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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-17

COUNTY CoURT.-The last Term of New
Hanover Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions,
for 1917, is in session, in this town, this
week
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SOUTH CAROLINA AND THE RAIL ROADS,
The Charleston Courier of the 18th inst. says:
ss Yesterday, in the Senate of this State, bill
to provide for the subscription on the part Of
the State to stock in several Rail Road Com
panies, was discussed until half past O'Clock,
and then rejected"
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F.. SECRETARY WALKERS REPoRT.-This re-
columns to-day, is, to our mind, the ablest re-
port that we recollect of ever having read
from the Treasury Department. We regret
we cannot speak of it to-day as we would
wish. 1t shows conclusively that the inan-
cial affairs of the nation have been most udi-
ciously managed, under the operations OF the
Independent Treasury law; and that the Tariff
act of 1916, MKay's Tariff as Mr.. Hay
wood called it, has worked most benefcially,
in the way of bringing into the Treasury an
increased revenue. We will endeavor, in
future numbers, to speak of all the reports from
the different Departments, in manner we
think they deserve.
WWYMAN, the celebrated Magician. has
been performing his wonderful exploits OF
slght-o'- hand, in this place, for few even
ings, very much to the amusement of crowded
houses. His process of making hot coffee out
of raw coffee, milk out of rice, and white su-
gar out of white beans, & after being fully pre-
pared and dished out, handing it around to the
ladies to "try" its flavor, was quite interest.
ing and entertaining to the audience. So also
was all the rest of his experiments well exc
cuted; especially the mode he has of procu-
ring eggs, where, to all appearance, there can
not possibly be any. AS It's near Christmas
and the price OF eggs is going up the Egg
rog drinkers have an idea of procuring wy
mans services to furnish eggs for them during
the Christmas holidays. Quite bright idea
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1t will be perceived that if the war is con-
tinued until the 1st July next, and no addition
al revenue provided by Congress, nor any
sums received from military contributions in
Mexico, there would be deficit in the treasu-
ry on that day of $15,729,114 81. For the
reasons hereafter stated, under the operations
of the constitutional treasury, it will not be
necessary hereafter to retain in the treasury
to meet the wants of the government, and al
ford constant supply for all their enlarged
operations to the mint and branch minis, sum
exceeding So 1000, 900 Adding this to the de-
felt in the treasury on the LIST Of July next,
it makes the sum of S18,729, ia 81 to be sup
piled during that period to meet which, if
the expenditures authorized and estimated
should take place prior to that date, loan for
that sum would be required if no additional
revenue was derived from any source what
ever. 1t is believed, however, that if Con-
gress would adopt the following measures,
which are recommended to their favorable
consideration, additional revenue to the amount
of S4,5 900 per annum might be realized :
First from duty on tea and coffee of 25 per
cent. ad valorem, 100000 per annum :;
from the reduction and graduation in the price
of the public lands, 100000 per annum :;
and from the extension of the presumption
privilege to every bona .fde settler on our I'M
surveyed lands wherever the Indian title may
be eXhngulshed, $500, 900 per annum. Should
these measures be adopted by Congress, the
loan might be reduced to sum not exceeding,
at the most, Sl7,OOO,0OO. In estimating the
loan at $l7,OOO,O00, allowance is made for
the fact that these measures for additional rev.
enue could not all 60 into effect, so as to pro-
duce the full amount during the time lnterye
ming between the present period and the LIST
July next; after that date, it is not doubted
that they would produce the full amount of
S4,50O,00O per annum. The President OF the
United States has, however. directed contribu,
tons to be levied in Mexico in every form
that may be sanctioned by the law of nations
lhese contributions consist, first, in diminish
ing the estimated expenditures, by obtaining
as tar as practicable. supplies for the army in
Mexico; second, by duties upon imports, as
military contribution third. by enforcing the
Mexican duty upon exports fourth, by di.
rectlng the seizure and appropriation to the
support of the war and the army of all the in.
Eernal revenues of Mexico, except transit du
ties, whether assessed by the general govern
fnent ot Mexico, or by any department, city
or towa thereof. By the acts of September 2
1888, aRd the 10th MAY, 1900, it is the dut'
% th4s department to report to Congress est
mates Of the probable amount that will be de
rived from all sources combined. in order tha
NO larger loan may be asked or effected tha,
would be requisite after deducting the amoun
thus estimated. The sum to be realized fror
these military contributions will depend upo
future contingencies Ii our armies are with
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REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY.

$50 TREASURY.
TprAsURr DEPARrMENT, Dec. 8, lS47.
In obedience to law, the following report is ro'
spectfnlly submitted
The receipts and expenditures for the hscal year
r. eno n,ss, su"' '' W." s2s.747,s 66
-, .o.,, liz 49, la. 249s ,355 20
From miscellaneous sources loo'o'o Oh
From avails of treasury notes ana
i S,an !, ~ 26,679, ls9 As
Total receipts, 62,025,989 92
AN balance in che treasury July
/, 1916, 9,l26'439 oS
Total means. 6l,l52,428 80
fiscal wear were 59,45l,l77 65
Leaving balance in the treasury
july !, ls47. of Sl,7Ol,25l 20
As appears in detail by accompanying statement A.
The estimated receipts and expenditures for the
fiscal year ending June 80. ls4e, are
From customs, first quarter, by &C.
tuaI returns. sll,lO6,257 Al
From customs, for second, third,
and fourth quarters, as estimated, l9,S93,742 SO
100000 90
From sales of public lands, 100000 90
From miscellaneous sources, 100000 90
Total receipts, 34,s0O,O0O 90
From avaiis Of treasury notes and
loans, 6,2s5,294 SIS
4l,le5,294 55
Adj balance in The treasury July
4, g847, l,7Ol,25l rs
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Excess ofexpenditures over means,
LIST July I849, S

The estimated receipts, means, and expendi-
lures, for the fiscal year commencing lst July,
ls4s, and ending Both June, ls49, are:
From customs, $32 00O, 900 90
From sales of public lands, 100000 90
From miscellaneous sources, 100000 90
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Adj balance In the treasury July
4, 2S47,
42,9s6,545 &c
Total means, as estimated,

Total means, as estimated, A.
Expenditures, Uiz:
The actual expenditures for the
first quarter, ending Sept'r 80,
l847, were Sl6,469,l94 SO, as
appears in detail by accompanying
statement B.
The estimated expenditures for
the public service during the other
three quarters, from lst October,
ls47, to 30th June, l84S, are:
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and
miscellaneous, S5,466,lSO ~
Army proper,incIu.
ding volunteers, l9,080,865 So
Notifications, ord
nance, arming mi.
Iitia, &C., 2,036,446 so
Indian department, l,72O,66O 20
Pensions, l,O63,523 66
Naval establish't, lO,24l,O72 At
Interest on public
debt and treasury
notes, 2,25O,J77 l8
Treasury notes out
standing and pay
able when pre-
scented, 267,l39 81
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Total revenue,
Deduct deficit lst July, Is,
Expenditures.

Expenditures.
The expenditures during the same period, as
estimated by the several Departments of State
Treasury, War, Navy and Postmaster General, are /:
The balances Of former appropriations, which will
be required to be expended in
this year, sl,475,2lO II
Permanent and indefinite appro.
priations. 4,5s7,577 81
Specific appropriations asked for
this year, 49,5s2,i53 ID
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100000 90
100000 90
100000 90
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$I9,37O,ss5 70

S35,lOO,OOO 90
|18, l5,729,lI4 27
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Leaving balance in the treasury
July !, ls47, of Sl'7Ol,2ol 70
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-17

Sll,l06,257 Al
l9,s93,742 SO
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Excess of expenditures over means
LIST July, lS49, $40,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1847-12-17

4l,le5,294 SIS
l,7Ol,25l rs
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S55,644, 94l ~
This sum is composed of the following particulars:
Civil list, foreign intercourse, and
miscellaneous, S5,6l3,O6l SO
Army proper, volunteers, and mill
itary academy, 32,007,C2s AZ
Notifications, ordnance, arming
militia, &C., 2,045, l69 go
Pensions, I,694,3ls 81
Indian department, 926,4Ol 81
Naval establishment, l0,905,559 SIS
Interest on public debt and treasu-
ry notes, 2453,40 66
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SS5,644,94l ~
Deduct means remaining spplca-
bic to service of fiscal year end
ing 30th June, is49, l9,37O.ss5 73
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34,9OO,O0O 90
6,2s55,294 SIS
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From sales of public lands.
From miscellaneous sources,
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Total receipts,
From avails Of treasury notes and
loans,
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Nv - a iNN y
Vertical w ater ~ heel.

~ consequence 81 tic ygry great popularity
= vh.b those wheels lave attained by To nae
ot n riy 4e9Dof 'h.n 10 iTrfen, parts u ne
colu., 'hs subsefbrfs have sod aJ5a, 100
Z 1a'- 10 North Cat.iua, 80 %! Hhsh ore 10 fuIl
and successful operation 10 Cumberland C58rtY.
When property Introduced, tHcy nearly d5ublt
tae value u The NIL, and i4quaa,ty 9f rUts gen.
ca ) .ar exceed ;be m1-t ssnsuiae expectations
Of he owners mlny of whom .rc ger flt.asa DIS
tiH-lishcc ior ih,ir sci.nco aud practical skliL,
Who have aiiesiod n tas value Of this I'm araYe-
m5ul Inc Whstis are more durl 1ic. and more
el-.'s pi in order when properly a4l 90 r,
than q eoHmon F.uurr Wheel They vii siye
aaefhtd nf ibe Hsigr, and run yell 10 bs,s wa.
ter ansn lhrre head 4soye. TIE .oesd Il tue
Sa" H increased 10 ulore than double tae strokes
rar nj ia',.
IT, Pra fan individual right Gu ono pair ot
Wheel, is $50,
Nct.tr, among othrrs, 20 the following gentle.
nen, sunl u h5m Haye had me Wheel. n one.
tlln 2 uti.r % myfc, and from many 81 ' nom
~ have received ccftd-atys highly ap3roying II
these Whrrls, and stating lHa' their Saws, atib
This ,mgroyemcnl, cul 250J, 5000 $500. and even
a. high % 5000 feet day, according 10 the head
I'll water
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2. A -
! d III u IL ~ 2 ! i

FMsW Five year. have now ELAPSED since d
" Peters Vegetable Pills wsfo au' ,rt'ol.;i
Cd to tho public, and which is tae snfcsi lr'i d
ilcir yiftaea that can be glFcn--Ghefo arc sos
more &C them sold ta-s any other desofpa' {
pills Nhatevsf IN tie kapsn world. In is,t no
sac II the Vegetable Pills has been cnoru55, o..
You'd all Yceeedent tile tni year i amos l'a, %
100 900 hoxss--ihe seeand 10 thsre Toe i-i- %
s-,i.s foatsa to 3-aGd SO On uil lhs year l,,5.
i1st closed, during ahlea. oflcfs i1f ihe r'4 els
q1aaiHy Of u9n 900 IF boxes rcfg -tes.tr. aut
daly fulaiiFd a tie establishment Tat,s a-t
speak mere n thstf favor than volumes u ars
ea.agy. Dot u Is hka eldHg refined gold q
painting he ISIS 10 ealos,Ie Fe'su' Negt-
Pills, fof tie sof!4 has decided On dior 49,
ard tie issae g. tiat sbsfeyef civilization 80 49,
tended, there hav, fhs REPUTATION lhs 81 /.
ths asela .ae.s q FsisFs' Pd.se1icndae al.a.
Agtsrs. III Z s. l.. $ Wslnms. Coz
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slSMsEsE q

Tn,IlE success OF lhfse fIlls "a cuiIng VA s-ieN
Il hours, where all other remedies have 'aied,
and that too ia cases Of twelve and eighteen
months standing, warrants the assertion, that II
taken according 10 the directions, they are cer
tain cure. a long list Of certificates 10 proof Of
thci, iafallibility might be added, but, Try u'on
and be convinced that they are the mosi certain
AID the very best remedy ever o'ictod % the pub
tic. 10 insure a pcrmnnon' sud lasting cure.
The following certificates are from gentlemen o.
Kershaw district, S, C. Nj ErezsT IS Min
isier of the Gospel.
Farafagton, kersicu dist s c Nsy i9 1876
hove used in my family Dr.. liulls Fever and
Ague Pills and also DR., Spencer vegetable Pais
FOR The last two years, SD huye no hc'''aftos 10
pranauneiug ihcin b be most excellent family me.
dcines-aud an oct Of justice TO tho worthy
Projectors Of these Invaluable Ihts, ! ~lu stale
.r The iuiorrna alton aad salts action 90 OIL eoueefn'
ID HAT my So isr, prior TO COR marriage, bad been
more OF lcs. tho subject Ct Chiiis aud Ferus ior
about T. months, h4Wog tried various remedies
without success, aud VS. very much reduced iE
assh. 4 few days sirf our ma'riage she com-
- neee with SprncG's i.is. sud % day or tao
Afterwards wilh H4!Fs P'is; she used ablal half
4 box OF each tie rc,u', vas, 4 radical cpfc.-
She regained her healih sni strength very raYld
Iy, and has had 40 rstatg Of Ctiiii and Fer
.iaee / believe these Medicines ~ be haIwl1s'
sui ssfe and when u.td 81 sps .fcaHy dHteieds
aFe attended Wi5h salis.a-io,Y results.
t. l. FRAZER
Ksuaa,- Di,, S. c. Nay 20 1915.
Having used Dr. Hgl's Fcytt abd Ag1c Pt.b
far tw3 wears past, can most chctsiuily certify to
the esriatafy aud safely of their eG,ci Ou' Of at
least oae an boxes which haysd uscd, u9ps
haze ever fsiled to eiEst a cure. Oaen tao, and
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CHEMICAL. AND ASSAY
p,tN,.sp ~
~ - - - $50

FENIlE Subscriber informs the plbfclhi,
X b. has OPENED d CliENlCALtai
ASsAYING OFFICE oas door north 5i b 0ss,
Dug Store. tap starr IA the rooms former. a..
cupied b. W Johnston. Esq Silte be b 81, q.
red 10 4sssg Gold AID S,lrsr. and 10 Atrs D,
Ors, Minerals, MiHeFal Haisrs, Soils, &C.
The subscttber believes that the Ell;s e lta
poftiou Of the State 1emald sucL o. esal.,a
ment
IL tie sbseeos e de snhseribgr, Dr. /. u
Ross sal taae charge II any .hlns '4st m.J i,
Ten 70, analysis af assaY
d NSRuRY.
CAeHotfs. De = 1916. llW
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA
MrcKLENBURC tnINTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qadrter Sessions, A.
prii Term, lsl7.
Wm : Kendall


rs.
VIM. h Reed aud Amanda his
wife, G. l.. Alexander aud seiia 10 SUBJECT
II. Oates. Guardian OF Evan I 81 e-'F'e 70
Alexander, David NJ. Alex ale.
andcf, Margaret Alexander
Jane Alexander, aud Eva
line Alexander.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court
II that {. L. Alexander resides without the Inn.
lis OF this State, II is keref9ls Ordered, that
publication be made six weeks IN The Charlotte
Journal, tina, unless the aforesaid nonres'denls
be and appear at The Court Of Pleas aud Quarter
Sessions, 10 be held tor the county Of Meeklen.
burg. at the Court House IN Charlotte, on The an
Monday in July next. then and there TO plead 10
issue or the csse y III be heard er Parts'
Witness, Bfaiy oat,s, Clerk Of our said Court,
Al Ctlict. the Monday Of Aprl, and in the Isl
year Of our independence, A D. lsll.
u. OATES, G. C. c.
Printers Fec s. 62l. al
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Nortli-CaroIina Institution
FOR TnR
Deaf and Dumb, AT RALEIGH.

ynlE Thlra Session Of lbis In.pu,ian. sill
- commences On Tuesday the first dsf Of Js,.s
It's very desirable. hat aIl tie Puplis saold coma
ia pu0ctually. At tie commencement OF tie 81.
eioa. Tor PARTICIPATE. applY to
WI D. COOKE. Prie,ipst
RIhiel, Nay II, Isl7. t3j
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hre q ~ Yteat ,aaj. mefb,t srcrriions 70 lhe
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List of Letters
Un EMAINING in the Pcs, Office al Charlotte.
IA IN ,be =, oc Inlv le4I.

ND EMAINING in the Pest Office al Charlotte
Ia on the LIST Of July, ls4i.
William Alexander, Miss Elizabeth Alex
ander, Lafayette Alexander, Thomas A Adams
Asey Alexander. Cyrus A Allen
B-Wm Black, Thomas VI Black, Wm Boyles,
Sarah B,eades, Samuel Berryhill, Thos 1 Beatty,
William Beatty, William w Bolt, Armsicad X
Barnwell, Messrs IIodlo & Son, Mrs Prather or
Eizabeth Buchanan, Mcssrs 81, rkwel 4 Carter,
Mary Rosel, Oscar DE Boncird 2, John Brawlcy.
C-Andfcw CLARK, Joseph VI Creigh en-, Joseph
4 Cannon, David Chambers A Curlce, Wm {
Cooke, Thomas CIsion. Mrs Sally Chalton, Jas
Clark, Jas Caps, Jno r Church. Robl Cashon
D-John n Davis. Samuel Davis.
E--Iohn u Erwin, Mrs Jane Elliott DR. Z Q
Elliot >
F-lsum Fight
(:-John 4 Garland ., 7 I. Galloway, VIM +
Grttin. y mas \ Grcr. Grer
Il-Miss Sarlh Harris. Richard I0sdel, Joseph
McKnit Heed. rsou, Andrew Tpp, Pomeroy iiig
ley2, CIV fiol1baugh. Mrs Mary Holden, Hen.
~ A fuftcr. VIM A Harris ,, Miss Mary iiaF-
RS, Al Huichison. Altxand,T Hudson, \ o iious.
.on. u, rry Iienry.
is J-lIarin Icrhorr. II VI johnson, VIM
Johnson, Miles Johnson,
K-Jaiucs X IT, John n Kerr, l. l. Kemble.
l.-nrlcilla Lewis, EfwsTd II Lane, Andrew
I.awing, Greenwich L. aa. Robl Lemmauds J
MIR, Matilda McCrnm, II amor McReasen.
Io.n VI Cu!joch ,. Charles b MeGinnls, John W
Morgan. v No,vea, J u McD nsld, Hugh Me-
n.nalt. Hugh McGanghcn W 7 McC .e.land, lno
Macedc MA. James Maxwell.
N-Ilopkms Nowlm, VIM Ncol.
O-Joa1 l. CIR, James II OrTan.
P--Jnhn " Porter, Mrs Susan + Parks, T +
p rler. Joln c Plc'an, Washington Piumuer ,
Ers Jane P,rtr.
R-A exander Robinstn, D Joseph " Ross >,
James " Rea, Moses Ro,cnibdt
$ Noses " S.aufrd, David " Stanford, Alex.
ant,r Slrngs. JOHN \ SlcWurl, S'any, John
Ssan, Ahram Steele, Sheffield sem.
tt { Temples, ; iurrcr Daniel Tnwle,
Ms Abigail 1odd, Jo l. Todd, Jas G Tenn
,, Miss Mary l. lorcoee.
W-Pall 4 Wilams, David Wran', Rev Jno
VI Wilson John Weeks ?, W $ Was VIM War
v'ck, Join W,ilia ns1n, Ean"r c. Wilson, w W
Williams ,, Harry Walaer, 5 T WrSon.
1876 n MeGlNN. Pm.
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New Firm in Camden. y. q.

New Firm in Camden, y. e.
>RHE Subscribers having established them
~ selves IN Camden under the firm Of Cham.
her' Il RANKIN, for the purpose Of Receiving and
Forwarding Goods, together with the purchase Of
Cotton and sale Of Groceries, would respectfully
request thcIr country friends to give them call
a. .hey intend 70 give liberal prices for Cotton and
sen lhef DfoeerIes az low any DINER house in
n. w CHAMBERS
X J. RANKIN
Jan Is, 1e47 l1f
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REMOVAL
or THE
Charleston Store

~ bfcb thsv ofT,.r E(f2 CASH ~ small advance
on Charleston prices.
/ rtIrv u,vp ~ u,xns-
robbds STGAP n,i,uc and lo,o priced,
-. ,' .'1
90 4r..t.1
80 a,
,n,fI,
XIX H., ~, r. 4,
'iN., Ivy M, -
''s $50 . '.-'
-, ~
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''su"A 90
no,o. Soo,,, C,o5r.. ~ 80 '' re a'.,,s
Boxes Ai.m,D,ir, IN o,per.., 1, "a the nonnd
Boyea Cb,rl,st,n nd, l,,il,,, 60, tb. ,o,td
and . m c,,p;.tc,s P,sss,y.i : - Ee,
n,efic,liv 1919
ID caupi.,ere T9b,,,,. bc-r,e,icsly se,l~a
I,rs pj,sd Probes. do c,bc,Ii,s a.. ,,5pts
Csni,trrs S7rJ,nrs IN, oil, / sn5 . n. each.
Ia,cr E,isips f,I, ,.i,.,.-.. b., > .rts ,n,,,ufs
O1,r,,r bo,es AlR p,;s.,,
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taei long experience Is prac'iloa.
ers Of Medicine may be relied on in the selection
Of all articles offered al their Store and respect.
fully solicit share Of public patronage
P. & P. are agents f.r the sale af Charles Al.
bey's GOLD FOIL, AkTifIcItL TEETH
Chris,ie's GALFbNIC BANDS, RINGS. SC.
tior the cure q Rhaamatisn,. and for many d
The most approve Pasent Medicines.
Dec. u, 1876 1877
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n q AIING imported many of
n = their ( hcmicals and Ned
sines direct from Europe nothing
: Be offered unless accompanied
IN guIgaE &c, aud il j. their
tesife Q establish reputation foT
lie sale u
Drugs * Medicines
pm. frest and genuine, they hope
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n ei.hef modified Or tsoers firm, viii disappear
bei9f The qualities Of Dr. W1I-'a preparation, md
me cure NAV DO relied On as p.rmaHsnt one
Do tas blrrEas possess 40 other recommendation,
o. soala De che Of he lnest sege able compounds
medical science can Invent but Il Is equal ~ the
complete eradication OF
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NAV be avoided Is 81 cary application Of th. yir-
tue. Of hose i}isTgEs For tie Truth oi q. g, tie
proprietor pledges rs s0rd and lan,r, aud "a ey-
Ideace can show 90 Of uHd11he1 certificates
Snich he has ieceEe3, unsolicited rom a ] qgar
tefs fie does M, however, ask the Invalid to
saaog hls eerta ates Jlt his BITTEas and is
wiling to axe 81 ns holds dear On eath 10 iayor
Of lheir surth
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or N0RIH CAROLINA,

NEcKLENBt re COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas md Qfnri'r Sessions.
yrif Tern, ls4T.
Joseph H. Wilson and VIII
liam johnston Executors
o. William Carson, d. q.
and ia mes CaF,on ~ J. a.
Nil.ousnd " "a John
sioo, his next ffiends
rs.
J ,hu Carson, Mauhcw Car.
sos Joseph Bevjns snd
J8ne his wIlr. james Car
trn and tie next of Mo Petition flr ffaS
snd hero at law 81 Roh't
Carson, dead. names un. u Will
kawu. vi h The exception
OF John. The next Of kin
and heirs al a~ OF ~miih
Clrson dcc't., VIZ; Jim
a Carson. - Robson
and BIS vile Margar,l anl
n Pil.u and VIC Ehz4-
heth. Eo5. II Careon sri
Andr az infant AID
Dayld Carson
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sARsP4gELLA tND WILD CHERRY sIrTERs
vii achieve his .esr. ard should De in every "a
my, and n he hands o. every person, ho ~
business profession or general cc--ss e lie, Is
predisposed 10 he very little ailments that reuser
life curse instead OF blessing and finally re
suit, IN their aggregated CONDITION, IN the cause
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LIVER COHP1AITT,

~ H@s '2-As4 sac tt-Hi- lIf '-1s mace upon Tire
latter vast psfteu o. cur fellow beings are ron.
dereJ extremely mIssfaal.---so mlsersJle. me
coed, that they wish lode Esery baute Of O., DR.
Woods Ssrs9srllla and Wild Cherry Blrers' con.
ts'us fnooicHa Of j5y and coaeat for each Of
those aaxious AMI iiaprgdert sIA1tes Remeu.
oe' mat e. inludlcioIs use Of mercury Ia iueyita.
bly, productive d many evils which a,e put 10
Eight BY THIS glorious snl onslrpassable cqm.
pound: and that sfii .eJons tnich are
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PINE. fSest and genuine, they bop'