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MISSES, AND CHILDREN,s SHOES.

lust 10 hand direct from the manufacturer Philadelphia
- large assortment of Me and Chdrcn's Shoes. ~ every
rety Among Them Fancy Cater Boots for both Misses and
cen fte best have had Cor sale
low. p X WHITE n 60, Market Bridge
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LADIES FHENCH MOROCCO sLIrPEns, very
handsome. al

WE have just opened n large assortment or
The Above very handsome Slipper 81 per pairry are
ready Forf Hni cheap ~ ~ JUDAH MYERS A. 90
DEARL POWDENflis much esteemed cosetc - The us,-t
pleasant and immediate unequal and dos,
red appearance NJ the complexion which ovetrrar,
agitation OF nuhes IN o ouguess surface arising
from latent unamaton opcaes line charm aayinr the excite
nent and spreading The features uniform 1enf
and ~ many persons beautiful Transparent snnpss -
e,presson-fof sale by
no CAyNOR yyOop 4 po
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'HEAP LAND FOR sALE-The subscriber b. authorsed 10
- sell Tract n Land county 81 Prince William which
from peculiar crcumsancs third Of it, la
trnHe value 1900 acres which are heavily tim
tered with oak nnd hickory Tho coil light muck. aCO acre.
q" ' open land are ~ good heart and there
M rfeeAfni Creek Land admirably adapted n The growth
The tact contains excellent ofcafft and the buildings which
afr e0unDi0us tqeahio order n m excellent
'ind iof touiV Store and Tavern The Whole under
an excellent nclo-irr TIE place health,
ls1fp region n Virginia THIS Land purchased N ifnne
dae ppIcaon made for - cash time ~ small
advance. 10 N0ErHEF, settling u Viryipt
u afford ciance of investment setiom n be- with
~ " g. r HpT-rs
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BRUSUES.

LARGE lot OF Brishes embracing the following vaTicues
- Hair patterns ard cheap Cloth do >upa
Too,h beautiful Nal frnm 10 10 SHAY
Backing ami patent White Washing knot m
Matted Scrubs hand block Horse; Counter painted handles
Paint, ma No. g to JO0sO.
Al which cash runc,uai customers
GAYNoR, WOOD & co.
o. Next IN Bel Tavern
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,RoCND PLASTER from Iubee Mills Tor -ae by u- on
- consignment and warranted Of the best qualify.
% nANTNpIIHI, a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-30

TIME subscribers large stock Of the following
u ce Anvi niViees OF "Mouseho-e Forge and sander
Manufacture. Scce aud Hand Hammers Files Screw
Rel1ws. H0rs. Nails and al st-r kinds
RIacksniih's Ton- VAN LEW SMITH X 90.
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MAIL LINE TO LYNCHBURG.
SOTTH SIDE JAMES RIVER
BOOTS, SHOES, DC.
j. f.. WATKINS.

TNV -, INI1OT.sN, NJ.
j. f.. WATKINS,
Doors btio,r WddS~orth, Tarnsr &. Co.,
Unin Street
AS recently received per Schrs Daniel
France " w wyeT and Narrasans.u additional sup
Py of BOOTS SHOES, suitable present s-as son His
Siock IL now very good composing great
Merchants. TURNER'S nud Others WISHING thu civ
VIII md 1t In their advantage call
sd"rm'nCd to sell small
recommend goods faithful man
n'I mot surpassed by other place.
ether fnr durability sye no "a
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-01-12
A Card TO the Public.

TENIIE amount Of bodily and mental misery
Ill arising from neg Gct Of small complaints
is inoaculable, and it is therefore Of the utmost
importance that a strict attention 10 the least and
most trfing bodily infrmities should be had !;
for diseases Of the body invariably affect the
mind DIR MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE
MEDICINES, IN every instance where they
have been thoroughly used have TRlU MPllED
OVER DISEASE IN almost all It's diversified
forms. The sautaiy effects Of the Life Aledi.
cines have, IN fact been 50 universally experience
ed that IN the short space OF five years, they have
become fully established as the most easy, safe
and perfect mode OF treatment ever offered 10 the
public.
Il IS unnecessary, here, for Dr. Moilat TO re-
capitulate all the reasons which have induced
han to arrive at this conclusion. Ii is sufficient
for HIN to say, that the dlslnlerestcd testimony
OF his fellow citizens who have been induced 10
use the Life Medicines. will freely be offered TO
any ono who may feel disposed TO call at his OF
fee, 355 Broadway. He has there on file several
thousand letters, Voluntarily proticred by bis pa
icnts, the receipt aud perusal of which has given
him more pleasure than all The wealth Of the Last
copld confer.
The reader may not perhaps DC aware that the
Origin Of Nof'at's Life Medicines was the result OF
a prntfaeted and painful illness Of their orreina.
tor. Mr. Juna MorFAr. When taken Ill Mr.. NJ.
was prosperous and lourishing merchant in
the lower part Of the elty aud having consulted
and employed number Of our most skllful ply ii.
Clans be, AFTER months of suffering, was prevail
ed upon to Try the medicine which Is now offered
10 the public.
The effect OF the Life Medicines in bis own
case was unparalleled in the history Of medical
experience; and he Immediately determined 10
make known 10 the world medicine 10 which he
not only owed bis life, but his happiness 1hr
uuiiorm success which has since attended Their
administration in every instance where fair
trial has been given them, has been Attested by
thousands and incontestlbly proves their intrinsic
merit
The LIFE MEDICINES can be taken with safety
By persons Of any age; and the feeble, and inirm,
the nervous and the delicate, arc strengthened by
their operation because by their prompt and prop
CT action upon the secretions Of the system, and
their assimilation with and publication Of the
blood, they clear the system Of al bad humors,
quiet all nervous l,rltablllty aud invariably pro-
ducc sound health.
For full particulars relative to the various dis
cases, modes oftfoatmeut with the Life Medicines
the reader Is referred 10 the Good Samaritan,
published gtatntously, by Dr. " B. Mofiat 3754
Broadway, in which are also published selection
from numerous flai,ertng and congratulatory let.
tors received the past few months.
The above medicine for sale by
I. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ". C..
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Hist of Letters
W LNAINlNG in the Post Office a, Charlotte
10 on The Isl Of January, lo43.

W LNAINING in the Post Office a, Charlotte,
10 On the Is, Of January, lS43.
Al A. Alexander, ] ]. Alexander, Col b.
y Alexander, ]. r Adams, 5. W. Allen. Mai
Tacs Alexander, Mrs. l.. Alexander, W. J. An.
&-.7n
D-S " Barring Q. W. ". Bgham, saml.
Bfya, B. p Boyd ., f. Barnett, d. NJ. Bar
hssf
Grow J. Croain, A. Canedy. w Canedy. s.
l. Caldwell, L. 3. Canedy, Mrs. VI. Cook, X. II,
Carter, J Colbert, c. r. Caldwell ?, J. Cook.
wright, I Cooyer.
D-I.. D.nkens. Miss w. II Darnsll.
E-F, Emons, K. or a. IL. Erwin.
Miss W. A. Frew.
&C II. Gray, Eli Griffin, W. VI. Greer, 4.
y Giu,, And Greer, W. G. Gray, Rev. J..
GEJri
H--G. W. Harris. s. S Harris, d c, Haynes .,
3 Hipp. J. b Hereford, w. Hipp, ". IL. Hagel.
o. z. Iiaddock.
I&J-JD. James. Miss NJ. Jones, Bait, Il.
va. D.. P. Jones. d. Johnston.
Mrs. A. Kerr, j. a. King.
I'D. Letwell. r. Lemond, S. Linton, NJ
lanmond, NJ Lorciy, w. Lucky.
M--E Martin, VI. Mckelvy, II. c. McGilvray,
" NcComb, A. McGivsry. J. II. McGinn, w.
II Mcdowell. J. ". Morrison 2, J, Murry.J. IL.
HQny ] Miller, J. $. Moore.
o. s A. Orr. Gtmond, j. Owens.
P-J. Porter ., Col. Jno. W. Pottes, |. Parks,
s Peuus
R-N Robertson, G. Rodden. Miss II. A. Rog.
si, V Bauey, W. Rediset.
s-Hiss VI. p Springs 2, J. Simpson O. J,
S.gman, Mrs. VI. P. Springs, j. Shelton, ].
sarre, Mss Z. A. Ship, Miss A. Sterling, Jno.
N4aan
T-Rev G. n. Tsney, w. D. Taylor, Mrs. NJ,
/ Terence
WI Withcrspoon, w. Williamson 2, John
I Walker J. W. Wilson, Col. T. {. Wilson 2.
| lln IL u WILLIAMS Y u
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Look M this.
AlEs. EAaJkEE4'E
vi u D ! G 7 nc u s :
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
ION

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
WNT HETHER produced BY bile, phleem, from
w internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cured old disorders from the use Of mer.
curry, calotnel, bark, &C. or in fcmacs} from the
change OF liie, as specified IN tie Pamphlet
ANrISyrmIIric SYErr-This medicine ia in
all Nencrea, Disorders, certain remedy.
AnsslSm MlSTcRE, IN liquid and in paste
celebrated for lie speedy aud perfect removal q
Gonorrhna and GloeL
GoLp MiNE BAis.n, ior Bilious snd Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c,
ARONATic Extract, a IMMINENT for Indigestion,
Goodness 10 the stomach, Numbness u Weakness
in The limbs Rheumatism, &c.
DECORATIVE PowbEa. for Bilious Fever, liesd
ache. Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which IS 10 be
taken 10 the Resioref.
JArAS OrSrMrNr, for Piles, which is to be an
Piled besides the Restufcr
BrSaAL OtsMESr. for letter. RingwoFm, Salt
Rheum, Scaldhead Efupuons Of the skin, and fool
ulcers. is 10 be applied besides the Rcstofcr.
UMNEas,L or STRENorurS,So PL,srIR, for
diseases OF the Chest, Dyspepsia, lnhammatory
Rhcumatism. Palsy, Paralysis, SC.
On KuuL's AcnUsrlo On, for Deafness and all
other Auricuar Complaints, which is TO be used
together nth the Restorer.
gTDr kuhl's Pamphlet Treatment" &C.
entered according to Act Of Congress, contains
full Directions for the usc If the above mentioned
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
aJ'Persons wishing TO prooure any Of The med
icincs, will please direct their orders, with the a.
mount, (pnst paid 10 DR.. kuliLS OFFICE,
Raleigh, n G., or Richmond Va, OF 10 any Of the
following Agents in North Carolina,
- Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. +. & {. Phiter Concord.
jenkins g. Bilcs Salisbury.
llarprave, Gather & Co.. Lexington,
]. \ r. Sloan, GregnsboTough.
NJ. J. A. Drake. Ashbnrough.
c. c. Henderson, Lincolnlon.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co, Yofk c. II.
Mcclure, Brawley n Co, Chester G. H.
The continuation Of The list Of Agents, see Dr.
Ks Pamphlet.
Jane Is. lci2 55f
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WARRANTED DEEDS
ron SALE At THIS OFFICE
now TO PREVENT SHOPPING.

The Boston Journal says:-l csterday,
a man named John Perkins was brought
before the Police Court, charged with ~
inc up his wife. She wished to go out
shopping, as is natural for all women--he
forbid it. She persisted in her determln.
alton, and was about leaving the house,
when he seized her, forced her into bed
rcom, and with a clothes line tied her to
the bed post. For this uugalant, unhus-
bandlike, and unlawful proceeding, he was
fined three dollars and costs. Probably
he wished her tongue tied when she made
the complaint before the Police.
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Fever and a CUE,
r. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte N. G.

ZnHIS disagreeable and very prevalent nervous
~ affection proceeds alone from the state OF the
nervous system, affecting the stomach IL rs
sometimes effectually cured by sudden shock or
other operation upon the mind; but no depend
ence can be placed upon any remedy, except
powerful tonic action upon the stomach.
DIR. MOFFAT'S PHOENIX BITfERS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used for heeare
of FEVER AND AGUE with invariabe SUGGEST
DIR. MOFFAT has lately received from the
Yves, here the disease prevails to a considerable
extent, indubi,able proofs tina, his medicines are
in high estimation there, speedy and eiiectual
cure of it, lie has unquestionablc city reference
as 10 its high efficacy, in this dsagrecabe atfec:
tion. which will be given application at his Oh
fee, 375 Broadway, New York.
The above medicine for sale by
4. ]. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ~. C.
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to effect cure, or the purchase money will be
returned by himself OF travelling agent-'rhey
comprise the iiygeion or Family Pill the lily.
reian Tonic 10 restore the debllitatcd OF broken
down constitution; the Uterine Pill, TO cure those
painful difficulties and diseases peculiar 10 WOMEN
and the Ague Pill, to cure Intermittent ievers and
agues. For further information. the afflicted arc
invited to possess themselves Of the iIygeist and
Extra iygeist, furnished gratis al the proprielors
office, No. 2, Astor House New. York, and by AL
his agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly interesting TO the sick and lnvallds,
together with tvUnty FIVE useful receipts, aud u
mass of facts aud certificates, that must convince
every reasonable mind, that the Hygean Medi.
cincs are invaluable.
For sale by
THoS J, HoLTON, Agent
Charlotte, JAN 10, lS4l.
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eal effects of the administration Of
DIR. MOFFAT'S LIFE PILL SAND PHENIX
BiITERS.
Those who hayc perused The letters above re-
icffed to will observe. that in almost every case
lhey attest the fact, that no Inconvenience Of any
sort attends The taking Of these medicines, IN or.
binary csscs, but that the patient, without feeling
their operation, Is universally len in a stronger
and better state OF health than was experienced
previous 10 being afflicted With disease; and in
ali cases Of acute suffering greatrclef is obtained
in few hours and cure IS generally effected in
two or three days.
In cases OF FEVER Of every description, and
all bilious affections, II unnecessary tor me 10
say uught as ! believe the LIFE MEDICINES
arc now universally admitted 10 be The most
speedy and eiIcclual cure ex,snt 10 al diseases Of
that class.
The LIFE MEDICINES are also most OK.
cc,lcnt relief in affections Of the Liver and Bowels
az has been proved IN hundreds Of cases whore
patients have come forwaid and requested that
their experience in taking them might be publish.
cd for the benefit of others. Ia their operation In
such cases they restore the tone Of the Stomach
strengthen the digestive orgnns, and Inygorate tie
general functions OF the wholc body, and thus be.
come to both sexes for thcy arc perfectly adapted
10 cach) an invaluable means Of preventing dis
case and restoring health.
In affections Of The head, whether accompanied
with pain and giddiness or marked by the gtievous
calamity OF impaired mental energy; IN JalPta-
ton Of the heart, fatuiener lgsS n appetite and
strength, and the multiplied symptoms otdlsordcrod
digestion. the LIFE MEDICINES will be found
TO posses the most sautary efficacy
Constitutions relaxed, weak, or dccayed, in men
or women are under the immediate influence OF
the LIFE MEDICINES Old coughs asthmas,
and eonsumptiuc habits are soon relieved and
speedily cured Poverty Of blood, and emaciated
limbs i'll ere long meet the happiest change the
chill watery fluid will become rich aud balsamlc.
and the limbs be covered with hesh--frm and
henlthy.
Nervous disorders Of every kind, and from what.
ever cause arising, fly before the effects Of tho
LIFE MEDICINES. and all that train Of sink
inps, anxieties, and trcmnurs which 80 dreadtully
affect the weak, the scdcntaty, and the delicate,
viii in short time be succeeded by checriulness,
and every pressge Of health
For weakness, deficiency Of natural strength,
and relaxation Of the vessels, by too frequent IN.
diligence or the passions, this medicine is safe,
certain. and invaluable remedy.
Those who have long resided in hot climates
and are laugud aud relaxed in their whole system,
may take THE LIFE MEDICINES with the
happiest effects; and persons removing TO the
Southern States or West Indier, cannot store a
more important article Of health and life.
The above medicine for sale by
r. J. HOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte ". c.
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IN SENATE Tuesday, Dec. 81.

IN SENATE-Tu Tuesday, Dec. 81.
Mr.. Edwards asked TO be excused from
serving on the Committee, raised on The
Mecklenburg Monumental Associaiion.--
He was excused accordingly.
MIR Walker presented bill TO author.
lZe the County Court of Mecklenburg to ap.
point Inspectors of the Elections, at the
April term Of said Court, which was read
the first time and passed.
The Senate then took up the bill, TO alter
the Electoral Districts Of the State; which
was read the second time. MIR. Dockery
moved to amend The bill by striking out in
the fifth district, Richmond aud insert
Cumberland which was not agreed to.
MIR. Cathey then moved TO amend the
bill by adding the County of McDopell, to
the eleventh district, which motion did not
prevail. The bill then passed its second
reading.
A bill to incorporate the Nantahalah
Turnpike Company in the Counties of Ma.
con and Cherokee, was taken up, and read
the second time. The Yeas aud Nays. on
its second passage we're demanded by Mr..
Cooper; when it was rejected Yeas is,
Navs25.
The resolution relative TO the Treasurer
Of the State was taken up, and read. Mr..
Allison, OF lredel moved the following as q
substitute.
Resolred, That Charles L. Hinton, be, and he
is hereby, appointed Agent for this State, for the
purpose of receiving any monies offered for the
entry of Lands, and his receipt for the same shall
be sufficient, to enable tho individuals, thus pay.
/ ing in monies, to proceed to the completion Of
Grants, as now provided by law.
/ ReSolurd further, That the said Charles l..
Hinton be- aud he is hereby authorized to pay off
aud discharge all our Resolutions that have
BEEN or mag be passed BY the General Assembly,
up to the first day of January 1852, and that he
have authority to issue his warrant or draft TO
any Bank in this State, for the amount Of money
necessary to carry this Resolution into effect !;
which was read, and ordered to lie upon the table
The Resolution concerning the Raleigh
and Wilmington Rail Road, was read a SO.
coud time and on motion Of Mr.. Joyner,
ordered TO lie on tho table.
The bill concerning prosecution for per.
jury and subornat'on of perjury, passed its
6ual reading And the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
DIR. Moore presented bill TO perpe,uate
the evidence Of marriage, which passed lis
first reading. THE bill provides that after
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Or. I'D. ASEgRY

eEwGA9 VA ILL attend TO the Practice Of
NY w Medicine in Charlotte and the
Efa surrounding country. BY PROMPT and
q close attention 10 those no may en-
gage his services, he hopes 10 merit aud secure
portion Of public iasor. |. has removed his
Shop to the Mansion aluse, Immediately adloin.
ing the entrance, where he may always be found,
unless professionally absent
Charlotte Mag IL. 1872. 3id
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CHARLOTTE. NJ c. JANUARY az. 1913.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MFcKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, DC.
tober Term, 1912.
Samuel Ross and others.
rs Potion for Partition.
Shadrach Farbrough.
n Il appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
n that the defendant, Shadrach Yarbrougb. is
not an nhabitant of this State II is therefore Or.
dered, that publication be made for six weeks sue
cessively in the Charlotte Journal, notifying the
said defendant TO appear before the Justices OF
our said Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, to
be held for the County of Meckenburg, at the
Court House in Charlotte, or the 18th Monday in
January next, and then and there answer, plead
or demur 20 plaintiffs petition or judgment pro
coniesso will be taken against him.
Witness. Charles T, Alexander, Clerk Of our
said Court, at Office, the All Monday OF October,
1872 and 9th year Of American Independence.
c. r. ALEXANDER, C. ~ c.
Dee. 10, 1912. Price adv. $50. tl7
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NOrth-CarOiina Legislature.
IN sENATE-Monday, Dec. 26.

Mr.. William p. Williams from the Com.
mittee on Internal Improvement reported
back q Bill, in favor of the Nantahala
Turnpike Company, without amendment.
Mr.. William p. Williams, from the same
Committee, 10. whom had been referred a
memorial from the Stockholders of the
Wilmington and Raleigh Rail Road Com.
pany, reported Resolution an favor Of
their being released from the payment of
their Bond for $50, 900 due the Stale on lst
January. le43, until the LIST of January,
lS4s."
A Bill, concerning Overseers of Public
Roads. Povides that urinen summons
be left three days previously at The house,
the tools required, and the particular part
of the road 10 be worked upon specified
Mr.. Jones moved 10 amend, by inserting
the words, cor verbal after the words,
written notice Yeas 10 Nays 81. The
Bill! then passed It's second reading.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
On motion Of Mr., Caldwell, oil lredell, il
was,
Resolred That the Joint se!ec, Committee on
Public Buildings, be instructed TO inquire into
the expedency OF selling the materials in the
Arsenal, used in rebuilding the Capital.
On motion Of MIR. Francis, the Resolu.
ton offered by him Oh Saturday, in relation
TO the Public Treasurer. was taken up on
lis second reading.
MIR. Moore thought it better TO labor IN.
der the Inconvenience 10 which the gentle.
man from Haywood had alluded, than to
adopt the precedent proposed. TWAS true
that he had all confidence 10 the late Treas.
urer, and he believed he had property
enough to cover the amount that would pass
through his hands under the Resolution,
but this made i, more suitable time to
adopt good precedent. Under the exist
ing law, the securities OF The late Treasurer
are bound until his successor takes his place,
but II We adopt this Resolution, we dis.
charge them, and what security would
there be if the Treasurer should make way
with the funds.
Some further remarks were submitted by
Messrs. Francis, Bower and ]. p. CaId.
well when, on motion of MIR. Francis, the
Resolution was laid on The table.
MIR. Whitaker presented a memorial
from MIR ktllIan, of Cherokee County,
praying the grant OF some County lands 10
aid bun IN erecting mandatory which
was referred to the Committee on PROPOSE.
tons aud Grievances.
The engrossed bIl! from the Senate, TO
apportlon the members Of the House of
Commons among the several Counties of
the State according to their Federal popu.
laion, was read the frs, time, and on mo.
ton Of MIR. Moore, was referred TO tho
Committee on the Judiciary.
The epgrossed Resolution from the Sen.
ate, directing the Secretary Of State to sue
delinquent Sheritis, was read the first time
and passed
A message was received from the Senate,
agreeing 10 the proposition 10 raise JOINT
Select Commute Of four on the part of each
House TO make arrangements for tho inau.
guratiou Of tho Governor and Messrs.
Mendeuhal, J. B Jones, Halsey, and vii.
son, Of Pefqumons, we're appointed on the
part Of the House.
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DR.. Monacs Life Medicines

gnUE proprietor Of these maichlcss specifies,
u while he has cause to feel the most unquall.
fed satisfaction in relation TO the unparalleled
popularity and general use they have obtainet,
feels constrained by considerations as dislntorcst
cd az they are sincere, 10 continue TO press them
upon the consideration and trial Of the public, till
no invalid, and no family N the whole compass
Of the Union. shall be without knowledge Of
them and their incstimablc virtues. The ccrtii.
icates which be has heretofore published IN al
most countless numbers, ard in reference to eve
~ possible variety of disease, fully establish his
medicines, beyond even the possibility OF doubt,
as the mos, generally useful and the most uniatl-
lngly efficient Of all the medicines, of whatever
description, ever yet presented 10 the world; and
he feels thu, he is but doing ms duty 10 his fellow.
citizens in urging them 10 test for themselves the
benefits TO lie derived from his LIFE PILLS and
PuENIX BITTERS. His office is at No. 3ij
Broadway.
The above medicine for sale by
L. J. HOLTON. Agent,
Charlotte, " C..
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gNot;cc of Negro Hiring.

A T any time alter Christmas, number OF
IN NEGROES, Men, Women, Boys and Girls,
can be hired privately, by applying at DR.. Dun.
laps house in Charlotte.
Dee. II, loi2. l2lf