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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02
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SAYINGS OF 4 PRINTER The man who stops
a newspaper because he Is going 10 get married !,
pays poor compliment to his intended, and
probably expects to have no children to learn 10
read.
The man who patronizes 4 foreign paper IN
preference TO of his own county, should be
made pay double for advertIs rnents, necessary
10 be published in the county, and not be allowed
the privilege Of inserting either obituary, or mar
riago notices, without paying for them as adver'
tsements besides he should be excluded from all
posts OF trust, profit, or honor
The mao who undertakes to for an office
without taking county paper, should be struck
with string halt ring bone, and SPAWN, all at
once. if there be her way to beat him
The who orders a paper discontinued with
out paving up. Is unreviIed sneak and ought
to be afioat in tho Laxawaxon on pealed
saw log, and landed on the Jersey side of the
Delaware
The nj who takes paper and pays for it
IN advance, which Is well enough within the
year, is a gentleman and good citizen IN every
sense of those terms, and deserves we'll of his
country.
A correspondent, Of the Richmond Enquirer -
who states that be has ever been an ardent frien
OF Mr.. Van Buren, and voted for him for Presden,
10 1910, thiuks it would be unwise TO nominate
him again FOR President: ne says--"I entertain
no unkInd feeling ards nv brother Democrats.
who NAV differ with me in their first choce--for
if did. would not be Democrat, bit / do fear
that If Nr. Van Burea's friends do hold to
him so fast as they do at present. and he should,
through the partialty Of the delegates, get the
nomination in the Conrention. ANOTHER De
FEAT AWAITS Us, MORE APPALLING
THAN THE LAST. 10 l>i4'
CUTTING 81 rise for inf0rnation'' said
member of legislative body. Il am very glad
10 hear IT, said bystander, ',for no man want.
II more"
SHORT SFRuoy.-Le, no min ever exlect to
prosper IN this life. gain the respect anj es
eem Of others. without Underwriting course 81
10 egrItv and virtue.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

Two curious philosophical facts are stated
on the authority OF the foreman OF the rope
walk IN the navy yard at Chareslown. One
Is, If you heat tar, such as they use for their
cables, 100 degrees above boiling heat. you
may dip your hand IN it with the greatest Inn
punity, and they are in the constant habit of
doing so; the other Is, the leathern straps
coming from the engine, and working in the
machinery are highly charged with electrici-
~. BY standing upon non-conductlnS body
and holding the fingers over the straps pref
~ close, You become charged with the eleec-
trio fluid, and can give out sparks as from the
electrifying machine.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

a CoLoRED Observation-Disclosures Rob
erts, of the colony of Liberia, is a Young
man of color, who left Virginia when a boy
some 20 years ago. He Is said 10 be in,ei
gent. energetic, and atfable in an eminen, de
gree.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

TEXANS SHoT.-Five OF the men belonging
to WartieId's band of robbers have been cap
tured in New Mexico and shot by the auth
ding loaiers. who, too lazy 10 work, live by
plunderlDg travellers and traders. axe "a pidlv,
losing the sympathy of all civilized people.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

CHEAP TRAvELLING.-lt costs but eight dol
lars 10 travel from Montreal 10 New York
City by steamboat, meals included. The
time occupied in travelling this distance Is
three days and a half.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

The DEGRADIHG HABIT OF SwEARISG.-ltI is not
easy TO perceive what honor or credit is con-
nected with swearing? Does any man receive
promotion because he Is notable GluSterer
Or does any man advance to dignity because
he is expert at proiane swearing No! Low
mist be the character. which such lmpertl-
nence will not degrade. Inexcusable, there
fore, must be the practice which has neither
reason nor passion TO support 1t. The drunk
ard has his cups; the lecher. his mistress; the
satirist, his revenge; the ambitious man, his
prelerments, the mSer, his gold; but the com
mon swearer has nothing; he fool at
large sells his soul for naught; and drudges
The services Of the Deru gratis. Swearing is
void of all plea. Ii is not the native offspring
of the soul, nor inter woven with the texture
of the body. nor any how alice TO our frame.
For, as great man, Tillotson. expresses it.
"'hough some men pour out oaths as II 1t
were natural, yet no man was ever born OF 4
/ swearing constitution" But /; is custom.
low and patry custom. picked up by low
and paltry spirits. wEc have sense OF hon
or. no regard TO decercv; but are forced to
substitute some rhapsody OF nonsense TO sup
ply the vacancy of good sense. Hence the
Stiffness of the practice can only be equalled
by The Stiffness Of those that adopt it.-Ser-
mons by the late Or. Darid Lamont.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

FEMALE DEvoTEuNEss "A butcher OF The town
having been convicted OF tho 0agrgnt 81
stealing two oxen from open pasture, near
Revei, was nov Wing IN the dungeons bcna Nh ~ ,
previous 10 his Iouruey to Siberia. The
was engaged To bc married to a Young fnantun.
maker, whose pretty looks and WAYS had often
divided our attention with her fashions. OF
course, IT was thought and ads ised bv all who
wished her we'll that The disgrace f,s. eonnec-
ton would be relInquIshsd: but sting all n
treaties and representations she merely repeated
n faithful woman's argument. elf he wanted my
love, when innocent, to make hlm happy, how
much more does he reed he guiity!'
aud declared her int ntIous Of ACCOMPANY ing bun
IN his Punishment. Accordingly. the nournful
ceremony, the very anttihesis Of our las, "mar-
riage de convevance,' was performed IN the prs.
vault, and N u few DAYS after, the innocent
and guilty become one, started on their
cheerlcss wedding trip. The faithful wife took
with her tho sympathy and blessing OF every truo
woman's heart, and left behind a character which
m7Dy heroic maiden Of siernes times might
have enviet. We glad TO Ieorn this Journey
did not continue lUriher than Moscow, for there,
in consideration Of his wife, pardon reached tho
offender
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

A UERoiNE--Singuir Tronsaction.--The
Cattauragus Wing gives an account OF a ser
les OF outrages perpetrated IN the town OF
Machias, near there, upon family named
Andrews. EearIy last spring their house
was entered at different times, and robbed OF
many artlcies-the barn was set fire to and
burned to the ground-and twice an effort
was made to burn the house. A week or two
since single was found in the house warn
ing the family to quit IL or they would be
murdered, and on Thursday night, the eth
ult., Mrs. Andrews was awoke by noise
outside Of the dwelling. Looking out cautl-
ously she observed man fixing a sort of a
scatfold in order Ia reach window and quiz
city possessing herself Of an e,she waited un-
til the fellow had rased the window and thrust
his arm in, when with one blow she nearly
severed it from his body. The thief fell back
to the ground with groan, and was carried
off by his comrades, who were traced by the
fallen blood full twelve mics, when all trace
of them was lost.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

REfrsED REVERE A DECISION su~
Prefne Court OF Alabama has refused To reverse
a decision OF the Perry County Couri, senten-
eng man named Jones 10 the Peni;entiary for
ten yea-s, FOR whipping Of his slapes to death
Jones Is man of extensive family connexions
and great wealth. This is right.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

EGGs As RENEDY--Ths white OF an egg -
said to be specific for fish bones silckirg IN the
throat. 1t IL 10 be swallowed raw, and viii carry
down a bone very easily and certainly. There
lie another fact touching eggs which II viii be
very well remember. When, sometimes
by accident. cofrosIye sublimaie is swallowed tho
The white OF one or two raw eggs, taken lmmed
ately, will neuralIze the poison, and change the
effect into that Of dose Of celome
.z-Tha Re- John y u an, L Isc.nrn- II Cincr.a,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

SHORT SFRuoy-Lei no min ever cx1ect 10
prosper III this life. gain The respect nnj es-
'eem Of others. without al underwriting course o.
integrity and virtue
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

CUTTING d rise for lnf0rmation.' said
member OF legislative body. Il am very clat
10 hear IT," said bysiander, ''for no man want:
II mere
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-09-02

5rTha Re- John y. MaiEs IS Iec.oting IN c'ncinr-as
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-12-15
WATCHES * JEvNELI,.,
A Gard 20 the Public.

FENIlE amount Of bodily and mental misr,,
a arising from neglect Of small eompa.1'.
is incalcnah.e, and il is therefore Of the Ltuss
importance that strict attention 70 the leaaati
most tri1ing bodily niTmiiiCs should be lad
tor diseases Of the body invariably aifec, "A.
mind. DR.. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE
MEDICINES, in every instance where lfs,
have been thoroughly used, have lRIuMPAED
OVER DISEASE in almost all its dlytrsif5
forms. The salutafy effects Of the Lie Med.
zines have, Ia fact, been 20 universally expefen,
cd that IN the thot, space Q. Eve ycafs, the} As,,
become folly established a. the most easy ssl
and perfect mode Of treatment oyeT offered % ll
public.
II is unnecessary, here. for DR.. MuiTal 10 4,
capilnlalc ali the reasons which have Induce
7 him 10 arrive al this conclusion. 1t is sugicla
;ug him 10 say, that the disiniefes,el tes,iuo,
Of his fellow citizens Rho have been induced
uae tie Life Medicines. will freely be Cieftd
shy Que who may feel disposed 10 call ut his v
lice, S75 Iroadrby lie has there On tie seya
Thousand letters, Voluntarily pfohefed By his p
,icn,s, the reeripi and perusal Of ~ hich has gt,
him more pleasure than al the wealth q The !.
could confer.
The reader uiay not perhaps be aware TIA, Z
Origin Of hcfal's Life Medicines as the rtslt
proiruegca and painiul illness Of their ufiss
Tor, Mr. JoiIs MoFYAr. When taken III H.
was prosperous and tlontisbing merchant
the lower part of the city and having consul
and employed number Of our inesi Skiiinl thn
clBns no, after months ofyutieripg, wasprt,t
ca upcu totuy tbs. medicine which IA nCB IL,
10 the public
The elect Of lie Life Medicines 10 Dis 0,
case was unparalleled IA the history al med.
experience and be Immediately Determined
make know n 10 The world a medicine TO wh,eb
rot only o~ed bis life. bnt bis happinesa Il
Uniform success which has since attended d,
administration 10 every instance where {.
trial has been given them, has been Gllet,el
thousands and incUnlesiibly proves iAci, illi.4
murlt.
The Iiff rFnicisrg cai Ne taken with ,'t
BY persons q any ago; and the feeble. and in6r
Tie nervous aad The delicate, are stssnsthetti
heir operation, because by theiF ptompi sud IA
e. action upon lie secTctiuas Of the s. slta i
thrif assimilation with and PGIifcaiion oi
l.ood, hoy clear the system Of ell bad hurs
qaicl all nervous iu.iAbiliiy, and inyagipbly :.
daco SQUAD health.
Tor fuA particulars relative b The yaiio4g /.
eases, modes o. treatment with the Life Medel-
tho reader ia referred 10 The Good SAuiafal
patiishsd gTstatously. BY Ds. ". n. N liat .
Broadway, IA bich are alzo Published sriee..
ffou numerous lsl,ering and congratulated
tcfa received the past iew mouths.
The above medicine for sale BY
I. }. H0LToN, Agca,
Charlotte. Y. G.
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STATE OF NORTH.clR0LIN4,
MECKLENhCRG % ~.


4, Eqaify.-AueUa Term, ls43.
James Bainel. IS. Thos Neal and wife Ann, Nan.
ey Smith, Lestly Wright and .yiie Martha, A.
lex Grier and wife Peggy, Thomas D. Burgu.
ner and wife Mary, Caroline Nicely John Nee.
", Mary Nicely, Jas, Bigham and " Tie Isabella,
and ID. NJ. Lee, E&'r. Of james Sn,au, iunr,
decd. heirs al Law Of Jaries Spratl, sen dec 3D.
n tins case, II appearing to he satisfaction Of
II The Court, that the defendants, TLos. Neal end
wife, Nancy Smih, Lestly Wright and wife A.
lex. Gfier and wife, Tho. d Burgcner ard vite,
are not residents OF ts State, 4 IS ,lsrefore Or.
dsTed, that publication be made SIX ,goeks 10 tie
Charlotte journal, notifying said defendants to Be
and appear at the next Court ur Eouty, . be held
Tor MccAlenburg county, e. the Colri House IN
Charlotte, on Tie ith Monday in February next,
then and there to plead, answer Ur deruu,, othcr-
wise the bill viii ou taken Pr e9Bfesso, heard ox
paFte' ard judgment accordingly entered against
them.
Witness, D4vil 2 Dualar Clerk and Master
10 Equity, al piliae n Charlotte, lie Ali Monday
OF A gust, A. D. Iel3
I. r DUNLAP, CINE
Dee S 1913. Pt.ee adv Sc. u6
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- 5zHE.L EE2Ess AND
17dEEIHlH2Egs.

F zNiE sb5criofr haytag purchased the right q
4 erecting esd veadiag 10 North Carolina, tho
PATENT SMCT MACHINE. respectfully .a.
f5rus hiiiers and the owners u Nils IN Hccs.ea.
burg aud Gaharrus counties, fhat he Is r.ady 10
attend 10 Any orders be may receive for said Ma
eehnss. TINS Machine sarpassCg any Thing O., the
kind ever offered % thc P4yAe Whea, pl.ei is
thoroughly lmpfcgl4led "sgh Sea-; aad othe,
tiihr together with garlic s Il 1acs rendered p1se
and clean, cut Of which the U1si Floor cau be
manufactured lie has put Mp seyeaai ,u Lincoln
eonaty which have gjsea cau.e solicitation
Their durability aud saving sf labor aa tae p,sa.
araii9n Of Wheat for use, y i.i reader iLara 81. e
uat.e acquisition 70 those Interested - making
good Flour
Persons wishing 10 avail ben fIges Of the ben.
eft Of This Machine, val please inform Mr.. T.. J.
iioltoa, Charlotte, who viii trsusm,t oh orders 10
me GEORGE MJSTELLEE.
LdncolA County n. C., h0o. p s4J OF
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DIR, E&s5EEI'S
M q . 7 8 I1f q s :
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD.
0HRoNIc AND OTHER DIsEAses.


VA HETHER pro6aced BIZ bile. ah.epn. from
Internal morbid matters, arising from
ha-iy cured Old disorders from the use II iacr-
cury, ca!oD,rl, bark, &c, OF .a females. ron the
oa1ags Of ase, rs specified Boa the Pamphlet
ASg!SirgnL-'a SYarr-Ia;s medicine IS In
al }eacrca. Disorders, certain remedy.
hagszsh NArefE, sia l.aai4 and h Paste.
e-iseIlse- i-F IL speedy and perfect remo,al q:
GeagTfLgl and elect.
cob Mn 2ALzis, t-s Bal,qs aad Nervous
Affections, Colds, 81.
Aronste E.Taalr, !luiment iof Indigestion.
Fc.aress "a tae stomach, NuuiJuess or Weakness
IN the limbs, Reformation, &c.
Dz.ua.UFz PowDEa tlr Bilious Fever, Head
aeaz, Diseases % the Eyes, &c, which is 10 be
IA ca. IN TIC RgstgfeT
JAFsS Gi'ENEsr, for Piles, which is 10 be ap.
Piled besides tie BeslOrer.
BENsal Olsr.Sr, 70: Te.ter, Riugwo'ia, Salt
Eaeanf acgldacad, ErGPs,gns o. the skin, and rou!
ulcers; is 20 be applied besides the Rest0rey.
tstaEsAl Or STgEvGTHEN1s PLAsrEa, Tor
diseases Of tae Chest, Dyspepsia, Iniaml1atory
Reformation, Palsy. Paralysis, he.
DR. kgm ACCUSING on fol Deafness aud iii
D,aef A1ng t.8r Camg iaiHts, which IS 10 be used
together With die Res.orer
81 Dr.. hlli's Pamphlet "Trcatmcntn &c,
entered according 10 Act Of Congress, contains
fol- Directions !or the use or the above mentioned
medicine, and accompanies every remedy.
u PcTRoua wishing 10 procure any Of the med.
icines, "I. please direct heir orders, with The d.
mount, .posl pad,j to DIR. kUHL'S OFFICE,
Raleigh, y. g., Or Richmond, Va. or TO any Of the
following Agents ia North Carolina.
u Oates. Druggist. Charlotte
!. F.& G. Pdiier Concord
jenkins H. Blles Salisbury.
Humphries 4 Gather, Lexington
}. n r. Sloan, Greensbofough
NJ J. 4. Drake, Ashborough
C. Z. Henderson. Lincoiutou.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
steele Guuaiug & Co., Yorl. c. H.
deLare, Brawley & Co. Cheder c. H.
Ks Pamphlet.
JtiEr Z. Ir42 9str
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MANSION IEOl SIC.

FgyIlE subscriber hayir purchased NJ I. K
q Hughes interest IN the above Establish
ment, tenders his services 10 the Travelling Pub
lie. Having for several years been engaged IN
keeping Private Entertainment al Mount Mourne
in lredoll county, be INDUCES the hope that he
has experience enough in the duties OF ms bust.
ncss 10 enaCdvor To render comfortable all who
may besiow upon lis House their patronage
HIS TABLE shall always be well and plentiful
ly supplied with every lhing the country affords
10 please and satisfy the palate even Of cpicure
Ills BAR will be found furnished with cAUlc,
selection OF Liquors.
Lis STABLES shall be constantly attended By
faithful and attentive hosilers and supplied viii
abundant pfuyender.
BT SLOAN.
Charlotte. Jan. 81 ls43. t3l
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4 3 8BS &ss Fl r !, + +
THE NEW Ls1Fa,
Every number cm5elished ni'h
! Beautiful steel Engraving.
EDITED by .. n.zrsAsD So WILLIS.
EEtsoNs T1RTAAINc FugH Lw N.al0R-

REASONS T5RTAhING ruE SLW WaLQR.
Three D5''qys cs760t bay % much u literary
and pictorial yalre il ans Other slap
F9tgtrs highly flushed s'te, eserGsiDEs are
g.'eu n the course u the scar.
The literary c3atsatg axe the freshest and be-,
that can DO faFa.shed by Size ez2cr.cncrd tus.c
and industry ot lbs eait.Is.
Ih'nlPe and P1Pey arc 10; e1eeiled BY those d
any other periodical!
i sFle1d'c jsg' 20 Ji5F aud preserve is 10 you,
hands al The c5o-e u the year, containing every
l1ag %! gurfcut interest gJf;h remembering, Bua
maay invaluable gems u literature end AT.
4 de'igaiGd s.gi'ar 10 ggqr family ei,cle Is such
SatD's1y paper.
Byhe gar zach Haaigr cost but .fre pence, tho
NoFc arc IN II gls;aeu pages Of ;hc choicest mat.
ter, and picture such as could not b. bought
slnaly ai the printshoos ior teas than two shings
H'7H cast yai aofatag % send gqur subscriptions,
as p15'mastcrs arc authorized y enclose Il 10 tic
editors Postags free.
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d AL tut WORLD WHO ISL LEA.
JHEH IL ASI FORM.
or. on YANNIN.
OR, LEATHER REs10BER. ANEW CHE.
MI.AI DISCOVERY.

. bls, Liza HEX EHN tfbLR. \ NEW GIL
HlcAi DISCOVERY.
~ OsT people know, tha, stiss and hide arc
If2 converted .ato isatae5 BY the use OF Tan
MIA extracted l.om certain barks. sc. When ihe
fofcu and strength Of tho Tanuin Is worn out
!caiher becomes dfad, hard. dfp, bJials, eraetsd
c9rae3 lrih ernst, sc. TINS An KNOW
10 tore then Ire, sofiEess, mgigfRess, sfrfHgfk
sRs7iaHesa' and remove al crust, 'ly, u blister
tcsfDrc he faHHiH. Iis aubslantn the l4thcr
never ean receive the second time; bat the while
virtues Of It ARE 10 TINS article, The OH. or TAN
NlS-whiclt pHnetra;C5 tic stiiTcu ard hardest
leather, # i has been twenty years In usc; and
# II tears csaily ntth tie fingers, Il imparts at
uacc strength t8at is utterly incredible uutil
seen. Ithreamcs ike ucw leather, 10 al RESPECTS.
with delightful foHueE1 aaa polish, md makes
OIL leather completely and prriaclY impgryiogs
10 va'cr-and particularly boots, slIals, carfiarc
tops, hose, trunks h8fncss, and 10 fact all tings
made D! leather, giving a splendid polish, even
higher than nc@ leather has, ard Of least doubling
~ wear aud durability, ia whatever manner he
leather is ueed These are facts
Those WHO will may wear old shoes, rroan willi
nJns, ride Withhold carriage tops have Old harness
aud throw them away half used, look iiilhy them.
selves and al about them, cxpend double villa, i
necessary Cor articles OF leather 10 their hearts
content, ior what wg care, II their prrudiees arc
30 strong they VIII mol Try new discovery We
have 10 iayo's TO ash ofihen, they are the great.
est sufferers, md wc beg for roLody's custom or
patronage. Now, gentlemen, please yourselves.
GJ-Nono genuine unless with Tie iac.siuiIc Of
Copstock g. Ga. For sale III Charlotte. n. & bv
D. Oates II $ tIiehu5y ny G, D. Whcoirr: IN IeF.
iugton by J. =. Mabry Ia fsocnaboranrl LyI&.
Z Sloan in Fayetteville by J M'Gaci In York.
vile. :. G. BY Comsock s Co.'S aeont.
M AZ -. ~, x..,,.. .
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Eb HEUMATIsM and LAMENrss oo.Il

Es HEUMATlsM aud LAMENEsS positive.
Z u y cured, and all shriycllcd muscles ond
limbs are restored, 10 the old or young, nv tic Is
pf,S 'fgErAEfr EMyia Am NrryE AID lioNr LIS.
rAgsT--but never without the name Of Cotnslock
& Cu.oDit
Tor sale 10 Charlotte &c. By b Oates; in sa
lisbuFy by {. u. Wheeler in Lexington BY J. p.
nabry IN G'ccrsborough By ]. & Il. Sloan; in
fayo'taviile by }. a. MRac; in YQrkgillc, S. c.
BY Couistock 4 Co.'S agent.
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SOTItA.

A IL persons indebted q the tate o. J. Y.
z "a Wed3ing'en, deed, are requested Is ZONE
fofvsrd and seliiej aud those having cl4iras arc
requested 10 present tham properly authenticated
within the ume prescribed BY law, q tbs noc.ze
VIII be plead 10 bar Of their recovery.
8. y, %EDDI>GTOS, l1mr.
De. J 1913. liz
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EssaCl.sEI,Itls Wanted.

A BLACKSMITH Of sober and industriau.
a hab.ts, who understands Carriage Work
sl.i meet with constant employment al good va.
&C., il immediate Application l. paac 10
JOHN k SMITH
Cfn9ea, s. G., Noe. -. 1913. tl2
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4. J. HOLG0N, Agcaf,
Charloite, ". G.
EsALDNEsa-RALM oF CnLrMnIA. f-

ESALDSESS-BALM OF COLUMBIA, for
u ID the tair, which III stop ii ii falling out, o.
restore It N bald places, and on children make il
grow rapidly, or Oh those who have lost the hair
ron airy cause,
All YEaMlN hat iufcst the head Of children
IN schools, are prevented or Killed By il at oncr.
Find tie name OF Coust1ck & Co. on il or never
Try H. krusmJsr his Qtrays.
Tor sale IN Charlotte, y. G. by .. Oates and T
J. iloiion; u Salisbury by {. b. Wheeler, in Lex.
iugou by J. p. Ahbfy in Grccnsbofou. h by J.
$, r. sloan; in Fayetteville BY JiA. MRso; in
Yorkelie, s &. BY Con-iock 4. Co.'S agent.
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