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E'hts unis; setting
Multitude Of the Ieadln,
sequent to the fall
Louis Philippe:
/. The Duke Of Der.
~, son Of Charles X.
2. Marries a foreign
(sicilian) Princess.
8. From this marriage
springs an heir. male,
10 the crown.
A. W hose father. the
Duke Of Berry. dies us.
sassinated.
5. On the thirteenth
of February. 1890.
b. During year precc.
ding the fall of Charles
X. lle29,l bread rises TO
an exorbiiant price : |
franc, 81 cents.
I. Retrograding cour
SO of the Government,
aiier the brilliant hopes
which lad been enter.
tanned. induces the frien
ds ofiheir country 10 ad
dress advice TO II rela.
live TO the crisis about
10 ensuo.
). These coGnsels are
disdained by the Exec.
ulivc.
8. Discourse of the
crown, containing bit.
ter aud offensive words
against the Opposition,
session Of le26
10. Results ia the
protestati0n OF 22l DC.
puiics.
ii. Capture Of the
Dey Of Algiets.
IL. Ordonnances Of
the 2jth July, annul.
ling the liberty Of the
press.
Is. These ordonnan
ces give rise 10 rlotous
ossemblages on MONDAY
evening, in which the
papers are loudly read
and commented upon.
These meetings are a
species Of preface 10 the
Revolution about TO bre
ak forth on the morrow.
H. The ordonnsnces
are revolted against, ard
the power falls into lht.
hands Of the insurgents.
Is. The combat lasts
3 days-the 9th. 2slh
and 29lh July, 1880
II. Commenc ng or
Tuesday and ending on
Thursday.
Il. The people gain
the victory over the roy.
al troops.
IL The gen d'armic
is the frs, TO presen, it.
self at the combat. and
succumbs.
10. II is disbanded.
90, The royaI invio
labill,y,as proclaimed il
the charter of lsl4, he
comes a laughing stock
81. Charles X. is de
throned at the age Of II
-. In July, the month
of tho Duke Of Orleans
death.
%, lie sbdicatcs in
favor of his grandson,
tue Duke OF Bordeaux,
ten years Of age.
~. 7 he Duke Of Dor.
deaux lie presented as
King
25. lie is refused, with
the reply thai, il is too
late.
&c, A Provisional Go.
vernment is established.
81 The royal family
is obliged to fly from
France.
%. And adopts Eng.
land as lis place ofes lie.
80 Two days after
the Revolution, a fear.
iul tempest, accompani-
ed by thunder and light
ming, breaks out.
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~ Notice.
M Administrators Notice

A IL persons indebted TO the estate OF Joseph
IA McGnnls, deed, are requested TO come for.
ward and make payment; and those having
claims against the estate, 10 present them, duly
authenticated, within the time prescribed by law
or this Jtice will be plead in bar of their re eovery
c. B. McGINNIS. 3D.
j. IL. MeGlNNlS. Nu"''s'
MAY 81, lS4S. 33tf
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a OST, or was stolen from the subscriber on
e. the 2ith ultimo, in Charlotte, large calf
skin POCKET BOOK. containing surdry iudg.
monts, notes, and receipts. All persons are here
by orewarned trading for any judgments given
TO me as an tiilcer or notes made payable to me,
after This date, unless endorsed by me. reward
OF Ten Dollars will be given for the Pocket Book
aud papers-and as the papers cannot be of SER
vice 10 any one but myself if it las been s,olen, it
is 10 be hoped that the person taking the pocket
book viii pace it in situation 81 that can get
again. 4. r. PORTER.
May 10, ls43. 3l,f
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Va DR., B1ynlon's scientific lectures a
the Franklin Institute, age oi highly IN
,ercstlug character. We dropped IN on
Thursday evening Of last week, aud spent
two hours mos, pleasantly and protlIably
The Doctor stated a fact, IN reference 10
the magnetic needle, entirely new TO u.s.
lie said that II had been ascertalned, that
II needle, properly poised, were carried
round the earth IN the direction of the e.
auator, It would revol,c on us longitudinal
or longest axis once while making the rev,
o4ution. And the doctor expressed It MS
his belief, ,ha, by guaging the magnetic
needle properly, aud thus marking the pro-
gress of lis revolution, Longitude at sea
nigh, be readily accurately Determined
Saturday Ere. Post.
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IDR. lie ROYS
IEGEY.KBEE
Universal Pills.

AXE A STRENGTHENING, PURGATINE
AND A PURIFYING TONIC.
These Pills are universally acknowledged by
all who have used them, to be Pleasant, Safe,
and certain Cure for Bilious Fevers Fever aud
Ague, Liver Complaints, Sick Headache, Jaun.
dice, Indigestion, lmpurity of the Blood Cutane.
Gus Diseases Nervous Irritation, Languor, Hab.
tual Costivensss, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia,
Piles, Collie. Worms in Children, Female Com
plants, and IN all Diseases arising from Torpid
Liver or Impure Blood, and they are beyond all
comparison the best of all known specifics for the
OF that class of diseases for which the Mcdi-
cal Faculty have for years united in prescribing
the celebrated
Sarsaparilla and Wild Cherry,
Which are the two principal ingredients Of DR..
LIE Roy's Pills and are SO combined with other
valuable Remedial Agents added to supply GER
tain sanatlve properties which both arc deficient
of that the whele compound furnishes the safest,
most effective, most apret able, and most perfect
Tonic and Aperient Medicine ever offered to the
public.
As an Anti.blous medicine. no family should
be without them. A single trial is more satisfac-
tory than thousand certificates.
BE careful TO ask for Dr. lie Roy's Vegetable
Universal Pills, and take no other.
u>Prce IS cents per box. For sale by Dr..
JAMES F, GiLnER, Charlotte, and by PBiFxs 4
YORK, Concord.
JANUARY 90, ISIS II 3n.
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THE FALL OF KINGS.
CHARLES X.-LOUIS PHILLIPE

EHAkLEs A.-LOUIS PHILIPPE.
A friend has furnished for the B,ilimore
American, the following interesting paper,
translated from the New York Courier dcs
Flats unis; setting forth the striking 81.
Multitude Of the leading events prior and sub.
sequent to the fall of Charles X. aud OIL
Louis Phillinnn.
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STATE OF NOR1HCAROLINA,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term, ls4S.
Leroy Springs
rs. Original Attachment.
Tho II. Alexander.
Levied in the hands Of Brem 4 Alexander and
them summoned as Garnishee.
n appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
d that the defendant resides beyond the limits
of this State Therefore ordered by the Court, tina.
unless said defendant appears and replevies at
the next term of said Court, 10 be held for said
county, at the Court House in Charlotte, on the
Alb Monday in July next, judgment by default
will be rendered against him.
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk of said Court at
Office the 4lh Monday in April, A. D. ls4s.
b. OATES, Gee.
April L.. Printers Fee S53. t37
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80. The Ministers of
Charles X. are publicly
accused.
81 The chief Of the
family dies en- a foreign
soil,
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cSeiiis piihf atiG sud-
If Charles X. and Of
| I. The Duke of Or.
leans. son of Louis PHI.
iippe.
2. Marries a foreign
| Mccklenberg lam Prin.
cess.
3. From this maria ge
springs an heir, male, to
the crown.
4. Whose h,her. the
Duke Of Orleans. dies
b. accident.
D. On tho thirteenth
Of July, lc22.
8. During year pre-.
cedlng the fall Of Louis
Philippe. bread rises TO
an exorblisnt price lst
April, ! franc, 81 csnts.
, 7. Retrogradlng cour
sc Of the Government,
after the brilliant prom
ises which had been
made, induces enlight
ened men TO address
counsels To ii relative 10
the crisis about to ensue.
&. These counsels are
disdained by the Execu.
tive.
>. Discourse of the
crown, containing bit
Ter and offensive words
againrt the Opposition,
(session of ISIS
/ 10. Results in the pro.
testa,Ion Of a large mum.
! Der OF Deputies.
II. Capture of Add.
81. kader.
IL. Ordonnance"of the
prefec, Of police. adver.
fused on the 2ls, of Feb.
ruary. annulliDg the lid.
erty of the reunion.
10. This ordinance
gives rise 10 fiotous as
semblages on Monday
evening. in which the
papers are loudly read
and commented upon.
These assemblages arc
a species Of preface TO
ihc,Revo!ution about to
break forth on Tie NOR
row.
IA. The orjonnance
is revolted against, and
the power falls into tho
hands Of the insurgents.
10. The combat lasts
; days-the 22d, 23rd,
and 2l,h Feb'ary, IL IS
l6. Commencing OF
Tuesday and ending OF
Thursday
i II. The people tri
umph over the troops.
Is. The municipal
guard is the first to pre-.
sent itself at the combat
and succumbs.
10. II is dlsba nded.
90. The royal invio
labllity,a as proclaimed il
. Ito charter of 1890, be
J.. cones a laughing stool
! 81. Louis Philippe
dethroned at tho age q
%, In Feb lary. Ia
month OF the Duke o
Berry's death.
%. lie abdicates in
favor Of his grandson,
the Count of Paris, ten
years of age.
~ Tie Count Of Pa
RE 10 presented as hing
25. lie is refused, with
the reply that 1t is too
| late.
&c. A Provisional Go.
vernment is established.
81. The royal family
is obliged to fly from
Franco.
%. And adopts Eng
land as its place of exile.
30 On tie day of the
18th of February. at .
O'Clock in the afternoon
a fearful whirlwind and
tempest, accompanied
by thunder and light
ulug, arose.
80. The Ministers of
Louis Philippe are pub,
hcly accused.
81.
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STATE OF NOR7HCAROLINA
CABARRUs COUNTY

~ EQtHT-Sprine Term, 1913.
Richard hing rS. Archibald Morrison and George
c. Marvin.
this case il appearing 10 the satisfaction of
~ the Court that the defendants arc not iphab.
lian,s Of this State, IL is ordered By the Court iha,
utilization BE- made for SIX weeks IN the Charlotte
Journal, that the said Archibald Morrison and
George {. Marvin appear al the mex, term Of
this Court, 10 be held for the county Of Cabarrus,
at the Courthouse in Concord. on the 9Th Mon.
day alter tie An Monday in September next. and
answer PLAINTIFFS demand, or Judgment will be
taken pro confesso.
Witness, r. w. Allison, Clerk and Master in
Equity. for Cabarrus county, the 9Th Monday uf
ter the 4:h Monday in March A. D. le45.
X. W. ALLISON. G. & W. E.
May 81. lsiS. Printers fee s. G2! i3l
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A fellow tried to play the ghos, few
nights since in Cincinnati, by winding a
sheet around him; but, he ny caught, was
beaten so severely tina, i, is feared no VIII
become ghost ia earnest.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

MECLLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
prii Tern, lSiS.
rs, $, ohsinal Attachment.
Tho. II. Alexander.
Lev Cd in the hands Of Brem & Alexander and
them summoned as Garnshee.
1T appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Court,
II that the defendant resides beyond the limits
of this State Therefore ordered by the Court, that
unless said defendant appears and replevies at
the mex, term of said Court. to be he'd for said
county, at the Cour.E House in Charlotte, on the
4th Monday in July next judgment by default
will he rendered against him.
Witness, Brady Oates. Clerk of said Court, at
Office, The Alb Monday in April, A. d. lS4S.
b. OATES, ccc.
April II. Printers Fec $50. t37
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"The human mind" says Marriott,
+" walks in England; it skips and capers in
France; it plods and gropes in Germany
in Italy il scars"
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STATE OF NORTH.CARoLINA.

- "A IL Of -NCh II. I ihOLISA,
HECkLENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, 4.
pril Term, l64S.
r. +. Davidson & Co.
Us. Original Attachment.
Tho II. Alexander.
Levied in the hands OF Brem & Alexander and
them summoned MS Gernebee
q appearing 10 the satisfaction of the Court,
II that the defendant resides beyond the limits
of this State, Therefore ordered ~ the Court that
unless said defendant appears and rcpleyes at the
next term of said Court, 10 be held for said coun-
ty, at the Court. House in Charlotte, on the 4,h
Monday in July next, iudgmen. by default will
be rendered against him
Witness, Braly Oates, Clerk Of our said Court
al otiice, the 4tii Monday in April, A. D. 1919.
l.. OATES, ccc.
May IT, Printers Fec s5q t57
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STATE OF NORIH.CAROLIN4,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Court ri Pleos and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term, le4S.
Elijah G Morris
rS. Original Attachment
Tho H. Alexsnder.\
Levied in the hands OF Z. ". Alexander and Sam.
uel 7. Alexander and them summoned as
Garnishee.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
IL that the defendant resides beyond the limits
Of this State, IaertfDre ordered Ly the Court, that
unless said defendant appears and replevits at
the next term of said Court, to be held for said
county, a, the Court House in Charlotte, on the
4'h Monday in July next, Judgment by default
will be rendered against him
Witness Braly Oates, Clerk of said Court, at
office, the lth Monday in April, A. d. ls4S.
BOATES, ccc.
April II. Printers Fee S5S t37
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Is. These ordonnan
ces give rice 10 riolous
ossemblages on Monday
evening, in which the
papers are loudly read
and commented upon.
These meetings are a
species OF preface 10 the
Revolution about TO bre
ak forth on the morrow.
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Trv NOussel's Zmtoersal
s II AVN q OR = A M.

SfndH qudfViticS SiNCu "i'Hout Shdf Sc'
ia Chesnm ST., PHILADELPHIA.
VrHlS new and splendid article, a its name de-
a notes, is prniessed t. be superior to any Sha-
wing Cream in the United States or Europe. II is
unsurpass. d for beauty, purity and fragrance, tho
somewhat analogous 10 Gurrain's Ambrosial
Cream and other similar compounds. II far sur
passes them all by the emolient pasty consistency
Of its laher which softsns the beard 10 render
shaving pleasant and easy. 1t further possesses
the advantage over the imported article, in being
freshly pWPned no skill being wanting IN its man.
ufacture. Z. Roussel having had many years eI-
perience in the celebrated Laboratory Of Lsuguf,
Peue ct Fills, now Rensud & Co., of Paris.
Besides being the best. il is the cheapest article
for shaving; /; II is elegantly put up in boxes, with
splendid steel engraved labels.
Price s. per dozen, or 379 cents for single box,
TO shave one year. Il is also sold al 81 SO per lb
or I23 cents per o., so that gentlemen eau have
their boxes filled at EUGENE ROlSSEL'S,
Wholesale aud Retail Periumey and Mineral Wa
ter Esiablishment ia ChssDut Street,
Dec, -, le4e.-- ILtDELPHA.
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Dhs LIB RDVsS
Vegetable Universal Pills.

The only kno,cn Medicine that at the same time
purges purifes and strengthens the system.
LosnoS. July 7, ls46.
nR. lie ROY'S Pills are q new medicine
~ which has Jnst appeNed, and is fast taking
the places f all others Of the same class These
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tw" Winc'pa' ONES are Sar.aparilla md Wi,d Cher
", 80 united that they act together; the one,
through its admix'ure with other subs tseces, pu.
rifying and purgine. while the other is strengthen
ing the system. Thus those pills are at the same
time tonic and opening; a drsuiera,um Icne and
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fore discovered. In other words they do the work
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dehilits,ion, and followed by no re- action. Dr.
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blood they not only purify without weakening it.,
bu they 'enove all u'xhus particles from the chyle
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dehilitsti"n, so there is or sickness at.
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dcine-. which never strains Of tor,ures the aices
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them 40 not become pale and emacisted, hut the
contrary; for while il is the property Of the Ssrsa
psrs, united as il is with other ingredients, to
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Third. South side,
PH I L A d e L r H a,
g. Wholesale Dealers I'm

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SOMETHING NEW!
YNHE Subscribers have tn exr u>ive right Of
i vending J. NJ. THATCHER'S
Hot Blast Hot Air Cooking
~HOD~E0

in the counties Of Northumberland, Columbia and
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already, they expect to 40 large business. This
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and on the only principle that IN make both =
good wood and coal stove. The inventor has
all the difficult thai frequently belong u
other stoves. He has hy his arrangement, CON
s'ructN1 br"ilins OJOven In front, where.
in hroilng roasting, trying or baking may he done,
and all the smell tha, arises ,hereiIom must pass
into the combusti!le chamber, AMI is not a, all
thrown out into the rnom ~ Besides this, there
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done as well as II can I've in the common brick oven
This oven is ALWAYS fit for u.e when the stove is
heated, as the whole draughl of hot air passes a.
round il constantly.
Public attention is particularly called 10 this
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lishment in North D.nvle, AT the Ign of the Co.
'umhis Tan shop, and n, the foundry of Rohrhach
& Clement in Sunhury, where its particular quail,
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The Subscribers continue to have on hand all
kinds Of parlot stoves such as radiators cylenders
fancy and plain, suitable for all who may favor us
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The undersigned. having seen in operation the
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MOUNT VERNON
G!k
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S00
95 North I'd ST., bet. Arch e. Race sts.,
PHI a d e I p d ia.
DRADY Il PARKER respectfully inform their
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give them cali. BRADY Il PARKER.
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BANM NOTE List.


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'ennsyivania Bank Mites. The most implicit re-
lance may he plsccd upon it. as Il is every ioeek
arrf'lly compared with ard corrected from Bick.
aeu's Reporter.
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