removed
or dies, or is too much occupied. No help appears
But when we have weared ourselves to find The. way
and all to no purpose, God opens an unseen door
and in such manner to show that the Lord hath
done and thus sends the needed help. Our
wisdom is to go to God with all our burdens, to lay
them his feet and leave the whole matter Of
dclivcrence to his hands. He sees things from the
beginning to the end-and will make al thugs TO
those who love Him, and call on his name, to work
together for their everlasting good [Eps. Rec.
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n y Il IL L.!

TINE agency OF L. X. WEST, for the Tyson
Il Furnace, has been Discontinued. JOHN
DUNBAR was on the l7,h day al August last ap
pointed Agent for the north, authorized to maze
sales "f our manmfact"ry aud property, receive pay
for the same, and on demands due, and settle all
accounts.
AUGUSTUS HAVEN, c T,sn" a 1grnas.
Tyson Furnace, VI. Sept 22d 1912.
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. Youths Department.
TIE LOST FOU Nd.

In the southeastern part OF France is n range Of
mountains called the Cevenes. The highest points
are about as elevated rs Mount Washington in New
Hampshire. These mountains are remarkable FOR
their wild, rugged, and broken character and for the
furious and tempes,s 10 which they are sub
ject. In winter the falls TO great depth, and
sometimes the inhabitants, being buried in the drifts,
cut arch ways beneath land hc pass from one house
10 another.
These wild regions are not only celebrated in his
tory being the places of refuge TO which the IIu-
guenots rereated during their fearful and bloody per-
sscution-about two hundred and fifty years ago
but producing Of people Of peculiarly adven
turous habits. Surrounded by natural objects Off
nge aspect-grisly rocks, dark cavernous ravincs-
and trees hoary with age; their memories tinged with
the Evolutionary attached their estors;
battling day by day with a sterile soil and rugged
climate for subsistence often dsputng with the bear
anil the wolf their very habations; and, above ALL
touched with the lights and shadows of religion min.
ged with various snpcrslitions; these people present
on interesting subject Of regard to the student Of hui
man nature. Leaving them TO the ph'los ophers how
ever, it is present design merely to tell story
which may shed some little light the modes of life
which prevail among these people.
In little hamlet embosomed in the mountains,
lived Pierre Bee, poor laborer, with his only daugh.
ter, Aimee Their house of rongh stone laid in
mud land covered with pieces of bark roof. Hero
they dwelt with no other companions than dog,
named Tonnerre, which in English, means thunder.
Aimee's mother died when she was an infant; and
after she could alone, the little girl left pref
~ much to her guidance. The hamlet where
she dwelt, consisted only of dozen novels, much
like her own home. These were situated on an ele
waited ridge, in the very bosom of the mountain, and
surrounded with wooden cliffs and dizzy precipices
scene more wild remote and lonely could scarcely
be imagined
Here Aimee grew to the age of nine years, and at
that period she had not only become familiar with the
scenes around, but, like the wild goats, she could
climb the cliffs and thread the dels as fearlessly ms f
she had wings support her, in her foot should
slide. Nor was this all She could even go to the
market town Of Laperdu, distance Of seven miles,
and return in the course ofths day, having carried
aud sold a pair of stockings which had been made
with her own hands
In all these mountain excursions old Tonnerre was
the constant companion of Aimee, and he contributed
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EHes N OF IT HI IL BAY.

H. 4 % ~ % Il a ia a. ~ a y.
To the citizens Of the United states and The Cana
,las is respectfully submitted this Directory 10 Tho
means for BEGINNING that which has been parMy>
and in some instances. totally lost.
ha, blessing should he priced above that Ofh'al6
and who knows better how to prize the blessing than
those who have been deprived OF It? 1t al Ole
age, (and one that contains a wise innnclon) "ma
time Of peace. prepare 70, war We would in lime
ot health prepare for the attacks of that seailhy @
Disease. II would be wisdom to observe his move
menis, 10 scan well the form in which he approaches
and then TO meet him with those means which arc
calculated 10 effect their overthrow. Those means
are before this enlightened and intelligent COM
muni,y. They are accessible tn the P""r as vel Us
rich. and trust those who regard The Constitution"
man as of the finest specimens OF DI'lue WORK
manship, and the laws by which the system 80"
erned and directed originating in no other than
The councils of heaven will so far obey The loJuu'
tions of the latter 10 provide the best Safeguard wi
the former.
1t is i,h the most hateTing recommendations w,
serhed by the most eminent Medical Gentlemen A.
only in This country hut also in Europe tha' l '''
this valuable Medicine TO this American people al
Time and full opportunity for fair and '"'Pr% wv,
trial have placed the Lion of the Day beyond u"
brand of imposition, hnmhug quockcry, &c ~,
This pill is composed ofexracls ot nlnr pa''s w,
vegetable kingdom (being entirely free OF any u'VS
of deleierious nature,) and adapted particular" 1s,,
cleansing of the stomach. hlnud d the Vah"u, ,s'G
TONS Of the human system. bilious reV'r.' Dys.
Piles, Fever and Ague. Jnundice, scarlet H" 'JI,a
pcpsia. Heartburn. Cos,ivcness, Asthma o, &C.
Complaint have been cured Ivy using lI'e'e .or
cording to the direction accompanying e" cn,e for
II is not intended that Tins medicine "a r,h,r.
all Diseases to which the hmm sy'f" Med
Many Efforts have been made to c"mVV Says f,ird.
icne which would cure all Diseases hu -, NV hs noNer
Those diseases enumerated ahoseare WIN" .,,.n,ej.
of,hose Pills and sure cure or rf'ei 10 "'
Price 25 and 373 cents per box. u.,,,,,kFM
AGENrS-Baker q Judevine' >. n"' TplL
mers & Mechanic Go & $. Blake. Su,,"' LR
Newell e. Lle. Burke; j. NJ Hoy. 20, s, john,
Brown. Lvn,inn; J. Flint Mor'l!&h " TI"ards and
bury; M'MilIan g. Eastman Danv,'~ ;,a n ChauJe
Mansfield. Walden; I. Cutting. "a't% h,m: Pm.
& Brown. Farmers & Mechanics r''E p.,ks Co,
Paul. Groton; J. Jrwett - TO- ). [" Railey Wa
Barnet; Fairbanks s. A'mlngi"'' y.
,erford. and in this place. l.. JEwkrr. 27Oyl
G. q. CoRLISS. travelling Agen'. ~
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AT REDUCED PRICES.

N view of the general depression of prices in al,
NJ most all kinds of goods, the subscribers have
concluded upon the following rcduc:lo IN the
prices of their Cooking Stoves
No. Improved Diving Fme Stove, $4,000
Mo-, do do do do sos 90
The well known character of these St,ves ma
regards convenience, durability, aud general adap
taiion Ia kitchen uses, will render them at these
prices as cheap or cheaper than any other KIND in
use. f.. u u. FAIRBANKS " 10
-. '"h"So"'V. 'c'. -, i61S, 273tf
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Ee-EalaPTOved Yankee Notion
co Cd RK Il NG YES.

"
offer the same to the public.
All persons Infringing upon said patent nv pend
hng or using will he promptly prOStcuted-ouI
rights will TIE maintained.
This Improvement AZ will readily he seen on in
spectIon, DIV iaes The l@ciion to elevated
on account OF giving out into rooms excessive heat.
being so combined with the oven that at pieusure
the hea, is diverted from The oven into a separate
ilue which discharges il INTO the escape pipc with
out bringing il in contact with the large surface
uven as IN the old kind.
The is placed upon the stove as not to
interfere in the sehtes, degree with The boderS
~ other elevated oven stoves. The back fire room
makes it one OF The hest
SUNNI YER STOVES
ever invented Thus will do all the cookng, &c.
for a common sized family II is capable Of heat
ing t'oo botfc's, or frying, br"Ilins and baking
and the time, more c0nUanicntiy and
promptly, wiih less fuel and in less time ;han anu
stare or sRmmtr failure or furnaces top of any
si0re III use. FMS il will do without giving OUT
heat to cause the slightest unpleasant sensa, uu to
ii Iady IN dog days. Ironing Can he done with
great despatch, Sr s0d irons very per crily heated
at once, placed in Ett heater said back fire
room.
There are many good things enjoved by those
using this Kind of stove over their neghbnrs using
other kinds, and il is confidently believed by good
Judges " h" inve used it 10 c0mdint rand guai
nts Than amy stove in market. Whal it is s,m-
Pile and NOT i,ah'e TO get ont at order-it nsU not
burn out, there being inside plates.
ALSO. FORSALE
the well known EOOLSO.NS IMPROVED
Coo king stove;
F"rmle''s md Afcchanics Cooking Store:
Keyra,d s. fishers do DO
Mar Ern-etera'ed Ouen no do
Pa'ior Coof,ng-ioo boilers and oren.
TVS ON P.4RLORL IMPROVED, for 1912,
Termom Purlor,
Bon s. Sir plate !Sioues, all sizes, new patterns
OF. l. o WV RE,
Couidron md Pot.ash KetUes-ne,o patterns, To
sni Northern markets Fire dogs, oven aud arch
mouths fire frames,
PLOU HIS &. CULTIHATOR TEETH
CASTINGS, and the same Tendy far u-e.
GAIT and Wagon BnxEs, all which, u,,h MANI
other "'ti'ies, may DO found Al Tys"a Furnace De.
put. N"acbnry W at the Furnace.
Having large stock and being DESTROYS 10 do
active business they will sell ON favorable terms
for go0d pay paper. The subscriber most
specially asks the continuance al the patronage
former customers OF the TYSON Furnace, aud cati
or orders from all who wi>i; I" purchase All or.
drrs Tor the above, or any Kind of mlil geering
other castings, and other matters connected with
our business, addressed Ia the subscriber at Newbu
~, VI will receive prompt "ttntion.
JOHN DUNBAR. Aren't.
.Newbury, W., Sept "a, Jsd2. 27lm'i"p
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1000 Dollars yard

WILL be paid to any Physician who SN 20
w duce better compound for family use than
the GENUINE DUTCH or GERMAN VEGETa'
RI.E PHI Is STYLED