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WONDERFUL CURES
Haze been performed IN this city, and
throughout the country.
~~ T3T~RyACg
DR.. EE1DY'S
MEDTCRTED S.4RSP.aRTLLR.

HBEING concentrated fluid extract of Sarspa-
Il I'D rla, combined with other vegetable extracts
which renders it medicine of great utility in the
of all diseases arising from, the impurities Of
the blood from indiscretons and imprudencies in
life, and constitutional diseases formed produced
by the injudicous use of mercury arsenic, bark or
uuinne. In short il is an invaluable remedy for all
Rheumatic Affections, General Debility, Ulcerous
Sores, White Swellings, Diseases of the Liver and
Skin, liberated sore throat, Ulcers of the Nose Ca
RIGS of the diseases of the Bones Scrofua or Kings
Evil Erysipeas or st. Anthony's Fire, and all un-
pleasant and dangerous affections consequent TO
Syphilis, Lucas Venereal, g.,
So effectual has this medicine been in the cure Of
various diseases for which it is recommended, that
it is far supercedng all other preparations Of Sarspa
nlla, Panacea &c
1t is now employed by numerous physicians and
has been introduced by them into many hospitals,
nfinnarlcs, &c. throughout the United States.
Ii is preparation of greater strength (conse-
quently OF greater eiicacy) than any other extract
now made, is also much cheaper, being but one dol
lar per bottle; which is sufficient to make one Gal
Jon of Syrup of Sarsparilla, and is bought by diff
ferent druggists for that purpose
Numerous certificates have been received ant
published from time to time, but in consequence o
the great expense attending newspaper publication
of them, the most incredulous can be convinced o
the superior efhcacy OF Dr. Leldy S medlcateu oars
parilla, by calling at Leidy's Health Emporium
No 1911, North second STREE below Vine, sign O
the Golden Eagle and Serpents, where certificate
and references can be given to hundreds ofinsance
of the most remarkable cures ever performed by an
medicine.
Prepared only and sold Wholesale and Retail {
DR.. Leidy's Health Emporium, I'd street, beloV
Vine, No. 1911.
also SOLD By
D. S. TOBIAS.
Bloomsbury, June 2, 1888.
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coNSUMPT1cN.

I'D b EADER, if you have a cough or cold beware
EN of their consequences. Colds generally pro.
duce imperceptiby and insinuate themselves
throughout the human system, finally settling upon
the lungs, and ending in consumption.
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PREMONITARY HINTS,
AND IMPORTANT JNFORMAT1oN

AMI IMT TORIANI' lNFORMATIOM
I'D EADER, did you ever see confirmed Dys.
Il 3, PePtic, and learn his suiieringsl nnot, suf
nee 1t TO say he is pale, thin and ghasty looking
object his life apparently hanging by thread he
is miserable and unhappy his sulierings indscrba-
bic.
Are you much troubled with lotulency, costve.
ness sour eructations arising from your stomach,
occasional want OF appetite, waerbiash bad taste
IN your mouth, or foul breath, pain or heaviness
at your stomach sickness after eating, headache dis
gust at your once fayorite food, &c. If YOU are
much troubled with any of the foregoing symptoms,
bring before you the picture of the Dyspeptic, and
having resolved to remedy the consequences, i'm
mediately procure
Dr'Le'dy's1onic S'.Anti-D Dyspeptic Cordial
A never falling and efiicacious remedy for
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
And the whole train of affections resulting from dis
eases OF the Liver Stomach and Intestines.
The above medicine is. warranted free from mer.
curry or other IMMORAL preparations; il is comnosed
entirely OF vegetables, safe and easy to take. being
very pleasant to the taste 1t may be safely admin
lslered to young and DID, requiring but moderate re.
strlctions in diet only.
Numerous testimonials have been from time n
time published its reputation is so well known fur.
ther comment upon its virtues is unnecessary, suf.
nee 1t to say, 1T HAS NEVER FA1LRD IN A SINGLE
INSTANCE. Further recommendations accompany
the directions around each bottle.
QJPrice One Dollar per bottle
prepared and sold Wholesale and Retail at Dr.
Leidy rs Health Emporium, I'd street. below Vine
Also Sold by
D. S. TOBIAS, .Agent.
Bloomsbury, May 20. ly5
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-06-15
FsR TIE CHskLaTrE JpURNti-
THE EXAMIN ATION.


Ma lloLroN Permn to express my opin
hons tnsugn Ihe eViumn. ct your paper 10 relation
u the eHaminaiiua which teok place Ia tho Male
Academy OF tins place, on Thursday last The
school was Upened ia January last, under the su
PertatsndaRcs OF tue Rev. A. ]. Leasenwor,h.
ssittd lbc school several uasos dufiag the session,
was present at the opening Of the same, aBs wit
messed the various 9egtees of advancement and
abilities Of the boys. ! was present on THURSDAY
last, together wtlh large Eunbet Of spectators.
My attention sAs FIRST drawn TO .hs pupils who's,
csnduci dsse'sts applause, they appeared more
hks men than boys. M attention. Vas tbeR dirseL
al TO the Teacher, whose anxiety aud So
licTude m behalf of the rising generation
under has charge, was deeply depicted IN
has counlenanee aud evlnced by his con.
duct. had the qualification to witness the
most extraordinary advancement IN l,era
,ure and an unexamped development of
the mind, never before enjoyed ~ such per.
lection. With the Teacher | was truly
graIiiIed IN consequences of his evInclng
such an intense desire 10 have his pupils
correctly instructed and from the progress
the pupils made, feel confident tina, their
Teacher has been lndeat- able IN his exer.
tlons 10 Improve the minds Of those com.
mlIIcd TO h,s care, aud there can be no doub.
but that he has succeeded IN giving entire
satisfaction. The Improvement in the pupils
tn my humble opinion exceeded any thing
ever witnessed IN the same space of time.
candldiy think that there was proof SUI.
6clen, adduced on that day, to satisfy the
minds of ait present that the manner aud
course pursued IN The instruction of the
youth are entitled TO the greatest consider.
alton, and according TO nv opinion occu.
cuples a ground far above any system of
education with which am acquainted
The students answered promptly and salts.
iactorIly upon all the branches of literature
IN which they had been engaged during the
session. They reflected great credit upon
themselves and lasting honors upon their
Teacher.
The Interesting exercises Of the day we're
concluded by defamation from number
of the students. was much pleased with
their manner Of address and correctness Of
their speaking, they deserve great credit
Tor this part of the exercises. The facts
developed in this useful exercise clearly
proved tina, they had been taught by one
whose knowledge of public speaking en,ltle
hun to great credit.
Is their any way by which proper value
can be placed upon the services of such an
individual Can any one suppose for mo-
men, that even another individual can be
procured in whom so many qualifications
for Teacher are 10 be found
II Is source Of great regret 10 ma that
his services cannot be had any longer, IN con.
him as an Instructor, he may rest assured
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$50 Reward.

OS | on The 9th INST, either in Charlotte. or be-
IL tlcesn Charlotte and my residence, ten miles
tnest on The Catatoba Rissr, a large CALF SKIN
POCKET BOOK, containing in meney SIS aud
one 81 bill, all South Carolina moRey-aiso num-
Der Of pieces Of siirer change, recelect-
cd and the toitOicing mites, uis One note GA Ro-
bert aud Bait Ir,oin dated Jan Isl s35, fer s73
80 one ether note on the 500, dated JAM lst
1887 one note GA John L. Hsyes and Williams d
Boyd fol SIS, dated about the 25th October 1887:
one note on james Thompson and John Carlson.
the precise amount aud date not Fsc0iiectsd oRe
note on Robert iorfer for so, dated some time in
1884 as near as can recoisct one note on Robert
CG'hrart Of $40 tcith fioo or tire, credits on ii
note Benjamin Brocn and Wallace Robert
for $sl IS, poyobie 10 Matheic Lespsr, of Lin
coin County. dates Jane l7th 1884. ,cith a credit
Of SIS on u one note on George ". Sugs and
LarkiR StOlce for Sl3 81, dated Nouember 18th,
1886; one note on joseph @ Robson and Taos.
Robson Of York DIS. y. c. for SIS. dated Jan.
Sd. 1898 one note on VI hirible ana A. j McCon-
mel, Of York Dis, s, e. for s55, dated January 3D.
1888, one note on L, Berry Sto,ce for So p, date
net distinctly reeollsctsd, payable 10 Epa, Hem
~; taco receipts from NJ. HorGce A. Burton, Of
Granriiie Ccaa'y " C. and Other ralHabis papers
net rscollscteS Al persons are foracoraed trading
for any Of the 0bore noes and the payers Of these
notes nottfrd NOT TO pay them to any but
myself or my order The abous repdrd ,ciH BE- CIR
to any for The Gelipery Of the Pocket Book TO
ms IcIth ITS contents.
JAS. PORTER.
JuRe IL, 1888. f04P
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We are authorized to announce CALEB
IRWIN, Esq, as Candidate for a seat in
the House of Commons of the next Gene.
raj Assembly, at the ensuing election.
May l6, 1893. 9sJ
We,are authorized TO announce Capt. J.
ID. SMITH, as a candidate for The office of
High Sheriff Of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 7, 1885, Ssf
We are authorized to announce WIN. s.
NoRMENT, as a candidate for the Office of
High Sheriff Of this county, at the ensuing
August election.
March 6, 1888. sSr
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bDaring Ouirdgs.-A most daring outrage
was committed on the 3lst ult, within the Amsri-
can walsrs. The British steamboat Robert Peal,
lying too about seven miles from French Creek
on tbs River ST. Lawrence, was forcibIy seized by
body Of armed men, opposed to be Canadian re-
fugees, set on FIRE. and entirely consumed 1t is
said, that there was $4,000 10 specie, on board
Ten Of the pirates have been arrested, and some
OF the booty is reported TO have been found them
Only sns American was among them.
D~ClsmsEi c. Clay, of Ala, has come out and
denisd the charge made sgains, him Of using pro-
fsss language 10 the House of Representatives
some time ago. in reference TO Mr. Prentiss. Mr..
Clay has demanded of the Editor Of the N. York
Com. Advertiser his authority for bis charge, who
states that il originated with the Goshen On. "
Cszsite.
urA ,csrning TO Lynehsrs.-A sui, bs. lately
bses decided in The Yszos Circuit Court, Misss.
.ippi, which had ito origin during the lynching fe.
yer 10 1885, aud IN which the plaintiff, sufferer
BY the mob, has obtained verdict fer damages to
the amount of FIFTEEN THoUsasD DoLLARs.
gJ~Ca0nga.-Js~ Hampton ha. disposed Of
his interest III the Office of the Western Caro-
iinisn, to Messrs. Austin & Fisher.
Me.srs. lily bart Il Strange have also disposed of
their interest in the Moth Carolina Journal Office
TO Mr.. p. Gala CHER. No change takes place in
the politics of either.
urHmPortam Morsments.-The intelligence OF
the final passage through ths Hoass OF Rspresen-
'arss OF the JOINT resolution, repeating the Specie
Circular was received in PhiIadslph is, on Thurs
day sad on the afternoon Of that dsy the follow.
ing letter IRON the President Of the United States
Bank was published in the National Gazette OF
tina, city. The phlladelphis papers concur in eI.
pressing the expectation oil al early resumption oil
specie payments:
PHILADErHiA. MAY 81, 1898
nv DrAR siR: 10 ny letter OF tbs lib ult
stated tn, belief that there could be no cate nsf
poFmaoeni sesuSpilou OF specie pay aients by the
bauks, until the policy OF the Government tow a d
them vas changed
The repeal OF thu Specie Circular, by Congress.
makes the change. | sec new, ~hai until now
have not seen, TIE means 81 restoring the cur.
rensy.
| 5oJaice very sincerely at the termination Of
this unhappy controversy, and shall cordially Co
operate With the Government By pton,olisg what
the Bank. are, | am sure, ANXIOUS 10 effcci--au
early resumption si specie payments IhrougiI ou
the Union.
With great respect, yours,
n. BIDDLE.
iloa. J. q ADAMS, wsshinglos.
! 1J'Sevcrsl incesdlsry attempts have been lsisl
made ~ Gre the oiiy Of Charleston.
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Strayesi

>trayed
~ NROM the subscriber, about
the 18Th ule an iron gray
T%N MARE, two years old. one
ss.kuen ahlte hind foot. long switch
tail, aud the name hes on the left side, sup.
posed to have strsyed away 10 company
with another mare nearly Of the same color.
Any Information will be thankfully received.
if sent to me, or left at the PRINTING Office.
7. p. BERRYHiLL.
Jane 8, 1888. 4O2u
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IVA, the annual Convention Of the Protestant,
Episcopal Church Of the State of Maryland, held
At Cen,rcvilIe, II Queen Anno's county, last week
The Rev Dr. EAsrRuRs wa, elected Bismop Of the
Diooes- Of Maryland, vice the RI Rev. Bishep
Stone, deceased.
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SILVER AND SILVER COIN IN NORTH.
CAROLINA.

CAfNOLlNA.
Ma. EDITOR Some OF the newspapers in this
State, among the rest the Charlotte Journal, have
lately commented upen the prospects and conve.
niencfs OF coinage Of small silver pieces at The
Branch Mist in this place, which is designed, by
acts OF Congress, for the issue of Gold csin alsre
for which ,s posltisn offers peculiar advantages.
Reference has also been made To the existence OF
silver in the vicinity TO authorize tbs expectation
An erroneous impression is given upon both these
subjects.
However desirable, il undoubtedly is. that small
silver coin should appear and serve as meciam Of
exchange. II ~orld be much easier snd cheaper,
occasionally, to transmit snch from the Mint at
Philadelphia than to coin IT here No silver 0res
such, have been presented in evidence Of the esS
tence of silver mines in this vicinity although
Of the gold ores from certain districts, are, also,
rich in silver. But the silver contained in the gold
bullion deposited at the Mint at Charlotte would
not afford sufficient, for days coinage in 10 years
besides, II is absolutely necessary for the pur poses
OF the Rehner in separating, which process re-
qulTes u large of silver TO extract the snall
portion of IT, naturally and closely combined with
all the Gold brought 10 the Mint. A large pur-
chase Of silver requisite to set these operations
action before any Gold coin, eff legal standard,
could be made
With regard 10 a specimen Of native silver ex-
hibited and said TO be from one of the mines
Charlotte it is doubted BY some, well instructed 10
Judge, whether il is from any moe in this eoun-
ny at all being small gIebule, said TO have re-
suited from assay ofore, made at distance, and
bearing the appearance of an accidental or inten
tional Temelt OF silver coin bat, being by means
IN the form Of native silver" although, no doubt,
at first, very honestly believed 10 he such BY some
OF those interested.
Ia order, therefore. TO coin NJ liver at the Branch
Mint al Charlotte, kcer buHgonaeed. 10 be brought
from distance, al as great cos, US the coin. The
humid process Of asssylng silver now used in the
Nuts OF ihs United States, here silver is coined,
must be introduced and it differs essentially from
tse dry process employed for assays OF gold. Ad-
diiiona machinery and agencies OF various kinds,
certainly attended with additional expenses, would
be at once required, very unnecessarily. No doubt
an asrsDgsmeD, viii en.ae b which pay nents OF
small silver eeias Sil be made al the Gold Mints,
operating With quite as much efficacy as the plan
which has been proposed, OF coming silver. am
very respectfully,
One of your Subscribers.
CLarlaffs Ttfns 1 is3-
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OFtO y yVuf 'JU"stF t0t' o.
Charlotte, June u. 1888.

A Netr Territorial Government
House of Representatives has been for the
two last days, 10 accordance with previous
SPECIAL order, pretty IndustrIously engaged
IN the despatch Of business concerning the
Territories Of the United States. Among
the bills which have passed the Hnuse is
Que, which will doubtless become a law,
(hasing previously passed the Senate for
dlvlding the Wisconsin, Territory, and erect.
lng out OF it new Territorial Government,
to be called the Territory of Iowa. The
name, AT least, IS IN good taste.-Ndt. Iat.
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upon the cashier of the Monrovia Bank, as
the probable iBcendiary; as il is believed
he embezzled large amour: Of the funds
Of that institution.
The ruin is so entire, that doubts are en-
tertained whether the town will ever recover
from the shock.
NetD Peers.-At the coronation the fol.
lowing Peers will receive Dukedoms /: Mar.
quis Of Lausdowne, Marquis of Wesimins.
ter, Marquis Of Anglesy. Commoners to
be raised-SIr John Wrottesly, Sir Jacob
Ashley, Sir John Hobhonse, Mr.. Paul Me-
thueD, Mr.. Hanbury Tracy, Mr.. Spring
Rice, Sir F. Lawley, Sir G. Lemon, aud
about eight others. The daughter of the
Earl of Liverpool to be a Peeress in her own
right. The chief supporters of OConneIl
will receive the Irish Peerages. Lord Sill.
20 is to receive an Irish Dukedom. Earl
Fhzwiilam is also to receive Dukedom.
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that he will carry with him my sincere
wishes for his prosperity and happiness,
and as patron Of the school wish bin to
accept Of my hearty thanks for the instruc-
ton already impaired. If am to sustain
The loss OF his Instruction deeply regret it.
And feel confident that express the feel
lngs and wishes of all interested, in saying
that a general regret prevails, and a unani-
nous wish presented for him to continu if
his health will permit.
June TO- 1888. SPECTATOR.
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some of his relations. Al persons are FORE
warned harboring him, as the law will
be enforced against all offenders The a.
bove reward will be given 10 any one who
will deliver him TO me in Charlotte, but no
expenses will be paid.
SANL. TAYLOR.
Jnne IL, 1885 f0l
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Cherokees in Georgid.-The Indians. it
is sand, have gwen some indications OF hos.
uli;ies towards the Whites ia this State, or
rather have manifested disposition not to
remove. The Western Georgian says
We have just conversed with gentleman
who has recently visited GIlmer and Union
counties, and learn from hun that the lndI
ans IN that section OF country had been seen,
by different persons and at different times,
transporting corn, IN sacks and otherwise,
to the mountains, where IT was supposed
they intended 10 retreat whenever the trea:
" was attempted to be- enforced. "
RGtherfordton Ga.ette.
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A Modest Proposal London Age
in warIke mood, quietly recommends the
Government, 10 take possession of New FORK
10 retaliation for the aud given by the United
States IN the Canadian rebels
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Richard X. Frost, the steam doctor, con-
victed IN New York Of menslaughter for ad.
mnlsteriug lobeIla TO patient has been ad.
Judged 10 pay fine of one hundred and
fifty dollars, and discharged.
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Terds.-lt is gratifying to learn that the
Texan Congress have refused to Withdraw
their application for annexation to the Uni.
ted States. The question however was de
clded only BY mcjnrty of one vote. This
might surprise, lf II could not be accounted
for by the iac;, that Texas feels herself az.
grieved by the Indifference manifested by
our government towards the proposed union.
.Nep Orleans Bulletin.
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Stop that Bali $1,000 reward will be
given 10 any person that will stop the WING
BALL, which is nov rolling forward with
Increasing velocity. Inquire at the Argus
office, Portland, or of Martin Van Buren,,
Washington. Portland Adr.
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Distressing Confdgration. -The town of
Monrovla, in Gadsden County, we regret
TO learn, says the Tallahassee Waterman,
of the 10Th INST, has been entirely consum
ed by fire, with the exception Of kitchen
aud hen.house. The fire occurred when
all the inhabitants were absent or asleep !;
aud the particulars therefore, cannot be ar.
rived at. 1t is supposed TO be the work of
an inccndiary. The Church, Academy
Banking House, Post Office and Exchange
are all gone. We learn that most of the
property was uninsured. Suspicious rest
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Juae IL, 1888
ceat Rescard and no thanks /!

"a n ANYWAY from the SUBJ
20 ~ scriber, on the 9th ut.,
ss an indented apprentice, by the
I" name of John Wilson, about 10
years Of age. have reason TO
- believe he was entIced away by
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" Harris, Esq, Of Mil Grove rs
.,snl Persons paying hun two dol
.A,.s months shall have the Josfasl
=, sonlbs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-02-22

~. Il. vii PIT a,lla. III other business what
III, yer> hing III the power OF Congress Is
,,.rt II: aud wheel - intelligent and as
...,r,.r,nt 4, Mr.. Mckim declares that lie
,..a.,,ef the nostpancment OF the bill to enforce
..,, mon OF neutf,lrt, important - ohn">
,,,,lse the question Of peace OF wal with "Ic"
Rnlain
H.. HOUSE, however. continued the dtbA,r
,z.,slout the day. aud finally adjourned WITHOUT
..,..,,e 10 any dvcslon-sone oi the mcmhrI> de
-. that the bill conferred dangerous power upon
f>trniise, aud ntrtirrei improperly with the
TT t,aIe AID indeed no less odou> ,hiu
.l,.p aud Seddlon Law, and that therefore
Would uot vote iof II. whatever might be tie
.,en,rs ", llne not sctn the bill itself, and
mol thtrrIole know - What rNteut 1t may he
49,, t,,sr. ri rcliurs. Ban ui our tluug are
5,,,,sd aud that l.. that the government should
l,.iate 10 rnlplo> al It's constitutional rutrgic,
.,#,fe,. The interference oI American clr.zrus IN
H.. liar, u ueighborina powers, aud to punish
- no. III ,ltdanrr 81 IL laws, eIGau,2r hostile
-, within Is lintlt,. Ia >ubtorl established m-t-
,,,.p. IN the co.rralnous provinces Of tarrISn 90
,rrpntns