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,.s,ring trifh Cholera Aorbus. Diauhna.
a s,, Complaints, Codes. Cramps y Spasms
|.,aE utill.y Of r. s. BERNARD's Rem
eJv for Cholera has ceased TO be n
.sm Experience, the only sure ioun.
y &C sIedlcinals, as on all other kinds
/ " s"owledge, has eiisctually established
n, The Iudlcious composition OF the Rem.
n i, admirable adaptation to the various
,',ons which occur IN the course Of
diseases of the stomach, liver and
III. usually designated as Cholera com.
- led the Proprietor 10 anticipate
n. frs. Of all experience, however,
# men competent TO discriminate nc.
[.,,sIv and to decide justly upon the effects
| msdieioe, mus, be the best aud with
n is favor. even the most iasiidious
,s..e matters, must lay aside these pre-.
ices.
rhs INDICATIONS Of cure are--to tranquil
|. ae stomach snd bowels /; TO relieve the
I,,,.ye puking and pureine; 10 allny the
sd lrutablll,y Of the intestine, CIV.
| -, 10 increased perIsialilc motion to
| ga that rheumatic inflammation and vi.
I,,uoo to overcome the spasms equalize
,,culatlou, and restore warmth 10 the
L.. remove congestion OF the internal
a.. and to relieve the morbid lrrltsbll
4 \ he BRAIN aud nervous system all
zach has been effected By The use Of
l-aris Remedy Of Cholera certificates
.pch have been gwen AZ various tunes
ss efficacy IN cases widely different in
| If origin aud progress Of each other.
|yrLenk TO the Certificates and direc.
!, sasch accompany each bottle, they are
/ lta evidence that can be gwen. For
5g Williams & Boyd.
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Charlotte, Aug. 2s, 1888. 1877
& 9 & & & & 9 & &

A certificate from three members OF the MEDT.
CAL PROFESSION in Germany in Europe
We, the undersigned. practitioners of medicine
IN Germany, are well aware that, by our course
We may forfeit the friendship of of the facui-
~. but not of lis benevolent members, who are I'M
Influenced by selfish motives Though We shall re-
train from an expression Of oplnlsn, either of
the sonndness OF unsoBndness of Dr. Goeiieke's
ner doctrine, We are happy to say that ceem
his Sansllve too valuable not TO be generally known
for what our eyes behoid and our ears hear, We
must believe.
We hereby state, that vhen De- Louis Offon
Goelicke first came before tbs German public, as
the pretended di>coverer of a new doctrine and q
new medicine we held hin IN the highest con-
tempt, believing and openly pronouncing him to
be base imposter and the prince of quscks. Bat.
on hearing so much said about the Sanative,
against 1t and for it, induced from mo-
tiyes Of curiosity merely, TO make trial of its re-
pdted virtues upon number of our most hopeless
PATIENTS and We now deem IT our bounden duty
even at the expense Of our sel-iuteres) publicly
to acknowledge ITS efficacy in curing not only con-
sumption, but other fearful maadies, which We
have heretofore believed TO be Incursble. Our
contempt for the discoverer Of this medicine vas
at swallowed up in our utter astonishnens
at these unexpected results; and as amends for
our abuse Of him, we DO frankly confess 10 the
world that We believe him philsnthropist, who
does honor to the profession and to country,
ahich gave him birth.
The recent adoption Of this medicine into sons
Of cur European hospitals is sufficient guaranty
that II performs all It's promises needed not
our testimony for wherever ii is used If is it's
own best witness.
HERMAN ETMULLFR, VI. n.
WALTER VAN GAULT NJ ID.
ADOLPHUS WERNER, NJ. d.
Germany, December 10, 1886.
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4 Catalogue of Reasons

~. " ,asrs Ce!stfstsd vsK,isss P'i!s
aasa iasy as trccstinsi, popular, ~hica
F- sfa % b. etcced'nSly gupd.
ssss'e they arc oamppssd 81 'itagigs q hich
L. feVrr " % gu1d IA an in,mtnse sunbes
iei, l,ara' i-ssslsaiug tbs means u d. irlary
tz,ats they arr rot a aaack medicine, hai
'ast'iAs capgoend Ola regular phtsseiau. y lo
.tg BE- profession ihe sfadt ~ tta Ute
sas's 'ary arr uol unpasAsaBi T. tskr, nor
'aa q fsisia, q bib iery aSc mos, effective
|gsz
.sessr Shcy are recommended ata standard
z 81 lhr feeulaf israpv.
.etsase by keeping the vs'om IN ss'ural
E. arifso, 'hry cure . lH~o*trssry Jisease - bich
s1a'a % the bu,nan iFausr.
Bra9's ihry az chrap and portable. snd ~i.l
tia1f vpiaes IN toll tlggy, % say climate.
= ,ay 'ssEih Of iiu,e.
h.aa'e, nosw itlasIa ndiur their stmplis ~ and
e. safy sFs ere u the sPecsiesi ppfg4tiYe
'ifaa stitch hss yet bewa discovered
b'tsn's 'hcy -frsn unialllng remedy ior p;o.
4 god arpFhts.
bssaasc 10 cases II spleen % dsspoudcnrv
- HsfAfff' w ffht hfAAtt4 stHAs ta NAfA
asf have a most happy effect, IN calming, and
srpiaav the mind
Seaose ihef tAect their cufcV wllhou, The
i,to9sn'' Of other pills, stekus sand gfipIogs.
b.1sast az eel a. being an pntivsiled pufi.
u Fensrai sysiem, they arc a sovereign
n Il sics head ache.
bsesusf they dtlvr from the malosi,y OF
'1'at' IN the lAet that the mote lhsy are know n
a2-' hey arc approved.
betaase as their appltcaiion creates m de-
- Zoe system, ihcy NAV BE- taken without
eag any hIndtanoe 10 ba.tncss Of the usual
= Of svsfy day lic.
f<rauss when once introduced toto faui.
: Village, shey almosi ttuiue1ittel, iakc the
nee Of all other medicines IA gcucfai com.
~aause a number Of the wonderful cures
aa'e gu etsd, can b. subsiantIatsd without
4's1e means being fesofted TO, 10 procure 10
fslimoutcs
bsau'e thfl, composition :. such. tina, they
'laaliy applicable "a the usual diseases q
esd' ~ temperate climates.
osfapso lata or three, A., IN rerstsl suih
p dose--so that, as Is the esrs wtth ,h,
~ patent nrdtpinns---lhc patient a. NO
go 10 make meal nf them.
ufeaaso each indis ,dual pull !. pu, up undor
'''atd'a'e supotluiendeneo OF the proprietor
70 mistake IN ihv composition. 81 quart,
y pa'"bly occur through the oatelessnoss o
,a'eiss'ed agent,
t'eao-e ihsy purify the frame without dc
N x NJ system.
oseau'c, nn'sihs,aoaiog their immsns
'"'HI' no petsan has ever veplutcd TO tais
"' 'hsm the breath Of eensurr, witch voul
~ oeen the case, II envS could have disco,
u y mem single nas 10 eayil aL
heespss--tand this fact is of The utmost Ia
''ee--l ladies In a certain situation may taxi
T., : 9o' mere than two OF three a, time hrs
S's'out IN the slirhtas. degree lncnrrin
"ah"s Of abortion. Were The virtues 81 L,
n "ss'lmabis pll.s. confined 10 this dcsirab
''us' II would give them decided adyauiag
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Land for sale.

n EHE subscriber, living in
&,,; Meeklenburg counts, -
Sssslliall2S niles North of Charlotte, of
ters for sale the plantation on which be now
resides, contang $50 Acres of Land, lying
on the waters of Rocky River, about 100
acres under cultivation, 50 or 60 of which
is fresh and under good fence. On the
premises is a large frame two story dwell
ling House and other necessary out build
inss, a COED Apple orchard, meadow ground
and is well watered Gold has been
found on the land, and as far as tested has
proved good. Any one wishing TO pur.
chase would do well to await themselves of
an opportunity to come snd view the land
and Judge for themselves,
JNO. CANON.
August 2s 1898, Hl5
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just Received and for sale
(FoR CASH ONLY BY
Williams d Boyd, agents,
GOEII(kHIsS
MATCHLEySSiNATIVE

a Medicine OF more value to npan than the vast
mines OF Austria, or even the united treasures Of
our gobe,-a medicine which is obtained equally
from the vegetable animal and mineral kingdoms,
and thus possesses q THREE-FoLD power,-a nedi-
cine, which though desig ned as a remedy for Corr
sumption solely, is possesJed OF mysterious iBflu-
ence over many diseases Of the human system.-a
medicine, which bsgios to be valued by Physicians.
who are daily Witnessing its astonishing cures of
many whom they had resigned to the grasp OF tho
UNSUITABLE GRAVE
DOSE oi the Sanative, for adults. one drop for
children, half drop; and FOR infants, quarter
drop; the directions explaining the manner OF Ia
king half quarter drop.
PRIcE.-Three and one-third Xix dollars, 80, 500
per HALF OUNCE.
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While the upper part Of our Stale is su.
iering from drought, and the hopes Of The
husbandman are at zero, this immediate
ne'ghbourhood has been highly favoured
with good seasons. A gentleman, by The
cars, informed Us that he had seen The finest
prospects OF a crop between Halifax and
Wilmington that had come under his obser.
walton between New York and lie latter
place. Wilmington Adrertiser.
Aiiectaiion of wisdom often prevents our
becoming wise.
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THE ELECTIONS.

THE ELECTIONS.
10 crafty the impotence of some of our
readers To learn how the recent electiol s
promise 70 result, we give such returns as
have reached US.
MISSOURI.
The 81. Louis Republican of hugust IL
furnishes returns from thirty counties,
which give the following aggregates, in.
GLIDING the Senators elected two year ago,
and yet in, VIZ.
wings, 10 81
Van Buren 10 Is
o. the ID Wing Senators, all are newly
elected, save one; Of the 10 Van Buren,
Senators, Seren are old, and only three new.
The Republican says:
In the last Legislature, the Senate contained
Ere Whlgs, and the Ilou.e nineteen. NV. there
are already double that number. and we look for a
sOHciehl accession to our cause 10 make il re-
sPeeted ia that body. We failed 10 elect Re.
preventative In 81 Geneyeve by only six votes,
although lhe remainder Of our ticket was carried
by about fifteen votes. II was worse in Clark for
there We lost The Representative by two votes. and
elected the balance of the ticket. The Senator
from Montgomery and Lincoln was elected by
four votes"
The Argus Of the llth, Administration
paper, on The other hand, claims com
plete triumph in the State, and contains The
following, which We do not see how TO re.
cOncIle with the above statement:
"Twenty-one counties, embracing all the strong
holds Of FEDERALISM in the State, had been heard
from, which have elected "a Democratic and 25
Federal Representatives., Democratic and !
Federal Senator'S"
ILLINOIS.
10 80 Counties Carlin ". p. Candidate
for Governor) is reported l4,I97, Edwards
W. 1868, Carln probably elected. The
Loco Foco Candidates for Congress are al
so probably elected. lnI4 Senatorial Dis
trcis each eec,ing one, the Wings have
9, the Loco Focos g. and Conservatives 2.
10 81 Counties, The Wings have elected to
the House Of Representatives 81, Loco
Focos ~, Conservatives 2. There are &C
counties IN the State.
INDIANA.
The returns FROM this State continue "a
vorabe, and leave no doubt Of a thorough
Wing victory.
KENTUCKY.
There is not Van Burenism enough left
in this Republican commonwealth TO be
worth mentioning.
ALABAMA
A slip from the office OF the Mobile Mer
camille Advertiser Of the 9Th instant gives
US the result Of the State election in %
counties, which have returned 81 Wings
ard 20 Van Buren, men. Thus is much
better, SO far, than we expected. ln the
Congressional district made vacant by the
death Of MIR. LAWYER, Mr.. GRADE, the
Wing candidate, is elected by q majority
Of 905 vo,es.-Nat. IateIiigeHcer.
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MAR RIED

10 this county, on The 23d instant, by Col. John
Sloan, Mr.. ALLEN II. BROW n 10 Miss NANCY
JAMESON, daughter of WIN. Jamison.
We acknowledge the reception of slice Of
Cake. We wish them much happiness
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DIED

On the 29tb instant, al The residence Of bis
brother near Charlotte. JAMES VI. HUTCHI.
son, Eco, after illness OF weeks, in the 42d
year Of his age.
10 this County, on the 25th inst, Mrs. OBEDI.
ENCE DINKINS, in the 64;h year Of her age.
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HEADQUARTERS. ,,
Concord " C., Aug. 2s, 1898.
A LII Officers of the Regimen, of Cavalry at
IA tached TO the lth Brigade and Alb Divisoa
Of North Carolina Militia, are hereby commanded
to parade in Concord, on the 4h of October next,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, equipped for Drill and Court
Martial. And on the 5th, With their respective
troops, for military exercise and review precisely
at S o'clock, A NJ
BY order of JOHN O. WALLACE. Col Cemdt.
t4l1P A. NJ. BARRY, idjt.
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Friday, August 81, 1873.
ELECTION RETURNS.

oNslo". Ms'aoers.-Sen4,e, Foy Com
mons, Feilock--both Vans
CHOW m 81 GATES.
Dr. SPEED Wing elected s. mater in this Dis
F'c,--a Wing gain
PAsQu0TANK & PERQUIMONS.
Wm. saepatd WING elected Seua,or
THRRELL, MGmbcr.---Charies MCleose,
Cofsmnns-tM hieJ
PERQulMONs, / Membcr.-A Wing Com.
mOntt cstetsI,
CAMDEN, | Member-A Wing Comiaoner
elected.
CAMDEN & CURRfTUCK.
G. Eutsridge lNau} elected Senator.
GATES, Member --Sla'hHgs, Van Com mona
HAYWOOD. Membef.-keonyr { " hig) vlec.
Ted 70 the Commons. Wing gain.
MACON. Msmbcr-- stl,f tVau) cleeico 70 tine
Cosamcnt.
TABLE
A0,riag ths resuh y our State El,cfiaas, aud l.,
bAtR gam aad loss ia each Csasiy.
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GOVERNORS ELECTION.
s5.l7o 1854 10000 10000

We give this week returns from oil the counties
with the state Of parties near as We can arrive al
them from eur exchange papers The result in
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IL Judge SranCe.-Thc report was put in cir.
oaaton thai this Hon Geu,lcman Intended to re-
sign he sea, IN the Scnate--ihis was centradicted
BY the Fayetteville Journal The reasons that
gave rice to this report was kept hid from the pub
ie but they have leaked oa,. The Hon Gculle
man hes been committing 50 report says some
nAmeless pcecadllloes IN Washington, the remem.
bfanco of which renders his abode in that place
less pleasant than a, his own private residence in
Carolina. II the charge be true, which we have
reason To doubt, he has dlshonortsd the seat
sod should immediately resign.
Prompt Settlement. Sheriff. of this
State have uniformly distinguished them.
selves by the promptness and fidelity with
which they have accounted for the amour,
Of revenue with which they were charge.
able az collecting officers; and it is graft.
tylng to learn that, Notwithstanding the pc.
cuniury embarrassments which generally
prevail, they have commenced their annual
settlements at the Treasury with their &C.
c0stomcd punctuai,y. Isaiah Brooks, Esq.
Sheriff Of HYDE county, has the credit of
making the frs, return the prcsen, year.
Raleigh Star.
The Exploring Expedition wen, TO sea
on Saturday last about o'clock p. Nj
The entire fleet consists of the sloop of War
Nuncennes, Lieut.. Wilkes, Commanding
the Squadron; ship Rehcf, Lieut.. Long ;
sloop OF war Peacock, Lieut.. Hudson brig
Porpolse, 1t. Ringgold schr. Flying Fish,
passed Mldshlpman Knox; ard schr. Sea
Gull, passed Midsh,pmam Reid
The wind beng high, the Relief and
Peacock were unable to- stem the tide, and
were drliled back under Fortress Monroe,
where they lay during the night. Next
morning at Sunrise, the whole feet passed
Out OF sight round cape Henry.
We hope for health and prosperous
voyage to all on board, and success TO the
enterprise IN which they are embarked
But failure in this las, will not surprise US,
for the whole affair has been SO badly man
aged of late. tina, we have no confidence IN
lt.--Richmond Wig.
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IMPORTANT FROM MAINE.


The Bangor Wing brings The following
important information from Name, relative
10 the running Of the boundary line. ave
understand" says the Wing, that the ex
ecutive government of the State is taking
measures TO have every thing IN readiness
TO run the n. E. boundary lne, according
TO the treaty of So, on the first of next
month. We suppose the course taken will
be 10 appoint commissioners 10 proceed to
run the line. II they meet with no resist
ance from the provincial authorities, well
and good If they do, measures will be Ia
ken 10 protect the commissioners by a com
petcnt military force. Already the attention
of the adIutan, general has been invited to
the subject"
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Land for sale.

mile South west of Mill Grove, Cabarrus
County, on each side Of Clark's Creek, and
contains between $50 and GOO acres, well
improved, with good PLAIN substantial build
ings. TIE land is all suited for cultivation
and in good order-there is also plenty of
bottom and meadow land, Their is about
900 acres cleared and under cultivation
The place has formerly been in three lots
aud is we'll suited for one, two or three
families TO reside on. Any person wishing
to remain in good old North Carolina. will
do well TO come and examine for themselves,
MS am determined to give good bargain
and sell low for Cash. wait a bid
LEVI HOPE
August %, 1888 t4l6
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The Resumption the Banks in Ma.
ryland yesterday resumed the payment Of
their obligations IN specie. The demand for
coin upon those in The CITY, was so trfiing
as not to deserve notice, and fully evlnces the
perfect confidence of The whole community
IN their seIsency aud soundness. There
are now wihln the borders Of Maryland no
paper issues that are not redeemable, except
those of the Government Of the United
States.-Bdltimore Chronicle.
Tennessee Bdnks.-The Nashville Wing
Of the 9th instant, announces that the Banks
Of that CITY will resume on or before the
first day of January; and the probability is
that that day will be formally fixed upon and
officially announced on the return Of the
Presidents of the Planters aud Union Banks
from the East.
The demand for specie at the Philadel
phia banks was tritling and unimportant.
We now feel satisfied that every bank in
the Commonwealth will be able TO carry a
general resumption into foil and successful
effect. So much for the Proclamation
Phil Ina
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We learn that The Bank of the Metropolis was
broken into on Sunday night last, by forcing enc Of
the pannes of the back door out, with an iron bar,
through which aperture, one Of the burglars entered
and unbarred the front door, and admitted his
rades. They failed in the attempt, II appears they
made, to force open the money vault but succeeded
in breaking open the vault in which the books Of the
bank were lodged, and carried off casket Of jewels
belonging 10 lady, placed on special deposite.
It appears to US Watchdog is very necessary for
bank; and would not fail to expose any burglar,
Hness he should so happen to belong TO the building,
and be acquainted with the dog. There are plenty
Of dogs in the city idle, well plenty Of burg
lars busy. We advise those who would guard their
treasures, to invest their dogs with their safe keep
ing This is one Of those cases where & a dogs
obeyed in Office !" and much more trustworthy than
many other fawning officials We could name.
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ECKER.

We call the attention of our readers to the
very able and elaborate communication Of
our financial correspondent, "Necker," ad-
dressed to our veteran contemporary of the
Richmond Enquirer. The plain and practi
cal essays Of the able writer, copied from our
columns, have been most extensively circu-
lated, and highly approved, We think the
one which we now present, meets the advo-
Gates Of the special deposiie scheme with
facts, that they will find it difficult to get over;
and argument not easily TO be answered, and
hardly possible to be refuted.
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sums, and finally were required to transfer TO other
places nearly the whole amount received by them
on account Of the Treasury Of the United States
These transfers were accomplished principally
through the purchases of domestic bills Of exchange
which entered into the line Of " loans = and thus
for time contributed in large degree 10 augment
the amount Il has been stated, that the Commercial
Bank above referred TO- transferred upwards of five
million dollars in one year in this manner.
could enlarge the comparison, by extending Il to
other banks, which would greatly strengthen my po-
stion, particularly, by embracing the banks in the
large Atlantic cities have purposely selected those
banks in the south and west because from the vast
amount of public moneys collected by them, and
their peculiar location, the greatest temptations were
held out to them 10 augment their loans and circula
ton upon them This, the facts prove, has moi been
done, except TO very limited extent only so far as
became necessary orthem purchase domestic bills
Of exchange to make the transfers of the public mo-
ney they were called on to perform.
The Special Opposite scheme may answer in Vir-
ginia and for the Bank Of Virginia; because, al
most the whole operations OF the federal government
there, merely to disbarse money. There will
be no difficulty in receiving, holding on special
deposite, and paying out such moneys as are placed
there But it will not answer in New York and
other cities where large excuses Of revenue are COL
lected, and from necessity, must be transferred to
other places.
Had the power, which could and ought to have
been exercised through the agency of the public mo-
neys, been SO employed doubt if the Bank Of Vir-
ginia would ever so rashly augmented il loans and
circulation" as / have shown it did.
All practical men know that il was the public mo-
neys that furnished the great lever with which the
Bank of the United States controlled the State banks
NEcKER
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Here are banks, receiving immense sums of public
moneys with large capitals whose circulation, when
at the highest point, was only about one-ffth, and
one-half Of the amount of their capitals; excepting
the Commercial Bank with comparatively small
capital the circulation of which at one period reach
ed its amount y while the Bank Of Virginia. with but
little public money with large capital, had crcu-
lation at one time, approaching nearly to one and
half the amount OF tina; capitals and huctuating in
the space of four months from four millions and
quarter to less than two millions and three quar-
tiers Of dollars This was revusion! Then, too, as
to the amount Of loans. The Bank Of Virginia,
with loans at one time almost equal to three times
the amount Of its capital and with no public money
in its hands, which il was called on TO transfer;
while the loans Of the other banks whose condition
have detailed fell far short Of that proportion, ex
cepting the Commercial, notwithstanding they were
under constant orders to make transfers of large