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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22
STATEMENT

Showing the receipts and disbursements of the Char
lote Soldiers Aid Society from lst Sept. to 1st Oct
RECEIPTs-From Shepard $50, Scarf 5, Elias &
Cohen 5, Kahnweer i Bro 5, Burroughs 5, J l.
Morehead 5, NJ Pegram 5, Mr Sample 8, Mr. Cochran
|, Drucker & Heilbrun 5, Mr. Bcckwith 5, mrs VIM
Johnston 5, mrs J H Carson 5, mrs a Young 3, Jno
Tate 8, mrs W Myers 5, W Hayes 8, Jno
Springs for work done by the society 100, lady %
misses Lowrie 10, DR. W Gregory 5, DR. r Gregory
5, miss Hattie Howell earned by herself 3. l. Bg
10, DR. Orr 5, proceeds of lecture delivered by
Mr. Spra:t 40 IS, VIM Johnston So Fisher Burroughs
for bag of cotton rags IS ctsTota receipts $3.50 25.
During same period, total disbursements $295 81.
Leaving balance in the Treasury SG4 81.
In addition above report there have been dona-
tions to the Society AS follows:
80 lbs wool from DR. N Taylor, 80 lbs from an I'M
known friend, miss Alice Alexander and mrs a
Harris pair wooden socks each, mrs II Carson pr
socks, Jno Springs remnants of cloth enough to
make quilts.
There has been purchased by the Society 94l yards
of material, out of which has been and made the
following articles: l48 pairs drawers and 1874 shirts
These articles have been evenly divided and box
for distribution among the needy of the 9th Regt
State troops, and the other is designed for the 9th
Regiment c Volunteers in Western Virginia.
In addition the above mentioned work, the society
IN the month of September made 100 shirts for Capt.
Millers company and did job of work for Mr. Jno
Springs MRS I. W. DEWEY, Sec'y.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

VII. MANCHESTER RALRoAD.-We learn from the
Wilmington Journal that the vii. Man. Railroad
company has declared dividend of per cent, upon
its capital stock, payable and after the first day of
November of which six per cent is due to the present
nal says:
We may we'll congratulate the holders of this stock
upon their prosperity especially this dividend is to
knowledge, truly and fairly made out Of the actual
earnings of the road after providing for all liabilities
and laying aside to be applied to the sinking
fund The receipts Of the road this year have slightly
exceeded those of the year before, say two
three thousand dollars, but at the time, from
easily UNDERSTOOD the of operating has also
been greater
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

THE PRoFLIGAcY OF THE LINCOLN ADMIN
IsTRATIoN.-A Baltimore paper says:
The Administration does not seem to care a
straw as to the debt which is accunulating against
the people The people themselves begin, how
ever, to think upon this matter and figure up the
amount The Washington Star, of yesterday,
referring to little item of thirty.nine thousand
dollars thrown away by Gen. Sickles in the rur-
chase of useless guns for his brigade, says. God
help the war tax payers" If the war goes on at
the present extravagant rate "the war tax payers
will need some extraordinary help, for they will
not be able to help themselves to raise the enor-
nous amount of debt which is heaped up against
them at the rate of million dnd q half day.
The public debt on the 18th of December will
amount to about $3.50, OOO, OOO and at the present
rate of expenditure it will be s750,OOO,Oo0 one
year from that date.
HARD TINES IN NEW YORK-The stringency
of the times in New York city may be learned
from the fact that out of two hundred and nifty hrSt
class merchants-men who were regarded as i'm
pregnable-only thirteen have thus far met their
obligations. Of the small fry who have failed 1t
NAV be said their name is legion.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

Ba~ The Confederate Commission ers to Eng
land and France, Messrs. Mason and Slidell, haze
sailed from Charleston, have passed the bockad-
ing feet and are call right" but the steamship
Nashville has not sailed! So much for "reliable
source" from which so many of our exchanges
have received positive information of the Com
missioners going in the Nashville. IF Mr. "Relia-
BILE individual" and Mr. "Reliable Source" were
both hung, or suspended at least, the news could
be better depended on Wilmington Journal
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

COLUMBIA; Oct 19.-Coton, l5e bales were sold at
cts; Peas 81 Bacon q cts Oats SO cts Rye 81 25.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

Hoop Poles, Slaves and Cord Wood,
Wanted at the Charlotte Steam Mill
Oct I5 JOHN WILKES.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22
VOLUNTEERS.

John L. Brown is authorized to receive ten or twelve
Volunteers for my company.
Oct 18TH W. R. MYERS, Capt.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

h6s-The article in another column about the Stay
Law, copied from the Fayetteville Observer writ
ten by eminent lawyer of the State We publish it
for the benefit of all classes and hereafter shall leave
the matter for the action of the Courts and the Con-
vention Our only for protesting against Stay
Law is that think it will inure the great OF
the people ,nd be the means of doing much harm
hereafter We for any constitutional law that will
prevent the property of honest debtors from being
sacrificed and the time protect creditors but
cannot believe that such law was passed By
the late Legislature will effect any good. We ask all
to read the article on the second page.
DoxATIoNs.-While various contributions for the SOL
diers being acknowledged through columns we
think it right mention that Z. c. Grier, late sheriff
of this county, gave SIS Capt. Miller for the of
his cavalry company now in service in Virginia.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

Ba9~ We learn that John II. Bryan, jr, of Raleigh,
has been elected Secretary of the N c. Railroad Com
pany Mr. Richardson, clerk in the State Treasury
Department. elected Secretary of the Company but
declined; and glad of it, for he is efficient
and prompt clerk, familiar with the duties of the De-
Partment and his withdrawal from the Office would be
a public loss
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

COMPARISG THE VoTE.-We asked the other
day the Shers of this Congressional District would
be governed by the old law in regard to place of
meeting for the purpose of comparing the vote for
member of the Confederate Congress. We suppose
they will be governed by former usage. Heretofore
the Sherifs required to meet at Charlotte one
week after the election, when and where the vote of
the District compared; and we presume the same
rule will be observed now here and elsewhere in the
State.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

DUEL.-A fatal duel was fought, on the 10th
in Arkansas, opposite to Memphis between Messrs
Larkin and Chambers, rival candidates for Con-
gress in Mississippi Larkin fell at the third fire,
mortally wounded in the head.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

ANOTHER COMPANY has been organized in this coun.
ty, and is ready for service. The officers Har
ri'On, Captain: r Oates, LIST Lieut.; NJ Hart, 20
Lieut.; Julius 1. Price, Sd Lieut.. This is the eleventh
company made up in Meckenburg. The twelfth, un.
der Capt Potts. is also ready for service understand
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

DEATH OF A JUDGE.-We learn that the Hon J. ".
Dick of the Judges of the Superior Court of this
State, died the first of last week while his Circuit
In the Eastern part of the State. He the oldest
Judge, by commission, the Superior Court beach.
He died in Gates county, the 9TH nst aged % yrs.
OBITUARIEs--To prevent our columns from being
crowded with obituary notices, adopted the rule of
excluding all over ten lines in length. We did be-
knew that but few readers interested in
such notices. and that in justice to all subscribers
the space obituary notices would occupy ought be
filled with news items. But constantly re-
eeiring applications to publish such matter, we have
concluded to do prOrded is paid for at advertising
rates in ddrance. We do large amount of work
gratis, but we will not publish long obituary notices
(uninteresng the public at large) unless they
paid for. Announcements of deaths: in few lines,
Viii he published gratis.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1861-10-22

REBELLION IN INDIANA.-The Cincinnati
Gazette Gan out-and-out Lincoln journal) says
that ga set of traitors held jeff. Davis meeting
lately, at cambridge, Indiana, at which Archibald
Johnson Senator from that district, made speech,
going the whole length for the Southern cause.
He told his hearers that it treason to OPP
pose Lincoln, as he "a tyrant, subverting the
Constitution, suspendng the writ Of habeas corpus,
waging the war to destroy State rights and carry
out the Chicago platform" Mr.. Senator Johnston
is reported to have said all these and many other
truthful things
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29

| o~a&mas as4z5& hSaSnEss ACE oS
f&DELAWAERE. froul 1lzrsh1Sth, 1ssO, g Maret ~
1e61- s+z-fzzF7eaT tal-s7 IA
= cen .s-s - sssT 14ssz-5sal --7as f----
aSOS; Z. Lo - -, - a.Ss ~
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29

. DR.gRoBAcK's REMErIEs. DIR, rReback 81 Re-
sIsedieshaSe slitained great and deserved pop
sulagity with all classes It has, been, but a
short time since these Remedies were introdu-
ced inte our section Of country; yet DR., Bren-
nan, Dr. Roback' S agent in this place. informs
Us that his sales of the Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier now sar exceed those of all other med
icines for which he is agent, combined. The
reason for this is. that they have stood the
test of practical experience Weknow this not
only from the mouths OF others, but we have
used them in our own family with the very be<t
results. For all diseases of the blood, general
debility, whether proceeding from sickness or
from natural weakness. indigestion. and all
Kindred ailments VIC recommend the Scandi-
navian Remedies as the very best medicines ex-
tant TLey are destined to achieve not an E.
phemeral success hut a permanent and deser-
ved reputation, which will render them q ne
cessity in every family Napoleon, Q. North
West feb I'm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29
e = Z & Il : 80 rpAYEahnr
Hnexicean nEustang xsiniun1enasll 3

From rich and poor, bond and trees all col
oFs, grades and, c6n,iitions Of life, the same
laeed OF praise is sawarded this wonderful arti
clc.4 Sores are healed, plins rclieyed. olives sa-
we'd valuable animnssrnEle useful and untold
ills asSuayed by this reUnSrknlIlo nneiicine: Fnl
Cuts, Bruises. sPr.,ins, rheumatism, zswellings
hites strained horses HGes, it HAS no equal a.
m,ing Ifniinehts 0intihehtss or SalveS. 1t IL
the HolsckeePcL and Farmer s. frienfi. Weeks
of illness and lost of time saved by an. carly
application of Mustang IihimeHt. IL sh6uld
always be on fiaiid Be careful when 'you bay
and haveit Yorranted as genuine All genuine
will hereafter bear the signJtuTe of7G w
WEsTBRovE Chemist, and ID. IS. B8RNES. Pro-
prietor with the woftlse' Trade tiarlk in twu
InedallioDs of the Federal CurreneN- Spld at
25cts. 0ets and 81 90 per hattle,s'ys all respec-
+ tn bic tirsslers tllruugrout the world,
MaE22d a1in.& Eg1 q BssnEs Nav f erkA.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29
rmpor4ant to. Females. ..I.s

r. DIR. CHI EEAS EN- ANS PILLS.
Prep area 81 Corn eIIns T.. 6hsesemaT, M d.
lsaaal4 % b5i''ti New York atlty- fs e'''7f 81 q
p TIE uf ert4cEts IN Illfs fiIes arpAhc
rg1t of long and rkeisfve practice. They areFpild
In teiF aeration and certain in correcting airrcgu-
-itics Painful removing ohstretfont
VII .thcr from cold or otherwise hcadaehc pain nj +be
side palpstno Of the heart, whites, all nervous aec-
tious hyztericE fatgus rain inbe back and limbs, &c
disturbed sleep, w arises from interruption Of nature
~ HAaIaEE1sIsAl rs Dr. ChssEraaps sIigE aTstnval
Ira6s, astlky ) ~ Iing ontKs monthly iOd with
Frcguarity Iade who have been disapI fed IN the
use of uthcr Ptis plaee,kt utmrs'cenldenct in IN
CHEESEMAN'S Pills ping all thai cY represent g d.
aN0ticsz~~7brE gSneespdden .fE:he5oadEe spstE IN
E6Ishtte P7Hsed ofLstuken sfhhllt 1redaeiygs r
EgLLI1R REStI al TN G ndsii9n r5errfd. tet PFEe-
S4ACY=AereE sGAiESG4R7IA 6E-s Such Is tAesiFTs.
sisfdbts te,sdcy g tie rsfiee TeFfo1e te
kt50ns aaFnaI that 7raiHirePoS0er
~ Aatars ednHotreststEiG9 = .lio .s vlssa=-
warrsnled purely vegolhle and free from anything
n;uriour Explicit directions. ~hict should Ac'
company each hnx, Price 81. Sent BY mail on encloe
lpRsl 70 pFsCoRsKLIrs L. (IEsEE BOX 1881, Fos
9fice New York City. Sold By one druggist IN every
ktoNn In the United States sel g b Lss---
E-rfs Fs- r,a l-s-ar.s5-.z5 tsT r. n. HUTCHIEGS.
ka--- an g. General A. Agantfo the United SfatoEs
/ +.1-,,i-- .= No. 20 Cedar street, ev York
kTosrhozs all Wholesale ordeT5 should Be dddre n
II Sold byB. incKlNsoN < soN, IcllWhic neS,'t'
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29
..D0N'r cAaE ron 4nE MUp. .'-on safur

"a e; aDoNr cARE FOR rHE MuD."-On Satur-
day last, f. R. Thompson & Son hired toaa
"a young man, and stranger, buggy and Pair Of
horses buffalo robe thrown, in) TO go to New
ark. On Monday morning Mr.. T.is equanim-
lity was disturbed by receiving dispatch from
sOuth Charleston to The effect that a young
man about the size Of this one had passed
through that place. travelling in a buggy, dri-
wing nice pair of horses. and had bufitlo
robe N9itb j., r. Tbompsob name on IT. Which
he pawned there for his bill The officers at
South Charleston were teIGgraphed to catch
him and Marshal Case was Immediately put
aboard the train with warrant. He found
him at South Charleston in the custody Of the
Charleston officers. still on bis way to Newark
hut not being able to ind the place. be re-
turned with the Marshal, and put up at no.
tel less expensive for young man without
money, than the american. p. ~ -. "a = = =
- ii,sOn yesterday he vas taken before EsqbjTs
d. Smith. had his examination. required % give
bail and in default thersOf was eginmittea to
ITO JAIL till tie next term. Of Court Hegives
his rame as B..Js Benjamin and halls from
AlCghany county, N G.ra-e rsl7 srT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29
ol.ay.,..IEELElg0I

EoIbansHtstSGI gu. SYG ia Gsa D StaIkRARa
zsg llYa sz. .MsFllPRAoS, zzzegE S5EsEr Rtv,s seF
affletrJi for about eig hteen years with Isk&l+
lnatism IN my left tifgil and hip, and m chat
tjme-I have, tried great, man y Telngiies ald
at considerable expolrses withOutTlHcb sreIiSf
A sshpFtT time SisseS.r was induced shy voul
agent in tllis plfct. j. w GTindit, to try rom
Scandinavian Blood Pills and sBI9ol PnriiferI
raad am nappy tassAy that 1 obtained mere re
IFef from them than from any other medicine
of your nleci4inirs would 'entircly y---tfrer
Ynnrs SC Il G MA RrIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29
The Great English Rem edy
.s'7 SIR JAMES CLARKE'S @
cELERRATED FEMALE PILLS.

Prepared from Prescription Of SIR J. Clarke H. D.,
s1a-7z Physician Extraordinary to the Queen
l,t.i 81 81 80 -si4 -, - i-f 57E3T Ifs asl
Tins auable medicine is unfailipgi IN the Of al
thOse painful dangerous iseAsss to which thefemale
Reconstruction subject il mudeIstes all eNcsss
all ohstructiuus and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
Ftts peciary suited 1t viii, short time, bring
I theFionthly period with regularity 'i F-0+
Each b~tte price One ToiIar bears the Government
PStamp cr Great Britain to prevent e@.Lht,rtrs.
Eiii H.ia - CAUTION .7f
FRess 'iIls should net b tGks ty tesdIes during e
FIRST THREE Nc T1ESef I'esrdroy, tAcj sure
obring Aisearrid.e JVt at any other fae Hey are
safe. - - . "a ) 49,
IN AL cases rfvors and Spiral Affect ,IFr b.
the Bae& and Limbs. .Fatigte slight exeriop PaiPa
ou of the Heart yEterics and Whites ills vii
sGsvta cure when all other havefai!cd; and al
though arovtTf remedy, dn ''nta in iron ralomei
znt7niony anything huftfu tn the consttrti' %.
Full directions 10 the pamphlet around eaebIAckSge.
feh shOuIdib cHrfdfly preserved. & ifi3''A4'
sole ageIt for the rnted states ard Catada paw.
fo pT51 7-i JoD NOet-S (Ists l. e BaldNiI & Co.)
ailG I7siiu asaF 1-th 1HS ,isi3rV To CREETE N.
90 and postage sta etrlcscd t'isi az:
torized Agent win insure bottle co., aiming &c I7P,
/, byrStaTn ,nafl. -. -. 30 -, 80,
~ ~ W s. ,.4iN1T liitfsS! .SSSHF IkS iEGfs
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29

pAnnr.a - lpIa.rI,oIZEr1..v.. 4I.1TE..aaRFralaI,.

The following Is extrant ft6Rra Iefter writtA by
Rev 4 - H,lBe. q he IieTTe Sap
Church, Hrsokl IN, ". " 70 tie Journal aud Mes
sengsr Cncnnatl. Ohio and speaks roumes in favor
of that world-Fenozned medicine Mrs WINsLOw's
SOOTHING SYRUP GnubREN sfETFRESGs---+lsA
sSsWe see advertisement. your columns u MRS
WI SosTEfSG SKRBPs NoEs NeinerSr sid a word
n fToF OF patent medicine before in our e, but We
Tee compelled say your FeadeFsthat this is no
hInblg-wEEaxB ran e1Fi AND KetssIr TO ne ALL II
CLAIMS II is probably Of the NEST SUCCESSFUL mel
isikas6E EIe day a64BSs III isds3hf 8 bestak And
those 81 y5nr readers h0 have babies ant do butsr
tlI.tn IN a supPiy a. t1~--e q a=sT
March 2ad 4 81 --SSiy-
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LEE EoLLowINa. EEpoRsEaIHsr.u .!

"A ys.s po4s5lss0ers ',nsoliesS 6y Mr sPAIS-
sIxo, tEey abotd ssg.ptisaabSs s,;'g1oeC q IL.
-.sgeaeS " his fr5I0 ss'sntjae as~vrsy.
n stes B1sfH9 L1sZ1 Lf7iF N
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1861-03-29

John Logan Plaintiff, q. Court Of Common. Pleas
Jobn oedcn and NJ 3 n rc and stat. of Ohio
ae & wife, and JsHh Mitcii 1fEeessst Sa,esao =
qii 1lefeudants. iAf +71l. p = . -a>s-f -@
ToHN OGDEN and N. J. H. Ogden his wife, whose
81 residence supposed TO be m the State OF Illinois,
will nafice thai John Logan did tho
dy Of February A D. file his petition Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the coHRty OF Delaware
s7d state OF Ohio against the said John Ogden and
NJ j. H. Ogden his wife, and John Mitchell defendants
seft or III thAK the said John Ogden and HE y u g!
don his wife the LIST day Of September. A. u. 1854
gave mortgage to Jamss Mitchell InLOts No. E60I
sixty ty-nne C6gl recorded desg
the recorded plat OF the town Of Soath Delaware. bRS
the premises soldhy said John tchell 10 said Ogden
deed Bearing date August 3fst. a. y. 1sB4 ID Sdd
county OF DelaWana and State OF Ohio To the
ment Of thousand dollars according notes
OF hand in said mortgage and that said LO-
gan purchased said notes and mortgage of said Mchei
and praying that the said John Ogden may pay the
of (SS7a,54 eight hundred and seventy nine dollars
and ftyfour cents claimed to be due with Inter
from the 18th day Of August A.. n. 8i69-or that
said premises may be sold pay the same. And tad
defendants notified that they required answer
said petitionson Or eefoFe the ISth dsy APt, 4. r.
keSf %oo0 4548 555aFsE 100 attorney Ter Plsintiif
i@rTeb IS, 1861 Lot ts5,eol ,'-~
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Sheriff Sale. zzsgAI a

70 af"zf Pes - SCeSAs~Ss 81 zIziH a
Alvin 7. Belt 1)DYH virtue Of an execution
- slys ~ ID TO ma directed b. the. Court
Henry gA5rlas etai vf Con s. pf tie count
Of DrawAre, TShall ofer Hor sale the door o. the
Court House in Delaware,
Monday the sth day IF AprI, 1861
betwecu thcheurs or5p o'clack a m and 4p'olock p;
NJ he following DESCRIBED real estate to-wI Situated
in The Township of Delaware, County of Delaware and
in the State OF Ohio and in the Town of Delaware and
bounded and deseEibed follows s1las haf
lot - atpssIi=as marked e< igndtn ~ he re
eoedsf plataf said town. except aece ia ne sonth
corner Of said lot A. thirtyfeet wide north ana
south and ffty and half feet long east and ost
heretofore sold to school district M Z. APb'd 5000.
.s4a B. C.WATERS, Sheriff.
March q, Is61-fts. ~. }E.. (S.8 Odl sGt
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Ihorif & Master commIlissioner-s aSle,
viFtae o. a deere!


TheOdore6. Kills, y \ DYviFthe 81 deere.
csis Vs. a7i-a - tai sorGerl of sale %
James c. Evans and wife, mr. directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of FeaK Ohio q .
soer at public sale at the doar OF the Court Ro0f IN
Delaware, 90 s-aa s-= --as5 sa-1H
Monday tie stt day Of Aprg,Iss1, sas @
between the hours 10 O'Clock m aud O'Clock q m
The North halr (vth the right common witk the
ef OF the south han in the and halls the
10 the rear OF the lot and oncha feet wi >
the following described real estate, Situated in
the State ef Ohio, County ofDela the Town
and township OF Delaware and bounded and described
as follows: Being the middle cf the East part Of Iot
No. O in Eaid Town of neIaWske, beginning on the
west line Of Sandusky strert south corner Of
the stone work OF the brick hudtng know as the
aware House, thence south rs west along the west
line OF Sandusky street TO the OF the brick wall
the north side of the addition of the Brick building
o~ned by s LaImcr, the corner OF Sandnsky :
and Williams streets being 20 and II inches more
wall 40 feet TO the end thereof thence south Is
west 635 inches, thence north sS55s west parallel m
the north line Of William street. 66 feet more or less
10 as to make 100 feet back from Sandusky street ID
post thence north g parable with the line
OF Sandusky street Al feet d north line
OF SaidS 4AtmeF,s part Of said frlot No g. thence
south east foO feed % the plzce Of befSBnng
serving feet of Of the end OF said 100 feet be
used as an ally or lane 10 nure to the benefit of said
G. Mills and the owner ovurrs or the Inf Lots
west and south, be the loss subject
lagAI hlgbwa!s< 81 - p afsl75fe ~ 2Ef81 :
'-..ssr.-- ---ssf -a- B. C. WATERS sheriff Z
+s And Special Master Commissioner
March 8, ,1ssl-fts fSe CO. ats t-'s .
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Dr. VeIpeau's Cankerine..

DR. vEIPEAUrS CANKERINEcure Puturid Store Mouth
DE FEI9 EAU s SGASKERISE cures Sore Nipples
DIX VEIP2AU'S CANKERISE liberated Sores
DIR. VEEPEAU'S CANKETEISE cures Cuts. r-s-z=s z
Dr. FELPEAE'S CAHKEEtISE cures Burns. a
DR. VEIPEAg' = CANEERINE cures Sores
DR. VEIPEAU'S CANkERISE cures Chapps4 Lips-
DR. VELPEAu'S CANKEInSE cures uieerge Gums.
DR. VEIPEAC sc ANKET1SEis the lie q Purifier Of
Fa-tHe Brrath Of any tsing kuUWnTsz g7w -
DFz. FELPEAUsS CASF Efl the Mouth
EThrost Stornaeh, Fesclting rom Searlsntins
LADIES OadelRht iR pure white teeth, he Can
kcrine and your desire viii be realized We PlcdgeO Our
word thl IL entirely free from acids and al posoul
Substances, and be given infant with perfect
safety 1t VIII PreseEye the teeth and keep the gums
from aIeeFs II Is eqaay lcaeious for nursing
sore In all the thousands OF remedies that have
been forth for OF the vareus diseases above
none can eQuaithe Cankerine.
Delaware by NJ L STARR, II. CORNELL B. DICK
INsoS Sos and BY Druggists generally. 49,
-.4r -.--- J. BCRRILL CO.,
y Pnoprietors. 90 Maiden Lane, NY.
Read the follow ing certificate frOma wellknoSn citizen
OF Columbus
CoLCNBgS 0HIo Sept IL, 1850.
essrs. J. BCRRILL h Co.: GentLemen-BefDR troubled
with sore Throat while travelling BzlrDlFEl vApia,
WasFecommended to your CASKERINE, and by using
otwice vas entirely cured. ]. therefore, recommend
altroabled with any disease q the throat, believing
just what every family she aid haze Very res.
ctfully, GOct5 5.eO-flyl ". l. HUGHES