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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
All arrived and in Good Order.
DIR. HULL'S VEGETABLE PILLS

And vegetable Tonic and Restorative Bitters.
THyHESE PiIsare no longer among those of doubtful
utility. They has passed away from the thousands
daily launched upon the tide Of experiment. ana now
stand hgler in rcpuaton, and are becoming more ex-
te1sivev used lhan any other preparation Of meucne
ever prepared for eie relief Of suffering man. They
have been introduced into every place has been iound
is but conta IN some reIna kable evidences Of their
good effects In the west. particularly where bilious
diseases prevail they annually save the lives OF thou
e1ds For proof OF the foregoing statements and Of
the value and efficiency Of this medicine, the prOpTe-
tor viii insert one cG the many thousand testmona Is
which have presented him by OF the first
spcctabilitv-Elcn who cannot be bought iBEuenc-
ed in any way provcate men whoAave higher views
Of moral responsibility and justice than certify
facts because it viii do another favor, and them
selves no Injustice.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
Notice.


ME partnership heretofore existing between the
4 undersigned in the name of STEVENSON &.
BELL, was, on the ITth March, 1913, dissolved bV
mutual CONSENT all persons indebted to US viii please
call at the Drug store Of Or. K. StevenEon and close
their accounts by cash O note.
r. STEVENSON.
II. W. BELL.
Van Buren,, APRIL 18th, 1913. 8.
THE business Of STEVENSON & BELL viii be c5ntin-
ued by Dr. r. STEVENSON, who will keep constantly
hand general stock of Drugs Medicines, oils, paints
bottles, vois jars and all other articles usually sold
by Druggists.
Dissolution.
y z partnership heretofore existing between Gro.
s ". PAseuAL 4 JoHN B. OGDEN is this day dis
solved by the removal OF llr. Paschal 10 Galveston,
Texas. The uuc'osed business Of the firm VIII be
closed bylIr. John Ogden, TO whom those indebted
WilIplease make pay yneuts
GEO w. PASCGAL.
JOHN B. OGDEN.
Van Burcn, Ark, 6th April, 1913.
JoHg B. OGDEN, late of the firm ofPAsCHALS s OGDEN,
viii continue reside Perma nently IN the old Office
Of PaschaI & Ogden.
Van Buren, Ark, 9Th Apr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
HYSLOP & BROTHER,

2sO PEARL STREET, EEEy TOaE,
e IPORTEES Of Foreign and dealers in Do
= nestle Hardwaro-kaep also or hand a com
PIete assortment Of goods IN their ijue adapted 10
Indian trade, such as Rifles. Guns. knives, Bells.
Beads, Kettles, Silver Ornaments, &c. &c.
July 8, IS48-2I-tf.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
Sand BARS, SIlGS, AID LOW WATER OBTIlTDE.

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Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
CTRTIFICATF.

Tompkins Bluff. Sumptor Co lAla.) Jan. (, 1913.
Dr. A SPENCER,-Dcqr Sir:-I wish you TO forward
me q large supply Of your Pills l do not think BOD
boxes too large d quantity to send. sold lG0 boxes
the last six monhs they the most popular Pills in
this place. For bilious complaints sick headache,
dyspepsia and such like diseases they are considered
almost inlalibIe remedy. 1 hava formerly been
agent for Peters Pills, but sell three dozen OF
your Pills 30 one of his My customers think them
superior to Peters any other Pills.
Respectfully yours, O. c. KELSEY.
For sale by K. STEVENSON,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
Van JuTCnl
Wl. B. SUTTON, Fort Smith,
JAS. SUTTON, Fayetteville, Ark.
LOOK BELOW.
DT. uUlI's vegetable Fever and AgHe and ANTI
LOOK BELOW.


Pr7De al things and holE fast TO that Eish IS gooI" "
PAUL.
ri ONE need suffer with that distressing paint,
~ ChIs and Fever or Ague and Fever, for it is
speedily and permanently cured by Dr.. Hulls'5 cule
br-ted anti Fever Pills They fail to cure the
CILs and Fever the first day, when used according
directions and DO not sickcn the stomach operate
upon the bowels Thousands Of certificates have been
presented to the proprietor BY planters Of The first
aPectagity, which might be given, but the following
rom Judge Forrest. gentleman Of The first rcsPocu
blliLy, IN Jefferson county, Alabama, sIfiice
jefferson county, Alabama, Feb. 1. 1874
7 certify that in the summer Of l-42, had severe
attack of Fever and Ague, and was for some time uu
der The treatment of gsican. but received BEN
eft from his prescriptions for my disease in the lrc
qac1cy and severity of its attacks. at last had re-
course to DR.. HuI's Fever md Ague and anti-Fover
Pills. and in using half box was entirely cured and
have rcnCiacd IN good health ever since
afterwards had in my family several cases Of Fever
and aguc and have in every instance made use Of
Hollis Pills, which have always immediately effected
cure. Dr.. HulIs Pills require puEiag where they
arc known, aud where they not single trial is sui
cient TO insure the adoption. Price - cents per box
with full directions For sale By
r. STEW FEESON, Van Buren,,
WIN. B. SUTTON Fort smith,
JAS. SUTTON, Fayetteville, Ark's.
NOW EOp THE CHI npDN DD TrTTT T -
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
2 Paradise, Saffrans SZ Co..
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. CT, G8AvEEa STREET,
NEW ORLEANS.

The article Of French Plates Nr- Anthony can Dut
lower than auT other house, BY OF extensive
ia72rtatios and large sales lie also furnish Hy
PaSlFl-e oil soda AID l-yPosuPhise or Gold, or sI-
PeEl-r glElIty- on lower terms than they have ever
hitherto been afforded.
All CASH orders VIII be executed with fidelity and
desPltca and al letters VIII receive immediate atton-
tIgI- II.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-10-07
GRANT & BARTON,
oEos. 1e3 & 1e5 William strsef

los. 70 & 70 William Street,
WASHINGTON STORES, NEW YORK.
& IMPORTERS and Jo5bers Of Staple Dry Goods and
Z indian Goods ada pied 10 the wants Of the general
trade, and OF the diEerent TIL
- d b also attend 20 the sale Of Furs Pcltries and
any OF the products OF the Indian country, and being
continually making sales Of this character, arc welt
acquainted With the market. They VIII spare cr-
iorts to secure the best prices for all ccrsEnments
which may be made then and it VIII afford tlsla
pleasure at al times 10 answer communities ors from
any person who wishes information relative 10 the
state of the market and She prices Of goods.
July, ISIS ZI-tc
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$500 REWARDS!
Causes of EcVprs.

The immediate cause Ague and Fever, Chills
and Fever, and fevcrs generally is the eflluyla
or miasaia arising from decaying vegetable sub
stances, and from pu,rld and stagnating waters.
This is evident from their prevailing TO the great
est extent in low, marshy countries abound;ng
with siagnatcd water and By their proving mos.
fstil in ali low, inafshy countries where most
heat and moisture are combined.
They may also be occasoned by eating too much
unripe fruit, ty poor watery diet, damp houses,
evening dews, lying upon the damp ground, over.
fatigue, depressing passions, &c.
Persons Of relaxed habit, who use unwhole-
rome diet, and take bul little exercise are usual.
ly the FIRST 10 be taken. Also, where the inhabi-
tants OF b'gh country remove 10 loH one, they
are generally selz-d with Intermitling Fevers
and 10 such the disease most apt TO prove fatal
If due PROBATION Is 10, taken 10 proven. It. But
no age, sex, constitution, however, are entirely
exempt from is attacks.
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Louisbnrg, Franklin county, North Carolina.
The General Agent Is fully prepared ~ APPOINT
sub Agents wherever there is no branch OF the
Company; either on personal application or BY
mail. post PAID. The rapid sale OF these cclcbra.
ted pills. and the extraordinary cures they are
constantly ctfectng render them, by far. the most
popular pill Of the age. An Agency viii cousc-
Qgenily be very Valuable.
The Grae'eubere P,ls ATE Theoretically supc.
riuf 10 any ever before discosetet. II all hiloos
complaints; IN general drrangemen, Of tie sys
tenn in all disorders v hich result from bad STATE
Of the blood, ihrse pills are sovereign remedy.
In tie class Of diseases called chrome, tie Gsae
fenbcrg Pills achieve their highest triumph
Here they DEFY all competition. Catering With
in The hidden reefs OF the system, Tics quiet.
ly bot surely purify the blood, root out diseases
and give tone and vigor to The body.
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D1BRDPlDUS
FOR TAKING THE PILLS, TO
Cure .igHe 3 Ferer, or Chiifs
and FCreE..

Any case Of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fe-
yer, may be speedily and efsciually cured, by us.
ing Dr.. muRPHY'S SUGAR COAL ED VEG
ETABLE ANTI FEVER PILLS according 10
The iollowin Directions
Each Box contains abou. Thirty Fire Pills and
Fios Of them are YeLioe Sugar Colttd PVrgatioe
Pills, wrapped up 10 piece Of aper, separate
from the others, and designed 10 act as mid
catbariic, to cleanse the stomach and bowels; and
grown person mus, take dose Of these soon as
the Fever goes of From TO fire is dose for
grown person then commence taking the 9th.
ers about eight or ten hours before the usual time
for the next chill 10 rome on, and grown person
must take tte9 Pills al dose, every two hours
until six doses have been takeB-a!ierwards take
iicO Pils nighl aud morning for three or four
days longer, and you will fad yourself efectual-
ly cured. These Pills being coated with sugar,
renders them pleasant 10 take. and prevents al
the nausea usually attendan, on taking other Pills.
Tie dose for children from eight to twelve
years old, should b. LaIfthe quantity FOR a grown
person. as above recommended. Those from four
10 eight years, quarter Of the quantity, and
cannot swallow The Pills, they car be made into
q syrup by dissolsbg thea in warm water, and
sweeiening il with sugar
The diet. generally, should be light and nour.
ishing, aud such as is easily dgested; but in mild
cases, no change from the usual mode Of living
is necessary. The patient, however. should not
use any beer ale, or porter.
just received at the Charlotte Drug Store, and
for sale by JAS. +. GILMER.
Charlotte, Stpt 2, 1917.
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Great National Work.
A History Of he RepoIuiion and Lires Of
The Heroes of the War of Independence.
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.

A History 81 me hspoiufton ana Lirts Of
tie Heroes offhe War of Independence.
BY CHARLES J. PETERSON.
An elegSn, volume with IL fine Steel Plates, and
nearly 900 beautiful Wood Engraving,
This IS a splendid book. A valuable addition
10 the Historic Literature Of our country. weare
much mistaken il il does not iahe rank With the
works of Ir ing and Prescott Frank ford Herald.
ut surpasses any similUr work yet offered 10
tie American public" Meals Gs<stie.
81, may he properly considered popularissd
Military History Of the Revolution extremely well
and iudielously writ,en."-NOrth American.
1.-THE present work on the Revolution and its
Heroes, is superior, both in extent aud design {,
any that has heretofore come under our notlcen
--InqHirsr.
/ A well connected History Of that eventiul PC.
riod. Lsdrer.
decidedly the hes, popular History Of the War
Of the Revolution and its Heroes, that has yet been
given to the eouutry."- Erening Post
JTJGENTS WANTED 10 Canrass for II,
ADORE I'll, CANT Work. ia ereIy County and Ioioa ia
n, Uaittd States, to whom the most liberal induce
ments will be offered. Price only 81.
Address tpost paidl WIN A LEARY.
No. l5S North Second Street.
THiLADELPIifI
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limbs are diseased, as the cnratsc process Pre-
coeds. under the yss Of these rstnealcs, in ono
and all Of lhe Organs aud limb, at the sams
time.
The gauglions # tho middle portions Of tho
neck are connected with The muscles Of the iiuib.
and body. aud the others with the ofgans, &c.
Physicians who ate not well nrqu4ia'ci with
these magnetic symptoms, are necessarily entire.
y ignorant Of the proper remedies Tor Them, anl
consequently should never be SLOWED 10 interfere
IN the treatment
Tubefealar disease is .ntalrd on great macy
families b. the frequent changey ofttmperaiurc,
and by tha sbuEe OF mercury, The taiHi or seed.
Of which is uniformly destroyed By tho use oil
these pulls, 10 sac and satisfactory manner.
For sale nj the Drug store Of J. Fe.nler
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CT N2TOES.

The symptoms Of Feyers are, generally, Pain
in the Head and Ions, WEAKNESS OF the Limbs
Yswning, Stretching, Glddiness of The Head Al
t.rnale fife Of Heat and Cold the tongue becomes
white, and the eyes and skin frequently appe
yellow. In Ague and Fever there is sometime.
great sickness AID vomiting, and Is succeeded by
Ihills aud violent ShskIng-aiterwsrds the skin
becomes moist, aud proiuss sweat breaks cut,
which generally terminates the 81, OF parokysm.
But all the symptoms Of Fever vary according to
the season Of the year, and the situation Of the
person attacked
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ISY THEIR USE,

The weak will become strong tie pale and bill
Gus complexion be restored to perfectly fresh
and healthy color; all tho bad symptoms will one
by one disappear.
In short, these Pills are an ineoLecivahle adj
vance upon any other medicine ever before offer.
ed 10 he public. A TRIAL WILL SATISFY Any ONE
OF THIS.
Jaig Is, lsi7. 4ln
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ia person has tab,rcn'lr
duesse fsqslrirg lhe.e ten.
cti.s, more % iess icn 5efrca
VIII be 81, on applying pre-
sure alih the lhamb on ID.
kaneliens ni,he spinal nerves
40 lhs intcfsefi. hrai spac-i
a'oDg each eide Of tho .p,ar.
Any pc'son of common ssHsl
san determine this fact. II,
- no matter whether the.e
are onc OF m sre places where
tenderness is found. or cue CT
morc o.. sns 81 limbs are DIS.
BASED, ~ wlIith orgEns or
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With a large assortment Of diamond brea.tplns
and diamond finger rings, which vii sell much
cheaper than any store IN The city. With large
stock Of gold neck, curb and fob chains ear rings
and every thing IN the Watch and Jewelry line,
ali Of which am determined to sell cheaper than
can be bought ese~ here. | am satisfied with
small profits and quick sales.
As 70, my stock Of Watches, both gold and ell.
yer. defy competition; as regards quality and
quantity am prepared TO sell them by the single
watch, by the d1zen or gross, so that persons can
be sure Of being suited with a watch out Of my
extensive stock. Persons, by sending the amount
Of money which they wish to expend can have
good, sent to any part Of the Unued States. West
Indies or Canada; or by sending the money TO
any express Office, the money TO be paid on the
delivery OF the goods. All ask i, a trial, 10 con
vince persons II will be much lie their advantage
TO purchase from me. | guarantee all goods /
sell TO be what they are represented or The money
will be refunded. Pease save this advertisement
aud coll at
LEWIS LADONUS'
4l3 MARKET ST above Eleventh. North side
Philadelphia.
15A.l kinds of Watches imported to order.
April, lci5. en-
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The Acknowledgement

VIII be conducted by ANDREW NMAklN and
HENRY d. HIRSr the author Of" Endy mion,'
"Penance of Roland" The Funeral Of Time,
and other Poems; MIR. H. contributing eIclu
siyey 10 this jlurnal assisted by some of the most
pow eriu! pens Of the day.--bo,h of whom pledge
themselves individually and az associates, 10 make
tie Illustrated Courier not only every way wor-
Thy the patronage Of the public, but credit 10
the Litera ure and AIT Of the dsy.
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HNOTICE.
T:fLT.fEEE
LANDS & MILLS.
.SsE SALE.
GIN AND SCREW HOUSE.

with well Of excellent water, and all necessary
out buildings, with large body Of good WOOD
LAND.
-ALEO-
A Plantation containing 3 10 Acres, (all WOOD
LAND,) joining the Lands belonging to the heirs
Of John Arnold aud John Patterson, decd.
-ALso
One tract, containing 100 Acres. joining the
Lands Of Hugh Kirkpatrick, Margaret REID, and
others, all WOOD LAND.
Also
One tract, lying on the waters Of Sugar Creek,
joining the Lands OF John I. Reid, Albert Wal
lace, and others, containing IS Acres.
my Mills, known as Fosters Mills, with the
Land belonging TO It.
The aboye Lands are not 10 be surpassed by
any Lands in Meckenbufg County.
Payments made to suit the purchaser.
Negroes will be taken in part payment for the
above Lands.
II Persons wishing TO purchase will call on
the subscriber.
JOSEPH PATTERSON.
September %. le47. 52tf
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KEEP COOL. KEEP CoOL!:

uDRowNING'S IMPROVED PATENT AND
ID VEN rlLATED REFRIGERATORS,a al
greatly Reduced Prices, warranted superior TO any
now in use for preserving. perfectly COOL fresh and
clean, BUTTER, MEAT. EGGS. FRUIT. LII.
QUOR, &C., during the summer season, and also
from Free ling during the winter, any article de-
posted in it. They also contain Water Jar aud
Lead Pipe in the ice chamber, by the arrangement
of which perfectly cold water can always be had
without additional ice (of which less IL required
than anu o,her.) Also, Upright Reirigerators.
BUTTER BOXES, in which Butter may be
transported with perfect safety by land or water
and ms celebrated conductors OF heat for colo
water, requiring but lbs. of ice or "a hours; Al
,housa nds will testify. Thankful for pas, iavors
we hope 10 merit continuance. Sold by
r. BROWNING, 10 Commerce street,
May 10. near Prait-si., Baltimore
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I[I(;YEa0;yIs{SfJ \
GREAT ARRIVAL.
80 Bushels on 25 600 Boxes OF DR. Coz.
DoN's FAMILY Puts.

FNyilE vast aud increasing demands for this
II new and justly celebrated Medicine, ard
the numerous cures they are daIy .ii,e,ing in all
portions of the country where they have been ia.
PRODUCED. Of Dyspcp.s, Liver Complaints and
Bilious Discases. With their we'll known atlen.
dants, Sick Headache, &c, has induced The 10.
dersigned TO make arrangements to rcceise their
stocks direct from tho Proprietor, and wea'd "y
10 their numerous customers that they are pie.
pared to supply them. Wholesale or retail, al NV
York pticef.
1T- 81 per dozan. or % cents per box.
By p. MELVIN COHEN, No ID iiayns u.
az A fall stock received by II. Il 4 l.. 3.
Williams. and a, J. 7. Gilmef's Dug Store asll
Tor sale By T J. ilolion, Charlotte, Nc.
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Cures arc Constantly Effected

Dy these Pills. in cases where every other means
had utterly failed. The most abundant, proof Of
this could be given, but trial OF one box viii
convince the patient. They can 10 ordered and
sent by mail, At iriIng expense. The price IS %
cents box. Whsr, frro dollars rorfh are ordered
and the monty r,miasd, The Company ell! PsY hs
postage on ne PHls. Rcmitilures at Ire Com
pnny's risk Wherever there 5 no Agency Of The
Company they can he ordered By mall.
These Pills are taking the place Of al. others
and no sick person should be without them.
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NorIcg-Thc genuine Tpham's Elcc,uary has
his written signature, thus tIJ'A. U2ham, NJ. d.
The hand is also done with pen. Price 81 a box.
Sold, wholesale and retail by WAR g. KKrcu
AN, I2l Fulton street. ~ Y. and BY Druggists
generally throughout the T. States and Canadas.
JAMES F. GILMER,
Agent for Charlotte, NJ
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AGENTS WANTED

no CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
~ POPULAR WORKS, in every COUNTY
throughout the United States. 10 Agenls, the
most liberal encouragement is offered a
small capital Of from S25 TO sl0O. A chance is
offered, whereby an Agent eau make from 81 to
42J per week
u For further particulars, addres. 'p st paid )
WIN. A. LEARY,
No. l5s North Second Street. Philadclphia.
March. isi-.
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The Form and Terms.

The form will be a eU AkIO, OF sixteen pages.
all Of which will be illustrated, making at the end
Of the year magnificent volume, worth ten times
the price Of subscription; and it will be publish
cd al the low price OF TWO DOLLARS per an
NUN, invariably IN advance.
EX7RAORDIV4RY ISDUCENENTS TO
CJIrRV AND CnHpA NIES
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All Bilious { Complaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CONSTIPATION
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGuF. HEAD
ACHE. JAUNDICE, LIVER CONF LAINTS.
RlEu MArISN, ALL STOMACH COMPLAI
MS, GREEN SICKNESS, &C., &c, yield AZ
once to these Pills. They purge away offensive
humors. arrest tie prog es. Of disease and at the
same tine restore tone aud yigor TO the sy~ M
IN eases Of general arrangement OF the health,
tEeV re SOVEREIGN
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THE FASHION PLATES

viii be given pure imported, not CARRIED and
DESTROY ed, as is done elsewhere, and in all cases
in adraacs Of The Magazines, an advantage whicl
the Courier vii always possess, from the mate
rial on which its plates will be engraved.
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viii combine not only every Master Piece, whe.
Their in PAINTING or SCULPTURE, executed
in America, or by our Artists and Sculptors /.
broad. but ORIGINAL DESIGNS, illustrating
its Literary Contents, feature peculiar TO the
Illuminated Monfhlp Courier.
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STATE OF NOR7H.CAR0LlNA,
cAn,RRrs COUNTY.

~ EQIITI-SPring Term, lS4s.
Richard hing rs. Archibald Morrison and George
e. Marvin.
Sf.N ths case, II appearing TO the satisfaction Of
~ the Court, that the defendants are not inhsb-
i,anis Of this STATE II is ordered By the Court, that
publication be made fot SIX weeks m the Charlotte
Journal, that the said Archibald Morrison and
George c. Marvin appear al the next term OF
this Court. 10 be led for the county OF Cabarrus,
at the Court House in Concord, on the 5th Mon.
day after the ith Monday in September next. and
answer pl,intiF's demand, or judgment viii be
taken pro contesso.
Witness. r. W. Allison, Clerk and Master in
Equity, for Caaarrus county, the 9Th Monday al.
Ter the t;h VI 3nday in March 4. ID. ISIS.
K. ". ALLISON, c. 4 VI. L.
May 81, ls4s. Printers fee S. 62:. t59
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NITCUELL's EYE sALyE.

the regular practice. IN SATISFY rvetv liberal
minded individual lha, MhcheI's Eye Save .
no qaaet preparation, hui is entitled, as well 10
ne p9nn1snee y 'n' aou,y' q az DINERS VIZ
benefits, '''' Wy "'s''S' = ~
PERRY. Angus, 10 lsi5.
D. MrcnrLL-Dear Sir: Tho 6,,
time saw YOUR Eve s,lye was ". J.
Chap,o', who're !, cnmc n. Iva. tnlo,msd
on your commentator. for Tho cnte of hi,
I,,ie d,,,h,o,,. 400. haJ ,,uta .ooG
49, "a' "."s ~"
ochce 10 H-ns nave ~ most o. Tue patent
- 80 ,-' f.
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~xk-1k1 Htlgult hudI3ut anu WeIl Quill mas
lon. dark hair and wears it coc:bcd over in front
aud straight downoyer his cars and the back part
OF his head-and when excited or heated by OK .
9rclse, his face assumes flush and ruddy com
plectloh lie has scar on bis left hand and one
upon his right wrist. He has In axe scar on his
LETT foot, as well as recollccted, extending from
the end OF his bg.toe to the middle of the
foot. He took with him when he left me good
par OF cassinetie pantaloons, and COED brown
overcoal aud pair Of boots He may have pro.
cured free papers and attempted to make his way
to free State, as free man Of color, or he may
have attempted to pass for white man, which
his color would well justify. But am rather in.
clIned 10 believe he is lurking about Charlotte,
as he was raised in that town and has numerous
relations and acquaintances in and around that
place-or he may be about Asheville, N. c. hav.
ing brother living there. Any information res.
pecting him. given 10 me at Concord, N. G.,
will be thankfully received And the above re-
ward will be given to any person who will dev
er him to me, or con6ne him 10 any jail SO that
get him.
WIN C. MEANS.
Concord, N. c., March %, 1913. 24,f