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~ intelligent portion Of North Carolina en-.
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ed OF the counties OF hedcll, surty. W,kes. Ashs,
and part OF CeldHell, is in need Of a nnwspepe'.
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NEW STORE.
IL. C.CARSON

I'D ESPECTFULLY informs his friends and
An the public that he is now receiving and o.
,enng in the town Of Charlotte, in the house for
uerly occupied by Alexander & Brothers, hand
ome and well selected Stock of
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ADVICE TO FEAiALES-Fcualcs who "a.
lue good health should never be without the Liz
Medicines, as they purity the blood, remove o..
s,ructions, and give tho skin q beautiful, elssy,
healthy. and blooming appearance
TO PARENTS AND oTHERs.-Persons d
plethurc habit, who arc subject TO fits, headache,
piddiness, diwnoss Of sight, or dfoyslness, from
too gfea, flow VI blood 10 the bead, should take
il frequently. Children, and persons OF al ayes,
may take them at any time, as they DO not contain
mercury, or any ingredient that requires eondur.
ment sr restriction of diet.
TO ELDERLY PERS0Ns.-Nany heallt,
gcd individuals who know the value Of Alo!Ial,
Life Medicines, make it rule TO take them two
or three times week, by which they remove he
causes thu, produce disease, preserve their healA
and keep of the infrnities Of age.
HEADS OF FAMILIES should always ken
a quantity Of the Life Mcdcincs IN the hose a.
a remedy 10 case. of sudden iilness; for BY tbs,
/ prompt administration, Cholera Norbqs. Gout IN
I the stomach, Cramps, Spasms. feyefs, and oths,
alarming complaints, which too often prove iaal,
may be speedily cured OF prevented.
FACTS FOR MOTHERS AND NURSES
II is fact established by the annual bills OF Nor
talily, tina, one.haf Of the children born are cut
Of befnfc attaining seven years Of age. and DO
fruitful source Of this mortality is found to c1ii.
ia that foul state Of the stomach aud bowels shirk
produces tho generation Of Worms. As the safe
tesorer Of Infantino Health, 10 this critical slate
tho Life Medicines have long bcd distinguished
reputation and for foalness Of the stomach snd
bowels, and COMMISSIONS, although Worms may 10,
exist, il is allowed to be superior to sny otlisf.
The aboye Valuable Medicines ara f.f sale By
T. ]. HoLToN. Agcnr,
Charlotte, n. C.
TIA Springs, EST, Postmaster at Hello.
~ Grove, Meckl,nbarg 90, n C., is agent for lLo
sale Of the above Medicine.
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SPOONER'S PATENT
HlGEI.f.f .WEDFCLSES,

A RE the t9i
N aud ehespl5i
family and gene.
raj medicines 10
osc. 'Then med.
icises are The re-.
suit or q lifo q
s,udy aud expeli.
cnee ; the p'op:s
tor warrants hen
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FILL and gsT.NTER
GOODS,

Purchased 10 Now York and PhlIadeIphia, al Tue
lowest CASH PRICES.
Those who wish TO purchase for CASH, would
do well &c call and examine his STOCK, as he
ftat,ers himself that he can offer inducements, in
point of quality and prices, equal to any house in
the village.
HIS ASSORTMENT CONSISTS, IN PART,
or THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satfinets, Blankets. Fannels,
Meriaos. Mouselin.de. lanes, Bomba=iaes, Prints,
Black and CVioreG Silks, SIX Velvet, S1tias,
Csmbrir, JaeOattand S1iss Maslins, 7hreadaHd
BObtinst Laees and Edging, Six and Gag=e
Dress Handierchiets, Bonnet sHd Cap Ribbons,
SIX and Cotton Hose, ladies and Cent!smen's
Chores, Broton and Bleaehsd Domesties, Bed
Ticking, apron Check, Cotton Yarn, &c. sc.
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Baltimore,
Correspondence Of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, April 20, 1872.

lCouespondence fthe Herald.l
BALTIMORE, April 20, 1872.
Mr.. EpIroR-
lam almost tired writing about the late steamboat dis
aster. but there is one circumstance recently come to
ligh, in reference to the cause OF the explosion, which it
is proper TO relate A man, named Craig, one of the
wounded, and now very i'll, has confessed that be moved
the weigh, on the lever ofthe safety valve, by directions
ofthe two engineers Having charge of the engine, to its
far,hes, extremity, and otherwise loaded down the valve
so that twice the amount Of steam might be put on
without, being observedby any one. The object in this
concer, was, doubtless, ITO show of the qualities Of the
boat for spsed-no harm Of course vas intended. These
men were acquainted with the practical part Of their
bu ,insss. bu, had no idea Of the wonderful qualities of
steam
He has since made an affidavit TO theabove facts though
in language somewhat different. He states distinctly
tina he removed the valve at the request Of Duncan Fer
guson. engineer, now dead. No other deaths have taken
place among the wounded-they are all doing pretty
we'll.
Twas wrong in stating, in my last letter, that Lieut..
Adams was before the Court Martial, being tried. l
should have said Capt. Lsttimer. Adams case comes on
next.
his genius-the greatness of the man-the profundity of
his learning and the knowledge he is competent to i'm.
part. captivates the mind, and we overlook his foibles.
He lec,ured last night to a good audience. Tonight he
holds forth again.
at IS Sal, and wheat 81 20 a 81 25 per bushel; beef cat
tie were selling from $4to So percwt.; provisions are in.
active and without change in price.
Virginia money is 8 per cent discount. Exchange on
Boston, New York and Philadelphia, is about par.
Aner three days of cold, rainy. disagreeable weather
we have the bright sun at last, in his majesty and beauty
This is a delightful morning.
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DEATH or GIN. ]. X. FESwIcK-1he following
Letter from the Hon. Lewis Cas-, our Minister IN
France, addressed to the Secretary of War, commu,
aicates the painful intelll e ice OF the death Of this
,raye and gallant soldier at MarseiNes:-
sLEGAIio, OF THE UNITED STATES.
PANS, March %, lS42.
SIS 1T is with regret | announce to you that l have
lust received a letter IRON the Consul Of the United States
At Marseilles, who informs me that Gen. Fenwick died al
that place on the 18th instant.
The General left here a short time since in tolerabls
health, DESTROYS of seeking a milder climate. under
stand he took cold on the journey and after his arrival al
Msrseilles was struck with appoplexy, which left hin
seine days in a lingering condition, but which eventual
ly was fatal to him, He retained his faculties to the last
although he lost his 20 or of speech.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedIent servant,
LEWIS CAss.
"Hon. J. G SPENcER,
Secretary Of War, Washington.
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NATURALIZATION Information has been re
ceiv.a at the Department OF State, that the Bel
pian Chamber of Deputies has passed a law au-
thoiizing the payment Of eight millions OF francs for
losses caused by the late Belgian Revolution. These
losses include of course the merchandise, belonging
to American merchants, destroyed in the citidal a
Antwerp.
We hear also that the British government have
acceded to he Justice of the claim preferred by the
United States government on behalf of the owners
of the brig Tlgris, for The capture and detention OF
that vessel on the coast of Africa.
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Baltimore.
Correspondence Of the Herald

BALTIMORE, April ~, lSiz.
Govt Martial Captain Cdck- Steam Frigafes, &c.
The admirable court martial is moving along at a ra.
pd pace on the trial Of Captain Lattimer, Of the Navy
His counsel is Reverdy Johnson, Esq, whose abilities
are beyond any doubt.
There has been a chsnge in the members Of the Court
since ny last. Captain d. Turner has been relieved, and
Captain shuerick substituted Captain McKeever has
re,skcn his sea,-and Captain Smith has been excused
or grantedlsave.
The present court Is truly an efficient body, and their
general attention and strict adherence to the rules, reru.
la'ions, &C, entitle 1t to be termed as good a body ofthe
hind as ever was convened. II stands as follows.-
Captains J. C. Nicholson. President Captains Lavalet,e.
stringham. Bolton, McKeever,a and Sbub,ick.
The same able Judge Advocate, Charles II. winaer,
Esq, the prosecutor.
an a letter some time ago. Indeed, the testimony was so
.trons and well arranged, and Clsck's particular friends
40 eager TO confuts IL, that they injured their own cause.
The navy is nov rid OF ons OF its most prominent curses
and disgraces, that IL was polluted with.
The trial Of Captain Levy, was a short one, compared
With that Of Clack OF Lieut. Gordon, and IT was gone
through with in as little time as possible. Such Is the
~assidufty Of the court.
OF washington, will be ordered to the Chesapeake Bay
and " ill occupy about the same station that the Dela
ware did lest summer.
This will be news hers,sn1 the CROWDS tns' VII hoe'
to see them, will be immense. -,
eommo5ore Franklin Buchanan, of Annapolis, and tn
same gentleman who vas one OF Captain Clscks pros
cutors, has been ordered TO take the Missouri under III
command. He IL truly a noble looking fellow, and JUS
ly fitted TO occupy such a post.
There isl great aeal Of talk here about the bill 30
before Congress, relative TO the increase OF the MafIr
corps. RJsthe general wish Of the naval officers Tor
to pass; and all whs are frieods OF that valiant band
our country defenders, will wish it a speedy passage
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SHIpwREcK AND Loss OF LIrE.-The bark Amelia,
Captain Enoch Brooks, from Philadelphia, bound to
Hamburg, with a valuable cargo, was wrecked on
the night of the l4h ut. on Eyerland Banks, oil
Texal, and two Of the crew persisted, (second mate
and seaman The vessel and cargo belonged to
John +. Oil, Esq. Philadelphia, who is fully insured
N Hamburg and New Yoik.-BaH. Clipper, april
20
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= r M A l. = Pill i 8.

NJ: DE ~BoUpELoQUE, NJ. q, LISBON.
TIE scientific combination Of ingredients al whch tnees
/ pills are composed. hs' emzde them the wox1T and sdnt
rstson Of the word. Ths, are known all over Eu.9ps 1S
~ certain 10 psducine the M outhly tuyns Thsr eertslntys
Fancy for though mild. safe, aud healthy, they Gs csrtain to
producs miscarriage d. used during that psvsoa.
The directions are translated into Enrhsh, fnn y 3veiopN
round with Ne seal Of tse impoyter stamped; ~ Esfn eGn "a q,
r e; - hass he siicnsssr: Of Dr.. +. MHivEAU, asthornd
gent for TIE continent OF America. Ia
states Let,ters dirvcted t. DR.. 3. Meiyeau, boz q, N.Ir
will meat with immediate attention Soid by apgointmSnte %
100 Chsrrv near Caiharine street. Pres ~. Hsd sorss- ~
No han koIes sent by msil.
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STEEL PENs-FrSm the celebrated mandatory OF 10;
these pens has induced many iSierior makers to initiate them,
therehy injuring theIwell earved reputa ION Of J Seph elliott
The Public are requested to BE- particular from whom they
purchase.
The genuine may be Known by their superior quality, and
ROBER RDO
rpsa Inv % Maiden Lane.
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WARDS


VEGETABLE HAIR OiL.-Th. v.getabl; Hair Oil gos.
Y sessss the peculiar property so long sought ier IN etner
oils. but sought m vain, OF reproducing a new grown o \ nair
on heads totally bald. SO great are its nournhin& propertes.
which il readily imsarts to The root. o. U. +, nan AMI Z ae-
pieations 10 check that falling Of the HAIR. which 90 oiten oe-
eurs. especially after sIckness.
II prevents The hair from turning gray as1 .msn .p1g,u,,o
by applying the oil. The el gives an agreeable LrsgIsnee. and
10 preferable to any other for perfamins' esri'ns' aho CLOSING
the hair. 1. c,r..i. Al,
- Nd "a Rs-sisv 81. MA In
THE CHNTON rEA COMPANY offer for sale at lQi
chatham street, New York, the cheapest and most genu'
inc Tessin the world. ia any quantity not less than four GUN:
. rive fui satisfaeton, 1t is requested that they be brought
h.es-ths money will be returned. as I'm
HAVANA SEGARS PETER GlLSEY. SIS Broadway
II and si Bowery, formerly kept by Mr.. P. Munos. begs
Leave 10 inform the smoking public that they VIII always find,
H.ysna and Principe SEGARS at wholesale and retail; and
II a inst rate article and friendly treatment can insure ccs
] ION. he homes To receive = large shave Of ~ m92 Inn
| II TCHiNUs' orVWAt BITTEKS ~ a certain sure
II for Dyspepsia, assisting digestion, weakness, neSsous
l iseases, night sweats. &c.
| sir-I have in the course Of my practice prescribed Car sto
| mach bittsrs and found them a most efficient remedy y cases
Il IL indigestio n, acidity and debility Of the digestive organs
l By no means class il among the qaack medicines OF the
1 day, but one which will confer a great blessing en- many of
P.J BRADY, NJ. d. $50 Drosme 1t.
The following is from DR. y, q. Ludlow s3A Broadway
have ns:d your Bitters. ~ cases OF impaired, digestion, wsen
y~egetabl, tones were Indispensable, with beneficial ressit
The articles OF which IL is composed are very Judtssous,y
com iped, and ! have no doubt will prove serviceaos IN ms
.ascs for which you have recon rended r. ,rntow
Certificates Of mary persons cared can be seen at the drys
store 1850 Bowery, corner of Broome, whexe the above s 'cio
only in t,is city, md Mrs. Hays is Fulton street, broosn
" Pnee large bottles 81; small 50 eenu "Ssi"
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FRENCH CONSUL FOR MOBILE Jean Jacquel
Aversenc, has been recognized by the President o
the United States as Consul OF his Majesty, King o
the French, for the port of Mobile.
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5u- The afternoon line from Philadelphia to Bal
timore, will commence running this afternoon by
Rail Road, a, 4 O'Clock, and will continue to lie ave
daily at that hour from the depot, corner of E'ev-
sn,h and Market streets.
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ARTIST IN HAIR:

ARTIST IN HAIR.
MANUFACTURED ADlE aGENTLEMEN's
MOT less than two inches long. in one hundred different De
IN signs. Necklaces. Bracelets. Watchguards, Earrings, low
"A. c; .BARR9's Wig. and sealIs s,ili sta, d pre- . ynn1;Iat
ting character, their being shaped ex'ct'y a. the natural hair
grows, their elasticity. ,helr SUP. nor matena. and wGfkman-
binrr to form such perfect he ads Of hair, that they must be seen
to be fully appreciat d. ruu.
for The Hair, and do not find ~ The best and cheapest article
Lnown in I'm, country. he will With vi assure return the money,
for ali ~qu,ck.ryr IS d.ca,ded Gratuitop: .dy,es gwen on All
Ia BROAD way, corner Of Liberty street, up stairs. alb INT
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RIBBONS & LACES, CHEAP.
THE SUBSCRIBER hiss and is receiving from auction
i daily, Ribbons and Silks, which he will seli wholesale or
retail, at a very SIN, Ill adva.ee on auction prices Country
Milliners will fad il to their advantage TO call, as the very
lowest price will invariably be fixed. Laces and Edgings re
tailed as low az the lowest Thread Laces, Of D. autiful patterns.
n. J. DRUMMOND
a,eim.t 30s Grand.
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CARL KING.

TIL. v.rAnovp and celebrated Millinery and Ladies Straw
Hat manufacturer Il her IN .jesty The
-" QUEEN OF ENGLAND,
respectfully, begs leave to ANNOUNCE 20 ne seser,m = Of Of
ladies' straw and silk Hats. The Straw Hats are manuiac-
~ THE ELLsLER CO rTAGE,,
with Gipsey sides and a Swiss Flare around the rom; Inc
the Albert straw in particular as patronissd by
II
TIL. ak denartm.nt is conducted by the most ingenious and
tasty miliiners not to be eQualled. The ,iiEs are OF the neH-
pond, Those whe wish, to cony,nc, themselves may call al
N. B.-His Pa is Ribbons and French Flowers, are OF the
latest style, and can be purchased at either Of me esta9lish'
49,. 80. !, vhoIes ale and tetaiI on reasonable term. as Inn
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WORMS CAUSES DEATH.


DEAD WHAT sHERMAN's WORM L0ZENoEs
Mr.. John r. Wood, 81 Third street, gave his child some Of
them, and they brought away the worms by thousands. Mr..
Wood was astonished al the quantity.
DR.. q. Hunter, i0s Sixth avenue, knows a child that was Gu
red Of fig BY them when the Phy:icnan. could give no relief
family with the Ereatsst benefit. He knew q sase where a little
Sicians: The mother heard Of Shermans Worm Lo.enges, and
was induced to try them; and, to her unspeakable JOY, three
'Nsfi sftsi I Cotton LozENGEs aretruly wonder
ful medicine.
standing cough by only five lo.enges, after h.ring used a large
hav. never raised any from !he dead, and NO one ever gave hin
sHERMXN's PoOR MANS PLAsTER i. withou,
doubt, the cheapest and best plaster in the world. II. gives
relief a few hours in pain, or weakness, rheumatism, piles, or
children teething, aud only 10. tents.
SORE N!PPLES cured in from one to Eve days by. sher.
mans Papiilary Oil. Refers to Prof. Bingham, 30 Spring st.
DrDC astle. 2T Broadway, knew aca,e where the nipple ap
peared az ii il would drop of, which the oil entirely cured in
four days.
Agents-Church's, lss Bowery, corner OF Spring st.; Sands,
IT East Broadway; Neeeys, 123 Blocker street, Coddng-
ton, Hudson, corner Spring 81; Hale,s News Room Tontins
Building. Walls street; Mrs. Hays. I3s Fulton ct. Brooklyn. al
ON It's of exchange at so, 30,
T. is, = DAYS, or at sight. on Messrs. Presco q. owe, Ames&
Co. BANKERS. London, for sale at all times by
ROCHE & co, IS Fulton ST.,
az Next door q the Fulton Bank.