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Farmers Department.
FACTS ABOUT APPLES.

We have an old apple tree which was
revived by trimming and grating it with
Balwin scions fourteen years ago. 1t has
been greatly neglected, and was fast run
ming to ruin when the work of renovation
was commenced. The trimming and
grating process was not done at once, but
judiciouly continued throught three years
During this time the sward was dug up
and pulverized, and the soil for a diam eter
of twenty feet about the tree was manured
and dressed two or three times with wood
ashes, The manure was slightly dug in
when applied. The new graft began to
bear moderately the third year and grad
ually increased, until in 1860 they gave
us seventeen barrels Of apples. In 1861
they yielded only peck or two, and the
present year, 1868, twenty one barrels,
most of which were medium sized market
able apples Another tree, which had
scarce a sound limb upon it, was renova.
ted at the same time. This however,
Produced the Hunt Russet apple, and did
not need grating. The dead wood was
cut away, the top thinned a little, and a
mound of good soil raised a foot
in height about the trunk. The ground
under the branches was dressed with ashes
and old composts. about every other year
Tor six year. The tree commenced bear.
ing the summer succeeding the care be-
slowed upon it, and has averaged about
two barrels per year since These apples
were especially valuable, las it was the only
tree on the place that furnished any fit
TOR family use. By considerable pleasant
care, and a moderate expense, we have
been enabled to gather this year about one
hundred and twenty FIVE barrels Of very
fine apples, s,-Nes0 England Farmer.
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SELECT SCEkODE.
MISS ELEoNoRA ]. LEsoHHR

MISS ELEONCRA ]. LEsCHER,
VIZ ILL open Select School IN the Basement of the
w Reformed Church. in bloomsbury, on Monday,
into three classes, viz
PRL,L4RY- Including children just commencing, price
per Quarter Of IL weeks, 50 90.
T,ER.NEDIATE-mcluding Reading, Writing, Spell
ing, and those commencing Geography, Grammar
and Written and Mental Arithmetic, price per
Quarter, So 90,
Misunderstanding Reading, Writing, Spelling, Gram
mar Geography, History of the United States, and
Written and y entail Arithmetic 81 co.
Lessons in the Ornamental branches, viz Italian
and Grecan Oil PaIDting Drawing, Necdle.wo'k, etc.
at extra charges.
Persons wishing to have Hair-Work done, such al
Bob and Guard Chains Rings, Ear.Drups. can bt
accommodated.
Bloomsbury, Pa, Aug, g, l7G3-2mt
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RINawoRMs "A salve made OF hard
soap (caAed by some rosin soap and gin
ger, rubbed on ringworms, will kill them.
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CIR | 7 II Il n ID Z Ms
PHN.ADL PIIA COMMERCIAL.
e 0 L L E G E,
n. e. corNea 81 It'll 0asd Chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA,

~. T.. c0rHe7 3I 7N 07Sd chestnut Streets
PHILADELPHIA.
THIS INSTITUTION which was established in 1874 and
is consequently in the eighteenth gear Of its
ence, numbers among its graduates, hundreds of the
mostSuCcessiul Merchants and Business Men Of our
Country.
The OBJECT 0Cthc Institution is solely afTsrd young
men facilities for thorough preparatonfor business.
The BRANCHES TAUGHT are, BoOk.kecping as applica.
BILE to the various departments of trade PeRmdnSAiP
both PLAIN and ornamental; Commercial Id1c ,Na'he.
mates, Navigation Girl Engineering, Draung, IhoH.
OgGrphy and Modern Ld"gHOgcs.
TIE sYsTEM OF INSTRUCTION peculiar; no classes or
set lessons are made Of but each student is taught
individually, sOthat lie may commence at any time aud
attend at whatever hours are most convenient.
CATALOGUES areissucd annually after the 18th of Apr
containing namas Of the students for the year and full
particulars of terms &c, aud may be obtained az any
time by addTcsing the Principal.
Is EXTENSIVE ACCoMNoD TIoNs ide-sp sprCad reputation
and the iengy eTPerentc # ihe Prime ipai this mstu
on offers facilities superior toany other in the COun
try, fory young men wishing tOprcpare for business
and to obtain AZ the same time DIPLOMA Uhich WiL
prore recommendation for them them TO any Merchan
tile House
~ CMrENprNs Series Of 7reatises on RooK KEEP
ISG NOW more widely circulated than any other work
on the subject, are for sale ut the College.
HODGES CRIrTENDEN,
AuorRey'atLau,
PRINCIPAL:
Jan 25-ls6g lem.
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Jan. 25.l5G2 lem
Exchange Hotel,

LATE COD, Il, D. J0NEs,J
No, n Dock Street, next door to the
Post Office, Phiadel phia.
This well known establishment maintains its usuaI
L celebrity, and its well known reputation of beng
the best lug
HOTEL ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN
shall be sustained Rooms may be had at all hours
Per night, 81 cents per week, 81 50 per month no
The Bar and Eating Departments are furnished win
'he best OF everything the market can produce.
GAME, FRUIT, VEGETABLES,
and deicaeies of every cline may be had at nome IA
notice N "
Meals az " cents and upwards aud may be had from
A. NJ, till l2 al night, Gentlemen may rest assured
model one. ~
j, OTTENKlRK, Propr,
March 7 1868 SIN,
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STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS, GRAvEI
BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND MUCOUS OR
MILKY DISCHARGES ArrER IRINATINC

BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND Mr,COIs ON
N,rrty,, n,s,,, ,.,,., -, - ~
,!.aaa, .a.,,.t'., 81 ~ -"
be entirely curcJ 5y t6" Cn,ti tip ",r ousC VII
foI any length of time rho dos, s,,nII ,.ar , ~
severity of the disease from tNrrtv drHrs ", ~ ,na @
spoon f thrnp times n div in vsc btp b,ups 10 10 tca
should be combatpd with The nrGn,r t,mod io. Pis ,i
followed nm with th, Constitution ty,,r m G' w
reCted.
MENoRRAUA, OR PAINFUL MENSTRUAL
TlUN AND IN MENORRHAGlA OR PRUFUSE
FLOWING,
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of inc
menstrual fluid the one case hCingtOO little, and
accompanied by severe pain anA the other too pro-
fuse secretion, witch will b. spcedy cured bv I'M,
Constitution Water.
| That disease known as FAl LING OF THE WOMB.
whch Is ths result OF relaxation Of thG Ilgamens OF
IroGgiia MINIS in ,I, h,"n ~ ,nd a. "t ~ rSs anu
co,nnanirr i,, Iar,nntiTIn shn,ti,,, ,in
thn nntts ,yiu in al r,sc. H. rl,voi L ~ 'usn ~,
TLrre is another clos. of syr,ntn,os ina r, m
RIrATION OF rms vUNi, whirt V,'' , 'it
Nervousness, which word covers IN much Ignorance.
and IN nc cases out OF ten the doctor does not really
| Know Nnr'hsf ue symptoms are lAe disease, or the
ulsuusV Wv ~ nlptuna we can uhig 'humrrate them
,; IN h pI,i '',o ] ]a' y VI "iu & rG fq,pa'
cs of Heat Languur, sudr aha Diuuces of Vision
GuppR pRresrn NtrN.s,rpf. ,,rt,.-
Which IN tr, ,,r,,,rri,l c,,,ol,, l. , ,,.,..,,,,
disease and through neglect the seeds Of more grave
and dangerous maadies are the rrsllt; and as month
! "A ntl,r Ia
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MXGHH HHAMaA 45OG'n},

THE Proprietor of this welkuown and centrally uca
4 ted House, the ENCHANGE lOTEl, situate Mai,
Street. in BlOomsburg immea lately onDostc the CoIu
bia County Court House, respectfully Informs his friends
and the public in general that his House is in
der the reception and entertainment of travellers who
may feel disposed TO favort with their custom lie has
spared expense in preparing the EXCHANGE for the
entertainment of his guests neither shall there be any,
thing wanting (on his par) to minister to their personal
comfort. His house is spacious and enjoys excellent
business location.
[CJ~ Omnbuscs run at all tines between the Exchange
Hotel and the various Rail Road Dcp0s by which tIay,
elers will be pleasantly conveyed TO and from the
spcctive Stations in due time TO meet the Cars.
WIN. b. KOONS.
Bloomsbury, July = 1850.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH
CURE YOUR COUGH FORl3 CENTS
Tie best anf cheapest HoHseloll reme3y
IN lie U0fM.
MADAME ZADoC Porter {

.0NNMI NOWG2l RGllEQYa
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TIE CurATIYE

THE CURATIVE
properties Of the mrdirnc direct themselves to the mr.
gans of secretion, andby altering the condition a
the stomach and liver that the starchy principle Of h
food is not converted into sugar SO long ns the sytpu
is under the influence Of the
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1863-10-03
CONSTITUTION WATER

which give those organs time to recover their kcnItg
tone mud vgor. We able state thit the Constit
ton Water has cured every Of Diabetes in which i.
has been given
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@ @ O
CONSTITUTION WAITER
TD& GRE u REMEDY
FOR THE
6 D " S = ] 7 % TgON
AND THE
oNLY KMo WM REMInDE
FOR
ID 1 B Il I T. S
AND DISEASES OF TIE
KIDNEYS AND RIApnER

These Dangerous and Troublesome Diseases uhieh hars
hnSJdr Resisted The best directed Treatment can 6e
Cnmpic''y Controlled Jythc REliEDl l'aor Jcforeun
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WI. NJ. VAN BENSCHOTtN.


DR.. WM. H. GREGG;
Dear Sir;-l have for several years been afflicted
with that troublesome and dangerous disea Gravel
which resisted all remedies aud Doctors until took
CoNaTruTuSAL WATER, and you may he assured that
pleased with the result. It has entirely cured me
and yOu may make any of my name you may lt
in regare to the medicine, lave entire confidence
in its efficacy.
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y ours truly,
POND STRONG


There Is no class Of diseases that produce such
hausting effects upon the human constitution Dia
bacs and diseases OF the kidneys Bladder and Urina
ry Passages, aud through false uudcsy they are neg
eced until they atvauced as to be beyond tho
control of ordinary remedies, and we present the
CONSTITUTION WATER
To tho public with the cOnvictiOntha il has eqna in
relieving the class Of diseases for which has been
found cmucutly successful in curing; and we trust
valuable reaedy in form meet The requirements Of
patient and physician,
FOR SALEBY ALL DRUGG lsTS. PRICE 81,
WM. II. GEORGE CO., Proprietors
! Morgan & Allen General Agents, No. 4G Cliff ST,
! New.Yurk,
Sept 20. 1862, l2n.
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I1OILOWAY'S PILLS.
ANN nIN,rNIENtr
SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF AT ETITE,
INCiDEN rAL TO SOLDIERS

Those feeling which saddcn us usually arise from
trouble or annOyancrs obstruutcd pe'spraon, or eat
ing and drinking whatever is unwholesohic thus dis.
trbing the heaihful action Of the liver and stomach
These organs must be relieved you desire to be we'll
The Pills taken according the printed instruction
will quickly produce healthy action in both liver and
stomach. and, natural consequence, clear mead
and good appetite.
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TO FARMERS AND QUARTER
MASTERS.
ASSISTANT: QUARTERMAsrER GEMS OFFICE, !
RICHMOND, Va, 18th June 1868. /
TAX HIN KIND.

The following is the system adopted for the collec-
ton of the tax in kind
An officer of the Ouartermaster Generals Depart
ment is assigned the special charge of the subject
controlling QuarteSmaster, with the rank of Major
is assigned to each State, and Post Quar.ermaste ter
with the rank Of Captain to each Congressional Dis
trct, where it is practicable to collect the tenth:
Each ebngreS Sional District will be subdivided by
the Post Quarermaster in charge of it into sections
for the convenient delivery by the Taxpayer of his
quota of produce, and agents Will be appointed by
that officer TO take charge of the depots be estab-
lshed in that section.
Before these depos can be established the assess
mens required under the law be made, the crops of
small grain hay and the clip of wool for the present
year will have been secured.
To relieve farmers from the risk and Inconvenience
of storing the Government portion, well OBJ
tain immediate supplies for the of the army the
Department authorizes and requests far14crs residing
posts where Quartermasters stationed to
deliver the Governments tenth, or any part Of it to
that Quartermaster.
Under the law, farmers required to deliver their
tenth at dcpots than eight miles frou, the
place of prodUctiOi If they will deliver under this
request the Government will pay for the TRANSFORM
ton in excess of eight miles The Quar1ermaster re-
ceiving produce under this rule will give receipts to
the producer evidence that so much of his tax is
paid. And the Post Quartermaster~ of the Con-
gressona District is responsible for the eSth after
the assessor has established and made it. known to
him. the Quarermaster to whom the produce is de-
livered will also receipt for it to the Post Quarter
of the District who will endorse copy of the
receipt upon the Assessors estimate before
it 10 the agents at the receiving depot.
LARKIN SMITH,
Asst Quartermastc General in charge
June %, 1868 I'm
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Payment Of State Bounty due
Deceased Soldiers.

Executive Department, North Carolina, I
Adjutant Generals Office, Raleigh, Oct. II, 1901
General Orders, No. o.
The following regulations published for the In.
formation of those persons wishing to draw bounty Of
deceased soldiers in accordance with ordinance Of
the Convention ratified the 22d day Of February 1891
REGULATIONS.
!. The payment Of bounty to the representatives
deceased soldiers is based upon the certificate Of The
commanding officer of the company, who will state The
time Of the enlistment Of the soldier the date Of BIS
decease in service the amount Of bounty already paid
by the State, and the company and regiment 10 which
he belonged.
2. The claimant will make affidavit before magis.
rate that he she is the of kin the deceased
according TO The provisions Of the foregoing ordinance
of the Convention ard" that there is other person
entitled to make claim The affidavit Of the claimant
must be Sustained by that Of disinteresed wHess
that the fscts stated correct within bis own KNOW
edge, and that he has interest in the claim Inc
magistrate administering the oath will ceriy 10 'be
credibity of the witness, and The clerk OF the Coen
Court will certify, under SEAL that he Is an aunoA'I
and acting magistrate
3. IF The claimant or claimants be minors, ph!Debs
will be made 10 the guardian, upon the producuOh%
the proper certificate under the seal OF the CouH, y
his appointment and the sufiicidncy OF his Oohu-'
claim to be proved by him as in other cases.
4. A bounty Of fifty dollars, deducting the DOun!
that may have been previously paid, is due 10 al p
sons who may have volunteered for three years OF 49,
war, and to all persons mustered into or coninu'nG
service under the provisions OF The Conscripuoh ~
BY order on Governor Vance,
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Circular.

- Bureau ofConscripton, Richmond March 80. 1863
In view of the difficulty of determining here neither
exemptions and details asked for lawful and neces
gary for contractors with the different parts of the
government notice is hereby given to all concerned
ht no such applications will hereafter be considered
unless made through the officer with whom contracts
are made or upon his accommodation and certificate
AT least it this is impracticable the contractor must
state Inc reason why, and the of the officer with
WHOM the contracts and the character and extent of
Tue contract by order Superintendent:
A c. JONES,
APrl = ieP5 Lieutenant-Col. 4. A G.
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JEFFERSON DAVIS.
CONSCRIPT OFFICE. !
HHTpErS A,,rr,--4 = 1907


General Orders, No. III
In accordance with the above proclamation of
II and pardon by the President, invitation
is extended to all persons absent without leave from
the to report themselves at the Camp of nstruc-
tions medatey, to be forwarded to their regiments
All good citizens instructed to every in
their power to prevail upon persons of the class named
to return to their duty. They will 6e we'll treated and
past offences forgotten Transportation will be fur
nished to their commands
But it must be distinctly understood rat after the
expiration Of the time set by the President the most
vigorous measures ia the power of the Government
will be instituted for the and punishment of all
absent from their commands without leave. None
need expect to evade longer the service which they
justly owe to their country. Let them report once
to sheir Militia officers to be sent camp come in
person without delay
II Camp of Instruction will be opened at "Camr
vance, near Morganton, the 10th of August. All
persons subject to CONSUMPTION in the 9th and 10Th
Districts will report to Capt James c. McRae, Com
handing Camp Earce.
Cot, PETER MALLETT
Commsndant of Conscripts for N c.
]. ". MALLErr Ad6tant.
Aug 10, 1863 1t
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AT the c. s. pistery formerly owned by NJ 4 E. My
ers) at Salisbury, n. c., as follows:
To be of White Oak timber clear Of sap; Slaves "a
inches long from to inches wide, and inch thick
Heading "a INCHES long, from to 10 inches WIDE ana
II inches thick. 700 Slaves and 300 Heading TO a
thousand. Highest market price will be paid
Address JAS. T. JOHNSON,
Med Puryeyor, c. s. A., :
July 6, 1863 Charlotte ~ "
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CONFEDERATE GOVERNMENT.

Jefferson Davis of. Mississippi President.
Alex Fl Stephens ofGeorgia, Vice President.
j. P. Benjamin, of Louisiana, Secretary of State.
James A. Seldom, of Virginia. Secretary of War.
c.. G, Menininger, Of South Carolina, Secretary
of the Treasury ;.
S. r. Mallory, of Florida, Secretary of the Navy.
Thos II. Watts, of Alabama, Chief of the Depart
ment of Justice or Attorney General.
j. H. Reagan of Texas. Postmaster General.
The President serves six years:
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Prospectus Of the
DAILY STATE JOURNAL.

:. On and after the LIST day of November, the State
Journal will be published Daily, Tri-weekly and
Weekly. The Daily State Journal will contain all the
received to the latest hour before mailing, and
will consist of two editions daily. The Morning Edi-
ton will contain the by the evening mails, and
all telegraphic news up to 10 o'clock the previous
night aud will be supplied city subscribers aud sent
by the morning mails North and East; the Evening
Edition will be printed at o'clock p. M, and will
contain the additional by telegraph up 10
o'clock p M, and will Oe sent to subscribers by the
trains west and by the Fayetteville mail Thus sab
scribers; in what direction they may live
will have the news up to the departure of the mails.
Arrangements have been made to procure telegraPhc
from all parts of the Confedcracy, expressly for
the State journal. General news by mail will be
promptly published The Markets will be fully
ported Reliable Correspondents Will be secured in
the Army and elsewhere. The Legislative Proceed
ings will be reported daily by competent Reporters
The State Journal will be essentially newspaper
TERMS: For the Daily-l2 months, ST. months,
$4 months 81 so; month, ST. For the Tri-Week
ly-l2 months, So: months, So months, 81.
For the weekly, II months So
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FOR SALE.

The most beautiful location Charlotte, embrace
ing $50 acres of Land lying west of Bissells Pond OPP
posite Stony Point-more than half of it woodland.
On the place are the following improvements, viz:
good double cabin, kitchen, smoke -house and crib,
good Barn and Well of excellent water; also a good
selection of Fruit Trees Apply TO
R0BT. F. DAVIDSON.
July 20, 1869 3t-pd
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NOTICE.
The History of North Carolina,

Published in 1851 by the undersigned, in its preface
conceded that it contained omissions unavoidable and
many mperfections A second edition then prom
ised, which would remedy these defects. This is
called for He will be grateful to any who will
point any in the dates facts in the
various counties of the State; and any biographical
sketch of those who have done service in the field or
State.
Letters may be to me- of Hon D. L. Swain
JOHN H. WHEELER.
Chanel Hill n c.. June 4th. 1868.
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Carriage 81 Wagon Shop.

The subscriber, successor to Mr. Charles Overman in
the Carriage and Wagon making business respectfully
informs the public that he will promptly execute all
work entrusted him. and he solcits share Of pub
lie patronage
REPAIRING OF all kinds will be particularly atten-
6ed 70 and done short notice reasonable terms
Send YOUR work to Overman's old stand and give me
trial. ..,
e,ba,sotte ysn'y Is, 1868.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE,

Having taken out Letters of Administration On the
estate of John H. Winde, deceased, hereby notify all
persons indebted TO said deceased make Immediate
settlement and those having claims against him to
present them within the prescribed time this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their recovery.
W. F.. WINDLE, Admir-.
July 20. 1868 lm-pd
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n ew Shoe Shop.
w. w. QUINN & Co.

Respectfully inform the public that they are manufac.
turing BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds, in the build
ing under the Western Democrat Printing Office Their
work is put up in the best style by experienced work
men, and will be sold at less than 75 per cent profit
Orders will receive prompt attention. Terms cash.
Also, Shoe Pegs and Lasts for sale.
W. W. QUINN l. CO.
Charlotte. Dec 2, 1862.
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G.. R. TayIOr's
VIRGINIA PRINTING INK ESTABl ISHMEh ]
carner Of Adans and Leigh slreet,, RlCHNOYDl VI

Corner OF Adams ana Leigh streets, RlChhONpi
C. r. TAY L Or, Printing Ink hanSss.
rer, takes. pleasure in announcing to the soshu1
Press that his Ink Factory is now in successfg 81
ration in the manufacture OF every description Of IT,
ing Ink, which he is prepared 10 furnish on fel
able terms News, Beck and job Inks Of every df'"T
tion always on hand.
Orders promptly attended to. Address
G. Il. TAYLOR r.
July I'd. Riehnop1
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SALT FOR SALE.

We have on consignment 1000 bushels SALT in
store and 10 arrive from the celebrated CLAUS en-
Works." Charleston. Equal in quality to any import
ed. Parties wishing supply will do well to call on
the undersigned before purchasing elsewhere
STENHOUSE & MACAULA4.
July 9Th, 1859
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WANTED,

By Virginia lady eff several years experience in
teaching, Situation to Teach in private family the
rnents OF French, Latin and Music; assistant in
some female institution to give Instruction IVY either
Of the above branches. References given if
CURED Address, ROBT +. DAVIDSON,
: July 90, 1853 3t-pd Charlotte, N. 9.
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WANTED.

One hundred pounds Cdnthuris Vittata or POTATO
FLY. il resembles the Spanish Fly, but is smaer-s
usually found on sweet potato vines abont the end of
July or beginning of Augus-is collected in the mern-
ing and evening by shaking the insects from the plants
into hot water. They then carefully dried in the
SUM- liberal price per pound will be paid for them
JAS. 7. JOHNSON,
Medical Purvevor,
May &c, 1864 If Charlotte, N. C.