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CTAMMERING CURED.-DR. COM.
- STOCKS VOCAL AND POLYaLOTT

CTAMMERING CURED.-DR. COM.
- STOCKS VOCAL AND POLYaL0TT
GYMNASIUM (Philade phia) is designed for the
Cure Of Stammering and Defective Articulation
for instruction in Execution, and the usual English
branches-and for the acquisition Of Ancient and
Modern Languages. The following languages are
now taught:
l. Latin, s. German, 9. Turkish,
g. Ancient Greek, g. Spanish, 10. Armenian,
J. Modern Greek, 4 Gaelic, II. Hebrew,
I. French, 4. Italian, ~. Hindooslanee.
The principal teacher in the department Of Philo-
ogy not only somPoses readily in English, French,
Italian, Greek, and Turkish, but he converses flu
emily in all these languages.
III Ne one can become pupil in this lnstitu-
ton who is not cleanly in his person and habits,
and gentlemanly in his department.
mo member of the Institution is allowed TO use
tobacco in any form.)
ANDREW CoMsToCK, NJ. D., Principal,
No. 100 Mulberry street, Philadelphia.
~ DR.. CoMsTocK has published the following
works:
|. A System. of Elocution, with special reference
to Gesture, to the Treatment Of Stammerng and
Defective Articulation, comprising numerous Dir
grams and Engraved Figures illustrative Of the sub
lect.
2. A Table of the Elements of the English Lam
guage, to which are prehxed Exercises in Pitch and
Force.
3. Epitome Historie Sacra on an improved plan,
with the marks Of quantity and Of accent, and with
literal interlinear translation, designed as prima-
ny book.
4. A Chart, comprising a Perfect Alphabet of the
English Language, the corresponding Photographic
Characters of Pi,man, and Exercises in Gesture.
~ DR.. c. is preparing for the press, "a Urea
tise on English Phonology."
Jan 2l--d3m
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From the Hon. John ". Davis, Speaker Of The House
Of Representatives..
WAsHIEGTos, ID. g., Dec %, l645.
tale pleasure in stating that DIR. L. Parmele, Of
this city, has executed for me an excellent piece of
work in the line Of his profession-one which
era other dentists of high repute declined to under
take as being mpncticable; but by the skill Of
DR.. p. it has been done, not only in good profess
sonsl style, but is highly serviceabls and salts
factory
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IREY's BLACK LEAD PENCILS, FOR
"A ARTISTS; from Keawick, Cumberland Eng
land A ANAL supply, assorted, and warranted gen.
uine, just imported, direct from London, and this
day received, by
Feb 10, 1876. ,.,. r. TAYLOR
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VNRU s s E S.--Chsse's, Hull's, and MarSn'
n Trusses, Of all sizes, for sale at Gilmans drug
store near Browns Hotel ~,
Homeopathic medicines and books for sale al up
mans drugstore, near Browns Hotel
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4 ENGINE, AND STEAM NAVIGATION;
latest edition. much enlarged, and extended beyond
the previous ones, and comprising two large q,tarto
volumes of sttcr-press and two large folio volumes
Of plates. Imported direct from London single
copy only. ..... -
Feb. 10, le46 81. .M.... +. TAYLOR.
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GRAND DICTIoNNAIRR FRANCAIs-
VI Anglais, ct Anglais Franeaisj by Professors
Fleming and Tibbins. In two large quarto vol
umes
Ridge d'apres la sixieme edition du DietionnaIre
de rAcadsmie Franchise lie accomplishment de &c dehon-
naire Ia derniere EDITION de Chambauedi Garner e'
J. Descarrieres, lie Dictionnare Grammatical de La
veau ct lie Lexique Universal de BoisIe, les Dcton-
naire Angais de johnson, Todd, Ash, Webster, ct
Crabbe, ct les prineipsux ouvages teehnoogiques
de pune at lautre lSngue;" and containing all me
words in use in both languages, together with the
obsolete terms connected with polite laeraturei
technical terms used in the arts, sciences, and man
ufactures in the naval and military sciences, IN law
trade, and commerce; geographical and my'hoiogl-
cal terms with headjectyes or eplthets elaeidats
history; literal pronunciation of Englsh words Tor
the use of the French student and OF French words
for the English accurate and discriminating dehni-
tons, with examples, and illustrations tending TO
display and fix the Specification, import, rank, and
Character of each individual word; peculIsr con
structions, modes Of speech, idoms, sayings and
proverbs; etymoogy, exhibiting words IN their on
gin and affnites grammar, synonymy, &C: ruo-
Iished in Paris in lS45. Imported IA single copy
only by ~ r.vrop
Feb - -
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TTSALFoURD's TRAGEDIES, SONNETS
4 AND VERSES, by Thomas Noon Talfourd
complete in one volume; price IS cents.
Jua, Published, for sale by
len 81 #r... T.. TAYLOR.
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toN Sis' d coughs, colds asthma, broO.
OF breathing, pain in the side and breast, palpso,
OF the heart, influenza, Group, broken eonstinlioD
sore throat, debility, and all diseases Of n!
throat, breast, and lungs.-rhe most effectual ana
speedy cure ever known for any Of the above dS
eases, IL
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NEW MUSIC, just received.-The following
~ new music is just received and for sale at o
reduced price, at the old established music and sta
tionery store, Pennsylvania avenue, Two doors east
Of 18th street.
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Nov 143tnwtf
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E.rir asi Of S0rsp0fiiFa.

SElOR Sale BY y. Oates, Cornsiock & cos coa
~. ccntnted compound fluid extract ri Ssi
patllla, for the cure Of Scisfpia. Ci'arir Rbsuf
usm, Geaeral Dtiihfy, Cufgusoas Dusasss, ri
~, >cglg E,Bpnons Of he Sim Pirpiss CT ~
taiei on hc Taco MrrcBtiei gnd NlThiioiG DiH'
s,s, Br!ss trom an impure habit n ne bojy Iltt
rdttoHs n he Throat and L,gs, Ltrer A6selosL
Paias and SufihnRs of tie Bones, and al Dpa.
srs aiiang from an impure state 81 n, s-iood IT.
posprts and Impruisnees ia Lift, Extessirs liz
q Mercury, Sc
The great popularity Of Sarsparlla, and IL q.
iabtshcd efficacy, render it supcinuous tpu
iutn airy cncomium OF It's virtues, or adducc aay
evidence 10 Ils favor
The sarspariIla Is warranted positively ps cod
AZ any other lha, can be made al One Dollar, 81
just halt the price Of those 81 much hdverIiftt,
and % strong and in as large botilcp, viz Fifty
Cents per bottle, or Four Dollars per Dozen.
THIS article has cured Scrofnla OF 30 years, a.
cr he Dollar articles had been used In vain.
10 be had Of the agents of Cumslnck Il Go or
", throughout the country, in Nes York only al
u, Cortland Street
lhquirc always fer Comsiock & Cos SarFpsrl'
70, al ti!tY Cents, and have no other
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Magical Pain Extractor.

Ee FDuCTlON FOURFOLD ~ TEIGES-
p Or noiing If The usd y not 3f,igbtsd ,riiL
Il. A article ta4t every family mus. consider
ind pen cable, when they knox is power aud ya.
he, and a hicA has heretofore been soI3 i5J high
10 reach an classes, has nov been reduced four.
nd 10 price, Nith view that yleh aId poor, high
and ow, and To fact every human h,ing ala en-.
.1y It's camarisi and I'll aho get il sIaI have
dc Price reformed rg item 1t lhcy ire not delight.
"a Wl.h is use. re assert, without tie possttii-
ity Of contradictions thai oIi BgrHs Or Sends, -.
eyy szfsfngi S0.s, "a Or tresh. and III extern
pains and aches, no moffCr Utrre, flgE 10 rrlu.
ecd ID comfort BY e 10 five manufacturing HE,
Emb u scar. 10 barn caH b. t4'gi II tbs 10 ap-
plisd, unisss ne rJtais qts desroysd bl ME qcci.
dent IL IS truly magical, 10 appearance, 90 rs
effects. Enquire f9r CyauePs Magical Pain TX
tractor SaIve.n at Com4toak y Co.'S n Cortland
Street. Fnee - cents, or four times as mUch tot
81 cents, uua ten times as much for s.
An country merchants are requested 10 'nku il
'o ihDr towns on commission, 4s She greatest JIea
ing 10 mankind that has a,ea discagor,a n m=a.
ie,nc fof aesr. This js strong language, bal you
may depend is power as. Justify il. sold at 2
Cortland Stree, where It can Jc found genuine
in Ncq York city.
CAU IlON.-E BE sore YOU get Csvszi's, as oar
plate ~l,h Dl.'cy's nance on 1t has bcea stolen
1nd counterfeit and vprlhlcss stuff may appcat
aadcr that name. See HAT il is difcc, from Com.
stuck 4 CO. or never touch H. For sale at The
Charlotte Drug Store by Il. Oates.
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Rain. OF Columbia.

uBALDNESS cured certainly and cticctually.
z , The reputation OF an orticic Is established
not by extensive adyeriing and pu fling, but ly us
known virtue and intrinsic value. The course Of
the propyictors Of tic Palm Of Coun bia." has
been in accordance with tie above isct lhey
have eudvayorcd 10 give 10 The public an article,
with which the user would be pleased and salts,
God Iti.vcll known to those, Who use this pre-
para,lr n. that 1t Keeps the huif from falling uui
restores il on bald places 10 ondcrlul tcgrte
making the hair perfectly soii aud glossy aud
what is OF equal interest Keeps It entirely ireo
from dantruii; in TACT continued use OF 1t pre-
vents entirely, any accumulation Of dandruii-
sold wholesale by Comstock 4 Go, y Cortland
SIN y. and retuil hy 4 Oates Charlotte.
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large enough to contain 100 Sheep. His |
flock Of Sheep, abou, 90, is in very good
condition. We next examined his Hogs,
which were excellent, showing q good de
gree Of Improvement in breed. His Cattle
stock was in good condition, no, much i'm
provement in breed, but well taken care
Of. His Horses aud Mules were COED and
ia excellent condition. The fences on the
farm re good, both for safety and tureblh'
Is. His uplands although a good deal
broken, there was skill shown in horizontal
blowing 10 save the soil from washing. His
low grounds are in a good degree of i'm.
provemen', being well drained by bitches
there being main ditch for the creek
and some cross bitches. The manner in
which the low grounds are cultivated as TO
laying of, &C., is worthy Of imitation.
Although We have avoided saying any
thing about The production of Farms ex-
amlned, 10 consequence Of The uulavorabe
nature Of the season, yet We take pleasure
in mentioning loi OF Sweet Potatoes upor
, this farm, Of about half acre, produced
100 bushels Of large Potatoes, besides &
good many small ones.
, The next farm examined was Capt Cy.
rus 4. Aliens. In consequence Of wal
Of time, the Committee did not give il G
minute an examination as the other farms
: yet they have satisfied themselves that hi
farm exhibits considerable degree Of in
n proyement, both in fencing ard the name
! Of cultivation. His farm buildings are j
: good repair and convenient His stock {
= all kinds are good and in fine order.
: The Committee would here drop tn
remark, in justice to the division Of tn
u Society examined by Us, that not enc {
s he members in his division, notwilhstanC
= ing the peculiarly unrayorable nature {
It The season, will have TO buy one bushel {
: Coru, or Wheat, or pound Of Pork.
4 As it's cur duty to award Premium I
: the best managed ia,d,, in all lis depar
le meais, in our Dsifet-we would remar
D tia, we have found lie decision of tb
Z matter very difficult. Some Of the farm
= ers excel in one particular, and some i
e others. 0ne has The best fencing -anoih
&c err the best s,ock-anciher the best built
Is ings, meadows, a.. But as q farm, IN q
Oh its departments, we think that Of CAP
III John Walkers IS lest managed and y
~ therefore award to lin the premium.
d Respectfully submitted
IN T. L. HUTCHINSON,
r.. +. II, MAXWELL,
JOHN WALKER.
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The Committee No. sfter bo,;,, ov.
:,
-'-''' ~ 'D' - -, " -'''''' ''''''''5 !"
ms District Deg leave 10 report
Tha, tie first farm they examined, was
,hal Of Mr. Il. Davis which tbev found
.,o.,o,.4.,.,o - a.,t,......-. ssu.,,
709' -1'o - t'''''"'''"' oo"'''
efing Inc amount OIL ARC N cultivation ano
the number Or hands employed. The fen.
ces, farm houses, aud stock are in good
condition. we ihiak if Mr. Davis would
cultivate less land, under his present in.
das,rioas system OF hGsbandfy, lie would
rank among the first farmers Of cur coun
-.
The ueyi farm examined, was that Of Mr.,
Lewis Duklas The land 10 cultivation is
lulerably managed. Lui the fences we're 10
Tad condsion-.Ae farm buildings il tolero.
bic order.
The next farm examined was that OF
Mr.. Hugh kirkpatrick. Mr.. k is very
Industrious farmer, and his farm, blildiugs,
stock, &c, are 10 very coed Condition.
He cultlyales too much latd, aud has more
10 do than he can do With his hauds,
WIN. Reds arm was the next examin
ID. The same that was said OF Mr. hIkpa-
trek and his farm may be said Of his
aeighbor, Nh. Reid and his farm, &c.
Mr.. {. 7. AIexander's farm, &c, we're
about in he same condition as the last two
named above.
The next farm examined, was John l..
Springs. Mr.. Springs shows great skill
and industry in the management Of his
farm, aud be makes il very profitable. His
fences, barns. stock, &c, are IN Inc order,
but the Committee think his fields are IN.
conveniently large-mofe cross iences
needed. The farm is 10 neat condition.
The yard and garden a the family resi-.
deuee 10 SURPRISINGLY neat and beautiful
This improvement tue Commiiee feel
bound 20 award to the taste and industry
Of Mrs. Springs anG her daughters.
MI Morrow's farm was next examined.
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Removal.
NEW
Forwarding ~ Commission
EfOg SIC.
HALL 81 HALL

NN9OJLD Intotm The merchants Of The inter- ,
~ that they have IN connection vllh the 90.
eral Grocery business, added to that 4
fotwarding and having srRe aud c8mmot0u
Warehouse on the bank Of The River, are pfcr4-
red 70 receive end forward Goods upon such'fu1,
as ~tll defy all competition, ouf charges and e.
rcnses beng oncthird less on the freight bis
than any other house n tie place
All Goods shipped 10 G. W DAVIS Of Whining
ton, ior The lulcFiot and rot otherwise dIcclrd
viii be found 10 our possession.
Fayetteville, Dee mber ~, 1874 l0f
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ia sdHian wia qtso ls tauEd ~ IA MAla GA
FEICE TWO DOLLARS.
East India kEair Dive.

a 'OLOkS the hair and not the siun. This is
u The only genuine preparation, Jhat ailI co.
.or The hair without .rIurug tie skin II viii.
pscd according 10 GrCc'!an color lhc harshcst fud
or gtly hair The must beautiful brown ur black,
according 10 ihc length ot lime 4h.ch II IS apph.
Cd Be careful! aud not Purchase other auie,t- Of
the same meme, uHle-s on Wish - throw away
ygnf money. Full directions accompanying zach
bottle. Sold WHOLESALE by Comstock aud GO. 81
Cortland Street New York, uhd retail by Brady
Oalus. Charlotte.
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rnREE srENpIp rIANO FoRrEs-.lr.

THREE Splendid PIANO FORTEs-lwo
ROSEWOOD, aud one MAHOGANY, with The
GRAND ACTION IRoS fKAME and IrEE They are
very superior Instruments, from Mtssrs. NUNS,
CLARK & Co. New York; and can be seen one
door below Dr. Sl's Drug Store
n. b. Persons in the vicinity Of Charlotte dcsr.
Gus Of purchasing first rate instruments can hare
an opportunity OF examining the quality BY cal
ing on Mr., 4. J. Holton, who has one IN his pos.
session.
SAM'L GARDNER.
CoiumIta, Jan. /, ls45. l5l
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SEARS PICTORIAL HISTORY
oF FHE
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
A BOOK FOR EVERY FAMILY.
To the People OF America.

A beautifully Illustrated Vglumc-purely 4.
"A mcfican in is character and design, farm,n
a large and handsome octave d between ieu' acd
five huad "a pages with several hundred Ia
cravings. Al Pls.rastcrs ave hereby autho'z !
10 act Agents,
PRICE $3.50 ~ FANCY COVERS.
Three Dollars atemuigd fres Of pc.lag, wtil
pay 10 t"o copies q the cuute work end ,a o..
der a. acihiaie rcmiUauccs irJm pest iuNns, Tie
plb.i-ler wj scrd 10 persons disposed 70 club,
coarLLsF c.riEs q g., Asu ~ f1R Sl2.
Iac ucy 10 be IN as current luaas Is
possible, and gDi rosLf PAID 10 sd'auce.
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Acoustic Oil for Dcalncss

FE'llis toully valuable preparation. which has
III cured hundreds of persons, whe ussa II &C
cnfdlng TO directions, is now for sale 10 ibis place.
II has bteu known 10 cure persons who have been
deal Tor yeafs, making their sense Of hearing rs
good as II ever wa', giving entire satisfaction 10
the user There have been a number Of articles
got up 10 initiate Island the propriclors must cau
10" 'he public against buy ing any that has mol
got thoT signature on, Comstnck * Co. n, Y.
sold wholesale, by Comstoek & Co., 81 CoH.
landt street New York, aud retail BY y, Oates
Charlotte.
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Files! Piles! Piles:

EEAY's IMMINENT for The Piles. Til,
IA preparation, which has been eouHitfft,ss
BY number Of Druggists, owing TO its wonderful
uower over the Piles, is now for sale by q. Oaifi
IN this place. Persons have been entirely cont
by the use Of only hall bottle. The h rd,st c..
scs arc 10, proof against It's poacf II e sci
known that almost every individual is trout ID
more OF less With this ti,tres.ng complaint, a,
the cure Of Whch they would give any amount
Of money. The genuine iluy's Imminent pivt
no pain in he application, no, The least IL
counterfeit preparation gives greet pam, which :
almost insuilerablc, Purehasefs should ihefet,s
see thai Comstock & Co.'S name il on each bo,t.
before buying--none other genuine. Sold wh0t.
sale by Coms,ock s. Co. 81 Cortland ST, n y,
and b. Oates, Charlotte.
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Organ Piano Forte.

EyOR Sale SPLENDID ROSEWOOD on.
GAN PIANO FORTE. with all the late
improvements, with the Organ attached. !, can
be played on as Piano, OF an Organ, separately,
or both together. 1t is one OF the finest Instta.
incnts even brought 10 this market.
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lSI5.
Jane Hardness }
rs. Petition Iut bNofcc
Eli llarknoss.N
TT appcorpg 10 the satisfaction &c the Court,
q that the defendant, Eli darkness, Is not az
iphabitan, Of Ills State II Is hc'efore Oidcred
10 The Cont, that publication be made for three
months in the charlotte Journal and The Meeklen,
burg Jcfiersonian, printed At Charlotte, that the
said Eli Hardness, appear at our next Superior
Court Of Law, to be held for the county Of lnlon
tthc Court lloase in Monroe, en- the second Mon
dly in February next, and plead. answer OF demui
10 the SAID petition, Or said petition will De heaft
q parfe and Judgment awarded accordingly
Witness Joseph H. Drafin, Clerk Of our san
Court at office, the % Monday in August, \, i
1916. J. T. DRAFFlN, c. I. 5. C.
Price adv. SO 3m
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RUR.fL EC0.lU.ul:
ORIGINAL PAPERS
Read before the Msekenburg Agricultural Scot
CIV, al its Annual Fair, Nov. p, lSi5.
REPORT ON FARMS
uIsrRlCr SO. 3.


Society, lying between The Salisbury nod
Providence Roads, have discharged the
task assigned 10 them, and beg leave TO
Report
The first Farm examined vas that Of
Thomas l.. Iluichlson, Esq. The Com.
miliee met in the forenoon of the llth inst
at the house Of SIR. IIu.chisou, found him
sick IN bed. Alter spending some tine IL
conversation with the family, Mr.. llntchi
son became so much better that he arose
and dressed himself. Shortly afterwards,
we were summoned TO partake Of the hos
pi,aity Of the Landlady-,hat is, we were
invited TO pariake Of an excellent dinner,
one calculated 10 make dysPePtIc forget
>s.l his resolutions Of self government. II.
ter which, Mr.. Hutchinson was able 10 ride
with US over his farm. On examination,
we found that part Of the farm shlch was
entirely exhausted when he took possession
of it, is now in good degree improved
being capable Of producing some 20 bush.
els of Corn to the acre in an ordinary sea-
con. HIS meadow was in fine order. His
method Of irriga!ns was both simple and
effectual. He exhibited some specimens Of
ditchiug and horizontal plowing which was
calculated 10 show tie utility Of such oper'
atoms on a farm. The fences are about
common. In this department the Commit
lee are disposed to recommend some i'm.
proyement. lis stool. Of horses and mules
is very good and in good condition. The
farm buildings are in good repair; also,
there was shown US some hogs Of imProy-
ed breed. Ia consequence Of the ua.ayor'
able nature Of the season, the Committee
are not disposed 10 say any thing about the
production Of lie farms this year. This
farm IS valuable one, and susceptible Of
much Improvement; and if the owner will
carry OF, that system which he has already
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DIs. TAYL0K'S
RalSam of I4iyerWOrt,

For The CURE Of Coughs, Colds, CGfarrh, Asldma'
Hloopirr Cough, BT0aeltfis, Liror Complaint,
and al Affections Of NE IArodt dEd Lungs
znIIS remedy is invaluable aud unoqualcd.--
IL Il is purely vegetable md highly modlei-
nal, mild and gentle in It's effects upon the sys-
lem, and being entirely free from all mineral pro-
dues, by many 50 Justly feared and dreaded, IS
3, rtcily sale, as vel a, saiu,aty FIoma kno"i
edge OF It's properties, and the wonderful success
which has tilendcd It, even 20 difficult aHd az
praya'cd cases, foT nearly len years, curing winch
il has been IN use, the Proprietor feels no hcstan.
Is in introducing II, and recommending 1t to All
vho unfortunately may have occasion 10 resort 70
some means of recovery, Physicians not unire.
qucnlly use it in their practice, and With The Med,
zeal Faculty generally, il has met with much
mere than ordinary appreciation.
C,ru6caies aud testimonials could be fGrnth.
"a m ahentauco from the hghcst and most ~.
-pec'al lc souttt- of per 30 either bavt been
greatly relieved by Il, or oHtlrcly recovered ifnm
affections of tic Lungs and L,vcti but ~e insert
onI, tie following.
CONSUMPTION Axr RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
thereby ctr'i'y that last August, was attack.
ed with a violent and profuse hemouhagr from the
Lungs, severe cough, With the expceI0ratlon o.
much Mucous, pan in the head, soreness tn The
chest, and 0lhsr distressing ~ mp'oms. ! bought
bottle OF Dr Taylor's Balsam Of Ltserwnrt rom
31j, Bowery, Which under The blessing Of Prov
dencc, gave tac itnmcdiaic relief H. elect has
prai,e d. CnAS. l.. SMITH,
Aprii r, 1913. lJ3 li.lcfY T., Brooklyn.
F.r common Cold aud Cough, this is enc o
The very bts, remedies ever discovered.
b There s .puriuo1 ani counterfeit attt
- 31aat tterofgrc be care fli 10 rrl the rCAulue
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-02
~ OTsnS, ~ oralEs (.

Il 'ONST0Ck's VERNFTCE I0f ~ ccrtaiu
q destruction of Worms. This much celc
h,ated article IS now for sale ia this place By
g. D4'ct. The numerous lives that base beer
saved hy this article, rs a sufficient guarantee thai
every mother should keep it ia her house. The
public have been grossly deceived Of late, BY Ger
tain o:hrr preparations got up IN imitation Cd this
They must considar At great blessing That they
have row within their reach the only genuin,
preparation, which Is certain to destroy auy guam
uty Of WORMS child mgy have Ms useless 4,
accompany this with any certificate, ths article l.
well known without. sold wholesale BY Com
stock K Go, q Cortland st, y Y, and b Oates
Llarlute.