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~TSHTNG TACKLE.-Just received an as

HNISHING TACI<LE.-Just received an as
h sertment of superior TACKLE, consisting of
"a and Joint WALKING STICK RODS
g. 4 and HALE DDS
g. and Ash butt FLY RODS
60 100 X 100 wards SILK HAIR and SEA GRASS
LINES
Common THREAD and COTTON LINES, furnish
ed per gros
ARTIFICIAL, FLIES, all sorts
Gut Gimp and Hair SNoODS
Virginia, Limerick and best Kirby HOOKS, by the
1000 or Otherwise
SWIVEL'S HOOKS, furnished complete
AISO-Aeeneral assortment of WOODEN WARE,
Twne and Corage, BRUSHES ofall kinds, for sale at
very reduced prices by DUKEHART & co.
No. l0lk Baltimore street,
between South & Calvert streets.
Country merchants and others invited 20 cal
Thankful fer past favors they solicit sre of patron
age 10 athmO 10th.
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A CARD.
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, jew

GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEW
ELRY, SILVER WARE, &C.
GABRIEL ID. CLARK has recently imported
W a splendid assortment of Gold and Silver Patent
Lever Lepine and Virtical Watches, all OF wncn are
made nv The best makers and are warranted to perform
accurate time will be sold as low as any other house
the country Purchasers will find to their advantage
by calling at the store, head OF CneaPsae no. WA
rrR sTREss baltimore where they will find good as
soment Gold Gard Chains, patterns; Rings, Breast
pins qod and silver Pencils Addson's superior make,
Silver and Britannia Ware German Silver Spoons, &c
" b. Fine Watches OF every kin d properly repaired
-NIy country friends particularly invited TO CALI
Store No. Water street. ~
iy ii 90 y. " CLAIM.
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TTvvI.Y INVENTED HORSE POWER
-. ann rruRESIIINGs MACHINE.

y ryVLY INVENTED HORSE POWER
AND THRESHING MACHINE.
vuyFIE subscriber would inform the public that he
has been able to test his NEW HORSE POWER
& THRESHING MACHINE, and now offers them &c
the public believing that they VIII fully meet the exPee
taon and wishes Of the purchasers he thinks that they
will be found equal, If not superior 70 any Machines tor
that purpose no in use. They ere compact, strong,
and believed be very durable, cacuateato De work.
ed by four horses.
He has also ON hand other Horse powers and Thresa
ne Machines less expensive
He is likewise gent for the sale o. Mr. Urnuys Hone
Powers and Threshng Machines; those preferring these
Machnes can psooure them BY calling at his Farmer
Repository, in Pratt street.
je % y .. EhsimAn.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

YHyI4E course Medical Lectures in this Institutions
81 will commence, MONDAY NEXT, August
3ist and will continue six months. The faculty Of
Physic are furnished with an Anatomical Museum, ana
Chemical Apparatus unsurp1ss by any IN the couS
try with convenences for the study OF Anatonary, IN
eGualled by any other Institution, and with wen MI
ed Hospital Department for Clinical Instructors; and
anxious 10 do all in their power TO elevate their profess
sion by rendering their graduates still more worthy OF
public confidence, and trusting that ihelr ehors VIII
be appreciated by those whose interests hey are en-
deayorine TO promote. they offer to MEDICAL stu
dents the opportunity of attending Lectures Tor SIZE
months instead of the usual term, without any add-
tional charge. While an attendance during tue last
four months will be considered and will be made equI
valent 10 a full course heretofore The introductory
lectures will be delivered at the College building during
the!folowing week. at o'clock, p NJ, oil each day. In
the following order;
MONDAY .'froi. FCa EtN
TUESDAY III.
WEDNESDAY, ................. Prof > u. bAkEk
THURSDAY, w. .nar
FRIDAY .fFol w. ": D!hnGta
SATURDAY, A7fAA II
The Clergy the Judges, the members of the Bar, the
Medical Profession and the public generally arc respect
fully invited TO attend.
By a rule of the Faculty, Students required TO
call upon the Dean for their matriculaon ticket before
hey can obtain tickets TO the course
IVY 0O'D'' WILLIAM A. AKIN, Dean.
au05
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PRICES OF STOCKS. &C.

Reported for the Pilot TRAEscRIPT every Saturday
by Jesse T. Peters, Stock, Exchange and Commission
Agent, North West corner of Market and North sts,
RAJTTNIORE Auqust 20
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DRUGS-Dugs copperas, per cwt; cam hor, refined
and Grade, free; blue vtrio 4 oil of vilriol per
ID; essences, p per cent? alum $50 per cwt; castor
oil as per gallon; sugar of lead per lb;
saltpee crude free; refined cts per Id; other ra
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700 PACKAGES.
BOOTS, SHO ES, HATS, CAPS, &c.
No. 1919 Market Street, Baltimore.
- - -

s - s
YUyIFFANY, FITE q CO., having received
IL their Fall stock, respectfully invite the attention
of country merchants, and cash in particular, as
their goods purchased for cash. which enables them
to offer great ndueemenito purchasers generally; their
stock comprizes- #y
100 cases Mems fine s coarse sewd & pegged BOOT s,
800 &C &c & Boys kip & calf Monroes s SHOES,
so 6" I" Coarse BROGANS,
100 Women's fine city Kid 4 Nor SLIPPERS, and
Eastern made Kid, Nor and Lea. SLIPS K
Shoes Of all descriptions.
20 cases Women : Cater, Leather and Lasting BOOTS,
IS Misses and Chidrens Boots, Shoes & Slips,
so Mems s Boys Black and DrzAy Fur and Wool
HATS, ~
rs cases Mems and BOYS fine Fur, Seal Hair and c1oh
CAPS, at all prices, W ~ fae17i i.-
With variety Of other articles, making general as
sortment Of GOODS, il their line. 0fopnty Merchants
will 90 well to colI ana examine thczteck, before ma
king their purchases. to hft 80 = "
au2s ga dat
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BALTTMORE, AUGUST %.
nnMnVAL

DICHARD DUFALE. respectfully informs his
IL friends and the public generally, that be has re-
moved to No. 210 BALTIMORE STREET, fve Doors
street where he has on hand and shall continue to keep
a iarre and choice selection of CARPETIHG, &c
Consisting of super Velvet, Saxony Brussels imperial
threepy sper nd fine IngTnn and Venetian Carpeting
with Rugs 10 match Floor Oil Cloths, Fancy and PLAIN
Floor Baizes, Table ard Piano Covers, and all other
articles pertaining the trade, most Of the goods are Of
this fall importation, new and choice pateIns seieeeu
expressly for the etv trade and will be sold rs cheap
and on as favorable terms the same can be purchased
of any house in this city, Philadelphia OF New YORK
67-Persons wishing 10 supply themselves WIN any
making their selections. diff au ~
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ONE DOLLAR REWARD
WANTED IMMEDIATELY.

A LOAN OF S7OO. for one or more years, for
LAwhich good two story Brick House, lss feet front
and running back 20 feet TO feet alley, in fee simple
title inisputaAc. The property is worth three times the
amount wanted-for which liberal interest will be
given For further particulars apply to LEWIS F.
SCOTT, General Intelligence, Agency, Collectors
and Brokers Office, No. 2West Fayette street, Base
ment Of Batnnm'z Hotel. au8 d6t
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- TREASURY NOTES
CHECKS ON NEW, YORK
rs PHILADELPHIA
VIRGINIA.
- CAROLINA
PENNSYLVANIA
s. ~ DELAWARE
ALABAMA. and .
I0J1I5IANA BANK BILLS
e STATE CITY STOCKS
puorchasef and for sale By ~<.~e.
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WORTHY OF NOTICE.

WONTHf Of NUIICE.
NOR SALE.-A very likely MULATTo GIRL
n between * 10 years IF age to serve until she is
g. she is well grown for her ATE and can highly
recommended. She is from the country and has been
brought mp to house work. The present sells
her ON of having further for her, For
other particulars apply TO LEWIS +. SCOTTI, 4
General Slave Agency and Intelligence Office, oa es-
adjustment, No. West Fayctte street, basement
of Bamum's City Hotel au 10
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HnnRsHRL.s.s usquehsnna HERRINGs
4AIA1&BfI00d do i; do sHAD;iafe N
spacnonand Of ssIkriux quality--For sale by
sELLMAN q CROOK.
aug cor South x Pran sta
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WANTED.

wHTANTED.-An active, intelligent BOY, as an
w apprentice to the printing business, One VINO
can read and spell well, will meet with goodenc0ufe
ment by applying at the Pilot Office.
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PAsSFNCFRS

In tbe brig Empresario, arrived at Baltimore, from
ca,yeston. Tey.-Dr NJ Forrest lady and three chill
dren; w D Lee and lady; Rev w L McCalla, + STU
art Samuel Adams l. J Latham, J Harding, J Clapp,
Rev NJ Bayless, E M Aushutz, Timothy Wlder' Geo
Backus Jesse Hunt, Chas Williams.
In the packet ship Syvie de Grasse, arrived al New
York from Havre-R z Armstrong, of Baltimore.
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ALBANY LUMBER.

ALBANY LUMBER.
TUyHE SUBSCRIBER will receive in the com
II ing week cargo of ALBANY POPLAR. consist
ing Of Chair Plank, Scantling and SO "A ALSO WAL
NUT BOARDS, which will, with the CBRL MAPLE
CHERRY and WALNUT SCANTLING now on hand,
make good assortment. He would respectfully invite
the trade call before purchasing constant supply
will be kept on hand.
ig ALSO FOR SALE LOW.
5000eU feet Shipping CgLLINGS
100000 White pine SHINGLES a
5000 feet running measure ARK LOGS
$1,000 feet "A, Cd, g., 3 and inch ASH
With large and general assortment of LUMBER,
surrABLR FOR BUILDERS. ID. E. THOMAS,
Office head Union dock on the FaRs,
aase tNt ias Below Pratt street bridge
1g-The Richmond Compiler, Fredericksburg ARENA
Kent Busfe Chestertown, and National Intellgeneer,
will COPY the above the amount 81 each andchage
sfAmef1eans, Office. DIFF g EIll anH
ID AISTNS-25o boxes Bunch Muscaiel RAIsIFE
~ 6ne order-for sale by
% sAMI ETTING,
jY17 55 Smiths WIFI
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ANANIlGU l.U tNIkNnAsE

NTANTED no HIRE. by the year, fem al
w slave-able to do washing, cooking, &c for
small family Also Boy, from 10 to 10 years OF age
Apply ut the Pilot Office. au ii-du
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For sale. WANTED
7Ordcrs for the purchase sale ofany of the above
Stocks from Distance will be promptly attended to, by
being addressed to the subscriber. Z ]. T. P.
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Joists and Seq. W. p. l6al5
Joist Is and Seq. y. p. lOal4
Shingles, W. p.......39al0
Z" Cedar, 3,50al2
Laths, sawed, ,50aI rs
split, .90al ,25
sheet, &c. per lb.l
EB Sr..7,25; Sheet. IA
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A CULTIVATED ACRE.

Ir. Drew, editor Of the NaIuo Cultiva.
tor, "InproYes single acre Of ground
vllh sucb good hot5audiy, that DO raises
sufi@,ea, for bis Own family, OF breadsiufi
or otter prodoc. to buy It with, every kind
Of eaFdsn vegetables aud tiui for home con-.
suap,on, Tie vherewilh 10 fauen lis oyn
poTk, ana the Deans 70 ssks giIh 1t potatoes
pumpkins, cabbsges, &C., comprising useful
srticlss, TOO many 10 enumerale, and, by
exchanging onions for bay, keeps COW and
makes bis oyn butter. al this DO accom-.
piisbes By his own labor. on q slngIs acre
Of ground. He Puts CD 10 II eighteen cords
Of mauufs, sHd OBTAINS annually IN return
thirty OF forty bushels Of sound corn, sixty
OF seventy Of onions, aud other vogsiables,
and plenty Of Ifmt &C.. as beiors hnied.-
Such Is Tao production Of small farm vel
mied.
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MIXING

In the morning the cows should DO driven
around tho yard before milking they slil
yield more for she exercise. We seldom
birs good mixer. Females arc better
than meu, they have moro patience. 4
zosd mixer Will OBTAIN one quart more
Cream than one that Diks slowly. We
have often proved this We hired oue SUD
mer a man from Nes Hampshire yho bad
managed a farm several years lie wa
clever but extremely moderais We then had
four rs 10 milk and discovered our SLOW
mixer Gas fast drying up COR cows; we
concluded to eIse bin oGr cid and lst him
milk oaly Two CD the first inal ne obislne d
be quantity thai we did 10 one week ve
obtained one quart more than be c, milking
ne .ald his cows were not equal to oDrs, We
aeu shfsd and obtained within nine days
nors m.fk from bis COWS than be did from
cars. Ta,s YES wholly TO be ascribed to
b,s moderate milking, for be loft uono IN the
1tIef. Boston Culiirqior
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POETRY.
SUMMERS GoNE.-sY-cHAALEs s. sAri,

GONE.-BY- cHAALEs s. sAILEf.
The time ofloYe and gentle flowers
Has slowly passed away;
Toe birds hare flown TO other elimes
To sing tbei! cheerful lay.
No more upon the smiling earth
Do flowers swsetly shine,
For Death puts forth bis hand, aud says,
No. no Ties al are miae.
The meruiag chill, the eveain. All,
Do tell the mournfnl tale
OF death Il all The lovely tints
That deek The san-lii vale.
saw flower sweeily shine
To great the early day,
Bat Death put forth his hand, and said,
No. &c at pass away.
Sweet summers gene, sweet summers gene
The blooming time of flowers,
Nhen love and song were all The theme,
Aud swifly few the hours
Ne more the trees pat forth their leaves
In living brightest shine
For Death pits forts his hand aud says,
They all, they all are aliue,
Bot as tie seasons pass aloag,
Tee flowers bloom again;
1'hey spring beside tao sparkling I'll,
And groE upon the plain.
Tor Ike the soul that flies from earth,
And leaves this place Of wo
Fhe Sewers, Anl tho CHRISTIAN hearts,
A seeoud spring shall know.
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VALUE or ASHES.

praDasor Jackson, IN ens Of his lectures
10 Boston, N Illustrating tbs manner IN
which soils nigh, b. rendered fertile, SAID
that "a farm within hls knowledge which
vas b!oging sand, pine barren, and al
most hopeless, On which ten bushels Of corn
10 CD acre could .carcaly be grown. by the
ludic,ous application ufashss, had been made
to produce forty or fly bushels to the
acre" We DO DOT question The correctness
Of D.. Jsckson's s!oismsnls. Our observa
ton hiss convinced us that Oh sandy soils,
9Th the exception Q. clay mari, ,hs'o Is
usthog more bsoedclaI 10 the application
10 such soils, than aches; and very fortunate,
unless uncommon quantities Of acid exists
30 soils, ieached ashes are beneficial as IN
leacbcd ooes. Ashes do whel lime cannot I;
they reuder tho soil moro tenacious Of nois
tufs, and although their ociion IS not as
prompt or efficient on cold sour soils, they
are for tho reason assigned, considered as
valuable so hight candy ones. Or tais iaol
tho farmers oa the light soils Of Long Is
land and New jersey, are well aware, and
10 tho gathering and application of ashes
find esfiaiu source Of profit kentucky
Earmer.
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.NOEF.ETT'S
Vegetable Life Medicines


FENHEsE medicines are indebted for 'settiss
Il to their manifest snd sensible srli'e = q
'ily,ng fhs springs and channels q re az +
suine them viti renewed iouc ard rso'.
inary banGrcd c,tt,l csrca Shica have =
Hsde public. ard 70 almost every sieeiFz y =
.se u -h,.h ihs hurnau fame s. lish's " "
~ effects # NOTFA1.s LIFE flLlS es
PHENIN Ell ERS base been srais'olj =,
publicly acknowledge vs. tho r0rsons esds q
/ and Who we're previously anscgaainicd ahs =
beautifully philosophical principles uPoo 80
Z they arc compounded, and upon vbieh lhsf =
( seqpehtiy act
The LIFE MEDICINES recommend -
selves 10 diseases oftycry form and deseflp''s
Their fret operation Va 10 Iooscn from lhf ~
Of tho s,amach and bowels. the various iinFaf'a'
and crudliies constantly setting around hes =
TO remove tho hardened fncss which co''eel = =
consultations Of the small iniestnoa. p,hci r.
caes only partially cleanse thrte and leaV -
collected masses behind as Ia nfoduec h,sl~
cosiiveness. with all 10 train OF evils. Or so
diarfhGa, with It's imminent dangers. TtsH-
Is well known TO al regular anstomis'. sse
ammo the hnman bowels afonf death; and -
the pfcludice Of these well informed men sg'@
quscA uedicines--o: medicines prepared ifS y
aided TO The public bs ignorant persons. Iet'
cond effect gf the Life Medicines Is 10 cleaas's
Kidneys and the bladder, end by this nesh' =
liver and tho lungs, tho hc,lthfnl action oil aiat
entirely depends n?on the regularity Of The az
y organs. The blood. which fakes is fed e,
from the agency Of the liver and longs bsi5e
passes Toto the heart, bling ihus purified By 'ae
and nouflshed By food coming from eieln y
mach, courses freely through the veins fe''V
every part ofthc system, and trinmrhaniIy noa''
the banner Of health in the blooming chees'
Moiilfs Vegetable Life Mcdicines hasr "
thoroughly tested. and pronounced soscfflso,,s
NEEDY tor Dyspepsia, Flalulcncy, Paraiioe . . n
Heart, Loss Of Appetite, Heartburn ans ~
ache, Resilcssncss. lll-lomper, Ans,e'i' Lsas
and Melancholy, Cosiiyeness, DiaHh1i go
Feyors Of all kinds. Rhenmalisni, Goat Fo y.
Of ell kinds, Gravel. Wofms, Asthma aha y.
sumption, Seurvy. Ulcers, invcicraie SNo H., -
hniic Hapiions aud Dad Comp sal The w.,
| Eigspcas, Common Colds AID Influenza ~.
J rions olaer complaints which Affect lhe IVA 4,
| frame. In FEVER and AGUG, pattlca3nl vi,
| Life Medicines have been most oinlnenil, ~, a
/ fol so ruch so that in the Fever and Agp "
trlcls, Physicians almost universally P''
/ lhom.
MOFFATT'S MEDICAL MANUAL pit M
( cd 80 domestic guide 10 health nlAr,s
pamrhnl, edited by w. b. MoiIaM ~ p'oae
New York, has been pnblisiicd ioi nc Pot HI
explaining more fully Mr. Moiihits 'h .s! 4 4 =
eases, and will be found highly intfiea'ns H.
sons seoking health j treats uIon F'G ": csal,-
cases, and the rsnsos thereof Prices -
Tor eale b. Mr., MoiIatt's agents genelavts
These Valuable Medicines arc ior tas
IT.. HOLT0N, :
Charlotte, n Q
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NEW WAY OF RAISING BRETs

A writer 10 :he Farmers Cabinet sage,
shat the best crop Of beets be ever raised,
was IN alternate rows with corn the corn
sas foil crop. and no obtained 300 bushels
OF bee,s 10 he acre hes des. The shade Of
the corn seems TO be useful in dry weather
as the beet ~itli the corn did better than
others 10 an open patch along side. This
was practised ~ Pennsylvania where il may
be more successful than 10 colder climates
bat he would suggest TO FARMERS who have
warm, dry soil az experimen, on a small
scale.
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MIS-. W. >. y. DAua,
FEoFosEs TO PusLism By srHsCaHrioS,
A LITTLE WORK. TO M CALLED
"TEe Southern HARP

fhhI0sIs To FbAIisu hf sihtIhliltoNt
LITTLE WORK. TO M CALLED
"The Southern Harp
a toNsIsTIsG Of Sacred focrs.. adapted 10
u the most admired pnppiar AIRS. The uant
Of serious vords 10 tunes Of UNCOMMON braniy,
has, for long time bton felt bg herself nd many
others aud she hopes that this Effort ali gfaltiy
those Who would prefer that the melodies they
Lore should bo clothed IN language 10 which every
serious heart ard thinking mind can renroud
Her aim ~lll be 70 combine taste with poty and
:hus uhile the eur il grslified. TO improve the
heart. She IS persuaded that many beautiful mu-
seal compositions have sunk into silence, because
sot 10 trfing words.
The wors viii be published in one volume, OF
from 80 to 200 rsges, handsomely bound aed
the cos, will be 81 per volume.
Ii vii be published tina far. il a Sufficient num-
Der Of subscribers can be obtained 70 cover The
expense. If convenient, those sho subscribe Afo
requested to pay IN advance
We give below one or two specimens Of The
style and design Of the work, emitting the music
Tcsr-" TIE banks Of the Blue Yosele."
When lhe bloom is on Thy maiden cheek,
And joy 10 the sparkling eye.
There IS yet ore home for the heart to seek,
Where loVe may never dc;
Though bcauieouc aowots may ui,her hero,
Where bghtina storms destroy,
They are blooming there, ever bright and far,
TIE flowers Of youth AID Jay.
When the cheek grows pale, aud the heart grows
faint,
And dimmed il the sparkling eye,
There is yet one friend for the dying saint,
In his mortal agony
Oh sweet as childhood's gentle sleep,
All calmly nay be rest,
And forget hts woes IN long ropose
On Sagiour's peaceful breast.
TcSr--" Here ire meet 100 soon 10 pgrt =
We shall meet--no more 70 part
Cease Thy eofows, mourning heart,
Weary days will soon depart,
Then we may rest forever
When the work of Iilc ia dome
When the yiclor'e crown is won
Then, immortal life begun,
We no more shall sever.
We shall meet. &c
In the home Of peace and bliss
il tie world where Jesus is
Where VIZ bid adleu to this,
We may love foroyer
PUrlded from every stain,
Through tho Lamb that once war slain,
Dearest, we shall meet ngain,
And bn parted mover
We shall meet, On.
Subscription lists may be found at the Depos,o
~, Chalnefs-s,feet; at the Book Slnre Of Mr
Beaie, King street; and the Courier Office, East
Bay.
Charleston, ADg. I, 1910.
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Laconic Adrice.-Mr. Hllyard, who for
81 years has been the President Of tue
Nor,bamp.opshire Farming and Grazing
Sscis.y, The annual meeting Of Which was
held on Wednesday week, in presenting
prizs cup,o Mr. s. c. Elliot. gave him the
following piece Of laconic advice =" Now,
young man, take this cup, and remember,
always plough deep aud drink shGllow."
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]: sE ] I il: / !! 4 81

Bp TIERS VEGETABLE FILLS are dnily
a etfeciing some Of tho mos, astonishing and
wand, rful cures that have ever been knowD-in
consequence OF which they have now become a
shining mark, against which all the arrows OF
disappointed hope, envy and nnchaTiiaoleness are
ieyelled Y ithout distinction. The town an5 coun.
iry are alike filled with their praise The palace
md poor house alike echo with their virtues. In
all climates under all temperatures, they stu re-
tain their wonderful powers, aud exert them un-
attended by age or situation. They are simple IN
their propagation, lnlid in their action, thorough
in their operation, aud unriyalled in lheu results
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are Anti. Bilious, Aolt Dyspeplic, and Anti
Mercutial aud may justly be considered Cai-
persal Medieins-but they are peculiarly benen-
eai in the following complaints siiow and bil'
ious Fesers, Fever and Aguc, Dyspepsia, Group
Liver Complaint, Sick Headache, Jaundiea- Actin
ma, Dropsy, Rhsauutlsm, Enlafgemant CT the
Spleen, Piles, Female ObsiruuiioGs, Heartburn,
farrsd Tongue, Nausea, plssen.icn OF the Sto.
much and Boz. 90, Inolp.eal Dlag:hOa, tlatn!cpse
uabitua! Cesliyensss, Loss Ui Appetite, Cbolie,
Botched or S,llew Complexion, and IN all cases
Of Tospar Of the Bow G!s, waess a CathaThc or an
Aperienl is needed. They are exceedingly mlld
in lssir operation. producing usi,her nausea. gti
ping uoF debility. Retail price so cents per boz
Also
BECKWITH PILLS, GALLIGHAN'S FEVER
aud AGUE PILLS, ALUM SPRING PILL, fur
The cure Of Dyspepsia. ScrofuloUs, aud Chfonic
Liver Disease, xALIER'S FRENCH PILL, al
efisctual remedy for The Goro.rtoa, &c BRAN
DRETH'S PILLS. HARRIsON's SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, &c. all for sa.e al tbs Drug s.es'
Of {. J. FOX.
Charlotte, October, 1870. 4H
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-12-10
NOTICE.
Charlotte, SEPT. Ia, la40 5lJ

n. B. Bethune d Johnson having sue.
cesded mo IN the business, heartily re.
commend them TO my friends and the pubic
as competen, workmen, accommodating and
punctual. have no hesitation in Spying
that tho firm will give more general saiistuc
ton than has ever been given heretofore. |
intend TO remain With them for some time
for tho purpose Of closing my business.
THOS. S. ALEXANDER.