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A SINGULAR PHENOMENON.

Tie Sun PERFECTLY Sp0tle5s.-.As 7
have not seen any publication Oh this sub.
ject | should like to hear the opinion Of
some Philosopher, whether all distractions
Of heat removed from the sun will nave
any effect on the earth and the other Plan
cts. have viewed the sun annually for
about forty-fye years, and have never seen
it with less than three spots--from that to
about fifteen. viewed the sun last fall
and found it spotless for the first time.
1t IS also spotless this spring.-RepublicdH
Advocate.
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Singular OccurreHcc.--Somc weeks
since, an old gig was sent to Mr.. Samuel
II. Cover, auctioneer in Baltimore, to be
sold. On Wednesday last it was knocked
of to an individual for the small sum Of 81
so. Subsequently the purchaser disposed
of the gig to a Mr.. Moody. On removing
the lining on Friday, Mr.. NJ. discovered a
pocket book, which, on being opened, was
found to contain number Of current bank
notes, amounting in all to the sum of $3.50.
As far as the former owners of the gig
have been traced, no ono seems to have any
knowledge Of the existence of the money
in its hiding place.
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Singular Misfortunes.-Some fourteen
years since, Capt. d. Wilson of Wren.
than, Mass. was struck upon the right
eye by hoop pole accidentally thrown by
a deaf and dumb brother. Ie lost his
eye. A few weeks since, a hoop pole was
thrown by his son which accidentally struck
his left eve. lie is therefore now blind.
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A RELIC or THE oLDEN TINE

The following was found amons the ,
pers Of an old gentleman Of this Coua
lately deceased, (says the Lincolnloa
publican, aud has been handed 10 Us
Indication. Ii is the form OF Marin
License IN the days Of Coy. Martin, VII
North Carolina WIS yet a British Pro,ia
and large portion of the West, weal
der the denomination Of " Rowan Cogu,
North. Carolina, So.
HB EXCELLENCi.
JOSIAH MAR TIN ESQUIRE,
His Majcsiy's Captain General, and
Governor IN Chioi, 10 gp4
oyes the said ffJt,atr,
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An interesting question has o',|
ed ia Boston, by the Post--It IS
bee mes ofallthc pinsl Millions -,
uloctured yearly : where TO they y
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Mild 10 Ii. Counter.-Amone

Nailed TO the COunter.-Among the Du-
me.ous misrepresentation set atioat by
the Loco Focos, for political effect, Is one,
that Mr.. Badger, during his administration
of the Navy Department, made four or
five hundred new appointments TO Offices oil
various grades. The object Of this mis-
statement is to confirm and strengthen a
charge brought by them against The
Wings, that while in power SO far from
acting up 10 their promises of economy,
they took every means of dispensing pat.
ronage 10 fayorites, without caring what II
cost The people Even the Candidate of
their party for Governor, we learn, has
condescended to repeat this allegaimn.-
We have been furnished with an oGcict
statement from the files Of the Navy De
partment, under date Of May l4th, l542,
which shows that, from the lth OF March
to the l lth of September ls4l, the whole
period of Mr.. Badgers term of serGice)
the whole number of original appointments,
or additions TO each grade, made or sane
toned BY that Department, was only % =
viz 8 Pursers, 10 Chaplains, Master $
Mate, I Professor of Mathematics, . Teach
ers of Languages, Carpenter, . Lleuten-
ants of Marine Corps, l Passed Midship'
man, and l Mldshipnan restored. And
OF these appointments, the greater proper
lion was rendered imperative upon The DE
partment, by the Act of Congress estab
fishing the Home Squadron The State
ment, from which we copy this abstract
is at the service of any body who wishes
to see lt.-Raleigh Register.
Nerspapers.-The people Of this en-
lightened and, who have grown up in tn
belief that the stability and purity of on
, government materially depend upon III
] diffusion of intelligence, were somewha
startled a few weeks ago by declarato
of Mr.. Wise, that he thanked God Their
. had never been newspaper printed IN III
y District" The remark drew down upo
his District an exposure Of the very larg
y proportion of its adults who can nelthe
read nor write, and of its diminished an
: diminishing population, which showed th;
the press is sadly wanted there.
In the early history of Virginia we fin
an incident from which, perhaps, Mr.. Wis
, borrowed this very peculiar notion. |
1853, when that dissolute, corrupt, an
tyrannical monarch, Charles the ID, sci
over Lord bingham as Governor Of Va
gina, one of the first instructions given
the Governor, was, that "no person shou
!, use printing press in the colony On ar
u pretence whatever
! Charles had probably felt the power
y the press in rebuke Of his misdeeds,
: Mr.. Wise has felt its exposure Of his P
: litical terglyersaiions and
"No rogue eer felt the halter draw,
y With good opinion of the law"
y -Fdy. O5s.
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DEATH FROM cARELEssNf

~ tf=s - hNf W nm - 49,
Mr.. isaac Smith, citizen ofib'
", descended into well, in CHATS
few days since, for the purpose q e'+
II out, and was shortly ailerwards q
cred at its bottom, without motion
was drawn up to the mouth OF "
but died in n few minutes, owing ooo
10 the loulncss of the air. lilo" Que
people be told, that the presence =
air may be accurately tested 'y
letting down into n well Ilgh'eu -
aud that no one should dare 10 90 ''s
without such experiment u i's
nnwhoIesomc, the candle will bu'I
ieebly, or at once 60 out, ana o'a@ .
certainly be the fate of him VINO ~ p.
himself TO such an atmosphere = I,
the candle burns freely, then % !
need be upprchendcd from d''0
Raleigh Register.
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The Myaeriops Cheats OPrnfd NJ
Of our readers know that Gusia'r
Third, OF Sweden, beqaeaihed setsral 6
FERROUS chests to the University q lp4
with instructions that they should q
opened until the expiration Of iiily Il
Much curiosity existed as TO the cos
of these chests, and it was expected
they would throw light or tho consias1
by which Gusia,us tho Third los, aa
Tho Gily years expired on lhe go
March. On that day, the eommI-Fs
pointed for the purpose---eonsislns q
wee Chancellor, Rector, aud Pfols1
of the University Of Upsala, iogeihd
VI. Sartc, tho Governor OF the Provp1
assembled M the Consistoflum, aHa 4
opened the box containing tho heys .
two chests. Along with these we'e
the auiography instructions Of Mug
yus respecting his bcquesi, aud Whlea 4
a general view Of the contents Of ne
These were, L.osi Of them, found
and with them the instructions lD-'
must no, be opened by any other lfi'
reigning King Gusia,us' family
:hey are likely 10 REMAND long time %
ed, # these instructions are INTENDED
observed, the family Of Wassa ben.
wanderers upon the earth. one
two chests opened contained only ati
cd linen bag, with various unsea'ed
and lciters--among which was the
original sketch Of Tho opera Of ~
Wssa, and the prologue, IN treo'a'
The spelling of some Of the Insirs
{ il is said, is mlsefahly bad. The g
tails entered into are the titles OF Ias
ral bundles, which consist of letters
OF diplomatIsis, projects submitted
King, and documents connected wa
masonry. They are TO be Chased
aud deposited IN the University
There IS nothing IN tho chests .
any light on the conspiracy. liI''v'
ly whispered that the Duke Of sudcfa
when Regent, took care privately
the chests, and abstract lhercirom aN
denco they might contain against a
as concerned with that affair.
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9s
Tc any Orthodox Misisfer Of ihe Cas,la d
GLAND, or for wsnt thereof, 10 ahy rvgaHt
esussd Minister Of tho dissenting Pres ia.
Clergy. or lawful MsgistrAIs within lac =.
Greeting.
HDY Virtue Of the Power and Al,hctyh
ED given, as Commander in Chief, 10 .ne :
this Province, Certificates having b'eh mss
Me. by Adlar Osborn, Clerk Of Rowan C.
Court, that the Bond as by IL" tsquf'd
been taken and hi"4 w h,w =" h'' o'aes y
hereby Allow, Admit, and licenee yoa q ~
you. 10 Celebrate and Solemniss tho Ria
M,rHfnoSs between Anthony ltoylmsn 80
abe,h Gingury and To JON them ,ogv'he'' y !
and wife. 10 Holy Ma,uuouy.
GIVEN under my Hand and Seal, At y
Beruc. this lith Day Of July 10 ths year
Lord l7TI aud IN the XVI. Year Of rs Vas
Reign.
b ms Exeellsney's CoS~i'a
j.. srWEE
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ty yards, when he was to the wiudward.
Billy. Ha la la Well, that was a
poser.
Pat. was bothered again BY real
Democrat from the llawfelds---a Squire
) who listened about couple Of hours
aud walked Off, saying-'I came here to
get some political information. was told
Henry was another man to Saunders, but
am tired Of such miserable stuff.
Billy. You seem TO have had stumpy
road TO travel.
Pat. then thought would try sub
Iect about which there could be no mistake.
So put up the Wing Legislature of Is3s
on trial, for endorsing the Raleigh and
Castor Rail Road bonds TO the amour, Of
$500, 900, but there found, | had missed
it again. Gen. Troliinger begun TO look
blue, as he voted for it.
Billy. We'll, think this was little
unklnd in you, for YOU know that we Dem
ocrats, in the Internal Improvement Con.
yentlon of 1893, recommended that very
measure to the Legislature in the strong.
est terms.
Pot. Who recommended il
Billy. That's good one. Did'nt
Judge Saunders draw up the MEMORIAL to
the Legislature, aud you, as well as he
sign it Didn't Strange and myself APP
prove It
Pat. was only acting then az n pri.
vate citizen. | had right to entertain
my o,cn opinions
Billy. So you had, but why not enter.
tain them now
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Risdon Pnes, pro. ? soe'y.

y, MS Exeellsneg's CoSvlss
10. MAATn
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New COpartncrsllip
IN THE
TAILORING BUSINESS.

"HE Subscribers having formed copartner-
IL ship for the purpose OF carrying on the Tai
lofng Business in all its various branches in Con-
cord, n. C. under the firm of Price & MelIas;ers,
offer their services TO the people Of Cabarrus and
the public in general. Their shop Is the same &C.
cupied by Mr.. Chas. n. Price. They flatter them
selves that they viii be able to please all pho may
favor them with call. One of the firm having
been employed considerable portion Of his time
as cutter in some Of the most fashionable Esteb-
lshments in the City of Philadelphia and having
the advantages Of an extensive acquaintance in
relation TO MS business and the ether having car
ried on a shop for q considerable time in Concord
they are sure that they can offer inducements &c
The public in their business which they pledge tc
fulfil Their work shall be done in the latest and
most fashionable style and warranted TO be supe-
rior in workmanship 10 any in the country. They
hope By punctuslity and strict attention to their
business to ncIit share Of public patronage.-
Their price shall be in proportion TO rhe times.
CHARLES \. PRICE.
JOHN X. McMASTERS.
Concord, I'll. !, l,l2. 22lf
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Recommended by Robert Blackwood, living
in Orange County, n. c., 3 miles south
Of Iiillsborough, and 81 west Of Chapel
Hill, aged sixty years.
z Y the first place, take quart Of Rum Of the
Il best quality and qIau Of new clean Tar,
putting the mixture in stone Jug that will con-
tain double the quantity, that il may have room To
boil withou. bursting then cork the i1g complete
" tight, 50 that the air cannot pass IN or out then
place tins vessel il pot toll Of water and boil il
Lriskly for one hour aud ii will become complete.
" mist; ynn may swing the Jug in the pot 20 as
to keep il upright Then let the patient take a
table spoonful ~ tie morning, and at night before
going 70 bed II the patient be very low, take but
tea spoonful three times day and as they
gain strength take little more, till they can bear
table spoonful twice day. say night and morn.
ing. II this does not effect q cure, make the same
quantity as before, and that will be sufficient
The patient should not drink any kind Of spirits
whatever, and should be particular in his dict,
avoiding all kinds o., gross heavy food, such ds
salt bacon aud The like; also sweet milk also
avoid getting vet take very moderate exercise
live on very light diet, such rice, soup Of fowls,
&c; carefully avoid drinking heavy dfaughts OF
cold water, drink as little as possible
The said Robert Bsackwood has proved By OK.
pertinent that this remedy has cured several per.
sons who were entirely given out by all the best
doctors IN This section. | WIN mention the case Of
Airs. Thompson, near Chapel Hill She was at
the point Of death, unable to support herself ia
her bed, who is now in as good health az she ever
was. Also, Mrs. Hatch, still near neighbor, who
was very low with the consumption, and is now
IN perfect health. IN the case Of Mr.. fhompson's
wife, DIR. Vancev considered her tneurabIe and
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Young.
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ILLUSTRATED BY ELEGANT ENGRAyIN'
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An Saturday the 22d day Of January, will be
" commeneed the editing and publishing Of a
weekly paper, which will be called EoerY YOutFS
Gazette" 1t viii be of the quarto .orm, contain.
ing eight pages similar to the sew York Mirror.
Every number will BE- embelIished with beautiful
Pictures of an instructive and pleasing character
Tie contents will BE- for the most part original
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ful readers. Not only will tie exclusiye services
of an accomplished Editor be given to tic v ork
but the talents Of many popular Writer'S vii 10
enlisted IN It's support
Al the aew popular works for children Which
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these the best articles viii be chosen and publish.
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our catalogue Of contributors, there will be many
names, dear and familiar 70 the young-Miss
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Arrangements wiN also be made 10 obtain ori.
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TERMS.
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TO effect cure, or the purchase money VIII bO
returned by himself or travelling agent-Thcy
comprise the Hygcian or Family Pill; the lly-
geian Tonic, to restore the dcbhtaied or broken
down constitution; the Uterine Pill to cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women
and the Ague Pill, TO cure intermittent fogers and
agues. For further information, the afflicted ate
invited 70 possess themselves Of the Hygcist and
Extra iIygeis' furnished gratis II tie proprietor
o.lice, No. !, Astor House, New ork, and BY all
LIS agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting to the sick aud inyallIg,
together with twenty five useful receipts, aad 4
mass OF facts and certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, that the Hygeian Medi
cincs are Invaluable.
For sale BY
TIlGs. J. HOLToN, Agent.
Charlotte, Jan. 49, 1871.
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To silk Growers.

HAVING established small tilature at this
u IL place, the subscriber wishes to purchase
COCOONS, for which he viii pay fair price for
any quantity that may be offered. He also wish
es to contrlct with any person who has the Mul-
berry Trees aud Cocooneries now established for
a supply for the ensuing year, or with any per.
son who wishes 10 engage in the production OF
Cocoons. lie has il IN contemplation 10 enlarge
his mandatory If arrangements can be made for
the supply of Cocoons. Any one having Cocoon.
now on hand for sale will find market for their
BY applying 10 The subscriber at Concord. \. c.
WILLIAM jerks.
Concord, Feb. ), 1912. 20tf
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\. B. Tie subscriber hereby notifies all per.
sons who have accounts on his books to close the
same, either by Cash or Note, as ! am detcrmin
ed to close them otherwise unless this notice is
attended 10. G. N PRICE.
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ICWG44y sEUIC OF u tAIl.A-
ander, situated South from the Court House, be-
tween the " Mansion House " and the "CharlUtle
Hotel" 1t will be his earnest desire 10 do work
faithfully so as merit encouragement.
Charlotte, June 3, lS4l. 36f
n B. His price shall be as moderate as posi-
bic, for CASH.
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PAINTING.
FENHE Subscriber having located himself al
IL Davidson College, would nOw offer his ser
vices to the public
Ornamc Sign, Flag a. Mirror
PAlWIPI3Bo

lie tlattcts himself that his long experience N
the above business and the specimens OF work he
has executed II his line v Ill be sufficient re
concentration. lie will also attend 10 any call
made On him in the HOUSE PAINTING BUSl.
NESS and is confident he can give satisfaction
10 all who may employ him. The public is re-
specially requested to call ant encourage him as
he is determined to execute all work committed
to him in the best possible manner.
And as times is hard he will take part Of his
work in produce suitable for family use such a.
Flour, Corn, Bacon, &c.
JOHN W. RAINEY.
Davidson College, y. c., Jan. II, ISL.
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lars the single leap to be paid at the time Of SCI.
vice; Five Dollars the Season, and Seven Dollars
10 insure mare 10 be with colt Trading the
mare in every instance forfeits the insurance.
lie is Young and thought 10 be equal if not superb.
to anT jack that has ever stood in this country
Season to commence the 10Th March and end
the 10Th Jliy.
LEWIS DINKINS.
JOHN ". POTTS.
Hgrtl iG, l-l2. 2jT
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Daniel Dennis.

RHIS celebrated JACK
-. vii stand every other
week at the stable Of the
subscribers, commencing al
Lewis Dlnkins', and Will
be let 10 mares at the follow
ing rates, VIZ; Three Dol.
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VI has been remarked rs q singular, oy .I
cidcncc in the death ofthc "grcat ai'a w. y,
Washington" that he died in the las' 'J Id
in the last day of tho week, IN l''p N
month Of the year, and in the last yea" a,,,
the century, viz: Saturday night W.
o'clock, December, 1900.
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Alone IN the counting house Of one Of the
extensive mercantile establishments in The
CITY Of New York, sat young man appar.
entity about twenty.one or Two years Of aye
Ills arm rested upon the desk al wheel
he was sitting, and his bead reclned upor
his hand. ile seemed To be lost in media
ton on some object that lay before him, for
he sat for long time wilbou, moving bis
eyes therelrom, or even so much as chang
Ing his position. AT length however, he
gave vent to his thoughts in word:
More than SIX years have elapsed, sac
he, since received this purse then wa.
poor ragged pennyless boy now am on
heir apparent 10 one of the richest men in
this vast city. Yes, six years have passed
away but the memory Of that day, and OIL
her who gave me this, cannot fade. No
never | vowed beside my poor mothers
death bed, that If ever were able and
could discover the generous girl, whose
kind heart pltied the half starved little men
dicant, would strive 10 repay the deb, Of
gratitude owe her. Would that could
But fear It's vain hope, for | have moth.
ing hui this purse, with Gertrude Claren
don marked uponi. Well, perhaps it may
chance yet to come TO pass.
AS he finished speaking, the door of the
counting room opened, and nan of mid
die age entered.
All William snid be, smiling, 'ihe
purse again? MeIbinks there IS some 9th
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Cure for consumption,

Charlotte, Jan 10, 1871.
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Clock * watch Rcpairin g,
THOs. TEOTTEls

- TILL continues TO re.
- pair Clocks aud Watch.
es in the very best manner
if requested by the owner
TO do so. He is well suppl
ed with all kinds of Mate
rials. His Shop is in the
TaupIrv Sinrc NJ s p Alex.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

l96 Fulton street. New York The Great Consoier Tor the
Mind in Distress popular inquiry into the
with observations the banefu effects Of solitary
local or constitutional weakness neo irritation coDsump
powers The Doctor is also author of which
shnks abashed at the idea Of revealing sucnps NAV
nd in its pages confidential and capable adviser
Dr. continues direct his the entire eradica
ton 81 gonorrh0a gee stricures nocturnal emissions
phiis IN IT'S worst FORMS irritation
debility and all diseases brought ON by solitary HABITS Fe
~ lmsr ~ '~ -"''"'''
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PHYSIOLOGICAL

MYSTERIES AND REVELATIONS IN LOVE,
..~ Courtship and Mauagean nfaible Gude-Book for
Married and Single Persons in OF the umcst impo
lance to the Human Race BY Engine Becklard, M. d.
Among the things dny considered in this work matters
SERMONS 70 single and yepns married
CourshpThe danger Of solitary practices and how the habit
may be remoyed-The Of Love and Jealousy with
an unhappy including modes e, The pro-
unborn who ought and ought
not to msnyThe most suspcious eason for wedl9cn nc
way Mim~r
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TO THE LADIES.

yr Hhi shuLl;s UTERQ ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
MP new lnTmen for the radical of Prolapsus Ute
& or hng ., the Womb BY external application suppressed
mended 70 the sfncsd az resssy rs eonhdeny recon-
health II never having failed forming cure under
the most aggravated crcumstances @ ""' ""'e'
Inc supporter has attained high character in Europe
we'll as IN this country IL sdoped To the rt;,e asus ~
and all other painful surgical exned,en. IN ,s o
nHospitals OF London and PARIS and Is univsrs,v reca,
mended in Europe by medical OF highest rank In hi.
country sustained by the leading members Of the fsn,,;as
Colleges and Hospitals and by all the private
ufonem. $500 ''">
Rooms have been furnished exclusively for ladies' al No
Vesey street. having separate entrance from the
pament, where lady is in constant attendance TO apply
Tmsses and Supporters TO female patients. Oh imr