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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-11-03

WOULD refer the reading public 10 the na
| II merous voluntary letters published in tn,
Good Samaritan relative to the happy and benofi
cial effects Of the administration of
/ DR.. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PICENIy
BITTERS.
Those who have peruscd the letters above re-
feTrcd TO will observe, that in almos, every case
they affect the fact that no inconTenicnco Of any
sort attends tho taking OF these medicines, in or.
binary cases, but that the patient. without, feeling
their operation, Is universally left 10 a stronger
and better state Of health than was experienced
previous TO being afflicted nth diarese; aud in
oil cases Of acute suffering, grea, relief is obtain.
ed IN few hours, and cure is generally effect.
ed in two or three days.
In caees of FEVER Of every description, and
all bilious affections, ii Is unnecessary for me 70
say ought, as believe the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted TO be tho most
speedy and etfectual cure extant in all diseases
OF that elass
The LIFE MEDICINES are also a most e1.
cellent rcliefin affections of the Liver and Bowels.
as Las been proved 10 hundreds Of eases where
patients have come forward and requested that
their experience in taking them might be publish.
ed Tor tie benefit Of others. In thei, operation in
such cases, they restore The tone of the Stomach,
strengthen the digestive organs, and inyiEoraie the
general functions Of the whole body, and thus Be.
come 10 both sexes Tor they Irc perfectly adapted
to each an invaluable means Of preventing dis
case and restoring health.
In affections Of TIE head, whether accompanied
with pain and gidaiRess or marked by the grievous
calamity OF impaired mental energy in paiyifa.
lion Of ne heart, fatuieHcs loss Of oppciite and
strength and the multiplied symptoms OF disordcfed
digestion, the LIFE MEDICINES will 10 found
to posses tho most salniaty efficacy.
Constitutions relaxed, weak, OF doczyei, ia men
or women, are under the immediate influence of
the LIFE MEDICINES. Old coughs, aaihmas,
and e0nsumpfiUe habits are soon relieved aud
speedily cured. Poverty Of blood, aud cmacin,cd
limbs all ere long meet the happest change the
chill Satery fluid viii become rich and balsamic,
and the limbs be covered with fesh--Grm and
healthy.
Nervous disorders Of every kind, and from uha,
ever cause arising. fly before the effects Of the
LIFE MEDICINES, and all that train ofosink.
lngs, antietIes and tremours which 90 dreadiully
affect the weak, the sedentary, and the delicate,
viii IN a short time be succeeded by cheeriulness
aud every presago Of health.
For weakness, deficiency Of natural strength,
and relaxation Of the vessels by too frequent IN.
diligence o. the passions, this medicine is safe,
certain, and invaluable remedy.
Those who have long resided IN hot climates,
and are languid and relaxed IN their whole system.
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES with the
happest effects; and persons removing 70 the
Southern States or IVES, Indies, cannot store
more important article Of health and Iifo.
The abo,e MEDICINE for sale by
T. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". c.
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TO ALL THE WORLD VINO USE LEA.
THEIR IN ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNHN.

OR. LEATHER RESTORER. ANEW CHE.
MlCAL DISCOVERY.
TEOST people know that skins and hides are
WE converted into leather by the use Of Tan.
min extracted from certain barks, &c, When the
force and strength Of The Tannin is worn out
leather becomes dead. hard, dry, brittle, cracked
c0Ue,ed NTH crust, DC. THIS ALL KNO W.
To restore then life, sofness moistness, strength,
smoofhness, and remove all crust, fly, or bsler--
restore the tannin This substance the leather
never can receive the second time; but tho whole
yirtueaGl IT are in this article, the OIL OF TAN.
NlN--wtich pcnetrates the stiifcst and hardest
leather, If 1t has been twenty years in use; and
If It tears easily with the fingers, it imparts nt
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seem IL becomes like new leather, in all respects,
with delightful soitness and polisi, aud makes
all leather completely and perfectly mperyous
TO waler--and particularly boots, shoes, carriage
tops, hose, trunks, harness, and IN fact all things
made OF leather, giving a splendid polish, even
higher than new leather has, and at least doubling
us wear and durability, in whatever manner the
leather ~ used. These arc facts.
Those who will may wear old shoes, groan with
corns ride with old carriage tops, have old harness
and throw them away halt used, look filthy them.
selves and all about them, expcnd double what Ia
necessary for articles of leather to their hearts
content, for what we care If their preindices are
so strong they will not try new discovery. We
have no taVors to ask Of them, they are the great
est suferera and We beg for nobody's custom or
patronage Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
10 None genuine nnless With the fac-simile of
Comstock Il 60. For sale IN Charlotte, N. G. by
" Oates in Salisbury by c. b. Wheeler; in Lex.
ington by J. 7. Mabry in Grocnsborough by J. s.
K Sloan 10 Fayetteville by J. a M'Rae; in York.
vile. 5 9. by Comstock & Co.'S agent
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.Bust Received.

n ORSES that have Ring bone, Spawn, Wind
n M gals &c. are cured BY Roots Specific; and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured by Ro9is'
Founder Ointment. Mark this, all horsemon.
Tor sale IN Charlotte, N. c. by D. Oates; in sa.
ilsbpry BY {. b. Wheeler in Lexington BY J. r
Maory; IN Greensborough by J. & 4. Sloan c
Fayetteville BY J. A. NJ Rae; in Y9rkyie, s. 10
by Comstock Il Cos agent.
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PROPOSALS TO REVIVE THE
SOUTHERN CITIZEN.

At Asheborough Randolph County ". C.
b REM. SWAIN FORMER EDITOR AID PROPRIETOR
n EROVIDED a sufficicn, number Of subscfi
a. bers be obtained by the ls, October next, /
propose 10 resume the publication Of this paper on
the same plan and on the same terms as hereto
lore, Vlz:-to publish it weekly on super.royal
sheet Of good paper well printed Its columns de.
voted to News, Politics, ION the good old Wing
princiPles) Religion, (~ithout sectarianism,) no.
ralIty, Agriculture, Economy, Industry, Temper.
ance, Justice, Law, Forms Of process and instrn.
ments Of Writing, Legislative proceedings Ancc
dotes, &c, &c, SO as 10 make il emphaticay a
good family Newspapers.
The subscription price is 81 90 per annum in
advance, or within three months from the date OF
the hrst number received--or 81, 90 after the OK
piration Of that time.
Will brother Editors be SC good az 10 COPY or
notlee b. SWAIN.
AshebOrO', NJ C. Aug, 1873.
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DIR. kUHElsS
III D . Z G TIT q s 3
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTTER DISEASES

( CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
W. HETHEk produced by bile, phlegu, from
w internal morbid matters arising from
badly cured old disorders from the use IL taer
curry, caiomel bark &C., Or On fcmalesJ from thu
change Of lie, as specified IN the Pamphlet
ASusYPHnIrc sYRUP-This medicine is in
all Eeaertal Disorders, certain remedy.
ARYssfSA MXTCRE, On liquid and in paste,
celebrated tor iis speedy and perfect removal u
GonouhGa and elect.
CON MME BaIs4a, fer Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, Dc
ARoHArlc ExTE4cT, ilninent for Indigestion,
ColdHess 10 the stomach, Nuinbnesg or Weakness
IN the limbs, Rheumatism, dc
DLPrRAIIyE PowDRR, for Bilious Fever, Head
ache Diseases OF the Eyes, &c, which Is to be
taken N the Rcstorer.
Jtr&g OINTMENT, for Piles, which is 70 Be az.
Piled besides the Rcstorer
BENGAL OisNENTs. for letter, Ringwurtn, Salt
Rhcum, scaidhead, Eruption5 Of the skin, and fonl
ulcers; Is 70 be applied besdes the Restorcr.
UNIVERSAL on STR0.GrHEMaG PLASTER, for
diseases Of the Chest Dyspepsia, Inhammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy. Paralysis, De.
Dr. kUaL's Acoustic on, for Deafness and all
OTHER Auricular Complaints, which is to Be used
icgt'agr aith the Restorcr.
u Jr. K1hl's Pamphlet Treatment" &c..
entered according to Act Of Congress, contains
iali Directions iJr the use Of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
- Persons wishing 70 procure any Of the med.
icihesr VIII please direct their orders. with the a.
mount. post paid 70 DR.. KUHL's OFFICE.
Raleigh y. G., o. Richmond, Va, or 70 any Of the
following Agents in North Carolina.
b. Oates Druggist, Charlotte.
J. F & c. Philer, Concord.
Jenkins Bles, Salisbury.
Humphree d Gather, Lexington.
J. x r Sloan, Greensborough.
NJ. J. A. Drake, Ashborough.
c. G. Henderson. Lincolntou.
soUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning g. Co., York C. H.
Mcclure, Brawley g. Co., Chester C. II.
The continuation Oft list Of Agents, see DR..
KS Pamphlets.
June Is, ie42 3af
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Mountain Beef.
SPOOSER's HYGEIAN
OR
LIFE MEDICINES:

ne Best and Cheapest Family MeGicinfs in use
FEfHESE MEDICINES arc the result Of a Iii,
n Of study aud experience. The Proprietor
warrants them TO effect cure when taken uccor.
ding TO directions. They comprise the IIygeian
or Health Pill; the Hyreian Tonic, OF Health
Btters to restore the cbililated or broken down
constitution; and the Uterine PHI, 70 cure tAosc
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 70 women.
For all disorders Of the stomach and bowels
bilious ompiaints--diseases Of childreu-feyers
nervous and sick headacho--gansral debility,
&c, The HAN PiA is perfectly certain end al.
faitajly pleasant remedy.
The HygGau Tonic works like miracle 10
strengthen the feeble and revive the sickly.
OF the Uterine PiH, Dr.. Carter Of New York
has well said" This remarkable medicine works
silently, bnt us saping hundreds Of rGluaLie fe.
males fran an untineiy Craze -
The virtue Of these Medicines have been estab.
listed BY the most ample experience. THEY Will
STAND ~ THEIR owS MERIT A SINGLE TRIAL HAS
EYER GAINED rnEM 4 LASTING REPUTATION
Dr. spooner's HygtigR Or Health Medieiaes,
have established for him an enduring fame. we
have been told By disnteTested medical men that
these medicines, being taken as severally prescri.
bed, have never been known 70 fail in oiFGotiug
cure. II bias ever given US pleasure to record the
cEisis-the age Of quackcry- are doubly pleas
Cd to find a, least one distinguished medical man
taking stand against this species of imposition"
~ T. Star.
Many Certificates Of the highest authority have
already been pnblshed-some from the most cmi
ncnt medical men in New York, among whom are
DFs ilossck. Maeneyen, Frances Post, Stevens,
Beck, Torrcy, &C.
Sec TIE Hygeia" and Extra Hyceist" fur.
nlshed gratis, At the Propretors office, No ,, As
Tor House, N. Y, and By all has Agents These
papers contain information exceedingly interest
ing to the sick and to invalids together with twen
ty-five useful recipes, snd mass Of facts and Ger
tiicates that must convince every reasonable mind
that the IIygoian Medicines are invaluable.
The above Medicines arc for sale by
I. J. HOLT0N, Agent,
Charlotte, ". C..
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a. ARSAPARII.LA ---Comstock' Compo',,
- Extract. There is no other prepara',oSp
Sarsaparilla, that can exceed or equal this. u II
are sure TO get Comstook's, you will find u s"f
rior to all others. II does not require puihne 1
For sale in Charlotte, N G. by y. Oates apg /,
]. IIoton in Salisbury By G. D. Wheeler u !. :
ingion by J.P Mabry in Greensborougn y
& r. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A. M'hs''
YorkviDe, $. G. By Cninsioek n Co.'S agent
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EA oRMs! WORMS! SrARrLivo facfs'
Wv Hundreds Of Children aud adults ara

NA Ohm5 NORIhS! ETARTLiNo lANts'
Wv Hundreds Of Children aud adults arc 4
yearly with worms, when some other cause
been supposed TO be the true one.
!, is admitted by all doctors tha. scarce m'
woman or child exists but are sooner or later W
blcd with worms, and in hundreds Of eases, I"
TO relate, supposed fever scarlatna, cold, or son
other ailing carries off the flowers Of the hum
family--while in truth they die Of Worms a.
these could have been ersdicaied in day. BY !. v
use of bottle Of K0BMST0Ck'S VEkh
FUGE, at the cost Of quarter Of dollar.
gJ'Cdution. buy this article unless
has DIR. kolmstock's Vormifage bands'ueI
engraved on the outside label, and the iae.si""
Of ComHtock a. Go. ~
For sale in Charlotte, N. C. by b. Oates ava !
J. IIoton; in Salisbury by c. d. Wheeler 10 VI
ington by ]. 7. Marty; in Grensborough ,, /.
* r. Sloan ; In Fayetteville by J. A. M'kae' +
Yorkyille, S. G. by Comstock & Cos agent
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EsALDNEss.-BALM OF COLUMBIA. for

d sALDNESS-BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
- the hair, which will stop it if falling out OF
restore i on bald places and on children make il
grow rapidly, or on those who have lost the hair
from any cause.
All NERMlN that infcst The head of children
10 schools, are prevented or killed by il at once.
tind The name OF Comstoek IL Co. on it or never
try it Remembsr this aiwaya
FOR sale IN Charlotte, N. g. by D. Oates and T.
j. iloltan; IN Salisbury by G. D. Wheeler in Lex
ingtoh BY j. I. Aabry; IN Grecnsboronth by j.
q r. sloan ~ Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae; in
fofssille, ,. Z. BY Comsiock 4 Co.'S agent,
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Sep
TENDER Session, lS43.

John Motz
rs. Attachment levied on Land
Michael Mauney
n t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
Il that Michael Mauuey, the defendant in thi,
case, resides beyond the limits of this State SC
that the ordinary process of the law cannot be
served upon him, II is therefore Ordered, that pub.
LEGATION be made for six weeks successfully in the
Charlotte Journal, notifying the said defendant,
that unless he be and appear at the next County
Court OF Pleas and Quarter SESSIONS, 10 be opened
and held for the county Of Lincoln, at The Court.
House in Lineolnton, on the first Monday Of De-
cember next then and there to plead and repleyy,
judgment final will be rendered against him, and
The lands levied on condemned 10 satisfy plaintiffs
demand.
Witness, Henry Canister, Clerk of our said
Court, at Office the first Monday after the lth Mon
day in August in the 6Slh year Of our Indepen.
dence, A. d. le43.
HENRY CANSLER, CLERK.
Printers fee IS 62! Ito
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NOTICE To CON.
TRACTORS.
4 COURTHOUSE

in the town Of Monroe, until the Goth day of No.
vember next. The building TO be fifty teot by
forty, two stories high, to be based on rock one
foot belowsthe SCI face and two feet above, the
walls to be fEood ofgood quality. The basement
story to have passage eight fec, wide through
the centre of the entire building, each side Of
which 10 be divided into three Offices and stair.
case. The second story TO be twelve feet. in the
pitch, to be divided into Court Room and two
jury Rooms. It's desirable that the house should
be built and finished according to the most mod.
ern and plain style. The proposals must embrace
the plan, specification and estimates Of cust-the
Commissioners to be at liberty to suggest such
alterations as they may think proper and vary the
estimates accordingly. Applicants should ad-
dress there communications to the Chairman of
the Commissioners, at Oakville, Union cccuiy,
y. C., post paid. The commissioners will decide
within fifteen days after the time above specified
and would wish all applicants present
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SPHoN's HEADACHE

nHhhD1 WIZ eHectually cure SICK head
ache, either ifomtne nerves or bilious. Hundreds
Of families arc using II with great Joy
For sae in Charlotte, N. G. By B. Oates; 10 Sa.
lisbury By c. b. Wheeler; in Lexington b u. P.
Mdbfy; 10 Greensborourh b. J. g. K. sloar in
Fayetteville by J. A. MIsae; in Yofkyie, S. C.
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MANSION HOUSE.
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HNHE subscriber having purchased Mr.. I. Il
IL Hughes interest in the above Establish
ment, tenders his services 10 the Travelling Pub.
lie. Having for several years been engaged in
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in lredell county, he INDUCES the hope that he
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ness TO endeayor to render comfortable all who
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ly supplied with every thing the country affords,
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BLANK WARRANTS for sale al Mis
OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-04

dollars, he shall only pay lax Of dol'ars-f over
twenty five, and under fifty thousand dollars, Tax Of
- dollars-f over fifty, and under seyenty-five thou
sand dollars, tax of doars-if over seventy-6ve,
and under one hundred thousand dollars, a tax of -
do!lars-if over hundred, and under one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars, tax Of dollars-if over
one hundred and fifty, and under two hundred Thousand
dollars, tax of - dolIars-and if over two hundred
thousand dollars, tax of - dollars And If the
commissioner shall mol be satisfied with the account OF
sales statement rendered oath, by such auction.
venduemaster, he shall be empowered, US IN the
preceding section, class such auctioncer or vendue
master, with the right of appeal on the part Of
the auclioneer venduemas,er, if dissatisfied.
g. find be it further enacted, That if q wholesale
merchant mercantile firm shall also carry on the bu
siness of auctoneer, specific tax shall be pad on
the license, 10 carry each occupation but the add
tona per centage the sales shall be charged 0ny
upon that pursuit or branch Of business which viii
yield the greatest amount of tax.
A. This shall commence and be in force from and
after The passing thereof
On motion of Mr.. EDmuSps OIL,
R,sGirsd, That the Committee Finance be IN.
struc.ed 10 bring in bill early practicable, I'm
posing taxes for The support Of Government, embracing
the subjects Of taxation reported in the several bills
from said Committee
The bill prescribing the mode of ascertaining certain
subjects of taxation, made the order of the dag for
~ o'clock tomorrow.
petition was presented and referred:-by Mr.
WHITE of r., Of Robert Sterret, complaining Of the
present Of his furnace and lands attached
thereto, and asking that said assessment be reduced
And the House adjourned
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JOINS NJ. NuSS, Sec y.
MATHEWS COT NTY.

AT meeting of number OF the Democratic party
of the county of Mathews, al their Court House, or
the 25th of February, for the purpose of appointing
delegates 10 attend the Convention TO be held in Rich
mond, on the 2nd OF March-Dr William Shutce
called 10 The Char and Walter G. Lane appointed
Secretary.
On the motion Of VIM II. Roy, Esq, Committee
OF four appointed 10 report suitable resolutions
and susges. sueh night be agreeable 10 the
meeting TO represent them in the proposed Convention
where upon, WIN. II Roy, BOULDER Hudgings, job;
\. Sale, and l.. r. Benson, named the Com
mit,ee.
The following resolutions submitted by the Comm,
tee, unanimously adopted
ReSoircd, That we cordially approve of the Conven
ton to be held by party in Richmond, on the 2ne
day Of March.
Resolced, That Dr. VIM. Shultice, WIN. II. Roy
Houlder Hudgins, Col. L. p. Benson, John N. Sale
A. X. Shepard Col Samuel Dggs, Thos NJ Hunley
Col. W. G. Lane, Tbos Edwards, Col. Isaac Foster
<. Bohannon, John I5ohannon, Sr, DR.. John r. Tay
Tor, and l.. Nicholson, be appointed delegates 10
present III sad Convention.
EeSoIred, That these proceedings be signed b. the
Chairman and Secretary, aud published in the Rich
moud Enquirer. WM. SHULTlCE, Chairman.
w. e.. Lane, Seeretaru