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ACENTS WANTED

9p oaNvAss ,r I1H sUME NEW n,l AS cp
throughout the United States. To Agen's, the
most liberal encouragement is otfered--with a
small capital of from s25 to 500. A chance i.
offered, whereby an Agent can make FROM l0ie
So per week
~ For further particulars, address (pest paid.
WIN. A. LEAkY,
No. I55 North Second Street. Philadelphia.
March. 1919.
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DIR. KUHL'S
VI I'D i @ I II ID s !
RESTORER or THE BLOOD,

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEAsEa
Letter from J. r. Callum. Esq. daisd Milton, N,
&. August II. iea7.
DR.. j. Kuhl-Dc Sir:
Your Medicines have given entire satisfacls
in this section OF country, the Abyssinian Nh.
ture especially, is highly approved Of. Y has ssa
failed 10 cure ia evei y case. Il sells lils ha
cakes. 1 have never had eaouGh 10 supply III.
demand. Yoa will please send me large sup
ply uf il as soon ~ you arrive 81 home.
Yours, respectfully
J.R. CALLUM.
Milton Drag Store.
From fAe. Miiisa fAsssisis.
LAuswL Gsovr, tncar Milton.) Jan. Is. 1873
Dr.. kuhl-- Dear Sir:
We have now been about seven year,, Arss,
for the sale Of your Resiorcr Of shs Blood and
other Medicines. aud are happy 10 state they have
given 10 all eases general satisfaction. particular
~ tho Ahyssinisn Mixture has given usiysnsi
satisfaction. so THAT every one. who hiss used il.
has rccaivcd thai relief. that you gnaranissa Il
your directions. Mr.. James NJ. ye,nss, Il
HON you recommended yoar A,emstse H.
tract, for ithrumatls.a. bought bottle Of !, !,
so cents, and two einhFscntions cured him ,a.
iifeiy. aud the disease has never returned.
foars gspee,luliy.
KIRBY & ANDERSON.
tCoaMunicsrfoS
Wtliism Slsde. Esq. Of Lilee.n,on. N. c,
for numbcr Of years was afflicted 9Th 6y,.
pepsia and Fiatulenc~. after ffuissss uial Il
number of prescriptions. and the Syringe. ga
cured NY tho use OF two bottles Of lhs Rtsfsnn
and ono vial Of The Gold Mae Bsisan.
| Capt. Slads hsag now. able 10 reesmmsa4
I DR.. kAaFs htSietass. has accepted ,he Acsssy
for ,he same.
4 J. IlOLTON. Agsn,.
Chsf!ost. NC.
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BY THEIR USE,

The weak will become srJRg The pale ~
Gus complexion 10 restored 10 Pefiea' ~
and healthy colcr all The bad y mP'oa' s~''
BY ouo disappolr. i.
III short. these Pills are sn ineo,eefsaa
vanae upon any other rnedisinc ever es'sh y
cd 10 the public. A TRIAL WILL ssTfssf ~
on fHis. ~,
! y4lp Is. lsi7. y"
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cccts. under the use of these remedies. in one
and all of the organs aud limbs at the same
time.
The ganglions Of the middle portions Of The
neck are connected with the muscles OF the iitnbs
and body. and the others with the organs. &c,
Physicians who are not well acquainted with
these magnetic symptoms, are necessarily entire.
Nv ignorant Of The pfopor remedies for them. and
consequently should never be allowed to interiors
/ IN The treatment.
| Tubereular disease ia en,aiIed on great mail
| families by the frequent changes Of temperature
and by the abuse oil mercury, the faint OF seed
Of which is uniformly destroyed by The use c
these pills, in safe and satisfactory manner.
For sale al the prng store Of ]. Z. Gilaier.
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No. los, Chesnut Street. bsfpeea 3yd sad IL
North Side.-PHfLADELPH
To SOUTHERN Il w ES'fERN MERCuANTe
Many years experience in tssiness has satisfied
me thai putting in nerspspers without having ,pv
assortment IL back il is all humbug. I,lhersfD,.
have come to the determination Of having n.
philadelphia wardrobe we'll stocked
with all kinds Of ClOthtnsg, and at such price,
as will please all. In proof Of what say. i.
wife look in the Wardrobe. here car alssys /,
seen as handsome and extensive an assortment, a.
Gsenflcnscm's Clothing as can BE- i;,uad
ia this city. Remember tho Philadelphia wud.
robe.
No los Chesfavt STREET. Phsisdeiplis
MA large stock Of pisce goods on band.
Ga rmsnts mads 10 order at The shortest uo,iee.
June Z. i8is. 35-3m
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Cares arc Constantly EiItfted
All Bilious Complaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CoNsTlRfAIlM
DYsPEPSIA. FEVER AND AGuf nsss
ACHE. JauNDiCE, LIVER CoNILaN.m
RHEUMATISM. ALL STOMACH tJHfLa
NTs, GREEN SICKNESS. ae., &e., w Il
once 10 these Pills. They purge asas -
humors. arFes, the pfegsess Of dlscass, an -
.ams timo restore tame aud vieof to sse .FssI
n eases Of genefsl arrangement Of ihs ns1'
hay are SOVEREIGN.
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NoricE-Fhe genuine t'phsm's EIeetuary has
his written signature, thus uJ'A. upham, nj. ID.
The baud Is also done with pen Price 81 box.
Sold. wholesale and retail BY WAR &. Kxrou
AM, III Fulton street. N. Y. and by Druggists
generally throughout tho U. State. and Cansdas.
JAMES +. GiLMER,
Asent for Charlotte. N. G.. 4
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Cold Lever watches, fuii IeWeiied, 10
karat cases, s35 u 10
Gold rEpins Watches, jcwelled, II ka-
raj cases. IS 10 30
Silver Lever Watches, full icwelled, II 10 20
rEpine 9h 10
:. Quarters. fnc quality. full lswelled, 10 IL
" common {"
Gold Pencils. l.50
Gold Pens, diamond point, silver holder
and pencil. La
Silver Tea Spoons, Silver warranted G.
qlal to coin, 45O
With large assortment Of diamond breast pins
and diamond finger rings, which vii sell much
cheaper than any store IN the city. With large
stock Of gald neck, curb and fob chains, earrings
and every thing in the Watch and Jeweiry line,
all OF which am determined to soil per than
can be bought elsewhere. am sItisfed with
small profits and quick sales.
: As 70, my stock of Watches, both gold andsil
yer. defy competition, as regards quality ane
quantity. am prepared 10 sell them by the singh
watch. by the dozen or gross, so that persons cat
|, be sure Of being suited with watch Out OF M
\. extensive stock. Persons, by sending the ampon
10 Of money which they wish to eEfend, can hav
Ne goods sent to any par, Of the United States We
Indies or Caa1da; or by sending the money
any express office, the money TO be paid on Il
delivery of the goods. All ! ask il trial, to col
vince persons ii will be much 10 their advantaf
=, 70 purchase from me. | guarantee all goods
sell to be what they afe represented or the mone
Is will be refunded ease save this advertisetne
and coll at
LEWIS LADOMUS'
u 4l3 MARKET St. above Eleventh, North SD
as Philadelphia.
G. GTAn kinds of Watches imported to order.
TO Auli. Ie4S. On
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son. ESYates& Co. and other celebrated makers
Also, Anchor Escapemeni, fEpine aud VcF'i.
cal Watches, some OF which are at The following
extremely low, reduced prices W Warranted.
Full iewecd Gold Levers, Is karat cases, sas tcao
~ /. Silver l6io 20
Gold lEpincs, oo ~
Silver - !" a =
O,.,,;c,s Sto 10
Also, other Watches at lower than the above
prices, suitable for traders, with splendid assor-
mon, Of gold chains. seals and keys; gold aud si-
yer pencils; Jewclry of every description
Also, 2, and tune. Musical Boxes
Old old and silver boush, or taken IN exchange
and The highss, price given.
All of the above goods the subse,sher will guar
sntee as cheap as any other establishment IN INC
United States. Those wishing any thing IN the
above line are invited to call and be convinced OF
the above facts at 9i6 MARKET Street, below
Eighth, sputI side. philadelphia. u All orders
punctuallg attended to.
a7- IMPORTANT TO WATCH MAKERS
AND DEALERS A large assortment OF ate'
Makers Tools and Materials selling oil Deio"
ccs, to close 4 concern.
April 1913. On
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The following Certificate from Doct. Joslyn, Of
the regular practice, will satisfy every liberal
minded individual that MiicheIi's Eye Salve Is
no quaek preparation. but is entitled, as well 10
the confidence of the Faculty, as all others. whu
may have occasion 10 avail Themselves of ia
benefits.
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Il. W. JOsLYN. N. ID.

For sale IN Charlotte by II. b. & l.. s. vii.
lams, }. I. Gil,ner, aud I. J. iiolion, and cor
sale 10 oil the country stores through, The South
and West.
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ID. MIrcHELL-D Dear Sir: The first
time | saw your Eye SAlye was at w. J.
Chapln's where II came, as sas Informed,
on your commentator, for tho cure of his
hnIe daughters eyes. had li,lIe confi.
dence 10 ll--as have 10 most o! the paien,
medicines. But as the most popular modes
of ueaiuen, and special remedies had ut.
te,ly failed to benefit tie little sufferer, |
consented TO It's use, supposlag that If il did
no good it would do no hurt. /, was a
case of seserc Scrofu.ou4 Oph.halmy oi
both eyes. The eye balls aud lids we're al.
very much inilamed. Your Ego Saye vas
used. Immediately ii acted like charm.
In few days perfec, cure was effected.
This was sometime last winter. Since thai
| have used your SaIve great many times
with the happiest results. 10 tiny hands il
has speedily cured recen, inflammation oil
he eyes and also that which had resisted
all treatment from one to five years. Nv
present opinion is, that, as TO convenience,
time, safely, and certainty, il rery far sur
passes alt the Salses aud Eye Washes Of
~hlch have any knowledge.
Respectfully,
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JACOB LADOMUS'

ny II T. Subscriber has
Il constantly on hand
one ofihe largest and cheap
est assoriments ofthe above
10 be found in this city OF
else where. Watches, gold
and silver, of NJ. J.. Tobias,
Josh. Johnson, W IN. Bo5in.
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<aeR4 PACIFIC MAIL t7&E
xM2lGKsTEAMSHIP COMPANY. tM4l6K

THE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM PACKETS
The California, 1850 tons, . Capt. G, Forbes.
!" Panama., l0V TONS Capt w o. Stout
Z" Oregon, 1899 tons, Cap X, II Pearson
their way to the Pacific intended TO leave Pa
nema for ports In Central America Mexico AMI Calior
mia ns follows:
The first on the 9Th January.
The second 18th February.
and thereafter Of the above named Steam Packets will
leave Panama on the first Of each month
An experienced Surgeon will accompany each ship
Passengers In the after cabins furnished hedng
not wines and liquors. and will be allowed space for per-
sona baggage free to the Of 200 lbs weight Freight
excess and all other goods $50 per and per Ct
on specie.
Packages should excee, I5o lbs weight for mule
carriage .r
Passage from Panama TO Realejc 100 miles, in state
roams, sol
Passage from Panama Acapulco 1900 miles In state
rooms, $50
Passage from Panama to San BIAS, or Mazailan, 1000
miles In state rooms, sl75.
Passage from Panama TO San Diego 1000 miles In safe
rooms, S226
Passage from Panama to San Francisco 1900 miles, in
state rooms, $3.50
passage ii The lower cabin at deduction Of one 6nh
from the above rates.
Passage In the forward cabin from Panama 10 either Of
The above named ports, sl00 including only such aisns
are furnished 10 the crew
Atlantic Passengers have priority Of choice Of berths
and in the order Of the dates OF their tickets
No passee secured until paid for Apply al the Office
OF the Company, New York, u South street. isni2
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January 8, l646.

Dear Sir: Believing that public statement
Of my affiiction may be of service to others sim
ilarly afflicted, as well as benefit to yourself
years ago | was attacked with Henorrhage Of
he Lungs which induced my friends to despair
Of my recovery. My health continued to decline
for n year. when l was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo Having applied to physicians, both
in this place and Baltimore without the least bene
fiji, and having also made use Of the Galranic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded to try your
Extract Of Sdrsapdrilla, and am happy to say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and have been better ever since.
Respectfully, ENOCH W.. SMALLWOOD.
To A. J. SomwARTzE, Jr., January22 lS4s.
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CARD.--Mr, BRlSTOW, Finishing Writing Master,
who has been giving LESSONS in Baltimore with the most
marked and distinguished for three past and
who universally known Penman for the last
ty years all Atlantic cities intends visiting Washing
ton, by the request OF many citizens and will open his
academy In few days at Concert Hall Buildings, west Of
pete Of lessons his approved superior and ee
CANT system Q, writing MI bristow therefore, politely
ton, and the public generally Of all ages to specimens Of
the style acquitted which he has len at Messrs Taylor
nue., and at Browns Hotel lisconfdenty hoped thai all
whose writing bad, cramped eghle win avail them
selves Of Mr. d Il reputation and offer his arrival
cheaply and speedily remedy the evil
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Hudson, James Mcdowell, Charles $. Morehead J..
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Gregory Joseph A. Woodward Kingsley s. Bing-
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On the Post Office and Post Roads. --NIessrs VIM
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w. Jones Abraham Lincoln, David s kaufman
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| 2nd story, rest
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Sawyer, John G.. Palfrey, Sampson W. Harris, VIM
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! On Indian Affairs. -MessrH. d. VI. BarrinRer, NJ
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am most respectfully yours, &c,
JOSEPH RADCLIFFE.
WAsHlNdroN, December 20, ls47.
wAaElsaToN, December %, ls47

WAsHIs6ToN December %, le47.
To DR.. A. J, ScHwARTzE, Jr
Dear Sir: hereby acknowledge debt of gra
titude due you In saying that attribute my pre-.
sent of good health entirely the of your in
afflicted with an I,fammaio,y Rheun,aiie A6ection
of the knee joint, which sweled TO such degree as
TO conlne me 10 bed for many weeks, deprving
me Of the entire use of my limb and having been
the least prospect of recovering made use of your
Extract Of Sarsaparila TO the amount Of bottles
after which began to use my limb, and upon its
radicaed and my general health very much impro-
we'd Two years have now elapsed and my health
still continues good. You aren't liberty 10 make use
of this as yon may think proper.
Very truely your obedient servant
WIN. w. STEWART.
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land Davis, Of Mass. and Hamlin.
On Manufacturers Messrs Dickinson. upham butler
Clarke, and Sebastian.
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On Military Nairs- Messrs Davis, Of Miss, Benton
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On Narai A6airs Messrs Ynee, Miller, Bright, John.
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On Public Lands--Messrs Breese, Corwin, Felch, I'm.
derwood, and Borland.
on Private Land Claims essrs Downs, Fooe, John.
son, OF Louisiana, Fitzpatrick, and Badger.
On Indian Affairs -Messrs Atchison Phelps, Houston
On CLAIMS Messrs. Mason Wesicolt, Underwood Brad
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On Revolutionary Claims -Messrs Bright Bradbury Up
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On Pensions johnson, Of Louisiana, Feleh,
Phelps Dodge and baldwin.
Fitzgerald Miller, Foote, and f;reene
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o., Enrolled BiRs.--Messrs Rusk, and Fitzgerald
SELECT COMMITTEE OF THE SENATE.
Select Committee the bin Is 353) 10 prorfde for taking
ne sereM Census, o, enumeration, q ne i"h91,td'ts
II the Tinted aatesMessrs. Cameron, Davis Of Mass,
Butler, Underwood, and Breese j Is
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VAfDN This preparation will cure Strains, N
INK Bruises, Stiffness Of joints, Cuts. Old {yfXS
Nl-L.Jlcers, on both and beast. II has.Al-k1-
cured Ulcers Of years standing Relief Is given In
spavins by It's application And for Fisula aud Poeeyi
ills sure cure =,
Also Barbers Horse Potrders TO restore The bad condl
ton Of the horse and TO DESTROY WORMS, which give
10 much pain TO that noble beast
Bar5ers Horse Bulls oor Coughs and Caiarrh) are my
own preparation, and not trumpeed TO the world as
Store
NIB All diseases treated, by the subscriber on scien.
thc principles. lie is regular bred Farrier and can
always be found the Washington Stables ready attend
the calls Of the public Liam 1871 GEO. BARBER,
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PHYSICIANS" CERTIFICATES.

NNSHINUIUSi VT7ftfHTy ., IJfo' \ :
am informed Of the ingredients of which DIR.
Schwart2es Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla Is
composed and believe 1t to be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-.
ably adapted TO produce salutary Alternative effect
PERiGR1NE WAKEFIELD, M. ID.
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GRAND
i N U G U r ALTON BA L i.
MARCH 1910,

TINE MANAGERS OF THE GRAND INAUGURATION
L BALL have the pleasure announce 10 the public hat
The most extensive arrangements now IN progress to
render the BALL every worthy of the eminent citizens
whom Is Intended 10 honor An extensive saloon has been
built Judiciary square for The occasion, which will be ell
egany decorated under the superntendenre OF the most
accomplished artists
GuNoLs celebrated band has been engaged and win per
urm many original pieces composed by thtr celebrated
leader expressly for this Ball.
The proceeds the payment of expenses to be
equally divided between the two orphan asynms OF THE
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woRTHINaToN q. sNzrHEN

FORMERLY SOLICITOR OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Washington, ID. c.,
pRACTlSES in the Supreme Cont Of the United States,
the Courts Of the District and OF the neghboring States
gives legal counsel his chambers, claims oil
every description against Congress or any Of the Depart
mems Of Government, agent in procuring letters
ness requiring the presence and attention Of counsel or
agent at the seat Of government.
Hy- Office at his dwelling, No. Missouri Avenue be.
tween and Al streets. 5' /.
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cry tflfIy your Obtdlent sefynnI,
WIN. w. STEWART.
WAsHIsaroa, January G, 1913.

~ WAsHiSGTos, january o. 1913.
To DIR. A. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr. .@
Dear Sir: 1 take great pleasure in stating that,
about ls months since, used your Compound Err
Hrac Of iSdrsapdriHa a remedy for General Deta-
ity, under which had been aboring long time,
and that few bottles restored ME to sound health
which has continued to the present time.
Very respectfully,
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WAanINeroN, JanttarA III, lsls

WAsHINGToN, .Jan,tdry24, 1913.
1t gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine and also
with number of gentlemen, who have tested its eff
cacy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachnble
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates, that they can be fully relied on
ULYSSES WARD.
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PERRIN WASHINGTON.
To DR.. A. ]. ScnwARrzn. Jr.

a.. J. : : :
Dear Sir: Under sense Of deep obligation TO
the virtue of your Sdrsaparia" in the entire
ration Of one of my children from General Detai-
~ and prostralion Of the nervous system take plea
sure in tesfying to your invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used Two years since, when the
child was restored to, and still continues in the
oyniont of perfect health.
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WAenINaros, JANUARY IL, 1886.

m WATERMELON, january II, I64b,
Having been made acquainted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing DR.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparilla believe 1t to be most hap
py remedial combination Of that valuable root with
The other remedies Of which II IL composed.
J. NJ, GIBSON, NJ d.
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WAsHIseros, January 10, 1916.

u gives me pleasure TO recommend the Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparila, prepared by Dr. Schwartz,
as have n knowledge Of its constituent parts be-
lieve that It will achieve for the afflicted, than
any other preparation of Sarsaparla now before the
public. H. F. CONDICT, NJ. ID.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-02-12

uEUHUbIUW NJ JuTtHuIy u iNf7'
Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwartzo
with the Ingredients Of his preparation of Sarsapara
concur with the medical gentlemen above in regard.
ing 1t as an Alternative Of great efficacy and in all
cases to which such an Alternative a adapted Of great
power BENZ. D, BOHkEh, NJ. ~, .