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Observation-Disclosures.

n WOULD refer the reading public to the nu.
n merous voluntary letters published 10 the
Good Samaritan relative 10 the happy and benefi.
oial effects OF the administration OF
DR.. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX
BITTERS.
Those who have perused the letters above re-
ferred to will observe, that in almost every case
they attest the fact, that Inconvenience Of any
sort attends the taking OF these medicines, in OF.
dinaty cases bat that the patient, without feeling
their operation, is universally len in a stronger
and better state Of health than was experienced
previous TO being afflicted with disease and in
all of acute suffering, great relic. is obtain
ed in few hours, aud cure is generally effect.
cd in two or three days.
In cases of FEVER Of every description, and
all bilious affections, it il unnecessary for me to
say ought, as | believe the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally adniitcd to be the mos,
speedy and eifeetuai cure exlant IN all diseases
OF that class.
The LIFE MEDICINES arc also mos, ex.
eellent rehefin affections Of the Liver and Bowels
has been proved in hundreds OF cases where
patients have come forward and n quested that
their experience in taking them might be publish
ed ior TIE benefit OF others In thei, operation in
such cases, thcy restore the tone Of the Stomach,
AiEh ttlH tsALFt
general functions OF the whole body, and thus be-
come 10 both sexes for they are perfectly adapted
to eaehl Invaluable means Of preventing tls-
case and restoring health.
In affections of the brad, whether accompanied
with pain aud giddiaess or marked by the grieyous
calamity OF impaired mental energy; in pqigia-
tioH Of ths heart, fafuisace, loss Of appetite and
strength, and the uliplied symptoms OF dsofdcyed
digestion, the LIFE MEDICINES viii be inuud
10 posses the most sau,sry efficacy
Constitutions relaxed weak, o. decayed. 10 men
or women, are under the immediate influence Of
the LIFE MEDICINES, Old coughs, asihRas,
and 6oasumpiire habus arc soon relieved and
speedily cured PocsHy of blood, rnd emaciated
limbs y i'll ere long meet the happiesi change the
chill Watefy fluid will become rich and balsamic,
and the hmLs be covered with lcsh-frm aud
healthy
Neryous disorders ofevery kind, and from what
ever cause arising, fly before the effects Of the
LIFE MEDICINES and all that train Of sink.
ings, anxieties. and iremours which so dreadfully
affect the weak, the sedentary, and the delicate,
will in short time be succeeded by ehceriulness,
and every presage OF health.
Fr weakness, deficiency Of natural strength,
and relaxation Of the vessels, by too frequent IN
diligence Of the psssions, this medicine is a safe,
certain, and invaluable remedy.
Those who have long rcsi1td in no, climates,
and are languid and relaxed in their whole $, stem,
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES with the
happiest effects; and persons removing TO the
Southern States or West Indies, cannu, store
mere important article Of health and lie.
The abose medicine for sale By
T. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, a.. c.
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Mountain Beef.
SPOONER'S UYGEIAY
on
LIFE MEDICINES:

The Best and Cheapest Family Medicines in use.
TyHESE MEDICINES are the result, Of life
IL of study and experience. The Proprietor
warrants them to effect cure when taken accor.
ding to directions. They comprise the Hygeian
or Health Pill; the Hygeian Tonic, OF Iealth
BteTs--to restore the debIiitated or broken down
constitution; and the Uterine Pill, 10 cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 women.
For all disorders Of the stomach and bowels
bilious complaints-diseases Of children-feycrs
Nervous and sick acknowledgement debility,
&c. the Health Pill is a perfectly certain and al.
Eirably pleasant remedy
The HygTGD Tonic works like a miracle 10
strengthen the feeble and revive the sickly.
OF the Uterine Pin, Dr. Carter OF New York
h1s well said--"1h remarkable medicine works
silently but lis sariHg hundreds Of raluaJle f..
maies from an uHtimsiy grace |"
The virtue Of these Medicines have been estah-
lished By the most ample experience. THEY WILL
STAND 81 THEIR OwS HERIr, A SINGLE TRIAL HAS
EvgR GAINED THIN LASTING REPUTATION!
DR. Spooner's Hygeian or Hath Incidence,
have established for him an enduring fame. We
have been told by disinterested medical men that
these medicines, being taken as seyeray preseri.
bed, have never been known TO fail in efIectine
cure II has ever given US pleasure 10 record the
triumph Of education and Of talent, bu, at this
crisls--the age ofquackory-we are doubly pleas.
cd to find, at least one distinguished medical man
taking stand against this species Of imposition"
N T. Star
Many Certificates of the highcs, authority have
already been published--snmc from the mos. emf.
nent medical men 10 New York, among whom are
DIS. iiosack, MAcneyen, Frances, Post, Stevens,
Beck, Totrey, &c.
- fEa r. I Al - r
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DIR. kTkhL'S
W q D 7 G 1Sf as :
REST0RER Of THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
FOR

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
va HETHER produced BY bile phlegm, from
w internal morbid matters, arising frou,
badly cured old disorders; iEom the use Of mer.
curry, caloincl, bark &c, or IN females from the
change Of life, as specified in the Pamphlet,
AsTi.SYFHulric SYKr?-This medicine is in
all yeucreal Disorders, 4 certain remedy.
ABfEsiNiA NlxTuHE, On liquid and in paste
ceiebfated for is speedy and perfect removal Of
GoEoFfhma and elect.
GoLD MINE BALsAM, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c.
AROMATIC ExrRacT, llnnnent for Indigestion,
Coldncss IN the stomach, Numbness OF Weakness
in the limbs, Rheumatism, &c.
DEPgRATivE PowDER, for Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which is 10 be
taken ia the Rcstorer.
JAPAN OwrGgyr, for Piles, which is 10 be ap.
piled besides the Restorer
BgNG4L OwMEsT, for letter Ringworm, Salt
Rheum, scaldhead, Eruptions Of the skin, and foul
! ulcers; ID TO be applied besides the Restorer.
UsryERsAL or STRENGTHENING PLASTER, for
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, Inlamlnalory
Rheumatism, Palsy. Paralysis, &c.
DR. KuHL's AcorsTie OH, for Deafness and all
other Auricular Complaints, which is 10 be used
together with the Restorer.
I3 DR.. kuhFs Pamphlet Treatment" &c,
entered according to Act Of Congress, contains
i1A Directions for the use Of the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
J ~ Persons wishing 70 procure any Of the med.
cnes, wall please direct their orders, with the a.
mount tpost paid,l to DR.. KUHL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, N C., or Richmde,d Va, or to any Of the
/ following Agents M North Carolina.
| Il. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
/ J. I. & e. Phifer Concord.
Jenkins & Biles, Salisbury.
| HUMPHREYS q Gather, Lexington.
! 10 Il. Sloan, Grecnsborungh.
NJ J. A. Drake, Ashbofougb.
{. &. Henderson. Lineoinlon.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co., York &. IT,
McLGfe. BrawIeg & Co., Chester G. II.
The continuation Of the list Of Agents, see Dr..
k's Pamphlet.
June IL. 1912 y9,f
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Absolute Cure-AII.
10000 TRIALS ~. I,S, ,'d p n +

IL "sVVV iul, prove DALEY ;
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR lnestimab's
|; not only cures qaickcF, but gives 10 addIliaua
pain, nor leaves a scar. Fire Is positively fcnoef.
ed harmless. $50 has been offered six months z
any person reforming an empty boz, aud ssyiaE
that ell egony OF amounting is not extracted ~
few minutes, YET, not one from thousands Of -
ala since has claimed the bonns) Parents snE
lqgs 70 guard against general injuries AID sars
money, time, le,ssyo and lie, and prevent the.
cdepfing from being eisSguFcd by burns, OF crea
smallpox p0stulps, "a possessing the enyiSbs
power 70 replace The cellplary organs des,Fuyt9
can Do 80 by Obtaining this ines,imablo saIye. r.
Many deeply burnt cases IN the city can hc ssef,
and onc caure face burnt over and wounded ihsei
distinct times 10 The same spot wh,lc heal ng. yti
IN no case can Be traced ne least eleA'f - q
mark For AZ kinds Of hur,s, It's rapid soo.fiu
ELECTS, are sliho important; even sore eyes, ALL
DENOMINATIONS and BROKEN BREASTS
would be unknown. The toilet and nursery. fai
clearing the skin Of pimples, removing ehsie, 81,
will find it dispenssblc. Once using only uil
forever establish il the sovereign HEAb.AiH
quality. AAer this notice, heads Of families =
lowing torture for months. and ultimately d =
torted features, can never wire away repfose'.
Justly altered By Disabled child, iot ncgecius
70 triumph over Gre.
For sale in Charlotte. y. G., by p. Oates and I
Iioltou in Salisbury b. G, b, Wheeler; 10 LeI.
ingion by J. 7 Msbry in trcensboroarh ~ ]
& K. Sloan 10 Fayetteville by j. A. M'Rae %
Yorksiile, $ G, by Comsiock & Cos agent
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MANSION HOUSE.

THyHE subscriber having purchased Mr.. T. r
y Hughes interest in the above Establish
mcnt, tenders his services to The Travelling Pub-
lie. Having for several years been engaged in
keeping Private Entertainment at Mount Mourne
in Iredell county. he INDUCES the hope that he
has experience enough in the duties of his bust.
ness to endeavor to render comfortable all who
may bestow upon his House their patronage.
His TABLE shall always be well and plentiful.
" supplied with every thing the country affords,
TO please and satisfy the palate Of epicure.
His BAR will be found furnished with choice
selection of Liquors
His STABLES shall be constantly attended by
faithful and attentive hos,lers ard supplied with
abundant proyender.
II. T. SLOAN.
Charlotte, Jan 81, lSl3. 49,
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PILES. &C.

A RE wholly prevented, or governed, if the A.
I a tack has come on, If you use the oHlytruc
HAYs' LisINEST, from Comsock & Go. All Sores
and every thing relieved by i that admits Of nh
outward application. II acts like a charm. Use it,
For srle in Charlotte, N, c. by y. Oates; in sa.
lisbnry hy &. b. Wheeler N Lexington BY J. z.
Nabry IN Grcensborough by ], g. Il. Sloan; in
Fayetteville By J. a, MRaoi in Yorkyllle, :. c.
by ConistoGb Il Co.'S agent.
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En HEuMATIsN and LAMrNEss nosilirn

- HEUMATISH and LAMENESS positive
q D ly cured, and all shriyeed muscles and
limbs arc restored in the old or young, by the 1S
DlAS YEGErAREE ELMR ASD NERyE ASH Bow LIN
IMENT--but never without the name Of ConIstocl
Il Go. on II.
For sale in Charlotte, H. C. by b. Oates; in So
lisbury by G. d, Wheeler in Lexington by ] r
Mabry; in Greensborouph by J. g. K. Sloan il
Fayetteville BY j. a. M'Rae; in Yofksille, S. c
By Comstock e. Co.'S agent.
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THE NEW WKR ROE,
Every number embellished with
A Beautiful steel Engraving.
rpl7ED ~ c. ?, noa1ls AND ). :. Wills.

EDITED BY G. P, aOEafS AND - 2. WILLIE.
REASONS FOR TAKING TIE INV MIRROR
Ifree Dotiqrs cannot buy 30 much Of literary
and pictorial value in any other shape
Fyty-ttro highly finished steel sHg1qgingS are
given IN the course Of the year.
The literary contents are the freshest and best
that can be furnished by tue experienced taste
and industry Of its editors.
The type and paPsr are not excellcd By those Of
any other periodical.
4 Splendid book 70 lind and preserve is in your
hands at The close of the year, containing every
thing Of current interest worth remembering, and
many invaluable gems Of literature and AT.
A delightful uisitor to y0ur family ci,cie is such
Saturday pgrer.
BIZ the yeqr each number cost but fcs yeacs, tho
there are in it sixteen pages Of the choicest mat
ter, and picture such as could not be bought
slngy at the printshops for less than two stIings
EtoEl c0st yoa aoihiag 10 send y01T subscription
as postmasters authorized 10 enclose il to tAg
editors postage free.
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an oRMs WORMS srAsrlfSo FAsrs-

an ORMS! WORMS! srAs1LfN0 FAgrs.-
w Hundreds Of Children and adults ore .as'
yearly with worms, when some other cause has
been supposed to be the ireo one.
IL is admitted by all doctors that scarce i me-
woman or ehild exists but are soouer OF later f0i
bIed with worms, and 10 hundreas Of eases, aa4
to relate supposed fever Fcarlatina, cold Of soms
other ailing carries of tho flowers of the humsa
iamily-whie in truth they die Of Worms ara
these could have been eradcaied 10 a day, by ~
use of a bottle of kOLMSTOCk'S VERNE
FUGE, at The cost Of quarter of dollar.
JCaRiion.--Nevcr buy this article unlesa 7
has Dr. Kolmstock's Vern,ifuge Handsomely
engraved on the outside label, and the iaesiini'p
Of Comstock e. Co.
For sale in Charlotte, N. C. by n Oates and 4
J. TIolton in Salisbury by G. h. Wheeler in lsei'
lneton by j. P. Marby; in Grsnsborough by J.
& X. Sloan in Fayetteville by ] A, M'Raei u
Yorkyilie, $. c. by Comaock g. Co.'S agent
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g. ARSAPARJLLA. ---Comsiock' Conipaaa !
- Extract. There is no other preparation =
Sarsaparilla, that can cncccd or equal this. u "
are sure TO get Comstock's, you will find i sefs'
rior 10 all others. II does not require putting, n
For sale in Charlotte N G. w b. oRtes ana :
J. IIolton in Salisbury By G. h. Wheeler N ~
ington by j. r, Mabry; IN GreeuaborepgE ~ !
& X. Sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A. MRaei =
YoFkville. s &, by Coms;cck & Cos agent
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TO ALL TIE WORLD WHO USE LEA.
THEIR ~ ANY FORM.
OIL OF TANNIN.

OR, LEATHER RESTORER. a NEW CHE.
MICAH DISCOVERY.
~ OST people know, that skins and hides are
VA converted into leather by The use OF Tan
min extracted from certain barks, &c. When tho
force and strength Of the Tannin is worn out,
leather becomes dead hard, DIN, brittle, cracked,
ooUeied ieih a crust, &c. THIS ALL KNOW.
To restore then life, softness no,siness, strength,
sBtoothness, and remove all crust fly, or blister
restore the tannin. This substance the leather
never can receive the second time; but the whole
virtues Of II are in this article, the OIL OF TAN
NlN-9hich pGnetrales the stlffest and hardest
leather, If It has been twenty years in use and
ii II tears easily viih the fingers, it imparts at
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. II becomes like new leather in all respects,
with a delightful sollness and polish, and makes
all leather completely and perfectly imperyious
to wa.er-and particularly boota, shoes carriage
tops, hose, trunks, harness. and in fact all things
made OF leather giving a splendid potish, even
higher than new leather has, and at least doubling
its wear and durability in whatever manner the
leather is used. These are facts.
Those who will may wear old Shoes groan with
corns ride with old carriage tops have old harness
and throw them away half used look filthy them.
selves and all about them, expend double what Ia
necessary for articles Of leather 10 their hearts
content, for what we care, If their prcjndices are
50 strong they will not try new discovery. We
have no fayors 10 ask of them, they are the great
est sufferers, and we beg for nobody's custom or
patronage. Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
BJ'None genuine unless with the facsimile Of
Comstock 4 Go. For sale an Charlotte, N. C. by
y. Oates IN Salisbury by c. y. Wheeler; in Lex.
lng'on by J. 7 Nobry in Grocnsborough By J. &
X Sloan IN Fayetteville BY J, a M'Rso; in York.
vile, S &. BY Comslock & Cos agent.
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FESIiIS preparation has now stood the test OF
n several years trial, and is confidently re.
commended as a safe and etieclual medicine for
expelling worms from the system. The unexau-
pied success that has attended its administration
in every case where the patient was really niiilc-
ted with worms, certainly renders 1t worthy the
attention Of the Public.
The proprietor has made it point TO ascertain
tie results Of IFS use in such cases as came with
in his knowledge and obsCFyaton-and he inva.
riably found it 10 produce the most sautaIy effect
not unirequent!y after nearly all the ordinary
preparations recommended for worms had been
previously rosorlcd 10 without any permanent adj
vantage. This fact is at,eslcd by the certificates
aud statements Of hundreds af respectable per-
sons in different parts OF the couniry--and should
induce families always to keep vial of the pre-
paration in their possession II is mild in its OPP
Grafton, and may be administered with perfect
safety 10 the most delicate infant
For sale at the Drug Store, By
b. OATES, Sole Agent.
Aug. d, 1919. On
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8& 8aalla311stiII "a 8i ISsS

4 Il JBsEs nat have Riog bone, Spawn, Wind
y gals, &c. arc cured BY Roofs Specific; and
tVgNDbRBD hoFses entirely red by Roofs
fouaaar Dal0cnl. Marx this, all aorserneu.
For sal1 n Charlotte, n. { BY b. Oates in Sa.
iisbgry BIZ & 3 Weee,er IN Lexington by J. r
N4bry ID Gteersbor9ugh BY J & r. Sloan g.
Fayetteville BY A NRae; in Yorkylle, s. in
BY couHtocs a Ca's lqeat.
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By the remittance &c the sum here specified.
cops Of the method will be sent by mail OF 10 any
mode proposed b. the purchaser.
Al. letters Of inquiry must BE post paid.
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Projectors Of the Patent Right FOR the Southern
aad Western States.
u The publishers Of any newspapers who is
following agricultural pursuits, BY giving our ad.
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method Of any extent which he may want, and
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II, shall have for his own exclusive use a copy Of
the method RENTED 10 him by mail or otherwise
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Aug. %, ls43 52tf
gIWe will take $40 right and the proprietors
will please forward il by mail if it is not called
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NOTICE TO CON
TRACTORS.
A COURTHOUSE

in the town Of Monroe, until the Goth dav Of No.
yeu!bor next. The building to be fifty feet by
forty, two stories high, to be based on rock one
foot below the surface and two feet above, the
walls to be OF wood of good quality The basemen,
story to have passage eight feet wide through
the centre Of the entire building, each side OF
which TO 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 70 the mos, mod.
srn and plain style The proposals must embrace
the plan, specification and estimates Of cost--the
Commissioners 10 be Z. liberty 10 suggest such
alterations as they may think proper and vary the
estimates accordingly. Applicants should ad.
dress there communications 10 the Chairman Of
the COMMISSIONERS at Oakville, Union county,
N. C., post paid The Commissioners will decide
within fifteen deys aiter the time above specified
and would wish ali applicants present
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-01-26
ASSIGN EE'S SALE.
WILL be sold at public auction, a

WILL be sold at public auction, at Martins
burg, in the county Of Berkeley, and State
OF Virginia, on Tuesday the 3tst of January in-
slant, the following property, viz:
The reversionary interest Of John Nipe, who
was declared to be a bankrupt by decree Of the
District Couri Of the United States for the Wes-
tern Distrctof Virginia, at Staunton, on the 9th
day Of August, 1912, in the estate of his father
George Nipe, deed. late of Berkeley County, Va.
The interest Of the aforesaid John Npe, can be-
ascertained more fully by reference TO the Will Of
George Nlpe, decd. which is recorded in The
Clerks Office of the County Court of Berkeley
County.
The above interest will be sold for cash.
Such title to the above property will be made
the purchaser asis vested in me by the decree in
bankruptcy, made on the 9th day Of August, lS42,
IN the District Court of the United States, holden
at Stanton, OH the petition of said Nipe.
JAMES POINTS, Assignee.
Ian 5. 1919.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE
in Mason (U,Iufy.

~ -noS"n county,
w ILL be sold at public auction, on Monday
the 9th day OF February, i643, in the town
of Point Pleasant, Mason county, Va. all the
right. title and interest of James Greer, a tract
OF 100 acres of land, lying on Mile Creek, in
the county Of Mason, said land being subject 10
the Dover Of a Widow.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third in hand, the
residue in equal payment Of aud 10 months,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security,
and lien on the land TO secure the deferred in
stalments.
Such title to the above property will be made
the purchaser as is vested in by the decree in
Bankruptcy, made on the Sd day Of October, ls4e.
in the District Court of The United States holden
at Stanton, on the petition Of said Greer.
S. A. MILLER, Assignee.
Jan 10