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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
CAMPAIGN STATESMAN
ELECTION OF 1e4o,

me Cam Palgn Statesman will be issued from
Saturday, the 9th of April next, weekly. pn,iI
the s5th of November following, nearly eight
months, tor the sum of ONE DOLLAR. for .in1le
subscribers for Clubs sending Five Dollars.
seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen copies-
always In advance.
Ihe CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
WIN new and splendid Type, purchased for the
occasion, and one sheet The same size of the
Daily and Tri- Weekly Ohio Statesman, filed
with close reading matter.
we never lussed prospectus for campairn
aPer, when the freemen of our State and nation
mad SO much at stake as at the present moment.
Enemies of our country's honor, and men who
rave no regard for constitutional obligation, the
observation of which can alone preserve repu.
p"oilcan governement, are every where forcinp
themselves, by every means, fair or foul, into
Nour State Offices, and in the national councils.
heir trid of usurpation, and their disregard
t the sacred duties of patriotism,l even while
Q Country it is war; and your troops suffering
fr IN their Treasonable inaction. cali loudIv and
~."Phaticaly uppon all true friends of their conn
ry to be upon the alert. Freemen of Ohio. ae
uty? 5oi
Being here at the capital, with the documents
- nana' we shall take occasion to show up fed.
'allsm in all its deformty from the written 20.
ord; and shall prove TO the min Of every mo,
'ot pre- Jndgedor blindet by selfin,erest or ore.
Iudlce, that the party callug itself whie T.
molly unworthy and unfit to b trusted with
over IN times of peace or of war. That thew
ire erelict to every duty that rests upon a Re-.
preventative ofa free and intelligent people, bro
''essing TO guided by honest principles, equal
avs, or patriotic love of country. We shall deal
historic facts that should be in thepossession
every voter, and calmly but firmly present TO
ne people OF Ohio why such party, after series
the most startliug measures, at last filled the
Measure oftheir fashionable conduct by an attem.
'etdusurpation of Legislation, which to recognize
'r countenance would be degradation, imbecility,
md co"ardice, unworthy of The name of Freemen,
,f Americans.
We will show from the Legislative journals
hat the very man, Seabury Ford, whom they put
orth as their leader, his by is votes and prncip.
es' The very last man that the people should trust
In the limits of Prospectus we have no room for
ietails; but if the people of Ohio are not reacy to
DOW their necks TO the fund-mongers and privile-
sed bankers, to toryism in its worst form in time of
war, to the mad acts of party discipline that re-
lulre your written constitution to be torn into tat-
ers, that the tyrant's yoke may be fas ened upon
you and your children, then check the mad career
'f ycur State officials, who claim every for power
ind nothing for the rights Of their constituents
The facts shall come from the records:
ssr tt.< 8. MEDARY.
Columbus o., Feb. "a, 184s.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
NsrHels Eerfknn,

Der 9elammter Sanoelswi1enlhaften Cir
alltleute II. Sabrlfonten. NPit ben sIhbt.
inasn Der Nonoclsflnsaen aller yaatiUnem.
fbentals IN SRften a IS Cts. 0os 7 Ssst
nm III eln9eeten tperben bel pbH. Stnrhcf
9en'einfhoftliche @e efanabiidterp eim.sf,, ]
anm fell9ebl1noen nit Gclofhnitt u. Sob,
erMertha : coer beim Dusent i'm Iesterm
Saue eeoelltetlo tpohlfetlersu baben iug3ud,.
'V,s os.o,, os, phtlipp Stiirbcf.
konef,e S.eiettd1t Der Geutfhen in Nme,
''ta &c; ecrrdtbts II. su toben BEL
H. Do pbilipp Stirtpf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17

eonrten i,t 5 Besirf SSip fir lS48.
Smpreme Court.
Solnineiana @tpt. is @tart, Can't. Oft.
@Wss"Tamos Dftcb. IA Carrot, OFT.
Sanfen am 6. 0ejemter, in oclunbMs.
Court Of Common pleas.
Selambns-QBdrS %, Stunt Is, Slcptmter 3.
9tart-Aprit g., Nu8utf 8, Ottcter 10.
tuseara,pas-Aprtl %, Ausutt "a, Slppembtr 2
@arrcn-WQai 10, Qnsulf I6, Slcpemter |.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
:10Dn Bauer

Wadt feinen Sreunben uno @6nnern, fc-
mte Gem pnblifnm iiberbaupt, hermit Die
ef9ebehe slnsei9e, bab er auf feinem alien,
maentaetdntten Stanopunfte, bic ucm esafob
Soer o!eter 9ef1brte @rocerD fduflidb an I'D,
seofaht bat, unb nun bereit lit iebem Gu
lRreWenoen l} NIT ben beiten unb mcblfeil(fen
aeaafen ,elnes Sades su bieneu.
Canton, 9lprtI 81. lS47. 1S.bn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
Gauutp 3eanlteM.

8rrss 9ewsnittns7
Jaect S6lDtt 0pmn,illtcncrs
Saccb b@alfatin,
Bttb m 8. 8urtt, Nurttrr.
Saepb Strlin9tr, S6aemclfcr.
8spr9e Ioelp, Ncecrber.
8eprS QBebt, S6critf.
Nrnptp spnh, $antmc1cr.
Sames Sull laaban, Coroner.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
Gcrtcilts asea sttcM.

Scbn peareG pralitents sai9ter.
Aobn 8rrenwopp }
SANE. 5'""st .ss,f,tt, sf's''' @''a'f'''"'s'
. oarmcn 9ttcStr, Glert Der Snrr Cor
oaV Vaffenfpcrser, Gterf Common ph
Scrapbim 9Nep Stadtsz Nnwalt
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
0anyes %. 7Eate11

o yat loeoen etne se,te nnb nnlbertrefffif,e
An0wael 9nter bon alien Sorten, paiIenb
tlir aIe Sabressetten, erbaltem, Die er ,u BET,
btaI9lfen 'pre.len III perfaufen beabGd,tiat.
Tommt, unteriud1et unb mir ttnb aetpiB,
bag tbr 'td1t unbefriebist uniern Stcbr Der.
la8et!-
eantot, Aprh a., l6AR (l7-bv,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
0einricb Si(ber,

eebarsis bei Sadfen slltenburs i'm &0nias
reid, SadIen, spefder oor- stpei Sabren 6.
Necnater MIDI, feline @tefrau. beimltd pers
Iaffen bat, rirb hermit anfaefcrbert. BID
gum /. Mdrs i'd, bier TT Baltimore etusa@
inben, inbem i'd, mid fcnit pteber perebeli'
den tperbe.
cont Ti1aer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
sStaOt Scrnttcu.

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Gtijob y. 8rat, t, 9tttcrprr.
ma in QBttaoat, S6aemcitttr.
8eprse 81. Qeebt, Olarfhal.
Stabtrdtbe.
|. Wart-G tias $itttt, samts N.Sat pr
2. -Spbn Sauer, $twts Spse
8. 8. 6. ter, g. QB. 8e(rtn.
A. II. Sunbar, oN. 9 So.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
SIG o [ n

Seturtd Oenller
aus sSe'trttrunt @rceters. Slbenbure p
Nerielbe fol- iId suIest in @umterIanb
Shtc. auf9ehalten baben, II. fetne tefiimmer,
zen ZEN eltern 'pltnihen fehnlidf Gahridt BON
'g"' ""1tr GER 9loorette S. 8Crner.
Shdrleffcu 6. 6.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
9phn @eber.

Spbn Weber.
NquDr Sanolun9 uno gfiTg Tatrtf
Gerry Citrate, Elm Viertt n6rplidb spn 3. Sen
Canton Sbto.
sels 1Birtssbaus.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17

Wertb Der @olo nno SiIbermirien.
@asles, aite, $40 so
eagles, neue, 10 90
Dcu5locns, Spanifb, 16 OOI
DO. patriot, Is sol
Iieoerlano 10 @ul6en, 400
6riebrthsoor, 7 sol
preueen gbaler 397
3wansis grancs, 3 84|
9iersie Trancs, z 56I
Sooereign, sal
@uineen, & OOl
3ebn @ulbem, A OO|
&rcn.G baler, 97I
Slorin, 49I
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
6. 6. 81. Witttn9.
Deut apOtb ct {.
CO. ~ fibltde Iustarafras. Strase, sc
J(O Is staiter :. ptrrcH5s Grocery
Gantcn, Sbtc.
$50 1T
0eor9 Miobael Rob

aus gEdIo1ee III TpRUuuDerH
Derfelbe lit felt ettpa 80 Sahren In slmes
rita unc fol- iIh Id,riftltdeu Nahrtdten slts
fclee in 0nntin9oon (Staat nno @cuntY 1T
benz llnterseidneten unbefannt) aufbalten
Sclhe, tpelde oem @noes9enannten 9enaue.
yeahrid,t ilber ieinen slufentbaltscrt 9eben
fSnnen, tperoen lth ben Danf oe6elben i'm
bDhlten @rdoe oerolenen.
sbrab. Danter, aus Hteienheim
jest wobntaft su Yittsbur9, ga.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-05-17
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O1tto 9taats>1sot

Gin Organ Der bemctratifben lartbei-btr 8clets
runs unc unterbaltuns scpibmet
Anb berausseseten ppr g. 8. Sactbnasel,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
Causes Of EcxcrS

The immed ate cause OF Ague and Fever. Chile
and Fever. and fcvCrs generally. IS the oi1luwa
or mt's,aa arising from decaying vegetable sub.
stances, and from puirid and 'iagnaiing waters
This Is evident from their prevailing 10 the great.
est extent in low. marshy countries Astounding
with stagnatcd water and By their proving most
fatal IN all low. ma'sty countries where most
heat and moisture are combined.
They may aI.o be occasionoG By eating loo much
unripe iFut. by poor watety diet, damp houses,
t'ensCg dews, lying upon the damp ground, over
fatig e, depressing passions, &c.
Per. oas Of ge'.yct habit, who use unwhnle.
somc dlei, and Ike but little exercise, are usual.
" the dr-t 70 Dc taken. Also where the lnhabi.
apts ~ 4 high country remove to lpN onc they
are generally sea, d with Intermitiug Feyafs .
and 70 such the disease Is most p, Ia prove fatal
i due precaution is not taken 10 prevent IT. Bot
no aye, sex, constitution. however are entirely
exempt fom It's attacks.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
CATALOGUE OF TEAS
on SALE At THE WAREHOUSES OF
THE PEhIN COMPANY.
Is AND 76 FULTON ST. V

The Teas mCn fIOEtd Ia this caaiog nc, are done
up il quarter pound, half pound, ana one pound
packages the first or inside wrapper rs e id the
second IS water proof paper, and the hird or ont
eide Wrapper s OF Chinrse rice paper. The com.
pany sell none bot GOOD TEAS done up IN this
superior manner, all Of hem grnwn ia the most
AKuriahi districts in China. II Country deal.
ers NAV select as small quantity Of each kind IS
they like, aud have them packed ~ one ehc<t--
These teas also come in 1--WE pound packs
called 'qnoailon~,' very convenient, fanciiui
AID uor'abe shape
u Persfns residing in any part Of The United
Siat,s or Canada. order any OF the teas IN this
catalogue, by letter, in qnantties to suit their
wIshes. We pack them IN Chinese boxes nd de.
liver them TO the Forwarding Merchant free from
charge for packing or eartage. The money should
always accompany the order
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
81 MP VS..

The Symptoms Of Feyers are. generally, Pain
in the Head aud Lolus, Wearines. Of tbs Limb,
Iaxnng, Stretching, Glddlness of the Head, Al
tcfnaie fi's Of Heat aud Cold the tongue becomes
white, and the eyes and skin frequently appe :
yellow. 10 Arne and Fever there Is sonnet re.
great sickness aid vomiting, and Is succeeded BY
Chlils and yiolcnt Shaklng--siterward- the skin
becomes nyst aud profuse sweat breaks out
which generally Terminates the g., Of patosysm
Bot all the symgiHms Of Fever vary According ID
The season Of the year, and the situation of the
pcrsvp attacked.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
O1HRUT1DUS
FOE TAXING THE PILLS. TO
Care .fsHe r. Etuer, or (hiils
and EcUer.

Any ease Of Ague and Fever, or Chills and Fc
yer, may he speedily and eii-ctulily cured hy vs.
ing DR. HuRPHY's SUGAR COalED VEG.
ErAHLE ANTI FEVER Pills, according to
the following Directions.
Each Box CONTAINS about Thirty Fac Pills and
Fine Of h,m ar. YsifoW Sugar Coaf,d Purgaitse
Plts, wrapped up ~ piece Of pspcf, separate
IRON the Others, and designed to act as a mid
cIlharlc, cleanse the stomach add bowel- and
grnwn person must take dose ni these soon a.
the Fever goes of From 3 to .fee is a dose Tor
a grown p.fspn then commence taking the 9th
ers sbou, egnt or ten hour, belore .he usual time
TOT the next chill 10 come on, and a grown pef.ou
must take iwo Pills at dose, every tso hour,
until sx doses have been takeB--aiteraafdst take
t0o PlNs pIght aud morning for three OF four
days longer, and you will hnd yourself eileclual.
y cured. These Puls being coated with sugar,
renders them pleasant 10 take and prevents all
the nausea usually attendant IN king other Pits.
The desc for chiidren from eight to twelve
years old, should be haIflbe qnanuty Tor a grown
person, as above recommended. Fhuse from four
to eight years, one quarter of The quantity, and
younger children in proportion. When children
cannot swallow The Pills, they can be made into
syrup by dissolylng them in warm water, and
swreteniug II with sugar.
Tae diet generally should be light and nour.
slilng, and such az is easily dIgested; but in mid
cases. no change from the usual mode of living
/ is necessary. The patient, however, should not
use any beer, ale, or porter.
| Jusl received at the Charlotte Drug Store and
| for sale by JAS. /. GILMER.
! Charlotte, Sept. 2, l6i1.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
Pure Teas, at Honest Prices.

complete revolution has been The CunSt
quence. Let con, umers oi Tea every where iool
at VIA We done.
/. We ve-e the ft,t 10 send them Teas tina
nsed to be ca led too good for them before.
2 We have driven cut of the market a vast
amount OF teash, and introduced better class o
Teas than has Yet ever been so d. Importers o.
Tea ol'en come 10 Us to gel Tor their own use. and
Tor their friends, the fine qualities they can fad
no where else.
3 We have reduced prices more tina nos per
cent both in Baek and Green Teas, The whole.
sale cr GERS say running the trade and call
humbugs This We have done already, and
now what we are ready 10 do:
|. We will sell Teas by the single chest hIlf
chest II h. box, a, the same prices that whole.
ale grocers pay to The importers when they buy
hy the hundred packages.
.. The wholesale grocer always allows only Is
or IA lbs. tare 10 the half chest THIS is cheat I!
We will allow, ~ most instances, Is and l6 lbs.
tare on the same.
3 We hereby undertake to sell every hind of
Tea from siz 10 fr,ir cents per ID. cheaper than
the wholesale Giorers DO,
" low can YOU DO this :" asks the country mcr-
chant. This is our answer: We are content with
! per cent. profit, instead OF 25 aud 50 per cent
a Ia wholesale grocers.
An Gng'ish Importer lately boosted 70 US tia,
he could make more money BY sending bad Teas
10 the New York II arket than good Teas. We
are resoy' 10 overthrow this fraud and nos call
upon agents in every town IL the. United S'ftes
10 come forward and buv the Teas impaired BY
he Pekin Tea CompaEg-and We pledge our.
Ives, that It in SIX months they DO no, sell more
Tea than the oldest and largest dealers in the
town, We will give them cur Tea without charge.
This is plain English. and cannot be misuuder.
stood. W appeal tor testimony to tie immense
success Of our Agents in every par, OF the United
States.
IL AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY rows ~ TnE tNi
FED STATES, for the sole OF these Teas, by which
hey make M NV ard confer benefit upon
he public BY supply ing the pure article.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02

Silver Leaf-Ss ldum ,old even by large deal.
ers because 81 the very small profits made on It's
-alc. 1bls is a very superior Iva.
Golden Chez Chop, plantation or
rd-u sfa%ih. 81 80
GjideR CHIP This is the fines, Green Tea
c1lt,vaatd ia Chira. II Is OF the first p.ckings,
and eAceis all oher g cen Teas Tor H. dchcacy
Of A .yur, strength aad aroma Heretofore this
Tea has never reached this c1uutry, except IN
small lois A. nfFseuts To lfuuorteTs
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
WILSON 4 IIARTY
STATE OF NORIH.CAROLINA,
CAB,RRus COUNTY.
IN EQUI7 Y-Nortmber Tenn, ls47.
John n. Ingram

VIM c. Means. adnr. Of George
Means, deed, John w Means. Mar
Gus Means, Nathaniel Means. Mary,
wife of Angus Johnson. Msrgue',
wife Of Cornelius McRee. John : Injunction
Means. William Means. Charles I
Means Susan, wife OF Samuel Law
ine, Isaac N. Alexander, Adam A.
iexandcr, Chas. i. Alexander. Mar.
garrt, wife of Moses ". Alexander,
William Means and John Means
z T appearing to the sStisfbc ion "f the Court
q that Marcus Means. Nathaniel Means. Mary
wife of Angus johnson, and Margaret wife Of
Cornelius McRce, are not residents OF this State
n is tafrtfore ordered that publication be made
In the Charlotte Journal Tor Fix weeks, that The
VIZ Marcns Means, Nathaniel Means
Mary wife Of Angus Johnson. and Margaret lie
OF Cornel'u. Mckee, be and appear at the next
Court Of Equity. 10 be held for the Couuty Of a.
harus Il the Court house, in Concord, on the 5Gb
Monday afer the 4th Monday in March, il r
and answer plaintiffs demand, or Judg met M
be takrn pro conesso as 10 them.
Wiiness, r. W. Aliison, Clerk md Master Of
the Court OF Equity, for Csbarrns County, the 9Th
Monday after the i'h Monday in Scpiembcr. III.
r. W. ALLISON c. W T..
Printers Fse 81. Ct
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MRS. SARAH r. MES,
li2 Hefcer street.

NorrcE.-The genuine rphams Eleciuary has
his ~ntet Signature. thus (I7A. U2ham, VI. d }
! he band IS also done with pen. Price 81 box
sold. wholesale and retail b. WIZ & KETcn
All III Fulton street, n Y. and ~ Drugg SITS
generally throughout the L. States and canldas.
JAMES GILMfR.
Agent iDr Charlotte. y. g.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
Price 2J cents per Esox.
SJOO REWAIlD!!!

| will give Fire Hundred Dollars 10 any person
who viii produce. less cost. better, mote in.
nocent and more perfect cure far Acrg ASH Ia
YER, or chi Is and Ever. than DIR. Nurphy's
Sugar-COatcd ycgtacbIc Anti.Ec-
Yer Pills. lsIil also give Iioo Hundred and
Fifty D6iiarS to any person who Ill show a sin-
gle case where any injurious effects have attend.
ed the use OF these Pills They are warranted ~
All cases 10 cure AeuE AsD EEyLH. .. enftfz AN
FEvea, when tak~accofclng to tic directions ae
company Ing them.
WM H. MURPHY, " u.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
BY THEIR USE.

The weak will secome sr,ng the pale and o'',
GUS complexion he restored TO per eetl, ites'
and healthy color all the bad symptoms viii on'
~ ut t'saprear.
Ia short. these Pills are an ineoieeivaelo ad
rance upon aay other medhine eYef he'oFc "het
ell 10 he pGbie. A THAI WILL sArisFr AM on
oS TINS.
Jalv Is, l-i7. slu
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
CORNELIUS SPUR. q
TonrNoxr. Rerk d.. Mas. 81 81. II.

TGnENoxT Bcrk Co. Mass NV 90, I-47.
Tie ab c,r hcaie tells snpr and ruthiul
story OF suffering aud reilci, Of hch a physi-
clan aud witness III the ta-r, chetr'niiy cndofse
DR. CHAPMAN.
NV YoRK Nov 2, loi7
NEssRs. WYATT & kSTcHAM:
Oehis-l o3n- satueG 10 give sou state
meni of he benshl have derived from ustg Dr.
Jpham's Eleciuaiy Y, 10 a CASE of p -, belitvit
b, 30 doing, shah render a tenett to those Y no
are sufe ug from thai troublesome disease. Twas
Teduc, iof several yea, b, the Piles, SO usuch
that i was wish gre At fl tty for me 70 yak Or
a'ienc to my business also suffered ircm other
diseases inch ere extremely troublesome, and
Which am pleas d 10 -ay. Two boxes eftue Flee
tuary entirely removed and that my health Is bet
Ter noa than 1t has been or many years. i has
done me and nv iamlIy since more good. and with
les cx euse. than all the phy-ic aus 10 Whom
have applied, or ne dciue tina have used. re
main sui IN perfect health. Your obederi ser
want, Nelson NtN ION,
$50 Spring 81 , cur. Renn ick.
., Nrw YoSK. Nov -, l547.
MEssEs WYATT & KErcHAM:
bentiemuB-I CONSIDER i duty which | not
only o~e 10 you but to my fellow beings, 10 SPEAK
10 praise OF Dr. Upham's Electuary, N, dicinc
which lbInk has saved my life, and fesior' d me
10 toll health For several years, vas sfil,ctec
with Pii's together with Dyspepsia, aud gener
al arrangement Of the system. ] employed df
ferent physicians, with no rod result, aud they a
AT tod me they could 90 more for me, and
sid thai must lie. | thus had gwen W all hoTc'
Of ever having my health restored, unit called
10 mind the benefits that a nephew Of mine In Fhl
ladelp hla tBehjamn Petcyal) had derived IN
sey. re case OF chronic d sentery, By your uedI
cine, that purchased toI, which, to my sur
Prize. aher lakinl a lew doses, received grea
reHcf, aud thank God, by continuing its Use | al
restored to pefiec, healtb.
MRS. SARAH T. ANES.
I - Ncfcer street.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02

highly etlicacious in preventing the rust.
IL should be put on at the rate of twenty.
five bushels Ia the acre.
The preparations have recommended
are very eihcacious IN preventing The smut
IN wheat. (HEMlCO.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
Cures are Constantly Effected

By these rills IN case. where every other mems
had utterly failed. Tie II ost sbuncan' proof Of
this could tc given, BAT a Trial of o"e box will
convince the patient. They can lie ordered and
sent by ~ L. at rilinr esfense. The price Is %
cents &. WAR flro doliais Eorth are gr30sd
and the money ,smined, me Company rii' pay The
posfaee on ne Pals. Rcmnisnces i, Tie Com
PAWS risk. VIII, rever there u no Agency OF the
COMPANY they can be ordered by ma J.
These Pllls are iakiuq~skr place Of Ill others,
aud no sick persan should IA without ihcm
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
The Gracfenburs Vegetable
PILLS.
IT3O, 900 boxes sold each and eve
~ wcck:!
Cyl. wM. JONES.

Ldhisburg. franklin county, North Carolina.
TIE Genetal Agent is fully prepared to sppolnt
sub. Agents wherever there is no branch OF The
Company; either on personal application or by
mail, post pad The rapid sale OF these ceebra'
ted pills aud the extraordinary cures they are
constantly eiTectng, render them, BY far. Me most
popular pill of the age An Agency VIII consc-
queniy he very valuable.
The Grscfenbere Pills are inconceivably supe
rior TO any eySr before discovered In all billions
complaints in gencsal arrangement of the s,s'
tcm IN III disorders which result from bad stale
of the blood, these pills are sovereign remedy.
Ia The class of diseases called chronic. the Orae-
fenbere Pill. achieve their highest trinmpls.-
Here they cefy all compciiicn Epier,ng with
10 the hicd,n ree,sses of The system. they quiet
ly but surely purify the blood. roo, out diseases
and give tone and yisor to the body.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
Al I.iliOu> Complaints,

BOWEL. COMPLAINTS. CoNSTIRfA1IoN,
DYsPEPSIA. FEVER AND AGIf. lead
ACHE. JAUNDICE, LIVER CONTAINS,
RHEUMATISM. ALL STOMACH CJMptAl
MS, GREEN SICKNESS, &c. Sc, cid al
once 10 these Pills They purge away offensive
hfnoys. arrest the pfcgfe,s OF disease, ant q, the
same time ss'ote tone aud yigor 10 tine sfsien.--
u cases OF ecnc'al Infringement Of ue heallh,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02
OF Cheat and GrOlc Rich.

fRNIl'S has been the secret principe of too ma.
Il ny OF tie Wholesale Dealers IN Teas up 10
tins lime. and they have praci,ed the most shame.
fui imposition IN the country merchant without
anv ear o. deirction. But a now a IN the trade
has come, anu The PENkIN TEA COMPANY
CLAIMS The henor OF its introduction They were
the E 81 ~ rai,e The banner ol Re- urui, ON which
IL has II secuted he sImpe words
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-02

Besides the aonve We expect daily frcm G lima
several splendid chops Of Tea, exclusively i'm
ported by the Pekin Tea Compqsy, ard which We
intend to copywrpht to prevent trekery. Let
our agents get ready.
II Editors and Publ hers Of Newspapers in
the United States, Canada, West Indies, &C., who
will give the above Is Insertions 10 their respec.
tive Journals including this notice, will be paid
for the same in any Teas they may choose TO se.
lect from the above attlogBe at the prices there
named, and by purchasing of The COMPANY twice
the amount Of their bill. which they ars at llber.
y dispose of as they plea.e.
December lG, ls47. 13t