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D1RNDYlDI1S
FOR TAKING THE PILLS, To
Care .IgHe s. Etter, or ChiiIs
and IfrPr.

Any ease Of Ague and Fever, or Chill. and Fe-
yer, may be speedily and eiIcc,u4ly cured, by us.
ing DR MURPHY's SUGAR COATED VEG.
EFABLE ANTI FEVER PILLS, according 10
the following Directions.
Zach Box contains about Thirty Fiu. Pill, and
Fire Of them are isliop Sugar Coated Purgatire
rus, wrapped up IN piece of paper, separate
irom the others, and designed 10 &C, as a mid
catharuc, 70 cleanse the stomach and bowels and
grown person must take dose OF these soon as
the Fever goes off. From to 6re is dose for
grown person then commence taking the 9th.
crs about eight or ten hours before the usual time
for the next chill 10 come on, and a grown person
must take fpo Pills at dose, every two bours.
until sir doses have been taken-afiersards IA ke
tnO Pile night and morning for three or four
days longer, aud you will find yourself efFcctual.
ly cured. These Pills being coated with sugar.
renders them pleasant TO take, and prevents all
the nausea usually attendant on tiking other Pills
The desc for children from eight 10 twelve
years old, should be halfthe quantity for grown
person, as above recommended. Those from four
TO eight years, one quarter of the quantity, and
younger children In proporlion.--W children
cannot swallow the Pills, they can be made into
syrup by dssolving them in warm water, and
sweeeniDg 1t with sugar
! The diet, generally, should be light and nour.
lshlng, and such as is easily dRcsted but in mild
cases, no change from the usual mode of living
+ is necessary. The patient, however, should mol
use any beer, ale, or porter
Just received at tn, Charlotte Drug Store. md
for sale by JAS. +. GI,NER
Charlotte, Sept. 2, ls47.
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Louisburg. Franklin county, North Carolnl.
The General Agen, Is fully prepared To appoint
sub Agents Wherever there is no branch Of the
Company; either on personal application or by
mai, post paid, The rapid sale Of these celc6ra.
tea pills, and The extraordinary cures they are
constantly eiiecing, render them, by far, the most
popular Plil Of the age. An Agency will consc-
quently lie very valuable.
The Gfae enbere Pills arc inconccivably supe.
rior 10 any ever before discovered. In all bilious
complains; in general arrangement Of the sys.
TEN; in all Disorders which result from bad state
Of the blood, these pills are a sovereign remedy.
In the class Of diseases called chronic, the Grae
fenberg Pills achieve their highest trinmphs-
Here they tefy all competition Entering with
IN the hidden recesses Of the system, they quiet,
ly but surely purify the blood, root out diseases
and give tone and ypor to the BODY
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INSTINCT OF PLANTS.

Hoarc, in his treaties on the riae, gives
a striking exempllhca,ion Of the is.linci
Of plants. A bone was placed in the strong
but dry clay OF a vine border. The vine
sent gu, leading or tap root, directly ihro'
the clay to the bone. Ia its passage lhro'
the clay, the main root threw out no fbres,
but when il reached the bone i, entirely CO.
vered it, by degrees, with the most DELI
cafe and minute fibres, like lace, each one
sucking a, pore in the bone, like litter
Of pigs Juggling a, their dam as she lies
down on the sunny side Of The farm yard.
On this luscious morsel Of marrow bone
would the vine continue to feed, as long as
any nutriment remained to be extracted.
Wha, wonderful analogies there are run
ming through the various forms Of animal
and vegetable creation, TO stimulate curl
osi,y, to crafty research, and, finally, tc
lead our contemplatlons from nature, in {
feeling Of reverence, up to natures God
As TO the vine spoken Of by Hoare, il
worthy OF remark that the root went ~
further than the bone, which II seemed t
have literally smelt out, as would hun
cry dog, in passing.-Philudelphia Sdta'
day Courier.
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| DR.LE ROYS'
PILLS,

4 T the same time tone and strengthen the syt
N TEN, open the ports, Get upon tho iirer. and
disehdrgs the stomach they rsmore all impsr-
ties, set suffering NOTHING ELSE TO IscsrEi and
thus necessarily they leave the digestive organs
healthy and vigorous. and the whole system a.
like free from debilitaton. iooseness or astringss.
cy. There Is but one way of acting medically
on the health, and that is through the blood, or
rather through the substances which produce The
blood, 50 that it shal be pure from the fountain
head. THIS is no new discovery. Al ages have
acknowledged that tho life is ia the blood or rsih
er that the blood is the life i.slf; and consequent
Iy that the state Of the bodily health 10 altogtih
CT determined by the condition Of the vital ant
II Is equally we'll known that Sarsapdriiia 10 b.
Tar the best purifier OF the blood that was cvef
discovered aud that, az q tonic, Wild Cherry 70
without a rival Still they were open 10 the great
objection oil all other toaics and purifiers, unh
Or. lie Roy discovered the mode OF 20 uniting
them. through the aid OF other substance, Is ~
annui all their evil conse luences. and leave nth
ing but, Their virtues active; for his Pills are
such hsppy combination of those great med-
cinai agents, that they possess the full and epllt
virtues oil both, unaccompsnied BY thu evils u
either and thus they at Tie same time purge ps
NY and strengthen; which makes them ice
most efficient of all medicines. and The only sss
ever known which Combines those 90 sinsulsrlI
opposite qualities of good
W fiiee 2S cents per bog. For sale BY d.
JAMES JAMES r. Git.aEs, Charlotte. and by PBurs
YoaE, Concord.
January 26, t54s I73n.
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.9GRfCULTUR.3L.
Hints for Spring.

With every year, tsays the Hallowell,
Me-, Gazette the farmer should grow WI
ser and improve upon past system and US
aye in the managing of his affairs. Al th's
dsy. such result is by no means diihcu't,
AS Is incontesliby demonstrated by the ex'
perlence of thousands, who have cast ASIDE
The old systems and gray.beard notions oil
the past, and adopted views more IN accor.
dance with the requirements OF natural
laws and wisdom Of the times in winch
they live.
Farmers who 10 not read cannot make
much pro. ess in Improvements but rather
tha reverse, aud he who regards the sour
ces of knowledge as having been exhaus-
ted 10 his forefa;her's day, will necessarily
,e,regfade rather than advance.
la getting in your more impor'an, held
crops, see tina; every thing is peIio!s,!mllsic.
timely, and i, e irhsration of the soil for a
crop, is very essential requisite, and one
that exercises a mighty influence through
all the subsequent stages Of lis growth.
No farmer would think Of planting one
bean or one kernel Of corn 10 hill: yet
he might as we'll do this as to plant the pro.
per sumber, and neglect to provide SUI.
ficient medium, or the nulriment requisite
10 secure their development and growth.
Plough well and deep, harrow thoroughly,
manure literally, and with proper attention
and care in after culture, there be little
doubt Of your obtaining good crop.
This Is a season when every economical
culturis. will be found attending to his own
business. There is much TO demand his
personal and undivided attention, for he
who relies upon the discrimination, fidelity
and judgment of helps" without accor-
ding his own attention 10 the details ofthe
farm, will necessarily lose much that be
might have saved. 10 The barn, in the sta.
bles, and in the fields, he should be recog.
nized as the Commander.in in. Chief" Re.
member that,
He who by the plough would thrive,
Himself must either hold or drive"
Procure the best seeds. Never plant or
SOW grains that have run out" or in any
way become deteriorated, even though you
should be compelled to pay double price for
other and better kinds. Make experiments,
and notice carefully the results; in this
way an observing farmer will acquire much
important Information, that will be ofprac.
teal benefit to him through life. Ia cross
ploughing, never permit the plough to run
deep enough the second time to disturb the /
inverted sward. This is practice snbver.
sve of all good farming, and ought there
fore, by no means to be INDUCED.
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81 MPTOMs.

The symptom. Of fevets are, generally, Pain
IN the Head aud LoIns, WEAKNESS Of the Limb,
Yawning, Stretching. Giddiness OF the Head. Al.
ternate FITS Of Heat and Cold the tongue becomes
white, and The eyes aud shin frequently appear
yellow 10 Aguc and Fever there is sometimes
great sickness and vomiting, aud Is succeeded by
Chll- and violent Shakng-aItetwatd. the skin
becomes moist, and proiuse seeat breaks out,
which generally crmins,cs the Fl, or paroIysm.
Bu, all the symptoms Of Fever vary according to
the season OF the year. and The situation Of the
person attacked
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CATALOGUE OF TEAS
ON SALE AT THE WARE HOUSES OF
THE PEkIN COMPANY,

- = 10 AND 70 FULTUN Ut, N. T.
The Teas mepIoned ia TINS catalogue, ale cone
up in quarter pound, half pound, and one pound
packages the frs, or inside wrapper is lead, the
second is water proof per- and the third or out
side wrapper is Of Chinese rice paper. The CON.
psny sell none but GOOD TEAS done up in this
superior manner, all Of them growl in the naosl
Ivsuri..s ss-ssiess fn CHM. u Country deal.
crs may select as small quantity of each kind as
they like. and have them packed in one chest
These teas also come in FIVE pound packages
called 'qncia,lons,' very consenient !aaoiial
aat pcr,sb'e shape.
" Persona residing in any part Of the United
S ates or Canada, can order any Of the teas in this
catalogue, by letter, in Quantities 10 suit lheir
wishes. We pack them in Chinese boxes and de
( liver them to the Forwarding Merchant free from
charge for packing or carriage. The moGey shouIc
J a!MAYs ACCOMPANY The order.
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PETER! PILLS.
of a letter fro

HNESTIMONIALS.- of letter from
IL DR.. Wanes of Philadelphia, Feb. 3, le4O :
Your Pills are the mdcst 10 their operations,
vet most powerful in their effects, of any that
have ever met with in practice OF eight and
twenty years. Their action on the chyle and
hence on the impurities of the blood, Is evident
y surprising"
Extract Of letter from DR.. Henry Hall, OF
Quebec. L. C., March 6, lSil For bilious te
vers, sick headaches torpidity Of the bowels, and
enlargement of the spleen, DR.. Peters Pills are
an excellent medicine"
For sale by all the Druggists in Augusta, Ham,
burg, and IN Charleston by P. NJ. Cohen. and IN
Charlotte BY H. B. & l.. S. Williams, }. F. Gil
mer, and I. J. lloon
DR.. SHERWOOD'S CELEBRATED MAG.
NETIC PILLS,
For the cure of Chronic Diseases Of the
Orguns and Limbs.
have used these remedies IS years, with a
success that justly entities them to the character
Of a specific, as they cured every case IN the first
stage of the disease, including tubercular con-
sumption, and grea, majority o. the cases in the
last stage.
The specific character Of tbes remedies is now
well known 10 a great number OF physicians IN
he Union many Of whom are now using them IN
heir practice, while others continue TO use, by
authority, the long acknowledged futile remedies
Of the schools, and consequently entail upon con-
iidiug families an enormous amount Of suffering
and bereavement.
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causes. Agricultural knowledge can in no
way be SO we'll disseminated, and expert.
ments SO well compared, as by ogriculIu.
raj societies."
NENOtice.

N Ii persons Indebted to the Estate OF VIM
A Carson, in sums over One Hundred Dol
lars, are required 10 come forward and either pay
the interest upon their debts or renew Their notes
And all dsbtors owing debts under the above sun
are required TO pay them off. All debtors mol
complying with this notice by the 10th day Of
April next, may certainly expect to be sued.
J.. ii. WILSON, Executors o
WIN. JOHNSON. { WIN. Carson
February 4, ls4s. iou .
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Cures are Constantly Effected

ny th'se pill', m cases where every other means
had utterly failed The most abundant proof of
this could be given, bu, trial of one box will
convince the patient. They can be ordered and
sent by mail, at rlflng expense. The price is IS
cents box Where tuo dollars p0rtA are ordered
and the MONEY remiited, The Company Dill pay the
Ostoge on the Pils. Remiances at the Com.
panys risk. Wherever there is no Agency Of tho
Company they can be ordered by mail
These Pills are taking the place Of all others
and no sick person should be without them.
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SI;s93SE
GREAT ARRIVAL.
80 Bushels OR 25 900 Boxes OF Dr.. Cor.
poN's FAMILY Pulls.

DoN's FAMILY Pulls.
HIHE vast and increasing demands for this
IL new and justly celebrated Medicine, aHf
the numerous cures they htfss ihsey have been in
poulaa0." Of Dyspepsia. Liver Complaints and
Bilious Diseases, with their well known atten.
danis, Sick Headache, &C. has induced the I'M
dersigned to make arrangements to receive their
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and would say
10 their numerous customers that they are pre-
pared to supply them, wholesale or retail, at New
York prices.
~ - per dozen, or Is cents per box.
By p. MELVIN COHEN, No. 10 Hayne ST.
u A full stock received by n. b. & l.. S.
Williams, and at J. +. Gilmer's Drug Store, aslo
for sale by I. j Holion. Charlotte, n. c.
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Dissolution.

HyHE copsrtnership heretofore eI us rs - -
Beaties Ford. under the firm OF ELmS u
WRITER'S, is this day dissolved BY mu'ua' con-
sent Of the parties concerned. a;,.
1, is our earnest desire TO close the outstanding
business of the concern as soon as possible, W. ~
hope. therefore. that all those who owe US WIN
come forward without delay and make settlement.
w.B. wITHERS will remain for time ~
the old stand to make settlements, where AL co"'
cerned will make early application.
We here take occasion 10 return our s'hcei'
thanks TO the friends and customers who nave %
literally pa,ronised us, and would solicit Tor ou'
successors, Messrs. II. II. Heller & Co. The sam'
generosity extended to US. ,,,ns
Beaties Ford, Feb 81, lSlS. 2oli
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r. Cheat and GrOsc Rich.
Pure Teas, at Hnnoe. r'ices'

Pure Teas. at Honest F'iceS'
n complete revolution has been the conse.
quence. Let consumers Of Tea every where looA
a, wha, We have done.
! l. We we're the first 10 send them Teas that
used to be called too good for them before.
e 2. We have driven out of the market vast
amount Of trash and introduced better class OF
Teas than has yet ever been cd. Importers OF
Tea often come to us 10 get for their own use, and
for their friends, the fine qualities they can lind
no where else.
B. We have reduced prices more than 25 per
cent both in Blst k and Green Teas. The whole
sale grocers say We running the trade, and call
US humbugs. This VIC have done already, and
now see what we are ready 10 do:
|. We will sell Teas by the single chest half
chest or IA 10. box, at the same prices that whole
ale grocers pay TO The importers when they buy,
by the hundred packages.
.. The wholesale grocer always allows only Is
or IA los. iare 10 the half chest. This is cheat,
We will allow, IN most instances, Is and 10 lbs
tare on the same.
g. We hereby undertake 10 sell every kind Of
Tea from sir TO trelre cents per ID. cheaper than
the wholesale Grocers do.
How can YOU do this 2" asks the country mer-
chant This is our answer: We are content with
per cent. profit instead OF 25 and SO per cent
Ia wholesale grocers.
An English importer lately boosted TO u that
he could make more money by sending bad Teas
10 the New York market than good Teas. We
are resolved TO overthrow this fraud, and nov call
upon agents in every town ir the United States
TO come forward and buy the Teas imported by
the Pekin Tea Company-and We pledge our.
Tves, that ii in six months they do not sell more
tea than the Oldest and largest dealers in the
own, we will give them our Tea without charge.
This is plain English, and cannot be misunder.
stood We appeal for testimony to the immense
success OF our Agents in every par! Of the United
States.
I AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY TOWN IN THE Usi
TED STATES, for The sale of these Teas, by which
they can make money, and confer benefit upon
The public by supply ing the pure article.
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Green Teas.

Sltp eaf-Seldum sold even by large deal.
eIs, because VI the very small profits made on its
sale. This is a very superior TEA.
Golden Cheap Chop, plantation or
garden growth 81 so
Golden Chop.-This is the finest Green Tea
cultivated in Chira. II s Of the frs, picklngs,
and excels all other Green Teas cor It's decacy
Of flavor. strength and aroma. Heretofore this
Tea has never reached tins country. excep, IN
small lots, as presents TO importers.
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All Bilious Complaints.

BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CONSIDERATION
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGUF, HEAD.
ACHE, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINTS,
RHEUMATISM, ALL STOMACH COMPLAL
MIS-, GREEN SICKNESS, &C., &C., yield at
once to these Pills. They purge away offensive
huuors, arrest the progress of disease, and at the
same time restore tone and yipor 10 the system
In cases of general arrangement of the health,
thew ire SOVEREIGN
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DIR. kUHL'S
M@D I g I II u s :
ReST0RER Of The BLOOD,

fon
cupoNyc AND OTHER DISEASES,
-,
~ Augo" H. i'f''
VI . -" h,xa ,;vcn entire satisfaction
io"' S ,hs tby,-iniun Mix
IN 'n's seeu - ,,ghIv snnroyed Of. i, has never
IlIs To- cure in every case. II sells like hoi
c,Lrs have never had enough to supply the
d.,,.ad w, will nle.se send me a large sup
riv az II ss soon as Won arrive At home.
~ Yours rcspec,fnllv.
CALIUN.
Milton DIrg Store.
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PERRY, August 10, ls45.

the confidence Of The Faculty, as all others, wh)
NAV have occasion 10 avail themselves oi is
benefits.
PERRY, August 10. ls45,
D. MITCHELL Dear Sir: The Isl
time ! saw your Eye Sdlye was a. W. J.
Chapin's here /, came, as vas lnioImed d,
on our COMMUNICATION, for The cure OF his
il.tie daughters eyes. ! had little couti
dence 10 lt--as | have 10 most o! the patent
medicines. BuIes the mos, popular modes
OF ireainen, and special remedies had VI.
terly failed 10 benefit tue little sufferer, |
consented 10 It's use, supposlng that II II did
no good il would do no hurt. II was a
case Of severe Scroluous Ophthalmy Of
both eyes. The eve balls and lids we're all
very much inhamed. Your Eye SaIve sa'
used. Immediately it acted like a charm
In few days perfec, cure was elected
This was sometime last wInter. Snce tina
have used your SaIse gfea. many times
with the happIes. results. 10 my hands !
has speedily cured recent Inflammation o
the eyes and also that which had resisted
all treatment from one 10 FIVE years. NJ,
presen, opinion is, that, as TO convenience
time, safety, and certainty, ii pery far sur
passes all the SaIses and Eye Washes Q
which | have any knowledge.
; Respectfully,
z. W. JOSLYN, NJ. ID.
For sale IN Charlotte by II. B. & l.. S. Wi
7 lams, J. +. Glliner, aud I. J. Holton. snd e
/ sale in all the country stores through the Sou,
and West.
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uITCHELL's EYE sALyE.

The following Certificate from Doct Joslyn, Of
the regular practice, will satisfy every liberal
minded individual that Mitche's Eye Saiye s
no quaek preparation, but is entitled, as"e.! 70
the confidence Of The Faculty, as all others "h)
may have occasion to avail themselves ii is
benefits.
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PERMANENT SCHOOL.
ALExANDRIANA AoAD Envy.
MeeklsnJurg county, N. e., ~ Mules no'mg
s. d. WHARTON, PRISciPAL.
Rsy. II. b. CUNNINGHAM. RECTOR.
gu,HE fifth Session of this Institution WI
commence on the first Monday IN January
next. under the superintendence Of the above gen
tlemen. The course of studies adopted Is such
as TO prepare pupils for admission to The junior
Class in any of our Colleges. Its location Is Is
pleasan, and healthy. and as far removed from
oil causes of dissipation, as any in 'h" section o.
the State.
Terms.
Boarding, including washing, fuel and al ga
lights, per month,
Tuition.
Writing. Arithmetic, English Grammar @ 90
and Geography. per .ess. of months,
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy, | = OO
Rhetoric. Logic. &c.
Latin aud Greek Languages, IL W
December %. 1877. II.
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BLACK Teas.

Poucbong, good, uli flavor, IS
" fine, Sc
Sc very superior, IS
souchong, good, IS
'' extra fine, 50
Oolong sirong- flavor fine, so
OoLonc.-Thls tea is great fayorite and gives
universal satisfaction.
Very fine, SO
Extra fine, one ID. and half ID. ca,,y., IS
Ne Plus Ultra, so
Ne Plus Ulra.--Ths tea is as sweet and fra.
grant as a nosegay. 1t yields perfume that is
truly delightful. 1t is Of garden growth, and su.
peror to any thing Of the kind ever sold in this
country.
English Breakfast Tea, fine, 50
extra fine, 62 l.2
Howquas Mixture. strong and rich
black Tea, Pekoe, flavor, Is
Congo, good, 81 i.2
very fine, so
1 Pekoke Flowers, good. 81 10
garden growth, so
! Besides the above we expect daily frcm China
several splendid chops Of Tes, exclusively i'm
ported by the Pekin Tea Company. and which we
intend To copyright TO prevent trickery. Let
our agents get ready.
W Editors and Publishers of Newspapers in
the United States, Canada, West Indies, &c, who
VIII give Tue above Is Insertions in their respec.
i've Journals, including this notice, will be paid
Tor the same IN any Teas they may choose to Sc.
lect IRON Inc above Catalogue at the prices there
named, and by purchasing of the Company twice
The amount oil their bill, which they are at lber.
~ 10 dispose OF as they please.
December 10, l647 49,
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The Cracfcnburg Vegetable
En.h1Ss
10000 boxes soideach and eve
nv week.!
The Graelenburg Company
Col. WM. JONES,

EfEREBY give notice that their General A
~ gent Tor the Sate Of North Carolina is
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II person has ,uborcular
disease requiring these rem
edi.s, more or less tenderness
viii be fel, on applying pres
sure with the thumb on the
gsngIcns ofthc spinal nerves
in the intcrvertebrai spaces
a long eleh side Of The spine
Any person Of common sense
can determine this fact. il
is no matter whether there
sre one or more places whore
tenderness is found, or one or
more organs or limbs are dis
BASED, or which organs OIL
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z. W. JOSLYN, N. ID.

For sale IN Charlotte by II. B. & l.. S. Viii
liams, J. F. Gilner, aud T. J. HoI,on. ADD FOR
sale in all the country stores through the South
AID Mexi