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MEDICAL COLLEGE,
A.o az CILST,O A[HONSE NTR EET Ne q

MEDICAL COLLEGE,
No. SO CUSTO.MHO USE STREET, ". D.
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY-No PAY REQUIRED
i UNTIL CURE EFFECTED-Pnvate Diseases cured in
few days by regular physician without other
poisonous medicines at No. SO CUsTOMHoUsE STREET
New Orleans, Louisiana. -,
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention of those afflicted with
any of forms of certain Disease to his general adve
tsement in another column The treatment adopted by
him that which has the approval the most
Surgeons OF Paris London and New York and its unve
sal has proved beyond doubt that permanent
for the of constitutional syphilis, gonorrhGa
strctue enlargement of the PROSTATE glands diseases
duced by certain solitary practice etc etc. now be OBJ
tanned moral certainty, if application be made to those
whose intelligence skill and experience can be relied ON
Since Dr. Mullen opened in this city, all the many
single exception. Some of these of years standing.
One remarkable of structure 30 old has been cured
the surprise of the patient The gentleman (whose
spectabity known the citizens of New Oreans)
hand and (by his permssion) be referred to- Dr. MS
treatment of structure not known South of New York.
His treatment of gonorhea and gleet the perfect
discovered 1t the shortest safest and sures The
patient takes cOpaiva cubebs turpentne other
Doses but obtained two days without
pan inconvenience change of diet E No pay unless
cure is effected within the time named.
1MPOTENCY.-Young men Others who, by sexual ex-
self pollution, have brought themselves any
indulgence of the passions, such premature impo-
ency involuntary seminal emissions, general debility
or constitutional arrangement, consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he offers them perfect The
stretest secresy observed.
DR.. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No. So
Customhouse st. BENJAMIN MULLEN M ID.
eV Remember No. IS Customhouse st. mis- If
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p,c C0EEEE-HOUSE FOR SALE
A TICAfUNECOFFEE-HOIJ sifnafaj o,.h
acconni s dong splendid business FOR SALE on a
business ForstsnS wdSnng to engage in other -
paper, ~ 'eias' apply 81 the office Of this
30 If
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GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN

most medcpe taken for female weakness and disease
using few bottles of this medicine many severe aad paInu
surgical opefptions may be prevented
GREAT BLESSING TO MOTHERS AND CHILDREN,
It is the safest and most effscua medicine purifying
birth discovered CITIZENS both the motef and Sf the
Shd prevents pain and disease increases andenrches he
Rfss asea e s L
samp ssns NJ s gs in cosyene piles
itng pain in the back and joints false pains hemor re
ton equal esa ea sa s the &
is always SIZE and the delicate and most successful
useful Exercise IN m sG@e osen ale
and esy 0o6 win tina medicine will always insure sas
BEAUTY AND HEALTH.
Cosmsic. Chalk and variety of preparations generally
They close the Of skin and cheek the it c nsaa
DER skin eaed b. Ret By
flies human face ssa bv sGsp esaV
he and sifhis nd and
Or the goung OF the pure. rich blood to the extrene "a
the n hs p exquisite la
aaa T5 q s al admire but
G s9f besuY there H. not od es and healthy circulation there
bogd et sn h paint
she not beautiful If she be brown or yellow and tsr
bncy that IS fse DGGm to the cheeks and
are 50 much g sdmss saS d
OF fs s in close tier
wish es Of s ct df bssgsn
syes ana beautiful complications they should use Dr. Town
uspd
our daily. VI every Stauon'cro"d
NOTICE TO THE LADIES
lnose that initiate Dr. Townsends Sarsapar,Is b,vo in;
vatdDy called Their stuff Remedy for Esmoiss
ase COPIED our bills and circulars which relates t "a
Uo'npidints Oh women, word for word-ober men Who mt
~ nave since the success of DR. Tonsepd
IN complaints incident 20 females reco ,nenJd
Mit ah9ngh previously they did not nnmber of bsa
u.s. etc., are injurious females az thav
e'se' anu undermine the constitution. @ +.
rh;.. SCROFULA CURED
ms celncate cOncusiveiy proves IN a. bs
cohoi over the most obstinate disease of ba and
' peiSohS cured In one house is Unprecedented
THREE CHILDREN
". I9pnsend-peaf Sir: have Inc ,le,sp,. o, ;e.
OF my children have been Gu red of The rnnia
Wy uie use OF your excellent medicine They were acad
{ win pad sores have taken only fonT hoa
@ em away for which feel myself under gysst obys
uon. Your, respectfully, e s"'
ISAAC w. GRAIN, LOG Woosterstreet
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
" townsend is almost daily receiving order f ph;.
c'a III; IN aineient parts OF the Union ~ '
h 70 ceftuy, that We the undersigned pbvrio;.ps of
lily VI AiDany, have in cases nnascriIaJ Dr
Sarsapana and believe il to be one o The most
valuable preparations in the market " one Vi epe oS'
H.. PULING, MD
J: WILSON M D.
ALBANY An,1 rpa7 r. 3. BRIGSs M.
Il. u. ELMENDORF, M. D.
CAUTION
Owing To the greaf snooo..
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NKW FORK, April 81 I547.
has been the means through Providence Of saving my lie
have for several had bad cough 1t became worse
and worse At last raised large 90 intes of blood had
night sweats and greatly debated and reduced and
did not expect to live have only used Sarsaparla
in am able to walk all over the city raise no
blood, and my cough has left You well ina me
that am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant
VIM. RUSSELL, % Catherine 1t.
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This extract of Sanapaa been expressly prepared In
reference to female complaints No female who has reason
70 suppose she approaching that critical PERIOD The turn
ior any OF the numerous horrible diseases to which females
are subject at this time of life This period may be delayed
Die io those who are approaching womanhood cal
aing the system. Indeed this medicine invaluable for ali
ne delicate diseases to which subject Il braces
ne whole SYSTEM renews permanently the natural energs
by removing the impurities Of the body, stimuli.
ting az to produce subsequent relaxation which the case
most medicines taken for female weakness and disease
using lew bottles OF this Medicine aad pauu
surgical OpeI9tiOns may be prevented 49,
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x,. Blu TIER, CHEESE Etc
SoSHEN AND WESTERN b TT ER-IOOO kegs
" CHEESE~500 boxes Western Reserve 7
ALE-s00 bsrels Northern and Western.
ClDER-250 barrels Newark
BACQN-30 Q ,sks Cincinnati cured
TEAS-750 packages assorted.
BUCKWHEAr-2O0 packages
WINEs100 barrels Madeira and Port
MACKER tL-200 barrels No. 3-Iarge
EhNDLES250o boxes Star, Sperm and TalIow.
FIRE GRACKERS-450 boxes No l.
. STRAW PAPER-2O00 Reans For sale nv
ia A. D. t.RIEFF 4 ClI 3s 40 and AZ Oh Iauaa
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Below is of another child saved Dr. Town.
sends Sanapaa has saved the lives of thousands of chill
dren; The following two certificates areseected from great
number received this week.
Nfw YORK, April l, 1S47.
Dr. Ioionscnd-Dear Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t came near dying Iobtaned some Of
excellent medicine and cured directly orwhich euurs
you | feel very grateful. Your, respectfully.
ELIZABETH Fowler, n Desbrossess.
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From Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper.
DEEP ssLOyE71iyG,

| was pleased, With the remarks Of" J.
NJ. F." you, correspondent from West
Stock bridge, and fully agree with bin. |
think many facts nigh, be broush, TO light,
proving the importance of deep plous Ching,
for light soils in particular. la the fall Of
1896, lived with my father IN Cheln4
ford, Mass, and ploughed a piece Of land
for winter rye the soil was light anil
sandy. ploughed II very deep--aoaflY
to tho beam Of Tho plough. OAe Of the
neiahbors came along aud told me . was
spolins the land, and should raise nothing
b. turning W the cod yellow d,f:; his IA.
,hef never did So 81. The samo piece Of
land was p'oughed deep every year, and
sosed with winter rs Tor Ten years 10 sue
cession. The first year the crop vas small
second a LILLE better; and the crops con.
llnued 10 increase unth the tiih year, wheu
heavy crop was harvested. II was as
tonIshinI TO see the change which had "a
ken place IN tho quality oil the soil. Al fnl
as The plough had reached II, It was black
and rich, and bore heasy crops of rye untl
1s10, when II went iLlo oter hands, aud 4
nov used as corn land. Now, the question
10, ~ha, caused The improvement Their
was no manure used but The wheat an
slubb'e ploughed in, and a crop taken d
ten years in successon. These are Iac'
that came under my own observation m
can be proved by others. Il T.,
BdIlardraie, Asd0per, Mass,
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:" IL the Cape Ann stage 10 I" inquired
two genhemen of the bar.keeper at Hotel
in Portsmouth.
Yes, sir" was the reply.
Two back seats inside." said one Of the
gentlemen, aud they boil, left the room.
Ia momen. after single gentleman
came in.
Tho Cape Ann stage in 7" inquired
he.
Yes, sir" replied the bar.keeper.
"One back seat inslde," responded the
gentleman, and went into the back roum.-
la this way several entered, some engaging
back seats, and some Two or three took an
outside seat.
Remarked TO the bar keeper that there
was good deal OF travel on the Cape Ann
route, observing at the saBe lime that IT
vas little strange that passengers should
prefer stage to railroad BESIDE, " how
do you fad 50 many back seatsi"
The bar keeper looked shy, pu, his 6n-
GER 10 his nose aud wilked. Vas a little
suspicious before, bu, at this manu usre |
knew there vas mystery, and determined
to find il out, commenced questioning him.
lie looked wise, twisted hlmselfa llule and
eaid-
"Then you don't know the secre,p
No." said |, :" but have great curl
osity 10 do So"
A gentleman who en'e,ej. owe, heard
the last Of the conversation, aud coming
up to me said
Friend, III lei you into tho secret; bat
before | do it you must engage a seat"
Very weii,' sad |.
lie went up to The bar and cDqnired Of
me what sea, | would take; replied That
as the stage vas pretty well iled lns de,
therefore | would prefer an outside. We
wen, into tho neat room. sevefsi we're
drilk'ng aud SAT down. Soon 5fer a wal
ter came 10 bearln. giass Of brandy and
water, and one Of Lemonade. Tbs m} sc.
IS vas solved, the secret brought TO hgh',
and | was astouis6ed.
So many seals inside were so many
glasses Of brandy ouj water. Tie front
seas las;dc we're 50 many gases OF gin
aud sugar. Tie outside seats we're 50 mA.
rs a'as.cs Of monadp. 30 tol Post
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Common school Advocate.
PROSPECTUS.


r sufficiently supported, the sub eriter intends
q 10 publish monthly paper Of tight page. "a
the purpose ol ditfusing Information Oh the cub.
leet Of education = with the especial yew II ial-
proving he character Of our Common Schools.
Il Is intended to give an account, drawn from
lie public documents and ether sguteea, Of the
origin and progress Of our Common school ,y-
TEN, to compare II wih that Of other States asre
aud IN Europe, thus noting our improvement over
former years and suggesting TIC wesEa u nyaf.
coming the defects aud dilisu ltes under which
sc stlIl Labor. This all ead 70 investigate
th5 sources tom winch school .aads arc derived,
i /, metos fiheIr application, Tho preservation
OF order IN schools The selection Of pfopes books
| f,r atudy, the recreation suitable ~ tho pupils
the treatment necessary for different dispos
lions, Sc.
And believing that the State which wouI! rs
prove ia schools must 6fst isgftgre 10 teachers.
a portion OF our columns viii be devoted 10 iha
questioos---lIow are our schools to be suppl, d
wilh competent teachers How is the siandai 4
Of odueation TO b. raised, ard the services of u
baud secured who are we'll qualified To 20 forth
aud ~ tho gprl; Of l1Ya, libor for the advance.
ment Of he CHI dseu v no are placed under their
charged
Bat Educa,on IS word Of very extensive
meaning, aud although tic primary object Of ,AC
publication may fltqueuty take rs into the schoo
room, wo do not mend 10 10 always conGnet
there, Oar subject matter Il the human mint
; and the Intlueneet--good aad bad, with view
Of preventing the one and strene theHiag the oih
(Which Gun be brought 10 opcrata upon IT,
! That this Is theme Of The deepest moment nom
can deny. 1t gtasps The interests not Of hi
world ony--tt reaches through eternity. W
/. shail nut hesitate then oeca ION mas dem4na
10 cn'ef tha family circle, to place ourselye, Of
the streets u mlnglo ia the busy crowd and tier
= 81 iolth the rules OF life and principles ofcondne
i winch We believe will promote the good of gu
/. race here and rebound Ia our everlasting wellar
III the life which is to come.
TIE publication will be commenced in Green,
boro'. so soon as a sufficient number OF subscr
IL bers can be obtained 10 defruy the expenses
IS prnling-to he printed on fair type, al so cent
n year, payable on tho receipt oi the FIRST numbe
Letters relating to the paper may be directo
, (post pald) TO Nerens Mendenhal, Jamastowl
q Iuiford county, ri. &.
II Subscriptions also received at the Patriot ofTic
- The papers of the Stlte, and others friendly
n the cause Of Education are requested to PUBLISH
notice tho above.
NEREUs MENDENHALL.
Cd mo. I, 1919
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SOLDIERS CLAIMS.
WIN. THOMPSON,
Sc. Corner Of Baltimore and South Streets,
BALTIMORE Il. ND.

HAS secured the services OF an Attorney re-
ii II sident at Washington. Of some ferry years
intimate acquaintance with different Departments
and is nov prepared TO procure the settlement Of
the claims Of soldiers who enlisted during the
Mexican war. His charges for prosecuting =
claim before the Departments at Washington ana
getting it settled, whether Bounty Land. Scrip.
or Pension, will be So; and for pay, mileage,
clothing, & c. ten per cent. on the amour! recov-
cred, if $50 or over; and if under that sum IS.
He will furnish free Of extra charge any form
necessary TO enable party 10 prepare and for.
ward to him claim for prosecution. If request.
cd by letter post paid, and directed to him at the
s. 4. Corner Of Baltimore aud South streets,
Baltimore, Md
". r. would refer to Editors Of Newspapers
generally throughout the United States and to
those Of Baltimore and Philadelphia in particular.
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PERMANENT SCHOOL.

Re IL w n ~ EN u SG9nVVn<s
ALE X A N d n AN A ACAD z NJ r
Msekienturg county. N. O., 10 miles NOrth Of
Charlotte.
s. ID. WHARTON, PaIscrrAI-
RHv. II. b. CUNNINGHAM. REcroR.
rBSfiE seventh Session of this Ins',tu ion com
III menced on the first Monday in January,
under the superin,endenee Of the above gentle.
men. The course Of studies adopted is such us
TO prepare pupils for admission 10 the Junior Glass
in any of our Colleges. Its location is pleas
ant aud healthy, and as far removed from all causes
OF dissipation, as any IN this section OF the State.
Terms.
Boarding. including washing, fuel and
lights per month, 80
Tuition.
Writing. Arithmetic, English Grammar,
and Geography, per sess. Of months. o
Algebra, Chemistry, Natural Philosophy,
Rhetoric, logic, sc,
Latin and Greek Languages, IL
Jan. ~, ls49. l3if
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GREAT ARRIVAL.
80 Bushels OR % coo Boxes OF DR.. Gan,
DoN's FAMILY Pills.

gENHE vast and increasing demands fsr nj.
IL new and justly celebrated Medicine, sn5
the numerous cures they are daily fiieiinr i, N
portions Of the country v here they have sep H.
troduced, Of Dyspepsia, Liver Comylsnt. and
Bilious Diseases, with their well known a,.n
dsnts, Sick Ilead. ache, &C., has induce ibe ~.
dersigned TO make orrangemsnts to receive ihel,
stocks direct from the Proprietor, and wout,v
10 their numerous customers tina, they az. pre.
pared to supply them. wholesale or retail, al Nv
York p'ices.
II - per dozen. or 81 cents pey bn-
BY ?. MELVIN COHEN, No. ~ ilayn..t
~ A fill stock received BY II. r. Ala
Williams, and a, J. F. Gilm.r's Drug S,o.,.O
for sale BY I. J IIolton. Charlotte, n C.
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NoricE.-The genuine tpham's Elcctusry has
hs writtcn signature. thus O3rA. u9han, NJ. ID.
The hand is also done with pen Price 81 u box
Sold. Wholesale and retail by WYATT 4 Kkrcu
AN. III Fulton street. N. I. and by Dragp, SITS
generally throughout the o. States and Canadas,
JAMES +. GiLMER,
Ageat tor Charlotte NC.
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Jpo CANVASS FOR SOME NEW AND
- fofULAR WORKS in every COUNTY
hroughou, the United States. To Agen's, the
most liberal encouragement ia otfered-with a
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offered whereby an Agent can make from $40 10
s25 per week
u For further particulars, address Fps, paid.
WI. A. LEARY,
No. l5s North Second Street philaarluhia.
March iSls.
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BOOK AGENTS.

A AGENT d saated Ia every cl'y ahd rsauiy
IA in lie III. - s,atss, to procure subscribers
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Philadelphia Type Foundry.
Ne. Fear s.. Etsr TIE EIsAsnss, Ph!satlStn
gpIIE Satsefibe' has'eg male great inf ravr.
e. mentA Ia hls msttod et casting Tyre and
mixing Of metet., and had thorough revision u
hls matrices. the faces Of which are net sscelsd
in beauty tHd regularity Of cut, BY any in the
country, Alters himstlf TAT b. a strict person.
al attention 10 hlstrsas, and employing none but
the most ssltut warkmtn, his II enabled 10 oft
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
IL +. constantly adding to his stock Ill that -
rev from the hest sntsren Of th,s sba ashs' eoua.
tres aud bsvins lat " procured ION to'apa
etfat varsity of NEW FACES sud OtNt
M6N I $. seIrtla the Aueatoa of Pflnttfsthsfrto.
Spccimt NJ sill be sent h those ~tsiieg 10 order.
Presses, Chares, Cases. Ink. sand. CsilsYs,
Brass Rule, snd every other article ., 81 70 taf-
nah comFl,te Printing Office, supplied At the
shortest notice.
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TTrE,
OF tie rev cat sty 10 anu Of al 1s carefully pot
up IN foats Of coffsct proportion
ALEXANDER ECG9
Avg 30, 1919. sdysl0
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limbs are distasec, az the curative pseeess pc
cecds, under the use Of these remedies, il cra
and all OF the organs and limbs a, lis sane
time.
The gare'iors Of the middle portions # Ne
neck are connected with the muscles Q The hma
and body, ard the others With Tie organs, Sc
Physicians who are not well acquainted win
these magnetic symptoms, are necessarily tftr.
ly Ignorant of the proper remedies for then, md
consequently should never be allowed 10 n!sfisis
IN the treatment
Tueereular disease is snailed on a great mary
families by the frequent changes Of tenpraOfr'
and BY the abuse Of mercury, the faint o. seeds
Of which is uniformly destroyed by The use Of
thesc pills, in Z SAFE and satisfactory manner.
Fer sale al the Drug store of J. +. Gmst
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Retail Price, $3.50.

We haYe prepared tas ynnme AT great c7pFnse,
4 . type large. clear aud hand some paptr smoott
aud white; h,udlng strong std sObstsniial; en-
cravings neat and appropriate. Taa work s dc.
cidedly the cheapest and mcsl popular ever psurd
from the American 2rtss, and, it1a the ofdets al
ready received Tor II, are satisfied 10 destined
to have al immense sale thfeue boat our ya.t oI
tended country. From peculiar circumstance.
we ere enabled 10 offer this book low to bp1a sei.
lars, post-masters and others, who may lvsi Fdd
posed to act as agents.
A. the publisher is DESTROYS of giving this use.
fal Family Work 4 very extensive Calculation, be
tffr- TIE most liberal Inducements 10 Agents, and
Is satisfied that any man Of epud address can
make from g. to go day from tie sal Il ii.
There - scarcely u town OF village a. Tie Union
but vii furnish more or less sgbsctlbers. a
smail capital Of from % to So Sil be neocetl y
10 make commencement.
IL No letters attended 10 ursss the rJstssc
is paid
! Tor further particulars address
ROBERT SEARS, pntlisher,
No 1873 NASSAU Sr, n Y. Cry.
| Mr.. Sears will please lay aside u copy for tho
publisher until called for. Also copy OF tn,
Book Of the United States, as he IS also entitled Il
a copy Of that work.
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IsE THEIR USE.

Tbs weak will become ssons; tie pale and bill
Gus complexion be restored 10 pstsetiy fresh
aud healthy color all Tho bad sym tom. will one
bYore disappear.
In short, these Pills are an incohesiSable adj
vance uFea any otheT medicine ever before oAer.
ed 10 The public. A rssAL VIII satisfy ANY ssr
or TINS.
JAZZ Is. lel7. lf
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Sears Kew & Popular Pictorial
Eescriptiom OF t',r u. AtniCs.

contain nc an acroart of the Topography, Sc lie.
mset History, Revolutionary and otnef tsestst
ing e@etts. Shtis,lcs. PFoEtcsa IN Agriculture
Manufactures, Population, &c, &c, u eaeh state
IN Lie Union,
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All Bilious Co.,.pIaints.

BOWEL COMPLAINTS, CONSTIPATION
DYSPEPSIA. FEVER AID AGUF, HEAD
ACHE, JAUNDlCE, LIVER COdfLAINl
RHEUMATISM, ALL STOMACH clGPLAI
ATS, GREEN SICKNESS, &c, &c, Weld al
onee to these Pills. They purge away o.en.ivs
humors, arrest the proEtess Of dsesss, and 1t Tho
same time rceters tone and vgor To tho system
In eases Of fsnetsl arrangement OF lie health,
they are SOVEREIGN.
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KEEP C0OL!KEEP COOLm

KEEP COOL! KEEP COOL!
upRowNING's IMPROVED PATENT Ass
Nd VEN ilLATED REFRIGERATORS. NJ
greatly Reduced Prices, warranted superior 10 any
nov in rse for preserving, perfectly COOL fresh and
clean, BUTTER, MEAT. EGGS. FRUIT, Ii
QUOR, &C., during the summer season, and also
from Freezing during the winter, any article de.
posted in it. They also contain Water Jar and
Lead Pipe in the ice chamber, by the arrangement
Of which perfectly cold water can always be had
without additional ice. (of which less is required
than any other) Also, Upright Reirigerators.
BUTTER BONES, in which Butter may lie
ransporled with perfect safety by land or water
and my celebrated non conductors OF heat for cold
water, rtq hiring bu' lbs. Of ice for "a hours as
thousands will L s;ify. Thankful iar past favofs
We hope to merit coniinusn g. Sold by
X. BROWNING. - Commerce street,
May 10. near Pratt ST.. Baltimore.
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jan % 1910

gEfE exercises Of this Igs'i'pt'ca via com
"a meneg on tbs last Monday IN January. at
lie house ef the Rev. Walter ". Paarr.
Terms # Tuition for Fire Noaih'.
Re- ding, Wfttirg and Arithmetic, 50
Grammar. gfaphy, History, Astronomy,
Pm aaophy, Chemistry, Drawing Painting. 81
Iasie. $40
Oruanit n Al Ncedlcwork 90
AMANDA V. FHAnR.
Uaseasied attention ~ili b given to br ~ aEd
keep the institution under Wholesome moral in
a4ence, and heIety 10 eige sound fehg ious Cd.
uca'tau to thosf cutgu ted Is oae care. The sub.
scfiher il making preparations . accummodde
hoardc-s. Board @ii b furnished al o. pr
moatt, including every Thing thai q necessary
for The comfort OF the papsl
Latin and Greek III also - taught ~ .hs sub
sefibcr.
WALTAR w PITARR.
| Dec %. 1913. ia
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-30
illustrated with 200 Enernvlras,

Of Tie principal Cities, Places, B1i'eiag., Seaao
~, CaflreIties, seals of the States, &e., &C.
Complete IN cue oeago s0lnme IT eiz tandrcd
Eaaes Lesaa.lg Laand In eiLt nielorlal mualin.