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just Received.

RR MICHAELS' PILLS. an effectual cure
~ for the FEVER and AGUE.
Also
An admirable Vegetable Tonic, in cases Of DYS.
PERSIA, and deblitated state of the system.
For sale wholesale and retail by
b. OATES.
Sole agent for the proprietor. Charlotte, N. c.
Feb. 81. 1913. 22tf
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Farmers Advocatc.-yoI. I!h.

q Z iFING broarht the third volume Of the
4 Farmers Advocate 10 4 close, We now pre-.
~. tc public Wt,h Prospectus for a fourth vol
g.. Having succeeded On iotrung an assocts.
IN Ag which The services OF Nj. Walter /,
kchltts, al. BE- tcoufed 10 assist Ia toe Edto-
inl department. Of tire uiii C. we feel confident
''.' uC shall be able 10 furnish paper worthy
itf iiru,.1n OF farmers, ans th1 community IN
v1erJ
10 conducting tho ADVOCATE, an undctutng
tafsc viii 90 steadily pursued with yicw 10
@iahce The interest ug I've ftRHER, by recon-
Hroa.py such measures as may seem 10 promise
s5 improvement, and exposing 10 m'r,itd cen
~ whatever Is i1mirsi to hts Property
laFonncs aad 8ELIGroN, every hing ca'cu'a.
~ aQxc.'e 4lttisansaip OF scctarIan pr,lddice,
shl# carefully avoided
Sincr 10 its various branches, will meet wi'h
lai attention i So richly deserves.
I tpgeAU1y ~ general, wi.l receive da1 share
ra'tcsu,a.
IaE cgyrirur,S az rur L, $, and that Of \.
ailh NJ baby oilers, Will be copird.
No impartial and true record Of important
Lfc!oas together with a variety 81 other inter
a.mg cysut' w,t be given.
'isrgE MoaALirY, aud their trim sister IrM'
'L1sSee Will eyer6nd ~ %, faithful and uhtif'
b Advocate and Found
CONDITIONS
The Advocate will " ih,hrI every ether
tgh, 81 , EiUrian, DAVID 10 Ceun'H, NC.' a,
dollar year Ia advance o. oae dollar and
y cents, after six mouths rom lae date Of sub
aoa For c,uha 9f ten Nc more suhsorb ers
.enly 6go ceais per copy, 10 advance OF. on'
Cellar twelve and bali cents eiter six months
D. piper discontinued uud atrearagcs at'
r,j except At tho option 81 the Publishers.
Iae above conditions ~.ll be strictly adhered
aia sll cases.
MI letters, communication, &c, 10 the Editors
Fs' yald, promptly attended To,
Addrcss, j. Sherwood, Lexington, or W. L
kIghaFds, nfowniowp, Davidson 10. Nc
The Brotherhood Of the quill vii confer a IA
'ptby nserting OF otherwise noticing the above
sNh those who do, we will endoasor to reciprocal
he favor
JOHN SHERWOOD,
WALTER L, RICHARDS
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The bea utifHl thoro-Dred Horse
seSdE1hE4 "A.

BE- FkE dents, high waters, and pubic
AMEsHN days excepted, every Tuesday
sAa- azs<-'-RaAH@ and Wednesday, at Charlotte,
and every Friday and Saturday at the subscr ber's
stable in Cabarrus county. The season common
ced on the 18th instant and viii end ON the 18th
of June next He wll stand al SIC the season,
$40 the insurance. There must be a contract
made the frs! visit, or they will be charged by the
season. Every person entering for the insurance
of mare, and refuses or fails TO bring her regu.
larry during the season, or until he obtains the
consent Of the subscriber or should dispose of the
mare before she is asceTtained TO be with foa shall
in every Instance BE liable for the insurance price.
Every necessary attention will bepaid TO prevent
accidents or escapes but liabilities for either.
Fifty cents to Ire groom for every new service,
cash TO be paid soon as the service is rendered
Mares sent from distance to the stable of the
subscriber. will be fed upon grain at IS cents per
day, pasture gratis, and colored servants gratis.
OSCEOLA is thoroughbred, as may be seen
by reference 10 my handbills and TO the American
Turf Register. Persons wishing to see the Horse,
can do so by calling on Col. Sloan, my agent ia
Charlotte. MARTIN PHIFER.
April 4, 1913. 2otl5J
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Il. III. ANDREWS. Dentist,

3aNENDERS his most sincere thanks to the cit
IL liens os Charlotte and adjacent country, for
past iayors, and would inform them that he may
occasionally be found in Charlotte, where he will
be happy 10 wait upon any that may favor him
with call. Persons living ia the country would
do well to address him through the Post Office al
Charlotte If they should require his services. All
such calls shall be met with as much promptness
as bis business will possibly permit.
CHARGES, in some respects, suitable 10 the
hardness Of The times.
May 3, 1873 ts7
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TEE

Astonished at this, he ran below 10 inform
The captain, and when he had got back,
and looked up at the tail, he found that it
had changed again, and had formed the
word
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EuEADACHE- DIR. SPH0N'S hEApas ~
~ REMEDY will etleotually cure sex ncaS'
nche either from the nerves OF bilious ii"'u'o"'
of families are using IT with gtea. 10y
For sale in Charlotte, n. G. by b. oa'es' ~ 'n'
ltbury BY c, b. Wheeler; IN Lexington , " - :,
Mabry in Greenshnroueh by j. " s ,m~ r.
Fayetleyillc by J. A, MRae; IN loth'''e' . "
nv Coms,ock and Co.'S agent
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Electro Magnetic Medicated
SKE.s,S.

E.7OR Colds. Coughs, all pulmonary Aztec
a. tons, &c, TO be worn over the Chest, for
sale at the Charlotte Drug Store.
B. OATES.
Jan. lG. 1913. I7tf
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Can be had al Eighteen pr Cent. deduction
from old Prices.
fESil I undersigned respectfully informs the Old
n Patrons OF the Type and Stereotype Foun.
dry, formerly known IS JAMES CONNER'S, and
more recently as CONNER 4 COOKIES, and
the public in general that they are nov prepared
10 execute orders for PRINTING TYPES,
PRESSES. CHtSES. CASES. IMPOSING
STONES. INK. FRAMES, and every other arti
Gle necessary to form complete Printing Estkb-
hshment, on Is favorable ierfns, and Of as good
quality as any other establishment in the United
States.
sLw FsiCTs FgR oLD rsicrs, rfa
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( NUMBER 3G.
A GOOD SIGN.

There is no mistake in the sign describ-
ed in the following article. Whatever
may be thought Of MiIerism in the con-
crete, in the abstract, this particular omen
is worthy to be specially regarded. We
find il without credit in an exchange pa
per, but its authenticity should not be
questioned on that account, as such things
{" sometimes occur" -Bdh. Pdtriot.
A Mr.. Blindman, pilot on flat boat on
the Ohio, recently saw a most wonderful
sight in the Heavens. lie was watching,
eagerly, the comets tail, when all at once
he saw the tail cur! up, aud form in big
letters, the word
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T. j. HOLTON,
Editor, Proprietor 81 Publisher.
TERMS:

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS if
ii IN aGpance. THREE DOLLARS If not
XVI ,-i,bia three mouths Aad THREE DOL.
ans AND FIFTY CENTS If not paid until az
:. AZ expiration u the gear. No pope, dise9n.
rop.l aaIa all orrsafGges are paid, except at the
s,oE of the Editor.
M Advertisements inserted al 0ae Dollar per
,,,ars Q6 lines or less, his sired type.) for the
e,,i insertion, and % cents for each continuance.
tcosri advertisements and Sherifs' Sales ehsrg
"A IS per cent higher; and a deduction of 33I
ar cent iriH be made from he regular prices, for
frlrsrisers Jy The year. idceriisemeRfs inserted
r,aiAiy or q0arteriy 81 per square for each time.
Sat mSaitiy ~ cents per sqaare for each time.
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CHARLOTTE. N. C. MAY 30. 1913.
MANSION HOUSE.

fEsiE subscriber having purchased Mr.. T. r.
u Hughes interest 10 the above Establish
ment, tenders his services TO the Travelling Pub-
lie. Having for several years been engaged IN
keeping Private Entertainment at Mount MourDe
in Itedell county, be INDUCES the hope that he
has experience enough 10 the duties Of his bust.
meas 10 ondeavor 10 render comfortable all who
may bestow upon his House their patronage.
His TABLE shall always be well and plentiful.
ly supplied with every thing the country oiiords,
TO please and satisfy the palate Of an epicure.
Ills BAR will be found furnished with a choice
selection of Liquors.
Ills STABLES shall be constantly attended by
faithful and attentive hosllers aud supplied with
abundant provendor.
N. d. The Stage Office is kept al the Mansion
House.
IT, r. SLOAN.
Charlotte. Jan. 81, ls43. t3l
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PAINTINGS.
FHNHE Subscriber having located himself at
Il Davidson College, would now offer his ser
vices to the public as an
ORNAMENTAL Sign, Flag * Mirror
pA1NIpsMRo

lie iatteis himself that his long experience in
the above business and the specimens of work he
has executed IN his line, viii be sufficient re.
Communications. lie viii also attend 10 any call
made on him in tho HOUSE PAINTING Busl-
NESS and is confident he can give satisfaction
to all who may employ him. The public is re.
specially requested to call ane encourage hlm as
he is determined TO execute all work committed
10 him in the best possible manner.
And as times is hard he will take part of his
work in produce suitable for family use such as
Flour, Corn, Bacon, &c.
JOHN W. RAINEY.
Concord, May l6, is43.
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PAY

He didn't pay much attention to il but in
few minutes he looked round again, and
saw distinctly, in the same place, the word
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1GENTS.

CT r. W. Cochran. MeeklsRJBrg. NJ c.
Clss. ". Harris. MI GI0pe, ~ c.
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DR.. Ray, superintendent of the Boston
Insane Hospital, states, in late answer to
the inquiries made TO him, that five pa
tents have been admitted TO the Asylum,
the victims of the Miller delusion. Elev-
en- victims have been admitted to the Mas
sa.husetts Lunatic ASYLUM.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1843-10-04

place still another who is equal in every
re pect to the former in the lowest circle
and he will be moulded to that society.
Instead of the doctrine having bad
tendency and influence on those who en-
brace il. and destroying all motive to re-
formatory action in them. il seems to have
the contrary effect It the most of any
thing increases their charity, which is the
bond Of perfectness. 1t makes them look
upon men as not designedly wrong and
soilfnLty malicious, bu: only as we should
| have been had we been surrounded by the
same circumstances as they have been.
1t stimulates to the greatest and best di-
fected efforts to surround those we would
reform with influences that are adapted to
the end desired. 1t is upon this pr;nci-
pie that all efforts at true and permanent
reform are based. Without acting in har-
mony with this principle, whether it is
perceived and acknowledged or not, all
efforts of those engaged IN Universal In.
quiry and Reform will prove abortive.
For unless men can be surrounded with
better influences and circumstances more
conducive to a true life, they will never
live it. The fact that those who believe in
this doctrine are the most zealously engage
ed in the work of reform, is presumtive
evidence ofi,s truth and good effects. = To
illustrate the subject in all lis parts would
require volume. leave it for the con-
sideration and investigation of others,hop-
ing it may elicit thought, and be means
of bringing the truth to light
HEMAN MORGAN.
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MEDICAL.

designed for those who require speedy and private cure
eopyensn plain and faithful The
price 81. The present advertisement however, STATE
that on the causes which render these complaints obstinate
free Of eIpsnse to any one WISHING t. iii, reasons for doing
this given in the letter ITSELF and this also, will be seen
complaint which TO affect the mind well func
9ns of the body and which easily and Speedily cued
when its nature il explained.
But lest should be supposed that the letter here red
Processes than really contains the author bes state
that beside his long experience he has testimonial letters
the subject of his integrity and skill from the most em'nent
physicians in Europe the eminent in America, Sill
Ashley Cooper to Dr. Mott Of New York, DR., Physck OF
Philadelphia and Others and also that he permitted refer
TO almost every physician of emnence in the city.
Dr. Ralph would also further state that he consulted on
street. hour and those who honor him with the
confidence, the complicated of disease will
Be surprised the and quckness with which, general
they will obtain a nil lmsr
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MEDICAL !, AND NSlpn syRGICAL GARD.

NORTH RIVER DISPENSARY, 2O41S Fulton street, neal
IN Greenwich.-Dr MORRISON, Member of the Royal
College Of Surgeons, London and formerly Surgeon the
British Navy, continues to be consulted confdentiay
from o'clock M TO loP NJ daily all diseases ola
and all those distressing symptoms consequent
njudicous treatment and the mprudent quack
cines regular medical education with practice
Of % enables Dr. M to adapt the proper remedies
various asweli those
nsidous maladies. Dr. NJ is daily consulted by paenu
where the leading symptoms have been only checked still eay
the poison TO lark ia the SYSTEM until ultimately IL deve
opes e IN the deporable shape Of secondary syphilis" n
al DR. NJ warrants perfect without mercury de
performed in three five days. and proportion
STRUCTURES OF URETHltA -Obstuctions in tn,
urera such trctures aud enlargement Of the prostate
gland accompanied with much irritation and dull pain in
parts Of the consequences Of matreatment Dr. M
structures IN scientific promoting their ABSORB
ton without PAIN In advertisements the subject
Of structures the defined. This leusionbe
enlargement OF the gland &c. would produce
analogous SYMPTOMS IL is cruel to patients with bou.
gies &c when reality there structure Dr. NJ is fire..
queny consulted where patients have been injured by such
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY.-Thousand. OF youn,
suffering from the consequences Of indugene
destructive habit and whose urhey nina, from
the Of nosrums and pretended specifics which stimulate
y induce greater depression Dr. NJ. such
purely pathological principles and fails establishing
cure. Strictly confidential Letters post paid containing
fee Of $40 will ADVICE aud edcne which will be
forwarded OF the Usion by the
patisat q yipg history Of his
Office z0lH Fulton st. Greenwich
B.-With eIeep ion Dr. 10 the only qualified adver.
Surgeon the city Bee his diplomas suspended in mis-
ofhce- oN lm"r
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MO CURE NO PAY.-DR- COOPER IA Duane street.
IN between Chatham and William takes this method
Of informing citizens and strangers that he has Tor the last ten
confined his practice solely the treatment OF
Mercul aud other diseases Of delicate nature Although 1t
considered by of the medical profession specie.
Of qusckery for Of its legitimate members to ADVERTISE m
the advantage the unfortunate victims OF disease
derive from regularly educated physician devong his attep
particular branch Of the profession be apparent
Do employ to amputae limb Ito an ocu
list disease of the Ito dentist for operation the
teeth land surgeon noted for the Of Syphilis when
you troubled with yeneea And You do so from the Tact
that those perfect this branch because they only
practice at it. DR. Cooper celebrated Lock Hos
% and has enjoyed he most extensive practice
in this of medical New York He cure the
of Syphilis and mild removed IN
five days The Dr. regularly educated physician aud
and suffers his patients TO leave until perfect
performed deploabls witness OF the cases
the Dr. where the disease has been driven
into the Ivy quacs 70 break out again IN the form OF
spot. and ulcers on The body pains in The joints sore threat
a cure, make charge.
STRICTURE.-Dr. Cooper has discovered a method,
by which he the form Of Structure from
of the uretha PROSTATE gland OF the neck OF the bladder
sometimes mistaken for Structure by general practitioners
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBILITY, sometimes called Sc
minal Weakness brought by secret habit INDUCED by
young This where freely INDUCED in, the greatest
evil that bes man; begets Of the heart
sumption, dyspepsia Of the frame and finally ends
in complete idecy Dr. Cooper will effect radical cure IN
such and the constitution original
that by mild and simple Of medicine warrants
ed in charge Post paid ette, describing
complaint and enclosing S. attended to- Patients attended
member II Duane between William and Chatham sts
p2 Inns
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FRENCH DIAMOND EYE ar
Colyrium henceoth obtained from the agent from
A. NJ. until r. MIR ANDREW LAKE, OpIhalmc Snr-
geon, Occus No 86 White street of Broadway
The and benefit derived from the OF
this EyeV having the APPRECIATION of nearly all who
have used both France and England ard this country
do think make remarks its efca-
cy As the agent am fully authorised say lift should
meet the expectations Of the patent be Cd and the
will be refunded subject only deduction for the
quantity used proportion the price paid which 0fr
So for VIAL with Eye Glass; 20 h 81 for
vial with Eye Glass.
This EyeWsteI strengthens weak caused by close
application study fine work and renders vision perfectly
the brilliant aud healthy the patient whose
vision has been by fevJs measles change Of climate
exposure ard lats hours.
gives clear sight the aged by removing morbid eranu.
ations from the eye. Ii affords almost immediate relief all
niammaory attacks TO which the subject 1t will
move the most inyeterate case Of chronic opham'a.
IL few DAYS the smoky appearances and floating
which appear TO the eye the first of
checking the disease entirely Persons using this Eye Vapor
isionay will find their brilliant
brightness and activity Of motion which will pema-
All orders for the Diamond Eye Yspor be directed
above the paid when mailed. Ii will then
IT, any part Of the Union. ms lm*m
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To THE PIJRLIC.

RRlST0L'S SARsAPARlLLA;-Thef Sal rsvages Of dis,
r:i is s:s :sspSss il Bss
New York which have proved hshy beneficial in npms
apa a. re %. 6 no,
have been before the pube far beyond the
even hopes Of the PoprstoT eon,gu, an
s,s .. w SsTa.s perish y.
in the single city oNew York we surrounded all
''fs q MI
that moi than 81 az de
to scroiaa or neglected distractions Of gandur stem
Tas ss
i've influence, and se pr1meIhean yutaies prey onchecea
upon the ''' DEL pEA Hsfft Sn,ztaE and
@ Y o.
should schema approach
to e1ps WReS has odsmsnt The system
% &c T h has s &c & the
of very importance guarded against SO nsidOu
s eaS sa
impossible and death already hand Such being the fact in
hundred Of these be cured
proper reference the numerous testimonials published
In Of >cofa of the pe-eminsnty distress
ing and revolving Of all the various species Of disease the
way the tomb and mitigate some measure the paRs it
had the judicous and
Of this medicine has restored health and happiness
dvduals who all appearance, the threshold Of
eternity.
sufficient excuse them for offering thess remarks TO the
public apparent their object which point
to afflicted community medicine that has met with the
most brilliant and exempted success allevatin and
dcae that relies support only the broad basis Of
asks nothing from popular ceduy and
nation while deies attack; medicine that is sustained. and
even than sustained In its already high paaon by
far from any thing like approach quackery
first Physicians in the countryS
Such evidence will published of the extraordinary
pc and Of this Medicine will satisfy the
sceptical.
Price 81 per bottle. .
WILLIAM BURGER,
No so Courtlandt street. New York, Wholesale Agent
For sal. m Philadelphia by g. b. ZIEBER Co at their
Chez Publication Depot, No. Ledger Building. Third
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DR.. ALIENS
BAkSAM OF HOARHOUNQ.


LIVERWORT AND PLEURISY ROOT,
DOR Consumption and Liver Complaint, Colds, Coughs
Splitting Of Blood Catah. Asthma Difficulty Of Breathing
Of the Chest Pleurisy Hectic Fever Night Sweats Diff
Lungs, aud Liver.
Consumption and Bad Cough-Ths TO certify that ons
Peuy Root has cured of cough after having tried
JAMES BACKMAN,
No. 1876 James street
Rev Dr. John Scott that he has made DR. AL
lens Bal.am of Hosrhound Liverwor and Peursy Root
himself many his church also used with the most
astonishing effect He feels duty bound make this public
statement hopes that all clergymen visiting those
ing under consumption, will advise them try Dr. Aliens
Basam.
Liver Complaint CuredDr Allen-Dear Sir:- have used
your Basam Horehound, Lyerwo and Pleurisy Root
my practice months and from the wonderful eff
feet il has had am fully satisfied that very
virtues the Of liver complaint and consumption do
strongly recommend the public and IN the faculty.
Respectfully. J.sD. RICHARDSON. M. d.
Hudson, Aug. |, 1S43.
Sold by William A. Tyler, wholesale agent Barclay IT.
and by T. M Guon corner OF Bowsry and Grand street
m
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PATENT ELASTIC
SH GU Err BR ACE.

T'HE SUBSCRIBERS offer, with full confidence In r
utility aud usefulness the above named article. This
1tic Is intended 70 brace the support the back and
Expand the chest giving graceful outline to the figure and
w be found indispensable persons Of sedentary habits
Parents and guardians particularly requested this
which i, recommended nameyo brace the shoulders OF
children and others who have acquired the habit Of STOPPING
and retain their form upright position They be worn
with perfect being formed it'll elastic back and will
be found Of mpediment the free Of the The
pbserbe also offer their celebrated Elastic Spring Russia
Riding Belt The above articles manufactured IN,
Immediate inspection Of Mr. Pae who has been engaged 10
the business for the last sixteen and be depended on
superior article eer offered for the pu
Sold wholesale and retail st the old establishment Of
PARSELLS 4 AGATE,
2T Broadway, corner Of Park Place
NJ Blades will be SUPPLIED and fitted by calling at the
residence Of MADAME PARSELLS, tQ7 Greenwich street
between Hubert and LaGhs stfsefs o2i 2msm