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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

DY ORDER Of FroncIS \. Mann. Judge q Rsr<
y .l,sT Common Pleas counsellor, Nc notice Is h,,s
syea. thar an attachment has issued aSais' the csos
Vii b. sold for the payment OF III, debts unless he area
discharge such attachment, according 10 law wiiGia ~
r,o,th> OF the, first publication OF thus notice; snd thai H.
rn.t of any debts due hu by residents OF this S,sts ~
IN delivery 10 HIM for h, use 81 ANY property aishia
Star, beanguc tO him. and the transfer OF any such nr
b hin. are forbidden By law indare void Dated S.r,,r
NJ lSt9 +. PEARSON
ISIawlm Attorney for Attaching C,aS,,,
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1,l To LET-Workshops OF various sizes. best
:2 lighted OF any in the city, and rent so SO, 50, SO
SIPS $50 per year Possession gwen nneilatelv
mi i'm Inquire OF j. LOCKE, 81 ANA St.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

EXECUTORS NoTICE.-In pursuance Of an
r OBJ 81 Alden Syoan.r Esq Surrogate of HincS cCa
- .i, Is hereby given to al persons having claims against
Dsyd Hlar roces lac OF the sf y Bfe@ki y, tI
r corner If Front and tiS trat % Joshua Il tifh
81 ont street in the sad cty Of Brooslla On or before t"r
rbiri a. 81 July newt Datsd January >, 1873
Ann HALLlAHD. r,,curor<
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

S-l To LET-A frsnr Room and two Bedrooms
:: on the "a floor with front Basement 10 small iaInig
J, ~, y, 4 nniy- Al no Hester, -; milo 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

1-1 To LET-The large Basement lI5 Maiden
g: = Lane one Ioor corner OF Pearl suase oI
LIE s Trunk, Paper 81 Basket warehouse. mil 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

DY ORDER OF Thomas c. Chltenden. E,.
ID Judge Of the JeitsTsoa County Courts Notice I b
ry. that IN attachment i,Ised asalS the STAT NJ
uel Wood as nonresident. and tia; she II b. 49,
tn paynsit of III, debts unless h. apiar iad disehays
fr<t Publication Of this notice, and that the ~ yrsa, ~ -
debts due % him by residents OF thus State and the
20 HIM or for MS of property Sithn thl Ss,s ts
iug - him and the transfer II any such property hy hin -
t1Tbid.Ie,. bv law and ,oid.-DN;sj Ap: ., fSi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

NOTICE * hereby gwen that the undersigned
have beea appointed Trustees for all The creditors q
SAMUEL smith no,.r>en! debtor All peTsons aaTG,
b, ,r sums OF rosey OWN; BY them rsSttires nnt s
"a r-,stss -hy the Second day OF June. y No ~ W;Af
.r :, IN, ci;v oi New ok and pay the SANE Ana a
Trsn, having in their possession any property OF ere'> -
- Iebr are required 70 deliver the same 10 ne SaI
bs above sp-cifrd the sane lace iuG az
80 ri the said debtor aso ruIsed - denver 'vlt
account, and demands 70 rh- SAID trustees or 2Ge q
hen rF place. By tfe DAG ABOVE stet,ti
NV York April 10, lcfJ .-.,,,,, W. a. -"
4 ". - Jones Njr NEOED,
AZ ~; ; -. !; a. - 1,, rr-- y D. ELLINGWOOp.
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ELIAS (. BANGER
LH.ikLES CHADWlCR,}T ru5tfss'
JARED r. BABCOCK.
~ W,s,ttirh huriI n IQi1 la13y 81

At SURROGATE'SG COURT held 10 aDd 70,
thu County OF New York at the Sunogates OG' % =
Clty Of NeY' York re tweutyDurth day o. olsrs
year one thousand eight hundred and forty hrer P'
Da,d Q-:eH Surrogate In the matter Of ,he ~ h,
ti7nof Mary Elizabeth BnIlwnkle Airni.trariI oi sH
BpliY inSi-, late Of the Cityei New YORK., dreflsG5
"hlc II appears that the r-r,Ifi Of eii dscA;e -
sufficient 10 r his L-b,s ordered that all fTson' m
ested III t!e etatr of the SAD Hear BuIiwnIle tccrzs
ar IN this Court the 5ih day Of May next: al tsn
~ the forenoon 10 show why authority should -
sven 10 ,4i Administrative tn NOR age cis or se ~
Of IA" real estaIr Of said Henry BuIlwlnklr deceased X
b. Necessary 90 pay his debts. DAVID g. OuDb.s.
IL ECNT, Attorney for AdmIais,ratfIr al; law "
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s~1, eFOR NEW-BUR GH-Lsnding al
x Csidwels. IVES; Poiai Cold SrriuS, Corr
SEa[-ssc1sE-alt, sni Fishkili Jaa,,iac.
The steamboat JAS MADISON, C2p,. Chs. HslS;eti,
wisi leave Nseuset per Tuesday aud Fci.ag STIR
aoon O'clock
All BsSSase Packages Parcels Bsak Bills Specie IA,
~ bosr this boar without bring entered the hook
cripe i tnis The rsS OF toe ewcsrS thereof.
u r7, NEW ARRANGEMENT - HJ-D.
G.~1ssSI son aad NEW IoRK-r'or freight and pas
-Hzys>elseysT The aew aGl eies5e: s!e4ia5oar u
LII NBlA Cspi. fhGu4s p Nsw5cr, Will leave Hudson
NsW AosN ereSy iloEtsy "Wednesday, and Eriisy o.
cecs VI he iva Of the Hudson aud Berkshire Rzil
Toe.i t.s> and sccch iEtsTrsGl1e laHdacS RsarIiEs
leave New YORK e.sry T2ssix, THURSDAY, AID Saaa!ay
irc1n lie loat Of Cesr street sGa Huds0n TIE ner
r,oEinS, iiras 20 take the RaltI>&6 ers Ter Boston
For further Information inquire II Hudson of HU Ell
CLARK y co. IL New YORK Of SUYDAN REED s
CO. me ioc. o Liberty street. North River or on baa-d a.
sister piacs. alsa JEREMIAH SAAIE,
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81 TO IET-1'wo or three large rooms IN
' house .. BFoadwsy, furnished unfinished lnnIre
,.Lt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

DY OR DER Of Joseph Center, Esq. Scp,en.
ID Court Cou,jnis,joDce and for the county Of Mag,
motto. Is hereby gwen thar attachment has hsrp -
1jp>t the estate Of Henry \ Sill, ucne.itra, d.
,n, that The same Will N sold Tor the payment OF BIS a.
,Is h., ,ry,r and discharge such attachment lceor.s
ls ,itii nirs months the fr>, pgbicRtiou Of ~
tic and thai The payment -ny debts and the lehrsg
ana h tr,o>,r 0i tty property belonging 70 the said ~
~ him or for his lse and the transfer OF any property Iris
IN, any t rDs, sfatryef t0rhjieu by law and ~
D,re5 lu.'rSt Is 1872 NICHOLAS y NEWr0
-, tni,,, tri'y> tor AttachinS Iaeigs,
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Nrssls Paul Ron y -. 70 John 81.
H. H. schrtf,li, :, CO. lot aatI laG John II.
J,C Wh:unorr, Esq. - South 81.
Isaac Smell. $50 tire-nYsicifSt.
Peter Htmp,ou 10 anal Il, Ne" lolk c,ty.
Nlr5sr, Post 5. Lew, Jericho l.. l.
r. D. Btniw- Troy, New i6fk
Mrs Go0yiid Utica. DO
Mr. " II. Buris. Rochr'-r, do
Airs.ts Couw.il y Butler. poscrp,ir, y. Y.
W ]. STYLE i{EiE~brck, 40
FIRTH = HALL, Grnerl Agents
mid No. Franklin square.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

10 an order OF Nathame!
y " Dayis Surrogate of the Comty OF Tloca noiicr l.
,+ ~ ali rsa4s vino have clsIms ssainst "i.!iau
Wot hiasfan late Of the towuol Reho5d II sac coa!tl
80. ~ .,hibit the ssms ,,l,h the vouchers tspo 20
William Bsdta At the dwelling house OF the Admini>rater
in town OF Rehf9td II St e2gnty p a or Si%r NE
D,sl rJe TI,il day Of Nof A. .. 1872 Nlmii:lstrlot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

.essa "a RM FOR SALE very cheap for cash, or
sE viii he rvc44 for city property ty OF land,
- hou-. ar1 aud other oufhou-s, new, Saratoga o.
the canal aud railroad. tnauirr Of
BURR BENEDICT BEEBE
mEif Nassau
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

ae3 For SALE, in the CITY OF Newark. \. l.
: a House aud y aclr OF Land situated soat!Bfost
~ street No IL 1hf House p feet front, aud 30 deep
Also good srb- fruit &c attached - The premises
For farther particulars apply 10 }. NICHOLS confer OF
ll!lam and " asingtoa-stTee OF W NJ iAJ l. on ihr
Er-n L. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-12

RI To LET OR FOR SALF..-A three story
En- modern ba brick dwelling nous. and store with TWO
minutes wall! from egk;sliP Ferry, Apply on tfem,m
a2i ". 81. T. TtPSCOTr, 70 Prck-SIip.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-04

Of this character, eseh in the best circum.
stances, is of course included; and il mus,
be perceived that they are not as cheerful
~ served nor as veil served as they would
he with less repulslye manners. The COM
fort Of domcslics IS sacrificed by the rude.
mess or imperious bearing Of children
Those of them who have the care Of chil
dreu ought TO reap something from the
change, in their own feelings, besides the
endurance of annoyance or injustice.
THIS class of people are susceptible OF be.
ing made happy OF unhappy, as veil as 9th
ers aud they are almost wholly dependant
or their comior, upon their employers and
the children hum they attend. Parents
who allow children TO address them IN tones
OF conmaud, and practise other acts Of
tudeness which will accompany such q
manner, are selfish and unamlab!e, or, at
best, highly nconsiderate; and they are
greatly mistaken il they expect thus TO Sc
cure respect, and reputation for true gen
iillty.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-05-04

sisters. found them all safe aud well.
AID with them none else than Marie
Every body welcomed aud embraced me,
Mare among the rest"
"Ah!" though, | as ! returned her EN-.
brace, poor hing, she loves me yet, aud
little knows uaat rascal have beeu -
But out il must come" So asked her,
with o stanuerug voice, If she remember.
ed cur engagement. Marie answered
/" Yes" IN low tone, and covered her face
with her hands. Ny brother Michael, too,
said rather tarily, Oh, We remembered
that childish engagement" | made no an.
swer, but went on, IN very suffering way,
10 tell how much ! had been obliged by
one. when far from home and finally got
out that was-manied Marie had
never taken hands from her face while
spoke; and imagining that she was going
10 give away TO an awful explosion Of grief,
was about TO close ny confession with some
peniieni and consoling words, when sud
denly the hands were remoN ed, and a face
more full OF smiles than tears, vas Jlsclos.
ed to me. "0h. Jacques, tell me, are you
really married - = Yes" said |, amazed
~, thinking she must be going into hyGer
les. "oh, you dear Jacques you dear
Jacques !" cried she, while at the sane
time my brother Michael came up 10 me,
aud, with most extraordinary warmth,
shook ne again and again by the hand
" We have been both alike exclaimed
Marie; but we though, you dead" Il
proved, indeed, to be the case that Marit,
as she grew IN years, had forgotten her
childish engagement, aud tina, ny brother
Michael and she loved each other with
something Of real aud serious love
but they would not marry al they heard
some tldIngs about inc. Ny arrival, a
married iran, solved the difficulty TO their
stea, delight Go bring Bertha to Us, y
cried Marie. 81 am dyIog to embrace
her" | was not long ~ bringing Bertha
to her friends.
Ny brother Michael is landlord Of the
little Iun over the way, sir, and you may
guess rho his wife 10, aud Why We rally
each other abou, broken promises. Now
you have my story" Jacques was q hap
y man.
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Dr. MOHacs s.iie Mcd;c;,,,.

EpliE proprietor Of these matches, .,,,.s
-, while Ec aus cause 10 feel he ,po,i fsO'ue'
hed satisfaction 10 relation 10 The mn. Gus'l
popularity and general use Hey have Co.,, ..''Ea
feels constrained By considerations as A.,
ed as they are sincere, 10 continue to p,,,. i.
upon the consideration and trial Of the IN, ''"h
10 invalid, and no family IN the v,o,s g'.'' a
OF the Unlon' shall Be eithuu, kpoulrJ - !,
them and their inesilmabie virtues H., s.l
ieaics which he has heretofore pubb,l "a '''', t
most countless numbers. tnd IN relefes,, ~
~ possible variety Of disease, fully csisA.,.t i
medicines, beyond even the possiiih,, ~ u.s.
ss the most generally useful, aud M. M, .'
ingly cihciynt, Of all tie metlfiue.. ., a t-,-
description, ever yet presented 10 tie yo,i5..
be feels that be Is but doug bis da'y 10 b,.l.,
citizens IN urging lhc!n 70 test for tbem.,i....,
bcnrti's 70 bc derived from lis LIFE pms ~
PllUNlX RITILES. lis ulise i s,\ y.
Broadway
The above medicine for sale 81
/. J HOLlON Ag,s,
Charlotte y C.
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PORPBYo
THIS WORLD OLE nrRs.

This world Of ours, il freed from sin,
Oh would 1t not be fair
Sunshine above, and flowers beneath,
And beauty everywhere!
The ar, the earth. the waters TEEN
With living things al play;
Glad Nature from an hundred Threats
P9urs her rejoicing lay.
Each halmy breeze that wanders by.
Whispers some angel tone;
And the clear fountains have a voice
OF music all their own.
Even the leaves OF the forest trees,
Moved by the zephyr's wing,
Make low murmur of content
To little birds that sing.
The busy bees DER garden Covers.
A holy song attune,
Joining, with never firing mirih,
The minsirelsy of June:
And the great waves upon the deep,
Leaping ike giants free,
Add. ia their hollow monotone,
The chorus Of the sea.
There's beauty IN the summer SKY,
When from his ocean bed
Like a strong man refresh'd BY sleep,
The sun upllfts his head;
And when behind the western rocks,
At eventide he goes,
How boauieous are the crimson clouds
That curtain his repose.
Are not the grassy valleys fair,
Deck'd N their spring array
And the high hills, with forest clad,
How beautiful are they
Look on toe sea, that grdle vast,
Nnerswith tie earth IS bound
Even in bright Fancy's dreams
Can aught more grand be founl1
Oh 'twere indeed radiant world,
AParadise compiota,-
Sc redolent Of lovely things,
30 hli'd vi,h voices sweet
II Sin had no, in evil hour
EntcJ'd thus pleasant cline,
Yielding them over unto Death
Sad consequence OF crime
Hence S ii that the choicest fow'rs
Fall by swift decay,
And hopes to which we foadly cling
Pass suddenly AWAY
Yet, mid all trials Of our life,
This blessed thought is gwen,
Larth IS not our abiding place.
Mans native cline is Heaven
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a Card 10 The Public.

FENHE amount Of bodily and mental misery
~ arising from a lecl OF small complaints
Is lncalculable, and Il IL therefore Of The utmost
im2ofanee that strict attention 10 the least and
most tritling bodily infrmiiies should be had
for diseases NJ the BODY invariably affect the
mind. DIR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE
MEDICINES, "a every instance where they
have been Thoroughly used, have TRIUMP1ED
OVER DISEASE IN almos, al its diversified
forms. The salutary effects OF the Life Nedi
clnes have IN ia e., beer SO universally experienc.
cd that IN the short space vi 1--WE wears they have
become fully este blishcd as the most easy. safe
and perfect mode Of treatment ever offered TO the
public.
Ii Is unnecessary, here for DR.. MoiTat 10 re.
eapltulate all the reasons which have induced
him 10 arrive at this conclusion II is sufficient
for him TO say, that the disia'eresled testimony
OF his fellow citizens Wbo have been induced %
use the Life Medicines, will freely be offered 10
any enc who may feel disposed 10 cal at his OF.
fee, 375 Broadway. lie has there on fle several
thousand letters, voluntarily prolEtyed 81 lis "a.
iients, the receipt ard perusal Of Which hos given
him more pleasure han all he wealth If Tie East
could confer.
The reader NAV not perhaps 6e aware that the
origin Of Mnff.t's Life Medicines was the result Of
rrotracted and painful illness of their origina.
tor, Mr. JuHN MoFFAr, When taken III Mr. n.
was a prosperous and flourishing merchant in
the lower part of the city and having consulted
and employed number ol cur most skilful phs 81.
clans be, after months Of suffering, was prevail
ed upon to Try the medicine which Is now offered
to the public.
The effect of the Life Medicines in his own
case was unparalleled IN the history Of ncdlcal
experience; and lie Immediately determined to
make known 10 the world medicine TO which he
not only owed his life, but Iii, happiness he
uniform success which has since attended der
administration IN every instance where fair
trial has been given them, bas been attested hy
thousands aud incon;estbly proves their intrinsic
merit.
The LIFE MEDICINES can &c taken with safety
by persons OF any age; and he feeble, and inirn.
the nervous aud the delicate, are strengthened 81
their operation, because by their PROMPT AMI prop
er action upon the secretions Of the - stem. ana
their assimilation with and purifcltion OF the
blood, they clear the system Of ell bad hQalors.
quiet all nervous irritabiliiy, and invariably pro
ouee sound health.
For full particulars relative 10 the vsrions dis
eases, -5es oftreatment with the Life Medicines
the reader referred 10 the Good Slusritan.
published graf,fiisssly BY Dr.. W B. M9ifat, 375
Broadxay, in " hich are also rub,ished a selection
from numerous hitering and congrstulatory let
ters reserved the past ier months.
The Above medicine for sale BY
L. }. HOLTON. Agent.
Charlotte, y. C.
la Springs, Esq, Postmaster al Hicko-
~ Grove, Aeeklenburg q. y C., Is apent for The
sale Of the above VI G.cne.
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ALDNrSs-RALM OF COLUMBIA. for

ALDNESS RAIN OF COLUMBIA. for
q D the hair. which al, stop It ii falling out, OF
restore IT BALD places and on chiISren make il
grow ra,;5.,, or on those who have lost the hsir
from anv cause.
All NERMIN that infest the head of children
N schools are prevented or killed by it at once.
Find the name % Comsioek & Co. on IL or never
tfg IL Rsm'nJer this al,cgys.
For sale in Charlotte, \. q Nv r. Oates and T.
J. Hoiian; IN Salisbury by c. B Wheeler; in Lex.
ingicn by J. ?. Mabry in Grecn>borou n by ].
4 Z. sloan; IN Fayetteville by A. M'Rae; IN
lorkvlllc, ). c. BY COmsiock 4 Co.'S agent
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DR.. SpENCERS
Vegetable tuti-Ei!icvs and
AATl;DfsPEr1lc PILLS

7 40 MrHcflHY ~
X T - well knoNn that d .,ass, of,sn,.i.,
II a fool and disotde,od sga,o OF me .,s..
aud bose aud Il tvs eauditisr i, p,,,,.,.,.
Nsnced to and relieved. that health u,lI
Gi4'cly restored. And nothing e.orc I'll ,.r..-
Be res0ti-d 10 than tso o. three gloa sti,,. ~,
n' puf .si.,c lned.eius; and there &. r.'iir,,.
suit de thar Fuls 3l a pf1per oi.sgae,.- n.
pln'ic hsyei' H. re vrgefahlt rs the sfi-.. :.
sentre, ebich f-ssrsscs The petite, calc,h.tt|
render the meat ltnpof,sli service IN e.e,t,..
The a'tn.eaiary canal .sts all ooef,,s M.
6citri force ard sf.Il ia raso afd sal.i- is..,
{. ~ tncrcd.et. ~ tlesa that vi!l rerdr, Is f,
danEcfuus e. % tablue cold 81 cause ary s..8....
cafe "a DICT Necessary They have ,c.n wv !,
lht pfopsit TOT wfh abundant success II WIZ
sue ptae,ice ~ mary y,aia Ile caa ,asf, \,
eonh1cnlly recommend thstn 70 nc pJslil pllas
see It's not fhisit ftetsndee that ,hey tl,s
a.. diftaseA, bst thtf stli aaaNsf lhe psf lafn h
~hich 'hey are oisfss - Se.i a. shy pa'nu
mea'oiHe that can 2" pioduerd arc b. tslng e
t'n "h'" 'ha' af'eilp'lao OF riedie'ns % ned
may 'a'c i'efs"n ttam Threatened et-ess, q
'efN hnAu expense tii- 3 'aovl loss a. ins
p ron eau 'AAe iiffa Ftihoui any la'e,.gi'l
Of Us customary snria'meu'.
t,,,a, -. 5. - 60 ~. -
r,,,,,ri-,,,s 81 ~
NO., Rb.,,n.,,so, p,.t.,-,,..-,'..y.i.,
p,r. Cb.,I,e t.e..is f,t.....,s,..,, ,i..,
T,,sd To,g,e No. u,.,.s..,,.'l,t. /. Z
r,..h .,I ~. -, -. 49,.
II.1i,a,. C,,t,yr,... 49, Ar.,,,,' 49,
q, S,lIa,s c.a,ai,,,... 80 ..,...s,.
az ~ nau.l. vs-,e e,,f,,,.s +, ..,,..,,
ps..,8 TJa,.,...-.e.f,,..I. 1880.
b,s,y
TESTIMONIALS
N. y :. ee,, -, ~ 800
"a to ID. SFeucsf Il regular . ..,....r. i.e
iag tie ,ffe4yy = bis FHI.. H. i,t.
aud grateful 10 being abe 10 .si,sL IT,
L.ells bglg., tie poA .tc.
r.t@,,.,,.r ..4.t...t.r
have y,sd ID, S.-ss,,,. nm. 4. -, -,,,r..
far a., is,t Il, n,s,.if. - .,s,r.l .s.r,srp.
reasl.. s,ek uasa .a.4f 4. -, r.-s. -
ID rsses. prs...,ss 81, s.5,4ye .,,,~s ~ I,.
araItss sf.tss,s sF.sr.. ,4,,,-g-r5nA
voot .r.sts - al .i...se,. sd I,..,,l.,l.a
! ..,s and r,,.g ss-,,..s, 49,, ~. 49,, ,,.5.
the aipd i haze .,.,r.ef
NJ foW ANS Nh
~. r.r
n.
,-. .....h...,..i. ~ 90. $3.50. ~
-, ...,.,.f.... -. IN. $1,000,
II ,,..., ,l'.s,.t.., ...'........' 800,
M. I! II. - ....-r
~ -. 49,
-s..e lt5o ~, .4.,- tsrl,r,s H. gtfs ,ts.
,noN 81 several IN fEts fislFtfy eta hstc be
49,, - ,l.,f..,..., - 49,. =. p...ss..
,,cg Iest4el,,. Cs4tivenss.. so4 ss,sarirss, i
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~ EADACHE-. Dr. SPHDN'S HEAD4 He
u MI REMEDY viii eff ctuaIiy cure SICK head
ache, either from The nerves Or bilious. Hundreds
Q! antilles are u,ing il with great joy
For sale in Charlotte, n. C. Nv Oates: in 81.
lis5ury By c. B. Wheeler; in Lexington b J. P
Mabry; in GreensSoroug7 By J & K. S,oln; IN
Fayetteville BY J. A. NRde in YofAyi.!e, S. {.
BY Comslock and Co.'S gent.
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10 Destroy Miee.-Fry sh.e, Of h.
paper t'he coutser the beuerl in .
grease; this The mice will eat and !,
destroy them. This is safer, cLeene,
easier than a trap.
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heePiRg Lent.-A high ChGSch nan was
once asked what made his library look 80
Thin ? His reply was, My books all KEEP,
Lent"
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BUSr,,r. :.

at his old stand, in tie second story Of H..
east wing of l.. Springs brick buiiain, ' south
Charlotte, Ap,it II, 1873 IN,
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Our Goods are new and have been bought At pii.
ees unusually low, and ,ee are prepared 10 mako il
to The interest Of purchasers t. give rs cali Oar
trends and the public are respectfully solicited To
examine our stock, ss We can assure them that Tor
CASH VIC are determined TO sch ow. For the
LADIES' We have a few patterns Of tlch new styl,
SILKS, together with large assortment Of beau.
lHnI MusLlNs, which cannot fail 10 please.
a general assortment Of Nails and d ads. from
I'd 70 god al 81 cents bv The kcg
Gat!etis, ipR r. l1t1 t3l
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Casa and Dci,cry bonds for SAFE here
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ia Springs, Esq, Postmaster at Hicko,
~ Grove, Aecklenburg .. y e., Is sgent for The
sale Of the aboye VI lGcjne.
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NEW & FASHIONABLE

Sept7, l543 If.
Waskingtonian. Leesbnrg, insert till forbid
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b Thnfslty lie sisl N A1,aS. ii he GA wear
4 b. aE1, Dir. 6ANFDr NiELkn, Of this county.
Isrneriy Of Lotdona The dsceas-d vas most
sxeIIeui and elimaile cifi1sh, exemplary IN 81 the
rstalpAs q liles aa1 desertsd,y esteemed b his
5slll9 men.
ulllhc same .fsyz Il Inc rc,ifehec Of Maj Thomas
Hriseoe dis tliniy Mira En- tnETn n All lie 81
III W. II ID Hzll. 81 AIsbanz, and d4ughter Of
Cal James lI5ie ofihs county. il die 26th year Of
hcf sge.
Departed shia 5iie. en 1ussdsy morning the ag.h
nli,, Il her residence % this town, Mrs. MAnr Axn
CAlHs siieot Air. Lesi Cain. aged - years and !
dpt Mira GAIA viilther family rrceniIy removed
5rom Jefferson county. Va, where Is also in Pre-
deriek, Va. he lns lelt many warnff riensIs and
nsighbora Who via fansens her deslh. and Acre. >
husband and nine elldren.- Cumberland Girslias..
N Perrysile. Missouri, 81 lie ri. August las,
Jear J. H1cKEf, Esq. late 81 jefferson county Va
BIZ. Hickey was IN The 55th year Or his age. and
has leit 70 mourn his nniimely loss an amiaie and
saeeti0Iiate companidn, and two small children
Mr.. II. located himself 10 dis place but Few
mouths since, and was successfully pursuing ihe
Praeiiee q laws aud during IL, short pefioI Of time
hr resided iu this eoununiiy II his Inanly bearing
strict integrity, and close aileisoa 10 The duties Of
his profession succeeded gaining The confidence
and good viii of al who within the circle 81
h,s ac1aaintanec. lHhis deatIafthis community has
sustained loss which will not easily be sunnlied
Perfyxills. Aiisseuti. j. III. M.
u j. 9Th sincere tesret tina Ne announce tia,
HksnY PICS, Esq. one Of The most prominent e,i
gers OF MarJl<nh died few days ago IN Boston.
'wl,iiher he had goae ON eisM Ifs disease was
bilious lever anl ofly ofiwodr three sAy duration.
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