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en the most favorable terms ---
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PAWNBROKERS.

AOc SEVENTH STREET. AQH
TO PERSONS RENOVATING.
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trict. and wishing TO reduce it as much as pos
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PAPERHANGINGs, WINDOW SHADES, . ~
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORD AND TASSELS,
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CABINETS, BOOK SHELVES, &C.,
Also. always on exhibition and sale few choice
PAINTINGS and ENGRAV1NGS.
To those needing the above We would say please
call and examine our Goods, and compare quality
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The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16
NORTHERN ELECTIONS.

p.v,,,n;. shsrswooa. the Democratic can
.... i. sa.,em. Coas, Judge, has been elected bs
-, 4 900 majority. The Republican majority 70
.,.,,v.ri. las, year. a The Governors eeenon' was
H,l7s. a.,,.
...,A. .n,ll maiority. though i isstih ~ douess
~ r,n B. decided only BY the Official count. Ine
n-~.er.,s have small majority 10 both houses o
.A.f.v;slasure. Negro suffrage was de'ea'ed' 'ne
,,,,o,,,y .sains, ii being about 10000. 10 ONO
,-,., :, The election for Secretary Of State. me
Reoublie.n majority was 1885. sSse
lsfn5;ana and Iowa. have alsa been carried oy 'ns
Bsmscrsse. a 49, q
81, gou. 4, the election of Secretary Of state, 10
iess. the pepubliesn msjariy Was 3s.4i1.
,,a .eraant Of these victories Of the Demoersas
..s,. gx.Presidsnt Funkin Pierce vas seisnaoe'
!, Concord. n. H.. on "Wednesday oshs she s'A in''
81 sAieh occasion he said:
af v.rn you, nv friends 10 note ihs 'ae' 'ha'
d.. ,,;umph.. whatever they may he. are no rAns
,sianph.. The peopl. have risen IN their majesty
.;,h a.cisa.nss. of,heir power. and ,daesaffins
n.,,v lines and parry aspirations have bsea silently
,..iserine whai belongs 20 Them, ,hsf children and
tAeirssnn,ry, i.r -,
Lthink the srea, battle has beea fSught and won
n Assssal.s ste sisnican, in nohins else they are
/. ,his: ihs. ihe white r.ce-aar rsce-ths German
f,aIi.a. French. Irish. Scotch and Anglo saxon
.,s min 70 be the g nnoling power IN this consin
ent."
,Rssusns frsa csaneciicsi shos that in one hund
,.a and sixteen tosns. ,hs katicaIs haze gainei
fkie ana the Democrats tDeaiy thrs, which. wii
esus thirty. siae memers, and this gives handsome
saisi,y 10 he Democrats 90 joint baO, in the ner'
Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16
NASS

THr RI0Hr ASswEN.--A Jcwish mast,
nnee gave his scholars question Ia snsW - \
viz !" What was the bes, thing that !, Is
could have :" One Of the papIs came ma
said that gorl eye was the best ,h,nv
which. in the Jews Specification. is L libe.
raj and cahteLte'l disposition. A secoad
came and said that good co.apanian w,s
.he best thing In The world. a third said
that good ne,ghbar was the best thing ne
could desire. "A fourth said ne preferred
q man that could farsre lhngs II come
ths, is, wise pcrssn. Bnt VI last there
came one Eleazer, and he said pure heart
was better Than all.
fhe master heard them all, but replied
onlvto the lasi. which lie considered cuula
not BE- surpassed. r
True" he said, /" thou hast comprr-
headed in twn words all that The rest have
said. For NJ that hath pure heart viii
be beth contented. and gond conpahiou,
good neighbor. and easily see what he
rugh, to do. ard the best way of ,loingn.'
A man in Milwaukee said 4 city lot and
. Suburban arm furovrr City thousand dol.
lars. which came into his hand b, sst..e fore.
eipsure of seven hundred dollar morissg..
A new grass isspringing sp in the Sputl-
rrn States. l,appesrs 10 be dwarf clovrt,
Is very thick SET. covering the ~sr,h wiiha a
brautifal carpet of greco. Il Is much
reIishej bv cattle. and is a complcte en-.
letm'nsiar "f bermuda. JONI. srdgs. spi
.ther gras.e,. Ia M"iiile Georgis il i.
very 1bandanl. aud Is attracting much at.
teulinn.
NnRs NosK roR C.saREss "A eea.i-
derADle pnr,,on of the tim. of me iast SIS.
s.sn ai coasre.s VAS occupied in prepars.
tinns ier soleun in1ai,iii.n Ia deler,sine
whether the State g..eramrni> ct! Ken.
tuels sni Mar, land az fepnhllran IN fvsrs
fhl. "a. done siinaiv beeaus- thst had
.larsd 10 give Democratic msjsritie.. S.s
that penusslsanla and OHIO hssr dane
prsrs>sIy Tie san,r thug nes Ce.gSes4.
.anal cnm ni,ier will have 10 be ra,,rd is
I'agune into The genuine rrpabl,rsnism ~
ihrit Turns o. government. ss
IL II a-ad lsl,cr oIhcr from the army :,
I'nlurnbia. .Srvbern ., G,llsb orr. -. !.
II rsiniing rrprrsrnIin. lss ci i'lrrn fed.
II. h"rsr. The drpsrtm.nl viii rr.i ~
lie painiins % The a~nrr On sati.iaeInry
praof. Address the iAirl assistant post
~ ,.ter general.
Fir pnp.lat,an ~ china i abaai four
har,rrd m,llIan,; laat ~ Japan lSriy nj.
liens marr Ihes- two csantrie, eanisia
arasl, hall the pe?sli,,pn of Ihr globe.
| PniIadeiph,s p-vs III handrr,l thnaand
doilsrs srar 10 have rs streets lIshlrl.
A n~s printing prrss has been Invented
at No,saiS. c.. that sIIl print $1,000
lp.pers an hour.
A Telegram frnm Hisans. cubi, an.
nnanees that the Juice "( the female Yer.
bsna leaf i. sure remedy Tor yrllos ie,et
The Pe.byirrian syacd nf this state Nil
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16
n.yrD.o, collroE. I'VE are yral,6ed !,

lIasIp,os coLLE0E. We are graiiied to
earn lnat ,his Institution. (iocsIrd ~ ,aIIes
norlh Oi Charlotte. IA. Just doubled the
DumOef Of student, thi. se.sIuh that Il lad
i..l. uadrr the administration u DR.. Ne
Ph4ll. u,s new President. aud h., able
eoip. ol assistants. the College ls r.pdly
gaming in public issDr. II Is one u lhr
cheapest IasiiiBti0n, ia the South. .nI 8,
,sao.sd from ali temptations To Nce. Ne
can truly cay that It Is sale place lor
Dgns mea MO de,ne comple,e sIuca
rn. ciss. DsAyrgl.
fiak.-B.twern q aud . O'Clock oD W ed-
ne.day last. the knehrn ol \. >. Hap.
Esq, 81 ihi. cIiy. toak ice lroin lhr cIe-
ir.s use - .bssInss placed "a The co.s .ng
stoye. the kIche1, together wiih NJ.
Hsrp's resIdencr aud snokrhuuse. and linr
knIsen VI WI. ID. Williams, were eYur.is
consumed. b. r1uaa;l,nar, rhail. ~ u,r
part oI The fire companies. Mr. Niiiaas
residence Vas saved. Raj lfg4is,
rhriadelphs. Oct. >. r. N --rh. X
senur UHicers made : ds.trni o. the ~
| iieit di.:iIleries ia tie subg-bs II thr c,ts
aud @er, driven 81. They returned rera
forced, sOi we're removing I've .i,IIs. ~Nsn
tbry we're .gsin attacked and wers drtvn
La. Pistols and bricks were used. Tie
Deputy u. Is. Maf,lisl received ar serious
MosRds.
Onr Of the rioters ws' ,hsi in the he d
seser4i were hurt 90 both .ids..
RY. McAden, Esq. 81 Alimaner. ha'
seea elected President ~ ths Charlotte
National Bank. asd will paks his t,.i
leBce 10 ttat city.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

!, y rarF...r.. tss oeials,. j. 90 our t.bie. Il
4, publi.hrd.hy Elliott and Shields. Riehmond. ys.
.s y, psf aasan. Ilisdes5ted 10 Agriculture, HO,.
iicuiuse. The Neehsnie Ans. saJ Household Eeono-
fsy. and &c vosi! again reesDneal il % oBi .sri-
.euItusi feais,, sci ~ossay ofIhsi patronage.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

ras Legislature Of Tennessee mel 90 Monday
nh Instant. AM 90 Tnurslay Gov. bJosn was
ia.ugaiaiea. lie appeared in the House Of Repre-
ssa.a,ires "a t,ok ina oath Or Office. His lnangu.
tsl sidress sss read sy bis private Secretary.
A dispa.rA 10 the cineinnalti conmsrtial say
Cha, ID seems % b conceded that Cos. BfoEa!oS wl
IA slscasi 70 the United States Ssalis. n Plase oi
Pa,ssrsoa. wh,ss tine expires On March 4lh.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

A NgoRo wosAS's RloHr or DowRR.--
An interesting and novel Gaze was de-
sidei b, Judge Shsffey Al The recen, tern
81 our Circu,I Court Reuben Howard. a
Zee nesro. /" acquired" h,. wife MIly. a
,layc. by purchase some years before Tie
ms,. Is, Iii. will, OF date March 4. 1854.
lie rmaneipaled has vile a. his death. lie
,l,ed 20 1865. and hI. estate Is not Sufficient
90 par his nebls IL hls ~if. IS entitled 10
dover. This was ii,e 4ar.iioa 10 the case
|" IL MilIy Howard sniitied TO dow,ri"
Judge Sheife, decided that she i.
Lexisgiya G.slRe.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

n ra. Lar. Box bt November 10. s.sn
rsss.,.d esstsnins ,hs fs.sien plate .ad osher ie
slgrssng. as s.uaL IL literary JePsrinsat Is fIiei
-iih q1ils interesting saJ a.sfal matter nsiotsaing
IL al respect. IL F,siii a ss No IN The ffsl e.a.'
sf assiealisa. 2lias KID. ras wiee 50 per snaan
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

: We learn % - press. ltst Ihs ordsf fsf ihs
ELECTION of Delss.ss. 70 ihe csaaiivta0ai csuscn
lsa III ba ISSUED il lss dsys, ,saI ,balihs eecIIan
sal % heia shout mlgdls u No.sa,b4L
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

Co scisisH b. decided that d.pe,y Pea.
.rs4,. asi'c 70 acknowledgements ior P,Fij.i
a,s4i - ss..l.ie. .sa 10 M "a.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

rae friends of Gen. Cliasnan will Be pleased 70
lsua thai The acciIsal hs reesatlY ma v ah IN the
city Of Sss York wil nos rs.alt % seriously a. am
siepsisI. The editor u ina Charlotte Democrsi, who
rsess,ly sas bin "a y. h he ilmoa entirely
sssossred from The injurr 70 has eye rhs 80 bal
-as no. oss oat, and as.lh.f Is he si,hl materially
s.isreJ, lhosgh be had suffered sesepl,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

- BEus's Pxassa's - PIisTsss ALxAsAe
so he yen 1858 . us al - a,e insesisf . M
pabsshr isr eopy. I. y ~sH go,ias op. snd "
s8dsloa u D. cslcaiaos. b.. mu.A psf4I matter.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

/. ~ Dra1r or 4 Rucsss ar LAss 40 Wa
lslsiA.-We sa< IN recsiLt u . work bearing the
ssvsits, ssI from he pablishins tOass Of Z. j.
Hale and 's9n ss dsusy sirset. Nss Yotk. Ths
sotk i. neatly ssss ,nI !, panlei 10 lbs ira s'JI'
u ypsgrsph,e s<s.a-r. Il. content. are isierssI
isg. and dJusIess 81 ,i.in 40 extensive care Ia
i,sa.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

~ We sss .aaaasesd IN sons n suf srchsngss
sl. Jssla Il d. 1. : i.ss formerly Brh,p of Notlh
caseis~,
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16

Re,i.,rs.ian n wiining ion Is c ss,nlet {
u oos sp: waite 7js; Black 1,s5?.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16
obituary..

Del. ~ Nsrssrn. al the r,sdsn,s n Mnlis nsl.
,st kssnli-d.aihlsf. aa N. i1h Of ss,a,n,bef los.
VI. fEAps FAUrErr. 10 IL. .sssn,, 6nh ,s.,
- b., ass. The deceased "a. horn IN Or,rs. eeus
~. sod sP 9" iew months p,,ceiisr hs' dsa,s h,i
f,siled IN ,his place. Size vac esa.islsni hsmb-f
of The Bspii.i Church % Mar Hi fof mae ,hsat
sasues of century. ,nd .rhikisj IN he, death /,
frm an abiding t.ith that ; sIiboush bsf s.'ssiy
i.b. .mici. sas dissolved shs h,i hsu. na n,h
arh hands. eternal in The heavens snd that b1
pint saul ssou bs 10 he p,..ene, q ih,f ss,isp
whom he bad % long .nd fIi,hiuly .s,sl ~h,Is on
ssns. she leave. miny f,iends ani rcls,i,. Is
noun their los. Cos.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1867-10-16
DlrFIcuLrS IN NORFOLK COUNTY.

Norfolf. October 9. During the war aud
since negroes have sqnatted on sarius farms
ii Norfolk county. and some trouble has
been experienced 10 effecting their removal.
Seyeral officers of the Freedmen's Bureau
have Just returned from fruitless effort oi
this kind. They went to Mr.. w. f. Tay-
lor's Willoughby Point iarm, about ten
miles distant, and endeavnred TO persuade
TIE negroes wlro Mad taken possession to 60
to General Wise's farm, which had been
leased for theirus They found the ne
sroes armed, and resolntely determined not
u move their quarters. Fearing personal
violence from the turbulen. conduct of the
negroes. the officers were, compelled 20
leave without efecting their purpose.
au l.. sa
FOREIGN. s.a
The Reyolufionists are invading Rnms
On all sides. The Garibaljians whipped the
Papal troops near the Ambrozia frontier. n
Prussia approves Of ltaly's appeal from
The treaty stipulations requiring her to de-
lend thesintegrity Of the Papal dominions.
Florence, Oct Sat B,aritz, the fol-
lowing plan has been agreed upon. Italy
is TO take possession ot Rome. the Pipe TO
remain until his death. when his temporal
power will cease. In Florence, IL isAsid
that the Garibaldians a'e marching M Rome.
/ The Flnrenee press urge the government
to Intercept them. a
Garibald had issued an address deoounc.
ing RataIzI. s,i &c
The Ashe,ille News and Farmer men
tions the arrival. in that tosn. Of faniy
Of Swiss Einigrants. who were induced TO
90 to Buneombe by wealthy and infelli.
GENT gentleman from Switzerland. VINO
has been sojourning in the lnouniains. The
News SAYS:
" These emigrsnts are Of the right sort.
They are not picked up omiscuausly. but
eone among Us endorsed as ihlelligen; and
respectable farmers. and by pruper en-
coursgement IRON our people NAV be made
to form nucleus around which the tiious-
ands Of similar people would undoubtedly
gaIhr. ia a very short time. Even now
thirty other families are awaiting the re.
port Of those now here. aud il that report
i favorable, = tide &c Immigration vii! set
in tpw ards this srcIIon that slIl snon drive
oat our present unreliable and Ignorant
labor, and replace Il 18th an intelligent and
industrious proplr, who Will help bald our
make our mountains blossom a. the rnsr.'
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

RELIGIOUS NOTICE.
- The Rev d. Robert Nal. l.is Of al.bas,
-ilI comnsncs series q feIissu. sefsioss 10 ,h'
Presbyterian Church 10 Hdl.bs'oesh, 90 TbsrsdsJ.
light ihs l7ih in~sni.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-17
Mitchell's Biographies at Johnson's
New National Readers at Johnson's.

HoRRID Academia man some time since was
repairing gas leak, corner of 28th street and 9th
Avenue, New York. He went into the excavation
and then lit match. An explosion of the gas took
place. and the man was much burneo. DIR. TOBIAS
Venitian Linament applied freely, and in three
days he was about his business in the Manhattan
Gas Works as well as ever His name is Samuel f.
Waters. This is one of the wonderful cures made
by DR.. TOBIAS celebrated Venitian Liniment 1t is
not only good for Burns but for Old Sores Bruises,
Chronic Rheumatism sore Threats, Cuts, Insect
stings, Pains in the Limbs, Chest and Back; also
internally, for Collie, Cramps, Diarrhea, Dysentary
and Group. 1t is perfectly innocent to take inter
naly, and is the best family medicine in the world
Orders are received all over Europe for it. The
most celebrated Physicians recommend tit never
fails. Dr. TOBIAS puts up every drop himself. Sold
by all druggists at 50 cents and 81 per bottle.-De
pot S. CORTLAND street, New York. Avis.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-17
The Issue before the. People,

The paramount issue before the people to
be determined this fall is that of reoonstruc-
tion This question is one of vital interest,
and really overshadows all others in impor-
tance The policy of the Republican party
looks to an immediate restoration of the
Southern States to their just and proper
condition in the Union, in accordance with
the new order of things brought about by
the war An early settlement of this ques-
ton is what the Republican party aim to
achieve. The reconstruc ton of the states
lately in rebellion, would have been accom-.
pished ere this, had it not been for the
obstacles and interferences, under the adj
ministration Of Andrew johnson, aided aud
abetted by the Democratic party.
johnson Democratic asc endancy, can only
result III the embarrassment of early recon-
siruction In the present national con.
dielon OF the country, all the Democratic
arty can do at most, is to obstruct or DELAY
recohst' uctlon 1t can foment opposition
at the south, Zen courage enmity to the right
ful government, create dissentions, invent
difficulties and produce troubles But it
will be morally impossible for the Demo
cratic party, to inaugurate and carry into
operation any plan of its own during the
next two years, unless it be by violent rev.
olution. Even should the Democratic party
be generally successful the present fall, it
would not defeat the Congressional plan of
reconstruction although it would distract
and delay by rendering the opposition more
violent especially in the States now out of
their proper relation TO the Union. Demo.
cratic success, is therefore confusion a tr;-
umph OF the Democracy is a triumph Of au-
archy victory over republican, SIN is q
victory over law. The Republican party
has the power il its hands, 20 complete the
work 1t has begun; Congress has indicated
a plan OF reconstruction, and it haareceived
the sanction Of the people; it will be car
ried out with irmness. The success of tbe
Democratic party can only embarrass, not
prevent.
The question then before the people is,
shall the seeded States have an early res
'0ia''on to the Union, upon the basis Of lib
ef'y Pad equality, or shall a peaceful aa-
Astment be delayed and the country have
dlscord and distraction Democracy does
not like the way Congress proposes to read
just the relations of the lately revolted
States Its plan, if plan it may be said to
have, is to open wide the door, and let in
all rebeldom without restriction; so that
by the strength of numbers, the unwashed
democracy south, may be united to their
sympathetic democratic help-meets north.
The two wings of the party-south and
north, long for a political embrace; they
| desire to see the ancient regime restored,
which plants its foot on the neck of the
poor and defenseless, and enjoys the fruit
of unrequited toll.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-17
Influence Of Small Democratic Triumphs

Influence Of Small Democratic Triumphs.
The temporary Democratic triumphs of
that party in Ohio and Pennsylvania, has
had marked influence, in giving new life
to the rebel element throughout the South.
Judging from the expressions Of southern
newspapers, no class of persons in the whole
country are more juhilant over the result
in Ohio and Pennsylvania, than the south
erp rebels, whose hands have been red with
the blood of our Union soldiers. From
Richmond to New Orleans, and from Arkan-
sas to Texas, the men who led on the rebel
armies, and who were intent on the destruc-
ton Of the Union. now join their voices
with northern Democrats in celebrating
what they suppose to be victory over I'm
ion Republicanism, Every unconstructed
leader of southern treason, now manifests
an intense interest in the success of north,
ern Democracy. From the great traitor
JEFF. Davis, down to the lowest ex-slave
driver, there is one common sentiment of
fellow feeling, and intense sympathy for the
Democratic party. Who will say in view
Of the existing facts, that the democracy of
the north and the rebel democracy of the
south, are not in unity? Does not the
southern democratic press, and the speeches
of southern democratic leaders, show un,
mistakably this to be the fact.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-17
A Word to the Republicans of Kenosha
Comfy,


The result of the late elections in Ohio
and Pennsylvania, should be lesson to the
Republicans of this county, that inactivity
and indifference, cannot be INDUCED, with
out damaging consequences. The enemies
of the Republican party, and of Republican
measures, are precisely the same now, they
have been during the past six years. There
was "a ere in the rear" party during the
war; and that is still the same party, ar
rayed against the Republican party. Our
Republican friends may as well comprehend
the fact at once, that the same sort of DEM
ocrats. that they have been contending
with all through the war of the rebellion,
are determined upon desperate effort to
regain power in this State this fall. Every
kind of side issue, which can be turned to
any political account, will be thrust into
the canvass by the democracy. Attempts
will be made to frighten particular classes
rof persons with prospective liquor prohibi-
ton, il Republicans are successful, and still
other classes with Sunday restrictions. APP
peals TO the prejudice, rather than to the
true issues involved, will be relied upon for
success by the democracy. We understand
they boast of prospective gains in this city
aud county, because of their success in
making some. believe, that Republicans
have conspired to cut off the liquor rations
and to restrict Sabbath liberties. We should
be sorry to believe, there are those simple
enough to be caught with such appliances
The Republican organization is not commit
ted as party to these measures. Individ.
uals of any party, have the right to act as
they choose.
We trust that every Republican in the
county. will resolve to act efficiently in
view of the impending crisis; full vote
must be had and the sooner the means are
inaugurated for the securing of that end,
the better.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1867-10-17
SKpEGE.tEK we Y,ECES.
DIR. SCHENCK'S
lPULMONIC SYRUP.

This great medicine cured DIR. j. III. SoHENCK, the
Proprietor, of Pulmonary Consumption when it had
assumed its most formidable aspect, and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable. His physicians pro-
nounced his ncurabe when he commenced
the Use of this simple but powerful remedy His
health was restored in very short time, and no
return of the disease has been apprehended for all
the symptoms quickly disappeared, and his present
weight is more than two hundred pounds
Since his recovery, he has devoted his attention,
exclusively to the of Consumption aud the
diseases which usually complicated with it. and
the cures effected by his medicines have been very
numerous and truly wonderful. DIR. SoHENcE
makes professional visits to of the larger cities
weekly, where he has large concourse of patients
and it is truly astonishing to poor consumptive0
that have to be lifted out of their carriages and in
few months healthy, robust persons. De.
SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP, SEAWEED
TONIC, and MANDRAKE PILLS are generally
ell required in curing Consumption. Full direcs
lions accompany each 50 that any can take them
without seeing Dr.. SoHENuK, but when it is con-
venient it is best to sec him. Ho gives advice Free
but for Thorough examination with his RespromessE
his fee is three dollars.
Please observe, when purchasing, that tho fvvn
lkenesses of the Doctor-one when in the list ptogn
OF Consumption, and the other as he now is. Ia
perfect health--are the Government starIro o.
Sold by ali Druggists and Dealers Prica al En
per bottle, or $3.50 the half dozen. Isy ters for
edvice should always be directed TO DR., sche,clx.
Principal Office, Is North eth ST., PhiiaJe,,bis Pa
General Wholesale Agents: Deness Harnea a. Co.
n. Y, s. S. Hance, Baltimore, Nd +: John d.
Park, Cincinnati Ohio; Walker 81 Taylor, Chcseo.
Ill. Collins Bros St Louis, NO I'D ". ca. no. W