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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

MosT BEAuriFUL-Th Tbs Resurrection.
-pelincourt. in his essay on DEATH has the
following beautiful passage 10 illustration
Of bis views Of the world, aud resurrection
Of The body :--"Shall SOY that what is
impossible with men is iippossible with
God I He hath already created Ne world
| by his word, and He is able 70 destroy i,
again BY the same. Art has found out
methods 10 make beautiful vessels out Of
melted ashes; aud shall moi Gods band.
unto which alIthe skill Of an. and al the
strength OF nature are as nsHght be able
to gather up the ashes Of earth and to
make q il body full Of ligh snd glOFy."
To- MoRRow. --Wn5 can tel how
much is embraced in this expression !
Though a few hours intervene between
il and us-though it will commence its
lcouFse-whois there that can read is. sin :
gle page and pronounce the character Of
| Its events,
To morrow Those who are now CAV
may, be sad. Those who sFe naw walk
ling the avenues 10 pleasure! led BY the
hand Of hope. may be the subjects of in.
tense soErow. Prosperity may BE changed
iEio adversely.
Those who now are on the nouniain
summit maybe in The valley. The rosy
cheek may be oversprssd with p3lehsss--
the strong step may latter Dad may
have oeeIlaken Us.
Tosmorrow! II may entirely change
| the course 81 ouf lives. Il msy form =
Il . - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

A HEART What curious thing a
heart is. aint'tits young lady There Is
as much difference in hearts as in faces.
A woman's heart is a sacred thing. and
full Of purity. How proud man ought
70 be 10 have il placed IN bis keeping -
To have pretty girl love him 50 well that
she will give il 10 him, and tell him thai
il loves him more than any otherl Ism.
i curious. ladies' We might say Or !
hesrs as the old woman did Of The frsl
rabbit she ever saw. La, bow funnyI''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-22

Hsrper.-Fsrry. Feb 5
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REV. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW'S
Pink ExpectOrant syrup,

A n agreeable Cordial and Effective Remedy
a for Coughs, Hoarseness, Colds, Pain in the
Breast, InflucEza, Hard Breathing. and Difficult
Expectoraton. For Adults and Children 10 cold
climates and warm.
Have you Cough DO not neglect II! Thou
sands have met premature death for the want Of
a little attention 10 a common cold
Have you Cough Rev. DIR. Bartholomew
Expectorant syrup a safe medical prescription,
containing no POISONOUS drugs, and used IN an OK
leBsive practice for several cars, will most posi-
lively afford RELIEF, and save you from that awful
disease pulmonary consumption, which usually
sweeps into tie grave hundlds Of The young, The
old, the fair, the lovely and the gay
Have you Cough De persuaded to purchase
a bottle Of this Espcctorant Syrup today To
morrow may be too late.
Have you Cough bartholomew Expccto
ran, Syrup is the only remedy you should take tC
cure you. For this plain reason: That in thu
thousand cases where i, has been used, 1t has no
failed to relieve.
For sale in Charlotte, " c. By b. Oates and T
J. ilollon in Salisbury BY G. D, Wheeler; 10 Lox
ingtpn ~ P. Mabty; in Greensborongh BY J 4
& Sloan in Fayettevileby la. VI Rae; in York
vile, 5 c. BY Comsloek & Co. 'ssgcnt
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NOTICE.
Il. ii. ANDREWS,
SURGEO.V DENTIST.

NliANkFuL for the very liberal patronage
- heretofore received, would beg leave 10 in.
form the citizens Of this aud the adjoining coun
ties, that from this time forward he shall cunsid.
er Charlotte as his place Of residence. lie cx.
poets TO be able once or twice year 10 visit the
principal village OF each Of the az Joining counties
Hc will aleo visit families IN the country desired
dTAll work done by him warranted from to
years, according 10 circumstances.
ITfrices the same as have charged here for
nearly SIX years
Teeth set on Gold Plate each from 6to $40
do Piyots, ;
Filling or Plugging with Gold each, 2
do do Tln.fa,L
Removing Tartar or cleansing entire set, Ito z
Separating and Polishing, each separation 4
Extracting Teeth or fangs, when charged, each, 1
determination made and advice gigcn free Of
charge.
All letter addressed 10 me a; this place. V IN
meet with as prompt attention as it IS possible for
me TO give.
u ROOM al the Mansion House.
Charlotte, Jun. g. Al. t1I
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THOMAS TR0TTER
A Card to the Public.

FHNIlE amount Of bodily and mental mise,
Ill arising from 4 neglect Of small cCm3aa
is incalculable, and il is therefore o. the nina
importance that a strict attention to the .caslg
most tTihing bodily iniirmilies should be l.
for diseases Of the body invariably affect /,
mind. DR.. MOFFAT'S YEGETABLEIIH
MEDICINES, in every instance where l.
have been thoroughly used, have TRiJ NPHH
OVER DISEASE in almost all its DIVERSE
forms. The salutary effects of the Lie Nj
clnes have, in fact, been SO universally expcl..E
ed that IN the short space Of five years, hes h
become iully established as the most ca.y, s..
and perfect mode Of treatment ever offered to
public.
Il is unnecessary, here, for DR.. MoiIat 10
capitulate all the reasons which have indie
him 10 arrive at this conclusion. II is su.ic..
for him to say, that the disin;crcsted TESTING
OF his fellow citizens Who have beon induce
uae the Life Medicines, will freely be o!icu.
shy one who may feel disposed 10 call al h.
+ fee, J75 Broadway. lie has there on Gle sen.
thousand letters, Voluntarily profiered by BIS
tienls, the receipt and pernsal OF which la,
him more pleasure han all the wealth If lie i
could confer
The reader may not perhaps DC aware t.s
Origin Of Motiai's Life Medicines vas tho res.
d pro,racted and painful illness Of their ala
tor, Mr.. JOINS MoFgAr. When taken M NJ
was prosperous and dourishing mcrchar
the lower part Of the city; and having cgns
and employed anumber OF our mos, ski..u. De
clans he, after months OF sufferins,' was p,-s
cd upon TO try the medicine which s.nca a
to the public.
The effect Of the Life Medicines IN BIS
case was unparalleled in the history Of nt.
experience; and he Immediately dcte,g
make known to the orld a medicine tow
rot only owed his life, but his happiness
uniform success which has since aiteude.
administration in every instance here .
trial has been giyenstliem, has been d,s.,a
thousands and incon.estibly proves ihl.r -a.
merit.
The LIFE NEpicEGEs Gun be taken viii &
by persons Of any age; aud the feeble. en-
the nervous and the delicate, are siror-.lg
their operation, because IS ihulr rruni5. Ill. +.
CT action upon the secretions Of the s,s,s- +.
their assimilation with and purlHrs-l.a
llood, they clear the SYSTEM Of &C. 5l4
luict all nervous iriiabiIty, and .uy45..
duce sound health.
For full particulars relative 10 the vqri5
eases, modes Of treatment with tie Lie NJ,
The reader is referred to the, Good Sl--..
Published graiHifously, by DR.. W. B. M.s..-
broadway, in which are also published s. dead
from numerous flattering and copgralu....r
tcrs received the past few months.
The above medicine for sale BY
I. J. IioLToN, Ag~,
/ Chnrllft. \ q
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STATE or NORTH CARoLiN4,
MrcKLENuuRG COUNTY.

N Eqaify.-AHguSi Term, 1913.
Jamos Batuottrs Thos- Neal and wife Ann, Nan.
cy Smith, Lettly Wrigh, and wife Martha. A.
lex Gfier and wife Peggy, William D. Big.
gins and wife Mary, Caroline Nccly. John Nee.
y. Mary Nelly, Jas Bieham ard v tic Isabella.
Thomas l.. Caldwell aud ~ NJ. Lee, Ex'r OF
James Sprau, jnL'f. deed, hears a, law d
James Sp'au, ser decd
n tbs case, Il appearing to the satisfaction Of
~ the Court, tina, the defendants fhos Nealend
wife, Nancy Smith. Lestly Wright and u IT,, Alex.
Gfief and Vilc, VIM. D. Biegins and wi'e, & e,
arc not residents Of tus state, is hertfors Or.
dsred, TIA, publication be made SIX weeks 10 hc
Charlotte. Journal notifying said defendants 10 be
and appear at the next Court rf Equity, 70 b. held
Tor Mecklcrbnrg county, At the Court House 10
Charlotte, on ihc tn Monday Ia Fcbruary next.
then and there 10 plead, answer or dctaur, other.
wise the btlI vii bc.taken pro eoHfcsio. heard q
Partsr and Judgment accordingly entered against
them.
Witness, nasid,R Dnulap, Clerk and Master
N Elully, at Office IN Charlotte, the 4h Monday
OF August, A y lc43.
D. r. DUNLAP, c. NE
Dee s, le43 Price adv s5g tie
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FE7TlE subscriber having purchased Mr.. 7. X
a Hughes interest 10 the above Establish
mcnt, lenders his services 10 the Travelling Pub
lie. Having for several years been engaged IN
keeping Private Entertainment at Mount M61rnc
in lfedell county he INDUCES the hope that he
has experience enough in the duties Of his bust.
ness 10 endeavor 10 render comfortable all who
may bestow upon his House their patronage.
His TABLE shall always be well and plentiful
" supplied with every thing the country affords,
10 peae and satisfy the palate even Of an epicure
Ills BAR will be found furnished with choice
selection of Liquors.
His STABLES shall be constantly attended by
faithful and attentive hostlcrs and supplied witt
abundant proycndcr.
1T. SLOAN.
Charlotte Jan 81 1919. 81
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One lying nine miles south Of Charlole e, knoa n
rs the Plantation Of Puts Alexander, containing
sbout $40 acres, which The subscfib,f Is wiling
TO sell entire or IN parcels TO SIT purchasers.
One other tact 10 Union county .Is,uate in the
neighborho"d Of Geo. Mccain and Jcsse Slarns,
containing 81 acres.
Also, tao other tracts, lying in this county. two
and bali miles Est OF Charlotte, known a. tie
widow Jane Aenauder's land--which two tracts
the subscriber offers for sale rs agent Of Abrsm
+. Alexander. Possession OF the above land. riy.
en- immediately.
Also, the tract Of land upon which now i've.
lying or miles East Of Charlotte. containing
about go acres. Possession given next Fail
One reason FOR wishing to sell the plantation on
which reside is, The iteal,h of one of The mem.
bcts Of my family b.iug very bad and removal
toa limestone region being recommended wish
10 try the change.
All OF The abuge lands will speak f5r them.
selves. Sec the subscriber for further particulars
JOHN CAMPBELL
OFT l6 1873 At
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q AfpNESS BALM of COLUMBIA for
y The hair, which viii stop It f railing out, or
restore Il on bald places and on children make it
grow rapidly, OF on those who have lost the hair
from any cause.
All NtRMlN that iufest The bead Of children
IN schools, are prevented or killed by II al once
Find the name OF Coms,nck & 10. on ii or never
Try IL Rem mbcr tbs alrcav,
For sale in Charlotte, N. {. by b. Oates and r.
j llolior; IN Sali,bury By C. D. Wheeler. in Lex.
tnCton by }. I. Mabry in Gfccusborou. h by J.
X sloan; IN Fayetteville by J a, M'Rao in
Yorkyllie, sc. BY Comstook Il Co.'S agent.
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TO MILLOWNERSA AND
MILIIERS.

T2NElE subscriber having purchased the right Of
II erecting and vending in North Carolina, the
PATENT SMUT MACHINE, respectfully in.
forms Millers and the owners of Mills IN MeckleI.
burg and Cabarrus counties, that he is ready 70
attend 10 any orders he may receive for said Ma.
chimes, This Machine SURPRISES any thing of the
kind ever offered 10 the Public. Wheat which is
thoroughly impregnated with Smut and other
til, together with garlic is at once rendered pure
and clean, out of which the best Flour eau be
manufactured. lie has pot up several in Lincoln
county which have given entire satisfaction
Their durability and saving Of labor in The prep
aration Of Wheat or use, will reader them val.
liable acquisition 10 those interested ia making
good Flour
Persons wishing to avail themselves Of tie ben.
Eft Of this Machine, will please inform Mr.. L ]
Hollon, Charlotte, vino will TRANSMIT, an orders Il
mc. GEORGE MOSTELLER.
Liacoln County, N. C., Noe. p, leIJ g,f
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Id HEUMATIsN and LAMENESs, positive

HID HEUMATfSN and LAMENT SS positive.
Nn y cured, and all shrivellcd muscles and
lmbs arc restored, in the old or young, by the Iv
niAS NfgETAmE EuyiR ASp NERVE am Bow LIS
mENr--but never without the name Of Comslock
& Co on it,
For sale in Charlotte, ~ G. by Oates; in Sa
ltsbury by c. b. Wheeler in Lexington bv ]. +.
Mahry; IN Grocnsbofough by J. & r. Sloan; ia
Fayetteville by J. n. MRac; in Yotkylllc, s c.
by Comstock 4 Co.'S agent.
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70 ALL TIE WORLD WHO Use LEA.
TIER IN ANY FORM
OH. OF TANNIS.
OR, LEATHER RESTORER. ANEW Gil
MICAH nlSfpNEpN

OK, LEATHER RESTORER. ANEW CHE
MlCAL DISCOVERY.
VE pSF people know, that skins and hides arc
4s2 converted into leather by the use Of Tan.
min extracted from certain barks, &c When the
force and strength Of the Tannin is worn out,
leather becomes dcqd, hard, Dig, brittle cracked,
I ceue'ed ruth a crust, &c. THIS an mo ~
10 restore then Ue, Sotaess moiStness, strength,
stHooihness, and remove all crust fiv, or bis,rr-
restore the faaaia. This substance The l,aibc,
never can receive The second time; bu,thc whole
virtues oil IT are in this article, the OIL OF TAN.
NiN-which penetraies the StiiIcst and hardest
ieahher' II II has teen twenty years in use and
II IL tears easily with the fingers, il imparts nt
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen II becomes like new leather, in all respects
with delightful s0ftntss and polish and mako
all leather completely and perfectly impetvinus
70 "a,er--and particularly boots, shoes. carriaoc
'ofs' nose, trunks, harness, and Ia fact al thlrcs
,na1e OF leather, giving splendid polish even
hghcr than new leather has, and at least doublinr
~ wear ana durau'htg, IN whatever manner The
leather rs used These are facts.
Those who willmay wear old shoes. gro,, r;,,
corns, ride with old cafriege tors, have did barnsa
and throw them away bali used, look fnhv ,he,,
selves and oil about them, cxpend double vh,, i
necessary for ARTICLES of leather 10 their hr,,,,s
content, Tor what we care If their prciudices nrc
20 strong lucy VIII not try new discovery W.
have no iavors to ask Of them, they are the rrea,
'st sufferers aud VIC beg for nobody's custom or
'1tronaee' Now, gentlemen, please Yourselves
af None genuine unless with the fac.ei,,,,n ~
,omstoeS " Go. For sale In Charlotte, n. e bv
s. Oates ~ ) salisbury by c. y. Wheeler: in I,ot
nngtoo by j. T. Matry IL Grecnshnrouch he ! &
:, -, H'@an N Fayetteville by ia MRac in York.
NC ; T. by Comsioek 4 Co.'S agent.
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STATE or NORTH CA
MECKLESBuRG CoJ
Court Of Pleas and Quartt
uary Tenn, u
Margaret Reed

The real estate of Joseph Reed, 1ce o. n Dower'
- appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of tho Court.
III that Harris McCumb and jane II bis wiGp
defendants IN this ease, reside beyond the limit
of this State, Ills therefore Ordered, hy the Court
that publication DO made six weeks in the Char
lotte Journal, notifying said defendants 10 be- and
appear al our next Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, TO be held for the county OF Mecklcn.
burg at the Court House in Charlotte, on tho An
Monday Of April next, aud then and there plead
answer or dcmur, to plaintiffs petition, or judp.
ment pro confesso will be entered up against
them
Witness, Charles 7. Alexander, r., Clerk Of our
sai4 Court, at Office, the ith Monday in January,
1874, and sixty eighth year Of American Indie.
pendence.
CT ALIEN AMBER, jr C.MC
Feb 9, 1874, Printers Fec o. G2I t24
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vHNtilS preparation has now stood the test q
II several years trial, and s confidently re-
commended as a safe and sdecguai medicine tot
expeIing WORMS FROM tie systfm. The unexan
pied success that has ATTENDED us administration
IN every ease where the patient was really sih C.
ted with Worms certainly renders 1t worthy the
attention Of the Pubiic.
The proprietor has made il point 70 ascertain
the results Of its use in such cases as came Ni'h.
in his knowledge and ohse'yltlon-aEd be inya
raby found It 10 produce the most saluiaiy effects
not unfroqucnlly al,r nearly all the ordinary
preparations recommended for worms had been
previously rssorted 10 without any permanent ad.
Sauiaee. This fact is a'lesiCd BIZ tho certificates
and statements Of hundreds OF respectable per.
sons IN different parts Of the country and should
induce families always 70 keep wal Of the pre-.
paration IN thci; possession. Il IS mild ID It's %.
GRAFTON, and may be administered with perfect
safety 70 The most delicate infant.
Tor sale al tho Drug Store, bg
D. OATES, Soe Agent.
Avg 81, 1913. 6m
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THE NEW MsRR OR,
Every number cmbtlishcd with
4 Beautiful Steel Engraving.
rprro ~ G p MORRIS ,sp P. WINS.

REASONS ron TAXING TIE SEW MIRROR
lhfec Dollars cannot bRy so much OF literary
and pictorial value in any other shape
fVs 'ieO highly GEtstsd aed eHgrarinrs arc
gwen ~ abe course Of the year.
The tter0rg contents are the freshest and best
that can BIZ futnshcd by the experienced taste
and industry Of is editors.
{ pc and paYfr are not oxcellcd by those Of
periodical.
nd,d book 10 bind and preserve is in yonr
1lt The close Of the year, containing every
& OF current interest worth remembering, and
by invaluable gems Of literature and aft.
dftlghfli rlsitor 10 yoar JaHiiy cucl, is such
tuFday paper,
The ysor eae' 7Hmber cost but fire peaer, tho
are IN II sixteen pages Of the choicest mat.
picture such as could no, be bought
I'D int shops for less than two shillingg.
aoiiing 10 ssad your subscription.
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PILES. &C.

& n oRSES that have Ring bone, SPAWN. Wind
u gals, SC, nre cured by Roofs Specific; and
touNDtRED horses entirely cured by Roofs
onnder Ointment Mark this, all horsemen.
toF sale 10 Charlotte, N. c. by h. Oates; In 81.
!ishnry by {. Il. Wheeler ia Lexington BY ]. p.
Maofy ~ nreensborough by J, & r. Soan G.
,taye'cVilie by J, 4. M'Rac; in Yorkylle, S. IN
By Comstock & Cos agent :"
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PLANTATION
FOR SIZE.

ZnIIE Subscriber offers for sals
II ETFtfA ~ the Plantation, on whish be
#STfTsi: iormtrly resided, known as John
efF xfEs& Nc Donald's, on the head wattrs OF
Paw Greek, containing about 1870 acres. On the
premises is iol,rahle good dwelling house aud
barn. As GUld has been found on this land there
is 10 doubt of the existence OF vein. For paril-
culars, enquire of John NJ. Kerr, on the premises.
ANANlAS SING.
Jan II, 1914. 10
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WILLIAM HUNTER,
HOOk-HE.HEDER.

Eb ETURNS his sincere thanks to a generous
n D public for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended TO him, and begs leave TO say that he
continues to carry 90 the BOOKBiNDING bus
mess in all lis branches. Hc viii be thankful f r
work in hs'ne. and promises to execute oil or.
doris promptly, and in superior style. And as
money is scarce. such articles Of domestic pro
ducc as ate generally consumed ia family, will
be taken in payment for binding, at the market
price.
Dee. Is, ls43 l2lf
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NOTICE.

AVlNG disposed Of my stock Of Groceries
IN N to.Joseph Cathey now call far the last time
on those who are indebted TO me 10 call and settle
My books must be closed and those who do M,
settle shortly, will have TO deal with a collecting
officer. No one need look for longer indulgence
WIN. SANDRY.
Feb 3, 1914 t2l
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lllors post1gs ~,

The New Mirror y a noreHg in letters and in
art II is a Sa'urdr'i paper, containing sixteen
suporbly printed ptinscd octave pages, tencoscd
+ in nca, coyer,) and costly and 5caatiful s,s,l
engraving HTfY.Two Of these are given in the
course OF the yenr--an experiment hitherto una,
tempted either al home or acknowledgement with
eight hundred and thifty.tWo closely printed IA
yes OF the choicest matter, and all for tho tfiHpg
and very disprop0TtiORsd cost Of three dollars a
year 10 subscribers. II is edited with great carr
and enriched With original papers from the best
'0utcrs Of The day. il seeks 10 crafty every rea.
der OF taste, by cheerful sketches Of society tales
OF romance and humour, gayclics and GRANTEES,
domestic and foreign correspondence, wit and pa.
hos, and literary, musical, and loecasionay) dra
matte criticism, The very low price al which il
Is published places IT within the reach Of every
one disposed to obtain a valuable, amusing and re-
hned PaRiouR JOURNAL, published in weekly nun
bos, but also intended for preservation as choice
roin,ne for The library filed with the gems of it,
erature and the fine arts.
Those who send the amount Of substitution d.
rect 10 the undersigned, vii receive the paper by
mail ~ otherwise with the utmost papcRahfg, ard
enclosed IN strong wrappers, to preserve the
cngraglngs from injury. In most country places
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ing the amount, trunkcd by The nearest postmas
ter, (who has tbn right and generally the courtesy
10 do So. and By sending directly to The underslgn.
cd, all risk Of disappointment viii be avoided.
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Absolute Curc-.iH.
EeA. ebskas TRIALS, and I.

- " " W " iul, prove DALI
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inean
II not only cures quicker, but gives DO 90
pam, nor leaves a scar. Flre IS positiycy .a-
cd harmless. $50 has been offered six ~
any person returning an empty box, and So
that all agony on Amounting is not extra,'a
lew minutes, YET, BOT one from thauslrG-
ais since has claimed the bonusA Parens3
ious TO guard against general injuries art
money, lime, leisure and life, and pTsYs.
offspring from being disfgurod by burls, o.
smallpox pustults, III possessing TIE n#
power to replace the ccllulary organs ics
can do so BY obtaining this iucstituaJ.o f.a
Many deeply buru; cases in tho city cla bee
aud one entire face burnt over aud wgurt,. .
distinct times in the same spot while Eta'r-
10 no case can be traced the least c.ga.-s
mark For all. kinds Of hurts, its rand s.
effects, are alike important even sore aggs. 5
lNtLAMMATloNS ard BROKEN II, les,
would be unknown, The toilc, and ngrsar
clearing the skin Of pimplcs, removing cast3
VIII find itindisponsable. Once using er.#
forever establish il the suycrcirn UUN +
quality. Ailcf this notice, heads of fam.-
lowing torture for mon The, and ultlms,l,v
taTltd features, can never eipc away rCr-#
lusily uttered BY a disublcd child, for uc-a.
10 triumph over FIRE.
tof sale in Charlotte, \. c. BY Z. Oalrs c#
J. Holion in Salisbury By c. h. Wheeler; . !.
ngton by J. p. Mabry in Grcensbarnurh
\ Il. Soani in fayet,vilr BY ]. 4. MR.
! orkVllle, 5, c. by Comstock & Cos arcrl