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W ASKING MADE; EASY.
How TO wash Clothes without Wa.
eiims. W!shtostds Or psynafpy U,,,,I,

81 END M o. r DOLLAR Fee Of Pastaee nd
- all sthd yoa. by all, printed cifcuar
giving pi5tn clrtc'lafs for WASHING CLIO fHkS
thsl "Iii enable cue To d. all the @s -ipa OF
large iah'iy bstuts bfe4kfest. thus s}olding all
ING Sshthsioh 90 ~sshing day. This method re.
Hu"tN ~ Aiaci.t'cs wash Iatds OF pound ny bar
fes--a" IFrpeft,tt, no Cauph;ur ur other orpn.i,r
.tfien-- No "tBGiNG TUE SKIN OFF yUf'R
fih''' E.--no a-,ng' # buttons and wtating cut
eia,a'z INT pton SAVE, THE CLOTHES and
f"--ts iten ''a aid a ycr nj ~. the fnes; Ia
nic' &c 'icic us.i cast bat 4 icW etf,ts f.r
large ssat'tg, and can be oh aimed sn,v here
The circular ash contains directions for CLEAR
eIhRCiilNC, IRONING LACES. WASHING. a.
CLEANING SILKS, KID GLOVES, removing
STAINS, Grease spots, MiIdaw from Linen, klising
the Nap Of Velvet, &c, &c.
tse are the greatest chemical discover res Of the
age. Al me Hotels STEAMERS, and large Laundry
Establishments use my method Of vas.iiny
10 avoid LIMITATIONS and Counte.teis be sure to
direct your letter To
fsada nae Bcavcit,
Potent Loandress,
az Ann-strset, New York. Postage Paid.
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La baraiory of ThompsOnian BOta-
mic MEDICINES.
EPHKAEM ARR BEE.
Nov. 80, 1919.

No "a SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
BALTIMORE.
MAS the largest Botanic Establishment in the
H n United States. and has always hand the
most complete assortment of pure Botanic Medicines,
in bulk or put up IN neat and ID. packages label
led with directions suitable for retailing. Aleo, the
various Tincturcs and essential Oils, with full as.
soriment of Botanic Medical Works, Syringes, &c.
Feb 9, 1850. TIC
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AZNOtice

IA hereby given to those Stockholders of the Char
II lotte and South Carolina Rail Road, who are in
arrears, that longer indulgence cannot be given
Suits vii! be instituted against all in arrears On
the 18th Of December.
JOHN A. BRADLEY.
Treasurer Of the Board.
Nov. 80, lS49. tbs
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Arrival of the Steamer Canada.
II DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

tii'ui VI III, IsiuIiiCI Nuidttu,
ii DAYS LATER From EUROPE
( Tho roya Mail steamer Canada arrived
at Halifax on the oh instant, bringing dates
from Liverpool TO The 23J, aud from London
10 the 33j VI.
ENGLAND
There is nothing oi great importance from
England, hey ono the fact that Parliament
has been engaged during the fortnight, in de-
batting the free trade policy of government,
aud making some alterations OF the Irish law
regarding elections. o. the fee trade qles
ton or policy, the ministers we're sustained
by mhlotity al only 81.
It's recommended by he ministry 10 abol.
ish PrAhbilory duties, by lite substitution of
such protective daiies as IN " be REQUIRED.
THIS IS regarded as an important measure,
and oae much calculated to advance The mer
camille interest Of the Union.
The tniied States minister had arrived a,
Vienna, IN route for ST. Petersburg.
The IRISH news Is uuinporlani. The 20.
tlio planting would be extensive ihi. spring.
No;hlng nea from Italy, excep, an erup.
'i"n Of Mount Vesuslus. The Pope has po,
returned.
The Russian army was about being d.
mi0lshed on The Danube.
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
The Hungarian refugees have been sent
10 he Aslatlc provinces of Turkey.
HE recent attcmr: TO usassnate kossu,h
lsandef soing sire, Investigate by the Turk.
lsa government. Austria has not vet fesum.
"a relations wnh lie PORE.
The latest dates from Cons,aniinope are
10 the 3th Of J.nuarv. al which time it was
aPptehended tina, The + glish demonstration
N Greece would change their eff,t,s and
those Of France IN the Franco. Russian affair
FRANCE,
Pans - The emeute 10 Paris has been
eEectuaty pot down. Tire socialist. are or.
ganzed for a grand demonstration IN the
.ih March, Military preparations have
been made TO keep peace under kind of CT
WI aad martial law Louis Napoleon is los.
ing popularity. Tie French have offered
mediation IN the Greek Question.
Paris is quiet, No serious disturbances
have occurred in the southern Provinces
The government is devising means to qne
any de inonsita'ion Of dlssal istsction fprwhich
purpose the country has been divided into
tur grand military divisions, with ex,raor.
dtpufy discretionary powers. The Assem-.
bly, has been chiefly engaged in discussing
Tie constitutional bill, on which NJ. Thets
has withdrawn his supper, from The govern
ment.
Admiral Parker is still continuing block
ade at Greece, where great number Of tner.
chan,nen ard several corvettes belonging to
Greece are IN the Straits. King Ohio is
much beloved by his people. The Prussian
constitution has been adopted and sworn 10
by the hing, and ratified. The Danish qaes
ton in the Juckies - as far from settlement
as ever.
THE MARKETS.
liverpool Cotton Market, February 23.-
The Cotton marke, has been depressed. and
decline Of fully ID per Id has taken place
aurng the fortnight. The com'n,,tee's quo
tation are, for fair upland and Mobile, cal;
fair Orleans, 65d. Sales during The two
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for Prosecuting Claims u I
the city OF WMslainatOn.
December 81 ls49.

tNc SuN OS W MSA&H3tON.
FENIlt Subscriber undertakes the COLLECTION, settle
n meut and adjustment, Of al! mariner of claims
accounts or demands against the gosernmsnt of the
United States. orany Foreign State or Country be-
fore Commissioners, before Congress, or before any
of lie public Departments at Washington.
The procuring Of patents, Army and Navy Pen.
sioas the collection Of accounts against the Govern
inert, all Land Claims. aud every demand or other
business of whatever Kind requiring the prompt and
efficient Sc vices OF an Attorney or Agent.
A residence Of fourteen years at the Seat Of the
Federal Government, with thorough and familiar
acqua ntarcc with the various systems and routine
of business u, the dfFerca; Offices, as well in Con
gress, added TO his free To the abIest legal
advisers if needed us;'aes the undersigned in pledy
ing the fullest satisfaction and the utmost dispatch
TO hose who may en,rust their business to his care
Being well known to the greater part of the citizens
Of this District, aud to many gentlemen who have
been members of Congress 70 the lass twss, years,
il is deetred useless 10 extend THE noice ~ special
reference. Communications must be prersie In all
cases.
Charges or fees will sc regulated BY the ndtrre ard
extent OF the business, but moderate in all cases
Address, II. c. SPALDiNG,
Washing ton. D. c.
Nov 80 lSl9 SIT.
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EYu,s'yy,sEts s

Married. in this town. on Wed.e,a,v ,,,.r:o
last. by the Rev. &. Johns,on, Nr A. " STEELE
to Miss CAriiARIN SPRINGS. all of this
place.
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A Tract of Land.

FOL merry owned BY George W. Davis, deed lying on
the waters of Carr Creek, containing about - or
10 acres, ad'lning the lands Of john Glevis, VIM.
Dunn, Alex. Davis and others. The above Laud is
all FIRST rate woodland, except 10 acres which has
inst been cleared and one crop raised thereon.
viii give a credit of nine mon ,hs, BY the pur
,haser giving BOND with good security
J. SAMPLE DAVIS, Adm'r.
March 20, 1850 I6c
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" Marrying a woman for her beauty, is
like eating bird for its singing.
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GNOtice.

AffisLAlD or STOLEN from tho subscriber.
49, short time since. Pocket Biok vim o.c
Note IN II on WIN. Caldwell, for tuo hundred and
sixty SIX dollars, with two credits OH il: one Nj.
on Henry Uaneer, for fifteen dpiiar. and one re
ceipi on ). e. Flow. rs IF :er, for one hundred
collars All PERSONS are iorewarnsd trading for said
No'es' ana .e makers are notified not to pay then,
to any enc but IN, Self
, IL. ALEXANDER.
mart" - lcoo. ti9
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CAROLINA INN.
alIIIa
CN.1RLOTTE, ": C..

II Nf1E above establishment, situated ON Main
Il Street, third lot North of the Public Square,
in the town OF Charlotte, has been constantly KEEP,
open BY the present Proprietor, from the LIST OF
January ls40 to the present time, for the accom-.
mediation of the Public, and will continue 10 be
kept open for the same purpose.
The Establishment has beeh enlarged and I'M,
proved TO very cor siderable extent within the
last two years-the entire building is in complete
repair and is SO constructed that all the rooms
have abundant light and can be ventilated at plea
sure.
The Stables not in fericr to any belonging
TO any similar Establishment in Western North
Carolina and care will be taken that they shall
always be supplied with abundance Of good grain
and provui der and attended by faithful and expe.
renced lIostlcrs.
The Subscriber will use every cxertion to give
satisfaction to all who may pa,ronze his House,
and hesiis.gs not to say that, from ten years ex
perehce he will be able TO keep up the accommo.
dation az The Carolina Inn, in style not surpass
ed BY any Public House in the interior COUNTY,
and he takes this opportunity ia return his cor.
dial respects 10 generous Public for past favors
and respectfully solicts a continuance of Their
patronage and confidence.
DROFERS can, at all times, be supplied with
Convenient and well enclosed lots free OF charge.
and furnished With grain at low prices.
u The Charlotte and Camden Stages arrive
and depart til. weekly.
JENNINGS B. KERR.
OCT. -, 1919. stiff
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Final Notice.

Tie Subscribers on The st OF November last, dis
posed OF their entire Stock of Mrrchsnd u TO Mes
srs. sPtait Allison, who i'll continue business at
tie Place
II Is our wish 10 close out, landing business as
sooh as practicable, and t5dld afnes,ly ash all per-
sons Indebted TO come forward without delay and
ma Ike payments, as indulgence may not be expected.
There arc also many Accounts and Notes due W.
W. Ems indivi ually. which remain unpaid some
OF long standing 1t is hoped that those in arrears
TO either Of tt cuncerns, will make prompt set
Elements, as the business mist be ctosei.
A. II. Ma. in viii always he found at the Store
of Spratt & Alison rho is duly uuthorizsd 10 make
settlements.
w. w. ELMS & CO
December 81 1919. 4w
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TIE MARKETS.

liverpool Cotton Market, February IS
The Cotton market has been depressed and
a decline Of fully ID per Id has taken place
s.r'ng the fortnight. The comn.,tee's quo
tation are, for fair upland and Mobile, GA {;
fair Orleans, 3d. Sales during The two
weeks amount TO $4,000 bales. and during
the last week 10000 bales, of which II 1000
in all were taken by the spectators.
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cret disease, need no more become tie VICTIM o.
auAcKERY as by the prescriptions con,.hed IN this
book any one may cure himeslf without hindrance
to business. or the knoaistge Of he noss intimate
frh nd and wih osc tenth tss.usral expense Ia
addition to The general ,o1tine private disease, it
fully explains the cat.se Of manhood's early decline,
with observations marriage-beeides many ofhef
arrangements which il would not be proper to emu,
meratc in the pubic prints.
1j-Ary person sending TWENTY FIVE CENTS
closed in letter, " III receive copy OF TINS book
by rfei five copies will be sent for one dollar
Address DIR. W YOUNG, No. l52 SPRUCE ST..
PHILADELPHIA" Post pac.
U,DR. YOUNG can be consulted on any ofths
Diseases described in his d Steut publications., al
his Office, l52 SPRUCE street, every day between
and o'clock, tSIAdays excented1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

in all It's various hrrrches. Having secured the
services of experienced workmeh in the wood ard
Saith shops, PANT aAd Trimming Rooms, With
their skill my own long experience in the business
and stfict and careful supervision. hope to merit
The confidence of all who may feel disposed TO give
me trial, deem It unnecessary 10 say more,
than that ell Work done at my shop. whether new
sotk OF repairing, sheA net he surpassed ~ any
tcork done Ia thc South either in puut Of neatb,ss
durability or dlspattht and ! hold myself RESPONSE.
bic for any and every .all'Hs.
I-ALL WORK WARRANTED.
feel Exceedingly thankful for the patronage here.
'oiofe bestowed, aud most respectfully solicit con,
tlfuai ron or the same.
Shop a few doors above the stand formerly occu4
Pied by oyermsn Il Frolscr, a, the sign or the
80
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DOCTOR XOURSELE!
Fer % Gents!

WDT MEANS OFF TIE
H1POCkET ESCULAPl,
US,or. Every one his own PLY
stefan TWENTY tJURTH edi
ion, with upwards of a hun
fred engravings, showing pri
vate diseases IN every shape
and form, and E,alio.mations
Of The generaiivc system,
BY " VI. YOUNG, NJ D.
The time has now arrived,
thai persons suffering from Sc
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y = - II IN NVW TINUVE.
Tho roya Mail steamer Canada arrived
at Halifax on the oh instant, bringing dates
from Liverpool 10 The 23J aud from London
10 the 33d ~.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
JOSEPH A WRIGHT.

AN ACT defining The duties Of tbs Treasurer OF Madison
county as 70 road tax
SEc l. Be enacted ~ The General assembly Of The State
Of Indi1as That Of land in Madison county may
work road tax the Of dciar per day
aAv time between the first da Of Jane aud the fst DAY
Of Nav next ensuing
SIC. 2 Should any Of the Of lands IN Madison
county Pay Madison county the amount
Of their road in cash before they have worked The same
out al any time before the first day OF May aext sue
esedng the payment Of said tax Of said owners OF aud
shall present their road tax receipt the hand Of the
Persor of the proper road district the said Treasurer shall
refund in money said land the amount Of his road
receipt paid and TO- Of art 4, Of CHI l. Of the
Revised Statutes Of lS3 be and the hereby repeal
ed, far the refers TO the county Of MatisOn
SEc g. This take effect and be in force from and
after its passage
G. ". CARR,
Speaker Of The House Of Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE,
President Of the Senate
TnSEpU A WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

An ACT TO amend an act entitled AN compel specu
ators pay road equal that paid by actual settlers,
and tor other purposes the coury oi Upton approved
January 10, ls49.
SIC. /. be enacted By the General Assembly Of the Stale
IqiaHq, That the second said amended
authorize the county clerk OF said county, (acng
o take aud approve bonds OF supervisors, instead OF The
J0srd of commissioners OF said county.
SEC This take eecI and be in force from and ner
Is passage.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
JAMES n. LANE.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT relative 10 the Seminary IN Sullivan county
SEc. l. Be eRaefsd By tis General Assembly o The State
sIRdaRa That hereate there shall only be three Trustees
for the and control Of the Seminary Of SAID
county Of Sullivan
SEc The board Of county commissioners Of said eOun-
" Of Suvan, shall. their March term next. appoint
three suitable persons such Trustees tor the term
Of three years Be selected from each commissioners
district and said board may time NIL any vacancy
that may occur in said board Of Trustees.
SIC g. An suits that nay hereafter be Instituted Tor the
collection Of any moneys due sad fund, or that may
become due shall be in the Of he board Of Trustees
Of the Sullivaa county Seminary.
SIC That majority Of said board SHALL fern qao-
for the Of business relating TO said Seminary
shall have full control in the Disbursement and aPProPr-
Of said fund.- any action Of the board ofcoun-
ty commissioners Of s.d county thereon; PrOrded that
they shall first pay Of said funds, all orders out
standing against said Seminary funds
SEc. 5. All laws eonavenng the provisions OF this act
be and the are hereby repealed.
SEC. g. This be in force from and after ITS pas
sag
G. W. CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JAMES LANE,
President Of the Senate
An,r,v.d Ian l6 lS5O
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

An ACT explanatory OF and % amend act Gp-
proved February, y, lS4S providing for the election OF
township and township collectors IN Jennings
county, and for other purposes.
SECTION l. Be enacted by the General Assembly Of the
Sate Of Indiana That the word succeeding where occurs
in the section Of approved February 2 lo4o en-
lied provide for the election OF township assessors
and collectors in Jennings county and Tor other purposes be
and the same hereby declared to be misprint
Sac That the word preeeding be and the same Is here
nv substituted said section the place OF the word sc-
csedng" and said section OF the act aforesaid shall be
sued in the If the word preceding had been
originally employed therein, which hereby declared to be the
true meaning and intent of said
SFc The Secretary OF State shall be required after the
massage Of this furnish the county OF Jennings twelve
COPIES the local laws OF I34 for the OF the township
officers elected under the OF the act aforesaid
Sac There shall be furnished the county Of Jennings
twelve additional copies Of the local laws OF the present
sion that the laws of the present session
are distributed for the Of the township officers afoe
said
sEc This act TO take effect and be in force from and ae
its and all cOnravenng the provisions OF TIN
act and the hereby repealed, far the
relate 10 the county OF Jennings.
G.. W. CARR,
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
JAMES f. LANE,
President Of the Senate.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
Approved Jan. 10, 1856.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT 10 amend extending the jurisdiction o.
Jastcss of the Pence certain criminal cases; approved
Feb l6 lSlS and also 10 limit the session Of tue "Fahq
Jury, in Fulton county.
SEC. l. Be IL eRaeted by tie General Assem7ty Of fAr
Ssfe Of TadaRa That the provisions OF The ninh secuoh
Of the above recited be ana the hereby exieh
ed to the county Of Fulton
SEC ? The provisions Of sections 2 ,, and y OF an act
entitled act define the jurisdiction OF justices OF the
the counties hesein named; approved Jan
16 49 hereby made part Of the above act and snail
be in force, Notwithstanding any thing 70 the contrary In
the above reced act section the provisions OF section .
Of above first recitsd far refers TO Posecu-
ting attOrneys shall become part Of the duties OF the ds
trict prosecutor for said county.
Sac g. The provisions Of act entitled act, TO reduce
tho expenses the circuit the counties OF
and Brown and for other purposes approved jan TO- lo
hereby extended 10 the county OF Fulton.
SEC. s. This be in force from I'D after It's pas
sage.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
JAMES Il LANE,
President OF the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT to enable the qualified voters Of district No in
township 81 north, Of range east in Kosciusko coun
ty to levy tax in said district sufficient build school
house.
SIC BE enacted by the General Assembly Of The stats
of Indiana That shall be lawful for the quasd voter.
Of school district No T. township No 81 north of range
No. east hold m-etng SAID district at some time
before the first day OF June next and determine by
vote whether tax sh III be levied upon the property Of said
district for the purpose Of building school h~rein
SEC AT least days notice Of the .ce Of
such meeting shall be gwen by least three written ad-
verlisements posted up ia said district.
SEC 8 Ii majority Of all The qualified voters Of said
district shall, such meeting decide in favor laying
for that purpose they shall have power the same
time place determine the Of such which
shall exceei the Of two per upon each
Of land and the Of nifty upon each hun
dred dollars valuation of other taxable properly
irct and the amount which may b. fixed shall coust
tute valid charge and lien upon the property OF sand
district.
SIC The district trustee shall preside at such meeting
or in his absence, the qualified may appoint clerk
shall make return Of the proceedings Of such
meeting the county auditor ia accordance with 18Th
aud 10th sections an aci TO increase and extend the bene
fits of common schools approved January H. lS49 and
the county auditor shall likewise be governed by pro-
visions Of those sections
SEC Should the amount Of levied prove nsuti-
cient 10 complete and finish said school house. the said
qualified shall, in like manner, and under like re-
stricon levy another tax the property OF
trc TO collected the next succeeding year. meeting
to be held time prior the first day Of June le5i
SEC G. That all the provisions of tins be the SANS
are hereby extended to school district number town.
ship number thirty (33 NORTH range number seven
east in said county OF kosciusko.
SIC This shall take effect and be in force from and
CIV. CARR,
Speaker Of the House OF Represent tIves.
JAMES IL. LANE,
President Of the St ma 9.
JOSEPH A, WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
AACT to establish an additional place Of holding cleo
- " - -. Rao..-

ANACT 10 establish additional place Of holding cleo
tons in Eagle Township in Boone county
SEC. l. Be enacted by the General assembly the StTfe Of
Indiana That the qualified electors Of Eagle Township in
Boone county be and they hereby authorized to elect
an additional inspector Of elections for said township, who
shall open poll for the reception Of Royalton in
said township Of Eagle and shall be governed IN all respects
by the laws regulating general special ana township elee-
tons In this State
SIC In order determine who elected, supervi-
sors Of roads fence viewers consabes justices Of the peace
and other township officers the judges and inspectors Of
elections RoyaltOn shall make certificate under their
hands and seals stating the whole number Of votes gwen al
said poll for such township offices; and the Inspector
Of the Judges shall the day succeeding the day Of eec-
on Inspector Of the Judges Of elections,
Eagle Village who shall compare the votes and give
tcates Of election persons receiving the greatest
required given BY the board Of judges Of elections
and which shall be gned and delivered, and governed IN all
respects BY the law ia force the returns in all Other
respects prescribed by the laws of this State
SEC 3. Il shall be the duty Of the county Auditor, o
Boone county, TO appoint inspector Of elections at Roy
alton who shall such until his successor elected
and qualified
SEc L. This act shall be in force from and after its pas
sage and publication and the Secretary Of State is hereby
directed transmit certified copy hereof to the Auditor
Of the said county Of Boone
CIV. CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Represent natives.
JAMES II. LANE,
President Of the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel., 1850-02-16

AN ACT To amend the Ilh Article Of the 18th Chapter
the Revised Laws Oi ls43 Putnam County Is
cernei.
SEo l. Be sRgcted By fte General assembly Of he Sio
laaaaa That travelling Merchants and fela,s slal no
be PERMITTED allowed yend orr sale amy iortgn
uerchaudiE iOTeu The county OF PtlaIn
nj he, she, they, shall have pas nt the county treasury
Putnam county the Of ten dcas per and n a.
permit shs DC granted them retail hcF goods
groceries in said county lor les period than months.
Sac 2 All laws parts of laws coming within the pur
view o. The foregoing provisions be and the ore hereby
repealed.
Sac. B. This shall take effect and b. in force from
after the irsl Monday in June ne2.
a. ". CARR,
Speaker % Iie Ifouse Cd Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE,
President O the Senate
Approved Jan u, lS49. .