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nOCrOR CARPENTEK,S PECK Sill
- DISPENSARH, NO. A, PECK SLIP, first dos

DaSLhNsh II I, NJ. 4, fECh SLir, nrst door
Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages Of reguisr
medical education, and having received his Diploma the
practice OF Phyc and Surgery from the New York State
Medical Society, and having had twentys general
and very successful practice this city, devotes personal
and undivided attention 10 the OF ell diseases
aii humanity and particularly 10 certain class
diseases Tor which so many and plans Of medicine
abound in the columns OF the newspapers Diseases reque
to be treated asreeaby TO the symptoms that may prev
and the various stnge and changes they may
hence the least reflection satisfy that
no SPECIFIC nostrum can be applicable to all cases
The extensive experience of DR. Carpenter all
varieties OF this disease enables him a
thorough and adopt class OF medcaes arranged
and compensated offend the lead suspcios
compounds totally unknown the ordinary quasks Of
day
T Separate and Offices arranged for
Charges moderate and adapted the capacity the patient
An nfabe preventive OF certain diseases be obtained al
he offce-Price, 81 iI-3ms
n f.. CHEHAH,S As'rR IAGENT PILLS.
Ian eecuacure for obstinate discharges from urissrv
caaa whites, suppression rites and all female
plants arising from weakness constitution In gravel
loss OF command OF bladder they completely In
diseases of the Kidneys bladder and PROSTATE CLAN they
give uaspeak relief Over 500 have
New York without complaint agent For sale whole.
sale and retail by A. b. D. SANDS, sslton st. corner
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Il
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IA SAVANNAH PACKETs-OLD line,
E6i8 The Ships comprising the above line will des
-<l patched from New York and Savannah in the follow
ship TRENTON, (pew) Jas s. Bennett, master
ship AUBURN, tnew) ". y. Durfey, master.
Ship REPUBLICAN n. W, Foster master
ship MILLEDGEvILLED ID. l. Porter, master.
Ship NEWARK, II. Durham. master.
The above ships all Of the first class built In New York
expressly for the trade; their
elegant and extensive, and facility will he afforded
TO shippers Goods forwarded to the subscribers, will
shipped free Of all charges excsp those actually iseurred
JOHNsONk LbwDEN, sc wailst, New York or
iS wAsHpURN LEWIS, savannah.
60 - PASSAGE To CUARLExTON
k.r~SS-~<S = C-For the greater despatch and conve
-&A- nensr OF travellers going north south, he
Atlantic and Savannah and Charleston steam Packet Com
panies" have formed n Of Steam Packets twice
week and from No folk ard Charleston comprising the fol-
GEORGIA. Captain Rollins.
=. CAROLINA, Captain Cofey.
PULASKI, Cap ain -.
The Puask will through savannah and after Sc
~ Tuesday and saurss and Charleston every Monday and
Friday.
Passengers leaving Ph iadepbs on Mondays and Fridays
will reach Norfolk IN time for these Packets which all Tn
Engineers Of xii and long experience. BY th line
they are Night les than by any her.
Passage from rhlaienha through fso
nalm~re -
N0rlok, +" Is
Tickets to be had At the Baltimore stesgboa office In Pha.
dcpha board the boats and the rok Steam Boat
wharf
The steamboat WIN sEABRooK leaves Charleston Cor Vs.
annah every FRIDAY porning.
All baggage Ut the risk ofthe owners.
Baltimore, t4lh Oct. 1887. J2<
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"A POPULAt MEDICEN E.-TbORNES Com.
pound Extract of Copaiba and Sorsaparaa, certain
safe and most eecua remedy discovered lure
OF '""', structures, whites pains in the bsc
and IONS seminal weakness affections the kidnies grave
scorbutic eruptions, &c.
one recommendation this preparation enjoys above all
ers us neat portable form, pin pots the in
II may be taken being both easy and PHEASANT ITS taseles
ure, with mo- restriction in diet c.nne from da
business Travellers especially would find Medicine bip
y useful, and ought never TO be unprovded with prepar
on possessing the advantages which the present con-
bints Accompanying the Medicine is pamphlet explains
tory OF he different stages of the diseases whou, any
charge, containing full and ample directions.
Prepared by j. B. Thorn, Chemist London by
o46mE ~. Il. GRAHAM. 90 Kassau.s cor.
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"a Old LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACK
I'm ETs.-The Old Line OF Packets Will be despatched
39kby the subscribers, sail from New York and Liver
pool LIST and 10th ofeach month, with the ption that
when the sailing day falls Sunday, the ships viii sail
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n o. 24O.


/ SlsOc,S HUNVRR,S RED DROP-New
u1hce no . Division st-The md safe for
tue sneea disease IN the known world person az
ounn reSsh ava Judgment b- evident Hunters
crop lhe most certain for n
usease me 'rherea addition the extensive sale Of IL
OF their being have vainv
ehucssoFeu " initiate IT, uHdenzble proof Of s wonasr-
we DO not wish deceive with the pu-
nc we merely speak the plain and simple eert6
Gates WIN snow on application AT the office The ur fortunate
should consder Dr. Hunter their guardian angel
them from The tangs of disease which many have br.1
drought 10 inc brnk o the muck drug, ~ nv The
disease snd by an application of this medicine
ortd 10 r. RECT health and their wonled purity wish "A
10 ne nndefslood that effect In all cases
Alter selling IN New York for upwards OF years and r.
PhiaaePhs ionr which time tous, ds ~ ca
SEES not one has failed be feels perfectly satisfied thai No matter
now on The case or how inveteat~ will perform certain
cure Thereby causing the sufferer free nom the
real poison and as pure as the day he " bern
frlce 81 per bottle. Office Division other place In
this city. - ~ PSe -
~ ApreveHtive may be had
of Uriah Lcvison. IS
To err human, and since tits human NOT our du-
" 70 look on the ndcreons OF fellow with pity
ann 90 all thai lies IN without njurng o
preserve them from misery and disgrace!
LEVlSONS HUNTERS RED DROP is warranted to
toenect quick, permanent and safe. without diet sHe
or hndrance from business in all Letter paid
scribng eases WILDE attended To.
Our offices are No SO Hamil Albany No So North 9th
81 Phaaelphla; No anoverst Boston; 244 Camp New
orleans Charleston y c.; the only places the
the genuine medicine bc obtained, I'll mn
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t24 SAVANNAH PACK ETS-Old Established
A Line The packets composing the above line will
-Sns1Eln egular succession follows;
Ship ANGELIQUE, =. Nichols, master.
Ship OCMULGEE, new Il. J. LeayitL
Ship MACON w. Osborn, master.
Ship CELIA, ID. L. Porter, master.
Ship LOUISA, ID. H. Truman, master.
Ship OCONEE, (new) J. ID. Wilson, master.
The above ships all built in New York expressly for
This business and commanded by captains well acquainted
with the trade Their accommodations very superior
every facility will be afforded TO shippers and All
goods forw sded the subscribers will be shipped
lommis. SCOTT MORRELL, ~ South ST. i23
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rfK HAVRE PACK ETS-UNlON LINE
sYRY To sail from New York the sth 10th and 24 and
Aee2E from Havre LIST, 9th and 18th Of every month";
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LIZ BALTrMOHE PACkETs-UNION
ON LINF.-Tie following vessels will Ne regularly de-
-sseeespu,ched between New York and Bal,imore:-
Brig PAVILION w. Belly, master.
Brig SOLON, ". Bourne, master.
sckf CHARLES ~ SMITH r. T. Touen, master.
schr tENRY sARGER, n. G. Briggs, master.
Schr DIRECT, c. l. Briggs master.
schr LACONIC,J ,. G. Derison, master.
The vessels comprising this line perer asd fast sailing
nearly all built OF the best materials expressly tor the
trade ably conmsnde the experienced pilots the
Insurance he effected the lowest rates. great ae
spatch b riven srs exeron viii be used BY me
.-s give Satisfaction shippers. Goods Forwarded
the will be shipped free ri corrsson Forfxns
apply 10 j. IN BRIGGS ~ Old slip, N.Y.,
js5 .. W. BROWN, Smiths DOCK, BAN
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The commanders well their reputation the
guarantee of the qualities of their snps The
are surpassed combining all that be required for
fort Passengers will be supplied with every requisite.
Coos intended for these vessels will be by the
subscriber free from than the actually
CURED on them. For freight or passage, apply
j23 BOYD HINCKEN yontne Buidinrs
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CONSERV

We are not among those who are astoniShed at the
abuse heaped upon that noble band of patriots now
popularity called Conservatives. We do not wonder
at the howl Of anguish which rends the welkin.-
We are not surprised at the groans and sobs Of an
guish which proceed from those, who, day by day,
discover ha, the good the intelligent the respecta
BILE are bidding them farewell, determined no lon
ger TO be partakers of their evil deeds. Why is il
that the plunder-seekbg miscreants Of the piracal
craft dread the escape Of honest men2 Why is il
that vice always strives 10 throw around its hdeous
form the mantle Of virtue We need not answer
these questions To do good TO those who bring dis
grace and ruin upon US, is the prompting of tha,
holy religion which fear exerts but li,le intiu.
ence over those who the advocates OF the senti-
ments OF a Fanny Wright This, then and every
rejecting will agree with u.s. Is the true cause
of the slang heaped upon the Conservatives, that
they have valy injured their former political asso-
ciates by Withdrawing from their company--thus
proclaming, trumpe:.ongued, 10 the world, our poor
friends are past redemption we have sought but
in vain, TO oren their eyes that they might the
folly Of their ways; they sheer at such thing as
political virtue; they tell that if we cannot ap-
prove at all events must silently acquiesce in all
the mad acts of him whom they delight TO call
ter. Out upon such base Servilityl We can no
longer hold companionship with those who are the
voluntary slaves Of an inbecil tyrant and for what,
to gain morsel Of bread Men nay wretches, who
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sell freedoms birth right for miserable "mess OF
pottagep This Is the language which the with
drawal Of good men from bad cause, speaks TO the
community. What marvel then that the Hood gates
OF wrath are opened, and thai vituperaon and base
calumnies are poured forth, that the foes OF those
having bad hearts or weak heads may be over
whelmed1
This deduction, moreover, may be drawn from
the conduct Of the Subreasuryi,es towards the Con-
servatives viz: That genuine Loe0' F0eo mas rank
hinai( ariiA he Hnssiaa serf! The despots will must
be his, or his head will be the despo,'s Herald and
Sentinel
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From Tie Ncrark Daiiy Advertiser.

BuRIINGToN, Ocl. y, 1888.
SIR--A friend Of mine handed me last evening,
your paper of the 9th, containing long letter from
General Wall, commenting upon an extract of
letter which il appears was published in your paper
of the llth inst but OF which had heard nothing,
and knew nothing, until saw it quoted in his letter.
In the course of these comments he has seen it to
introduce my name, although must confess that
am unable 10 see what the attack upon me could pos
sibiy have TO do with the justification of himself
against the charges made in the aforesaid extract.
The extract charges that he spent the day a, the POLL
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The prisoners bowed and left the bar with a
firm step. They manifested composed de-
meanor throughout
The verdict appeared to surprise and d's,
may many Of heyoung men OF fashion IN n''u
about the court
The justice hall was crowded when Inc ver-
dict was returned.
Il is said that Bronghton was in the neigh.
borhood, awaiting the result oil the trial, and
that he started or directly after.
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challenging voters, and menacng the judges, and
The Truth OF this charge he seems TO admit In his re-
ply. But do not perceive that be Is there charged
with interrogaiing voters after they had handed In
their ballots respecting the particular ticket they
had voted, and therefore think that owe him no
great debt OF gratitude for bringing my name before
The public, notwithstanding the praise tcofthy motives
BY which be processes 10 have been aclualed That,
there Is no truth in The vile charge which he seems
DESTROYS of fastening on me, will appear evident
from the following certificate Of the old man in
question.
But as the General has not stated all the facts ex
actly as they occurred, perhaps you will allow me
space enough 10 supply one or two deficiencies.
was sitting AT the table alongside Of one OF the judges
when Tui handed in his vote and, when he left the
table, saw a number OF the Generals associates
crowd around him, and very soon he mingled with
them. Presently he accnsled me much in the way
he states In his letter, except that his naanner was
that of person preferrng charge, rather than that
of one who was informing friend Of charge that
others had made.
IL the General is anxious TO know why did not
comply with his polite request Of facing the man who
was said to be my ace user may be sufficient 10 say
as before, that he was surrounded by posse OF the
Generals political friends, who made some very
portentous threats about tar and feathers and as am
an old man, and not very able 10 defend myself, did
not choose 10 be introduced by him into such com
pany, until portion Of their high steam had blown
Off
WALTER WILSON.
hereby certify that Walter Wilson, Of the city Of
Burlington never paid me or offered me any sum Of
money, or any other valuable consideration for vo-
ing at the late election In this city voted The Wing
Ticket because believed it to be the best, noiriM-
standing efevs Of money and rood rers made me- i'll
Tontd rote The other.
his
SAMUEL. II TUFT. !.
marx.
In presence Of ~. gt.,.o
A. w. ARcHER. 49, III .tr -.
Burlington, Oct. 81, 1888, !;
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CHEAP BOoKS-Just received by F. TAYLOR,
~ the whole complete in large closely printed
volume
Combe on the Constitution of Man.
Fosters Essays on Decision Of Character &c.
Madame de Slaels Influence Of Literature on Soce.
ty, Essays, &c.
The Philosophy Of Sleep, by Macnish.
Macnish's Anatomy of Drunkenness.
Masons Self-knowledge all in complete and per.
81 25 well bound. nov
CUIZOT'S HISTORY OF CIVILIZATION IN
~ EUkoPE, from the fall Of the Roman Empire to the
French Revolution, in volume, translated from the
French, is just received, for sale by F. TAYLOR
Also, 1.-The Limitations of Human Responsibility by
President Wayland lyol nov 3
NEW BOOKS.-A Romance of Vienna in vols by
1N Mrs. Trollope
The British Senate n second series of Random Re.
collections Of the House Of Lords and Commons"
just received, for sale by +. TAYLOR,
Or for circulation among the subscribers to the Wavery
Crculatin Library. oct 81
North American Trust and Banking Company,
No. &c Wall street.
NETWORK, September 2lst, 1898
THE Board OF Directors have this day unanimously
Resolved, and pledged the faith Of the Board, to limit
the Of subscriptions the Capital Stock OF tins
Company to TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, such
limitation to be unalterabe for FIVE YEARS, from the
first day Of January next unless enlarged by The written
consent Of three ourhs in OF the Stockholders OF
this Company OF the above subscription not than
Five Millions shall be received in Bonds and Mortgages
Fee Simple Real Estate the period for subscription
to which is limited to the FIFTEENTH DAY OF NO
shall be received either Cash or in Public Stocks
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
JOSEPH ID. BEERS, President
WALTER MEAD, Cashier oct 3.tl5N
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POLITICS OF EUROPE.

rope and secondly, because is fire, which, when
kndcd may catch and spread very far beyond the
spot where it first burst Beyond these consdera-
tons, it is fixed opinion that should wisely
in keeping clear Of this ground Of quarrel We should
do well remember, that other parties Austria and
Prussia, for example, are more Immediately concerned
and have to dread The aggrandizement of
Russia, IL IS surely more their business than ours
take the lead IN this affair, and to incur the large ex.
penscs Of their own national defence. Most earnestly
therefore, do trust that those rebrr,s of mischief
the party writers OF the day, may excite our own
cabinet to such costly and periluus ntermcddina.
The precise point IN concft between the European
ministers at the Porte, a.id particularly between the
Ambassadors OF Austria aud Prussia has for many
months been the vcryntrcate question, what course
shall be followed with respect the Pacha Of Egypt
who having row added Syria to his former domnlons
has become TO strong for his master or teuda SUPERIOR
and who, feeling Tins superiority, and rising TO higher
degree Of ambition, has been soliciting the different
powers Of Europe recognize his new government
To this demand the Sultan has oil along opposed his
efforts, urging that the separation Of
Egypt and Syria from Turkey would be The destruction
Of his empire, and would compel him TO submit in any
new to all The exactcns Of the ambitious Emperor
OF the Russias Austria and Prussia have adopted his
cause and have endeavoTed to bring France and Eng
land into the sentiments. Hitherto, both France
and England have very wisely kept themselves OF
this quarrel Our ambassador has been instructed to
reply, that this Is more immediately the OF the
parties concerned than ours and that therefore the
resolution Of government TO leave the settlement Of
1t with them Such is the line Of present policy,
and such, we trust, it will continue TO be VIVA, do wo
owe either Austria Prussia that for their sake, and
IN their cause, should incur the horrible expenses Of
war, which all the money at least must come
from our own pockets and all the gain mus, be exclu-
slvely theirs
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North American Trust and Banking Company
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am sir, yours, &c.
WILLIAM r ALLEN.
City Of Burlington, Oct 29th, 1898.

We were present at the time Baker, TO whom al
fusion is made in the foregoing letter, offered his
vote. The evidence Is stated correctly, and Gen
Wall said on that occasion what is alleged, and his
'rhois conduct ards precisely as satedby Mr.. Allen.
J. p. DEACON,
HENRY LowDEN.
We were present al the time Bennett offered his
vote. The circumstance is correctly related in the
foregoing letter; and so is the subsequent statement
of his not offering to vote again, and of his friends
introducing Schooley as witness
J. w GRlrrIrH,
]. p. DEACON.
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r. J. HOltOn, Proprietor and Publisher.
1'ERNIS:

NWO DOLLARS, II paid in advance.
Il 40 Dollars and tiily Cents, II not paid within
Z months.
Ebrce Dollars, if not paid until the end Of The
4 paper discontinued until all a-rearages are
4 ,lcepi al the option Of the Editor.
| advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
n, er the FIRST Insertion, aud - cent. ier each
kDauancu. Ccud Advertisements aud Sheriff.
H. charged IS per cent higher; aud a deduc.
1 a, 33l per oent. wilt be made IRON the rsgu.
9icts, iOr advertisers b, the year.
4 ,ent- MAJOR r. NJ Cochran is appointed an
n for tn, Journal, and j. authorized to receive
Il and give receipts IN my name. I. }. III.
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STATE OF North CAROLINA,
MECNtUNBrEG COUNTY.
~ EQUITY.
James Barnett

James Sprait, Admir-. and the heirs at Law
Of James Sprnti, deed.
z T appearing Ia the satisfaction Of the
Court, that Mary Spratt, Lastly Nughl
aud his vic Martha, Nancy Smith, AleNan
der Greer ard his ~lie Peggy, Defendants
10 this SUIT are not residents al tins State
II is therefore ordered, that publication b
made sly weeks 10 the Charlotte Journal
that unless said defendants, be and appear
at our p"xl Court Of Equity, To be- held ior
the county If Neckleuhurg, al the Court
houee III Charlotte. on the 81 Moudat %
August next, and plead answer or demur t,
coup alnant's bill, Judgmen, pro confess
viii he entered up against them and the bll
set for hearing, ~ partr as Ia them.
Test u. r. DUNLAP, {. VI T..
lpni ~ lS3s Price cdr SIS
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENBuRC COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, Fcbr"0ry Term, 3@s.
john X. Williams

r. NcComhs and others.
81 appearing to the satisfaction OF the
y Court, tina, Andrew j. Perry, one Of the
defendants IN THIS case, resides without the
hunts of thus State, II rs ordered, that pub
hcarlon be- made six weeks, IN the Charlotte
journal, that unless sand A. Perry be and
appear at our next Court of Equity % b"
held at the Courthouse IN Charlotte, on the
81 Monday Of August next, and plead, an
swcr or demur, the bill will he taken pro
conlesso and heard es parte as 10 han.
Test: -. X. DUNLNP,C, VI Il.
Aprl T. 1888. Fria tr' ~ re
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1838-06-28

ble TO offer at any time for many years, consisting
Of Ladies French morocco and kid slips and ties |;
French and Denmark satin prunella do i; also
large supply Of ladies' low priced kid and moroc-
co do. from 81 TO 6s per pair misses and chill
drcn's do. Of all descriptions and prices gente-
mems thin boots, low price also, fine calf and
seal skin boots one case Of youths ,hin boots,
a neat article and about every article called Tor
at shoe establishment, all Of which will be sold
on as favorable terms, Ms at any store IN New
port.
N. D.-Gentlemen's fine boots made to order
Of French and Philadelphia calf skin also, seal
and goat skin, according to the latest New York
s,ylo. Ladies and misses shoes manufactured TO
order OF morocco, kid or seal skin, in the neaiest
manner, and warranted 10 fit.
| Particular attention paid TO repairing.
1 Newport, April ~, 1888.
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y Il Y S s.
S9LLSBVRYS P.4TE,NT.

A large assortment of single and double PATENT
IA TRl'esEs always hand to suit any peculi,riti"s
OF Hernia or Rupture. Every Truss warranted 10 all It's
particulars The Inventor and Patcnice Attends person
ally the application OF his INSTRUMENTS, at No ~ 2,
North Nam street, Providence, II. L.
Prom the success which has attended the apple
ohis single aud double patent Trssct, the subscriber 70
enabled 10 assure all who VIII give them trial that
thev can he radically benenc and IN many cases cured
Certificates nom those who using his instruments,
can BE- seen nj his Office.
Rrcu,Rp susnuRy, Jun.
The following oer'ifes,e he deems sufficient TO show
that his are not mere pretsnsions
A cory If the certificate presented by Dr.,
Usher Parsons.
Amer having infinitely sxanncd the newly irv~ntes
Truss ,d Mr.. salShuys and avn those who have wori
ther have po hsis,iop In ing, that is ruperio
90 any thing cf the Mind nov IN use .
| t'susp papsoss, NJ. u.
| rrcsij Of the Med. Faculty of n.
For .sle ny H. TAYLOR,
| May "a, less, Newport, n. u