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=" "e "e'" eH""K Saturday, .hdrrh u, Is Is.
Ioaaeee,-old logs. 81 30 Ia 80; new loss, s.
w 10 siio. Leaf, Interior 500 10 800; common
$50 10 lou mdi.ng, ~ 10 %; shipping new
S9,oo TO $40; manufacturing. (cnnnon) Al 30 10
QUO, line manufacturing slo,O0io $40.
foF.-Lasi advises carried decline Of j. We nov
quote 81 ifum Wagons
" heat 50 cts Ia So
Grdta.-Corn % 10 % cts. per bnshel ,r,m wagons
Oa.s, sheai 81 90 cents per huad red cleaned SIS Il, 40
cents per bushe. Rsc 62l ,cnis.
.ahfer aud Grass Seeds --Ciosrr Seed Sslcs by the
1asnuy have hern made ~ low S5.75 Out oil Store
80 20 10 50 80 Herds Gas. Seed O1l A zoe Inno
Thy Seed. none IN market
froris,ons-BacoL hangs a liule heavy, We quote ii
at IA &C. from Wagon, from Sc; Beel. 81 30
81. yer hnndred Pork uuno IN market, Meal 10 10 rs
ets. per basiel from Wagon.
ftA--shad, $500 10 81 y 90 per hbl llerrings $50
80 W; Maeherel. No. / Sl3, M. 2, 81 50. No
cogee.-St. Domingo. : / 10 cents per b.; Rio. 81
10 ~ cents; Lasa'ra 10 cts Java. la 10 10 cents;
Cuba In ..
Sngar.-Brown. New Orleans, Z, too cents per 10
fefo k'co. 10 9een's per To-, 81, CtoN, II 10 l2l
cents per H.; L"ai. IN 10 ID cents per 10.
Candles. -lalow, Ia cents per ID, Sperm, 80
10 81 conts per H.; Hull SONS. h per 10
u hsSkeg.-Pree uuseulod. Last sales lfo,n % 10
so cents per gallon.
Brandy.-Apple 40 IL 80 cents per gallon; Peach.
none IN market.
Cotton lanu-Factory prices: l0,ol7 cts per h.
assorted.
lroa.-Bar Iron. SIS per ton aud in demand frum
boats $50 from Sore. Pig Iron SIS 10 49, according
10 quality.
sieei--Bsieted. Ga to cents per h., German, To
10 eehs; Shear, 20 10 70 cents per lb Cas-, Steel 20
To - cts. per Id.
Li"seed Od-so cts. Lamp 81 90 to | so per
gallon; Tanners, 81 90 10 1870 per bbl.
Ledthtr.-Good Sule ID 10 Il cts. per b. Damaged
Sole l5 lol7 cents per H..
Po'cderB blasting. 81 90 To % per hcg, Rifle, s.
90 10 600 per key.
Uooi.W DOL, 20 10 2S cents perb., Wool Rolls. 81 !
Ii 40
Coal and Vood-Biiuminous, 25 cents per bushcl
Anthracite, IS. 90 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood s.
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FsSg I..s.s'T 81 TRlSEEr

- n
nfFfR or sale. full mud complete supply oi
~ GnocrnIEs. consisting IN par, u the t.i i
ing g,".s
10 hhds =. Rico. 81. Croix aud n. o. Sugars.
+" lauied do
IS bo,rs aud bafrrs Loaf Sugar.
A. bays $40, iagnyfa and Java Cuilcc,
81 hhds. auo bbls. Nolass,s,
Is halfbalres very hus Molasses,
800 kees Nails
800 sarks Sah
10 TONS country Barlfou.
" Imdapsr Iron snail sizes,
5000 los. American Bllstrf,d Steel.
auo " Shear aud Cast Slerl,
Zoo " Hop lru. IN. 10 in,
10000 " bale Cutlun
10000 " Sale Leather mood and damaged
20 barrels Tanners OIL
20 Gnndsioues.
800 lbs. best Caracas indigo,
1000 " Maddef.
40 kegs Dnrum's aud Kentucky Rifo Powder
81 Blasting do
so bags Shot
80 kegs hiie Lead.
20 barrrls Vinegar,
30 Tubs
80 dez buckets
500 lbs. Lamp Black
500 =" Patty
90 boscs y 10 and 10 * la Glass.
so barrels No. 2 and Mackml
so boxes Sperm Huns and rallow Csodles,
casks Cheese
20 boxes Rasns.
2 casks Rice,
50 buxrs Tea,
! chest tine Tea,
20 bales Dones,ics.
10 Osnahutps
30 pieces Bed Ticking,
80 " bleschrl Domestic
With many other articles loo numerous to mention
IN an advertisement, hll ot which We assure our friend.
aud The public generally. shall be sold low for CASH OF
nARrER.
March 50 10
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'leed that the ssontf lie question q saln.d to de
PFe HE heiitr III The eastern stetan the Safe The
hts Sfp ttfn ginn alty 10 he taken ia my npln,un is
!" l'Ns law, su'has1,s i've taking 1T ihe sensr ui III,
people lot ana agars ,h. call of Convention IraYIna
''s basis u representation IN that Convention to The
discretion al a susrerdal l. 2t,ainte In the event
ia'ar oil the call ia Convention. have no eafs tia,
mPoriaa' duty, Mould consent To the ureaniz,,an OF
tafeh1an upon ohef than the mXed basis represen
Aaa Aaahef aspect al ms question pa sens ITSELF We.
~ "ttbiy to my mlnd, such Is she increasing anxiety
al IftSs IN The Eastern seei ot SAFE hr ne call
"t Convention, that they vii. II ihr hopes be much
longer deferred, unite il the radical nj our West.
era hethfen and fsk the organ zttlun at Cuuyenlp r.
even lhoulh u he based upon White population alne
without regard 10 taxation. atn MI myself however,
ane at that number feel convinced that Tins question
must be settled aer aud he lnptr II Is posi-.
r"nrd, the wose II will be for the Eastern division of
The STATE. whenever ii setled. She should aaw then
he willing 10 give her unqualified law lof taxi.
lng HE sense ui The people that subject.
W nh tins hasty aud somewhat rude outline Of NV
"Phi"ns on snne al the prominent qnesuns ~ which
You aud are nare particularly interested submit nv
claims 1" yonr confidence Should they cnncide with
yours. should tre myself very much hunnred by
shrtnt uninhet oil yant soe~ In pun them pruct-
cal orefauon. On The other hand II III. opnlons Of
my cnmpe lturs more nearly coincide with yunrs
shall eNmct YOU /, d. AS sh1ud do IN such case
vote Tor them. BE Your decision " hat II may ihlnk
am prepared IL bow with uheiience Ia your " III.
| remain yeur Fellow Culznn
HENRY HAIIFNOOD
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"U hlle there is Life there is Hone"

~ hlc there is Life there is Hope."
Instances like the almost of daily occurrence,
and render superuou all farther upon the efficacy
oi istai's Bdsam
Poughkeepsie, \. Y. Sept Is, 1916.
Mr.. Seth W.Fowle
Dear Sir,-I he character Of Wisars Balshm OF Wild
Cherry is 30 well established hrouglo the country, and
especially in the OF New York that further testimo
n, would seem be unnecessary Yet have derived 50
much adv antage from it, that am happy communicate
troueh Won 10 the sick afflicted. what it has done Tor
me- and consider upfiyiege to do have been tfon-
bed with lungs for four yenIs: had cough more or
less every ,nrr WINS confined to the house all last win
Ter with cough pam The side and breast, raised
blood Sc ycrnl times consulted ply scinn but have
,ken a nv medicine which has done much good as
WIS FAIRS BAISAN OF WILD CHERRY.
consider if the best medicine the world for Coughs Colds
and pulmonary complaints. ,,,,,,.,
None genuine without the written signature oil Butts
The ahove valuable Medicine is tor sale by
ID. r. LYMAN, Druggist.
March so 0o) II
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Mcssrs. Peter Lyon, BIRD W hite and
Robert pnsIy:

FESAkE notice, that shall on the 2Sh dav Of April
4 next, at the dwelling house ol Washington Reese
III the county OF Bedford lake the PROPOSITIONS Of James
Burnett aud others On The sl day ol May next. al the
d. elIing house of Priscilla Bernard. IN the county Of
rankin shall take The deposlIons Of Priscilla Der
uad and others; the dlh day Of May next, at the
law urfce of WIN. Martin, IN The lawn oi Rocky Mount
Franklin county. shall take HE dispositions oi Solomon
Pasy and others; aud the 7h day oi May next,
The sebg house III Patrick, IlX, IN the county Of
franklin. shall take the DIT positions u Nancy Williams
and others; all ol which deposltns " hen taken To
be read evidence depending in the Circuit
superior Court OF Law aud Chancery for the county OF
franklin On an Injunction. In which am complainant
AID YOU are defendants. II the taking said deposllions
of any Of Them completed The first dav, the
same " Ill be continued irom day 10 day until finished.
JOHN II. FORBES, Ext Of
John Forbes, deed.
March 80 4w
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FGEe RENT.
.V{r. Lake EOy:

sf}F. EFhC HGy:
;EyAKF nuDice that Thursday, the Isl day Of May
n 1896 at inc Store House OF Mathew X, Allen,
III the county Of Franklin we shall proceed 10 take III
siiion al John r. Hen and Others, be read as esi
d,u,e in a cause depending AID undetermined, IN
the circuit superior court Of law and ehancery h"Iden
for the count, of franklin, wherein We are Pannf
and Luke Riy defendant. Should we fail IN taking
the above named deposlan' 81" me so'Ve named DAY
we shall continue Iron, day 10 day, (Sund1ys excepted
until all are taken and e1.Speled.
ENGLISH s ALLEN.
March 80 lsh
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M. r,xc.ss.s.rr.rC.sDE

fEHlE TRUSTEES Of This i,siiufion d-en, II ~
cessaty 10 any, thai The exautisfi, nj The pnpils
under the charge Of Henry y Peters III ske riasr
The l0d, If Aprll Se,efn addresses cxpecied.---
/ he ifehds ei,slueaon are respectfully invited 10 at
tend.
They would further sintr that the ensuing session Of
MS institution nnder Tie management al Mss MARK
>. GuNDllF. Will commence IN The al, Of May
The reputation u Miss Gua,ili ~ an iasr,cfress,
stands desrssdy hi2h. and iaii 10 secure b,-
raj share ni public patronage IN enlightened cnnrnu
MY Parents and ausfdlaps Wishing Their dang hefs
wards instructed In til. Eogish branches will do well
10 pairunize tbs School.
TClE-3
Per session Of 5 months. a.
Pain,ng. extra Oriental Uniting
hiezz,tinio q
board can be Ind nj s. per month. convenient to tho
School. by order III the Board.
H. GuNDIFF. Sec'y.
March ~ wiIOAjf
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LADIES' FAIR.

The Ladies' Of the Baptist Church. Of this place
will open a + asst aud Sale. "Wednesday evening.
Aptl l5lh, III MI Muireli's build NJ, ueNt below
Messrs. Bryant 4 1iuslry. As this Is their first cali
The public, they hope share then general patrons
age,
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HIGHEST Dricr for YObacro Uis spasonl

sold agshedd oi Tobacco one day last week. for
Mr.. Geo. A Walton, oil Campbell, al IS 10; oel1g lht
highest pIlce paid tins seasun.
PETER BARkSDALE.
Commission Merchant.
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(sy9ySCPI tEG.ts6G.
Tree Papers Lost.

4 OS'r IT mis'aid my Free Papers. dated 30h Oct.
IA lS43. ard issued lf,m The Clelk's Office, al
Iynchhnrc They were in n black porkel wallet III
prlher with some receipts for laXes they were Iosi
somew here in Lynrhbura. will suitably reward any
one who will return them Ia ne.
JAMES ARMS STRONG.
March 80 II"
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HATS! HATS

We have a few of Amidon's Spring fashion, which
is a beautiful hat, aud will be sold low.
ALSO-a large assortment OF low price Fur Hats.
and Florence Braid do-also. new article of Straw
Hat for Summer beautiful artlce-all OF which Will
be sold at the very lowest price. for cash We ask
g examination of our stock beiore purchasing-and
pledge ourselves, that no pains shall De spared TO give
satisfaction. NlOARDo, III AN 20.
March 20 Is
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FOR CHILDREN.

very large assortment OF new style goods for Misses
and Boys-no pains have been spared 10 get new and
beauliiul goods for the cuILDREH-and We think we
have succeeded among which Two splendid French
worked INFANT ROBES.
BO.N.NETS! RIB.l.NDS!l YREATTIS AND
FL o " T. n S!!t
We shall receive, in few days, very extensive as
snr mcnl of new aud beautiful fashionable BONNEIS,
GYPSIES and FLATS, Tor LADIES and MISSES. Also,
new and beautiful style RIBANDS, WREATHS.
&c. &c.
No. We shall sell Bonneis from 80 Cts TO 81 less
han they can be purchased for IN this market
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ron THE LADIES,

1'OA I1dE lADxlsSs
SIl kS--FXira rich 4 Gro de Rhine,
pieces super 3.a do with coloured sewage for
Striped Chameleon coourcJ Silks in grea, variety
Chameleon T3nlun silks--,hc richest ever seen IN
this market.
piece super black watered Satin striped do
! " White WalereG SILK Tor particular occa
Sims"
White Grape Robcs--embroidered in colours-ccr.
talnly the richest article for evening dress ever
seen IN this market.
FLOR III uNl--An entire and exceedingly beau
,iiul article for ladies' street dress.
FOULARD SILKS iugreat variety best quality,
INDIA SATINS AND SILKS,
CARRIAGES Mourning Bauages beautiful article
ENBRE STRIPED do new and beautiful.
GRADUATED BARRAGE RoBEs-la,esl Paris
MARQllSE BARRAGEs-lor mourning--nn ele
giant article
MOUSE. de LANES in grra, variety Of colours and
patterns. from l2l cents, 10 the finest imported.
FRENCH CAMBKIC s. Genuine in pink bne pnr
pie orange. bleck and lead--the most beautiful
goods for children to be found colours warranted
moi 10 Jhie.
soriment OF all colours and qualtles-some very
beautiful at % cents.
GINGIiAMS 4 GlNGllAM LAWNS-new and
beautiful goods.
BAT1ISIE DE ECCOSSF-for ladies' DIR sses-nn
ever had-cohurs iamorobic, warranted.
PRINTED LINEN BATIiSlE ROBES may
nlfcenl article, and never before Introduced
BLACK MARQulSE Lawn beautiful mourn
ing goods.
PRINTED LINEN CAMBRIC-for ladies' dress
an entire article
SHAWl.S AND SCARFS-Banage Shawls and
Scaris, very cheap,
2 embroidered China Grape Shawls-the finest ev-
er seen in this market,
Silk Shawls-lrem S 80 10 90 piece,
Black Granadne Manteleites-en entirely new,
GIanadine Scaris, in coluurs-the most beautiful
street dress Of the season for a lady.
| Black Thread Lace Mantelletle--truly beautiful.
EMBROIDERiES-Fr worked Capes and Col.
lars, from o2l cents 10 500 piece
Hosiery, Gloves and Mus IN great variety from
AID to the finest.
Steel Buttons, Silk Ffnges and Gimps. new style.
FOR GEJs'J'LE.NE.s.
CLOTHS. CASSlMERES AND NESIINGS a We
~ large assoriment--amoug which viii be found
several pieces OF BioIey 8 best Clolhs, and III be
sold much below the usual prices, having over
stock Of these goods.
piece Dap de Eta. silk warp--a splendid ar
icle Tor Summer coats aud pants.
! piece Ga SILK Warp Cashmare. for clergymen
II is useless 10 speak OF the articleit praises it.
scT
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nous! Henry Clay had no :. objection personal. .
ly " Witi They talked Bank nowhere sa We in the
cities. They fattered the manufactures with
prneciion-the merchants with reynlsr exchanges
the mechanics with high wages,--the preachers
with Frelinghnysen, and the clever fellows with
Clay. They sent Archer to the natives la vince
die them: they sent Collins to the inreinners 10
irH I" deceive them: Mr. Stevens coax"d the
Antimasnns. and the high dignitarirs here the
masons: The New York Courier struck arainst
the Tariff: the New York Tribune fur il Tears
were shed by the leaders with The friends IT The.
slave at the North and with the slave holders a,
The South And Mr.. Clay accommodating him.
self to this ANNA ted and ever. changing panorama
smoke till he was hoarsc all subects-wrore
letters as numerous The leaves of Valumbrosa
and as various the cnlors of the kaleidescppe
he labored with fearful industry. though with
munsirous indiscrerion. He wrote like man
without a memory. and between two DAYS uttered
different opinions on the same subject. All the
machinery of intrigue, however.-a the stage
effect of orainry-all the means furnished by nn-
scrnpulnns Inconsistency and desperation-availed
not. He fell PROSTATE at the ballot box
We need not add word of comment to this
picture. M one who nav reads the indignant
el"quence of the whig papers what they are
pleased I" call the fraudulent and deceptive con-
duct ct the Democrats Of this State in the same
campaign. will fail Ia make Just and prompt an
plicaiIon of this faithful sketch
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A LEAF FROM THE pAS,r

The Indignation of wings. says tho Pennsylva
Man. at what they are pleased 10 call the swrnd
Ing conduct Of The Democrats of Pennsylvania. in
regard 10 the Tariff. is lneifably amusing. WHY
they conducted The entire campaign Of 1914. uppn
The principle hicb they now falsely charge upon
the Democrats They not only frequently wore
two fares. and spoke Two voices, on all questions
hut they could he as silent as srafne at times
ak OF hypocrisy and tergversatiun--of the ne
cromancy which changes front as rapdy as
ihough--ol The slight of hand which makes rib
bands from shayngs. and water from wine--of the
dexierliy which swallows sharp swords, with i'm
puni'y-oi me 'ombler who throws fifty somersets
in succession They were ms NOTHING n the con
duet Of the wings during the late campaign. In
THIS State they fought upon the Tariff and against
Texas mainly. In the South. they were nothing
put Texas men, and anything but Tariff men In
Ihe North, they coaxed the AbolIonists: in the
south they defed them. IN the West. thew strnck
tor Oregon in the North against it. CaSsios VI
Clay denounced annexation as accused and nfa
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e ] T: lE5jSf d rs
3;|f sl|!g9 Il SSf 99ks9 = S;|!|3|

THE success of these Pills in curing in a few
IL hnurs, where all other remedies have failed
and that too. in cases Of twelve and eighteen
months standing, warrants the assertion that if Ia
Ken according TO tho directions they are a certain
cure. Try them and be convinced that thew are
the most certain am the very best remedy offered
to the public 10 insure permanent and lasting
cure.
the following certificate is from Rev. f.. L. Fra.
zcr of Kershaw district ). C..
i have used in my family DR.. Huli's Fever and
Ague Pills and also DR.. Spcncer's Vegetable Pills
for the last two years. and have no hesitation in
prnnouncing them TO be most excellent taniiu nedi.
cineS aud as act of jus ice the worthy propri.
etms "f these invaluable Pills, will state Tor the
ihiorinat"n amt satisac ton of all concerned that
my Wife prior to our marriage. had heen more or
less the SUBJECT of chil!s fevers, for about Is
'nontlS having tried Various remedies without sue
cess, and was very much reduced in Acsh A few
DAYS alter our marriage, she commenced with
Spenccrs Pills and in day ~ o afterwards with
Hulis Pills; she used about half box of each the
''sult was a radical cue; she rcgained her health
and strength very rapidly and has had no return of
chis andffcfrs since. believe these medicines to
he harmless and safe, and when used as specifically
directed, arc attended with satisfactory results
f. l.. FRAZER.
Pennington Kenhaw District, May 20, 1916.
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MIR. SHEPARD

we extract fr"m the Rsiegh Standard, the
following letters written by democratic planter
ot Richmond county. North Carolina.
MACON County, July Q, 1876.
gives me great pleasure IT. inform yon that
James Is. Shepard, the democratic candIda,. far
Governor, was met on Tuesday afternnon ahout
eight miles and half FROM Franklin (tbe
county seaD by hulh why's aud democrats comma
sing company of Nurse. commanded nv Gen
H"" re- ana escorted I" iown On yesterday he
spoke, and was replied To by Michael Fraocis
Mr.. Shepard routed pour Francis. horse f,o,
ana drago"n; and We are satisfied that We
VIII elect Col. Edmondson in place of Francis =
success TO Shepard and Dem crazy Shepard is
The must powerful speaker ever heard. when
you rouse him. A LARGE number of l,d;.s ,,,noI
on. I" hear him in Franklin; and he complimeu
ted them IN most handsome and gallan, man
ner. You may rest assured that SHEPARD will he
elected and you may set Macon dawn as denm
cratic, tor she will give him handsome mai,ri-
y." ''"''''-
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II II f n f. w f. II A
TRY-IRi AGAIN

NJ - NJ hbAlN.
IT'S lesson you should deed,
Try-Try again
Ii at first you don't succeed, ..r -
Try-Try again.
Then your courage should appear;
For If you will perscvete,
You will conquer; never fear;
.| Try-Try again
Once or twice tho you should fail,
Try-Try again: . --...
1t a. last you would prevail,
Try-Try again.
III you strive tits dis grace
Tho you may not win the race:
what should you do in this case,
Try-Try agaiu,
If you find your task il hard.
Try-try again:
Time will bring you your reward;
Try -T,y again.
All that other folks can do
why, with patience, may not you'
Only keep this rule in view,
Try-Try again .,-f
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DIR. HULL'S
;S u q VI ayIS[ ;R;Y

Are the greatest discovery ever made for dispc-
Jug inc various kinds OF worms tha' frequently
and distre-singly annoy both children and adults
me following Is from the Sparta Gazette:
From our own knowledge take great pleas.
,ire In recommending to the public HulPs Worm
Lozcnges, as the best worm medicine extant Chill.
dTcn VIII eat them as they would candy, and cry
Tor them. TO parents we say. do not be without
tHese L"zengcs at any time, you value the lives
. o. Fhe abose invaluable Medicines are for sale
IN Portsmouth by C.. Ii. HEINiTSH-NorfolkM
SANTOS, Toy KING. and upon enquiry may be
found am appointed Agent IN every CITY. town and
village In the Southern States july rs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
|ls:ls.i:l: Eli !
AND VEG ETABLE TONIC AND RE.
....... STORAIIVE BPTTERS.

AND VEGETABLE TONIC AND RE.
.-l.. STORATIVE BI1'TERS.
FOR THE CURE OF DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER
COMPLAINTS.
'I'HE many who have been cured of these linger-
Il ing diseases bv these medicines should induce
others similarly afflicted to avail themselves of tho
same easy and cfftctnal remedy. Also,
BILIOUS COMPLAINTS
of every knd-Habitual Costivcness, aud all irrcs.
ularites of the digestive organs soon yield to the
mild yet prompt action OF these medicines. That
distressing complaint, TIL PILES, is soon relieved
and eventually cured by perscvering in the use OF
these Pills and Bitters. AS warm weather an.
proaches.
BOWEL AND SUMNER COMPLAINTS
VIII become frequent, and If neglected, severe and
dangerous; these medicines a certain remedy
ana II taken occasionally through the warm season
an eneetuai preventive against any attack of these
oS'l,plaints; and reader remember that an ounce
o. ,Precenttue as tooru pound of cure
The above invaluable Medicines are for salc i,
rortsihonIh by c. Fl. HE1NITSH-Norfolk NJ A.
S S, Toy KING, and upon enquiry may be
iomnu an appointed Agent in every City, town and
village in the Southern States Julv IA
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CHEROKEE CoUNTy !,

SOUNTY. July Is. lSiG
= he ci'Izens of Cherokee county maid distio
anished respect 1" Mr.. Shepard, the democratic
candidate for Governor. Mr. S addressed the
people "i this county at Murphy ON Saturday
last. III is unnecessary Tor me 10 saw Ia van thot
ne Is powerful and eloquent speaker: for all
VINO Know MIN. know THAI such is the fact On
The next morning company of abou, torIv nm
horseback, wings and democrats formed \ line an
e"ch side "f main street 10 receive Mr. SHEPARD
as ne was about to leave Murphy. He passed
through with his hat off; and the comp,nv clossd
In rank and accompanied him four miles from
town. The procession having stopped. MIR Mi
cnae' francis stepped forward and made shor,
ADDRESS To MIR. Shepard, stating that the ciizens
"i me county, both wings and democrats look This
m''hod ni paying HIM their respects and miro
n"rfh Mr. D TO the company. Mr. John Row
IAN" i'he organ OF The company, and n whg too. }
men maze handsome address 10 Mr.. Shepard,
S'a''h9 mat no'h parties were anxious 10 do him
honor; that they were delighted with his vis,,
that they took great pleasure in bear,g ,es,;o,o'
ny To his abilities, his nigh Iuned manners and
MS polish as gentleman. Mr.. r. further said
thai though The wings OF Cherokee believed Mr.
Ufaham quite worthy and respectable man ve,
they were dissatisfied with Mr. Graham's cours.
In renting ont the Cherokee lands; he further
expressed the hope that if Mr. Shepard were the
'ucreSs'"i candidate Tor Governor, he would hook
l" lhe interests ut Cherokee county: and coocI,.
ne" ny wishing MT. > safe and happy return
To his home. Mr.. Shepard responded N hT;af
reply. lie said that he sincerely believed the
masses OF bIth parties in this great canary han.
EST ana patriotic; that he felt deeply oblloed to
the wings and democrats of Cherokee Cnr tbeir
"'"" eS'iua'e OIL ms personal character and public
q"a'nca'iuns chat he earnestly svmpaihised in
theH peculiar distress, whether il we're The effect
OF ignorance, design, Indifference. mistake. mad