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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08
Herald Marine Correspondence.
ST GEORGE (Bermuda May 29-Sld 3d. sohr Rio Grandc
Smith, under loren asst only.

Sit May d 3d. '0hr Rio Grando
Teal NV Orleans N Srss Porto Kco Staples wilmington
Perry ss. sSse1 Ann
Vi, Charter Oak saSndsrs AiessndeT Hea New
HAVEN New fayen, Kelly PrSvidenee Seneca B5oyn N
Oliver do iSs Watson, bOpton. do Dacotsh Smith
s@ Nerve SenpD ndSu Banner candy N0rw'ch Dan
Cleared sses%shp Columbus. Peck Charleston; brgs Ma
Bo.cn William Pratt Boston Adna' Sherman LOGAN
Invoice Glover Pro1denee CHAM
Ter Ssi s.sdsIs aar;isTd Ann Cs%:. Eadse,s PIsyi
;ydssss Oregon assSn al TcS oiiisi True
Boynum, New York. Matthew Bird Errckson Proyidenes
Banner Candy Siasspcrt Denmark crOxs Bo.son
Daniel ils., smith London; Diamond Davis, Pro-
Miscellaneous.
LETTER BAGS Of Isabel for Havana via Charles
tou. viii cl6ss the Exchange Reading Room morrow
Charleston, alta u to o'clock. '"''A''' LUZ
hSs s AZ New
fishes the following extract from sydney newspaper
s . TSs sys
here from the teee Islands She reports the Of
aboq, the mioals September last by striking on reel
made .SS % f@sm
heavy lea running II was Instantly swampsd Capt Ellis
another drowned The other succeeded gaining
another fss VII
liam ty Capt Allen Of the sehr sho "a Of JsnY-
sast,rn island Of the Fee sroup) which - Ion
R ~ T. On the beach casks OF bread, cask
OF -four no FIVE casks Of iron hoops also the miIen mast
ship yards pieces house. and tho top OF
bnnaoe II deal The casks were branded
Iolker maker Portions Of boat nth the name united
States board also found the papks were
pam dark lead color These things having been washed
shore the I'd and Sd Of January was supposed
that vessel had struck reef aout four miles distant
the island during the night OF the 9th december and
that The Whaling ship United States OF Nantucket
All hands, IL WAS feared had perthed The was at
Maui the 10th OF October as AND had ~ that nine 60
and WHY.
BARN nas,xL wrpsrse, lying at the Central Wharf,
Bosop fell ever 9th inst, TO the wharf bue
damage driving her fereyard through The
pla form.
Bare ELrcrRo-Brig Judge Whitman, at Boston from
the I'D ut lat 80 40 Ion 76
he wreck brig Electro, of Newcastle (before
portedG Mad been boarded and stripped
oar For an interesting account Of hurricane on Cape
Hvrn, see Nv halepieh
whaIemens
Arr at Warren RI 9Th, ship Portsmouth, Munro Japan
sen, Honolulu Dee 20 Navigator Isands Feb 100 bills sp
400 do VIII m 1900 lbs bone and $50 900 in California gold
dust, Died toard Tue n may l2eh John Murray seaman
bTpcd st Honolulu aged about ~ Had weather on
Gaze Horn March H. lat 81 s. Ion w. ~ blew terrific gale
o et tLp seuddng under eoss reeisd maintopsa and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-08

Passengers Sailed.
bR WEST IrpIss-Brig Azores--E p Beach.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-23
Education.

nEslROUS Of educating their own children,
- the undersIgncd have engaged as Teacher.
Miss ii. T. GRAHAM. of Charlotte, and hereby in.
form the public that the sohsol began the LIST in-
stani. and open 10 others at the following prices
for the frs, 5 monihs;
Reading. Writing, Arithmetic, Geography. En-.
glsh Grammar, Rhetoric, Composition and His.
tory, 81 per month
The higher branches usually taught, ell so pr m.
Board, IS per month.
Miss Graham has heen educated as Teacher,
and has had some experience in teaching. One
of the undersigned is prepared to accommodate
with comfortable rooms with FIRE places dozen
or more boarders who wilt there. be undo the eye
Of tie Teacher. lie will also give TO the school
and scholars the attention both lnay require. The
other, if desired, i'll give the boarding scholars
medical attention free of charge. The location,
miles South of Charlotte, is one Of the mos'
beautiful and healthy in the county.
S.B WATSON.
u. VI. LEE
Jan &C. 1910. Inf
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-23

D. no. trouble the birds. Let them sin ?
and az without fear from you. % not kill
them, do not catch aud lmprson sbem. Let
them 60 abroad in all the Jiyo1sness Of
their brief summers life. you wish for
something to DO in the spring days, dig a
hole in some suitable place by the roadside,
three or four feet across, and foot and a
half deep; throw back par, of the earth.
Then 90 iuto the fields OF woods, catch a
wild tree, the pfettest you can fad, and
fasten lis roots carefully in the cage that
you have made for them, and your chill.
dren's children, or the poor wayfa'ing man,
a century hence, may thank YOU for the
shade which you have provided. Is not
this better than catching birds.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-23
From the North Carolina Farmer
Book Farming.

We had n fine example OF hostility 10
b9ok farming few days since. Oae among
The wealthy and respectable portion of our
citizens, Oh being ravited 10 subscribe for
an agricultural paper, broke out into most
furious defamation against all attempts 10
improve the agriculture OF the country,
through the means Of the dlabolcal ar! Of
printing. ~ lie would have any man hung,
drawn and qlat,ered, Who would presume
10 auenp. eniIghtening the public on agri-
culture Though the means of The press, say
ing aud excepting The pFesen! company
The farming of the present day, the crops
the sol, the orchards. animals, and indeed,
whatever was connected aith cultivation,
was far bshind what ii was 80 years ago.
Writing on agriculture, tended only 10 mis-,
lead nobody bat enthusiasts (knaves' and
IDIOTS be meant, would write, and none but
a similar cias. would read anything on the
subject. Farming ~as to ba learn, by eN.
ams.e only the old fashion was tbs best
f,shioo, and nearest in accordance with
commo. sense and sound judgment"
About hall this TRADE agalns, this lnno
yoiioa un9n the oden time. he believed
lie OH half be fe gned 5u, he gave the
lie 10 lhs whole Of il in half an hour after
sssds b. purchasing hundred dollar
vor;a 0 improved agricultural implements
winch, b4, for the spirit asakened, and h'
kn34 ledge developed By tho agriculture
Information spread before the people Of tn
present day, by our valuable periodicals de
yo,ed TO this subj sct, would have remilnet
where he lhoush! the fruits and other mat
tiers connected with ancicn, agriculture
were, VIZ. in tn. models Of q past genera
ton.
Ths man who believes the agriculture
press has done nothing for the Cause IN n
pre=elt generation, is to b. p,led. III
mas who fei!ns TO believe it. deserve
wofsa. Both are buryia2 or cloegiog III
benefits of that talent, which they will
called open 10 acceuat FOR hereafter vi,
usary.
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Common 'scheeI Adyccat,
PROSPECTUS.

z sufficiently supported, the sub cri5er intends
L 10 publish monthly paper Of eight pages, Tor
the purpose Of diffysng lnofm1Ilon on the sub
iecl OF education with the especial sieH Of in-
proving the character Of our Common Seb9ols.
|! i intended 10 give an account drawn from
the public documents and other scGfcts ct the
origin and progress Of our Common school "
ten. 10 mpare it with that Of other Stale. here
and in Europe, thus noting our improvement over
former years and suggesting the means OF over
coming the defects aud difficulties uirdcr wEleh
we still labor. This v cad Us 10 invest gate
The sources from winch school funds are derived.
lie modes Of der Application, the preservation
Of order in school, the selection OF proper boaks
for study, the recreation suitable for the pupils
the tFeltmeHt necessary FOX different DISPOSE.
TONS, &C.
And believing that tie State which wouid in.
prove It's schools must hssl improve i ! teachers
portion OF our culsmns viii be devoted to The
questions How IRE our schools 10 be supplied
with competent teachers How is the standard
Of education to be raised, and the .eryic Of
band secured who are well qualified 10 90 forth
and IN the spin; of lose, lsbor for the advance.
ment of he chl dfen y 10 are placed under thelr
charge
Bat Education IS word OF very extensive
meaning and although the primary object Of the
pIO44C1tiIu t1ES We mo Ai3t sttDJ
room, we do not intend 10 be always confined
there. oar subject matter il the human mind
and the lnAgcBeos-gcod and bad. with vie@
OF preventing the one and streng tieEing the 9th.
er-hhich can BE- brought TO operate upon il
That this is theme Of the deepest moment none
can deny. 1t gfas1s the interests not Of this
world on'y--iI reaches through eternity. We
shall not hesitate then as ocoa sion may demand,
TO enter the family circle, 10 place ourselves on
the streets nr nngle in tie busy crowd and there
se, forth The rles Of life and principles ofcondoct
which We believe viii promote the good u our
race here and rebound TO cur everlasting welfare
in the life which 10 10 come
The publication will b. commenced in Green's.
boro'. so soon 4 sufficient number Of subzeri.
bers can be obtained 10 defrsy the expenses Of
printing-to 10 printed on fair type, al so cents
a year. payable Oh The receipt Of The first number
Letters relating 10 the paper may be directed
(poSt paid to Nere1s MendenhalI, Jamestown,
Duford county. n. Z.
Suhs;rp ioDs also received at the Patriot Office.
The papers Of the State, and others friendly 20
the cause Of Education are requesed TO publish VI
notise the above.
EEREuS MENDENHALL.
q mo. 7. 1919
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.1GRscUETUR.sL.
From Ike American Agricnlinralis
Philosophy of Farming.

Ilsfs Il. the secret Of good farming. You
eanust lske tom the land more than you
restore 10 il, ia some shape or ether with
ou, running it aud destroy Ing your capital
d sront soils may require diiIeren, modes
Of treatment and cropping, but IN every va
rely OF sol these a;e the golden rules 10
attend to /: Dam until sou find that the
water that falls from heasen does not stag.
nate IN the soil, bu, runs through II aud oil
il freely. Turn up and till the land until
Your foo; silks into loose, powdery, loan,
,ha, the sun and air readily pass through.
Let no weed occupy the place where use.
fu plan, could possibly sros. Col.ecI
every particle OF mauure tha, you can,
whether liquid or solid. Let nothing on
the farm go TO waste. Put in your crops
10 that course which expetience has shown
to lead 10 success in their growth, and 10
an improvement and no, impoveflshmenl OF
the land. Give every room 10 spread It's
roots IN the soil aud ia leaves 10 the alr.
A friend OF ours, ho began life with
less than one thousand dollars, and has
brought, up repu,ably, and who well edu
Gated large family, end has now become
rich from the profit Of farming alone, in
formed Us that one season be expended nine
hundred dollars Tor city manure, all o.
which put on twenty acres OF land; iha! hs
had not doub, that this manure increased
the hay produc. OF thai field at least cn'
and half tons per acre, but be would only
calculate i, a, enc ton. Hay was Their
worth, for series Of SIX years, the average
price of Is dollars per ton: he thus real
lied 81 800 more within that six year.
than be otherwise would have done had hi
no. purchased the manure. lie calculated
that the grass this field produced, which h
fed off after mowin. was an equivalents for III
extra expense Of cutting and marketing ihl
extra ion per acre and the land al Tie en-
OF the six years was in much bslier condl
ion than before he put on the nine bundre
dollars worth Of manure.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-23
Manure Making.

As manure is the basis on which agficul-
iufsl success cen alone tapand i, should be
vour unceaslug object to draw The materials
fot making it from every possible source.
Every load Of march mud, peat, scrspiogs
Of the roads. lanes and yards, wood piles.
woods, mould and leaves and The accumu
iations of be I'D ands, fence corners. therein
depsatsd, will. IN a few weeks, bs trans.
formed mo good manure.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-23

Philadelphia type Foundry.


No. Pear 81. Eter The Exchange, PAi!gd,lpAia.
IN he Subscriber having made great improve.
~ men,. in his method Of casting tyre and
mixing OF NE al, and had Thorough revision Of
Lls matrices, the faces of Which arc not cxctllcd
in beauty snI regularity Of cut. by any IN The
country n.ters hims,lf li4t by strict person
II attention to bu.inefs, and employing none but
the most skiiCl workmen, be i. a. atled 10 oiier.
A SUPERIOR ARTICLE,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
He is Gems anly adding to his stock all that is
rev from the best workmen Of this and other COIN
tries, and having lately procured fion Europe,
a great variety OF NEW FACES aud ORNA-
MENTS, solicits the attention Of Printers thereto.
Specimens will be sent to those wishing 10 order.
Presses. Glasses, Cases, Ink. Stands, Galleys,
Brass Role, AID every other article needed to far
nish complete Printing Office, supplied a. the
shortest notice
GERMAN BOOK AND JOB TYPE,
or the newes. sty l. ard Of al slss carefully put
Up III fonts Of corset proportion
ALEX AMBER ROBE
Aug 80, lsis. adv 60
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K.uer fen Mjor Dage'd MDrgald, Crane
Crttk Posi- ofce.

Leucr fen Mjor Dagaid MrDsgald, Crane
Crt,k Posi- Cfce.
siookE County, n C.. Disc. IS. lstS
Dr.. J. kubi-Dear Sir:
sA IsGy in this county, afflicted with nervous
complaint, Eelapsus Uleii. f.uor a bus, and 4
somewhat deranged mind, caused bg distinctions,
was for about twelve months INTENDED w lour OF
our cminen, physicians, without any effect, and
eycry ore successfully declared her iueUra5e, aad
hal SIC had 10 die. she then procured Two bot
tie. of your Abyssna Mixture iion me, which
cured her entirely. She has Fiuce married, aud
!. IN vcrier, good health aud hanpy. The thys-
sin.a Mixture has likewise proved very tiicacious
10 many othor diseases, but particularly IN female
diseases. in which it Should have the preference
of all olhe's.
Yours otedien'lv,
DUGALD NCDUGALD.
Likewise on hand and Tor sale, D.. kuhFs Re-
siorer, Universal Plaster, Gold Wine B1lsam, y C
Il J. IIOLTUN, Agent,
Charlotte, \. c.
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Scty aas, Pop;,ia? Work for
BOON AGENTS.

A y Agent is wanted in every city and county
IA in he Uni ed stsies, to procure subscribers
and cell the fo.lJwing eiegan. worh, Ist puO.ish
I'd and ready f,r delivery
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-23
Sharon Academy.

FEarlE undersigned av.ils himself &c M, =.
4 porlonny 10 inform the pubic. tina, bs si -
openei ;, hool in Sharon Cong,.alio ! ,,g''
sou,!. of Chatl,.le, n. C., at the
FOLLOWING RATE OF TUITION
snelling. Reading. wfi;ing, and tie Eve,
primary rules &C Arl'hmstic, per sossia. ( 70
Arithmetic completed, Geography, English
Grammar, Rhetoric aud Logic, per seas SC
Philosophy, Chemistry, Astronomy, Sur.
ye,ing. Algebra. Ne, per session, -
Greek and Latin Languages per ssssion, s,a
The Academical Year viii be divided into ~,
"a. sion. five nioulhs each The first, CONN speir,
on the Is, Monday in January.
: ~. Good Boarding can be obtained in IL.
neighboFhoOd al Sc per month.
7. N. klRKPATRIoE
Feb %, 1919. ls,f
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-23

AoricY The genuine i'pham's E!cc'urry has
hls written Signature. thus (I1'A. uobDH,. VI. u
The hand is also done with pcn Price ST box
Sold. wholesale aud retail by WYATT x Ksrcn
AM l2l Fulton street. \ Y. aud by Druggist.
generally throughout The L. States aud Cdnsda,.
JAMES /. GlLMER,
Agent l9f tharlut'e, ~ G..
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illustrated with $50 Ensr.vings,

Of the pdincipal Cities, Places, b ii'dings, s enc
~. Curio.ities, seals OF The Sales, &c, &c.
CUmplete in one octave volume 81 six hundred
pagLs. ele-anllH bound IN gil pL-lorial mns.ln.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-23
Sears EeyY & Popular Pictorial
Description OF the a. states,

containing az account Of the Topography, Sc tie.
ment, History, Revolutionary and otacr Interest.
ing events. sla'islic- progress 10 Agriculture
Manufactures, r0pu. -.ionr ac., Sc Of each STATE
No. lie LINN.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-03-23

3mbs arc CtstasSt, 40 HE Cufstts fie,ef ~
socts, under the ase VI desc ftsagat, sa
snl all Of the otEsua AID ia.ts u a.' "a
tine.
The rape'ior. ~ TIC misd's rorisa' q Y /
neck arc connected viih the muscles % i'i. isss
and body. and t4c uih,fE win Vic ofsua', &c,
Pbysicisu. sho .Tc not vel afq1aiins "a
these ma gneiie symptom, arc Necessity fttH,
~ gn7rAui Of lhs ptoPee . iHsct-s iaf ifsa' 20
consequently should ht,et be sk5keG 10 ia'.'ss
40 the ueatmcnt
Tubcrcuiar t,seAFc il .r'silsd " great n''f
fsmiiis. by toe ffegu d, ,hings. q tlmP'iilF''
aud ~ the stasr ct mercury, the isiE' q ~.
u Nhics u unifofmy destroyed b. TIE ~
iboss pills. 10 . safs sud 'ai!slacipry n'nnst
For sale at tie Drag stole Of J. + e'i'os''
,alTCFyCLL's EVE siLVE'
The iollovihg C- uf alo non y II J~'llA'a
thc rsgHlar rt.e'icc, vii saiisF' every lst'''
uinGcd-iucyidaal Tat Mi,clti = q safe"
no qu!fk preparation, but "a cal fs@', a. aH Y
~, confidence Of the Faculty, IS al. aihst w
may base ocsaTiJa 10 tyl. Themselves =
bcncG,s. 49,.
rrRRY, August TO- $50
ID. MITCHELL Dear ST. ise ~.
time | saw your e. Sslsc was a. w.
Chlpln's here /, esn,c, as ea' ihI''#v
Oh our commentator, for The cure w
l.te daughters eyes. | had hue e0's
deuce 10 r,--as have 10 moa o. Tue paw"
medicines. Bur Us the most popular 'h0'''
Of Ifoa,lncu, snI special tehed'e' hau "
lrlly lalled TO bench, lhs little suGs'ef
consented to is use, suppos'ns thai Il "os
40 good i, would do no hurt. u v"
case Of severe Scro'uuu' Oh'ha'9N
both eyes. The eyc balls end ilds ~efs'
very much in1imed. Your Eye S'''s
used. Immediately II acted Ike cn''I'
Ia few daysa fcflec, cure vas '"'' ~,
This was sometime last wihlef S'heo w..
| have used your S,l,e great mdhS wa
With the hspplest results. In N! baou'
has speedily cured recent lhtmma''"" \
tho eyes aud also that which had ie''' a..
all treatment from one TO hse years y"
present opinion Is, that, as 10 oonreA"",
'lme, soGtiy, and certainty. il rery tar w. i
passes al The Save. Qua Eye W a'ne'
v hlcl have any knowledge.
Respectfully, =, ~
4. W. JOSLYN, NJ y.
For s,lc IN Charlotte by u. y. & l. :. "" a.
AM., J +. Gtlnof, and =. }. iol'o"' saatA
ale in all the country stores through NV
lrd Wet
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POPLAR TENT
FEMALE ACADEMY.

yDHE exercises Of this Institution viii com
- mencc on the last Monday IN January, Al
The house ef the Rev. Walter ". PAarr.
Terms Of Tai:ioa for Fire Moatas.
Reading, Wiring and Arithmetic, 90
Grammar. Geogrsphy, History, Astronomy,
Philosophy, Chemistry, Drawing Painting. 81
Music, $40
Ornamenal Needlewg5k, %
AMANDA Y. rHABR.
Uaweari6d attention viii BE given 10 bring aud
keep the Institution under wholesome moral IN
fluenee, aud thereby to give sound religious ID.
uoation 10 those cutrus,td to oar care. The sub
scrber is making preparations to accommodate
boarders. Board wll he furnished at S. pr
month, including every tling Thai Is necessary
for the comfort OF the pupil.
Latin and Greek wil a.o be taugl, by the sub
scrber.
! WALTAR W. PHARR.
/ Dec. 2s, lS4s. NJ
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GREAT ARRIVAL.

GREAT ARRIVAL.
80 nrsurL. or 25 COO Boxes OF Da. Gen.
roS's FAMILY piiLs.
T-SlE vast and increasing d.maads x "A,
u new ard jasiis calculated Ms!isas. "a
the mprcrons cures they ara daily -.<iin, /, a
., rions &C the country where lheI Ian ss,,ia
PRODUCED, Of Dyspepsia. LiserTbnssiai.t. "a
Eiliou. Diseases. wiih their Nell kt4ssa -
danis, Sick Headache. Ac., la. ibssstd IA, "a.
designed TO make arrangement, 10 receive th,ii,
stock, direct & oni the Proprietor. and Woald :,
10 their numerous customers that They are p,s.
pared 70 tupply lhsn. wholesale ., retail, Il Scv
York p'i-es.
1r 81 por DOZEN. or IS cents per BOZ.
BY +. MELVIN COHEN, No. 10 il,yrss
+ az A full stock received By II. Il. al &
/ " llliams, and at J. +. Gilmer's Drug Sla, ID,
Tor sale by +. J Il>lon. Charlotte. n. c.
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SOLDEEFS.S CLAIMS.
yyg7. THOMPSON,
g r Garner of gsliino,e aud Ssath Streets,
vrsysC.IC. 3ass..


rEAS secared the services Of an Attorney rc'
Y d sident at Washington, at some forty years
ultimate acquaintance with different Departments
aud is now prepared to procure the settlement OF
The claims of soldiers who enlisted during the
Mexican war. Ills charges for prosecuting
claim before the Departments at W Washington ana
getting it settled, whether Bounty Land, scrip
OF Pension. viii be S.; aud for pay. mileage
clothing. &c ten per cent. on the amount Itcov-
cred. If $50 or over; aud il under that sum 50
lie will furnish free Of extra charge, any form
necessary to enable party 10 prepare aud Tor
ward TO him a claim for prosecution. II request
ed by letter, post paid and directed TO him al tho
5. f. Corner of Baltimore aud South streets,
Baltimore, Md.
W. T.. would refer TO Editors of Newspapers
generally throughout the United States aud to
those Of Baltimore aud rhiladelphia IN particular
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DIR. snEgwooD's CELEBRATED N3G.
NETlC WILLS.

a reeson tlsil ras
tisease q gilFt 2 is,s "a
, ed =, aote efifnt,aTasl
, q 10 he ioli - snasn- IS
.uIs si,h lie liu. "a ~
. gAu sllrn' lie ',3ss asia
IN the tAts tts-1tsf,l 'fsss
along -,eh.as " Nv .g.ss
har - sea d eoHsfE' .'.s
eau es,erhilss .t,l.cL h
=, 10 mater stsbs lst
. arc aHe VI isl95 E,U san
lcudtgusss "a 'sd, o. east
u.urc organs - .leass 90 -
sssed, ~ w'a D sgtsi VI
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Of a lestci ee,a
"A Dr. waines. Of Phi,delPhia, be- g.I.u;
" Your PILLS are the ni,idest 20 lhSif - fa,.ss
vet nOsi powerful IL their fleets. x say la,,
/ have ever met Nth IN practice uf.s,s "a
twenty years Their aClign 90 the thl III
hence on tho impaFi,its q tie bl0sa. ), l1i.us-
IL surprising"
Eaifsct OF later ftom Or. lle.-r III, 4
@ .ehcr. l.. c.. Msreh &, lsil "farti'i--. Z
vefs, sick headsehs. ,orP,c.,y of s., t5s'l,. "a
enlargement u tie spleen, d. petsss' flaus
an excellent medeiat."
For sale by 81 Tie pfusei.i. 'e-u'ts. les.
barg. and IN Chars-,oa ~ I. NJ Gots1, asA 4
Charlotte by IL. L. & t. 5 W.l.g4. } 4 g
mcr. aad Z. J. lio,so1.
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Carriages for Sale.

TEtHE SUBSCRIBER has now On hand large
a aud handsome stock Si Carriages, which lie
will sell cheaper than the description Of We
hieles have ever previously been offered in the
southern country.
c. OVERMAN
Charlotte, May II, ISIS. 33a
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All bilious Complaints,

BOWEL. COMPLAINTS, CONSTIPATION.
DYSPEPSIA. FEVER AND AGUE, HEAD
ACHE. JAUNDiCE, LIVER CONrLAtNfS.
RHEUMATISM ALL STOMACH CJMPLAt
MIS-, GREEN SICKNESS. &c. Sc, Well at
once to these Pills. They purge away oGeus.ye
humors, arrest the progress. Of disease, and at Ae
same time restore tone aud yieor 10 the system
In cases Of general arrangement Of The he4l,h,
they ara SOVEREIGN
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NOTICE

rs is hereby givsu TO those indebted 10 'he es,
n tate of John Brown, decd. 10 como iorwa'u
and settle and those having claims afan't me
estate, TO present them properly an'heh'leai'u
within The time prescribed by ,aw. or tins hoHee
viii be plead in bar of III ir recovery
CHARLES BROWN, admir-.
Feb. 90, $50. WI