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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-09

Recommended by Robert Blackwood, living
in Orange County, n. C., 3 miles south
of Hdlsborough, aud 3 west Of Chapel
Hill, aged sixty years.
EN the first place, take quart Of Rum Of the
" best quality, and quart OF new clean Lar,
putting the mixture in stone jug that VIII coH-
taia double the quantity that ii may have room to
boil without bursting then cork the Jug complete
IL tirht 50 that the air cannot pass in or outi thon
Hlace this vessel in 20, lull Of water aud boil II
briskly for one hour and Il will become complete
IL mkt: you may swing the Jug IN the pot so us
10 keep i, upright. Then let the patient take
table spoonful in the morning, and al night before
going to bed; II the patient be very low, take out
tea spoonful three times day ana as lhey
rain strength take little MORE TIL they can Dear
table spoonful twice day, say night ana morn
inp. Ifthis does no, effect cure, make the same
quantity as before, and that viii DC SUFFICIENT
'fao patient should not dr;nk any hlnu OF spnHS
whatever and should be particular in his diet,
avoiding all kinds of gross heavy iooa, such as
sal, bacon and the like; also sweet milk also
avoid getting wet take very moderate exercise;
live ON very 1ipht diet such rice. soup OF fowls,
SC; carefully avoid drinking heavy uraugh's Oh
cold water drink as little as possible
,eriment tina, this remedy has cured several per-
sons who were entirely given out by all the bes,
dociors in this section. will mention the case OF
Mrs. Thompson, near Chapel Hill She was al
The point of death, unable to support herself IN
her bed who is now in as good health as she ever
was. Also Mrs. Hatch, still near neishoof' WING
wos very low with the consumption, and is now
in norfcct health. In the case of Mr., Thompson
wis, DR.. Yancey considered her incurobo anc
pronounced her lost feel confident that by
rlosc anp,ica,ion it will cure perhaps nlneiy-nin'
in a hundred.
GrMr. Blackwood thus offers the receipt to al
who may be disposed to make 'r'al OF Il anu
!, should effect cure, as he has no doubt It VIII
ho onlv asks in such case such compensation a
their sense of Justice may dictate ;,
Papers ,hroughoutthe United States VIII ren .a,
,roa, service to those who are afflicted with TIL
disease, by giving this publication.
ROBERT BLAChW0OD.
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Cd quart. Cd quar-
a,Ol8 81 3,lll4s 4,o22s5 2,22l2l

From the foregoing statement, it appears
tina, in the second quarter of 1888 the first
three months of Mr.. Hoy,'s collec,orshlp,
the amount Of expenditure for stationary
and printing, including all the departments
of the custom. house, was S2,04S 81 and
for the second quarter of the two succeed
ing years, while Mr.. Hoyt remaining in
office, the amour, of expenditure was as
follows: in 1899, $3,lll AS; in 1910, S..
022 So; in the second quarter of ls4I, be-
ing the first three months of Mr.. Curtis's
colectorship, the amount of expenditure
was 50 ,22l 81. This estimate places the
first month of Mr.. Hoyt's expenditure for
stationary and printing below that Of the
first three months of Mr.. Curis's expendi.
ture, by the amount Of Sl72 90, notwith.
standing the unusually large sum charged in
the las, quarter of Mr.. Hoyt for stationary
and printing, which was calculated to di.
minish in the same ratio the necessity of
q large expenditure for the same purposes
in the first quarter of this successor, who
had the benefit of this enormous expendi.
lures at the close Of the term of service Of
his predecessor. Reference is made to the
table of expenditures for stationary aud
printing in the las, quarter of MIR. Hoyi's
colectorship, to show the amount charged
under the head in the settlement of his 6nal
account. II will be seen, also, by the
above table, that the reduction during the
second quarter of the year ls4l, Of expen.
di,ures for stationery and printing, did not
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-09
VOLUME XII. I
T. HoLTON,
Editor, Proprietor & Publisher.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Too Dollars and Fifty Cents ifpaid in advance.
71rce Dollars Il not paid within three months.
And 7aree Dollars and Fifty Cents if not paid
until after the expiration Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrcarages arc paid, except
al TIE option Of the Editor.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. inserted at One Dollar por
square (l6 lines or less, his sized type.) for the
first insertion, and % cents for each continuance
Court advertisements and Sherifrs' Sales charged
25 per cent higher aud deduction of 1884, per
cent. will be made from the regular price for ad.
vertisers by tie year.
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{ NUMBER 81.
From The Neip York Express.
PoINDEXTER ON STATIONARY.

In some Of the Stale Legislatures, il is
said, 1hskey, vine, and brandy, have been
inserted in the items of expense, under the
head Of "luelw Thus, under the title
q stationary" the New York Custom House
has hauled in the dollars and cents TO buy
votes, up and down the North River.
The branch Of disbursement al the Gus.
tom house which follows next IN order is
the expenditures 10 the collectors Office
and other departments employed 10 the col.
lection OF the revenue, in books, stationary.
and printing. The Undersigned submits
comparative statement of the expenditures
falling under the above heads, as they ex.
listed during nine months of the year 1893,
the years 1889 and 1910, and three months
oil the yenfcaI. 'rnO ass.- r~.--axannnr
expended m each year will appear by the
statement Herewith exhibited, which en-
braces the several branches Of the public
service connected with the customs at this
port the whole which, for the period Of
three years, embracing few days longer
than tho term of Sir. Hoyt's administration
Of the custom house, amounted TO the total
of 1903 %, divided under The several
heads, as follows:
The table we omit. IL shows an amount
paid for blank books of Ssl3,357 SO. Steel
pens and quilts 1925 10. Paper S7,76l
%. Tape 3,l33 %. Waters and wax
Ssl 45. Sand 202 SO. Blanks 1850
rs. Knives 433 "a. Checks and cer,ifi.
Gates SEQ 90. Ink 70l 90. Sundries not
enumerated 4,706 03. Making q total in
three years ofS5l 703 22.]
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5l,7O3 %

Here follow tables showing the prices
paid for articles, compared with the mar.
ket prices of the same. Blank books worth
$Il, cost 10; worth 4, cost 8 worth 8,
cost 8. Blanks worth 7, cost 10. Pens
worth 80 cents, cost / % to IS; worth
IT cents, cos, 10. Paper worth to 8 so,
cost to 8, average of 10 in l94l. Alb.
stract paper worth IL 80 per ream, cost from
100 to l4l dollars. Ditto, inferior, worth
% per ream, cost 90. Waters and wax
worth 60 TO 75 cents, cost l so; &c. &c.
To the foregoing statements of expendi-
ture for stationary it may afford an illus.
tration of these expenditures to give tho
amour, Of the second quarter Of each year,
from | S37 to the second quarter Of the year
lS4l. Mr.. Hoy, entered on the discharge
of his duties as collector, at the commence.
ment Of the second quarter of the year
1888: and Mr.. Curtis entered on the dis.
charge Of his duties, IN the same office, OF
the commencement of the year le4l:
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MiCKLENBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar, February Term,
Isi2.

Mary n. Tcter
rs. Petition for Divorce.
Elan j. Tetor
I'm this case it appearing 20 the satisfaction Of
III the Court that Elan j. Teter, the deien-
dani, Is not an iuhshitant OF this State II is there
fore ordered that publication be made for three
months, in the Charlotte Journal and the Meek.
lcnburr Jtiicrsotiian, for The defendant TO appear
at the neg, SUPERIOR Court Of law, 10 be held for
the County Of Mecklenburg, at the Court House
ia Charlotte, on the fourth Monday OF August
next, then and there 10 plead, answer or demur,
to this petition, or judgement pro conesso Will be
entered up against him, and the said petition
heard ex partc.
Witness, J. y. Kerr, Clerk of our SAID Court,
a, Office, the foarrh Monday in February, 4. D,
1872, and in the 9th year Of the Independence
Of said State
j. Il. KERR, Clert
Anil &c, ls4o. tl3
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Valuable Land
FIT E'REU.gTE SIZE.

TEyIIE subscriber, wishing to sell pat' o. 2, ms
lands, now offers tor sale valuable faet
s. OF Land with good i"' ssa,
MNA prnyemonts, containing sHs2f&
EsisRs AS acres, ofwoichthero G9S"
lu1kE8 ID $50 acres in eultva. --arAr>-
lon 17 n'ch there is 80 acres in Cotton and The
balance ti,nbcrcd land. Also, is on the lands
new GRIsT MILL and CoTToN.GiN pTope',
led By water power. The above land Is situated
in Mccklcnburg County, on Mallard Creek, {
miles Northeast ofChatiotte, aud inferior to none
in This section Of tho country, for tho production
Of Cotton, grain, SC. As to the location at the
above described lands, as respects 'ne apunuanso
of good water health, and fertility OF soil comen
al /, cannos be- exceeded in the country AS
nv, So,ormined to sell, would respectfully invite
those who wish to make purchase OF such us Is
above described. TO call and view 'he iana anu
;udge for themselves. Terms OF payment maze
easy. &C ,IryANDER
June |, 1912. w.
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often; never suffering, il fcan be avoided,
a crns, to form on the soaace aud disturb,
or use violence to the ROOFS, as little as pos.
sible.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-06-09

The Hungarian Singers were not muir
dered in Cuba, as report said, TOR they we're
lately in New Orleans.
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REHABILITATION.

From the foregoing summary it will be
seen that the average amount paid in each
year, commencing at the close Of the first
quarter of 1888, and ending on the 3lst
March, ls4l, was SIT ,234 az which was
paid by the collector TO the following named
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CONTAINING a CLEAR EXPOSITION OF THEIR PRiScl-
rtr -ntAl III
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

NIEW LABELS FOR the Brandretli Pill Boxes
ia These labels are of The most costly, and at the
same time most ingenou, STYLE The Top label
has over ninety thousand lines upon it which is made TO
represent the most minute nett work. The lower part
of the box is very pretiy designed and contains an
nnumerable number of waved lines. And these words
--''see that labels This box agree with those on the
certificate; others are genuine. The side Of the box
is beautifully engraved, and contains the following
caution, no Brandrelh Pills are genuine unless the
box has three Of fac-simile signature upon it," In
very handsome is also, Entered rrcoreing to act OF
Congress- in the year l64l, by D. Brandreth, in The
Clerks office of the District Court Of the Southern Dis,
lrct of New York.
August 13, lSll. 32ly
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

full repo in advance Of all the other Magazines, aud prior
to the issuing of them here Of tie Monthly Fashions, direct
from Paris and London, The advantages of this to every la
DIV who makes taste dress the least matter of le will
m once be apparem the professional dress maker aud
niluer of the United Siaes tile enterprise will lie of meal
rupble advantage proposed to issue every month num-
her and variety watch wiz n 10 tie blush every
tup in the way Of mrny reorts of tie Fashions herereo
fore attempted. - ~
In order TO render the work ornamental in tho highest de-
gree and to make perfect parlor companion, and
oment TO the table, well entertuning In its liter
o,ure and useful in style of TIE fashion plates pro
nosed TO issue tie most elegant Steel and Mezzont engravings
rom tile 7st artists the country illustrated by choice and
Entertaining stories domestic life TO vary the style of H.
lpstraious occasionally Lace Pattern und Embroidery got
out in beauty aud ut by that excellent artist
Quarre Esq will also be gveni and TO leave notng un
DONE at times will be gven tie most popular and elegant mu
sic of tie day, Songs galopades. Marches, etc,
THE TERMS
To bring the work within the the reach OF all, will he
issued at two dollars per invariably in advance post
pad Tie ceapnes the work will at be appreciated
when we state that tie London World of Fashion reas in
this country at $40 per unnvm and Tie Ladal World of
Fashion will include every variety in the style of excel
lence.
3 Copies for 5 Dollars 8 do for 10 Dollars.
Current funds, dos paid
Editors who may wish exchnge, upon copying this
prospectus will be furnished with the work for one year.
Address &c. j, PETERSON,
Ledger Building, Philadelphia
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05

Matthias Tschudy In Chancery for the sole
.a:ds'sI ss sS'%" ""I ~s DisA' Of A0F's'd premise"
NOlICE is hereby given that on the 3Oh day orNIay
4N 1912, between the hours Of 10 o'c ock A. Nj aud
10 clock M of said day, will sell at putlc auction,
at the Court House door in New Philadelphia, Tus.
calawas County, Uhio the following described real es.
tate situated in said uscarawas county the same being
parts Of the I'd quarter of township Z aud range No.
IN the United States Military District; and paIts of a
large tract Of mentioned aud referred to in the
bill, aud morgaged filed a,d decree rendered in this
and pnrls Of the tract upon which said BIck
ensderler now resides:
First 9l'40 acres bounded as folows: Cummencinp
at post in the south line Of said large tract in the md
die of the public road leading from New Phlad, IN
Tr&npn: thence S. SO deg east 49, 35 acres to psr1
the corner of Jacob Romlg's land; thence North one
degree east, lS 73 chains along said Romigs line 10
post in the srulh llue Of Matthias Tschudys land:
thence N. ~ degrees west along said 1schudy's line
AZ SO chains to stake 10 the middle of the aforesaid
road; thence south degrees west along the middle of
sald.road l8, 'aS chains to he place of beginning.
Second tract estimated to contain 49t acres begins
ming at the w. corerof said large tract OF 375 acre..
thence running south SO degrees along the south
line of said large tract 26 chains stake in said line:
thence north one hafdegee east 15 90 chains to stake
in the north line of said tract thence north 50 deurees
West along the north line Of SAID large tract 26 chain.
to the North west Of said tract; thence south
one half degree west 10 the place of beginning.
Third tract estimated 10 contain 40 acres described
as follows; Commencing at the south east corner olsaf
large tract thence in northern direction along the east
boundary line of said large tract to the North east cor.
ner of the same; thence IN western direction along tho
moth boundary line to point in sa line in the middle.
of an island OIL the Tuscarawa' (fhrmery Muskngum)
river being the of part of SAID large tract
heretofore sold and conveyed by said Respondent to
Richard Fergcson, as will appear from said deed of
conveyance thence along tie middle Of said island
south S3degrees wes "a percies thence south 70 deg
west eleven perches thence south degrees west 28
percles thence south II degrees east l7'2 peches to-
the south line Of said largs rac themes along the
south line said large tract to the south east corr
ner thereof and place of beginning, reseiving to said
Respondent all the crops growing said premises at
the time of said SALE The sale Of said land will BE-
made by me rs special Master Commissioner in Chan
cery. IN pursuance of decree made in this case by
the Court of common Pleas of said County to me di.
rected. JOHN D. CUMMINS,
special Master Comr IN Chy.
April 10, 1s42. 135w
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M OTTCE, ,
April l3, 1942.

Henry Brown and Barbara his wife } po,,,;o, e..
his wife and others. ra''luoh'
EDETER Manwer and Catharine his wife, Caro-
u lihe Kline Elizabeth Kline, and John Kline heirs
and Mary Kline widow, will take notice that peti-
ton was filed against them the eighth day of April
A. d. 1912, in the Court of Common Pleas of usca-
was County, Ohio, by Henry Brown and Barbara his
wife, wherein the said Brown and wife de and par-
lion of the following described real estate siiuaed in
said Tuscarawas County, o VIZ: the west half oftle
B. east larter of Ssc No. seventeen (l7) of township
number len co. and range No. three e, in the Uni
ted States Military district, offered for sale at Zanes-
vile Ohio and that at the term of said court ap,
pIicalion will lie made by said Brown aud wife The
petitioners, for order that partition be made of said
premises.
HENRY BROWN
& Barbara lis wife petitioners
Dated f4Ib ApEl, A. D., 1872 1876 W.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
THE CULTIVAtOH,
A conSolidationG Of BuepS Cutcator and the Gennes

"A consolidation Of BuepS Culcator and the Gennesses
Farmer.
Monthly Periodical designed IMPROVE THE soIL AND
MIND" and to "Eevae the standing and character
Of the cultivators of tile American soi,'
WILLS GAYLORD e. LUTHER TUCKER, EDITORS.
Published at Albany, New York, by LUTHER TUCKER Pro
prietor.
TERMs-one Dollar per annum-sx copies for five dollars
20 per commission Twenty-Five or more suhscri.
bers, 25 per cent on one hundred or A sutscp
ons to with volume. All payments be made
in advance, free Of postage.
1.-THE paper be furnished from its commencement
Vols g. and A. at so cents each and Vols s. g. T. aud g.
at dollar each
TUNHE publisher of the Cuvato has the pleasure of pre.
II sentng the friends of Agriculture in the United States
the prospectus of vopme the 9Th commencing January
l. 1922 of tnat periodical This paper well known
in every part of the country render recaetuaton of
objects and its contents generally unnecessary The range
and variety of its artcess list of contributors (emracing
the most distinguished agcuursts in every section of tile
Unon uurvaled in numbers well scientific and practi.
cal ki-the superiority ST its mechanical execution and the
unequaed NUMBER rich variety aud superior beauty of lis
istra ons embracing within Tie last volume about ECO EN-
CRAVINGS, representing the improved breeds of Cattle
Horses, sleep, Swine, Buildings improvements &C. and on
every subject connected with agriculture, have Contributed
to render fayoe with all classes interested in the cutiya
tors Of tie SOIL and given circulation hitherto unknown
10 the agricultural periodicals Of the country-amounng 10
aloul twenty two thousand!
Grateful the favorable consideration the work has re
ccivc and the extensive patronage awarded the publisher
would state that efforts expense will be spared to give
and increased interest to the volume for 842 1t is in.
ended 10 devote large portion of the work lat least one rage
ony 10 the subject of GARDENING and the ORCHARD and
enlarge the departments devoted to DOMESTIC and RURAL
EcoNoM and to the Diseases of Animals render them
as useful as possible TO all classes of our citizens To ac
complsh rhis arrangements have been made will place
within cur reach all European publications and periodicals
important in agricultural and veterinary matters and they
will he made available in such manner every respect
to render tile Cuvalor worthy the patronage has received
and make all things considered the AND BEST
AGRICULTURAL PAPER published in this any other
country.
Postmas'ers and MI those kind friends who have hereto
ore with so much ibealy and patriotism well those
WHO wish TO elevate the standng character of the cu
vators of the American so respectfully invited to use
their influence in promoting its regulation by acting as agents
In their respective neighborloods.
LUTHER TUCKER.
Publisher of the CuItvator.
Albany, December 184l,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
Law Notice.

6O0Z M ArHERTON, and GEO. w. CHAP
MAN, have formed co partnership IN their business
as AH0rnies at La'O aud will hereafter practice in con>
naxlon in Iuscaawas and the adjoining counties
They will soaend to business in any part of tie coun
tY before Justices.
Tho public may be assured that business entrusted 10
lier management will receive their prompt and undi>
vidpd attention,
Office in the middle room of the New Public bu:l-
dings
New Philadelphia, Dec. l ls4l. ".
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AnyTlHT IrATsTMc.

TEHHE SUBSCRIBER thankful for past favors respectfully
n so'cIs continuance of tile public patronage. He ls
prepared to make TO order all kinds of CABINET WARE
that in common SC in this country which
made in the best manner and of good materials, and the
most reasonable terms
lot of Cabinet furniture always hand. He is also
prepared with tic necessary materials for making and convey
Ing COFFNs safely amy part of the county where lie may
BE- called TO attend Oh the shortest notice.
WIN. RICKETs
Canal nover June 19, 184l ear
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COW AD GENTsoH.
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.

hOSEPH W. NEWBURG. would respectfully inform his old
friends and tie public general that lie carries on the above
business in all M various branches Factory Street. South
Side where he may at all times be found to attend 10
all work ntrused him lie atters himself wlbe done du.
rabc neat and fashionable he done in the country lie
intends at all times 10 keep in his employ good competent work.
me and his means receive tie Fashions amply provided
To accommodate his friends in the country lie will take near
ly all kinds of country produce.
Dover Aug. Is, 1871
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FASHIONABLE T AILORING.
NIUE Z III AnAms

VWouId respectfully return his thanks to the citizens
w of Dover, and New PhadeIha fer the liberal pat
ronnse he has received since his commencement in bus,
lnes' and he nlnrms the citizens ofthe county that he
SUI carries IN the Tailoring business in the town of
O'ver, Factory Street, south side, where Clothing will
's made IN the most fashionable and fitting manner
ttom hsexperionre in The abo> esbnsiness, he feels
assured that he will be able to render general satsac>
lion to all who are pleased 10 give him cali
Dover. Sent 30 1871
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PROSPECTUS
or
THE LkDPS WORLD OF FASHION.
A MAGAZINE OF CHOICE AND ENTER.
TANNING LITERATURE.


The Grst humber of a new Monthly Magazine with the
above title embelsed with the earliest fashions from Paris
and London elegant steel and mezzont engravngs Lace
Work. Embroidery, Music &c. was issued for January 1912,
The work viii be devoted exclusively to the Ladies' and will
be issued in asye never before attempted in this country It
viii contain articles from the most popular and pleasing ri
tiers Of the day. on every variety of subject, hut the work
Will be The main devoted the cultivation Of the home vir.
tues Hence most of the stories will be Of practical domes
tic character from tile pens of our best female WRITER'S while
the earliest fashions a their varieties shall be correctly Civ
enso RS to make the work welcome at every fire sde in the
halls of the fashionable and tile gay; in the home of the vu
Gus maon whose own needle suppys her rameu well as
nhe store and sewing room Of the mahtua maker and mil
liner
Elegant Fashion Plates,
Tile promuent design Of the magazine will he % frhs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-05
BARBERESNH!!

THE subscriber would respectfully inform the citi
" zens Of New Philadelphia and vicinity, that he las
eopned shop Main street, few doors east of the
Post Office, n lbe above place. where he intends car
ying on the Barberng and Hairdressing business in a.
its DGriOns ramifcations. He will at ali times be- ready
TO take by the nose all who may favor him with cali,
and hopes by strict and decisiDc ateihon to business
together with due regard To preOlogical deretope-
ments and physiological deneatOas to be able to rem,
der general satisfaction.
HENRY H. WILLIAMS.
N. Sick persons will Sc waited upon al lhcr