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V'EHH CONSTITUTION.

'HNEi 10 wis VIE 0 our wonderful bodies COnStanil
require i'm alternative, or regcnrraliUg influence, II
create and retain healthy existence. Air, light, nnt
some other elements are brought to this rCqution. ni
for time prove sufficient 10 the requirements of The
system, But when from imprudtnCe ard II violation q
the laws OF The animal economy, morbid humorS arise
acrid and vitiatm or juices collected the system re-
qulres assistance from some ether source. il sinks III
disease, decay, and death How wonderful and salunry
Al this PERIOD are the effects Of an appropriate nlcrnu
tive medicine, taken in season? Thousands have been
slvef from DEATH and millions from sutcrmcs nlesCr.
bnh'c and aaun restored to health, by the timely q
PHELPS TOMATO PILLS which are cncaciugs
and potent, in cleansing the stomach aud bowels, puri-
fling the blood, aud enOving the glnHdUnr system by
altering the srCrelios ol the liver and other glns and
carry ng Off the morbid nircs and humurs that at the
south they have acquired the name Of Fever nne," be-
cause they invariably prevent or break MP bilious, remit
tent, yellow, intermittent aad lung tevCrs
FIVE years extensive use have proven them the best
and only sure and safe remedy for all the humorous
chronic diseases, where the system requires something
that Will operate on the Blood Liver nud various sys-
tens Of vessels, giving them healthy action the same
time cype the morbid and POISONOUS juices and humors
which it separates from them.
In this class Of diseases, are Rheumatsm Dyspepsia
Dropsy, Liver Complaints, Bilious Stomach Scronlla
Gravel, Worms, Tumors, and eruptOns Of the skin of
various kinds permanent weakness about the Oins aud
limbs, Kings Evil, constitutional hereditary feeble.
ness Of the whole or part OF the system, &c.
Thousands of cases of the above diseases have been
uredb the Tomao Pills, and thousands Of deaths would
cave been prevented had these Pills been used instead
of some irresponsible. hancfll qnnck pill, remedy CT
""" VIC '"uHt' y IN "u"tu' intrc ~ ho mystery or
Chhrhtanhlsm about This universal remedy.
They are prepared OF valuable vegetable remedies
which are known to he both safe aud cncctuu and are
used very extensively by Physicians in their private prac
ce, because, rs hundreds have said they the mos,
Pheasant, cliTctna and snle medicine we have used.
The above Pills are for sale by agents in all country
towns. Agents are cautioned not to buy Of pcdlers.-
"One word to the wise is sufficient"
G. r. Phelps, NJ D. Proprietor, Hartford, Conn. with
ont whose Signature none nre Genuine.
For sale bv ). j. Allen, Woodstock; Hayden Hatch
insOn, do; Otis Chamhern Pomci. Justin G.. Brooks
larliord Harris Morrill,, Strnford; T. Dwight Co..
Vershlrci Theodore Cook, Cnrinth Baxter u. Newton
Norwich, Lewis Merritt, larIand j. w. Hubbard,
Windsor. -G,nan
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RON TO TIMES CHEAPER THAN pr
FORE,OR NOTHING 1.-THE USER Is NOT
DELIGHTED WITH IT

n article that every llmil must consider indispenS
"A he when they know lis power and value. and which
has heretofore been sold too high reach all CLASSES
has now b, en- reduced in price with view that rich and
poor, high and lows and in fact every human being MA,
ENJOY its co"ris aud all who get sall have the price
returned to them they are not delighted win its use
WchSscrt without the possibility Of contradiction, that
al burns and scas every external sore, old lrcs aud
all external pains and aches matter where, shall he
reduced TO conlior hy it in five Misunderstanding life limb
or scar No burn can he ia il this is applitd,ue>s the
vaSarc destroyed by tlenccideur. II is truly magical
10 nnnrarMncr, in Ms effects Enquire for Conncs May
icn' Pnin Extractor Savrn at Con,slOCk and Co.'S Fl
Cunrilnnd street, New York.
Price % cents, or four times much for so cents
we assure YOU on Tie responsibility OF our characters,
mat sympathy for human suffering induces, at least in
part Our earnest solicitation that simple trial should
be made in any affection named below We think ii not
mlrrden or too much TO say that II, rg likc il or in
any degree 80 cltclua has ever been discovered in md
icinc.
i0n will please observe that is no Sovereign remedy
for all comrpinls,' Int External application and will
cure tlr i"ll"wine-BnrnS. Scnls. Frosted paris. chill
baLs, CItt or gall chaps, relter, pnpe, hlutCh ieun,
u'cr' sratu cl sircs, saIS, cuts ruists. strains ear
md tooachc humps. sore throat. ruur0undS. Willows
piles rnGwoim, salt RhCum, Barriers Itch, weak sight
rarhunCle eruption sore and Ids sore lips, punc-
lures hiIe and warts fever pains pain in the hnck and
SIDE, tender feet irtamalnry rlemasm tic dulorcuX
ugut III ace ANA breast icycr>Ore old burn prlcv
head, iTlamCd Shin broken breast Sure niups rough
hnncs bIistrred surfaces, dressing for hi>crs white
SWEETNESS coldh wounds, cOrs general sores small
poY marks.
Though we have named nunk5rons Affections cypcri-
tncc has taught us that they not too many Ii will
be necessary I" know that The article cnlrJ Connels is
me only one we can Tccomyndhul must carlton against
some munitions which Il ~ reason To hirve are of po
have actual uccd Of it, ard whom yon NAV send for it,
Rcmcmncr it is rOANEi'S Magical pnln ENilncior.
All country merchants are requested To ralc il to their
towns on comiSs0n the greatest blessing tn mankind
ever discovered in medicine. This is strong Language
but you my depend lis power will fun Justify il. Can
ON all the Agents for pamphlet gratis to ul and very in
"a oil Ihn Nan,
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FOR, COUGHS, COLDS, CONSUMPTIONS
AND ALI. DISEASES OF THE THROAT,
Lungs AND CHEST.
Z A l. n. u Il L

4
ana well tried, and almost universally approved rem
cay 1t has been extensively used for the last Is or 20
Years IN almost every city ard town in New Engmrd
ald also very extensively at the South ard west. Ii is
recommended and prescribed By many the
'hIe physicians ~ saie convenient, and very eicl-
cI"s medicine, and acknor lodged by thousands, who
have Tor long time used it, and c0ntinuc to use and rec
ommeEd it tn he the valuable remedy for the above
compliintScver offered tn the American public
me proprctols OF This article cannot the L.
OF Ndvtscng which is often adopted The present. dI,
They do not wish to deceive the crcdulus and unsspect.
g, but appeal with confidence, the facts, aud rNppri-
cnce Of discerning public There few individuals in
New England who have not used this preparation them
Serves or VINO nave not friends who have used il. Nh
meron certificates from ply >icans and others having
many years been published, il IL deemed unnecessary to
ndd any At this time. BE sure to get the genuine. Gail
Tor by its whole name. vegetable Pumonur, BHSum,
and avoid Carriers Pulmonary Basnl,' and limitations
winch have sprung up in consequence II the cec-
ty OF the true article. Sec that it is sigrcd VIM on'n
Cutler. Preparedby Reed, wing & Cutler, wholesale
druggists, "a Chatham street, Boston, and sold by dug
gistS, ar0'hecarcs and country merchants generally
Price 80 cents. 295-tm
1J'For sale in Woodstock, by DrS. J. ALLEN.
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Botanic Medicines!

a GENERAL ASSORTMENT of Thomnsoni.
IN and other Botanic Medicinps--boh crude and pre.
pared, simple aud compounded is constantly kept for
sale by the subscriber, his residence between the
Methodist and Episcopal Churches.
The above Medicines will he lien " pnt M ACCOMPANIED
by suitable directions, and warranted genuine.
CAuToN-To those who are DESTROYS Of obtaining nure
Thomsonian medicines, would say beware ofwbom Won
purchase ms they are frequently adulteracd with worth
less perncous and poisonous substances for the
Of speculation or OF bringing those invaluable remedies in
r. disrepute. A. H. HAMMOND
Woodstock, Nov. 2s, 1914 9s7.tf
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From the n Y Spirit orthe Times,
WESTERN JURY'S VERDICT

/, has been remarked bu, most assured.
ly, with malice a(orethough,,' that the
course of Justice nlhe minor courts away
out west, is anything but righteous! But
the advocates who so strenuousIy snprort
this position, have without dontt, at some
time or other been placed III the preaica-
ment oflhe Ilibcruiar, who with his n,u.
tive wi, replied to the Judge, who assured
him (as he stood trembling a, the bar) that
Justice should be done im'-'Ahl God
save yer honor, that's jus, what I'm afraid
of
| went out west once, and-cume Jack
again tool Egad! there he those whom
fortune has not fayord thus! Wei, as I
said, went out west. While residing
few months in the vicinity ofthe city of ID.
a wolverine, whose acquaintance con-
tracted there, amused me one evening with
the following story Of "A case which oc-
Cured in that region Speaking of the
Jury he assured the that he was one Of EN-,
and he knew The facts, by
There had been row in the neighhor-
hood and in the mcic the Uranium OF Il re-
spectacle citizen had leen very roughly
used One Of the ingIeaders m the ag-
crossing party had teen arrested The fel.
low was indicted--tried-an the case was
submitted to twelve Of his count, ymcn to
sit upon'-mho, by the way, were one
third Yankees, one fourth Frenchmen: and
the balance was made up from five differ.
ent nations, to wit; Irish, Scotch, German,
Dutch, and K'nnrck otherwise Gamma
DAM The charge to the Jury was bret,
ornot characteristic.
Gentlemen observed his Honor, I be-
lieve this lark is guilty. But the evidence is
submitted to you, and if you can't decide
upon that, why, The least said the soonest
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DIR. TAYLOR'S
BlLSIM OF LIEERWORT

For Consumption, Liver Complaint Coughs Colds Asth-
mn, Pain in the chest side Splitting of Blood Cutnrrhs
Pcurisy, NhoopiEa Cough, Tickling in the Throat Rails.
ing OF PhIegm in the morning, Difficulty OF Breathing,
Rap ncn fihe Heart LESS Of strength, Emacia,iun,
nnh NJ affections oIhc Chest Lungs md Liver, together
win those diseases which predsrbse 10 consumption
few dozen just received and for sale By
2lO ON. DIR. s, ]. ALLEN.
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MERCHANDISE TRAINS

Run daily as follows:
Leave Boston at l-2P. NJ, land arrive al Concord
the same evening.
Leave Concord at l-2,P NJ, and arrive al Boston IL,
- the next morning.
Freight, First Glass, So; Second Glass $3.50.
Freight should be delivered ut Concord Boston and
other dePots an hour al lcns before leaving IL insure de-
livery by the first succeeding Train.
All Passengers Baggage should be marked, and when
valued AT more than $50 notice should he given and eX-
ira charges paid claim for damage or loss beyond
such sum VIII be allowed. n. q. UPllAM Sup't.
Nov. IIS
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lHoNChCDLD fhoi TIE FOURTH PAGE.
the earth open an enclose him?-did he
melt into air or blend with the moonbcam;
he knew not-he never saw his guest
again.
The morning-the long dreaded morn.
ing-arriycd, but lnny met the first beam
ofrs rising sun with q bright and a light
heart. The hideous elf soon made his
appearance with his last quota of stock
Ings, and he was ifpossib!e more holrily-
ing than ever-he grinned with Gendish
eXultalion as he extended his knitted ware
towards her.
Here, hcre,-Inny O'Moore,' said he,
they are the last-my task is ended; now
are you prepared to tell me my name, or
are you ready to come along with me;'
why, then, my gay little fellow re-
piled the now smiling Inny--'do you sup
pose that am q fool;'
Fool! tool! Aye, you must come along
or tell my namc--that is the bargain,
said he again, with glare of triumphant
malgnily,--'th is the day, and no pow
er on earth can keep you from me
Now II you were a nice little fellow,
or a good humored little fellow said In
ny still smiIing--,hcre nigh. be some req
son--but--'
Cease your folly he CRIED with scowl,
YOU have binding agreement; are you,
ready to fulfil it, l have performed my
part iailhully~-you are rich i'll wealth
and in your husbands love-you have
been happy-thc seven years are expired
perform your contract
Not yet, not yct,' replied lnny,
for -
For WHAT shouted the imp in a voice
of thunder;' nothing can keep you from
me-speak speak my name or YOU are
mine come away!and he stretched forth
his clawy fang-likc fingers to seize her.
'Na!t-but an instant said inny
shrinking back; 'stay.-l have a little
verse of u song to sing which you mus.
listen to- He drew back his hand, and
she commenced the song which the SEM
ing beggar had so charmed her with and
which had so impressed itself upon her
brain that she could readily repeat ii
every syllable
''With Tapour and damp poison the night,
With c0nkcr WORMS the Covers l digit,
With squnt and rheum blast the sight.
With the dank midcw The cora blight.
With murrain and nmdness The cattle fight,
In mischief and evil take delight;
And little, o little, my dame does know
That my name is lrp.t.anl -go!"
and now, Mr. Trip-it-and-go, | have
done with you, she added-'so turn your
back on me for cver--let me never sec
your face again.
His ieudlsh glare grew trebly terrible,
and the flashing from his frey eyes made
he sunbeams pale: his red hair twined
on his mis.shapen head, and his
lemon face swclled and grew as lack as
light.
You have played and won a danger
Gus game, lnny OMoore, he growed.-
My enemy has prevailed, and you are
reef and in an instant he was gone
Inny OMoore never saw or heard anv.
hing about the elf again: her after lie
vas never disturbed by pain or trouble
md at length she and Maurice passed
rom this world honoured and full Of
lays.
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GARDEN GOSSIP,
Accounting for The cOoinsss 6etuscn lie Li!iy
and piolet.
ny Mrs. FRANCES Q. osooop.

81 VIII tell you secret" the honey-bee said,
To violet dropping her dew-Iuden head,
,'Ihe lilIy's in love! tor she listened last night,
! While her sisters all slept in the holy moonlight.
To z!phyr that had just been rocking the rose,
Where hidden hardened, in seeming lepose,
would no, botray her to any but you;
But the secret Is safe with sprlt so true,
II will rest in your bosom in silence profound"
The violet bent her blue eye TO the ground;
a tear and smile in her loving look lay,
While the llght'winged gossip wen, whirring away.
81 will tell you secret" the hoNey-bee said,
ana the young lily lifted her beautiful head,
mthe violet thinks with her md, blue eye,
10 pass Tor blossom chchantingIy shy,
But Tor all her sweet manners so modest and nure
She gossps with every gay bird tina, sings to her
Vow let me advise you, sweet flower! as a friend,
.! ne'er 10 such beings your confidence lend,
II grleves me Ia sec one, all guiless like you,
Thus wronging spirit so truslful and true;
But not for the world, love. my secret berny!"
AND The little, light gossip went buzzng away,
a blush in the lily's cheei; trembed and fed,
'!,m sorry he told me-" she tenderly said,
"if may't trust the violet, pure as she seems,
| must fold IN my own heart my beautiful dreams!"
WAS the mischief well managed: Fair lady, is't
true?
Did the light garden gossip take lessons Of you."
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JUST RECEIVED

Erom COMSTOcK 4 Co. N. Y. n new supply orthe
l. following articles; VIZ. Olridees Balm of Cormbn,
Acoustic oil, IN sure re- needy for dcanless) Comsiocks
Vermuge for worms Hays linameni, Ilnwe's do Indian
Veg EliNr and in fact all of their valuable Medicines
For particulars see Pamphlets which cnn be had Al my
aloihecary store, Gratis. S. ALLEN, Druggist.
Woodstock. Dec, 8, 1874. Gao en-
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TYSON FURNACE,

vENHE suhserheragent OF the TYSON FURNACE al
Plymouth VI, would respectfully inform the former
friends and patrons of the establishment and the pubic
generally that they have now hand and continue week
~ to make large assortment
1AemOst representations oOEing Stores
do do do Pmior d0 tn
also PARLORS' BOXSTOVES,
mgrcdt rariety, togcther with every earle
tn Of
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BARGAINS IN CLOTH

ENG and Am. lIroadcloth in every variety Of color
~ and quality Eng X Am Fancy Dooskins, Blue Bl'k
ana steel MINI Cassimercs, satnets and Tweeds, can
be bought at very low prices at c. DANA, iris
Fbs, rs. 1895,
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FOR SALE

a FARM IN B'ldgewater situated on the main roaC
Afrom bridsewater Village to Barnard about IA mil,
from the iormer, containing 40 good farm houst
barns anl other out buildings, all that is necessary fol-
best fruit Orchardsin this part the state said farm il
under good Improvement and high state Of cultivation
Also farm situated in the west part of Woodstock
about l-2 mile from the road that leads from Wool
sto,k Greene TO Brdeewater Village containing ohon,
100 acres house ana harm Said farm well adnpted En-
grazing mud culture, and very fine growth of yonn,
timber of maple, ash and elm &c. and n good sn.a
place. 's"
Also about IS acres situated in the north part Of Bride
water. about twenty hve Of which is under improvement
and well ndtpted for grazing All of which the under
signed VIII sell on the most reasonable terms
249.6w. NATHANIEL MILLER.
Byidgswater, Jan. 81, 1s4s.
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NEW AND SPLENDID
u ~ w " l. R Y!
Russell & CLARKE.

RUSSELL & CLARKE.
lave just received I'M additional supply of RICH
H. JEWELRY consisting of Rings, Pins and nj
manner OF TRINkeTs usually kept in the Jewery line -
Also, new and beautiful patterns Gold Levers and enint
Watches. (cheaper than ever Gold chains, KEYS and
sreat variety oI''curons innings" thai cannot fail to suit
the purchaser both in elegance of and cheapness OF
prices.
SILVER WORK
warranted ofthe most nndultered material and of bean.
tul pnerns and finish, known only to the mast expert
enced city wcrkmen.
CUTLERY
acknowledged by all to be the richest md largest assert
ment of FINE CUTLERY ever brought into town
and at prices that nst0nshes even the proprieors them
sevesand finally little general assortment Of every
thing that is nice md desirable for either gentlemen oIsdv
3, ~ Don't lorget that Russell L. CLARKE,S .iis
the place to get you Moneys worlh.
April !, 1875.
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CONCORD RAIL ROAD,
Fare reduced to $500 from Concord TO Boston.

SSSSSS " a3;ss ;syaa
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1845-03-28
THE BRANCH MINT.

No order has ye, been received from
Washington for the reception Of proposals
for clearing away the ground and rebuild.
ing the Branch Mint at this place. This
is no doubt caused by tho pressure of bus'.
ness incident to the organization Of a new
administration. The followingis,he clause
in the bill for the appropriation as IT passed
Congress:
g For the erection ola building in the p'ses Of
the one destroyed BY fire. twenty five thousand
dollars; md ths Sserrtsry OF the Treasury is
aereby required 30 to srTsnge the plsn Of the
building. and the execution Of IL, thai thu whole
coat VI the belding shah not exceed the afofessd
sum
For the purchase OF machinery and tools. In.
eluding repairs Of the old. and contingencies ten
thousa nd dollars and that tho expenditure Of the
appropriations for tie erection Oft building and
the purchase and repair Of machinery 10 com.
menced as soon as practicable after Tho passage
OF this act.
FER salaries OF superintendent, sssayer. coin.
or, and clerk. SIX Thousand dollars, and the Sec
rotary Of the Treasury is hereby required. inms-
diaioly after the passage Of this act, to suspend
the payment Of salaries to BAY Of the said officers
until tho branch is in 4 condition to resume its
operations. unless he shall consider il advisable 10
retain the services Of one or moro Of Thorn IN su
perin,ending thu erection Of tie building herein
provided for
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The Rail Road.

The more we reflect upon this subject
the moro We are impressed with its feast.
bility and importance TO Western North
Carolina. State pride would make US wish
TO see our own towns built up by the re.
sources Of our State /; bu, from our location
it seems as Il nature intended Charleston
10 be the great outlet TO the surplus tina,
can be sent from this and the western por.
ton Of the State aud portions of Tennessee
as well as Virginia. And because our own
State cannot be benefited should we neg.
!ect 10 avail ourselves Of my favorable
opportunity 10 Try aud better our cGnd-
ton. Certainly not. Then, We cannot
too strongly urge upon the citizens Of
Mccklenburg and Of all Western North
CaroIina, the importance Of the scheme
and the deep interest they have ut stake
n, the fnal accomplishment Of the under.
taking. What would be the benefits like.
" to accrue 10 this part Of our State from
lis success In the FIRST place il would
enhance the value Of real estate in dl.
rect ratio with rs distance from the termi.
nus. il would be the means Of creating
denser population. Plantations now ".
Ing waste and worn out, would be rcsusci.
ta,ed and deIapldated aud dccaycd build.
lngs would be rebuilt, and thriving aud
prosperous population would exhibi, itself
in every section, and in ine, every class in
society would feel It's rcviyifying effects, Cor
we are not one Of those who think Char
lottc will be the only town that will DO
benefited.
We regret 10 find tina, there arc some
who, being unfavorablc TO The Road, pro.
dict that il canno, be accomplished. Why
cannot the road be brought 10 Charlotte
Are the difficulties between Camden and
Charlotte greater than between Columbia
Charleston From all tho information we
can derive as to the location Of tho Two
roads, tho advantages is greater in favor
Of The location Of road from Camden to
Charlotte than II was between Columbia
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"ART AND MYSTERY cF GAMBLING
nTUE GAMBLERS MIRROR"


These books written by G. F. II. Green,
the Reformed Gambler, have been laid on
our table. A hasty reading leads US 10
think that a wide circulation will DO much
towards keeping people out of the meshes
OF gamblers.
TO many the scenes described may APP
pear overdrawn, but all who have seen the
facility with which Mr.. Green handles
pack of cards, and the numerous tricks he
describes as being performed by gamblers,
will al once say that the pictures are cor.
rect. From a private exhibition OF the
skill Of Mr.. Green, we are positive that
the man who plays with gambler loses
his money with certainty, which no care
on his part can prevent. Mr.. Green
shows, 10 the satisfaction Of all, that not
single pack Of cards is made but can be
told By the backs as we'll as the face, not
only The suii but tina number. Packs Of
cards were shown prepared to play faro,
which were cut so that in shufllng, a the
high and low cards could be placed to.
ge,her, thus putting the better at the con-
troll Of the dealer. Boxes for dealing, too,
were shown so constructed that o spring
pushes out, when necessary, two cards 10
aid the dealer in his frauds. After lee.
ture and exhibition by Mr.. Green, the man
who can visit the gaming table IN the hope
OF winning must be obstinate indeed, and
the man who could venture, after seeing
how much player 10 in the power Of the
initiated, can never learn anything except
by such experience which will cost him all
has money, and PROSTATE every feeling OF
honor and Of pride. The lectures aud ex.
hIbitions Of Mr.. Green are calculated to Do
much good, and are worthy the attention
of all classes. y Express.