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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ART, practised BY wHIrEHURsT
With all the improvements Of the day
mseh Worldwide reputation,
nenee without proof Of such assertions contrary
ysa Of study and practice adopting all the
sss have 80 rapidly .aeeseded each other In th
palm Of victory when competing with other
Mnd Mr. W. has also gained that highest honors the
commence and the the
OF patrons who daily hronE his daery which are
potseesort. " ' - '
sieteoscope kenesses u,ost improved
Every variety Of Cases. Rrames &c on hand
and ~ the most satsfaetory prices.
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TO NY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIOHaying This lay bought
ont The Interest n w. SMITH and q. EJAM the hm
otBLAa sMTn CO. VII ~ ,hot, time add 20 ths pte.sn!
stock of Groceries. ny plan will be TO sell cheap for cash. 70
puheiual customers viii rive attention 20 the sale Of all
hdt Of county produce which be entrusted snd hope
age.
April IL. WIN. o. ELAN.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. II. BLAIR having purchased be
Interest Of Mr. ". H. sEABEOoR Of the hrm Of SEA
Booh REEVE, has entered into partnership with Mr. E.
REEVE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR and will
carry on the hpoihecay and Drug business stand
seabrook Reeve hope by strict attention 10 uness 10
" share OF the patronage literally extended lm
L. PAYSOE REEVE,
JOHN II.
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ARihiSs-BABGAINs.- am In recent ~ n I,y,, &C..
sh ~ uh,na gia' ond Farthenvsr rom he nan
e-, OF many mes and Eants0ms cha pes and astI a.
smeh With choice stock n Fancy Goods I,ot1y GI15
SAFE ard retail furshtesrs " '-'' 7'.'''
.S ssr'3inss 10 rsdns stock. witt ofmakirg
eut''mtr', ~ psrfc'H pf-rlr4sif, fr each W. ''''''
good order. ''' '''' ''' f,,',,,, ~ r., gozsl' m
niui mon s. %AII,
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FRESH sPRly g, AND SUMNER GOOD

7 RFPHCTPULLY beg public they
hh have received N the largest SPRING GOODS
opened Ia this market They
accommodating complete every
The Shoc, Hat and Bonnet line, enumeration Of which
b. too tedious for adyersnent Merchants visiting the
viii please awe call determined to sell good
terms In this other market
u Partnership conducted by UNDERLINED
~ Is this day dissolved, by mutual consent
RICHARD hill Ia, will pay all liabilities Of the frn and Ell
hsr Of the partners receive what be due them.
RICHARD HILL ia,
BILLY W. TALLEY.
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90 wM. PALMER.
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this day sold the above 10 NJ
WIN o. EJAM whom chesry 70 the patronage
Of osr friends and public mhnog1ws SMITH,
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SiBowRh Ma JeshoW.
- Baths Plunge Baths Hip and Sponge Baths Bathing Gaps,
Bath brushes, with other Bathing apparatus, sss b.
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SSHLLrNG AT a PROFIT.-I have nov en- hand
- assarnent Of Fashionable Spring
ing Witch win sell ~ sms proh Ny goods
ia.d,, nics'ysai, aad wiz VT WA iaa sMITG.
e. nQuAnrEa CASKS PORT ANN stftiHRy VINE
@ ~ kso Nnand aln Champagne and wInes
~ iei8 DUDLEY co, ~ asin 81
ERevsEIs neN sAr.rIn order 70 DOT ny siosE Of
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Mercantile IIalhiIinn

The true province oflhe mere hant is not merely
to sell to h'scustumers such goods as IhevImav or
der, but 1t IS incumbent upon him TO keep himself
80 posted as to "nable hIm only TO purchase &c
advantage himself, but 10 advise his customers in
regard To all the newest, most economical and al.
pr"prIat' styles OF goods ia his peculiar branch of
Trade. lie thus advances their interest by securing
TO them wider sale and a more speedy return of
their outlay, and renders their commercial transact
lions mutually more advantageous To both parties.
By energy LberaIlty, and candor, the shrewd mer
chaRtumteS his interests with that of his customers
secures an extensive and permanent trade, and in
due time achieves a fortune
In those branches Of business affected not only
10y some general change in the wants OF society, or
the new application OF mechanical skull, but bv .be
more hekle and often arbitrary behcsrs of TASTE or
conventional caprice, the merchant has a field for
The exercise Of all those taIcnis which render The
scholar learned, she artist eminent, and the starcs
man iIlusriOuS. The candidate for the hjobes,
civic hOnOrs has not before him a more worthy OH
Ject 10 prompt his ambitious aspirations. Hence
he often "ncoanters iabers and difficulties and pri.
Vatlons with al energy ard seIf-deniaI which COM
mand success.
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BOOKBINDTNG

\ WALDAUER has resumed the Rookb;nJi,a D.,
~ siness, and is ready to receive work. which will
De doe IN the best workmanship and as cheap as can
uoe III any other establishment of the kind Re-
l:lenceS 10 tnat 1act by Rev. G. Johnston, " c. Bar
m ESQ., charlotte; Miller Il James, j. j. Bruner
Dr eummere L. Blaekmer, Esq, N. Boyden, Esq
anu great many other gentlemen Salisbury He
Gerry w1I inS 0fo-
Charlotte, Feb. 81, 1854. 313n1
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Printing Paper iS Scarce.

Owing TO great scarcity OF Ike raw material,
II has become very difficult procure print.
ing paper at anything like a fair price. We
nave latierIy been compelled TO poorer quail.
lily than We cid ut The commencement of this VOL
ume, and yet pay more for each ream. This is
extremely Vexlng, but we cannot help ourselves.
The PaPer-n'akers are very saucy, and are ruling
the publishers just as they please. The press is
no longer independent, and the public might Just
as we'll understand the matter frs, as last We
surrender for the present, and wait for the "good
"me coming. We hope, however, that the pap.
er dealers will forgive when we caution every
good house wife 10 be extremely puctIious in saw.
ing every scrap that can be turned into paper. by
tins means we hope in time TO humble the Iordlv
PretentIons OF The manufacturers Cannot some of
our country friends try the virtue of meadow bav
straw, corn huSks and all kinds OF forest leaves
ana LED US see II some relief cannot be brought To
the down'trodden publisher = Scientific Ameri. |
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r0wn oza1nanoe.
CuARLoTrE. April 90, 1854.

Pli' 80 ASC1.
At meeting fthe Board OF Commissioners; present
John Riger, Wiliam r. Myers. Robert Shaw, II. Mex.
Janison, and w. w. Elms; On motion, w. X. Myers
appointed chairman. pro tenn.
Hs Ordered, That Tax for the year lS54 be assess
cd the following Rates. upon each different object OF
Taxation, follows, to-wit:
On each Sl00-yalue of Real Estate, 50 so
" S!00-vaIue of Stock i'm Trade, 30
'' White Poll. between the age of2l e 45 50 90
F." Black Pull, II Il so 90
" Free Black Poll, 90
IS Grocer and Retailer of spirits, $50 90
Company of Circus Riders, and all
others, subject to pay State Tax, 90 90
g" &c Concert, per week, 10 90
Daguerrean co
IS " Itnerant merchant Pedler, hawker of
Goods, and merchandise, not the growth
facture OF North Carolina. except Books tax of $25 90
On each Sl00 of Interest, 90
" /" Physician, Dentist, Lawyer, &c, 90
Carrage OF the value OF s75 90
&c $500 2 90
300 3 90
=" $500 upward, 4 90
81 Gold Watch 90
Silver Watch, so
Piano, 9 90
sc " 500 value of Gold and Silver Plate, so
On each and every Dog, 90
Public Dray, 10 90
Public four horse Omnibus, 10 90
Twohorsc Omnibus 5 90
On each Livery Stable, 10 90
may 40tf J. B. KERR, clerk
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DR. M,LANEs FERMIFUGE.-During practice
OF more than twenty years, McLane had attended
lnnumerable patients afflicted with every form nj
worm disease, and was induced to appIv all The
energies OF his mind 10 the discovery of a vermi.
fuge, or worm destroyer, certain in its effects
The result oil his labors is the American Worm
Specific, now before the public, which Is perfectly
sale and may be given alike to children of the mos
tender age, or TO the aged adult; it purges mildly
and subdues fever, and destroys worms with in.
variable success. It's easy of administration, and
as 1t does not contain mercury in any form what.
ever no restrictions are necessary with regard 70
drinking cold water is il capable of doing The
least injury to the tenderest infant. An Incredible
number OF worms have been expelled by this great
vermfuge.
Purchasers will please be careful TO ask for DR..
-icLane'S Celebrated Termifuec, and lake none
else. All other Verm(ugcs, in comparison, are
worthless. DR.. McLane's genuine Vermfuge.
also his Celebrated Liver Pills. can now be had al
all respectable Drug Stores in the United States
ana Canada. 46-2w
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New FlTKn
AND
FRESH ARRIVAL.

/ TLMS, ALLISON & CO., take pleasure in announc-
II irg to retail dealers and the public generally that
they receiving and selling at unprecedented
prices, by the largest and best assorted Stock
Groceries brought TO this part OF the State.
1t would be the intetest of those who buy sell
again examine their stock before going further as
they buy and sell ter cash their prices SHALL BE
SATISFACTORY.
Their stock consists in part as follows:
300 bbls. n. 0. Molasses, fine.
SO hhds. fine Cuba Molasses,
200 bbls. fine N. 0. Sugar,
100 hhds GO sc s.
1000 sacks of Salt,
Is tierceS new Rice,
500 sacks Rio Coffee, fine,
SO sacks old G. Java,
80 bales Gunny Bagging,
Mining utensils and general assert
ment of heavy Hardware.
Choice variety of Teas,
Fine Cigars, and the finest Tobacco
ever sold in Charlotte.
Choice variety of all articles kept
for family use.
500 kegs Northern Nails,
10000 lbs White Lead,
1000 lbs. Roping,
100 boxes Adamantine, Sperm and tai
low Candles.
10 casks best London Porter.
60 choice English Dairy Cheese.
Es- All kinds of Produce bought at the highest
CASH prices, taken in exchange for Groceries
At Cash Prices
ELMS, ALLISON & CO.,
Al Jno. Wellss old stand.
Charlotte. March 81. 36,tf
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Lincoln Machine Shon-

ne Undersigned beg leave to inform the public that
they have recently rented the Shop and Tools form
ey occupied by Mr. w jerks the Lincoln factory
where they are prepared to turn and finish Mill Irons
repair lotion Machinery, horse powers, and chiefly ali
kinds of Machinery used in this section Of country ~
the shortest notice. and as reasonable as
o'her establishment in this section of country All
persons wishing to have any of tn above mentioned
"oh wen executed Will do well to Hand see us before
engaging at any other establishment
J. HYDE g. CO.,
May &c, 1854 al 5D
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Mattresses Mattresses ~

ENNERLY & QUINN, take pleasure in announc.
Ia ing to the public that they manufacturing Mat
tresses at their Rooms in the Basement of the Brick
Building, occupied by Bryan & Thompson, where thew
invite all who may desire springy and w, ii made Mat
esses TO call and examine for themselves Orders from
distance solicited, and promptly attended TO-
shucks. ~ ny
April ID, 1854. 3atf
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Effects of the Storm !

w would most sincerely ask those of our friends
w and patrons, who in ARREARS with u.s. to
think for moment, that obliged to have money
10 pay our Debts, and unless they help U.S. this way
our interest and credit must seriously suffer- We are
indeed, thankful fol the generous patronage have
shared at their hands-hope they will continue it, and
De admonIshed by this notice, to Sc
ATELY IF NOT SOONER. Such the character of bust
ness that compelled to announce that FROM AND
after THE 1sT July, WE SHALL OBLIGED SELL FOR
CASH ONLY,
PRITCHARD & CALDWELL.
june y, 1854 No. 3, Granite Row.
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Petition for Dover.

Hannah Garrison
vs. Petition for Dover.
B. H. Garrison and others. \
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that L.
| A. Garrison Hannah C. Garrison, James N. Garri-
son. Mary A. G rrison and Martha 6. Garrison, infant
children of Manson A. Garrison, decd, not resi-
dents of this State but reside beyond the limits of the
1t is therefore ordered by the Court, that pub
location be made for six weeks in the Western Demo-
for the said L. A. Garrison, Hannah C. Garrison,
James N Garrison. Mary A. Garrison, and Martha G.
Garrison appear the of this Court, to
held for the county of Meckenburg, at the Court
house in Charlotte on the 4th Monday in July next,
then and there to plead, demur to plaintiffs
petition, otherwise Judgment pro eonfesso, will be
rendered against said defendants.
Witness, w. K. Reid, Clerk of said Court, a..
Office, the 4th Monday in April, A D. 1854, and in the
18th year of American independence.
june ?, 45-6t (P.f$5.62D W.K. RElp,c C.
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r'antS and fruits have local nature, which is
altered on change of place. So have insects
the chameleon is not The only REPTILE which ,yos
lis character and its color 10 its domIciIe Ami.
mails as wei! as vegetables, are wrought upon bv
latitude and Longitude The wool Of the sheen
turns to hair in the tropics. The hogs of the
mountains of Paramas, instead of the bristIes of
the original Stock have thick fur, often crisp,
anG sometimes under coat OF wool.
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NEW BOOKS! NEW Ro0KsI

NEW BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!
Exploration of the valley a mazon by Hcrndon
A new and complete Gazetteer OF the United States
by Baldwin & Thomas.
Rural Essays, by A. J. Downing.
splendid edition of the Waverly Novels.
Romance of the Revolution; being history of the
personal adventures, heroic exploits and romantic Incl
DENTS as enacted i'll the War of ndc pcndencc by O. B.
Bruce.
Thrilling Adventures by Land and Sea; by J. O.
Brayman.
Daring Deeds of American Heroes with Biog ph ia
Sketches; by J. o. Brayman.
The Flush Times of Alabama and Mississippi; by
Baldwin. RI
Hot Corn and Paper Bullets, from Loves Pocket
Pistols.
The Old Brewery and The New Mission H3use
The Lampghtcr.
Louis Elton by Mrs. nj. Herndon
Aliens Domestic Animals, History and Description
OF the Horse, Mule Cattle, Sheep, Swine. Poultry Sci
by r. l.. Allen.
The Successful Merchant, Sketches of the Life of
vi Samuel Bridget; by VIM. Arthur.
The Hearth Stone, upon Homclife in cities: by
Samuel Osgood.
The Miners Guide; by J. w. Oron
Also, large and splendid assortment of Stationery
&c. &c. -
Fly, fly with lightning's speed,
Be quick, say, and learn to read.
~ENNISS & order,
charlotte, april II Booksellers and Stationcrs
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NOTICE.

NE impression is abroad, that the UNDERSIGNED il
winding up his business for the purpose of discon
luins MS trade. He takes this method OF stating
distinctly that such is not his intention He exnan+
III SNORT une 10 commence and carry OIL the business
On MS own responsibility, and hopes to merit cont
nace OF the patronage of his old friends and customers
short notice. n - les, ana on
April %, 1854 40 =. MA
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$40 Reward.

y ANYWAY from the subscriber or the 9TH of April
i last, Bright Mulatto Girl, named SARAH. The
said girl is of medium size, trim, genteel figure
straight black hair, and has bad teeth--Iaughs and
looks confused when spoken to. | purchased her in
the fall of 1852 Of Col. John NJ Potts. of Steele Creek
in which neghborhood she is probably lurking or she
may be about Providence Pineve as she is we'll
acquainted there.
will give the above reward if she is taken in this
county, and SIS if in any other county and delivered
to me in Charlotte.
June 2, 1854. r p WARINc
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PARKS L. HUTCHINSON

4 RE receiving and opening their Spring and Summer
n stock of
Ladies' and Gent!emen's Dress Goods.
Becf'e's 8aEs, and Georges Boots,
Straw BOnnetts, Panama Hats, &c.
Also large stock of
Coach Trimmin&S .
Our Goods were bought at Cash Prices and will be
sold at rates which will satisfy those who may give
them a call april 81 39tf
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GRAND EXHIBITION.

IHE largest and varied stock of Clothes Cassi
4 meres, and Vestings, LINEN, Drill Plain and Fancy
Also, general stock Gentlemen's wearing apparal
~hich we offer at New York cost Any person wanting
bargains VIII do well to call immediately as are de-
termined to sell out robson & REA
april H. az a.
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MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKIyc

Cd MRS. WHEALAN would respectfully return
HS her thanks to the Ladies Of Charlotte and viciui
ylor me liberal patronage bestowed on her during
me past season, and having engaged an experience
NllLLlNE Elk, she is now prepared 10 carry on the
Millinery & Dress Making Business.
in all its various branches. BvBONNETs mai. and
trimmed IN the neatest and most fashionable rnanner
" residence doors South Of Sader's Hotel
April 7, 1854. a9.H
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n DEACoNs QUOTATION OF SCRIPTURE ON THE
USE OF WINE AND Cold WATER-Mr. Secreta
ny Marcy recently told an anecdote at dinner
party IN thus city, which runs thus: He said that
lew weeks since, Gov. Seymour, of New York
wrote to him, that since he had vetoed The Eouor
law he had received various letters from pcnrIe.
men IN various parts Of the State, both approving
and disappearing of his course in The premises .
among them was one from an honest deacon. who
resided IN The centre of the State, hch commend
60 MS acilon IN The strongest terms. The old gen.
"emah alluded 10 Informed the Governor thai he
was deeply interested in the debates of both sides
OF The question: and did not let one iof or rirte es
cape nm. lie had too, he said. ''lookcd up' his
U'ole from Genesis 10 Revelation, in order TO see
now The liquor question was there treated. and oc.
yer mature deIlberalion he came to the conclusion |
1 n al me great and good men, as Noah, Moses
solomon and Jesus not only were parak-
ers OF the rosy" but recommended /, TO others
IN word IN his researches he only found one in.
stance (that of Dives where a man called Ior
cold water, and that he was in hi. acLc,e he
O"Sh TO be. '''s|e ne
~ y a
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Notice.
OFFICE CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
.. COLUMBIA, May 90, 1854.
PROPOSALS. addressed to the undersigned at Column
ba, invited until LIST July, for the delivery by
the 1st October, of One Hundred Cords of PINE or
OAK WOOD, at each of the following named stations
to wit: Killians Mill, Campbe's Mill, Cross Roads,
Ridgeway, Simpsons, Robertson's Winnsboro, Oban,
White Oak Yonguesvie, BIackstock, Cornwell's Ches
terville, Lewis 7. o. Smiths T. o., Ebenezer Ca
tawba, Fort Mill and Morrow's -
FREDERICK MINIS.
General Superintendent
May &c, '54. 44-4w
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Mrs. Shaw

lEN BEGS leave respectfully to announce to the
S Ladies of Charlotte and the public, that she mas
JUST from the Northern Cities and is now OPEN
ing a fashionable and choice selection of
Bonnet Trimmings, Fancy Articles.
Caps, Artificials, Head-Dresses.
together witch variety of French MILLINERY x
Having secured the services of an experienced Dress
maker and MlllIner from Philadelphia, she feels conf
Gent that she can give general satisfaction in both
branches OF the business. No pains will be spared TO
please. Orders from distance thankfully received
and carefully packed and forwarded
april IA, 1854 3s.tf
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Notice.

L1E subscriber has on hand for sale good lot of
$50 NE!hlNG bOARDS. Also, 3< 3, 3< and e s
Scantling, Plank in. x from 8 70 70 in ~ -
Various descriptions of Lumber, for sale at his Mill
ne wa saw at short notice bills of any description Of
Lumber. Also, large lot of Roughedge Plank at 40
cents per hundred, loaded on the cars
Level P. o., S. c., june St WIN. B. ELK1N
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THE WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS of the
Iiatel WILLIAM MlLLIKEN deceased will he
continued by the subscriber for the benefit of the estate
The prompt and uniform attention to business which
hered to in every department. and the continued
age OF the friends of the deceased is most
solicited by. BAZIIE IANNEaT
Charleston, May IS 43.3w Executor
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Notice.
g. Sc u i: .. -

OFFICE CHARLOTTE & SoUrH CApo,,x
- Columbia, May Fl, 1854.
REVISED TARIFF FREIG IT'S nno -
n Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad i. Tn .ne
on and after the LIST June next Copies of the
line of the road for distribution a'ohg the
AK. FREDERICK MINIS.
General uperintenden+
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Ladies, Your Attention.

" L nave the largest assortment of Man+;IIa. +b !.
W ever was opened in this market enhran;' ma. nnt
na 1t all the different colors and shades and
ela ana hIte Lace, ranging in prices from IS ~
$50, all of the latest styles. ''O"i % 10
april II SPRATT, DANIEL d co
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State of North-Carolina.

Court of Pleas IL Quarter Sessions April Term 1854.
Hugh M. Houston William Fulwood.
ORIGINAL ATTACHMENT.
t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court, that
William Fuwood is not resident of this State,
conceals himself that the ordinary process of Law
not be served on him 1t is therefore, ordered by the
the Court that publication be made for six weeks i'll the
Western Democrat for the said William Fulwood ap-
pear at the next of this Court be held in the
Town of Monroe on the first Monday in July next, and
plead answer or demur judgment pro confsso, will
be taken against him.
WITNESS, James M. Stewart Clerk of said Court
at Office in Monroe, the first Monday of pril, A. ID.
1854. NJ. STEWART C. Uc
May 18th, 1854 Prs S. so. 44-6t
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Notice.

a LII Accounts and Notes in favor of NJ w. Robp.on
- nave been placed in my hands for collection. and
must De settled by the st of April next or their Note
ana accounts Will be placed in Officers hands for 81
lection without reserve ' iol COL
Charlotte, March IT, 81 a.,
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FRYING-PAN<.--A single law passed by Con.
gress, surprising it had the power, and obeyed bv
the people, would effect great reform in the pub
tic health diminish the business of doctors and
the Demands for drugs, and prove of incalcuIabIe
benefit to this and future generations. Thus =:
be 1t enacted, that on the first day of January,
1888 every Frying Pan in the Uuicd States be
broken up and sold for old iron, and that no more
be manufactured henceforh forever Frvino is
the most unwholesOme of all modes of COOKING
Every thiag cooked by this method is saturated
with fat or butter, rendered tough, covered with
emPyreum oil, and made as unfit as possible for
the human stomach No dyspcptic should ever
eat anything fried, and no one should ever do 50
who would avoid becoming a dyspeptic. Lei
your food be boiled or roasted or broiIed. or baked
even--anythlng but fried. Frying meat is the
worst possible mode OF cooking destroying what.
ever good qualities it may possess, and exagper. |
ating all Its badness. And all this comes of bay-
ing frying pans, spiders, and other cast iron abom-
nations for making food unwhoIesome. Good
people, beware of the lrying-pan; beware of the |
lat which 1t scorches; and beware OF the meat,
and eggs, which it readers unfit Tor food and diff
lc"It OF digestion, that your days may be LONG in
he land--Ntch0PS Journal.