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|DR.LE ROYS|
I.EGET.RHLE
UniyersalP pills,

ARE A STRENGTHENING, PURGA TIvE
AND A PURIFYING TONIC.
These Pitls are universally ackno~ lodged by
all who have used them. to be a Pleasant. safe,
and certain Cure Tor Bilious Fevers, Fever and
Aguc, Liver Complaints, Sick Headache, Jaun,
dice, Indigestion, ilnpurity OF the Blood Cu,ane.
Gus Diseases, Nervous Irritation, Languor, llabl.
tusl Coslvcncss, Loss of Appetite. Dyspepsia.
Piles, Collie. Worms in Children, Female Com.
plants, and in all Diseases arising iiom Torpid
Liver or Impure Blood, and they are beyond all
comparison tho best of all known specifics for the
cure of that class OF diseases for which the Medi.
cal Faculty have for years united in prescribing
the celebrated
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry,
Which are the two principal ingredients Of Dr.
lie Roy's Pills I; aud ara so combined with other
valuable Remedial Agents added 10 supply Ger
tain sanatiye properties which both arc deficient
Of that the whole compound furnishes the safest
most effective, most aarct able, and mos, perfect
Tonic aud Aperien' Med cine ever offered TO ia,
public.
A. an Aoti.bious medicine. no family shoulc
be without them. A single trial is more satsiac
tory than a thousand certificates
he careful TO ask for d., lie Roy's Vegetab,,
Universal Pills, and take no other.
GTPricc IS cents per box. For salc BY DR.
JAMES !. GiLsER, Charlotte, and by PHlyEa 4
Yoex, Concord.
January 26, 1919. Snl7
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II a person has tubcrcn'ar
disease requiring these rea
cdi &, more or less tenderness
will be felt On applying pres
suie ai,h the thumb on the
sanelions ofthc spinal nerves
un The intetyer,ebral spaces
along each side OF the spine
Any poYm Of common sense
can dt;orminc this fact. Ii
is 10 matter whether there
are one or more places " here
tendctness j. found. or one OF
mefc organs OF limbs arc dis
,ased, lr which organs Of
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Eas sS:gsf
7Slls!I|,h!,''. agls Is. 50
GREAT ARRIVAL.
80 Bushels OR 25 600 Boxes OF DR. Cor
poN's FAMILY Pills.

TulnE vast and increasing demands for ih's
Il ncw and Justly celebrated Medicine, aud
The numerous cures they arc daily elicciing IN all
portions of the country where they have been IN
iroduced. of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints aud
Bilious Diseases, with their well known a''en-
dants, Sick Headache, &c, has induced the IN
dersigncd 10 make arrangements 10 receive Their
stocks drcc, from the Proprietor, and would say
10 their numerous customers that they are pre-
pared to supply them, wholesale or retail, at Nc"
York prices.
81. 81 per dozen, or % cents per box.
ByP. MELVIN COHEN, No 10 Ilayne- ST.
+ ~. 4 fall stock received BY II. Is. IL. ,
Wilkins, aud at J. +. Gilmer's Drug Store, ash
| for sAle by I. J. Holen, Charlotte. n. Z.
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DR.. SHERWOOD'S CELEBRATED MAG.
NETIC PILLS,
For the cure of Chronic Diseases Of The
Organs and Limbs.

have usoI these comedies IS years, with q
sueees, tina, Justly entiies Them 10 The character
Of specific, as they cured every ense in the first
stage Of the disease, including tubereular con-
sumption, and srca, majority the cases IN The
last stage.
The specific character Of thcF remedies ia now
well known to i great number of physicians IN
tie Uaion, many OF whom are now using them IN
their practice, xhile others continue TO use, BY
authority, the long acknowledged futile remedies
Of the schools, and consequently entail upon con
6Iing families Rn enormous amor1t OF suffering
and bereavement.
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Endure the Piles No Esnser.
READ THIS EVIDENCE HERE OF CURES
Though it cannot give the saved one wealth,
Ii gives & ireas3re far more gio,Ioa., llEALTH


Ii gives & reas3re far more gioioas, llEALTH
UNlrEn STATES NARsnL. OrFcr,
New York, December :, lsi1.
Messrs. Wyatt j Ke'eham
Gen,lemen- Understanding that you a'e ia
ee.etal sgcn.s Tor The sale OF Df tpbam's We
gc,able Eicctua, :" for The cure Of Piles, hsr.
deemed it my duty to volunteer recommends
ton in behalf of that invaluable medicine. lh.u
been afflicted Tor many years with Piles, and hsn
/ tried various remedies, but with no beneficial e.
/ fec,s. Indeed, began TO consider my case Ci.t'.
+ " hopeless. But about the first OF September i'si
/ / vas prevailed upon by friend TO make sns.
1 Of the above named medicine. took hi. ,drc:,
and rejoice TO say that am not only f,hest'
but, as beiive, perfectly cured most cs'nts,
/ ly recommend II TO all who may have tie ianr-
tune TO be afflicted with that annoying and cia'
getous disease. Very respectfully ycaf ebf. ct
servant. ELY MOORE
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With largo assortment uf diamond breasipins
and diamond finger rings. which val sill much
cheaper than any store IN tho city, VITA large
toek Of gold mock, curb AMI FOB ohiin., earrings
and evets thing in the Watch aod Jewtlry line,
all Of which am determined 10 sell cheaper than
can be bought elsewhere. | um shifted with
small profits and quick sales.
! As for my stock Of Watches both gold andsil.
yer. defy competition; as regards quality and
qulntily am prepared to sell them BY the single
watch, by the dozen or gross, 50 that persons can
( be sure OF being suited with watch out Of my
extensive sock. Persons, By sending the amount
OF money which they wish TO txpend, eau have
goods sent 10 any part Of the United States. West
ludics OF Canada; or by sending the money TO
any express Office The money to be paid on the
delivery OF tho good. All ask Is trial, TO con-
vince persons 1t will be much to their advantage
to purchase from mo ! guarantees all goods
sell 70 be whs, they are represented or the money
will be refunded. 7 ease save this advertisement
and coll at
LEWIS LADONUS'
4l3 MARKET ST. above Eleventh, North side
Philadelphia.
lJ'An kinds Of Watches imported TO order.
Aprii, iet5. On
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u asA'A;s:l:: 5 ssss j y.

yEyESTi aLS.-frlraci Of letter from
VI ID. Waines. Of Philadelphia, Feb. ., ls40 Z;
Your Pills are the mildesi in their operations,
vet most powerful ia their Effects, OF any that
have ever met with in practice Of eight and
twenty yesrs. Their action on the ehle anu
hence on the impurities Of The blood, Is evident
" surprising"
Extract Of letter from DIR. Henry Hall, OF
ouebec. L. C., March 6, 1871: +" For bilious ie
yers, sick headaches torpdity Of The bowels, and
enlargement Of the spleen, Dr. Peters Pills are
So excellent medicine"
For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta, uam
birp, ard in Charleston by z. NJ. Cohen, and II
Charlotte By II. b. & l.. 5. Williams, J. +. Gil
mer, and T. j. Tioon.
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Sept. 30, 1917.
mSOld Out /!

IT HAVE 80 my stock of GROCERIES to Mr..
II John Pheau. All those indebted TO mo by
Account, viii please call and set.le Immediately,
ny Cash or Note. Ny old accounts must be set.
slss. X. H. BRAWLEY
January IS. 1913 leIf
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REMOVAL.
LABORATORY OF rnoMSONlAN BoIA

MIC MEDICINES
uNPHM. LARaABEE. No. 20. ). Calvert 81,
LIZ Baltimore, has removed his Laboratory 10
his new building, No 81, and has always on hand
The largest and mos. complete assortment OF pure
botanic remedies ia the unl.od ates, prepared
under his special care al his Laboratory-beins
tho first erected in the United States for the spo-
c,al purpose Of preparing TiioMsoNiAN 30.
TANIC MEDICINES. All Of the puverizad
ana compounded articles arc pu, up IN quarter
ana hall pound packages, or IN bulk, and neatly
i,heled, with directions suitable for re,aiing and
u,on better terms than the slme article can DO
lad for in the L. S. Every article IN ms I'ne IS
warranted genuise-,hc public can rely upon TINS
ITA LIBERAL discount made 10 country msr.
chants, who ire particularly requested TO call and
e1amins quality. &c. bsiote purchasing
TThe various Treaiisss, embracing The mos
r4pu,od authors, upon tbs Thom'oniin c. Botanic
system Of Medicine, may also be had at his estAo
Ishmen,, BY the ianl,ty OF single copy
Aug. 80, leis. tab
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DIR. KUlAsI'S
MAD i g ] II u s :
RESTOReR OF THE BLOOD,
FOR
cHRoyIc AND OTHER DISEASES.

cupOyIc AND OTHER DISEASES.
Letter from J. r. Callum. E.q, dated Milton, ~
c. August Ia. ie1I
Or. J. Knhl-Dcar Sir
Your Medicines have given entire satisfaction
in this section of country. the Abyssinian DIX
,nrc .soecially, is highly approved Of, II has never
ca;'o1 IL cprs in every case. 1t sells like hot
cakcs. | have never had enough TO snpply''he
demand. Yon will pl asc send me large sep
ply If il as soon as you arrive al hohe'
Yours, respectfully.
Milton Ding Store.
Fro-, The Milton Chronicle.
LArRrL Grove, lnear Milton,) Jan. 10, 1878
( pt. kuhl- Dear Sir:
We have now bren about seven years, hgeh'r
for tho slo of your Resiorcf OF the Blood aha
other Medicines. and are happy to state ihey 'as'
given in all eases general satisfaction pN'''eula'
Is tho Abyssinian Mixture has gwen unIfefsa
satist,etion. so thst oyory one. who has used u
has received that relief. that you guaranteed y
your directions Mr.. james II. Vernon, Il
xh,,n Won recommended your Aromatic Ii
tracf for Rheumatism, bou.ht bottle OF II
50 cents, aud tao enbraeations cufel him on
urcIy. aud the disease has never returned
YoGr. respectfully.
KIRBY * ANDERSON
CoNNuNicArioS
william .Slade. Esq. Of Lncolnton, y.
for number Of years was afflicted Win ny
, pepsia and Flatnlenes, atte! truiliess MAJ
number OF prescriptions, aad the Springs. "
. cured by the use Of t@o boltles Of lhs hestofr
3 and Que vial OF the Gold. H,ae Bsifgm'
p Capf SiaJe being nov able TO reeommef
e Dr. khuFs M,diclnes, has accepted tie Agen'
= iof The same
d I J. uOLTON. Acco',
:. Charlotte, y. G..
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AGENTS WANTED

NWTLN " MN III
mo CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
~ POPULAR WORKS in every COUNT
throughout the United States. To Agens, the
most liberal encouragement is offorcd-wiih .
small capital Of from s25 to 600. A chance |,
offered, whereby an Agent can make from sl0ic
s25 per week
IL For further particulars, address tpest paid.
WM. A. LEARY,
No. 1853 North Second Street, Philadclphia.
March. 1919.
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BIN THEIR USE.

The weak will become srong tie pale and bill
aus complexion bo restored 10 per eetJ fresh
and healthy color all tho bad symptoms " Ill one
by one disappear.
Ia short, these Pills arc an incoI.cevable adj.
vance upon any other medicine ever before offer.
ci 10 tho public. A TRIAL WILL SATISFY Any oSE
o. rms.
Jgig Is, lsi7. flu
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Care. are Constantly Effected
All bilious Complaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSTIPATION,
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGUE, HEAD
ACHE. JAUNDiCE, LIVER CONF LAiNfs,
RUEU MATiSN. ALL STOMACH CbMPLAl
MIS-, GREEN SICKNESS, &C., &C., yield at
ence 10 these Pills. They purge away offensive
humors arrest the progress Of disease, and q, the
zane time restore tone and vieo' to the system
In cases OF general derangemen, of the health
tHay ~ SOVEREIGN
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minded individual that Mitchcll's Eye Salve is
no quqck preparation, bat Is entitled, as well 10
the confidence Of the Faculty, as all Others, who
NAV have occasion 10 avail themselves of its
benefits.
PERRY, Angus, 10, lSi5.
d. MITCHELL Dear Sir. The Il 81
time saw your Eye Sllye was at W. j..
Chapn's " here il Game, as | vas Informed,
on your commentator, for tho cure of his
lutte daughters eyes. had liulc cou6.
dence in ,t--as have in most O. tho patent
medicines. But as The mos, popular modes
of treatment and special remedies had Ut.
terly failed to benefit the little sufferer,
consented 10 its use, supposlng that if II did
no good it would do no hurt. h was q
case of severe Scrolulou, Ophthalmy Of
both eyes, The eye balls and lids were al,
very much inll,med Your Eye Salve vas
used. Immediately it acted like charm.
In few days perec, cure was effected
This was sometime last winter. Since that
| have used your Salve a great many times
with the happiest results. In my hands i,
has speedily cured recent ILLUMINATION o.
he eyes and also that which had resisted
all treatment, from ono to five years. My
ptesen, opinion is, that, as TO convenience
time, safety, and certainly. il rery far sur
passes all the Salves and Eye Washes O
which have any knowledge.
Respectfully,
Il. w. JOSLYN, N. ID.
For sale IN Charlotte by II. b. & l.. S. vii
lams, J. +. Gilner, aud T. J. Hol,on, and 20
sale in all the country stores through the Soull
and West.
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SOLDIE'S CLAIMS.
WM. THOMPSON,
S. E. Corner Of B1ltimore and South Sirsds.
BALTIMORE, MD,

XMAS secured the services Of an Attorney 70.
sident at Washington, of some forty year,
intimate acquaintance with different Department,
and is now prepared TO procure the settlement Of
the claims Of soldiers who enlisted during The
Mexican war. Ills charges for prosecuting
claim before the Departments at Washington aud
getting it settled. whether Bounty Land, Scrip
or Pension, will be SIS; and for pay. mileage
clothing, &c. ten per cent. on the amour. recoy
cred, if $50 or over; and if under that sum IS.
He will furnish free of extra charge, any form
necessary to enable party TO prepare and for.
ward to him claim for prosecution, if request
ed by letter, post paid, and directed to him at til.
5. l.. Corner of Baltimore and South streets
Baltimore, Md.
! W. 7. would refer 10 Editors Of Newspaper,
generally throughout the United ststcssand Il
J those OF Baltimore and Philadelphia in particular
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u.TCuELL's EVE sALyE.

The following Certificate from Doct Joslyn, OF
lAc regular practice, viii satisfy every liberal
minded individual that Mltchclfs Eye Salve Is
no ql1ek preparation, bat Is entitled, as well 10
The confidence OF the Faculty, as all others, who
NAV have occasion to avail themselves of It's
benefits,
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NorIcE.-Thc genuine Upham's tlce'aa,ui nj
his written signature, thus tlj'A' Imam :, rs
The hand is also done with pen. Fries IS
Sold. wholesale and retail by WYATT n 20
An, l2l Fultou street. N. Y. and oy p'uss
generally throughout the U. States ana v ,sT
Asen, for Charlotte NJ
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BLANK DEEDS for sale at this OSrce.
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Il. W. JOSLYN. Al. d.

For sale IN Charlotte by II. b. & l.. S. vii
liams, J. +. Gilner, aud T. J. Hol,on, and .or
sale in all the country stores through the South
aud West.
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Sale of Sec, 16, in Rose 1'p.

BY virtue of the statute in such cases made and
provided will offer for sale on Saturday, the 25th
day of November next, between the hours of ten
o'clock, NJ and O'Clock NJ on said day, at the
door of the Court House in Carrollton, Carroll co
Ohio, the following described tract or parcels of
land to wit: Lot No one, containing eighty acres,
more or less, being the west half of the southwest
quarter OF Sec. SIXTEEN tp. sixteen, range T. Rose
township valued at 5000.
Lot No 2, containing eighty acres more or less,
the east half of the southwest quarter Ofthe Sec a.
loresaid, valued at $3.50.
Lot No. 3, containing 80 acres more or less being
the East half of the northeast quarter Of the sec
aforesaid, valued at 500.
Lot No 4, containing 80 acres more or less, be-
ing the west half of the northeast quarter afore'
said, valued at 600.
The terms of sale of all the above lands, will
be in twelve equal annual instalments-the first
to be paid in hand and the balance with interest
annually. Possession given on the lst of A.
pr l849. The above lots of land are in a good
state Of cultivation; in the vicinity of the Ohio
and Sandy & Beaver Canals, and in u very
healthy region of country.
J. d. PATTON, Auditor, c. c., o.
Auditors office, Carrollco. Carroton, Oct. 3 l84s
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FOR SALE,

The Carrollton Iron Foundry is offered at private
sale II is located at Carroton, the county seat of
Carroll county, and is the only foundry in the coun-
ty, excepting one at Leesburgh, on its extreme wes
tern margin. The location is most decidedly good
one. It Is far removed from competition, and the
demand for castings is great embarrassing. There
is an abundance of coal in the immediate vicinity,
at three cents delivered on the bank. The demand
for stoves and CRATES is good. Cast iron plows are
in almost universal USE and the manufacture of
them and the points Is good business, This estab-
lshment has been in successful operation for fifteen
years, and consequently there are great many and
a great variety of patterns The town is healthy,
and the country new and capable of great advances
in the amount of business and value Of property
will sell this property cheap, and take one-thrd
of the price in hand, and the balance in two equa
annual payments. This, and all the property | adj
vertise is free from all ncumbrance, and the title
indisputable lie. A. L. LlTTELL.
June 80, l84S- 3S-tf.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
TEOmnR Wlsitacre, M. ID.

Beg. leave to inform the public that he has To-
Gated in the town OF Norrslown, Carroll county,
Ohio, where he will hold himself in readiness 10
attend to all calls IN his line OF business. HaV-
ing made himself acquainted with the various
branches of the medical profession, he ieeS con-
fident of rendering satisfaction TO those who may
favor him with call The following certitcste'
from Professor McCook, suspended for thsinior-
NATION OF the public: ,
New LISBON, January %, l847:
To WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-l am well acqua'h-
ted with Thos. H. WhitGSre, ~. d., and It gives
me pleasure to testify that he sustains an une3-
eeptionabIe moral character. Tbs Doctor 9tehu,
ed one course of lectures in the Medical School
At Cincinnati. and second course in the wal.
Iopphby Medical College, from which he received
The degree of Doctor OF Medicine the present ses-
sion. Which has Just terminated. cannot for-
bear an expression of the honor with which he
acquitted himself on his final examination, and
the unlimited satisfaction which it rendered the
faculty. He entels on his profession with much
promise and strong claims to the favor OF no5a'
and intelligent community. Ii is my sincere ue- s
sire that his success in life may prove equal 10 MS
claim, ON the lovers of humanity and science. ~
''''''''' G. McCOOK, Nj. d.,
Prof of Surgery in the Willoughby Med Coi.
Norrstown, October 20, lS4S-e-tf. .ri ..
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HEBBE,S UNIVERSAL HISTORY.

A UNIVERSAL HIsToRY OF ALL NATIONS, from Ihs
earliest period to the present time, forming com
pIete History Of The World, six numbers now pub
ished, price twenty-five cents per number five
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From the NeD York Tribune.
The Universal History now in publication BY
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man family, and who Joins the eagle eye OF tho
learned Bossuel to a liberal and philosophical
mind. The STYLE is iorcble, and the facts well
chosen and arranged. We heartily commend the
work to the reading public.
From Grahdm'S .Vagdsins.
The author Of the Universal History now IN
publication, Judging from portion ol II "Feauy
published, is equal 10 his task. lie comes 70 II
prepared by twenty years of study, and familiar
acauaintance with al The necessary authorities
no! only those to whom we look for solid record
OF facts, but those who have gone beneath the
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hidden heart OF some great principle. The phi
losophy of History, which has almost distinct
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tive, by leading us TO the causes when may 'Ill
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From The .Nc,U York True San.
We have received the third number OF THIS val
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PROPOSALS

OF DR.. w. BEACH, for publishing his American
or Reformed Practice Of Medicine, in two volumes
complete.
Vol. 1.-The basis of this volume will be the first
two volumes of my large work. allied the AMERICAN
PRACTICE, originally published in two volumes.
All extraneons matter, not Immediately practical,
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ton, will be embodied. This volume will constitute
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system of Medical Botany, Therapeutics and Phar-
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Each volume will be complete in itself, and the
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P.S. Any paper publishing the above one year
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t1-nTPORTANT NOTICE.-A

All indebted 10 those who have been connect
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Carrolton, July I, 1913.