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Something Pithy.

Four Clergymen-a Baptist. Pfest y'e'isn.
Methods, and Roman Catholic, met by ssree
men,, to dine on Q fish. Sson a. I" Grace vac
ss,d," the Catholic rose, armed with . knife
and fork, srd ticking sbou, one.ihird Of the
fish, conprehsnding the head, rsooved il to
his plate, excls,m,og as no sat down. With
great seIEsa,isfact.oo, Papa est capui eccls
sia )" the Pope 10 the head Of the Church
| IN ned,s,eiy the Methodist minister arose
and helping himself to about one. thifd, EN-.
brac,ng the tail, seated, himself, enchanting,
!. F,nis corona, opus" the end crowns the
work. The Presbyterian now though, i, vas
A bou, time for INN to move, and taking the
Of the fish to his PLATE, exclaimed.
I" In medic e., vet,,as !" truth lies between
the two extremes. On, Blp,is, brother, had
no,hin. before him bu, an empty plate, and
the prospects Of . slim dinner and snatchin.
up the bowl OF drawn (nelsed) butter. he
dashed il over them all excla,ming, Ego
bap,iso vos;" | bsp'ize you all.
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CAROLINA INN.
ueInl
CA.lKLOTTE, ". e.

NNHE above establishment, situafd On Main
Il Street. third 10, North Of the Public Square,
in the town Of Charlotte. has been constantly ken,
oren BY the present Proprietor. from the is, Of
January. le4U to the present time, for the accom-.
moda,ion oil the Pubic, and will continue 10 be
kept open for the same purpose.
The Eststlishuien, has bee n enisrged and i'm.
proved 10 very cot siderable eateni within The
last two years-the entire building 10 in complete
repair aud Is 80 constructed that oil the rooms
have abundant light aud cen Be ventilated ii pes.
sure.
The Stables are not IN ferios 10 any heIonrin,
10 any similar Esishiishm. nj in " es,ern No, h
Carolina and care " Ill be taken thsi they sk,Il
always be supplied with abundance NJ rood sr.ip
and provender and attended BY faithful and erp..
rienetd ilsstiers.
The Subscriber "a i'll use every escr,iou 10 rive
satisfaction to all who may ps,roniz. hi, House,
and hesitate. not 10 FAY that. from ten years. sI.
perience he will be able to keep up the accomms.
dstioa al the GaroIins Inn. in style not surps..
ed by any Public House in the isie,iss COUNTY,
and he takes this opportunity 10 return hi. COT.
dial respects TO generous Public fes psst f.yers
and respectfully sol,cits . continusncs Of ,h.,,
patronage and confidence.
DRoVERS can, II all timea, Be supplied viii
convenient and well enclosed lots, free or ch.,r.
and furnished with grain at low priees.
IL The Charlotte and Camden Stages .rriy.
and depart til weekly.
JENNINGS b KERR.
Oct Ia, is49. sI,f
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A CHAMPION OF wonAN's RIGHTS.

A CHAMPION OF WOMAN's RIGHTS.
The Lowell OferiOg furnishes an interest.
ing sccouot Of Miss Weber, a young Belgian
lady, who stands pre-. eminent among Tho ad.
vocs,es Of womsn's rights. Her practice is
in accordance with her theory and che wars
male attire and carries on farm. She 10
handsome, only twenty -four years old. dresses
in the Partisan fashion Of black dsesscoas and
pants, with buff vest. Her defence Of the
practice +" rscy. The neither gsrmen. shs
says, was first worn 10 tho bifurcaied form by
the women Of anc,snt Judes. The exclusive
claim man 50 psr,inaciousIy maintains to the
use Of this Carmen, is arbitrary, without 4 50.
i,tary srgunent to support it, no. even tina.
the sexes should be distinguished by apparel.
Tho beard which she assigned solely 10 mao
is the natural token Of his sex. (Mlss Web.
er may not only take our hs,, but psn,s also. J
She cIai,ns ia addition every civil, political
and ecclesiastical right Of woman, sad il 10
said that her every word, look and action 10
characterized with the mos. refined womsny
dsIiescy.
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To Make Butter in the Winter.

10 many parts Of our country, The ." o.
making good butter in the via'er 10 little 10
dess.ood. Some dairy women suppose II -
absolutely imprac,ic.ble to make ii al that
season. Nov. 10 some places, al least 10 New
England, il is constantly prac,iseo. and tho
process 10 as familiss - that OF making butter
N May or October. The short history e it
10 this:
The cove should be stabbed, and fed on
good s~es, hay, and it other Provender IL cd
ded, 60 much the better. Instead Of keeping
the milk in . ~srm place, 1t should be put 10
cold one, and no matter how soon ii freezes.
Freezing will separate the cream much more
perfectly than 1t will rise without, and /! Is
taken off with much less trouble. When the
cream 10 charned, the chufn should not be
placed toe near the Are. The ord,ns,y warmth
Of the knchen will be sufficient. Too much
hes, will destroy beth the complexion and IT.
cor Of the butter. Il will require little mor'
time in chutniug. than i. does in warmer
weather and tina. is oil the real difficulty il
msk,ne a. good butter in January, A. can b.
made a, any season Of tho year.
Butter cured vilh one hall ounce Of co.'s.
mon ssl', enc fourth ounce Of sal,ps,fe, one
fourth ounce Of mos, sugar, pounded together
and used 10 the proportion Ct one ounce TO the
pound Of butter. WILL on trial, be found IL
keep any length Of time, aad have q much
finer favor than when salted IN the usual msn
ner.
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A LunatiC Ball,

On Fnd,y the ls,h u't, being 81. Luke's
Day, the entertainments Of dsacioG and sing.
ing were afforded TO large number Of the
unhappy inmates OF 81. Luke's Hospital, IN.
der circumstances Of peculiar interest. II
vas the first occasion of this kind which has
taken place al St. Luke's, and from the sue.
ces.ful issue Of The undertaking i, may be ex.
pected to DO repeated. II appears tina, under
the judicious manag euen. Of the resident Of.
6cers, acting with the sanction Of the house
committee. and upoo the suggestion Of the
physicians Of the hospital, between sixty and
seventy Of the patients, men and women, we're
assembled .. six o'clock in the evening in the
great hall 10 the centre Of tho building. and
music being provided, they we're Quickly ar
ranged in their places for the cid English
country dance. THIS, wl,hsppro priale changes,
was KEEP, up with eat spirit unti noe o'clock,
when all re,ited peacesbls and cheeriuiiy 10
their respective apartments. The cheers oil
The establishment with such nurses and AZ
,endants - could BE- spared from the galleries,
joined mssrily IN the dance. By this means
the confidence Of the patients vas secured and
they showed themselves grateful for the en-
ioymen, afforded them by entering into the
snuse men. ~i,hou, le,i,y OF boisterous con.
due, Of any kind London Paper.
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.4GKICULTUR.4L.
~,
6k1IlA
From the Dollar NerspdPtr.
Preparing Land For Cotton.

Il 10 the fashion with some planters to break
their land N January OF February. and let II
lie until they wish TO plant IN cotton, when
opeu fursow eth what 10 known AZ . large
scooter plough; SOW the seed therein. co'ef'
,og them with two burrows. . hers throw
their land into large beds, not unlike potato
ridges, ope ming a small furro" on the top Of
il, into which they put their seed. ! write ~
show, as l think can. tina, there 10 better
wsy to plan, cotton than either Of the above
mentioned. Let the groutd be thoroughly
broken 90 FIRE, said above, aud when you are
ready TO plant, lay Of the rows at the proper
distances from each other, then before sowing
the seed. rup another furrow close to the h's',
film, il sbou, half full, then drop the seed 10
the half filled furrow. and cover with third
one, which will complete the roe. THIS !" o
better plan than ridgiog in dry soil. lss.-
Because cotton never grows very tn" on'''
the downssrd root strikes hard ground. "a.
1t iy much easier to cultivate then when on
ridges; and last, though BY no means east
tho cotton, nine times in ten, grows SO la"
that i, 10 much ADLER 10 stand the innumsfabe
disasters ~hich attend i. in the earlier stages
Of ito growth. The frs, objection to planting
bv covering with two furrows, 10 the d'thcul.
,y there is in getting a s,aod, aud the greatest
ono 10, that just so sure Is tho season '' .
se, one, jus. so sure you have ne good stand
Of cotton, because the roots are % fsf belo"
the common surface that, while yet tender,
the plants all dc fot wsat Of proper qnsnt''
~ Of warmth 10 nourish them. o s.
Lee County, Cd, 1850.
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Yankee Courlship.

A love Iorn swain broke . wish bone With
HE hearts queen, sons~hete up in Nov
Hampshire.
Meow What d'you wish Sally demanded
Jonathan, With tender grin of expectation.
wished | was handsome, replied the fair
damsel-' handsome as Queen Victory
jerusalem VIA, a wish 7 replied iona.
,hsn-' when you're handsome 'nu1 meow =
Ru, III tell ser what | wished Sally, / pish.
ed you vas locked up in my arms and the key
was lost 7
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MISCELLANEOUS.

pY BILEN C. GAGE.

eas oees prsssas-whers = email party
Of ysuae psrssos we're warmly discussing the
subject Of practical joking. After long and
distressing debate the question seemed about
10 be decided 10 its favor, when = gentleman,
whose singularly mslanchoiy sod detected cir
II once attracted our attention, related the fol.
loving story:
10 my younger days l was remarkable for
ny fssdnsss Of practical joking. even 10 such
q dssrss that ssvsr allowed gssd oppof.
saaisy T. pass uuimp'ovsd.
Ny orphan esusis, Robert. to whom | vas
foud!y attached, was Of diffsrsn, nature from
this. He vas sober. ssdste and graceful si.
mos, to fault, very thoughtful and very bssb.
ful. Stupidity, as | called il, was often check
upon my natural gsiely, and it WAS seldom
,ha. could induce him 10 j 'in my beyish
sports. though be sometimes d'd, merely to
crafty me. Poor Rober, the green turf Of
his native valley. on whose bosom the fsifsst
covers Tia, New England could boast Of, have
blossomed ADD witheted, and passed away to
eternity, leaving behind them lasting i'm.
press Of their loneliness, nov cevess his moui-
dsring ashes. Yes; Robert Is dead, and
On the uahsppy cause Of bis untimsIy eud,
the Circumstances Of which will serve 10 con.
vises you Of the fslIy Of practical joking
Il US late ess evening 10 ssrly September
thss Rstsr ssd oyssH retired 10 our 'eon
10 talk over the exciting scenes Of the day
for il vss the night after The election, ssd q
hss holiday il had bsen to Us. had jus. re
turned from . visi, to some friends 10 the Gu
~, end had, Of course, brought with me many
curious things which Rober, had never seer
nor heard Of Among them vas mask, thu
uss Il which explained to my unsopAis.csle'
cousis. Who laughed and wondered Why pee
pie could wish 10 look horribly enough to YEA
one.
! was ia my eaysst mood. juss ready for a
adventure and seeing he vac disposed TO msk
tun Of my mask, proposed an experiment.
Whsi!" exclaimed my cousin, "you j
not issead to wear it 10 bed do you :"
Far ffsm it," replied, 81, is YOU shopl
sssr the mask net /. aa quite ape esoug
without it,"
"A very just remark, indeed" he obssr'
cd. gsssslJ.
bad never seen him 10 better humor, an
| thought ii best to unfold my plans a, oncs
1t our next door lived worthy gentle mar
with vhsss daughter my bashful cousin v.
already smi,ten. Tbs, very nigh. a. ~e pas,
ed BY. % eur rsisfn from she village. he be
ealisAasd bsds hss good night. aud receive
10 return sss Of the sweetest sailes frsn Il
hsppiess eyes and aess ehssoisg lips sv'
bsAsld. vas his bosom friend. end 10 a
b slssys sssrpsssd bic ssessss, (alasl b
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VaIuc Of Ashes.

The American Agriculturlst says: The.
mas Hancock. nurseryman and farmer, Bur
l,ng,oo, N. J pays twelve and q half cents
per bu.hel. in Ph,lsdeiphls. for isachsd ashes.
and two end a half cents freight, and then
hsuls them from tao to three miles, sud sp.
plies then Of the rate Of one hundred and siS
y bushels to the acre, upon sandy so,l, aud
fnds i. profitable application"
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AnccdOtc.

A negro was brough, before tho Mayor OF
Phlladelp hia 4 short time sinee for stealing
chickens. "Well, Toby, said his Honor
what have you got 10 say for yourself
Muffin bu, dis boss; | vas ~ crazy ~ bed.
bug ahsn stole da, a. pulles, coz l might
have stole de big rooster, end never done it.
Da, shows 'clus,vsly TO ny mind tina. ~ss
Iabor,ng under the delirium tremendous"
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soug b, and hoped for forgiveness from on high.
never can lock upon mack w''h0u. shud
der, OF hear ito use denounced, si,hou. allud
ing 10 my experience. And you. ny young
friends, when you are ,ewp,ed to play tricks
upoa others, | an sure, will stop to consid.
er, that What seems 90 luuocen, and hssn'less,
may, perhaps. in the cad, prove {" fatal jOke. p"
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roe ia g..
Fs,m tie Burlington ny SeafinsL
The Briefless Barrister-A Ballad

Fs,m ii. Burlington ny Sestinel
The Briefless Barrister-A Ballad.
~ JOHN O. SAKE.
An attorney was taking turn,
Ia shabby habiliments drest;
HE coat il Vas shockingly worn,
Aad the rust had invested his vest.
HE brsschss had suffered breach.
His linen and wostsd were worss:
lie had scarce . whole crown in his bat,
And not half crown in his Purss.
And thus a. he wandered alsng.
A chserlsss and comfortlsss elf,
He sought for relief in q song.
Or cempl.iningly talked to himself;
"Unfortunate man that am.
I've never 4 client but grief;
The case is, I've no case At all.
And in brief. I've ns'sr had brief!
1--WE waited and waited in vain.
Expecting an opening to find.
where a honest ysuag lawyer might gain
Some reward for the tell Of bic mind.
"Tis not that l am wanting in Law,
Or lack an intslligsnt face,
Tha. sshsrs have cssss 70 plead.
While have to plead for = case.
30, how can 4 modest young man
Fer hope for the smallest progression
The prefsssiopes already so full
Oflawysrs 90 full Of profession !"
While thus he was stroling around,
Ills eye accidentally fell
On very deep hole in the ground,
And hs sighed 10 himself, " 1t il well !"
Ts curb his emotions be sat
On the curb stsns the space Of minute;
Then erred. "hsre's an opening at last"
And in less than = jitfy was in it!
Next morning twelve citizens came.
cTwas tina coroner bads them attsnd,l
To the end that il might be determined
How the man had determined mis- end
1.-THE man was lawyer, l hear"
Quoth the foreman who sat on the eofss
IA lawysr7 Alss." said another,
"Uadoubtedly died Of rsmorss!"
A third said. He knew the dscssssd.
An attorney we'll vsrsed in the lawa
And a. to the cause Of his death,-
'Twas no doubt from the wast Of cause"
The jury decided At length.
After solemnIy weighing the matter.
THAT the lawyer was drowned, bscauss
He could not keep his head above water"
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ATTACHMENTS for sale here
TERMS.

TERMS.
TWO DOLLARS per annum In advance; wv
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS II PAYNE"
be delayed three months; and THREE w"
LARS If not paid until the close Of the ys'"
aTAdvertisemen,s inserted At One Dollar 20
square, lie lines or iess, this sized type 'of w
first insertion, and IS cents for esch con''"'
ance. Court advertisements and Sheriff . '.'''
charged IS per cent. higher; and : dedae',''
Of 33A per cent. will be made from the fes.'.
prices, for advertisers by the year. Aase''..
men,s inserted monthly or qusrief'y = -
square for each time. Semi.monthly = o'''
per square for each time.
tTPostmssterS are authorized 10 act Is sse"''
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Editorial Compliment.

The Chrouotype nominated the editor Of
the Post head sca,enger Of Boston," The
Post thus responded: I'VE receive the ap.
poln'men he will DO the era, shoveliull Of dir,
We shall throw into our carts, as it will be our
duty to remove the creates, nuisance al the
conInenc inent OF our ssna,orv labors."
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DIR. BENJAMIN RUsny
CELEBRATED HEALTH Pills

The great phiIanthropist and eminent ph,,;.;..
DR.. Bsnjsmin Rash. invented universal r. ,oes, ~
disease. and dsnon.nated his infsiiibie Heai,I IN
His immense practice and wonderful cures ,,,.'.
and certified IT, the ne Plus ultra Of speci6c. ~
he done nothing Else for the bene ct Of mankind
10 commemorate his name as public b.n,e.,',. !"
this woula have BE- ten sufficient
For all bilious complaints. and a. purifier ef H..
blood the world Is challenged 10 produce IL. ,o..I
The only genuine RasA Pills. compounded fro.o
the original receipt, is sold by the '"
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INDIAN MOTHERS RELIEF

new and important article. entirely d,ffersn,
from any thing Of the kind ever befns i,red. A
pamphlet, descriptive Of this RENE dy, is given Ia
mo'hers =, ,hs Office Of the Empire Company, la
fai'on street, OF may be had from the Druggls, in
th'. place where this paper is printed.
July 81. GIN
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GaLp HIT, \. C., Aua l,Is4s
DR.. J. Kuhl- Dear Su:
You will please fnrwsrd to d. a. som a. ceri
vcn'ent. aff-sh supply the Rssorer Of m. Hlooa
and the Abyssinis Mature, we have sold gu, 10,
se'ns time. The Restorer end the Depur.ti,.
fe"def, have proved 10 be very eficseieus fei
fuilnea Of the chest. .beams tism. sore Lsr,. 10.
hammstions OF he Eyes, Debility. sud cth.f ehfs.
nc diseases. We WARRANTED the Ahys.inis Mn
ture To every patient. and 10 one has asked 10 gel
the money returned. but on the contrary, every
one has praised It's great sanst W powers
We remain yours, respectfully,
A. & ID. W. HUNEYCuTT.
Coscosp. N. C.. July y. 1s4s.
DR.. kuhl-Deaf sir:
We have sold ont all Of your AbyssInia Mixture,
II has given sHfUt satisfaefton To all these no
have used Il. We have warranted the Aby,snia
MIXTURE III ell eases on our oa u account; and ws
can say, II has ueyer allied. We have daily calls
fof mute Of the Ably ssini. MIXTURE, and you will
please send us as soon ~ possible such supply
which Will answer the great demand.
Very respectfully you're.
PnIfER l. YoRKE.
Letter from Msja Dssaid Ne Dyrsll, Gre"
iiooRx County,. N. e., Dsc. 25. is<s.
DR. J knhi-D Dear Sit:
A Lady in this county. afflicted with nervous
complaint, Proispsus Utefi. FIuor Albur. and
somewhat deranged mind, esused BY distractions,
was for about twelve months attended by four Of
our eminent physicians, without any effect. and
every one excessively declared her ineurable and
that she had TO die. She then procured Two bot.
Ties Of your Abyssiuis Mixture from me, vhiea
cured her entirely. She has since married. and
is in perfect good health and happy. The Ab,s-
sina Mixture has likewise proved very tfieseiou'
ii many other Diseases, but particularly in female
diseases, IN which ii should have the preferthe:
OF all others. Yours obcdientiv,
DUGALD MeDuGALp
Frce for tho Abyssinia Mixture per bottle -
cents. 81 Is L. 81. so.
Likewise on hand aud Tor sse. Dr.. kphf' re
storef, Universal Plaster, God Mine Bslsam, &C
L J, HOLTON. Agent,
Charlotte. N. {.
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LAUNDRY STARCH POLISH

Ua)ulss rea as ornamental II gives . b,;l,..
polish to collars, bo.oms, &c. and greatly sei,,,s.
the process Of ironing. None but those who h'.a
used !, can appreciate iis inertia. Sold rhal.".,e
and retail by the Enpias Co.,.s.
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EMPIRE COMPANY VANILLA SHAWN
Sntp A.so

This splendid Soap is superior 10 81 other. a.
lather produced by 1t Is instanlan,o as il doss ."e
dry the face; 1t is Of very fine emoIen, s. "o'
acier prevents all chaps, and heals cuts, pin'i'.
Sc, almost Immediately. f"
Sold, wholesale and retail, by the
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EUREKA CORN SLAVE,

THIS invaluable preparation 10 siered 10 the puh.
nc Win 'he en'trc eoesdencc In rs superaliss ...
eei'ence hsv'n: been fully tested BY being VS.
in private Practice. BY an eminent su,seoo. ~ nj.
city, fof years. l, will mast sffcc,usIly cur. Corn.
canyons, thilblans, Cuts, Bruises. &c. Sold, vho,'
sale and retail. BY the
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Jewelry! Jewelry y!

f1NfiE Subscriber has returned from the North.
Il aud is now receiving and opening
RICH AND VARIED ASSORTMENT OF
U-9SIylH1ro.I2Es
lie has selected his stock with great care, and has
purchased 4 MORE EXTENSIVE ONE, than
has ever before been opened IN this place. A.
mong his variety will lie found
no Genfi,men and Lrdi,s Gold and no
IN Sifrer Lern and Lp,ne gJA
GA,0 ~ II Z co Ia II s3s OLA
Gold Chains and kcys,
Mcdallions, SpcctacIes,
Fins breast Pins, Pistols.
Ear Rings. Rsz,rs.
Finger Rings, Walking Canes
Bracelets, Penkn,ves
Hair Pins, Tea Trays.
Ladies Scissors. Tea Spoons.
Coral Necklace, Butter Knives,
Thimoles, Perfumery;
ASDA
VARIETY OF FANCY GOODS. PLATED
WARE. SOLID WARE, SILVER PLATED
CAsToRs and CANDLEsTICKs, &c, &c.
All Of which be will dispose Of on accommods.
ting tsrms.
pGolA purchased.
THOMAS TRoTTER.
Charlotte. Oct. s, ls49. 4gtf
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DIR. KUlIL'S
Abyssinia Mixture,

For tatatths. lnanenza. Costivenes.. Piles, Ora
vel. eenofth@. elect. Fluor Albus, OF ID.
Whites, Weakness, Obstt uetion.. Ac
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NOR sale at this Office. besides all other Blank
used by Clerks and Constables
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PAIN EXTRACTING ANDnEAI..
ING BALStM

ING BALsAM
II cures almost simultaneously, burns. cuts
bruises, swollen joints. corns, bunyons aud tooth.
ache. Whenever its virtues bet one known is re.
garded as an Indispensable article. Sold as above.
FITS. FITsu FITs...
Nerrine Balm and indisa Remedy The Empire
Company having obtained at much ex2ehsc, the
Great Iadiaa R,mtdy, N,rp,He Batsan, which liz
becoming celebrated tor all nefvaus affections,
especially epeplic and otter fits commissions &c,
would respectfully call the attention of ph, siosps
and the afflicted 10 it forming a new anildoe IN
the treatment Of these dreadful diseases heretofore
thought to be wholly incurabl-.
Any person effected by fits or nervous affections.
who shall purchase the Nefvlne Bslssm and per.e.
we're IN its use, and is not radically cured, or most
essentially benefited. shall have Their money re-.
turned.
This invaluable medicine can be procured in this
city only Of the Empire Company.
HouCK's PANAcE.
Having successfully negotiated with DR.. r.
Ho"eh, (snn and successor Of the late Dr. JAcos
lioucK OF Baltimore, now deceased 10 manu- facture
ms Celebrated PdHaeG, exclusively fer the Empire
Company We take great pleasure in Offering to the
public and the afflicted as one Of the most invaua.
bic aud remarkable Vegetable Compounds Of the age,
for the cure Of almost every i'll that "flcsh IL heir
to- II has stood the test in competition with oil
other medicines, for Spenteen years, and performed
cures unparalleled in the annals Of history.
by procuring pamphlet from the Empire Com.
pany, or their agent, the wonderful cures performed
by tie PansfB can be seen.
The public are cautioned against purchasing
IIoaeks Psnaee," unless the label 10 sgned BY Dr.
7. Hoock, accompanied by the seal Of the Empire
Company. a. oil others are spurious.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1851-01-08
BETIlEsDt WATER.

The Healing Waters u Beth.,da-a perfect cure
for all diseases Of the skin, such as pimpIes and
bo,ches the face. letters tan. sun. burns, urn.
ton of the skin, cuts bruises and contusons. Per.
sons ustng IL after shaving will not suffer from the
use OF the rszH; in word. ITS healing qualities are
without parallel in the history oil Pharmacy. No
Lady's or Ienilenan's Toilet should be without H.
The EMPIRE CoMrAsr has the sole agency for its
sale.