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New stabliSIl me MT.

/ =. WHALING n co. inform the public that
y they have located themselves in the village of
Burlington, and have fitted up store on the east side
OF Church street, which may well be denominated
Cheap side" nearly opposite the bank of Burling-
ton, and are receiving from New York choice sccc-
ton of goods well suited the season. which they
offer for sale as iOn be purchased in the country
for ready pay. Among their goods may be found
beaver and brond cloths sa,ineto, onncis
mcrinos, mousline dc LANES dc. choice selection,
also of French, English and American prints equal,
at least, TO any in Buriinoton. A general assort-
ment ofcambrcs muslins plain and figured, odgings,
nserngs blond laces, dc. A great variety of sawls,
and dress handkcrchiefs ladies' gloves and hose with
good supply of bleachcd and unbleachcd domestic
goods. Also good supply of crockery, Of the lales!
patterns, with few elegant astral paror lamps; and
finally, few choice family groceries, such as teas
sugars, moasses, coffee, rice, raisns, dry fish, tobac
cos, lamp oils, dc.
We do not pretend TO specify all the kinds, TO say
nothing of the numerous articles of which each kind
is composed; but suffice il to say, that the assortment
will be found to contain most of the articles wanted
in the country; and those that favor us with thcir
custom will be entirely relieved from the examination
Of old goods, or remnants. Our entire stock is new
and fresh from the market aud has been selected will
the greatest possible care with reference the wants
comforts and benefit Of the people. But do moi
wish the public to take word in this matter, but
most cordially invite them to call and examine fol
themselves. Burlington, Nov. rs, 1870
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
ONE Yoke Of Working Oxen-arply to
" H1CKOK Il CATLIN.
May 4, 1871.
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d DOOI.ITTI.E has just received from New York
L large and genera! assortment of Goops suit
able for the season-amonC which may be found
BROAD CLOTHS.
Black Blue, Invisible Green Rifle Green, and Cadet
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DROWN Shectinas, Ticking Cotton Yarn, Wick
ID inc Irvine, Batting Crash Diapers. etc. very
low, by +. NJ. WRIGHT e. co.
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Lecchcs Lecchs
A Package just received, Of Spanish exportation b
II May 5. THEO. 4. PECK s. CO.
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Cough Candy I!

DEASE'S Celebrated CANDY nicely pu, for M re
i tang--also at wholesale, by
May 5, 1871. TIIEO. A. PECK d. CO.
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AGRICULTTEAL FACTS.

Let every larmsr aud gardener whose
eye rests on The headiag OF this article, COZ.
sider himself most earnestly enlreated by
Us to send US facts or even single
" fact " which may come 10 his knowledge,
IN the progress OF his practice IN his rurai
business. No matter how unimporiant a
single fac, " of this kind nav appear 10
The narrator, It may become Of lncalcu able
utility TO the community. No matter IN
how rude a form It may come to Us, We
can so polish The rough gem, tina, it may
come out very diamond IN value. What
could not be effected for the common agrl
cultural interest, If the farmers Of the West
would only send Us the unsiudled results oi
their experience, in every particular 10
stance Of an apparently new discovery =
Ii we could only get them into this mos
valuable habit, each would be reapIng the
benefit Of the others lahors, and be adding
10 The general sioTchouse Of information. -
We will leave il to their choice whether 10
sign their names or Initials only, to their
communications, BAT the name seems the
iIOst honest way. Come, good friends OF
common cause, send IN your facts, or
but one fact IN any manner you please,
connected with the cultivation of The grains,
the grasses, farm stock, implements Of hus
bandry, manares, and manner Of applying
them, and the rest Of the inuumerable points
Of interest relating TO the great iundamen
tai building Of mans wants and happiness
10 this physical department Of his coalition,
- TVgst. Farmer.
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Hist Of Letters

Ed EMA!NING in the Post Office at Charlotte
b D on the LIST Of January, 1911.
A-Miss f. Alexander 2, Ms Vra D. Alexau
der, t. W. Alexander, +. L. Alexander, Thos. 5
Ashc. George Allen.
B--Nrs. L. f. Brown, W I. Black, J. Brendt
g. G, Boetick, W. 5. Banker, S. n. Black a. Ba.
IT, J, Birbam.
&C. s. Cox, Miss " Chambers, -. Craigo,
Tho. Carnes, A Coburn, +. Caldwell, Miss ]. +
Chambers.
D--J G. Davis, J. w. Daburry, r. F. David.
son, Mrs Z. G. Dunn, S. Dunn, Sugar Dnlln, J.
Dickinson, d.. NJ, Donrherty, Mrs. VI. Davis, Dr.
D. r. Dunlap. Mrs. J Davidson, a Dunwin.
E-Dr. ]. Erwin, John E~ood 2
Wv. Finely, Sarl Feazc, J. c. Frazier, A.
flanagan, Miss Betsy Foster.
CIV. Cause, Benz Gullick, Briston Gray
H--Dayid Hyatt, Mrs Narg' Henderson, Jas.
Heath, Jos. Hayes, s. L. Hill, Jos. W. Hampton,
s, r. Hall
Isaac Jones, Robt Johnson 3. Ransom ia
cobs, Mrs. Nary Jones, T. r. Johnson, II. N. ia.
mIson, John johnson, Mira. Ann Johnston, Wm.
Jamison 2.
L--Ed o, Lambert, Miss NJ. Long ?, NJ. Law.
ing. d Lewis.
NIB. Mahar, J p. Morris. NJ. NJ. Moor, II.
Milton D. hcRee, J. S. Moor Miss Jane Mahan,
A. {. Miller, NJ McGibbonv, 4. N. Muwec. II.
NcGhughern. j. II. Maxwell, ], Montgomery,
Miss Marg'. Moore.
O--Jas Orman. Silas Orr.
P--Mrs. Mary Patterson. r. w. Parks O. Susan
Polk, w Pitman, Cotnclia Parks.
R--W. X. Reed. Ned Ricbi,on, Jos Reed Jos.
Ross 9, \. W Richison J. b Rodgers.
S-Dan Shelby, Mrs. Prudence Smith, Hugh
Smith. K. r. Smith, VIM Sloan, lnn, Abraham
Scott, Jos. n. Sample Mrs L. Scott, d. Sizcr, Mo-
ses Strickland.
T--G 4. Todd. J.. Thomas John Todd. s.
Tarletnn.
VT. r. Walker, II. Warren J Witherspoon
3. Matthew Wallace 2, Aaron Wilhelm, Mice O.
Wfiston.
Y-Tboe. Ysncls g
la5 IT, p. WILLIAMS, r. H.
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WORK FOR THE SEASON.

There is no part Of the year in which The
larmer should b. idle. improvements al bout
farm might be eadIess, and We, oil Of them
important, Fences should be righ,ed, and
new ones made here needed and the cor
ners Of all sell cleaned aut. L IS now the
most favorable season for uuroofng houses
and putting on new ones. Stables, barns,
sheds. Dad corn houses, should be put 10 or.
der, aud new ones reared when needed. -
lie who neglects having houses and shelters
for his horses, cattle, sheep, and even hogs
Tor tue winter, may expect to sustain loss
from p0reriy and disease, through the ain
ter and spring. Il is an established point.
that stock vii keep lat on much less fond
housed, than If left exposed to the wluler
SHOWS. Indeed, | should have said. it Is
Impossible TO keep stock in fine health aud
condition without protection from the hard
weather. Much less food is required, v hen
animals are regular fed. watered aud attend
.-heatucky Fdrmpr.
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POETRY.
TIE LOST STAR

Ey /. l.. ItNBgN.
A light has gone from wonder SKY,
A star has leit is sphere
The beautiiul-and % they lie
la You bright world as here
VIII that star leave iouely place,
A darkness on the nigh,
No. few viii miss us lovely face,
And aone think heaven less bright.
What vert thou star Of vanished one.
What mystery was thine
Thy beauty from The East is gone
What was thy sway and sign
Ner, thou the star Of opening youth
And is It then foF thee.
It's frank glad thoughts, lis stainless truth,
50 early cease to be ?
OF hope and was !; 10 express
How soon hope SINKS il shade,
Or else Of human loneliness
Its sign how it Will fade
How was thy dying--l!ke the song,
In musso &c lie last;
An echo > ,os the winds among,
And ID p :. r past
Or dds, q a q a. as stars whose light
I Ie fair icon renders vain
The rest shone forth tbs next dark night ;
Thou didst not shine again.
Didst thou fade gradual from the time
The first great curse was hurl'i,
Til lost in sorrow and IN crime,
Star of our early wcsll
Forgotten and departed star
A thousand glories shine
Round the blue m!dnighi's regal care
Who then remembers thine
Save wnen some mouFnful bard !ke me
Dreams over beauty gone,
And in the fate that waited thee,
Reads what viii be lis own.
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RVFg.FL ECO.NU.HY.
DEEP PLANTING.

pa,ron Of ours informed "a few DAYS
since, that while taken his fodder he dis
covered great difference 10 The appearance
between two pieces Of cora which were
planted al the same time, aud IN the same
kind of soil. The fodder on one piece OF
ground dried up so fast that he could scarce.
~ get through with stripping II, befnre j,
was entirely burnt up 10 use the conmon
phrase. Ga going to the o.her piece. he
found il green TO the ground, aud IN good
plight for stripping. He was struck with
the difference IN the two lots Of corn. and
on reflection, recoliec,ed that on getting
ready to plant his corn in the spt.ag, he ran
q furrow with o large shovel or barshare
plough. after which he followed with q
small plough called bull tongue, running
il pretty deep IN the same furrow, TIL he
got perhaps half over the piece, when be
concluded to plant the balance in the single
turrow, and discontinued the use of the DULL
tongue. The result was that the part
planted deep, in the opening made by the
small plough, where the large one had pre-.
yiously been run, produced third more tod
der, Of a better quality than that planted il
The shallow mark made by the large plough
alone; besides the great difference there
mus, be in the weight of the corn, dry ing
up too fast Of course to make a proper arti
Gle for bread. Tins should be remembered
BY farmers, and the evil Of shallow planting
avoided, especially, since all seem to think
the seasons are becoming shorter, and much
drier than formerly. Southern CultirGt0r
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H.. n. ANDREWS,
DENTIST.

ENOULD iaiorm the public generally. that
Wv he has returned again 10 Charlotte. This
place he now considers his residence, which
he hopes will gave satisfaction To those that BIC has
operated upon 10 has past practice; and those thai
may call hereafter will have an opportunity al
ways Of returning upon him if their work should
prove bad This should not be overlooked thai he
aeanaais al his iSork, and considers himself hound
for any that may fail on The account Of unlaith-
funess in the operation.
lie expects 10 visit occasionally the surround.
ing Towns and Villages. When absent he will
always make II known through the papers
gI7All Orders lefl with Col. NJ. w. Alexander,
or sent 10 the Post Office at his place, will be al.
tended to promptly.
Room at Col NJ. w. Alexauder's Hotel.
Jan 90, ISL. l7H
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BRIGADE ORDERS.

To tie ColJnels Commanding the following Regi-
meats in the llth Brigade and 4th Division d
North Carolina Militia.
"a OF are, by these orders, commanded TO pa.
n rsde your respective Regiments as follows
The Regimen; Of Militia in Cebarrus county at
Concord. on Thursday he 4th OF March next.
The Regiment Of Cavalry composed Of the
Counties Of Mecklenbutg, Cabanus aud Mortgo
merry, at Concord, on Thursday The An Of March
next
The Regiment Of Volunteers composed Of The
Counties Of Meckcnburg, Caharrus and Manicu.
mcry, at Concord, on THURSDAY lie ith Of Match
aczt.
1he North Regiment Of Militia in the county
ol Neckenburg al Charlotte, on Tuesday the u
Of March re1i
The South Regimen, Of said County, at IIous-
tons on THURSDAY The Illh OF March next.
The Western Regiment of Miil!a in the Cuun.
" Of Montgomery, at EDen fiearn's on Tuesday
the 10Th Of March next
The Eastern Regiment or Militia Of said Coun.
", at La~renceyI.le, on Thursday the 18th OIL
March next.
The above Regiments will appear on the days
shove mentioned, Equipped as tie lag requires a
10 o'eack, A. NJ, for Review and Inspection by
tie Bigadier General.
WILLIAM c. MEANS,
Brig Gen. llh Brigade NJ G. Militia
The following Officers have been appointed and
Commissioned 10 compose the Staff Of the B,iga.
dicr General Of the llth Brigade ana ith Division
Of North Carolina Militia,
Nd william Barunrer, Ail De Camp
Mai. William Alexander, Brigade Inspector.
Capt Rob,. S. Young, Brigade Quarter Master.
Dr.. Charles J, Eo2, Brigade Sirgeon.
All Officers and prystes are commanded to rc-
spect and obey them accordingly.
WILLIAM c MEANS.
Brig. Gen. / In Brigade ~ G. Mliti1
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NllTI(,E.
.ROEF.fTT'S
Vegetable life Medicines

Vegetable sifr Medicines
FatnEsE medicines are Indebted iof lh..'asa
n 70 their mauiiyst ard sensible seiao 2
ttIyng Tbs springs Snd ehanncl' u ii.e 20 E
Dang tbcm ID rcucwed toac aat VIZ
many hundred certified cases rH'th hsw r.
made public, aud IN almost tyCfy '1elisa =
case % phigh lhu human frame i at.e ias n
pg effects Of MoFFA1-S LIFE PILLS ny
filENlX BllTERS have been rftltigsi =
publicly actnaw ,dged by the persons es.sfs
aud WHO Werc previously unaoquauta8 sta
beautifully philosophical principles uFoe s'a'
they arc compounded, and upon Which ~ g
soquenhy act,
The LIFE MEDICINES rccomns-t les
selves 10 diseases Of every form and drst'ir.e'--
Their :ifst operation is 10 loosen from fis 80
OF the stomach aud boSols. The various rasla
and crudiles constantly scitling around 'he7,Fs
20 remove tho hardened iuccs which ca'led a&
eouyolstIous Of tho small inlcsunos. Oha %.
c'nes only partially cleanse these and itsNss
collected masses behind az to pfoance siss@
Casiyoness 3ih ell its train Of evils, n ga
diarthTa, with iis imminent dangers lbs aa
u well known to al regular anatoms's, 10 =
anime the human bowels aner death; AMI lss'
the prejudice OF these wei informed men sSi@'
quAch mcdiclncs--or medicines prepared w p
allied 70 tic public by ignorant persons len
cond eject Of The Lie Medicines is 20 cleanH =
kidneys and the bladder, and by tins neaah "
liver and the lungs, the boahhfGl action O ~.
entirely depends upon Tho regularity o.. Tie l1t
~ organs. The blood, which TALES It's rcd o..
from the agency Of the liver and lungs Ri5t
passes into the heart, bang thus purified By W.
and nourishcd by food coming from c'iA ~
mach, courses freely through the VEINS ''a's,
every part OF the system, and tfiumphanl} a''~
the banner Of health IN the blooming che'A
Moiiaits Vegetable Lille Medicine. ba'e -
thoroughly 'raied, and pronounced so'ete'g 4.
medy for Dyspepsia, llltuency, Palpi'aliaa y
Heart, Lose OF Appetite, Ilcar,hun ana ~
ache, Rcsilossncss, Ilitcmpcr, Anxiety, Lsos.
aud Melancholy, Costiyrness, Dlafrhra' - ~,
feyors Of all kinds, rheumatism, Goul " ~.
Of all kinds, Gravel, Worms, Asthma a'a
SUMPTION Scuryy, Ulcers, lnvrtetatc sofes' ~ -
butte Empiions and Bad CompleSions, sal VIZ, \.
Erysipclss, Common Colds and lniluenli' ~ !.
rious other complaints which aillct Tue gu% h,
{ ame. In FEVER and AGUE, pafiicn'all,, ~.
Llle Medicines have been most cnInonlly s''' h.
fol 50 much 80 that in the Fever and hgW i,
trets, Physicians almost universally P''s'''
them.
MOFFATT'S MEDICAL MANUAL oe, ,'.,,
cd as domestic guide To health W.
edited by ". II. Mollalt, 30 Dfo'Drd
New York, has been published for tho pu,Pss,
explaining more fully Mr.. Moflaus theory y -.
c ,sos, and will bc found highly inietesIlng ~
.ols seeking honth. II treats upon pre'a'p,
nd . In, Prices
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EEETERS VEGETABLE PILLS are daily
n effecting sorpe Of the mos; astonishing and
wonderful cures that have ever hoen known--.n
consequence Of which they have now become
shining mark, against which ali the arrows Of
disappointed hope, envy and unehariial!eness are
leyelied without distinction. The town and coun.
try are alike Allied with ueir praise The palace
and poor house alike echo with their virtues. In
81 climates. under al temperatures, ,hey still re-
tain their wonderful powers, and exert thcm III.
ATTENDED by age or situation. They are simple in
their preparation, mild IA their aeli1n. tlofouah
in their operation, and uarigslied II .hgr results
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS
Are Anti Billions, An'r Dyspepaic, end ANTI
Mercufial aud may Justly be considered tsi.
rtrsgl ledieIHs--bU: lbey are peculiarly len. &.
cal IN The follow ing complaints Yellow aad liii.
ions Feycrs, Feser and Ague, Dyspepsia, cf9up,
Liver Complaint, sick Headache, Jaundicc. 4 an
ua, Dropsy, Rheumaiism, Enlargement uf tie
Spleen, Piles, Female Distractions IIelrlbaru,
farred Tongue, Nausea, Ds,cnsion u The sto-
much and Bowels, Iacipitnt D.suhua, FAluleuec,
tiabltual Costiveness, Loss OF Appetite CbolIr.
B.o'ched or Salow Complexion, and il ell cases
of Torpor 9f the Bow els, where a Ca'h4ftic or an
ApeTicnt Is needed. They are exceedingly mid
10 lAsir operation. producing neither NAUSEA. grt-
ping nor debility. Re;a! price so cents per box.
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10 effect cure, Or Tie purchase money viii Be
fsturued By himself or travelling agsnt-Ihey
comprise the ilygeisn or Family PHI; The lis
geian Tonic, 10 restore the dcb.htaied or broken
down constNGsiun the Uterine Pill. 10 cure those
painful ditl Dies and diseases peculiar 10 women
and the Ague Pin, 10 cure intermittent iegers and
agues. Tor further information. the afflicted are
invited 10 possess themselves Of tho Hygelsi aud
Extra Hygeist furnished gratis at the proprietor :
office. No. ?, Astor House, New York, and by al
his agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting TO the sick and avallts.
together will twsn,y Eve useful receipts. and =
mass OF facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasona, lie mind, that the Hygc!an Mcti
clncs are Invaluable.
For sale by
THos. J. BOLTON, Ageat
Charlotte, Jan. 10, ls4i.
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Pay ZIP.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

NJ IN Ls
A Ii. persons indebted to the firm Of A y ".
"A Alexander and Alexander Il Brothers, pre-
yious to Tie year 1910, are earnestly requested %
cal and settle their Notes and Accounts by CASH
before or duriug the ~cck Of January Court. our
customers hnow that We have been slow 10 eeiuTee
collections aud we hope our ircnds'~lll not be ~.
!euded il We are driven 10 It nov. as We are ny.
ing to make arrangements to purchase an
Early Spring stock of Goods.
ALEXANDER Il BROTHERS.
Charlotte, N C., Dec IL, 1910. III
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Strnyeti or StOlen,
GROCERIES,.

FryHE Subscriber has lusi &c.
Mfh z ecIyed rom Charleston.
\ 3f<3sf large stock Of GROCERIES,. III
sAENx5 q TORS sc, couspnng Of
10 barre. SUGAR. various qualities,
% bsgs Rio COFFEE.
s barrels Loaf SUGAR.
Coc-ts Of Tyson, GuupoA Der and Blacs Tea
% boxes besl Engnsh CHEESE
} DO DO Pine App'e On
Is DO pew crop Malaga kAlSlNS
10000 best Spanish Si.t.AES
- Grind Stones, assorted sizes
Tltrccs RICE,
Or casks foe Champ gne BRANDY,
10 do old Coenle %
: DO DO Holland GIN.
do do Old Msdcira WINE
~ boxes Lemon SYRUP,
and varions other articles not enumerated, al 81
y HEB will be sold I9R pr CASH aud CAStioulg
y wholesale Or retail.
r. H. BRALY
Cksflotte Nos -. 1870, ~
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PROSPECTUS
OF The
W ESTERS-CAROLINA TEMPERANCE
ADVOCATE;
4 monthly paper deUo'cdto he temperance
Reform published at Asiuiile, " e.


4 maHMiy paper, depo'cd 10 he temperance
Reform published at Asluiile, " c.
EDITED BY D. Il. M'AHALLY.
A TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoNthat " %
"A held al his place carly in September, resoIg.
cd on publishing paper of tho OBJ We TILE and
character and appointed DR.. John Dickson and
u. Il. M'Ana.ly to conduct il. From the many
pressing cngla CinUHls DE- Dickson already has,
be deems u impvacticabe for him 10 be recognized
one Of the editors, though he viii eheerfug use
all hi. Influence otherwise, to promote its inter
est the subscriber therefore, IL obedience to the
wishes q the Convention proceeds to issue this
prospectus IN his own name, With liope that he
viii be aided 10 tic undertaking by III the friends
Of the temperance cause throughout the country,
and that the paper may coon have an extensive
circulation.
FEEs5s o. TIM TErFEaAScg CAusE 10 you "
make most carnes, appcal--whlle thousands up.
on thousands Of dollars are annually expended Of
theatres q, crcuscs, at the race track or grocery
While no pains arc spared. the luxury Of retire.
ment and ease forcgonc, and no labor deemed too
se~@rs TO advance the interests Of political aapi
rants, can You not do something in cause that
must be dear 10 every true patriot ykilanfhtopist
and christian Recollect there are but few, very
few such papers in all the Southern country. The
Western pan Of Moth Carolina the Western part
Of Virginia, aud the Eastern part Of Tennessee
particularly, need periodical Of this kind, and it
10 for you now to say whether they shall have il.
The very low price at which il was fixed by the
Convention viii maao il necessary that very
large subscription be had before the publication
ol u can be justified.
should the subscription be deemed sufficient
the FIRST number will be issued early in January
ue6t.
TERMS
IHy WFgrERy CAnoIIsA TTupHaANCE ADvo.
CATE will be published on medium sheet IN quarto
form, each number making eight pagea, and will
be furnished 10 Subscribers at the very los price
Of rIr9 c2Ss copy. Where single copiea are
taken The payment mnst be made Invariably upon
the reception Of lhc FIRST number.
Iasttaasiers, editors OF publishers Of papers
and all Ministers Of the gospel are authorized
agent.
Al papers friendly 10 the cause, will please
give tIe above a few insertions.
Ashevi.lc n. g., Oct 30, 1870
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NOTICE.

FEvIlE subscriber informs his former patrons
IL and the public generally that he has temov
ed the entire Stock Of Goods lately owned hy
TAYLOR, Harris & Co 10 the Brick Store, formerly
occupied BY w. W Elns, which he will sell a.
low for CASH, or TO punetua dealers,l a any
other mau 10 the Place All thot be asks Is, that
the generous pubic will call and examine he
Stock before they purchase elsewhere,
). A. HARRIS.
.Ja1'y. 10. 1871. l61
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lac subscriber

e[s@a The subscriber
III - must nay his dabts--he there.
1-s9ss-J fore sn..s upon those indebted
u.% S~z$I % hun TO pay up, and in order
hat there may be no excuse, be agrees 70 receive
any kind Of produce that can be convicted into
money, at the market price. Those Who DO not
avail thcDselges Of these advantages, viii be call
ed On by an officer after February Court without
respect 10 persons. ID, K. DUNLAP.
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y. d. Bcibure q johnson having sue
ceeded ~ 10 Tie business, heartily rc.
commend ,hcm 10 10Y luudsaudlte pgJilc
as competent wurkmen, accommodating and
puncIual have no hesitation N sasme
that the iirm give more geneta, sattsts~
uou than has ever been gwen aere,nlare !
intend 60 remain wr'h them f1r some time
for The purpose Of closing my business.
TiIDS 8. ALEXANDER
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BECKWITl PILLS, GALLIGHAN'S FEVER
and AGUE PILLS, ALUM SPRING PILL. for
The care Uf Dyspepsia, Scroiulauf, ard Chronic
Liver Disease, FALIER'S FRENCH PILL, en-
edectual remedy for tic GoBorrhr1, &c. BRAN.
bREfHS PILLS. IIARRiSON'S SPECIFIC
OINTMENT, &c. all for sale at the Drug Store
OF G.. Fox.
Clar'nte, October, 1870 At
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-01-28
FOR Sale.

A VALUABLE COOK-brought up to the
"A business. h.-o Seamalrcss accustomed
to house work Of any Kind, knitting, &C.
Apply to d, Il. DUNLAP.
ChqTt5ite, Jan. 10, 1871. I'll