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NOTICE.
Merchant Tailoring.

The subscribers will continue to carry on the
Merchant Tailoring business as heretofore, at the
store formerly occupied by Thos Trotter, Jewecr
Prices will be regulated according to the times
the cash system. Country produce will be taken in
payment for Cutting or work done. We hope
friends will not ask for credit we expect to do
up work in the best style for CASH or its eguiya-
lent in something to eat or wear.
JAS A. CALDWELL & co.
P. S-Persons indebted to will please call and
settle by cash or note, as early as possible.
June &c, 1865. If J. A. Q. & Co.
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BETHUNE'S TAILOR SHOP,

Up Stairs an the Carson building, ne5t to the
~ E.. Bank.
Particular attention given to cutting chil6ren's
clothing. Satisfaction guaranteed. Produce taken
in exchange for all work. A. BETHUNE.
July "a, 1865
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GOVERNMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA

William w. Holden, of Wake county, Provisional
Governor.
Jos s Cannon of Perqumans, and Tod r Caldwell
of Burke, Aids with the rank of Colonel
Lewis Hanes of Da wilson, Private Secretary.
Badger of Wake, and Bagley of Pasquo-
tank. Assistant Secretaries.
8 N Parrish and D Pullen OF Wake. Clerks.
Theo N Ramsay of Wake, clerk aud messenger
Jonathan Worth of Randolph. Treasurer.
Donald W Balm of Wake, chief clerk to Treasurer
c Thomas of Carteret, Secretary of State.
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The undersigned has on hand for sale several
barrels of the finest quality Pea Nut OIL which he
offers upon fair terms for currency or barter
p. S. WHlSgANT.
August Il, .e6s. %tpd
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School Notice.

MISS ELLA CARSON will resume her School at
the residence of Mr. W Phifer, Sept. lat, 1865.
Terms, $40 per session of Is weeks, payable half
in advance.
August FL, 1858
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WESTERN DEMOCRAT
0Published every Tuesday,@
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.
s. PER ANNUN, in advance

~ Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance. Obituary notices are charged advertis-
ing rates.
Advertisements not marked on the manuscript
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SKIES e. GRAY,
"atchmakers and Jewellers,

%,
Have re-opened their Shop at their old stand oppo-
site Kerrs Hotel where they prepared to do all
kind of work in their iue with promptness aud dis
patch.
Watches and Clocks repaired at short notice. A
share of patronage is solicited. We warrant salts
faction. Work warranted twelve months ifweIi
used SKIES L. GRAY.
June &c. 1865. Gnu
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ACADEMY FOR BOYS,

CHARLOTTE, n. Z.
The duties of my School will be resumed Mon
day, the 4th of September next, in the Town Hall.
Terms per Session Of ID Weeks-Engish branches
SIS; Languages and Higher English, $26-payable
half in advance the -est before the close of the
Session. For particulars apply to
Z. BAUDER, An.
July "a, 1863 6tpd
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The highest market cash price will be paid for
Dry Hides by J. u. SANDERS L CO.
August IL, s65.
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A Valuable Work.
NORTH CAROLINA
GeoloEical Survey.
BY PROFESSOR EMMONS.
Ttoo Tolunaes -C1oth.-W With over 400 Maps
and Mustrotions. PRICE, So.
This great work is now for the first time, offered
to the public 1t is the standard authority in all
relating to the mineral and agricultural re-
sources of the State, and is really
WORK OF INESTIMABLE VALUE
to all persons buying or selling real property of
any kind in North Carolina-isheries, farms, swamp
lands, powers, coal, copper, lead iron and
gold Mines, quarries, lumber lands, etc, etc.
Liberal deductions made to che Trade. Address
WM. B. SMITH CO.,
Field and Fireside Publishing House,
Aug2l 1866 St Raleigh, n. G.
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Tanners Oil.

Tanners Oil,
superior article for sale at the Corner Drug Store
Aug IA. w. +. SOREY co.
Hair and Tooth Brushes, Extracts Shaving Soap,
Lead Pencils Paper &C. &C., for sale at the corner
Drug Store. w. F. SOREY co.
. August ID, 1865 =
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DAVEDSUN COLEAEGE.
The exercises of the College and Of the Prepare
tory Department connected with it, will be resumed
on the 2sth of September.
AS measure necessary to the support of the In
stution in the existing arrangement of its finances,
the Board of Trustees have suspended for twelve
months the privilege of using Scholarships in the
payment of tuition.
Tuition $40 for the Session Of FIVE months, and
Board ST. 0 per month-payable in advance in specie
or its equivalent in currency or provisions.
1t is desirable that Students should bring with
them such books they may require; also such ar
ticles of furniture for their rooms they may be
able to transport.
For other particulars address the subscriber, to
the care (for the presently of Dr. Nye Hutchison,
Charlotte. j. l.. KIRKPATRICK,
Aug IA, 1856. It President.
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want to purchase Corn and Wheat at the Steam
FIGURING Mill In this place, for which the market
price will DO paid. JOHN WILKES.
Charlotte, Nay Is, 1865.
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H. Il. NELSON,
Manufacturer of BObbins and Spools,
rS%o

Also, Commission Dealer in every variety of Sup
plies for COTTON and WOOL FACTORIES, which
will be furnished at New YORK PRICES and cost of
transportation.
on commission.
gar Wood Turning, in every variety, promptly
executed.
All Bobbins and Spools warranted to be made of
thoroughly seasoned timber uniform in size, and per-
fec'ly finished.
manufacturers will please send samples of the
kinds wanted by Express-the name of the Factory
should be marked each package to avoid mis-
takes.
Orders solicited and promptly executed
y August 7, 1865 3m
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CORNER DRUG STORE.

CORNER DRUG STORE.
The subscribers have purchased from DR.. e: Nye
Hutchison the Drug Store on the corner OF Trade
and Tryon Streets, for the purpose of conducting
Wholesale and retail business, under the name of
W. F. SOREY CO.
They will keep on hand large stock of Pure and
Fresh Medicines, Paints, Oils, Perfnmery, SNUFF,
Dye Stufs, Glass Fancy articles, Patent Medicines,
&c. &c. They hope by strict personal atten'ionto
business to merit the patronage Of the community.
Particular and special attention paid to Prescrip-
tions. Physicians furnished at low rates, and lib
eral terms offered to the Trade
W. F. SOREY,
Aug II, 1865 JAS. T. JOHNSTON.
The undersigned returns his sincere thanks for
the generous patronage bestowed upon him by the
public, and having sold his establishment to W. F.
Sorey Co., begs for them a continuance of the
favors kindly awarded to him. He still retains his
desk in the Office of W. F. Sorey Co., and will be
pleased to see his old friends.
Aug IA, 1865 E. NYE HUTCHINSON.
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Concord Female College,
STATESVILLE, n. Q.
The exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
the first Monday of September The price of
Board will be 81 per month. The price of tuition
will be at the rate of Thirty Dollars per Session of
twenty weeks. Extra charges will be made for
Music French and Drawing. Each. boarder will
furnish her own lights and towels, and ALEC pair
of sheets and pilow-cases. Address
j. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL,
July "a, 1868 Ct Statesvile, n. G
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j. G. IL. RAMSEY, II. D., heretofore of Neck
lenburg, near Knoxville, Tenn) offers his Profess
sional services to the public. He may be found on
the farm of Col W Alexander, nine miles from
Charlotte.
Difficult cases and those of long standing shall
receive his special attention.
Aug Z, 1865. st
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RRoWS.
DIR. j. Mn. Wayt,
DENTIST.

Has resumed practice, and will be glad TO old
customers and others at his Office, next door TO
Chas. Overman, Esq, in the building formerly oc-
cupied by VIM. A. Owens, deceased.
June 10, 1865. IF
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Bas~ Soaps and Perfumery for sale at the corn
Drug Store. w. F. SOREY CO.
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J. E. STENHOUSE, ALLAN MACAULAY,
At our Old Stand,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL -GROCERS
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Purchase and sell Cotton and all other Produce
Business entrusted to rs shall command our usual
prompt personal attention.
STENHOUSE l. MACAULAY.
Charlotte, Aug IA, 1865
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Roberts Female Seminary,
CJEJRV NJ

SHELBY, N. G.
Principal, REV. E. 4. CRAWLEY, D. D., (late
one Of the Principals in the Limestone Springs High
School, S. CO. to be assisted by able Teachers in all
Departments. Fall Session, Sept. LIST to Dec. 22d.
TERMS payable in Specie ats equiraent provisions
CURRENCY
Board So 90
Tuition-Higher Branches, l6 90
Lower =" So to IL 90
Latin, 10 90
French, or other modern Language, IL 90
Painting, IL 90
Music, l6 90
Use of instrument, 90
Incidental expenses, 90
Board quarter in advance Pupils will bring
bedding, towels, cup and spoon plate, and knife
and fork.
Applications requested to be made to the Prnci-
pal, Rev. E A. Crawley, Shelby, n. C.
August Z, 1865 lm
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Southern Express Company.

The Southern Express Company has opened CON-
munication with all Northern and Western States
and is now prepared to forward Freight, Money and
valuable Packages safely and promptly. Messen-
gers leave Charlotte daily connecting at Raleigh
with Adams Express Company, and at Richmond
with Adams and Harndcns Express Companies
Letters will be forwarded by this Company to all
points South and North having no mail facilities.
T. d. GILLESPIE, Agent.
Charlotte, June 10, 1865 If
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CHARLOTTE ACADEMY.
The next Session of this Institution will COM
mence August the 7th and close December ed.
The Course of Instruction is full and thorough,
suited 20 prepare young men for College or for
business.
Terms, payable half IN ddoance:
For tuition in common English Bran hes, $40 90
-" Classics and higher English, 81 W
Pupils entering after the first week will Join
classes already formed No deduction after entering
except in cases of protracted sickness.
R H,-GElFFlTH, a u
A, BURWE Eli, l. z.
July II, 1865. St
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FOR SALE,
II M KEGS NAILS, assorted,
lVV 5000 lbs. Iron, well assorted,
900 lbs. Black Pepper,
600 lbs Copperas,
1000 lbs. Rice,
5000 yards Kerseys,
400 lbs. Crushed Sugar,
TAYLOR DUNCAN,
At the old stand of A. A. y. NJ. Taylor.
Aug l, 1866 I'm
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DIR. JOSEPH GRAHAM
Offers his professional services to the citizens OF
Charlotte and its vicinity.
July "a, 1855.
, 1865-07-06
Eeadet, lave JOE q
PRIVATE DISEASE.


petIl your PRIVATE KEPU rATi0N. BY going Ii
IN IGNORANT :. private p1actlio5ef." you peri
, 1865-07-06

adva1cc namtd js necessary. it's Al Increase Of
about y pef cent Ill around; but even this al
sauee makes the highest salary paid 500 PER a.,
sssa @ les tasa t L. paid IN New Yotk and Boston.
mt, psid ii. 100 md 81. .sa pei annum; sod New
Yr.E there ire four male assistants; paid t19n
delphta the prineip.ls arr pat4 oniy Il, SUI per ~,
nun, but the prmher of. pupils, does not e1cttd
$50 in sincie catc. snd 1ey range doTn "a low =
f1,a6 PR snnurr, bu. they have two VIC: Princt-
pats to every school. who aIe each pstd Sl02o Per
nnnurn.
sss ss9s noe R''VsRsh' Tofth :,ns pe1 snaus % Th's
your Committee neither affirm n1r deny !;
butt We hava any such In chAtee Of our
eshoole i Is he anI Of .hs BoEd 70 M nss
for the PROBABILITY ls, If they arc not worth tho
ealnry Recommended, they are not worth any
thing. Furthermore, your Committee are OF the
at The head OF their District Schools men Of ch,F-
scter and infuence, - edurat@rs-wh1 are willing
to rske teaching profession, ard TO d-yote their
n @ pu ae e Ssr tie
Or some other occupation. But unless h1EheE
salaries arc paid this end canno, be attained. The
Principal Ct dt.t1tct school his no peEquiaites-
pupils Or their parents. He ouchtto occupy ra-
tpect,ble position in society, Natntatn hls family
Comfortably, md keep htmseif fully posted in all
Of coarse, this Board need not be informed that,t
Is out Of the queatIon to expectthis In city 8uch
a. chicago, On = ta'arJ Of 81, 40 per anaum.
Your Committee, Il order 9. to eiye tais Board 9
hy the proposed advances IN a'asies, have caused
to te pIepated the following table exhibiting the
arount required for salaries for the ensuing year
also showing the increase thereby required:
TArtr np sAfAUTKa FOR ONE Y6AR.
, 1865-07-06

was the cniy ASSURANCE the Canadian minis.
feEs could expect, or We could give.
| upsn ter1aw Of the whole matter the
| Canadian ministers reverted to the proposal
which has been mentioned abore-that prior
! ity In point Of time should be given to the
confederation Of the provinces. TO this we,
| on the part Of her Ma1esty's government, as-
! sented. In conformity, however, With wash
strongly e1pFessed BY the Canadian mhlE-
ter, we further said that If, upon fatnFe con
sidetatlon, the Canadian e 1yernment should
desire to anticipate the confederation, and to,
propose that Canada should execute the
works, they should doubtless communicate
to her Majesty government that decision,
and We trusted tha: after what had passed IN
these conferences they would feel assured
that any such communication would be re-
ceived By Us IN the most friendly spirit.
On the third point, the Reciprocity treaty,
the Canadian ministers represented the great
Importance to Canada of the renewal Of that
treaty, and requested that Nj. F. Bruce
might be put In communication with the
government of Lord Mouck upon the SUBJ
tect. We replied that Sir F. Bruce had a11eady
received Instructions to negotiate. for re-
newal Of the treaty, mud to act In concert
with the government Of Cauada-
On the fourth point. the subject Of the
northwestern territory, the Canadian minis
ters desired that that territory should be made
over to Canada, and undertook to negotiate
WILL Inc uHuhGus . ua9 company loe Inc Ter
mination Of their rights. on condition that
the indemnity, If my. should be pad by q
loan to be raised By Canada under the inape-
rial guarantee With the sanction Of The
Cabinet we astented to this proposal, under
taking that If the proposal should hs success-
fM We, On the part Of the Crown. being satls-
fled that the amount Of the indemnity Was
reasonable and the secufity sufficient, would
a1ply to the Imperial Parliament to sanction
tie arrangement and guarantee the amount.
On the last point 1t seemed sufficient that
her Majesty's government should accept the
assurances given by the Canadian ministers
on the part Of Canada. that that province is
ready to devote all her resources both in men
and money to the maintenance of her con-
nection with the mother country, and should
assure them in return that the Imperial goy-
ernment fully acknowledged the reciprocal
obligation Of defending every portion Of the
empire with all the resources At Its command,
The Canadian ministers, in conclusion,
said that they hoped 1t would be understood
that the present communications did not In
any way affect Or alter the correspondence
which had already passed between the I'M
perial government and the governments OF
the British North American provinces on tbs
subject of the interco1enial railway. To this
Nc entirely agreed. have, &c.
EDWARD CARDwFLL
, 1865-07-06
BOARD Of EDUCATION,
Bids on the HeW School lousa-.-Gefnan In
the Public Seheols---Salarls Of TeIsh.
ers---The Board Votes IA fnerese
Them Text Books, ae.

The regular monthly meeting Ct The Board oi
Education. adjourned from Tuesd,v nm arenu.t
-" ha,a G"uoa ,sD. VI %, nauonal ann1vers1fy'
"as aelu iasl esennk u he soo'ns Of the Board,
On Aasale street. the President, Inspector c. N,
aolden. IN the chaIf. There we're also present,
Inspectors Bailan'yne, BlackmAp, Drentnpfs. III.
tenIhzf, Foster. Gnlltor6, Leavttt, RYDER steele.
I1r Khsm and Wentworth, and Superlnteudeot
Plsknrd..
approved. The Committee on Building. aaGi
Gt1pnts repeIts TINT the Bo4rt Of Public WosIss
bad advertised fos contracts for the erection Of the
ln reply, Of which the following are the iowesr:
Masonry, xlt. o.t7; cut stone uork, F9,75i; car
pentsr and toiners' work, sla,1f0; ta work,
tai amount Of these bids IVES aeout M. .O,0. Tho
report Was accepted.
n Inspector Blsekman moved that The Board Of
as they ray dean best for te drters.,a ~ PIE ~
at ft s1S sss sh sa;Se security
School Buitc ing, according to the ntlana .nd
specifications submitted, and that he f archttsct
cd,''su Carried. ~ 'aps'tn'eno each construction.
Inspector Brentano, OF the Special Commtttee
on The c1pet1eney OF ln.tlucting ths etudents 0f
ported in favor Of such tuition. eoneias,tnH te
it tNould be found advantageous not oniy Il % iSs
children Of em,grants. but aiso to ,he chtiatcn IL @
who speak EDstIsh snea yonld b found 10 gain
pu9ss by an acquaintance with othtrs. The IN
ttoduct1on Of Iuittcn il, f3ernen N tba p;nt. ~
School, trss cited as an acknowiedement nf tne
fupd to be q dtsidt Fdtum. The cxner,ents ~ n
The Public Schoo,s 1t Cfnctun ri wa af,n nnn,ed ~
In tnpport Of the views Of the comtn,ttse. in
RESOLUTIONS: ~ ~~s PA''sA'e@ '1' 1'i4'"1ns
RfsoiEfd. Thai Instruction in fhe ac,nnr Law
s,nsce shall he y MARI nf ina ranraa ~ tnst,c ny -
Pnh1c schooi. * 1ho n rity of Ehteson ~ 'o'aon In
Etsnftff Tint eurh tn1i1on .k,{i ho .,tn.., =.
soou a. nrsct,cahe in At leaf one ~ he n3stre3
Schools OF each division Of he civ. NDe 0'7S'1s'
Rxsoirtd, Thsr the Committee IN Text Roota
strncfei tn seisct me srhnnl NJ esch ~ fhn h,1i
slous ofthe city, la whtch school the t;ermsn a..
rnnre ahaI, hs }ancht tn ali sho,n eharan 9s .au
, 1865-07-06
Murder In MISwaukee-A Physician
Shot In his own House.
Hmm ths Aii1unan1taa Gantinel Sfh /


The Inhabitants Of tho Second Ward were
startled last evening by the report that DR..
Charles Warnecke had been shot. Our re-
porter Was enabled to gain the following par
ttcullrs:
"Henry Boebe1, who keeps saloon faw
doors north OF Dr.. WaD:cke'5 drug store,
was noticed during the evening with short
caEblne promenadtng rbout the sidewalk, and
occasionally firing the gun in the air. He
WaslobserVed once to 20 10 the Doctor's door
and look in, but come ladies' being there went
sway again. About nine o'clock he returned,
Looked In at the door, and seeing no cne pre-.
sent but the Doctor lifted bis gun, and with
como mprecation IN German, shot him, the
ball taking elect in the thigh, and, coming
out behind, e1ruck the counter nnd fell on
the floor. 1t must have severed the main ar
terry, as the victim bled to death In very
short time. Boebe1 then walked back to his
saloon, where he was arrested aud put in
safe keeping. Thc'gun could not be found
anywhere.
boebel is said to have been drunk, aud 1t
Is supposed that the difficulty between Dr..
Wa1nccke and Col Inns Boebel, the mur :
dere1's brother, which eliminated In suis
for damages few weeks ago, was In some
manner the prime cause Of this dastardly
murder. We fofbear comment upon thus
case until after the curoner's inquest The
murdered man vas about forty.sever years
of are, had wife and IN infant child, and
vas, VIC understand, man Of good eaaeac"
ter. socially,
, 1865-07-06

IMa1GRAT1oS 70 W1scoSs4S.-lmmigrants
from TIC old country to Wisconsin, hlinnes-
ota and Iowa are constantly passing through
last q rarty Of eighty immigrants from Hols-
tein came in on the Lake Shore road on
"wednesday party Of forty arrived from Den
mark. qnd on Thursday about fifty Bohe.
m:ars arrived and took passage for Berlin, In
this State. This population, flowing IN upon
US from abroad, nearly all takes the st. Paul
Railway westward. and is composed mostly
Of hardy and Intelligent young men and VIC
wheIe xith to purchase !ands.--dfaaauk'e Sen'
tsael, Sd.
, 1865-07-06

NAVY UXF1ETXIYx,
BrxXAu Or YAEp4 ANp DOCKS, Dec. 80, $3.50.
Nes7rs. UoaTZrEgn d sMITH. P1tssb1rE. P1-:
G1STL1Axx: About fur Jears stnee, NY AttentioA
1t the time perfect mAfr7r 10 dyspe7a1a In ~ ot n
tetr1nc tormA: indeed. had not known for nx Tes1
n uninterrupted nj shts sleep. Icommtneed thaua1
Of your Btsrs, aIeept that tho dcse Hss feaucsd d
one. .haif aad l0nnd mJeT Euch. .ytT much beue1sl8
but i have ever since taken dose IN ths mor1tnG.
Immediately ris1ux. dat1E Il TO act ~ tonic ~
pecultAity In lne effect of your Bitsts On ms. Hhae
Il uaJ be vel 10 ss1ts. II from any causs should ~
TouF Bitters relieves me in tneen minutes In coo.
einsion ny with al sincerity and truth would -
ters tpUnt me. md ho3 which thsy have 1nqaeEaa0F
sbly 1eusred ne, for ~ the money y the World.
JOHN r. BR0HALdR, Entaf 1AA
, 1865-07-06
DIR. Bakers Specific

Is the ONLY SSFE and RELIABLE Remedy fo3
the CURE OF sPERAA T0IusaEA, generally termed
EXCESSIVE INDuLGESCH, which ID now 40 FKAH.
FULLY PREVALENT in all parts Of the country,
, 1865-07-06
READ KKY. n. B. LEg3 LETTER.

MtsG3. HosTErTH d SxrTE:
axxTL1xrN: have used }our Blrsaf during ~
fast IL Weeks feel 1t cue 70 9o7 ana ttae pan
fneyey Wfo1e pug fior any one, md Ahhor 6yE5s
thiaE tha: sayort of GnAcxe!Y But your nitsosa .
Of shs dhy being patent alike TO al and e11cuJ WA5
the7 pEolc.s y he 1heY a5e rot advertised 70 Esz
n The aleTlstion a1l u tlmAte healing OF many of ~
most common lnatultles OF the ood{. and thls ta19
Viil accomplish. lhad been u1Wcu Ter TWO mdHthI
{. Is usua wlsa ne during tne spr,nx. VA niiia
11d suffering ron ta:!xesuoa md general dts.e!1
OF tho mucous membrane: AID though cpmpallo8 ~
keep 1T wor4 In tbs discharge Of ny professional -
ties, waa very weak. Of y 5eov compilation, no eR1o
had been taking Jour bltteFs week NJ v!Gox -
turned the nalcw complexion VIA ~ gone. -
III application which 20 recently were 10 vary tkSo
anl hurceu.one TO me-. When used yau< BttE77
felt cnanye syrry day. Tnrse are iatts. AL mi
enca lust bo made By each Individual tor Etnsetf.
Yon15 respectfully. Y B LIZ.
, 1865-07-06
DIR. a.ABT'EKLY'N
IODINE AND SARSApARbllA.

This u the ouly thar Will diseases azsoE
lrQM an iMpEEe state Of tne blood III: