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a Gard 90 the Public.

fENIlE amount Of bodily and mental M erv
a. arising from d neglect oil small eompla,fi,
is inealcuabc, and il is therefore Uf the l,ut.
importance that strict attention 10 the least sf5
most trining bodily infrmitios should be lsg.
for diseases Of the body invariably a.trct ~
mind. DIR. MOFFAT'S VEGETABLE LIFE
MEDICINES, in every instance whore tl,,
have been thoroughly used, have TRIuMPHEb
OVER DISEASE in almost all its diyetsIE
forms The saluiery effects Of the Lite Med
cines have, in fact, been universally cxpefiei
ed, that IN the short space Of five yeafs they have
become fully established as the most easy, "a !
and perfect mode Of Treatment ever offered 70 /!
pubic.
1t Is unnecessary, here, for Dr. Morat 10 r..
captulate all the reasons which have indutI
him 10 arrive at this conclusion. IL Is svG cies.
ioT him to say, that the disinleresteG tcslIu Id
Of has fellow citizens who have been induced
uae the Life Medicines, will freely be eiiefga
shy ono who may feel disposed TO call al BIZ D.
fec, as Broadway. lie has there on iile setsG
thousand letters, voluntarily Prolcfcd hy his f
tients, the receipt aud perusal Of v Alch has ents
him more pleasure q. an all the wealth u tAc Ea.
could confer.
The rcadc, may not perhaps DC aware tlatu,
origin D. Mollat's Liic Meticinra vas The ttaH /
a prolfucltd and painful illness OF their oug..
tor Mr.. JcnS MoIgAr. When taken IN NJ. n
vas a prosperous aud flourishirg metehaat 4
the lover part Of the city and having consul. /
and employed anumbcf OF our most ~ illu ph,.-
clans he, ailer months OF fuhtrlnF was pIty5i
cd upen 70 Try lhe medicine which Is noH 81 4.
10 the public.
The ciiec, Of the Life Medicines III ri, ~,
case was unparalleled 10 the history Of met.s.
experienced and he Immediately dctCrusl8 +.
make known TO the world medicine 10 hlei. s,
not only owed his life, but hi- happiness rs,
uniform success which has siuco ATTENDED NJ
administration in every instance where !a,
trial has been given them, has been sucsted i
thousands and inconlestibly p:o,es their iA,lf,
merit.
The iIFE MEDICINES can be taken with sstts
by persons d any aPc; and The feeble, and afrn.
the nervous and the delicate. arc strengthened II
heir operation, because BY their prompt and mi.
er action upon The secre,lons of the system. sd
their assimilation with and pur,hcatiou Of tie
blood, they clear the system Of all bad hnnoit
qalOs all nervous ifr.iabili!y, aud Invariably 20
dacc sound health.
For full particulars relative 10 the various e..
eases. modes oftrcatmcnt with the Life Medicine,
the reader is referred 10 the Good Ssmari,a.
PabtshsS graiHitostly. by DR.. W. u. Moaat SIS
broadway, IA which are also published a ssletllaa
from numerous catering aud eongra,plat5fy lei.
ters received the past lew months.
The above medicine for sale by
7. }. HoLToN, Agent
Charlotte, n. c.
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TO MILE OWNEIstS AND
NETIEIEESS.

F2HHE subscriber having purchased the right OF
ID crccnn. and vending IN North Carolina, the
PATENT SMUT MACHINE, respectfully IN.
forms milicrs and The owners Of Mills in Meckleu-
burg aud CaLarrus counties, that he is ready to
attend to any orders he may ereive for SAID Na.
chimes. This Machine surPasses any thing Of the
kind ever offered 10 the Public. Wheat which IS
thoroughly impregnaed with Smut and other
filth, together with garlic, is at once rendered pure
aud clean, out Of which the best Flour can be
manufactured. He has put up several in Lincoln
county which have given entire satislaction.--
Their durability aud saving Of labor in the prep.
araiton Of Wheat for use, viii render them val
liable acquisition 10 those interested in making
good Flour.
Persons wishing % avail themselves Of the ben
Eft Of this Machine, viii please inform Mr.. 7. J.
Elolton, Charlotte, Who viii transmit all orders 10
me. GEORGE MOSTELLER.
Lincoln Coustg ". e., Eoo. o. I-43. yf
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ARITUMETICAL OUFSTIONS

I. 4. lent his friend b. Gj66 at ) per cent.
compound interest, to receive Go yearly unit
the note was paid This annuity was duly pal,
FOR ~ years, when they came 10 a settlement
How did the balance stand Was 4. under o.
ogeE-psid, and how much
lady was asked her age, who replied thus
My age If multiplied BY three,
Two-seyenths ofthat product tripled be,
The square root of lwo.uinths Of that is four;
Now tell my age or never see me more"
tEAnswers mex, week
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next al Inc House OF VIM. r. Slit, in Providence,
three small tracts OF land, one containing about
IL acres, the other 81 acres each, joining each
other, and The lands Of the late Thos Rea, The late
Prudence Mckee and othcrs.-flrst rate land,
On Wednesday the l7lh, BY the same author
", ! will sell At the late residence OF DR.. J. T. J.
Orr, three tracts Of land, formerly owned by said
Or. Orr, for the benefit Of partition among his
heirs at law.
On Friday the l9ih, ! will sell, al Davidson Col.
lego, three tracts Of land in the neighboihood Of
Davidson College, belonging to Joseph K. GILES.
pie, minor and sold Tor his benefit, By decree
from The Court Of Equity
0a the same authority, | viii sell at the Court
House IN Charlotte, On the 22d Of April, the Mon.
day Of our County Court the following valuable
lands, VIZ
One tact Of lbs acres formerly owued b.
Robert Watson, lying on Catawba River and
known the Scots ferry tract, joining tho lands
Of +. Caihey and j. Irwin.
One Iacs OF about $50 acres, lying on Ne
Mchae.s Greek, joining the lands Of David Lees,
Amos I. Alexander, David Chambers and Others.
One TRACT containing Abb acres formerly own.
Cd By Ira Alexander, now Lunatc, joining the
lands Of Jas. Wilson, Wilson Wallace and others.
One tract Of 10 acres lying on little Sugar
Geek, joininE the land Of Lewis Dinkins, J0hu
VI. Parks John Campbell ard others.
One tract OF 2f5 acres lyIng on the South side
.. Sugar Creek, joiniug The lands Of Hugh lla
ris, the late VIM Cocks mill tract, aud others.
One tract Of III acres joining the lands OF
Martin icehowcr, W. Morrison, 7, ] fIolton and
others on boCamdCR road ? miles from Charlotte.
Two Valuable lois in Charlotte, with a good
Two story dwelling house and necessary oct hons.
IS, known by Nos 1873 and III. known ~
Mrs. Nowands lots, on Trade Street, near the
new Court house.
Also, cnr house ard lot, formerly owned by
Mrs. Cook, known By No -, joining the new
Court house.
All theaboye lands viii be sold on Credit Of
U months The purchaser giving bond and ap-
proved security.
y r. DUNLAP, {. NE.
Mqrci >, i-il, Price adv sill t23
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TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE Liza
THEIR IN Any FORM.
OF. OF TANNJN.
or, LEATHER RESTOEER. AM

q
MiCAL DISCOVERY,
u OSf people know, tia, fttns and lids ar,
VI converted into isaiier by The use at Tan.
utn extracted from certain barks, &c. Wien The
force ind strength Of the 1anun i worn out
leather becomes arad, hard, drg, bTiHIe, erafEed
coraed Win a crusL &c. rus dLL KNOW
10 restore then ne, soNness, m0isiuess, strength
sm0othncss and remove all crust fy, OF blister
restore ht faBniR. This substance tho leather
never can receive the second time but the uhole
virtues % 1t are IN thir article, the OIL or TAN.
NIN--Hhirh pGnCtratus the s,lilcst and hardest
leather, # IL has been twenty years 10 use and
II 1t tears easily with the fingers, il mpaffs at
once q strength tiat is utterly incredible until
seen. j. becomes like new leather in all RESPECTS.
with delightful so'tGcss ord Polish, and makes
oil leather completely aud perfectly impervious
to wa,cr-aud particularly boots, shoes, carriage
tops, hose, Trunks. harness, rud ia fact Ell things
made Of leather, giving u spicHdid polish, even
higher than ncw leather has, md at least doubling
It's wear and durability, in whatever manner the
leather is used. These are facts
Those who will may wear old shacs rroan with
coins, ride With old carriage tops, haze old harness
aud throw them away half used, look filthy ihrm.
selves and all about them, oxpcnd double wla, is
necessary or articles Of leather 10 their hearts
content, for what We care, If their p;cIud,lcg gro
50 strong they will not try new disraycrY. We
have no iuyotr 70 ask Of them they are the great
est suffered, and wc beg for nobody 3 custom Or
patronage Now, gentlemen, pragc yourselves.
u None genuine unless with the fac-simile &c
Comstoek y Go. For sale IN Charlotte, n. q by
y. Oates 10 Salisbury by G. b. Wheeler, IN Lev.
ingion By J. 7 Mabry 10 Grccusbo-ough EyJ &
r Sloan in faycilcyii'eby a MRac; in York.
vile. s G. by Goms,gok Il COS agent.
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YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
Selected from he Saturday C0grier
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA

ACRCSrlCAL.
TO THE YOUNG STUDENTS X GECGRAFuY.
am composed OF thirteen letters;
My . 6 : l3 IS county IN Peunsyl-
yanis
My , 5 II is noted Volcano;
My il town in Turkey;
My . Is an island near France
My ) 3 : F.. II is a city in Asia
My II - Is cape on the coast o.. MAZDA.
gascaT;
Ny } ; 9 is river in Kentucby;
Ny 9 5 10 3 r is cape on Tie coast Of
California:
Ny 9 3 70 10 is town ii B5liriai
Ny 10 II 8 is river in Asia;
Ny II 5 is sea in Asia;
Ny y 10 , Is county in Indiana;
Ny Is 10 IS town ia Russia
Ny whole is the name Of European king Shc
u as beheadcd for treason. J G :.
l. Answer next week
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WILLIAM HUNTER,
ROOk-RE.N'DER.

p ETURNS his sincere thanks 10 a generous
y . public for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended 70 him, aud bcgs leave 10 say that he
continues 70 carry 90 the BOOK BINDING bns.
mess II aa ita branches. lie viii be thankful tor
work in his line, and promises 70 execute all o..
ders promptly, and in a superior style. Aud Is
money is scarce, such articles of domestic pro.
dU"s IS are.generally consumed IN family, wili
- ts ~ 10 payment for binding, at the market
ace.
Dec. 10, 1913. l2lf
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,
MECKLENRrRC COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions. Jun.
u0ry Term, 1874.
Margaret Reed IPeh,ior

The real estate Of Joseph Reed, decd ! Dover.
q I appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court
n thai harris MlComL aud Jane II his wife
defendants 10 this case, reside beyond the limits
Of this State II is therefore Osdered by the Court
that publication be made SIX weeks 10 the Choir.
lotto Journal, notifying said defendants to be and
appear ut or next Court Of Pleas and Quarter
Sessions, 70 be held f.t tic county Of Meckleu-
burg at the Court House IN Charlotte, % the 4th
Monday Of April next, aud then and there plead,
answer d dcmur, to pandf's petition, u jIdg.
mept pro conicsso viii be entered Up against
them.
Witness, Charles T Aicsander, j., Cler, Of our
said Couri, at Office the ih Monday 10 January,
1914 and sixty eighth year Of American Inde.
pendeuee.
G. r. ALEXANDER, il enc.
Ttt9t-ii Printers Fee s. 62l ~
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Absolute Curc-Ali.
AO. TRIALS n. n,s, sd p \ /,

a. VS. WV ful. provo DALEY
MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR inesiimsts
II not only cures quicker, lot gives no sdJllioa4
pam, nor leaves a scar. Fire Is positively relt.f
81 harmless. $40 has been offered az fpoa,Aa q
any person returning an empty boz, and ssy
that all agony on amounting Is no. extracted 10
ie~ minutes, yet, not one 3icm thousaads Il ~.
as slnce has claimed the bonur) Parents ass
ioGs 70 guard against general injuries and sagi
money time, leisure and life, and pfc4cnl ha'
offspring from being dislgufcd By bufns, or ey,'
smatl PoH Pustules. III possessing the cuvist:
power 70 rePlser the ccllulary organs deslio,saI
can DO % by obtaining this inestinabI, sgigs --
Many deeply bu:nt cases In the city can Ire ara
and one entire iset bufni over and ,,onnslcd tlr..
distinct lines in The same spot while hSsbne. 81
N ~ asc eau Be traced Tho lc.st cicau.sl 8
mark lor oil kinda Of hurts, lis rapid soo'l e.
eliecis are alike important even sore ttes All
EXAMINATIONS aud BROKEN BIgEASis
sonld be unknosn. The inlet aud purstty q
clearing the sAin Of plmprs. renewing chafe,
vi! find II Indispensable once using oub
iufetcf establish u the sovereign HEAfrbII
quality Ailer ibis notice, heads Of families s.
loving torture for months, and ultimately 3i
tofied features, can never Wipc away repfasg
Justly uttered By disabled child, for ncglceI z
to triumph over FIRE,
iot sale in Charlotte. N. C.. by n. Otcs as5 {
J. Holiou m Salisbury by &. u. Wheeler. 10 ist
ipg,oa by J. ? Mabty in Grtcnsborqugh 7
& K. slpan 10 Fayetteville 10y !. 4, MIRA
NorkHl.ie, . c. by Comsiock s Cos apett
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Fron he Nsr Eaeiqad Farmer.

IMPORTANCE OF THOROCGH PREPA.
RATION OF SoIk FOR A CORN CROP.
Much is said, and some Of il WELL said,
respecting the hest methods OF cuitiyaling
the soil and as every hint. aOweyer lnA.ng
il may aP?ear, is nevertheless, worth pass
ing police in order to remlnd'the more neg
bgeni portion Of our respectable yeomaury
OF what nay prove highly beneficial to
then1, VII give you the g sequel" Of a
good crop Of corn, Cor our section Of the
cosptry, which raised on a small piece OF
ground. hsas admitted By all, believe,
VINO saw Il, 70 be the best field in town.
Now, | suppose, ny method was similar
10 that Of many, If not most Of our farmers
IN this part Of our country but in ny in
mediate neighbothood, somewhat different.
And now, for tho " sequek" took piece
Of ground which had been cultivated N j.
tatoes, principally for three years, and had
produced a lOlerable crop Of these useful
roots, besides an abundant crop Of weeds,
which bad been suffered 10 seed on the
grouG ]. And some Of my ueighbors adyis
ed ne not to Hart il, because Of the labor
II would require to keep dopn the reeds
/ horeyer; planted it in Indian corn after
preparing Ihe-grouud il the loliourg man.
ner.
j pioiced It good depth, and as soon as
II became dry and )rabe, harrored it iae
In bco or three DAYS after, | carried on
loog manure. and spread Il ihiuly over the
ground AID piowed across the lUrrous, nsr
Totred seait. tIIroUed, and mauured intbe
bill nth mixture Of almost all manures
made abon! The farm, ruth proportion Of
GOOD ashes. Planted On the 22d Of NAV.
and hoed twice. From the eat. enc drought. +
the ueeds iDere not troublesome neither did
ihe crop seem 10 suffer although most other
beids IN this vicinity did from it,
NoW Mr.. Editor, | attribute goe1. deaj
81 my success IN this lnsiarre, ioG&-cxirs
plo'sng, lor such It 1as in this neleiIbor.
hood, as most farmers plpw but ONE, and
are generally careful not to 90 TOO deep.
] DID 40! manure abundauily, but took /
pans TO make my ground uellow and limit.
nave been Of the opinion Tor some ,i,pe +
t7al our farmers here suffer loss IN the
cultivation other lands, By reason of plo,o.
ing too little. Their grounds are more
kelly to suffer from droOghi, reggie 0ore
labor IN hoeing, aud think, relLk a Sna.
Ter compensation i5f the ~
u {ou think any Of you'd ARE
sJts'lng from such sourcS gr.
cultural interest and this ~ skclch
saay be 10 any wtse usefulA< ffndino
them Oh their duty 10 comiag .,g..lE.. are
q. liberty TO use il for ihelr good.
selruate, Dee. II, l543. -
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RURAL ECO.y'O.uE.
APPLYING MANUREs TO THE SUR
FACE.

Whether putrescent manures should ey.
er be applied 10 the surface OF the soil, is a
question on which the opinions of dIstin.
guished agucul'arists are far from being
unanimous. The right decision of the
question depends, IN our view, upon the FOL.
lowing circumstances /. The condition
of the manure TO be applied. :. The char.
scter ofthe soil tor which II is intended. 3
The nature of the crop TO be benefited BY
il. 4. The time OF the year whea the ma
nures is to he carried out.
/. If the manure TO be applied has been
composted, or il the process Of fermentation
has already spent its isrce npou II, there
can be no serious objection 10 II being spread
upsg The surface since, the gaseous exhal
atoms having already escaped il is chiefly
secured against the rayages OF the atmos.
phere and froM in6llralIon there is moth.
ing to fear, as that is the process best
adapted TO bring the decomposed PARTICLES IN
contact with the mouths Of the plants which
are. TO feed upon II.
9. If the soil fof which The manure IS in.
tended, be very porous 10 considerable
depth, the nearer the surface the manure
can be deposited, without too much expos
ure 10 the atmosphere, the better; il being
evident that the nutrltIye juices will descend
beyond the reach of the plants, if il be in
The first place buried too deep.
3. IL the crop 10 be benetlted consist Of
any of the fine grain or grasses, the appllca.
tion OF the manure 10 the surface narrowed
in, in the case oc gram will have greater
present effect than any other mode of april
cation, as the roots, that rs, The mouths oil
The plants. lying close 20 the surface, will
have the reader access to their food. That
neutral meadow land can thus be made &c
yield greater buFen OF grass than by any
other means, scarcely admits Of doubt.
4. Ii the manure to be applied is summer
made manure, which must be carted out il
he fall, this mode Of appfcl9p viii have
another argument in It's iaevp BY being
spread at this season Of The year, after the
heats of summer are PAST, the Fermentation
and evaporation Will be but slight, ana the
rains and SHOWS will either wash il into the
sell, or so imbed it among the roots Of the
growing CROP as qulte eHecluaiiy u sHitIu
itfrom the wasting action oflhe atmosphere
the succeeding season,
One thought more upon this subject
With the relations Of plasls TO the atmos
pheFe as q source OF uu,rmenl, we are as
yet much less acquainted than with those
which they sustain to the soil, and agricul
tural science, in It's onward progress, may
develop the fact, that manures applied tC
the surface, BY eyeriing direct and power
ful agency upon the leaves of plants, anC
thus promoting an increased absorption o.
the nutrilve particles Of the atmosphere,
may prove mere beneficial in the case Of
grasses and the finer grams, uoiwiihsiaud.
ing the losses they sustain from eyapora.
ton, than they would il buried beneath any
portion of the ssil.-Foofe's Pri=e Essay.
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REBUS.
u tuorous animal, three tonrths applied
Io three-fflhs OF an English COM
To This add the place where lions reside,
And IN Horts Eng a fair village you'll. find
I Answer next week.
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az ORMs WORMS sriprtise Fm3a-
w Hundreds Of Children and adults arc +
yearly with worms, when some other caneC ha'
been suppressed 10 b. tho true one.
ltla admitted by al Doctors that scarce H'aF
woman or ehlld exists bat are sooner or later lro4
bied With @ofms.nnd IN hundreds Of cases ''a
lotela'c' supposed fever seailatina cold or some
other aiing carries oil The flowers Of the bunaa
family while in tr'Nh they die Of Worms aas
thcsg could have been oradlcatcd In a day, BY laa
nse Of bottle Of kOLMsTOCk'S VERNE
flGl, at tho cost Of quarter Of dollar.
u Caniton.--Neycr buy this article unless u
has d. komsiock's ycrmifuge" Handsomely
engraved on the outside label, and the iac.s'i'''s
Of Const1ck & Co
ioi sale il Cl,sdn'tc, \. G. By D. Oates ard L
J. itolton IN Salisbury by G. u. Wheeler in ie1'
lnstnn By J. 7. Marty in Grcnsborough By z
Y Z. Sloan in Fayetteville by ]. a. MEaei "
farkv.lc, :. e. by Comslock 4 Co.'S agent
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a. ARSAPARlLLA .----Comsiock Cpmpo3st
- ESract. There is no other preparation =.
sirsapatilia, that can exceed OF equal this. Il w
a. sure 70 gst Comsiock's, you viii find i s'l
riar 10 oil others. II does not require putting, -.
For safe in Charlotte. N G. br y, Oitcs anf T.
J. lialion IN Salisbury By c D Wheeler IN la5
lngion by J. T Mabry; in Grecnsbowugh ~ :
\ Il Solni In Fayetteville by J, a. M'Rae "a
F'fk''iie, e nv C0raslocb s fo's agent
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n. III. ANDREWS,
SVRGE0.V' DENTIST.


FgyHANkFUL for the very liberal patronage
4 heretofore received, would beg leave TO IN.
form the citizens Of this uud the adjoining coun-
tics. that from this time forward lac shall consid.
cr Charlotte as his place Of residence. lie ex'
pets to be able once or twice year 10 visit the
principal village OF each Of the adjoining COUNTIES
IL will also visit families 10 the country desired
gIAll work d nc By him warranted from Il
years, according 10 circumstances.
u Prices tho same as have charged here fol
nearly six years
Teeth SCI on Gold Plate each, from 0io $40
do on Pyois,
Filling or Pluggiag with Gold, cach, :
do do T.n.iuil,
Removing Taunr or cleansing entire set, to y
Separating and Polishing, each separation
Extracting Teeth or i4ugs whom charged, each, ]
determination made and advice given free .
charge.
An letter addressed to me at this place viii
meet with as prompt attention as It is possible fol
me 10 give.
- Room at the Mansion House.
Charlotte, Jan. t, 1874. I'll
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i-oeefn' says Nicholson. "makes tie
sweetest aud mos, fay,n.og food in the
ss2Fld for cattle ans nr1.,n - , ,'s
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Ecclesiastical Notice.

NNIIE Presbytery of Concord will hold It's reg
IL ular Spring Sessions in the town OF Con
cord, CabaTrus county, commencing on Wednes
day, the Sd of April next, at seven o'clock, /. NJ
STEPHEN FRONTS, Stated Click.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA

MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Superior Court Of Lar, February lS4i,
1T is ordered by the Honorable VIM. H. Battle,
n Judge of this Court that Special Term VI
this Coui. be held on the % Monday of July next
when all Civil Suits will stand for Trial Wit
nesses under Subj 0na in civil ac,ous arc re-
quired TO be in attendance. Test
J. B. KERR, c. W. s. C.
March Il, 1874 Nl
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IMPORTANT LAND SALES
On u CREDIT.

4, KEY virtue Of decree SFzsrA
Il ~ from the Court Of I.nsNz
y Equity, l viii sell on ,ss.E
=. Tuesday the l6.h o!April $3.50
, 1844-06-29

SiagHl1r.-Two men, apparently
!asorers. ms unknown, died sud,
denly al tire Uncle Sam cofise-houS-.
Cincinnati, on Saturday last. One
Of Il EN- walked Up from i boat. and
sat down CT some kegs - the door.
and, m : few minutes was founi %
be dying. AmaE OF similar appear
ance came and looked on for Z few
moments. AID. soon. he too MAS dead.
One had s. IN his pocket. ani the
other 50 cents They had juSr arm
81 from TIE MISUNDERSTANDING
Journal.
, 1844-06-29


Rel Beet PnS.-The red beet gen
orally appears on our tables IN an &C
ID aud cod form. as a pickle Only;
whereas If our female friends would
take the matter In hand. We doubt
ret that II may be prepared N ! Va
netE Ct Eays. superior TO any garden
Production which We pcssess-as II
Is sbundzHhy and easily cultivated
I'D kept II 4 gate Of perfect freshness
c1Hng The whole year. By ! recent
tnzl II has been found that pies may
. maze of s.. which are equal L not
szpsIlor 70 Ihsb1Tb. eiihe: from the
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, 1844-06-29
WOOL CARDlNS,
81 ASHLEY.
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ENv;sw Of tie sarcsy q Money, th-
IL s~ubssci0er las determined 10 20 bus:-
nss- tbs season :, lower P-Sees tan
heretofore He viii card white wul II
6li cen Per pound and ; cents f,r
mixed wool Tr13e wall be taken ~
usual He vii attend Psrsonally 10 the
business and he pledges himself that all
wool entrusted TO him, shall Be mixed 50
- 10 give zns2dica-
MARTIN STALEY.
Ashley March I'D, ISL. 3m2l.