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Cotton Saw Gins

Those who calculate on having their Gins re.
paired by the subscriber, will confer favor by son
ding them in as early practicable, and thus af.
ford an opportunity Of serving each in due time
New Gins with Steel or Iron plate. always on hand
and for sale BY JOHN WORKMAN.
Angus, G-2a-fm
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HENRY p. HATFIELD.

Nor. 5--3T-a
The Editors of the Charleston Obscs-
yer and colambia Telescope are r,ques.
led 10 Insert the abnye once week aniil
tho Ii; January and farward their &c.
counts TO The Editor Of this paper.
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MAGNIFICENT CaPI-
Il. TAILS.
Forty Thousand Dollars.
J,000 dollaFs
ZOO OF Y.0GO dollars
Virginia State / 1otterY,5

ClMES set0. .
Endowing tho Lcrsburg Academy, and for
other purposes. To be drawn nj Aicxan.
dris, Va. Saturday Dec. II
Capitals rs
10, 600, 10, GOO. 10000. COCO, 300 of2000
s of 1850. 100 nj 1900.
Certificate of 4 package OF % whole
Tickets will cost oils iaa0 anliars. Halves
and quarters in rrcpuyiiOn. Desay NOT 30
send ynur orders 10 Fortunes Home.
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Bradford Springs

An English, Mn,hcmaiieal and Classi-
cal Sch al will be opened, by the subscri-
be. AZ Bradford Springs, on Monday, the
sih of January next.
II is seedlrss to say any thing Of this
place. as fitting location for q school:
It's hra',hfulnsss ,hroughou, the ycar, and
It's entire exemption from oil oPPoriuni-
Ties Tor vicious practices arc well known.
The year will be disidcd irio two ses-
sions Of % weeks each.
For board. lin the tatnily OF the tea
ehcr.} inclusive of The use of bedding. fuel
&c. viii, tu,ion, 800 per session.
Tuition alone. $50 TO-
i.rcrictty in adyance.
Percnts Of Guardians who wish 1 board
their sons ar wards. with ,hc teacher,
are requested To communicate with ilm.
by the 10Th Dec. None received ne
hasstleis in the ,eachcr's family, orer the
age OF Is years.
Mr.. Henry Bri,ion. ncar the Academy.
is prepared TO accommodate with good
board. .s.t
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poulticc, covered over with young hyson
tea, sof.cned with, hot wafer, and laid over
burns. or frozen fesh, as hot as can be
borne, will relieve the pain in five minutes
II bIistcrs have not risen before, they will
not after it is put on; and that one Poui-.
licc is generally sufficient to effect cure.
reported Eiepement.---The Wall street
circles have been thrown into wonder
ful cyci,ement, we understand, by the re-
ported elopementef Mr. Charles Jones.
is we'll known broker Of No. 80 Wall
street, whom 1t Is confidently stated on
change, has lef. IFS own wife and three
children. taking tho wife Of his clerk.
leaving her two children behind, and en-
barking on bonrd packet. and sailed for
Europe, Uniting 10 mako good some OF
his accounts with the Board-so say the
brokers' and common fame-bu, whether
Mr. Jones, has actually taken the lady OF
his clerk on pleasure excursion across
the Atlantic, or whether he merely migra-
ted TO some other place. we are not by
him advised IN. i. Trans.
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CIR A MD FHN AI.Es.
Oh I836. &
Dec011ln1 1be

Sylvester clDsea the year with. 4 Trsud
flourish. throwing all that have .hiiherto
been presented to tho public in the glon-.
my shade. A,siIgIe glance q ihs follcEs
ing brilliant list of Schemes must eneoG.
rage all Sylvester'ss corresp pondents to
make speedy application. g ensure . mer-
ry Christmas and 9 happy new year. Ad- l.lE.
g j. sylyesfer, 81.
100 Broadway. y.
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The tate Mrs.. Heaans child Mrs.
Hrmans was an ,,bjee, almost of dcso-
lion, for her extreme beauty; her COM
plcxion was remarkably brilliant; her
hair long, ca:!ing, aud golden. In the
ls,.cr years or her lie. lis hue dccpencd
into brown. bu, it remained sllkcn and
pfofpsc and wavy ., the last. She was
one Of those too. who may bs said TO be
born and ma,nred in the mids,,of prophc
'cics. Who can tell how little or how
much impressive words. carclcssly sposch.
may make ppon one so scnsilirc' One
lady incau.iously observed. in her hearing.
I" that child is no, made for hNppincss,
know; her color comes and goes 100 fast. "
She never forgot this remark. and would
mention il as having caused her mucl,
pain al the time.
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raiaabh Reeeiim-Mr. A. Bronson, of
MeadvilIc, pa says, irom fifteen years
experience, he finds that lndian meal
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!samheru Spor,s.-The following IS from
Tho Mobile Mercantile Advertiser. Oct %
An Sorts Of Time. There is to be
n grand bear and dog fight. and no body
knows what else, down nj the Race Course
on Saturday next. Free admission for
those who take with ihcm dogs 10 light
four bits for all olhcrs-growu persons
children half price. We hope every man
in Mobile who can spare .bc lime. will
provide himself with three or four dogs,
and attend. II would be good way t"
use mp snail portion Of these lazy. use
less rcrmin, who sleep ,llT"usl, the days.
aud howl and bark a nights.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-29

Our Umrersity.-We are gratiGed to
learn, from the best authority, that IN No
period of its past history, has this lnstltu.
lion been more distinguished, than during
the past session, for the good order and stu
d,ousuess and regular attention to business
Of the youth who compose lt-that II has
really seemed as if there had been general
consent among them to improve their VaIu.
able privileges, and to show IN their treat,
peut of their Officers, and their Collegiate
habits. that ecntlenanly respect and deco.
rum which might be expectedoi enlightened
academic youth. Its no more than justice
to,he present administration Of the College
to give them the credit Of this happy result
to ascrbe it 10 a great measure TO the hlht
spirit Of friendly counsel which has cha
racterzed its discipline, as well as TO the IN
creaslng refinement and morality Of ou'
youth. We have every reason to believe
that our College has peculiar advantages io
prosperity, in the quiet and retirement 0
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DIR. PETERS
Anti-Isiii0us Pills

Are the cheapest aud most approved Fam
iIy Medicine ever offered to the Publ.
The, are extremely mild in their orealioc,
neither caus,u.. sickness OF the stomach, pct
any unpleasant sensation IN the system, Is
is too frequently the result from medlcra
gwen TO aci upon the bowels. They acts
ci6calI, upon the LAYER, when IN tmp.
condition, carrying off large quaint,
bile, through the influence Of the eXcete,'
function, y hich, II suffered TO remain II Il
system, would produce either laund'ee, l.
yer Compliant, Bilious Fever, Fever a.
A.ue, or some other grievous toct'y an
ton. In all cases Of turpor Of the tose
they nc, Ike a charm. In recent 90,
ny -pepsla, thcy are certain cur. WET
pernns who we're subject 10 violent ii'lts
~ SICK head ach he, have been nuct .sas.t-
and several perfectly cured IN 'a ReA'
by ,heltuse. They are highly r lea
ed as preventative aud cureoi 81 sofe
platn's. Persons Who are sublerl 70 p
distressing complaint, sea.sicbae.s, 3 al'
M portion or two Of them tes CAS-
yious to embarklng on board TIE fe'>,s :.
| be almost certain 10 e-Care H. tea
can use them ut oil periods, without
rne any risk. Their virtues vii ~
unImpalted for years IN ans climate
lamlIs should be without these Pl.' n
/ ton Ut them, taken occaS'otaill 31aa I,
/ the means &c preventing much >ui'fnr. 4
sickness. II IS from neglect Of bse3.a-
u regular perslaltlc action oil TIE ,'a
aud bowels, thu. suffering to b. 7ts'f
and mingled with the blood, un.ss F--'s
fluids, that most diseases arc Pf13t'.
DIR. Z. feels confident that 10 fftsy@ Az
owes these Pills a latr trial, vii e'ff =
ieel wiling TO be without them. n e
limony OF thousands speaking IN iaf =
es, terms OF their efficacy, might tg a.-o
but the very high reputation ilf. T. -, A
quired as the inventor Of the " Pdff'' ~.
! table Medicine Sfomachlcf q HtPd'as.
for the cure OF Dyspepsia and lissf
plants, Is thought a sufficient guafai'a
those wishing to make trial q lhst y
tues. They contain mol a paflic'e g =.
curry, or any ingredient that does p'' 81 p.
harmony with health and oppose GU a2
Dr. p. having been educated 4n'@. :,
most eminent American aud turopeao ''
zeal professors, and ptaclleed bis p''NS
many years IN :he South, where o''''S'
the most obstinate character pre'a''
-ldcts himself we'll qualified to lao-t 90,
nature of diseases lnetdcnttoNatm cum.
Prepared BY JosFru pRlrsrLi Ii''. (
VI. y. 7. \. e. I. VI. at his !nsti'a''' "a
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, BY n''''
vegetable remedies, No. l2g Ll0e'H '' -,
, New York, inventor md sole s'P'' q
Each box contains forty Pills, WV "
CENTS. Iii
These invaluable Medicines arr = a.
, Charlotte by Smith Il Williams Va !, 49, y,
cord by ?. h. BarfIngcr, and III ''s.
. by John Murphey, where numerous
J. Gates of their efficacy can be seen ,.o,,ps
JOS. PRIEsTLY PETERS
h .Jaa. |, 1896. ~ ~
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DYSPEPSIA
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

TuyHE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDIcnr
Il SromAcHIcE Er HErATIcE, formed
by chymical analysis and synthesis Of se,s
raj prorimate vegetable principles, are u,.
yersaIly acknowledged TO have totally ..
cl,psed the professions Of every other rem.
dy, and superseded the necessity Of every
other mode of treatment wherever the ablte
diseases are found to exist, as well as ihsa.
largement Of the Spleen and in JamdlcG
Among the symptoms of DyspeRa Gl
Liver complaints, are hatuleney, soare's
OF bnrnning in the stomach, melancholy,n
ritabiIlty. disagreeable taste IN the nogh,
great irregularity of appetite, which s0ns.
times voracious, and at other times great.
| " deficient thirst, letd breath, nsu:ea,
weakness OF the stomach, acid eructaIgus,
paIpitation, drowsiness, irregularity OF the
bowels, pressure on the stomach after mess
pain in the head, dizziness or vertigo, eoo
fusion Of mind, attended with loss Of mems.
~, a gnawlng IN the stomach when eupl,
chilI,ness, affection OF sight and hearing.
cain and weakness in the back, languor, d.s
turbed' sleep, cold feet and hands, lfeH0i,
uneasiness IN the throat, cough, pam 10 le
side or breast, DC.
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and him summoned as garnishee.
ET appearing to the satisfaction Of court
Il that the defendant John Sales, Is not an
lnhabltan OF this State, Ordered, therefore,
that publication be made sax weeks M The
Charlotte Journal, that unless the said de-
tendant appears and pleads or reples'es, at
the next Court of Pleas and Quarter Ses.
sions 10 he held for SAID county, at the Court.
house IN Charlotte, 90 the I'D Monday ~
February next, Judgment vii be entered
against him by default.
Witness, b. Oates, clerk Of SAID court,
at Office, the ith Monday Of November, \.
ID. l-3j. II. OAIES e'c.e
Price adv 81 to
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.Easiara Frpck (sHssifHt
SCHOOL.

FE7IIE fifth session Of this School will com
AL mence on Monday, the 4th of January
The subscriber hopes, by the experience
be has obtained, and by untiring devotion
to hts business, to merit share Of public
patronage.
All persons wishing information in regard
to the school, are referred to the patrons Of
the subscriber. s. w. ERWIN.
Dec. q, 1895. M
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NOTICE.

LII persons indebted, either by Note
N or Book Account, 10 the late firm oil
Morrisons q Mckee, are requested to make
payment. The notes and accounts can be
found at the Store OF John NJ. Morn son
SAND MCKEE.
". MORRISON.
January Il, 1895. tei
\. B. Persons indebted by account are
particularly requested TO settle them either
by cash or note. Cash would be preferred.
:. MCKEE.
". MORRISON
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ptlcr adv.

rE,HE SUBSC RIDERS, anxious 70 afford
every facility othe Travelling Public,
now annonncc that they have completed all
their arrangements, and can with truth say,
II present you Nth Line Of Hacks pos.
eSaHg advantages orer any other, y you
irish TO get on nth ease and despltch--haS.
ing obtained that great desiderafhm With oil
TrayeIers-no detention on The road. II
IS so arranged as TO correspond, IN ITS ART
walls at Raleigh, with the departure Of the
following stages, VIZ: The Great Dmly
Line TO Blakely, North Carolina, passing
through Lousburg, Warrenton, and Halt
fax; at the latter place a Line Of Stages
communicates with the Portsmouth Rall.
Road for Norfolk by continuing on 10
BlakeIy, YOU strike the Petersburg RaIl.
Road and on your arrival al TINT place you
have the choice Of two Lines-eIther by
land TO Washington City, via Richmond and
/ .Gysn Fredericksburg, or by
G-xz4Asn Steam Boat to Norfolk.
x4fsESiEs-E, At Norfolk there viii be-
no detention, as there IS a line OF Steam
Boats for Baltimore IN conuexon with this
line. THIS line also connects with one IRON
Raleigh to New bern.
B Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Salisbury,
/ TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 9o'cIock,
1 A. M.-alier the arrival Of the Piedmont
Stage from the South-arrIves IN Raleigh
next DAYS at 9 o'clock, 7. M.--Leaves RI.
leigh TUESDAY and SATURDAY at Z
o'clock, 4. W., arrives III Salisbury next
DAYS BY 4 O'Clock, p. M.-aIlo.lng sutll.
clent time on the road for y A. EEP.
D. The Hacks are Albany make, entirely
new, and cannot be surpassed for comfort
and ease the Teams are excellent, the Du
vers careful aud attentive, and the Fare 10"
only SEVEN DOLLARS. All inter
mediate distances cents per mile.
1T Passengers from the South, who wlst
to take our Line, will be careful to entcr I,
Salisbury only.
u All Bundles and Packages at the rlsl
of the owners.
WILLIS MORING,
JOSEPH l.. MORiNG.
April II, 1895. COY
The Fare from Raleighto Washington CT
amounts to $40 30, as foiiows:
From Raleigh 10 Blakely, Stage Fare, 81
, Bakely to Petersburg Rail Road Fare, 3
Petersburg 10 Richmond, Stage FARE,
Richmond 10 fredericksburg, Stage Fare, )
Fredericksburg TO Washington City,
= Boat Fare,
The Steam. Boat Fare from Petersburg
Baltimore, via Norfolk, is Four Dollars.
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IFS location, the exemption oil us youth nun
temptations TO idleness aud dissipation, and
the general moderation and equality oil ior-
tune among our citizens, whereby their SONS
are preserved from runlous habits oil eNPen'
diture, and learn to appreciate their educa' .
ton. as their chief dependence Tor hVeh'
hood. While we see Virginia on one side,
and South. Carolina on the other, cherish
ing their State Institutions with patriotc
nride and maternal iondness, we cannot but
think that our character and reputation as
Republic demand of us TO do all IN our
power 10 patroulze and elevate this our on
" Collegiate Institution. And now that II
is about 10 have the command OF more am
ple funds, and to Start with new Strength
and eclat, by the election OF President oil
distinguished talents and popularity, We
would invoke upon its fortunes the patriotic
smiles of the good people OF our State, as
well as the benedlctons and kind auspices
of Heayen.-RdIeigh Register.
Resolutions passed at the late session Of the
/ legislature of s. Carolina, respecting
1 Gambling in the Torn Of Columbia.
1 Whereas all sound education should EN-
Ibrace the formation, as well OF the moral as
intellectual character, and tits indispensable
TO this end, tha, young men, at that tender
aye when their principles are unhNed, ana
! resolutions weak, should be preserved, 4
possible, from the contamination OF dlsslpa'
ting and corrupllng pleasures
/ Be wherefore Resolred By The Senate ana
House of Representatives. IN General As
sembly met, That the Trustees Of the South
Carolina College, together with the Solicitor
Of the Southern Circuit, are hereby request
ed and enloined to put into Immediate anc
yiuiIant exercise, all means provided by ex
lsting laws to extermlnate IRON the iowt
of Columbia aud It's vicinity, bawdy houses
gambling houses, and other slmliaf nuIsan
ces, calculated to vItiate the morals, perNer
the minds, and destroy the health, Of tn
Young men committed 70 their charge; AM
should existing remedies be found, on iui
: experiment, notifications, then that the,
consider Of and report 10 the Legislature att
next session, such changes or amendment
I, IN the law as to them NAV seem eXpedlen
> and necessary to accomplish the OBJECT.
Be Il also Resolred, That the lniendan
. and Wardens, and the citizens generally
Columbia, are earnestly entreated, as the
I value the great interests Of morality and re
D llrlon, the decencies Of life, the health an
general welfare of their community, and tn
character especially Of the important Inst
{ tuition established IN their bosom, 70 co-ope
! rate bv their example and BY such local L
+ gls.atlon as they may deem practicable, !
!. suppress these most dlsgraceiul and corrnP
} ing nulsances.
J he It further Resoired, That the Cler
7 Of tins House be directed to publish the:
II resolutions IN the Columbia papers and
transmit copies thereof 10 the President
the Board Of Trustees Of the South Carol
ma College, and the Hon. lntendant OF Il
81 Town of CoIumbla.
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The Ssnreme Court Of the United States com
menccd its annual term at the Court Room ~ ihe
Capito Yesterday. Present Associate Justices
Story, Tha&lpson, Mclean, Baldwin, and Wayne,
heing all the present Members Of the Court, me
Offices of Chief Justice and one Of the Associate
Judges being vacant The Court, @lil We under.
stand, proceed with the docket this days-Nai Int.
18th inst
The Insurance Company Of Colambsd 3 G., on
Monday last declared dividend OF sight per cent.
On their stock for the asttweye months, reserfing,
we understand, considerable surplus. The iollow-
in1 named gentlemen are elected Directors for
the present year:
Andrew Wallace. b. L, M'Lauchiin, John w
CLARK. g. I. Snowden, Jas Boatwright, Jos. Eli
son. John |. Gracey, Dr. Thomas Wells, John
Bryce. r. Bryce, A. Kirk. A. Banding, W. Gregg
J. b. Tradewell, r. Sondley, +. Dickinson,
On the following day, A. Wallace. ESQ. was un-
aDimousIv reelected Presldent-CoL Telescope.
1 Good El4mple.-A mercantile firm IN Fayet.
teyille, \. c On hearing Of the great fire in New
Ygrk. Immediately RENTED $4,000, with orders
10 anticipate the payment Of all demands against
them held by persons who had suffered by tie ire
" Y. Journal Of Commerce.
Extract of letter from Washington.
Judge " bite is my choice above auy man now
in the public service. His strong common sense
and uncommon firnness and experience make HIN
a rock. BE is u far better, wiser man, than Jack
son. more honest than any man | know IN public
! life. and as brave as the Hero
/ The writer has been flaming JacksonianJ
/ The Charleston Mercury contains an extract oi
letter from Col Banding, dated, Nashville, Tan.
nessee, Dee. 18th, stating that be has finished hls
business with tie Legislature Of that State to hls
entire satisfaction. The charter Of the Cincinnati
and Charleston Rail Road will be granted, anc
much stock taken by individuals at least, iinot b
! the State.
Reappearance Of the Conet.-Tutor LOOMS, o
Yale College, announces, in the New Haven Her
aid the rea ppcarance Of IIaileys Comet. 1t is nov
TO be seen in the east but not without the assist
anee Of a telescope.
In the Message of Gov. Gayle to the Legislature
toC Alabama, he announced that he had made a re
ouisitiou upon the Governor Of New York, for III
5erson OF the Editor of the Emanclpator. Th
Albany Argus states that the reqnistfon has bee
formally made upon Governor Marcy, and tia
he has promptly replied, declining to comply wit
RpgigteT.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-29
m. B. williams

>~ IN. B. Williams
-; la - win attend to the Renewal
J aud Discount of Notes in
ss the Bank at Charlotte, n.
C. His lee moderate. All letters must be
post paid.
January u, 1888.