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II Spfe',stid Line Of MO,
FROM
salisbury 10 Raleish.N
T'HE SUBSCRIBERS ,

lYNHE SUBSCRIBERS, ap,;or.,
- every facility to the TravelLnn' D. a'Io''
now announce that they have comeId, uo'c
their arrangements, aud can with ,,n,L su a
We present you Nth Lane of Haci w.
sessing advantages oper anu otLe, Io''
i'iSh 10 get on nth ease and dewo,ciy ~
ing obtained tina. great desiderat,,. ~. ,l''
Iravelers-no detention on me- ry
IS so arranged as TO correspond j ~.
vals at Raleigh, with the departure i 80
following stages, viz: The G,o,, I
Line TO Blakely, North Carolina p''
through Louisburg, Warrentop All ' y 4
fax; at the latter place a Lane ~ = ''-'
communicates with the Portsmo,h D
Road for Norfolk; by cou,lomnr Va
BIakely, you strike the Petersbu,, D
Road and on your arrival at ,ha, a.,
have the choice Of two Lines-e,,I..
land to Washington City, VIA R,cbmo..' =
As$S Fredericksburg, Or I,
G6S 80 At Norfolk there agl
no detention, as there is a line II MI,
Boats tor Baltimore IN connes,on v,.,.
line. THIS iiue also connects u,ih M !,
Raleigh TO Newbern.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel. slid.
TUESDAY and SATURDAY atgo,,...
A. Mailer the arrival OF the p,c5,,.
Stage from the South-arr,e, IN RAJ.
next days at o o'clock, p. M.-I.a,s. D
leigh TUESDAY and SATURDAY d, j
O'Clock, A. NJ, arrives IN Sal,lan =. Il
days by o'clock, p. M-alloa,r5
Glen, time Oh the road Tor SLEEP
" The Hooks arr Allan, make r,. i
new, aud cannot be surpassed for co., i
and case the Teams are excellent. the n
scrs careful and attentive, and ~ l,,r j
only SEVEN DOLLARS. AMI
mediate distances 7 cents Ter mile.
" Passengers from the South. ufo s.,
to take our Line, viii be careful to ,s,,- 4,
Salisbury only.
u All Bundles and Packages a, he ii,
81 the owners.
WILLIS MORlNC
JOSEPH l. N1RlSG.
APf'' IL 1875 TJ-ly
The Fare from Ralagh 10 Washington C,y
amounts % slg 80, as toiiouI.
From Raleigh 10 Blakely. stage Fare, &
Blakeiy 70 P,terbotg, Raj Ko4a Ilrs.
Petersburg q Richmond. stag ilr,
Richmond 70 fredericksburg. ~iss. F.,s
frrdrrlcksburg - Washington ts1,
Steam. II at Fare,
The Steam. Boat Fare FROM peier.lar, b
VIA Norfolk, IS Pour Doilars
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NOTICE.

q Ill persons having claims against the
Estate Of Alexander LIales, deceased,
are hereby notified to present them to the
Subscriber, duly authenticated, within the
'ime prescribed by law, or this notice will be
plead in bar of their recovery.
THOMAS ". HUEY. Adm'r
MeekssHturg County APa2J, le3e-5tE
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Commissioners, sale,

6AN the first Saturday ia June next, the
- Commissioners Of the Town of Char.
.loite will expose to public sale, at the Court.
house, a lot numbered on the plan Of said
Town IL, being the back lot now occupied
BY W. W. Long, Esq, on which there is
a good stable. Terms made known on the
day of Sale.
BY order of the Board.
j. +. ASBURY, Chairman.
May II, 1886. e
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Lost or WisIaIf

Az the 30 instant, due bill on Andrew
- L. Miller, for Fortyfour Dollars and
artys eren cents, aud dated the 18th Of Au.
gust last. All persons are forewaned ira.
ding for said due.bIl, as the payment has
been stopped.
NAPOLEON c. MILLER.
nay IA, 1880. Jw
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%-SA~Eas-ss cord, Cabarrus County,
containing $50 acres of first rate cotton land
10 acres nearly all newly cleared and in
a high state Of ltlyation-extensiye mead.
ows-. good improvements, principally frame,
Gin house, Cotton press, Threshing ma.
chine &c. The situation is noted for health.
Terms made easy.
-ALSO-
A plantation miles east of Charlotte,
Mecklenburg county, Of $50 or 400 acres
large Meadow, good Improvements and tine
Orchard of early and late fruit.
Also
4 tract Of 100 acres, all wood land, living
east Of the Charlotte and Salisbury Road,
joining the lands Of Matthew and Francis
Alexander, 81 or 4 miles from Charlotte.
For terms enquire Of
A. +. ALEXANDER.
N1re4 2, 1896.
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NOTICE.

4 WILL give lessons 10 Penmanshp 10
u Ladies and Gentlemen, on Saturdays,
at my residence.
TERMS:
Tor plain business hand, 50 per quarter.
Itahc Ornamental, - do
German Text, s. DO
Hours Of attendance for Ladies, from 0
TO II, A. M.-tor Gentlemen. from 10 6,
p. VI. II. D. W. ALEXANDER.
Nqg l., 1886. 3,
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TERMS:
NOTICED

A | meeting Of the Board Of Conmis
: - sloners for the Town OF Charlotte, held
on the l4th instant, il was Rcsoirtd, that
they would epclose the Grave Yard with
post and plank fence, and tina, proposals from
contractors will be received until the lst
Saturday of June next, by the Chairman OF
the Board.
Specifications for the fence may be seen
by applying TO the Chairman or James II.
Orr, Esq.
JAMES T. ASBURY Charm.
Nav lG, 1886.
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Valuable Land for sale.

IL ~, INHE subscriber offers
w1 ~ II for sale his Valuable
@JssNY Plantation on Rocky Riv.
FiTlE sf.Is-. er, 9 miles west OF Con.
SS.lsEa1- ssD cord, Cabarrus County,
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JOB PRINTING
Neatly erccuted atthis Office. Ordr'sa!
be thankfully receired and prao'laI.g
attended 10.
Revolutionary Pension Blanks far safe
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
10y virtue Of Deed of Trust TO me ex.
~ ecuted, by Patrick Parker, on the slst
of january, 1889, for the purposes therein
mentioned, | will proceed 10 sell on Satur.
day, the Both instant, al the Courthouse in
Charlotte, One House and Lot in
SAID town, situated between the lots OF p.
Harry and Il. Oates, known as lot No. III.
SAM'L. MCKEE, Trustee.
January 1, 1886. t1s
y. b. ". Morrison will act as nv agent.
5. MckEE, Trustee.
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The lady had Just finished ornamenting
her dresser with the brilliant bargain she
had made, when rap at the door turned
her attention.
Good woman, think your boy is not
quite large enough, guess YOU had better
take HIM again and lei me have the ware.
No, no, sir, you have got him aud you
shall keep hun. The bargain was a fair
one, and you may of with Dick as soon as
you please.
Surprised at the woman's indifference
about her boy,-why marin, how can YOU
think OF parting with so young child 10
an utter stranger who you do not know
oh sir, we should like to sell off AT our
torn pduperS for ten dollars head
Dick was dropped at the door; the whip
cracked, the wheels aud ,sare ratified, and
the pedlar measured the ground at much
quicker pace than betore-neyer after for.
getting his pauper speculaiion.-Portsmouth
Journal.
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.NINCELME.VEOTS.

We have rarely met, in the same compass, with
more eSquistely polished versihcation, more rea
poetry, or more simple and unaffected piety, than
are contained in the following stanras. They ap-
Peared originally in the Cincinnati Literary Ga.
zstte, paper which, though Astounding in every
thing that makes paper really good, was oiscon.
snued ior want of support
Pilgrim, is thy journey drcar'
Are lis lights extinct for ever
Sui suppress that rising fear,
God iorsakes the righteous never.
Storms may gather DER thy path,
All the ties of l,ie may sever
Still amid the fearful scath,
God forsakes the righteous never.
Pam may rack thy wasting frame,
Health desert the couch forever.
faith still burns with deafness flame,
God iorsahes the righteous never.
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti.Biiious Pill,
Are The cheapest and most approved Fam
lily Medicine ever offered 10 the p,'..

are ne cheapest and most approved Fam.
lily Medicine ever offered 10 the p,gc
They are extremely mid 10 :heir or4tan,o
neither causing sickness OF the stomach M.
any unpleasant sensation m the Saen, !.
Is too frequently the result from med,cir.
gwen to ac' upon the bowels. The, &c, =.
c,hcaIly upon the Liver, when IN a Io,.
condition, carrying od large quanlii,
bile, through the Influence OF the eSee,.-
function, which, II suffered 10 remain II y.
system, would produce either Jaupdlce
yer Compliant, Bilious Fever, Fever w
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ton. In oil cases Of torpor of Inc boat.
lney act like charm. In recent case
Dyspepsia, they are a certain cure. Nan
persons who we're subject TO tlolchtafslk,
u SICK headache, have been much Lefsi,d
aud several perfectly cured IN a igs aa.,
By their use. They are highly reoaaer.
cd as a preventative aud cure Of Biaa,cou.
plants. Persons who are subject 10 ,4
distressing complaint, sea sickness. b. "a.
ing portion Or two 81 them few dats.r.
'Ious to embarklng 90 board the vessel
De almost certain to escape n. Feuss
Caa use them at all periods, withou, nc
ring any risk. Their virtues will ur3a
uompalrcd for years in any climate. \
lamIly should be without these pllls;abr
Iion OF them, taken occasionally, would
The means OF preventing much sulTenngi,aa
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q regular pcnstalic action OF the sona-r
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luids, that most diseases are ptd.et.
Dr. +. feels confident that no petsoa oh
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abte HedictHT StomGchicT Il Hphca,
Or the cure Of Dy dyspepsia and LAYER cor'
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hose wishing TO make a trial Of their W.
des' Iaey contain not n particle Of Nlsr'
ufy' or any ingredient that does not act %
aImony with health and oppose dseasc.
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'ai professors, and practlccd his proit,sDo'
ANY years IN the South, where diseased
ne most obstinate character prevail, CO.
ders himself well qualified TO l0dgc on The
aiure Of diseases incident 10 warm climates
Prepared by JosrrIr PRIrsTLy PTrE,
l. ID. i. b. {. =. NJ. OF has Institution or
'e cure OF obstinate Diseases, by means o.
'getable remedies. No. l29 I.ibcrysifcci
ew York, inventor and sole proprietor
ach box contains forty Pills, Pnce %
ENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold u
harloite by Smith & Williams; N Con
'rd by i. u. Barrlngcr, aud IN Salisbury
John Murphey, where numerous cefIii'
ties OF their efficacy can be seen,
JOS. PRiESTLY PETERS
ian. |, 1886. ~
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List OF Letters
"a EMAlNlNG 10 the Post Office at Charlotte.
s. = on the lst Of January, 1886
T. H. : NTH,
H. r. WILKINS.
j n. BOID.

EMAlNlNb 10 the Post Office at CharIot,e
ES on the lst OF January, 1886.
An Armfed, NJ. 5 Alexander, +. P. Aley
ander, Morgan Allen, Iacharlh Alexander.
B-Renben Bozel, BEN. Ben, ias. Bellyep 4
VI. Burton, David Braynerd, Jno Bount. samuel
Berryhll, John Bell, Miss Leycnla Brown.
C-Niss Mary Canedy, Thomas Caps John
Caps, Rev. Moses Curtis, Philip Gender, 4 II
Caldwell, S. c. Caldwell, John Colyerl
D-A. II. DInkns, Andw b. Damn. Lncfnd,
DAVIS, Walter Davis, P S. Dewey & Go. , Wf,-
Dck' ". ; ". Davidson, Lucy Dinkins.
=. FL. y. Evans, Robert Emnerson, solomon
Earnhart, Frederick Ezzell.
F-Dorcas Fcrrell, Joseph II. Foster. DR.. Ste.
phen Fox, T.
G~SIas Greer, Mary Cary
Has. Hudin, Sarah IIipworth, J G.. Hos.
klns George A Houston, Elizabeth Hunter. Jno.
+. Henderson, John HiPp John Hodge, L,mucI
Huff, James HARRISON.
i d J-James Irwin, C. W, Irwin, William
Jameson.
k-Jno. Kerr, v Kester.
L-Waler Ledford, Join Low. Jacob Tong
VIM Lonigan Mars Lemonds, Vim. Lucky. >
Middleton Lasing, b. s. Long.
M-fIenderson Mason, sam. Mckee. William
Morrison, Rev Jno. Mcttlnfis, William Miles
VIM. Migrant, Jackson Mitchell, VIM. l.. Mitch.
ell, Roderick McCauIey, Martha Miller. Josiah
Neal, Samuel Montgomery, Jno Means, James
Monteith, John Mason jams Mcto mb. Jno. Mar.
shall NJ. hQuInn, VIM. McCord, II. MTauphlin.
N-feydanan NeeI j. g. Nicely.
O-Rebccca Owens.
p-laptain Penber'hy, Penelope Pbarr Eliza
" Phau, a. Page, David V. Pelt, WIN. Byrant.
O.. B Quinby.
R-Joseph Ross, Q VIM. A. Riley, Margaret
Robinson.
S--John Scott, Mrs. Mary Smith Elizabeth
Stanley, Margaret 2. Springs, James Stevens, An.
drew Springs, Isaac Spencer, 2, Asa Stevens, Mo.
ses Stanford, John Sloan, W Shields, Jno. Sunp
SON Catharine Slaughter, Charles Smith, Thomas
scarcy.
- John Tharp H. W. Terry, Mrs. Amelia
Iarlion, James Trenprove
W. w. Warren, d. A. Williamson. WIN.
WALKER, VIM. Wilson, Albert A. Wallace, Isham
v W g,.t, Elijah Watson, Edward Nilonghby, Rev
> W ilIIamson, Mrs. Hannah Wallace.
l-lho Young, f. Yarbrougb. Aaron York.
H. H. WILLIAMS, Pm
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A PEDLAR TAKEN IN.

PEDLAR TAKEN IN.
We have heard a story of Yankee
pedlar, which we believe has never before
been 10 print.
Alter the close Of the American Reyolu.
ton, tin pedIar with his general assert.
ment Of nlcknacks, arrived in a village in
the district of Maine, and called at house
10 dispose of his wares. After selling a
few small articles to the lady of house
who seemed to live in the midst of bless.
iEg of children better covered with dir,
than clothing, she declared her inability to
purchase more, for the want of money.
But, marin, hav'nt you any rags
None to sell, sir.
Well, marin, SAID he, about returning to
his cart, YOU seem to have plenty of lii.
tie ones around you, won't you sell me one
Of them for some Tin ware
What will you give, sir
Why Id give you ten dollars for one Of
them.
In good tin ware =?
y yes, marin, the best.
Well sir, 1t is a bargain.
She then handed one of the bare headed
urchlns to the pedlar, who, rather surprised
that the offer was so readily accepted, vet
feeling convinced that the mother would
not part with The boy, placed hun upon the
seat Of his cart aud supplied the woman's
demand for tln-pans, dIppers, coffee pots.
&c. until the sum Of ten dollars was made nm.
The pedlar yet feeling certain that the
woman would rather make an effort to raise
the sum than part with her boy-(a sort Of
ware by the way in which be had no par.
tIcuar desire to dea) mounted his cart and
seated himself by the side Of the urchin,
who seemed much tckled at the idea Of
taking a ride.
The reins were gathered up, and with
an eye cast back at the house in the expec.
tation Of seeing the reIenting mother com.
ing forth to redeem her boy, his horse was
started at a slow pace. After proceeding
a quarter Of a mile, and CASING many
wondering look behind-the pedlar began
10 repent Of his bargain-and turned his
horse.
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Female School.

RS. NJ. A. CAiDN ELL will open a
" Female School, IN Sugar Creek, !
miles North of Charlotte. on the 2nd Mon.
day IN this month. In tins School viii be
taught the following branches
Orthography. Writing, English Grammar. Ari,h.
metic and Composition, al So per session OF )
months.
Geography, History, Natural, Moral, and Intellec
tual Philosophy, Astronomy, Chemistry, Bota.
ny, Mlneralogy, Rhetoric, Logic, and Evidences
OF Christianity, at $40 per session.
Painting on Paper, Satin, and yelye,,-Wax-
work. &c. "a
Projecting and Painting Maps,
MUSIC, $50.
Every variety of Needle.work, Plain and Orna
mental; for which no charges viii be aade.
The School will be taught, during the
Nlnier, IN an apartment OF DIR. Il. Cald.
wells dwelling. house, which is large and
commodious; and IN which 10 or II young
Ladies can be accommodated as Boarders.
Boarding can also be obtained IN number
OF other families Of the first Responsibility.
on very moderate terms. The local sltua.
ton OF this place, highly recommends It.
The known moral character of the neipb.
borhood, convenience to the church. and a
highly valuable ministry, are Circumstances
which render It a desirable situation for
young Lady.
J9Duary 81 lS3,
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.N6N6Pd Greek Classical
SCHOOL.

TllE fifth session Of this School will com.
mence on Monday, the 4,h of January.
The subscriber hopes, by the experience
he has obtained, and by untiring devotion
to his business, 10 merit share Of public
patronage.
hllpersons wishing information in regard
to the school, are referred TO the patrons OF
the subscriber.
S. W. ERWIN.
Dee. 2S, 1885. 7H
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SOUTHERN SPIRIT.

Not many weeks ago, a very beautiful
and accomplished southern lady from Geor
ga, went out shopping in Broadway. MA,
SAID she TO her matronly mother, 6" must
have shawl-a very nice one-the bes,
that New York can furnish"
Well, my love, said the mother, "vou
shall have one-,he weather is getting cold.
This northern climate is trying-so get a
shawl"
" But where shall | 60 =
My love, 60 to one Of the most fashion.
able dry good storts IN Broadway
"Where is that Ma :"
Alexander t. Stewart & Co. PSI.
Broadway, keep the best goods; they are
never vuigarly cheap; the shopmen are
handsome, polite, and well bred 60 to their
store"
Our heroine sailed out one morning at
ten O'Clock. She saunted into several stores
looking at shawls-tbey would not do
they were too cheap. At last she went IN.
TO Stewards, as we have understood but of
this point we are not absolutely certain, aud
II mistaken, Mr.. Stewart will let US know.
Show me some of your best shaws."
The shopman was as spry as Mercury.
tie flew up 10 the shelf-he flew back to
the counter. The shawls, rich, glossy,
large and beautiful, were lying before the
lady. She took up one or two, and looked
at them. She took off glove from one of
the lovellest hands, displaying emeralts and
rubes on three taper fingers sufficient 10
enrapture even Fra Dlayolo himself
" Are these the best shawls YOU have y
E" es madam; they are the very best"
She tossed them over again. She took
otf another glove from another hand, which
was even more beautiful than the first.
E" Are you sure these are the best shawls
YOU have y
-" they are indeed, Madam, the very hest
French shawls ever imported into New
York by Arthur Tappan =
The lady dropped the shawls on the floor
stood aghast with surprse-looked the
asionished shopman full in the face-her
bright brilliant eyes flashing FIRE enough to
burn city down.
"Arthur Japan" reiterated she, did
you say imported by Arthur TapPan2'
Il did, Madam"
"1ake them awav-take them away"
said she, with ineiiabIe disdaln, 81 would
not By shawl imported by Arthur Tappan,
If IL we're to save me from perdition; away
with them-away with them"
Hnzza for Southern spirit-Southen
beauty-and Southern principles The la.
dy ought to have hero tor a husband
" I. Herald.
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NEW GOODS.

cies. which he offers to the public at 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, (,rhite, green, blue, and
azure, TO suit all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
IN ADDITION TO THE ABovR, HE HAS JUST
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
Brltlanla.ware IN full sets, Fine Plated Can.
dlestlcks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Gas.
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives. Ra.
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, HAIR
do, Table and Tooth DO, a variety Of PER.
ttMERl of the best quality, Waking
Sticks and Riding Switches, Fine Pistols,
English and French,l Snuff Boxes, Per.
cussIon Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson Fine
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added 10 bis former
stock Of Watches and Jewelry, will embrace
variety, which will be sold low for Cash,
or on short credit to punciua dealers.
THOMAS TROTTER.
Charlotte, Aorenber, ISIS. 7O.,f
y. h. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most men
need money TO carry on business.
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EHE SUBSCRIBERS, ANXIOUS to afford
every facility to the Travelling Public.
no" announce that they have completed All
their arrangements, ana can with truth say,
We present you with Lane Of Hacks nos.
sfss'ng advantages orer dnu other. If uou
riSh 70 gef on nth ease and despafch-ha,.
lng obtained tina, great desideratum with all
lfa,elers-no detention on The road. II
Is 50 arranged as To correspond, IN lis arr.
walls at Raleigh, with the departure Of the
following stages, VIZ: The Great Dali,
Line to Blakely, North Carolina, passing
through Lousburg, Warrenton, and Hail.
lax at the latter place n Line of Stage,
communicates with the Portsmouth Rail.
Road for Norfolk: BY continuing on to
Blakely, you strike the Petersburg RAD.
koad add on yoUr arrival at that place You
have the choice Of two Llnes-ellher b,
land TO Washington CITY, VIA Richmond and
GsGs~I Fredericksburg, or b. (.
E,,----sNssA- Steam Boat to Norton.
szExs.@zs:sE5 Vt Norfolk there Will be
no detenlI"n, as there Is line Of Steam.
Boats for Baltimore in conuesion with tins
line. THIS line also connects with one from
Raleigh to Newbcrn.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Salisbury.
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at go'clock
A. M.-aiicr the arrival of The Pledmon,
Stage from the Soulh-arrrycs in Raleipb
next DAYS al Q O'Clock, ?. M.-Leaves Ra.
leigh TUESDAY and SATURDAY At .
O'Clock, A. NJ, arrives m Salisbury pey,
days by O'Clock, p M.-nlowipg sniff.
clent time on the road for .SLEEP. T.
u The Hacks are Albany make, entirely
new, and cannot be surpassed for comfort
and ease the Teams are excellent. the DR..
vers careful and attentive, and the Fare low
only SEVEN DOLLARS. All inter.
mediate distances cents per mile.
u Passengers from the South, who wish
70 take our Line, will be careful 10 cut,r n
only.
w. All Bundles and Packages at the risk
If the owners.
WILLIS MORING.
JOSEPH L. MORING.
april II, 1895. 'GO-ly
Inc Fare from Raleighto Washington Gin
amounts to SO so, as foliors: :
rom Raleigh to BIakey, Stage Fare. a. !.
hIakely to Petersburg Rail Road Fare. 2 :,
petersburg TO Richmond, Stage Fare II 81
Richmond to fredericksburg Stage Fare, s -
fredercksburg to Washington City,
Steamboat Fare, d. 3
The Steamboat Faro from Petersburg to -
Baltimore, via Norfolk, is -Four Dollars.
ntiiInrn ElEIIrIInNtr a.
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apprentice Dynr,fed.

A NJ Young man DESTROYS TO learn the
Tutoring Business, can secure good
place, Tor the purpose, BY applying to the
subscriber. \ youth of the age Of ) or
~ would be preferred Good trea,men,
will be awarded 10 ans one taken, and a
complete knowledge 81 the business insured
ELAN MOORE.
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-01-15
DYSPEPSIA
AND
LIVER COMPLAINTS


SToMAcHIcE EFT HErAT1cE 6,m.a
by chymical analysis and synthess Of sp,.
raj pror1mdte vegetable principles, are h,
versally acknowledged to have total, .
cllpsed the pretensions of every other nom,
dy, and superseded the necessity Of evs.
other mode Of treatment wherever the ab,,
diseases are found 10 exist, as well as
largenent of the Spleen and IN Jdundia
Among the symptoms OF Dy spepsa NJ
LAYER complaints, are flaiulency, sours..
or BURNING in the stomach, melauchol, !,
inability, disagreeable taste in the nou,,
great lrregularliy OF appetite, which ssrs
times voracious, and d; other times o,s,,
ly deficient thirst, ietld breath. ,,,so.
weakness Of the stomach, acid eur,,,.o,
palpltatlon, drowsiness, irregularlty Il NJ
bowels, pressure on The stomach aite, ne,.
pain IN the head, dizziness or yer,go y,
fusion OF mind, attended with loss a mon.
~, a gnawlng in the stomach when emn,
ch'lllness, affection Of sight and be,1,.
PAIN and weakness in the back, lauguor h.
turbed sleep, cold feet aud hands. lreno,
uneaslness ~ the throat, cough, PAIN N b,
side or breast, &c.