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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17
Read the following terrible
bVrn of "a child.

From the Merchants Ledger, published IN
the City of New York, July 18th, lS47.
1t is often a duty we owe to society, par
ticuarly in these times of very great decep-
ton to testify publicly aud voluntarily to such
things az come under our own positive oLser-
vation.
To this end, as well as IN gratitude 10 the
inventor of Dallcy's Pam Extractor, we would
state. that a child of ours. about fourteen
months old, fell upon a red hot cooking stove,
lriking it with both arms near his elbows and
falling upon has knecS) continued to hans
with his hands, having caught III the boiler
tae cover beng oil at the time, till lie flesh
al the arms and hands was near entirely TAX
en- OFF aud lhe corIs of the wrist were neari,
burui a,under, Beng sent for IA haste, We
drove ior a box Of Daley Pain Extractor
and before il could be applied 1t was though
that the child 'nrst die, his writings o, Iu
tcu,e agony were 50 great I'm twenty minulc~
after the application was made, he slept and
lille oI no pain was afterwards felt, c&crp'
feelings, ard The dressings. IT, atou, three
weeks all was well, and no contraction Of the
words or even scar II now tuJc aeCn.
c Having watched It's almost miraculous Op"r
atons IN lhl- tender case, with that IutcUsc
care and Anxiety tha, alone fits parent,
breast We 90 know liat lie aad death hung
upon moment, and feel lhl; N extreme ca
-, Of this kind, OgT ail yea almost III" '>ciI
should be gwen for aO,xot this Pam cAuac-
,or in r,icrence TO all else.
A CHILD BADLY SCALDED
The following from George T. romcroy
ESD the well known proprietor of the EN-
press. speaks for itself OF The import nee of The
Pam Extractor TO every Parent.
Express Office, Albany, Sept. |.
Mr.. DALEY,
Ny Dear Sir; With feelings Of no ordina
ry pleasure ! address you IN relation TO the ben
ht have received from your invaluable Pam
Extractor. Lately my little daughter 6 years
old had Il pitcher of boiling water turned INTO
her bosom; her screams were dreadful so that
Gro vd Instantly gathered before the house TO
learn The cause OF the terrible screams Itore
her clothes asunacr, and soon spread on your
Salve and she was carried and lai upon a bed
She was soon relieved from her pains, and
says, Ma, feel as i'll could laugh and was
soon in sweet sleep. She was scalded 10
blister from the top Of her shoulder over more
than half her chest and round under her arms,
On the shoulder and breast 1t was very deep
yet, from the first hour, she complained only
when il was dressed. The sore healed rapid
ly, aud there Is no contraction of the muscles
now keep pot of your ointment with linen
ever ready at hacd that any one may reach it
at any moment, in case of need and from the
signal benefit We have received, could not
obtain another box, | would not part with
the po ! have on hand loro hundred dollars.
With my wishes, my dear sir, from youl
success ia The sale of this might article.
lam YOURS with reSncct.
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l. arm To Let.

VNiiE Farm now o,ru,.l by Joseph Baicnsn,
l containing ohou, - rsrcs of excellent land
with privilege Of Sea weed and the right OF
81 Ing ones and gravel = large and comm
dions dw"Illnr h,u.", whrb will accommodate
20 borders. smali u u.s. iur the tenant. vita
suitable Hrparn'us lof c.,lirri two large barns
nnl crib With ~ 9th, cut buildings For terms
apply to THOMAS }. PECKHAM,
"
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Executors > Notice.

THE subscribers have been appointed Ex-
ecutors of the VIII of
JEREMIAH n POTTER, Esq,
late Of Sou.h Krugstovn, decd All persons
Indebted To said Estate are requested 70 settle
inmed ately. T. r POTTER. } r......-.
J. p ROBINSON, HA''"'oi1
Kingston, April H., 3w.
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber has been appointed Admir-
istra.pr On the Estate Of
ELIZABETH GARDNER,
Late of South Kngstown, deed. All persons
having unsettled accounts with or against saG
estate, are requested to settle immediately.
L. Il. POTTER, Adm'r.
krg.tcn. April ~, 3w
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For Sale.

4 tract of land of Is acres AT the north end Il
the Town bounded on the south by Walnut
street, on the west by3d street. on the east by a
street running up on the west side ofthe com non
burying around and on the north by the Dyre
Farm,-oi an extra quality for gardens, OF build
ing lot win be sold altogether, or in lots to suit
purchasers; terms liberal and payments made
easy. For further particulars, enquire Of
JEruRO L. MITCHELL. or
DAVID BUFFUM.
NIilllctnNn > / Mo u tf
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Female Complaints, Family Uses

For all Female Complaints, these Bitter.
will be found the most pure. delicate, rene
|tratiug and effective medicine ever used. The
general directions, for various diseases, which
we have already given, are properly applicable
10 females, with this exception, that ladies oi
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly Unnecessary. ThuSe suffering from an
pb,rruclion or irregulary, should use them
reoly, until nature i restored 10 her proper
action.
Their warming, anlmatng, and strengthen
ing qualities Will be highly appreciated They
etlrctualiy remove nausea. heartburn, nervous
Irritation hcad-achc, swelling oi The f ct and
limbs &c, and impar a light vigorous and
healthy feeling to the whole system
10 Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia, lndigcS-
|tion DEBILITY. feeble circulation of the bloo'
small EruptiOnS on 'he face. yellow or dhgy
Iclmp,eXiun, these Il'r> are Of Inc>,lm1hle
value Il has hceu truly observed thu; 'he7ury
If complexion j. ris,lle health aHt TINS can
only be- onjaincd by SIepmg the blood, end in
rr.ual functions, IL >onrt and lea'ihy c"nil-
ton. Beauty cannot exist independent OF
hCaI,h.
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yltIDTGIITGSa
Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor.
Burns and Scaids.

NEVER in a single instance, since lis first
" introduction by me in 1889, has this un.
rvallcd Ointment failed to cure the Worst
Burns and Scalds aud what is Of vast mpnr-
tancc, especially to Grls-it heals the wounds
without Scar The pain and suffering that
may be saved-(and in extreme cases, life IT,
sci) by prompt application of my genuine
Extract, sought to make it an inmate of every
family.
Its effects are instantaneous when applied
to Burns and Scalds II cools and draws out
the fire and pain in few minutes, and tHls
constitutes the difference between my genuine
Dallcys Extractor and the counterfeit article
Counterfeit Extracts lrrltate and increase the
main
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IlgnDT0IIr&Ss g
The Vegetable Pulmonary
3 A = - & M 4.

TSied ~ he Efpelence and U'sertdl'0n q
Thousands, for up'cordS Gf TeeAtV Years
mast
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RECOMMENDED by emf
ncLl Physicians as a ",ale'
Convenient and very eilIca.
cious Remedy j. as one that
willtol dlS>apluint tie reason
able expectations oilhose who
use it, and superior to any
o;her within their knowledge, ,
for Coughs, Colds and Con
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California F! +!

PERSON taking passage for the Golden
Regions may find NEN and Second Hand
HOOK =, for less than orc fourth y" cosr, for
sale At JAMES TlANMJND'S
T.ht
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Chance 70 make Money.

.~r< TO ict hat desirable estate on
aTss:;; on llnh street, ia,clv occupied
so ,sIss ly \. v Taylor. Lsq. Ii -
G-.s. 50 IaG&r, airy, cenual, convenient
and WeH calculated iar n gcajcc boarding
tou,e. The dining Hall j, large and well
calculated toaccomIaaiale panI"N-aS resi-
dcLce y pos cs'cs advantages equal Ia any one
on TIE !llli--ii viii hc !rt lor n very low rent.
Apply to JOSEPH NJ llAMMETr
Hly 2O-d tC
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TO MOTHERS OF FAMILIES.

II may with truth be said, that there is
scarcely family Of small children to be found
but where accidents sometimes do occur amp
that these accidents princp paly comprise
Burns, Scalds, Cuts, Wounds and Bruises
To this category Of accidents may be added
and as general complaints to which children
are subject
WEAK AND INFLANED EYES, RHEU
MATISM, ERUPTlONS, SORES,
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are acknUWTedged 10 DC
Ihe Rcsi Cnndiiinn MeHicinei
CoLrRAIxr, Mass, MAY 50, 1913.

CoLERAISr, Mass, May 80, 1913.
Nessrs. lluv"y-I must acknowledge thnt
my previous CONVICTIONS thai ii'a'.s c"uld
uUiba cured, hav" been entirely changed, for
~ a s"vcro case oi !i'aycs and bad Con.h the
u-e of oul, on" b.x of ,our Powders dcc"ai
v'l,h,d IA p,ricctcrrc, and nov, ttr"e uorih.
,lncc, my ii"rso shows no Indicators oii -
ease, Yours &c, EDWARD FISH
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GRO E POMEROY.


This distressing disease SO prevalent and
difficult to cure, invariably yeals to a few
thorough applications of my Extractor. Bat
1t mus, be distinctly understood, 1t must be
DalIcy'S Extractor the original and on'y genu-
inc article, procured al my own Depot Ilj
Broadway, New York, or from my authorized
Agents. VII not hold myself responsible for
the effects Of any other Extractor, for am too
well acquainted with the dan ger-a,euding the
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iscad the following 'ssrcsSiig
case OF Piles cured.

w. Jenkins, Esq, Of Columbus, OHIO, Sec
relary Of the Ohio Insurance Company, who
was taken to New York in extreme debility,
with pres. to have an operation performed By
TIE ceiebra,ed DR.. Mot, as the only chance 20
save his life, accidentally heard the Pain Es.
tractor, states, "for years nay disease defcd
medical skill, and grew worse, until life be.
came lntoIerdble. AS soon as commenced
using this SaIve, rested in bed for the night,
lhe nrsl time IN many months, the frequency oi
The discharges abated, in few weeks the dys.
enteLe secretion was entirely suppressed and
wher internal pcases Of long stanncdi
T. VIE enl1rgeme have become permanent,
and produce hethy action Immediately,
haySraduaIly and certainly effect a cure
whe the most unheSating confidence, proved
by my own experience, and from several case,
mooere have recommended trial" II gives
ru pain.
For further particulars respecting cures per
formed, and for general directions, | refer 10
ny printed pamphlet. ". DALEY, inventor
and proprietor Of the original and only gcau-
inc DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Tx
TRACTOR
Depot-llj Broadway, New York
NJTICE.-l have no ents in New York
Civ, To sell my article
IL. IL. HAZARD, Agent for Newport
FebI1w
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Fer Children.

directions, IN d1.e, adapted to their age. wuh
pcrlrc, safely aud good effect Tn"y are Tia"
most ra'lta. nrlIcln" thai ca. possibly hr u.s. 4
and may Justly be pronounced an ln,>imatIc
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DUCK & BCLT RCrE.

JUST received and are now opening al
FEENCH'S EOSHEE SALOON, n large
assortment OF Fashionable DunnctS of all kinds
which vii be sold at The vefv lowest prices
apl2 IRA FRENth
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ScrOfulOus, NqcrcuriHI and SaE'ta-
ncGus Diseases.

nIVtTNlUy apIIUNtV UY THNNI'IdH' ~ ''IV
speedy. and etirciual remedy for
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

An Alternative ,
Tonic Dldrcnlic
and mild CaihaT
tic. Price 81 Ia
cents per bOX-
containing f fly
Pills,
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AK AND INFLAMED EYES, RHEU

MA TTSN, FNIT TONNl SOINESj
SWELLlNGS AND INFLAM-
M
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-05-17

To whom it may concern. Having made
use of DIR. Woods Elixir of Saisaparlla, and
also learned from him the Ingredient of which
it is composed | can most unhesiaingly say,
that | consider it the best preparation Of the
kind now in use, aud recommend it TO the con-
of all persons in any way afflicted
with di,caSp
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IF DIS TAIL CONE OFF.

Two darkies 10 the west went out to hunt
possums, &C., and by accident found q
large cave, with quite small entrance.-
Peeping in they discovered three young
bear whelps 10 the interior. Look heahr
Sam" said one, "while | 60 10 dar and
gets de young bars, you jsst watch for de
old bar.
Sam got asleep 10 the sun, when opening
his eyes, he saw the old bear securing her
way into the cave. Quick as wink be
caught her by the tail, aud held on like
blazes. Hello, dar, Sam, what dark de
hole darf T. LA aud Dress you, Jumbo,
save yourself, honey if dis tail come out,
You'll fad out .ha' dark de hole !"
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SOWING CLOVER SEED.

II you have not already sp1n your clo-
yer seed, you should lose no time 10 doing
so, after the ground is relieved from the
fros, and take our word for il, that you
will advance your chances Of success by
rolling il in. Indeed, We would BIO h hsr.
row and roll after seeding, with The conf.
dent belief that we would uol only secure
more certain growth of clover, but that
we should benefit The whea. crop by en-.
couraging lis tiIIerIng. In advancing the
sowing Of clover seed, We are prompted to
recommend lis culture because We consci-
eniiously believe that, without clover and
lime, no permanent, improvement Of the
soil can be effected, on any lands which
may have been exhausted OF iis calcareous
element, OF, perchance, may not original
ly have had it. This opinion, thus Incl.
denlalIy advanced, forces US to the comics.
sion, tina, il is useless to SOW clover seed
on fields where the soils are destitute Of
lime, unless ashes or lime accompanying
such seeing. -American Fdrmer.
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Common school Advocate.
PROSPECTUS.


r F sufficiently supported, the subscriber intends
a 10 publish monthly paper eight pages, for
the purpose Of diffusing information on the sub
lect Of educs on-- with the especial view OF im-
proving the character OF our Common Schools.
II Is intended to give an account, drawn from
the public documents and other sources. of the
origin and progress Of our Common School fys-
tem TO compare II with that Of other s,ales here
and in Europe, thus nJting our improvement ever
former years and suggesting the means of over.
coming the defects aud difficulties under which
we still labor. This vii cad Us TO investigate
the sources from which school funds are derived
the modes Of lhsi. application, the preservation
Of order in schools the selection of proper books
for study, the recreation suitable for the pupils
the Treatment necessary for different dsPosi.
tons &c.
And believing that the State which would i'm
prove lis schools must first improve is teachers,
q portion OF our columns will be devoted TO The
que-iions.-lIox are our schools to be supplied
with con, potent teachers' How is the standard
OF education to be raised. and be services OF a
band secured who are well qualified 10 90 forth
and In tic spif; Of love, labor for the advance
ment of me children ho are placed under theiT
cbsrge7
Bot Education IL word Of very extensive
mesDing, ard although the primary object Of the
publication mas frequently take us into the school
room, We do not inteud TO bs always confined
there. Our subject matter is the human faInd
aud The infooBes,-good and bad. with view
OF preventing the one and streng thenlng the 9th.
sr-whch can be brought TO operate upon it
That THIS is theme Of The deepest moment none
can deny. Ii gfasPs the interests not Of this
world only-lt reaches through eternity. We
shsll not hesitate then as coca zion may demand,
10 enter The family circle, 10 place ourselves on
the streets r minge in the busy crowd and there
forth the rules Of life and principles ofconduct
winch We believe will promote the good of our
race here and rebound 70 our everlasting welfare
IN The lite which is 10 come.
The publication will be commenced in Green's
boro', so soon as sufficient number OF subscri.
bsrs can be obtained 10 defrsy the expenses Of
printing-to 10 printed on fair type, at so cents
year. payable on the receip Of the first number
Letters relating 10 the paper may be directed
post paid 10 Nereus MendenhalI, JaDnstown,
UuIlford county. n. &.
Subscriptions also received at the Patriot Office.
The papers OF the state. and others friendly 20
the cause Of Education are requested 10 publish or
notice the above.
NEREUS MENDENHALL.
% mo. 7. 1919.
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Endure the Files No Lsny,
PILES
READ THIS EVIDENCE HERE o, CURE

Though i, cannot give the saved one x.shA
Ii gives 4 Gtasars faf NOR. glo. ,ss., hr,rr.
usirEp Sr.rss MAssnals oyrct i
New York, Deeem6sf D, lsI. /
Messrs. Wyatt 4 K,iehsm;
Gcnllcn,en--u Under sisneipg that YOU iu "a
general ag,n's Tot the sale OF :" DR. tphsn, u
ge,sbie Elecluaf,," for the cure Of Pile, an
deemed It my duty to volunteer a feoOnp,s.s
ton in behalf Of that Invaluable medicine lAs
been afflicted Tor many yeats With Plie,, and an
tried various resasdirr. ba, with NJ bsnsk.a &
iects. Indeed. began 10 consider my ess s:ss
~ hopeless. Ba, sbou, the t'st Of seFlems, *
l VAS prevailed upon by fi,end 10 maks sta
Of the sbnc namcd medicine. took biz ttsEs
and rejoice 10 ssy that AN no, chi! n'ses
but, as belse. perfectly cured. mos, ,vns,
" recommend 1t 10 al aho may have the s~e
tune 10 be affected wilh that annoying ,ss %
gerous disease. vefy respectfully ea' sasts
servant. ELY M0lEE
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From the South Carolina Advocate.
A MODE OF IMPROVING LAND WITH
IMMEDIATE PROFIT.

Ma. EDITOR: The attention Of our agri.
culturalists is now very generally turned
TO carry plans by which our soils may be
Tesuscita,ed aud enriched. No labor is
spared in making manures Of various kinds.
for we all have found by experience that
there is gain in so ennching the soil as
TO make ii yield more to the same labor,
while il is gradually improving, instead OF
detesiorating FOR future cultivation.
Il fact, however, that whilst we are
oil attending more or lees 10 this matter,
yet by far the greater number Of planters
are progressing but slowly. One pfincl.
pal reason, we apPrehend, is. that the ne.
cessities and pressures Of the majority are
such as TO prevent them from laying ou,
any capital in the purchase Of suitable ma.
fesisis, with which to lertiIizs their lands.
Aud but few are able to lose their labor
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Letter from Major Dogad MDugsld. Crane
Cretk Posi- OGcs.

Letter from MAJOR D5ga'd MDUgsld. Crane
Cretk Posi- OGes.
Moosx COUNTY y. C.. DKc %. isI3
Dr. J Kuhl-Dear Su;
A Lsdy in this county. sffi c'ed with 3 nervous
complaint, Relsp.us uts,i, fIuor Albus, and a
some what deranged mind. csused BY obsiruetlous,
was for sbou, twelve months attended by four OF
our eminent physicians, without any ttfsei, and
every one successlvely declared her lneurable, and
hat she had 10 die. She then procured two b.,
tle- OF your Abyssiuia Mixture from me, Which
cured her entirely. She has slnce married, aud
Is in perfect good health and happy. The Abys
sinia VI Itprt has likew.. prosed very efiicseiou.
10 many otter diss ase., bu, piticusrly IN iemsls
discsses, IN which 1t s.ouid have the preitrene,
Of all Others.
Yours obediently,
DUGALD NcDuGALD
Likewise on hsnd and i.r sale. D. kahl's Re
siortr, Universal Plaster. Glid Mine Baiss,n, s c
/ L J iIoLTpN. Agent,
Charlotte. \. c.
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POPLAR TENT
FEMALE ACADEMY.

ZHHE exercises Of this Institution will com.
~ mence on the last Monday in January, al
he house ei the Rev. Waller W. Pharr.
Terms Of Tuition for Else Months.
Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, IS
Grammar. Geography, History, Astronomy,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Drawing, Painting. 81
Music, SO
Ornamental NceGework, 81
AMANDA V. PHARR
Unwearied attention will be given 10 bring aud
keep the institution under wholesome mo, 81 in.
tfuence and thereby 10 give 4 sound religions I'd.
ucsiion 10 those entrusted to our care. The sub.
scriber is making preparations 10 accommodate
boarders. Board will he furnished q, IS per
moa,h, including every Thing that IS necessary
for the comfort OF the pupil.
Latin and Greek viii also be tau hi by the sub
scribef.
WALTAR w. PIIARR.
Dee. %, 1913. il3
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AGENTS WANTED

ZNO CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
~ POPULAR WORKS in every COUNTY
throughout the United States. To Agen,s, the
most liberal encouragement is ofered-wiih a
small capital Of from s25 TO 800. A chance is
offered, whereby an Agent can make from 90 10
Us per week
u For further particulars, address (post paid.
WIN. A. LEARY,
No. l5s North Second Street, Philadelphia.
March ls4s.
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PERM SCHOOL.
L EXAM DRAMA AGA DEMY

PERMANENT SCHOOL.
ALEX DRAMA CADEMY
MeekentoTg eOun y, ". O., ~ miles Norm Of
Charlotte.
5. II. WHARTON, PRiscirAL.
Rev. H. B. CUNNINGHAM. Rrcroh.
rHtIlE seventh Session Of hi. lnsttu ion com.
IL nenced on the FRS, Monday in janus y.
under the superintt ndence of the above gentle
men. The course of studies adopted is ouch as
10 prepare pupils for admission TO the Junior Class
in any OF Colleges. Its location Is ss pleas
ant and healthy, and far removed from all canse,
Of dissipai on as any this section OF The State.
Terms.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and
lights per month, "a
Tuition.
Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar.
and Geography, per sess. of 5 months,
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy,
Rhetoric, Logic. Sc,
Latin and Greek Langulges, IL
Jan. IL. lciJ. l3f
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Phiia dcIphia Type Foundry.

Phiia dcIphia Type Foundry.
No. Pear St near the EIehaags, Philadelphia.
ZnllE Subscriber having made great improve.
~ men.s III h,s method OF casting tyne and
mixing Of me'Sl,, and had thorough revision Of
he matrices, the faces Of which are not eieoilrd
in beauty and regularity of cut, by ans ia the
country; aa,,cr. him..lf hat by q strict person.
al attention TO business, and employing none but
the most skiliul workmen. he is abled 10 oif,r.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE.
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
lie Is constantly adding 10 his stock all thst is
new from the best wofkmen Of this aud other coun.
rie-, and having lItsly procured fom Europe.
q great variety Of NEW FACES and ORNA.
MEN Is, solci,s the attention Of Priutes, thereto.
Specimen, will be cent 10 those wlsli to order.
Presses, Chases. Cases, Ink. Stsrds. Galleys.
Brass Rule, ard every other Article NEEDED TO iuf.
n'sh a complete Printing ofi:e. supplied at The
shortest no'ice.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
Oe the nese,, IT 10 and Of al axes, carefully put
up In fonts Of Correct proportion.
ALEXANDER ROBD.
Aug. 30, 1919. sdssi0
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HEducatiOn.

-
nESiRUuS of educating their own children
- the undersigned have engaged as Teacher
Miss II. Z. GRABAA. of Charlotte, and hereby 10.
form the pablo that the school began the l.t in.
siani and is open 10 Others At the following prices
for the first months:
Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, En-.
glish Grammar, Rhetoric. Composite and His.
tory, 81 per month.
The higher branches usually taught. o. 80 pr m.
Board, IS per month
Miss Graham has been educated as 4 Teacher,
and has had some experience in teaching. One
uf the undersigned is prepared to accommodate
with comfortable rooms with fire places ecz zen
or more boarders, who will there be under the eye
OF tie Teacher. he will also give 10 the schoo
and scholars the atte ntlon both may require. The
other, if desired. will give the boarding scholar
medical attention free of cia-ge. The location
8 miles s nth Of Charlotte. is one of the mos
beautiful aud healthy in the county.
SB WATSON.
ID. N. LEE.
Jan, 26 l649. l4tf