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The investigation of Gen. SCOTS charges against Gen.
Pillow having, as ne conceived brought up for Investigation
Scott he Gen P communicated to the government his de-
termination these charges considering that
he had evidence and documents produced the invest
cation of Gen SCOTS charges against him. indicated his
character the points in which assaed and aspeTsed
by Gen Scott and other accusers.
Gen. Pillow having thus effect Withdrawn his charges
in the same manner Gen. Scott had Withdrawn those he
had preferred against Col Duncan, the government felt
bound the the latter that did
the former and discharge the court from the consideration
of these cha ges against Gen Scott
The only remaining cause before the is General
SCOTS charges against Cen WORTH and believed the
will be taken in that in the of Col
DuF nfbAr
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Com municated

% The story about the great fall of aerolites
near York, Pa, is said to be hoax
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MODEL ARrrsrs-sable MeIodists, &c. See adv.
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Mr.. FILLMoRE's ACcEPTANCE.-It is stated
that Mr.. Fillmores letter of acceptance has been
received by Gov. Morehead, but will not be made
public until Gen. Taylor's is received.
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l. o. o. F-The Natchez Courier of the 25th
gives the following statement of the condition of
The Order of Odd Fellows in Mississippi, at the last
annual communication week before last
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TT To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cIal-Please see the advertisement Of RUST% d PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page, headed as above myO
r,reso,,+s For ItTi-,o- ss!..o-- o,5 c---oo.,...-
- Ms tot wives SlsteiS anu S"ee'led[is
Mstoo and travellers generally to the following list Of FANCY
ordered and selected expressly with reference to
helf Suta0ehesS Tor ,,-.r.
r,ys o,D- + Z , Z IN D
ChpD f..sE Sc' p 5,oI y oIS'e Iul5i' 7''' ~
RETcTT s oa aa, ' Vs1.' ', 49,
DID s ~ 70 '"A ana 'e.'s'' e'es'h' f'sI''
DrSfos y, ' I,I ne" 80, ~,
WORK RoyEs eF, p Pi Ji p; Nh,
DRESSING CAsEs-EUouy, Rosewood, Faper Machc &c.
PORTFOLIOS Leather Velvet, and Papier Mache
ACCORDEONs- Best French, double frame.
MUSIC EoAEs-sbeu and Tin Cases.
BOUQUET HoLDLRS-A pretty assortment
pGPDsnIs inc o'' MAKERS 00'' ana 7H'eF Gases
nun pC,-s t'7' &c s,y,7s
CHESS MEN~Chaese, English and German.
PoRTE-MoNNAIEs- Gold and Silver euanelsd, and all the
pnpPTrp rJ % Fg0' ,"T 70 sl1 ugIs Inc" styles
Al Z I'M vi Eo'"y Rosewood Paper &c
sTFTs G S Sun ] G Mo% @l e aErs N aa COTTON
Canes, Umbrellas, Gold Pens, &c. &c,
Dealers in Toilet Fancy G9 and GEMS Fu BGSh Goods.
!s-U In ----- : S4aF STREET.
to h9ys on hand few bottles Of BILLINGS CARuINAT7HE
SIRG r. The ma6e remedy for Bowel complaints which occur
] Depot camp S e G, New s oas9 sa's' " D''
.y- e...o-- :, a.. C,.. r. n ,, ~,
~ 'HaiIseIS III me Ivy see ~ D. MI Lien .
advertisements III the other columns OF this paper He one OF the
very O " m PROGRESSION mo-" IN le onneu states. Al tn1 S'nl
IN need "Ouu 10 wen 70 give MN ca at 70 Custo
street mhI5 I'm
GUINNE S & B q SH,
u CAMP STREET,
DEALERS IN
Fancy and Toilet Articles,
CoNgs ERrSarS pFP FtTNFRY FANS, RETICULES,
ptTp srs no ,sgI,-s a. gFs1 WORK BOxEs DESKS
FO''9L-'' DlsLSslnG CA7' " Ti''r
CANES, NJ b Il ~, r. "a !, a y I'm,
SHIRTS, SCARFS, ChANAIS, GLOVES,
corn PENS CUTLERY &c. leo
to See advertisement on the hrst page OF this paper,
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MEXICAN CLAMs.-Tudging from the number
and amount of /" Mexican claims now pouring
into Washington, and springing up all over the
country like JOnah's gOurd, our sister Republic must
have been far more indebted than her government
probably imagined. All sorts and descriptions of
claims are now eXtant especially since the United
States have assumed the debts of Mexico. The
truth is, the proposed board of commissioners for
the settlement of Mexican claims, will be necessa-
riy selected from the ablest and purest men in the
country; and they must be shrewd and prudent
men too, in order to search thoroughly into the
thousand claims brought TO their notice. If Uncle
Samuel must be plucked and in addition to indem-
nifty for the past, he must be security for the FUTURE
let there be show Of form and prOprety in the
operation; let things at least seem to be done de-
Gently and in order. "-BaiimOre SIN.
FROM ST. CRoIx AND ST. THoMAs.-The bark
Eel Dorado, Captain Etchberger, arrived at Balh-
more the 20th, in nine days from Mayaguez, P. r.
1t reported that the blacks on the island of ST.
Crox, had revolutionized, and had been successful
in overthrowing the government of that island,
Upon the receipt of this information at St Thomas
on the 4th July, the Governor then declared the
blacks all free, and thereby prevented an outbreak
A MYsrERY.-The Philadelphia Ledger relates
the singular fact of the body of a man having been
found in Cooper's creek, near that city enclosed III
a box, and mutilated by the legs and arms Ha'ihg
been cut off In addition to this, the breast was
dreadfullv eashed The deceased had been man
apparently Of about 60 years of age. There was
no clothing upon the body, and the box was much
decayed. and had weights attached.
BURNED TO DEATH.-A lad, four years Of age,
son of Mr. Hobbs, Roxbury, Mass was playing
with friction matches, when his clothes caught fire,
burning him so badly that he lived but few hours
DEATH FROM CAMPHINE.-The wife of Mr.. John
Flanders, Boston, was burnt so severely, on the
10th inst, in consequence of the ignition and ex-
plosion Of can of eamphine, from which she
was filling lighted lamp, that she died on the 18th
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% Hollis B. Thayer had his pocket picked Of
$1,000 in Boston on the 18th.
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Reports were received from all the Lodges in the
State but two and the attendance of the represent
aives was pretty good from the subordinate Lodges.
The summing up Of the reports for the past year
showed most hatterlng increase in the number OF
new Lodges. limitations during the past year, 81
whole number in membership, 1906; revenue of
Lodges, SI8,909 As; amount of relief afforded,
S9,2l4 IL; new Lodges, IL members of Grand
Lodge, 299; deaths during the year, only 49,
GRIND officers for the current year-D n Barows,
G. NJ, Jackson c. II. Stone D. G. NJ, Natchez VIM. b.
Newman G w. Natchez John B. Dicks, G. s., Raymond;
John R. Stockman, G. T., Natchez N w. Camp, &. G.
KazoO City Grand Representatives to G. l.. U. S, VIM.
III. Brown and Holm b Dicks.
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VISITING NIAGARA-On the 18th of July, the
arrivals at Niagara, were $50. There are great
numbers of visers now at the Falls, and certainly
no spot on the continent is more attractive.
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PEOPLES TELEGRAPH.
,nisville. Nashville. and New Orleans Telegrarh.

20" This Line Of Telegraph is working regularly
Memphis to all points North and West and on the Lake
Packages viii be made up and forwarded by fast steam
boats from the office (c0mmerciqL Erctga-G Oh
the Company in this city.
eE The public may rely upon prOmptness and dispatch,
Je23 If CHARLES DOANE, Superintendent,
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to- The Queens Delight which forms an essential
ingredient IN the, GBAEFENBERG SARSAPARILLA COM
FOUND probably superior Sasaparl itself Professor Frost
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o. Russia is shutting herself up. No republic
cans, not even American travellers, are permitted
! to cross the frontier
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GORLON PILLAINIER
sands's Clothing Emporium.

ADJUSTEB OF .4VER8G
tTsGt, Nt5 Orleans. lie 90 list NO
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ry-Mr. Govey Cahell, having dranllthree glasses
of cold water, was found dead at Bridgetown, Md,
half an hour after retiring TO bed.
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c% Richard Sands, grateful for past avors would re.
1Pecn Gan ts attention The public to ms Fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Store 20 OHDRAS, Tchoupituuas
N B. Gentlemen arriving IN the city will find their interest
to call and Examine for themselves. ans
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rs The largest steamer in the United States Is
the Empire State, lately built at New York.
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LIBEL Ned BuntIine lE. {. Judsonl has been
arrested in New York for a libel on Mr. John Caro-
lin, published in a newspaper recently issued I'M
der the title Of :" Ned Buntline,s Own
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THE CHARGE AGAINST GEN. SCoTT.--The Wash
ingon Union of the 2Oth in the course of an arti-
Gle defending the action of the administration in
regard to Scott and Pillow, holds the following
lancIIare which we sI1npose 10 be official
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IMMIGRANTs.-There arrived at New York dur
ing the 10th and 18th, ,4l9 emigrants
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4. .crwooD's MAeAz1NE.--Messrs. weld & {

q See Flrst and F0urth PAGES. .
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DE- Montgomery Blair, of Missouri, a son 0
Francis P. Blair, editor Of the Washington Globe
addressed the Van Buren, meeting in New York
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MAINE.-Charles StetsCn has been nominated as
a candidate for Representative to Congress from
the Penobscot District, by the Democratic District
Convention.
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present Directory of this road have lately made a
wise and liberal reduction in their heretofore enor-
nous rates of toll The fare from jackson to Vicks-
burg has been reduced to S2-freight in proportion
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MICHIGAN.-Few States in the Union have in
creased more rapidly than Michigan. Its popula-
ton at different periods has been as follows 1910,
1923; 1920, 9OfS; 1880, 81 ,639 1910, E2l2 ,2G7
1915. 3Ol. 2S5: 1913. 400 CSC
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~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cials.Pease the advertisement of RUSTIC PADDOCK
upon the Fourth Page headed 5 above. mylo
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WORKINGS ON CREDT-There are about 200
men at present on the U S. Dry Dock Brooklyn,
~ y, who have been working on credit since the
last appropriation, which was exhausted about the
4th of January last.
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MEDALS FOR THE PRIvATEs.-The City Council
Of Charleston, S. c., have resolved to present a
medal to each original member of the Charleston
Company, as an acknowledgment of service and
an honorable representation of the city, in the
late war with Mexico.
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New WIG PAPER IN OHIO.-Mr HamIin, for
mery member Of Congress from the Lorain District,
Ohio, and late of the Cleveland True Democrat, is
about to ssart paper in Columbus to be called the
" Standard" It's to be wing paper, butte oppose
the election of General Taylor, and will be the
organ of the Buffalo movement.
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GE- The Pennsylvania state as a fact that John
Minor Bolts persists in his opposition to Taylor.
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CAMBRIDGE Law SCHooL.-The Boston Journal
says that the vacancy in the Law School connected
with the Harvard University, occasioned by the re-
signation of Professor Greenleaf, has been filled by
tie appointment of Theophus Parsons, Of that
city, as Dane Professor
d. Gen. Quitman has arrived at his home in
Mississippi.
OE- The whole fire department of Philadelphia,
with their APPARATUS is to Join in the procession of
reception to the volunteers also, the whole body
of victuallers, mounted.
90 About 1900 soldiers were mustered out of
service at Cincinnati last week.
KILLED BY A CANNoN.-On the 18th, as the citi-
zens were escorting the Fayete volunteers to Union
town, Pa, Mr. S. S. Austin was fatally wounded
by the bursting of a Mexican gun or swivel.
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Gz- Edwin Croswell, of the Albany Argus, is
ascertained to be indebted to the Canal Bank at
Albany, to the amount of SIS 600.
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PERSONAL DIFFIcULTY.-A few days ago Maj
Freas, OF the Germantown pa Telegraph, and
George j. Stuckert, had a rencontre, in which
both gentlemen received considerable injury. The
difficulty grew out of publication in the Telegraph
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.TRorTING At New YoRK.-A trotting match
look place on the CentrevilIe Course, L. l., on the
18th, between Lady Suffolk and Lady Sutton The
following is the result;
D. Bryant entered g. M Lady Suffolk .......,..,.'.'5
]. Whelpey entered b. m. Lady Sutton '.'..''H 2
fine, 23l-2:32-2:33.
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Gov. ROBERTS Gov. Roberts, of Liberia, and
friends, were talen around by the New York arl-
thortes, on the 18Th, to the public institutions, to
explain their workings
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% The new Governor of Pennsylvania, John
ston, was to enter upon his duties at Harrisburg
last Monday.
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GEN. Pillow AN ORAToR.-Gen. Pillow adj
dressed d democratic meeting at Philadelphia on
the 18th inst, having been waited upon by a com
mttee for that purpose
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WANTED.


nov, -. = WANTED.
street. TJyl5 til T. DAILY
WE P Par s1ld b ydEW 9E B0SF0EF vrEw
from Bunker Hill Monument-dtawn By R. P. Mallory.
THE THE RTTsSSS6bAiN sKET6HB Ivan Gqoyne
ANGGEIh4AITBy the Author Of Emily Windham, Two
LIFE OF MI MUNRa0 ZOE EDWARDS:
- iiiP5ssIIffEtS sihEDk ~ SBANDi
PORTRAIT OF IN FAYf32R uI om parpe,rsolype:
Jyz5 a II n ~ ~ n ~ :, etcby fo"leI-
AaEsrs for the On 51t vs. q ' = eng 5t[t
FRESH GARDEN sEEDs-FOR T.4LL CF0P.
NE ,sghscrber has in store fresh stock Of SEEDS
a nget5' Caoi' Unions Lettuce Leek and every 49,
warranted fresh or no 9s19 lSJ tlS on Ss4 ~
fe, al, 0 y l pound or ib q @
tor themseiyes at AFFLECKS Seed Store, i0i ID
- & 4 E2T,ft SYpgS = 20 Lheatre
, wkBEEs, and ail SORTS Of sRuBBERY hand e
- ,-5-.-7,75 We Oh
A SITUATION AS A Ellf5,1lt, rppt,I,
mated f 8assagS gqon perfectly eompesnt and qgc
c2 % street. rect at the oRrseEsr orgIeE, NJ g s.
LIN IN, FL4IE 5,3 COPPER SHEET IRON Etc,
- BeiSeca Casto5bos ~ s,a @Ra tRo-N1 LEkEE
a Streets 5t Is now receiving and has in -9 r.
X:g PRIcps o tb ae f al Ihe lowest CASH 49,
So bn n,tioT TN SFh eT Gq 20
fC5 L%ys 80 - u y and TX, Charcoal Brands
9<I3 X "a Nv l ~. ia IL, DO, On DAAt
and Xxx 49, y L1,tlz IN and Inn, HAHN
500 bundles En%sL {, fif22 tdlrs rIIaleS t4IJ 10.
5g St lsl SHEET IRON, Nos. H. a. Is, l6,
ic1IIV,,--ji,- % -. - -
81 ~ b. pp = nlttgtn SIitlzl IRON, No. j. to
6Gf0 h. Elk . tQPFER. 10, II and II b-sheeis
900 bundles Si 81, 80 Asserted from 10 10 l0Olb do
6055 X X PPIi G Ila I'm / NJ
:, ~ Agency for NdRTHfi5fss' TTNNERs TooIs and
PftCh, SMITH & CO.'S MACHINERY -
, Kettle Ears, Rivet5, Bucket Fars Rlckat -
Ioyers, Saucepan Handles Copper Keftia AMI .
no''. BOTTOMS, Russia Sheet Iron Zinc Tiupers' Nale
w.. ~ hianaiaetNre aud Co1nuiisston berchaui, An.
- - SA1,ulle tne stock and Prices. avs lm
- 80 1A14S VS. STEAMER ADMIRAL
IN TIE District C0prt0C tis Uits5 Stte & Inc Tj;,trt
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GREEK SLAvE.-Two statues of the Greel
Slave, by Powers, are now exhibiting, one at Phil
adephia, and the other at Boston, the latter receiv
ed about two months since 1t belongs to the artist
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~" THREE THOUSAND Panama HATS, susa6
for the season. or for SOLDIERS returning from de SEAT
PEACE-A No. l. FIRST qtality-at the very price Of
$50 per dozen, or So so each.
az CALL AT SANDS CLOTHING EMPORIUM
= as P.riras street. cnrner Of Tchola.al..
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s.z~ Removable YALE, JR., s. co. have remove
from 10 Charrcs street to 27 MAGAZINE STREET bva
Common and Gravier where hey Will keep their usua sto
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~" Important to Health.-No family should neglect
to have hand bottles OF BILLINGS CARHIN TIP E
SYRUP the mabIe remedy for Bowel complaints, which
frequently during months than period
e Tins remedy fail, the obstinate Of Dar-
rhG1.. Wholesale Depot 70 Camp street, New Orleans.
ieI D. HANSBROUGH
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PORTRAIT OF GEN. TAYLOR
.s.-. ~ HELIJ d co S. ~ Camp street
M y haye [eGeyed few Of hose beautiful and perfect
w LlkENESSES OF GEN. TAYLOR alrI en-.
grYlng fom Daguemegype taken IN tins city Whyeger
MantslO secure one will 90 well . call early. Jy25
BOOTS, SHOES AND BRoG ANS
NJ GAsES-Landlug from ships Ghades Gar a.
. roll and Wieksbufr for sale by o' %WN
Jyz4 Of X. 6. HOBBS, u Customhouse st. "a
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efficient remedy tor WomsERH II! IL as good as the bel
cheap the cheapest.
81 do certify that ADMINISTERED to member OF my family Dr.
Woodruff Worm Specific alIl Lrought away fifty
another cured one Of my women o. Ia or
'WhiesviUe Co., 1885," 49, 80 % tx"
E The foregoing Medicines sale, hOlesac and r only
by J.-WRlGHT g. CO. 1871 Chartres stree, n. " rsaH
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BURNED TO DEArH-A lad, four years Of age,
son of Mr. Hobbs, Roxbury, Mass was playing
with friction matches, when his clothes caught fire,
burning him so badly that he lived but few hours
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sY@ IT, s. Mail steamboat WESTERN W0RID-
For Cincinnati Wheeling and PittsbUTg-l his sslej
Steamboats, now receiving treight and leaves THIS DAY
Saturday at O'Clock p NJ, positively from PoydIssrs
wharf. HYDE " Ot'LESBh u PeFdrasa
Passengers will please be board at the abOyeh0u ia
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RsEs8ge-Fhe Gasenss a. > Eul'zn
GhFsx slaa~ a. PanT erTElsr 40 hs1
rsausslsS % slsas. fhe i<slsea SElaB
DAD 81 " ~ Ia.sia. 80 - rsriiy srzrrl-
ed G. 49, FseseFsrd IL prstsr. pf0snss-
ing hi,nsslf sLsl hs sh0sl1 al 81 oppnr.
tuaigs. sasaRrr ~ lister. q tbroM il - his
GnFn - It's lllGiess sTeieh- Same sime
sisF Ne uas toid de EaseFiss 49, cisgrac-
81. andh nsasf ~ size salissn I'D iiaaensh
tie siresis IN raEnsl. EXPOSED q Nc n
sulls &c lie PapOlses. On heanng aass
the derise ran 70 frtel rs pes'sass bui, 81
81 nnmenI's HhAelinn. cast Il into I
vel. - now perceive. said he. . shsl
ws anglas neErE n sesk revenge when on
snemy i poEsFslnl. fos Ihsn IL i impra'
arnl. nor ~hea Ne !. involved in calamity,
faF then il j. mean and rrnsl."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-06
Rnllelln No. 2.

~ -
THE erraf ~ sffEa1 Hill D. lssE Tslis-f'
q lMalg Fsllsgf ll=s " esS, tr sA-s-
streams surmaA iaknan - hQaEsaas -. T.sa.s -
~ anA EikhsE. caEIica eiFElay = - lzaaaas-'
NssehaEls scr aA&ies1 a. ssnassilFaEs ssss -
IL Iisrss' ssrs = IencteF TAaress t.n..sss ssss
rQmg3lssa i grswsa tsxiE assinEss DC TaNa 49,
fsssi aasr sessssiy than laRslags esn essEs.,s.
u. - sughassi5es Wsie CEASED = = atassals'
ter "a and rs1nssl. II s1urs. gFeai Iuths g.
lsn.isy - scruaec.
N.sfwsxsa i h e the 81 ransssnrEorso e -
a. Ia rsassa SHEA he EaisTs sal.sasaed bnl
- ~ lie rgairinE waves - - silrsaal g.
nssi,es. VIA Il : feN moafAs srsF gite 81
lhal delsaeli0us Haias.n whieh EIodaess halls1'
Iissasrss a.
Mi sra he cssesrsisd d. fesguaon @ -
nssnaa Answer - Ia aeast 81 ssaseus effeast-
rfaf IA r. Erinnipef aear1r n kslf asafd asaF-
,:s,s sf yirxgs." AlihisaoEs and sapsswnce Ffose.
a. tfe0rx. Mhrn lhr British Army eneaa 80
ID he Elains a Rammseura. = tine : De- ~
ri,sr Gusdiana had lscon.e Dry slter heod' Ne
ssTrExr and ISTEkNIrTEsT fEsefs Eseea =
mons he iEooIs win sarh destructive H'allgni's
rhat they came nigh hcing fAilIp@aed'
TaE GnaEFESsERs csNFaSf. theEeiaIe, car
nesaly csIl he alisniion q ne entire Mssa q
lhrir most rHirsoIdiasly ard celelsaisa seEaes q
ANTI-BIaoTs MarirISFs. IN every ieesiiis
hese thrFs Is he slightest leisienry % any isim
Il fEEEH. fEyan asa ArrE. DCNn AsUI, and
he Ike. lie iEhaiiianis should q nalce srnd g
Dc General Agent Of lie dsiiici aad have orse-
E,plsrs nerot established near them. MeFe thi'
Ios-. ami he GRAEfENBERG YEGETA.
BILE Pills and HEALTH BIT"fERs nsea
scnoFaing 70 diFrcliaas. lheTe would he 10 lear q
bilious DISEASES.
30 important are the GFssfenlsEs Medicinss d
ihs people d The West. that ilr iollsNing sirp'
should H. immediately isksn;-
1T. Ersrg nsighfsghsod should kars a GEn..f'
snbrg Dstat. ByaadFsssingihs Geasal AssHl
If any dfsirid lkis rom b. sssuEea.
n. Frn,iEss ,ionH siab fqgffhsT mud 81 ~
Immediate supply.
m. Emigraaf S,ni,lits aud ofasr phiiaatkro'
Bic Iodiss sloul4 fsirnish them 10 NJ Rssdg.
By surh means bilious diseases will be entirely
prevented.
The other Medicines orihs Company arc mos
ensirenily adapted 10 the diseases for which thes
arc recommended. and consist Of the following:
The Gracfenherg Eye LotiOn,
The ShIIircn's Panacen.
The Green Mountain Ointment,
The C0nsumptiye Balm,
The DySentery syrup.
u The General Agent for North Carolina i
Capt. William Jones, Of l.ouisbuTg, 10 whom ap
plicaiions for agencies may be addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, January, 1913.
swz-e.. The Graeienterg Medicines are for sal
LIZ by Long, Webb & Co, Hillshof"rgh
and Alexander Webb & Co, Clover GaIden.
Marrh "a. IL