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sEtDR sac by 3 Oates. Com,tpcs s. Cp's con.
W ccu'ra'sd compound iuid cK,rac, OF Sars-
plHla, for the cure Of SegofIiq Clronic Rhsgma
,isHi, GsHsrat DeiI5tg, rytqBcous Dis,ases, let
tfr, Scaig Erupiions If TIE Skin, PunBiss or Pms
tuies IN tts Face, MercaTlgi and Spyti'1iG Disa.
scg, BtilS fran an impure ba5ii VI He bodL iiee.
rations Of me Tt,gat and Leqe Lirer Affections,
Pains md Seedlings n The Boaes, md al Disea.
res 0iisiHg from an impure state Of the Biogd Er.
po5Brts md hpradeHets ia Life, Excsssioe Is,
of Hereuy Sc.
The great popularity Of Sarsparilla, and lg e..
ia5lsbCd cHclcy render it supcf1upus enter
into airy cncomiun OF ita Virtues, o. adduec auy
evidence 10 liz favor.
The Sarsparil.a Is warranted positively AZ rood
- any other that can be- made at One D5Ilar, sl
Just had the price If those s1 much advertised.
and ns strong and in az large by,tIo., viz -Finv
Caut per bottle, or -Four Dollars per Doz.n.
This article has cured ScrgfuIa VI 80 wears. A.
ter the Dollar articles had been used in vain.
To be had OF the agents Of Cpms'ock & Co. on
", throughout the country, in New York only al
q, Cortland Street
Irqurr alvey. for Cornslock & Co, garsDatt,.
Ia, ut Fay Cents, aud have no other,
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iallow. Some encouragement was gwen 10
these attempts from what occurs in hofticuI.
iure, where the ground is rendered coniiuu
ally productive. In certain countries, more.
over, 'illage is on.y interrupted by severe
weather.
On the other hand, il has been long re
marked that it is no, always beneficial TO
grow grain during several consecutive years
in the same ground, even when it is fertile,
and manure is abundant, owing 10 the al
most nsurmoun;abIe difficulty of destroying
weeds. The fallow was justly considered
the most efficient and economic means OF
getting rid ofthese. For this purpose fallo,p
crops, as they were called, we're introduced.
Peas, beans, vetches, were at first The only
plants used as lallow crops.
However it was soon perceived that the
laliow crops occasioned a very sensible d..
mIuutIon 10 The produce Of corr; to counter.
act thus Inconvenience, recourse was had TO
a surchange Of manure bu, as this cannot
always be obtained, il vas necessary either
to reduce the cultivated surface, or 10 appro
pirate certain amount Of meadow. Sill.
the fal!ow crops Rad tins advantage, that
they enabled the farmer to derive from land
a greater amount OF produce in a gwen time
without prejudice TO the raising OF corn.
Hence the plan Of turning the faliow 10 &C.
count was soon generally adopted.
Theinsurrecuon Of clover 50 mod fed The
system Of lalIow crops as at one tine 10 in.
duce the belief, that the poin, Of perfection
had been attained in agriculture. THIS vas
. hen il was ascertained that trefoll, which
rad hitherto been only cultivated 10 small
enclosures, might be sown 10 the spring
lpon corn land, and occupy next year The
'lace Of the faIIow in the ,rennial rotation.
Ffeioil, SO far from exhausiing the soil,
vas found to give ii new fertility, aud The
succeeding corn crop yielded p'euii'ol
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NOTICE.

FENIlE subscriber having qualified and taken
IL letters Of Administration on the Es,n,, Is
his brother. j. l.. Martin, deed hereby gives ma
tice to all persons having demands against said :,
tate to proscn, them for payment legally au,hen,i.
Gated within the time prescribed by law, otherwise
this notice will be plead IN lar Of reeotry. And
all person. indebted to said estate are hereby mott
fed 10 make payment indulgence will no, Be
given.
a. II. MARTIN, Adar.
july 30, lslJ. 43tf
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STEEL CREEK, AUGUST -, l-lj.
FE'HE Colonies commanding the Regiments
n eompoaug the llih Biilaie Of North Car
oline N.Hus, will have there Regiments, at their
usual places ,' muster pre- pared for spocllon and
Review On The following days, viz;
MsekIsuburg Regiment, Tuesday l4'h ofOct5ber.
uaion Regiment, Th4sday, 18Th Of October
Let Reg. Of Volunteers, Saturday. 18Th October.
.an'y Regiment, Tuesday the 2ls, Of October.
Montgomery Regiment Wednesday, 22j of Oct
Cabauus Regimen, u Infantry, Friday, 9th Of
October.
Regiment Of Cavalry, at Concord on Friday the
2i.h Of October
The following gentlemen compose tlic Soft to
whom all are required - render lheir proper o.
bedlenco and respect, VIZ.
ROB. G. COCHRAN, Brigade Inspector, y IT'D the
ran. Of Major
RUFUS BAGRINCER, Aid, with the rank Of
Muj,r.
". n. NEEL,
Bng Gen. IN Brigade North Carolina Militia
" 10 consequence af an error in the above or.
GERS lat week, the Officers Of the Gsth Regiment
are ordered 70 parade in Charlotte on tbe 18Th and
~ilh tne.f refpcctive companies on the 9th Of
oc'OOtf Hr1i, instead Of the 18th and 18th
H. w. ALEXANDER. Col
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THREE sPENDID PIANO FORTES-,vo
RoSEN OOD, nnd one MAHOGANY, With ne
0RAsp Acrios laos l'RAwE aud TINS They ara
very superior lni,r4ments. from ssrs. NUNS.
CLARK & CO, Nos York and can 10 scen one
door bcloS d. Sll's Dgue IRE
y u. Persons ~ the Vicinity u Charlotte desir.
Gus q purchasing hrs' rate .astrumen,. can have
an cpfcroritg Of examining iae quality BY call.
lug on NJ. +. J. llolon, v 30 has Uue Ia his nos
session.
sAML. GARDNER.
CoiumiiI. Jga. /. 1916 l5u
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80 i ss..r.1-l !, n (

EE EADACII-StCk Or NERVOUS. Tbo.e
Il who have suffered and are weary 81 suffer.
ing with thl- distressing com 1aint, vii find Pc.
iers' vegetable Pia remedy a; once certain and
fr mediate 10 is a, cts. Ono single dose Of the
pills taken soon as The headaeb 3 felt coming On,
eiIl cure il in one taar entirely.
A. q remedy 10 summer ard bowel comp'aibis
they display their wonderful po0era 20 aduiira.
ton, and far superior % aay thing 10 use for those
complaints.
n Dyspepsia and Liver complaints they stand
unryaIl-d.
Many have beeo cured in raq, weeks. after
having suffered ladet the drcadlu! complaint for
years.
IN habhual cost,yenees they arc decidedly su.
po,.0r 10 any vegetable pill ever brouph, before
tie public, and one 50 cent box will establish
their surprising virtues and place them beyond
The reach Of dJub! ~ The estimation Of every in.
Cividasl.
They are invaluable in nervous and hyp7chon.
drical affections, loss Of appetite, and al com.
plants 10 which females slone are subject.
They are mild in their action, and convey al.
most immediate conviction Of their utility from
the first dose. They may be taken by persons Of
any age, and t.e feeble, the infirn. Tic nervous
and delicate are strengthened by their operation.
because they clear the system from bad humors,
qmet nervous irritsbiIlty, and invariably produce
Bound health,
Upwards Of three hundred and seventy thous-
and boyeH II lhcse neslI1abe pills have been sold
within the ast twelve months in three states alone,
and more than three times the quantity in other
states.
AZ an auti.bilious medicine m family should
be without them single trial NJ them is more
satisfactory than a Thousand certificates.
In a southern climate, these Pills arc admins
tered with uniform success. For more than ten
years the verdict Of their efficiency has been pro-
nounced and soud jury Of ali tbcy have relicq.
ed be summoned from tie North, the South the
East and the West, millions Of voices void be
heard in accamatInn Of heir match'ezs proper
ties The child and adglt--the youth and decreD
1t old man--both sezes and all agcs-uay aisc
take tbeso pills with safety and the certainty Of
relief Price 80 CTS. per box.
BE careful 10 observe hat on the coyar If each
box IN the tin is stamped Peters Vegetable Pllls'
Peters Pills, on enquiry, will ho found in eve.
y to"n and at most Of tie country stores in this
state
For sale in Charlotte by II. y. & l., S viii
hams and u. Oates.
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GUANO IN FLORIDA.

TIE St. Augustine Herald s,nles that lhe
real gqhno can be nrnc,itai - - 80
me Pelican Islands, Gf which there are 3
number in the Tomoco river. 1t say.ttis
the real article, aud that there are large
deposits or II.
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Worms, Worms!

ftOMsToCR'S yERMFuGE for tic cef,.io
a destruction Of Worms. This much Gle.
bfated article l. nuw fof sale in this Place 81
., Oates, The numerous lives that have been
,aved BY this article. is sufficient guarantee hat
every mother sh1r.d keep IN her house The
public have been grossly deceived af late, ~ csr.
tain other preparations CT, up 10 iu,iiztien 81 his
They mas, contider 1t great blessing inst n ?
have nov within their feaeh ths ur,y ernulnq
preparation, Vhich Is certain 70 dcsitoy any q4sn.
MY Of worms child may have Il i uscles. 10
accompany this With any certificate. The afiicl, i
vel knoSu without sold pl,oic,alc B., Com
stock s 60, y Cortland 81, y Y, sad d Oslc,.
Charlotte
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.EEDETE.9Y,S
ard other articles comprising
New and Fashionable
pE1kkEsWEEts

s4a8,l all q which are fre,h aud genuine
a.&,HlA nd vii b. sold as low a. can be
%sa-= afforded. Phystcao's prescriptions
pat up with particular care. Every article sol !
warranted 70 be as represented. Purchasers ali!
here find all ne new aud approved Medicines
u hr }. j. Henderson, late O! Salisbury, y ho
has considerable experience as M apoihccaty, IL
b. a Che sh'pa' s3'ttmes % attend 10 tic busines1.
3t-AIl ORDERS viii receive the mat pramot
attention. NM $ NDKMENT.
Ct4JlJYc, March 25, ISIS gtf
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Organ Piano Forte.

E.TOR Sale SPLENDID ROSEWOOD OR.
u GAN PIANO FORTE. with all the late
Improvements, with the Organ attached. II eaa
be played on as Piano, or an Organ. separately.
Or both Together. Il Is one Of the finest Ia.,fu.
mcnts ever brought to ibis market.
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II rSln G0DSG,

JtSI HEtEIIED
"t 49,. Hn,i " IL" WATCHES,
Silver do.
Gold Guard Fob Chains & Escyx.
Rreast PINS and Finger Ring,
GOidnnd silver pcnCiiS,
Table aud Yea spoons, aar-art,dy
German Table and Tea do.
Plated tandirstick> and Gaxtors.
Fine RaZors i'm pairs and single.
Fine Pocket and Pen HniVcs,
low lOr CASH.
THO. TPOTTER
Nlfck ~, 1915 2nf
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dissertations.

tNiilS day, by mutual consent, the. firm Of Hap
~ poldt and Taylor is dissolved, Those who
are indebted wall please call and settle by Cash
Or Note those having claims wih present thea
forthwith,
], VI. HhFPotDT.
NJ. y, TAYLOR.
Charlsitr, Jan. 10. l-4J, liU
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The Pictorial History Of the
American Revolutions.


aifh an account af lAc EARLY HISTORY or
THE COUNTRY. the CONSTITUTION OF
TIE UNITED STATES, ami 3 characterized
iadsr iiusrat,d itua strelai H4Hdrsd Eag5at.
tBgstft
u Ills tie determination cr 'ho publisher Ia
spare neither pains uIr expense TO makc this uerk
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ne saftrs country II ~.l b. found tho most at.
Fac'isc and chA7est ever presented 10 ihn nat.
'Hu7Ec Of The tmrucau re pile. The Prcrara,lop
of the NsrS has hecu attended with prcst lahs,
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oace, from which 70 take an impartial yie. II
The oh7rar'gr Of the ttan#art.ons which submit
themselves to TIE recording pen: bul more ,han
half century hes elapsed since tho ~,lopl,ts first
asserted he.r independence sud lhc generation.
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result hes passcd aNay to The silent tomb.
Through The Whole work, Tie editor has aimed
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DIR. TAYEOR'S
Balsam of LiyePwOrt,

For ne cure Of Coughs. Colds, Caiar,h, asthma,
lkoopinc CoBgA, bronchitis, Lirtr Complaint,
Gsd oil Affections Of The Throat and Lungs.
XnHIs remedy IS invaluable and unequalled-
~ Il is purely vegetable aud highly medici-
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only The fJ'loGing.
CONSUMPTION Avn RAISING or BLOOD
CURED
Ih,rebv CERTIFY that last August, | was attack
Ell ~iih a violent aud rl5.asf bemorrhsrc from the
Lungs, severe cough. with the eIpectora,iou Of
much mucous pain 10 the hrrd soreness ~ the
chest, ard oih-r distressing symptoms. bought
= hJ,tlf 81 Dr. Taylots Bl!s4n 81 llycfworl rom
80. Boaory, which, uude- the losing Of Prov.
iienor, gsve me immediate relief IT, effect has
been such IN ny case, .bsi ] cannot TO highly
pgai,e 1t. CtlAS. l.. SMITH,
Apr 5, 1873 l531.lety -, Brooklyn.
For common Cold and Cough, this Is one Of
the very best remedies ever tisco:etrj.
y = There j. spafnns lnd coualefSit arti.
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Administrators Notice.

~ IL persons indebted 10 the Estate Of Jas IT,
seA Orr, deed, are expected 10 come forward
and settle oil book accounts lndiscTimina "
will be sued upon, il not closed BY the October
Court. These indebted to the Estate Of sud In.
tes,atO ~ Guardian are required TO make imme.
dIoIe payment, as the money is demanded from
the Administrators BY the present Guardians.
The utere.t Of the Estate, a. vel IS that ii
those connected with ii calls for prompt settle.
ment and further indulgence cannot Be expected
c. c. GRAHAM. -.
WILL. JOHNSTON. , d'" r.
ipg -, l-4j. Aft
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MISS DELLA A. WEBSTER.

A friend in Haverhil', who has taken
q deep interes! in the case OF ibis heroic
victim OF slevhoIding chivary. md who
wro,e TO her parents Offering to assist IL
raising the funds necessary Tor Der defence,
sends US The following letter which hs re.
xsived from her no'be! in reply:
-. LVpskig ChronteIe.
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CON CIR ESS.
From tho Boston Daily Bee.
DECEMBER 10.

In the Senate, after some embarrassing
business had been attended to, message
from the President was received, on the
subject Of oar relations with Mexico.
Inc bill to settle the title of the Pea
Patch Island in the Delaware, was taken
up aud finally passed.
Mr. Johnson submitted a resolution call
ing upon the Secretary of State 10 inform
the Senate what instructions were giren
10 our Foreign Consuls respecting the
practice Of sending paupers and criminals
TO the United States.
Mr. Mcrrick introduced bill to reduce
the present rates Of postage, which was
read and referred.
Several private bills were passed. when
the Senate adjourned until Monday next.
House OF Representatives. 49, Mr. Nor.
ria, Of Pennsylvania, offered a resolution
directing the Committee on Commerce Ia
inquire into the expectancy Of making an
appropriation for the continuation o.
Morsy's Telegraph from Baltimore to Ncw
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has received the highest praise Of the lite
rary press lhroug bout the country,
as a Gilt Book for The
APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.
il is far more valuable and appropriate
than most of the ephemeraI works pFtpar"
ed for CHRISTMAS AND New YEARS
PRESENTS.
For sale. wholesale and retail, by
Morals, WILLIS & FULLER,
at The Mirror Office Corner Of Ann and
Nassau street.
Also, by J, S. Redfeld, Clinton Hall.
corner Of Beehman and Nassau street.
~ B.--The usual discount allowed TO
booksellers. 90
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TRUNKS, VALISES,
TRAVELLING Bags,

and other articles too numerous to mem
ton, will be furnished to order on short
notice.
The above business will be carried on
under the superintendent Of MIR Dan
ipls; and to those who are acquainted
with his work, it is not necessary to say
he understands DOING IT IN RIGHT SHAPE.
c. WlNSLOW.
Brandon Nov. %, 1914. 24;tf
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ciples Of steam were irst discovered.

clpleS o! Ste0m were hTSI ulSCoVeiSu'
In l705, Newcomb. blacksmith in
England, obtained patent for an "lm-
provement in the steam engue;" and 10
I7i7, Henry leighton made an import
ant improvement: which was the causing
ofhe steam cock 10 be opened and shut by
the machinery; man having previously
been employed for that purpose.
The drsl idea Of propeling vessels by
steam was advanced by Jonathan Hulsp
who obtained patent in 1896 for ga new
invented machine for con ,eving vessels or
ships, out OF, or into, any harbor, port or
river, against wind or tide, or in calm"
This, he proposed TO do by the application
of steam power on the principle Of New
combs engine. II appears that the prog
ress made in the application of steam pow
err 10 the propeIslon OF machinery, since the
discovery of Hero of Alexandria U900
years ago. compared to the progress
made in the application Of electro magne>
tism to propellng machinery since Gers
teads discovery, is like conveying inteIli,
gence on foot, to using Prof. Morse's Tel
egraph Tor conveyance by lightning.
L. d.
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DEATH WARRANT-The executive
warrant, appointing Friday, January Sd
between the hours of ght and eleven
A. M. for the execution of Thomas Bar
rett, the freshman convicted al the mur-
der of Mrs Houghton, who is now in
Jail in this town was received by Sheriff
Lincoln last Monday. We are informed
by the Sheriff that the execution will
take place within the walls of the prison,
and will be as private as the law allows
Mass SPY.
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would say word to old customers
and friends Ifyou wish to pay cash
for good work you will do well TO call on
me, for have it on hand and will not
be under sold by any shop in this vicin
ity, for work Of as good quality.
H. DANIELS, Agent
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Complete in one Volume, and elegantly
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Married.,

In New York City. Nov. 10, Mr. PArR1c IL
WEIGH, Printer, formerly of Brandon, Vt, to
Miss SELMA E, LIE MoRIN, OF the former place,
In Springfield, Dec. 10, Benz. F. Mann of Ira,
TO Sarah Ann Smith OF the former place, .s
My friends, here's Mystery!
Solve it we who CAM
Something new in history
A woman changed to man! Com.
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SOUTH CAROLINA. We are not lit
tie amused at the various chiValric evol-
utions performed by the gallant State
of South Carolina. Its recent Lcgisla-
tive gasconade has struck us as being
worthy Of remark or two.
And, first, as to her uuadulteraied de-
mocracy we use that much-abused
word in its 0a0derm political sense sup
pose the inhabitants oil that State were
40 thoroughly democratic as to allow all
male adults to vote at elections, without
regard 10 complexion, would not the pc.
titlcaL complexion OF their Legislature
be somewhat different from what it is at
present?
Second- as South Carolina is so fond
Of walking on stills, and debating TO her
sister S.ates-and is so utterly selfish as
to be unable to sleep two in bed, with
out quarreling with her neighbor why
would it not be judicious for Congress
To pass u resolution, allown5 her 10 with
draw from the Union? She might then
crow on her own dung Hill marshal her
troops under The redoubtabie Mai or
Qua,tIebum, and fight till the last armed
fool expired She might then indulge
her pugnacious propensiiles TO her hearts
content She might build as many wind
mills as she pleased, and blaze away at
them till all her gas was expended.
This plan, if adopted, would leave the
other States TO enjoy themselves in peace,
and allow the chisalry,' in digniiied ex-
clusiveness, to blow their own trumpet,
TIL they cracked their checks, or were
bioDn themselves. There would be no
one to harm, or make them afraid, and
an admiring world would look on and
listen.
Major jeremiah Quattlebum, the chvairy might
While jeremiah Qua,tlebun the hills would all
reply.
We respectfully call the attention Of
Congress to this subject!-N Y. Mir.
A pERILoUs ADvENTURE.--Ay Young
gentleman from Troy, N Y while on his
way up the Hudson river in the steGm-
boat S waIIow, few days since, thrust
himself in his sleep, through the small
window OF his berth, in the forward cab'n,
until his feet touched the water. Com
ing out just in front Of the wheel where
the spray moved rapidly, he owoke IRON
his dreams, and found himself situated in
! the midst Of horrid reality. He could
mol crawl back, so he shouted for help
but no one came; he then pounded on the
window oflhe next berh, and final y rous-
ed up person who gave the alarm.----
The captain supposed it was some insane
man, but lowered the boat and tive unfor-
tunale gentleman was rescued from his
extraordinary situation, Del Republican.
MoRE TROUBLE BREwING.-From
the tone Of an article in the New Orleans
Courier, we are led 10 suppose that the
Hon. Henry Hubbard, who has been up
pointed Agent of Massachusetts. TO reside
al New Orleans, will meet with no better
reception there than did Mr. Hoar in
Charleston. The Courier warns him to
keep away, and concludes by Swing
Should The Hon. Henry Hubbard hap
pen 10 breach his abolition doctrines here,
he vii stand good chance of keeping
company in the same building with his
black fellow citizens Of Nj SIS. - Bee
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-01-02
NOTICE..

T hereby certify that have this day
E given my son ALMON l.. his time
during the remuinder Of his minority. |
will exact none of his earnings, neither
will pay any debts Of his contracting aE
ter this date.
LUTHER GROVER.
Brandon, December 9, 1874. 25.3