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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07
Onr Prospects.

Having visited most parts of the State, and at
tended all the State and county conventions, we
are prepared to report progress. Our conven-
tons have all been we'll attended and our pros
pects were never as bright and cheering as at the
present time The friends, in every direction,
nre wide awake and arc preparing to make more
successful onset, and to cast much larger vote i'll
the State than we have ever cast. Vermont will
be the banner State next fall, no mistake.
The other parties can get upno issue to contend
about hence there is no excitement and no inter-
est manifested by either party The wings feel
Idisheartened, as they we'll know that their days
are few. A wing in this village writing to whg
in the southern part of the State Immediately af-
ter the great wing State convention, where less
than 50 delegates, out of the place, were present
observed that "Whiggery looked rather sqHaIlJ
in this vicinity: but they intended to keep up the
appearance and make believe that they were going
to do something This is about all they can do
The democrats can do nothing for, since they
have swallowed Texas and slavery, the homes
| men in the party have become disguised with the
course they have pursued and are leaving then
daily. Liberty men see that now is the time tC
do up the work, and they are doing tup effec
maly in every part of the State. Let the friend
he of good cheer-our cause is rapidly going on
ward and is destined to a certain and speedy tri
IumDh.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07

The Voice of last week came out with great
rage against Mr., Clark and one of the editors OF
the Freeman, because he barely said to the people
that if any had made up their minds to stop the
Voice, he would be happy to take their names a,
subscribers for the Freeman. His charge agains
Mr. Clarke was that he called him a hypocrite fol
proving traitor to the Liberty cause and running
up the wing flag. We think it has become rather
too weak a UOtce to take much notice of it and lc
it die in peace.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07

ers in the church are mostly members of the two
great parties, and are warning against US lnces
sanity; and while nearly half Of the whig papers IN
the State are published by Congregational mem
beers, what can we expect but deadly hostility to
our cause from these combined forces. 1t is time
to speak out plainly and boldly concerning these
facts and arouse the Indignation of the people a.
gainst these things. This we mean to do, in Gods
name, whatever the result may be.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07

boundto add that were either of these parties to
dssappoint our expectations, and adopt into its
national creed as its leading articles, the princi
pies which we regard as fundamental, and enter
upon course of unfeigned and earnest action a
gainst the system of slavery, we should not hesi-
itate, regarding as we do the question of slavery
as the paramount question Of our day and nation,
to give to it our cordial and vigorous support, until
slavery should be no more.
To he continued
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07
NOTICE.

The Post Master General has decided that the
new law forbids any sage driver to carry news
papers out ,of the mail. This accounts for the
reason of our sending papers in the mail that have
been sent by the drivers
The Post Master General has also decided that
any post master may order IL paper discontinued
and frank the letter.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07
VemDeTalCe,

Gen. Riley, from N. Y. has been ecturng few
days in this village on Temperance, with very
good success. He does up the work right and the
rum sellers and rum drinkers will not soon forget
him. God speed him in his benevolent work. His
lectures are calculated to do great good for he has
voice and soul sufficient to make his appeals felt
and none can hear him. unless he is stepped in
rum, without being ashamed to show his face in
respectable society after selling, or drinking as
beverage this "liquid poison"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07
VOTESl VOTEsI

lts time every county was supplied with votes.
We will send them out at the rate of 81 so per
1000. Let the County committees send on their
orders immediately; it will soon be too late.-
There has been great complaint every year be-
cause the votes were not sent out in season to sup
ply all the towns with them. Let it not be so this
wear. Send on the money with the order and the
votes shall be sent without any delay.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07
For the Green Mountain Freeman.
SHALL WE HAVE A GREAT EASTERN
II Arrnrnc naa
CONVENTION q,

Even so, let US have it, says the sGreen Noun
tain State" Let us have Liberty Convention
with general and warm hearted invitation to all
.4nti-slWery friends 'cithOut distinction. Let all
differences be forgotten. We're coming The
Green Mountain boys are coming, with the sprigs
Ofthe far spreading Cedar in our hats. Our watch
word is peace to the friends Of the Slsvsi Then
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN.

They are all in good health and fine spirits. Mr.
Work will speak in the Free Church in this vii
age on Sunday, at O'Clock, ?. M. He will
give an account of his Imprisonment and speak Of
many very interesting facts connected with slavery.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07

w. -Burloigh, editor of the Christian Free
man, at Hartford, Conn. has been preparing a
Liberty Almanac for 1916. 1t will be ready for
sale soon. Price $50 per thousand, $3.50 per
hundred,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07

Mr.. Work, who has for a number of years been
confined in the Missouri pententiary is now with
US, together with his wife and two small children.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07

PLANT as reedswhere Frecdom'swaters glide
Firm as the hills to stem Oppresslon's tide"
MONTPELIER, VT. AUGUST I, l845
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1845-08-07
THE FR L L M A N .

To be continued
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-30
Il|'iI.tlI;M:l!!'iE|-Esiiylss.!y Us 3
= Z ~ d e

" Prove 81 thInv and hold tas, to that which Is
so5d '-PAuL
None need ,nAer w. that dls,fes inE COM
paint CHILIS AND FEVrnS, CT FEVER
AND AGUE. tor II l. speedily and pern,~,...:, = '
cured by u, HUf.L'S celeb aled ANIi-fENEl
PILLS, They never tail To cure tire chIls and
fcyer The afst DAY, hen used accord ~ to dircc-
ton, and DO otsIckcu the stomach operate upon
the bowels Thousands Of certificates have been
prescaled 10 thr proprietor by Planters Of the frat
tospcciab,lty, Physicians OF omlnruec aud others
who have used them.
The fol'owing certificate vas pivcn by threr
highly respectable Planters, near tue P7sS Office
Taitdega Go, Ala one Of whom had used twelve
boIe, Ct the Pin. in his own family.
This il TO certify that We have used DR., IIull's
Fever Agus Pills in uu; families m several ca
.ss Of Fever, and Cbis sna Foyet uad their az.
m'ni,tfaton la. been attended with complete sue
ooss. In no case hsv. thcy failed to have the de-
.fed effect when used according To drectluus.-
We think they are good PHI, ard would cheer.
fully rscommen3 them &c al rs'sons suhlect 10 f.,
yer and Chtils aud Fever. Given under our hauds
FEB. Q, lsA3, JAMES nkGLY
hag3, JANES MONTGOMERY
Jua'99, HARRIS TAYLOR.
For sale Ia Charlotte by Il. Oale.
Concord by J, \ T. WmcooT & Co
Il ". Marghy, S,4.,,,v
Jas. II EDut.s.
Each box contains % doves Of PILE, with full
directions for uslng them. Pro, 81 per box.
and may be found generally 90 cgg my "a the
CltleH and Villages ia Tho S,s'c
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-05-30
E.rfracf OF !Sarsparii!0.

rlUR Sale by u Oale-, Comstuok Cos con.
~ conrsiej compound hlid extract Of Sars.
psflla. tor ne rute Of ScIofuia Chronic RhtBma.
nsm, CsErai Deiitty, Cutantou, Du,ases, Iet.
ter, Segly EiHphoas q he Skin, Pimpl,s Or Pgs.
fuisi OF "a, Fse,, heresnsi and SypAIioid DS.s.
1s Biias trOin an inpars habit Of n, body, Llee.
raitoEs Of NE Threat and Lsgs, Liver Affections
Paias aud Svthngs Of tis Bones, and al D.so.
ser stisnR from an impure atats Of The Blood, Er.
po,Hts and hapradenets IN L,fs, ETeesass Ice
Of MsrcEy Sc.
The great popularity Of sarpsfiie, and IL 20.
tahlnhed efhcacr, render i, superfluous enter
into sry cneomium OF Ia virtues, OF adduee any
evidence IN ia favor.
The Sarsparil!A IL warranted positively IS good
az any o,hsr that can b. made At One Dollar. at
Just half the price u those 20 much advertised,
and as strong and 10 as large bottles, viz Fifty
Cent. per bottle Of -Four Dollars per Dozen.
This article has cured Scrofula OF 80 years, az.
ter the Dollar artieles had boon used IN vain.
To be had Of The SCENTS Of CUmstock Il Co on.
, IL, throughout the country, in New York only al
! II, Cortland Street
/ IGquire always for Comstsek & Cos Sarsparil-
] Ia, al Fay Cents, and have no oiher.
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THE LADx's
MUSICAL LIBRARY.
tSrA-m. ed ciSapscfs ORR fsreHiy pi.es Of
hasis 70, Os!y ~ 81 so. II


FKVIlE Lady Musical Library ia 30 firmly es
n tshlishcd ia The estimation Of discerning
public that the 0rdiusry parade common in coa.
mcncug ncs volumes Of period Gals, is, in ihis
case thoroughly unnecessary, L. iEsutnE pros
srclus for She fsurh re}ur,s Of tbs yalust h work
lhc publisher simply ca IA the attention Of Mus
eel Amateurs TO the important fact, ,hs, ell the
NEWEST AND MOST POPULAR MUSIC Is
supplied BY this Msgsrnc att rate never atteuyl.
cd BY any other Publisher Of music. Music fur
nishCd ia tht ordinary course fuf -. cents o. =
quarter Of lar tune, b. here offered al an av.
+ ersEe Of futile more than lac cents-and this IN.
pre-, sdcutcA reduction afforded without any info
f"r!ty ia appearance or taIfe~uosa. The Nusl
r.l Library fs edited BY = competent Professor,
OF established frputA ION aud profound cIpc
Renee, whila the u.cci anicsl department ~
cIccuttd 10 HSis thsl ~. bsar O. agari1Da
Nth az Nj SICAL PUBLICATION IN THE
WORLD. Liks all undertaking. designed for
The benefit Of The many, the Manrsi L,orary ,.--
met With strenuous opposition from tho few. Such
wsrk mnst ultimately lake the place OF every
other order Of music. When il lie once thorough
" understood by all parties that the .aua tla.ic
i thai, costs twenty five sud fifty cents, can be
I pfocurd irIwo or three, there v ~ D. aa cHd 90
monopoly. Consequently the great aim VI mler
csled patHcs has been 20 misreprl sal U4e char
aclcr Of tho Musical Library. Ncylrihglu.s, s
fpito Of misrepresentation ul I'll o-ars aud kinds
/ 1t sslesdily gaining gt.gud AZ G.., ,5u pub
Usher desires in refutaton Of The jueous charges
mode against the LIBRARY u, that Ladies' : IN
examine IL, and jndge Tor the rs,-thai teiurr
purchasing music, they viii l,,k at tie Library
investigate II thoroughly, aud let itsanf upon is
own merits, satisfied that wherever impartial in
vestigstion lakes place, il will be admri,a aaj on.
ly that 1t contains the CHEAPEST MUSIC EV.
Err PUBLISHED, hnt that 1t is admirably ar.
ranged and adapted for the use OF the great mass Of
amateur performers.
The LADY'S MUSICAL LIBRARY for is45
viii be issued in the same form and at tho same
prices as The previous volumes Each year adds
10 the publishers resources. SO that no can con.
hdently promise that tho coming volume shall
even surpss, ito ptc6ccessors. Among the mu,
sic already published in the sI4 volume will
be found the following
POPULAR BANJO SONGS.
Dandy Jun Of Caroline, old Dan Tucker,
Boatman's Dance, w Old AUNT Sally,
hiw Lucy Neal, The Old GREY Goose.
Gong ODER de MOuntsins, &c,
TERMS. ...
One copy one year 81 50
-Four copies " 6 90
Ten copies 10 90
T~euty two copies for oncyEr. 20 90
In par funds. Postage free. Addrossedto
T.. FERRETT,
Publishers HaH, i0l Chcsnu 81, PHILADELPHIA.
8TAny Postmaster serding Club of $40, will
DO entitled to rhs 1874 Volume for himself; o..
sending Club Of sl0 will receive. either hrhur's
Ladies Magazine Tor 1874 or the Musical Library
tor lS4j.
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NOTICE.

Vr7ilE subscriber, being d,srous Of trying to
n better his eoraition and of ohtpinng means
10 enable BIN 20 liqudatc his debts, informs those
70 whom bo IS indebted, that he will remove Itom
this State between this time and The l5lh of April
next Relieving That II be remain, here he will
never be able 70 got cut Of dCbt, and such induce
ments being held out 10 him as to satisfy him Of
The benefit OF femoynl he conceives it TO be a
duty ho owes himsel', his family and his credi.
tors to do 20, Tie takes this public way Of max.
ing tbs matter known 80 that mono NAV have
cause TO complain.
JOHN NEWELL.
february 25, 1915. 81
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" OrIlls. " OrnIM !!

a tON5IOCk's YEKMIFUGE for the certsiu
Y destruction of Worms. Ths much CT
hfsicd article b. now for sale tn tns place by
y O4lcs. The uumcfous lives that have been
saved by this article, u sslflaicnt guarLnee that
every mother shqo'd keep 1t in her house. The
psb,ic have J~cu grossly deceived Of late, by cc7.
iain other g;cpsrat.oas 70. up in imitation OF lhs
Ihfy mnsi consider II ergA; blessing that they
have uoy U,,o.a ihc.t reach tba only genuine
F'rTa1 ior, which is certain to destroy any guam
u'y y worm, child nay have. II h. useless 10
(mpauy ,hi" with any certificate, the article i.
S'l kr,tn ~ttb0ut. Sold wholesale by Com.
y as a CO, q Cortland ST, n Y, and h O4tos.
Charlotte.
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WORN u SS j';ii::S:|

The suresi, aud safest Medicines ever ducoycrsd
Tor esprlling worms from chill rcn;
Only Read what thay have done.
Lsnderdaic Co, tTena) Aug ., 1874.
DR. CALVIN T. HuLi.
Dean SiR,-Your agent leil with me a quantity
OF your Worm and Cough LoScnpes for sale /
have used a part Of them in my family and sold
the balance; have had family about "a years,
and pronounce your Lozanges the best medicine
for the complaints they are designed to cure that
have ever used in my family, please forward me
supply as soon as possible
Yours, with respect
LEONARD DERNIDANT.
Prco % cents per box, with foil directions for
using, For sale in Charlotte by
r. OATES.
And may be found generally in all the towns
and villages in the State.
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Da. 09'S
Balsam of I4iverwOrt,

FOR me cure q 'o"gas 'o'os 'S'' - $780, 49,,
hhooP'Hc CeHGA' D'oha"g"' .,'', 'f'''
ana az Agee'o"s " ''' "O"'
SptilS remedy 70 invaluable and unequAueu
" Il is purely vegetable nd highly mediei'
nal, mild and gentle ~ It's ELECTS upon 'he "
en- ana being shlsS ifoe RON AZ "'iu''1' :.
ducts, bY mnny so Justly leaf'a e..
p,rlse'iy saie' ~ "tli a. ~ .'l, oc'I 1900.
edge Of ne piopefls'' ana lis
shich mas attended u e'cu VA uliioun -.
gfs's'ed eAses'i'r hea,y 'en lea'e'
y has been IN nee 'As ;-r'----. - IN
= '.-1''',- - 49, '''A'''.s 49,, y
who unfortunately may "1'e ocsasien 70 80
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lxa; ssEz i: s.

NM HuLI'S COUGH IOZENGES are r.asl
80 iaPid.y srperledirg all other preparations
for the rrlief fCocghs Cils, AsJhm1, Whgopinr.
cough, Caiarfsh, Tghtness Of tho chest, Bronchi.
us, and similar pulmonary at ctions.
One box Of these Lounges viii o0cu 10 more
good in cases Of incipIcHt consum plion than can
be realized by change of climate. No cough,
however deeply seated, can resist their lraaquiz
ing influences and all soascs Of the lungs, throat,
aud other organs Of respiration if not utterly he.
yond the power Of mcd,cine readily yield to these
invaluable Lozeugcs.
ALSO DIR IIIIII'S
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Balm of Columbia.

= SAl'hNEs5 cared certainly and ofrcc,ually
~ " Tho reputation Of an article i established
moi by extensive adser'ing aud putting, but BY it,
known virtue add intrinsic value. The course Of
the prorrctors Of the Balm Of Columbia" has
boea IN accordance with tho above fact. They
have ehdsavorcd TO give TO the public an article,
with which The usor would be pleased aud salts.
ned. IL Is well known TO those, who use this prc.
pafatien' That IT keeps the hair fiom falling out,
restores !, on bald places in wonderful degree,
making The hair perfectly soft and glossy and
what y OF equal interest keeps /, entirely free
from dandru1i in fact continued use Of Il mr..
vents entirely, any accumulation of dandrufr-
sold Wholesale by Coms'ook & Go, 81 Cortland
81 n Y, aud retail by u Oates Charlotte.
JOb Work Neatly Erccuted at this Ohce.
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THREE Splendid PIANO FORTES-two
ROSEWOOD, aud ono MAHOGANY. With the
asAsp .c-ioS Laos FEsEr and Tusr They 49,
very superior Instruments, from Mtssrs NUNS,
CLARK s. Co, New York aud can be seen ono.
door below Or. Si's Drug Store.
\. +. Prr,gns IN the vicinity of Charlotte ioslr.
Gus of purchasing first rsto Instruments can have
an opportunity Of examining fhr quality BY cali.
ing ou M T. J lloi0n, wao has one Ia bis pos.
gcssiya.
SAN'L. GARDNER
C3igmliq ian /, lstI. i5u
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Dress and Cap .RgaLing.

ygRs MARY WINSTON informs the public
We that she Is PREPARED 10 execute With neat.
ness Ladies Dresses u ad Caps. She
~i.l also Cut aud Fit Ladies Dresses. Her
terms will b. reasonable She hopes by attention
10 a.! ..rdass CO. - # wetk to merit
share u Tr.U..s patronage. She can be found al
the residence Of her father Ia te brick nvur- -"
The 4ih .qaarc east Of Tho Court House.
F,bfpayy e, 1915. i26
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ORGAN Pinno Forte.

uyOR sale SPLENDID ROSEWOOD OR
n GAN PIANO FORTE. with all tie late
improvements, with The Organ attached. Il can
be played on as Piano, or an Organ, separately,
or both together. II IS one Of the finest lusuu.
NESTS ever brought to this market,
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Rail Road Notice.

A IL Measurement goods by the South Carroll.
a ma Rail Road ere reduced to 10 cents PER
cubic GOCL
A. r. MONTGOMERY, Agent
rs. Ts1 t'--a"Anv continue 10 receive and for.
ward al goods consigned 10 their care without de-
lay and tree Of charge. which affords every faeiI
ity to gods transported over this Road.
CnlHmira Mareh &c loiy. Gm
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DIR. SPENCEn,s
E.EGET.ERLE EEEES.

EEGET.fBLE P5EES.
The thous.nds among y 30 vs. this med cine
need no, be told how hugh IL the position which u
susl,ins, nor Of It's pafamopnt advantage over all
other pI..-s-t,..,s sg similar character But
for the benefit Of those who have mol gwen II q
Trial OF no may be skcp.2l VI iis virtues, We m
ssrt the following certificate from Mr.. Isaac ".
Thomas. highly respectable merchant o. IT,
d.ga Springs, AlatGmo:
r. TALLEDTGA SFRISo.. Ala. Aug. IL, 1912.
This . TO certify, that hive bten afflicted with
Sch headache, Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
and Costiyenss, tot the last OF . years, during
witch time had taken. as well 81 recolleci, a.
bout 60 boz. Of Beciwith's Pu's, u boxes Of Pc
tcrs' Pills, aud number OF boxes q Ghampion's
and Brbndrcths Pills, ell Of which afforded me
url s::Ic ~ 20 relief Al last vas recommended
Dr. Spsncef's Vegetable Pills and ,ft. did for
| never had bat one attack q tie SICK Headache
after | commenced taking the Plil~, lnow about
ii. months and candid, confess that have de.
rived more real benefit from tho use II Spenecr's
Flis than from oil the other medicines and pills
tl.i have ever takeu. aud | would earnestly re.
commend them TO ALL, as being IN my opinion,
the best medicine IN use for all lingering COM
plants Tic Pills have done me go much good,
that would not feel willing 10 be without them
for FIVE dollars box aud eanro' but feel very
gtlteful 10 DR.. Spencer FOR having prepared such
a valuable medicine, and the distribution Of il is
sonicffinR very great favor on The pnolic, as II
is thing Of the utmost importance that avery
kmiy should have supply Of DR.. Spsucer's tru.
y valuable pills constantly on hand
ISAAC VI THOMAS
Prcs IS cents per Box ~i'h directions.
For sale 10 Charlotte By D Oa'es.
Concord by Il r. WiueeoF & Co.
J 8 " Murphy, salisbury
ia, H. Enutss,
Lnco!,,on by FIoko.
G-@euTiio b. DR.. {. Rehs.
And may be found generally IN ell the Cirer,
Vliisges, Country Stores, ard Al the principal
country Post Offices throughout the ate.
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the good effects OF subsoiling. We would be
permitted, TO ask some Of our agricultural
friends, to make The experiments TO les. the
efficacy of sob.oiIing. This may be done
by subsoiling an acre Of corn ground, and
simply blowing the adjoining acre, manur-
Jog and cul,iva,ing both alike, and messur,
ing the product Of each. We do not pro-
fess to be prophet, but we will venture the
prophecy, that the SUBSIDIZED acre would
yield Que third more than the one which
vas not--and surely il an operation which
will cost no more than the ordinary plos
log Of an acre vlll add so much TO the pro.
duction of the soil, no man shseld hesitate
to make an experiment, because bus intered
that great lever which Pfopels mankind on
ward TO exeriion-wll be inevitably pro
rs5ied by Southern Caltipator.
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Administrators, Notice

rHNilE subscriber. having obtained letters Of
Il sdminisrAtion nt cur las, County Court Of
Pl.ls and Quarter Sessions On the estate Of the
lnie JamSs II Or. deed, hsrvby give notice to
oil persons Indebted 10 ssd estate, 10 call and set
lie By cssh OF note All accounts no, shortly
closed as sbovs wil be placed oa, for collection.
Al persons having claims agsins, the estate will
pTesent them 10 It's time prescribed by Jaw, OF
his notice ALL Dc plead IN bar Of their recovery
The Books and pspers vii be found al VIM.
Johaslons OArc adjoining d Oates Apoihecary
G. c. GRAHAM.
WILL JOHNSTON.
Adm ef J. H. Orr, deed
4e,I s0A i1....
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SALT AS MANURE FOR POTATOES.
A writer ia the Albany Cullivator says
. that he sorxd al the rate of barrel Of
sal, to the acre in bis Irish poistos field,
and found the increase Of The crop more
than 20 per cent.
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NOTICE.
Just Received

A T The Charlotte Drug Store, lsrge and
IA flesh supply Of invaluable Family Medicines
nmong which arc
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lob Work Neatly Erccpted at this Office,