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RLACK IRON POLISH. for Iron

n Rafags, &c. Se-rhis article produces
Crates AMI all Kinds Of Iron work beautiful Jet polish
curing no more labor than the application ordinary
1t very durable, and effected exposures efeetuay
protecting the Iron from weather For sale by
DUVAL a PURCELL.
SELF -prur,Ist. it7 Msin =, =,
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TO THE PUBLIC.

4 HAVE superior article of Brushes from 90
to o0e0 yeV cheap for cash, with general Pain
ertaruccs.
Ca Of the best quality, sizes from sIlO 2613O Wholesale
erf0tail.
White Lead hard 10 beat from IS bs so 500 lbs
Inc above ARTICLES Of selection. aad warranted good
ounuy gentlemen would 90 we'll call and
foods and Judge for themselves, ROBERT MOTIFS
Paint shop, Main street,
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TO T0BACt0NISTS.
CLOTHING FOR FACTORY HANDS.

WI have just opened our assortment of Goods
selected with expressly for factory
groes wear generally consisting fancy cord
plain satneu OF all qualities Jeans kerseys Prs Tweed,
And stock Of Blankets will equal perhaps ue
cheaper, than before offered
respectfully invite those in OF the
a call. wADSwORTH TITRNER S'CO
August %, 1876
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PHILIP NJ. TABB q son,
cEyER AZ AGENTS. AND COLLECTIONS

once. N Main street, opposite Exchange Rank.
TTEND To THE COLLECTION OP CLAIMS OF every
N description rents and selling real
property adjacent country lining out Negroes col
Getting their hire. posing OF them public privs sale
a. aG3I
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RUHERI NOTT
]. Il. EUSTACE Il son

Id RESPECTFULLY solicit the merchants Of
Virginia trading Passing through Richmond examine
Medncs Ia and Dye studs They
saeh Inducements they think as Will make the
dealings IN their this place
Ginseng FaIseed akea exchange for goods a.
,bc h,tci- ,,,,ks, miro
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10000 ACRES OF LANDS
FOR SALE,

In the states OF Arkansas d Mississippi.
I1NHE Undersigned offers for sale, forty
Il thousand OF Land 4OOrO, growing re-
gon Of the states OF Arkansas, and Mississippi quantities
To suit purchasers Among the Hemp
ssad, SEWER la las Clark Washi Un.on Lafayette
among the counties Of the
ca Pamela Naabssha- Chocktaw, Car oil, HomtS, Tala-
haiehe, Hins Washington, and Yazao. Township Maps,
have been procured Of pan these
original pais or u y shelving accurately the
&c And the undersigned has also procured eIpens
competent persons potion Of quarter
sections who have furnished copous field giving
account OF the growth Of timber underground and
agiam Of the spring. qualify
u'on local advantages and value quarter tepa
Gatey
TERMS-Fivs payments, fifth and
IN one two three and fur equal nsmens
from date OF sale.
NB-Persons owning plantations adjoining vicinity
these lands be ell who will
ing to purehlse with a
Further informal be had by addressing Bowers
Memphis Tenn VIM II. Bowers Lue Rock Akansas
paid applying Messrs Townes er,burr va
" 'SHA1V OOO'OT 60
WIN H. BOWERS,
GESERAL LGrD A0KScT,
LITTLE Rock, Arkansas, and Of
sc 23-u MENFmT Tennessee.
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IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL, primo quality,
Il " and in good order. just hand, for sale by
Sc INIOEs A RROTUTR
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TUTBE PUBLIC.

1--WE my articles a trial and Judge for yourself.
" represented the money refunded
My BAU LrsTRAL HAGR REsToRATiNE-Tbis universally aP
proved ae from ardent spirits Dungent
desrletve maeras cleans the hair eIpetols
y beautifully bright ard To TIE delicate flag
washed this extract soon Becomes
peangiy o growth and VIII positively bring
heads aSa hair that has been made
grey filling blythe o. spirit or Other
improper preprl win be roed 20 it, natural color aud
brlIIaocy by a few applications 81 the Eau Lu'tr7i
ptcseaiye against b1ldnes, and iniahbe cure IN on
head, dandTuf-ant for preventing
falling OF NJ the hair ard turning grey.
simple produce and redrte eIaet Of some pants sau
wed with properties 80 lhy cleansing that
itd Epd-fmis and Capillary tubes Of TIE
ton Of the and Of the dry and dead particles that
deposits preparation pu'ihss hair and beau
tfu and agreeable and vvying perfuns
EVGOENCEy-Naurs Ihausbe mine, In which
1ntsudy always find 1t that source
waeh proeuces invention, and which he
sguu d. better. perhapa o nam adaptaiiona
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KENT. KENDALL l. ATWATER,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,
SnDEE'r

"AVE in store, aud are now receiving, their
stock OF British French and American Dry Goods for the
fau trade comprising unusually aBd variety
which viii be they bought any market in
this country and 10 which respectfully
the trade. KENT KENDALL o. ATWhTER.
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FALL SUPPLY
Drugs, Medicines, PAINTS, oils, Dye .Sfu6s.
100 BOXES Window Glass, assorted
lOO aoOO he BHsh, Green coppsras
10000 cifar' assorted qualities
1000 Lbs Epson salts
goo Span. Indigo
200 EIt. Of Logwood
goo Calls Alcohol
5000 Lbs Bnusiore
300 CasiFr s0ap
Ii7 boz Black OH Varnisn
600 Lie Pot and Peah Ashes
i2s Dor Comb', M description.
100 @ room Brr"b,.
Barrels Glue
100 Cars nosa Rose watsr
500 Gals sps Turporiine
100 Barrels DE stual Part Of which have 10 Store and
etwth the usual van hand Nader CD pped Low 90
Auu Faps'rc ouinns, Sup Carb. sd,, Cater OIL Paint
and discoveries Tise asortsd Fancy seiss
q az kinds nt different Pocket eli prices Fancy
7oapupoH INC usual low terms 70 which invite The ate1od Of
town and country uadc ef SAUL p. DOVE
W. 4 w. Loaf and Crushed sugar, Tanners OF.
M HI BOXES W. q w. LOAF SUGAR
- ~ 90 btis Crufb.d Do
10 o. Coal Pr Ol--apdng and Tor sae By
es nAyENroRT. ALLEN a 60.
Paints, OiIs, Putty, &C.
~lHTE LEAD-Isws No. 3, Erua and Pore
~ Linscod OH srd Putty
spifits Twpenuie
Vt-nis-es Boiled Oh
Chrome Green. Chrome gen,N
Paris Green No Brunswick Green
and every decfnuon Of colours, Dry and ground oor~sr
win an eree'nt assortment Of Paint Brushes For ak
- iu % 3. p DOVE
Large and FresI' supply Of Dry Goods.
SrFr IS. 1886.
II VI. JENKINS would invite the attention Of
- merchants and others who buying Tor cash ctyae-
eepanes % rr'ure bic cntre and erensve soch o.
STAPLE md FANCY DRY GOODS,
now reeevhF-and havng been pufchaasd Gays II
geaB reduced prccs they VIII be sod accordingly Those
i17 bargains will DO vento cal at u.
R.HJENRINs Nevstore
. % Karie Square.
" ESTlMENTAL SOAP, Tor removing grease
orpan from al Erds Of Cs.peis for By
&c GAYNoR woOD, Druggists.
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GOFFEE-A full supply of Rio, Laguayra and
~ Java Coffee, in store, for rale by
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SSMI REWARD-To the person WIN will
prove that Jules Iiauers Vegetables Isu Hair Dye
IL not very best yet known in this Europe
valuable discovery will enable person the
hair OF whkes few
The preparation warmed not wash ipjsr.
health OF The hn ard retain all It's sonnes hrnianey
BE certain TO AJAX for "Jses aues
others are spurious nyou wish for black NJ
II for brown ask Tor bon maiksdB.
Premiums have bCei awarded subscriber the
Institute Exhibition For RITA by the pro
pffetor. JULES HAUEI,
Pefimer and Chemist. 90 south n street,
Below Chestnut III adelpha.
And by my Agents, l. Girter, Duvai Purcell
quesn", Main q Ziehrson. Dornn MeQue Broad st.
Richmond Chs Corns Brsfr Thomas Co. Petersburg
ali the Druggists through the Union. oc3
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GALA PLAID LINSEYS. cases Gala Plaid
~ Linsey, patierns-for sale very
o. % HALVES. VAN DEuRsES 4 WARDS.
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M lies BOOTS.-The gentlemen can lind, by calling at
AA No 81 as PUuy article in the way there
can be found In the city made by Miles
calls all that Is wanted to a sale at No. 81
IN 10 I MyrRs
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GALLAGnER q OLDNER,
q NLkRlRN.

EF0'lf' 'I hH EF" ET1N " 10y t0T0II0n To- 77IInF
b. p-V OHErrER a ggETrER.
HOLL1NS FAMILY FLOUR. A further
n u supply ofbe tbIye Hpe Family nu snied and
o. sale tr HENRY llUnLAM 60.
ShLl.--5OO sacks Factory filled Salt, "Mar.
- fhai s ed WoHldnrion" for ssis rh &c wharf, ~
WRRH. BACON 90.
LNLOOKING BOARDS. 2l,UUO u. Flooring
n, Pax, hnjna thr D,ss, fofsaIsb ~
oef wEap. BACON = co
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turn to your cotton fields as early as posi-.
bic, not exceeding q week. Run around
through the rows with bull-tongue plough
and at the same time plough deep near the
plants. A few days after pioughng
draw the earth around the stems with
hoe. lr this second working DO done ear
". aud the plants be left IN good condi-
ton, you will find much OF your aiier
work comparatively ensy. Before the end
ofthe month, the plants will be large enough
to dirt with large shovel plough, which
should be now used, and the entire middle
broken on, deep and thoroughly.
Keep your corn fields IN good order, and
., the second plouehlng, drop peas, ten TO
fifteen in number, between the hll.s Of corn,
50 INA, the plough vii cover them, and You
viii " XII hro birds nth one stone See
hat your cane fields are kept clean ADD
ha, our tobacco plants are no, eaten by
worms. 1 previously neglected, nee 'ua!
be sowu this month. a, large crops, how
ever, cauuoi be expected rom Il as II plant
cd in March or APfll.
| When cane has grown ahou, l. tnchc'
high, a small quantl'y OF earth Should b
drawn daca 10 tie p'An and 10 the coufs'
oflhe tao succeeding dressings bid SHOULD
lie formed ,or them five or SIX inches u
! depth Ia rev lands nu,wlshs'and The
weeds, much less hoeng Is done on nccoun
Of the luNufiauee of the cane.
Mos, Of the winter gram Ihat Was GOVT
! an u .tohrr ~ lrnu4te cuttiup ,hIs mouth
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From, ke Caliye!Jr,
DEEP PLuUGtlING.

In the > h Number of Coisan's euro.
peqa Agrirultore, las, published, We find
lhe following remarks On tins very ,mpar.
.,anl sutiect: lie loan, Or vegetable
mould, tie SAYS, is Without question, the
great source OF medium o. uourlshmen, to
the plants. BE IL more or lcss dcep, u IS
always safe 10 20 10 the bottom OF lhis, aud,
hy pfarh,.ly lgo,enin, a portion OF the sub.
sgd. or lyaer stratum, aud incorporating Il
e,h he mould. mud rendering !, access Die
Ia mo airapd Itclt,. i aea.nfcs Tic nature OF
mould. eu.l ,bs 4 hole arabic syffacg /. on.
rcLcJ. Tie dceper lhc sou, Tile more
deeply The roots afe eetmited 10 descend
and he more Nidck the, arc embed 10
spread ,hgmsciyes-uglcss they penetrate
a stratum unhealthy aam wet or HE too
great prevalence, 81 some un.ayotaJ.e nan
era, ,1s,,,suce--.o niue, the more luygn
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TIE QUAKER CITY;
on
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= " " ~ ~
Fulton street, NyN \ 1rk.
DER. TAHI0ss'e
RalSam of EIiyerWOrt,

Tor hs cure Of CoagAs colds Cai0rrh, AaAul,
WhaogmC Cough, B5oa,atts. Lrr,r Complaint
and al AgedaaHs If tte i1rs.i sad lungs.
IAlilS fcmod} II lu4a5uabIt aud ur,quau,d.-
W.. II % purely vegetable and mE4,y u,cdiei
nal mid aud gentle IN us ELECTS upou the sys
trn, and beng putiFcy tfee fata sill IMMORAL pm.
duc'-, by uany 80 justly leatru aud dtrAG,d. is
perfectly safe, MS wei d, sanitary From a ku0Nl-
edge OF lis properties, and tbs wonderful success
which has attended II, ev.o 20 tttbeUlt aud NJ.
Erayhrd currs, iur utArig lsa yogrs, curing which
Il has been IA use, The Proprietor feels no hssnn.
cy ~ introducing it. aud recommending 1t t. al,
Who unfortunately may have occasion TO resort 10
some MEANS Of recovery Physicians not uuiro.
qucnIlY use II IN their practice aud NIih tAc Med.
iral Faculty generally, II has met with much
more lhau ordinary appreciation.
Certificates Rnd testimonials could be furnish.
cd IA abundance from the highest aud most re.
spectacle sources, OF persons lao either have been
greatly relieved b. it. or entirely recovered from
affections OF the Longs and Liver, but We insert
only thu following
CONSUMPTION Asn RAISING OF BLOOD
CURED.
/ hereby certify that last Aogus,, was nitack
cd with violent and pra.usc heuorrharo from the
Lungs, severe cough, with the eNpcotoralion Of
much mucous, pain IN the head, soreness m the
chest, and othsr distressing symptoms ] bought
bottle OF DR.. Iaylot's Bulsam OF lyerwort from
I 375, Bowory, which, under the blessing Of Prov.
ideuce, gave me immediate Teiici lts effect has
been such IN my case, that ! cannot too highly
/ praise IT, CllAS. l., SMITH,
! April :, 1919. 1853 rilirry st., BROOKLYN
( For u common Cold and Cough, this is one of
I the very best remedies ever discovered.
N, Is. There IS spurious and counterfeit arti-
Gle ailoat therefore be careful to get The genuine,
which is from 375 Bowcry, ~. Y.
! VIA Fresh supply of the above Medicine Jus,
received and ior sale Ut the Charlotte Drug Store.
/ by BOATES.
May 90, 1875 33tf
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Law Gard.

ED SAFFOLn s j. NJ. BOILING will g-
n o. ticc in tho Courts Of Dallas aud L,va.
and IN The adjoining Couutlcs, also in I've
premo Court. Address, SaHo.d y Bomt
Pleasant Hin, Dallas county, or Haynes"
Lowndos county, Alabama.
Dec. III, lSI5. los
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NOTICE.
LIFE INSURANCE

y. York Mutual Life Insurance Comp.
Il VIE subscriber having been nppo,a.a A-,
n for the above Company is prepared w
co've applications, and 10 communicate a.l u..
'ary Information On the spbpcl to such o.. %
apply. JOAN 5. RICUAEt>
Wilmington, n. c Jug -, lel5,
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The History OF Esosmanis,l

By The Rev j. Bowling, \. NJ, Pastor d Tie Be
rcan Church New Iork. l2th cdiion.
J1stpubIishcd
This is a large octave volume, OF nearly 40 pa
yes, ombellishcd With flFff BEAUTIFUL ENGEA'
No. in handsome tmulqualic binding. Pace
three dollars.
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Please to read the following
NOTICE.

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STATE or NORM CAROLINA,
USIOS COUNTY.
Court u Plea and Qpatter Sessions, A
prii IcrD, lsi6.
Margaret sycns

Henry Ei,eus and others
4 / appearing 90 tie satisfaction ol tho Court,
4 that Robert Shepherd and wifi Sarah dc.
tJn8auls n thts .r,, resides beyond the limits OF
tht, State, Il IL therefore oris,sa tg tio Count that
publication 30 made ior ok weces ia the Char
lotto Journal, notifying thc sEij defendants to be
and appear OF the next Court Of Pleas and Q Ist.
ter Sessions TO be held for the County Of Union
at the Court louise ia Monroe, on the lst Monday
N July ue1I then and lhoro to plead, answer
9r demur to plaintiffs petition or 1t viii be heard
expafta ae 10 thum, aud Judgment rendered &C.
eosd,rely.
Wiua-- Hugh Stewart, Clerk Of our SAID
Court, at office, tho lat Monday IN April, A. ID
lsi6, aad in The 10th year Of American Indcpcn
denco.
HUGH STEWART, {. L. c. c.
P:ntct's Fee s. GA. t35
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Tanning Business.

gE7IlE sub.Gfihcr return hs thanks h HE
e iucods Tor the liberal cucourr grmrul he
has heretofore received aud informs tD,,u and the
public generally taat ho still coDlaues tac above
basncss u hle residence situated bboul Lull o
mile south OF Size, Cre,A CLnteh where Leather
ol all Kinds can b. Obtained. lilo hu-iu,ss &. con
dugfyd BY experienced workman aud ht, Leather
HtIi be warranted to Be as good a4 any -laao IN
thia section Of country.
ile has noN on hand and intends to keep 4
quuuuty %. good shoes.
WM NJ, BlGHAM.
May !, l-i6, 3DT
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\ general afa ''Wcnl OF
EEsgEs DIV IEs ~,
CT TLERY, &c.

lie return ii, thanks i4r Tie .bcral patronage
extended 70 Ian heretofore. and be assumes The
public dat "a e5n und viii continue b al.r great
lr ,udlcsmeG,, % Cash customcts than any 9th
n boIsc IN Charlotte.
MAJ -. l-lj. 52f
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~ Notice.
STATE or NORIH CAROLINA,
UNIJN COUNTY.
C0gr. u Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pri Term, 1 10.
iueI ua Simpson
ty Ter Guardian HI Stewart, Petition t,r a dis


iuci ua simpson
b. Ter Guardian HI Stewart, Petition fra dis.
r. trlbult,e share Of
fssfFuu SiWptou and her athef John
Thoma- S.mp,9h Etc, uIJrs Of SimfsSh's Estate
} hu SIUp-Jn.
III appearing TO Ito satisfaction II the Court
q that William Simpson, Lew stmPeon. Jane
sunp 90 and James simpson, defendants m this
case, trsiac- beyond rho linus OF this State, II -
taatfg.s anirfl ~ he Count, that publication BE
made taf az weeks in the Charlotte JonmHl, no.
ufyiug tire sad defendants 10 he and appear al
the next Court ~ rtcps and Quarter sessions TO
br be held tor tho Gouaty OF tutau, at tho Couf,
House ia Menroe on the lsl Monday in July
next. then aad lherc 20 plead, answer, or dcmur
10 plaintiffs petition on judgment Fto conf SEQ
all he taken AZ 10 them.
Witness. Hugh Stewart, Clerk of our said
Court at Office, tie lst Monday 10 APr,l, \. u
Il Is, uuI 10 the 10th year Of our Independence
HUtH STEWART, c. 4 {. c.
Pfptgf- lee g. GA. t35
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made OF contracted by J Raie,y
J. W. RAlNEl
NhicG &C, 1916.
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Good Vinegar

For sale by the subscriber. Also fresh E,d
T, J nOLloN
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The American StdteSmdH'S MdnudI
Ia the Press, and Wll be ready BY April LIT, nc"
enlarged und,uon OF
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Casa und Delirery Bonds for sale A,ro.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1846-08-20

only get half as much trade in pay as you
could get in another town in another state, not
farther off. would you not at once pronounce it
rascally infracsion of all right, an iniqnitcns
imposition And this is the actiof of pro-
teciive tariff. monstrous as it is. You are
compelled by this protective tariff 10 sell part
81 the products Of each Of your farms to Massa-
chusetts for cotton and to Pennsylvania for iron,
and get only half as much Of this kind Of trade
lin pay as you could get from other countries for
the same amount of your produce. If it were
your interest to trade in home market, would
there be any occasion for law to compel you
to 90 IT.! Is not interest more powerful than
any law?-is there any necessity for law to
compel you to go to the store that gives you
the best price for your eggs and butter, and the
cheapest goods in pay? Is there any occasion
for law to compe! you to wagon your flour to
a market where it netts yon the best price, and
where you can buy your plaster, fish, salt and
coffee cheapest? 1t is almost impossible to
prevent thrifty trade by making laws agains.
1T. Have the penalties of piracy prevented the
slave trade ?-have the state laws prevented
illicit trade Then is not the fact of it being
necessary to pass law to compel Virginia to
trade with Massachusetts and Pennsylvania it.
self proof that the trade is not mutually ad-
vantageous- You now have to pay in Virginia
about two barrels ST flour for 100 lbs of iron.-
If it were not for this protective tariff, England
would now deliver at yonr doors 100 lbs. of
iron for little more than one barrel of flour
for a bushel of oats, at IS cents, you would
now get three yards of such cotton of which
you only get two. Such is your home market
The Yankee rolls the barrels of flour which he
gets for nothing into his ladder throws the
bushel of cats into his garner for@his fast-trot-
ting horse. kept at your expense-puts his
thumb to his nose, sticks his finger out. and
with significant wink says-'hum mearket.'
As soon as you are convinced that it is your
interest to give two barrels of flour instead of
one for a hundred weight of iron, and bushel
of oats for two yards of cotton instead of three.
and to feed Yankees family and his fast trot-
ting horse for nothing. then throw up your
broad brims and huzza fora protective tariff and
the wings and leave your ploughs and go and
learn to brush coats, and black shoes, and
stand behind chairs at table. A protective tar
iff gives the manufacturer the right to pocket
yoaw. fou-perhaps, he may grant you the pri
rilege to black his boots. and if you are good
servant. will certainly get better pay.
CITIZEN OF SHENANDOAH.