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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti-BiliOus Pills,

=
il, Medicine ever offered 10 the Pubic
They are extremely mid IN ;helr operation,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation ~ the system, as
is too frequently the result from medicines
gwen to aci upon the bowels. They act spc
officially upon the Liver, ahen 10 torpid
condition, carrying of large quantity OF
BILE, through the influence OF the eNcenent
function, which, II suffered TO remain IN tue
system, would produce either Jaundlce, Ii
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever anu
Ague, or some other guesious bodily Attic.
ton. In all cases OF torpor Of the bowels,
they act like charm. la recent cases OF
Dyspepsia, they are certain cure. NAM
persons tho we're subject to violent attacks
Of SICK headache, have been much benefited,
and several perfectly cured IN few weeks
by their use. They are highly recommend
cd as preventative and cure OF Bilious com.
plants Persons who are subject to that
distressing complaint, sea.sIckness, BY TAX
Tug portion or two OF them few days pre-.
yIous TO embarhlng on board the vessel, Wil
be almost certain TO escape IT, Females
eau use them at all periods, without incur.
ring any risk. Their virtues will remain
uumpalrcd for Years 70 any climate. No
family should be- without these Pills a por.
ton Of them, taken occasionally, would BE-
the means OF preventing much Suffering from
sickness. II II from neglect OF Keeping ny
a regular pers,altlc action Of the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering to he absorbed
and mingled with the blood, unasslmilated
fluids, that most diseases are produced.
DIR. 7. feels confident that 10 person who
gives these Pills fair trial, will ever after
feel willing to be without them. The ties.
tlmony OF thousands speaking in the high.
est terms OF their efficacy, might bc added
but the very high reputation DR.. 7. has &C.
CURED as the inventor Of the Patent Itge.
table HedlclaG Stomachlca a Hcpdt,cG, ~
for the cure OF by dyspepsia and LAYER CON.
plants, Is thought a sufficient guarantee to
those wishing to make trial of their viz.
tues. They contain not particle OF Mer.
curry, or any ingredient that does not act in
harmony with health and oppose disease.
DR.. =. having been educated under the
most eminent American and European Med
lcal professors, and practiced his profession
many years IN the South, where diseases OF
the most obstinate character prevail con
slders himself we'll qualified to Judge on the
nature Of diseases incident % warm climates.
Prepared by JosErH pRIrSrLY PETERS,
VI. ID. T. Il. {. p. VI. at his Institution for
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, BY means Of
vegetable remedies, No. 100 Liberty street,
New York, inventor and sole proprietor,
Each box contains forty Pills, Price 30
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold in
Charlotte by Smith Il Williams; in Con.
cord by 7. Il. Barrlnger, and in Salisbury
by john Murphey, where numerous certlf.
Gates Of their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRlESTLY PETERS.
Jan. |, 1886. l.y
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EOnnet>. Hats. Shoes. Boots,
Ndrfiirdre ~ Cutlery,
saddles Il Brides,
Glass and Queens-Ware,
GKU(EKEEN.

Together with great number Of other articles,
All Of which VIC offer to sell on as good terms as
Goods Of the same quality can be purchased else
where. We invite our friends and acquaintances
generally 10 call and examine our stock Of Goods
before they make their purchases, as We lcei as
surcd that We can DO as well by them az our neigh
bors, as our Goods are entirely new aud pQfcha
sed for { ISL
W & \. ALEXANDER.
Charlotte n e., March =, 1880 s1u
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sAIrLtflNT;SA
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II <pfeHdid Line Of H.I(hN
FROM
Salisbury 10 Raleigh, NC.

YHE ST BSC RIDERS, ANXIOUS to off,
every facility 10 the Travelling Pua
now announce that lhey have complete
their arrangements, aud eau With truth sri
We present you trtih L,ae Of Haell b.
asaag advantages ORR any other. # ~
riSh 70 gti on nth ease and despdich-hl,
nc obtained that great derGerGila sa.il
Tra,ellets-Ro detention an N, rod. |.
IS so arranged as To correspond, 10 1t. arr.
walls at Raleigh, with toe departure q ne
following stages, stz The Great lhy
Line 10 Blakely, North Carolina, gs~las
through Loulsburg, Harr,n,oa, lad llaa.
fax; at the latter place 0 Lee q >'age
communicates with the Pon.asuia Ri.
Road for Norfolk by cun,muag % @
Bakeiy, you strike the pc,ertlfs Rel.
Road, aud 90 your ARRIVAL ~ tia, faeeyg
hosg be- choice Of tso L.Dcs-e,lbsr &
land 10 y ashlngton CITY, wa Rlchmog4 aa
,6E0N Fredericksburg, q b
@S~4n. steam Boo, 70 Nar
uExczs At Norfolk there sill =
Il" detention, as there IS hnc d >ita-'
Boats for Baltimore IN councuon All O.
line. THIS Inc also connects Nth ose iI.l
Raleigh to Nesbcrn.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, SaJse.r
Tt ESDAl and SATt RDAl at 9Crgti
A. Matter the arrival Of the lFtr'd.
Stage from the Soulh-~arrNcs ~ ka..l
mex, DAYS at Q o'clock, 7. M.--lea,e Rl
clgh 1T ESDAl and Sal | RDh 81
o'clock, 4. NJ, arrives IN SaltsbufH 9l
DAYS by 4 O'Clock, T. M.-allo"los SD
Gent time on the road Tor : IL EEP'
! The Hacks are Albany make, ealirF
new, and nnnol lie surpassed ior caa.h
and ease the Teams are excellent, TIE l'''
ycrs careful and attentive, and the lar /"
only SEVEN DOLLARS. Al 1A''
mediate distances ! cents per mile.
q Passengers from the South, ~6o W
To take our Lane, will be careful to taf "
Salisbury only.
a. All Bundles and Packages al The IA
Of the owners.
WILLIS MORlNGt
JOSEPH l.. MoklNg.
Aptl II, ls35. t'-9
The Fare from Raleigh TO Hd'hiHcf'''|
amounts 10 SO 80, as toiiors
From Raleigh to Bakely, Stage Fare -.
Hlakcly 10 Petersburg, Rail Road f'''
Petersburg to Richmond, Stage is5'
Richmond to fredericksburg siagt ''''
Fr,dcricksburr To Washington ''s'
Steam Boat Fare, -,
The Steam. Boat Fare irom fetefso's
Baltimore, via Norfolk, IS Fow I'o''"f
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New Goods /!

gHNHE UBSCRIBERS having leased the Store
Il House formerly occupied by ;, {. Caldwell
one door South Of the Post Office, take the plea
sure OF informing the citizens OF Charlotte and 1t,
vicinity that they are receiving, and will contnu,
TO receive, general and well selected stock Of
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NOTICE.

TIlE Subscriber having been solicited 10
III remove TO the town OF Charlotte, for
the purpose of Teaching, and having done
so, will commence a School SO soon as a
sufficient number of subscribers can be OBJ
tanned.
Terms:
For Reading, Writing, and spelling, 50 pr. Or.
English Grammar, Arithmetic and
Geography, s. 4"
History, Natural Philosophy, and
Chemistry, s.
Latin, with the above, $40 I"
The Articles Of the School may be seen
at the office OF +. Oates, Esq.
II. ID. W. ALEXANDER.
April II, 1886 c9T
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Sale of TOsru Lots.

AN Saturday the 23d Instant, the Com.
" missloners Of the Town Of Charlotte
will expose to public sale, number of va.
cant lots, belonging TO the Corporation. A
reasonable credit will be gwen.
BY order Of the Board of Commissioners.
JAS. +. ASBURY, chm.
Ami I'M, 1886 Is
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DYSPEPSIA
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

THE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
= SroMACHIcE ET HErATICE, formed
By chymlcal analysis and synthesis OF seve.
raj prorimdte vegetable principles, are UNI
yersally acknowledged TO have totally G.
clipsed the pretensIons of every other RENE.
dy, and superseded the necessity OF every
other mode OF treatment Wherever the above
diseases are found to exist, as well as IN en-
largement OF the Spleen and IN Jdundiee.
Among the symptoms OF Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are hatulency, sourness
or BURNING IN The stomach, melancholy, n.
rtabllty, dlsagreeable taste in the mouth ;
great lrreguIariy otappetlte, which is some
times yoraclous, and at other times great.
" deficient: thirst, ietld breath, nausea,
weakness of the stomach, acid eructatlons,
palp'tatlon, dro~slness, lrregularity OF the
bowels, pressure on the stomach after meals,
PAIN IN the head, dizziness or vertigo, con.
fusion OF mlnd attended with loss OF memo.
~, a guaslng IN the stomach when empty
chllllnesS, affection OF sight and hearing,
pam and weakness IN the back, languor, dis.
turbed sleep, cold feet aud hands, lremor,
uncaslness IN the throat, cough, PAIN IN the
side or breast, &c.
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spring and Summer
GOODS

lately purchased in the Cities OF New York and
Philadelphia. Their stock consists in part OF III,
following articles
Superhne Blue Black, Brown, Adelaide Claret,
Green, and Invisible Green CLOTHS,
Low priced ditto,
But, Drab, and Black CASSIMERES,
Cotton ditto,
Some few S1itlnets,
An elegant assortment OF Summer Goods for gen.
tlemen's Goats and Pantaloons,
Satin, Naente, Buff, and MarseIlles NESTlNGS,
Superfne Black Velvet ditto,
Black, Pruieswa, Italian, Gro dc Swiss, Slnchews,
and Sarsnet SlLhS,
Co'ored SlLk> Of al kinds,
\ good assortment Of PRINTS,
\ splendid assortment, OF Ladies Dress lhdsfs
Painted Mushns, and Painted Jaconets, and Va.
riety Of superior goods for Ladies Dresses,
4 splendid assortment OF Stocks, Hose, hall Hose,
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der their progress sure and certain. And them
via, an army, a million of men and all wearing
the best forms oi men the best disciplined, ana
better able to endure the laboured battle sweat
by their constant activity, the rigonr of their eli
mate, and their ignorance OF all pleasures when
serve TO eicmina,e. Thu navy, too, though ~
an imperfect state. compared with the army l'n
sailors not sl,ips) will doubtless soon hold u d's''n-
guisl,ed rank. Only think Of such a power, M
crcasinc every day-shsfohine ont midr and
,cider, and all confcssine one duty-obcdienee 10
the riH Of the absolute Sovereign. Though ] am
unskilied in political lore yet as we Yankees
assume the right 10 guess upon all subjects, |
calculate ,our Government had better keep a
wat,hful eve upon the ermined S%cyihian, or nell
bother Your commerce IN certain quarters. lie
hates both England and France, and his warl'ke
attitude. from Cronsiadi To the Crimea, al least de-
serves attention from those who know how to APP
prcciart peace and freedom. You will say this Is
all ,fnf, but YOU will think otherwise, when, IN a
short time, Nicholas shall have possession OF Con
s,anlinople and the Bosphorus."
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BUFEAIOE SPRINGS.

SITTATED on Bufialoe RIVER. IN the count, ~
- Amherst, H. miles of the Court House. % miles
from Lexington, aud - miles t,o,n Lynchburg.
In calling the attention Of the public TO these
Springs, Is a watering place, the subscriber takes oc-
casiou to remark. that they are no new discovery. al
though unknown 10 the distant public, until last sea
sou. For many Years they have been nuinefously al
tended by lefsons from the surrounding eoun-
Try, who will readily testify To Their Medicinal
,Iriues-but owing To the fact that the former occu-
piers filed them rs tenants Al the will of the owners,
who would neither sell nor improve the property, IN
d~ucements, III the way of comfortable accommoda-
,lons to d,s'an, strangers, could not be offered.
Within the last II months u very large and com
modlous Hotel. with comfortable CABINS. have been
erected, sufficient 10 entertain 40 persons.
The water has been anal,zed. and found Ia con
tam the essential ingredients, sulphur, soda, TN an
unusual proporion) aud apuesIa aud the subscfI-
Der can say with the fullest confidence, that II eertii
Gates OF iactthis were required they eau be- obtained
of many Individuals. whose experience OF then ,irtues
enables them Ia sa, thai they are not surpassed by
any waters III \ lrgtnIa, ion most OF the diseases com
mon to our climatc-ln cases Of psia ,derangcd
condition of the stomach aud breast, liver diseases,
and diseases oi debility generally, and to delicate tc-
males aud children, they are peculiarly adapted. Fer
tins fact, the highest authority among the nedica
faculty can b. offered IN this section of country, as
well as the better evidence of full aud ample tests from
individuals by actual experience.
The season will again commence on the 18th Of
June. The subscriber grateful for the liberal pat
ronagc heretofore enjoyed, both from his old
friends and strangers, again invites them To visit him
with confidence on his part, that whilst he will be re
Enumerated Tor nnremittcd eA.rtions 10 please, that
they will be repaid IN improvement OF health.
The rates Of fare will be the same al last year, VIZ
Board per week, Sc 90
do do day, 10
Horses per wtck, 3 %
do do day, -
Children aud servants, hall Price.
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June -
TRUST SALE.

PURSUANCE ola deed of trust, executed
L by Joseph billiard, bearing date the lst of Au-
gust, 1870, and Of record in the Clerks Office of
Amherst county the subscriber will, on the 18th
day OF June next, on the premises, offer for
sale, To the highest bidder, for cash, IA TRACT
OF LAND, in said deed mentioned, which Tract
is described as.containing $50 acres, being in the
county OF Amherst, on the waters of little Piney
River, ON king's Creek, and ad Joining the lands of
Edmund Massie, James Campbell and Joseph
Hoode. This land is represented as rich Noun
tam Land, and we'll worth the attention of To-
bacco planters. The subscriber knows of no
deiec, in the title, but will only convey such as is
vested in him by the deed aforesaid.
LICAS Z. THOMPSON, Irnskfc-
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LAND FOR SALE.

AN disposed to sell my TRACT OF LAND,
1 lsing within three or four miles of Iynchburg.
and ad loining the lands formerly belonging to the es-
tate OF David Ross, decd, those of Daniel Cand-
Ter, Alexander I.iggatt, aud others. This Land is
watercd by Opossim Creek add lis tributaries. Has
on II a good Mill Seat, and a part of ii is within 300
Yards OF Jones's Saw Mill.
There are about 100 Acres in the Tract, all of
which is IN woods, aud well ,imbered, with Pine.
Oak, Poplar, Nc. some parts of the Land are well
adapted To Tobacco, Grain aud Grass. would d-
vide II To suit purchasers. Its contiguitv to Lynch
burg, and abundance OF Timber, render it worthy the
attention of those disposed to purchase.
Mr.. Samuel Nowlln will show the Land to those
wishing To view il. For terms. &c, apply to him, or
to the subscriber, living at Chalk Level, Pitts,l,a-
MA county. WIN. l.. PANNILI.
June III Or
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Dr. %pcere's Library for Safe.

vNNIE large and well selected Library OF the late
. DR. Specie. Is now offered Tor sale. As the
number OF Theological Works is great, it affords an
opportunity to Clergsmento furnish themselves with
= supply. The Works OF General Literature are also
numerous; and the whole have been selected with
great care, and are III the best state OF preservation.-
Persons wishing To purchase, are invited to call and
examine them. To any person or Institution that
will purchase the whole, am authorised TO say, the
terms will be libt raj. JAMES NELSON. -
trent for The administrator.
o. There are also a considerable number OF the
Morsr,NrrH, by DIR. Specie, which are offered at
reduced prices.
Sta,,nton, Va. June 30 1t
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MAY %
.VOYElE.

VIE subscriber offers for sale his Plantation, ON
the lynchhnrr and Salem Turnpike, about SIX
miles above the former place, and containing ll33
acres by late survey about LOO acres supposed to
be cleared, aud nearly all IN gosod heart. There are
about iOacrcs of first rate meadow Land, or ~
now in grass and fine about halt the balance Is this
year IN cultivation and will be in fine order lo seed
III grass tins TALL the balance OF the Land is h,ayi
" numbered, aud the " hole tract lies remarkably we'll.
In fact, there II not a single acre that lies too rolling
Ton cultivation. II contains a due proportion Of IL
bacco Land. From experiments made on this tract.
and IN the ncighborlood, feel myself warranted in
saying that there Is no portion Of the State where
the soil is more benefited bs the application of Clio
yer and Plaster than tins. The great quantity of
Innbcr ON this Farm renders II, ON account of its
c%ontiguIty To lyncllbure, tor fuel and other purpo-
ses, truly valuable, and equally 81 II converted INTO
\ dairy farm, To which, from the large proportion OF
hat Land, II Is peculiarly adapted.
Also, the Tract, on which the subscriber resides.
half 4 mile West of New London, and contains
100 acres Tor thcrcabout) About one third TO
tins tract Is cleared, the most of IT IN fine
heart the Thinner on the balance IS very hca
W, aud the soil is admitted bv all p,r,ons to
whom II Is known as being the very best in this conn
Try. The Improvements are PLAIN, substantial and
sufficient for the accommodations of Il moderate sized
family. To a gentleman who wishes to be uc,,
such an institution as the New London Academy.
Tor the purpose OF educating his children. | know no
situation more desirable. Qt beng only three quarters
OF 4 mile dlstant)
Also, 10 lease for 4 term of years. his Farm adj
joining Mrs. Thompson, Col. Thompson's mill tract.
and others, on which there is a meadow that Yields
annually 80 OF &c, 900 lbs. of hay, and a ready market
nj the place ior all that can be made, ut from - ccuts
TO 81 per hundred about 100 acres cleared. Terms
made known on application TO tho subscriber, living
near N " London W. w. AUSTIN.
Ma wsw
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sale
DRY GOODS, oRocHRIEs. HARD
ARD &c.

YHIIE stock of Merchandise OF the late IiLNRI
Bnon y, Jr, not having been disposed of entire,
as was anticipated, the store house, which Is nearly
opposite The Banks, will be opened, III pursuance Of
a former advertisement, ON FRIpAY, the lst OF July,
and the valuable assortment OF Goods offered for sale,
by retail, or IN lots To SUIT purchasers, for CASH, At
the most reduced prices.
The Executor, who !. dcslrous "i closing the bu-
sincss rs soon as possible, Is aware OF the necessity oi
offering great inducements to the public, IN order TO
hasten sales, and will expect to satisfy purchasers
that decided bargains ma, be had ior cash. The
stock Of Goods Is one OF the most valuable and va
red character, embracing not only a Large supply OF
the principal Staple aud Standard Goods, but al
most every article IN every line OF business, constr
tutIns, IN the fullest sense, a Fancy and jdriety
Ston. There IS IN the House but an ,nconsidera-
bic amount of the Goods which were on hand two
wears ago, whilst thc greater part OF the whole
are such as have Just been purchased ~ New
\ ork, moi cut or broken, and many not yet taken out
of the boxes and packages. These Goods were
bought late III the season, while there was a pressure
IN the money market, after the merchants were chief
" supplied, and sales consequently dull, 50 as pro-
babl, To cause a slight depression IN prices. Owing,
also, To the period At which they wet" bought, they
comprise the freshest importaiions ahd very Latest
fashions. The commercial immunity IL already re
lcvcd, IN some measure, from the pecuniary cmbar-
rasmcnt. under which, from temporary causes, 1t has
lately laboured, and II, As is generally anticipated, tins
pressure Is about to be followed by a general cxpan-
sion of the money aud resources OF the country, pr
ccs will ot course RISE. aud the present moment will
be- shown To have been the most favourable both to
customers and to thos. who buy To sell aga'n, for
supplying themselves with Goods.
IT BROWN.
E,ec"to, Of Henry Bro,n, J.
G country MERCHANTS, As we'll as those from
Town, arc respectfully invited To call aud make up as
sorted lots and parcels OF Goods, which shall be fur
ulSlletl on the most satisfactory terms.
June 81 is
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WISH To sell my two Tracts Of Land, lyine
! within ono aud two miles OF Lsnchburg-One
containing 900 acres, upon both sides ot Blackwatcr
Creek, adjoining the lands OF Samuel Garland, sam
ucl Nj. Scott, Alexander Tompkins and others
This Tract is about one half heavily timbercd wood
land, which has ben carefully preserved, and never
%pillaged. The balance in a high state of cultiva-
ton, with comfortable Improvements. The other
Tract where reside. lying ON the New London
Turnpike road, about two miles from LNnchbura,
containing one hundred and eleven acres. The land
highly improved, well enclosed, aud every comtor-
table improvement on II for tn. accommodation of a
family. | will divide the land to suit purchasers.
- RICHARD Chiffon
Iunr "
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NOTICE.

4 GNEEABl.f to the last viii OF Capt. Pete
~ Austin, dec, the subscriber offers for sale the
Tract of Land on which the SAID dcccdcnt resided
At the time ol his death. It lies about one mile and
a half south west ot the New London Academy, and
contains 40 acres. The improvements have all
been put on the place within the last 5 or 10 wears :
the Dwelling House is large, and composed of first
rate materials, and for convenience IN It's arrange
ncnts is not surpassed by any dwelling in tins sec
ton of the country. There are about $50 acres of
Land supposed 10 be cleared, and the greater part in
fine heart the Wood Land is lea.ily timbcred and
OF superior quality for producing Tobacco Of the
finest Kind. There IS a small Meadow, and very
productive, now on the place, and might be readily
enlarged to the extent of between 30 aud 10 acres.
W hen the great variety II advantages attached TO
this place Is taken INTO considerations, To Wit, its
eontiguty 10 that Nrt> prosperous literary IN
stltniion, the New London Academy lis beinr
situated IN one al the most healthy, wealthy and IN
~tclligcnt portions otmiddlc Virginia, together with ITS
fertility, ltlink feel justified IN saving that know
no titaation now tor sale, in this section OF country.
containing So many advantages. The terms will be-
liberal. For further particulars, enquire of the sub
serbcr. living near New London.
WV. AUSTIN, Error. of
Peter Iustn DECD.
Nav % vSn
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POETICAL.
l. T.. l..

loved her, and her azure eyes,
Haunted me from sweet sunrise
To the dewy evenings close,
nyeins roster the rose
YET, | SAID, It's best To be
Free-and | again was itoe.
Rut I chansed-aud auburn har
Seem'd 10 float uponthe All;
Till I thoughtthe orange flower
Rrcathed of nothing but her bower.
Yet ! sand, tits best To be
Free-and again was Tree.
Next loved A Moorish maid,
And her check of moonlight shade,
Pale aud laneuid, left my sleep
Not q shade but hers 10 keep.
Yet I@said, It's best 10 be
Free-aud ! again was iree.
But there came a l%o,elicf one
She undid all they had done
Iloycd-l love her-ah, ho" wei
Language has no power 10 tell
Now the wonderis In me-
How | ever lived while nee.