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and The sooner the bet'er---ti.at the
question Of the continuance Of the war
IS. indeed, fast becoming 80 her ques-
zion Of national existence. She must
be made to feel that, in ihus rejecting
our lust and liberal overtures of peace
she is placing herself wholly beyond
the pale of further forbearance at our
hands, She must now De made TO
know that there is no peace for her,
save upon terms which shall secure to
US full indemniica,ion for all the ex-
nenditures of the war, and full repara-
lion for all the injuries which we have
received, including among them, as
no: The least, her insolent repulse OF our
recen, efforts for reconciliation. She
must be made to know that henceforth,
a, least, this war is her's-4l.e result OF
her own deliberate eIection-and so
to be borne by her, in the full extent OF
it's evils and It's burdens. Our work
of subjugation and conqnes, must 60
on rapidly with augmented forces, and
as far as possible, at the expense OF
Mexico herself. From Mexican con-
,ribu,ions, levied and seized, if need
be, by the strong hand, our armies
must now be subsis'ed and supported
in the field. The policy Of forbearance
and conclilation, however magnanr-
mously adopted by us, and in however
generous an attitude il may have nth I
erto presented US before The world, Is
now exhausted. ii has met with no
response but new RANGER and con'ume-
Iyefrom our vanqulshed foe. Hence
forth we must seek peace and compel
il, by inAicting upon ourenemy all tie
evils Of war.
In view Of such state Of facts as is
set forth in the records of the late ne
go,ialion, it might have been hoped
that the whole country would unite as
one man upon the only rue Mexican
policy which now remains to US. But
the leaders of the whig party seem of
late to have fully chosen their part
Forgetting all that patriots ought in
honor to remember, they rally upon the
cry of 'no more .Merican territory."-
Mr. Kennedy, eehoing the sentiment
of Santa Anna, tells his Wing friends
IN Baltimore, the Nueces is the true and
just boundary of Texas. Mr.. Web
ster, amid the whis convention at Mas
sachuse,ts, proclaims that he can vote
no more men or money to prosecute
hostilities with view 10 the acquisi-
ton Of territorial Indemnify from Next
CO. We 90 not believe that the mass
of the whig party can be rallied by their
leaders upon such ground. They
cannot and they will NOT resist the ap-
peal whick is made TO ;heir patriotism
and TO their sense of rational honor
and justice, by these recent develop
ments of The Mexican split. But If
we are deceived in this---if partisan
drill shall be strong enough to marshal
the rank and file of the wings on this
platform of national disgrace and hu-
initiation, the honor and the rights Of
the country will yet be secure i'll the
strong hands of the democracy and intEe
energy and patriotism of he admins
'raion which they have clothed with
power Union.
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Jas. S. Cove, company /, 18th lnian-
Try; Private Charles G. Powell, COM
pany I, 18th Infantry.
Vounded-Capt. ]. w. Clark, llths
Infantry; 1t. Jas. A. Winder, Wolff
guers; Lieut.. Chas. w. Dreamer, I3th
Infantry, {ac,ing assisting qaastermas-
terry Lieut.. George Adams, Marine
Corps; Sergean's Ebenezer Legn and
VIM. lngles, company G, 18th lnfan-
ny; Corporal H. J. Lorenz, company
G, 18th Infantry; privates J. Rice, L.
Knuht, G. P. Amidon; F. Jackson, N.
Kendall, H. Huller, and Q. Stone,
company G, 18th Infantry; Privates
Order, Harris and Mcintosh, compa
ny c. 9th Infantry; Privates George
Seeall and Samuel Dapytesten, compa-
ny X, Voliiguers; Private Lamp,en
Moon, company X, 4th Infantry; Ser
geant !. G. Wilkins, company A,
Louisiapa Mounted Men; Private Hau-
ry, Ito, do; Privates James M. Laugh
ten and VIM S. Wood, company K
llth Infantry; Priyate John Mabury,
Georgia Mounted Men; Private Rick
Ford, company G.. 18th Infantry; Pri-
Yates Benjamin Justice, VIM. Kirksey,
Elijah kirksey and Hardy Shandwick,
company !, 18th infantry; Privates
Rinick and Alpkun, company D, Vol
tiguers; Privates Elijah Nj. Gates, Ed
ward McMillen, Jas. H. Higgins, JAS.
". Blassingham, Thomas Wilson,
John I. Foster and Thos. Moore, Light
Artillery Battery.
At Csrro Gordo, august l5.-KiN-
ed Privaies. frederick Notter, compa-
ny d, 9th Infantry, and Samuel B. An
drews, company K, Voltiglers.
.Mortally Wounded--Private Geo.
A. Gen'h, company I, 10Th Infantry.
Observation-Disclosures DanI Jarsell,
company I, 18th Infantry; George G.
Palmer, company H ,4:h Infantry; VIM.
Francis, - Wilranish, Jos. Tester,
and John Ava, company D, 9th nifty;
Gamisly Fitzgerald, company H, 4th
Infantry; Sergt. Talbot H. Law, com
pany K, 4ih Infantry; - RuigIer,
company F, Sd Infantry; Private -
Jones, company C, 9th Infantry.
At Las .Animos. -Klled-Privates
James Londae and VIM. Bel, compa.
ny K, 4th Infantry.
Uoundsd-Maj. F. T. Lally, 9th
Infantry, commanding; Priva'es John
Sims and BERNARD Corwin, company
II, 4'b Infantry; James c. Reyle, com
pany K, Voltiguers; Joseph Shupalt
and John Baldwin, Light Artillery
Battery.
Elseachere on the Road-.4ugust 9
and IA. -Klled-Pr iva'es Edward S.
Davis, company H, 4lh Infantry; Anto
rio Keisenbock, company K, l2'h In
fantry; James Davis, Georgia Mounted
Men; Michael Hamlin, Plan del Rio;
Bugler Francis Lawrerant, company
A, Louisiana Mounted Men.
Wounded-L'. David Griffin, COM
pany. H, 4,h Infantry; Sergt. Henry
Becky, company X, 18th Infantry;
Privates Stephen Rotundo, company
c, 9th Infantry; Samuel Huny.
Total = Missing u; making loss
ofl05.
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-EEf~
THE RESULT OF THE NEGOTI-
ATIONS.

The documents connected with the
recent negotiations in Mexico, which
we publish elsewhere, will present to
the county in new and most striking
light the desperate infa,ualion of The
enemy with whom we have to deal
The whole basis Of negotiation assun-
ed by the Mexican government, and
the propositions finally resolved upon
as its ultimatum, outraging as they do
every principle of internal justice, can
only oe regarded as another insult add
ed to the long series of wrongs and
indignilies which the Mexican rulers
heaped upon us. Certainly no gov
eminent however Blinded by pride and
obstinacy, could ever have ventured,
under such circumstances, to submit
sucn propositions. bnt for its hope of
'aid and comfort" from the efforts oflhe
opposition party among ourselves. 1t
is fully proved at las, that Mexico,
conquered and almost disarmed. ant.
having no reliance save on the aid
which she hopes 10 receive from the
efforts of the wing faction here. has a,
last resolved that she will have no
peace with our government, save upon
terms which are daring outrage upon
our national honor. Such an outrage,
beyond all question, is the Mexican
demand for the Nueces as the bounda-
ny Of Texas. Such an outrage still
more plainly is the Mexican demand
10. indemni6cation at our hands for the
losses and expenses of the war which
Mexico has forced upon MS.
& Such being the disastrous effects Of
the whig party working upon the pride
and ignorance Of Mexico, hothing re-
mains for cur government, and for the
patriotism Of our country, but to ad
dress themselves anew, in "a Steiner
spirit, and with augmented energy, ia
the task Of compelling. at all hazards, a
satisfactory and honorable peace
Mexico must now be made to feel
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TIE .Nericaa commissioners to Nj. Trist.
To his E:ccslencp Don Nicholas T,dst. depu-
ted ,cith FIJI powers by The government Of
the United States 10 tie government Of the
.uericaa republic.
IIousr OF ALr.RA on THE CHAPuLrE-
Pee cAusEwaY, Sept 9Th, 1917.
The undersigned. commissioned by the gov
eminent Of the Mexican repnblic TO concert
with yonr exce!ency an arrangement for
peace. on placing in your hands the counter
prajeet which they have framed conformably
to the las. INSTRUCTIONS Of their government,
think proper to accompany it with the obser-
vations contained in This note. which viii tend
81 place il clearer light the pacific DISPOSE
ton Of Mexico in the contest which uniortu-
iiasely separates both countries. The 4!h ar
ticle Of the project which yonr exceliency was
pleased TO deliver to MS on the 27tf. of August
last, and which has been the subject of our latter
conferences, relates TO the cession on the par,
Of Mexico-l. Of the State Of Texas; 9; of the
territory this side Of the limits Of that STATE.
extending to the left bank Of the Bravo and TO
he southeyn frontier Of New Mexico; 8. Of ALL
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OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
LIST OF KILLED AND WOUNDED IN
MAJOR LALLY'S DIVISION.

The following letter from Major Lal-
u was addressed to Col. Wilson, al
Vera Cruz, and by him forwarded ia
Adjutant Genera! R. jones, At Wash.
ing,on, and published inthe Washing
ton Union:--
HEADouARTERs, JALAPA, ] !
t,,r,.. Oc 1OAr
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DIR. soRDOS'S
E1gCfGbfe Eun,ilu pins.

lh9 following arc among Tie distressing vafl
Y p' human dtssgses. 70 Bhlca tie yegsi4ll
filla q kuo~n 70 be lafliia.es
bfhFEPslA, ~ thoroughly at4uslay N.
ht'' and second sgpmarHs and creating 09y +.
healthy bile, inste3i Of tie stale aa8 aef,a ki,d
--fiat3isaey Fa'T5tafisa u IT. Hea,t. Ios. j
dPPetHe, heaytbpfa md Headaese. Rs4flss,a,.r
~ temper Aarlet9 Lqn1a9t and HslaaeLsiy
"Hie" arc ihe general symptoms Or Dyspen.tg
mHi f'Hish a natural Consequence u ts cure
co"lreH'ss w cleansing lho whole length Or III
violence.
The complaints 10 which Or Gordon,. vega
'abe Tue are mnst effective, and ebicb. wbsn
administered according to direction. thew car
scarcely iaii 70 euro, are - fooas yellow and
Dhloua levers fever and ague dyspepst1. efoup
tYut compliant SICK headache, taandlee asthma.
1''P'y' ih'nmaiism, enlargement Of the spleen
P"es' COLE female obstfdetions heartburn. fprtot
to'Rnc' nausea, d.HieHsIOus Of the stomach ang
oo"els' inciPionl darrhms. aatulencp. habitu,l
coAtyenesa. loss OF appetite, blotehsd or s,llov
complexion, and IN all cases Of toFpor Of tho how,
.t' who're ealhaftlc or an apafient is needed;
i"ey are exceedingly mid in their operation
P'1uUe,hg neither nausea. gripping, nor debility.
!" Az cases they will be found a safe and sim
ts 'oheuyt yet all powerful Tor the removal or
,,'asea' Wheter Chronic or recent, infectious Of
otherwise They do not render the systefn TALL.
TO DO affected by any changes Of temneratn e.
ne very cause, or occasion Of tho human ff,y<
beng affected by colds and coughs is romo. dby
.n"H use. Therefore, they may be- uss< at all
ZINES ahd seasons without damage. 40 'chango o.
Hle. ana any ozira cara Is unnecrs'y.
nsss fIila arc for sale In eyey county 10 this
r,I'o' az - cents por boz = nay % had OF The
ioIIo~ing agents II "a 1 y Williams al
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Town Ordinances.

u SrdaiRsa by the Commission of iAs
y tara ot Charlotte. aud Al IS hereby ordaiR-
ca oy iae dsiAoiify 81 tfs ssHe, That II shall mol
De a"iu io' any person OF persons TO put or place
on me slde walks CUTTERS, OF streets VI the town
Of hafio'ts' any wood, plank. rails. boxes, lum-
Der o. any substance, 10 remsin there - hours,
e1eeE for the purpose Of building under tie pen.
ally of One Dollar tcr each ard every offence. 10
be collected before any Justice OF tie Peace BY
warrant.
he Il tITtber Ordained. That II SHALL not be
lawful for any person OF persons to shoot OF dis.
charge guns or pistols, within 800 yards OF the
Court-House IN the town Of Charlotte, under 8
penalty Of Two Dollars for each and every Of.
fence. unless upon an occasion authorized by the
laws Of The state. The penalty to be collected
before any Justice o. tie Peace BY warrant.
Be Il fUriafr Ordained That It shall not be
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Everybody takes Them .

HYERl BODY Is REALLY RUNNING L
n n buy Dh. CflAS A. VAN ZANDT'S ANTI
BILIOUS, Notwithstanding PILLS
which are being disposed OF, IN incredible quaint
ties, hourly. The agents are sending them ava
BY BUSHELS,
in all dir,clons, but particularly the South ant
West where Bilious disorders and their conse
quenees are more prevalent than elsewhere.
The southern and western man suifers inordi
nstely from LIvER CusFLuNr and biliousness
but now let them abandon torture aud cherish
hope, for with
THESE BEST OF FILLS,
no bilious affection can possibly EXIST. As these
pills are made by regular physician and rs NJ.
merous certificates u their worth are given b.
well known citizens, no Individual should doubt
until they try. The reasoning public cannot bat
admit that this medicine was compounded upon
the principle that many diseases are founded aud
dependent upon one chief onc--And that IS
Bill lOUSNESs.
generally received opinion now, that most
Of The sickness, treated as CAUSES, under tf.reni
titles, arc only the EFFECTS Of one principal all.
ment. These effects cannot Sc removed unless
The evil s torn away. m. Van 2lndrs pills inva.
riahy strike at the substance and hence al he
palpable snd tormentng shadows vanish. We
know that the prcludIces against advertised rem.
edies are grea,-,hauks l. interested physicians
but how can hey De relied on Look al their con.
tIuversIcs. thtic dlssensons and their thousand
and one different methods Of arriving at a single
cancinsi,n The widest differences prevail 4.
moog Tie medical profession, and each medical
professor can tell YOU Of
LEGAL MURDERS
committed BY some Of his brother practitioners.
Here We are al time when all sensible people
NAV be their own doctors We soIemnly assure
our readers thai trr Arft D1t,ns fi.,ttb pa.t,--
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Lonishufg, Franklin county, Norti Carolina.
The General Agent Is folly prepared to appoinl
sub Agents wherever there is 10 branch OF the
Company eitEer on personal application or By
mail, post paid The rapid Sale Of d.csc cee5ra.
TED pills and the extraordinary cures they are
constantly eileeling, render them by i4r. the most
popular pill q tie age. An Agency Nil conse.
4uenily be yoty valuable
Tn Graeenberg Pals are iaclEceivab'y snpe
Tlar 70 any ever before discovered. ia A.. bilious
comFainsi IN general arrangement OF the srs.
tcm ia All disorders hich r.sut from a hai state
Of tic blood, tht 81 pills ATE sovereign remedy
In he class Of diseases cal'cd cbr5a.e Tic Grac.
fenberg Pills achieve their highest iriumphs--
Here q eF tefy all competition. Entering Sth-
IN tie hlcden rec,s,es %. lie system, ,Lcy quiet.
y bat sufely Fari.y TIE blood, root out diseases
md r-Ee .-ne anL .--ar 10 lLn D ~.
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Or idreriising Cards for Nsw Goods.
II & 7 aave been printing these Showbis
fof Iae asI year OF Two for their customers in 4
very beautiful style ba, for the approaching sea.
son they have had some NV ,ND ELEdANr De.
SIGNS engtlyed, Inch viii make a more SNOWY
and attractive advertising sheet than has before
teen printed, and they particularly invite the at
tentlon OF merchants 10 tbis article, which wul
be furnished a, very moderate price
DESTROYS Of retaining the!r old customers, and
Of adding as many new ones as possible 10 their
list II & T wii. endsavor always to have such
stock Of articles in their line as Is not 10 be
found 10 any other establishment, and their pri
ces vii be found 70 range as low as any other
hose they hope therefore The advantages which
they can offer viii l1aee al. dealers in these ar
tieies TO cali Al No. 30 North FOMrth-
street, whenever they visit Pmiadely hla
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STATE Or N0RIHC ARoLiy4

EAf1N COUNTY.
IA Eqai'y Febr4acy Term. l-47.
Join r. Bs.k and Taomss Bela.1
r..
a l.son Bell. Jsha Bsk, Patsy
Hsgins, htey tIompbreys Juo re'll', !"
Kouser, John Beis lHo- B-lk sag u Lana
Lafayette B5,k, Martha Beik
aud Elizabeth Belk
appearing = tae satisfaction q the Court.
~ tat all be deien5anls IN TINS case, cave AL
Ison Bels, reside beyond the Imns Of his S,s,s
II = Oraered th4t p1b.i.aiiJn be made for Elk
weeks N The Charlotte journal. notifying said
non-fetiesni defendants to be and appear Al our
neat Court u Equity 70 be held Tor the county
y tnlon, q the GoJ.' u use ~ Monroe. on The
siSth hoHd-i t'g' lrs fourth Monday In Sen.
le.abci next then sas thsf, 70 plead, answer or
occur TO sad Pef,'t5a, " ne cause viii be heard
n par,e SIS TO thou
Witness. G NJ ] NfC4uley Clerk and Mar
tee d oaf said Court. a. office. the second Non.
dsy ~ February, aud in the 70,h year of our H..
dependence 4 d. ie47
6 " r NccAULEY, csE
Pfinlsf's fse g. y t4s
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q H. '0.c indebted 10 the estate orc. r Moss.
1 "A te-'d. By Note or Account, are requested b.
come Forward ard aetle ,be same, without Ge.ay
Will inc sg1tc'be,, The Executor beng aes.raas
OF closing iha business BY th- lst OF Ssftembsr.
All aso'' aHd demand. unpaid by Jolly Caor, Sc i
pc ~ ~ 1araso Of 90 nihcer ] can Be found
ST ihe Office Of W O.bgrne. II rasr n rny ~.
sencc apply to Va MlHia. at Davdson & sprst,'s.
s n. HUTCHINSON.
Ctzyl5HS, Jgrs q, lsf7. 3-tr
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Cures are Constantly Effected

b these Pills 10 cases where every other means
had utterly faded Tie most abundant proof Of
tbs could Re given, bu' a tria Of one box viii
convince the patient. Ttef can 6 e ordered and
>rnt BY NAL nj trliinF expense. The price is %
Gems 5ox Basrs tirl dst.0s forI. a., or!trel
qa4 ne moHfy femiusd ne ConI4g lriA paVhs
gssfag tbt Pihs Erailau,,- d; d Com
Piny's risk. WI FEVER there no ALcucy Of lie
Company they can Re ordered By MA
These Pills are taxing Tie plles Of aN others.
a.a NJ .Ieh r.rs-n ~ ~. M. a .LL.ul N. i.
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Eslanls Books
Merchamts' showbilIs.

~ Their owu superior make are always kept in
quantities 10 supply orders, OF made up - such
paft.c1.aE patsi..s i may be real.red.
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Dentistry.
DIR. l.. Il. ANRDEsVS

Z 4 hViNt' returned to Charlotte. Is ready 70
a a "ait upon his friends. tie may DO found
Al his residence On the west side Of Main.s,teot.
yearly opposite the Charlotte Hotel.
Oetobe %, 1916. ar
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For medical purposes. ioy sale by he bottle.
ApTl 3. 1916
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NOTICE

a Ill persons indebted to II P. Hepbnru. nj.
. sigaee Of r. g, Allison, are requested Il
can On me subscriber at his Office III Charlotle
aaa make payment, as Il is important the bushes.
should be closed.
Jane 2, 1877. qt,c
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EnlIan,iuatory Diseases.

Although tie Eisc'pafy @ss origin j prer'r.
ed fo' the eife'of PILES 81 i has proved lss.si
10 be medicine far superior to Il! Others in all
diseases % on lHfi4trmatary character. Nth a
deternaaiioa Of good 70 aay part Or organ. u
I.hanmailo9 ana Congestion Of the Liver end
Spleen IHflm4Istion, Soreness aud Ilcer4ton
Of the stomach Bowels Kidneys ara BLADDER:
IN lneiminaioy anu Nersof.ai Reclamation. !,
% The best medicine ever recovered
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T appearing O tas satisfaction o. the Court,
- t4at BE c--ea.an's IN this case ere not in
habitau,s Of lats slate 4 - Ordered. That publ
cation be made .sr tx week. % The Charlotte
Journal, tas, sud defendants b. and appear a,
cur next CagH q Lgatg, TO be he'd '3r the co1n-
y d Uaisa, a. TIE Co8rt-lyl-e in Monroe, on
the sixth Monday after The fourth Monday in Sep.
teHbe. next then aud there 10 plead, answer or
aemgr . aal- psa4ga, 0f the cause viii be heard
* paFte.
Witness c, u T Ncoaaley. Clerk and Mas.
&c; os or sac Clal. a. Office, the second Monday
20 Febrs4-y. a p. a. and Ia the 10Th year oi
cur Independence.
e. " T. McCAULEY. cxE.
Fflrtsts Fee = So t49
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A VERY IMPORTANT oon1nduNIc4r1o,.
~ ALL FeRsoss IN ALL PLACES tAoa
Al all times,
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sANsrARiLLA AND WILD cnraay 49,,

hAhAfAhlLiA AND WILD CtEaRY RiTrf,o
will achieve this result, aud should BE- in co..
miy. and IN the hands OF every person a.
business, profession or general course ~ h, y
predsPosed To the very little ailments Tia, -.
,Iie a curse, instead OF blessing. and 4, Ger
suit, 10 their aggregated ecndt,an, in ne =
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Grocery and Confectionery
~, s-' "a {,

where 10 keeps neatly every Article pertaining 10
The business lie has naA S. 0, port and
si.l soon have lie ah.e j tas following articles
,Ig
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UNDER ALL CIRCUMFERENCE

OHDE|zf Till OINUUMNTANOrg
NfF YOU ARE SICK, get cured; ~ VT
~ ploy measures TO continue so. Eve,r - m
dual INDUCES IN habits, which must, 10 . ''alfi-
or lesser extent, dissrrange the admitab. sssf
lrieate Combinations which form the sy,,ea 1U ID.
consequently sLd
livery INDIVIDUAL
should possess some mild, yet ellicaeio,. -,
aud accredited agent Tor preserving ali the 'pe
tons OF the body IA good order ~ 'ale.
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Impurities OF The fslood.

Tor ai. Impurities of tic B,as4. arising from
Tie impr4deot use 81 Ngfaury ar other cas.cs.
for all Diseases Of tie SIN and ssfola!oas a Gee
uoas, in all cases shere TIE blood is poRers4Iy
determined 20 go head. producing dizziness aad
distress Dr.. tltga's E.ssfaary 5 entirely -a
uGa.!cd
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Hogan y Thompson,
WHOLESALE
Booksellers aHd Sfafi0aers,
No 80 North Fourth street.
PHEi.ADELPHEA,

No 50 North Fourth street.
FHEi.ADELPHHA,
Pave fsr lie supply II Booksellers, Country Mer.
ehs1ss sa3 o.asf- large and complete as,or,
msnl q
BOOKS. STATIONERY
And FANCY ARTICLES.
y s 7 sss nc publishers Of School and Stan.
daft Bg5ss. Manufactures Of Black Books and
most tse sftte!es Of American Stationery and
ksrplas a.so handsome assotiment Of
FOREIGN FANCY STATIONERY,
they sre enaa.el u offer extraordinary induce
meats . purchasers, "a lae ptsses variety and eI.
Tent Of tAel stoes
Having recently become tie Commission A.
gents Of some u tie most extensive Paper Ma.
kefs they can oEss to wholesale " retail dealer.
and 10 pI.aiers AID 5.adefs. l. + TIER, CAR
LEDGER, WRITING ana PRINTING PA
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