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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-30
a Gard 10 The Public

TIME amount 81 bodily and m,ra --.
IL arising from ucglt = ue small l,-,
is inealcuable, and Il is therefore Of do NJ
Importance that strict attention ta,.r $50
most tfi!iiug bodily iufrmiiies should \ r..
for diseases Of the body invariably sra..
mind. DIR. MuFFA1'S VEGETABLES
MEDICINES, ia eyTy instance sfnr Nj.
have been thoroughly USED. have IRITWpr.s
I OVER DISEASE ID almost Oh. rs t..r...
forms. Tie saiutury effects Of tie Liz M.
cines have, ia i1Ci, been 5hh.rc,rgHy, r..,..
ed, that N llic snort space Oi asu ..a-..t.r....
become fal!y established as The mos g. ,
and perfect mode .. lfcaI4shi ever gs.rs. I. 4.
public,
/, IS unnecessary, LeFe, ls- Dr.. M.-l..
capitulalc al the reasons wb.gb ha,g s-.
him to arrive at Mis- conclusion. Lrsr.
for him % say tI.at Tie dtslu9esG r
Of hrs fellow cili1nns s. ho tage eea ......
use the Life incidents, wi! freely lsg..,.
any one who may feel d.spa gg aHs....
fec, 37J BroadWay. lie has t-s.a ,a 81. ...
thousand iettcfs, Voluntarily pr s.-ott,l.
ticnts, tie receipt and fefH-a. 81 ~e... H., ....
him more pleasure than al lie aga. E
cou.d eou.lr
ne teslci 'a7. t"' ,ttb# .l
origin Of Noiists lite MEDICINE nasUa..t
a pfoitucied and painful iiIuess a. t...,..-.
tor, Mr.. joins Moran. Wbca taken 1..
was prosperous "n" H'of'-a.H- nCa
the lower pAfi 81 'he c'i5 eta a-..t-
and etap.cyeS huH tti u tlf OBJ. 'ss.-
cans he, after months % s-s-'.ag- 1855 r.
60 aiAh e ~ lIc 'AeS'C.'e s1'sL 's b.h -'a
m. ea@c, IN tc lin, v,gfea,,
case VAS urnsrallrlgG II fEs h}.fe-v Il ...
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-30

DJnt YOU want TO buy rale prime lot
Of butter ~ SAID Yankee notion dealer,
who had picked up a load from fifty differ
cnl p'accs, 10 Boston merchant. "W ha,
k.ud OF butter IS ltl' sand the merchant
% The clear quail all made by my wife
from a DAIRY md forty cows; only two
churntnEs.' 4" But what makes it Of so
many coIors p SAID the buyer. Hear aat
now ! guess you wouldn't Ak lha, question:
# you'd seen my cows Cor ILey are a int
spcckladcr than the butter rs 7'
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Behind 70 my child said tho washcr
woman, gently whca was mqrficd 10
hor islhcr, ho VAS prosperous, happy, and
proud az va are. lie died, and eIs ne in
poverty. Ills child has never heard q
harsh word beneath this humble roaf--bc
gonilo 10 hor as have BEEN
The old wUman sat down, and bending
hos head began TOO smooth the folds Of Der
faded SILK dress, and thus she tried to con.
cra the tears that her own words had 10.
locked.
The young student arose. lie had been
wisely chosen by plot,crs, Cor ucver was
clerical dignity moro thoroughly pat on
Ito looked sctlo1s and earnest enough TO
huyc deceived more suspicious persons than
Ida aud her honest hearted mother. lie
pronounced the ceremony with impressive
socmGity--so impressive that Miss War
ner and her companion could hardly sup
press their laughter a, his successful acting
The young couple sat down. Ida,
pale, confused aud lrenbing-but Gil
bert was moiionless, aud With his eyes bent
steadldsllyo on the two females who were
little nearer tho door They we're wins
poriug together. Miss Warner seemed
striving losuppress her inclination toinir,h
illihe proper iimo, aud a Slight giggle
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-30

D. ARSAfARilLA- -Cou,s,o,k's Compound
- Extract There is no other preparation of
Sarsapaflla, that can exceed or equal thus. Ifyuu
are sure to get Comstock's, You wiil find il SUMO.
rior 10 all others. 1t does net require putting.
Tor sale IN Charlotte, n G. hy D. Oates and T.
j. llolton' IN Salisbury by G. b. Wheeler in Les.
ineton BY J. 7. Mubry; 10 Grecpsborouqh hy J.
n K, Sloan; in Fayetteville by J. \, MRlc; ,n
forkvillc, :. C. by Comscck * Co.'S agent,
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90 Never, think, in all our acquaintance with
|ich establishments have such bill of attrac
ions Mr.. Barnum offers this day and evening at the
merican Museum. The Indian Chiefs, aured by the
Prospect Of pleasant weather stay and give besides their
ances and ceremonies great feas with the bow and
Pw. hitting sxpence every shot, It's sad at incredible
stances. The Ethiopian melodies and dances of the
Prps of Kentucky mnstres are the most exquisite
Foduced. We need not eulogse such dioramas as the
eparure OF the sraetes, and the Conhagraon of Mos
Pw-need not speak of the nevertring mechanical
cures OF Vivad the fairy dances of la petite Celeste,
songs OF the excellent vocalists People will need
Fgingto go. These Indians are just what they
resented viz. Sac Fox and Iowa warriors and chiefs,
om near the Rocky mountains. Though recently from
Ier native wids they very friendly. They under
and not word of English and attended by an inter-
Feer and the Indian agents. Colonel Devoe and Major
ulick.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

New Orleans plenty. but operations sre small and
hoops sales at $4s73 80. Howard street we quote at
$4o0t 42I; Georgetown the same, and Alexandrin at
~ II Is full two months before the supply OF Genssee
can be increased. which must have tendency to raise
the price of all other sorts.
The large shipments of -four from this country to South
Amerc: have completely glued the market much so
that the present stock rs hands in all the ports of
country large enough to supply the demand for the
next six months. =ss-sH- -
At Boston, the receipts of western via New Orleans
were very large. On the pad, 5000 bbls arrived.
Sales quoted Of Genesee common brands $475, ia
mily 81 s78; Ohio VIA New Orleans at So 81 437 How
ard street 81 25; Southern dull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

a MEXICAN LAND AND LOAN OFFlCE.-wiI,am
Smsn hsvpF above thirty years experience 10 the
patronage he has enjoyed respectfully oicits the
e.: Of n; h. sss
Of New York for the purchase sale exchange Of Houses
gybc SALE and for the hiring and letting Of Houses Stores
e. R.s sS G s.o he
tendance Of erecting and repairing Buildings.
advantage apply at thus ofee rather ihsn % any
othe, in the city both point of economy despaIc
ysed IN two Of lhs widely circulated journals
and every honorable exertion made dispose Of he
sired be offered public snccn thus giving to owners Of the
lie viii also attend to siecting nsuranc. on property OBJ
tanning aud loanns Of and mortgage or other
securities taking special c.s 60 receive ample for
emen OF the legal profession Of established character 70
Holders Of ground that requires improving will hI il
ety to fsi an,ass 70 apply 70 him his knowledge Of
9snsnce with The building houses will enable Inn 20 &c,
Them erected on the most reasonable terms far less
He will take charge Of real estate intended for public
will be great those Intending to dispose Of theii
property will p5epaie the sdvertissmens that they
will be found TO be great saving from the fact property
de- , q ed
Individuals companies that require
economically al rseeved prom S
paid Persons wishing 70 hire purchase properly
persons residing at distance deHrous to sell or
purchase real by endn description Of the property
farms or houses sale and wish have surveyed aud
drawings TAKEN have dons in the most elegant manner by
Also Contracts and other paper, prepared.
All letters for the purchase sale or exchange Of real estate
f; S?: sss
Those having money to loan can have Z nvestsa ree Of
expense, by calling at this Office, lee iuksr
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~ To THE MARRIED AND UNMARRIED

b. To THE MARRIED AND UNMARRIED
|AR GENTLE READER: Are you aware that personal
pearance is great fortune in this world. and that is
st disgusting for person to have bad yellow, dark
|f your skin has pimples, reckles, sunburn it,
our flesh is chapt tender, why cake Of the Italian
emcal Soap will clear it finely of any Disagreement
BY il dandruG in the roots then bottle of Jones'
al Hair Restorative is the most certain and excellent
|nedy ever invented We assure readers that we
n troubled. It is sold at very reasonable price by
es(we vouch for anything he selsl sign Of the Anne
Ian Eeglc 80 Chatham street.. Buy these exoallent ar
lies once. You will be well satisfied.
Any person who has cough or cold may be cured by
! shng's worth Of Jones' Cough Candy, sold at the
place. Such is its excellence that the money is resto
to all who do not find all is represented in curing
monary complaints. Agents. Zieber, 80 Arch street
fadelphia; next to the American Hotel Washing
D. c. State street, Boston; 81 State street. Albany
King street, Charleston Sc, ls9 Fulton street
boklyn.
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contractors in whose hands large amounts were fixed
could not realize In whatever direction the attention is
turned large holders Of deprecated stocks sncoun
tered seeking to SELL They have not hitherto sod be-
cause sale was out Of the question For the last few
months, money has rapidly accumulated in the Atlantic
Banks far beyond what they could employ in regular
business The stream of specie continues to flow in in
creasng volumes to Shores without encountering
any improved demand for its employment. stern
cesssity thus for the banks in order pay
their expenses and yield dividend to find channel
Tor the employment of their surplus funds Treasury
notes were the favore and they have risen to
itper cent premium. New York State stocks into
aVor and other stocks in succession the prices Of which
under the loans upon them by the banks The
stockboard was started the boldest pecu
a'ors who by hypsthecaton increase their any
extent Their operations have raised the prices of stock
very rapidly all descriptions have immensely improved
ana the point Of danger has arrived. New York 6s
above par and the pledge of the party in power issue
no more stock, while they at a discount, is can
ceiled The vast quantities Of stock held all Sides
here and Europe agated by the high prices ready
to be precipitated upon the market. The New York
Banks have created bait which will draw upon them
all that mass Of Indebtedness which crushed the United
States Bank End Frustrated the system throughout the
Unon-mpelled by the vuperation OF the London
press and the affected of the oyasts for American
credit The for the most part in the hands
of the community but held in large lots by contrac
like the GA 900 worth held by Dennistoun Co.
These all eagerly watching the moment to realize
Every packet which goes to England, carries confrma
tons OF the indispostion to pay taxes and ind
cations of the favorable moment to escape. by
saddleing the banks here with the stocks
The American Life and Trust assigned Robert Curtis
Co. of London, the following stocks f6sO7o or
ss0o,7a5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL. Auctioneer.
BY BELL HOWARD.
sa1syss Nos. - .Ann and IFS FuifoN stvssiD
MOND1Y

MONDAY.
At I0k o'clock at the auction room.
splerdd cabinet urnu sale, uphoisteres stock piano
ortes looking and stock q The
most elegant city made warranted cabinet furniture OF all
descriptions 6 best live feather beds hair mattra,ses
mo DO holsters pillows pelastes ottomans dvans benches
PEG and window curtans superb piano Ites Ny order OF
e Mahs beautiful painn1s. some plated ware Clocks
The sale above truly valuable articles Will take place
70 rooms having been taken for the purpose by
Saturday.
TUESDAY.
S.. AZ lel o'clock in the sale rooms.
sun clothing London aud French cloths clmeres vestings
Also pledged articles fancy goods iewey cutlery
Also, books and stationery, groceries, &c.
Also about 600 yards English and French broad and
beaver cloths and cassimeres lots suit 2
gloves, stockings, under shnts, flrs, SC.
A,so valuable watches, London guns Trunks, second
hand clothing do silk and cashmere shaw scars
and handkerchies and numerous other choice goods.
Also set Of smiths and timers tools and Two boxes of
e0'"0S books and 'rS;h s Sfy transportation
AT l0x O'Clock at the sales room.
Large and splendid sale OF first furniture Of all descp
do. do
Comprising carpets mating oil cloths beds. bedseds
bedding sofas chairs tables, bureaus looking glasses ward
robes boards elegant ofas couches marble dressing
bureaus dito pier and centre tables superb pianoorts
all kinds OF bed room furniture. kitchen utensils &C.
Also large addtiena lot Of elegant cond hand furniture
removed from Brooklyn for convene of sale.
Also 1000 lbs curled hair for uphostsIs.
o several valuable counters counting house funiture
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Died.

On Sunday, the 26th inst EDWARD HENRY, aged twenty
months OF Claudius c. Bechet and grandson of
Anthony Chardon.
The friends of the family invited TO attend the fune-
raj Monday afternoon, 9th inst at four o'clock from
l29 Hudson street.
On Friday, oath inst Of commissions, THEODORE Con
NELrus BooTH, aged months and % days, infant of
Samuel and Emily c. Booth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

AT the time Of the assignment, the Kentucky stocks
were worth Sso72sO They have recently risen to $685.
$780, an Improvement of OOO The holders anxously
watch the market and the to realize will not be
lost. The result may be the final ruin of all the
Banks, &c.
The recent Legislation in Kentucky and Ohio has givea
agreater blow public credit than even the failure of
oker States because has betrayed the same desire to
evade debts differently expressed in the repuda.
ting States The State of Ohio is precisely now where
when her domestic liabilities Frustrated
her credit The clamours IN rennsy vana against taxa
ton to pay foreigners when aborng citizens are left to
sarve twas powerful argument in the hands of people
previously ndisposed to pay and general soon
overlook the State Ohio has reached precisely
point She has hitherto paid her debts from her
own resources Let US look at her movement last year
REcEIPrs AND EXPENDITURES OF ONO IN 1sa2.
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kh3- OVER MILLION OF sHERMAN's POOR
hns Plaster sold in year. and hundred tons
his Lozenges have been sold in four years and half
many millions have been cured of coughs colds head
be- seasickness worms dyspepsia and consumption can
hrcely be told. II is fact, that among the multitude
ho have used them not solitary complaint has ever
|n made, for where human means can do good, sher.
|ns Lozenges to do it, trust other article;
bid the miserable limitations you would murderer or
hief DR.. Shermans warehouse is at LOG Nassau street
kens SO William street; ITO. 273 and 459 Broadway;
East Broadway ls8 Bowery 227 Hudson street. and 1870
ton street, Brooklyn; Ledger Buildings, Philadel
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aY3- .BRIsTOL's sARsAPARILLA.-M

{h3- .BRISTOL'S SARSAPARlLLA.-Many of the
Sst PHI scians in the country have voluntarily borne
Fitness to its superior efficacy and value, their writ
certificates in the posses sion of the proprietor
II show. Testimonials almost nnumerable from per-
who have been benefited by its use have its
dicnal virtues tested by their friends also in the
Ssse'sion of Mr.. Bristol, which prove how many, how
{rious and how extreme have been the instances in
hch, by its operation. the sick and the almost despair
3 have been restored to health and happiness.
Brstols SarsaParlla Is and invaluable combina.
Of vegetable remedies of established medical value
from its peculiar properties is almost nfalibe in all
mpaints that arise row impurities Of the blood from
morbid action of the absorbent and ganduar sy STEMS
pm constitutional idosyncraces hereditary predspos
and In general all chronic and long standing inhrm
and irregularities ofthe human frame To enumerate
the diseases in which has been found to be sove
gn remedy, would be to make this notice much too
hgthy and only here suggest to the reader the
ue and Importance of this preparation, and refer him
advertisements in the public papers for detailed
elgence respecting its efficacy, in nearly all cases OF
mpaint except those Of the most ordinary, endemic
ID epidemic character. The proprietor desires only to
attention generally directed to this article confident
bit its virtues only need be known to be apprecat
that it will stand the test of any trial. and that in
based usefulness. and added popularity must be the d
p result of its more extended acquaintance.
Zee that the written signature Of c. c. Bristol is
cork of the bottle.
BrstoPs Sarsapara is for sale at Mhau's Pharmacy,
Broadway; Robert Leggatt, NJ D., II Avenue d, and
Houston st; James Syme, SO Bewery; B. Quackenbush
Greenwich street; N. w. Badeau; go Bowery; J. G.
ed; la3 Fulton ST. Brooklyn;J Syme "A Fulton street,
at wholesale by William Burger, so Courtandt st.
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M A R L TIM E HERALD.
Packets to Sail.
ship Masters ana Axents.

We shall esteem it favor if Captains of Vessels will give
to Commodore ROBERT SILvEY Of News Fleet a Re
PG Of the Shipping e At the Port WHENCE they sailed the
anv Foreign Newspapers News they may have. He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents at home abroad will favor by
sending to this Office all the Marine Intelligence they can
received. ~ ~ '
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'omestlc ImportatIons.

NEW ORLEANs-Brg Pallas40O bbs wheat Everett Bat.
ee-903 DO flour Dwight JOhnson-9l do molasses Tay-
orEo1 bbs 800 sacks corn Abo-l hid bbls roots
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Corn Trade.

This market is largely supplied with -four Of all des
orptions but Genesec which scarce Prices for those
brands have advanced, and holders very firm. We
quote sales S475 OHIO and other western brands via
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-27

be- OLDRIDGE's GENUINE. BALM OF COLUM-
is not only certain preservative but positively
rative of the human hair also, cure for dandruf.
member the genuine, that has the name of Comstock
L Co. on the wrapper, from IS Magazine street, New
eans, and Comstock and Co. II Maiden lane this city.
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AMUSEMEN rs.
NIBLO'B.
CONCERTs DHIXER, A La MUeARp..

NIBLO's.
CONCERTS OLIVIER, A LA MUsARb-.
meu Of FNnLo has the honor .dis. and r.ns-
csa. Ia. YSs hs, the o. he FORM. Con
Say engage T IFS Ryk i T ~,
The following high Ar,ss Forming c;cnSs.oou Of IN.
"'sA'iMs Gist's III "
Mi; . & :5sss$$ssf$ 8. ..,x,.
sl Mn FiM MAARTiNI. and
Who will perform SOLO. with orch..,r, A,.o,,,,,;.
which have given such unusual delight farmer Concert.
will again perform under the sreSt;on Of Mr. KammereI
ffk asT ffksF.
Grand 0ys st T.. Gu S,ehs;G. Lnapsu,.r
Ari.X Rsy.o from the opsr. Of sounambuIaD D'sn'
Grand Ar;s."Ci.I Pietose,'-Mn. =. Lcder Ro .ai
Grand solo FOR the ianc Forte, with fall orchestra
F's,,s &. . nn
Dust~Bstwssn Ma.,ss and Scholar called The ees. '''
;: s,:;s
s 81 %
thrown and brill ntiy lighted for the occasion,
aa''''''s'' w'''1s' any Fk sRfI!r'; SECOND
0veru5s;n;;FuI! Orchestra Mozart
Dueo sopo ~ from tn. Aa'''
0pegH III MatIimoni secreto"-sis. D. Bssnis.
tBy particular de.re)-Grsnd scsna-"Ca,a Diva
With Allegro, from the favorite Opera Of Nerma-
Vienna GGsslS p 9s s ~ E:s.s:
Dustt-(by desire) when a little Farm we keep
~ Mrs Sutton and Sig. De Begins Asz.nshi
g. %SM will preside :, the Piano yo.,. '' Orchestra
u lckes so cents. Doors open at 7. Concert com
msnce at precisely FIJI
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THO H. BLAKE,
Cdmmisstesle1 0(the General Land ONCE.


NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
livery person caming the right Of land any
OF the townships designated in this reclamation virtue Of
the provisions Of the Of 22d June
ded by the act Of LIST june 1870 Of the provisions lat
ter those laws still apply claims by
the absence ofthe pa at the Registers Office 22d June
certain privileges another and different class OF
guessed the the satisfaction of the Register
and Receiver Of the Land Oce and payment
therefor soon practicable after tins notice. and be-
fore the day appointed for the public
forfeited. -
Where the year subsequent fling Of psts shall
pre- Previous TO the fixed for the the sale
above mentioned claims under the Of above
referred will be up and paId fcr prior
TO the expiration OF such year
THO. H. BLAKE
Commissioner effhe General Land Office
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FOREIGN Importation,

Foreign ImpOrtatiOnss
PONCE PRBrg Mary Averl-5 hhds bbls sugar Is hbds
moasses 10 bbs potatoes w Archbad-O0 hhds moasses
Southmayd son. "
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES

IN pursuance of law JOHN TYLER Presiden; Of the
g. held a hs n.a %
land Offices the Territory Of Iowa. the periods
Al the Land Office at FAIRFIELD (s.e Burnxon CON
puS nay Il. % s
he Sas: ne w aGd Yves, of the m
Township seventy Sc. en-, Of range .x: 'N
TownsLps seventy and seventy
seven of range eight
Townships two, seventyou seven
ty,6ve and seventy-seven Of range nne
Townships seventy seventyone, sevenytwo and seventy
il. Zine. Of n1 eleven
North base line and Ee:, he h meridian
ter Of SECTION eight in township range
P 81 s %
East half Of Nor east quarter in section twentynne in
Lots and section thyfour, township seventy
A. the Land Once at pU BUQUE, CONNIE ucins on Monday
lie lands Within he ms the G o.
North of the base line. and West of the fifth principal
Townships eighty. eigyone eizhty-two, eighty-tee'
TSwnshp' s;stsnyssh eighty sshone sEet~o
Townships seventysight to eighty seven ncasive of range
s e: Ss @
North Of the rs Sa.s and e: III pr.ep.
indian.
Townships eight eightynine inclusive of range
Townships Enthusiastically nine, ninety and ninetyone.
Sections three four nine eleven. fourteen and fifteen
% 'sSsa.s u n'se e lsnss s
other purposes, will be excluded from sale.
tIie. q land the toyp.hs offered. win be until
G9a 81 saa hs sB o%u this
BY the Prtssi 1sSt & p,.wr