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The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15
The Reveiusien-Atns--O Of Car.
Iyie-Characsers Of the Members OF the
Provincial Ssovernmens, &c.

On first page We have collected much there
which We think worth reading. Views of the
English press-of THOMAS CARLfLE--charac-
tiers Of the Provisional Government, &c. There
are, too, illustrations Of, and tributes to the
brave artizans of Paris, and views Of Louis
conduct and character from Tory and Liberal.
An hours attention 10 these matters will not
be time thrown away.
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a Rival 10 ChuoroCsrA.

A new agent for producing insensibility to
pain has lately been discovered in Norway, and
has been tried with much success in Christians.
The Morgenbald states that II consists Of sui
Phate of carbon, which may be obtained in
abundance from cha-coal with very little trou-
Bile, and alta small cost. II is employed in the
same way as chloroform, tie place Of which, il
will, probably, soon take. The discovery was
made by M. Herald Thaulow, an apothecsry In
Chrisiiana.
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A witty Dedication.

Mrs. COwden Clarke has Just published ,
volume of proverbs from the works of Shsl.
spesre. She dedicates the work to Douglas I.,-
rold in the following style:-"To Douglas Ter
rold, the first wit Of the present age, these Pro.
verbs Of Shakespeare, the first wit Of any ave.
are inscribed, by Mary Cowden Clarke. Of 4,
certain age, and no wit at ALL
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15
Good Words

Put down in thy thoughts, reader, the true
saying Of Archbiship Leighton. II thou dost,
they will serve thee many good turn. lie
says
''Good words will do more than hard speech
es; as the sunbeans, without any noise, made
the traveller cast off his cloak. which all the
clustering Of the wind could not do, but made
him bind it the tighter.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15

II is useless to go into details Of the new.
from this country, or the specuatOns Of Wi
ters there. We are TO have peace. We cannot
carry on the war longer, nor is Mexico ahl. 10
proIong it. We shall have peace. thank tioJ.
and long, long may it be it shall b, broken
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15

Louis Philippe forbade the circulation of
Punch in France. LANARrISE seeks an inter-
view with its Editor, DOUGLAS JERRoLD. The
Monarch feared the barbed wit of the English
reformer; the Republican courts his advice and
aid.
Well--Punch, of course makes merry over
Louis fall! How could he do otherwise lie
loves the masses-hates despotism-is mighty
preacher Of iiberalism-a glorious lover Of his
race. He feels that the bad man is an impos-
tOr-degrades himself-helps to degrade all
and, in very love, he spares him not. He knows
that the good man is but part o, himself; as he
does more for humanity, better than he, better
than others; yet is, after all, but reflector OF
what each one may attempt, of what most may
do. He deals, therefore, iron blows on all sham
open, with clean hands their gaudy garb, and
makes bare their corruption, as he tolls sturdily
for real men, whatever their lot, or station
catching their purpose, enforcing it, and with
sweeping and condemned wit, lashing every
foe who would abuse, falsify, or destroy them.
Thus does he talk and sing:
RomInee of Hisfory-who would have
thought that the looming man" would have
been Louis Philippe.
"Se Commencement de Ia FiR."-AII that is
now left Of the French "Nobilitie," is the mi.
tial syllable "No." A bad beginning but a
worse end.
A Cat may LOOK at King-This is a very
ancient maxim; but, if Kings do not take care,
it will become obsolete, for though it may be al
ways true that cat may look at a king, the
time may come when cat must look very sharp,
indeed, 10 find one. We hope, nevertheless
that a cat may enjoy the privilege Of looking al
aQueen and that the feline animal may through
out the whole Of its nine lives, have our own
Victoria to look upon.
The lost Game
AT cards sly and an old man played
With a nation across the sea.
And oaths were taken and bets wers made
As to whose the game should be.
They played so long, and they played so well,
IL was difficult 10 scan,
If the sly old man should the people "sell,"
Or the people the sly old man.
The people were flash of clubs and Spades
And played AS if in despair;
And diamonds he had, in all their grades,
But never 'hea-t' was there.
The last heat came of the game sing.
And the people played pell-mell
But the old man Lost, tho he played the king
For he played the 'knaye' as well.
The three Glorious Days Of Prince louis Ma
poleon.
Feb. 26th. left London for Paris.
9th I raacl al p.r,,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15

The subscription books Of the ARgio-Saron,
published in New York, having been stolen,
the Editors are compelled to discontinue its
publication until the first of the ensuing month.
They request their subscribers to forward to the
"Angis- Saron, Nep York." their names. place
of residence, and state at the same time, tie
number, up to which they thisk their subscrip-
ton has been paid %
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15
Mosey aud Nlanuers.

In case, tried at WaIsingham, England, a
boy was Intercepted by the jadge-"Do you
call Mr. Hall master2" "No," replied the boy.
"Then do You call your brother master9" said
the Judge. eyes, sir, when aw gans for my
pay"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15
Frunce.

See notice of debate in the House and Senate
on the resolutions offering our sympathy with
France. This will be found interesting and in
structive.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15

A celebrated philosopher was accustomed to
say, "The favors Of fortune are like steep
rocks, only eagles anil creeping thiass mount
tho summit
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-04-15

The county Treasurer Of Cincinnati has fur
nished the Gazette of that city with the aggre-
gate amounts paid in several years, which in
cluces the total receipts of the County Tressu-
~, for direct taxes, licenses, &C., the year end
ing in June of each year:
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The e.encrnI-.

The charges against Gen. Scorr, are with
drawn, while addressing the Court, the PIesi-
dent interfero'l, and The Judge Advocate read the
following letter;
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caps, and shout aloud iQI yey joy and in tAe
esr of monsrchs binder ..ssthst libety mus "
ours, We viii have IT. l. FTanre thriy ing,
then! Put the question, readfr, to thine oun6rt
ter nature. Let NE answefeome from that, xad
thou wilt aver, '.sye, she isthriying npbly grand-
ly" Thou wilt say with the glorio,Is young oct
LowFTI.+ W4 t8 s& ~r4
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Is here no triumph Nay, what though
Tn. yellow i,iocd Of tfaie meanwhile should
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liberty, their children will. First to Texas,
then to the Rio Grande, &c. &c. ] have san
guine hopes Of living to see the day of univer-
sal freedom; but Iwish it recorded that behold
il through the bright vista of the future"
The question presented by our friend, in the
first part of the above extract, has nothing to do
with the Wilmot Proviso. 1t is this-whether
slavery can be created in a territory belonging
to the United Ststesl Congress cannot do il.
This our friend admits, as the whole country,
nearly, admits Who then can? The settlers,
says our correspondent But what are they 7
Occupiers simply of the land belonging to the
United States. The Supreme Court Of the
United States, every Southern Court, says,
through decisions repeatedly made, and often
cited by us, that they cannot do it. We quote,
for the present, simply, from Kentucky author
ity. 2. A. X. Marshall, p. 467.
Slavery is sanctioned by the laws of the
State, and the right 10 hold slaves under our
municipal regulations is unqnestionable; but we
view this as a right, existing by positive law, of
a municipal character, without foundation In
the law Of nature, or the INV rite n and common
law. - t.t''I-.f tf.-rtf
In other words, all the Courts, Federal and
State, unite in these two propositions, that sla-
very can only be created by positive law, State
law, and establish these propositions, that
neither Congress. nor the people of a territory
can create the Institution.
IL our friend doubts on this point, let him
ask, how Kentucky passed the law of 1889 !.
That forbids the bringing of slaves into the
State. By what right' IfSlaveholden may 70
where they please with their property, il they
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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-02-10

The immedis,s Cause Of Ague aud Fever, Chills
and Fever. and fssers generally, is the tfiluy,a
OF mid,rIa arising from deeaying vegetable sub
stances, end from auttid aud stagnsiinH waters
This Is esiden, from their prevailing 10 the great
est extent in low, marshy countries abounding
with slAgns,rd water add by their proving most
fatal in all low, matshy countries where most
heat and nioi-tate are combined.
They may also be oseaSion,d by oa,ing too much
unnpe ffus. BY "a poor wstery Diet damp houses.
esening dews, lying upon the damp ground. over.
istiggc, depressing passions. &c.
Persons Of a relaxed habit, who use unwhole.
tome diet, and take but little exercise, are usual
ly the first TO be takcn. Also. where tie inhshi.
iants Of a high country remove 10 a low one, they
are generally seized with lntermi,,,u: ftyers /,
snd 10 such the disease most apt 10 prove fatal,
u due precaution !, not taken 10 prevent II, But
no age, sex or constitution, however, are entirely
exempt hom It's attacks.
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Price 2J cents per Fox.
500 REvVAIsD!!.

I vii give Flee Hundf,d Dollars to any person
who viii produce. alta lees cost. better mote in.
nocent and more perfect cure for AouE AND fE-
VIA. or Chi'ls and Fever, than DIR. Murphy's
sugar-COatcd vc.tacble Anti-Tc-
vcr Pills. lsil! sl.ogise Tire Hundred ond
Fifty Dollars 10 any person who viii slow sin.
Gle e1sr - here any inJarioo. effects have attend
ed The Of these Pills. They are warranted Ia
all case. 10 erfe AGrr IsD fssrs, sE CmLts AND
ffsss, when taken according 10 Tie directions &C.
eomPsnying them.
WM. H. MURPHY. NJ ID.
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS
ON SALE AT THE WAREHOUSES or
TIE PEkIS COMPANY.

70 NEtI 70 2 ULs Uxs . y ~. -
The Teas mcntionrd Ia this Catalogue, arc Conc
up in quarter pound. half pound, and one pound
packages. the first OF aside wrapper is lead. III
second IS water proof paper. and the third OF out
side wrapper j. 81 chinc.e rice paper. The ooa.'
psny sell none but GOOD TEAS done up in this
superior manner. all of them Fr.~n in the most
ius arisni d,4tfies in China. ar Cogntfy d. al.
cfs may select as small quantity Of each kind ss
they like. and have them packed in one chest
These teas also como 10 i've pound packages
called 'qno'stons,' very convenient, hnciial
and portable shape
" Persons residing in any part Of the uni,ed
States OF CanAda can order sny OF the teas IN this
catalogue, by letter. IN qIanlities TO suit their
wiphe.. We pack them IN Chinese boxes aud de-
liver them TO the, Forwarding Merchant free from
charge Tor packing or ea'isge. The money should
always accompany tire order.
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Everybody takes Them.

nvERY BODY Is REALLY RUNNING To
III buy DIR. CIitS A. NANZtNDI~S ANTI.
BILIOUS, MISUNDERSTANDING PILLS,
Which are being disposed Of, ia inoredi bic quaint
ties, hourly. The sgents are sending them away
By BUSHELS.
an all directions, bat particularly the South and
West, where Bilious disorders aud their conse.
qucnces are more prevalent than elsewhere.
Tie southern aud western man suffers inordi.
natey from LiyEs COMPLAINT and biiousness;
bu, nov let them abandon torture aud cherish
hope, Tor with
THESE BEST OF FILLS,
no bilious affection can possibly exist. As these
p'lis are trade by regular physician, and as nu-
mcfoas certificates oil their worth are gwen by
well known clllzsna, no individual should doubt
until they try. The reasoning public cannot but
admit that this medicine was compounded upon
the principle tina, many diseases are founded and
dependent upon one chief onc---and that is
HliIOuSNEsS.
Iii generally received opinion nnw, that most
OF the sickness, treated c,UsFs, uHscr different
Titles, arc only the rrrGCTs uf onc principal ali
ment These effects cannot be removed unlcss
the evil IS torn away. DIR. Van u mdrs pills inva.
fIably strike at the subsistence. aud hence all the
palpable aud totmcn,iug shadows vanish. We
knos that The p,ejuIlces agsIns, advertised rem.
cdies are gtcat--,hanks to Interested physicians,
bl' how can thcy be relied on Louk at Their con.
foVefsies, ihe'r Discussions, aud Their Thousand
aud one different methods OF arriving al a single
conclusion. The widest differences prevail a.
mong The medical profession and each medical
professor eau tell yoa OF
LEGAL MURDERS
committed by some of his brother practitioners
Here We are at time when all sensible people
may be their own doctors We sulemny assuf,
our readers that the Anu Bilious Health acsora
i've itils VII cure aud prevent Liver Compant
a"u p'"ous Anec''ons, ana tlat from dlsofgan
'-s' 'o''u"'9'' Vi ''e iNe,' o1'aty apparatus elc
-, .','''Ss',S at'u Is"se'ous co'nP'aln's
some o. winch are Mania' thocmaiism, Cos!ive
~ ~, ySpspsla; As'''na' pfop-y. uoat' fettrS
~ No'''u LP'opuc r's' iikpoehon
ia' ~ 'O'' A"S.Vohs' seutNy' roa' > omaca
'to,ot 'u""''. 1oneh,. .oiIs' sore hroats
''' D'e1s'so % u,s TSo,on o. great intestine
a"u ~ hiap
'n'h's' ""he OF w"'eh are cured
~ '"paop"' anu 'eno'an.y prescribed o'
az a,o 'Ao'1 10 any o. '"use ''o"oles W
An ,o,.'."a ",'s '''u'e'nI a we on one aNet
"; ~, "a.a ~ s"','i h'a'n ana ne Ana VIVA
49, =, 'a'"o .',nou' Tue former
49, Suin' - ''''s' 'ae opportunity OIL hay
~ !, ca,, H., w., ,Nso.e"' anu oo..ali 's"eu,
~" ~ ~. ~ 'no"eh' notice no on
Or who Is ,eJsn,a@y "oa % oas,' es W warn p'ac'
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SYM PTOMS.

The symptoms Of feyers arc. generally, Pain
IN the Head and Loius, WEAKNESS Of the Limbs,
fswuing, Stretching, Cid1ness of the Head, Al.
letnae cts Of Heat and Cold /; the tongue becomes
White, snd the eyes aud skia frequently appear
yellow. In Ague and Fever there is sometimes
great sickness and vomiting, and - succeeded BY
Chllls aud violent Shaking afterwards the skn
becomes moist, and proiusc saca, breaks out.
which generally terminates the e., or pato,ysm.
Hut all the symptoms Of Fever vary according 10
The season oi the year, and The situation Of the
person attacked.
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DlHRDplDUS
FOR TAKING THE PILLS, TO
Cure .fsHe - EcEeT, on. Chiiis
and Epcer.

Any ,sse Of Ague and Fever, OF Chiis and Fe.
yer, may be speedily and cffecu,ly- cured. by us.
lag DR. MuRPUY'S SUGAR COATED VEG.
ErABLE ANTI FEVER PILLS, according TO
the following Directions.
Zach Box contain. abou, Thirty !rip, Piit and
Fire Of th,m are iello,o Sugar Coated Pagatiue
fhis, wrapped up IN piece OF paper, separate
iiom the Others, aud Designed to act as a mid
catharue, & cleanse the stomach aud bowels; and
grown person must take dos, 81 these soon as
The Fever goes oil. From 10 fee is a dose for
grown person: then commence taking the 9th.
era about eight OF ten hours before the usual time
iur the nott chill 10 come on, aud q grown person
must take Ira Pals at dose, every two hours,
until SIX doses have been iakcn--afterwatd,, TAX e
tiro Pills pight aud mornng for three or four
days Longer, and you will ind yourself etlectual.
ly cut,d. These Pills being coated with sugar,
renders them pleasan, 10 take, aud prevents all
The nausea usually attendant on taking other Pills
The desc for childfen from eight TO twelve
years old, should be haifthe quantity lor a grown
person, as above recommended. Those from iour
To eight years, one quarter of the quantity, and
younger children In propouion.--W When children
cannot swallow the Pills, they can be made into
syrup by dissolving them IN warm water, anc
sweeiening ii with sugar.
The diet. generally, should be light aud nour
ishIng, and such as ia easily dgcsled but in mil,
cases, no change from the usual mode OF Twins
| is necessary. The patient, however, should no
use any beer, ale, or porter.
I jas, received ut the Charlotte Drug Store, un.
| for fa'e by JAS. L. GlLMER.
! Charlotte, Sept. 9, l547.
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STATE or NOR7HCAROLINA,
cARARRrs COUNTY.
~ EQUI1Y-Aorember Term. ls47.
john n. Ingram

rs.
Wm. C. Means, Adrr. of Georee
Means. decd. John W. Means. Mar
Gus Means, Nathaniel NJ ans. Mary,
vie OF ..bgus johnson. Margaret,
wife Of Cornelius McRec, John s. Injunction.
Means. William Means. Charles i.
Means. Susan. wife of Samuel Law
ing, Isaac N. Alexander, Adam A.
iesander Chas. 4. Alexander. Mar
esre', wife of Moses W. Alssanicr.
William Means and JOHN Means
ct appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the Court.
III that Marcus Means Nathaniel Means. Mary
wife Of Angus Johnson. and Margaret wife OF
Cornelius Mci.ce. are not RESIDENT, Of this Sisie,
II is therefore ORDERED. that publication be made
IN The Charlotte Journal for siI weeks, that the
defendants, via Marcus Means. Nathaniel Means,
Msry wiie OF Angus Johnson aud Margaret wife
o. Cornelius Mclice, be and appear at the next
Court of Equity. 10 be held for the Comfy OF Ca
haftu., al the Conrt. house. in Concord the 9Th
Monday afer the 4th Monday in March, ieis--
and answer plsintis demand, OF Judgment VIII
be taken pro conesso az 10 them.
Wi,ness. X. W. Allison, Clerk sud Master OF
tic Court OF Equity, for Cabarrns County. the 9Th
Monday AFTER the iih Monday in September. is4T.
Il. w. ALLISON. c. H. T..
Piiat,t's Fee 81. Ct
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Slrer I,af--Seldun sold even by large deal
e,s. bceanse Of tho vefS small profits made lis
sale, THIS is ycty superior TIA.
Go'den Cheap Chop, plantation OF
garden growth. 81 80
Csidsn Chep.-Ibis is the fines, Green Tea
cultivated IN Chna. II is Of the first pickings,
snd cxecls ell other Green Teas Tor it. delicacy
Of lavor, ,,rencth and atoa,a. Heretofore this
Tea has never reached this eoust,y, esecp, in
small lots, a. presents TO importers
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P1h u s 0

eifhfr
Beedinr or Bliad. Er'anal or Internal
is the Determination Of and hs hasks Of
additional! Thousands uiH he oppressed.
READ THIS EVIDENCE HERE Of CURES.
Though it cannot give Tie saved one wealth,
1t gives Treasure far more glorious liEAtTn.
UsirFp STATES MARsnALs OfIcE, I
New York, December d, 1917. !
Messrs. Wyatt j keiehom;
Gentlemen - Under standing that YOU arc the
general sgcnis for the sale oil "Dr. Upbams We.
geiable Eleoluafy," for the cure of Piles, have
deemed it my duty TO volunteer recommends
iion in behalf OF that invaluable medicine have
been liillcied tor many years with Piles. and have
tried various remedies, bat with no beneficial ei-
fects. Indeed. began TO consider my sse utter.
" hopeless. But abou, the first OF Sepieober last,
1 was prevailed upon ty friend TO make a tria,
of tho above named medicine. ] took his sdvicel
and REFUGEE to say that | an no, only relieved.
but, as belive. perfectly cured, most ,arncsi-
ly recommend IT to ali who may have tho misior.
tune TO be fllictcd with that annoying ana dam
serous disease. Very respectfully orr obedlcnt
seryau' ELY MOORE.
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,


~ EQUIIY--NOrember Term, 1871.
John Belk and Thos. NJ. Bclt )r,,,;on e., .,,o
Allison BeIk and others. Of Land
III ! appearing in his case 10 the satisfaction Of
IL the Court. that Allison Belk and Mary Ann
Montgomery IRE not inhabitants OF this State, II
is therefore Ordered, that publication be made
for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal, notifying
said Allison Bglk and Mary Ann Montgomery 10
be and appear at our mex, Coud Of Equity, to be
held for tho County of Union, a, the Court house
in Monroe, on tho sixth Monday after tho fourth
Monday il March next, then aud there to plead,
answer, OF dcmuf TO said Petition, or /, will ba
heard OK pade as TO him.
Witness. Z. NJ. +. McCaulcy, Clerk and Mas
Ter Of our said Court at Office, the 2ud Monday
Of November, IN tho ia year Of our Indepcn.
dence, \. d., 1871
g. NJ. Z. McCAULEY, c. NJ T..
Dec. %. Printers Fee S5S. Ct.
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CHEMICAL AND ASSAY
Gy.NISEs

NtlE Subscriber uniforms the public that
u he has OPENED CHEMICAL ami
ASSAYlNG OFFICE, oae door north o: b, Oates
Dug Store tup s,airs) in the rooms, formerly oo.
eupied by w Johnston, Esq, where he is prsp''I
red TO Assay Gold and Siicer, and to AasaysI
Ores, Minerals, Maerai Waters, Soils, &c.
Tue subscriber believes that the wants of ,hs
portion Of the State demand such an establish
ment,
In the absence of the subscriber, DR.. F. W
Ross WI! take charge of any thing that may
le!t for analysis or assay.
d. ASBuRY.
Charlotte. Dec. Is, 1876. lltf
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NotIcr.-The genuine r,hsm'. Elee;usry has
his written Signature. thus JJ'A. upham, VI. ID }
The hand is also done with pen. Price 81 box.
Sold, wholesale and retail By WYATT & ksTcu
An, III Fulton street. n y and by Druggists
geneIsy Throughout, the Z. States AMI Canadas.
JAMES I. GlLMER,
Agent for Charlotte, n. C..
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NOTICE.

nm Ez:.l.s.. A L ,.., .A s,'. " ia a.:
kGlI ~ Taxes, will pease Do ne
SIfltsy1ss justice by paving up their
81 N&E& public dues. These failing
to do 50 must not compan
when the steps necessary to enforce compliance
with known duty are taken against them.
7. N. ALEXANDER, SlGf.
Charlotte. Noe. II, ls47. ~
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New Carriage Shop.
WILSON a. IIARTY

UUAyING established themselves in the CAR-
" RAGE MAKING BUSINESS in all ITS
Branches, 10 the shop on Trade Street. lew
Doors below II. u. Williams Corner. "fef ther
services TO their friends and the public eenefaIy:
They intend their work to be Us WELL DONE
n. FASHIONABLE snd NEAT and as CHEAP
a, can be done by any Shop in this section Of
country. :,
We wan, persons wishing any ihing in our line
10 give us cal.
REPAIRING done 10 order with despatch
Charlotte, January, lsiT. lOtt
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SALT A GOOD MANURE FOR CELERY.
A root and s.alk Of Celery ~elghiu.
Ia lbs. wihou, the leaves, aud measuring
IA inches in crcumfereacc, was exhibited
at recent meeting Of the Cincinnati llor.
ticultufal Society. Il was exhibited to
show the value o, salt as manure for this
plant, the geD.lemm sho raised the article
having expefimcuied by treating portion
Of his plants IN the ordinury way aud ma.
nuring part With salt. The former were
Of The ordinary siz, and quality, tho latter
being both Isfser and oi iioer flavor, Ct
which the speciaicn exhibited was an OK.
emplifca..oc.