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ALDNESS.- OF coil MBIA, tnt
u D tho hair, which s.ll stop it II filling ou,, Or
Te-lore II on bald places aud 0n children make 4
groS rapidly, " 90 .hose who hasl Us. TIE hair
fiOm any cause.
Al EERNlIN that iufost tte bead or children
in schools, are prevented ~ ail,d By ! a, once
Find the name Of GomstIck a GO. 90 i u ucyri
try il. Rem.mbsr This 7iisgps
For sole IN Charlotte, n. G. ly y Oates ard r
j Holon; ia Salisbury BY G. .. wheeler, a Lex
lng,ou BY J, P Mabry in GrcensbFog by J
& R. Sloan 10 Fayetteville 5y J MIRA, !.
Yyrbgille, :. G. by Coms'och & Cos aeelE
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REASONS FOR TAKING THE NEW MIRROR
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given in the course Of the year.
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A splendid book 70 bin2 and preserve is in yonr
hands at the close Of the year, containing every
thing Of current interest worth remembering, and
many invaluable gems Of literature and AIT.
Il delightful oisitOr 10 your family cileie Is such
q Saturday paper
Blythe year each number cost bat fce pence, Tho
there are in it sixteen pages Of the choices. mat
ter, aud picture such as could not b. baugh
siney at the print shops for less than tao shilngs
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Isaac Spencer, David Cowan
and Vim, S. CowaD.
III T appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
III that David Cowan and William 5. Cowsn, ~ 0
of the defendants in this case do no; reside with.
in the limits OF this state, Il ras Ordsred, that
publication be made six weeks 10 The Charlotte
Journal, thereby giving notice to said defendants
10 appear at oar next Court Of Equity 10 be held
for Mecklanbnrg comfy, At the Court House in
Charlotte on the i!h Monday Of February next,
then and there 70 plead, answer o. domuT, other.
wise the bin will be taken pro confesso apc lndg
ment entered accordingly agains. hem.
Witness, David r. Dunlap, Clerk aud Master
in Equity, at office 10 Charlotte, the 4h Monday
in August, A. d. 1913.
D. DUNLAP, c. " z.
Nor. 81 1913 Price adv sis TIC
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NOTICE.

nISAPPEARED from my counter or desk,
~ on the ith instant. a Note made by The sub
seriber, in the sum Of Eight Hundred Dollars.
tSSO0,) dated December 10, 1887, and GAVIN at
about Que days sight, in favor Of Thomas Cure.
ton. The same bears a credit OF One Hundred
and Fiity.fye and - 100 Dollars, dated the nth
of June, 1872. Ii the Note IS offered for trade
the public is cautioned against trading for the
same, as ii is paid to its rightful owner.
Il. X. CURETON.
Cartoons Store, S. C., Jan. 10, 1874. Iw
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MANSION HOUSE.

yENHE subscriber having purchased Nj q u
IL Hughes interest in the above t.s'api.sn-
ment, tenders his services TO the Travelling Iup'
lie. Having for several years been engaged ~
keeping Private Entertainment at Mount MouFhe
in lredell county, he INDUCES the hope that he
has experience enough in the duties OF has ousi'
ness 10 endeayor to render comfortable all who
may besiow upon his House their patronage.
His TABLE shall always be well and plentiful
" supplied with every thing the country ailofus
to please and satisfy the palate even oi an epieute
His BAR will be found furnished Win ehoiee
selection of Liquors.
nj. STABL Els shall be constantly attended by
faithful and attentive hostlers and supplied with
abundant proyendcr. on
Charlotte, Jan. 81, 1913. t5l
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DIR. EkJHL,S
III . . 7 g 7 II D s :
REST0RER OF The BLOOD,
FOR
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,

CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
VA HETHER produced by bic, phegm, from
w internal morbid matters, arising from
badly cured old disorders from the use Of mer
curry, caiomel, bark Sc, or in femaesJ from the
change Of life, as specified N toe Pamphlet.
AsTLsiPHLlrIc SyRuP.-This medicine Is in
Il! Feuereal Disorders, certain remedy.
AeYssiAM MixrrRE, lin liquid and in paste
celebrated for its speedy and perfect removal OF
Gororrhua and elect.
. Coin MrSE BhlsAM, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections Colds, &c.
i ARoXATic ExrRAcT liniment for Indigestion,
Goodness in the stomach, Nnmbness or " eakncss
in the limbs, Rheumatism, &c.
DEPuRATlvE Powder, for Bilious Fever Head
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which is to be
taken IN the Resloter.
JArAS OINrpRNr, for Piles, which is to be ap-
Piled besides the Restorer.
BEsGAL OENEsr, for letter, Rngworm, Sail
Rheum, Scsdhead, Eruptions Of the skim and fou
Ulcers; IS 70 be applied besides tie Restorer.
UslyEssAL or STRENGTHENING PLAsrER< 70,
diseases Of the Chest, Dyspepsia, Inliammatory
Rheumatism, Palsy Paralysis, DC.
: DR KuHL's AojUsTic on, for Deafness and al
other Auricolar Complaints, which is to be usei
together With the Restorer.
~ DR.. Kuhr- Pamphlet Treatment" &c
entered according 10 Act Of Congress, contain
full Directions for the use Of the above mentione
BE medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
IJPersons wishing TO procure any Of the mec
cinos, wall please direct their orders. with the
mount, tpost paid TO DR.. KUFlL'S OFFICE
Raleigh, n. C., or Richmond, Va, or 10 any Of II
following Agents in North Carolina
b Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. F 4 c. Phiier, Concord.
jenkins Bes, Salisbury.
20 HUMPHREYS & Gather, Lexington.
i } Il X. Sloan, Greensborough
NJ. J. A. Drake, Ashbofough
~ G. &. Henderson Linconton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
. Steele, Cunning g. Co., York c. H.
u Mcclure Brawley Il Co, Chester c. n.
:, The continuation Of the list Of Agents, see d
az r. Pamphlet
jane Is, Isl2 39tf
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WILLIAM HUNTER,
BOOK. BINDER,

En- ETURNS his sincere thanks 10 generous
D public for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended o,Aim. and bcgs leave to say that he
continues to carry on the BoOk-BlNDING bus
mess in all its branches. lie Will be thankful tor
work in his line. aud promises 10 execute all or
ders promptly, aud in superior sly lie. Aud as
money is scarce, such articles of domestic pro
duce as are generally consumed 10 family VIII
be taken in payment Tor binding, at the market
price. -.
Dec. Is, ls43 l@ii
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Of romance and humour, gayc'ies and GRANTEES
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OR, LEATHER RESTOgER. NEW CHE.
MICAI DISCOVERY

OR, LEATHER RESTOgER. NEW CHE.
MlCAL DISCOVERY.
Or 0ST people know, that sEias and hides are
4VA converted into leqthsr by tie csc OF Tda.
ua extracted from certain blrks, &c. When the
force and strength Of The 1annin is worn OUT
leather becomes dead hard, dfg, brittle, cracked,
c0DGed lrih crust, Sc. THIS All KNOW.
To restore then hff, sojtHess moistnfss strength.
gmg0ttHess, aud remove all crust, fly, or blister
restore The taunin. This substance the leather
never can receive tho second time bu, the whole
virtues Of It are IN this article, the OIL OF TAN.
NlN-whch pcuctrates the Gliiicst and harGe 3,
leather, ii 1t has been twenty years In use and
If II tears easily with the Gngera il imparls al
once strength that is utterly incredible until
seen. II becomes like new leather, IN all respects
wth delightful sohnegs and pulish and makes
all leather completely and perfectly impofyiau.
70 waier-aud particularly boots, thnes, n az
tops, hose, trunks, harness, and II r,e' ~. tanga
made Of leather, giving sr'endid polish, even
higher than new lcatpa, nus, ana al least doubling
ts wear and du--oility, in whatever manner the
leather is ugsd. These are facts.
rhns. @ho will may wcas old shoes, groan Will
rs,ns, ride "ih old cauiage tops, have old harncs
ana throw them away half used, look iitby them
selves and all about them, expend double what i
! necessary for articles az leather 10 their heart
content, ior what we care, II their prcjudlcus ar
50 strong they viii mol Try a new discovery. w
have no iavors 70 ask If them, they are the great
cat sufferers, md wc bag for nobody's custom o
patronage. Now, gentlemen, please Yourselves.
l.FNonc genuine nucss with the fac-simile o
Comstock 4 Go. For sale IN Charlotte, N. C.. b,
T. Oates 10 SiIirhGry by &. B. Wheeler; in Ley
inglou By J Nahty; 10 Gr,cnthorourh hv 4
Z Sloan 10 Fayetteville " J. a NEao; ia York
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ND HEUMATIsM and LANENESs positive

II b NEUWN IsNI aTl lNNTNTlS5 PJslIIVl-
z . ly cured, and al sAriyeed muscles and
limbs are restored, IN the I'D or young, hy the lN.
brtS VEGETABLE Efwfg ASp NEEyr AND BoyE LIS.
tuE,r-but never without the bame Of Comstock
q. 60. on n.
For sale in Charlotte, =. c. by B Oates; in So.
li,bury by c. 3. Wheeler m Lexington BY J. z
Mahry; IN Gfeersborongh by j. & r Sloan IN
! Fayetteville by ]. A. M'Rac; in Yyrkeil.c, $. c
by CJms,ock & Co.'S agent.
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WsEADAcHE-.Dr sPHoN's HEADACHE

N d REMEDY will ehectuulIy cure sick head.
ache, either from tho nerves or bilious. Hundreds
Of families arc using ii With great Joy.
For sale 10 Charlotte, NJ c. hy T.. Oates in Sa.
hsbnry by G. b Wheeler; in Lexington b. j. r.
Mabry in Gtecnsborough BY J. & Il Sloan IN
Fayetteville by ]. a. MRac in Yofkyille, s. c.
by C0msock and Co.'S agent.
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Concord, Nog ia, lsi3.

Va oRAlS WORMS SrARrifxo F,gn---
w Hundreds Of Children and adlllS;.o ha,
yearly with worms, when song ="
.,... y 7" J.. DOCTORS that scarce mln
I'D exisis but are sooner or later ugl
ils% II th WORMS. and IN hundreds Of casts faa
tofcate, supposed fever, searatiBa, cold Or so'ae
other aiIng carries of the flowers Of the humaa
family-while in truth they die OF Worms ana
these could have been oradicaled in day, BY w
use of bottle Of K0LMSTOCk'S NEkai'
FUGE, at the cos, of quarter Of dollar !,
W Coation.-Never buy this article unless =
has DIR. kolmstock's Vefmiiuge hnudsoms.Y
engraved on the outside label, and the iac.sniils
Of Comstock s. Co.
For sale in Charlotte, n. G. by y. Oates aaa !
J ilo!to1; in Salisbury By G. 4. Wheeler o. ie1
ngton by }. ?. Marty in nsborough BY =
& r. Sioan in Fayetteville By ]. 4. M'Raei
Yorkyllc $. G. by Comstock Il Co.'S agcni'
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e. observation-disclosures CompoufI
- Extract. There Is no other preparation y,
SaraParilla, that caa exceed OF oqual this. iyu'
are sure 10 get Comstoch's, you viii iiad u supp
ti1r 10 all others. II does not require pulling, r
For sale IN Charlotte n C. by q. Oates apa =
] lldion in Salisbury by @. u. Wheeler 70 iStt'
ington by J. ?. Mabry IN Gronsborongll " I,
& X. Sloan 10 Fayetteville hY J a, M'Rae /"
Yo'kyi,c, 5 e. by Cumatook & Co.'S agent
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r. WATERMAN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Georgetown, =. e..

CONTINUES to receive and forward all
q Goods. Wares, aud Merchandise committed
to his care, and will make liberal disbursements
on all produce lodged With him for shipment
North or South.
Jan. II, lclI. no
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OIL OF TANNIN.

10 ALL THE WORLD WHO Use LEN
THEIR IN ANY PORN.
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NOTICE.
Great National Work.

TEyAPPAN u BENNETT, No. ia, Washing
III ton street, Boston, propose to publish, bs
subscription, in fourteen monthly numbers, at The
low mice of twenty. FIVE cents each number, the
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Charlotte, Jan. 81, 1919.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
MEDICINES.

OoTrcus-As remedy 10, Conehs. C9diii ,,sscos; Asts
- = ~. Ws9opns s :r I"is Iahs Tie PICTORIAL HoSEY Gt
~ Jrp = ~. nj. ,urtyaied reputation IS niy
LsEk"EI " In '.peedy and certain enedy ever ei
,ed a r., ,he nnbe @ in he many hnd Yhss ,h
nrepnraton has bcc used. not sIe i'hne&e % & hrh in
+, rs nss % u many the seeabe S s o.
M M ns,.i, nS rerae;y for Coughs, &c oy reco,.
sdns its use By their patients Those 1g wS SI na's seeem. @ d
enr. rst arc earnestly invited 70 try tn, many ,
rs"ients Of this city rcsif'S o. Gisfnf p, pgS, and
& 10 ;hsir na,nS appearing IN te ape, -
have left isr naes rnt address W.T., the s 10 maSe
relative 10 The success that has attended ts use 1ie ri !.
5 bn,,e For sale Wholesale II M1ten lane anh a.
III n, Xfrrscn 4 Oiii, Bnwey and g., tIondway
!, f,dnsnr a3 Hudson w. W atson, % Chthe,ne Il
uyrsut 2 Greenwich e. Sham, tuitoh 81 ns
rf Ir,,-yixfy generally.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
FASHIONARLE DANCING

MONS. GABRIEL DE KoRPONAy,
HAS the hnncr OF informing the Ladies and Gentlemen
IlSewfork and vicinity that he has arrived for the
pose vt giving Instruction the principal fashionable Dance
society.
os K hss a;ely arrival from boston, Sariosa and New
ro. where his style the admiration of the pub
lie, and The arse approval OF the fashionable eomTuny-
Among Others Mons. h. TO teach that well known
dance La PoLkA-t.e Quadres with original MUSIC
the Vase de Derx pasihe MazuuTka-nsw CotIlons-new
Gaioppe, nnd all American Dances.
Nuns X. vii be assisted by MADAME KORP0NAY as
Musician: The instruction viii be the French, Ger
,uan and English languages.
Rooin engaged III . Park Pace-trctly privute COO
asl lniry-tor the accommodation OF Ladies and Gentlemen
the fashionable circles OF London ard Pnn can taught n
twelve lessons, except the Mazoursa. AL olhes
For fufther parscnars. inquire of MONS KoRPONAY, al
ms residence IS Park Place.
To- p Nj, and from 10 IN the evening.
SIX lessors a6-tweyc lessons, So and cuartsr ais
Private lezsous IS: twelve lessons, s3 or,,
All Other hoan win be devoted to Public Inztusss Aeaa.
smirs, &C. sc. nj
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
He RIB U N e.
For The Tribuoa.
pIRGE OF AN INFANT.
BY WIZ. H. c. HosaER.

COLD On the bie. he lies
Light from his azure eyes
Early halh flee:
Tnged Ike the sky of morn
Sweet roses, neSiy-bom,
Pillow his head.
All! the refreshing air
With his brigh, alksa hair
Piaye,h in vain;
Never, in rosy rest,
Will m aternal breast
Sbield him again.
II.
Soft wind, or sunny ray
Warmth 10 that frame Of clay
Cannot restore;
There he lies coldly-aweet-
His little heart will beat
Wildly no more.
".
Hush! .hould the heart be wrung
When ths beloved and young
Blossom-like die7
When souls from human strife
And the mad war of Life
Heavcnward fly?
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
DAGUERREOTYPES.

L,lRST PREMIUM DAGUERREOTYPES-fLU Ub[BR.
Il DA8uERRAN GALLERY oY P,TEHT PREMIUM COLokEs
PHOTOGRAPHS, 2l Broadway obove aIurny street, New.
York. awarded the .lrda Hr First PremiuRs and trs
Hsasst MongEsy VT at the Efhbgn, q the n,S' Sa Si
beautiful coloed Pictures and best Apparatus ever eI
hibited.
The Tribune CT this morning contains the following incor
rect statement eeancs to ths awards OF the Ahcan p
stitu,e, on Saturday last:
he frs. premium for the hast specimen Of Dnsuereots
ikenesses awarded u Mess Anthony, Edwards, & CO.
The true version IS this
"1o Messrs. Anthony Edwsrti & Co.; to Plumbe and to
Mr. Brady. each Diploma. 10, supsror specimens OF Da
guereotypes.
The Institute did not decide scoae the best ut 10 vt
tie that point respectfully challenge the above named
gentlemen, (and the to0r!d irnl Of skill each com<
ia" TO depe. Ike aT9unt-no les, thun one hundred pci
exceeding Thousand dOllnr,ad the whole DO awarded
by competent IN. owner of the hest si. pictnrs
Oct. IS. 1874. to1D&Wl JOHN PLUAiBR j.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
SCHOOLS.

LADY, who has had much experience as Teacher md m
n who well versed in the French sngu9se% % ma ~ e
n anary next in some eligible pnEt Of the city She would
m objection 10 purchase such establishment should
n s,nbie ier be made enter INTO partnership with
n crson arendy established. - am,
mucntions from the Principals Of such Schools rs nny
NJ entering into any arrangements Of the above nntre
letter addressed to X. Ddy School, ut THIS ONCE W .e.
with immedlute attention. il-o Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

Tho sch7 Spy, piuon from Saem, arrived below Sandy
Hook yesterday, with loss OF both anchors, bulwaks sa,
ecs swept aad cargo shifted having been blown oil under
Chatham on the uight OF the 9th ul 0 miles ESE fran
Nantucket ssu:h shoals it having blown tremendous gale
from NV. for four days succession.
The brig John r. Gardner Peterson arrived a. Balze Hon.
Nov ls under jury - days from New York. having
heen dsmase Gulf Stream at S5 the 6k of 0c-
toser.
Schr Caroline, Hartley, of and for Portland from Newly
-four and Steamboat machinery. ashore the Cad
Of the Bay near tea' Pons Nantucket, TUESDAY night.
morning. the Lighthouse. About hcars be.
fore the C. went asoe she into chr Addison Yates Of
and tr,m BRISTOL. Maine, Tor Philadelphia, with potatoes and
.uns her immediately the having barely
on board the Caroline which had her bow stove. and
S she rnseed aud her cables wcrr cut, and she
a,J,n Geo " Ya,e an old man. who was scit on board
n assistance could be obtained from the shore, but II
as ne became uncay, and attempting gel on shore
hu,e pefsed. His remains found the shore the
natt moi
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
JONEs,S COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,

OK INIIIAI IOkNt SN'ttN T " NJ = O.II,
24T BRuAD~AY GURSER uF i-URRAY-sTREET,
"a HE OBJECT of this Institution i. TO lmpur thorough
4 instruction III Book keeping, Penmnnshp and CONNER
cin Arthmetc qualify gentlemen for the practical due
OF the desk. Private instruction gwen required Room
open day and evening.
outstei 10 apply the Librarian ut Clinton Hail. who VII
furnish tcke of under the arrangement nade VIII
the Committee. :,
T References may be had at the academy to BooEkepesn
Merchants aud Clerks who have been students during The h
nine years. r,,,
inc $50 L., This work adopted in the mt Academic In
stutions N this country. 1t also resubshed England
and extensively introduced there. ol Sm-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

CURIOUS REVOLUTIONARY RELIo.-Ihe scot!isn
Cns,dsn sta,.s that recent sale of the materials
nj house al Ro;tenrow which had for some time
seen occupied as the Old Mans Friend Society
House, Glasgow, and which was taken down 10
Nuke room for a new house Of the Society, gen.
llemun made purchase Of window shutter for the
purpose of its being preserved, supposed 10 contain
hr nerforatop OF the first musket ball fired IN The
coniest b.,ween Great Britain and her American
colonies, which resulted in The independence OF The
United States Of America, and the establishment oil
The new colossal transatlantic Republic. former
nrcnretor of the house in koitearow brought this
window shutter from Lexington, ia the United STA
where it had belonged to the house II which the
American maliia were s,a'ioned who opposed me
aJanre of the British forces under Col. Smith and
Major Pilcaiarn, on the l9tn April, l775.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03

LEYpEH Asp CAMPBELL" John Leyden," says
Walter Scott, introduced me to Tom Campbell
They afterwards quarreled. When repeated Ho-
henlinden TO HIM, he said:
az Dash il, man, tell the fellow hate him; but,
dash him. he has written the nest verses that have
been written these fifty years.
ul did mine erranG as faithfully as ons of Ho-
ner's messengers, and bad for answer:
"'Tell Lsyden that de;est him, but know the
value of his critical APPRECIATION
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
Correspondence of Llvinss.on Ss Co.

The various channels of communication have bs,1 ,aI" Ts
en- SIne II i oeey one foot teep. The Lake tree IRON
ice but You rod aheed N & nn G az
end npnsrently for the ensor vast Quanty oil riout a
PaetNtne ni;er destined for English murket-H' iea
cnught m trunsitu ,I,
Much has Lereofnre been SAID IN regard 70 ne aus M H.
The yVennd Canal possessed over the Ere Canal on te
r,nd tha els could find pGs,nRe through tnt roolt
sarer in the sprRs hnn by the New OK eau
port in the spring: nothing is sad N reg 70 @
iaT Lever nke place. are compelled TO nuke tins haven u
cnns.onence M the closing Of the WeaDd Canal Such tne
case tu.uay, and It occurs annually,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-12-03
ROOK.KEEPING. &c.

~ C. MARSH Accountant, respectfully announce: that
u. his Counting Rooms No. IS Cedar street, costinne open
from 3 a. II. opP. NJ. -.
In tho study of Bookkeeping il taught By MI hG
every pupil kesps the most practca msns Complete sst
sf p0rtncrskp books embracing ell tho different business
transactions OF good mercantile house, he becomes familiar
with 1.-The books constituting the set. with M the documents
rsnting to the books trial balances balance Sheets accoun
curren and with mercantile calculations. IN interest
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