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Absolute Curc-Ail.
10000 I 's prov, a'G p i ley.

E(s.e 600 iai. provo DALLEY's
MAGICAL. PAIN EXTRACTOR inestmable,
II moi only curee quicker. but gives no additional
main. nor leaves scar. FIRE is positively render
cd harmless. $40 has been offered sH months To
any person returning an empty box, and saying
tEat ali agony on Amounting is not extracted IN a
rcw minutes, yet, not one from thousands oil tn
"a sioce has claimed the bonus.) Parents anH-
IONS 10 guard against general injuries aud save
money, time, leisure and lite, ana prevent 'he'
offspring from being dlshgnred by burns o. even
smalpo pustules ~ possessing the ehNao'c
noWcr 10 replace the ccllulary organs deslroyea')
ran d, 20 hy obtaining this tnestimaole save
MANY deeply burnt cases IN the city can be seem
and one entire face burnt over and wounded three
distinct times IN the same spot while healing ye'
n no case can DO traced the least cicslIiec or
marx, For all kinds of hurts, its rapid soo'hihg
ELECTS are alike important, even sore eyes, All,
/ INfL hMMATIDNS and BROKEN BkEAs >
Youd be unknown. The toilet and nursery, ior
clearing the skin OF pimplcs. removing obaic, At,,
uill find /, indispensable. Once using only WIN
/ c,,ever establish il the sovereign HEAIrALi'
,n,Iitv After this notice, heads OF iamlllea a.
/ lawiuy torture for months, and ultimately GA
torted features, can never Woe away fepfoach'
,,.,ly uttered BY disabled child, for ncglecting
/ 10 triumph over fire.
For sale in Charlotte, NC, by u Oates and L.
]. IIolton in Salisbury by {. u. WhoolerI IN Lex
| inpton by ). 7. Mabry; in Greensborough by j.
4. r. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A. MRao; IN
Yo,kville. s, c. by Cumstock a. Cos agent.
RANK WARRANTS for sale at this
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TOR SALE CHEAP.

4 .l.Egts Of various qualities and neaieSi
I .r- Ngs..Gs, Ribbons, &c;
CgFsc;
.. ar.as and best quality,
n. r Is s.a.: articles, on hand and lor SAFE
4-.a9 n. K. TAYLOR.
'u- t-t7 40if
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on ahen he lcfl q bfnHn Jeans dress coat, dark
cassiset pania!oons and black fur cap. MI per
aons arc forcwarned acaius, hafboring OF employ.
inp sid app:onllec AS the law will be enforced !
and the above reward viii be paid 10 any one Tor
III aeprehc,,sion and confinement ia any jaii 20
that Gao re, him arain, Of sl0 Il delivered 70 nc
At ms feridenrc. I miles north west Of Concord.
WIN. A. WEDDlNGTDN.
CeJqrras CO., N C. June 10, 1913. ~
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T. ]. UOITON,
"a, Proprietor N Publisher.
TER NIS:


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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECRLENBURG CouSTY.
Court IF Equity 10 august Term, ls43.
\. II. Dinkius and wife Cynthia,
Leondas Springs,
G. J. ilarIis, aud wife Lconora,
John Springs, Jun'r.
Sarah and Margaret Springs, in.
fants, BY their Guardian, A.
Spring,
K. \. Springs LEROY Springs. Petition ios,l
BAXTER Springs. Land
a. B. Davidson aud wi'c Mary.
Sophia Springs, infant, by her
Guardian, John Springs, scnr.
rs.
J. 3. :. Harris, ". s. Harris,
Margaret and Eugenia llarris. &
q. w Nun!ap and wife MARY,
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gHNHE Defendants, 10 tins case, not residing
a within the hGiis Of this State, i, is ordered,
that publication BE made six weeks in the Cha-
i0io Journal, riglng said defendants notice, that
unless they appear al our next Court OF Equity,
10 be held sor said County, on the 4th Monday ~
August next, Al the Court House in Charlotte, and
answer said Petition, BY showing cause Why the
prayer Of eomplainan,s should not be granted,
Judgment pro coufesso will be entered sgsinst
, them. By order,
"a d. r. DUNLAP, c. " f.
June ~ 1913. Pr. fee s5a
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Drs. P.C.CaidwelIA T.Esarris
Valuable Real Estate, Gold
Mines, &c,
ST Public .EECTEC.g.

III % NoIa % INT hIgHcst UIddaF
w Court House Ia Charlo,te, on Tue
- the reTt term Of Meek. ~
lcnburg County Court in a.
~. Jolly. tie following desir. ~
-kkf able property, y.x -~n,
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CALHOUN.


There was, also, son of South Caro-
lima, still in the service of the Public, then,
undoubtedly, the most influential member
of this House. With genus eminenily
metaphysical, he applied to politics his
habits OF analysis and abstraction, and thus
gave to the problems of Government some
thing of that grandeur which the higher
mathematics have borrowed from astron-
omy. The wings of his mind were rapid,
bu, capricious, and there were times when
the light which flashed from them as they
passcd, glanced like mirror in the sun,
only to dazzle the beholder. Engrossed
with his subicct-careless Of his words
his Hottest flights of eloquence were some
times followed by coloquial or provincial
barbarisms. But, though often incorrect
he was always fascinating. Language,
with him, was merely the scaifolding OF
thought--cmployed to raise dome, which,
like Augolo's, he suspended in the heavens
CLAY.
It is equally impossible to forget, or to
omit q gentleman from Kentucky, whom
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.

MOONS PHASES
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~ arrested girl at the house OF Jane Thompson No. Is
Elm street, under the following circumstances She
her name Mary Ann Butler and that she has re-
oen' resided at New Haven where she lost her parents.
and afterwards resided with DIR. Enos Munson
want ana afterwards was put in the New Haven prison
ior anegeu participation charge Of counterfeiting
ngsnst man whom she calls Thomas. They were re-
Gently triea and acquitted after remaining there ter
months and she as indscst promises made 10y this
!an Thomas 20 Gene 10 this city Alter arriving here
he took her to house Of prostitution but being az she
says unable to effect her seduction left her and she
was turned out Of doors She was then aided TO
enter another den of namy, and refusing to prostitute
her person as she says elected from the premises
and finally took refuge In the above named in Elm
where she she has also preserved her
II her story is true she is entitled to- marked care from
of Philanthropc institutions She still remains
in the custody OF the police for disposition CsD
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The SrREETs-It has now become very i'm
portant and indeed vital question for the health OF
this city, whether the streets are not TO be
cleaned. Warm weather has come, and sickness
also Dirt and filth in masses suffered to accu-
muate and these masses from time to time are
saturated with water from the hydrants. Why
should not miasma and pestilence follow! The
people have for months past almost been on their
knees TO the Common Council, begging them to
see that the streets are cleaned. Nothing has yet
been done Is this right, Alderman Purdy? Is
this right, Alderman Lee Is this right, Alderman
Hatfield
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Isn't it very pretty?

GREAT spEED.--The Philadelphia Chronicle says,
the steamboat Duke of Orleans, arrived at Cincin-
natl few days since, in six days and eight hours
from New Orleans, the shortest passage ever made.
She made thirty-seven landings on the way up
The distance from Cincinnati to New Orleans is
about 1900 miles and the usual time occupied in
Streaming down to New Orleans, is six or seven
days, and from New Orleans up 10 or IL days. In
the above instance the passage must have been
made at the rate of over ten miles an hour up the
stream.
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The Locusrs These insects are yet rather tor.
pid, and not inclined to fly and adhere to the limbs
Of trees SO that IT is difficult to shake them off, Many
persons apprehend serious damage to crops, but the
injuries they commit confined to trees, which
they destroy by boring for shelter, and as deposits
for their eggs Compared to the ocusts of Egypt,
these are perfectly harmless.
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York. Thursaay, June 20. IsAs.
Tns Great Bunker HUI Herald.

On Saturday, of this week. shall publish a most
superb edition of the WEEKLY HERALD, which, from the
matter il will contain, will be called the Bunker Hill
Herald full account Of the celebration Of Bunker
HUI will be It's pIincibsi feature consisting oil inc de-
with four or FIVE splendid engravings comprising
lst. view Of the procession forming on Boston Com
mon.
2nd. A view of the procession crossing Warren
Bridge
Sd. A view of Bunker Hill Monument from the north,
as 1t looked the day OF the celebration with the flags
above and crowds below.
4th. view Of Bunker Hill Monument from the south
ern bay, as it looked on the quiet Sabbath morning
alter the celebration.
And 5th and original view OF the Battle OF pun
kcr Hill which took place on the 18th June, IT'S; taken
from print published few weeks after that great event.
and now in possession Of citizen OF New foki eIn,.
biting the array of the American army engaged in
deadly conflict with the British troops, their ships and
other forces.
WEEKLY HERALps published Agents and newsmen
will please transmit their orders as early as possible
We snail probably publish hundred housdnd copies
10 supply all demands
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General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen scoles and
Mat l


JAMES Il. WHITING Esq, District Attorney.
JTNE ai.-Ine Lottery Case-The trial Of Hubbard N
scientific and intellectual manufacturer of clothes" OF
Brooklyn, was continued this morning. II has created
nineteen twenty others have been indicted
whose causes depend much upon result of those that
precede them Turner, the complainant, who was used
as witness by the prosecution testified that he had not
at sny time returned ticket for consideration let
any broker for payment Of money, but that Mr. Hol
raised upon statement by Mr. Ducher counsel for
Defence who called Alert Peck who testified that he
to Turner at Brooklyn, and after telling him
that Bevn who had sold the ticket poor and needy.
Turner took the ticket out Of his pocket threw it the
table, and said You give what you like for it"-
That witness then drew his wallet from his pocket and
Hoingsworh took $40 from it and gave it to Turner
William Hongsworh testified, that having heard that
others he went to see him. and asked If he would give
them up and what he wanted for SO doing7 Turner
Piled "Oh about $40 $685. and receiving such state
he afterwards went again to Turner with Mr. Peck,
and paid the money as stated bv Peck.
The case for the accused was ably defended by SALEM
DUcHER, Esq, no succeeded in Obtaining division in
the minds Of the jury and being unable to agree, they
discharged, after hours delay On coming into
court the foreman stated that they stood II to and the
answered that his objections to verdict Of guilty.
was owing to his disbelief in the credibity OF the wit
The District Attorney, with the consent OF the Court
then ordered thirty jurors to be empannelled for attend
this morning, when another lottery case will be
The Grand Jury came court and having concluded
their business discharged with the thanks OF the
Court
JUVENILE BUxoLARs-Two boys named Arson Wins
low and William McDermo were tried for burglary in
the second degree for entering the house of Mr. Voor
hees They were ingeniously defended by c. w. Ter.
hume Esq, who obtained verdict of acqutal, and they
were discharged.
PLEADED GuILrY-A colored man, named Jacob Cum
ming who had entered plea of guilty of grand larceny
in stealing from his employer, Stephen W. West, was
sent to the State Prison for two years.
DrscHAneED,-OA motion OFF, L. Camp, nolie prose-
qui entered in the of James Sherry, charged
with stealing pocket book containing ST. in bank notes.
from Dr. Hiram Mott there not being evidence sufficient
to convict him.
Thursday.
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Superior Court.

Before Chief Justice Jones.
JUNE 20-The Court announced that the new rules to
be published in few days, provide that hereafter the
first week OF every argument term will DO devoted to
trials but that plaintiff should net be subjected
motion for judgment in Of non-sut If emitting
notice his for the trial week in the argument
The arrangement has been made at the request Of
number oil members Of the bar.
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1NFLUENzA.-Thc captain, several oil the crew,
and most of the passengers in the steam ship Co
lsmbia, which arrived at Boston on Sunday, were
suffering from this epidemic. The strangest part Of
the whole is that did not make its appearance on
board until alter they got on soundIngs.
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The Bunker Hill Herald.

Two editions Of the next WEEKLY HERALD will be pub
hshed, to be called the
BUNKER HILL HERALD.
One OF these editions will be printed the usual paper
used for the Herad-price St cents by single numbers
cents in quantities. The other edition will be printed
on superne paper of great beauty strength and durab
ity, and will be sold at lal cents in single copiesand
cents by the quantity. Send in orders fast possible
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FREMONT THEATRE-THE RAvEIls-MIss WELLS
Under the above title the Boston papers are let
ting of all quantities Of steam, gas and poetry In
relation to Miss Wells theirpoetry goes of thus;
"Her feet beneath her petticoat
Like little mice, steal in and out, &C.,
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VESSELS LOST ON LAKE MICHIGAN -The Milwau-
kie Commercial Herald of the 9th inst. seys:-" BY
the steamer James Madison, which arrived at our
M'Faydn, that during the squall of Saturday last,
the schooner Troy, loaded with wheat, is supposed
to be lost 35 miles south of Mantoo Isle, and about
nine miles from the iIchigan shore. Two vessels
were capsized, and their masts are sticking above
the water between Milwaukee and Racine. Some
small vessels were lost bound from Michigan City
to Milwaukee, laden with produce Ter this port"
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DR.. HAeAN.-The Vicksburg Wing, of the 10th
contains further particulars of the killing OF DR.. Ha
gan, by Mr.. Daniel w Adams.
The testimony before the coroner's court was un
satisfactory. No one seemed to know how the az
fray began. Adams says he shot Hagan while the
He states that he went Vicksburg for the purpose
OF demanding the retraction Of certain charges
against his father, but in what manner the retrac-
ton was demanded or whether demanded at all,
does not appear.
Adams of Jackson, Miss. :, and both father and son
were as ardent locofocos as DR.. Hagan himself
They, however, have been opposed to Reputation,
while DR.. Hagan has been the champion of that stu
pendous iniquty DIR. II. accused the elder Adams
OF some kind OF connection with the defalcaion OF
Graves, and it was this charge that brought upon
him the vengeance of Mr.. AS son. The younger
Adams at the time OF the occurrence, was about to
establish new locoIoco paper at Jackson.
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FROM YucArAN.-The brig Gen. Marion, Captain
Sylvester, arrived yesterday, two and half days
from Slsal BY her we learn that on the 9th ult,
party of the Mexicans burned Telchac. The report
that Santa Ana had appointed commissioners to treat
with the Yucatecos for cessation of nostties is
confirmed. The Gen. Marion brings nothing rela
tive to Com. Moore and the Texan fleet, farther
TrODic June IL.
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VO- 1T IS SELDOM YOU CAN VISIT PLACE
OF amusement where you meet with such diversified
teraoments and such moderate charge for admission
Peale's New York Museum. Dearue whose correct and
faithful representations Of Booth Forrest &c. tho
theme Of general enconium. His humorous scenes arc
highly dvertnghis imitation OF the sound produced by
musical box il rich in the extreme also the wood saw
ing and particularly the bull frog Brouwer comic ongs
too well known to need comment. Miss Adairs sing
ing is much admired Miss Blanchards performances on
the musical glasses and eas of juggling, excellent
La Petite Ceros dancing is admirable and the price OF
admission is only shilling.
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03- HENRIQUES, 81 WILLIAM STREET, HAS
constantly hand choice assortment of Noriega Nor
zens and strangers in the city to call and Judge for them
selves. Those who intend to rustcate would do we'll
provide themselves OF this establishment they
depend the article furnished asgenuine imported
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0y- A CURE GUARANTEE O.-THE COLLEGE OF
Medicine and Pharmacy ofhc city Of New YORK, estao
shed for the suppression ofquackery,is now prepared
all diseases of private neture ana oner 10 All
those afflicted with these distressing ma'adies adventsg
not TO be met with in any other institution in tins country
either public or private From the constant corresPon
dence and from private arrangements. between tne men
bers of the College and tho most eminent Proesso' ~ me
Medical Institutions Of Europe all IN the
treatment of these diseases are forwarded 70 e lonB
before they reach the majority Of the medca
of this country All persons who have usea tne ceieura
ted preparation of Professor Ricord, "Tne raen Aer
otve Mxturey can bear testimony 70 us peh8 the most
nowerfI remedy ever discovered Tor primary or secon
dry syphilis, strengthening the censu'uton' whilst
erndicating the disease: :, III. s,;s pu,. t,r
~ oonorrlm and gleet, he's raised him immea-
rahi ahove ali his contemporaries in this particular
oh oS the profession With such celebrated remedies,
Sa,her with the combined skill of the first medical men
his couptry the College feel satisfied that the good
york thew have undertaken he suppression OF quack.
crvpwl receive the patronage il deserves from that
norton Of the public requiring their services
Terms for advice, and all medicines, so.
Office and Consulting Rooms Of the College w NaS
sau street. w :. RICHAhp oUN, nsen. n,
Patients living at distance by Satng thelr us
ease explicitly in writing, giving all symptoms ogetner
with the treatment they received elsewhere any can
obtain chest containing all medicines win u drec-
ion for use, with guar antec OF cure, ny se"'e "'
igcnt ofthe College, post paid, cnclosingso'
0ry- CURE THE SICK HEADAChE-sfohIs Sick
N
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REMOVED Stephen Daniels, Surveyor Of the
port of Salcm and Mr.. Palfray, editor of the Salem
Advertiser the organ of Mr. RantouI, appointed.
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NAvAL.-The U. S. brig of war Truxton, Lieut..
Comd't. Geo. p. Upshur, bound to Constantnople
to bring home the remains of the late Commodore
Porter, went to sea from Hampton Roads on the
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Circuit Court.


JUNE 2l-Wm W. Lowsrrs vs. w Fan Benthuyssn.-
The verdict in this was this morning given for the
defendant.
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MUsTcAL-Mr. Wallace, who has been so sue.
cessful in this and other cities, gives his first concert
in Philadelphia at the Chestnut street Theatre, this
evening. He will be assisted by Mrs. Watson and
others, and the entertainment is likely to prove one
of the most brilliant of the kind that has been given
in Philadelphia for some months.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-22

1rz- PERHAPS YOU HAVE THE INFLUENZA
perhaps you nothing about any Of these attacks
don't Pease's Eoarhound Candy because IT Will
certainly YOU Fail not to buy package use ac-
csrdBg the printed directions II heals irritation Of the
lungs the decay Of those important functions OF the
body and restores the system TO general health Who,
them that has relative friend acquaintance that is Of
nced will not advise the of the Clarified Essence OF
Hoarhound Candy, which is compounded OF twenty-five
Of the mostsafe and sautary vegetable ingredients
New YORK, June 10, 1913.
Gentlemen-My wife has been for three years afflicted
with severe cough accompanied with great pain and
bleeding the lungs The cough hes been so severe
times that duringthe psroxysm of coughing the blood
would from her mouth and sostrils At the same time
she made Of your candy and it performed radical
cure. Yours, respectfully,
DAVID w. PIERCEY,
No. ls Delaney st. and No. Spruce 81
To Messrs. J. Pease & Son, As Division st.
Sold at 10 Assr House, ITO Broadway and 20 William
street.
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90 GODEY's LADY's BOOK FOR JULY
EMBELLISHMENTS.

The Boudoir-by Chalon.
The Village School-by Bcaume.
Roger Williams exed and Emigration CT Mr. Hooker
and Company designed and engraved by Cro0me.
Fashions.
No. l. Equestrian Figures.
& + \: !; Walking Dresses.
CONTENTS.
The Boulder, or the Modern Cimon-by Professor
Frost
The Four Leave Clover-by Mrs. s. j. Hall.
The Kngsburgs,a sketch-by Miss Leslie.
The Blind Mother-by Mary E. Lee.
The Proud Lsdye-by Mrs. Seba Smith.
On the Ev ening preceding Commencement in College.
The Cousins, tale-by Miss Mary Davcnant
The Visis-by Mrs. Mary B. Horton.
To Beautiful UnknowD-by n. WILLIE
Common People-by r. 3 Arthur
The Village Sehosl-by Mrs. Seba Smith,
Thoughts and "reminiscences for the Fourth OF July
by Lewis r. Hamersley.
Review
Editors Table
Editors Book Table.
Terms-$3 per annum-sngle numbers Is cents. Mail
ed part of the United States and Canadas also de-
livered to any part Of this city and Brooklyn, by
BURGESS & STRlNGER, 222 Broadway,
Corner Ann street.
Country Agents supplied with any magazines or popu
lar periodicals of the day.
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NIBLo's Last night the Posiliion went off with
increased effect Tonight Burton and Miss Ayres
appear as Christopher and Nancy Strap, in the Plea
SAINT Neighbor, and are certain to create much
mirth and amusement Burton also appears in his
avorite piece of John Jones, which he has performed
hundreds Of times, and always causes great laugh
ter. AS this is the last night but of this rress-
tiby comic actor, we anticipate crowded theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-06-22

SANS SoucI HOTEL, AT BALLsroN SPA-This spa
cous and well known establishment has been leased
by Mr. Il. S. Warren. 1t has been thoroughly re-
paired, will be regularly supplied with the waters
from Saratoga for the use Of its guests and affords
a delightful resort to such families as prefer COM
FORT quiet and spacious rooms, to the crowd noise,
and confusion Of Saratoga
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THE BowEKY AMPHiTHEATRE. Like his partner
WEIGH at the Park, Mr.. Mann is carrying every
thing before him at the Anphiiheatrc. This is Ger
tainly most curious and remarkable circus. Like
the giant Brareus, it seems to possess hundred
arms and fifty heads; know not in what quarters
ofthe globe some of Its members may not be found.
The 'arm" or the s'head" which is now figuring at
the Amphitheatre, lsprobaby at least equal if not
little superior to any of the members abroad Don't
forget that this is the Briarean "head" which
lodged the Guadaloupe earthquake
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M cIrpE THE SICK HEADACHE.-spo hrs Sick
Headache Remedy will do it, out OF many thousands
sol not one has oiled warranted To be found only
at III Courtlandt 81.