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office. Spring"' Building.- Trade1 -Street.
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ITY INTELLIGENCE.
Subscribers will please look out for
.lie cross mark on their papers. They are
tlms notified that their term of snbscrip
i ion has expired ; and are respectfully re
quested to renew at once.
CHAISOTTE MARKETS.
Corrected Daily.
Cotton Market.
Thursday, April 1G, 1874.
Inferior,. G12
Ordinary, 13i
(lood Ordinary , 148
Strict Good Ordinary 15 i
j0w Middling 15
Market Firmer -upwa'rd tendency.
Sales to-day 81 bales.
Country Produce.
Buying llates.
Bacon Hams, 'per 16 15
Sides, 131
" Shoulders, " Hi
" Hog Hound, Country, 1I V
r,eeswaj- 25
Butter Choice, Country, . - 2Dja,3s
PrmufrWr'XS. C.) -fc $2-if 2
Teach, 21 a.2
Com White, (without sacks) 88
" Mixed,
Fqgs, per dozen, 15 a IS
i-W Family, 4 a 4.G0
Extra, 4.40 a 4.50
Super, 4 00
Frv'd Dried Apples,
" Peaches,
" " Blackberries,
Fowls Chickens, scarce, 28 a 30
Turkeys, none.
" Ducks, 25
Hides Dry,
" Green,
Lard Good, country
" Common,
Heal White, bolted
tmts Black,
White,
Onions, 75
1'em Pure clay,
" Mixed,
Potatoes Irish, per bbl,
Sweet,
Tallow,
Wheat Red, per bush,
White,
Yfool Tub washed,
" Unwashed
"""-". luu uiuiiUHc- vuiiiei duiiu i vunuii. mis staple continues to coni-
was practicing last evening. The band has m and fair prices, uni3 there is a rising-' .ten-
engagements already to play at the Com- dency perceptible in the market. The best
grades yesterday brought la cents in this
market, but there were but few bales sold
buy a drink. He has gone now to a place
where they don't have either drinks or cir-
none
Hi a 12
95
50
a FO (57 lbs to bushel)
86 a 90
5a5i
$1
7 a 8
New Advertisements. The following
Advertisements appear this morning for the
first time :
Masonic Thos Symons.
For Sale Apply at this office.
To the Young Ladies Prof. Lynes.
Notice W B Norconi, President.
Wanted E Shrier.
Vol. XI.
CHARLOTTE N. C. FRIDAY. APRIT 17, 1874.
So 1,588.
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three weeks.: 6 50
one month.. 8 00
JtCpntraet Adverfisementa taken a
proporionateIyoWTates. u
Five Souarep estimated at a quartereol
umn, and ten squares as a half-column.
5 00
mencementof Wofford College, Spartanburg,
S. C, on the 23rd of June, and at the celebra
tion by the Hornet Fire Company of this
city on the 20th of May.
War! War! ! War!! !
AGAINST HIGH PRICES !
I INTEND to pursue this enemy giving
him no quarters until I annihilate him,
because there are so many poor people in
at this price. Those who held their cotton this world, who need all they can get for
Colors This Season. Concerning the col
ors which will most prevail in ladies' dresses
thi3 season, a fashion writer says: "The min
gled tints for the last few seasons are disap
pearing, and a tendency towards the more
back while prices were low are rejoicing now
that they did so.
Appointed. We are pleased to learn that
our young friend. John G Young, Esq., has
just been appointed General Southern Agent
of the Great Southern Dispatch Fast Freight
:i- - -i i t r -I .-
puMuve coiors wmcn were jormeny in vogue Line, vice the late ;Capt Chas. E. Waddell
are ooservaDle.
i
V 1 . 1 . .1.11 -W Tr
ii.muarrassea L'luauniaiiy. we once
knew an editor he is dead now, poor fel
low who on one occasion was so much em
barrassed in his finances that he found it
Mr Young returned last evening on-the 9
o'clock train from Lynchburg, where he was
when he received the appointment. He will
make a good agent, we doubt net.
--
French Class. We direct attention to I
their money, and so many rich one's who
haye made theirs by economy and hard work
and know by experience that if you will
take care of the cents, the dollars will take
care of themselves. -
So then if the people of Charlotte wants to
save
One Hundred Thousand Dollars
this year, just let .them come and trade ex
clusively with the Cheap Cash Sttore, where
I keep a general stocK oi x amny (jrocenes,
including fresh fish, received every day."
j. tr. l,. win us.
jr- Please do not ask for credit at the
Cheap Cash Store. apl 16
Notice
necessary to hypothecate a circus icket to Lhe advertfsement in j another column, of mHERE will be a regular meetinc of the
L I 7 t r T . I i I a
This gentleman if A Charlotte Hop Club at the residence ot
o teanh T?wnrh Col. Wm. Johnston on i riaay evening, tne
o teacn ttt JTreacn AH -thfmmberR are . reoted
is different from that
Prof. J. Colton Lynes.
thoroughly qualified t
language. Tils system
usually taught. He pegins to learn the pu-
Improvinc. The members of the African
Zion M E Church are having improvements pil just as the child begins to learn its own
made on their church. A gallery is being
built in the church, and a new belfry is be
ing erected on top of it. It was found neces
sary to build a gallery on account of the in
crease in the congregation, the church being
too small to seat comfortably all those who
attended.
1 II ftrrTi-f c
vernacular. He gives the pupil an idea of
the language, and makes him understand
what is said to him in French before he is
allowed to take up the grammar. The prac
tical part comes first and then the theoreti
cal, if desired. Prof. Lynes, it may be stat
ed, taught the French language to the chil
dren of Mr Washburn, the United States
Minister to France, in the Grand Capitol at
Paris.
17th inst. AH -the-membera are requested
to he present.
Bv order of the Executive Committee,
apl 16, 2t JAS. H. ORB,
Chairman.
Distressing
Accident.
s ot Pythias. A lodge of the
Knights of Pythias is soon to be established
in this city. A petition is being gotten up
and will be forwarded in a day or . two to
headquarters for a charter for a lodge here, reached this citj yesterday morning of a dis
and it is reasonably expected that the lodge tressing accident which had just occurred at
will soon be organized and in working order. Morrow's Turn Out, 11 miles below Charlotte
This order has acquired great popularity on the Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta R R
since it was first organized, and it is rather About an hour aftGr the mail train coming
strange that a lodge has not been established 1 north (which arrives here at 5 A M) passed
Morrow's, the watchman discovered Mr Jo
seph Dayis, a carpenter who was employed
on the road, lying upon the track with both
Molasses.
JUST received, a fine lot of New Orleans
Molasses, at
apl 16 A. H. CRESWELL'S.
Just Received.
C1UGAR Cured Hams, Breakfast Bacon and
kJ Roe Herrings, 50 cents per dozen, at
apl 15 REEL & PERDUE'S
Blue Front.
a
information uncourage nome industry i
THE DIXIE PUMP I
J HE BEST PU3IP FOR THE LEAS1
MONEY !
no
here long before this time
v ar on Guano We observe that seve
ral guano dealers in Petersburg, Ya, have
been notified that if they do not remove their
very offensive stocks from the city, present
ment will be made against them at the next j
session of the grand jury for fostering a nuis
ance. If some steps were taken in Charlotte 1
to prevent the storing of guano in houses
situated immediately on the public streets,
we believe the community in genefitil would
say amen. This almost intolerable annoy
ance could be abated without working detri-
of
of his legs cut off; one of them cut off just
at the knee, the other between the ankle and
knee. The wounded man was put on the
next train that passed going southward, and
Satisfaction Guaranteed or
Trade.
Diploma Awarded at the Xast Fair
tne (Jarollnas.
mHE DIXIE PUMP is equal if not superi
JL or to any wooden pump now offered to
the public. It is a Southern Production,
made at our own doors, ot our own material
Hundreds of Certificates might be obtain
ed from parties who are using this Pump
ENTIRE NEW
ft.
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OF
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SPRING AND SUMMER
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JA. YOUNG & SON offer a large and varied stock entirely (new,- of Gentlemen s
. Goods for the SprinR and Summer &eaSKn.,,Itjsi guaranty btst
manufacture, and comprises select, varieties of Drab DeTae. English Scotch and Diago
nal Worsteds, Gray, Mixed and Fancy Summer Oassitners,! Freud1 H&HHair1 Line
and French Derby, WOrshare, Alpaca,' linen, Grass Linen, Duck, Ac- in great.variety,
in suits or by thejsingle garment. r , ; ? n '
A large and nne assortment oi unaer mowing, Hosiery, uioves, ueijars, aecx lies.
Scarfs, fcc., and a stock of Fur, Beayer, Wool and Straw Hata, .unsurpassed in the mar
ket. :,',!...- . ... . .,. ... . (
We thank our friends and the generous public for the liberal ' patronage Of the last
season, and ask mem to call and examine our stock, with a full assurance' that we
will give satisfaction. : '-v ? '.'rft ;:-r .-
Chaelotte, N. C. April 8, 1874. 3nu , .? ,' ,
Having determined to close out my entire STOCK of Clothings Tailoring and Fur
ishing Goods at as early a date as possible, I am now offering the very best SHIRTS ii
the market at $31 Per Dozen. 2nd best quality at $27. - :
French and English Cassimere Suits made to order at $38, reduced from $45.
Scotch Cassimere Suits reduced from $35 to $28. All otttef goou9 correspondingly.
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taken . to Columbia. Our informant says testifying to its cheapness, durability and
that he was then in a dying condition.
How Mr. Davis happened to have got un
der the wheels is not known : but it is sup
posed that he attempted to jump on the
train, while it was in motion, to go up from
LOCAL, DOTS.
The rains descended and the floods came
last night and this morning.
Good two-horse loads of dry pine wood
sold on the streets yesterday at $1.50.
List ! oh, list ! to Squire Martin, who wants
you to come up and list your property.
Who is to be nominated for solictor ? Thus
far we have heard of only one or two candi
dates. Wonder if there is an officer in the State
who has thought once of an attempt to en
force the Minor Liquor Law ?
The city was thoroughly posted yesterday
with attractive circus bills. They "draw"
better than Allcock's Porous Plasters.
The leaves on the trees are already easting
a very considerable shade. In a month's
time they will be full grown.
Quite a number of Charlotteans visited
Salisbury yesterday, and nearly all returned
last evening.
We have some interesting facts in regard
to Bald Mountain, which are crowded out
of this morning's paper. Will appear to
morrow. The Petersburg Index and Appeal wants to
know if Governor Vance, in his great lectur
on the "Scattered Nation," addresses his au
dience as "gentlemen of the Jew-ry."
The hop at Col Johnston's take place this
eyening. It is the frrst after the Lenten sea
son and the young folks will no doubt par
ticipatc in it with a zest.
Why does not the city compliment the
fire companies with an anniversary enter
tainment ? The firemen get no pay for their
services and deserve some public recogni
tion. '
All the country editers within a radius of
an hundred miles are cordially invited to yis
it Charlotte on the day of the circus. If they
come we will open albottle of-of-ink in hon
or of the auspicious occasion
Mr Joseph Prim, the engineer who was
hurt last week by a run off on the Wilming
ton, Columbia & AugustaJRailroad, and who
was brought to his home in this city, was
able to be up yesterday.
Webb Kendrick, Esq-, lias been relieved
from serving as judge at the coming muni
cipal election in Ward No. 2, in consequence
' of his being a fireman. HB Hammond, Esq.,
has been substituted in Mr Kendrick 's stead-
o
Personal; Dr J M Hines, General South
ern Passenger Agent of lhe Arkansas & Tex
as Short Line, arrived in Charlotte yesterday.
.He will shortly locate here with hi3 family.
Dr Hines is a native of North Carolina, but
has recently been living in Atlanta.
J L Carson, Esq., of Rutherfordton, Solic
itor of this Judicial District, arrived in Char
lotte yesterday.
efficiency, but as it is deemed entirely un.
necessary, 1 only refer to tne lollowing citi
zens of Charlotte, among many others, not
named, who are using the Pump :
W F Davidson, Mayor or unariotte, u u
Maxwell, Sewing Machine Agent, R M Oates,
Central Hotel, Li A lilacKweider, w ir sny
ment to the business of the gentlemen en- the Turn 0ut to the tank wbere he was at der, S M Howell, James Johnston, G F Free-
gaged in that department of" trade.
work and that he missed his footing and
fell under the cars.
Mr Davis is a native of Newbery, S C. He
"True, Oh King!" The Augusta Consti
tutionalist hits the nail on the head in the js about twenty-eight years of age, and has a
following extract which we take from an wifeand one child
excellent article . headed, "The Trials of
Journalism." It is as true as can be and
"In Northern cities there are yery few
readers who do not pay for their paper; the
reverse is true of the South. If merchants
Hew Advertisements.
Masonic
and subscribers in tnis section supported Myj A F & A M. will take notice that
their papers with half the promptness and there will be a regular communication of
Associate Reformed Cuurcn. the mem
bers of the congregation of this church have
DUichased a lot and sriven out to Mr. Jonas
. t-
Rudisill the contract for building a chapel
for their worshin. The lot is situated on
the corner of College and Fifth streets, op
posite the Springs property. The church will
be a modest affair, a frame structure about
50x25 feet. Work on it will be commenced
in a very short time, and it is expected that
it will be completed by the last of
punctuality that the same classes at the
North support their local journals, the newst
papers of the South would equal those of the
region beyond us.
More Discoveries. It's strange how
many things besides dirt can be dug of the
cround. In digging the cellar for Mr Parks
Hutchison's new store, soon after the dig
ging was begun an old sword was found,
and shortly afterwards two tombstones. And
Wednesday, about three feet below the na
tural surface of the ground, was found a sil
ver quarter of a dollar, of the issue ofl853.
Shortly after the digging at this place was
commenced, a round hole was discovered in
the ground. It was found upon digging
down that the hole was about eight feet deep
and was filled up with all manner of things.
It was at first supposed that it was a well
which had been dug under the house, but
it was not deep enough for this, and what
the original object for having the lole there
was has not yet boen determined by those
who have the mater under consideration.
A Mad Dog that Won't Die. The most
curious story on record of the tenacity with
which an animal can cling on to life, was
told us yesterday by reliable men whose ve
racity will not be called into question, and
who participated in the affair of which we
propose to speak : On Wednesday evening a
dog which gave every evidence of being mad,
was noticed prowling around the yard of the
C, C & A R R. He was set upon at once by
a party of railroad employees, who, befoie
satisfying themselves that-he was dead, fired
six pistol shots into his body. The dog, af
ter being shot four times, still showed no
signs of a disposition to die, and one of the
party knocked him down with a rock. Af
ter the sixth shot the dog was left for dead,
and yesterday morning when they returned
to the yard, they found that he had crawled
under one of the cars, and was lying there,
breathing as if asleep. He was put on a
dump and carried off to die, but upon being
thrown from the dump jumped up and
started to run. He was shot again and
stopped, when he had thirteen additional
pistol shots and one load from a shot-gun
fired into him. In addition to this he was
hit six times with the edge of a shovel,' and
when the hearts of the men failed them and
they left him alone, the dog, though shot
and beat literally all to pieces, still had
strength left to growl at them as they went
off- . .
This story is told us by Mr Junius Jami
son of the C, C & A R R and Mr Boone, an
engineer on the N C-R R, both of whom
took a hand in trying to kill the dog and
who vouch for the story as true in every par
ticular. The dog was shot in every part of
the body and in the head, and when left his
brain could be seen to move as lie dr?w his
their lodce to-night.
Visiting brethren are lraternallv invited,
apl 17 THOS. SYMONS,
Secretary pro tan.
tvt
O T I C E
The twenty-first annual meeting of the
MEDICAL SOCIETY of North Carolina will
be held in the city of Charlotte, on Thurs
day, the 21st day oi May, 184, at ll a.m.
Members, Delegates and fnysicians apply
ing for license, will be passed over the vari
ous roads at halt rates.
W. A. B. NORCOM, Pres't.
James McKee, Sec'y.
apl 17 2w
T tne Young tatlites and Misses
of Charlotte:
PROF. LYNES of the Carolina Military
Institute, of French descent, and educated
in Paris, France, would like to form a French
class or classes. Pie guarantees a practical
knowledge of the Language in six months.
First term commences on the 1st May.
For terms and particulars apply' to the Pro
fessor, apl 17 eodtilmay 1.
For ale.
TWO FINE, YOUNG BAY PONIES, beau
fully matched in all respects, and work
v.-ell in single or double harness". Apply
apl 17, 3t AT THIS OFFICE,
land, W R Cochrane, Cyrus Hunter, J M
McMurray, R M Miller. E M Andrews, Dr.
Robert Gibbon.
Manufactured and sold by
G. L. GREESON,
Trade Street. Charlotte, N. C.
WANTED :
An active business man to sell these
pumps in every county in this State, and in
South Caralina. Also, to contract for a lot
of yellow poplar heart lumber,
apl 15 .
S. M. TIMMONS,
AT
OUR HOUSE,
Wishes the public to know that his estab
lishment still maintains its
TYell-Knawn Reputation
as the best place, in Charlotte to get some
thing good to eat or drink.
Snacks ajall hours,
apl 15, dly lmo
Just Received.
A splendid assortment of
Candies;,
Figs.
Ban nan as,
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' Furnishing1 Goods, : consisting of
Scarfs, Ties, Bows, Undershirts, Drawers, Cotton Lisle Thread an Merino Half
Hose, Silk Lisle, Kid and Calf Gloves, Collars, Cuffs and Suspendersxreduced corres
pondingly. . Mi.S '
A lot of the celebrated Mcintosh Water-Proof Clothing at costv '. ' , ! . u ' .
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, 1 and will be made
to order in the best manner at the lowest possible price, exclusively for cash . 1 '
All persons indebted to me are urged to come forward promptly and pay the same,
as I am 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 aid examine my stock
of goods, as I am determined to close out my present stock at the earliest possible
date. '
mar a t J. S. PHILLIPS.
TIE (KlDMiftM (RflMtfD
UNADULTERATED AND GENUINE.
T
HIS IS A GENUINE GUANO WHICH IS TAKEN FROM THE
Guanahani Island (one of the Bahama Group) and bids fair to become
Oranges,
pies,
Ap-
Lemons,
Canned Fruits.
Also in stock a fine lot of Cakes, Pies and or grinding is required.
eyeryuuiis ju my line.
S3 Fresh bread every evening.
C. S. HOLTON,
apl 15 Opposite the Market.
one of the most popular fertilizers ottered for sale. It is put lip in (backs in
the same condition as when taken from the caves, and no manipulation
It is recommended by
A
WANTED.
SMALL HOUSE with 4 or 5 rooms; not
far from the square preferred. Inquire
at Hi. CiiltlHiiv B.
apl 17 It
NOTSCE.
municipal Election.
ON Monday the 4th day of May, 1874, an
election will be held at the different
wards in the City of Charlotte for Mayor
and twelve Aldermen. Wrard No. 1, at the
Rock Island Office. Ward No. 2, at the
Market House. Ward No. 3, Red House.
Ward No. 4, at the Court House. The fol
lowing persons are appointed Judges of the
same, viz : '
Ward No. 1, M. W. Alexander, J. P., Reg
ter Wm. Tiddy, M. M. Orr, John McCon
ell, and W.'M. Matthews, Jr., Judges
Ward No. 2, W. H. H. Houston. J. P.
Register S. E. Bratton, II. B. Williams,
H B Hammond, A. B. Dayidson. Judges.
Ward No. 3 A. H. Creswell, J. P. Register
C. J. Cowles, James H. Henderson, W. R.
Cochrane, J. C. Burroughs, Judges.
WTard No. 4, A. H. Martin, J. P., Register
A. R. Nisbet, John Vogel, A. Berryhill, J.
S. M. Davidson, Judges.
Wr. F. DAVIDSON, Mayor,
M. E. ALEXANDER, Sh'ff.
apl 1G tde ,
JUST RECEIVED.
A N en!
XjL combined
apl 1G 3t
N entirely new Garden Hoe and Rake
Call and see them at
BREM, BROWN & CO,
Hardware Store.
.
PEARL Hominy, Rice. Canned Peaches,
Tomatoes, Pickles in barrels, gallons,
half-gallons, quarts and pints, country pro
duce, etc, at
apl 15 REEL & PERDUE'S
Blue Front.
Notice to Contractors.
SEALED proposals for the erection ot a
COTTON PLATFORM 250x350 feet, tebe
located in front of the C, C. & A. Railroad
Depot, to be of similar materials and con
struction to that now in use, will be receiv
ed until the 21st instant at the office ot
STENHOUSE, MACAULAY & CO.
tt&r Bids to be opened in the presence of
. i . . . -i i ii n: .,n
a commiuee appouueu oy me Kjiiy vuuuuu.
apl 15, td
Prof. P. B. WILSON, of Baltimore,
who is regarded as one of the best analytical chemists in the country.
Our State Geologist,
Prof. W. C. KERB,
To the Ladies.
THE MissesvFarrin2ton have opened &
fashionable Dress-making establishment in
Beckwith Building, up stairs over ool. Max
well's Sewing Machine Emporium : the
t " . .... ...... i i nloA -ranniY m Dinia if. oc on tit larl r r a n una omnnir Ilia ar a nrt arti foft 1 1 iiara
elsewhere is most respecttuuy soncuea ana w bUv.u . m,.& v,...uulu
of the, country. The analysis shows it to be richer in plant food than the
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great majority of fertilizers, which in connection with the moderate price
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at which it is sold, are strong inducements for every1 farmer to use it.
Full supplies now on hand and for sale by
moderatescharges and satisfaction in the exe
cution of work guarranteeo.
MISSISS JJ'AKKlJNUTUiN.
N. B. The latest London and Paris Fash
ion plates, have been ordered and will be
regularly received. april 15 d 1 m-w 1 y'r
. : i
SNUFFS, all kinds of Cigars, Chewing To
baccos, etc. We retail goods at whole
sale prices, sell for cash, and, therefore, give
our customers the benefits of loses by bad
debts. We invite opposition and defy com
petition.
apl 15 REEL & PERDUE'S
Blue Front.
BLANK APPLICATIONS,
For membership in the Patrons of Husban
dry, for sale
dly & wky,.tf
AT THIS OFFICE.
Stop and Bead !
THAT I have received Extra Sugar Cured
Hams and Shoulders. Enoch Morgan's
Century and Family Soaps, Frost's Ready
Raising Flour (something new), and other
choice and other desirame iamny supplies,
to which your attention js respectfully in
vited.
apl 12 J- S. M. DAVIDSON.
3rd door above Market, Trade St.
JUST RECEIVED.
COUNTRY Lard. White Beans, White Peas
J Fresh Mountain Roll Butter; Also, nice
lot of choice country butter, 100 doz fresh
eggs, cheap for the cash, at
BB B. N. SMITH.
March 21 Cw
BURUOUGUS & SPRINGS,
.:::
General Agents.
Family Groceries.
MOUNTAIN DRY BEEF HAMS,
Euckwheat Flour, North Carolina
Flour, Virginia Flour. A large supply al
ways on Sale at Wholesale or Retail.
Mountain Potatoes for planting cheap. A
good stock of Tallow alwass on hand at
low prices- Oranges, Lemons, fec.
A;H.CRESWELLJ
Grays' Corner, Trade fftreet. : , Ap'l 5.
WHITE and Red Onion Setts, '
, . , W. R. BUR WELL & CO.
TIT OLLER'S Cod Liver Oil,'-
ill
Hazzard & Caswell's Cod Liver Oil.
Nolen's Cod liver Oil,. , :
Welbor'sOod livetOir ana .Phosphate
Lime.' I .if. V.
Elixir Cinchona Iron and Strychnin,
. 4 'M u Bismuth,
. u'r. ' Pepsira and Bismuth,
W. R. BUR WELL ft COM
apl 5 . . , iJrCTgists,
rfLOVER, Orchard Grass.and Lucerne,
J fresh and of superior tjualiW. t
w.eTbuewell&co.
May or first of June.
breatli.