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FRESH sPRING 6 zsUMMER
CT q 20 S
!, Jones Z; & Hushson.

q pOAACS ~ AAAS AAAg1fs - rs "
rTAYE Just opened svery s6a6d dsomes
III assortment Of SPRING g and SlJ NE q
MER GOODS, consisting in :past; OF
Handsome coforea Lawns and Mpslins,
An assortment Of English and American
Prints,
Super. striped Chally
So Printed, Cambrics,
Fine large black love Yeils,. ~:
s:; a handsome assortf ffnt ct e, 3
s Summer Shawls and aScarfs,
Worked Collars, ~ =
-: :i.%eI ladies Gloves and Mitts, 3 r. -
Jackonet, Swiss, Bopk and Null usiins, J
plain aud figured. s5s q
Plain and figured Bobbinett Lace, ~
Single and doubletpidth scotehan Anne
Ahandsome assortment Of Blue Black and
Brown Cloths, n ~
-, ALso go ~ z
inc Marseilles Quilts, X.
shirtings d Sheetingsi Of all ieseriptions,
Bed Ticking and blue Mix,d DrilIs,
Then haze. alsG, a fine lassoy oytnseat o
Gen.lemen's Brush, Bearer and Palmeaf
Hats, ~ ~ 8 -
Ladies' Bonnets and Hoods g .;ss;sa..s.
A complete assortment Of Pesfamery
60, Shoes. SO
"A Good stock of GROCERIES, CROCK.
cry, HARDWARE, sc.
/ The above Goods were selected with /,
greet care, by themselves. w respect
fully invite our friends 10 ca1Isiid exam.
inc them. Our o1rnimpr preston Is tiiat they
are handsome and pery cheaP
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sW WEEDIs IT TR O M
May 20.-25.

THE subscribers offer for sale the car
90 of the schooner Marie, Sandberg mas
rter, expected to arrive fromSSweden in
June next, consisting of l35 tons of flat
and square IRON, in bars and bundles of
various dimensions, selected for this mar
ket.
HERCKENRATH g. LOWNDES. :
Charleston, May 10. 3I25.
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The subscribers are now

The subscribers are now
rrep pared with a general assortment et gen.
nine DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT
MEDICINES. Also, Dye-Slnffs, Paints,
Oils, Varnishcs, and all other articles
usual lIy found in we'll supplied Establish
ment, and offer them to our patrons and
the public at reasonable prices and usual
credit to punclual customers.
Among the articles, are the following;
Acetate Morphine; Sul2hale do.
Veratrine; Slrychnine;
Sulphate Quuine, French;
American;
JoLine; Hydroid Potash;
Croton Oil, &c. &c;
Perfumery, &c.
!;s:::;;:::: !;::::; s:::?; :; For shaving
Almond Paste, }
Cologne, Lavender and Rose Water;
Bears Oil; Hair Powder;
Balm of Columbia;
Orris Tooth Wash and Powder;
Charcoal Dentrifce; Wash Balls;
Soaps, assorted;
Prepared Chalk in Balls;
Pearl Powder; Pink Sauiers;
Rouge, &c. &c. &c.
With great variety of articles too nnma
rous TO mention. For sale at the sign OF
'"e "0'''' DELEoH & LEVY. +,
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wv D. McDOWAI.L q CO.&have
w Q received and on hand, general
assortment of Scasonable Goods, all of
which are offered for sale at a small ad-
vance.
mIN STORE large assortment OF
Hardware, Groceries, Cr"ckery, Cotton
Bagging, Bale Rope and C"rdage. :,
ALSO-Recrived from Boston. small
invnice uf Ploughs, Hand and Horse Gull
tivators, Straw Cutters, Winnowing Mills
for WI eat and Corn and Corn Shelters
&c. &c.
May 6. ot
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NOTICE.

RETNG about to visit England on bu-
IL siness, and expect to be back in s or
: 1B weeks, hereby appoint G. II. DAVIS
.,my agent during my absence. Any of NY
ucns.omers who waEt orders completed.
tuiiIl please make an early call.
]. B. GOODLAD.
May 26, 1s41-25.
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PRINTED LAWNS.

7-s Handsome friIted Lawns, at 81 II cents
s.s do do do SO
Handsome Lyonese, 5o
Mourning Lawns, 81 Y
IA Super. French Mourning Prints at 81 IL :.
With complete assortment Of Dry Goods, equai'y
low as the subscriber is anxious to reduce MS
ent stock, Il. Lev
June 9.
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Inst Received,

Bv e. w. BONNEY, few copies of the "south'
ern Harp" consisting of original Sacred and Moral
Songs adapted to the most popular melodies ior the
Piano Forte and Guitar. BY Mrs. Mary 5. b. Dana'
June 9.
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..NOT,IIIGEs !.

AIO application for lett ters., Of Sadninis-s.
~ tration on the estate eof W.. Eprs;
.rie, SiIversmith, having beensmsds since;
his death, in pursuance of The staiute,I L
have taken possession of his sefects, All
persons having demands against ahis es-,
iate are required to hand theaain to This.
office properly;attested, and 1lSperso1s
indebted to him are required to make pay..
ment as soon as possible 5sssgs
j. w. ;BasKiN, as r. sD. :.
Ordinary's Office, Kershaws
Camden, March sYis4l.s
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Fashionable i iiiorisig.

TgNHE subscriber returns his thanks to
IL the citizens of Camden and its Vici
uitv. for the patronage he has received.
and assures the public that they can have
their clothes made equal to any in the
State, on moderate terms at his establish
ment two doors north of the Post Office.
Broad Street.
]. CHARLESWORTH.
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LOST,

0N the 9Th of April, between Lancas-
ter Court House and Flat Rock. a
large brown Pocket Book, containing
Notes, Receipts and other papers-the
subscribers name is written in the pocket
book.
A liberal reward will be given for its de-
livery together with its contenls) to me al
Flat Rock.
May 26. a.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
= a 8 ITON s!

THE subscriber has reccivedthe latest Fashions
from the North. Thankful for past favours, he so.
lic,s continuance of public patronage.
GT Military Uniforms made to order at the short
est notice.
JOSEPH cHARLEswoRTH.
April as. -, 80 -
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;I=We are authorized to
announce Capt. JOSEPH BASKIN, as a
Candidate for Sheriff of this District, at
the ensuing election. h; ;ss;ss ~.
April 81. t5.l 4. sstss Jszsssts 3l,sisS :,;sS &
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IN EQUJITY 8
LANCASTER DISTRICT I, ~

Minor Clinton, .sss -
Us. 50 80; s:s
fJohn Sims, John Nc Bill for. account
Kenaie, Amasa How s and relief IS.
ard, VIM. Williams, 6 -
and others. X s5 rs -.
TT appearing TO: my satisfaction that
u John Sims, John M cK enzies Amasa
Howard, and William Williams four Of!
The defendants in the abnye case. reside
without the limits Of this State; g
: On motion Of John Williams, complain
ants Solicitor, it is ordered. that:said de-
PENDANTS do appear and ansWer,p plead or.
demur to the bill in the above case, on or
before the 9Th of July next, therWissi
Judgment pro confssso, viii be ordered
against them. =. .;;;ss.. =;
c. E. L, De. IS
Comm'rs. office, April 9, ls4I 8, s.
Prs. fee 81 so ssss
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REMOVABLE r

yHNHE subscriber has removed TO Mr.
B Henry r. Cooks old stand, where
he will carry on. tie CoAcH.MlAakilsEss9.
BUSINESS, in all its branches lie So. g 3,
lici,s the patronage of the public.
agile has on hand, few pieces ready
made. s, 8, - 20
Camden, May 5.
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RANK AGENCY.
DISSOLUTION.

TIE co-partnership heretofore existing
under the firm of HAGUE e. CLIFFORD,
is This day dissolved by mutual consen,,
owing to the extreme i'll health Of Mr.. T..
"A. HAGUE and lady. From and after the
!. first day Of June. the Hotel will be under
the exclusive management of S. X. Gif:
ford.
S. X. CLIFFORD.
Camden. May 10, 1871.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-15
William Hlagar a Go.


n FuIion, Corner of Gold Street ". YD,l
THNHE Subscribers take ,lis method Of anpop,,
n ing 10 their friends and The public psn.r1iI,
that, having Purchased the extensive ma ~,
known TYPE FOUNDRY, formerly own,s H.
Messrs. Connor aud Cooke. they hsge t,mo,,t
the same 10 their presen, eeuifa! poaitiun. M,
ing made extensive rcyislons, Additions ana alts,
alions, they are nos prepared 10 execute ofjtt, II
auy magnitude they may ~ favored xiil siis
prompincsH, aud On as favorable terms Is ~
uihet Foundry In Amcnea. To their nes h,
cimCn Book, Nhieh has been reee ally esien,.,,b
circulated, they would respectfully refer.
Al articles manufactured by lhrm shaN Le or j,
msiefial equal, il not superior 70 AIRY uanuasiat.
I'd IN this oouptry--and undcfso thorough a..
animation ss u Appearance, ranging, drrs.,ss
and woporly asserting. 80 aftjchs etL.Lllss Il
tie Specimen Book. io,mef'y issu-d BY Cosa (,
and Cooke, together with soi's - Fonts .olt \,
,heri, can nbw be furnished from ,his T.yasf
.sBhout d.lay, wish msay since adL1d
WilLlAd lIAGAk & co. are agents r., a
ssis Of HE Napier. wsshiHgioo. au1 smi,A Pre-.
g, which, together with Ciascs, CssSs, Coa.,t..
tIg Susds, luFpitose, lsA, aud every ar,ie's ss..
10 the printing busacse " iil b. kerl On ha.4. 81.
furnished ~ manu!aeiGrefs' ptices
y B-No maehiao cast Type manufactured 4
this Foundry.
Nov York. February o. i6n
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6ngers. ss low down as it is tender aud
breaks easily, which, when the weather
has been warm, is generally from siS to ten
inches. Asparagus, thus gathered, will be
found to DO much finer, the rhote being
tender and eaiab.e, the produce much
geater. aud the process attended With no
disadvantage whatever. Asparagus even
two feet high, will be found fit TO gather
in this manner, If at any time It has out
grown the consumption, or escaped aiien'
ton, which indeed vas the occasion on
which this nav method OF gathering occur
red 10 me. have since always praelised H.
Let those who are found Of asparagus give
il but Que trial, and they will never agalI
resor, to the old system MdgGsine q
Horticulture.
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.FEOEAsRTT's
Vegetable Aift lfdicincs.

n tlitSi. astssi#,s arc inaeblaa 90 their name
II d ialf aarl.ssf GOD srhsfs. seUeu rs 81
-lBlny pa sNr. art ehanr.lfef h't, aad ea-
iwng ihem N'tu f.atHcd rcc ass yga. II
messy Luut 81 eft.Hea ,ases Fb.tf Lsge been
44ae paahe au siaas. cret .s.of fts.
4ass 20 Hbsaa leian i,sire 1sblr Tic bop
a effects IS N0tFA3sS LIFE FILLS AND
FtENlN WtIEBS have b.ea aWlrlHy ahd
pqbAriy aet 1gs lodged ~ The persons benefited
ad VITO eslc previously aolaainled sHh lbe
beau.f1'', phi8saeh ie1 principles nYou Which
'aey are aooFoaacsd, aaa ulun a.eA ,aey cpo.
,c4gcni'v so.
Tao lire MEDICINES recommend them
selves IN alseascs d syery form anG It. set b,i4a.
Thor nttt gpgttn7n is 70 laufcn from thc coats
u lhc stomach abd towels. tho yafi3us inlpuiitlss
sad rtaIN1ls cont niy piulng sfpuud itom ant
% fcnove 'hc blFdSnsd i,ocrs eh.a Vol,ct ~ tht
e1hyoiaiioas q Tie SINAI, intes,ines. O,Hcr medi
elues uE.y partially cleanse these and lragc such
collected m4asc4 bthigd a. . pratJc habitgal
custivencas Wiyh al SIS train Of evils ~ sudden
diafihma, with rs Imminent dangers. THIS fact
IS wcti knoau to sii regular arafoulists, who cx.
anime DE human bowels after death. aud hence
be prejudice vi these ven informed mgn against
9Haek Hc5iainca--0r medicines pfegarcd and hef
sided 70 The Fahiic By ignorant persons The e..
eoud cacc, al The Lao Medicines u q c.causc tie
liver aud lhe uuEa, ule bcdiafai action Of Which
aniirey degcoos aa9a ihg regularity OF Che ur.ua.
~ ore 0s. The blood, a,ieh takes he rcd c0!GF
rom tne agency 81 uie LIVER and lungs before Il
passes into the heart, being thgs purified by lrfp.
and pourshcd Is food coming from a clean ito.
mach, courses freely through BE veins, runews
every p1riol The system, and lrinmphsntly pounta
tts banner q hr4'h N iha blooming chcek
MenAtrs Vegetable Ll;a Incidence have been
thoroughly tested, md pronounced sovereign r..
msdY ior Dyspepsia, tMtulcncy, paipiauon II Inc
licatt, loss Of Appetite, Heartburn and Head.
ache, testcasness, lll-lcuper, Anxiety, I4nguof
aud Melancholy, GosiIyfncs.. DisfrbGl, Cholera.
Fegcfs OF all kiuds, Ehcamatism B0ul, Dfopstc4
Il all auda. Gravel, Worng. Asthma and Con.
sumption, ssHryy lccr., Ingeleratc sores, Srof.
butte Ernp'ions and BAD Couple xipns $ N Rhcutn.
ErssipeAs, Common Cold. and Ilfiacnza. and va.
rl1us other complaints which alflct The human
frame. In FEVER and AGuE, particularly, the
ltie Medicines have been most emincqIg anccrss.
full 10 much - that 10 the Fever and hgno dis
irlets, Physicians almost universally pragoribo
them.
MOlFATT'S MEDICAL MANTAL, desirn.
cd as domesfc guide 70 heath.--1bis htle
pamphlet edited hY " u. MaTiu, 81 Rroadway,
Vow York, has been pubs he'd Tor thn purpose Of
explaining moro fully III. Moaait'a theory Of dis
cases, and viii be found highly interesting 10 per.
sons seeking health II treats upon prevalent ais.
eases, and the causes thereof PfiGos O. cenl,--
for sale by Nj Maaatt's agents rcnorally
These Valuable Medicines are for sale by
L. j. BOLTON,
Chariotic. " G
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or GATHERING ASPARAGUS.

10 all the books of gardening which !
have seen the direction for gathering as.
paragus has always been to cut II several
inches below the surface cf the ground, as
soon as the stalk has advanced few inches
above IT. The asparagus generally brought
to market is cut in this way, the upper
balg being green and tender when cooked,
the lower half white, Tough and uneatabIe.
The experience Of many years has taught
me that IT is far better to 10, the asparagus
grow to the height Of ten inches, or foot,
and then to gather it by breaking with the
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Ep EMAINING in the Post of.ee al Charlotte
Ne %. ae Isl day Of July, lsll.

FMAINING in the Post Obsce at Charlotte
NJ "a -ae lst day Of July, ls4l.
A-rIias Alexander, Edwin Alexander, Miss
Eliza r. Alexander ?.
B-Thos. Blown, (miner,) SlePh'n Baou, Geo.
Baker. Thos blanchard. Danl Butts, !. + bIan''
&. ". Burr, Mrs c. Byruu, Austin Bake john
Brown. Jno. Buekhaunon J, Moses Bea'y' Hum
phrey Bdde.
c-losl Cherry, Job Cannon Wm. Carson, innr
Ino. Caldwell, q. A. Colburn 2, Jno Campbell, sen
Miss f.. Corks, r. c. Carson.
D-S. a. Davis, r. Davidson, Jno *. Daniel
Abram Davis, Eiddy Dinkius,
Emo New. Erwin. Walter W Evans.
GID. Griffith, MAXI Gibouy. Nancy Gage
U-Jno. Howell, u. &. liayne. !, j. hoion, l.
Henderson, Jno Hawkins, Vim Hutson, A. Hen.
derson, D, Hyatt. \. Ilipp. Jos. Hunter, u ;.
HAYES, Miss Il. Henderson, Wan /. Hodge, Jno'
). lituon.
ISJ-Jos. II Irwin, Jno. johnson, Tho Jam
i.cn. Isaac Joues 3, Mary johnson. Jas johnson
k--ilugh henon.
I-Jane Lcmond, Jos. Leach, {. Leonard, Nj
Lemonds, Danl LedWell -,
N-Jno. NJ. MeNeeiy, Z. T. McCotd, Jno II
MeCord, Jas Mulwee Miss ;. MrCofkie, Jas
MeComss, u. Mclaughlin, Henry Martin \ 70,
r. G. Mason, Mr. M,Gintr 2, Miss VI. ). Mont
gomefy. Ihos. B. Mckee, Jas. MeCrackin, VIM
ilcCauly, {. Means.
N-CapL " Ntely 9. Jno Neil, Jno. 5. Nichols
O--Slas Orr.
P-S,ephcu Plummer. W. Philips. Wm. PHI
hps, Iohn pgnbcfl4y. J4o. Penman, Ira PARKS
Margi. 4. Pool.
R-Wm. Roberts, A. Robson, Robson &'Co
Jos. Reed ..
s-Mrs Jane simpson , A. Starot Miss w. n
sample, G. K. Sample ., L. Smilh.
TT +. Turner, Juo. Thompson. Geo. Todd
5. r. Rlrncr, Mefgt Thompson 2, Mary Taylor,
Wm. Tucker. &. A. 1euis, Mt Tod, y. I'aI'n.
nick Jas Thorn psun.
WIN. Naiket. Jno. Walker, Esq lnc WI
tlerspoOn, Miss ~ J Wtddugtnn. =. {. Wlt0n,
Il. Weaver Jno. Wolf. G.. { Weld, kobt. l.. Wal
ker, J II Wilson, r. W Ward.
l2g II g. WILLIAMS, r. "
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4 Green MouuCau hos ilI IL love vilb
4 YER pretty alsl ard delermiusJ 70 court
her, 70 ,ha; end lie dressed himself 10
b,= Sunday 70 TO tne.ungs,g seat to her
fathers house ard found her aaae.
llJe dye du, says J1na,hlu
In nccly-taAe cheer, Jonathan,
SAYS the eirI.
Jonathan took a chair, and seated bIn,
self 10 the farihcst corner OF the room, as
though tho beauty was thing 10 DO lear.
ed rather than laved.
Amt YOU coii--had'n, you better ST, Or
10 tie fire, says Sally supposns be would
Of course, lr he was go!ng to make IJye at
all, do so IN proper manner
No, lhaaLee, reckon l'm coInioria
bic, returns jonathan,
How IS yonr marin, said Sally.
Well, she's compIa,um' lecle, said
jonathan. Here pause of ten minutes
ensued during which time jonathan anus.
ed himself by whiting sick.
There's nothing new up your way -
there, SAID Sally, WHICH Jonathan might
uhdefs'ahu Is applying 10 ms situation, o.
to hl4 fathers domlclc.
Here oh-yis, you memt ~ hum well
no--tbal Is yls-oa spotted cows 60; a
calf said Jonathan.
Sally would undoubtedly have laughed
at this queer piece Of Information only she
was too much vexed at the bashfulness Of
iho speaker. Al length after another pro
iracted silence, Sally got up a very small
edition Of q scream and ia loud voice OK.
claimed, Lot me atone
Why, says jonathan, dropping his knife
and stick N astonlshment, why amt a
touchn, on ye.'
'WcII,' says Sally, in . voice which
nigh, be indicative Of fear, bot sounded
very Ike a reqdes:.
Well, amt, YOU Goia' IN p
Jonathan though. a moment Of this
eqnlgocal reply, and then after placing
his knife IN BIS poke, and blowing his nose
he drew his chair by the side Of pretty
Sally, encircled her waist aud--lhe uc1t
week they we're married
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TO the Virginia and United
states Public.

gnilE sa'neI.hrr PROPOSES, If ps'rcrsrs xfI
"a warrant tie enterprise. 10 putlish N ilis f,'g
81 WasAieeiae. 9 Daily Puh.eat Josrual. 4, =
"a Fed thc ~oS.sERY Err n sgssesip,ist, =
iuaiify b,n, bis wish Is 10 issue the ffA sants,
% The ifa Moaaay Of Jsue uszr--ons vcak {,
tao AZ ianlsst. sfisr tie comasacemsat q De-
Etua Session o! Cong,ess.
The Observer. u - gees into opcrstiau, 50 RI
lici.s freely and unrcsenrs!ly. The sc,iou n i.
Fedsfal G1stfealcnt, wijhoni ;saf. faguf % ss,r
uos" /, wul icok for turpasl 10 gae PfsJ,, al
lhe People only. Having iakca an Hc,irr pan il
the slectian II Gsn. Harrison. asdsptiy hoping al
caniilrn,ly Delaeysng that hie Adalinis'faiiss u.
afiily the gensfusa eanhdents, znd tsln ihs o.
fs1tie eigccfaiisus o. the Aaefseaa Peetlc, 81
pledge ntaeif 10 saterd u i 20 misunderstanding
tup90f, shall BE- happy 10 praise, tal poi ana
Is ecasuts havr ioag ago FfemiAsd nr ca.
setcuta atgcf B. BE- a man spptf, nru p
su5tstD ans man 81 suy Get 81 1854, sg4lts Ne
Constitution Of the cuunfry. THIS vaw iatsa %
tetp to N. 5a.s ~ my ability, - hfip ns Ced
Ii ,hr People = ~ sustain nc 10 tbs srsHfi
hn fruits of nssT 20 yesrs ri eetiotial Fipes.eass
shall b. dedteAtet diligently and sbcfoss's q
render tbs Observer wofthy 81 tAeir 6vN
pf,u,po them. s0d vil redeem i, that thsI
.hali have pa.i1iral print al WashisgisH, i ~
abe. yri hoassi. lsiibiul aed tfas 20 .Nta sd Ae
rsasc ~ ihe ossu'sy sad tbs Gishts Of De ,'sis'
aoe IL the Penpie. whttlsf Fsint . o. y ~
required L lie ic6stsl Mewopo,ss, whos lss rs
siaH De d the States and zoe % lh- ceaisl
tEury, ! .esye Il 90 The sy0Htfy 10 ssy.
iargw out these proposals ao~. ia'saanE
short time % b n,a's spseifg. ] ash ossai
taia !. 'arte sElsis = disp9siton 80 s1Fpr'l 2 p
pee q WashaEiou sLich will rr cgfo.s' 'ap.
as,i 70 Csc Harrison % aHy a.i.sr FItslifts
S Hilr be rni;l5s a.4rsoN To q By ille Cotifsn
aAly ~ lis course. bat uhieh ell Piia'a' 2 b
JssIaus md disaustlal ~ ftdrtsl poser, go 79i.
lsnlg a,ete waa3,s 70 attaek iis eyf'sses ,''a 3,
soiuicse "a them, let sho wlli 5e a. us sasi {.
lIe Cuyfrnuaehi.
A. tbs ,ims u limited | rrqaosi iiiess VI iis
aisposct 60 sugJorl r,t to this cnie P''lf, 10 e.
hqsncg 70 b. lsHef.
JNo n. PLEAsANIS
Richmond. Maf-h 22d isti.
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WOOD TYPE.

n ttI hy MAshtuefy, end sssEEan'td snpeii@ I
Y any heretofore Manufactured Gfo'Re
Sosbiti, TontiDe Baldipg. egfnef Of Wtii -
" alter street. Nss Tofk, respectfully iainfra or
Printers Of The thiied States. thai hs bss PC I
ian operation lis machine fsf cu,iios N"e
Iypsz, Nhieh being an suftre Ere iHFrHha-'
s. rs~-4-etd 70 cot = ypcs bath plain and ofpAa.-
tsl far superior to any hetctoAre eHhihi@e I" -
public and 70 proof o. Tho nsseftiea, in'o'g' u
pulic that he has obtained Diplomas and 8. ess
from both the American aud Mechshics los
tutu- Of The City Of New Yofk, al the'r / a.' Z
1881, ls3s and 1889, 10 the bv3as o. 1Ae l4.''
tu'rs will show
George T. Neslitt would particularly nv'ls vH
attention Of Printers 70 Tho fact. that ih'7as "
q0lHcness o. the proptirlofs Of The LiErff~-@ -
ilayrc lines u Packets, he has been i61oFee Y &.
.as latest French sad Eaglssh specimens VI
many Of tho rev styles 10 them arc very naA.
some, and have been 60, up by bin 'nsI N1'
exhibited by hisl at the Mechanics far 70 '-.'
city, noa Jusi closed, aud pfononnced ~ 70,
mti,ro Of Printers appoRtSd 10 examine =, ~
and Specimens, 10 BE- superior 70 any Wcod vi
cvrr before exhibited aud having dec'at0 y
vantage over lafvu Metal Typus.
George T. Neshiti would also inform he ~.
lcfs Of the United S'aics, that be Is rcaoY
Types on Wood Of any size, from llnf' ~.
npHafds, iron, any Of the patterns Of 'pa'
Types contained in the extensive sPecims ,,..s
Mossts q. Bruce & Co. OF from any pc" F''''''
that cen be snggesird
3FGrofge f. Nosbitt is DESTROYS tha, fFing,I
and those becoming Agents, should be aeql'n IVA
with the fact, that his prices ara much 'spD
from those heretofore charged BY other TO-.
faclBrors; thst be elbows Bis Agents iAR'g 4,
cent, commission that bis terms are ~ @'''
OF Ten per cent. discount for each.
Agents arc intcd for the fiillowirg cue ~
Charleston, Albany, Detroit, Roehcsis'' anu -
laln. "a
] Printers Of Newspapers. who wi' pu WIN
tho above lpr six times within three monlS VIZ
this date, and will scnd me copy Of lheU ps' ~
shall be- entitled to 81 IN Types and Hbouo
Types not prove superior 10 any ever before
ulaeiarcd, they can be returned, and inc "''','
viii be paid IA place Of them. ,,,rq
Ton'iue Building, corner Of Wall ana "'
streets, n Y.
March 10. 1871. "
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1841-07-15
CrIr1rPE OLE ONIONS.

The first thing necessary for good sue
cess ia lGising onions, is good seed; With.
ouI this our best endeayors viii be almost
futile. In order TO havo good seed, the
earliest and most perfect onions should be
selected 10 raise seed from. Set them IN Q
rich soil, sufficient distance TO hoe among
them, that the soil can be lcoseued occa
s;oualy, and KEEP, clear from weeds, The
stalks should DO supported by driving
stakes, and tying strings 10 such man.
ner tha, The stalks of each onion viii be
supported separately elan bark, for strings,
stripped ~ June, vii, answer good pur
pose. The earth should 10 stirred Occa
caslonoly, and ken; clear Of weeds. 10
this way have had good success, have
greatly improved upon my seed the on
ions that raised the past season ia40l
were more than a tortnIgh, earher lha0
onions generally in my vicinity To
raise good on,oas, the ground should be
prepared 10 lie ia.i, BY applying old rich
manure, sod compost formed OF muck,
ashes, hog manure and various other IN
gredieuis, Which The ingenious farmer viii
iorosee. Turn the manure under a good
depth. By having The grouad pfepafed q
the fall, It IS 10 readiness 10 receive the
seed early 10 tie spring, which should be
soan rs scon as practicable after lhe iFosI
Is on. aud the gtouad IS sufficiently dry
aGd warm.