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NOTICE
rs HEREBY GITEN,

IFENO all Iegitees, creditors and other Do,so,. -
y tcresied IN the estates Of the resuoctivc no.
Iccoehts and minors, thsc the Administrations nm,
guardian accounts OF the said estates have bcen floi
IN 'he ollce OF the Register Of the county of 10.
u'''oia' ana WIN be presented for confirmation and
sl'owance to tn" Orphans Court to be held AT
OanvlIlo in and for the county aforesaid on
Hed''csdoy, lie loh day Of .7ugosi,
next, at o'clock, p. NJ.
! The final account Of Samuel Menras ad-
mini ratcr Of the estate Of John Robenult, late of
Limestone township, deceased
Ihe account Of Henry Miller, administrator
.of the estate of Jacob Rodenberger late of Roar.
mgcreek township deceased
lie account of Samuel w. Lowry, admins
traitor OF the estate Of Elizabeth Lowry late of Der.
rs township deceased.
The account of John Reecc, Executor and
fhehe Mathcr, cXeculrx of the last will and testa-
ment at Robert Aather late Of Greenwood town
ship deceased.
The account of Thomas Benfield and Jacob
sitter executors Of the last will and testament of
John Ber field late Of Derry township deceased
lEe account OF Samuel Meeck administ 4.
tor OF the estate Of John Bright late Of Bloom town.
ship deceased,
The first and final account of Joseph Brobst.
administrator debons non with the will annexed of
the estate of Frederick Loreman late Of Cattawissa
township deceased.
I he account Of Jane Titman the surviving
administrator with tho will annexed Of the eststt
oI Abraham Iiman late of Greenwood township
deceas, d.
The second account of John Brown y. ad
mnlsiranr OF the estate Of Charles Miller late Of
of M>filin township deceased
10 The account Of F.. B. Brown executor Of
ne last viii and testament OF Hiram Rtynolda late
Of hitfin township deceased.
II The account Of Reuben Fahdnger edmin-
lstrator OF the estate OF Elizabeth Wagner late Of
koarngcreek township deceased.
II The scconnt of Reuben Eahringer admin.
istrator of the estate Of ofJonahan Klineate OF Roar
ngcreek township deceased
l3 The account Of John R, Meyer administla-
tor of the estate Of Josiah Mcclure late of Bloom
township deceased
II The account OF Ohel Everett, administrator
Of the estate of BsnpmIn Boons late Of Bloom
townIhip deceased
l5 The account f Samuel Yorks adminisha.
tor debonC9 non With the will annexed of the estate
OF General Daniel Montgomery late Of Manoning
township deceased
10 The 0ccoun. of John Douty, cdniniatrntot
with the will annexed OF the csrcte Of Wilian
Harvey late OF Liberty township deceased
II The account of George W Norris, actine
f xecutor and Elizabeth Norris, Executux of the
last will and testament of Isacher Morris late Of
Hemlock township deceased.
CHARLES CONNER, Register.
REoIsrER's OErJcE,
DcrwHs, Jriy Is, l5is.
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Oliver 0ljscbool in his letter 10 lht
t s. Gaz tie Of July 26,h, uses the
"'IowIog language 10 reference 10 the
coming fall Election Of Corgressmen
IRON this State. What say The Wing,
0I Colombia County 10 The suggeslioui
We shall see.
81 would respectfully suggest TO 10th
parties the prop,ieIy now, in this c,ss
OF Ahlirs, that those representatives in
Congress from Pennsylvania who have
Stood up maniully on sll PennsyIvspl
questions, during this session. shall be
reelected by the united votes of both
parties, excep, where the representa-.
tivts shall decline reelection, or is
pledged TO give way TO another equally
sate man. This would be but iustsce to
those who have done their du,v man.
iuIiy; IL would be Q noble reward TO
them, alike honorable TO them and ,o
their political opponents, who thus
wsivr parry objections. ask the can
candid and dispaSsions,e lsiders,ion
ot both parties, to this object. II wou ID
be proud spectacle 10 see Penusylvs
MIA at length united, and moving in one
solid Macedonian phsleox upon the
great question, and that spectacle would
strike terror into The enemies Of her
prosperity who nsw laugh and ,eer az
ter stupidity and fidelity"
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The TARIFF.

On Monday last, M. Webster, hav
ing concluded speech against the Bill
Mr.. j. NJ Clayton moved its cqmmi,.
tai TO The Committee on Finances, and
after consideral discussion it was so re
fered, with Instructions to discriminate
IN favor Of the raw material, and agsinsr
British manufactures, aud at the same
time to Increase The revenue, so as to
provide more adequate means for the
support Of the government. 1t was de
cided in The affirmative by The following
vote:
Yeas--Messrs, Archer, B1rrow, Bef.
rien, Cameron, CIIIy, j. NJ. Clayton,
Thos. Clolto Corwin, Crirtenden, ,Da.
Wis, Dsyloo, Evan, Greece, Hunting.
ton, Jarnagin, Johnson, Of L.: johnson.
OF Nd; Magnum, Miller. Morchead,
Niles, Peo'cc, Phelps, s mmons, S or.
geon .Upham, Webster, Woodbridge -2s.
Nays-Mes'rs. Allen, Ashley, IL ch-
ison, HIherlon, B'gby, Ben,oA, Breesc,
Brigh', Calhoun, Cass, Chslmars; $; Col.
quit, Dickson, Dix, fairfield, Hanne
gao Houston, Lewis, McDufi, Penny
packer, Rnsk, Ssmple. Sewer, Speigh,,
Turney, WesDcou, Yulee-27
WAsHrNGroN, July 29-3 O. clock, P, NJ.
The finance Committee reported back
the IaIif bill Ihls morning to the Senate
without amendments asked to be discharg
ed Il they were discharged accordingly.
MI Jarnigan voting yea.
Ga motion of Mr.. Webster, the 9th sec.
uon. was then stricken out by a vote OF %
TO 26--MeSsrs Benton and Jalnsgin voting
yea.
An am mendmept was offered by Rev
eIdv johnson for recommlmeni TO Sc
lecI committee, with instructions 10 amend
by inserting a clause making discrmlna.
ton in favor of raw materials which was
rejected by the casting vote of the Vice
PFeslden'-ibe vote being 81 10 27. Jarra-
gin being absent.
Some further amendments were Offered
by Mr. Hammond and rejected, dscrimi.
mating in favor Of iron and coal
TGe question being taken on ordering
The bill 10 be engrosed Tor third reading
II was decided 10 The affirmative by the
casting vote Of the Vice Presiden,--the
vote Of the Senate being 81 10 %, and Mr.
Jarnagin being absent
Mr.. Dallas gave his reasons at length
lie had, he said, great responsibility 10
10 assume, but after calling TO his aid the
best lights within his control, he was pre-
pared 10 NEE! The emergency and The hsz.
ard
To his mind, ample proof had been fur
nlshed that the majority Of the pc ople are
IN favor Of change in The mode of asses
sing 'he duties on foreign imports, Six
States are in favor Of the bill, and eleven
are against it; Of these opposed to tho BILL. .
Pennsylvania is The only Democratic State
Hospoke for nearly half an hour and con
cluded with The remark tI!al be would pre-
Ter The greatest obscurty of private life to
political elevation, acquired by ,hs perpe.
Walion OF an ac. which his conscience would
not approve.
A motion was then made to post pone the
vote on third reading until December next,
and on this Mr.. Niles was speaking wboh
shis despatch closed ].
WAsHIHeToN, Al, p. M.
The motion to postpone has been de(es'.
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ed, and the bill finally passed, % 10 81
Mr. Jarnigan voting in the affirmative IFS
The 9th section is stricken out, the bill has
TO be returned to tie House where /, will
probably pass to morrow az amended ].
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NOTICE

n hereby given to the subscribers Of Stock 10 tn,
Catfa'ci0sa Bridge Company that a Sec0no
and Third Lnstai0lent Of five dollars each, Is re-.
qured to be paid to the Treasurer cn or before the
LIST OF August and st Of September respectively
BY Order Of the Board,
b. CLARK, Treasurer.
July |, 1916
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LIST OF CAUSES.

FOR TRIAL AT AUGUST TERN l646
J James Hiatt Eatchiu ca Chrlstla ma Match
In.
2 Dsboyao Mlnnler by her next friend Frsnclr
Dean, va. Hiram Minnier.
g. Joseph Lemon vs. George Lemon.
4, John McCall ct al rs Joseph Lemon
Tobias Shirt ct al vs Thomas Moolhssd et a.
6 DR. Thomas Fitch VI IhomsB Hubbard ct al
? Thomas Hubbard ct al va George Maus ct al
Thomas Stsckhouse w Vaniah Reese ct al
Ebeuezcr Green ntuRh vs. Caleb Fisher 81 sl
10 Samuel Conner VS. John Achenhseh
Samuel Sandman VS. OVen D Lleb et al
u Samuel Shndman " Owen q Iieb ct al
Is Samnel Shadman vs. Owen d Llel ei al
IA William belong VS. HenyMiIler
l5 THONGS B c Baker ct al Vi George Feister
10 George Couell VS. Patrick Herbert
II John Christopher vs Nicholas seibert
10 Benjamin ,..hews odmr VS. Matthias Kline
lS Jacob Edgar VS. Iqcob Beldlemau
20 William Turner VS. Daniel Montgomery
admr Ia al
q Nathan Beech vs loseph .s-olc
22 William Howell vs Rev MarmQduke fearce
20 David Hunter ct al vs A Wilson andNa.
thun beach
2t Henry Sanders et al os pcAiel Srouenhcrs
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Mondau lie l7kh dan of AnguSt.

MondOy tie l7M day of AuguSt,
next at O'Clock, +. NJ. the following property to
wit.
A certain lot of ground situate in the Town Of
lOrangovlle, Columbia county, containing one
fourth of an acre more or less Bounded in front
by Main street Of said Town, and lots of Dame,
lfornwad, E. G. Ricketts, and the heirs Of Jacob
Shoemaker deceased, whereon is erected frame
house and Potter shop with the eppertenances
seized taken in execution and to be- sold as the
property Of Ephraim Parker,
ALSO
A certain lot of ground situate in Madison town
ship, Columbia county, containing fifteen acres
mere oress. Bounded by lands of Elisha Smith
deceased and Ann Smith, whereon ia erected q
frame house and frame ba n, with the Spperle-
nances, also one other lot of ground situate az u.
iaresad containing thirty five acres more or less
Bounded by lands of John f. Deu, Ann Smith,
Iohn +. Ewes and Elisha Smith, deceased --Seiz.
ed taken in execution and TO be sold as tho prop
erty Of Hugh Smith.
Also
certain tract of land situate in Briarcreek|
township Columbia county, containing one hun-
dred aud twenty aces more or less about 05 acres
of which is cleared land, Bounded by tho turnpike
leading flon Berwick to Towapda and land of
William lddngs on the west, end lands of JohnI
Lockort, Joseph Low, Alexander Lockart and 9th.
es' whereon is erected five dwelling houses, one
barn and one stable, with the appertenances
Seized taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of John Shaifci
ALSO
4 certain lot ofland situate in Derry township
Columbia county containing ono hundred and
.wcnty acres more or less, about 100 acres ol
which IS cleared land, adjoining lands Of Stephen
Ellis. James Johnson. Cherries Mckee endl
lohn Glenn whereon Is erected log house, a loe
barn, two shops, and an apple orchard with the
'ppertenances s--Scized take in execution and t,l
1N sold as the property OF Jhon buchanan in the
hands of Johaaiinn Lodge his administrator.
--ALSO--
A certain lot Of ground situate in Cattawissa
ownship, Columbia county adjoining Williaml
heKelvy and other, lying on Water street.--seiz-
ID taken IN execution and to be sold the property
George Waters.
ALSO
BY virtue Of T.evari facias The follow.
lng described Buijlng an lot Of ground of
John wilson. to wit: certain one story
'nd halt public building, situate in the
ownShIP oi iiemlock the county OF Colum-
'ia IN the State ni Pennsylvania, on the
'ouhern side Of the road Leading from
nIonm to Jerseytown, near The Buckhorn
+vern, containing front 90 Feet on ,he road
''oresald, and in depth 25 feet. and the 10,
'T piece ofg'oNnd or ceuilcdge sprerte~
''n' to the same building, bounded on the
vest hv Daniel Neyhar,, on the south ty
and of John MrReynoIds, and on the east
" lands of Vaniah Reps, seized ,aken in
.Xecnuon and 10 be sold as the property of
Iohn Wilson.
IRAN nERR, Sheriff.
SHERIFF's OFFICE)
)anvIlIe July % ls46.
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WI 7HE subscriber very respee fully informs the
"A public that he has on hand and is COZ stant-
lyManufacturing, HOOTS ana SHOES
of s kinds which he will sell ut the following low
prices.
GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Morocco or Cay Skin Boots 81 90
COa'Se Boots 3 25
Coarse or Fine Shoes rs
Htner's Shoes SO 10 . rs
Morocco Slippers s7i
LADIES WEAR.
Morocco or Cdf Skin Lace Boots so
Ihick Sole French Ties 95
Pumps Springs or French l24
Other kinds Of Slippers rs cents 10 | 90
n. b. The above are all ofmv own Manufacture
md are wrranted to stand | have also OH hand.
4 large stock of
EASTERN MADE Doors AND SHOES,
which will sell at small profits,
Country Merchants and others who buy by the
dozen, are invited to call and examine my goods,
Is will sell to such al large reduction.
UTRememher the place at the NEW BOOT
md SHOE STORE, lower end of Main.street.
8loomsburg
W RUSSELL
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lhe sudden changes Of the weather. du.
ring Ih!s season oitHe year. exhhn most
baneinl effect on tie human system, d-h,i.
.aIlng and prOstraune iI.--Ths stomach and
bowels become deranged, glvif!p un,eIv M.
wee 70 sli, VINO are inclined W give suee.
Non to Ihe warning voice Of mature. A.
soch Hmes 'Jayne's Caiminsuv-' nev,r
tails TO afford Immediate relief. rherki,o
he disease aud restoring he paien, to W.
1tons health, Mothers eanno Se too can.
lous with their children during ,m, nnc,h
ana me month following, and IN The esrlies,
stages OF this summer disease. whether
rom Iee'hIng' oppressive hea, or uthet eau
'es Ihey should a, once res0u 20 this opyer
falling remedy. Hundreds Of cer,6rs,.a
T. ON respectable persons in this civ are IA
possession Of lhe proprietor ready to sxbih-
It t" all who may desire to see ,hem =, t.s
thee No. 8 South Ihlrd street Pnilsdel.
pha.
LIFE! LIFE!l LIFE!!i
All that man bath wIl he give for his
me- so we ind recorded ia The mos, ancient
and besl OF books, out AZ we see thousands
dying around us with Consumption Croug
Cough Asthma Bronchitis Splitting Blood
ahd o'her pulmonary affections we ate led
to doubt the correclnesss Of the above AZ.
ser'1on especially since i. is SO well known
mat certain remedy may be Obtained
which always arrests those diseases.
DR. JAYNE'S EXPECTORAN new
er falls to give relief, and cures after every
''her means have failed. This can he AND
nas been proved in thousands Of instances.
where II has effected radical cures, ster tho
patent had been given up by all his friends
nd physicians.
The above Medicine are for sale at
he store Of
JOHN r. MOYER,
Bloomsburp
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LIST OF LETTERS,

LIST OF LETTERS.
Remaining IN the Pos,.office atBloomsburg,
Pa. June 3Oth, ls46.
John ID. Beck wi'b-John Clemell-Tape
jhsOberIin-Ms Ann Dole-ambrol rv.
and-Iacob EckerJ-Jesse Holensaead-
David keeffe-Charles Michael-Jos K.
lnoTe-LewIs r. Obourn-Ftancia Reede-
IN. Swaney-Jackson SOrms-Pe,er Sucer
John " auch-J smes w alker.
K. MOYER P. NJ,
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OIBIIpt'Ai@Yo

DIED. In Hemlock township on
the 26'h inst. Cook PURsEL, eyed l6,
son Of M. John Putsel.
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NEW CE4OEEEkNG
ESTABLISHMENT,
q. C.. K3HLEP

NAT OULD respectfully inform his friends and
Wv the epuhlic generally, that he has JUS, re-
ce1ved and ol ened on the corner of Main aud Ess,
Stfeets IN BIoomsburg the largest best and cheap.
nst a2sortlnentof
READY MADE CLOTHING,
ever offered IN this neghborhood, which he will
sol from 10 to 90 Per cent cheaper than the cheap
est. His stock ID got and selected with grea, care.
made ot the best and oct fashiona' lie materials
and in the most woEma1,.ke manner and stvle
embracing every grade, color and price which viii
sn,, ei,htr the :as.o or economy oSpurchase;s.
will sell
Itoesdsach frocS d dre's cocts tfroas8 90 10 9 90
Smn'ner and eroton cloth 20 2e7nI Is
Linen and ginghom do / 25t. 90
B2th and French ccssineye Pcnts - to A 76
S-ttret m - ., o or
DriRng and gamboor DO e2,o9 6o
satin ana six nets 90 m q ~.
NNGas9clen and Morsck usSfs / so tco so
besdes good assortment of Stocks, Craysis
HandkercheI5, Collars, Shirts; &c. ali Of whi,S
the public arc invited TO call and examine lcr rk,e.
selves before purchasing elsewhere if they Wlsn to
get a good bareon and well suited.
July II, ls4e--l2d
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ArIllAAylNAlho

MARRlED.-By the Rev d. s Tobias
IN fhe 25th nh Nr. PETER RoBrRTs 10
Miss RACHEL Huron both Of Beayer,nea.
Ow,
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SHERIFF. SALES.

EpY virtue Of Sundry writs of Vond Ex to
ND me directed, will be exposed to Public Sale
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B A r B K r s II 0 P.

and armed himself with razors and shears. 10 Y,j.
upon those who are 20 foltun.te as 10 b. accented
by the government before their dcpai ture Jo viii
also hold himself in readiness 10 serve those who
prefer staying at home kazors-Shedrs auIscis.
s'rs, repaired and pu: in order at short notice and
warranted.
jOSlAS F.BELL.
Bloomsbury. June . lS4U
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y &c E.

THE United States and Mexico are noy a,Wor
and thousands Of freemen are volunteering their
services to sub, ue the stubborn spirit of Mexico
out the subscriber being one of those. whose ser
vices would not be accepted on accoun, of his mfr
mites he has rented room on Main Stieet,nesrly
opposite Albright e Mengels store, as Il
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A ISO--
- -AISO--

certain lot Of ground situate in Cattawisso
own ship, Columbia county adjoining WiIIiamI
McKelvy and other, lying on Water stIeet.--seiz-
20 taken IN execution and to be sold the property
George Waters
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10 The free Independent Eiecora of Co.
iumbia coun,y.
FELLOW CITIZENS. by the solisitaion
Of number of my friend have been in,
duced TO offer myself as candidate for ,he
office of SHERIFF Of Coumbia county q,
Ihe next general T. eclion. Should / be so
fortunate as to receive pajor,y Of your
votes podge mysef TO perform the duties
o' salL office TO the best of my ability, With
humanity.
BENJAMIN HHYMAN.
Orange township July 81 lS46
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TIE WARM WEATHER.

Bloomsbury, June . ls4G
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-07-10
ICE IN THE SOUTH.

4 friend OF ours, who had been IN the
ice trade a. St. Thomas, relates some fun
nv anecdotes Of the ideas which the INA.
tiycs" there have Of the b" Boston hard wa.
ter" He once sold lump TO a gentle.
man, who sent II coIored servant for it,
with directions to have il kept for the din.
ner table. The servant took il home, and
inquired Of the cook how ii was to be pre-.
pared, After considerable discussion in
the " kitchen cabinet" it was decided to
have it boiled. At dinner the gentleman
called for il, and was IN high glee, for he
had drank iced champagne IN the States,
and felt mighty hanker.ns for a second
trial Of the same beverage. Soon Sambo
made his appearance, with eyes rolling on
the outside Of his face, aud grinnlng like a
frightened monkey.
Where is the ice ~ demanded the gen
tleman.
"Oh lorry, massa," said Sambo, {" put
him in the pc, an bile him more an halt
an hour, aud when look for him he was nj
dar."
The gentleman didn't stop to enlish,en
his servant on the point of cooking ice, but
selzng decanter, hurled it Of the unfor-
uuaIe colored gen,leman's head, as an lu-
dcalion that he had done something for
which he should "sutfer some" after din.
ner our.--Edglc.
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no .S.a s y |. !.
Type Foundry and Printers Far
nishing Warehouse.

TTNllE SUBSCRIBERS have opened a
Il NEW TYPE FOUNDRY in the
city of New York. where they are ready to sup
ply orders TO any extent for any kind Of JOB OF
FANCY TYPE, aud every article necessary for
Printing Office.
The Type, which arc cast in new noulds, from
an entirely new set Of materials, with deep coun-
tors, are warranted to be unsurpassed by any, and
will be sold al prices 10 suit the times.
Printing Presses furnished, and also Steam En-
gines Of the most approved patterns.
N b. A Machinis is constantly mi attendance
10 repair Presses 10 DO light work
Editors Of newspapers, who will bay three
times as much type as their bills amount to, may
give the above SIX months insertion in their pa.
pcrs, and send their papers containing 1t 10 the
subscribers.
COCKCROFT & OVEREND, &c Ann ST.
October 3, 1915. 52-6m
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ANOTHER STATE,

The Convention Of Iowa, having com.
pIeted a Constitution for the State govern.
ment, has adjourned. The boundaries set
forth in the preamble to the Constitution
have been embodied in the bill now before
Congress, providing for her admission into
the Union, The act further provides that
until the next census Iowa shall be allowed
TWO Representatives in Congress.
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Magical Pain Extractor.

"a EDUCTlON FOURFOLD III PRICES
y , nothing II tle ustT is not Delighted ,eitt
4 an article that Cyory lauiiy must consider
indispensable, when they know Its power and va
lac. aud which has heretofore been sold too high
tutg4eh ~ cusses, has non been reduced Jogr-
fall IN price, ith c view that rich and poor, high
aud low aud In fact every human being may en-
joy ils comforts; and all who get it Shall have
the prlce return q 70 them il they arc not delight
cd with is use. We assert, without the posslbil-
ity Of Contradiction, tina, all Burns or Seaids er.
ry external Sore, old or fresh, and all external
pans and aches, no matter whore, shall be rcdu.
cod q comfort by It in five Misunderstanding lfe,
Hgab o. scar. No burn car be fatal If his is ap.
Piled, unless hs ritais destroyed by the acci.
dent 1t is truly magical TO appearance, IN its
effects. Enquire 70, " Connors Magical Pain Ex-
tractor Sllyc," at Comstock x Co.'S q Cortland
Street. Price % cents, or four times as much tor
80 cent?, and ten times as much for 81.
Al country merchants are requested to tIfe il
to then towng commission, as the greatest bles-
sing to mankind that has been discovered in med
ieinc for ages This is strong language, but you
may depend is power Will Justify It. sold Al q
C0rll0ad Street, where il can Be found genuine
in New York city.
eau IlON,-Be sure you get CoNvEts, as our
plate with Dallcy's name on It has been stolen
and counterfeit aud worthless stuff may appear
under that name Sec that 1t is direct from Com
stock 4 Co, or never touch IT, For sale at the
Charlotte Drug Store by b. Oates.