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Doctor having had The advantages of regular ed
education having rsceveahs Diploma pracce os
Physic surgery from the New Y-rk Medical So
having lad years. general and very
co u practices this city, deyotes his personal and unJ,v,c
the Of all diseases, incident fra humsn,,y
and To certain class or train which
many nosirrms and plans OF medicine abound columns ~
the newspapers Diseases treated t
sympoms that prevail and the various stages ami ssa
they may hence the n,s ss
nind that nospechc nostrm applicable t. al
-
re extensive experience OF Or Capentern MI
retes Of his disease enables him 10 offer speedy and thoush
and to adopt class of medicines and
pounded not 70 offend the taste lead suspicion
poundstoaly unknown 70 The erdnaryaack of day.
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VEhn lMFOhT MP NOTICE TO THE
PUBllC.-Dr. DE JANON, who continues treating the
greatest success IS ot Vrnccal which have been
pretended ply cans ~ tins city offers 10 those who vii be pcas
10 honor HIM with thcir confidence lie p~-csses Rrcat
siphiir mt cure for thew calm the most n,cferafe
Persons who arc ALI TED who would e canync of fbe fact
patient now under he Ut Dr BeJanon Mr.
sias s3 Clinton - wha will be NJ liberty to ask any ges-
lins respecng The admirable progress OF The case. AIRY
Broadway
VERY INTERESTING ADVERTISEMENT
Tofhe Eftfor NJ me sun =
sr-Teclng interested fa my fellow beings who are offen
victims of uuacks q tbs ry becomes duty on 10
make knowa fact Viii deserves pubic aticn ion have I'M
fvnatty me- had aiiack of maady and have
pied several pretended ply sicians and oh, fe
Tho s,a wi tho Of 'ding there physician csnabe
III hevne me of horrible Of all hf,r 70
nsunv Iera two months and iud that not likely 10 oh
lain permanent cue, again had pretended rsc.
M, re who promised adira after remaining under
H. barra or time found ntea 81 win mo of Tho
J,sarer daily getting suck ming M bad
te arrived ihit death anc,sa st,cl
In Tho fortunately for confess on prrcovng
one az daily 1.-THE sumo avcr .am, ntof Mr.
he Jaupn promising inyesernte cases of that
usludy determined. iorrp ne. and acc
him No fOs Broadway hapny arm 10 ,nErp,
him a remember that day and hs sk NJ long
live Had rcceivea his - apie usenoo
should this rmbercd with the dead now sl six
week commenced tat ing his syply having taken
and fbotes and agreeaby 10 his we'd
lar diet the ~ case Isl Il disappearing and hope
able TO come and thank him personally.
an yours, cctfulk.
Him HY MUGGREDOE, ash CLIFTON 81.
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n nr. GuION,s PndsNIX DRUG sTONE.

". GLEON'S PH1NGA OsstG SIOHE,
IT, t7 ovefy Grand rect where Urge assod ment ~
ree Medicine puvey, Fancy articles MAJ be ad ~ t1
sr,.,v. ANIL m rcaSpmuh . teflng agD
AnERNlTHy'S GO NPOUND LIQUOR CE MIXTURE, ~
fr,ss o. Ashuss, dc. TIE sgccess VI THIS cctbtated x
t inch has gcen the Aneric public put one mluh
uy Astounding HUNDREDS ~ ceiuheaeS n's PV"e" ~
the agent allUmries - III :, :. ;a,.l;
The following a fair sample Nceuhot Oetau W ~ hi
gent peopel . IT. !, - 900 o,,lo
M GulonDcar According 10 your advice USED enc houe
Of Ab~rne ny Compound Lou re Cough NiA1e us ~
tirply cured of r aud hacking cou8h whe
thce had q aiely and tuly yoirs, : ,,..,,r
signed, D. ho"n
, New York, Nov. 10, 1895.
p NJ Cuiorsr- comply with the request Of my ionny
asa nav avn graf fu feelings certifying ect success
with which aud evcal 0 my ant have used hoe'he"y
Compo nd Lspuorice ough MN'"Ie ,,,. ,..,,,,o,,r
Signed, JOhr lNNiboHi'
New York Nov. ~, is8
GuIoNs Celebrated Worm Dops already Known specific
Ca, this scourw 10 the young particularly calculated 70 add
mothers VIII infants suffering from
&C. dreadful merits already established by m
s the proprietor, hia Off Bottle
vii convince tho most sceP cal ,-.,.,
established AZ az nfnll bic remedy
Ca Cams tho painful also fo Old serc ard ci1ans Of
l.s.,suins Gle 81 greet merit as htndIeds vl esy
Tskess sale Underhffs corner Bee nan 400 William
rs corner Broadway and v ankln and y Burnett W %
Gisth Avenue. ~
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THE oily CERTAIH M II rI - DK.
when i.wsd ti.i $1,000
a. al the cried " ss and specifies Of the
ce;ved in shs city alone du1s pest months any s
CO b. BE- PoEs The fs
%n s cas Of The @
anee can be placed IT, .,,,s.b ,oas
pr Poett Asw to compliment ySs truly yalS-
able 70 csy ess knew is.se
but x DO wGa: an @ vS osnf
faS
ge of complaint apparent but at sugeeshon took
o%
The ss ny s
feel iasdou refer with gratitude
ne Bowery $ Osborn Houston i and the Boweryi
Mops. s,esdSsy ASsp a d Les
g and the and Charlton ss Price
NJ EDICAL ADyICE.-DR. EVANS continues to be
~ consulted az s oce as usual in the treatment and cure Of
%ed attention to these Diseases have sccuea for hun the cont
dence and yo Of The Pub c Strangers are ased that Dr. E.
many years engaged spa practice
G ssi e. lie be a at ss No.
Peck slip Water st. at time during tho day evening"
june 30 l'0eN 80, '.~' DIR EvHSs, u Peck slip
nK. JOHNSON Is nsuea confdenirly at his office,
following elects Chancres strc.
three da sSasSi
@ % Or from IN Per
5 6s s ssssd
had asa. the Of the diseases which
Letters postpaid and enclosing Fec have the
medicine, an. directions for Is use forwarded
from 10 Chamber street. dizzy
DOCIOM "a "a s MCETa late s.,seo. q I've
surgeons and %s"Stf The Ned
the treatment ofthe following dseaes,
ou :" o al s vaGa: n s
abuse mercury Of ae,snseen oftae fluids, dyspepsia,
srueive ha are invited call preventive nay BE- had for
removal Of certain disorder Once, 2s Futos
nOCTOR CORBITT may be consulted in the most
confidential manner at his office Duane street between
with delicate diseases; old obstinate ulcers, worms
OF The bladder, u,ea and kidney And all dea
Sied 10 call bane effects often a ns from the abuse sa Of
w ss: d
% D. ?i s%S sS Ea,Sp
pacise i ss. .s hose'as and dspsnSaI
bas Or he s ss.s
psn to The paent medicine had prevent he ecsr
"a o% %Gs' sGa1a'e secrecy observed
1aa nS TE p.e ...S:
s SSs ME- he %Ssa Il ans e %
signature on the Wrapper Of The "sa +, w1S
eeauine article be had only at 81 Roses All elsewhere
spurious.
Stephen Van Shaick g. Markets It, albany N
vi Mr.. H. Stevenson, Burnet New Brunswick NJ NJ,
Baldwin, Fair ST. Newark N. j., Mrs W. Van Cicef eern0 III
lanes Masane st. Brocsyn H jshn C. Thompson omp
Washington Flushing sr Gold snan Bakery old stand
Janaea L. u c. Luther Hobokon Mr. Matthew Oscrbonds sam
geries Ulster Co " q. Dutton, Utica Mr. ane Fsh Can
ec,ioner Eschanse Buildings: Hartford Conn Henry Keic6m
township Hornet c. r. Smith, Gecnbush Rockland co. Canr
Town, n Y Mrs Fevrene North Second street
Loag Island Alfred Gregory, panbu }, Conn.
The pha each wrapped sene ind on.
ni03ms
TO THE UNFORTUNATE This advertisement il
scnary dedicated after having made of all the
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M EDICAL CARD.-Tf,e study bestowed upon certain
NJ ranch OF practice GLOVER continues receive the
public Those who affected with elects o
long standing from rspury OF the blood
and bad the skill the nsspenenc
Ell wi do well him his office Ann street the
American Museum Separate entrances and separate Offices Pm
yafs entrance ad doorffom the Museum, def
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g snn HEy ARp l-srtcrIo MIxruRE ,er .

Ghtbit NE " fN NIAIhkbt tor The
D0VO 81 Gsnurrlna elects, Structures and apaopos
complaints Of the organs u renemtion
Ofa remedies yet discovered for III Above complaints this
the Z certain.
makes speedy and permanent cure without the eas regard
dot dfrk exposure, change appcaiios business
We enc ptackish recommends 10 deceive the public
The medicine docsnt sp~ak fer itself sha for it,
object Motif where can be had the proprietor
challenges single vt recent Gonorrnps he brought,
which tho Mixture vii not effect rapid cure under forfeiture
$500.
This disease that unfortunately pcvadcs all ranks of society
high low, rich and matrimonial and single. They
presented with remedy BY which they cure hewscyes with
out the least eSossrc " The shortest time possible Fsher the
disease cannot he contracted dose of the Mixture u taken al
night on going TO ted when exposed
vi BOTTLES with fIa directions accompanying ~ 81 ~
bottle bottle lasts week which generally cures Many
m cured in two days.
For sale by Muor Gamble Broadway corner Of Deg 1T,
Dr ~ Grand and Bowery NJ q slscuH cor
Broadway and Duane a. ,NcwYek Jones Hutchinson cor
e,lo.r,t al esnvonthst Iadophta
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'UsO THE ONFOhTUNATE-Thisa dyertiscrueu NJ IL
particularly dedicated 10 after having use of nh The
nils cics &e, that have leen the nsI fL
months all s which have rather proong eraicaed Inc s
You say will have thousands have already done
have the only nab pacu M IL
called gonohua elects seminal weakness the Lo
train Of symptoms whch fol Yoa used an now r.,
bottle Of Dr EmD.oDss LIBERATED GonorAaa Mixture AM
by the of bottle entirely cured You will be 40
that will mmcdai to another lotir
which TAI ssf eraahcating il entirely Although is Ie
unpleasant at first, Tor the above diseases
which thousands who have usedt can testify.
This medicine has stood the years of
bohby myself and several distinguished both in This
city and IN Others 30 that you who afflicted with this road
f disease would do wei TO have th medicine and
give impartial a and thereby beneit aud yow
pockets.
This separation is taken without risk or sus
om business Those who have made single Rot
tie have been convinced OF the method cured Of the
above namcd disease. " ~
letter from DR. X Hammond, New Jersey.
DR. Please send hall gross vony cole
brat GonsrhRa Mixture the last ali gene
From what have OF Us operation think the medicine
oil the kind oteedo ne public Yours respectfully,
KELLEY HAMMOND, Few Jersey
To J. Emm0ns, NJ. De- has undoubtedly best medicine
fer the Of the venea disease that has been nyraed
Tire ingredients from which are secret Inc
scientifically combined. $3.50
Ths valuable medicine be had OLA. Undcrh Beekman
cor Wm ST. principal agent also of e. uon, Bowery corner
Grand mr. Scen ia Canal st. aud other place IN ~
city. Price 81 per bottle, d2s.,m
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eosponyisg each bOtte and nsauaess IN not be
genuine.
sale Wholesale and retail By Rashton Asgn wau viii
liam street. Broadway and No 10 Aston House; a1d
Gson the Bowely be Of Grand steel and L. Cot
toa, ApolecaTy Hail. Bleecker street Dr. Hart Of
Broadway and Chsnsen Dr. Symm corner Of Walker
street and the Bowey Underhl No - Bsekman street,
corner 81 Seventh and Chestnut streets Philadelphia Row
iano Ivy washington IT, Boston, Boy Washington city d. CT;
ned States Bazaar Albany and by almost Druggist and
fancy and pssmery throughout the United States and me
Orders from distance addressed Messrs KEGS,
will be punct aaly attended to. Rs Inn
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hOCTON FAWCETi, late a surgeon Of tive 24r
- Regmenof the British Army, mcmher ofte Royal College
Surgeons Of London and Edinburgh, momcr OF Tho Med
cal College OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES continues still to direct his attention
O the treatment ofthc following diseases, viz
Vencra in all its stages Conorhaa irrita
ton tho ha and bladder and MI diseases arising from the
abuse of deangemen ofthe fluids
%b &C. Person. who have Injured themselves by
the removal Of certain disorder Office street. near
Greenwich 9
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vi consulted az his office usual the and
secret delicate diseases His extensive and
united these have secured for him the conf
been regularly educated N the city of London and that he
for engaged extensive pa practice In this
for the enty years. he has confined hmeto
branch Il the profession He ill be found his Office No
Peck slip Water tho evening
until 10 O'Clock. Secrecy may be depended upon.
DIR EVANS, IL Peck slip.
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DIED


IL Earonton, Ga. on the 18th ult, Of apoplsxy,
Mr.. THOMAS HOLTON, father Of the editor of
this paper in the 18th year OF his age. The de-.
ceased was born ia Philadelphia but removed ear
" in life 10 Richmond, Va. where he resided the
greater part OF his time until 1877, when he re-
moved to Salisbury, N. c. and removed from that,
place To Ealonton. He was an industrious man
and followed his business 10 the lasi although his
sight had nesrl, tal'ed him. lie was soldier in
the Revolution, aud We have oilen heard him say
that he was in several battles during that evenul
struggle, in one OF which he was wounded He
has met his last enemy, and we hope he has
come Oft more than conquetor through our Lord
Jesus Christ He has len SIX children TO mourn
bis loss-and only one was present 10 perform The
last sad efhces to departed psreat
The Salisbury papers and the Richmond Wing
viii confer favor BY inserting this notice.
At West Point, N Y on the 25th nit, of pluri.
sy, Cadet AUGUSTUS NJ. DAVIDSON, son of
John Davidson, Esq. OF this county.
In Cabarrus Co. on the 18th ult, at the resi-.
donce of his son, John Phitr, after long and
painful illness, Col. MARTIN PHlFER in the
SOD year OF his age. II, has left numerous off.
spring to mourn his less--Degth hath terminated
the earthly existence of one who bore distin.
guished part in the struggle for American hide.
peudence, aud one among The few, If not the last
Of the officers of the Revolutionary Army belong.
ING 10 tho North Carolina Continental Line.
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tfoR ruE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL

TO TUE CITIZENS or CHARLOTTE.
IL Is ma ter Of noiofiety that an unusual DE.
gree Of sickness has prevailed ii our village dur.
iHg the pact sImmer and iali and that in former
seasons, vel ~ The past, cst!Gin porions OF
thi' toen have been peculiarly liable h INC preya
iencc ot billion. diseases.
The sic OF the village ITSELF, and ae shape Of
The country adjacent, arc isr FROM bang such az
vo8id lead competent observer to the opinion
ilai uIe place Is naturally insallbtious Ittaer,.
ioft boeones an Obvious nqury, and ono Of deep
aHd personal concern 10 All our clizens. ARE
TngaE u oCR AIosr oR N oUR VICINITY Any LOCAL
CAUSE on cAusss. 10 wHicH THE.E visIrAroAs or
sicEyEs- MAY sE JUSTLY AscKrBEp
Tho fra ccnuttnn of mans j., that due stten.
ti1n 10 tais inqeIry uoaid lead 70 the most IT,.
parl1ut results. Ceftaluly. ii such causes do e1.
-, % - oor most imperative dgly 1t aus expense,
% discover and remove them The sui, rings
and expenses u sickness tie health ard lives of
eur families aud our eilsa -cttizcns are treasures
anase vaiue csgn9, be weighed against gold and
su,ct
A sofd 10 tie wise Is sufficient" The sim
pie object Of these suggestions H. 10 invoke the at
leut,on Of al our citizens % TIC uparisnl subject
aith a sicw 20 secure sheir immediate and con.
clairaied action arou 4. ! hope il Wlil not b.
a1a1ght obifusIaa lhe,e.are, Il | propose that
general meeting of tho citizens 81 holden, ana
salahlc committee appointed 70 sos, .ut5 the fafe.
going inquiry and provided s4ch cause or caus
e., a. are thrrtln Contemplated should Be iouad
70 exist 10 report on Tho blst measures Tor then re.
a4avai.
Ns.iyou take this suggestion lalo consideration
and Interchange your ibboShts upon !, With 9th.
ers' Il ihc pisa advanced, doe- not accord with
Your s.ees--s,lli AJAX bout II, aud talk about IT,
AID adopt sonc better ono, and execute il With
pmmflutss and energy. The sales Of the Apoihc-
cary and tre charge. If the Physicians, lor the
lasl three moaths, viii show thai delay cannot be
innocent.
4. CITIZEN.
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D'ReuisV Of Elee,ioas-The New York jour.
nal OF Commerce contains summary view of III,
elections which have taken place since November
1886, when Mr.. Van Buren, was elected Presiden,
oil the u"iled States, which. as compared with the
fali elections Of the same year, exhibits the most
wonderful and astonishing revolution in public
'eniimen, ever known, in thi. or any other cum.
iry, within SO short period. Annexed is an a.
bridged statement for the Information aud encou.
ragement of tb. WA, ,.,,,
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can only be guessed but we rejoice to say that in
his instance the efforts Of the corruptionis,s were
vain, as Mr.. Penross was reelected TO the Senate
by handsome majority:
WASHINGTON Cry, SEPT. -, 1887.
IL Is all important that Penfose should be de-
eated, or IN the event of his success, the bank
wi be sustained and, in case Of his defeat il must
lail. Ii money is necessary for his
defeat let US US know, and II shall be sent" .
VI The celebration of tho Wig victories is 10
Dc carried on IN the most magnificent style on the
"a. The Committee Of rs has reported plan
o. operations, embracing salutes OF four hundred
guns at sunrise, four hundred at sunset and two
hundred at O'Clock IN the evening. The salutes
are TO be KEEP, up at all the cities and towns be.
tween the city oil New York and Buffalo The
shipping and steamboats, 10 be dressed with flags
during the day, and 10 be Illuminated at night
and the boats, thus lighted up. to play through the
waters during the evening. Masonic Hall, Broad.
way House, and other places Of meeting Of the
wings, to be lighted up. The Theatres, Hotels,
aad all places q public amusement to be iilur,i.
haied The bells 10 ring a merry pcal at sunrise
at noon, aud al sunset. Fire works, Ieaeon-ighis.
aud bonfres, 10 be raised al suitable points-and
saiuies OF artillery 10 be returned from Berpen
Heights, New Jersey and other places in the vi
entity.
TINS splendid and exhiera,ing scene viii ex
ceed any thing Of the kind since TIC peace oil 1916
Committees from other cities Will be present. and
miugle their ongratulations.-Rieh. Wig
~ To prove the falaeious character of the ex.
cnse q The Administration presses that the defeat
Of tho party was owing to the influence Of tie
Banks, 1t Is only necessary TO state siarle fact
which We hnd IN the New York Star. OF the
iew Regency members elected, ALL BUT EIGHT Of
lhem ate from Bank counties. The thirteen coun.
ties which have no banks, return majority OF
"higs-ll Wings 10 Regency. Last year,
ihey sent but 4 Wings and Is Regency Men -
lhe result. therefore, shows, tha, The triumph is
even more important than the Whgs themselves
al hfs' believed At. II vas achieved, because lea.
son has resumed It's empire over prejudice and
passion. lht accumulated and accumulating out.
tage- OF the Administration Nefe too gross and
uonsToos ior further endurance. -R Wig
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Negroes To Hire.

FENHE subscriber will hire out, to the
Il highest bidder, On the lst of January
next, at the Courthouse in Charlotte, for
the term Of one year, the Negroes belong
ing to George Means.
S. LAYING, GsardiaR.
Dee. l, 1887. III
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FOR THE DEsERTs OF ARABIA.


FsssAGE FHEG.
The Gne ship Martin Vac Barre. bail at Kin.
, drfhaos, Aoafcs Jackson commander. Thomas
Benton sailing rnsAtef. viii leave ,ar the Des
= II Arabs, wind aud weather permitting. on
- pa met She has been lately hive oul--hsr
boltoaa well scrapod--has he'd a complete over.
haui,ag, and - ga doc otdef tof The voyage The
cgs'as, e Is supposed. will be excellent. as tie
Is hoie Kitchen Cabiue. viii be 90 bard Loco
foeOs. snI ail gihrts dissfsGed vuh us recent
eleciiaU, ore ftf1esiea 10 e O.. board early, 500
TO iate with them supply Of lhs precious ine,ar.
a. hteAoty leaves, called ealu.plasters, viii 40.
pass current smung the Afa6-. A. banks aud flis
credit ststcm afc aHknoau 10 the Dcscfis tlcs
ai "a b. abs 10 tfsdc "a bottosed "a ,ial, =
aud all have 30 break /, - "perish com
mcfce--pCflsi cffdil" kind III country and Il Is
ce1st4rr,d sdsissNe 70 pqi passengers 90 po>sos.
.isa Of facts. that they mas b. prepsfed Tar pou,
Davld. il was Ht une Tine ggppased would have
taken patssKe "a hsri b0i since the eicctiun be
has dee'afrd iaf the " htg steamboat Consitaiioa.
and Is determined hat his consistency saat sqaafG
wtih--his interest Arrangements were maas 10
take ts Journal GA board, tgi 81 Il won't 20, there
.. rpala l,ti .er the GLOBE, or the Evening Post
APpiieai.'ns 81 passaFu mas he msda 10 the De-
nucraDe Wmgs a. thr'r office IL Masonic Hon
n the city o. Now irtk wbsfo tie way tbeY d.
lungs - csutIoa--os AZ The Hermitage. 10 the
koatIHg Lyon.
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ia nccilog was hsld 10 Charleston on the
illa ut at which The Mayor PRESIDED. Tie stated
Inc oLJee. 81 The meeting to b to take into cons,.
dsfauea too propriety Of menorializiog the Lecis.
laiayc On Inc sabjool Of ab7ilshing tina existing
law lot The imprisonment Of debtors. lie thought
ibis highly desirable and pfs,,ssof,hy object,
aad cor -ta,4lacd hs fellow citizens tina, the sub
ice, was exciting that public attention which ii de-
served The following resolution among others
asre adopted by lho meeting
Rss4ir,d That 10 the view Of this meeting, ian.
pri.opueu, 81 tHo psf-.n should be regarded a.
pun, hwrni aus such, should hc visited only on
fraud aaI cu0f. that 10 lncafccraie the body Of
mr. honest slvtut debtor to punish misfortune
without tiis - Conviction which Is not only
cruel ~ ,siic.. bot au unauthorized exercise OF c-
.tsla,tvg ros,r; and that 10 tear The unfortunate
debtor from his hnme and hts pursuits, Is 10 de-
privc h. family o' tbs means Of support, to iasen
fepr14sa upon bis good namr, aud BY breaking
iavu h<cu, rsy and pride OF character, to cut him
II lfom tiis hopc Of retrieving his condition. hlI
Inch j. calculated by the natural and inevitable
,odepcy OF this, 10 aggrayaio the evils OF pauper'
sm ana wretcbcdncss IN the community, aud to
mu1liply the public burdens already sufficiently
oauFous
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Negro Hiring.

a 1.-THE plantation of the late Eli Springs,
IN decd, on the first day of January
next, | will hire out to the bes, bidder, for
the term of one year, all the Negroes be-
longing to the minor heirs Of said deceased.
JOHN SPRING. Guardian.
Dec. /, 1887. IN
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Host

an Sunday the 18th inst between Char.
= lotte aud Sugar Creek Church, a Sill.
yer Case and Knife in i;-the owners name
IS on II. Any person finding The same and
leaving it at Mr.. Leroy Springs store, shall
be literally rewarded Tor their trouble.
Nor. 90, ls37.
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1.-THE Legislature Of Nsw jersey, aos 10
sesttn, adoptsd a lsfga number Of resolutions,
eaeefHrg tbs policy and conduct of The admin.
gr..so. among them We fad ,he following
Rested TEE, The resolution g the senate Of
De L : the 2-lb March. 4. y 1884, uairh
tetste. thsl ~ Pfesidaui. in TIE late executive
Proctsairg. - ,,larlh % tae public revenue. ~.
t0Hsd au'hofy g1aer not conferred bF tie
Constitution aaa LIS 5al u 4gtog4tian II both. =
u.ests the drct5,d appreciation 81 tbs Legislature
sea ae rcgard Iis tkppuEinz u that resolution
fta tat l4as I'D q Scaale A. oprn iulfac.
tsa g oay g Use pa.neti prosisi1us 81 ,he Con
sIs5 fteu, saa ot uosl dangerous tendency.
We hope iae t,mg soon ,.u,iur hen this re-
s.ju'iss sbal. gam e restored on The Journal Of
tht Saatc, aaa ihc "Gfoa, Esplnzsr sxplnged
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