' . "I.
V
. f ... . ' v -
rpi.e ciiartottejObscrver.
& PENDLETON,'' Tbopkietobs.,
Office;Spn; Building
BATES OF BtJBSCEIFTION. ' '
r;w One year in advance,'
...$G 00
I. . : . TT : - V X , -, -V.- -. - 1 , . . - ... .
' ' V' Its' ' ' V ; -'fV " A ' u ' ; 1 "f ' RATEf,? .
Trade Strati Vk 1 1 1 1 3 V tl U U II II ' II 11 I If If I ti IvY il il U M It II " i I I a li li II ' II U' lff 'IY T II U' W - , " " thic
3 00
1 50
50
$30
A"-month, in advance.
Wkly, eneyear
Weekly. oe vep
v -h to f)A
rrr intelligence.
j- sabscriew.win pleaeJookwt fori
i i7iws mark pn their papers. 'JLheyAare
Uietr"-0- . r 0uD 1
thus
1 1 u-o infrPf! and are resnectfullv, re- I
llOtlBu wllitu fciiVli um.v ouwuijr I .
tl0n uw ,-T, ' 7 " r..
r.iested to renew at once:
"ciIABIiOTTJB-'.p MABRETS.
Corrected Daily.
Cotton Market. ,
I Tuesday, April
7, 1874.
612
13
:.......14i
15
.....154
Inferior ,
Ordinary, .........
(jood Ordinary..;,...
Strict Good Ordinary
t)vv iMiaanngj...,.
Market steady.
Sales to-day 107 bales
Country Produce.
Buying Rates.'
ZJoflm Hams.! per :
Sides,
" Shoulders,
" Hog Round, Country,
V.erSWOX I
15
13
11
Hi
25
30 a 35
2 a 21
21 a 2
88
-75
Butter Choice, Country,
Brandy-Apple, (N. C.)
" Peach,
Com White, (without sacks)
Mixed, '
Eggx, per dozen,
15 a 18
4 a 4.60
4.40 a 4.50
4 00
Flour amny,
" Extra,
" Super,;
jVt(V Dried Apples," '
" " Peaches,
" " Blackberries,
Fcm-h Chickens, scarce, !
Turkeys, none.
" Ducks,
" Green,1 1 '
IMrd-Qood, ! . country
28 a 30
25
Hi al2
" Common,
none
Meal White, bolted 95
' white,! : . . 60.
' 75 a 1.00 (57 lbs to bushel)
jy,,Pure clay, ' V- 1 ' 86 a 90
" Mixed, : . 70 a 75
rotators Irish, per bbY, v!; 5 a 5J
Sweet, $1
TaJlow, 7a8
H7' Red, per bush,
White,
If 'ol Tub washed,
" Unwashed
iOCAL DOTS.
Again yesterday there were no cases in
the Mayor's Court.
The Board of County Commissioners
meets at the Court House again to-day.
A good many ot our. citizens are absent
from the city, attending Federal Court at
Greensboro, and Superi6r Court at Monroe.
Yesterday was the dullest day Charlotte
has known in along while. There was
next to no business m town, and trades-
people whittled sticks and looked pitiful.
Those who take part in the Memorial
entertainment oh Friday " night are "rV
hearsing regularly now. A rehearsal
was held at Miller's Hall 1 ast evening.
StenhoMse, Macalay & Co., have in store! wuu sluie ixum " w
a int. nf thfi Innot hPanHfnl flmir a(n Gained therein. In addition to the bread,
; " "I
It is not often that such is found in- this
market. Housekeepers should j examine
it. ' : -
Messrs. John A. Young & Son greet the
in
public this morning with a new advertise
ment. They have a large and elegant
stock of goods on hand. Go and examine
their stock. !
Sixteen men, all from Caldwell county,
passed through this city yesterday to go. to
work on the Carolina Central Railway.
Twelve of the party were white men and
four colored. ' ;
A well knownlj con tractor . of this city
tells us that there will be more buildine
done in Charlotte this j Spring and Sum
mer, than I during' - any building season
since the war." , '
A pair of silver cased spectacles, almost
new, have been found on the street, and
eft "t-thofli
tumpyCaiimgtpjouic5,anu;p.jiii5
esVi4T'1 .-; -;n burglars seem to have no other object than
The yeryllatest jstyles of silk, fur and to get somethirfg to eat, leads one to con
beaver hats ; also the latest novelties In cludo that they are hungry negroes or low
scarfs, scarf-rings, bows and ties,- have just
been received'at. !'
fit-
uoys sauor s suics,;. aiso Doys- ana youtn s
dress suits,; haye this day been received, at
E. Shrier'B Temple of Fashion. The ladies
are especially invited to call and examine
them.
It
LetterSi Held lor Postage. Letters
are held for postage in the post office ot
this city, addressed as follows : L Har
ris, HarrisburgvN C; f XP. Sweney,; Geor
gia; M Sweegari. Charleston.?S "Cr'Q' L
t. i I . . . .
uroauwa,- Augusta, liaj? . ,y aixer,
bT": t-Z1 7,
ivmoau.ja.j., s ; ,
Spring
Chickens. TTptis which have
been Sitting for Weeks bn a ; dozen fif-
" : :. :
' .L;,'-:.li.:i.s---..flW 'isHi1.
ga.ijuc. uow , iuiu6,.v" v.
chicken.
Hence"i' many ? sitting. ' room I
hearths are encumbered witht baskets, oyer
nrViinli ...nn1rtt.M.nnrl tiionoo nf Mri hoot
said
witn winch that aegeneratea. nenv;came
off." I -. . -;
i ' 1
1 ; 7Z TTTa ... r
Committeemen ImmigraUoii-The
Committee of the Bdard- of Immigration
meet in ,
Raleigh te-ddy, to .. take further
steps to
........ ,r .
induce .immigration. Appeals
will be niade to the different railroad com-
panies running Into the: State, ' W reduce
their rates si to immigrants" to the" end
weir raters as to immigrants to tne enu
v"cjr; iioj iia,s mi ouuiwuuiu ..v..w
ment to I come i ta" North,:Carolina.T Icbl.'
Wni. Jolinston, of this ,'city,'a member of
- i , v a i - ' - ti
the committee, left .last evening for Ralt
eigh. J?1-!'? "-J 1 'f'
l-it , E. Bhriers Temple ot Fashion, which they proceed, would scen-war
4 ' fant the belief that' they areeatttf
To the LADiEs.-Tlieatest novelties in hnA-u tllft 'knginess. if tfev arS ama-
.... .
bags-covering the albresaicy chicken TuStrir;:i fections of any person they choose, in-
. '" . ' a ir- .''' i ' u. .J . . . . ..'.
: j. - - ' ".'SB-tpontrac w . . , , r
Vol. XI. ' CHARLOTTE N. C. WEDNESDAY APRIL 8, 1874. g No 1,580. PelSySav , ?
' ' - -l , , i - .. umn, and ten sauares aaahalfi... i -
. ' i : : . ' . , . . I
' No liUCk. None of the people of Char
lotte who had tickets in the Louisville
Lottery, drew anv We h,v ' fortnne: So
- m . " " " :
lar trom it, no one. as far as we can learn,
realized five cents on his investment: and
.., , i 1
yet we aretold by 4one rof the ticket-hold
- J. v,,. - .'.
ers; who had good reason to know, that
not less than $5,000 was mt in tickets
in this Lottery by gentkrmen in Charlotte.
. I
Marriae-e. Mr Jnhn W. SamnlA nf
the boot and shoe firm of Sample & Al-
exander,' of this city, was married yester-
uay at ine resiaence ot tne bnae s lather,
in Hopewell Township, to Miss Ida,
daughter of Rev. J. C. Williams. The
marriage ceremonies were performed by
Rev. G. D. Parks. The newly married
couple arrived in this city yesterday even
ing. ,
Carolina Military Institute. A new
flag has been obtained for the Institute,
and on Monday evening, it was, for the
nrsi time, given to the breezes, it is a
large and beautiful affair, and adds
measurably to the appearance
the Institute. On it is
sign of the pen and the sword,
lni-
of
the
and
the words, "Carolina Military Institute,"
together with the date of the establish
ment of the Institute under Col. Thomas.
In addition to this, a Handsome weather
yane, indicating the points of the com
pass, has been placed on the top of the
Institute.
In this connection, we may mention
that Rev. R. H. Griffith, of this city, has
taken a Professorship in this Institute, and
now has charge of the department of the
classics. ..
Run Off. Yesterday afternoon the mail
train on the Atlantic, Tennessee and Ohio
Railroad, going to fitatesville, ran off the
track before ; getting outside the corporate
limits of Charlotte. The ran off took
place near the Airplane Railroad engine
house, at the "frog" where the two rail
roads meet. Owing to the defective con
dition of this "frog," which had been
worn away by the flanges on the cars'
wheels, the engine when crossing here
jumped the Statesville track and Tan up
on that of the Air-Line road. A part of
the train was thrown upon the ties, and
was with' difficulty replaced upon its
proper track
No damage was done but
the mishap occasioned a delay of two
hours and a half.
Burglarious trajMterday
morning the kitchen of the"Capt, Rnfos
Jones, who lives on College Street between
Fifth and Sixth, was entered by a thief
m . A 1 i J? I
meat, ec, trie tniei tooK a quantity oi
flour and a small sum or money, i or a
from the dress pocket of the cook who was
asleep in the room. o"he room was en
tered by raising one of the windows, and
when the burglar left he left the windows
and doors all open. A candle which had
been left on the table unlighted when the
cook went to bed, and which was then
about half its original length, was found
yesterday morning burned deep down in
the socket, and on the floor was found the
stump of a cigar. This would seem to in
dicate that the thief had lighted the can
dle, the better to enable him to "t find
what heanted, ana naa proceeaea to en
joy a smoke while gathering together his
spoils. Strange to say the cook heard none
of'the noise, and was not aware that the
house had been entered until after day
light. These burglaries which have been per-
Charlotte recently are of an
anomalous character. The fact that the
I wliites living in the city, but,their .usual
style of entrance and the del iberation with
. r, fll. neTtA;nW Kia verv fa;r tQ be-
come acconipiishd in that particular line;
iftlleyare professionals: it seems strange
thafc they rarely take money, jewelry or
silver, but only something to eat.
-
1 No Name.
Many, many people sufler from they
know not what. They are not sick they
are not well. " There is no name for it. It
is simply weakness a breaking down of
I the "s
the vital torces. w natever its causes anu
are- innumerable), its i symptoms are
JA?:i
F'r- rrr;ZLZ
appeuie, lossoiuraii, uu8jubihuw
. ' t .a i
F""- JTZzr. ?" ZTZ
1 ora a sn irennp.HL v: fiinutiiiiLiLULa ui inia
distressing stete of body and of mind.-
rua mmnn tom&rt in re ation to nersons
"vrZLlT:rs-ix-''T
sumpUve. ' Now, what these untortunates
rPbiiv want is via-or.-vital strength: and
I . noit oiri Itt OB rtawn snmfieas uarKueSS
1 rjLk-t stomach
00 dear that a life-reviving tonic is required
tn annY.am n.fWthA dvinff flame of an
pmTtv lamn' reouires to be revived by a
KlPerfeSl pure and
innocuous,- containing , nothing butrthe
pnost genial vegetable ;. attracts, ana ,com-!
I III 1 1 1 Il LJJB LlirCU ZiiaiJU ClCUiUW V www-
io,.naU.. .n(1 ffeniai invieor-
t. Hostetter's Bitters are suitable to all
consUtutions.naare as appiicaoie w tne
diseases and disabilities of the feebler'sex
as to those of en; . No words can do jus-
(.g us marvelous properutss. j x
I pre-eminenti among the healthl res
; stands
preparations of the age, and every year
aaas tails iame, not ouiy in vuia wuni.jjr,
but throughout the civiUzed world. - - s
' lFrom April 2d to 9th , ' '
; communicated.
The Peonlp.'s rriidi(iaf For favni
, . . :'
au name 01 uen i jonn a. loung is
presented fhr thp nffip nf MnW -f to
city for the ensuing terra, bv
- " - J v iv
fA-NTY VATT?TQ
Charlotte, March 20th, 1874..
Announcement.
Me. Editor : At the earnest solicita-
ffsvn T 1 . U e i - t
wwu ui a iaige uuiuiwr ui our Cllizens, l
ofler myself as a candidate for re-election
Sift ;?nCeMayor afc the P11?
I have endeavored during the taat year;
to aiscnarge ine auaes oi my otuceso as to
promote the general peace and prosperity j
of our city, and if elected again, will de
vote my wnoie time to the omce, as here
tofore, and will do equal justice to every
person, without fear, favor or partiality. .
W. F. Davidson.
march 24 te.
New Advertisements.
Independents, Attention !
A CALL meeting of your company will
be held on Friday evening, the 10th
inst., at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is
required, as business of importance will
be transacted. By order of the President.
P. H. PHELAN,
apl 8 3t. Secretary:
Received ThispEorning,
fllWO and thre lbs Cans Tomatoes, Eng-
1 lish Pickles, assorted, Brandy Peaches,
Lobsters, Preserved Ginger, Assorted Jel
lies, Green Corn in cans, Pine Apples,
Guava Jelly, Dessicatea Cocaonut and
Black Pepper. J. S. M. DAVIDSON,
Trade St., 3rd door above Market,
apl 8, 1874.
MILLIONS OF ACRES
EICH FARMING LANDS
IN NEBRASKA,
Noi For Sale Very Cheap.
Ten Years Credit, Interest only 6 per cent.
Descriptive Pamphlets, with Sectional
Maps, sent Free.
TH E PIOi! EER
V " " "7-
EandsometBlostrated contain
ing the Homestead Law, mailed
free to all parts of tie
world. . ..
Address O. F. DAVIS,
Land Commissioner IT. P. R. R.,
Omaha, Neb.
NEW YORK DAT-BOOK,
A Democratic Weekly, established
1850. It supports white supremacy, po
litical and social. Terms, $2 per year. To
clubs, nine copies for $8. Specimen cop
ies free. Address DAY-BOOK, New York
City,
apl 8.
EXTEMINATOB
And Insect Pow
der i
For Rats, Mice, Roaches, Ants, Bed-Bugs,
Moths, &c.
J. F. HENRY, (JUKJtiAJN fltw.
feb21
I 1 "VT "V Qnla A rrpri
N. Y., Sole Agents.
WANTEDr
Ceal, Iron ant Wer Lan8s,
1 Favorably located, on or near railroad
or
NICHOLSON & CLARK,
111 Broadway, (Room 16,) New York.
BUT X & F. COATS' BLACK
THREAD for your HACMK
ATFW AND NOVEL EMBROIDERING
1 and FLUTING MACHINE. Coun
ty and State Rights for sale on the most
liberal terms. Also, Acents wanted to
sell our other Novelties. Address H. D.
BRIER & CO., Atlanta, Ga.
nPTTTM 2S?L 5J?
NO CHARGE
for treatment until cured. Call on or ad
dress DR, C. J. BECK, Cincinnati, O.
TVTTTTTYTn) Will out! Triuaa
lYl U SXiJShlX phant! Aeents, old;
and young, male and female, make more
monerselliDe Our French and American
i -ipwpi.rii nnnicx anu M-amex L112111 uu v
. R . anmP, than at anv
thins else. Greatest inducements to.
1 , .
Jfn SIS
I -""" " . " . " "
Address Jr. O. viUJUfiKX, Augusta, Me
''TDSYCHOMANCY,
OR SOUL
How either sex
I 1 . vj
all can possess, free, by mail, for 25 cents
together with a Marriage Uuide. Egyptian
Oracle, Dreaias, Hints to Ladies. A queer
boo W$ sold. 7.
LIAMS & CO., Publishers, Philadelphia.
NOTICE.
mHE new proprietors of The Obsebvee,
. wUi not be. responsible a. lor ; any
depta contracted by or for any of
pl0yees of the office, without the
the em-
written
or verbal assent of one of them.
apl 8 tf. ' JONES & PENDLETON.
rilGARS, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
J ot the hnest quality. ,
J" . . ' W. :1K B U liVY Jil-lj & CU
. may fascinate and sain the love and af-
; Bitters. It is stantly. This simple mental acquirement
r iMv. " ENTIRE
The only eliabU Glft Distribufion'in the
country!, 3' S .' ' n- Vj
$60;6oo 00
IN; VALUABLE (GIFTS!
; . TCKBi; DISTRIBUTED IN
L. I). SINE'S
166th Regular MontHly
GljFf 1 MRPBISE!
To be drawn Monday, May 4th, 1874. '
TWO GRAND CAPITALS OF
$5,000 . each in Greenbacks ! .
Two Prizes $1,000 each
I
Five Prizes $500
Greenbacks
Ten Prizes $100 in
1 Horse a Buggy, with Silver-mounted
Harness, worth $600.
One Fine-toned Rosewood Piano, worth
$550 ! .
Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth $100
each! Five Gold Watches, and Chains,
worth $300. each! Five Gold American
Hunting Watches, worth $125 each! ten
ladies' gold hunting watches, worth
$100 each!
800 Gold and Saver Lever Hunting Watches
(in all.) worth from $20 to $300 each!
Gold Chains, Silver-Ware Jewelry, &c., &c.
Number of Gifts 6,500 ! Tickets limited
to 60,000!
AGENTS YVAJM 1U SISI,
TICKETS, to whom Mberal Premi
ums will be paid.
Single Tickets $1: Six Tickets $5;
Twelve Tickets $lt): Twenty -Five $20.
Circulars containing a full list of prizes,
a description of the manner of drawing,
and other information in reference, to, the
Distribution, will be sent to 'any one or
dering them. All letters must be address
ed to Li. U. SINE BOX 86,,
main office, , - Cincinnati, O
101 W. Fifth St.
March. 27, 5wks
For Sale.
QA A ACRES of good" Farm U&ieU
lOUU than two miles from Charlotte on
iiBcattie's Ford-RoadrTindtheN? O. Cerp-
tral Railroad. Will be sold in a body or
divided to suit purchasers. Also, several
lots in the city of Charlotte, improved and
unimproved. Apply immediately to
mar 24, lwk W. F. DAVIDSON.
rriHE best food for Infants and Invalids.
r x prePared y 8avory & Moore London,
jan 17
SCARR's DRUG STORE.
Something Fresh.
"I White Head Cabbage, 150 Onion
xuv sets, urooms, uucKets, rubs.
&c,
just in at
jan
J. S. M. DAVIDSON,
3rd door above Market.
30
REAMS LETTER, CAP, BILL and
COMMERCIAL NOTE PAPER.
an 17 , PUREFOY'S
COLGATE, Glyberine and Honey Soap,
English, Glycerine and HoneV Soap,
Old Brown Windsor Soap .-,
feb 13 , W. B, BURWELL & CO. ,
T?INE Salad Oil. 1 Coleman's" Mustard",
x Nelson's Gelatine, Genuine Italian
Macaroni, Nutmegs Cloves, Pepper, Gin
ger and Arrow Root, just received at
feb 13 W. R. BURWELL fc CO.:
qtu'vpttAttotj' -kr r a Wt
feb 3
Molasses and Syrup.
j 60 Barrels Common Molasses,
id .carrels Jj ine oyrup, . ;
5 Hogsheads Demerara Molasse,
for sale by .
STENHOUSE, MACAULA Y,& CO.
JJOOLEY'S YEAST POWDER, ,
Berry French Roll Yeast Powder,
Coleman's English Mustard,
jan 8-tf W. R, BURWELL & CO.
Bnist's
Celebrated
Seeds:
Garden
I received at
jan 17
SCARR'S DRUG STORE.
GOMBS, Hair Bruchesj . Puff Boies Lu
ton's Extracts., just received. !, :, Mi
W; R. BURWELL & CO. f
rLD Country Hams. Otmntnr, riwi
III niiw i J .
- .
dec 30 tf
. A. R. NISBET&RRQ, ..
ITIrs. J. Amanda Stoney.
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE
Gray's Building, Corner Trade and Church
t . ,, Streets.
Private and Transient Boarders - solicited.
sepl81y r -a:: .
"rriHE boy stood on the burning defck
X When all but him had fled.'?. . . '
And still deals death to' h isxh prices ! 0
(roods in his line. , '-'-"V 'AV.
The hrm of Keel & Whittv lsnrnvchaner
ed tol Reel & Perdue.' Mr Whitty haying
aisposeaoiius interest in the - business to
fjr L fi?";?6; flnly.ther.
Mr Jj Jreraue j only .the name is chang-
v&fVkt"
A snare ot patronage is respectfully so-?
Jicitea. lUSEL&PERDUE.:,
apl 7 11 - ' ' 15 Blue Front: ,
15,000 ;
"i tan O.ff irl
CIGARS, just received. :
Fine ChewingTobacco. .
Jan 8-tf
- Jk. JJ u rw J1. I tM M IV. -
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
2. (O) ID) 'j
JA. YOUNG & SON ofler a large and varied stock entirely new, of Gentlemen's
Goods for the Spring and Summer season. It is guaranteed to be of -the best
manufacture, and comprises select varieties af Drab DeTae, English.Scotch and Diago
nal Worsteds,, Gray, Mixed and Fancy Summer Cassimers, French Pique Hair Lia
and French Derby, Worshare, Alpaca, Linen, Grass linen, Duck, fcc., im great variety,
in suits or by the single garment. J .
A largejand fine assortment of under Clothing, Hosiery, Gloves, Cellars, Keck Ties,
Scarfs, &c, and a stock of Fur. Beayer, Wool and Straw Hats, unsurpassed in the market.
We thank our friends and the generous
season, and ask them to call ana examine
will give satisfaction.
Charlotte, . C. April 8, 1874. 3m.
1E3T WmMGl
Having determined to close out my entire STOCK of Clothinsr. Tailorins
ishing Goods at as early a date as possible,
tne marcet at i rr uozeu. na oest
French and English Cassimere Suits made to order at $38, reduced from $45.
Scotch Cassimere Suits reduced from $35 to $28. All other goods correspondingly.
My entire stock of Spring and Summer Clothing at cost.
My stock of Boys' Clothing at cost.
The best stock of Staple and Fancy Hats at cost.
The largest and best assorted stock of Mens' Furnishing Goods, consisting of
Scarfs, Ties, Bows, Undershirts, Drawers, Cotton Lisle Thread and Merino Half
Hose, Silk Lisle, Kid and Calf Gloves, Collars, Cuffs and Suspenders reduced corres
pondingly. A lot of the celebrated Mcintosh Water-Proof Clothing,at cost.
My Merchant Tailoring department will be kept supplied with the latest style of
goods and a full line of samples kept for customers to select from, and will be made
to order in the best manner at the lowest possible price, exclusively for cash.
All persons indebted to me are urged to come forward promptly and pay the same,
as I m determined to close up my book accounts and need the money to meet my
obligations.
Persons wanting anything in my line are invited to come and examine my stock
of goods, as I am determined to close out my present stock at the earliest possible
date1.
mar 27 , J. S. PHILLIPS.
UNADULTERATED
THIS IS A GENUINE GUANO
Guanahani Island (one of the
one of the most popular fertilizers
the same condition'as when taken
or grinding is required.
It is recommended by
Prof. P. B. WILSON, of Baltimore,
who is regarded as one of the best
Our State Geologist,
Prof. W.
also, recohlmends it as entitled tb a
.:. ; iff " ' ' " , . '
of tjhe eountry. The analysis shows it to be richer in plant food than the
,. nt , ' - ' , , -
great majority of fertilizers, which in connection with the moderate price
r'- lvi ; . .. . te,,,. .. . - - t.' fci . -it
at which it isisold, are strong; inducements for every farmer to use it.
Full supplies now on hand and
ill y H i, -
il
March 21; 6 w
i.L.
; Family Groceries. ,
Mountain, dry beef hams,
Buckwheat Flour. - North - Carolina
Flonr Virginia Flour. A large supply al-j
ways on Sde at Wholesale or Retail.
Mono tain Potatoes for planting cheap. ."-A
good stock Of Tallo w alwass on hand - at
iOf prices. , ' Oranges; Lemons, &c. " . J
: , i - .a. h creswell:
Grays? Corner, Trade Street. , ': Ap'l 5.
TITHlTE and ited Onion Setts. ?
(:' 5"! '.'1 ". ! "7 . .11 ','VSh, -
J - W. R. BURWELL & CO!
NEW STOCK
public for the liberal patronage of the last
our stock, with a full assurance that we
JOHN A. YOUNG & SON.
and Fnr
HIRTS ii
I am now offering the very best I
quamy at $27.
AND GENUINE.
WHICH IS TAKEN FROM THE
Bahama Group) and bids fair to become
offered for sale. It is put up in sacks in
fr6tn the caves, and no manipulation
analytical chemists in the country.
C. KERR,
place among the standard fertilizers
for sale by
BURROUGUS & SPRINGS,
General Agentsy
tin
MOLLER'8 Cod Liver Oil;
Hazaard & Caswell's Cod Liver OiL
Nolen's Cod Liver Oil,
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