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Too many Studies at once.-l Dung ladies'
engage in too many studies at one time. IL
is not an untrequent occurrence Tor young
lady to engage in FIVE or SIX different branch.
es of science at once. Ii is common, and
| think true saying, that "Jack at all
trades is good al none;" and | feel sure that
a Young lady who recites in French, Latin,
Geography, Natural Philosophy and Music,
every day, cannot understand what she
learns. II appears 10 me to be the periec.
ton OF education TO learn TO concentrate all
the powers and faculties Of the mind upon
one subject, until that is perfectly under.
stood. If a young lady commences the stu
DIV Of Natural Philosophy, and pursues II
TO the exclusion of all other studies, she not
only retains what she learns. but she reflects
upon the facts which she has collected dur.
/ ing her hours of relaxation. And IN short
time her whole soul will be engaged in II.
I Let Young lady commence her studies,
and coniine herself TO one, or at most two
books at one time, and If she does not finish
her education too early in life, she will have
Land up O vast fund of knowledge, fund
from which she can ever after draw the
richest dyanghts Of enJoyment.--Anadis q
. Education.
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tun,y OF returning their grateful ackno"l'
edoments for the liberal share OF public pa
tronace with which they have been favored
They think il not presumption to say, they
are better prepared to give more general sa'
tistaction than heretofore. To secure con-
fdence. they solicit fair trial. II mlsshl
should ever occur, 1t is made good by 'he
cash or second trial al their own expense
TL4floue Nav, 1886. yi--1h
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DDlliNPS y HATS


Superior Green Rio Coffee, rorto Rico Sugars,
Wines, Molassts, Salt, 'rcas, Imperial, Tyson,
Guupowder, and Blaes Sc
4 good aasorlm't OF Saddles, Brides, Bride Bits,
Martlugales,
Rife and Shot Guns different qualities,
All the above articles We will sell as iow as any
other Merchants In town. We wish the people u
call and examine cur Stock Of Goods.
u A liberal discount 10 those trho buy for
CASH.
SMITH WILLIAMS, & BOYD.
April /, 1886.
Just received 1000 pounds Porto Rico
SUGAR, low for Cash,
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti-fsilious Pills,

Are INC tutaPcSt anu NUS aPF'S''N asn
iiI Medicine ever offered to the Public.
They are extremely tatId IN ;hclr operation,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation ~ the - stem, AZ
IS too frequently the result from medicines
gwen 10 act upon the bowels. They act spc
officially upon the LAYER, hen m a torpid
condition, carrying oil large quantity OF
bile, through the influence oi the cNceTnen'
Junction, which, II suffered to remain ~ the
system, would proIucc either Jaundiee, Ii
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever aud
Ague, or some other grellous bodily aitiic.
ton. In all cases OF toTpor Of the bowels,
thcy act like a charm. Ia recent cases 81
Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. Many
persons who were sUhlect 10 violent attacks
Of sick headache, have been much bcuehttd,
+ and several perfectly cured ~ a ic" weeks
by their use. They are highly recommend.
Cd as preventative aud cure OF Bilious co,n.
plants. Persons who are suhJcc, 10 that
distressing complaint, sea.slckncss, by tax.
iug portion or two CT them a few days pre-.
Wous to embarklng on board the vessel, wis'
be almost certain 10 escape II. Females
can use them at all periods, without incur.
ring any risk. Thely virtues viii remain
uulmpalred for years IN any climate. No
family should BE- without these Pills por.
ton Of them, taken occasionally, would be
the means Of preventing much suffering from
sickness. |, is from neglect Of keeping Up
a regular perstalllc action OF the stomach
aud bowels, thus suffering TO be absorbed
aud mingled with the blood, uaasslmIlaied
fluids, that most diseases are produced.
DR.. 7. feels confident that no person who
gives these Pills fair uial, will ever after
feel willing to he without them. The ties.
tlmony Of thousands speaking IN the high,
est terms of their efficacy, might be added
but the very high reputation DR.. 2. has &C.
CURED as the inventor OF the - Patent iegc
table MedieiH0 StomdchicG ct HepdtcG,
for the cure Of dyspepsia and LAYER CON
plants, IS thought sufficient guarantee Il
those wishing to make trial Of their var
tues. They contain not particle Of Mer
curry, or any ingredient that does not act II
harmony with health and oppose disease.
DR.. 7. having been educated under III,
most eminent American and European Med
lcal professors, and pracllced his profession
. many years in the South, where diseases c
n the most obstinate character prevail, con
sders himself we'll qualified to Judge on tn
e. nature OF diseases lncdentto warm climates
Prepared by Josrrn PRrEsrLy PErER'
D NJ. ID. 7. b. C.. p. NJ. at hi. Institution fo
a the cure Of obstinate Diseases, by means {
re vegetable remedies, No. 100 Liberty stree
r. New York, inventor and sole proprietor
n Each box contains forty Pills, Price ~
: CENTS.
81 These invaluable Medicines are sold
Charlotte by Smith d Williams; 10 Cor
cord by. p. b. Barrnger, and in Salsbur
- by John Murphey, where numerous certli
Gates Of their efficacy can be seen.
Dr. JOS. PRIESTLY PETERS.
Jan. J, 1890, ~
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NEW GOODS.

Cles. which he offers To the public al re.
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, LepIne, and
Plain English and Swiss WATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (trhite, green, biHe, and
azure to suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, HE HAS JUsr
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
Brittania.ware in full sets, Fine Plated Can.
dlestlcks, Suffers and Trays, Plated Gas.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, Ra.
Zors aud Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, ilalr
do, Table and Tooth do, variety of PER.
FUMERY Of the best quality, Walking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
English and French,) Snuff Boxes, Per.
eusson Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson's T Inc
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added TO his former
stock Of " atches and Jewelry, will embrace
variety, which will be sold low for Cash
or on short credit to punctual dealers.
/ THOMAS TROTTER.
/ Charlotte, November, 1886. 10-u
y. Il. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most mel
need money 10 carry on business.
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mn nose off, Besides which, We have Col.
Kutmanosov, (cut my nose of, ofthe lmpe.
ria Guard. Marshall Pulmanosoh, (Put
my nose off, , General Nozebegun, (nose BE-,
gone, and many others Washington Ne
tropoliidR.
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Worthy Of Inifatioa.-A rich old gen.
,lenan IN Manchester, England, was called
upon by some members Of the Bible Society
there. to subscribe his mte-he replied he
had been thinking about II, but would first
wish to become acquainted with their plans,
&c. and wished them 10 call again. Some.
time after they did so, and he told them he
had made up his mind to subscribe guinea
a wear; aud immediately began TO count
out upon the table quantity OF guIneas'-
and on lie went ril be had counted down e
suneas. There, gentlemen" cried the
good Old man, / promised YOU a subscrp'
tlon OF a guinea year, am 20 years Old
and there are 20 guineas.
"That man may last, but never lives,
Mo much receives, but nothing gives;
Whom none can love, whom none can thank,
Creation ;. b.5., creations UlanA.'
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Judging from the euphony Of their names,
the Russian DIplomatsts would seem TO
have a remarkable antlpathy TO their noses,
and to I've invoking every one to rid them
of such useless excrescence as soon as
possible, e:g: The new Imperial Minister
to this country is called Sounonosofi, (sdr
NJ nose off, An attacbe Of the same lega-
,Ion ia Washington, Blowmanozort, (5loU
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Time Il watts for no maR-lt travels
onward with an even, uninterrupted, mex.
orable step, without accommodating ltseh
10 the delay Of mortals. The restless hours
pursue their course-moments press after
Inoments-day ,reads upon day--year rolls
upon year. Does man lolter procrasnn'
ate is he lis,less or lndolent J Behold The
DAYS, months, and years, unmindiul OF his dc.
lav, are never sluggish, bat march forward
in silent and solemn procession.
Our labors and tolls, our ideas and feel
ings, may be suspended by sieep-darkness'
silence, and death, NAV reign around US, but
time rests not, SAUNDERS not, but presses
along and knows no stoppages. we may
dam up mighty ryers-slop them IN lheir
Journey to the ocean-press them back
10 their source-but the arrest OF time Is
beyond the power Of any being besides
Onnipoteuce. The clock may cease &c
strike, the bell to toll, the sun may cease to
shine. the moon stand still, but the bus!
hours pass on. the months and years mus
move forever forward.
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Looe.--A complaint Of the heart, grow.
Ing out of 40 mofl,nate .onging after some.
thug Difficult! 10 Obtain. Itattacks persons
ii 10th sexes, generally beigaea the aye Of
fifteen and thlrty, have been known
10 nave i, at line aye Of sixty. Syatoms-
Absence Of mnJ,-giying things wrong
rsmes-calliua tears nectar, and signs re.
rh,rs,-a great tondness for poetry and
ulus,c,--azug on the moon and Stars
tooth ache, loss or neglect Of business, loath.
lng Tor all things save one, blood shot III the
eyls. and constant desire to SIGH. Effects.
A strong heart barn-pu.se hlgh-stu-
p,aIy eloquent eyes, sleePIes.ness, and all
that sort Of Thing. Al times imagination
hrgh,-bowers Of Foses-wlnged CupIds,
and buueted peas: and then agnin oceans
OF despair, racks, tortutes, and halr.trgger-
ca pistols. Cure--Ge! married.
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e By Mathematics, and NTH skill,
/" Ne make our customers look genteel.
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Reference Of Good Friddy.-Some few
years ago, on a Good Friday, John Randolph,
then Senator, entered the Senate Cham.
Der. after the session had commenced and
tie floor beng then unoccupIed, he address
q the Chair" SIR, this Is Coco Friday
a day reyerenced by all Christians day
which ought 10 be kept as Sabbath. |
never suffer my slaves to work on this day.
Ills dlsgraceiui, SIR, that we should sit here
employed IN the business Of talking on thus
day. remember, Sir, that when Court
Of Justice sat on Good Friday in a certain
city, a member Of the Bar rose and said
4 hope your Honor vii adjourn the court.
'Why ? asked the Chef Judge Because
vour Honor, DO judicial tribunal has trans.
acted business on tins day since The dGys Of
Po,bius Plate The court, Sir, was ad.
iourned and | move that the Senate ad.
loura." The motion was agreed to.
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II NpieNtiid Line Of If.i(ES
FROM
Salisbury 10 Raleigh, NC.

FTllE SUBSCRIBERS, anxious 10 afford
II every facility TO the Travelling puhac,
now announce that they have completed NJ
their arrangements, aud can with truth say,
We present you nth d lime Of Hacks 10.
aSs,ng advantages oper any other. II ta
irish 10 get on Nth ease and desruich-fa,.
ing obtained that grea, deaderdtnm With 81
Tra,eIers--ao detention on The road. II
Is SO arranged as TO correspond, ~ rs arm.
walls al Raleigh, with the departure q tie
following stages, VIZ The Great Day
Line 10 Rlakely, North Carolina, passing
through Loutsburg, Warrcu,on, and Hal.
tax al the latter place a Line Of Stages
communicates with the Portsmouth, RAJ.
Road Tor Norfolk hS continuing On 10
BIakely, you strike the Petersburg Raj.
Road and on your ARRIVAL a, that place lul
have the choice Of two Llncs-ei,her ty
land 10 Washington CITY, wa RIcbmoud ord
.dEIr Fredericksburg, or by
E~--4An- Steam Boat 10 Aor' !.
rssE a-x.IE6 Al Norfolk there anl b.
no detention, a. there Is u line o, Steam.
Boats for Baltimore 10 coue,Stvu Vita ms
line. THIS Inc also connects With one ton
Raleigh 10 Nea bern.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, SAl.4gy,
II ESDAl and SATt RnAl at urack,
4. M.-alicr the ARRIVAL 81 the irlmon,
Stage from the Souih--arrsc, 10 ka.n-h
next da,sut O'Clock, +. M.--iea,c, r..
lcleh 7 ESDAi and SATURDAY. az :
o'clock, \. VI, arrives ~ Salisbury rtu
DAYS by o'clock +, M.--allovtr- sat''
Gent time on the road lor ) LIEP
~ The Hacks arc Albuny make, entirely
new, aud cannot bc surpassed igf ooH'aI
and ease the Teams arc excellent, lbe llr'
ycrs careful aud attentive, and tie I4e lgT
only SEVEN DOLLARN All Hlet'
mediate distances : cents ger mule.
. o. Passengers from lbe South, who VISA
to take our Line, wall be cartiu, to cair 70
Sdisburg only.
o. All Bundles and Package at NE r'>
Of the owners.
WILLS NoElNG,
JOSEPH /. MuElNn
april II, l-S5. t'-l3
The Fare from Ralugh 10 Ha'iipc'o7 C'y
amounts 10 SO so, az taiior5.
From Raleigh TO BIak,ly. STAGE Fare, y
Bakoly to Petersburg, kaiI Roat tsH, j.
Petersburg 10 Richmond, Stage lar, g
Richmond to frcd,rirk.bufE, StsZ' t@fe'
TrcdcricksburR to Washington CITY
StcamI}0at Fare,
The Steam Boat Fare from Peier'tufg %
Baltimore. VIA Norfolk. is Eopr Dollars.
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w, j. keahcy ~ Go.

n AN iNG recelV-
NE ed from n. \ ork
the latest Spring and
Summer Fashions, IN
form their friends that
they are now ready 10
execute all orders IN
their line with neat.
ness and despatch.-
They take this oppor-
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Value Of SGro MIA man having
q saw mill to sell, recommended 1t very
highly on account Of the value Of the Satc.
dust-it beng the best food IN tie world
for cattle when mixed with meal. pur-
chaser having taken II On tins recommen.
datlon, began to feed his cattle Oh sawdust
and meal, but finding they didn't thrive ye-
~ well on their new feed, inquired Of the
former owner what the reason was Ah, u
saws he, "the reason Is clear enough; you
don't know how to NIX ii, you should use
less sawGust aud more meal
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,uFNCEEIE.VEOgS.
FEMALE MUTABlIElY.

gave her rose--and gave her ring'
And asked her 10 marry me then;
But she sen; them all back-the insenslbte tihng,
And said she'd no notion OF men,
4 told her I'd oceans of money aud goods,
And tried her to fright with gr'sl
But Sic answered she wasn't brought up in the
woods,
To Sc scar'd By the shade Of an owl
/ called her baggage and every thing bad
| sighted her features and form
Til At length succeeded in getnng her mad,
And she ragged Ike the sea m storm
And then in moment | turned and 4 smiled
And calrd her my angel and all,
And she fell in my arms ike weaF,some chlld
And oxclaimed--sW We vii marry neat fall
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PROSPECTS,.
Andrew II. Porter 81 Co.
Propose to publish in the Town oil Linco!ntan, n
LtaCOtnt0n TRANSCRIPT.

1T is believed that the rich and hourIshiag com
~ munty OF Lincoln County and its vicinity
can support with case and convenience a Newspa-
per. The aholeSomc effect Of press upon the
morals and intelligence Of people, when II is con-
Quoted on the principles of truth and virtue, is
most obvious. The Politics Of the TRANSCRIPT
will be firm to Southern principles, and such,
viii be opposed to the election OF Martin Van Blu
rem the next President: But as our main Oh.
lcct viii be to raise the moral and intellectual
standard Of the community, tunless compelled by
unreasonable Proyocatlon1 the course Of this pa.
per will be mud and conciiaiory.
Having already established Press at Lincoln.
ton, the Paper viii be- issued as soon as sufficient
number OF Subscribers may be obtained
TERMS.
The Transcript will be published weekly on a
medium sheet, at 81 so IN advance, Or 81 # paid
after the issuing of the first Hgrubsr.
L.Hco!alon, May IL.
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For Rent.
DENTAL OPERATIONS.
j. Lee. VI. ID.
SERGEO.Y DENTIST,
OF Camden. ". c.

NFFERS his Professional Services to the
~ Citizens Of Charlotte. lie NAV be
found at DR.. Joshua d. Boyd's, on the 18th
Of Juue, 1886.
Terms:
Setting Porcelain or Ivory Teeth, So
on Gold Clasp, 81 to 10
Natural Teeth, 10
Plugging with Gold, 2
Tn, /
Extracting Teeth or Stumps, so cents TO l
Separating, Whitening, &c. 81 to 5
Complete sets Of Notwithstanding IT,
regularlties, &c. will be charged for accord
ing to circumstances, aud the charge sta.
ted on examination. Materials and uork
udrrdn,ed.
Nav -, .3G. 9jtd
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Valuable Land for Sale.

subscriber ofrsr,
for sale his VaIuablo
Plantation on Rocky Rlv.
er, o miles west OF Con.
cord Caharr,,s r.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-02-23
THE HERALD-NEw YORK.
THE MAID OF BAIDOCE.

Who hss e'er b at Bald must needs know the mill
AT The sign vt the horse. N the foot of the hill
Where the grave and the gay. the clown and The beau
Without all Distinction prOmiscuOlsly go.
The man al the mill has daug hter so fair,
With 50 pleasing shape, and so winning air.
That oncr on the hay 6rld's green bank rs stood,
thought she was Venus just sprung fom the food.
But looking again, perceived my mistake,
For Venus, though fair, has the look of rake;
While nothiag hut virtue ard riodesty fill
The more beautiful locks Of the lass Of The mill
PrOmetheus stole FIRE, tbs poets do say,
To eniiven the mas he had uaodelld OF clay;
Had Marv been with him. the beam of her eve
had Sav'd him the trouble Of robong the sky
Since first keheld this dear lass of the mill
4 can never be quiet do whaIe'er I will;
All day AMI all al ht sgi. and think STILL
Ishali die if have not The lass ofthe mill
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HENRY WELLS.

nOCTOR .5OYD, Member Of the Royal College Of
~ Surgeons in Ire md ard lately practitioner the city Of
London his the sced.n the Of
disease Ills long experience d close attention this eas
complaints his reasr SAFE and expeditions. mode Of ireament
extraordinary during long and extended practice and
,bve ALL his legitimate medical qualifications are few OF the
grounds which be his claims public patronage In this
empcsn when ignorant pretene and impudent quacks
daily spreading their the Destruction, DR.
BOYD would wish friendly and voice his fe
creatures and tell th beware Of such dangerous
Thousands ho might hetn this day, in the health and
pride Of manhood f their had only been Treated by
duly qualified numbered the incurabe and
he dead Apparent very and easily effected;
nut erad ate the latent poison which will otherwise consgn il
victim TO ni1ey longs the legitimate province OF
medicine in the hands of sklu and able practitioner Ts Dr.
boy9 sue =. Si.ng TO convince ms patrons, by producing
their inspection his regular diploma member Of the Royal
College Surgeons in Ireland and likewise testimonials for
Witty and skill, rCm niany who Justly considered as lights and
NJ their rutesion His mode of treatment IS safe eec
na and expeditions requiring either tie OF
ra in diet exercse Recent affections he pledges himself TO
radically within few days. and Of loHger standing
greater mseniy will he treated with cordially skill in
the patient may assured AFTER having hene dscnarg
ID from The hands Of DR.. Boyd, that k hesh Is established
und and firm h and that his constitution Is renovated and
impaired His professional honor and faith pledged o this and
Ne aisrs himself that chaIeer and standing me sufficient war
for ia fulfnen
The and secrecy in all ~ relied
O'Clock in the morning till 10 al night
2l-iy OFFICE. IA Dover lone door from Water
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I - ~
" ERSAL MEDICifrs, manufactured in TINS country toy
GEORGE SlLvESTEh tfnonl Engand) sone possess
OF the original recipe Sold ohong-square Tin sox neatly
env"prl with dircchs ~nchd. 30 and 80 rs being
nali the price OF The IaipsTied article.
TESTIMONY OF CURE.
New YORK. November %. 1885,
Dea Sir-Haying desire TO discharge my obligations you,
well az TO promote good to suffering humanity herewith send
for publication extraordinary Of effected by
Hygeian Vegetable Universal Medicine the OF
Ralph age about thirteen wears; which shall endeayor
be brief Iosbe that nc enabled TO make
te svely known. Whilst la Edinburgh my native place.
than he received stroke the elbow with
the what termed by
inhsEsaon Of the bone from which has suffered pain
until within short time past lie treated by
most eminent physicians in Scotland which tsnded but little
aneoTe ms sunergs; consequently desp1ircd of his
again having the former advantage ia the OF his afflicted
Happily length induced make trial of the medicine
question; from which few days expeenc considerable
relief Afterwards bis complaint assumed aggravated
the breaking out suppose of putd acrd humors the
Affected parts but receiving this symptom the good
the medicine, directions followed by consderahy
mentng the dose until he took many pills day
which he ganed relief and he after
restored 10 hearth can also bear testimony the good effects
OF medicine OF fever and and other
plants would recommend those afflicted with disorder
estits virtues Respectfully suhscIbe by obliged,
WILLIAM BELL.
Architect and DTau;hsman Of Houston and Essex-s
MIR. Geosge Sylv~-i~-
Certificates of other -s,r~sinary which invaluable
medicine mas equally END srons, he
d. BRHSON, CONFECTIONERY Agent 4S Fulton rect Broad
way dec 3-f