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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1843-03-23
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Fever and que.

IpIl disagreeable and very prevalent nervous
~ affection proceeds alone from the state Of TIE
nervous system, affecting tho stomach. il IS
sometimes e.Tectuaily cured by sudden shock OF
other operation upon the mind; but no depend.
once can be placed upon any remedy, except .
powerful tonic action upon the stomach.
DIR MOtFAT'S PHOENIX BIT TIERS AND
LIFE PILLS have been happily used for The rGT,
Of FEVER AND AGUE, with tuyactab!e success
DR.. MOFFAT has lately received from tho
West here the disease prevails TO 4 considerable
extent. indubitable proofs that bis medicines are
IN hi,h estimation there, speedy aud eilcctnal
cure Of II. He has uequcs'onablc city reference
as TO It's high efficacy IN this dlsagrooabIe afcc.
ton. which viii be given application at his Of.
fee, go broadway, New York.
The above medicine for salc by
T. J. HOLTON, Agent
CbgrlgHr. y. =.
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DIR. N0Gats Life Medicines.

'klL proprietor Of these natchlegs specifies,
- "Hi.s be has cause to feel the most unqnali.
dissection IN relation 10 the unparalleled
'y@'i.'g and general use they have obtained,
- fAsir-.aet By considerations as cisIuteresi-
D." -tY are sincere, TO continue 10 press them
''e %. Confederation and trial Of the public, tai
'"'.ld, ga1 no family IN the whole compass
laoa, shall be without 4 knowledge Of
~ th1 lhtr ineAlmahlc virtues. The ccfli'
s' A4ich he has heretofore polished in al
'la'!e1a numbers, and 10 reference 10 eve
''' Die variety of disease, folly establish his
.'ass, beyond even the possibility Of doubt,
most generally useful and the most IDiatl-
'aHgHt, Of all the medicines, Of whatever
ptoh, ever yet presented to the world aud
s' nat be- is but doing bis duty TO his fellow.
1A' 30 urging them to test for themselves the
r.,,.. . g he derived from bis LIFE PILLS and
+'IH biTTERS His Office is at No. 37j
.toaly
'"- ss,1e medicine fgf sale by
T. J. BOLTON, Agent,
Charlotte, y. {.
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Is ARSAPARlLLA-- -Comrtock'a Compound
- Extract There is no other preparation Of
Sarsaparila, that can exceed or equai this. lfyou
are sure 10 get Comstoci,s, you will find i, supe-
r!ar 10 all otbers. II docs not require pulling.
For sale IL Charlotte, II G. by y Oates aud T
ilollon; in Salisbury By G. Wherlcr il Lcx-
ington BY J. ?. Mabry 10 Grsen-boroueh by J.
s. Il, Sloan; in Fayetteville by j A. M'Rao; in
y olAylle. 5. 9. Ly lnmslnck ~ Cos agent.
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z q ORSES that have Ring bonr SPAWN, Wind
4 ii gals, SC. are cured By Roofs Specific and
FOUNDERED horses entirely cured BY Roofs
Founder Ointment Mark this, all horsemen.
70. sale in Charlotte n c. BY b. Oates; in Sa-
lisbuty by c. b. Wheeler in Lexington By j. p.
Nabfy in Gseersborough by J. & r. Sloan; in
Fayetteville by J a. A'Rae; in Yofkyi!!e, S. {.
b. Conistock & COS agent
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% effect cure or the purchase money will be
returned BY himsllf OF travelling agrat--lhcy
comprise the Iiyge,an Or Family li.!i the lily
geian Tonic, 10 restore tie Ge5,lla,ed " broken
Gown constitution; the ieiihe PHI, 10 cure those
Y4iuiu. difficulties and diseases peculiar TO women
aud the Ague Pal, TO cure intermittent leycrs and
4guex. For further information, the afflicted arr
invited 10 possess themselves Of the lygost and
Extra IiyEest, furnished gratis at .ac pfuptetor's
Office, No ,, Astyr House, Newly otk, ind ~ all
BIS agents. These papers contain information
exceedingly Interesting 10 tie sick and ingalids,
together m.ta twenty five useful receipts, aud Il
mass 0! facts and certificates, ;hat must convince
csery reasonable mind, that The Lygc.an Mct..
aiac4 are lEya,aay.g.
fos sale 81
TH0s J, UOLTON, Agent
Chu'a,'c, Jan. ~. lsN.
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CHARLOTTE. N. c. MARCH 2s. 1898.
DIR. HEEJEHH.'S
0 q ID 7 g II't q S :
REST0REa OF THE BLOOD,

CHRONIC AND oTHER pIsElsEs.

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
NA HETHER produced by bile, phlegm, from
w internal morbid matters. arising ifou
badly cured old disorders from the use Of mrr
curry, calomel, bark &c, or in temalosl from tAC
change Of hie, as specified in the Pamphlet.
ANTI SIPHuuIc SrRuP-TLis medicine IS in
all Nenereai Disorders, a certain remedy.
APrssINIA MlNtuRE, ia liquid and ia paste
celebrated for It's speedy and perfect removal o.
GonorrhUl and elect.
Coup Nine BAlsAY, fer Bilious aad Nervous
Affections, Colds, Sc.
ARoMArc EXTRACT, lluimcnt fyr Indigestion
ColGucss ia the stomach, NumtuCss or weakness
in the limbs, Ehcuma,ism, sc.
DEruHAriyE PowpER '.or Bilious Fever, Head
ache, Diseases Of tie Eyes, &c, which IS 10 be
taken IL The Restofer.
JAP,S OINTMENT, for Piles, which is % be ag.
piled besides the Rcstorcr
BESG,L OIsnESr, for letter. RnCworn, Salt
Ehcum, Scaldhead, Lguptons Of TIE hin, ami .oal
ulcars IS to be applied Decides tdg .'r-'aref.
lHiylRsAt on SrEls :gs:s8 Fl,s4in, Cor
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, Iutiammaiory
Rheumatism, Palsy. Paralysis, &c.
On krHl'y Acousrc on, FOR Deafness and al
other Aunculat Complaints, Which Is 10 l- gsed
together with the Rcstortr.
entered according to Act OF Congrrss. contains
fun Directions for the use OF tie uDove ntntloued
medicines, and accompanies every -cHetf.
UJPersuns wishing 10 procure any Of the mld
ic.Hcs, VIII pca.c direct their orders. vith TIE D.
mount, tposi paid 70 DIR. kuili.tS OFFICE,
Raleigh, n. c, OF Richmond Va. or 10 any c. tag
following Agents n North Carolina.
= Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. F. c, Phi!cf, Concord.
Jenkins s Blrs, Salisbury.
lIArgrave, Gai,hGt S Co, Lexington.
J. & L. Sloan. GiccnghofUu-H
VI J. A. Drake. AsAborougA
G. c. ilcndcrson, Lincontun.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, GINNING s Co., lofk { r.
Mcclure, DFanley s %, Chester G. H.
The continuation 81 lAl IL. u Agents, see p.
KS Pamphlet.
JgRc Is, l5s2 S~tf
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HEUMATIsN and LAMENESS POSI-

HEUaiATlSN and LANENESS positive.
u G ly cured. and all shriyelled muscles and
limbs arc restored in the old or young, by the Is.
piAs VrGErABrE ELtNiR AyD NERVE AND Bose LiN.
rar.r-but never without the name Of Comstock
& Go. on It.
For sale in Charlotte, N. c. by b. Oates in 81.
lsbury by c. b. Wheeler; in Lexington by J. T.
Mabry; IN Grecrsborough by j. & K, Sloan; in
Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae; in YorkSille 5. G.
bv Comstock g. Co.'S agent
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THUs J, HOLTON, Agent.
Charlotte, Jan. ~. lsG.

W. ORMs! WORMS SnRul>e FAcJs--
w fdadtuts Of Children and aduia are lo,,
yearly Nth vorais, when scme other cause has
been supposed to BE- tGr true orr.
/, is ADMITTED y All doctors that scarce q man,
woman Or chic exists but are sooner Of later Ton.
tied eitl worms, and in hundreds Of eases, sad
70 relate supposed foyer, EcarIatina, cod some
other aiIne carries oil ,lir flowers Of the human
tamily--wA.!c in truth lbe, die Of Worms and
these could have been eradieatod Ia day, hy tn,
Use 81 bottle of kOLMSTDCk'S NERMl
EUGE, at the cost OF quarter Of dollar
sCaHiion.--Novcr buy this article uu,css II
has " DR.. kulnstock's Fcfmiiucc handsomely
engraved on the ouiA.dg label Gad the lacslmii.
81 Couslyc6 & Go.
Ter sale IN Charlotte. Y C. BY +. Oates and r
J. llo.tan; "a Salisbury ayC -. Wheeler in Lex
:ugion by J. ?. Mabsy; in CsorusboFouEh by J.
s K. Sloan, IN Fayetteville by } A, M'Rae; N
Yotkvic, S {. by Comst,ck & Co.'S agent
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MOONS PHASES
E,cIEasinsiicni .fntiCC.

rr7"- P ,5sllsg o. Concord VII met a.
I al.a.s, Necklcu5lfg County. on The
"Wednesday IN Anfi'. Al II o'cloc5s. 4 w.
sIEEtlEN FRONTS, Stated C.Is.
H-.s :, l-i2
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ENEADACHE.-.D DR.. SPHON'S HEADACHE
III REMEDY will efftctually cure sick head
nche. either from the nerves or bilious, Hundreds
of families are using It with great JOY
Tor sale in Charlotte, N. e. by b. Oates; IN Sl'
lisbnry BY c. b. Wheeler; in Lexington b. J. p.
uabry in Greensborough by J. 81 r, Sloan; in
Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae: in Yorkvil!c, S. c.
by,Cdmstock and Co.'S agent.
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NOTICE

IT FoREWARN all persons from trading for
a three notes, by me given To ieandcr smith,
+. " Smith, and y. I. Smith, dated Jan Tih'
1912, as the property / got no lawin! title Is made
10 me for il, aud am determined not 10 pay The
came unless get title OF am competed 10 DO 80
by law. ,,, ,ro,e,,,,
Jan 90, 1913 Iou
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snALDNESS- OF COLUMBIA, for
y D the hair, which viii stop it if falling out or
re.torc il on bald places and on children make 1t
rrow rapidly, or on those who have lost the hair
from any cause.
An VERMlE that infcst the head OF children
in schools, are prevented or killed by It at once
Find the name OF Comstock 81 Go. on II or never
try it. RsHl,mJer his ditoays.
For sale in Charlotte, N. q. by b. Oates ana l.
J. HoIton; ia Salisbury by G. u. Wheeler N Leg
layton by J. =. Nabry in Grccnsborou,h by j.
& Il. sloan; in Fayetteville by J. A. M'Rae N
Yorkyillc, s. c. by Com.lock & Cos agent.
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Absolute Ctlrc-Ali.

80. 600 @ ai prov, e'I p IS ,Li:,'
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inestlmabc.
Il not only cures quicker, but gives no additional
pain, nor caves a scar. Fare is positively render
cd harmless. $40 has bccn offered SIX months 70
any person returning au empty box and Say iug
that g.l ucguy on aupinting l8 not extracted IN a
few minutes, yet, not ono from thousands Of tn
ais since has claued the bgnus) Parents ans-
lous 10 raard against general Injuries and saye
money, time, leisure and life, and prevent their
offspring from being d.s6guted By burns, or even
small pos pQ.tyle-, It possessing tie enviable
power II replace thc cellu,asy organs destroyed J
c.n dg 30 by obtaining th,s !nestmab!c sa.yc. -
Many Lecpl, Llsu, cases IN the city can be seen,
and ono cnGtc face bufut over and wounded three
distinct iucs in the sane spot while healing, yet
IN no case can BE- traced the least clca'rcc or
mark For all kinds Of hurts, It's RAPID soothing
III .Cls, are alike important; even sore eyes, ALL
INfLAMMA1 IONS aud BROKEN BREASTS
would be unknown. Tho toilet and nursery, for
clearing The skin IT pimpl,s, removing chair 20.
will Ead it ispcnsabe. Once using only viii
forever establish It the sovereign liEAb-ALL
quality AnLr this notice, heads oi families al
loving torture for months, and Ultimately dis.
ioried features, con never wiue away rcproach,
Justly uttered by disabled child, for neglcctlng
10 triumph over FIRE.
For sale IN Charlotte, n. c., BY - Oates and I.
J Hollon IN Salisbury By c. ID. Wheeler; IN lex
lugton by J. Y. Nabry ~ Grccnsborough BY j.
&. K. Sloaui in Fayetteville by ]. A. MRae; IN
Yorkyi'Ic, s. G. BY Comstock & Goa agent.
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AGENTS.

ctKf C5s'ria, Nrcklsabstr, - c.
fy, II Harms, NIL G,srs, A. c.
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SPOONER'S PATENT
EEBGEE.F.v .fEEE5FCEfES

n M iiC btNI
aud cheapest
family aud gene,
raj medicines IN
use. These med.
iclucs arc the re.
suit Of 4 lie Of
study aud expert.
eacej the pluPr!c.
.lr warrants fhcuI
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MONEY MApx<tT.

S"turu"y, DEC. do r. M.
The Stock Market continues in the led state
that has characterised during the whole OF the past
Mohawk declined "a per cent; Harlem, d L. Island, 3;
Ohio 6's. !; Illinois Il Canton d Indiana; II; Norwich
advanced /; Patterson, 1; Reading Railroad q soning
tom -several descriptions firm at previous prices
The sales at both Boards not very extensive and
most of the stocks offered indicate downward tendency
II is the impression however the prices will their
former position and that they must be sustained for
time to This view is taken by those particularly
interested in such result and the foundation OF their
opinion the fact that the banks cannot with safety
disposed, withdraw themselves at from their stock
operations.
Our Domestic Exchanges remain without any very
terial alteration rates at the lowest point
and the regular demand for the ordinary purposes of trade
keep prices at fair remuneratng level With the excep-
ton of Alabama funds previous quotations still
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MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL AFFAIRs.-Ihe mt
seal mania which has been agitatlng this comnnu-
nifty for some months past, at its lowest ebb
withstanding the talent employed in them, have
been miserably attended. On Ole Bulls arrival
from Europe, the tide to its highest point-he
theatres, churches every place in which he appear
ed, were crowded; and those who entered into
competition with him, shared for the moment some
of the benefit of the enthusiasm. But the very
moment that this great star disappears towards
the South the tide appears to recede from the cities
he leaves behind, and to follow him on his onward
with surprising celerity throw his competitors in
the shade, and that his "friend,' Mr.. Schuberth,
from whom he separated entirely at Baltimore,
will return to Europe in the steamer which sails
from Boston on Monday next.
What we say of musical matters may be safely
said of theatricas. When Macready made his first
appearance here his nights were pretty well attend
cd, but during his recent and last engagements they
we're miserably thin. We understand that the mu-
steal mania swallowed up the theatrical mania as
the rod of Aaron swallowed up the rods of the
Eastern Magi. So, on the whole, 1t may be said
we are at low water mark again. in relation to nfu-
steal and theatrical matters II is true an attempt
is making to get up opera at Palmo's, opposite
the Park, and possibly they may commence sea-
Of notes ofthat species of currency in the market,
that the success of this enterprise is very doubt
full to say the least oft
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IT THE PRINCIPAL SOUTHERN CITIES.

These comparative quotations shew the variations in
sterling exchange and also the regularity of the other
scrpons There has been considerable speculation in
State and other stocks since last report of this
Prices have uctuated much usual but the present
quotations do not range high those given just before
the departure of the last steamer Several dividend pay
ing State stockshave fallen off since the closing Of the
books than the amount OF the interest Most Of the
present operators in stocks brokers' who up or
down prices, their interest may dictate This fact
in connection with the abundance of money is the prime
of the present high prices Not single State stock
has actually improved in value Since the sailing of the
last steamer several legislatures have convened and the
respective Governors have appropriated columns of their
messages to the discussion of the public debt State
and there the matter Drops is avoided much posi-
BILE afterwards There has the first been made
yet by the legislature of any State provide for their in
debtedness.
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New stock Exchange.
Cotton Market.

Since the departure of previous steamer there has
confidence the subject relating to the Cotton Crop of
this country The miserable unfavorahle weather that
has prevailed for weeks throughout nearly the whole Of
the southern country has created sufficient impression
the minds Of those interested to induce them hold for
further advices BY the table given below which is de-
serving Of considerable attention, coming from reliable
source will be that the movements In cotton for this
year thus far have been very limited compared with pre-
entirely the ability Of holders producers 70 Keep
their supplies II is the effect of the improvement an
departments OF business in this country. The stock in
most ofthe markets at the south this year larger than
the same period last The rivers running through the
southern section OF the country have been in navgabe
order unusually early this and the planters have
seized the opportunity to get their cotton market
the consequence has been accumulation in the princ
pal depots
The estimate which the best informed agree, to
the extent Of the present crop 100000 bales and any
coed it, Prices every large market in this country
very high particularly at New Orleans, and all range
higher for all grades than the quotations current in Liver
Annexed give extracts from circular issued from
Cotton House Of this city, whose remarks entitled to
1.-THE present conveyance, soutmportan news in
relation to Cotton, as will have been noticed from our
entirely local. has been manifest in this city for
months past but to the date Of last circular no
evidence had reached MS of similar spirit from any Of
the southern cities Since then, however have recev
ed accounts from every section of the country Of large
and important advance having taken place in the price Of
Cotton and heavy operations having been entered into.
chiefly by speculaors the origin and basis of this move
being the wet and unfavorable weather exrerenced
for picking in louisiana Mississippi Arkansas and West
Tennessee and the belief in consequent dmnuton of
the supply at New Orleans from the amount calculated
upon early in the season In New Orleans particularly,
the price has been carried up by speculation, until their
quotations quite high of this market
lers have been sent thence to Mobile, Savannah and
Charleston and in this market purchases have been
made on New Orleans account We informed that the
Banks in South Carolina and Georgia have been making
advances Cotton and under engagcmenr 10 hold
the same for four months. In New Orleans ana mobile
arrangements various In character but to the same effect
have also been made. These movements have somewhat
checked the legitimate Of the cotton trade by
driving from the markets the buyers for English and
French account and the result be accumulation
Of heavy stocks in all the ports but more particularly
New York. We estimate the stock here now at 90 600
bales and there shipping and the way here from
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Important from Washington-New Treaty
with Mexico.

Welearned from Washington last evening, that
on Thursday, the day before yesterday, the Presi-
dent transmitted TO the United States Senate, the
copy of new treaty with Mexico, which he had
just received by special express from Mr.. Thomp-
son, the American Minister by whom it had been
negotiated with Santa Anna, during the last few
months
This is a highly important treaty, comprising all
the claims against Mexico, which have been accn-
INITIATING for several years past. The negotiation
of this treaty with Mexico has left behind such
feelings of amity and friendship, that we should
not be surprised TO see the Texas question settled
by the two governments, so that the new republic
may have her independence recognized by Mexico,
and her integrity secured without annexation or
difficulty on the part of the United States. 1t is
very evident that events have estranged Mex
leo from England-and in proportion as this breach
has been widened, the bonds of friendship between
that republic and this country, have been drawn
closer The effect of this state of things both
on Texas and the Oregon question, may be
much more than can he anticipated
We presume that the Senate will confirm this
new treaty without delay, and thus furnish fresh
evidence, in spite of the two factions, of the re-
markable success which has attended the admins
traton of John Tylerin all foreign affairs in which
he is alone guided by good sense and patriotism, far
beyond the reach of the receptions of politicians
and parties. The Oregon boundary question alone
remains to be settled with England and if the Brit
ash government wish for peace on the Atlantic-for
the retention of Canada-for their just influence on
the American continent, they will give full powers
10 Mr.. Packenham to settle it at once and forever
on Just and reasonable terms.
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The PoMERoY RoPBERY-It is known that a.
roy Co. at the time of the robbery quantities of
bills of the Union Eank Of New York. registered by the
Com ptroler in blank The Utica Gazette Of Thursday,
has the following paragraph I'VE learn that Friday
evening last week. stranger came to Mr. Barnards store
in this city, and wished to have bill changed Mr.. b.
noticing that II a registered bill of the Union Bank,
New York. made enquiries Of the person. who said
first that he got il out of the Utica Bank and after
wards that from the Savings Bank These enquiries
evidently made the stranger i'll at and he Immediately
took back the bill and went out We hear that some
other money similar to that stolen passed in town,
and the bills has been sent to New York in order to
ascertain Although very dgent search has been made
traces of the who passed the money has been dis
| covered
The whole affair is still mystery The few facts eli
cited scarcely afford reasonable grounds for suspectng
any body and the examination leaves the matter a. We
can understand just where it was before