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Revolutionary Claims.

TIME subscriber having made arrangements
L. with gentleman residing in the city OF
Washington, who, for the last ten years has been
engaged in The examination OF claims for Rcvolu-
tonary services in the Pension Office, is fully pre-.
pared to prosecute successfully all claims for Rev.
olutioaaTy services, provided for under tie follow
ing uamed acts Of Congress, viz An act proyid.
ing for officers and p:iyates who were entitled 10
land for Revolutionary services, and who have not
yet obtained it, or when such officers CT privates
have died, their heirs provided for Also pro-
yidiDg for officers and priyates of the last war,
who were entitled 10 Bounty Land, and who have
no; yet obtained it. An act granting halEpay 10
widows or orphans where their husbands and ia
Tiers were soldiers of the Revolution.
Those widows no applied under The act Of July
9Th, ls3S, and obtained pensions for FIVE years
from the 9TH OF March 1886, are now entitled IN.
der the &C: Of March 80, l3l3, TO draw pension
al the same rate for and during The further term
Of one year, from the 4th of March, ls43.
WM. +. DAVIDSON.
Charlotte, June &c, l6.3. 4Otf
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REV. DIR. BARTHOLOMEW
Pink ExpectOrant Syrr,

A \ agreeable Cordial and Effective n.
N for Coughs, iioarseness. Colds, Pain !, !,
Breast, Influenza. lIard Breathing, and d,s, ~.
Eapeeloraton. For Adults aud Children ~ ~
climates and warm. wa
Have you Cough do not negicc, il n
sands have met a premature death for the va,
u little attention 10 a common cold.
Have you Cough Rev. Dr. Barihol,n..,
Expeciorant Syrup, a safe medical preseri,,,'.
containing no poisonous drugs aud used 10 n
tensise practice for several years, will mo-,
| lively afford relief, and save you from that ~,
, disease pulmonary consumption, which usn'gl
So ecps into the grave HUNDREDS OF abe youp, n /.
old, the fair. the lovely and the gay ~
Have you Cough BE persuaded 10 pp,cl...
bottle Of this Expettorani Syrup tod, ~
/ morrow may be too late.
/ Have you Cough 1-Bartholomew's E,ne..
rant Syrup is the only remedy you should ,st, I,
cure you. For this plain reason Thu. 4, ~
| thousand cases where II has been used. # b,,,
failed 10 relieve.
! For sale in Charlotte. n. c. by y. Gate, mat
| J. IIollon in Salisbury by c. h, Whe,l,; NIL,
I isy,on by J, z. Marry in Gteensbufouah by / {
/ r. Sloan in Fayetteville By J. A. MRae; m Ya'
vile, S. &. by Comsloek Il Co.'ssgent.
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A Card 10 the Public.

HNIlE amount Of bodily and mental Di.,,.
IL arising from 4 neglect Of small complain,
is incalculable, and il is therefore OF the Mira,
importance that strict attention 10 the least a.
most tflfiDg bodily iniifmities should he M
for diseases of the body invariably atTec, h.
mind. DIR. MOFFAT's YEGETABLElIrp
MEDICINES, IN every Instance where IN
have been thoroughly used have TRUMPET
OVER DISEASE ia almost oil lis d,ef,l Z
forms. The salu;aIy effects Of the ife Nj
cines have, Ia fact been 50 universally e1pc,i.r.
ed, that IN the short space OF i've YEAR. Tie. IL.
become fully established al the most cas-. b.
and perfect mode Of treatment, ever offered + Il.
pubic.
II is unnecessary, here. for Or. Mo1a. 3 Z.
capiiu!atc all the reasons which have Induced
him 10 arrive al this conclusion. II Is auIcts,
for him 10 say, that the disin,eresird ie,,not
OF his fellow citizens who have been induced d
use the Life Medicines. will freely bc udeftg d
any one who may feel disposed 70 call al b., d.
Gee, SIS Broadway. he has there on &c s5,,,,
thousand leiterS, voluntarily prodcree b b.. !.
ticnts, the reccip. and perusal q shlch ha, II
him more pleasure than all the wealth q tie e..
could confer.
The reader Grey not perhaps be svsrc III,
Origin Of Mofars Life Medicines was N, re,aa 1
a p,otfse,ed and painful illness Of their OH ~,
tor, Mr.. JoHS MoYFAr. When ,akeu NJ VI. VI
vas a prosperous and aourishin. tatfthil
the loser part of the city and having cai.a
and employed a uumhet oi our most skllui pb,,
cans be, altar munths Of suffering, We. wsu
ed utc n n iry the medicine wAigh q nla u 4
to the public.
The effect Of the Life Medicines u Ls 4
ease vas unparalleled IN the history oi nrt
experience and b. Immediately dc6rnir.. 4
make known 10 the void a medicine 10 H.
nat only owed hi. lile. bat bic Aappia,s,
uhili5rm success which has since allsndsd
administration ia every tnstas's SAs,s 4
trial has been given them, has bcen 4ilr,,tl
thousands and incOaiesiibly PrOyes Ihsl; alta
merit.
TIE LIN yrpiciNrs can be taken With -
Z ey persons OF any age add the feeble, an is.
the nervous aud tho delicate. are slfslgissre I
heir operation. because BY their p,onp, I'D y
or action upon the seesetioBs o. the Sg,sn,
/ their assimilation with and purihca,.aa ..
/ blood, they clear the system 81 al BAL han
| quiet all pcTYvas iffsiAhllity, aad laraiia5.i
( lace sound hsaltii.
Fof fstl particulars relative to he rrris1
eases, modes 81 iseaiment wsth be l,r Nd
he reader IL referred 20 the God Sanl'+
pablisksd grstuitsssiy, BY Dr. " . AaIi
broadway, Ia which ate also pak.blsl a,.sc'
from numerous aa,ta'tng aud coagvi,glAfy |
lers received the past iss moaias.
Tie Above medicine for sails ~
r. J. ilOLTQN, Aess,
ChaylNe. v {,
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List OF Letters
he EMAINlNG in the Post Office at Charlotte
Re on the lst Of July, le43

Ne EMAINING in the Post Office at Charlotte
Ge on the LIST of July, le43.
Ar. Alexander, Ros. Alexander, VI. V. Alex
ander, Mrs. X. A. Alexander, WIN. Alexander, J
W. Alexander, Isaac Aulon, g. Allen, Mrs Sa
rah Adams, Dan Alexander x W. H. Speck.
BE. Bell, q Baker, DR.. Breyard, Miss S. Bur
CESS, JEFF BerryhiL J. ". Badger, J. Bradshaw
J. II. Bissell Lewis Blsckman.
C-Miss Alice Clannean, Rolin Carter, Miss
! Mary C. Creighton, Jas Calvin, J. +. Cannon
Martha Cunningham. Collins stage drIyor,) T.
Clark, Tirzah A. CLARK. Miss Mandy Cooper
Robert Carson.
| OWN. Dodd.
E-T. C. Fmberson, s Elan, Augusta Evans
! F-W. c. Forbes. c. Frazier, 5. J. Fuller, s. K
! Fuller, W, c. Frazier.
| G-J d. Gardnt.-
| HI. Haskins. ID. c. HAYES. G. iiolobaugh, J
Hodges, Miles Ill., r. 5. II4is, 5. Harris, \. {
Hunter, r. D. Hunter, I. S. Henderson.
ANGUS Johnston, Michael Johnston.
k-Miss A. ]. Kennedy ,, d. I. Kelly, Tho
Kernes, II. C. kirkpatrick.
L-Mars LeE..nons :, Vim. LUCKY, J. H. Long
S Lswing.
NV. P. McClelland, J. McCrackin, ". NJ
MlCIoter, J. MoCulloh, J. McGinn, S. NJ. Moore
". b. Mccormick
N--haCutI NOVEL;
P-J P. Pri;ehsrd, Wing Person, Jas. Price
Jas. Phillips. David Phiier, Miss Mary \. Porter
w II. Patterson, J. W. Eoeks.
SIS. c. State, David Stnson, J. Simpson J, J
Sloan. T. F. Sheriff., DR.. c. SturGivani, Mr.. Smart
TT. |. Thompson. Thos lroit
Vino Walker, Jas. Wilson, Jno. Wiiher-
spoon ?, Mat Wallace, Jun, Jno. r. Williams ,,
Miss L. Williams, s W. Walkup, Robl Wilson,
sam. Wilson, Albert Wilson, Retiuda Wilson.
II. b WILLIAMS, r. NJ
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u,IiE NEW MIRROR

u h0F Cmhetliahtd = IN an VIZ eiFai ans =
lte Design on Steel E.aited BY hhpb"t
NORRIS-IlIuslraled ~ q. CHuaiS.
engaged exclusively for tie wnrs. lsfr5 ]
Dollars per suuum Single Numbe'a .. g
la the course Of few seeks ,lis saasi,'f
will commence. on his elra accoga'. Tho
ton u a SEw sEaias II ths Nav losa pig
IN the scisro form. on a. eEiirf.g n9ff. au4
iasl glsn, with Sted EagsaFisg y erty
bsr, and ., The rrduesd prizes ot IAta p>t'
per annum, or siz aad qsaIirT eeEia pef 8
The Nrw M,RasA aIil appear N''h msa' :,
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aiIi inycsl with peculiar interest be''s-
contributions OF ALt eCR EAThSsiFg GUST 4
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A eommodious DWELLING HOUSE and !
lots attached situated on Main-streci
Sixteen unimproved lots lying back OF TIC
above named premises.
The MANSION HOUSE with l3i acres Of
land adjoining town.
One Tract of Land containin: ~ acres, wing
: miles west % Charlotte, on which there - a
Gold Mine, known to be productive.
Also, an undivided intcres, in a Tract Of Land,
} or miles from Charlotte, containing Gold.
The above Is known as the property lately own
ed by Col. W. }. Alexander.
Also
A, The same time and place, an undivided hall
Of 597 acres Of LAND, lying on the waters Of
Mile Branch, known to BE- good mining tact,
lately the property of n. W. Alexander. Esq.
Tcrms.--A credit Of one, two and three years,
the purchaser giving bond and approved security,
payable q, the Agency Of the Bank OF the State
Of North Carolina 81 Charlotte, with interest from
The lime Of ssc.
JAS. A. JOHNSTON. Agent Of he
Bank Of the State Of n. c. at Charlotte.
MaV l8 1913 t4i
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VA oRMS WORMS srAArLiSe fAcrs- -
w Hundreds OF Children and adults are los'
yearly with worms, when some other cause las
been supposed to be the true one
II is admitted by all doctors that scare man
woman or child exists but are sooner or later iron
bod with worms, and tn hnndfets d cases saa
o,hcr .iiipg carries OF the flowers Of the human
amily-while 10 Truth lhsy d'e Of Worms ane
these could have been sradicaied IN day; By ihs
use Of bottle Of KoLMs1OCk'S NhRMi
FuGE. al the cos, Of quarter Of collar, /.
IFCaatisn.--SeYer hoy this sn1elc ae'o" y
has - DR. kolmstoek's vefmItnge hsnd'omsi
engraved on the outside label, ard The lae-shi'i'
Of Cosns,ock 4 Go.
Tor sale in Charlotte. y c. by II. oa,oS and /
J. HoltBu 10 Salsbury BY c. o. Wheeler IN Lex
ineion ~ J. T. Msbty; in Gfesnsborongh By
g. r. sloans ia Fayetteville By J. A. M'Haci u
Yorkville. s. c. BY Comssoek Il Cos sgent
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Flla JOURuAho

A HinL-Mr. Estabrook, formerly
clergyman Of AIhol, an this county, was
well known for has waggish turn Of mind
no less than for teryent unaffected plety
and genuine benevolence. There are ma
nv anecdotes connected with his long min
istry-and he died at very advanced age
which are well worth preserving. To-
wards the last Of his life proposition was
made 10 parish--or as IL then was, in town
meeting, TO increase his salary to an
amount corresponding with the increased
expenses of living and the increased wealth
OF the society. The motion was in lolr
way OF passing, when, to the surprise Of
every one, the old gentleman rose and
begged his friends not 10 vote larger sum
for him. He asked 1t AS favor of the
parish. Some one enquired il It was not
the fact, as had been stated, that the pres.
ent salary was insult. ;ient for hIs support.
Mr.. Esiabrook admitted this, but begged
that they would not vote him larger
sum. His friends pressed around him to
inquire the reason, which he declared PC
culiar and Of rather private nature. On
being pressed, however, he stated his In
ducement TO the course he had taken
He declared tina; he was opposed TO voting
any more money, because Il rGS SO DIN
cul TO get rhat he'd formerly been roted :
The people were set into a roar of laugh
ter-ihe increase was voted, and, what
was better, promptly paid Barre Gas.
A Fraemes'.-l saw 4 pale mourner
bending over the tomb, and his tears fell
fast and often. As be raised his humble
ewes TO Heaven, he cried
my brother oh, my brother !"
A sage passed that way and said
"For whom dost thou mourn :"
"One," replied he, "whom | did not
sufficiently love while living, but whose
inestimable worth now feel"
What would'st thou do if he were re-
stored to thee y
The mourner replied, that be would
never offend him BY an unkind word, but
would take every occasion 10 show his
friendship Il he could but come back to his
fond embrace"
Then waste not thy time in useless
grief" said the sage but, if thou hast
friends, 90 and cherish the living, remem-
bering that they will soon be dead also"
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OR, LEATHER RESTORER. A NEW Gill
MTfsAT ntSfIIERT

or, LEATHER RLSTORER. NEW CHI
MlCAL DISCOVERY,
NJ OST people know, that skias and hides are
VA converted .alo leather by the use Of Tan.
mia extracted from cc7tsin Llrks, &c. When the
force and strength Of tic Tannin is worn ogi,
leather becomes dead. hard, dfy, kfntle, eTafked,
eoreied Nth crust, Sc. THIS ALL KNOW.
To restore then lfe, agfiHssJ, DiSs'asss, strength,
sm0olAHsss, and remove al crust, fly, OF blister
restore ne tsHnin. This substance the leather
never can receive NE second time but the whole
virtues VI il are In this article the OIL OF TAN.
NIN-which penn rates tie SUITES, snd hardest
leather, ii 1t has teen twenty years IN use, and
II It tears easily Nth the fingers, i, imparts a,
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. Il becomes In. ue@ leather, 10 all respects
with delightful sofincss and polish, and makes
al ealher completely and perfectly lmPefyiou'
70 ws,cE-and particularly bpoia, shoea, carriage
tops, hose, trunks. harness, and 10 fact all thingI
made of leather, giving a splendid polish, ever
higher than new leather has, and u least doubling
is wear and durability, Ia whatever manner ID,
leather is used. These are facts.
These who III may geaf old shoes groan will
corns ride wl,li ola crrlagc tops hsve old aarncs
F, and throw them nway hal; used, book tiithy them
selves and al about lhem pend double whs, i
necessary for articles Of leather TO their beart'
content, tor what We care Il theif pfeludlces ar
50 strong they wii bot try new discovery. W
/ have no isyOfs 10 ask of them, they the gres,
est sufferers. md beg f1r nabod5's custom o
! patronage. New, gentlemen, please yourselves.
gTNJuc genuine upl1s4 aith tic fac-sifni'a j
/ C0mst1cx & q. For sale " Charlotte, y. C.. b.
4 b. Oates ID : ltsbuty b, e. u. Whecltr; IN les
ingt0G b J. i. Mabry 10 Greens bnrough bg J.
Z S!oau 10 Fayetteville by J 4 M'itac, 10 York
Vile, S. { BIZ Comsfyat 4 Co. ape1L
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S:S REV ARD.

Hb HEUMATIsM and LAMEEESS positive
kS ly cured, and all shriyel!ed muscles and
limbs arc restored, in the old young, BY the l..
DIAN VEGETABLE ELIXIR AND NERvg AND BoyE Lis
iMESr--but never without the name Of Comsiock
s. ca. on It.
For sale in Charlotte, N. c. by Oates; in Sa.
lsbury by G. .. Wheeler; 10 Lexington b. J. 7
Mabry 10 Grecrsborough by J, g. K. Sloan in
Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rac; in Yorksille, s. G
by Cot.stack 4 Cos agent.
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Credit Sales.

nY virtueof decree from the Courtuf Equity,
lD will sell, at The Court House in Charlotte,
on Monday Of our July County Court, the follow.
ing tracts Of land, viz One tract on the waters
Of Sioney Creek, containing III Acres, joining
the lands OF Rob'i. Hunter Reuben Irwin and
others. Also, one tract on the waters OF Maliard
Creek, containing about rs Acres, joining the
lands of earns II. Henderson, Wiuheld Shelby
and others. To be sold for the benef: of Hannah
j. Henderson. aud Rob't {. Russell. Infants, on u
Credit OF II months.
By order of Court.
ID. X. DUNLAP, c. w. e.
Jaly 3, ls43 i43
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Who Wants BetterEridencc!

Who Wants Better Evidence!
n WOULD refer the reading public 10 the nu-
n merous voluntary letters published IN the
Good Samaritan relative 10 the happy aud oeneh'
cial effects Of the administration OF
BIZ. MoFFATrs LIFEPILLS AND PHOENIX
BlTTERS.
Those who have pcrused the letters above re-
lcrred TO will observe that in almost every case
they a,tcs, the fact that no Inconvenience OF any
surt attends the taking oi these medicines, IN or
binary cases but that the patient. without iee!lng
their operation, is universally len IN stronger
and better state OF health than was experienced
previous TO being siIl.eied Alb disease and IN
al cases of acute suffering, great reliei Is obtain
ed 10 few hours, and cure is generally eiicei'
ed 10 two or three days.
In cases of FEVER Of every description, and
all bilious affections. il Is unnecessary Tor me TO
saw ought. as | believe the LIFE MEDICINES
arc now universally admitted to be the most
sneedy and .ntctual cure extani ~ all diseases
ci iha, class.
The LIFE MEDICINES are also most eS'
celept relief IN Elections OF the Liver aud Bowels,
as las been proved in hundreds of cases where
patients have come forward and requested thsi
their experience ia taking them might be publish
ed for tie henei Of others. In hei. operation III
such cases, they restore The tone OF the Siumach'
strengthen the digestive organs, and insgofac me
general functions Of the whole body, and thus be.
come 10 both sexes ,ior llr,y are perfectly adapted
70 EACH an invaluable means Of preventing DIS
ease and restoring health.
In objections Of TIE head, whether accompanied
with pIia and e-laiEess or marked BY the grieTous
calamity OF impaired mental energy IN P'iP"",
lion Of he heart. i.taIsEes, loss Of sfpei!e ard
strrnetA. and the uullirlcd symptoms OF dsofdeFed
digestion, uia LIFE MEDICINES viii be found
TO posses the most sanitary efficacy
Constitutions relaxed. weak, or deeayed' Ia men
or womon, are under the immediate influence oi
the LIFE MEDICINES. Old esagAs, s'iAnss,
and eonsgnptire kstits are soon relleseS Ahe
speedily cured Porerfy Of blood. ard emaeis,rd
limbs will ere long meet the haPplcsi change Ihe
chill watery fluid will become rich and basamic,
and the limbs be covered with hesh--hrm and
healthy.
Nervous Disorders 81 every kind, and from wha,
ever cause arising. fly before the Effects oil We
LIFE MEDICINES, and all that tram OF SINS
ings, anaieties, and ttemoors which 20 dreadidily
sii,c, the weak. the sedeniary, and the delicate
will IN a short time be succeeded BY cheeftu'nes''
and every prcsage OF health
For weakness, deficiency Of natural strength,
and relaxation Of the vessels by too frequent IN
diligence o. the passions, this medicine 10 safe
certain, and invaiuabls remedy.
! Those who have long resided in bot eiunA'es
and are languid and relaxed IN their whole system
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES With tbs
happiest efTuctss and perHoGs removing 10 the
Southern States or West Indies, cannot store q
more important article OF health and iit.
The abOyc medicine ior sale by
L. J. HOLTON, 4geai,
Charlotte, n. c.
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Dr. MoTacs life Medicines.

IR III proprietor 81 ttcae matchess specifics,
-. while be has cause 10 feel the most unguai
ned satisfaction IL relation 10 the unparalleled
popularity and general use they have obtained,
feels constrained By considerations az disinterysi.
ed as they are sincere, u contlnue 70 press them
upon the consideration and trial q the public I'LL
no invalid, and no family N the whole consrsss
Of the Union, shall be without a knowledge OF
them and their incsinusb'e virtues. The certif.
cates which he has heretofore published In al.
moe, countless numbers, and in reference 70 eve.
ry possible variety Of disease, fully establish his
medicines, beyond even the possibility of doubt
as the most Feu.rally Uaeful, aud the most unlal.
ingly efficient, Of all the medicines, OF whatever
description, ever yet presented TO the world and
he feels that he is but doing hIs duty to his fellow
citizens in urging them to test for Themselves IL,
/, benefits 10 be derive rom bis LIFE PILLS nnc
PHHNlX BITTLRS. His Office is at No. 81,
1 Broadway.
| The above medicine for sale by
I. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, " C..
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PILES. Ac..

A RE wholly prevented, or governed, If the al
IA tack has come on, ii YOU the only true
IIAYs' LINiaESr, from Comstock & Go. Al Sores
and every thing relieved By j, tina, admits Of an
outward application. II acts like a charm. Use it.
For sale in Charlotte, y. c. by u. Oates; in Si.
lisbary by c. u. Wheeler IN Lexington by J. L.
Mahry 10 Grcensborough BY J. 4 r. Sloan; IN
Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae; in YorkuIle, S. c.
by Comstock & Co.'S agent.