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DYSPEPSIA
LIVER COMPLAINTS.

YEHHE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDIcINE
SToMAcHCE ET HEPATICE, formed
by chymical analysis and synihesls Of seve.
raj prorimate vegetable principles, are uni.
versally acknowledged to have totally G.
clipsed the pretensions OF every other rene.
dy, and superseded the necessity Of ever,
other mode ot'treatment wherever the above
diseases are found 10 exist, as well as in en-.
largement Of the Spleen and in Jauadice.
Among the symptoms of Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are halulency, sourness
or BURNING in the stomach, melancholy, IT..
ritability, disagreeable taste in the mouth ;
great irregularity ofappeil,e, which Is some.
times voraclous, and at other times great.
ly deficient thirst, fetid breath, nausea,
weakness Of the stomach, acid eructatious,
palpiIaIIon, drowsIness, lrregularlly OF the
bowels, pressure on the stomach after meals,
pain IN the head, dizziness or vertigo, con.
fusion OF mind, attended with loss OF memo.
~, gnawlng IN the stomach when empty
chi!llness, affection Of sight ard hearing,
pain and weakness in the back, ianguor, dis.
turbed sleep, cold feet and hands, iremor,
uneasiness IN the threat, cough, PAIN in the
side or breast, &c.
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III, morn of IInsE,i,,gfon !!

TENEE Subscriber having been appointed the
III Agent TO receive the contributions OF the
Citizens Of Meeklenburg County, towards the cree.
ton of the contemplated National Monument to
the Memory of Washington, respectfully informs
the People OF the County that they will be called
upon in short time. either by himself OF his au-
,horized deputy, for such sums as they may
think proper to subscribe to the object. No indi-
yidual will be allowed TO give more than one dol.
lar on his or her own account, but any smaller
sum will be received heads OF families, however,
will have the privilege o: giving what t'sy please
on account of all the members OF their households
The names of all the contributors will be carefully
registered in a book, which book will be sent 10
Washington City 10 be enclosed, with othc,s, in
the Monument, to be preserved TO future ages.
JOS. McCONNAUGHEY ShtriF
June IL, 1856. 91tf
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WESCEEL.E.VEOUS.
Frsm he Men York Spirif Of tie Tines.
-E~x


TEXAS r, [. wAsDELL-
Hsrk from the land where blooms the rose,
Throughout wear Of fruits and flowers,
The clarion's call for freedoms foes
Would care invade her sacred bowers
Thsrs M, the settler reared his home,
By hardy toll and bold empriss,
Ane from Religions peaceful dome
iis grateful pray'Ts to Hesy'n arise.
His children round the cottage hearth
The infant on its mothers knee
Were taught the hottest law on earth,
Which COP approves, 10 10 30 free
And now the hour has come 81 las;--
Rsbellion's smother'd cry has broke;
Too long in calling bondage cast,
They swear to crush q tyrant's yoke.
Hsrk. frem the land where patriots dwell.
The clsrions call, wall ef grief,
Shall Tsros fall as Poland fell
No arm be raised for her relief1
No, By the Arm which led them on
To settle in Ina; fsiry cline,
They'll laugh blest Freedoms fees to seorn,
o. perish in tins cause sublime?
Oh, righteous cause, when man Oppressed
Glrcs on the sword TO do or die,
His name in glory's page shall rest
And angels walt his soul on high!
Thsugh dark Oppression Ger her lower,
From bondage TExAs shall arise,
And crush naughty despo,s power
He! flag triumphant sweeps the skies
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Il lSpicHtttd line Of EE.gChS,
PROM
Salisbury Ia Raleigh, y. c.

ENlE SUBSCRIBERS. anxious n aflor,
eguEy facility 10 the Travelling Public
now announce that they have completed d
their arrangements, and can with truth say
We present you nth Line Of Hacks pes
sfsslHg advantages orcr any efher. If I'D
wish 10 get on ruth case and despatek--bay
ing obtained that great dcsidaatuni with al
. Trayellers--ao detention on The road. |
IS 50 arranged as TO Correspond, in lis arri
walls at Raleigh, wiih the departure If th
following stages, VIZ The Great Dallj
Line TO Blakely, North Carolina, passipa
through Louisburg, WarrcnInu, and Hall
fax; az The latter place Line OF Stage
communicates with The Portsmouth Rail
Road for Noriolk by continuing on Il
BIakely, YOU strike the Petersburg Rail
Road; and on your arrival at tlmi place yoa
have the choice Of two Lnes--either ~
land Ia " ashingtou City, via Richmond end
a6n Fredericksburg, or y
psa.~--=-=.ls-,-a-- Steam. Boat TO Norfolk
ssE So AZ Norfolk there wlll b
no detention, Us there - line of Steam
Boats for Baltimore ia conuexion with TIN.
line. This line also connects with Ole iroH|
Raleigh to Ncwberu.
Leaves the Mansion Hotel, Salisbury
TUESDAY and SATURDAY at 0 o'clock
A. NJ after the arrival Of the Piedmon
Stage from the S0uth---arrivcs 10 Raleig
next days ut 9 o'clock, =. M.--Lcaves IA
leigh TUESDAY and SATURDAY at
o'clock, A. NJ, arrives IN Salisbury mex
days by 4 O'Clock, 7. M.--aIowing sutil
Gent time on the road for SLEEP.
~ The Hacks are Albany make, eutlrcl
new, and cannot DO surpassed for comior
and case the Teams arc excellent, the Drs
scrs careful and attentive, and the Fare los
only SEVEN DOLLARS. All intc1
mediate distances I cents per mile.
w Passengers from The South, who wis
to take our Line, will be careful to enter
Salisbury only.
~ All Bundles and Packages at the ri
WILLIS MoRING,
JOSEPH l.. MORiNG
April II, 1895. '60--ly
The Fare from Raleigh 10 Washington Cit
amounts TO SO so, as foiiows:
From Raleigh TO pIakcly, Stage Fare, 81
Blakely 10 Petersburg, Rail Road Fare,
Petersburg 10 Richmond, Sage Fare.
Richmond 10 fredericksburg, Stage Fare,
Fredericksburg TO Washington City,
Steam Boat Fare,
The Steam Boat Fare from Petersburg u
Baltimore, yia Norfolk, is -Four Dollars.
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NEW GOODS.

cies, which he Offers TO the public a, re.
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, Lcpine md
Plain English aud Swiss WATCHES
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames
with glasses, (irhiie, green, blue, and
d:ure, TO sult all ages and sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and I.ad.,
~ ADDITION TO rue ABOVE, HE HAS yrsr|
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
Brlttanla.ware 10 toll sets, Fine Plated Can.
dlesticks, Suffers and Trays, Plated Cas-
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives. RAJ
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, Had
do, Table ana Tooth do, variety of PER
FtMERf of the best quality, Walkin5|
Sticks aod R,Jlac Switches. Fine Pistols
English aud French, Stuff Boxes, Perl
cussion Gaps, Pocket Book Ercr,on's rlEc
Razor Straps, Bones apd Brushes, &c.
The above articles added 10 lis formed
stock 81 Watches AID Jcnelry, vlgeu.tfsee@
a variety, Which vail D. sold los ~ Cash
or on short credit to punctua dealers.
THOMAS 1DUTTER.
CAsrio'ts, Nsrsmbsr, ls35. 7O.u
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h'N VIC Iftd Iesi dilu ulost aPpFoNtu AAA-
lily Medicine ever offered TO the Public
They are extremely mild IN their operation,
neither causing sickness of the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation IN tie system, as
IS too frequently the resul. from medicines
given to acl upon the bowels. They act spe.
officially upon the Liver, when IN a torpid
condition, carrying oil a large quantity OF
bile, through the influence OF the exccrnent
function, hlch, II suffered to remain IN the
system, would produce either Jaundice, II.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever and
Ague, or some other grieviDus bodily aillic.
ton. In all cases Of torpor of the bowels.
they act like charm. 10 recent cases Of
Dyspepsia, they are certain cure. MANY
persons Who we're subject to violent atlac Ks
oi 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 +.
ing portion or two OF them few days pre-.
Nious 10 emharklng on board the vessel, will
DO almost certain 10 escape II. Females
can use them at all periods, without incur.
ring any risk. Their virtues will remain
unlmpalred for years IN any climate. Ne
family should .e without these Pills a nor.
ton of them, taken occasionally, would be
the means preventing much suffering from
sickness. IL is from neglect Of Weeping up
a regular peris,aIlc action Of the stomach
and bowels, thus suffering to be absorbed
aud mingled with the blood, unassimilatsd
fluids, that most diseases are procuced.
DIR. i. feels confident tina, no person tho
gives these Pills a fair trial, will ever aller
feel willing to be without them. The tes
timony Of thousands speaking in the high.
est terms Of their efficacy, might be added,
but the very high reputation DR.. r. has &C.
CURED as the inventor Of the 4" Patent Tege.
table Mcdtesa0 SfomachicT a Hepdtica,"
for the cure Of Dyspepsia and Liver com.
plants, is thought sufficient guarantee 10
those wishing to make Il trial of their yir.
tues. They contain no, a particle Of Mer
curry, or any ingredient that does not acl in
harmony with health and oppose disease.
Or. j. having been educated under the
most eminent American and European Med.
ieal professors, and practiced his profession
many years in the South, where diseases Of
the most obstinate character prevail, con.
siders himself we'll qualified to Judge ON the
nature oil diseases incident 10 warm climates.
Prepared by JosEPn pRIEsrLY PETERS,
NJ. ID. p. u. C. p. N. at his Institution COR
the cure Of obstinate Diseases, BY means Of
vegetable remedies, No. 1919 Liberty street,
New York, inventor and sole proprietor.
Each box contains forty Pills, Price 80
CENTS.
These Invaluable Medicines are sold in
Charlottc by Smith a. Williams; in Con.
cord by P. B. Barringer, and in Salisbury
by John Murphey, where numerous certi6.
Gates Of their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRIESTLY PETERS.
Jan. l, 1886. l.y
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40 PACKAGES
Of Fresh Goods of the Latest
Importation
"T f are now receiving and opening, very
w large and splendid assortment Of
american, Rritisl,, aud India
GDnn8.

purchased in the Cities Of New York and Phiadel.
phia, for CASH and also before the late hdrancs.
However, oaf customers will see that orr prices
are a shade lower for goods 4han formerly, Except
Sugar. Our present stock was selected niih
great care. Belos ve gige The names VI few Of
our Goods
Sup. Fine Blue and Black CLOTH,
Sup. do Adelaide West Of England
Sup. Black French CASHMERE,
DO. Cinnamon Drzh 4 splendid assortment of
Summer eluth for genslcmen's wear,
Ribbed buckskiR Cashmere, assorted culofs,
do Linen Drill. "a new aFtiele,)
A fine assortment Of Summer TESTYNGS,
A tasty selection Of fancy goods for ladies',
A splendid asst. Of rich hg. Silks, latest style eros
de Rhine; Cord. Silk Shallyctis, fine article,
Painted Swiss Muslins, very handsome
great variety Of English and FRENCH Painted
algsiins, French Calico, ~
200 pieces Of Calico, assd from 10 cts 10 30 CIV.
per yard, variety Of new patterns,
A great variety Of French Clnghams, assd. coils.
4 fine assortment Of Fancy handkerchief, made
Of sewing silk, new article,
Linen Iidkis, Long Lawn, large stock Vt Linens.
Gloves, ass'd, Ladies siik-ribb'd Hose, Black do.
Blond Lace Wells. Thread Lace, Inserting Mos.
In, Edging and Inserting, Plaid Silks Cor Ladies
Dresses, new style, Ladies' CFayafs, sss'd,
We have, also, fine assortmeetnf J. Tasimans
BOOTS, No. !, made 10 order Lsdics' SHOES
made by Israel Robinson, 10 order warranted
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Ssi'0uPd.

E-Tyrf11rrNfI - ,SsfNSPN.
~ kNROM the subscriber tvo
WK - Mich Cows and vsa "'
'<1<1-'sa1<'s ling heter. One red ea,.
with short horns turned inwards. The o,h
er large COW, red sides, white on the hal
and under the belly, both marked with :
short crop on both ears, round hole IN H."
right, aud slit in the left. The be;rss
not marked at all. Ii is probable that ,ba
large COW has calf by this time, !.
supposed they will make towards Hopewell
Any one who will deliver these cattle ,o,bo
subscriber in Charlotte, will be literally 70
warded, aud any information respec,;n,,
them will be thankfully received.
july 6, 1886. +. Il SMITH
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NOTICE.

"A LII persons indebted to the estate e
- John Cureton, decd, are reones,aa
to come forward and make settlement, anI
those having claims are requested 10 ora a
sent them properly authenticated. as r ~
estate will be closed between this and ,h o
October Court. '''o
July 90, 1886, Ol.3w -'3"f
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Charlotte Bakery.

FENtlE subscriber has taken this method
n to inform the public in general, that
he is now ready 10 carry on the above bu.
siness in all It's branches; he will furnish
Crackers Of all sorts, Butter Biscuit,
Sugar Cake, do. JumbieS,
Ginger Bread, and Ginger Nuts.
The whole OF these cakes will keep for
twelve months.
Tea Rusk every evening at o'clock
Hot light BREAD every morning at o.
clock. All of which can be had as cheap
as any imported.
Orders for Parties will be punctually at.
tended 10 when proper notice given.
F. c. JOULLAlN.
Charlotte, august 3, 1886. 05u
\. B. The highest price will be given for
Butler and Eggs.
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A man Of real probity and sound reason
will bold on his course and practice, though
the world should dispute his character and
question his happiness he will be satisfied
with the attainment of his own ends.
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Every man has in his own life follies e.
nough-in his own mind troubles enough
in the performance of his duties deficiencies
enough-in his own fortunes evil enough
without being curious after the affairs Of
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her diamonds, and the Duke Of Deyonshire
took snuff with an embarrassed air out Of a
geld box.
No losses however occurring, the gaiety
of the evening was soon restored.-Aibaay
DGi. Ado.
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For Rent,

ENIIE shop formerly occupied by DR..
~ Thomas Harris, convenient to the
Courthouse. Apply TO the Subscriber.
June2. 7. THOMPSON.
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An Apprentice

VESO The Printing Business, win be taken
~ at this office, ifappIication be made
early. A boy from the country preferred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-01-21
THE ABOLITION RESOLUTIONS.

m" QUESTION was closed in TIE House Of Delegates
:,st evening about clock, after All arduous debate.
Hchei Ic original Resolutions, the substitute, has
0rn carr"d-but series Of Compromise Resolutions
with some notifications which had been agreed upon by
c''t''n members Of both parties and which pre-.
:'n'Fd en- lncsday-They do not go far the crgi
with The substitute. The presentation ofthe comprum
Todticed different array Of parcs-Msssrs. GiImcr
,inn'r Of Essex, D"rnan, &c the Whigs) went ur
""H'-ArSsrs. Stanard, Parker, Brown, &c. against
"rm The shape. Which they assum", is given in
WI Reporter sketch of the proceedngs.We consratu
lie III" public The end Of the debate We a;c happy
so that thcagh the debate for the two last days has
~" a'dnous and proracicd it has been characterized
= > much more orderly and harmonious spirit.
-. lay II" House will 80 upon the Expunging Reso-
: " Ms, IN Committee of the Whu!c-This question is
Imy 10 array political parties under their Legitimate
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WGN SCENES ~ PENNSYLVANIA!

49," - AK CHAMBER INOt Isl tN
C., Legislature Of Pennsylvania have appointed
M''s,rr O Investigation, with the notorious anti
, stevens at their head, to enquire into the chnrac.
L a, anu secrets of the Masonic Lodge. They have
,,,,. 'rT'''i'E broad swarh" They have summoned
''HS@ns rom distant parts of the S,atc-io violate
, '"'''S' and TIL the secrets of their institution
WIN 'h"Se Is Grief Juice Gibson. Ex-Governor
.;,L NC &c Governor Wolf has conducted himself
,rs;n s.E'' htn'n"sS and discretion. He protested
tr,r authority Q! the Committee, or of tho House
rs,, G"tcT the Constitution, cause citizen to APP
snct anu give evidence before such Committee touching
,rc question His whole Protest indeed breathes
nc.r spirit Of Freeman He declined TO ap-
;r rye 'h":n-aHd a motion was then rladc TO attach
l."gs,",c "i'tmp After a long debate before the
OnM' II WIS carried by vote of SO TO 90
and no F !isl the attachment served upon him,
i.n1t.t atcd hc!ose The Committee. letter in the
acc Srn'l;c! from harrisburg states tina, lie was
the C"fa'i'd b. number Of citizens. | understood
md To say that he came ,herc by conpulsion,
us ow: free will and accord and desired that
,,Jc - maj effect should be madc that he refused
ea-acf Or testify in the business in which they
alJrcsa,a !ee!Fng the committee 10 communication.
iar aad 10 Them few days since for his reasons, add
,onsI a. consider the whole proceedings unconstisu-
tia, HE ne committee then Informed the Governor,
and 10 answer wouidbe reported to the House;
Dor, T., that resolution would accompany the re.
0'as him, the Governor, to the bar Of the House
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boast al ancient palla, III Tue uetteI udfs vi
H., gcpub!ic that Spartan woman ever saw the
s,aote ascending fron the fires of an encnys camp.
s, ina, We never agan will he subjected to the indg
nIv q, hco!dng the metropolis or any other city OF this
I'nioa occupied an invaders hirouac.
Ir.s infinitely rrard 10 sec thr almost entire una
;v viii. which the .rso tnn of inquiry OH the sub.
i,s. os Representatives, and from that vc am dis
cd 10 srcrr we'll of their subsqurn. proceedings up"
TO a,!.:r:y"rsnl subject Of national defence. ia.
,s ] carmo, entertain doub; that our Federal l.cc;s
,,r, VIII hc almost unanimous in favor OF making tie
,,crssarv preparations 10 carry thu country suc"ess
T,l,y and hnnoGat!y through any conflict III which
r,.y uws,: iu.!ar!y he engaged. Whatever political
rt,i:ars may say {" 'hrr opponents ,in III: :,rat v
rrp,c: ~: under tie Influence Of excited feelings.
nave ,c, mach confidence III the virtue and patriotism
NJ m American Congress- to believe that they could with
! ID the appropriations necessary for the safety and ,o
n .; Tie Na'ion--ilr Importance Of placing The coun.
f., !? si,uo,ion 70 rcpel INVASION and prolcc.
c,mlcrcr is confirmed by the enlightened experience
,;c, teaches MS, that 10 preserve peace should be
,fr,,rcd fr war. Let not Invite assault BY exhibit.
-. cak and vulnerable condition. IT, as have en-.
f,ayncd II show, extensive preparations n7 defence
rrc>sary is equally APPARENT that to give them their
:n .r!r and efficacy, it is essential that they should
ir trade without delay. Celebrity Of operation is aa-
ru:.rt in military nacrs and nation understands
thu. axiom in war better than the Frcnch who have
been indebted 10 for many brilliant victory
foregoing remarks have been hastily thrown together
dcr the strong impulse of the uonen excited by What
conceive to sc most important crisis in political
u .ft:fS. DECATUR.
- The written before Presidents Message
received This calm but elevated Document but adds strength
III. III Decatur
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SiScLAIR BooTpS, Secretary.
CoLoNIzATIoN SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.

COLONIZATION SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA.
The fifth annual meeting Of the Colonization Society
of Virginia was held at the Capitol, Friday, eth
January, 1886.
The annual report of the Board of Managers
read together with thrTreusurers account; md
ton of VIM Pope, Esq,
Resylred, That The be accepted G-l published in
the newspapers of this city.
On motion Of Vim. IL. Maciarand Esq,
Rcsoiced, That this Society, in with the
whole country deeply depores the death Of John
Marshall her late President, her wise counsellor and
bcncfccnt patron.
On motion Of Rev. VIM. NJ. Atkinson,
Rcsolred, That Firgninns, grathcd 10 be-
evc, that in supporting the Colonization Sncirty, We
sustaining primer pies, not only wise, patriotic and
benevolent in themselves, but repeatedly sanctioned by
Legislature, aud pcrsrvcTngly and zealousy
advocated ny many Of the most ius,rIous statesmen of
Virginia.
On motion Of Rev. R. r. GuTlcy,
Etsoircd That at this time, when the principles Of
this Society violently assacd, and other principles
tending subverl the public peace, if not TO overthrow
the Union boldly aud rrheIeny Taught, The friends
OF this institution, especially at the South are power
fully urged TO give to the cause OF African COLONIZATION
a united and cordial support.
On motion of Rev. G. W. Andrews,
EeSoircd. That the signal which has attended
the effort plant colony in Africa establishes the pTac-
tcaity OF cur enterprise and affords every encourage
mcnt to prosecute il with new vigoT.
On motion ofRey. W. S. P!uncr,
Rcso'ccd, That lS snclcty regard with ihankiuiness,
the iudiceus and efficient laburs Of Col Hail. rendered
for few months during the last year. and recommend
the Board o:Managers, to appoint practical
be- suitable agent for the work Of raising the residue OF
the ten thousand dollars which The friend: Of the cause have
been led expect would be raised by the first OF May
next, and for promoting in State the general objects
otthc society
On motion of Rev J. B. Jctcr,
Rc<olrcd That the Colonization Society by the facili-
ties which il gives the spread OF The Gospel IN Ar
Ca and for the civilization of that great continent strong
ly recommends itself 10 the pious and pllanhlopc.
The Society then proceeded 10 the election OF ohcers
and managers for the ensuing year as follows:
JOHN TYLER, President
James Madison, James Peasants VIM Maxwell, TO
ratio G. Winston, Abel p Upslur. John H. Cooke Ed
mlnd Colston Lewis Summers, Sydney ;. baxter,
Charles Fenton Mercer, and James NJ Garnet, P'ee
Presidents
Joseph Mayo, Corresponding Secretary.
David |. Burr, REGARDING Scrrrtary.
Benjamin Brand Treasurer.
William II. Fi,zwhyson, Nicholas Mills, James E.