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.Nesp Goods.

Wv p have received our supply of FALL AND
w WINTER GOODS, embracing The usual va
riely of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries,
Queensware, Hardware Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&C.. which we will sell on liberal terms and al very
low prices. Call and see,
BURNS s. VANARSDALE.
Oct IL. 1913.
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JUST RECElVED!

W. e have just received hoghsheads Of Sugar,
Wv Is sacks ofCoilee fine lot OF Bacon 10 Cas-
olof Boots, coarse and fne for men and boys, some
esd which are hard to beat large lot Of Cloth and
Glazed Caps, Fur and silk Hats. Goats, Pants and
Vests, all of which we offer very low for Cash
VIM. III. & p. SHOWERS.
Sept 20. ls48. 81
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A LARGE lot Of the latest fashion in STORE and
IA for sale astonishniy low. BOYD & BRO.
Mil Creek, Apr. ~, l64S.
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"a III persons who become purchasers at nv sale
= y wll please consiorward and close their accoup,s
for collection. u n vvIy .y's y
October 8, lSkS So
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Rpnraaenaics.

y nSNfA YARDS IA BROWN MUSLIN;
OeOOE 600 do do. do; 200 do. . and "A
OSnaburgs 20 pieces Bleached aud Brown Sheet
mgs; 20 do. heavy brown Drilling for servants ];
Checks Cotton Laps; While and Colored Carpet
Chain; Spun Cotton all numbers, Sc, just received
and ioI sale cheap by BOYD & BRO.
Mil Creek, pnl II, lS4S
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Wanted EnlnncsliatcIy.


g by 10, 10 by II, 10 by IA, Window Glass and
. Putty, for sale cheap by the Box or dozen
RIDDLE & WHITE.
September ID, lS4S.
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Fruit.
s,l.nckel..
GOgss Wanted.

FHlHE highest price in Cash will be given for old
White and Yellow Corn.
j. w. BOYD & BRO.
Noy 2 I249
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FAST Eeeesred.

TIME Pictorial Jubilee rumber Of the Brother iona.
u than, Tor July 4lh, 1913. Price l2l cents
June 8, 1913. JAS. n. RIDDLE.
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ne Country sFEerC1sasass s. others.
e , ECElVED on Consignment 1000 lbs. OF Cheese
IL Z, Of Virginia manufacture for sale low,
r. II. Depot, Aug. "a. 1913. J. JAMESON.
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Harvest Potatoes.

stU JNO. JAMESON.
II. II. Depot, June Is, lSls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-30
The Great Chartlst Demonstration in England.
Appearanes OF London on the Tenth.

Appearanes OF London on the Tenth.
MILITARY PRRPARATi oNs-THK CHARTIsT NATIONAL
coNvRNrIoN-THE PROCESSION, ETC, ETC.
[From the London Chronicle, April IL
The Of the Chsrtist petition to the House
of Commons that great event which, for the Last week.
has by anticipation, frightened the isle from Ito pro-
priety"- place the 10th instant under circum
much suspicious to the lovers OF and
order than appearances for days seemed TO ind
cate Since the government proclamation prohibiting
the meeting issued, and especially since the publ
cation by the Charsts Of their unalteraels dsterm-
nation to dsobsy disregard that prohibition, not
moment was lost in placing the metropolis lie inheb
tans and property, In situation o! safety The police
courts were thrcnssd daily with Thousands who w:rs
anxious to enrol themselves special eonstebles In
eudns many men Of the highest rank and condition In
the counry while the esotual steps were taken
by military and police authorities to oounsract any
revolutionary or mtschievous outbreak which might
tcour during the procession Exclusive of the police
and special abusry, the artillery and Chelsea PEN
sionsrs and enrolled outpeDsopers the available MILL
tay force In and London yesterday amounted to
nearly 1000 men These troops most judiciously
distributed so that while they we're kept out of sight,
they were ready 1T any moment to aid the civil force
an repress any dang rous outbreak
In the CITY post once strongly barricaded, and
II. asthc, supplied with 900 stand Of from the
ToS-r. rho BspkOf EngIand was not only defended by
an extra garrison but Its psrapets surmountsd BY
brsastwOrk Of ssnd bags The Royal Exohsnss held
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Battle Between the Danes and Hosteins
Battle Between the Piedmontese
and tho Austrians.

FAILURES IN GERMANY.
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on Monday. Take friends warning for Gods sahs
do. Your true friend, A CHAsrnr.-PS Though q
sndavor preserve order and psrsuads the people to
ksep the peace. Cheers
.cnn:ns,a n,S N. r.,nt 81 R no.
meeting yesterday. They came to resolution that the
procession should 80 to Kennipg common, but il
the military had possession Of IT, they would merely
round the common and return back again, without
tempting any collision with the military After that the
procession woud take certain route, but would rot
hsar) The only question then IL, where shall stop.
Some others to proceed far till they
the delegates will merely 20 themselves with the petition
to the House My opinion ID that should not cross
the water for when once the get US on the
other sds OF the Thames they will place cannon the
bridges and will not suffer- US to return (HeG, hear)
MIR. CuyyAr The time is now como for work every.
Executive Committee. It Is useless therefore, de-.
batting tbs matter again: (Hsar, hear)
s.9 ,sS the mesns we're "a, SoW'a
we're intsfsred with, perhaps they would allow him to
take the petition to tho House NO. mol He did not,
the bridges 70 Keep the people out Of London and he
still believed government had NO intention Of rssortng
A voIsE: II would be madness They dare not ID It
Mr.. O'CoSEoa sAid IL might be SOL but ne sxhortsd
th:n IN n: n:ms Of he charter IN ths name Of their
Heaven not 70 take any rash step 70 rtsts the sutho
NJ RIVED: .sk.d The m..t.. v.,. M. allowed
TO take plsss on Remington Common, would II lead to
disastrous and sndsDssr the lives Of the
peopei
MIR. O'CorNoR said any opposition were offered to
the autborities II would lead to collision with the mi
ltsry 1t was impossible to control large multitude
(Hsar
Mr.. CLAsKx said there great probability that a
collision light take place between part Of the troops and
pied by the military and ths meeting took place there
should this bs CASE he would vote that they should
pass on to Black Heath.
Mr. Eassr JOINS commended that the place Of this
ysnton was now not In this hall but 1t the head Of the
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received had subsidized, said:
rEARGUs o'coNNoR's SPEECH.
Ills children, whom he then addressed had besn told
that he would not be among them that day. He wac
then in the foremost rank and although his life had
threatened should he appear his hand did
bic. (Cheers) He had been mixed up with the demo
and had been engaged in tbs since 1893 10
England and during that period he had sbrunk
from taking his share OF the responsibility. When, In
the House Of Commons, he had been asked whether he
would would attend that meeting he replied thai
he had had the lions share Of popularity aud h,
was prepared to bear the lions share Of danger
tCheers) He had ever been their friend and advo.
cate, both In and cut Of Parliament and nothing
should deter him from continuing to be 80 ev,D
that very day he had received upwards Of q hun
dred letters, advising him not to attend that meeting
presepcs there his to those threats Cheers
tie would rather be stabbed to the heart than be
absent from his ace on such an occasion; nor vouis
he be deferred from attending to his duty, and to them
BY any efforts which might DO msds to prevent him
Wherever the post Of duty was, there would he be
found and tho post OF duty were also the post OF
danger, still there he should be found. Cheersl He
considered them q his ohildrsn he vas their father
their unpaid bain. He would ssk them to look their
horses for they THEIRS they would prove that he
attended TO the beasts OF the nsld. How much mors
their interests looking them he did % bis
loud cheers The timber Of which the oars were made
was their timber not HE; he only their father and
pan1 put tnen no Vas their found father and unpaid
baiifa lCheerl They were then about to bring their
.xertons to suco ssul termination; his would there
fore then In the name Of tbs great God who had that
day blessed them with his glorious sunshine he would
cdjure thcm, and, necessary, ploro Of thsm his
Blended knees, not by any act that day pjure the
oeuse they and he had 10 long struggled for la yonde
car pointng to tbs car contsiung the pettop) here
fellow creatures Those FIVE millions wers that "a,
ookg to them TO carry opt thsir will hes expressed H.
thas petition, and he inplod them not TO wreck tn
hopes Of those millions Of their brethren BY sny
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BY SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY
Q G e AN Elk r e 8 8
TO TIKI
NEW YORK HERALD OFFICE.
ONE WEEK LATER
FROM EU r OP E
A r r IVA l.

NEW STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
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At each station house number Of the specials
attendance and the so disposed Is to BE- brought in
to action at moments notice.
Re each speos constable the folio wing instructions
were issued from the Home Once:
sUesEsrisNs ron sPEoAL coNsrABLEs
To avoid coming into collision with 10 the pro.
~ Not to regard auy insults from people in procession
NOT 20 nteeic IN Any case with such numbers Of peo
to wait and get sufficient assistance to act
- TO arrange that corner houses and Others in command.
IgPs,Il ,ns. night be occupied BY special consabes
"s body might be kept under cover tn, meeting
Alter the meeting 10 ever and procession moved of to
petrol - sufficient numbers to knots OF persons
bling likely 70 esu,e disturbance;
-, Whitehall place, 9Th april, 1913 }"
To these suggestions as far as could be observed rigid
sdheroncs was paid There not, however, any lack
Of the display Of superior force which could be used
necessary at an early hour in tbs mcrainx regime nj
from Maidstone marched through L.wishsm on Its road
10 London and at ten O'Clock regimsnt Of foot artillery
with every war sccoutreme bsyonets fixed and band
playing, marched from Woolvich, Blackhsstb,
piled their arms after placing ssntDes at every gate
which WAS thenceforih closed against the public
stesmbots were in readiness to convey them to town n
requisite In Greenwich and the surrounding district
however, no very great alarm prevailed and the shops
generally open usual Upwards Of 900 specials
toe vcsps men 70 sso. tS.s from 200 to 800 men en-
plysd by Mssrs Penn tbs engineers, who have large
works At orssnToh Dsp,sSrf sto volunteered for tn.
the morning some un.ssnsss felt In Greenwich In
sequence Of the violent Language used st the late meet
day, when, - previous occasion, blood" was de
manded but, owiog to the precautions tahsn nothing
moro was TO be observed than few knots Of people
cu,sipg the great Cbartst movement and the remain
der attending unquietly to their business. 1t
mored that the railway WAS stopped, that the boats
had ceased to and that the omnbuses had stopped
also These rumors, however, were unfounded The
boats and the railway trains usual the
at the railway ooe stated that they given tickets
an unusually large number Of passengers and whose
pearMGe YES described asnOt being quito hrstra y
Many Of the omnibuses did not psform their aocusto
edj0urnsy' but that was ttr6ussd more to the sntci
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limbs are DISEASED, as Tie curative process pro
cscds, under the use Of these remedies, in on,
and all of the organs and limbs at the same
time.
The ganglions Of the middle portions Of the
neck are connected with the muscles Of the limbs
and body, and the others with the orgens, &c.
Physicians who are not well acquainted with
these magnetic symptoms, are necessarily entire
" ignorant Of the proper remedies for ihem. and
cons, quenty should never be allow ed to interfere
IN the treatment.
Tubercular disease is cn'sied on grca, many
families By the frequent changes Of temperature
and by the abuse OF mercury, the faint or seed,
of which is uniformly destroyed by the use o.
these pills, in a safe and satisfactory manner.
For sale at the Drug store OF J. +. Gilmer.
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$500 REWARD!!!
Causes of EeYerS.

The immediate cause OF Ague and Fever, Chils
and Fever. ard fevers generally, is the effluvia
or miasma arising from decaying vegetable sub
stances. and from pulrid and stagnating waters
This is eviden, from their prevailing 10 the great
est extent 10 low, marshy countries sbounding
with stagna,ed water and BY their proving most
fatal in all low, marshy countries where most
heat and moisture are combined.
They may also be occasioned BY eating TOO much
unripe fruit. by poor watery del, damp houses
evening dews, lying upon the damp ground, over
fatigue, depressing passions, &c.
Persons Of relaxed habit, who use unwhole
some diet, and take but little exercise, are usual
ly the first TO be taken. Also. where the inhsbl
iants Of high country remove TO a low one, the.
are generally seiztd with Intermi,,ing Feyers
and 10 such the disease Is most apt TO prove fata
if doc precaution is not taken TO preven, 1t. Blu
no age, sex, or constitution however, are entirel
exempt from its attacks.
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D1E.NUPlDWS
FOR TAKING THE PILLS, TO
Care .7gme q Fecer, or ChiIls
and Fprer.

Any ease Of Ague ard Fever, or Chills and Fe-
yer, may be speedily and effeciually cured, by US
ing d. MURPHY'S SUGAR COATED VEG
ETABLE ANTlFEVER PILLS, according 10
the following Directions.
Each Box contains about Thirty. Fire Pills and
Fire Of then, are YELLOW Sugar Coated Purgatiue
Piils, wrapped up in piece Of paper, separate
from the others, and designed TO act as 4 mild
catharlic, t. cleanse the stomach and bowels; and
grown person must take dose OF these soon as
the Fever goes OFT From 10 fire is dose for
grown person then commence taking the 9th.
ers about eight or ten hours before the usual time
Tor the next chill u come on, and grown person
must take tto5 Pills at dose, every two hours,
until six doses have been taken-afterward lake
tro Plus plight and morning for three or four
days longer, and you will find yourself effeetual.
Iy cured. These Pills being coated with sugar,
renders them pleasant to take, and prevents all
the nausea usually attendant on laking other Pills
The doss for chIldfen from eight 10 twelve
years old, Should be baflhe quantity for a grow
person, as a5oya recommended. Those from four
to eight years, one quarter Of the quantity, and
younger children 10 proportion.-Wh hen children
canno, swallow the Pills. they can be made into
ssyrup by dissolying them IN warm water, ant
sweetenGg il with sugar.
The diei, genlrally, should be light and nour
ishing, and such as is easily digesied; but in m
cases. DO change from the usual mode Of liyin
is necessary. The patient, however. should no
use any beer, ale, or porter
jus. received u. The Charlotte Drug Store, an
for sale by JAS. +. GILMER.
Charlotte, Ssp,. 2, 1871.
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NPTONs.

The symptoms Of Fevefs are, generally, Pain
10 the Head and Loins. WEAKNESS of the Limbs,
Yawning Stretching, GIddiness of the Head, Al.
ternaie fits Of Heat and Cold the tongue becomes
white and the eyes and skin frequently appear
yellow In Ague and Fever there is sometimes
great sickness and vomiting, aud Is succeeded by
Chills and violent Shaking-afterwards the skin
becomes moist, aud a profuse sweat breaks out
which generally terminates the fit, or paroIysm
But all the ptons Of Fever vary according Il
the season OF the year. and the situation of lh'
per.on at.ackad.
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Dissolution.

fHSHE coPsrtnership heretofore existing at
Il Beates FORD, under the firm of ELMS &
WRITER'S. is this day dissolved BY mutual con.
sent Of the parties concerned.
lis our earnest desire to close the outstanding
business Of the concern soon as possible, we
hope, therefore, that all those who owe US will
come forward without delay and make settlement
w Ii. WRITER'S will remain for time a,
the old stand TO make settlements, where all con-
eerned will make early application.
We here take occasion to return our sincere
thanks TO the friends and customers who have 81
literally pa,foBised US, and would so icit for ou
successors, Messrs. II. II. Heller & Co. the SAINT
generosity extended In ns
! ELMS & WITHERS
4 Beates Ford. Feb 81, Is45. 20tf
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0pfiI institution il s,
NSsNNFA ated in . section "a.
-MNNWSN narkabe for health. and !,
1KWS MN amorsI and relig ious neigh.
QA1S boshood, about nine nil,
.--sA=ze-=..-e---e west Of Ststesville, N. c.
I, is under the direction Of Rev. s c. Miller, Of
the A r. Presbyterian Church, graduate ofi,.
University. The following are the rates Of tuition
Studies preparatory for College, el0 90 per Sea-
The higher English branches. 50 do
The lower English do 500 do
The sessions consis, Of five months each. tn,
second session will commence on the hr.t Mon.
day Of May next. and close On the lac, wedne,.
day Of September. Fnli Boarding can BE- had .,
q to Sc DER month. While the Classics recer,
their share Of attention, particular pains are :.
ken TO make the pupils whs, they should be, viz:
ENGLISH scholars. The Bible without any CON.
ment is made a class. book. Parents and Others,
who desire to place those under their caro- 10
situation favorable TO moral as we'll a. religious
culture would do well 10 pa,rouize this school
DIR. JOHN McCLELLAND
LEVI N. ALEXANDER,
FIELDING WATTS.
LEVI GIBSON,
THOMAS MILLER.
LEANDER ALEXANDER,
ABNER FEIMSTER.
ALFRED GUY,
THOMAS. ESQ.,
Tssts0.
April 81, lsis. U.s.
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DRoWNING'S IMPROVED PATENI AMI
Ii VENTILATED REFRIGERATORS, at
greatly Reduced Prices. warranted superior to any
now in use for wing perfectly COOL fresh and
clean. BUTTER, NEAT. EGGS. FRUIT, IL
QUOR, &C., during the summer season, and also
from Freezing d,iIing the winter, any article de.
posited in ii. They also contain Water Jar and
Lead Pipe in the ice chamber, BY the arrangement
Of which perfectly cold water can always be had
without additional ice. (of which less is required
than any otherl Also, Upright Refrigerators.
BUTTER BOXES, in which Butter may be
transported with perfect safety by land or water,
and my celebrated non.conductors OF heat for cold
water. requiring but lbs of ice for "a hours as
thonsan will testify. Thankful for past iavors,
we hope to merit continuance. Sold by
r. BROWNING, IS Commerce street,
NAV III. near Praitst., Baltimore.
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[1;K30;{Is{SE
1l!!l1I|l1l1| |I!9!|7!!g|)
GREAT ARRIVAL.


80 Bushels OR 25 900 Boxes OF Dir. Cor.
DoN's FAMILY PILLs.
TIME vast and increasing demands for this
IL new and justly celebrated Medicine, snd
the numerous cures they are daily sffec,ing in all
portions of the country where they have been IN
roduced, of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints and
Bilious Diseases. with their we'll known a,ten-
dants, Sick Headache, &c. has induced the un.
dersigned to make arrangements 10 receive their
stocks direc, from the Proprietor, and would say
10 their numerous customers that they are pre-
pared to supply them. wholesale or retail, at New
York prices.
a. 50 per dozen, or 25 cents per box.
By p. MELVIN COHEN, No. 10 liaynest
IL A full stock received by II. h. X l.. 5.
Williams. and at J. +, Gimer's Drug Store, aslo
for sale by T. J. Holton. Charlotte, NC.
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Louisburg. Franklin county, North Carolina.
The General Agent is fully prepared 10 ppont
sub Agents Wherever there is no branch Of the
Company; either on personal application or by
mat, posf paid. The rapid sale Of these celebra.
TED ptI's. and the extraordinary cures they are
constantly tiiectng, render them, by far. the most
popular pill Of the age. An Agency will conse-
queniiy lie very valuable.
The Giaeenbcfg Pills are inconceiyably supe.
ror 10 any ever before discovered. In all billion,
complains; in general arrangement Of the sys
TEN in all disorders which result from a bad stat,
Of the blood, thts pits are a sovereign remedy.
In the class OF diseases called chronic the Grae
fenberg Pills ach eve their highest trinmphs.-
Here they ccfy all competition Entering with
/ 10 tie hidden rccfsscs Of the system, they quie,
ly but surely purify the blood. root out disease
and give tone and yigor to the body
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Charlotte g. South. Carolina
RAIL ROAD

VENHE undersigned Commissioners for that pur.
n pose, appointed by the Board of Directors
of the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail Road
Company, have opened Books for further subscrip.
tons to the Capital Stock of said Company, at
the Store OF Davidson 4 Spru,t in the town OF
Charlotte.
B OATES.
WV. ELNS
R.F. DAVIDSON.
LEROY SPRINGS.
c. j FOX.
J.W. OSBORNE.
Sept. 90. ls4!. 5lu
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Trinity School.
M. Rev. l.. 8. IVES, Visitor.
uev. r. M, Huhba I'd. Rector.


HVHIS Institution, in retired. beautiful and
bealthful situation, about miles West OF
Raleigh, offers peculiar advantages for the Edu-
cation Of the young. The system Of Instruction
is thorough, and designed to tain boys IN the true
method, and correct habits Of study They are
fitted for any Class in the University, or for Com.
mereisl liie A constant supervision is exercised
over their morals and manners, and especial al
tention paid to their instruction 10 The doctrines
aud duties Of Religion.
Ample provision is made for the accommoda,
ton OF thirty Pupils, 10 which number. the School
will. for the present, be limited; and Of these
places for the larger part are tlready engaged
As general rule, boys will not be admitted over
fourteen years of age.
TERMS: For Board, Tuition, &c. for Session
of Five Months. so7 so TO be paid in advance.
The mex Session will commence on the 7lh o
Juue. Is4s. Further information will DO given
on application to the Rector at Raleigh.
April &c, ls47. 1873
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STATE or NOR7H.CAROLINA,

MFCkLESnrHG COUNTY.
Copr. Of Pieas and Qaarier Se,sions, A.
prii Term, lsis.
Elijah G. Morris
rs otigiasl Attachment
Tho. II. Alexander
Levied 10 the hands 81 F. w. Aleisrier srd s,s
usl y. Alexander and them summoned q,
Gafn.shee.
b Appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Cog'i
u that the defendant resides beyond the iina
of this State. Tho'fars e,dtrcd ty NE Css,f, ta
unless said dcienssnt appears and reple,hs
the next ,erm OF said Court, to be held for I'd
county, at the CONT. House in Charlotte. 90 "
i,h Monday in July seit. Judgment BY dsI,A
ail be rendered assinst him.
Witness, Bralg Oste., Clerk Of said Court, u
Office, the 4,h Monday in Afril, A. u. isi4
BOiTEs. Gee
April II. Printers Fee s5s ~
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AGENTS WANTED

mo CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AM
u POPULAR WORKS, in cvery COUNT
throughout the United States To Agen ., u
most liberal encouragement 70 chered-sih I
mall capital OF from SIS 10 sioo. A chsnes
offered, whereby an Agent can make from Wv Y
s2j per week
IL For further particulars, sddts,s tpos, Pc.
WIN. A. LEARY.
No l5s North Second Street. Philsdelphia
March, Ists.