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A single thistle, dock, or mullen, if al
lowed to perfect its seeds, and to dissemin-
ate them without hindrance, broadcast over
the soil, will entail task of work which it
will require much painful labor to perform.
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The Republican Canvass soutb.

NEW YORK, May 2.-The Tribune says ::
"The Union Republican Committee of Con-
gress are prudently sending canvassers into
the South. Many will follow the few that
have already gone"
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RTH-CAROLINA BANK NOTES +:
Republican Meetings.
RepubIican Mass Meeting.
PRICES OF NoRTH-CARoLINA BANK MOTIF

Republican Mass Meeting.
The colored people of Guilford and adjoining
Counties will hold a mass meeting at High Point
On Saturday, the 18th day of May. Able speak
ers will be present. Their friends of both races
are respectfully invited to attend the meeting.
April 81 1867 45-td.
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Republican Meeting in Wake.

We are requested to state that a Republican
meeting will be held at Lashley's Cross Roads,
Wake County, on the 4th Saturday in May. Able
speeches may be expected.
April 4, 1867. Std.
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MOWER AND REAPER.

WE HAVE IN STORE ONE OF THESE
w celebrated Machines, which we will sell on
accommodating terms.
We have, also, made arrangements to furnish
on short notice, Grain Cradles, Threshing Ma
Chimes Horse Powers, Horse Rakes, Fan Mills,
Cotton Gins, &C., &C.. at manufacturers prices.
B. P. WILLIAMSON & co.
May z, 1867. 19-tf.
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The Markets /.

NEW YORK, Maya.
Cotton dull and lower 27@371.
Gold 81 1851.
LIVERPOOL, May 4.
Cotton firm. Uplands 11s. Orleans 11s
Is 900 bales.
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COTTON PLOWS.
FOR YOUNG MEN!

F. 8. PEARSON, JR., GATE U. s. ARM s T..
begs leave to inform the colorcd citizens Oh III
open a NIGHT SCHOOL in the Hall oil , stT
sBenevolence Association" on Monday, the l''D
of May.
TERMS PER SESSION OF FOUR WEEKS; ~
Reading and Spelling, .................. 81 % %
Lessons in Writing, (extra, d.. ..,...:-octed
No deductions made only in cases OF prGS. ate Of
sickness Pupils charged only from uA''
n B. All of you are going to the PollS'
now is the time to learn, if you will. -. Gam. r.
For further particulars apply to me al st Te
A. Wilson's Barber Shop, Wilmington 1sSh
May 4th, 1867.
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New Advertisements.
Useful PamDhIet.


On hand, at the Standard Office, pamphlet
copies of the Bankrupt Law, the Sherman and
Supplemental Acts, the Howard Amendment,
Congressional Test OATH and Gen. Sickle's Order
suspending the collection of debts. Price, 25
cents.
May 2, 1867. IT,
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Meeting i'm Moore County.

A friend writes us as follows:
"On yesterday we held Union meeting,
and while engaged there was party of Sc
cessionists in the woods near the place shoot
ing off guns, and making all manner of sport.
We can't stand this much longer. The Sc
cessionists of Moore aim to overpower the
loyal men. What shall we do? We are
bound to have some protection, for justice
we can not get. Many don't mind false
swearing. When we rent land, we get but a
third, and often not that"
The colored people will soon have the
ballot. If they will all vote with the Re-
publicans, justice and all their rights will be
secured to them. Meanwhile, if they are
wronged or imposed upon, the military will
come to their aid.
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Maior-General Commanding

That order brought the matter to focus
at once. AS the procession was forbidden to
move till it was obeyed, they soon found
Z. S. flag Git had been pretended that they
couldn't get one.) placed it and guarded 1t
as directed, and were then allowed to pro
coed in order," as they say in Congress.-N.
Y. Tribune.
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Republican Meeting at Haywood, in
Chatham Countv

On the LIST Saturday in June there will be Re-
publican meeting at Haywood, in Chatham Co.
Able speakers will address the people on the
occasion.
April 80, 1867. ltd
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Meeting in Gates County.

At meeting of the colored men of Gates
County, held April 23d, 1867, at New Hope
Church, the object of the meeting was ex-
planned by L. w. Boon, who made an able
Republican speech
The meeting was then organized by call
ing j. A. Green to the Chair, and appointing
Asbury Reid Secretary. On motion of
William Rocks, Abrma Harvey, Thomas
Butler, Alonzo Green, and Willis Hoskins
were appointed a Committee on resolutions.
The Committee reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted:
Resolced, That we hail with delight the
publication of the Great Republic at Wash
ington, D. c., as the organ of the National
Union League; and we will cooperate with
our Union League brethren of the loyal
States in completing the great moral and
political reforms which the suppression of
the rebellion has rendered necessary and
practicable.
Resolced, That we concur with our white
friends and advisers in the adoption of the
words, Union, Liberty and Equality, as a
motto for the Republican party and the flag
of our country.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
j. A. GREEN, Chairman.
AsBURY REID, Secretary.
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Meeting i'm Person County.

We learn from DR.. G. H. Jordan and Rev.
R. P. Martin, colored, that one thousand col
ored people recently assembled at Pleasant
Grove, near Ro&borough, and were address
ed by the gentlemen above named and by
Rev. G. Mayo It was the first time the
beautiful flag of the stars and stripes was
unfurled in old Person over the heads of the
enfranchised colored people. They marched
proudly under it, with great enthusiasm
Mr.. Martin desires us to say that the colored
men of Person are not to be influenced by
threats, hattery, or whisky, but will vote in
solid mass with their friends, the Republi-
cans. This is good news. Let the colored
people of Person do this, and their freedom
and all their rights will be safe.
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Meeting in PasquOtank.

ELIZABETH CITY, April 25, 1867.
MEssRs. EDITORS At a mass meeting of
the colored people of Pasquotank County,
held here on the Goth inst, addresses were
delivered by Messrs. c. L. Cobb, c. c. Pool
Capt. Daughtry, Thos. Sykes and Peter John
ston. At least one thousand persons were
upon the ground and great enthusiasm pre-
vailed. About seventy-fve white people
were present, some of whom were bitter
rebels. They behaved themselves, however
with perfect decorum, and listened with
marked respect to the radical speeches of
the occasion.
At the conclusion of the speeches, Mr.
Pool, at the request of the committee, offered
the following resolution which was adopted
amid great cheers, and without dissenting
voice:
Resolced, That we, the loyal people of
Pasquotank County, heartily endorse the
platform of principles set forth by the Ra-
leigh Convention of the 9th of March, and
do hereby pledge ourselves to stand by the
flag of our country and the Republican
party.
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= - -
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Among the many ros,oraives which nature has sup
p,ied 10 relieve thu afiictons Of humanity, there II
no mora fayOrte for certain class Of disease than
Tho "ncdic,nal gum" OF tho Wild Cherry Treo !;
but however valuable It Ia, Its power to heal. to
soo,h c. 10 relieve and 10 cure s enhanced ten fol
by SC entilc aud judicious combination with other
Ingredients, In themselves Of equal worth. This
happy mingi ling exists To n remarkable degr'e IN
Dr.. Wls,nrs' Balsam Of wild Cherry.
whose value In curing Coughs. Colds. Bronehi'is,
WAooping Cough, Croup, Asthma Pulmonary affection,
aud Ineipisn, Consumption. ,s ipesiinhblc.
strong Testimony.
From BgsJaMIS WuEgLLr, ESQ, Depot Master di
South ROyaiStoa, Nass.
"in the spring of 1853 I was most severely nf'ic'
ed with hard, dry cough. with its usili accom-.
panirpnts OF night swcats, completely proslra,in Z
inv naf,0is system, and producing such drOi'it
,sL stats Of h hlth thui, nit'r trying medical hi'
10 no purpose, had given up all hopes OF ever 70
covering II. had u,.o my friends ~ this singo ~
inn,ters was prevailed upon Il roHsh iha ini,ucncs
ot A uejyhbor to trv Wis'ar'S Balsn Of Wild Cherty
and befor. using bottles. tho atf. ct was almost
ma gica Ny cough cntrciy ton ma the nigh, sweats
dc serted ms ho 70 oncH more elafsd my depressed
spiri.i. uud .pOn had attained my wontGd strength
and ygor T4us haa thit HalilGi. ~ has. often been
literally snn,crad mr from hc .gwGing grave. You
are at liberty 10 use this for tlc benefit Of the
uhrtcd"
Prepared By SETH W. FOwI.E &. son, II Trc
mont 1t Bo.,on ahd fore sale by Druggists gene
Yully
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h. New, GooDs. 1T is not often tha,
&c our local columns for the purpose of
hg the attention Of our readers to the
that this or that man has received II
/ of new goods, or that lie has in any
| rqpldnished that stock bit when we
6der that ID doirg so, weare comforting
(or upon our readers generally, and par
(arly upon those in the vicinity where
bbject of our notice is located, then and
nj then, do we use our columns for that
o.c. The store to which we invite at
Ian is,that of A. MADISON s in jersey
ihisiIounty. lie has an excellent stock
a asssis, and WI! sell them upon the
seasonablc terms, for cash "r'sounfry
~, Give him a call.
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G.y' Mr.. Henry Ward Beoehcr, for whose
election as a delegate to the New York con
stitutional convention the Tribune was ex-
trcmcly anxious, Wis defeated lie was Of
course Republican candidate, but as the
reyolutionists have not forgiven him for the
honest letter he published several months
ago, he was severely cut, running several
hundred votes b.,ind his party ti3ket.
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}. ATTENTION I'VE would direct the
ton Of our realers to the fact that,
RAD KREAMER has replenished his al
large stock of goods, at Jerseytcwn.
! a pretty extensive mercantile dca Ter !;
with his long experience in his line, he
copadent hat he has made a selection
calculated to suit the trade of that
|ity. He deals in every article found
st class country stores. Goods are sold,
Spring, triac lower than last year this
Mr. X. invites the public to an cy-
F,ation of lis large stock. Country pro-
taken i, exchange for goods. y
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The sermon preached by the Rev. J..
Fmm, in the NJ. L. Church at this place,
be Annual Thanksgiving Day Of the
of 0, T., on Saturday the 9th ult. ,
e published in our next issue. 1t was
pd us to late for our first page where
ually publish adiresses) this week. -
nittecs should understand that our pa
issued earlier in the week than any
o others in this place, ana IA order
he same matter should appear in all
apers, tie saa,e ut.A,, the DEMocEAr
4 d receive the copy FIRST.
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Ie accounts Of the firm Of JAcocY
\ as far as sent out for collection
jhands Of the following persons
\ Towmship. --JoHS II. Heller
a GREASY.
f-BESJ. ZIMMERMAN, ?. NJ.
9-U. j. CAMppEIL, y. NJ.
Issa. .-STErHEN BALDY.
Sycreeh, Ctntralia, and .1shlo.I -
RNER.
hrloaf Township, bills for collection
b placed inthe ,hsnds of MoNTGoM,
I, to whom payment is requested
le atthe earliest convenience.
1t Township, all persons knowing
Is in arrears for subscription, and
be-, to the DEMOcRAr, will please
Iyment to JOSEPH LlLLEY.
\. b.-DANIEL HARTMAN,
|e. e.-MlCHAEL KELLER.
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A FOREIGN CARPET. We want the tax
payers TO bear in mind that the Radical
Legislature has purchased carpet from
Europe at an expense cf $1,000, fer the New
State Library. One good enough could
have been bought liz this country for halt
the money. This vas done by the party
who propose to be in favor OF supporting
American manufacturers. Bosh !-DoyltS
torn Uemocrut.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-08

DR.. G. w. Rittcnhouse, Of Berwick,
| out to DR.. Sunderling, crJean$vil,e,
!. County, who will Immediately e,-
phe practice Of medicine in his new
Mr.. R. intends, on account Of lis
to abandon the active duties os the
ion at present lie is highly spoken
physician and Gentleman.
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Ehe Democracy Of Rush Township,
Enberland County, held q meeting
|, ago, with the object of bringing
H. Kass more prominently before
y in that County as their candidate
|mbl$.
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sbarg aemoerat
|esllay, May y, 1857.

thank our readers for all local occur
4 in,mcdinte localities. lf they do moi
te n communication for the public eye,
us q brief statement Of everything OF
ycir respective communities. A list o'
ln,hs, accidents. fires, removals, busi-
&c. We win put them in form. The
this kind we can ge, the batter II will
bur reuter.. Who will do /, 7
rtseRs. - Persons wishing advertisements
II, hand them in early on Tuesday riorn'
their insertion for iha, week.
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The best known remedy 10
S. S.KOFULA.

in all IL, manifold (pras nclulin! Ulcers, Cancers
Svpaiis SAT- h5sum &c, &c, IL UR. AsDEKs' lnD'St
WATER. u rurG soiuti"n of Iodine rhhont Sofrent
discovered after many y"nrs Of scioniihG rrs"ufrh
and experiment. For craIicatiug huInors iroh tho
system II has no equal -.
GirruInr. cor, free J r DINSMORE,
stld by Drurasis generally. ajDey 1t cet, NV YORK
sluy Z 1867.
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READ THE CERTIFICATE OF REV.
r.. T. fIAULlN.

TO Dr.. HcsrrIrgR
Dear Sir This is 10 cetriry that was taken will
tho dyspepsia yea, ago last March aud for period
ur eight months, was one OF tue most miserable
creatures yon ever baheld, no. being abe to eat
druR or sleep. aud was compelled to walk ihe hnor
inccssanl'y 1 was nearly deprived Of my roason,
and hen, bad entirely le me- all tho ,rcrts made i":
ny rrruY.n myiag rtuyGd iruiiicsI.,
rs ,le first of n vember. l3.5, had become 30
wrak and tcet ,- tina, could scarcely a'and ni""
and 10 IN appearance w"hli s'nn 'c " M. time
,ha,ing rrlE yoIi aay,Ntr. tu." nv wife ,rr' ilI1
urUn nc To- ,ry your u ter. b0tti' was procured
and strange 10 say, SON gnGamgnc"d recover 'ng
have takan four biu'us, aui AM enjoying as good
hrrln row as could b. ~ pccsod fof sac If my age
Oh Sky yrars) hNe M d,"bt thoii; was ynni
I.'cc, alone under Div!Ie rtu".denSe, thu, eEieted
tnis wonderful cure.
4. +. FLACLiN.
Hudson, Mich, ArguHi &c. 1856.
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gThe Ga:eite says that Prof. ". II.
BON, Of New jersey, commenced his
sion in the old Berwic!; Academy
23d ult. He comes among the pco-
Berwick an entire stranger, but well
icnded. as practical and successful
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-08

Bg" CALLlNGnls FRIENDS UGLY NAMES.
Wendell Phillips IccturG,l, the othernight,
in Brooklyn lie called Wilson trimmer
Greeley an ass; Seward a trembling jelly
johnson traitcr; Fesscndcn Scotch ter.
rior and charged Grant with the New
Orleans massacre" and the failure Of In.
parchment. Oh. Wendell!
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If yon want ynar medicines accurately Fiepa''
ed from pure CGc.ica Is and selected DRUGS at low
prices, go 10 HENUERSHDrTS.
IL you want Paints, Oils, yarnirhcs. Colors,
&c, at city piiccs, go to HENDERSHOFTS,
III you want Window Glass cut, to any size,
20 to IlENDERsHOriS.
If you van, Dye s,u(rs, aud Dye ,olors. 20
10 HENDERnuOTrS.
II you wan, any cf ths popular rrtcn' Mcds'
cnes, gotu nENrERSi,UTTg.
If you want the best c0al oi! Lamps Birn.
cts, aud Ch.mnrjs go I, iiENDERsiO fisi,
If you v.o. 9yi.lnary, Fancy and Toilet nt,l.
clcs, 20 tu HENNEhSH OTIS.
II yeg want pure wines and ,iquors for ned.
ciGaI Egelgses - ~ HENuER3,lOTi S
&c g. BENDER SUoTrS.
GpcasHura. A7r' 81, 1867 e.
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Irourt il still in session at this place.
|ndance is not very large. In our
be found a synopsis Of the plscac :
Is yet no very important caJses have
posed of.
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|RSlyG, The malicious men and boys
tpear to have a chronic habit Of mu-
:, ortearing down posters altogether, IL
wn will do well to profit by & warning,
Esiss before they are prosecuted and
4 moycmon: is on foe. TO ar,'aign
person before a Justice OF the Peace
caught INDUCING in this practice,
the penalty of the law will be enforced
e are eyes alert, SO look out,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1867-05-08

The Township Auditors Of Cata-
ind Mount Pleasant have complied
c law in regard to the publishing Of
Ilnty fund account, as will be seen in
IS paper. Auditors of other townships
rough5 in the county should immcdi-
tend to tbs. matter, &. Il fle hangs
lcm for non compliance.
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RcIMNT TAItoRING. Mr.. !, Ober-
merchant tabor, in teas place, second
ON our Office, is turning out some
Ed suits He has n fne stock Of spring
land cassimcrs and being one Of the
i!ols in this section Of the country, he
fails to give satisfaction to HE custo-
Give him a trial.
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+ Tho Good Templers ii. tbs town are
ating a remonstrancc against the i 'on.-
certain Restaurants in this place. -
caused no little huttcring among the
Vrant keepers; but the indications are
he whole matter will blow over in a
time to the injury ,of no particular
=. How can the pcoplc DO without
~? What would become Of those
nyv the 'hrigade"?
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CIRCULATE TIE PAPERS The time has
arrived when every Democrat should select
one ofhis Republican friends and try to make
a Democratic voter of him. The sins of the
party in power are fragrant, and leaders are
accusing each other of 50 many crimes, that
all good men will want to leave it. There
is great deal of good that can be done now
by circulating democratic papers. The
Radicals have forfeited al claims to "a fur
ther control Of the government, and allthat
is now necessary to prove this to the mis-
guided masses, is the circulation of the facts
through the people medium, the PRESS.
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) 81 rLN.L.sESECn5L;2 ~. 50
VAa.sAssr.as EaNRSEs,

and unwilling to trust tlem 10 the of design
ius aud pretended FarfirrS. Thetr Wishes ar. at
length fully pral,d"d by (pr. Bracl b"ius prevailed
un1n 20 allow ,his v1'ndlg Emhr0rHiiuu which has
j,uved ,ic. ,iut- - tG various aIseas,s) to be
prepared and hr0ugri or Ia iag public
Th- fmhiucaiiun was ,IiensIvcly used hy the
Government during ihs War.
Address at order I, hR EDN0NO BEhLE,
tv@ Senlh ScCu,d II. fHiiIdGlphia, Pa.
March ~, Ji--Gutu
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POINTED. The Governor has re-
VI Col. James Worrall, commissioner
/ bill relating to the passage Of fish
fusquehanna river.
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e@5" Hon. ALEXANDER Il. BRowN, VINO
.,r many years was one Of the Leaking mem
bc.s of the Bar OF Northampton County,
and one Of the most talented, and honorol
citizens, died at biz residence, in bn ton, IL
Thursday night last, aftcra Lingering !Ina,.,
in the 65th year of his age.
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sarrlyG Up IL OprosyGioy TO THE DEv

SETTlvG Up Is OproSiIioN TO THE DEy-
IL.--Ihc Ia Crosse Democrat says:
Brownlow threatens to retire to private
life with cart,load of birthstone and a
chunk Of fire. BY all means give aim a
chance. Judging from his experiments in
Tennessee he is well calculated to carry on a
frst-class he'll. If Brownlow and Stevens
would make joint stoc concern of it they
crull beat TIE devil at his own business clean
Oil. of sight
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A CoTyNpoRARr REMARKS :-"Wagons
cannot run without wheels boats without
woter-hull frogs Jump without legs, or
newspapers he caried on everlastingly with
ont money, no more than dog can wag his
tai! when lie has none. Our subscribers are
all good. L1t WAT good Goes mans good
ness DO when it don't do any good. We
have no doubt every one thinks all have
paid except him, and as printers are good
fellows, and his little ma ter, it will make
NJ difference.
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Ok. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS.

Il Substitute FOR C0lOmel.
Tho0 Pi!is comp1-oi OF vsrlou. roots, havinS
the power 10 relax tho sccrc,ions of tho liver Va
promptly Gad ot.c.us,ly o. blue ptii or nlcr,u-y,
and wiihou: producing any Of those dIfagrecebe or
Dangerous ctfotta which often follow the ute OF tho
later
~ all Bilious dis>rdcri these Pills may be used with
confidence. as they promote tho discharge OF vtsted
bic, aud remove those ohetructlons from the liver
mud hillary ducts, which are the couse O, bilious
affections In gcucril
sCliESCK'S MANDRAKE FILLS cure Sick
Headache, and oil disorders o.c Liver indicated by
snllow ekIn, coaci tongue, cosiyonuss drowsnes.
and general feeling OF wcsrincss end Isssitute,
showing that the liver !s In torpid or o.s.ructed
condition.
In shert, thnse r.!'S may 10 ucei with advlu-
tsse In oil casa whcn q p.reatiye or alternative
medicine Is required
Pea'e ssk tor "D-. schcnchs Mandrake pila,'
end observe ,ha; the tro likonc.gcs o, tho Doctor
ere on tho GOverGmcn. stamp--ono when In the las:
stage Of Con4unpton, and the other In his present
heIlth.
iotd bT ell Druggists snd dealers. Prlco p cenIs
perl Principal oi'iCc, Hc. Il Eor.h GtE Street,
palale!ph.a, 20.
,cncra WhOscsTe A;cnis nomss Bsrnc. & Co,
81 Park Row, Now York; 4 IInncr, los EeIii.
more 81, Eal;! IoI., Md. John u. Fark, ". II.
cor. OF FOurth and Walnut S., Cincinnati, Ohio;
Wake. K Taylor, Isl aui l9] Wabash Avenue,
Chicago, III. Collin prollors fouihwest corner
a ECcond snd Vine ST., St. Loui-, No.
Lab &h ". ca mo. ~.
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NEW ADVERTISE NTS.
MT. PLEASANT BOUNTY FUND.
AUDITORS STATEMENT.


AUDITORS STATEMENT.
JOHN SHIpMAN, Collector Of Bounty Tax,
Dr..
TO amount on Duplicate. .:....sl4l6 20
Or.
Cash coll ted by A. Mellick, 734.l2
Receipts, ,..........."...,." -fl.VV
Exonerations,. ,............... l0O.2J 1915. 32
Balance on Duplicate. SS
HIRAM THOMAS, Dr.
To amount on local subscriptions, l72.Co
Cr.
Receipts for moneys paid.."....... 1874
Balance in hands of Thomas,...... s $50
WIN. JOHNSON, Collector Of Bounty Tax,
Dr..
10 amount of Duplicate: ,:.,..,........ 7S7.22
Lr
Cash paid on bonds, s,..,..,.,G2G.6
" " ii. Thomas,..... G.25
percentage, ,,............'....... l4.o2
EX0ncratl0ns, s,.................. tl.lS
Cash pd. exp. attending court, 90 S7lo,55
Balance or Duplicate, e,......,.........S ) 1851
WILLIAM MILLER, Treas, Dr.
~ pui' VII Dooh, ~"''S
Or.
Order from School Board, -. 300
Cash paid Auditors, .......... 4.jO
:" Wn,. Howell, ,... l20 00-al26.6 60
Balance in favor of Trcasurer,..... $ |. II
We, the undersigned Auditors, do hereby
certify that we have carefully examined the
foregoing accounts and find them to be cor.
rect. }. II. VANDBRSLlCE,
GEO. KRhAMER,
JOHN KLINE,
Nav |. 1S61.-3t. auditors.