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fEHlllS preparation has now stood the test Of
ID several years' trial, and IS confidently re-
commended as a safe and eilpciuul medicine Tor
r.p,lng worms from the system. THE nnexain-
pled success that has attended its administration
In every case where the patient was really all e
ted With worms, certainly renders Il worthy the
attention Of The Public.
The proprietor has made il point to ascertain
the rrsults Of It's use in such cases as came with
in his know ledge aud obseFyaiion-and he nva.
riably found it 10 produce the most salutafy effects
not unftequently ullcr nearly all the ordinary
preparations recommended for worms had been
previously rrsnItcd 10 without any permanent ad.
vantage. Thus factls attcstcd by the certificates
and statements OF hundreds q respectable per.
sons in different parts OF the oGunirY-and should
induce families always 10 keep vial OF the pre-.
paration in their possession II i mild 10 lis OPP
GRAFTON, and may be administered with perfect
safety 10 the most delicate ini6ut
For sale at the Drug Store, BY
b. OATES, Sole Agent
fgg 2 lsi3 GIN
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PsEES. &c.

"A hs wholly prevented, OF governed, If The nj.
IA tack has come on, if you use the oAi,, i'm.
BAYS LINIMEsr, from Comsiock 4 CO. Alls.,as
aud every thing relieved by it that admits * 81
outward application. It acts like charm. ~ !,
ior sale N Charlotte, ~ G. BY h. Oates: h i.
iishnry by 9, D Wheeler; il. i.cxington IL +
nabry ~ Grcenshorough ~. q n, so9n, i
raye''eNlIie BY J a. MRlci ID Yorkvie, i. G.
by Comsiock a Co.'S agent. = -
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DIR. EktJgfE.'S
VI a D I g I II u s :
RESTORtR OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AVID OTHER DISEASES

CHRoNic AND OTHER DISEASES,
w HI TIER produced BY tile, phlcem, from
w internal morbid matters, arising ffou
badly cured Old dirordcrs from tie use of MGR.
curry, calomrl, bark, &c or 10 itmales) from the
ehahge q lie, as specified 10 the Pamphlet.
ASu SYFmtIuc SrGrr.-Th.s medicine u Il
Al! Nentfcal Disorders, certain remedy.
A@sstNls MIsgrnE, 10 liquid and In paste
ae'toraicd for H. speedy and perfect removal o,
boH0rrhul and elect,
COIN Miss BAisAM, for Bilious aag Nervous
Affections, Colds, &C.
AnoMAric ExrRACr, llniment for Indigestion.
Goodness IA the stomach, Numbncss Or Weakness
ia the limbs, rheumatism, &c.
DfrURArIvE PowDER Tor Bilious Fever, Head
issbe, Diseases OF tho Eyes, &c, which is to be
- :" ile Rcstorer.
Piled besides the Risn2r fies' "'''h is e be ap
BFNoAL oINNESr, for letter, Rinowo,,, al
hhcuh, acaldhead, Erupiions Of tbs skin, ana NJ
ulcers Is 70 be applied besides the Restnror
UNIVERSAL on SrRENGfHEN,r,4 PLASTER, fol
Diseases of the Chest, Dyspepsia, IniIammator,
Rheumaiism, Palsy, Paralysis, &c.
DR.. hUnL's AcousTiu On, for Deafness and al
oshor Anrieular Complaints, which is TO be use,
together with the Restorcr.
" DR.. Ruhl's Pamphlet Treatment" &c
entered according TO Act Of Congress, contain
full Directions for the use Of the above mentione,
medicines, and accompanies every remedy.
W Persons wishing 10 procure any d. = lned-
icines viii please direct thei, fs WIN the a.
mount, (n.,~t paid r. pn. KUiILS OFFICE
Ralr;gn, N o." 81 Richmond, Va, or 10 any Of The
fs4owing Agents in North Carolina.
b Oa:c1, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. F.& G. Phiicr, Concord
Jenkins Il Biles, Salisbury.
iiumphries 4 Gather, Lexington.
~ X. Sloan, Grcensborough.
N J. a, Drake, Ashborough.
= Q Henderson. Lincolnlon.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
steele Cunning & Co, York C. IT,
-, MeLuro' Brawley & Co, Chester G. n
K's Pamphlet. NsV"'s' see "
June Is. 1912 q5.e
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AND
MILLERS.

TENIIE subscriber having purchased the right OF
IL erecting and vending in North Carolina, the
PATENT SMUT MACHINE, respectfully 10
forms Mllers and the owners Of Mills IN Meoklen-
burg and Cabarrus counties, that lie IS ready to
attend 10 any orders he may receive for said Ma
chimes. This Machine surpasses any thing Of the
kind ever offered 10 the Public. Wheat which IS
thoroughly mprcgnatcd with Smut and other
filth, together with garlic, is at once rendered pure
and clean, out of which the best Flour can be
manufactured. lie has put up several IN Lincoln
county which have given entire satisiaelion'--
Their durability and saving Of labor IN the prep
aration of Wheat for use, will reader them val
liable acquisition TO those interested IN making
good Flour.
Persons wishing to avail themselves of the ben
eff, of this Machine, will please inform Mr. T..j.
fIolton, Charlotte, who viii transmit all orders to
me. GEORGE OSIELLEt'
Lincoln County, ~ C.. Noe. %, 1913. 9tf
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Isaac Spencer. David Cowan
and WIN. s. Cowan.
Ut appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
n that David Cowan aud William S. Coaan, i@o
Of the defendants Ia this case. do not reside with.
in the limits Of this State. IL ras OTdsfed. that
publication be made yix weeks in The Charlotte
Journal, thereby giving notice To said defendants
to appear a, our next Court Of Equity 10 be held
for Meeklenbnrg county, at the Court House 10
Charlotte. on the i,h Monday Of February next.
then and there to plead, answer or demar, olhor.
wise the bin will be taken pro eonfesso and iudg
ynent entered accordingly against them.
Witness, David K. Dunlap. CLERK and Master
in Equity, OF ofiso IN Charlotte, the 4,h Monday
IN August, a. u. l-i3.
ID. n. DUNLAP, c. " T.
Nor. o, 1919. psiec adv. So TIC
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NEEs.S.kN HUNTER,
ESOOk. EsEyDER.

. 2 kIlRNS his sincere thanks to rcnerons
9 & public for the liberal patronage heretofore
eHienled 70 HIM, and beEs leave 10 saw thai tfr
continues 20 carry ON the BOOK BINDING bus-
lnfes q all its bs-Grhcs. lie VAL be- thankful fer
work III Gis line aI' pI1miacs 10 execute all or
defs pTompt7 AMI ~ a superior style. Aad as
money IS sclfce, sC.h ARTICLES Of domestic uro
dnce as arc generally consumed IN a family, viii
be taken ~ payment Tor binding, at the market
price.
Dee. Is, lSI3 1910
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Ep HEuMATIsM aud LAMENEss tive I've,

Nh llEuMATisM aud LAMENtEsSS.ss -' ~,
% y cured ana ID ola IL yoanr i d. ' -"
"''eS sttriRLE ELixiR ANp NSavg Am lieNf Inv
iMtNr--but never without the name OF Comstaek
n Go. on 1t.
Tor sale IN Charlotte NC BY b. Oates; n s,
nsbnry 10y G. b. Wheeler; in Lexington hy ]. r
Mabryi N Groersborouuh by ]. & II. Sian j.,
taye''cvlllc by J. A. M'Rae; ii Yotksille, S. G.
Wy Comsioek q Cos agent. -
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NOTICE.

A IL persons Indebted 10 tie estate Of J. Y.
n Parks decd, are requested 10 come forward
and settle and those having claims are request
cd to prescn, them within dc time prescribed by
ia~ properly authenticated, or This notice viii BE-
plead IN bar Of their recovery.
ROBERT H. PARKS,
L. ". ALEXANDER, { i'Afs'
Dee . ls43 rs
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber are no
"A lifted TO call and settle, and all having claims
against him will present, them for settlement As
he expects to remove from Charlotte ia short
time those who DO not call and settle will have TO
pay costs. o,nrcu
Sept. 4. Is43. SUI
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AS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Comaaa
- Extract. There is no other prtparai2a
sarsaparilIa, that can exceed or equal this, ltyS
are sure 70 get Coinstock's, you will lind it saF
nor 'oOil others. /, does no, require pul.iae,
For sale IN Charlotte, n. c. by Il. oates saa Z
= lol'on N Salisbury by c. b Wheeler "a Icy
,ogtcn by J. 7. Mabry in Grecn>boroueh by
\ T. Sloan; in Fayetteville by ], 4, MIRA.
fofkNllc, Sc by Constock 4 Cos agent
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WoRMs WORMS snnrlNa rru
" II1n...l. l. 4.

N oRMS. WORMS STARTING Eru-
Hundreds Of Children and adults are IS
yearly with worms when some other cause d
been supposed 10 be the true one.
II IS admitted by all doctors that scarce MS
woman or ehila exists but are sooner Of late. lf
pled WITH worms, and in hundreds Of cases, SO
10 relate, supposed fever, searlatina, cold. OF s
other siling carries of the flowers OF the haa..
tamily--whlle in truth they die OF Worms 81.
these could have been eradicated in dav, ly q
use o. bottle of koLMST0Ck'S FER&.
f0GE, ut the cost of quarter Of dollar.
Caation,--Ncvcr buy this article unless
mas pr' holmstock's vermifuge handsaul.
engraved on the outside label, and the iao-s.ia'
Of Constock 4 Co.
ior sale IN Charlotte, n. c. by b. Oaiosani j
= iiolton; IN Salisbury by c. b. Wheeler; in l't.
iheton by J. 7. Marty in Grensborough by ]
y e Sloan in Fayetteville by J, A. M'Ra' y
fo'a''iie, y Z. by Comstock & Cos agent
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@ LAST CALL.
NOTICE.
n- FseNsOraI.

EAR. JOHN NJ. HAPPoLD1 has removed his
~ Office to the one lately occupied by DIR. X.
A. Wallace, (dec a. next door TO Mr.. William
Carson's store, here he will be found at all times
when Dot absent ON professional business. lie
cannot refrain from expressions Of thankfunoss
for the exceedingly liberal patronage he has re-
ceived from the community, and hopes to merit a
continuance Of that patronage which industry aud
attention always obtains.
He would also call the attention Of those who
are indebted TO him land many tor years. 10 come
forward between this and January Court and close
their debts BY Cash or Notes His necessities and
a sense Of duty urge him TO inss, upon every in
diyidual without distinction that is indebted 10
him up to this date, 10 settle at least by Note
this is but reasonable in itself and in accordance
with general custom, that il YOU cannot Cash up
give your Note. Those who XII not comply, may
expect to pay cost:
Jan: |, ls4l: l4tf
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u ENDACllE-.pr SpHON'S HEADAr mr.
REMEDY will oiltctually cure SICK be,d
acne, o. h'r rom The nerves or bilious. Hundreds
o. 'amn'cs arc using II with great j9y.
or sa'e ~ tharlo'ic, NJ c. By B Oates; in S,.
H,s,uou'y oy = u Wheeler; in Lexington b ]. +.
s H,aoty 70 "reenshorough by J. & II. Sloan in
sa{e'eyiile by j. 4. M'Rnc' in Yorkyslle, S. G.
by Coms,ock and Co.'S agent. . y
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,


Court II Pleas and Quarter Sessions, De
tober Term, 1913.
BENJAMIN Morrow
u.s. Origins! Attachment.
Alexander Robertson, \
Levied ii the hands d James s Sly les and others,
and they summoned az Garnshccs.
z this case, 1t appearing to the satisfaction Of
N the Court, that the defendant, Alexander Ro-
bertson, is no, resident Of this State II is there.
FIRE Ordered that publication be made Tor SIX sue.
cossiye weeks in the Charlotte Journal and the
Meeklenburg Jelersonian, notifying said dcfen
dant e DC and appear at the next Court of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions to be held for the County Of
NeckleuhurP, al the Court House in Charlotte, on
the I'm Monday in January ncIt, then and there
to- lead or rel levy, Judgment final will be rcn.
defet against bin, and the property lowed on COZ
demned 70 satisfy plaintiffs demands.
Witness, Charles r Alexander, Jr, Clcfk Of
our said Court, at Office, the 4th Monday in to
bar, a, y ~, ana N lAc C5th wear oil American
1dcpvndoucc
~. CT ALEXANDER, il. c. NC.
i''h'-', lee s. 62! IA
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One lying nine miles south OF Charlotte, know n
as the Plantation Of Paris Alexander, containing
about B 40 acres, which the subscriber is willing
to sell entire or in parcels TO suit purchasers.
One other tract in Union county, ei;uatu IN the
neighborhood Of Geo. Mccain aud Jesse Siarns,
containing 81 acres
Also two other tracts, lying in this county, two
and a half miles East OF Charlotte. known US the
widow Jane Alexandcr's and--whieh two tracts
tho subscriber offers for sale as agent Of Ahraai
f. Alexander. Possession Of the above lands civ
en- Immediately.
s.lsa. the tract of land upon which now l.yc,
living 9 or r.les Fast Of Charlotte containing
about 200 acres. rDosession given next Fall.
One reason for wishing 10 sell Inc plantation on
which reside Is, the heash Of one Of the u.srl-
bcrs Of my family being very bad and removal
to limestone region being recommended wish
to try the change.
All of the above lands viii speak for them.
selves Sec the subscriber for i,,rtber particulars
JOHN CAMPBELL.
Oct iG, ls43. Al
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y oN NORTH CAROLINA.
Mt'ALENs-oG COUNTY.
Court Of Pieds and Quar-, g., =
tobcr Term 1913.
Il J.fow, {. I. Alexander
ans .. NJ, B-"'ag' Original Attach.

anu =. W. B4usug,-, Original Attach.
rs. nFut
Alexander Robertson.
Levied n the hands Of james 5 st,lss and othsrs
aud they summunoaas t,arnishces.
9 ihis ease, i appcaTineio tie satisfaction Of
= The Couf', that the defendant Alexander Ro.
bff!s1n. is no rlsidcn, Of ,ht State II Is iAers.
faf ordersd, that publication 81 made ID six sue.
ecsbife vo.ks IN the Charlotte topr, al and The
Meeh!eubgrg Jclfrsonian, no,ifyhp SAID dcfen.
danl % be and appear at the nctt Cpurt oil Pleas
and Qlarf'r Sessions 10 be hold Gft.e County n
NackleubuFs, ct The Cour House 10 OtaYl tte. m
tie b MONDAY IN Janusry next, then ,nd III, +.
70 plead % rel levy. or judgment dnSl wiz bc rem.
etTed against hun, aud the property leyig14n con.
dcmncd 10 satisfy plaintiffs demands.
Witnoss, Charles T. Alexander. Jr, Cl L ~
oor said Court at Office, the { b Mouda IN Csto.
Der, \ d. l-iJ, and IN the Gslh year Of American
Independence.
&. r. ALEXANDER, Jr enc.
Prnter's fee S. GA. IL
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City Inlelllxcnce.

Police Record-dond PicGpocKgr.-Joh
Brown arrested by officer Cochran Tor picking tn
pocket Of Mr. William Lpuzida, OF No. ia 30tn street
while he passing through Anthony street this
ing oil his wallet IN which was bank bill value $40
The rogue committed having been commit tho
robbery.
AnsoS "A German named Frederick w. Linde. wa
irresed for setting fire to his store this morning. at
O'Clock at the OF Li-penard and Chapel street
On the fro being discovered by citizens the door
broken open ana a large number Of brooms found
sned N front Of the counter AMI heap OF paper, ais
csssia likewise blazing behind The counter, and {,
i-miJonn of combustible material, matter standing
buHoL.ny.-Daniei Edward was arrested for breaking
nto the house OF Mathew Lans on 9Th instant corner o
avenue and sad street aud stealing 81 IN money H.
as committed An sccompl,cs, John Campbell vas Al
sisted tew days since who also been committed t.
,nsger "a IN. charge.
ASorHsa BurcLAsr Two men named Henry Norris
nd George Duvsll, arrested and committed I,
on or nreaking into the schooner Orbit and stealing
ouch coIhing.
DisCHAKcsD.--The female, Elz beth Backs, who wa.
hdrgsd some time since with attempting to destroy her
,swiy born infant by throwing II into sink and was
ent with her child 10 the aims house at Bellevue to
aken Of has been discharged after strict examine.
on-t being clearly proved that fell into the sink by
iurs sestdsnt
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GRAND CRICKET MATCH BETWEEN TIKI ST.
GEoReE's CLUB AND THE NEwYoRK CLUB. YEsrKR-
DAY.-The return match between these two clubs
came ofyesterday, on the ground Of the NewYork
Club, Elysian Fields, Hoboken II excited some in
teres from the fact that the latter had been perse
vering by practice, with the addition Of some three
efficient members recently added to the club. The
effect is, that the 81. Georges will have 10 attend
TO their laurtls, or else -. WIckets were an
nounced 10 be pitched at half past nlne O'Clock;
but It was just IL ere the play commenced. The
umplres chosen were Mr.. Hy. Russell on behalf OF
the New York Club, and Mr.. X alph Burroughs on
behalf OF the st. Georges. The match ar
ranged for the New York Club to play against
ven OF the second eleven Of the ST Georges, with
four of the first eleven given. The New York
went in first, to show what they could do but their
first man, Wilcox, was bowcd out in one minute,
without making single score. Things went on in
so so way until Elliott came in, when he receiv-
ed q balls and scored $50 far, the best player.
Next Dent was caught by Benton, bowled by Green.
Faulkner showed himself pretty player, and ap-
peared to know we'll how TO handle his bait but
was rather reckless-too full of joke and converse
to attend sufficiently to the game. The follow
ing is the first innings -
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NEW YORK HERALD.
New York, Tuesday, July 30, 1874.


On Saturday next we shall publish another splen-
sngravlnss representing Interesting scenes in the
history Of the Presidential candidates.
The first engraving will illustrate scene in the
early life of Mr. Polk, the democratic Candidate, la
which he is represented when boy as chopping
wood to boil his mothers pot. This We had ex-
peotsd to have been able to give last week, bur in
consequence of delay on the part of the engraver
il was deferred I'LL Saturday next. The subject OF
another beautiful engraving will be a scene from
the life OF Henry Clay, representing hum in the act
OF addressing great concsurse Of his fellow citi-
Sens, from stump in Kentucky also the cele-
brated Kentucky rAeman, holding in his hand
the Identical rife with which Mr.. Clay illustrated
bis speech Immediately after the "Compromise
Bill and came very near closing his public career
for ever. This is a beautiful scene. Another will
be small engraving. the subject Of which has
been taken from locofoco song, which speaks
very cavaliery of Mr.. Clay, and represents him
with pipe IN his mouth, endeavoring to find il
the fumes of the "weed," some soldce after tn,
approaching defeat which the democrats say they
are so certain of giving him. All these engravings
will illustrate next Saturdays edition OF II,
Weekly Herald, and will be well worth the atten-
ton Of both political parties.
We have still on baud few copies OF the fourth
and fifth editions Of the two last numbers 81 the
Illustrated Wokiy Hsraid-one containing the en-
cravings descriptive of the Philadelphia riots, and
the other, illustrations OF the Illinois MURDERS with
some sketches OF the political candidates. Those
who may want them, will find them AT the desk OF
this Office
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Nzw YoRK CLuB.
Something extra. il mot grand. was now expect.

Something extra, if not grand, was expect
ed. One of the best men of the ST. Georges took
the lead; but poor Bristow only in 2 minutes,
when he was declared ont by leg before wicket.
The next player worthy Of any note Field-n,
who remained in ~ minutes, receiving "a balls and
scoring IL. Some other good play followed, but
not of particular note
The New York now went in for the second time
in which Falkner took the lead, but he was howled
out by Russell in five minutes, receiving 10 balls
and scoring g. This was damper, as he was
reckoned one of their beet men. There was some
good playing subsequently, but we have not time to
notice II particularly.
The ST. Georges now showed for their second
innings, and Barron's batting was most beautiful,
every ball told effectualy, but he was bowed out
by Sawyer after scoring 6 out OF balls received.
Russell succeeded, and never was finer bit Of
play al cricket Displayed right or left, under or
over, was all the same to him, he tipped the ball
so nicely there was no knowing where 10 look for
II; bowlers, feldsmen, judges and all knew not
what to make OF it, and he went on thus until the
sun went down when the scorers declared the sport
Of the day over, For his prowess we need only
refer "a, thp scare
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R.vrN.-An EnelIsh paper. speaking Of the

A RAvEN.--An English paper, speaking Of the
death OF raven twenty eight years old, says:-
This singular bird bred in Grove Park and could tall
IS plain as any man. far his knowledge extended
point of imitation he inimitabe and could mimic
any thing he heard Like many others OF his tribe
no was exceedingly mischevous, but generally amusing
But his piece his correct repetition OF TIT
Lords Praye which TOR emphasis and distinct enuncis
ZION, would have been 10 discredit to many village
schOOmaster.
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MELANCHOLY Darn. Christian Fordyce, a
printer, employed on the WiIIiamsburgh Democrat,
was drowned on Sunday evening, while bathing Al
the foot of South Second street, in that village.
He had been attempting to swim, got out of his
depth, and so persisted. His body remained about
halt an hour in the water before it was recovered
and all endeavors to restore animation proved IN
successful He was a single man, from Newcastle
upon-Tyne, in the North OF England, and had bee n
in this country about fifteen months.