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l0 pieces OF Tartan Paids for ladies' dresse5-ali
the rage in New York, Philadelphia, and Bal
timore
Is pieces Tartan Paids, silk and wool, for ladies'
dresses
20 do new style Cashmere and Muslin
40 do super French, some patterns Of entirely
different styles from any ever offered
before
10 do silk embroidered Cashmere d'Ecosse
so do super French Merino, of scarce colors
30 do French Bombasin
IS do black Alpacas, of various qualities, part
very superior
30 do beautiful style Earlston Ginghams
20 do twled do do very
desirable article
In Veluets and Silks.
10 pieces plain black and blue-black silks
20 do 20 and 27-inch striped black silks, Of
beautiful styles
10 do super watered do do
50 do colored silks, of all colors and quality,
some very rich and Of the newest
styles
10 do black and 'blue-back silk vcvets for
dresses and mantillas
2 do Mazarin blue silk vevets
9 do moreen do
9 do crimson do
9 do green do
9 do royal purple do
II 4
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POST UFFicE DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, October IL, 1645
p. S.--1f the bidder shall not consider himself
able, or prepared, TO commence service as early as
the LIST of March next he will specify in his propo-
sails the day which he will put the service in ope-
ration. c..
October 11--lawtD31
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The bid should be sent under seal to the First
Assistant Postmaster General, and the words EMAIL
proposals-Galveston mail, )" written the face of
the letter, and should be despatched in time to be
which will be the last day for receiving proposals
under this advertisement. ,rf
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The allowance for clothes is limited to 500, and
of pocket money to S45.
The usual average amount expended by resident
students is found from the Patrons books, to range
about $3.50; which sum is believed to be amply suf-
fcient for every useful purpose.
GEORGE w. SPOONER,
Proctor and Patron, University Of Va.
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Hc dDOtc FelVetb COIupOSC uiC ucSt uSooi
ever offered in this market
In ScmJs and Ma,ols.
90 pieces scarlet and red Canton Grape shaws, an
article Very much in demand
20 super camel's-har Terkeri scarfs, very fash
ionable article
90 entirely new style ombre-shaded scarfs
30 1874 camel's-hair Terkeri shawls, richly
printed
80 l2-4 do do of col
ors red, green, yellow, and blue middles
90 1874 super printed Cashmere
10 1874 largest size Cashmere Brocha shawls
90 1874 embroidered Thibet do
SO 1874 plain black, mode, and green Thibet do
90 l0-4 rich chameleon silk shawls
80 l24 nsh bullion fringes, plain Terkeri shawls,
Of colors green, brown, and black
20 1874 French blanket shawls
III 1874 embroidered white and scarlet Canton
Grape shawls
Cloves and Linen-cambric Handkerchief.
100 dozen ladies' colored kid Gloves, with elastic
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fS;M sS |tiglil- y
"a Z I'd

= Prove all thing and hold fast to that which is
god
None need suGfcr with that distressing cor
plant CHiLLS AND FEVERS, Or FEVER
AND AGuE, nr il i. speedily and pormsncn'v
cured BY Dr.. BULLS CELL bratea ANTI FEVER
PILLS. They never fail to cure the chiils and
fever the hrst day, when used according 10 direc.
ton, and DO not sckcn the stomach operate upon
the bowels. Thousands of certificates Save been
presented 10 the proprietor By planters OF the ffst
rrspgctablny, ply sicIaps Of enincnce ami uthess
who have used them.
The following certificate was eivcn by three
highly respectable Planters, near Fife Pest Office,
Ia!led5ga Co. Ala one Of whom had used twelve
boxes ulthe Pills in his own family.
This Is to certify that VIC batc used DR.. HILLS
Fever and Ague Pin, in families ia several ca
Of Fever. aud Chi'Is and Fever and their i'd
MIN trai!on has been attended with complete sue
cess. In 10 case have they failsG 10 have the de-
sired fleet when used according to ditcciions-
We think they are good Pill and would cheer
fully recommend them to al persons subject to be.
yer and Chlsaud Fever Given under our hands,
feb. 9, ls43, JAMES BAGLY,
May ;, JANIS MONTGOMERY.
J4ae %, F." HARRIS TAYLOR
For sale in Charlotte BY d Oa'es.
Concord by j. x 4. Winecof & Go.
J. & W Murphy, s,i,so,,
Jis. H. Enniss. sp'' ID
Each box contains 20 doses Of Pills, with full
directions for using them Price 81 Der box.
And may be found generally on enquiry ~ the
Cities aud Nlag in he State.
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Farmers. Read This!
North Carolina A griculturist

4Noi vi SuIOllllu A1TICultuTlSt.
WAJ + have been frequently solicited to pub.
w. lish an agricultural paper, and uiter ma
turn dCltberaiion have concluded 10 send out
proposals fer such publication 10 the farmers Of
this State tel their consideration, That "a work
Of this character Is wanted in this State, no one
will deny. 1t is now iir the farmers 10 say
fftBiVif5 iiieir nteress, or not, as this paper, If
published will be devoted entirely 10 the interest
Of the farming eommlgiiy, aud will discuss eve
sabiect that can possibly be Of interest 10 that
class.
The AgricaIturist viii be publ shed every week
beautiful sheet II b : ) inches, e. the low
price of : p4r annum, payable on secoipt oil the
drst uambcr--oo g 80 during tic pear
With these bri5f remarks We commit the pro-
posed psper 20 the hands Of the friends OF ogri-
culture throughout the Stae. and respectfully ask
tIier aid in sustaining tie enterprise.
r ;. II Is proper p slate that The Agulcuturs,
viii have Us clHncction with Jlia Messenger what.
ever, other than DO pria'ch 10 the same Office
what apprara in one will not ~ the other.
Subscriptions 10 BIZ seut sent IN by the lst OF
September The first number 10 be issued as
soon thereafter possible, provided sufficient
member be nt'aiYcd 10 warrant :ho undertaking.
.tsgefy Editor in this State is requested 70
copy Vie above advrrscae ht together with ihH
nota,) aud send copy Oft his paper continuing %,
rame ta4rkedJ t. ne lligh,aud Messenger. The
favor Wal be cheer.ulIy teclproc4,ed, vhencyc.
desired.
TuOS " ATEIN,
AshcviIls. NC.
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WOOD,FOLGER & MEssER.

no. 2i9, fedTt Street, Nftp l0ik.
FEVllE Subscribers have received by recent ar.
n rivals from England, and from the Auction
Market, large stock Of Birmingham and Shelf
field HARDWARE 4 CUTLERY and being
The Agents for some of the leading makers of the
superior Cast Steel American Cutlery, aud Of n
variety of the Domestic Hardware Manuiactuf
crs making iheir assortment of goods so extcn.
siye as 10 be very inviting 10 purchasers from any
aprt of the country.
In their assortment the following goods may be
found, wiz Forbuck, White Bone Cocoa. Blabk
Tip, S,lf Tip Buck and Stag fable and Dcssctt
Knives and Forks, Caryers and Stcels, WITH
OF beautiful finish.
Rodgers x Sons Pocket Cutlery, Scissors and
Sheats in dozens and on cards, together with an
assortment Of" llsinish's superior New ark make
kot Cutlery great variety of Razors. in dozens
and in cases, including assortment Of extra fine,
in cases continuing pair each.
Beef Steers, Shoe aud Bread Knives, Sleep
ShsHTs, Butchers and Table Slecls, Coopers' and
Ca, pcnters' Broad and Narrow Axes and Hatch.
cts, Carpenters and Coopers' AIDES
The stock includes an unusual quantity OF Cas-
Steel and German Steel Filcs-such as Flat,
Round, Square, Taper, Tlalfr round Ruff, Bastard,
Second Cut, and Smooth Files of all sizes Horn
and Shoe Rasps; Mill,sx and gIand-saw Files
PegginE, Brad and Swing Avis, Augers and
Auger.bits. Shaving Boxes, Brushes and Soaps.
Iron and Brass.pipe Bellows Cut Brads, Tacks
and Sparables, Wrought lacks and Clout NaIls /;
Scale Bcams Patent Balance; Cloth, Heir, White.
wash, ScrubbinE, Horse, Shoe. Tooth and Paint
Brushes Table, Hand and Cow Bells; Cast Bats,
Round asd Flat Bolts; Braces and Bitts Trunk,
Chest, Pad Cupboard, Closet. Mortloc, Rim and
Door Locks Snuff and Tobacco Boxes; Backing;
Curry Combs; Horsc-Cards; Cordagc Clothes /;
Fish and Chalk Lines Fish Hooks Halter, Jack.
TrSce, Coap aud Dog Chains; Brass and Wood
Cocks; Faucets; Sash Cords. Compasscs, Spring
niyiders; Iron, Brass and Plated Chamber and
Mantel Candlesticks; Guns, Pistols, Gun Worms,
Wsds and Locke, &c.
Sept Il, l644. 70
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DIR. spenccr's Vegetable Pills.


The thousands among US who use this medicine
need not be told how high is the position which il
sustains, nor OF its paramount, advantage over all
other preparations Of similar charartir: But
for the lencft Of those WIN have mol given it a
tial or who may be skcpiica Of its virtues we in
scri the following certificate from Mr., bsac w.
Thomas, highly respectable merchant Of Taiid-
dcga Springs, Alalamdi
T.rLrDrGA SrRisGs, Ala. Aug. II, 1872
This IS 10 certify, that have been afflicted with
Sick -hesdathe, DYSPEPSIA and Liver Complaint
and Cu>tIvcUess, for the last s OF years during
whlcb lime had taken, rs we'll us I Iceolleci, a.
bout 81 boxes Of BcokNlths Pills, - boxes Of Pc
tefs' Pills, and number OF boxes Of Champions
and BfHniretl's Pills, all Of which afforded me
but ht'le or no relief Al last was recommended
Dr.. Spencet's Vegetable Pills and ,se4 did for
never had but one attack Of the Sch. Headache
haer ! conn enccd taking the Phl., lnow about
sia monhs,) and candidly confess that have de-
rived more real benefit Gom ths Use # Sgenecr's
PI'is than from al the 0ihCr medicines and pills
that Lave ever taken, and | would catDesllr e.
comm, nd thom TO ALL, rs being in thy opinion,
the best medicine in Use for all lingering COM
plants. The Pills have done me so much rood,
t'at ! would not feel willing to be without them
for five dollars box and cannot but feel very
grltelul to DR.. Spencer for having prepared sush
u 'dtuape utb4cIht, anu the uietfibutf OF III -
contertng worry great favor on the public, as il
IS thing Of the utmost importance that every
family should have Il supply OF Dr. Spcnccrs uu-
ly valuable pills constantly on hand.
ISAAC NJ. THOMAS.
Price Is cents per Box with directions.
For sale in Charlotte by d Oates.
Concord by I. &: n. winecoa& Co.
!. 4 "; Marphy ! Salisbury
Iinoolrlon by j. Ilokc.
Grcenyille BY DR.. C. Rele.
And -uaZ As,f3ne@7fys, arId al the pnncipsl
country Post Offices throu5hosi the ) ate.
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AZ zs5gzszssszE1ES$ERsssrgqi
slaIas BIZ sS Q !! I,:|!S aI,N;:E ;a'

Ear. HULL'S COUGH L0zENGES are most
Il y rapidly approaching all other preparations
lor the relief Of Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Whooping
cough, Catarfah, 1tgltness Of the chest, Bronchi-
It's, and similar pulmonary affections.
One box Of these Lozcnges will often do more
good in clscs Of incipleui consumption than can
be realized by change Of climate. No cough.
however deeply seated can resist their lranquiliz
ing Influences ard all diseases Of the lungs, throat;
and other organs OF respiration fnot utlc.!y be-
yond the power Of medicine, readily yield to these
inyaluabc Lozongos.
ALSO DR HILLS
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LEVC1LNT0N
MALE ACAEsEM u.
BENJ. SUMNER, A.M., Principal.
THO. j. SUMNER. Assistant.

fENIliS School viii be opened for the reception
h OF Students on the second Monday Vi Jau-
nary, lc45
Terms Of TRiiioa ty he s. ssion Of .fue months /:
or'hography. Reading, md Writing. - 90
Arhmelic. English Grammar and M
Geography, ""
Algebra, Elements Of Natural Phi
ljsophy and Chemistry PhysiCl. 10 90
cgy, History and Rhetoric,
Higher branches ofpurc Maihemat.
les, mixed Mathematics, Astron.
omy, Minetalogy, Zsoloey, Mo. 1850
rul and Intellectual Philosophy,
and Logc.
Latin ana Green Languages. rs co
Fuel aud other contingencies, ?5
Board can be had in respectable families for
81 or s. per month.
REFERENCES:
Raleigh-Ilis Excel. VIM, A. Graham, Hon.
George T.. Badger.
Chepd HH-D. Z. Swain, LID President
of the University, Hon. Wan. II. Battle.
H'isbor0'-Ilo Hugh Wadd,l L. H. Man.
gum, Eco.
Orford-Ion II. D. Gillian.
laHeegriiie-J John Kerr, Esq.
Salisbury Rev. 4. f. DAVIS.
Catarrus-Ilon. D. NJ Birringer
HedsH-F. l., Davidson, ESQ
Battles Ford-Col. John H. Wheeler.
Trustees Of the Linculuton Academies.
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NEW MILLINERY.
Mrs. PNETER

AA's y va n E1Aas
R ESPECrFULLY informs her friends and
he' The public generally, that she has returned
from the North with handsome supply Of
Milling rand Fancy GOODs
which she offers very low for CASH or approved
credit, consisting OF
Velvet, Sllk and Bombazino HATS,
OF the latest fashion
Also ready made Caps, and Caps Tor Bonnie $,
Among her handsome supply Of Goods will be
Black, Blue black and Colored SILKS,
Plln Figured, Striped, Plaid and Camelion do.
large aod handsome assortment OF De LANES
and CASuMERES,
Black and Rlue,bl BOMBAZINEs,
English aud French MERINOS.
Plaid, Figured and plain MUSLINS,
Fancy Hair PINS and Neck BANDS,
S'eel Gilt, Silver and Jet BUTTONS
Cotton, Thread and Illusion LACES, and EDG
INGS,
Handsome silk, Tibet wool, Deane and Com
mon SIlAWLS,
Ginps, Sewing Silks, Tapes, Cords and Hooks and
Eyes,
Whalebones for Dresses and Bonncts,
DOLLS aud other Toys, for Children
Cotton, LINEN & Cambria HANDkERCuIEFS
and CRANATS,
Colored aud White HOSE,
Kid and Net GLOVES and MITTS,
Needles, Pins, and many otler things.
A handsome assortment Of WORSTEDS,
/ WORSTED NEEDLES and CANVAS,
do pierced on perforated paper,
+ WORSTED PATTERNS to hire or :, Il,
do BOOK MARKS worked on paper
4 Ribbons, Rushes Curlcs and Artificial Flowers
and Feathers, Shawl Pins, &c, sc.
CAPS AND DRESSES MADE To
ORDER.
She rctuns her thanks TO her friends and the
4 public for the liberal encouragement She has re-
ceived and hopes 10 merit continuance Of thciI
kindness.
lfitxill he any accommodation "a those whr
purchase goods from her she will cut and Il, thcir
/ Dresses.
Charlotte, Nor |, lS4l. Aft
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TO thosc who may be disposed to extend to him
their patronage. AZ present he oeoupie. The shop
formerly owned and occupied by DR.. VI Kcnzic,
nearly opposite the Mint Gases committed 10 his
care, will receive punctu4 aud faithful attention
June 3, lcI4 36tf
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d ESEz .S;!!S';lH&

The surost aud safest Medicines ever discovered
for expglling worms from children;
OBly Read what lhay have dono
Lquderdaie Co., (7enn) Aug. ., 1874,
DR CaLvIN l.. HUT,
DEAR Srn,-Your agent left with me a quantity
Of your Worm and Cough Lozcngcs for sale I
have used part Of them ia my family and sold
the balance; | have hod family about "a years,
and pronounce your LozeBges the bsst medicine
for The complaints they are designed TO cure uIat
| have ever used in my family, please forward me
aIsurply as soon as possible.
Yours with respect
LEONARD DERNiDANT.
Price 25 cents per box. with full directions for
using. For sale in Charlotte by
b. OATES.
And may be found generally in all the towns
nd villages in the State.
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LHNCCLNTON
FEMALE ACADEMY.

H-IsS E.MCARPENTER having rcliuquish-
1Fl ed tho charge OF this Academy, the Trus
tees have placed il under the supervision and con.
iFol Of the Principal u the Male Academy, who
has engaged as Instructors, Misses NJ. T.. and
J. RODGERS, from The ja.tly celebrated Troy
Femse Seminary in New York. The regular
exercises Of the School will bc resumed ON The
second Mondtt in January, Isis.
The prices Of Tuition for al iu. l.sh studies arc
the same as in the Male Academy. Extra
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Several young Ladies can obtain board in the
family Of the Principal where they viii receive
every attention to heir comfort, and moreover be
under the constant o5serVa tion and care Of their
Teachers.
LiHe0iai0n, Jun. /, l5il. 3w
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Just EecciXcal

A T the Charlotte rrug Store. large an,
"a fresh supply ofinyaluablc Family Mtdieiuc,
among which are
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THREE Splendid PIANO FORTES-two
ROSEWOOD. and one MAHOGANY, with the
GRAND ACTION lRoN FRAME and TuBE. They arc
very superior Instruments, from Messrs. NUNS,
CLARK & Co. New York; and can be seen one
door below DR.. Sll's Drug Store.
n. b. Persons in the vicinity Of Charlotte desIr
Gus Of purchasing FIRST r,te instruments can have
an opportunity Of examining The quality by call.
ing uu Mr.. r. J. Ilo,ton, WHO has one in his pos.
session.
SAM'L. GARDNER.
Columbia, Jan. /, 1916. l5f
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Fg7HE Subscriber has located himself about
u 2 mics 5 ,nth Of Charlotte, neer the Potter
Road, and abln, , miles Last from Houston &
Gricrs Store where be ia prepared to attend 70 e!l
orders IL his line, such as Sidcbonfds. Bureaus,
Tables, Bedstead, sc. ANY person wishing any
Of the above articles Su please give him call
Every cxca9n wiz be used 70 please and the
WORK will be made IL The most durable manner
UILuubcr viii be taken in exchange for work
T.. VI. BURNET.
Jaiy -, 1871 4lf
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S.rah + IIill
rs Petition for Divorce.
Miles, iiB
ar appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court,
IL that the Defendant Miles Hill Is aot an IN.
ha1itant oil this State, It is ordered that pub.iua
ton be made for months in the Charlotte Jour
nal, published in the torn Of Charlotte, that the
Defendant appear at the next Term Of this
Court, 10 he held in the tom of Charlotte
on tie 4th Monday in Trebruary next, and
plead, answer or demur, or tic slfd Petition will
be heard parte, and decree made according to
the prayer thereof.
Witness, j. b Kerr CLERK Of our enid Court at
Office, the Al Monday Of August, A, D. Is4l,
aud the Goth year Of American Independence.
J. y KERR, c. S. G.
DEC :, 1874 Price adv $40. 3m
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Organ Piano Forte.

HNOR Sale 4 SPLENDID ROSEWOOD Or
E GAN PIANO FORTE. with all the late
Improvements. with the Organ attached. II can
be played on as a Piano, or an Organ, separately
or both together. 1t is one Of the finest lnstru
ments ever brought 10 this market.
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@ Rpr. ID. T. Caldwell
Practice OF .PEeg,cE,,p.

~ AVING removed 10 Charlotte, res pcclful
II q offers HE services ia the
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BE ESPECFFUILY informs her friends and
n u the public generally, that she has returned
from the North with a handsome supnlv Of
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FENIliS School viii be opened for the reception
n OF students on the second Monday Vi Jau-
narY. LIS
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Emigration to the Red River and Trinity Colony Texag

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N. WATKINS, F. s. LATHAM.
MEMPHIS, TENN, Ger. 1, 1915.

MEMPHIS, IENN., OCT. 4, lo4o.
 On the foregoing page, is that portion ot the proceedings which show the action ol the Convention held at this place on the 4th and 9th days of July last. It will be observed that no action was had on the various pro- positions submitted to the Convention, other than to refer them to the adjourned Conven- ton appointed 10 meet here on the l2th of November next, and to refer to appropriate Committees, such ol them as seemed of chlei importance.
 Its obvious that the results of the ensuing Convention will mainly depend on the weight of character of those engaging in 1t, the fuli. ness of the representation and attendance, and the clear and strong demonstration Ill the proceedings, of the power, resources and necessities of the Western people, and oi their resolute expectation of the favorable ac- ton of the Federal Government henceforth on their interests.
 It is therefore essential, that thorough re- ports be prepared on the subjects referred, which shall collect and colate the abundance of pertinent and impressive facts, and be wor- thy and therefore likely to attract the con- sideration of enlightened and thoughtful men; and that the delegations be numerous, from all parts of the West, and of the South con nectsd with Western Improvements, and men of solid ability, character and public weight.
 The present is thought to be a favorable conjuncture to attract the attention oi the
The Arkansas banner., 1845-10-15
William Eg. Wait

HAS on hand 1000 lbs bacon sides, hams and E l shoulders, 20 bbls four, 20 bbls whiskey, B bags prime Rio coffee, I2 bbs brown and loaf su- gar 6OOO lbs assorted castings 5000 lbs sheet band, round square, and fiat bar iron 1900 lbs cotton yarD 1000 lbs bar lead; 9 boxes sperm, star, and mould candles; I5 cases boots, shoes and brogans; 30 boxes window glass; 90 srindstones; 800 lbs Ep- som salts boxes tobacco, bbs tanners Gil, sperm lnseed lard, and Florence oils old port and madei "a wines; cognac and American brandy Holland and American gin; lemon syrup, pickles, mustard, ginger, pepper. satpetre glue, indigo and madder; ; imperial and block teas; moIasses, wire sifters, painted buckets castor oil, caomel, rhubarb, Bate mans drops aud 20 oz quinine; POO doz cups and saucers; 4s dog plates; dry white and red lead ;- white lead in oil; green paint, chrome yellow and green; prussian blue, spanish brown, venetian red, yellow ochre, Ianpblack, ground haywood, japan and copel varnish borax; sponge; 16 kits hacker el and salmon Ssc., for sale low for cash only by
 VIM. E. WAIT.
 July 20th 45-tf