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1 LLCOCK : PDRUS pLASrERS.
LAME BACK

New York, Nov. %, 1879
T. AIICnCK & Go --Gon'lrmcu. lately suffer-
severely from II weakness ia my hack. Having
heard vuur pll,tcr> much recommended frI cip Z,
# ,h- Kind, procure one. and the result WAS all
I could desire. \ single llistcr cured me in a
eek Yours re- pec.iulv.
J. G. BRIGGS, rroprciorot he Bran lrcth House.
CURE OF CEIcK II THE BACK, ANp LuMGAGo.
Lyons, y Y. july /. 1852.
Messrs. ALICoCK 4 Co., Please send me dol
lars worth ui vour l,a,tcrs They have curcd me
Of crick in my back which has troubled me for
some time, and now my father i, going to try them
for Jill :uty about III, heart.
l.. II. SHERWOOD.
Df. Green, No. si3 Broadway. New York. in
forms II, he soil, on Monday, June 23l, 1852. two
pds'ers Ia Il Young woman suffering very severely
rom lumhago. GA Thursday She called to get two
more for friend and then stated how the two
-hc hal purchased on Monday tai relieved her
Immediately after putting them - and CrnEp
uEE N rive DAYS OF Il most distressing pain in her
back aud luuS.
Sold 10y all Druggists. SI:4w
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The Chronicle complains of dearth of
'igious news, and calls upon ministers TO
f rnish items.
Since Rev. A. ID. Smith, d. d., became
President of Dartmouth College, y. Y.
alone, has contributed $50, 900, for its
better endowment.
Rev. Channcey Murray, formerly of
New York City, has brought suit for
SANDER AGAINST Rev. VIM Il. Fu,iis, of
New Haven, Conn, fixing the damages
at Sl0, 1000.
The first Baptist Church in Chicago
is TO have the largest an best organ west
Of the Hudson.
There is said to be powerful revival
of religion in progress at Linchburg. Va.
Seventy persons have publicly request
ed prayers recently in the Second Baptist
Church ut North StOnington, Conn.
Extensive reyivals are reported as in
progress in connection with the Baptist
Churches in Baltimore and Philadelphia.
Rev. Mr. Earle, the revvalist preacher,
who laborcd at burlington last winter, is
now preaching with considerable success
in San Francisco.
During the last 35 years. 10000 SER
mons have been preached by ministers Of
the Baptist denomination in the State of
New Jersey.
The Centenary contributions OF the
Detroit Meihodsis foot up $4,000
There are GA ministers, l,JS3 con
! gregalions, and l0l.4 39 members in the
Lutheran Churches of the United States
Their contributions, during the past year,
amounted TO 1929, 900.
The first Catholic Church built in
Boston was dedicated in 1903. John
Adams. then President of the United
States, contributed one hundred dollars
toward building it.
Rev. l. A. Austin of Orwell, has de-
ciDed a call from the Congregational
church of North Cornwall, Conn.
Rev. w. Smart of benson, who was
chaplain Of the 18th VI. Reg. is prepar-
ing lecture on 'lhe battle of Getlys-
burg
Bishop Hopkins has returned to Bur
lington from his Southern tour, having
consccrated Bishop Wilmer of Louisiana,
and Bishop Cummins of Kentucky
The Rev. p. B. Morgan. Of the diocese
of Mass, has been, and is now, holding
in st. Pauls (EpiscopaD Church, vergen-
mes, series Of successful meetiigs, ac-
cording to the "Order of the Evanse-
lists"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
V,R. SCHENCKS NEW OFFICE.


IL DR.. j. II. SCHENCK Of Philadelphia has
opened an Office on sccJiil floor oil No. 30 Hanover
Stre,t Boston, where lie will be professionally
every Wednesday, from to g. Every person
C jnplainins with Consumption or any discus
lea Ing To- 1t l. invi ell to call on linn. lie gives
advi,o tree but for II thur,u ii cNanihal ion with
lis hespi omoier the charge IL live dollars.
DrSCdenCk can explain to patients very correct
" the Stage of their disease, anl how ~ use his
me lcines, namely, his Pdmonic Syrup, Scawccd
Tonic and Mandrake Pills without The use OF the
Respirumctcr; tut by 1t he can tell exactly how
lar The lungs are gone, and what part also whoth-
CT it Is 1uberculous, Pulmonary, Bronchial or
Dvspeptic Consumption or whe loi il is merely
an liberated throat aud catarlh, or irJm Liver
Com ilant.
llis me ,icincs have full directions, so any one
can take them without seeing Him, but il ltv live
near hy and are well enough it is best to see him.
All three oi Ills medicines required in nearly
every ease Of lung disease, for it Is impossible to
cure Consumption unless the stomach and liver
are kept in perfect order. IL get lungs in heal
ing condition the stomach must I've cleiused, and
an appetite tor good rich food created. so To
make good hluod before the lungs will hcgin to
heal then the chills and night swelts will stop,
and the eNpcctnfatun becomes irru AMI easy.
ii X cps full supply Utmclcimcs at his rooms,
Which can lie Lad at all tines.
Ir.ce OF the PnlmUnic Syrup AMI Seawccd Tonic,
each II 30 per huitlc, Oi 500 lie half dozen.
Mandrake Pills, 20 cents per boN.
GEO. c GOODWIN * CO.. IS Hanover street,
Bosom, General Wholesale gents for the New
l. gland States.
or sale 10y all drusgists. 3j;1y
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w PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PATS KILLER!
1t not only the ills 1T the human family but
Is also the sure rene lv for horses with collie 1t
has never been known fail in cure Of the worst
eases; and for >prans, gals etc, it never FAM
try II once. Objections ace mpanv each hottN
Sold by Druggists gcncrally.-K,nton County.
Ky Democrat.
We ask the attention Of the public to this long
tested and unrivallel family medicine.
The PMN KILLER is, by universal consent, al
lowed to have won for itself reputation unsur-
pass d in the history of medical preparations. it,
ius'antaueou. effect in the entire eradication aud
extinction of pain in all It's forms incidental to te
human family, AMI the unsolicited written and
verbal testimony Of the masses in it, favor have
been. and are, its own best advertisement. 81 4w
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A Outward applications are time and money
thrown away. The only permanent cute is Dr.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE. - YouNG's

4t1 GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WoHK, Of Every
one his own Doclur-BeiIfs a Private Instructor
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sent to any one on the receipt Of Fifty Cents. Adj
drcs, DR.. WM. YOUNG, No. 4i9, Spruce Street,
above Fourth. Philadelphia. 2ily
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TTO OWNERS OF HORSES AND


TOBIAS DERBY CoSDiTIoS PowDEVs are war
rantvd superior to any other, or no pay, tor the
cure Of Dstcmper, Worms, EotS, Coughs, Hide
bound Colds. Sc. in Horses and Colds. Coughs,
loss Of Milk Black Tongue. Horn Discmper,
&C., in Cattle. These Powders were formerly put
up by Simpson |. Tobias. son Of DR.. Tobias, aud,
since his death. the demand has been 10 great TOR
them, that DR.. Tobias has continued to nanuiac.
turc thom They are perfectly safe and innocent
no need of stopping the work Of your animals.
They increase the appetite, givea fine coat, cleanse
the stomach and urinary organs also Increase the
milk OF cows. Try them, and YOU will never be
Wi,hout them. Hiram Woodruff the celebrated
trainer Of trutting horse has them iU, ears,
and recommends them to his friends. Col PhilO
L. Bush. uf the Jerome taco Course, Fordhnm, n.
Y, would not use them until he was told If what
they are composed, ,ince which le is never with
out them. lie has over 20 running horses In his
charge, and for the last three year, has used nc
other medicine for them lie has kindly permit ted
me to refer any one to him. over 1000 other ret
crrnccs can be seen at the depot. Sold 10y Drug
gists aud Saddlcrs. Price % cents lcr box. DE.
pot, 56 Cortlandt st , New York. 3j;7W
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A advertisement.


Matters Of business have kept us for nearly five
weeks from the Bread Loaf, but again we have
returned to the spo; and hope no more 10 leave it
for any such length of time. We have now our
arrangements nearly completed for the addition IT
a wing to the Hotel, so that another teas,.n III,
will be room sufficient fol iull company {
boarders, In this connection, we are happy -
say that, already, large nunbar bave Spoken to
u for beard during the next season, amorg N, t.,
those Of both sexes whose social qualities nu /
add much to the attractions Of the place.
In the meantime. the Inn will he kept orcn and
Oyster Suppers can he had through the white
with all the accommodations Of the Inn. Charge
per couple, 80. OF 81 each to family psrtics
JOSEPH BAITElI.
kEtap. ", oetoleg 2g:h, 1885, s1f
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CTATE OF vERMUNT--Distlic. of

u AI1isOn, -
HE Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
10 all persons interested IN the property #
Fanny Svillcc and Ada Solldcc, minors aud heirs
OF Calvin Sullacc, dccea, cd. Greciing:
James SAKE. guardian e the aforesaid minors,
having made Application to this court for license
% sell all the real estate Of lis sai wards situated
III this State for the purpose Of putting the same
Mt interest Therefore
luu are hereby np,iicl to appear before said
PROBATE Court, at the PROBATE pHirc IN Mi'Idiemry,
in said distIict. Monday. the 17iI day u Dec
emher next tlSG6L at ten O'Clock in the ioreno"ii,
t. show cause, il any YOU have, why said license
should not lie granted.
Date. at Middlchury. aiort said, this 2Srd day
OF November, 4. u. 1896.
55.3w CALVIN G.. TlI.DEN, Judge.
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GTATE OF VERMONT. = Addison

- County ss.
To the Hon. s prcnc Court to he held at idle
bury, Ni,hin ami for the County of Addison.
on the first Moud,, after the third Tuesday Of
January. \. ID. 1867.
The petition OF Helen 4. Francis, Of Midllcbury.
in said County of Addison, humhv shcWcth that
on the 21,t day If March, A. y. 1861, Mt Mattoun,
in the Cot ntv Of Coles, IN the State Of Illinois,
she by the name # Helen A. Smith married
to one Phineas +. Frarcis. If sa,d Mattoon, by
Rev. - Wool, then Il minister Of the Gospel,
officiating n such and re~i'ins at that time ia
sad Matjoon: aud that for more Than three wears
last pa She has resided at said Mildlebur, and
from her said marriage to the prc,cnt time, has
lived with the said rhneas T.. Francis his law
lul vile, IN Tie fltul discharge oi all the duties
Of tic IN ,rried relation; and that the said lincas
F. Francis, during the said time, treated her with
,aioiJdR. scccriiy.
And She further represents, that she is tho
mother, by the ,a'l Phiueas =. Francis, Of two
children, who inors Of the respective ages of
i've months and three -and-unc-la ve.r. And she
further represents that the said phineas J. Fran
c, /, worih She has been Informed aud believes,
in money, nu'cs, ard real estate, the sum Of ten
thousand dollars. That since the hi th OF the
Youngest child above n.ned, the said Phineas i.
Franci, has refused to furnish anything for the
support Of herself and children.
Whcrelo g, she pravs the Hon. Supreme Court
to order and decree that She he divorced from the
said lhincas T. Francis, and declared to lie sole
and single and unmarried: That She he entitled to
the care and custody Of said minor children until
they shall arrive ut tull age: That suitable por-
ton Of the estate Of said pEineaS l.. Francis be
signed to he as her just aIimOnv, and as in duty
bound will ever pray.
Dated at Mildcburv, this IS day of October,
\. u. 1866.
HELEN A. FRANCIS.
I,v her 4 ttornevs. STEWART 4 FoUr.
1t having been made to appear to me. flat the
said lhincas L. Francis i. without this State and
hcvuud the reach Of process. do. thereto re. orcr
thai the said foregoing PETITION together with this
order Ice published three weeks successfully in the
Alitl,llehury Kc.ister-a weekly newspaper PUBLISH
ell at Mid1lelurlSt last of which publication
>ln he at least six weeks prior to the session OF
the Court to which said petition is preferred; AMI
said publication ,ha Uc held and deemed sufficient
notice to said lhiucas l.. Francis To- appear at said
Court. and show cause, it any he has why the
PRAYER Of said petition should net be granted.
Given under my hand at Neriennes, in sail
County, this 25lh dav of October, A. ID. 1866.
33,3w J. PlERPOlNT, Judge Sup. Court.
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CTAwE OF vERMoNT-Districi o

CTATE OF NERMONT-District o
" Addison, ~. rr
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison.
To all persons ihtei es ci IL the estate OF
RACHEL ID. MATTHEWS,
late Of Cornwall, in said district, deceased
GrecfiHgi
J on are hereby notified TO appear lcfOrc saId
Probate Court ut a session thereof to he held at
the Probate Office in Mldlcbnrv, in said district,
nv MONDAY, the 18th day uf Detcnbcr neXt, q.
-. 1860 at ten o'clock in the forenoon, AMI show
cause, IL any You have why an instrument w~>
porting to ~ the last will aisl testament Uf1-,el.'i
u. Matthews, ate oi CUfnssll. dsvsascd IA, 900
not he allowed the Last viii and testament f
sal deceased
DATED at Alidlebury, in said district, this zJd
dry Of November, \. u. II q.
3j;3w CALNIN g. T1f.DEN, Judge
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SsNAllO BREAkS-PANS."
sE1lLCON CALORIC ENGINE co.

w liz & ia ID lrrance St. Providence RI
VI mufIct imrS ol Culoric Engines Of various sizes.
Recent improvements upon the engines have freed
thcm from the difficulties which have heretofore
existed in motors of thi, class. They are now
perfectly reliable for all purposes ,lcre limited
power is requirel, consuming Il small amount OF
fuel; are entirely sale, AMI can he operated by
persons not skilled in mechanics.
STEPHEN WILCOX. Jr.. Agent
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.s 4 IL CAN HAVE Beautiful HAIR"

~ Chevaers Life for the Hair restores
gray hair to It's original color and youthful beauty
strengthens and promotes the growth Of Inc weak
est hair, stops its falling out at once, keeps the
head clean and the scalp healthy: contains moth
I'M; injurious: a delightful hair dressing for clild-
rem as well as elderly persons. Physicians and
Sold NV all druggists aud intelligent hair dresscis
aud at my Office No. 1923 Broai way, NY
At wholesale in iostor 10y Geo G. Goodwin &
CO.. Weeks 4 Potter. NJ. 5. Burr K Co.. Carter &
Wiley. SARAH \. ChENALIER, NJ. ID.
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LNRRONS CF YOUTH.
IL a Cent man WHO suffered for years from
N,rvous Drui,y, 'rcmatufc DECAY, ami ali TIE
effects Of youthful inAi crcii"u. will, for the slh,
Of -u.IcriHs humanity, send tree to all who ut,i
it, the recipe ant directions inr making The ,inpl,
remedy hy which Lee was cmcl Sufferers W>lin-
to puct hv the advertisers experience, can do ST
by addressing
JOHN r. OGDEN.
G9;ly No. j. Chamber ST., New York
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PIRATES Ayp PRIVATEERS

bear t ! oItst merchantmen. Remember that tho
experience at wears. and the very hi chest scientific
endorsements, guarantee the superiority Of
CRlSrADORO'S HAIR DYE
over every other in use 1t is purely vegetable
inialihle ant instantaneous. Manufactured hV j.
CRISTADORO, & Actor House. New York Sold
by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Drc>,crs. 3iw4
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10, 100 ACRES OF LAND WAR
L RANTS Wanted at hi hest cash rates, by
lioHA1IO WODDNAN. No. % Railroad, Court
square Boston, Mass.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
w ANTED = AGENTS. $50 to

w $3.50 a month. Male and Female, TO sell
the Genuine Common Sense Family Sewing Ma
chine. rrice only $40. kvery machine warrant
cd five years, Adj iess H. II. REGISTER & Co.,
Gs Broadway, N Y.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

w an Essay Of warning and instruction for
yourg men also. Dsea e aud Abuses which pre-
natu ely prostate the vital powers, with sure
means Of relief. Sent Free of Charge in scaled
letter envelopes Address, DR.. j. SkIl.LlN
llOUGH1ON, lIowarl Association, Philadelphia
Pa.
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I Owe AND MATRIMONY.

L 4 Any Iady or Gentlemen sending inc an ad-
dressed envelope and stamp, viii receive full
directions for gaining the affections Of the Opposite
sex aud whi,l will enable them to marry happily
! irrespective Of wealth. age or beauty. Address
Mrs. MARIE LEMOIiLE Harlem +. o., New
| York City.
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L INVASION 7

L d. Won wish to have your hair cartciiz"d
from the scalp; No. Then beware of the ncw
brool Of Vitriolii and Cn>iic bye, got MP by
no,trum mon gers, who bear the same relation to
The ne. nnm.i lr Ghnmi.t Tint
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PIONEER LINE or STEAMERS.

For But'n0re, Philadelphia, Ne'e York. ana
Boston, ria Albemarle and Chesapeake
Canal
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BIOS 8 ON ES x 1T H II R q :,
successors to BENZ. Blossom h SOM
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
CorToN, NAVAL STORES, GRAIN, ToBAtco,
Yarns, Sheetings. 30,
No $50 Front Street
New York.

CHAs. W Blossom, !
AaEs B. BLossoA, New YORK.
sIAH b L.. BLOSSOM
gG~Liberal advances made on consignments on
receipt of Bill of Lading.
REFEREScEs The Bank of n. c., and other Banks
atWilmington Newbern, Washington, Tarboro Fay
etteville Raleigh, Salisbury, Charlotte and.Wadcs-
boro, n. G.
A. II McPhecters, Raleigh, n. c., will forward
to us through that place, free offorwardihg COM
mi. nj paying railroad freight, to any shipping
port
Joseph r. Blossom L Co, Wilmington; George II
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rine Insurance as soon as freighted from all places
on all Railroads and Rivers in North and South
Carolina Georgia and Florida, and from all South
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advice of shipment is received or not.
July II, 1865. Typo.
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J.. HUTCHINSON. J. T.. N.
HUTCHINSON & BROWN,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

CHHRLUTIE, ". C,
Having again associated themselves in the practice
of Law, will give faithful attention to all business
entrusted to them in Mecklenburg and the adon-
ing counties
Office in the corner building formerly occupied by
the late Col VIM. A. Owens, nearly opposite the
Charlotte Hotel, where or the other may always
be found,
December Is, 1865. 3mpd.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given, that the Copartnership heretofore
existing under the name and style of Brown, Tate l.
Co, dissolved by mutual consent on the lst day
of July, 1865 The name OF the firm will be used in
liquidation only.
By calling Agent, Mr. Samuel P Alexander,
without delay, debtors can discharge their labili-
ties in United States currency. We will not take
deprecated currency after the LIST day of April 1866
J. L. BROWN,
J. III. TATE,
W. &. STITT
Charlotte, n. C., Dee. IS, 1888 I'm