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CURE FOR THE DISTEMPER IN CAT.
TIE.

! cannot resist giving recipe for the
treatment OF beasts that may take The prev
alcnt dsienpsr. |; showed itself last win
ter in one Of my ysrd,s!ock, by ito dis.
charging abundant saliva IRON the mouth
will sore and inflamed tongue and gums, 20
appetite, con6nej bowels, and very bot
horns. | desired the bailiff 10 give him one
half pint OF The spirit Of turpen!Ine with o0e
pint liuseed oil, repeating the oil IN twenty.
four hours, and again repeating it, accord.
iDg to The state oil the excavations. Al the
end Of tvenly.four hours more, the bowels
having been moved, repeated both turpen.
tine and oil. In tso days, The beast show
ed symptoms OF amendment, and IN three or
four took to his food again, and did perfect
Iy well. Ali The ye'd beasts and two Of
the faIteuing beasts have bad It, with per.
fec, success Lutte food beside oatmeal
Cruel vas giyen.-Quarierly Journal Of
agricultural,
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The title Of the work is as follows,
The Pictorial History Of the
American Revolution,

With an account Of the EARLY HISTORY OF
THE COUNTRY, the CONSTRUCTION OF
THE UNITED STATES, aud a Chronological
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themselves 10 the recording pen but more than
half century has elapsed since the colonists frat
asserted their independence aud the generation,
whose arduuus struggles achieved 20 glorious a
result has passed away 10 the silent tomb
Through the whole work, the editor has aimed
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The History of Romanism,

BY The Rev J. Dosing, a. NJ, Pastor q the Be
teAn Church, Ns~ York. l2ih edition.
just published.
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From the North Carolina Farmer.

From the North Carolina Farmer.
ON THE MANAGEMENT OF HOGS,
Mr.. Lemay: Ii has often been matter
of great establishment to me that SO little
attention 10 paid to raising SO valuable an
animal as the uoG ia North Carolina
Here we ought to be pork sellers AND NOT
buyers; bl. instead Of this, thousands oil
dollars are annually distracted from the
pockets even Of our turner's for foreign
pork This is a killing business, snd il is
a disgrace TO the State. One reason Of
this s''tha' no provision is mads!or rails.
ing swine beyond the cultivation Of a few
extra corn field peas and swee, potatoes.
save The scanty allowance Of corn which il
occasionally thrown to them on the ground
aud many for 0 months in the year dom
even get this; with them il is roo, pig Of
die" This is absolutely scandaIous-it il
uamercifnl aud sinful.
As it wll not do to undertake 10 rails,
cheap pork on corn, peas and potatoes a
lone, or, as some do, on nothing, woult
recommend the following method;
i. Have small clover lots expressly fol
the hogs. Cut and feed it 10 them land yol
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MANURE FOR FRUIT TREES

NO tree appears TO be more benefited by
animal manures than the peach tree: We
may often observe this when i. grows near
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F,rurEyiLLr. LESoiS.
A. Graham. Thomas Rouse.
CuNBERLsSp. dr. Lasslter
Col. Alex. Murchison. JoSTs.
Christopher Muuroe -semuel Summons
Alex. Williams CnAyEN.
Col A. 5 Mcneil John Bryant.
tarquhafd Smith. CoLunnCs.
J ohu McDanitL Tot Williamson.
John Evans. RoBEsjN
j. W. Howell " c. Mcneil.
bLtDEs, RIcuxoNn.
Gen. James Mckay. John c. McLAurn.
Robert Melvin. John L. Farley.
$ y Richardson. Asses.
Thomas G Siuth. \ Bluchum.
Isaac Wight K lied, M,llsrghl
John Smith. Cls~gtL-
SAMSON. ) / DOd.on, Mlllwnghl
G T Barkseale. OaASok.
PAtr:s, Murphy Or. iancy.
John H. Speafman. ~. II Merit.
Hardy Royal W Barboe
Nav HAyoygR CHArn,x.
James Murphy. cole & Bfandy.
Charles Henry. Smith & Puiiln.
oSsrow. n Clcgg
Robert Amln, WAEE
t.ss.-- =. Bsa.iy
Thomas Hooker. j. I Leach.
Besides maay others IL different parts OF the
State
With such a iescrycdly high character, II,
Subscribers feel Iu.,i6ed "a offering these Wheeh
10 the Public. Iney will sell Individual Or Coun
" rights on reasonable terms They ca4 ii1a a
persons lhfough5u, tho state from paying ani
persons bat ourselves az our authorized A gent
" the right Of using these Wheels.
NOTICE To MlLLWRlGHTS- Ifyou y ii
employment, acluAta, yourselves wnh pUtuug II
these " hccis, as we now wlsh lo employ al loas
100 IN tA!s business different parts ID luc State
DUNCAN MCNEIL
AKCHD. MCLAUGHLIN.
A A. MckEIHAN.
FaysiirlNet. FEB, 70, l-46 lgIy
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IReinOvai.

"a RS. NARY WRISTON informs her friends
w and the public generally, that she has Ia
ken room at Mrs. Gillespie's, where she will be
happy TO wait upon her friends. She returns her
thanks for the liberal encouragement she has re-
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Y merit continuance Of the public patronage.
AprtL 9, 1876.
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Law Card.

- sAFFOLD & J. M. BOILING will prac
E.Ws tice in tho Courts Of Dallas aud Lownues.
and IN tho adjoining Counties, also in the sn
Prerne Court. Address, Sai9id Il Boiling, at
Ploasaat Hill, DaIlas county, or Haynesylle,
Lowndcs county, Alabama.
Dec. IL. 1916. t25
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STATE or AORIH CAROLINA,
UNION cot NTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July
Term, l9I6.

Court q Piedsand Quarter Sessions, July
Term, l9IG.
Stephen IIastey,
rs Original Attachment.
William P Roger.
Justices Judgment levied on the lands OF the
Defendant
u / appearing to the satisfaction Of Inc Court,
4 thAtIhe Defendant IN this case resides beyond
the limits Of This State, II is therefore Ordsred, by
the Court, that publication be made for sl1 weeks
ia the Charlotte Journal, printed in Charlotte, n.
G., notifying the said Defendant, - be and appear
al the next Court Of Pleas and q 4arsr Sessions, 10
be held Tor the County Of Union at the Court House
in Monroe, on the lst Monday ia October next,
then and there to shew cause why the lands levied
upon should net be sold to pay the Plaintiffs debt
cost gf suit.
Witness Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said Court
ct Office, the lst Monday in July and in the lis
year Of cur Independence 1916
HUGH STEWART. C.C.C.
Prnter'- Fee IS G2I, t4s
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apply. JOHN S. RICHARDS
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

UNION COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, Judy
Term, 1896
Jesse Gurley, }
us. Original Attachment
Stephen Wh;ley.>
Justices Execution levied on the Defendant
interest IN 2li acres Of land, known as the Cur
ley old mill tract
HI appearing to the satisfaction or the Court,
Il that Stephen Whitley, the Defendant IN this
case resides ueyond the iinJits Of this State, 4.
IS therefore Orsred, BY the Court tia, publication
be made cr -iI weeks in Inc Charlotte Journal
nc,ifyIn The said Defendant 10 TO and appear al
the next Court Of Pleas and q iarier Sessions, 70
be held " the county OF Union a, the Court House
in Monroe, On he 1T Monday 10 October next
then and there ID show cause Why the laads LEVIED
upon should not be sold 10 pay the Plaintiffs deb
and cost Of suit
Witness Hugh Stewart Clerk Of our said Colr
a, othce the Isl Monday IN Iuly aud Ia The lis
year Of or Independence $40
/ HUGH STEWART, c. C. c.
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IlOTCHklSS'S
Vertical Water wheel.

I'm consequence Of the very great popularity
III which these Wheels have attained by the use
of nearly 1000 Of them in different parts OF The
country, the Subscribers have sold about lVO
Rights IA North Carolina, 30 Of which are IA iull
and successful operation ~ Cumberland County.
When properly introduced, they nearly double
the value OF the Mil, aud 10 quantity Of WORK gen
erany fsr okooed tho ma.t s4nguins expectations
OF the o@ners. many vi " hom gentlemen DIS
tingushed for their science and practical S&ili,
vino have auested 10 The value Of lhls improve
menL The Wheels are more Durable and more
easily kept 10 order. when properly put together,
than the common FluIter V heel. They will save
one-lhIfd OF tie water, aud run we'll IN back VIA.
ter v hen there is head above. The spscd Of the
Saw is increased 10 more than double the strokes
per miuuie
The price Of an individual right for one pair OF
Wheels, Is $50.
We refer. among others, 70 the following gentle.
men, some OF whom have had the heels In ops-
ton , months or more, aud from many Of whom
We have received certificates highly approving Of
these Wheels, aud stating tha, their saws, ~ill
this improvement, Gu, 2540, 5000 $500, and eysr
as high as 50O0 feet day, according 10 the head
I Of " aler.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
UNION COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, July
Tern, lci6.

A~"tS4 1N'4Ny'
rs. Original Attachment
Nedom Gurey.
Justices Execution levied on the Defendants
interest in pa acres Of Lands, known as the Cur
ley old mill Tract
1T appearing to the satisfaction OF the Court,
z that Nedom Gurley, the Defendant in this
case. resides beyond the limits of this State, IL IS
therefore ordered, by the Court, that Publication
be made for s!x weeks IN the Charlotte Journal,
printed 10 Charlotte. n. C., notifying the said de.
ilndant, to be aud appear at the next Court OF
Pleas and Quarter Sessions 10 be held for the
County Of Union at the Court House 10 Monorc,
on the lst Monday 10 October next, then and
here to shev cause why the lands levied upon
Should not be SOLD 70 pay the Pliintiii's deb. and
cost Of suit.
Witncs, Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our said Court.
at Office the Isl Monday in July and in the 7lst
year Of our Independence 1876,
HUGH STEWART, c. C. c.
Printers Fee s. G2. 45
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Valuable Lands
FOR !S.fEE.


HIM. South west, offers for sale S2YAR
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am ANXIOUS to cell an determined TO give bar.
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49, J. A. GRIER
July Is, 1916. 4lif
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KEEP III BEFORE THE People.

~ IlMAN 4 MAXWELL. have now hand the
q -. larCcs, snd est selected s'sck ~
BOOTS. SHOES AND LEATHER.
Tvc~ rcrd n tis market, al Of which hes been select
al the d,aau fclufer, wh Rra' cere, and a. the
lowest price. We feel no hesitation in saying that
oue grcacr Inducements To purchasers. than ev
cfnc nrercl tiis city. w respect tly
oiir fomfrs aud tie puhlir all
aud well known s'end. cnd eNsnino stock icfOrc
purchasing escwhert and feet satisfied thai all WHO
svov WITH cs win re- pleased th th. style auai.
i.y. and prizes. Our stock consists OF Meas Gne Car
MoweCo, and sea- r0o;si Thick, car Kip and grained
DO; Morocco, Car I'D KIP Monroe, Can seal and Mo
Pumps and Slipper nni,on Caters. new sy'c:
Boy = Cat aud kD Zoo Morocco, car ard Kip Aion.
foes l.fdies sue Caf Slippers aud alking shoes an.
cy coorsgl "a slippers and Auf Caoss: black Gates
Gd Hair Caters; chesn KILL Morocco, Seal and corn
Silpcr; CaL hip and MuTocco Zoos and Shoes; Miss
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Chircps' BUo.s Shoes Slippers ard Haf Caters OF c.
cry style, qual,y aad price
ALso.JClO ~. host osk med Speni.h Soc Leather;
t.CO0 do. Hcinlock h.. DO do. do
Tprcr lertic-. 20 and Morocco Sans; Kii Bfding
aud re- ard White Lining skins; ahoc Nsi's Fc.s;
Avis. rist cs; Ga'oons: Shoc Hacking brushes 60
As1 40 doI Mems and Boys Penn Leaf Has; together
with great many other articles, az &c which wo VIII
sell Ge retail the very lowest cash rricc
COUNTRY MBRC liAN1S Wishing 90 so up their stocks
VIII do wen to give caii.
may ALTMAN & MAXWELL
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RErrRN PaEMiIlMs 80 -.
coLUMBUs. 90 )INsURANCE C0M
RNNW

a, ,shsOY FOR WHEELING. HK LIST
-. I,svs - sieis's Wsfehousc. Wsfer sirsci
~ 80 80 tase fisks Buildings of III tfrss SEQ.
uas saa Cafgoes. Facfof.ea. Nuis Keetf,..- ~.
~ Sssge &c agsinsi loss o. dsmsrs by he or
yorsse 800 ft's 81 ihe scas iskcs or MYERS on vsrv
,r,..,,. RErURS PREMIUMS
Ahef sgeats ere anilrofired ts 80 49,.
icfHt Nrh their Customers '''+e 20 lpiioWtnE
a.. 49, ' nIng single RIA ~ s,hisb M t a.,
~, ,.ps sg y sssained shall receive rsssf. -, ~
% 80 49, nis ~ 10 ltf cent on the sa,sa,t o.s
s.,d ~ 70" ITfmipms paid ssth yssr -
800 4, 80 ~ pef cent on a. ssaantias h 81 ~ "
isn. s1
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THE FIR NKLIN HOUSE.
No. los Chestnut 81. betesei, 3rd and 4th.
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA.
FY7IlS popular and ceaTAl Hotel. Abished by the
\ MessTs. :anderson having passed into the hauds III
the subscriber he desires Inform bis friends and the pub
ny Ai3as WIZ Rave visited rhe Pfsnkn House is
advantages desirable stopping place well known
20 those who have not, twill he only necessary to
that IL is situated the busiest part of the fashions
HE the immediate vicinity ef the Exchange Post
Office, Banks, Custom House. Places OF Amusement 10.
tells Steamboat Landings, Railroad Depols Public Square,
Court-houses, &c.
Since tie change Of propretors, large of
ney has been expended In enArgng. fitting, furnish
ing and painting Among the numerous improvements
may he mentioned improved entrances ladies'
binary, genileman's dining saloon, Darlors,
new chambers new kitchen and new bar besiaes
many other minor improvements.
The principal features Of Tsi rate hotel the fahlesud
Wine Cellar will under the management of Mr. James
NJ Sanderson, ofhe former propretors whose amhi
ton 10 excel Caterer well known. His widely
LIBERATED cook PellceT aided nv experienced
will still continue TO lie his right hand man.
The ONCE and hooks viii Nc under the charge OF Mr. G.
+. Burnha, late the able editor ofihe Daily Ohio Union
ofCinoinnsti, aud recently OF Boston. In shsrI
great exertions have heen made aud hereafter VIII he
spared, 20 render the Franklin of the WAY FIRST
hotels for comfort, convenience and good living.
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